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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-14

When Detroit had team of suggers discovered
weakness in Ed Walsh To find weakness in the "Iron
Man of the White Sox' achievement in itself
Walsh is sptball pitcher. We discovered that when
ever Walsh really wet the ball to pitch real splitter he
unconscousy raised his eyebrows, and this made the
peak of his cap go up and down. If he only b1ufng,
and held the ball before his face and pretended
it. the peak of the cap stationary That gave away
Walsh. All had to do to watch the peak of the
cap. If it moved, knew it was going to be splitter;
if it didn't move it bound to be straight one.
As result everybody waited until the peak stood STILL
and poor Walsh wondered why the ball went bouncing
off that he giving himself away and that ended our
heavy hitting against him.
1t coincidence that Eddie Collins of the Athletics
discovered very similar weakness in Frank Smith,
spitba pitcher, also of the White Sox. Whenever Smith
going to throw real splitter he looked down at the
ball, cupped in his hands; whenever it was fake
splitter, straight one, he forgot to look down. The
Athletics just watched his eyes and knew what
coming. Another thing they found out about Smith
was that he would throw to first base to catch
man mapping unless he had first looked in the direction
of third and that he had gazed steadily at the
home plate it meant that nothing would move him not
to throw the ball to the batter AS result base
were able to get all kinds of start on him.
Drucke, who gave promise of being good pitcher
with the New York Giants, also had weakness Just
Drucke about to deliver the ball to the plate he
always made peculiar motion with his knee. Conse
quently the base watched his knee and
it moved they started for second. McGraw under
took correct this fault but Drucke complained that
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-14

Merkle of the New York Giants was a
voracious reader. In the winters he used to
burn midnight oil studying law, and reading
the fine print of those books began to get to
his eyes. One night in the worlds series of 1912
McGraw told me:
4Merkle has strained his eyes from reading
so much. l can tell by the way he misses
the ball when at bat. He would hit much
harder if he would take care of his eyes. An
oculist told me that all Merkle's eyes need to
restore them is good rest"
So he directed Merkle to give his eyes
rest during the winter of 1912, and the follow
ing season he showed much better results at
the bat.
From what can gather from those who
made the trip with the baseball transformers
round the world, Merkle also rested them
during the last winter. American Leaguers
who were with the teams wrote me that they
were amazed at the hitting Merkle did while
abroad.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-14

faced him. I began to figure
out a way to overcome him. l
was fretting over it one night
after dinner in the lobby of a
Chicago hotel. Suddenly l
jumped up and shouted to
no one in particular:
3I've got it,"
Wild Bill Donovan, the
Detroit pitcher, who was sit
ting beside me reading a news
paper, looked up as though
he thought something had
parted inside my brain.
1Got WHAT" he growled.
ave got the way to hit
that curve ball of Doc
Whites" l replied.
3You need it," commented
Bill, and went on reading the
newspaper. During the pen
nant race all the Detroit
team-myself included-are
CRABS"
The next time that White
faced us l could hardly wait
for my turn at bat. 1t dawned
upon me in the hotel lobby
that l had been standing up
in front of the batter's box,
and that Whites curve,
breaking just as the ball
reached me, gave me no
chance to gage it. I figured
that if / moved to the back
of the box I would thus get
the curve after it had broken
and would be able to size it
up llSIlI.
The first ball White pitched
l let go by, just to see how
it looked. From my new
viewpoint in the rear of the
box l found I could gage it
perfectly. The next curve
he threw me l smashed on a
line over second base. There
after 1 have been able to hit
Whites pitching as easily as
the next mans.
In going after a pitcher
batters are quick to take adj
vantage of the slightest weak
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-14

To keep his place
with the big hitters
of the game, a man
is obliged to use his
wits constantly. For
a long time Doc
White of the Chicago
White Sox mastered
me. l could not-meet
his curve ball. He
would pitch me curve
after curve, until I
was done for. 1t was
getting monotonous,
this being made a
chump every time l
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-22
Sr'n9enbeiebmerbe mei9t
bieier Mebi;in

