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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-02-01

Maps is trying to swing a trade vita
some American League club Whereby
the Maps will secure right handler
and an outdelder who hits from TN"
right side Of the plate BirmyI .h'nk.
with these additions TO the CleycIanG
club il viii BE- pennaut contender
during the 1914 campaign
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-02-01

Jack Dillon and George Chip hat'
been matched 70 boN III indianapolis
May 29--That is a long time If. aud
the promoters may change their ulEd
in The meantime
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-02-01

first they lookcl li'so
blister, aud u yellow
water would run from
them. lliS head wlI
perfectly raw and hin
hair was all gOno
Everybody said ho
would never have any
more hair. As tho
sores spread hi hair
Camc out. Tho break
ing out ,tChod so badly
that we had TO keep
glOyC, on his hands to
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-02-01

The American tennis champions
will be kept very busy next summer II
they retain the Davis cup according
to latest announcements. There will
be seven countries competing. and
each will send artists to America who
can play tennis in championship style.
But Mclaughlin should worry
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-02-01

BiI Corrgan, manager OF the Red
Sox. denies the report that Harold
Janyrip is going to b. sent to the
bushes. Cdrrigan says he will u.s."
Jan,riu whenever occasion arises and
thinks the former school boy will de
Nciop into one OF the stars Of the ma
tional pastimc.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-02-01

He admits that it is fine fuel oil,
but that when the residue is taken
from it, that there is very little left
and that it can never be refined
proftaDly.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-02-01

New York, Jan. 29-Nothing is sure
in this world but death and the land
lord Just when the Yankees were
banking on Russ Ford, he nunked, and
Aulkrd so heavily over to tho trder-
aIa that the rumblings can still be
heard in baseballdom. His descrtion
gives to the pitching proposition OF
the Yankees that deep indigo hue that
Charo ctcrizcd it last season. The fed
erals were SLOW in starting operations
on the American league, but they
have struck vulnerable spot. The
NcW York club is the apple Of Ban
lohnson's eye and to strengthen it has
been his hearts desire for years.
Manager Joe Birmingham OF the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-02-01
ECZEMA ON BAbY'S
HEAD AND FACE
ia PimpIes Like BIisters. Head
Perfectly Raw, Hair All Gone.
Burned and ltched. CutiCura
Soap ard Ointment Cured.

Roody. W Va My baby boy when
three weeks old took the eczema on tho
tNAI md face u brokn out In pimplce, ana
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-02-01

y1na opportunities in the want ADS.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1914-02-01

% = }. y u It u !, Il u II II :: :, :, II
e.: :;
4 CHUM eos'S SPORTING TALK. 8;
Z: It
% y y II u :. u I. u u u :. u II u :.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-01

SoG bic in ben s9ubnaffsn Iiss
senbe sepaltise Seuertraft pirtfam
CUR Geltuns tOmmen, 10 miiHn iie
stpar nad ibrer gigenart etneeisbt,
ale aber auf bas cine qleife 3isI ses
ri6tet iein: Der Snfanterie bas Ser.
angeben an ben Gesner sum GntI4sis
bunssitob au erm0sli6en. @orbebins
sung basu 1T bas planOolle 3uiams
mentpirten aler Waffen, bor alien
sDif4en Snfanterie uub Qrtiuerie.
Snfanterie gepinnt bas 9eldnbe fir
bas SSHiteQungeeben Der Irtiaeris uno
iibernimmt ibren SduB ipdbrsnb Der
gepeguHg unb i'm 9efedt; bic Qrtil.
lsrie ermOsli9t bur6 bic ii6ertpGls
tigenoe Wirtung ibres Jsuers Der
sSnfdnteris ibr 8orgeben bis auf Nab.
tampfentfernung aIein, oariibet hins
aus aemejniam nit beren etgenem
5euer; oas 8orbrinsen Der SnFanterie
ldBt bic 2lrtillerie bur9 lire mitpors
Sebenben 2luftlGrer Die fir cine pers
niAtenoe Nirtung unentbebrli4e nG
bere Seoba6tung unb bomit bic
9runoldgen eeipinnen fir bas b0Qige
yheoettdmpfen unb Sturmreifmaden
Der @inbru9itelle. le.-8ermag bic Or
tillerte nit Der Snfanterie 5u errei6sn,
bab ber leBte 9lnlduf uli nieoerss,
tdmpfte, ausgebrannte S6iiBenlintsn,
ni6t ater auf nr6 ipioeritanosfGbise
itdrtere ardfte it0Bt, 70 mub er gelins
gen. Sii6rt Der oberite Gibrsr bur8
ieine gefeble ben ridtisen. fa6gemds
ZEN unO reht3eitigen giniaB ieinsr
8erbdnbe nuh gisenart unb aampfs
3pef berbei, 10 oiirfen audi bic Inter.
Tjibrer nidt in Der Gorge um i9re
eigene @offe aufseben. ionoern miiiIen
bur6 Itete @erbinbung nit ben onbsrn
Daffen Elm itraffss. einbeitIiaes gu.
iammentpirten unb gegenieitise uns
tsritiiBung fi6erH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-01
G6icagO, 30. Sept.

