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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
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~ Sotidnft, fpelhe Der Trdii>
III bent in eigener Seriou Dem
I'M Sisnnssiaal bes Ibee@
prbnetenbauIes pcriammelten
Gonsrcb am 20. Sanuar pors
eeleieu bat.
8rdiibent 8ilion perlie6 bas 8ciBe
Saus mad, elmer 8abtrlcttss Sisnne
Inn 1910 llbr nnb betrnt Den
Sisungsinal bes Observation-Disclosures
i'm 3apitpl linn 1920 l1br. Ser Sanl
mar %biftsefiillt. utb Die Inlpeienben
larid)ten aiifmerfiam Den @prten Deg
Yrdiibcnten, ais bieicr icinc Sruits
9ptIdait porlds. Ser Erdiibent mar
nit 9eifaQ empfangen lporoen mn
purbc bdufig burd, nrtBerorbentlid)
iturfen 9eifall u%ntcrbrodcu, 10 beionz
bers on Der StelIc, ais CT bic Hegu=
lieruns Der 5inans=S perationen Der
Giienbahnen ieitens Der iSpiifen=
itaatlidben Sanbelseummiiiiun befiir=
ipprtete. Ser reprblifdniIdJe Siibrer
NNullttS O' s9tuiti ipuL VI CinS, w
8eifall flntidte. Behalf rief ferner
Die IelIBcruns bcrpor, naf niht has
@eihGft, ipnbern bic 8eihGftsleute
fir 0eietesuerletumsen ST bcitrafen
ieien. linn 1851 llbr idlp6 Der Sra
iibcnt icinc Iniprade, rnS nodmals
ieste laiter 8eifal Elm. IlS Der Bra
iibcnt Den Saal perlieb, ibiittelte linn
Mebrbeits : Siibrer UNDERWOOD Die
Sanb, unb Inbcrc folgten icinem
9cilpicl. Srou @ilion, bic Iit9lics
Der pes aabinctts. eiclc Siplomatcn
unb anperc augciebcue Wdruner luobu@
ten Scr Sibung bel.
Tah icincr llebcr5eugul9 bertritt
CT Den Stunbpunft, bcn boS @olf cins
nimmt. Yripats Npnopole iinbeu feie
ncn @crtbeipigcr mn biirfcn nidt ges
0ulbct mcrbcn. @clpiiicnbaitc @ce
ldGitslcutc i'm gan5cn 2anbe iperOcn
lid, nid)t cher 5uiricben acben. ais bis
Die bon Der Difcntlidcn @cininl9 pcrz
porfcnc Sebinberung bon &anoel nno
@clpcrbc gdn6lid, bcicitigt lei.
Scr Srdiibcnt ridjtcte nann circn
lcbbnftcn Sppcl on Den Sunocscpnz
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27

iproiieul limb ictct Sbr hidt bn5
2cben cir, mic wirb Glld, bns 9eben
9elponnen icin", - bas iii i'll @abr>
belt Der atbcm. Der Dicie @crfc be-
icclt. icne tobucrudtenbc @elinnun9,
Die Iold)e @crfc grpbeu %olfcrn sur
lnutercn G.uellc inrnlerlpdbrcuper Or
bcbun9 mad,t. ... Tn ibrcr Stcac
nm Die trilbcn Hinnialc, Der
Sdlnmmr, Der piclc literariifc Or
5cn9niIle Scr @c9cnpart 10 mnerouids
lid, mndlt. Grit bablird), RAP lid,
m~cniflifc 8cicu iibcr bao bloBc
Sricblebeu beS SbicrcS crbobcn, crit
baburf ipurbcn tic gum Icnihcn.
lpurben tic Dem Sidtcr lpcrtb ais &C.
aenitdnpe icincr &unit. Sdbcu Die
Nfciitcr Der Sor5cit, 5u lpcld,en Sriebs
gcidppicn cine iiberfeincrte Scrialls
Siierainr ibrc rcinen nnb %crba6cncn
@cItaltcu pcr5crrtc, iic lpilrocn nit
Sdauocrn lid abtpeubcn. Niht ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27

