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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-09-18
YOST'S PROBLEM
not EASY ONE
Hardest Schedule In Years and
Only Four Veterans Left

Ann Arbor, Mich, Sept. 1S.-Facing
the hardest schedule which Michigan
team has ever been called upon to play
Coach Yost must this fall build team
to meet the veteran Harvard eleven
with but four regulars left at his
command. Quarterback Hughitt, right
halfback Gait. risht end Lyons and
Captain Raynsford, who will probably
be shifted to center, are the only cogs
left from last falls machine. Captain
Paterson, center, Allmendinger and
Traphagcn, guards; and Musser and
Pontius, tackles. are lost. I'm addition,
Fullback Torbet and All-American
halfback Craig are gone. There are a
number Of promising youngsters for
the backfield berths. Maulbetsch look
ing like the best fun Yost has had in
many years. Splawn, a kicking half
back, also looks good The prospects
for linemen, however, is exceedingly
poor.
The TANKS will be well taken care
Of. with Lyons and James both M
men available, i'm addition To Barton,
of Che 1912 varsity. who has returned
10 college. Staatz, "A reserve last fail,
ana Guy Wells a brother OF Stan
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-09-18
HAS W.JOHNSON
PASSED ZENITH
Record This Year Poor In Com
parison With Last

Has Walter Johnson, the speed mar
vel of them ALL gone over the hill?
has the great Washington pitcher
passed the zenith of a spectacular ca
reer2
The above are samples OF questions
floating around fandom these days,
when Walter is suffering numerous
setbacks and only occasionally dis
playing flashes OF his one time Prov
ess Answers can be made either
way, and there is room for argument.
The records for the season prove
that the Johnson OF this year and the
Johnson OF last are two different
pitchers. In the last campaign he cap
tured thirty-two games for Griffith S
Senators and lost only seven. He top
ped the league in average earned runs
per game with mark of 1,09 With
the present race about three weeks
from the finish he shows a record of
twenty-five wins and seventeen de-
feats.
Johnson is not the pitcher he was.
Every batter in the American league
will say he is easier to hit this year
than last. Time and again he has
shown the lack OF reserve strength
which in the past invariably carried
him across a bad inning. In other
years he was known to fan two or
ners on base. During the present race
he has done this only occasionally.
The following figures show Johnson's
totals for the last season and his to-
tails to date in the present campaign:
G.. IMP. III. X. BIB. so. WP.
1913 ... A. SAG 23O "a SO 24S 3
1914 &c. 4S 3l5 246 50 81 1S5 IL
The figures tell "a sad story. In few
er games Johnson has been hit harder.
Thirty more runs have been scored
than went across last year. He has
passed twenty four more batters. and
this is big item in the accounting.
He has famed sixty fewer batters and
cut loose four times as many wild
heaves.
Any number OF reasons can be adj
NdilCcu TOT lue pour SIloWiIlS VI Nl'
pitcher who is supposed to possess
more speed than any other twirler in
the business. Players in the American
league insist that Griffith by trying to
make Johnson change his style has
made him less effective. Such cases
have been brought to light before, but
Johnson probably is the only man who
knows whether or not his manager is
To blame.
one theory is that batters are be-
coming unafraid OF the speed demon.
In the past it was considered wise TO
go up take three swings and trust to
luck that the bat was i'm the path OF
the ball. Fear Of being "beaned" by
one of Walters bullets kept the batters
away from the plate Now, as the
story goes, the different clubs are dig
ging I'm, watching for something over
the plate and cracking it. And as
Johnson depends principally on speed,
the ball will travel fast and far when
hit squarely.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-09-18
THE FUTURE AUTO.

DR.. Charles u. Steinmetz the emil
ncnt electrical expert, at the recent
convention of the National Electric
Light association, said that inside OF
10 wears at least a million electric au-
tomobiles. costing not over 800 each
and Weighing not in excess OF l,Ooo
pounds. with mileage per charge OF
at least 80, maximum speed or ~
miles per hour, and n maintenance
cost Of $40 per month each. will he In
service, the steam driven automobile
will have disappeared and the gasoline
roadster and town car will have sue
cumbed to the simplicity and economy
OF the electric.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-09-18
SPLINTER PUT IN JAIL.
Pennsy Star Has Sad Experience In
the War.

Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. 1S.--Billy
Patterson, the Red and Blue Splinter,
returned to Franklin field yesterday
from abroad where. he said, he had
been in Jail in Austria and lost his
clothing and prizes.
Il won the 100-yard dash i'm Buda-
pest. Hungary said Patterson, Just
at the instant war was declared.
started next morning TO get out OF the
country. l finally reached Pontarlio,
on the border OF France. was thrust
into jail with a Frenchmau, "a German
and Swede, and not one Of us could
talk TO the other. My trophies, those
/ won in Berlin, England and Switzer-
land, were all lost.
Eliminating the war; / had a great
time. came to my real running form
at Budapest. ! won the 100 meters i'm
10 80 and the 20 meters in 20. was
just going along at my best clip and
along came that war and ended all.
"There will be no Olympic games
unless they are held in America"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-09-18
POMEROY LEADS JORDAN.
Last Six Games Of Checker Match
Result in Draws.

Result IN Draws.
NJ T.. Pomeroy. OF Binghamton, n
Y. the American checker master, con-
tinues to play up to his usual higf
standard, and drew the last SIX games
Of his match with A. Jordan in bril-
liant style.
Jordan adopted the double corner
opening with the black pieces In the
last game and Pomeroy replied with
the 22-1S attack forming the same iih'
of play used by the late r. Jordan
against II. Stewart in their match foi
the championship OF the world. The
total score to date is: Pomeroy two'
Jordan. o; drawn 2S, with 20 games
To play.
Tho odds are easily To | that the
American master wille win and prepa-
rations are already under way to Try
and arrange a match with X. Stewart
Tho Scotch master, In the early spring
Mr.. Pomeroy's friends arc anxious
IN have him adopt the two move re-
striction style IL play and meet the
winner of the Jordan w. Banks match
in November.
Ranks contends the challenger
sbo,,ld be allowed TO name the way III
which so per cent Of the games shouio
no played and suggests that MT
pomeroy challenge the winner IN
compromise match for the undisputeo
championship OF the world, piayins
n match of so games. 30 per cent so-
as-you- please style. the remainder
two move style.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-09-18

Wells Al-American, are also likely
looking youngsters, should anything
happen to the veteran fankers.
Michigan's 1914 schedule follows:
Sept. 3O-DePau at Ann Arbor.
oct. 3-Case at Ann Arbor.
oct 1O-NanderDilt al Ann Arbor.
oct I'm. A. G. at Lansing.
oct Syracuse at Syracuse.
oct 3l-Harvard at Cambridge.
Nov. 7-Pennsylvania at Ann Arbor.
Nov. 14-Cornell at Ann Arbor.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-09-18

ly resulted in another Boston victory
yesterday. r ii L
st. Louis -. ..1OOOOOOOO-1 0
Boston &C.. ...1OO2OOO2 1
Batteries-iSallee. Robinson and
Wingo Rudolph and Whaling.
New York, Sept 1S.--New York won
another easy victory from Cincinnati
yesterday. Douglas was wild, walking
eight men and hitting another, so that
the champions scored with little hit
ting. r II L
Cincinnati ..01OOOOOOO- 3
New York OOO3O241x-1O 0
Batteries-Douglas and Gonzales,
Glockson; Mathewson and Meyers,
Johnson.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-09-18
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
American League.

