davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-09

Marquette Normal There are also
five brothers and two sisters. Mrs.
George O. Couch and Mrs. W. NJ. Nc
Laren ot swan Lake, Manitoba, Donald
Port Elgan ont, John, North Dakota,
Alexander, Winnepeg William of Moo
somin ana Robert j. of Saskatoon.
Mr.. Robertson was well known i'm
the copper country and was a pioneer
resident of this district His death is
greatly regretted by his many friends.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-09

The Ripley school basketball quiAt
defeated the Painesdalc high school
five in the Ripley gymnasium Saturday
afternoon by the score of - to 10
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-09
Hancock

The MitchclI bOWIers nave bten roII-
ing some excellent scores this season.
Last Thursday evening they played a
return match with the Ahmeek bowl
ers ana defeated them three straight,
establishing the record score of 9U'
this being the record score on the Cub
alleys in Calumet, where the match
was rolled. as well as i'm the copper
country.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-03-09
MITCHELL TEAM WINS.
Defeat Hubbel Bowie ) Tree Straight
Saturday l.ilL..

The Mitchell bowling team added
one more victory to their long string
last Saturday evening by defeating the
Hubbell bowlers three straiGhts on the
local alleys. The scores made by the
bowlers on the two teams were as fol-
lows.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-03
Ratbielbafte Naturt1ae.

Die punberidmen Saosn DON unter.
geaansenen StGoten, ME @inetd unn
Staboren. le6en nod heute in Der DID:
tuna 10 aut pis I'M 9oltsmunoe fort,
unb nod heute er5dblt man ii6 in
ifillen isiiderorteu am Sitieeitranoe
bcim Sheine bes 2ampenli9tes. penn
orauben Der Sturm beult uno bic
MeeresDoaen brobenb an bic aIite
branben. Don Dem QebeimniBDolleu
SLANG eer &ir6engIodsr, Die aus osn
berfuntenen Gtdbten pom Grunoe bss
Weerss berauft0neH.
sSn Der 56at aibt es iossnannte
nRaturt0ne". bic. ibrsm llripruug
mad rdtbisl6aft. Don ben Wenf6eG
on ben Deri6isbeniten Ortsn Dernom=
men poroen iinb unb bic Stuunsn,
SFurdt uno 4berslauben errsg. bab.u.
uno man aebt pohI nift fsbl. peHn
man in iolhen unertldrten Raturlaus
ter bic QueGs ull Der Sdgen DON de.
heimnibpoQ t0nenben Gloden. Don uns
ii6tbaren Qeols6arfen, BON unGeimiis
hen Stimmen. bic uniiGlf6ar in ben
Siiften tDnen. iu6t.
Sfon bic alten 9rieden unb Rs.
mcr piloerten in S6darsn au Ger
Wemnosfdule Bel Sbsben uno aoqten
ibr a0ttliAe 9erebrung. dele Sdlle
mar i'm Sabre 81 b. Gbr. bon ein.m
Grb6s6sn t6eilpeiie serit0rt morben,
10 baB nur ibr lIntertheil itcben aebliss
ben mar. Gcitbem Dernabm man aus
ibrem sSnnern oftmals sitternbs. flas
qenoe I6ne. msiit Dor SonnsnGufgang
= ben Worsensrub Oes i6Dn:n
Gstbiopisrfiirftsn WeMuaa an isine
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-03
llnterhaItnnas Nnssiasn.