~ v Y, oo' StpI.
Wei3en.-Jiir September. $1.04-
1.05s, am s9IuB $1.04; fir DeSem@
Der $1.074-1,0ss. am Salub
$1.08s; fir Wai $1.14f1.154, am
S6lub $1.15.
Rais.-5iir DECEMBER 67-67gc,
am S1lub e7Ic; fir Tui 695-
7o3t, am SdIub 7osc.
bofer.-5iir DECEMBER 465-48se,
am S6lub 4Sc; fir Wsai 50s-51ac.
am S6Iub 50sc.
Rogaen. 2 92Ac.
9sriie 54-70c.
2imptbD $3.75-5.00.
Glee nomiHeu.
Bort $17.50. Cir September
$17.2o; fir Sanuar S19.62-19.S7.
am S6lub 1882.
ShmalS 1882. Sir Oitober 1882
1852. an S6lub $9.62; fir Sa.
nuar $9.95-10.10, an SdIuB
$1010.
Rtppenieiisn $11.25-11.75. Sir
Dttoer $11.05-11.25. am SdluB
$11.25; fir Sanuar $10.35-10.47,
am S6lub $10.47.
Butter unperdnbert.
Gier unbsrdnbert.
aartDffeln unpsrGnberi.
Gefliissl.- .-2ebenbes hGhsr, Sprtn.
ger 12As, JoipIs 13i,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-01

Rtnbbieb. - Die 3ufubr mar
beute gering. bic Naffrase aber isbr
mdbis unb bic preiie georiidt. Wild.
tube ipdren rubtg unb Itetig.
Ulittelmdbige unb idfpsre Gtiere
S.25-8.15, auserleiene $8.25-S.5O,
O6fn $3.00-6.25, sSlerterjtiere
$5.25-7.75, grtra $8.00-8.15, Sei-
fer $4.25-6.75, auserleiene Biz Grtra
$6.85-7.50, aiibe $3.25-5.50, aus>
erleiene $5.75-6.25, Gamers 1926
Alb, Stodsrs unb syeebsrs $3.50
7.50, auserlefene $7.60-7.75, Gtods
5eifer $5.00-6.25, Stod.Riibe $4.25
-5.25.
8ullen. Bel nur mGbiger 3us
fubr mar Der Wdrft beute rubig.
Diinne unb lei9te $4.75-5.60, 8os
losna $5.65-6.25, GItra $685., fette
gulIen $6.25-6.50.
Rdlber.-Die 3ufu6r mar oienI'
li9 grob tnb Der Wiartt piaiger. Die
preiie fieIen etipas.
Sro!ndre uno srobe $5.50-10.75,
fair bis CUTE lei4te $8.00-11.25,
Gytra $11.50.
Sdpeine. - Die 3ufubr bon
S4tpeinsn ipar aud bsute pieber ses
ring, bic Ra9frdge mar ober mdbig
unO bic preiie fir GIeiideriorten
iielen I'm 5e, fir leifte 8erianbtiorz
ten I'M 10c per 100 pfunb.
Cute Bis auserldeue 8erpadungsz
unb 5leiideriortsn $9.05-9.10, orr
bindre Biz ouserleiene ifpere fette
GGue $5.75r8.25, Stags S4.75--
7.25, lsi6te @sridiffunssIortsn $S.15
$50, i5ertel DON 40 pfunb uno
ipenissr $500--8.00, luseepGbIte
mittslmdbise 9sri4iffunss Sorten
$9.05-9.10.
Sdafe unb 2Gmmsr.-9ie
3ufubr mar nur mdbis. Die Ru6frage
cine siemli4 CUTE uHo bic prsile tDas
rem itetig.
S6dfs.-Grtra 1926, gut. Bis
auserleiene $4.75-5.15, orbindre Bis
fair $2.75-4.65. 2Gmmer $5.75-
500 unb etipd 40 fant leihte gu
1925; guIs $4.50-5.50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-01
8lak.N 3rid)te,..
Oonnerfaa 1. Ott. 1914.