st. Louis. Sept. 1S.--Washington
pounded st. Louis pitchers hard yes
terday and won. r III -
Washington 2S0OO4OO--12 IA ,
ST. Louis .. ..2OOOOOOOO- 6 2
Batteries - Bentley and Henry;
James, Mitchell, Southern and Hale,
Leary.
Detroit, Sept 1S.-Philadelphia's
persistent hitting and Pennock's eff
fective pitching gave Philadelphia a
victory over Detroit yesterday.
r II T.
Philadelphia 01230O10-S Q 1
Detroit -. ...21O00O00 l
Batteries-Plank, Pennock and Lapp
Dauss, Main, Reynolds and Baker.
Cleveland, Sept. 1S.-Boston defeat
ed Cleveland here yesterday. Mitchell
pitched poorly and was miserably sup
ported. X II E
Cleveland ...O0O0001 00-1 6 5
Boston 80. ....201100400-S IL l
Batteries-Mitchell, Dillinger and
Bassler; Foster and Carrigan, Thorn
as.
Chicago, Sept. 1S.-Peckinpaugh won
lis first game as manager yesterday
when New York defeated Chicago.
Peckinpaugh assumed the duties OF
manager following the resignation of
Frank Chance yesterday III II
New York E. 02O001004-7 II l
Chicago -. ...00O011O0O-2 2
Batteries--Warhop and Sweeney;
Benz, I.athrop and Schalk.
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Philadelphia, Sept. 1S.-Philadelphia
won two games from Pittsburgh yes
terday and oustcd their opponents from
fifth place. The first contest was won
by hard hitting in three innings.
r IT f.
Pittsburgh . ..001 90 0O-3 J
Philadelphia ..2O01O2l 0x-6 l
Batteries-Harmon, Councilman and
Gibson Coleman Jacobs, Madison and
Doom.
Second game r II u
Pittsburgh ..O00o0OOoO--O 1
Philadelphia Ok o
Batteries - McQuillan, Kantlehner'
and Coleman; Lineup and Burns.
Brooklyn, Sept. lS.--Chicago won
from Brooklyn yesterday in ten in
nings. 1t was pitchers battle be-
tween Vaughn and Reulbach.
II II T.
Chicago -. ..OO0O0O1O04-5 II 1
Brooklyn ..O1OOOOoo0o| 8 l
Batteries-Vaughn and Archer;
Peulbach and McCarty.
Boston. Sept ls.-The inability OF
St. Louis to hit Rudolph consistent
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-09-18

American Association.
Columbus 6; Louisville 8.
No others scheduled.
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Federal League.
TODAYS GAM ES.
American LEAGUE,

Washington at st. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
National League.
Pittsburgh at Boston.
Chicago at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Federal League.
Kansas City at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Baltimore.
St. Louis at Pittsburgh.
indianapolis at Buffalo.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-09-18
WARD TO QUIT FEDS.
Manager of Brooklyn Team Confirms
Report.

New York, Sept. 1S.-John NJ. Ward,
business manager of the Brooklyn
Federals today confirmed the report
that the present year would be his last
one in baseball, and that after this
season he would retire and give all his
attention to his law practice.
MY contract with this club expires
on Feb. 15," says Ward, and | do not
care to have it renewed. | only ac-
copied the position at the earnest re-
quest OF Ned Hanlon, my old friend
who knew how badly the club and
league needed men Of practical base
BAH knowledge.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-09-18
Federal LEAGUE

Pittsburgh 2; Chicago 6.
Buffalo Z; St. Louis 2.
Brooklyn 3; indianapolis I.
Baltimore 3; Kansas City ?.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-26
Asitation fir sate QauSitrafen.

Inter Den sluioiSien Der SdnoeIs-
fnmmer miro am ndf,iten 9ieritae
Mnd,mittng in Dem Groben SisingS.
iaaIe Der Sanoel5fomnter cine Ser.
ionnnIuns ltattiinoen, In peIfer Ole
An,npngne iar ben @au etrer 6er
iiini 2anoltraBen in Sarrilton Gourl.
tn, ipcIf,e burt elm iiir,git paiiirtes
1cieb moglih gentaht iporoen iino.
erofinet lperoen ioa. Die su erbanen.
be erite SanoitraBe, tpelhe ofiisieli
ais .NarttiuaBe 90. Z" be5eidnei
;ii, miro iidl Don Cincinnati ourf
College olll, MT. 9Iirp. 4st. Sealtbu
Enu Nurlington Yieoiant Riui
Snnlnles Corners, Soniilton. Sc
ioilroSpiIle, Soiith Greelio. Wioble'
tppn, ssrnnflin, giiamisburg, Beit
garroltcn, Gapton, lrop, Fiqua
ginnep, @apafoneta, 6inoiap, Gina
gotuling Breen rah 9oleoo eritre
den. @1hreno Der 8eridnnlnal
ipiro 1err g. 3. Dsnllop, Der Dipi
iionssCrgnniiator Der Ohio gool
Non0s sseoerntiou, eiIlen entiprc
.9erlDen 8ortros baIteus
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@Due,s reit9ssirer.
ysl11eiinjpeftsr 0riusm nab GAfrsll
tates ~ estiAIsEea bsfisitio
~ refsaifen.

