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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-19

At the present time. the question of edu- cation Is receiving the careful attention and consideration of the people of Ala bama.
 It Is universally admitted that it is a vital and important question.
 All recognizes that iliiteracy in Alabama is too high and must be remediel.
 In order to provide remedies it is best to ascertain first. what Alabama Is do- ing for education.
 For this purpose. the figures for tho scholastic year ending September 30. 1913. will have to be used, as all the figures for 1914 are not available. but 1914 will show an increase over 1913, in all de- partments, of the amounts expended for education.
 These figures show the amounts ex- pended for the public schools. institutions and colleges of the state, from October l. 1912, to September 90. 1913.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-10-19

UNIVERSITY OF ALABAMA. Tuscaloosa .................. StT $86, ,O0O co POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-25

tematically cultivated in her. he
American has raised her to the rank
of his mistress and absolute soVer-
eign, in whose service he wears him
self out submissiVeIy and joyousIy.
He has built temples for her and
placed her, like deity, upon pedes-
tai.
!. One would have to be a god indeed
to be able to bear such benuf1ections
and idolatry without being pulled up
with monstrous egotiSm.
Woman is but a poor mortal and
she is paying the price of her deif1ca-
ton. Her feelings are blunted and her
soul impoverished while her jewel
box is enriched. All that the man
offers her she accepts, impossible, as
if it were her right.
To her it seems perfectly natural
that man should slave from morning
till night in order to satisfy her ext
gencies. 1t is she who condemns him
to chase wildly after millions and bill
lions. For her sake he created the
Trusts. The gold which. he extortiates
from groaning multitudes he deposits
at her feet. ----
And all. this he does without a
word. For conversation he has his
business connections, his political
friends, his club comrades. Woman,
he esteems, is worth more than that,
she is too precious a being.
Her he looks at fixedly with adj
miration and desire. He is always
ready to take out his check book for
her.
Thus it is evident that their COM
partnership can be nothing but most
material one. He wishes to enjoy, she
to shine. Their union is limited to
the domination of the senses and van
ity. 1t is not a mutual penetration,
mingling of the souls.
The American woman eSneciallV
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-25

Omaha, Neb.-Frank G. Odell, edi-
tor of a farm magazine, has been
chosen rural secretary of the Amer
lean Rural Credit Assn. The purpose
of the society is to float longtime
loans on farm lands as a means of
enabling men to acquire farms. He
says there are a hundred millions in
European banks that are available. =
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-16

erlebt man e6en Ben sriumpb. rSubs
i9 es nidt T9on i'm oDrdus geIdgt2"
@S 1T bic 5reuoe am eigenen WtiBs
erfoIg.
Der MiBerfolg abtr pirb III oieIea
5dGen fuit gefpaItiom be~rbeigefabrt.
DEM iper ppr born6erein an bas
MiBlin9en glaubt, gebt nit geringem
8ertroaen an feline Sa6e uno ii6ers
I6dbt Die S6nierigteiten unb 9ins
oerniFe. Mon faBt Die 9tnge ohne
W2ut uno p6ne SerS en-. 41es
@ouen ober erfproert Mnt, Breu0ig'
teit unb Ser3enspdrme. ltno audi
ettpos 2eidt6er5isteit, ipenn bie unb
bo mandes f6ief gebt. 0drum
perOen I'M 9tben INNER b~ieienigen
ole meiften uno gr0beren Grfolse
bnben, Sic pbne iiberfIifiaen geiiis
mismus tire Sone a~nfaiTsn unb an
cine enoli9e Grfi1ung ibrer reaIeu
5pffnunsen g%Iauben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-16

