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The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-04-03
Actors Escape Fire.

New York.-Twenty-fve moving
picture actors and actresses fed for
their lives when fire destroyed the
plant Of the Thomas A. Edison COM
pany, incorporated, with a loss Of
500, 900.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-04-03
Carried From Bed to Wed.

GAINESVILLE, Wis.-Rather than have
her wedding postponed, Miss Nellie
McDermott was carried from her bed
at Mercy hospital to the little chapel
room where Ernest Louthian awaited
her, and they were married.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-04-03
VIII Build Girls Club.

Chicago.-The building Of a girls
club with a "~spooning parlor" was dis.
cussed by the committee Of women ap-
pointed by Mrs. Potter Palmer, former
president Of the board of lady man.
ayers Of the 1898 worlds fair. to dis.
pose Of approximately $1,000 0 gained
from the sale of souvenirs during the
exposition.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-04-03
PHONE POLE TURNS MAGNET
Man Drawn &c Pole Remains Help
less Until Current Is Turned OF
After Fifteen Minutes.

Quincy, Ill.-In an electrical storm
Elmer Carpenter was held to a tele.
phone post Is minutes. He was I'M
able to cry for help and was released
after the arrival Of a lineman who
shut off the current.
Carpenter attempted to tie a horse
and was drawn against the pole, al
though he was two feet away.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-04-03
1s Drown az Ship sinks.

London.-Eighteen of the crew of
the French steamer st. Paul were
drowned. The steamer struck a roc
and sank while entering the port
Brisbane, Australia, according to d
Lloyds dispatch.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-04-03
Lexington (Mo.) Woman Kills Man.

Lexington, Mo.-Mrs. Mayette Car
lou shot and killed Henry Hayre, %
years old, a coal miner, nea here.
Havre, it was said, interfered to I've
the woman's ~1s-year-olds ~stepdaughter
from abuse.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-04-03
New Law Gives Free Rides.

Toledo, O.-The Toledo Railways
and Light company is carrying pas
sengers free, pending the result of
injunction proceedings brought by the
company against the city in federal
court.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-04-03
Roosevelt Has New Name.

New York.-"Mry Simpatico," or,
literally, Very Amiable," is the name
by which Col. Theodore Roosevelt has
become known in the region of South
America he has travelled over on his
present trip.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-04-03
Won By His Courtesy

Won BY His Courtesy.
why did she remarry her divorced
husband? ?"
"She said she was sure he would not
object if she should want another d.
vorce."
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-04-03

It's a good plan to put something by
for a rainy day; a little sunshine, for
instance.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-04-03
Resions from COMMITTEES.

Wilmington, Del.-Gen. T. Coleman
:iu Point has resigned from the repul,
:icat national committee.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-04-03

Columbus.-Hon. Joseph II. Stevens,
aged 7G, one Of the city's Oldest native
citizens, die at his home on South
Market street. The funeral was held
from the Christian church and was at
tended by hundreds of sorrowing
friends
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-04-03

Louisville.-Hon. 2. A. Brantley, a
member of the local bar. will probably
be a candidate for chancellor Of this
district in the coming primary.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-04-03

Columbus.-The Mobile & Ohio Rail-
road company is making preparations
TO devote two city blocks, which they
own just opposite the local passenger
station, TO farm demonstration worb
and a children's play ground.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-04-03

lndianola.-Joe Munson, who was
convicted at a special term of court
here, held last July by Judge Monroe
McClurg, of murder of C. Q. Weeks at
Reubin, Sunflower county, and who
fled to his former home in Holmes
county and was captured by Allen
Wallace and Prof. +. A. Tanner, was
hanged here inside the county Jail by
Sheriff r. G. Garnett.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-04-03

Columbus.-The convention Of the
Mississippi State Medical association
will meet here April IA. Is and 16. An
elaborate program has been arranged.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-04-03

Coldwater.-A large hawk, measur-
ing so inches from tip to tip Of its
wings, was killed by Leon Parks, q
schoolboy Of this place.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-04-03