poliJei sSnIwltor Sobr Grimm
nnb John Carroll boben ibre Ne!isna<
tion BON poIi3eibient benz Giherz
beii1 DireftDr unterbreitet. Sn beis
ttu FALLEN iinb aronsbeit Der Beam=
ten far hiejen G@ritt ousf6luesebeab
aeIptisn. Jnipeitor Grimm bsiinntt
NJ ttet Yeinss Qeibens nod i'm Dienff,
lo6brtnD Jnfpeitor Carroll f6per
ffanf In letner WObnung borniebers
Iiegt rnh no@ MusIage Der aerste
iehRtn DienH ni9t fpieber oufnebmen
bari. Rad De!nnnttperben Der beobs
fi4tisien Reiisnotion Der Snipestoren
lDtrben bertits bic mutbmoBiihen
9sa&fOlsey ber @edmt.n senonns. gs
lDtrb aefugt, bub Dstettipdef Rpcn
bsr gtunfOlger bss JnIp.iiors Grimm
irirb urb Qeutnont Mihoel Rone bie
Gteauns ols Jnfpettor fur ben umss
f6etDsnbsn Uaoior Carroll erbdlt.
Wttn Det.ttibnef Rpon in bic Snz
fpesicritelle oufriidt. 10 muB Der
pcIkn oes DeieftipHefs neu beIebt
irerbtn. bod III nod fein Radfolger
fiir biefe Sisuuns erpdbnt. gs mag
cine neie priifung fir Jnipettoren
anasfebt unb Der neue Oetettiphef bon
bieitr Qiiee ernannt ipsroen. SH Der
3Difnsn5eit lpirb tpobriheinlin ein
itsupsrtretenber Snipeftor ernanni.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-26

Sobn Born, "a. 1929 5uirmount
apenue; Ser5leiben.
@OttIieb 6eimeroinger, So, 1871
8enham Ioeuue; 6er3Ieioen.
QuguIt Spel3buus, 81, 1903
Srimble 4penue; MliI8trebs.
Sobn Smbpff. 80, Stdbt; 2ungsna
ent8iinoung.
9eurp 8augbn, 80, 804 9iue Str;
2ungenent3iinoung.
Sobanna 5ennenbaum, SO, 3461
Soltt1iipe Qbenue; Bronchitis.
Sophie Sdopiu, Al, 1869 5amsr
StrdBs; Wlageutrebs.
Beth @ppinger, 66, 81 9ut6iHs
Strabe; 9tierenIeioen.
emma Mc2eifb, 55, 2517 Rit6is
4penue; Mu9entre6s.
Gltiubetb Mansgolb, 90, Ct. 5rans
eis 5oIpital; SdpinoIudbt.
Ma9gie aueiter, 45, 1882 @infieIo
Qpenus; 6ersleipen.
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Jener.

- 8ura unboriihtigss 4uftlauen
elmer eingefrorenea WaHerrDbrs ieBte
Wartin Mener, So. 1343 9enotetpa
StruBe oa5 8ebduoe in 8rauo Iur
benz idneQen Gingrsifen Der 5euera
pebr 1T es an banten. o1B cine 4asa
Gehnlng oes Seuers bernieoen puroe.
8er augerlchtete S9aoen ipiro auf
5000 be5iffert.
- 8ur4 bic 5lammen etnss @aio=
linofens ipurbeu Die 3apeten III Der
Wpbnung BON Wt. Clemens, g2o. AL
Sycamore Strabe, IN 9rdno eefeBt
ruo Die 5suerpebr tpuroe oIlrnirt.
Der S6aoen betrdgt $5.
- Gin iiberbsi3ter Gjasofen in Der
Bpbnung pou Benjamin Grammar,
Rp. 1854 grice @oenue, febte perIhiee
nene 9egenftGnoe IN bsm Simmer in
9ranb, IpoaB Die Seuertpebr berbeiaes
rufeu fperoeu mubte. Der augeribtete
5daoen betrGqt 5000.
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9enti@es 1beater.
,9ie Jkbermams" Gum gencfis iiir
ir1ulein Muni Gpllini.Senben.

