davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-10-29
ceived serious checks"

ceived serious checks
Sixteen hundred corpses from The
armies of the Duke of Wurtemberg
and the Crown Prince of Bavaria,
were found on the front occupied
by one English brigade. On the
heights of Desdames, it is estimated
there are 2000 killed and wounded
Germans. Ours number only abOpt
100 killed and wounded
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-10-29

tween lie Bassee and Lens there is
slight progress on our part. on tie
remainder of the front there is moth
ing to report
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-10-29
BeIqians Reinforced

AMSTERDAM, Oct 2S.-A Berlin
headquarters official statement says:
Fighting near Newport and Dix
nude is continuing The Belgians
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-10-29

French trenches in the Argonne
woods were carried and the defend
ers captured. There is no material
change on the western front"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-10-29

French Say Enemy Checked
WASHINGTON, oct. 2S.-A French
embassy official dispatch says:
1T is reported that everywhere
along the lire the enemy has re-
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-10-29

IA lbs. cane sugar, $1.00 Thursday.
Mckee'S
ADVERTISEMENT d
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1914-10-29
WEARY FROM FIGHTING

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12
Nic GnnfSOcrirtcn .glnte.

Bon cincn tragfomii6en gPiBgc-
ibid, 70 icbrebt oeS nNcuiic6c Sour.
nal 9t..9., imo 6u9IeiA bon elmer
Itorfcn eortion 2ei6tgidubigfeit
3el9t elm Nrief Der aus Dem iAoncu
Goburg oatirt it, Der Sbreiber lit
cin 0ber. %oiilcfretiir ino oos 1T be.
2cidncno. g8er jemuls @elepenbeit
botte, BON oeudibcn Boitbeomten
me9r ols cinc 8ricimarfe 5u perlon.
aen, iei es cine ipe5icae Slusflnit
ooar etpos, poS iIber Den olgemei.
nen @oriaont Der ulederen" 9ln9e.
lcgcubeii binousge6t Der miro Der.
lleDcn pclde Stc0lng 10 eiu 0ber.
&oilcfrctar I'M StooiSgctricbe elm
rimmt.
Ger 9rcf oes bier in 6rooe lteben.
cen Sber. HoitlefretdrS nun 1T 81
f3itlidb ais ooB mir ibn unieren &C.
fern porettbalten tonnten. Gr lau.
tet m0rtli6.
n,5dl toume, Sheen &oib lmo Sbre
@iilie 81 er6itien. SD babe einen
Gc6ulolhcin Scr Confederate Stotes
Of 9lmcrico 2oorL 9httbori0eo By the
9lct Of GongreB ofn 20. Sebruorp
1868, go. 376S, iiber 1000 Dollars
ncblt iieben 3iusiAeineu.
Die Ginloiung 1T ieiner8eit iiber-
icbcn mor0cn.
SD bin 81 arm I'M fiIr ole Il. Ct.
cen %erIult 5i troacn imo bite INN
$brcn frcunolihen Jtut6, mas in Die
fer SnNe 81 tbuL I'M 8u meincm
@eloe 81 oelangem ooer wenieitens
81. cinem Ebeil2
Soa ih oeu Erdiioenten @illon
bitten?
@cu 5enot ooer GongreB, na6
Hitbmono ooer mobin ionlt2"
Ger 9lcrmItel IS lit auf ser eiaen
Seite lebr ibwer, bel DER 2eftiire oes
Wrieics oos 2aden 6iI perbciBen, on.
-ocrerieits iiuO oller0in0s oiertouieno
Wlorf aud feinc &leinigfeit nod oa-
5lt no DER Ntoml pirfIid mht nit
@lidSgiitern geie9nct 6u leiu iheiut
gSic, icOcs Shulfino weiB lno pic
lhlieBliN ouM Elm oentiMer 0ber.
@oIticfretdr willcn miiBtc, bo6eu Die
couioocrirten 5tooten nit ocm @noe
oes @iirgcrfrieges 1865 ouh ibr
Gnoe gcflnoen. 0oB @oibington
sic @lmocsballpiltoot 1T, mo uitbt
@ibmono, miiBte 10 Elm bober 9eom.
ter mlb wilcn.
g9ir f0nnen oem W}onne mr Den
@otb qe6cn, oos wcribloie Eapier
unter 05las uno 8obmen du tbun uno
in ieiner auten Shlbe auf8ubdngen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