DO n fter It d9, 1. Stt. 1914.
sSm gineinnatier Diitritt pirb iif
Der WaHeritanb i'm Slug nur Denig
Derdnbern. @efern absnb bate Der
sSlub BEL bieiiger Stabt sinen Maiiers
ftanb BON 11.3 SUB.
Die folgenben 9epef4en trafen gss
fern bier elm:
gittsburg, pa.-6.O SUB unb fdlt.
Wbeeling, SO. Bats unb iteigt.
pnrtsrsbura D. 8a.-1.3 unb fGllt.
5inton, SO. 8a.-1.7 unb III itationGr.
aandfpba s5als, SO. @u.-0.O unb III
itationGr.
pt. pleaidnt, SO. 9a.-O.6 unb fGGlt.
Gatlettsburg. ap.-1.1 II. III ftatioudr.
portsmout6, O.-2.3 unO iteigt.
louisville, &D.-7.9 unb fGat.
GpansDilIe, s5nb.-2.7 unb fGat.
Gbdttanooga, 5enn.-5.5 uno fGQt.
GairO, Sa.-14.6 unb fGlt.
Msmpbis, 5eHn.-10.7 unb fdlt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-01
Mmsmdrtise marfte.
Rem gOrt, 30. Sept.

u ID u ok, ~. Sepl.
Wsbl rubig.
Roegenmsbl fIau.
Waaismeal rubig.
Hogssn piIIis, go. 2 tueitIi4sr
93e c. i. I. Buffalo.
9erite ru5ig.
Dei3sn--2lm plub pilIis. Ro. 2
rotber $1.08. go. 2 barter $1.07A,
Ro. l Rortbern DULUTH $1.093, go.
1glo rttern Wanitpba $1.124 nominsIl
c. /. I. Buffalo.
Tsdis.-Qtm plab piGlis. go. 2
sslbes s1ac nOminsl BEL antuuft.
arsentiniIdes, itriit primo. soc no.
minell abaeliefert.
5afsr.-2lm qlaB ialpa4. Stan.
barb tpeib,r 52-52ac, RO. 3 81
52e, fane Clipped iueibsr 54-55e.
p9eu fIau.
SOpfsn iteiig. pacific aiiite 1914
18--21c, 1913 1915.
SGute hominea.
Sepct ItN.
port taum iietis.
Beef fldu.
S6mai3 f.ii. Mibbls Weif $3.50
1000; raffinirt.s felt; Continent
$10.75; COMPOUND fldu.
9alg rubig.
Doae itetis.
9ar5 felt.
Ssrpentin feit. MaidinsH in Bars
rels 47-4Se.
Heis itetis.
Wplafes itetis.
3uder. - Rp5sr f.ii; ROldfes
4.37c, Centrifugal 5.02c; raffinirter
ite.is.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-01

8uder. prtiie iietig. Raffinir.
Ter Gut aoaf S.15e; popb<reb 1886;
Cubes 7.50e; srdnulirier 1886; gons
fsetiOners .qt1 7.15e; Off .a' 6.s0c;
ipsibsr eytra q" 6.7oe; sytra .g'
6.50e.
WoIaffes in itetis.-Tep Or.
leans Open astiIs 3S-45e. gentrifu.
gal 18-20c per GalIon..
Reis. - 2ouiIiana, sancp Hxab
6t-7e. prima 81 i-64e. orbindrsr At
&c. Japau 4a-4ic per pfuHb.
Dairps probufte.
Butter. - Wartt rubia. prsife
fietig. MboIemiIt Grtrd 33e, Cen
irofi3sbgytra 30se. gsntrali5eb Girfts
26a 271c. bo. Gsepnbs 22-23c,
iyaneb Dairb 23c. padins Stod zoe
Der pfunb.
aGfe = Marft ftR. Sbio 162e,
s,ssbpsifIi&es 165-17s. Rem Qots
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-01
0raRSeiseathnms =Sppstbefea.
q} cuefnaetraae e II.

