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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-05
9as sammelluerf.

paitor paul Sfmibt bat i'm gio.
men ieinsr Gemeinbe, Der proteitan'
tiitsn Gemeinbs in gribsetpipn, Der
5iIfsseisai5aft cine Sfpeite GeIbitn.
Siins 5ustbsn luHen. Der garas III
$13.65.
9err Sans WlueIler Don lebanon,
ap., bat BEN SdaBmeiittr 0es 5iIfs.
fonbs obsrnpaIs sinsn gbed Don $25
5iiseInidt.
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slus aonssieiu entluidjsu.

Der polissi purOe mitsetbeili, bab
Der 40 SABRE alte Wilbur 2arieris,
beiim 4nbtrtpanbte Yo. 1035 2tnH
Sirabe tppbnsn, an DpnnerIfos4benb
aus benz aonspiap SrrepafpI ents
ipihen III. Wlit sdrferis auiammeu
psrf6nanb br 45idbrise Sniafs bes
Snftituts Sobn Wernids.
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@ettsett,I.

Di, Spisl,r.9l .9lbibeiluns bss 0siets
iip.Dspdrtsmsnt perbaftste seitsrn ben
48 Sabre aleH Sarrp garipig, bon
6o. TAT Wcpkrfon Strobe,. an Der
6. uub WaInut Girabs unter Der Be-
ihuIbisuns Wttiattiel in ftintm 8tiis
s,babt su baben. Waripis beitreite.
Sieis 8efdulbisuna snsrsiid, uno
gibt on Elm Grunbfiidmailer gu jtin.
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Pokal.Derid)t
S6feier seliftef.
Der @criiber Ses Sanfranbs in &'ins
ton Elaee iOa Soiepb Sraper
ans GumminsuiQe icin.

aIrbeitsIpIisteit uno glOtb pabeim
ibeinen ben Mann alr 9er5pelf@
luna aetriebsn su babsn. = gsad
Der Sbat beiu1ts er ieinen Srus
Der unb iibersab ibm SsIb fir bic
5rau. = Sem ifrl. SaIs mar Der
ansebIi6e SbGtsr bstannt uhb lie
nannts aeitsrn ieiusn Romsn. =
Sr 1T flii6tia aepOroen unb pirO
ieht i'm aanssn 2anbe ssiuht. =
Ser RaubiiberfalI par iorsiam aez
plant.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-05

serb, nit ben 5erren %. Rippep nnb
Sreb. S1pent on Der Spibe, fprad
seiiern beim Siderbeitsbirettpr Dor
unb fudte barIm rldh, baB oas
Spribenbuus ipeiter Sftlid selesf
piirbe. ba bori Der Jeueri9uB nptb-
ipenbiser iit. Serr Solmes pirb iih
bic Gahe iiberleaen.
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@s5aIidjsf,ueiis ertrnnfsn.

Der GA Sabre altt 9beobore Jr0b
Ii6, BON glo. 801 Weit 8. Sirabs,
pirb felt Donneritds Morpen ptr-
mibt. Der Mann mar RahtpaGts
mann Bel Der Wormtt aoblsn.5 5Ioite,
unb man bermutbsi. baB Ct BON eiHer
Barrie absIitt unb feinsn 3ob I'm
Ohio fdnb. Die GobIsnfIoits antert
am 5ubs Der Central QDs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-05

