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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-26

6s iiarb nm 2l ciiobcr 1914 0mmn u.
pcrrmanu accbie Satin bon 0owdro 3.
ocrrm0un n Nlicr bon % 1dhrcn Die Nc.
Nor 5iahmIiiaas son ibrcr gso6nua. 0Iul.
ben Nina, NQGnuc Nin. nuo unO oct luibc
tlitbcu 3l0Hnatltbc Gicmmcre Run I'M i53
lut mo o1nn niu Dem 3ione Srico1oic" lilii.
Ncrunnoic uno Nrcnoc iino umiun02uou cln'
Qcuocu ocrlclbCu bcHmpoDncn.
s. Ndliict luic BAN Nu une aclicpi.
llno un mic lippicn mir 0uh 0ihi
uno mann an pnrli 70 ic1r ncrnroiicu
Qeir muhien Nih ia ricoet DcrQniai
Ser 0crr nOrt iunl un0 nabm SID bCn
lluo ilnie sh licn Sid mc1r
Nonun hcn so mir ih uiu 2ih eQncn
Iu 0immcl Qbcrl mii eucm uelrcu Ychen.
Ter irnucrnoc Wntc uuo SiNber
(Ci26 27)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-26
Ghnrles Ghriituulcr 10mer.

0e iialb ami 49, September 1914 in Nremen.
0euli0lano Charles 0Drinppdcr 0Umer u
icucm 81. ec0cuoinbrc Nic Nccroaung fine
set Iicniinn 21 Cfiobcr 1915 9idhmiiuas
4 llbr bon iciner stubmlua Niocyuoup, 9l. IS.
NluO. NOlio. 90. Nio ans li0ii 8nQ ucf
last Onluer Salion $40 uuo Union 5i0lou
81 Nahmiiu0e. ycllctuna prpQlu Nile,
lenc NluincI (CU26-2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-26

QOrS Ho6erfS idJciut 5n Sen mcnscu peruilnTtlaen
Gnoldnoern 5u gcboren Die cs 6eutc nod ~ enaalo
oie6t. Gr ipr6t id ina ,Sibbert 5ounol" ec9el ole
6aBliac Sudt ans sen Seino 5u bci@impeil llo one
enolonoer iouten pn Ole 9clduloiaunaen oeniep' oc
oeqen lie wabrGo oes 9urcntregeS erpoDcn oroe'
c6enio0s ober aesen oic DeutIdcn o fompIen ooB fe
0crcn @ohlmoaci no ocreNdhng gcpinnell tomnel'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-26

Die 6ritiidjeu umilitdriidea Sadaliuner4 ino nod
nit elmer uerfeiucrocn Grf0una iir @acs, mas
Qcuti6iono inn 5eloe Griol9 briust 1c Der Sono. %
iagten ie 9nhucrpcas @eib iei cone iracio ped9e
9cocnuug fir oe Deaiiden Sesi atcloct lid elm iol
der ~6odnam" nit DER 9e1mpuna sic groBcn i2
Gcntmccr @eidite ucde oc dnelc Gimobme Ger
6eihugen 2tth glonur Dloubeae ano Antmerpeu
crm6alid)tci eicn bon g9ortbc fir Oie oetde
Arnec, neil oercn ldiucrcr Sronspori au Soften oes
9ransports BON SerpfIcgnngmocrioI mo 3riegsmaic
rial iiir sic sSe0aruice porscuonlme mcr0cn milllc
lcbrioens ieien 10 groBe @edise gar nidtS 3eae@'
Sn Guelono ie idlon 3ar8ci oes arinric9eS EN-
Wi6rcr gcbout poroen init cinem gobrlod) BON 80 sou
gudmciicr Qngcidbr so @mtmacr) Der id leet I'M
S1oolpid qricnol beiinoeg nrDa oas llngcbeucr iil
arimtrieae ndt sur gluwaouna fom, oo es ud't irib
seitie aenug icriie puroe 10 tonnen oie Nerien en9
lduocr cs est ia mol ori oc Frone iicc Iols eS oei
gcmidcu gclinqcu ioatc bel 3opcr 5ll lonoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-26

