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Cheyenne record., 1914-03-12
PASSING Resentment.

This journalist who wants to see
you"
II refuse to be interviewed" ex-
claimed Senator Sorghum. THE last
bunch of anecdotes he thought up and
attached my name to weren't anything
like up to standard"
Cheyenne record., 1914-03-12
AiIIs Nomination Rejected.

Washington. The nomination Of
Adolph P. Hill to be postmaster at
Santa Fe. New Mexico, was rejected
by the Senate. An adverse report had
been made by the postoffice com.
mittee.
Cheyenne record., 1914-03-12

Your family Doctor can't do more for
your cough than Deans Mentholated
Cough Drops; "they cure'-5c at Druggists.
Cheyenne record., 1914-03-12
The Net Result.

"Jinks says he is a self-made man.
Then he made a fool job OF the
work. ."-Baltimore American.
Cheyenne record., 1914-03-12

Red Cross Bag Blue makes the laundress
happy, makes clothes whiter than snow.
All good grocers. Adv.
Cheyenne record., 1914-03-12
Easy.

"Bjones has an easy life."
"Why, heard him say he had his
work cut out for him."
$50 he has. But he's sculptor"
Cheyenne record., 1914-03-12

Alaska Bill to Senate.
Washington.-The conference re-
port on the Alaska railroad bill was
adopted by the House.
Cheyenne record., 1914-03-12

Anybody can dye successfully with
Putnam Fadeless Dyes. Adv.
Cheyenne record., 1914-03-12
Only One "BROMO oUININE"

To get the genuine. call for fall name. LANA
TIVE BROMO QUININE. Look for signature OF
E. w. GROVE. Cures Cold in One Day. 2Sc.
Cheyenne record., 1914-03-12
The Contrary Cause.

"The patient is in low condition"
Eyes, on account Of the high fever"
American.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-07

@cfedt in Der 9iorofee2
Goacr, gnalouO, 6. 91oDenber
(oio 9ouOonD Seitises @el1ils'
feucr mnroe 6cite Dlorsen in Der
gldbe bon GoDer ge60rt.
IS fonnte nidt fcitgeiteai wcroen,
b6 eS iid inn ein glrtillcrie.Dnell al
Der belgiiheu &iiite oOer I'M ein gee
aeiedt IN ser gioroice bau0clte
@crluit DDn 5000 Sope'
3ugegebcn
Sonoon. 6. gloUem6cr Ale
g(Onirnlitdt ma1t oiii5iell befauuf'
OaB Ger euglii6c areiBer in Der
Sdlad1t nit Dem ocliti6en @eldpa'
Der an Der &iiite BON Ghile IN Srano
aerict6 ino ipdter uutcrgiug ger
9eridt ser 9lomiralitdt ipriAt Ier'
ner bic Qwnit6ung aus oaB oer
areu3er .Dlonnoutb. Der mad zen
oeutihcn NlelOungen lmtergeaan9ell
iein iolL oui oen 9trauo se5ra3i
moroea let uuo iagt 6iu5i oaB oef
6auopus uiht am ecieai 2Q'H
aeHonnen hct
Sic Gefannuuodur9 lalllel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-07

itattcn yno nnr au monhen Steaen
nuiBtc iid Ser SMuellooupier bis
oHi l0 92eilcu BON scr aiiite enter.
mem. 9iu Nor0 oes 5Gifies bciono
iid Gin onerifoniir6er 92nrincoffi-
5icr, ioa6reuo Der Sorpe0o3eriiGrer
nSerrp0 ne6cn 0em 9ompier fu6r
3ebn 0lcilcn 9orous oanipftc sic
uSauion4 lmo 6ielt uoh 9lQcn llm-
idau mos etipa Der y&ronprinieiiin
Gecilie" aeid6rIid merocn tonnte
salt sleid5eitia nit Der 9lnfuuit
oeS 0cntideu Saiiics in Bolton
ieurce oom @mnoeSacridt cine Der
taaurg Ner acacV oos Stiff an
hiusiB scldGNen 3Goocncriablloae
DIS ,uN 20 Noacm6ey feihloiicu.
@cfarrihcl eot oie @uaranin Ernit
80. oou 9lam garf oe6ea Sic 5Hiiis,
eiacHiaiiner cine Mloeg cnaeArgHet
IA oic .apns1lNfiIla Neciiie' cine
naA 0naluno aalaale '5ololeu.
0lrg BON SllooNoeO nidt oDlieicmt
tonnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-07

