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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-03

Rev. Hill. pastor OF the United
Presbyterian church opened the meet
ing with prayer last evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-03

Ineu there d. ffaf unforFiVinr spirit
We nrnr people cay. n cent forritr aud
forget u NUf remember chat CHRIST
r1ld after lfH rave the Lords PRAYER.
y 0r FiEr un FEEL wf fOrrIrr others tHn.
il0 "uld. 'F0r lf you wifi NOT fnrrf.n
others neither viii . frrrItf rnut
The sire Of hIrn anfIrf. arc enough
20 nNnIN fHr world AFTER mHrN ffuh
meeting whore Hn" rrnul. have Hafrnrf
fire wine or fhrir wfiaEr punch and rr
home drunk Even WnufH are BEGIN
ping % suck Oh ruofr cigarette Thfa
lH H1n enough fH Hnn anIHrr.frrrrH
duir foirr ere airkrrfnr fffrf
Wrat good Del rducauon unless 90 ur.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-03
TABERNACLE NOTES.

Rev. Jones stated last evening that
the collection fell on Tuesday evening
but hoped that IL will be made up be-
fore the end OF the week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-03

Rev. Jones was presented with a
present last evening by the members
OF the Lady Maccabees.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-03

Sill ana &. y. Waugh are az Washington
Pa. where they are Judging exhibits a.
the farm products show on there thi
week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-12-03
The Elliott Commercial School

HsN HaV1sy nuildinF. WhsslinF. ". Va
Washington Journal., 1914-09-26
]1eHerGeO.
Con @crbart Sauptmann.

SO fam pobl Elm Jranaos babsr. =
Mer %, psy?
DeutfAlQnO. mir tpousn an Oetne Ghr!
RimElsrme1r!I!
SdOn pcdsn bic Grompsteu burGs
QonD.
cSeber tat eia Sdpert CUR 9ano.
N2an teunt e qut, Dies quite S9wert,
Bon 9pi6ern, @siBenburg uno BOrtb,
Dos osutIde S9pert.
SIS fom Elm f6por3sr &uF Ouber.
Mer ba, per?
DeutI9lonb, mir ppllen an beine Gbr!
Nimmermebr!l
Sin RoiIer Ipriht es bod bonn SIP.
8ieI 5einb, bel Gbr, pie Der olte 6rib.
Sein Nimniermebr lit mebr als S9ou,
g lit Opnnerronen unb 8libestnaG.
9 lit MetterItrabl.
va fam elm Gnglifbmnn bnber.
Der od, mer2
0sltTalonb, mir ppGen an bsine Gbr!
Nimmermebr!l
Nimmermebr lift infer @ort,
SO brauIt bur6 aue @uue fort,
Sin Gberub trGat es Dor uns Der:
Nimmermebr! Rimmermebr!
Rimmermebr!
@s tomen orei Rduber auf einmuI
ba6er.
Mer ba, tperg
0eutf6lano, mir pOnen an beine Gbr!
Ntmmsrmebr!!
unb mart ibr ni6t orei, fOnbern tDGret
iHr reun,
Metne Chr unO mein 2anb bletben
epig mein:
Nimmer nimmt tie uns irgenoper,
Oafiir forgt Soft, &aiier unb beats
f9es Seer.
Nimmermebrl
Washington Journal., 1914-09-26
MnitM i'm Srieg.

