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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-07
Mr.. WllITESCARVER
IS DEAD At OR ALTON

Melton to Kingwood, in Preston
county. With other capitalists, he
founded the town Of Pickens and be-
gan the development Of the timber
lands in that section. He was also
connected with various other rail-
road developments and worked out
some OF the finest timber lands in
the state.
Mr.. Whitescarver was prominently
connected with Washington and JET
ferson College for q time and was one
of the board Of control of that insti-
tuition. He was associated with Col.
John T. McGraw and the late John
w. Bradshaw In business for many
years. He was stockholder and de
rector in the First National Bank for
years and was one Of the men that
did much to start the banking busi-
ness Of Grafton ON firm business
footing. He was also connected with
the development Of Loeb Lynn
Heights at Mt. Lake. Various other
enterprises show the marks Of Mr.:
Whitescarver's business acumen and
foresightedness.
In July, 1854, Mr.. Whitescaryer
was united In marriage with Henriet-
ta st. Clair. q daughter Of James st.
Clair. Of Taylor county. His wife
preceded him. to the grave several
years. He was an uncle Of Charles
D. Johnson, Of Clarksburg, former
we'll known hotel man.
He was member Of the Baptist
church, Joining the church in 1876
and had taken an active part in the
work Of the church affairs up until
the time of his death. He was
known throughout the state and his
death will be mourned by many
triends: l9s.s y
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GENERAL VIll.A
viii Back The Pro visionel; Pres
ident Chosen with Force Of II
Arms it Necessary.

y Ell PAso, !, Nov. General yfiia IL
q telegram TO the Associated Press
from Agues Calientes esterda S1tds
General Gntierrez, having taken
oath Of Office today befpre the aiifI,
tary convention assembled In this
city as provisional president, swaiif:
1t made known to the Mexican people.
and the world in general that i nm
In accord with liis designation and
that will sustain him with the f0rce
of arms because ! consider him 8
reyolutionist OF q heart identical
with that Of the people and that i
am disposed to respect and make re-
spected the law and to procure better
ment and well being for the people
OF my country"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-07

1t was in the middle of September
that the real attack began. although
preparations fol-. the taking Of the
German stronghold in Asia were be-
gun Immediately after war was de-
clared by Japan on August IS. Pro-
cessions were formed, the enthusias-
tic people dragging about with them
floats decorated with flowers as a
symbol Of victory.
The final and successful attack on
Tsing-Tau began shortly after mid
night Friday morning and the first
inroad by the allied forces which
was largely instrumental In the fall
of the place was the taking Of the
middle fort of the first line Of de-
tense. This was accomplished by a
brilliant charge Of infantry and engi-
neers led by General Yamada. A de-
tachment o. the first line occupied
the Iltis, Bismarck and Moltke forts
at seven in the morning and then the
enemy hoisted the white flag on the
weather astronomical attachment.
Another white flag was hoisted on
the coast fort at the mouth Of the
Haipo at 1880 o'clock.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-07
SHOOTS MOTHER
And Kills Her While He is
Cleaning Revolver, Bullet
Entering Heart.
on a,.oe,.1rp ,,r,.,

READING, Pa, Nov. Raymond
Heisler, the 17-year-old son of Jon-
athan Heisler. Of Topton, near here,
last night accidentally shot and
instantly killed his mother, while he
was cleaning revolver. The bullet
entered the mothers heart. She gave
a scream and staggered to an ad-l
Joining room, where :. she dropped
dead AZ la-l y B. 81 NJ
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-07
AUSTRIAN AND TURKISH
OFFICIALS PRISONERS.

LONDON, Nov. T-Telegraphing
from Amsterdam correspondent
says message received there from
Vienna sets forth that the Austro-
Hungarian consul general and the
Turkish diplomatic representative at
Tabris, Persia, have been taken pris.
oners by the Russians and transfer
red to Tifiis.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-07
TO ATTEND FOOTBALL GAME.

A. G. Osborn went to Pittsburg
Saturday morning to attend the foot
ball game at Forbes Field between
the University Of Pittsburg and.
Washington and Jefferson teams. The.
game is being played for the champ
ionship OF western Pennsylvania.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-07
HOTELS Burned
AT ConnellsviHe, Pa, AIongWith
Several Residences Started
in Dyeing Works.

