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The chronicle=news., 1914-09-08


point OF the forrest of Argonne. The
French have fallen back nowhere.
The Germans have lost ground.
Near Nitry the movement of retire
ment is confined on the German side.
On the French right German divis-
ion attacked on the Axis of Cha
teau Salina and Nancy, but was re-
pulsed to the northward, passing the
forest of Champenoux.
Further to the east the French
troops re-occupied the crest of Man
dry and the Peak of Fourneaux.
There is no change In the situation
IN the province OF Alsace. l
This fficial communication bear
ing on the fighting now in progress
% the east of the capital was made
public today: The left wing of the
allied armies. comprising certain
portions of the forces now defending
Paris. continues to make progress
against the enemy. The French ad-
';ance reaches from the banks of the
River Ourcq into the Montmirel,
lbout AS miles east of Paris.
direction of the River Marne be-
tween Maux-2O miles east of Paris
and Sezanne-42 miles from
Meaux. The French and the English
,rmies have etken numerous prison
ers. including a battalion of intan-
':ry and a camp serving detachment
II rapid-fire guns. They captured
also many gun-carriages.
There have been violent encoun-
ers with the enemy on the center
between Fere Champenoise-l2m miles
east Of Sezanne-and vitry lie Fran
cois. the southern point of Argonne.
Vitry lie Francois is 81 miles east of
Fere Champenoise.
"At no place have we fallen back
the enemy has lost ground.
The reported retiring of the en-
amy near Vitry lie Francois has been
''- -l. "A
On our right a division of German
troops delivered an attack on the exis
1f Chateau Salines. Nancy. but they
we're repulsed to the northward,
,assing the forest of Championoise.
Further to the east our troops re-
occupied the crest OF Mandry and the
peak of Forneaux.
There has been no change In the
situation in the province of .Alsace."
Rome VIA London, Sept. S.-Ac-
,ofdfng to the Rome Tribuna, there
$ In France today u total of $50, 900
Russian troops. This newspaper at
-ributes Emperor Williams absence
1t Metz to this.
Washington, Sept. S.-The French
Embassy today received from Bor-
,eaux under last nights date the fol-
lowing:
The German right wing, first
army, on the Ouroq and Grand Nor
IN. has been attacked with advantage
o our troops on the. line of Meaux
Vitry lie Francois. the battle today
became general.
THE campine Belgium and the
Limbourg have heen evacuated.
Transports of German troops from
the west to the east are reported
from several sources.
THE fact that at the time of the
capture Of Lemberg twelve Austrian
divisions were annihilated is con-
firmed. ri
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-08

When the novels 1eel upcomfott-
able and YOU miss the exhilarating
feeling that always follows a copious
morning operation, Q dose OF HER
B1NE will set you right In a couple
II. hours. II taken at bedtime you
get its beneficial effect after break
last next day. Sold by the Hausman
Drug Co. Frr' y
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-08

Read the Chronicle-News for
the latest and most reliable war
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The chronicle=news., 1914-09-08

DON'T buy "unsight unseen" Let
the man who knows show you all
about RANGES-at our store this
week.-The Jameson House Fur
nishing Co.
The chronicle=news., 1914-09-08

$500 WORTH OF WARE will be
given away FREE with every MA
.IESTIC RANGE sold at our DEMON
iSTRAT1ON. This week only-Jam-
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-13

Willie Richie Retains His Title
Wolgast Shows Well.

Wine HICcnle VIII now De recOS-
nized as lightweight champion until
he makes a match for another fight.
Then the hammers will be drawn, and
dope will be hashed out to show that
the Californian is poor excuse for
a crown holder, and Willie will have
to go to work all over again to prove
his class.
There was no question Of his super
iority over AID Wolgast in Milwaukee
last night at the end of the tenth
round He didn't win by several city
blocks, it is true, but he proved con-
clusively that he is the best of the
135-pounders now doing business,
WoIgast fought good battle, and
gave the champion a full evenings
work. He showed enough to entitle
himself to another fight over the
derby distance for the title, and it is
almost certain that such battle will
be arranged and staged on the coast.
There was little smuggling to the
fight. In the seventh Wolgast was
f1oored and claimed Richie had
struck low. The referee refused to
allow the protest, and the incident
went into the register as mark
against the Cadillac man.
In the last round WoIgast rallied
fiercely, and bang-up finish made it
appear that he was in better shape
than the champion. But Ritchie had
the fight safe, and was content to rat
tie along for the last bell, If the fight |
had been billed for twenty rounds it is
a cinch that Richie would have been
in condition to go the distance
Ritchie is champion, and to ques-
ton his ability to take care of the |
title is childish. Every time he fights
he more soidly cements his claim to |
the honor Wolgast is the best of the
challengers, and on his showing
clearly earned long battle. |
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-03-13
Cubs Will Play Ball No Matter Who
Owns the Stock. ~,

