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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-16

Tulsa, of the Western association has on it's roster an outf1eIder who answers to the peculiar name of Mon eymaker Western association aver ages of recent issue show Moneyna- ker batting .429.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-16

David S. Crater, secretary of state in New Jersey, is seriously i'll of ap- pand1citis in a Brooklyn hospital.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-16
International League.
YEsTERDAYs REsUITS

Providence, 4 Newark, 2. Montreal. IT.; Toronto. 2.
 Buffalo, 5; Rochester, 4. The Jersey-City Baltimore game was '1ayed on September 13.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-16

Hotel, New York, on Sept. 2e, with WIlIie Hoppe, the worlds champion, at 182 baIk line, arrived in New
 York from Montreal, Canada, last
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-16
STANDING
GAMFs TODAY,

Indianapolis in Brooklyn. Kansas City in Baltimore Chicago in Pittsburgh. St. Louis in Buffalo.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-16
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
GAMES TODAY.

Cincinnati in New York. Chicago in Brooklyn. St. Louis in Boston.
 Pittsburgh in Philadelphia.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-16
STANDING OF THE CLUES.

GAMES TODAY. Montreal in Toronto. Rochester in Buffalo.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-16

4 A rumor is affoat that Dave Fu1tz,
 president of the Baseball Players
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-16

SIG NBEH9sEi gsET sAEE TRY HYE1x51R1 13 1E4E1z ELS BUY
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-16
STANDING OF THE CLUES.

GAMES TO-DAY. Detroit in Cleveland. Chicago in St. Louis CD.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-16

Tn the won1en's national golf cham pionship tournament at Glen Cove N. F., yesterday, Miss Georgianna Bishop of this city beat Miss Aleta Sterling of Georgia two up and one to play.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-16

Geors tsss pzsosFis ion broker. and rr1sssl3 31l3erssok the cshlcaso board of
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-16

The Brooklyn Nationals have draft ed Pitcher Dell from Seattle in the Northwestern league. He was recon
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-16
FANS, OWN COLUMN

FOOT BAIL GOODS.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-16

nended by Amos Rusie, the former Giant pitcher.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-31

Qie6lins, unO Ous Sinh -. purit
0u.
.g2eiu, nein, rief bd 6ie nrme
tleine grinSeiIin unb tlummerte ii4
an ibrem prin8en: ogein, id Mil
nt9t bier bleibeu, -. aber ous Rino
frerOe i'd nit uns nebmen."
.Sie t0nnen ss ntdt mitneBmen,"
Icgte 0ie ate Barbara. n@s niiroe
unteripsgs fterben mii6en. Sic ben>
ten, bab sic bus Sraumlanb sefuns
ben 6absn, aber fpdter tperben sic
f6on einIe6en lernen, oab es nur cine
friifte Sebe lit, bebsdt nit Den 2sis
den an iener an0erer 6rauer, Die
etenfaIls ibr Slid bort fu9en lpolIs
ten unb bic ni9ts aIs Sob unb 9srs
oerben fanben. Mdnner f0nnen ibren
0eg aus benz ,SraumlanO" Isi9t
pteoer 3uridfinOen, uber 5rauen
miiFen sspORnIia Oafir f4per Bee
3ablen."
Isle 6at re6t," fliiterte Der grina
traurig. r0iesmuI miiBteit Su an
elmer gnttduf4ung 5ugrunoe geber.
8Ieib Iieber bier, geIiebtes Ser3.
Dante Soft, odB es nod nidt fir
uns gu IpGt lit. Sd Iiebe Did bel
81 Iebr, Inn Did unglidlt4 gu mas
den. 2eb tpobl, meme orme, feline
prtn5efiin."
Gr tiiBte Iie auf Sic Gtirn unb
bdnn iberIieB er fie Der alien 8urs
baro, Die iie pteOer 5uriid ins paqs
tagsIano" geleiten folte.
0ie trafen Der qrin3 unb Die
9rinSefIin einanoer tpieber. St itarb
elm Sa6r ipGter, aber bic Prtn3efiin
mar oes feiteH @Iaubens. oaB iie,
renn tie nur in Schulz tparte, zines
Sages bod pieber nit ibm persint
iein miFe.
.2iebling, i9 idreibe Dir Dies,
reil zines Cages Die 9erIu6ung audi
iiber Did tommen fam, ME is eins
NAL i'm Qeben iiber iebe6rau gu toms
men pflsgt Die ii4 mad benz
.SrdumIanO" iebnt. Wirb DIES Gsz
%itdnbnis metner totem 2ippen Dir Die
Rraft gebsr, bas gu tun, mas re6t
ift2 -. Seute Itehe i'd enoli9 pDr
benz buntIen Scr, hos Tif mir Dffnen
fnG, bdmit t9 ing 2tdt eslanse,
Nas tperoe i9 oabintsr finben2 Gin
anoeres atben, in Dem bic Gntbebs
rungen oteies etnen an ,lns eutse'
ma9t toerbsn ober MIR etner ME ems
6enoen, traumIofen S9ldfg 49,"
Srdnen ftanben in Sanes atgen,
aIs tie bic ipeiben 9IGtter in bic Slut
oes Ramins mari.
@iele, pieIe 9inge Bee 2ebens, Die
ibr bts nun buntel seIdienen batten.
nurOen tbr nun gait5 tIor, uIs ie 70
boitanO uno 5uiah ipie bic meiBen
9lGtter IuusIdm pertOhItsa. Damn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-31
DER 8rttf DER Gotrm.
Son Gorreitine 6. Suotcr.

