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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-10
Nur meni9e Yerionen
ent9eben Der neuem
&rie9Sfemer.

@ir baben bereits friiber ihon IN
oieier Ste1e ouf Sic nel1en &riegs=
i%teltern a1fmerfim gemaht, sic an
7iei1tag lester ISOLDE q. 9e5ember)
in &raft getreten iino, aber BEL >pei-
tenn aod nift aqe 9~eltimmungen Size
les 1el1en &riegsiteuer- Geietes iino
Ser Seffentlidfeit mbeim geIteat
mor0en.
Sic ne11e ariegsiteuer betriTft
Bombs, @on6mediel, 6radt= un6 Gr=
preB=9abelheine> l1rfunoen, 8eriihe=
rungs=Nolicen, Gampfer= Sidets, @e=
acknowledgement, 5elegramme, Iele-
pbongebiibren un6 site in giicn=
babn=EorIor Gors. Die Steuer fir
Torlor GarSsite o6er Sh1afmagan=
@etten betrdgt 1 Gent fir ie5es
Eidet nno Die 8un6esregierung miro
Sic elbe bon Ser betreffenoen 6ienit=
leiitenoen eieaidaften folleftieren.
Sic Sterer miro Sic Noiiage bon
Sen Ser. Stoaten nod onberen 2an=
bern Inn $1.OO erb6ben ouf olen
Sifets, sic tpeniger ols $4,000 To-
item, $500 ouf Sidets I'M 8etrage
bon $4,000 Biz $4,000, uno $500
auf ouen Sidets inn getrage non
mebr ols $4,000. Cine Steuer Don
- Gent muB ouf je6e @eriiderungs=
Nramie be5ab1t mer6en; je0od iino
Sic @eriderungs=Golicen bon ge=
genfeitigen @eieuidaften iteuerfrei.
acknowledgement fir Mbitim=
mung IN 9ireftoreniitungen foiten
10 Gents, tpdbrenb Beponmddtigunz
gen fir gigentbums= ober Mftien-
iibertrogungen cine &riegsiterer bon
25 Gents erforbern. &roteite cut
Soften uno Gbeds foiten ebenfaas 25
Gents. Cine 11rfunbe (Deeb), Sic
etnem @ertb Big gu $500 boritent,
muB cine @%riegsite1ter bon so Gents,
un6 fin ie6e meitere $500 so Gents
btperfen.
Muf @oufbriefe un6 uebertrngu11=
gen BON gigentbum betragt Die
5teuer 1 Sent fir iebe $500 oes St.
gentbummertbes un6 fir @anome@iel
Gents fir ieoe $500. Slut 8onos,
@dnIoideine un6 @dulo~3ertihtate
betragt Die &riegsiteuer u Gent fir
ieoe $10O; m1f ale Si@erbeitsboros,
ousgenommen mo- 6ieielben ben Sc,
ieten semab erforoerli@ iino, 80
Gents.
Sim glei9en Sage begannen aud]
Sic ariegsiteuern ouf Sobafproonfte
iomobl fir Die Gabrifanten als auf
fir sic Gambler. Sc miro ieoenfaQs
gut iein, tpent Sntereiianten lid
iiber sic Steuerbetrage, Die fir ole
unter 6ieies @eiet falenoen 9inge
5rl entri9ten iino, gerau nergelp11=
fern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-10
Ser Better.

