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The Washington herald., 1914-12-12
FATE OF A. A. LEAGUES
LEFT TO COMMITTEES
Outcome of Work Will Make or
Break the International
Circuit.

New York, Dec. lit is still touch
and do with the international League,
and on the outcome of the work OF two
committees named today will rest the
fate of the Glass IA organization. To
these committees has been intrusted
the work OF adjusting the proposed
franchise transfers. President Edward
Barrow will work win J. J. LannIn
and c. II. Ebbetts in an effort to get
the Oriole franchise safely shifted from
Baltimore to Richmond. and Barrow
Will also be member of the other COM
mittee, with J. J. McCaffrey and c. T.
Chaplin. whose task will be to get the
Jersey City club moved to Syracuse
without resOrting to mayhem.
The Jersey City stockholders will be
reasoned with, in an effort to get them
TO agree to a fair price for their stock
The Virginia League will also be rea-
soned with and asked to permit Rich
mOnd to withdraw from their circuit
and joint the international League
special meeting of the league will
be held here about January 10. and
there is a vague feeling of uneasiness
in the air. which may portend the en-
tire suspension of the leagues activi-
ties. MCCaffrey's retirement has come
as a surprise. but II President Barrow
quits the league to become president of
the New York Yankees. in the event
that tnat team is purchased by the
Rupert Huston syndicate. IL will be
only what has been expected. And
some observers hint that McCaffrey and
Barrow and others in the league are
merely straws showing which way the
wind is blowing in the affairs of the
International League.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-12
OFFICIALS ARE Named
FOR SUNDAYS CLASSIC
Hesarty. Church. and Murray Sc
lected to Run Wgilants-
Engineers Game.

The committee of sporting editors OF
the local papers who agreed to name
the officials for the ViSilant- Engineer
contest for Sunday selected Jack
Hegarty, coach of the Carolina Aggies,
as referee; Eorwright Church. OF Yale,
as umpire. and Freddy Murray. the cap
tain Of the Georgetown football team,
as head linesmsn.
This selection was made after great
consideration. Five other men who
were members of the central board on
officials were approached. but could not
accept the honors because Of business
engagements, and this trio were named.
According to the articles OF agree
ment which were drawn up by the
teams. the officials should be appointed
in this manner. hut Manager Story. OF
the Engineer team, Is not in favor Of
this trio. The following is the fourth
section OF the article which is self
explanatory:
1T is mutually agreed by the parties
that the time of quarters shall be
fifteen minutes each. and that the Off
cials for said game shall be chosen by
CoGnmittee composed of the sporting
editors of the Tost. Herald, Star, and
Times, all newspapers OF Washington.
ID. G.. this being the same committee
referred to in Article Ill hereof. II is
understood and agreed that no oflCial
who has heretofore acted in a game for
either of the teams mentioned in this
agreement shall be eligible for Off
Ciating in this contest"
The ViGilants were given their final
hard work yesterday. The team will
be driven through short signal drill
today. which will complete its practice.
The Engineers will have a short work
out this morning.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-12
CHARLESTON ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Purse. 500: all ages; selling; Ave
furIungs- Miss Fissy. q: Jack Hanover. s.; Psrvr
L.. IS; 'Yemasse.. lCo 'Bavell Lutz 100; Bunice
10; Tiger Jim. lis: BCda, ia: Bulldog lis: Sor-
dcIlo ll5: Marion III; Pat Cannon, lis
SECOND RACE-Purse 900; twO-year-olds. eon-
ditiDns six furlonES. Time Piece Io2: Sir Cbsreot
los; Shrewsbury. lC2; Stubborn. lOI; Almeda Law
renee. 100: Proctor. liz; CarlOne. IIS; Col Tom
Green. IIG
THIRD RACE-Pursc so: all ages: selling. FIVE
fTlOnss. Holland. IO5; SalUadora, iO7; .Skse,,-
lis: Billy Collins. liz; 'EHzahsth HarwUod. IIs.
Shadrach. ll4: Black Chief. lH: Morlecai liz:
MetrUpolitan, III; Ochre Court. lis: Sure Get lis
FOURTH RACE-St John Hotel Selling stake.
value Sl.2OO: two-yeAr-Olds; Ave and ope-haIf AR
lonFs ValaS 100; j. r. HarTell. IOO; Pierrut 100:
4. y. Akin. lOS: Jim Savage, l0s
FIFTH RACE-Pmse. 800; all ases: selling. sra
frOlss. 'ZaH lO2: -Crisco, Ies; 'Ortyx IIc: sFred
Levy. ll2: Miss Brush ll3: Lambs Tail lI3: Palm
Leaf. lis; F!atbush. lis: Bulgar. lis: Ida Layinia
rs; Dustran. lis; McAndrews, lis: Joe knight, IIs:
Curieux l2l.
SIXTH RACE-Purse. $50; threc.year-oId, and
upward: selling: one mile 'Impreszion a. .pro
IrcssiTe ICI: 'Bushy Head. lOe: Nash, ias: roTtnn
field. IUi: Foxcraft. IOs: Orperth. IO7 Joe DeboId
lOs: Charter. us
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-12
Hints at Criminal Charges
Against Feds in Recent W.
Johnson Case. I
OTHER SPORTING GOSSIP
BY WILLIAM PEET.