wv NfF
n!3u mann piinI6en sic oen la'
gen, MiB Garutbers8" fragte Mdltsr.
Der nit abgesogenem 9ut oor ieinsr
6errin itano.
gu re9tet 3eit, Inn ben 3sbns
u6rs abenO3ug nda Rep gort gu er.
REDEEM, erplSsrte Sane, uIs tie mad
beenoeter Gpn5isrfuhrt pieber t9r
6aus betrdt.
Gs mar EN- 6aus, bas Reiatum
Derriet, un0 bus aus ieoem Dtns
tel IeibItgefqltig In Die Welt Iub.
9urdreiIenotn SouriIten purbe %
als 6as 9dus Der rei9sn WtB Gd'
rut9ers ge5eist, Die es uIs etn5isss
&ino bon ben beritprbensn glterr ge'
erbt babe.
Mud 8eI6rti6ungen Der Sotlettsn,
@srgniigungen uno 8Iirts Der iungen
MliB fiiqten gar manfe Spolte Der
Gnmitisnbldtter aus.
Seute frat Der iungen Dame in
Ser Sale Tires neusn Saufes Bar
bara entgegen uno nabm i9r Den
MarteI ab. Gs tpor Elm griotEesium
ser alien 9ienerin, Die ein5tse gu
isin, beren 9onb Die iange Wtib be-
riibrte. Mis IpGt INNER aud Sane
beimtebren mo9te, 70 mar bod Bars
bara ftets auf Dem qultsn. Sie mar
nod Rammerjun9fer bon Sames
Miltter getpeien unb nun Der iungcn
9errin blind ergeben.
Die Softer iinO ferttg, Wib
Sane" fugte iie.
.Gut, Barbara, i9 bante Dir"
Die oIte 5rau aDgerte nod sinsn
augenbIid, ipdbreRb i4re 9ano iber
len toItbaren gel3 oalinsIitt, ben fs
Ger iungen 9errin iOebsn abgenouts
men bate; 6ann faats ft nit 6ittens
Der Stimme. .Wplen Gie mid MIDI.
nit ii9 fabren Infen9"
,@ir babsn ia oariibsr fdon ses
fern ssipro6:n. Sd babe berf9'''
oene @rHnOe, Barbara, Die i6 Sir
nimt fagen tam, ilno duberbem
ipare Die asiio fir Did gu dnitrsn'
senO", erpi>trte Sane freunOlih
e0u tueiBt br4, ouB i4 niGt Die
abIidt bobe, midi an einem Srtt f.ts
5aIeben."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-31

