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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-14
Ter Safer auf aurfu.

&oiier 8ilheIm bat uif ieinem
SdloB a1ileion auf Der Sniel aurfu
Wpbnung 9enommen. Die Sabrt
mar I'M ppri9eu Sabre iniolee Der
frieeeril6cn @irren auf Dem 9alfau
unterblieben, bnb lie iebt ausgefiibrt
unb Elm Neutrality-suspicious. Iufeutbalt
in Gusii6t genpmmen lit. gilt als elm
geipeis bafiir, baB Die internationale
Gage, trob Der auffdligen Hiiitun9en
8ublnnb'S, feline unmittelbnrcn Sc
fobren in lid, birgt. Nuf g~inlaSuna
Des &aiiers miro Der beutihe Heihss
tnn5ler ton 9ethmaun> Sollne9 Die
Siterferien auf S6luB atiQeion rerz
Ieben.
Iufj Die &aiicrin Suguitc Iiftoria
bate uripriinglid Die Sbeilnabme On
Der Geiie mad aorfu geplalt; bod bat
oas frphe Samilien> greieniR am
braunIdipei9iihen Ser5ogobofe, Die
@eburt bc5 3naben bes Scrso95 grnii
Iuguit unb Der &~aiicrtodtcr Sitturio
Sui1e. cine Ienberun9 bcs Yrp9ramms
notbpenbig gemadt.
Safer @ilbelm Iiebt Die SnicI
aprfu, bieies berrli1e gilano nit iei.
ner unpcr9leidlid)en laublpirtbitait:
li6en Stimmrne. er liebt bos Idil:
leion. bieies Inf Sels unb Stein &c:
Iebte 9araoies", bas ii6 emit aaiIerir
gliiabetb bon Selterreih erballen lief
unb bn5 Damn Der aaiIer mad Den
Sobe Der Grballerin eriparb. USE Ell
IGrfenidloB Iicgt bas Sauipert ba
ein9ebettet spiid)en Slipentpdlbern
2~orbeerbaircu unb 8oiensebiiihen
Sduleugdn9e in blenbenbem @eif
fiibren bon Der @%artenbale 5u elmer
9roB angelegten Serraiie. Die eiu'
iprnberpoIe Iiisiift auf bns @eei
sendbrt, bas oft 10 glait tpie Elm Spic'
gel lit mn 10 tief6lau. ipie fein Iecl
ionlt auf bcm @rbeurunb. Iud biz
@ei4iHte res 9riehiifen GLANDS pers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-14
Gin tpeibltdjer GIerns.

Sn @aInier, elmer f(einen StaSt
in England, ipurbe cine proteitantiite
Stride ctu9elpetbt, bcren GIerus iid
pollitdnbi9 ans Srauen suiammens
ieet. Ian bat ibr Den Namen Die
Stride Deg nellcn SbeaIs eeeeben.
@anS c%pnieqiient fi,1b ieood Die Yries
i~terinnen Der neuen Stride ni1t GEE
blieben, benn fir bic erite Yrebist
baben lie lid einen 8aftor fommen
ldiien. Sieler Yaitor iagte in feiner
Ginipeibunssrepe: Die 8iinide Der
SraIen ipiirben audi auf firhlitem
@ebiete troS auer @erioleunsen unb
troB Der 9dderlihfeit. Der lie beute
mod alsseiebt iinb, perpirfliht.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-14
ltnterbrinentg BON 8abies ,pdbrenf
beS @pttesbienites.

geipdbrt bat ith mad Der grfldrung
BEG Yfarrers Sraneis g. Suffp bon
Der tdtboIiiden Grloiers Stride, @aib@
inetpn Gbc. nnb 1888. Ctr. Stem gorf,
Die iiinsit bon bieier &irbensemeinoe
etdblirte ainberbefpabranftaIt, Die lid,
Der f(einen Gbriiten fir Die Sauer oes
Bottesbienires annimn1t. Inn Den
Ntiittern, Die FONT nm &irdsane ners
hinhert Icin fpiirben, ben geiu6 bes
8ottesbauies gu ermoglihen. Sebe
iolhe 1,ttter fam am @inedns Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-14
&rGftist ifnnde uitb erntaffete
Jraucn.