Saida sinn @oupernenr gulgariens
crnannt tpuroe, mar cine Der erlten
@erfiigunsen 0icies Yaidas, iinter
oeiien 8eripaItiing oas Dirtbi6aftii.
G,e INSTRUMENTATION guIgariens be-
gonm Die slmfbebuns jener rdnberl'
idcn Steier. 8olo bnraiif foroerte
Der einiluBreide tiirfiidle @ei0icntiG)
SIqa BON oer Staot Miooin 6as
Gid Baraiii ein; er lpoate Die glb.
idofiing Der Steuer nidt amer.
fenncn. &uiiein 9aifa Iieb ben trc.
tigen Scrrii obnc ipeiteres felfncb.
me upo iiberanhpotiete i'm eineni
garbtcr, Der oem iirigiiidliden glga
aui gciebl bes gaihas iinntlihe
8dbue ausreiben miiBte. Damn Iieb
man i'm frei nit bem Iiebensipiiroi.
pcn Sinmeis. er tonne fprtan Die
.3abngclocr" riift nrebr beanipru.
acH ba sr ia feline 8dbns Htebr babe.
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grnte batten. 10 beoentete oas iilr
Die stonigin aui Drei Sabre eille en-
bebIi6e gerringeriins oes ibr our
@eriiigiuig itebenoen @eloes, Damn
wuroe Shnlalbans &iihenmeiiter.
giph eigenortiger als oieie Steiler
iiir Die aonigin ipar cine anoerc
Steuer, Die nod in Der eriten Salt,
Ses oergangcnen Snbrbunoerts in Der
Siirfei eingetrieben ipiiroe uno erlt
Dor Cttpa 80 2Sabren Der @bifaffilng
periipI. Gas iunr oas .Dii4.ga'
rail-, bas .3a1ngelo". 0anit bat
tc es feline cigene @epanbtnib. Sc
Der tiirfiihe lIntertban, Der nit er'
laibniB heS 8robberrn ooer ieiner
geborocn 2dn6er bereiite, Die nihi
mobamme6aniiG iparen nnb bod
Der Gberbobelt bes SuItans unter'
Iitanoen, genoB ols gIunbIger Pin
b1nger Scs 9sropbcten has Sied)t IN
ieoer Staot uno in je0em Gorie, ipo
er Slait lnadte, fir lid ieine Eleter
nno icine 4fcrne siabrnngsmitteI
uno llnterbaIt umionit 5ii beonipra-
heu. gPit oen Staoi. Coer Gorfbe'
BORDEN prrOc Die Sobe Der erforoer'
liben Rafionen ieitseiest imo IN
@el0 umaerc9net; wenn Der 2eIell'
De nno iein e,efoIge nm lpeniser
per3cbrtcn, ioroerte er Die Gifferen,
in boar elm. slls I'm Die Wsitte oea
lpsrsanSeneu Sabsbuitoerts $lileiil
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-03

Dtcrtniiroige Steuern.
9sn cinem intereiianten sllIfias Der
.0linerpa" bei6aftist iid y. Gear
latti nit alerlei Nterflpilroisfeiten
aus benz Steuerpeieu pergansener
3eiten inb ersdblt babel au6 poil
rem "9lurum reginale", beren @r'
trGgniiie in ,Srantreid) ausidliebIih
Der Gonigin 3it9litc famen nnb MIR
CUR geitreitrlng ibrer perionlid)an
slusgaben oienten. 9as goIf nnnnte
oieie Steuer ihledtbin la Geinture
De Ia gteine", bic @elbfase Der SD.
nigin. acknowledgements murSe
bieie Steuer mir alle 6rei Sabre eiil'
nal erbpben. Die Solge iDar, oai,
Die iiuere suspoliterlitg Der fonig.
Ii6eit @clofase BON bem giiten @us.
fal Der @einernte abb1ngig mar {,
entfieI bic Steuer aui elm Sabr, ill
oem bic @einbaaern eiue i&IsdJtc
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-03