atenb BEL Isinem gruber. Der Obers
maTbiniit i'm Mercantile 2ibrarp 9es
bGube 1T uno bdnbiste ibn, SIS nit
benz griu9en Elm, bas @elb ieiner.
Soiepbs Frau. aussubdnbisen, ba er
ss Ielbft nidt tbuu tDnne, neil er cine
tlsineRsiie MAIDEN miiffe. 6srr Draper
bra6te barauf bas gsIb ieiner
S9pdssrin. sSrau Olga Draper.
gtad Dem 9eiuh bsim 9ruber muB
Draper bunn lppbl bic Stabt uerluiz
len babsn. Sobdlb bic csbentitdt bes
gerbredsrs feitssfielIt mar, puroe
Iein Sisnalement nah allen srObsren
unb tlsineren Stdbten oeI9idt.
sspIepb Draper 1T elm Sobn oes pers
itprbenen Or. sSobn Draper, einitigen
lansidbrigen Setrstdrs bes periturbe=
men gpIisei6sfs Sol. Oeiti9. gr mar
bis gum l. 2tusuit Bel Der Snternatips
nal Gorreiponbina S9ool anseitellt.
perlor oann ieinen pOiten unb mar
ieitbem pbns geidGftisuns. Den
llsberfaIl auf bic gant bate er iOrsz
fam eepldnt. Dor a6t ober se6n 5as
gen nlietbete er in Der Winton place
gant einen OepoIitentaiten unb ieitz
eem fam er tdgIi9 in bic 9dnt, ma4e
te lid on bem Saiten au i9affen, als
of er arobe Summen oarin babe unb
beoba6tete aud Die eanse SantirunS
bes @ei6Gfts. @r ipar alio nit ben
8epfIoaenheiten aenau pertraut unb
fpuBte aud, oab bic iunae aahirerin
Ddbreno Der Wtttasspauie ALIEN gu
iein pfIeste. Sa sr bon bieisr bod
setannt puroe, nubte Draper bdnit
re6nen, bieieIbe aus benz Wese al
rdumen, iobaR Der 9srba9t ntd,t
atSupeiien lit. oab Der rabiate Meni9
es auf bic Grmorpuns Oss 5rauIsins
Sals abaeieben bate.
Gs mar ibm unter ben aeI6ilbers
ten llmitGnben natiirlid Elm leiates,
in bic inneren 8antrGume al aelan=
gen unO rem t0btIiden Sdlao sesen
oas uniauloi9e Spfer ausSufiibren.
gr bate Iei3t eins bebeutenp qr0bere
Summe erbeuten tOnnen, penn auf
benz l3dbftiih lag elm podet, bas
$4,000 papierselb entbislt. IN Der
pOn Draper semistbsten aaiette be-
'anben fid nur einigs 9Iatt 9apisr.
ssrl. gala bat pieber eine CUTE
Jta6t aebdbt, ipbab bic 4sr3ts Soft
1una auf ibre @iebsrsensiuns begen,
'teleid Der SaGbsl on slpet etellen
Jetro6en tft.
2Beslen y. OuffmdH, aus Sbdronz
'il!e, O., Der in Wioblstopn psrbafs
.et purbs, als er in ettpas perbG6tiaer
Heiie BON einem 3uae fpranu, pirb
eoenfalls beute entlaiTsn tperbsn. Die
ppitsei bate bon bornberein nidt ses
Jiaubt, baB Der Mann, Der nur als
'Iinber pafasier rsifen poIlts, nit
:em 9srbrs6en sttpas gu tbun Bate.
IIlem 4nideiu nad bat Draper feline
NitbeIfsr unb Wdtfpiiisr sehabt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-05
M pferiOfs g aisbsrsi.