@CCilDu <Nlilpi Nlt ~~iHtpiADN - -
&. &c., $4,000.
Sobn g. @auiing an UT. s(oanl5
g. ii. g. 81, $1,000.
Maria Bon an 90, $500.
Treoerif j1onnert an Gait .SiOe ..
II. Z. So, $500,
Nannie &. Bono an Soit6ern
ohio g. Ii. z. 60, $4,000.
Sarrp Oldham OIL @rpoiition 9.
II. 6. 60, $35O0,
Catherine @ebeIcr an Zion 10. !,
8. II. 9. 60, $500.
2ouiie SO. 80, Sourmer an 90,
$500.
&ernm Niemcper al GoIrru:n g.
II. 6. Co., $3.50.
Sannie 6. Gramer on G5arleS
,@. @otberman, $500.
GIi5abet6 Geder al Some g. II.
9. Co., $500.
glnna so, 29elge an Gumminsoiae
9. II. 9. Co., $500.
5annn q. tSren6 an @. n. Sobn.
ion, $4,000.
Soiepb Giialpo on Union @rain II.
&an 60, $4f9.92.
Whduel 8ob al College Siu 6. II.
9. Go, $500.
Catherine Rottbeps an BronIOent
2onn Co., $500.
2eonaro Sdui0t on @Ipba 9. Il.
9. 60, $1,000.
Soiep6 g. E1of OIL Soltbern Ohio
g. Ii. &. So, $1,000.
San1es &Iton an 9lmanba Snmbo,
$4,000.
aate gGhitebeao on aoit gg. gu.
Der, $2500.
2ueQa ". 8ooter an SeIen "
Bierce, $500.
gIice g. Mafab an @pourirg 6.
II. g. 60, S3250.
Sreberif SpiegeI on Wearp Spie-
gel, ST.
9etilgte 8 ppotb efen.
SeIen gfedtin on Bomb Sil .. u
60, $4,000.
8. @. @oGrnbof an Cabinet 8. II.
g. Co., $4,000.
Carrie 6, 0rtrlon on gypoiitior
g. II. g. Co., $500.
Carl g. GSrasier on Sohn g.
9[otr. $500.
iSreberid grofmeDer on Sonte 9.
II. g. q. Co., $6700
4oolph @ramlih an @uterpriie 9.
II. 9. 81. Go, $4,000.
Carrie s. 9iibop on Tef @iI.
lianriun s. II. 9. Co., Sal
SSpi. s. &idaro an Sol. g. 8apeu-
brof, $3.50.
Charles $. 2'Sommeoieu dtt @uo-
rantee GepoIit 60, $500.
alice 80. Scent on Soutbern Ohio
9. II. z. Go, $4,000.
Rbillip 8. Sos3er on 90, $4,000.
Sames Goot an alpha g. II g.
60. $4,000.
gatber:;:e Mattbeps on &roni6ert
2oon 60. $500,
Gbas. grnit on Guarantee 0epoItt
Co., $3.50.
$. 81. Spmnn an 6. s. gfeereIin
$4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-01

&naben nur nod arieg. llnIangit
hoben iie ben stner 8uten, Der Den
Ruisn ipielen muBte, 70 Oerhauen,
bab er ms GraHtenbaus gei4dfft
lperben mubte!
.9lu6 Der SumOr lGbt nidts 3u
puni6en ii6rig Gs meroen ioDiel
DiBe fabri5trt. bab man lie gar RtdE
ii6 merten fam.
,9u braufft Dir um uus alp
tsine SOrgsn 3u MAIDEN, bier it's ip
rubig. ols piibte man ni6ts pom
Srteg. 9sutIde unO Ociterreider ges
braudsn ganS rubis bic 8ur, uno
oud Elm paur 8uiIsn iino Du, ole ni6t
mebr i;ber Die 9ren5e tdmsn."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-01
Gbtcaao, 80. Gspt.

