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Part Of Diamonds Found.

Chicago, Feb. l1!-Diamonds valued
1t $4,000, part OF the $4,000 worth
stolen in sample case from car
rage last Friday, have been recover
ed buried beneath the flooring OF
barn on the West Side.
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Y, C,PARK TO HAVE
b z WlLDIELkzATI ONCE

Last Saturday evening at the John
Mortenson home near town, Miss
Singa henderson entertained very de-
lightfully at Valentine party. About
eighteen guests were present and the
evening was spent in playing whist,
Will Simons and Mary Simons winning
prizes.
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The Leona Farmers Club met Fri
day of last week and listened to dis
cussion on better farming by Edwin
Maryland. There was a good attend
ance and much interest shown.
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spurned; Kills Sweetheart.

st. Paul.-Josephine Cabuzzo, II
was shot twice in the back and killed
by rejected sutton. Later, Peter
Narcuso gave himself up to the police
He is charged with murder.
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DEFENDS STOCK SPECULATION

BROKER HOLDS IT TO BE OF
... ECONOMIC VALUE.
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Phone society news 70 society -
itor, phone No. 1.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-12
g beutihe 9amunenbDote
unb bic aaiferin Gil a.
Seth purben i'm Safsn
ponz fling Sauo oers
feHtt.

@aHeouper, 9. g., II. NpO. =
SIN WarinesGt Gtablifisment Don gsquis
mauIt 1T cine 0epsfds bonn SbertOms
mano.ur oss iapanifdsn GsfdpaSers
sinsstrOffsn, Oas SiiHg sau bombars
oirt bat, uno Die pie folgt Iautst:
. Die fOtssnoen Saiffe iino Don ben
Deuti5en in Der Bal Dpn aiauti4ou
5srit6rt uub psrientt porbeR: Saguar,
Cur, Sltis, gormorant, sissr, sabur
uno bds Ulinen6OOt Ruoin, unS AUDI
bic auiferin gliia6etb.
.glae bisIs S6iffs paren bsutids
nit Qusnabme Der Saiferin gliiabetb,
bic Elm 6itsrreidiidss S9iff mar. Bon
Der gsiabuns biefes Sdiffes purben
ipGbrsno Der 9slaserung a4t Wann
ssDStet. Sas S9iff tpuroe Don Der
gsiasuRs seiprenst uno Dsrientt, na9s
bem ale Runition perbrauht mar.
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Rapitdn tDm Nfiiner nab
Nrims Sran3 Spiepb
bsx &obem5puern
Offiaiert Der .Gmbsu'.
utdt bernunbet.


Hiht Derfuunbet.
2pHboH, IL. RoD. aapitGn DON
Wiilltr BON bsm bsuiiden areu5er
,Gmbsn", Der DON bsm auitraIiidsn
areu3sr rSpbnsp' ungesriff.n unb
brsnn.nb an cine Der goeos Snieln
s.trisbtn ipurSs. unb Bring Gran5
Soispb BON Sobeu5Ollsru, elmer Der
Sffisiere, finb ariessssfansene. aeis
ner BON ibn.n III peripunbst, mi. an
Na9mitias bas Wsarinsminiiisrium
onsiinOist,.
SH bem 9eridt b.ibt es aud. baB
Don btr 9eiasuns Der ,Gmben4 200
Mann set5bt.t unb 80 bsrpunbst
ipurben. Weitere Ginaelbsitsn iinb
nidt sins.troffsn. Dos ,MariHs-Mi.
niifsrium bat anseorbnet, baB ben
lIebsrIs5enbsn Der .gmbsnA ans mill,
tdrifHe Gbrsn gu ibiI ipsrben iolsn,
unb bsm Rapitdn unO fsinsu Offiais.
ren ihrs Dsssn ssIaiTen psrb.u fol-
len.
prins Grans SOiepb DON SObsnsoI.
ltrn III bsr sipsite SObH bss grinssn
MiIbsIm Don 5Obtn5oIIsrn, Saupt
bss niHtresisr.nben 3peisss bes
Sauiss SobsnsoIlsrn. Or IN 23 Sabre
oIt unb NarinsIsuinant. Ssin.
edwsftsr, Oi. prinssHin 9lusuitine
'gietOria, III felt einsm Sabre NIT benz
friibsrsn R5nis Manusl DON pOrtusal
p<rbsirdtbtt.
Cine Dspsiht aus MeIbourns inst,
bab bic .gmbsn@ BON ibrsn Offi5is-
rsn ouf bic GsIisu seirisbsn unb bas
bti 10 itart bsi@dbisi ipurbs, bab fis
anseFdnssn Bat, in Stiids gu s.bsn.
Dor BEN Isstsu Gefsd. battle iiG bic
.Gmbsn' auf bsr SnieI fit slpsi mo.
nate DsrprODiantirt.
RritssssfanseHe Ruis
fen.
pdris, IL. gloD,mbsr. Cine De.
ptidt aus ct. petersburg bebaupist.
bdb bic MuFen ppm 23. Ditobtr Bis
gum s. Nppsmbsr 323 Sffisiere unbI
21.750 Mann eefanssn ssnommsn
uno pier mR5sfu. 81 Jslbssfnabs unb
81 sHnsufsuussf3iiss ssssutsi Bat
tsn, !
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Die esbptiiden prim5sn
Sabtu lid mad Reapel
eeflihtet.