2plebo, D., 4. St3ember. -
Snfolss elmer Ghiebersi, bic iin am
Oonntritag absnb In sinem bieiigsn
Mobnpisrta abipislte. liest sin fopei;
nod niGt ibsntifioitrter Dssperabo
aus 2ouisoilIs, als asihe In ber
Worsue, Der ebemalige S9ontDirth
6drrp 6. pIunirler, aus louispilIs,
Der felt sabresfriit bier anidHis III,
liegt nit sipei aueeIipusbtn In nobe5u
boffnunssloftm 3uiiahb i'm 5oipitu.
inb plummer's 0dttin befinbet ii@
in 5aft. neil fie ans.bli9 ben ptr-
bdnsnibpolIen S1ub dbsegeben 3dtts.
burh ipel4sn Der llnbeiaunt set6btet
ipurbe.
Die GGieb.rsi fpisIts ii8 Dor Der
plummer'f9en Wobnung ab. 4m
Gonnerjtag ubsnb bssebrten 5pet
M1nnsr ginIaB In bic Wobnuns unb
riefen plunmsr auf feline Jrass. tper
brauben Tel 5u: .Sarrp mir bdben
Elm. 8oti9nft aus aouisDiae an Did
aussurihten.1 4ls Ylummer baraufs
bin bic 9biir Sffnste, er6ffnettn bic
beiben 8urfhen Geuer auf ibu unb er
brad bon sipsi auselu getroffsn su.
iammen. syrau glummer elite aui
bas snallsn bsr GdiHs bte Srtpps
binunier, nadbem iie ben Repolp.r
ben iis ftsis untsr bem aopftiiisn lie.
gen battle, an jih seriifen bate unb
faob bann auf bic beibtn 4nsreifer
hires @atten. gfafbem bic ppii3ei
5ur GtelIe fpar, fpurbe bic Wd4bdrz
fdaft abeeiudt unb i'm 6oi bes
plummer'f6en 5anIes ipurbe elmer
ner 9uri6en ais asiHe gsfunbsn
ipdbrenb ppli,eiliHs Nn4fori4ungen
eraaben. bab bic Banbs irsgeiummi
aus bier Ulitsliebsrn beitanb, bic isit
elmer Wpfe bier eeiptilt unb nod :
plumm.r seiu6i batten. Die Bur.
fhtn bntten iid meiit I'M psrrufsnen
Diitritt aufatbdlten unb bort ipirb
jebt aud mad linen sefudt.
q,lummer bebaupt.t, bdb er ben
grIhoiIenen pobl In Qouispiae gss
tannt babe. iid jsbod niM auf bsDsn
ysamsn befinnsn iGnnt unb auh nidli
ipiiIe fparum Elm Morbpsrfu3 uuf ibn
ctnaft iportn. Die poIi5si feb.
bitten glnsaten siemli4 ittptif9 es.
asniiber unb III Der 4niidt. bob es
iid nm einen Hadeait tanbelt. blum
mer's Satin battle BIB ror Sohresfrif.
bier i'm p:rruftnem DiItriit cine
WirtbI6aft, perlor jsSo9 ibr. 2i5ens.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-05
9iabradbe anS 1iebk katIe.

- Ginbrs4tr, bic benz geI6Gft
bon Wiaiam Munpan. 30. 1895 Cha.
pei Strabe, In Der Donneritas ga4t
sinsn 8sIu6 abssitutt.i batten, ers
beustsn $50 aug Der Resiitrirtaiie uHb
periAiebsne iEIaf&en Whistep.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-05
ets.G GrIasbaifitsine.

(Mlbsrt Jranslin Ring. 80, galIipoIis.
I Dbio.
tgeriba Chapman, Ss, 1901 wsR 9.
Strobe.
IGlopb wilIon Cunningham, %, 42o
Wsft 8. ctr.
iw9amis Cool, 81, 2O4 WeF A. Ctr.
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Bafeban.

Die SabresuerfnmnlIins Der ga.
tionaIlisa glngnoten irrlo ebenfaIls
cine SpesiaIiisune Der giational.
aOmniiiiion iper6en ipabrenb Der
fommenben @o1e in giep Dorf ia.
gen, mann Diele sl,,stauidunsen bon
SpieIern 5rpii9en ben Stubs 81 er.
iparten iinb. grdiibent aus. Serr.
mann unb iein S6itptIins Ser5og
iperoen bort ibr Moslidite5 Sur Ser.
itartitng Der DRebs" tbun.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-05