Sic Yilegung cines frnnfen gers
ipanbten ipd6rcnb brci Wonaten mon
cine sroBe Initrengune fir MIDI.
id,rcibt Srau S. 6. Ban be Sanbe bon
airflanb, Sn.. .aber Der @ebrau6 bon
electric 8itters belt mid aufre6t."
Siiblen Sic lid miibe urb abgebdrmt?
Stein Ippatit. Sbre @erbauuns ihleft?
G5 lit nid)t bas Sriibiabrsipetter. Gle
bcbiirfen electric gitters. 8esinnt
nod beute cine einmcnatise 8ebanbe
lung. gs sibt nid,ts Seiieres fin
Iagen. 3eber nno Gieren. Sic bette
Sriibiabrss Weoi3in. 2inoernn9 poer
SIR @elb Suriid. so Gts. unb $500
bel Sbrem Ipotbeter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-14
grinst ihjne 0efihtsiarbe, cntfernt
SautnusidlGge.

gg gibt teinen @runb, tporln man
nit c~ntiteGenben Sautdusifld9en,
9imples, 9ladbeabs Ii. I. IN. bebuftei
iein ober oil gc5ema, Setter, Salt
86eum leiben Ioa. Srdet gilren
Ipotbefer fir Sr. SobIpn's ge5ema
ointment. gefolget Die einfafen anz
ipeiiungen unb SIR Sautleiben tpirb
bolb perl -ytpinben. Iilbe, linbernb,
ipirtIom. Iusse5eifnet fiir &inber
linb empfinblife Saut. &erbinberi
bas Sufipringen Der &aut. !Silft irets,
Sinberung ober Sbr @elb 5uriif,
SO Gents Eel Sbrem Ipotbefer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-14
Der yreitite Wann Imerifa's"
g%ritprben.