Mae Wr crl0aTfefeN. ITC 0W0INldlc 5VIINN VvI0
.. Cftobcr 6erdtet .ylod elmer 0lelouna oes Nemcr
iden Bureaus oa Dor einigcn Sagci elm 3eppclln
Suftidii, oos ibcr gsorihou 9om6eu obecporien bot
poter bel @1oolu hermtcr oei6olien uuo Die Selobuna
oefouacn genommeu moroen ein eS III m5ntretteno
ooB 0cicr 3eppcliu 1crimter geidoien mroe er ieat
biclmcbr unpcric1rt in ieinem bcmoiDhden palen'
Dos ,9crlmtritieBeu ocs Zeppelin" wrroe betanli
lid oud nod 9mcrifo 6erid)tet Dies 1T Nun pleoer
NAL elm @eipcis fir 0os 3utreien DER OPT Don ls au
oeteaten gehmiphno. oob tin0citcns gcin5cbncl Scr
o,,e Ncfcrsbnro tommenoc 9}odridien ibcr ~erioloc
scr uliiiidcn g9aiicn crloacn lino-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-26
9.IlgaII.mInL IlI 9IIlnNId. NlI0sII.Tnnaln.

Sparicmeni ihr 5iicnilidlr @crbenrrnnacn
ilntcr1cpariemcnt occ siaotSuacnicnrc.
Nnlti more. 81. Ciioncr 1914
9ln Gnc, bic cs nugclt.
IS miro 1icrmi gcnidb Den Nb0nilcn Sc y
uno SO oca Baltimore Stnnt 0hnrers hclnnnt
0cmant oab C Rflaiierunas Gommiiiion Der
Sinoi baltimore nd6 ocm 23. 9iDucnDcr 1914
bc9rnen uiro Die ro6acnnnnlc 5naBe uno
NlM nit moocrIcm Wi0ictinl 80 pfdliern. uct
5u pl0iicrn mo Rcl 80 bclC0en. 2luc Rerioncu
nuo 0orporaipncn wcr0cn besbalb aniaeioi'
bert GrlaubniBihciue fin auc arbciien 5u To-
fen mo oicic Oor Dem 23. 9oOcniher 1914 iu
heenocn Die IN irocno elmer 0eiie oic Aui0tn,
buna oocr Nulreibunq nahgcudnuicr SirdOc
nuo Nucb oocr cuce Lbcilce ocriclhcn n0l0in
ma0'u m0bten. nadoem iic aui iolde 9Sciic
ecpiulicrt ncE qcilaiier uncr ncu bclcQ iiuo.
Die oocn cupdbnic zirnhc nuo 9lueO M:
Suvcra9ir., bon NsSi SnamiSir uiS GliiSl.
,Srcuuni glbc
Naroreue.gmep, bon NseI 8eoiontsr. bis
8. 81. Mlc0an,
Sinoi SuQcnicur.
Su Nulirapc Der Rn0iierun0a Gpmmliiuu
oer Si0oi baltimore
o. 0citb Compton,
Noribcr mo conWliltcnoer SuQCnicnr.
(liil2.1N2O 9op2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-26

garean oer suaacnourabranc oommiudrr.


