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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-24

Austrian cruiser Zenta, which is re-
ported to have been sunk by a French
feet. have reached Montenegrin terri
tory"
All other reports, the Vienna state
ment says. Of the losses sustained py
the Austrian navy in the Adriatic are
without foundation.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-24
Austrian Fleet Moving.

London, Aug. 74.-A dispatch to the
tire Austrian fleet OF about forty units
IL proceeding southward from Pola, the
Austrian naval base. Their objective
n thought to be cattaro, In Dalmatia.
According to recent report French
fleet 10 cruising In the Adriatic.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-24
SENDS OWN SON 70 pIG.
General Calls For Volunteers on Des,
perats Mission-Youeh Asks For Post

psrats Mission-Youth Asks For Post
Paris, Aug. 24.-Colonel Folque, COM
mander Of division Of artillery at the
front. recently needed few men for a
perilous mission. and called for yolun-
teers.
Those who undertake this mission
will perhaps never some back" he said.
and he who commands probably will
be one OF the hrst sons of France to
die for his country in this war"
Volunteers were numerous. A young
graduate Of polytechnic school asked
for the honor Of leading those who
would undertake the mission, II was
the son OF Colonel Folaue. The lat
ter paled. but did not finch. His son
did not come, back.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-24
Paris Admits Reverse.

Paris, Aug. ~. An official an
nouncement made this afternoon says
that Luneville. Amance and Dieuloard,
in the department Meurthe ct Moselle,
have been occupied by the Germans.
The French position otherwise has not
been modified.
"An army from the north Of Wavre
is approaching Neuf Chateau and at
tacking the German forces which have
defiled thru Luxemburg and are now
on the right bank Of the Semois."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-24
kodani confeese. Murder,

Salinas, Cal.., Aus, 81 George Kodani
a Japanese photographer. under arrest
here. confessed to Sheriff Nesbitt today
that no had murdered Helena Wood
Smith. New York artist who had been
living in the colony Of writer's and
painters ut Carmel by-- -the-5ea. He
told conflicting stories Of the murder,
ono version being that he killed Miss
Smith in sele-defense.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-24
Austria penies lNaval Loese

London, Aug. 34.-The correspond
ent ct Amsterdam Of the Reuter- Tole-
gram Company, forwards an official
communication given out at Visnna
which says: e. f
According to . telegrAm from Get
TIME fourteen officers and 10 OF the
crew. including fifty wo,snsied Of the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-24
Cable Apparently Cut.

Toxic, Aug. 24.-Communication be-
tween Japan and China has been
severed for twenty-four hours. Except
for meager news that has reached here
from New York the entire country has
been kept in the darkness rega riding
the war In Europe. 1t is believed the
cable between Shanghai and Nagasaki
has been cut. The officers OF the army
and navy are Sphinx like regarding the
passing of events in the China sea.
Everything is quiet here, the attitude
of the public appearing almost indif-
ferent.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-24
jnsj,k Grown prince ls Dead.

Jnsa08 CFoWn PF5nc0 Is Dead.
London, Aug. s-Refusees coming
from Germany state, acs assding to- the
Evening Standard. that reports persist
there that Crown Prince Frederick
William is dead. This is the latest OF
a series Of similar reports. some repre-
senting that the heir to the throne had
been stabbed by a socialist, others that
he had been wounded in battle.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-24

Paris Aug. 24Eit 10 officially an
nounesd that Zeppelin airship has
been destroyed by Freneh shells be-
twssn Collie and 1adonvilIer.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-24

London, Aug. 24-The Havas asen-
ey's Paris dispatch says France and
Great Britain have agreed to advance
Belgium $10o, 100000 TO enable her to
face the nsesssities arriving from war.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-24
CARDINAL FARLEY At sRuNNEN.
Will Proceed Soon 70 Rome 70 Attend
Co0olave.

Brunnen, Switzerland. Aug. 20, de-
iayed in transmission.--Cardin FAR
ley, who will proceed soon to Rome
for the conclave. was still here today.
He is accompanied by Monsignor r. y.
Hayes, chancellor Of the archdi6cess
OF New York; Monsignor John Ed
wards. vice generel, and his secretary.
Rev Thomas G. Carroll. ~ .ss
Amc-g the Americans here is r. q.
Tannon, Of Salt Lake City, ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-24
TO SAIL UNDER U. S. FLAG.
Steel, Oil and Fruit Trusts to Take Ad
VANTAGE Of Now PRIVILEGE.

