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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-11
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-11

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SausmnTf auf Sabusiscu.

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Ss.neri.n bon ben Mos9on J.nitern
aus aRlui@apdrm.n.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-11

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I Pod Gill SnSiaucrlauSberfanf.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-11
Jsdun ms
Die GMrfabaNa.

Dent Sr.mbenfrom ofinea I'D in
sstrW GHiueis iHlnrer meme 9erttbtss
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Il burd, Die a2DHhbergrouie bns
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tbaIl burhbobrenben Sdieneniirong,
Ste i9S &ilomeier !ange JurfnliIie,
frsien Musedng na6 Often, nad ben
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8asleiltun9en 5eoniprlibenbe YGIie,
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perbunben norelt, meroen nah Ser
ti1itelIung Der oonsen Qinie gu @hos
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Stispuntten zines grpBarti9en &oin
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bonn Ssrner Sbsr+
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CABIN. Oirettc Wngen DerDen 5lpi-
ft3en Brig unb ct. Worib pertebren.
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tp;nsen babsn. Dieter Sage murhe
ma ,ssrite Setlftiid, Die Wolliicr
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bic @abuIinie Ietft fih Der Sur
taretE entIdna i6er &ebolp iiilo oos
lptutoi5nah @;tternmit in lltIerntaI.
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trif1e S16tIenenbnbn, Hmirb bieFcr
Grt GnIAiuB an 6bf6enen lino ioa
nit on bic @pttbnrorpute er6nltcn.
Die 6urtolinie nimmt baum duT
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horum t~olfudrts Su nenoen. Si6at
mutt, Rueres IMP 9sorum int 8nl
2apeiiA >peroen poifiert, unb in Gis
Ientis iinD Der junge Rbein u1o biz
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5trabe trtliSten, belief iid duf 1866.
an Srpabpop. in Der Rdbc Der
Srantlin GtruBe. pareu IS 6277.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-11
s(ns Ssrn Ssatidlen sidttrpaIb.

IIHJfS4 nNIAtC r7TT-fT sI0SA H4tN0tf.rf
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be- iodfa pordussefsbeu.9 @9tr brine
seh nadlfe9snS elm pdat f6bnsf pros
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-12-11

news ironi It's torpedo scout, tire
entire notilla mGer the leader
ship Of The Amphion' went in
pursuit OF the German ship,
which tried to make her get
away as quick as possible. But
Since the 'Koenigin Luise even
l.soing full steam ahead, cannot
make more shan % knots while
the torpedo boats can average
from Is to IS knots, the English
| flotilla was upon the enemy in
| Side Of an hour, surrounded the
| ship, which had no means to
| defend herself, and blew her up
in the air. After this the
Amphions, with its flotilla, re-
sMued toward the English coast,
but by an unpardohable tactic
mistake which should not have
occurred with an officer of such
aawell-trained marine as the Eng
Gsh, the Bfitish Ships went badS
oyer the, same sfield of mines,
which the German ship had just
distributed, instead Of taking a
different and, therefore, safer
course. While the floti!la passed
safely over the mines, the cruiser
AmphioR having the greater
depth. struck rome and .pcrished.
AS far as the present activity
of the German fleet is concerned,
IL is very probable that the older.
ships are scattered all over the
Baltic Sea, for two reasons: In
the first place, to lombard the
Russian harbors and to harm
The Russian Baltic Coast, then
Is guard the Sund, the small
aud the big Belt, the three
straits, leading from the North
Sea into the Baltic between Den
mark and Sweden, in order to
prevent the slipping through OF
English torpedo boats and an
English attack OH Kiel and the
Kaiser Wilhelm Canal and to
keep the trade open with
Sweden, Norway and Denmark.
1.-The newer ships are presumably
near Heligoland awaiting a pos
sible attack.
In regard to the Far East
, German fleet, it appears that she
is entirely intact. 1t ever seems
that tie two best English
/ cruisers OF the East Asiatic fleet
. have been damaged by her to a
great extent. A couple of days
apo the news circulated that two
! armed cruisers, each having foui
~tunuels, whose nationality could
not be discer.ed', had entered
the English harbor of Hong
! Kong, badly damaged by shells
! Ii would seem that the problem
OF discerning the nationality o.
: these two ships ought not to bt
. such a very pulling n for tho
E English people in Hong Kong
: Outside of that, il sounds almos
E impossible that two German
ships should seek refuge in thu
h hostile harbor of Hong Kong
n instead Of the neutral American
/ port Of Manila, By the way
: Ii is not a very flattering fac
d ior the British navy that Eng
1 land, in spite of having a ia
j superior navy in the Far kas
s which, moreover. is strengthened
/ by the French armored ant
! Russian protected cruisers, a
Z we'll as by a considerable numbe
1 OF dostfoyers, torpedo boats AM
e even submarines, does not fee
{ sure Of being able to defeat thos'
& twc (ierman cruisers. Therefore
E another whole nation with it
d big and powerful navy has been
1 as all evidences show, asked t.
1 help the British against tn
i ,,,,ct f0nroJ Carp1ortcp
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HERMANN
MACHINE SHOPS
OTTO II. ~NoELkERpLNG.
Hermsun. NO.

