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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-25
Die Eiraten aus Deusalen anf
ben Jlnreu GIanserus.
Cine ieltiame @eiittsuenpirriins Gig
lambs. bieie SaIbiuiiben nad, Gu
ropa 5u ifIeppen, id,reibt italieni.
iher Ariess.a .aorreiponoeiIt.

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Ger umacbcnoen SanOidait ihiloert
Der sstaIiener gaolo Seariuglio in iei.
neg sriegsbriefen nis geIsien osii
slnbIid Der inbiiden 9ieiter, oeIieH er
aui ieinen fSdbrten In Der gsabe Der
SbIahtfront beeegnete.
Ter abifredenbe Ginoriid, ben ole
Don England berbeigeifleppten SiIis-
p0lfer auf Jpn MAIDEN. itimint ibn Iebr
nad,oenfIi9. ,,@enn Die e,iropdiihen
8oIfer gum Sriege treiben, beoei,tct.
iie aiif cine Sfiie Der Gnttpidlitng 5u.
riifbringen, bic bieie balbtpiloen,
Sdreden einfl0benben Sppen Der
Wenidlihfeit berporbringt, lpeitn
oieie @eiloruna bes @eidids bic frieo.
lihen 8iirser Guropas IN 6ieieIte
S6Iahtreibe bringt nit 6ieien Hira.
ten aus @engalen, oeren 8abne inrS
9Iusen ipiter iinb aIs bos Giien ihrcr
2anael 10 inub cine ieltiame- geiites.
penpirriing Die perbleilbet baben, bic
oas gefpoat baben."
SeorfoeIio begesnet ben iiioiiden
Jfeitarn, fDdbrerib er iiah Bailleul
idbrf. ga fomnlt," idreibt er, in
fur5en tpiegenbem Srab auf einer
fleinen nierbe nit biinnen @einen
,ino id,lGIfem 2eib, bas nur Deriig
GROCER aIs elm eieIhen lit, cine grt
bon g[ife beran nit beirrttiifiihem De.
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cine fIeine 9an5e nit iebr Inngenl Gi.
fen. slm Der Geite bdiigt ibnr elm brai.
fer Suriidgcbogener SdbeI, Der mebr
Jum AebIe. ober 8mtf)duiidliten ge.
cignet fheint, ole nit Spise uno
Sfneibe 3u fed,ten. Ger bengaliide
2an5enirdger baIt iein @eiift nit
ipilbem alnsorid sun3 gerdbea,,s ge.
rifiet alf ben Sorisont, mo bie
StraBr eDoet, obne mad red,ts ober
Iiiifs 5u bIiden.
Cine merfpiir6ig frenrbe Grihei.
n,itrg IN bieier fIniniihen 2dmSfauit.
9ieie arieger fnrbiger 9lnIie, bic I'M.
terid)ie6slos inter Die EoIoaien
5raDtreidjs iino gngIulos gerniift
jiiib. modem ocn ginDriId non g,ira.
teii. Die iid) 81 elmer geiatung OF.
bentIidler SeeIciite eefeIIen. Seien cs
nm Commits" ODER 5Hiiten aus
9lIgier, idrperc @imtba-s -sSnfanteriiten
o6er Ieihte nfienartige 0ieffer aus
@enenlen, bnB 3eiffn oes SrisgeS,
beg Gobtens itebt immerl lnrerfenl.
bar unb tpil6 alif ibrem slntfie; 6a.
fir fpredlsn entipeScr ibre bilnbeffnr.
fen 31hne ooer lire 8iige, bic mehr
geutcthieren ibneIn ober ibre idnel.
len, beitialiifen gcipeginlqen. Gs III
ebeil cine nnbere Iciiidbeit.
Cb tpohl unicre Menidheit jencr
dbntlie. oIs uns bic arisge BebiirfniB
uHo Beiucbnbeit ipnrenT Idbrid]ehI.
lid. Sluniiten bielcs Sccres BON ia.
miIienpdtern. bic trot ibrer boritieen
5irte rid,t ben ipob(mcilienSen @e.
iidjtsmisoriid nbpileeen i'm gtanoe
iinO, biI0ct bic Grfdeimuna biel&
antennrten lneliiflid)er Jlujie eineH
etaSlgcrigeu aoutruit 80
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-25

bin unb Der unb fdbisn an llntsrnsb'
munsen bieisr glrt gar nihts Reues
au finoen; bag Sbor zines Sauics gu
erbrehen. inafte ibm fein grDberes
9ebenfen. oIs sineln anbern bas Deli
nen isiner 9abotsbcIc, ipenn Ct Sc
monoem cine priie bietet. Tds unses
itiime Wetter, Der @inb, Der in Stros
men nieoeriiiir5snbe Resen uno Der
ourhndBte 9ooen beirrten ibn nidt
i'm @erin9iien. SEPT frat er bart an
Die Wuuer bes 5ouies uuo iibsrlegie
iino NAB nit ben 8liden, dls oh er
iid Der pabniinniaen 6offnung bins
sGbe, iif an Der fla6cu Wdno smpor.
Suidpingen.
I'D mub iebeu, mas Oa pben pors
9ebt!" rief er. nunb i'd lucrbe es iet
ben!"
9a burdtrslsie plUbIi6 cine Grim
nerrns prosper's @sbirn. .Gs ls6nt
ia irsenbpo cine Better an Der Wlaus
err" rief er aus.
Linn oas Iaaen Sic iebt erIt2 -
800 itsbt fisG"
rRiidpdris i'm 9artsn, binter ben
gdumen."
geioe liefen iebt suriid uno fanben
bic 2siter nidt pbne Ntiibe an Der
Mauer aufseiteIt; iis gu padsn nnb
fort5utraasn, ipar Sds g9ert zines
glusenblids. 2lIs lie oieislbe jeood,
aufitsIlisn, unb stpar i.ntre9ter als
rGtbIih, 10 seiste iid, buB iie nod
INNER Inn poIle feds SUB su turs
mar, nm bsnjenissn. Der 6ben itunb,
an bag Jsnitsr rsidts; bas Sinbsrnib
gu laHen.
r0os brinst uns nift gum 3iele!"
risf prosper sntmutbist.
.Do6, boh!" entsegnete 0erburet
triumpbisrsnb. llnb alsbato trat er
auf bic Gntfsrnuns eiuss Wleters an
bic Wano, iid bieIer nit oem @eiidt
3uipenbsnb, pddte bic 2eiier, bob iie
smpor unb ridte ibr unters
ites gnbs auf feline StuIterH, ipobura |
bic obsrite Der SprpfsH beina1e bis
an bas Jeniter rei6te; oas Sointernib |
mar alio beiiest.
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ter, rjebt itsissn Sic binauf!"
prospsr ihien feline Gage Stpas
iibsraus bebsntli9, beunoa aber 3D.
ssris er nitt. Die SoifnuHa enblif
Dod ale Sffpierisisitsn gu beiieeen.
srfiiIlts Jpn nit elmer gsgsiiterins uno
Osrlisb ibm cine araft unO 9etpanbts
belt, bic ibm on iih isIbsr neu lparsn.
Obns iid psitsr aufSubaften, iftpana
n iid emp'r ::::io erreidbie aui Der bel
sbem 5riits idpdntenosn 9eitsr nabs.
~ bas 5snitsr. glber 81 mar taum 70
lob empOrsei.iesen, bab er eurd cine
Der 5euiterideiben bineinbliden i0nHs
e. als CT sinen berS3errsiBenben Sdrti
einen Shrsi Der Wuib
inb 9sr5peifIuns. Der nett binaus in
bic itiirmiihs ytadt boIte, inb mebr
itiirssnb aIs iIetternb ben burdmdbten
eobsn erreihtc. 4
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l.!" = rief sr aus unb brad sufams
nen.
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inb 9epanbbsit Ieets @srburst bic
2eitsr auf ben 9Oosn BIN uHb elite su
prosper, btnn sr fiir4tete, bub biefer
i6 i'm Stur5s psrIeBt baben biiri!..
y9Bas baben Sic benn oei.ben9"
lief er. Qbsr idoa bate iih grosper
sr bait, einen i9psreH
5turS setban. befanb ii9 obsr in eis
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5dmersen unb t0rperIiden asibsn
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(Tortfehuuu fpIQt.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-25

| MHers .. Cooper an GIi3abetb 3
\ aublop. 80 bei no CUB an Der Siib
feite bon Wiinto gpsnie, 174 Juf
ipeitlid non DlOnteitb Gps., in 5Dp'
! pnrf, 81.
s,irdm Wi. Sutton OH D1apmt
gurtborbf, Got 1872 in .0iram Ml
RuIiion's lln.srnbt6eiIlns BON Srr'
lrot, 81.
DO. qn Sobn MoIlop, Got 1856 in
bcrielben llnierabibeilure, 81.
Do. an GbarIes 80. Gtinner. II.
9lnb., 80 Sabre qoGt bonn 10. Suni,
1914, nnf Cots IL, 1877 unb 1873 In
Otrfslben llnt.robibeiIuns. SdbrliGs
Ylietbc 1916 nit pripiiegium gum
glnfauf fir $500.
Soiram Wi. Rnliion an 2ouis e.
Cspsrs, 80 Sabre pa6t pom 16. 30
peniber. 1914. oui Got 1875 in 5irdm
M. Huliipn's llnierabtbsiluna bon
Seerloof, iGbrIide Mistbe $27 nit
pripilesiiim sum aniauf fir $3.50.
sSannis .. 5pote an Sobn WoIlop,
SO bel It's iSuB an Der Meitieiie BON
Sperlopt 9tDsnue, auf qries 6iII. 81.
Milliam 8. Rittsr6off an 70. 6.
Gdieb Got 30 III Soanbos. Snnbicats
llHterabtkiluns, $3.50.
Sable 6. aeIlp an aatberine
gperib. Ii. 4nb., 40 BEL $50 5ub an
Der Oitfeite BON Delta 2lpenue, 81.
Die 9urrsn ReaItp So. an Qouiis
Sarris. 7 Wlpnat pa9t pom L. Sttoe
Der. 1914, auf 100 bei 210 Jub an
Granbpielb 4Denus, 2314 s5ub DON
Mpnisomerp pite in Wsaiont Ribss.
Wlietbe $50 nit prtpilesium gum
glntauf fir $3.50.
gtnna M. Stnper an Senrp SeIlsr,
$ Sabre pad)t bonn /. DECEMBER.
1914, auf Gisentbum bstanut dIs
4008 eaitern 9lDenue. moHailide
Gillette, $35.
emma R. g. RcDpipen on gghs
liam 6. WiIliams, 3S bel 100 SUB
an Der Horbieite BON Wprtle Gbsnue
dlf gDalnut Dtlls, Yl.
Gillian Wl. Wilbite an 5reb. 6.
fcrite, 9.32 gfder 2dnb in Settion SO
In Columbia 3oipnfbip, 81.
1rsb s. 5orite an Gillian Wt. Dils
bite. Got 164 in giortpoob 9ie.p In.
israbtbeiluns. 81.
s5dmes u. Jorbes an &. Blaine
Sorbss, 25 bel 150 syuB an Der @eits
ieite bon WepberSon 4benue, 81.
Waasie 3. 6orsrape II. anb. on
Catherine s. Chapman, Got $40 in
Robb nnb sees 2. Surrsp pon LIN.
bereIiff 81.
gietor z. prite on JIoru g. De-
DeTs. 13 5ub an Der Deftieite DON
EsabiHs Roab in 2lp0nbnls, 81.
RaIpb s. GoitslIO OH @usuit B.
40 bel 153 SUB an Der
Oitisits Don Sarlem plare. 81.
Sohn Sane Il. glnb. an Bert 9ans
Oer. Got 6 in 2ptls &c saplor's llnisrs
in glnpsrion 9opnibip. 81. |
4rhis paul on 9luguit S6roebsr.
Cots "a unb 25 in Der unisrabtbeilung
BON Sispben aemper's Jarm in ct.
Bernard. 81.
GuitaO' Bier. an SOiepb 8. 9ums
oader, 40 bel 1s7 SUB on Der Sfts |
'eite Der Gmsrp StraBe in aDoneaIe.
S10o. |
Sobn meper II. 4nb. an Catherine |
Speibsl, so bsi 132 Jub an Der Ror5e
cite Der @an 3anot Roao in College
Din. 81.
Gbfpin anisbt an aotbsrine Suns
an, Got 7 in Der Ddpis qlace lIHtsrs
an Der ainipooS Rodb. 81. |
aotbsrine Reifited II. 9lno. au
Sb.na SobnIog Sc bsi 102 Jub al
yer Oiiieite Der gine Strabe in Wpos
ming. 81.
katherine Reifiisd. @ormiinberin.
IN bieieIbe, basielbs gisenibum. $3.50.
2be g3robiesnt Gapinss 3. &: 2.
so., Sruftes. an anna M. Wurrap.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-25
Seberteufel.

(aus tinsm S6uuerroman): .Waes
4dnii6 griff iie nad Der nit bem
gWObegift" sefiilIten 5Iai6e, ent.
tortte iie uHb IsBte iie NIT einsm pils
ben Rad an bic 2tppsH." - (S9lud
feIst.l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-25
ME meint er basg

Stenerinipsttor: Sra, &rautbauer.
I gratulir' Sbna, Sic babsn pirtIp
a tiidtise Srau"
Rrautbauer (sef6mei9elt): - I'm
g sr0bts &inbDieb 5sbn M.ilsn in be
Runb'."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-25

RadikalbeiIung Or llerpen$ebwatbe::
gs0 nTeDs gsT0ssa see!ast eounanOneta nub 4s4n
ergopnoen nusnni 1ru, Hdden unb &cpun 3edrs
San 1as Msns5Ms 81 gSss 1S be- ss!ai
Ii;s @ s,S ass M BEN pie aa Esi uss
aosr. mo eehah rag tr Sola sta MtoSt GNias s
6au entus liz
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-18
TAKE SALTS TO
FLUSH KIDNEYS
Eat less meat ~ you feel BaUkachy
or have bladder Trouble.

Meat forms uric acid which excites
and o%yerworks the Kidneys in their
efforts Ia filter Il from the system.
Regular eaters Of meat must flush the
Kidneys occasionally. You must re-
lievc them like you relieve your bow
els, removing all the acids, waste and
poison, else you feel a duh misery
In h kidney region, sharp pains In
the back or sick headache. dizziness,
you stomach souTa, tongue Is coated
and when the weather Is bad you
have rheumatic twinges. The urine
is cloudy. fuD Of sediment the chan
nels often get irritated. obliging you
TO get up two or three times during
the night.
To neutralize these irritating acids
and lush on the body's urinOus waste
get about four ounces Of Jnd salts
from any pharmacy: take "A table
spoonful In n glass OF water before
breakfast for a few days n your
kidneys will then act fine and 0lad-
der disorders disappear. This famous
salts Is made from the acid OF grapes
and lemon juice, combined with llthia,
and has been used for generations TO
rlean and stimulate sluggish kidneys
and stop bladder irritation Jad salts
Is inexpensive: harmless and makes
a delightful ~enervoscent Whitewater
drink which millions OF men and wo-
men take now and then. thus avoid
ing serious kidney aud bladder dis
eases.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-18
AUDIENCE WILL Be
INVITED TO GIVE
VIEWS ON WATER
QUESTION
Aftermath of University De-
batting Contest in Masonic
Temple Tuesday Night
Promises to Be Interesting.
METCALF AND LEWIS
TO MEET STUDENTS

Everybodys chance TO bc heard on
the Albuquerque water question Will
come Tuesday night. Following "a de-
bate betwccn university students n
two prominent business men AS to the
Wisdum of applying municipal owner
ship To- the Albuquerque water supply
AT oncc there will be u period for dis
cuFsion ny the audience. Anyone iH
the audience with views to max"
known viii bee welcome to rise n
tell what he thinks Of the proposition.
There Is q hint that the aftermath TO
the debate Will DE even more vigorous
and spirited forensically than the de-
bate itself. Masonic hall Will De the
scene Of the argument. ana = o'clock
"A been set as the opening nour.
The question to be debated IL
whether or not il would be wise for
the city To purchase the present water
supply system within the next four
years. The university students are
going to maintain that Il would De de-
Cidcdly uuwisc FOR the city To take
over the system within the next four
years, and they have amassed facts
and figures that have never before
been published 10 supper their posi-
tion. The student dehuters VIII oe %.
s. singleton, Joseph McCanna ana
William Hiegins.
Their opponents will be Guy Attor-
ttN IuNh g.. LOWS the ifNutf IN Ma
yor sellers campaign for reelection,
and W. T.. Metcalf 70 socialist lender
and candidate for council at the re-
cent election. They viii argu that
the city should get hold of the water
system Just as soon as possible.
The debate was To have been heid
just previous to the election, but IL
was postponed then on account ul the
campaign. Il Is part OF the course Of
the debating class at the university.
and the students are hoIns coached by
Prof G. T.. Bonnet.
John Milne. superintendent OF inc
city schools. Will preside. The de-
haters will take the floor I'm the fol-
lowing order. Singleton, university;
Nctcalf; j. McCanna. Cunise asityj;
Lewis. Higgins. UNIVERSITY.
The decision VIII Doe hy vote of the
audience. II has been decided 90 try
that method of deciding the debate,
because q is $50 frequency said after
such events that cine Judges Wcr
prcjudiccd Deciding this debate De-
self the audience may not unly go
away satisfied. but may have voted 900
d%ecisisely that no question will re-
main as 10 what line of argument
made thc deepest impression.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-18
HIGHWAY BOOSTERS
AND MOTORISTS
ON SAME DAY
Amarillo Run to Be Held Date
of Road Meeting Here, II
Mayors Plans Go Through.

Mayor y X -. Sellers, who q
been asked by the Amarillo motorisis
to fix "a date Tor the soclulihity run tu
De- held by tho Texans GO this city 10
trying 20 have the New Mexico Good
Roads association and the Amarillo
Automobiles assemble in Alhuquet-
que on the same day. The %associH-
lion is 10 meet here the latter part ui
May, and the mayo plans 60 nave
the meeting date and b date OF the
run coincide, 90 increase the attra'-
ton for both motorists and road
boosters, whose interests In highways
are identical.
The Amarillans first planned go
make their lunket an endurance run
on May z, but the arrival OF b tour
ing governors OF Colorado and Texas
on their run from Colorado 90 ne
gulf, and the convention of The United
Commercial Travellers OF Texas az
Amarillo conflict with that date, and
ID was decided to Call on the endur-
auce run and substitute sociahility at
"a later date. They wrote Mayor Sci
lors and asked him o. % "a date for
the run. as already noted.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-18
RIT c HIE.
WAS WINNER
ALL THE WAY
Little Champion Fully Justi-
fies Claim of Title Muir
phys Exhibition One of
Gameness Only.
tBy LEASED WIRE 90 rsvonins Herald. !

- NNAHAA - " ANAAANNA NNNANNN 1
san Francisco. April is.-Therc was
no dispute today among the sporting
writer's u ringslde experts that
Willie Richie holds riEhtfully his
title 81 lightweight champion uf me
world. HE dcfont last night of Har-
lem Tommy Murphy of New York az
the end of 30 rounds Jon one of the
most trying nights any champion has
cvet w%Cathcrcd. was conclusive.
Richie won al the way ana from
every angle.
AT the same time Murphy wh1
never has been a tu win mura
applause iu "a short distanac bout. dia-
played again that he b. a t%irelcss. in
domtnatabio roOter, never ninching
under punishment n always ready
TO cOmc bach with us much as ne
takes. Except for Murphys admir-.
able courage M incredible ability 20
assimiiate punishment the light was
unintpresting There WA but one
round that could be called his by tho
utmost exercise Of charity.
So FAR as his own fortunes went,
the trouble was that most OF hts short
arm jolts were blocked and the re-
maindcr carried no punishment, The
champion was often discouraged by
his inability 90 put his opponent ont
Oui never In distress. In the closing
rounds. Richie atalkcd wJrily around
his man. measuring him with the left
u crashing In from every angle
blows that seemed a. M they might
have fellcd an On. Murphy took them,
staggered, shook his head and bored
in FOR more.
There was not a clean k%nockdown.
Murphy was pounded through the
ropes in the last round. but finished
nghting strong though hopclcssly
worstcd. There was no protest on his
face when the referee raised Rltchto's
arm In TOKEN Of Victory,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-18
TEAM
WINS EASY VICTORY
FROM ST. MICHAELS


Santa Fe. y. NJ. April lS.-The
University OF New Mexico nin, mao
no trouble defeating the ~. Michaels
college team yesterday. IS To- 8 the
contest was featured ny long hittins'
S~hufnebarger made two home runs
Matt Higgins made one, and there
were several threc-baggcrs.
Snow nurries and "A drizzling rain
marred the enjoyment OF the contest
by the 800 spectators. but they didn't
dampen the athletic enthusiasm OF
the players. LaCkcy pitched for the
university and Fred Calkins caught
him. The other e.. N. NJ. players lined
up as follows. g. Gass, III; r. shut
flebarger, 2b.; L. A. Lapraik, 3b.;
Ray McCanna. a.. j. McCannah en-,
A. X. Leopold. IT.. Matt Higgins. IS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-18
NEW RECORD IN THE
TWO MILE RACE AT
DIES MONIES TODAY

fRy Leased Wire a. Evening Herald. ]
Dos Moines, IOWA, April tS.-prake
reilly. 9 mile. Result; University OF
Illinois first.
Chicago. second
Northwestern, third,
Time. s minute Eat (new record.
Drake relay. one mile:
Coe, first.
Hamline. second.
Knox. third.
Time, 3:82 2-5.
Drake Relay halls mile - ChlcaEo'
first; Illinois. second; Drake, third'
Time-i.8l New record.
Drake Relay, two-mile- Nankton'
first: south Dakuta agricultural Sec
ond; Coe. third Time sas as.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-18
JULIAN DREYFUSS
TO TAKE BRIDE IN
SANTA FE TOMORROW

Al Santa ne tomorrow Julian Drey-
fuss of this city viii marry Miss Ju-
ha SChuhuCh. Rev. Dr. Noise Berg
man of this city viii perform tho
ceremony. The bride has many
friends In Albuquerque having been
"a frequent visitor here. Mr.. Drey-
fuss is manager Of Julian Dreyfuss q
co.
Among the wedding guests willbe
the following from this city. County
Treasurer ana Mrs NJ. Mandeil Miss
GLADYS Mandell Mr.. and Mrs Sol
benjamin AIR and Mrs Sol WELLER.
aud Leopold Meyer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-18
FIRST BOAT RACE
Of SEASON ON
TODAY
Navy Crews Will Meet Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania Oars.
men This Afternoon in
Match on Severen.

IUy Ienacd Wire 90 HVflIng IfeTAId,I
Annapolis. Md. April iS.-After n
delayed period Of coaching. due TO
the rough weather that has prevailed
during the spring. the navy's boat rae
ing season will pen ON h inner
course OF the Sever river this after
noon when the midshipment VIII
The races are scheduled 10 start at
fs3O o'clock.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-18
ILLINOIS RUNNER
WINS MARATHON AT
ST. LOUIS TODAY

ny leased Wire 10 Evening Herald.
81. Louis April iS-Sidney Hatch
OF the Illinois Athletic club. Chicago.
won the Marathon. under the auspl-
ccs OF the Missouri Athletic club,
here. this afternoon. His time was
2:b9:i3 SIS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-18
Western League.
GAMES TOMORROW
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

ST. Louis at Chicago.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Washington at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
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Cheapest accident insurance - DIR.
Thomas Electric oil. For burns,
scalds. cuts and emergencies All
druggists sell Il. 26o and soc.
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Rain al Lincoln.
HEADER IN
OUTH ALBUQUERQUE
PLAYED TOMORROW

A double header viii be played on
the south Albuquerque ball grounds
tomorrow afternoon beginning al 2:Su.
The santa Fe Red Sox viii axe on
the Barclas Grays for the FIRST game
and will then turn their attention TO
the yellow Jackets.
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statement uf the ~ Paul Fire a
Marine lus. Company,
bee. atst i0fa.
NANAtiH sssttts sta.ttas t w 70 fNHttt 90
Liabilities %intiuding Cap
itni stock ~.......t.. G25N0t3.sA
|
surplus .............ta1i8.gG5.s
= y. McCANNA. Agent
Annual statement of Mestchcsfcr Tire
Insurance 90. 90 New Work. ~
of December 81. 1913.
Apsetq ............. ~sE.21S.Gbf 90
Liabilities tt... .s.tsstt ata tAsHal 20
surplus TO Policy Hold
ers ................. l.21s.T72IU0
T. r. McCANNA, Agent.
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NATIONAL LENGVE,

Boston at Philadelphia.
New York at Brooklyn
Pittsburgh az Cincinnati.
Chicago at 81. Louis.
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COLLEGE GAMES

Pennsylvania. a; Vale, 3.
Philadelphia. April lS.-Score:
n. ~ Y.
Pennsylvania ............ & z
Yale 8 II !
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Feel languid. weak. run down.
Backacheg stomach "ofr'? A good
remedy II Burdock Blood Bitters
Ask your druFRiat Price fl.0O.
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TODAY IN
COURT CHAMPIONSHIP


IIbS FHF'7'tI W.T. =" .s'"l'h ''''",'
Roston. April The finals la the
national court tcnuis doubles cham
pionship were reached today with the
present champions, Jay Gould and
W ". r. HUM 81 Philadelphia pitted
against GeorFe r. Fearing, Jr., ana
q. r. Russell Of Naaton.
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7Iod0y'S Baseball Scores
NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York. q; Ilrookiyn, o.
Score. Il. ~. r.
New York ....Oi1 OiO Ill II 3
brooklyn 1000 eye b0N-s 10 2
Batteries. M~athewson. Frumme and
Meyers, Mclean; Ragun n Miller.
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Baseball.
Standing of the Clubs

CThe averages do not include TO-
days reaults.)
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Score. n. w.. u.
Detroit .......iO2 100 00N-s ~ .
Batteries. Mitchell. Collamoro ana
.O'Ncil. Han, Maine and %stanage.
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Horse shoelng-J. Korber a CO.
Blacksmithing.
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Score. II. ~. y,
Cincinnati ....0Ot 0OO Oi0-b 8 2
Batteries: Councilman and Gibson,
johnson. Rowan and clark.
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WESTERN LEAGUE


Dcs Mqincs. %; Ounalia. \.
Des MOlncs la, Apf1f lS.2ues
Moines tool the second OF the West
ern league series with omaha In "a
forenoon game today. The score:
n. ~. T..
Omaha \ ~ 3
Dies Moines 10 b
Batteries. Stevenson and Crosby;
Slnt(ery and shaw.
Rain al lincoln.
Lincoln. Neb., April 1S.-Denvcr-
Lincoln anne postponed; rain.
Rain nc Wichita.
Wichita, Kan. April tS.-Wichita-
Topeka game POSTPONED. rain.
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W~HshInatOn, q NcW YORK. !.
Score. u. n. r.
Washington ..3Ot OOe 600 Z 1
New York ....OO1 600 O00-l Z Q
Batteries. Johnson and Ainsmith;
Heating. WARRIOR and Sweeney.
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The dopsters who YER condoling
with the phillics and the Yanks on
the tuughncss Of their opening dates
seem To have picked up the wrong
parties TO symputhize with.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Philadelphia, o; Boston. g..
score: II. H. H..
Philadelphia 200 600 600 8 0
Boston ......Ohl goo 0Nx--1 q Q
batteries. Shawkcy, Plank and
Schang. Bodient aud Thomas.
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Score: n. u. Z
81 Louis ......0tO 600 20O-3 I I
| Chicago ...... 600 COL t3N-5 3
Rattcries: naumEardcn, Hamilton
and Crossin; scott. Wolfgang u
1 gchalk.