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The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1914-01-19

Now all these facts by way of pre-
ter. 1t is known that owing to an
abundance of labor last season am
the lowering of the prices of grub.
miners and prospectors have not the
usual causes for complaint. But
there is suffering in certain cases
which should be inquired into and
without loss of time. too. ! was told
of the case of a poor woman forgot
to inquire if she has children-who
had all her savings in the defunct
bank, who is today in actual distress.
Her neighbors say that her wood was
hauled away from her cabin door be
cause she hadn't money to pay for it;
that she looks emaCiated and starved,
and declines assistance, saying that
while she has money of her own in
bank" She won't accept charity. Now,
think that public opinion should in
Sist that something should be done
in this case. Should this poor woman
be found dead of starvation in her
cabin, what would be the verdict of
the coroner's jury? Why, murder, of
course, or manslaughter at the very
least. But | am sure that if the big
hearted, open-handed and eVer-gen-
orous receiyergeneral of the defunct
bank heard of this similar cases
he would rush and part with his
yachts, automobiles. billiard tables or
even peel a little off his slim salary
and come to rescue before all the
money is squan1ered. Well I can't
control my feelings sufficiently to
speak calmly about the matter.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1914-01-19

HOBBLE skirts are horribly out-of-
date, as everybody knows but it is
something of shock to find that slit
Edith Hall, archaeolo@ist at the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania, says that the
mummies taken from the excavations
on the Isle of Crete are CARRIED in
the same style, only a little more so.
Anyhow. the Cretan mummies cent
get out their Old slit skirts and par
ade them around pretending that
the modiste has just sent them home,
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1914-01-19

ANYBODY who ever tried teaching
will Sympathize with Prof Knowlton
in his efforts to maintain a standard
tWelYe-year public school with a CORPS
of seven teachers. \ Yale university
instructor expressed the difficulty apt
ly when he remarked that after TWEEN
ty years of teaching he had come
to the conclusion that the human
mind has infinite resources for resist
ing the Introduction of knowledee.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1914-01-19

THE editor Of Health Culture says
that Bathing is an acquired habit,
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1914-01-19

THE holiday season is past and in
most sections charity has gone on
vacation. 1t might as well for all
it accomplished. OF course there is
more than one brand of charity but
we are discussing the usual variety.
The kind that gives a dinner to desti-
tute news-boys at Christmas time and
lives happily oblivious to the needs of
society for the remainder of the year:
the kind that gives few dollars to
an organization for the prevention of
Something or Other and rests secure
in the conviction that it is being pre-
vented. Official and organized chart
ty accomplish very little in compar-
ison to the money and time they ex-
pend. The out-ofworks don't need
aims: they need job. They don't
need charity; just justice.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1914-01-19

MILWAUKEE has given the world
some other things quite as good as
her beer. Among her recent ventures
is the establishment of a hospital to
be used as place of detention. in
stead of the jail, for inebriates and
dope-fiends. The fellows who do not
want to lose their thirst had better
fight shy of Milwaukee, for they say
they are in the hospital business ia
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1914-01-19

Il WANT to take this occasion to
say that the United States will never
again seek an additional foot of ter
ritory by conquest, "-President VIII
son.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1914-01-19

IF the government were to eX-
tend it's cooperative stores for ma
tives to this section, Fairbanks would
get no more $4,000 FIT. Yukon cases.
If they really desire to save and pro-
tect the Indian. that is the only eff
ficient way
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1914-01-19

called plain. 1t is really very at
traCtive.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1914-01-19

LA TOILETTE has introduced a
bill providing 100000 worth of yaks
for Alaska. If Teddy We're attending
to his flock instead Of enlightening
the savages of South America, he
might get them to substitute Bull
Moose
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1914-01-19

