davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Detroit times., 1914-04-16
What Are Your
Newest Blouses :!

It's a proud moment when this question
is asked In the Waist Scion. for never have
we had quite so many styles or quite such
pretty ones.
The dust-proof cases are filed with pretty
creations in all the delicate tints and bright
er tones which are being worn this season.
Crepe de chimes and Georgette crepes
sheer volles (both white and unted), hand
kerchief linen beautifully embroidered),
nets and shadow laces. Roman and awning
striped silks, taffeta silk, nowered silks Tin
large or tiny patterns), Japs&ese silks, ros
coe silks, tub silks (some Of them strtped)
and number OF fine cotton crepes and lin
gertes are I'm the assortment
Such pastel shades as apricot peach, flesh.
amber Nile green. light blue, coral. yellow
tan. cream pink and deeper tones OF orange
American beauty. Emerald green, tangerine
navy, Copenhagen and Bleriot blue, purple
wisteria and SO on, are ready.
The prices are from $3.50 down to a
pretty crepe or wolfe waist specially priced
at CSC.
: Third rIoor--Msia Hudson store
The Detroit times., 1914-04-16

'sThe Hobo Asks Nothing OF Society
sut the Right to Work." Says This
Knight Of the Road, Who Knows
from Experience the Conditions
that Make Hoboes.
The Detroit times., 1914-04-16

ausineAs-IIke Printing. No russ aho
no feathers The plain, nsat klno thH.
looks riPht Times Printing 20" 70
John R.-st Phone Main l4ss
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28
MQe sic
photographer

geo. 24-7. Mbe. g. ct. @louo, Min11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28

BOB es ga18 gut iei, merr noas &C.
mobnlide @olf" ge3tpn11gen .toeroe,
lih Sen MlfobolgenltB ab5mgepobnett,
.5rmal ite ielbft ia IN ibren &lnbS 10
pieI MlfoboI fn11fen f6nnten, tpie tie
miinidten. @er6en aber audi Die
aIubs in BEN @erei6 Der @robibition
gebradt, oiirfen 6ie &labs ibren Mit'
qliebern feline bera11f@enoen @etran-
fe mebr bertaufen, 10 gebt Ben Ser.
rem piellei6t Elm 2i6t anf nn6 es mir6
ibnen flar, baB fie cine groBe Dumm.
beit b%egingen un6 it@ in ibr eigenes
Gleifb idnitten, i16em iie ppobibtio-
niltii9 itimmten. l1n6 tpenn bonn
nod 8tpei Sabren Die na6ite 2otol,
optionpabI itattfinoet, 10 MAIDEN fie
ihre Datmmbeit mte6er gut nnb flint
mer, tpie ein inteqigenter ur6 ber-
Meni9 ftimme1 ionte. @uf
rieie @eiie lift fdon mander bon ,6en
6anotitern troden gelegte Nlab fir
sic @u6e bes geinn6en @enidenber-
itan6es 5urMdgetponnen moroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28

