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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-25
3n @rabc actruecn.

Sr 9lnOrew Silgartuer onf Oen
@uiO SRiOoe 6rieo6ofe sur lester
0fu6e ge6ettet. 6reinolrcr er
peiien Dem Guti6Ioieuen sic lestC
@6re. 9lnOere 2ei6enbegdng
uiIie.
@eitern No@nittog lit bonn Srolt-
er6ouie an ser gorf @oaO aus Sr
9lnOrew Silgortner 5ur epigen Mt1l
ge6ettet porOen. @aitor Gr. s. 9o6
SteDenion BON Der 9ropn N}emoriol
lGresbDterioner STRIDE 6ielt cine err
greifenoe SruuerreOe, na6 ser Die
9eiiebung auf Dem Grub &iOge
SrieO6ofe erfolgte. DAB Oie@eicbGftS-
unO 6reunoeS6on0e oeS Geritor6e-
men ii6er Baltimore 6inouSrei6ten,
6epieien Oie 5u ieiner 9eer0igung
ans frem0eu Stdoten ber6eiqeeiltet
9l6orOnungen; 10 uoren inter 9(n-
Oeren 9}ep 9orf mo @ittsburgb
bertreten.
&r. Silgortner, Der ouf elmer @e.
iHdftsreiie in @bilaOelpbio erfronfte,
lit inn 9llter BON as So6reu elmer
2ungcnent3iin0mg erlcgen. ST mar
Gin ge6orener 9oltimorer lnO 5ltlest
&ice @rGiiOent lhO S6abmcilter
ser Silgortner W}arble So. Sim bic
iigen &ereins- unO So9enle6en nu6m
6r. Silgortner tbdtigen glut6cil, cr
luor Nlitglie0 ser nGeutonia- 9o9c,
81. 3. II. ". &c." Ser Eenlpelritter, "
OeS u@ernonio N}Gnnerbprs~, Der
Baltimore 2oge 0eS 0rocnS ser
u@lfs," Ocs yMar0lonO Country
Clubs" um0 oe3 Baltimore 9lt6letc
Glu6a" Die 9eiiebung eriolgte nn6
Oem &itu8 oeS lSreinarrersGroens,
un0 0ie Senpelritter crmieien Dem
@ntidloienen bic letter g6renOienite.
6r. @ilaortncr 6intcr(aBt eineg8itt-
Zoe, 6ral 9lOclc Silqortner uno orci
&in0er, Die SSrlS. SSobanna lmO Pm
uo um6 Srn. 9ln0reu Silgortner.
6rou Df orn }(. 9}0Bler.
Son i6rer @o1ning. 9}r. 527
SHO @ptomocIroBc, ans lit geitern
9}odjmittoa 6ron NlarD 81. 96Bler
olf 0cn 2ou0on &orf 1Srieo6ofe 6ci-
geiebt wor0en. Ger Veiiebuu0 ging
inn Souie cine er6e6enOe Grauerfeier
Dorau9, 6ei melcbcr &aItor 81. &.
Stergcr bon ser ocntI4en lut6eri-
idcn 0rcicinigfeitS Stride sic Erau-
erreOe 6ielt
6ron &0Bler Fat eir 9llter bon 63
SSo6ren errcibt un0 lit biS in i6re
lebten 9e6enSio6re 6inein riiltiq un0
geilno gelpeien, bis Elm 9einIeiOer,
OoS Tie iiebet @otBen al OoS ct.
SSoiep6s S5oipita( feiielte, an lore
Observation-Disclosures 81 groBc 9lnfor-
oerungen iteatc 9ln Sanitag er-
l6te lie ser 500 bon loren 2ciOcn.
sic 6intcrldBt Orei S66ne im0 cine
StcitoGter 6rou @orlin, 13 @ntel
unO einen ltrenfel. S6re @nfel fin-
girten bel ser @eiiebumg ols 9o6r-
tii6trGger.
&err Daniel @erbert.
@eltern @ormittog fono sic 9ecr'
Oigung BON 9onel &er6ert BON Der
@o6nung ieiner Gohter, 9}r. 1911
ReIt 5ranflinitroBe, aus Itott. Gin
&cauiem &ohant in ser "A b.
got66elfer Stride ginq ser 9eiie-
Blrng oltf ocm @l. @rl0ier 5rieObofe
porouS. S6r. Ser6crt mor am per-
gongenen Sonitng i'm Sitter BON 80
So6rei ans Oem Seben gcihic0en
no10en i6m ieine 6rou @lorp Ser
bert, 6ereits I'M IoOe porouSgegan-
gen mar. Ser &eritor6ene, mar in
@eidb1ftSfreilen cine mo6lbefannte
ms oooS,4nfa Nrr1GnIiNfni+
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-25
SSn 1Sdliter SSmitana.
3wei @eiebe i'm Sntereiie Der 9lrbci-
teri6oft pom 06erbunOesgeridt
fir oerioiiungsmaBia erfldrt.

