davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08
Clues 8eHere,t belebrt.

Mus England fommen uberra'
lde11De Nadri9ten. Die ploblihe Mb=
reile bon STR gbmarb @reD aus 2on-
Son, 5u elmer 3eit, no Nngelegenbei=
ten BON ser aaergr0Bten 8ihtigfen
Ser grlebigrng barren, fann nidt al=
0ers ge0eutet meroen, als BOB I'M brit
tilden Mainiiterium MiBbeaigfeiten
msgebrpden 1i11b ur0 6ubel nabm
man bisber an, 6oB itd nod niemols
10 gleid)geiin11te seelen 5uiammenge,
funoen bitten, mie Cir gomaro,
Gburdin, 2lopb=@eorge un6 Msquitb.
Mae Minilter, Sic nit 6ieien rid
iidts= un0 getpinenIoien S%tarrfopfen
prin5ipiea nift iibereinihmmten, mo'
rem ia BET ODER gleih nod IuSbrud
oes @rieges ars Sem Wtni1terium
ausgetreten.
uno Damn Sic pl0bIide Nufbrin=
gung Ser Grinffrage! &0nig uno
Eriemierminilter un6 Ser 5%ur5eit
mddtiqlfe Weon1 bes 2anbes, Carl
&itdener, merben Sentperen5ler, Inn
0em ygemeinen @olfe" nit gutem
geiipiel ooran5ugeben, un6 penn bos
nidt biIft, SEN @enuB alfoboliider
@etranfe 5,pongstpeiie 5u unter=
Driiden.
Mn oos lit ipmptomatiih uno ldBt
oorauf fdIieBen, oob sic Stimmuns
cine ber5tpeifelte tit. Mnes, tDopon
england iid bisber gortbeile uber
oen Gein6 periprad, bat feblgeidla-
gen. Sic ruiiide 9ompfrpol5e bot
abiolut perfebIt. Ser geriud, Sic
neutral gebIiebenen Staaten gegen
EeutidIonb 5u nerbebert, bot 5tpor tn
einigen 2a11oern, mie Stalien, @rie'
henIono uno Humdnien, I'M getuiiiem
6rooe grfoIg e%raielt, ober gu feinem
g%reifboren Reiultat gefibrt. 9ie Ste
gierungen iino neutral geblieben, uno
Sic Gerbinoeten miiien, buB lie nelt.
trail bIeiben tperoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08

biermit, ffur5 Dor nreiner Mbreiie bon
Mmerrfu, an, baB, fails i9 feline a1<
oere @erfugung iber mein @igentbum
in SEN Ser. @taaten treffe, metn
6reuno, Ibomas Sefferion, ermdd-
tigt lit, es gum &auf BON Megern at
p%ertpenbe1l Inn ibnen in meinem Na=
men Sic 6reibeit gu geben; ibnen etne
gr5iebung fir Sen 9mnoI o6er mr=
0ertpeit gu geben; iie IN ibrer nene1
2ebenslage auf Sic Nflidten Ser Mo-
raj bin5utpetBen, Ste lie GIT guten
Madbarn, @dtern ODER Mutter1
modt, ebenio auf lire 8flidten als
girger. @ertbei6iger ibrer 5retbeit
un6 ibres 2anbes ur6 elmer guten
Notwithstanding SIT fem, un6 tie
nit alem befant 5u moden tDas tm=
mer iie 5u gliidliden un6 braudba=
rem Meniden GIT MAIDEN Dermag. Hro
ib erne11te SEN porge1annten SbomaS
Sefferl nn 5u meinem Ie1 tame11tsoou=
lfreder."
g5 lit [ei6er ME befannt %getporben,
morin 0as @igentbum &oScius5fo's
in Sen Ser. Staaten beltan0en bot,
nod no es gelegen lpar, mod au9,
pos 6amit geideben tit, 90 Setter
ion Dor @eriht, Bel neberret9nng oes
Setuments, erfIdrte, 0aB er 1id bet
Ieinem Sitter gen0tbigt iebe, Ste @r=
Hdrurtg ob5ugeben, 6aB er Ste Eflid)-
ten 6es IeltamentsboQ ltrederS nidt
ubernebmen tonne.
@ie oem a119 lein mag, oas Selta=
ment bleibt ei11 berebtes 3eugniB fur
SEN eolen gborafter oes 8erfaliers,
oeilen gan5es 9eben eine ein5ige
Selbltbingobe at Nus nn6 Trommerr
Ser Sreibeit NOR. un6 &oscins5fo
mar ein iiber5eugungstreuer &atbolif.
@o5 iagen Sic Guardians Of 2ibertp
0adu?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08