mid tart unb seiunb matte. limb Jest
babe id 5ipei blbibe neine Rdb6en. Sd
fanu 9p6ia q. pintbam's @egetable Conf
pouno nid)t bod geaus preiien far bas, mas
,es fir mid getban hat. Sd iprete itets
,9ilnitig fur Sbrs Meoi3in su aRbereu sSrau.
zen. ipeIfe leioen, fobnIo id, cine @elegen.
IBeit oasu iinos."-Srau 8. 4. gB inn 1925
Sreemont glpe., Stanias eitp. Ro.
i2cien Sic, mus cine anSere @utter
iagt:
Cumming. 60. = sd er5abIe sinigtn
tIeibenoen Srauen jeoen Gag BON Spota Y.
'8intbam's Negotiable COMPOUND unb mas
,ss fir mid setban bat. Sd tonnte weper
leiitn nod ibIaien, bate einen itIehten
katagen uno mar i'm Gleno al Die 3eit. Sd
IfDnnte meine Sausarbeit nidt perrihten.
lnp6 eiue tur5e Strede sebsn, pbne srobe
SdmerSeu su leiben. Sd pelIubte Dssolz
.3inen BON Spttoren unb peridieoent Yas
tent. Nebi5inen, obne jeoof eineSelieruna 5I
trsielen. Wein 9atte bradbte Sbr Beaetable
I9ompouno b.im uno in ,pei gSoten tonnte
i'd 9lles ellen, tonnte itIafen tpie Elm 9e'
Iiunbts BaqD uno eine quite Strede gSe9e5
sgeben, obne III ermiioens SD fam Sbr 8e=
igetabIe COMPOUND auf bas Yeiie empieb!sH
ben sSrauen, weIbe 10 ME i'd leioen lno es
itebt sSbnsn ilei, bie,en Sriei ~ benuBen." I"
-6rau 9 barlie Bag lep, No. y,
Cumming, @a.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-03
guIfde 9iaanoje.

Gie mar cine iebr romantiid|e inn.
ge Dame inio aIs lie ben jlinaen
@fann Job, oeiien @eiidt nit Sdmii.
ien bebedt mar. madte ibre pbanta.
iie ioiort ipeiie gusfliige. sd gInii.
be, id fann Sbr @ebeimniB bon 50.
rem 8eiidjt ableien.~ idgte iie .r1u.
meriid,. .Sie bnben einmaI in Sci.
oeIberg ihioirt umb iino seipii, ein
oeiitider gnron." gr aber ihiiitelte
bitter bns Sallpt. SD bin feir go-
ron inio i'd babe nifi in SeiosIberg
ifubirt. Sd hin nur in Der Griielir.
iHiile angeiteIlt in Der bic s6iiles
an uttr iibeu.1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-03

