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The Washington herald., 1914-09-10
BRAVES Divide BILL
With PHILADELPHIA
Stallings' Boston Club Maintains Lead
on Giants by Trimming Quakers
in Final Game, to 0.
BEATEN 10 TO 3 In THE FIRST

Boston, Sept. s.-The Braves split even
with the Phillies in a double-header to-
day losing the first 10 to 8, and winning
the second z to o. AS New York and
Chicago were bested, the Braves gained
game on these two teams
In the second game, Davis, the former
Williams College twirler, pitched no.
hit game. a remarkable performance,
considering that this was the first full
game he has pitched for Boston
Three pitchers opposed the Braves, who
had little trouble in hitting all of them.
Another double-header between the same
teams will be played tomorrow. Scores:
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ayes Pull Away From Giants Bentley Shuts Out New York Yankees
FOOTBALL STARTS AT
GEORGETOWN TODAY

The IOcaI Eridiron season will
get under way today at George
town Field when the @pIgnkin
ehaserss of the Blue and Gray
eleven will report TO Coach Ex-
endine for the hrst practice on
the Hilltop heId.
SIX Of last seasons veteRens
will be back I'm the line and are
expected to report today. Many
new candidates are expected out,
as Graduate Manager Charlie
Csx has enlisted the services of
the law school students. Nothing
but light work will be induIsed
I'm today.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-10
REBELS TRIM KHWFEDs.

Pittsburgh, Sept. s.-The Rebels won
from Kansas City. Z to s. this afternoon
by hitting the ball more opportunely than
their rivals. After Pittsburgh had the
game apparently sewed up, the Packers
started a Oily in the ninth inning that
fell short only one run OF tying. Camnitz
relieving Knetzer on the mound in an
effort to save the game. Bradley starred
at bat with a single, double and triple.
Score:
Kansas CIty......... 10000 Iss l
Pittsburgh ........... 90 22xT u 3
BEtterieS-AdAms. Henning and EaSteriy; Knst-
ner, Cnmnitz, and Berry. Umpires-MesSS Nc
Comick and Shannon.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-10

FIRST RACE Purs.; thrse--.s--o,5. md inward
six fHIOnzs Grkcrlla g. Reuanf "a Tn. WI5o1
Moon. lOe: wIIhikP. IOe: Hawthorn. III: Buekborn.
IL.
SECOND RACiE-Purse: Eve furious: tEo-yes--
olds- ?. 4. WuEle. lcc: Lady Powers. IOa: AIEen
CAIN. lo5: ArtfnoA zoe; Lady Jane Gr,v TOs. So,
ternber Morn, lQSf: YaIIaha ios: Cbssfsrtop ~.
Ken, liz; Or. Cbmen. IL; TetAn, Il2; Chahnsr.
IL
THIRD RACE Selling; six hlrIonss: thrre-ysar.
ODDS and upward. Miss Gayle. %: Bayberry Candle
~; me Norman 10; AdelAids T.. l5: ROYAL Tea
ls; Tfihsr. l@S Uncle Hart. lOe; FuionE. 10.
Gipsy Love. 10.
EpCRTH kAScE-Phoenix Hotel Handicap: one
mile: thesysaf olds and upward Ringing g.
ImrrOssiOn. g; Old Ben. q: sleeth, lo4: Winning
Samuel. lie
FIFTH RAdEPorsr: five and one-hnR turIops,.
twO-yea Aunt Josie. q; London Girl q:
IbCratol seashen. IL; Briggs sister. ~
sINTH AcE-Selling; mile and SEVENTY
yards; thru YSsar-olds and upward. sLanoude ~.
Guide Post \ M Joe Diehold, lG; -RrookheId lH
Star Actresj lni Rash, III; Belle of Bryn MI~-
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DENEAM WINS TITLE.

Richmond. Va. Sept. 9-Wlliam Den
ham. Of the National Motorcycle Club. Of
Washington. captured the professional
championship of the State of Virginia
yesterday from Billy FuGga. the former
titlehOlder, in a special match race Al
the Local Driving Park. Denham made
new track record when he covered the
five miles in I minutes and 3S seconds.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-10
TOM SEAToN IN FORM.

