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Wilmington lokal-anzeiger und Wilmington freie presse. (Wilmington, Del.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-16
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banbIuns unb bic @ntfdeibuns baben
iid bic 8idter bis auf fpater porbes
balten.
Wilmington lokal-anzeiger und Wilmington freie presse. (Wilmington, Del.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-16
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mirb Serr Dr. Sienidmibt bic areoiai
baIten, i'm snsIiiden Gbenbsottesoienit
pafor uon 8oRe.
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am SimmsIfabrttose ensIiider Sottes'
blenit sebalten.
Wilmington lokal-anzeiger und Wilmington freie presse. (Wilmington, Del.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-16
1,u(JI(c6pr 0nnOaCismus.

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gebro9t. 8efonbers interefant fir
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lt9e Snbplena Der 8ebOroen 9eriet bas
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bic l1msebung Sf9itus nod cine reide
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Wilmington lokal-anzeiger und Wilmington freie presse. (Wilmington, Del.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-16
Sii6arb Yistid betritt pnlitii6es
syelb.

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beutIuer @eIbdftsmann Der / 9Saro,
wirb aIs 8anbibat auf oem oemofratIiden
9,det fiir Superintendent in Der 2esislas
fur auftreten. Der 5. Diitrift umfaBt
ben 8e,uf uon bel Weltieite Der Goams
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bel ben @orrpabIsn seben, bamit Elm
Deutider sur SaupiwabI auf bem Eidet
itebt, Der quite @bancen bat oann in bic
aesislatur erwablt su wsrpen.
Wilmington lokal-anzeiger und Wilmington freie presse. (Wilmington, Del.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-16
Sarnaari Gtiitnnasfelt.

Im WlOntas, ben Is. Olai, abenb,
7.d0 llbr, piro bas 40.idbrise Stiff
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WilsIieoer nit ibren Damen lolIten MID
uer dumen, bieier SeitIidfeit beisuruOb
nes.
Wilmington lokal-anzeiger und Wilmington freie presse. (Wilmington, Del.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-16
SORORT ZU vERKAUFHN.

Saloon gutter, 25-4O Halbe woch-
entlich, grosser Whiskeyumsatz,
lange Lease, keine Mortgage, keine
nahe Concurrent. $1,000. HALSEY
CAFE, Anthon Ave. Ecke Silver
Str, Brooklyn, N. X. aas-3t
Wilmington lokal-anzeiger und Wilmington freie presse. (Wilmington, Del.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-16

= Wlit bem 8eiu9 bes philadelphia
Quartet @Iubs am Iebten Sonntas i'm
Sommerbeim lit es nibts seworben,
bod tpirb ber @erein isosnfaIls bemnddf
bieien anasiastsn 8eiud ,ur glusfabr'
uns brinssn,
Wilmington lokal-anzeiger und Wilmington freie presse. (Wilmington, Del.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-16
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Deatiden SaIIe 3ur 9robe su eridelnen.
Wilmington lokal-anzeiger und Wilmington freie presse. (Wilmington, Del.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-16
Zu kaufen gesuCht.

Elm Schifls Kabinen Koffer. Offerten NIT
Preisangabe an den Wilmington Lokal
Anzeiger.
Wilmington lokal-anzeiger und Wilmington freie presse. (Wilmington, Del.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-16
HeiratsIustige Damen

und Herren bite sich vertrauensvoll an
mich zu wenden. Habe stets CUTE Partien
aller Klassen an hand.
JOHN WODICKA, Heiratsagentur,
440 Ost IA. Str. f21-7t New York City.
Wilmington lokal-anzeiger und Wilmington freie presse. (Wilmington, Del.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-16
VerIangt.

Elm gutter Junge fir Drug Store. Mach
zufragen Strayer Drug Co., 209 West 10.
Strasse.
Wilmington lokal-anzeiger und Wilmington freie presse. (Wilmington, Del.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-16

Departemsnt srwdblt worben. 9lIs Iein
sritsr Mfiitant wurbs anersw q, aobs
Wilmington lokal-anzeiger und Wilmington freie presse. (Wilmington, Del.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-16

patrid Masia pon Der @eccaco
Ssurwsbr 1T ala nsuss Gbsf ess Ssuss
Wilmington lokal-anzeiger und Wilmington freie presse. (Wilmington, Del.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-16
Verlangt: Elm Msed-
chen in der Kueche zu
helfen. Hotel StoeCkle
Front und French Str.
Stellegesuch.