@enl1 SIR an icalimmer 2ungenfranfz
1etf le1oet, 10 lphnt CO tiff gdnan's Oh
terat1pe poQirdnOig SIT erforl9eu, cine
Mteo151n, lpelde piele 0eilungen ernirft
bot. Cine folgt:-
1923 Girnro ape., g6ila., ga.
"9errenI SIN @i1ter 1908 bate ih
e1nen @rippezNnfau, Dem Hne1mDnia
Tolgte uno ipdterbin 2ungenfranfbeit. SIN
@t1ter 1904 batte, ib einen 6u7ten
y(adtldpeiB, .Steber u1o er5eugte Guar1=
t1taten BON ldledt au5lebenDem Stoff,
unO 1pdter6tn batte ib berldiebene Slut
1tur5e; ei1n1al BRET in orei au%feinanber
tolgenoen Sagen. S9 tprrbe na9 Sen
@ebirsen seldJidt, sils ober nidf. Cd
mans alterotire ipl1rSe mir empfohlen
BON einem Sreunbe. @abbem id cine
fle1l1e Suantltdt genDn1lnen, 9atte t6 Die
er1re Aadtruhe leit @oeben. Meine gelz
lerung 5eigte iid gleih i'm Mnfang. S6
gelpa11n IN 5tdrfe l1l1D 8etpt6t u11D Ipz
petit. Sh bate ME uieDer etnen 8lutz
1flr3, u1o mein 6uiteu 10rte uQmdlig
out. big CT bpQltdnDig meg mar. S6 BIN
ppaifdnOig gelunb. (Mbgefur5t.)
(afftoabit) 41tna S. 2amgbrau.
gdman's IIteratibe lit iebr tpirfiam
Gungen=Bef9peroen uno I'M Nufbau oes
Spltems. gntbdIt feline i1d0li1e .oer
CUR @etpobnbeit tperoenoen9rugs Ntbmt
tetne 5ubltitute an. &leine SInfde $1.00,
reguldre SIoide $500. 0erfa1ft Bel Der
Rolttor 9rug 60. @9reibt @dman Ga.
borotorium. NbiIabelpbin, 3d.. fir boa
Bldblem Der 3etlrngen.
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MrnnAl

Sruno 6orf5.- Gin gepil=
Ter Sobn @urris DON bier iteQte tiff
Dor ellrlgen Iage1l freinlaig Ser Wlir=
nenpoliler Eoli5ei. gr erflarte, ct
bobe Dor 5mei @od)en ieinem Mrbeit=
geber, BENT Better zines Heitultrant5,
$40 geltoblel1 uno lem 8e1piiien lie=
BE lbm feline Nltbe mebr. @apita11
Merrif bot in Ser Sade nud Bru410
6orfs telegrapbiert. @arris lit Ut
5piid1e1, ieinem Ml1nlde gen1dB, in
@aft genon1men mor0en.
@1lli It 0 II. : 6iinfbltnoertuno=
e111bolb 9uidel5 No. / @ei5en hat
Der odt Meilen meitlif bon @iaiiton
al11o11ige Iarn1er Sobn Neterion DON
u acres geerrtet. IS gibt Dies einen
SltrdN6nitt Don mebr als 40 8ulfals
oon1 Icre. Iral1 S. 90. l1hlman1
bot elnen Stier i'm 6etpid1te DON 1920
fir Sill IS p%erfouft.
antler. = Trau @eorg glle er=
belt outs Ieutidlano einen grief nit
Der 0fittbeilung, oaB Bret Gettern,
lDelfe in Ser oeutldoen Mrl1ee uI5
lllaten geotent hatte11, ultf oel1t pei t.
ar1eg5id)a1tplase gefaaelr iino.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-22
Tur @aiienrid)ter.

BUR 3eit, als id meine 2lblift ra-
giltrirte bei Ser acknowledgement @ab[
fir oas Nmt oes Hrobate= Nidters st
canoioiren, beobiidtigte idl wabreao
Ser 8obl=g mpagne Die oeridieoenen
Io1pns unb @abloiItrifte perionlif1
gu beiuden, moran l) leioer ieBt
ourd aranfbeit in meiner Jamilie
perbinoert bin. Inter lolden unr=
Ital1oen tpoQe man mir %geTaligIt &c.
%itotte11, an aae Itimmbered]tigten giir-
ger 5lt appeliren uno lie unter Sin.
pei5 a1f Jabigfeit unb 3uoerldlig-
felt = pie meme Triibere Terrpal-
trn1g oieies amtes belpieien BOT -
UNI lire gefaaige geriidlidtigung an
@abltuge freunolidlt 5u Bitten.
MdtungsDoa,
Subert 6anien.
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Kinder senroion
MACH FLETCHER'S
T OR
Suo=0afota.