One OF our readers wants to know
why we have been silent about the
so-called deals to purchase the Cubs.
Simply because we didn't believe
there was the pop-eyed interest in
these mushroom transactions that
some people are trying to stir up.
The "cubs for chicagoans" is a
slogan that is being worked overtime
at present. 1t really matters very lit
tie whether the Cubs are controlled
by Chicagoan or some inmate of
Portland, Me-, or Ore. The object of
the owners will be the same in either
case. The purchase will be made as
business proposition pure and SIM
pie
The argument is made that a. Chi
cagoan would have the interest of the
team more at heart, and would pro-
vide us with better baseball.
That listens fine, but while on that
line, why not insist that all the play
ers be taken, from Chicago. In the
summer the fans go out and fiirt with
apoplexy yelling for Heinie Zim, resi-
dent of New York, to wallop triple,
or shout gleefully when Hal Chase, a
Californian, pulls off some of the stuff
around first base for which he is
noted.
These boys are in the game for the
coin. That is what they play for, and
they realize that if they don't put up
the best article of goods in their rep
ertoire they will not be able to sell
themselves for high price.
It is the same proposition with the
club owner He knows that a winner
pays better than loser, and forTthat
reason wants team that will at least
finish in the first division.
Often the cry is heard that mag
nate will not spend money. 1t is claim
ed that he doesn't want winner.
That stuff is foolish on the face OF
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-15

aud beute nod nid,i phne Wiib,u ers
rsidjtR SsrrliGe Tnss bss Sdirelgens
in pnn0er5uren AuEbliden, nes 0es
nisbsns tpilo.ia0nsr, pom SoHnsHs
ihein iibsrgleibtsr 9srgIuuoldnfisn
nasn Is. oi, ih in ben biesidbrisen
Septembertugtn inmitten pss eigsnars
tigsn Bottles Der Boba erlebte, unn
eiritgs WaIe ieud,ttte Der Jougunjiias
Zee gu ms herauf, als mir BON llbioiI
mad, glorpen 5ur Wlagrafiiaueus so
gen. Benn ia bdHn milne g9ahc
fragie: rWclisn mir nod bort binuns
ttr2 Gs iino nitt ultbr ais fiini
Siunoen-. erbislt if rsselmGbig sur
antHcrt: bort unten poaHsn BIZ
Maueenia. ieiner pon ibnsn tommi
bier hsrnuf uno fstn Msobn (ginsabl
BON Mlba) ssht sii linen"
gliht lange mehr. uno man ipirb bin
duf uHo hinuntsr stbsn; eins nsue 3eii
iommt fir ben Iangunjiio, bic alt
psrfiuti.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-15

naflIten Morgen rnb Wornittng aus.
giebis naf), lmo 4,nfier tranfen fpir
aud nidlt.
Wsit folhen Jabrten unb Grlsbniis
ZEN piro ss am 1angnnjiio MIN balc
porbsi iein, itnb rper ipiro tiinftis ben
See CUR Radt i'm Ginboum ireussn.
in bem i'd bic gtaaffabrisn pDn llf,rms
burl nah libra unb 5uriid m1hte!
Die turssH 7ampferfnbrten nit ntr
ileinen ~Ssorpig BON Miimunn" Der.
Iiefen 5umeiii ohne 3ipifhenfdlle. bah
aber aud oisiss Jabr3eiig pom Gre
frgffig umhsrgsporfen peroen lam,
mubten mir 1911 auf elmer inrsen
Jahrt Don Der bslgiif<n CUR Deniidkn
Seite erIeben. auh nit fcl6en Greigr
xiHen fpiro ss nun balb porbei ftin;
bsu erctsn TOO. uzb 1000s 9onnsna
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-15


