davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-13
eS$m Der SufominQ bQ=
ben fte ibre lebte
SteQung Derloren
6entral Ylan5tr erringt grobtn
eieg an 9njeiter unb Yrntb.

ino Sodnc5clp orrhbrangen mir
cine Stellnng bcs ScinOes. 8is 5lir
Stum6cn nnbmen mir 800 9fulicn &C.
fangCn.
ngluf Dem Iilboltlid)cn ShaupIos:
YGeItlidl bon Hrjcnlpsl blcibt bic
Situation lrnpcrdnbert. Gie Irlnce
inter 8enerol Don 9iniinqen bot
Den 8clno ottadiert, Der gegct unic-
rem 6liigel porrildtc. 3lIramno, bos
norgcltcrn gcrGlrnlt rppr6en mor,
muroe mic0er beiest uno Der i5einb
iiber ben @riidcnfopf nobc Mosotsfo,
norb0ltlidl Don 3urnpna. getrieben.
y@Gtriae Slngriffc oe5 SeinocS
nohe 9alic6 MI . nuf Stanlsllu
puroen aurildgeldloacn:~
@ien, iiber gUnSon,. u Smni.
Gin bente uerOffentlidlter Dffisicler
Serift bes oft. fns. @eneralitabs
lnntef:
g3uiiflen bem Snieitcr nnb ben,
Frntb hat Die Nrmee bes Generals
Tflanser abermals perid)iebcnc rmi-
itihc Stellnnsen nneegriffen. Die
Srtidlaften SesierSanp nnb gticb.
siuisfn, nDrblidD ppn Sbcrtpn, iunr-
ben i'm Stnrm genunmen.
rltniere iicgreidDcu Srnppen rid
ten aegen G5erneliea ppr, iuubei iie
Den Snieiter DitlidD ppn .SDrpocnfa
iiberid)ritten. Wir eruberten ,3alcs-
snfp nnb alle rniiiidlcm, icbr bcftigcn
8esenansriffc idleiterten. slnd) Der
Slnsriff zines apiafcnresimcntes
idllns febl.
ySn Der Snfpiuina iunroen bic
6niien seslunnsen, ibrc leste StcI-
lung am Erntb anfsngeben. Sic
mueten iidl, nadlbem iie idDluere Ser.
Unite erlitten batten, iiber Die @rense
snriifsieben. Die slrmee Yflnnsers
madlte geitern 5000 8efangcne.
ySiiDlifD pum obercn Snieiter
banern bic Sample furt. Gin rni-
iiiher 8esenansriff auf Stanislan
iunroe Snriifgeidllnaen. 3urapnp,
bas nndD Der slnfnnft rniliid)er Ser
itGrfirngen serGimt lperben mnftc,
unrbe geitern pun BEN perbiinbetcn
Srnppen suriifcrobert."
Gmiili6er SurpebuiGger perienft.
&onitonin inopel, II. SUM
lleber 9onbon. Selite murbe offi5iell
befnnnteegeben. ooB Elm rliliider
Sorpeoobopt 3erltorer nm 6rcitoe
obenb bon Dem tilrfiihen &reu3e,
Nirbirli. oem frilheren bcllti6el
&reu5er 9reslau. I'M Sd)mar5cr
Meer in bcn @runb gebpbrt nurbe
Tie Wfiroirli febrte iiher na3 ben
| Safen 6urild.
glngcbliher italieniidler Grfolg.
ll6inc, SStolien, ~. Sum-. llcbel
Gbiaiio iulb GoriS. Spebcn trnfer
| UlcI Dtult 0GluilS uutl utIi OC]l
ihlog elmer ofterreifiid,en @rpebi
iion ein, Die cine italieniide Stelluni
nabe Mpntenerp an Siondo iiber
riinlpeln mollte. 0ie Seiterreidel
! poren 1000 Wfonn itarf, in ore
&olonnen geteilt. ltnb bon 5nolf oil
MoitItieren seiiibrtcn Nfaidlinenge
pebren itnteritilst, Die aus bcn Be
ieitiqungen Don Sarpis Itanmlten
0ie Seiterreider muroen bon bel
ituIiellilhen @o6en benerft, Die il
grobter Stille Die Ntel0ung peiter
goben. Die Stdlicner bc5ogen ibr
Stelliineen ltno be9onnen pl0slid
ouf ole obnitnesloien Seiterreider 81
ibieBen. Sb.pohI 9ettere ner3peifel
fGnlpften, gerieten lie III llnorbnlln
unb nulBten iidl 3uriif5ieben. G-inie
Otaultiere ino einiae Sulboten itiirs
ten oopei cine Sdlludt binnb. 81
@crIrite Der Seiterreid1er iolen be
oelltenb gelueien icln.
(Jortiesuns ouf eeite g.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-13
Sapans Tlagge int Saieu
BON Ntw YDrf.
Sapan Wail SteamIbip So. rihtet
eiuen Sienit nah Nep Yprf eir.
fsiimf sruhe Spppelidranbenoa
fir Den Sienit bereitgeitelli.