Der Iai erifien in aIler Serr.
Iidfeit unb erireute @ania uuo
Sier. SIM @oIoe, roo eS bis oabiu
70 oOe mo till mar, lpurbs es lie.
benoig; ales Tibilierte in ieIiset
9ilIt. Ger Gieu ipielte Dergai1l
inn Sonneni6ein, Da5 9toos Be.
ihallte ii6 i'm Spiegel Der flarcn
Eautr0piteu mo ireutc Iidl iiber
oen reijcnoen 9lnbIld, Die 4iai6lu.
men borten ireuOig oob ieine @e.
ldilte ibrer iilbcrncn Wlodlein, penn
Der @ino iie bin. mo beri1wang.
Niles ireute iite llur Die Gro.
Ecere mcinte; 0enn mcnluHo bead.
tete iie, %nieunouO blidte olf lbte
nctBe glu1natfrone uulo lire grit.
nen glGtter, Die lie bod mir groBer
Sor9falt gebiIbet bate. Dos 9iell.
den ALIEN fam iummelO 5u ieE,
iudtc iie 81 troiten utlO bat, @I.
bulls nno Soitnung nidt 81 per-
Iierelg llto Die grobecre bottle uno
6orrte. llu0 iic6e, balo DurOe ibr
5ru6t6oocu ileiidia, iaitig unO
lieB bie f0iiliGeu 9ecrell %reiiclt.
gQs nun Oa5 Maibliimdcn idon
ldnait ~cltblottert wnr pnlO niemann
ntebr Oanad iragte, Oa ltallO iie III
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-16
Die Grhheerr.

ibrer ann5en gra9t, belaOen mil
Den idonlten ull0 lulrr8igiten 0rudl.
ten uno eeliebt bon @tenid uno
9ier. Niles br1ngie ii@ iegt berau,
nm all uaid)en uno 81 id)motieu:
9i9b0rnteu bolte fir ietne alet.
nell, amciien ipeliten, Gogel pidten,
mo nod ipdt abetoS itedte Glib.
murmten Die 2ateruc Oil mo fleg
berbei, Inn 5it maiden. GrObeerc 3ot
alien BON tbrem llebcriluB; obcr
Die 6eiten 5rii9tc bcbteIt file 5uriif
unS beocdte iie iorgiam NIT ibten
g~riinen gl1ttern.
Qod) zines Ytorgeus lam Elm bet.
ala M1goelein NIT eiHem fleincn
aorbden uno iuftc Grobaercil fir
Die frante Wllltter. Ga j~ittcrtc ole
Gr0beere Dor @onnc, DAB Elm Fri.
ifer RoracntpinO Die 9latter htb
uu0 Die purpurrotcn 8eeren 3eigte.
SubeIno ncigte iid Oa5 @dgOlein
nieocr, piliidte 10 oicI, ais es Deim.
tragrn fonute, utO lubte Die tranfe
0iltter.
Seitocm tpdd)it bic grObcerc be.
lfeiOen in itiQer ghlialfcit fort
mo ipcnoet Die iuBcn 5rIdte, Oni,
iie Oeu glrmen ulto 2eloeuoeu 6lir
Ra0rtntg Oieuell. eto
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-16
sbwarzlebersi And MiBerfoIS.

Der gefimilt ooer S9narSie6er
bort itnmer unO iiberaa nur ons
Rein, WD Elm anberer mad @riinben
Iu6t unb 1J9 bemibt, einen MiBers
fola ooer Elm MiBIingeu gu erflGren,
1T fir ben S9paraIebsr bic SADIE
abgttar. Gs inuB miBliugeu, ieoer
grfolg lit ausgeiatpfen, oern Is 1T
nun einmal 10, baB aGes miBlingt,
ipie er e8 au6 ueriu4en mag.
gr 1T Elm 3pilingsbrubsr oes
qe6bogels, bern glet6fans ales miBa
lingt, Sen INNER BAG MiBseidtd Oer'
folqt, tpo oae anberen MenI6en
Slid 6oben. glur bab Der pe6Oogel
Der ipmpotbiidere Menfa 1T, @r
bs3itbt uues nur duf fid, ouf feline
sigeut perion uuO beliBt cine ientis
mentale aeiignntiun, Die bos Mitges
fibl oes Rdditen erregt. Der
Saparafebsr aber lit Elm gefdbrIt9es
Sn0iDiOuum. Gr bebdlt ben Delft
mismus ni6t etpa MIR gum etgenen
@sbruu6, ionSern Iu6t ibn oils Ders
oerblides @ift alien einsufI1bsn Bit
nit ibm in 8erlbrung tommen. Mtl
Iismuno aus fsinsr llmeebung eitpas
unternebmen, 10 pirb Der S6par5s
|Isbsr bunOsrt @riinOe anfiibren, mil
'bentn er ben llnternebmunssiuitiaen
.lGbmtn uno ibn1 ben Wlut ruubef
lam. Wirb in Ieinsm 9stlsin Elm
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-16