Ger angriff auf Die 9aroareden
ur6 auf SmDr11a NOR tDobl bon Yin.
fang on nur ein Bluff, iniofern Die
@erbinoeten Ole gtarfe Der 8efeIti'
gungen uno oie sduterigfeiten, bic
iid Sen ongreiferben Glotten entge'
genifeaten, fenren muBten. Mber es
NOR imerbin cine entfernte Meog'
(ihfeit porbanoen ooB Elm grfolg er-
sielt murbe, unb oieie M0gliafeit bat
lid nidt pertpirflidt. Gie groBe
fran56iiide Sfeniipe tit 5uiommenge-
brofen. Ger 8eriuh, Die gepolfe-
rung Ieutidlmos al1s5ubungern, bot
Iid au6 bereits als Jeblidlag ertpie'
fen.
limo NUN beginnt bie beutide un-
ter ee=gIofa6e. Man mag iber oen
sdu6en, 6en sic Sarhboote oem bri.
tiiden geeban6el bireft 5ufigen, oen'
fen, mie man tpia, Ibatiahe 1T, oaB
6os idarfe @orgeben gegeniiber je'
oem fran5oiiiden unb engliiden
sdiff cine u%11gebeuer meitreidenoe
moroliide @irfung ausubt. gs tarm
feinem 3peifeI urterliegen, oaB oas
Smubertperfen Ser liberties nod
5iemlid problematiiden neuen Srup'
pen gnglan6s nod 6em Sentiment
unter bieien l1mltdn6en nit Den groB=
ten Sdtpierigfeiten perbunoen, rDenr
nidt u1mogIi9 fem miro.
@ein @unoer, baB 6ieienigen, Sic
fir sic Gage, in Der ii9 england jest
befin6et, peranttportlid iino, BEN
&opf perlieren unb Bel 6em ber5mei.
felten suden nod einem Musueg
auf anerbun6 MGsf}en un6 S9lim>
meres perfuQen.
Sn Ser Iebr MISREPRESENTATION
Seem Dorf tribune" Durbe cine
Dom Is. Mdr5 batierte @orreipon-
beng @in Srtpins aus 2on6on per-
offentIidt, IN ser iib eir unidgli4er
Beliimism1s miberiptegelt. gnglano
ifaubert Dor oem, mas SOS 5ribiabr
bringeu miro. Sc rednet auf 9un-
soerttmtien6e BON 5ooter u11b @ertpun-
oeten. sc red1net baruuf Sdred-
niiie ourd8umoden bte es ielber nod
ME erIebt bat, tpenn es aud idon
fem re6Iid SbeiI bu5u beigetragen
bat, iie a1bererr Mationen 5u5ufugen.
9ieies @dreiben lit nabe5u orei
@o9en aI, in3tpiiden bot Sic oeut-
ide MISUNDERSTANDING eigentIi@
erit mgefmgen m1f Dos engliihe &C.
mitb, tpe11r1 man BON 10 etpds. ipre-
den fu11r, at miirfe11. @ie mag felt
Der Ser Neiiimismus iid nod Dertieft
babenl
@iro sic engIiide Regterung einie-
fen, mos fir ei1rer1 5ebler tie begtng,
oIs iie oieien &rieg entfodte, unb
miro iie ibren Seller tpie6er gut MO
.den, iolnnge es nod 3eit iit2 ODER
miro Tie ibr frepIes Spiel fortieben,
Big ie iid ieIbit oas @rob g%egroben
nno Ser Mation unermeBliden edo
SEN 5ugefugt bot?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08
SHergeoamfen.