g2em gorf, -. Sltni. Die rot
meiBe Slogge Ssapans. Die man an.
lang Wtai gum eriten WaIe iiber ei-
neln Observation-Disclosures bier
neben lob, pirb nod elmer belite er-
foIeen 9lnfilnbigitng Der bieiigen
4gentcn Der Supan Wloil SteuniDip
60. balb cine bertraiite @rlheinltng
in 9teip 0orf neroen. 9ie iupnniide
@eiellidaft geoenft i6on i'm Nuguit
einen reeelmabieen monatlIdlen
Gienit 5piihen 9tem Yorf uno ben
0itlihen @dfen BON @laoinoltof,
Gbinos unb Ssopans iiber ben Eono-
mofonol einsuri6ten. Siinf 0oppel-
ihraubenbontpfer bon je 10,000Son.
men @ebolt iinb bafiir in Sienit &C.
itellt norben rno iie fperben Die &eiie
bon Seen Dorf nod ben, eriten poei.
fiitben &afen in III Soeen 5uriid-
leeen.
Der erite iopaniif)e &anbelsbon.
pier, Der bier ongefommen iIt nur
Der sSraftbanpfer @iibun, einae'
longt onl z. Moi. Seitber ii1lb idjpr
beri6ieoene ioponiidbe Sompfer bier
ongefonlmen.
Spbgc erbalt iette Ffriinoe.
9oniina Wtifl., t2. Ssltni
6ronf 6. Gobge bon Banning, oeno
frntiifer aongreB &anbibot iir
ichiten Giitrift bel ben lebieii Serbit
fpablen, lpurbe bcitte 5,im &ominiFal
fiji GermitIiire unb S4iebsgerih.
in GrbeiteritreitiJ iJfciten ernonrt
Gie'cs Gn1t lpnrbe Dnrdi glnirahm,
Der Silienbeeen-gii scifoiien. 3oi
@eboIt 1T $250O pro Jcbr.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-13
~. Sabrsan9.

