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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-08
Gin nentraler Seridjteritatter iiber
bic angeblid)c Sewerfnns Der aas
tbeorale Nutre Came sa Sd
ris init Ypmben.

Die Nep gorf vImerica" geIrat.
tete eirtem ibrer Wtitarbeiter in Ser
Iusgabe pom 81. Nop. Die Srage 81
ltellen, oh eS bloBer 3ufa1 gemeien,
bob bie &atbeorale Notre Game 5ll
Earis on eriter Stelle Die 3iellheibe
Der oeutifen 9ombenperfer muroe,
ODER Oh Der Ingriff oils ein IllsfluB
Oes SabrDm0erte alten Saiies Der
0euti6en gegen Stride mo Gbriiten.
tbum gelten miiiie. @obei man
iiberiiebt, oaB Die eriten 0eutiden
Somben bereits i'm @uguit uno Sep.
TENDER in Haris fielen, mGbreno sic
&at6eorale 9totre Came crit ON Is.
Sftober BON einem Oertiden Slieger
beworien moroen iein ioa. @ir iagen
berporfen moroen lein ioa, oenn Der
! ms porliegenoe 9eridt zines in Ba-
ris an1peienoeu 8eri6terItatters neils
trailer 9lGtter tritt Der IilffaIiung
cntge9en, baB irgenb cine nennens.
ruertbe 9eihdoigulig Ser Hotrc
9amesaird]e perurlaft mor0en lit,
menn lie, mas er be5meiielt, ii6er.
baupt getroffen moroen lit.
Gr i6reibt: IaS mar Elm id)par.
ser Sonntag fir Die Barrier (ber IS.
Sftober). rSau6ei1"~ famen g~eilogen,
piele oSutben", unO 9omben baben
lie geluorfen, 5nblreife Bomber,
5luan5ig ipllten es gemeiea iein. Man
mill lie ge5Gblt Daben. Sd CLAUDE es
nidt. 9ieier Son1tag bat MIR 10
reft ben troitloien S~eelen5uitano Der
Barrier entbiiat. PIN 0torgen nm
10 u6r bate i1 i'm Sale Hopal, Dem
SteQOi6ein Ser INNER 5ablrei6cr in
Faris ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sourno.
~liiterl, meinen Sriibtrunf eingenom.
men urro ge6ad)te Dem 8roBitaotne.
bel Ourd einen 9ummel burd ct. &c.
mis- pber Senlis 5u eutrinnel. Sd
itcuere Der Hue Ripoli 5n. Wenifen
lanfen 3uiummen. Gin Spionl"
Ger Guf gent oird Die StraBen,
oeren Saben 9eidloiien bleiben. Sd
beetle mid nift. Spione werOen in
Earis ieoen Gag 81 9ueenOen per.
buftet. 81 Slnoerten. Die glerm.
item Der Irmen, Die tagelang feiten
Siiien in ben Wagen befommen, trei.
ben Die Spionage geiperbsmGBig. Sic
entoeden iif ielber als Spione. 9enn
auf anoere @eiie fGme ibr Magen
nift 81 Dem belmiBteu 9iiien, ser
n~otbtpenoi9 lit, Inn 2eib lulo Seele
5ulammen5ubnlten. 0aS auge bes
@eieBes feunt meiit idou i'm poraus
@roBe uno Sdpere 0es Spionage.
fales. Man lpiiroe in Der Mebr5abl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-08
Die &ommuniun int Sdiibcnsrabcn.
(crisinalbienit Der s.. ~

