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The Spectator. (Ozark, Ark.) 1911-1916, 1914-09-11

London.-Russia, France and Great
Britain have signed an agreement that
mono OF the three would make peace
without the consent OF all three ma.
tons
The Spectator. (Ozark, Ark.) 1911-1916, 1914-09-11
IRON RULE OF
The CONQuEROR
GERMANS ISSUE HARD RULES
FOR CITIZENS OF VANQUiSH-
ED BELGIAN TOWNS.
Western Newspaper Union News Service

Western Newspaper Union News Service
Berlin.-The commanders Of the
German troops are issuing procla-
nation to the inhabitants of every
hostile town they occupy, as follows:
"Citize s-A body of the German
army, under my command, has occu-
pied your city. Inasmuch as the war
is now carried on only between the
armies, | guarantee in due form the
life and property of all the inhabi-
tants under the following conditions:
"First-The inhabitants must strict
ly avoid every hostile act against the
German troops.
'Second-Food and forage for our
men and horses are to be furnished by
the inhabitants. Every such deliv.
cry will be paid for at once, in coin.
deemed after the termination of the
war
"Third-lnhabitants are to house
our soldiers and horses in the best
manner and keep their houses lighted
at night.
iOui ne luHdDlldULS are 10
put the roads in a passable condition
to remove all obstacles erected by the
enemy, and to give the best supnort
to our troops.
"Fifth-1t is forbidden to collect in
crowds on the streets. to ring the
bells or to communicate with the en-.
envy in any way whatever.
"Sixth-All weapons in possession
OF the inhabitants are to be handed
over at the town hall within 10 hours.
"Seventh-The mayor, the clergy
men, and four well reputed citizens
are to be hostages during the stay of
the troops Under these conditions
i repeat 1.-THE lives and private
property of the inhabitants are per-
fectly secure. But | shall adopt the
most stringent measures as soon as
the above conditions are not observ-
ed. In this respect | shall hold the
hostages in the first instance respon-
sible. Besides this, every citizen
will be shot who is found with a
weapon in his hands or committing
any act hostile to our troops. Final
ly, the entire city is responsible for
the deeds of every individual citizen.
and the citizens will do well to keep
mutual oversight over each other"
AS a consequence of non-obsery.
ance of such proclamations, num-
Der + villages on the French from
tier have been burned and the inhabi,
tants severely punished.
The Spectator. (Ozark, Ark.) 1911-1916, 1914-09-11
EARL KITCHENER

Earl Kitchener, who was recalled TO
London as he was leaving England for
Egypt and appointed secretary Of state
for war.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-02
BADGER BOXER
LOSES ODD CASE
Application for Compensation Is
Denied by the Courts

Madison. Wis. June Holding that
his participation in a boxing match al
the Milwaukee Athletic club was chief
~ responsible for the permanent dis
ability Of his rieht hand, the Industrial
commission has denied COMPENSATION
To- Edward a. XIII, wellkuowu boxer
in Milwaukee.
XII was a tLnsmith, employed by the
Plankinton Packing company While
engaged at his trade he cut his right
hand near the wrist. He received in
start treatment and ten DAYS after the
accident the wound had healed. Up 90
this time there had been mo- infection,
but the doctor instructed Kill 90 avoid
any violent exercise for The reason that
latent poisonous germs frequently be-
come active In q wound of this nature
when patient is too active Disre-
eardua the instructions Of his ply
slc.au. Kill made arrargements to take
part iu the boxing match. In this con-
regtion the commission SAYS
From the evidence before us we are
fairly satisfied that rho wrist became
infected az the time az The injury
through the ntrodaa-lla # poisonous
bacteria known a~ strept1coccL
Through natures process these germs
were walled off and did uo damage al
first. This was because the patient
was strong enough ra resist the attack
of the bacteria Had he not entered
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-02
BRANCH RICKEY
VERY ORIGINAL
Holds Confabs Every Morning.
Warns Up His Pinch Hitters

