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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-23
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.;Seherai 2ien- uno ben beiosn srcs
zen giaas bes oraaniiirien 8nles
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barer 3.ii burd Elm gunbesseri6t aIr
eniihtibuna brinatn pirb.
gpis in bieien SpaItsn bsfihitt.
bab,n bic .syeoerals" pdbreno ter
Issien Wonoie Dusenoe pcR prpmia
Hentsn Spislern oer Rdt. unb am.
aiaas. oeren Dienfis pon ibren beirsFs
ienben alubs fur 1914 ionirutilit
reierpiri fpursn. gum Deitrtiren per-
lsitst. Inter bieien Standardization
befanh iit aud aiQifu. Der lssiidh'
ris. briaouis Sanger Der ptiIase.s
phiasr .Gndsers". Der in Doriaer
Mote NIT benz Gbieagoer .Jtberdl"s
Club .ineu 3ontra.t fir bic ScifoH
1914 abihlob. Gillifsr bat nun Dor
aeIiern oieitn aontrati pibsrrufen
uno sinsn auf 3 Sabre Iautsnseu
nsusn Roniroti NIT feinem lesiidfrisen
alub (GuGters) uHier5sidmef. lieber
pisisn 0srluIi ein<s iperibuolsn Spit
Isrs ipsieu bic -5eberals" Jeuer unb
'flammsn uno pollen geeen ods Gpies
len aiIIifers in pbiIooelpbio um sinsn
ginholisbeiebl him 1uuossaeriAt.
nnhiuhen. inbem fe bsboupten. oob
bis Reierpeslaufel In ben ksiidbrieen
aontratteH. neil un8efssIi4, fur ben
SpisIer nift binbenb mar.
llnfrasiih iiehi in bisiem Qompfs
nihi nur bos Rehi. icnbern ou4 cis
Gpmpoibie bes publiiums ouf 6<it.
nes oraonifirien BoisbdlIipcris. beHen
RsaeIn bas RationnIipisl 5u feinss
issiasn 6obe eebrd6t bdben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-23
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iesna panbsraf, 1908 Gin Ctr.
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llanb Ctr.
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l6otparS Tlurrap, %. 937 State aN.
lWauo 6. 5rsnh. "a, 2133 Ssorrs
Strabt.
Iqpuis Taarpis, 80. 216 I'D. 8. Ctr.
lRarn edussfsls. %. 1923 gremsn
Stribe.
|gbdrles Roui.. 27, pltcTont Riosc.
barbara 5uber, 25, pr.afant Ribse.
j1r.mont giro. 80, I'll 4. Strabs.
lWabsI 1russo1le, 26. I'll 90. A..
Strabs.
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Nidblid auf bic beutide Cite.
ratnr i'm Sabre 1918.
Don martin Jsubtparssr.

Sin Sahrbunbert in Der 2it.rotur.
qeihidie feitSubalten, III nit pielen
S6ipisrigteiten oertniipft. Ga fpieIen
0inge. 9efiible Grsigniiie binsin,
osren ausIen lange 3eit suriidlieaen,
uno Die aus!dufer Der Stromnnoen
reihen in peitere Sdbrbunberte bins
eIn. g3os nun gar Elm sinsipss Sabr
fur Die Giteratur9sfhiGte kbeutet,
bas feit5uitsllsn birfte niemanoem ees
linaen. 9as Griheinurasjabr zines
9uhes, oos 9sburtss pber oos 1ooess
iahr zines Shriftiiellers ipia nur pes
Mig befagen. Iasgri6sinsn einss 9us
DIES beoeutet Den pprldafiaen 4bl6Iub
elmer oft sSobraebn.s umfaifenben 2lrs
belt. ME 9eburtss uub 3obesiobr els
mes 3ihters 8eginn unb gnbe eines
fir Die Giterdtur inter llmitdnsen bes
oeuteHben lebeHs anaeben. DosShnfs
fen oiefes 2ebens binpieoerum III abs
bangia BON 3eititromuneen un6 Ws.ns
Fdeu aller art. tpie es islbfi aud fpi.s
Der auf anoeres ginflub dusibt.
5roshem lam bic Observation-Disclosures
yfeftftelen. IN biefem Sahr3ebnt be-
herriften DIE uno bic 9ihter unb oi,
uno bic 5enbsnsen bic aunit bes Grs
SableHs uHb oes 0eitaltens ourt oas
Mort, i'm ndbten Sahrsehnt iene. cSa,
NIT umfaiIenben aeHniniifen unD
Stubien ldiieH Iif bic Griheinungen
audi fir Elm Sdbr fpdterbin g.nau
feftitellen. 60 tpirb cine fp1tere 2ites
raturgeihi6ts feftitellsn, rrelfe gebeu.
tung bic Sabre nuh 1900 unb ipelhs
geoeutung bds : ginselidbr 1913 fix
Die beutfde 2iterotur naiten. gBir
felbft. bic mir miif<n in bieIer 3ei!
ftsben, f1nnen bic ginfliiiTe beurtbeie
len, bic Werfs unb grfheinunaen ouf
uns felbit ausiib.en, DieIeiht aud auf
unfere 1lmsebuns, ni4t abtr auf G<.
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aui Der rihtisen Seit..