The expected visit of President Ban
Johnson to our fair city yesterday failed
to materialize. but the chances are that
the president of the American League
will be here before many days have
iapscd.
1t was at the suggestion Of President
Benjamin S. Minor, of the Nationals. that
Mr.. johnson come 10 the Capital for
conference regarding the legal action
necessary i'm protecting the Washington
clubs interests i'm the case Of Pitcher
Walter johnson jumping to the Feds.
MIR. Minor. who is one of Washing
toms leading attorneys, gives as MS
opinion that the contract which the locus
club holds and which contains Walter
Johnson's signature will stand the acid
test in court, and that johnson will never
be allowed TO start in n Federal league
uniform.
Walter signed with Washington. in
the District Of Columbia, last year. 50
that his contract. which contains an
option on his services fOr 1915 in return
for $3.50. will be reviewed by a Federal
judge. President johnson is anxious 20
have this option clause tested in the
United States courts. SO that its validity
can be determined for all time. II is un-
derstoOd that permanent injunction will
be asked by the Washington clubs at
tOrneys.
The American League executive also
contends that in Turing johnson away the
agents who acted for the Federal League
| laid themselves open to a charge OF con-
SpiraCy which they had apparently over
looked. He claims that they are just as
liable for tampering with johnson as they
would he If they had tampered with
government employe, for JOhnson's con-
tract with the Washington club was
signed and dated at Washington. and,
Pan saws, is protected by the Federal
EoVC CTnmcnt
Ban says that he has been advised by
lawyers that the Washington club has a
good case against the agents who signed
Walter. and also their principals and
with President Minor he plans to push
the case to a decision.
This is the first case In the present
baseball war that has afforded such an
opportunity, for johnson is the first prom
incnt athlete TO jump from Griff's team.
This is also the first threat of criminal
action since the Feds came into exist
enCe, although such action has been sug-
gested to organized baseball. II the case
is prosecuted it will be interesting and
important and at least will protect the
Nationals in case the Feds lose out
According to information received last
night, Walter johnson is preparing To
fight the case. if it ever comes up for
trial. 1t is also claimed that the great,
pitch is decidedly sore over what he
claims as shabby treatment at the hands
of the Washington club directors.
Having been in session only four days.
the sum total OF the National League
moguls' deliberations amount TO the we'll
known center of a doughnut.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-12
PEN PUSHERS LAND
FROM FRIENDS TEAM
Quakers Prove Easy Picking for Busi-
ness High School Quint,
Insine- 25 to i.

