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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-14

lies at which they will attempt to
force back the invaders. But it can
be stated that intrenchments have
already been made ready for this con-
fiict. Realizing the immense import
ance of cavalry in battle of this
character special reinfOrcements of a
large detachment of this branch have
been received.
StockhoIm.-Russia is Tightening
the grip of her censorship. Only the
most meager details of fighting in
East Prussia, Poland and Galicia are
made public. Russians, however, re-
main confident that their troops are
giving good account of themselves.
Reports reaching here that German
forces have penetrated as far as War
saw are secuted.
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under Col. Maritz. It is admitted,
however, that it is a fairly formidable
one.
The disloyal Beers comprising the
army are seasoned fighting men, vet
Grams of several campaigns against
the natives. Their is no way Of tell
ing the number of Germans. This
force is now in the Northwest Cape
Province, the only section of the
South African Union which is in the
slightest degree affected by the lure
of Col. Maritz's new republic.
London does not believe that all of
the Boer leaders with whom Maritz
demanded permission to consult are
disaffected. Beyers may be, but there
is confidence expressed in dispatches
from Cape News that both Hertzeg
and De Wet will spurn any German
proffers through BerlitZ.
Petrograd.-Loss of the cruiser
PaIlada was offset by the sinking of
two of the feet of German subma-
rines whose torpedoes sunk the YES
sci, according to official statement
issued by the minister of marine to-
day. The naval office discounts the
value of the Pallada, declaring that
it was of an almost obsolete type,
having been built in 1905.
Paris.-OfficiaI announcement by
government of transfer of Belgian
capital to Havre. Stated that for the
present the minister of war would
remain with the Belgian army with
King Albert.
Dunkirk.-German advance con-
tinues. Bicycle and cavalry Skin
mishes have been encountered less
than a score of miles from the chan
mel seapoTts. Hurried massing of
the allies forces indicates the near
approach of a titanic conflict.
The lines between the allies and
the Germans have already tentatively
felt out each other, but as yet no gen
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-10-14
MAN INFORMS FRIENDS WIFE HE
KILLED HER HUSBAND

Ashland, Wis, Oct. 14.-Returning
from a hunting trip with Bert Walc-
Yak, George Casper today informed
Mrs. Walczak that he had murdered
her husband on the hunting trip.
Threatening to kill her if she asked
further questions, he informed her he
had merely taken the precaution to
tell her to prevent her uneasiness
about her husbands continued abb
sence, Lit a cigar and walked away.
He was later arrested.
NEW SECRETARY IN GOOD
Greater harmony between the Of
flee of Gov. Dunno and that of Sec'y
Of State Lewis G. Stevenson was pre-
dicted here today, following the in
auguratiOn of Stevenson as successor
to the late Harry Woods.
Stevenson has indicated, however,
that he will continue as far as posi-
BILE the Woods regime and showed
this disposition by fling a bond sign
ed by Dunlap Russell & Co., bankers
of Jacksonville, who were Woods Sc
curities. The bond was Immediately
approved by Gov. Dunno.
1870
New Bombs were exploded
in st. AIphonsus' Roman Catholic
church, West Broadway, and st, Pat
rick's Cathedral, Fifth aV.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-02