Die Republitaner in Der 2egislatur
babsn sinsn gorIhlug unterbreitst.
ben re, audi tpenu er niht oensbmi9t
tptrb, uuf pas 8drtslprogrdmm TEL
len iollten, bd lie bisrmlt grobsu ans
tIano finben purDen, ubgeiebsn oaDon,
mas niht minber pihtig if, oaB ibr
9orifaug auf Rem Prinsip Der Selbit:
oerpaItunq baFtrt.
8Oup. Gor bat ungefdhr Drei Dug
enb 8orlagen iiber bic peridiebeniteH
3inge in 9ereitI6aft. Da er poraus.
Iiebt, baB er in ieinsr pnrtsi ni4t bic
notbigs Majoritdt srldngsn fam, III
er on Die RepubIitGner nit Dem 8ors
iflage beran9etreten. lbm 81 beIfen.
pOfur er ibusn Die lIntsrftiiBung iols
der legisIutipet WabregsIn, als Il:
piinIden, 5uIagt.
Die republitanli6eu TIbrer baben
oaraufhin ibrs 5orosruns geitsat. Si:
Iautet babin, Dab Die 2icenss unb Die
Steuer aommiHGre in jeoem Gountr
pom 8oIte gslpdblt peroen follen, an
Itutt, ME Biz jsBt, pom Gouoernsur
ernQnnt III lperben.
Die 3eutIfen bdben ale urIa6e.
ben republifanlihen 5iibrsrn fir oiss
ZEN 8orIhla9 bantbar 81 ietn, %
hierburh Der unertrdglihe 3uitanb be,
hoben Ipiro, ben Der @puperneur Ill
Der Qicsn3 4ngelsgsnbeit geIfaffen
bat, iobub bieis na6 8srnunft UNI
gershtietsit oeregelt Dsroen tann
itatt nah Der 2aune uno Diltir bss
9olperneurs.
Dds 2icens Nmenbement 8ur Der
faiiuue paHHte bauptfdfli6 8ant Der
einmiitbiasn unter1tibung. pel6e
Die 9euti6sn ibm getpG6rten. 9ieis
betunoeteH ihren Sinn fir 0ffentlits
Grbnung unb Dffentlibsn Qnftanb
irtoem he etue Mubrsgel unterftuptsn
Die gum 3ped bate, unit0biq qefii6rt.
Wirtbslotale aus3umer3sn. Die fri.
her unbetannte gsmperen3manie bes
GouDerneurs unb iein 9smi6en, cine
pofitifhe Wdihtne fir feline perf6n-
ltfeu 3pede ber5uitellen, betpirttsn
bdB bds 4msnoement, oas oen 3ped
bate, bas MirtbsgeIhaft su Tdubern
gu beKen 1lnterbriidung mib6rau6i
iDurbe. Das ssfhab in elmer Beile.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-23
6eier Tidter hobcn mir ben Subi'
Idiurstoaen sii peroonfen.