reno in ben idmmtliben lrttberiiden
@emeinbei9nlen Ser Staot an 1887
&in6er 6el1tider rnterridt ertbeilt
miro. Son BEN II offentli9en Gle
mentaridl1len miro in 12 6el1tider
l1nterridt ertbeilt.
Sn ser @o6i6nle betbeiligten iid
bon ben 1856 59iilern nn6 Ghiilert1l>
men I'M @ansen So 8ro8ent ODER 457
am 6elttiden l1nterri9t.
Demtiber 11nterrt6t tpl1r6e erlt
Dor etma Is Sabren i'm groBeren
@aBitabe in Sen 0ffentIiden @dnlen
iener stabt eingefibrt. @or 6ieier
3eit tpar6e Bios IN 3tpei Sdule1r BON
3tpei 9ebrfrdften 6e1ttider unterridt
ertbeilt, Die faft o11sidlieB1i9 bon
&in6ern 6el1tf6er @ltern befudt tpar-
ben. 8uerit fanb sic grmeiterung
Damn nnter 6em ebemoligen Brof.
8enno bon @abl6en, Der a1s gu
perintenoent 6es 6eutiden l1nterridts
angeite1t tp11r6e, in Ser &odI6nle
itoH, in Ser Biz 6abin nod fein 6ert-
Ifder unterridt ertbeilt por6en tpar.
Son Der 3eit an tpur6e 6eutider I'm
terri9t un6 3nar bo1tpti6dli@ oaf
8etretben Ser 6eutf@en @ereinignng
nn6 Der uSreie @refie /. @toots3ei-
ting" ou@ in Sen @lementarfdatIen
ertpeitert, 10 baB iebt a11ber Sen bier
Sebrfraften in Ser &o9fdnIe elf
2ebrertnnen in 6en @lementarf9urer
fi@ a1tsf61ieBli9 Dem 6euti9en l1n=
|terri9t mi6n1en.
9uB 6as Sntereife an ser gr1er=
nung Ser 6eutfden @prode itetig
madft, gebt aus Dem lmitan6 berbor,
6aB innerbob Ser Iebte1 5tpei Sabre
6ie 8abI ser @9iiIer I'M 6eutidett
nnterridt in Ser So6f6ule bon $50
ouf 457 geitiegen lift, olio Inn iiber
1873 &ro3ent, nn6 in ,6en @lementor=
id11len bon 1909 &in6er1t a11f 1926
ODER nm A Pro5em.
Das 6euti9e 2%ebrperional lit ernit=
|li6 beitrebt, Sen unteri6t at for
bern, un6 lift pieuei@t gera6e DEM
umiton6e 6te @rpetterung un6 bas
s1tnebmen6e Sntereiie fir 6as Deut<
ide 3u5uf6reiben. Mebrere Ser 2eb<
rerinnen in Sen @lementari9mlen TO-
ben cine griin6li6e Mnsbil6ung ni9t
oGein Ser 6eutiden @prade genoi<
fen, ion6ern fin6. aud 6ur@ @eiud
pon Sonberfl1rien fir 6el1tide1 l1n-
terti6t in Sen @eiit Ser beuti9en
'Sprc@e e%inge6rnngen, mo6ur9 al
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28
Bic oemti@e spra@e tn
oen S1mlem Sort
@aDmeS.

DoB beinabe 6ie &dlfte Ser &in6er,
6ie sic glementari6ulen Gt.@apne's,
Sno., beiuden, 6e1ti6en unterrt9t
genieBen, mag pteuei6t nidt allge-
mein befannt fem. Serner lit bieqei@t
al16 sic Ebatia@e fir @iele iiberra-
f6enb> 6aB sic 8abl Ser &inber, bte
in SEN 0ffentliden @lementmi@nlen
ser @taot 6euti6en l1nterridt genie
zen, beinabe 10 groB lit, tpie Die 8abl
ser @inoer, sic in Sen beuti6en Sc
meinoeidulen 6euti6en unterri@t ge-
nieBen. &edt bei6amen6 mub binge<
gen sic Ebatiade fir iol6e Deuti6e
fein, sic ni@t 6euti6 ieim tpollen, uno
6ie ibren &in6ern Sen nnterri@t I'M
Deuti6en porentbolten; 6aB gegen
|SO 8ro5ent ser &in6er, 6ie in 6en
offentIiden S6ulen 6euti6en nnter-
ri6tgeniebem &in6er amerifanii6er
o6er nidtoeutider @ltern iinb. Do8u
fommt nod cine Mn5abl &in6er ni6t-
6euti9er gItern, sic lire &inber in
Sic 6entl9en @emein6eiduIen i@iden.
No9 eirem bon Ser uSrete Brelle=
|Stoats5eitung" aus mtliden Stati-
ititen 5uiammengeitellten @eri@t be-
iu6en in Ser @ta6t Sort @apne I'm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28
Gin gutter @atb.

Carl Ebie1e, tpelder tpte nengeboren
aus Sem vScorban SULPHUR @prtng nno
W31tb 8atb," bon Incident @mttarim
ST.. g. g. 2eonorb aug ct. @louo Wt3e>
prd1ioent lit, 5urudfebrte, ipibmet ben
rbermotii6 @eplagten folgenoen Hatb:
sc lit cine tpabre Gffeni9mbes
@ie bumm biel 2ente bier 51 2anoe;
9enn tpenn man G6enmatismuS bat,
@o gebt man in Elm G@tpefelbao..
l1nb b111npelt ni6t beritm a1f 3rlden,
linn 1id1 Dor elmer Sur 81 briiden.
SIM eSprban Observation-Disclosures
Sat man fir @u6 Ben @9lamm pnrat;
Ser holt @u6, bnrauf f0nnt Sbr pode1
Sen Mbeumatismus aus ben 8no9en.
9arum nebmt meinen guten gatb,
@ebt na6 Sem 5dla1nmz Il. @9tpefelbao,
11n6 febret Damn in Sreub nno Slid
@e1unb uno frob na@ 5ans 5nriid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28
&Iub3 lit trodemem
@Idben.