I'm ben SoIgen elmer beftigen grs
tdltuns. Die er fid] por 5ebn Sngen 5us
9esDgen hattie, itarb am 4. Npril Der
befannte 5olSz Toenat urb pielfafe
Iinipndr s. @eperbdnIer aug ct.
Saul in ieinem 8interiis Saf Stroll
bel Saiabena, Cal. I'M Ilter bon 70
Sabren. Sbelei6 man ieit ieiner
lesten grfranfune mebrere WaIe an
Dem 4uffommen bes Yatienten sez
Stpeifelt bate, jdien berielbe fif an,
Sreitag iptpeit erbolt 3u baben. bab
Die Ier3ie nit @eitimmtbeit auf feline
poGige @ieberberitenuns refneten. ips
bab Der Cob bod unertpdrtet eintrdt.
Im Sterbebette befdnben fif Die
Sobne ,Sobn. Sreberid. Gubolpb nnb
Charles. ioipie Die Sod,ter. Srnu Rars
9aret Sorpctt. Sruu %. 9. Sill. unb
Srau g. g. Sapis; bic 2ei4e tpurbe
auf bic gnbn sebra9t. lin mitteIs
Sonber5uecS mad Sod Sslanb. 81.
Der alien Seimatb beg 8eritorbenen,
beforbert al tperben. mo tie bei9eiest
tpurbe.
S. @eperbduier's geihGftlide 2aufs
balm, Die i'm eisentlin in aler Stiue
gu eiI,em Der aIerreifiten 2elte in Der,
Der. Stndten nad1te, ipurbe erit iebr
ipGt in tpeiteren &reiien bedftet, als
Die Srn9e dufsetporfen tpurbe, Oh er
ober 8. 9. Hodefeler rcifer iei. nnb
lie ipiro ipobl nie 9enduer befdnnt
tperoen. ipeil Der ein6i9e Wann. Der
ilber lie Iusfunft 9eben tonnte. ifon
ldngit geitorben lit. @eberbdnier be-
berri6te Die So~l5iuouitrie zines srps
Ben Sbeils bes 2anbes 3u elmer Belt,
Do Die natiirIihen Sol5perrdtbe nod
unerifopflrd ihienen unb nod Nies
manb an beren Shub badte; tpie piele
Der berborraaenben Siguren bes ames
rifnniifen 2ebens ipdbrenb Der lebter
pier5i9 Sabre, mar er i'm Yribatleber
abiolut unanfedtbar (?D, bageger
iparen feline 8eiddftsmetbobcn bers
arti9e. Die Dor Dem ieitber eripad]ter
@cltsscipiiicn nitt mebr ~itanbbaltcr
fDnnen.
@eherbduicr mar in Seutihlanb il
Der Hdbe rpn Woins 1884 geborcn
unb fam uaf benz Sob ieines @aters
NIT Dem Ncit Der Samilie als Iht.
3ebnidhriaer mad T~enniplpdnin. Sor
arbeitctc er inter bcidcibeneu Ser,
bdltniicn crit in elmer Srauerei. banl
ani elmer Sarm; i'm Sabre 1856 5os
Die Snmilie lueitlih. nad Jfpd Sslanl
County in SaiuoiS, mo or ais Sci5e,
in cine Sa9emilble cinirat. Sm Sabr
1857 perbeiraihcte lid, Weperbduie,
nit ieiner Dor 3tpei Sabreu peritprbe
men Srau, Die ibm bier SDbne uno ore
Sod]ter ifenfte. Die Pile ertpafIe,
unb nod am 9cbcn limb.
Sn Den Ied5iger Sabren fina &c
@eritorbene nit ieinen Shipuecr il
Hod Sslanb cine bcidciocnc SG9e
milble an. Die Den @runb 81 Ieine1
Ipdteren Teidthum Iegte; banals be
aonn Die 8pl5inbultrie entlang Der
Wiiiiiiiippi eincn euorm raidben gif
Id)lpun9 81 ucbmcn, nnb Ieperb1uic
peroantte itr ieiue erIten ~finan3ielle
@rfolae, inoem CT ilberaQ nit beutlhc
Tiinftlidfeit unS GparIamfeit 4
8crfe gina. mo nubere Inn ibn Der
ifipenoeriih nit ben rciden Tatur
ifdben bah'ten. .Ti6t eincn Stomi
perlieren". mar iein Shlagiport 4
elmer Belt. ba tdglih Sunbcrte IN
Sauicnbe Stdmmc allf Dem @c9 !
Den SG9emiibleu perloren ainsen; {
| nabm iif i9rer an, unb idopftc rei6e
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-14
Briibiabrs : ~2aSiermittel iinb glats
retniger.

gntfernt Die siftisen Stoffe. bic lid
pdbrenb bes @inters in Giirerr &Dr>
per anseia,mmelt buben. 8einist ben
1agen. bic 9eber urlb Nieren. Nebmet
Sr. Sings Netp Size YiIen. Gs gibt
fein beiieres 9lutreinieungs : Iittel.
@irfen 9elinbe unb peruriahen feline
9eibidmer5en. &uricren @%erltopfung.
SIR 8efinben beIiert iid. Hebntct
feline anberen. % Gents bel Sbrem
4~potbefer.
gudlen's Irnifas Sal6e fir ale
@unben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-14

