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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-11

tried to get into the swirling mob which
swarmed on to the field to cheer him
on his exit.
Three Worlds Victories.
Today's victory gives Connie Mack
three worlds series in four yearD and
adds considerably to the dimensions Of
his present niche in the baseball hall
of fame.
For the series the Athletics hit safe
ly forty.six times for 23 runs. The
Giants connected with 80 hits for IS
runs.
The official attendance at today's
game was 36,6S2, The receipts were
$75,676.50.
First Inning.
Philadelphiac-Murphy up, Murphy
singled, hitting the first ball pitched.
oldring up, ball one, strike one, Old
ring forced Murphy, Mathewson to
Fletcher on an attempted sacrifice. Col.
Inns up, ball one, Collins singled to right
putting Oldring on third. Baker up,
Baker flied to Burns, 0ldring scoring
on the throw in and Collins taking sec.
ond, when Burns threw too high to Me-
Lean. Mclnnes up, foul, strike one,
foul, strike two, ball one, Collins out,
llerzog to Doyle, when McInnes bound
ed one to the third baseman. One run,
two hits, one error.
New York--Mathewso promised to
be victim OF the Mackmen sluggers,
'but rallied and some sharp fielding
/ saved him but with a single run. Her
zog up, ball one, ball two, strike one,
strike two, Herzog out, Murphy to Nc.
lnnes, by n running catch, Doyle up,
Doyle out, Barry TO McInnes on a sharp
bit Of fielding. Fletcher up, ball one,
strike one, ball two, ball three, strike
two, foul, foul, Fletcher flied 10 Old.
ring, who backed up against the bleach
ers. No runs, no hits, no errors.
Second Inning.
Philadelphia-Plank worked a siz.
zling cross.fre with fatal effect. The
ball fairly smoked aud IL was obvious
that Eddie was putting everything pos.
sible on II. strunk out, Doyle to Nor.
kle. Barry up, strike one, ball one,
strike two, foul, Barry flied to Murray.
schang up, hall one, ball two, strike
ono, strike two, schang singled, tho ball
hitting Mathowson 3 glove and defiect.
ing Off Flctcbcr's range. Plank up,
Plank popped TO Herzog. No runs, one
hit, no errors.
New York-The Giants crowded tho
plate in an effort TO got the veteran q
! goat, but he drove them back, Burns
up, ball one, Burns out, Bakor to Nc.
, lnnes. Shafer up, ball one, ball two
} ball three, strike one, strike two, foul
Shafer foulod out TO ldcInnee In front
{ Of the boxes. Murray up, Murray out
Plank to Mclnnes, No runs, no hits
: no errors.
{ Third Tuning.
philadelphia--Tho work Of Plank IN
! this inning was superb. Murphy up
}, strike pue, Murphy singled through
short. II was smash just out OF
o Fletcher's reach Oldring up, bali ono
Z 0ldring safe on Doyle's muff Of hor
Q groundor Collins up, Collins out, sac
4 rficing, Merkle unassisted. Baker up
y hall one, Baker was safe and Murph,
k scored when Mcrkle attempted 10 tai
Q Baker on the line, missed aud threw Il
Mclean too late TO catch Murphy. Ia
d ker got credit for a hit. McInnes file
4 to Burns, oldring scoring on tho throw
!
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-11

In tho third inning Doyle's tumble
and Merkle's delay in running down
Murphy, caught off third on Bakers
easy grounder, cost two more runs
From this point on, Matty took the
game away from his support, and gave
his fieldes no hard chances TO handle.
lie worked faultless game in the six
closing rounds, but his batting support
was too pitifully weak against Plank 3
great pitching, but 20 0nuta facing
him. Plank said this may DO the last
game he will ever pitch as he Is forty
years old. ~ Il Is, he can always ro'
member II as his greatest game.
At the finish the crowd was all there
with the ovation for Plank, For inning
after inning II was obvious that the
veteran had his opponents curlc1 up and
withcred. The only question In amy
mind was whether his wonderful work
could be stretched across the full ninc
frames.
When Doylc's final flicker dropped
safe in Murphy's mitt, $4,000 mirs Of
eyes were focused upon the veteran he
ro Of the day and most Of the $4,000
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-11
BY HAL SHERIDAN.
UNITED PRESS LrAsnp wRn.l /