sssn Sen gr0beren trodenen @emein>
uelen in @isconiin iotpobl mie IN an-
6eren @toaten gibt es Stubs, bie un>
ter 6em probibitioniitifaen &egtn1e
ridt 5u lei6en baben, obi6on iie pie1'
lei6t gu ieiner ginfiibr1ng %beitrnge1t.
@ie berfaufen beraui6enoe @etranfe
an lire Mitglie6er, mel6e biefelben
enttpe6er bireft binter Sic 8irbe gte-
Ben o6er ober fir fpdteren 6 enmB in
ibren 5pin6en, Coolers ge1annt, orf>
tepabren. Scum fragt es ii4), ob oies
Encouragement geiebli@ 1T. st. 81. Nel,
fon, ser probibittoniitiihe Diitrtffts>
antpoIt bon Mo6ifon, Sen, % bic
@toatsbn1ptitam ia gum @lud nod
1ridt mnter ser S11dtel ser Mhtder
ftebt, sic ganae @efdidte eigent1i@
1ridts orgebt bot sic Srage 6em &C.
neroIontpalt 9per r~nterbreitet nn6
bieier bot fo1genoes @11todten abge-
geben: Se6em, ser einem io1den &lrb
ongebort, bIeibt es nnbenommer, fir
ieinen Nribotgebro119 alfobo1ba1tige
@etrdnffe 5u importierer. ct fann
biefe @etrdnfe, tper111 es linn gefdut,
in ieinem &Iubipin6e nnterbringen
nn6 o119 feline 6reun6e 6amtt regalie-
rem. Ser @l11b bagegen bot, um be-
roni6en6e @etrGnfe berfm1fen at toni
men, eire @@onfliaen3 rt6tbig nn6 in
t%rode1rer1 Eerritorirm 1T ser bIobe
8eiib elmer 8u1r6esfdomfliaen5 Be-
tpeis fir cine rebertret1tng bes &C.
fetes.
Bom 5ton6punft Ser @ere6tigfeit
1dBt fi6 gegen 6ies @1ttadten, mel-
@es MIR cine @ie6erbolung elmer
idon friiber BON Dem @orgdnger 6es
gegertpdrtigen @enerolontpolts obge-
gebenen gntf9ei6atng 1T, ta1um ettpas
e~irtpenben. Ser SaIoon miro nit
Slug u1t6 @edt Ser S@l11b Sec arntet
mannes gerto1rnt anb mir berm6gen
midt ein5uieben, tpor11m Ser &I11b 6es
reihe1 Mo1t1res utt1 Ser &l11b 6es
ormer1. Monnes 1ri9t NIT 6emieIber
MnBe gemeiien tper6en follten. Mber
nod aus ei11em onbere11 @rnn6e iinb
mir NIT 6em @a1todter go113 ei1rber.
ftan6en. @ir nebmen an, oaB 6ie
@robibitio1iiten fih febr 6ariiber
freuer. gs lift in6effet1 sic Groge, of
lire Sre1t6e bon 9o11er fem miro. Sn
Ben 9otaloptiontpnblen boben bon ie.
ber &nn6erte bon 6tefen &l1tbmitglie.
bern probibttioriitif@ geitimmt. Sie
ginget ebett bon 6en @e6otrbe1t aus,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28
Cine he11e berleuttoert=
tide 3batfa1enent:
iteumn9.
u@enaee" labt Ser Stride sic Gdmlb
anf fit anseblide. @anblmngem
zines 11mabbaneigen polni.
iden r@eiitlidem."
nnabbamgis 3 polniides 8aiiembams
ais fatboliides binseie1t.