9lls Der @egner lid Ser i6uer Be.
ic5aoigteu .0lopmout6" pieoer nd.
bertc oeriudte Die y@laseom~ 81
crttomInen.
Ter 9lr XII auf Die ,Wlonmoutv
lit ri beGonneu uoroen, 2eiieu
{ .abniB lit bisber niht befaunt.
Sic u@Iosaom" lit nidt idper be.
iddoiat uno hattie MIR neniae Der
lniie inter Der 9eiabrma.
g9coer oic yCitranto nod Die
uGonopus mar am @eiecbt betbeiligt.
Oie bonn 9lusipdrtigen 9lmt III
Galporaiio eingetroiienen 9eri6tc
meloeu ooB eia arieoSidiii ciucr
tricgiii6rcuoen 9lation an oer Stiiitc
bon G6i(e itronoetc. Gs fam jidj ga.
bei I'm bic mNloumoutb~ 6an0cln
Ter aampi 1T uah 9Iniidjt Der 9lo.
miralitat nit aroBtem Selocnnultb
aefii6rt poroen jeood mar sic lle6er
madt oes 6eiuoes 5ll orob.
gerl tner 9rteoS allerlei.
q Berlin 6. 9aouember, (orobtlos
iiHer SaBpille, y 80 llnier sen
l6Orticeans Nc9e 6. GtIts.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-07

Tie 9l0miralit1t Fat icbt 5lioer'
lsiiioe 9eridte iibcr oeu stanipt an
SER aiIic pon G6iIe er6alten-
9lm sountaa Ocn 4 ylooemoer,
boocnnetcu sic 5000 scope" vNlon'
nout64 imo .@losgoiu" oer pSborn.
horit .ojneiicuou" nyeip5io~ rm0
TreS6cn 9cioc 'Sci6waoer inD.
rcn in idpcrcr Scc IN noroli@er
glidtug.
ros oeutidc @eidmaoer mid Dem
qontpic bis sum Communicating
o,ts. bis iDnl bic 8eIcutting einen
er6ebliden gort6eil aewd1rtc Ter
annpi oaucrte eiue Shuloe @dh'
reuo oeiiel6cu iiu0en oic v@ooo
eopcu un0 Sic .Momuout6" 6euer,
fsmpitcn o6er Meter bis cine erniie
Trploiion ji6 oui ocr 5000 Sopc"
ereianctc. 5ie gina oaralif uter.
yie Nlonnout6~ ueriudte 81 eut-
Fonnlell. ipar aber 10 ltd geiuorOen
Soa sic ,@lasaoD" ibr bethlehem
mi,aie Zieie 1ntte wabreno oeS
sarscn Ncebtee auciu oer uSeip8ig"
luo 1rcsoeu gegenHber 9eiiauOeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-07
lOOrabtr.
Ser SGiOerltanO der
SRnStan.9elOen.
OfadD mebr ais 3tueimDmas
tiger Selagerume.