S1abel. = $. Mebn1er mur0'
unter Ser 9(nflage Ser gtnfiihrlls(
geiitiger @etranfe in cine Sroiurrer
Helerpation oem gl1noesgeridte iiber
mleler. Gr batte SEN Sr1oianer1
Glocr perfauft, mie ct angibt, II
Dem 8lauben, 0a0l1rh nid)t geg.1
oos 8eles SIT DeritpBen.
gelle Tourde. = Ias 5fpei
iidhrige &il10hen bon 6. q. SOM:
murOe bonn Ta1nilienbul10e aus Sen
gelle Tourde : Nluiie, in Sen es &c
fallen nor gerettet.
sails. = 9[m 80. 81.
tober miro bier burh eiller Gertrete1
Ser 3mtidenltoutlihen Sa1t0el5fom=
miliipn eine MISUNDERSTANDING
a%bgebalten ner0en.
SoIanb. II SEER 8. 81. ghltlt
aus Ser 8emarf1ng 9eae Glaine fat
mabrldelnllh Sen belte11 6aferertrag
Ut S1lD=Sdtotd er51elt. gon et11ent
Tel0e bon % 9lcres erntete er 1920
9ltldels Safer, Sic alio ourhifnitt=
lih 80 guidels pom Mcre 6orIteae,1.
Mberoeen. Nls @iaian
@ltllod in einem Nfo1o[eibla6en eli
ne1t Repolper perfaufen tpoGte, Be-
rilbrte Ser Glerf 5ufa1ig SEN 9riider,
Sic Ruffe ertlub iid u116 guIof trug
cine idlnere @un6e in Ser Sufte So
Don.
Npr6=9 afota.
Samestomn.- Mtt elmer
Mebrbeit bon 118 gegen 35 Clint
men, bat Sic S06eration Ser Tro11,n=
Hubs BON Nor6-0ofota lih 5uguniten
BON Grm1enitimmre9t erfIdrt.
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Nn sic stimmgeber Sc: 5meiten bes
46. I%eaislatipen Siitrtfts.

Sin @eriidt bot iih perbreitet,
mabrideinlih in Ser Mb1iht, oie 1Sar=
n1er un6 anbere Ste11er5nbler 5u be-
irrer, 6aB id 5u @uriten elmer 2eb-
rer=lsenlton lei u1tb oab Sizes Der
Salptpunft meirer Gonoioatltr Jet.
Iieie 5 @eriiht lit ubiplut fallh. Sd
er iude %benienige11, meld1er oiei e5 5e=
rIdt Ell a110, uno %0ielenigen, Die e5
perbrelteten, auh MIR IN elmer ei15i=
gen Snltan5 GIT betpeiien, ouB id mild
SIT @ul1lten elmer iolhel1 6eietesaf1e
erflart babe. @egen oa5 @eripred1e1r,
Dos ga115e Gulf u1to nidt ell bel onOe=
res S11terelIe 51t pertreten, lonoern
Iur beieelt bon Sem 8ullide, oa5
Hed)te 5u tbun, ltnO 10 SIT b%anoeln,
lpie ld Sos 6ed)t Dor @ott lt1o mel
aen1 @emiiien erferne, trete i'd OILS
Gu110I0at Dor Du5 Gplf OILS 0ellell
Heprale11tant. 8. St0bcl,
u. 3, 6reeport.
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ct. 9louo, Den 20. Sctober, 1914.
@errn Sames M. Bennett IT,,
ct, Glouo, Mtnn,
Mertber 9err! Sd Bin iberjeugt,
ooS Ser @erausgeber 6es ~goer gal=
lep Sourndl" fpobl imitonoe 1T, id,
ielb1t 81 pertbeioiser, uno er ta1n es
III bieier angelegen1elt nit Grfofg.
Sd m0dte Sb11el1 orrot6et, Sic Be
oel1tl1l1g 6es Mortesv l1eberfiihrltng'
nad5llldlagett, un0 Sic neroen fin
oen, ooB e5 aae perllrt1eilreu Scr
lonen einidliebt, gleidlpiel Oh lie ith
iduloig befanrten ooer Don oen Sc
idmoreren iduloig beT11noer sp1roer,
(Sie6 Sol. 9 Gnc. Seite $500. SSdl
CLAUDE nidt, oaB oa5 vSolrnal" Sen
Geri1d) n1ad)te, irgenb eiaen IRE SIT
fiibrel1, nod irgen0 Scenario IRE &C.
fibrt m11r0e. @eniglten5 %ioltell Sic
al5 I1malt nid1t TIRE gefiihrr noroen
lein. g6en Gaaep liegt theilrpeiie lit
Stear11s County, unD oieLe 2eier oe5
vSSoltrnul" mob11en in Oieiem Gourtp.
M6tungspoQ
Ganl Ihles.
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Nimrat @rinS meg,
8eieitigt Sen 9aarausfaa~
shunt @uer @aar! Sanft cine 25 Gent
Tlaid1e Sanbertne geraoe iekt-Se=
iettigt a1d5 bas 0antjufen.