st. Louis. June 1.-The one big and
joyful surprise handed the st. Louis
fans this season is Branch Hickey. \
lot of fun has been poked at Hickey
because of his radical ideas, The best
stunt he pulled was To warm up his
pinch hitters. For this he was pooh
poohed by everybody from the bleacher-
ties To the occupants of the boxes.
But as some Cleveland critic aptly re-
The only trouble with Rick
ey's theories is that they were not
first advanced by McGraw or Mack
So far Hickey has been regarded as
an interloper, playing hockey from
Sunday school. Just the same he has
reclaimed Gus Williams and made him
almost great player Gus hasn't
made an error yet this season, while
he is outhitting Cobb. Gandil and a lot
of other blokes. Hickey has put spirit
in the team and he has the boys with
him.
Hickey has made a practice of hold
ing morning meetings, little get-to-
gether affairs i'm which the plays Of
Yesterdays games are discussed. Re-
Gently his players convened in the
clubhouse at the appointed hour-l0
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-02

to New York. Two errors by Reed and
three singles, a sacrifice hit and two
stolen bases. which netted the visitors
five runs and gave them the lead.
Luderus and Bescher led in the slug
ging with a home run and two singles
each. r IL f.
New York ....O151O1O0S-11 IS l
Philadelphia ..21200000 o. 16 ,
Observation-Disclosures and Meyers
Mclean; Mayer, Jacobs and T.. Burns
Two-base hits-Stock, New York;
Byrne Lohert, Cravath, Paskert. Phil
adelphia. Three-base hit-E. Burns,
Philadelphia. Home run-Bescher, New
York; Luderus. Philadelphia.
Brooklyn June 2.-Brooklyn won
both games of yesterdays double
header with Boston. The locals pound
ed Tyler and Crutcher freely i'm the
first game. Allen not only held the Wis
itors down To three hits in the second
game but he won his own game in the
sixth when he tripled with the bases
full. r ii T.
Boston .....20OO0 90 : q
Brooklyn .....,Q1 22O1OOx- 16 l
Batteries -- Tyler, Crutcher and
Whaling. Gowdy; Atchson and Nc
Carly. Two-base hits-Wheat, Brook
Ign; Gilbert, Boston. Three-base hits
Dalton, Cutshaw, Brooklyn. Home
run-Riggert, Brooklyn.
Second game r II T.
Boston .,....110OO000O- , 3 .
Brooklyn ......001OO3 0OX-4 = /
Batteries-IIess, Cocreham and Cow
dy; Allen and Miller. Two-base hits
Murray, Boston; Cutsha Brooklyn.
Three base hits-Hummel, Smith, AL
len, Brooklyn Home run-Gowdy,
Boston.
Chicago, June Chicago defeated
Pittsburgh here yesterday II was
Pittsburgh's seventh straight defeat.
The visiting pitchers were not hit hard
but all were wild. Zimmerman argueo
with the umpire and was ordered out
of the game. r ii L
Pittsburgh ....OOOOO0003 :
| Chicago .......03O10 3x-1
Batteries-OToole, Councilman. Kan
tlehner and Gibson Cheney and Arch
er. Two-base hits-Schulte. Chicago;
NioX. Pittsburgh.
st. Louis, Mo, June 2.-Cincinnati
| punched hits in the second and fifth
| innings, scoring six runs and defeated
| st. Louis here yesterday X IA Il
Cincinnati ..040O2 10000 ~
| ST Louis ......0O3 0001 o. IL
misunderstanding. ouglass, Lear
and Clarke; Robinson. Griner. steele
| Hageman and Wingo. Two-base hits
Bates, Moran. Cincinnati; GrinSr
Wingo. st. Louis. Three base hits
Niehoff, Hoblitzel, Cincinnati.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-02

