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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-14
ZIMMERMAN MAY
PLAY SECOND BASE:

Chicago. February 1s.-Heinie zim-
norman is destined to succeed John
Evers as second baseman Of the Chi
cago Nationals. according to Hanl
ODay. new marager OF the Cubs. who
arrived to-day from New York.
A telegram signed by c. w. Bethany
former ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF Okla
homa. and F. II. Wright, banker, re.
ccived at the Office OF the Federa
League, said:
we wish to offer and suggest the
formation OF popular fund OF So 00c
TO $4,000 from ourselves and Others
toward tho protection of Fedora
League contracts legally made agains;
the trust action OF organized baseball
You are authorized to draw on US sol
amount offer Of protection"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-14
M|DD|ES GIVE
LACROSSE DATES

Annapolis. Md. February 1S.-The
dates for the Naval Academy lacross
twelve were announced to-day as fol-
lows:
March 2s. Lehigh; April 2, Baltimore
City College; April 8. Johns Hopkins;
April 16. Swarthmore; April 30. Har.
ward: April 90. Carlisle indian school;
May z. University OF Pennsylvania
George Finaleyson OF Montreal, has
been re-engaged as coach, and will
reach Annapolis during the first week
OF March.
Preliminary practice will begin on
Monday. and the squad is promising.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-14
Evers Signs With Boston

New York, February I3.-Johnny
Evers signed contract this after
noon to play for four years with the
Boston National League club, at n
snlary of $4,000 year and a $40. 900
bonus. The contract provides that
he shall not be traded or sold with
out his consent, and contains
clause that he shall receive addi-
tf0naf money IL the Boston club IN
ishcs the season I'm flrst, second or
third place.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-14
SPIDERS AGAIN
LOSE TO ROANOKE

Salem. Va. February 1s.-continulns to
show the brilliant form that has character
lied the work Of the local basketball team
throughout the season. Roanoke easily won
from Richmond College again Tonight by a
score OF 81 to 10. Roanoke College practi-
caily ciinched tho collegiate championship
OF the state by to-nights victory. Bunting
and Brown starred for the Roanoke quint
ana Brock for the visitors Lineup:
Brock. left forward Satterncld,l right guard ;
Robinson, left guard Heubi, centre.
Roanoke Coilege-Brown right forward;
Bunting. left forward: Barnham right
guard; Duncan. left guard: Painter. centre.
Substitutes-For Roanoke. Moore, Fry and
Honaker.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-14
HOME FOR NURSES

Medical College to Remodel Old DO
Diinion Hospital mt Cost OF $4,000.
permit was issued yesterday from the
Building Inspector's office to the Medical
College OF Virginia to remodel tho Old Do
minion Hospital building on Marshall street
between Thirteenth and College Streets into
They viii ,Snys ~ thsir nevv ",,artsrs !.
soon as the work OF remodeling the building
Is completed. The work VIII entail an eS-
pcnse OF $4,000
Other permits issued wore to JosephNBryan
estate, to repair brick building on the west
side OF Tenth Street between Main and Cary,
60 cost $500. and to Henry Taylor. trustee
TO renair brick wafehouso ut 100 Virginia
street, TO uosf $500. H q
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-14
SH|PBU|LDERS GET
SWEET REVENGE
Makeshift Team Representing
John Marshall Defeated by
Newport News High.

Newpor, Newe.. Va. February is.-In on. of
tho fastest and hardest played game OF the
season. the Newport News High School
basketbali 1uint last night turned the tables
on the John Marshall High School. of Rich
mond. by defeating them 81 to 50.
The Richmondcrs took the lead early In
game. and hold II by seven points until the
last few minutes OF play. when Barrett came
TO the rescue OF the locals with some fast
caEing. and backed by splendid team work
puiicd up to an even score. nnnl spurt
u nye-point lead to their credit
Tho victory tonight was the eleventh for
tho locnls who claim that the Mprshaliltes
arc by far the strongest team Nthey have
met this year. Scherr and Wood played a
wonderful game for the visitors and were
frequently applauded. Lineup:
Newport Ncws--Creasy, Holy. Barrett, left
forward; Patton. right forward; Lewis. CEN
ire; Cox. right guard; Dean. left guard.
John hai'-Woodward. left forward !:
sGherr, right guard; Hargrove. left guard
Summary: Field goals-Patton TO-, Dean
80. Greasy. Barrett ~. Lewis t2), Wood
ward 90. Hatcher 90. Bethel Gonls from
fonlE-Lewis "a, Hatcher 90. Time of
halves. twenty minutes Referee. Rayner
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-14
Denies That Deserters
Will Be Expelled

