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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-27

tired out and Sore and lfh. white $3.50 avoke rHrres
more iif,'s suph rrriiouH fakr ita nufhlnH Dos
round ~ foii ard teHfs and talafs so noa h,i.t
Than hon. hute mant woes" while arunIil-
INK thus aiafi Co. until the hedeprrrH r0fh and
then. fDr seven hours more. sleep around hnrk
An. flr ana wlde dung tfkeful
neiFhtafa YEN icufnso 20 sleep nhen Was loune .f
tutors taught me w,n iur seven hours matIf nlns
sleep wh ARDENT yeai ihcn ths ululD..u heiti nf
mir" nrn 'n'iu f''l mufuur sH lon rafs
'iiow Foolish H despair don't Indnr.f tnos. IianuaI
wHFs VII" fHf Chat UfD4 fnarr Im a.ad fNIf s nlE.
work 200 dI and wish had SOME more. iII fltH i.u Goo
"ur day thf0uHh 'hIoslur eteff rbare fesI r..l
and fco from aci ADAM f1u lrluf tn our
snakes nnd fhal whip nem nu'' Oh n,rpf On b.
~ never SHOWN % ftn ,bat bflnes neo COURAGE. tuu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-27

The double-cntry system inaug
urated by the allies hasn't shown
Germany 10 be short on her troops
account.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-27

llnNt port 81 iluaaHu on u,
npu. $780, 10 Nue l.aH ntn su mlIsa
frm thr ntumD norhou mu uI
NDrlhrnw rraen Do Dos ponui,
tun 0f about $4,000 Tunpa mnr,nln.
'rum Mooel rrumn. could arrtr Dt
lund Wiihuut ira.mr hrf own terri.
inn m0rr than .o mlea n,mnd o.
hHs railway connections Wih AinHrun
lrri an1 khnihuN Thrrr uic uum,f
onH iaDinflea mlMuF Ru powder
.nln. machinery And GOO hnnr Tt.f.
tro 'lan ntro slN niin tud num
mills. rhe exports ur. tiurd .t
1hnui 10000 900 year N0rDh OF ESQ
commercial harnuf is iu, nn,lu irun.
hold cnnHatuH of extensive mtun
rauonH. hrcAiwnlurs aud mulra Thw.
d'fonaca were Finished vlght yoita pno.
uiHst a town ouuhsnui num
lieEc. Antwerp uni uiusrls nDmi
- miles from cash. aud u uttir north
uf tho alr line between lIrsp aud Nut
wrrp a. Bra 0no of ur ut, tortured
pl'ors 300 irlmum nud has mlut
hrcw,rloa % prutc,u hoW uuarl.
and Antwerp uum m.nul mn,,mrm.
hy wnA ur Mawiutbt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-27

MllnA "A SrN IS ,t, o. a..n. ia
900 boz rrusTh which 0aur.l .n Ola,
Reformation ant n the THIRTY Nrir.
war % h largely cne,grd in tr,iIc
rdVsirlrs amt has man, utn,r imam
nticturns enterprises su,h aa th.
m'Aiue ot needless machinery ...tr.
SOAP furniture and shoes
ANTWERP 4 Wits 90 goir.uto r,..
safdcd as Iis principal furuovi strone
hod Although go miles from th. s,,
t rs stlll oncof the rr,itcst seap.rt. .f
Europe hcynuse inr broad and doom
Sehcldc River Fiecs t an excellent
outlet les population ls almost an
uroN Flemish vuicr Emperor charlie.
\ IS said to have been ,hs ms.i
ponulous city of contn,nai F,,r,,,,.
A thr middle "a the sixteenth ,,nto.
~ % bad apopulatIon estimat,1
'saeoo The ercat fairs held thrn ,t
''e'rd ihc merchants az inc c,uir.l
world Vndcr 90, spanish ree,m, /,
declined, ana hi 20 wears fcl n, j, ,,,.
H'H'lon 20 aa,oeo Tho rresN M w,st.
fAaua omsed the Schellc tn sea- e,i,s
vessels and IL VAS NOT ~, op,nel n,,1
''e F"neh did so lon i;sl Napole,,
N'aef'oeN 'o reNl,in the city. INIT "a
Was surrendered to tho Enelish In
's''' u hegan GO srow asain boa was
utmost ruined In the military oror,.
''"''N ot 1850 ami thereafter Neither
''"ns retained the riEht Co levy n.vt.
N''''n dues on the Schelde. which laia
heavy hand on Antwerp unin tSss
!" "'n y was sommntcd by the paymen,
~ '"""s 100000. The city ana rl,.
er are defended hy a number ~ "a.
Nan'sd for,resses and M mmnsr,.
S'Nns miles long rar, of the enylv.ns
''A he placed under water Tn, tr
N'''"''"ns were built 10 serAe.s 49,.
q
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-27