Ndltt murc "a. CliQlcr 1919.
Nic observation-disclosures Somminate ~ oet
Staoi Baltimore MAIDEN aenidB oeii &ornriuen
oca Baltimore Staot0bariers bcrmit pdNnnt
oOB Ne Die 9uicuuna elmer ocidNriU tilie
Oucr iuQclpr0Gcncu 0utlnQoiatnQti oernrlad'
ZEN lluiQueu uno nucrlcaieu Setipetpopnnfeu
ncbii cincr erlncnoeu M0rie onieriiAen lieBet
u Scrbinonug mia Scr 0unocmtirnn1 uno
emiicinrn ocr Niuoipr2iucnuc, Ron Der gstli
itic Ser inpgcgognuc OTIS Nir Ciiieiic ocr
Clo 0arcu Game. 0cnidG oer en 29. ,Ann lHll
uuct5cinncicu SetotonuuN Wy. asa occ Ninp
ora mo 5iuoirQipe BON baltimore.
Sic NuliaQcu lpcrnu liO lili hcioc Sciicn
ocr ,9inol0t slpeuuc. cnniiennW oetcn teli,
crircdcn mo iie nuiniicn bon Der 9Selueiie
ccr ollincrc9ocme Dia 5nr Glilelie oet Gio
OOrcO Nanc
lno ie Qeneu ierner 0icrmit Noiii. oob por'
bcn0nuie Cite uHo erildrenoe Ndrie iebl fir
sic nlpcliloH aucr oarin Inc rcliir.eu @crloncn
bcrcii No nno oab oie 0onimlidrc am Nluuin1,
ocm iwcitCu znnc i'm 9loucmbcr 1914 nm
n llbr &QrWliiaas. h n iDrcm Nircau ini
Jiuibbluic 1ir bcn 3med ptriummaln mcrocn.
nm irgcno cine 10 bcinQier eiiie anaehbric
Ibniidhe $40 rcpolren, 0eQen uelde 0lnmauo
non f,rionen erDohen miro. Die oarlu iniercl.
ri 80 iciu lc00upicu
0uaeuc 8. Orannau,
SOHn g. Snuiuro,
Narn " Mcmlcn.
eommiNdre.
0n0enc s. 9iuo0erS,
CCu26 POD Gerl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-26

Nn 6er 6rntiocn QInago6c Oea g0mfidJru G0rre'
iponocnten~ pcr0iicnili6t bic 8obouiiidts 9c6oroc
SCH g8o6l3cite mic cr be ser AM Dieuto9 nddtcr
g9ode itottiinocnoeu gSob 5uanuncngcest icin miro
Der 98dbcr bat nur fiini 9reu55eide 3ll noden fir
enen @uuoesienotor ir enen GongreB slbacoroneten;
fir ooer qcecn oos gmenocncni 5ur Stuoisperlainua
ueIdcs oen Antsiermm oes SderiiS BON 9oltimorc
BON 5ue oui bier So6re ocrldnoert uno Den Saerlii
meoerermo66or modt; fir oocr ecgcu Die Ab5uas
iono gInIeibc BON $3,0O0000 oere 9eotiMug cine
iunnadnolide 9lotbmcnoiqtet IT. imo iir ooer eeae
sic queibe bon 81 100000 fin ole Susboagernng oes
Sofens, sic Goaenomg oeS acD,0igbwog ruo &er0rel'
terlmo Scr CT 4nulroBc BON ser 2erugton bis 5ur
GcnireitraBc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-26
Ngnn,ionO GbattcI QOan NTOriatiOn

Aihcri 4lnnl, iuns Ofhdliailorer
Hhniuff 22u 23l uiio 183 % Sioduer).
ehhuH-Gdr Ndhciir. unb ei. Nnul.Gir
Enrleben bon $40 ti8 $500 ant Wl0bel. Bin,
nos etc. rOne 0niicrnuua oetielueu. WeIebli6f
Naien liseine eaaneteil. (Asbf-' r. y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-26
jim bie Darnen.

Ely em,tae eGal2 IN bcr Gfabi.
unIere NdhtNldlicn cBl offer. Sunee oamen
ncl,hc bic Qielocrmabcyluull p0d ben neu'.e
1CeibOhcu frcru'n Wcncn. lonncn otl5 ~ int
Scr Belt our0 oeH AnidnB 1lt oi2ls &lafen
errelnen lluiCcridi UorecnS. g,nrontiia0e mn
Wbcn0e Qe0rcmc Gninocit Sm @anle pe'
ocnnenc qlrbol " iarHcu udttcno oee uniyt
dhi I'm 0nimnu bon Wlunern eripctli, Ndpet'
Wushmif ihrlillh ooet mhunNd oel WI
onberS VT. 302 N1eissorntp1n.t .ttsnte'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-26

