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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-10
FED TEAMS STAGE
EXTRA INNING GAME
Single, Sacrifice~and a Boot Gives
Buffalo Game I'm the
Sixteenth.

PITTSBURGH. Pa. oct. THE
Pittsburgh and Buffalo teams of the
Federal league split even Friday,
Buffalo winning the first game. 1 to 0.
and Pittsburgh the second, 3 to 0.
The first game lasted 16 innings.
Both Ford and Knetzer went the en-
tire route and their work was the
feature. Up TO the 18th inning only
one hit was made off Ford, while
Knetzer had the bases full twice, but
got out of the holes skilHfuly The
Buffeds won by scoring q run in the
18th. Blair singled, reached second
on "a sacrifice by Ford and came home
when Matte fumbled MCDonald's
single
The Pittsburghs won the second
game by scoring three runs in the
sixth inning on four hits. two wild
pitches. a passed bah and two errors.
First game.
Buff. 600 600 600 600 600 ii 4
Pitts 600 600 600 600 600 90 >
Ford and Blair; knetzer and Berry
Umpires- and Maunassau.
Second game:
Buffalo ..--.--..-. 600 600 I /
Pittsburgh ..... 600 030-2 2
Anderson and Allen: Leclair and
Roberts. Umpires shannon and
MannasSau.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-10
Notes of Boxers

NEW YORK, oct. 1O.-Jack Brit
ton defeated Moran in 10 rounds last
night
Tommy Moore of Providence shaded
Harry Pierce Of Brooklyn in 10
rounds
Battling Levinsky outpointed Gun
boat smith in % rounds.
Harry Lundy. the Brooklyn ban
tamweight, knocked out Tommy Stone
Of Buffalo I'm the second round
Jimmy Capper. welterweight cham
pion of the navy. knocked out Joe
Palmer in the second round Jack
Denny OF New Orleans defeated
Patsy Frederick in 10 rounds
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-10

Penny supper Grace NJ +. church.
saturday. oct. 10, 10 8 D. m. Take
auto at.court house. Fare 1c.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-10
Muddy Going on Practically all
College GridirOnS Promises
Lack of Heavy ReSuItS-NO
Strong Contenders in West.

CHICAGO. oct 19.-SmaU scores
will probably feature the football
games today as the teams viii have
muddy going on nearly every college
ground None OF the strong i'm the
west however. has a real contender.
Northwestern promises "a surprise as
the result OF new coaches and renew
cd confidence but outside critics see
no change for the purple TO defeat
Stages MdrOOns The records show
that Northwestern has scored just
three points against Chicago in the
last 10 years.
II Coach stage instructs his play
ers 70 cut loose with a varied assort-
ment OF plays. they viii probably roll
up big score
Coach Murphy OF Northwestern viii
instruct his men 10 use every play
they have been taught since the team
has been practicing. The Purple
mentor realizes Gis eleven must make
a credita BILE showing If "a successful
season is 40 be experienced in Evans
ton.
Battle for Indiana
Indiana after it's weak showing
against Chicago last Saturday. will
strive to recover part OF it's lost lau-
rels by giving battle 10 the strong
Illinois eleven at Jrbana. I'm it's game
with Christian Brothers college of St.
Blue aggregation gave evidence of its
strength. That Coach Suhkah has the
material TO develop a team which viii
re a contender Cor the conference title
is admittede. As the team should SHOW
vast Improvement Indiana viii have
10 fight every minute of play to es-
cape another decisive beating.
Game at Madison.
Marquette, which was beaten last
Saturday by small university team
should prove easy prey for Wisconsin
at Madison. This game Will give
Coach Juneau his last opportunity 20
try out ali his candidates before Pud-
due is met next Saturday in game of
great Importance 10 both Institutions.
Purdue will so into action for the
second time this season 10y meeting
Western Reserve al Lafayette AS
the boilermakers showed plenty of of
fensive and defensive strength against
Wabash last saturday, they should be
the victors in todays struggle by a
comfortable margin.
Michigan viii tackle its old foe,
Vanderbilt st Ann Arbor. Because of
the Improvement by which the VOL
verines have shown with the playing
of each succeeding game a warm con-
test is looked for
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-10
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Federal League.