Polo Grounds, New York, Oct. H.
Eddie Plank won the worlds baseball
championship for Connie Mack's Ath.
letics here this afternoon when in the
fifth game Of the series, the Athletics
annexed their fourth victory by a score
Of 3 to l. The two lone singles was the
gross hitting effect of the Giants. Plank
duplicated Mathewson 8 effort of the
second game when, like his veteran con
temporary, he weathered every storm
and by a superb demonstration Of all
those things which make for pitching
excellence he stood the Giants on their
beam.ends.
Plank's southpaw WINS there forty
ways today and to the very last flicker
had the stuff to make puny the efforts
Of the Giant batters. No kid pitcher
could have displayed greater stuff in a
fresh young arm than was unrolled by
the Gettysburg battler.
Athletics Runs Not Earned.
At the conclusion Of the game his
team mates displayed their sentiments
in the matter by bearing the veteran
twrler from the field on their shoulders
as the other Athletics worked n revoly
ing wedge through the throng Of admi
rationwrapped rooters. Just as Ger
tainly as Plank was there, just 80 GER
tainly were the Giant batters not there
and while the veteran Mathewson pitch
cd the full nine innings without al
earned run being registered off his dc
livery, two fatal errors behind him were
sufficient with tho scarce hits he yield
ed to give the Athletics the run needed
TO cinch tho game and the champion
ship.
In q like manner the lone run regis
tered by the Giants was only made pos
sible by sn addition to tho error col
umn, but in this case the error wa
charged to Plank himself Following
their usual tactics, the Mackmen mad
q vicious assault in the early inning
and stacked up lead against n bril-
liant finish by Mathewson. Murphy
tho first man up laced out single an
was forced by oldring. Collins single
to left, putting oldnng on third. Bake
flied TO Burns ana 0ldring scored whe
Burns threw high TO Mclean. Th
throw was in plenty Of time to hay
nailed tho runner and only Burns ba
peg made tho tally possible
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1913-10-11
Third rnning.

tcOutiAusd on page four)
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tried to get into the swirling mob which
swarmed on to the field to cheer him
on his exit,
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-01-30
Ntueitcs aus Der SitO
9atOta 9egislatnr

Inter allen bis iebt inn Sauje elm.
qerei6ten Bills, beaniprll6en folgen.
DC elm uagemeines s5lltereiie. Die
gia sur giurihtlmg elmer StaatS.
Steuerfommiiiion. Cine Steuer auf
grbidafteu lu1o 3upenoimgeu. Sin
9unf. .@orantie.8eieb. Sin @eieBz
&ori6Ing lit ferner gemaht norOen,
lpeIbe bel 15llrpsglbItinnnlngen in
Giuilf1llen cine 3meioritteI @Iebr.
belt ais Den i5ua eutiheioeno, urts
niinnt. Sin @eirB, peldes aub BET
2l6neienbeit pom @obnort 5u Itiuls
men erIultbt. Sin neucs SotclsSSnipts
sirungSs@eieb. Sin @eiet, iuelbes
Oie S9afflug elmer ituatIideu &om-
miiiiou fir CUTE Bege, 5um 3luede
bat. Cine 9ia mabt cs itrafbar,
Stimmgeber per SSubriperf 5rtm
aSttmmpIas befOroeru 5lt Iaiien. Co.
genannte giienbabnsgtus bobeu bis
ieBt mlr perbdltnismdBig ipdrlib ibr
Griheinen genaht, bodl miro crmurs
tet, Dab in naber 3uflmft rpeites
re Bills 5ur &egitlirimg Der @iieus
babnen ibr @rIheinen MAIDEN mers
ben. Shreibcr tpituid)t beionoerS,
oaB cine Bill ibr @ribcineu mod)t II.
mem moglidJ 8eiebesfruft erIungt,
Ole @iienbabuen 5Ipirgt, in allen De-
pots MISUNDERSTANDING 5u inter
bnltan. S5el1te, no in pielen Golm.
ties fnit fCin 6armbauS mcbr obne
Eclepbou 5u finoen lit, lit eS etnfah
etue ShpeinerCi oaB es pom gitten
S8tlcn Der Giieubabnen ubbdngeu ioll,
pb iie audi elm 5elepbon anidJaffen
luollen ooer niht. g2ie piele SSubrten
3ur Staot fonute elm SSarmer itd) ipas
ren, nenn er inn Starbe p1re, Den
0epot=gLgenten ieineS ndhitcu Srtcs
per Selepbon 5lt fragen, oh eiu err
purtetes Stiid SSroht ooer @rpreBs
gut uugefommen lit. 60 mic Die Co
den beute iteben, muB er i'm Oer0tebr.
5abl Der Sale, penigItens on Der
@reat gtortbern @iienbnbn. memn
er nift oie iSubrt 5ltr Stuot blinbs
Iings rnternebmeu pia, einen Sreln0
IN Der Staot bitten, (meiItenS elm
@ei6dftSnann muB ornn glauben,
Der auh 10 genug 81 tim bat, aber
ans @ei6dftsgritnoeu uibt uein ia-
gen mug), iidb 81 erfimoigen, ob 0as
betreffeuoe 5ruht= ODER @rpreBItiid
ongefommeu lift. Ser 6reltuO bat
Damn Die 5reuoc, Den man9ntal
niht fitr5en 8eg 5ltm Depot ODER
9Sra6tihuppen 5u MAIDEN, INN iid 5ll
erfunoigen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-01-30
Ni9t Arbitrati0n, i0ns
Oern @iOerruf

