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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-22

REoRGANtzED LATTER BAY
SAINTS, D. U. Shinn, pastor. Services
as follows: Sunday. school at $3.50 a..
m, Preaching at ii q, m. and 7:45
p. m. A special invitation is extended
to all to attend these services. Ali
services in brick church at Stealey
Heights.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-22

ASH CaAPEL METHODIST EPis.
COPAL CHURCH, Broad Oaks, the
Rev. A. N. Hamn1o 6d, pastor. 1890
=. NJ. class citing, james q. Ashley,
leader. 1890 q. M, sermon by the
pastor. 1850 p: ]. N. Sunday school,
Scott Riley shperinte tend lent. 700 ..
nj, Tpworth League devot ional SER
.ice. $500 p. M, sermon BY the pas
tor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-22

THE SALVATION ARMY; as ".
Main street. Sunday school 2 100 p.
nj. Salvation ARMY meeting at $500
.. m. All are welcome. ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-08-22

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
room 901 COT. building. Services:
$500 p. m. Testimonial meeting We'd
nesday eysning at 800 O'clock.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-21
Last Day of Summer.

Washington, Sept 2t.-"Goodby
Summer, with its delightful minor
plant is the" song for everybody
TO sing today, This is the finale
the end, the finish, the climax of the
good old summer time, That is. its
official end, the day before the be-
ginning OF the autumn equinox.
But you can be cheerful, for Indian
Summer" comes next month
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-21
MAY ADD WING To =
OLD PRINTERS ROME
BY the United Press.

Colorado Springs, Colo, Sept. q,
That the board would decide to
spend $l20,0 600 more for a new wing
was the expectation today when the
trustees Of the Union Printers Home
began their annual meeting here.
The board will be asked to decide
regarding extensive plans for i'm
provements formulated by John G..
Daley, superintendent, The Inter-
national Typographical Union con
vention recently voted to Increase
the per capita tax for the home from
Is to 20 cents month per member
but this will have to go to a refer
endum vote. This would add $l2,-
600 month to the Homes income
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-21

members be added. He stated that
several employees Of the T. < Il, v
had wanted to move 10 WaAahachje
and were lost to the city because
they were unable to secure houses IN
which to live. Mr. Hardin made "a
motion that the Chairman appoint
a committee OF three representing
the Chamber OF Commerce to soac'L
members and work up more interest
in the Building and Loan Assoeia-
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-21

Dallas rex, Sept. -1,-John W
philip today formerly accepted the
republican nomination ror governor
OF Texas
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-21
White Cappers Action.

Paris, Texas, Sept, Alleged
white cappers fired into a nulnber of
negro cabins about fifteen miles
west of Paris last night. The trou-
BILE resulted from an attempted clint
nal assault ON a white woman few
days ago.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-21
Celebrate Birth,Iaya

Washington, Sept. Represent.
atives George f Burgess of Texas
and James S. Davenport OF Oklah6.
ma today celebrated anniversaries
Burgess is SO and Davenport SO.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-21

Bob Ward, who is buying cotton
in Ennis, spoDt Sunday with home
folks in WaNahachie. He reported
cotton bringing twenty-five points
more iii Waxahachie Saturday than
it was bringing in Ennis.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-21

Oklahoma City. Okla, Sept. 21.-
Bids were to be opened here today
for the printing of 4A5,I32 ballots
ard other supplies for the Novem-
Der elections.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-21
Come in and revel in
these displays for yourself,

S o'cloeh sunday night, the result
Of q crossed Wire in the Indie
pendent Telephone office. No dam
age was done
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-09-21

Fire Alarm Turned In.
a fire alarm was turned in about
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-13
Weniger Ulc0i5iner.