Y(Glte NNQllIleIl Uluu II ptIUoI,
Wtt Dem Iuferl tdnDnen lhptngt
Seoes @eleu llh emppr.
Sseier1o i'm, Der lie erlda1t,
9ieuirbar ihres Wtei1fers Huf,
,SulldhSt Der @lemeute Gbor.
Gieie @orte aus oem erlten gers
elmer metrig b%efanrten Otter egnu11g
geben Sic go,,5e Cumming oes Otter
fel1es, oie frphe gotIhaft mieDer, lp1e
lie uns oas goangelium 10 Doll tro=
TENDER GerbeiBung fiir0et. Gus ae=
ben, ste Gr1oDe Iiegten iiber BEN SoD,
l1no ste MenIhbeit erra1g a1T Is neue
oas Sell Ser grlol lung.
@eraoe oos Siferfelf lit ein 10 ldD=
mes uno Iieblites Symbol Ser geo=
hur, Sic ia auh geraoe Inn Oiele 3elt
SOS aaiGhrlide Acknowledgements
erlebt. Selbit Sic gleidgiiltigen uno
SberfIGfItfen, lie fiiblen am Otter
felt I'M @er5e1r cine beimli6e Sebn=
iudt, 1lr0 Ser @unih iteigt in ihrer
Geele auf, mieoer mie emit IN Den
fernen Sogen Ser ieligen Sugeno5eit
Ste frobe Siterbotihaft in Iih muf=
sunefmen, ibren @orten gldubig ST
Intiden.
gonnig loft Ser Sitermorgen ilber
Ste friib1ingsgriinen G1uren rreues
9eben Iprobt a1s oem SdoB Ser gr=
Sc uno Der7pridt einen reiden grnte=
Iegen. Wer forurte beim Mnblif oie=
fer ne,1ermuften Nat11r iid fro1nmen
@e0o1rfen uno Ser gbrfurht Dor iener
b0hlten Moht perihlieBen, Sic bteles
holbe @uroer aniGbrlih mieOer Dor
unleren ltal1nenoen Nugen erifeben
Idbt! gg 1T cine S1terpre0igt bon
eir6ringli6 iiberae1gen6er gegeiite=
rung, Sic uns Sic Ratur iebt balf,
Tie Deh ole ldngif bergeiienen @e=
fiible in unieren Ser5en un6 laBt uns
erfenre11, Die beiIig unb erbdben Ser
Muferitebungsgebmfe 1T @iirflidfeit
lit.
NfIidten un6 5orgen, mogen tie
nod 10 if1per unb 6riiden6 auf uns
Iaifen, iin6 boh notbuenoig, I'M uns
Dor SberF IdhIidfeit unb Dor etner
an5u ~gennBfroben Muffaliung oes
Goleing SIT %bemabren. sic onein
idarfen Sen glif m1h fir bas 2efo
6es Nebenmenihen, lie meden Dos
Mitlei0 unb f0rbern Sic g~eddifenliebe.
9unn bra11hen mir 0od auf BEG 2e=
be1rs Treu6en niht SIT per5iften =
I'M @egentheiI - gero6e mer 6urd
cine borte, ernite Sdule gegangen tit,
miro Iih reirter un6 tiefer fIr GILES
@h0ne un6 Cole begeiifern nro ben
MQtog NIT penig ST. idmiiden perlte=
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08
3meierlei-