Brooklyn. Sept. 9-SeatOn's pitching
won for the Brookfeds today. TO /
After the first inning. when St Louis
punched a double and an infield scratch
hit, only one runner reached third. In
the eighth, with two on. Seaton famed
Boucher and Hartley. Anderson starred
at the bat. getting two singles and
home run. Score:
RH z
St. Louis. is............. 10000 90 !
Brook lyn- ..........-.. ! y
Batieries-GrOom. KeurTer and Simon: Scstou
and land. Umpires-Mes-rs. Andersen and Cross.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-10
RAY COLLINS TRIMS
MACK'S ATHLETICS
Boston Red Sox Hurler Gets Best of
Eleven-inning Pitching Duel with
Plank-Score Is 2 to o.

Philadelphia, Sept. s.-Plank and r. Col
Inns engaged in a great pitchers duel
today. Boston winning out in the eleventh
inning from the Athletics by the score
OF TO o. Boston scored the winning
runs in the eleventh on Murphy's error
Of Hooper's fly. Speakers infield hit and
three successive passes, the only ones
Plank gave during the game. Score:
The Washington herald., 1914-09-10
IS GIVEN
SETBACK BY PIRATES
Pittsburgh Club Hands Windy City
Cubs 5 to | Trimming, Earring
Their Pennant Aspirations.

Pittsburgh, Sept. 9.-The Pirates hand
ed the Cubs a ) to 1 beating today, con-
siderably jarring their pennant aspira-
tions, as a victory would have put the
ChicagOans only a game and a half be-
hind the leaders. With good support
Cheney might have won. but CoTriden's
wild throw TO the plate let in three
runs with the bases jammed in the
fifth. too big a handicap to overcome
as McQuiIlen was pitching gilt-edged
hall. SHARP fielding by the Pirates killed
of several Cub runs. Score:
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With the Running Horses
TOday's Entries.
MONTREAL.

FIRST RACE-Purss go, tvo-yrHr-olds m1Ii--s
selling; aV- ard half furinnES 'Csnnie lean p
'SOlou. o5. 'TT. Ioi: 'CariiEa1. ,of. 'Msrr-
TWiukie lei: Anna Rosa- 100; C1umeusia Io5
''NfeslicEI. lO4: LADY, M-y lO4 Ashokaa Ie5 Doll
firl. lo5; RsinonSt. IL; Rescue. H.
lSECOND RACE-Pursr $50: three-year-oIds ard
ufSTard Canadian Owned; selling: one mile. Refer
snAe. g; Sandy. ,el; Duke o. Cbetrr I0I: Con
BuNom. loi; Puritan Lass l0S: Old Rsli,bls Bs
Mid of Fronlme l0s; AGssrT. Ill Prime Rup-r
Ill; NnSh Heart. III: Calumny. ia
FOURTH RACE-Purss 81 No: HochellSa Handi-
cap; fUoyear-Oids; SIX fTl0nSS- ScrItincer- lo5:
StElvHi1 Helen, los; Star Of Love 10: Tin De-
Ill; sttyness. IL; OrmHlu Us: Sir EdS,-. Z.
FIFTH RACE-PuSe $50: siecpIcchase: fprr.
yearoltfs and Upward: about two miles j..
Gaicty. 80: PAnorama B7: Brosseau IA. The
AricanA lH: Malaga. lS: Dorothy Webb 10
SIXTH RACE-Puze 500; three-yesr-DIfs ard
upWardk selling: six furlonSs. Emerald Gem @
Dicks \Pet. l0l: 'Ancou lo5: Amor. ~ sA,S
lie
SEVENTH RACE-PurSe $50: fuuryssr-olds and
upward; selling; mile and quarter -Ab
botsfori. lc1 Annie Seller q: Uncle Ben Io5
ne RumP. 10; 'Dick DeahWoOd. lo2; Rusty Coat;
The Washington herald., 1914-09-10
BROOKLYN SUPERBAS
POUND MARTY O'TOOLE
New York Giants Given Big Setback
When Dodgers Hammer New
Hurler by 9 to 3 Score.
MERKLE cLoUTS OUT HOME RUN