6riulein @ertrup gdln. &anlrertn
unb gu6baltsrin Der Wintou Ylacs
@ant, bic ON Spnneritaa Wtittaa IN
Dem gantaebGube Don einem 8dnpt'
ten nieperseI6laaen uuo i6iper pers
leBt purbe, bsfinb.t Iid nod INNER
in ernitsm 3uftanbe i'm 8etpesba So
fpitaI unb bari bic S6pertrante
ni9t au oft iiber ben @oraana befrast
fperben. 9eitern fam SrGulein guls
eiuise Minuten au lid uno duberte
lid su ibrer llmaebuns: sd tenne
i'm, er bate einen S9liihei als er
CUR gant lam. Oieien S6lu1el
sciste er mir, uls er iid bem 9elpolbs
ndberte uno ih NIT ibm aina. Sd tens
ne i'm, bod tann i'd mid ausenbltds
lid nidt uuf ieiuen Namen beiinnen.
6ierauf perIieben bic Srante bic
3rdfts unb es mar auna4ft unmDsli4,
nGheres bon ibr Az erfabreN. yfah
einsm tur5en Sdlaf. aug pe!hem
sSrdulsin guIs aniheinenp etpas ses
itdrtt sripahts, fIiiiterte Tie ben De-
tettiDs Bell unb pfluG iopie bem
4rst beg 5oipitdls ben Ramen uno
bic WbreiIe hires anaeblitsu gnareie
fers in bas Sbr.
Sie bate als Sbdter ben giien6obz
ner Soiepb Draper, bon glo. 1927
Blue Rod Strabe beseianet. Spbalo
bic 9eamten ben Rumsn erfabren baiz
ten, requirirten Tie Elm Quto unb iasz
Ten bom Bethesda 6oipital nod gums
miusDille. 9a auf ibr Dieberboltes
3lopfen unb 2duten nid,t seoffnet
ipuroe. ichidten ii6 bic PoliSifteu se=
rabe an, aepoltiam sinSubrinsen, als
spei &inber bes Draper, bic Is Sab
re alte @labps unb bic ie9siGbrige
sslorence aus ber S6ule bsimte6rteu
uub auf gsfrasen iaaten, oab lie in
benz 6auis pobnten. papa aber psr=
reiit iei, I'M Qrbeit au iu6en. Die
Siuber Iieben bic geamten ein, unb
als baIb barauf 5rau Draper pon
etnem Qusaana feimtsbrts, fiel Tie
in Sbnma6t, als iie b0rts, bah i6r
Manu bag @erbreden bsaunesn bdbeu
foIlte. 2lu4 @labns mar nur f6ner
3u 6erubisen, als fis ben Su6psrbalt
srfubr. gla6Dem 5rau Draper ii9
fpleber erRolt bate, t6eilte Tie ben De-
tettios nit, oab ibr Mann ieit einisen
Sanen elm h0flt ionberbares 9enebs |
men aur S2au aetragen babe, bod
ertldrte lie iid oas nit isiner
4rbeitslpiisteit unb bem i'm 5auie |
heiri6enoen Mtanssl. 4m Oonnsrse
tao 8ormittaa felt sr nit oem gemers
ten DON 5auie fortsssangen, er poQs
lid DON einsm Treunbe @.lb lsibsn,
Samit bic Fumilie au le6en babe. Qu6
trOlle sr cine tleine Rsiie MAIDEN, ba
er 4usfiht babe, auspGrtg gei6Gftiz
Suua au finben. Der sSrau fiel es
haHn uu4 ni6t psiter auf, als ibr
Mann abenDs ni9t bsirntebrte unb
dls ibr Sapdger i6r $75 ausbdnoiss
ts. nabm lie ebeu an, oaB ibrem Mann
Der pumppsrTu4 aeIungen lei. Sie
faate fsrner, iRr Mann babe beim
Werlaifen bes 5uuies etnen srauen
anaug, buntIen ueber3ieber, braun.n
Sut nit uriinem gunb qstrassn. Sn
oieiem &n3ug 1T Draper in GUM
unb in Der 8ant bGufia oes
Iebeu fporben.
Die allsemeine Qnnabms, Draper
babe foglei9 ncA geseben Der Shat
be Stabt perlaffen. par irrig. gr
.rihieu pielmehr am Tpnnerstdo
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-05
Oer(ut on J(ei(dl
Orr @eoree

oers @eeree ~.
IIOIe. no. 12h RssaSs
sIss., Genber, Col.
f6reibt; 80 babe alIen
sIauben in Der melf
an Sbre g'ssisin, nsiI
lie MID BON g7asenfa.
tarrb bsIIte.
.Jh nss tH slHsm
Tsbr dsussH 9Hiianss
inb bas eeben erfd!sn
fbara6Ii1 buHseI, 80
.onnis ni6i sHfn. @'ei'
ne Qabrnua ttat mir
,ni6is Guies. I'd Der.
Tor aumaIis sIsif6 uHs
mar sann unb abeo
ssbri.
80 NOR itniia6Ha
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-05

ffOb. aissufinsen, bas bic erfie gIaf6s pstuna
mir gut that uno 70 sebrau6ie 10 es pslisr
mii elmer aumaIissn stsiserlns bes slppetits
nnb Ser araff
-Grei msoHats ipaier. na6bsH ID es- susrii
su sebrau6sn aniins mar 10 siH ssianbsr
9'anH nnb sn ssuss usfsfs 10 ssm pssana
sHsnfArsism. 80 empfsbk ss rusn. ptIde
fine Wlsbisin eeeen aoidrrb benDtbiasn..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-05
llmi&tstbnna u m