THERE is plenty of oil in Mexico,
but it doesn't seem to lubricate the
machinery of government.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-09

em O. Suni 06nrtes NHcrS, 9r 1929,
0ircenmuuni gucnuc. 81 Sabre all.
sln g. 1un Wlnrt1n Seuoer, Nlerenf0olpiial.
gm B Slni Garl sOOidcr alcrcb-0oipIiaI
g(m 81 Snn gelniam q. sruber gr 1904,
0omonoionglpcnne, 40 Sabre alt
lotSir0bc, 52 Sabre OIL
PIN g. Suni 1ubn ". Goodman, glr 331,
Gli %. SiraGc. 90 Sabre all
gm @. Suni Nnrrg g. 6re1, unloerlitdisi
NOpiidl, 30 Sabre ALL
PIN 4. SUM EbumaS s. @i6Ion, glr z. Glib.
0bciier Sirabe, 33 Sabre alt.
PIN T. Snni SnrnB polmcS, 9lr. SOC. Sor'
Siranc. "a Sabre Oli
glnl G. SUM Obrifina u. 0animan, gir.
gln D. SUM Winrlc Nchcauci, Gr. 26i9,
Slcciz zirnBc. 50 Sabre alt
glnl D. NNui &ilbclmina &emnp, gir. 1922,
Wrniulout strnBc 81 Sabre alt.
PIN o. Suni Wlnttbine Nml3c, glr. 235, Clio
Smbnm 5irnBc ~ Snbrc dt
gln 2. Nrni Nitcllc Marrlntt Gr lll1,
9Rcii-SOO cite StrnBc 90 Sabre alt,
PIN A. Sun Snclne H. N,idael, Nr. 13ll'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 60 Sabre nlt
PM g. Suni Suicpb g. Mlithcn, Or. 1920,
gSpii Baltimore Sir0Bc % Sabre alt.
pm .. sNlni Sane Wionnn0nu, 9lr. 1907, Nil'
ninu gifnBc. ca Sabre alt.
PIN .. ,Sini Norman g. WluOtc, NaOpiem'
Aihl. 81 Sabre ali,
Pun q Snui geiiinm q. Hounan, q. 500
irpb5 Noipital as Sabre alt
pm o. Sunl Minnie Z. Glmer 9lr. 600,
9lm o. Sun QlmDruic Hlcher, pr. 800, gSclti
Srnniiu GirNBc, 10 Sabre alt.
9lm 8. Snni Scninmu n. Ncco, 9er. 7lS,
N(t.Hrclinur Str0Bc, 0S Sabre alt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-09

.Ans 0cm @llt Scr Corruption IN Serpulonn8 M w.
0cr g1cm.Sapal@nbu~ idlrebt Die ygleu.3orl SSorlp
,raQt cincs lmpiocrcqbar 6crUor ,Sobn Eierpolu
Norqans Sinan5. S6coric lit toOt too mie Mart @all'
nas Reaiermas lbcorc Seine Der bciocn N5eorlc =
iauu icuols uicocr iu 2cbcn ermcdt wcrocn Ie
3ctpcrooe BON 1896 bis 1912 fam ais Elm 3eitaltcr
0pr srrmacn in ser @clAdtc Der Scr Staoten be5elr
lct mcr0cn; cine inan5ielc mlo cine poltsurtbdat'
ldle Srrmg Cine gln5a6 Mdner oils Der &all ctr.
ai Nobn Ricrpont @orgon ali ocr Spite tone oni oe
soec oaB lc has mouiireIle Sebcn ocS amcrltanl~cH
Molles iinan5reu uno 5u einem aroBcn glonopo 5uau
nendlmel3cn foiuicu, mcldes lie controrcn ilio lm
ihrcn ciaenen &ori1e ausbeutcn fontcn Sn cner
politdcn &epuoit MOLTEN ic elm ronlildles 6nal5Ial-
icrreh crridicn, me6cs ndt allein Die 6maBen ole
.5n0nlrien mo oas 9ronsportuccn ionocr oud oie
2edcrina ocS Sanocs be6crr6cn Iolltc lin Dclea
aQaniiidcn %lan alsjuibrcu, mar cs uotbmenog, ooB
I'm polftiidcr Yia@tbabcr i9ncn 6c6iflih ci 0eicn
0eodt6a6cr ian0cn tie IN Mart Sonnn Ger 6rciIlbcr-
0,,nne 6otte nidt alein pie rcm6ilouiidc Bartci III
Scr gpoht 6efeliiai onocru anA alarf Sauna in 0cn
,,,eib Sieier 4arte ae6radt @rr Soma mo @crr
oporoon rarcn scr glniidt oaB ocr QqliB ocicS cno
re1icren inns Sic Gcpalt iibcr 9elib no 9cgcrg ccu-
roIilirt iein oaic Scrr 0anno urrlano cs cielo IN
Meaicriinq ,n pcrranocn uo @err Moram periiauo
Sie Qinlt gleaicrmQ III 0cIo iu Dcruanocln es mar
cn pcreites @in0uib fin oen 3wed fiber MIR cincs
ipar iubeadjtct geblicben ons anertauide Solt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-09
Gli,a6ct6 n. gOla0.