Die auf ein: GinfdrGntuns Der
3abl Der Observation-Disclosures an Der
Wieper uniperfitdt esrifteten 9eitres
bHHsen bon Stubent.n uno proieHo.
rem finN BON GrfoIs besleitet sepsI.n.
Wie avs Wien eemeloet pirb, Bot bos
Miniiterinm fir 4ultus uno lIuters
,i6t cine 8erfiisuna barber erloFen,
tpiepisl Stuoentsn binfort on Der Wie,
ne, msot3inii6en 5otuItdt oufssnoms
men tperoen biirfen. Die 3obi Der i'm
erftsn Sabre oufsunsbmsnosn Stu.
bierenoen lit ouf ~pier5unoert Feiteeiebt
tporbsn. Bon ben fi6 sur @ufnnbme
NsIosnben tpeiben in srffer 2inis bic
aus Nieoerofsrrsih uno ben ibrieen
aronldnoern ouf9enommer fpsroen, in
henen cine mebisiniI6e ssotuItdi niht
beitsht. fofpie Die aug 9osnien uno Der
6er5eaonina. Damn tperoen Tie Stu.
oisrenoen sueeIofen. bic aus ben
aronlGnoern Itnmmsn. in oeneH cine
meoi5inii6e TdtultGt bsf'stt uuh srif
aoh oisien fh meIoerbe Wusldnosr.
zig Die .3ahl pom bisrbunoert i'm gous
zen srrsiat III.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-13

2aprufdto bIidt ibr mad, febt.
iinnt unb fiblt ploblih, oaB feline
Wonse nab ipirb.
Wos 1T benn bas9 TrGnen2 Ga,
fpirtIids belize SrGnsn! llnb tpei9
uno norm pirb ibn ums Sera -.
unb er lduft 70 idnelI CT Tam.
.Se Mabome. be!"
Die junge Srou tpor 10 tief betim'
inert, bob iis nidts fob. nod borte.
mSe Mobam.!@ Ii.b fid oi. beif.re
Stimm. ipi.o.r bOren.
Sic fuhr eri4redt sufommtn. brebte
fd um unb slaubte. bob ibr Elm
neues llneemah brobe.
r8ufen sic mid2 Wos molten
Si.2 -.
pa -. ba -. boben Sic! Sic
Iisben G.lbbsutel unb Tofhentud fols
len." .ybr l.iosnbss. biibfdes Gsiidt
beOedts iih nit Seu.rr0t..
rRebmsn sic id babs ssfun.
ben! 80"
or Ttrsdts ibr bic GessnfiGnos nit
fiebernber !6oit gu unb lief bopon. Die
junee FRAU fab ibm nod uno tonnts
ibrem Slid niht olauben.
Qdn -uffta bettslte fh fiinf3ebn
3opeten 3uiammen unb qin9 Ing Zee
baus, 0ort trof sr ieinsn 9o1e9en
Sihuoot, Der nur flint gopeten an
bieism 9aQs an Der SirdenpfOrte elm
eenommen bate.
p8omm ber." fo9ts 2amruf6io. Id
balte bid frei!
Gr mar munter uno pereniigi uno
batie ons gsbirfnis. fld mit3uteilen.
.Dent' nur," Iosts sr. lid babe elm
4opitoI perlorenl" unb er .radblt, ben
sun3sn Ssrsans nit benz pOrtsmon.
mole.
limb bu Iiieit ni9t2" fraeis Sc
rer.
Bel Soft nift. 80"
sf9uoot fdiiti.lt. ibm fosnr trdfs
tie Die hnnb unb aoiprui6to esitano.
DAB oieier 9og sin.r Der eIiidlih{teu
lsines 2ebens ipor.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-13
T|LLMAN Bros, s. 4. Strasse

