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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-20
Kansas CITY 30: buffalo O-2.

Bnffalo, June H. Both Of today's
games developed into pitchers bat
ties, Henning taking the first for
Kansas CITY to 0, and Anderson
winning the second for Buffalo by the
same score. Easterly's single in the
fifth inning OF the first contest sent
home the only runs of the game
Seore-First game K. II. T..
Kansas city e.. 600 O20 000--2 1
Buffalo .... 600 600 600 o
Batteries. Henning and Easterly;
Ford and Allen.
ScOre--Second game: r. IT. T..
Kansas City 000 coo 000--0 1
Buffalo .. 100 col cox 3 0
Batteries Main Johnson and East
erly, Anderson and Blair
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-20

ends of today's double-heador for ST.
Louis
Score-First game, Z. II. r..
st. Louis ~ 100 102 000--6 II 3
Brooklyn 49,. 010 600 1902 3 1
Batteries: Plank ana Hartley; VIII
son and Land
Score--Second game r. II. r..
st. Louis ... 100 000 0i0--4 10 0
Brooklyn 49,. 200 600 600 Z 0
Batteries Crandall and Chapman;
LaFitte, Marion and Land,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-20

Baltimore, June 19.-Today's game
was played under protest by Balti-
more, Chicago winning to / The
protest was the result Of a play in
the opening inning when Umpire
tombstone permitted a Chicago play
er to 90 TO the bench direct from
third, then score after batter struck
out with the bases filled and one out.
The strike had gotten away from
Catcher owens, who recovered the
ball and threw 60 third, the Chicago
player running direct from the bench
TO the plate. He had gone to the
bench from, the field under the i'm
preston that he was forced
Score: II. H. r.
Chicago .... S11 101 1908 IA 1
Baltimore . 100 600 O00-1 8 .
Batteries Hendrix and Fischer;
Suggs, Bailey and owens
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-20

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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-20
n. Louis 0-l: Bropl1Iyn 30.

Brooklyn, June t9.--Timely hitting,
in which home run drives by Ernie
johnson counted heavily, won both
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-05
BON scitern madlntittag bis bents
iriib.

Seit SAluB Der &eOaftion am &C..
ltrigen gtodnittag bis gum beitigen
Moraen ,inb pon ocn ueridieoenen
S6arplaben oc3 gegcnudrtlgen
arieges piele iehr intcreliarlte gfah-
rid1ten eineetroffeu. Dor allem lit
ilt erlpdbneit, OaB man nun polle Si-
dlerbeit bot, oaB es elm oeliti1es
llnterieeboot mar. bas ben britiiben
0renbnougbt 6ornioa6Ie mlf Der
Sobe bon Yortsmoutb gum Sinfen
gebrabt bot. sln oas gerIiner Ofa=
rinean,t lit ndnilid fplgenoe ytel-
hitng cillgeIaufen: Gin oeittid}es
llnterieeboot bcrihtct nTittelit orabt-
Ioier 5eIesrapbie, baB es i'm aanoi
Don Slpmouth ons britiidlc krlega-
id)iff formidable nit 9orpeoos ail+
8egriffen rno 5rm SInfen gebrnd)f
bat. 9eim @erloiIen Oes Sdauplubes
Der Sat mnrbe cs bon britii6en 5or-
pebobooten perfolgt, enttam aber
unpericbrt." Gie britiihe glonlra-
Iit1t hattie li6 benl:ibt, Die Sade 10
Onr5ititelen. OILS iu1re Der 6ornll'
oa6le nilrdl 9lufitoBPn auf eine Vtt-
ne. alio iufGlie. jnm Siilfen ge'
braht morocn. @$ lit ocn @ngian'
bern INNER in bod)ltem @raoc nnnn-
genebn1 jugciteben i'll nil'lcn. Dab
oie mG6tiae. anae6lid aIle 0'eert
beherridenoc britiifc ;Slottc III ihrer
eiaenen 9aiis Dor oeil IelIti6cn litt
iider lit. 9fun miro lie iiber COS
3ngeitononis nidt l1rger binlpeg'
fonlmlen founen.
9tad lGngerer Tailie, DoDreno Der
Der oitlihe arieasifalplas olles SSIl.
tereiIe auf lid fou5entrierte. Denoet
lid, Nun aud, tpieoer Dem ipeitlid,en
ssrieasid)auplop ar0Beres Isntcreiie
III. 8eionbers cine Stclle illterei-
iiert iuieber itdrfer namlid Der 81.
ioB. Sdon ieit ciniaen Sagen sat-
TEN oie 6ranaoien bebouptet. baB es
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-05
aaiier @ilbelm beifllieft, sleid)-
falls 9riegsbrpt sn eiien.