~ lWVIl Uulll AUtlpllllupSgeIlDl
fir DerioiilmgSmdBia erfldrt.
8oi6iugton "a. 02dr5. -0os
Sber6uhOesgeri6t erflGrte geItern
OoS @eieb oe5 Stootes N}oIIa6uiettS
bonn So6r 1909 fiir DeriaiinaSmdBig
meldes Die 9lrbeitS3eit fir 6rouen II.
@}inDerid6rigc in 8o6rifen unO G6u-
liben 9Inlogen ouf 66cbitcuS Sc Shm.
oen pro Mo6e mo 10 Shm0en pro
Gag feitiebte. Su 0em sur gnti6ci-
Dung ge6radten Sale bonOeltees iid
Oormt ooB ser superintendent ser
Carroll NliQs, 9}iGaro @. &ilep, oie
lSrnlen ldnger 6atte arbeiten laIiel,
ais oas @eieb geitattete SIN Sabre
1911 bat ii6rigeus ser Stoot N}oiio.
d)lietts Sic 9lrbeits3eit ser 6rouen
lmO &inOer nod INN m0deutlib 3mei
StunOen 6ero6geiebt
Gos @uuoeSgeieB ii6er sic Softbor-
felt Der 9lrbeitge6er i6reu 9lngeItel-
ten gegenii6er mel6eS i6on inn Sabre
1906 erloiien, abcr in ieiner 9lnmen-
0lma oiii bic Gin5elitooten fir 6iufdl-
lig erflGrt mororn it, muroe geitcrn
bonn 60biten @eri6tS6of 6inii6tlid
Der Gcrritorien fiir maBge6enO CT.
flGrt, lmO Oem entipreheno puroea
Dem @Renbobn6remier Sorru @. Sri
oop iiir Ocn &erluit eiues 9(rmes in
9}ew Nlerico $500 3ugebiaigt
&ocaI Option @eieB in
0l biqon unonfcdtbor.
@Ieiberipeiie ertanntc ser Sc
ri6tSbof an oaB 0aS 9ocol Option.
@eieb 6e8 Stootes Nlidi9m nit Der
Sunoesocrioiimg uidt muertrda-
lib lit.
GoS Supremes@eridt 0es StaateS
bate 2lmen0ementS 3u Dem @eieb
fiir 6inidaig crfldrt, melde aeItatte-
tn, in prohibitions Counties g9ein
mo 9Ipielwein 6er5uitcllen. Sine
9rmlerei IN Nodiou o6er fodt OoS
gou5c @eicb ou.
t Sn Dem Sale bon 1ooio SS.Stem-
art ans Chicago IiieB Ger @eriGts6of
Sic &ernrt6eiInn0 pcgen @erlebiug
OcS @eieteS 0eS StooteS Nlibigon
bonn Sabre 1900 6e5iglid oeS Sous
lir6onOelS lnL crfaunte OaS 6ctref-
fenoe @eie6 o6eunolS rcbtsgiiltig al
ioiert es ousiNlieBlicb ouf Ben Son-
oeISberfe5r innerbalb ser Staats-
@ren5en ougepanot miro, Steport
botte @roCeuuaoren bon Chicago nu6
ct. Soiep6, W}i6., geianOt lmO an
&rnOen obliefern loIien, melcbe 9e.
iteaingen Ooroui gemuht bofen.
9}ot6 Der 9lniid6t 0es @ericbtS6ofeS
fGQt Elm ioIder @ei1dfts6etrieb in
Sen 9ereicb oes 8wiibeultootIibeu
SonoelsDertebrS, auf melden OoS
StaatSgeieb gar ni6t 6erednet lit.
Ger @eriGtSbof lieB cine @uilie III
ieinen Sibungeu bis 5um 6. 9Ipril
eintreten o6ne in Sen on6dugigen
Yro3eIlen BON 6erborragenoer 0ffcnt-
lic6er 9eoeuttng GutidbeiOnngeu ob-
gege6en 81 6a6eu-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-25
Nem @eridtSucrfaGren ii6erluielen.