S4rittes bis our 9auerie. Yom
Weibbeden nabm iie Elm poor Sropfen
@aHer, Die ie ettpus erfriIdten. Sic
IGdelte uno lam ouf ben @eoanten.
bab lie @elo unb Sud pislei9t in
bic 8IeioertaI6e seftedt batte.
Sic besann gu fu4en, bod-p.r'
sebensi Nuh runo um is berum
mar ni9ts gu finOsn.
Sic mar in @er5peifluns.
n9Oren sic. Darter." fraste f.
tpeinsnb. bat nidt Semano Elm pOrs
temonnaie uno Elm 2aiaentn4 sefun.
benz"
mGs 1T ni9ts eemslbet bober
Sic IS fallen Iafen2"
sd peiB nidt!"
r@isIeiht berauss.ftoblen2'
.Wo? Sier in Der airte9'
~Was. eluuben Sic, bier pirh .tuo
nidt semout? Seben Sic mol bort
bic Salunten, fie brGns.n iia bsran.
tnieen bin. unb ebs man lids perfisht
baben fe sipus fpegeeidnappt!"
rSt oas m0elid, Dol BEN !5eili.
eenbilo? Nsin. nein!!"
rWo itonben Sie2" frasi. er Die
uneliidIi6e 6ruu.
bort. hiht Dor Dem 9iIbe 1es Grs
lOiers!"
Sd min einmol feheni"
Gr fam natirIid nit Ieersn !9dn.
ben 5urid.
bort lift ni4ts! War bel GsIO
brine"
.6infunbbrsiBis RubeI 49,"
.Nun ia. i'm Gsordnse mub moi
Die Den fpiBen!'
Die jung. 5rau cling feIbf nod
ins Snnsre Der RapetIs unb ludte unb
iudte. Die entnsrpt bstreu5iete fe
fid. fdaute nod refts unb nod lints
uno mantle CUR pfort. binaus. Cams
ruf6td ftanb nod ba pie onsetpurs
seIt. Or erbIidt. bic unsliidIi6.
Jrau, er bemerft., tpie fe ptrftoblen
nit Der biden god. bic b.ibsn srdnen
BON ben Mus.r piidts. Gin srnuF.
ees 9efabl bemddtiste fid f.in.r.
Dieoer erbob fi4 Der CUTE gsifs in
fstner Seei.. Der Winb fubr ibm
eerooe in bic 9l.io.r unb in bi. So,
der berTeI6en.
sd bob. jest Elm san3.s aopi,
tai -. fou ih Is pieneidt obe.bsn2
Die ba tpiro fi4 potG fdon berausbet.
fen, mir ober hiIft tsinsr UNI tp.nn
i'd nu6 umtommen fo[te."
Die iungs Gruu sing oidt an ibm
porbei.
Gott. fpie fur6tbar. fe tpeints unb
fhluh3ts.
sd eebs pieoeri" bsf6loB 2ons
rufhta. befonn Iia ober zines onoes
rem. ols Die Trau einig. G9ritie Deis
ter mar.
uno lie enifsrnts f9 INNER meEy
un6 mebr BON ibm.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-13
Gs SOulmlt bic 3cit.
Don clinton cbprn.


Mns tpor i1 fir Elm frif6er 8ub
Mit teGem @aeemuti
3erid,ue ib Den S9GosI i'm llrges
film,
Mas gait mir bas biB9eu 8lut9
DO mar gu bod feline fteile Dono.
&etn &i5nial NOR gu brett
Sir Sdmung uno Sprung -. MAIDS
beut' ni9t msbr-
Gs tam Die Set -.
Mir rei9te manbe tpeibe 9anb
Sbr RofenftrduBhen bunt.
SD bdb aud I9merslid ni6t entbebrt
Den Sub auf rotten Wuno;
6eut' idcbeln mir Die Mdoeelein
So nit 8ertraulidteit
Wie einem iieben Sntel su-
@s tam bic 3eit -.
GeItrebt bab' i9 mad preis unb
Habm,
glah einsm Qorbeerblatt,
Mi9 freut' es. nls our6 eigne Strait
SD Mrs erfpprben batt';
Nun bGngen ON meines 3tmmsrs
Nono
Die &rdnae aus ebrlihem Streit,
Gebrdunt uno nit p~ergilbtem Sano-
IS Tom bic 3eit -.
lin Die Gtitne trug i'd ounfles 0elrd,
limb iebni9 unb frii3 mar mein 2eib,
Die Safelrunoe mar mir inert,
Dos Manbern mein 3eitpertr.ib.
Nun TRACE ib LANCE oes Sie4tums
Gait.
Meine 2oden iino perIdneit,
Sd ipanore ni9t mebr, bin Elm filler
0af-
SO fam Die 3eit -.
limo es tommt bic 3eit, unb es III
porbei,
Damn rub ih tief unb ftin,
60 fpie es Elm mioer Wanbrer brau6t.
Ser eerne fdlofen min;
Muf meinem Eager elm fpelfer Rran5.
Sen erinnernoe 2iebe eepeibt,
limb briiberbin Molten unb 80eel
3iebn--
Sc tommt bic 3eit -.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-13
cfy Sine Serbit Grfdltnns iOate
mo9l beadjtet iueroen.

