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SODeei6ntten.

Nm 0ienito9 fdno in Sirrqua Die
Bsilstung res perItorbsneu Generals
Carl 90. RoQers1t att. Die 9eihe
wnr am Sonntog Iii BsgIeituus Der
Jomtllsnon9sbOri9en in Der Staot |
aetrcfftn uno iuuroe am 8abnbofs uon
NboIonunasn oes NlCrdnoer 9aurep
Ror q. u. 81. Der IreimoursrsNnQr
unb Der Dob 6edows ippie Don slHsr
aroBen 3abl fruberer 6rsunoe uno Be.
fanntsn oss Ierltprbsnsn in gmpfanq
senomnlen uno gum SamiIienheim oes
8eneraIs seI.'tet. Ter YerItorbene bin.
t.rldBt auBsr is;nsr @ittipe leine atn.
Der S:nrp unb Gbwarb 8os.rs, iotpie
Sron goitb Growbrib9s.
&eibl = SEQ. @. &sibl. Subn BON
6rn. uno Srau .. ". GeibI, S27
@eor9esStr., erlas elmer Compilation
BON 8ranfbeitsn. BON ben @lt.rn, Suei
Briioern uno flnf Sdwsltern be.
trauert.
6rnu emma Barringer. DOR
25 Sahren cine 8irgerin pom So
@rone. lit in ibrem 0elm in @ihita,
Ras.. geitOrben. Die Qeid)e wuroe sur
Seltattung nab bier 9ebraht.
MtRibbnn = Su rinem SpitaI bier
itarb i'm NIter On 2S Sabren 5rau 6.
McRibbOn. 1924 SobaersS Str. mobn.
bait. Sic ilberlebt Der Gate.
Yoomis = Sm 9lltsr pom 70 Soaren
ltarb IN leinem 6eim. 1919 Ylne, Str,
sin langjabrl9er BlIrgsr u%nlsrer 5taot.
Sr. s. g. 2oomis, on Nltersbe lhmer.
Den. @r betrieb etipa plersia Sabri
lang etn mohlbefanntss Yianus uno
MuIit9eiddit. @r liammte aus BEN
Staate 9iem Yorf uno fam i'm Sabre
nab Dem @sitsm. gr mar Ian.
ssre Belt E.diiosnt Der Oumnnitdtss
8eleaihaft. unb tbm ibsrlebeu be Cat.
TIN, sluei 8inoer uub Elm 5ntsl, MANI
LID @sD. 6. 9pomls bier. 6rau Mt 9.
3burbsr in Ybilaoelpbia uho DER @ntel
y. .. Sburber in Der Beit Yolnter
Nihtdrs Ntaosmie. GIN Bruoer uon
inn. 6. 3 2oomis. lit bier Wobnbait.
9as 8esrdbniB liz gang priuniim
am Samltu9 0admlttas. neil 6rau
9oomts srnitlih traut wurbe.
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Nns Den 0tridttn

Sec 81. &oue pom Iomob. bts nor
auriem 0~uIi9polmtiltsr ooielbit, wurOs
nute- Ser Nutiass Der unts' ihId9uug
ruu Holise,o5rn ppr oas &unoes9srlht
bterb,r gcbraht uno unter 8urgihait
uon $500 9eitsGt bis III lsinsm Vros
jelle. "a tr oe Siirsihait nitt itsaen
tonnte, puroe sr nab Dem G%onntpusr.
lies in @Iaoliou ssbradt. Der ssndus
Sslrng lslrer &sruntrsuun9en lit nitt
bstduut Gpos 1T sur 3sit trlntIid)
uno unler aritluher Sthanoluug.
@w. Ctto. l.ll Saoser' Str, uro
Gin Nrbe.sr Der Rubbsr Mills. Istost
am yer p.su1g%pobu uno muroe nab
oyiiittsr lat:;luhung nab Weaoota
8ebrat't. Cuo mar slnsr Der Netdl'
arttiisr S.. !eetss drlbiahr on ben
StreIs alHQtu uno isiibsr bat er per-
ldieoens Siel.en iu~nssehabt.
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EtriOnnlia.