Rid gIad GIf. elm Snbidners4ate6et, Der ben
Mtiiiondren beim ltnterridter bebiiIfiit lit.
gitte, perseTet bic artner Stbianer
nidt!
Sie MiiFpmarc Der ct. Sranefs. 9etiisu, g.
?, Bitten bic auten Sreunoe Der Snotancr.
linen bet Der 1nSbreiting hes Netbes 6brtiti
nnter ben &inbern Der Yrairie behAlfltd 81 fetn.
Die gaufenbe unter nuierer Hnttdlt ttehen'
ben Snbtaner Dsbnen S~eritrent anf etner 6ldc5t
unu 5000 GuabratmetleH SnfolsebeKen nnRiie1
bic Wiiftpn6re tplde Snstauerge1alien anitcl'
len, bic befdbtst hno, anoerc gu nntcrridbten,
Sete9rte nor5nnerettsM MIN. NaS nts am nict.
81 bcjabicn. Cine btcic gnten SrbtauerBebhl'
len funnen iptr nnr ipenig. erreidten.
Sir befen tdslifl ffr anierc @phlthdter. Gtnt
tntereiante 9iniidbtspDhfartc ~unierer 0itffpu
iuirb jebent 8eber ppn cinert Collar uoer itcbr
pm ben WftfiiunGren ais 6ntpfangsbeftdttgnng
angeinnbt. 8aben mDse man ienbru an biz
Gatbplte Yrtnting Gu, Snbnane,
Soma, pber brett an n b. Sbcp. 8 y,
g. g., ct. Sraneis, e. Sat-, ria Grpufitun,
Tebrasfa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-14
Ser alteite Shriftieter.

Sm Saiie ieines Sobnes itarb in
Senper, SoIp., i'm Glter bon 90 Sab
ZEN Der dlteite Shriftieber ber Ser
etnieten Staaten, &obert g.. Sreunb.
Sis bot einem Sabre mar ct in
Chicago tbdtis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-14
Die gerbrederiasb I'm S~pbrpplam.

Sn Iionri, Slorion. hat gum
eriten @ale in Der @cI6iGte Der
2uitidifffnbrt Elm @aiIcrs
ilu95eug ba3u gebient. eineu Sieb.
Der an Sorb eincs Samplers
eutilobeu luur, 81 perbaftcu. Sn eli
nem 9otcl mar einem 8eileubcu cine
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-14

+ tuerben iebe ISOLDE nit SnfereKe /.
+ nnfere neme 8erlnngfs Mnsetsen=
r Spalte, bic mir III ben Sienft
+ unierer 2eier fteIlen, Ieiem.
+ Seine nnnbtbisen Ibrafen mnb
+ feline Hauntberfhuenbnns. @He
+ SHerten iperben In furSer,
3 biinbiser, lei&t p~erfinSIther :
+ Sprahe 10000 fatbpliiden
r Jarnilien bprgeIegt. Sieie Sln=
+ seiscn tperben Sic rnb aHe
r iibrisen 2eier intereffieren.
+ Saben Sic nidts, Sas Sic
r bcfannt 81 MAIDEN uiniden -
+ Gtiuas, has Sic pertanen
r wpllen, Gt,uas, bas sic fanfen 1
+ tuiirhen, fals Sic es 81 einern
r annebmbaren Hretfe baben f5rns
= ten; ,uiinfden Gle cine Nn- !
+ ftelfnna irsenbmelher art? :
+ Waden Sic Sire 1iinfhe in :
+ nnieren @erianst : Mnaeisen=
= Spalten befannt. Gs ut einfnd
= urb bi1is. Hreiie biefer an
+ 5eisen finbet man ant Seite IL.
+ :
+++++++++++++++
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-14

Stride ibr gabb our Gnfbetpabruns
ab9eben, ipofir Tie natiirIib einen
Gbed befpmmt. Rdbreno bic &inberz
diem in Der firdlihen 8etpabranitalt
oeponirt iinb, befinben fie iiH inter
Sbbnt ciner geidyulten BfIeserir.
Seit bieie einrihtlns eeibaffen 1T.
bat iif Der &irhenbeinb bebeuteno
aehphen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-31
SEATTLE PLAYS
LAST SERIES AT
HOME THIS WEEK

The Seattle ball team IL playing
It's final series on the Rainier Val
ley field this week. Following the
present engagement. the Giants
viii hit tho road for the wlndup
with Spokane. Seattles early
goodbye" ia compelled by the cur.
tailment OF the league schedule. an.
nounccd in this paper several days
ago
Following action OF the directors
In deciding TO shorten the schedule
two weeks. owing TO poor attend.
ance In Victoria and Vancouver.
and the war tax that Ia 10 be I'M
posed on all bali clubs on this side.
President ,.ughes wired Secretary
Farrell OF the National commits.
sion. for his sanction. which was
received late Saturday night
The season comes 10 a close on
Sept ~. Ballard will play here
next week. opposing Tacoma. and
the baseball year will end I'm Seat
tie with little ceremony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-31
S P O R 7
JAMES End MATTY,
SAYS PRES. TENER