Die 2iebe time Trants
belt. Gin engliitxr 4r3i, Or. 3.
Barrett. behauptei - ipie Der ,Wnsin"
bsrihiei - oaB nis aiets eine fcbipere
arantbeii isi: bic psrIisbie gkrion iit
einfdd, Dns Cpfsr siner 4ri Wers.fs
tuna. Den 9ssp<is hierfiir bat man
in bsr TbatfaGe. bnb Der Weriiebte
blaB lpirb anb raid abmagsri; bas
Qsrnnfnitsm ifi erfhltteri, Der 6erSs
fnlaa raid uno unrsssIm1bis. 5isrsu
iomnt nod fnit INNER Ippetitlciias
ieii, au fpslfer iicb audi nod onbsr,
Gtorunesn Der UerDduunsspsge gsfsls
ikn. Cine gang eetpohnliEe Grfftis
nuna bel perlis6ten aeuien III fsrner
bic GnldfloIigfsit. llnisrfuhungsn,
bic non Or. Bnrr.tt por1snommesl
lparten. follsn ben 8speis ercrnd)i
babtn. bnb bas giut eIner Derliebt.n
perfcn zine ungerpohnIich grcb.
Mssnae BON fpeiben 9!uttiigsIf<n ents
hdlie: ipenn lie niht ensrsifh bsboa.
belt ipiro. fam bic Qisbe raid III ii,
| ner Ntrpsntrunikit obtr sum Mnhnr
| finn iiihren. Hur5 - faet Or. Bar.
ret. biz aisbe III cine aranshsit ipis
anbere arnnthsitsn; i'd beirndte II.
| ais cine Dtrgiftuns ber NerDenseatrtn
BEL iiingeren Qtuien. bic ihre <ritt liel
bestrifis bnrnmn6tn. iDirb aud, btl
areislcuf nes 8lutts In UlttIeiben
lfMdfs pe5ceen. % IN h0hiie 3<it. oci
leis Nsftnfb bait III NIT bisieus 0ssea
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-15

I. 8. 8. /.

lie Gliialieber eeF Sumboiet gope 2T+
q e. G. 81. fiah bterITiit bsnanrsfsiaf bat
ssr arirpr 4a Eenibesi am ia 3nnaGE i9i
aeiicybfn IT, aHb BON ben @saHteu Der eeg'
begie aaAuiiiaG uus 1 go litt 81 fesHeI lsgieF
@utt'taiiR geseiiei iviro.
GatI HaG. C5epaHfi,
gonraba rnaef Gelr 1s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-15
Tentid,er gsiunier. .8erein.

Its aqilalieheE ebiafH BereiHs Nno hermit
fscanbl3fi eEga3i rem EGeaeabeelnGnlb ees
am ~. JGnnar 1914 ue-ftcTbtaeu ssseHsefs =
sa Sfn:beit hfIie Aa1rtis.Ga nr $50 lti
Bon 1reaetbGRis As1 4uni Ctr. Gus req
gabIrtIc hetsgp2buen
e. M @eiIaae. greIsfns
9oHr. aEaser Ssiy II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-15

iinnbs kihafiine unb an cine rsin me-
hiainifte gshann!ung Der aitbe bense.
go ariinbIif, iii mon Der pislbes
fGriebentn gists nod niht ouf ibrs
Ghlifs aesommen! 6offsnslih erIlegt
Or. Barrett lelbii reft bnlb oieiey
0srniftuns: er finbet nann iidxr tsir:
.3sii nebr. ben miiDeraiFiestn 3sisss.
noifen init leinen Hebdupiunssn pas
grnIsin Ni3ubrinasn.
Slid.
ssiinae Ifan tihrem Wonne fnrs
nod, bsr aod,5eii eine Dbrieiae ae.
benD): ~1ein Glii6, bnb mir nod, iii
ben GIitterolphen Icben. ip1ier pirl
nas nidt Hebr nit Der bIoben &anl
Ierlsotst!~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-15

i'm aner bon So 5abren seeroiauno on
isrcidp Gdhmitiaa I'm 80 llbr ucFn Trnaeg.
baufe SO. 2025 DsinS sibe. giorfroob. aus
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frro. 1ateuall,

! eeIieGicr Gate ron 6briffina Rateman aeb.
| g2aaner iHi slIisr BON 40 ssabren lie 3etf
| Der HeeroiglRa irtro fpdier bcinniii eenadit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-15
gerIaust RannIib.


Gentfher. nm In einer sabrif, irel6e Wisfs
ftna8aternen mnat, Sa heifeH. 2i25 Nole'
rniu Abeune, 0ircuuati. 90
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-15
9sbtssaseiaen.
frau Asinridb Dfter, ST.,

clara am Niiiiipod1. ben a. Saisnnr ig1s.
Roots IL llbr Is WsiniieH p5elif. IN ieturr
l9olnlme. Ne 500 Htnfe Mee. Nnne 4oa,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-15
IN bernsiethes-aimmer.

i3immer NIT cher obne aOare. 1880 Jafion
Gtrabe
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siarb on Mir~oe. ben "a Surmnr 1914
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-15