nc Srnpptn 5000
@efangene.
@ieoererobernns 3nralpnps BON al.
len Scitcn beitdtigt.
Nnr Yetrosrao siebt Die Satiadle mod
immer nid)t Su.
GrflGrt, bah fir Sembers ber5eit fei-
ne Wefabr beitebe.
SaudDboute ietcn ibre SGtisfeit in
Der NprDiec fort.
Hnifid,er SprpebpbpptscritDrer i'm
ShpnrScu Nieer perienft.
Staliener riihmen iidD ipeiterer Gr.
iulge i'm 8rensgcbiet.
Grobernna Dfonfnleoues nnb aar'
ireits uun @ien sugegeben.
Slm Der 8rense aaerntbens mnroen III
nber smriifgeidDlagen.
Zen Scrben lest Stalien aebOrigen
Sampfer anf.
Siebt ocren |urmarif in 9llbanieu
hOdjit nngern.
Ceiterreidliid)e 5lieser bumbaroiereH
wieber aragnjepab.
9lndl in italicniidDen 8iiitenitGbter
iinb iie tatis.
gsiht slbitincns iunbcrn Semperen;
fiir bentidle Suloaten.
oeidltc @eine nnb @iere nngeiunben
@aiier uursn5iebem.
9snr Sdlnaps iua Solbnten nid)t Der
nbreidlt merben.
gmerifamiidle Spnntagsidlnlcn ifen
fen 3niien $4,000 gibeln.
Nmdl rniiiidle 9iigen baben fnr5'
Neine.
Berlin, IL. Silni. lleber Con
Don. Sos bcuti6c Smiptquartiel
dat bciitc iolgcnoen 9eridlt iiber Scr
SSorti6ritt Der Seinoieligfeiten be
fannt:
.sluf benz peitli6en ariegsidali
pIos:
Sic geItrieen glneriffe bes Tein
nes in ben 9ilncn norooltl
lid, bon Opern umb nobe Weannts
fensoere, am oitliden glbbun9 De
2orette Soben unb i'm Soufc5,Gi
itrift mnrben Si,rildgeihlagen.
.SSn bent gtobeefedlt norolrd BOZ
Gcurie brod)ten ole 6rnn5olen 5mel
nal friihe Sriippen berbei. Nm
9eohutittog gelang es iuts pollltnn
bio, Den 6eino aus lnleren Stellun
ger berous5utreiben. Gin Sprlto
ser Sron5oien ipGbrenb oes Ibeno
broh unter Dem Seuer unierer Sn
foiterie 5iinnmen unb Der fliebeno
sSeinb. erlitt iebr ihnere Nerlltltt
9tohe Serre, norooItlih bon Sebil
terne. riidten mir pieber bon unierel
Steliinaen uoriuorts.
r9luf bem oitIihen SdDauplaB:
rsIut 9ubpia SIub in Den 81
itriften pon 3oeinie uno @eitineol
idlugen ruiiii6c 9oritobe iebl. Nort
lib bon Tr5osnps5 itiirrlten eeiter
nniere Sr,ippen cine ruiiiide Stel
lung. po iie $50 8cfoneene rnahte
nno einiae Toihinen @epebre I'M
Weinennerfer erbeiiteten.
.an Der Haipfa SlpiiGeu golin1of
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-06-13

Segtn 0tc Wf0glt9fctf 81
wcitcren Serbanblnngen
gegebell.
Barometer Der &esiernns seist anf
frennolides @etter.
Die IOte raiielt nift nit benz SGbel,
iast Heriius.
@piiiife fann grpnns grnd NIT
@iliun nidlt ueriteben.
Gr idDeint 5rennbidaft NIT Seutidl-
amerifnnern AZ ippaen.
Gieies tuahridleinlidl ans innerppliti-
Id,en @riinben. '-''-7
Ceiterreidjiidje glGtter iinb fiibl nnb
upritdltig.
Enriier glGtfer finoen Npfe eines
srpken @ulfes iuiirbis.
Sentidllanb uerbe iifl Solsen snsn.
idlreiben baben,
@enn es iid iueitcr ankerbalb Der
0fenidllifjfeit iteae.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-16
FUIRELL SAYS HE
Will LIKELY BE IN
G0vERNOR'S RACE
State Senator Who Made
Good Record as Acting Gov
ernor Talks for Press.

A dispatch from Paragould to the
Little Rock Gazette says.
When shown a news dispatch sent
out from Little Rock Saturday night
to the effect that State Senator J.
NJ. Futrell had written letters to
friends in Little Rock stating posi-
lively he would not be in the race
for governor, Senator Futrell this
morning denied he had written such
letters. He said he probably will be
in the race.
He authorized tie following state
ment:
"All along have had no inclination
to enter the race for governor, and
have 50 expressed myself by letter,
but have at ne time stated positively
! would not run. | am not obsessed
with any special ambition to be gov
ernor. and have regarded it as very
doubtful. in present day politics, that
another one could be elected govern
Or without being hog-tied by pre-elec-
ton promises. | would not want, in
deed, | would not have the governors
office if | could not be free to act
upon any matter as | saw proper, but
as the issue OF an election is always
a doubtful one, have about made up
my mind to enter the race. At least
| have the matter under serious con-
sideration."
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-16
Erstwhile Charge d Affaires
Recalled from Europe to
Arrange Peace.
WILSON OPTIMISTIC
OVER THE SITUATION
General Hernandez Denies Holding Tn
Red Cross Supplies Sovereign Con.
ycntion" at Mexico City Threatens
to EXpeI International Committee.