Washington, Aug. 24.-The United
states Steel Corporation. the Standard
Oil Company and the United Fruit
Company have notified the government
of their intention to put their fleets url-
der the American flag under the new
law extending home registry to foreign
built craft.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-24
DRAWN BATTLE BETWEEN BIG ARMIES

''ais mission then accomplished.
Major Nameche. determined that the
German flag should not fly even over
the ruins Of his fort, blew up the
powder magazine and persisted"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-24
-lneIude. Nearly 100 sh;o..

New " ork. Aug. 24.-The decision OF
the United States Steel Corporation the
Standard Oil Company and the United
Fruit Company to place their vessels
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-24

London Aug 24The French embassy this morning received
telegram from the minister Of foreign affairs at Paris stating that
had been established between the forces all along the
line to present without advantage either side
The confirmed the that the German Zeppelin Will
had been Russian
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-24

London, Aug. 2@-Ths s"'e'a'
bursau ef information today oavs
cut the feliossine announcement:
"0rjtloh forces Wero engaged all
day Sunday and until after dark
with the eNsrny in the nsishberhood
81 Mems, Belgium. They held their
ureund.n
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-24
CLASH WHICH sEoAN SUNDAY
ALONG ENTIRE FRONT CON-
TiNuEs uNAsATED.
GREAT eRirAlNe ARMY
NOW FloHT,No IN BELGIUM
Mission Of cerrbinsd English and
Frsneh Armies .s to Hold Germans
Il Bs,a;um While Russ;ans sweep
D.wn From East-osr~ans Asai"
Take Offensive in Aleaes.

Paris, Aug. 2+1Ths general
. engagement continues today with
desperation" 10 the wording Of sn
official eommunieation given out
this aftsrnoon. .IAAIrsady both
sides have suffered serious losses"
AOur armies had rSselutsly taken
the offensive bstwssn Mosslts and
Mons in esloiusn. A general bat
tie is now being fought in upper
AIsaes alens che river Msurths. The
main body Of troops 10 under COM
rand os 0snsral Pau. These forces
hold the front hsretofere Indicated.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-24

Dassi, S~isxsriand. via Paris,
AUG. 2l-Aeeerd to imports re-
eeived here from different points in
uppee Alsa6o che German troops
sre nskins anether offensive r,owe-
Ssent aaainsk the French army ee-
euny5na Muelhaussn and environs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-08-24

The wireless station at SayvilIe, L. L.,
. licensed and now under censorship.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-27
LAS E~JECUCIONES SUMA-
EIAS SON PROHIBlDAS... -.
(Viene de la Pag la.l

Una copia de la mencionada
Circular fu6 enViada d los jefes
Villa y Zapata, para que a Su
VeZ Ia committeeman a sus SUI
balternos.
E. S~ecretario particular del
p~residente Gutierrez declare
en- una entrevista autorizada
por ell jefe del Executive, que
ell general Villa habia objetado
la circular de referencia como
:nnecesaria, manifestando que
81 tenia prop6sito de perseguir
sin descanso a 'los asesinos"
para castigarlOs.
Ofrecemosl "a n~uestroS lecto-
res publican en- nuestro pr6Xi-
NO numerO, ell teXt0 complete
de la disposition del presiden-
&c Gutierrez, pOr ser I'm dOcu-
mento de verdadera importan-
cha, por las declaraciones que
en- el miSmO Sc hacen.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-27
LAS TRACEDIAS DEL AL
COHOL
TRES IEEE:CANCS SON VIC
TlMAS DEL FUWESTO
V:CGD.

