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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-26
Solgen einer 2iisc.

.SoIep6l bite, ieb' mid auf bas
TferD; ih mDhte 10 aerne reitenl" bat
Der fleine &obert Brandt, bes Hd6ters
Sobn. uno lab ldhelnb einem Der Irz
better bes Gates ms breite. ebrltGe
@elidt; bod Soiepb piberitano Der int
id~n'eide!nben Zone gelprohenen
gitte. ld,iittclte ben &opf uno iaete:
rSa, ba5 modteit on ipobl. Hobert;
aber nidJt ifmeifeln, on fpeiBt, Der
@nter bars nidt germ. penn bu auf
Den Yferben iibeit."
Nui benz @eiihthen bes &leinen
Seigte lid cine @olte, iInb Der boie
Seiub fliiiterte linn ms Chr: nWarum
iagit on nidt, Der Sater bate eS Dir
beiite erlnubt?"
.It. Soiepb. ici nift 10 saritiel
Eapa bat beute geiagt, ib iou bid
bitten"
So. 10. bas lit natiirlih ettpas
Nnberes! IIio binnuf nit Dir. -
uno nun bob ser Mann bas &ino aif
Settor's 8iideu, Der es lid audi cine
Weile IT'LL lnb gebulbig 9efaaen Iie6.
Sb Nun aber Seftor lpuBte. DaB Der
8nabe etiuas llnrehteS that, ober OBJ
CT 10 etiua3 llngelppbntes auf leinem
Hiidel nidt Ieiben modtte, pas pirb
man niemals %erfabren, ih peiB %
and nidt; aaein alf einmal 1fiitteIte
iif bas Sbicr, unb ebe Spiepb eS nod
anbalten fonnte. lief e5 fort. uno
rannte lpie 6eiellen INNER um's SeI0
bcrllm.
Hobert Id,rie Dor Insit unb fIanns
merte lid an ba5 alte Yferb; bo8
Shreien regte aber Seftpr nod mebr
auf, er ihlug llad) binten aus un0
mari NIT einem Stud Den tleinen Hos
bert ~tppiiiber in eineu Ser ifmubigen
@raben. aus Dem er bon Soiepb bers
ullsgc5o9en tpurbc. @ineu idmmcrs
lidcn Inblid bot bas gang NIT girls
mem Sdlumm bcbedtc &ftb oar, @
mar 5lpnr bis auf cine beftige gri6its
tcrung unperlest bapon sefommen.
~If. S%oiepb!" idIid5te er. lid
babe Dir ia cine Siise geiagt, unb Do
bat @ott SemiB %gelpollt, bub midi ber
Seftpr beitrafeu %ioltei Sapa bat fein
@prt BON Heiten seiast!"
sit bas m0slidl Ha, ma. 8obcrt.
bas mar abcr gan5 ihleht BON birl
gieiu, 10 cir Surge! Nber Der alte
Soiepb ioa bid nidt aiislhcltcn. lno
on bait ia itlieBlid) pie elm Wann Die
@abrbeit seiaat. Su muBt aber
gaes bcinem Batter er5Gblcn, gcnau
mic es Su9e9nn9en lit. ionit brinsit
Oh midi nod i'll llnselesenbeiten."
.Sh pias ibm icet sIeib iasen".
laste Hobcrt.
Ser Yddter Brandt bate iebo4
niht bas Ser5. Den fIeineu Suben gu
5ilhtiscn, Der reumiitbis unb tief bes
triibt 81 linn ms SauS gelauien fam
uub nit 5%itternber Gimme bic san5e
0elhihte cr5dblte.
.Sicbit bu. meiu Sobn!" iaste Der
Sater, ~ou bait MN beine 2cttion scs
lcrnt. go, nun geb' our Mama uno
laB Dir Elm rein &ittclhen anSiehen.
uno bite Den licben @ott. baB CT Dir
per6eibt, benu or III es. Der alien Sins
bern iast: Shr ainbcr. scbordet euerd
Gltcrn!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-26
Nlann mnihGolih.