8ie Dor flIr5en mitgeteilt fpuroe,
bot Senator Toot cine Sill einge-
braht, nuh neIher Die ameritoniihen
&iiitenfabr5euge BON Der 3abIung
bon @ebiibren fiir Die 8ur6fobrt
0urdl oen 8auumafanal befreien0e
8eItimmlulg bes in lrage ItebenOen
@eieseS mioerrltfen neroen ioa. 0aS
@leife miro befiirlportet pon 4riegs-
iefretdr StimIon mo Dem Sransport-
@rperten Der Hegierirng, 8rofeIior
@lnorp 2Sobniou
Man oarf nobI bebaupten, 6aB I'M
@roBen uno 8an5en oos onerifani-
ide 8olf fiir einen ioIhen g8ioerruf
lit, NIT 9lusnabme Ser Spe3idltuterel-
fen, Die oafiir gei6doigt mer0en Mir
oen, oes &iiiteni6iffobrt- @lonopols,
bas ii6 IN ieiner @elpobnbeit, lih
auf Soften ser Steuer5nbIer umo &on-
lumenten 5lt bereibern, niht germ ge-
tort ieben modte.
Die proieiiiorlellen SSiHgos, mel6e
5um Seil IGngIt eingeieben boben, ooB
lie iid), pie lie es in alleu oerartigeu
SSdllen TIM, aud in Der Gnnamatannl-
glngelegenbeit uergoloppirt, obte
lleberlegung gebanoelt nmo lid tlt
cine folihe Siellitng gebraht bnben,
miiroen melt Iie6er ieben, oaB iene
anitoBige &loliIel aus Dem angenom-
menen EnnamatonoI- -@eieb beieitigt,
ais Dab oie glngelegenbeit Dor elm
internationaleSS S6ieosgeridt gebrod)t
ipiiroe. @s lit bier namentli6 BON
Singos Inn Senat Die He0e. ino man
glnn6t, 0oB oieie 2orperihoft einen
@ioerruf ser in 6rnge itebenoeu
9eitimmIng elmer ihieosgeribtIid)en
@ntldeiollng por5ieben tpiiroe.
@rprGii0eut 9fooiebelt bat ii6 frei-
lid in Der lesten Summer oes Out
loot" fir Iebtere alisgeIproden. 06b-
reno oas 9latt bisber gegen Arbitrd-
tion por. erfldrt es li6 ans @riin-
ben DER notionnlen @bre mmmebr 0o-
fir un6 itellt iib oirf oen Stonopunft
ieines illuitrirten 0fitarbeiters, Der
iib ieoo6 pieIleiht nllr 0esbolb fir
elm internotionales Shie0sgeriht err
fl6rt bat, tpeil er einen @iOerraF Der
onitoBigen 8eitintming fir ousge-
idloiien belt. mas er, ipie iib aus
Dem 8oritebeuoen eraibt, ie0odj fei-
nespegs lit.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-01-30
9ie Gage tn GnrOba
SuHgtiirfiidJer Staatsitreidl.