SO bait GUS ulio mabr sen1ubt,
Gin NpIf aus oeutld}em Slute,
Soft oeiue Infer tlur gemad)t,
M, Neuferoieult Der &rllte.
Ser Sreibeit Srlpeld,iff g~eltelt
Sid milis sun @aIeere,
!llo nit Dem Steppe1upplle BELT
Sic 6erriaeriu Der Meere.
ssur eli! @ir meiren sir niebt nad,
sSl57t im.uer fulld) gelpelen;
lSlr bieten IN Der gtorolee Sdab
60 gut lpie Den &ogelen.
llro te.nlr ou id,pu Den &eloen9etl1
M uuiereu srnlen &leIen?
Su loult erfuhreu. VI: e3 belbt,
Sen Slutsuerratber 'p1eien.
Vii ialreiteu III Sen @elteubras1o
yalir mafeIloler @hre;
SSir treten eil fir @plt uno Saro
Nit Ipie~selhluuter @ehre.
SSir poIIeu tru9eu uner1d'redt
81 Sieeel ME Gernerhen
llno mlIeren &Iloern lllhefIedt
Ser GGter Sd1ilo rererben.
Sr oter bit iir elp'ge Seit
@ebrauomurft ouf Die Stlr1e,
Sriro,lios lIulse: @hrenfleio
Stlrildt fiInitig cine Sirne.
~ lei Ser nellen Sriiner merth
llro Serbicrs Moroerbarne,
lluo Irirb1r ou nid)t pon unlerrr Sdfpel
81 1rirb ou oelNer Sd}aroe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-10
Mur Die @abrbeit.

Sett, 90 ser bel1tide Mei6el in BEN
Gerei11igten Staaten nod langem
S6lofe 5u ermo6en un6 feline ltorfen
Glieoer 51 reden beginn1t, lu6t INT
lere Mominiitrotion lomobl tpie m4
sic onglopbpne Hreiie ouf u1upegen
ein5ulenfen. Man bot mobl eingeie=
be11, oaB man 5upeit gega1rgen tit
in ser pera9tliden gnglanoerei nno
in Ser ungeredten uno nnne1tralen
@ees gegen Deuti9lano. Ser Mus'
gang Ser lebten @obl, in melder Dos
beutlde Clement feline n%n5ufrieoens
beit nber sic ihmadpoae @teQa1ng=
nabme Ser Mominiltration gegen. oos
Deutiftbum gum @11sorud bro6te,
bot man9em 6ie Augen geoffnet,
ebenlo pie sic in @emeinidaft mit
oen gngldn0ern aaerorts berantre-
tenoen Eroteitfunogebungen So,
ser 0eutide lit es miioe, ii@ in ote'
fem iogenonnten 9an6e Ser Sre1beit
ltdnoig b%eleioigen gu laiien; er 10,
mobl tpie ser Srlan6er umo biele
treue Mmerifaner, tpelde es ebrlid
meinen nit Ser @epublif, boiien Sic
gnglan6=0ienerei I'M erer M6mint'
itratio11 outs @run6 Ser @eele. limb
sic Mnglopbplen merfen es tpobl, oaB
Tie gege1r oieie Mo@t in Der bisberi'
gen @eiie nidt nuffommen fonren.
0arrm periudt man es iett Gnf et'
11em an6eren @ege 6ur6 Sdmeihe,
lei un6 onerbanb falide 2iebensmur-
oigfeiten. Midt umionlt bat &rpan,
6eiien G1ot I'M gtoas=0 eparteme11t
fem ioute, gera6e CUR Sett5eit in gbt-
cago Sic beriihtigte 2iebespreoigt 9e=
balten, moourd er ni6t MIR itd)
IeIbIf, ion6ern Bic ganae Mominiitra=
ton in MiBfrebit gebro6t bat.
@laubt er mirfli4, bieie r Mann NIT
ser 5iIber5unge, nit id0nen @or-
ten Sic einmaI getauidten nno GIT
qeredtem MiBtra11en ertpaHten 8ur'
qer meiter binters 9idt fubren gu
fonnen. Mit Midten, 6enn 6ie om
eritan DECEMBER in Chicago geba1te'
ne Moien=D Concentration Ser 9ent<
id,en uno SrIdrber bm ibm IN III
rem @eiolutionen, Ste 6ieie @o@e Ste,
%praientont 8artbol6t int &ongreB
urterbreiten miro, getpib zines BEL
ieren belebrt.
l1n6 merfpiiroig! @on5 IN bem>
leIben gime tpie Brpm arbeitet iebt
sic ungIopbpIe Nreiie. ga fogar Der
SoB ser &epublifaner gegen oiefen
II nit Beoouern iagen mir es -
bemofraiifen stoatsmanm, oer-
7t11mmt I'M Sen republifmiIden BreB'
0rganen, 10 1ange es ft@ I'M oos &c.
meinIame 3iel Ser 8ordrntlheret
Dor gnglon6 bon6elt. 8ieoer EN-
@eiipieI engliider Giplomdiefnnit!
Mu6 gnglonos @ebeiB 5ieben ridt
n11r qe1be, meiBe un6 idtpor5e @or'
Ben, ion6ern ou9 Ser bemofrotilfe
grnan Mrm in Mrm init ser Nre''e
ser @egenportei gegen bie bel1t1d]e
@1tlt11r GIT Gel6e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-10
9emti1lanos mmo grant
rei1s steunn8 sur
@eligton.