.
REAPER, IL. gtOo. prins Mps
bammso 2tli paf6a, Der 9ruber oes
absbipe pOn 9lespptsn, 1T am Wlitt-
mod an 8orb oes Oampfers rllms
bria" in 9esleituns feinss SnteIs uno
getters, ben prin5sn SuiIein unb
2tiis SuFun, bier ansstommen. Bring
2lIis Sdiian tommaHbirte bic tiirti-
ife aapauerie in Der Shla6t Bel
2irt-aiIifIsb pGbrsno bss sriteu Bal.
tantri.sss.
Den llmitano. baB bic prinSen su
bisIer 3eit 9l.gppten perlufsn baben,
bSlt man fir beosutunssDol.
Dsitere RieberIasen Der
Serben.
Dien II. Hop., pid amiterSam.
Cine am 0ienitas srluifene offi5islle
getanntmadnng iibsr bic aGmpfe in
Serbisn lautet:
.9lm Mpntus fanSsn ipdbrenS bss
eanosn 5asss beftise adHpfe am
sguBe oes 9srses itatt, bic ii9 bon
S9a5sb Bis rod aosniba binaiebsn.
GiHils fart kfeiitsis quiittunsH lpus.
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Die 9iirfem
Sm aauiafus ME an Der
Ggpptifaen Sren5e er
fplnrtih.

g. q.
Berlin, II. Nppsmber, per Sun.
tentelesrapb. Ginsr offisisIlen Gntiin'
btguns Der tiirtiiden R.sieruns 5u'
folss, finb bic siirtsu IOipobl i'm adus
tafus pis al Der Grenss Don aespp'
ten erfolgreih.
sic babsn bas Sort 5asit5ar Bel
GI.ariId in assbpter gsnommen nnb
babel bier 5eIOseidiiBe erObert. SIN
Rautaius iino bic RuiIsn ssatpunsen
fpOrben, iif auf ibre stDeits @srthsis
bisunssIinis Suriid5u3is6en.
Gl-qlriia lisst am NittellGnbiitsu
Uissr, IN Der RGbe Der @renSe bon
9lesppten unb paIdftina. Der Srt 1T
bon Bi4tistsit, neil er cine Ausae
fiir bic WaferOerfprgans 1T.
4nsebIiae @erId Srung
sestn bic Suustiirten.
2onbpn, IL. g1oO. Cine Depsi6e
aus Qtben bsbauptet, oab in Gons
itantinopsl cine @srIdD0runs sessn
bi. DeutI9en unb Sunstiirtsn sntbsdt
tporben lei, unb bab bic Sduptper.
i4DSrsr rsrhafitt une sri4ufsn iDOr.
ben isisn.
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1igu,ubc
SfsOn ben Dentfden sc.