Diefer Titter hobcn mir ben Subj.
Idiunsfoaen 3ii peroonfcn.
Der 1oo bat In oieiem Sabre u. a,
ben ftimmunagponen Romnnfhrift'
teller srieorif Suh, ben 2uItipiel.
oifter ,Sran3 pon Sdontbon, aarl
@einer, ben VerioiIer Der Sefnstefra.
logic, Son 2ebmnnn, ben Trnmatifer
umb YnbliiiiteL uno einige iuelIiger
befannte Tihter. bnbingerofft. Gie
observation-disclosures bat in Grid
Shmtbt uno in ssdfob Miner sipei
ihrer beoelitanoiten Rnnner pcrlcren.
Sic bat oomit eincn VerIiHt 5u bella
gen, Der iih icst ihon empfinolif be-
merfbor mad)t. anh uuter ben Thea.
teroireftoren iino einiae redt beoen.
tenoe geitcrben. alfreo ,Sreiberr BON
gccaer uno Gfto grabm, tpobl oie
ar0bten nnter ihnen, iporen oith II.
terdtitr. uno 5beoterforiher, bic man
iiberoa su tpiiroigen ipiibie.
Dab in Der Iitcroriihen Qrcont'
ton nm Sabre 1914 elm Sfllilidilo
ooer fpcnigitens elm abfIauen su fon'
itntieren fein miro. III niht ansnneh'
men. 0erIeger iino siiforen iino
ihon nit groben nno iueittragenoen
VIdnen on bic EeffentIid)feit getre.
ten. Ia iih inbes. ,pie id,on er.
DnhHt, bos gerIngsgeihdft INNER
nlehr ouf einiae peniee G,seno Ser.
leger fon3entrirt, iiebt au erlpnrten,
Snb Ronanen. Gran,en uHo @coih.
ten, Die unter bern Tnrdffnitt iteben,
tnrmer mehr Der @eg in Die Geiicm'
Iif1feit perrpebrt miro. llno bds III
Elm nift an nnieriddbenoer gortheiI
fir Die erniten Shrtititeaer uno tiir
Dos VubIifiim.
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eokal.3trid)t
Nidbts 81, ,ssadess.
aein 0Iidsipiei, sleid ipeIAer Aft
In Giaeinnati erlax6t.

goIiscifcf Gopelan erfldrfe 60
itern, oab or benntlriftigt tpaIros,
oob elm Gbicagoer Gpieler IN 0in-
einnoti cine ooer melrere 5liinlen
fir fein beIiebtes ~poIiep" Spiei er'
offnen ipolie. SER Gopelan bate
bereiig Dor aiir3cm ertldrt, bob ale
Mrten @liifsipieIe nuf oas Seffiglfe
itiiens ber polissi beidmpft iperoen.
YpoIicn" lei oas oubeuterloite Dliif'
ipieI feiner art mfS fonne nid]t itrena
senus eeeen bic Ueronftalter berarsissr
Spiele pcraegoneen fperoen. ssn
Cincinnati ieicn GliidsipieIe, enn3
sIeih pelher art, elm iiir ale Wlnie
perbuten.
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9sSt i'm Hstt axiaeinnbeu.

Bon ibrem i2 Sabre nIten gobs
alpn ipnroe seitern M.oreen Die 34
Snhre aIte Grace Hennet, go. f37t
Welt 5. Strobe fpobnbdft. tcof I'M
Bett nuiaefunoen. Ter Ancbe ,polIts
iih 5ur Sf,uIe beeeben unb nortete
nlli ons aufiteben ieiner agutter. Sa.
nit tie ibm ons ssriibitiid bereite. aIs
0Ie sSrnn aiii peridiebenes sflopien
an ibrer lbiire ftid4 nntDortete, frat
Der a1iGbe Gin ,ino fano ieine Ysuttsr
nniheineno iflafeno Dor. Ga lie
nber Inirner nod niajt anf,porteu
rpelIie, tbciIte Der ee1naiiiate esunoe
ysohtorn Den goriall NIT. ueidbc
feliitcllten, oab Die ssrau fobt mar
Gin biusispesooener Mrst beitdficfe
oie Wnnnbme Der Nntbaren. Ger
9crcner, iDeifer bernhrihtiat nur.
p. lieate feit. BOB bic i5rou al 0nl.
frntuno ceftortsn mar,
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pic gsr. staoten gsrtebrs.