Clarksdale.--Through the press
Judge w. A, Alcorn, Jr. Of the circuit
court has given formal notice that he
will convene a special term of that
tribunal at Friars Point on April 13
for the purpose of trying Dave Wash
ington and James Thomas, the two ne
groes concerned in the killing of Dep
few days ago.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-04-03

Sardis.-With the purpose Of antic-
ipating any damage hat might be
wrought by the boil weevil, which has
already begun to invade this section
of the state, two e%nterprising farmers
OF this place have just returned from
the north and west with some very
fine cattle.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-04-03

Natchez.-All OF the property Of the
Mississippi Cotton Oil company and
the Adams Ginning and Manufactur-
ing company in Adams county has
been purchased by the Union Seed and
Fertilizer company. a New Jersey cor
poration. The purchase price Is said
to have been over 100000.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-04-03

Meridian.-At a banquet and recep.
ton of the railroad Y. NJ. c. A. here,
Co. r. V. Taylor, president of the Mo-
bile & Ohio railroad, was the principsl
speaker.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-04-03

Pittsboro.-Attorney ]. l.. Bates Oh
the local bar is being solicited to
make the race for judge of the Fifth
judicial circuit.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-04-03

Oxford.-A voluntary petition III
bankruptcy was filed with the clerb
of the United States district court by
r. ]. Reagan, Winona, Miss. Liabili
ties S557.S0; assets none.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-04-03

Oxford.-Sheriff Temple and his
corps of deputies have rounded up six
teen blind tigers" seven male ant
nine female.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-04-03
News Items of
Miss ssippi ~

Meridian.-The safe Of the White
Star laundry has been blown open
with nitroglycerin and $40 in cash
stolen.
The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1914-04-03

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At the
name (
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-08
1IeDer den Oerlauf der &dmpfe Bel 9iiHid'.
gutl6e ofrnbar (bon i'm 9nnun Der Staot.


Die 0ntdcn Gaid 6o6eu nnse6ld eneu @afnllau6
cnd lire SOSn 6cgrobn Die @unnOetcn in ser5e
81 6rin9en.
Der @Ouperner Der 6cfuus at sn g6cuO nod feline anOrt
an ems Grndn gege6en
&ad einer Barrier GicSnno FnO 0endcn eetS us Su-
StaSt urgSrnnsen 6wO6 Gin She'll Der Sorts u AOau
jn leiten iheut
Der Ondc Sre3er Gm6n", wer einer McOmme s-
pgc i'm Sample nit nm rniden Sren5er gmfcn eM Oa 1T
Siugan auDeangt.
Sine 2OuOOncr 3tnneSmeSnno 6eaS Oa Oene SrOupn3
an6eanuten 9tntGter crnid Die
@adlridt 1T bOu feiner anOercn Seitr bsiGtist.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-08