~ WV WV OSui WIZ ~
nommen iporben.
paris, IL. Rop. alm Wittipoh
abeHb erlisB bas &riessminiiierium
bic folgsnbe W.tanntmadung nit 8.s
aug auf bic Gage auf benz arisssfdau.
plat.
I'm unIerem Iinfsn Jliisel iDurbe
bsr aampf am Disnitas Morsen
pisbsr nit iebr GROCER 5eftisitit
aipiidsn glieuport iinb benz glufie 2ps
aufssnommen. Sm glasemeinen fparen
mir i'm Stanbs, uni.re pOiitionsn
irob Der 6eftistsit unb Der Gtdrte
Der fsinbli9sn ansriffe su bsbaup.
ten.
.l5rbIid bon glisupcrt ssldns es
uns. Soub.rt 3pbe ipieber gu be-
i.Bsn unb Biz iiber bisIen Ort bin.
aug bor5uriiden. Ges.n 2ibenb seIang
IS iabsr ben 9eutihsn, 9irmube elns
sunebmen. Mir baben aber nod Die
llmgesenb Der Gtaot am aanal bon
RisapOrt biz gpern beiest. Die
Sample tparsn bier febr beftis.r art.
Die britii4eH 9ruppen, bic eben'
faas on mebr.ren puntten ansesrif.
fen lpurben, iparsn i'm Stanbe, ben
Jsinb auf5ubaIten.
.am iibrisen 9b.il Der Gront TT
bic Gage uuperdnbsrt, auss.nOmmen,
bab uniers 1ruppen n0rbii6 bon
Soifons unb in Der Geseno ipeftIid'
BON 9ailIp, am re6ten 1lfer Der aisne
sinise gortbeil. srrunsen baben. eln
anbsren punit.n mar bus Wetter sros
beren Sperationen biuberIj9 unb es
fanbtn nur ilsinere @efe4te itatt, bic
siinitig fir uns ausfieIen. RamentIi4.
bti Goineourt, brei ailomeier n0rDlid
bonn Wglbe OOn Barron, no iDir cine
feinbIi4s 9ruppenabtheiIuns sariid.
s.fHIdssn bdbtn.
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pislleicbt bic SraH5oitH Osrsn armee
tdsIia itartsr pirb O., eiue Oiien.
fine ssssn glTab unS Gotbringsn be.
sinnsn, um ben Druid ssgsu ihrsH
Iihten Jliissl gu miIosrH.
Bonn 2riessI4auplaB I'M Often
iinb feline neueu RadridteH einsetrof'
fen. 3pifdsn ben Ruiitn nne Der an
Der Wartbe in qOIsn Dsrf&anaisH
4rmee 1T ss mod gu tsinsr S9lats
getommen, uno aud in Galisisn fins
ben porldufis ieius aampfs itntt.
46er in Ser6ien i6sinsn bic Deter.
reider es isbt barauf abseishsn gu
6aben, Si. gsr6sn DuIlitanbis gu Der.
ni9tsn, ebe bic Ruifen ibnei gu Silfe
tommsn fonnsH.
lIsssr bic Gag. auf benz tiirtiidsn
ariessi6auplab finO Die Radri9tsn
10 ipibsriprsasnO, bdB iie nidt mits
sinanb.r in gintIaus ssbra6t per.