gui iungcr &irt dngitigtc feline
Iadbarn oft obne glot. Der 8oIfl
Der Bolfl~ jdrie CT ans uoller
araitell, iul6 nelln MN Die Sirttn
an ieiner Silie berbeigeciIt fanlell,
70 mar fem 8oIf gu iebel; Der 9lrt
ober Itnno gnll5 rubig Oa uno
Iofte ite nod Oa3u ans.
WtcbrmaIs mar ibm oieier torid,.
te Gter5 gclungen. GnOli6 abor
ioate CT ibn bitter bereller. Der
8olf iieI u1mli9 zines Cages ipirf.
lid in feline Seroe elm. s3u SiIfc,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-16

Zen iunoeu aobI uno ben Spinat
Der peibe mo Der rote Slice
9emirtetcu am Gioin 6ab GeD;
limb no fd nod Elm SIitmlciu ian6,
ga NOR 6os gieuenpoIf sur Sam.
9lS enOIi6 man Oes Spielens iatt
uno allies miioe mar unO matt,
9lies Acknowledgements Star
Gum Sommeln; mo ole Gogel.
i9nr
S6uaug Iuitig iih auf Strmlf)
un0 Steiu
limo itimmte in fem Sieo nit cir.
ga Lief nit 4olteru uto @eifrei
aus allen Wtufcln eS berbet. -
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-16

Ger Iette ouf Dem SammetuIaB
@ar ielbitDeritanOlA9 8oter Spos
Wlit ieincu ainoern l}ie5 ino Yine.
gto6Oem ser 9ug gcorOuet NOR.
@IieS - rgorp1rts mari6l" -
Grompeter Star.
limb BEL Der abenoiontie Shein
Sing es init Summen, Sing unO
Sang,
1rompeten., Eronmel., 6l6tcu.
Hang
llno ganfenidaq Oas 6elo entIon1
3urit sulu trauten Sirteubaiu.
Gas mar elm i6oner Mnientag,
8ie,S ieIten einen gebcn lingl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-16

WaenI4, cine Sat, cine Ginri9tung
.ooer Ipnit etnos gelobt. pirb er
bunoert tritiI4e 9ermertungen bOn
Ii6 ge6er, bic ods Sob 3uni4te
maGen. un0 psnn er nobrs
nimmt, 0ab feline anii6ten uno
aud feline Beripn iid nt4t Be-
fonoerer 8eIiebtbeit erfreuen, 10 miro
er iiber ale RoBsn pariiber Derlpuns
bert fem linb miro iufort cine neue
Red,tfertiaung Ieintr Qn19auung fins
ben, oab Sic MenI46eit unb bic gauge
@elt aus 8osbsit unb RieAertrd4t
5u1ammeugeIebt Ieien,
Sn Dirtli6teit glei6en Die Sc
oanten unD @efiibIe bes S9tporas
febers uno bes Qe9bogels eepiFsn
Niirfen pe8 8umernngs Der MuitruIs
meyer. 8ie Der 8umerdng fommer
Die 9inge gu oenen suriid, bic tie aus.
|aepnrfen baben. Ser 8e9pogel bat
Bed, unO Dem SdparaIeber erfiiaen
1i9 ale feline @eOanten.
Oo6 neirr, baltsn mir uns an BIZ
Mabr6ett. tnb Sic 8ubr6eit 1T, Oof
Der qs9bogel our9aus nt6t INNER
Bed bat unp Die @orausIosungsr
bes 99parsiebsrs ii9 aud MIDI
INNER srfitlIeu. Qber bos @srfdbrT
glsi6t Dem Der fdIedten prppbstsn;
Wlon uimmt MIR Rpti3 BON benz.
pds eintrifft. Sn Oislem Sale nrr
pom g0ien. @ett cine Sade GUT
|ous, 10 1T e. nur Der notiirlint 2auf
Der 0inse. Gtbt Is IaIirnm aug. 70
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-16