bureau Der sraneuourm6rnds.GDm
Nalt imorc. n. Ciiubcr 1914.
Sic Strqbcnourmbrude @omniiarc in Der
Siaoi Baltimore mddCu bicrulii helannt ouB,
nnnocm lle lbrc {a0cuc iibcr bic Sniindoi'
nlinnct lnIonen mo NtrilcrDoDnnNcu be5Na
uW Der Nunocmnrnna mo sMlleRnHn cincr
i612 Su6 brciicu Zane, Iiuiidcn Der Siioiclic
Der Rrceprtp slrnHc nlo Der Nuroicic ocr
enicr @itnnc uio ipmen Der Slolclic Der
Nnlct SiidDc mo Der lSciiciic Der Snlnll
mouo zirubc Gc.cacn. ncbli ocn f0rauI be3no
idcn unn cnoAlltiQcu uno C0rriQircn crildf
rcnocu lldncn rcpl0lri Nabcn. QcnidB Den Dor
htiiicu oce Oharlcre Der Sinoi Baltimore
uno Der am 20. Sum 1919 uner5ciNueicn Scg
pronuHg 9ir. ass oco Nlanoro uuo Sloolsulbe,
ilc Diermii 9iotii gcpcn. oah bciaalc lnocue
mo Aldric uri oiec 9ecilc ppucnoei mo be-
Nlnuhiai murocn No.. ullo Dab Der Nlnpor mo
Si00iruil puu baltimore u0cr irNcno WclOc
fCrl0n rocr icrloucn Corporation oocr 0orpu
taiioncii Die NIT Dem 3uipum Der 0ulhdol
QnunCn uu5uiyicocu iiuo mctbnlb orcii
ria (3O) lOQcn uum 5unn5iANcu Snac i'm
cuobcr inn Snhfc 1914, Dem Saium oer cr
item BON uns erlnlcncu &croicniinnuQ oclcr
Motifs. onacacn nnth iDriili0c Rciiion an
o05 Baltimore Sinoi0crini uppcnircn uluaclL
nocm iic Gus @criht um cine 9icpilon ocHc'
ben nn0ebct
9ubu =. Snuipro,
Narrg ". jlemlcD,
0omnliidrc.
Nnaene a. 9luosere,
(Cu2O. %. .Gobl.tD 0eri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-26
qououu. 9Sarf.tsemste
Baltimore Genleierg.
glermiIdte QInseieeu.

slaan.D Dedcn NroBcs Eager, prompie
Hicnie 10. u. bluelfc % GaO.0owarO'
eirabr 2ccpbon Ct 40nl 1897.
fNuni2s .D&S1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-26

Gpnrtcmcut fir Jficnhidr @crbeiernunen.
lluier.H cparlcmcui ocS einbt.1nncnicurS
Mn 9llic bic ce nnncht!
baltimore. 5. NiiObcr 1914
gS mirn hicrmii ocmdb bon glOihnliicn 86 y
mo SO 0cS Baltimore Sinoi.9bdrtcre he'
idnnt 0cm0dlt Dab nna Siaoi Snocnicur &C.
pnrlemcnt nad ocm rs. gluUcnlber 1914 hc1in'
men miro sch 0ia1iunn puciic ScIilon BON
Snmrence bis U,oniQomcrn sfrabc nit npoer'
ncm Wlaicral an pilnncru uci so plluitern
uno ucu so tclcocn Pile Rcrouen NM eot
uornlinncn uer0cn ncehnlb nni1clotocfl, 0ts
lanbuihIncine fir Que elrbclicn ga l5icn uno
nicfc pnr Dem g. Nopembcr 1914 80 bccuoen
sic In irQcno cncr 29eic Ole gln0rapuna ooct
9lMircbunp ocnonnlcr 1itnhc oocr eliicn AOell
ocriclhcn u0ihiQ mndeu uudicn nnOocul NC
niu onc g9eilc aeplIallcri oocr neu oeplaliert
iit. o,.o.
lCn0l92O2O slaol-Nnaenleur
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-26
0nacnc Is. Wrnunnn,
2e1u q eaniere,
Niuau5 Ecpnrtemcnt
2irenu ocS Eerlualters,
ft,ttelfrl.N. frurn