Sbren btelen berleum6erii9en Mn,'
flager gegen 6ie Stride bot sic vMe.
race" ioeben cine meitere bin5uge.
fugt, in6em iie in ibrer bonn %. Mai
6atierten Musgabe nit lang ausae-
oebnten @rorterungen uber 8rieiter
1;no Sdmeitern etnen Dem Chicago
&ecor6-Serol6 %entnommenen Mrtifel
ab6rud. SSn DEM MrtifeI miro er.
5abf, Elm &eo. Sobn &%oIo65eiecif un6
Elm ST. Soiepb- Ebomas5otpsfi ieien
NIT ben @eri6ten in s@pierigteiten
geratbem a1f @runo elmer Mnflage,
Die a1f ser ongebIiden @ermabrlo.
flung eines 1%3idbrigen Maodens be.
griin6et tpur. Dus Ma6de1 ion elm
8ogling BEG ct. Mntorius 8aifen.
bm1ies, 2033 Sranffort Ctr, Obi
cago, gepefen ietn, 6eifen Setter @ep.
&olo65eieeif tpar. Sn @erbin6ung
nit 6iefer MntIage pur6en tpeitere
@ei@tper6en. mer angebIide miBber.
moltung bon Mnitnltsgel6ern, un6
ernit1i@e acknowledgement dbnlider
@ata1r erboben. SIZE rMenooe" fiigt
alle6em ibr ib1ides @on1ertar mber
Die @er6erbtbeit Ser 8rielter u1o
Sdtpeitern un6 sic Mnsbemt1ng bes
@oItes 6ur9 6ie nr6miide Stride"
bin5u.
Sbutfd@li9 lit aber tpe6er @oEo6.
5eiecif Elm r0mif@ tatboliider 8rie.
iter, nod bos @oiienbn1s cine rs.
mifd-tatboIifde MnftaIt. Ser ,@eiit.
1i@e" 1T Elm MitgIie6 Ser bon 6em
@poitaten @o51otpsfi gegniroeten
Sefte, un6 6as @oifenbo11s felt I'M.
ter Ser 2eitung iener sii1rdbe" So.
lo63ecif eab 6ieie Gbatiaden ielbit
Dor @eridt 5u, mie aus Sem iteno-
gropbifden 8eridt ser @erban6Imn.
gen gu erieben lit. Ser 8eri9t iiiber
bieien EbeiI 6es Dor @dter Sind.
1tep abgeboltene11 @erb6rs Ia1td:
&i@ter g.: @inb sic re9tmdBiger
tatboIiider @etitlider?
g.: ga.
&idter: Gin r6mii1 8 fatboIiider
@etitlider?
g.: 4ltfatbolif9.
@idter: grtena1ett sic gr8biidof
Quiglep on?
g.: Da1rdo11s ,riidt.
@4@ter: Ser bt sic getpeibt?
g.: @if9of &ort6ur. (8etnm1tli@
r8ii@of" Ser unabbdneige1 poIni.
i9en Stride" g. Meo.)
@idter: @o2
g.: sSn @crarto11, So.
@s 1T ta11m o1t8unebmen, 6ob sic
vMe1ace" 6tefe Ebotfa4ett 1idt ge.
tDuBt bat. Ser bon Ben b6bmiidet
@eneoiftinerpotres bermtsaeqebene
Moro6 ber0ffentlidte 6iefes @teno.
gramm bereits o1n 3. Mui, aI{o 20
Gage boz benz @ot11nt, 6os Die betr.
M,tsgabe Der meraoe trdgt. nebri.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28
8ilft 3ieren. mnb 8Iaien-8d@merben
Sober anfriebeuaeffelt.

neberal nebn1e11 bic 9eute GoIep
Mierenpi4en uno fin6 10 3ufrieben.
gefteM, bob lie anoere berunIaifen,
oiefelben al.@ al nebnpe,1. u. 3. Sci.
h, McssSntof& Mlo.. fogt: sd EN-.
pfeble oiefelben nller, tpel9e an geie.
rem. ODER 8Iafen-8eidtperoen mn6
@iiderapeb leioen, 6en11 fie iino fem"
Da3 Bette. mas SIR fir @opfpeb,
Miiderapeb un6 Mbeumatis1nals rreb.
men tor1t. gu taufe1 bei allen
$6nblern IN 81. CLOUD. - anoeige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28
m@s@M
BUSINESS MLLEE
ITS THE SCHOOL FOR YOU
beute fir antaIog un6 Gin
3elbeiten.

lem cine ri6tige 8iiroignng Ser
eeutl&en @prade erm0glidt miro.
Ger Sorti@rttt, Sen Ser belttf@e
l1rterri6t gemadt bat, 5eigt, oaB BEL
Sen ni@t6euti@en 8urgern Ser @taot
oos geritanoniB fir ben @or5ug, Sen
lire &inoer our@ Sic &enntniB elmer
frem6en Spra6c auBer ser 2an6es,
lprode genieBen, anfdngt, our63u.
orii,gen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28
9ie meifte1 &inberfranfbeite11 begin.
men nit elmer Grf1ltnnn.