Gs b1ngt nit Dem Seimatbltpb.
ae0anfei, Der immer lpeitere arelle
IN ieinen SSntereiienfreis 5pingt 3u'
.iamlHen, baB Der idlpei3erIide 9ta'
1urparf iid) elmer lehr groBen ge'
liebtbeit erfreut. Ger 9tationaIpart
llmiaBt eill ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @e'
biet III Den @emeinoeu Scanis, Ser.
nes llno S6uls, oos 2anO lit auT
80 Sabre gcpa6tet oeiien Scauf'
ii6tiglmg, iolpie Die glnlage pon 5ub'
ipegen uno Stegen al lalulnengc'
icFrliten un0 Steini6lagitellen, bas
,slnbringen Don @egDeliern arlcbnlt'
de 9lnioroerltngen al oen Sunb itcl.
/ len, Der bcllte uab 31a jabrigem @e.
,itanbe i6ou 10000 Mitglieber 5dblt.
ReDafteur 9unbi hat ein biibides
scltillcton iiber cinen 9eiuh I'M
.Stlpci5eriihen 9tationalpart i'm
o@ltnO" peroifentIidJt, Dem folgenoe
iGd)iloerungen entnolumen iinb:
Ser Sdwei5eriIfe gsationaIparf,
Sic 8eierpation, IN Der fein Baum &c.
idut uno fein Sbier get0otet iperOen
bari, lit felt Der grofintng Der Be-
pcrs Shuls 8abn Dem a!lgenet'
llcn @erfebr naber gebrad)t poroen.
sSSest fann man nit Der Giienbabn
io3uiagen bis ans Sbor bes EarIes
fabreIl bis sur llnterenguoiner @e.
.incinoe 3erne3. Sier miinoet Die
Sfenpai' StraBe elm, 0ie Die 9feier'
Dation Olrhifncioet. SiIoli6 liegr
Dos eigcntlibe Stammlano, Die SaI
Gluo56a, n0rbli6 Die 8egenO lin oas
ScarItboI, Ons lebte &efugium 6es
Sarer, ben man mItllnter ,auT6in.
Set. bepor man i'm geihoHen bat.
ltnicr 9eiud) gait Der 8aI GIuoBa.
@on 3ernes sebt man Die SfenpaB-
Strobe entlang Bis gum 3oHbmis,
banu penOet man ii6 mad Siiben,
iitcridreitct alli ge6efter SoI56riide
Cen ans Dem italienii6en Gioigno.
SbaI berporItromenOen Sp0l urS
iteigt gegen ben @aIo empor. Der
gut angeIeste 5itBpeg lit immerbin
teine Fromenabe. ionoern pie es
iif in Der 8iIoniB gebort. Elm ifnld.
Ter Steig, Der balo i'm @aloe aui.
itetat, bal6 al iteilen GrasbaIoen
oorbei, bale OurA @er0Q un6 fSeIien
filbrt. Wean eetpinnt ailf Der Iinten
Sbalieite eine Sobe bon ettua 2t00
Oietern (3erne5 liegt 1497), unb
bier, no nur 2egf0bren lmO einige
perpitterte @etterldr6en trobig aus.
barren bietet lid ein groBartiger
9lif in Die piIoe 8al Gluo33a. Gin
e6tcs, einiames so6gebirgstbaI,
feinc gpur Don meni6Iider 9tniieo.
IinG. SSm SintergrlrnOe erbebcn iif
sadige, fiibne Spiben, 6eren orani,
tene aeiber it5necpeiBe @letidernl1n.
tcI traaen = Bi5 Def 9iapeI (Eeu.
cI5ipiB), Gi5 Gbamuotib (@emsipie)
llnG anOere meGr. Sod iiber einenl
ipilben Seitcntbal t6ront Die Itol5c
SdnccpbrnmiOe Ocs Ii5 Guatter
GaIs (8ier Sbdler Spib) lmo thai.
auslpdrtS beherri6t Der praftpoae
aegel oes gi6 2inaro lob 2anin lei.
ne nieorigen @enoiien on ben Ror0.
bansen oeS Sienpaiies. Ser 9inarO
ftebt genau in per gIre 6es GbaleS,
DON iciner Spite muB man es n6lia
GbeybIifeM Dian iiberfGyaitat Ssnl
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Geutidler 9sionier gerein.

4 n nnni % bO,, / lie 8 iibfs In 6sI gsniraI Iurn.
Mir M Rrasilbeni: J 90. a5rilnnb. eSrnni g6nlii.
Eir Rlss.qrat; stnn. 3. @obe, ciio nnrrs
t:iir Stnhmeliier: @fora gl Serb. MsetGer.
Hlr Norffnnb 0br, Seller. Bb Y. Nilter. ..
&. 0,oesIina 3SbH srnsf. Iefp Sin. Qbr.
etoluaier. Gpiiir; Soepnl ~ pslnswahh'
aar fsG9assirassi. So, SOasnIsiina, o0bH
alr spabr.aomulliise: {. n. Gebbari. Gtas.
antl Spf. ~ Weptr, Geo. 3iIieutrnno, re0
9Eismsiii IL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-03
Standardization.
Dir bssablen 5go. @arum fol- man
merintr nefmen?

