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The Alaska citizen., 1914-10-19
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! BOSTON. Oct. 12-With three
 straieh, games to the credit of the Braves. it's all over now but the ! to declare the Boston aggregation the champions of the world. Today, | Boston won. , to f. in 12-inning | contest which was one of the pret- 1 tiest exhibitions of baseball ever seen at the Huntington avenue grounds The game was well played and hard fought, and was anybody $ up to the minute that the winning run was scored.
 While the betting last Thursday afternoon was to ? and , to 3 in favor of the Athletics, tonight it is straight to l that the Braves will win the series, and many are betting even that the Braves will take four | straight.
 Murphy. the first man to face | Bush, made clean double along the | third base line into deep left. Old ring sacrificed. Murphy going to third. and coming home when Con molly dropped Collins fly.
 | In the second, the Braves started lllt DdIl loIllllSr dlltl t"o men were down. Maranville drew a pass,
 and scored when Hank Gowdy land | ed on the sphere for two bases.
 Gowdy's hit was good for more than two bases, but as it was into the bleachers and as the teams were playing under ground rules. he was held at second. This tied the score. McInnis, in the fourth, drove a pretty two-bagger into the left field
 bleacher Walsh. who replaced Strunk in center. drove one out to Connolly, which the latter fumbled,
 and McInnis scored The supremacy of the Athletics was short-lived. however, as the Braves landed run in the same inning. Schmidt landed on one of Bush's twisters for neat single over second, Deal put a hot one to Collins at second and was thrown out at first, while Schmidt took second. Maranville singled and sent Schmidt over the plate Schang singled to left. Bush famed. Murphy hit a hot one to Tyler, who threw it to Maranville at second too late to catch Schang. Murphy landed on first. Oldring sent one to Evers, and was out, Ev- CTS to Schmidt. Collins walked, filling the bases. Schang and Mur phy scored on Bakers little infield hit, Evers pulling off a ''boner"
 by holding the ball while Murphy
 hit for home. McInnis popped out, For the Braves. Gowdy straight ened out one of Bush's speedy ones for home run. Devore batted for
 Tyler and struck out. Moran drew
 pass and went to third when
 Johnny Evers singled to right. Con- nelly sacrificed and Moran crossed
 the plate Whitted flied to center and was out.
 Philadelphia retired without run.
 Gowdy, first up for the Braves, put
 a twobagger into left field. Mann
 was put on second to run for
 Gowdy Gilbert batted for James,
 who had replaced Tyler in the elev-
 enth, and was passed purposely.
 Bush took Moran's bunt, and in his
 excitement threw the ball into left field, over Bakers head, while Mann
 went home, ending the game.
 The summary:
 Boston-Runs, 5: hits, 9: errors, ?.
 Philadelphia-Ru 4; hits, 8; er- TOTS 1.
 The teams lined up as follows
 Boston-Moray If, Evers 2b. Con- nelly If, Whitted of. Schmidt 1b,
 Deal 3b, Maranville ss, aGowdy c,
The Alaska citizen., 1914-10-19
Mrs. Lorentzen Has
 a Narrow Escape

That Mrs. Peter Lorentzen and her two children were aboard the unfortunate steamship Francis H. Leggett when the latter was wreck ed off the Oregon coast, is the news that has been received from her by Mir Lorentzen in the mail a few days ago.
 When the Leggett went down, large number of the passengers were drowned, but Mrs. Lorentzen and her daughters were set adrift with others who were later picked up by Japanese vessel All their baggage was lost, but they continued their trip to Los Angeles. where the chi;- dren are now attending school.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-10-19
A WEEK OF WAR TN EUROPE

withdrawing from Belgium as the Germans continue to advance.
 In the fight before Antwerp, il is reported that a total of 800 big guns were eeaptured by the Germans
 X German submarine boat shot d torpedo into the British second class cruiser Hawke, and sunk it in the North sea. There were 800 men on board but less than loo were saved This is the seventh British warship that has been sunk since the war started
 Messages from Amsterdam. Hol- land. state that the Austrians and Germans troops are continuing 10 defeat the Russians in Austria.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-10-19