9iinnes, i%prDbes, farb(oies u11o mase=
reg 5aar lit EN- ifullt1aes 3euguib Fl-
Elm pernadldi1iete @al1t - fin @riao
= Den idredltdlen Gdorf.
GO gtbt nidots, ipa5 bos Soar 10 SER
il11rt uls @rino. Gs beraubt oas S51ar
lei1es @lm5es, ieiner @tdrfe uno ieincs
sebens, er5euet eeleaentlid Sieber u1o
SUDDEN Der 9alt. moourd. tpeuu nid)t
.beleitist. Sic 5aarlpur5eln 5uiar1u1su<
%ldrl1mpfen, 1ih losn1aden urS slrn sbz
iterbcn aebradt lperoen - Damn fdIt oas
0aar raih aus.
aouft cine IS Gent Slaide arosp(z
tons 9anoertne in ireenb elmer Mpothefs.
SIR fDnnt iiderlid berrliden 6aarlprdls
unb cine gealle 6aare ba6er1, tpenl1 Shr
eben Ii cine fleine Slaide 9nnoert1e
periudt. @dont guer 6anr. gerludt
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%IoIien. 81 babe CT ibr beIt1l1oig nus
Ser Sibel porgelelen unb ibr erfllrt,
lie lei inn umie cine Ml1tter." 3uoen1
hobe er ibr al1h ltet5 BON al1geblider
ebelld1er ltntrel1e hires 8ottel1 oor=
geIhluast. = Trau gOmu11O 6. 6.
pon &lein lit oos @aus, 9eo. 1924
Srpingelpe. SU6, bonn 91ifter SslD
5l1gei prnhen nor0en. Gon &lei1,
lpelder megen Ioppelebe cine ,3uht=
baltsltrafe DerbuBt un0 BON oe1n li5
feline @atti11 bat ideiber1 laiien, 1T
enogiiltig nit ieinen Mnipritden al1f
Den frllberen gen1einld)aftlld}en @alib
abgemie' EN- nor0en.
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.betperbe, ei1e Derant1portlide lit.
@em ertpablt, mer0e id nad belten
araften in geadter 8eiie ale Be-
mobner 6e5 Iiitrift5 obne Hidiidt
ouf Eolitif, @louben ober Nationali-
tat pertreteu. Al5 Elm unparteiilder
Gan0i0at bite i6 Inn llnterltiibung
ser gtimmgeber om Wabltage. N9-
t1ngsDoq. ISM. g. Sartel.
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Caroline M. Sling, uelt)e Carleton
DC. @uolon III Chicago al1f @eral1s=
gabe bielige1l neutrality-suspicious. iii
@ertbe pom $4,000 perflagt bat,
madte alagerin a1f oem 3el1genltan=
Be Die 9lusiage, @l1O'on habe ibr Ser
tralten itn1ablid getaulht ur1b lie So
ourh peranluBt, inn Sic Aontroae
ilber Sen gerlar1ten 9eiis SIT iiber=
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cil1enl Stllr5e po1t eil1e1l1 gal1gerii1te
oapongetragen bette. = Sl1ll1s So
bel olts Seer Greef Itiir5te Don einaln
boot ~belaoelen 0eulpagen 10 ur1gliif=
lid) Of, ooB ieine @irbellal1le brad)
ulto er balO oarurf Iturb.
% inneupolis. = Sn Sem
%5ur5eit int bielige11 gunDesoiltriftge=
rid)te DerbunDelten Ero5eB Ser Jral1
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ba6e in bieiem Giitrift mein gauges
2eben Derbradt un6 mar nit Sem
@eidaftsleben 0es Iiltrift5 iber
5mun5ig Sabre oerbun6en. Sd amer
femme oaB Ole Office, UNI oie id mid
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isiir Sdatmeiiter

Ia es mir unmoglid lit, peri0n'
lid Bel aQen gtim1ngebern I'M Count
tp por5ulpreden. in Inbetrudt Ser
Ibatlode, bab Sic 5peite 9dlfte Ser
Steuern inn Sctober entridtet per.
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SIR 11rfmnoen=& eaiitrar.