DanieI Z. Sid bon 9}r. 1914
9}oro-0lw6am-S -StraBe, mlwOc geiteru
nod einem &er66r in Scr norooltli-
Neu @oIi5eiitation loe9cu on9e6licben
Gie6ita6ls i'm 9iiidioQe Ocu @roBge-
ibmorcnen iibeupieien. Obpo0l e5
ii6 mr INN fIeineS Spiel5eug, Gin
9lutomobil i'm @crt6e BON $3.50,
banOelf, ii6erpies 9li6ter 0eun i'm
Oenno6 Dem @erihtspcrio6rcn, oa
ISid ongeblidb ibon einen betrdbt.
IiHen Strai.Netoro Bat. @r min
beim lebten i6m sur 2oit geIegtcu
&crgc6en Oos er ouoe6licb I'M Spiel
maurcngeiG0it bon So6n Schiller,
9}r. $40, 9tor0-@op- -StraBe, ousfii6r-
te, betrunfen gemeieu iein oeun ge-
tern ga6 CT All, ii6er6alipt nibt 5il
wiliem mic cr n9lutonW6il6eiiber~ ge-
morOcn iei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-25
Sin eefa6rlidcr SruuS.

YIN 9elnDrlln]cr VruHU.
8roc6 ge1tern 9lbeno in Der @}oitbi-
nen-So6rif bon g8. 9. Gobill
ans. N}e9rerc @cbGloe BON
oeu 5Ionlmen 6eorobt. - Gin
8meites Seuer al @inoior Stills.
2(noere 9rGuoe.
Sin ouBerorOcntIiD gefdbrli6er
8ronO, ser leidt unobiebboreS I'm
6eil bate anri6ten f0nnen brad &C.
iteru 9l6eno meuige @&inuten Dor 8
llbr in ser Woi6iuenfu6rif BON gS.
9. Gobiu an Scr @de BON Clement
imO @cbiter- -StraBe aus. Sin @Gd-
ter Ger o@torDIonO 0re0ging Comp"
entoedte 0oS -6euer in einem ein1t6t-
figeh Sol3gebGuoe mel6eS sur 9luf-
bcmabrlng groBerer OelporrGtbe
oient un0 bollltdnoig eingedi6ert
plr0e. @r aIarrnirte lofort Ole
6euermebr. 3pei anitoBenOe 2oger-
6ollicr mur0en e6enfollS bon oen
5ldilJiTen Itorf mit9enommen. Der
Gjciannlti6oOen iolI ii6 ouf etnu
$500 belaufen. 0oS groBe Suuptge-
bGloe, in mel6en iic6 sic W1oI@inen-
perfitGtten befinoen, mar ne6rmul8
Dolt 0en 5lommcn i6mer beoro6t imO
mir, Den unerniiOIic6en 9enul6ungen
Scr 20icbmonniddfteq lit eS 81 Der
oonfen, 0oB Gin llebergreifen oes
6euerS OerbinOert lnO fcin gr0Bcrer
S6o0en ongcric6tet muroe.
Q 6ornItein6ron0.
0Sm &ouic 9}r. 1925, OlioeritroBc,
ooS 5rou N1orD s. Sropn 6cmo6nt
cntitouo gcien Mcrgcn Our6 einen
oefeftcn S@ornitcin cii 9rono. Gin
@liet6er, 6r &o6ert l5opcc, 6cnierfte
oos 6euer 3uerit m0 olnrnlirte Die
6eleruebr. Ser ongeric6tcte S6a-
0cn lit nlr im6eOcutcnO.
@ron0 in 3udertp oorcn-
Sci ihGft.
3p 3udcrmoorcn @ci6Gfte BON
SorrD Gii6tou, 9}r. t00, 9}orO-@olie-
StraBe, eutitonO gcitcrn fra6 Elm
.flcilier &rnuo, 0eiien llr6ebcriu OoS
oierid6rigc l0btcrtben oes @eiiberS
wdr. sic luor eS geno6nt, iicb ieOen
@}orGen Gin Stiid 3udermoorcn I'M
2oOcn 81 6olen ltn0 t6ot Dies anb
qcitcrn ais ibrc gltern auSgegon,
gcn. lpQren. Gobci mari lie nngeblicb
cine SGoGtel Strci160l5er INN lmO
trot ouf ems, OnS iicb cnt5iinOete. 81
nige Nlinltten ipdter Orong ltorfer
&au9 aus Dem &oOen 0aourd
mur0en crIt sic gltern oli sic Sc
fo6r oufmerfiom unO eS ge(ang if.
ncn e6e bic olormirtc Scucrmcbreiu.
traf ser @ronO 5u I0iden. 0erSbo-
oen ioQ it6 ongeblic6 nli etlpu 500
5cloufcn.
9f od6 elm Seuer 5n @in 0ior
&tll8.
Wlit fnopper 9lot6 eutgingen &C.
derhSQlorgen fltr5 Dor 123 ll6r Sr.
uu0 6rou G..2. Srnis unO ibre God
ter &lonGe Dem 6cuertoOe, ols cin
6efti6es 6euer ibren @obniib 5u
gGinSior Sias eindiderte &itr5 26e
Oas @o6 in iib 5uiommen6ro1, er-
reit6ten iie ntr uot6Oiiritig befleioet
Oas5 sSreieaunO iucbten in Dem nibt
tbeif aitiiernten 6ouie bon NliperNlt-
mis- S6ub lmO milBten nit dnieben
pie i6r crit Dor menigen W}onaten
nit einen Goitenallfiuonoe BON $l5,-
eco erriGteter @o6niB lan9am bon
Sen 6lommeu 3erltort pur0e. GerSe-
ionlnltiba0en ioQ iid] alH iiber S2O,=
600 6eluufen. GS miro ongenom-
men OoB Ser @ronO Ourd Oos lleber-
ipringen eineS 6unfens BON Dem
6eler periirio1t murOe, mel1es am
@}ontog I1orgen Oie genal 9egen-
iiberliegenOe @o6nilng bon SnlianS.
Stein eindi6erte. Die 6euermebr
Don GotonsDiQe, W}ount %abtngton
iomic bon Baltimore prreinigten li@
6ei ben &0idor6eiten
l9aI1o
Scl6ltmorS i'm 2OgirbanIe.
~. IT, Op N4.k,.o ,1tpr i1t1tnpr !
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-25