The Business High School basket
ball team yesterday defeated the strong
Friends Guint in the formers gym
nasium in an uninteresting game by
the score of 25 to Is. Business. cham
pions in the interscholastic league last
year. although leading all the way. did
not show their usual form and only
through the exceptionally good shooting
OF B. Wise were they able 10 get the long
end of the score.
The visiting Guint completely sur
prised the StenoRraphers and at times
through their team work threw more
than one scare into the Business root
ers- Business exhibition yesterday can
not be taken as a sample OF their
work. as they have very little practice
so far this year and are sure to get
going in their next game, which is
with the Army and Navy Prep team
Monday
&. Wise and GlessnPr for the
Orange and Blue team eNceIled. while
G. King. of the losers. did more than
his share for the visiting team.
Lineup and summary:
The Washington herald., 1914-12-12
JUAREZ ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE Selling: tWo-year-oh hnies; five
and ,pr-hsT furlcngs. Marie O'Brien, 100: Ida
Pinack IO.: Gcrthclma. lO5; Wheat. los; May
Maid ,Cj: iTnaler. IO7: YalIAha. lG; Petit Blcu.
IN. Nnni, Wood no: Carrie Orme. l2
SECOND RACE Selling: threeyearolds and up
,r,rI. frc and one-hah furnngS. 'Phillistina. IC5
Rms sand lCo: Auto Girl. lO3: Caronom1. Ios;
sT,r.n IL: .RcaunOat. 1Oc; Eva Padwick. IO3;
Im.-sp,,rt los: 'Velc Forty. lc7; Parcel Post.
IN. Marie CughI Ics. DR.. :. p. Tate, l0s; Mike
DrnIin Ios: tho;av ICs; Kid Nelson. II2
THIRD -Three-year olds and upward; six
frrlonrs. General Marchmont. los; Great SwTTise.
ms RaIgcr IOs: Lack RCse, 10; Pay Streak. III.
EOT-RTH RHCE-ScIling; three-year-olds and up
rard. Eve aud one-haH furlonGS Fred Drew.
M Envy. lC5: Tempest. l07; Gold Finn. los: BOB
Lunch. Ife: Light Knight, ll2; GemmeII. lI2; Ken
meth ll9
FIFTH RACE-Selliug; three-year rods and up
v,arJ. 1--WE and Onc-hah furlonGS Rose Ring. l12;
.u.zcI { lO1: o. X. Davis. loc: nifty. l0: Nobby.
ms. Aders Ias: Ferrna. lcs; Doll Boy 'ICs Visible.
iSs. Srccsrrs Ill: LoIffs Descognets, lI2: Fsneuil
u.u no: John Hure. Il2: Britoa. II2 Calcium, is
SIXTH RACE-SelinE; three-year-olds and up
ward. one mile Hard Ball. 81: Thomas Hare. s5;
EIor;n oe winfred r., les; Gordie F. l05; BrAndo,
Ios: .Kelsetta, lO5; The Cinder, 10.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-12

case. said tonght that Evcrs' chances Of
beating the disease are better than ever.
He has everything in his favor" said
DR.. Herrity. He has lived vigorous
outdoor life and ne has never drank
liquor at all He is just the build TO re-
sist pneumonia, wich largely a mat
ter of tissue. There are two of us on
tho case and two nurses, but that must
not be construed as an indication that
Evers' condition is grave. The fact IS
that not one precautiOn will be over:
looked. Evers is going to have all the
outside assistance possible in his fight
against the disease, and while the crisis
vii not come until the ninth day of his
iIlEess, We anticipate that he will meet it
like 4 soldier and pass it with flying
cOlors.''
The Washington herald., 1914-12-12
Leo Lanahan Elected
To Lead Eastern High

Eighteen letter men took part in last
nights ballOting at Eastern High School
Immediately after the annual football
banquet and elected Leo LAnahan to
captain the 1915 eleven. Lanahan has
played on the Eastern team for the past
two years. and has always been cOnsid-
cred one of the best lincmen in the
schools.
Last nights program included an un-
usual football banquet attended 10y the
entire squad. Coaches Kimble and Smith.
Principal Small, members Of the board
Of Education. and former Capts. Weaver
and COhill.
Among the list Of-prominent speakers
were Henry =. Blair. president of the
Board OF Education; Willard $. Small.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-12

principal Of the school. Coaches EimbIe
and Smith: George Ellis. manager Of this
years team: Ray Clark. Weaver and
Cohill. former captains at Eastern.
The football squad was hunor-d bv the
athletic association with members OF the
Nor class assuming general charge.
After the banquet the doors Uf the school
We're thrown open to the entire student
body and a grand rally was held in the
assembly nall rnlIycned 10y the list OF
speakers mentioned in the foregoing.
The following men were awarded thu,
school insignia by Principal Small: Clark.
Ellis. lanahan. Baldwin. Nsier. Graves.
Knapp. Garmln. Horn. Brown. Dyer.
MCllhannOn. LedOUN. SteitZ GSinn.
Jonsher. Roddy and ThOrnett
The Washington herald., 1914-12-12
Dodgers to Play Macks.