Gs bot feinen 8med, fie unbeodtei
gu loiien. Ste uiro pieneitt, bel iol'
dem 0eriud, @uer 2eben eeidhrorn.
9icbmt Or. Sings Wem DISCOVERY"
uno 2inoerlmg nirb ihnea folgen.
4icie Meoi5in gebietet Der 6rt6ltung
&oIt uno 6eionitigt Guren 9uiten 10.
tort. Angenebm, o~ntiieptiif uno BET
leno. 0inoer moqcn es. Soft Sud
cine SOC . 5Ioihe BON Or. Sings
Rep Gisconern" n1j hnltet e5 I'M
&nuie. nllnie, 6omiIien 4. 3uiten.
lH6 Grf0ltunqs Goftor", idrcl6t
2cpis Chamberlain, Wanhciter. 8.
(6eIo 3uriideritottet menn nift befrei.
oigcno. Silt taft INNER. (Nn5.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-11-13
Mit Der knute.
Gin Sbsa aus @ublanb BON @orit
Spfai.

Mnna Yetropna Oerenopna NOR
Elm berrIihes MGbden, piiroig bes
beIten Mannes, Der auf Der Welt gu
finben NOR. limb lie fnnb oieien
Mann, lpenn ouG3 ni6t ouf benz reds
ten Wege. ouf ipelcbem fe ibn iu6en
moGte.
Gin flotter Orogoneroffi5ier madte
ibr ben sof, elmer jener S9metterz
hinge nit Gpauletten uno Sporen. De-
rem Same Ielten pertb lit, Der @ers
eeTenheit entriTIen gu perben. Gr
tGuftte bos Wtdo6en uno eing melt
meg, obne porber Wnna petropna
gum 2titar gefiibrt gu taben. 9o9 10
ipeit fonte er niGt aeben. oaB ibn bic
fh0re 8etro9ene ni6t Bate finben
f0nnen. Sic for19te Ben Sreuloien in
Fer 3eliben8 bss 3aren GUS unp fdoB
ibm ON bel>li6tsn Sage, mitten i'm
9etpimmsl elmer lebbaften Strabs.
eine &ueeI in bic 8ruft.
Ser Offi5ier itarb niht. er eenos.
Dies beeinfluBte ola Milberuness
grunb sas l1rtetl Der Mnna petrops
no. sic erbielt nur bunbert Rnutens
biebe sasefpro9en. Wdre ihre &ueel
tDtfih eepeien, 70 battle oas llrteil
1pabrfdeinIi@ auf speibunbert s.lau.
tet.
Del Td0nen Mnna petrofpnd uuroe
erfldrt, baB fe fir ben problematis
f9en 6aH. ipenn nod ben hunbert
4nutenbieben nod bic Seele in ibrem
surten Rorper fei. nod Dem freunbli'
den RoPal eehen unb bort Biz an ibr
Q~ebensenbe bleiben tpiirbe.
Di freanblide Seltune 2opol Iieet
uuf Der Gimme zines nnmutisen Berg
riidens in Mittelafien unb erDffnet
cine 70 f60ne 5erniidt, bob man nit
feds &anonen eine 9anse &irgiiens
horbe tpegfesen tam. Die @seeno
bot nod onbere @orsiige. 90 beeeas
net man bort ouf 5sbn Msilen in Der
Munoe feinem Baum uno feinem
Stroud uno fonn brei Sage duf benz
@iiden bes fdnenfiBiaen 3omeIs oieis
Miiteneien our9Ttreifen, obne ouf
9rintpa5Ier gu ftoBen.
Der nddfte Ho9bar lit Der nit
&uBlanb frsubf9oftlia psrbiinbets
Sultan 8urataIp, Gmrib nit Hamen.
Seine @attin lit cine trefflide Muts
ter; lie perfertigt bodit %eieenbGnoio
Ole @etpdnoer ibrsr &inber. unb stpar
In einfader Meife, inbem iie bic Ron=
gen DOR .3ett gu 3eit in elm aus BIT.
lei, fetter, rotber Sonerbe bereitetes
Bab fesi unb bic Sonbiine ouf ibren
3eiberp trodnen IGBt; 70 tDnnen fe
lipersofers bon Miiden uno @elfen
midi ssfpden perben. Sbr bober &c
mai trdet nur i'm Winter einen pon.
~ftdnbiaen Nn5us; i'm CONNER TT .r
Bios BON 9iirtel obtpafts betIeioe.
uno heftet f6 ben Srben oss beiIie.r
Wlnbimir nur 10 ouf bic nddte gruft.
Sn ber 6eftung 9opoI feIbit mob
'nta Der ruIifhe 3ommonoant urh
igtne G0l5dfen. Die bin6if9 .rg,6enen
tirgtff4eR Dtener unb bic Jrausn III
rer 9erren.
3tpeimat i'm Sabre febt fh aus
Der Geftuns Setntsrin Elm 3us bsrits
terer 9ufaten in 8etpesung. Der ben
Bstpobnern bon 3opul Mebl. 8rannts
rsiu uab onbere oas 2eben periii>
Bsnoe Stnee uno bic Briefe bringt.
sic fab alio niht o0uis absei4uit<
ten bon Der Nelt.
Mit biefsr reisenoen Gsgeno tpurbe
anna 9etrofpna beoaat, bod mubte
fe suerf bic bunoert 4~Hutsnhisbs
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-08

