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The Washington times., 1914-05-17

collar bone and during the past win
ter was in an automobile accident
which seat him 10 bed for quite spell.
When he received his last hurt in q
game at Louisville he was going along
nicely in hitting and fielding iE the
American Association and was being
toute1 b. some for a return TO the up
per realm.
II yesterdays exhibition is to be
taken as criterion, Joe Birmingham has
picked up a most promising pitcher in
Allen Collamore, who went i'll to re-
ieve Blanding yesterday after the lat
ter had started a marching club that
drove his manager almost to distraction
and cost Cleveland two rurs.
Collamore, who was obtained from
the Toledo club of the American As
sociation, was not sufficiently warmed
UP when he WAS rushed to the relief
and the bases were jamme1. But he
went to work on his task like a past
master and but two hits were registered
while he worked. Coilamorc docs net
seem to posses great speed, still his
chang OF pace was most deceptive and
he seemed able to keep the ball just
where he wanted II after he got going.
The crowd was most fair to the new
conner aud each time he came to the
bat he was roundly upplauded by ore
oil the largest thrCngs Of the season.
weather the intrusion of the Fedel al
League and then be weakened by injury
after injury, as has been Cleveland,
the Maps present d front of remark
able strength.
The detection OF Fred FaIkenberS left
gap in the pitching staff that 1t will
take no short time to fill, while the
removal of Ray Chapman, through in
jury. completely wrecked the team
work OF the infeld. Still. on the
strength of what they showed yester-
day. those Naplanders have a pretty
formidable combination, AMI should
rise from the depths in which thcy
have fallen since the season opened.
Despite the blows ii has received
Cleveland has pretty good ofTsnse
and II the pitchers should come through
it should pass more than one Of the
teams that have been seen in action
in these parts.
TTIT-
The Washington times., 1914-05-17
BIG BACKSTOPG GETS
TURNER At SECOND
Holds Up EngeI and Shaw and
Catches Johnson's Speed
With Great Success.
By LOUIS A. BOUCHER.

By LOUIS A. BOUCHER.
Can Rippy come through behind
the platter?
Yes, he most certainly can
He has stood the test.
Though weak-hearted fans worried
themselves sick when John Henry
went by the board, fearing the op-
posing runners would go crazy or
the cushions once the big cloutina
backstop took up the task, they
have quite recovered now. thank you
Yep, they've seen Rippy in action
They don't need to worry any more.
For two days now Williams has beer
the receiving gent. working with Engel
Shaw, and Johnson. These three lads
happen to be the speed merchants 0.
the Griffmen's hurting corps. but tha'
didn't bother Rippy. He held up the
two kids, Engel and Shaw, like care
full father. He fathoned the marvel.
Gus speed OF the Incompatible John
son like Jimmy Archer.
And peg-say. did you bugs notice hov
careful the White Sox and Nap run
ners were these last two days? Veal
haw. They weren't taking any chance:
with the big fellow from the bull pen
and well for them, too. for he'd a
nipped 'em.
Friday Rippy let old ice Wagon
Ray, Demmitt drift down to second ir
the ninth because there were two gone
and he wanted Shaw to get Berger
Rays theft was gift. but the only one
of the game.
Yesterday Terry Turner alone essaye,
to test the big fellows whip. whG
happened to him? He was thrown ou
standing. The veteran Naplander didn
even take the trouble to hit the dirt.
Yep. Rippy's made good.
The Washington times., 1914-05-17
Ray Fisher Defeats
Mitchell in a Duel

NEW YORK, May l7.-Ray Fisher and
Roy Mitchell fought a pitching duel to
the bitter end yesterday at the Polo
Gronds. the Yankees winning, to /.
The Brownies got only five scattered
hits off the schoolmastcr twirler. who
was in great form. The score:
r. H. E
Brownies ........ 900 C01 OOo-1 : 5
Yankees .......... 100 COL OK l
Batteries - Brownies, Mitchell and
Rumler: Yankees, Fisher and Sweeney.
The Washington times., 1914-05-17
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Standing of Clubs.