ErnnkIyr. y. Y. d.. H. The Du.-,s- Will tain
reyt airing At Dsgtous. Pa.
Il viii bc nc-c-s-y - construct q I.1 rsrk
fo- the ~ the PLAYERS. bot tNr v"-a. rrl p.
hs-n uEce ami rh.. heid will he r.sd fn-
Rghhi-'> Crr~ when they arrive
Few CyhibIri"I gam ~hrI'ci f. -r-
return trip, vhici Will hsgln on A!rlI = T.r-
vii l. ,t'1',r of jacksonville inc -srrr
Afternoon f0r game with C,nr!c.s MarAs An
lttIrs
IN ATril and tn" ET00kyns will arrrar r1
Ri,hnond. IA. and thea r4,rr vIJ IL 4 rfusu
- Washington for EaInes ozI AUil aui > ia
Nrrl Il the Supcrhss will visit Neusrk. AID Ar.H
- and y Vin hnd them baCk ~ FsHbcys Fled
takirE annther WalIup at the AthIctics
The Washington herald., 1914-12-12

Cincinnati Ohio. Dec. 1.-THE ladies roIIs-
speed race at the Music Hall Rink last nivht Ws<
wen By Miss Mabel PurtwOod. with Hflda Ri.nb,n.
second. and Ethel Wise. third. The heat was a
dash q onequaTter Of a mile and was copte.,sd
by Eve Of the fastet lady skaters in the CITY Mis-
Portwood skated like old timer, getting "a IN
front and staying there throughout The lin, Ma.
IerJ gOod, the quarter being reeled o6 In lM -
The Washington herald., 1914-12-12
Carroll Institute Run Will Be Held TodayBowng and Racing
Williams Is Picked
TO Capture Big Run
Ban johnson Is Coming
To Lead Legal Battle
HEGARTY WILL PICK ALL-SOUTH
ATLANTIC TEAM FOR HERALD


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In
tIon OmOrrO
HeraIda the
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The Washington herald., 1914-12-12
JOHNNY EVERS SHOWS
MARKED IMPROVEMENT
Captain of the Boston Braves Passes
Favorable Day-Dr. Herrity Con-
6dent of Recovery.

New York, Dec. n.-Johnny Evers cap
tain OF the Boston Braves, had a favora-
hle day today AT the Hotel Somerset,
where be is confined to his room with
pneumonia. attended by two doctors and
in tn, care Of Mrs. Evers and two
trained nurses.
rr II. +. II,rrity. in charge Of the
The Washington herald., 1914-12-12

Chick GandII. accompanied by
his bowling alley manager. Alex.
GusdsrG. dropped In last night for
brief chat.
"Say, where do you get sII that
bunk about my being measured
for n wooden OVercOat and going
into quick consumption" Chick
asked.
-weII, it's 80. isn't It:- we in
quired.
.Naw Il mint. never felt bet
ter in my life. I could go out on
the ball field tomorrow and get
three hits out of four times up"
"You fellows always can hit
over 800 I'm the WINTER" we re-
tOrted.
Chick grInned. and replied good
naturedIy: I'VE won't argue about
that, but don't give the fans the
Impression that ] am going into n
quick decline, for ! aIn't."
Mr.. GusdOrf. Chicks business rep
resentntIye. backed up all that
the great first baseman had said,
so Il must be true.
Perhaps Young Thomas would rather fight Ii
Marshall in bowling alley. it would give him
longer stragbtaway for his sprints.
..Rnsiness High had Wise football team la,
fall" said the young man who writes schOlasti
srorts for our great family newspaper.
he cbuckIed to himself as he emitted Shis bias
recalling the fact that the four Wise boys wei
the backbone q the eleven.
Some pun. Oh:
YES. yes. go on replied. But he didn
finish.
Sr,sskins Of boxing reminds that Owner jim
nv Ia Fnuntain apd his matchmaker. LsWrCRc
PbiIIirg the peerless announcer. expect TO ore
Tho new club house at ATimOre New Yea
Day and for the main bout will preseut Tomm
oTc the haudsumr-t boxer in captivity. an
Enoctout Rruvn, the southpaW CTOss-eyed maulC
from New York. Tho bout will go twenty rOund'
Roth are members Of this ctnb.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-12