gllS einc Der piNtiglten StulilrailI-
qo6en ser iunGtiIrtiitben 9leiormen
6etra9tet ser gegemu1rtgc 9Ider6all.
miniItcr 9i6eloo NoO nit 9ieht Ole
g9icocrouIioritung Der fabIen Berg
riidcn mo Salocn lm0 bat 81 0iciem
3ucd na1 omeritaui1cm &orbil0
cinen @olnpilan5lngStog bciblol-
fen. jc0er Bauer ioa I'M Sabre nlin-
0eItenS iiini @GlmI6en pilar5en, Die
er ans 0en itaatliDen 9alnni6llen
6e5iebt. glbcr nit Der 0llrhiii6rimg
oiclcS @eOantenS bat cS quite @eile,
luo mteroeiien ninnnt Die &aloper-
miilhnq in Scr IiirIci inmer bcorob
liHerc Sormcn an. Gin GorrclpOn.
ocnt Der Sol5pelt in Smprua cnt-
mirit elm anl6oulibes Yilo BON Der
So6pcri6wenoung, ole I'M oSmoni-
iben Rei1 @er6eeumgen mrihtel.
Der 2onomonn martet bel Der Itei-
9cnoen 9iac6iroae aa1 Yreunbol5
tmo Sol5to6le ni1t mebr, bis ole @i-
de berangewa6ien 1T; IonOern Die
ei1enl60Blinge peroen i6on obge-
lbla9en, wenn iie crit ormitarf limo.
Ole StGrnne merOcn in @rlltbobe a6-
9cbddt, lpeil Is ben 1Glern 5ll imbe-
Qllen ilt li1 81 biiden Dic @o-
maiden Die mobammeOanl6en Nul-
0arcn, Doben cine ma6re 2eioenibnit
I'M SoImldQen, lmO oa lie auSec5ei1-
neic Sol5orbeiier lin0, 10 i6lageu lie,
nlr 5il lbrem GeroniiQen mo mn
lDre Strait lmo @eI1idli6teit 81 3ei-
Gen 5mcdIos @dumc nie0cr, sic I'M.
bcniibt licgen bleiben. @eiiird)tete
@alooerwilltcr limo aud oic Sicbulu.
dber mo Golbenipolter. ole mlr mc.
MIG Nol5 liir ibre 3mede mitne6mcn
mo neln 3c0ntel 6rs bon i6ncn Qcs
iblo9cnen Nol5cs I'M QSolO 6crlmlic-
acn loIlen gSia Der @olier Ieinenl
9iiiieI einige 9ldtier sur glo6rlmQ
porieBeL Damn iblGat CT qan5 einioh
cine 9ubc lm Die am g9coc Ite6t
braudt er in Der @iri6ihoit iiir oen
&agen ooer Den 'Eihg etmaS &Dl8, 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