Todsy y ales
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia AT Chicago
Brooklyn at ST. Louis.
fomuEaW ---.rs
Boston at Pittsburgh
New York at Cincinnati
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
The Washington times., 1914-05-17
A Belated MARBLE.

When once / smots my bloonin' Tyre
And raped the pill upon the job.
The cheering rooters used to say,
The old boy stands up like a Cobb
And vet each tirnn / smoke a hit
Deep anguish crowned by troubled
face.
To think no era awford was around
To drive me horae from second base.
When Jerry Truvcrs shoe that 50 at
Sand Nich. the British lion la saih "a
The Washington times., 1914-05-17
Outside of That

After a short interview with Man
ager StaIlinSs the only complaint he
has to offer is about this: I've got
good ball club. buttheheltotitistheyai
winning"
The Washington times., 1914-05-17
The Balm in Boston's Gilead.

There's nothing like haviIS one etor-
nal institution around to erase a part of
the indigo. Each time the Braves or
Eeu Sex drop another battle the Boston
populace focuses its attention upon
next November and the 31-yard line.
The Washington times., 1914-05-17
Yesterdays ResultS

Washington. .; Cleveland, l.
Boston, .; Detroit. g.
Philadelphia. 4: Chicago. 3.
New York, .; ST. Louis, /
The Washington times., 1914-05-17
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Standing of Club.

Today'S Games
Pittsburgh at Chicago
T0worTcW's Games
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Kansas City at Baltimore.
Indiana polls at Brooklyn.
St Louis at Buffalo.
The Washington times., 1914-05-17
BINGLES AND BUNTS
By GRANTLAND RICE.

have suddenly lost its keen appetite for
food Of any sort TraverS was known
TO be a dangerous contender, but shoot
ing co over the Sandwich course is
something beyond merely dangerous.
II is more like murder.
Reports have come across thar Ira
rers is now ut the crest Of his game,
and that 60 is fair evidence that said
reports were about correct. And
equally fair evidence that the Citizen
from Upper Montclair still knows some
thing about the use of 4 wooden club.
The Washington times., 1914-05-17

Jack Lelivelt, former Grifman. cam
up in a pinch yesterday for the Nap:
and. though not hitting safely. h
showed over the lone run for his side.
The Washington times., 1914-05-17
Wyckoff's Great Work
Wins From White Sox

PHILADELPHIA. May H.-weldon
wyckoffs great mound work upset the
White Sox in the first battle OF the Sc
ries here. the Mackmen winning. 10
8. But for errors the visitors would
have scored only one run. wyckoff
gave his opponents only three hits. The
The Washington times., 1914-05-17
Yesterdays Results.

New York .; Pittsburgh. 0.
Boston, 0: Cincinnati, I.
Philadelphia. 0: St Louis !.
Brooklyn, .; Chicago. !
The Washington times., 1914-05-17

The Giants have yet to lose a game il
Pittsburgh Pirate fans are pulling 70
Wagner to return before 1t is too late.
The Washington times., 1914-05-17
Wild Throw Does II.

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. May T.-Shcrwood
Magees wild throw OF Miller's srounder
put him on third, from where he tailed
on Wilson's single for the one run of
the day. Alexander was in good form,
but Doak stopped the Phillies cold. The
score: Il. IL. l..
PhilIies w QO0 600 600
Cards ............... 0l0 go gi'-l U
Batteries-PhiIlies, Alexander and
Doom; Cardinals. Doak and Synder.
The Washington times., 1914-05-17
Yesterdays Resulta

Indianapolis, &: Baltimore..l.
Kansas City, z: Pittsburgh, g.
St. Louis, 5: Brooklyn, 8.
Buffalo, s.; Chicago, 3
The Washington times., 1914-05-17
Third WhiteWashing.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. May 1I.-Bololit-
zell's triple. followed by Won Kolnitzs $
single. gave the Reds their one run and
their third straight shutout over the
Braves yesterday. The score:
The Washington times., 1914-05-17
TILE BOX SCnRr

nstse-Gandil. Left on hases-NationaIs I:
cleveland. (. First base on bsIls-On EIanS
Ing. :; of Collamore. 5 Innings pitched-By
Banding, Is: by CoIlam"re 30 hits mad.
out-By BlaniiHg. l. by CoIIamorc =: b,.
johnson. J. Double play - Collamnrs 10
tsrtsch. Umpires-Mcssrs. Dincen and Con-
The Washington times., 1914-05-17
The Polo Situation.