Ser 2onbener 5imes tit bon elnem
SEM fran50iiiden Seer 5%ugetbeilten
0ffi5ier Elm Brief 5ugegongen, Surd
Sen Elm ausgeiproden peilimiifilfer
Son gebt. Sic 9offnung, oaB Die
Maiierten iiegen mur0en, bot Der
gdreiber oes griefes %allerbing5 nod
nift al1fgegeben, uber CT maht Die
Soffn11ng auf gieg BON 10 manderlei
@enn uno Mber %abbdngig, baB lie auf
lebr i6maden 5iiBen itebt. 3peier-
lei befummert i'm: bie Mieoerge=
ldlagenbeit bes fran5oiii6en @olfes
un6 Sic u%nfdbigfeit 0es engliihen
9olfes, SEN gan5en grnlf Ser Sage
gu begreifen. gs lei unbe0ingt mo-
tbig, SEN &rieg m0glidif raid gu be-
en6igen, oumit 6ranfreid nidt boil
LENDS mutblos tperbe. 0as Jet aber
nidt moglih, menn 6os englilde 8olf
in ieiner @eiammtbeit m ietner
@leidgiiltigfeit perbarren un6 ote
englilfe Mrbeiteridaft fortfabre,
ser Megierung megen Ser be-
n0tbigten Munition Gorge at
bereitpn, li6 Sic Meigung gu
i~treife11 nift obgem0bne unb IN
poaem nmfange lire Nflidt tble. Mn
Sic Wf0glidfeh, 3eutidlanb anS5u=
bungern ober m~irtbldaftlid labm 5u
legen, CLAUDE er nidt. Ser &rieg mill
lie I'M Iel6e entidie0en meroen. 3a=
fir gebroude man gol6ater un6
Munition.
uSn Tronfreid 6auert Sic ummal=
5u1tg Ser @erbdltnilie Nun idon ieit
lehs Monuten an" ihreibt 6ieier
englilde Offi5ier. uMues, mas mon
DOM fran8oiiihen Sanbel un6 BON
Ser fran50iiihen Sn6uifrie iagen
fam, tit, oaB iie nod eriitieren. Mae
nl1r benfbaren Mnitrengl1ngen tperoen
gemodt, Inn Muftrdge 5u erhalten
u116 Defenders Sic neutrulen &unben
niht at berlieren. Mber Ste SdfDie=
rigfeiten iinb iebr groBe, unb 5par
niht aqein neil es feline Mrbett gibt,
lor6ern a11f neil Ser Srunsport Diel
at miiniden iibrig IdBt. Sic 9orfer
liegen 00e ur6 perlaiIen % unb ner-
Sen MIR mod BON BEN aQeraltelten
EerIonelt berpobnt.. 911rh Ste Mn=
puiiung an bie r1el1en @erbdltniIie ba-
ben Sic Iran5oien einen anberen
gborofter befommen. Sic iino ein
mortfarges 8olf gerpor6en, geben ouf
gefrage11 MIR gerabe Sic notbig1te
Musfunft un6 menben ii9 gleia tDie=
Ser ibren geidaftignngen 5n. Hno
man biI6e fid nidt Elm, oak oieier
9ruf nidt idtper o1f ibnen laltet.
sebr beiddftigt Tie Ser @e0anfe, pie=
piel bon bem Musfon 6ieies Sahres
nud5nbolen fem miro. sic iinb iid
betpuBt, ie lGnger sic 2dbmung bes
SonoeIs oorert, 6efto idmieriger miro
Ser Muf1ftpung iein. rnb Ser 8e=
oanfe: v@ie lange noh?" brdngt ltd
anen auf, a1th no er 1tidt IN Worte
gefleibet miro"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08
9te gerliner Gtabtbermaltnng fat

beidIoiien, fiinf3ig @eiQionen Mort
fir Sic Mnloge 11erer &arfs auf5u>
men6en. 0os tit 6osielbe Berlin, bon
oem amerifoniide glatter i9on Dor
Monoten gen1eIbet baben, es ftebe I'M,
mitteIbor Dor oem ga1ferott. Sabe
fem @elo un6 babe feline 2ebensmit=
tel, Inn feline bungrige gepolfernng
au fuittern. so miro cine 2ige mad
Ser onoern obgetban, un6 oas gnoe
nit sdreden fommt Fir sic 2igner
thinner ndber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08
Die nrut(hf Trau>