Tah Surdfiibrlns elmer Gcihe bon
Experimental bat Der piicnid,aftlid)e
Seirutb pes Iderbau : SepartcmcntS
am 1. NGi haS @utadtcn bcfnnntgcs
madht. bnB IlaunsS adpulncr iiir sic
Grudbruug unb 8einnhbeit nid)t I'M
8utrdalihcr lit. ais onoere Nrten bon
Sadpulpcr, RAP es aber geratbcn lit.
iibcrbuIpt in Der Scripenbuna bon
Sadpulper SIR Scrcitung bon Spciicn
mdbi9 81 iein.
SoS @utahten lit bon Sen iol0cns
Den @italiehcrn beS SeiratbS uutcrs
ihrieben: Ora Hemicn. IrGiioent Scr
Sobu SppfinSs llnipcriitdt; Huiica 9.
Sbitteupen Yroieiior Der pbpiioloNis
idcn Gbentic al Der Gale llnipcrIitGt
Mno Sireftor DER Sbeifielb S%cicntiiic
Sdool; Sobu s.. Gong. Yroiciicr Ger
Gbcmie an Der giortb @eitcrn llnipcrs
litdt; Nlor5o s. Snplor. Yrpiciior ser
pbniiologiidcn Gbcmic an ser %llnipcrz
iitGt bon Yennlplpania nno Sbeobalo
Smitb. Srpfcilor Der perglcidcnocu
Sutbologie IN 6arparb.
- ~ ~
@eim Ginpinteru biiricn mir
nidt cinihlafcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-26
Scs Ntuncf6nisS &lasc.

Sean @orib. Der Snba6er bcS iuelt>
bcfanuten &oOebau1es. perDffcntlidt
in einem 9ude iiber Die Y@runbsil9e
Der correften Gleibung" cine ein9ebens
Dc Setra6tun9 iiber Die b%eutigen 3ielc
mo Sormen Der Tobcltrpmungeu umb
bes IoDeipehiclS nno tlagt Die Srall
al, ourh cine iiberiteigcrte Gllht nad)
gieubeitcn cine iuirtlih Dciuube uuh
ihore gntipidlun9 Der Tobc nnmIgs
lin sr MAIDEN.
.Gs lit cine pobrc arantbcit. oieIc
Gudt mad ScrGrbernn0", i0reibt
gSortb. .,piepobl i'd pcrionlid,. ges
ihditlih bctrad.et. iuobl am !ucuia@
itcr baacsen preoiaen iclltc, oenn fi!r
ms Shncibcr lit bieie &crGubcruns3s
i,d)t cine berriihc ~iiransicac Srnps
or!i0s. GS seniist nitt. bab fortipdbs
rcrb nellc Sarbcn - penn Die ihoneit
Tu,6cn iinb ali - %erionncu iuerbel,
mi,Ter. oft hdBlide Sarben; ncin.
nod me6r: Die Srau . beutc mus
pbautaitiId .unitoo0e Solicitor be-
iibeu, @ctpGnber. bic oob nidlts nns
bcrcs iinp, ais eiu pirreS Snrheins
auoer bcs pcrihicoenarti9iten @atcs
rinlS." @ortb predict an Stclic ocS
Giic.ts unb Der auifdllisen @irinna
bic Giniahbcit, ali Stcttc Sclcn.
.lpas sur 3cit setragcn miro. Den
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-26
@aS lit Gin SuF?

@as lit Elm aub? @auu lit CT cine
Sclcici9umg unb lpanu nid)t? Sic
In.port nuf bicic Sru9cn bat bns
@cid)sgeribt 81 9eip6ia am II. Ipril
iplgenbermaBcn crtbcilt:
Gin Au6 lit cine Ginipirfuua allf
bcn &prper eineS mbcreu. Gin Sup
erforocrt lrctS bic Grlaubnib Der &C.
fiBtcn Ycrien. Sbnc iolde Grlaub>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-26
Srauenbdnbe, Sraucnansen.
(Ion s +. @. B e b ~