ben t5nnsn. 81. Siirtsn bebdupisH,
Gisse iibsr bic RuiIsH i'm aauiafus
unb iibsr bic GnsIdnOsr on Der dspps
tifhen Gren3. srrungsn gu haben,
mas absr BON RubIano unS England
in g(brsos sefeIt piyb.
Die 4iirfen
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aonbon, II. RoDembsr. Di'
D.utf6sn srsifen bic StsllunssH Osr
9er6iinbetsn 5ipii5en Der aiiits nnf
bem sSlub 2bs piebsr in bsfttgsl
Weife al, uno ipeuH aud bic Jran'
3oisn bebaupt,u. I'M alasemsinsn ibr'
SieIluns sebaItsn gu habsH 1T Is
bod 5batiads, bab es ben Dsuti4en
ssluusem, bi. Stabt Dirmubs sin5u'
nsbmen, um bic bsrum einise Der blu
tigftn aGmpfe bss sanssn arissss
itattssfuubsu baben.
Sn Der Gsssnb apif4sn Oigmuoe
unb gpsrn, no felt msbrsrsn WO4sn
b.ibe armsen bi. beftisit.n ansriffe
sema6t batten, unb ND aaf bs'oen
Seiten bic @srluiis nod grOBsr ND.
rem. als IN Der S4la4t an Der yisr,
III tpi.ber cine Sdladt i'm Sanss,
bic an S.ftistsit ibres Glsi6sn iu9t.
Sint.r DirmuO. Iisst bic Sirstts
nada Diiniir9eH fiihrenSe Gbaaiiss.
Die Deutifsn iinb offsnbar snt'
ItloFeu Diintird.n su srObsrn, uno
ipenn es linen s.Iinst. Bel Sirmuos
burasubr.asn, Sann psrSsn bic Der.
biinbstsn sespuns.u fem, fia ouf
n.us poiitiousn suriid3usisben. Die
9sutI6sn baben bssbdlb BET Digmuoe
cine srObs Sruppenma4t ionsentrtrt'
unb Der llmitanb. Sab iis bic StaSt
i'm Sturm ssnOmmsn unS bi.r ME
in aanssnmard Oiels GsfanssHe ss'
matt baben, lam aIs Sspsis oafiir
seIt.u, Sab bi. in LETTER 3sit 10 bdu.
fig s.ma9t,n gsbauptunssH baB bic
OsutIden Sruppen pom ipsitlidtn
ari.ssI6auplas nad pOlsn ihidten,
uuriatis iinb.
Sn bieiissn Wilitdrtrsiisn 1T man
eb.r ssneist. ansunshmsn, sab bic
DsutItsn sruppen BON g3oIsn aus
mad benz Wsitsn ssT6idt BADEN.
Mlan bdlt % fir sstpib, baB BEL
ben risiis.n 1ruppsnmaiTsn, bic nS-
ibis iinb, I'm sesen bic aiiits bur6s
5ubrs4en, uno nm ibr sisenss aanb
s,ssn cine SnpaIiOn isittns Der Rui.
ZEN su befaib.n, bic Osuti6en nidt
I'm Stanbe isin iDerben, tpeiisrs Trups
pen auf ben pstIihsn arisssfdau.
pIob sa bsiuosn. GaSsgsn iSnntsnl
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Sritii9es 9prpebpbpot
einem beuti den Il n ters
ee6oot in ben 9runo
neb htr [.