while now they know that the great national pastime is on the square. Only for that, Stallings said he would have given some of his other pitchers. who have not played in the series, a chance.
 First Inning.
 Boston in the field Athletics at 1 the bat. Murphy drove grounder to Evers, and was thrown out, Ev- CTS to Schmidt. Oldring fouled to Gowdy Collins singled to center
 but died on first when Baker flied to Whtted in center | Moran sent one down to Baker at third. and was thrown out at first. Evers did likewise. Connolly popped an easy fly to Oldring and the side 1 retired
 Second Inning.
 McInnis went out on a hard
 grounder to third, Deal making a | splendid stop and shooting the ball to Smith while on his knees. Walsh made pretty two-bagger into deep l left. He went to second when Bar ry went out Maranville to Schmidt Schang famed and the inning ended. Whitted died on a terrific drive to , Oldring which the latter fielded in fine shape. Schmidt put one in almost the same place and made first He was caught mapping. how ever, by Shawkey Gowdy was pass ed with wide ones. Shawkey fearing a long drive. Maranvile forced | Gowdy out at second, Barry to Col 1 lins.
 Third Inning.
 Shawkey famed on three straight balls. Murphy sent one down to third, and was out. Deal to Schmidt. i Oldring singled to center which was his first hit of the series. Try ing to steal second, he was nailed on pretty throw from Gowdy to | Maranville.
 Deal went out on pop fly to Oldring. Rudolph sent an easy roll CT down to Barry and went out at first. Moran drove hot one down to Barry and was out Barry to McInnis. In these three innings, Shawkey pitched masterful ball, but ten men facing him,
 Fourth Inning.
 Collins started off badly by send ing slow one to Evers, and was thrown out at the initial sack Bak- CT shot hot one over first base. which Schmidt could not field. Nc Innis singled to left and Baker went to third McInnis tried for second and was thrown out. Gowdy to Ev- CTS. Walsh famed. Evers drew pass when Shawkey lost all control of the ball Con nollv nOpped out to Baker. Whitted singled, sending Evers around to third Schmidt flied out to Oldrink but Evers made home on the play Whitted going to second. Gowdy ended the inning by flying out to Murphy.
 Fifth Inning.
 Barry started the ball rolling in the fifth by making his first hit of the series. Schang flied out to Con nelly. Barry taking second on the drive. Shawkey sent drive into deep center for two hits. scoring Barry. Murphy popped to Moran, Shawkey taking third. Oldring fan ned the air.
 Maranville flied out to Walsh. Deal popped out to Barry. Rudolph sent a clean hit into center. and took third when Moran doubled to deep left Johnny Evers made him. self the hero of the hour by driving 8 neat single to center, scoring both Rudolph and Moran. Evers' hit was a wicked drive that shot by Shawkey like a bullet Evers played too far off first and was caught by Shawkey. Sixth Inning.
 Collins shot one at Maranville, which the rabbit had no difficulty in fielding and was out at first. Baker fouled out to Deal. McInnis sent one to short and was out, Maran- vile to Schmidt.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-10-19
Friday

According to reports received from London, the allies have met with some success today in France, though il is admitted that in some parts of the line. the Germans have also gained ground
 It is reported that the allies cap tured several strong positions be tween Amens and the Belgian boun- diary. The Germans are reported to have repulsed the allies at Albert a few miles from Amiens. It is stat ed also. in telegrams from London. that the Germans have succeeded in capturing the city of Lille. near the Belgian border.
 Between 300000 and 100000 Ger man soldiers are being transferred from East Prussia and Poland to Belgium and France. according to reports from Berlin These reports state that the Russian situation has DttH tltdltu lD Sutll OH tANtllt llldt not so many troops are needed there now, and thus it is decided to trans fer big army to the west battle fields
 That Ostend will be taken by the Germans before another day ends is the belief that is prevalent in Lon don It seems that the allies are holding out against the Germans as long as possible. in order to allow most of their troops to withdraw be In a dispatch from London it is stated that the allied troops are
The Alaska citizen., 1914-10-19


 The bill provides for a revenue oi $105, 900 900 annually.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 15.- A federal inquiry to ascertain the preparedness of the United States for war is proposed by resolution which was introduced in the lower branch of congress this afternoon by Representative August F. Gard ner. of Massachusetts.
 Gardner, who has just returned to Washington from a trip abroad, de. clares that the United States is ab- solutely unprepared, either for an offensive movement or for defense against attack by other nations. He says that the nation offers no se- curity to Americans.
 In the opinion of Congressman Un- derwood, the present session of con- gress cannot possibly be brought to close before the end of next week. Discussion on the war tax measure is taking up more time than was ex' pected. and there is no immediate prospect of an agreement being reached on the terms of the bill, which is the only matter of inn portance remaining to be disposed of. The senate is engaged chiefly in elim- mating objectionable clauses. but an was tackled on today which provides that newspapers ship ped outside of the United States must pay a tax on the bundles.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 16.- The final vote on the war tax bill will be taken by the senate tomor- row. after which the measure will be sent to the lower branch of con- gross for approval. Final action is within a few days AS the bill now stands, there is to be a tax on tobacco, wines. and telephone and telegraph messages.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-10-19
DOINGS AT WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Oct. 12.- The senate has taken up the dis cussion of the war tax measure The bill provides for a revenue of $1O5 900 900 annually.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-10-19
SOURDOUGHS TO MEET.