9iB, allen onoern gum Ger0rpb,
Gen Saien in ben $interilb;
limo ibren Better, Meiiter Stor,
StieB NIT ben 6iiBeu iie iogor.
1oh 0aiiir ltltte Innl6onI
5peht
Dit icinem Sduabel fic 5urebt.-
golO idtpurg Die geiite nlall Jun
3on5
lIuo iong Gin giltgeI--RoicHfrnn8
Gam Lief man Inn cin @aulmuriS
bans
limo ipiclte flciBig oang unG
YiduS"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-16

sytod Gem, ltnp nun gelIleptH
bsibt "a borin bin ih isltiam
liclg aeipprbtn" fem Wort msbr
barber. Better Ranisn, Der baniide
Dinter, Idrieb eiHmaI nnh ofpl6
rinsm Saee4: sWloria, IN isinIiib
Isnofe Der 5rausn, Id bauie Dir,
neil On mid perI9onieIt nit allen
Garen, NIT rpber priosris. bic als
S6omgsilbl au%sltaiiitrt ptrb, nit
bpitsriIdtr angit, nit b.udIerti fen
3rdnsn."
qber ais enH@nIOigung fiir bic
anbersn mub man fi4 poriItIleu, iuts
Grouen grisie T9risbsn. Der ipiBise
Gron5pIe iragt: ngrau6t bic 5rdu
ctpa ibrtn Sut, oainit CT ibr ben
aopf bebedt7 9rou9t Te stpo pen
SonnenI9irm gum G4ubs sesen bic
Sonne2 SIT cine 9omRnubr ba3u
bu, bob lie bic 3eit dngibi2 8orum
foil Der Brief tiner Grnu btm Gnp
hanger bic pabren geOdGten oi.ier
5rau ofIenbaren, pie stpl Der 8riei
eines ebrli6en 8nufmannts. in otm
es beibt; Sd i4ide 5buen 3pnu3ig
pfunb 2otfes, neil Der Mann pirt'
ltd 5ipon5ig BIunO sofiss i4idt!"
Nein 10 perben %4iebssbrieic
ni6t geI4yisbsn, iqnOsrn nod Der
@sfi6IsDslt Der Sper. Cine iiibe
UiuIit 1T basin, cine lounosrpoIle
Wlelobie, absr ieoss 9Ort raui4t in
eiusm S4lsppilsioe Onbin, psrIaigt
9ebdrbtn = a~usgebreiteie 4rme uuo
gen SimmeI gsrt9tete 8Itde = ooer
pdl3t Ii9 i'm Stoube unO llirrt init
aetten: pSa = perflu6t, 0u goies
pidt, breimal perfluGt, btnob our
50l-te!" 2sioeui6aftlife 8erebrer
Der MluIit, obsr erbitterts Ge9ner Der
Spsr, bic init 6eiBem gtmiiben ii9
ben grobsn, ibnsn unfaBbaren Sim
fluB oieier 9unItgnttung gu ertIdrsn
Iudten, tdmeu Su Dem @rgeGnis, baB
bic Observation-Disclosures ainoern
, glei9en, bic Del benz Mir9ens qns
fang: SIS mar etnmaI iofort
bereit Iiub gu gIouben, Oab bic 3itre
bic Meniasnipra6e reosn t6nnsu.
ISiefe 8ereltptlligteit, bic btn onOern
bur9 tbr realiItif9 geY4uItes Emp
fiuosn unmogIi4 1T, 5eigcn fe aud
IN Der Opsr uno punoern iid Oess
6nIb ni6t, ipenn Der Dur9 brsi
S9psrt6iebe i6sr ben Ropf psripuns
bette 6eIO niht ebsr ftsrben tonn, als
bis er nit benz IeBten Seuf5er Ieines
S9ponengeionges bas bobe G trz
rei4t bat. sic gtar6en burar, benn
Its foil ia I'M 2ebsn ebenfaIIs Dor
fommeu, bdB jcmono aus icinem ges
{teigerttn Gmpfinoeu berou5 ain aIIs
tag pl0Blt8 I1rii6 pirO NIB @erie
in Die groiogegenreoe itammeIt ooer
i'm t~iefften S9mer3 ein frommes gieb
dn1tthlmt.
Qltsg, mas auF bic 9pernI4pGrs
merinnen Ginbrud gema6t, ne6men
tie bober unbebtntlid in bos ipirtIi9e
9eben, unter mDberne Mtenf9en nit,
unb bober fommt es, bob iie 10 oft,
Iiebt ieIbt 3ur !6eIbin elmer 2iebess
gef6iGte gsporben, in Der ite nbons
belno", bas betBt briefi4rsibenD oufs
treten iollsn, baB fie nun gIei4Iom an
bic Rompe treten, ii9 outs Ser5
f9lagen unb t6r g%mpfinoen nod
bDber i6ruuben maiier - unb bann
erit Beginner.
Gs gibt logenannte rQiebesbriefs
TELLER" nit ben Hubriten: .Ginfa4e
GiebesertlGrungen" unb .QiebesertlGs
rungen feurtger 2lrt". 9ieIe bet5en
Rubriten unteri6eiOen it6 - uebens
Bel bemertt = nur burh Die llebers
If9riften, Ionit iiub ie beibe 9Ieid
fsurig - ober mas 1T baS aud fir
elm 6euer! 9ie 0pernIdpdrmerins
ner niirben erroten, tuenn Ite einmal
bergIt6en, ME GbnliA tire 8rtefe ben
bier bu~rgebrudten Muitern iperben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-16

