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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-18

Arndt Disposes of Stock
In South Bend Ball Club
Making Smith Sole Owner

second is like home 90 him and II
may be that within few days he will
be working on the inside.
There was another slight change in
the lineup. Fred Landick, the local boy
who was given his papers "a short time
ago. having been used TO stop Kiefer's
offerings DObbns. the regular back
stop. was called 10 chicago. because OF
the illness Of his wife.
Before Kiefer and GTodick got those
two hits that We're enough TO break
up any old ball game il was any
1ody's game Both teams had at least
one chance 20 do little counting, but
there are lots Of little things that come
up in a ball game To crab this scoring
proposition. When Saginaw had
chance to score. il was the failure OF
squeeze play 20 work that queered the
works. Then when the Hoosiers had
their turn the scores didn't come be
cause nobody could hit the ball far
enough or in the right place.
Our first big turn came In the third
round There was one down when
Scott issued his second pass of the att
ernoon. on this occasion II was Gro
dick who received the free transpOrta-
tion. lie started for second on steal.
made "a flying leap at the sack and
landed there safely. KOrfhagen's out
put him on third Then came Benny
Koehler. but the best the new leader
could do was TO strike out.
Kicfer Gets Double.
That was one chance gone. but there
were still two more to come so no
body could worry about a little thing
like that. The next time was in the
fifth. Kiefer started the thing off by
getting a double 10 center. BrOder ap-
peared on the scene with single
which put the hurler on third. Gro
dick went out on a fly to third, but
KOrfhagen took four and went TO first.
With the bases crowded, koehler
again had a chance. He banged one
right at the keystOner. The aforesaid
keystOner threw the ball to Ducky
Holmes and Kiefer was tagged out at
the plate. Still there were enough
men on the paths 10 fill all OF the
three covers. Stevenson hit one out TO
left and for a second it looked like
hit but the second didn't last very
long and the gardener raked 1t in.
In the seventh the visitors had
chance. Leber was the first up and
went out TO Kohler in center. Lape
placed one Of those Old-time Texas
leaguers over second and the ball took
a bad bound KOehler missed the
bound and IApe got to third. Ducky
Holmes. himself. was up next. de
STRUCK at a high one. missed it and
I.ape was caught between the lines. on
the next ball pitched, Ducky got sin
Gle 10 left He was caught at second
on an attempt TO rob base.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-18
BLAME THE RAILROAD

TOLEDO, O., June 1S.-John Nor
rissy's ball team travelled all Tuesday
night from Saginaw TO Toledo and
went on the field Wednesday after
noon 10 lose both ends OF a double
header 10 MartselIs fast clOming vub.
The score OF the first game was TO
9, while the second was to ..
First game:
Lansing ...... OO1 900 2OO-3 s ,
Toledo . OIL ESQ 0O"-6 70 s
Neuschafer AMI Matteson; Baxter
and Dennis.
Second game:
Lansing 500. 0O1 100 COO : >
Toledo - SO O20 OOs-6 10 I
Bravener and Alatteson; Turner and
Dennis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-18
SOFT For. HOLSTERS.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 1S.-The To-
calls took the second game of the Sc
ries from the Buffeds II to 2 Wednes-
day. The Hoosiers seemed able to hit
al will during the early rounds. Ten
runs coming in the first four innings.
The visitors used four pitchers.
Buffalo .05O COL 200 s I
Indianapolis 1892 POI 00*-11 II
Schulz, Moore. Moran, HOuser and
Blair: Billiard. Mullin. MOsely and
Rariden. UmpiTes-CrOss and Man
nassau
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-18
FOUR HURLEpS LOSE.

DETROIT. Mich. June is. - De
troit used four pitchers against the
Yankees Wednesday, but lost 20 g.
Good support only saved the Tigers
from being butchered In the first
with the bases full. Holden singled,
scoring two runs. Another pair came
in the third when Nunamaker doub-
led with the bases filled
New York .202 600 O00-4 :
Detroit ~ O1O 600 OILS Il ]
McHale. Caldwell and Nunamakeri
Cavet. Hall. Main. DubuC and stan
age Umpires-Chill and Sheridan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-18
BAY CITY BEATS JACKSON