Dur9 Die g%robmutbige gntl9lte.
Bunq 6es Deutlden @aiiers, Ser mtf
6as @riu9en oes &0lner &arotnals
BON @artmann Die als friegsgefan'
gen eingebradten fran5oiii4en @etlt'
Iiden nod O%ffi5iersrang bebonoeln
laBt, inn ibren prieiterliden Stano
5u ebren, lit aus nere in beoel1t11ngS>
poalter @eiie ser @egeniat 5tpti9en
0eittldIon6s uro 6ranfreidS Stel-
lung CUR @eligion uno Stride in Sic
grideinung %getreten. Sn Der ga1t3en
fatboliiden @elt miro oieier @egen'
ias ser beioen @egierungen Sic groBte
8eo&tung finoen, 6em oieier @'r'
faa bebt iid our6 feline innere Srag'
ueite meit iiber cine erbebenoe etn<
5elerl9eim1ng binaus.
Sn 6ranfretd miro auf ben prize
lterli6en Stano feline &Idit6t ge-
11ommen, sic @eiitliden miiiien mie
ale un6eren inn @eere oiene1t, lie 'ino
sort onen Mnfein6ungen m1sgelett,
mebrlos miiiien iie oft iiber ith Ben
5pott ibrer &omero6en ergeben sal>
len; iie iin6, tpie un5db1ige Saae oies
%be5e11gen, gor oft sic 3ielideibe ME
briqiter Musbrii@e 6es &eligionsbof'
les. Die Eriei ter, 6ie in Ser @rmee
oie.en, miiien gero6e5u lniogbares
al heridten uber sic uutpiir6ige BE-
honolunq, sic linen BORT 5utbeil
miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-10
Velo9ottesoiemf.

