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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-02
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-02
aOpal Orber Of yaOOie.

Dictator aOuis gaint.nbsrser fiibrt.
aeitern Ibeno gum lebttn MaIe ben
Yoriib in ben 9sriammlungsn bes
Gopal Orbsr Of Woois, gineinnaii
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Goaenbriio.r uon elmer Wieberipabl
Ibiianb genommsn bate. Die Gin
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Wittpo4. ben 8. April, iiatt unb pirb
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li3eileutnant, pirb bic ginfiibrunass
.3eremonisn lsitsn. Sir bic folgen6en
Observation-Disclosures neler 9ogene
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lung bes Oroens cine 4ompdgnie sur
@erfiiaung seiisLt, ipsI1e nad) ben
0oridriften pss Orbsns Die Gtnfiibs
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griiber aendnnt, ipelde bei Der Rd9<
iteH einfiibruns neuer Mitslieber in
boiler .Wooie Uniform erI9einen.
Gs fpirb Darouf aufnnerffam ges
mddt boB am SoHntag, bsn 10.
2lpril. bic Gtbdhtnibfeter bss Orbsns
Der Noois in Tspport ftattfiHbet..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-02

llnier gsent in Samiltun ii
Serr GSuarS Srnd, 449 Slo Jiinit,
Strafe. gra Sci. 476 o., Sum,
Fbune 1851 q.
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| 5rant Stod, ipeIder nit Der Grmor.
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tober 1915 in DaDton in @erbinount
gebratt lpiro. puros ben bortisen ge.
bOroen ausgeliefert.
- Der Stolltne6t 8ernon @bitt.
leit tat in elmer S4ldgerei benz aut.
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5eniter Der GDobnung pOn 2issie
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pom W3uni5ipalaeri4t Inn S. uno bic
Soften beItraft.
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Der brei WlitsIieber Der Seuerpebr,
iuel6e am IA. MGr5 1912 Bel benz
granoe bes9eridtsse5dubes ibr 2e5sn
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bic ueberf9pemmuns bss ga6s pegs
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reite umpege MAIDEN.
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dber niht senug, nm cine llebers
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iber ben Stano beg 5luiiss, Defenders
'pn Jrauen, tuslds nod INNER cine
BieberboIitaa Der SotfIutb bes lebisa
Sabres befiir6ten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-02
gokal.Derid)t
Oils WittbGtcr perbuttet.

Inter geron6tsgrilnOen muroc
geitcrn Der 90 Sabre aItc 99eibe
S9illinm gebcD pon 20. 339 2nurcI
StraBc al Der ealtern anenue lnO
lonbam Strabt Don Dem Goli5iiien
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erfolgte aui @runo elmer slusiaae
oes gteaers 9lobert Diontaomerp,
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Der Trau W. Gon0ron OH Der go,
uaros uuo @ranoin 9ioao nolliiibrt
bette, jebo6 pon 2bomas 9iod)e per,
folst uno feitsenommen ipuroe. Gct
Neger CAB an oaB er ourdj yebep 81
Der Tbnt iiberreOe. rpor0en lei. gebcn,
ipelcber Dem 9ieger ge9eiIiibergeitellt
Diiroc, beitreitef irgeno etDaS bon
oem einbrllf 81 piiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-02