JACKSON. Mich, June 1S.-With
both DOnnelly and Woody on the
bench Bay City defeated Jackson on
Wednesday afternoon II to 3. Spauld-
ing and Crossman were hit hard. al
though the six runs made off Spald-
ing in the second and third innings
cinched the game before Crossman
went in.
Bay City ..O42 $50 11O-11 II .
Jackson $50. 100 100 100 3 4
McGary and Carroll: Spaulding
CrOssman and Hernandez.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-18
KAZOOS BUNCH DRIVES

KALAMAZOO. Mich. June 1S.-kal-
amazoO hit in punches Wednesday aft
ernoon and wen from Adrian 10 3.
The locals got away TO a bad start.
Adrian scoring five runs in the third
inning All around work of Miller
and the fielding of Pay and kaad fur
nished the thrills
Adrian ....... 600 600 O0O-2
Kalamazoo ....101 go 00'-7 9
Kahn and BOwden' Curtis. Jacob
son and snyder
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-18
BATTLE CREEK WINS BOTH

FLINT. Mich. June Is. - Battle
Creek annexed a pair OF contests from
the luCkless Nehics here Wednesday,.
accepting the first through errors by
Jimmy Love and taking the second by
virtue OF Williams superior hurting.
Laross featured the first game by his
catches in the left garden.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-18
Has THE GOODS.

Harry Jennings of the police de-
partment. who is spending his VAca
ton AZ Pretty lake, north OF south
Milford. returned 10 south Keno
"Wednesday night 80 show his friends
one OF his catches. II was pike
weighing eight and one-haf pounds.
Mr.. Jennings sill return 10 the lake
again.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-18
ASSOCIATION SCORES

At Milwaukee:
Indianapolis O20 040 600 4
Milwaukee $40 200 O1*-10 10
Schardt Adams and Livingstone:
Hovlik and. Hughes Empires
O'Brien and Westervelt.
At Kansas City:
Louisville .OO1 600 900 02-3
Kansas City 600 COL 900 00-1
Loudermilk and Severoid; Gallia
and Moore. Umpires-Murray and
johnson.
At St Paul:
Cleveland 200 100 100 ~
St Paul ....100 600 OZO-o 10
Lush. Kahler and Devoght; Hopper
Walker and Glenn. Umpires-lrwln
and tombstone.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-18

Browns crawled back into the first d.
vision Wednesday by defeating the
Red Sox TO o. Earl Hamilton.
knocked out Sunday. came back and
held the smuggling Sox to four hits.
Rankin Johnson was easy in the sec
ond and sixth innings. In the second
Walker singled. Leary doubled. Aus
tin bInted safely and Wares singled
Pratt tripled in the sixth and Will
Jams lifted the ball into the right
field bleacherS.
Boston .. 600 600 600 { q
St Louis 0e0 0e2 n0--4 10 /
Johnson. Bedient and Csdy: Ham
ilton and AgneW. Cmpires-Evan:
and ECan
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-18

bv making a clean sweep of the four
game series.
Collamore was on the firing line
for Cleveland and although he was
wild at times he managed TO pull
himself together in tight places and
pitched good ball.
Shaw opposed the Maps anc Was
ineffective. starting with the fifth in
ming With the bases tiled n the
sixth Umpire Dineen called Chap
man out on strikes and Manager
birmingham kicked so strenuously
ne was elected from the field
Washington 100 loo 600
Cleveland ..O10 023 O2"-I L
Shaw and Ainsmith. Collamore
and ONeill. Umpires-Dineen and
Connolly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-18

Saginaw at South Bend. two games.
Battle Greek at Bay City.
Kalamazoo at Flint
Adrian at Jackson,
Lansing at Toledo.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-18
SOUTHERN MICHIGAN
LEAGUE STANDINGS.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

South Bend, i; Saginaw, o.
Battle Creek. "a: Flint. 1-2.
Kalamazoo, .; Adrian, /.
Bay City, Il; Jackson, 8.
Toledo Sc; Lansing. 50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-18
MAPS TAKE FOURTH.

rejuvensted Maps won Wednesday :
game from Washington 10 ?. there
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-18
Federal LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
American Ieagme