2pnbon, II. Hopem6er. - Das
britiIte Sorpeoosa saanonsnbpot Ri
ger" 1T, elmer am 2lbeuD erfolgten of
fi3islIen 2tnfiinOigung 5ufolge in ben
Dopns Don einem llnteriesboot nit
einem 5OrpeOO in ben 8runD gebobrt
Doroen. Die gan5e 8eiuBung purbe
aber gerettet, Nur 8pei Ulunn purOen
idtper perleBt.
Die gltger mar ein SdnonenbOot
Don 80 Spnnen unb bate cine Sc.
lasung BON 85 Wann. Die Qlrmi>
ruHg beItano aus 5tpei 4.75Dligen,
pier oreipfinoigen &anOnen unb ei-
mem MtaIdinengeI4iiB iotpie 183Oais
qen Sorpeoor0bren.
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Bon BEN Seterrei9ern
fretselaf ffsn unb mad
Bull iAn nafhfdt

Su! !gdrten 9e 1tdt.
g ofia, guIsarien, II. Rop. @ies
Der 1T btsr cine q6tbeiIung Don Md.
5eooHiern ansetommsn, bic, nadbem
iie DON ben Gerbsu in bic 4rmss ess
itsdt porbsn parsn, bei 66ebeB in
bic Ssfansenf9aft Der Seiterrei6er
gerietben. 9tls bic Massbonier ben
8unId ausoriidtsn, mad guIgarien
3uriidtebrsn gu biirfen, purben lie
Don ben Oeiterrei6ern frsigeIaFen
uno bierber gei4idt.
Die biefige preiis sisbt gu, bob
guIsarien 6sreit lei, feline gIutiduIb
al Rublanb ab5utragen, aber ni6t
cher, als Bis Der Sreiperbano ppn.
ftanbiss 9arantie bafiir qiebt, oaB
oi, Redte guIsariens in MaasbOnien
pieber berseitsGt peroen uno gulsas
rien gesen bic RaubgsIiiiis ieinerRa6.
barn beiaiiBt piro.
geriu9sH, Q beuti9es GolS
fir BEN grpOrt aufsus
taufen.
Berlin, II. Hpp. Der prGiioent
Der prDOins 9ranSen6ura lentt bic
0ffsntIi6e Gufmsriamtett auf bic
5batIa6e, oub seipiiis psrIonen Ssut.
f9es Sob fir ben GgpOrt aufsuiau.
ZEN oeriu4sn unb fir bieIen 3ped
cine tletne YrGmts offerirsn. Or apz
pslIirt an ben patriotismus oes Dol.
tes uno foroert es uuf, fol6e gemiiz
buRsen ni3t 5u unteritiiBen unb ibuen
baour6 Elm @noe gu MAIDEN, bab es
rbieie agsnten ausldnbiI6er Rsgis.
runsen" Iofort Der pOli3ei iibergsbe.
Gin in4rmsebefsbIbes &rons
prin5en Ruppre9t BON
8apern.
Berlin, pia Saas, 11.glppembsr.
Der 2rouprin5 Ruppredt BON gapern
bpt sinen 9eneralbsfebl an feline ar.
NEE erlaHen. Der bic foIssnben SteI.
len entbGlt:
nSoIOatenl Die 9luseu Der sanssH
Welt ruben auf Gu9. llnTers jeBise
9lufsabe 1T Die, ben &umpf nit unies
rem Oerbabten Seino nidt aufSussben,
biz mir feiner arrpsuna Elm fir ale
Mdl Elm Gnoe semaht baben. Gr
fdnst bereits an, i9pad gu ipsrOen,
uno pisle Sffi3iere unb Solbaten bes
5einOss baben iid frsipiIia ergsben.
Die srobe Gntf9eibunssidIadt lit
ober nod 81 i9lassn.
sSbr miibt bis gum GnSe dusbal.
ten ano Der GeiitS Jrub DDafatsis
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ssSn Yolen 1T es iotpeit no6 5,t
feiner 9ro6eren S6la6t
gefo1tt11tet

il
sbpbt geuns pA
iaH st
CHdre ndt urpnHO SOH Sr
mb
ftmrS, 3mtT Gblmide Sdife
lin ben
e tobnan Sen 1t
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9irmuoe bon oen 9eutl@en qenommet
Nno AUDI bfi Dpfrn ori,,9em Dir peptfben uor,
Die oort $500 @efansene sea&t nno IS 2aa6nense8ats
ero6erf 6a6en.

ben Don unIersn sruppen genommsn.
sSiibli3 Don Ylanina iinb uniere
5ruppen in oem 9iitritt oitIi9 BON
SosniBa, &roupani unO 2iuboofa
tpeiter Oorgeriitt. gs fanben einige
beFtige &fe nit Der g2a96ut Oss
Jetnbes itatt, Der auf alien guntten
5uriidgeIdhsen ipurbe. g8ir 6aben
0isle 9efangene gema6t, oarunter
ben Oberit HaootoOitid, uno einise
llADere @siAiibe erobert.
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Mebr als $500 0e.
fangene
!Saben bic Seutiden in gelsien &C.
madJt nno 10 @aidJinenseidJiite
erpbert.
sic fimb aud iiibli6 BON
9irmube iibtr ben
Ypern aandI porsts