Vusr listen 60 what preslden,
81 Tener Of the National league
has 90 say anent Dill James:
v never have seen a more prom.
ls'ns young pitcher than James OF
the Braves. think he will be a
second Mathewson. He has area,
speed and fine control. He Is
strong and knows how 20 pitch. He
uses his head all the time, and
should last many years"
James won another Saturday.
when he larruped the Cards.
The University Of oreqon Grid.
iron eleven will be strengthened
by tho addition OF Moose" Muir.
head this year. Moose" IL one OF
the greatest athletes In the North.
west. lie has established numer.
GUS state and interscholastle track
records, Before this term. he had
been attending the Columbia uni.
versity. OF Portland
Baseball passes In tho Pa.
eifie Coast league next year
Will resemble a Russian pass
port u Judge Mecredie GETS
recommendation psss the other
msanates. u 10 the ludqea
plan 70 have every compliment.
sary pasteboard studded with a
photo OF Its legitimate owner,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-31
LOCAL MACHINE
IS BIG winner
IN AUTO RACES

CENTRALlA. Aug, ai.--The Ro.
mano Special of Seattle. driven by
Jim Parsons. was heavy winner In
the auto races held here Sunday.
Among the events captured By the
Seattle car was tho iN.mile free. Cor.
all ftvemiler. and the Australian
pursuit. Joe Staley. another Seattle
driver. gave the Romano stlff
brush. Earlier in the day Parsons
went through the fence. but escaped
unhurt
Parsons. Who formerly drove a
Stutn. covered the 10 miies In lS.i4.
Staley Won the opening event OF
the day. the five-mile race. Lentz
was second The next fivc-miie
event was taken by Parsons. Staley
finished second In the i0-mile race
won BY Parsons. and Hess was
third
Three thousand people Witnessed
the races. and we're given many
thrills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-31
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Complete Report
of Market Today

The paying price for fresh ranch
eggs reached IS cents today. This
means practically 40 cents per
dozen at all retail stores. Many
stores are buying Eastern fresh
and storage stock.
The poultry market is over
stocked with small ducks. Large
ducks are selling well. The de
mand for veal IL good
Price. Paid Producers for Vegetables and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-31
CONFESSIONS.
OF A Wife
THE WAR OF THE SEXES
Copyright 1914, by the Newspaper
Enterprise Aasociatlon.1