&alrm mar in letter 8ode oie
9ta6ridt 0ur6 Die gldtter gegun.
gen: y3ie 3iirfen leuftn elm, gebeH
glorianopel uut" OILS ibr aud ihon
auf Dem fSuBe oie 02eIOlmg folgte,
Dab Die SSungtiirfen in GonItautiuoz
pei einen 8ltti6 genuht, Die 3iigel
Der &egieruug ergriffen nto neue
8oridldge 81 unterbreiten batten. Die
SSungtiirfen mollen Inn ieoen Sreis
9lorianopel fir ole Siirfei retten. 3ie
0teloung, ouB iie cine Gepublif pro-
flanlirt baben, entbebrt bis iebt DER
8eitGtigung. S5n 2onoon beiBt MN
Die 8arole: .9lbnarten un0 Seetrin.
fen. - Die ieniationellen greig,
niiie in GonItdntinopel, Die alle eu-
ropdiihen 8orien in cine 8ullif per-
iebten un0 Die triibIten 8efiir6tim-
gen eripedteu, peroen nit 8eiorgnis
ueiter perfolgt. SSn Den oiplonnti-
i9en areiien berridbt Der ginOrud,
Dab Die neue tiirfiihe Regierlng oen
S{rieg nid1t Die0er allfnebmen, ions
oern nur elm @ompromis er3rUingen
min, inter meldem glpriauopel tiir-
fiid bleiben miirbe.
Sine &IGrung DER Situotion lit
niht 81 errparten, bis S6effet 8aida
1no iene 4ollegen oie gtote Ger
@roBn1bte 6eantporten. 0os miro
crit gei6eben, menn oos neue &abis
nett oollItanoig lit. 8is iebt lit es
Dem @roBpe3ier nod niht gelungen,
einen Wiinilter oes gIuspGrtigen 81
finoen, oenn nlle iungtiirtii6enSSiib-
rer,s oenen 0as Bortefelille ungeboten
tpllroe, baben obgelebnt.
53mii9en Den @roBmGdten iin0lln.
terbonollngen 3ur 8erbiitltng Ger
@ieoerallfnabme Der 5einoleligfeiten
i'm @ange unb Die 6rieoensbeooa-
mG6tigten oes 8alfanbun0es baben
bon Der 8oti6ofter-g gdnferen3 Die
gSeiiitng erbnlten, feline Shritte 5u
lrnternebmeiL Die cine frieolife SO.
Jung unmoglih MADDEN miiroen.
Die Observation-Disclosures 0es
8nItanbunoes boben Iih BON ibrer
8eitiir5ltng ii6er Die 8enoung Der
0inge in gonltantinopeI nod niht err
bolt Sie betrabten ole 8ieoerouf-
nnbme oes arieges ols fat unaus-
bleiblid) uno 1teben in beIt1noigem
9epei6entpe1iel nit ibren 8egierun-
gen. Die @rie6en uno Montenegri-
ner befiiriuorten Die iofortige 9luf.
bebuug oeS Observation-Disclosures, ober
Die 8nlgoten uno Serben Iino ser
slnIift, Dab 5uerit ben @roBmGften
@elegenbeit 5am 8on0eIn gege6en
mersen miiiie, oo oieie our6 oie Gu,
riifrpeilllng ibrer glote iniuItirt mir.
ben.
Heid)no Eolda, Der @bef Ser tiirfi-
Idlen Delegation, mollte tDeoer be.
itatieen nod oemei1tiren. ooB er ln0
ieine aollegen beimbernfe,I moroen
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Sine &arnnng fit Oas
Ynblifnm
Ssi3ts @efebriebeues i'm aSpIfs
pnfeten