grcB 81 treuer Iitarbeit an Dem
groBen @erf cincs Iussleifs sipis
ifcn 8eihdftstpclt unb Hesicrung.
Der Antasunismns smifdem &C.
iHdftswelt nnb Hesiernns lit MN
p%priiber", iastc CT; ,3egicrnns mi
Befhdftstuelf iinb bercit, cinanbei
anf balbem Wese ST. treffen in benz
gerneiniamen S~eitreben, bic BeidGfts=
metbDben nit Der Dtfentlid)en Wfei-
itnng nno ben 8eicten in Ginflane
81 brinsen."
@auptSiisc Der @eietse6uns.
YrGiibent 9Silion crfldrtc, Die Bum
besreeierung nolle bns b~eitcbenbt
Sbermau : Inti : SrliteeieB unpers
dnbert laiien. Sic @eiebe. Die er
poridlaee, ieicn feinc 9 erbciIes
rungeu, ionbern grpciterun NJ
Gen. 9ie @%auptpuntte Der seplauter
@eiebee6un9 limb:
1. @erbot Der observation-disclosures.
2. Scr 3piifenitaatlid,en San.
bel5commiiiipn iol Die Sefu9niB pers
lieben perbeu, bic Gmiiiion Dor
Iftien Icitens Der giienbabn> @eIells
id)dften unb bcreu eeiammtc Sinan5.
Sperationcn 81 i%bertpadben unb 81
regnlieren.
3. Sn Dem Sberman : @eieb iol
nid)t 5upiel berum gebcutelt iperben
eS 1oll piclmcbr gcr,nlI angcipnnot
perben. Serort ipirb pielen iddb.
liden Sebinbcruugeu bes 5nnbels cir
@nbe bereitet.
4. Sdaffuug cincr Gommiiiiou
Die Den @erid,tcn bclfctt mn 9cipiiier:
mnBcn ais alaricrings Saii5 fir Sn:
iormntioncu bicucn ipll, I'M Der &c:
ihditsluclt Die nDtbigen Sin9cr5ei9t
81 gc6cr, ipie Die 0ciekc 81 be:
iolgen iiub.
). Sir Die @ciebcsz 1lcbcrtretnt.
gen Der G%orporationcn iolcn Die Der
ioncu, pclhc Die Sd)nib oaruu trn9cn
baftbar gemad)t iperbcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27

Sn iciner appreciation Der fntbolnden Irbeirrstnion (Subuqme) -
Die elm tperhuoaes Sofuntent 5r Irbeitrragc III Den @ereineten Staatcr
lit = erfldrt @r5bi6oi S. s. aeane, cr bofe unb bette. baB, pernitelt
lolfer Unions, Sunoerte rnierer tabpiiGen Mdnner aus ibrer entmuhiz
genocu Setbnr9ie (SfGofmibsteh) aufhaden tpIrben gu einenn Iebenbher
nb ausbnuernbcu @Her fir Die 3ile elmer iolden llnion.
Se eupdbntc fatbolide Nrbeuerzllnion lit Elm 8emeinbez ArbeterperGn
in peldem fir Die nohi9e Iuffdrung ub S1uIung Der fntboliten Arbcuer
aeiorst miro. pbne bB berep llnion> Srin5pien nneeatet perben. gs lit Elm
arbiterberetn, mic in Yapf Rtus fir Den tatbplt6en Sbel Der drttIfen
@ererfifaHen ipGni6t unb forbert, laut elmer biesbcsIeiden guSpnitu; es
lit Elm Scrci1 neHer in icbcr stabtseneinbe beNeben ioate, in peMer es
tatbplibe arbetcr abt-fG. R)~sts "r"r&. amfmtssf -f.r
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
Chr rationale llniurrhtat.

Enf elmer 8aibin9oner Ielbung bat 8eprdicntant ScB BON Ohio em
Sorlage i'm Gon9rcB einecreitt, laut pelhcr Die @rinbung elmer matchmaker
llntbcrNtdt gu &aibin8ton, 9. G., bcabiuhtst lit. Sir Die Infanssarbcmcr
rcrben runb 100000 gforbcrt. Sichs lit Der erte sdritt in Der anse.
neinen SeHentlihfeit = enem 3esierunss .Nfpnppul int rnterrhtsmier
cntsesen. git Den pffcntiden GeIbern bincr lid, mare cine iolhc Intal
I'M Stnrbc, Die prtpateu lntcrrittss Initaten af Den o cfrierpunfi
81 feaen. ltb fann pIrbc Die rubcrcnbe Su@nb bs 2dnbcs geinpft prs
Den nit Sarpinisnus unb @uecnics, faiher @iicnnuft, faiher YbIpiopbc
falifcr 8cl9eIfifte ub alien uoetiden nnb unmo9idcn rSabs" a Il
"Srbtc Sdool". Sic 8lnocsrcgierrng ioQtc lid nit ben Tedcn mi
@fihtcn be9ulgcn, Die, frnft Der Contribution, lire eigcncn Inb-(G. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
llmCrrc iao6rrnr Iiteratur
lnnh 8iibnr.