-AAAAIA AAeAiA AAatE AAIs
Washington. >: Cleveland. T.
New York. 4, Detroit. 3
Philadelphia, o; Chicago. ;.
Boston, o: St Louis. 1.
National League.
Pittsburgh. o; New York. 3.
Cincinnati, /: Brooklyn, 2.
Chicago. .. Boston. 7.
ST. Louis. 4: Philadelphia, 3.
Federal League.
Brooklyn. 3 : St. Louis, ].
Buffalo, s: Indianapolis, Il.
Baltimore, .: Kansas City. 1.
Pittsburgh, /, Chicago. 9.
American Association.
Milwaukee. 10, indianapolis,
Louisville. 3; Kansas City, 1.
Cleveland. 4; St. Paul. 3.
GAMES TODAY.
American League.
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
Washington at Detroit.
New York at Cleveland.
National League.
st. Louis at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn
Pittsburgh at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia
Washington Journal., 1914-08-08
6ran goiI6clmina 9Raiiu ut.

Pun I. 9lugnlt peritarb ill @eor9c
tamn ltni0erlitdts 0oipital nad ei-
ncm fiintm6bigdl ardnfenlager. oo5
0urdl cine Operation neulrIdd)t mar,
Srdn @ilbelmind Miiaer. Sic war
1852 III Nlar6lmg, SelierL, geborel.
SSbr MG0henhmne mar 9ernbaroi.
5pGter fam iie na6 Nnlcrita nno
beiratcte bier Garl Mlacr, eincn iebr
an0eic6eicn rnlO beliebten 9iirger
oielcr Sta0t, ser elm %ge6orener Na-
oeuer mar. SEER Miiller mar Oh
rector oes Ocntiden @ailenbnities
mno Der @aibinaton 6 Bro3ent Ser
l1anelt Building Nliociation mao &c.
6Grie alt6 anoeren Screincil Gil. Die
&trltor6cne mobnte III 9tr. SOB Ihte
StraBe q. So, noielbit felt niclell
Sa6ren Oas Miillcr'i6e 6anilien-
benin mar. Sic mar ein Mitglie0 ocs
Muppert &einls nno ocS 6rancl.
9ereinS ser erIten re%iornIicrten Sir
DIE. GS iiberleben lie Orci ainOer,
Sri. Milbelnina 81. OPiiler, Ndrl s.
W}iiller mo Gonar0 Wfiiller. Nae
orci ain0er iinO bereitS erpa6icn
6erner binterldBt oic 8erltorbcne
3pci S1meItcrn: 8ran 2oniie @eu
ner in @aibin9ton llto Iran Maric
@artbaner in 6niriar, So. Die @e
eroiQrniq iallo anl lebten Montag OCH
3. 9%lltgiit, bon Der @obmtng ans
nlIf Oem @rolpect Sill SrieObof itatt
Galtor 9]llbrer bon Ser Griten 9fcfor
micrten Stride leitcte Die 3rnierfcl-
crlidfeitm inl @auic lnt0 an @ra6e.
.6relm0e nno 9efannte maren 6einI
9cgrGbniB 8ablreid anmaienO mo
cbrtcn oie Cote nit uieleu @lnmeii.
ipen0cH.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-08
Gder8 6riuot llu6sil.

Ger SO Sabre alte @iliam 6.
Salnes aus Miolan0. va, murOe ii
oa5 n%Gmergeliep Soipital~ eillgelie-
iCrt. ga. er Our6 S6iilie, bic ieill DC
tier 6relilO Mlirrap Courtney abgc-
feiicrt bate, crbe6lih. ieooD ni6t le
bensgefdbrli1 perleBt morOen maj.
Or bate, 10 CAB CT III, lid ciiIcll
Sber3 maden mollen mo iid) 8l bic
ien 3nade an oaS @au3 ieincs
3relulDes mo 9ta66ar5.berlugeIdli-
den. Nls oieler Den perucilItlidell
GinOringIilig anrief uuO OerieIbe 90
raul liuo aid auf Die @arnulg bii
oaB er, Courtney, i6ieBen Weroe,
feline 9(ntport CAB, erbielt er eillC
woblae3ielte Sdrotlabung III Sen
Qeib.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-08
Sin erfreulidsr GGritt.

