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Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-14

Evers went tonight to his home in
Troy, N. Y, accompanied by his le-
gal advisers, feling he had been well
recompensed for the treatment he
had received at the hands of President
Murphy, the Chicago club executive
who deposed him from his managerial
post so summarily.
President Gaffney and Manager Stall
lings are well satisfied at having se-
cured the services of the player and
the former claimed tonight that
Pitcher Perdue and Second Baseman
Sweeney still are the Boston clubs
property Several rumors were af1oat
today as to what disposition would
be made Of these players. 1t was ru-
mored that the New York Nationals
would get Perdue and that at least
three other clubs had made efforts to
purchase Sweeney.
"The players are ours said Gaffney,
''and have been ordered to report with
the rest of the team for spring training. +"
He would not deny, however that should
some good offer be made for either or
both he might entertain 1t.
1t is generally considered that Murphy
will not get the players. but just what
arrangements the National League will
make with the Chicago club In settle
ment for Its loss OF Evers is problemati-
cal. That Murphy has been dealt with Sc
yerely by the league for his abrupt ter
mination Of Evers' term as manager Is
likewise conceded. and several of the 9TH
er club presidents make no secret Of theil
belief that he has not been too harshiy
| handled. However, they admit that Muir.
ply has property rights which must be
| respected and 1t Is considered not at all
! improbable that the league eventually
| will reimburse him in some way.
| Governor Tener arrived here tonight
| from Harrisburg, Pa, for the purpose
1t II said. Of clearing up the Evers case
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-14
Assist Nature.

You have been told to hitch your
wagon to a star"--that Nature will
assist YOU. That's all right. There
ere times, however, when you should
assist nature, and the spring Is one OF
these times.
Nature is now undertaking to cleanse
your system--if you take Hoods Sar-
saparilla the undertaking will he sue
cessful, and your complexion bright
and clear.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-14
BOWLING.
kinsbirds Defeat "Never Challenge"
At Colonial Alleys by 4 Pins.

The King Birds won from the Never
Challenge in the closest game of the sea-
son at the Colonial alleys Friday night
With the score tied at the end OF the
game/an extra box by each player was
rolled and even then 1t was tied until the
last box, when Eddie Lynch came to the
rescue for the King Birds with a spare
which beat the Never Challenge by four
pine. Hanks and Georgakiis rolled high
for their team, as did Pomerleau for the
losers. Pomerleau's single of 100 was
hi iyk,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-14
Eight Drown When
Steamer Founders.

Shorehan, Eng, Feb. 13.-The entire
crew of eight seamen OF the steamship
My Own were drowned today when
that vessel was wrecked entering the
harbor here. The captain was saved.
The steamer was a coasting vessel of
800 tons.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-14
Late Augusta Locals.
At the Roller Rink.

Tonight for the first time in Angus
ia game of indor baseball will be
played at the rink.
This should be of interest to the
sport loving public. as the game is
fully as fast and exciting as basket
ball or roller polo. A good attendance
is expected. Roller skating and dane
ing are the other attractions of the
evening
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-14
ASK CONGRESSIONAL AUTHOR
ITY FOR p. POST EXTENSION

Washington. Feb. 13.--With the
1910, 100000 post Office appropriation
bill the Senate committee reported an
amendment today to prevent further
changes in rates or extension of the
parcel post without Congressional au-
thority.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-14

He went at once into a conference with
President Gaffney and some other Ma
tional League representatives,
President johnson of the American
1.eague returned to Chicago on the Goth
Century Limited today.
Keeghman, Walker and Tinker OF the
Federals were passengers on the same
train.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-14
CHANGE at Hospital.

Thomas Clark is quartered IN tne
bosnital T. A. p. awaiting admission
to the Home.
John ]. Mcclure and Dennis +.
walker OF Co. B and John F. stokes
70 re- M we're Friday taken into the
hospital for treatment
The 18th anniversary Of the destruction
Of the battleship Maine will be opser'ea
by VIM. Tiffany Camp, U. s.. W. W pun
day. Feb. Is. Camp Commander =. :.
Higgins has issued orders for the camp
"a assemble at 490 P. M. in G. A., r. hall
20 stand retreat and salute the National
Co,ors at 4.55 r. NJ. All Spanish War
veterans are invited to participate in the
exercises.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-14
sunday Concert Program.

iMarch--.G. NJ B., ,nai nai
..nrie;nsI Air yarie," Dagnelies
Cornet solo by J. A. varney.
Selection from "The Knickerbockers.
Waldteufel
Msdiss n oyesturo-'Ths Merry CT Round"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-14
In Carnival of Basketball
Pittsfield Wins Four Games.