ten Hnt etnef VffdIttn8.
Sdlafloiigteit 6ieberbaftigteit, ent.
3iin6eter SAILS un6 frompfbaftes $l1.
iten, biel1ei@t 6aB @tidbuiten eintrih.
@ebt prompt Golen's &oner ono Ear.
Gs biIft SEN @noern 10 jebr biel, ,tn6
Grou Sbipps, @apn1or6sbine, Mo.,
fagt: sd er3ielte 6aour@ feline Ste
fultote, un6 es 1T cine grobortige
Meoi3ir fiir Shdbuiten. 81 bobe11
bei nllel1 $dnolern in ct. gIouo. -
Mn3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28

qdahr 1928 @inoer Die glementar< 0HenHid5en S9uIen genebe1 1926
id5ulen, 1929 bic 0Hentlidem 2453 ODER boQe 80 Hroaent 6e1Hfen Tn
Ole fotbohiden @eneinoeidnlen u6 Iterridt. Son ben 2453 &inoern Ser
1887 oe IutberHden @enGnoedm= tatboiiden @emein6eidulen genie
len. Son 6en 1929 &in6ern in BEN Ben 1913 oeutiben l1nterri6t, mab-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-28
Sanfente unierer 6eitbdfts=
mdnner

baben alS 5tenD9raPben be9Dn1en. Sbr
fDnnt guren &url uS i'm 2ittle Sails 8uii<
neB &ollege nebmen unb innerbalb BRET
Bis 5ebn Sabren t1nnt SIR gueb in cine
CUTE Ste1ung BEL 9roBen @eihdftsfirmen
gu einetn netten 5aldr bineinarbeiten,
bas in bic 5auienbe bineinlauft.
Sbreibt beute nod cine 8eile un6 1aBt
uns @ub iagen, tpie Sbr'S nnaden f6nnt.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-22
Purifies Blood
With Telling Effect
Gives Conscious Evidence of
It's Direct Action.

s. g. s.. the famous blood purifier. almost
talks as Il sweeps as way through the cir
culatiou. lta action h 10 dircct that very
often 10 some forms Of skin auiletiun the
appearance Of the crupiions chanEea over
night, the Itch and rcdncs4 are gOno aud
recovery begins immediately.
A a natter o. fact, there a one ingredi
Cnt IN \. X. \. which serves the active pur-
pose Of stimulating each cellular part u
Inc body 10 the healthy and JadleiouB selec'
ti0n OF ita own. essential nutrimcnt. That
i Why Il regeneatca the blood supply why
Il has such a tremendous in1ueEcc Ia over.
coming eczema. raah, pinpies, and all skin
Affections.
Aud 10 reecnoraung the Tissues s. s. \.
has q rapid and positive antidOtal effect
upon all those Irritating Influences that
Gauss rheumatism, sore throat. weak eyes,
loss of weight, thin, pale 81 LIS. and that
WEAKNESS u MUSCLE aud nerve that Is rcn-
orally experienced as nprine fever. Get a
bottle of N =. n az any drug atorc, aud IN
a few days you will not only feel bright and
energetic, but you viii b. the picture u
new lfc. >. 5. a Is prepared only IA TIE
laboratory of The swift specific Co. ga
Swift hldg, Atlanta. Ca, WhO maintain q
very efficient Medical Department, where oil
whO haNe any hiood disorder ~ n stubborn
nature may write freely Tor advice ana .
special book of Instruction. y. - ~ "a aoAl
everywhere BY drug stores. department anh
general stores. but beware VI all nuuaututc1
Do not acccpt them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-22
GRAY HAIR BECOMES
DARK, THICK, GLOSSY
Try Grandmother's Old IaYorite
ltc,itc Of SAGE Tea "a
sulphur.