CONNELLSVILLE, Pa, Nov. -
Fire which originated in dyeing
works at West Brownsville. near
here. today destroyed the Aubrey ho-
tel and the Atwood hotel and sever
al residences. The damage was esti-
mated at $4,000. Fire fighting ma
chimes were sent from California.
Uniontown and other towns near
West Brownsville. s,
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Brig. Gen. Erasmus M. Weaver.

That the coast artillery Of the q.
8. army needs 564 more officers and
10,9S8 more enlisted men to man the
coast defenses Of the country is the
information given in a report Just
submitted to the secretary Of war by
Brig Gen. Erasmus M. Weaver, the
chief, Of the coast artillery corps.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-07

James T. Robinson; was here Sat.
urday from Salem.
G. R; Lyon, Of Salem, visited the
city Saturday. e's y
Jesse g; Lawson was here Saturday
from Bridgeport.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-07
STEAMER REIRasRD.

WASHINGTON, Nov. The An Il
lean steamer Krocnlind: has 6osn'
released BY British 6IiiraRs E Hibf.Il
Ter Anq WI san t6il9 1saSfiiE +
COOPER a19 ,||i6er her 6eff6 lot
tlie tsfelcs d prize court,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-07
TOXIC now CELEBRATING
FALL OF GERMAN FORTRESS

CDv ASeoeiATGn ph4sSl
TOXIC, Nov. Toxic Is celebrat-
ing today the fall Of the German
fortress at Tsing-Tau after an actual
siege Of few days more than three
weeks.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-11-07

PARIS, Nov. THE official announcement given out
the User below Dixmude The communication
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-10

Senrp q. Sa3e. Der inter oeu Deit.
ifcn IN Sta6t uno 9ano lib zines
groBen 5reunoes. ino gefamten.
treis erircut Con bol1nottden 81.
tern in Soma geboren rmo er5ogen,
fam er oils jlnger Mann I'M Sabre
1881 mad Omaha, arbeitete bier
Sabre lang in Den II. y. 8ertitat.
ten ui0 muroe 1885 Wlttglieo Der
Omaha goIi5eimodt. gtad) ~5fDeii1b.
rioer Gienitjeit nuroe CT gum Ser
geGuteu betoroert, fun9irte iedlS
Sabre lang ais @bei Der @ebeim.
poli5ei un0 s Sabre ais Boli5ei.
fapitdu. Gann CAB CT ben goIi3ei.
OienIt aui uno tptroe unter Sheriff
,So9n McGonal0 8eputn Sheriff.
Sod abloli ieineS amtstermines
tpiomete CT iid Dem @rltnOeigen'
~tbums1auOel mo erbieIt i'm Sabre
1909 Die grnennung offs 3epiitp
9inoesmaritoa. 4u6 oieIem 30.
item bat er treli un0 nit @eihid
p~orgeitan6eu. Serr Sn5e fat oos
3elig zines tiidtieen 5beriifs in it6.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-10
0as MonSIidt NIB bic gfnmen.

Der GinFlub beg Monbli9ies auf
bas Do9stum Der Blumsn 1T Elm
bel erOBsrer, aIs man gemeinbin
sIdubt. Gin fran30iiider @elsbrtsr
bot Oas auf @runb BON e%ingebsns
ben 8erIu4sn neuerOings fsItges
Itelt, Seine gerIu6e unternabm sr
NIT SeeroIen, beren anoipen fia
Bis gum Qufbliikn entpidslt bottsn,
unb teiIte lie in brsi @ruppen. Die
erits @ruppe blisb benz Sonnenli9t
ausgsisBt, bic 3tpeite sntbebrte isbsr
8sli9tung unO bic brittle f9Iieblid
isbte Der Gorider nur in Der No9t
i'm Jreien benz MonbIi4te aus.
Dos grgsbnis mar iberroi9enb.
Die sipsits @rupps mar na9 bier
MODEM bsrsits o0lltg bertimmert,
Die benz Sonnenli9t ausgeIebts
Grupps ssigte bns iiblide Jarbeu'
unb 5orm;nbiIb, ipdbrenbbem bi,
benz MonOIi4t aiIsseiebttn pffonaen
bel I90nsr unO ltsbli9 buftenber &C.
rotten iporen oIs ibre in Der Conn,
trbIiibtsn S6psitsrn. @isnei9t flip
rem bieie Grstbnife su elmer reueu
4rt bsr 8lumsn3udt. Sb bic mir,
tunsen Bel nIsn 8lumsn bteielbsn
Finb, pirb fid ia 3eisen. Gin uroI,
ter @OItsglnubs gIoubt an etnt
bsfOubere 9siItraft unb Site &c.
pifsr MrSnsitrGuter, bic i'm S9sirI
bes @oIImonbss setun9fen 1inb. Ws,
psib, DisfIeidt fiubst gsrobe bisi.t
bel bsrlofte 9OItsaIaube bur1 BIZ
nsue gntbsdung cine uusrpartst,
Stiibs.
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3nhn @rinns fir Sheriff.

