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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-12
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-12
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-12

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-12

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-11-12

&amft ote Ye13e iebt.
grtro feline Muspab1 BON @el5en in al ben
neuen 5tDls unb 5arben. 9retet bente nod
elm. 8ir le9en BUR Seite ireenb @ttuas, oaB
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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-09-19

islands, much better suited for the en-
gagement, and it is possible the two
teams viii not meet.
Yale and Princeton both expect to
open their new athletic plants in the
football season. The Tigers plan on
throwing open the Palmer stadium
for the Yale game the second Saturday
of November. Yale and Harvard will
meet the following Saturday. Nov 21,
on which date the New Haven col
legians plan on defeating the new
Bowl which will have a seating ca
pacity Of 10000. The Harvard-Prince-
ton game is scheduled for Cambridge
the first Saturday in November.
The approaching season promises to
be most remarkable and record break
ing period in the gridiron sport. More
than 1000 college and high school
games are scheduled in the east, south
and middle west and contests are to be
played on every day except Sunday
during the two and one-half months of
the football cycle.
In October the premier elevens of the
country will begin to meet foes worthy
of their best efforts and the season
will be at its height. The schedule for
the middle Saturday of October is typ
zeal of the increasing activity. Carlisle
plays Pittsburgh, Amherst meets Trim
fty, Princeton faces Lafayette, Chicago
lines up against the State university
| Of Iowa, Oregon Will oppose Washing
| ton State, Wisconsin and Purdue clash
and the United States Naval academy
| viii establish a precedent by journey
ing to Philadelphia to play the Uni.
| versity of Pennsylvania eleven.
From this date on the big games
follow rapidly, Saturday, Oct 81, finds
/ among other prominent contests. Har
| yard versus Pennsylvania State. Cor
/ nell versus Brown, Princeton versus
/ Dartmouth, Chicago versus Purdue
Yale versus Washington and Jefferson
/ versus Syracuse. Pennsylvania versus
| Carlisle and Williams versus Trinity
The final Saturday of the month vii
witness the biggest intersectional gam,
of the season when Michigan play.
| Harvard at Cambridge.
Other sections, however, will not b,
lacking in feature contests, for Cornell
and Holy Cross play at Ithaca, Chicag,
and Wisconsin at Madison, Carlisle anC
Syracuse at Buffalo, Dartmouth ant
/ Amherst at Hanover, Princeton ant
Williams at Princeton, Notre Dam
and Haskell Indians in North Dakota
Vanderbilt and Virginia at Nashville
Yale and Colgate at New Haven an,
Pennsylvania and Swarthmore at Phil
| adeiphia.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-09-19
DATES FOR BIC
FOOTBALL GAMES
Carlisle Indians Open 1914
Season With Albright.
BATTLE SET FOR SEPT. 10.

Yale, Harvard, Princeton and Other
Big Colleges Will Not Be Far Behind
In Observation-Disclosures Players Have
Been Training All Summer For Clash
With Harvard In October.
Football players are already begin
ming to hear the call of the college
coaches. Many candidates for the
teams of the institutions of higher
learning throughout the country have
spent their spare moments this sum
mer getting in condition for the early
practice. The first games of the year
are scheduled for Sept. 10, and some
days before that the teams win be out
for their preliminary. practice.
The Carlisle Indians will have their.
usual honor of opening the season with
Albright college on that date. Cornell
will run the Indians n close second,
4 playing Ursinus the following Wednes-
day. .. @s. a44
Harvard, Yale, Princeton and the
other important eleyens viii not be far
behind in getting their eleyens OUT on
the field for actual warfare, > Practical
4 ly every team in the country will be
seen on the gridiron equipped for bat
tie the Saturday following the Cornell
II Ursinus game. ..a#s"=
IntersectiOnal games of more than
average Importance will mark the foot
ball season of 1914 Chief in impor-
lance of these battles is the game
scheduled between Michigan and Har-
ward. This contest will be played at
Cambridge the last Saturday in Octo-
Der. Hurry Up .Yost has been drill
ing his men by proxy this summer in
order to have them turned up for the
game. Each Michigan player was Civ
en- q football when the Ann Arbor unf-
Versity closed last June and told to use
it during the summer Many of the
players have been working together in
the summer engineering camp and at
summer school in Ann Arbor.
J At West Point the coaching problem
Is still to be finally decided. Mexican
possibilities have caused the transfer
Of a number of officers, including
Charles Daily, to distant points. An
napolis, smarting under the defeat re
ceived last year, is in better position
ms regards advisors. Both service cen
tiers are still debating the place Of the
annual game.
Naturally, because West Point wants
to play in New York, the Navy thinks
, all other places, including the Samoa
!
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-09-19
Photo by American Press Association