hlbt er lid ift &olOe einen paiienoen
Stonn ans lmO idat i'm; 6Guiig iit
i6m Der erIte nod ni9t re1t, uno er
i6ldgt nod cinen on0eren nie0er.
g9aS Qber Die 9ouern Inn ibre 9or-
ier perlpiiitet 6aben, Oas fam and bel
neicn 9lnpilau5imgcn nie me6r 5um
orOcntliben Maloe auilpa1ien, neil
OoS Gie6 oorin meioet. Die melt6e-
rii6mtcn 9lngora5iegen oie ein 10 iei.
Oenwcihcs 8ea 6aben, iie iinO eS, oie
Den gr0Btcn Ebeil oes @aloes i'm
fleinaiiotiiden SCOTLAND auigeireNen
6abcn Sc 6liiben0er ole 3iegen3udt
lit oeito menigcr Malo giebt es; 0as
benefit Oor glaem ooS QSiloiett BON
9lngord. Gen 3iegen entge6t feline
anoipc, mo Eallienoc bon @ettareu
auf oenen lc6eusfrditigc @ur5eln BON
@i6cn mo anocreu 9Glmeu ieoes
Sa6r ouSi6lagel glei6eu inn Som-
mcr cncr @iiiic, neil 0ic 560Bliugc
our6 oic @cirGBgfcit Scr S6iere per-
nic6tet pcroeu.
S1limmc 6einOe oeS GalOeS iin0
oltb bic @anoer6irten melc6e Ole
id0uiteu @eitdn0e nieOerbrenncn, I'M
9lderlmO 5i 9cminneu, 0aS 0odj audi
ionlt in S3iille lm0 SiiQe Dorbcnoeu
iii. Ger @alobeitauo ser Giirfei
miro beutc MIR nod aui Gin 3wau5ig-
itel ser @ooenilGd6e geiddbi ud6renO
cs ais Dort6eiIbafteS GcrbGltnB all
gelnein gilt mem elm 9rittel Der 9o-
ocnlGbe nit @olo 6citanOen lit.
SGngeS Der onotoIiibcn Giien6a6n
bat iib jcBt cinc lcb6alte SGge- SnOu-
ltrie cntmidelt. iir ole groBe sDiaNen
Don 9au6olj auigeitopelt iiuo. @ns
Sol3 miro aui ocm Stanu oiicntlib
perlteigert, rmo 10 werocn ale ole gro
ben @dlOer an DER Giienba1n per-
ni1te;.
|tlNVl llhi DlC lllllllCl llltUl IlClN(l4
0eu Sol5preiie iino oie notbmcnoige
6olge 0ieIcr @alODcrpiiitlng; nod
pie beoenfliber 1T Oic 8erIdledte-
rlmg oes &linaS, Die oaOurb 6erDor-
geruien miro Ger Yoocn trodnet i'm
,Snnern &leinaIieu'S. no man tage-
lang feinen Baum Ie6t, ma6reuO 0e5
S5ommers ocrartig aus, DAB Oie gln.
pildn5nngen Oeroorrcn miiNen; Die
5eltigen 9legengiiiie oeS g9inters
ii6eridmcmmen mieocr 9(aeS nit ib-
rem 6lutbcn; 10 iinO mcite 6lG6cn
perinpit lmo aus 0ieien Siimpien
ltelgen 9iltigc 0iinite ans, Die Die
gon5c @egeno perlcuAcu 9tm ne6-
men 0ie aniiedenoen &ranfbciten ii
oicien maloloien @egenoen cinen cr-
ibredenOen llmiang an; nameutlib
miltben Nlalaria, Gbolera, S1wino-
iudt unO Nlaitern. Ger qcmorocte
9Solo rG1t iih, inOeu CT oaS &lima
Derldle6iert uno oaS rnht IS 0ferni9e
tiirfiibe @clf 5u cincm entorteiea,
troitloien aRenihcnihlag meroen
l6Bt, Der 10 reii miro iiir ben iiaat-
li6en llntergang.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

g8iiieni@oit lidj iii ocin 9ieoc iuieoer-
ipicoclt:
ug8ie giit it's, OoB oie&elt 70 ounlml
Gas tonlmt uns wo6l gelcgeu;
Sold tieieS @pnngclium
@ringt lms @ei6eiOteu Segen.
@ir iino sic 6erren, mir a0ein,
Gas Ounme Solf ic5aut uibt 6inein;
Die @iiicnicbait nG6rt ibrcn Mann
So treibt cs ,Scoer, mic cr'S tannl"
81. 3. 9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12
Ginc 5rancnredtleriu seseu Die
Guffraaetteu.