PITTSFIELD A. A. DEXTER A. A:
r. Badger, rf .................... 10, Ansll
G. Badger, II ....................... 10, Sique
McCausland, Tb ............... H., spencer
Swift. ID ...:................... RI, Penley
Score-Pittsfield So. Dexter q. Goals
from foor-G. Badger 5. r. Badger 4, Tar
bell 6, Swift 4, MeCausland 4. Penley 5,
Ansil, Smith g. Goals-from fouis-G. Bad
ger g. Penley g. Referee, Haskell. Um-
pire, Brown. Scorer, Chorley. Timer,
Black. Time, two Pom. periods. Attend
ance. 800
NJ c. l. OLD TOWN HIGH.
White, IL ....................... RIB, Poarday
Green. Ranger. ................. c. Cadey
Ranger, RIB ......................... IL, Soucy
Nssm seore-m NJ G l. S. Old Town NJ Il afoais Goas
from f1oor-Howes 8. White 5. Green I,
Ranger 7, Maxim .. Solcy 2. Goals from
fouls-Soucy s, Howes s. Referee, Gould.
Umpire, Brown. Scorer, Chaley. Timer.
Black. Time, two 20m. periods. Attend
ance, 800.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-14
NATIONAL HOME.

Officers of the day, Capt. Page.
The funeral of the late Moses Mur-
ray wac held from the Home chapel at
p. NJ. Friday, Rev. j. E. Cochrane
officiating.
The funeral of the late Thomas
Robbins will be held from the HONS
chapel at P. M. Saturday, Kew. fr'
Nelligan officiating
Theodore H. Hunnewell, late lstn
Mass, Militia, and Simeon II. Haskel'
late CO. E, 2sd Me. Inf, have been
granted discharges from the Home.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-14

Carlos 3. Seavey.

Carlos 3. Seavey.
The death Of Carlos B. Seavey oe-
Cured in the hospital here FRIDAY
morning. He was born in Truoridse.
VT. 20 years ago. He was . painter
by trade. He enlisted in Co. A. eth
N. II. Inf, Oct. IA, 1881. and was mus
tered out at philadelphia. Dec. 4 iso1'
Hhe was admitted to the Home from
East washington, N. H, Dec. H. 1857
Several children, among whom Is MRS
Mabel L. Stevens, an employee OF the
tailor shop, survive.
Two members have reported rom
furloughs: Archy ]. Davis from LeA
ington. Mass, and John Barry from
Sabattus.
Two members were granted furiougn
Friday: L. John C. Budd to Batn anu
Fabian Boulay to Salem.
Religious services at the oins ,
chanel Sunday morning will be neio
as follows: Mass and sermon oy Nes'
Fr. Nelligan at Sis; Protestant ser
vices by Rev. j. E. Cochrane at lo.ao
o'clock; singing by the choir IN the
hospital at P. M.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-14
KING BIRDS.

NOTES.
Jose was high single for the day, 12Q
Daily Kennebec journal., 1914-02-14
ORGANIZED BASEBALL Is
THREATENED BY DISRUPTION