p Hal l&Chase, the stovmy petrol Of
baseball, has been playing well with
the Buffalo Federal league team, but
heshas failed to gain the good will of
the fans, and theesdenand has been
made that he be allowed to rest on
the bench while another man eircu-
lates around first base. 1t looks like
Chase's temperament is again interfer
ing with his utility. Chase is a great
first baseman-in fact he has had few
superiorsitn that difficult position. But
he has always been prone to make
spectacular plays and TO be Hstless in
his regular work. And he has never
practiced 'teanal play. He belonged to
the Hal Chase team instead of to the
team which happened to be paying his
salary. He has jumped organized
baseball twice, going to the outlaw
California league a few years before
hev quit Chicago to join the Federal
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-09-19
Sporting Editor Honored.

The directors of the Northwestern
Baseball league unanimously elected
E. R. Hughes, sporting editor of the
Seattle Times, president of the league,
vice Fielder A. Jones, who resigned to
become manager of the st. Louis Fed
erals
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-09-19
McHaIe In Vau1zviiIe.

After the ball season is over Marty
McHale of the Yankees is going into
vaudeville. Marty is a fine singer and
that is why they call him THE Irish
Thrush" Doc Barrett. the trainer,
may team up with him
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-09-19
National League.

American League Games Today.
Boston at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Washington at st. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-09-19

organization. Chase did his best-and
also his worst-work with the New
York American league team OF which
he was manager at one time. His
clash with George StaIIings resulted
in the dropping Of Stailinss from the
management of the Yankees, where he
had proved his vague. He has since
proved it as manager of the Bosto!.
Braves, while Chase has continued :,
scrap AMI salk.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-23
LOS EVACUAN
CSTENDE.

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aleh"IieS d aOdiIoo!I"I cot"
cluaao oeIga que poI I'd" po-
co tlempo poSeyeron' II hee"o
ae que no Nehgah hlNguH"S
hoIlclaS oe befIih en- este en-
0oo parece conlifinSf 10 "H'e-
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-23
= "A GUERRA In EUROPA :
Ios aIernanes rechazados Dor los aEados Combate entire deshoyer ngbsesy sub
mannos alemanes. Hazana de UT baco nges Francia rechta jovenes.
Mas barcos indeses hundieos. Ell aerco belgase dshngue. Los
aiados recuperan RoukB. La guerra en- Poona.

En- seguida lIegaron varios
de refuerzOs y construye-
ron barricadas en- las GALES, en-
pIazando tambien varias pleas
de artiIleria. Cuando las fuerzas
alemanas enviadas de Bruges a
recuperar ell pueblo llegaron, Sc
trab6 IN fuerte combate tenien-
do los aliados que retirarse, des-
pu6s de haber luchado en- las ca
lies de la poblaci6n.
Va posesionado5 los alemanes
de Roulers, los aliados recibieron
nuevos refuerzos, eI martes, con
artilleria de grueso calibre, y en-
pez6 IN bombardeo que dur0 to-
da Ia noche y que termin6 pol
dar ell triunfo a los aIiados, que
al fin ~Quedaron en- possession de Ia
tan disputada ciudad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-23
GREC!A P~ERMANECERA
NEUTRAL.