Elm alterer deutscher erfahrener Schnei-
der sucht Stellung. Adresse nachzufragen
i'm Wilmington Lokal-Anzeiger.
Wilmington lokal-anzeiger und Wilmington freie presse. (Wilmington, Del.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-16

ner. ais ,rpsiter MRiitant GbsI MlaIonep
srwablt,
Arizona republican., 1914-04-29

contests on the tennis courts before a large gathering of spectators. Ritten- house of Ray and the Cherokee Kid" of Hayden were first up for several rounds of fast work in which the Ray boy fared the better. Then followed a clash of heavier weights between John Nelton of Ray and Campbell of Hay den. This was d very exciting contest ending in favor of Campbell. The third bout was between 110-punders both of Ray as Hayden had no pugiist of this class on the ground. Kiff and McMil- Ian were the light ones and did several rounds of very fast work. They were about evenly matched and the bout was considered a draw
 As the train was to leave for Hayden at nine in the evening a dance at the dormitOry was arranged for the early hour of seven and here the visitors saw anotter delightful side of Rays magnificent hospitality After two hours of merriment enlivened by splen- did music and light refreshments the Haydenites respectfully tore themselves away.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-29
RUNNING RACES AND
 MOTORCYCLE VENTS
May Be Presented Satnr- day Before Fair, Making Eight-Day Week; Horse men Delighted With New Prize Plan

Ten purses of $2.000 each will bt hung up next fall for the classy gee gees. This was the revolutionary change made by the fair commission and announced yesterday with its Daily Racing Summary. on each day except Thursday. when the autos will hold sway on the track. there win be two races worth S2 0G0 to the winners.
 As in last years events. the Free Fol All pace on Saturday will probably prove the speediest race. It, too, Wil he rewarded with q S2000 premium Secretary Wood predicts that the win ne~ will have to amhle the mile in close to 2.G3. II will be remembered that Don Prcnto won last years free for all pace in 2:02.-.
 There will be an even half dozen races for Arizona horses. with prizes ranging from s1O0o to 5000. Perhaps the best will be run Saturday under the name Of the 2:.0 pace for which an even thousand is offered
 The horsemen are delighted with the even purse arrangement Last year the stakes ranging from a couple of hun
Arizona republican., 1914-04-29

who skips a rope on the lawn. Prize fighters skip ropes. They also punch bags Me a prizefightere Never."
 And, gee! fellows, she.was emphatic about it. too.
 Miss Gordon calls 'em balIs-those inflated pigskin things she thumps to rag time. never heard them called that before but if this husky lady wants to dub her tools by such names, she can. She can also do a lot of other things which the ordinary Wo- man vaUdeVillist would not dare at tempt. Although she deplores the re- lation between her turn and the prize ring, she has and still can defend her self. For she is the champion woman bag puncher of the United States. She showed me the 3Q-inch long string of medals awarded her by the sporting journals. and which she has held for To. these seventeen years.
 Yes. She has been hammering the wind sacks that long. Good for her health? Well I should go through all the convulsions she says she has not been ill a single day. She looks like an Olympian. and the red of her cheek is not all from the rouge pot. Healthy? Huh,
Arizona republican., 1914-04-29
RAY Hkc BIG
 SPORTS CARD
Haydcnites Visit Town and Engage ill Many Athletic Competitions, Coming Out Losers by Small Margins3 Had Good Time