Sobn 9riggs, Der ldngidbrige.
tii6tige uno furdltIoie 8oIi8ei@1e
bon GiiO.S Omaha, Der SGreden gro
Ser uno fletner 8erbreaer, betpirbi
Ii6 I'M Die Domination fir Sberiff.
Serr Briggs lit fir 0as amt IN
iegIiaer 8eiie mobl6efdbigt uni
ipiirOe eihen tii6tigen Sheriff ma.
den. Ct lit bon elmer Heibc Dor
a~ngeiebeten 0eutiden bon Sii0'
Omaha beionoers parm empfoblen
oa iie 6errn Briggs genalt fenner
uno piiien, BOB er in bobeut Mab(
Die 61bigfeiten beiiBt, Die IN oei
auSiibltng oes uiftigen Sberiffs.
amtes nOtbig iino.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-10
9as g%dinIrani.
fGlasniamIlAs NHtyHangs Haisrsr iusRl
lidlen StaateH.

liden etaaisu.
Inter ben pfIanSsn sibt ts cline
rsdt srobe 3abl FOLDER. bic Sur
M%niuiigung BON StiIs bsnubt ipsrs
ben i6nntn unb baber ou9 als Seis
fsnbGums ODER SdFtutrdulsr bs8sid,
net ptrbtn. SnBbsIunoert pirb Elm
amsriianiids ardut. bas aud
sGpauifhes 9aionstt" asnonHt
pirb, In ben WGlosrn Der iptalidsn
Stnattu uno bts anaren5tnbsn Gss
bets bon WtriiO su bislsm 3psd
gtIammtlt. mdbrtRo bic mtiIlM
pflaHBtnitoffs, bic sur DsrE1tisung
bon Gsiis ssbroudt iptrbsH, BON
Jriidtsn ltammsn, IisFert biss araut
ben HuBtareu 8%tfanotsiI bor5ugss
tutiie in ieiusn Wur5slISiben. Dos
tnniia etb0rt es gu Der @attung
yutco, bersH @srbrsitune auf bos
erpGbntt Gtbist bsIdrGntt III, un0
bic bsirsifsnbe grt btiBt yucca pa.
eato.
Die SsifSnIabritanien bssablen
bic pilonSs NIT So fir bic Sonne
an ben Standardization. Dos
Sdntibsn, 9rodnsH uno 9srpaden
ioitet baun nodmals $3.50 fir bic
9onns. 9d Elm ein3elner Wann
obHs iibsrmdBigs Qnhrenauna cine
Sonns bes Stifsntroutss tdglif
fammsIn ianu, 70 srBieIt sr baburt
tinsn suttn @srbisnit. Die pflons.
muB nod benz Gdnsioen nod 2-3
WiOnate trodnen unb ipirb erf bann
NIT Mai6insn in grcBe 9aqsn bsrs
podt, Die gsnubnug Der gflans,
oils Ssifs itammt ibrigens ldOn bon
Zen singtborensn Snoiauern, beren
Grousn cine Nbtodung Der pflonss
gum 6aornoIdsn ssbroudteu, tposu
lie nu6 Defenders gssignst 1T. 9sutt
fpsrben Soilettsn' unb DoqIeifen
barous btrfertigi, unb oi.Is Snbu,
itrie 1T in nsutiter 3sit gu anIsbn.
Ii9er 8ebeutung sepodien. Gil
lDirb aud bon Der 5orTtbsrtpoltuno
gtforbert, oo bos araut in ben Wdl'
bern als Elm S6iDling bstra6teI
pirb. 0ssbolb TiHo aud bic unter
Staatsfdub itsbenosn BGlbtr fir
bas @%iniammeln BEG Ssifsntrautsa
freiesgebsu norben. Man pirt
tuobl idlieBlid bn3u tDmmen, bies
llntraut ouf 5eIbern. bic fonIt tei,
men Ruben bringsn, Defenders aus,
5uiden. absr bOrIduftg brou6t bar,
an nod nidt gsbadt gu tpsrOen, bo
bic Snbuitrie ibrsn 9ebarf nod CT.
teblia tsigern fam, pbne OaB Elm
MnnseI an bisfsr 9fIan3e eintritt,
bic man aus ben MGloern 70 germ
pusgsrottst piHsn m0hte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-10
9u6n epn6 iar GOnutp.s ummiRdr