Menn Dos 8oterlono ruff entSie6t
Iib in DeutI6lanb teiner Ieiner
pflidt. prin3en bon @sburt unb
prin3en BON @snie, aopitoliIten uno
Nrbeiter. Susen unO Gbriiten, fie afc
I9oren iid um bic 5obue, bereit bic
TeIbs nit ibrem Dilute gu I9irmen.
Walter 9Ipem sing ols Sauptmonn
zines Observation-Disclosures nit; Rid.
9sbmel melbete iih uls &riegsfreinils
Tiger in Dsutidlanb; Molter BON
Molo, 9uoo BON 6ofmannstbdl, Sans
Rorl Stro5l iinb beim Oiterrei9iIhen
peer eingstrsten; 6ein3 3opote 1T
Rrisgsfrsipiligsr; Der SO Sabre dlte
2uotpis Gangbofer bat Iid ols boneris
Iher Sffi3isr reattiDieren laHen. Sbeos
teroirettor M,brine, !SorrD @aloen,
4leranoer MRoiiii (oer lid als itulienis
f6sr StoatsbIrger crit in DeutIh=
LAMB noturaliiisren IaiIen mubte), bic
Spernldnger &ubOlf Berger. SEQ Sles
3ot. Sooner, airdbOff, anrl 8ruun,
Otto @orib = INN nur einige 5u mems
men = finb gu ben Gabnen geeiIt.
no absr finb bic engliIden prinaen
uno Oi6ter unb Ropitoliiten? Sic
loHen vibre" Nrmee bought on0
paio for = fir ii9 tGmpfen. perfio
gsgsn bic GremOen uno perfio gsgen
bic sigenen Qsuts.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-26
Ans aNer Aet.
Sas arisgslisO Ocs PIarrers NH
9ihters 9nLins Stnrm.

Gs 1T Elm bimmelpeiter nntsrfbiEn
5pil6ea 6rommbeit uno JrSmmeHi.
Sn impsrsn Sosen ipis osn isbgen
finost ieosr, aud Der NufgsiIdrtsts.
ben Neg 8urid 5u Isiusm Soft. benz
4Ouig Der a6nies. Dor Dem Ct F9 be-
mitis in oen Staub ipirFt bon benz Ct
ollie uuO Sdub srfIebt = ni9t fiir
lid. ionocrn fir Die 8sordneisu, Ote
isinem 6er5en nabe iteben. fir bic
6eimat. Die oas critic Qnredt ouf feline
2iebs bat. 60 fno mir pisOsr sbrs
lib fromm seporosu.
Sulius Sturm, elmer u~nlerer beiten
bsutltsu 0idisr, mar BEL qusbru&
beg arie9es 1870 qforrer; bas bins
oerte Jpn aber niht. isin eOttssfiras
tis tnmpfesfrobes aie6 onsuItimmsn.
Der 54iabrige Mann tOnnie frsili9
nidt mebr IeIbit our 8offe ersifsn.
pis oos Der ipaders oeutT6e paitDr
Better Wiiblsnberg beim 4usbrud Des
omeritoniI6en Observation-Disclosures
eetan; ober ais frommer, ipa9rbaft
frommer @ottesmonn erifF er in Die
Soitsn uno pies ben beutlhen Rdms
pfern ben Wes, ben lie panoeIH fols
ten: .s3uerIt 3u Seinsm 9ptt un0 baHn
pioer Den 5eino!"
Qlus Ieinsn a9t3ebn 3eiIen Iprimt
Der @eiit. Der bsute pieOer bos oentf@e
9Olt erfiiat, uno bic Dprte, bic SuIius
Gturm i'm Sabre 1870 nisosrI9risb,
paTeu aenau auf bic beutige 2ogt:
asin 5einO. mein Bolt. madt Ot&
erbangen,
Dem beine 5offnune itebt auF @Ott;
ct moht Der Rubmfudt cities prans
gen
Sn einem Muoenblid au Spot
llno miro nit ieinem 4rm 5erIfreueH.
Die fin por bIutgem Rnub ni@t
f6euen.
@irf bid Dor ibm In 9emut nieber
limb LAB Dir Shipert unb Riifung
neib'n;
Dein alter GrbIeino brobt od ipisber,
llnb fstns 2oTung beiBt Der Rbeinl
G6reib ibm bic Nntport NIT benz
9@perte:
pgiidt sinen 6ubbreit Oeutf9er grbe!4
Muf oenn, unb porlpGrts obne 3ogen,
Don beiliger 8egeiitruno Slut!
@ott felbit hiIft Dir gu 8obsn f9logsH
Des 6einoes freden llebermut.
2dB bod unb fret Die 6abnsn fIisssH.
Du tdmpfit um 5rieoen unD Dtrf
fieeen.
Muf benn. unb portpGrts obne 3os
gen! 9u tGmpfit um 5riebeu une
pirit Iiegen! Mie bomaIs aud beuteI
Wenn's aud. Itatt bss siner, hsuts
bier Geiuoe iino. Ino bu ptrft fee
gen. beutf1es Bolt!
Washington Journal., 1914-09-26
@ie MuSe?