Trdu 8nrbarn Rehfu6 erreihtt
an Montaa oas 90. 9sbensiahr, mosu MIR
HaAIrngllt beitens grntuIiren.
- 1Srau Bid in s9eIt &euo, @is.. nee
0ltiih uno cine 5phter Don Nrn. 3. III
Sidlit BON bier bat lhrtn @tmabl nit ci
nem itramr'5a SHnaen teitentt. Nuh iut,
arntulirra F!
i5rau 9adlenmeter non Mil
ipautee uHo Sdpdatriu upu Srau 6. y
sleiu lit hel igr gu wiatommeUem 8eiut)
elnaetrofeu.
fSrnu @ ori @nnther il, aui ri
mem 9jeiuh poH i Mpnnten nab Gallio..
ni,n nbgerellt.
SRI. Marte 5hattle 1T ipieeer
nab Der Norttweltern llniperItit in Gpdn.
itou brI eh caep iuridaefehrt, NO itt tbre
StuoieH IN HbttorIi fprtietss ipiro.
&r. u ua. notb reiIte aeiteru Nbene
nab burlington. &ermont, sum Geiudt
ielnsr 1odier Ssau ). Nlcu.
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asa Gle ,aat IS benz 9lr,t.

Dies par Der tdltsits @intsr. ben mlr
iudbreno ben Sc Sabren, Die ih in Die.
Ter S:aot moline. bier esbabt baben. "
ihreibt Trau W. u. Seramann. 2230
Roman Str. gtsp Orleans. Cd. ,uno
th oeriplrte auh Die 6oIeen ossisIben.
Wdbreno uier @odlen lag i'd nit Der
8rlppe oarnleber. 8lele 9suts. Die
odrau erfrnntt narsn. itarbsn. SD
iulnlhie tslnen Nrst. aber msine Sin
Der ~beitonoeu onrouf. Seine Webisiu
nuste mir ober nidits. uno 10 isete lh
lie CUR Seits uno nabm meine 9uiludt
W Dem Nlpsntr6uisr. SD mar balo
Geiuno. uno oils Id Dem grSt lpdter ~.
S1hIte, mas ih aeibnn batte, iaQtc er,
oa6 Shr Nlp'ntrdutsr cine que Wteol.
SIN kin MILE"
Nitt IN Npothsfen su BADEN. 5pe.
stdlo9enleu Iisierr IS osm Hublitum
brett. 0tan ihrr,bs on: q. Eeler
Suhrnen x Sons 90. l925 %.
Scpue Nue Gblcagp. 81.
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Sodieitsgloden.

Der erite drstIidl unteriudts Sci.
ratbscaneibot mad benz ueuen Staots.
aeles, SUbn s. &earbon. ItsB
iih am SnmItns beim GOuntpcIerf cine
SodSeitslicens ausitsnen. Or. @in.
ters mar Der Nrst. Der tettrslte oaB er
LAUDER lber'm Nisrenitild III. 8saroon
lit Elm 6uiitmiso. Die Sraut bsiBt
Jrl. &on;is atSbab.
,Srau S.ein. cine Wititp.
CON uur 20 Somms.n, uno Sarrp
Is. Rathel 20 SGtts, erbisltsn
etre 0%eiratbsItcsnj oIs Speitss Tanr
lstt oas neugsniite" 6siratbSg.ies in
Kraft 1T. Netoe batten iih porbsr pon
Gr. McNrtbur untsriuden %Ia1ien. %.
mobI bites BON Seiten Der Srnut riht
nothiQ mar. aber iie oadtsn mobl oop'
peIt 8snd9t bait bslier.
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bier bod. nift uur an S;abt uno Staot,
lonoern aud an NtonOpole uno mus
ternoe eorporntionen.
Nuseroem limb mir in uniersm I'm
~uerltnno ihalo odrnn, oaB mir gang
lberfuii;se Absabeu entrihtsn miIien.
90 lit ). .. auSseretnet morosn,
bob in ben Ser. Stdaten auf BEN 8opl
Der 8eu0.terung cine Snhrss Iteuer pom
mehr ais So entidnt. Die uon ben 5suer'
oerfiherunss. 8s ell ibaiten e~inseSO9en
iuIro.
Sn 5ranfreid betrdgt Der Ieupriho.
Den PRO Sopf uno Sabr etpa 80 GEMS,
uno IS 9ibt in europa Qdnoer, NO es
nod lueni9er lit.
8ie lit oieier unterihiso Su ertldren?
Wir bauen ltlebt, seben nit Ieuer
81 lei6tfertia um uno lo'en su
uiele 8ranoitifter ourb Die Sra.
lhen oes @eieBss ihllpien.
Soffentlid meroen mir burh 5da.
ben nit Der 3eit enolid bod tlieer
peroen.
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elnem 9rpBen Eiano'Goncsrt I'M gtpr.
moIltuI. AUDITORIUM bsihlieBeu.
6rau ;3elsIer lit III europa ebeniu
berlhmt 9emoroen rpie in oieIem Qanoe,
uno lie bat oriibeu mebrere eroBe Cons
%certtcuren nbIoluirt uno IbernGI
Griumpbe %errun9en. Sn inherent
Q0noe bat tie nit ben beriibmteiten
Olheitern cOncertirt. uno Dies tit in ga
9rohe tbr critics Nuitrsten. 8on I'M.
fern Wuiitirsunoen iperosn iupbl noe.
nise lib oen 8snus entssben Iaien,
cine 10 bsrlbm.e ainitIsrin 5u b6ren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-09
EoliScilides.