Meine 9(mtspfli9ten laiier1 mir sic
Belt nidt 5u, aae Stimrngeber 0es
County perl0rlid 5u ieben, 6aber id
0ieie Metbooe einidlage, Sic @dbler
0apol1 in aennt1iB 5u ieeen, oaB id
alS unparteiiiher GunDt0at fir 0os
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Tiir oas Observation-Disclosures.

IS oiene hermit 5ur %gefaligen
Aiad)ridlt, oaB ih MIDI BET Ser am B.
Atopember ltattfinoenoem9@abl un oas
amt oes Meprdientanten 0es 5tpelten
1iltrifts oes is. legislatipen d
ltrifts bemerbe. Sn Ser iideren lie
ber5eugllng> oaB Oie @abler Des &C.
nannten Iiltrift5 nit n1einer Sat-
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Ganoioat fir &epraientaut oes
ppm 46. Siitrift.

3urh langiabrige grfobrlng fann
id mir Elm 1rtbeil ii6er Sic 8erbalt-
nilIe uno Snterelien Ser Garmer mie
Ser Mrbeiter un6 ser 8eldaft5leute
e%rlu11be11, un0 DuB Dieie Stan6e 6ur9
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Sen, 10 gebraude i9 6ieie Weetbooe,
MIDI OILS urrparteiiiden @anoi6at fir
Sic Office oes County Sdasmei'
tiers bon Stearns County BEL Ser an'
gemeinen @obl am 3. Nobember
1914 on5ufunoigen, un6 id gebe S.
men Die 8erli9erung, baB Sbre Stim.
me uno Inter tubl1ng anerfamt fein
miro. @brit. Sdmitt.
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Gin Bic stimmseber bes 5,ueiten Ii
itrifts oes IS. legislatiben
Nf6rfffa
Itifrifts.

SIM 5alle meiner @abl ols Ser
treter oieies Diltrifts in ct. Saul
i9 6em 8oIfe erergiide un6
g%etpiIenbofte @rfiinung Ser NIT Ser
perbunbenen Bflidten. Sd
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Sir 11rfmnben- Gegiitrar.

unter5eidneter funoigt iid biermit
als unporteiiId)en ao1oioat Tir 6aS
Observation-Disclosures BON gteorns
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MIDI ul5 Ysitglieo Ser 2egislatur ge.
lidert maren, oofiir biirgt oas gu
tra1ten, oos mir por6em burd Sic
@obl in ofic11tlide ale11rter Don mel
nen Mitbiirgern ge5oQt Duroe> Del
len niiroig 5u MAIDEN ih mie por0ent
10 altd1 nad]oem MIDI be7tens beltreben
mer0e. S. &remer.
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Sir COUNTY IS mmiiar-5. 2iitrift.
6iermit str %gefdaigen Nadridt,
oaB i1 MIDI BEL Ser am 3. NoDem-
Der 1914 ltuttfin0enben @abl fir baS
Mmt 1es Gnltutn Gpmmlliurs 1es 5.
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riere ols in friiberen Sabren gemele-
nes 2egislatur=Mitglieo betraut lino,
gebe ih MIDI ser Mnnabme bin, SAP
mun mir am fomn1enoen @abltage
oas 3utral1en mieoer idenfen miro,
oeilen i) MIDI inn Snterelie Ser Staot
let. Glouo uro oes ga115en County
mie leiner gepolferung miroig gu
MAIDEN nuh bel ten &ruften trahtete
uno na5 mir in gleider @eiie immer
nod um @er5en gelegen lit. 0fit Sen
legi5lutipe11 Ingelegenbeiten beltens
betraut, claude ih BEN 9emobnern
Des 45. Iiitrifts, mern ermablt, 5ur
poQ ten 3ufrieoenbeit Oienel1 SIT fon=
nen. Charles q. Gilman
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Sir COUNTY, umminar-1~ 2iitrift.
9ls u1purteiiid]er Gunoi0at fiir
oa5 Goul1tp : committeeman oes Err
item Ii1trifts BEL Ser am 3. Nopem=
Der 1tuttfinDe11oen Mahl eri ud]e i6
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Separate &lcioerrD6e-