Mie LANCE pirO Der seeenmdrttge
Rrisg bauern9 DieIe Grose beIaGfs
tist tpobl Sebsn, gleibOiel auf peIher
Ssite feline SDmpatbien iinO. Die
S6Gbungen Der Dauer I9ponten 5pie
Iden brei Monaten unb orei SobreR.
Der beutfdsFran5OiTde Rries i'm
Sabre 1870 ipurbe AM ID. SuIi. 1870.
bon Nopoleon III. ertlGrt unb am 10.
Moi, 1871, tpuroe Der Trieben in
6rontfurt om Maiu ssI6loHen. no4-
benz bic eigentliden Sample bereits
om %. Sunuar. 1871. Ourd tinen
WoffsnTtinItano beenoct paren.
Der ruflifd iapdniide aries be-
gam an s. 5ebruar. 1904, NIT BEN
9b6ru6 Der oiplOmatii9en 9eSiebun-
gen uub obne formeIe 8rieessrtlGs
rung; Der 6riebe BON portsmOutb
purbe an 20. 9luguit. 1905. unters
3ei6net.
9os naren in ben lebten bier Sobrs
5ebnten bic ein3igen Rriege 5tpiT@en
Sfpei GgoBmdhten; aber aud Die iibris
gen Griege iporcn nift bon LANCER
0ouer: Der ruffIdstiirtifde Rrieg
1S77-78. Der dineFf9siopnnifde
ariee, Der 9urentries, Der fpanifhs
ameritanifde. Der tiirtiIhsitalienif6e
Rrieg. bic beiben galtontriege purben
ale innerbalb zines Sobres erlebigt,
pdbreno Iid friiber bic &riege iiber
cine gonse Reibe bon Sabren erftredz
ten. Der omeritaniihe 8iir9ertrieg
1876. Der llnabbdngigfeitstrieg
1776-S3, Der iiebeniGbrise Rrieg
5rieOrih oes 8roben 1868, bic
nopoleoniiden Rrieoe 1796-1815.
Der oreiBieidbrige arisg 1618-1648.
bas Iinb bic furntbarlten, blutigen
MertSeiden Del @eidi1te j.. unD
nod ieOem oicier eroBen Rriege bat
Die Msnldbeit einen sepoItieen Sdritt
porpdrts 9emodt ols OBJ Der grobe
Nosrlab periiingeno ouF iie geipirtt
bate. Die Gntipidlung bss Gi5ens
bobnpeIens, Die @erpoItommnung Der
Rriegspert3suge. oie ms llngehsure
geipadisnen ~ariegstolten uno bic err
I6redlihen Opfer elmer mooerneu
Sdlaht. bic eigentlih cine Neibe Don
tleineren GnIohten 1T. boben Ionge
Rrisge unm0gIi6 ssmudt. Mlon be-
reAnet bic tGgIiheu Soften bieFes
ari,ees OUT oreiBis MiniOnen uno
teine Der betetligten Nationen tOnnte
einen o~reiidhrigen 8rieg ausbaIteu,
obnt I,h finan3iea unb materieu pons
tommeu gu rainiereu.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-26
GOlOtne @Orte,