syiuau5I cpnricmcut
@irenu oco Sfnbt.NngcrEnuc.2Scriual
3if Guurilluos sStrnhc.
Nalti more. l5 Gitoprr 1914.
glnQc0oic in ncriicQclicu 0pupcricn an Den
Noaro of enunros. 0nre Of sim hcaicr.~ nit
Ger 9uilhrlll @rogoa!s for toe SupplQ ol
electric Sncanoceccni Q0mps or Nulbc~ ucr.
ocn piS i lnr &ormiiiaas am Wliiiwodl, oen
2S. lnuDcr 1914, ian Nireau ocs Siaois3e1i'
lraioye NQlbbaus, cuiQepen QcnQmmeu, ,
gnlaeboic micn lM GinilnnA mi oei SpcN
iiiaioncu iicben. Die m @iircnl ocs Sidoi'
QaQcyetnuo Scrrnlicre 3ii 0onrildno 'Sirnne.
baltimore crOdlilicb lino
9nrQhdi i'm Ncir00e 0cs Oonifclprcies
miro Ocrlangi
Sceem gnocboi mub Elm bealnnuiaiet @9cd
oea Nctcra iir iiin0unocri Eounre t$5QOOV)
an ocu Niopor nno Siaoirai0 bon Baltimore,
mo. onrd cine D0lenrin0 Nouie NanI" aplf
b0r bc0cinQi icin
ST. ecdiraf.Ncb6roe bchali ii6 Sos Ncdi
Dor. irGeno elm ooer ale slnaepoie 81 oerper'
icn
Siaoi0nlcr0aus. Serp0lier.
Sames s. @reitou,
Nrnliocni Der 0pniraii'ecDotoe.
(Cni5.2f.27)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-15

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Detroit. 3; Washington. 3.
-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-15

gates to tho nolden Jubilee 81 the
erand Zodiac. Benevolent aud Pro-
tectlvc order Of Eiks. meeting With
the twcnty-oighth national reunion
Of the order here, protested vig0r-
ously M the morning session agninsi
being penalized for the colored pop-
ulatlnn Of southern cities.
Acting on tho recommendation OF
the retiring grand exalted ruler. Ed
ward Lcnch, the grand lodge had res
"inded IT, action OF q year x and
reinstitutcd five thousand population
as "a requisite for a lodge dispense
lion. stipulatinE. however. give thou
sand white population. Southern
d%olegates declared many cities IN the
north could qualify althoueh most of
their population was alien. non-vot-
ing aud inadmissiblc NJ members and
that the qualifying clause was direct
ed at the south. The subject VIII
come up again on n motion TO refer
to "a committee for report.
At the broadway park the teams
from Boulder, Colo. Rochester. OAK
land. Detroit and san Francisco en-
gnged IN competitive drill mancu-
vcrs The Los Angeles team failed
TO appear on the grounds. Previous
~ o. Great Falls. Mont, team was
entered. This team. however. was
incomplete when the drills began and
was eliminated.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-15

Detroit. 3; Washington. 3.
n. H. T..
Detroit .......tO1 100 00--3 8 o
Washington .002 q 10-3 s 2
Game called to catch train.
batteries. coveleski, Dauss aud
Stanage; Boehling. Engle and VIII
Hams. Henry.
ChicagO. 81; New York. ?.
First game: n. n. T..
Chicago 4. COL 0iO 0lO-S 10 J
New York ....l00 o 0Of-2 3 g
Batteries: scott. Cicotte. Faber and
Mayer; WARRIOR. Pleh and Nuna-
maker.
Cleveland. o: Boston. 4.
First game; n. II. r..
Cleveland -. O00 GOO 600 : I
Boston ......2 900 O02 Oox-4 7 I
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-15
NURSE R|NEHART IS
FORMALLY CHARGED
WITH MURDER
Woman Arrested Today for
Killing Companion and
Friend has Since Married
and Become a Mother.
my Ieased Wire to Evening HeraId.l