9Dette @uI6crt, Die iid ie6r oft
ais eirige 9ln6Gngerin Oes ,Srauen-
itiumrecGtS befannte, bat ieBt an oen
nToilp Eelegrop51 einen gc6oruii6-
len @roteit gegen Die nHlitanteu
Suiiragetten geri1tet. Gle ueiit 3n-
crit Ooroui bin, OoB iie Dor mcni0en
So6ren oen Sroucnltinunre6tS-
morid ser Suiiragctten olrb 2on.
DON mitgema@t 6o6e uuO nicnalS I'M
2eben 0ieeS miirOige, impoiante
Sdauipiel Dcrgclien fonne, inO id6rt
tort: oSe6t obcr ieiO i6r 5u ocu olteu
Nlei5ooen pes anoeren Wei6ledbtS
ii6ergeaangen, 81 ienen S6aten wie
lie rcpolttionGrc lootl6lGgcr inmer
bcgangeu BADEN S6r pernle6rt Oie
3nbl brutoler un0 irriiuniger Nien-
ic1en. 3u meIAcni 3med? S6r De-
ic6impit beleioigt luO greiit iogor
Die %erion oes &onigS an ,S6r re.
pettirt ni1t me6r oas S5aupt eures
Staoies S6r perliert o6er eltre
MiirOe, uenn i6r Hrc Sel6itbe6err-
icbung nerliert. ll1O i6r morOet, ibr
t0otet cine mrnOerbore Sadie, cine
Sadie, 0ie nit @eOulO, @eiit, Seele
limo Ser5 betriebcn werOen mllB,
9Ille reuolutondren 9ewegungen
uoren bon mGunliAcn 9or6arcicn
beQleiict. Gie Sraucn bdtieu jeBt eli
ne mnnoer6orc @eleqeu6eit, 5u be-
weiieu OdB allies gtot6wenoige aub
nit Site mo Siebe oelponnen mer-
ben tonn.
Sb meme Shmeileru Ourd eure
umuiiienoe, Iclbliiiihtige llngeoulo
bubt ibr eincnSbattcn aui oen ib0n-
iten &anpi gemorien, 0en Die g9elt
ie geie6en. @uer 9ene6mcn i'm Sc
iGuqniB mar oerart. OaB 0ie Wldn-
ner lil6 eud gegeuiiber bepoleresf
erwciieu miBten. Sbr 6o6t 5ierit oil
ibr NlitleiO appeQirt, ino ibr ieio es
gelpeieu Oie iie 3li Der @ritolitdt ser
3mau9siiittcrung ge5wungcu bo6eu.
@euie lit ais Oa5 Heiultat Der S6a-
Ten Ginger m6e6crri6ter g8e;6er oie
Sohe OeS SeniniSnuIs to0t oOer zoe
nigIleus iAwer fronf S6, Suiira-
qetten! Sobt 9litlei0 nit eurcn
SAmeiicru, oie eruortet 6a6en, Dob
cure Gnergie ibre Gbrdnen trodnen
ipiro, &ubt cure iiberiponnteu 9fer
pen aus, begnnt etueu irieolden
longeu 6eiertog unO iiberlegt, iiber.
lcQt 8e6ei ser g9clt einc neue an.
mut6ige 9lero uuo loBt eure g8niien
9flmen. SGtbelu mo l6rGnen iein.
lluo rddt eub niAt all olten 9il.
0ern, al 9rieitaitciJ an 9oOenicn.
Ilern uno legi feiu 3euer in &irben.
Cenrt menn ibr Dies i6ut, 10 beweaI
i6r eub pom 3iele iort, iiott i6n
entaegcL mo i6r crregt SOB mo
9lniipol6c gcgcu cine Sohe, Ole oae
iueit6cr5igcn WleuiAen unterltiibeu,
mcnn lie nit g8iisOe imO Sempera-
mont DnrdebrQdt miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