llc6cr m0ciunbc Sinulidteit IN Der
bcutid)cu S%itcrdtur tln9t Or. @rnit
8ahler i'm .6nmmcr": o@agcn mir
cs, Die 2e6cnSuuidlnnlugcn ~lnlcrcr
Belt ols cine u~tilitcrnriidlc 81 bc5cifs
ncn. D. +. ais cine ioldlc, bic Den
Nubcn mn @cuuB obcnuu itclt, I'M
Iinnlidcn ScbaMu unb Slid Der
@lniic baS ctbiidc 3icl iicbt, 10 lit
bcntlid). ipic pcit bicic Inidauung
abitc6t bon iencr IDEAL bcrpiid)en. Die
aIlcin ais Wuttcrid,oob nllcr groBen
Stunt unb SidltumS geIicu fam.
Scntcn mir on ole anmpis unb Sic
gcsacIdnge bcs 5prtaips unb Yinbar,
bcnfcu mir an Sbnteipcnrc. bcn;cn mir
an Goethe unb Shiller: mcld)' anbez
rem @eiitc iinO ibrc Sidtuugen cnts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
almr 81, trrr atnfmeifer!

Sic Sbahafc, bb Der Experimentation ScncntliHfct burd Sic
ScnIsun9 Der Tof gu bctrIgcrii6en 3nedeu in ben bcibcn leBten Sabrcn Elm
S6aben bon 1929 100000 crpuds, bt bus Ioramt CUR Grgrifuns bralis
i6er WaBrc9eln peranlaBt. @on bem Hedrc Der Sprbcborbcn. bas Ynpiz
legttnt Der genutuna Der Spit 81 ent5nben: allen Yrionen lnb Srmcn, .beren
llnternebncn niht gan5 ehpanbrci 81 imn ideinen ocr ben Sternpel bs
~getSrtdsqut @sprrrns an lid 81 tra9en ina in Der Sufunft uusge6iger
8ebrnuD 9emadt mcrbcn.
gud Snt5tebun9 ieneS Srnae8s hIrbc aacrbin9s Die @elpqueae -
bIrh GmfuIae umb Sanpbete prO Dies mcutens bciorgt - icncr sdrpinz
nelnncer nerfopft. Sanit miro anh aQcr @abri6ctnlihfett nnd inen be-
trigerii6en lntcrnebncn Gin Gnbe berciNt perben. Sur fpader al, Scrr
8pTncifer!=(G. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27

nm As Yroscnt pber ritnb 81 Wil>
lfoneit Dollars. Sm Sabre 1912
lpuroen bon ben 0dhner 100000
Sonnen Sdieneu gefauft, inn lesten
Sabre mn 100000 Tonnen; i'm
Sabre 1912 fpiirben 5000 2pfpmos
ttoen linn 225,000 Wassons in Inf>
trag se9eben. i'm Ieeten Sabre MIR
5000 Sofomotiben unb 1875 900
@aagons.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
Ginmabmtrn Der Gifem-
babnrn.