my leased Wire to Evening HeraId.l
San Jose. Cal, July i5.-Evelyn
Rinehart. a nurse sought for the al
legged murder OF her companion and
partner. Mrs. Kathleen Bluett. was
arrested here today on a warrant is
sued In Placer county. Miss Rine-
hart Is charged with having killed
Mrs. Bluett in order TO collect her
lie insurance.
The W. women conducted a hos
pital In Auburn. Placer county. Last
January. while d~isinfecting clothing,
Mrs. Bluett suffered burns aud died.
shortly before that she had taken
out three life Insurance policies aR-
g%regating s%t5.5eo. The will named
Miss Rinehart as sole heir and cx-
ecutrix. Mics Rinehart took the
body to Reno for burial. although
Mrs. Bluett's relatives lived in Ala
media. Cal.
They ala not learn OF sAer death
until three months later
Three thouEand dollars ives col
lee,ed on one policy. but the two 9TH
er companies DELAYED payment until
they could investigate. Their sus-
plcluns were aroused and the body
was exhumed. The marks OF the
burns were sim visible. but the ex-
aiming physicians aid not think
they were sufficient to account for
death ana accordingly the brain ana
viscera were taken TO san Francisco
for medical analysis 20 determine
the suspected presence OF poison. ana
a warrant was sw0rn out In Auburn.
The wOman WAS arrested az the
apartments ~ r.. l. Kinkaid. n
rancher. 20 whom she said she was
secretly married last year a haby
was born to her several weeks ago
and she II sim in the care Of a
nurse.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-15

E S
JULY rs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
BrookIyn, 3; pittsburgh. I.

u. n. r.
brooklyn .....OiO q il0-3 : o
Pittsburgh lee coo OiO-4 10 4
Batteries; Reulbach. Allen and Me
Carly. Cooper and Gibson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-15
INTENSE INTEREST
IN TOMORROW'S
BIC BATTLE
Frenchmen in Droves and
Loaded with Money Gross
Channel to Back Carpenter.
Ministers to Line Ringside.
my leased wire TO Evening ncraid.l

Iby leased Wire 60 Evening Iierald.1
London, July i5.-BoxinE experts
here show a remarkably even divi-
sion of opinion as To the lance or
"Gunboat' Smith. the American
heavyweight, ana Georges Carpen-
tier. the French heavyweight cham
piun. In their twcuty-ruund match TO
be fought at Olympia tomorrow
night The better odds today were
perhaps n shade In favor OF the
Frenchman, hut this was due prob.
ably 20 the enthusiasm uf his coun-
trymen, great numbers OF whom
have crossed the English channel 10
support their hero.
They brought with them n great
deal OF money 20 back their COM
patriot. whom they describe as a
fighting boxer while they call
Smith a boxing fighter" and they
contend that science is bound To- de-
feat the transatlantic punch.
interest In he contest u enor-
NOUS and the attendance promises
To create a record for this country.
Fired by the example Of the Rev.
John Hovey BOULDER. who acted az
master OF ceremonies at the Welsh
Richie match. and OF Rev. Eyerard
Digby' who occupied u similar po-
sitlon AT the Wells Bell match, many
clergymen have obtained seats
around the arena and are said To in
tend to bring their wives with them.
Thu officers ana midshipmen OF
the bottleship Missouri will be pres
ent In strength to cheer the former
b~lueiacket OF the flagship.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-15
ENGLISHMAN TRIES
N
my Leased Wire 10 Evening HernId.l

Bonlogne, France. July 15.--Jabez
Wolfe. the English amateur long
distance swimmer, today started on
his tenth attempt tn swim across the
English channel. lie entered the
water at Z o'clock in the morning at
Cape Grienez. and had reached mid
channel az 1918.
A carrier pigeon sent up by his
companions brought the information
that Wolfe vas then swimming
strongly.
The only " swimmers who have
ever crossed the channel were Cap
tain Mhthew Webb in 1875 and VIII
liam 7. Burgess In 1911.
Forced ia Give Up.
Bologne. July l5.-Jabez Wolfe.
amateur lone distance swimmer, was
forced by a rising wind and sea TO
abandon his attempt To swim across
the English channel today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-15
DRIED E E BLAMED
FOR FIRE IN SHED

Dried weeds are blamed for a hrc
in "A shed on Lead avenue between
Third and Fourth streets last eve
ming. The only apparent explanation
of the blaze is that a cigarette stub
or something Of the sort set fire 10
n pile OF weeds alongside the shed.
The hremcn were called out and they
checked the ere before much dam
age was done.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-15
Baseball.

Standing OF the CIuDs
CThe averages 90 mol include to-
fesults.)
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cup Defenders Take a Resi.