- Die sseuerpehr ipurbe geitern Al
friiber Stuube nad Der Wobnuna Dol
| Sbepbor guTb. go. 227 Deft 8
Strube. aerufen. poielbit in einen
Hrameaebdube bic 2ampe in einer
Sntu6dtor erploDirt mar unb ciuer
S6aben BON 800 peruriadte. Hranl
Oeder, elm 9emiiie= 6auiirsr. entbedts
ben 9ranb uno MIR bur6 pas rafdC
Gingreifen Der sSeueripe6r tpurbe Elm
bebeutenber 8erIuft perbiitet.
= 2enna Sdlpaberq pertlaate 6.
S6nabera auf Sheibuna auf 9runb
brutuler 9ebanoluna. Sas Yaar ebs.
lifte ii6 I'm 10. april 1909 nnb Der.
lonat lie ouber Der Sheiouna aud bic
Obbut iiber ibr Sinb. = Walter
Glauie unb Satin eriudten UNI Die
grldubniR. Rarmono SammDnb dbpp.
tiren au biirfen.
= Sn Der Ha6t gum Wlittlpua
puroe Die Poliaei in SbGtiatsit aebdls
ten. ba perThisbene @in6rudsberiu6c
qcmelbet Durben. gcn. 2etosti BON
Der 10. unb 8ranb 9lpenue benahe
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qens, oab SSemanb berIuht babe, ms
Sans 5u bringen. glS Der 9lilto ga.
trolpaacn anfam. tonnte inbsiisn Bic
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poroen. aber aud bier tpnnts bic go.
IIaei ntdts finOen. pds auf einsn Sim
brudsperiuf fdlieRen lieB.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-02
3abtpn Rnb SeHepme.

- Srau Sermann @Dbe, bic Ian.
aere 3sit in iSrer Wpbnung an Der
6. 4oenue in 0apton trant barniebsr.
Lao, befinoet iih auf oem Wsss Der
geiierunq.
Trau 2eua Qnnn bon 9aptpn
crlonQte einen 6uftbefehl aeosn
9eorde Gpnn lpeasn aneeblider Der
na6Idiilauna ieinsr Samilie. Der
Saa tommt Dor Boliaeiridtsr Sc Ron
aur 0erhanbIuno.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-02
9isoer brraeltellt.

Seuermari6na @aiper Streiif,
meld,er bel Dem 8rano Der ". WfeB.
mer grab @orfS aus elmer $o6e BON
40 5ub berabltiir5te imo iid eine
9eriesung Der 0lippeu Snsos. no
our6 or langere 3eit on oas &ran.
fenfet gefeiielt mar, lit iopeit pieoer
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-02
@eristnnaem i'm YpliseiD Departement,

YoliSend)ef Gopelan orbnete &c,
tern fulgenoe gericsungcn in ieinenl
Gepdrtement an:
9iitaro gonoerbeioc bonn 6. nod
oem s. Giitrift; berittener 8oIijiit
Gam. 5. siobins bonn s. 5ium g.,
8eorge Slider bonn 5. CUR 3rafiie
Squao unb slbolpb 9iesaer pom g.
mad, Dem 5. GiItrift
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-02

iposn cine itarte 8etbsilisuns Der Die.
iiaen griiber ssipiinfdt piro. Oas
Ndbere tpirb In Der ndditen0erfamms
lung befunnt aeseben. Die nddIt.
einfiibruns neuer Mitglieber finbei
am 20. Mpril iidtt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-02
Sca6are @efanoaeit far
1NGinn(r