the eleventh when Crawford Oh owe out
home run after Chicago made a tally,
Detroit won a thrilling l3 inning game
from the White SoX here yesterday.
Moriarty opened the Detroit half of
the thirteenth with a two-base hit. He
advanced on Stanaee's bunt and came
home on Bush's single. II II F.
Chicago. 0000OOOOOO1 90 10 !
Detroit. O0000OO0O01O OF II /
Batteries-Fabcr and Schalk; Dauss
and Stanage. Two-base h.ts-WeaVer,
Chase, Collins, Chicago; Moriarty, De-
rro.t. Home iun-Crawford, Detroit.
Cleveland, June st. Louis defeat
ed the locals Yesterday in poorly
plaic ed game. Jackson made a home
nun bat married his work by three err
rory. r II T.
cleveland ....12O20O0 600 10 :
ST. Louis .....10031003 2-10 . ,
Battcrics-L. James. Hagerman. Nit
chci and Carisch, O'Neill; w. James,
Hamilton and Crossin. Agnew. Two
base hits--Loary. W. james, Walker,
-. Louis: Lcibold. Cleveland. Three
base hit--Turncr cleveland. Home run
Jackson, Cleveland.
Boston, June Walter Johnson
and \. Rankin Johnson. the Red SoX
recruit twirler, opposed each other
yesterday FOR the third time this sea-
son and the youngster bested his re-
doubtable namesake for the second
time. only one of the visitors reached
third. II II T.
Washington 100000 )
Boston .......000O100 COX l ;
Batterles-W Johnson and Will
liams; 4. Johnson and Cady. Two base
hts-Shanks, Washington; Lewis
Hooper, Boston.
New York, June New York and
Philadelphia broke even in double
header here yesterday. Oldring's sacri-
flee. Collins triple and Bakers single
won the first game i'm the twelfth The
Yankees won the second by punching
| five hits and pass for four runs II
the sixth. McHale held the Athletics
IN four scattered hits II II l.
Phila. ...22110O0100 - 10
y. Y. ....O002032OO 10
Batteries-Bender, Dressler Planl
and Schang: Schulz. Cole, Warhop ant
| Gossett. Rogers. Two-base hits--Peck
| inpaugh, New York; Murphy Phila
delphia. Three-base hits-Schang, Col
Inns. Philadelphia; william. New York
Second game +
Philadelphia ..O0O01O010- , 4
New York ....OOO0O40 OK s
| Batteries-Brown and Lapp; McHal,
and Nunamnker Two-base hits
Lapp, Murphy. Philadelphia; Nuna
maker. New York. Three-base hit
Hartzell, New York.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-02
PICK VAN|TE TO
COP YACHT RACE
Friends of William Gardner Con.
fident of Beating ResoIute

New York, June Friends of Will
lam Gardner. designer of the cup de-
fender Vanitie. are prepared TO back
heavily the \. :. Cochran sloop against
the Resolute and Defiance in the COM
ing trial races.
Gardner refuses to discuss his chanc-
es, but those who know him well say
that he has let enough drop in casual
conversation to make them believe that
he himself is convinced that he has a
winner
Nauitie will allow time 10 the Her
reshon boat Resolute, possibly three
minutes. in thirty-mile race. And
every yachtsman knows just as well
that it is better to give time than To
receive il as that a foot of windward
is worth three to leeward.
1t is believed that the Clark -Pynchon
syndicate defender Defiance is bigger,
the biggest boat of the three, and that
she Will have to allow Nanitie one min
ute. but Gardeners friends appear TO be
more afraid of the Resolute than of the
Defiance.
II is pointed out that Gardner has
never been beaten by Herreshon, eth
or by big or little boat. Gardner, it
viii he remembered, designed the At
lantic which won the famous ocean
race, and although this is the first
time that he has been given a commis-
sion 10 turn out an Americas cup de-
In ls La1 n IL
year he is coming into his own.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-02
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:. HUNGARiANS SEEK :.
= PENNSY COACH. :.
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New York June Before sailing To
attend the international Amateur Attn
letic federation at Lyons, France, Sec
rotary James T.. Sullivan of the ANA
teur Athletic union, of the United
States announced that he had received
cable requests from :. Stankovits,
Hungarian delegate To Lyons, to ascer-
tain from George Orton coach of the
University of Pennsylvania track team.
his terms to train the HUNGARIAN ath-
lctes for the next Olympic games.
In response to Mir. Sulivan's mes
sage Coach Orton stated that it
would be impossible for him 60 con-
slider a foreign offer because of two
year contract with Pennsylvania.
While abroad Secretary sullivan will
also attend the olympic congress at
Paris.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-02