Ole seiuoItige llc6ermubt oes 5ein.
Oes fii6rte idIieBli6 Dies OiciuI
tot 6erbei. 91euc scci@loat
ioa an Ger iiiOomcrifanii6cu
aiiitc i'm @onse ieiu. Dir bri.
tide 9lomiroIitdt sie6t oIlma6Gi@
@erIuite bel Goroncl al.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-07

(iSorticeuna Fc9c 6. SeIts.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-07
2le6eradt Ser aeLIrIaen sltie9snadridten.

hhu afaddOOm pic rcdn SgtaO9r non
Sbrtiheu yr
dnnW nebemaft anlen
6arShAtdc auq mN@W"@ our"
uanln, nnrrmdDhHe enrat
oeuohio gfnasn 6raG ooS MN loon
hHnmf asaH n" ana
9cihen Ionnm ye1dn o w@S Oe 0e
nbe Son gappnnM
s6Oid Gmt@n ~dfae F0One eeAO o'' co
ieaie e
gm be aana6 9eseu md asas ats O an" oen e ]e a
GmCeSm II id md ma Autn5l $500 W ~
ouadat Oegne
d mt hem Soe G it Der 'n mO0'mm0aq@m set Oer
brGtc woroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-07
Die &ron5Osen erleiden sd6were OerIu|fe
Sfeiue 6eOeutiameu Gntwifcungcu pom Often gemelbct
s6ei6 ur gsrom proRronrirt Reiriaen ariea.
praatlale spaial-2epe[4n 0es .geaen eorep0n0enten

grfin g. gouembu SrfoS 6ni@ht
Jt
amc&
ucdc nScS SmaFns gddlDnm
gOm en-
IN bat r@ Ha mt
nmog@a ma@t Nu "
hc cmuuieN66
uerm o S@OHea lAg o@ ooH
uanucF me n
Nc etrrddn
@dnU
2Sr6t Oes @snetaffa6es
lh6dn a6n
S,m Onifu eu
gcmadt
nrod@ n Nrrs nW Oa "'sO"'" ~HV' w ~ 49, "
isf r0a6ou aSSaGa
cgalna6
i'm ZEN
mi Der e Saa an Hes'S~M SHOdaen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-07