II England was sending over what she
considered to he one Of her best polo
delegations. America could afford to rest
easily. Last spring about this time the
Big -Four were all in and England had
n merry pipe
Eut now that England figures her
chances well below par. with the dope
all AGAINST her. America might as we'll
get set for shock
It's the same in polo as in baseball.
y pitcher in there with everything is a
soft mark. But the bloke who hasn't
got anything or a pitcher with a sore
arm is the one to watch.
The Washington times., 1914-05-17

The Red Sox may become dangerou
contenders. II Joe Wood is in shape
assist Collins, Bedient, Foster. Rankil
johnson, and Dutch" Leonard
The Washington times., 1914-05-17

Pill Carrigan is experimenting witt
his batting order almost daily. He nov
has Engle In seventh place, just benin
Gardner. Tomorrow there may be an
othei shift.
The Washington times., 1914-05-17
T0mouows Gamea

Cleveland at washineton
Chicago at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
The Washington times., 1914-05-17

JOE JACKSON,
Napnders Great Slugg, Who Failed Off
Yesterday Though He Drove Out Two Walp
den His Catch of Mlans Shns Liner the Third the Field
ing Feature of the Of Series.
The Washington times., 1914-05-17
Robins Win, 2 to |.

CHICAGO. May 1.-THE Brookly
Robins defeated the Cubs yesterday q
a one-run margin on an error and mis-
Judged fly in the second inninS.
The score r. II. 2
The Washington times., 1914-05-17

Add spurious interviews: No" re-
pied Mr.. TAFT hOtly under no circum-
stances would / sell the Cubs for any
paltry $500 00G.''
The Washington times., 1914-05-17

the willow Is most gratifying to hi
legion of friends hereabouts. TIL
Monaco Marvel is one of the most az
gressive players in the league and lack
only hitting strength.
The Washington times., 1914-05-17

How about the Athletics now
queries {. VI. V. Wen bite. How
about EN-?
The Washington times., 1914-05-17

Roy Wood, the Maps rookie. look
well at the plate and gets hold OF tn
ball in good shape.
The Washington times., 1914-05-17

Add great sayings. by HuGhey Jen-
ninSs and Fred Clarke: Westward the
star of empire takes its way
The Washington times., 1914-05-17
The Correct Diagnosis.

AS We understand the intersec-
tional situation now at hand, the cor
rect diagnosis is about this:
II the Pirates. having subdued the
West. can stamp the stuffinG out OF
Giants. Dodgers. Phillies, and Braves
they should maintain their present lead.
Otherwise. perhaps not.
II the Tigers can splash along vic
toriously through the East without los
ing too many games they will return
home still in front. Otherwise, 1t all
depends.
At which point the professor will kind
" tear off 4 sew strips of that beautiful
melody entitled, If YOU can get by
with it, why there's nothing else that
counts.
What has become OF the old-fashioned
Wagner VINO used TO bat $40 and block
base hits all around the yard? Answer:
lust about where he was in lS95-only d
trifle moreso.
According to an authentic report
from Chicago. Brooklyn, Baltimore. and
81. Louis the early report that the
Feds would blow up before May was
greatly exaggerated.
The Washington times., 1914-05-17

For a sunfield player. 'Shano" Collins
of the White Sox. is a most dangerou,
swatter The Newton, Mass, boy is tn
only real major Lacquer in Callahan
garden. and he is improving with ever
succeeding season
The Washington times., 1914-05-17

Today's Games.
None scheduled.
The Washington times., 1914-05-17
DIAMOND
ECHOES
Fastest game of the season so far.

johnson was in fine fettle. For proof
ask Joe Jackson.
The Washington times., 1914-05-17

