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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-07
Giueimnati, eamftas, bem Z. Gebrnar 1914.

placirt uno einiee Jamilien erbieltsn
ben Rat6, Iid anbersfpobin gu begeben.
SIM glationolpaldft ipuroen Die Das
den perboppelt uno Gplbaten lhliefen
i'm 9ofraum.
DousIas, aris, 6. 5eb. glias
Gales. Der Gpmmanbeur Der militdri@
i6en Gjrenssone Der aonItitutionalie
ftsn, Iaete am Treitag, Dab am 16.
se6ruar neiiere 1000 Wiann Sruppen,
bic NIT geipehren unD Wlunition, bic
bon ben Der. Staattn fommen, dugs
geriiitet nerben, in ben Staatsn gbi@
buabua uno Sonoro ms iSelb geitellt
rperben niirben. Die meiiien bieIer
sruppen peroen bic goqui Snbiansr
in Sonora liefern, bic gu betpaffnen
bis6er niht m1glih gepsisn iit. 9aass
beitGtigte aud Die Ho6ridt aus Ser
moIilla uno Goliacan, baB General
Garransa i'm 8egriff fei, msbrere groz
Be Yan3ertrsu5er an3ufauien, bic TART
genug ieien, I'm bic meritanii6eu aas
nOnsnbopte an Der po3ifii4sn aiiits
binnsn 8ur5ent 5u serftoren. Gs purs
be ungebeutet. bnB Dies Sdtffe BON
15, 900 5onnen Displacement iein Mir
ben, bic untsrbnnolungen pegen bes
Qntauis benz abihluB ndbe isien uno
bic Sdiffs iofort in 0ienit seitsat
tperoer t0nnten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-07
Gin Staatsltreid, in Ger SauptItaot
Werifo beiiirdtet uno bic Gar.
niion aInrinirt.
Senfationells ausfaaen

v
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uen bic "a NuthsHen, Der felt einen
Nonat in Marmdrps. E5iaet nm 1Gn.
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auftretenbeu .3eiaen. Elm Dstettip ga
mems Tulistopics, ndb Graf Wlaoi
mir 9o6rinsti, Der Yrdiioent rer ton.
ferpatipen gartei nnb fyiihrer Der pan.
flrlDii.iihsn gsipsauna in RGRlano
ihm asueniibcr asiaat babe: .Rublant
piro ieine armse niht o.mobi!iiiren,
big bic ruiiiits 7slaaae iibsr Den Gar.
pathen reht."
Du!igtoipics, Der bamit bsauftraa.
iuoroen tpar. i'm 9ebsimtu cine Inter
iuhuHa nit 9esua Guf bic perr1tbsri.
idlen 6dnolan1sn Der Ruthenen su
fiihren. i1ate: ~Gs aeIana mir. bic 9e'
tanntihdft nes Grafen Sobrinsti All
ianhen unp iein Wertrauen su srlper.
ben. Der Graf bedlftrdate mid, al.
lee auisubIeten, lin aebiloste Gutleneu
su Deranluiitn. iih Der raIiiThen or
.hooorcH airhe onsuihlieRen. bamii
iis. Hdhoem fie In Ruflanb Die n0thia.
Qorbersituna trhalten. nGh uranrn
aariidtsbreu fOnnien. I'm bort biz
panflaniiiifhe qaitdtion unter ihren
aanoglsuitn in sHeraiihsr WeiIe su
beireiben. Graf 9obrinsti aab mir
$1,000. Inn onn:t Elm Witaliso bss
un:eihcuies ocs unaariidea pllia.
me- Il All nernnlniTen. bic Reaierunl
nit BeSua duf bic prliiiihsn AIpira.
Il 'ne- Der Nutbnsn 7n interpeuiren
gBdbrsnb if mid in Rublano auf.
l'isIt. befnnc id' mid, uHter btm Shut
ees Drofen Hobrinsti. eG reiIte 10.
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nen fanben auf mid teins 9lnfpens
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einen arohen sfonbs. Der fir bic pan.
i!aipiftiic,e propaaonba bei:immi
mar"
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Der ruiTiifen Tlma in, ipurbe Ipfor;
auf ben .2fuaenitanb aernfsn, anf BEN
er in Der empbatifditen Wsife In Nb,
rcbs iielte. bic chen erlp15nisn Sc.
nlerfuaaen asmdti All bcten. Gr aat
Az. 1ulislcpifs All fcnnsn. belaupieis
cher. tnR feline Gekimaaenten ion DO,
nem 1tts!tip aelparnt bdttsn. Tcs
Gj.riti aab nem graftn. nafoem G,
cusa.fdat bate. GriautniE. lad
HnbIcnb suriidsutstrsK.
Der Vroask iii felt benz %. Iesem,
Der ,. Z. i'm 0nnae. Der Onuptanat,
iloats III Der paier glerins. Elm ruff.
idasr W0nm bonn 9erae Mihps. De,
Vroath erreot in aana europa bus
arobtt Aufftben. neil bic 1thouptun.
uiifltiteEit luurbe. bnb bic lnnoesper.
rathtrilde Nelueauna nnter ben Ra
ihenen non Nnhlunb dnaefiftsi un.
finanaicrt iDorDen fsi. un.er bem Dor
ipnnb. bah ts fih nur nm cine reIi
uicfe 8tiuennna hnnbIs. bic ben 9lDtd
babe. bic rutheniimen Nnuern aur
llebertriit aur prthcbpren Qirhe Al
DsynnIaHtn. In Mirfli&gsii d6<r. Nm
lie fpdter reroHl0iTen au t5nneu, Dor
Dspessti& sllnaAIn ataHje9s,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-07
Jn(an0Ic(egrap6
gu pte[ 2iebe trie6 i6nin
pen gpb,