aiiitc I'M @onae iein. Dir bri
tide 9lOmiraIitdt sie6t uama6fA
@erhiite bel Goronel 8u.
SOfip, z. g1ouem6er. - IS III
offi5iea aneefHuOiet pDrOem, Oaf Die
oentide 6eitnns SiiugtaM iid ben
japaHiihen nnO britiihcn gelaee-
rnnssfOreen erse6en fat.
Reue Seef6loGt i'm still
len S8ean i'm @onge2
San5rouciSco, Sal, 6. 9io-
Dem6er. 9rioat-MelOmQen an
6ieiiae britilHe S6iifs-9loenturen be-
iagen OaB 5piiden Oeltiden engli-
idcu mo japauiden aricgsidiicn
bel gagos, @erm cine S6la6t i'm
@ongc iei. 2ic 9eribte ii6er oie
friiberc ocuti6sengliide Seeibladt
meroen 6ciidtgt. lle6er oas @eicmt
merOen feline Gin5el6eiteu aemeloet.
(ge gcnouerer @riifma oes Eele-
gramms ibien eS ma6rihcinGd ooB
oDogos" nidt ser Game Der SioOt
mar, in oeren 9}d6e Die Secidladt
itdttfinoet, ionoern Gin G6iifremort
Der euoliiden 6irmen lit, oeiicn 9e-
oeltfimg inn Gooei6hiiiel nbt anae.
oeben lit. Sine telegrapbii6c 9ln.
froge III 9onoon ndm Scr Neoeutimo
oieicS @ortes blie6 6eltc bis 5it ipa-
ter glbenoihluoe im6eautiportei. IS
gebt 8ipar in 4eru cine Staot gal-
pos, lie liegt ober in 6etr1dtliher
entferutng bon Der aiiitc uno in ei.
ier Gage, Die cS aitsqcihIoiicn err.
i9eiucn ldBt, DOB oic ocuiidc ,Slotte
IN 10 fiir5er 3eit bon Scr Sielle i6res
3niammenitoBcs init Dem cnoliichen
@el6moocr in iene 9rcitcn aelonoen
fonutc Gie Gnpiangcr oer gclc.
srnnmc morcn c6cnioQs ser glnIidlt.
0oB es iid Inn Gin @cicdt an Ser
aiilic BON G6ilc 5onoeln mao)
rs loSgop" bottc b creits
ocnti1 c @ci6Htc fen
ncn gclcrnt
2 Sontiogo, GbiIc. 6. 92ob.
,Sr oen 6ertc aus Goroncl cinqetroi
fcnen geridien miro bcfount acntodt
foB Der enaliidc arcu5cr o@losooiu~
bcrcits Dor ocm lcbten Sonntoo fd
I'm &ompf nit einem ooer mcbrcren
ociti6en ariea5idifieu befnOcn 6ot
Die y1el0un9cn geben Oa6in. ooB oie
D@losgop" 6ereits am Sonitoq So.
rcncl olgeloufen imo me6rere bon
@cihoiicn perlriadte 9ci66oiounoen
ors5u6eiiern 6egunn. Gincr i6rcr
rier S6orniteine mar 5erItort rn0
oie Shiifsmdn6e mieien nehrere
aroBe Soder ouf. G6enlo mor sic
SSon5erune beih6oiet. glm Sonntoa
perlieB oorouf Der areu3er mieoer
ocu Sofen.
Scr ocittlhe N0mirnl Nraf bon
Spec melOetc am Sonntoq in ieinem
@eridt ooB er nod Der Shlod6t Qe.
bort 6o6c, pie oie v@losaolp" oro6t.
loie %iilierlfe an oie 5000 Sopc~
ionote, Die ieood un6eoutiuortet Bile.
ben Seitoem lit mcocr bon scr
~@las9ow, nod Dem Gronsport
oompier oCtronto" irgcno mel6c
9iobridt onoelangt.
Y dts iiber 0GonopuS~mn mnol
p0efcnie" befannt
&oIporoiio, 6. 9ioDcmbcr
lle6cr oos S4idial Der cnaliihen
@ricgsidiiir oGanopus rm0 &c
icnie~ lit bier nidtS befarut Sic
unroeu 3ileet in Der @lngcaouitrdBc
gemeloet imo iollieu iid anaebid
ul Der 5o9rt 3rr Qereinaund nit
ocn Arel3cr Prem 3eMauo" bcnn
oen 9oben-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-07

aronpriu5eiiin Gceilie"
in 9oiton cin9etroffen.

u5sronprin5ciiin Gcttllc"
in 8oton ein0etroifen
Bolton, 9}oii, 6. g'opembcr.
Ger SGucll0ompfer varonpriBeniu
Gccilie4 III 6eute 9lacbnlittag nm 3
ll6r SO in @reiiOcnt 9loa0, in Soltos
ner Saicu eiraetroiicu Gas Sdiff
haite furj rad Dem 9Msbru@ oes
arieges ID Bar Sor6or nc en-
llildt genonmcu RAD ciner 6ahrt
oon l3 ShNoea llaatc 0aa 19ifi.
pon 3wci agcrifaniidca lrFcoo
pooiau 6ei@ist Acr ohue 3miiGct
lall on u9an Din iM oGe SorgcH
lcs" laatc Gapiidn S3ollad ais ocs
aroBa Sdiiii 9Iiidlit9 5uii@aa Nrsi
allecfen oeaiidei NainFiega pei
breNoeai Noa1s eandale Aie
ooprt aina sum ai0Biea Slcil uls
ller3alo Der orci 9Reilen9ran5c pou
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-07
SelOeumiit9ige S5ert5eiOigun9 III Gll0e-
9ie oeuti&t 6tltnng Slirgtan tapitlir
6riligrr Aritg-
@um Saei@ III Sslam
erfldrt.
4etret mmter alien NJ(Os
baptmeOaRern Uerbreitet.