If Rippy williams can take his tur
behind the bat his hitting will be o
great service to the Griffmen. FeS
pitchers In this league WIN give him
good ball in a pinch, as his reputatio
for long drives is well established.
The Washington times., 1914-05-17

Tn Naplanders spent a sleepy Sun
day. most OF them viewing the sight
of the Capital after lunch. Joe BirIninS
hsna is filled with confidence that hi
team will climb into the first divisio
before the Fourth of July.
The Washington times., 1914-05-17
Baseball Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Standing of Clubs.
The Washington times., 1914-05-17

Otis CIymer, who ca&orted around the
outfield here when Joe Cantillon held
the tiller has certainly some In for his
share Of hard luck during his career as
a player He is nov oct o. the Mir
neapoijs lineup with broken arm.
While with Pittsburgh he fractured a
leg and while here sprained his ankle
and was out for weeks.
Shortly after going 10 Cantillon's
Minneapolis club he suffered Q broken
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-06

. WIRE AND CABLE :
Paris.-Lieut. Gironne and Private 7
Rioux, military aviators, dead. Aero
plane fell
OskaIoosa, Ia.-WaIter Van Ruel-
der, %, dead. Gun accident.
OskaIoosa, Ia.-EdWard, IA, and
Peter Mielhant, 16, drowned in Skunk >
River.
Washington. Mo possibility of
vote on Panama tolls question this
week. Sen. La Toilette will speak to-
day.
Trenton, N. J.-ConViction of Pat, ::
rick Quinlan, l. w. w. agitator re-
Gently found guilty of publicly advo-
eating hostility during silk strike in
Paterson, affirmed by Justice Kaisch. )
One to years in pen and $500 fine.
ST. Paul, Minn.-Sammy Asch, S, :
decapitated by auto truck.
CIeVeIand.-PoIice reserves called o
to rescue Geo. C. Calvin, 70, charged I:
with attacking child, 10.
SeattIe.-Message received that
Canadian government at Ottawa has
OVerTuled chief OF provincial ponce OF :
British Columbia who caused moth
err Mary Jones to be excluded from
Canada.
PeekskiII, N. Y.-Mysterious disap-
pearance of Chas. H. Strauss, gen.
mgr. New England and Mutual Life,
solved. Body found in Lake Michigan.
Neutrality-suspicious. passed inter-
state trade commission bill, one of
comprising presidents antitrust pro-
gram.
Neutrality-suspicious. passed Clay
ton bill, which immunizes labor from
prosecution under Sherman law and
legalizes strikes, picketing and GER
tain kinds Of boycotts.
Orrick, Mo.-WaIter Hicks, %,
farmer, shot and killed father-in-law,
fatally wounded mother-in-law. Sui
cided. Result quarrel with wife.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-06

ROcke1eller told interstate commerce
Commission Rockefeller was too fee
BILE to appear in New Haven inquiry.
Matter taken under AMUSEMENT
Paris.-Rene ViViani withdrew &C
ceptance of Office of premier in new
cabinet. Theophile Delcasse will
probably get appointment.
London. - Prominent brokerage
firm of Chaplin, Milne, GrenfeH & Co.
failed.
Muncie, Ind.-Twenty- mine saloons
will close tonight as result, of local
option election.
Winnipeg, Man.-Three trainmen
killed, several hurt when express on
Canadian Northern crashed into
freight.
Greensburg, fa.-C. P. Nicely, en-
gineer, killed and four trainmen in
jured when Big Four crashed into
stray cars on main line.
Lincoln, Neb.-WiIIiam Jennings
Bryan filed tax schedule showing
$10,325 in personal property.
Aipena, Mich.-Ephraim Mcmillan,
go, guilty Of manslaughter in con-
nection with death of 23-year-old fos-
ter daughter, Pearl Kellogg Mcmillan.
Death followed criminal operation.
Des Moines, Ia.-Prof. Franz
Meyer arrested in Winnipeg, Can,
charged with abducting Elizabeth
Huppertz of Oelwein year ago. Will
return without extradition.
Sheldon, la Four dead, rs iniur-
ed and property loss heavy from
three cyclones which swept North
western Iowa. Three killed at Shell
don and one at Sanborn.
Champaign, lIl.-Claude Martin in
stantly killed and Fred Kane fatally
hurt when motorcycle struck inter
urban car.
Washington.-Pres. Wilson return
ed from Annapolis on Mayf1ower.
Trenton, Mo.-Mrs. Maud CreciIius
awarded $25, damages from Chi
o. ID ID
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-27