1uu) w Dlll ullul ulc OGuJlutDlH
Dous9ciDiNie" 9an5 aus Ocm cigent-
li9en Cert getonuen. SD molte
mcineu Ireunoen am Sonntogstii1
etipas ii6er Cincinnati, Oie i66ue
Staot AMI iic6en Siigclu erbout, er-
3G6len; oenu OaS lit ia eigcntGb iiir
Oen Seierfrcis mcitniiS mcrtDpoller,
ais aQc SrGrmereicn bon Der Sci-
mat6 lmO SelnlatbSliebe. &eiuc Sta0t
in glmcrifa Iollte mir bon &cd)tS me-
gen ud6er ltc6en im0 10 t6euer icin
ais Cincinnati, mo- ic6 Dor 80 SSabren
i'm Biorr6auS Der @amp &al6inotop.
@cmein0c, am @er5en meines oGter.
li1en, trcuen 6reunOes @os, uleinc
3peite Seinat6 ianO. 9}od INNER
lit cs Die i1one, blii5enoc Sto0t am
G6io-8 8hiiic, mic oomols, nur nod
pcitauS gr0Bcr mo Den 9coiiriniIIcn
Der @cgenwart ongcpoBt. Gas 9lltc
muBtc ltiir5en N 10 lit cS einnal
mo obs ou1 SbrGnen foitet sic
ltol5cn SdlIen pergangener 3eitcn
iinO geiallcn rno nit ibnen oic iblaQ-
icrtigcnl broUcu, frcien &dmpcn, Die
i5r Oeuiides &eien rnO &e6en 666cr
idGBten, ais ale &ort6eilc, ole
man Dem fdufli1en S)cu6ler betet,
mn oas bciligc @ut Der Ieuti6en 5u
perfonlcn. Iarlnn lit ou6 6eute
nod Ole Stoot ocuti6 in i6rcn@runoa
jigen ob ou6 picle @egeniiiBIer i'm
biIrgerHden im0 flcrifolen @elpanoe
ibrc i6one Oeutl1e Spra1e o6ne
@er5tlopien berfauiten. S6 aud Der
@idemuolo 6coeuteno gcli6tet eS
lebt nod cin oeutl1eS Clement, oas
ieincm gtamen @6re bereitet Sin
fernoeutl6er G6arafter lit ieOenioas
DER 9iirgermeiitcr Spiegel DER lib
0urdD eigene Strait Don scr Saui6a6n
eines Observation-Disclosures bis
sum 0cicierten 9l0pofaten, be5m. 9ii1-
ter Der oberltcu GjeribtSbant, empor-
8el6mln9en iu0 nm ais Sberbalpt
Der Sta0t oen i0mercn r. l6meren
Sarren nit ieltener gluS0auer m0
nit 9roBenl Griolge aus ben gtieoe-
rngcl berals aui Oic S006e Der 3eit
lbiebt. ,Sll Cincinnati miro eben-
10 gel0implt mic IN Baltimore. Sin
,5c0cr, Der elm 0iientli1es 9lmt betlei-
oct rir0 au1 bier SpiB6ub genonnt
oas liegt einmal IN Der ielbltiii6-
tigcn Dicni1eunoirr; per gernc
ilie6lt lmO iinoet feinc @clcqen6eit,
Der ncuill oic glnOcrcn 9ew06n(i1
SpiB6ubcn 9lc6nliD lpie iene mrt6-
entbrannten @eiber mo g9ei6lein,
Ole ibre 9litmeni1eu ucrOG6tigen
iie ih1Oen bali aeinen me6r, 0ic oQen
OriAelnl 99nS man io6relang,
o6nc jeoe llnterbreDung in Ginciu-
natl bcwmOern mIBtc moren ni6t
mlr Der ireie @edr lmJi0ie iAoner
Stiinitc, bic man mie ein Grbglt
pile9tc, ionoeru and ser meniAlbe
Sonntog. 0aHit lit eigentliN 9laeS
1eiagt, mas Ocnl treuen 9eltiAthm
am @5rc gerci9eu fonntc. SD meine
feineu oSoutao" iou0eru cmen
Sonniog, Der @ott imo Nleuiben cr-
Ireut acin pilocs S6nanien mO
Soilen OaB Die 6diicr roIleu wic
einc 6clol1labt. Cincinnati iiebt
abcr belte I'M Sternbloc 0es &rebies,
ole Denlenocn EeripiiNe mO oic 500
len9rober aller ipo6ren N}orol, 0ie
lIreliDaren 9lacsircNcr, 6abeu barcits
lQr ont onsgeipriBi, uno mcit iicbeu
o'e MAIDEN oIlcn, ais moQlen lie 9(ueS
lelpcr IrcNen Der Shla6trul
jeiBt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-12