New York, February I3.-The
baseball Players Fraternity this af-
ternoon issued a abatement declaring
an attitude of strict neutrality re-
gHrdinE the Federal League. Prcsi-
dent David l.. FuIE denied a report
that players who Join the Federal
League would be expelled from the
organization.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-14

Actors to Welcome Teams.
London. February IA number OF actors,
headed by Joe" Coyne, will entertain tho
Giants and White sox baseball teams with
q typical American hcefstenk supper In tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-14
RAY Collins Is uoldon,.

=. Z
Boston, February i3.zKay Collins. OF Bur
Iihgtnn VI. left-handed pitcher FOR the
Eoston Americans for the past five years
has not yet signed FOR lie coming season
Ills request for an Increase In salary In the
contract for 1915 which ne returned uns!sa-
ed, vas refused to-day ~ Vice President
John l. Taylor.
world basebail tourists, Collins IL the only
rcScrvsd player unsigned BY tho Red Sox.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-14
BOW l. N

from the Wingo. Elicit & Crump last night
on tho Newport Alleys. Scores:
WingO, Elicit 6 Cruinn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-14

Approve Fcderals Plans.
indianapolis. Ind. February ls-Pians for
the Federal League park srandstand to-day
were approved by toe building inspector here
and u permit for the work, which will cost
about $1,000. was Issued. The stands will be
or heavy timber construction.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-14
Charged WIN Thcff,

ve Erred Lyon, c9lored was arrested
from the person OF s. Copeland.
William Lentz was arrested on n
charge of operating Il gambling house
on North Eighth Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-14
Rohhcd ar rIo,htnu

Mrs. J. II. Grant. of I4i1 Grove Ave-
nue., reported to the police yesterday
that her house was entered and that
clothing valued at S4S.25 was stolen.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-02-14

early morning On washington's birthday at
Murray's club here
The affair will start at one minute past
midnight on Sunday morning Among the
hosts, besides Coync. will be Clifton Craw-
ford. Lew Hearn. Louis iiirsch. Thomas
Meighan. playing IN broadway Iones" and
billy Doyle. the comedian. The consul
general, Mr. driniths VIII also be present
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-09

