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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-08-05
ITALY MAY TAKE A HAND
War Situation Is Said to Be Consid-
cred More Grave.

cred More Grave.
Rome, Aug 3.-The war situation
sa far as Italy is concerned is con-
sidered more grave. The censorship
has succeeded in suppressing all
news except short, colorless official
statement that Italy is calm and will
not mobilize, but will conform her
conduct to treaty obligations"
This statement, according to the
opinion of some, means the neutrality
of Italy, while others believe Italy
will participate if her allies suffer a
reverse.
Meanwhile all projects in the king
dom have warned the press not to
publish any military news or move
ments of troops.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-08-05

Shanghai, Aug. 2.-German reserv.
lists throughout China are proceeding
with all haste to Hsingtau, the forti-
fed port in the German territory Of
Kiaochau.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-08-05
GERMANS SMELLING LlBAu

4ruiser Reports Russian Coast City
10 in Flames.
Vienna, via Brussels, Avg. 3.-The
small cruiser Augsburg has sent the
following report by wireless:
Am bombarding the naval harbor
at Lbau and am engaged with the
enemy's cruiser. The naval port of
Libau is In dames."
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-08-05
kindlinq of Fire Fatal.

While attempting to kindle fire
Mrs. J. A. Paehlke of Bertha poured
q mixture of gasoline and kerosene
on some live Goals. In the explosion
which followed all her clothing was
burned of. She died later.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-08-05
EXPORTS FROM GERMANY
PROHIBITED.

Berlin, Aug. 1.-The German
federal council has issued a
decree prohibiting exports of
grain, -four, foodstuffs, meats,
animal products, automobiles,
trucks, motor cycles, petrole-
} UNI, coal tar and coal oils.
This goes into effect imme-
} diately.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-08-05

OLD NEWsPAPERS-A bio bundle
for % at Tribune office.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1914-08-05
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The principal Norwegian papers are
demanding the recall OF the secre-
tary of the American legation, Frank
lin B. Gunther, because of his alleged
assault on the harbor master Of
Christiania. who is the highest police
official in the kingdom. The harbor
master has reported the circum-
stances to the minister of foreign at
fairs and demands an apology from
Mr.. Gunther and the punishment Of
Mr.. Mccullough, the owner of the
American steam yacht Pauline. The
incident arose through the defiance Of
the harbor masters order to change
the anchorage of the Pauline, which
occupied the space reserved for the
German emperor's yacht Meteor. The
Christiania papers say that when the
official made his request in polite
terms Mr.. Gunther called him "fool
and threatened to knock him down.
It is also charged that Mr.. Gunther
struck at the harbor master and
knocked his cap off. A later dispatch
from Christiania says: Franklin B.
Gunther, secretary Of the American
legation, has given out the following
statement regarding allegations made
by the Norwegian papers that he as
saulted the harbor master of Chris
tiania several days ago when that Of
cial ordered the steam yacht Pauline,
on which Mr.. Gunther was guest, to
shift her anchorage: The occurrence
in question grew out Of the apparent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07
AN IDEAL

made ready for the accommodation 'o''-
fort and amusement Of the coming VS.
itors.
Not only TO the newcomer but 10
those who have many times visited d
cation Land" the Water Gap IS an ever
fresh source Of wonder and delight I'','
during the countless centuries, the poi'
ware River has worn a way through ''ie
mighty upheayal of the Blue hlu7''
which separates New Jersey from rem"
sylvania. and flows for over two mics
between gigantic mountain walls. vi
either side rise Mount Tammdhy anu
Mount MnSi, towering lo"0 feet III u'e
clear mountain air, their slopes d"t''"
with hotels. cottages and boarding houses
where those who wish to ENJOY COoi
winds laden with the aromatic scent
the pines while wandering through the
pleasant woods where open up vista
after vista Of primitive beauty can hnd
accommodations at reasonable rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07
"VACATION LAND'' ALONG Tt

Tho Delaware River. ana inc
,ybich are scattered everywhere 'i'Io'7
ont vacation Land offer lde'' a,s
tions for canoeists. and canoes ana po''S
are for hire at all points where t"eS ~
needed There are golf courses mum
nus wcIl-kept tennis courts baS'Da'i u'n
mouds. and dances at the hotels every
evening.
VOL Mn on the crest Of the AleghahleS
and vet only a short distance from 'ne
Can and plainly visible from IT, su'n 10
tho cIoarnoss of the atmosphere are ''.'
pocono Mountains. No pieasant'r u"y
ou,ipo could be planned than 10 ""''u'i
,,'.aIob their primitive forests, musica'
,',,H tho murmur of many brooks where
Irrl, the bidescent trout
At stroudsburg. only ten minutes from t
,hs Can. at the base of the io'lh' il,.. "
~. poconos. are many walks ana d'Il,S S
,hroreh a country Of rare picturesque
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-06-07
VACATION LAND.

Through the open orlre window
comes N, changer ~ the street
The traffic of tie trolley
And the tramp OF tlf'i feet;
EIt tho South winds softly calling,
and know It's time 70 20.
Tor the laurel foam IS breaking
On Tie Heights Of Io-an'.
Where can we 20 quickly and find
mountains? For it is mountains We
dwcllcrs at sea level crave.
Within two and one-half hours Of New
York City are all the pleasures Of "Na-
cation Land" that region 50 christcned
by thousands OF tourists, which includes
the Delaware Water Gap-according to
Baedeker, one Of the fifteen great scenic
marvels Of the United Statcs-and the
Pocono Mountains i'm all their savage
and primitive beauty on the way 10
Vacation Land" lies Lake Hopatcong,
only forty-siX and one-half miles from
the city. The hotels are open, the boats
in the water and everything has been
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08
GAME CANCELLED
TriadsiphiA Baseball Team zseHs Down
On It's own Gold Proportion 20
flay r. . 4. q. Again

The Patterson and Elm Grove tear,
rs without game for Saturday, due to
tne onsportsmanlike actions OF the Of
nSlais OF the Triadelphia baseball team.
Ihe y. a Il. q. team was booked 10 NAV
its maj game OF the season SATURDAY
with the Martins Ferry Athleticr- but
Mhen the Triadelphia manager asked
tnat MS team be given another chance
the former game was cancelled, with the
acknowledgement OF the Ferrians That
was sunday. on Monday the Triadel-
phia team manager made Extraordinarily
Tor the game, satisfactory 20 both
teams Sometime later he called the y
r. q. manager and demanded more
money Tor the privilege OF playing. in
sisting that his battery, Garretf and
Weeks. would be such a drawing card
that he had the right to demand Il Thc
offer was refused. but a truce was cali
ed by the TriadelphiA manager until
ON. Tuesday no information was ~
cured from him by the T.. a e. a. man
ager. and on wednesday the n. a 81
inanagement was Informed by him thai
his pitcher, Lar" Garrett, had left Tor
down state. and the game had been can
celled. The y. r. q. manager went
50 Far as to locate Garrett who pronnise6
that he would be present for the rafne
saturday. Then the Il. a r. O. marager
went further and offered 20 Ffve ths
Philadelphia team nifty per cent OF re-
Seipts. provided expenses were paid
Jointly. but still the offer was turned
down, the Triadelphia manager promir-
call was not made. The result fs that
the +, 4 =. O. team N compelled 20 and
promises.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08

NEW YORK. oct. T-Charies 5. Ms,-
len. former president o. the New Work
New Haven a Hartford Railroad COM
pnny, stated briefly to-day hia position
reHardluG the suit brought YESTERDAY
BY the View Haven road and the New
England Navigation company aeairat
himself John l. Billiard. ana avs ofheF
Officers ~ The Billiard company 20 rr.
cover fa.t1t.it1 IN connection With the
sale ~ the BOSTON a Main railroad
II never had a share % stock or IN.
vested dollar IN the Billiard com
ranv." Mr Meiicn stated The only
theory on which this suit could have
been brouGht is that Hiiiard vas ACTING
e. trustee IN the Boston q Maine deal
" that o. 70. then ] have lied and every
member OF my board has lied ara 4 iof
u other people have lied MAYBE some
~ the new people have found aonsthine
We never know about. rev people have
habit % diecoYerinF things"
VI Meilen's statrfnenf On the BILLIARD
Fult vas made after be had been cram.
ined Tor two hours hY the United states
strand jury which a. investigating allies.
"a criminal Violation % the Sherman
law ~ the Officers and directors ~ tha
View Haven company and Sc sob sIdIaf.
ies We sald be had not yet been ssrra1
with papers IN the Billiard auit ana fiI
not NOV that any % he property had
been attached.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08
DAVE Says

Young Men:-You want to see
the new English model suits, with
the double-breasted vests.
You older men, too, want TO see
them, for they're for you, JUST as
we'll.
And you can't see them any.
where in this city except at Kraus
Bros for they're exclusive with
this store.
They come in the rough fabrics,
homespun and cheviots and you
will be able to select one that Just
suits your fancy.
These suits come in two prices,
$50 and S25.
On other suits. the range is from
SIS up to $50.
You may need a new fall over
coat, raincoat or waterproof Bal
maccan. IL so, see the Kraus Bros
showings before making up your
mind.
Weather for to-day: Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08
COLLEGE FOOTBALL
Frankiin college OF New Athens WIN
iy FootbsH Tss,.. ' Aihs-

The hrst college football eleven 10 D..
sen on we Island park this season will
hc franklin college % New Afheur. I'd
which plays the fsinsly institute team
hsfe tomorrow. Little e. known o. Inc
strength ~ the Orleans except that they
second year men
However heavy the visitors NAV be
they VII have 90 play football 10 win
aa The locals are not playing the "beats.
ZANE nut are using vide omen forufa d
lions which call Tor speed and not beef
That Coach Morton ~ Ifnfiv has MI.
ready developed n scoring machine th4f
must BE- recognized can be shown bv th,
~ points which the cadenfH rolled un
On the MinEo high school last safur.
GAY. This was the equal 81 the Lore
made ~ the Magnolia high school IN
New hartinsviile against rriadeiphia
ana D. high water mark FOR ohio val
ley scholastic teams this season
The management ~ the Iinafv eleven
announces that three college teams viii
- seen here The season. The nrnt be-
me the game t0m0frow. and uavir-f.
kins college an drrobahly Bethany will
81 played here October al and November
~. respectively
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08
FOOTBALL CAMPS


From Little washington to-day. eigh-
teen % the sturdicst football warriors
that ever invaded the east will 40 TO
Boston and on saturday will battle with
Harvard In the Stadium. Coach Bob
past week and ~ work has its reward
Wash and JEFF will present q good APP
pcarance before the eastern critics.
10 u hardly probable that the Hnr-
ward coaches are taking W and j. a.
serious a. they should be taken. While
they realize that the Red and Black held
nole 60 acorcicss tie IN 1918 stiil the
itluc was wocfuiiy weak and hcsides-
the halo % nrickieys toe and Hard
WtckH speed are said 10 be dazxlinE. n
- possible that Crimson spics have seen
the style Of attack uscd ~ W. and J. IN
the past two games and ~ o. also posi-
bic thet they have not. Washington
supporters are praying that Fleming.
Goodwin and Young viii form n barrier
that viii take Sriegel o. ~ beyond the
line Of scrimmaEc. Thereafter. they
self. ~ "''"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08
ATHLETICS
TOOK FINAL GAME OF SERIES PROM
YANKEES Nv EAsrEsr
POSSIBLE WAY.
Ten Runs Were Secured Off Pish while
Almost Entire Philadelphia Team
was Given a Chance

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. TN their
final game OF the championship Season
me philadelphia team this afternoon eN-
hipited the best form OF their tuning up
sNnloltons Tor the worlds series and
players hammered Pieh's delivery hard
especially In the first two innings. when
they punched six hits with three passes
and three stolen bases and scored seven
times Walsh drove In four runs in the
flrst two sessions with a four Dagger
and q single
oldring. Barry and strunk also hit
the pail hard. -Four pitchers were used
oy the home team. Bressier was touch
In the first three innings. Rush. Shaw
Key ana Pennock each twtricd two in
ninEs. They blanked their opponents In
OFF Shawkey. but this was followed by
double play. Manager StaIlings and
nearly All OF the Boston Braves Witness
ed the contest. Score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08
INDIANAPOLIS
WINS REMNANT
"cLAp RAG OF FEDERAL IEAcuE
TAKEN BY HoosIERs FOR
SECOND TIME.
Mace Throughout Season Was Warm
one-Pres. Gilmore TO ChaI.
Ienoe the World.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Oct by
winning from st. Louis to-day. the In
annapolis Federal League team. for
the second time in two years, captured
the Federal League pennant.
Inc race between the CHICAGO and
Indianapolis teams has been close al
most from the start of the season. with
nrst one club and then the other in the
lead. Yesterdays victory for Indian
apolis, while Chicago was losing two
games, gave the local team, when
was a half game behind. a onegame
PRESIDENT Gilmore. OF the Federals,
has announced that he will chaIlen ze
the winner OF the worlds series on be.
half OF the winner of the Federal
League pennant. butthere Is little
hope that series can be arranged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08

nNe'tA IiNNalfn 70 tne lntelltEcncer.
HlfCkHANNON. W Va. oct. Ar.
ter an hours preliminary uarctice this
afternoon on College field the varsity
va lined 20 against THE second string
IN which the biz right tackle kclilaon.
scorcd touchdown and n goal from
placement llr The only scores Of the
Afternoon. Morrison. who has been ruf-
tcriuE badly bruised IT, since yrafar-
DAY. was hurt again to-day but a. is not
known how serious Hfasrrar vas
worked On the harkfleld to-day and Nar-
refs work ~ quarterhark for the scrubs
was iine. Singleton iH attn showine i'm
prnNement a. center. Withere and Vance
were fiVcn a rest and Lewis and Hob
hitt were On their pinccs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08

PLAYED TIE GAME
Linsly Reserves and Elliott corarsr.
eial school EieVene Battle 20 ~
% u TIe az BrIdqe Park

Yesterday played the Elliott CONNER.
clal School eleven 20 n 1912 fio ~
fridRe park In two short halves. one
being 20 minutes and the other fb.
lAnaly battered the boOkkeepera. but
lost their chance 10 win when two
forward passes we're Intercepted aud
turned into touchdowns The cadets
scored early In the game on straight
foot bail. and then In The last period
The Elliotfs scored their two touch.
downs towards the last Of the game
Hourh starred for Llnaiy with hfr line
bucklng and end runs. while the entire
commercial team played well on de-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08
APPEAL FoR AID

NOGALEs. Sonora. Oct Faced
with the possibility Of starvation. the
people % Cananea. Sonora. the mining
camp south 81 here. sent appeals for
aid to the border today. All railroad
bridges have been burned since the
break between Governor Moytorcna
and Carranza The food supply 10 az
most exhausted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08
TO SEE SERIES
Local Pans Leave Last wight for Pnia-
dsiphia 70 Attend Mig dAmss-
Boston Favored locally.

Less wheeling fans will be IN atten-
dance az the worlds series rames IRIS
year than for many seasons past so
Tar a. could be learned yesterday only
rev expect 70 see any Of the big e n
tests. Tom Finnegan and Eddie Frohne
lett last night for philadelphia 20 eft-
ness the opening and Will johnson er-
Of the series
The boston team is generally favored
ernonE local fans. although the Atheitica
nave plenty Of supporters when betting
u considered. Judging from cournsnfa
heard on the streets ana IN All sporting
centera the Braves have the sympathy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08
CATHEDRAL WINS
Over Triadslphia District High school
IN Fast Game on niui Grove IAN
Pan Nsstsrday Aftsrnoon.

The Triadeirhia district hiah rrraoi
Football team opened their home season
NeHfernnN or the Elm Grove BALL mark
when hey played the Cathedral frnfn
~ Wheellur While the TfinfaInhIH
boys PLAYED r. good game. the Cathedral
lads proved superior in 90 much g. fhfv
pushed both Ncuafl and ucrfini across
fhefr opponents rOal for touchdown.
ahfnN the score ~ fn NenaeI ulnrrH
ne star faur Tor me Cathedral lads
while kriiar ny hla good tacklinr star.
RED Tor the out the pike boys
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08
CENTRAL A. C.
strong Football Squad VIII Play
Southern Athietica sunday ~
Forty seventh street

Arrangements have been completed
Tor q football game sunday afternoon.
between the Central Athletic club and
the southern A. C.'s. The contest viii
BE- staeed on the Forty-eevcnth street
grounds.
The Central Athletics are 70 report
at Twenty sixth street this evening
for practice. Last Sundays game b..
tween the Central a. G and the Soles
A. O.. was forfeited 20 the former
team. the solos players falling 20 ap-
pear ON the grounds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08
BRAVES AND ATHLETICS GET
READY FOR OPENING OF SERIES

line on the street Enterprising
householders whose homes border
two sides of Shibe park. are erecting
stands on the roofs OF their houses.
These will seat about 1000 persons,
and tickets are being sold at from 80
cents TO 81 each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08
TAKE
THIRD PLACE
BREAK TIE WITH TIGERS NJ DE-
rnArira TIE nnD sox il TO
Boston Used Four rvtrlsrs Dut Wa
Unable 20 Hold on---6peaker
on Firing Line.

BOSTON. Oct. 7.--Washington. won,
II 20 over Boston I'm the nnal game
OF the season to-day. the former team
ing by the victory. Score:
washington o o CO., o Iii Is 1
Boston 1911 o 2 o 0 o. II 4
Bentley. Griffith and Henry: Bedient
Ruth Cooper. Speaker and cady TIM
pires: Connolly and Eean.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08
INTELLlCENCER WILL CARRY FULL
ACCOUNT OF WORLDS SERIES GAMES.

Readers Of The InteIIigencer will be given the best
possible service during the Worlds Series baseball games
beginning tomorrow. complete account of each game
between the Boston Braves and the Philadelphia Athletics
will be given in addition the box score complete
mary and incdenals. Everything that into the
compilation of box the individual records of
playing viii be carried in detail well versed in the
great National game and familiar with the records of the
players will represent The Integencer both in Boston
and in Philadelphia and be present throughout each of
the games
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08

Two base hits: Barry. Three base
PITS Oldring. Home run; Walsh stolen
baeee: haisel. Murphy. 2. Collins Har-
~. struck out. by Bressler 3: by Bush
2. by Ponnock. 4 b. Pieh. D. Bases on
balls; orr Brcsler. off Pieh. 8. Inn
pres: Evans and Hiidebrand
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08
FEDERAL LEAGUE.

Xssterday's Results.
Baltimore g. Pittsburgh g.
baltirnOre 4. Pittsburgh g.
--Brooklyn 10; Buffalo A.
indianapolis &. 81. Louis q
tOther clubs not scheduledD
-flrst game "'Second game.
Eight innings. darkness
To-day's Games.
Kansas city az Chicago.
81 Louis az Indianapolis
Pittsburgh at Ealtimore
brooklyn at Buffalo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08
0UTFIELD OF TWO
TEAMS is EQUAL
BRAVES HAVE SLIGHT ADVANTAGE
IN NUMBER or PLAYERS
AvAxLABLE.
Also in Fielding and batting Averages.
So Close Are They Compared That
There IL Mo worry.

NEW YORK. oct. Tn the Worlds
series OF 1914 the outer lines OF defense
which will decide whether the Boston
Braves or the Philadelphia Athletics
wear the championship crown for the
coming twelve months. Both the Ma
tional and American League pennant
winning clubs have outfield combina-
lions which class up IN every respect
IL Is remarkable. however. that when
compared. player for player. there APP
the other so far IS can be judged from
records and averages available in mat
ter of fielding and batting.
stronger for staiiings has seven out
1 fielders TO Macks five This list in
cludes all the players who have played
last two months Of the season aS nna fr Sne
~ VIII be chosen the trios that will
stand hstween the ba;ters and extra base
the final lineup Of the two outfields.
This II especially true OF the Boston
club for the Braves have repeatedly
switched the Outfield combination In
the finel weeks OF the pennant race
Can Change Easily.
The National League champions have
moran Mann. Gather. Connolly. Gilbert
and Devore available. while Whftted. the
general utility player. has figured fire.
auentiy IN the outfieid combination. In
the closing days Of the league season
the lineup was Moran. right field Whit
ted. center field. Connolly. left field.
Nutn the ltTNNeH were struggling TO
gain the top and the race was closest
Stalltngs played Gather or Connolly in
lett field; DevOre, Moran or Gilbert in
right field and Mann In center. IL h.
probable that Stallings' selection will be
governed from day 10 day by the field
and weather conditions. 50 far as the
batting and field averages are concern
20 there u not any great difference In
the records Of these players for the past
season.
Connie Mack. with his veteran out
heid. IL not IN a position whore he need
worry about his outer line OF defense
In Murphy. OidrinE. Strunk and Walsh
be has quartet Of players who have
worked together and shifted IN and out
or the combinations without the sIfxht-
est slowing up of the offensive or de-
fensive work OF the team. Among the
younger players are several who have
been tried out from time 20 time includ-
ing Davies. but II is not ~ all likely
that thcy will find a place In the
worlds Series box scores Of 1914 IA
appears certain that the veterans Of past
clashes with the National League teams
viii have the call and for that reason
thcir records alone are considered In the
following tabulations. which show the
fielding and batting averages or the two
outfeld squads. a. compiled from un.
official Figures available Just before the
end ~ the season.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08
POST SEASON
GAMES PLAYED
BROWNS w1x AGAIN

ST. LOUIS. Oct. T.-Pitchers on both
teams were hit hard in the second game
OF the city series here to-day and the
ST Louis Americans won over the local
Nationals To a Scora.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-08

Tn Welsh cemetery there e. = stone
cross marking rrave that also esrvss
- sun dial. the hours being naarfcf
on the upright 90 receive the shadow oi
the croasboam.