Newport. II. l., July 1.-THE
three American cup yachts. Resolute,
Nanitie and Defiance. remained un-
der bare poles today and their crews
were given a days rest to prepare
them for the first contest OF the
Newport yacht racing series tomor-
row.
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WHITNEY HORSES WIN
TWO RACES ON THE
NEW ARK TRACK


Ncw Market, England. July i5.
Two Of Harry Payne whitney,
horses lot NJ todny's acc here and
q third was placed second His four
year-old H-nrmonicone won he prin-
cipal event, the July handicap %
$500. over a distance Of six fur
louEs, and his ~two-year-old ~Sandusky
carried OF the two-yeRr-old selling
plate Of $3.50 over a distance Of five
furlongs. His three-ycnr-old sand
man ran second In n Swafham
welter handicap % $1,000 over n dis
lance Of one mile. Al were bred in
The United states.
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Batteries: Gregg. Collomore and
Leonard and Carrigan.

POstponcd-Isain.
First and second games. ST. Louis
Philadelphia. postponed, rain.
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AUTOMOBILE AGENT
FINED FOR SPEEDING

Admitting that Hupmobiles Can 60
some. r.. e. Morrison. agent for the
Hupmobile car. pleaded guilty 20 e
charge OF speeding la the police court
this morning lie was arrested las
evening ON Central avenue. near
Twelfth street by officer Martin
Byrnes.
Judge craig lined him StO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-15
UNION BLACKsMITHs AND
H-ORSESHOEING SHOPS

The following list ~ blacksmith
ana horse shooting shops of this city
have organized "a local branch Of the
International brotherhood uf Hlach
smiths n Helpers Union. Local No.
~ and employ only uniun labor IN
their shops
ortiz and Dcschler, an y. Firft II.
passmore a son. tit-ti6 : End u.
James r. Con, 3l5 W Copper ave.
q. J Frank. fOs w. Copper ave.
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Federal League.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
National League.

National League.
New York. -; Chicago, s.
81. Louis. 3; Boston, ..
Philadelphia, s. Cincinnati. 3.
(first Eamel.
Cincinnati. g; Philadelphia, 2,
tsecond game).
Anaesiaan league.
Detroit, 2; Washington. q.
Boston ?, Cleveland, /.
Chlcago-New York. rain.
Philadelphia-st. Louis, rain.
Fsieral League.
Chicago, n; -. Louis. o.
Kansas city, : Indianapolis, 2.
baltimore. 8; Buffalo. Oirst
game).
baltimore, Z; Buffalo, 2 (second
camel.
brooklyn Pittsburgh. rain.
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GAMES TOMORROW

National league.
brooklyn M PittSburg.
Boston al Cincinnati.
Philadelphia az 81. Louis.
American League.
Cleveland al Washington.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
~. Louis az New York.
Detroit az BaEton.
Federal INaRue.
indianapolis at Kansas city.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
baltimore a. Bumulo.
81 Louis az Chicago.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE

brooklyn. q; Pittsburgh. ..
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Cleveland. o; Boston. 4.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-08
LYRIC

The noted Broadway star, Jeffer-
son De Angels, one of Americas
shining lights in comedy, musical and
otherwise, win top the new vaude-
Vile program opening at the Lyric
tomorrow.
The feature of such great successes
as "Fantara," Wedding Days" and
Emerald of the Isles" this marks
his first appearance at popular prices,
and he should jam the popular play
house to Overlooking. For his ap-
pearance here, the last half of this
week, he will present an elaborated
version of his successful comedietta,
1.-THE Green-E Eyed Monster" the most
unique and funniest sketch ever rre-
scented on any vaudeville stage. A
big supporting cast, and some very
pretentious scenic effects win stamp
the De Angels engagement at the
Lyric as one of the biggest things in
theatricals here in a long while.
Still another big attraction at the
Lyric Thursday is Edwards Davis, the
famous preacher actor. who left the
pulpit for the calling of the stage
and who will be seen here with Adele
Blood and q notable cast in new
production THE Kingdom Of Des-
tiny
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-08

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twenty-tWO
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taking hopeless
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