@erIin, 5. 9ea. lleber Saag
uno 9onbon. aoiier @ilbelm bot
angeoronet, 6nB on5 iogennnnte
Sriegsbrut, auh 8rot st genannt,
MN niid ib1n uno ieiner lluge6rtng
ierpiert iperoe-
0os &riegsbrot beitebt oiis S5
Pro5ert Hoggennebl lmo 10 Bro
sent 9artoffeImebl. 0as gaden
ioIben 8rotes lit argeoronet NOR
oert, Inn Den 8orrat an Toggen Ian.
ger 5u erboIten. 8isber uar es pom
Tu6lifltm nidt germ 9efarft iporoen.
MN bofft man aber, onB 6as Bei-
ipieI bes Rniiers oas golf aneifern
tpiro. eIei6fnI1s &riegsbrot 3u eiien
Rio be Saneiro, 5. San. -
Ger oeittife Gantpfer SoIger bot
BEN Sofen BON Hernambuco beinIi6
nerlaiien, nafoein er lid 1pobri6ein-
lid nit @orrdten glit berichen hatte,
Inn lie oen nod in iiioamerifaniihen
8efpdiiern iDeiIenoell oelttihert
9riegsid)iffen 5u ii6erbringer. Die
brniilianiidle Reeierimg bot tpegen
Der beimliden abfo6rt oes SoIeer
DIE Sofenbcontten, 6ie niht itreng
genite ben 10 begongenen geiitrnli-
tdtsbriidl nerbinbert baben, ibres
glntes entiett. Iie bernntfportliden
9eamten tperoen ouh in cine 9is-
sipIinarunteriu4line ge5ogen tDer-
Sen.
8erIin, 5. San. .1leber Sdae
ini6 2onoon. Sn 9eontiportrlne ei-
nes 9teitinbrseliidfplnihes bes 0It.-
ung. Oberfommonoanten grjbersogs
,sriebrt9 telegrapbierte &aiier @il-
belm:
rMeine beiten 8iinihe fitr Cure
foiierlihe Sobeit uno S5bre tupferen
oit.-une. Sruppen, Die I'M abgelaufe.
nen Sabre einen uulpailoeIbaren
@eiIt Der aamer1eifoft gegeniiber
i1ren oeiiti6en 9unbesgenoiieu ee-
seigt babe1. gfit unieren oereinten
&r6ften ieeen mir ben auntpf fort
un6. Die Nugen auf 8ott seridtet,
weroen mir iieeen. Gin cntiheiOen-
her GrfoIg fir uniare geredte Sade
iuiro nift nuSbleiben."
2onoon. 3. San. Ger re6te
SIiigel Der SSran3oien iii bellte tperi-
ger oIs 80 Wfeilen pom Hbein emf
fernt. iroem er bic eIldiiiideOrtidaft
Steinbot halt, unS Die tooben iiio-
oitlih oanon einen Sfniiplas Der
beftigiten Sample oeSarieees 6il0en.
glit feinen anoeren Yuiifte Der
tpeitIifen Sront bot fh cine be.
oeiitenoere @erGnoeriing ergeben imb
Die beutieen 8erihte bonn 8riegs-
itdupIas bebnnoeln ueiitens Die In.
CUNT oes @etters.
Su 9oIen mar tpetie Wediel In
Sen SteIlungen Der gingefnnenen
InS Der 0erteibiser. Die 9eastiden
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-05
Gnogiiltiqer Srm6 er=
Uartet.
"Open Shop iln 6itliden
SbiD=Selb &C.
plant.
Observation-Disclosures mag ipl-
den SeidlnR failen.
Heifrige apnferen5 nit llnipn uer-
lief rcinltntlps.
Seibe Seiten blieben itnnobaft bci
Cfferte, reip. .SOrOernns.