Almost everyone knows that Sage
Te and sulphur, properly COM
Do udcd. brings back the natural
color ANA iustrc 10 the hair when
faded. strcakod or gray; also eud8
dandrun, Itching scalp aud stops fall
INK lair Years ago the only way to
get this mixture was 60 make Il at
home, which Is mussy and troubles
some.
Nowadays We simply ask al any
drug store FOR "Wycth's sage and
sulphur Hair ncmcdy' You win gee
a large bottle for about 30 cents.
Everybody uses this Ola. amuus
recipe. because no ono can POSSIBLY
tell mat yuu dtrkencd ur hair. as
ID does u 81 naturally aud evenly.
Ynu dnmpcn Is spuare or son hrush
with IL 100 draw his through your
hair. takinR one small strand al r.
time. hy morning the gray hair dis
appears, aud after another Gpplica-
ton or two your hair becomes beau-
ufuiy dark, mick and glossy and YOU
look years younaer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-22
HALF POLICE FORCE
ARRESTED FOR
ROBBERY
Officers Have Been Carrying
on Systematic Campaign Of
Pillage in Homes of Rock
vile, N. Y.

Rockville Center. y. Y, July Ca
One-hail 81 Rockville Ccnter's police
force of six men are accused Of
burglary by warrants issued here to-
day. Two Of the three men-PStrol-
men Amos Neritzan and Henry
Wickcs-wore arrested while on
post. the third, Ruleos Peterson, ON
his vacation. Is believed Co be- In
Hoiyoke. Mass, The Holyoke police
have heen requested by wlie 10 0p-
prshend him.
Throe trunks containing articles NJ
every description valued az approx
mately $1,000 were found In the
chicken coons OF Neritzan ana
Wickos, The village trustees are
trying 10 induce the prisoners TO ex-
plain how the trunks came TO be
there.
Many rnhberles have been report
ed Ia the vilalge since last fan. when
summer residents closed their houses
for the season. The depredations
eliminated recently IN the robbery
Of Arnold Husser's general store. Just
across Main street from police head
quarters Mr. Tiussor recently iden-
Titled somo ~ his stolen property
worn On the stree y nesro residents
of the village and obtained infcsna-
tion which resulted Ia the arrests.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-22
MORE INSIDE

tho place Of holding the Far Eastern
Olympic games next October.
Enthusiasm Is at such n pitch in
some quarters hat IL is said 20 be
only "a matter of years perhaps only
"a few Oiympiads-wheu Picking shall
be the scene of the worlds Olympics.
u was "a striking instance OF the new
order of things when. from May IS
To %, last, tho historic Temple OF
Heaven grounds. Tor centuries past
dedicated to the exclusive use OF the
emperor, we're thrown open FOR q
national athletic meet Mt Picking.
This was preliminary 60 the or
g%auization OF Il strong team for the
Far Eastern meet N Shanghai next
fail. To facilitate the organization,
the empire was divided INTO four Sec
tions. north. east, south and west.
with each section Represented by an
athletic association. The competi-
tors were FOR the most part from
mission colleges, government schools
and the Young Mems Christian assoc
citation.
The honors showered upon the
students who led the Geld In the mile
runs or did the ~i00-yards dash in
ten seconds recall the fact that Il
was only a few years ago that tho
scholastic ideal In china was alto
gcther that of the long-gowned youth
with hands In sleeves and p%hilosoph-
&c e-Ountonance bent 10 the ground.
Government officials. from Presi-
dent Yuan Shi Kai down. haxe PIX
pressed their hearty interest In the
games. An appropriation OF $4,000
has been authorized FOR them, and
the president VIII offer n trophy fol
the winner of the d%ecathloE
The first Far Eastern Olympic
meet was that held az Manila In Feb
ruary, 1919. when the Philippine
athletes under American tutelng,
won the greatest number OF points
But the Chinese delegation was sec.
ond, and there Is seemingly a good
chance Tor their winning first place
this year Tho Philippines. how.
ever. are To send n force OF 65 attn.
letcs 10 shanghai. and the Japanese
with their characteristics energy, ar,
busy developing men worthy of th'
island empire. Tho picturesque Ma
lay state at Siam also Is 60 be repre-.
scnted with swimmers. tennis play
ers ana track men.
While the International Olympus
games committee was inclined a
first 10 view the Far Eastern Olym
pic games idea as hat of "a conflict
ing organization. tho Far Eastern as
ISOLATION has since become afninte'
with the International games com
mittee and has asked china TO sen
n representative to the next mcetlni
Of the committee az Berlin. A FUR
Their bond has been Established b,
the Presentation on behalf OF th'
Olympic games committee Of Il per
petuai trophy 10 De held by the na
ton winning the greatest number q
points In the Far Eastern champion
ships.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-22
BAD As NEW HAVEN
SAYS WITNESS or
THE SOUTHERN
Tennessee Man Declares Pur-
chase Of Branch aid Conn.,
peting Lines Compares with
the New England Case.