Sic Giieubabncn bcs 2anbeS bobcn
I'M pcrgungcncn Sabre 1926. 0O0,O 900
Collars percinnnbmt. 1877 Mfiaioneu
mcbr ais i'm Sabre 1912. Die
8ruttos %eimnabmcn iinb dlio lnn Al
Sro6ent b D b L aelpcicu. OILS I'M Dor
iubrc. Die Nctips Ginnnbmcn u6cr fie
len infplgc Der bobcrcn Sctriebss
foltcn, boberer 8~eltcucrung II. +. 10.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27

Ser lic6e Soft 8bt Dem Nenidcn bcnen Scrmo9en ais Saidcn>
9eIb. gMc Der @enih es perpenbet, BARN 5egt Ell idmen 6 buruftcr
no bioet i'm nod mebr ais. liner unrerbider Ilban Stol5 bate
Sbt9eS niht treHenpcr ub nnbrer ia9en fonnen. Senten mir iMr ine
SSabrbdt nad, tic miro us / e maiden pabrbaft frei-(@. 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
Gbcfs yiebaftcurs @rief.

az az az E >" " ~ ~ ~ +" S "a ~ ~ az 70 M w ~ ~ ~ ~ H :" :"
Is
Gbcf= yteoaftcnrs grief.
2icbcr 2cicrl
y Die SrcTc mB cine @r5iehnngs annalt icin. 60
y tanen D If lnicrcn Scrrf ais tatbolid1e Sonrnoltncn ant. llnt abcr
* Weridcn gu erGebcn, muB man tic bcriteben. llr ubcr Wten@
IS idcn Su pernchen, mIR man crfennen N ie tic lebeu uno i'll lpelden
x @erbGltnricn JIG lebcn mn nrtcn. giut Oh aMu an Der Iugabc
i Der faboGitcn SrcTc mhptrfen, ltcbcr %crr, 10 pereiB nht 81
Il iudeu bic mtrfli6c Gage Der fatbuliihen Erefc in ben @ereintsten
x Staaten rifHa 81 perhcbcn. @s 8bt Snuicnoc bon adtholtcn gernne
< bier in Den %cr. Staatcn, mcdr lucpcr Die cigentltdc Nutgnbc,
4 Die Miiiiun Der %rche, nod irc Gage, ihc tbatiddDhhc s. hlf@
X IpIigtcit flr erfcnnen. @s felt ntht an Hatb9ebcrr umo
X @Gdncs Sabrifantcn, fr Die futbpiidc TrGNc, abcr es felt at Senten.
welhc bic 3rcHe praffid nit ben n6tbgen, srpken @eloinnmen mn
nit Serbrctrngsarbcit nntcrnmten, bnmit lie lid ri6ti0 unp
X i6ncIl cntmtfclc.
Ger obr nhht nit Den n0tbigcn 9 I d Is c II mb 9~rDbcrcn
4 NPittclu bclen fam, Der fonu nbr init flcincrcru mb tlctns
tea SHIfc muhpirhn. 3ucrit / { lb it nbonnircn unb b c5ublcn
Inberc ais I6pnncntcn gcpinncu inbcnn man SofaI@ N9nt lutrp; nur
cute NrttfcI nufmcrf1ant nndcn, etc, etc. Wcnn mir ctnnndl rdz
ourd1 %crtdnbnth uno prdftidc Mttdrbcit I'M a lctncrcn NM
&IcinIcn gcponncn babcn, Dnnn mubS mcttcr gcbcn, pnppn
fnnuit Oh ibcr3cu9t icn, licbcr 2eNr.
Ser CT it Sfutt 5um 8cTern lit al Igcmcincrcs -, flares
Z SerfGnbutB Der mirfIthcn Iu9abc Der ErcNc; nnnn
prafthdc Mitnrbcit (niht fruftunS Yldncmndcn) brd) bc5abltc
Ibpnucrcntc unb pirflih nIblidc 0iarbcit
Z Sn Sntcrcnc Der futbpliidcn Ercne,
Z Ser GbcfzHcbaftcur
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
1as ru,iale llebel mnn Rrforn,.