Seit iiinf ssabren sebort 5ranlein
golliniESeiben bem 8erbanoe nniee
res Geutihen Gbeoters an. gle bat
iih in bieier 3eit bic @unit itno Be
liebtbeit oes Ginctnnatier Rublifuu,s
in bod)Item 8ra6e erlporben. urt5ab-
lige Maie lit Tie als fcide SoIbrettc,
aIs Ipriib ientimentale Sangerin ols
ferniaes Bauernndbel ooer ais eles
aonte @eltoame binter benz Ranpcfls
lidlt aiifgetreten. Stets bat iie ibre
MolIen nit fiiniileriif)er Siderbeit
crfaBt uno nit 8eritdlloniB obgerur.
bet ,ntb poaenoct. sSrauleit Gollinl's
tiinitleriihe 1bdtigteit bot bel DER
Rritif itets Gle nonlneroierte aner.
feuning sefltnben; oos DelitiheEbcos
terpnblifum BON Cincinnati pirb
aber am ri1diten Sonrtag @elegens
beit baben gu Seieen, oob es srdulcin
Goaini's 2eiituneen 81 ifdsen reit
Bur aufiiibrung gelangt Sobonn
gtraub' nniterblihes gseiitcrrpert
,Eic ;Slebermaus", Die melooien'
reif)ite Sperette, bic je aeihrieben
lpuroe. Seit @oden lit unier Gn.
iem6le nit SEN groben beIhditigt,
oenn 9ireftor Sdrnio lit entihloiien,
fir ben gbrennbenb fetnes Stars
cine aldnsenoe, it ieber ge5iebung
rnlItergiiltiee @oritellung berons3u'
bringen. DAB oies eelingen miro, be-
iir biirgt Die nadfolgenoe SeIeBung
oes Stiides:
@a6riel BON Giienitein, Rentier +.
........ 9ans ,5orltner
Hoialinoe, feline sSrall HoIel Srcf
| Jront, GefdugniBSireftor
-. Stto G. Sdmio
grins GriofSfp :. 4manoa Blum
aIireo, iein Geiansslebrer
SSobn teIltcl
Ir. ssuIfe, 9totar :. @illp 1ieorld
IEr. glino, aoootat stooloh Stope
| aoele, Stubenmdbfen bel eiienIteln
Mnni Gollini. SenOeu
osSa, aoeIens Sfapeiter
-. gainor 9toparrr
ReIanie (Edn3er.) aate Gotifd
Wimi { innen Bertha 8ololtetr
srol6, 8efGngniBndrter =
;. 8ictor Deiiller.S .Sabrictlt:
sSsfpan, aanrnleroiener 0es Trtn5er'
| SranS alemiId
SdIte Ses grinsen, Masfen, 9eoientc
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Wertblpie Gbeds.
9rei Eerionen burd mertbloie Gbefs
bineingelegt.

8si Der Sirmd Gbas. 6uber, go.
80 Ireabe, erihien Elm elegant getlei=
better Mann unp taufte eineu @aitman
5ui6en GoDad. Der 5remDe nannte
iih 2loDb Green unb gob sinen gbed
i'm 8etrase bon $26.40 in 3ablung,
pelber auf ben Ramen 8eutbig auf
bic Mtinneipta RatipnaI 8ont ausee=
fteIlt mar. Der angebli6e Green, mel
der uneefGbr 40 Sabre aft lit, erbielt
ben ReItbetrag berausgesablt. Der
gbed mar ipert6los.
Glis 5bom tpurbe bur6 eiuen Spz
rier nit einem pertblofen gbef in
5Dbe bon $2.75 bineingelegt. Sbom
betreibt i'm 6anie Ro. 129 grooopap
elm Wlaterialfpaarengei6Gft uno
taufte Der Sprier oortIelbit 2ebensz
mittel i'm Wertbe bon 80 Gents, pofiir
sr oen Gbef in 3abluns CAB. Der
Gbed, tpel6er auf ben Rdmen Stern
& Co., sa6lbar bel Der Union Sruit &c
Sapings 8anf, ausgeiteQt mar, erpies
iid aIs nertblps.
Die aaifisrerin in Der 5iliale Der
aroqer So. an Der Gditern 4oenue
unb WcguQougb StraBe, 5rduietn
Wag0ie Wdrp, nabm 9eitern einen
G6et in 50be pon $40 BON einem nns
aebli6en S. Wlc8orton, nel6er 9fo,
1907 Columbia apenue tpohnen lou,
In 3uhlung, bod iteQte Ii6 beraus. oaB
Der gbed pertbIos iein ion.
- 9eItsrn Qbenb periu6te Elm unge'
fGbr 25 Sabre alter Wtann elmer
gbet in S00be oon so 5errn Qugult
Weper, an Der Gincoln uno Parf Ipe
| fpobnbaft, gu iibsrgeben, natbem er sis
nen gintauf bon S. geuo4t bate
| Serr Mener fpeigerts lid, ben @bet 81
tuTiren, porauf Iid Der 5rembe ent
fernte uno ansob, ben Gbet amber
fpeitia tdFiren gu nollen, um odnr
suriitsutehrsn, unb bic 8egenItdube II
Gmpfong gu nsbmsn. Der Mann bat
te aber bas Disbsrtommen pergeHen.
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edlneae Arbe;t.