brungeu.
2onbon, II. NoDsm6er. Die iol.
ssnbe am Ra9mittas in Berlin auss
ssseben. Offisiele 9stanntmaduns
II per 5unienteIesrapb bier .iHsetrOf.
fen:
.Wir baben am Sisnitas an gfer,
3tpeis bss ypsrntanals CUTE Sort,
idritte ssmadt uHb Dirmube i'm
Sturm ssnommen. Wir madtsn babel
uisbr als 500 Gefanssne uub erobsr.
ten nsun Wafdiusnseihiib..
Weiter fiiblid sinssn unfere 9rups
pen iiber ben aanal unb iueitlid DON
aansmare erobertsn iie bic srite 81.
ME Der feinbli6en pofitionen. gs
ipurb,n bort ungefdbr 1000 Wann
Snfanterie ssfangsn ssnDmmsn unb
feds Noidinengeidiise erbsutst.
.Siiblid DON ypern babsn mir ben
5sinb aus ct. Glpi pertrisben.
r5roB btftiser Gssenansriffe ieis
tens Der 8riten bsfinbsn iid bic So.
BEN n0rblid DON 4rwsntisrss INNER
nod in unfsrm 9eiis unb fiibweitli4
DON aine MAIDEN uniers SruppsH be.
ftGnbis Gortidritte.
Cir i.br bebsutaussoOa bdlt man
bic 5batiahs, bab in bem Offiaieusn
gsridt iiber bic gOrsdnse auf benz
tpsftlidsH arisssfdaupIab bic Worte
gut. Gortfdritt.4 ansetpenosi psr.
ben. Gs 1T biss Sas srite mal. bub
oieisr 9lusSrud NIT gssus ouf bic
admpfs in bislsr Gss.nb ansepenbet
ipirb."
Die 5ruu3ofsn erlitten iebr i4fDes
re @erluits, als lie Dsrfudten, bic bon
uns srobsrttn pidtis.n anb6bsn bon
gienns.Issgbaieau in ben argOnnsn
pisbsr gu nsbmeu, unb norb0itli9
unb iiibli9 DON @srSun tpurbsn bef.I
tise frau55fi4e alnsriffe abssi9la.
gen.
Bonn ariessf4aupIab i'm SItsn
iinb i,ins pi9tig.n Iaariatn einse.
trpffen.
.9fus gBisn ipirb offi3isll beri4tst,
oab bic bsftissn aampfs bei gdabes
unD 2osnisa in Gtrbi.n aud nod Si.
5an3s Nadt anbausrt,n unS .pei!sre
poIitiOnen bss Ssinbes i'm Gturm sss
nOmmen iporben isisu. Ssitlid DON
Rupsnis ipirb bic g,rfoleung Der
Ssrben fortseisbt.
.Sm 0ifliden GaIisi.n unb in
8eIiarabisn finben itarte ruiiiibe
1ruppenbeDssunssn iiait, ipabrIdsin.
id in 9srbinbuns nit bem tiir,i.
Id.n arisg.
.Das 6uuptquariisr in aonitanii.
tOp.l msIpst. bab bic SffsnIips Der
liirlsn trOb btiiissn Ganssi0llss i'm
fOrtssfsbt pirb.
gerShn pirb BON Isiner
GipiIbeD0Iierung psr
ldffsn.
9onbpn, IL. glpD. 0sutItsn |
sufolse III 9srbun BON
IrSbtsn SbsiI iein.r G,p6litriins psr-
aiisn iDOrSsn. fdst cine Dtpeide ous
imitsrbum.
Die 5ran5cisn iOIlen aud bic msis
ten fdbptrtn Gtidiibs b.rJeitung aui
ldftsitn gtlsst baben, lin bdour4 ben
usaHasI an GfISastiussis ssIsssn.
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@efangene Ma5enpnier

Qen SorpeDorObren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-12

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-12

Sir Obio, Snbiana. Weit 8irs
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uno Jreitds.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-08-22
DAY RUNS TURNSTILES
FOUNDER OF NEW YORK GIANTS
NOW HUMBLE EMPLoYE.
Fortune Made When Team Won Two
Worlds Championships From St.
Louis Browns and Brooklyns
Lost In Fighting Revolt.

Once the richest and most powerful
magnate in the National league, John
B. Day, founder of the New York
baseball club, which has controlled the
Giants since 1885, now draws a small
salary for supervising the turnstiles
at the polo grounds. MIR. Days for
tune made in 1888 and 1888. when the
Giants won two worlds championships
from the St Louis Browns and the
Brooklyns, respectively, was swept
away in vainly fighting the Brother
hood revolt Of 1890 He sacrificed all
to remain loyal to the National league,
which without his allegiance would
have been crushed In midseason. In
fact. Mr. Day refused a half inter
est in the New York Brotherhood club.
together with $4,000 salary to serve
as president
The story of Mr. Days ruin Is an
old one, but his wonderful faith in
the ball players who threw him down
never has been told. At the sugges-
ton of James Mutrie Mr.. Day organ
lied the old Metropolitans, who won
the American association champion
ship in 1884. He leased the polo
grounds, then located at Fifth avenue
and One Hundred and Tenth street. AS
the National league was the parent
body, Day and Mutrie soon applied for
franchise to operate a New York
club, The team was nicknamed the
Giants in 1887, because the players In
cluded big men-Buck Ewing, Roger
Conner. Tim Keefe. Jim O'Rourke,
Mike Slattery and others.
During that season the New York
club made 100000. while in 1883 Mr.
| Days profits were said to have been
| double that amount. John Nj Ward
George Gore. Mike Herman. Mickey
Welsh. Ed Crane. Danny Richardson.
| Bill Brown, Arthur Whitney, Gil Half
| field, Pat Murphy and Titcomb were
added to the clubs roster from time
to time SO that when the pennant
was captured in 1889 Mr. Day was
literally rolling in wealth He allowed
the players to pocket the New York
clubs entire share of the receipts
II was during the following winter
that the Giants, with the exception of
Herman. Welsh and Murphy. agreed to
desert Mr. Day. They had Joined the
Brotherhood, which had formed a Sc
cret agreement with various financial
hackers TO organize a rival circuit
called the Players league. When Nut
rie informed Mr. Day, there. that all
but three of the Giants had decided
to jump, the New York magnate re-
Piled:
Il do not believe a word of It! l
have treated my boys literally and
fairly. You cannot make mo believe
that they are not real men
1t proved to be true. however. and
Mr. Day lost his fortune.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-08-22