Green's sbur9, ga, 6. 5ebruar.
Die 9isbs fir slpei 16idbrias Wdofsn,
BON bensn tsins BON Der griitsns bss
anoeren puBte, bat Sobn We5aobsn
peranlaBt, am 5reitaa Rorgsn 3u frue
her Stuuoe auna auB uno iid islbIt
81 srItieBsn.
Wc5dbbsu, Der bas Wao6en IpGt
am abeHo 3u elmer Spa5isrfabrt aus.
genOmmsH bate, tslspbonirte isiusm
arbsitasbsr. oaB er ibn ni6t lsbeno
rpieoerishsu piiroe. es lpurosn bann
mebrers yldnner in automobi!sn aus
ssifidt, um i'm in ben Bergen gu Tus
dsn. Gle ianoen I6litBlih bas glus
tOmobil auf Der Strabs; Die WaIdins
iDar noh i'm 8ange, uno Ule5aooen
uRo bas Wdohen IaBen burin auf=
red,t - uno toei ns6eneinanoer.
s5n eiusr 3aifs Me5anoens purbs
Elm t3ettei init Der AntiiHnigunq ge.
funbsn, boB Bertha RiIliaan. DOR
2ambert, pa. iibsr Die llrIahs osr
Sragooie austunit sebsn tonns. Gas
WdDheH ia9ie benz Coroner, DdB SIC.
5ab0sn ihr am 9onnsrftag qeIhriebsn
babe, baB er .oas aHDere Wdpdsn
uno iih ielbft tooisH tpiirbs.
R6rbsriihe aeffel. Gr>
plo ION.
Urban, an, 6. Jebruar. 9lm
5reitas WDrgsn erpIooirte bier Der
9ampfteHsi elmer Sdgsmiible, Die ods
BEL poilftanbig 3srft0rt ipuroe. Jrant
BENNINGTON nino Rpbsrt 6dnsr Dor
bier. ipurben auf Der Stell. eetGotet
5homas 5nper, Daniel Cor uno &c
bert 6ampton purosu t6ntlih psrs
lebt unb 3fpei auoere Mdnner tdmen
NIT leihtsren gerIeBungen oappn.
alle Get6esettn llno 9.rlsbten tparsu
aneeit.lIte Der Sdgsmiihle uno parsu
BIER anTdiiis.
Be b q hti9 elm WSroer su
iein.
Nep 0ort, 6. Sebruar. 2puis
Bed. Elm armer Qebrsr Der bsbroiiden
Sprdhe aus grootlpu, puroe bon
bem Rihier C'grisu lus sseriep gitp,
n. g., unter $1,000 9iirsfnaft fsItsss
hal.sn, obipoht bic biBherieen Raffor=
fhuns.n era.ben habeu. bab Bed allen
NnIhein nah elm harmloisr JrGumsr
unD niht Elm Moroer III.
CT mar am Dienitas otrbaftet NOR
ben. nnhoem er pou Dem sSahrboot
.pennInlpunia sinen Ihperen apffer
in ben 6ubion aslporien bate. Die
poli5si. ipelhe ben0htihtist porben
lulr, permmibete Elm 9erbrehsn. trogs
bsm Bed bebduptste, in oem aoffee
fsien MIR giihsr gsIusien. bic .r isls
Der seibrieten babe.
Qiebestraa0bie.
gfeptlano. g.. 8. ssebraar. -
sJrl. grnee WeSuaoe, % ssaGre alt,
bic am 9onneritaa gtbsno ibren 0s.
liebten. ben 30 esnhr. dlien I. g. 2los
Ter uno bann iich ic!bit aeinofien bat.
i'll in tinem 0oIpi;nI asitorben. ssbre
lsBtsn Worts par,n: I'd freue mid,
bah ih Is aethan babe. Dds Qe5en
hattie fir mid teinsn Wertt.4 9lolsr,
Der iida in hemIsIben 6ofpital bsfin.
bet. tpiro mi. benz 2eben baponfpm.
men. CT bate FRI WeGuaoe bier
Sabre lana ben 6ci qsma6t uno polIts
iest cine Nnbere heirathen. 4ls sr ihr
ieinen Mbfhisbsbeiuh MAIDEN polIts.
fpielte iih bie 5raaDois nb.
7sreher StraBeHraub.
Ft,n Uorf, s. Fsbruar. Mbras
BAN gepn. elm gudh1lter. ipuroe am
freitdd In elmer bslebten GefhGfts.
itraBe in 9rootlnn BON brei MGnnern
onnehdlten. beiinnunaslos aeih!aasn
ilnb nm cine 6anotaite. in Der lit
$1,000 In 9aninO.sn befnnosn. BE-.
Ixaxbt. 0is .Raxtsr sHi!amsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-07
SHiffsnad]rihten.