&unQer Geuti6cr ongeb+
lid Elm mi i6tiger 3euQe.
@oio, Ser. +. Mdr3. Gem
britiihen Goniul @erceDal murOe ge.
itern Elm iimger Geiti6er 9amens
9Il6redt @eiB pclher Der anqliiden
5padc nir imoolIfommeu mdhtig
lit ais cine @eri0nlicbfeit be8eiHnet,
wel6e in gilla's Soiptquortler SIT
Scr 3eit anmeienO gemeien iein mill
ais Benton geto0tet plrOe.
g9ie G6orles 9(. 9euoer BON bier
iagt Bat er oen iingen @}om auf
oieier Seite Ger @ran3e getroiieu ino
0ieier cr5d6lte i6nl er babe ii6 noN
GiloS Soiptquortier 6cge6en inn
iicb Inn cine Stellun0 ais 9od1 5u
6emerben. ST. trof BORT Inn 10 llbr
N}orgens Elm mo iob einen N}ouu
eintreten, ami mclben sic 9eidbrei.
bing 9enton's poBt @eiB bate bis
g|adnittags Inn 5 ll6r 5li marfcL
e6e CT oorgeloiien mlr0e lin sic
miiroc Der N}onn. mel.
der pie Benton ousia6 berausge.
broht 9e6eaempoheu bielten ietnc
9lrme 6inter ieinem 9liiden uno ihic.
nen i'm 81 itiIBen. Cab Sdiiiie o6-
1eieuert milrOen bat @eiB nidt ge.
bort Der @eiangene tmlroe naH ei.
mem 6intercn 3immcr geihoiit um9
@cib iob i'm niHt micoer Gic Stel.
lie, inn Oie cr iid 6epor6, cr6iclt er
ii6ri0enS nic6t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-02

ic6una in itootlide 9IngcIeaeu6eiten
81 perbiiteu.
&on Oen &erpiaigun9s-9i1s miro
Oie lonOmirt6icboftli6e @erpiai.
gungS 9iQ, pel6c einc 9luSaabe
bon $t9000000 iupolpirt 5uerit an
oie Rei6e fomnen ndnlib am Gon-
neritug; Oonab sic 6luB- lmo Sofeu.
9iQ ($43, 3,2S90OO).
Stoots SefretGr 9rpou miro
morgen Dor oen &ous Gonite fiir
muSlGnOiicbe 9lngelegcn6eiten eriHei-
uen INN iic6 i6er oie merifoniide
Situotion 81 duBern
Sapti'S neuc &eqierltng
miro anerfnnnt.
gSoibington. /. Wldr5.
Sapti's neuc &egierlng nit General
Oreite 3amor ais @rdiiOent miro Don
Ocu &creinigteu Staatcu imper5iig-
lib ancrfonut meroen, Stoots-Se
fretGr 9rpon nabte 6eute g(beno
oieic 9lnfiinoigung na6Oem oaS
Staots -0epartemeut oie SSnfotma-
tion er6olten bat onB Scr neue Serr-
icber t6ati66(i6 Oie iait poIlitGuoige
Gontrolc ii6er Ole gauge 9fepublif be-
iib;.
%rdiioent 3omor mar irii6er Der
@ouOerueur ocs GcpartementS oes
9}oroenS lmO I'M Sabre 1911 Der
aricgSmiuiiter Gr wur0e uo6 Dem
Stur3e uuO Der 6Iudt OeS @rdiiocn-
ten Srcitc am s. 6cbruar Ourh Oic
@ciebaebima 5um @rGiiOeuten er-
m16lt.
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Nom oit 0opOu.

Sontu 9orbaro, Sal, 1
@}Gr5 @6breno 2iucoln 9eahep,
Der 6criibmte 9lpiotor, belite bier nit
ieinem 8iplan einen SoIto mortale
in Der 9iiit uolfii6rte, oerlor er Die
@outrole iiber Die Winibine, Die aus
elmer Sobe BON 1900 SUB 6erab 5l
itiir5en begann. Gtua 400 SUB bon
Der GrOe 0elang eS Dem fii6nen Suft-
idiffer ieinen Solt mieoer 81 gemin-
ncn inO Ct fam init im6eoeltenOen
&crleBun9en Oooon Tie Maicbiuc
iiel in einen Baum 6inen, murOe
a6er MIR lei6t beiAdOigt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-02
9lufcicllcr fan9 stencru midt nm-
geGcn.