snebcr bpS Io5laIc llbl iO 5mci Bidder rihienrn, bic bns Nciultut
ldn9erer crnrcr Smbten imp. Nutor bcS cincn lit ". Slcrucr, mcdcr i'm
Suffrage be5 BON Subn 8. NudchQcr, Sr, gceictcn Bureaus fr So,io(s
SDgicne ibcr "Stc Troiitution i'll europa" Scidt cinttt. Or crldrt.
naB poli6ciidc Gpntroac. Die Nbionbcrung in Dirndihcn SGuicrn. uub Die
beb6rbGfe 8c9ulhrung bes Io5incu IcbelS Elm 6cbidlag Inb. Scffcntidc
Stintnrnng hdrc bier nntiGcr. Die Scrcinoten Stnatcu, crtqrt Serncr.
icen nabcn noGf1nbi9 bm @cBcn Stapcnbunbcl prIdlpIcn. Sicic
Wetboce ioatc III jcbcm Staot, III iebcr Stnbt, in icbcm Stuonbeil bcfolot
ncrben; baS io5alc lcbcl ipatc aus ben GHentlihcu grblungspldBen frns
gcbalen ub bonn NltObol 8ctrennt wcrbcu; Die IGbdcn IoQrn be-
idnet Die Sndbcn bclebrt. Die Srcaturcn, ipclfe ans DEM llcbcl cincn profis
tn6een Sanpel trcbeu, Idmcr pcriputh bcinni, ub Der 9fauu, mcIdcr
ioldc YldBe rcancnhcrt. 9cicuidaftih 9cddtct ncbcn: in bicien Tidtuns
9cn lagc Der 6orhdrtt' bic Scrrln9crrun9 0eS Io5iacn lcbclS, on5 aQerongS
ne alsgerottct nrNn fam, mic in chncm anoercu bcucrcnspcrtbcu Sucbc
BON I6ct elliott. YrdWbcnt Der Soulbrn Rescue gfiiHou counaticrt nirb.
iolan9e Die @clt nft ScInS unb icnc @cbotc nufnnmt, % lauge udt
icDer Ram ieIbt Gin glaubcnSfarfcr Gin cntbaItiumer
Geni6 9eporben III. 3urId 81 GbrihnnS brn9t ms niht MIR Der 90rmo
Der io5hukn Sraee II a Der, ionbcrn ab Der IuSmcr5uug bs ip;iaIen
llebclS-(G. ~
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gnlsaricnfS Iarlamcnt lit anfsclOn worocn mS bus babu 3pcumub,
sfr5ig So5nircn Dfcrtggcbraft".
g%ebcrum bat bic brabtlufc Geographic bel Stirncn pcrinnenc Tode
cine arobe An3abl WenidenIeben gcrcHet Sbnc lie mare A. .. Der
Sampler yGobcouip" nit @anu umb NauS rmtcrocsangcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
0eiit Der 3cit ipicseln iuldjc Grscug.
Mite, iunocrn ben bnmpfen gbarmno

trnnfer Scelen. @s lit alte miibe
Hai'c. Die baraus ipriht, uift 'iuscnps
lid)c. T~ertrnilen ipir abcr, bab bic
cingeborcne Iulage mo arait n~nIercs
Bottles nod tart 9eruIa lit. nm alc
Dicic 9%cnumIngcn 5l iibcripinocn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27
Gin kntbnlifdjrr Arbritrrurreim.

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-01-27

prebist Die Sruits
Sotidaft, ipeIhe Der Yrdiis
bent in ei8ener Serion Dem
I'M Sisun9siaal bes Ibscz
nrAnetenhnltiea ncrinmn1elten
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-24
MAN
F ORSAKES MAT
TO KEEP FAITH
Dorizas, Penn Hercules, Quits
Wrestling for Fear He May
Kill Somebody,

~ PHILADELPHIA, March "a
Mike Dorizas. strongest cole
gian and star Of the Penn wres-
Ting team. confdcd"to Coach John
H. craig, Of the team tina he thought
he would have TO give up wrestling
because he feared he could not he a
Christian and continue his mat work
craig is cndeavoring TO persuade
Dorizas to change his mind buy the
big Greek declares he fears II he
goes through another experience such
as he did when he Wrestled with
Howe, Of the Navy. the All-American
football guard, he may kin some
body
Dorizas returned from Annapolis
with n broken nose, two black eyes
and a badly bruised body, besides the
knowledge Of the fact that he had
failed TO throw Howe, uotwithstand
ing that the local student got the de
cision after nine minutes Of Wr@s-
Ting
"Why didn't You 60 after him q"
Craig demanded Of Dorizas 'Why
didn't you make him stop his rough
work ?"
Dorizas told craig that he had won
the greatest victory Of his life. as he
had managed 10 keep his temper in
the face OF foul tactics.
II followed my Christian teaching,
Dorizas said, and am satisfied.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-24
Jack Johnson Not in
Such Awful Condition