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BOYS CONFERENCE

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WOULD SAVE LIVES

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-06
1Sla0ery and Anarchy in

rnelsro dela GalA, Jr. Nho arrived.
n Sew A"rk anoui ) gar ago tp a,t
he alId aa olb G. ,nafldD ntlh assent i.i
MrsIrn hut Nhn batter hrnicd ihlf hr
was in, prtHpnu rDpsaeniaiAp of Dtn.
orW iluotia. riid Yrltorda, IS tnr Wal
iori ibai ibc tnlted states could urtrr
pacly MeN,o lie lyf, Nuw Yurk ou
ihe s.un, dss that licun l.anr Wilson
ieit MpADU ram, back several mouihs
eltcI tnd maao hh headquarters "a
the waldorf lu dtnnunons thc war
tnd tho seizure of McNipu. S,nuf de n
GAfsp epd lt WOULD he easy Cor th.
Nnlt,d states ua tskr syors port and
every clN n che country ana ln 80
d"lng thc American forooa would be-
ufayiNaiN uuvpppsrd arooniing Co .
plan of campelsn whiph he knew "a De-
in eNlstsnce iint that hrins den,. hp
aaded would oulS hc ihs prelude To- th,
nghung
SENIOR de Ia uarE aNaortod lu an Tn
torview ~ the Now York Times that
saYrr or anarchy were normai sosial
condfions ln MeNlco The Indian. who
has neihins ga times "a so-calicd pcace.
nov, under revolutionary conditions.
owns e. horse and rifi~ aud gets two
po'a'a day. SIC viii nHht 60 kcep
them. l'oacr iu Mesico clu onN De-
avhioN ga. sonor de IA Garzn said hv
tne elimination mott ouh af iuerta.
bot ~ Carrauaa and Nilh aud every
I othog faciionist ieader and hy the so.si
offlcos ct international commission
composed of REALLY natriouc MeNcans
and Amcrivans. rulacd hv know ledge
20 conditions aud hacked hy force
''fhls b. not Wat between two nations
or between two pcvplcp said Senor AZ
la Carve 0ii = personal ana bitter
nsht between two g0,oram"nts whioh
are us'ns tho tlag ga ono sidc and an,
national pride ard dlsmt, on the other
to VarN cut th,gr own views n /.
worse than war II h a gross blpndcr
IA Is forbidden ~ international law
and hv an the h,ws 10 manhood AM
humanity ~ declare war awainst 4
country thar IL torn asunder rs el,i
strife. When We consider the eircuin
STANCES ~ the Mexican ease. the ual
y a crime Your victory. " ever az.
'amc'i wan not be crodnablc I az .
AcNicau prefer the honor ~ defeat q,
neing aniusth successfui
| "fhc acg of sending SO hsttleahit.
aEvins' nation that mas mono Is NOR,
than . Hrccautoni 4 ~ perfectly n
hcnlous. of courre you viii take al
tho ports and al the elr.es. nu, the,
'ee war win have hcguu Guerilil,
wafiafv viii swallow yout time. you
money. your hlood Cor many yoars /,
come
Raising Racial Barrier.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-06
That Is the Normal Condition
Declared Senior de la Cara

lhr s,Suu iar,s Boz che Weatrtn nemis
nr,r fUt.t.I lu rummHf boo DL.N
m 'inenuuH and othrr south Nm,u
.H rDWrw .nN 600, .r $500 D.
ne,rd NAn Np,iru" hOus f..
r.st Ask NpoHr,et Thr nru,ose at
utude you have assumed toward Nr,
i,o VIII weaken iour position in both
Europo tnd Ana
IN, government against which ,nu
trr cnrr,nE ths war Be- DOT Responsible
for iho loss of q sinslc American ufr
ar the destruction of auslp pies, of
American property Raw won stop
ped 90 think that an Oh, murders about
whlch SOU complain have been com.
mttci boo th, rebels raup have hrru
sanctioned o., thc r.hrl headers
"Nn maitrt whether yen natt~r Car.
rura or Nina or whether carrm4. OBJ
villa rdt,rs tou hrs one ume rafii
SANS viii XIV up the enusttutinnHlst
cause ana certainly ioln their brothers
as one mean to urht tho Invader We're
rsftangh and Villa to side with you boa
tho conoict that la romns the, Would
hr mufallN dead Boo MeNIrn. ana 10 inf,
tid nut side witb yol they would Is,
dead so Gar as tho tuitrd states vaa
concerned The, lre between one dc,tl
and thc dcsp sea rh0r own interest.
onmpr Them to side wth thelr couutr,
mrr
rhcrc wost hc srmr Na, to siau
TINS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. thls awful war
Diod has pax us tne ,hor wp might
iust us wen be- friends We have o. D,
friends let us eomo back to r,Ason
Let us organite an International com
mittce 20 Interfere or the sutisfactior
~ both peopl, and scttlc the troubles
seiwevn the governments am sur,
That Ne IAN ret together ana devils
I plans Tor peace and ordcr in MeNi,i
! and Tor a national and Impartial gov
wnmcni that win epar,utv, on inter,
's's and the hfc aud property of alL
The two strongest factions iu Mos
T ieo to-day are committed Ca such rx
( wcmes that neither were the o,hcl
eliminated. could establish natlona
government What is nrcdcd is q,
E Nuild up EoNernment ~ those an,
aaNo not sided with one IN the othel
~ these facuene Ana thoy consttus,
he ovvrwhclming majority 81 ih,
nooplo ~ the country
I 'out 90 ihc more than $1,000. oOO MeN
lgans. Huerta. Carr,nsa ami VIVA com
hined do Not represent 100 900 pcopl,
None ~ Thorn represents u popular
movement or "a national cause Thor,
are isoop,ooo MeNicauS that wan
pcaee and by nature they are me Ives
~ friends With the people u this coun
/ WN They have taken no par, in thi
'as' ciVti war. whtch - morch per
s"nal duel ~ c"mls,t for rrv,neu an,
'or deh'. without tae. without prin
Ra
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-06