Birdie" Cree, Claude Derrick and
Jay Kirke are three of the most SEN
sational "comebacks" of the season.
When this trio was cast adrift by ma
jor league clubs little or no attention
was given to their fate. They had
dropped out OF the fast set and were
headed for the minors. But now it's
a different story. All three accom-
plished wonders with the teams to
which they were sent, and now they
are back in the big yard again.
The New York Americans sold Cree
to the Baltimore Orioles for 81, 500 and
gladly paid $4,000 to get him back.
While with Baltimore Cree led the In
ternational league batsmen with an
average of 1853. Claude Derrick also
was shipped to Baltimore by the Ath-
letics, who figured that he was
through in the big show. Derrick did
great work in the field for the Orioles
and hit for 800
Jay Kirke. the third member OF the
Comeback" triplets, is a former Bos-
ton Brave. He was shunted to In
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-08-22
Touched at Last.

What beautiful hair you have" he
said
Still she declined to let him SEQ that
he was greatly pleased
What a glorious complexion you
have"
Her manner remained cold.
How beautiful your lashes and your
eyebrows are"
She was impassive.
Your figure. II seems to me, is per.
feet"
She stared at him without indlcat.
Ing that his praise had given her any
pleasure.
you have the most beautiful teeth
| have ever seen"
The case seemed hopeless. bu. ha
decided TO make one more effort.
What beautiful. tapering fingers
you have" he said.
Then she sighed deeply and gladly.
Her fingers were her own. just as ma,
ture had made them.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-08-22

dianapolis and then on to Cleveland,
In the American association. With
Cleveland, Kirke hit for 1851 and was
the real batting leader of the associa-
ton. Now he is with the Cleveland
Maps
Claude Derrick, the new Cub short
fielder purchased from Cincinnati has
Mt In the cavity in great style and is
said to be the making of the Cub
team. He has chased away the short
stop bugaboo. Since Joining the team
Claude has shown plenty of class as
batter and fielder. The Cubs are the
fourth major league team he has
played for He started out with the
Athletics in 1912. but wasn't kept long
He bobbed up at the end OF that sea-
son with Mack's men and again dis
appeared In the ambush His next
chance came with Frank Chance
Highlanders last year He was let
loose again, to be grabbed up by the
Reds. He wore a Cincinnati uniform
for a couple of days before signing
with the Cubs.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-08-22

The German army has moved north
OF Llege and is advancing into the
heart OF Belgium. An extraordinary
force of cavalry screens the freot Of
the allied armies. The French cavalry
is fighting hard.
Field Marshal Sir John French. COM
mander in chief of the British field
army, has joined General Jorre, French
commander in chief.
Fighting between advance guards OF
the main German and French armies
In Alsace and along western France
between Germans and Belgians indi-
Gates the proximity of a great battle
along the whole line.
Inc captain Of a Danish steamer re-
ported at West Hartlepool that he had
seen the masts of seven sunken Ger.
man ships off Spurnhead. He believed
they were warships
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-08-22

Minooka Blues until 1910. when he
went to the Elmira. New York State
league club. now managed by his broth
er, Mike, the once-noted major league
pitcher He caught % games and was
released to enable Elmira to keep him
from the draft, but Connie Macks
keen eye caught him and he was draft
ed by the Athletic club. He went south
with that team In 1911. but on the re
turn was sent to Worcester Of the New
England league. from which club
Cleveland bought him In the fall of
1911.