Nngefangcll nit Dem uorigcu
5omtaqe toiro Oas 8albington Mo-
mImcilt bis anf neitere5 Dem Yubli=
finn ali ie0em 5onn- uno 6eiertaay
BON 1890 bis 400 gta1mittaqS 8ul
9eiihtiglng often iteben. Gieic Sc
ltinrmilng mllroe bon Dem SlIgenient
ser 0ifcntli6eu NebGllOe un0 4'ldtt.
0berlt @. SO. @arts, folgenO cinrnI
Sabe Der AM Samltag BON @r0li.
bent @ilion begniahteten uSmlOrr
Gipil Appropriation Slcte" %setroifcll
Cine 8emiaigltng BON $4,000 mllrb(
fir ben Netrieb unO Oie @eloloullQ
Der Nngeltellten an 0ieieD 8agen Dor.
geIeben.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-08
QaMfiaamug.

@ermanoten. Srcrmoen nno
8efannteH ole > ldnlr6fihe
Nad)riht bon Dem anl T.. 9(us
quit erfnlgten Eu1e nnicrcr 81
lie6teu Mlltter
6ram Wil6elmina Mdlcr.
@ir oaufcu 9lacn fir Die ms
elltgegengebradten SDnHpatbic-
@e5ci0lmaen mdbrcnO Oeraranf-
belt oer teilrell straightforward
lomie iiir bic Gonoolntioncl nltS
@lnmenIpenoell na1 ibrcm So
De mo bel ibrem @caribniile
Die ms ppn 6relm0erL 8efamI-
ten uno 8ercincn 5igeaaagen
ltl0 9~eionocren 9nnf Ipre-
hcn mir 0erru Yaltor SSns, Q.
9nbrcr aus fiir Oie troltreidell
@orte
Die trnaeru0eu 6iMterbliebemell
SRI. @il6elmima 81. MNae,
aarl 3. MaGer;
GOMarO MNaer.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-08
5ran SraFOsnt @ilion tot,

PM 0omerstag. Den 6. 9Iitgnlt
uerItarb nad mebrtu06igenI @ranfen.
laQer oie Satin oes @rdliOenten Oel
@ereinigtcn StaateuL Strait @oOron
Billon INN 5 llbr aben0S. Erob Del
gf0Bten 9tAitreIguulg tonnten Die be.
item Aer3te e5 maren l|lniuerlI'
tats BroieiioruI BON Der WeOi5i-
nil6en 6afnlt1t Der Sobns SoptilI
llniperlitdt mo oes &clierlon Collie.
fe bon EbilaOelpbin mo onOere
Die 8rdiiOentelgattiu nimt all SC.
zen erbultel. Gle gauge 6dluiltt
iDcilte am Sterbebctte.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-08
@alNinatamsr 0%iplOmnten.
@arOn uOn 9erimcr nnO &5ilbelm bonn
glHt6 iiMO 3Ht Jabne acrnfcn lUOrScm.

Baron aitrt BON 2eriIter, 8%iDciter
.GcfrctGr Del OeutiWcn 9otIUaft il
oen Scr. Staatcn, rciiie nad gtciD
Port a6, nm Oie lleberfabrt 81 ar
ran0ieren. Baron SORT bon Seri-
uer, lcin @ruOcr. ein glttnde Scr
9otlbaft mO &Sil6clm pom Hatb.
elm onOerer oelti1er Nttu6e, febrcp
5l ibren 9icQiuentern 8uriid. Scr
GhpeiSeril6e @einnotc, Or. Yonl
Sitter, Der auf Ser .aronprin5eliill
GGcilie~ poriQe ISOLDE a6rciitc, fonI
nit 0efl in Moillc aeldloetcn Gam
pier mic0er 5nrild.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-08
qicensen luerOen reSmaicrt.

3ablrci6e 0eIn6e INN Grlan6niB,
0aS Sdanfgelcb inI 9iltrift GolunI-
biu m1brenO Oes nit Dem 1. NoucnI-
Der beainnenOen 2iccn5 Sabre5 81
4ircibuI, apur0QM scr 3llltdnoigQi
@cb6r6e eingerei6t. Die .O}etrop5-
Titan Company, ole oaS HcItmirnnt
iii 0em 9ti0gS Oebduoe betreibL
nlabtc Die eritc Ginlaae lulter Den
0eitimmmlgcn 0r5 ySoHc5 Morfs
@eiebes, 0ies @eleb trat unl Sanls-
tag, Den /. NllBult 3nlu erlteu Wtale
IN Strait nnO erhoht orc @cbii6rea
iiir Detail Siceu5cil Don $1,000 ali
$500 lino o~ieienigc iiir Gngros.
9~icen3en bon $500 altf $500. 9u3
.@cicb nerldaat Dab ale Npplifntip=
llel m66rcn0 oes MonatS 9(ngnit Gin
aereidt mcr0en. Sic ,3abl Scr g8irt-
lhaften ole migcnblufli6 ca. $50 be-
trdgt, mllB gemGB Dem llclterl @eicb
al4f 300 bera69cIebt mer0cn.
Bis ann &eOaftionsi6lnB 0e5
@aIbinqton Solirials m1ren bei Sem
Grciie=9 BOARD 9lpplifationcll ci1ge-
rei6t uno 3tpar:
rei6t MnO 3tDar:
Sir @irti6aften lO6
Sir Gnaros=8 erfauf IL
Washington Journal., 1914-08-08
6ran lG6er.