cnfrrprfsc Ahtoctatior.l
II surely r. the sense OF humor
that makes man Tor woman,
ether happy. though married.
Had telegram from Dick this
morning. reading Ha. ha, ha,
You certainly handed me a laugh
with your wire. love you. dear.
VIII be homo SATURDAY"
have found out one thing from
this little episode: my witty" wire
10 Dick made greater impression
on him than n had sent hundreds
of words upbraiding him for no,
writing me
Dick likes me best when | don't
take him too Bcriousiy--or rather
when ] don't take our relations too
seriously.
think perhaps the old Idea is
right Woman must draw a man
20 her by a hair II he feels or
sees a fetter he shiea like colt
that has never been broken 10 har.
ness.
Fettera OF any kind chafe Dick
to the breaking point. have not
yet found out II he thinks am
bound to him by anything else but
my love for him, but | am sure that
he feels that he n not bound 20
me In any way except by HIS in.
clinntion.
This feeling IL what makes mo
always more or less uncertain oi
him. for Dicks inclination IN as
vagrant NJ tho wind. He has no
conception OF duty. am sure hs
thought | would answer his last
wire. but | did not. for | am also
sure that had he received the kind
OF a telegram from me that ! re-
ceived from him he would consider
that II needed no answer.
! will be home on Saturday &c
welcome Dick Mt our new apart
ment II really makes me smile e
think how hard he tried 10 BE-
away while | was settling Il and
now. unless he makes another trip
he will have to be In the mixup.
| am going 10 try and get bach
on Thursday. have the things sent
from the hotel on Friday or Satur
day.
can get a couple of beds set NJ
| for us and we can make some ar
rangemonts for breakfasts ant
lunches and 20 out for dinner Sat
urday and Sunday.
have written 20 Annie, who I,
still anxious TO come 10 me. Hei
husband is drinking himself q
death and is not kind 10 her.
lie has no idea. however. she Il
going 10 leave him. and | am some
what interested TO know what h,
will do when she does.
Every woman has her own mar
rage problems" to solve. Elienne
with all her money. and Annie
without any, must both decide
whether they love their men wei
enough TO make the supreme sac
rlfice OF themselves for them.
II any one should read this littl,
book. ! am afraid he would thlnl
I was man hater. am mott
am very fond OF men. collectivel,
and individually; ! only dislike tn,
laws. written and unwritten, b.
which men Insist they shall b,
! Judged.
The reason for this great unres
OF women, from highest to lowest
| Just now, Is because men canno
understand that they cannot AFRO
gate privileges TO themselves
which they deny TO IFS.
II is not a question of womer
getting their rights-most OF us gel
them one way or another--but the
| fact that men must come 10 see
that what is right for them is RICH,
for us and what is license for us
Ia license for them before things
will straighten out Until then the
sexes will be more or less at war
ITO Be Continued Tomorrow.)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-31

II 10 reported from Chicago today
that Jimmy Callahan IN TO succeed
Charley ComiAkey Ms president OF
the White Sox. and Kid Gleason II
10 take charge OF the squad on the
field. The Old Roman Is said 20 be-
growing tired Of his responsible
ties, and after this season will act
In an advisory capacity only.
Con Walsh, the weight HEAVIER,
aud holder OF many records, haa
Quit the game TO go into the real
estate business on Queen Anne hill
Heaving the bovine Is not quite as
strenuous a sport as hurting the
weights.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-31
TO STRIKE

Declaring IL to be Poland's pur-
pose to fight for Slavonic ascen-
dency in Europe, but at the same
time for Polish independence, the
Seattle branch OF the Polish ma
tional defense committee met yes
terday, and in resolution cautioned
their home land 10 refuse terms
with any power, but to await the
chance to strike for their country's
freedom
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-31
GRID" TURNOUT

The Washington park A. G. foot.
ball team. which plays pobie's men
on Oct, ,, had ita first turnout sun.
day Eddie Hunter Il again the
captain. and promises his elan will
give the tall Scot stiff tusslc
Pike. the Ballard high star. has
turned out
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-31
HE'S THERE YET

mn janice. who got his start In
Seattle. continues 10 head tho list
OF National league pitchers. The
latest records show that James
has won 10 and lost six. Next TO
James comes Doak Of 81. Louis.
with II wins aud five defeats
Dick Rudolph. also OF Boston. has
won IS and lost seven.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-31
CROWN PRINCE
is QUITE A KID

VIENNA. Aug. 3i-The general
belief in that the war win kill Franz
Joseph. who IL over SO.
so people are giving n good deal
Of attention 10 the new crown
prince. Archduke Karl.FranxJoseph
He ia not striking young man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-31
FEDERAL LEAGUE
IN OTHER LEAGUES


~ATfO~AI-~noston :, ~ Louis o.
rhiisfsiphia -. Cincinnati t-i Nee
York 4 Chicago
AMERICAS We games scheduled
TEpFRAIs-Chi eaKn a Nf tomts
Kansas city "a. Indianapolis "a
>OHruw EsrERN --asattia a. Tacoma
=! Vancouver :. Ballard o. Spokane 1
Victoria q. SATURDAY. Victoria &. Seattle
q Vancouver .. Ballard TacofnA lei
spokane ~.
CoAsT--f.os Angeles 80. Venice as
Portland q san Franctsco Q. Sacramento
ca. Oakland 40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-31
WHY NOT AERE7