0ip'cH aul WHpuut REASON
iW r,.tri Ma. Hhu. 90 N,t1 Dtat
I'D. tn t.t nf nau Nas .ur.t.d
Mescos Real Problem
"Nua, nphtoaN nu n9t CON
.,.,t h.v BE- ..aH h.tr urru thaU DO
othorw sc DO thc outset Npa an tt.
urA upun tho sucerurnN OF 10 nation
600 Invasion of N,Ni.nu rrurr, nd
deposition ~ nah D.lraI tnH Satr
lfncWt without declaration ut war;
Tho NloNioaus who fourht we're uot
.uldivrS bot civilians
"rhc nM MNlu prah,m y.u lo
nof und,winud hrr E,.n Zoo NeNro
tsvif ihcra r f.w tha pn ecse 1907 n-
teliecrt Understandable. .f th, .ah,,t
There H Hn Hgarl1u question % so.
raHsuc rnO wlse prnu,u Th, in-
DIANE ut htNi.n tndef stnd 800 fnr
same rellgior 90 thr land thlt the} dll
ln 'he uup off Cur,,a whom thc hins 10
spain gave ts.m anI th,lt NI,rs aud
children gn ihr mem to whom De- dls-
trhurJ tho and So th,, continued
durins thc 500 yo,ss ~ Spanish JomIn.
ION
when wc Nrastcd lur Independents,
! lron Spain nur ,om.r, immediately
pmnEci utp ,nu WAR Whith rorfnu
rd uutl the lmr 90 Naa $3.50 provision
N1s maa, fm thc Indians and thr olt
Spanish s,-t,m off rcor1ec or slavery
louuuuci rhc Indians in NrNieo hat,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-06

klNnsNilLr rrsas juno John
y rhmueh 90 Whsa hss purchased
nh0ut 30 acrcs ~ hand ten miioa south
saH 90 Kinrs, liir ar Ciphaurh stst
81 that iho land WAS purchased with H
Niew 90 on development il bolug tlso
inleniion "a lke put, hascr le sink one
We'll On thu property at an early Date
The snuihloupd passenger train "a
the nrownsyiilc road laai esonlna
struck b Mexican slrl ahonl l,sla ct
nnc IN ihc ktu2sYnlo wards knnce
sng her off the truck Vpon inNoatira
iiun ~ was foand the chld wss sctcre
y iniuYed and Niu probably dic as a
f"aalt IT the acola,nt The name a
the child could act 10 aacorlalnca
a meeting 81 iho sfniated anor
uhi"n~ ~ klnrsville was htid "a h.
Moosc hall rhurnias meht "a Is said
the matter ~ certain losal carpenters
and either labor belng replaced hN "a
bof iuinnfscd ~ the ganliansors fgs thy
counis hospital building. was ilscussed
The same firm ~ contractors viii ele,;
the Court HOUSE eaa !, Is reported vii
import most ~ ihc skiiied lahar ~.
INJURED IN the erection az that huliding
Anosacr meeting If the affiliated IA
boz unions Will b. held in the noN
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SEXUAL
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Planning for the
Stork's Ani

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SUMMER couRsr ~ ruarnlcs


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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-06

The knossie correspondent Tor tho psrnody
prompt publication knosvns Phsr.
agency subsorbsu can oct their sun
day cslse al this place each sunday.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-06

cenuee,lcus has Jishi living forme
governors which Ga housvcd to De-
mrgcr number than is ponscssed b, ans
other state ga ihe Union.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-06

three or fouf dal o. DISCUSS ln, mnt.
tof further
Hiram hneN. ihr lnmhsrmau has
been hero for thD uasi f,W dttH ,lu-
ing up aniue old husinrsa matters Ma
knm vul sp.nd ,hr uuumrr at ual.
rosgou With hia family
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-06