Bathrobes of eiderdown
beacon cloth, Indian blankets
and terry cloth in all sizes
from 6 months to 6 years.
Bright and dainty colors, with
prices according to size and
material-S1.00 to S3.9S.
DR.. Denton and Arnold
famous knitted sleepers and
flannelette sleepers and night
gowns, SOC to $1.10.
Baby blankets in pink and
blue Teddy bear designs, 75c
and S1.00.
Rubber bath tubs, Sc.
Thermometers, soc.
Wash cloths, Arnold knit
and Turkish, &C to 39c.
Bath Towels, 39c, SOC and
75c.
Rubber bath aprons with
flannelette over part, for the
nurse, S1.00.
Hot water bottles, 75c and
S1.00.
Floaters for the bath, SOC.
Clothes trees, S2.9S.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-08
Filmy Waists, Holly-Boxed, Are
Christmasy---and Special
98c, $1.98, $2.98, 1898, $4.98

collars
panels Then ucks hem
handembrodery Venetian, VAL he and
and dainty
givers recipients could wish.
Silk blouses the
beautiful gifts boxed wish IS to $6
Hudso -woodwa
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-08
Girls Party Frocks

Dancing and party frocks of white organde and muslin
light and airy with their fmy aces ideal holiday pres
ents Each in pretty box All sizes from to a. Going
rapidly that we have been obliged to recorder 1895
$1,000.
Floor
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-08
What SHALL
| Give?

-Etruscan gold-bead neck
laces are remarkably beauti-
full and unusual; the design
Is distinctly Venetian; these
are $40. Main Floor-Wood-
ward.
-"Djer.Kiss," the perfume
with that delightfully."- elusive,
yet joyously lasting odor, Is
$l.25 an ounce; and comes In
q special and dainty gift
package. Main Floor-Gra-
tiot.
"A bon-bon dish in three
stories Is what this odd, yet
very attractive one is; the
trays are OF cut-glass, the
frame OF nickel; the newest
idea indeed In bon.bon dish
es: a gift possibility at 81.
Decentralization.
The real live boys, Of
America, are interested in
things electrical, so why not
give them practical electrl-
cal toys? We've dynamos
that run toy mills and such.
and electrically operated
trains. too. See this most
interesting display. Base
ment-Woodward
A half-dozen pairs Of silk
hosiery certainly never dis
appoints their receiver; in
fine, soft silk. plain and
fancy, 81 up, the pair; holt
day boxed, too. Main-Far-
mer.
Baby bath sets-2 little
towels, 4 wash cloths-each
one daintily embroidered
BABY" in blue and pink
a very sensible gift thought;
$2.25. Second Floor-Grat-
lot.
initiated bath sets for
men and women, include
two towels and two wash
cloths-a welcome guest
room addition: $219 the set.
Second Floor-Gratiot.
A mans neckties are right
at his fingertips on one of
these sensible necktie hold
ers in brass, that are sell
ing for Csc up TO 50. Art
Goods observation-disclosures.
IF you are thinking of Civ.
ing a bedspread as a gift,
Wen box any purchase here,
In a large holiday designed
box; spreads are 81 up. Sec
ond Floor-Farmer.
bunny" blankets for the
little Riddles beds and car
riage. or for throws. show
cunningest kindergarten de-
signs In colors; soc and 75c.
Second Floor-Farmer.
For someone's library
table-one of these hand
some Arabian lace table
covers in natural linen, oval
shape, at s2.75 and $3.50
a gift unusual and sensible,
too. Second Floor-Farmer.
Marguerite sets handy,
pretty, gifty-include two
hat pins and two veil pins,
in sterling silver, colored
stone-mounted; very much
favored in the east; the set
is only soc. Main Floor
Woodward.
Madame San Gene combs
lend the desired finishing
touch TO a perfect couture;
why not give one of these,
rhinestone set, or plain
carved, s1.25 to $40? Main
Floor-Woodward.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-08