Sang DeutI9lanb befinbet ii9 in
einem Gturme Der 9sgeifterung, nit
er felt ben 5ogen Der 8efreiungstriegI
ni9t mebr ba mar. ibn Die iibriger
NatioEen, ia, pie i'm mir Oeutl9l
felbit Bel unIeren rubigen, e~rniten,
pruttiI9en 8riiOern faum fir mOglif
esbalten buben.
Oiefe Moge Der 8egeifterung gebi
bod uno oa tommt au9 f9OH bei3ei+
ten Der Mabner, Der obf9On Da5Il
nod feline Notpenbigteit DOrliegt = ir
beIonnenen Wprten gu beionnenem
0anDeln mdbnt:
Ni9t MIR bos S9la9tfelb, aud
oeine bier @Gnoe fpolen 9eloen isben.
Grbalte DID unb Die beinen geIunb.
bdmit ibr niemdnoem CUR 2ait fout.
Berei9ere bid niht auf Soften bel.
nes Bottles, bas 1T 2anoesberrat.
Qeoe bein @elo in, bic SpartdRe,
bamit es Nrbsit f1affe; gsbt nun Sc
legenbeit gum 8er0ienen, no ibr t0nnt
@ergiB bic &ronten ni4t!
Salte oas Define in Orbnung. 6a.
nit bu jeber3eit Spfsr ~bringen tannit.
llsberIege DIR, mos oil tannit, mt
DerloB DID ni6t auf anoere.
Sober fam jeoen Sag etpos beion.
oers @utes tun uno pdre es muir eir
freunbli9er 9Gnoebrud.
&opflOiigteit i'm Snlanb TT i9lims
mer ais cine berlprene S9la6t I'm
Selb.
W~eiberunOen miterleben uno fiibrt
teinen 9nustrieg.
Nedne nift nit Iouter Siegen uni
Iebe beinen Ropf boppelt Iteif in ben
Noden, penn einmal cine S1lapps
Eommen folte.
Sci ftpIa auf oieie unper9lei9lidt
69idIaIsfunoe Oeines Bottles, bit
sroB begunnen bat.
Dante Soft ieben Sag, oab Du Ell
DeutF@er biit.
Washington Journal., 1914-09-26
NaS arnit @arts.
gs93sbnmaI i9Ou III ss OOu 5sinOsu
beIuqgsf moroeH.

WlaH bic osutihen Eruppen oems
nStE einea eiisrnsH aing UNI PaIis
biloen, piro Is Oas feo5sbuts maI
Tsin, Oab ois i6DHe Seinsitaot i'm Be
lagerunes5uItono tit. Die erite 9eIas
ssrung perbingtsn bic R0msr i'm
Sabre So por u~uisrsr 3eitrenmns
iibsr Is. qnris, oamols ouf bic Sns
Eel bsI6rantt. psIds jeBi Site bsiBt,
lpuroe nab tapisrer @sgsHpebr Ieiner
Sinpptnsr BON ben R0msrn erobert
uno DerbIis6 $50 Sabre unter r0mi-
I6sr 5errfdoft. SIN Sabre 400 be-
frsits is CHILDBIRTH l. bon osrIelben,
845 puros lie bon osn Rormanuen
%ibsrfaIlsn, seplanosrt unb ourh 6euer
perbeert. 500 nieberbolten bic Qors
monnsn ibrsn Raub5ue; ole Ginpoh
ner perlieBen BEL ibrer Nntunft ole
StaOt uno itedtsn biefe ielbit in
8ranb. Su oas Sabr 861 fdat cine
nsue 5eimfuhune Der 5toot burh Die
rGubsrii9sn 9orbdrsn. @nolid be-
gannsn bic goiiler iens 3u be%feItigen,
obsr nod ebs Oie Msrts pollenoet pa=
rem, erT6ienen neus 6orben Der Ror-
manner. 10000 Monn itarf. Dor ben
Mousru bon poris, itieBen ieooh ouf
einsn topfern, b%ortnddigen WioerItono.
Die 8eIaserung pdbrts LANCER nls Elm
Sobr. RorI Der 0ide fam Der Staot
gu SiIfs, obsr 3os unpsrridtetsr Sade
pieoer ob, init ben Hormannen einen
fhmGbIihen 9ertrag ihIieBeno, ourh
pelden bic llmgsssnb ibren 8liinbes
rungen Preis gsgsbsn purOe. 1858
belagsrte eer Daupbin 2orI, I'M fol-
osnOen Sabre ser Ronis bon GngIono
paris Dsrgtbeus. 1920 puroe gas
ris BON ben gnglGnbern genommen,
uno blieb 16 Sabre in Oersn 9eIib.
Sin NerIuM Rorls VII, bic Stabt
linen gu entrsiben, ipuroe bIutig 3ua
riidqepieIen. 1862 perpiiiteie Der
6eraog BON gurgunb bic l~lmeegsno
bon 4uris; cin Ingriff ouF bic Stobt
Islbit f1lua f,bl 1464 fhfoB @rof
Gbarolois oisIslbe eng Elm. nber ou6
oieie 8elagsruue blieb obre Grfolg.
Sn ben bier3iasr Sobren oes 16. Snbrs
bunbertS beorobte 0niler &drl v. pa
ris. gu elmer cidentlihen 8elagerung
lam IS jeOo1 nidt. Inter Seinri6
". beitono poris iene esI9iatlid ges
tporOene 8elogsruns, Die nit Der ourh
6ungsr er3punsenen @innabme Der
Stobt ourh BEN R0nis snoete 1894,
1914 NOR Ynris oas 6olptobiett bes
san3sn 6%slO3uss. am 90. Mdr5
langten Ole 8erbinbeten in Der NGbs
Der StaOt an, bic Iid mad Der S9lohl
DON ports ON 80. ben oorouf folaen.
ben Sag ben Sisgern ergob. 1916
umgiag 8liHer bic 8%efeItigungen i'm
Often uno Norosn Der Staot, qing un-
tsrbalb oerIslben iiber bic Seine, mo-
raul mad sinsm iiegrei9en @efehtc
nit 0nnoamme ole uebergabe Der
GfnAt ~erfnldie
Washington Journal., 1914-09-26
We(tenHurm.
Bon @alter 8IOem.