I'm has cote 81 srianesn. frnss beim bsIIen
Maryen. earaftbe Nromo Gniufnf.
.aEsiEi siHs dF'aitsia " sirssu xsee. ~.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-05

Die in s(dt itebenbe .Seberal".
aiea bate seitern ipieOerum eireH
@rfolg auf ibrem giaub3use gegen
bas crsanifirte gniebaa Spiel su
per5eidner, inbem eS oem Sarpt.
ling Soe Sinfer gelanG AlaIter
ssobnion, ben nnerfannt beiicn
Sd)leiiSerer Der gm. Sign, fiir ben
Gbicneoer .Seos" Stub oui Die
Gauer BON 0tpei Sabren nit eirIen
Ssabreseebalt Don $1,000 fontrnft.
Iib 5u berpfIi6teu, Sobnion iii inter
Der ReieroefIauieI ieines oiesidbri.
gen aontraftes bem 4saibingtoner
Stub Der 9lm. Sign perpiIidtet, uno
niro bas 9feht ieines llebertritts au
Der an6ern 9ign ril5ipeifeIbaft in
cen geriften angefohteu tperoeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-05

Griter 9aienbiiter lno betp1brter
Salaacr W. Sorris, @iitglieb oes
Ban Gitp Stliibs Der Soiitb Wiid)igan
9isa, iuiro porausiidtlid IN ben
ndfiten 3agen einen aontraft nit
ben ,,gie6s" unter3eidlnen ben ibm
grdiibent ausuit Serrrinnn 5lige-
inubt bat. Sarris iiherte iplbreno
Der IeBten Sniion eiuen gro5cnting
pcn 1896 gimften in greifern. mahte
1876 2diie in 139 SpieIen iinO itabl
~ 8aien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-05

sSimmp Collins, ieit Iangen SAB.
rem elmer Der briIlanteiien Spielcr
Der 0at. reip. gm. &isa Iiegt IN
gnffalo an 2llnseHeittjiinoimg idwer
crfrnuft barnie6er unb 1T geringe
$offnuns alrf @elIeilns porbanSen.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1914-10-02
0. P. Wilcox & Co.
A Lame Back Kidney LFouOj
Causes 1t.

Ii dom take long for kidney and
Bladder trouble to give you g lame
back, and even wo~se if not checked.
Mrs. H, T, Straynge, Gainesville,
Ga, was fairly down on her back
with kidney trouble and infamed
bladder. She says: Il took Foley
Kidney Pills and now my back is
stronger than in years, and kidney
trouble and painful bladder sensation
htye entirely gone" Good druggists
arc glad to sell Foley Kidney Pills
because they always help. They
contain no habit forming drugs. For
sale by J. w. Thurston. adv.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1914-10-02
RApPENlNGS
OF The WEEK