u9ar @ailer lit OaS Clement,
Nb@ allD mon1er @nrQel 6rennt;
sSir wolleu gsaIierl nIr fcin 9ier,
&ir MAIDEN jcocu@cnlA gum G6ier!~
9ie ionoicn %atent.gidiilcin DO
rell i6on Oic 5l06e bultcn oorum
9cbt man aQcn Sonntaoslmtcr6ol.
hngcu luic 8. 9. .Gon5ertcn. g6eo.
term Sortro0cn lim. an ocn S3rooen
mO ldBt eS IN Setti1riit perfim0eu
nOopu lpii5 i1c out1l~ I'm 0os 9(l.
les 5u crrei@en miro ileiBiQ Qebetet,
uno gcricbcnc Sceriibrcr lino paien.
tirt mo inlIrlIirt, Oem armcnShlochi-
Die6 oeu 1oSeslloB 81 oericbcu.
Sonii famen oic ggciicn lmo @utcn
pom 0itenl 9hnd 4eius, DER Sci
lono, lit ans Dem Often Qefommeu
ober 6cut5uiage, Serr icbau oein 8olf
an! Ga fonmt Die aloucnIci6c, oic
7hmeinc-Gbolern mo ole beiliac
9,ro6i6ition Dom Often imo tritt i6ren
to0brinQcnOen Niarlc6 na6 Dem QSe-
ltcn an! 9laes bewe9t iiG I'M 3ei6en
6cs 0rebies; logar Die Wlannwei6er
,,nN sic gSei6.@ldnner IN umlerer
olorreidcn 3eit am &orabeno Der
}o6rbllnoert.6eier Der Sreien mo
o}roncn sic i'm Sterneubamerlieoe
cinc cmiae G6rencrlldrlm9 unierer
honltre6cnocn 9lation crblidicn.
So% 6oltl 9}ota benel beind6e 9dtte
IN nor louter SAla4t6duicr imo
SSyo6ibition sic groBe lmmerlitdt in
Ginri,moti ocrgciien. Qos ioute ia
fiir ggciS6eitbciliiieuc pon b0blter
gaihtiofcit leiu, neil iid ia auaen-
6Iid1irb sic Belt imacbeuer nit bobe-
rcr' ofoOcnil6cr 9ilonna imo nit
,,n6c5ico6orcn &riegSibIien be-
SrhSitiot lhio mcbc, wenn lie loSge-
1oSreu sic foloiiol probig trelbeu
lic's oft Sic ,Sn6abcr b06erer SSillen-
Sdoiten' Sic qcldjditli6en Siiter olter
CSebcinc Sine iiinltallenoldb-
rioe Tnronioe bat mcbr @er8 ais
iolde qelebrteu S9dnIie, Oeren 0o9Ile
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-20
'YesteslrdaYy,s Results lGE

y, =, Yesterdays Results.
- ST. L6uis," s.: Chicago tG!Pssst
u Cleveland. 81 Detroits'7. !Rg7a
II q Estio sW-----.---slj as5fT1
'1sQre bsgtGamesi Today.w siss
.ost. Louis at Chicago. ), r.
. Cleveland at Detroit.
Washington at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-20
Score by Innings.

Summary: Two base hits. Carey.
Mowery, t2)i Gibson, Groh. iHoblit-
zell. Stolen basce. Grey (2l. Kelley.
Mowery. Wagner, Mitchell, Moran.
Bates. Hoblitzcll. Herzog. Hit by
pitcher, by Cooper 1; by Benton l.:
Double plays, Wagner to Konetchey;
Mowery to Konetchey. Left on
bases, Pittsburgh. 8; Cincinnati. 10.
First on balls. of Copper, 2; McQuil-
len, |; Benton. 3; Adams, 9. Struck
out. by Cooper, 3;McQuillcn, q: Ben,
ton. 4; Adams. 4. Hits apportioned
o.: Cooper. Z, in l-3 innings: OF
McQuillen,. 2 In 2 20 innings; off
Benton, 5 in 5 innings: on Adams. s,
in 4 innings. Passed balls. Gibson.
Empires. Rigler and Emslic. Time
ESQ.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-20

CINCINNATI TEAM DOES NOT
MEASURE UP TO THE
PIRATES.
vIcToRs HAD BETTER PITCHING
ANI DID EXCELLENT
TEAM WORK.

CINCINNATI, April 2o.-Increc-
tive pitching by the Cincinnati
pitchers and better all around work
on the part OF Pittsburgh enabled
the latter to win the second straight
game from Cincinnati today. . to 3.
Benton for the locals was taken out
of the box after the visitors had
scored five runs on FIVE hits. Adams
who succeeded while not wild was
hatted hard. Pittsburgh obtained
one or more hits In each Of the in
nings he pitched. The! score:
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University
!. lLGets A Game
DEFEATED! Observation-Disclosures q
OVER THE NAVY, BASEBALL
TEAM.

ANNAPOLIS, MO-, April 20.west
Virginia University defeated the
Navy baseball team here Saturday.
Alto 2. The Mountaincers had the
Navy on the run the entire game.
This Is the second contest lost this
season By the Navy. Tile score:
R. Fl. E.
West Va. 200 001 O0l-4 G 1
Nevy ...... 900 100 1902 0
Batteries: Barron and Fiddler;
Vinson and Hicks.
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Farm III ut High Z
School Won V
OpeningGan1e
LOCAL LADS DEFEATED MAN.
NINGT0N TEAM ON ITS HOME
GROUNDS.
HARD HITTING AND EXCELLENT
WORK BROUGHT WELL DE.
SERVED VICTORY.