The five per cent tax Inn
posed by the state OF Wiscon-
sin on all boxing bouts has
netted that state about $4,000
a year. That's pretty fair sort
OF an argument for legaliTing
the tonround game right here
In Washington.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-31

This 10 the last week pug's ball
team plays In Seattle. Baseball
haan't paid the owners even n
small per cent OF their Invest
ment this year. Why not 90 out
and root a llttlef
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NO CHERRIES

EAST ORANGE, N. j.. Aug. IS
Even IL his name was George
Washington, an expert who testi-
fled concerning leaky roof, was
sworn. we are not dealing with
cherry trees" the court said.
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ARREST WOMAN

Denver police are holding Mrs.
Mildred Clifford for Seattle police
on the charge that she forged the
endorsement to draft for SflO.
mailed TO a tenant OF her rooming
house here.
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$4,000 DAMAGE
BY FIRE AT ALKI

The Dietz building. so7-9l5 Alld
av., went up in flames yesterday
morning while firemen stood by,
helpless by failure OF the water
pressure. and while the two fire
boats CROPPED their way through
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ALL ARE THERE

MANCHESTER. VI. Aug. al
Tho best players in the country are
entered in the goth annual golf
championships. which began here
today
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WEST SIDE MEET

The championships OF West Sc
attic will be decided next Saturday
and Sunday In the West Side Tennis
club tournament
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MAGEE DID 1T

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 3i.---Pitchlng the
Boston Braves TO victory Sunday.
Tyler allowed tho Cards only one
hit. that long single by Lee MaEee.
Score. 20.
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the training OF an archduke does
not tend TO produce such. lie is not
only young in years-being born In
August, issT-but also young for
his years. He might even be called
childish.
lie IL credited by gossip with
having been to see The Waltz
Dream" so times; and he has a
strong liking for picture shows.
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ss,ll GO EAST NOW

Harry Williams WAS high man at
the sunday trap shoot, so he has do
elded 10 take part In the grand
American handicap at Dayton Sep
temher q.
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three miles OF fog: When the boats
arrived the building was lost. Dam
age, $4,000.
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lone is WINNER

OLYMPIA. Aug. 3i.--The lone
won the Olympia Brewing Co.'S race
from Seattle 10 Olympia Sunday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-08-31

When Jean Romano built his
BIG elah,-eyllnder special q lot Of
drivers around the Northwest
laugh. They could see nothlnu
but failure Tor Jean. Wonder
who the laugh ~ on.
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30 as TO prevent the office boy
and all his relations from using
IL.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-06-13
MEMORIAL TABLET TO
HEROES OF CIVIL WAR

Williamsburg, Va, June 12-Cna Of
the most impressive features of the
William and Mary college finals was
the unveiling of memorial tablet 10
the memory of the William and Mary
students and professors who left the
college in April, 1861. to Join the
Confederate army
Colonel j. V. BidEood keeper Of the
Confederate records. Of Richmond,
presided, John Weymouth, of Hamp-
ton. representing the younger alumni,
offered q set of resolutions expressing
the sentiment Of his associates Major
stubbs, of Gloucester county. made the
presentation address on the part of
the donors The speech Of accept
ance wis given by the president, Or
visitors by the Hon. Robert NJ. Hughes
Of Norfolk. General /. Thompson
Brown, of Richmond, commander of
the Virginia division OF Confederate
Veterans. made ar eloquent address
on behalf of the veterans. The exer-
Cises were .impressye. patriotic and
aroused intense enthusiasm among the
I ssembled spectator
| The tablet, a handsome slab Of 1tal-
I ian marble, Is elahnntely decorated
With the crossed flags. Confederate
battle flag and the State flag of yir-
Rinia- underneath these Is the seal of
the Confederacy in bas-relief. finished
In gold leaf.
The names OF the donors follow
and after these the names of students
and professors to whom the tablet was
placed.
! The work was executed by Lawson
& Newton, tho monumental people of
this city.