8 mic 1dDu iinb Sraucnbdnoe, Die 5lint
&erf lid emIig re9en;
&ie piel lhpuer, Die am Snlen lparm
elm bolbes &iub unbegen.
8 mie i6Du Iinb Sraucnallgcll, Die III
1tiItr @orne leuftcn;
g8ie piel id)Dner. Die Der Giibrlng linpc
Sbrdneu Ianft befeuhten.
Sod Die id)pnitcu S~raucnbdnoe lino
Die gum @ebet p%eridrdnften.
llnD Die idoniten Srauendu9en llno
Die oemutbsppa gelentten.
y ~ "
Ser WiaiunGrs= Gnfcl unb bic beutife
Sprahe.
Sic in Sort gSapue, Snb., crihci>
neube tdslihe .Sreie Srelle unS
Staats5eitung" berihtct:
.Ius Dem fiir8lid in bieIer 3eitllng
perDffentlidten geridt ilber Die Iuss
breituna bes beitifen llnterridts in
Den bieiigcn pffentlid)en Sdulen 9ing
berpor. ba6 in Den pffentIihen SGt~
len beinabe ~iopicle &inber bon Mmert@
fanern beutihen llnterridt genieBen,
oils &inber hcutidcr Gltern in Den
@emcinoclhulcn uno prtentllc1en
Sdmlen. Gem nadyfplgenben @rlebe
niB, bas Elm Ngent u~nierer 3eitllng III
Sputb Scnb bate, mag an uno tir
iih uidt ~aQ5upiel Sebeutilng bei5ls
meiien iein, aber lebental5 ut eS
Garatteriitii6 uno teineslpe9s cine
Iusnabme. Ser Igent belllhte Den
beutlhen @Grtner auf Dem InfpeIen
bes MEDITERRANEAN, Dor einigen Sabren
pcritorbenen Gflugfabrifanten uno
MiQionGrs Suiper in Soutb Seno,
cinen alien 9eicr Der 3eituu9, ais elm
&nabe, Der ii6 I'M Den @drtner 5i
ihaiicn madtc. burdJ Die l%luterbaltnng
III beutiher Sprntbe aufmcrfIm ges
madt, Sen Sertrcter auf beutih dns
rebete unb lid nit linn unterbielt.
Ser anabe Sei9te iopiel Snterene tilr
beutihe 3eitun9cn, oaB er Den Ngen@
ten ihlieBlid gu ieiner oelltIden @ous
bernante fiibrte, Die CT belppg. auT Die
3eitung 81 abonnieren. Ser Ser
treter, Der glGllbte, c5 NIT Dem ainbe
bon crit fiir5li6 eingetpauberten Seuts
1den 5u tbun 81 baben, fra9te ihlieBs
lid Den &naben, fper or eisentlib lei,
lnb crbiclt Die Gntiport, bab er Elm
8robfinb Sliper'S lei, uno 1tol5 iiietc
er bin8u, Dab ieiu Grobpater bios Der
engliihen Sprahe mdcbtig geiueIen
iei. oab aud lcin Slater bios ensliih
iprsbe, bab CT aber auBer engliih
bcutIh unb iran5niiib femme. @clh'
cir Guntrait siuiiden biciem &naben
NIB ben Sinberm iDldjer Gingcuan=
bertcr, bic, iubalo einnial bic Mlten
tobt iinS, nidts scifwimocr 81 tbmn
babcn, als has ybmtdJ paper" ab5m-
beItclcn!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-26