gtun raft aus Weiten unO aus Otter
Muf uns Ser grimme Sturm beranf
Der miro bel 8lut uno SrGnen toiten
Der ftredt uns mdn9en guten Monn-
Wir Oeuti9en aber, eng uerbunoen
@ie ME 5upor, oieb'n in ben StranB
limb fporten unIer Sob unb @unoen
S9perter beraus!
Dos lit bas erfts frobe @rauen.
Dos infer gliibenb 6er3 bur9bebt,
90 einig uno 10 9roB gu f9auen
Das 8olt, oas braufenb ii9 erbebt.
Mir obnen fromm ben etp'gen Miler.
Der oieien Weltenfturm bef9por,
llpb beugenibm Oas 9aupt i'm StiIlen-
9er3en empor!
Do4 oonn bic Stirn grubaus i'm
@rimmei
30 borne itebt, Ser uns bebrobt!
Den fre9en @eener auf Die Rimme!
@ir f9leu0ern @ut. mir fden Sob.
Mit S9iBenfeuer ibn befpien,
6GIt, &eiter, ibn nit &pBgeI&noub,
&ortGtfnt i'm nieber, 8atterien -
1etnb in ben Stnub!
Washington Journal., 1914-09-26
Anbtrt 3etrA
Sine @rinnrrung ben Amsrifuuern sur
BCber3igung.