Gin 4onoiodt I'M 2, 0tltrift tlr
Die INSTRUMENTATION otf Dem re.
publifaniifen Gifet lit Der iebiee
mobl6efonnte aommiiidr Sobn y.
2pnd). SER Qpnd] mar ia 6ereits
friiber goriiser 6es gountpratbs Der
S~uperpiioren uno glailbt ii6 ais
9iitglieo 10 bemdbrt gu baben, 0aB
er NIT 6llg uno Redt aui cine
INSTRUMENTATION rehnen fam.
SER QDnG, Der 5ipar einige idarie
boIitiife 6einoe bot, %erfrellt iid)
GROCER 9eliebtbeit tpegen ietner
9iilfSbereitifait, Die er aIs 8edm-
fer itets ieOem, iel6it Dem bei6ei'
oeniten giirger ermieien bat. 8ern
tuieoer nominirt urto crtpdblt, miro
Der fleine Monn, Der arme ut0
SiIfSbeoiiritige aud in Ser 3lfunit
einen tparnlen 5renno i'm Ratb Der
GouutnpaommiiiGre bnben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-10
gOIitiidle glnseiae.
SDieph y. Stein,

9eittifer &nnoioat fir 5rieOen8.
ri6ter auf Dem republifanii6en Iii.
fet, in Der Brimdrpabl am IS.
auguit. Bin ieit "a Sabren Elm
Burger bon Omaha un0 elm it1Oti.
ider anseiteIIter ieit A Sobren. Sa.
be ebenfans Elm Sobr lang ais 6rie.
0cnsrif)ter in 6lorencc. gtebr., ge.
pirft, nno bette aGe fir oos ami
notbigen grfabruugen. Gin 9tit.
glieo Der Mooie 2ogc. Sd eriu6c
0ie oeutIhen Hepublifaner, fir mid
81 itimmen, uuo gebe linen Die Der.
iiderrng, 6aB id, faas nominirt
unO ertp6bIt, bas 9lut our boaen
3ufrieoenbeit Der 8iirger msiiber
iper0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-10
q. q. slpanlOn fiir Coroner.

Die adn0iontur BON &errtt 8. V.
.Siuonion fir Die republifontld)e SO.
mination fir @ouutp.G Coroner er'
regt in peiten &reiien Sntereiie.
SEER Swonion betreibt zines Der
mo6erniten 2eihenbeitattunoSgeiGdf
te ser StaOt uno lit In rpetten arei'
len befanrt 1tno beliebt. OR III
Elm trefflider 8iirger, Der iegIihe
@ctpGbr giebt, baB er oos amt,
falls er nomiuirt uno ertpdblt miro,
3nr 3ufrieoenbeit Der 9iirgeridoft
a%usfibren wiiroe. SEER SpanIou
min uift i'm 2idte zines BoIiti'
fanten augeieben peroen, Iorlbern
modte Sen 8iirgern piiien lailert,
falls cr nit %ieiner aotoiootttr @r.
folg baben niiroe, er on8 anlt mad
Itren9 re6tlihen @rnnOidben, obne
iegIihe @iinitIingspirtbifoft nnS
auSbelttung pertpalten niiroe.
Sir Gouittp-S hobmeiIter Us.
@. lire. ct lit iebt 59abmeiiter
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-10
astInIanrtbauanna.
esH iOFtau In bsr eanbmirii6aft mstt
gnmtnna iiHbeM.