barg tie oag @eT9t In ben SdnOsn
vnb bsgdnu ianft gu peinen.
Gin aIopfen an Der 5iir f4redte
Te auf. sic Dffnets unb fab 9ars
hura Dor fi9 iteben, in ReifemGnfsl
unb auppe.
.@aIter bat ben Wasen bsrsits
borfabren IuFen, WiB Sane" irste
fs fanft. limb SIR. SdmieiOn sr.
iportet sic i'm gmpfdngs8immer.
sd lperSe nit Sbnen retfen, ei.bs
ltne, OBJ Sic es ipoIen ODER ni9t.@
Damn frat tie gans in bas Simmer
6inein uno ndbm Die 9Gn6e bes iuns
gen MGoHens in Die ibrigen.
vNRiB Sane -. oenten sic bod
nur einen 4ugenblid barber mad,
i'd bite sic ber5Ii4 burum -.
Seine 5rou 49,"
Sane bIidte bic uIts 9ienertn In
ti'ffr 3Grtli9teit an.
.8itte. Iasen sic Mlr. Sumsicn.
baB i9 ni9t 81 5auie fei -. un0
Sic fonnsn nu9 btn5ufiigen, tDenrt
Gie molten, 6ab sic uno i9 fit ulls
befimmte 3eit perreifen. Morgsr,
g1ibara, ipoIIen mir dusgeben, bds
tleiae 9Drf9en gu fuden, in BEN elm
6allL nit einem Rofengarten fsbt
uno mir tpoI1en selbe 4i9lein fits
tern un0 Riibe melfen, uno i'd piG
perlu4en, pieOer frDbIi4 nis Elm tIsis
mes MdoGen Si tperoen."
nit einsm 5reu0enf6rei riB bic
dlte 6rau has junge @eT1Dpf In Die
arme, pas Ianft fdlu4senb Den Bid
mad benz 9tloe iiber ben 3amin bob.
ga ipnr Sane, ais Idhle es i1r bets
iteAeub gu. ..
llnten i'm GmpFangs3immer i9ritt
miitie1ipetle elm Mtann rnbelcs 1uf
uno at, tpG6renb Ct wieberhDlt nod
Teiner llbr fab.
mir perfen Ti9er ben .3ug bera
IGumen," brummte sr bor fih bin.
Der 3eufeI pole bic rnpinttltateit
Ser Grauen." d
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-31