Washington, June t3.-jstatcments
made today by President Wilson and
Manuel -Bonilla. tn envoy of Gen
eral Villa, indicated an optimistic
Wv regarding an early peaceful
settlement CT affairs in Mexico.
Presiden, Wilson told callers thai
the situation in Mexico S ems to hc
taking shape. iMr. Bonilla said in an
interview:
"a peaceful arrangeme mt can be
made. and | have strong hopes that
it will be reached
The incident of the holding I'D Of
Red Cross supplies at Picras Negras
by General Hernandez. Villa conf
mander. which created alarm last
night, was considerably cleared up
by the receipt OF tie following tclc-
gram at tha Villa agency:
"tPiedras Negras. Mex. June III
/ have never refused to 1T provs-
ions from tie Rcd Cross 90 to Mon
clavo, and only delayed my answer
awaiting further instructions from
General Villa. who has already
ordered all kinds of guarantees 70
the Red Cross. | deepl5 appreciate
the philanthropic service of the Red
Cross to our people.
"HERNANDEZ, Commanding.
Coupled with these developments
care the discovery that Nelson
lOs1augaE4 SIS, former charge DAT
fairs in Mexico forethe. United States
aas been recalled from Europe, pre-
sumably to be sent hack to Mexico.
The belief exists here that the pr 81
dent inten to send him 20 General
Carranza ard General Villa. in an
effort to induce them to agree to
an armistice p nding peace ne2otia-
tons.
MIR. O'shaughnessy enjoys the con-
lid ne of both leaders ana is thor
oughly informed Oh Mexican affairs.
Fl IS cons sIered we'll qualified for
such mission as that on which he
is 10 be sent.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-16
MEXICAN CENSORSHIP,
international Committee Warned to
Cease Reports.

Vera Cruz, Mex, June 15.-Per-
emptory notice was SERVED on the
international committee in Mexico
City yesterday by the so-cailec
"scvereign convention" TO quit cabl-
ing to Washington reports of the
horrors Of life in Mexico City dur
ing these days or lie expelled from
the country.
Just how the "sovt reign conven-
ton" controlling little or nothing 20
miles beyond the boundaries of
Mexico City, proposes to carry out
this 'anti-gringo" threat, the reso-
luton adopted omitted to explain.
Through dsmael Palafox, the act
ing foreign minister, the decision OF
the conve ntion was conveyed to the
Brazilian minister. Senior Palafox
also discussed with Senior De
Olivira the intention Of the acting
Pre- sident to sun mon the officers OF
thu committee and in the presence
OF this diplomat to set forth the pro-
visions of article SO of the almost
forgotten Mexican constitution,
which prohibits, under penalty of eX-
pulsion from the country, "pernici-
Gus activities" of foreigners in the
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-16
Characters of Justlce.

It is finely said by Plato that as the
knowledge that is Invested of justice
deserves the appellation Of cunning,
ceptible of fear, If animated by private.
interest and not public utility, deserves
the character of audaciousness, rather
than of fortitude. We therefore require
that all men Of courage and magnanim-
ity should be at the same time men Of
virtue and Of simplicity. lovers Of
truth, and enemies to all deceit. for
these are the main characters OF :a,Ys
tice.-CiCero.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-16
ESTIMATE YIELD OF
rice 100000 BU,
Approximately 1Ge,OO3 Acres III State
Planted to Krice This
Year.

Little Rock, Jun 15-Approxi-
mately 100000 acres OF Arkansas
lands are planted to rice this year,
ard it is estimated that tao yield
will av rag 45G bushels to the
acre. Thesc figures were furnished
to Commissioner of Agriculture Pag
bzv W. C. sanders Of Suits RI, Al
kansss statistican Tor the South IN
Rice Growels assCciat on Mr..
Sanders says:
"R plying to your cent favor We
are glad to give you inforl alton r.
ouested to the best OF our ability;
however. would ask that you com
pare our statements with 9th you
may receive.
"We are placing tn Arkansas
acreage of rice al 100000.
CT tinated yield fos Arkansas
based on last years crop OF rice, 43.6
bush Is per acre. This is over what
Ark nsas will average ye3r in ana
year out by fully five bushf Is per
acrc-last year was exceptional.
eve would estimate the amount
&c invested IN The rice business IN
arkansas, including 9achinery, at
five million Gollars; in othsr words
if costs 500 >r-r acre. to fully equip
raw land-well, m2chinery, livestock
etc.
"There are six mills in Arkansas
proper, and We count the Menphls
Tenn, mill as Arkansas territory
zach of tie six mills will average
SEQ barrels day Of - hours.
9Th average cost of production
of rice in Arkansas is S$25 par acre
frcq blowing the ground to delivery
at mills. They get from $40 to $50
per acre. Like in all other business
SOM rice farmers are becoming I'M
,renscly rich and some are going
broke each year; i depends upon
the man behind the Gun as to profits
Leakage is pretty heavy where pros
perity is not fully understood and
appreciated"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-16
|ACH|N|STS Want
|, R, c. CONTINUED !
|Glt tot, Belt Lodge Com
||u,la,nds Work of Chairman
walsh During Inquiry.

Cotton Belt lodge No. 81, l. A. CT NJ +,
h night went on record as being
srtily in favor of a continuation of
J work of the federal industrial re-
HONS commission, adopting resolu-
ms which we're ordered Transmitted
President Wilson, Congressman
N TAYLOR and Senators Clarke and
bbinson. The machinists also urge
lpublic-spirited citizens to use their
+llence with the national lawmak
| to secure assistance for the oo1-
ssion in bringing out the truth.
kardless of who may be hurt. ~
/ Endorse |. II. {. Work.
/ The following resolution were re-
|mmended by the legislative commit
!, composed OF R. Malle%, Charles
Ryome and A. w. Lehman, and were
)opted:
|Whereas the investigation as con-
|cted by the industrial relations
|mmission is bringing out the truth
ID showing the public who has been
L cause of disturbances in labor
bputes and strikes, and,
"Whercas, in the past the working
hn has invariably been blamed for
h riOting or disturbances OF any
hd and,
|"Whereas, the investigation Of the
|dustrial relations commission has
Town the public that the heads OF
|eat corporations and their hired gun
In are often the sole cause Of riot
(, and,
FWhereas, tho public press, the
lads of corporations and others are
ldeavoring to belittle the investiga-
bn and work of the industrial rela-
bns commission, and,
Whereas. we believe there is to
an attempt made to have the com
fssion handicapped, or abolished at
E next session Of congress;
Therefore, be it resolved, That we,
|e members of Cotton Belt lodge No.
, International Association of Ma
linsts. unanimously endorse the
Ork of the industrial relations com
ission, and hope that they may con-
hue as in the past and,
BE it further resolved, That a copy
these resolutions be forwarded to
e public press, to Mr.. Walsh, chair
IAN Of the industrial relations com
issi0n 10 President Wilson. ia our
ongressmen and senator's, to the
lrious labor organizations, and,
BE it further resolved, That we
fge all public spirited citizens to
4, their influence with their con-
Eessmen and senator's and all public
flcials to assist the commission as
luch as possible in bringing out the
nth, regardless of who may be hurt y
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-16

Spectacles Known to Anclents,

There are evidences in ancient writ.
mgs that some sort of spectacle was
used at an earlier period than that
In which de Spiua lived, but to what
extent Or with what effect Is not
known. 1t is thought that for some
ages the Chinese have employed spec.
tacles for 2Ee relief Of defective eye
sight and probably they were known
to the anCients.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-16
Not Good-DipIomatlc.

Our idea of a good husband is one
who strives to leave the impression
upon his wife that, if his arm doesn't
go quite as sar around ner waist as 1t
used to fifteen or twenty years ago. II
must be because his arm isn't quite as
long as it was then.-Columbus (Ohio)
Journal.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-16
ethod,

There is no one able or anxious to
deny the value of method. But there
are many who realize that method IL
not everything, and that strict adher-
ence to 1t sometimes becomes a nuts.
ance. There is a madness in hard and
fast rules. The strict adherence to
some method is almost as bad as hav.
ing no method at all. We should re.
member that our actions have. at all
tines. to be guided by circumstances
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-16
|UM0R PERSISTS that
RC0MBS Will resign
''@ Lynch, Spoken Of Successor,
'0nlers With President Wilson
For An Hour.

Washington, June 15.-The rumor
, ,.s' in Washington that Demo-
10y National Chairman McCombs
n ~ ieave the national committee
pso ,s"e way to Fred Lynch of Min
)pmoa' recognized as an anti-Bryan
or,os s'a at and a loyal friend and sup
ISat ol President Wilson.
rs Haen Was in conference with tie
h ,usnt last night for more than
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-16
AFTER EXPORT BUSINESS.
Lumbermen OF Northwest organize
Cooperative Concern.