A''NACpNAA'S'SNh fNAtpANtihiN' oNHt''
uno CT lprid)t pon cincm .Saft III Der
&leionng", Den nnihcincno nur au6us
pielc clegnntc 6ralien nidt belieen.
~Wit Saft IN Der &lcibung tant
.icbe Sral lid, ausge5eidlnct un5iebcn.
9lcidpiel, Oh JIG reid lit ooer arm."
~ y ~
Ims bonn 9cicrfrcis.
orlpn y. Soma,
Den IA. gtui "A.
@ertber Scrr Hebatteurl
Sd babe geicbcn, baB 5llr 3cit feline
Sriefe bon fleincn Wdofcn III oielen
SpdlIen cribeinen; 10 babe id mid
entidloIIen tuiebcr az ldreiben. $50
iinb benn ullc Die fletnen beutihen
Wdbhen? S6 boffc. tic merben audi
balb Idreibcn. - Icine @lltter bat
$50 &iihlciu. - SD babe nod an
fciuem Gage bieies Sabres Die Shule
pcrIdlmt. = Sd gcbe altd) ieoen
Worgen in Die bl. Ieiic. = Im 8.
SUM lit Sdrliflub nit elmer grpben
Sdulihlubicier.
IhtIngspoa,
Seine fleine 2eiern,
Ingcla Sidcrt.
(grabp, &leiueI ur i 2aB mai
lpieDer bon Sir bDren, Uclpubcrs, luas
Su in Den Scricn 5u tbun gepentlt.-
Ser Hcp.)
Sci poriihtis fremoen Heiicnoen
ocoeui;hprt
y0aS Sid bon feinem Srembeu be-
reben, etlpa5 81 beltcllen, mas Su
oprbcr nid)t entbebrt bait. Se1tele
nihts bon iremben Teiienben, nas gu
am Srt I'M 2aoeu faufeu taunit. Oh
tuufit bel inn niht biqi9cr. Gr mug
Die Yro5ente, bon benen er lebt, ulf
Die @aarc braufihlagen. SIM 2doen
bait Su Die Iu5pabl unb iieblt, mas
Su befommit; moernfuls tallflt gu
bic aab' I'M Sadl" Sas iiub @orte
aus elmer Dffentliden @arnun9 Der
S~tuttgarter Eoli3eibebprpe. Sic iino
mobl angebraht. Senu burh Die Ios
genannten H~eilcnben, Die nit Silbern,
@ii6ern. Muiit Snitrumentcu II. I. ~.
bon &uus 81 Salls gebcn, lit ihon Iebr
piel llnfrieben IN Snmilien getrageu
lpurben. @elonoers auf Mfdbhen uno
Sralcn babcu ipld)e Wenihen = ab>
gcieben. Sereu @utber5igfeit unb
%crtrauensieIigfeit maiden lie iih Su>
ursc. Sic ihndeen linen eiu BE-
bilrfnib alIf, ofer ~ppllen ibnen cine
@elegenbeit geben. ibrem Iann ibren
gltern ooer audi ibrcm Srdutigam Gin
guteS @cid]cnf 81 MADDEN. SaS
bide gnbc fonmt bcrnah! PIN beiten
ldBt man lid, gar nidt olf ibre Hcben
Gin. User ibneu icin DIR leibt, lit
ihon balb perloren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-26
Shniirpam5er uno Gbeihcibuns.

@clegentlid) Der GrGifnungss Seller
zines gtabliiiements, bas lid DSpgie>
nild)eS Wtooc : Snltitltt" nennt, belt
Elm peiblifer Softpr in Bolton, Iail.,
einen Tortrag iiber Die Sddplifteit
etnes Gprietts. Sopicl audi ldon
gegen Oas @inid)niiren oe5 lpeibliden
&orpers sepreoigt morbcr lit. piirfte
bisber pobl nod fein Gorletts@ egner
odrnuf gefommen lcin, i'll Dem Sdniirs
micber einen 3erltorer bes cbelihen
SrieDens 5u erblidcu. Is blieb Der
anteritanilhen Softprin Wulipe Dunn
b%orbehnlten, 81 Dteier Grteuntnib 6u
.gelangen. Sic @~ortrn9enbc bebauptet,
bnB Die HrIa1e Der 6dlftc aIle Chez
iteibun9en in Den Ser. Stnnteu allf
ben Observation-Disclosures Der I'M iebeu
Yrcis id)lant lein molleuoeu @eiblihs
felt 6lriid3ufiibren lei. Sas Den
gan5en llnterleib felt einpreiIenbe
Goriett - fiibrte Die &ebucriu aus -
bat Serbauun9sitprun9eu sur Solge.
bencu beftigc unb bdufige &opfldmers
gen in eritcr Clinic 5u3ridreiben Iinb.
Scrner e%utlteben ourd) anonllcrnoc5
Sragen bes Siiftenponsers menblid,
a~udlenbe Hiidcnifmcr5en uub nlcrlei
onbere 2eiben, Die nllS mand)cr lebensz
frobeu Srau elm municipalities @eieu
MAIDEN, bns nit iciuen Sulunen unb
alngen BEN @atten ihlicBlid 5lr Ser
5lpeiflung bringt unb ni6t lelteu our
Sdeioung treibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-26
&atboliider &irden.&alenSer.

& nj / 1 Iicbt, halt mcine
@ b 0 {.
Sob. IA, 23-31.
(Wtai.)
81. g. 81. Yfingiffcit. S%etrnntlla.
I. We. Tiingitmonta9. Supentii5.
9. 9. erasmus. Warcelin.
3. NC. &lotbilbc. Slipa. (Guat.)
4. 3. Sran5 b. Garrac. Snirinls.
8. IS. Spuifatiu5. .. SorptbeuS.
8. e. Norbert. Ilcranb. Glaub.
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S%rancnbdnbe, Sraucnansen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-26
@arum trigt man ben Cheering ali
benz pierten Singer?

Ian tountc bin5uleben: Der red)tcn
Sano, bod pilroe bamit Die Srage nod
meientlid lhrperer Su b|eanttpprten
ais. tic es, 10 merfpiirbig Dies Nanten
audi bcoilnten mag, obnebin id,on lit.
Senn on Iu~slesungen bes SraudeS
Dem Srauringe gerabe Den piertcn
Singer elmer Der beiocn Sdnoe 5l5us
iueiicn, lit fein Iangel nilo barals
tam mar ifou erieben. cine pie nlte
Streitfra9e mir hermit CUR Grorte>
rung bringen. Sie 8eppr5u9ung balb
Der red1ten. balb ser linten Sanb
ipedJielt nad) 2dnbern unb 2anbitriHen
ebenio bdufig luic nad DEN 3eiten linb
eriheint bel ~uuierer Setrnhtung fat
gan5 alS refine Iobeiade; aaeroings
oiirfte Die Statiitit pobl ergebcnL hnB
Die m~eiiten Gbeleute Den @bering an
Der reften !Sano trdgen.
@nrlm lie i'm aber alisnabmslo5
auf Dem pierten Singer babcn. oas
beuntmortet publ am rihtigiteu Elm
@elebrter pes fiinfteu S~abrbunperts
mic folgt:
NNlu'tS3 iiuS NlpSllltultIt uu' pCt~
Den Sdnbcn ultb falt OH alien Singern
Tinse, pbue iolberlide @abl. %ic
bnnn aber ser Gurus ortitum, SIC
&iuse NIT Goeliteineu. Yerleu uno
bergieihen 81 per5ieren. itedte man
lie alf sic re6tc Sano. neil bic1c ais
Die tb%dtigere bon beiben Sen toltbaren
Ting leihter anperen Yerionen 5eigt.
SnB man fin Den uripriinglih am
rcid)lten allSgeitatteten Hiug, Den
Cheering, 5lmleiit 9eraoe Sen piertcu
Singer pdblte, seidab sum- 3ipede
iciner Sd,onung. Senu Der Saumen
lit 81 flciBig unb miro supiel &C.
bruuht. Ser 3eiseiinser lit 5u uadt.
nm ais Sort pom &oitbarteiten Sll
bieneu, uno gcnicBt Den Shus peS
SaumcnS Ill bis sum &nohcl. Sen
WittcIfinscr nnb Den aleinfingcr mics
man ais Grtrcme Silriid. neil lie Su
9rob pocr 81 flcin Iino.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-26
ySbnc ~ Sarm!"

Cine &iiiionsrciic bradtc midi
mebrerc Sagcrciieu pcit bon unIercr
Mclipcn5 ir cine flcinc Iniiebliina i'm
ticfcn %nlpc. .Scben Sic bort Scn
@ann?" ie9tc i) 5u cincm Iuiicbler.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-05-26

unabbdngigcn periDnlidcn @cId)mad,
llno CT lprid)t bon cincm .Saft III Der
&leibung", Den nnifcincnb MIR au5us
pielc clegnnte Srallen uid)t bcIibcn.
~Wit Saft IN Der &%lcioung tann,
:icbe Sral lid nlisge5eidnet un5leben.
9lcihpiel, Oh JIG reid lit ooer arm."
Middletown transcript., 1914-04-11
PUCKERLESS PERSIMMONS

The Department of Agriculture an
nounces with manifest glee that its
scientists have discovered a way to
propagate puckerless persimmons. 1t
appears that japanese agricultural
tricksters gave them the strange clue.
Is the country yearning for a pucker-
less persimmon? Is it because of the
FUCKERS anyway that it does not have
any popularity to mention outside the
Tar Heel State? 1t is hard to believe
that persimmon would be worth the
consideration of a normal palate so
long as any one of dozen varieties of
fruit that will occur to mind is available
with or without the p1cker. But why
attempt to revise, altar, or amend the
persimmon, take from it the one thing
which gives it character? Why this
Unsuitable zeal for making over what
nature provided, even if some doubt
may be had of her wisdom or good
taste? The Department of Agriculture
may next show US how to grow sour
less lemons-all ready to make lemon
ade of, to the decentralization of the
sugar Industry. The experts may pro-
duce olives some day that will actually
taste good to the consumer the first
time he eats one. Or horse-radish,
robbed of its sting; or cabbage, that
will boil without a smell, or cobless
corn. The wonders of nature! Pub!
They are nothing by comparison with
the wonders of Government science.
Middletown transcript., 1914-04-11

DR.. N. L. BEALE.
Middletown transcript., 1914-04-11
THE MERGER POSTPONED

BERLIN, Md, April 6-Following a
few minutes of debate, the Wilmington
Conference in annual session in Berlin
this morning indefinitely postponed ac-
ton on the proposed merger between
the Philadelphia and Wilmington Con-
ference, when it adopted a resolution
presented by the Rev. G. T. Anderson.
The resolution provided that considera-
ton of the subject should be postponed
indefinitely and that the report of the
committee appointed at the 1913 confer
ence to investigate the matter should be
printed in the minutes.
The question was introduced by the
Rev. DIR. V. S. Collins, who read the
report of the committee appointed at
the 1913 session of conference to report
on the advisability Of the proposed mer-
ger.
Immediately after the reading of the
report the Rev. G. T. Anderson pre-
sented resolution that the considera-
ton on the question be postponed in
definitely and that the report of the
committee be printed in the minutes.
A motion to lay the Rev. Anderson s
motion on the table was defeated as was
also motion providing for night ses-
sion of conference. On vote Mr.. Alder
sons resolution was adopted by vote
of "a to II.
The conference adopted a resolution
thanking the Rev. W. A. Wise for the
efficient manner in which he has per
formed his duties as secretary of the
conference.
Middletown transcript., 1914-04-11

Trepass Cards for sale at this Office
Wagons and Dearborns for sale.
]. C. GREEN.
DR.. Warren S. P. Combs Dentist.
Successor to the late DR.. ]. c. Sites.
HIDES WANTED-The highest cash
prices paid for horse and COW hides.
w. c. JONES.
For new Wall Paper and Garden Seed
go to Banning's.
Seed Potatoes and Garden Seed,
Prices Right.
EVANS FEED STORE.
FRESH and SALT FISH at my store
at all times. W. &. JONES.
The best steak, roasts, lamb and veal
at W. C. JONES'.
WANTED-BALED HAY AND
STRAW. S. B. FOARD.
April 9Th, will be donation day at
Palmer Home, Dover, Del. All contri-
buttons are to be left at DR.. ]. G.
Bragdon's on Monday, April 9th.
LOST-A black fur neck piece, and a
black silk bag containing hearing horn
and pocket book. A suitable reward if
returned to
MRS. E. C. GREEN
Now is the time to have that summer
suit cleaned and pressed. The highest
class work only; also Panama and Felt
hats cleaned.
ROBERT B. JONES.
HIGH GRADE LEHIGH COAL
always in stock and under cover, guar
anteed free from dirt.
Phones 5 and 48
JESSEL. SHEPHERD.
The members of the Middletown New
Century Club, cordially invite the people
of Middletown and vicinity, to attend
the lecture of DIR. Albert Robin, in their
club room, Thursday evening, April 18th,
at O'Clock.
There will be meeting of The Exc
cutive Board of The Delaware State
Federation of Woman's Clubs in The
Middletown New Century Club room,
Thursday morning, April 10th, at 1870
O'Clock.
Middletown transcript., 1914-04-11

FOR SALE-An Ideal hot water
boiler. w. Is sections, "a sectious of
American radiator, 38 inches, column;
Sc sections "a inches high, column; IA
sections 80 inches, column. Used one
season and guaranteed to be in good
order. Can be seen at my residence at
any time.
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DIRECTORS

ALFRED L. HUDSON
GA ALIEL GARRISON
LEWIS M. PRICE
EDW. G.. WALLS
HERVEY P. HALL
JAMES r. CLEMENTS
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Start the Season