eintr i'm gslib oss duOsrsng al
gab Il cine 2isbs ipis bic ibrta Gir
Slid ipie ods ibre2
limb binier qoelbeio aodnib psri
iptbtsn Die @9attsn, bic bas @htdr
IaI Der Ssimat iber ibren Neg &C.
potfsn hattie = uHo in Bet Slut an,
b,ttnotr 2sibsnldaft bsrIdnt thr,
qisbe CUR aunit. =
Stsrio SoIbsrlsn bdntitrts an orl
9ssmaI9ins. Sbr erniiss g.fdt mai
gang BON Site ourhleudtst.
Gle bate ii9 aufISln m0sen II
b,m gsTtrsben, bisTsn burisspriiIttr
@tnI6sn Elm psuig eidt 8u brtr,
gen. SIMMER pisosr fisI Oas BE-
Bubtisin: n9u biit, tpsun aud I'M
i6ulbis Die llrIade hires lngliids!'
ute cine 2ait auf ibr 6er3.
5rdu bon 9sstsn i9tdts BON ibssl
6ofasde aus ibrs 8Iids our9 bal
tIeine 3immsr - Helm I'm @ergIsid
5u Den SdIsn Oss 9sslnOOrfsr 9sr'
renbauIss.
Gle Isuf3ts idpsr.
sic ALIEN! ga, lie bate iih on
oteIes RubepIdbhen nab allen
Gturm gsp0bnt = aber WaIb.l
bIubeuot Sugtnb, ibr bsrs4tigtsa
gIidsosrIoHgen bier f,fs.l9miepst.
psltsn 81 isbsn - ods mar Oas bdr'
teite bon alien.
Nds 1T tigenss 2tio gsgen bai
gsliebter Wtnideu!
limb nun nod sinmdl dieter
Sturm ouf i6r ormss SsrS.
Die 9eidpiItsr batten ,s gut &C.
meint, gepib; 6O9 SAB In ibrsr 5ir'
forge, ibrer aufmertIamtsit aud Elm
gut Yell 9~rauIamtett lag, f9ten ius'
Der Sigrio nod SaraIo gu fiiblsr.
unbsgrsiflta!
Serrgott, man reibt oo6 einsn
gerbano nidt tpieoer al, tpenn BIZ
8unOe ebsn uutsr ibm gu beiIen BE-
gonnen!
ld6 oieIen MorsenfuuOsn bGtten
Iit Ii9 beioe pabrli6 Itsbsr flu uno
bsimli9 in 6sr Gsusn gebauiuns
bsrirohen. ..
Sie fab gu Maloe bin. Die Iebnle
am 5enitsr. Bie blsi9 ie mar! Sis
dtmste 70 i6lper, man nabm f0rmIi6
bas godsn ibrss 9Iutts pdbr.
Sarulb itdno nsbsu ibr. Ste
I9piegen. qbsr oiss G6peigsn iuur
aampf - bsibsr, beiligsr 8ampF,
GnoIi9 fpra6 Maloe, leife, 3tt'
terno, inoss ie tbrs fsitDerf9luns.'
men Sdnoe ME 3u elmer Bite gu i'm
erbob:
,Durum BAIT bu Dies gstan2"
sd idgte es i4on: td mubte bid
nod eiHmal isbsn, MuIOs!!"
gMli9 ieben! Ques, mas bu ftr
mid tun tuunteit, mar: Rie uns
pieoerIebsn -"
.Dos i6 ni6t fertigbrafte, MlaIs
be, bus miro Oos S6idIal piclst9t
bdIb iiber ilus bsrbdngsn - t9 ssbs
in Die Solomon"
Sn Dem tleinen, betbsn 3immer,
in Dem nod Die Slut Ger Ha9mit.
tdgsionne lag, puroe ieOsr Son 70
Idut, fdisn gu i4peIsH, ntdt eHb.n
gu poqen.
llno Damn pitoer bOrte ite nidts,
dls nur ibr 9sr3 tIopfsn - iibsruQ,
iberaQ.
l1no bas glut fuuIsn, 70 f9ptr,
70 i6mer36aft, atemraubeno.
nSn Die aoIonien!"
(Gortiebung fOIgt.)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-31
-SoIf6tr gerba8t. ad6.

6GIf9tr 9erba4t. Rods
bor (murgens na9 elmer GeltIi9ieit,
bic I'M 9orf itdttsefunnen bail: pgis
ne tpubre G&dno' iif's. ME man
Sbnen Oteie Ra9t Die 8lurasn pers
toaFet uaD ssrtrnmpeIt bat, Setr
Jlu9bnr! Mtsine 5rau fab Die Bans
noIen flieHen, es tpuren stpei bstruna
tere Burden. -"
GartenbeIiBsr (aufatmen0): so,
ia BIN ida uIiO gar niat isIbsr Sss
psienl1
@sisbeit. prDfeHor: Die
eprode lit es, bic ben MtnI9sn
bonn 4ffen unterIdeibst, benn tOnnte
Der aFfe fopen: i9 BIN tiu affs, 10
mare e. ttin gffe mtbr. fcnb.rn Gin
MtnlM.@
xr2sEeA
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-31
sattelbluis NIT gslaHiberSirrnHs.
DO. 1884.