Seattle. Wash, June 15.-Lumber-
men of the Pacific Northwest are Or
ganizing a, cooperative corporation U
ei,,;trol export lumber business OF the
pacific coast. Thirty OF the largest
con,nanes in the Northwest have join
cd the corporation, which Will <en-
gage only in foreign trade.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-16
Uncle Sans Cable Bill.

nent,s l'hgton, June 1.-THE govern
MIN Taole toll bill is being sy'elled
d M european war to unprecedent-
nent,s 0pporuons. The state depart
ast. MIL plll for&cable messages. alone
BIZ. a aolth was&AS1S,OOO.3 One month
NApehse amounted to 100000 i,
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-16
No Place For Coupling.

what is this place. CONDUCTOR"
asked the passenger on his way tc
the fair "This is Reno, Nevada" go.
ing to put a new car on here?' mo.
this is where tbs uncoupling is done"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-16

an farmhouses need improving.
lrnma als TO tie opinion of the gov
plemius ., wnlchh has offered 1885 in
lsins MUS ~ to be awarded for enccrr-
ba I = construction of model firm
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-16
Utica affairs of Mexico.

political affairs of Mexico.
Two recent messages 10 Washing
ton, the first from the international
committee, under date of May 4. and
the second from the American
society of Mexico, dated May %,
arouse the conve ntion to action.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-16
Must Travel to Know.

The world is a country which no.
body ever yet knew by description:
out must travel through it ones self
to be acquainted with it.-Chester.
Geld.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-16

Control Of employment asencl's III
Luxenl burg is soon to De TAKEN oVei
by the government.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-06-16

a ,J+i,iS
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-02-05

trimming trip 10 The coast on .Feb !.
CInilskey wishes ilis ebarges To gel III
EARLY start. SO as to he IN good playing
condition for several exhibition gnincs
which he hopes To arrange for the bc
ginning Of the pnpama.l'acinc exposi
tion.
Harry Howell. one OF the best pitch
crs In the American league when he
WAS with st. Louis. has signed Ia nm
pife In the Federal league Jcm John
sion OF the American association stan
and Louis Fife of the Western leagne
will also umpire for the Feds next
season.
George Stallings. speaking of the
March J trimming camp rule. said that
he had extended invitations To most of
the Braves to visit his southern plan
tation early next spring and that he
GUILD not prevent any of them timber
Ing mp with baseball IL they felt so
inclined --ts-.
There Is possibility that George
Stallings may give Jack Cooml,s u trial
next spring. The miracle man. was
the only manager In the big show who
did not at once waive claim TO the once
formidable Athletic twirler. CoomlIs.
who Is free agent. is anxious to come
back with the Braves.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-02-05
Ditch No. 30.

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lske Crystal LINTON, notices and
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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-02-05
GOSSIP OF THE
WINTER LEAGUE.

wiIbert Robinson will take his rockies
and regulars to Daytona, Fls... next
spring to get into shape to catch the
Braves Augusta was turned down by
the Dodgers. t.f
Unuuestionably the farmers will not
be nble to make their annual complaint
of the dearth of hands next summer n
the different leagues keep cutting down
the limit Of players on their clubs.
Now that Jimmy Austin has jumped
TO the Federal league. Branch Hickey
of the Browns will be under the pain.
ful necessity OF finding another Sinner
who Is willing to manage a baseball
team on the Sabbath.
Eleven men in the American league
we're acutely unhappy foe protracted
periods during the race last season.
Que has only to look upder the bit
batsmeul column OF Walter Jobuscn's
pitching average to confirm the tact.
The whits sox win start out On their
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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-02-05

japanese Jiujitsu Expert Will wrestIs
Anybody.
Tarro Miyake, who calls himself the
Jiujitsu champion of the world. is In
New York and haschailenged anybody
to contest. andshe offers to make n
side bet of any sun that the other fcl.
low wants to wager. As Miyake Is
said to have brought about $4,000
from England with him, he Inns the
money to back his chalIenge.
sIiyake besides being jiujItsu eI.
pert has knowledge Of catch.as-cntch
can wrestling. aud he includes that
form of endeavor in bis challenge. He
recently took on George Bothner
agreeing to throw the middleweight
champion three times In an hour.