Aud oglumpiud", pa6nig~, Studs
nus 2od)4
limo allOere SpieIe iolgteu nod.
Yton pIouoertc, man aB mo tranf.
9ief ourb oaS 8elo uno pfiff mo
fang.
@tnn trie6 nit @olm un0 ac6reu
SGer5,
S6oB 1iigcl1itf. mo n~ico.rndrte
Ole Sutnmeln ihliGen o0rul lut0
iuallll
Gid bcilnlih fort gum 20peu5abn /;
limo MGiiter 2anlpe frp6 9eiponbi
9fuf alien Bieren ilbers 2ono,
9egriiBte eDrfurbtSpoll Die Saot,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-16
8atbEel- itnG
5piels&f.
aOsOSruppsu.

2~OsOsrhppsn.
/.
j gaut aus Son 1tr6 baut ms Iautcr
6~rtebeu5iperfc;
g2er a lit, tdntpft nn0 tr,nlt Dabei AMI
leinc Starie.
Gin Singing, bsm man idpl
Sem Sodenbaar genemnlcll,
@iro our 8eridtsperiou,
@enr er ell 10 bcionllteit.
3.
Guropns Norocn lit es einberleibt;
Hebutt Tim 5trei Snlte uern ulIp lbni
helbieibt
Gin Qau6. bss 9iame ie6em ai1b bea
iannt
lInb on3 bph uiemelS nod Cit Eorider
fauh. .
4.
9 Elm Nloun bon 0eilt,
6 Der fit6rt uno iretit;
$ 6ds Nid)tIdipert III Der Gam,
& I'M @trneroterIanb.
----
5.
Sn 9 pft @aiier, 9iilG III %;
Seoeru in 50, III $ oft Gdleb;
Sr q S4lahimut. Sdmnatglnt in y.
9.
8 Gin rirlerIc9ntct &iiieubaiu,
u Gin &orgebirg BON 8leild nab Sein.
-----
Z.
I bient gum Siitucti1llb, 9 ireIpt ~
Selb iefu g9cleii
Is idricb Elm Ernhtbltj, hd9 lcin Sins
ldbt unecIeicn.
y.
SRit ! Elm nad' rer 6duontrfsmnm,
nit / IpumtS 8aienber6ea al.
---
Q.
9iit ru Gin NInm uol Huib ilun Milhe,
sfit au Elm Uliee Der @dsImeasilfe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-16
DER ~liieenbafte 3irt.

