davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-25

England has command of the sea,
but the German submarines seem to
be diminishing that command in a
quiet kind of under water way.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-25

Fort Smith is blind tiger ridden,
and there are soft drinks all over the
city peddling the genuine drunk pro.
Queer.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-25

Don't forget that the slogans made
in America" and See America First
mean whole lot more than you Will
imagine at first sight.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-25

The real solution of the cotton
problem is for the market to be made
into goods right here where the crop
is grown.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-25

A commission form of government
viii not prove a panaeea to every Ill.
But it might, when adopted, help n
the general scheme of putting this
resort on the solid foundation neces-
sary to its complete success.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-25

Hot Springs is receiving a Whole lot
of advice from outside sections and
the interesting phase of the case is
that ii is all good advice. calling at
tention to the opportunity before the
resort
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-25

Springs, the result will be easy. 1t is
only fight now for general public
interest in not one thing, but every
thing.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-25

Art, science, commerce, religion,
everything, is being sacrificed to the
within Of Imperialism, and the world
stands aghast and wonders what
next?
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-25
Chamberlain's Liniment.

If you are ever troubled with aches,
pains or soreness of the muscles. you
will appreciate the good qualities Of
Chamberlain's Liniment. Many suf-
ferers from rheumatism and sciatica
have used 1t with the best results. 1t
Is especially valuable for lumbag0
and lame back. For sale by all deal
ers.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-25

Between the Asiatic cholera and
the dumdums, the war situation might
be considered a very serious matter
along the Austrian front.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-25

There is no room for the bull
moosers as long as other features are
playing to such attention.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-25
PHONE 1O1T,
ss2 oUAPAW.

332 QUAPAW. PHONE 1911.
Modern - Clean - Airy.
Ideal iocation-Just far enough from
busy traffic, yet close enough for
every convenience. To Baths, Hot Wa
ter and Business, I 1-2 blocks.
RATES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
Here's a pleasant, CHEEKY home for
your sojourn in our green mountain
valley.
Also Single Rooms.
Mr.. AND MRS. r. A. WILLIAMS,
Proprietors. Formerly Of "Cozy Ian"
Peg" Williams invites his friends
to inspect.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-25

The day of opportunity is here now
and any day here now will be a yester
day in time.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-25

The kite season is on, but the kite
isn't the only thing up in the air
here and hereabouts.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-25

The radio activity in the hot wa
ters was here for years on the job OF
curing Affections of mankind.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-25

And also it is time for Jack Frost
TO come along and get place at least
in the weather column.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-25

When you want to buy a solid gold
wedding ring go to Jaccard's on Cen
trial Ave. Il
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-25

Tie odor of the moth ball is the
final rrtof in the change of th9 sea.
sons.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-25

Anyhow, Mexico went back on the
first page for a minute.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-25

Any time the citizenship takes
hold Of a proposal IN behalf of Hot
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-25

But did the moth balls fulfil The
missionG
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-25
JULIA BOTTOMLEY.
Notice to the Public

The Indiana Bar, Roof Garden and
Cafe, on account Of revocation Of
liquor license, is now selling soft
drinks OF all kinds and is open to
the public both afternoons and even
ings with high class cabaret show in
connection. Your patronage is ear
nestly solicited and viii be highly ap-
preciated by the management
9-3-tf C. G. BRYAN.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-25

The yellow yam and the turnip are
coming into their own.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-28
CAPITAL WORRIED o,ER
"REDLlGkT" PROFILE.


Washington. Jan. 2S Mission
workers appealed to President Wi.
sou today to defer signing III. Ken.
yon red light bill which will wipe
out the capitals segregated district,
until they can find some means of
disposing Of the inmates.
Mrs. Kat" Barrett. heal of III" Ma
tional Florence Crittcndcn Home.
promised to assist all the elected wo-
men to means OF employment. " div
entimc. Attorney General Mickey
nolds declined to interfere with the
execution of the law after PRESIDENT
Wilson signs the billie
The mission workers say many Of
tho inmates of the district are dcsti-
tute--some of them without street
clothes.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-28
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago. III. Ian. -. Hogs R-..
c-iri. s..o".. nath-, ,iuii. Sc under
Yesterday average. f'uis q! rai-.
80" tn s.a;: lights ; Il. :. i.: ,nis-.i
81" &" s.5's: heavy $40 to sag.
rough ~. I" S.i;: rixs ..tc ,.>
Cattle: Receipts iS.au": market
.'-rdy 'o lee lower: b--y.s s.S" to
80: T-,a. steers s.S" to =: ~-s;.tn
steers 81" to ,..": Etorksr. and
feeders 81" to =. cows and h,ilets
a.." to >.s". calves 80" to i"..:
Sheep: Receipts ls."."; mark..
slow. mo.ti. i"c lower: native ~.
To '.'": western L>a>,o 6: lambs,
ns'iNc ...' 'S ga. western SIS 10
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-28
CHICAGO soAso Of TRADE