Solo en- Ell case de que Ia
paz fuera alterada en- los
BaIkaneS, Grecia tomaria par
tie Ell ell conflicto europeo. Ia
les fueron las declaraciones he
chas Dor ell ministro griego
en- Washington, Mr.Schilimar
agrega que la moviIizacion de
las tropas no tiene mas obje-
to Que guardian Ia frOntera.
LAS MINAS EN- ALTA MAR
Ell Gobierno de Washington
ma recibido una copia de la
protesta que los aliados y las
potencias n~eutrales han envia-
do a Berlin relativa a la colo
caci6n de minas en- alta mar.
Tai MEDIA, dice la referida
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-23
FL, KAISER ENFERMO.

Esta alarmante noticia es
tai vez Ia mas sensational de
las que Hogan hoy del teatro
de la guerra, Y Sc refiere a
una enfermedad grave que
aqueja al emperador CUTLER
mo de Alemania. Esta mott
cia procedente de Londges, no
ha sido confirmada Y de ser
cierta afectaria grandemente
al curse de las operaciones de
la guerra, pues es bien sabido
que Ell Monarch aleman es ell
alma de esa guerra, la cual fue
cast provocada personalmente
por 81.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-23

protesta, esta en- pugna con
los procedimientos legales usa-
dos en- Ia guerra. Agrega.
que desde que ell principle de
la guerra, siete buques mer-
cantes ingleses y ochO barcOs
ncutrales han sidO volados por
las minas que Sc encuentran
a cincuenta millas de la costa
ingIesa y que mas de sesenta
personals han perecido en- sus
acciOnes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-23

Lsnacio Z. Lozano.
Dolorosa St. San Antonio, TIE
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-23
GRAN ~OPORTUNIDAD.

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-23
SALEM TROPAS DE AMBE.
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EeglmlentoS oiOeIl"hoS que
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enVlaaoS al 1EehIe ue Id liiie"
de combate y dUranIe una
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Gel eJercito aieman.
En- Ell comDate que Sc eS'a
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los reglmientoS caucaSlcoS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-23
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A 20 centay0s Cada tOmO. G

4 II ~ N~AAA~ 10 ~ASs NOAAGSs
Aventuras dc Sherlock Hol-
Zines, ell terror de los criminal
lies:
FL ~ventedor &c cadaveres.
] FL robo del Giamante azul.
4 La Mia del usurero.
Blackwell, el pirata del Tamesis.
Jack el destripador.
! Los monederos falsos de Londres,
"a maleta ~sangrienta.
J In medico criminal.
FL testamento del director.
Sherlock Holmes y el c~ontraban-
I dista de opio.
en- la escuela del crimen de Pitts
! burg.
i las puertas De Ia muerte.
La yiuda roja de Paris.
I Ia bestia hUmana.
Una noche de terror.
e robo del collar De perlas.
La mfame posada del Cairo,
/ FL nsUfragio de Corfu.
FL reg de los bandidos.
! AvenUurasde John c. Rafles,
lei rey de los ladrones mOGer-
mos:
E inc6gnito misteuoso.
Tn robo en- e. PaIacio Real,
FL principe jugador.
FL asal-o en- el Sleeping.
Fl am0 rojo.
FL heredaro de E~aglestone,
FL sscreto Gel aniIio.
e. PreSidente de las Colonias,.
e false Salteador.
! la dOrcella raptada.
Fl fusil del negro.
] FL teso-o del Roghi.
! In Tale de bCdaS.
, ii teSoro de EStado.
/ Ell ~s2cerdote del Sol.
, En- "a ~ratUnera.
! II secreto del tesOro.
Hagsnse los pedidos acompanados
,desd importe
. IGNACI0 Z. L0ZANO.
COZ Dolo-osa St--San Antonio, Tex.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-10-23