New York, Sept. s.-The Giants were
slaughtered by the Brooklyn Superbas
today, 3 to ,. O'Toole was hammered
hard. A triple and four singles counted
for four runs I'm the third. Grants
error in the sixth was responsible for
two. Five hits in the ninth netted three
runs. MertIe hit homer in the fifth.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-10
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Baltimore, 6; indianapolis. J.
indianapolis, &; Baltimore, ?
Chicago. 5; Buffalo 5.
Called end twelfth; dsrknessl
Brooklyn. 2; st. Louis, !.
Pittsburgh. Z; Kansas City, G.
GAMES TODAY.
Indianapolis at Baltimore.
81. Louis at Brookiyn
Chicago at Buffalo.
Kansas City at PittSurih
StandinE of the cIuBs.
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Runs-Daubert tg. Stengel %. Wheat, CItshaW.
Getz. Elberfeh. Pfther, Burns Merklc O'Tuole.
First base balls-Oh Pfeher. ?: OF OToole, ?
Struck Out-By Pfeffer. ?; by O'Toole T. Home HIn
-MeTkle. Three-bGse hit-MeTkle. TEo-base hits-
stengel. SoodgTass Burns Sacrifice hits-Daltnn.
McCarty. Stoen bases-CutshaW e.. Burns Don
ble rlAy-Elberfeld Cutshaw TO DAubsTt. I'm
rires-MessrA. Klein and Enslie. Time Of Same
hours.
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Runs-Hcoper. Lewis. Three-base hit-Sreaker.
Sacrifice hits-Schang. Lewis. Scott. Stolen tases-
Strunk. Ianvrin. Collins Frst hse erTUH-
Boston = Left on basas-Philadelphia, s: Boston.
q Struck Out-By Plank. II: by Collins s Double
pIay-COllins TO McInnes 10 SehanG. First base Oh
halls-Of Plank }: OF Collins. 4. Hit By ritched
ban-By Plank Speaker and Hobitzcil. Umpres-
Messzs. Cbin and Connolly. Time Of Esme-2 hours
and IS minutes
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NEWELL RUNS FIRST
In FEATURE STAKE
Six Heats Are Required Before Win
ner Is Decided in Capitol City
Event at Charter Oak Park.

Hartford. Conn. Sept. 9.-The Capitol
City stake for 2:0s trotters today de-
veloped the best race Of the Grand Cir
cult meeting at Charter Oak Park. II
was won by Newell after six heats
There were only two races on the pro-
gram, the proposed handicap trot failing
to fill. The 2:l6 pace went TO Zaida in
straight heats.
Exciting finishes IN the Capitol State
furnished the real interest OF the day.
Four horses started, Atlantic Express
making his first appearance Of the sea-
son. Newell had little difficulty in tax
ing the first two heats, but tired notice
ably in the third which was won by At
lantic Express at the wire, Oakdale tax
ing second. The fourth heat was a
duplicate of the third. except that Oak
dale reversed the verdict.
In the fifth Atlantic Express won by
good margin. Newell rested up in
the last three heats came back in the
sixth strong, taking the lead from At
lantic Express at the first and holding
il all the way round, winning easy when
Dickerman's horse broke half way down
the stretch. Oakdale was distanced In
the last heat and Newell won first and
third money. Summaries:
The Washington herald., 1914-09-10
BETTING FAvoRs GIANTS.

New York, Sept. 9.-Betting on the race
for the National League pennant is brisk
In the Wall Street district Despite their
reverse yesterday, the Giants rule favor
ties, even money being offered that they
viii be four time champions. Admirers of
she Boston Braves are willing to back
sir favorftes if they can get 10 to 8.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-10
PITCHER HERBERT INJURED.

Brooklyn. Sept. s.-Pitcher Herbert, was
knocked unconscious by a batted ball in
practice today He was a member OF
the ST. Louis team. The doctors found
he had conclusion Of the brain and
ordered him removed to q hospital
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AMERICAN AssOCIATIoN.

Columbus at Cleveland. postponed. cold weather.
Louisville Q: Indianapolis. s
second szme-Louisville. 2; IndianapohsI J.
Milwaukee Il; Minneapolis. 5.
E.nsss CITY 9: st. Paul. L
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ALLIE K WINS FEATURE.