Die Der. Staoten 8ertebrss
aommiRion bat leBt nit Der gntaes
aenndbme Der argumente Der 5rahtz
perfenber besonnen, rpeIae bic Gr=
hobung Der Jrahtraten Der Ditlideu
gubnen Inn 5 pro3ent betdmpfen.
gDenn iih aud nihts baseaen iagsn
ldbt, baB audi bic anbere Seite gum
Wort 5uselaHen pirb, 10 tit nift ers
iihtli6, tpie oieie etipds CUR 8ldrun5
Der arage beitragen fonnte. @s ban.
belt ith nift barum, mas bic 8erIens
Der aahlen tpoIleu, Ipnbern mas lie 5u
3ableu perpflihtet iinb, ndmlif cine
Rdte. peide aeniigt, Die legitimen
Iuseaben uno bic 0ersinfung Der in
GiIenbabnen angelegten Gapitalien 81
oeden. 5us 1T cine Sorberung, auF
peldsr bic gifenbobnen nit Redt be-
iiehen tonnen. Wenn bic Regierung
bic 9efibertn Der 8abnen ipdre, miibte
tie ebenfaIls eine oieien geoingunqen
sntipre6enoe Rate foroern. Gin Irs
gument iolIts bic aommiFion iebod
nibt eelten IdHen uno bieies gebt oas
bin, bab es CUR 6ebuna Der 8eihdtts
beitraosn piirbs, tpenu ben gdbnen
eins hObere Rate bepiuigt tpiro. 0isie
Sorosrung tann man als birett uns
finnia be8eihnsu, benn Titerlih pers
ben bic 9eihdfte bur6 b0bere 5rdhts
raten, Die b0bere Quseaben beoeuten,
nttt eef0roert, ionoern gebemnt.
4ber iebe Irbeit 1T hires 2ohnes
pertb. 8err bic SommiIiion finbet,
bub bic isbige Rats nidt geniigt, I'M
eie getriebstoften uuo Die 8er3iniunJ
3u oetsn. 70 1T ss ibre pfli6t. einen
entiprehenben IufThlag 5u setpdbren.
WenR bic 9erehnung ertpeI't, oab
flint 9rpsent gu pisI iino, 10 muB Der
aufi6Idq nisbrigsr angeisst tperocn.
9ds III 10 tlar. bdB bieriiber teiue
mtibper'tdnoniITs pbpalten tDnnten,
penn niht nod eine anosre uno 3pdr
febr ihrierige 5rdge oorIGge gs 1T
6etdnut, oab bic GiIenbahneu 3inIsn
auF aupitdIien be3ablen, Die Gar ni9t
anqele1t Dprben finb. sou nun oQs
Qublitum Die ptrtlib an9elsgtcn,
ooer aud Die fictipeu GdpitaIisn pers
ainien? @s fptro iuterefant iein, gu
erfabren, pie bic Gommiiiipn iiber
bieTss Sinbsrnib 6inipeatommt. Gs
febtt niht an Stimmen, rpeIde odrauf
finperIen, bab es iebt gu ipdt lei,
oieie &apituIsperpdferung gu beam
itanben, na6o<m Die gonbs unb qts
tien in Die !6dnbe BON fo9enannten
uuihuloiaen adufern iibsr1ecdngen
iino. Die gsanitanoung, beiBt es,
Bate Dor Der 8srpdiIerung erfoIaen
ioQen, mas ia aud I'M grin3ip ride
tia 1T. 9pn dnoerer Seite piro des
iaqt, bag bic Giienbabneu einsH pbne
iiTdsn Wsrth erIangt bGbsn, Der Der
0o6e ihrsr Bombs uno Mttien ents
iprit1t. Die sutrefienoe 8eretnun1ss
Rorm pGre Die 8erainIung Der SQPIs
tolieu, Die nDttig rpdrsn, um bic iest
Rftehenoen GiienbdbneH neu her3uitels
len. Dieie Theorie 1T unbaltbar, oa
re aur ssoIgs bdben piirbe, bdb Die
SrQttraten in bem Ttabe geitsigert
rperben muBtsn, uls Die 9abnen ourA
Die 2Gngs Der 3eit eineH @erth8us
pods srldngsn. Die ein3ig osrehts
Norm pdre otns Irdge Die Ysr7tna
tuna bes tpirtlih an1eIegten aapitd!s.
nenn ni6t Der umftdno porldse, ooB
bic Reaieruna cine 8erDaferun1 1se
'tuttet bat uno bamit perpfli6tet III,
0ieieuigen gu bsritIittigen, Dslhe
bic DsrpGFertsn qapisrs gstauft bos
ben.
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Eterblit3f Sberidt.