su Silfc, meme 9ruoerl" iorrmert,
CT mlttt in b6diter Ger8weiiIung.
Ser @oIf lit Oa! Is lit DirflidI
Ger Bolfl"
Seine 9odbarn borten uObl iei'
lleu Rotihrei, bIieben aber rubig in
loren Siitten, neil ibm niemono
me6r gloubte, un0 Der 8olf err
niirgte eiiten groBen Cell ieineg
SCRIBE.
User einmnl liigt, benz eIaubt man
nidt,
ltnO fpenn er aid bic Ba6rIeit ipri6t.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-16

7rompeten., GrommeI,, 6l6teu.
Hang
1lno 9oufeniddu ben @oI0 entloGg
Sns iantengriine 6elo binein.
Der alifud rtef,
Der 3eiiig pfiff,
llno allies Biipite, iprotlg lttt6 Iiei,
LIN eriter ouf Dem BIob 5u icin.
9ns flinfe Ieb idrilt tef boron,
Sbm idloB fidj Meiiter 2owlpe an:
Damn foIgten Glitter, 9fmtieI, Star.
Ga6 ibnen ging ell Groiielpaar;
slls letter in Der goBcIihar
grI6ien Der @niienriticr Spat
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-16
Tlr um9ere Sm0eno,
Gin aMaifef.

.Go6 nirmarlO fam, iotueii man in9,
Gem onorrn nit ge0adjt 5u nab.
allr eiumal iieIS DEM Spaeen eiH,
Sin 5mfenpdrdlen au5ui4rein;
limb ciueu adter, jung uno
oumtnt,
SiieB err aus @osDeii 6reimal ur,
Die Glitter audi i'm oua8en 2auO
gus b6ie 2ieie pobIbetairt,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-16

Oil oritern mar i'm girfenbain
Elm Miiblenba9
Gin Iuit'ger Gag,
Isles ielten einel gcbcn mag. -
gei mmoerboloem Souneui6eir,
Del Noienoutt
limo 2en5esluIt
Sing es nit SuutntelL Sing nO
Gang,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-16

10.
9Rit ill Elm Wann Uol SitIb nnb Wilpe,
ltit an elm @lie0 Der S6elneu8iIoc.
IL.
9 0eilohtcn, 8 gegeiielL
; ant aap!tnl genleien.
IA.
n 8irS berbGret, | ipirb
,3eipieIt unb %drrangiert,
LIMB 8 oon gilt unO Sungta
@eipielt oft uno geIunaeH.
10.
&c 1T fir D}am uno 8rdt Elm muent.
bebrlldr Aleib,
Sod obne nj Drin, ITS Wiigefi6l in
lei0.
-
IA.
20 I6tpdrut i'm SonnRni6ein uno qorns
penliti;
$50 9 lit, eriitiert elm @ar5eS niht;
s lie6t Den 9liiden mebr ais bas @ciidt.
----
10.
@ tleibet Heine ainoer Bis gum Sals,
Sp iaunt' ieoe 3arrsfrdu ebenlolS.
81 tcmtt Elm ieber 9iilndner ieoeniaus.
-
10.
g III air6 nnb 8~ierenbails,
II ouf benz SeIbe;
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Gin Summel. unO Sorniiiel.
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limo binier oieien lieien nlc6r
aIs bunoerttauicno Safer Der.
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SllTuletl,
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SdIiipten,
Gin Ser5cn, Grippeln, EroppcIn,
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The bee., 1914-05-22

ship of the Cincinnati club has
never spared expense in endeavor.
ing to give Cincinnati good base
ball and a winning team. They
realize fully that an expenditure
of even a hundred thousand dollars
for the purchase OF high-class
players would be a splendid fnan-
cial investment il it would gain
for them winning team. They
have given the Cincinnati public
the finest grandstand in the coun-
try and one of the finest and larg.
est parks. The grandstand was
finished in May, 1912, and cost
the Cincinnati ownership nearly
a half million dollars. The grand.
stand proper seats about twelve
thousand people, while the other
stands and bleachers seat some
ten thousand more, making a total
seating capacity Of about twenty.
two thousand. When this stand
was dedicated in May, 1912, there
were twenty-eight thousand people
in attendance.
The bee., 1914-05-22