yHNtN1eOmNerh UerpFeIe4'
Gie airfeu riiden qegen equpten
Dor sritiides ariegsidiif BON
0aroanellcu6 Sorts 6eiaaoiat
Siirfiiae areu5er bom6orOiren
ruiiiiden secbaieu 8atinn.
3ruei britiic9e @ompfer oou 9iir.
fen aetopcrt Die froi5oaiacn
uno 6elaiiden @eridte.
9erlim G. gloOember. glod
Suipriiation, Sic beute aus oifi5icl.
len Guelleu Scr Rreiie i6erge6en
muror 9dt ser Sheid III SSIam.
(GrobmuftD, oos cber6aitpt ser
Dlo1nnmeoauer III ser Tiirfei. IN
Gonitantinopel cin Gefret erIaIIen,
iueIhes beiagt onB in oeut arieac
geaen guBlupO. GneIano ilno 6ranf.
reid ieoer Mobommeoaner oie&iIiht
babe, ieineni @lauben treu 81 ban.
oelul Gieie0 Getret liz in ser ean.
5en mobanuueDaniihen @elt Derbrei.
tet ltro oeu Nilaern in Metta anoe
tiinoigt porben
2(rntec. BON Af9bnniiten VI an
inoiider @rcn3c
Gin bier bon @onltantinopcI ein.
acaonaencr geridt beioet oaB Ger
@ur bon glfg6dniiton cine glrnce
bon 10000 Ilauu init i35 @eibii
zen an Ole iuoiide Gjreu5e acianot
babe.
Gie gn6n bon Serat nad Sslibt lit
5erltort luoroen. Cine 9ln5o6I iuoi.
i6er @ren3itdnune bat iidl Den Nj.
g6aneu ougeitloiien
9ritiihe 9eante an ser @reu5e
lino oerboftet poroen lno mebrere
ocriel6eu iiuo 5ctabtet poroer
Z iirfen ritdeaouf eappten
Bon ser Shwei5 miro uaH Berlin
ecmeloet ooB 0ie iiirfiihen lruppen
oiif ser 6olbinieI Sinai in Ser Did.
tung oui GaDptcn porriiden Gic
tiirfiide 9lrnee Bic eeacn Gepptou
operirt. ioll einc Rierielmillion itorf
icni
9ritiide8 ariegsidfff
beid6oiet
Gonitontinopel 6. 9looctn
Der, (Dia Sofia nno Soneon)
gloh elmer offi5iellen tiirfiidcn Pm
fiin0ienug wuroc eiues DER britiihcu
Slrieasidiifc. iuclHes Ole 1oroaucI
lcn.6orts 6omboroirte. non eiueiu
@eihoic Der Sorts aetroiieu uuo ti
ne erploiion al 9oro ioIeie
Gin britiider 1anipier III glnaos
ben ans oerielben Gueae 5uiolge na.
be 9liUali, aleinoiien geiinfen. nom
uem Die Nlaunidait uno ooS Gurgo
gelanoet uoroen waren
Z iirfeu topern 8ipei briti-
iHc Dompfcr
2on6on g. glopembcr. 1ie
oGrdansc 1elearnp6 Gompanu Bat
cine Tepedje ibreS 2iuerprolcr Gcr.
reIpouoeuteu pcroiieutlidt, lpelde be
iogt ooB sic giirten Sic britiihen
Ganpier DgIiiiout" uuo ,,Gim Of
aDios" IN SmDrna aefopert bobeu
(1cr 6ritiidc Gompfer .gitn of
@bios" Der cincn Iounenaeholt pon
1888 Gonncn Bat. iuuroc 5uIott otl
10. Gttober III 9lIcruuoria acinrIoct
Ter uSlliioit6" eiu 7oupfcr bon
1894 Eouncn befauo lid am A. 81.
to6er IN Slleyanoria)
= iirfiidc areu8er bombor.
oircn Aatum
amitcroant s. y1openbcr. (Dio
Sonoon) ole ygoHiide 3eitlina
bringt cine Iepeide aus aofio.
9nlaorien welHe beioet, bog tiirli.
ide areii5er NIT Grfola SEN ritil.
ideu beieitioteu Serboieu son Au.
ium an Ser Ciitiiitc oes ghlparseR
gleercS bom6aroiri bobeu.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-02