Washington. July 2a-Charges
that purchason OF branch lines by tho
southern railway were comparable to
the New Haven tr nsactions wcro
made today by d. l.. Dulnney OF
Bristol, Tenn. before the senate COM
mittee investigating charges that
the railroad discrimlnatcs against
Charleston and other southern ports
az the behest Of a coal trust.
These deals show how million
aires are made" declared Dulaney.
Chiefly. his charge rested on what
he said WAS the sale Of tho virginia
& southwestern 60 the Southern rail-
way by ~. * M"Harg. a director IN
the latter. Alabama profit OF So
0g0, goo, pulsney said he, as "A mem-
her Of a company owning the Vir-
ginia a southwestern, offered control
of the stock "a the Southern for
$500. 000. with $1,000. 900 bonds OUT
standing. Later. he said. McIIarg
sold Il 90 the Southern for approxi-
matoly s6,50o. 600. The Knoxville
a Bristol. Duianoy said. offered 10
him Tor $50 coo, was lator sold 20
the Southern fcr about $500. 600.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-22

national Vice President Frank J..
Hayes and John lawson, executive
board member % District IS, today
addressed the convention OF District
%, United Mine Workers OF Amor-
len, In session here. The district
comprises the state OF Wyoming. II
Is expected tho convention will adj
iourn tomorrow and that the scale
committee will meet representatives
Of tho operators 20 arrange "a work.
ing agreement 10 take the place OF
the present one. that expires In Sep
TENDER.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-22

Not all the glory OF the old-timo
brigade belongs 60 Wagner, Lajole.
Mathewson and Plank. For Tommy
Leach also belongs-and well up
around the top. Tommy started pro.
base ball just as years 3 with
Petersburg, Va. He Is playing his
sixteenth season in tho Zig show.
Aud Just at present Tommy n not
only fielding finely. hut IL outbattlng
both Wagner aud Lajoie-and about
zoe others ia the main corral.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-22
BALL PLAYERS ARE
GENTLEMEN SAYS
GOV. TENER
Neither Hod Carriers nor
Ditch Diggers but Profess
sional Men and Therefore
do not Strike.

. 1eiins Grove, Pa, July ga =
. "naschali players are neither =
. hod carriers nor ditch diggers. =
. They are professional men. and :
. professional men do not strike" :
= declared John *. Toner. govern Z
. or of Pennsylvania and presi- =
. denY or the National league Of :
. baseball players. In an Interview Z
= today on his arrival here 20 re- Z
. view Pennsylvania national I
. guardsmen Ia their camp. I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-22

Munich, Bavaria. July 22.-Omcinl
announcement was made today ~ the
hetrothnl OF Prince william of Hoh-
cnzollern. father-in-laW OF former
King Manual OF Portugal 90 Princess
~Adeleunde. eldest daughter Of King
Ludwig ~ Bavaria,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-22
LoomIs X. p. Major GcnernI.

Terre Haute, Ind, July 22.-Brlg-
adler General William II. LOOMS OF
Grand Rapids. Mich. was unanimous
~ elected major general OF tho uni-
formed rank knights OF pythiaa. at
the meeting Of the supreme council
OF the order today In connection with
tho biennial encampment.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-22

Frank Chance had nirdie cree, sold
him for f2.bG0 and then bousht him
tack for $4,000. IL Is strokes ~ sem
irs like hat which warrant Frank
Farrcn PAYING chance ta5.6O0 a year
salary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-22
GREAT AWAKENING
AMONG CHINESE
ATHLETES
Holding Of Far Eastern 0lym-
pic Games in Shanghai Next
October Causing First Stir
ing of Interest in Orient

shanghai, July 2O.-Evidcnces' Of
n great awakening ~ Interest In aih-
iciira throughout CHINA have been
reaching Shanghai. which h. 90 he
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SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
TODAY'S
E S
WEDNESDAY, JurY ~.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Detroit, 4; New York. ,.
First game; II. ~. r..
Detroit .......0f0 o OG0-i . 2
New York loo 0Ol 1Ox-3 7 1
natterles: CoyaiesSie and Stanagc;
Caldwell and Nuuamaker.