Rep 2 ort, 6, 6sbruar. 9(n9et.:
,2uIitania" Don 2ipsrpuol.
"beeg.; philadelphia" nab Soutbz
ampton
PIpmout6. 4nSet.: .Wajsitic"
bon giep gort.
Doper. 2lnget.: y0aoerlano" BON
Nsp gort.
Jte apel. Qlnget,: r2acpuia" bon
Rer7 Wort.
Wi lta. 2lngst.: ,GIenelano" Don
Rsp gort.
Sput ampton. 4bgegangen:
.4meritu" nah Iep Yort.
Queenstppu. 2lnget.: .4ns
oania" BON Bolton nah 2tpsrpool.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-07

- Trou =. Z. Sadion, bic 9dttiu
zines gearten Der 2letna Teuerperii.
derunasaefellihoft, puroe tRGlepeluno
nm ein Sudden. oos ssutpelen I'm Wer-
TIE ppn $4,000 enthielt. beraubt. als tie
I'm 8eariffe mar. DOT sintm Sotel an
gucIio aDenae Elm AssomObil su b..
itigsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-07

sutton. DO. 6. 3Sebruar. 7Srau
SuIan EoR nurbc bier gum 8peitea
Ntul Der grmDroun1 ibres 8atten s.
Saupoob RoR Ihulbiqt befunoen ano
au schn cSahren 3uhtbaus perurtbeilt.
Sie Duroe oes Wtproes i'm sipeitsu
9raoe idulotQ befunoen.
Tas urtheil mar beim er1tcH 8roaeB
oasielbe. Rob puroe, tpahreRo er
Idlafene i'm Bette laa, erihpiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-07
Wettcrberid)t.

