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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-01

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5erren!"
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ten nit.
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gang ipdt cine tpunfenbe, buntle @eItdIt
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9as mar ibr in ar ben sSabrsn beim
aOmmiB niht 8n tbeil sefpurNen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-01

eine lufige mfiargefaias pom CURT yieGIs.

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rem Glab4offJiut bdtltn bas aaiino pets
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.QusaeidloTen, bas 1T gar niat n1o9s
LID. SD ache, 9u fannit 9einem alta1
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bret 9dqtn b~eporitono.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-01

,@a6tmeifsr arauie!' nSsrr 0bers
%leutnant!"
.qllo. @adtmeiiter, i'd tomme fuegen
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fir GrceIlen3 muB es Elm iebr frteblt4es
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purbe Elm 9ferb beiprofen.
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CUTE @dnge."
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einem {66nen aroBen Rappen Dorbei.
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n0te tiebt, Serr 0berleutnant. ODD
fonf elm famoIes gferb. Sin iiasrer RES
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@ber
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-01

Sober in Der PeIt, sr mag f6 NOD 10
erbaben biinten, lit entpeber Elm MenTh
pber nod ipsniger.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-01

8o3u bruuht man Seuunbsn r2igs
ner" gu nennen: entipeOer er 1T elm 2iigs
nsr, bdnu petB er's Obaebin, Obsr er 1T
fein 2iigner, bann tpeiB er, bub BIZ elmer
bif, penu bu i'm 2iigner fBinpfit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-01
Ma[emfishtittn.

Gus ber Snmmelutappe zines Ebprer.
8er fa ni9t erinnsru tunR, mann CT
elm Barr sepeien, 1T ebeR nod INNER
elm Barr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-01

Hh%g YUM pNtD "a UHaSHlNf pUVL "a ~
fein 2igner, bunn peiB er, boB BIZ elmer
biit, tpsnu bu i'm 2igner f9impff.
Mer niemoIs arbeitet, fennt aud nint
bic 5rsube bes S~eierabenbs,
8ie LANCE mare bic 8tlt f6pn ODE
unb Ieer, rsnn Sober, Der bic 3eit tobta
f9lGgt, bingeri4tet purbe.
6. giebt mdnner, bic bor Der Che Bis
fpGt in bic Ga6t Bel ibrer ~qussrpGbIten
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Radt ibrsr 4usertpdbIten fsrnbIsiben -.
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bdrN ni9t in has 9aus.
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6raa beferen 8ei4mad befBt ala er.
Der GrmIte drme 5euFeI 1T ber WenTn,
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&a9e 1T cine unungenebme GriHaerung.
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piirben, ipenn Der S9rtiber Ouran bGdte,
bab lie eininal i'm @eridt ccrIeien tpers
ben ionnten.
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Der Reiden.
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bes Qebens,
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IitBe 5vddte einSubeimTsr,
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gdiriotismus erfenut man ert, tpefra
man bic greieniTe i'm Gpiesd bsr Gsss
|i6idte belrdHtst.
Cine gran If TsIien otter, aIs sIh mlann
Ts bait
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-01

Bsr niemoIs arbeitet, fennt aud nimt
bic 5reubs bes SeierabeRbs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-01

Bie Eange tpGre bic Btlt idpn ODE
unO Ieer, tpent Sober, Der bic 3eit tobts
f9lGgt, bingeriatet tpirbs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-01

Cine grda If fslien otter, als Vii maanu
is baIt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26
BASEBALL LAW
PROMULGATED
NATIONAL oAsE BALL coMMIs
SION SENDS NOTICES
Section 70 Of the Agreement With
Piayers fraternity Given IN Full
Rsfers TO Sales, Etc.