GlepeIano, 3. San gbe
bcute moreen Die Gereinigilng Der
Nrubenbeiiser oes oitli6en Shio-
6eloes pieOer in Sielng trat, gaben
cinige Der 0iitglieoer ibrer glniid]t
9Iusorlld, baB Die $4,000 &oblen-
erdbe~ oie leit lestem 1. 9lpril ant
Ctr If iinb, balo @eIegenbeit erbal-
ten meroen, unter ropen ibop" 9e.
oingungen 5u Dem non Der @rliben.
arbeiter 8ereinigumg abgelebnten
Sobn-aontraft bon 44.61 Gents pro
5onne Die 9lrbeit mieoer nufsuneb-
men. SSic es id)eint, miro Die Nru-
bcnbeiiSer- -&ereinigun9 beldlleBeil,
ale llnterban0lungen init Der llniun
ein5Iiteaen. Gin 5Deiter 9ei1lub
Oiirite oabineeben, ben Streifern III
ia9en, oaB iie alis ben 9auiern Der
6rubengeieai9aften eetuieien mer
ocn miir0en, neil iie ieit Streir
bcgiin Die Wtiete nif]t be3abIt bdt-
zen. S2Sbr 8erbleiben in ben 61u-
iern ioa einfat) bon Der 9lnnnbne
Der 9eoingungen abbGngen. Wel6e
sic 8rubenbeiiser inter oenl ropelt
Ibpp" iteIlen nollelt.
Gum enogiiltigen Srllh 3tpii6ell
Den @rilbenbeiibern lIno @riibe1r-
arbeitern ideint es eeitern gefom-
men III iein, als in elmer &pnfer1p
jmiihen Oen eriteren uno @iLinut
Green, irternationnlem Sefretar.
unO ISo6n Otoore, 9Srdiibenten Der
Sbioer Observation-Disclosures beibe
Seiten feinen Sdritt bon ibrer
friiberen Sfferte, reip. ihren friibe-
rem 1oroerl,ngen 5uriiffpei6en tpnu-
ten Die @riibelbeiiser pie0erf)ul-
ten ibren @ntihIuB, niht mebr als
44.61 Gents pro Come 5nblen 5u
moIlel, DGbreno Die 9eontten Der
Union erfldrten, oaB lestere fein
glbfonmen urrter5ei9nen iperoe, oas
einen geringeren 2obn als AZ Gents
PRO 3ome entbalt.
y9uibington, 5. Ssan. Se-
frctGr @ilion bonn 9lr6eits -Geporte.
ment ernarlilte beute 3anieI S.8eefe.
ben friiberen 9eneraleinlpanberllngs.
@omn1iiidr, unb 9pipeI Eaoies. einen
@ritbenbeiiber BON 4entlifp, au 9un-
oes-&crniittlern. Die periuhen iolen.
0en Streif Der 8rnbennrbeiter inr
oitli6en Ohio 6ei3uIegen. 9os OR.
iithen. baB Oos Departeinent eirn
@eilegilng oes 9lusfton6es berfuhe,
fam pon oem 6onoelsrat IN @bee.
lina, u go.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-05
Detroit, Diemifas, ben s. Samuar 1918.
Shrtildr @rfolgf dber &n6en I'M &autal lus

Ter 600 tes 9eutnonts Bruno Ga.
ribaloi. eines @nteIs ocs 6efoluten
,Sreibeltsbeloen. .altf Den fronsolildleu
Sbla6tfeloern bot in gana sstaIien
mieoer &riegsitimmung erseuot @e.
'oroert miro Ole Stimn1ltnq oonurt,.
oab man gIaitbt, baB ale @orberei.
tilngen fiir ben 8rieg boIlenbei iinb.
9to6 i'm 9aufe bieies Wonotes iper.
Den cine WeiIlion Mnnn oftioerGrltp.
pen friegSbereit iein 'tn6 cine gsil.
lion @e'erben Itebt { .ei6foqs bereit
slae @rtiaeriere9imenter tpurben nit
neren 8eidiisen perieben, bon oenen
man annintmt. oaB lie BEN oeutIfen
uno oiterreifiiden @ei6iisen iiber-
lcaen iino. iSiir sSreimiIlige tpnrben
heionbere Refrlltierltngsiteuen eiil-
aerihtet. Gin 3omnanbo bon 5000
,SreimiIliaen ioG inter ben gefebI
oes Sauptmanns Ricciotti @eriboIbi
Dereiniat iperben. ser feline Sobne al
llnter6efeblsbabern hnbcn miro. (Sie
Barrier bitten Die 9Staliener ooh
ifon oar I'll germ aui ibret Scite.
fnm. 5. R.)
%oris. ). San. ltebqr Sic
a1inpfe inn SteinbaG miro aus
Shann i'm Glinb bicrherberiftet:
Gin 2lilfiticg ii6er brei @eilen ouf
hie iicilcn Soben bei GllgeIbnrg hin-
nif. oaS Iih i'll einem @cttrennen
imiifen franSoiii6er Iei6ter .Es1fan=
terie nit Se6irasgei6iisen uno einer
oclitid)en @ntterie aeitoltete. ent-
idlieb 6as Shidial ser bieI untitrit-
tenen elidiiiiden Srti6aft .Steinbad.
Tie fSrnnsoien iiberrai6ten cine
@efpe1ltna ser Seiitiden 9atterie.
Die bic Sobe beiebcn motIIe. 9Iuf
~ iteilitcn, aber fiirseiten @cge
itiirnltet oir eSrnn3oien flinauf ltnb
pollbrnGten 6os linn0aIi6e. sSiinf
Ofinuten iparen lie friiber oben oIs
sic 9eittiden. brahten iofort ihre
@eihiise in StelIiing nno in fiirtf
Minuten NOR olles puriiber. Tie
6entife @otterie botte nid1t inehr 3eit
iidi suriidii3iehen uno mar in flint
@iinitten oerllif)tet. gfitn fonnten
sic ifron5rien bon hier aus ihre 9l6-
tcililn9en bei Steinbad berItarfen.
Hm 81. 9eaer1ber befesten sic
;Srun;ofen aIIe S6ben Inn Stcirbad
unS forberten Sen beutidD'n aom-
man6antcn oes Cries Sur llc6erga.
be ouf. Ser aommnn6an+ crtpiber-
tc: .9tod) lit ms ser @el nnh
Sennbeim pffen Gin Riid'ua lit
inlmer moaIifl. ,2n iebem ,SoIlc limo
Sic SuIhntcr Ses aaiiers sit iter6cn
bereit. Grqcben iperben lie iif niht
ilimlncr.
@cdcn Miittaa miroe oann Der
9lnariff hcqoineri lnb o6ne Inter
IaR fortaeiebt. 9nnac 6aurrten Nn=
critic nnb Seaenaneriffe fort. biz
cnhli6 oic Telrtifen am 4. 9Snnudr
ipeiGcn mlBten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-05

ibnen geIunsen fe, Ben bon oegl
9eutiaen erergii4 berteibigten Crt
Steinbad in ibre @etpaIt 5u be.
fOmnen. @as fie aber idon friiber
rlbnlreoig pertiinbiet batten, lit ge-
itern erit our @abrbeit gefporocn.
Tor elmer groBen llebermafa bat-
ten Die Deitihen ben On aufseben
nriiien. Ser &ai1lpf oauert ober tort
ilto man bari oesboIb annebmeii.
baB es ben Sransoieu uift aqSuleid)t
gelin9en miro, ibren 8Ian nus5uiiib-
rem. nun au4 nod Sennbeim (fran.
5oiii6 Germany at erobern unb bann
BON bieiel bei6en YlGsen ans 0fiihl-
baum. bas fdon au 8ginn oes &rie-
ses Der Sbaitplas tpiitenoer Sample
mar. rpieber arsugretfen.
Sbren Mngriff aus Der 9ift nuf
Die offene uno duBerbaIb berariegs-
some geleeene Stobt Sreiburs IN 3d.
Den baben oie Sraruoieu i'm 8efiibl
ibrer S1onbe banlit su reftfertigen
geiuGt, bab iie erfIarterl, iie bdtten
babel nliIitarii6e 9spede Derfolgt
Bon Berlin aus mirb oies MN Off
;ien in @brebe geitellt. @s mirb bin
5ugefiiet, boB bic aus oen fran5oii-
i6en SIueseusen seihIeubertenSoin-
ben aiif Drioatseb6uoe, auf elm
OcitIib fenntIi6 gernadtes WiIitor-
la,arett unb nuf bas @e6Giloe oes
altnitmaienms mie0erfielet unO boB
audi auf nr1bere Soiptt6ler Son6en
aeidleuoert ipnroen.
Cine WeIonng aus Dem ~nor6Gi-
diem sSramfrei6", be5eihnenoer @ei-
Ie lit niht ei1tmaI cine ndbere Srts-
angobe borbanoen, beiast, oaB Die
GeHuIte ser Oe,ltihen I'M segen.
ip6rtigen &rieee i6on 100000
Mann betrogem. Dit tpeniger ee,
ben Iih bie Jrau5oien ni4t aufrie-
Oen2
Nus gairobi In Britiih Gitafrifn
pirb aemeIbet, oab bas britiide
iariegsi1iff @oIiatb NIT Dem &reu-
ser SSor bic Saiipfitaot bon Gelitif-
OItofrifa. Sur es Salaon, bontbar-
Siert un,o beoeutenoen Shooen an
ocrihtet bo6en. aHe beiitidert
Shiffe int Sofen ieien gebrau6s.
unfdbia sen,aht uno IA @uropaer
uito 20 @ingeborele setptet iporben
9onbon teilt offi5ieG nit, oaB Die
9lntlport auf ole alnerifoniife Hro-
teItnote geaen Die NnbaltIiil9 anne-
rifunil6er Shiffe nod i'm Salfe bic
ier @o6e erteilt tperben miro. Cine
,Isubaltsousabe Der grttport lit Be-
reits Der frnl15oiii6en &egieri,ng
Sar @eei,tadtitng porgele9t moroen.
Cine @ntiteroamer 9epeide mel
Scf. OaB Der @aiier irlfolge Ser Stra-
pa,en an ser SSront nit ieirem
SoIsleioen tpieber re5ibip eeDoroen
lei unb idIelnig nod Berlin gebra6t
lperoen niiffe, um fi@ cine Opera
tion SIT untersieben
Ger i9pcbiide 0antpfer Garma
lit in Der Gorbiee auf cine Wtne niif-
aeitoBen uno NIT ieiner 8efaslns
bon 20 Wann untergegongen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-05
SegrenStes @ablredt
empfDblen.
Tranen Rhube ,Sslnno's ipnen iiir
ErGiioent pGhlen oitrfcu.

%ropibence, N. y ). San.
8oun. Seefman erlp ubl heitte III
ieiner SuolguratiOns 9Iniprahe.
Den ,5rnIen DON &boOe Sslano Dos
Hcd)t su Dcrleihell, beI Der ySabl 0es
ErdiiOenten mit5uitimmen.
r(Sm ,Snterciie flarer Nered)tig
felt uno gciunoer politii6er Trin-
iipieli," iogte CT. vempieble id), oaB
Die gegenmdrtige 9egislatur Elm (Se-
Ie6 nnnehme, ons Den ,Sraiell
Stimmreht fir Die @ahI oes 0rnll-
oenten gelpobre."
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-05
Spter rOben Spo1tes.
Watroie on Sprb Ses Sd)lahti6iffes
6lpriba i'm ssamitfanpf setotet.

g9aibineton, 5. San. 60
uarb 6. Stt, elm 0hatroie auf Dem
S6lahtidGif 6Ioribo in 0etu gorf,
muroe om Samitae abeno Bel einenl
1Sor,Itipettfantpf on Boro bes S1iffes
geto1et. 9os bieiige Iorine- 9epnr-
tement bot nod feline GinSelbeiten
iiber Den ,Sau erfabren. Cts Sei-
mat lpar SnbianapoliS.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-05

Sltlllultly WuIutu lt
5nriidgeOrdngt.
9r @eg nadl Wiiblbnuien iit alip
nid)t 10 Dffen ais iie meinen.
Sie bnben andl nidlt einmal Senn-
beim in ibren Seits gebradDt.
lin Stein6nf fpnrbe npm 81. De
setnber bis 4. Sannnr sefGmpft
sm Citen MAIDEN bic SentidDen iuie-
Der cute 1Surtiflritte.
RaridDicren bpn Der Ssitra Oitlih
segen @oridlan ODr.
9ln Der 9iniufn nno Eilisn lit Die
Gage nuDer6noert.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-05
MntDm UDn @erntr gt=
ftorben.
@nr Der befnmnte Rnler Der Grim.
bang bes 0e,ttifen &eides.

8erIin 5. San. Der be-
riibn1te NaIer gnton pon 8erner
lit I'M 9llter BON Il Sabren geitor-
ben. 4m meiiten befannt iin6 ieine
itarf dllcsoriiierenoen 9iIOer Der
pihtigIten @piioben in Ser @riIil-
Oung bes beuti6en Heides. sIu6
cine Seric Don Sriegsbiloern aus
Dem Sabre 1870 perbanft man iei-
nem Tiniel.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-05

9te eirot9e fasricPe oe,,t.
f@e Seitun8 in 2Gt6isar.
ner4e Ole yepsfoRen asr
H@. yrege Brinst
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-05
Sanfanspeiie eimperlanst.

@aib bington, >. San Ter
llmlauisnlittel- &ontroIler perlangte
bcine 9anfouspeiie iiber oen ge-
id1ftlihen Stano Ser NntionaI-
banfen anl ShIuiie oes @eid)0ite5
om 81. SeSeinber ein.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-05

perpanoten bon 25,00O,OO0 9lmeri-
Fnncrn. SSir 6ehnunten. odB aller
mordiiiher 9iiifhalt hinter 0ieIer pa.
pIerenen 9eelttralitat meggenoinlrell
mnroc, ltno oaB Die pa6re Ncittrali
tat erbeiift, oaB ipeitere Senoirnaell
pon ariegsnaterialien perboten mir
1en."
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-01-05

GnglanO beitebt 9lmerita ge-
oeniiber nui ieinem Redt llnO
Gnalann rot 9lmerifn aeIenlibcr
imnler 9fedt. nur 9edlt. fciEe
Tflidt.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-10-08
MOKGOOsE IS IN
HAWAIIAN ISLAND

KINGSTON, Jamaica, Oct. 8.-The
introduction of the mongoose into
the West Indies some forty years ago
has upset the order of nature there
much as it has in the Hawaiian ISL
ands. Just as in Hawaii, these ferret
ike animals form India not only de-
srroy snakes and rats in the sugar
cane fields, the object for which they
were imported, but proceeded to clean
out the wild birds of the island as
well as poultry yards, pigs, kids,
lambs, new born calves, puppies and
kittens. In the West Indies, they have
also consumed the lizards with the re-
suit that insects have Increased to an
alarrnin gertent.
1t was less than twenty years after
four male and five female mongoose
were turned loose in Jamaica that the
government had to appoint a commits
sion to investigate. This body drew
up a severe indictment against the
animal, adding to his diet not only all
| birds nesting on or near the ground
and the young of the farm yard, gut
| turtles, landcrabs, banapas, pine
apples, sweet potatoes, cacao and even
| fish. which he catches with his paws.
Worst of all was the charge that while
protecting the sugar cane from its
enemy, the rat, he even bit and drank
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-10-08
BAHNSEN WILL
ENFORCE STATE
DAIRY STANDARD
PURE MILK LAW WILL BE RIGID
LY ENFORCED.

Americas diaries have attained wide
reputation for their excellent condition
in which they are kept and the purity
CT the milk sold. here. The more re-
cent inspection was especially crafty
ing, the official report of the inspectors
eyidencing the painstaking care of
Americas dairymen. But in some other
cities conditions are not so favorable,
and the authirities are going after
such derelicts.
DR.. Peter F. Bahnsen, state veter-
marian, took the first steps which may
result in statewide prosecution of
dairymen as the result of an investi-
cation made by agents in various sec
items of the state. a t
DR.. Bahnsen said that he would ask
for indictments against milk dealers
in Atlanta, Macon, Savannah and Au
gusta. He asserted that the people
are buying filthy milk and sickness"
instead of pure milk from many of
the dairymen and are paying a great
deal more than is paid IN the North
for high grade milk
He said he had found in ATLANTA
a dairy where milk was kept in cans,
a leaking pipe, and that equally BID
conditions nd been reported from
other diaries. He said the agricultu-
raj department had determined that
milk sold in Georgia must be up to
Or the dairy will be closed.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-10-08
GREAT BATTLE OF GIANTS
IS STAGED FOR TODAY

Calm, defiant and sure, two baseball
teams sit in the dug-outs of the Phila-
delphia National League park this at
ternoon, each pitted to do battle in
their own behalf The Phillie Ma
tionals and the Boston Red Sox an
nounced ready for the 'p-y-a-y
b-a-w-l-!' shouted from the deep tones
OF the umpire.
Manager Pat Moran has chosen Gro
yer Cleveland Alexander to do the first
honors in the box for his cohorts.
Sheer drew the card for the opening
game on the part of the twirling line
Off the Red Sox
Burns and Cady worked behind the
platter for the Phillies and Red sox
respectively.
All night long and until the cry for
the first pitched all fans-raving fans
had stood in line, waiting their
chance to secure tickets for the initial
conflict
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-10-08
AMER|CUS MILLS
PREPARING FOR
USUAL ACTIVITY
TO MAKE CONNER.
GAL FERTILIZER,


Americas has seven mills that man.
ufacture fertilizer, either cottonseed
meal or high grade commercial guano
and the majority of these plants will
be operated during the season and
will add their output to the supply
so much needed by the afrmers for the
next years crops. There are two oil
mills here that manufacture cotton
seed meal great acid plant, and
four or five mixing plants that manu-
facture commercial guano.
Some of these latter plants, if not
all of them, will soon be running
again, though not on full time, be-
cause of lack of some of the ingred-
tents required in the manufacture of
guano.
The plant of the Virginia. Carolina
Chemical Co. will doubtless be operat-
ed, as will that of the Tennessee Chem
ical Co., two of the largest mills here
Supt. Tracey Cunnin CHAM, of the Ten
nessee Chemical Co., states that his
plant will be supplied with stocks suf-
f1cient to manufacture as much fertil-
izer as it did last season-about $4,000
tons, which is about half its capacity.
supply of potash for this output has
been obtained already.
Just what the other fertilizer mills
have in the way if stocks is not known.
These mills-all of them-give en-
ployment to large forces of laborers,
and the fact that they will continue to |
be operated, despite obstacles created
by the war, is gratifying.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-10-08
THE WORLD OF SPORTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results

New York Is, Boston s.
No others scheduled.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-10-08
OPERAHOUSE
TODAY
Greater Love
Hath No Man
Featuring the Virile Amer
lean Dramatic star
Emmett COrrigan
5 superb acts

the juice of young canes.
In late years, outcries against the
moongoose have come from other ISL
ands. In Trinidad, the government
offered a reward for the body or tail
of each mongoose, but instead of re-
ducing teh pest, it only set some of
the natives to mongoose breeding for
the reward.
Prizes have been offered here by an
agricultural society for an effective
but cheap mongoose trap.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-10-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

New York 4, Boston 8.
No others scheduled.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-10-08
MAY REPUD|ATE
THE CREEK KING

ATLANTA, Ca, Oct. 8-Several hum
bred Greek reservists now resident in
Atlanta, many Of them seasoned vet
Grams of the Balkan war, may repud-
late their allegiance to the Greek
crown if the king persists in oppisl-
ton the wishes of the Greek people in
his efforts to draw Greece into the
European war on the side of the Ger
mans.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-10-08
FORMER RESIDENT
DIES IN SAVANNAH

The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
&. NJ. Parsons, of Savannah, will re-
greet to learn of the death of their
daughter, Annie Mae, who died We'd
nesday, October 9Th, after a long con-
tinued illness. Mr.. Parsons and fam
lily for a number of years were resi-
cents of Americas, mNving from here
to Savannah.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-10-08
AMER|CUs MAN NAMED
As ROAD SUPERINTENDENT
is ELECTED BY COUNTY BOARD
OF CALHOUN.

The board of county commissioners
of Calhoun county at a recent meet
ing elected Mr. n H. White, of Amer
ious, to the position of superintend-
ent of roads, which is one of respon-
sibility and importance. Supt White
has already entered upon his new
duties there.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-10-08
EAGLE SCREAMS IN
THE ATLANTA CITY

ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. S.-Atlanta ran
riot with oratory last night The eagle
screamed, the dove of peace tapped
its wings, and the Star Spangled Ban
ner waved frantically over the land Of
the brave.
Hon. William Jennings Bryan good
bye Wilson, and God bless YOU held
forth as lyceum star tickets please
al so much per hold-forth, and was ap-
plauded by the ladies' aid society and
clautauqUa hearers.
At the Chamber of Commerce United
States Senator Hoke Smith spoke in
the interest of making the Chattahoo-
chez river nayigable, and incidentally
numbered his big guns on ting Brit
ish for blockading cotton. Congress
man Adamson and Congressman Will
liam Schley Howard were there with
tie shrapnel to back up the forty-two
centimeter guns of Senator Smith.