8e5iiglidl Der gorIhriften fir Sic
nete Bntetpoit ideint inter oent
5roBen Bubltflm mo iogar beigoits
beanIten ielbit nod cine llnfenntl1is
ju berriGelt, fueIde gl6ien0eru pScr
entptangern beoelltenoe llnaunehlnz
ltdltetten, Merger uno Mebrfoiteu per
uria6t. IS bot ii6 oics 6eion0ers
tn grDBeren @eihdfteu in 10 enl-
pftnoltder gSGiie fiibI6ur aenad1t,
odB elm 8oarenbuus i'll geeu gDorf
NIT GrLaubnts Der BoIt6eb6r6e al
len ieinen 8atetpoitienOungen cine
geOrlldte g8arnung fir ieine S1moen
beiidlieBt
IS banoeIt ii6 INN Die gorifrfft,
oaB etn iolhCs Gafet BON uuBen, rlndl
tnncu, irgeno etrDas 8eid,riebeues
aufiueiien ourf ais Die goreIie Ses
empfdngers uno oeu Runen 1rno
Die gIoreiie oes gl6ieuoerS. ggiro ir-
geno ettUnS nu0eres auf oas So
tet geihrieben, ODER iraefO cine
lhrtttltd]e 8emerfltng Dem &afet 6ef.
gc(tgt, 10 lit cine Strufe i'm S6be
ocS ooppelteu GprtoS fir Goitiadlei
t. alaiie 3u be5ablen, ltu0 babel mer.
Den Die Dem gafcte aufaefIebtengoIts
patetmarfen nod ni6t cinmaI .einac-
rednet.
gSte icbr man binIihtIidb 6ieier
2egulatton nod inn Guutcln tappt,
gebt mt5 Derihieoeueu geiIpielen her,
Dor, Die oaS betreffenOe g8aareubaus
anfiibrt 60 bat Elm SSabrifant, sci.
len Glerf bel elmer Senolmq 6os
8eDibt auf oaSBafet gei6rieben bot-
te, SS.62 Strafporto besableu mill
len. SSa, iogar elm bober goitbeam.
ter bat gegen Die gorif,rift geiiin-
otgt. Gr but etrDas altf Die SSnnens
Iette zines BON ibm mt oas 8eihdft
abgeianoten 8afets aei6rieben; ole
Solge mar ooppeItes griefporto, 6as
er Dem @eiuihte nad 5lt 5ablen bate.
IS fontmt bdufig Dor, OaBaln-
Den Dem betreffeHOen gSuarenbaitie
@eegnItGuoe NIT Dem germerf y3um
arc0ittren" oOer a3um llntauifen"
3uriididideit, obne 0arun su 0enfen,
OaB ous ooppeltes 9riefpurto aIs
Strafe beoeutet. gine Game batte
iogur uuf elm &adct geld)rieben:
rgftdts @ei6riebenes i'm 6teiem Qa-
tet", unO Damn btu5ugefiigt: ,4re0i.
tiren Sic Dies Der s5ralt 9lant"
g8ie Dies Strafportp bri einem ar6Be.
rem @eihdftsbetrie6e ms 8eI0 lduft,
erbeQt oaraus, 0aB elm 2uoeninba6er
felt Der ginfiibrlrng ser GufetpoIt
tdglih etrpa $25 5lt be5abIen gebabt
bat. CAB er ole &unOen ge5pltngen
BAT, ibm bic gluSlagen 8r ericben, bat
natiirlih maude llnannebmIihfeit
peruriadt. Gen 9SoItbeb0roeu ipirft
man iibrigenS in oen betreffcnOen
areiieu uidt nit llnreht Dor, Dab tie
bis iebt nidts geton buben, INN oas
FubIifum in oieier Siniidbt mebr
mIf5ufldren.
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limo. y8us glut gea3im 9SoI6as
fonlmt uuf Die Sdupter Der @roB.
m1hte", erfl1rte er bitter. gSSbr I'M.
gere6tes gerlangen, buB gloriunopel
0en 9ulgnren oltsgeliefert per0en iol.
le, bat Die ieBigen @reigniiie ges
3eitigt". SSman gti5ani 8uihu er.
fl1rte: Scum f6nnen ole galfunitua.
ten llno Die DiGhte ieben, 5u iuelbent
gSioeritanoe oie Siirfei fibig lit uno
melhe Spfer tic 5it bringen perntog.
Sic ncroen ultsfiuoer, OuB tlidlts &c.
id6rliber lit, ais Elm beripunoeter
20pe".
glm meiiteu bcIorgt lit iiber Oen
llmihtr5 in GpnItantinopel oie italic.
niihe 9tCgierllng 0cun iie fiir6tet,
Dab ibren IN Der 5iirfei anidiiigen
5000 llntrrtauen unter Dem iung-
tiirfiihen 9iegimcnt ernite @efabr
orobt. Die itulienii6en areuser
DSm Nfarco" uno ,,&iiu" befin6en
iib NIT Dem aanonenboot ggdrime-
Oe" mtf Dem @ege uah GonItanttno.
pei luo Die @eibpooer in Stanlpos
lia, Sareut mo Rboous neroen CUR
iofortiger glbfabrt bereit gebaIten.
0lit Den itdlieniiben Shiffen oams
pfeu Griegsibiffe Der unOeren @ruB-
mdcbte nah Dem Ytarmarameer rmo
oCm 9oSporilS, INN ctn5ugreifeu, ,penu
oies sum Sdlub DER @ltropder in
6onitantinopcl n6tig fperoen iolIte.
Cine Observation-Disclosures lit ieoo6
.uorldufig Hidt gepInnt, pbgleib cine
IoI6e angeorOnct mcrOeu mag, nm
bic gSieOeraltfnabme oes &riegeS 3u
perhinOern.
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qnslanS.