Ter eaaIe gsau.Rersiu. nit etnsm Nsicro
mf q,e1abliind nit gerlanaen bon 90 .Sabrsi.
besobIi ri oiif itQenb cine SulHuie obHe no:
tbeHtiife Raien 5n psrlGneen. ansp girn gu,
grunbe,aeHibnm perlisben, rel6ee uHpeoing'
Bic bette Siherbes. bitttt. ..
Gonrtriiaas bis ubt abenss.
M. GoeriuG prnI -. e,,
1el. 23i2 Canal
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-03

meroe. SieoeH uluhui
ipareu Die Sdmer5en
70 bble, bab id mein
6 brpe rselui6t nichi
aui eineut JuBe bal
ten fonnts. Sd be-
gam. 9poia 9. Sint'
ham's Seaetable Cont.
ppunb ein5unebmer
unb bate bic eritt
Sluihe nitbt b blIia
osrbraudt, als i'd ei'
ne srpBe Yeiieruna
lempianb unb i6 nabnl
IN Iopoa oiu hia %
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Cos wirfic; bon oieiem sIusenblid
an per5idteten ieI6it bic 5abnreiditei,
5iirfen auf Die erbeblng oes did,
4araiii in @uIgarien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-03

scoe lrau m5djte large leben
nuf groel aber feins ipie fomii4,
via alt babel ipsrbsn,
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elarD in ieiner ggobnuma. 30. oso eiai,
ilDilbelm 9. Tsps,

i'm aIier bon 70 aabrcn. geercienng Gpn'
icriina. ben 4. Siinf 1914. Uipraeiis As ubr.
BON 1rniierbunfe aus iirlo fuiro mn libr III
Der St. 9Ri6aelis'airhe Gin ieierlites Hcolienl
oteebalien iteroen. 5renlloe itnb boflimfi eiii'
1elnbcn.
calOcitou. Ter. 8eiiunacu luOaen bite, 10.
preIl. %
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,Jtau ulinn'S
Rat@ an JraueIl
paebmem Sic Spoia 6. Tinfbam's Sc
aetable COMPOUND nnS itellen
Sie sShre @einnbbeit
,uieocr her.

Ranias @itp, Np.-, Die 9ottoren lag
! fen mir, oaf i'd niemuls cine Dtutter 'etn
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Sm gtatipnalparf Der Shweij

Ser Geoanfe bes Seimatbifuses. -
geiud) Der Sol Gllto55a SIN
sIodbaus Oes @iIDbiiters. -
@enien uno 9dren. DSaus"
Der iSreuno Der SSamilie.
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geliebicr GSdiie bon 9qarie 1beoboIo. aeb
soft in tetHem rcnnuHbilHiaiefieu rebens-
iabr tn iener slpbuuug 10. b2s 9,pnmtueI
Sirdtf Ids acknowledgements tiHoet iidil
am Steiing Uicraens = ilbr pom IransIbani,
ous lUoralf ufn $50 llbr In Der 3eiligen
Observation-Disclosures ein Heaniem'popnMi ltnii
iiuoel. iposn sSrcnnbe boi.itii einqeIa5en fino
Hnier. Ore. uuo GelIa, lllGb. 3eiinHaeii mol
len, bite iopteren. 81.
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Grfabrues, GnaIii6 isre6enees apdb6en
fur nlgenietne Sausarbeii: ietne ennnbrn'
Hrbfii: octshsIiter eobu. $50 0lsHwooo
slne.. GnoHoale
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Sausmtii eenifhe; feline iIsint
siinner. 2l3i Reabing giono.
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Gin wlGbcle en- FIR 5nusurbeii iinb elrta6ts
stoGen 0i5 modbale epe. aporbale.
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Wdb6en. eriabrencs. fir Snusarbeii; go
S5i8 Srlmbie aee.. GnaniioB.
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Rdbden fur Sansdrbeit; iIsine GumiIie;
guier pcbH 3s05 5loral, Somb Worpoeb.
s9bone 2924q 40
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@ tftee wlnuaasr. ertnbrener arebi,nnun lmb
RebnnnasiGbrer, fudi Eiene. Gyperi. C. o.
goifsbInii.
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Sunaet Wlnnu ipiinfft Siele auf einet
sSarni. Ai6arb, $40 Carlisle abe.
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@abaen far aaaemsipe aGusatbeIi. 30.
2sia Sarriton Hpe so.
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gerIanst-@ -@dnnIi6.
gerIanst-@eibIid.