Sir Ohio: Shnse ober N.gen
unb bebeutenb tGiter am Samitag; am
Gonntog ffones Metter. Gtarte
norbrpeItlitt Winh<.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-07

bdftuna tpurbe in nMontclair porqenom.
men. unaefdbr in berielben 3eit, in
Der Wtanninq oerbdftet nurbe. Aud1
Die fSrau puroe mad Netpart ae6raht.
5ret belt fir 6unDerte pom
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-07
Oom Rul6snea.prOS,6 in
Maramaros.Siiget.
G@tpere Mnflagen segen
ben r.iHiAen Wrafen DD=
brinSfb erboben.
Gr lou seiast babeu, bak Rukz
lamb feline armee niat bemss
biliiiren iuerbe.
gis Die ruiiiid,e 5lagge iiber ben
aarpntben ipebe.

Cine Spaltung inter oen itreiiboren
Suiiragetten GneIanos.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-07

@ ia bt WeTIio, 6. Jeb. Sin
geriihi, bab 0trihp0rsr ipdhrsnb Der
Raht sin.n Gtaatsftreid uussufiibren
beabiihtisten, bate sur sJoise, BAT
Dae san3e 0arniion olarmirt unb sros
Be 1rnppenmnii<n Bel ber Mrtillerie=
Roierne tonasntrirs ipurben. Auf eins
Qn3abI Gsbsuse murbsn eslestsu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-07

Ft,n Dorf, 6. SFsbrunr. Mbraz
BAN gepn, Gin gudhdlter. ipuroe am
isreitad In elmer bsIebtsn GefhGfts,
itrabe in grootlnn BON brei MGnnern
onnehalteH. beiinnunaslos leih!aasu
ilnb nm cine banotaihe. In Der iin
$1,000 In Nnntnoisn bcfnnotn, be.
Ixaxbt. 0is Nautsr sni!ams1,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-07
amerieani(6s glauja6sn
Wsn benz aansnenboDt ,,Naib-
pile" in Sap 6aptieu,
6aiti, selanoet
go bic NebSintionare an8efan8en
baben sm pliimoeru.
Seniatione[ler @orO in9aeparf, gt.2
iSral Sorriett Wfanntng Don einer
unbefanrten 8eIuherin IN ibrer
Bohnlms erihoiien.
Die Iitglieoer bes 9tep Dorfer 8e'
iliigeis1ruitS nriiiien ms
8eidugniB.

Die ,5nntilie Serru3os, Die reihlte III
Uferifo, ioa gdn5lih IN 5olge Der
9tepplution uerarntt iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-07

gercerblide Sfelielerploiion in llr'
bdn, SRp.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-23
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
fStandinn Nav PAY
Use Of DenatEed Alcohol
AMERICAN IEAauE.

Germany now uses between 10000.
600 and 100000 gallons of denatur,
ed alcohol a year, of which over 3d.
100000 gallons are sold to the gener.
al public for burning purposes, &C,
cordfng to a monograph recently is
sued by the bureau of foreign and do
mestic commerce, department of COM
merce. The Importance of this fuel
in Germany may be appreciated when
it is considered that France uses
about $4,000 900 gallons, the United
States about 100000 gallons and
he United Kingdom. only 100000
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-23
MAUI HoBsEMEH ARE
PREPARING FOR BIG
TIME THIS SEASON