E"N
gsaatnHa iiHbsn.
Die 70 LANCE psrnadIdnigtt Rob.
ItnidursoiuauHg mill itbl In @6ri.
nsrtI uno annoptrildafi msbr unb
mtbr Beadtung beanipruher. 9i6i
blob NIT Rail, pbospbor, 6tidhoI
uitD. Iolltn Die pfIunstn rsi9lin, b.
!. bis gum Dptimdlpunti, perIsiEn
psrosn, ionOsrn ouh nit a~oblsnIdu'
u. 60 III laon LANCER bttanni, odb
Die quFttobItnlGure, nuf bic man Ii6
cllstmsiu DerIieb. proJ,ntiI6 gu lpt'
mtg lei. Dtnn cine mil qolIsnldurs
iiiHitlid ong,rsihtrte auft eianet fi6
mad ben 8sriuGsn osrldiso.ntr Gor,
idsr better our Observation-Disclosures
Der pflaH5en aIs normaIt Cuff, biz
bstanniIid nur 0.03 bis 0.04 pro,
gent aobIsnIGurs sHtbGlt BON
QuBndbmefdlIsR abs,Isbsn. Gin,
3unabms Der Observation-Disclosures
ourd oie pf!on5tn finSst nod fat,
lptnn man Die aobIsnfGursmenae Der
Cuff Bis uuf s Bis 10 grossnt .r,
bObt. Dariibtr binauB it,lIt Iin sis
ne S6dOisung Elm. SFftnbar
tOmmt bonn cine I6doli9s 5dur,'
piriuns Suitonks. 9sutf6s FAD,
sslsbrtt beri9tsten Dor tttpd 30 Ssabs
rem iibsr 9eriu6s, BEL osnsu Ie in
bcbsn 9IasjBIiubsrn gsSoesnsn pfIon,
sen Cuffs unb RobltnfaursasmiIdt
nit bsridisosnsm aobIeuIdures.bolt
oura ben 8ooen 3ufibrt.n. rod
bel sinem @sbaIt bon SO grosent
RObIsnidur. in Der 9OosnIuft tonntsn
ie ooppeItes Wa6sium sr3islsn. Dt.
anpsIsubeit grObersr aobledIdure.
msngsn in Der 8oosnllIt bat olIo
fir bic pflunjs snti9itosntn Wsrt.
prottifde GdlnbfolssrunstH pur'
ben aus bieitn @erIu6en Sund4Tt
Hidt gs0Ossu. Grit in iiinsittr Set
ipriht man BON elmer aobleni1ures
oiHgure, B. 3. BON tinTIi9er bsr'
msbrtsr 3ufubr bon RobtnIdure au
ben dfimiIier,nben pflun3sn.
Der 6umis tommt odmit bon neu,
en- gu gbrsn. Dsnn Der 6umus,
bsFen organildt SubfanSen ia nur
teiIpeiie BON ben pflan3en periper,
tet tper0en tOnnsn, proouSiert bur9
ieinsH MitrOorganismsngsbdlt 6eftdn'
big betrd6tIi6e RobIsnIduremengen.
9araus ertldrt ii9 bic betnnnts bors
trsffli6e Miriung 0ss 6umus oui
6ds pfIdnSsnipa9stum isotnFaIIs
gum Ssil. StdIl0iinger Iopie aOm'
poit pereiniesn aobleniGures uno
Ninerdloiingung in iid. Gr 1T bars
nm Der bette, Die 5rage lit nun,
tpie man obne StaIlbunger, Der ia
i'm Grobbstrieb msiTt ni6t ausrei9t,
fir ellie 8sOiirfniFe. bod Obns alI3u
grDBe Rotten nit 4%obIsnfdurt bins
gen lam. gillige RobIeniGurequsl'
len iino babel @prmsiebung. 81
miro bon 5a4leaten- barauf aufHeri.
Jam semo4t, OaB faon Elm 8egie,
Zen nit neutrality-suspicious. Dais
isr CUTE 9isnite tun miiFs. Dem
1000 Gromm 8aHer Iofen ettpu 2
9rdmm aobltuidure auf. Run Itbt
Die pflon3e BEL Der 8ilbun9 BON 2
@rdmm 5rodenIubitdr.3 sttpn 1000
Seile @aFer ourd. CUR 9ilbung
BON 2 Gramm 5rodeniubitau3 Iinb
uber 3.2 gromm a~o4IenIGure nDtis,
gs psrbsn alfO bnr9 foblsniGuregs'
iattigtes @aFer fGon spei 0ritteI
Der gum DaGStum n0tissn aobIens
idurt 5ugsfii1rt. SsOenfaIts Osr6i:ni
Ole aOblsniGureoinauns cine melt
sr6bere 8ea4tung, aIs fie biz ieBt
ssfunOen bat.
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Ansuit 8mrOiu fir Staats'
abaeurDneter.