Sonl1tugMorgen! SrleOl1Ge J1l1De
lager1 iiber SEN fran5oiii6en @efil-
Sen; nidts erin11ert on Die grauiame
5batlode, baB mir in 6einoe5lano
&rieg fiibrel1. Muf eIner Sic unlge=
bung beberriden0en anbobe perlam=
meln mir uns i'm offenen Slered:
gapern, Nreube11 u1lb 5a6ien, inlrlg
ul1o treu, felt perbunoen gum &fe
gegen BEN grbfeino, felt entl9lol1en,
Sdulter an @dulter SIT iiegen ooer
gu iterben. Sn Ser Miltte out etnem
aus 6em 0orte requirierten Sii9 Der
l6lidte Mltar: ouf idneepeiBem 81
MEN 6os &ru8ifir nit oen nnrubig
I'M berbitliden @in0e fladernoen
aer5enlidtern. 3mei Solbaten ltno
MeBoiener. Mus ta11iertb @eblen toni
es Iber Selo ur6 6lur, IN i4lidter
ginfud)beit unb 6od in ibermalttgen'
ser @r0be: n@ier liegt Dor 9einer
Meuie1tat i'm Staub Die Gbr1ten-
ldoar." Ser @eiang 6ieier bartigen
@rieger lit elm a1fridtiges @ebet:
SEER, idiibe MIDI uno mei11 gan5eS
golf, lob MIDI tpieoer glidli@ beim-
febren gu @eib uno &ino, int 9a11s
un6 Sof. @enn es aber Detn 81ae
it, 10 opfere id germ metr 2eben Gem
0u%terlan6." '.'
Ma6 Dem gpongelium es bon=
6elt nom erlten unb grobten @ebot,
ser 9iebe gum Mdditen - neroet l1@
ser 9ipilionsgeiitlide gu oem in Slit
oadt p%eriommelte11 &riegspolf, Dem
er gu @er5en gebenoe @orte Ser 8e,
%geiitsrrng meibt: @ir baben ibn mdt
ge1poat, 6ieien fl1rdtbaren &rteg;
aber mlt11, 50 mir i'm fiibren ml1llen,
ieien mir uns betp1Bt, 6aB mir ihn
ols @erf5el1ge 6es Serrn fiihren.
g6mer rubt Sic @onb oes aaerbod@=
item altf 6em perblen6eten fran5olt=
lden @olfe, 6e1len @ermeIier1beit tp1r
51 ftrofen bonn Simmel ~auser1e9en
iin6. @ir fampfen fir cine quite uno
geredte ga6e! Ser 5egen @ottes
miro BEL unieren @affen iein; oern
93edt un6 @ereftigfeit miilien f1e-
gen. @ergeiien mir ober nidt, tnr
uns ielbit gu iorge11, fons MIR be-
1timmt iein ionten, fiirs @oterlarro 5u
lterben. 0enn, mas niitt es, menn
elmer Sic gon5e @elt getpir11t, aber
an 1einer @eele @dooen 1eibet. SD
bin 6esbolb g%efommen," iagte Der
6elogeiitlide fort, ~eu@ bon euren
9in6en 1os5uipreden, ouf 6ob {br
Dor bem groBen @enerolf e1omar'
i6on, ser sic gdlodten Ser 3eit lei
tet, CUR geiidtigl1ng ontreten mltBt.
Moge ser Serr eu6 ber5eibert als
Siin6en cures garr5en 2ebens. Ger
5egen 6es Mumddtigen iteige berab
auf e1td, ouf cure Srmet nro Bra1.
te, auf eure 8dter unb Splitter, out
eltre gri6er unb Sdtpeitert, a1f
eure @inber, ouf unier Seer, aut oas
ganse @olf un6 nnier geltebtes oeltt<
ihes @oterIanb. Sc iegne e11h Der
Nnn1adtige @ott Ser @mer, Der @ob1
ltn6 SeiIige @eilt. Die @nooe unite.
reg @errn uno @eilanoes Se'n @brtl II
lei nn6 bIeibe nit e>1d, jett alle5etf
uno in ole gmigfeit, Mmen!"
Teierlide @tine folgte ben Wor-
ten seq IrieIters, ser Sic beilige Wtel'
lie fortiett, sic in ser @onbllt11g IT,
rem S0bepunft erreidt. @tngsrm
fnien inn sta1b sic bdrtigen Gano@
mebrmdnner aus aae1 @a11en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-10
Scr emelii@e Marineminiiter @in

Scr ensliide Marineminiiter @in'
1ton Opener @burdin lit Dor einigcn
Sogen bier3ig Sabre oft %geuorben,
lit aIio in SOS Sitter eingetreten, bon
bem man iagt, Ser @enih fomme
oan1 gu geriton6e. Mber Bel GburdiI
ipiirt man ridts 6obon. Sin ieinem
@eb%urtstage bot er bas engliid)e @olf
nit Ser @rflarung iiberroidt, Die
gntienoung Der engliiden Morine-
truppen nod Sem belogerten @nttper-
pen lei Elm 8ombenerfolg getpeien.
Gin 8omben = 6 a d erfolg gerptB!
Mber barauf NOR 6as l1nternebmen
ia mobl ni9t berednet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-10