Things are livehing up down on the
Ka1ului track All traces or the re-
cent ieluge are fast disappearing and
the course drying up nicely and becof1-
ing firm and solid once more Two
men are hard at work repairing fsnc-
ss and putting everything il good Or
der. A string Of four neTses arrived
at the track monday, sent down by l..
Won TeiApsky OF the Aaleakala ranch.
They are ia charge Of Ben Roland, an
imported jockey. who will ride them.
Ben Roland Is not altogether strang.
er IN these parts, having been here
several times before to attend the big
meet at Kahului Maui Boy Is also
on deck and III safe hands, being
trained BY the old veteran, Tommy
Patterson, who 80 successfully trained
q string Of polo ponies for r. Baldwin
some time back. Most of the stalls
already in use have been screen
ed and made mosquito proof. There
are at present fourteen horses on the
track, and about eight more are ex.
pected within q week, with Oahu and
Hawaii still to be heard from.
In sporting circles 1t Is fumored that
Mr.. Il. d. Warren win send up a
string Of horses In charge of the we'll
known jockey and horse trainer Carlo
Leonard Some Maui sports, recently
returned from Honolulu, report Wei
come Boy. belonging to Tom Holm
ger, In splendid condition and taken
good care of BY Joe Reddy. Tom Hol-
finger feels the purse Is as good as
bis already, and all be has to do is to
come and get IL. The owner of Har-
old d Informed some Of our citizens
that he would in all probability send
his horse up to make the 2: rs class
race. Mr.. Joe Silva may be right, that
is, If we let him.-Maui Times.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-23
Irishmen ii HIGH Places

IN an article in the Century on The
Celtic Tide, Professor Edward Al
worth Ross. In comparing alien strains
IN this country, makes the curious as
serti0n that those Of Irish blood are
FAR from manning their share Of the
responsible posts In American s0cie-
ty. This sweeping generalization
runs counter to the prevailing opin-
Ion.
Merely to start the roll call. the
governor OF New York is OF Irish
blood so Is the mayor Of the city
az New York. So is the junior Unit.
ed States senator from New York and
SO is the collector Of the port Of New
York. Surely these are al RESPONSE
bic posts The governor Of Massa-
chusetts, the mayor Of Boston. whose
term expired last month. and the pres
emit mayor are Irish. The junior Unit
ed States senator from New Jersey
is Irish So is the governor OF Illi-
nois and so is the secretary to the
president.
Both the cardinals OF the Catholic
church ID this country are Irish. and
the list Of Irish In high places might
be extended indefinitely.
II the Irish are not manning their
share of the responsible posts as
Professor. Ross complains, what 10
theft share7 New York World.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-23

Before Sweeney. Sanguinetti and
Schultz rolled ont of their beds In the
morning the fate Of the International
alliance was sealed. They rolled out
when johnny Moore sent for them.
and they went up on the managerial
carpet with clear consciences. They
had not seen the morning papers, but
Johnny shook them at the culprits as
they entered.
When the manager got through
frothing at the month the defendants
began to talk to him all at the same
time.
"A-h-h-h. shut up" snapped the man
ager. Think you can play me for a
sucker all the time? This is where
I've got You with the goods! I'm go
ing to split this combination so far
apart that no two Of you will ever be
together again. That's what I'm 60
ing to do. / wish they had a baseball
league In China
Considering the limitations Of organ
lied baseball. Moore did fairly well.
Sweeney went to Boston. Sanguiuetti
went to Chicago and poor old Schultz
remained with the Mudhens. Moore
said that Schultz would have been all
right but for Sweeney and Sangui-
netti.
Aud ali. mind you, for an act OF pure
heroism.
1t doesn't seem right even to this
day.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-23
SARGENT SCHOOL
T TEAM LOSES TO
PUN RESERVES

