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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

itolt neben mir lGbe als S9atten, bic
eigentiimli9en. 5ipineenbeu 4ugen.
glls ob i1 ben 9uft otuete, Der aiss
sing BON ibr
Gie reife am @nbe Der Wo9e ab.
uno nun geIhab bos Seltiamite."
Sr fab mid 5ipeifelno an.
.Qluf bie gefa6r, OaB Sic mid fit
einen Babniinnieeu bolten. Gs mar
am %. Septem6er. SD fam ipdt oes
Qlben6s ins 5otel 3uriid. Sebr berz
punDert, odB Giles 2eben I'm Sauie 5u
f9ldfen IAien. Die Sir 5u meinem
3immer tono often" II SauieH 5its
tcrte am ean5en 8Drper II nuno mits
ten i'm 3immer i'm bellen Wtonoliht
iianO Mlario bon @elOern in Sebens
arDBe, DieIlei9t etpas bloher als FONT.
9lnes @lut erltdrrte in meinen 4oern,
uno bonu por es auf cinmal, als ob
cine jaud5enoe 5reuoe nis @onoe
iprenge.
SD poIlte ouF iie gu, lie IN meine
Mrme I9lieben. SD tonnte es ni4t.
Sm mar gclGbmt, ais mid tire 3Dins
eenoen ountlen Q[ugen trofen. 9lber
lie tam auf MIDI 81, nit tleinen, ges
rGuI9loien, gleitenoen S6ritten -
uno ais iie 0iht bei mir mar, Oa ipebte
mir Der olci6e ieliIom betdubeHoe
9uft entgegen, ben i'd an ibr fannie.
Sic i9Iang ibre ipeiBen, eistaIten
9lrme nm meinen 6als. tiiBte mi1
nit eistaIten. feu6ten 2ippen. Da
fiel iA betpuBtlos 81 8oOen.
Q(m na6ften Sag fanp man mid
in einem tonen 5isberonfal am 8os
ben. SD frogte fpGter mad i9r. Jlies
mano bate iie eeiebeu.4
Sb iab meinen 6reuro fpra4Ios
on PIN ben Sput tperben sic pobl
lelber niht gIauben. Sine gentle
SuggeItiptroft mag rOos MGO6eu aus
Der 6remoe~ ia gebo6t baben Cine
poFbppnoie gebort niht ins Reib Der
llnmDglidteit. Ser 3uItauO Sbrer.
glerpen. Oos ousbse9en0e 5ieber ers
edn3t ods iibrige.
nglber bierfiir gibt es teine @rtlds
ritngl"
@r bolte aus elmer inneren Bruits
tolde elm pGd9en berous. @r ents
faltete es. Gs mar Elm tleines Syrnueris
tol6entu8. syn Der Gde Itonoen bic
Shitialen SO. b. @. @s fchien aft unD
oersilbt gu iein, aber nod ieBt ftronite
etn itorter, betdubenoer 9ern9 aus
BON i'm. .Das, Iogte er, .bas fan0
man ON nd9iten Wtoreen neben mir
lieqen, uno bier" er entfnltete ein
tleines Stiid papier. nDos itono am
%. September, 1900, in Dem nQlms
IerOamer Sage6Iatt@. Die 2iIte Der
am 20. September gla9ts nit Der
.@ataoia@ untergegangsnen paHos
gisre, BON Der oitoIatif9en 2inie unb
unter ben 3oblrei6en nit Sertunft uHo
5amilien benonnten, Uloria ban @eIs
bern, 0eriunft unbetonnt."
.DonnerpetterI" entfubr es mir.
nSit Oos ni9t Elm I9Ie1ter @dsrS!4 Y
Sn Ieinem erniten blofen GjeIi4t
3udte es. SD gdbe oiel oarum. ipenn
es Elm S9er5 eeipeien pGre, i'm llebri>
gen IaHen mir Die Soften ruben @s
gibt me6r @inge 5niiheu Simmel rnb
@rbe, ais un1ere S6ulpeisbeit ii1
trdumen ldBt Sd DeriuHe niht, cine
@rtldrung 5u iuden. SsnOrabimus.
Sm llebrigen garitens i9eint ni4t gu
iommen Srinten mir cine Safe
8affee."
nllno baben Sic feline 2ult. ipenig-
items Die biI0biibl9e Doppelgdngerin
Iennen 81 lernen, Die borbin an uns
oprbeirouI6te9
@eiu alter 6umor tebrte pieber.
m6rou Wlsrreoes G0rIfsr ooer S9uIBe
aus 6ombure=ll6lenborIt9 glein,
bic m01te i1 pabrlib ni9t fennen lers
nen. 90 piel 9ietdt 1T man audi lsis
nen Gjeiitereri9eimlngen f9uloig."
lln0 2lrm in Q(rm itiir3ten mir uns
in Oos Gjepiibl Ser Meltitdbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25
Der (eBte JllocGrimmOn.