SSn 8eutihldno bnben Die iiingIten
@reigniiie in Gonitontinopel nic-
Ser Die triibIten gefiir6tllngen err
uedt uno Die ldbnenoe llngeniBhcit
5lriidgebraft, inter Der gan5 gu-
ropa mouoteIong ihiper lit. 9ln Der
8orie berridbte cine fat ponitartige
Stimmung, oa unfebIbore internati-
onale 8erpidlungen iebt mebr be-
fiir6tet peroen, oils ie 5unor. lie
8reiIe nobnt Die SSltngtiirfen, ibre
&ube 81 betpabren ltno Die Srieoens-
berbonolllngen in 5eiounener Meiie
fort5uieten, menn aud dlif peran.
oerter 8oiis. @elhc .0altungHuB-
lano onnebmen miro. lit nod unge-
nib, o6er ieoenfals meroen Die
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aiion eingetreten 1T, oie inter lin.
tanoen bis sum Diui ouuern fam.
Der Ohio lit bel Cairo 5irm Stia.
tono getomnleil, ipie oaS 8etterbu.
reou IN 8nibington. 9. g., berih.
tete; nm Norgen betrug ser geacI
1873 Sub, cine Steigcrlmq INN o.
Sub in "a Shinotn. Ser imterc
Diiiiiiiippi iteigt nod INNER mel.
ter.
9Iuf Ser Gelu g9rfer Sod,bobu er.
aigHete iid) ein gFdBIi6es llngIiid
3met 3iige ronnteH ineinauOer imG
na6 0er,Gnqiiion derieteu Die gSuaen
in 9ranO. Cine Seriou fanO einen
graBlihen 5lnn1mentoo lino nepn
anoere uurOen ihper uerlebt.
Ter GitD Soll ;}ug bate acraOe
Die 81. Str. Station perlaIicn, itnt
DER South ,5crrp 3ltg par ibm ciniac
SetinOen ipater gcfolgt, als Der erItc
NIT eincm 0inle, ais iraen0 meld)em
8rlnOe Soalt madlte. Die ciu3iae Gr,
tlarung, Dab Searms, Ger oas SaI.
ten Der Dor ibnl beiin0Iiden 8agen.
reibe gan5 fragloS bemerft ba6en
muBtc, ieinen 3llg nidt e6eufaas
augenblidlidb 3lnl StiQitanO bradlte
liegt allem 9lnihein ilad I'M Geria,
gen Ger @rcmien.
0iit einem 8et0ie, oas lne6rcrc
StraBengeoierte ipeit geb6rt puroe
mo binnen peuiger Minuteu SauIen.
DC pon gtelgierigen berbeilodte, frad.
te Der bintere SIG in oen nor0eren
mobei iid Der erite South GSerrp 8u,
gen IN ben leBteu, Gitp Saa gSaaeu
f0rmlib bineingrub.
gei0e gSugen uur0err uollItGnoiq
5eridmettert, mdbren0 oie 6eiOen3 Iii.
&c alls oen Sdieneu aeid[euoert
Imirbeu Oie 8aiiogiere BON ibren Si.
sen nerfeno umo Die gIucnue inteu
nit einem pabren Regen BON @Ius
uno Sol3iplittern ilberi6iitteno.
SIREN &obepunff aber erreidbte 0ic
Ennif, aIs peilige Mtimiten nad Ser
Golliiion Der erite g9agqon 0es BIN.
tercn 3uges iniolge 9ur5ihIuiies in
gronO geriet, Der lih blieidnea aui
oeu leBten gSngcn oeS poroereu 3u.
ges arsbreitcte mo cine 91cttunq ser
inter Oen 8riimmern gingeflemnten
fait 5lir llnm0glihfeit mahte. glls
balo Oarouf bie 5euerlucbr eintraf,
ImltBte Der eleftrii6e Strom abgeItellt
mer0en, DoOurh Der gerfebr fait aui
Der geiammten 2inie Iabmgelegt uur-
De. gtaAoem Die 5euermebr nit elm
puar S6lailfgdngen Der 5lammen
Setr gcluorOen mar, beganneu bie
sScuerfdmpen, uilterltiist BON uielen
Prinutperlonen iid on Die Rettlmg
Der 8erleBten 81 MAIDEN.
Die ein5ige 2eidle, ole inter 0en
Eriimmern pollig uerfoblt, berporge.
3ogen Duroe, NOR Die 0eS Boli5ilten
s. 90. @leolon, Der ourh Oie gelrm-
mer ieine8 HeuolnerS ioentificirt mur.
De. @leolon mor Die ein5iqe Stiise
leiner permittrUeten Mlltter lmo lei.
ner flint tleinen @ei6lpiiter.
@roBes gllfieben erregte in Stem
gorf Die @erboftlng oes betonnten
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES General Sid
les. Gr ioa $4,000 Staotsgeloer
fiir iih pertpanot baben. Ger @c.
neral bat ldon mond)en @eIo. uno
@betrubeI gebnbt umb lit Ooourh be-
tannt geiporOen. @r lit bereits 90
Sabre alt imo baben feline SSrelinoe
9iirgihoft geitellt. 9luh meroen iie
beriuhen ourh freipilige 8eitrdge
ote Slnlme gut 5u MAIDEN iino Sid
les Seltraflng perbinOern.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-01-30