Mdb6eu fur aIeemeine Sousorbeit; cute
Gielana nuo euies esIm- $3.50 Ifserso
Hbe.. epbe &arf bes
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-15

gesverben Eie fs1 um attgterunes'
lnire.Iunaef @uie Begablira. Htfie pai'eu'
brr EfeuAngeu fgei 5rariiIH Sniitili. Iep'i
bs2 D. aoGejieI 81. y.
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g,erlansi sn fanfen:

aIfe sseberbeffe m--sstr besnbIeH tte be-
fteH Qrstfe FIR tieieIber. aorefitre J. u
Soe gaeii Eediie sgpe. Is. 3ee0 @. DO
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-15

Gr fer sslafie stiempner - 29eii 7. StsGss.
q e -sfubgH--s speife Sanh aTo etl iGf'
ger Bettife. f.efiae Iaasarbeit All IGnio
Efrnhe
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-04
The School Election

The past week has brought
many interested parties to this
office to learn just where they
stood in the school election Mon
day.
For the information of all con-
cerned we repeat the informa-
tion made public by the Roy
School Board some time ago in
regard to the Boundaries of the
Roy District, as outlined by the
County Superintendent.
All persons living north Of the
section line running east and
west past the Solano Pump house
are in Roy District aud must
vote and pay poll tax at Roy and
cannot lawfully vote or pay poll
tax at Solano.
We are not defending this con-
dition Of affairs, we are merely
stating fact that all persons
living north of the section line
one mile north of Solano are in
the Roy School District accord
ing to the ruling of the county
Superintendent recently made
and which has not and cannot be
changed before this election.
An Independent School district
has been created of the township
in which the Montoya Pocket
school is located and this town
ship has been cut off from the
Solano District. This is the
school which Roy district has
supported for the past two years
at the expense of the Roy schools
The directors temporarily ap-
pointed for this school are--
Antonio Torres, Juan I. Romero
and Ruperto Aguilar.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-04
New Warehouse

The Floersheim Mercantile Co,
has let the contract to Granville
Kitchell to build them anew ware
house in the Correl adjourning
the Big Store building on the
north and will remove much Of the
staple merchandise from the lum-
ber-yard buildings to the new
warehouse when tits completed.
The old building will be used for
the storing Of lumber, wool and
other commodities that are nOtln
daily demand. We have often
wondered why this store put up
with the inconvenience and ex-
pense both to themselves and
their customers of having half
their business block away from
the other half when they owned
the lots and could have it all un
der the same roof. We are glad
to see thisimprovement and fore
tell it to be the first of many that
are to be necessary to accommo-
date the trade of Roy, the to
be-most modern town in New
Mexico.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-04

The 800 Club" of ladies are
growing quite enthusiastic over
the game as we'll as the enter
tainment it affords. The meet
ing at the home of Mrs. L. E.
Alldredge last week is repo rted
as a swell social function and is
still the subject Of pleasant
rem iniscence by those who were
privileged to attend.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-04

I'll. Workman and family came
down from Dawson Tuesday and
were driven out to their claim in
Kansas Valley where they will re-
side this summer. Mr.. Workman
has position in the mines at
Dawson and will return when ne
GETS the family comfortably locat-
ed. He called to order the S-A
sent them for a year and say that
he recognized itas a safeguard OF
the rights and interests OF the
people We gladly welcome Mr.
Workman and family to the COM
munity.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-04

Several little irrigation pro-
jects out on Carrizo creek are
being agitated and one Of these
days some of those fellows will
really spend a few hundred dol
lars in making some $500 land
worth $4,000 an acre. 1t can
be done easily.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-04


Dan Laumbach came in We'd
nesday to attend the I. 0. O. F.
Lodge of which he is a member.
Dan is one Of the kind of citizens
who know how to succeedin New
Mexico even under adverse con.
ditions. He is exactly our kind
of a Democrat-one who has prin-
ciples which mean more to him
than mere personal interests and
who is too much of a man and
American to pretend submission
to tyranny to escape persecution.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-04

Sol Floersheim fell from the
steps of the Floersheim store
Thursday evening and received a
serious bump on the forehead
and other portions Of his anatomy
suffered contusions bu not real
" serious injury resulted.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-04

Roy Durrett, the St. Louis
Drygoods Salesman is in town
with his line of samples in several
big cases, calling on his trade
here.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-04
More Candidates for Director

By the pursuasion of the
friends of F. S. Brown and J. l..
Swain they have agreed to serve
on the school board if elected at
the coming director election.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-07-19
GO-LOOK-SEE WEYAND
CLIMB TEMPE BUTTE
big X" Man Will Send Two Speed
Roadster Over Trail of September
Morn and Bill Tremaine