aeine auerthGsit III saii allen naihi9en
YlaId,inen nuSgerliiti. BTA Gle sissarair'
rem an Eampft inS Observation-Disclosures
Dreidg pp'b GrHTmqId'iRfR y MP srt
arS8uIRhrtn.
u @iaIdiHsMtbsiIs, Rahstt I9ueI. SluFsts
artsn.sbli. !. sxsra tar riat & pt,ia
htGi. w aHHlIt yRHtEN
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Edw. WALK
Hermann, Mo.

Kasff GtffRstl Gief and 5arssss-
bNkfs unb besablt bniir bart ap'
tpeiiune auf bic Ssrmnnn saDingf
8aut. BirbesabIen piinstiit i'm
iebe G%blieferune.
Sn 90. 8aIs @tb6nse, on etr
SruntftraBe.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-03
TO E
BALTIMORE CLUB

Richmond. Va, July "a deal was
closed here last night contingent upon
the sanction Of the International and
Virginia leagues, whereby the Balti-
more team in the International base
ball league will be transferred to Rich
mond and the Richmond franchise in
the Virginia league to Lynchburg,
now without professional baseball. A
meeting Of the Virninia league will be
held here today and II the offer is
accepted the Baltimore team is ex-
pected to play It's first game here Sat
urday. Jack Dunn, owner and man.
.ager Of the Baltimore team. left last
night for New York to attend a meet
ing today Of the International league,
which he expects will approve the
transfer.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-03
LANDRY DEP0SED
AS S0X MANAGER
"Kid' Taylor to Take Hold
OF Superior Team For
Rest of the Season
MADE GOOD WITH
VIRGINIA SQUAD
Landry Failed to Show Class
and Yesterday Schroeder
Let Him Out.

Superior, Wis, July 3.-P. j.
Schroeder, president of the Superior
Baseball association, yesterday an
nounced the release of Jack Landry,
manager of the Red SoY. and the APP
pointment of Kid Taylor. manager OF
the Virginia club, to take his place.
The change will take effect today.
Taylor's release was secured from
Virginia by a consideration said to ne
from $500 to $500. Taylor will come
to Superior under an agreement that
he will be given the management Of
the team again next year providing he
makes good the rest of this season.
Negotiations for Taylor's release
from Virginia have been in progress
for several days. The Virginia club
did not want to let Taylor go, but
Finch and Coates finally agreed to the
change when it was made known that
Taylor would profit financially and
otherwise by the change. The back
ers Of the Virginia club sale thai they
did not want 20 stand in the way of
Taylor's Advancement and he was all
lowed his release. Taylor was anxious
to return to Superior.
Several Changes.
Taylor will arrive here this morning
and took up his new duties Immediate
ly. Several changes are planned.
LandrS VIII not play IN the 0utleln
and Taylor will have a new left field
er. Champaign, the hard hitting boy
who was with the club early in the
season. has been called in. He mas
been playing at jamestown. y. D..
where he has been hitting around the
400 mark. He will he tried out in the
outfleld. Two new wpitchers. includ-
ing Benton, are coming. There will
be other changes also when Taylor
gets busy ~reorganizing the club.
Kid Taylor was manager of the Red
Sox in 1911 and 10 and Wen the pen
nant in the Minny league in 1911. He
is considered n of the best man
ayers in minor league baseball. He
is the shrewdest tactician in the Nor
thern league and wins many games by
his quick thinking and through his
judgment in the tight places. He is
full of life and keeps the players hust-
ling all the time. He is a strict dis
~ciplinarian on the field and commands
the respect of his players in and out
of the ball yard.
He Is we'll thought of at Virginia
where he gave the own a first division
club in place of the ~tail-ender of last
season.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-03
BEGINS
CONDITIONING SELF

San Francisco, July 3-Maurice f.
Mclaughlin. national tennis cham
pion, left here for Los Angeles. where
he will spend a week in practice with
Thomas c. Bundy, with whom he
holds the United States doubles cham
pionship. He then will go east for
the tennis season and the Davis cup
matches.
Bundy will accompany Mclaughlin
to New York, where they will rartici-
pate in the Seabright tournament.
Later they will compete in the Long
wood singles and the Southampton IN
v~itational.
Being the national title holders, Nc
Loughlin and Bundy are not eligible
bles championship now in progress at
represent the coas in the national
Long Beach to decide the team t.
doubles preliminaries.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-03
CARPENTER SAYS
HE'LL BEAT SMITH

London July al hope to beat
aunooat Smith," declared George.
carpenter yesterday. Il believe III
40 1t, and my intention is to challenp.
oaek Johnson afterwards for the en-.
Viea title of champion Of the world.
Has it ever struck you how odd q
- 70 know o are going to fight !
ma you v have seen. nev.,
nave seen Gunboat, having onl,, ~.
pictures OF him. but I have hs.r =
1000 zeal OF talk about him ana ~
hts h'm TO be very strong and a hsrd
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-03
SOX OVERJOYED AT
ED WALSH'S SHOWING

Chicago. July 3.-The Chicago White
Sox were in a joyous mood on their
ride home yesterday. They We're in
high spirits as the result of the sur
prising showing of big Ed Walsh, who
took the acid test on the firing line
Tuesday when he pitched two innings
against Detroit. Walsh says he feels
bully" Ray Schalk declares he has
regained almost all Of his old-time eff
~fectiveness and Umpire Dineen pre-
diets a bright future for the veteran as
soon as he gets steady work.
Chances are Walsh will break in
against the Cleveland Maps in Sun
days engagement at Comiskey park.
After the battle the Sox start east on
their second swing.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-03
in THE SPORT WORLD
rain FALLS IN SEVENTH inning
AND ENDS Great BASEBALL CANE
L CUP DEFENDER
SOLD TO JUNK A

New York, July 3.-The famous old
cup defender, the Reliance, and proc
ably the fastest of all winged
flyers that have sailed for the Ameri-
cas- cup, left its native element yes
terday afternoon for the last time in
Furman's %shipyard, Brooklyn, and to-
day little will be left except piles of
scrap metal.
There was no ceremon o any
mourners when the old yacht was
hauled up the creaking ways. down
which it never will slide again. Mi
chael Cowan, a Brooklyn junk man.
bought the yacht.
1T seems a pity to see a famous old
craft like this end so ANONYMOUSLY"
said some one to Mr.. Cowan.
Sentiment never bought any meat
and potatoes that l heard tell Of"
he replied.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-03
TWO PLAYERS ARE
RELEASED TODAY
Pitcher Ferris and Catcher
Brennan Go-Wheeler
Had to Cut Down.

Owing to the fact that Big Jawn''
Rurmeister's mandate to "cut down
has gone out. Manager Eddie Wheeler
was forced today to release Pitcher
Zeke Ferris and Catcher Brennan. To-
day was the last one for cutting down,
n consequently the two men were
handed their blue slips this afternoon.
1t was no easy task for the local
manager to cut these two men loose.
Both are excellent players but. mas
much as they could he spared easier
than m other two. they had to go.
The pitching department is still we'll
fortified, and Rrennan's release causes
no great weakening in the catching
line, for Sampson. who has been play
ing first all season, is a catcher. If
he is needed behind the bat, Freer can
play first base.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-03
TWO GAMES HERE
With THE DOCKS
First Game Tomorrow at
2:15 and Second at 6:15-
Open Date July Z.

Grand Forks and Duluth play two
games tomorrow. The first will he
called at 2:30 p. m. and the second at
6:15 p. m.
Owing to the fact hat tomorrow
IS a holiday. the gate receipts through
the circuit will be pooled,
The games tomorrow will he the last
in the city until July II, when Fort
William comes here for a series. The
team leaves Sunday for Moorhead,
where a double header will be played
on Sunday.
Tuesday. July I. is an open date,
and Grand Forks will play the James
town. \. D., team. The latter team
mas guaranteed $50 to the Flicker
tails.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-03
E ARR
TO ENTER

Sioux City, Ia, July 3.-Ten drivers
qualified in the elimination events at
the Sioux City Automobile speedway
for the 3O0-mile sweepstakes tomor-
row. An average speed Of 70 miles an
hour. or n lap in 1:42 fiat was re-
quired Of each driver.
Spencer Wishart drove his car
around the two-mile dirt track at a
rate exceeding e~ighty-three miles an
hour and made one lap in 1925 AS
the fastest time ever made on the
course.
Billy Chandler was given the red
flag first and circled the track In
1885 1-5. Barney Oldfield was the
next man sent around the course. On
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-03
BASEBALL DISASTER.

Detroit, Mich, July S.--The South
Michigan league is facing disaster for
lack of adequate attendance. Three
teams, kalamazoo. Flint and Lansing
are on h market. The Kalamazoo
management has announced that if it
does not sell out by the end of the
week it will drop out. It is likely
that after the July 4 receipts have
been banked something radical will
be done in several cities.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-03

Summary-First on balls, off Lar
son 1. off Cunningham 1; struck out,
by Larson 2, by Cunningham 8: left
on bases. Duluth 6. Grand Forks s.:
hit by pitcher, Wheeler and Ford.
Time of game, 1 hour 5 minutes. UNI
pire. Carney.