S8psine. .-3ufubr 22,000. Martt
fdpa5 nit ben meiiten @ertdufeH 5u
$8.00-8.55, lsi6te $8.45-8.95, ge.
mii6te $7.95-S.95, ihpere $7.65-
8.75. raube $7.65-7.80, Gertsl SAFE
$50.
Rinbpisb. b.-9ufubr 1900. Wartt
niebriser. gsspes $3.50 HOO,
Stiere $6.15-9.00, Stoders unb See
hrs $685. 8.25, &ube uno Seifsr
$4,000, &Glber $7.50-1L25.
S6afs. fs.-3ufubr $4,000. Usdrtt
tpilIis. S6afe $4.70-5.75, SGhrs
linee S5.5o-6.20, 2dmmer 5000
1855.
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Gintinnati. 2O. Gspt

otHctHndfL oU. Sept
Die nadfolsenben Quotiruns.n be-
sie6en ii4 nur auf gnsros aranss
oittonen. Bel n.insren Geiadfisn
psrben ettpas b5bere preiie berednet.
propifionen.
Der Warit mar rubis, preiie feit.
. 9mal5. - prima Steam
9.55-9.65e.
5rodengefaIsenes Gleifh.
Short clear Seiisn 134-14c, ibort
Rippenfsitsn 13t-13ac. s1tra ibort
clear Seiten 13s-13se, S4uIkrn
-. Bellies 14a-15e, Ioie uub }c
mebr perpadt.
Bacon. - Gbort clear Geiten
14a-15e, furse Ripp<nItitsn 14a -
15c. ShuItern - unb BelIies 16
-16ae lois unb 4e per gfunb mebr
berpddt.
Susar Gureb 5reif&-
SdiHten 20-20tc, pienic S6uIiern
15-15ae. greaiiait Bacon 2ol-21c,
Sdultern 15-15ie, trodene Beef
Sdir,sn 28-3Oe.
Sibgtp6teftes Sfeif6-
Sdtu!tn 16-163e, pitnic Sdultern
12a-13e. Bellies 17A-19e, SduI.
tern 13-13ie, ReiD DOri Gut 13 -
13se.
Grif9.s gl.if@. - @din.
Ten 14--15c. qicnic Shultern III
Lie. Sduitern 11b-11ac, fbprt
@ippenfeitsn 13--135e, fbort clear
Seiten 13-13te. sgtra fbort Seiten
13-1aAe. Bellies 16a-17ae prOpfb.
WebI unb getretbs
Webl. = Wini.r patent $500
$40, Winier Gdneb $4.65-4.9O, bo.
sgamiIp S4.25-4.40, G1tra $3.50
400. oroinGres $3.6O-3.8O. garter
Wsi5en paisni $5.65-8.O5, DO. faneg
$5.20-5.45. bo.Jamilb $4.20-4.6O.
RossenmebI. norStpeitlidts semii9ies
A.90-5.00, rsinss gitp $500 -
5.10 per Bbl.
Weisen. = go. 2 rotber Winter
$1.06-l07. go. 8 $l04-106, go.
4 rotRer S1.N--103.
WeIf4torn - 60. 1 ipsibss
soc. Ro. 2 bo. 79a-80c, Ro. 3 bo.
79-79Ae. Ro. A DO. 78a-79e, go. 8
bo. 78-78sc. Ro. 6 bo. 77t-7sc.
go. l sslbes TIE, go. 2 bo. II
TIC, go. 3 DO. 76a-77c. SO. A bo.
B-769c, Ro. 8 bo. 755-76c, Ro.
8 bo. 75-75ie. go. / semif6tss
77c, Ro. 2 bo. 76a-77c. gto. 8 bo.
76-76ac, glo. A 30. 75a-7ec, gao.
s DO. 75-75ae. go. 6 bo. 4a-75c.
Weibes 2oIbtntorn 80-81e. aslhes
RoIbeutorn 1916, semildtes ssols
btniorn 78-79c.
Safer.-Ro. 2 fpeibsr 49-49ie,
Gtunbarb peiber 4Sa-49e, go. 8
'Deiber 48-48Ac. Ro. a ipeiber A.
48e. go. 2 asmifdbter 47t-4Se. No.
8 asmiidtsr 47-47as, 60. 4 semif4-
ter 46i-47c.
Roggen. - go. 2 92-93c, Ro.
8 90-Sic, No. 4 $500.
Wd.5 Griibabrs geriie 97s
S105. ho. orbiudre $3.50 perBu.
Wbisfn.
Drfauft tuurbsn 300 Bbl. Dis
filters }iuifkb goobs auf Der Bats
opn $1.40 per GaIIons.
9roeertes.
aaffee. - Waartt rubig. prsiis |
ipiIIis.
u,,u, ne. sqaiSs sqai
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3Detfp fpGrnig,