Oegef5tBun1.
Die aebdffige antioeutide 9oItune
Der anslozameritaniiden PreTe bat
nidt nur unter ben @m~eritunerH osutz
FIBER 4bftammuns, ionoern aud bel
Dem beFeren Glemente Der Nmeritoner
eeredte @ntriiitung sripedt. Die 9als
tuns lift ebenio uuperitdnbig nie IN.
DsrtGnOIi6 uno bos OsrI0bnenOs glss
ment babel 1T bic 5utIa9e, ooB OisIer
Dob niHt Der Musorud oes @efiibIea
bes ameritoniI6en Bottles 1T.
Gs lobnt iid ni9t unb es niibt
oud nidts. OieIsn ~gstpiKenlofen Set.
sern 8ernunft gu preDigen. absr ea
lam f6lieBii6 aud nidts I6uOsn
penn man le an Steuben, De&alb.
miiblenbsre, Sdur3, Sisel. Otter
bous erinnert. ODER tpenn man linen
Elm @eOi6t hires eigensn 2aHbmonnea
Guporo GdbIor in Grinnerung 5uriid
ruff = fe psroen oieIen SopIor, auI
ben fs nit Redt itOla finO, Der ibnen
bic bette lIebsrieBung bon 9oetbes
~Jauff" ais toitbarites Grbe binter.
IieB, ni9t aIs sinen nSDIbIing"
Deutf9lonbs bsroGdtigen tOnnen. Nua
frsiem ameritanil4em 9er5eu bat Sop.
Tor i'm Sabre 1870 untsr benz ginorude
Der beutI9sn Siege nod Der MelpDie;
Isle Tousn ibn ni9t baben, Den
freien beutI6en Rbein~. cine beutT6t
@iegesbpmns gsoi9tet; uno On Saps
Iors @eIinnung lplen tie ii6 Elm 8ei.
Tpiel nebmer. sic Tonen babel Be.
Oentsn, oaB 5rantrsi9 Elm 8ulturlanf
uuo RuBlaub Elm 8arbarenlano lit,
unb 8oporb SopIor, Der 4meritaner,
jubelte ben Osuti9en Sisgern iiber
frGntif6en Srus gu. Den Deutfder
bes Sobres 1870, Ole erit Die Saot IA.
ten fir bic Tru9t, bic in mebr ola
bier5ig Sabren beg 5rieoens our bod
ten Heife gecieb.
DamoIs bi&tete Der Mmerifanei
SabIOr in oeutf4er SpraGe.
Sriumpb, oos @9mert in tapF'rer
61n0
6ot bobe Sat OoIIbrd6t!
8ereint 1T nun oos Deutfde 2anb
Gum Sieg unb Rubm ertDa4t.
Die Moht, Die jiin9it 10 bObnifd
prablt,
@ibt ouf Die leBte Mebr,
llnb neuer @lan3 Der Saten ftrahli
Nuf 0eutIdlunbs 9elbenbeer.
Sell, coles @Olt, Dem nsu oos Sera
Go nnerf9ittert i9lug.
Das 5ib perbono uno olIerpdrts
8ermorf ben frdufif4en Srug,
9as felt uno beiIis, 9lieo an Glieo.
@tanb enolin i'm Berein,
Mit Sroft unb Mut, @ebet unb 2ieo,
9Is ltarte Waat an Hbein.
Rononen oonnert nod einmall
Den Trieoeu nun ibr bringt:
Sbr Gloden iiber Berg unb Sal
Bon taufenb 9irmen tlingtl
Tromm neige bi6. D oeuti9es 2ano.
2aB 9a1e rubin uno Spot!
Oein Soft, er balf unb iiberpano:
Nun banfet ale @pttl
lnb Der alte Soft, Ser ben 9eut4
fHen bomals gehplfen. er miro ibner
aud biesmal belfen . uno tpenn BIZ
@elt poa Ssufel pGr'! Die 9eBel
dber mDgen fi9 an ibrem 2anbsmannl
Soblor elm 9eifpiel nebmen unb i'd
ibres perlOgeneu, erbdrmli4en Sret.
hsna fM1mon
Washington Journal., 1914-09-26
SeC6s ]tui(er(T6ne.
Don g. &. 9ansembaH.

Wpn N. Is. SnW8eNVWW.
@e9s &oiferfDbne 3ieb'n nit ins Telb,
Seds bIiibenbe, itol3e Sungen.
Milionen fDlgen in truBiger Webr,
Den 909iten uuo Niebrigiten geben lie
ber,
llnb oie .8a9t am Rbein" pirb sez
fnngen.
@eds &oiferi0bne iteb'n in Der SrOnt,
SeHs 8rin3en uno fede Soloaten.
SOr9 @uHe, 8rite unb Sranaos::
9ier f9ont fi6 teiner - mir f9lageH
log!
Die 3olern 3eigeu eu9 Soten!
Se9s RaiferT06ne geb'n uns Doran.
Nun I1laoea mir anes in S9erben!
Ser 3plernaar 6ebt fi9 bo9 bimmelan
Soft f&iib' infer 2onb, unb fir ieben
Monn
6eiBt's; Siegen obsr fterbenl
Washington Journal., 1914-09-26

'Hrieg6pOeienI
DNs Oeut(d6C SC6wert.
Bon RuSOIf presber.