ln a ragged but enjoyable game the
Punahcu academy reserves defeated
the Sargent Travel School team yes
terday Afternoon on Alexander Field by
the score of1S-S. The invaders were
lust of the steamer and II was the
fourth inning before they were back
on their land legs. : -.
The academies took a flying start
and scored four runs in the first
frame. They continued to put runs
across and were not in danger during
any part OF the contest. Austin
twirled for the Punahou team and was
wei supported by Wadsworth on the
receiving end and the rest Of the
neldets.
clifton was on the mound for the
Sargehts and considering the TACT that
he has not seen land fol 10 days he
aid unusually wen. The men on the
diamond were right there while the
ontfielders held down their places in
Il first class fashion.
No scoring was done by the Travel
team until the fourth inning when two
hits Melted them two runs. In the
next round they brought III another
ran but did not score again until the
eighth when home run BY Gwath-
merry brought Ia four runs and q couple
of walks totaled the Sargents five.
On the other side Of the score books
runs were marked for every frame ex-
cept the fifth when the travellers got
down to work and held the Puns.
The a,1iialifarv fntlawe.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-23
Nil D YACHT CLUB
PLANS VARIETY Of
SPORTING STUNTS

ISpeciai star Bulletin corresrondencel
HIL0. May ~ The reiuyenated
Iiilo Yacht club, with the purchase 81
the Kennedy grounds at Reeds bay
and its active preparation to stage
Ifirst-class amateur minstrel show on
the evening Of July 8, Is giving prom.
ise Of becoming a material factor n
the social life of the Crescent CITY.
Already 4 shooting range has been es.
tablished at the clubs elegant new
home and series of informal social
affairs are contemplated in the. very
near future. Fs.s.s,. SIS
The young men of Hilo responded
heartily to Director Clarence Water.
mans call for volunteer talent in the
minstrel show and q complete com,
pany was brought together at very
short notice. Rehearsais are now
proceeding regularly. The amateurs
are working hard and the entertain
ment promises to be one OF the besl
Of its kind ever staged on the Local
boards. There is a possibility that the
performance viii be repeated this
evening OF the Fourth, though this ts
still uncertain .s.+.
The Hilo Yacht club is planning a
house warming" program, consist
ing Of chowder dinner and dancing
by way of formally opening its beau,
tiful new home, the former beach res,
4dence of c. C. Kennedy at Reeds Bay
The party will be held either next
week or the week following. -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-23
CONVICT ATTEMPTS TO
ESCAPE; IS DROWNED
fBy Latest MALL

SACRAMENTO Raymond Alonzo,
. convict In Folsom prison serving
five years from San Bernardino on a
charge Of grand larceny. was drowned
in the American river as he was max
ing a spectacular attempt to escape.
He lost his life In the rapids Just be-
low the prison.
Alonzo with another prisoner was
steering a sand barge across the river
by means Of a cable. When he reach
ed the middle of the stream he jumped
into the water and struck out down
the river, swimming swiftly.
The last seen Of the convict was
upon bis entrance into the rapids. As
he did not reappear on the other side.
Warden J. j. Smith Is convinced he
was drowned.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-23
PITCHERS Being
BA11ED HARD IN
INDOOR LEAGUE

Batting averages In the Y. NJ e. A,
Indoor Baseball league. which have
just been complied to date by Scorer
Lari1ner, show Comes CT the P. B. G.
team In the lead with .s15 Dwight OF
the victorious HeaIanis has an aver.
age of 900, which gives him second
place.
Third place goes to Gilliland, the
slugger of the Triangle team who hit
for $50. Averages in the indoor game
run higher than outdoors where the
pitchers have more on the batters.
The sYs league pitchers are improy.
ing somewhat. however. and it is like.
ly that batting averages will be lower
ed during the closing games.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-23
COMPANY d PRlvATES
WIN FROM MON CONS

The privates and non-coras Of com
Dahy q 1st Infantry played an exciting
hall game at Schofieid Barracks Thurs
iay AFTERNOON last. Three runs IN the
fourth frame turned the trick for the
nien in ranks. who helped the runs
across With three clean hits. The
final score was 5 to 2. and many bic
league games played Ct the post have
been less interesting
Laiune pitched for the winners and
Farnosky for the losers. Each was
touched Tor five hits. /
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-23