Chicago, Jans ~IsEs ,a., i.i
rui--sns ~-r b-s.mins n.r,.us To
sasiihs sapsii-s carried the wheat
maiA', up' grade i.-iays Prices start,
-a the san- as last aishs To- f. ami I,
higher aud made = n,st-Eiai si,aas-
all ar.una
tn. sI.-.-' -ss n-s,.ss at a ssis Is.
:. s.,s
cora showed strength. the result
"g rhss--s t.r = t-~ts-r s--silns de
s',ana asd .f r.a,iau-.i -sp-sti.ai
The "u-nias -aish ~ss unchanged "a
.e HIGHER 10 'oil..-.i by .hsri
bulge.
Closing figure, we're steady. +. tn
To II above last nisht.
Osis were tssas sils oslsr sssis.
Close Wheat. Ma, sss: jui, So:
Corn. May s'. Iai, se:
Oats. Msy Ia: July sss.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-28
KANSAS CiTS LIVESTOCK

Kansas Ci,,. Mo. Ian. sS.-iiogs.
Receipts i"."o"s markc, Sc lower:
bulk of sales : to $40: heavy So;
to s.Ja: packers and butchers SIS IA
$40: lights S ~ S.c5: pigs Z TO $50.
Cattle: Receipts 5000: murkc,
steady: prime fc,l steers So" To- s..a
dressed beef stu.rs 1.as to >.io.
western steers To \: southern steer.
6.35 To SO. COWS i..5 to 80. h.if-
ers 6.15 To $50: -tock.rs aud feed
crs ESQ I" y. bulls $50 to $50:
calves $50 to 35.
sheep: Receipts 5000: market
steady to 10c lower: lambs ga tn
7.s5: year'ings G..a to . 90: wc'h.ra
j.:5 To SIS: ewes = to ) so.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-28
THE NJ ARK EFT S
~ EVLL ASS0cIATED PREsS ~
W DAILY REP0RT6 W
DENVER LIVESTOCK

beaver. Colo. Jan Cattle.
Receipts 500; market steady To io~-
sr; beef st.eTs CSC Ia ~ COWS and
heifsfs Z tn 3; slsss snd feeders
60: TO .,-S; esiSss to 1895.
HUss; i,~rsips i".: market
steady; top So; blik Of sale. : 90
io s.5",
shs.a; R-Seip,S !sYs msrk-,
steady. y.sriihss 6 ,o s-s.. A-lhe,.
80" tn 4: i.nsLs a. .sS. -~es
tss so si5
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-28
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

New York. Ian, .s.-iilyiaE Of
stocks Nae lees sonfia-It ton~as. bat
the pIessur. ~as not sever. and pfie'
60 hardened after the opening de-
cline Reports ,ha, ,h. Mexican
problem Mas assuming q more sroJ
blesame asg.e, n.s. cited in .splan'
alton oi III. I.iustsRs. Of traders la
-Hs.ni operations on the Ions side.
Although sarsiass Si tni,.i state.
steel for the las, lusFI-r esm. up la
Ih1 s.nsfsi expectations. bear,
soush, to make capital .s shs taf,
that sh-s did no, equal the more but,
iish estimates .f the las, f.- isSs
Heading aas pushsd al materially
Til. tDbar.. stocks and other invest
,a.h, shaT--s sisS made a sos,-i shoA
ins bas the genera, ap,nrn MAS SLOW
u, no~'n the i.s-i sss s;iii s'ish,is
below yesterdays close
iionas .sF- Irregular
The short int-S-et pFos is-d a i-,-'
for pushing "a, prizes tuftli-r i-.pits
a sharp fall IN ,h- E.rs island shs
and the collateral i-snd. tnion To-
.ifir sni Steel made saii s-.s,.s,.s
ami Canadian Pacific sh.~-i Iatk-s
s,r~asth,
Th- maFk-, closed steady.
Rapid siark-aiHs af the .i-nishs
for sIaf Ne i-,np,si abe L~aEs Z. max
a concerted demand sssia., Ih- lie
In ;h- final half hsaTs H-.iins i.si
all "t IL rs.- sni ,L- general i.,.-
s,ss.a ass,n To fgas,ioaaiiy b-io~
yesterdays sissins
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-28
THE BEST cRoup MEDICINE