BE tinfd6t 6~,mbenbluIt trbdIt ttntn
feiten limltstiragen, Der bon ilsiutr, buff
tigsn S9Isifen geidlofm tpiro. Dki.
tuFen Ii9 aug nllsrbanO GtibsureTtsn In
bii6I6en Gormtn, pis 8lumsn. Sdmet'
tsrlinasn, S6ifftrtHotsn ufp. lsidt hsrs
ittnen, 70 bub isbsr5sit cine austpdhI 5ur
Sanb III.
80. 7784 III cine GdtttfblnIe, bsrssfsGt
aus bernfeiufdrbigem Crepe be Chine.
9ragen unb Mani4sttsn S.igsn frauSOits
f6tn Sobliaum; sbsnIo bic GdlbsI, bic bic
8orberbreite 3iert. 0a5u brsitsr ss8oes'
ner SeibeugiirteL
Sur 5erIslung bss S6Ritsmutsrs,
bds in FEDS 9r6bsn, 34-44 DOrrdtbie
1T, Iino 2 gdrbs Bacterial bel 80 sou
9rsits srforbsrIia.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-31

Ser Omaha IribSKt' @sayOR
SD plai6e YRufergo. ....S
.... 3Ol 8rnfb oSer 5aiIenpeis. -s@
(Sabrs .... ba 9tnSerIa9eE)
5t0ule
go...... 6traSs.
sssSsss ssssssE
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-31

ardipdits btrtpdnbt iuorben mar, GbnI5
laFeu f9 esItrsiftt Waidftoffe In Dtrs
binbuns NIT einfarbiesn @ttpeben su blbe
fasu, praittfdsn QnSiism bsrtp,nbtn.
Das b%sIonbsrs Msrtnal an Der IdnSsa
BLUFF If Der brsite, sIattt @artsI, BEN bee
Obsrthtil baufdie aneeisbt pirb. Die
QermtI p,rbsn mad 8eliebsn In enH;sr
oSsr bdTbsr 9dnss s.f9ritttn. 3tpsi ga
cons Bon aragtn fub BEN muffsr bds
esasbsn: Der Oisrtdige Disadvantages
uHb Elm ruHbssidnittensr NIT ubgei9rGss
ten Gdu.
9sbrdudt Dsrbsn Su Der BLUFF flr
,in.n 6i6hriesn Qnnbsn ia Ydrb Bacterial
BEL SO Son grstis. @orrdtbis 1T bss
Gdniit IN fiinf grobeu. BON 2--10.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-03-31

gefelungsunp.iwns.
9sfs WuFer per6en an trgenn cine qbreTs sssn ~einienouns bs
greHts gitidt. MaH ghe gtummsr uO gr0be un9 bic pone 4brefe
Sutlih offrieben an unb I9ife Ben Coupon nebf 10 Cents fir kss
befdle 9ufer an bs
PATTERN DEPARTMENT OMAHA TRIBUNE
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-09
Cbe Cbedters
ROYAL THEATER

II you were proposing to girl and protesting that your love would last as long as the giant tree under which they were sitting, and just then a bolt ol lightning shattered the tree. you'd 'hlhk that was pretty tough luck. wouldn't you.
 We'll something of that sort hap pened in the Edison two part drama winch heads the Royal program to- day. Two brothers of entirely differ ent temperament are the leading characters in this big two part drama and 1t is one of the best plays we have shown recently.
 Broncho Billys Punishment" a Biograph drama concludes the pro gram, but keep your eye on tomorrow. Friday when Miss Kathlyn Williams heroine of The Adventures of Kath. iyh' comes again in new Selig an. imal story in two parts. The Leo. pards Founding." 1t is another mo- ton picture classic.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-09
FRANCE TO BE AN EXHIBITOR
PASSES $4oo,ooo APPROPRIATION N FOR EXHIBIT AT SAN FRAN
 CISCO EXPOSITION.
Customs Troubles Are Not Allowed
 the Panama Exposition.