Bon isinsm 3effumpan. BEN CT ols
6rsmoen Ju uertrausnsleli9 in lein
6srj seihloien. Wurbe 6. s. Selruo
uon &ulbioro briibsn. nahoem er nit
ibm al lein @slo perjubelt, on cine
einiame STEELE eeIodt, niebersslhIossn
uno UNI feline soloeue ubr, einsn @olos
ring uno leineu warmen llsbsrsieber
bsraubt uno biIFos auf Der StrnBs
selaiieu. 0elrub tonnte Der 8OIiSei
nur cine oiiriii9e Sisnaiur oss 8nnbi.
ten 9eben. uno es lit nsnis Nusiiht
isinsr babbnit Su merben.
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~ 0enfcn lit pom llcbcI

bel ben olelcn 2euten. Die Nues better miIier
uno nidltS prpblren nonen. Yenn Shr an
8opi. uno Gidenitmerscn, 8ldbIudt, LOU.
rem Maaen~, llebelieit. &erItopfurq, @elb.
uno @oiieriutt uno nod 10 itIimmen
Seter. ilno Observation-Disclosures Ietoei. 10 oenti
nldt. oaB Sbr es better mibt ais bic pielen
S%aliifnfe ote IL oerart per5uetfeltcu 7sauen
@frriurg ourh Die hfrllbmten Ct 8erparr
3rduterptlen, Die tiir IS Gents IN allen
Npntheien III taben iIno. %fanoen. Gin FOL.
DIES Yenten mare Elm 9antel. Der oft nit
benz lobe 9ebltBt plro.
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Fac @erEupfuus persiftet sic