CINCINNATI. o.. March 25.-Ths
National Baseball Commission today
promulgated the following notice 20
all National aEi cement clubs
Section IS Of the agreement with
the Baseball Players Fraternity reads
~ follow: Before q major league
player shall be released outright or
A, or q lower classification his SER
wees shall frst be rendered to Ali
Class A clubs at a price not TO ex-
coed 1900 and then TO all Class A
clubs Al a price not to exceed $3.50.
IL he be a drafted player the CLUB
from which he Is drafted shall have
PRIOR claim TO all other cubs in ITS
classification
There seems 10 be a misunder-
standing as to the exact meaning OF
this particular clause.
When a major league club makes
application for interleague waivers.
IL should At the same time notify the
president OF the league OF which IL 10
a member. whether the player will be
released Internationally. outright or
under an optional agreement IL wal
vere are obtained An outright re-
lease n construed to mean the play
ers transfer from one club to another.
either with or without n consideration.
and without the retention OF the right
~ AtNaAt III rutn case the player
must first be rendered to class IA
and A clubs at a price not to exceed
those stipulated In section IS.
III IL Is the intention OF the major
league club to release the PLAYER
under an optional agreement. then
the amount of the option price shall
not be less than $500. as stipulated in
rule IL OF the commission, and not
more than the respective amounts
prescribed in section IS of the frater-
nifty agreement
III the major league club and the
claiming minor league club cannot
agree on the optional price, the presi.
dents OF the leagues OF the respective
clubs shall determine the considera.
ton. provided. however, II shall not
exceed the amounts fixed In section
IL, above quoted.
Section Is does not change the sys.
TEN OF returning drafted PLAYERS as
prescribed in section .. article 6. of
the national agreement and regulated
oy rule 32 OF the commission. in any
respect.
a drafted player who has not been
claimed before February /, following
ms selection. becomes subject TO sec
ZION is when released by a major
league to a minor league club
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26
A, B. c. TOURNEY
BROUGHT 10 CLOSE
ONLY TWO CHANGES MADE YES.
TERDAY IN FIRST TEN
LEADERS IN MATCHES.
Absence % Record Breaking Scores
Noted Throughout the Tourna-
ment, Due TO Ban On Dodo.

BUFFALO. y. Y. March 25.-Ths
I'VE man team contest OF the American
bowling Congress tournament ended
tonight win the Monko club of New
Haven. Conn. victors. They were
awarded the championship trophy
and cash prize OF $500. rhe Dim
hnEs az Pittsburgh. in second place
received $3.50. and the White kle
pnants OF Philadelphia. In third place
won $500. The absence OF record
breaking scores was attributed to the
iact that the loaded ball was barred
IRON the tournament.
Bowling In the last squad OF indi-
viduals this afternoon. j. p. NcCuI.
Tough. OF indianapolis, look second
place IN the standing OF high singles.
win p score OF b65, > pins behind the
htgh score held by William Miller. OF
Detroit a team OF Buffalo bOwlers.
Peter and George kOdems. rolled high
In the doubles this morning. with a
score ~ l2Az. tieiHg 5chenkeI and
smith. OF Pittsburgh. Tor second Biace
Following o. the standing OF the
leaders IN The other events.
Two Man Event
Negley Van Mess. Newark. 1.2f5.
Schenkei- smith. Pittsburgh. 1.24-.
y. Rodems-G. Rodems. Buffalo.
Miil"r- Baiston. Detroit. 1928.
oW en-Suiton, Louisville. $50.
Individual Event.
Miller Detroit. b75.
MCCULLOUGH. indianapolis. 663
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26
GOOD BOUTS in
STEUBENVILLE
JAcx coYuE WILL CLASH wrru
8ED BoBrH8oU, OF PITTS
BuBoH MONDAY.
Special Train WIN Garry Local Fan. to
See Rtgh@Two Hsavywstght
Bouts Arranged. Too.

One OF the largest crowds from down
the river towns that ever witnessed a
boxing show In Steubenville Is expect
ed Mt the ail-star card to be given BIZ
the steubenville Athletic Club next
Monday night. when Jack Coyne. the
pride OF Beilaire. Is to meet Red. Rob
inson. one OF the best nghtweiEhts that
has enerted the ring in the Pittsburgh
district. In the main event OF ten rounsi.
There Will be a special train to rak,-
Coynes admirers 10 the show ana N
viii take them home Immediately AFTER
the show. The train will leave lselIair.
AZ 100 y. m. ana Will leave Steuben-
VIE AT ll.ls. The train will stop AZ
brdgeport and Martins Ferry and ther,
viii De special cars at the ena OF IN.
run 70 take the Wheeling fans nome
Both boys are training hard for the bls,
them. -
Two heavyweights will open teh show
IN SIX round engagement. John Pollen
steuoenNiles white hope. has decided
10 again enter the ring. and for his on
ponent the club has selected Al. GRAY
Der. one OF the best lT5 pound men tbSt
mas ever entered a ring in Pit.sburx
In the semi-final OF eight rounds
special Delivery Tulley. OF McKeeSport
ana Young Henry. old rivals for honors
nave been matched. They have met on,
several occasions hut the result has
Always been unsatis factory To both
boys. They will settle the supremacy In
this battle. The show will start pronpr-
~ upon the arrival OF the down me
river train.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26
ISSUES OF LIFE
Father Flanagan Delivered Interest.
ing Sermon in ST. Joseph's cathe-
dral Last Niaht.

Rev. Francis J. Flanagan spoke last
night on The True Issues of Life"
Before an immense audience which
packed Saint Joseph's Cathedral. The
passage selected for the text OF the
evenings discourse was the parable
OF Dives and Lazarus. st. Luke XVI.
1872
In his Interpretation OF the nara.
tive Father Flanagan showed how II
Illustrates that the abuse OF riches
entails a terrible punishment; while
out OF the state beggary a man may
be taken into the kingdom OF Heaven,
lie explained how the parable Pc
vealed the existence of hell and its
eternity. IL there we're no hell. he
declared, this parable would be vain
ana misleading, and spoken for no
purpose. He maintained that one of
the lessons taught by Jesus Christ In
the passage was the great thruth that
God has given evidence to the world
TO save men. and further that those
VINO abuse the evidence that God has
given them. would not be persuaded
or the truth IL a messenger should
be sent TO them from beyond the
grave.
Next Wednesday evening at 7.3O
Father Flanagan will deliver the last
sermon OF his Lenten series on The
Mercy OF God"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26

AMATEUR BAsEBALL CLUE
ELECTS OFFICERS FOR YrAR

The virginia amateur baseball rr.tf,
has boon organized FOR the rpminr go
spn THIS Wa formerly called tho Row
man club. which viii ha reufrItt.ra.f
af one ~ nc strongest amateur clubs
lu this section.
. All ~ We ~ IFcrH who were with the
EcVmnu club taat season VIII Ir f.r,,f
in fHn r1nf' ~ The new club na we'll a|-
several wrIl known tura1 HfHrr fr4.r,
other former teams IS fHs.ff... 80.
been held and 20 MHues elected HIrn..sl..
~ ipW Wa elected captain TNa
Following o. ri Ilaf uf rho Utn.sra ID. H..
.nfHLl TOO virginia team 90 Nna-rr
D Nillrr g. Bloom o K..I-r Do
ioIn.uu W. Ircisr carl 1lHII "a. UH..
mes - MalcH. and o. &c. wcman
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26
BODY FOUND
Baby, Premsturely Born, Found al
Mouth Of Large Sewer on Water
Front at Bellslre Yes
tcrday.

The body OF a child. prematurely
born, was found at the mouth OF a big
sewer leading from Guernsey street
In Bellaire, TO the river, yesterday AZ
ternoon by Car Inspector William
Daily. OF the O. II. e. w. Railroad.
Coroner Myers was called and exam
ined the body. but is Withholding a
verdict until thorough investigation
can be made. According to the coro-
ner. the body had been in the water
In the sewer for two days. and decom.
position had not set I'm. IL Is Thought
that criminal operation had been
performed and the body thrown In the
sewer TO hide the crime.
Ihis Is the second body found with
IN year near this place. the other be-
ing found In a shoe box by several
children. An investigation will ba
conducted by the city and county OF.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26
ELECT CAPTAINS
studsnt BODY OF Nigh School 70 Meet
To-day and Eieot Leaders for
Athistic Teams.

a very Interesting meeting ~ the
student body will be held this aftern0un
~ the HlEh school whore several i'm
I1rtnnt business matters will come IN
Tor consideration. The purpose Of the
meeting - the election or n basket ball
manager FOR next year, "a baseball man
sEer Tor the present season and track
manager
a great deal ~ interest o. being nani-
Tested hv the students ln roeard f1 the
nnAl outcome ~ the election to-day. a.
two candidates are % the field Tor each
one ~ the offices. The candidates for
baaketball manager are Harvey Car
mack and O. " Paul. for base ball man
eFerf Edward Ifor fheinner and georrs
Ford. The candfdafea for track man.
eFer are Jcrald Dcfore and Haiph Wag.
rer Tho candidates are putting up Y
VIZ interesting CONTEST FOR the various
nHlNeH ana al are working hard ~ win
ihe hpnpre. ~ the friends and fol
lower ~ the nudidates are taking
- actile interct Do The election. the
much ia doubt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26
SMALL FIRE
Martha Bisir's House on South Main
Street Saved From Destructive
Fire late LAST Niuht.

Caused. b. D. c,aiuod. by cigarette
dropped In some straw b. hum. the
house Of Martha Blair caught IRE last
night about ll.1J O'Clock and only
for the quick and cficient work Of
the hrcmen. would have burned TO
The grOund. The damage could not be
learned definitely. but IL IL thought
does not reside az the above named
place. having left the city following
the close 49, order oi Chief l.eyland
Several weeks ago another family
moved into the house. but for the past
three weeks IL has been vacant
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26
HAD HARD LUCK.

tl FEAID. y s.. March gs-petsr
and George Nudewa. brothers. Of bur.
Ialn. rolled tu-duN'H high score IT, ths
Two man cf emit uf the American uowfinr
ignEff.H tournament to-day tfeinr
ihcuFel and smith. ct pittsbtfrrh TO-
second place. with RI ssuro on Tgf8 tbre.
pins behind the leaders. Ncgicy and Van
Ness. 81 Newark
bgt TOT an unfortunate break IN the
tenth frame Of their last game tbc,
would have taken the lead Oeorre
todoms working on n strike needed a
u"uhie 20 60 ~ The front and made n
petty right pocket hit but e0t orfy 80,
Lhe zen pin shook bu. refused 20 fan
Their score was
" itodems 20s 2i7 2i3 ca
a.. Nodems. los zoe e07 c05 fsts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26
WESLEYAN VARSITY TEAM
LEAVES FOR THE SOUTH.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligence.
RICHMOND "a. Marc. 25.-The
game scheduled between West Vir.
ginia Wesleyan college and Richmond
college at baseball here to-day was
postponed on account OF the poor con
dillon % the grounds. Heavy SHOWS
fell Saturday and Sunday and al
though these had melted. the grounds
were still too wet to permit a game.
The Wesleyan team goes TO Raleigh.
\. G. tomorrow. where North Caro-
lima A and NJ. college a. met
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26
Azoundsvfli. Hoxer.

Fight fans OF Mounlsville are inter-
ested In the youngsters OF that town
VINO are showing excellent form in the
nght world. There acr several likely
looking feathers end lightweirhts there
who viii doubtless show In the big game
some day. and thsy arc being watched
eagerly by their friends. The workouts.
are being staged Ia BIN McI.wain =
gymnasium. The boys who are IN
training are: Kid Miller. 1876 pounds: Joe
Nelson. l26 pounds. and Kid Unnerdunk.
40 pounds. Goo stewart will visit the
stable Sunday afternoon TO look the
boys over.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26
CUT OUT onxs
An claAzzrrrs

spsci.l Dispatch % Intellixeneer.
AOttSA>TOWN. W. Va. Mar.
"a Cut cut the girls and cigar
etter. was the edict issued b
Coach II. A. fattison. 10 the Var
atty base ball candidates fosiow-
ing this afternoon's workout.
The coach made Ia known that
ne would not stand for smoking
tobacco IN any forra and that ne
didn't want the candid.f.r
keeping company ~itb,the co-.d-
until after the tralnlng> season l.
over, at least -Four hours OF
solid Work sas gotten Ia this at
tfrnoon. the candidates being
drilled In all departments The
team leaves on the big trip IN
ten days
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26

condition possible and able to put up
the bout OF his career.
Johnny Ray and Battling Hays. who
VIII meet IN the scmi-nnals VIII arrive
IN the city this morning. These poys
VIII travel eight rounds and from all
reports both are capable of going at a
fast clip.
I'm the six round bout Teddy Murphy.
Bridgeport.
Joe Donnelly. of Pittsburgh. will
referee all bout. MIR. Donnelly acted as
pleased all.
The FIRST bout will start promptly at
s.lS O'Clock ana each bout will follow
IN rapid succession Tickets will he or,
sale at the following places until 5
O'Clock: Waldorf Pool Room. Honus RIt-
tiers. Nau's Barber shop, The Antler
Finnegans and the White Front.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-26
MoReANTowN coupLr wEn

Special Dispatch 10 the Intelligence.
CUMBERLAND. Nd. March 2s -.
Russell Crawford Conner and Miss
Vera Mcbride. both Of MorEantoyn.
W. Va, were married to-day al the
parsonage % Kingsley Methodist
Episcopal church BY the Rev. David
q. Pile