>ut-trWt"a- JACOBSON t'T iS'o-FIS hoaS ron
foor-C -CulliEIn ~. T. Wire t6l. !. Wis To- L.
Wis. ROhsrt- C2n g. King -. 'ioals from foul
Cullisan. Gol.rts. g. KinA ~. Number uf fOuls
caII,d Business. u: Friends. ) Refsrec-Dr.
Zantze Friends. TimekeeTer-Mr. COc. Time Of
haNCS-lJ minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-12
DR.. SHADE
SPECIALIST

Thirty years practice treating Stom-
aCh and Nervous Disea srs. Heart. Liver.
Kidney. Bladder. Skin. and Blood Dis
eases.
Private ailments cured promptly
COS No -SalyRIsa1 Administered
ConSul;RuUu tree. NctlCUss fuTnI4led. CharEe'
low. HoGrs. e-U 10 ! and 10 5 Closed SUNDAY
rs Isth st
The Washington herald., 1914-12-12

All of which reminds us that retain
ing Frank Hinkey at New Haven was
not such bad move in view of the
fact that this years Yale freshmen
football eleven was one OF the best
teams ever brought together at any col
leEe
The Washington herald., 1914-12-12
(!T|I!s:'|RSR|H$

Ned HanIon. the wisest old baseball
head connected with the Federal
League. is said TO have disposed Of his
stock in the Baltimore club. Mr.. Hanlon
sees hard times ahead.
Snow fakes and cold weather brought
out the skates last night.
Philadelphia Ledger football writer
says Warner brings with him to Pitts
burgh the valuable results of twenty
two years OF football work. of active
participation in football affairs"
Our opinion is that Warner will have
to bring more than that if he is to de-
velop a winner.
The Washington herald., 1914-12-12
Ladies' Roller Race

Apprentice allowance claimed.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-03
Son Sanbiten iiberfallen.
Cpier beiunktlus ims Naiier seiupr'
fen, aber gerettct.

9ort8leaiont. q. s., 3.2c3.
@ier @eaeIagerer iiberfielen unb be-
rcubten s. 8. ggbert. einen @eriidc-
rilnqs Solicitor. pdbrenb er geitern
abno ii6er cine Bride iiber 9arne-
aot @ap aing. Nit aniitteIn nuroe
er belpiiBtlos geidlagen. Gom banb
mnn linn &Gnoe inb iSiibe, mari ci-
ncn Cad ii6er ieinen aopf lmo id]lcr-
oerte ibn in Oic @aiier Der Ban. @s
ipar 10 bunfcl. oab Die StraBenrGu-
bcr niht bcmerfteiL oab sur 3cit
gbbe berride. Gabert fiel IN -lei6tcs
@aiicr unb icin aopf bIieb iiber Der
@aiieroberfIdhe. SpGter crlangte Der
0iann oas SelpiiBticin mieber uno
icin sleh5en miroe aebort. 60 puroe
or aerettet. 9ie YoIi5ei hat nod fei.
ne Spnr bon oen @anoitcn. oic $500
Dem Spfer abgcnomnteu botten. &C.
nliioen-
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-03
Stunbc Der Siibne nabt.
3iuei YiOrber oiirften mprgen friib
in Columbus, g, llingeridJtet
meroen.