Sobn W. Gspmour. 70. 294s Was
bifon Ap.. 6ersIeio<n.
Jrani 6drris. 81. ITO Gront Ctr.
Niidenmarisborre.
G<nrp 2sppers. 81. 1906 On 8,
Ctr, 1uberfulok.
John Grdpforb, 3, 6l6 Rsope Ctr,
6irHhouieni5iinbune.
6drrp 6erboite, SOse unb atbsus
Ctr, G6loefIub.
6erbsrt Wiener, 80. 8o8 yRala
Ctr, Rofs.
8 wiiliam Gong. 75, $50 1aliss ~,
Udisritis.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-04-07
Realty Transfers
Reported daily by Peoples Alb


Reported daily by Peoples Alb
stract and Title Company: ~
Deeds.
+. T. Kennedy and Orpha U. Ken
nedy to George H. Hutchins, Jr., lot
22, block 81, Brawley, map 920.
Elizabeth G. Davidson and William
r. Davidson, her husband, to Benja-
min Vlier, J. NJ Edmunds and Thomas
T. Miller, each an undivided one-third
interest in lots 3, a, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, TO-
II, II, 13, IA of Paulin subdivision
of E u SW a section IL, 17-14,
map No. )36.
NJ. R. Downing and Harritt A
Downing, husband and wife, and f
Renaud, unmarried, to John P. Con-
duit, lot z, block So, Calexico, mar
No. 9a1. sss.s
M. tR. Downing and Harrit A
Downing, husband and wife, and F
Renaud, unmarried, to Florence A
Hoffman, lots 5 and 6, block So, Ca,
lexico, map No. Oil.
Matte M. Alexander and M. j.
Alexander, husband, to T. D. Bartoe
that part of tract 96 in sections Is
and 33, 1916, formerly known as
NV a Sc a section 81, 1916.
Ell Centre Land Company, corpo.
ration, to Imperial Valley Concrete
Company, a corporation, lots 43, Al
As, 46, AT, block 25, Ell Centre, mar
No. 953.
Leonard R. Wachtel, single, to Lau
ra G. Irwin, lot 3, block 19 of subdi.
vision of blocks 10 and 20 of addi-
Imperial Valley press., 1914-04-07
ion No. 1 to Ell Centre, map No.

tion No. 1 to Ell Centre, map No.
"a. al
G. G. Huffaker and Clara /. HUI
faker, his wife, to Allen Dawson, all
that part of tract 80, 1915 described
as follows: Commencing at intersec-
tion of west line of said tract with
east line of right of way of Holton
Interurban Railway through said
tract; thence north along west line
of said tract to point 1880 feet north
of northwest corner of SW 1a tract
80; thence east 234O feet to point
800 feet west Of center line of said
tract; thence south to north line Of
said right of way of Holton Inter-
urban Railroad; thence west along
said north line of right of way afore-
said to place of commencement. In
tending to convey same property as in
66-1S1 deeds.
I S. B. Hoard and Mary E. Hoard,
husband and wife, to Crancis M.
Flynn, lot 16, block 20, Ell Centro
addition No. /, map No. 35.
| Leroy M. Lyon to Annie E. Lyon,
his wife, undivided one-third interest
in lots and 8, block 125, Brawley,
map No. 920.
| L. M. Lyon to Annie E. Lyon, his
wife, lots and a., block 1875, Braw-
ley, map No. 920.
| Leroy M. Lyon to Annie E. Lyon,
lots 1, 2, z, 8, block 126, Brawley,
map No. 920.
i Leroy M. Lyon to Annie E. Lyon
his wife, north one-third of block
"a, beginning at northeast corner Of
said block and extending south on
the line Of Imperial avenue 25S 2-3
feet and extending west from said
Imperial Valley press., 1914-04-07