SEATTLE, Wash, Feb. 2.-Johnnlr
OIeary has returned home again
after cleaning Up the California feath.
erweight division. Oldtimers who
esaw the lean little freshman In con.
test here a year ago marvelled at
tho big chest and muscular arms john
nio has developed during his sojouEu.
Hes coming worlds champion,
proudly exclaimed several hundred
fans who watched O'Leary go through
10 rounds OF fast milling against sew
cral local boxers These same boys
were on par with OLeary last win
ter.
From four.round preliminary
fighter. rever drawing more than $50
or $50 scrap. O'Leary has advanced
90 main event nghter IN California.
He has ascepded so rapidly he ~
now promised an early date with
Champion Johnnie XII
bane. The Kilbane bout probably
VIII be O'Learys last as a feather
weight lie Is rapidly approaching
the lightweight marx
The Detroit times., 1914-02-02
1914 Is IN NO
WAY TEST FOR
JENNINCS-NAYIN
Hughie Has Only the Material
Collected by Denounced scout
inc Corps at Command
MUTUAL AGREEMENT ONLY
KEEPS TIGER BOSS HERE
When Either Party TO His Con
tract" Is Dissatisfied Jen-
nings Will Depart

The season o. 1914 is in no way \
trial Tor Hugaie jennings, manager
OF the Detroit baseball club, despite
stories TO tha. effect which appear
a lmost weekly IN various cities with
baseball interest throughout tae couh'
try.
Frank J Navin, president OF the
Tigers, Is satisfied with jennings ana
he is not going 10 add 20 the burden
that he already has 10 bear III buiiu-
Ing up a club by hanging a sword
OF Damocles over his head. supporter
by the same slender thread that aoIds
up remnants.
BY his own statement Navin places
himself in position where he eoulc
hardly let jennings 20 az the END OF
tx season even II the Tigers hnlsheu
in the cellar. which is an impossloAlty
as long as the Browns are IN tAs
league ana COBB stays with Detroit
Navin has stated that he Is dis
satisfied, not with the management Oh
the club, but With the material the
scouts have dug up for he Tigers
boss. InasmucA as the reorganization
OF the scouting corps has been made
only this season and the results tAA'
IL produces caLnot be tested until next
wear. Jennings will have TO work again
this season with material for lac
larger part secured by a bunch ot
scouts who have been turned loose
There are several clubs IN the ma
Tor Leagues who would like 10 secure
jennings as manager" said Navin Io
day ~ | should ever decide 10 lei
him go. But ought TO be sausnso-
Three pennants IN row since l9V' -
enough OF a showing 10 keep any ulanr
ager Ia the top class"
Just what sort OF All Agreements
there Is between Jennings and NAVin
is not made public. At times IL II
said that there 10 no contract between
jennings and he club. AL other times.
jennings Is reported TO have "slgiRa
his coatract-'
The agreement is probably the
wisest one that can be made for botn
manager and owner as matter or
fact a contract Is all In favor or the
owner for Il depends upon satisfac-
tory service and the owner could At
any time declare the services renoei~o
unsatisfactory Manager AFTER mau-
ager with long term conuaot mas
been let loose.
Besides, Jennings has often said
that any time he felt that his ser
ytcas were not satisfactory TO Navln
he would quit the club on his own
accord. This mutual agreement that
there has 10 DC Satisfaction on tue
mart OF both parties Is the strongest
Kind OF a contract and the only one
that will hold jennings here.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-02
Bill Steele, Card Pitcher; Wants
NOhi1Q if He Fails to Make Good