Paris, July 8.-Despite strong op- position by some members, who al legged the mistreatment of French commerce by American customs, the chamber of deputies today passed an appropriation bill to cover the ex- penses of French official representa- tion at the Panama-Pacific exposi- tion at San Francisco by a vote of 461 to 35.
 The measure carried an appropria- tion of S400,000
 Leon Betoule, socialist deputy from Limogese, favored the appropriation, but said he regretted the difficulties placed in the way of imports into the United States by customs authorities and notably at their treatment of Limogese porcelains.
 Vice Admiral Amedee Bienaime, a Paris deputy, thought the French government should use the lever of the Panama-Pacific exposition to bring about an improvement, as com plaints to the United States treasury appeared not to reach the American people.
 Gaston Thompson, minister of com merce, said the French government was not indifferent to the facts, but the cabinet did not believe French participation in the San Francisco eX- position should be subordinated to customs controversies.
 Conclusions were submitted to the tribunal of the Seine today by P. c. Reganault, designated by the public prosecutor to make a report of the case involving Miss Dolan of Brook line, Miss; Henry Munro, a Paris banker, and the customs department of the United States. He said:
 "The civil tribunal of the Seine has no power to authorize the Mu- nicipal bank to give information. The secret of business affairs and private interests must be respected" :"
 The tribunal is expected to render it's decision within a week.
 Henry Munro was sentenced to jail for refusing to disclose the amounts paid in France by Miss Dolan for dresses seized by the American GUS toms officials on their arrival in Bos- ton and he appealed against the judgment.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-09
STAR HEATER

Those who arc contentious are not generally accorded the credit of hay Ing and angelic disposition. but. you Know, there are exceptions to all rules and this is one of them for at the Star theater today there is the best two reel drama this house has thrown on the curtain this week, entitled
 The Angel of Contention" and you'll like the alge, even though she is t1e most persistent person in the world. Perhaps, too, there are many who con tend for her smiles, as we'll as con tend she is right, It's quite a mystery you see, and the hest way to solve
 1t IS to see this two reel feature. winch you'll not soon forget. On the same bill there is "Bil's Job which you won't envy even though you en- joy this clean and inyigorating com edy The Crooked Coral" is another story that wil. hold your attention. and don't forget that the Mutual Weekly the great snow pictorial of the world, comes tomorrow. followed by Our Mutual Girl" Saturday.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-09
LYRIC THEATEk

Florence Lawrence, the actress who is idolized by more picture habi- tues than any other screen actress, comes today in Victor's glorious two- reel drama, "A Ragged Knight" It is drama of exceeding beauty of conception, one which is destined to give Miss Lawrence ample scope for her dramatic powers and her splen- did personality.
 Ford Sterling is with us again to- day in the crashing comedy, "The Crash" a laugh film which will tickle millions, and will tickle you.
 Just For Tonight" comedy drama, one of those entrancing ad- mixtures of pathos and comedy which the screen presents so well, will complete the program.
 Don't fail to see Miss Lawrence. In The Ragged Knight she rises to dramatic heights never before at- tained by her. It is one of her best picture plays and you'll admire this splendid artist more than ever after you have seen her today.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-09
TAMPICo LINE OPEN

Tampico, Mexico, July S.-Jesus CarranZa and staff have returned here after having gone by train with out interruption within 25 miles of San Luis Potosi. The last section of the railroad soon will be repaired. General Carranza will remain here until the concentration of troops is more advanced, when he will return to take part in the attack.
 General Carranza said he was con fident the attack would be successful.
 Fifty Spanish subjects from Monte rey, also the same number resident of this vicinity, placed themselves today under protection / United States Consul Miller. acting Spanish consul. All were escorted by the con sul aboard a tug and were taken down the river and placed aboard the steamer Alfonso 13, charged by the Spanish government to take them to Spain.
 No opposition to the departure of the refugees was offered by the au- thorities.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-09
MAY SETTLE STRIKE.