@ir 5eigen cine ertra feline
Sorte BON 8leioerroden in Ste
lem Sabre Sill $500 bis $1,000
Cine Got, ertra @erth, per-
foltft SIT S2.9S.
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Siuber=Gpats-

Iie Sorte, tpelhe iebes tlei-
ne MGod)en gerne trugen MIDI
te. ollie nel,en Stpl5 uno Iar=
ben. Trei5 $3.50 berab Bis
su $3.50.
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Sluenter Gpats-

SlUeuftT NUuIs-
@eraoe Sic gode fir oieie
FistIen Nbenoe. 9raolep 9e-
Irrifte S>ueaters nit ie11er let
oellen gltsarbeitung, Die leoe
Game gerue bot. Sic lino in
ton, roth, braun, grant ul1o
peiB. Treiie $3.50, $500, S.
bis $50.
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&imoer-S dube-
Sic 5orte, Sic ie0es MGo9en
gerne fat fir Sdulgebraud.
Ireiie pariiren BON S1.0O biS
$2.75.
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Scibene @aiits-

SeiSene @aiits-
@errlit,e ausmobl BON iei=
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This advertisement costing $500 is ordered and
paid for by James R. Bennett. Jr.
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PoIid(6e Hnzei9en.

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jur 9iate bon 10 Gents per 3eile.
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Sodseits= uno Geiellidahs=
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aus Melialine, Gbarmeuie uno
Crepe Sc Gbine. Hrei5 $1,000,
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Gin Mntmortidreiben,

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1915 bis $3.50.
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@olcne 9leioeritpffe-
81 3oa Nopeltp moGenes
Mfuiter nur
Ecei2 per garb $3.50.
gosfet @epebe uno @bip=
eor0s, 81 sou brett per Yaro,
1915.
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brett, per Doro 5u MIR SLIGO.
ginfod)es gang mouenes
Crepe per Daro 5u $1.25.
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Csc. un0 $1.OO per Yoro.
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The chronicle=news., 1914-08-01

Red 1865 and they will be called
for promptly. Thanks.-Captain E.
8. Haas. s.-s.r----1 r--
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Chron1cIe-News5 5Uc q month.
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-01
RoNAY WANTED FOR
FRAUD IS hABBED
IN COAST CITY

James Ronay, n former proprietor
of the New Metropolitan hotel. and
who up to three years ago conducted
an employment office in this city
and Il branch office in Denver, and
who was one OF the best known Ital-
ian residents of the city, has fallen
into the tolls of the federal authOri-
ties in California after Il nationwide
search which has continued for three
years. Ronay is wanted on a charge
of using the mails to dcfraud.
Ronay. who was always prosper
Gus looking, conducted thriving
business here and also in Denver and
furnished the coal companies with
men from the old countries. He spoke
nine languages and was used fire.
quently by the courts as an interpret
cr. Finally, however, it is alleged.
he committed federal violations by
advertising in newspapers for men
to work in Colorado coal mines.
These advertisements were used to
attract the attention of men in tho
old countries and s25 was solicited
from each applicant in promise Of
work at good wages. Ronay, it was
alleged, appropriated the money thus
received. After doing a land office
business for some time fled from the
city about three years ago.
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-01
INSANE MAN TAKEN
TO PUEBLO ASYLUM

Fernando Martinez, who was ad-
judged insane by jury in the county
court yesterday afternoon, was this
morning taken to the state insane
asylum at Pueblo.
For a number. Of years Martinez
has been a resident of Segundc.
Wednesday he was found running
about in a wild manner and was
complained Of by residents OF Sc
gundo. Martinez was brought TO
Trinidad and during his stay in the
county jail has refused to eat and
has been dancing about in an insane
manner. During the past two days
pedestrians passing along Chestnut
street were attracted by his wild
cries and songs.
After short examination Mar
tinez was found to he insane and
was ordered taken to the state sani-
tarium.
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-01

The Salvation Army can use any
cast-off clothing, furniture, kitchen
utensils. dishes, bedding etc. Any
ono having any Of such please phone
The chronicle=news., 1914-08-01
War
MAY WEED OUT E.ts
RANKS OF STRIKERS

strikers, Scrvians, Austrians and ma
tivcs of the Balkan states may be
called back to their native countries
within the next few weeks for army
service in the European war that has
been prccipitatcd by the clash be-
tween Austria and Scryia. A call
has already been issued by the gen.
cral consul.
will have the effect of taking out a
great number uf tent colony resi-
dents, materially lessen the number