Comiskey; a mag
nihcient ball player
but who had abso-
lutely no control
over his men and
who left a heritage
of lack of harmony,
jealousy and fac
tional interests to
those who succeeded
him,-Kelley, Grit
fifth, O'Day and
Tinker. Not one of
these men had the
ability to cure this
defect, to weld the
factional interests
The bee., 1914-05-22

the amount of
money paid
W h c n their
services were
of little value
to the club
S h ould be
taken into con-
sideration in
the salary they
receive when
they become
of real value.
The making of
a great ball
club and its
conse quential
financial con-
dition is due
almost entirely
to the playing
The bee., 1914-05-22

two men in all baseball that are
more unlike in personal character
istics. McGraw has won cham
pionship after championship, with
team whose individual ability was
hardly above a second division
team. Aggressive and domineer-
ing, ruling his men with an iron
hand, he instills into them a fren-
zied enthusiasm to win. What
McGraw cannot teach a man in
baseball is not worth knowing, and
he has infused into them that in
domitable spirit of fighting to the
last moment that has brought so
many pennant to New York.
Connie Mack is man of lovable
personality and great quiet force.
His ability in the selection of
young players is remarkable. He
seems to possess an intuitive
knowledge of their real ability and
his judgment in selecting them has
seldom erred. He has inspired his
men with so much respect and
affection for him that they play
ball with do or die spirit, more
to gain his commentator than for
anything else.
The lack of a proper manager
has undoubtedly been the cause
for the poor showing made by the
Reds for so many years. Since
the days when Comiskey left the
cluh there has NOT hean n MON
The bee., 1914-05-22

a man of ire
proachable pri-
vate character
He is clean
straig htfor-
ward and man.
ly and already
has infused in.
TO his men.
W h o h We
learned TO ad-
mire him and
respect him, a
winning spirit
II is every
thought is now
bent on the
success Of his
The bee., 1914-05-22

into a harmon
ious W h ole.
and to infuse
into them the
winning spirit
The lack OF
mana erial
success h as
often been
blamed upon
til c ! u b
ownership by
reason ~ in.
reference, bur
this is scarcely
credible. For
y ears this
ownership has
been vested in
men Of large
affairs, whose
The bee., 1914-05-22

high-class manager. They weighed most care.
fully the qualifications of every available man
for this position and finally decided on Charles
L. Herzog. He is ball player OF high standing
with several years training under McGraw and
The bee., 1914-05-22

ager with sufficient ability to make winning
team of the Reds. There have been managers
who knew baseball in the highest degree, but
who were sadly lacking in tact and diplomacy
in handling their men, Buck" Ewing succeeded
The bee., 1914-05-22
The Reds New Manager.

Notwithstanding the expensive
failures that the playing managers
OF the past have been to the Gin
cinnati Ball Club the club manage.
ment has never hesitated to make
any financial sacrifice TO secure a
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to them for purity and termination
tests.
In the dryer sections on a properly
prepared seed bed, five pounds or SEED
per acre sown with a grain drill a
given IN ample stand. Eight to twelve
pounds is usually recommended for
average conditions if the seed is drill
ed in; if sown, broadcast, one-haIf
more seed should be sown. II a grass
seeder is not available to use on the
drill, the seed should be mixed with
some other fine material to give II
bulk and prevent leaking and drilling
too thick.
Owing to variations in drills. a meas
ured quantity of the mixture should be
put in the drill and the area OF land
seeded by this amount noted, so as
to be certain hat the proper amount
of seed is being put on. Fine screen
ed sawdust, bran, coTnmeai, or parch-
ed millet may be used. ~Inoculated dirt
is used when dried in the shade, but
is rather hard on the drill. Two parts
of bran to one Of seed, with drill set
at one-half bushel Of wheat per acre.,
should iced about the right amount.
Alfalfa seed should not be planted
very deep-the depth depending some
what on the soil. If the seed bed is
in proper condition, sufficiently solid,
and moist, one inch should be deep
enough. The seed bed should be so
solid hat the drill wheels do not sink
in more than an inch, which will ad-
NIT rP rao,1atinu tho 1anth of the
disks accurately. The seed should not
be sown unless the moisture in the soil
is within one inch of the surface-it
is a waste Of seed and work to plant
in a dry soil. Press wheels for firming
the soil on the seed in the drills are
very important.