bride in connection with cruiser KOn-
go. VIII be .court-martialed.
cleeWland. = Mrs. S. P. Burstein,
suffraget, presented poem published
in True Voice which satirized suf-
frage activities of women Thrashed
editor and employee of paper with
horsewhip.
INSTRUMENTATION of Victor Her
bert, composer, operated on for ap
pendicitis, improved.
Dublin. = Officially denied that
three regiments of British troops
have been ordered to Ulster.
Militant suffragets, Wear
ing tights, swan out into serpentine
in Hyde Park and cut loose pleasure
them. hold boat parade. 49,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-04-27
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

lELEGKAPH BRIEFS
WiIkesbarre, Pa.-Body of Russell
UhI, president Penn. Tobacco Co., a
$1,000,OO0 corporation, found in Sus-
quehanna river
Toledo, O.-Fright over removal of
small piece of skin in grating opera
ton caused death Of Ernest Rose, IA.
New York.-In valiant effort to aid
Americans in Mexico City, Philip Mil
Ter nearly lost his life. On way to
join relief column when he fell into
quagmire,in Old Mill Creek. Only A.
Philadelphia. = George F. Baer,
pres. Reading Railroad, dead. Gas
tritis.
Tokio.-Inquiry int navy graft
scandal brought out charge that Ad-
nliral Matsumoto received $1,000
f-r -t--ti' 2 $3.50 f4-as = ~
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-05-13
RETIRING FROM BUSINESS
Barre Clothing Store Are Going Out Of Business
They Are About to Lock Their Doors Forever

| he assortment IN
cludes most complete
lines of w. S. Peck
Rochester Union
M a d e Clio t h in g,
Young's Hats, Eagle
Washington Journal., 1914-12-19
9Oli S6cater.

Ser neue 9ircftor DeS &oli 3bc-
ater, @err 2oliis S. Sole, Oeritebt
es, nidt MIR elm eritflaiiiges Sdat-
ipielboits 81 fiibrerL ion0ern audi lid
Die @er5en Der 8iir9erIhaft 5n erp-
bern.
9lm Acknowledgement, 8miiden
8 uno 10 ltbr, giebt es cine tur3e
8oritelilng fir Die Sllgeno, oanll
qebt ser &orbang mieOer auf, mo -
Iebet elm &ielen @eibna6tS-
baum, ~nunoerbar beleuhtet uno Be
laoenl Santa Claus lit oub ga, nit
@dltfen bon @ei6enfen bon 3llder=
mnreli un0 Spiel5eil9. 9ie ainOer
treten Damn oltf Die 9iibne uno erbal-
ten pom Dem @eibna6tsmann unO
oen -Spielern ibre @eibenfe.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-19
81. qrnia 0olipinsfi aeitOrben.

9lm Gisnsiag, BEN is. 0e5em6er,
rfranfta ploslid in elmer StroBen-
Jobn Ser item Str. Or. Soitis Soft
linsfi uon 63t S Str. I@. SIN
Der 7tcn uuo @a. @pc nobm man i'm
ms ser Gleftrii6en uno bro9te ibn
III eiiem Acknowledgment nnd Dem
emergency Soipital. 9o6 nod Dor
Jelu Gintreiien OaieIbit peritorb CT.
Gr mar elmer Der befannteIten aer5te
0icier Sta0t unO iein 600 miro lider-
i'd ron Oen pielen ieiner &aiienten
ANS tiefIte betrouert nerOeu. SEER
Cr. SolipinSfi mad)te ieine Nr5tpril-
fltug al Der Georgetown llniOerlitdt.
Die Ointerlafenen inn Die Bitipe
unO ie6s Sinoer, cine 56weiter Smile
WeiB uno Serr NnO. SObn9en, Shmie=
%gerpatcr.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-19
ar6eitcm fir icl6itanOisc 9iitrift5'
&erlualtnng.
Sd GnrlnnN ipridlt Nnfiir.