Columbus, g., 3. IcS. 3iuei
0toroer. elmer MN t9 Sabre oft, Der
on6re Elm 9teger, iperben rnorgen
fritz auf Dem eleftriiden Stibl I'M
Ohioer 3itdtbulls bingeridtet iper-
Den, tpenn niht @ouoerneitr Gor
nod ii, Glitter Stilnoe Tie Dor bem
Sooe befpnbrt. Iie Gelinarenten
iino Sarlep 9earo iino @eslep oSeli-
fins, Der leetere ein isorbieer.
9eorb iplroe Der @rmoroung bon
orei MitgIieoern Der Vfaiiie- -6amilie
anf einer 6arm nabe Sronton idul-
dig beiunoen. 9as @erbrehen ge.
i6ab leeten Nlai uno 5lpei Gage
na6ber tprroe Der @iirife I'M Sauie
ieirter S6peiter, tSrau 3. 6. 2ap,
in Chicago perbaftet.
Seitfins ermOrbete feline 8eliebtc
in 9apton. 0eioe NfGnner baben
fire 8erbrehen geitanben.
Com. Cor muroc bon peri6ieoe.
nen Seiten erillht, @earos 5obes.
itraie nm3upanoeln, Oa bic geiltigen
1Sibigfcitcn bes @liriden abnorm
aclfiuGf)t mdren.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-03

oen gs teiBt, baB iie Gnoc oicies
0tonotes nit canaoii6en Srlppcn
na6 Gnglano gelanot wcr0cn ioG II.
3an as Gitp. Wo., 3. Oe5.
Cine Scnoling pon 2000 i6weren
sSlcnncl-Sumocn II. 1000 @anOagen.
alle BON bieiigcn Gomcn Der @eiea.
idaft perfertigt, ipurbe bier belite oil
Die ariegsnotIeioenoen in europa &C.
ianOt. Cine bieiiee Sdnittrparcn-
Gngros 6irno oerpafte Die @aren
in0 Die giienbabnen tragen lie fraft.
frei na6 9teip 0orf.
geem @orf, 9.9es. Ser Ganpfer
Sian, Der elmer 2onboner 0epei6e 5li-
folee als Triie nod liverpool &c.
braht Doroen iein ioa, mIroc bier
bon Barber & SO. perlaoen. Sn DC.
rem Office tpuroc beute seiagt. baf
bic 9iperpooler 9lgenten Der sSirrna
gefabelt bGtten. OaB bas Sdiff bon
ocn britii6en @eborben Sipefs @ra.
nliration leoiglih oetiniert pltroe !;
bab es ais Yriie fonf;s5iert uorocn
ndre, oanon ipeiB nIan bier ni6t
Tie 9aOrmg 0er9ion beitano angeblid)
olls pcrihicoencn 9lrtifeln. oarlinter
@aumpoaiamen Erooufte, Gipfer
unb 9eocr. Gin Scil Der Qnbung mar
fir SiuerpooI bcltinlmt, Der &elt fiir
9othcnbcre ino A)ialmc. rSn Gr-
mortrtna einer nogIiden llntcriii-
dung ourd Die britiifen 9eboroen
muroe bas Sfiff ubiidtlid 5ierlt
nadl 9ipcrpooI geianot.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-03
MDro in ct. 9Oiepb.
9as Spfer iuflte, bic Satin Ses
Wt0rbers su ifiisem.

st. Soiepb, 0iifl., 3, 9e5.
CHARLES Desmond, Elm &o6 in einenI
bieligen 3eitoiirant, eridoB bier &c.
itern abenb Soelirp Smith, als oieier
einidritt, nm 6rait Desmond Dor
ibrem @nnn 5u iAiisen. Der WOr.
DER nurbe fiir3 barauf bon S6eriff
,Srona perbaftet. @r iagte, er~freue
Iid, oab er Smitb totete, unb be.
omiere, feline @attin nid)t aud er.
ihoiien 5n baben.
Iie 9esmonbs trennten iid) Dor
mebrercn @o6en lrnb filr5 barauf
nlrSe Der Mann pegen slngriffes
ouf feline iSrau 5u einem Serntin i'm
Gountp @ef6ngnis perilrteilt, oas
er Dor Elm paur Sagen pcrlieB. Se'
itern perifjaffte er iiG einen 8epol-
per, fam nod Ser Smitb-@obnnng
uno molte ieine iSrau ieben. Sls
linn Smith on ser Siirc Den Giittrttt
peripcigerte, idoB er i'm nit jrpei
S6iiiien nicoer
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-03
Mmsldn0er nidt mei=
ter belaitigt.
Sillimans lebte Sepcide
amS Der Sta0t
MeritO,
8mtierrc5 seriidJtueiic NIT Silla in
Der 1anptitaot.
gtenn Ierifaner nabe ,oiSalsu, Ser
pcrBaftet.
McrifaniidJe &ugeln flicgcn mod in
ytncu iiber @renie.