Mn bieiem ebema1isen 8anoitcn'
fiibrer @ina bat Brpm mirfli6 etren
%oeIehrten @diiIer. uMnes fir oas
MobI seq 2m6es," ion er bei 1einam
gin,uqe in sic @al1ptita6t Merifos
oefaqt baben.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-19
RACING NEW

ford 103 xUpland King 105. Swift Sure
1OS, Miss Edith 1OS, Zenotek 1OS, xVal-
hal 109 XJessup Burn 100. INVISIBLE 109,
Rosenta l12, Frank G. Hogan ia, Rus
sell MvGiD ia, Great Friar III, Waldo
III.
Selling, 3 years up. mile /:
XOld Gotch 81. XEvelna IS, Hester 100,
Prettydale 1903, Orbiculation 1903, Re-
tente 1903. Fleuron II 10a. Defy 1903 Ma
Zurka 105. Sigurd 1903. Vireo 1903. XStare
40, Cool no. Sharper knight 115, First
Star lis.
THIRD-Purse. 3 years. flIrlongs:
Roy 81, Agnes G. 9S, Wild Horse 100.
Sir Harry 100, Princess Janice 1903,
Auntie Curl 107, Sosius 10S. Dalston 112.
FOURTH Three year olds and up,
Cerritos handicap. 51s furlongs: Colquitt
1902, Orange Blossom 1872, Scarlet Oaks
1903. Furlong los, Royal Dolly 112, Cos
grove lis.
FIFTH Selling, year olds and up. s
furlongs: xPanhachap "a. xHazel G.
&c. xI<icll &C. Miss Clark SO. Janus 100,
xParnell Girl 101, xRosemary 1902, Stan
ley $ 1903, norman Lad 1903. Lone Star
1913 Thistle Belle 106, Zulu 10S, Gemmell
l0S Acumen 10S, Lofty Haywood 112.
SIXTH-Selling, year olds and up,
mile xMary Emily 80, XHannis 100,
McAlan 1905, Vanhorn 105, xCloud Chief
100. Cisko 105, Seacliff 1916, xLittlS
Marchmont 105, Hasson 10, kelsetta
40, XUncle Ben ITO.
XApprentice allowance claimed
Weather clear; track fast.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-19
ENTRIES.
Al CHARLESTON.

purse $500, four furlongs; May l02
Jesse Jr. IL, Santos 100, Moscowa
III, Santa Maria 80, Ermagarde i0OS
High Falutin i02, Miss Aissy %,
oIds, SIX mrlongs xHedge Rose los
Faces los. Henry Hutchinson llS, Elms
III. Palma lO7, XHenotic 100. Prota
goras lO3. Mama Johnson 1903, Har-
court lGG Flying Yankee III Bobby
Coke t0i,
Selling, purse $3.50, Swear
Odds, mile and seventy yards NJacoh
Bum 1906, NCoreopsis l01 NPolly II.
%. Nlalwah lO5 Miss Vienna lOl. NCzar
Michael 100
: FOURTH -Rimiri handicap, Swear
olds aud up $3.50 purse five and one
half furlongs Susan Il. l01, Sher-
wood III. Charter IA, Tdrts 100.
Deposit 100, sigma Alpha 70, Pro-
gresslve 10l Sir Blaise 1905. Harry
Lauder 80. Mnda SO. Robert Bradley
III, aMarjorie lO4. aLady Lightning
l02 Emerald Gem u.s.
ta-liedvell entry
FIFTH Selling purse $500, 4-qear-
olds and up. six furlongs. lncision 1O1,
Bat Mastersou 1917. Neneta Strume los,
Rye straw ll6;- Willis ia Lord Wells
no, NFopt l0D Premier l01, NLittle
Right Easy 1905, xGaty Fallen us
SINTH-Selung. purse $500. S-year-
olos AMI up one mile: sun Guide ll0,
NpiCk's PET 95, Nudge MonCk no,
Ntrog l0l. Tauunda ms. NproSnect lp3,
Lacy Rankin loS, Molhe Richards lot.
NKnight Of rucss los NSeryiceuce lOS.
ABuzz Around 96.
NApprentice allowance.
Weather clear; track fast.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-19
AT JUAREZ.