cine Bran in mifiIercn SabrsH ilr alae'
meine ransagbeti. 9LanSniIdagB abolph lsp'
peri, 2e7s laribage 9stie. b.o.
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@aO6tn tar aasenarbsii. 2isi Central
Aeenne.
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aodtn. aIeine Saniilie. Gutter gobn Aefe.
reillen betlang, aadb bsuirdgen Wl0nia9. No.
bl0 gutreit aoe.. siopnoaIs 4bone sioeH 6ig.
Jl--s
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e.ellenasindle - @eibIia

=
Rdb6eu fuht SteEs FIR upiiaIrs'Grbtsi
unb A6bsH 1909 Gamer Sirdbe.
cine be,itibe iSrdn piinffi elrbtii fiir ooer
i Icee bic gaofe 1888 9tne Ctr. 8. Siod.
binieu.
Snuae SraH futi elrbeii In elmer 9orlinoi
nit etnem 10 Snbte alien ani er5ceeiisI
qtrb. 9lnn fhreibe coer fprete Dor 22Os
@ieior SirGbe.
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Wdb6tn far Sansarbet; iein gsnf5en.
2529 eilberi sIbtuue.
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f1.nrp il]iIliam TtsobuIo,

eiatb an Sitniias. ben 2. 3uni 1914, II
1O:Os llbt WloIaens.
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gran mitilrene aIiets, Inn bel oer Snnsar'
belt mii3ubelisn: Iur 3lue IN camille; 2is
Scuibern abe, wli einburn.
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eisueHscinde - mdnnIid.

Rafdfnifi nit biefiaer 4tiiiiira. befpnn.
bert IN allen WlaltineTreparainIeH, lam
aud fhuiieben. fu6f GieauTs 3. VrfaH,
4bpnE 2iooe
Newark post., 1914-09-09
Baseball Pickups

The Newark first team should be
able to pick several fast young
sters among the local players next
season without going to the ex-
pense of getting outside talent.
The series between Newark and
Bancroft which starts next Satur-
day is attracting much attention
throughout the State
With better start early in the
season Elkton would have easily
secured second place.
Newark Field Club and Apple
ton played one of the best games
seen in Newark this season on Sat
urday.
LOvett and Work had great
pitchers battle the former allow
ing three and the latter but two
hits but del" got the breaks and
his ca mwon.
Too many teams in the field
weakened the Newark clubs this
year as the best players were di-
vided among the different clubs.
Sweitzer who is reported to have
had trouble with Elk Mills over
money, pitched for the West End
on Saturday.
Newark post., 1914-09-09

attempting to use it for seed is too
large to be justifable. The ap-
pearance of the seed in manv
cases is misleading. The small eff
Tort required to make test is in
significant when compared with
the gain resulting, should the wheat
prove poor in termination.
DON'T Rely On Appearances
Test Your Seed
Probably the easiest wav for a
farmer to carry out practical test
us to fill a shallow pan with clean
sand or soil. Count out so or 100
grains and plant one-half inch
deep. Moisten well and set aside
to grow. 46 to As grains out of so
should be up and very strong in
less than a week. Should only 6
or s grains or even one-half of the
whole number come up and these
very irregular and weak, it indi-
Gates that the terminating quail
ties Of the wheat have been injured
ErperimeM Station WIZ Test
Seed
The Department Of Plant Path
ology will carry out tests without
charge for those who suspect that
their seed has been injured by,
heating or moulding. The harvest
season in some parts Of the State
was very unfavorable for stacked
grain, and farmers should careful
~ look into the possibilities of in
jury TO their seed. In carrying out
their own termination, farmers will
be more strongly convinced of the
amount of the injury. 1t is not
wise to buy seed of neighbor
without testing it, unless it is
known that the grain was handled
without receiving much moisture.
Treat Seed For Smut
There is some evidence of stink
ing smut or bunt in the wheat this
season. This fungous disease is so
readily controlled by the use of a
solution Of formaldehyde, that
that there is no longer any excuse
for this economic loss. The treat
ment may be carried out as fol-
lows: Place one pint or pound of
formaldehyde in 40 gallons of
water. The seed may be piled on
bin floor and with pail or sprinkler
the solution put on the grain, u.s.
Newark post., 1914-09-09
New Bakery Open
For Public Inspection