Na'h-rs ~h. have hsL rsrrfirnr,
vi'h II ~iii asr-- pi'h Mrs ofaa 5
ssaidn-r. Roanoke. ind.. as to ia,
h-ss' -r.Is medicine. sh- writes,
''chsnl.riisin-- 'puuh H-nc'ly is ~.
best cE.up medicine I LBos oI Il.
esus- !, breaks pp ,G- s,,sst I'rr
.slu by all dealers
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-28
LISTEN FOR The WHISTLE

Listen for the ~ni.'i.a' IN. = =
rssI."r b"ys n"s iUsa. nuv ~his-
ties. Tho 'oya WI Diuv the whistles
when the, deliver r'9-rs wn-h
you hear the whistle 'nntsh, and
ntEh's hereafter set your c-N Just
after I, has been thrown.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-28
(ooooop0 oo3ee3j :
J TO-DAY m CONGRESS {
&eeaAAA&nAaaRi
SENATE Nc, a, n.an

SENATE Met a, n"ans
Foreign relations s.asmi',.- dis
.us.-i renewals at general sThi,Fa.
tioa treaties. sixteen of -hi.h sfy
lending
IAsbby .onmiii-- heard officials pf
the Western Newspaper Union ;-s'i-
~ that Canada had raid a large sum
for circulation o' r~adiaE matter ,u
Iudu.- American farmers ,u .ni's
sssis.
ARM nusi, usin,nx schools S-F-
proposed In - biIi tr senator oGcr.
man.
\ site Z. lee kn.~n as ,hr ragih.-
non would lee .~, asiJ. in the -api
'"i exclusively for memorials 'o ~.
men by bill introduced hy senator
jon~.
senator Swanson asked an appro.
priaiion of sS".""" 4. MAKE u t,d-..
al PARK of the Hull i;un battlefield
a similar bill is pending IN ,h.
tiouc~
senator Walsh addI....,i tho
House an Hlair-I.-- ease arguing that
Mr Lees election was valid
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-28
xeApoo ASKS BANKS TO
SUGGEST BANK LOCATIONS

Portland. Orr. Ian. 'Wa-r,
would the m.-, favorable i"csiioa
Tot "a regional bank bet n Your terri
t.,,-''
Tats question. according 4" sc-'
r.,ar, Of the Tr s.ury M.Adoo and
Secretary "f Agriculture i'ousioa.
who were In Portland today -n route
I. SEATTLE. !. In hr asked ct -,cr,
nat ttonai bank In the s.rn,rv.
\ circular letter. now being i'rc.
pared. /. to he mailed To the $500
national banks. Information gained
in this way. IL was announced. will
assist the organization committee oi
the new currcnc, system 'o decide
the regional bank cities as much a.
testimony at the hearings.
Most anything In printing neatly
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-28
NEW Y0Hk METAL

S.s York. jsn. 9>-i..sd STEADY.
sos Z. ,.ic.
stssiisf s,ss iS "a,
sapp-r fism, standard. spo, 90
APRIL. it.S" otfsr.a
Tin fiTa. .i.os - 80 &C. ~ "a. Jaa,
aaSs IS, 60 4. 5s.asI.
tF.sn STEADY. unebaes.a
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-28
CHICAGO PROVISIONS

chi.ax". Jan ...-iIrss ,yan.ac.
,i.n. In pros i.,.us ranged sson is.,
nish'. level {" i"c d-.iin. nu, COZ.
-sias by shorts Led tn rally.
cio.-; Pork. May .I..s.
Lard. May ii."5.. Juiy- ii..:l.
KIbs. Mas ii::I. IaIy ii...s.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-28
NEW YORK STOCK LIST

cd Copper ,as; American sugar Re-
timing 1919: Atchison 30: Rcadiu ;
1854: Southern Pacific e1s: Union
Pacific .tsli: L. $. Steel Csc: U. $.
Steel preferred 1ti:
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-28
RATES OF EXCHANGE