German victories are no sur
prise. With Germany, il Is now
or never. But there are man,
amendments between the French
border and Paris. and Paris /.
perhaps the strongest city in IN.
world. lis Qualifications are mas
siye, modern, comprehensive. laid
with all the skill OF up.to.date
engineering Before the Germans
get 10 Paris. they mus, suhdn,
two lines Of defense. each outlined
for the specific purpose Of check
ing The Teutonic advance. A,or
than ever the European wa,
looks like weary path Of whole
sale destruction, and 80 far as Tia.
Allies are concerned, hme h Tho
general looked upon 20 assure viz
tory. Every click of the c.ocS i.
an advantage lost BY E.arerm
William, who had hoped 10 oceup,
France before Russia could fairly
awaken.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-27

j Caesar would hardly feel
stuck up over the Romans of 10.
day.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-27

New York Is making an inquiry
into ihr possibility or using wee
eiahlcs instead of meats rhis
viii give The egg plant chancc
10 cacklc 4 bit.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-27

Questionable methods never
wear Interrogation points
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-27

Seeing America FIRST promises
10 be- the chief diversion ior soh,f
time.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-27

Eulhnusen taken by Che Ger
mans. Mnlhausen captured by M,
French. Mulhauscn occupied by
I the Germans. Mnlhnuscn ~ the
hands Of the French MnlhauseD
the base Of German operations.
Mulhauscn The strategic point ~
the German defense Mulhmisen
O. hopioads What 40 ass
we been. It's not Mulhnusen
~ ail il'. Mnnchanscu.
Henry Ellis. Of the Dcuison IIer.
aid. aud Major lIoux. ~ the
Mcxia News, believe themselves
qualified 90 run for governor be-.
cnuse Of their prowrss ~ poker.
We have never bad any personal
experience with Editor Ellis. in
this particular line hui can say
from fairly accurate personnel nb.
servaiion that Major llouS would
make M admirable governor IF
making the chips US counts for
anything in the political wood
pile
Looking into the future. $50 chr
tce no cause for prs imi.u Tho
low price offered for enf'on vail
work Temporary hardship ind
our fnrmcrs viii have 30 Pant
other crops tn large extent nest
year bat IN this war lrfnhl"
thought il may be-. The l'uilcd
States has rs erratcst emporium
.iy for industrial and commercial
and the high price. oh
tanned Zoe wheat 1rd other fool
'ropa will after time. compen
safe for the sacrifice in cotton
rimes viii boz blsk, aud the con
lilion prevailing over tho Nntou
~ o whole will make Itself feli
10 the South Meanwhile We must
.hifi 10 The best of our ability. co
operating with ono another in nll
insincss relations. rxionding such
iid ns may COME within our prov
nee Though not au ISSUE lu iaoi
he moratorium must become cf
'eciiyc iu ihc scusc of liberal ron
luci aud legal PROCEEDINGS mus
be- deferred ON the ground 0l cum
uun expectancy
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-27

A Fori Worth grand jury has
returned seventy indictments. It's
q great pity that Fort Worth
hasn' = hall team that plays the
game like that.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-27

An Allnnia thief recently stole
1000 pounds of sugar lic proha
DIV wan'ed 10 fill ms sweet tooth
with gold
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-27
CIRCULATION BOOKS
opEN TO AoVE sER
-. ---~--.----.-..-----
THURSDAY, AUG ~, 1914.

Life an episode in eternity
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-27

All of which reminds us that
nndrriowless continues Ia head
The llsi rs medium for the ex
preston Of splash and innocent
merrimcni.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-27

W. have been told that Charlie
roi should hc pronounced as II IL
were Sharl4ch Rwa How foolish.
when one can just look AT those
French names aud look wise
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-27

II srliprotection is the FIRST
law Of nature, why don sayac,s
wear clothes
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-27

The scarcity of American ships
goes against, rather than with.
the grain.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-27

The Belgian army dnesn't sccin
To know much about PLAYING
hridgr' i made the fatal mistake
Of not burning It's bridges be-
hind il.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-27

Don Z he too critical disr0rds
are what make the harmonic
pleasing.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-27

II this sort Of thing Keeps mp
Mona l.isa ~ likely 10 leave Paris
again, this time as a prisoner Of
war.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-27

Those Germans in China are
hghhns a second battle of the
Alamo. Opposed ~ the whole of
Japan. they have elected Ia JHo
- ihe'r posts, fighting to tho lii
ter end.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-27

Owing 70 the discontinuanee Of
inporiaiions Of iule, nate bageing
Is TO be superseded hs g, tton bag
ging. II makes little difference
Cation hagging or cotton hegqin,
either is correct
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-27

Houston Post Women rs
Farmers Yes the, head civil
sation NJ formers aud reformcrs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-08-27

Life an episode Ia eternity
Questionable methods never
wear Interrogation points.
j Caesar would hardly feel
stuck up over the Romans 81 e.
day.
Seeing America first promises
10 be- the chief diversion ior soh,,
time.
II srli.protectiou is the FIRST
law Of nature, why don 2 sayac,>
wear cloihesf
The scarcity of American ships
goes against rather than with
the grain.
Don Z he too critical disrords
are what make the harmonic
pleasing
Houston Post Women rs
Fnrmers Yes the, head civil
saiion nv formers aud rformcrS
II this sort Of thing keeps mp
Mona l.isa IL likely 10 leave Paris
again. this time as a prisoner OF
war.
An Ailnnin thief recently stole
1000 pounds of sugar lic proha
hlv wan'ed 10 till his sweet tooth
with gold
W. have been told that Charlie
roi should hc pronounced as II IL
were Shar l.ch Rwa How foolish
when one can just look AZ those
French names and look wise.
A fori Worth grand jury has
returned seventy indictments lt's
q great pity that Fort Worth
hasn'i 2 hall team that plays the
game llkr That
oe.s..a.
New York Is making an inquiry
into the possibility of using wee
eiahlcs instead of meats Thi,
VIII give The egg plant chnncc
10 cacklc a bit.
All of which reminds us that
nnderiowlcss continues tn hcnd
The lisi rs medium Cor the ex
preston of splash and innocent
merrimcni.
The Belgian army daeSn / seem
To know much about playinr
bridge u made the fatal mistake
OF not burning is bridges be-
hind II.
Those Gernans Ia China arc
fiFhline a second battle OF the
Alamo. Opposed by the whole oi
Japan. they have elected to ii.
- ihe'r posts, fighting to the lit
ter end.
saH- D..
Owing 10 the discontinuanee al
lmporiaiions Of lutte, nate bageing
Is TO be- superseded hs g, tton BAG
Ring. II makes little diffcrcnc,
Cotton hagging or cotton hegQine
either is correct
German victories are M sur
prise. With Germany, il Is now
or never. But there are man,
amendments between the Freneh
border and Paris, and Paris i
perhaps the strongest city in IN,
world, It's Notifications are mas.
siye, modern, comprehensive, LAID
with all the skill ~ ~ 90 lat
The evening world., 1914-03-27
BANDIT ATTACKS
ACTOR OVER JACKS,
FLEES WITH $725
Vaudeville Performer Puts Up
Desperate Battle, hut Is
Finally Stranglei.

A desperate thief entered the room
~ Robert FuIgora, vaudeville per-
former. In Jacks bachelor apart
mcnts at No. 10f West Forty-fourth
street al II o'clock to-day. beat and
chokcd him. robbed him Of s72j and
escaped. although he had to fight his
way out. Fulgora was so badly hurt
that he will be confined 70 his bed
for some time.
The thief was savage in his at
tack. using a blackjack and n bottle
OF whiskey he picked up from n table.
II was Fulgora's impression at FIRST
that the man was bent on murder.
Fulgora arrived In New York yes
terday and performed yesterday in
n Harlem vaudeville theatre. He
reached his room early to-day after
spending some time at the Friars
Club.
In response TO n knock he opened
his door at II o'clock this morning.
man about feet 10 inches tall
and weighing about 100 pounds
leapdc into the room. struck him
over the head with n blackjack and
clutchcd at his throat. A terrific
battle followed In which tho actor
was overcome.
Dazed. but game, t'ulgora. who IL a
wiry, athletic man. fought back. Time
after time the thief struck him on
the head with tho blackjack. but
most OF the blows were CHANGING. In
struggling about the room the men
reached a table on which rested A
quart bottle OF whiskey that had not
been opened
The thief grabbed this and brought
II down on Fulgora's head, cutting
open the scalp. Fulgora dropped and
the stranger fell on top OF him and
began to choke him.
What do you WANT" asked the
actor.
II want your money" replied tho
visitor.
Take the money" said Fuleora. but
don't XIII me. You will find a roll in
my trousers pocket on that chair"
The thief did not Immediately relax
his hold and Fulgora lost conscious
ness for moment. As hc relaxed his
desperate caller caught IN the trous.
ers. took the money from the pockets
and He'd.
John Norton. the manager ~ Jack =
restaurant. who has rooms in the
The evening world., 1914-03-27
.HURLS HIMSELF TO DEATH
IN MUNICIPAL BUILDING

Robert Friedman, n bridge eneineer,
committed suicide In the new Munich
pal Building to-day by throwing
himself from the twenty NTH floor to
the eleventh. The crash Of his body
striking the marble floor between the
open stairs. brought many persons
running from the various offices.
on the ,wcnty-ffth floor. where the
open stairway ends. the hat and coat
~ tho dead man were found. lie had
placed them near tho rail and, evil
IDENTIFY. had plunged off Into space.
His body dropped true and straight
the full fourteen flights.
A card giving the name and ad-
dress. Edward Friedman. No. $40
East Ninetieth street" was found 10
a pocket OF the coat as was letter
The evening world., 1914-03-27

lay Of Abbeyiands. q splendid country
residence belonging TO Major-Oensral
Sir Hugh McCaimont. near White
abbey on Belfast Tough.
The house although fully furnished
was not occupied except by caro-
takers. Tho damage IL estimated at
~, 1000.
No evidences Of Sufra gette handi.
work were found. but as the women
recenuy threatened to start war
against tho Ulster Unionist leaders
because of the refusal OF Sir Edward
Carson to support the movement OF
the Suffragettes, the authorities lay
the blame on them.
The grounds Of Abbeylands. which
II only four miles from Carrickfergus,
q British army station. have boon
used recently for drilling tho Ulster
Cnionist ''volunteers."
The evening world., 1914-03-27
No stomach MISERY, INDIGESTION,
Gas, SOURNESS- PAPE'S D|APEPS|N

revolt--d you can't get II regulated.
please. for your sake. try Pape's Dis-
pepsin. It's So needless to have = bad
stomach. Make your nett meal a favor
ito food meal. then tske q little Dispep-
sin. There will not bc any distress--eat
without fear. It's because Pape's Dia.
pspsin really docs" regulate weak.
out o. order stomachs that gives Il It's
millions Of sales annually.
Get . large fifty.ccnt case Of Papc's
Dispepsin from any drug store. It's the
quickest, surest stomach relief and cure
known. II acts almost like magic II is
q scientific harmless stomach prepare
ten which truly belongs In every home.
The evening world., 1914-03-27

written in German 10 Mrs. Friedman.
A card giving Friedman the privi-
leges OF Columbia University was
also found in his clothes.
Mrs. Friedn IN said that her hus-
band suffered from neurasthenia and
that two months ago he lost good
position as civil engineer with Now
York firm because of his nervous
nffliction.
When informed OF her husbands
death she collapsed.
The evening world., 1914-03-27

house. was on tho stairway when tao
thief hurried out. The jishevcllcd APP
pcaranco OF the man attracted Nor
toms attention. He knew the fleeing
stranger did not live In the hou go
and grabbed him. but could not re.
tain his hold. The thief wriggle1
from his grasp and fed.
In the struggle Norton tore on the
th.efs collar. which was badly soiled.
Tho collar bears laundry marks aud
was turned over to detectives.
The evening world., 1914-03-27
Time it! In five minutes
your tx, upset stomach
f. feels fine.

- -. upsss steasoh. Indigestion.
AsntA1a dyspspsis; whom the food you
81 i9msats into easss and stubborn
lvaDa your hssd schss and you feel
80 and miserable. that's when you
sselbe the magic in Pspe's Diapepsin.
Il makes stomach distress 90 10 five
nAstes. II your stomach 10 in .
The evening world., 1914-03-27
IMPORTANT

sssst
Without AGO
mol OF poisonous :. y,
drugs Rather ..
John !. : Men .,
relieves ,hroa'
a n q ,u.n,g
troubles bnl'ds
up the BODY ana n
makes strength
~ drives TIE
The evening world., 1914-03-27
Fashionable Shoes
for Women, 81

These shoes special in every Of the word
Special in the materials used and in the styles followed
For example, special feature Of these " shoes 10
that it offers such wide choice includes all the
shoe fashions Colonial pumps with buckles, in calf
patent leather or kid. high medium heel pump will
low heel Spanish heel laced tan boots for walking
high shoes for everyday dress occasions You
need have hesitation about buying these shoes Be.
Of their little price.
Women's Shoe Store, Main floor. Old Buildius
The evening world., 1914-03-27

Popular low bust. long hip models of &. Il.
a Ia Spirite corscts, made of silk figured mater
ials, charmngy trimmed, are being hurried
out to make room for lighter summer corsets
though they themselves are by no means heavy
All SO.
Warmers Rustproof Corscts, $3.50, Were So
Excellent models, in fine batistc.
Main floor, Old Building
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-12

Mr.. Cox, n hotel proprietor. had
among his colored servants, a wo-
man named Esther Dodge n this
name continued on The payroll long
after Esther had taken unto herself
a better half.
one morning Mr.. Cox called Esther
to him and suggested "A change ON the
payroll by giving the woman the
name she had Is right 20 be known hy.
The woman listened quietly To the
proposal and then turned 10 SO.
why. Esther" said her employer,
II do not know your name. Just tell
u To me before you go"
Esther stood for some little time
In an attitude OF profound thought,
her dusky hand acros her Hwartny
brow, M at last exclaimed:
"My lands. boss | Jest cant mem
Der dat niEger's name nohowif-ln
National Monthly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-12
RES0LUTE FIVE TIME
WINNER OVER VANITIE

Associated Press Boat on sandy
Hook, June ~ (By Wirelessl-Res
dilute, the nag officers yacEi. triumph
ed today FOR the fifth time over her
rival cup candidate. Vanitie. on the
Sandy Hook course, winning withou,
her time allowance. The official time
gave Resoiute "a lead OF nearly three
minutes at the finish of the ;riangu-
lar course of thirty miles. over when
the contest had been fought.
R%esolute finished AZ s:32t57. Van
tile az .26 &c elapsed time. and the
corrected time was Rcsolute. 3:is;59:
Naniile. 3;25:59.
Defiance ON account of necessity for
%re-risgingi was not entered In today =
race.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-12
LINING EN- OUT.

Harry Goyaleski Ia square with aa-
cient tradition. In philadelphia a
bunch of shamOkin POLES gave him
gifts and flowers, and old Tradition,
right ON the job. snw to Il thar ne
was hammered from the box by the
Athletics. In Detroit he faced the
Athletics again. and Detroit Poles.
forgetful or distaining Of old Tradi-
tioa, gave him o diamond-studdcd
watch and a carload OF tower.
Cove spit In bis glove, swore a pul-
ish oath FUN OF VS. and ~. and hurled
a licking into the Champs That cyeas
the score between Cove and the glt-
ink.
Rube Vanguard Is getting To be as
good a pitches a. he b. an actor.
II Chicago stops eating nt Weeg-
ham restaurants ana brooklyn swear
on on Tip-Top bread. good-hye Fod-
eral league.
Hread and beans is a STRENGTHENING
died. A league can ike on II as long
as Il lasts.
Clark drifith and his Senators are
making the hardest hRht they have
ever shown 10 edge into the next
world series. Their one chance "a
arrive consists IN achieving better re-
suits against the Athletics. The Sem
ators raise an equal amount - deuce
against other clubs, but they arr en-
tirely TOO brittle against the Mack
men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-12

Carrie was thc new cook. and ono
la yahortly before luncheon time. she
appeared before her mistress with the
following Inquiry.
AN please mum, how shall 60 DIX
th' olnms 2'
why. said IA, mistress. chow have
Won been in tho habit Of cooking them
in other places?"
~hufe mum" was the reply. 81
lus made Iystor soup Wid 'em
iu Nstiun1i Monthly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-12
SANTA FE SOX TO
COME ALL D0LLED
UP IN NEW SUITS

Albuquerque fans viii have their
nrst opportunity tn see the Santa fr
White % in their new uuiforms.
which have been uusulliod by defoat.
next sunday They VIII Doc here %,
play the o. A. d. nine 40 Traction
park
Both mines are strong iu every do
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-12
OUIMET LEADS IN
QUALIFYING ROUNDS
SCOTLAND MEET
[By Leased wIre 10 Evening u.raIa1

Troon. scotland, June i2.-Fran-
els pulmet Of the Woodland COLI
club. Massachusetts, open golf cham-
pion of the United states. led an the
amateurs with an aggregate score
i5t in the two qualifying rounds con-
oluded to-day for the British open goli
championship.
ouimet was tied FOR twelfth place
In the entire list with Tom Bail.
champion Of Belgium
The nearest amateur 20 Ouimet is
Gordon Lockhart. who IL lied at tho
twenty-nfth position with a score
cf 49,.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-12

Kansas city. Juno 12.--M a. Nc
Laughlin of Denver and John Deere
'ady of Rock bland. IN. were lead
ing their opponents In the champion
ship finals of the Trans Mississippi
Rulf tournament -bsps taA-& a. the
eighteenth hole Mclaughlin was 8 up
In his match with : r.. Edmuuds Of
-. Louis. while C1dy was 3 up at the
same hole in his game with T.. n.
Morrison. the Kansas city champion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-06-12

partment OF the game and 10Th have
been putting up corking exhibitions
"f tn" pastimins art The meeting
should develop one Of the classiest
BAH games seen here this season. To
De- sure, BE- may not, but Il should.
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American League.

Philadelphia AZ Cleveland
Washington M chicago.
New York az ST. Louis.
Boston at Detroit.
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RESULTS.
National League.

Chicago. :. New York. 4.
II. Louis. 2; Brooklyn. !.
Philadelphia. 3; Cincinnati. 2.
Boston. Q; Pittsburgh. g
American League.
Cleveland. 3; Philadelphia o.
Washington. g. Chicago. 2
-. Louis. 3. New York, l.
Detroit. 81 Boston. l..
Federal League.
Buffalo, 4 Kansas city. 3.
indianapolis. 6; Baltimore. o. FRS
game.
Indianapolis, II, Baltimore. T. Sec
ond game.
Pittsburgh. Z -. Louis. 2.
Brooklyn. O.. Chicago. 3.