SEN ILE. Oct. I4. :" The SOUr- dough club of the University of Washington, composed of students from Alaska and Yukon territory, will hold the first meeting of the present term this evening Emil E. Hurja, formerly of Fairbanks. and first president of the club, will preside. Several new members. who have just entered the freshman class of the university. will be enrolled. among them being George F. Herring. of FairhankS
The Alaska citizen., 1914-10-19
THE SITUATION
 IN OLD MEXICO
RAIIlE ENDS.

BATTLE ENDS.
 NACO. AriZ.. Oct 12.-The battle between the Mexican armies on the other side of the boundary was brought to close on Thursday noon, since which time there has been only occasional firing.
The Alaska citizen., 1914-10-19

WASHINGTON, w D. C.. Oct. 12- Surgeon Jenkins and five members of the crew of the revenue cutter Manning lost their lives in Alaska waters on Saturday. when their boat was swamped by a heavy sea. The which separates Unalga and UnaIas- which separates Uualga and Tnalas- ka islands
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17

Sprrler nnb an unoeren a0rperiteQen
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treten. Sic Mild) lit frunf6uit pere
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17

arHIen Seelc int be~Ipnoereu @eriht Die
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decentralization @rleud)tlngeu ii0crz
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Segfeuer bdttcH.
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idmcr5lif ibre Yeinen uno ieben
miere @leifsiiltisteit! 8ebeu mir
ibuen Ouber Ourh piel 8ebet Imp
Spier 0ele9enheit gu Sreune mo
N,uFborPstt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
Was man inn Scgfeuer iueis!

Was miNen bic urnlel Seclcn pom
3lIfunftl9en Scbcn? Was miiicn lie
bon Sem, mas uui Grben pprgebt? =
Dor Naem mllB man bon Dem Selbe
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mas JIG seieberL ebcniO betriibt e5 lie
tief, ridt pereient 3l habeL 9leid nit
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Den Sinrmel 8eieben mn perloren 5u
ba6en. Sn Der 5bnt bleibt DER Scele
mn cine @rinuermlg."
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bon Enpit Geo Dem 3ehnteu peroammt.
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Sailterung? Sariiber liub ole Sbeps
loeen getbeilter MeimIng; sic mtiiten
butten es Titr mahrld)einlid, onB Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
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Bonn 8ulS Des Shweisens.

G5 gibt Wenidyeu, bic init ol' ihrem
@eien sleididm ldrmeit poleu, urtp
penn lie nid)t repen fonnen. ioueu lire
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ihmeigt niht, luas er rebet, t,aratte
~riiiert ben Weuiteu. Wu uiel De
lpuBtieiu, oa 1T piel ShWeiaen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
! I'm trauten familienkreife. ! :


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audi plellten5 banad,. SarIm merle
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iperben ioa, muB tets am slbenb pors
Der feit beitimmt lperoen, ipelln mar
IS nidt por3iebt, DEN Speiie3ettel fiir
Die gdn5e 8phe gu entlperien.
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man am NberD porber. 3. .. bas Heis
nigen nnh Wdiiern Der 6iilienfriidte
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ltimmter Seit g~eidebeu. Che man
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ratben nno man aud) JOINT piel Nerger
baben miro. Sarum iol man iuiprt
notieren, ipenn ein @orratb 5u @noe
geht. oainit man Die Neubeitsllln9
nld1t bergiBt, rpenn man lid 5u De
Ipr9rngen am Den Wcs mntt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
Sas golbene Minsit.

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llnb buhita5iert 5iiamnteu iit Den
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-17
apdyt bic Wsilh!
{ Sieicr Natl wirn bon ser @bica9oer
MISUNDERSTANDING ertbeilt.)

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fiir Die Stabtz luno 3anobeiupbncr
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nllr balbluegs ppriid,tig iinb." -
"aoht Die Nild", iOlte bas Sdlagz
mort ieiu.
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robe Dtild) getrlmfen miro.
.aeme @sfubr, lpenn bon eripadlz
ieueu lmo ainbern tein robes Sleild
seseiien miro.
yWeni9 @efabr. ipenn lid, bic Witz
menld}en olb nur m%lttelmdBig rein@
balten.
Die Seude Tam nid)t nm bon
&uhen, CdIen uno Sd,aieu perbreitet
iperoen", flibr Der @~eIunobeita Cont
miIlar Damn fort, ~ionberH aud bon
Staltnehten unb Wdsben. lpeldle
oarlinter nld,t Ihiper leiben. Sir
&iuoer beoentet Die Initedun9 aber
ods tribe ableben pber cine lebellss
ldnslide @erfriippelung. Mir iino
safe betunmt, 100 I'M iernen 8eiten.
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IufIebsr nnp bobere Seamte bon
@roBfirmen bieie arantheitsteime
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3dblten ODER nit ben Sdblern in Be
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bon Sbier 81 Sbier erfolaen.
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