Golum6uS, g., I, 9ldr5. Sc
uerolanwaIt Sogau uno Sic itootli.
DIE Steuer Gommiiiion wiocrleoteu
9eltern Die 9e6ouptlng Oes Steuer-
geputDs So6n e 6odler, OaB Elm
,Sebler in Dem Steuergeieb Oes Staa-
tes Ohio es mmoglih ma6e, alif
9elctliGeni S8ege geseu So6u 2.
&odefeller Oor3ugebet I'M me6rere
D}illioueu al Stenern ouf perionli-
dies Gigent6um cin5u5ie6en. Gs ioa
lett BON 9}euenl periud]t werOen,
olelc Steuern 5lt erbeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-02

Soltb @etble6enL %ov 4.
Nldr5 llngcidbr 80 9lusl0nOer-
6omilieu wurOen geitern 9I6eno Oh.
Oa6los, ais cine 6eitige 5euers'
6rnit einen gon5en 9lod 5eritorte.
Die Slammen per6reiteten iih nit
rapiOer S6neQiGfeit rpo es muroe
bic Selerlpe6r bon 9et6le6em iluO
ouoeren 0rtiAoiten sur Siilie 8eru-
len Ger S6ooen miro auf $t50000
beronihlagt, Gs muroe 9{iemonO
ernitlic6 perlebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-02
gSiII Gin Wl5rOer iein.

Sn sic mittlerc Eoli5eiitotiou lurr.
Oe ocitern 9l6eno Der 9ieger Sterltna
SSooolcp BON 9lr 3t2, GoloiuInaBe
Ourd Sergeant Sobu g. 91au mo
9SoIi5iit G6riit 9u1 eiugelicicrt Icr
ielbe bottle per SSrou, Del ipelbcr cr
logirt cr5d5lt oaB ct Dor IA Sya6rcu
eincn @lann III 9ruuslpid Goaut0
ermorOet babe Gie 5rou icetc bier.
oif ioiort bic @oli5ei in aeuutnib
Die OeHn mib ieine @er6aftung Dor.
nobm 1ie @olBei mist oen 9lnao
ben pes 9tegers ieooA feiucu groBen
@lou6en bel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-02

sIHf allgemeincs GerIanqcn miro
oas befonnte Soneeoiht .,2qlpres
mloI oim Same Don Glauoe To6n.
ian, onl0Bli6 oeS am 9. W1ar5 in Der
oSgric" itottfiuoenoeu Gouscrts oes
9lem-9orter @bilbormonic Crdc.
tiers 5ur Smsii6runa oelangcu Ges
SScitercn ite6eu aui oem &rooramul
uRoman Garnipal@ bon 9erlios.
% 600 mo &erflGrlmg" BON StrouB
lcpie ltinneu bon 9iS3t m0@eiru
6rou 9IImo sind Die oiItiugirtc
iuuge Gina, miro ole Soliitin >OeS
gIbenOs ieiu H. Die 9(rie ans ,2onilc"
BON Ghurpentier uortrnaen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-02
9rDon'S " a tt.

9luitin GeroS, 1. @ldr5.
Stoots Sefretdr 9rpon ianote qe.
Itcrn 9(6en0 @ouDerneur .. q. Gol.
Quit bon Eeros cine @otidaft, III
ipclcber er onreot, ooB ser @ouoer.
neur Elm @eirb Inn 9luslieferlng
ser Nlerifoner, pelhc fiir Die Gnt.
fiibrung Glcmcnte Ger9ora'S aus
Seras oerontwortlid) ihiO, al oen
@oupernelm oes merifouiiden Stoo-
teS 9lucpo Seon ri6tcn iolc
Staots Sefret1r 9rDnn'S Sot
iboit mar cine GrluiOeuna ouf ein
Teleqramm BON @ouperncur Gol-
quit BON Eeros, in meldem er nm
cine ipe5iiiide glutport oorum bot,
men er ais Die &egenmgS glutori'
tilt III @lerifo onerfenncn ioae.
93erifo Mill Mot fir
Octinirte SSliiHt-
lin0e be3oblcn.
2 TIA 0 t Wt erifo 1. D}0r3
Nlerifo crbiclt fiir5(i6 cine 9}otc uon
@aIbiugton, welhc sic 9c3a6iulg
BON ctua 100000 in @olO fiir ben
lluterbalt Scr S0oeroliitcn 6liiAt.
lingc in 81 Eoio, Eeras, ucrlanst
g9ic MN beiite Senor Sole 9oFcj
&ortilo i &opoS, Der NQliuiiter acS
9uswdrtigcH eiuem glep-9orter
3eihmgs GorreiponOenten mittbtilte,
bat Die mertaniic6e &egernng an-
geblid cine GrpiOeuma aeionot ~
Der lie Die 9c5obhng Der Soroeun9
oble6nt 2ie bc9riinOet ibrc Saltim1
0anlit. SoB Ole 2ciiniuma Der 50oc-
roliiten uiht Nlerito's SdmlO icL
mo 91erifo 0aber fcincrlei &erpnidl-
hngen sur @eglciAuma Der 0aourn
cuiitan0encn ltutoltci babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-02
Cgutc ySa6I octroffcn, ioot g,ruf. soft.