HAYDEN, Apr. 27.-sport con tests between Ray and Hayden Sunday proved the most mem- orable in the history of the two towns. The special train arranged for the ac- comodation of the Hayden contestants and their enthusiastic friends steamed out of the local station at S:30 in the morning as rearranged and carried two coaches filled to capacity with Hayden boosters. Arriving at Ray at ten o'clock Haydenites learned that, as usual. all the Ray people had vied with each other in arranging for the comfort of the visiting delegation. The copper company's guest house was placed at the disposal of the ladies while all the men were made at home in the dormi- tory nearby A few yards from these buildings stands the copper company's boarding house and a cordial invitation was extended to all to be the company's guests at luncheon and at dinner here. For the further convenience of those attending the gun shoot luncheon was served at the traps.
 Immediately on the arrival of the train the mems singles and ladies doubles were started, finishing about noon. Commencing at 80 P. M the mems doubles and the ladies singles were played. All tennis contests were close and some marvelously clever rac- quet work was done by Brooks of Ray and Reattie of Hayden both of whom presented unsurmountable barriers to their opponents The men's tennis sets resulted as follows: Singles. Beattie of
Arizona republican., 1914-04-29

4-6. Studley of Hayden Vs. Brooks or Ray. G-6. 3-6. 2-6. Doubles. Blackmer and Feland of Ray vs. Studley and Beattie of Hayden, l-6, 5-1 and s-l. Do herty and Igawa for Ray vs. Maciean and Fellows for Hayden. 60. 3-1 and 6-1. The total result was victory by d close margin for the Ray boys thus glv- ing them the presidents cup until Hay den can take another try at it next fall. Under the rules the cup will have to fall to the same association in three successive contests before per'iia- nent title is established. The ladies tennis sets resulted as follows: Singles Misses Brooks of Ray Ns. Miss bran- denburg of Hayden. 6-3, 3-b ana 70 Doubles Misses Brooks and McCabe for Ray vs. Misses Brandenburg and Sturgeon of Hayden. 46 and 36 (only two sets played) The result of the ladies sets was a victory for Hayden placing the beautiful cup donated by Mrs Aldrich in the hands of Hayden until the fall tourney.
 While the morning tennis games were being hotfN contested "fi tiie 'o"i ''9' away up in the other end of town, squad of Rays trap shooters was po- litely but mercilessly out chasing the Hayden delegation. Each squad was up five times for twenty targets each time and some very good scores were made by Ray. the best being a1 out of 100 by Barham No very interesting scores were made by the Hayden boys. Rays squad was made up as follows:
Arizona republican., 1914-04-29
TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS IN TEN EQUAL PURSES FUR
 B|G FAR HARNESS EVENTS

dred to five thousand dollars The races for which the big money had been hung up attracted some really good goers. and the rest was perfume tory. Now all the races will be at tractive and the fast ones will come from all around.
 The running race program has not vet been made up. Wood is now chew ing over a scheme for opening the fair on the Saturday before the Monday on which it is now scheduled to start He would provide a program of running races on the half mile track and give the motorcycle club q chance to do some speeding on the big oval Then on Sunday. he could throw open the air grounds for exhibition purposes md allow the rest of the weeks pro Pram to go on as before. October 9 to 4 will be the dates that will be dinned nto the undertaking of the good folks
 II the rest of the summer
Arizona republican., 1914-04-29

Barham. Mullen. Feland, Jack Davis and Hermann. Haydens squad con- lained Steinke. Hancock, Cook, Geo. Fellows and Wisdom
 Ray Wins Balgame
 At three o'clock the base ball game was called at the diamond on Zachary hill and here, also. Hayden met Wa terloo. The contest started very prom isinGly with both teams doing good work and at the end of the third inning the score stood three to one in favor of Hayden but in the fourth Ray trans formed it into a slugging exhibition and when the dust subsded it was learned that four more men had crossed the plate placing the score at to 2 in Rays favor. After this the game was not interesting as the visitors succeed cd in scoring but two more. a total of ]. while the home team connected with the sphere at will bringing their runs up to the laughabie total of l5.
 The opposing teams were as follows: Ray-KenneN. second; C. Bergstronn. short; Pine catcher: Doherty pitcher; Briggs. first: Dub, third; q. Bergstrom, left fied Fife centerfield and White head. right field For Hayden: Leake. catcher Hancock first. Engleman, sec ond;: Englebaum. center field; Walker, third; Grantham short: Wahtola. right field: Phillips. left field and Richards, pitcher
 Boxing
 A cix n.clnr ir,f were several very interesting boxing
Arizona republican., 1914-04-29
II WORLD of SPORT
I'VE NJ TRUCK WITH
 BOXING MISS GORDON
Woman Bag Punching Expert Dis claims Relation With Prize Ring
 in Few Well Chosen Words