NEW YORK. March 24-Jack john
son. despite reports to the contrary, IS
leeping himself in fairly good condi-
ion and viii be al his best when he
enters the ring TO defend his title
against Frank Moran. Such was the
statement Of a man well known TO the
boxing world who returned from Paris
few DAYS ago and who, while in the
French capital, found time to watch
The negro champion indulge in some
light work johnson Is by no means
ready TO step into the arena now. hut
ne is by no means in the poor condi-
ton that friends Of Moran would have
II Vas greatly surprised 70 find john
son in such good condition" was his
comment He is, of course not at his
hest. but three months Of training viii
make him ready for hard battle. II
has been stated that he is lingering. in
the glare of the calcium and hitting the
nigh nlaces Perhaps he is. but the
fact remains that every day finds him
In the gymnasium going through the
muscle building exercises ana boNlhg
spyprgl rounds ~
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-24

TACON, March 94-Tho 1914
WI varsity baseball team which
will represent Mercer Univev-
sity this season has about been
picked. There is vet a possibility of
one or two changes, but the lineup
looks pretty much settled.
The squad has been working hard
the last few days, the time being
spent for the most part in hitting and
sliding practice.
Three pitchers have about cinched
their jobs Hunt the red headed
pitcher Of last years team, is On
hand with the same old speed and
hop on the ball. He is no doubt the
one best bet He should easily win q.
majority of the games he twirls this
season, and may win an All-Southern
berth.
Forester, who made his baseball
IN" in the box last season, is back
and looks at least so per cent better
than ever. Big Boy should win
many games with good support. Ste
yens seems to be a good man In the
box. He has a good, fast ball and
fine breaking curves. He is expected
to pitch in several games. Johns and
Deariso may yet win place in fast
company, but at present the other
three
nrHTND the hat viii he found two
Is new men both good, Clements
will nrobablv he first-string receiver.
He has The men" and throws to bases
in hig league fashion He is fair
"a Us - BIZ ''' .,
team has fought his way IN to var
sitv He ia hitting veil and nrobabIv
MS viii land him a Mace in the line
Nm
an+ain Tom Wills holds down first
hoso ~ no Guaer,s taste He is a
sto95,s bsii rIaver fair hitter and a
sood leader He was good last year
and ehoIId he even better this season.
Dev-bsrrv has sniLed second base.
We hans from Tanier High school.
lie is fast fielder. a good base run
nor ood sboIiId hit for a good average.
U-sitar Grace claims fhe shortstop
,race Al nrasent he is hitting better
fhan any man on the squad. bar none.
lie l. ont If the game for two or thres
1yeel-s now, With the n1unps This is
= severe blouJ to the team for Mer-
@or,s eason onens next week with
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-24
Hendrix Tired Of
Feds; He Wants to
Return to Pirates

HOT SPRINGS. ARK, March "a
Claude Hendrix the former Pittsbura
pitcher, has already tired Of his Federal
League berth. says Fred Clarke Bar.
ney Dreyfuss, of the Pirates, stated to-
day that Hendrix called up Manager
Clarke over the long distance telephone.
stating that he wanted TO come bach
into the fold and that he would gladly
accept salary Of $4,000 That figure
is bit lower than what Hendrix drew
last year.
Clarke told Hendrix as he had signed
with the Federals he did not want 10
have any further dealings with him.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-24
Tener and Dreyfus
Object to Thomas

HOT SPRINGS, ARK. March "a
Charles Thomas appointment by Mr..
tioual League team will scarcely he ac-
cepts bic 70 the club owners or direct
ors. and ] doubt II he viii he allowed
to mi the office" stated President Bar.
ney Dreyfuss Of the Piusburg club to-
day. II motive that President Tener
has already objected 90 Thomas
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-24
START GAMES AT 3 O'CLOCK.