8rdit lIber iii nit i6reu beioct
50btgn, Dem dlteIteu niO iiiltaliaa,
felt 2 @oden iii Colonial 9ead}.
Sic beabii6tigt, nod bier weite.e
Modeu ooicf6lt 81 bleibel. Nadl
ibrer &iidfebr begebeu lid i6re bel
on anoeren S06ne oort6iu.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-08
0uQeftOren:

aoaeftoren meI6c IN ibren 9ir
itriften %alitoriiiert linO, ole Nbonme
notwithstanding 81 erbe6en mo 81 quit.
,.ereib liAo iolgenOe Serrcn:
gyrib alciu, 915 q. $. 9lue., q. "
fanl S6mcgler. 1929 6-Stry &.8
8rcgor Dir. 1912 $40, 2lUe., nc
9laOeaSbMrA MO.
9tliguit Seunig, 8Gderei.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-08
{ Standardization Der Oriental Uni
DeriitGt.

9(ns Dem Biennial &atdlog Scr
Oriental lInipcriitdt lit mltcr 9noc-
rem folgcu6es 81 erieben :ScrrYcrr-
barO s. SdJubert, 8. 8. Nt., lit alS
Nroieiior Der moOernen mo iutcrno-
tionalcn S%ittcratur angeitcllt mo ais
iolder Scan of toe Glaiiicol College.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-08
GAiiia6rt acla6mt,

Ole Dmnpicr oes &orOOeutiuvu
Qto00 ioiDie DER @amOiIrg amerifa
Siuie 6a6cn megcn ser @ricaSDirrel
in europa i6ren &crfcbr bis ali
Dcitcrcs cinoeitellt. GS miro bcfanlt
acacbcn iuerOelL iUelH Die S6iiiabrt
micOer a"uioenomum miro.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-08
Familien.Wappsn!

Eur Historische und HeraIdische
Auskunft, sowie Wappenbilder, en-
pfehlt SIGH aKdnstler", Journal
Office, TO Sixth str. NV.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-08
@srfamfsteacn
bes ngsai6inatOM AOnrnaI".

~ W@V"I70
Som Climber 633 6. StraBc, N..8.
Glarence 9tobe, 507 @=Str., N.-@.
Ymerican GobQcco 50, Ats va. Npe.
H..@.
Sam N0ainS, 800 @sStraBe, N..@
9. G. 8renis, 5fl i4tc Str, @.-@.
9iibaro 6. Miller, 527 s.. Str, GO
I~leramOriG, ga.
!. Gfeecc eaton, 1913 So GoDaI ct
Washington Journal., 1914-08-08
Nia aeaen leimte6renOe g%ieierOilten

9ln porigen 0icnStag mur0e Doll
Dem &eprdientanten @tilii0ippis,
Sarriiou, ein @eieb eiiiaereidt OenI-
3ufolge idr1mtlide ~9lisldnocr, mel
dc oaS 9ano uerlalicn, luu oil einenl
frem0en arieg Cell 81 nebmen, bon
ser @icoer5ulailulg III Die @erei-
uiQten Staaten aIsqeinloiien merOen
iolen.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-08
steas aeindI.