9riiliel (OiQ @aris) T. 9hig.
@enernllieutenont 9emon Scr @oll-
pernelr BON 9iittiA, bate auf Oos
@crlon1en Der Gellti6en na6 eiuem
@offenitiQItonO Dellte 9l6eno nod
luibt geantwortet
gericbieoene 3iige NIT @ertpunoe-
ten trafen 6ellte liorgen bier bon
2uttiA uuo beua6bartcu Orten Elm.
S8 S8offenitiIliton6 a 8ur 9 e.
er6i9ung Scr &oOten.
8riiiiel bio 2onoom Z. glug.
N 0ic oeutiAen Gulppen Dor Git
ti6 bobcn no6 elmer bcute glbeno
bon Dem beIgilhen Sriegsminilte-
RUM crloiicnen 9lnfiinoigrng Inn
einen 24-ltGnoigen g8offenitiaitono
criuc6t. SSn Dem @1iniitcrilm murOc
crfldrt, 0oB Die Deuti1cn ibre Scr
lutte ouf $4,000 angege6en bdtten.
GS miro nngenommen ooB oie 0ellt-
lhen Oos Griucbcn I'M einen g8affen-
itiaitono Itellteh Inn ibre Sooten 5ll
6egraben iln0 Die @eripun0eten in
Si6crbcit 8u bringcn.
9euti6e in 2iitti6 ein-
ge0rungen.
9oris, 7. g(ugult. - Sffi5ielc
@eridte mclNe bertc bier eingineen,
bciagcn, ooB Oie 0eltti6cn Eruppen
in oic Stoot 2iittitb eingcorungcn
iino, bod nod ni@t i'm Stauoc ma
rem olle Sorts 8u ncbmen.
SSn oen StraBen trugen liA iiber.
aus 6lutige &Gmpfe 81. 0ic bclgi-
iGen Sruppen boben ongcbIicb 81
ocutiAe &ononen crbelltet.
0ffi5tcGGe DortcIGuug
Der &dmpfe Dor
2iittiG.
g erlin, Oio 2onoon 7. g(u9uit.
0ie offi8ieac oelltibc 0orItcauno
ser @elogcrung bon Siitti6 iagt:
n9(m @}ittmo6 iibcrldjtitt Ole oelt.
Ide @orbnt oic bcIgil6e @rcn5e.
Cine fleine 9lbtbeilung permdtc por
2iittitb einen fiibnen &onoitreib,
Cine &oballcric-S -Sbwooron orong in
2iittib Gin Inn sen &on1lnouoontcu
ser bclgii6en 8orcc gefonoen 8u ncb.
men, wclher lib ilur Our6 oie6hcbi
rcttctc.
Sin g(nitltrm ouf oie SeitinlQ
IclbIt, oeren Sortififotioncn MODERN
lino, mar crfolglos. lluiere Trup.
pcn bcfinocn iid Dor Ser Seitling IN
Sibhu9 nit oem 5eiuoe.
Qic frinbli6e mSIdnoiic6e 8reiil
miro 0ieies infer llntcrnebmen olS
cinc NticocrIoge dorofteriiiren. sSrl
g8irflibfeit 1T 0oiiel6e ober Gin g(fi
0cs groBten Seroisnns in Der
aricqSgeidihte lln0 Elm 8ci@en ocS
SeloenmutbeS inierer Euippcn.@
sorts bo1ten nod us.
@oris, z. 9lueuit n Cine belltc
9Ibeno bonn frou6oiiibeu 8ricgS'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-08

@urcau crloiiene offi5ielle @tittbei-
lung beiagt, ooB Ger 8i0erltono Der
Sorts bon 2iittib nod fortooucrt.
0ic &dulpfc iino ungclpo6nlih ern-
iter gtohlr.
Sin @eamtcr oes &ricgs6cporte-
meuts erfl6rte, oie Soupti6w66c
ser Sorts bon 2iitti6 lieec oorin,
Dob 0ieicl6en feinen 9lus6lid oilf ein-
onoer 5llIniien, wo6urd oas @in0rin-
gen ocs 6einocS in Die Sto0t erlei1-
tcrt moroen lei.
2utti6 bGlt nod aus.
&on0on z. 9(lguit. Oiii8ieae
9cricbte bon 6elltc 9lben0 beiagcu
0aB 2iitti1 nod ouSbdlt, unO Dab oie
Gelitiben 5weds geitattlmg ibrer
Gooten nm eincn @affcuitiaitano err
lucbt 6o6cn.
8 0emonltrotion Dor itolies
nii6er 9oti@aft in
&on0On.
9on0on Z. 9luguit Cine
b06lt bcmerfcnSwertbe uuo iigniii-
fante Concentration trug lid 6eute
9ta6mittag Dor ser 6ieiigen itolieui-
i6en @otl6aft 81. Sic arnooebung
mar BON @}itglicoern ocs Serreu6olJ.
les lmo OeS llnterbmileS angeregt,
ltnO Souleuoe lbloilcn iib oericlben
an. Scr itolienilbc 9otlAoiter,
@larqiiS 81 6rancaoillo lmO Sc
ma9lin 5cigten iib' mtf oem 9olfon,
ln0 ocr 9oti6after crfl0rte unter
mil0eiiem @nt6liiasmls, ooB Stalien
leinc 9(clltralitGt erflGrt babe llnO oa.
bel per6orren mcrOc.
Stalicn mill neutral
blciben
9on bia 8oris 7. 9luguIt. II
Die 0euti6c Gcgicrung 6ietet ongeb-
lid loren gorBeu @inflllB aut inn
cine 9(cnocrimg in Der Soltung Sta.
liens 6er6ei3ufii6ren @S lit Togar
Elm oircftrr 9lppea an Gonia @icior
emmanuel ergougcn, ood ocrgebliH.
Stolieu 6robliGtigt, mie perlailtet, an
icincr Nclltrolitdt ieit5u6olteu. IS
1erri6t oQgemein Der 9lniidt, cob
oos itolieniic6e Golf ritter fcinen
llmit1nocn feline 3ultinnumG ou5il
ge6eu piiroc, eiucnl Pitt oer 6eino-
ieIigfeit gcgen 6rantrcib ooer @rob.
britonnicn 8u bcgcben.
Eroboerl oie 0Iegicrllng ale &c.
monItrotion fir ooer gegen ole fricg-
| fii6renOen glotiouen nod WlogIidfeit
uuterOriidt, iiuo Ood in 9lon per.
i6ieOentlid Giuogebungen iiir
5ronfreid Oorgefonnlen Sic 9fuie:
Sang lcbc 6ranfrcih!D uno uSang
le6en inicre loteiniiheu 8riioerl"
percen oielfah ge60rt
Gie fron5oiiibe 9otiAoit bat oiere
9lneebote BON SStalienern er6olten,
melbe oeu iron55iiiben Sruppen bel.
slltreicn piinic6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-08

&oiicr Bilbelm an Sic
Oeuti9e u alton.
Berlin Z. sluguit. Cine Fros
flamotion Gaiier @ilbeln's an oie
oeuti6e glation plroe beiite int
Geidsblatt pcroffentli6t. Ser @ort.
laltt 0eriel6en mar
,,Seit ser @riinollng 0eS Iclltibcu
9ei6es mar es 43 Sabre binourh
mcin Stre6en imO oas neiner &or-
fo6ren, Oen Srieocn Der @elt 5u be-
mabren unO ollr1 frieolibe Wlittel
lmiere ma6tOoac @ntlpideluug 5u
i6roern.
llniere @cgner inocficn iino All oie
griolge itnierer glr6eit eiferiiihtig
ino eS bat iib beimli6c 6einOi6uft
I'M Often unO &eIten irnO iiber oenl
0leer geltenO gemo6t
0ies 6aben mir bis iebt crtragen,
neil mir ltns imierer &ernntpprtlid.
felt uno imierer @iabt beipilBt tUa7
rel.
Sect ieOo6 miinideu itnierc @eg-
ner ms 5u oeniiitbigen, inOem iie bon
ms perlongen, Dab mir NIT gefaltes
ten 9lrmen 6uieben ioaten iuie lid
uniere 6einOe aif oen fommenoen
0(nnriff nnrhprpitpn
llniere @egner wollcn ittdt 3ilge.
ben onB mir inherent 8upocsgenoi-
fen, Der fir Ieinc Stellirng ais @roB-
ma6t fdmpft, Die Ereue 6eiuabren
obmobl nit Der 0entiitbigln9 liniercS
9unoeSgenoiien ou6 ilniere Dladt
imo iluiere @brc Ocrloren iein wiirOc-
90 nluB 0eun oos Shwert entihei-
oenl
Nlittcn i'm ppllfonmcnlten Srieoen
iiberraIdbt ms Der 6eino. 8arllnL
ouf 5lt Den @aiienl
@eitcreS 3ogcrn uno 3aioern
miiroe einen @erratb Dem Soterlanoe
gegenii6er beoeuten.
Sein oOcr 91i6t.Sein, oas lit iebt
0ie SSroge fiir 0as 9fei1, mel1es I'M
icrc Batter gegriinOet 6dben. Sein
ooer 9&i9t-Sein oos lit icBt bic Sra.
ge fir Oeutibc @lobt uno Deiiti6e
Grilten5.
8ir per0en bis 5nn leBten 9ltbenl-
5uge @ioerltano leiiten itno mir iper'
oen 0en Gampf ouSfGmpfen, uno lei
cS gegen cine @elt BON 6einoen
9lienals lit 9eutidlanO bcjprn-
gen worOeu lolange es einig mar.
@orpGrtS nit @ott, Scr init inns
iein miro mte nit unieren Sorod-
iern"
9(ttentot uuf oettf6en
&ronprin5cn2
2onoon z. 9luguIt. Der
aStonoaro~ min aus 5iloerIdili8er
2uelle geb0rt ba6en, Dab Der oelti6e
&ronprin6 bon elncm unbelannten
9lttentGter iHper DcrleBt porocn ic..
Der Sbdter entfaln.
Die Dertihen @eboroen unterwer'
fen bel i6ren @emiibungen, Den
S6nloigcn SIT iiuoet ongeblicb meb.
rerc @nglGnoer eincr bOhlt iInipiirOi-
Gen 8e5anoling.
SiittiH in 6Iammel.
@riiiieI, pia 9onoou T. 9lug.
Die 3eitlmg ,,9e @cnplc" iagt, oas
9om6oroemert bon Siitti9 babe bis
gcitcrn 9lbeno Z ll6r ieds uoer lieben
Seuer in Der StaOt perlria6t
Geutide Offi8iere fonen oonu nit
elmer weiBen sSIaggc uno uerlangten
Sic llebergo6e Scr StnOt sic erbicl-
ten cine abiagen0e 9lntmort, lno Oas
9ombaroement wllroe I'M z llbr
9Ibenos mieoer aufgenommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-08
SSSafftnltillI =lluttr6alOluugtu,
3wtdS Seltattung otr rSpftrOtr 69la6t