Winchester, Va, Sept. s-The second
day Of the Fair here drew a large attend
ance and the track was fast. Allie X.
c. c. Waters good mare, won a hard
fought five heat race. Best PatShin Belle
could do was second money in 2:l4 pace.
DIR. Bell. jr. distanced the second heat
OF the 2:2O trot on account Of a broken
elbow boot, but went two good heats
The 2:2j pace carried over until Thurs
day, after five heats were paced. Sum-
maries:
The Washington herald., 1914-09-10

In tbke Independent series yesterday the
Naval Medicos played the HyattsviIle
teaml to a to tie. The features of the
game we're the pitching Of Boswell and
the Catching OF Irish" McLarney. Sat-
urday at O'Clock the HyattsviIIe team
win play the Vim \. c. on the Railroad
Y. MI C A. diamond. Score:
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LITTLE GIANTS WIN.

The Little Giants defeated the Cubs
in hard-fought game yesterday for the
sixteen-year-old championship by 10 to 6
score The feature OF the game was the
fielding of Himmel and Dorsey.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-10
STAKE TO BLACK JEEEER.

London, Sept s-Ths st. Leger stakes,
valued at sa2, 800, was won today at, DON
caster by ]. B. Joers Black Jester. Sir
John Thursby's Ksnnemore and Crossing
ham were second and third. Eighteen
heEass Ssns y.
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Runs-GAfTey, Ward. NOps. Russo, Meyers. ou.n
Sted 1tz3ueh. FeE. Earned nms-NGvlI MediccS
}; HyattHyhe. Frst bass on eFrors-SavaI Md
icoS I; 8yIstssille. J, Left on bases-NaraI Nd
ieos. :; Hyrtts.tlle. J. First baa ou haIls-OT
Boswell. \; % Russa L struck out-By Boswell
.; By Rufo. Three-bass hit-FitzhuEh. Tro-
base hitsf-Snoct Bailey. Sacrifce hit-Dcviin
stolen 64es-GarVsg q. Ward, Nops Balsv.
Hiekey 5ll ku11o. o1eased. Fox Hit By pitcher
By BoHdt t0afrsyl Wild pitch-Russn. Umpire
Mr. BsootS fms q gane-I hou- and % MN
Iarv..A w.-,;,o c;-,,,,.;ou
The Washington herald., 1914-09-10
Bentley Blanks Yanks,
Allowing Two Hits
Sandy Spring Southpaw Repeats Former Triumph
Over the Athletics-Jack Warhop Also in
Fine Fettle-ScOre Is to 0.

desired. The Nationals outfeld handled
cleanly ten chances. Mcbride and GAN
dill also added to the brilliant defense Of
the home folks.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-10

Runs-Zimmerman. Costello. Kelley, Konetchy
Coleman. NcQuinen. Sacrifice hits-McCsrthy,
Sweeney. Three-base hit-GoOd. First base on balls
OF McQuiTlen .: Of Cheney, :. Stolen bases
Good Kelley. Carey Struck out-By Cheney, .: by
McQuillen. 2; by Smith. /; by HHgemAn. l. I'm
pires-Messrs Rigler and Hart.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-10
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Montreal, 6; Rochester. ].
Newark. 5; Providence. 3.
Toronto-Bufalo (cold weather..
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FIRST GAME.

Runs-Lobert q, Becker %. MAGE. CTaTah,
BTne Paskert, Martin KiIlifer. Connolly. Whit
ted, Schmidt TwO-base hits-MzEee. Pasker,
Byrne. Smith. Three-baSe hit-MsTtin- Stolen base
-Byrne Bases on bsls-0h Alexander, /; of
Cr1Itcher. 4: of Cocreham. ) Struck Out-By Alex
ander z; by strand /; by CutcheT. l. Double
play-Smith to EEers to Schmidt Umpres-MessTs.
Eason and Quigley.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-10
MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

Elmira At wilkesbarre, postponed, cold weather.
scranton at BinshamtOn. postponed. cold weather.
Syracuse, !: Albany, ).
second ezme-Syracuse ?; Albany, tssTen In
uinEs areement.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-10
ny wILLIAsf PEET.