tbum. beltebsnb aus beipsglider Sabt
i'm Wertbe BON $2500, ioipie aus bsr
9eimitdtte unb 5arm BON $50 Mdern
Ganb- an Siaac g. Bater, MIignee,
Die Garm nit 9eimitdtte bat einsH
Wertb BON $4,000. auf tpelher eins
9ppotbet bon $4,000 Iaitet. Gr bat
auberbem Sdulben i'm 9etrase Don
$4,000, tpelde ibn oa5u trieben, Ban.
terott an5umelben.
Bum" 9sOrse Wsit, ipsIdrr
Ganbus Grimss lebten Gami.cg
absnb nit sinem 9afdenmeFsr ben
unterleib aufi6litte, nuroe geitsrn
WOrsen benz Ridter Sbdnt i'm Wuni.
sipalseri4t porsefiibrt unb mad 8sr=
5idt auf Elm 9orperb0r untsr 5000
9iirsfdaft pssen Stedens nit Der
Ibfi6t gu tObten ben Grpbssi6porss
nen iiberpieien.
Drei srobs S6eunen auf Der
genbsr'f4en 5urm. spsi Meilen bon
Der peftliden 9reu5e Der Siubt, ipure
ben seftern WiOrgen sessu baIb brsi
llbr nit ibrsm geiammten Snbalt, be-
itebenb aus 80 5onnsn Seu unb 500
9ibnern burt Seuer asritDri. 0as
5euer mar ausenfdeili9 BON 9ranbs
ftiftern anseItgt. Die @obnuns unb
Der HdbelieeenOe9 e9etreibeipsiHer fpurbs
ourd Die 5tlfe BON Ra6barn unb Der
5eueripebr aersttst. Der 0erluitt be-
trdsi minoeftsns $4,000.
- WilIiam R. gostter, elm Be-
fainter Rsbner bon Solsbo, tpirb i'm
5dmilton 8Iub Dor bem Sunberters
&ommittee bsute Mitiaa Bel einem
Diner cine Gniprude baItsn.
Der Gsiunbbeitsratb bsfhlob
porgtiiern 4bsHb in elmer 9eriamm. |
lung, bas 5auiirsn nit giseream in |
ben StrdBen gu tontrollirsn, cine 2is |
gems aussufteleH uno barauf su feben,
onb nur seiuROe gambler unb folde, |
pelte bds Gefroreue fanii1tsmabia |
bebanbeln. In ben Strabsn 5anbel
rsi6en.
- Der 17dbriss William pop.rs
,on WliobIetppn, peldsr bort bem
sarl Smith sinsn pudtissn G6lag
luf ben 9inisrtopf perfebts, purbe in
gIaHtsburs in @epabriam ssnoms
nsn unb mad RibbIstopn 5uriidsss
'rodt. Smith bsfinbst ii6 in pres
drem 3uanb uHb man bsfiirdist bas
56Iimmite.
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Der Commercial Sribune, unb Senrs
Sarpin. ebenfaIs i'm 3eitunssgef4dft
tbatis.
y 6. Hoienberg, Setretdr Der 90.
sialiitiiden partei in Gopinatpn, pers
tlagte S. HapbaeliOn auf $4,000 G6as
oensrfab, neil oieier spei 9risfe an
bic Spaialiitiide Staats Gretutipe
geianot baben iou, Die ibn (Rpfenbers)
fdGbigten.
- Yanbalen baben bic 8dumten
unb StrGu6er i'm II. Strabe part
bei6doigt unb bic gdnte 3erbroden.
Die Stoot &ommiTdre IolIen erIu6t
psroen, einen auiIebsr in benz pa-t
gu itationiren.
Sie Sumen SilfsgsIeIIi6afi
Der emmanuel W. 6. Stride perans
ltaltet am 5reitaa 4beno an Der gu.
bins Strabs unO Rufel ape. Elm Sra
ienfeit.
Sm Safe Der gernarbina Goot
9e9en Otta 8uBpeiler purbe Elm Ser
tautsbefebl DON 6 @runDitiiden in
@obington unb Siib Gopinston Dom
Ht6ter Sracb erlaNen. Der Cribs
lou Der Wittpe unp ben Sinbern iiberz
geben perben. - 2lu6 i'm ssaQe BON
Wlllam 9abn gessn 2ut6sr SettIe
'puroe Elm 8ertauf anseprbnet.
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getbcsSa . SOipitaI.