Gin Seinitenpater fhreibt bon
&ffelOe IN Den M%rgonnelt: n@ott'
lob bin ib pom Mrmee.9iid]oi l,nte,
Sul1oerten a%ngenommen mor0en, I'm
unieren Sritppen in Der Sront 5lt bel.
fen. @s mar ergreifeno id)on, ais i'd
gum eriten Wtale ais Selogeiltli6er
aliitrat. Nad) einer Mfeiis auf freiem
SSeloe, in Der Sunoerie bon brauerl
Soloaten fonlmltni3irten, belt ifJ
Dor 5 big d. Wann unb Dem
Stobe cine Yreoigt. Ser altar itano
spiihen awei bIilmengeidmiiftq1 @c-
ifiisen, Die Hegimentsmuiif beglei-
tete baS rSe Seum". 9tln babe id)
Die Seeliorge I'M @alOe Dor oenl
Seinoe In Ingriff genommel. Sd
reite in Die Selleritellilng, fried)e in
Die @ro6itten, no man Dor 8ranat-
iplittern 5ielnlid) iiher lit. Damn
friehen Die fafbpIiifcn Wnmiduften
einseln SIT mir berein, beifterL em-
pfmlgen ben lieben Seilar,O unO gebell
pieber in lire Sd,iitengraben. 9is
jett bat mid mein Sdnbengel nod
INNER bebiitct. Nun bin if 5u elmer
9ipiiicn periest, no iiberbaltpt fem
@eiitlider bis jett mar; ipie freuen
fid Die 2eute. Gs iino ca. 10000
Nfann, cine itorfc Yfarrel."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-08
Die Sransoien fiiblen ibr Wit6djen
an Mersten.

Berlin, 26. Iop., per 9rnht.
Ioie na6 2onOon. - Die oeiltihe
Nreiie perlangt IuitlGrung iiber cine
Ilngereftc 8erurtbeilung beutider
NilitGrar5te ieitens zines fran30ii-
i6en &riessgerihts. Die 3eitunger
foroern Die Hegierung auf, Die Ser.
Staaten ltm germittlrng a~n5ugebcll
nno no~tbigenfals &epreiialien gegen
Sranfreif 81 ergreifen.
9as iran5oiiihe &riegsgeri6t in
Garis perllrtbeilte fiir5lid) dd)t bent.
Idle Sanitdts- Sffiaiere zines Ieierpc.
forps rpegen mgeblihen @einbie6'
itablS uno SeranItoltung eines @ela.
geS am 8. September in Dem Shloiie
.2i5p" ST. boben Stroien. Der bod)itc
Sffiaier Duroe ailf Die Inflage bin,
1875 pertpunOete Sran5oien nidt ORC.
nunesmGBig gepile9t su baben, gu
spei Sabren Saititrnfe oeriirtbeilt.
Ole iibrigen erbielten lefS Wonate
biz ein Sabr 8eiGngniB.
Die angeflagten Sffisiere ga6cr,
an, BOB, ipeltu mirflid) @ein geitob.
len nno in Gas ShloB sebraht nor
ben lei, beltti6e Srnpper, Ole Dor
linen arf Dem &iid5ug bon Der
Marne %eintrafeil, fir Die g%nt1penolul1
berantportIid) ieien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-08

@llnoe ant 8opf u,tb Spei am slrme.
Sein Seut1nnt trDitete i'm nit Der
IusiiGt, bon ibm ein 3ertififat iiber
Die 8erruunOungen 5u erbalten. Die
ieS Gofument piiroe Sbnen ipdter
lebr niisli6 iein, Inn cine 3ipil-Au.
TELLING 81 erbalten," iagte Der Ger.
geant. sd babe cine Stequne, bie
id) audi nah Dem 8riege rpieber antre.
ten fann-iG bin BrieIter," anipor.
tete Der Gerleete.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-08
@ie bic Transuieu bic erite Oentide
Saline eru6ertem.

tepeSial.G prrefppnbenS Sieier Seituna)
Die critic bentidle Sabnc, bic Den
SranSuicn in bic Sanbe ficl, iuar baS
Bonner hes 6. pummeriidJen Nesi.
ments. Sieie!6e Saline mar Die cin-
sisc, bic aud inn &riese 1901 in
franS6iiiden Seiit iiberging. Sic
iunrbc bamals inter chem Sanfen
pon 2eiden bel ben 4nfrGnmnngsar-
beiten beS SdladtfelSes blntis, ser.
fest nnb 5~eriduHen, an%fgefnnSen.
Me MN bic Sabne oes 6. pom-
meriidcn &esiments n~eusroinss in
frans0fide Sanbc ~iiberains, crsGblt
bas uSparnal rSneit" pun Inaers:
IS iuar mad, cen ifiueren &Gmpfen
an, G., bas 6ci Gaiiignp liest. Smrdv
bic idjuere Seutid)e Nrtilerie battcn
bic Tran5oien sruRe 8erlnite erlitten.
lie Sentidlen g~laubten, Sah mir i'm
&iifSusr mareu nnb cine M6tbeilnng
rihtete lid gegcn cine Snrh nniere
slrtilerie Md bcicttc StelunG nc
pun ben Sentiden beidoiiem WnrSe.
Die oentide Srnppe fam 10 sudden
suei Seicr NIB mnRte iidJ, I'm nidJt
ION eisencn @eihiiten pernidltet 81
iurroen, snriifSiebcn. Sicier Insen-
blif unrbe uun Den TrauSoicn ausse.
mist. Srans0iiidDc &auallcric itaao
sur 2infeu SeS Shladtislocs. lin.
iOnlt iuhtcn bic ScmtidJeu cine Stel'
lung, NO lie iid) iuicber iauumeln
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-08
3peioeatise 4nsfnuft.

Game: n9Iio SIR 0ienitmGodJen
tritt pom grlten ab bel mir elm. Wod,.
ten Sic mir mift einise gust,rnft
iiber lie geben?"
&aufmann: rSebr germ. Sic
iheint nidt sana ebrlib 8u iein. SD
babe lie Dor aht Saeen nit elmer
Gednuna 81 Sbnen geibidt; lie bat
aber Oas @elo bic beitte nod nidJt ab.
aeIiefert."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-08
IRA
Solaen6en

Sol9enpen
gen RiIitdrc
~WIndener
- SIR n
boreu bon III
Iid1e S6ilbei
unlnoglid, Do
@inorIde i61
Iei6t bon be
@rpBe bon &c
@udb beute 5!
reif. Sas II
Der 5u @u6
5urud, lebei
ettpas Iber n
i'd, baB es at
i'd nidbt.
elm i6iucr b
Sripnt5imrnci
NaGt bel i'm
redte Sub a
einen 8itnif
traurigent s
mohte ih al
meme Gone
foeiten Haun
permitted bin
irteine &iebli
Do iummte er
Sein Sdub6
iagte ibm:
nnb fang ibi
fn9te ct tieib
tauienbmal,
f6oniten Src
trdumt." 9
ituntm unb ID
IIndner bo
gu i6reiben
fontnte balb
3or9eu bait
am Ibenb II
ionft 5ubrId
Bette betete
nleine Sdulo
inein armes
mar bas Sic
Elm eigenes (
Saale Sy iteg
iagt: ~Sobge
@an6en Do
@anbent elm
es lit bas 4
ia9en: SD bt
iperbe i6 es
LANCE 3eit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-08
@eripntnms Ses Giiernen 9renses.
(crisiualSienf Der g. ~

Sn Saris weroen iest Hadabm,r.
gen OeS giiernen areu5es I'M einet
balben Srunfen a~llsgeboten. Waiien.
bait fam man Die groBen uno fleinen
&inbsfopfe NIT Dem 4b5eiden i'm
&nopflo6 auf ben StraBen ieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-08

&c ipirb l
Sige @runb |
britannien's
5ebu Sabre II
BON Seiten 4
it0ren ioa, Ii
indnnii6en g
8ie piele
Gtuaten iinb
@uftpanb ppi
itrebinrne III
8ioniere in
rem in &inuti
biele 2eute i
Snteai8en5 II
emit elm llnb,
bes 9orf ORR
pDaig unfru
9elegen - II
elmer Der e
Sitens tpuroe
gen iuurben
gaum ipurb
iiber9cbra6t,
ltinheiien, eff
Drt errei6te.
berne europa
Elm n~looernei
Giienbabnper
groBe Wtinen
@bineien ipe
i%uanblung b.
Dappn mbcr5e
inter teiner
f0nnten ais
farnen baber
tan. @ngliil
iiide Sanfer
sliiatiihen.
Silialen in i
Den Huf cine,
@nropder in
%ipinnen. 9
5ieae 8nhst
Gtdtiititen %
tdten auf9e3t
bab S6ifffal
nnbmen iih
1911 perpier
~feruerbin no.
Seutihen 81
tun9 Der 3
ibule Der
ieber uniperi
punt beutid
mahten, mir
Sahlagc INIT
fret betrahte
Die Seuti6el
OUT SpuCltpl
boil 81 ipIrb
urb bieies
fder Snteuis|
i~pesseipult m
@iferiudJt gu
lid 5ieben 81
3ultur Der b
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-08
KrieqSkdrte
und Hnd$.
Wcnnit nous Sic spiimicben iinS
i1ttr 25 Scnts cus Stitcf.

Sober umiersr a6Onnsnten pelher feline 3eitune sn Sabr int
gorans no 20 Gents 9eib eiulenbet, csbdlt portofrei ms 9aus abs
gelefert: Cine grobe arR9seQanotarte, Al 3n lang bel % 3ou brett
(ferti9 gum Iufbdngen an Die BanS) ani pelder SolsenpeS, getb
uui Den ernen Sid, 3u fnben lit:
af Der cinen seue: ~ Cine burSi9lihe. ero6e 2anOfartc oner
2dnber guropa's nit 9enauer 9e5eihnun9 (ourd) flare, rotbe Yuntc)
Der 9anpt l. E ttunsc II unb @ilttdr iationen zines ieSen aanoss.
SicIes 1T IberauS mcrtbpoa, um Den 8eraui Der peridieoenen Seog
5i9c in Seleien, Srantrei6, @nbIanb etc, etc, gu perfolsen no
bener 81 perieben.
p llnter Der aarte guropaS lSt man in fIarer, leibt Ieerider.
9rpBer Sdrtft: al Surge Insabe Der arRgsuriate; 81 De ents
neDung5ur1nden io Ueltumnun9en Deg Oretbunbes uD Der
Srtple @ntente; q 8enaue Gn9obcn Der II prmaIen Sriea
penss lno arie9starte Der grmeen, Slotten ub 2ufhdiffe aaer
Hdnoer gnropa's, ippic Der Ser. Stnatn uub Sapau's.
Uni Der anOeren Sete: y aarte Der san8en @eIt pe lie in
rnlem artege perptdelt lit. NIT Ineabe Der e II t fernnnge n bon
tlnaneer' Der Snuptepntinene nnb Seebdfcn. Safenfeiun8en unb 8outc
lmo gauge Der Sauptibifiabrtss 2inien. Ian iRbt Die 9enaue Gage
Der s. nleln uno Defenders, in tlaren Sarben, Die GpIunteu Der
neribiebenen triegfi6renoen @ationen umo Die gr0be Der Gambler mo
0aroe Tnt1 Die uatrEeiiten 8 a 6ellinten imO har bsr8eidnet.
= Inter Der Weltfarte 1te9t cine . e I q e ihe be &arte Der
Wer. Staten. in pelde biuin Die peritiebenen europGiiden Staaten
enge5eidrnet ino uo oaber 9anS fr bas BroBenberbdltnib an
Slo6entnbalt. I'M VergetH gu ben Ser. Staaten unb ben ein5elnen
Staaten set8en. se9r Il brrci b unb tpertbnoa, nidt patr?
~ In9abe Der 8e9ierun9sforn1 Der enn3elnen 2dnber, nit Same
pes Serrlhers mo oes ettpai9cn 56ronfol9ers, Sldbenmbalt, Sep0lfe>
rnngssabl nnS Sauptftdbte. Imb prattii6, pe ? Gs lit
iputtbiQig fir 25 Gents.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-08
1uie DC 10

8rbbur
neral G1riitid
Der iIbafrifaI
Sienstag aui
burg in Sri
fangen ipuroC
bier eingelieH
nSas SRI
feine @erfolg{
idliebli6. Of
feuern. Or d
brigade erbar
biges tpeaeni
9orn9eitrHpp
bcn. @r ID
@ini6lq9en b
a6SuihIttelu,
&ferae, Die c
Iaiien ntuBte,
ieiuer Sdbrte
Der 8aterbur
ipnrcn CT mi
f9aft bone iii
peritteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-12-08
Seine 3iuil-N niteanng nOtbis.
(cristnalptemit Der 81. b.

(Srisinalbtenit Der 81. ~
ginige Gage nod DER Shladrt bel
2ongmp, 10 beri6ten iron5oiiihe
9lGtter, wuroe elm Sergeant idIper
perwllnoet eingelieiert. Gr bate cine
Evening journal., 1914-07-13
WOULD HAVE Church
in LONDON FOR Americans

Mayor Harrison w. Howell this morn
ing received a letter from Miss Belle H.
Hartness OF England, organizer and
treasurer OF the American Church Fund
stating that a movement is on foot in
London to erect there permanent
church to be known as the American
Church. The communication was ac-
companied by a copy Of a letter from
King George, approving the plan. Miss
Hartness stated that IT was intended
TO have the church a meeting place for
all Americans in London.
The letter will be acknowledged.
Evening journal., 1914-07-13
'sNGhh&n1.
tie "
@co7ebo1uI
lsRghlaNl..

No nntter how far gone they may be,
nc Giants may be depended upon TO
lcait up little extra pep and kick
when brought face TO face with the
ubs
\ rhey pulled through 20 form and re-
.-Sesered from the beatings administered
~ 81 Louis long enough 10 down the
nks in the first game Of the Crucial
'eries' now on in Chicago
Cheney and label we're maced for ten
hits, Iesreau was a bit wobbly in spots,
out good enough to win.
Becker and Magee, Of the PhnleS
ran wild against Cincinnati. Becker
drove out a triple and three singles in
1--WE ties up. Magee connected for two
triples and single in four trips
The Braves welcomed Hub Perdue's
appearance in Cardinal uniform by
oasting him for six hits and four runs in
fhree and third innings.
Perdue relieved Doak, who had been
slammed around the lot for seven hits
and six runs.
The American League teams will re.
sumo the work of tieing their pennant
race in a double bow-knot today.
Evening journal., 1914-07-13
UNITED BOAT CLUB
ON SUNDAY river RUN

The initial official run Of the sea
son for vessels Of the United Boat
Club took place yesterday with six
craft participating The fleet left the
Eleventh street bridge az o'clock and
arrived at Augustine Beach about noon.
Following dinner a swim was enjoyed.
On the return trip a storm arose
md during il a slight accident happen
ed to the Vim. Other boats quickly
anne 70 the rescue, repairs We're easily
made and the journey resumed.
Boats making the run were VIM
commanded by William F. Kirk Pion-
Ger, with Dr. @. A. Church at the
wheel; Nellie c., captained by Oscar
Gouert; Gniwe in charge Of w. II. Ew.
lng; the Isabel, belonging TO DR.. E
p. Burnham, and the Starlight. the
property Of John Reinholt
Evening journal., 1914-07-13
ARMY WORMS march
OVER MANY lawns
East and West Side Resi-
dents Now Combat The
Wiggling Wanderers
PARIS GREEN OR LAWN
MOWER TO KILL THEM

The Leucania Unipuncpa forces
have captured the cityl
Millions of army worms-pesky.
wiggling little chaps--are having a
glorious time, eating flowers, Destroy
ing lawns, lunching off rose bushes
and kicking up a variety Of capers.
The Street and Sewer Department
is being kept busy with the protests
of citizens who say they want some
thing done to stop the ravages of the
insects.
Two methods are suggested by
Street Commissioner Frank w. Pier
son as a means Of exterminating the
worms. The first is to place three
teaspoonfuls of Paris green or ar
senic of lead in a bucket of water
and then sprinkle the army worms
headquarters on grass or verdure
Another way to destroy the pests is
to roll their stamping grounds with
lawn roller or road roller. One will
poison the unipuncpas while the 9TH
er will crush them to death.
Another method, not suggested by the
city forester, is believed by many to be
good II requires time but results are
certain. First blind an army worm
with a bright light and after tickling
it take il to a kitchen. Here have a
solution of tallow and red pepper az
white heat. Inject this into the worms
nose with a syringe. Death viii soon
follow.
Residents of Gilpin avenue and Rod
ney street and along Poplar street are
! fighting battle royal with the pests
as are persons living in Trenton Place
the Eleventh ward and other sections
Lime has been sprinkled on lawns but
has failed to check the army worms
which have retreated in military order
to wkhat cracks and fence holes
were at hand.
Street Commissioner Pierson declares
the Street and Sewer Department il
willing TO do all in its power to as
sist citizens in driving out army worms
but that it will consist of advice. The
commissioner asserted it would be i'm
possible for the department to sen'
men about the city to kill worms which
have taken refuge on lawns.
Evening journal., 1914-07-13
INSPECTOR HAS REPORT READY.

Child Labor Inspector William j.
Gibbons has compiled his second
quarterly report and will submit it
to the Child Labor Commission, at its
next meeting. It is probable that no
meeting will be held in July, as there
was some question raised at the last
meeting as to the advisibility Of meet
ing this month.
Evening journal., 1914-07-13

The Teutons having mercifully
PASSED from among us, the capital
boys now appear wrapped in all the
glory Of one of the seasons most SEN
sational winning streaks, entertaining
such a crew as Cockills is going TO do
he Chicks rating a great deal Of
good.
For the past three weeks Cockill
has been campaigning the most con-
sistently effective ball club in the
Tri-State League. He has won twelve
out OF thirteen games with it.
However, there is no gainsaying
that the capital boys have more than
shaken up the Tri-State League. and
N the last month they have been go
ing faster than any club in the league.
They have been an obstacle to the
local clubs ambition in reaching the
pinnacle.
The Chicks will have their hands
lull during the coming two days when
hey will tackle the leaders Of the
1914 rri-state pennant.
BY the end OF the present month,
ws ought 20 have a fair idea as to
which clubs are going TO be the real
contenders IN the minor league races.
The Quaker division OF the Tri-State
circuit is now iD this city or New
Jersey. paying itz third call OF the
season. and on the result Of this trip
depends In large measure the chances
Of the three outfits which are the
hCDs Of the sunset section OF Gra-
hsfn's organization.
Wilmington, Allentown and Read
irs are we'll within reach Of the top,
Ert any one Of them, by taking a win
uiDg spurt could reach the pinnacle
tefore the first Of August. We rather
lcck for the Pretzels 10 sink before
l0Ea now. However, Manager Hoff-
mRz has done wonderful work so far
r1is season. but we do not believe that
Be hos the maternal to sustain his
pscc much longer
Allentown. which started out so
nroely in the spring. and then went
10 pieces, seems % be on the mend
There was a time when things we're
breaking against the team so regu-
lsrly that they had lost their ambl-
ton, but now that they are getting a
Evening journal., 1914-07-13
LAY Mar. HALL TO RFST.
Special to THE EVENING J0URNA

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MILFORD. Del, July 13-The
funeral Of Robert C. Hall. who died
az his home on South Walnut street
last Tuesday. was held Saturday
afternoon. Mr. Halls Identification
with a number OF musical organiza-
tions. secret societies. and business
ventures had made MIN known 70
hundreds. lnterment was made AZ
Odd Fellows Cemetery. the Rev r.
L. Bunstein. pastor Of the Presby-
terian Church. OF which he was a
member. preaching the services.
Evening journal., 1914-07-13
MANY HEAR BETHANY Band
SUNDAY evening CONCERT

Bethany Band gave a concert on the
Court House lawn last evening between
s and o'clock, and many persons gath
cred TO enjoy the music. Each number
was applauded by the appreeiative audi
ence. The next concert 20 be given by
the band will be held at KirkwOod
Park on Sunday, July 26.
Yesterdays concert was the first of a
series Bethany Band has in mind for
Sunday evenings. The band is connect
ed with Bethany Baptist Church For
some time there has been an agitation
in behalf OF Sunday band concerts in
the parks TO be arranged by City Coun-
ell but nothing definite has been done.
Bethany Band is donating its services.
Evening journal., 1914-07-13
HEAT KILLS THIS HORSE.

A valuable house belonging to Arthur
and Harry Davis, died this morn
ing, at the Tyson Brothers stables,
because of the excessive heat of yes
terday. This is a great loss TO the
boys, as they had a large milk route
to serve, and their horse Dick" was
the third party in the business.
Evening journal., 1914-07-13
RAD LANGUAGE COSTS Ss.

Mary Carroll, colored. pleaded guilty
in City Court today to charge of using
bad language on the street She was
fined s. and costs.
Frank Haggerty of Woodstown, \. j.,
was fined SO and costs on a charge OF
drunkenness.
Evening journal., 1914-07-13
COLONEL CONNER A VISITOR.

Colonel Alvan B. Conner of FELTON,.
former member of the State Senate, Wis.
tied Wilmington this morning and is at
tending the meeting of the Republican
State Committee this afternoon. Colonel
Conner renewed many acquaintance in
this city. He says the general crop out
look in Kent county is excellent and
he has been kept busy looking after his
business and farming interests.
Evening journal., 1914-07-13

AiAN ANAAAnh A0A ANAAf AAAAN ANHR NANN
ed up wonderfully.
We never saw a team get much
tougher breaks than Allentown did
for a time Everything went wrong II
a batter hit a line drive, invariably
somebody grabbed it. and, as likely
as not. turned II into a double play,
while any sort of a fluke thing went
for a bit against the pitcher.
II the Tri-state's champion, Will
mington, are to win the 1914 pennant,
they will have to play better ball than
they are now doing.
"I realize fully the weakness Of my
pitching staff" said Jimmy Jackson,
ths other day. However, feel my
team will carry us through. OF
course. we have no lead, but will,
shortly"
Wilmington fans think that Har-
risburg and Allentown stand the best
chances Of beating out the Chicks
The capital outfit has strong pitchers
while the Allentown has a powerful
aggressive team. Allentown looks bet
ter than Harrisburg at the bat, but
not so strong in the box or in the
field. Readings pitchers are keeping
their crew in the race.
Since the Chicks dropped from the
top rung Of the ladder, the reason for
the fall has often been discussed
While It is true that the team, as q
whole, has not been hitting az we'll as
It did during the early days OF the
season, the real cause Of the trouble
must be found in the pitching depart
ment.
A team cannot be expected tC
amass double figures in It's run col.
umn daily The pitchers must be on
nand to do a bit Of offensive work
against the opposition.
Evening journal., 1914-07-13
wEATHER zoo WARM ZOE pADY.

John Dady, aged 5S years, was taken
into custody by the police yesterday
AFTERNOON while walking down Market
street minus his shoes and stockings
and dressed in a thin shirt and trousers.
Dady was detained for a few hours and
later was allowed to 90 home.
Evening journal., 1914-07-13
WOMAN DIES IN cHuPcH

Caroline Miller, colored, aged 50 years
of No. 2l5 West Fifth street, died while
attending at Bethel African Methodist
Church yesterday of heart disease. Cor
oner Spring issued a certificate of death
from natural causes.
Evening journal., 1914-07-13

Harry R. Ringler. the six-months-
old son Of Mr. and Mrs. Harry F.
Ringler, died yesterday at his par
ents home, No. 1922 West Third
street. The funeral will take place
from the parents home tomorrow az
ternoon, with interment in Silver
brook Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1914-07-13

Annie VI. Wilson Of No. sos West
Twelfth street aged 75 years, died yes
terday. following an attack Of heart dis
ease. Coroner Spring issued certificate
Of death from natural causes.
Evening journal., 1914-07-13
on STOVE FTRF FNDANCFRe

While Mrs Stella Brennan was fn-
ing an oil stove In her home a. Sew
enth and Pine streets on saturda g
night the tank overnowed aud the 90
became ignited. The Reliance Fire
Company was summoned on a sfiii
alarm but the hre was extinguishcd
by the occupants of the house before
the arrival Of the fremen. Mrs Bren-
nan had a narrow escape from being
burned.
Evening journal., 1914-07-13
LIGHTNING HIT HOUSE.

Lightning early this morning struck
small outbuilding near the house,
on the farm Of Cook Hamon, at Dutch
Neck. The structure as slightly dam
aged.
Evening journal., 1914-07-13

Samuel Porter, aged 70 years, died
at his home. No. 25 Ivy Road, on
Saturday. The funeral will take
place from his late residence tomor-
row afternoon at 3 O'Clock with in
terment in Mt. Salem Cemetery.
Evening journal., 1914-07-13

Mary A. Tyre. the 17-year-old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ebenezei
F. Tyre. died on Saturday. The fu-
home. No S13 Vandever avenue, to-
morrow afternoon at 1 o'clock, with
interment in Riverview Cemetery.
Miss Tyre was a student at Goldey
College.
Evening journal., 1914-07-13
OBITUARY

John J. TAFT aegd 81 years, a
member of Columbia Lodge, No. 26,
/. o. o. F., died yesterday. The
funeral will be held at the Chapel
in Riverview Cemetery on Wednes-
day morning at 10 o'clock, with in
terment in Riverview Cemetery. The
remains will be viewed on Tuesday
evening at No. 722 King street