o'clocll-only To find the manager miss
ing. They waited patiently for fifteen
minutes without Hickey making his
appearance. Then the tip was receiv-
ed that Hickey was out on the field,
talking to the groundkeeper.
\ committee OF three Immediately
was appointed to ascertain the reason
for Rickcy's hardness. Bert Shotton,
Del Pratt and clyde Wares were the
committee. They went and found
Hickey, loaded him on their shoulders,
carried him i'm a swivel chair with this
admonition There's where YOU be-
long" The meeting was held as per
schedule
owner Hedges allows that Hickey is
the best manager he ever had. He
ranks Jim McAleer as the second-be
leader, but believes Hickey is the Mos
as who will lead the Browns out of the
bullrushes Of last place. Let's hope.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-02
Federal LEAGUE

Kansas city, Mo-, June Chicago
pounded the local pitchers in the third
and fifth yesterday and won from Kan
sas city. r. II Il
Chicago .....,.1 03040 10 IL l
Kansas City .OO0O00110- 2 .
Batteries-Harris, Adams and East
erly; MCGUIRE and Wilson. Block.
Pittsburgh. June Buffalo defeat
ed Pittsburgh here yesterday. Pitts
burgs lone tally was a home run by
Cakes. r II II
Buffalo .......,100OO001 /
Pittsburgh 90 3
Batteries-Ford and Blair; Walker
and Berry.
st. Louis, Mo-. June Indianapolis
defeated St Louis here yesterday. The
winning score was scored in the eighth
when Misse failed to recover liner I'm
time to put Rariden out at first.
indianapolis II 02O10010 o. II 4
st. Louis ....020001 % o. II 3
Batteries-Falkenberg and Rariden;
Willett. Brown and Simon.
Brooklyn. June 1.-The Baltimore
league leaders yesterday made their
first appearance i'm Brooklyn and was
defeated. II was another victory for
Tom Seaton who held the visitors Ia
seven hits. II II II
Brooklyn ......00SOOOO1x- 6
Baltimore .....O1O00OO00 :
Batteries-Seaton and Land Conley
and Jacklitsch.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-02
~ ..
WANTS WHITE
AND RICHIE FOR JULY a

San Francisco. Cal, June IF Jim
my Coffroth can get Willie Richie and
Charlie White to agee to second
meeting, the dean of promoters will
bring the pair together in a twenty
round contest here July 4. Coffroth
has wired both and hopes to get an
early answer.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-02
HONUS WAGNER NEAR
5000 MARK IN HITS.

:. Honus Wagner is crowding
:. close on the mark of 5000 base
:. hits as a big Lacquer. lhclud-
:. ing Mondays game the incom-
: parable Dutchman had a grand
:. harvest of 2.9S7 hits made since
:. he entered the National league
:. arena i'm Louisville i'm 1897. He
= had 2.95l hits at the close of last
:. season. and unofficial records
:. gave him 80. including Monday.
:. Also he has goa stolen bases and
:. 1869 runs.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

American League.
Detroit June Tying the score in
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-02

Photo American Association.
Of
in Narragansett Island and shows
il She built Bristol Or ID
and owned by syndicate milionaires The
island
ragan .
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-06-02
American Association.

st. Paul, &: Minneapolis. II.
Columbus, 8; indianapolis, .; Go
nnings)
Louisville. Z; Cleveland, 3.
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National League.

Philadelphia. June 2.-Phladelphla
hammered Mathcwson Tor 10 hits for
a total Of % bases yesterday but lost
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AGENTS AND statesmen
WANTED.

sCHo0T CHILDREN cali or write and
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AGENTS-500 per cent profit: gold and
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AGENTS AND statesmen
NAIh hIrCn


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BOARD WANTED.

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WANTED-Cigar statesmen wanted to
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THE HELENE
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

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LEGAL NOTICES,
NEAR.BEER LICENSES.
FUNERAL NOTICES.

SPRATLING IS DYEING
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statesmen calling on clothiers, gents
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

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care Georgian. ava
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