"E,r- CT Maitland Davies jimmed me into this was the way l apologized for presuming to attempt an interview with Belle Gordon the muscular woman bag puncher He says this is an athletic turn, and must properly go in the sport department-"
 Don't you believe it. Bail pounding is not alongside of prizefighting. 1 am no more related to the sport depart ment than the small little kid of a girl
Arizona republican., 1914-04-29
'. M. [. 4. MINISTRIES
 FOR 4 WORTHY CAUSE

To equip an outdoor gymnasium and auditorium. the Young Men sChriStian Association of Phoenix is giving min strel show. Monday night at the thea ter of the Elks Members of the asso- citation will take all the parts in the minstrel. and it is whispered that those who were taking leading parts in the Mail Mems minstrel some time ago, are going toblack up once more for this oc- going to black up once more for thls oc- NJ. C. A.. though it does not necessarily follow that all young men are mall clerks
 But judging by the elect with which the postal clerks held their show, the Monday performance will be classy
 Tickets were sent out yesterday, m time for d good advance sale.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-29

Matty Baldwin, who got in the way of an auto the other day, is rapidly recovering from his injuries and ex- poets to resume training in a few days.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-29

In the recent national amateur box ing bouts in Boston the Cleveland box CTS won Is of the IS contests in which they took part.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-29
Federal Leaoue
Coast League
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
 National League New York at Boston Philadelphia at Brooklyn St. L0uis at Cincinnati Pittsburg at Chicago
 American League Cleveland at St Louis Chicago at Detroit Washington at Philadelphia Roston at New York
 Federal League Brooklyn at Kansas City Buffalo at St. Louis Baltimore at Chicago Pittsburg al Indianapolis
 Coast League San Francisco at Portland Sacramento at Oakland Venice at Los Angeles
Arizona republican., 1914-04-29

Batteries: McQullan and Gibson; Humphries, Vaughn and Archer.
 Douglas Did It
 CINCINNATI. April 2S-Mainly through the pitching of Douglas. who allowed only four hits, the St Louis team scored but one run. Cincinnati won the third straight game from St Louis.
 Score R. H. r: St. Louis ......-............1 , Cincinnati ......-...6 l Batteries DOak. Nechaus and Wingo; Dougl and Clark
 Philadelphia Brooklyn. rain
Arizona republican., 1914-04-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE
It Did Braves No Good
Bunched Binqles

CHICAGO, April 2S-iIumphries was touched for five hits in one inning. and f'ittsburg won the second game of the series.
 Score R H. E. Pittsburg ..........5 s , Chicago ........ 10 5
Arizona republican., 1914-04-29
FEDERAL LEAGUE
Braves Win In Rally
X aseYs Shut Out

KANSAS CITY April 2s.-The Brooklyn team in it's initial appear ance here. shut out Kansas City. The visitors won the game in the third inning when they punched hits on Packard
Arizona republican., 1914-04-29

State Fair Commission De cides to Eliminate Big Purses and Make Them All Medium Sized; Ten 5000 Races Provided
Arizona republican., 1914-04-29
Boxing

At six o'clock in the evening there were severa. very interesting boxing
Arizona republican., 1914-04-29
Hendrix's Hurlipo

Buffalo St. Louis. rain.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-29
Douolas Did It

Philadelphia Brooklyn. rain.
Arizona republican., 1914-04-29
COAST LEAGUE

Los Angeles Venice, postponed
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-01

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-01

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9eridt oeS .Eimcs" .gorreiponoenteu
in md6iiaer Stdrfc in Der 9labe BON
ga 9aiiee oas iiiolid bon Sile liegt
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Die @utiernuna Der enalii1en Shnu.
3en nit qroBartiaer @enauiofeit felt.
geiielt uno perlriahen ihredlihe
@erluiie inter oei cngliiden Trnp.
pen. Iic oeuiide Snianterie brad
bereits 5uciinal ourd Die Sinie ser
@erbiinoeieii muroe aber anaeblid
5rpn SdIuB mieoer onrG einen sc
aenargriif 8uriidaeiriebcn
= ofii5ielle bcigiiobc e 9c.
ridt
Sobre. 81 Cttober, Gin oiii