Duplicating the feat of Mel Naquin's
September Morn, and Bill Tremaine' S
Maxwell by climbing Tempe Butte, will
be the task several Phoenix motorcycle
riders will set themselves this after
noon. L. f. Weyand, the local booster
of the Big X was the man who start
ed the agitation, when he suggested
that money-then in his possession
would claim that the aforementioned
Excelsior could ascend the Butte clear
to the flagpole, and go up the latter,
if there were a trail
Now the number of those who be-
lieve they can climb the butte has
grown somewhat, and Lorenzo Boido
and Ellie Wilson will try it on Indians,
and some chap. at present unknown has
limited that his nine horsepower single
speed De Luxe can also do it
Joseph L. O'Connell Jr., has been Sc
lected to pilot the two speed Elk up the
Butte. Weyand has said he will do it
with side-car, but folks believe he's
joking
At about one by the clock this af-
ternoon, the Phoenix NJ. C. Riders will
congregate down town and start for
Tempe. Weyand selected the warm
part of the day unthinkingly, but the
club riders will probably turn out in
presentable numbers for the run.
Boido has invented new trick. He
takes his Phoenix to- Prescott Indian
down the street in a series of buck
jumps. induced by bouncing on the
spring frame. He will have the ma
chine doing somersaults on purpose
soon. He can do 'em accidentally most
any time he takes a notion to speed.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-07-19
HOW W|CC|NS
WAS 'QUES0''
Sneaky Pete Recounts Odd
Scrap That W as n O
Scrap in Palmy Days Of
Cananea's Pugilistic Pop
ularity-Years Ago
BY SCOOP"

Hey"
"Watch-oo want?"
You gotta Mesican frien' story
NV good Mes'can frien' agreed that
he had one of them there things, so
wormed it out of him. Here it is:
Wat jou teenk, l gotty he-er cen my
cabeza, oil dees-a pricefite estoriees
cen worr? Jou gone gotty leet' chort
news, n jou ask-it me for feex estory
for dees-a Repub' esport page!
Bot me, 1 gotty lots pashence weeth
my frien Escoop. Hees been pref
good-a to me. When dees-a faller
tot jou bout gon' beet me for poot
hee-a nam cen paper, my frien
Escoop, he's tol dhat faller for geet
hal outa he-er Dhas-a good-a kind
frien' to had.
Espeekin' bout dees price fitey es-
tories cen MEXICO makee me teenk Ril-
ey Wheeggins. Does faller, he's beee
oh mos lik' Jeck Johnson, chure he's
teenk SOM filter, heem. Two tree
tim he's ween leet-a escrap cen reeng,
He's gotty estock up on heemself.
Una vez-one tim fallers cen Can
anea ses to me, Sent Telegram Keed
Dalton, dees-a gran frijole hannah
egg filter from Los Angeles, An me
gotty good-a honch cen cabeza, an
I'm sent dees-a Telegram.
Pur' soon dees-a Keed he's com
Cananea. He's leet-a faller, bot que
mano tiene, He's mos very estrong a
leet-a man I'm seen. He's esmoke-i'
moch cigarros, an he's luke pur'y seeh
guy-ee. Y el vino que bebe, Madre dc
Dios! Dees-a leet-a faller he's jost
sopp boose Xix spong
Dees-a fallers feex Wheeggins fol
meet dees leet-a filter cen reeng. Obey
ses to heem. Why for jou don't fitey
Gees esmal-a man? Riley, he's laff bees
like ell toro, an he's SEES Il don't wan,
Mes'can policia pot me cen calabosa
for keel dees-a checker. One dees-a
faller, he's toll Riley | bat jou hondel
dol-lah for fitey Keed Dalton.
Deesa max fitey oil right. Pur
soon oil same championships fitey een
Cananea. Wheeggins he's gotty seek
trainer-rrs, and the keed esmoke ci-
garrillos.
Jou tick dees-a leet-a keed gonna
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-07-19
6:PORT.,::s..
CCOMMEN

Let's all laugh at Pittsburg. Isn't
it awful to be walloped four times in
one day by Brooklyn? Answer is,
ut is" But that is just what hap
pened when the Dodgers of both the
Federal and National Leagues grab
bed double headers from the Smoke
town teams.
Diminishing Garrison. That is
what it was when Phoenix cracked
out ninth inning victory over
Tempe.
Note that James J. Callahan has
suffered the fate of all hot-headed
Irishmen. With Chicago going so
good, it is too blamed bad that the
director general Of the pennant cam
paign had to go and get himself ex-
lied that way,
If they consider j. johnson a
Partisan now, France. too, can claim
share in the athletic downfall of
Uncle Sam. The fact that Georges
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