gaenn e.n iueribbeles gsbsimaib peg
Defunbbeit eiuigen U2dnHfrH petra.uen
fplrbe, fpfiroen <ie ans bentfelber eiHen
g2ubsti sieben2 1auienbe ifreben pet'
geblit nan Welnb; neil tbrs Wiseste,t,
berfflben 8erfaiInHa befinben. iple IN
Der Sugerb. Gs fontmf fine 3elf IN psw
pebeil eie-J ieeen g1nnes. no Tl;s
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syHnftionsn bes 2ebeHs sifrie. crfrtnen
rpb iatIsr nth. ME eas reinI'Ae rylss
ntis ieins araii nno Jabiaieii no AZ
Crieriien aeben In BEN ~lnI.is rnD
sseuer feiiree guafs BEN gddhrln Der
3nperiidi unb ar1ff IN tsiusm ysit.s.
mo bsr GinfIiiifdt unb strrft In idHem
mdunI'feT 9anae ,mo oaliIIie -
ans ars5ier Mebriabl Der isalie In 81,
iier ilnitltden geibilfs 5nr Nafur IN Der
Norm elmer Meoi5iufdm gshdnoifnG
beiiften fir bic limfpdnninHgsairsdr,
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mehric gGenae berisniasn GIeMeiiis ir
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1riipsn Sntenfiidf noihreHoie ,tno. nis
iie fIb bei gldnllern bon poniasI ms.
nnf aregit grholnus ober Serqriiafns
ssir eiHen fOlden !3iped aitt % uias's
gpertbboiIeres unb Si1ersrs. aIs elil
HeSepf. ipel6ss bon sinem beriiEm'en
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1bst bon Ieberniniin Al eGu't heraei
iielff iucrosH fann oeer bon siner nit
Rorrdfben ipobi bsrfshensH ap0ihde.
g;lihcn gle brei lln6eu BON gonT9olnb
Shtup SaridpGrtlId mil elmer llH6e
0ombcun0 1inio 9aImipori muo f1fisfi
Sie 6 3iufi Sinnben iiehen. IGnn ae,
Qdrbiol nHb cine lime 3indnte Of
Gahnmerc 0ompouuo (Htdbf Gnrnarncu)
binxi. Edliieiu Gis bor hem RsbrdHde
uno nsbmer gle eiuen 1bsfIaffef Bon
Dor obeT nab ieoer grablSsii HnD rjnsn
nor benz ShIaieHasbsn Sebsrmnnn .1Jlr
biefes miIdbeH urh bic Hefuliois bon fet.
mem @sbraude iino Dnbftaii iialneR
egredenb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-02

bcreeiicIlt, Dab er aeitern 5uin eritcn
Wtnle ollsgebcn fontte. 8orl1llfig
lam Der 'allgemein beliebte geamte
ieinen 9ienlt icbod nod nidt auineb.
mon
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-02

ner 6. 0iitrift- SdlIe berdnitaltet am
ssreitaa eine ainber=partp i'm Shul.
QebGube. Tie @innahmen perben fir
hen 4ntduf eines Bianps benubt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-02

eifss In tis ~ 1assu ssteit.
sfpoibeIer stiiafisn bas 0sIb snra6. msH1
tlstssnbs sDer e prsinrtsina qiisssf bs,Ii. Y :;
srits anipeneuns ssrf6aiit einsftsna -
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-02
8 a NJ tItp n.

llnier gsent in SamiIton III
Serr GouurS Srnd, 449 Sao Jiinite
Strafe. gra Sci. 476 o., Sums
Fbune 1851 q.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-12

Christian church 10 attend divine ser
vice conducted by Rev. AkemaR In
the forenoon OF Memorial dav the dif-
ferent committees will visit the GEM
eteries and decorate the graves Of
their dead comrades At 1:3O O'Clock
p. m, the Post will be conveyed to
the New Carlisle cemetery and wit
ness the exercises of the Women's
Relief Corps No. as at the Soldiers
monument and At 2;30 p. m the post
VIII march 20 the asse mblv room OF
the nigh school building. where the
ADDRESS will be delivered.
me y. &. WOmen's club has elected
the Following officers for the ensuing
year: President Mrs. W A. Cole
man; Vice-president. Mrs. +. d. War
her, secretary. Mrs. ROlon: treasur-
er Mrs. c. g. Carney. The club will
meet Tuesday. May rs. with Mrs. +.
ID. Warner.
Rev. and Mrs. Z. w. Akeman spent
the past week with relatives al In
annapolis and Terre Haute and this
week they viii attend the diamond
Jubilee convention Of the Christian
churches Of this state at Terre Haute.
The Standard Bearers will meet
May u with the Misses RoloH.
Olive township will graduate class
OF p eighth graders this year. The
exercises will be held at the Auditor
lum Thursday evening. May IA.
SherrOd Vaughn has entered the
law department of the University OF
Valparaiso.
Charles Geiger spent Sunday visiting
in Michigan City
Ira +. Zigler. assistant postmaster OF
Elkhart, and =. L. Metzger, superin-
tendent Of mails of Elkhart. were in
the city Saturday and attended the
laying of the corner stone of Misha-
waka's new postoffice.
John Betting and August Schmitt
spent Sunday visiting in EIdwardsburg.
Leon Baker, Elkhart, spent Sunday
visiting with friends in this city.
Mrs. Clinton S0ltsgiveT, Detroit,
Mich, is visiting in the city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-12
NILES.