In keeping with Newark's pro-
gress IS the recently completed bak-
cry OF &. Fader. The floor space
mas been more than doubled and
additional equipment installed to
facilitate the handling of the pro-
duct and insure perfect cleanliness
Inc new shop is well lighted and
AIRY, Walls, ceiling and woodwork
beng finished in white enamel
giving an air of cleanliness ouite
at variance with the accepted no.
ton OF bake shops in general
The new steam oven is the last
word IN oven construction, being
constructed by the General Oven
20. Of New York. 1t is of the con-
tlnuous baker type, with a capac-
lty OF 400 loaves of bread every 30
The shop is open for public in
spectlon every day and evening of
TINS week, and all are invited to
look it over.
IT'S live and convincing ad for
buying home products.
Newark post., 1914-09-09
Geoghegan With
lnternationals

Manager Dunn Of the Baltimore
International League, is reported to
nave signed Hop" Geoghegan,
the Delaware College pitcher. Geog-
hogan has been playing at Milford
this summer where his work has at
tracted considerable attention. The
same club has also signed Ira Hoch
brother Of Walter and Elmer
Hoch of the 1914 Delaware Col
lege team. Hoch is a catcher and
has bee nplaying on the Dover
club. Both Of these players, it is
understood, are to report to Dunn
next season, sometime probably
after college closes
Newark post., 1914-09-09
SQUIBs

It's beginning TO feel like max
ing touchdown.
If you haven t been to the Fair.
don t fail to 60. Tomorrow is the
big day. 1t is greater than it's ad-
vertisers.
Let me impress upon sonic of you
this fact: A College (big O. for
Women will open in Newark, Della
ware, next week-and there are
considerably more than half doz-
en- who will enter.
The Sutfragists of Delaware will
furnish two rooms in Residence
Hall of the new Women's s College.
It's up to the Ants to get busy.
just think of the competition the
Newark girls are facing-all these
College girls.
The political situation in New
ark just at present Is a sort of you
first Castor.
Live and Let Live is certainly
not an European characteristic
The greatest of all the world s
armies is mobilizing all over
America-the schools and colleges
of this country will yet effect the
worlds peace.
Understand this clearly,-the
suggestion that Wilson will be
candidate for a second term came
from Marshall. Who tipped him
off is not known, but we will wager
it wasn't Bryan.
Wheat is selling locally at $1.13
per bushel but no one has placed
laurels on the Democratic party.
Girls, it is said that this years
Freshman class is unusually good
looking. Extra lot of Sussex boys
coming.
Town boys are taking more than
an ordinary interest in College af-
fairs. There are 3S girls registered
20 far.
Newark post., 1914-09-09
MOULDY WHEAT
Farmers Should Test Cermina.
ton, Also Treat For Smut

The Department of Plant Path
ology has been receiving many
samples of wheat with requests for
testing their termination. Invar-
iably the samples have germinated
very poorly and in several instan-
ces nearly all the Kernels were
found, dead, in spite Of their good
appearance. These samples, how
ever, had a strong mouldy odor.
That much of this mouldy grain
will be used for seed purposes
seems probable, unless farmers
satisfy themselves as to the unfit
ness Of the injured seed. Although
the milling quality of such wheat
is not greatly injured, the loss from