OF The Week
DR.. K. j. Harvey, wife and dauch-
ter Dorothy of Hardwick, w., were
the guests of w. NJ. Humphrey anu
family one day last week.
Will Haley returned this week to
Spokane, Wash, after an EXTENDED
stay here with his sister, Mrs. Chas
Ro by.
DR.. A. C. Farmer Of Berlin, N, i.
formerly of Island Pond, has been ap-
pointed permanently by the Con-
'necticut Valley Lumber Co., oil
Bloomfield.
Mrs. G. D. Herrin is on visit to
her sister in McIndoes Falls, Vt.
Mrs. NJ. J. Johnston is visiting her
son, G. G. Johnston, for few days
FE Stevens has fold his farm ana
milk route to Mr.. MaxfeId Of Derby
who will take immediate possession
Arrangements are being made by
the local K. Of c. for their annUa.
celebration Of Columbus Day.
DR.. Eastman Of Newport, was a
business visitor yesterday.
Miss Malvina Wood was in Sher-
brooke Thursday to see her brother,
who is i'll ina hospital there.
Mrs: J. I. Grant of Portland, Mrs.
Mary Kelly, Mr.. snd Mrs. H w.
Kelly of Lancaster, N. f., were Wis
itors here this week and attended
the wedding Of Miss Mae Osborne.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Barney and
son of Lowell, VI, and Mr.. and Mrs:
Ed. Morrill, of Derby, spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Bonneau.
Ms, Fred Stevens, who has been
viz ting friends in Boston, hiss re-
turned home.
Miss Catherine Mohoney, Miss
M;ry Robinson and Robt Murphy Of
lancaster, visited btr, and Mrs. W.
| A. Gleeson last Sunday and Monday
returning home by auto Tuesday
morning
Miss Helen Keenan, has gone to
Portland where she has entered
Gray'a Business College.
Mrs. G. C. Johnston and daughter
Jessie are visiting her parents II
Evrr'tt, Mass.
Joe Haley of Averlll, visited rela
tivas here verISuaday.
Will Buck, proprietor of the Ca
! naan House, was in town to-day.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hobson an,
Mr. and Mrs. l.. f Jones were auto
mobile visitors in Derby line yester
day.
Mrs. Fred Wing Of Lyndonviile, i
visiting her daughter, Mrs P Dus
sault.
Harland B, Howe, the Damocra
nominee for Governor, will speak il
Opera Hall, tuesday evening.
Mrs, Hayes of Groveton, was
Sunday visitor,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1914-10-02
WhY cIerIeg Cd insane.

Aunt Mandy (to the clerk of the
general store l--"iou all aint got no
fo'-cent calicer, is you--or is you? Ef
you is, is you all got some jes' speck
cheapah"-Woman's Home Compan-
ion.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1914-10-02

The 0. E. S will met in their
rooms next Mond " evening and all
members are requested to attend.
The ". C. T. u. will meet next
Tue day with Mrs. Lawton at the
parsonage, at 8 o'clock. There will
be a reception for the teachers and
4 large attendance is desired
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1914-10-02

u know allabout the high cost Of living and
that the b@stis the CHEAPEST You will always find
the best Groceries, Teas Coffee Spices Smoked Meats
and Canned Goods that the market affords in our
stock 1t will pay you to try them Satisfaction
guaranteed or your money back
The Washington times., 1914-10-12
PREDICTS
VICTORY FOR MACK
President of American League
Believes Athletics Will Be
Ultimate Winners.

BOSTON, Oct 12-Ban Johnson, the
president Of the American League. seems
a trif1e downcast over the poor showing
to date Of his Athletics, but Is keeping
a stiff upper lip. and predicting ultimate
victory for the legion Of Mack.
Boston caught the Athletics in a
SLUMP" said Ban, but that will not
last throughout the series. Mark my
words, Mack's team hasn't gone back
as most people think. I Will be greatly
surprised If Philadelphia does not take
both games in Boston.
II was surprised" continued Ban,
that Connie opened the series with
Bender and followed with Plank Though
every one must admit that Plank pitch
ed a beautiful game; one that would
have won ninety-nine times in a hum
dred. OF course. didn't interfere with
Mack nor offer any suggestions. But
when he told me that he was going to
use the Indian 1t struck me that young
pitcher might have been better. His
young pitchers and not Bender and
Plank, won the perinant for Connie this
year
Il think you will find one of the
youngsters pitching up at Boston to-
morrow. all right, though. of course this
is no prediction. Boston cannot beat
the Athletics, for 1t hasn't the necessary
hitting power to offset Philadelphia un-
der normal conditions. In the two games
played the White Elephants have been
away off their stride. But they will
come back
johnson tells a story that throws a
very interesting side light upon the hu-
initiation Of Chief Bender in the opening
game This, II will be remembered. was
the first time the aborigine was ever
knocked out of the box in worlds
series game or the first classic struggle
he had ever lost before a home crowd.
1t appears that a few days before the
opening Of the worlds series Connie
Mack ordered Bender to come to New
York to watch the challengers in action.
A few hours later Connie ran into the
chief in the streets Of Philadelphia
Il thought you had gone to look over
the Braves" said Mack. somewhat tes-
tily.
"Oh, I didn't give that a second
thought" answered the Indian. whats
.he use of wasting a perfectly good
afternoon looking over that bunch of
bush league hitters."
The Washington times., 1914-10-12
TIGERS COACH EXPLODES OBJECTION
TO NUMBERING PLAYERS ON GPIDIRON