So successful was Jack Bentley. the
Sandy Spring southpaw against the Ath-
letics on Monday that Grin decided to
turn him loose on the New Yorks ises-
terday. Bentley repeated his former tri-
umph, holding the visitors TO a couple
of hits and banking them handily, to O.
The work Of young Mr.. Bentley these
days is the talk of the town, and those
who saw him perform yesterday must
realize by now that he is not a fash in
the pan
Only one regular hit was New Yorks
portion, and II came in the sixth inning,
Leslie Nunamaker's bat producing the
swat, healthy triple to the left field
bleachers.
Nunamaker started the inning with this
slam. and almost any kind of a hit or
an error would have tied the score. but
Bentley refused to be ratified and retired
the side almost in order.
Midget Jack Warhop, with his mysti-
flying subway ball, opposed Bentley, and
gave a really brilliant exhibition in the
face of poor support. He was frequently
in holes, but with the exception OF one
inning. pulled himself out in clever
fashion.
Warhop allowed six hits, but the Griff-
men huddled half of these into the third
chapter. scoring the only run Of the
game.
Just twenty-eight out OF a possible
twenty-seven batters faced Bentley. Not
a New Yorker reached first base until
the sixth inning when Nunamaker blast
ed open the chapter with a triple. Boone
fouled to Henry, Warhop popped 10
Gandn and Maisel walked. An attempt
ed double steal squashed Nunamaker at
the plate and the New Yorks one oppor-
tunity to sew up the game went glimmer-
ing.
The other hit charged against Bent
ley was very much Of a fuke. Mullin
started the eighth by sending up a short
fly. the pill landing safely between Nc
Bride and Milan either of whome could
have caught the ball had one of them
yelled for the other to get out OF the
way.
Mullins life was Of short duration for
he attempted to steal second on a third
called strike against Captain Peckin-
paugh and was snuffed out.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-10
Grifrmcn Win the Game.

The Nationals missed many chances TO
score runs for lack of hits, little War
hop putting on the screws when danger
threatened, but Jack Bentley led the vic
torious procession which resulted in a
run by slashing a hot one through Mullin
for a single. MoeIler followed with a
swat to center, Pete Daley fumbled the
ball while Bentley went to third base.
Foster flied 10 Daley and Milan unloaded
a single to left scoring the young pitcher.
Bentley's support was all that could be
The Washington herald., 1914-09-10
Get it now
or lose it

We refer to the suit that is
awaiting you here at half
price. You will have to act
quickly, as this half-price sale
is about to close.
Bear in mind that many of
these suits are full-lined and
suitable for all-winter wear.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-10

Earned runs-washington, /. First base eT-
rurs-Washingfon. !. Left on bases-Washinston, 8;
New York. l. Three-hase hit-NunAmAker. Double
aplAy-Henry to McBnde Hit by pitchsr-By War
hop (GandiD. Umpires-MesSrs. -Hildebrand and
OLOughln. Time Of Glme-l hour and 30 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-10

state League officials are consid-
ring a proposition to transfer the Read,
Eng franchise to Atlantic City next sea-
son.
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Runs-whitted. Smith e.. Meanwhile q, GOwdy.
Davis. Three-base hit-Mann. Stolen base-Whit-
ted. EIrst base balls-Oh lineup. 9; of Davis.
S. Struck out-By Ri1ey. 3:,by Davis l. Sacrifice
hit-ETers. Double plays-MaranTille to Evers to
Schmidt, > Umpires-Meszs. Quigley and Esson.
AttendRnce-s0O
The Washington herald., 1914-09-10
BALTIMORE DIVIDES BILL.

Baltimore, Sept s-Baltimore split even
IN their double-header with Indianapolis
today winning the initial encounter, to
8, and losing the second, to >. The locals
punched their hits in the first game and
scored ive runs in the fifth inning. Bailey.
in the second game. baffied the visitors
for a while, but they got to him in the
seventh for three runs and a like num-
ber of hits. Mullin kept his hits well
scattered. Scores:
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rntals. ID 4 I'm q

'Batted for Bresnahan in the fifth.
tBatted for Cheney in the fifth.
tBatted for Smith in the eighth.
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.Battsd FOR lineup in the sixth.
tBatted for Rixey in the eighth.
.Bstted for Connolly in the fifth.
Slated for Moran in the seventh.
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COMPLETE STATISTICS OF THE MAJOR LEAGUES.