Oas 1914 saabrbud bes Yetbesta.
5oipitals unb Diaioniisns@ereil,s.
ipslhes bieier Gage bic preiie psrIieb,
IN elm SO Seiten ftarfer ganb, Der
Dem 3eIer sineu guten Ginblid in
rieies 10 piel psrsipsists unb aeiesnste
Wert aibt. Der 8eriht tit aud aufs
Ed6nite ausasitattet unb rsiGlid NIT
Snuitrationen psrfeben. burd ipelde
Die perifiebenen Gebdulihieiten uHb
feren innere @inri9tuns benz 4use
boreefiibrt perbeH. Gs iisben sur
3eit 81 GdDeiisrn in oieiem Dienite.
Sm Sabre 1897 belisien ii6 bic Gins
nabmcn fiir bieies Werf auf $2533.1o.
Saaegsn lsstes stabr parsn ss SILL
GLASS. syn 1901 ipurben 270 ga.
tieuten aepfIset; in 1913 basesen
iiber 1900. Oaraus III su Iehsn, ipie
'str Eh biefes Wert in 70 furser 3eit
entipidelt bat. 0as aanse gstbesbar
eigtntbum reprGientirt einen Mertb
BON $581 ,975. 6ieruuf Iaitst absr
nod eiHe S5ulb BON $4,000. 9ieies
Sabrbud iit in enslii6er Sprads ber.
ousaeaeben iporben. um fpeitersn &reis
Zen angGnslih 5u iein unb lam port1s
frei be3ogen perben our6 Rsp. 6. @ols
ter, %, Reabina Roab unb DAT
Gtrabe.
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Pokal.Derid)t
9anoesprdaoemt auf Aeifen.
GBnS. q. Sdmiot bel ben Ct. Spaiier
Sansesbraoern.

Ssrr GbarIes q. Sdmibt, Der iif
bstanntIidl nit @attin anb 56htsrr
auf elmer Reiie nad aalifornien be.
tlnoet, bate am Wontaa Citation in
ct. SpuIs aemaht uub mar Don ben
oortlgen Sangesbriibsrn ber5lid EN-.
pfdnaeH porben. Die ,BeitIi9s poit"
i6rlsb oariiber am 9isnitas;
SER Charles q. S6miot. berprd.
1lbsnt bes Rorbamsritaniiden gins
aerbunoes. traf asiieru Ulorsen in ges
Gleituna isiner Gatiin uno iSrduIein
so6ter 6ebpis unb 6elene aus Gin.
einnati in ct. 2Ouis Elm, I'm pDn
bier aus beute Qbeub cine aur ,ehs
Dodsn bercbnete grboluness unb
@eraniigungsreife mad benz WeIiea
an3utr.tsr. 5err Sdmibt erlsbisie I'M
gauie oss gormittass i'm gerein nit
Setretdr Dithum SGnserbunbaneeles
genbeitsn unb erbielt am Ra6mittaa
9elea.nbsit au elmer 2lu.omobilfabrt,
bic ibn unb ieins 4naeborisen sunGdit
mad BEN Bsitenb unb Sbafp's @arien
uno bon bier mad BEN .Suniet Snn"
bradten Der 4bsnb aclt einem ge,
iud oes Qisbertranss&Iubs, no Gin
paar rett asmiitbIids Stunbeu Der.
bra4t Uurbeu. 6err rnb frau
S4miot, iOipie iJrauIsin 506ter iinb
pabrsnO i5res biejigeH 9lufentbaIts
SbrsR9dite Ger hiefiaen SGnasrbunos
beamten. Der 6erren geo. Mitbum,
7. g0bm. Z. Grimm unb @m.
ouber. SSiir beute Iiebt cine
1termaliae 9lutomobilfabrt auf benz
prosromm. ipeI6e bic ipilltommsnen
seiu6er aug Cincinnati peitsre Ges
nenspuroigteiten Der Stabt unb ibrer
llmsebans bspunberH laffen piro."
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betannt senudt. bab ale Wdrterin,
men, bic Dor bem /. Iusuit rsgiitris
rem, bic bon benz Staatsratb fir aes
priifte Wdrterinnen ausseidriebene
prifuns ni4t gu maiden brauden.
petsr Ruebl ftarb seftern &benb
in ieiner Bobnuns Ro. 90 Beit IL.
StraBe i'm 70. Sabre, an einem
Ssr5leipen. gr btnterlGbt bic Satin,
le6s SO9ne uno brei sD6ter. Oos
Sei9enbesdnsnib finbst am Gamitag
Ra6mittes BON Der gp. prot. 81.
paulus Stride an Der 8. Strabe aus
Itatt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-09