&a6ele MocGrimmon 1T esitors
ben. oie Iebte Der GoniIie Uloc Grim.
mon, mO son5 S9ottlan6 1T IN
Srouer perieBt Oenn Iie mar Der lsBte
@proB zines beriibmtsn Gjel6le9ts
BON DuoeIIadbldiern. 9lit ibr pera
I9pinbet Der 8nme Wlac Grimmon.
es gibt teinen Saotten, Der uidt be<
lpeat pdre. fpenu er bic I9orfeu Srils
ler uno Das @emurmel oes berii6mtes
item oller gdli19en ala9eIdnoe Bort,
oeg; &ldgegeldnges ser 9l2oc @riins
mon. Die Wldc Grimmons baben,
pie Der WlanheIter Guardian er36blt,I
itaIieniI9eS 8lut in ibren Qloera. Dor
eini9en Sabrbunberten brdAtl Wlac
Seoo zines Der 0dupter Oes Clans,
bon elmer &eiIe na1 Stalien einen
SarfenlpieIer aus Gremona NIT no9
S59ottlano, oenn oamhls mar ous
6arfenfpielen in G4ottlono Te9r bes'
liebt. Der Gremoneier WluliEer ipuroe
S6otte uno ndnnte Iih W}dc @rinis
mon, uno feline g2o9tommen ipiirOen
beriibmte DubeliodblGIer. ole ii6ten
ni9t nur bic 4unf, duF benz DuoeIs
fad 5u ipieIen, lonoern tomponierten
audi cine llnmenge BON pibroHs oas
Iino ipiloe @6la9teneefduse, uno aus
bere Qieoer, Die ouf bem Du0elIad
iu ipielen IinO; iie griinoeten on9 inl
Dunbeenn, no fie pobnten, cine.
SHule fit 9uOelladbldier. Die BEL
rilbmt mar. 9lus alien Teilen bon.
SHottlano itromten bic S6iiler berzI
bei, unO audi oie S16ne Der 6dupterl
Der @lans tdmen nuh Dunbeson, nm
bon ben Mac Gritnmons bic &unlt 6es
Duoeliadbldiens 5u lernen
Mes Gnhoeders. ga bei0e Sabr5cn
ge ioiort a6itiir5tel lpuroe oer Stra
Beuucrtc6r nicbt aeit0rt
&Qrt6cr5iQ. ~ Gbef ,,Ne0a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