Start the Season
off right with an All Right
New Outfit in Style, Quality
and Price.
What a Difference
in the Look, Hang, Fit and
Wear of Clothing; and it is
all in the make and care in
fitting.
We have every Size
We have a big Stock
We carry the Best
We buy for Cas-
so that we can take the best
care ofy you in every way.
New English Suits
New Balmacaan Over
coats
New Spring OvercOats
New Stetson Hats
New Manhattan Shirts
New Boyden Shoes
All the other good Styles
and Makes and every Size
for Men and Boys, Young
Men and Little Boys.
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MlDDLETOwN, DEL, APRIL II, 1914:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-30
Age Fails to
Dim Mr.. Plank

some good pitchers. like vim. books
and friends, improve with age. Eddie
Plank. dean of the American League
pitchers. and star left hanGer of tho
Philadelphia Athletics. il one Of them.
When the last averages of the Amer
lean League were compiled Plank was
the actual leader. and by n wide
margin.
Taking part in twenty-siN games he
has won seventeen and lost only two,
giving him Il grand average OF .sS2.
This is the high water mark in his
career. Included I'm his victories are
four ,hut-outs. He also broke into tho
few-hit games column. winning one
victory by allowing only three HIS.
and another in which five were made
on him.
Year after year since 1908 wher. for
the first time the Gettysburg man
dropped below the 500 mark in the
percentage columns, the critic, have
waited in vain for Plank Ia break
down. To all appearances. he has
several years of major league baseball
left in him.
This il Planks fourteenth season in
the american League. and all have
been spent in the service Of Mack and
the Athletics. For thirteen years he
has had a grand average Of 1896. He
had his best year in 1912. winning
twenty-six games and losing only six.
for a percentage of 1913. I'm 1908 he
won fourteen games and lost sixteen,
for mark OF 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-30
Schedule of
Final Games

Tho e1L.IuIo Of Tho final round Of
Inc SNH "1y o- '''T 80 -.
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mcNt mas DetH oiIdistu ny w nam q"
Lee. SUPERVISOR Of recreation. six OF
.L, hoe diamonds i'm the Park Dcpart-
'"' -I-...J a., H. con
tests.
The series viii begin on Monday al
Thomas Jefferson Park. and four games
I...lJ ...b doy DURING the
"'li DO P'"' o."
vet ILL s.,i..-.
The schedule follows;
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-30
JASPER OVAL


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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-30
Mitchell and Hoblitzell
Revive Old Slugging
Skill After Change.
COBB AND JACKSON
PUT IN BACKGROUND
Leading Batters of American
League Closely Brnched-
Cree Loses Ground.

The question as 20 whether or not
the pitchers in the American League
are stronger than those in the senior
organization may find its answer in the
batting averages Of Nike Mitchell and
Dick UoblitzeH. These veterans Of
some years service IN the National
League are Ggnting a desperate battle
for batting supremacy IN the circuit
made famous By such sluggers IA ~
Cobb. Joe Jackson, J. Franklin Ba@er
end others whose names will live IN
the annals Ct baseball.
At the present time Mitchell is lead
ing. lie has compiled the grand aver
az, Of .37j, loss Of 10 points IN the
last week. Mike is in high glee, for ne
never even approached these figures
i'm III days when he served under the
col1rs Of tho Peds and Pirates. Press
ing so closely that his breath may be
heard is llobitZell Released from
Cincinnati because of alleged inability
10 hit, Hobby" has passed the lie TO
his detractors with an average OF 1863.
In the last week he has gained just
AZ points.
Then, shoulder to shoulder, as in
seasons past. comes the old guard Of
Jackson. Collins, Cobb, Cree, Baker,
Speaker and Sam Crawford stringing
along in the order named, all so close
Is punched that a brace on the part Of
one or slump by another may change
the order entirely With two eXcep-
tions, the afore named brigade of fence
busters has held its own, or gained in
the percentage column. Cree, hitting
1873, lost points, and Crawford, whal-
ing at .3l5, dropped 7.
Joe Jackson is up behind Hoblitzell,
hitting 1862, a gain Of 3 points. and
Eddie Collins added points, until he
now boasts 1854 in the percentage
column. Cobb gained points. and is
batting .34l. j. Franklin Baker is
holding even at $3.50, while Speaker has
an average of 800.
Luther Cook, batting .27S, is second
70 Cree on the Yankee team, while
Larry Lajoie, of the Maps, has gained
9 points and hits .252.
The following figures are compiled
from official sources as published in the
various cities of the league by the
Moreland News Bureau, and include
the records Of players who have taken
/ part in games 70 and including Au-
gust 27: