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F. w. RUBEN ISSUES CALL.
4. 4. Z. Committee VIII Meet
", r, Uumphrcy sunday Morning.

Frederick W Ruben. chairman of III"
\. \. L championship committee. Is.
sued a call yesterday for meeting ~
his committee next sunday morning A.
me New York Athletic club The meet
ing was originally called for last ovc-
Ming, but was postponed so that Will
lam + Humphrey, chairman ~ the
exposition managing mmiitee. VINO -
due To arrive here from san Francisco
on SATURDAY.. can attend The most I'M
yortant matter % he determines at this
meeting is the amount each 'ryout win
rer vii, be allowed toward his expenses
20 san Francisco 70 tax" part in the
turinr and senior track and field cham
pa ushps OF the \ \. I In connection
with the exposition on August and :.
II is ais expected that something
definite wil' he decided regarding tho
team Of swimmers which will he sent
- san Francisco 20 compel" IN 'he \.
\ l.. and exposition swimming cham
porshlps from July - To "a.
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CHICAGO. June s.--The Giants. show
ing continuance OF their disposition to
smite the ball. added another victory 20
their list here this afternoon when they
tramplcd over the Cubs in the final game
OF the series, The score was to 3.
The victory was noteworthy in more
ways than one. for 1t enabled the Polo
Crounders to emerge from the cellar. as
TIE Reds lost TO the Braves. Incident
ally the New Workers made II two out
~ three here.
Jimmy Lavender. who used 70 he quite
o stumbling block for the Giants. failed
u.;ery to-day. By the time Roger Bres-
.dhau relieved him in the seventh TO
"a he way for a pinch hitter the Giants
nal put the game on ice. The Giants
3D. . him hard. and the major portion OF
thcir HIS came when they were needed
most. RUDE Marquard. McGraw's most
consistent winning pitcher TO date. held
TIE Cubs in check throughout. The
JG1s got only six hits of him.
he Giants fielding was tirst class. ee-
A.. It short while Fletcher is laid up with
a spiked leg. Brainard mad a busy day.
IT. had eight chances and didn't slip
or one.
The first inning threatened trouble.
hat the clouds soon passed over Hits
bs SnodSrass. L0bert and Doyle jamms d
tHe sacks. \ play on Burns caused ox-
element He shot a fast one to Phclan,
VINO made n quick high throw to saler.
o. tn called him safe. Bresnahan rushed
o,t on The field and protested. A. the
same time McG;raw took a hand in the
argument.
The tw1 leaders ard the umpires
anglcd for quite n spell and when II
VS. all over McGraw was the loser o:
t,c argument, for Byron reversed the
d. sion Mcriraw didn't kick too strenu-
rusiy. for he walked peacefully off th.'
iC'd, but only after Byron pulled out
u watch McGraw must have been
; SIZED. for Snodgrass had scored be-
fee the wrangle came up.
Merkles double and Brainard's single
fourth II the following inning Doyle
,rsled and came home when Burns
f-ubled. \ long So gle 70 centre by
EChertson drove Burns over. In the
sl>th Brainard got To third as the result
81 his hit. Marquard's sacrifice and a
r'oien base. and strolled in when Snod-
grass singled
StanaridCc. who succeeded Lavender
proved easy picking He walked Meyers
rrd Brarlrd. Tho bases became
'iogged when Staudr.dgc failed 10 get
Murray ~ third on Marqua rd's fielder
6uo.oe. MURRAY was batting for Ney ers
Murray was Killed of a. the plate on
udgraSS's tap to Fisher but Lober'
'..iged the sacks when h" trpleh
rnyle'S hit scored Lonort and Larry
ra. as far as third when Good kicked
g.. but was left there. for both Burns
ma Robertson were retired easily
Marquard didu't le' y cub reach third
uitl the sixth. \ force play on Fisher
:. ! knIsely's double gave the Cubs their
/, run rhcldn trIp'cd in the seventh
VII two out, hg, vas left stranded
,'ter two we're down I'm the ninth Mar
Guard hit Williams on the wrist and no
h.d to retire. BresnaGan sent in Nc
Larry 10 run for him. He scored when
Nrcher hit the bah into the lef. field
stands for n homer. The score
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nasebail To-day, $3.50 r., ". Ny. Amsri-
w. 'hicago' Polo Grounds Adm, soc
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TichbOrne Fails to Pass His
Exams and Gloom Rcigns
in New York Camp.
"MY LAST YEAR"-RICE

PorGHKErPsiE, June s-Columbias =
aspirations to retain the intercollegiate
rowing championship received blow
to-day from which recovery may be Inn
possible. Red Tichborne. No. In the
varsity she'll, was notified by the fac
ulty that he s ineligible for athletics
for having failed in several OF hts rnal
examinations. In fact he was ineligible
before the squad left the lower Hudson
for here, but 10y n mistake OF the regis
trars office he was allowed to accom-
pany the Blue and White squad. He
left for Camp Columbia, the engineering
summer school In Connecticut, tonight.
The news so completely upset the
camp that Coach Jim Rice ordered the
men to take a nike over the mountains
this morning instead Of "A row on the
river In the afternoon he sent all the
crews up river TO the Esopus Island for
a ten mile row. The varsity was rear
ranged, Cronenherg going In at No.
and Manner taking the latter's seat n:
No. 5 Rice said the new combination
was by no means permanent.
II have no fault TO fnd with the fac
ulty for ordering Tichborne home,'' said
Coach Rice. "Tichborne should have
passed his exams had intended to
shake UP the varsity. but this loss does
It for me. I don't know who Is more
downcast, the squad or myself. Win or
lose. II probably will be my last year a,
Columbia"
Coach Rice received word from Nor
ton @. Bogue, graduate director OF row.
ing. that he had written TO tho Hudson
Steamboat Company asking Il 10 SLOW
down It's big steamers when passing the
Columbia blthhouse. Sunday the swells
OF the Trojan smashed the float and a
Tubing boat
Pennsylvania will detra'n tomorrow
The Quakera will boat their loud clat-
tering English thole pinned shells by
nightfall syracuse Is expected at its
new quarters adjoining Pennsylvania to-
morrow
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To-day's Schedule.
Chicago In New York
St Louis IN Washington.
cleveland in Philadelphia
Detroit in Boston.
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A. Richmond.

A. Richmond.
RHE z.
Providence. cas- 0 0 ! Ill -
Richmond. 900 % .
Ba''eris.--Provid.ncs. Cooper and Casey.
Rich rroni. Russell. S'rrz-r ana Schaufels
At EOchester.
RHE
Toronto Il. LD...oOlOlo
Eorhes'e- II H. o 0 0 o . \ = o o. 4
Rl''s-ies--ilqur ani Korh-r. Husrks
and Williams
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once. and ne didn't hit
MAYS SETS FATAL EXAMPLE.
Pitchers Error starts Trouble and
white soS Beat Red.

RosroS, June s.-Errors caused the
Red Sox 70 lose to-day's game 10 Chi
cago. score to 3. Mays threw Wild TO
Gardner in the seventh. a useless play.
and Roth scored. Lewis then threw the
ball over Thomas's head and Schalk
scored These runs tied the game. In
the Tex. session pass to t. Collins, a
wild throw 10 Hoblitzel by Mays. an out
at first and ]. Colins's single put the
winning run over. The score:
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SHIFT OF BATTING ORDER
BRINGS SHIFT IN RESULT
Yankees Right About Face and Tramp on Tigers, Who
Had Hounded Their Steps for Stretch of Five Games
Caldwell Gets Revenge on Dubuc.

Detroits defeat by the Yankees yes
terdsy cost that team first place. The
White Sox won In Boston and are out
in front again. The Browns took sixth
place from the Clevelands. While the
former were winning In Philadelphia
the latter were losing In Washington.
Yesterdsy's Results.
New York. T. Detroit 1.
Chicago. 4. Boston. 3.
Washington 2; Cleveland. q
ST. Louis, I; Philadelphia, T.
Detailed standing ~ the clubs
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COLLEGE BOY TOO NERVOUS.
Lear Fans Twice and Makes Two
Errors, Yet Athletics Win.