Serr Mac6orlano lit pom ieber IN
unermiiOlider Meile fiir 6as 8obl
oeS 9iitrift5 tGtig geweien ntO per
oient sic 6Gd)ite g(nerfennung leiner
Mitbiirger.
0as Grecutiu aoulitee oes So
mitees BON 100 belt nelilid I'M @u-
realBimmer ieines @oriiBers, OcS
6errn Senrp 9. s. Mac6orlanO
8eriommlung ob, in ser Die Selbit-
permoltlnQsfraqe oc@ Giitrifts bis
flttiert mrr0e. @err Moc6orlonO
for0ertc oac @}itbiirqcr. allfs Gin
0riuqlihite olli an 20icn Oieier Sra
oe m~it3ube(fcn. G9 miiiic ct mo
nidt crit ipdtcr cntidie0cn merGeHL
On nit Dem GrlanNcn oes S%el6Itper-
ualtungsre6teS sic 9iirgcr @ai6-
inotons BON gctpiiien 9aiten 6eircit
uer0en. SEER W}ac6arlan0 bctolttc
5eipn0ers, oaB Sic gauge Nation III
;brer patriotii6en 2iebc perpflihtet
lei, fiir sic @ailptitaot ibr 9eites 81
tltn ilno nidt ale 9altcn aif sic
Ginmobner Der @altptlta0t mdl5e.
0ies &omitec bofft, i'm apngreB @r-
ola I'll bnben.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-19
Ger 9iitrift Columbia U%erlangt
SelbitDerualtnnq.

Die in neueiter 3cit IN @urcgimg
oe6radte @emeglmg, Dem TiItritt
Columbia oas Selbitperpaltungs
redt cinsurdunen, bot fiir5lid ME
Der einmal in elmer &eriamnliuta
bon ii6 boren loiien. Sin Somitee
BON 40 9iirgern Oes Giitrifts bat
folQenOes Snreiben per0ffeptlidt, in
Dem cs inter onOerem beiBt. ullns
ierc 9(6Iid)ten qcbeu nidt 10 icbr GA.
bin, Sen 0iitrift inn &ongreB Oertrt-
ten 3i miiien, ais uielmebr oabin,
ms oas Gc1t Der lofulen Selbituer-
maltung geitotten 81 molenl oas
9ebt, uniele muni8ipalen Angelc-
Qenheiten ielbit SIT leiten. 0ic Dir
qer oes 0iitrifts limo ieit 1874 oaS
@ablredtes berollbt. @ir beballp-
ten, Dab Oas &o~rentbalten Der Sel6it
permultlng elm &eritoBen 9cgcn leas
lides fundamentals gieht beOeutet.
Sine oerartiq ~abbdngiqe @enein0c
lit beOauernsmert" 9as &omitee
bon 40 miro DEM &ongreB biele Ge-
iolition porleaen unO forOert ale
Wiitbiir0er oeS 0iitrift2, Die oltf ihr
9iirgerreft @ert leget, otf, lie frdf-
tia 3t unteritiisetl.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-19
SiiOiide @eieaidaftcn merOen Elm
@phltGtiafeitsiun5ert UeranltaIten.

Inter Sen @(uipi5ien oes pcreinten
@ilfSfomites ser jiioii6en 0rgani-
iationen miro am Sonutag ben 3.
SSai1llar, i'm Holi's Gbeater ein &on-
cert gegeben mer0en gum Seiten scr
iiiOii9et &riegsnotleioenoen. Gas
@ai1ingtoner @ilfsfomitee bat be
reits $500 beigelteltert. Sn a1en
Geilen Der &ereinigten Staaten ionl-
melt man fir ole arnleu 9eiOenoen.
ltugefdbr 9 Miuionen Sltoen weroen
pon Dem @rieg8itngliid b~etroffelE
uon Oenen Die meiIten in <BlanO
uto SeIterrei9 leben.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-19
Der @lnb nm Sic ltniOn Station iOQ
D%ergrGfert merOcn.