FIRST-Four furlongs: Tokay, 1OS
(MotD, 8. So even, won; Supremacy,
112, (Kederis), AS, IA, out, second;
Marie O'Brien. 1O2 (Taplin) 4, even,
1-2. third Time, Al 40. Daisy
Stevens, Bal b. A. Jones, Don Cort2z,
Manizk also ran,
SECOND-Mile and one eighth:
Winifred D.. 1913 (Marco), :, 80, 60,
won: Lady Rillie. 100 Collins. So,
AS. 1920, second; Wool. IS tMott, 0.
,. even, third Time, 1884 S-5. Fds-
toso, Holbers, Adolante, Sir John, SUI
gar Lump Jack Larson, Flying,
Prince Winter Ursula Emma also ran.
THIRD-Six furlougs: Captain
Burns, H. (Vandusen), >, 40, l-3,
won: Osaple, S2 (MetcalfD, 4, 80,
40. second; Bling, 102 Matthews,
3. /. -, third Time. liz -. Colo
mel McDougall, Edith w, Bob Hens
ley, Milton Roblee also ran,
FOURTH-Mile and an eighth:
Black Eyed Susan, 10 traplin), 4,
6-5. l.. won; Bert Getty, lO6 (Moles-
WORTH, 5. So, 40, second; Orlin
Kripp, 1O5 CKederis), 3, 1, IL, third
Tine. 1858. Mamie McDee, Just Red,
Curlicue Cousin Puss also ran.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-19
RESULTS.
AT CHARLESTON.

F1RST-Five and one-half fur
longs: Grazelle, 100 (Murphy), 30,
40, is, won; Nelrose, 101 (Goose),
10, ). So, second Caraquet 105 (No-
LAM, u, 3, 10, third. Time, I'll 3-5.
Front Royal. Otranto, Mike Cohen,
Lcuraburn, Free Trade also ran.
SECOND-Four furlongs: Gerthel-
ma, 90 (Murphy), Z, 2, /, won: Fina-
lee, 109 (BuXton), 11-5, l, IL, second;
|. May, 107 @. Hanover), Z, 81, 60,
third. Time, 81 2-5. Louise May,
Alec, Kewpie, Stalwart Helen also
ran.
THIRD-Six furlongs Booth, "a
(Murphy), 8, 3. SIS, won; Sweet
Times. 1I6 (Skirvin). 5, 3, S., sec
ond; Toison Dor, lis (Corey), 6 5-2,
6-5, third. Time, 1;15 S-5. La Sain-
rela, Regards. Woolgate, Fairy God
mother, Bad News IL. Lady Rankin,
Ben Prior, Union Jack also ran.
FOUETyI-Six furlongs: Stellata,
SO (Murphyl, 1875, rs, 40, won;
Moisant, IA (Walfe), 3. So, S-5, sec
ond; Letourno, 11S ONO TaggarD, 81,
9-5. As, third Time, 1:lS 20. Miss
Eleanor, joaquin, Fasces, Batouc also
ran.
FIFTH-six furlongs: Armor, 10
(OberO. 3, ., even, won Inferno
Queen, los (Murphy), 4, 2, even, sec
ond; Frog, 10 CWaldron), ., 2, ever,
third Time, 1918 2-5. Double Five,
John Mars. Daily Waters Votes
Henrietta W, Malik also ran.
SLXTH-Mne and 20 yards: Kin
mundy, III (McTaggarD, 6-5, S-5, 1-3,
won; Gerard, 1OS (OberO, l., 4, ,,
second. Spellbound, 109 (Waldron),
80, SIS, As, third. Time, 1:47. Eff
fendi, Ella Crane, Ford Mai, Lord
Wells also ran.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-19