PHILADELFIIiA, June s-The Athletics
took the final game from the Browns
to-day by . to .. Rress.er would have
earned shutout had IL not been for
mum by Lear. the Villa Nova COL
loce lad. He was playing his first
game, but was 50 nervous he was taken
out in the sixth. after striking out
twice and making two errors The
score:
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4 CONQUERING CUBS
4 FROM CELLAR BY 4
GIANTS JUMP UP 4
Reds Drop Down TO Basement
Lavender Clouted; Mar
guard Effective.
BRAINARD FIELDS LIKE
FLETCHER AT HIS BEST

By heating the Cubs yesterday the
Giants shook themselves free from last
place They won two out of three In
Chicago Tho Reds, who lost 70 the
Braves. are in last place. There were
no other changes hut tho race tight
eued. Tho ph.iiies gained on the cubs
by beating the Cardinals The Brook
lyns beat the Pirates. with whom they
got an even break.
yr-t-riay's Results.
Nev York 2 chicago. 4
Brooklyn, 4. Pt'tshurg 2.
Boston. 4. cincinnati. T.
Thiladc'phia, . St Louis. 4
Detailed standing Of the Clubs.
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sCEMUTz sUBDUEs SHELTERS.
After wiitsc IL Hurt Newark Hts
Ring with Much Gusto.

NEWARK. June s--Charlie Schmutx
had everything when he faced the Skeet-
ers here to-day. and Newark won. score
to . After tho second inning he
hold the Pests helpless Hooks Wil'se
was hit on the pitching arm by
pitched ball In the nth inning. called
on Bruck 20 run FOR hin. and % course
left the game. Jimmy Ring relieved him
and was MT hard The score
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Rune - Louis. Ro-'her Long Hyatt
Berzel Philadelphia. Becker. .; Crsvath. No
hon WrIser TAO base hits Bei1el Griuer
Cravath Three ha.r hlr-t.pderu. Sacrl in .
ht-Mlcr stolen bases Rs her. Long.
Becker. Nlehnn Douhie piays-Miler But.
lor and Hyatt: Butler. Miller and Hyait
Bancroft and Ludcrus H, by pitched ball
By Mayer Long, B7sos on balls or Griuer.
{; of Maver :. Of sallec. struck out.
By Mayer. .. hy Griuer .: by Salee
Tmpires QuiElcy and Eason Time. hours
and "a minutes
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WORCESTER. Mass, June s.-Superh
pitching by Johnson enabled the Am
herst Agg!cs to defeat Worcester Tech
To | on Alumni! Field to-day. John
son held the engineers to Sour scratch
hits and famed fifteen, The score;
II. II T.
Worcester Tech. 0l 90 0 q O-l
Batteries-Johnson and Brooks. Luce
and
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CLEVELAND A FALSE ALARM.
scares Senators with Two RIMS In
Ninth, hut Loses. 2 to 2.

wAsHINGToS, June s-Washngton
won tho final game OF the Cleveland
series hcre this afternoon. 70 .. by
hitting COumbe hard In spots, lntil the
ninth Ayers was a complete puzzle. but
IN the final inning the visitors threw n
scare into the local crowd by punching
triple and two singles and scoring
two runs The score:
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Creates New Course Record.

DrrAwASSA, y. J. juno s-Mr. RI
Smalley OF Rutherford SET rev
woneas record on the Inks o. "a
Noun'akah Country Club to-day r.
played the course IN -. TIE r-.y Is
record was 50. made hy Mss i"a- 2
Fyde IN 1915. Mrs .Sma,,4y. who ONE.
from the West has done vel au sa,.o-
and she may eu'er the national ham.
n'orsh'N. Her card
SIS a.s,-c
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LUDERUS A DEMON WITH BAT.
Drives I'm Winning Run and Also
Two Early Ones for PhiIIi~s.

ST. LOWS. June s-Luderus batted
the Ph'lles into 5 TO victory over
the Cardinals to-day. He tr.pled In
the second. sending home two runs. and
IN the eighth. with the score tied he
singled. putting Becker across with the
winning run. The score
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RUM 81 LOnIs Sh0it0n AustIn, phila-
delph,a. Oldr,ug, Mclnns Malone. Bre..ler.
Hrs-or Hamilton. . IN SIX aui one.
third innings: OF rrrryman. none IN two.
third innings; OF Loudsrmlk 2 in one
inning Runs earned Philadelphia, O.. 81.
Ious, ! Two hase ht u. Walsh. sacri
ne his-Barry, Kopf, Agnew stolen bases
Shotton. .: Austin Three base ht-Pratt.
Left on hases philadelphia. :: ST Lous II.
Struck ont BY Brcsscr. 4. hy Hamilton 4:
hv Loudcrmilk. o First base on errors
Phlladcphia. .. St. Louis / First base on
allcd balls on Brcssler ?: off Hamilton. /:
on Loudermilk HI, by pitched hal by
Brcssler Austin. by Hamilton ORressleri
Wild pitch-Perryman. Impircs -Dinocn and
Nalln Time hours and Is minutes
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PAIR OF BRAVES COOPERATE.
'athrr's Pinch hit md Thrilling
Catch by Moran Rent Reds.

CfNcISSATI, Juno S-Ca'her's pinch
HIT IN the ninth. scoring Red Smith.
broke up n hotly contested game here
to-day. which Rnstou won I 70 2 Mo-
rams sensational. running catch OF
Clarkes liner in tho ninth saved tie
game for Boston. The score.
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Baseball, Washington Park, $3.50 p. N,
to-day. Tip Tops vs.. Newark Feds-Adr,
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.no,'od for Whaling in tho ninth inning

'Blt'ed for Whaling In tho ninth inning
'Ra'ted for Leach IN the eighth inning
Boston ............... q I.
Cincinna'i ............. O %
Runs -Cincinnati-Kllrter wtngo. Twom.
hly, Boston-Morau, Fitzpatrick, Connolly
smith Two base hlt MAGE Three base
hlt Klllicr Double plays Smith ana
schmidt, Moran and schmidt. Hcr7og aud
M0llwls, . Struck out BY Schneider 2, hy
OF Schneider. 3; ON BENTON. >; of Rudolph.
.. rmprcs Rlsler and Hart Time hour
and n mInIItns
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p.,r. u,,,,rorn-yirn Svaiua walsh
R-e6klyn- Mage Evars Myers . smith
ism on bases Baltimore. 9 Brooaiyn.
u,r,e run-suIth Two base HIT. Knahe
I,nd F'rsi base on halls-oN Bailey. g. of
iani,e struck out By Bailey. !. by La
N'te stolen has"- duncan kalH >Hrl
30 h,. svariua Doolan Double play'
Saacina and Doolau. Holt and Maze wa
ritch paicy H' hy nltrhed ball-By baIleS
,Nya-s Imnire IN chef Brennan Field
umn,re-Ftnnrran Tine hour ana IN min
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American Association.
AT INDIANAPOLiS

Kansas CITY. o00i n o.
indianapolis. 10 q 0 q u x-la q
batteries Allison. Ia'hrop anl Alex
nndcr, Tipp,n and Gossctt
At CLEVELAND.
Mllvaukc. q nlOi2o %
cleveland ...... o-5 Q 4
batteries -S.apn!cka and Hughes, Carter
and poNuEt
AT COLI-MBTS
- Paul ....... n A 0 %
Columbus ...... o o % Ks .
Batteric-- Sto"le and Glenn, scheme.
berg and coleman.
At LOUISVILLE
Minneapolis. n 90 .nsio "a /. -
Louisville. ..... q o q q u % : a
Batteries Harper and charity. Middle
ton, Taylor, Northrop and Crossin
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At Kansas city.
r II p


ST Louis ..... ~ v
Kansas tI,y O * b
Rat'orics Groom, watson and Harvey
Main and EA-'e-iy
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Totals ~ til 2
Tatted for Cnumhr

Runs Washington. Gandll. MORAN Me.
Bride Cleveland Wood. Graney. frst base
on errors-W aAhing ton, l.. Cleveland . Lett
on bases Washington .; Cleveland. & In.
muzs mtched by Colmhe, :, ny Jonc.
.: by Ayers {. Three base his Gandn
Wsmby. Mcbride Two hGsr NJ -n0rgar.
Sacr Ace hit-Moeller Sacrifice nv Henry.
Double play-Coumbe ana Wood Empires
Connolly and Chill Time hour 80 minutes
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Runs StPveus-IaegEli Memory, Farms
Inon Moymhan EArst base on balls Oh
Belloh, !: of Jcnl>ns, Struck out Ry
Rpllon -: ny Jenkins a stolen bases
Todd. Johnson Jaesgh. i Beaver. Sa,
hrc ht Houghton. Left on bases stevens
10. unlou {;
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n II f.
E,mira ...... q q q o.
Syracuse. q o o ~ 10
Batteries E'mira. -CAporo' Nicholson
and Ritter, Syrarusc-tornWc and Tyler
AT SCRANTON,
Troy......... q q q o.
ScraU'on. o o . N y 10
Battcries--Troy- Buckl's and Fitzgerald.
Scranton-Hali ana Miller
AT UTICA.
r. II F..
Rtnrhamron. 0 u "a q n n D.
ltlCa ......... - . " - n
Batteries - BinghHmfou Sitton and
Peterson. Etica-Dhorlin and McDonough
AT WlLk SBARRE
r, II r.
Alhany...... o o 0 a o %
wilkesbarre.. % 20 x-slo
Batteries - Albany schmidt and
Clougher. Wilkesbarre-M McGiniey and
Giddo.
The sun., 1915-06-09

Jersey City In Newark
Providence IN Richmond.
Toronto In Rochester.
Montreal IN Buffalo.
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.lns- Brooklyn. o'Mara. Myer. DauN.r

Smith: Prttshurg Carey :. Hnchmsn
Three ha.e MT. .Ste7gei Ca-ey Baird sac.
ritcr hlts Mara. Myers. Johnston stolen
bases N~'a-'y Hinchmln :. Wagner Niox
Double plays o'Nara and Daubcrt: John.
s'nu lunissls,ed' Rase. on balls or smith.
!. on Pfefer. :. on NrQWl'an. ( Balk-
tQuillau. struck out By smith A. by
McQul,lan. I Umrires Ki-m and CockhiN
Time I hour AMI 0. minutes
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lANCAsrEr,. Pa. Juno 81 James
Sheckard, former star OF the Rrook,yn
and Chicago Nationals. has been signed
~ play ccntrereIn NJ the NountvilIe
''uo' ON" Of the strongest seml-pro
cams In Lancaster county.
The sun., 1915-06-09

Winston salem, I Greensboro, !
Ash"vi'le, :, Durham, = 80 iuringsl
Charlotte. \ Raleigh,
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Runs-Detroit veach New York Cook
pcokupaush, Sweeney. Caldwell First base
on errors Detroit, New York !. Ien
base on on Duhuc T. OF Caldueil. s
struck out-Ry Caldwell. = Three hase hit
Cook Two base hit H1rtzcl SaorIhce hit
Young stolen bases -Ps-'kInpaugh. Mai.
So Double play sweeney and Peckinpsugh
Wild pit, -Dubng. Umpire IN chief Hide
brand Field umpire o Loughhn Time /.
hours
The sun., 1915-06-09

Petersburg, .. Norfo X o
>ewnori \eNs 10 Suffolk
Rocky Mount. : Portsmouth. !
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New England League.

Oakland :, san Francisco, 8.
Venice, 2, Los Angeles l..
Portland, 4, Salt Lake. 2
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Augusta, ., Charleston. q.
columbia, o.. savannah.
jacksonville T. Columbus. .,
Albany, .. Mt,un. 4
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
standing Of the Clubs.

Newark. :. Jersey CRY. 9
IrnNiiNurn. D.. Richmond. :.
Toronto. 3 Rochester. o.
M1r'r"a. 4 BInl.o. 2 t'nn innings).
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Waco. 6 san Antonio 2
dallas. !, Ga,Noston, o.
Reaumoui. :. ShrcNentrf
For ",r'E, {; Houston. ?.
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Memphis. :, Atlanta, /.
Little Rock, 3, New Orleans. l.
Chattanooga, 4 birmingham, O.
Nashville, 6; Mobile. ..
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FRED SMITHS SLAM
DOWNS BILL BAILEY
After Two Strikes He Fouls
OFF Three. Then Hits Homer
With Bases Packed.
SCORE BECOMES 5 TO 2


Brooklyn. S. Baltimore.
Kansas city. s, st. Louis. ].
standing 81 the Clubs.
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At Zoe hester.