YEsTERDAY'S
National
Washington l. New York ,,,,,,, eS Boston % Phnies
DOs''"' 7 '" }:
GAMES sCHEDULED
New Yorka washin Brookn at New York
Boston at a
al
al
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Capitol State 2os trOt; three in Ave: purse. 500
Newell, b. g., By NeWleaf tAndreWs) ! 4 /
Atlantic EIrress. b s tDiekermAnl 4 ?
Oakdale and BismyA also started. Best time,
G0sE.
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Indianapolis. ......... 0OoOO,I OIL - Il l
Baltimore. % 500 Is
Batteres-Moseley and Rariden; SugEs and Jack
Iitsch. Umpires-NessTS Goeckel and Crsack.
Indiauapolis. .......... o o o o o o. s
Baltimore. 5000 0 0 o. s !
Game called in eighth inning; darkness.
BatteTies-NIuuen and Rariden; Bailey and lack
litsch Umpires-MessrS. Goeckel and CuSack.
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{ BATTLE ToA TIE.

'AppreutJks aTlO~ancs claimed.
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Suffragetten mnO bic
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3ebn Yiilliunen fir Sdiffsgeicll-
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%rdii0ent nimnlt Sericn.
Sabrt nnf 9ransen Der slerSte fiir
Gin panr Sage nad Gurniib.

@nibington. 81. 9lus Tra-
ii0cnt @iIion bot aiif bus Grangen
icines ar5tes. Or. Gorp . @rapion,
unb ieiner ,Srelinbe iid entidloiien,
Iid Elm poor Gage sSerien 81 gonnen,
Die erite 9lhiponnltng BON ieiner an'
itrengenoen 9lrbeit. Die er in oieiem
CONNER gebobt bntte Gr miro bente
na6rnittog nod Gorniib, q. s.. lob
rem, INN bort bis Mionta9 ODER Gien-
Itog 3u bleiben. SRI Wargoret @il-
ion nno 1Srou =. 9. ;Sopre, ieine
5odtcr. iin6 ihon in Gorniib. Scit
oierscbn 5aqen orangen Die Ier5te
III Yr1iiSent @ilion. bod cine fleine
Seereiic ani Der 2Saft MapfIoDer 5lt
linternebmcn, abcr Vrobleme i'll Ser
tinoung nit Dem eiiropau6en aricge
bielten i'm bier 5Iriid
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-27
3Ooiepelt blieb ans.
Grid)ien nidDt snr Sonucntion Der
Erogreiiipen bon Nclu g)urf.
rSoum" fir @illiam Snl5er ioG in
S5ene geiett iuerSen.

utieo, q. D.. 81. Mug. 3ie
proareiiipe Staatsfonferen3 begann
hei,te unb peripridt, lid seit1peiIig
iebr lebbaft 3ii geitalten. Stiirmii6
mag es jigeben Denn Die Sreitnbe
oes friiberen 8ouperneurs @illinm
Sul5er. Der infolge eines SS1npeoh.
ment .@erfabrens ieines 9lntes entbo-
ben tpuroe, cinen Bonn" fir i'm in
S5ene ieeen iolten. Sic tpoIlen ibn
als 8ouaerneur non1inieren. @inioin
s. SothfiB. Der friibere Teriihe-
superintendent. gnb befannt,
bab er lid nidt I'M bie 9toninction
belperben mone. lie &onferen, be.
fdlob. ein gan5es Staatstidct 5u en-.
pfeblen. Col. Rooiepelt erihien
niht. @is gum Iueenblid ser Gr-
offniing Der &onferens fporen Die Sc.
Iegoten i'm 3tpeifel, oh er berfom.
men nitro ODER ni6t.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-27
&Qt, Soubair, $altntitnnts, 2urgrppgtnolmtn.

piele llnanncbntIi6fciten cripnren
fonllten, menn iic ioiort nod sluiior-
Oerling ourh cin britiihes ariegs-
idiff ibre 6arben scigcn moaten.
9tem 0orf. 81. 9lug. Ter Soam-
burg 9lmcrifo Tampfcr @raecin.
Der bier bes aricgcs mcQcn uut1tig
lag, crbicIt bcutc icinc 9lnricrlmgs-
papierc fiir Gnoi5, Spapicn. Srot
@rbattiing ocr%npicrc blicb Der Enm-
pier an icincn Tod mo Sng une
Strnoc ieincr 9lbfnbrt iit nid)t be-
fannt @ritiidc aricgsihiffc bnltcn
iih allbcrbaIb Oes 6afens nllf.