Cine i6ieosri9terlide &ommiiiion
lit pom @rdlioenten ernannt moroen,
sen @lab Inn Die Union Station an
5ufaufen. SIS bonoelt iid bier beion-
0ers nm oen 722lten Square, Der elm
gegren5t miro BON Der MaIia6uietts
@pe uno ser g. uno 2ten Ctr. No;
er bil0et Elm oreiediges Stiid 2ano.
SeOem Gigentiimer oieies Squares
miro ein 6ormulor 5ltgeianOt, alli
Dem Der Don Der &ommiiiion allsQc-
ieste 8reis ~angege6en lit. Steat iid
Ger Better nit oieiem 8etrag %3llfrie-
ocn, 10 ien0et er oieies Sormular an
sic &ommiiiion 5uriid nnO Oieie legt
es iogleih Dem Yrdiioenten Dor. 9is-
oabin iino bereits einige oieier 6or-
mlllare cingegongen. 3mei Nadbar-
geuiertc limo i1on felt einigen Sabren
Neaiermgseigentlim.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-19
ainOtanfe in se6aitian's Samic.

9lm Sonntag, Sen 10. 0e8ember
ulroe Die @ritgeborene Oes &errn
8cor0 Se6aitian mo 6rau @tarie,
Jeb. @gloft in Oeren @obnung, 30
Sue Str. &c, getauft. Gen 8oni-
aft poQ5og &err Boltor $. S6roeoer
pom Ser 0reieinigfeits airds oil
Ser 4. uno @-Str. @.-@. Die 8altf
paten maren Sri. &ero @man unO
6crr G6as. @bcl, unO es moren at
BcrOen onpcienO: 6rou Martbo
amar, 6roit 9tlBbaum, SEER mo
6ralt Yaitor S6roeoer, 6rau 90.
9urroms, Sri. @ellen @gloff, sri.
3. Sod un0 Sri. 0iarg. %eterS.
Gad) Dem 8oltfaft CAB es ein ber5li6
3u6ereitetes W1abl, oos alel Cell
ne6nern por5iigli6 mltn0ete.
Washington Journal., 1914-12-19
@pcthalst Send.

@0etbols Weiud6, ibTn 3meI Sorpc-
0oboote mad &onamo 5u iAicfeu, 90
nit er Die NcutraIitGt ser Banana
fanal5onc, oercn @ouperneur er lit,
aufreft erbalten fam, lit nun el0-
lid befpiQigt moroen. Gs botte idon
foIt Ben 9tni6ein, ais mole man IN
@aibington Sen Mann nit Dem oeit-
Iden Namen Ortrd Offences MiBtrall=
ell 5pinger, aus @brgefiib( iPine
-Stellung nieoer5itlegen. 0enn menlt
man Inn ni6t ein paar feline Sdif-
re a%npertrauen mil, mie fam man
inn ga sic @eihiibc oer9efclti9mgS
merfe oes aanals unpertrallen2
Washington Journal., 1914-12-19
She Tatlerlan0 :.

Ser &eoaftion 0es @albington
Sournol lit bon Dem 8eit9ernGBen
@lotte vGbeSatberlanO@ eingud gu
geionot woroen, oas Den Gitel tragt:
v@ernlaip onO tbe mar~- Geutih
lono mo Der 4rieg-. 0ies Bid
lem lit cine @rfl6runa uno feline Scr
t~eioigung iiir ben gegenmdrtigen
9rieg. Sem @utor lit elmer Ser tiid)
tighten uno befdbigiten Stootsm0n-
ner oeS oellti6en HeideS, Der porma-
lige Colonial Winilter 9eutidlanos,
SEER Or. 9ern6lirg. 0ieies 8ii6-
lein eiebt in iiber5ellgungspoIler
@eile Den @rltno fiir oieien &rieg.
Ser 8reis oes 8ufes lit 10 Gents
unO mir fonnen unleren 9eiern nur
onraten, iih oaiielbe an5uihaffen.
Die 9fe0aftion.