~N''' oN'F~ liN"t I"yA f+"ls SUI
CAB Die uSo6ns Sopfins llnucr-
iit0t" init Der @obl BON o. 6ronf
So5uion eooonom gum 9raiioculen
Der llniperiitot einen guten @riff ge.
t6ou lit Die 9lniibt BON 8rofeiior
@iaian Sowaro Gait BON ser ,Yale
llniOerlitdt " iriiberem @raiiornten
Der Ser Staoteu. Sr Gait, melder
am Samltag 9l6eno einem i6m unO
0r. @iaiam $. g9ilH BON Sru. Ml.
liom u, @lor6urg 0egcbenen Oiner
6eiipo6nic io9te acitern @ormittog
Dor ieiner 9lbreiie nod glelusNaueu
i'm llnion.9obn6of, er femme sic gros
Ben 5Gbigfeiten BON Or. @ooonow
unO iei Der ieiteu lleber5eiging, Dab
0erielbe einen auSge5eihneten llni-
ucriitdtS.Frdiioentei abgcben meroe.
Der frii6cre &rdiiOent, mclher be-
trdhtlih ibmGler 9eporOen it, er.
fl0rte, oaB ibm ieime ieei9e Ste0uq
ols lluioeriitGts @roieiior iebr 3u-
ioNe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-02
Autgt(6obrn.
9ie Nbrcile DER GOut.
miiIOn.
BUR ltntcrim@itn9 bes
SentUn.S Sales.

9'cne 3nitniftioncn bon @oi6iuoton
6o6eu oics sur 6oloc. 0ffi.
8icac Snicsmotiou iiScr sic
@riinoe oieier gSeuouno uidt er-
6aItli@ 6la6tlinoo in 81
4Soio diecrr @prnnt3luqeu In
stoatSieit.'.,., J,rdtb @ouperncur
GoIquitt.
@l@oio, Geros, I. @}dr5.- Die
Sobrt ser nit Der llnteriudung Oes
GoOeS @in. 2. 9eutonS betroilten
Gommiiiion mltrOe beute plosi6
gon5 fnr5 Dor Ser 9lbfo6rt oes 3uges
oufgeiho6en be5w. auige6o6en. Die
S6eilnebmcr pollten feine GrflGuuig
ii6er oie 9lenoerung i6reS &eiiepJouS
geben lmO oerpieien alle 5rogen an
0as StootS-0eportement.
Gie N}itgIic0er ser Gonmiiiiou
iporcu icbou am 9o6n6of in Syuarcj,
ais &r. 3ccb Go6b, Ser 3oQeinnc6-
mer SIT 81 @oio, Oieielben in aeunt.
nib ieBte ooB iie nid6t obiobrcn ioQs
ten. sic m0gcn oieQeidt ipGter Oie
9feiie moden" fiigte er 6n5u
Gie Gonmiiiou iebt iicb aus oen
nadite5enoen Serren 3uiammen g..
u. s. &erccpoL britiiher Gonim 3u
@olpeitou; Somes Som6leton elm
britii6er lIntertbdn luo laugidbri-
ger 9emo6uer bon W}erifo; d. 6.
16omos, Elm 9lnpalt bon 81 Foio,
ipel6er internotionoles unO merifa-
niicbcs 9Red5t 81 einem Special Stu.
oilm genoht bot; Or, .. @}. @or-
i6am bon 81 @aio un0 sic Oloiore
&. g. Iopioion ln0 Y. q. lllnnlu
bon ser 9nnOes-9lrmee.
Sr Go66 bouoelte, mie befannt
wurOe olf pe3ieae Snitruftionen
BON @oi6ington bin. General 6ug6
g Scott, ser GomnonOont ser ume.
rifonii6en Eruppeu 81 Sort @liB,
ia9te, OoB er feline SSuformotion iibcr
Oen @rilnO OeS 9lufiHubs ser 9ieiie
Scr Gomnliiiiou ba6e.
@eoer Sr Go66 ielbit nod elmer
ser Gonmiiidrc woateu ii6er Oie ga.
che ipreden.
SliihtIinge, melde an Der Sitiio'
tion 0aS gr0Bte Sntereiie an oen
Gag legetl fonuteu iid bic nene Sen'
ouno ser Oiugc niHt erfldreu. sVleb.
rere oeriel6en oobcp Ger @ermuit6ung
9lusOrld, oaB Gorran5a'S @eriuG,
oie Observation-Disclosures ais elm
W}ittel sur grlauguug DER 9lnerfen.
nung ser MISUNDERSTANDING 5u be.
nuBeu unO ser llnitan0, Dab OaS
5taots- Departcment bercits Ole cor.
rcfte geriion Der G0Otimg 9euton'S
5u baben iAeint, nit Der neuen @en.
Dung etpas 5u tbln bat.
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@r.9lidter nls ecL6itmSrNer.