KE5Sl LIS \ yesterday.
Federal League.
Buffalo, 10; Pittsburgh, 0-3.
Baltimore. 3 Brooklyn, 4.
City Series.
New York Yankees. 2; Giants. 1.
Chicago cubs. ?; White Sox. /.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-10
YOUR FALL COLD NEEDS ATTEN
TION

Ne use TO fuss and try 10 wear il
out IL will wear you out instead.
Take DR. Kings New Discovery, re-
lief follows quickly. 1t checks your
cold and SOothes your Cough away.
Pleasant. Antiseptic and Healing.
Children like it. Get a soc bottle Of
Or. Kings New Discovery and keep il
in the house Our family Cough and
Cold Doctor" writes Lewis Chamber
lain. Manchester. Ohio Money back
if not satisfied, but it nearly always
helps. Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-10

First base is a point where the Ath-
letcs are as a rule always strors. Tn
the old days with Davis at this corner.
Connie Mack had no need ~ worry
ing. McInnes hy many critics is said
10 be better than even Davis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-10
BY Goldberg

at right half Scott or Lower at FefS
half and Garfield or Boswell at full
back.
The game was scheduled for
3:15 on account OF the world series
game This allowed the players
and the fans to see most OF the game
and get out TO the park in time.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-10

CORUNNA.-Howa Mayfield. son
of a veterinary surgeon near here,
was bitten in the cheek by a dog
which was supposed to have been suf-
fering from rabies. No i'll results from
the wound have yet been suffered.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-10
BOWLING SCORES

STUDEBAKER LEAGUE.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-10-16
Bessie Nickel Married

On Wednesday, October IA, 1914,
Miss Bessie F. Nickel, daughter of the
late Sarah Nickel, was married in Phil
adelphia to Mr.. Conrad Engelkraut,
Jr., Of $50 N. Add street, Philadelphia.
The wedding was announced by the
brides aunt and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer E. Voorhees,, of 1852 w. Hanover
street, Trenton. The bridal couple
left for their honeymoon trip immedi-
ately after the ceremony. They will
reside at 5517 Elliott street, West Phil
adelphia, where they will be at home
after December l.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-10-16
The Ladies VIII Notice

That the Wildwood Embroidery
Shop has moved t the old stand, 1872
E. Wildwood avenue and will be open
FOR business on and after September %.
J. Scott.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-10-16

Use the JOURNAL little adv. column
when you have anything to sell or you
want to buy something. Lots of peo-
pie get results from 1t.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-10-16
WILDWOOD

The regular weekly meeting of the
City Commissioners was held yester-
day afternoon. Commissioners r. w.
Ryan, Frank E. Smith, w. c. Hendee,
City Clerk J. E. Whitesell and City
Solicitor Jonathan Hand were present.
Previous to calling the meeting to order
the Board of School Estimate, COM
posed OF two members of the Board of
Education, two-commi-sioners and the
Mayor, authorized The issuing of
500 900 worth of bonds to erect a new
high school building. There was some
discussion as to the site of the building,
but nothing definite was stated. The
commissioners voted to order a carload
Of Lehigh coal from the Austin Co.
who bid at $685. a ton. G. W. Saul bid
at the same price while He'll & Co.
asked $685. for Lehigh and $3.50 for
Wyoming. The mayor was instructed
to order police boxes erected at Taylor
and Susquehanna avenues and Mont
gomery and Susquehanna avenues, the
police boxes being cheaper than the
fire box system. These two boxes were
requested by residents of Ottens Har-
Dor. A note was sold to the Marine
National Bank for 81 900 to pay current
bills. A note was sold to the Union
Bank for $4,000 to pay additional cur
rent bills. The following bills were
ordered paid:
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-10-16

J. r. Blsckwood, florist and land
scape gardener, w. Rio Grande avenue;
Bell phone 452-W.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-10-16
OCEAN PIER AND EAc
Keeping StepWith Their
Swift Development
Wildwood
AND
ldWOOdC Crest

have not lost the spifi. of progress but
are moving on better and faster than
ever before. They were begun in a
Wilderness; they are today the habita-
ton of many thousands of contented
residents and the Seashore Mecca Of
hundreds of thousands of visitors: =
These Resorts were founded upon the
cooperative principle, and their success
is due to mutually of interest and good
faith in their promotion. You can buy
now Il as good advantage as at any
time. Compare surroundings and
prices with any place on the Coast and
YOU will decide to invest here. Let us
show you how just and true this state
ment is.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1914-10-16