IS itor6 am s. Sum Gli5n6ct6 u.
Nlag, @nttin bon 5ron5 ". @}ou.
9erponote unO 5reunoe Ger 5omilie
meroeu bofli6it eriudt ii6 on ser
g'eeroialng bon i6rer lcbten g8ob-
mlnq glr. 429, 6urrOm-Strofe, om
Ndthuo6, 2 ltbr giodmittogs, 8u be.
t6eiliQcn. (Sami9 -10)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-09
Qniir Ml. lnth.

GS iiar6 am g. SUM 1914 nab iur5er
Nr0ni6gii 2niic Nt. 9iotl, geliebie Satin
ocs perorbcnen Ncnrp 9ioib, mo Nuiicr bon
NcnrO b. 9luQui ". uno 0mu0 9ioib. i'm Pill
ter bon 60 Sa0rcn sic 8crpunbicn uno
6rcnnoc iino b0ilidii cinaclooen Der &eeroi'
QinQ am Sieuiioa, o. Sliii . llhr Hammiii00o.
bon ibrcr 9Sobnnnn, glr 2iil, Scocfnl StraRc,
ans, bci8upubncn VeiicWng aui oeu sSrcii
Srconuic" (Nlmi7--0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-09

0aS Ga6CI mcloei, Oai am SOnutaG in Der nnmttcl'
borcn g366c scr 0chiden 9iedSbaptliod iiini 0roBc
iportIidc Gcrauiialtmgcu iiatttoiocn m0 gouj 9crn
suo in0 glt, ouf 0cn 9cncn mar Inn li6 bic cine ooer
sic ar0erc lporlidjc Garbictima ou3uieDeu. @e pclc
Qgdnner nl0 6raucn uiiroen mo6l an Sonntoa Ytad)'
miioa Sic Ioocnonnten 9fuerEicorts bcludJen, wen
ieocn 5onutua in nicren Qientli9en &mtmageu, in
incrcu @oc6aQ-&artS ioulfT anocrcn SpiclpldBeu IN
mo bei Baltimore groBc poril@c Scanliohm1en
5otti0nOcn2 lln6 mic pici bciiacr iungc @}Gmcr uno
innoc 1ronct iti0 altcrc @ldnhcr n0 Gltcrc 5rouen
mir0cn irrc ocbcn? glbct icin oaS Sporttrcbcn ON
bciiocn Sabbath oarf nid6t icr moGcn oild nod 10
pelc MlGncr. 6roiich niiO aiioer rrc gc6cl mo 5da
oon ue6mcn an Qeib uno 5ctlt glm Sabbot6 nuB es in
Baltimore oau5 nlduSbcniil ieilI mus bier 6rico6oS,
r6c 6crrdcu, ooiit cS ocr %erludcr ledt miro, oen
0elmoucilien in icinc o5epalt 81 beommcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-09

G8 Ears am 8. Iuni 1914 9eru1arbt @rauot
80 Sa0rc at. 0clichcr @aiic Der pcrllorbcncn
@criDa Nrdnbt sic ycerbinnn0 linoct Epn'
urritaa, llbr NammiinOS bon ieincr gIob'
NINA Nr 26Of, Ecit. .&rdtt Glrntc, aus iiail.
@elictunO oui sem Baltimore 6rito0oic."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-09
(Smlmo Q. 9Sfnff,