Arthur Calhoun. Negro whose ad-
dress was given as 2Sth St. Chicago.
was seriously injured here Monday
when box car in which ne was stand
ing on the Big Four siding was struck
by another car which bacaed against
il, causing the lumber with which it
was loaded 10 shift and Calhoun was
caught between the pile of lumber
and the side of the car. The bones in
one ankle were broken and he was
otherwise cut and injured. His cries
secured help and the city physician
attended him. He was removed TO the
jackson boarding house.
Mrs. Pearl Jeffries went 10 Ann
Arbor Monday accompanied by her
father. Harry Jones and her husband.
Irving Jeffries. where she will under
go an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Huntly en-
tertained at dinner Sunday in honor of
her sister, Miss jeanette Deane. who
on June l will become the bride OF
Walter Drury of Flint. Mich.
The Niles chapter Of Eastern Star
installed its officers Monday evening
Mrs A. NJ Moor acting as installing
officer
Mesdames w. G. Blish, G. f. Gillian,
Ralph Ballard and ]. z. Ferguson
were among those from Niles who at
tended the concert given by Madame
Schumann -Heink at st. Joseph Mon
day evening.
New Century Rebekah lodge enter
tanned the Rebekah lodges of Galien
and Berrien Center Monday evening
After the regular lodge work a ban
quet was served in honor of the visit
ors
Rev. and Mrs. George Stevens were
in Niles Monday en- route to Warsaw,
from Dowagiac where he has just
completed a six weeks series of taber-
nacle meetings
Miss Mary Louise Smith arrived
home from Chicago to spend the sum-
nler vacation. She has been attending
the Anna Morgan Dramatic studio.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
From the Records OF the Indiana
Title & Loan CO.
Brought forward. s1O5.542.SS.

Brought forward. S1O5. SASS.
~. Joseph Polish Roman Catholic
Cemetery association 10 Joseph Kaj-
ger, lots 2S2 and 321 in cemetery of
II. Joseph Polish Roman Catholic
Cemetery association. $50.
William Brummitt TO William A.
McInerny. lot 135, Byrkit's addition
10 Mishawaka, $40.
John W. SCHNEIDER et al. to Irwin
SlaytOn and wife, a tract of land in
Penn township. $3.50.
Don't publish. 50.
William A. MCInerny ct al TO
Frank Inner and wife. lot 81, j. \.
Swygart's re-plat, S445.
Kosciuszko Bldg. q Loan Fund as
ISOLATION to John Locsmandy and
wife. lot II. WerwinslIfs second sub.
$1.4OO.
Mayr's Michigan Av. Land Co. to
J. Clyde Locke. lot 61. Mayr's MiChi-
gan av. addition. $500.
Willis Q. Divine and wife TO q.
Thompson. lots 4S9 and 400. Berner
Grove second addition, S1.10O.
Simon 2. Stallter and wife 10 Will
liam r Stallter. lot as. McInerny's
first addition. S3.5OO.
Monroe Strickler and wife 10 Wick
iZer Bondurant Co. tract OF land IN
Center township. ST.
WiCkiZer BOndurant Co. 20 Joseph
+. Neff. lot 90. Lasalle park. $500.
Willis G. Divine and wife 10 Jacob
N. Divine. a tract Of land in Lincoln
township. 81.
Sarah TurnOck 20 Mary T. Garner
lot &c. Turnock's sub Of a part OF TUr-
mock & Mack's addition. 81.
Total amount. S113.1S2.8S-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-12