Harry Lord, captain and third base
man of the White oox. has about over
come his chief fault His one setback
was weak throwing arm. which is
fast regaining it's usefulness He has
shown good form in training to date,
while IL is hardly likely that he'll be
beat out Of his regular position.
Manager Griffith, of the Nationals. has
selected Johnny Mumford to hurl the
first game against the Georgetown Uni
versity when they open the exhibition
series in the. capital March 20 He'll
out, as he is highly esteemed in Crit
fith's mind.
Three ex- Cardinals appear in the Oak
land teams lineup of the Pacific Coast
League. They are Quinland and Zacher
outtielders, while the other is Alexander,
catcher. Alex was a member of the
the bill hence found his release at
hand.
Thirty-two PLAYERS are present in the
Boston Braves ercampTlent. under the
leadership of John EYers and Rabbit
Beantown lads get plenty of action,
while perspirations are numerous.
And still they sign players to the. Fed
eral League. Otto Knabe. leader of the
Baltimore Feds, has secured the sigma
ture of Harry Beck, of Wilmington, Nd,
a semi professional to a document. He
is a right
The rules laid down by Manager Frank
Chance, of the Yankees, must strictly be
obeyed. For want of information ask
Ray Caldwell, who suffered a loss of 500
and in the meantime received a nice
calling down from the Peerless Leader.
Looks like first place, in division num-
Der two.
Clyde Milan, center fielder for the
Nationals, seems to have regained the
same amount of pep that. helped his bss
stealing last summer, and is now with
in pounds of playing condition.
Jimmy Esmond right bower to
Hank O'Day when that member was
leader of the Reds, has sought a Fed
eral League berth. He has Joined the
Indianapolis Feds. He is an intielder.
Manager Robinson thinks that Jake
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-19
Paralysis Fatal to
Alabama Legislator

COLUMBUS, March Isl. r.
Wheels, member of the Legislature
of Alabama from Lee County, is dead
to-day at his home, six miles west Of
Columbus, as a result of "a stroke of
paralysis.
Mr.. Wheels was found Monday
afternoon, lying by the roadside in
an unconscious condition, and was
sent home by a neighbor He never
rallied sufficiently to give hope of his
recovery. 1t was the third stroke.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-19
Stamps Dog to Death
When Child Is Bitten

COLUMBUS. March iS.-After his
14-Near- old daughter had been severely
bitten by stray dog, when she res
cued her baby sister from an attack of
the beast. Morris koehne. Attracted by
her screams kicked and stamped the
dog 10 death Its head was cut off and
sent TO Atlanta for examination.
The child parents are having her
treated by local physicians pending the
investigation.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-19
Dundee 0utpoints
HirSCh in 10 Rounds

NEW YORK. March is johnny
Dundee. ,f New York. outpoiu'ed
Special Delivery" Hlrsch of Chicago.
iu "a teu-round bout here last night.
Hrs. % surprised fans oy sticking ten
rounds with the local boy
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-19
Dies in Fire Trying
To Save HeirloomS

WAXAHATCHIE. TEXAS. March
1S.-After being rescued twice. b. D..
David. aged "a, broke away from the
men who had saved him, dashed into
his burning home for the third time TO
recover some valuable family heir
looms. and was burned to death
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-19
K. @. Brown Battles
Coakley Tonight

CHICAGO March iS.-Geosse
Knockout Brown. local GreeE
ddleVtisul lett To-day for Fort
Wayne Ind where tonight ne
clashes with Glen Goaktey In ten
round battle. tie viii return after
the match To do some more trainiuc
for Monday night he takes ON Jack
Dillon. of indianapolis. in Memphis.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-19
WAS ON
To ROB CHAMP
Of HIS TITLE
Stout Said to Have Lost Nerve
in Recent Bout Between
Richie and Wolgast.

@HICAGO. March u.s. THAT VIII
l lie Richie is still lightweight
champion Of the world is due
TO the faint heart OF Harry stout,
referee Of the recent Wolgast- Richie
battle In Milwaukee il rumors that
will not down are to be believed.
From Milwaukee to-day came the
story of a plot that was To have
robbed the champion of his laurels,
but Just when IL looked as though all
was ready for the killing. Stout lost
his nerve.
Were the story that of one person.
little weight would he given it. but
several prominent Chicagoans tell the
yarn and It begins to look as though
there was something more than gos-
sip to IT, As the story runs Wolgast
was to go down from the first blow to
the stomach ana claim foul and the
referee was 10 stop the match call in
"A doctor examine Wolgast and Il any
signs of foul showed, the fight was
10 be given to him on a foul
I
dence of foul when the physi
clan examined Wolgast, it IS claimed
the eN-champion received an mjec-
tlon just before TIE match which
brought about the same result as
foul, vet was GevOid OF the pain from
such a blow That Ritchie was not
stripped of his title was due to stout
getting cold feet M the last minute.
Conditions before and after the
match bear nj the rumor Il is now
positively known that WolEast lay
awake the night before the fight Suf-
tering from a bad pain i'm his left
hand and that three doctors worked
on him for hours, relieving the pain
and reducing the swelling He en-
tered the ring practically With tine
use of hut one hand.
NET Nv day of the'nght Manager
Tom Jones Was taking bets OF AN
kinds that WolguSt would win, hel-
ting anyN here from SlO0 To $1,000
Those who know Jones know he isn't
betting. real money ON any hloumerS.
Wolgast went through with his claim
of foul when the first Body punch was
delivered The referee wouldn't al-
low the claim. Later he said he diun't
hear ADS claim, That it ho had heard
IL he would have called iu Il physj-
cign 20 examine Nulg1st When "A
returned 90 his dressing room after
the fight. lac was examined 10y 20 ply
siCian who declared the eN-tdam
pion was touled. and claimed the eyi-
dcnce was there
livery critic of note sat around
- the ringsidc and saw the blow
struck Vet not One would admit the
blow was low Tom O'RourEc Ed W.
Smith Fachey Mcfarland, Emil
Thirty Harry Forbes. Johnny Coulou
and several others declared the blow
was fair The question then arises.
How ola the examining doctor find
evidence of "a foul' Is tho story true
that Al was given an injection"
Usually WG,n q man is Nu'cd his
hehtirg strength is inquired and he
hasn't tNe same snap and speed that
he possessed just before the blow
landed. with WolE8st. however, he
seemed to he rrcshar frtr the blow
than before II !, was a plot IL didn't
work. and the promoters are ,rvinE
Co bring ne pair together again
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-19
President Comiskey
Improving Rapidly

CHICAGO, March 1S.rFrom up in
the woods OF Wisconsin friends of
Charles Comishey, owner of the
White SoX, to-day received word that
he is improving rapidly, and that he
soon win be back to his former con-
dition. Comiskey became seriously
i'll in Europe While making the trip
around the world with the White Sox
and New York Giants.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-19
Jabez White Holds
SOlsberg to Draw

ST. LOIS. March lS--Johnuy
Solsberg and Jabez White fought
eight rounds to a draw at the Flu
ture Athletic club last night The
bantamweights put ON corking
scrap from gong To gong
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-19
Cubs and Athletics in
Tie Game; Score 8-8

JACKSONVILLE FLA, March IS.
The cubs and Athletics fought to a
tie here to-day, the game being call
ed on account OF darkness.
The score. r. II. T..
cubs Un0 00O 26O--S II Z
Athletics. g.. 0l0,03l 003-S s o
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-19
GIANTS IN GOOD SHAPE.

MARLIN, TENAS, March 1S.-One
week from to-day the Giants break
camp, The team is In t2irly good
condition The third base situation j.
s,ill the only thing worrying McGraN
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-19
SPEAKER TO JOIN sox SOON.

HOT SPRINGS, ARK. March is r.
Iris Speaker will join the Rcd SOS
here nest week Another preCt ;,
game was on the docket FOR to-day.