BON RnOplf VreSber.
6eimtiidT9er Jeinoe Mberpib
Wfdg oieie Stunbe Hagen;
Des oeuti6en 3OrHes eriter Blis
Sat aiinbenO eingeidlugenl
limb boben ie uns rings umiteat.
Wir luhen Der @epdIten -
lln6 penn IHon bremen Iou Die WeIt.
Bir pou'n bic JadeI balten!
Sabr psiter gu. gu oeutI6es Sdpert,
gDie Sihel hur9 Die Qebrenl
0ie 9dnpe ipsg BON unfer'm 9erb
limo unFsr'H 9ousaItdrenl
Mlit Soft iHs peIf9e 2anb binetn,
9aS ieIbIt una 3pang gum Siege -
NO9 orcimal ~ItoI3sr Deutf9e fein
Soft ibr nab OisIem Rrtegs!
Washington Journal., 1914-09-26

Seit RopoIeon /. 3siten lit teihe
IOl6e trieserii6s 8spseung our9
europa 9%esonsen, mie CUR 3sit.
europa 3dhIt 10 Staaten. bon Oenen
ii9 Z i'm ariees5uitonbe unb Z in
mnhiIigierurn beFinben
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-19
YELLOW JACKETS HOLD
COMMUTE SCRlMMAGE
Coach Uciss Has Abundant Material
from Which to Select IA Tcnm-Cap-
tatn StcNy'S Position SRfe.

ASHLAND. VA, September 1S.--The
Yellow Jackets football squad held their
first scrimmagc to-day. Coach Reiss had
two teams lined up for about twenty
minutes. and the men mixed it pretty
lively. one of the squads succeeded
in making touchdown, but on the
whole they were evenly matched.
The men were taken out and others
put in their places several times In
order to gct the entire squad Of forty
men into the fray.
The few plays that have been given
the men were all tried, and they seemed
to work we'll
Coach Heiss is trying to develop Hall.
the big tackle, into a Dunter. and is
having good results. There are about
ten men trying for end. and all are
evenly matched, ". Il. Scott. on right
end. has practically his position as
aurcd. and So there will he a lively
scrap for the other end.
Captain Stcifcy is tho only man in the
back field who has his position for a
certainty.
For quarter back. Lancaster and Cog
bill are showing up best, and either
man Will make a good leader. Coach
Rciss has taken Bush out of tho line.
and Is trying him at full-back. He is
a little awkward in handling the ball.
but when he gets over this he should
make a fine line plungcr. as he weighs
$50 pounds and is fast.
The men are getting over their stiff
ness, and Will soon he in good shape.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-19
CASH PRIZES FOR TEAMS
WELL UP IN THE RACE
Question Is Asked Why Magnates DO
Not Offer Purses TO Those Finish
ing Second, Third and Fourth.
WOULD CREATE INTEREST
IL Seems Unjust to Players of Three
Mines, Who Make Game Fight Not
to BE Rewarded for Their Efforts