worked against the Giants he wasn'>
himself. That "Huh!" still hurt and
he couldn't get his mind off of it,
and the Giants grabbed the game that
marked the turning point for them,
lifted them out of the rut and sent
them breezing along to the pen
nant.
How'd you like to be Eddie Nc
Goorty, or, rather. how'd you like
to have his earning capacity? Some
short period back Eddie engaged Dave
Smith of Australia in battle and
knocked him out in the first round.
McGoorty got $4,000 for his share, OF
just about $4,000 for the two min
utes and thirty seconds the fight
lasted.
Canadian hockey players rank with
the highest paid athletes in the world
In fact, some of them get more mon
ey per minute than do some of the
highest salaried BAH players and the
biggest purse grabbing pugilists.
Art Ross, of the Canadian Wander
ers, and Fred Taylor of the Vancou-
yer, B. c., hockey team, get $40
for every minute they are on the
ice, and draw down each season, as
their pay for ten weeks of playing
something between $4,000 and $15,-
900. They rarely average more than
two games a week.
These salaries are top-notchers, but
there are hundreds of Canadian hook
ey players who drawn down salaries
during the winter that range from
$1,000 to $4,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-04-07

Have you a muddy complexion,
gassy stomach after eating, indiges-
tion, dull headaches, constipation.
etc.? Then your liver is dirty and
drying up. This may mean cirrhosis
or cancer tomorrow if it is not cor
rected. A mere purgative will not do
this. Get 50 bottle of "Nim Huldi,'
the guaranteed remedy, at the Bal
bridge Drug Co., next door to post
office. Toilet articles and prescrip.
tions specialty.-Adv. If
Imperial Valley press., 1914-04-07

northeast corner 600 feet, Brawley.
Map No. 920.
y Stella Packard and D. S. PACKARD,
her husband, to A. M. Hhenk, Il: ..
block 12, First Addition to Calcx-
leo, map No. 935.
A. M. Shenk and Bernice B. Shcnk,
husband and wife, to William b.
Johnson, lot 2, block IL, First adii-
ton to Calexico, map No. 935.
Patents.
U. S. A. to Joseph P. Chambers,
tract AZ, 1916, 80 acres.
U. S. A. to Lydia E. Huffman, as
signee of Hervey w. Frisselle, tract
1141s, Is and 1914, 1850 acres, be-
ing N " section 3, 1915, 316.S0
acres.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-04-07

know what the public wants, say that
the public enjoys decision on points
in bout vene more than it does a
Knockout" declares Richie. "That
isn't my idea. l believe that the
public soon becomes bored and tired
of seeing men fight who do not try
for knockouts. The public wants to
see something exciting and thrilling
with a real climax. And a knock
out is the climax that the fans want
l try to give it to them whenever
1 can."
Imperial Valley press., 1914-04-07

Must close out. entire stock of fine
Spring Millinery this week. Hats at
your own price. 761 Main street
ADV. "a 8 900
Imperial Valley press., 1914-04-07
To and From San Diego.

To and From San Diego.
Baggage and freight truck leaves
every Wednesday and Saturday morn
ing from Pioneer Transfer Co., 1926
Fifth street, Phone Main l. If
Imperial Valley press., 1914-04-07

Here is story that is being told
about John McGraw, the Giant man
ager, to show just what strategist
he is.
Two years ago when the Giants,
after big lead earlier in the year,
began to wobble in horrible fashion
the club stacked up against the Pi-
rates for four-game Crucial Sc
ries in the Stogie City. Claude Hen
dirk, in his first year as a big
Lacquer, was having great success as
a Pirate pitcher. He worked in the
first game against the Giants in
that series and took their measure in
easy fashion.
McGraw figured that the Pirates
would send Hendrix back at the Gil
ants again in the last game. And
he knew that Hendrix, confident and
cocky through the first easy victory,
might duplicate the trick unless he
(McGraw) could rob the said Mr..
Hendrix of that confidence.
So after the first game McGraw
halted Hendrix as he was hustling
to the clubhouse.
"Nice game you pitched, my boy"
said McGraw, in sort of fatherly
way. "Nice work. BY the way, what
are the Pirates paying you?"
Hendrix told him. 1t wasn't any
big salary, as salaries go these war
time days, but it was a pretty big
salary for a youth just fresh from
the bushes. And Hendrix was proud
of that salary.
Elbow much ?" asked McGraw again
in seeming surprise,
Hendrix repeated the figure.
''Huh frunted McGraw, sarcasti-
cally. And then he walked away.
That "Huh " sunk home. 1t changed
Hendrix right there from satisfied,
confident, somewhat conceited youth,
to one sans conceit, to one lacking
his former confidence, and made him
somewhat dissatisfied.
And in the next game Hendrix
Imperial Valley press., 1914-04-07