Tie Fairmont High school team
defeated the Warrington High school
team Saturday afternoon by the
score of II to 5.
Fairmont started her scoring in
the first inning which closed. The
score board showed so.
Excellent team work and hard
hitting on the part of the local
players enabled them TO win well
deserved victory. Dorsey Jones OF
Clarksburg umpircd. The score:
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summary: two base hits Yast,
Hamilton Singleton Three
hast, hits. Bailey, Ridgley. Home
run, iIsingleton.K Struck ,out, by
Aultnian, JIG; by ktorris.ta. -IBascs
on balls. E0if Aultntan. 81 or Nor
ris, a.. Umpire, Jones. Time of
game, hours.
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Games Today.
New York at Brooklyn.
Boston at Philadelphia.
/ Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
Chicago at st. Louis.
Standing of the Clubs.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Saturdays Results.

Washington, 4: New York. 1.
Chicago. Z; st. Louis. ..
Detroit, a; Cleveland: 8.
Philadelphia, Q; Boston, 1,Sa.
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Col. Deueny. AT
Haure DeGrace
TAKES HIS STRING OF HORSES
TO FAMOUS MARYLAND

!. Colonel Thomas "A. Dcyeny and
Walter Eliason left today for Hayrc
DeGrace where their horses are en-
tered for the races to be run on that
famous track. Laterlthey will take
their horses to Baltimore. The local
horses have been in several races this
spring and have given a good account
OF themselves. They have won sew
eral times.
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CHENILLE NORMAL.

DUCKHANNoN. April 2O.-Glcn-
willie Normal dropped the second
game OF the series to Wesleyan Sat-
urday by another large score. The
score:
10 II I,
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Yesterdays Results.
Indianapolis. 3; st. Louis, 30. 0 0
Chicago, 9; Kansas City, Z.
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Standing Of the Clubs.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.

Saturdays Results.
brooklyn. a: Pittsburgh, 3. :
st. Louis. q; Indianapolis, 2.
Baltimore. .; Buffalo, 4.
Chicago, 6; Kansas City, 8.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
SATURDAYS Results.

Pittsburgh, s; Cincinnati. 8,
Brooklyn, s; New York, 6.
Philadelphia. 5; Boston, 8.
ST. Louis, s; Chicago, 2.
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Standing Of the Clubs.
Camera Man
Gets Picture

4 The Fairmont-Normal school base
l'pll team mad 10 sandsafew Rtnptcs
before Tho camera nah Saturday aft
clpoon. The members Of the team
wore photographed by Photographed
Ernest Schwaner.
Mr.. Schmaner is making the, pic
lures that will be used as illustra-
lions in the publications "Thc
Mound" and Maple Leaves"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-04-20

Games Today.
Indianapolis. at Kansas City.
. Chicago at st. Louis.
Buffalo at Pittsburgh.
brooklyn at Baltimore.
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The Insect Man

l will do your spraying and rid your
trees, shrubbcry and plants Of the
ravages Of insects. It is my speci-
atty. You pay me for the job and
buy the preparation that i recon.
mend. 2gia 81
i JOSEPH GRANT, gslo Cedar St.
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NORTH BENNINGTON

The Evangelistic services are com
ing along splendidly. Two things,
however. should be said, the people
of the community do not feel anxious
for their own souls. And lot OF
Christian people seem as Indifferent.
Remember that the lot of the man
who should cause another to offend
or stumble ought to be that mill
stone should be banked about his
neck and that he should be drowned
in the depth of the sea Mr.. Barker
preached magnificent sermon on
the text NO man cares for my soul"
Is that so we Christians? There is
no excuse when we could pack hall
for a splendid concert such as that of
last evening Do you realize that Mr..
Barker has been in these courses
with Bryan, La Toilette. Hobson, Hill.
lis and worked with men like Billy
Sunday? Lets have some go-to-
church evenings next week. say Tues
day, Thursday and Friday and close
stores. offices, etc. in favor OF the
meetings. 1t will be worth while.