y loSg ou, Mont., 1. W}Gr5.
Otto 9opeicn, ebcmoligcr GreiSrid-
Ter IL 9toro-Gofoto uno ieiner 3et
dnerifonildler aoniul III 9Iorlpegcil
be9ing SeIbimoro, iuOem er i,4 cine
au9el orr6's Ser5 ioate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-02
glMf 6er Strnile rrlhniicn.

WlnsfoQee, Y Nflo, 1 @ldr5.
Fotrid 0orc, G6eooorc 0}ooiepelt's
Seibgdroit wG6reno Ser G6icogo'er
9onoention purOe bier aili oiicncr
StroBe ongeicbolien m0 6lie6 ioiort
to0t om Mobe.
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3wci franS6Ei6c g(bia.
tOrcn gct6Otet.
Experimentation nit
neucnt Ny8DmOplan.

NJ 49, sFN'NN NNFN fNVNNN~'t "rNA
Strife ser ao5lcnardbcr III sio.
6roufreid ais 6eenoet erfldrt
Gommiiidrc ser @auoma-@aciiic.
gIuSltelllma pom aonia BON Spa.
nicu cmpianacn soio @oida
toot.
Spons, 6ranfreiH. T. Mar3.
@ierre mO @obriel Salue3. smei9rii.
Ser puroeu 6eute getootet mo6reno
iie in einenl gou5 aus 0letoa Gerae.
iteaten Nlouoplau i6rer eigenen Gr.
iinOung cine @robefo6rt unterna6.
men, Ter linfe SliigeI oes Nlono-
pIanS 6roh 8uiomnien imo Maihiue
iiii5te 5iI 9oOen
Strife S beenoct erfldrt.
@oris, 4. Nl0r3. IN cmer
6eute abge6olteucu @eriammhmg
OeS glationol Gou3ils Scr @ruben.
ar6eter mlroe bcihloiieu oeu rm
"a 6e6ruor in Sen iiiOlhcu aobleu-
repicrcu 6agonucucu Strife ser ao6
lcnardber iiir beenoet 5u crfldreu.
Die 9Insitdnoigen iolleu am 0ienitag
mie0er oie 9lr6eit auine6nen.
Ger 9lusitono mar ais Elm @roteit
aegan ole NloOifi5irmg Der Berg
leiite %eniionS @orlaac ourd ben
5enot inicenirt mor0cn @ier3iatmi
ienO N}onn bet6eiligteu iid an 0cm.
iclben.
@om a0nig 9llfonS en-.
pfangen.
Nl o0ri0, I NlGr5. Die Som
miiidrc Der Eouamo @ocific 9Ius.
itellung muroeu beutc BON Sonia
9Ilions in Nuoieu3 cmpfougen mcl
der oieiel6en IN 6er5lidiier g9eiic 6e.
griiBte. 1ic GonniiiGrc ueroen
morgen nad Eoleoo obio6ren
@r @roBOc5ier 9eitorben
GonitontinopcL I @11rj.
Saio @aido ser irii6ere @roBpc5icr,
III 6cutc bier gcitor6en
Cart of @linto 1eitorbcn
Son0oH / Wldr5. Ser Carl