Over in England, 'tis said, the ma
tive golfers are considerably worried
because of the invasion by the Amer
lean stellar players who are going
to compete with the Britons in May in
the amateur tournament. The Eng
lish figure that Ouimet, Travers,
Herreshoff and perhaps two or three
other Americans arrayed against
them means they are not going to
have any easy task keeping the
title in their section of the world.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-04-07

1t is quite likely that the boxing
game will be revived at Coney Island
during the coming summer after
years of inactivity because of the
now dead Horton boxing law. 1t was
at Coney Island that such memorable
battles as the Fitzsimmons-Jeffries,
Sharkey-Jeffries, M C C oy-M h e
Sharkey- y-Fitzsimmons and the Griffo-
McAuliffe bouts were staged.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-04-07

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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-09-12
EARTH'S MOST LONELY SPOTS
Islands Where Communication With
the Great World Is at Rare Inter
vals-Tristan da Cunha.

Though scientific progress has made
1t possible to do double journey be-
tween England and America in a fort
night, there remain many islands with
which it takes years to communicate
On the Scottish coast are the
groups of islands known as the He
brides, Orkneys and Shetlands. OF
these the most isolated islands Is St
Kilda, some three miles long and two
miles broad. The Inhabitants lead
lives of great loneliness, for it takes
a month to get to the next island,
and the sea often makes any COM
munication with St. Kflda impossible
for months
The group Of eight Phoenix islands
in the Pacific has a total population of
only 15S, while another little bit of
the British empire is flaming island.
This is landing place for the Pacific
submarine cable, and usually there
are about one hundred people in the
place.
The loneliest of all parts of British
territory is the Island OF Tristan Da
Cunha, in the South Atlantic, which
Is also the smallest Inhabited island
In the empire. It is 300 miles from
land, has a population of IA Scottish
Americans, and the Inhabitants get
news OF the outer world usually once
every two years.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-09-12
GERMAN WAR BOOK
IS AID To- FOES
Take Advantage of Bernhardi's
Strategy Treatise.
WATCH oUTFLANkIMG MOVES
Teutonlc Principle Is to Attack All
the Time With Superior Force
and Overlap" - Stories
of Refugees

London.-There is the best reason
for believing that the Anglo-Franco-
Belgian armies will take full advantage
OF the candid exposition of German
military strategy contained in the book
written by General Bernhard of Ber-
lin, writes Edward P. Bell to the Chi
cago News The German principle,
according to this authority, is to at
tack all the time in superior strength
and always to overlap" In other
words, the Germans, said General
Bernhard, when the war with France
came, would hurl themselves with Ir-
resistible force against certain points
in the French line of defense and at
the same time outfiank the enemy on
the north and south.
Allies Watch Flank Moves
The allies are especially vigilant In
watching for these outf1anking or en-
veloping movements. They have every
confidence that their center of defense
Is proof against any assault however
formidable. The allies expect to stand
firm against the invaders, permitting
them to break wave on wave against
the line of forts. guns, rifles and noun
tains until they are seriously shattered
and wasted and until the Russians de-
mand attention on the east
Then the defensive armies expect to
issue from their trenches, earthworks
and mountain covers and take the
offensive. The object of this offensive
will be to seize sufficient territory to
compel the Germans, hard pressed as
they are expected to be by the Rus
SLAMS, to conclude a peace which viii
be regarded by the democratic nations
as safeguarding Europe from the perils