Ole 0ireftoren ser r6eoeral 9iga~
oeenoeteit oeltern Die ibwierige gllli-
gobc, Den Spielplon fiir Oie fommen-
oc Soiion feit5uiteQen. 0ie geitern
IN Correspondent" Der0ifentliAten
Soten iauoen feline @na0e, ionoern
'olrOen obgednOert; Of Oicl oser ne
''lg, oorii6cr pcrlalltct ni6tS. 9Iacs,
loaS Oapon in bic OcfientlitDfeit
oron0, maren oic Goten OeS 9cgiluS
Ger Soiiou in 0en ucrlbieOcncu Std0-
zen. @emn Oieie bleiben, rpie iie fino,
ooe9innt Der 9anpi Inn oie @itnIt Der
Salebaa- -Sieb6a6er in Baltimore an
10. 9lpril, init Buffalo ais @egner,
u HFittSburgb ON IA. 9lpril NIT
S9'rootlpn; in &onids GitD ON 16.
Aprll nit Chicago imO in ct. Souis
"'lt indianapolis.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-25

y SbOnmcntcn, Die Ocn r0cntI6cu
NOrrclpOnOcntcn" nidjt piinftlid OOcr
%nrcNcImalio cr1oltcn, liuO gc6ctcu,
"Sr rs Office Oanou per ScIcp6On Oorr
'"r'hlid Vlittbciluno 81 MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-25
GdullS am glran0c nidlt felf0eifellt

ct. 2ouis, @}o. "a. @Idr3.
@ei Der ltnteriudung Der Gorouers-
SlrD iiber Die SeuerSbrllnit in sem
@ebduoe oeS u@}iIiouri 9ltbIctic
Club" bel pel6er 80 @erionen un's
Seben gefoulmen iinO 1T sic 6rage
DER q &erontlnortlibfeit niAt beant-
mortet morocn. Ole SSuro empfobl
uber Die @iniiibrun9 beiierer 9ouge
lcbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-25
15r0n 2lnna Wlaria Dale aeifOr6en