>-~ N.sk. JsH. - si~s. rsi.s.
.srrsa'ii- gs.~r q. ,s a. prs cent,
Commercial BILLS ssss.
it~E SILVER s;.s
N-si.sa dollars ss
a.s-ssm-si hDasis STEADY
Itsifro,d load. isF- suisr
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-28
NEsSEN0kl AND DELIVERY
Josdaa's quick Delivery and Me-
Dssses Service. Phoas Trta. ~. II
CHRONIC coxs1uATlou

Maay sss~s of rhsoaie sossiips-
lion have been permanently cured b,
the a.~ ef chamb~siaia's Tablets and
hy .i..~ssine the directions -i,k each
l.stsi-. Give them trial. get we'll
and stay ~oii, fos sale by all deal.
ere
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-28
HOUSE Me; -, neon.

HOUSE: Mc; u, neon
Resumed d-ba'" un The NIs-Ls
railroad bill
Rear Admiral Nrc-iand before til.
naval committee advocated - four.
bat'i"ship building program
Min"s committee concluded hear.
ing on radium and began laying
plans for injniry into the Michigan
and Colorado min" strik"s
Mayor Preston urged the hnu..
military committee to ceh- Fort NJ.
Henry. bir'hplar" NJ the star span
slcd Bcnncr. to tn" city ~ iiai'i-
Murn.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-28
FORMER PRExlDEKr
OF BANK ARRESTED

.rani juHstsan. ''nl"s jan. -
u1.n Ndsa.s. former t'rrsiar.' "'
The faii.si Msss '.un,f National
hank. sg.rs.si-si tn.ia, "'. = ssr'
ran, charging ni.sgl'rvprts,..a al
funds AMI .ppEn so LY 1. " ii--,..s
iusetshr.i ss several slsissns ~
Grand Ju.sss.n.
Tie sarrsn' .n vhi's ,h- srF-s,
aas made involves .1il i.iaa but
.niSiais state that ail.s,d irE.si,
lari,i.~ nisy r-a.h gl"". .'uH
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-28
COPPER s1nxrss AwAr1
CONGRESSIONAL PROBE

ll"sssEt..s At"1s. Js1 - MFR
'~S days s-s-.s .Sr sp-es.g sEa.L
AIS Investigations '"p.--s tai.- siFiA-
di..,i-ss. r-saw-,i ns deliberations
to-day II j. uhi.rsin-,i that iufih-
-F iaIpirs is b-tas mad- lat. ,h.
i'sin.ssiai- ease in .hish 'hE-- ssn
uni"s ain-sss iiri'tsh sanI-siss --S~
murdered ih their b-.i. in th- nishs.
t'-as-fai s..'issians prevailed
thsussan"us The copper dL<isis' ani
30 .hsae. IN the situation is ioass'I
for b, either sid. an'ii sh- so1sI.~-
.i.ssi ..s,sni''-. has finished IL. in
sss'i<s'i.a. herr
\ carload az unemployed n,-a
s~~hia. sofA In ih. mis~. arrived
here today fsos Chicago
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-28
LIMITS OF STRIKE
PROBE ARE FIXED
sa'.sss&s.s is-s esss ~

fos shs s'afpa~- Ss ONEiullns sis.
Ise'uss. "f the aia-. fs.s. ."'sl'-' $
Tive markets In i.ssssasi~ trad"
krst-s l-.-ass "sis's =. h,s
l-.-s rosinssiar,i-
Whas .aas7s lei ur la '..s- son,
.Vtis,sss II shA og sii -sis,
ii~ssa,- "n ,hr resolution sa.
ss,.f,
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-28
the MONEY MARKET