NEW YORK, Septcmbcr ls.-whv
uom INC pig league masnates get to-
ESthcr and offer each rewards for mem
ncrS OF tho clubs that finish second
third and fourth each season?
Inc team that finishes first mingIes
IN me worlds series: and each OF the
no financial reward for the clubs that
hnish second. third and fourth. even
IL IL 'mey are re only half a game. behind.
Tigers beat out tho Maps
r. the inagnatcs offered $4,000 TO be
SnP ni1h i among sG the PLAYERS y Of the team
team players and 81. 900 10 the plavers
on the fourth team, II would result in
because there would be rivalry TO the
last day Of the season, and therefore
Increased attendance.
In the American League now the
ing but miracle will enable another
team 10 beat them out. The 1911 per.
nanl race as far as the Amrican
is little glory for teams finishing sec.
ond third or fourth. and the teams are
not cNcrtinS themselves TO land those
positions.
This means that for weeks boforo
the season has closed the interest in
american League baseball has been
dead Seven OF the teams have moth
not lured To any extent by the teams
that can achieve hut little by victory
ana lose nothing by defeat
How different tho situation would
be If there were prizes for the teams
to contest for. There would be ii merry
| little battle among the ether seven
leans to land in one OF tho positions.
Their interest In the fight would con-
tinuc right TO the finish OF the sea =
son. They would put UP better ball
cams. and would fight harder. There
would be lasting interest in the race
among the fans in. the towns whose
clubs had Il chance for one OF the prize
positions.
IF $4,000 were offered for second
place. $500 for third place and $4,000
for fourth place, II would mean tina /
the magnntcs would have to chip In
about $4,000 each. They would get
this back tcpfold each season through
extra attendance at the flag end OF the
CONTINUED on Fifth Pagc)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-19
TWO HOTLY-FOUCHT
CONTESTS PROMISED
Ray Ryans Colts and Alcos Will
Hook Up in Final Games of
Season This Afternoon.
RECORD CROWD is EXPECTED
Admirers of Both Teams tn DO Some
Fancy and Noisy Rooting-Piercc
and Ramey Will Pitch the Opener.
Receipts Go To Players

The baseball feature of today is two
games al Broad Street Park for the
price OF one the first game beginning
AT go o'clock
The battling forces Will be Ray
Ry3n's Colts. which landed second place
in the Virginia League pennant race.
and the Alcos. champion amateurs of
Richmond and winners of the Washing
ton Richmond amateur championship.
II is certain that with cY Pierce on
the firing line for the Mcos and RamcN
"un,'c III ',nE i"' t,v '"i'S ia tmt
10 that played with the Cuhaus on
Wcdncsday afternoon Will be witnessed.
In the closing game Saudersou Will
OBricn for the colts
The. Colts have had splendid prac-
tiCc during the past week. and Cap
tain Bigbie has. been putting the mem
bers of the Alco team through hard
practice. so that each team ought to
he in III condition to give an exhibit
The receipts OF these post season
games go into the pockets of the play
r sort OF testimonial OF local fans to
the boys who battled to land Rich
lnond In iirst place III the Virginia
League and To the amateurs who fought
so vuilently ana successfully in defeat
ing the Washington contcndors for the
WashinEt ton Richmond amateur cham
pionship. which in reality is the
amateur championship OF the South
Because Of the large following OF add
mirrors that the AlcoS have and the
friends OF the state lcaGuers it is Ger
tain that to-day's crowd Will be q
hummer and the probabilities are that
the Labor Day attendance and the
Fourth OF July crowd will bc set in
the BACKGROUND.
There Will he noises Of all kinds and
some fancy roofing on the part of the
LOCOMOTIVES builders enthusiasts, while
the Colts admirers will likely spring
u SneSation.
To-days games will he the finale for
tho Colts. the aggregation breaking up
tomorrow for the winter lay-on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-19
CHECK CLERKS TO PLAY
TONNAGE BOYS TO-DAY

What promises to be an interesting
game OF baseball Will take place at
between tho Check Clerks and the Ton
mage Clerks of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad.
Manager Bcaslcy. OF the Check
Clerks. is confident that with himself
wearing the pads. and Kelley doing tho
slab work. they have no fear of defeat
But Manager Ryan, OF the Tonnage
Clerks. expects 10 spring a surprise on
the Checkers, by sending in Ellis. from
chesterfield County. to pitch, and break
The teams will line up as follows:
Check Clerks-Rcasey. C; Schminke.
~: Onesty. lb Talley. S. Talley. 3b:
Morris, IF.
Tonnage Clcrks-"rubby" McGhce. q;
Cox, IF: Fowler. lb; BEDFORD. IS; Avery,
3b: Judge Ellis, p: Brown, 2b; VAN
PelL CT; Ryan or Corkran, If.