Merchants who do not
advertise in a German pa
per, do not deserve the
German trade.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1913-01-30

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-09-18
GIRLS! GIRLS! TRY It.
BEAUT|FY YOUR HAIR
Make it Thick Glossy, Wavy,
Luxuriant and Remove all
Dandruff.

Your hair becomes light, wavy, f1uf-
fly, abundant and appears as soft, lus-
trous and beautiful as a young girls
after a "Danderine hair cleanse" Just
try this-moisten a cloth with little
Danderine and carefully draw it
through your hair. taking one small
strand at a time. This will cleanse the
hair of dust, dirt and excessive oil
and in just few moments you have
doubled the beauty of your hair.
Besides beautifying the hair at once
Danderine dissolves every particle OF
dandruff; cleanses, purifies and invig,
lorates the scalp, forever stopping itch,
ing and falling hair.
But what will please you most will
be after a few weeks use when you
will actually see new hair-fne and
downy at first-yes-but really new
hair growing all over the scalp. II
you care for pretty. soft hair and lots
of it surely get rs cent bottle OF
Knowlton's Danderine from any drug
gist or toilet counter, and just try it
ADV.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1913-09-18
M'COUNS OBSERVE
F|FT|ETH WEDDING
Friends Who Gathered Made
Present of S35 in
Gold.

CENTERVILLE, Ind, Sept. IS
Celebrating their tiftieth wedding an
niversary, Mr.. and Mrs. John Nc
Conn entertained a number of friends
and relatives Tuesday.
The home was decorated with gol-
den glow. The place cards were yell
low and white, with watercolor paint
ings of wedding bells and other appro-
pirate decorations. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Conn received many beautiful and
valuable gifts, among which was $35
in gold.
Mr.. and Mrs. William McCoun, Kali
amazoo, Mich, Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman
Pryfogle and family, Campbellstown,
Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown, Rich
mond, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Morgan and
daughter, Marjorie, Richmond, Ed
ward McCoun, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Tice and son Ralph, Richmond, Mr..
Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown, Rome
City, Mr.. and Mrs. Thaddeus McCoun,
Hagerstown, Mr.. Oliver Cousins, Day
ton, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lyons. Ea-
ton, Mrs. Margaret Ursher, New
Paris, Mrs. Anna Boyd, Hagerstown,
Mrs. Pearl Brokamp and daughter,
Ruth, Richmond.