CHICAGO, March "a -Chicago's base
ball games Will start promptly al 3
u'rlngk hereafter This has been the
starting hour ar The White Sox park
for wears. and to-day the MANAGEMENT
of the cubs and Federal League each
said they would adopt the same starting
hour.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-24
rlnERs ouIr nuLEpnRr

hard practices to-day and one IN the
morning will wind mp the Tigers train
ing here The team leaves Wednesday
night and plays at Jackson with New
Orleans THURSDAY
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-24
CARDINALS ZEAL ArALErlcs

ST NTGt SLIME. FLA March "a
I.e Cardinals q ,,.,'.. i5e Aini@,,,ic9s
u pu c>-I.ra' NrrD Gle stars Of the
game
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-24
ATHLETICS IN cHARLEsroN

CHARLESTON, s. q. March 24-Tha
Athletics flush with their victory over
Savannah, arrived here to-day to CLASH
with Charleston.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-24
DR., WOOLLEYS SANITARIUM

and all inebristy and
drug additions sciep-
tihcally treated our a
years experience shows
p uents also treated al
1ial a book on the suhs
Y 4 SON. No, IA, Ries
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-24
To-day's Games


Macon VS. Gordon IN Barnesville
Louisville VS. Tennessee in Knoxville
cubs in Nashville.
Tech VS. Atlanta Medical College at
Grant Field
south Carolina vs. Lafayette at Co
lumbia
North Carolina vs.. Wake Forest at
washington and Lee vs.. Bucknell at
Lexington
Trinity VS.. Eastern az Durham
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-24
MERCER TEAM
Picked; WILL
BEAR WATCHING
Baseball Squad Hard at Work
Practicing Hitting and Slid
ing to the Bases.

vi varsity baseball team which
will represent Mercer Univer-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-18
WEATHER WARM TODAY
Temperature Is Normal for First Time
in Week-ShOwers Tonight?

For the first time in a week the
temperature is normal today. The
sky was clear this morning. but by
two o'clock was partially overcast.
The forecast calls for unsettled wealth
er. and probably showers.
Sunday the river reached the low
est stage ever recorded at Topeka in
the month of May-4.6 feet. The
stage was At feet today.
At two o'clock this afternoon the
wind was twelve miles an hour from
the southeast.
The corn and wheat region bulle-
tin issued from the local weather Office
and covering the forty-eight hours
ending at seven o'clock this morning
reads:
"Measurable rain fell Saturday or
Saturday night in all parts Of Kansas
except the eastern third. 1t was light
in the western third. but heavy
enough to soak the ground well In
several central counties. Light scat
tered showers have also fallen in the
last "a hours. Temperatures continue
slightly below normal. At Z o'clock
this morning cloudy weather was gen.
eral, with rain falling at Eureka,
Goodland and Scott City, Kan"
The hourly readings:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-18

Of tho churcheG,'' said the vice presi-
dent, that because church and state
are separate and the state makes the
schools. the church feels itself abDOlved
from any duty in the direction OF edu-
cation OF youth.
The state IL permitted to mold chill
dren from tho age Of up through the
time when they are going through col
lege, where many Of the professors are
agnostics and atheists. but now the
church IL awakening to the fact that
children 'shoud be reared in the way
OF Christian faith from the nursery up
ward. I believe there is In this coun-
try today q great spiritual awakening
and the church is beginning to see that
1t has turned over entirely too many OF
its functions to the state"
The vice president also let 1t be
known that some day he would forget
all Of the other political parties and Join
the Socialists.
But" he added. IT shall never do
this until it becomes a friend of the
church; never while it flaunts on the
streets a red banner in the face OF
faith in God and the marriage service.
The Socialism in which believe and
to which hope some day to adhere IL
not that which concerns itself with con-
sideration of power and property but
that Of spirit"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-18
Want TROOPS TO STAY
Austria Requests Wilson to Keep Sol
diers In Colorado.

Washington, May 1S.-Representa-
tive Keating of Colorado conferred
with President Wilson today concern
ing conditions in the strike district of
his state. Although the president had
advised Governor Ammons that fed
eral troops would not be allowed to
remain indefinitely in tie strike SEC
ton, Mr.. Heating said the president
was not disposed to withdraw the gov
ernment forces Immediately and is
willing to do everything within reason
for the preservation of peace in the
coal region.
Mr.. Heating expressed doubt as to
the ability Of the state militia to MAIN
tain order in the strike districts after
the withdrawal Of federal troops un-
less mine owners consent to the me-
diation Of disputed questions.
Austrian Ambassador Dumba today
laid before the secretary of state and
the secretary Of war an urgent request
that federal troops be retained on
duty in the Colorado strike district.
The requests were made at the instiga-
ton of the Austrian government on
information received by their agents
in Colorado.