of @linto, acknowledgements
non Canada uno frii6erer @icef0nio
pon SnOieu lit 6eute @lorgci nm A
llbr in Samid aeitor6en
2 icg Der tiirfiiHen 3eQfe
rung.
Gonitontinopel ! Wldrs
Sn elmer 6eutigeu @abl Der parla.
mentraiidcu &ertreter Der Sta6t
9ouItontinopel mnrDen ollc @eaic.
rings GonOioateu cupG6lt Nc6n.
lide &eiultate wuroen inn aan3eu
Hcid]e er3ielt
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6riIbjo0rS Scibccrnms fir 6OnOnf.


&ortlon0, 0rcy t. @ldr5.
Sonles s. Sia, ser Gigcnt6iimcr Scr
Oregon electric ans ltuiteo Hoil.
maps 9ob on 5reitog bcfonut, SAB
Die Son0littclre imO 9reniier bonn
/. Ntorj on ni6t mcniqer ais $3.50
pro Monot befommeu ioateu @iclc
Gononfteure mcrOcu iogor $2O2.2O
be3iebeu.
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0Sie ucrSc iA 2iiraer .

Seoer @ingeuanoerie, ser bier su beiben ee,
nenit lollie ameriauifOcr Nlrger peroen.
Helu6e Der al.eu peimaib llnnHne0mlihieilen
nns ooer Sdpleraeiicu nit Der Girpnnbe.
tunAehepOroc oct 0et NndlcOr 4Nie man auf
mclme 6ragen an oen Appliaiten pciieQt mera
oeu plc lorrcficn gnhucrien pel6e Renle hes
Niirner Hii0 iclnc Srau bai luie man llh Da
sllcnl NgnWe oet ailell pelmalb 3u uerbalicn
bat. nclhe @apirrc nlnu 5un 9liroeupernen
bcbrinQca mus, 0uc oleic ms bun0eii dn0crc
hoGlplnlliGc Sraaei ucanimortt Ia jupcrdfa
llet sSeiie Noiar NlumcQerS eu3ipdrljnea laerl
r9Sic Wcrac 90 NirQer Der Ncr Eiadicu." Sn
cleo, ScinenDuno Wacn 0nienbuna bon Hnr
81 bonn @erl0A N1as. Nonmeuer Hubnihna
Nes 2O3 cat 49, airert, NQp'2urf M..Y., por.
iuirci suNclnnNi
(Niall0- aloMiSrl
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Sn @itts6ura, Eo, 6ot Sic
6armcrs' Gcpoiit 9Iatiouol Sous ac.
gen i9ren frii5crcn aoiiirer So. %ci.
Der uho slloitcur So6u youug cine
alageI onf &iiditeauna cincs I'M
Sabre 1908 perlntreiltcu 9etroQcS
pou $1,i05O00 cinaereidt Rciber
uno 2ouna iiten i6rc strofc fiir
Oicie Gerlntrcrung I'M 3uobt6ollic
ub.
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stmrules grunicu.