Gs farb am 0. SUM 1914 Gmma G. giaii,
oclic6ie Satin oes pcriiorbcncH Soiepb @idi.
i'm 9llier Ron Sl Snbrcn. Sie 8eeroigunA
iinoei am Sieuiiaa, &anmiiiags ll6r bon
ibrer 9eo0Hunp 0r 602 Shol0lntuns SirnRc,
ans ni. Neietung ami Dem baltimore
Nrchhnle. lNMnll-u)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-09

&anl edcerGurt, ciu Ocntidcr 5Oeoit iic6t Oc 3ct
fomucl, mann bic Ncnld6eit IN @los6auicrn iricOld
ucbcncinanocr wo6ucu uO iid pom fr5cn Alor0cu bis
5im 2beuo Scr Ssrot imo ojcno6cit mo @didielaiet
pcuocnocn lc6cn Some frcucn miro. Scrr Sdccrbart
alocrt oiicu6or cine auocrc sSclt Gem miro c5 m0g
lid ien oe g0lfcr o oicIcr sSct 81 le3rcn 81 pcrler
ncl, nit Steincn uad chamber 81 merienF
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-09
@cfanntmadlunoen.



&crfcNclic glnacboie, aorclri an oen ,9caro
Of gunrhs. IN care Of ibc 0iiD 9cgiiier." mers
ocn Ncb5c0nicu Sag i'm 3nni 1914, If u0r
&ormiiiaas, Ia einem bureau, NaiDpous, elll'
ececu acuommen iiIr guocliruug. 90noileins
Cnbdu lno Bllalicrn het iolAeno Qennnnien
GirnBcu nit Nunasplalt unicr
0uutrnll yir. i33.
Cl0 })urf Nuno, bon 0orlu0igncuuc big 6ur
35' strage, bon observation-disclosures biz SD
SraSiiin Scrracc bon Grcenmouni.sIocme biz
49. StS6c 66 bon BON Grccnmouuisgpcnue biz Clo
2n$6aricH.9Insmr, bon olO gorr aOao bis
A. smafs, BON ON SiS gori 9iooo Bis Gaersac.
cc;ii.qiSsaue gS bon % enabc bis 422 SnB
3G' strabe, BON Saus @oao biz gQb slUenuc
Gima 274O0 Guaorais9aros
lno fiji Nipeuirun9 @anelelhoaH. oi,n, nio
@ilaerung Der iolgenoen SlraBeh o nlll Vhl,
@sphalt Omit gluSnubme 0eplncr AueQs, ole
mil nitriii3iricn 8iegclciueu mo dnoerer pl
rifi5iricn 3icQclnicin @lalleruna 3M beleAell
no, mic IN Den Spe3iiiiaiionen anaelh0tD uH'
GcmtraIt Nr. 1874.
Sniruciu.llrcnnr, bon Wrnntle0 crane ols
Grmiico etraGc' bon earriou gocmc bis
Cb9eloocS .sira6c, bon @opDoiau slpcmc 6is
SuirOicp 9ocnuc; .s
Gcniiuu. StrnRc bon Bombntnn NpcHue plS
amieg, puildjra 4ow6atnn.glpeuue nno Soir.
uicu.gluennc, bon 0dlama0 Aocnne olS
g(nrn, 5wiidtm Saluicw.gpCuuc nuo sprlan.
onlctllpennc, bon Saunmn1 Noenne DIS
Oirnm cb Sird0c;
gmcN SwIhu epriugoolc.gturunr nnS 5urcit
@arlglucnne, pon 9ouopdp NOenue pl9
Glain.9Iusnms, bon SiIon.s .siraBe bis 9aa'
9reSOnr0 strehc, bon Suou.straBc big Gua'
mont Sir0Bc
0ima iO.7OO Cua0ralgaros 0lubglspbaIt,
@tpd A.A00 GuaorntYaros bit. 3ic9ellietne.
Sic nhcn nnOcncbcucn SQblcn rcprdeHircn
sic abQcibdbicn Guauiiidicu Der hnnpildOli0r
item In oicicm Sonraii cr0einenoen Ronen
Nc0cr Nicicr HluB oci 9inmcn oco gut9elt
mehcr fir ibn NfrOibaii iicucn uiro, i'm Sale
ibm Der Goniraii Su0clprodcn ipiro, enirn0cll
mo icncn glnQchoi ein 0erittiai ocr beitels
lenbcH NiraiOdiis 0ompnQuie beilnQelL III
mchcm nb Sic 9cbicre bcreit erildri. Die Siire
ihaii Ni ciilcn. 0ic 0tnbdliuna oicicr gcs
iimmunqen scienS hes 9iCier5 fol- ais cine
hcm }uipum 0cs 0oniraiicS OorausgeDenoe
NconGug heird0ici merocn.
GpeNiiidoncn fOHncn aui Grinder IN Dem
Nmrcdi Der SiraBcnourhbrnds.@ @oumilldte iH
Raibbnuo am uno nad ocm iiinlen 3d0e lln
Suui 1914 crlauQi mcrbcn no @ldnc uno
Grpfilc 3lir Nuiurmniion Der gicicr nuilegcll
Sin Ncpoli bon $500 miro ilr icoe 3eiDe bon
cpc5iilnlioncn iihcr cncn 0onirnii ncrldn0L
00S 8iriidcriiaiici miro, iuenu Gin gngcboi cl'
gcrclbl No. o..
Sic Goutrdii 2ch1roc bchdl iit0 has NcOi
oor. ir0cno Gin ODER allc Anacbote 81 ocrpet.
len. Sin hcNlanbiQicr 9bcd oes Niciers bon
81 10000 fir ben 6onirdli gir 1888; ein be-
GIanbioicr GDcd ocs Neicrs bon $4,000 iir
ben 0unrdl gr. 1874, nui cine aSlcnrina
6nulc Nanf" 2ablhnr an ben Wi0Oor itno
eiaoiraib bon Baltimore mus icocm Nnaeboi
Nnncne g. OIrGnnan,
q2rifS1it Der GuahcnourNbrn6SG Gommllldrc.
0nncnc h. globnero.
Gelrear.
Games s.. Gretun,
grdliocnt Der 0onirniibcb1roc.
CSnni5.01t,t3tG)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-09

ScircidJ'llnaoru ma in Sicicm sabre ben acI Ieacu
iiir bier Nreoonou06ts g9cu ole Aoppcl'Aonord)ie
n SEN ud@icn fnf Sobrcn ii scr gciic ordbri oocr
fortiabren fam mo 0cmidoiio ad cn llc6riaes t6ut
in 6ieicr 9c5ic6nq, nnb Gnqano don auberoroent.
Idc 9lniircuamaeu modlen, I'M feline Sormodtsitcl
lima 3iir Gee 81 be5aupicn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-09
Warcan Ocr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

@arrau bcr sironsn0urd0ruaS.G .Grmmiiiare.
Nnltimorc. 23. Nlai 1914.
Sic GiraBcnonrdhrus Nommlndrc ~ ocr
ri0nl baltimore MADDEN hermit hciornt BOB,
nndocm tie ihrc Isabelle iihcr ne Gnil6dnQli'
nen lniaiicn nno gSerlbcrhobnnoen beinoll0
ser Nrnocmnirnna, @r6iinmnq uuo 9uentumq
her gllamcon, NIT cincr greiie oou ~ ,NlB.
hon Scr nnrnmrftihiicu Scite her Ndroro hono
mis- Snr iiNn6ncn Sciie Der Srclnnoorclbigli %
eirafc. nc0i ncn oarnni bcllnoliden enoonli
ocu uno G. rrioiricn crlldrenocn Rldncn reoiolrl
h0htu Qcmdb Ncn &oriOrlien oce Vh0tlef9
Der Sia0t Nnuimore mo Der onl % Muqnli
1918 muicrScb ucicu &eroronnn0 gr. $50 oce
WiOnora mo Sinhlrnihe -,,.
iic hermit gioiii Qcncn. onB bclaNe AaOelc
run Nnric onf oiec gSciic pouenoci mo pe'
olnrhipi mprocn M nio oob Der Wta0ot ilno
sionirah bon baltimore oocr rAeno mclIe
Qcrlon ooer @crioncn. 0Drnordiion ooer eorno
raiionen Sic mii ocn SilipruO ner enil0uois
0nnQcn oocr duierleoicn gScrlnelnnnhl0rl ple
hicr oruannt mNrichen Inn. nnefOalh orelflN
toOl Iaocii pom fiininnodpallil0icn Saae lnt
Mai i'm Sn6re 1914 an. Dem Ndtum ner erllcn
hon ms crln0cucn &criilenllimung oielcr NoliS,
oa0cQcn burm Tmriflinc Gcition an aaS Nolii'
more SiaNtacridt upncllircn mUoCn inoem e
oaS &crmt inn cine 9enilicu oerielheit nn0cbcn
Gnacnc e. Wrannan,
Spln 9. SnuiDfn.
carrN ~ Acmicn.
Gommiiidrc
0u0rnr g. gicoarre,
C@ai25 sJunii SD Glerf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-09
Scyartemcnt fir 1iicniline @erbeNernnaen.
iinicr.S Separtcmcui hes Staot'9nqenienre.
0nltimore p. @'oi 1911.