Die I9limmite einiomteit iit bic
gu 3peien.
Die gl0rgler loiiisn BON Ser SOME
nur, 0aB ite 5ledeu Bat
Den Wonn fann man iiberSeugcn,
bic Srou muB man iiberreoen.
Sum Qerneu brou9t man ben
&Opf gum 9ergeHeu oas 9er3.
Der @eg CUR 3ufrieOen6eit If
NIT @uttdui9ungen gePflditert.
Man punoert f9 oft, BOB BEL osn
@isrbunbert 70 DieIe guuen iiuo.
SIT ss ni6t ebsnIOIsi6t Feinen
Nabbar gu lOben dls ibn 5u tabsIn9
Rene 9eIen tsbren gut ober
ipie Ionse bIeibt fold ueuer 8elen nsua
Den @rfolg ipetB nur Der 5u
i6dBen Der IsiBerfolge iiberpun6en
bat.
@o6ltun brinet 3inIen2 @s
iit erltounIi4, pie lpeuig @u9ersr es
gibt.
Die erbe pGrs Elm parabies, penn
jecer nd4 ieinen @orten Hanbeln
ipiir6e.
Wlun@e grD5eKc gIci6en benz
Streit 0peier &obHOefe am einen
&omm.
Mon6er gRei9e bat fir oie 2lr=
men ni9ts iibris ais fein inuisites
@eileib.
@dbreno bic tlcineu Sunos bel=
len, aiebt Der sroBe Suuo nit benz
SenO9en ob.
gs fdQt INNER cine erIie SGnees
flode, mas fir Elm 8epimmel nohber
fommen mog.
Der N1ann bat i'm 6duIe mon9s
NAL bas erite Wort, bic Srau aber
INNER bas IeBte.
9te Nldo8en Der Hon9usless Sns
Diuner miiifen bem MouH folgen, Der
lie our 6rau begebrt.
Der 2(ereer iit Elm @ift, 6os gez
fdbrlih ouf Die Seele, unb 5erit0renol
ouf ben R0rper tpirtt.
Das gepuBtIein, seliebt gu perz
ben, erbebt ben drmiten MenIden 5urI
aleihen 9Ohe Ser Giiriien.
Wenn 5ipei i85ue 6rauen ii9 in
6reunbf9aft berbinoen, lit itets bic
6raee erIaubt: a@egen lpeH2"
qu6 fir bic 9ReiIc our4s 2ebenl
bieten ii4 uns pieIe 6remoenfiibrerl
an. Sle nennen lI@ P1'lolopgen.
Sebts MlenIhenIs6en bat unIcr-
irbiI9e @Gnee, bic ielbit unieren ber=l
trouteitsn 5reunben DerbOrgen bIeis
ben.
gur in bem republitanii9en
Grantrei9 fcnnte bos gBort oufflatzl
tern, OoB Der 8opf Der Tiiritsn ni9t
INNER nad Dem WloB ibrer RrOne
gefOrmt 1T.
Dos Fron50IiIbe @tootsmono, i
gum @ertoufe BON 8iearren uno g II
bad lieferte bem Staate i'm Oerganges
nen Sabre einen 8eitras BON 10 Nlil-.
lionen @oIldrs
Q[n ben iopanii9en unO oen dimes
fiI9en @iIenbd6nen trdgen bic S9ilsl
Ser Der Stationen oen Srtsnomen in
ber englil9en uno in Der betreffen0en
eanbesipra8e,
y T Wfentd1 o geipchnt, ietn WlIBsl
eeI9id belpre9en gu b0reu, OaB er
fdper bo5u 5u brin9en IT. ienen Iein
Obr fuiIlig gu leiben, bic audi bon Ieiz
mem Slide 3u er5dblen piKeu.
Nus elmer @orIeiur1 iibsr Stbit:
Dem es gibt preierlsi 9lrten bon
Morol, meme 6errenl Die alte Nlos
raj, Oie neue Worol uno ole pirts
li6e Dlorol."
pffo bat nit feinent Surm aud
ouf Die 9iterntur eingeipirtt. Die
Satla9e, boB man Our6 ettpos re4t
S4iefes beriibmt peroen tanH bat in
ntnndlem einen unheilbollen Ghrdei3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

8rdu .,g(ber 9orl, trinfe bod nidt
70 piel. Der Qlr3t BAT IS Dir Oo@ pers
boten.@
N}anl .2lm mas, bon einem 70
juuoeu WleriaeH Ioiic Id mir ni9ts
perbieien.
gIbenos Mat mebr 10 Iange tneipen!"
Gas nicr0' i'd beiolgen i'd fann
ia 9iahnliiiuAS 5mei Shnocn lriibcr
us @irtbsbois gebcn~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

ierem Sdipiegcrohnl &at er iib
aidt iieef inns crtAH0iaf oan ~ cr
~ idlehter Naillnlomt ocnt icb mcl
nc Sodiey nid5t anperirale uno bat
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

Wlein Q(uftraq Dar erfiili. 10
Bate meine WleIounaeu aema9t ,,Wils
fen @ie i6pn, OaB 6elmsoorff bieie
IaHt Ihper beripunoet 1T ourh siHen
@ranatfpIitter, lasie mir Der 9berIi.
,,gein, Serr Gberit. icb b0rte nihts.
SIT bic @uube i0tIi92" aMir erFlbz
reu cs uibt. S4 babs ibn ouBsr eiras
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

mes Gahoeders. "a belize Sobr5eu
ge iofort abltiir5ten lpuroe ger Stras
Bcupcrtc6r nidt geit0rt
@artbcr5ig. n 9bef: o@eoa,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

en- id iibef inns erfinoiat onut
pilnnt cr iic nidltl@
0r mcTB iiM san belten.
9lr3t a@or allen Gruacn oilrleu Sic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-25

SD po9e id6lings duf; i9 Tam
feline fiinf Wlinuten eeidlafen baben.
$40 reiBe Sen 2opf in Die 00b. 1ie
Sono meines &amerooen Iiegt nod
in Der meinen. 6err @ott, ipos III
oas9 sic 1T feudt, f6Ieimis, ri9t
fult, ni6t pdrm Elm biB4en Iebte
Ddrme nod, ipie Der ertoltenoe 9fen
Sein @eF9t lit auf Der linten
Geite etlpos nod oben perIdoben ..
Die Qluqen o5eImsoorff~ ibrep
ih, unb merle mid iiber ibn .
1ie Sir offnet iih. Die barmbers
Siqeu Snpeiiern eriheinen lanft,
lie6ebon Die cine, bic dltere, beugt
Ii6 ii6er mid SD liege ipie cir
6obn in Wlutterormen Sie iagt mir
70 giitige, berubigen0e, tr0itenoe
Morte; INNER i'm elei6en Sontal
lpridt le lln0 an ibrer 9ruit
IAmd5e i9 lpie Elm sebnidbrissr
Rn0be.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-20

Moeur would be used, but We didn't figure on Felix Oviedo. But, say: what a high rootin' big stickin' larrupin' out field that was,
 While the fellows were tuning their machines to go up the Butte yesterday afternoon, the Phoenix Motorcycle club descended in body on a little ice cream shop in Tempe, and when every thirst had been quenched the girl dis penser said she felt as though she had just climbed the hillock, herself
 The motorcyclists' house committee is much to be commended. It induced such chaps as Bob Orput, J. See Blaine, John McNew. Hal Crandall AND others to work like kids starting vacation time, clearing up "our yard' It is 718 West Washington street, where the P M. c. mail goes now, and it is at that address that the Tuesday meeting will be held. Also the wa- termelons of Bob Orput.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-20

first. Barrett singled to left. Oviedo let the ball go still further and the runner advanced. Barton and Hud- son Whiffed.
 NO. TWO: Mutt doubled to right and took third on Bonds short single to left. OViedo out short to first. Andy frightened and famed Core, but when Moeur drove to Hath, the shortstop begged low to Barrett, who should have held it, however. Two scored while the first baseman hunt ed the ball along Gasoline Row. Me- Gowan flew to short. Kim, Warren and Hathaway succumbed to Me- Gowan's curves.
 THIRD: Andy hit Williams and second breeze; Pomeroy took one on the shoulder. Andy again tight ened and Mutt flew te- Dodge and Bond flew to Warren Lucas lined out to second. Anderson flew to cen ter and Dodge fanned.
 FOUR TIMES: Oviedo flew to short. Core errored on when Barton booted one, and was safe at second when Barrett begged; bad to Hud catching the runner on the bean Moeur hit down to Andy. who made wonderful toss to Lucas in time to get Core. McGowan whiffed. Sec ond to first strike out and fly to right did for Barrett, Barton and Hud.
 IN THE FIFTH: Barton let Will liams on when he pulled Barrett Morris made it three straight whiffs and Williams advanced on Hud's er- TOT on Lucas throw. Lucas later got Williams off second. Pomeroy smote the first ball delivered well to the left of the fatal tree and over the fence Mutt out Hudson to Barrett One Hit: one hat; one run. Kim singled over second but died stealing. Warren famed and Hathaway dump ed one where Bond got it.
 SIXTH: Bond grounded to Bar ton. OviedO erro7ed past short and stole. Core flew to Barton and Moeur fouled to the same chap. Lew is, now playing second, famed. An derson grounded to pitcher and Dodge to second.
 SEVENTH: McGOwan lined onC to Hath, who held it. Williams flew to center Hathaway's error let Morris on and he stole. But before Mutt could bat, Dode was out Hud- son to Bart. Barrett out to Bond Barton out Core to Bond, Hud use less by the same method. EIGHT TIMES: Kim grandstand- ed letting Mutt be safe Bond famed Oviedo forced Mutt at third. Barton to Hathaway Core famed. KimbC famed. Warren did a beautiful
 triple to right, but died at home when Hathaway spilled the ball righ1 l in Kelly Moeur's hands. Lewis agair 1 famed.
 NINE BELLS: Krause to Barrett for Moeur. McGowan flew to hin and Williams grounded to third. Now
 the excitement K-ause was saft
 when Bond let the ball into righ
Arizona republican., 1914-07-20
TEMPE BUTTE
 WAS WELL AND AMPLY ''CLUMB"
O'C0nnell and BoidO Make Motorcycles Buck Them Up That Rocky Route Single Speeders Fail - Time Trial Suggested

It was more like a rough riding con- test than a dignified hill-climb, but that makes the performance of Joe. l.. O'Connell all the more so. While thou sands looked on, the Wiry Irishman piloted his double speed Excelsior mo- torycle right up that tortuous and rocky path from bottom to top of Tenn De Butte Then he did it again-ex- actly according to schedule.
 L. Boido, not down on the program, but up on his famous Indian racer. made five tries and succeeded two times on the same hitt
 Then owing to the fact that Tommy Imler said he could go higher on his Indian than Ellie Wilson could on his Thor, there was another added feature, and Ellie won by two twists and spill.
 Like; a bird, the Ex took it's rider up the hill IT Joe wobbled little on the rocky stretches, all the more credit for his excellent grip on the machine. His third try took him too fast around one of the fearful bends, and sent him sithering off the mount.
 Boido's first try was unlucky, and he stalled on that first ravine turn. But he did four trips up before he stopped.
 Most of the motorcycle club was there There were auto parties, and parties that had neither an auto nor a motorcycle. But the main street of the village was lined, and the butte was dotted With watchers
 A speed trial up the hill, spurt against time, is suggested. It has been shown that everybody. who can ride, and who has any sort of machine, can climb the butte. Now a deal will be started by this enthusiast Wilson. to have four handed time trial. He sug- gests that Boido, Harry Lane. O'Con- nell and himself be mounted on low geared wagons. and sent after time records. The two wheelers can sure beat the autos. he claims
 L. E. Weyand, who engineered the | stunt for the Pioneer Cycle company was immensely pleased with the re- suits. H was specially tickled at the | size of the grand stand"
 rider whose name was not asked,
 went up alongside the old mill. and
 took a beautiful spill into the drink. Had he planned the stunt long in ad- vance, he couldn't have made it more thrilling. As 1t was, he shot over the handle bars, his tandem mate went
 over him. and the three of them-in- l clude the machine-soused down into
 the canal. A hundred willing hands
 caught them and dragged them to
 shore. and the owner passed the re-
 mainder of the evening getting the H20
 out of his mechanism.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-20
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Portland and Los Angeles are again in tangle, the third time since they began fighting for first place. In the last week, Portland took Los up to the oregon city and wiped up the muddy diamond with the Angels five outs of six games, and thereby climbed a fraction of per cent ahead. Yesterday Los came back with Ryan Musser Meek and the necessary Boles and beat thelr hosts, thereby causing the percentage figure to develop one more ivory symptom over long division. The way they figure out today is, Port land .5463S and Los Angeles .54629. And if they both don't watch a little out, Venice will sneak up and hurdle them both.
 It's GOOD Jinx Pious, that is to say. It doesn't work on Sunday.
 Mir. J. Hyder of hat-homer fame, will now be out one best in the house" and R. Pomeroy, the merry faced Mesa center cantaloupe picker will sport that lid
 These little "sidelights on the game" are so grand to vent our spite in. Just to be in style-and do as others do, Wo will mention the fact that Mesa and Tempe walloped Phoenix yesterday. They slipped one over on us. We pre- dicted that Johannes Mutt and Kelly
Arizona republican., 1914-07-20
By SCOOP"


 Some folks win say that it was fett was leading down from third III the last of the ninth, and then Hud- sons strikeout. And some folks will say it was this same Ba-rett's bone heads. Still another flock of fans will attribute yesterdays sound drubbing to the fact that Rolly Pom eroy scared our Jinkus into the next county with that terrific circuit smash in the fifth.
 But the truth that blazes high and serene among all these minor facts is;
 Mesa Licked Phoenix
 Once too often has that rally thing served the Solons They have learn ed to depend on him. But rallies have sterner stuff than luck in their make up, and cen tho there was a classy stab in the last of the ninth, it didn't penetrate. Those three hits, Pomeroy Mutt and Bonds, earned Mesa exactly one run each, and the lead was too big to overcome with just little clout or two in the ninth. It's true Mesa did some things to aid and coax the Solons along. The infield did rise slightly off the ground when Bond erred and Dodge bunted. safe right before their eyes But
 Faith in Mister Anderson's intui - tion was not misplaced. Andy knew he wasn't right before the game So aid Krause They felt it in their several dozen bones. But you ought to have seen that McGowan. One bakers dozen of Senators, did he despatch to the good old water buck ct. Not single pass cid he issue neither did Krause or Andy, but An dy slated a couple of batters, at that But to return to McGowan. He knew he had good support, but ne unkinked his muscles a bit, and kinked the ball the more, and caused every Phoenix hitter except Barrett and Lucas and our two good pitchers to swing wildly at the breeze.
 Even the ball that they played with, was against Phoenix. Lucas was catching and doing pretty fairly well at the new job, when along came this malicious sphere and split our backstop's hand right open.
 This occurred in that sixth which ought to have brought the Solons a couple of tallies. Chief Lewis was sent to second and Hudson came back of the plate.
 In spite of the fact that Chie1 Crab F.. Williams speculated audlbly |, and tauntingly on the smallness ol our account of this first defeat II so long, we are choosing to remalf freezingly silent on the point, anc let our humble effort suffice t' abash-if it's humanly possible-thi' ever present jaw-artist. Gust set how silent We areD
 The Game By Innings THE OPENER: Williams out or called strikes and Morris famed Pomeroy grounded out to Hudson Dodge famed and nearly beat 1t t(
Arizona republican., 1914-07-20
PRlNCEON PROJECT
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1spArcH1

NEW YORK, July 19.-The Prince ton University class of 'S4 proposes to establish hall of fame for form CT Princeton athletes. The members plan to inaugurate this project with a tablet to their classmate, Alexander Moffat. lately deceased. They have applied to the university board of athletic control to designate d loca- tion and to formulate rules and regu- lations as to eligibility and as to uni formity of tablets.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-20
AUTOMOBILES ON MAIN STREET

Buffalo visitors to New York, who have been taught to believe it a crime to let an automobile stand on a towns principal street, are amazed to find automobiles stand. ing in front of stores on Broadway. which is, at least, as busy as Main street in Buffalo.
 The Buffalo rule is to be perpetu- ated in a new ordinance. Automo-. piles may stand on side streets with in the shopping district, but not on tEe street where the stores are. But aren't these side streets sufficiently congested now? It is only safe to crawl through some of them as it is. And if the profits of merchants gre not to be considered. how about the convenience of shoppers Buff falo Express.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-20

had new Michelin tire on the right hind wheel and an extra casing on the front left side wheel. The springs were all bulked down with straps. IL carried no state number. There was a tool box on the running
 board. and the number of the body was 22S992. Any information as to
 the whereabouts of the car should be communicated to the sheriff.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-20
S0L0NS LOSE AN ODD GAME TO THE JEWE[S Not Since June 28 Haue Locals Tasted Defect

field The next play was balloon ascension by the stands, which rig right up and demanded victory Dodge bunted and was safe. Bar rett singled sharply to right, and both scored. Barton scratched a hit off Core Git might have been an er- ror). With Barrett on third. Hud got a signal to bunt. He didn't and there ensued frantic pursuit up and down the northwest line of the dia- mond Moeur finally got Barrett with a throw to McGowan, who covered the plate. Meanwhile Hud had famed and when Kimbo flew
 to Moeur, the stuff was off.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-20
POUNDS AMERICAN PARISH
ASSOCIATED PRESS p1sPATcHl

LAUSANNA, July 19.-Bishop w. E.. Mes of the Protestant Episcopal church in America has just founded an American parish here There are over 1000 Americans now resident in Lau- sanna. Nealy half of the number rep resents young people in the schools. The first of Bishop Mess services was held in a hotel.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-20
ANTIPODEAN SCUlLER
ASSOCIATED PRESS p1sPArcHl

NEW YORK, July l9-James Paddon, the famous Australian pro- fessional sculler, has arrived in Eng land for his four-mile race against Earnest Barry for the worlds cham pionship. This contest will be held either the last week of August or the first week of September over the Putney- Mortlake course on the Thames. Barry has held the title since July 2s,: 1912, when he defeated Arnst over the same course
Arizona republican., 1914-07-20

Mrs. Croman heard her little grand daughter Margaret crying as if in
 great pain. and hastened to the child. Why. dear, what is the matter?" in quired Mrs Cronan. Did you meet with an accident.
 'Nno. grandma" sobbed Margaret. Tt w-wasn't an accident. M-mother did it on purpose. ."-Harper's Maga- zine S
Arizona republican., 1914-07-20
RO[LY P0MEROY SM|TES BALL OVER FENCE AND A
 CERTAIN LINK DECAMPS

Lefty Anderson Allows Three Lone Hits, But Support is Loose Very Loose, and With Part of Phoenix Team Headed for Hospital the Jig is Severely ''Up'-Same Old Maintaining Rally Shows Up and Nets Senators Two Runs, But ''Catcher Hudson Fails to Deliver and Side Goes Down and Out
Arizona republican., 1914-07-20

Stolen bases: Dodge, Barton, Will Hams ?. Bond. Oviedo 2.
 Two base hit: Mutt.
 Three base hit: Warren.
 Home run: Pomeroy
 Three hits and three runs off An derson in six innings
 Hit by pitcher: Williams and Pom eroy by Anderson.
 Struck out: By McGowan 13, by Anderson G. by K-ause ?.
 Time of game: 2:05.
 Empires: Pringle and O'Toole
Arizona republican., 1914-07-20
Federal League

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