Scitiacr 9}orooit-Stiirm icgt i6cr
9|cp-gorf uno llruacgcno oo6in.
0ic Staot iait o0Ilig BON
EcIearapbeu- uno Gelep6on-SSrr.
fe6r a6geibnitten. Qrei Soote.
9}em 9orf, +. W}dr5. Sin
9lorooit- ShIrm pcl1cr crr Rc0en
mo oanu S6nee nit ii6 bra1te,
fcgte 6clte ii6er 9tcp.g)orf lmo 9}oh.
baribait, Oie Stoot fait pollitGuoig
bon oller Gelegrap6en- uuo Selep6on.
Serbinomng a6ihneioeno. 9lac6 oei
9eridten lit Ger ongerihtetc Sha.
Den Elm 6etrddtlicbcr.
SSn Oieier Stoot foroertc 0aS lln-
pettcr Orei NlcuiAenlebeu 3umGpier.
3pei Der GoOeSi0le crcigncten iidD
ais cin Gdb iuiter sOcm @ciUibt ocs
uaiieu 2huecs 5liommcn bra1 mo
eincn Qlann lmo einen &ua6en iulter
iicb begru6. Sin anoerer Nlnnn
muroc, olr6 oen S6ciu ge6leuoet
BON einem 3u0c ii5criabren Qlcb.
rerc Eerioncn plrocu ami Der StraBe
obnnl1htig mo cine gan5c 9ll5o6l
mrrocn in StraBcnnufdllcn ucrlcbt.
Screinfonmen0c ,3iige buttcn fait
idmnltli1 @cripdtung. ,3obQoie Ge-
lcgrapben uno Selep6onorG6te MIR
ben 5erriiien m0 piele Iclegrap6en-
%foiten ourh ben nit elmer Sc
ibminoiafeit bon y Wlcilen bro
1tunoc oa6iuiouicnOcu gGinO ulnae-
morfeH.
2 @ooncr i'm Sturm ae.
itran0et.
&afeficIo, 8.-S., 4. MGr5.
Der piermoitige S6oouer oSaco6 2.
@iuSlow" lief beute M3orgen ailf Scr
lSabrt bon Iernauoina nod Brooi-
0ence al ser 5iiooitieitc pon @lad
Sslan0 ailf eii 9fifi AMI
Gapitdu &ilion uno Die odt Dit
alieoer ser 9enannlng mirocn meb.
rerc Stmoen ipdter our1 Die N}it-
glieOer ser 9eob Sslano 9ebeusret-
hmgsitation gcrcttet peldc cine
bodit geid5rlibe ,Sobrt oltrb sic
raii5e Scc 6inourc5 wagteu.
IS miro ge9loubt, odB OoS ,So6r.
5elg aon5lib oerIoren icin mir0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-02
lDoul GOngrt6.
Grmit.@eieb0e6ung nnO
gaMOCreDitsSiQ.
cSn Oieier GciiiUm 5w
erleDiaem.

Ioneben mer0eu notiirIib 5uerit Oie
@erlufQiolmeS-@ias inter Cad
mo Sad aebrodt merOen
Gas @ro6i6itiouS 2(menoement
oiirftc in oieier siblna manoe-
taitet bleiben. souitiae ibwe-
bcuoe @orloaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-02

Y 0lI lT0 0NTINop nv i ] Wldr5 M
Sn elmer 6elltigeu @o6l Der parla.
meutraiidlcu @ertreter ser Sta0t
0onitontinope murOen ollc NcQic.
ungs Gan0ioatsu erpG6lt 9(c6u.
libe 9ieiultate muroen inn gansen
9leihe er8ielt
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-11
COMMISSION NO KING SOLOMON.
VIII Let Court Decide Who Owns
Rights to Boxing Club.