'uo ,m.'r. " rrul'.
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Raising Racial Barrier.
The War viii divide m latin ana
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-07-25
carvajaI Opposed to Fun surrender,


Provisional President Francisco
Carvajal of Mexico does not intend L
surrender uuconditlonally to Genera
Neuustianu Carrauza and will concen
trate military forces and resist an in
vasion rather than permit the Consti
tutioualists to enter Mexico City with
out previous agreement not to wreal
vengeance on the lives and propert,
Of those Who had supported Genera
lluerta
This was the information receivec
from authoritative sources Ia Mexico
city by Washington diplomats. It in
duced pesimism in some quarters over
the possibii,, OF an amicable settle
ment OF the revolution.
Another aspect OF the situation tia
was commented upon was that Car
rama. while informing the American
consul at Monterey that he would re
ceiye commission from Caryajal
made It plain that he would do so only
10 arrange Tor unconditional surren
der
Fear is still felt that Villa will carr.
his quarrel with General Carranza &
the point Of revolt. and viii plung,
Mexico into new ciyil war far more
bitter than the one Just ending. A
the Coustitutioualist Junta the oiiicIa
denials OF trouble with Villa were les
emphatio tnan heretofore. Friends o
Villa weer more confident in their "a
serlions that Villa would get wha
he wants or put them in hole"
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-07-25

Preston Nd Jul, g. !eii
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-07-25
HUERTA SAILS
FROM NAT|VELAND
Former Mexican President
RaSt3OS Departure



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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-07-25
Col. A. W. Sisk To The Voters.
He Makes Preliminary State
ment Outlining His
Platform.

"fait'"h. resigned, wa, noted 'hst
"'tN. iseuc~ the '"iio"int address 10
,h' N"''is " ~ fir,i congressional
'.-tii't
'H'Nh'+ Ssh 2 , "a f'NltN j
- "''t ago. NHvh announcement Wa.
@9.' ''a' would h' g cahd''.tc be-
pre- ih' i,0i4t 81 we .it~i DISTRICT "
N.is ''d ."' me Congressional to'h.'a=
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't ia'I.''~ A ".t '''
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0'" e.. ..''.a stay
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ii .h' ''t ''i''li. a tale ''1' a't
l' h'afi' ->inp"iht WIN President Wi
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WIS oh We ''"t''' n'"h re i'ht ~ 2
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~N"o'' 'r'' l'f"od 10 ~ u democrat "
'i' 'i.o >''''' ~ 'i'"' '''''..''' 'a i'r'Ni-
dent Wilson W. hate q .cadc' whose
..aj ,hrob> carnc,th for hInanit. and
ot... ,8r,o.. ,a-.,.,.t.,l - ,b,
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'''"l'''''A '"N'A nom 'h'i'. curing 'h'
past h"l t'n'drs !" h' even Il small
assistant ~ 'tis ""lagh "ofn would be
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FEST AND HEATH 10 MOTHER AND CHILD.

s.us Wt"sLow soorutSG SYRUP has teen
sr,i f3r ostt SIXTY WEARS uy MILLIONS -
$50 gilEfs, ili thcf CiIILuRES WHILE
~ TflISG. w..h PERFECT SUCCESS. II
-OOrlft. thc CHiLn. aOFTENS the GUNS
AlIAN- aa IAIS CJRlS WIND CO4.lc, au1
+. lie le remedy { uIARRHdsA. II Is at
aiut,ly haTr,lts, 10 sure and al ior NJ
IS fusirw Sootlftg esfun and take So c't -
fra rwentN.ts' ruts - .lNtffs
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the greatest help know Of
to women who do their own
work"
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hear you talk 50, Mrs. Good
sense. wish more women
would buy Fels-Naptha Soap
by the box or carton. I'd
rather get out Of toilet soap,
because often use Fels-
Naptha for my hands. 1t
doesn't hurt the skin"
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a b OK of F els
Naptha, you buy
more than a box
Of soap-y GU
buy est a n d
comfort.
F ell N tina
i'll do your
work the easy,
senslbleway; and
it will do tn
hard, tires0me, |
part of your
work for you.
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Soap works best
in cool or luke
warm water.
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