The lIHSTups. FuNduUu-7AuBIDl p,
Wadsworth Shoon Id, Hind 2b.
Woods Sb. Mott Smith SIS, Malone and
Damon II. 0,Dowda Ct, Brown RI.
Sargent Travel School Clifton p,
Loud c, Gwathnery Id. Moore 2b.
Keith 81, Radsl SIS, Shirk II, Cham.
befs q. Jakeelzf III y
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-23

annually. Denatured alcohol is not
only gaining. in favor for general
burning purposes. but a determined
effort is being made to find way Of
using it as a motor fuel in place OF
the high-priced gasoline.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-23

With. an annual output of $4,000.
900 barrels, California now leads all
other states In the production of Pc
troleum. Next in order named come
Oklahoma, Illinois. Texas, Louisiana,
West Virginia Ohio. Pennsylvania
Wyoming, Kansas and Indiana
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-23

Michael P. Mahoney, who shot Cor.
poration Counsel Frank L. Polk in an
attempt upon the life of Mayor Mitch.
Ell. was sent to Matteawan.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-23

PART III
IlT the upper stage boz sangui6ettl
ami Sweeney leaned cut oref The rail.
trying % fiist with the third one from
the end sehnllz siumDered BffulIy.
for Dc was tlfWd. having played d.
nDchle Oh the train the night before.
The seofnfnl 1ttie lady counted the
boise aud shifted.
out ID tie LOBBY Nj. Walker and the
trainer tI18hdied the eight 6ower
bearing bib0ons
%The house a dark for the next
song. said the press agent. .sand that's
the time we'd better herd the monks
into their positions She lights up
right after the moon song for the
bhale II TIE aet. Now. lets sea-four
monks b one aisle and four to TIE 9TH
e. ana you're % send 'em down with
The Bowers after the third curtsin cali
The heWspaper men are al down In
mont
'DId you give 'en ny pieturei' ask.
e me trtlner snxIonsly.
-s0fesl thing 700 knowF Ned Haf-
" 3 flIbly. They'll probably want
m 80 e
a4f efehfs ssIa thn fr.fnar al,
...7 :t3,.<', rs., n.s{,,,.., 1890, ,,,,is
,,.1frs =
i'6Slt,,.& xzSsx. 49, $3.50
with q blue face and pink whiskers
$500 49, 49, ,,,,.;.sts.,.;, ~ s -
...<<S'S
',,s] i,.,t. ,,s,., - $40, t,,s ha,,as
- 80 s,,1sssl ~ a,,dl,neinm 4hn
s|r-. 80 srs..-,..5 q 8. -. : .s,, -
,.,,,,S8 r,fth. 4 va,S ,Iiffis vhtes = ~
49, -.6oi6e 4 s8i6 +, + ereenlsE btub.
S,I< l1l5n 4,6s l,,,,(a ,ea< 4 b1ol,tsIv
o.,'tt [S.e - ~ f6..al Etfu1aIes a.
~ 49,. ~ $500, *. .faSS
- l,-t 49, ,,,c,s,..,t l5(s &,6ifh
49, nm. ~ t5hl. l,zaF.ls s1d b,iri,ls
,EIa5 as@aI.s ,-,ll, = rror{ : "a I. S,,rfl6
A. {srEaf ~ ,,Sa,I : mini 4, mi, s fI,fs
a. is surroundings. ana A The shsd.
o1vf Gloom of the place bis asto0ndad
evck rS1it.l nfon 4 Solemn nrbeessi66
az 664 ffced abes win bo1ouets ~
fhtif fek,Is srfe hsb6ans were pass.
inr along the runway behind the last
ror 81 S66ts. and they were IS close
that John smith ififllt have toacbed
them.
Now. every one knows that when d
man a accustomed to pink lizards and
purple mice. balloons With roses IN
Their hands are q terrible shock to bis
nervous system
Toni smith ltaped u Dis feet with
4 ht6fse howl 81 terror. and even as be
yelled be launched ! tremendous kick
q 1ht bNb00n nearest 10 him
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-05-23

More than 80 lives were lost in a
fire which completely destroyed sev-
eral buildings in the commercial Sec
ton CT Valparaiso, Chill.