Sunger Deutider iiIht irGcnOiUel
dc Brihditialulg. Gcricl6e iii
StoOt- mo iprodfunOig.
Nnfragen oil Oas Sonruol.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-08

@cinnobeit ecbt iiber Naes,
mo nm Ole su erhaltelk lobnt cs iid),
tdali6 Gin 0las @ier 8ll trinfen. Gin
IoldcS liefcrt Ole ieit mebr oenn 80
Sa6rcn teltebenoe @eurid'ide 9ratI-
prci an Der @ater 9traBe, nabe Der
%. sGtraSe, q. So. Die 8ranerci
bat es Gd) gum Hrin3ip genladt, nur
ua6 0anur6 bat lie li6 aud cinen gro
zen Mllf ermorben.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-08
gNie 2NOibiH9tOner 3eis
II q rem &Giicr
SMIctcn.

lle6ertrci6Mngcn umO NHfidmciOCrci,
Oercm i'd bic anglo : awIerifOnildJs
Ireiie idjmIOig madDt.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-08
@feffer-, 8lut- unO 9ebetUirite.
Gdwartemagen.
Miss aus Der reinli6iteM SdIadtere
in II. g.
@iblers, 532 GenteE &avtt
uab 10 Siisss @artt.

0arl gdJterfi9sben, go. 205 tic
5tr. u. B., enlpficblt Nbner-
0rilrD'S DO @lorD mo GoalIS
Supi.l Sale Slle! Niles irii6
poH Sail
Washington Journal., 1914-08-08

Sn 9fcdtSiaden, oocr mo- man
i%onitpie Ole 0icnitc eiuc3 g0pofatrn
ben0tigt fonnen mir Scrrn s.. 6.
@eigcr, $40 Bono Building. al Der
IA. StruBe R.-@. beiteus cmpic6leu.
6err @cper lit oeuti6 unO ipridJt
audi 0eutid.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-08
etdOtiiar @euigfeiten.

samstaa, Osn s. gInanR 1914.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-08

Die 0eutIdfreiier Der engIiid-
amerifanil6en @rclie baben MN 6e=
legenbeit genltg gcfunoeI, I'M ibrcnl
SuIie qeoen alleS, mas 0elItib lit,
bic 3iigel I6ieBeu 81 laiien. Malt
Iebe iid MIR einmal Die 9ricgSbcri6.
te Der y@aIbington Zines" oil; mci-
der llebertreibungeu lib OieieS Seb-
blatt Idul0iQ mabt, fam man ie
ben, menil man Oie &riegs6eridtc
pom Gage porber nit Oellelt 0e5 fol-
ael0en 3aqes perglei6t. 6ortfDdD
reno Ihreibt oieles @latt bon 9ieocr-
lagen ser 9entidei mo bon Siegcil
Der 6ein0e Qeltihlal0s. Ginniul
linO feds 0eutf6e &riegSi1iffe bon
uldliihen in Den @rllh0 ge6obrt, 0a3
onSerc D9al lit ole n&ronprin3eiiin
Castle non oen Ghlgldn0ern be-
Ihlaanabmt mor0en 1lip. IS lit ein
SfanOaI, oen ole 3eitiingsihreiber
in jelter ReOdftion perurlad)er, ser
Sii6ne perlanat. Man fam Oenug-
tlIlillg 0a0llr6 erlalgell, lt0elI le0er
0elttIde itn0 ie0er 6reiln0 9eittI6-
lanOs 6ieIeS 9latt %iqnoriert mo Iid
sur @fli1t nlndt, eS ME 5lr Sano
81 nebmen ODER 8lt f%alIfen. @eraOc
Die uEimes~ lit ia befarlt ais ein
ienIationeQes glatt. Nber Oieie Gent
iation gebt oellll bod 81 Deit. Die
ier Sab lit cine 9eleiOiguulg fir ie-
Sen GeutI6en. Sumner Itelt fih OoS
@latt anf Oie Settle ser 5einoe
9elltf6Ian0s. @etpiB ~perqelIen oieie
Serren 3eitrmgsi6reiber mas Die
amerifauii1e 9ultur Der oenti6en
ihiloet.
SIS mGge bier nOdj OAranf binae-
Wieien isim, ban maM ben jetiGen
Madlridjtem ia Oen 3eitmnaem nidDt
Diel WlnMbcn bcimeiIem bari, "a Die-
les nidt amtli d beltGtigt 1T.
Gincn intereiianten 9cridt iiber
Sen oeuti6en @aiier Qi6t Der @alb-
.inqton &eral6 in Scr Mfittmo6 Niis=
aabe uno ma6t oa3iI fem &ommen-
tar. IS lit in oieipr 3eitung 81 le-
fen mie foIgt:
Washington Journal., 1914-08-08
0eMti0er GeMtral=W erbaMO
i'm District Columbia.
United German Societies OF the District Of Columbia)
Incorporated.
UIa6hiudtou u G.
Q(m6srorDemtiicbe Observation-Disclosures