- ranks the baseball athlete being produced right here in
- combination Bill Steele hurler
saliva shoot signing with the Cardinals and George Whitfield decar
himself hold0nt
The sned contract OF Steele arrived at Robson Field recently
This
a fine
he
he ared
o he
wi
wohit OF
Field which BIZ
the the
rendered useless the cards
Sow Bill has accepted the terms and this
iee completely
4 DOM yan Of salary I'm willing sonth make
good fl good"
steeles
Sray
aud be
The Detroit times., 1914-02-02
JENNINGS WILL BE
AT CULFPORT FIRST
Writes President Navin That He
Will Leave Scranton About
the 18th or 10th

Manager Hughie jennings OF the
Detroit Tigers will be at Gulfport be-
fore any Of the players arrive there
according 10 the latest word received
from him at baseball headquarters
Jennings has written President
Navin that he expects to leave Scran-
ton about Feb. is or 20. Leaving on
the 10Th ne would be In Gulfport by
Sunday, the 22nd. before the Tigers
arrived there. They are scnerufed 10
be in Gulfport Sunday evening.
Emil Haisman. Tiger sroundkeeper,
will finish his work on the Tiger 5
diamond at Galfport Feb Z, and leave
for Detroit Immediately.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-02
MAPS ARE FIRST
OFF FOR THE SOUTH
Birmingham Says He Will Miss
Banding, Faky and kah-
Ter, But What of IT."

CLEVELAND. o.. Feb. 2.--DecIarins
the Federal onslaught on the Maps
camp was heavy but not TO the extent
to lend encouragement. Joe BirIning-
ham. manager OF the local club. today
bundled bevy OF Nap recruits and
regulars into trai ufor New Orleans
TO begin the annual training season
Wednesday.
I'VE may miss Falkenburg, Blan-
ding and Kahler,' said birmingham.
but we have the most promising
bunch Of Youngsters on record and
4 fully expect several OF them to
develop
Thee University OF Detroit basketball
team. after being stalled IN q snow
stornl, played Findlay college at Find
lay In candlolight and won 30 TO 10.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-02
FULLERTON'S DOPE
may be trying to qualify as a Federal
league club owner.

may be trying to qualify as a Federal
league club owner.
The attention OF the income tax coli
lector Is respectfully called 20 the
financial rating given out by baseball
magnates 10 prove their leagues IN
vulnerable.
AID Wolgast declares the greatest
asse, OF hgater is 10 know when a
blow hurts his opponent. We always
thought II consisted OF not knowing
when the other fellows wallop hurt
you.
IL Mike Gibbons did really wear
lead IN his shoes 10 deceive McFar-
land as 10 his weight. he may imag'
inc, along about the third round, that
he forgot to take 1t out
The only basis we have for believin z
these yarns about Jack Johnson brib-
ing anyone Is that Sig Hart. now OF
Spokane. denies them And Sig would
know where every dollar went
Hint to the Federals.
Have you forgotten that q bunch OF
good bal, players were banished for
y
fornia outlaws? Some OF them are
still good.
Carr Hermann has figured that Joe
Tinker cost him 1924 900 as manager
for one year-and by the time he gets
his pencil sharpened 10 do some more
figuring Joe VIII cost him more than
that
There Is one minor Lacquer who
ought 10 be a Walter Johnson. That
IL Pitcher Pat Moses. or Memphis.
The only dope needed is his name.
Just think; only ten years ago at
this time We used to study the dope
from New Orleans and Oakland TO
see what the American Derb colts
were showing.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-02
BUFFALO SOCCER TEAM
ELIMINATES THE ROSES

The Detroit soccer team that was
'contesting for chance at the DewarI
national trophy, the Roses suffered
defeat In a hard-fought game played
on a field covered with a foot Of
snow yesterday, the Rangers OF Buff
falo scoring two goals and holding
the locals countless.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-02
DETROIT HOCKEY TEAM
MEETS PARIS In TWO

The Detroit hockey team meets the
Paris, Ont. seven at the Arena here
Thursday and Friday nights. Paris
claims one OF the fastest teams IN On
tario. The Detroiters are now recov-
ering from SO defeat inflicted ~
Sarnia at Sarnia Saturday night
The Detroit times., 1914-02-02
TIGERS Hit Second
For FiUe Seasons