,Sm 9lIicr BON 80 Sobreu ltorb
geltern 6rml 2tnno Moriu Dale, Oie
&ittue bon Ir, @eorge Goote Sgle,
in Scr @obnung i6rer Sdmeiter,
Srau Sobn Sooges, 9tr. i41S, @ol-
ton'StroBe. Die 8eritorbeue ge6or-
te elmer Der prominerteiten 6omilien
N}arDlano'S an. @eborcn mar tie
in So5lepoo0, Soparo-Golntp, Ocm
@ciiBtblrme i6rcs GaterS, @eorge @.
&oofe. 9&oA i6rer 6eirotb iieOelte
tie nad 9el 2Iir, Or. 0gIeS @eiib.
tblm in @rince @eorQc8.Gountp,
iiber. &m 5obre 1871 fam iie nit
ibrcm @ottcn nod) Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-03-25
g9ulltc fidj ltrananliren.

@lla @innooon Oeriu6t oergebGid in
elmer 3elle Der mittleren @oli5ei-
ltotion SeIbitmorO 81 6eaeben
Sit pegen eineS Ieidten @erge-
6enS perboftet.
ger9e6liG Ueriuc6te geitern 9&o6-
uittog ole "a Sabre olte @l(o Sim
nopau, bon 9Ir. 507 9}oro-greter-
StroBe, in elmer Belle Der mittlereu
5ci-Station SelbiimorO 81 6ege-
ben. Sic icbniirte iib Gin Gaicben-
tucb I'M 0ca 6oIS un0 5Gtte liber-
lid ibren 3med erreibt, menn lie
ni9t re9t8eitig bon Dem &oli5iIten
Charles 8. 6ielOs unO Der Matrone
6rou SDron, ent0edt porOen uGre.
9eioe 0rangcn in Die 3eQe uno Is.
lten Den ¬en oeS Goic6eutu6eS.
2anaiam er6olte ii6 oic 9ebensmiioe.
,5rau @innoOon mur0e gegen A llbr
9}o6nitto9S bonn Boli5iiten 9lnOrep
&earneD inter Ger 9lnibuloiging,
Ih ongeblic6 lmge6ii6rIitb bctrogen
5u ba6en, perbaiiet. @oli5eiribter
Supplec oeri6ob 0o5 &cr60r bis aui
beute &ormittog
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-22

must be injected into the team. Sew
eraI of the veterans are approaching
near the end of their baseball career
and youth must supplant them. To this
end an unusually large list of. rockies
will be given chance to show their
worth.
Three recruit catchers are on the list,
kafona Brenexan and Wait. The lat
ter is the youngest Ed konetchy pick
ed up In st. Louis and says will make
regular berth with the Buccaneers.
but jumping from the sand lots to a
regular with a championship contender
is an undertaking few out OF the hun
dreds of aspirants ever get away with.
Pittsburg must have two catchers in
addition to George Gibson. Hack" il
not AZ lively as in former years. as
Old Man Time Is beginning to get ia
some terrific wallops. and George can
not stand up. day after day. and hold
the hard heaves Of the pitchers like
he did some three or four years back.
Mike Simon jumping TO the Federals
has put big crimp in the backstop-
ping staff Of the locals. No more faith
full worker was ever on a baseball club.
No matter il Mike was slow on foot.
he could nab of base stealers Just the
same and he had a whole lot of active
gray matter in that brain. IL IL "a Sc
rious condition. with Mike out of the
Pirate lineup.
The injury that kept Gibson out of
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-22

of several managers to develop men
to FIJI positions vacated by players who
jumped to the Federal league. The
Phillies will try to find an acceptable
second baseman to take the place left
by Otto Knabe, who Is now manager
Of the Baltimore Feds. The Brooklyns
will attempt to develop a shortstop to
FIJI Joe Tinkers shoes, since Josephus
has seen fit to line himself up as lead
er Of the Chicago outlaws. Frank
Chance. of the Yankees, will be up
against the problem of teaching some
body to play second base, where Rollie
Zeider. who jumped to the Chicago Fed
erals, was expected to fill in. New
pitchers will be needed by the Maps.
who lost Faikenherg and kahler: the
Phillies, who lost Brennan; the Detroit
Tigers. who lost Willett, and the Yam
KEGS. who lost Russell Ford. as well
as Catcher Sweeney. Also it will be
more or less fun to notice how many
OF the jumpers really go to the train
ing camps of the Federal league teams
TO which they hoped. instead of going
back to their old loves. Moreover.
there win be the added attraction of
seeing how the Feds work out their
spring training plans.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-22

White So1. 1T PAsp Hcbiea. Cal
One point Of interest in the arrange
ment Ii that this Boston Rsd eox ana
Pittsbufg Pirates will be 1t Hot Springs
Arkx ~ last ySar. the Afkansss INST
toputls being the only city that gets
mere THAN one team. There VIII be
ruch specviAtion ~ to whether these
two ou3neA will stRxs another inter-
siab sAAlblaion series like that Of a
year aso. However. II seems as II that
would be a bad move. Last year the
series was advertised ~ being n battle
between the clubs that would probably
meet In the worlds series. the Rad Sox
having won that classic event from
the Giants the preceding fs1l and the
Pirates hAving made spectacular I'm
ish in the 1919 race. But the clubs
played 20 hard in that exhibition series
that in!ufiAs received worked havoc
to the chances of both In the pennsn I
races and nsather finished in the frst
thrsA,
With tho Yankees training at Hous-
ton and the Giants at Marlin, II 10 not
improbable that the two New York
teams WITH fand \ way to get together
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-22
THE RIoHMoND vIRoINIAN-sUNDAY ,"FEBRUARY ~ 18Th

for An extsmporaneous sct-to some
where In the State Of Texas. 1t 10 an
odd coincidence. 1T any rate. that these
two teams should be the only ones to
select the Lone Star state for train
ing purposes
Many Pre-ssason Cameo.
Tho schedule Of exhibition games for
the various teams A. they slowly work
their way up northward In the last two
weeks or 30 Of the preseason drudgery
looms up moro massive than ever be-
fore. The various club owners are be-
ginning to realize that several large
chunks OF coin can DO accumulated IN
this way before the formal drop OF
the hat Consequently the exhibition
schedule of the average big league team
this spring includes about twelve or
fifteen games. The biggest OF all the
programs has been mapped out by the
New York Yankees. who will engage
In two dozen contests with outside
aggregations before the season opens
in addition to numerous games between
the first and second squads of the team.
one interesting phase Of the train
ing period this year will be the efforts
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-22

the game the greater part of last sea-
son Is healed now, but then George
must have pair OF assistants. Ard
three raw recruits for such an import
ant position 10 expecting too much.
Clarke must scurry around and fnd an
experienced catcher. Even IL Bill Kelly
did fall to come up to expectations last
Clarke could strengthen his OUTFIT be-
hind the bat.
Seven rookie beavers will try for
place On the pitching star.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-22

NEW YORK. Feb. sis---errtnH ts-oin%
fns plans Of all the big league tessAs
have been completed, and IN some easee
the actual work has begun. Small aa-
vance guards of several clubs ARE "boia-
fng cut" IN various health resorts most
81 their st Hot SpriRGs Ark, Within
the next Two weeks the full force of ali
the assregetious VIII lie at the regular
rsrnrs N the South, plRngius into the
six weeks 81 taiisoine routine that will
byssrr theta into trim for the opening Of
The sasran on April itth,
Nina ssates mad fsvor with the ''oir
siznere" this ynas>-~R jorids, Georgia.
Texss. Arkansas, Virginia North Caro-
lima Mississippi California and Ala
hama. FioriGa will reoetve the larg-
e. delegation. four tenInR with Goor-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-22
TRAINING DAYS ARE.
NOW DRAWING CLOSE

sia coming second with three, and
Te9As and AthAnsAs next wish twc
each. The others each will entertain
one sqsud.
The quartet of clubs that will dc
their work In Florida are the Athletics
and browns. OK the American league
and the Brookirns and Bostpns, OF
the TAtkoasa, Texas will bs host to
the Nsw York City cluos, the Yankees
and osAnss. while AekanaAA wifi b
henarec By Sh~ presence Of ths Pitts
smre Pirates and Boston HeA sox.
Tsss61A TaxsAs2 svuAA.
Tire fartAaAf ooaAA AZ a tAs teams
wifi be taoes n SaoridA Ths fArtAsst
north Win b ths WAkaan9tnn EenA-
tors, at chsr1cttesv1iis, va. and ths
ferthast wsst viii Be the Chicago
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-22
Faverite Cholera Cure.

A favorite cholera cure in the west
10 made A. follow: Red pepper .
ounces. powdered assafoetida
ounces carbonate Of iron ounces.
powdered rhubarb / ounce. Spanish
brown s ounces. sulphur ounces.
The mixture II made into pellets with
-FOUR and water and given three
times = day. The mixed powder n
added to the soft food ~ = proven
tive. giving . tablespoonful twice .
week to every two dozen fowls.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-02-22
SECURE
ARMY Of ROCKIES
FROM SAND LOTS

PITTSBuRG PA, Feb. 21.--when the
call goes forth for the Pirates 10 start
on the spring training trip the largest
bunch Of youngsters will be with the
club of any season for several years
Manager Clarke realizes that youth
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-06-12


Friday morning-We have just
heard as we go to press that Rel
tan has been circulating some
dope in the northern part of the
county where he thought it would
not get back here in time for a
reply before election. That show
that his explanation does not
stand daylight or he would cir
culate it in the county seat
where people know him and
,snow Of his doings. This is just
what was expected Of Reitan, it
is right in line with everything
he does-it cannot stand investi-
CATION. He tells how the fees
have been cut down since he got
in office but he fails to say any
about the book typewriter
and the new way Of recording.
In the next issue Of the, Leader
we will prove that Retain has
sent out a mis-statement Just to
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-06-12

Andrew Miller is reported as
making a whirlwind campaign
for the office Of United States
Senator. Mr.. Miller is a resident
of Bismarck and is the present
attorney general, having filled
that office for six successive
years. He is recognized as one
Of the best vote-getters in the
state and his candidacy for the
republican nomination for sena-
tor is meeting with favor in
many places. There are many
who believe that one of the
United States senators should
be a resident of the slope coun-
try who will support Mr.. Miller
for the office on account of his
location if for no other reason
Williston Herald.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-06-12

There are fourteen candidates
for sheriff in this county and
among them are several good men
who could ably fill the position.
When you cast your vote select
the man who is best fitted to fill
the position. It makes no differ
ence whether he is q socialist,
progressive, democrat or republi-
can, or to what church he be-
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-06-12

Suppose stalwart republicans
should be nominated on the 9th,
what principles would the re-
publican party stand for in the
contest for the November cleo
ton? This is an important ques-
tion, al important issue before
the party, and one that cannot
be evaded. The republican party
would be Immediately challenged
as being stalwart, by the demo-
Gratis, and with stalwart nominee
it could not. deny it, and stall
wartism cannot win in 1914 be-
fore the people. To nominate
stalwarts is to sacrifice the party
while to nominate progressive re-
phblicans is to preserve it and
have an up to date administra-
ton.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-06-12
Bring Your Buoldng Horsss

G-.IN.aHa ~ sgRN&f tSN-%a sAfN-ttaE 49,
If there is . =buchng horse in
yotrY neighbori,ood that no. one,
can;ride, bring him in on Yankee
Robinson circus day, and Texas
Bill and his band Of rough rid
ers some Of the best IN the world.
will see what can be done.
about handling him. Sometimes
they buck over ten mles Of ter
litory, vet in the end the cow
boys seem to handle them. The
buckng contest in the Wild Wet
department. lie without d doubt
the most amusing sport known.
Texas Bill and his cowboys, cow
girls, Mexicans, and rough riders.
tshe world, are with Yankee
Robinson circus and they. will
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-06-12

Voters should keep in mind
there is only one candidate from
the slope for United States sena-
tor. The Red River Valley has
always sent a senator to- Wash
lngton and it is time the slope
was represented. There are many
things to look after in this part
Of the state. and the voters
should send a man who is famil-
lar with the needs around here.
With such an able man as An
drew Miller as a candidate for
U. S. senator the voters should
see fit to give him a solid vote.
He has done much for this county
and deserves good support again
like he received when he was a
candidate for attorney general.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-06-12

1onga or what his nationality is.
We are paying heavy taxes and
it is right that we should have
a man who will protect us and
who is willing and able to serve
US. The "good fellows" in po-
dtions of this kind are too great
a luxury for the tax payers
Pick out the best man, you have
plenty Of materials to CHOOSE
from.