Scyariement fir BiicnliMe QrrDeIermacu.
ilnlcrC Cepartcmcui bcS StaoisSnqenienre.
Qinl timOrc, %. Nini 1911.
Mn gnr, bic cS nnocht
GS miro hicrnli acudr ncu Nblmnlien Su y
uuo sG Is 0eS Baltimore Stnoi Charters bciami
ocmaht ran ole @iaiicrnnes,G Gommiliion ncr
cinni Baltimore iinh Dem g. Snli 1914 DC
oinncn mir0 Die ndd1enannlen St'0hcn uiio
0ncn nit mooernem Nlnicri0 6u nllnilcrn. ncr
,u pGaiicm nno neu sn hccoen Nllc 9crioncn
iinA Gornoraiionen muocn hcShalb onoeloroeri.
GrlauhniBneinc ir allc 9lrhclicn 40 lplen ulio
nicic Dor ocm 6 Snli 1914 81 hecnocn, ole "
irneno cincr S4ciic bic gui0rnbnn0 noer Sn'
rcihnno rnMocnannicr Girobcn o6cr wien ooer
cncS IbcicS ocriclhcu nHihia mndcn muhiel,
nndocm iic dni ioldc gseic 0cpfnlicri, n'i
gcnllaiicrt ohcr rcu bcrci iino.
Sic obcu crpdbnicn GrnBcn nm glurp no;
corntooo St bon Charles 2t bis Cathedral 81.
Nnmocu Sir., bon Nouaro CIR hc Nnan Slr.
0ouiNoh St BON SarninrnS r. biz Rcadni-y I.
a'ecciih 9lucu BON Ni0b Civ hio @reier SIT.
(ouia'n Ctr. unn QnliimorcsGi bis Nidoion'Nlnc
Charles Cir. bon @aainpresSt pig Genire'Slr'
81 N. MlcSnn,
Sd0 SuQCHicnr.
Sm eufiraac ser @iocrunas Gommiiilon
ocr Gidnt Baltimore.
". 0cit6 Gomptuu
Noriihcr mn cOniuliircnoer Sn0cnlerr
(Wai21, Sluil 6, ,t5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-09

ScScSmal, iucnu mir dmureu brinat Der GO6el-
nae sic gladridt oaB lie iracnopo in europa SSuter
pcticr bo6cn Sebt 0eiBts in ser SdweP gerrlde sSm'
ermeitcr, ino aud in %aris c Sdncc aealen n gSol-
len po6l Sommcrrcenoc 6erbc5ie6cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-09
Senortrmcnt fRr Biiennlhc gcr6cHernnaen.
NJ. --.nn Lcn.r..L hca eLnhL. .lmnruicnra.

NcuuflfrlCNt W.T. uNtNHiut NtluNNtAnNNNhs
uuicrlS eparicmcnt hes siaot.Suacnicnrs.
baltimore 2S. Mai 1914.
Mn 0nc, bic cc nunchtl
C6 miro hicruit ncuidB ocn glnlmnlien so y
uun s6G hcS Baltimore Sia0t0Daricrs be-
idinf ocmahi 0db oie Rilniierunoe 0nmmilpil
ner Siaot Baltimore nod Dem 10. Snli 1914
hcanncn miro Die na6Qcnnnnien Sirnben mll
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-09

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-26
FEDS PLAN BIG RAID.

New York, May 26.-Federal league
moguls gathered here yesterday for
a conference in which the main sub
ject of discussion was the contemplat-
ed raids upon organized baseball
President James A. Gilmore stated
after the meeting with his chief ad-
visers that an extensive coup is
planned.
"Thirty-seven major league stars
have informed me that they are ready
to jump" said Mr.. Gilmore, ANY one
OF whom would now be wearing a
Federal league uniform If I had said
the word. Some of the club owners
feel that we should act at once, but /
am in favor of waiting a few days for
the courts decision in the George
Johnson case"
E William Walker of Chicago, Dick"
Carroll of Buffalo, Edward r. Gwin-
ner of Pittsburgh, Ned" Hanlon of
Baltimore and E. E. Gates of Indian
apolis, the league counsel. attended
the conference.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-26

Milwaukee, Wis, May 26.-The Char
ley White-WilIie Richie fight, to be
held at Milwaukee tonight, will bring
the present boxing season to a close
with many interested fight fans look
ing on. This lightweight battle is at
tracing unusual notice, not only be-
cause it is perhaps the last importanG
contest of the season, but for the rea-
son that the participants are regarded
by many as being unusually we'll
matched A fast and warm argument
is expected.
Charley White is undoubtedly one of
the fastest and cleverest of his class
and we'll fit to enter into title dispute
with the champ In the past year or
two he has piled up a remarkable rec
ord and has fought his way up to a
challenge for the belt after many had
regarded him as an Indifferent second
rater. Since his defeat in his fight
with Jack Britton, something over a
year ago, he has acquired quite a hit
in weight and certainly a great deal
in speed and cieverness.
White enters the ring with very
slight disadvantage in the matter Of
weight. Richie insists on his 135
pounds, and White will make 1913. 1t
is pointed out by Richie hackers that
the champ is stronger than his ad-
versary, but the White adherents
come back with glowing accounts of
Charley's rapid-fire left and his right
cross, in both of which he has a bulge
on Richie. It is generally thought
that this evens matters up quite bit
and as regards aggressiveness, the
wallop and all round boxing ability and
generalship, both boys Will meet on
even terms. The host of hackers that
Charley White now musters tells bet
ter than anything else of his wonder
full improvement and the maturity of
his fighting ability.
AS an important part of his training
in preparation for the fight Richie
some weeks ago took up golf. He says
golf is the best thing in the world to
put a fighter in trim.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-05-26
THE MOVIES

Dads Outlaws" is the title of a new
photo drama by Mary Rider Mechold
1t will be acted by Arthur Mackey
Mary Alden and a cast OF Reliance
Players.
Little Bobby Connolly, the Vita
graph juvenile, who has been sick
with pneumonia for three weeks, is
reported to be convalescent. He will
soon be seen in some new Vitagraph
life portrayals as Sonny Jim, which
character he has already made fam
Gus under the direction of Tefft John
son.
In a new American alm, "The Navy
Aviator" Sidney Ayres, as an aviator,
drops a bomb by which Jack Richard
son. playing the role of traitor bri-
gand, is killed.
John ]. McGraw. manager of the
Giants, has made arrangements to in
stall a projection machine in the
Giants clubhouse, where the ball play
ers will be given daily instruction and
tips regarding possible improvements
in their work. Harry E. Aitken, presi-
dent of the Mutual Film corporation,
the idea of applying the les
sons of the movies TO big league base
ball. He believes that just as the en-
ployes of the Pittsburgh steel plants
are taught industrial processes and Ia
DOT saving movements in their work,
SO can baseball player be coached by
scenes of the motion picture camera
In improving his work.
Edna Maison has started her starr
ing career with a comedy drama, THE
OF Prudence" Miss
Maison takes the part of Quaker girl
who enters society and effects cure
for her erratic husband. The produc-
ton is being directed by George STAN
ley. who for so long was connected