@aibington. 3. Scj. @ri.
gnoc General SliB mcIoctc beilte,
aaB altgeln bon merifanild]en 6ranf-
tircllren in gfaco, Sonora, lpieOcrbolt
iiber Die 8ren5c flosen. Gr but cincn
nclten Yrotcit nn 8oup. Wtnptorcna
acianot, Inn aii nerbiltell, boS Sdlillie
iibcr oie @rensc gefcuert miirbcn.
Saibington o II, 3. 0c6. SSn ben
bclltigen Hodri6ten OH 0as Stants-
oepartcmcnt, Die bon beute 0iitter-
nn6t bnticrt iinb, ncrben bic 3liiton-
DC in Der Staot Wferieo ols aIl9emein
bcfricoigenb geifiloert. &pniuI Sill
limnn melbete, baB es 5lt feiner Dei.
tcrcn 8elGitigung BON 9lusl6noeru
gcfomncn lei.
Cine geitern iiber Gl &aio abge:
innotc 9epcid)e bebniptete, onb Der
proDiioriide TrGiiOert @rtierre5 un6
General &ila Die Stoot Wterico be-
treten b1tten. &oniul Sllil1lan's De-
peid)e, Die oni6eineno ipdter obee-
gangcn mnr, crlpGbnte 6cn @in5ug
bes propiioriiden Trdiibcntcn in oic
merifanii6e @nllptitaot ni6t.
Gromnspille, Ger, ,. Ic5.
9teun Mcrifaner, ein 5cil elmer on.
gcbli6en SIibultier-grpcoitiou ron
% 0titgIiebern, murbcn y,itcrn
abcno pon 9unoes-&aoolleric nobc
$5iooIgo, Ger, gefangengenonimen,
mic belltc bierber berihtct miro. Eic
6eitnabme erfolgte noh ciil\r mifrc.
genben SSoab. Gie Merifaner bottcn
lid in @ic9laen, Ter, periammeIt,
Don no JIG nod Dem 9iio 8ranOe So
gen. Man glaubt, baB aiih Die %
Merifancr mir Gin Scil elmer groBc-
rem i'll ocn Scr. Staatcn mis9eriiIte-
ten NIibititier Expedition gelpeien
ii1l0
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-03
SaDib &amar if)nlOig.
Smrp fnm nadl fmrser Serntung snin
Sd)nlbnerbiff.
Sas ltrteil lantet auf 5luei Sabre
3nhtbans in gltlanta.

Sem Oorf, 8. 9c5. 9obib CO.
mar pltr0c beiite oer Sntpcrlonie.
rllng oes &ongreB Abgeoroncten u.
Ntit6ca Eolmcr bon Tenniplpnnid
5llnl 3lpcdc Der &eriiblmg zines 8e-
trrges an :. =. @orson & 60. uno
Der llnitco Stutes StCel Corporation
id]ulbig beflrnoen. Gr muroe iofort
81, 5pei &SSabren 9unoes 3uhtbous
in gltIonto, @o., berurteilt.
Sic Surp mar I'M gan5en 10 Wei.
n1lten IN 8cratllng. 2amar nuroe
aitf 0runo bon 5pei Hunften Der
5peiten Der gc9cn i'm erbobenen 6rei
9lnfIogei iiberfilbrt. Sein 8erteibi.
ger gab bcfannt, bob er nuf 9riin6
6eeongencr Hedtsirrtilmer an 6os
9lnbes Sber9eri6t oppeaieren
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