N.a York. Ian, =. Gail asa-,
steady - u /: psF cent,
fI,a- loa.. .ssieg. .. .isys 81 u"
Lays q q. 4. .N aonths q I.-r s-ni.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-28

ss.s., Thy,, psd,,s ,h., the .'sss,.
u'-s ~~'y ie!S-ssss,
Man, pssvhss's sE- said To hsss
tousd that .I-y had quantities Of iu.
hon. psp-r ani rrpnr:s --r- 'irrn.
lated the, the unes~cui-d aals> hs.
fallen iu,. the haad. of unsrrupuiaas :
official. sho HAD foss..i signatures
aud sold 'h-m in :.ai.s Al '"a Ia
lv-u,, s.a,s on the sis'iar
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-28
ST. LOUIS METAL

NJ t.oni.. No, Ian .s-i-.sa
slseis tssl I. t.s
sspeit.T steady. SiGA To S.-
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-28

Washington. Ian. IS s..E.tsr,
Garrison i"sia, ~ruI- tittsadi-r Gen.
"fsi Ta.h-r ". Riis.. commanding ns
American Jropp.. i.atroIiins the Toy.
as border. ro,nH-ni,ne hins for ihs
'''nt-i'ts-ur-. '.irsx-. activity and
tafc degree "f utsIom' with which
't- rss handled tho t-ossi-r situation.
Including The car- of refugees from
o,.raza
y siii b. pleased " you viii cop,
muhi.a,- III" Substance ~ this letter
to the oifie-rs aud m-n under your
command. so ihst they may know
:h-ir .cr,i." is appreciated at II,
true value. wtps. the Secretary.
Cuits"sn. SiusIoa. Mexico. Jan. -
VIA Nobai-s. Ian. .>t.--Grn-ra
Rafael b,-ina the youn ter, com
mand;ns Officer 10 the eon-ti,ution-
aiist army. left today {" assume
charge of the ranpaixn against the
city oJ T.pi-.
Ituclna II .! year. old aud resent.
Is ~a. made general officer bv
General Carransa in account OF his
activity in tho Pacific coast terri
tory
IIucina took spIih with him nearly
j"o men who had Joined the force. of
the young insur gent chief sine" h.
came here several weeks az" to con
Ter with General Carran,n.
brownsville. Texas. Jan. >.--Thc
capture by Mexican rcls,Is OF the city
Of CUnccption Del Rio In the stat.
of Lacat-ras. together with its gar
rison ot iOu f.drral- ~as reported to
rebel hcadpuartrr. in Matamoraa.
Mexico. to-day.
General Eulalic Gutierrez. who
commanded III" rebels. said the bat
tie occurred las, Monday and that
100 federal reinforce mcnts from sal
tito were taken
The city has q population OF 2j.-
OO0 aud Il the center OF a rich min
Ing district. The capture gives the
rebels untCsputcd control Of
stretch Of 100 miles additional terri
tory in North Mexico.
Washington. ID. C.. Jan. 2S.-unit-
ed States marines at Vera Cruz now
number about 500 with the arrival
Of the detachment from the Panama
"anal zone. Major Smedley D. But
Ter, commanding. with his staff and
nne company have been assigned by
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-28
NEW Yo0k COTTON

NJ. N.E.. Iss - 'oi"n spa,
s,-sds aidaiiss i.,--3 siif i5.is,
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-28

Rear Admiral Fletcher u the battle
ship Minnesota. three companies
have Desa divided between the bat
ll.ship kan.As q, rsHpiso and the
cruiser Chester and abat,isship Nir-
sinia al Vera Cruz
American sanships mobiiiI-.i al
MazAtiah on the Pacific
coast has. been dispersed. sb. gun
boat Yorktown ha,ins gone Ia the
SAn Has. the armored cruiser Pitts
bursh Ia MAn1aniiio aud ,h. sn ,ply
ship Nsnsiian ~ san Francisco
u American chars. II
affsifss At Mexico City. and rni,.i
States Cohssii Garrett ~ Nu.so La
redo. have been diE..i.d BY the state
dspa ri m-hl io d.mand the release .i
samuel cantn and his return Ia
American s"ii b. M-sisan f..i.rais.
according To = Telegram received b.,
Gosssnor coiaaiu today from rssr.-
tsrs brSah. Ca,,u. q wealth, M.Ni-
esh Tsia<..-. IL alleged to hat. b..a
, kidnapped on the Nmrftsan si,.- oIs-
Vsssi'- Nu-so Laredo. taken Ia M-sl-
80 ana sras-nrs., la death
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-28
PRINTING.