The boxing license OF the Manhat-
tan Sporting club ut 155th street and
Eighth avenue was suspended temporar-
fly by the state Athletic Commission yes
terday The Allied Promoting Company
of Brooklyn told the commission that II
had bought the lease and good will OF the
club from Gil Boag last April The COM
pany has not arranged any bouts since
then. In the meantime several contests
were held in the building. but not by the
Allied Promoting Company. A lawyer rep
resentlng the Allied people asked the com
missioners yesterday 10 stop any more
fights until the courts decided who il the
rightful owner The lawyer stated that
the case Is now pending in the Supreme
Court.
A complaint from Joseph Baron. a spec
tator at the Broadway Sporting Club, was
received. Baron said that the club re-
fused to sell him a dollar ticket recently
when II had plenty of empty seats left
which had been advertised at this price
The manager OF the club was on hand and
said the $40 seats at this price were sold
out before Baron arrived The commits
sloners said they would Investigate the
case and report next week
The Elm Park A. c. OF Staten Island got
a boxing license,
John Reisler. who now is the manager
OF Willie Beecher, told the commission
that the New Polo A. A. gave him $50
cash and a check for $3.50 for bout
which Beecher had at the club recently.
When John tried to cash the check he
found It worthless. he said The commits.
sion promised to look into the matter for
John,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-11
YALE TEAM FOR PRINCETON
GAME DEFINITELY CHOSEN
Backfeld Wilson, Answorth. Knowles and Legore.
and Line Is Brann. Talbot, Conroy, White
Walden, Belts and Stllmann

New HAVEN, Nov. 10.-Yalos work in
preparation for the Princeton game IL
practically over. The team had us
last long scrimmage this afternoon ana
the drill was satisfactory to the coaches
In every detail. In seventeen minutes Oh
actual playing time the regulars made
five toucbdowns against a picked team
of scrubs Waite, who played haifback
on the varsity to-day, was the star
of the game. lie made three touchdoWhS
and recovered tumble, which was re-
sporsible for a fourth. Scovil made the
actual score on this play on dash
through the line Ainsworth made the
other touchdown.
The scrubs were unable TO gain con-
slstently and never menaced the varsity
goal No goals from touchdowns were
Kicked, making the regulars Nictors by
a score of 30 to o. Capt Talbots team
made the best practice showing OF the
season to-day. Both offence and defence
we're almost faultiess, for the plays went
without n slip at any stage ana the de-
fenslve tactics of the regulars were all
that the coaches could ask.
There will be no further changes in
the makeup OF the team. Unless injuries
should make shifts imperative the lineup
for the Princeton game will be:
Left end, Brann: left tackle. Talbot !;
left guard. Conroy; centre. White; right
guard Walden; right tackle, Belts; right
end. Stiilman; quarterback, Wilson; left
halfback, Ainsworth right halfback,
Knowles; fullback. Legore.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-11

SOPHS BEGIN FOOTBALL WORK.
Both Columbia Glass Teams TO Bc
Coached by All Americans.

Columbia sophomores gathered on
south Field yesterday afternoon ana
without so much as DOMINIC uniforms
or having kickoff started to play a
scrub football game in preparation fot
the return Of the grdiron game to South
tield as a result OF Secretary Frank -.
Fackenthals ruling and the student
boards sanction. The first real practice
VIII be held this afternoon, according to
n. II Schultz. president Of the sopho-
more class.
Schultz declared that he has secured
Arthur Howe, former captain of Yale ""d
an all American quarterback, to coach
the sophs. Howe Is student at the
Union TheoloSlcal Seminary. The fresh
men Will hold meeting to-day and also
ask for some players to volunteer their
services as coaches. Charley Ham. who
played guard on the Crimson varsity In
1872 and Huntington, all American quar-
terbaCk of the Colgate eleven last year,
are students at law school and are eN-
pected to help whip the freshman eleven
into shape. The game will be played on
saturday. November 81.
Enthusiasm ran high everywhere on
the campus. Although the season is
near its close. 1t is the intention of the
sophomorcs to make the underclass con-
test good game. SO that the petition
for a varsity team which will be pre-
scented to President Butler later. will
have a better chance OF being returned
faNcrably.
There was a rumor on the campus
that gift OF s3.0p0.000 with a clause
demanding the abolition OF intercollegi-
at football for five years had been re-
ceived recently but this was denied. SO
far as the faculty was concerned, an
ediCt abolishing intercollegiate football
never had been issued.