@enu Sis peritOpit iino. 10 1T Sbr
aan;ts Spitsm usrgtItet. ourh ole Nb.
idle. Die lin &orusr gshaIten msroen
@~ebroud1en Sic Or. 2inas Nem 9iit
&t0eu uuo Sle neioeu bolo ven &er'
ltrpiuua furirt lein. ebeuinus uou
aep'usb uno aneeru Seioeu. 25c in
alien Npoibetsn ODER per GOit. i. 6.
Gufliu X 60. &hllaoelphid uno Ct.
90uis. Nns.
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sparta. Der betaunte probibitloniItiIhe
Gltremilt itsbt. bat bier am WiItmOh
nit ietner Tbaiigftit %bssannen. Seins
Nrbeit olrfte cine 8elbe BON Gasen
wd6ren. 9as GOmite 9eosnft Dem
gsmerbsmGBieen Cater in u~nisrsr
Staot NIT aler Strenge Obne Rldlibt
nuf Die 8srion oui Den @runb 5u esben.
nobel i%eniatione(e @ntblaun9en &C..
ma6t werosn olrilan. Sofientlih ipq
bic 1batia6e, oaB b;'is Garter
6 ommtion jbre Cha ,teit 9ernoe
III ga @rolie bsglunt. n,,1t beoeutsn
oaB uniere CUTE Staot Don alien Sido'
ten i'm Stauis etne iOlde unter luduns
am me Il en- beoari!
Die @ommiiiion beiie9t aus 6rst
SenatOren uno orsi Wlitglieosru Der
NiemblD. mi. foiqt. Senator Ieo8.
bale. Senator 0lctor 9lnlsp aus gu.
perior. Senator Hotert 8. Wont aus
WeiQsuiue. NIismblp lbgeOroneter o..
". bingham aus }rlenoibip. Niiemblp.
nb9eOroueter Slmes 0olan aus Hlati,.
pile uno ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @url
Winflep uus W}itpaufee. S6mmtlihe
NPitalieoer pareu bet Der @iDffnunas.
iisuns aniusienb.
@ltld ote erie SeiiiOn brnhte cine
Seniati0n. uno SIpar bsitano oisieIbe
aus ben @ntbuQuugen pom Rep. Nm.
broie Wurphp upu Der tnlboliihen
5t. Snmes 8ude. Der 1rislter ere
tldrte Der Communion ge9eniipsr, ous
Quter Guele 5u lp,iieu. onB Gin estpiiier
@roSinnuitrieuer Der Stdot. leinen
gtanen nolIte er niht miiien. lsine
mslbliteu Nngeitflteu bel elner @sle'
9enbei, Ge5wungen bate. nnfeno
Dor ibm in seldIoiisnsr Retbe uorbei.
;uoehliren. 9le Gommiilion bat
oarauibin iofprt cine oi~esbeSuslihe
unteriuhanS einaeIettet.
Reu. Wturib p bstonts jeooh tpisoer.
bolt. 0enaues barber uitt ~an9eben
ju iDnnen uno nlht oniiir pernntport.
Iih ieiu Su lpoltn. Wie unS ihsinsn
m6hte, bate Rsu, 0lurpbp cine folhe
Antlnae. uno ron Der mir e~tnItlpetltn
teiu @ort 9laub.n. nint auf bloi.s
8srsSe bin erbeben iOasn, bsnn e8 ban'
belt iih nm ben gutsn Namsn unb
Ruf u%nisrer Stnoi.
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Yersnignngs=8 esweiier.

ga Groife 1beater. Ban Spte & gaion
SIUd 60. 3eoeu abeno n gatinefs
leoen Sonnta9, Gienitus, 9oHnerltas une
Sarlita9.
Taajeffic. 9eoen Hahmittn9 UNI abeno
Bauoepile uro GRANDCHILDREN.
8iiou. 9eocn Nahmlttog uno dbeno
GRANDCHILDREN.
Spric. Seoen 3n4mitto9 uno absno
Rnnoelbiloer.
eafiup. Seoen Nndmittag uno N6eno
8anoelbiloer.
Stnr. Seoen 9admitta8 uno abeno
Banoelbifoer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-09

~%ir boten nid,t nur 2'dume, Bier
ICY ltrauttr uno .Ehansen. tonoern
~ erpropte Sorten, IN 9Siecoaii m Qe'
Sogen uno penn nDrolihen 8lintu nnatpabt
Sic r-Gdlen tein Experiment, menn Sle
oIeie Sorten pflursen. Sir iuettcre Nus'
'tnnit ifnben Sic iur ~uniercn anfaIos.
The North wood Nurseries,
koethe irO GisentbHmer.
Coon Valley. WiscOnriu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-09

STATE OF WISCONSIN,. =.
County Court, La Crosse County. >
IN PROBATE.
In the matter of the estate of Anna NJ. Arena late OF
the Tow \ Of NashinRt N. in said county, deceased.
Letters of dictatorship in said matter having
been granted 10 John j. Arena of Primghar, Iowa,
notice is hereby given that six months after the
18th day Of January A. u. 1914, are allowed to
creditors to present their claims against said de-
ceased for examination and allowances; and That
said court will on the It'll day OF July A. ID. 1914.
at 10 o'clock Il. III. of saidday, at the court room
Of said court in the court house in the city OF
La Crosse, in said county, examine ana adjust
all claims and demands of all persons against
said deceased.
By the court,
JOHN BRINDLEi.
County Judge.
Dated this 9Th day Of January 1914.
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Ter gesembcr sia Rcforsbrcd,er.


Der Monat 0e5smbsr oeS 8orIabrss
mar Der pdrmits unb trodenite SEN 60
@roIis is ssieben bot. Die ourdih Itt'
lihe acknowledgements fir DECEMBER
isu Eli Sabren mar 2l.4 Grab. Sm
ltBtsn BsSemb'r bInSsseu wnr lie 31,4
@rao. EIe Eurbitnittsieuhtiststt lir
9sssmber bstru9 bIsber lis 3on. Sn
bt.ism 3eSsmbsr betrus Der Res.nfau
nur or 8Oa. SIN 2easmbsr fi.lsn
iouit ss.)0bnIid 10 3ol Shnte. bod
Der I.sts 3sjsmbsr mites 10 gut tuie tsi.
men Sdnss ouf. Die .rit.n : Toss
pnren bep0ltt. bi. nddIt,n Is flor.
uno Die Iestsn 8 Tose parsn bsp6Itt
ooer ibsilmeiis bsipoltt.
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SO K 8.
Tsortbilounas . ituterriht ,pirD

UU~IIUtIUHHHC uHIctIt'H' "HD
nun oud in Noro ga @r0lie e~tbellt,
uno Sfuar in osr 2OgarsSh ule 9iens'
tags uuo Greitngs Nbeno BON 100 bts
$50. I'm Gienitas Miro unlermeiinn9
ertbsiIt IN einfntem 9tdben. 9Istoer'
MAIDEN. 6unOWsrts5eidnen SoI5arbsit.
@nslti6 inr Ginaemanoerts; am Jrei'
tag in Wntbematif. Sfreibsn. aOAeu
uno @slddfts' Gnsltid.
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Concert uOn 5ran SloOmiielO
3eisler.

ne ipeltberuhmte
Ylano 8ltupfin,
6reu. + q n n
8lOrmfislos 3sislsr
BON Gbicn9O, ipiro
heuie 6reitn q
abenb. och 9. os
ben heurigen Ncr.
molihul : liner
bnltunQ.furius nit
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Tie @rpcers slHociation bat is

ibrer neullhen WtOnatsusriammlun9
S6ritte gstrofisu. Die @lnrthtung elmer
Sterbetuiie. lcwie elmer CO.
operation Bdfersi e~lniubab.
men. sWei lOidtise Shritts. uHo gu oeren
Nusiibrnna Den 9erribuitsn u gu
gratullren p1re.
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8ir tperosn iiber Die 8erbano.
lunusu Der 9Ommiilipn m.hr
su bsrihtsn babsn nahosm oieIeIbeu
msiter asotsbsn limb. Oh babel pieI
berous tpmmi, lit isbr gu bsspsiieIn,
ubsr Gins lit sauj iider. ndmlih oos
Die Gommiilion slne Maiis @sIo per.
ihlinat uno Fir ba5 Die SteusrSablsr
idpissn mihen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-09

tF Wer @eloer 5u maBiaen 8tnfen lei.
ben mttte, elnen u%erldBIiden Rath9eber fir
9eeos uno NortaoaeS brauht. oher @elo
auf CUTE Siherbeit amsieihen mill, tpenbe
iih an W. 8. Sififh d, 203 g. 4. Stra6e.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-01-09
9ie alte Slafe Numpe in Der

1ie nlte 8iafe Vnmpe IN Der
alien Iumpsnitntiou bat Die nsullhs
Brobe nidt bsitanoen. Sbmobl spel
aelieI unter burhihnittlih l25 Biuno
Druid pperirt muroen, mar Die 3unpe
nidt i'm Stnnoe 9snilaeno Walier Su
pumpsn. 3n ben 134 Stunoen 3ett
usrbrauhte man 1860 8funo aobten
uno s~rsielts nur 1.S9l.500 @lllonen
8niler. Gs wiiroe iih dip ntht lob.
nen. Die Yumpe nah Der neuen Statior
gu ibaifsH.
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nniere Sranbiteurr.

inertia, ou BAIT IS
bsfier!" bsi6t es in
Der nit Steuern
g~eiesneten alien
@elt. Seine Steu'
ern sablen ~ mui'
fen lift ia bns SoeaI
pieler guropnml'
rem. Qber Steuern
sablen mliien mir
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SiBnn9 Der 9aiter=G Ommiiiion

3 uOn Der lesten Sc.
alslatnr ssihofisne
Connie sur untsrius
dung oes 6 later 8
in 8isconfin n,
an beiisn Spise 81.
uator SOwaro
9easbal ron
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tF Ter bette &utihfnz uno @epdf.
fuasenotPnlt in her Stnot nlro Shnen uur
Der @atemap Ctr 3ransier s D
9eIieIert. Hbpnes 179.
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Tanfabftattume.

Nlen %unirren Ertunhen unh Wdd,horll
lei hermit unier SerSensonnt qeiplomet fir
Die uns mdhrFub Der arantbeit ~uuI.rer lie.
ben @attiu, SHUTTER uuo @rpBuutter.
Srau InaeIina pretit.
aepiomete Slilic. ioplr fir Die ihr 10 sabl'
reid frmisfene IfBte @bre. ~beionoers aud
1ai'pr HnEnd)cf fir Die irritrrihen @orte
on ihrer Sabre, iotute Nnen fir Die itlDucn
8iumeniptnocn. IS wiro uns uuocr5ebll6
blelber.
tpm. Protih, Bdtte,
uebit camille.
Stpooaro, @is., :. San. ~ T..
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~ .. 8. Van Mmten, Nernn.runge
Ngeut; Niiraihn'ts. pber Siherbritss2 unhi
32S Genrt Strait.
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Weihafts.Wrfiae

80 II. Wins. Coz Slain Str reparirt II ca IL
htrme; nlaa ! nudl ueue; repartrt ebenfuls Scbuhe
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Sereins=N

Ter 8. @oro llntsrItiisunss.8e rein
srfpdblte in ieiner SnbresueriommIune
an WtoHtae AbenO Die iOlsenoen
Beamten:
xrtiioent. Sobn G'etrine.
Siee BrdiioeHi. Oscar BORING.
Sdriitflbrer. s. =. Yang.
6ehnungsflbrer. Z. 8eIsbeder.
Shosmeilfer, Sol. Hrlih.
eourc or, perm. ShIIht.
Sermalier, Sol. 6iebis.
Gabnenirdger. u. AfeIof.
9ruitee, ". Shwars.
Hepliious gomite. Ulath. @iltinger.
Der Berein s1hlt nun 400 gutltebenog
Nfit9lieoer. IS ftarben i'm uerloIienen
Sabre l Mttslteo nr5 orst Jrnuen Don
Wtiislieoern. Qui9enOmmsn wuroen
"a. IS trateu 2.
3sr 8eierueionos betrus ON /
Sanuar 1914 $1,000 65.
Eie @lnnabmen b%eiru9en: Monnts.
beitrise. $l,110.15; Sniere1iem,
S452 65; Nulnabmsssbiibren, S78; pom
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The Washington herald., 1914-11-08
DELAWARE TRIMS
BROOMANDI
c. U. Eleven Loses Hard
fought Game to Newark
Collegians, - to o.
ROGERS IS INJURED
Crack Half Back Of Red and Black,
Rsdss. nom Game IL First

- n Z -
newark. Del, Nov. 7.--Delaware Coli
leEo foetbaH ssam cohtlnued itn wtn-
ming streak this afternoon by defeat
ing Catholic University OF Waehingtons
IS to o. Although outweighed the Blue
and Cola outplayed their opponents
from start to finish. The game was
the most exciting that has ever been
played on Joe Frasier Field. One mia
ute after play had been started Gfon
missed fine chance of scoring q
touchdownj for Delaware when he
caught & beautiful forward pass from
Handy. hut got away slow and was
downed before he could cross his op-
ponents' goal, In the second quarter
lorof made ur tor his poor work ol
the first Quarter by dne forward
t,ass 10 smart, which resulted In the
first toichdown OF the game. Delaware
again scored IN the. last quarter on
straight football.
The visitors were greatly nandicap-
ped BY the loss OF Rogers, their crack
halfsback !. ii the early Part OF the nrst
quarter. He was injured when tacklso
By Delaware man while carrytns the
bali and had 20 be carried from the
Acid II was thopght that the plueky
haif back had sustained concussions
nut an examination by a physician
showed that he was not seriously In
iured. Tfincheliffe and Doughertys dtu
Ans work for the Catholic University,
while the playing OF FIdance and CraW-
ford on offense and Handy on defense
was a feature Of the Delaware game
IeSna. 49,
The Washington herald., 1914-11-08
TWO-DAY AFFAIR
FOR Penn RELAY
Increasing Entries Make 1t
Impossible to Hold Meet In
One Afternoon.

Philadelphia, Nov. 1.-The University
OF PennsylvahIa relay races in 19l5 VIII be
distributed over two days. For twenty
years some forty or fifty events have
been crowded into one afternoon, and
every year the races have become more
unWfeldy because the number OF athletes
and teams entered have tripled In the
last twelve years ~
The rnanaRernent set out with the idea
OF running the races on a four-minute
schedule last spring. but try as they
might they could not keep up. Inter
missions were few and the games were
more like a three-ring circus than an
athletic meet. Il was impossible, for
the spectators to follow the perform
ances, and so much dissatisfaction was
manifested that the management has de-
cided to run the events over two days
and at this time are getting up letter
which will be sent to the schools and
colleges notifying OF this change.
The events win be run on six-mlnute
schedule on the last Friday and Satur-
day in April and the program VIII al
low for ten-mintlte lntermissions previous
TO the starting of the special events.
such as the hurdle races, the 100 yards
dash. etc The field events VIII be spit
up, part of them taking place. on each
afternoon instead OF having three neid
events taxing place AT ohes IIues - N1S
the case last spring when the 'jave1n.
discus and high jump were all going
on at the same moment
The championship grammar school and
parochiaI school races, the preparatory
school relays and the small college cham
pIonship races will be conducted on the
opening day Of the carnival and II Is
expected that the main events viii as
usual. take place on the Saturday The
program is not complete but it Is the
idea Of the management to make the
opening day just as attractive as Satur-
day. one OF two more special track
events may be added, but there win be no
additions to the relay races. 1t Is the
thought that the two-day meet viii bring
upwards OF 1000 athletes 10 Philadelphia
There were 2d00 entered last April
At banquet following the games last
spring Arnold jackson. the English run
ner. stated that IL was the greatest ath-
Ietic spectacle and achievement he had
ever seen. The Pennsylvania manage
ment appreciated this. coming from one
Of the most respected OF the foreign
runners, but in 1915 they will try to out
do all previous efforts.
The Washington herald., 1914-11-08
DELEHANTY,S SLUGGNG
GREATEST IN BASEBALL

IRE greatest sluEging feat in The his
tory Of baseball was that Of Ed Del-
ehanty on AdonIs Terry, on the West
side grounds IN Chicago. The feat is
historic, but there are SO many inquiries
concerning It that II Is worth while
giving the facts.
1T was a game between Philadelphia
ana CHICAGO one afternoon. in lSe6
Terry was pitching In rare form. and In
the Language Of the game. he had
everything" The first time up Delehanty
cracked the ball high over the right neld
fence, not far inside the foul line-per-
haps about forty feet. The second time
he drove a liner over short. Dahlen got
his hands on the BAH. but II tore through
them ana rolled clear out to left neld.
The third time up he lifted the bali over
right fieid fence again, this time far down
the right center. The next time he drove
the bait out to the clubhouse in CEN
ter for his third home run. In the
ninth inning he came up again. Lange
played back between the two clubhouses
ana the other outheIders retreated to the
fences. Deiehanty hit the ball straight
to center. 1t struck the top Of one club
house, bouadsd to the top Of the other and
rolled back up the field. and the big fell
low made the circuit again.
Yet Philadelphia got only eight hits
OF Terry IN the game, counting Dei's five.
and was beaten, s to G.