gls aanoioot fir Stants .9lbae-
orOneter ouf Dem repubIifaniifeu
Iifct tritt aud Serr gluauIt Bur
bin auf, Der iidJ alS @itgIieO Ger
S6uIbe10rOe BON Omaha iebr Gun
bendbrt uttb itets ouf oos Sntereiie
Der Burger ousiiebt. Serr 8rrbtr
tritt fir itrenge Spariamfeit in Der
offentliten 9erlpoItllng elm itno Der,
iprift fir iolde @eiebe 5u pirfeu,
Die ods 8obI Der 5taOt foroern.
Serr guroin peroient Die Inter.
itiibumg Der 9iirger.
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Nus etntm @tfanet,
nentranspprt bss godumsr @eri6ts.
gsf6uguifes, Der fiir bas 3uftboui
in Derbsn an Der anbr bsitimml
mar. sntfprangsn in Der JRa6t turt
oor GHsn bret S4psrpsrbre4er, biz
sbtbin gu IGnssrsn 3udtbousftraisn
,erurisilt pOrbsn iporsn. Giner Der
0srbrtder. Der @sIeetnbsitsorbsitsr
sbitIs, mar ert Dor fusnig.n 5og.r
pessr ldpersr GirbriiGe 3u ft6s
SobreH 3untbous pernritiIt ipors
btns
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etimrnt fir

81. n. Somdll rcpubIif1niid)er aon.
AiSnt fir llrfunoeurcgiitrar. Ct
mar 30 Sabre lang gefpobner nftb
GteueraabIsr bon Douglas @ountn.
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6Qtbt fir aufgsfprHn.
gene 6Gnoe. Gin 20ffel 9Dnig,
stpei 2ofIsl 5oFsrmebl, Elm grObts
Stid S6peineI6mals, 5pei eistlb
unb Elm tpsnis RoientpuHer. Dies
ales miro gut Our6einanOer setnes
tel, Bis ss cine sddmsiOiss SuIbe
gibt, nit Der man obsnos Die 9dnoe
einreibt, na9osm man iie gut in heis
Bem 0aFer gspdIden bot. Sinh
bic 6GnOs fsbr uufgsiprungsa, 10
empfieblt ss fi9, fs auberoem Oreis
NAL am Gage nit 3itroHenfdft eiu'
3ureiben. Sc f9msrat 3tpnr fiir ben
augenbIid, heitt uber f4nsl unb
gut.
9rO6uns. 8iener: r9srr
Dottor, es 1T nod ne Jrau nit
mem tlsinen Sungen getommen, Der
bas ganse 9uus 3ufammenbrilIt!"
3abnar3t: .5aben sic ibr nidt
gefdgt, buB bic Sprsdftunbsn gu On
be fnO2"
3isner: rGrsitif; ober is mill #
ni6t obtpsilsn IdFsn fe bat 9
Tast, Damn IdBt is uns Den SUNG
bier!"
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R(aIftl5irte An6elgen!

Sleifiger Mnnn pOcr 5ran, rntcr
80, Inn MitgIieoer 5l geninner.
$50 bis $500 mondtIidl. 5drcibt
idnea an S-2-lt 2467, Gouing.
ton, SIP. I'LL
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gsrbient mthr @eIb.

GrIernt oas al,to. @ei6dft. 8ereiten
Sic Iid auf ben a%norang i'm Grtib.
iabr not. Gs lit oies Die ein0iee
SdpIe, III meIher gle oos gsiN1ft
ariin0Iid Ierren. Wrbrnsfa AntumO.
bile sdOoI, t412 9Ooss strahs.
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Snuecr 9entidcr iid)t irgenb mel
die gei6dftiguna. Rodl5ufroaen
bel Der Gmobd 1ribiine.
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9as rin5isc Sentids RibeI.R epnrG.
turgai6dft in Ona6n. u. aaraus,
gieentl. 2910 Sarram; Sor. 1862.
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8. u. Gtnrges, BotentontpoIt. 646
8ronOeis 9beoter @e6du0e. Eel
Douglas 346S.
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Gas prt~ismitrOigits Hfien BET Netsr
Bump. 9eutide aufe, 1908
Toooe 5traBe, 8. Stod. NabIsel.
tetn % Geuts.
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GatentanuGIte

8inurS GbOb, Batentr, 1896 Gitp
RationaI 8nnf Building. Eel
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Gienriifte Ssbnntme.