lem lcteftip- Souptauartier gine
oeitera Wittng 6ie NiittMiInng an,
bdb Elm ,iaeef0br % Sabre alter
9Rdnn. Oer iih aIs Mgent fir oie
No3iounI Substituting 60. nnsgiebt, in
apojtbnte unberehtigter Meiie abon.
neullents i01nmle unb 9yrimien In
au3iidt itellt. Wei Der Mufgnbe eiiici
Abonnements Idbt iih Der 9dnpino.
Ier eine entiprehenoe An3nbIung ma.
&ea. Eie @erfc, melhe Der iunee
Mann euspfobl iinb .Nomnn'g Come
Gcn1tuonioH-. .GosmopoIiton. unt
= ~Deliyeoipr@. Bel eiuer Jrou IN
Nbgn6uIe lam Der gdApinbIer bod
On 1le 1lnreHte un0 benodHihtiats
otfis bie peIi5ei. ipel&er ne aud cins
nor5ii0Ii&e Uei6reibunG 0es Cur.
fd)en wgitt1eiiie. 1ie Detettius Quc.
dlestboasr unh @&iitte murben Sc,
0njtrnct. f6 ber Gode nn3ilnebmcu
unA oel0na es linen aud, ben 1cr'
bd@teen onf Grino Ser Dor5iig.
Ii6en Hd4reibuna bereits mn 2 llbl
WoltmiftngS IN eoft ~ brtngeIs. sym
Uefit Des Nonness ueIdeE teiHsE
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Der jtaotiidle gelemdtmnss. aomtraft.

@enn niht oae gtn5eihen trii'
gen, piro Ger 8elelifhlngs.aus.
ihuB oes Stootraths, Der aorper.
ifpaft in ibrer uersiael1 Spe5ial-
iisuna cine Gnpfeblung unterbrei-
ten, Ser5ufolse Der aontraft nit Der
Union @as & electric Co.. Der bin-
nen fur3er 3eit erliiht, oorldufig nur
oui feds Wonote nerlangert rDerbei,
ioQ. Gs lit bic slniidyt oes ausifui.
ics. ooB es stpedmdBig lei, oas He.
iultat Der slbid,dsuna bes eigen.
ibuals Der BeIelihait, peld,e oilrh
oie iiaatIihe lltilitaten-aoulmiiiion
boraenommen miro. ob3inpurten, ebe
elm aontraft aui langere Sabre abge'
ihIoiIett miro.
ssn Dem teinpordren 4outraft iino
ieood, feinerIei HatenperanoerIngcr,
poraeiehen.
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Susemolid)c Sdj,pinolerin.

Cine iiigenoIid)e Sdrpinolertn,
tpelte i'm gllter bon II SSabren Iteben
ioG, bronoihabt pohltbdtige gtitrnel,-
ihen, inoen iie oenielhen Sifets fiir
bic gerlooIltng 5peler Salsfettcn
gum 9eiten oes ct 0tarn SoipitalS
anbietet. Die ii,aenoli6e Sdpino.
Ierin leat einen aelalid1ten grief Der
Cberin oes S5oipitals Dor, I'm bier
ourh Dem Sfrpiroel einen edlten an-
Itrid, al geben. 9or Der SdlpinolerIn
iei hermit aerparnt.
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sllte Teueriprise fomrnt wieoer sn
Ghrrn.