1000 G Str, n. no.
Sdmtlihe Osssoisn, 1lit9ieoer uno Die amerRaniihen SGrssr 0eut.
fder 6sburt ODER abfaumuns ino. h0fihf uno 6rinesno eruht, Der
Dsriammluneb etuwohnen.
aasesOrOMmu8: Organization zines Komics CUR Sanmluus zines
Sonos. weIder Der oeuhbsn rothn Krsu5eefsAihaft
sur Qerfaeune 9eeIt weroen fol-.
nlartin mis9ano, ptdF0sut, 6ufap Sen0er, Ssfrstdr.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-08

Die fcinOlide GtsInng Der amglO-
Gmerifanii6en Yrelie 5m 9enti@lamO.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-08
Scr Nbonnementsprel9 aetrdet
gImseiaen.

/ Ntl3etNeH, 1N>
GinfpaItig
GinmaI MonotItb
Gine Belle .....$O.15 $0.45
/ 9oa ..........$1.OO $500
9iberaIe Rabatte fir aontrafte,
iiber / 8oa unO ldngere @eriooea.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-08

g0eiters. Die p@aibingtOn 9Olt
bate am 9pnnerstag, ben 6. Augult,
fulgenOen 3reiipaltigen &Opf in balb=
3ollgroBen 8u6ltaben:
Greatest of Gamblers,
Kaiser Staked Empire On
England's Attitude
Now Forced to Fight Brit
ain in Effort to Save His
Face" Throne About to
Tumble Under Him.
9llss Obises lit miiientli6 uure6i
nno 3lp~eilslboft. penn Die oeutiden unO
6iterreii6en Rabels iinO unterbrOden.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-08

The German war lord, the
twentieth century Napoleon,
has forced the issue in every
instance. Declaration Of war
has been his answer TO mob
iiization or uItimatum and
then swift invasion. Antici-
patIng the inevitable after
Russia summoned her lie
9ions, he has welcomed the
role Of agsressor.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-08

GirrtaI
The Detroit times., 1914-01-31
THIEVES STEAL LIGHTS
FROM WAYNE HOTEL SIGN

When electricians in the Wayne ho-
tel turned on the switch that is sup
posed TO send blaze OF light from
the big electric sign on the roof OF
the hotel, Friday night. and found
that no CLEAN across the water an
swered their effort, they were some
what puzzled. They started tracing
for a disconnected wire, but found
everything intact Then they iabori.
ously made their way to the roof. and
examined the sign, finding that some.
one had been there ahead OF them,
and taken 1875 lamps from the sockets.
How the thieves managed TO get away
with their plumber IS n mystery 70 the
management:
William A. Campbell. tailor at No.
1873 Michiganave.. was standing in the
rear OF his store. Friday afternoon,
when hobo strolled In the front door.
picked mp a bolt OF cloth. and started
out with It. Campbell overlook the
man and knocked him down, recov.
ering the cloth, and allowing the
would-be TO limp away
Walter Wills Of No. 20g Wreford.
ave, reports that burglars went to
the trouble 10 remove pane OF glass
from a window Of his store. Friday
night. but obtained only 80 cents from
the cash register.
The Detroit times., 1914-01-31

provide for additions and Fairgrounds
for the schools" he said Because OF
the way property liz increasing In
value, this course means economy In
the long run
What do you think OF Supt. Chad
sey?' he was asked
II like him fine" Mr., Warncke re-
piled
Since Delray was annexed TO De.
troit, ! have not been a candidate for
any oihce," he continued. 81 have
kept out OF that sort OF thing, though
have been urged 10 run. When the
mayor asked me TO come down and
talk with him about the school in.
spectorshIp.I told him that | did not
want TO take a position that would in
volye me in any political fight. He
assured me that there would be no
trouble-that would not have to
make any campaign. He said ne
wanted a good friend in the position,
and urged me to take the place, so |
took IL. don't care 70 say much
about school matters until | have had
more time to study the situation and
find ont where | am at
Mr. Warncke. If he wants to retain
the position. will have TO run for
school inspector in the spring OF 1916.
DR.. Cary's term did not expire until
1917. but Mr. Warncke Is appointed
only TO fill vacancy until the next
election