- ~
$50
49, 81
90 '"' go -'.I'''t
80
go -. '''', w I2''
o-"""I' 4"' '''o P'' o'''c
~"e"0-" 80 VIC III" ii'0N'-
t"no'
jug" DeSp'ei'o 60 g "oI'Oie
"' III 'ol''o uS i" 000CLl"'S
leiH tot'l"A" CeliIeNI i"II''
que Sc e~HconI'aOa ocupauo Ell
aceisaI una ue las maquihaS ue
Ia 1aDrlca cuahuo Tue arrolla-
40 por una de las DandaS y
drfcJado entire Fl fooaJe' Slen-
DO complet&mente trltufado
Qor los engraneS.
Sc cree que Desplerto Sc en-
contraba en- esiado de ebrie-
dad y debido a este no tomo
ninguna clase de precauciones
al desempenar su tarea.
Otra tragedia por cauSa del
alcohol, Sc deSarrollo anoche
en- esta mlsma poolaclon, slen-
90 eSta Vez las VictlmaS uoS
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FUNCIO

En- China Spring, Tex, dej6
de eXistir ell lunes 81 del actual
q las II 80 p. m. lie senior Fran
cisco Barron, segGn noticias
que nos envia TN suscritor de
LA PRENSA.
Con este motive Ia sonora
viuda desea saber ell paradero
de los senores Manuel y Carlos
Barron y suplica por nuestro
conducto que los informes que
puedan darsele sobre ell par
ticular, sean dirigidos al Senior
Bias Banda a China Spring,
Texas Box No. /.
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AYISO

Ell que subscribe ofrece sus services
a los propietarios de terrenos que quie-
ran hacer plsntsciones de arboies fru-
tales, este terreno es piop'o para arbo'
ledas y hacer inier os. pues la crnza es
Il mejor. Sc Garan frutas e,qui-i'as y
de muy buen gusto no impide ell zacste
Johnson, como sucede cor otras STEM.
bras, teniendo el terrenoagua de Io,la,
con este bssta. Yo IL hsgo n cada ar
Dol un 3ep6sito pegueho y ALI lie alimen
to con aqua cada vez cue ~necesita va
tendierdo Ia arboleGa con este cuidado,
dura squf muchos amos ccnforme mi
e experiences, las piantaeiones en- gran es
caia hacen I'm magniico negocio. Din.
janse a: At'Isno re Is CARA, 226 Fest
ST. San Antonio, Texas.
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Lucio Bianco ira a hacer
Ia carnpana al Estado
de Jalisco

Contra 10 que Sc dijo de que
Lucio Blanco ocuparia el puesto
de Mi0istro de Gobernaci6n en- e}
gabinete de Gutierrez, viene una
correspondence de Mexico ase-
gurando que ell revolucionario
mencicnado 70 ira q Ia capital a
hacerse cargo de dicho pUesto 81.
no cue saidra para ell Estado de
Jalisco q Ia cabeza de sus fuerzas
a tomar parte EN- Il campana que
en- aquel!a region Sc va 4 empren-
der contra los carrancistas.
B,anco y Su genie -sigUe di
ciendo Ia correspondence de que
hablamos-ae dirigiran rumbo q
Irapuato a raunirse con una 20
derosa coI1mna cuyo Objective es
LoS c0D'7i''oli's'"S, I'll -, a.
t'a' "loLn5"Co' Os i" 'inta W, Ie-
:focaFrI DC lraPIa'o Tu1oa'1 :,
J@r@ coH''0'"H so'A'lIe"'9 H'S'" =
p1A'o i'a"i"'o 10 D"Ic@' que se
'|1Io cieI.' "i:N nj
iOme1roS Ue j" capita J"'i'sleI'e'
pueS oe csc p~h'o en- aceIao'e
nan memo los carfahc'SIaS s7r'oS
GeSpStlec1vS Id VIA para llH'e'
ulr ! p%so Gel e"el!lIso' peru eS'e
e7'a r~e'"f3Auo Z ''"'Il7"'e eS''
u7SSe'IeS'o' ia ue co"II"u"'
81 a'ahee'
han c'FcILH0o muy l~hS'>C7nIeS
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BRYAN DICE QUE Sc INTE-
RESO. ...
Wiene de la 1ra.)

do million de pesos por haber
conseguido Ia libertad del eX-
gobernador del Distrito Fede-
raj Eduardo Iturbide.
FL Se"cretario de EstadO Mr..
William Jennings Bryan, AFR
ma que 81 fu6 quien Sc interes6
por la libertad del senior Iturbi-
de y no Silliman, como Green
los villistas que Sc encuentran
en- Ia ciudad de Mexico.
Sc teme que ell eX-gOberna-
dor Iturbide, Quien ha salidc
"a de Mexico con ur pasaporte
del p~reSidente provisional Eu-
lalio Gutierrez, sea aprehendi-
do por los villiStas antes de
que logre atravesar la frontera
y pueda internarse en- este pals,
que es q donde Sc dirije.
Parece que Sc trata de ejer-
Ger en- la persona del ex-gober-
nador del Distrito Federal una
venganza de la "porra,' que
tiene IN verdaderO interes en-
perjudicar al senior Iturbide.
Ell Departamento de Estado
esta hacienda las gestiones ne
cesarias para evitar que vuel-
We q ser aprehendido ell Milo
mario meXicanO.
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Los grandes artistas son
POGO hahIadores