cn3Zar q los alGmduSS en- LiIIS,
Ostend Y la Costa franco-beIga.
En- Lille fueron capturadas va
rias trincheras de las que rodean
Ia poblaci6D, habiendose poseslo-
nado tambi6n los franceses de III
puente que Is una magnitica po-
sici6n estr2tegica.
En- Ostend, la anterior Capital
provisional de Belgica, actual
mente en- poder de los alemanes,
esta Ia flota inglesa que va prin
cipi6 eli bombardeo de Ia ciudad.
En- Ia costa franco-belga, los
ei6rcitos aliados han logrado ha-
Ger que Ia Inca alemana, retroce-
ia cinco millas, de SD pOsici6n
primitiva, despu6s de terribles
combates.
Las OhcInas de Ia prensa OIcla!
en- Londres han pubiicadO el 81
guiente parte: 'Durante el dit
de hoy Ell enemigo intent6 IN Vi
goroso ataque contra Ell frente de
los aliados, pero fue rechazadl
con grandes perdidas. Elejtrcitc
belga, particuIarmente, Sc distln.
gui6 Dor su animosidad : vaLen.
ia en- ladefensa de sus Dosicio
nes."
Otro despacho de BCrdeos di
&c: Una gran batalla ha comen'
zado encre Lille y Ostend. Los
parties que Hogan dicen que Ia s.,
| tuaci5n de los aliados Sc pUedt
considerar satisfactocia.
La lucha titaRica que tiene Ia.
gar en- Ia parte oriental del in,
menso campo de batalia, a Este
| de Prussia, PoIonia Y Galicia, nc
ha podido decidirse aGn, seglr
Sc desprende de las noticias of
ciales puhIicadas aver, y en- las
cuales Sc da cuenta de violentos
. terribles ataques p0r ambos L.
dos.
De confcrmidad con una c0mu.
aicaci6n francesa, Sc dice cue los
| aIemanes atacaron a los aiiadoS
| en- Nieuwport, DiXmude y l.
Basse. Y Ell Estado Mayor aIemar
declare que Ell combate en- Ell ca.
nal de Izur continua y que suS
~fuerzas han tornado Ia offensive
al Oeste de Lille, habiendO logra.
10 rechazar a los franceses en- va
rios puntos.
Combate entire destroyers ingle'
ses ' submarines alemanes
Los barcOs ingleses cue fuerOr
a ayudar a los aliados en- los com
bates de la costa, no han podidC
efectuar sus operaciones en- paz,
! debido a cue los submarines ale,
names que los siguier0n los har
| astado atacando frecuentemente,
! Iurante los b0mbardeos que a
| 1ueuos barcOs hacen contra las
oosicioues alemanas. Sin embar'
90 los ataques de los submarines,
no han tenido much0 6Xito debl'
! 10 2 Ia presencia de los destroyer:
ingleses cue q 81 yez los har
combatido ocasionandoles graves
oeriuicios. Esta noticia, sin EN-
L 10 49,
bargo, no ha sido contirmada
Sc ha Observable que los sub
marines Y los aereoplanos, cue eE
tiempos de paz demostraron SCI
las armas mas ~peligrosas Del eJel
!eito y la marina, han cOnhrmadc
sIs grandes ventajas; pues que
iesde que principle la guerra haE
Drestsdo valiosoS s~ervic;Os atra.
vesando grandes distancias Dars
81 cumplimiento, y sufrido, Ell
cambio, muy pocos perjuicios.
Hazana deun barco ingieS
Ell corresponsaI de IN period
% en- Dover. envio a L0ndres 10;
| letalles de operaciOne5 ~reeiente;
sfectuadas por los bareos ingle
sss. frente a Ia costa &c Belgica.
! Entire otraz. cuenta Ia hazanf
que varios barcos iEgleses reallza,
ron Ell dltimo sabado en- Ia noche,
Eahien6o Observable cue una