by the coaches along the lines men
toned by Penfleld are childish. II only
one teams players were numbered it
might prove a DISADVANTAGES for that
team. But II both are numbered. where
Is the advantage for either side?
Some coaches incline to the theory
that II their players wear numbers 1t
Will give the opposition q chance to
spot their stars. One would assume
from statements Of this kind that with
out numbers the rival players wouldn' t
know who's who ir1 the opposition line
up. The argument is absurd.
Brickley. OF Harvard, wasn't NUM-
bered last year. yet every man who
and where he played. He didn't need q
number on his back to let the enemy
know where he was stationed. 1t was
the same with Mahan. the Harvard
halfback: with Hobey Baker, Of Prince
ton: Craig. Of Michigan; Des Jardian.
on every team In the game.
Percy Haughton, Of Harvard, who
didn't answer the letter sent to him, Is
Haughton last year took the stand that
the students and graduates Of the col
leges supported the game, and that the
colleges weren't catering to the general
public. SO why number the players?
For the benefit Of Haughton and 9th
lie be darned' line, we'd like to state
that after a student graduates he be-
comes a member Of the general public.
Men who graduated ten, twenty. and
thirty years ago are not familiar with
the players Of today. The players are
strangers to the old graduates as are
they to those who never went to the
colleges who arc fighting It out on the
gridiron.
The coaches should bear In mind, too.
that approximately IS per cent Of the at
tendance at the big college games Is
made up Of women. Most Of the big
Eastern and some Of the Western col
leges arc not co-educationaL There
fore, the ladies had no chance to be-
come students or ''old grads" Of those
institutions and thus become acquaint-
ed with the players. The ladies would
like to know. during the progress Of
the game just who Is who. And they IL
never know until the players wear
numbers on their backs.
Here are extracts from the letters of
the three coaches who are firmly op-
posed to the plan OF numbering players:
MY team will not wear numbers.
The Washington times., 1914-10-12
Argument That Scouts Will Ben
eft Is UnsportsmanIike, Says
r
W. 6. PenfieId.

NEW YORK, Oct 12-w. q. Penfield,
coach Of the Princeton Tigers, expressed
sentiments In his letter concerning the
plan to number football players that
surely must strike a responsive chord
in the hearts of the legions OF football
enthusiasts who have been pleading for
the universal adoption Of the plan.
Penfleld says:
1T is our plan to number our players
this fall
The only objection to numbering the
players is that 1t enables scouts from
other teams to follow the work Of the
individuals better. This, in my mind,
Is rather a childish and unsportsman-
like objection.
without doubt, tho numbers are q
help to the spectators. who. even
though they may be familiar with the
players in their suits, have difficulty in
distinguishing them
Penfleld is right. Tho objections raised
The Washington times., 1914-10-12
Frank Allen Jumps to
Pittsburgh Outlaw Team

PITTSBURGH. Penn, Oct. 1.-THE
f"st OF the desertions Of the National
League to the Federal League this fall
has come I'm the Smoky City in the
person Of Frank Allen Of the Brooklyn
Dohgers He arrived hero and accepted
terms with the Pittsburgh Federal
League Club He was at the game
yesterday between Buffalo and PITTS
burgh. but was not in uniform. sitting
in box with Mrs. Oakes. wife Of the
Rebels manager
1t was stated by the business manager
Of the local team that Allen would
make his first Federal appearance here
on Saturday In one Of the two games
to be PLAYED that day with the Buff
falos Allen has not been very sue
c"ssful With the Dodgers this year, his
record showing eight victories and thtr-
teen defeats for a percentage of .3Sl.
The Federal club management were
loath to admit that Allen was here. but
he was recognized at the baseball park.
and 1t was then made known that he
was now a member of the Pittsburgh
f'e1eral League Club. He Is the first
left handed pitcher procured by the
local outlaws.