Figures compiled by Herman Wecke,
OF St Louis. show that In the last hFe
years the Tigers have swatted foI
position second only TO the Athletics
The Tigers are also second to the AIN
letics in high mark, bingling for ~
in 1911, the same year that the MACK
men hit for .297
The statistics follow:
The Detroit times., 1914-02-02
johnny Griffith is an Ornery
Grab When He Trains for a Bout

ehtround draw
It's owner Is on
and etam oneyen TO travel /
In Il
g h world
20 his or he won't do
he Il likes his
and ma
preparing fe
lows Do the game
The Detroit times., 1914-02-02
SHORT LENGTHS

"I<td" williams. of baltimore. knock
ID out Eddie Csmpi, OF San Francisco.
in ~ rounds at Los Angeles. saturday
ma weinberg former DetrOitcr. has
turned down the Fcderals for bis old
ioh with Louisville. Weinberg Is a
frst baseman.
oIivet a. confident OF winning Its
basketball game with Hillsdale at Oh-
vet tonight
LOB Printing Done Right. times
Printing Co.. IL John R-st
The Detroit times., 1914-02-02
COULON WILL BE READY
FOR WILLIAMS MARCH 15

CHICAGO. Feb. Johnny Coulon
will be ready 10 meet Kid Williams
I'm a 20-round bout for the bantam
title about the middle OF next month,
he said today " satisfactory arrange
ments are made. the fight will be
staged at Vernon, Cal
The Detroit times., 1914-02-02

Among the returning ones we oo-
serve Abe Attell. who, as We see IT,,
hasn't been further away than the
junction.
The number OF padlocks placed
upon stable doors after the disappear
ence OF the horses demonstrates the
right OF major league club owners to
cali players bone heads.
Connie Mack has taken up golf.
II he'll talk to anything Il viii be
TO a topped approach.
President Meiklejonn. OF Amherst
advocates spending IS for mind 10
each 81 for muscle. But muscle draws
gate receipts 70 help mind out.
Angel Villazon. Devil OF name
for a Boston Brave ball player.
OFFER EXTRAORDINARY.
To the one guessing what
Willie Ritchle's reason for not
fighting on july will be we viii
give ringside seat.
That Seacliff IN. j. girl who has
ben coughing since Thanksgiving day
The Detroit times., 1914-02-02
CARD SHORTSTOP AND
GROUNDKEEPER GO SOUTH

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1.-THE vanguard
OF tho Cardinals started south today
when Arnold Hauser, shortstop, and
Richard Shaner. groundkeeper, left
for ST. Augustine, Fla.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-02
BRANNIGAN Is FAVORED
OVER BENNY KAUFMAN

COLUMBUS, o., Feb. 2.-Patsy
Branuigan, OF Pittsburgh. and Benny
Kaufman. OF Philadelphia, finished
their training today for their l2-round
bout here tonight Brannigan Ii raw
ored IN the betting.
The Detroit times., 1914-02-02

"A Tx Willie Doak OF tho Churchman's way
a member OF the Brooklyn Club II Is
almost a certainty thai Charles Her
snles Ebbets, Flatbush's favorlte dis.
coveycr OF holidays. would arrange n
rs1shration In the pitchers honor Tor
aepfamber g. N was on September s
+ 1ef9 THAT Doak, who led the National
AIchrue Ia batting tfrom the wrong
~v,i1 last season, made his only safety
~ the campaign. this lift enabling him
80 obtain = percentage or .032 instead
~ 600 Willie the Whaler broke lntO
< the ranks OF the hitsmithH IN the third
{on1nc OF a game with the Pirates. fOI
;~rho1m Luhrsen was pitching. The hil
<(niled to- 40 hrs team any good and
- Corsairs won to 2. poak's violat
~ tradition By manufacturing tn.
60fefy. for ~ came Just aft~f- friends
~ Me from. Knoxville had presented
HIM with a diamond ring