Srau: nSat es bein @etter nidt
frumm genommen, oai, on i'm MIR
nit einem iinlpIen @tnipdrner bonn
9abnbof abboIteitY"
MGnn: oAd - ser bot es aar
nidt qemerft. @r botte n6mIit ei.
nen frGitigen Shrpips lulo Iobte
lpabrenb Der gan3en ;Sobrt Ole bet.
ben pr66tieen @rnuitimmeI"
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Stin Sunffud.

sd Tas' Dir, i'm Sirius miro jsbt
Elm Sunititiid borsefiibrt: sinfa9 grubs
drtis. 9ente BLOB; elm glotpn fpisIt
NIT ,inem OreFirtsn PuSeI Se4suHba
ie9Sis! -"
rDas III gar ui6ts Sd babe I6cn
fsbr off nit siusm Sater Stat &C.
ipisIt!"
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@ater (leiie 8u icircr Iohter):
~gtataIie, on iolltcIt Oo6 lttierell Ga-
item ein 9ieohen iingen"
Eodter; ygI6, Gapa, id iin9e gu
i6le6t."
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Diebsxrfts.

Cincinnati, 80. Sept.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-25
'LEAkE EIOntRAIt0
BY C0RONERS JURY
HELD TO BE BLAMELEss IN ACcI.
DENT WHICH CAUSED r. n.
wALDROrs DEATH.

r. s. Leake, OF North Deep Run
Avenue. was exonerated from all blame
for the death OF Thomas Il. Waldrop.
OF 507 West Grace street, whom he
ran down In an automobile Sunday on
South Laurel Street, by coroner's
jury yesterday.
waldrop died Sunday. night In 81.
Eiizabeth's hospital from the injuries
which he received when struck by the
car. Leake Is under $1,000 bond for
his appearance In Police Court Sat
urday to answer the technical charge
of murder. but the case will probably
be dropped following his exonerAtfon
by the coronsrs jury.
Two eye witnesses of the accidens
testified that Leake was proceeding
very slowly. and that the accident
was unavoidable. Both of the wit
nesses said that Waldrop stepped
backwards into the car. Leake him :
self took the stand. and told how
waldrop was first taken into house.
at s07 South Laurel street, and after
wards taken home in his CLeak's) car.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-25

Especial to the Richmond Virgin'an1
Charlottesville, Va, Nov. 24.-Pres.
ident Edwin A. Alderman,of the Uni
versity of Virginia, delivered an ad-
dress yesterday before the faculty and
students of the university on THE
Deeper Causes Of the European War
He predicted that the war would last
until the fall of 1915. perhaps one
should say" he added, that 1t Will
end when the British fleet Is destroyed
or ,Germany's military power broken,
not in battle, but by economic pres
sure" He gathered much information
at first hand while he was abroad.
and gave a graphic description or
conditions just before and after the
war began ss he found them ON MS
way from Switzerland to London.
President Alderman prefaced ms
address by announcing a gift to the
university of $4,000 for the purpose
OF establishing a loan fund for stu
dents. The donor. a friend of the
University and of President Alderman,
desires his name withheld. Though
he fought valiantly in the Union army
in the Civil War. he requests that this
fund be named the Lee Loan Fund in
token OF his high regard for General
Robert f. Lee.
Az 70 the causes Of the war, Presi-
dent Alderman said the precipitating
cause lies between Austria and Servta ;
the approximate cause between Ger
many and Russia. and the ultimate
cause "in the fact that Europe is
Europe with its insane. unjust. Illegal
arrangement Of states and territories,
its traditions OF war and conquest It's
brutal defiance in It's state policy Of
racial. religious and national lines
It's contempt for idealism in politics
its atmosphere Of fear and suspicion.
its doctrine OF force. its faith in arma-
ments, its open violation. OF ME pas
sion of nationality. it's commitment
OF the question OF peace and war
20 undemocratic control.
Believe Existence at Stake.
1t liz a mistake to suppose that
this is not in every nation involved.
a national war. Every nation In
volved believes that it's existence is
at stake. except Russia England Is
in the greatest peril OF all for she can
fail farther. and robbed of sea power,
IS a meagre little island The unan-
unity Of sentiment behind all rulers
and armies is without parallel since
1914, Not only this, bur they SO dis
trust each o'1ed and feel so deeply