Pittsburg, July S.--Leaders of the Westinghouse strike will make an other attempt to settle the trouble through conferences with the heads of the industries. Tonight they sent special delivery letters to the com pany heads seeking another confer ence.
 President F. M. Herr of the West inghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company declared the companies are employing more men every day and that operations rapidly are approach ing noryal. Investigation tonight de- yeloped that one of two men as saulted in East Pittsburg early today was the victim of fight with com panions.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-09

Liv-VER-LAx is harmless-not a deadly poison like calomel Any child is safe and happy by the use of Llv- vER-LAx.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-09
NEW CENTRAL THEATER

The Kalem Company has put out many excellent reels, but they have done nothing in the way of modern
 poilticaI stories that can compare with the big feature they send the New Central today, entitled, The
 Political Boss," one of the most thrilling and descriptive stories of modern politics that has ever been seen here. It holds a mirror up to machine methods" and the reflax will hold your attention throughout. On the same program there is a two. reel feature, "The Shadow of Tragedy and a Selig comedy, Max ing Good With Her Family" On Sat urday there comes the third of the Million Dollar Mystery" series, en-
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-09
COSTA RIGA OPPOSES
 NICARAGUA TREATY
AND BRYAN OFFERS TO PAY THEM FOR ANY CLAIMS THEY
 MAY HAVE IN THE MATTER.

Washington, D. C., July S.-Costa Rica's opposition to the proposed Nicaraguan treaty, it became known tonight, has been met by Secretary Bryan with an offer tQ pay the former country a fair sum for any oceanic canal route by way of Lake Nicaragua.
 Costa Rica opposition is based on a claim to jurisdiction over a small portion of the proposed route, and as the treaty provides for an allowance of $5000,000 to Nicaragua, the state department, without according full
 Recognition of any claim, has de- clded Costa Rica should be placed on the same basis as Nicaragua.
 A protest against the proposed treaty was contained in a message from President Melendez of Salva- dor, made public today by Senator Smith of Michigan, who will lay it before the foreign relations commit tee. President Melendez said he un- derstood the energetic protest of his government made to the state de partment against the proposed Nica- raguan treaty had not been imparted to the senate. He requested the for eign relations commttee- to require the correspondence from the state department and consider it before message adds, I've inform that hon orable committee that our diplomatic agent has been instructed to extend our protest to the point that the inn pairment of the autonomy of Nica- ragua continually affects that of Sal vador and nulifies the Washington | conventions"
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JAPANESE WILL
 REMAIN NEUTRAL
MERCHANT VESSELS SEARCHED BY JAPANESE OFFICIALS TO
 PREVENT CARRYING ARMS.
Japanese Government Has Strictly
 Munitions of War.

Washington, D. C., July S.-FIow Japan has adhered to it's declared in |tention of maintaining neutrality in the Mexican trouble was described in a report received tonight at the navy department from Captain Andrews from the cruiser Maryland on the Pacific coast.
 'I am told by Captain Moriyama of the Idsuma (Japanese cruise)," ," said the report, that the Japanese merchant steamer Soiyo Maru, which touched at Manzanillo and Salina Cruz. her regular ports of call, re- gently, did not bring arms or ammu- milton to Mexico because the Japan csc government would not permit her to-. Before the departure of the Soiyo Maru from her last Japanese port she was thoroughly searched by the Japanese government to make and ammunition.
 q am further informed by the cap tain of the Idsumma that the Mil suico has, or had, a conference with the Japanese government and that the Japanese government would not permit delivery"
 Commanders of Mexican gunboats on the Pacific coast have taken un- usual measures to facilitate the work of the American cruiser assigned to keep them under observation Rear Admiral Howard reported to- night that while the cruiser New Or leans was following the federal gun boat Guerrero, numerous calls were exchanged by officers of the vessels. Relations between American officers and commanders of the constitution alist gunboat Tampico, he said, had been equally as cordial.
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HARD ON STRIKERS.

Nogales, Ariz., July S.-Col. P. Elias Gales, cOnstitutionalist com mander in Sonora, has given 2,500 striking Mexican miners at Cananea, that state, the alternative of going to work, leaving the camp or joining the army. The news was brought here tonight by United States Consul Bow man at Nogales, Sonora
 The Cananea Consolidated Copper COmpany's employees struck last week but the company has refused to grant their demands. The mines and all stores are closed.