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hollinghauser
are parents Of q baby boy. Henry Eg-
bert, born Thursday May T.
Mr.. and Mrs James Huston enter
tained the Cottage Hin Cleaners at
their home east OF town Friday even
ing.
Roy Real has moved his family 10
Iaporte
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Davidson are Wis
iting in Hobart Ind.
Miss Irene stockton was in South
Bend Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Myler OF South
Bend attended Cleaner meeting at
James u lsfnnr Friday evening re-
turning Saturday.
Beacon Post 40. 115. s.. A. r.. VIII
observe Memorial day i'm the follow
ing manner. ON sunday. May "a at
1890 a. m. the members viii assem-
Bile at the Post hail and march IN ~
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-16
Local Ball Artists
to Show Their Speed
in Lively List Today

Games to be played by local oontingents
of the sand lot teams follow:
Alamltos against. Fl. NJ. Valentines, fret
game at Fort Omaha.
A. o. u. w. against Dundee Wooden
Mills. second game at Fort Omaha
Luxus against Stars and Stripes, first
game at Chris Lyck park.
Chris Lycks against p. o. Hupmobiles
second game at Chris Lyck park.
Dundee Wooden Mills Reserves against
Krebb Transfers will play double
header at Miller park
Auto Row against West End Merchants,
first game, new diamond at Eimwood
park.
Walter @. Clarks against Beacon Press.
second game. new diamond at Eim"ood
Brodegaard Crowns at Springfield. Neb.
Western Auto Supply at PRptllion, Neb.
Twenty-Fourth Street Merchants against
Montclairs, first game Thirty-second
street and Dewey avenue
Monmouth Park Reserves against o. ID,
Kiplingers at Thirty-first street and
south Omaha Ramblers against Flor
ence Athletics. second game at Florence
park.
Monmouth Parks against Council Bluffs
Imperials, second game. west diamond.
Fontenelle park.
Murphy Did II against Omaha Rubber
Company at Creighton field.
Browning, King Co, against Drexel
Shoe Company Chris Lyck park this
morning.
Ak-Sar-Ben against Imperials. second
game, east diamond. Fontenelle park
Nebraska Auto School against Vtnton
Merchants; looking for a diamond.
Black Kats against X. & MS; looking
for a diamond.
king-Peck Company against Thomas
fitzpatrick 6 Co. at Fort Omaha, this
morning.
West Side Eleotrios against outlaws. II
is not certain that the outlaws will play
ana arrangements for a diamond will
have to be made today
Trimble Bros. against Wood q Adam
! son, second game old diamond. Elmwood
park.
South Omaha A. o. u. w. against coun-
ell Bluffs Dundee Wooden Mills, first
game Athletic park, Council Bluffs
Storz against Chicago Union Giants will
play a double-header at Rourke park.
Hollys against Mickel's Victrolas, first
game, east diamond. Fontenelle park.
| Joe Smiths at Alinden, Ia
Armours at Falls City, Neb This con-
| test may be cancelled
| A. o. y. w. against Brandeis Stores
| first game at Florence park.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-16
Michigan Eleven
Tuning Up for Game

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Aug. l5-on the
Ferry field practice grldlron. in the Michi-
gan engineers summer camp. on farms,
on road construction gangs, in Canada
and Europe. in fact in every place that
Yost pupil is spending his summer va
cation, there is a Wolverine foot ball man
preparing for the biggest maize and blue
gndlron season In the history OF Ann
ArbOr.
The Harvard Michigan game Is the
goal toward which all OF them are point
ing, but the big battles with Cornell and
Pennsylvania, on Ferry field. are also
a part OF their horizon in this season OF
conditioning.
Twelve men are working out on Ferry
field during the evenings, when COO
breezes permit Of the strenuosity OF foot
ball practice.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-16

brating any time that suits their conven-
fence.
In the very immediate future the +. NJ
Valentines and the Ancient Order OF
United Workmen win play off that to
knOtted game, which they unrOlled last
Sabbath.
Frank Haney has resigned as manager
OF the POstoffice HupOmobiles and Arthur
MaXfield has been chosen to take his
place. To commune with him call Har-
ney 500.
Again Young Pete Lyck showed his
ability with the stick, when he cracked
three on the smeller against the Ring
ling Brothers troupe, one for the limit,
another for two bags and one for bag
one.
Boyle, the first sacker Of the Brandeis
stores, was all boiled up when Manager
tombstone announced that he was about
10 schedule "a game with gang which
In the estimation OF Boyle was an in
feTiOr organization.
At tho dOuble-header attraction billed
for Chris Lyck park this afternoon. the
Omaha PostOffice band or my members
Will De In attendance TO liven things up
The dough taken in al the gate will be
donated by Chris Lyck 20 help defray the
Jpkeep Of the postoffice band.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-16
All Gone but the Clock and It's Coin