1lnier sIsent in .Samiltun ii
Serr GSnaro Srud, 449 SaS Sanft,
StraRe. gea Sci. 476 o., Som,
Tbune 1851 81.
Die 16 Sabre alts ausuite 8rod
Garrell. Gatttn Don Gb. Sdrrell, mel.
de dnsebIi6 ibrem Gatten in Gincin.
natl burdbrdnnte, unb bier in Dem
SeIpins Sanb Ssim 4ufnahme fano,
itummt aus 9amiItOn nu6 mar niss
mails IN Cincinnati. - Sbr 9atte ors
bettet bier an Der nsuen Bride. Das
paar bat ii4 uussef6bnt unb piro
cine Wobnuns beaisben. Die ilnee
Satin pObnts BEL ibrsr Mutter Sra,
SOuiia 9rOd in Der Stebens Ctr.
- Die 9srIobuns Don SRI. Olga 6.
Serrmann Don bier nit Or. S5rant
SReill, Don Rep gort, pirb anee.
seist. 5rI. 9errmann 1T Die bsIisbte
SGuserin.
= Srtuin gaumann, %, uno SiI.
pa 3beobalo, 20, Don bier, erIanstsn
eiHen 6siratbsidein.
- 9. WeterIe, ipel6sr ssiitige 9es
trGnte obne 2i5.n3 perfaufte, purbe
OorSeitern Qa6mittas Dem 5riebmss
rt6tsr S'0eII Dorsefiibrt nnb sur
3ablung bon $25 unb Rotten perurs
tbeilt. Die $25 Durosn ibm sei6entt,
natbem er Derfproden bate, in .3us
tunft oieiss gu unterIaHen.
= Die uniteb Brethren Stride.
peI6e tiir5li4 Die 1000 2lder gorm
Der Sbaters. DitIi9 bon Wlibbletopn,
tdufli4 erporben bat, bic abIi6t,
eine eIettriIde Giieubdbu 6auen su
laHen, I'm bic probutte Der sSarm na6
Cincinnati unb 9dpton 5u befDroern.
Die ga9n ptro in @srbinoung nit Der
,Snterurban unb Terminal giienbabn
betrieben iperoen, unS bann aut iiber
bic Selsife Der Ohio elettriI6en Gi.
IeHba6n n0roli6 BON Wibbletunn
fabren.
- Charles Otto, fpel9er Sen Better
Dung tiinsit in 2tri3ona ansebli6 Inn
81 bei4pinoelte. tau9te Dor Elm paar
5agen in 9amiIton auf un0 nollie I'm
FARMERS Sotel Dorgefteru Ibenb auf
Bump eir 3immer mietben, puroe
lber bon Der poli5ei tpessn Serum.
unserns in Saft ssnommen.
= Sefe Deit, peIaer Der Gbed.
dlf4uns i9ulbis befunbsn iporben
par. ipuroe mad Der 8eHsrunssan, |
Ialt in Munsfielo sebra9t.
= 5beobor 8ranOenberaer, Der 16s |
ibrige Sobn Der 5amilis glbolpb |
}ranDenbsrser. Don 132 SGb aahn |
lpenue, tpuroe Der poli5ei als psrs
libt gemeloet. Der Siinslins puroe
1T 0ienitas Wlittas bon ben Gltern
i6t sefeben.
- Ti4ter WlurpbD bepilliste Dem
.lbert Dindelmann bic S6eibuna
On 4melia Windelmann, neil Iie
a9 Retp Yort perbuftete. Das paar
'iratbete In 1900, bat aber ieine
,nber.
- Der befannts Sdrmer Gam. 3. |:
,remblp Don Reilb Sopnfbip iiberr
tua OOrgei:srn Raamittas isin Gigsns
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= Der 0apton S6ulratb mar
nIdt i'm Stanoe, in isiner Sibuno
oret Sebrerinnen gu erlpGblen. Die
Wlitglieber gierp, aaigbn, RcWurl.
rep, Carr unb Wartin ftimmtsn fir
bic Bieberuniteluna Der Srls. Sauns
ibea uno Our; PrGiibent McGormid
uno bic UtitgIieber 3immerer unp
Si4tpaIo opponirten Der Dieberer.
nennung. Die 9lnselesenbeit nirO
nun bem Gountb S9uIIuperintens
oenten ReiIlD iiberipieien iperben, Der
bic 9enannten 2ebrsrinhen pieper err
nennen tpiro.
Der progrsiIipe 9eibz unb
8duDerein bon canton eripGblte fol.
aenoe Seamte: grdiiSent, $. 3.
ScopilIe; 9i5eprdfibent, &. .. Sem
aelbrod; Setrstdr, Z. q. GaIep;
Silfsietretdr. m, e. 9eIft; Sdab.
meiiter, s. St. sdmitt; 2fnpalt, Sbos
mas Z. GarOtbsrs; Sirettoren: 3.
g. ScopiIle, $. 9. Rulid, %. o.
Barrett, 6. %. 9int, g8m. sieman,
j. Stt, 5. $. Sesser. 6. 6. Mains
uno 5. 9, DIR.
= Grau SOiepb Gbenbart BON ser
Gapton qpenue in Sapton bat ii9
auf geiu6 gu Serrn SOmsr 9. Sagre
mad 9enia. O., bege6en.
= 0ouis 81. Sornuns, 80 Sabre
alt, peri6ieO in Der 0obnung ieines
8aters Georg 70. 5ornuns, go. 512
,Sairfislb @penue, Ssllepue, mad Idns
lerem 2eiben.
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nnfaae.

geim gfnoreben ieines Gait.
ailtomobiIs, fpurbe Der Gbauticur Der
Queen Gitp Motor Eruf Co., Moberf
Yoren aus gaeiDprt, ap.. erbebIid
oerlest. goipen bate an Der Brand,
nnb @lenipop glDenue, Steine abgeIa.
ben imb mar i'm gesriff ben Motor
an5nbreben, nIs bic &lrbel biird Die
iiarfe Gompreiiion 5liriidid)lug, iuto
benz Rann bas- Sanogelenf brad.
Ger GerIette muBte iid i'm itdbtiiden
0ranteHbaus eiuen gertana anIegeH
laiieu.
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9reimal seitpdjen.

Ius unbeiannteu griinbsn ipurbs
IN Der Raht gum Miittpo6 bic %
Sabre alte Wamie Wdrfbaa bon SO.
529 @eit 5. Strabe an Der 8. uno
Sobn Strabe Don elmer bisber un,rs
mitteltsn Reaerin breimaI aetOden.
Die MaribdG trua @erlebunsen am
Rad.n, an Den 2ippsn unb am aopf
oaoon unb mubte ii6 i'm iidbtiitsn
araHteHbdnie bebanbeln lafsn.
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Vt ~ y prt.

Die Neiupurt Ciiiec iir Sas Sin.
tlnnatier &olfsblatt" beiinbet iidl in
Go. 339 gorf strase, seaeniiber Sem
GonrthOmie, iuoieIbit Nrnisfeiten, 9In.
5e'gep IL. !. IN. bis 10 ltbr As Iinu.
ten abenSs entscaenaenummcn luer.
oen. SrIrbhop Enrth 24Of.
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SmSloiu, SIP.

- 2uf bem @sge nat einem
TTferla9er iheute bds pfsrO oes
9enrp Sr1plor an Der Crescent
springs pite unb nabm Reibaus.
Der g8agen tpuroe an sinem 9aum
5ertrummert., be SniaTsn enttamen
absr nit leidtsn 9autubiaurfung.n.
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3 a ~ II tn n.

llnler gsent in Samiltun lit
Serr Gbnarb Srud, 449 SiS 5amfte
StraRe. gell Sel. 476 o., Some
Ebuue 1851 81.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-10-10
ny international News Service,

ews Service
BERLIN via Amsterdam 10A statement Of the war a.
flee today the fankng operations Germans in France
have met with steady and allies wing is in seriou
danger.
Our offensive is increasing strength says the statement
The enemy has suffered tremendously attempts to arrest our
advance and ouhank that he compelled TO Withdraw
from several points about Arras Though suffered heavily we
able to reinforce lines whereas British are
unable to strengthen their forces any Successful erm
decisive the the west has been and the ad
vantage all The situation in the unchanged
ews Service
BERLIN, Oct 10-Antwerp has fallen, says an official an
The States Belgian garrison out Of Antwerp
by the commander The German troops Antwerp the
says Breaches made Notifications at several
points and they had be abandoned The with
the garrison Friday The city and have been in
possession Of the Germans since Friday afternoon
ews
PARIS, Oct 0The Germans making heavy
and northwest of Lille but the situation satisfactory allies
according the official French statement this afternoon
French gained advantage north the Disc progress
about ST.. Mihe in the
LONDON Oct. 10A declaration of Germany by Por
tugal is expected momentarly in Berlin
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HARVEST FESTIVAL
FOR YOUNG YEOMEN
ENTERTAINMENT is ENLiVENED
WITH GIFTS, DANCING
AND LUNCH.

The Brotherhood of American Yeo-
men held its annual harvest festival
last evening at Knights of Columbus
hall, where a large attendance of
parents and children testified to the
of the festival Every
child received a sack of candy and
every child of a member was special
ly remembered with some extra gift.
After the programme of songs
and recitals had been taken care of
there was dancing and luncheon for
everybody. so at adjournment every
one was satisfied and the little ones
were good and tired, The prizes
were awarded as follows: First class
Violet Hunt and Albert Wenzel; sec
ond class. George Knock and Francis
Pierey Mrs. Egan presided at the
piano. The programme follows.
First class-Ruth Emord. solo
Fern Emord, recitation; Anna Grant
solo, Henry Winzel. recitation; Vic
let Hunt, solo. Ruby Dunsdon, recita
ton; Albert Winzel, recitation.
Second class-Ruth Dunsdon, reci
tation; George Knock. recitation
Howard I4anthier, recitation, Luelli
Dunsdon, recitation; Ella Grant, reci
tation; Francis Percy, recitation
Eva Dunsdon, recitation; Mrs. Letsoi
Ballet. solo.
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WILL FIND A JAIL
IN EARTH'S BOWELS
MILITIA WILL NOT WASTE ANY
MONEY IN BUILDING
ST0CkADES.

BUTTE, Oct. 10.-Hundreds of feet
down in one of the oldtime aban-
doned mines of Butte the l. w. w
recruits who threaten to come to
Butte will find their prison.
That is the plan devised by the
authorities as one of the most eX-
pedient ways of handling the |. w.
w situation that is reported to be
impending because of l. w. W. dis
turbers being ordered by their or
ganization 10 head for the mining
city.
No stoekade for the retention OF
prisoners Immediately on their ar
rival in Butte by the national guards
men.
No Imprisonment in any jail. there
to resume the experience of Jail life
well known to so many of them.
No bull pen" proposition foi
them
Instead, the plan which most ap
peals to the authorities is to have
them lowered down the shaft of one
OF the abandoned properties in tht
vicinity of the Lexington mine
where they speedily would find tina
there could be no means of escap,
through the shaft which easily
could be guarded.
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THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS

BY recent ruling of the school
board the superintendent has been
empowered to fix a limit upon new
entries into the receiving grade OF
the school. October i6 has ben set
as the date, that being the end OF
the sixth week of school. Parents
wishing to enter their children should
do so the coming week. Already a
total of 7S children have entered
grade one. OF this number ID are
In an overflow room, still leaving a
total of SO for one teacher to handle
With so large a number in one room
the entire class Is handicapped Dy
the entering OF children who are ne
hind the rest. After this coming
week only children who have already
been in school in the first grade mere
or elsewhere may enter that class
The report cards for the grades
and high school were due to be IS
sued this week. but will not be ready
sor few days yet, the cardboard o
which the printed forms are mau'
having been delayed In transit Of
the railroad.
State Superintendent Bray vislte'
the schools Wednesday and met tn
new teachers. He spoke brieny .
the high school and some OF IN
grades.