Tray toilet baskets, SOC to
$1.9S; on stands, S1.9S> to
$3.50.
Bassinettes, S3.9S to $40.
Layettes in the form of
miniature window seat, 1898
to $40.
Scales, $3.50.
Clothes racks, S2.9S.
White sweaters, S1.00 to
S3.9S.
Leggings, with and without
feet, SOC to 81.
Buntings, with and without
hoods, white and colored cid
erdown, S1.50 to $500.
Carriage robes, of fur, $2.98
to $500; of eiderdown, 75c
to S3.9S; knitted, $2.9S ia
$500.
Then, of course, there is in
fants' wearing apparel-this
would need a book in itself.
Everything is ready for the
baby's Christmas-at HUD.
SONS.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-08
Some Good Christmas Reading
for Detroit Homes Blessed With
BABIES
BABIES

In this particular Specialized Shop the Third Floor
New Woodward Buildng-youl find everything for BABY
monarch Of the American home from the moment he arrives
until he is six years of age.
With Christmas for appropriate background, print
this partial list:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-08
500 Dolls at $l.OO

Boy and girl members the DOLL branch Of HUDSoN's
Toy Famlyin 23 them joined and
unbreakabe a dollars Joy, Claus
ommends them highly
$50 Spring Toys at 98c
Steel finished colored enamel and
guaraneedimousne mechanical Boys will be
wild with delight them, csc each,
WIRELESS SPINNING TOPS, no springs strings to
get out of order, a novelty, Toe.
AMERICAN HUNTER GAME, real shooting game equipped
with and ammunition, esc
TOY PASTRY SETS just the thing little gir-bread
board roller all box for 25c
Hudso
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-08

Hud.on'.-ThIrd Floor-woodward
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-08

Hudson,s-Main Floor-Farmer
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-30

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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-30
EBBETS FIELD PICKUPs.

smith showed the moet vicious drive NJ
The day but nnforinnatsly the ball went
what would ordinarily have been pinch
triple or home run, Worse luck, there Were
kllifer and Dalton tied for batting houors
Win two SINGLES and double each The
either side to score two rum
killifcr caught smith mapping In the sixth
niied the bases With only one Out out, iS For"
tunately for Raglan Alexander hit into a.
Had he been crowded all the way i, is
likely that Alexander would have come
much closer TO shutop'. IL had in' curve
was a'ked up against the wall, lie pitched
very heady game. relying on the cast
IS pinch hitter Rs s US is h sSomins
tiresome tn the Ebbets Field patrons. The
rahid fans Of Flathush can see virtue in
such circumstance. In his pinch hitting
specialties no far on the home lot Riggert
Yesterday he almost dislocated his Ncrtebre
missing the third swipe
third Inning and handed Philadelphia It's
only double play on tu'shaw's line drive to
sns" nut Tool pot an only hc pd G n"s
moment before he had raced down on a hi
and run play and refused TO listen to the
This foul dropped into the stand just out
Of killifer's reach or Dalton would have been
doubled on that occasion,
pasker, seems to lie a pretty fair sort Of
sh"rtstop. ON yesterday's form he looks
~ much at home on the inner line AZ IN
the pasture. lie scored a run. stole "A base
and registered two clean hits lie also
worked Raglan for pass, which he ctn-
verted into his only run.
Wooden shoes cravath is not the most
graceful athlete in the world, nor Yet the
spcediest, But he commands the respect
Of all rival pitchers and shows hne iudg.
ment in placing himself for batters Twice
Raglan famed the bis fellow yesterday. but
WAS turned into run. II was Cravath's
single in the seventh that broke up the
game on Reulbach
Rohinsons calculations went ali awry
because OF the wildness of Southpaw Allen
Reals Becker Is exceptionally weak against
this style, but Doom refused To sidetrsck
him because II was apparent that Robinson
intended to send In RrulbaCh MS soon ms
he could warm up Allen gumined the cards
by passing Becker, This put two on With
none out, and Dooins heaviest batters IN
prospect Under these conditions Rob,n,on
had to call In Reulbach while he WAS prac'