sseuertpebrdef 9unfer berit)tete
aeltern benz SiderbeitssIirettor
Solmes, baB er bafiir aeiorst babe.
baB oie VorItaot Dst. @aibinston bis
Der Shaben an Der Balierleitung IN
Der 9e1be Der Union Sepee Bride
auSsebeIiert perSen fam, nid]t ohne
Stuts aegen sSeuersgefobr bleibt. Gr
bat bic aIte Sano. sseueriprise, tpeihc
iriiher in Der Ortid,oft beitust ipur.
De, pieoer aus Der 8ergeilenbeit her
porsebolt nno 8iuei aeuerrpebrlelte,
iorrie Elm @dpann Bieroe sur De.
oienuna oes apparats rat Dtt.
Baibinefon aeldidt. sSm Sale zines
sSeners fam bic Sprise IN irgeto ei.
nen Hcf gebraht uno pon elmer Gi.
fterne aus nit @aiier periorst rper.
ben. \
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Observation-Disclosures.

I0ifliam gples, 20. 1o47 5rseman
! Qpenue.
Selen R.eb, 16. Oil 4rmorp ape.
(gkiter Silas grins, %. Dapton, 8.
lSGis Jap situs, 10, 3173 ge:tman
Strabe.
(gbarIes Bod, 80, RiboIe Roab unS
I Dedebah ape.
lanna Bsit, 48, 645 Rihole Roob.
(grl,tus Te. Gdmau, %. Biaiamss
I topn, tp.
lgfisabetb Garpep, %, 1927 Dcuner
Ipenite.
(gbarlss q. Roienerans. p. Wtaois
/ ionpille.
l9bsreia q. WeiB. IL, bessI.
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8eiud)te Seriuneu.

s(us Bern, in Scr Sdppei5. gin5
oem Roli3eiccparternent qeltern ein
Sdreiben gu, IN Incident 4oolf Sud
geonteur, geo. s g9aifernpeg, Die go
Ii5ei eriuft, rUenn noglld Den Der
seittgen 4ufe1tbaIt ieines Snfels
anton Sud- su ern1itteIu. Intou Sud
bead6 iih I'M BEN S0er S5abren nab
amerifa uno mar in Cincinnati ans
idiiia. Seit 90 SSabreu baben Die In.
aeborieen nid3ts mebr BON ibm ge=
hort uno fino MIR I'M 8eiiB eineS
Bibles, ipelhes bel Der sStrlna 9fct'
man, on Der 0fohaipf Bride, ooer
SO. S42 Central 9lpenue, angefertigt
noroeu lit. lie 8ertpnuoten oes 8e'
Iutten pii1iheu oen 4llfentboltsort
oes 8erihoucnen 81 erntItteln.
Gle 8oli3eibebor6e bon 9eepport
9terps, ga., eriudte Die bieiiae Toll.
sci ,lpcnn m0alih ben auieutbnIt oeS
81 Sabre alien 9fob SuoIon Conan
All erulitteln, pelt)er lih angeblId 8n
eineln SnfeI Nauens $. gooer, Der
cine ,Sarm in Der 9edbe pon Ginclns
natl betreiben ioQ, begeben bot.
@otpons bat ieine sSraii oerlaiien 1tno
befinoet iih oicielbe ohne ieoe gttt.
tel. Gas atno oes Ntonnes liegt I'M
Sterben uno lit Die 8eaerlpart oes
8eIud,teu eripiinld)t.
Artbur RsnnolDs, % Sabre alt, err
fhisn aeitern Rahmittag i'm Bolisetz
bduptquortisr uno sriuhte poli5ei6ef
gopelon ihm bel auffinoung ieinsr
Battin bsbilflif 3u iein. Rad ben
4usiogen bes Rspnolbs !panoerte sr
Dor unsefdbr spsi Woden NIT ieiner
Gruu BON Qouisbille, 8p., mad Saz
milton, O., no Ieine 5rau ertrdutte.
Ms er elm Sboat fir bic Grtrantte
eefunben bate, rief er einen Ar5t 3u
5ilfe, tpelfen er nur uls ngpuntp
Doc" besei6nen tonnte. Der NrSt ioli
bic ssrau mad einsm unosren Srt gez
braf,t 6absu, uuo lit es Dem Wtanne
Biz iebt niht mDslia getpeIsn, ben
Quf.nthalt ieiner 5rau ausiinSig gu
MAIDEN.