II y.a sr-d pfat,hs OF say Aia
e.n'- q. the Chrou,sis-Ns~s. tiish.
eiase ~osk. reasonable pste.s.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-28
VILLA N juARez. 81
" FOO CONFERENCE

sessssooa1 ssSo 49, -
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-28

coaqs ID xiri f"r s"r,ra' house
work. isauir- Laura Castle. s:a W
Main ~. :.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-28
SITUATION WANTED.

Japanese watts to-i't"n ss i.or
ter. Experienced and speaks s..i
Ea&issh. Can si,r, r-ivI-as.s. I'll
Trim. eti. ~
The Dolores star., 1914-02-13

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-. ~ = ~. b " IA
Il.
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neelsa 49, s- ! =
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1e.Mu 1870 - 49, "a n. "!
~ yes
49, 49, . 49, s = 49,
49, w1 ~. y 4. % ss.s - =, +
49, ~ = S...xs .
eue'. ~ $3.50 u .sss
sss 'ooq !. .nsss' !. q
~ .01ss y 49,. =
'1ss.s = 80 @ o.s ~
o. s.sins: y . q. q ~. a. !.
u - $3.50. J. ~. ~ =
49, ~ 49, ~ - .s y 49,
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The Detroit times., 1914-08-06
Passes Eddie Collins by Wonder
full Work During Yanks' Ser
les With Tigers
GETS ON SIX TIMES;
STEALS FIVE BASES
If Yank Hit Like Collins He
Would Beat All Thieving Rec
Ords a Mile
BY RALPH l., YoNKER.

Fritz Malsel, called by Manager
Chance OF the Yankees the greatest
base stealer In the history OF baseball,
made great record at Detroit during
the series completed yesterday.
In those four games he passed Eddie
Collins OF the Athletics and now leads
the league both In the number OF bases
stolen and In the average per game.
In the four games In Detroit Maise]
stole five bases. all of them on Del
Baker. the Tigers young catcher. He
stole second four times and third once
He participated In one double steal.
Three OF the stolen bases came yes
terday when the Yanks had gala day
az the expense of the Tigers.
One OF the very remarkable features
of the work OF Maisel In the Detroit
series was the infallibility of his judg.
mVnt Maisel made Ave attempts to
steal and In each OF the five he was
successful None OF the decisions or
him werc even close enough 10 cause a
protest
Furthermore every time during the
last three games when Maisel has
been left unmolested at first base for
any length OF time he has left II to
| thieye second. During the last three
games he got on first six times. Four
times he stole. Once he was sacrificed
slong and once.he was hit around from
| first.
! Maisel certainly possesses an ur-
canny Judgment. Every time he makes
break for second nearly, he arrives
there safely. He has q great deal Of
speed and he is clever at avoiding the
ball when sliding into the bag. Never
theless the most remarkable part OF
his performance Is the regularity with
which he outguesses the catchers.
/ When you stop to think that Maisel
leads the American league In number
OF bases stolen and In average per
game In spite of the fact that he hits
only POS, you have something TO give
you head ache. Collins hits 1871.
which means that he gets on half
again as many times as Maisel by the
/ hit route and probably Just as often on
| passes. RI Maisel could get on the
sacks the way Eddie does there would
be nothing to II but Maisel mile
ahead OF everybody.
There are only three base stealers
who are showing top class In the
American league this season There
are Maisel and Collins. who ere igh..
ing It out for frst place and CLYDE
Milan OF the Nationals Milan Is stick
ing with the leaders. but he is out of
the game on account OF injury right
now.
The Detroit times., 1914-08-06
LeibORs Feelings
Untouched at This

Accused of being mascot. bat
boy and such things doesn't In
jure the feelings OF Memo Leibold.
Cleveland out6slder, but when par
tier refuse to allow Memo the
freedom usually accorded grown
up individuals the little German is
inclined to have his feelings ruff
fed.
One day Memo strolled to the
cigar counter. peered over the top
OF the showcase and said:
Please give me three stamps."
You'll have to get the msome
other place, boy" he was inform
ed. I'VE keep stamps merely for
the convenience Of guests Of the
hotel"
Memo was forced to call Secre-
tary Blackwood to the rescue.