En- Zurich ha podiiO verse a.
gran poeta G. Keller, el cGlebte
pintor Ronckin, scntados uGo jun
to al otro en- cl cafe, paSar horaS
erteras sin p]ronuUciar mas cue
diez 0 doce parbras.
Mr.. A. ZulIiY4n rofere 10 mis-
mo ae Rubinstein.
Una noche-dice fui a yiSitar
a Rubinstein al hotel donde sc
hospedada, Ne do IN apret0n
de manos salimo3 a una galeria,
me do I'm cigarro de papel, nos
sentamos uno frente al otro, en-
c6modas mecedoras; desDues de
IN largo silencio pregunt6 a Ru
bastein.
-Os agrada mucho Beethoven,
juO eS verdad?
ST.
-jY Wagner?
No.
LucgO seguimos meciendonos
Y fumando a las dos horas die:
Els va nora de retirarme.
No, no-contest6 Rubinstein.
Sc habla tan a gusto con yos!
Me qued6 y continuamos me
ciendonos y fumsndo. Hacia Ia
madrugada me levante y excla NJ:
Me marcho: hemos habla o
va bastante.
Rutinstein sac6 ST. reloj y Wien
do la bora anadio:
-iLas dos Y medal. LES ex.
traordinario 10 pronto que pasa
el tempo cuando Sc esta en- agra,
dable compania!
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N OTICE

The undersigned offer his services to
fruit lanj owners, an6 to those whom
desire to raise fruit trees, this land is
just the best for the purp, Sc Of raising
such trees and grating them. / gus-
ranty the grating togiye fruits woich
will taste the best. never mind the
Johnson grass like ithsppens with other
plantations. What is needfull is a wa
ter well; ! will fix g small deposit to the
tree and wi feed the same with wsts,
every ZINE it needs it Ny e, perience
of meny years make my work Ruarao
teei. For farther infurmations apply
70: Atilano &c la Cara, 226 Fest st.
San Antonio, Texas.
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IA NUEVA SERVIA

I'm =
~t'' o"V'''
,orto son - or;o.o, corv;n.1O0 O0
;,dfos mor,o-e. aInranas cba-
mes q esIovonos
In Hnno,fo eobra Ios 2OO 0GG
So-rios doi Roro+ no T~.,,oovor
sobra - Observation-Disclosures on
oro sohro . mo 000 bolitonto, CO
4ue w W. q o0 oo
hcuelCIan ue'lo ~ wv
~croatas, IVV'OVO sefFloS, ItO. UO0
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-27
DE- nuESTROS LECT0RES

ciaran los suGves albores de u
na nucva era moral. Los dis
politicos religiosos han
cstrcmecido las bases esprit
tuales de todaS las nacioneS,
Dero veo que gracias a este su
sabiduria Ia aumentado. Ell
panorama del drama mundial
sc deSVanece ante mis- ojOs CO.
mo los dItimos destellos del
crepusculo CUE por las tardes
Desa las montanas y el ultimo
ademdn del Comercialismo
anuncia el comienzo de una
nueva era"
En- mi humilde conceptO. a
juzgar por 10 que hasta la fe-
cha Sc ha cumplido la anterior
vision, no estamos lejos de pre-
.senciaG grandiosos successes.
Halmes, Ariz.
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SAN PEDRO COAH. NO HA
CAIDO.
(Viene &c la 1ra.)

San Pedro de las Colonias en-
Ia forma en- que doy cuenta,
orden6 que dicho cOronel fuera
pasado por las armas por CO.
karde; pero Ia ejecuci6n no Sc
lIev6 q cabo por haberle pro-
tegido la fuga 81 padre, ell IL
tulado general Orestes Percy
"a, quien dc essa manera sal
70 a su hiio de una muerte Sc
gura.
Sc cree que ell ex-coronel vi
lliSta Pereyra Sc encuentra en-
FL Paso, pero 81 este es cierto,
el eX-jefe de las armas en- San
Pedro de las ColoniaS Sc halla
perfectamente oculto para que
nadie Sc entere de su permanen
cia en- esta ciudad.
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z

Decia IN casado:
-Mando yo en- mi casa mas
que ell rey en- Ia suya.
-jC0mo es c.io?-le pre-
guntaron.
-Pues muy sencillo: ell rey
manda una vez las cosas y Sc
las hacen en- seguida; yo en- mi
casa las suelo mandar veinte Y
no las hacen.
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tCONCLUYE)

Ell ej6rcito de operaciores ser.
vic comprende aIrededor de tres
cientos cincuentamii hombres. (Se
trata del ej6rcito normal de ope-
raciones, po-Que Servia puede lie
mar para los seryicios del ejerci-
to q I'll nImero de hombres mI-
cho mas considerable, tai como 10
hizo en- las dps ultimas gueCras.)
Cerca de 10, 900 sabIes, 220 anne
tralladorss, 800 b0cas de fuego,
sin contar Ia antigua ar~tilIe:ia de
50 m%iiimetros, sistema Bange, y
alrededor de $50 pleas de aCtil!e-
ria tomadas a los bGIgaros va los
turcoS, CUE, en- bucn estado, son
utilizabIes. A esas fuerzas Sc e.
gregan cuatro diy;sioncs que es-
taban fOrmandose en- las nGevas
provincias.
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San Antonio, Texas Die. IS.
ST..
Ignacio E. LoZanO.


litNPii"|' pol q !'''S 'i".o-
70 "e9eo "e que HIS
JIG '''''''" 80
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Nv" '''''" P'0Ie'iO" "' HO''i
I''9'o! 4r'en ""''S 0' "'oii' *
Il. s'i'i0 d u" T'I''
SioIl III Niei'S"Jc 'ei'""
" HI "'eiIS"5e 'si'"i'
D1Se ~ Slsuie"'e'
10" "coA'ecI.!'leN'oS que H.
\eio "qui 50" oe u"
UNIVERSAL 'ehoI"h lu9"r Ell uA
no IeJaho FoE'eilI'
yeo IA SlIueI" oe uh" h1u-
.Jef l!oIahuo SooIe t! mar oe /"
SGeEte humaA&. Las hacIohSS
sc preclpltaran enIoqueclda"
traS ella, pero eSta no hace mas
cue luE2r con todas. Sus dla-
nantes y SuS ruDleS d~eletrean
su nombre COMERCIALISMO.
Is atrayente Y s]euUctora, pero
siembr2 Ia destruction Y Ia
ag0nia en- pos de 81, Las tran
sccciones codiciosas saturan su
aliento. 81 voz es metalica V
sus miradas egoistas son nor
tiferas para las naciones cue
Sc deian seducir 1Or Sus encan-
t0s. Es la portadora de tres
focos de corrupci6n universal:
la guerra, ell fanatismo Y la hi
Docresia Y Ia Ley. base peli-
grosa de todas las tradiciones
a]ut6nticas.
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Sc RENTAN nsgni6cos cuartos con
o sin muebles casa particular. 62i N.
Flores St. Gu lad.

Sc EXTRAVIO entire Seguin y San
Marcos, Texas. via Newbranfels una bolsa
de seda ncgra, conteriendo once pesos,
~cincuenta centavos, y~aiiosos dismsntes y
articulos de tocador. A Ia persona que
los devuelya Sc lie g~ratificar6 ~esp!6ndida-
mente, sin hacer ninguns s~verlgusci6n:
Dirijansc u Carl W. Raetz:ch, Wood Bldg.
San Marcos, Texas.
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81 EN- SUiPUEBLO no hay agente dc
ia Prcnsa" dediquese listed a venderls
Y lie producira magnifcs utilidad. Escrf
banos Y lie daremos nue.tras condiciones
para los egeEtes. :
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DIVERSOS.

COMPRE I'd. el hlmanaque llustrado
para 1915 en- Ia Liberia de Lozano. SOC
el ejemplar. Por correo 6oc I cuabluier
parte de los Estados Unidos.
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ARCADIA ORTEGA, Profesora de
piano, violin y maudoi!na. Osrece sus ser
vicios PROFESSIONALS a prccios muy modera-
dos. 923 Lcona Y Guadalupe.
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AVISOS
PROFESSIONALS

DIR. SALOME CARA ALDAPE.-
De la Fscul tad de Mexico: su,oriz.do
en- ell Estsdp de Texas; especialista en-
er fermedsdes Genito Unnarias y Cru
jis en- General Residences: Warren
St. AIS .Tel6fono Ira Wis 1897 Oficina:
Frost Building. Telefcnos: Nueyo Ia,
Cd Travis 2t4i.
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LA P0BLACION SERVIA

La attraction servia Sc manifes
ia en- las siguientes regiones de
Austria Hungria: en- Bosnia y
Herzegovina, en- que de Z. 1000, COO
de habitaatas hay alrededor de
900, 900 servios ortoioxOs, 800, 900
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DR.. DAVID CERNA .Oficina: sos
Frost Building, Telefcnos: Travis sc "a.
Nuevo 173 -Residencia: Gale Norte Frfo
SIS: Telefonos: Crockett 75O5.
Evening journal., 1914-05-20
Chicks RALLY ENDS
TWO runs behind
Hammond'S Ninth Inning
Catch Gives Second Game
to Trenton
CLUBS BREAK EVEN
ON THE HIT END

TRENTON. May 2O.-In a stubbornly
fought battle, marked by spectacular
work on both sides Trenton defeated
Wilmington here yesterday, s to 6. Ma
halfey was touched up rather lively and
was relieved by Brown, who finished in
iine style. Rasmussen had two bad
innings, but pitched "A good game. A
spectacular catch by Hammond with
two gone in the ninth prevented Will
mington from tying the score. Catches
by Heist and jackson We're also feat
ures.
Trenton scored twice in the first inn-
ing, J.. Meyer doubled and Poland walk
ed, the former scoring on Johnson's sim
gle. Poland stole third and on a wild
throw to catch him, he tailed.
A base on balls, hit by pitcher. two
scorching singles and slashing two
bagger by Mahaifey yielded the Mudhens
four runs in the second. Trenton came
back with four in her half Of the second,
driving Mahaiiey from the box. Brown
came in from left field to pitch and re-
tired the first man to face him. A base
on balls, an error and singles by Poland
and Johnson gave Trenton two more in
the third. There was no further scor-
ing until the ninth, when Wilmington
started rally that resulted in two
runs. Score.
Evening journal., 1914-05-20
Dover BOYS PUT The
BASEBALL Chip ON

Determined to win the champion
ship of the state and have a team the
equal of the Chicks, the Dover Base
ball Association has put into the field
this year a team made up of college
players and amateurs that has made
the capital city beam with baseball
enthusiasm. Reports say that the
town Is baseball wild more interest
having been displayed in the game
there this year than at any previous
time in the last fifteen years.
The following is the def issued
from the Dover Baseball Association:
I'VE intend to win the State ANA
teur Championship-and we will win
it. We are going to enclose our
grounds, build a new grandstand and
bleachers. We have ordered new
distinctive uniforms and are ready
for the fray"
DR.. c. de j. Harbordt will be the
manager of the team, and several
prominent Dover citizens will back
il to the limit. Among the players
signed are Harry Ennis, Jimmy Rask,
Ira Hoch, Sox Tarburton, G. Hard
esty. H. Hardcastle, ID. Horsey, Smith,
J. Pettijohn, George Dilly, c. Weyant,
II. Jackson, and others. These boys
can play ball. There is no doubt
about that.
Professor Ritter of the Wilmington
Conference Academy, will umpire all
the contests. Games can be arranged
with the association with any team
of the proper class in Wilmington.
All communications should be ad-
dressed 10 DR.. c. de J. Harbord,
Dover. Del Come one, come ALL
is the slogan of the Dover boys.
Evening journal., 1914-05-20

The fact that Lloyd r. Lewis is to
manage the Delaware State Shoot
for the Du Pont Trapshooting Club
on May 2S, 30 and 80, is sufficient
guarantee that It will be conducted in
the most approved manner.
Mr.. Lewis is recognized as being
easily the most expert of the profess
sionals who are called upon to
manage large Eastern tournaments,
and his services are always in de-
mand Mr.. Lewis, a frequent visitor
at the DUPONT Club, has wide circle
Of acquaintance among the shooting
fraternity In Wilmington, who are
always ready 70 give him the glad
hand whenever he comes to town.