Montr.,l.... ooioo IL 10
RIralo ..... a n . % II
Bat'-rie--Montretl. po~i and Hos .ey
Bun 40 CAV and Lalonge.
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All games postponed-Rain.
The sun., 1915-06-09
w estern IfaRuA,

wichita. II Omaha. o.
T. M"ll"s Wichita. 0 Cforfeited).
s"rrkh sioux city, /.
et' Joseph, 4. Denver, 2
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-13
LAST NOTE
 TO GERMANY

| wherein neutral ships have been warned to keep away can be made to operate as in any degree an abbrevia- tion of tile rights of either American lsnipmasters or American citizens bound on lawful errands as passen-
 gers in merchant ships of belligerent nationality. 1t does not understand the imperial government to question
 those rights. The United States, therefore, earnestly and solemnly re- news it's representations made May 13 Irelying upon the principles of human | ity, the universally recognized under standings of international law. and the ancient friendship of the German na tion to find the right solution.
 Closing the recitation of America's contentious, the note says;
 "The United States therefore deems lit reasonable to. expect the imperial German government to put into prac- tice the principles respecting the safe guarding of American lives and ships land again asks assurances that this be done."
 The United States tenders her good offices in any effort Germany might make to adjust the blockade and com merce war between that country and Great Britain in these words:
 "The United States is happy to ob-
 serve that your excellency's note closes with the intimation that the
 imperial German government is will
 ing, now as before to accept the good offices of the United States in an at tempt to come to an understanding. The government of the United States would consider 1t a privilege thus to serve it's friends and the world. It stands ready at any time to convey to any government in Europe any in timation or suggestion any other gov ernment may be willing to have it convey, and it cordially invites the i'm perial German government to make use of it's services in this way"
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-13
AT THE NEW EAGLE.

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The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-13

Large assortment of latest Viotoi Records and Victrolas received O. steamer La Touche. Lomen Bros.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-07-13
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Instructions in Driving.-Nome Gar age.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1915-09-15
Interstate Fair
Prove Big Success

Judging from the reports re-.
garding our Interstate Fair
Sept. 22-23- "a, the big attraction
promises to be one Of the great
est drawing cards for this Sec
tion of the country that has yet
been featured since t h e days
when the Milwaukee put the
iron rails across this great tract
| of land connecting Seattle with
Chicago in a direct line.
However, there is much hard
work ahead of us yet before the
fair is finally launched upon the
road to success.
Our farmers, as well as the
business men of Lennon, are
determined to work in harmony
with each other to the end that
an exhibit Will be staged here
second to none and counting up
on the many fine specimens of
stock and farm produce raised
here, we feel confident that nc
county fair will exceed ours in
any respect.
Many letters have been re-
ceived from outside parties, ask
ing definite details of the fair
system now underway, and to
all of these we have endeavored
to state the true facts just as we
find them. We will repeat, for
the benefit of some who have
previously written us upon this
subject, that all grains, grasses,
corn, garden stuff, ETC., exhibit.
ed at the Interstate fair this
wear. has all been raised in the
two Dakotas adjacent to Lem
mon, and it is not true that any
of this stuff has been shipped
here from any other state and
rated as our product. If any
are in doubt as to this, there are
plenty Of gardens where we
shall be pleased to take the par
ties so informed, and show them
the way it grows before being
put up for exhibition and see
ing is believing
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1915-09-15

Mr.. Finnegan. who was en-
ploved by Mr.. Derrick Of White
Butte was on his way from Mr..
Derick's place to the coal mine
for a load of coal and was in
the act Of crossing the track
when struck by the fast Milwau-
kee train. The unfortunate man
was thrown many feet and was
dead when picked up. The team
miraculously escaped injury. The
body of the dead man was pick
ed up by the train crew and
taken to Hettinger. where rela-
tives were notified and prepara.
tions made for burial.
No one seems to know Just
how the accident happened as
the railroad track is perfectly
clear for a mile or more at this
crossing and any one can see
an approaching train. 1t is be.
lieved that the engineer must
have thought that it was the
drivers intention to stop before
he reached the crossing and let
the train pass.
The Lemmon herald. (Lemmon, Perkins County, S.D.) 1912-1917, 1915-09-15
"A Texas Steer" At
Star Theatre Sunday

A five reel photo-play, featur-
ing Tyrone Power as "Maver-
ick Brander' entitled "A Texas
Steer will be presented at the
Star theatre on Sunday evening.
September 18th.
Fun and frolic in every foot
of five thousand feet of film.
Tyrone Power, who has sup
ported Sir Henry Irving, Mrs.
Fiske and other stage artists. is
happy in the character role of
Maverick Brander." Beautiful
scenery, talented acting and a
strong story. Admission Is and
rs cents.