Sox here last week. announced that when
ever England got GOOD and we'll mussed
up with Kaiser Bill. the Irish would
revolt, gain independence and the Doyle
estate revert back to him.
Denver Is complaining that the Rourkes
handed the pennant to Sioux City in the
last series. We gotta admit 1t. we did,
but It wasn't intentional.
OH, you 500.
Tho Rourkes blew up. but not because,
they ran into a mine,
That Kaiser Bill and all his men had
set To break the line.
But only this for cause can be, they
answered not our call,
But stepped right up and banged their
heads against a concrete wall
Neutral, Believe Us.
They're fighting on the mainland,
They're brawling on the sea,
They're scrapping In the air, but
They'll never scrap with me.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-16
CINCINNATI COMING BACK
Herzog Bringing Team Up to New
Standing with Rapidly,
MANY CHANGING PLAYERS
other Teams Continually Altering
Their Lineups to Meet the Con-
slant Demand of Keener
Competition.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE most re-
markable case OF complete reorganization
Of a major league ball club in a brief
period that either major league has pre-
scented in many years, II not in the en-
tire history of both. IL shown In the
Cincinnati team, which Charley Herzog
is now plotting around the eastern wing
of the National league. Usually the
process of reconstruction extends over
period of some years and 1t generally
happens that two or three veterans stick
with club while new line up is gradu-
ally put together. With Herzog's present
team 1t is different. The Federal league
was responsible for some of the reor-
ganization and the \desires of the manage
ment were responsible for some more.
Between the two the club has almost
changed in personnel since the beginning
of last season.
Exclusive OF battery men the regulars
-four inflelders and three outfieders-
whom Herzog now puts into the game
daily, were playing in other cities as
recently as the beginning of last season.
Since that time all the regular infielders
and outfielders who opened for the Reds
! at the beginning Of the last campaign
have gone elsewhere and new crowd,
| undreamed of as Redland warriors by
| Cincinnati fans, have supplanted them.
! Tom Clarke is the only member OF the
team who can be considered a Cincin-
| natl veteran. The pitchers are about In
| the same class as the men behind them
as regards newcomers to the Cincinnati
club. with the possible exception OF Rube
| Benton.
| Come TO the Front.
Ames, Tingling. Douglas and Schneider
who do a big part OF the pitching for
Herzog's team today, meant nothing "a
Redland fans up to the time the half way
mark had been reached In the last cam.
paign. Herzog and Groh were with the
Giants Niehoff with Louisville, Mollwitl
with the Cubs, Daniels with the Yankees
Moran with Brooklyn and Twombly IN
/ the minor leagues Yet this combination
OF playing talent now makes up the team
which Herzog sends out daily in his figh
TO keep the Reds at the top Of the secont
division or 20 climb into the first divi
sion.
A total OF forty-four athletes drew sal
aries from Gerry Hermann at one tim,
or another during the 1913 campaign, anC
just three OF the players now on Garry'i
payroll can claim the distinction Of hav
ing played the entire season Of 1918 II
Redland. They are Tom Clarke, the vet
Gran catcher; Pitcher Rube Benton ant
Martin Berghammer, substitute inflelder
Every other player on the squad az IN,
present time went to Cincinnati since tn,
last campaign got under way
Change Regular Lineup.
It was only a little more than a yea
ago that the regular lineup OF the Rhine
landers consisted of Dick Hoblitzel. Dick
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-16

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