@enu nber mir sic %gplbeneu sterne glan5em,
@enn mid bas Sd,peigen filler Nadt nmmetbt,
9ann min mein Ser5 Sein lie6es Bib nn1fransen,
9as felt in meiner 8rnit e~rrldbtet itebt.
Sum nil nid]t a1eS mebr benz Sag %geblbren,
1tnb ieiner Nflidten %eberne1n Vebot,
Stun Sarf i5 itil in mir bte Jla1nmte iduren,
Die belig mir int t~iefitem SSanern Loft.
Mun Jeff i) bid! ee6, mie in tremen1 @alten
Sic sarte 6anb iid nnablaiiig 11ibt,
9as traute 6ein mir rebltd at %erbalten,
9ariuue, meines 9ebcns Slid erblnbt.
I'D ie6e bid), bein %mutbiges Beginner,
@ie ot bein 6er5 nit NUT gen SdlGgen 5tutngi,
@te bm nit itarfem @eiit uno u6ne Stnnen
Sem @aterlanb bein M1utterDpfer brtngft.
ed lebe bidj, 1uie bH nit treue,n Sorgen
Sic 6an6 s,tnt erniten 2iehesiperfe bebit,
Sd 1peif es ia, ,pie ielig Ser %geborgen,
Sir SEN ou beinen Sag Ser Sreme lebit.
Sd iebe bi6, mie bm nit eiebesuorten
9ie sdatten mander %freutocn Surge flarit,
%ecSnbeiIen bm bon beincs 9er5ens Efurten
stiQ bmlben0 ste %gebeimen Sdmersen ,uebrf.
sp ieg i5 in filler Critic &lei0e,
9m bemtide Sran! 11n0 tb bin itols %oaranf!
Tins hetemb falt' ia 1nei,,e SanOe beibe
1lnb itibe lie auf meines Sduertes &nauf:
Sic 1uir seq &rieges miloe Sbnten fedten,
6err, mill in 6nlS anf 1tnTre @afen idan'n
limb mag als pberi ties ppn 9eutidlanbs Gebteu
Die refine Cite 1nirer 6emtiden %syran'n!
Ser bu Sic @elt I'M Sturn1e laIeit beben
11nb Sbrpne ~itiir5ft, @err, ,upQe unperiebrt
SSn ibrer &einbeit Strait Die 4Tpne geben
Sen beutiden Trauen nnb aen1 oemtiden @dtuert!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08

Sic Mii6len Ser @eredtigfeit, tn
neIden gngIonbs Seeberridaff
lamgim, aber iiher aerrieben miro,
limo @aI1ermiblen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-08

GnIb Gprina Bier
Gin adtes 2agerbier.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-10
MAXWELL STANDING THE TEST.
This Car Has Travelled Nearly q
Thousand Miles.

The Maxwell twenty-five" is stand
ing the test better than was expected
at first. Up to yesterday the car had
travelled 1855 miles since last sun
day and had used but 411-4 gallons
of gas and used less than one quart
of oil for the first 700 miles.
In an attempt to get in the 1,2oo-
mile test before Sunday at midnight,
H. B. Leary. jr., loaned the Maxwell
twenty-five" to two knights of the
grip"J. Harry King. of the w. n.
Clark Fruit Company. of Rochester.
N Y, and H. L. Golladay. of the A.
Colburne mustard and spice company,
or Philadelphia, who Travelled over lo9
miles with the car yesterday on seven
and a half gallons of gas.
These agents started at $50 o'clock
in the morning and visited Rockville.
Gaithersburg, Cedar Grove. Damascus.
Ridgeville, New Market. Frederick,
Middletown, Boonesboro, Funkstow n.
and Hagerstown and back TO this city,
when the car was turned over to Mr..
Leary. jr. 1t then was put in service
by the Potomac Electric Power Com
pany. and will be used all night in its
night service.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-10
COTTON MARKETS.

Neg Yotk. April IA rally Il - points d
ID psr bale IN pstrsct quotations during Ii
late trading today was . sharp reminder to TIKI
bar cuntinssnt that whils there may b IN abun
dancs of cuttna in sight and vt to oums fsun
fa.nss hsdses sailing contracts arc nov in pasu
full supply.
Tho reason given for the buying movement a
nrst vas . Warrington rumor that peacs ueg6
uAtous vere pending. InamucA - the rumoa
had mot rsached Liverpool 1t II o'ciock New Yort
ume WHEN that market closed for the day With
los Of = per bale in valus q spot cotton and
decline q q Dor bale in contacts. the re
port was not taken seriously. but the market con-
dnued its advance.
About this time the worlds splnness takings
Tor the week Of American cotton were announced
At NsN bales compared with al 900 bales for
volume OF spinner taking was expected and q
continuanes for he remainder Of the season must
follow In some ncA percentage, the shorts were
excited and the buying movement vas sustained
to the close. which vas finn with 81 per bale
advance for the day.
1t might be well to point out Is . matter
q Moor gossip that very early in the day. BE-
ioro the peace r,msrs and the SINNER taiins. sp
peared - market influences, opinions were in cir
culation backed BY buying orders selecting today
low price day and . good time to buy
cotton.
Another acreage estimate appeared today from
trade paper which shows . reduction OF lss
per cent In acreage. This shows increase acreage
intention on the part Of Southern planters IS
compared with earlier views.
Export clearances continue mail. foday's total
was 7,69 bales. nearly all for Great Britain So
for this season Sf2. 367 bales have gone abroad
compared with 7.S2fso bales last year.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-10
JUAREZ RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Fire furlonrs. Trulane 10
Clark, to J. even. l to 2. won: Charles Goetz
liz CHowardl. to ]. even. to 2. second: Pink
land. 10 Nolesworth). 10 to l. to l, to !
Maere Amusement. Round Up. Greenbrae. Be
lieye Ne, Ed G. and Ruby also ran
SECOND RACE-Fiye and one-hah furiongs
Noble Grand. ia jackson. to !, Z to ). TO s.
won; Regards los tStirling,. 10 to l. u to |.
to l. second: Tempest 100 (shilling). to l. to 5
to s. third. Time 1875. Eva Padwick. Kitty
stanfeld. Polls. Dr. Neufer. Eye White. Capt.
Lindsey and Ella Ran also ran.
THIRD RACE-One mile Commendaton lct
CLARK. to l. to s. to ). won; Marshal Thigh
man. 10 Jacksonl. to !. to l. to S. second
Petit Bleu 81 HAYS. 10 to l. to !. To !, third.
Mint. Thomas Hare. Hester. Flying and Henry
WaIbank also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Seren furlongs. John ReaTdcn.
IL tShllns) to =. 10 ? out. won: Poute-
tract 81 (Morys). 6 10 ]. 70 !. to ). second
Hard Ball, 100 Ciarnerl. tn J.. to 5. to 5.
Executor and Rash also
FIFTH RACE-Five furiongs. Charity Ward. TO
iMcCabeD. } to |, even. TO :, won: sniders Best.
loI tShillingl. To !. even. to :, second; John
Stohn, 81 Gamer. . to !. to 10 l to }. third.
Time. 49, Make Good. vests. Rag and Ida
Pinack also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Five and one-half furonss.
Azurea, los (Iolcsworthl to l, to l. even. won
Augustus Heinze Zoe Roland. 10 To !. to l.
2 to l. second: Miss Chaucer los tMcCabs', To /,
: TO !. even, third Time. 1893 Big LumaT.
Hinata Haywood. Doc Allen, Marsand and Yuba
also
SEVENTH RACE-one nile Coucha. g
lStirling). to /. to l, even. woi Prince Conrad.
lb tShillinel to ], to s. to 2. second: Spindle,
40 fRobbinsl. 10 to l. to !, to !, third. Time,
% rs Single Toe Black Mate. Mary Emily.
Sharper knight, Swede Sam and Melts also ran
The Washington herald., 1915-04-10
BROOKLANDERS MEET
WEST VIRGINIA NINE
Catholic U. Plays University Team
Today-Barren and johnson to
Do the Hurting.

The Brooklanders will cross bats
with the University of West Virginia
today at $3.50 p. m. on Brookland
Field.
This should be an interesting con-
test, as the West Virginia boys are
out to win and will put their best
team in the field for this battle.
The university boys will have Bar
rem on the mound, and he will be re-
membered here, as at one time he was
on the Nationals pitching staff for a
few days. Either Don Johnson or
Frank Fahey will do the hurting for
Moran'S charges.
Dick Woodward, who is umpiring all
the games at the Catholic University
TINS season, will handle the indica-
tor. Woodward has shown he ranks
among the best umpires in the South.
and has given satisfaction in all
games in which he has officiated.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-10
WILLARD SDESTEPS
ORIOLE FIGHT FANS
Leaves Train at Side Station and l.
Hurried Away in an
Automobile.


Baltimore, Nd. April s-Because he
wanted to dodge some moving picture
people Jess Willard. the new champion
heavyweight of the world, also lodged
a big mob Of fight fans at Union Station
shortly before o'clock this afternoon.
The Florida special was over two hours
late. but this did not deter the crowd.
which grew in numbers as the minutes
sped by. Finally when the train did pull
in it received an enthusiastic sreetlhg
from the crowd.
The passengers from the express came
upstairs and joined in the crowd 70
watch the champion step forth. ihey
had no other alternative. for they round
themselves hemmed in on all sides py
yelling mob of fight fans.
The last man came up the steps ana
still no Willard. Then slowly but surely
the fact dawned upon the waiting MOB
that the new champion had put one over
on them. He had walked back and gone
up the st. Paul street steps. where ms
party quickly jumped into waiting autos
and were whisked down to the beNe-
dere. TT.
willard carries his laurels lightly. He
is cheerful and looks forward with pieas-
ure to his platform engagements:
Tonight Willard gave an exhioition at
the Lyric, which was damned.
The champion will leave the city at l
o'clock tomorrow morning in a special
car on the Pennsylvania Railroad lot
New York City. Upon arriving at TINS
destination, however. he will double PACK
to philadelphia, where he is scheduieo
to give an exhibition tomorrow afternoon.
Later in the day he will go to New YORK
City and show himself at night at the
St Nicholas Rink Wizards reason Tor
not stopping in New York Is to permit
him to get some sleep.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-10
TOM DUCHESNE WILL
MEET JOE TURNER
Call River Grappler to Wrestle Mid
dle-weight Champion at Gayety
Wednesday Night.

Joe Turner, the middle weight cham
. pion. has accepted Tom Duchesne's
challenge, and Manager Peck will
stage the bout at the Gayety Wednes-
day night, April IA. heavy purse
has been posted. winner to take all,
and a fast bout is anticipated.
Duchesne. having won the welter-
weight championship title in London.
England, some few years ago and now
holder of the Lord Lonsdale belt, will
be remembered by all the wrestling
fans as being one of the fastest Crap
piers that ever appeared at the Gay
ETY.. having defeated Sam Anderson in
two straight falls in his last match
here in Washington.
Duchesne makes his home in Fall
River. Mass. and is now in the mid
dle-weight class. weighing in at 1856
pounds.
telegram received from Houston,
Tex, states that Joe Turner will ar
rive in Washington Tuesday night.
and will be ready for the Fall River
boy.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-10

suns ponneH ". Brewer ~. Bauer e. Brisson
~. DauShton t3. Shipey Fitzgerald wenzel
Mitchell Earned runs-Alexandria, ]; Strayer's 10
flst base by erros-Alexandria. ): Strsyer's, s.
Left on hases-Ale1andria 4: strsyer's 6. First
bass on halls-Of Cantwel. 4: of Nolan, l: OF
Nulls. 6. Innings pitched-By CsntueIl S; by
Nolan, s: bv Nuls. {? Hits made-Of Nolan. 2.
on Nulls 20. Struck out-By Cantwel, 6: by
Nolan. 4: BY Nuls. T. Home rIn-FGtzxerald Two
base hits-Grisson ~. oDonnell Bsuer, Dauehton
o. Sacrifice hits-Nulls. keene Stolen bsses-
Brewer e.. o'Donnell tcl. Grsson (2l. Daughtou
'2l. Wenzel t2l. keene Hit by pitcher-By Cant
well WenzelD; by Nulls Breuer). Umpirs-Mr.
Modem. Time Of game-l hour and 50 minutes
The Washington herald., 1915-04-10
TWO GAMES CANCELLED.
HiIItoppers Not to Play W. &
and Western Maryland. !"

Graduate Manager of Athletics Charley Cox, OF
Geo1getown University. announced last night that
the games with Washington and Lee and Western
Maryland on May and ls. respectively. have been
cancelled.
Georgetown cancelled the Washington and Lee
game on account Of spring examinations. while
the western Maryland game called of by the
MaryIanders. An effort will be made to schedule
some other team for this date
The Washington herald., 1915-04-10
LINCOLNS WIN AGAIN.
CIubmen Trim Western High In
Good Game, q to

In game replete with sensational
fielding and batting. the Lincoln A. c.
triumphed over the Western High School
nine yesterday on the Rosedale diamond
by to score.
Ray Bischoff pitched mastery ball for
the clubmen. his work in the pnches
being especially brilliant. He was sup
ported by Danny Hurd behind the bat
in fine style
'Speck" Watson lead both teams in
hitting, connecting for a double and two
singles. Ray Bischoff and Palmer Stearns
The Washington herald., 1915-04-10
SIRAYERS WIN FIRST,
Business College Team Beats Alex
andria High by 10 to 2.

The Strayer's Business College opened
its long schedule yesterday by defeating
Alexandria High School l6 to .. The
game was featured by the superb twirl-
ing OF Cantwell and Nolan and the heavy
hitting OF the winners. Strayer's will
play Bliss Electrical School at Walter
fced Hospital grounds Saturday at 4:SO
O'clock Score.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-10

Runs-McCsrhy. Watson. Neilsou Carter, Biscll-
on C2l. Marsm. Stearns. Whelchel. Left on bases
Lincoln, g. Western. Z. First base on bails-Of
Blschcf, l. Struck out-By Bischof T. Home
r1Ins-B iscitof. Stearns. Threebase hits-Cartrr
Whelchel, MaIsm. Twobase hits-Neilsou Howard
Watsn. Sacrifice hits-Peyton. Mccarthy Stolen
haaes-Peyton te). Mccarthy Watson t.. Double
play-Bischon to Zupnik tlnassistedl. Umpire-Mr
Teuney. Time Of gameI hour and 50 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1915-04-10
SPECIAL NOTICES,

HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND PERSONAL PROP
erty stored in the following names will be sold for
charges April .. 1915. at 30 o'clock at lIO ST.
NV: Z. J. Braswell Bennetta Craig. James 8. or
Belle VI. Kerr. Jennie Saunders. Mrs. Ida L..
Shields A. w. Wilkinson. FIDELITY STORAGE
COMPANY