6rau ". S5iGetpnrp, 25t2 90. fl.
6traBe. &pIer 1925. II.
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Gsiuite EurG.IlObsln; ReeO.RobeIn
oui 9GteIung eemnht. Omaha
Neeo & Rattan Go, 119 RosS Is
gtrabe Gel Toudlas 2oAB.
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gbuofutsn-aedtsamudIt.

MmIfimeer e @ebb. Omaha Ratio.
nal Bart @e6, 3immer $50, Ono.
bn. Gelepbon 8ouaIds 1893.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-12

gave the Jayhawkers the lead The nine
points for the Tigers came AZ the re-
suit Of nine free throws from ten fouls
made by Kansas.
In the second half. the Missourians
improved in team work and kept Kan
sas to q three point lead most of the
period. John Cheek, former Kansas
City Central high school star. and Cap
tain ''Snooks'' Bernet played the lead
ing roles for the Tigers. while Captain
Sproull and Greenlees did stellar work
for the Jayhawkers. Weaver, the big
Kansas center, was disqualified by Um-
pire Green and put out of the game.
In the second period the Tigers dis
played team work and ability to hit
the baskets. scoring their five field
goals Of the game.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-12

tionals and the National League Is on liz fsE, I,
ord as acting in the capacity OF guaroi@A
to the peppery second baseman.
This complicated situation develope1 Ts
the result Of Mr.. Murphy's action In nj
ing Henry ODay as manager OF the Cxpe tbe
before he legally released Evers from tne
At a special meeting of the board OF di-
rectors and the National League az =
whole that body of magnates decided tna.
Evers had not resigned as contenoet1 ~
Murphy and that his five-year contIacs
as manager and player was vaiid a""
binding.
The league further agreed to take over
all rights and responsibilities unaeI inc. :, an an
contract, thus helping Murphy out Oh @H
embarrassing position. ...,
The Boston club Immediately enteTeu
into a contract with Murphy to trace -, ~.
fielder w. ]. Sweeney and Pitcher HuD
Purdue for Evers, but the latter declared
he would not be party 20 ts tne co. ac
He insisted that unless arrangemen!s ,, ~
ceptable to him were made; ne w6ich. w6niS he
stated, had made him liberal proposlao,h a =,
for three years of play, 1nciuding caSt' oT
bonus to be delivered upon the signing u
contract -, -.
Evers stated emphaticallv he had no
grievances against the Boston ciup or IN .me
National League as a whole and' N ns IoS.
told President James F. CARNEY, OF H0st 1nst
ton. that he would rather play with tnaus y
team than the Federals. His refusal TO De
a party to the deal. he declared vas "
cause of the fact that # the trace were
effected, Murphy, against whom ne is 1e ex.
tremely bitter would secure two va!uaoae
PLAYERS. thus profiting by the move. SOME =.
Thing Evers is determined he snouio ho'
do. u,,urr.
ness to assume the full provisions OF Evers
two contracts. which call for tota! pay y
men of 500 a year. with iouL ysc 40 Sfrouo
the Chicago club and $4,000 additional a.
manager.
The Topeka state journal., 1914-02-12
MADDOX HOLDS OUT.
tsPeaches'' Graham May Not Join
Wichita Club.

Wichita, Feb. 12.-While the Wich-
ita baseball club was moving into a
new room. worry began to settle upon
the camp. Peaches" Graham. whose
purchase from the Toronto club has
been announced, hasn't signed and
Wichita hasn't heard word from
him. The star catcher is in the lake
region.
Some fear is expressed that Wichita
will lose him, as he was purchased
with the provision that the sale didn't
go unless he is willing to play in Wich-
this Graham is likely to get an offer
flattering enough to induce him to tell
Wichita that he will not come to the
Western.
Nick Maddox, slated to be manager
by some, hasn't signed a contract II
he is holdout it isn't very likely that
he will be given the reins of the team
by d. E. Breese, the president: