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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-25
I'm 1aamen DER pansIaviscben Armee."

aus ct. geiersfurs miro burd Reuters Bureau Sas S6reiben
kas @rOBfirfen gafoInas mtseteIt Sas oider an ben aroHPrirsen BON
gerbieu, anIdBIib 6es BON ben Serbeu bebarptaen eRses uber otr'
reitiibe &ruppen seritht bot. DEER weusfens gerhtet BADEN faa
lie sRgesuatribten aus frbaher Gueae fnS gar uiht 81 f~ontroaieren
aber 6s ruTite Bon, Sas benin Jebr6Iaaen Der iessen aftion UieOsr
eur aeOohHfon iareHeu Dlroe, brondt ben @lau6en an &atIensrtose
pnnit es i'm Snnern Snbe bahe.
Gas 5dreiben tit baethneuS. neil es ben ponilaDfi6en ebarafer
ees areges mf Der otauropGHnen sehe In ben Goren bet0nt:
.Rohoen1 id Sic Rohridt bon Dem ein5nOen sege bS forbidden
Sseres erbalteu babe, febe tb I'M RanH Der paHluOifen armee ber3'
Ede glifpani6e gu Dem nten Siege ben got ns ggeben bat.
rsfD.
Giefes 9dreiben, eIidbid, Of IS 81 enen Siege @Hidfpinihs
krinqt. Ser prfIif efodter it, ODER Der nr bebnlptt miro, mnb rnhr
aaen llufdn6cn ben Tell Der enaIonnerfoHiideH greTe mb ibrer Seier.
ex INNER ben ganlabanas ais Elm wetnIoies @epeuit leidtbiH be-.
hanoeit. Dos Der aarr" e%rfunoen, bon Der Dirfthpn @eiaRr mir
geutfdlonOs anHur ~lberaeuser. e5 iOentf5ert gnblono nit Serbiet.
lf0 gefFieu organHferte aurh bobe 9eamte nno SfsUre Den @orS
ben Soraiapo. s5enes nrme flene Serbeu, 6efen gerrafrng oura
Ceferreit bier aIs brutaIe gepolttnt zines mddhgen 9ah6ars btn9e.
h4nt moroen iii, mo 6s bod beute rer St[ Der panIobHhen armee"
eur fbren 8Hbrer, auBlanO, often uno Iat genunnt Utrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-25
Der 6rIu[0 iapaMlde 1dnOnI6. Ucrtraa.

Der Nertraa, pomlt bas ghnt.
nu0 GutbiuoniB 5wiIdm @roE'
b%ritannlgu up synpnn u%ereinbart
Uur6e, Bat iolaenben mortlmtt:
@iinbuisbertrna Bluiiheu benz
@ereiniaicn aaniareih uuo Sapan
llnierleitHct 80 2onooM ON H..
Suit 1911.
gorfuort.
lie Heaierlmg @rpb6ritGmicrS
imb bic araieruHg SapaHs babru
hn aubeiradt Der mihtiaeH aen0f.
rtmaeH, pelae iid III Der cage felt
Dem abiblliB bes aualo 4. Saponi.
idlcn gbfommrnS bonn -. Ntauir
1905 ooIBogen bnben, mo IN Der
lleberSeiguag. 0aB cine Oieim Der
au0ermaen entipredenoe Aepiiion
oeS N6tommens ~ Der algemetueh
Stabilitdt unO Mtihe b%citraacn tpirt.
b%ereinbart Dab bic folaenben Ell.
plilationpn an 0ic Steae 6eb o5eu.
ermahnten abfommenS treten teller,
moem oieie StipuIatiouen baniel.
ben @egenitnno b~etreffen, pie oas
ertp1bnte abIpmHeu, n1mlit:
AZ Qie geieitiauna ui0 gut'
redterbaltuna Ses angemeiucn 6rir'
bens in ben @eaionen hes ipeitlihd1
giien uuo Sn0ien.
by Die erhaItuna uner aemein-
.iamen Sntcrciien oaer Rddte in
China Surd Siderltelung Der IN
iabbduaiafeit uuo Sntesritdt oes
hineiiihen Aeihes uno oes prir-
sipes Der gleiden fommer5irler
unb iuOuitrieaen @eleaenbeiteu iir
ole Rationen in China.
O. Die MISUNDERSTANDING Ser
territoriaIeu Rehtr Der boheu Der
tragsidliebenoeH IN ben gesioner
hes oirlideu aiieH unO Snoien IND
Die gerteioioung ihrer RegioHeu.
Artlfel I: ~ es tpira berein'
bart hab mann INNER nab Dem
9aiurbalien @robbritanuiens oAeE
Sopans iraenb pel6e Der Redtg
lmo Sntereiien 6ie in Dem gormorl
Sieies @ertraas In @efobr iiuA. oiC
bei0eu @esieruueeH ii6 NIT einoa'
Der aanB uuo freimiitig in 9erbin,
6lrne ieben perAeu una gemeiuiauI
bic @obuabmeu beraten meroeu.
pelhe sur siherlng Der beSrohten
&ehte poer Sntereiieu eineeidlaeeu
meraeH ioaeu.
artitel III: 49, @enn infolae ui'
pr%opiaierten auariFfs ooer asareiii-
Der Saltang, no INNER entitehenA,
irgenb cine @aft ODER mebrert
Mlddte. cine Der ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Wdhte in einen ariea berpidsli
perhen i9lte aur @erteioigutg ii
rer te~rritorialeu Rehte ooer Der Be
iouoeren SatereiIen. mis lie IN ben
8ortpert 6ieies &ertraas ~nernterfi
Fire. 70 miro Sie anaere bertras,
idliebeu0e laft iofort aur Silil
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-25

ibres HerbnmbeleH Icnumen NIB
Diro ben ariea nit ibm aenteinIom
iiibren unO arieoeu IN etaenIeiti.
gem itebereinfommeH NIT Tim
ihliebcn.
9lriilel III: Die boben Der.
iraaIdiiicben0en @1djte bereinbaren,
Oab feline bon ibnen, obne aonltll.
iieriug oes on0ereH, IN Separoiab.
fommen NIT elmer an0eretl wPadt
treten ipiro giir @eeintrattiaura
Der In bern 1oripnrt oieies 1ertra.
aes onraeIeoirn Bwede.
artiiel ~: - Collie cine her
hoben bertraaidIirbrnbeH Rddte
init elmer Oritten Wladt einen au1e.
meinm arbitrationbDertraa OBJ
Ihlieber. 10 mirO pereinbart box
nidlts III 6ieIem 9ertraa FOLDER pef'
acknowledgement Madlt cine Der
pilittiutg nuierIeaeu uiiroe, arteg
nit iener @att su iibrer, nit mel
der FOLDER arbitratiOusbertrao III
arnit III.
Die geoinaunaer, unter pelten
Der befuaifnete geiitanO Der etnen
Raht bon Der anoern unter ben IN
benz borTieaqnhen abtommeH CT.
nGbuten BerbdItuiiIen e~eiu6brieiltet
um0 Die Mitte[ ourd nelhe Elm iol.
der geiiiano sur gerfiiguna seitent
toer0en ion, tuer6en ourd Die WPari.
ne. ODER WiIitarbebSrben Oes bobeH
ACKNOWLEDGMENT a%rranaiert iuer-
bel lpeIhe bon 8eit 81 Set einoH-
Der bon unO riidbaltIos iiber ale
Graaeu bon oeaeuieitisem Snirreils
teuIuItireH tueroen.
artifeI vi. Gas 6orIieasnOe ab-
fommeH fol- Ioiort und BEN Datum
ieiner nnterSeihHuna IN Strait tre-
ten uno aebn Sabre lang bon bieiem
Datum on gerehnet in araft blei,
ben. I
Soas cine Der hobea bertragihIie.
Beneen @Gdte srpolf @ouate Dor
Dem abIauf Der ertpGbnten Sebn
Sabre bon Der abiiht Ritteilung
mahen ioHte Den geriraa oui5uhe.
ben 10 ion er bis sum abloui zines
Sabres. nahOem cine Ser boben Der.
acknowledgement @1tte ion eefiin-
bigt bat in aTaft bleibeu. @enn
aber 81 Der 8eit. Bu ipeIder 0ieies
Datum. meldes fir Ben abIauf. ieii-
geiest III. berantommt elmer Der
gerbiiuoeteH iid tatiddIif I'M ariea
beiinoet, 70 ioH bas giinbHis ipio
iaeto fortbeiieben biz Der Sriebe se.
i6Loiien lit.
(@eB) G. @res,
etootsiefretdr Der ausn6rfiaen
Gngeleaenbeiten etc.
3afoafi Qotc.
oubererosntliher observation-disclosures.
Tas 9oritebenAe III Der neltelte re.
pielerte Cert. pelder sesefudrtia
in Strait itebt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-25

Formal announcement is now
made that all correspondents will
be withdrawn from the scenes Of
conflict in Europe. This is an
excellent idea. In fact there was
never any need for them any
way. The Belgian and French
war offices have from the be-
ginning rendered the services Of
any newspaper man wholly Tin
necessary. Gifted as these two
remarkable Institutions are with
the puryiew OF all events even
before they happen, and pos
sessing as they do u keen sense
of humor and a most lively
imagination, the world has been
treated during the past two
weeks to a class OF news" that
no mere reporter ever would
have sent out.
German armies have been
routed at places where they were
not. with losses greater than
their full complement of officers
and privates. The famous Ger
man Uhlans were cut to pieces,
killed or captured six times last
week. They we're slaughtered
again Monday und as they were
reported Tuesday within fifteen
miles of Brussels they viii nc
doubt be exterminated again to-
day In the meantime the de-
| ieated German army lies before
Liege, whose forts have only
had a little paint knocked off,
while for some strange reason
the government is hastily leaving
Brussels for Antwerp which is
the northern-most seaport Of
Belgium. The war office has
not advised that the flight simply
means that the government is
looking for some sea bathing
before the close Of the season,
hut this may come later.
Last week this remarkable war
office killed off General Won En-
mich. How he fell was a detail
700 trivial to explain but it was
animated that he had committed
suicide because Liege, which was
then admittedly in the hands Of
the Germans, hat not surrender
ed. Tuesday the Crown NsSSce
was killed, and no doubt the
turn Of the Kaiser himself will
come. when all Of the royal
family has fallen.
| In The mean time France /:
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.. ID. 6. ". a6enOidnIs.

2. @t. 6. u. absnoidule.
GrSffnnns MOntus ben Ia. SEP.
tember 1914.
art. ooer @ed. 3ei6nen. $40;
slrithmetif, 81; gudboItuns. $12;
@eiddits . 4orreipmoent, 81; De-
6dits-GngIiid 81; Commercial Gam
$40; Srin. electrical Engineering.
$40; Sree1ono 0ratDing, 81: genr.
manIbip, 81; gIan Heooine & @iii.
mnte, 81; Bubble Speoting, s$7;
salesmauibip $50; Stenoernpbis u.
RaidinenidreiberL SIS, Speqins
SO; Hp. MaiI GIert, 3. .. ODER
Rail Carrier, $t2; CREDITS eieuec,
.$25; gngliit. fir fiinftige auleri.
.faner, $3.50 per Wonat; 3eutih,
.Sponii9. 5ran8oiiid (an8ufrogen);
Speed StenogropBie, so; aIniieu
.onuern BON "a bis 30 8odeIL
.ertra @ebiibr bon So fir geidtmit.
.aIieoer. Gouc. Sept. Ipler 1900
II. uno Sarnep StraBe.
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Vuenn 3apan Rtautscbou beRame.

Don enmi aenner Ofafeng pnb ms eeifreben:
,lr grunoias iapauider 9oHif 1T: rafen ben &faen inter
fapaniifer 5Hbrung". @suu e. ben SnpoHerH sedagt NIT GentiGlauS
enc Ser prneu peBen erabnadte aus ohaten D~eamordnaen. 70 fonmi
Scr agpett beim eHen. $ate bic 2eai6ea merseu bic auerifaner
es ben gbtGppinen, iberu0rasR Die 6ruaoien ons Sinternoien Saaa
bic seaanoer aus ga~eaerIaRaiiaS naen unS fhIebHb Die Gnsianeer
Gus Sougfong, sfngapore unS Snoien, beae6t ouh ans aniraIen.
gos greige 0s meiBep 9aaRea in afen inf, meun bic @etben unge.
Stroft 10 brutal uorgeben SarRn. Gamit mm6 bic Si6uhet fr Saul
lste nO giHonnre Oermiaoert ODER oos u~niae0oben. Sir bic aue
iifuncr, Sic feline friegaIde Nation FHS, III Is wtdta Dab Sos bon
Sobn san fir Sftafen ~preaansrte 9rtn8p bon Der "open door and
equal opportunity" gerabrt mr6. Rnr untr Sieem 8rn3ip bieta
Chino, Ser groBte gRart Der Submit aud fir amUita suedus66-
700 miner Bic Sapuner Ft faseiest babea, baden fe ben SanaeI mono
boIHTert uno baben bic onSwsn Sonolsuotonen nerOrdnG. Ter Bop
fMt nnerifmifher @aren IN China I'M So9re 1905 weoen Der faiior.
nithen einpmoerungs9eese mar bon Sapon oneectdt uno aeihart
aoroen Scpan DrO aiauiaon Wi6t an China ~sridaebeh ebcniore.
MIA me es aurnn oentt Sort arHur nn0 Bic ilomona8uriide gobn
lie es bertrnesmdBis IN eisea Sabren an Ghnn auddsueeben bate.
oud pirfIth furRd5uoebm. Wit Bort arthur mA afautFtou. beDe
farf beefHet, miro S1ndR bic Unganse sma GeHen Gner IN Der SonA
haben lmO lit oont ie0ersss nj Der Gage Die Snapha0t gbuas bon Der
melt obs~uid5nefoen. Die 9eesung aiauhbnus Sur6 bic Sopuner mare
iii beDeuhn6er @brtt 0f benz Gege China su etpGn gafalenfaat
Sapaus BIT ranten.~ v
- gt6t ben n~sbnHs6enbtn englfnsn arfffd afr Sdpans Gin
ereFsn In ben iebiaen ass nno bic Metryifen, bic ods fir amsritd
" f6 brig. Guren Hstauntm u kfsn. bic ant 0suta ldm tGRnsn. CT
liz Dem Cincinnati enquirer entnpmneu. unS cine porsasG6e Ddrleauna
1sHa. mas. mem man ensIaabs qoIiht nab Dem burhia, mas grsans
asaBii una @sainpsFs nihai kafsa. ok Submit una Anuasa mira.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-25

HtAbL WV 4ulttA+
performing prodigies Of valor
everywhere. In Lorraine last
week the French fought a des-
perate battle with 10000 Ger
mans and in the conflict 1900
of the Kaiser's soldiers were
killed or capturedl AS we would
say in America that was going
some.
But superhuman bravery ami
mates not the French army alone
but each individual in pulling off
stunts which would make the
Musketeers blush with in
efficiency, if nothing worse. Only
"a few days ago, according to
the French wal office, there was
"a French private in Luxembourg
named Jean. All French privates
who become heroes are named
Jean Well. this Jean saw a
battery of German artillery COM
ing. mon Dieu, there is my
ehance" There is always an
old stone fence ready in these
cases. The wall did not disap-
point Jean. 1t was there. He
took possession Of ii and got real
busy. The first shot fired at a
hundred yards killed the captain
Eof the battery. CONSERVATION
Ireigned. There was uproar, con-
fusion, death. lean, we are told,
killed off every man Of the bat
terry before a well directed shot
put the wall and incidentally
lean out Of business. We can
understand how Jean should
have been killed to preserve the
dramatic climax. They always
are in such situations. But in
asmuch as he had killed the
whole smear we have been trying
to decide for a week who fired
1.-THE gum that picked Jean. There
10 only one solution. The German
lettnmen no doubt left the piece
negligently pointed in Jeans
direction before they were killed
and the French wal office ex-
ploded it by telepathy in order to
complete the tragedy und there-
Iby preserve the verities in such
cases demanded.
Yes, there IS no need Of war
correspondents, when one has a
couple of war Offices like these
ION the jon. And this is the stufS
which the American newspapers
unjust pay good money for and
(which il called pcws
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Reporters not Needed.

Inter Shtm sist matt F6 Elm in snatiidsr sprnds stiarN6enss
DehdbIat pom Wdttpoh bRI ggohe in fogtnber humorifiitsr
GeHe ubr bic p6antafsrpls OfBas arResbsrtAtrfatuns. ps fs
BON %fon30Titr rn0 engLiffer Sste gedbt nirb, IufNa:
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Rdhiie Mode. arneIb 1alb Ia
spoip Sc sisb to Ser 3utbausS
bon George Bernard 9bcw-gTbe
Ibree 9Dpe6", aimberID q Mobr,
@artmen & Sarris, alernnOer Wlnc.
6apOen, Warie Benton, 3be See.
b1ds.
gre.ie: Watince (nuseeuamueH
Sunitaas unb SonniosS): @oIrrie
i0s: bette Site 25e.-gben0t iO<
2be SOC uno Zoe.
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9as iummt BATON!

glad Der bcfdnnieu DieIobir aeoidtet DO
min BON Geutidbura)
aniler @iIbcIm Iubr anHs better
Rorhndris sum Heraniiaen ueiter
Sn RorpvpeH's Giorben RIM
Tidt badi a an @In.oeteiebm
Volt mir iriide emit ecHieben,
linaeniert bonn Publifium
Foh In Vftersbira ben Barren
aeraert m1ttie oies @ebnbren,
9aS er ih ni6t leiiten fam.
Dor Den boieu RibiIiiten
aonn or talm fem Seben iriitel
9rauen bari CT Isinem Wahn.
Frim ais MN bic freaen Serbe
gsoaen GeitGrreid BRETT beerben,
Shieben ieineu aronprin5 foot
1ann ans augit Dor Strofe ionfnern
llno bes Saren auie mtfInmnern:
.SiIf inns, 8ar, in uuirer gotbl"
Snat Der Gar, 0as omnme SuOer:
.@art, i'd beIf Dir, tIeiner 9ruoerl" -
Genft poI 0mmbeit Hift ooran.
Dab Die 9omben unb piitoIen.
geiht bIos irrrnbe Serriher bcIeu.
TAB aid ibm Dies blibeu Tam.
limb er ibut Die arieosalof Iduten
Sronfreih bort ben ION init .Srenoen,
auh Der Brittle ipitt bos Sbr.
GeutIftIanofs aaiier elf nod SouIe:
9eIefouild, ubue Rouie.
Qimmt er ld Den 3oren Dor.
limb es fIinst mics 9onnerDetter:
RitoIans. mein Iieber Better.
giit on 0enn total berriidtg
@leih fed Elm ben itumpfen 9esm
lln6 bIeib' Celt'reid aus ben @eeen,
Cont fomm' i'd Dir onaeriidt,"
Tod Der Gar bat bliHonerpogen
Seinen Sabul 'rousse5oaen.
llnS bonn sina 6as Shieben an.
8eil ole @elsier ieinOIid fibIten
limb oerIiebt mad Sranfreih idisIten,
9amem lie Suerit oaran.
Sn Der grOben Sdlod)t bel 2atfd
Spiirteu lie gar iebr ben 5ittid
limb ben Sang Oes oeutiden aors.
Die 5ron3oien idrieen 3eter.
8ogen mntbis oaitn bonn 2eoer
@ons ME auao Siebsis mars.
9onn periioe fom Der Brittle
limo lArie in Der Sampler @itts:
gGeutiAlGnb bridt Rentrolitdtl%
.arHes Gentitloubl@ foeen ale.
In bin iutia in ieoem Sale.
9uoieI 5eiuoe iber oirt
5ransmann. SeIaier. 9hiife. Brittle
arnier MifeI IN Der gettte.
Sieb' Oein gnoe Dor Der Sbirl~
9ideI Idbt iid uidt uerbIiiffen,
limo Dor ieiiien trdftigen .Bitfien
Bur5elt mander 6egner bin.
GngIoito's 5lotte tbut 5tpar uidtig,
9omboroirt bic aiiite tiidtig
Sieb, od foHnt Der Seppelml -
3but bon obeu 8outbeR idlmeiBen
9ab oie gnn5er gleih 5erreiBen.
uno n~eriauit Der 9rtten 8rrt;
Damn tbnt er nod eagian0 ionie, -
2otl0on borts bon chen bsoitIen -
0a entTalt ibrn aIler Math.
als Die Snoier Dies nernommen,
Snben lie a1traId befonunen
llno emporen iid 8ugIeid.
3ur4 bic SABINE 6es Bropbeten
@eht aegppten aud noa fLotRn
Sobn Bull miro Se @ange bIei6.
Bas Der ruiTiae Bar geFitten,
8ie Die araIlen ibm beifniften-
S0tt' oos gtifldis erft be0ohtl
@daiens Sobn that fI6giid3 frahea.
9as err idIieBIid muBt' beieben
Gem 5errupfte 5coerprad5f.
Sn 6es britiidea 20pen 9labae
aamen 2auie; in6 bic 9dbne
5ielen ibm sur Saifte dits:
Seller FAM ct MIR nod briiIen,
0tht mebr ieiueu 8anit iiG fiiaen,
llno gefnidt eebt er mad Sdns.
limo Die gnn5e SfdffeIbonoe
Hief enport: IS lit ne Gd0n0e,
@ie Der 0iideI Inn fih bnutl
SID, mir ieben NIT Gutiesen,
@ie Der 8ierblnS sebt IN 6eten.
7em mir bod 70 feit u~srtranti"
~ -
aIs Der Beltfrieg rnrt ia Gn0e.
SnItet iiber'm Sdtpert Die Sdnne
Nifel, uno ipriht: @ott fei GGnft
Ser Den Grieoen uOdnlnTS ff6rst
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Ralfinerr & &e6b. bmoba Ndtto.
nal Hont @eb., 9immer 859, Dmr
Eho. IeIephun Esuaiaz sG98.
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.K(aIlIfjirte an6eigen!

in Der brnhfen SuIonis! 1870
sder Sarm, 80 ader in auIttr;
Srei @aHeranellsn, S6itsartenf 4.
3immer Guns, Stalle. greis $40
per g[der. 8rpfe Cite fret.
9eutIde gaub G~OmpanD
Iuuntain Some, Irf.
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GeiHitr RardD-I i6uslu; Geeo-gsobeEa
amf @eiteIIung eemnht. Gmdba
meeo q Rattan 60, 1t9 gsEb Is
Gtxa6e TI Douglas 20G0.
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Gas preisiDhrOisite wisH BEL Netss
Mump. Geuti9e Slide. 16u0
po6ae StrGBe, 2. StOd. grnDIaes
tetn 25 Gents.
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1 9ieaeIBans nnO / Sromssats eins
eIn ooer sutpmmen iebr biGig
az bertnnfen. 2011 8orcas Strabe.
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Boar0 nnD GDom - @;ssa 3inyagr.
g1tes @iien bel oeutiher 5dmiIie.
s. Ieper, 1917 SAB StrdBe.
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d. q. Gtnrges, Botentanpalt. GAG
Nran6eis 31enter GebSuoe. Gel
EougEas 3469.
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gaentaunGIie

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-25

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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-02
BENDER HAS WON SIX GAMESIN
WORLDS SERIES OF YEARS PAST

1t was an entirely fitting incident
that the game of last Sunday, which
clinched the pennant for the Ath-
letics. should have seen Chief Bender
doing the pitching. The tall Indian
has not only played a big part in the
championship triumphs of Mack. but
he has made a notable record in the
world series in which he figured.
In fact, by going into the series Of
this year Bender makes a new record.
He is the first big league ball player
on record to take part in five world
SERIES
Recently it has been mistakenly
stated that Johnny Evers, the great
second baseman of the Braves, would
get into his fifth world series clash
this year. AS a matter of fact, it
will be four for Johnny. He took
part in the series in 1906. 1907 ana
1908, and will be in the battle of
1914. He was with the Cubs when
they won their pennant in 1910, and
would have lined up against the Ath-
letics but for his broken leg. Evers
shared in the losers end of the series,
but saw the games from the pavilion.
Benders record is clean, and made
the more remarkable because of the
fact that he is pitcher, and pitchers
are not supposed to last.
In 1905 Bender pitched two games
against the Giants. His first he won,
80 and this was the only game the
Mackmen took from the Giants in
that series of shutouts. He also
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-02
Entrants in Star Headpin Tour
nament Will Roll 0c=
tober 70.
MANY REQUESTS RECEIVED
Pin Knights Show Plenty of Ac-
tivity in Quest for Early
Dates.

Bowlers from the Rubberset Com
pany, who had special night in
The Star headpin tournament last
year, were decidedly anxious to get
In this seasons renewal of the big
competition. Manager Leonard Mea-
sci got in touch with Billy Hutten-
bach yesterday, and he quickly made
arrangements to have the Rubberset
pin knights take to the alleys at the
Iroquois Academy Thursday night,
October 20.
Arrangements have already been
made for a watchfob this season of
an entirely new design, and it is ex-
pected that an ample supply of the
trophies will be on hand from the
opening night on. so that the bowl
ers will be able to obtain the coveted
fobs just as soon as they are won.
AS usual, The Star will present sill
yer trophies to those who have scores
of 100 or better, but less than 10,
while gold fobs will go to those who
have scores of 10 or better. Then,
at the end of the season, the bowler
who makes the highest score, will be
asked to bring his fob back and there
will be inserted in II a handsome dia-
mond. This trophy will be emblem
attic of the individual championship
for the season.
In spite of the fact that the bowl
ing game has hardly started for the
season there is plenty of activity be-
ing shown by those who wish to
perform in the Star headpin tourna-
ment. A number of associations are
asking for early dates, too. They APP
preciate the fact that it is just as
well to get in line with the first ones,
and, with SO many desiring to bowl
and a limited number of nights avail
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-02
GOTHAM FANS SEE
HOW BRAVES WORK
Stallings Turns His Reversible
Outfield' Inside Out When
Southpaw Pitches.

With George Davis pitching the
Boston Braves captured another game
at the Polo Grounds yesterday from
the New York Giants, but victory
came hard. It was not until the
ninth inning, when Schupp weak
ened, that the Braves won out nv a
to score. The Braves gave Davis
four-run lead in the very first inn
ing and he did not allow a hit for
hve rounds. Then he weakened and
IT rained base knocks until the
Giants had the count knotted after
an uphill fight in the eighth Dema-
rec, who started, was no puzzle. but
Schupp got away in fine STYLE until
two were out In the ninth, then the
Braves gathered two runs New
York stopped at one point In the last
half of the ninth
Philadelphia fans are interested in
q report that Coombs will pitch n
game against Washington tomorrow
II Jack Is in form it will mean much
to the Athletics in the coming series
He may be used as relief pitcher.
but in an emergency Mack might be
tempted to use the veteran against
the Braves. 1t was in the series of
1911 that Coon1bs injured himself
while pitching, and it might be fates
decree that he regain his form in a
similar series three years later.
New York fans saw how Stallings's
outfield worked against the southpaw
pitchers yesterday, when Schupp re-
placed Demaree. Stallings imne-
diately yanked Connolly and Moran,
sending in Mann and Gather. Both
made good with hits. The Braves
proved they could win yesterday.