E. Lee, streets, 1000
John NolI, 1925
Marine Bank, bond issues, 500
Union Bank, 10, 250. 90
"a Bank, int. aud dis, 144 38
Tag Washington who was recently
appointed dog warden failed to live up
to his promises. He wanted q gun.
This the mayor refused him and he
quit the job. Warren Holmes was
present at the meeting and when the
dog question was brought up he stated
he was willing to take the job. Holmes
was duly sworn and feels certain that
he will make a very good dog warden.
The Junior Epworth League of the
Hollywood M. E. church held their
rally and election of officers at the
home of Miss Edna Reeves, 12l E.
Young avenue, on Tuesday evening.
A delightful time was spent playing
and serving refreshments after the fol-
lowing had been elected: President,
Myrtle Max we'll; secretary, Beatrice
Maxwell; treasurer, Delyn Branin;
first vice president, Lavinia Johnson;
second, Alma Ingersoll; third, Caro-
line Clunn; fourth, Harry Corson;
organist, Jennie Shaw; assistant, Edna
Reeves.
Wanted-5O0 men and women to
wear wv. b. shoes at So. Oak avenue.
near Pacific, under Hotel Seacrest. \
Miss Jennie Meredith, who has been
spending a fortnight at the home OF
her sister, Mrs. Harry Koeneke, has
returned to Wilmington, Del, where
she has a responsible position in the
baby hospitable, an institution which
is kept up by the DuPonts and other
rich people.
Now is the time to look over your re-
quirements for stove repairs. Weary
the largest assortment on Five Mile
Beach and can save you both time and
expense. Koeneke Bros.
L. 8. Caldwell and William Cole left
on Tuesday for a months vacation
hunting caribou in Newfoundland.
They will go by rail to Sydney, thence
across the Gulf Of st. Lawrence to their
destination. There is a railroad across
Newfoundland, extending about 400
miles.
At the meeting of the Odd Fellows
Monday night luncheon was served
and State Secretary Harry Pine, of
Trenton, was present and gave one Of
his interesting talks. District Deputy
Wheaton and others from Court House
were there.
Keller Bros new and handsome pool
and billiard parlor now open for BUSH
ness at Colonial Hotel cafe. \
Mr.. Rhineold, of Crozier seminary,
preached in the Baptist church last
Sunday. He was entertained by Mrs.
George w. Fisher, who has taken for
the winter one Of the John Bright
apartments on Magnolia avenue.
Walter Corson and family, east Glen
wood avenue, are on q visit to Pitts
burg, the former home of Mr.. Corson.
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Gin SSrHides stcncr. rOraoO

gtts Grttbsra T. 9. pirb eehrisbsH:
In Der Htgd Itui5m unisre 9smtnbta
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6aben I'M @ergltth our Staatsiteuu nisos
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@emtluot i'm abntsreih Sahfsu. bic ltlt
Sabren tpseer ait1ms, Ghuls nod OF
mtinbeitarn erbfbt 9ds in bas 9orf
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ein mitilertB QfdrroorI NIT nod niat
aahi 1000 GinpobMrH. Die @emtiHhe
hat fir StyubtuuntubaIiting. ihr Ritz
den uno SaulbduttH arobe Slmmsn
a~ufpsfpenbtt; trpBbem fuerntr ftoH Icit
1891 teine Gttusrn trbpbsn. Ds Gin
|nabmsn fliebn In Der 6nnpsIahs aus
Ispe auelen: aus ben rtibsn uehHitlls
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lbeden lire rtintH lltbtrihlFt mssIdhr
Ihie 8tbiirfniIt Der bolitifheu GtmtiHot
hi. speite 1utls bilbet Der @runhheib.
Die @tmtinbs bs|ibt an mdlb. GsIpsfu
unD wieIen tinn 8tTib o ruuo 400
WloreeH. bic tbtnFaas siHeu liaitlihsn
Rdnertrdo ablptritR.
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4tr geatlnasrsr miber giatn.

Don BEN tiir1liH ntrftorbsutH Barrier
3eitunesarunbtt un0 miuiondr Gbnarbs
tradhlsa bic s4nnaltE" cine biblae Antia
oote. Goiparbs ptrbrahte por sinissn
3a6rsn feline Grboluussrtiie IN eiptr 9tlu
.btt Rsupet. qls II zines Madls ALIEN
.ourh enqe unb pinttigt @dbhm IsiHtm
.6auie suidritt, purbs e pl6slld BON
tInem ntrbd6tig ausithtuDsu JHbipiouam
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Ipsrmutbttt, grtif an fetue Mtttntai4t
uub ftelte felt. DaB feline ubr nidt Ou mar.
|qls susrsii6sr uub tapFtrsr Wsanr istte
Itr Iopltih Dem anntren mad unb nabm
Itbm na1 tinsm btitigen aampf, iReem X
lion faIt srbrofett bate, feline uhr al.
Igriumphirenb eiug sr eaun nab TtinT
IBsbanFung. mo sr itiner Grau eoa GtoIs
IIsin ubenttusr ft3dhlts. Die Satin nbtr
mar lpenig erbdut BON bieIer 9slntrthdf,
Innbern stigtt naa benz Nadltil6, no
lfetne uhr noblbthdltm lag. bic e sinSus
Iftden peretNen battle. Gbparos hdtts
Itinsn bSaie llnIauIbieen hrduht unb
Itinsu ipadtrm Mdnu libel sueHiHttt.
E9fm aHoersn Morotu Fahr e mit benz
5hnfn3ug mad QdFis suriid, unh trIt ais
lex bjnter btr frau10ifher GunBe mar,
lfdidte er Der Qoli5ti BON Nsaptl Bic ilhr
lIeines Gpfsrs Suriid ufID iistt einies
gontncttn bel ala Rsus unb GdmeBanss
4lhtfh
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bin ben Dor ben Satitn fliiHttHetH
5runtsH bic rssttuos Jurih ubtr ben
wtain 5sigtt, ruor in isnm Sable f4oa
Elm %namhafttr Gri.
Die 9aiftritant am Woin Bhttt INNER
efuen erobHdbttiftu 3us; fs mar ost
Qreuaunaspuntt ssr grcbtu 9plttrltrabsu
BON Rurb mad Glib uRo BON or nod
Meft aus allen aGuotru mubttn biz
ReiIenbsu ibreu Neg lbsr 5rantfuyt nsb
men unb bitftr iuttyuaiionalt 8egtthF
mirtte biloenp uno psrsstlnb auf bic Be-
nobner ber Stoot. 9u 6umbars uub
NrdntFurt bntts 8eutihlano feline ufttn
Mtttfdbts.
1er BruntFurtsr lotaloidttr dyitoria
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gdlt Aadbarn.
sumOresie bon Girls. sewsa.

Gs CAB nHr srpsi roihs Sdafer In bet
a~inbenflab,, uab etefs ftonoen @Aulter
an @6ultr, 10 rertraut uHo gtmitAlia,
eaB Der 8sIhouer niemaIs ouf ben De-
baHten fam, bier tSnntsn spei 9pbtftinet
nebeHetHanpr banfen.
4ls GrGuItiR TnQabeda bds cine rnths
bGus@en taufts. mar he, ObgitiG niat
.nubfrgspnbalin ntugisrig BON gidtaE,
bod beelric, oisTe nabsn Ru6bdrn tan
men Ill lsrntn. Gsltfomuptife bliss ilr
.bisFer uuf6alnigs muni4 LANCE unsrfilt.
Grit pisrssbu aoee rad benz GirBas o.
lang Cd Ibr, einsn Bid auf ihref Qd6s
barn al perftn, unb eann entfpyuA biz
8eaesnuns burAous uiAt ihrem @sflhl
fir Wiitpe unb Mnftanb.
an sinsm f4Snsn abenO I'M Wlaimcndt
l~Dsrfpurit GoanbeIa oda @erlanesn, sa
ariiHosn, ipas ienTeiis iArtr Gurttnmuusr
IDoroing. Gle irua cine dIte aiftt her6ti
Iunp itisa barauf. nur i'm tinen flaatien
Bid 6nabesupsrFen. ga pd tiH 6trii'
beubta 3uiammeHireFtn. bub Der RAD
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ieFtdtiIha n0ltuus nah Ilrsm oiul'
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IIDpaabeud telnsn QahbOrn nebr aut BE-
slMelt.
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,Irtr, bis bon benz liebtHspurntgtH psrr
aanDaa nsbsnaH fpretsn poIts. uu
lEsurse autpOrtsn srhisIt. Dcaobsaa tHdH'
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au beIu6m. wait qrpbem Glfer Habn !
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IfeEr tbdtic. Ut @isbtanns IN oer sin'
II 0anp, tir llsines Bud III bet drosFsu,
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Tie ptrnsmsr aFpsper warn AdA net panim
.Tif aart isaar { 4iiinu eaeflml
4 WAeAe ben ett, bff eH dftulpf ni.ihtt Il
bue 81 ser nae ~6btrft brhtrIrf;
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fbnf irfmpt Boa net beH Jtnilitetl tfti
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.su BAT ie dhf uod ste ett bttgee.
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ts nstsips merr ttft In iitIBttR MI
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atihthuns i'm atub,rn oura bic pitltI
palaifdbnidsu sauler Der inrtrrr 5ias
uns m,br nod burn bic sdblTe4sI
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Gtolss, Der NIT Grit Reuter- orr b,bM'
ttnoft DiaItttsa ldFitu 1T. sob BEN
SsIbFetfibl bsr 5runtiurtn in lauHistt
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.Gub f. nrt nan eon SraHtiou hH ..t.
.Eie Hndsmgr 51iuips ipfitf afblItt. Is
Ete baippe nit 5ulaElntatrtat
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Das neuc tiatbbams.

.frmnbliHsu, jumtiIt Itbr dtsaaitn eano'
'hauFtt uno 9tlHn, peIht bic Staat iptt
um1tbtH. Ter 9rupesua ess
lGbarnfiers bts 5ranffutttrs III atmoiras.
Tito, bds Ihlitbt iHbeHen niat atls bah
.bis a7Fraulfottd gsriet4 nit bathilettm
gatri5itritclJ duf ibrtn gi%rstrbritf mic
auf ein 4odsbtptom blidttn. lripriins
lid msbr 9anbslstoot, mtbr @tlos uuo
muarenpIaB, bat Fh 5raniiuri felt Der
.iHbuitritlm gst6atiauHg BIO usueu Reis
ats raf1 air 9noufrieItabi mtptdtIt, bic
Iih ssqsn Biz md@tig aufblihtnbN 4ans
IbdrFfdpte Waanbtim, Gfitnbad uno 6as
Iuau aud auf oifitm Jstbt nader btbaup
Ittts. Dor alien III isoch feline Sorft
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Die YSrIe.

ssfm; "a lpar pcbI bic Stdbi BET Rcth'
ihilo's, dbtr aolSr ats anf oisicp RUBIN
mar IL auf biz 1bdifaat bob a bic Ua'
ttRabi bts groBi,u 9eutidsn p,s Jo'
bann Motfgdas eotltte asiptih Oab q
Der mtli aubtr Oidtm @robtsn nod
mandtn @robtn, ben Sdoptrbautt,
gbrnt. 5,orbuu, gstbmanH. Ssnttabsrs.
D%ietertpra, Hulba uHb ben Strltpprtlpss
ttrs 6pFmanu ats,btn bat. U1dn bal bu al'
len Aailtrfabi bic @lorie Der aronuHgt
hdttt ruubcn tonntn. NON niro ihr nls
biz arone ibrtr gerbitnltt I'm etulihe
Boblfdbrt uno otuti9c @eiltssbtlpuns
.tnireiben tonntn,
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nod imn,r btt Wlilitlpuntt bts b,ut'
IGen @ttomarttts. GO i6ptt ID ibHtil
and anuo @shsnnbIth5is pnrbt, dli
ihr artt,s RsibsItublpaitnt 80 ptr5ttitt
uue Ft inter be prsuBHdt Gbtraohat
40 btagtn. 70 quite purietsn fno be
drauIFlrttE qttporoeH; unb tutnu re and
i'm Rtthsiag trit Iitamm oemotraittt
(5pnutmdnH) uno fpdter gar ipJidlotmo'
irdtiIh btrtrtttu tparsn, 70 finb lie bod
opt iuiTalt6. obidon Der jssies adiiet
nitt Bic itttE btlpid,ne 9orlitbe ttlnes
8roBpoitrs fir bic allie atonunssitaot
5tigt.
lltbu 6arott uub 3nOuirit Dot Grant
.furt ME bit iotateu Sitter bititr Wtlt ret.
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