ltellt2
@riifiel, bia 9onoot, 7. 9luguit.
@s perlotitet, ooB na6 OrcitGgi
gcm Sample allf bic Sorts bon Siit-
tid Der 9lngriif alfgeoeben woroen
lit. Gic Oelitibr 0ipiiion bat ib auf
oic linfe Seitc oes 8luIies Wlaas 5u-
riidgc8ogcn.
9 dpcre &erlnite Scr
Delttidcn ongebIid
bcltdtigt.
2ono on Z. 9lliguit. Cine Ge-
pei6e eiher ga6ri1ten-glsentlr BON
8riiiiel beIagt, oaB bic 9elitiden bel
Siittib oen @crliit BON $4,000 @lonu
3uge6cn.
Dic 9lgcnhlr iagt Dab Oicic glnGa.
be oiii3ica iei.
Cine anOerc 0epcidc BON 8riiNel
crfl6rt, Dab oic iran50iiiAe 9Irmee
ieet in 9elgieu cinoeorinaen iei uno
ibon Elm giltes Stiid mcit IN Oos Sn-
mere oeS Snnoes oorgeriidt iei.
Sic Operotioncr Dor Gilt.
it'd,
2iittiH, pio 2ou0on, 6. 9lls
quit Gos TO- oeutirbe 9lrnieccorpS
griff gcitcrn, Our6 Gopaaerie Dcr-
ltGrft 9iittid an. @s poilirte ein
unterminirtc Gone, uno ais bic Bel
gier Die N}iuen sur Grploiion brod-
ten ipurOe Elm gauges oeutic6es 9a-
toiQon get6otet unO 1900 @erpun,
.oete ailiBeleier gtidt Elm eiil3iges
Sort fiel III Die SGnoe Der Geutibeu,
Nlebrerc oelltiAe Soubiber iino bel
SerOe in SteIing geeaugen unO
ltarfe oeutide @loiicu liegen in Sou-
erlteailng mif Der anOeren Seite Der
@ren5e.
Gin 9lneriff ouf oos Gorf gorneiie
lprroe bon ben 9elgiern 5uriidec-
iblagen.
SeHs 0eutitbe oeridofften li6 un-
ter Dem &orpanoe, iie ieien @ngldn.
Der, @intritt in Die @eiddftsrGitme
oes @ouberueltrs. Sie muroen ge.
tootet.
9euti6c @efan9ene err
fcnncn M utb Der
@egner an.
@riiiicl, bio Boris, z. 9tugiIt.
~ giele @inpo6ner 2iittidS ba6eu
Die Stoot OerlaHen.
Gelltidc @eian9eue, pel9e bon ei.
mem 3eitunos-Gorreiponoenteu be-
iragt plrOeit erfanuten Ocn Wiiitb
uno bic 3dbigfcit ser belGiIAen
Erippen welhe oen Geltibcnr &C.
aenii6er itcben an. Die @eiangencn
ipllrOen gut be6anoelt ino nit Speiie
uno Grant oericben.
Gic 9htireguna in 9riiiiel lit felt
Der 9lnflmit ser @ermrnOeten no.
m6gli6 nod gr6Ber gemorOen. Sim
idtl6 Der nlilitdriiden Situation
berridt icOoh aaecnetuer OptiniS-
ntls.
@or 2iittt6 iteben 10000
9entide.
2on0on, T.. gluguit. gs pur-
oc bclltc 9lbeno offi5iea befannt &C.
ma1t, Dab ib 10000 Geutide am
N}ittpod Dor 2iittid bcfanoen, iuo
0oB aQer gSabriAcinliAfcit na9 iid
oicic 3a6l beoelltcno oeroroBert babe,
leitoem sic Sorts bemannt worocn
ieicG.
@rof1omotion oes SEQ.
ni9s Der 8eIeter.
@riliieL Z. glueuit. 9onie
gilbert ribscie ali sic belgilde glruee
folqeaoe $rotlamation, bepor Ct iid
ji,'S 6elo begob
gObne Die gcringitc Scrausforoc.
ruug bot Elm gtobbqr in ii6ermiitbi.
gem Stold oiif feline 9roft einei
Gertrog, Der ieine llnteritrift triig,
ocbroben lno ooS Sano unierer %d'
ter iiberibmcntnit, ipeil mir uns pei'
Gerten. lipiere Gbre prcis5ugeben.
S8ir iinO ongegriffcn poroen imo
sic gon3e gSelt belulmoert unierc
Saltung.
N1ogc oas Gefiibl unierer llnob.
bGpoiefeit Gud itart modcu.
llnicre beorobte 9lotion ihouOeri
ilno oerep S0bue iin0 an 0ie @ren6C
geeilt.
Eopfere Griegerl Sd griiBe Gud
inn Nomen @elgien's Sbr meroei
iiegen oenu Sbr babt Cure &roft in
ocu Gicnit Der @crehtiefeit geitcIlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-08

(SOrtistuua aai Oe 9. @eite.)
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EUREKA HAS SINEWS
FOR GOOD BALL TEAM

EUREKA, March 2s.-Members OF
the committee appointed to solicit
funds for the support of the Eureka
baseball team made a canvass of the
business district this week and sue.
ceeded in raising considerable sum
of money. They called upon practi.
cally all of the business men and did
not get turn down The commit.
teemen say they will have no trouble
In getting enough money TO give the
camp a rafting good team, one of the
best In the history of Tintic.
Lists are 10 be circulated at the
mines and by tomorrow evening, when
another meeting is to be held, the fl
nance committee will no doubt have an
interesting report in readiness.
Some of this money that has been
raised will be used in paying off the
debts of the 1918 team and quite a
sum is needed for the purchase of new
uniforms and other equipment and for
improving the grounds.
Homer Plake, the captain of the Eu-
reka team, is already getting things
lined up for the summers playing. He
thinks he will have no trouble in get
ting couple of good men to fill the
vacant positions on the team and it
will not be long now until he will
have the boys out for their first prac-
tice,
All who are interested in the game
are requested to attend the meeting
to be held next Monday evening. The
selection of manager for the team
will probably come up for discussion al
! that meeting
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HOLIDAY GAMES.

MEMORIAL DAY, SATURDAY,
MAY 80.
Double headers.)
At Salt Lake-Ogden.
At Helena-Murray.
At Butte-Boise.
INDEPENDENCE DAY, SATURDAY,
July 4.
Double headers.)
At Salt Lake-Boise.
At Butte-Murray-
At Helena-Ogden.
LABOR DAY. MONDAY, SEPTEM.
BER 7.
Double headers.)
At Murray (Lucas field, Salt Lake,
Salt Lake.
At Ogden-Boise.
AT Butte-Helena.
MINERS UNION DAY, SATURDAY
June IS.
Zone game.)
AT Helena-Salt Lake.
At Murray-Bose.
At Butte-Ogden.
PIONEER DAY, FRIDAY, JULY "a
observed in Utah)
Zone game.)
At Salt Lake-Helena.
At Ogden-Butte,
AT Boise-Murray.
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MANY MOTORCYCLE
EVENTS SCHEDULED

Endurance tests, club runs and race
meets are included IN the many motor
cycle events already planned for the
summer. Among the events so far
scheduled are:
April 1s-19-Sacramento, Cal Motor
cycle day and raee meet.
April 2s-29-Savannah, Ga, 3oo.mile
endurance run
May 2e.30-Toledo, Ohio. Meet Of
Interstate Racing association,
Nav So-Peoria, Ill. Race meet.
May 3o-Oakland, Cal Oakland Mo-
torcycle club endurance run to FRESNO.
May sO.-Washington, D. @; RAGE
meet of National Capital Motorcycle
July Stockton, Cal. Club run to
Lake Tahoe,
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HELENA.
AT HOME.
FIRST HALF

May 1924, C. games)-Boise.
May 26.3l, & games Murray.
Double header Memorial day)
june OLA, CO games)--Salt Lake
June 1921, &C games)-Butte.
June 3o-July 3, G. games)-Ogden
Double header Fourth OF JulyD
SECOND HALF.
July 2s-August 2, C games)-Bolse'
Aug. 40, e games)-Murray-
Aug. 1928, &c games)-Salt Lake
Aug. $3.50, C games)-Butte.
Sept. 9-l4. C ames)-Ogden.
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MURRAY
AT HOME.
FIRST HALF.

Con Murray grounds.)
june 9"l4, (6 games)-Boise
June 1921, C games)-Ogden.
(On Lucas field, Salt Lake.)
May 1924, C games Butte.
June 2-G C games) Helena.
June 23-2S, e games-Salt Lake.
SECOND HALF.
Con Murray grounds)
July 2s-August 2, C games)-Butte.
Aug. 11-16, C games)--Helena
Aug. 1928, C games)-Boise.
Con Lucas Field, Salt Lake)
Sept. IL, G. games)-Salt Lake.
Double header Labor day.)
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BOISE.
AT HOME.
FIRST HALF

April 2SMay 3, C es)-Helena.
May $40, (6 games)-Butte,
May 1917, (6 games)-Murray.
June 81, C games)-Ogden
June 1921, c. games Salt Lake.
SECOND HALF.
July 1-12. C games s)-Helena.
July 1910, C games) Butte
July 21-26, C games)-Murray.
Aug 1ll6, C games)-Ogden.
Sept. 9-14, C games Salt Lake.
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OGDEN.
AT HOME.
FIRST HALF.

April 2s.May 8, (6 games s)-Murray.
May $40, (6 games)-Helena.
May 1917, e games)-Butte,
May 1924, C games)-Salt Lake.
June 1928, (6 games)-Boise.
SECOND HALF
July 7-12, 6 games)-Murray.
July 14-l9, (6 games)-Helena,
July 21-26, 6 games)-Butte
July 2S-August 9, (6 games Salt Lake
Aug. $3.50, Is games)-Murray-
Sept. IL, & games)-Boise.
Double header Labor day.)
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SALT LAKE.
AT HOME.
FIRST HALF.

FIRST HALF.
April 2s-May 3, 6 mes)-Butte.
May $40, (6 games)--Murray.
May 1917, g gamcs)-Helena.
May 1851, & games)-Ogden,
Double header Memorial day,)
June 30..July 5, q games)-Boise.
Double header Fourth OF July.)
SECOND HALF.
July ZIP, C games
July 1910, C. games)-Murray,
July 21-e6, e games)-Helena,
Aug. 40, e games)-Ogden.
Aug. $3.50, C games) Boise