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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-12-25
A DELICATE CHILD
Made Strong BY Oar Yinol
Sam Bridges,

Fayetteville, NC. MY little daugh-
ter was in poor health, delicate and
so weak it made US very uneasy.
heard about Vinol and decided TO try il
and the results were marvellous, her
appetite improved, she gained in weight,
and is now one Of the healthiest children
in town. Mothers of delicate children
should Vinol. - Mrs. GORDON JEsSUP.
Vinol Is delicious cod liver and iron
tonic without oil, constitutional rem
edy which creates an appetite, aids d.
gestion and makes pure healthy blood.
All children love 10 take il.
Rekfn's Drug Store, Crystal Falls.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1915-12-25

Feel tired all the time-can't sleep,
work or rest. Nothing tastes right.
Take HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea.
II will do the work that counts. Start
tonight. 35c.
Cam nriInnn
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-04

Ser fiegrei9e Mrmee=
fi6rer General Der Mrtillerte BON
S4ols lit BPM @emeinoerat BON
Ballenlieot gum @Drenbiirger bie{er
9ar3 tabt, NIT Ser i'm manniefa1e
8~e5iebungen perbinben, ernannt lpprz
Den. 5riebri@ D.. S9olb, gebpren am
"a. Mar5 1851, nennt 5lpar Tlensz
burg feline @eburtsitabt, a6er 5ein.
Boter, Ser Damolige Baftor Sriebrih
5dolb, iiebelte i'm Sabre Der @tburt
Teine5 Sobnes nod 8nlleniteot iber,
ND er Brobit uno Superintendent
nuroe. Der @pB1 beiu9te BON 1857
bis 1863 bie BolfS< unb bonn oie
Meftorl@ule in 8aQen1tsM. ipdter
oos G%pmnaEium in 8srnbura u A}
Bis gum Nus6ru@ beg Rrtege5 ppni
1870 bas 8bmnaii un in 4ucblins
BURG, ND er Sic Notpriifung ableate,
TIM als 5abncnjunfer in Dus 8. 5elbs
1rtiIerieresiment ein5utreten. Biz
gum Spbe ieines 8oters, i'm Sabre
1886, bnt Ell fait regelmGbig uls Sf,
fi5ier ieinen lrlaub in 8alleniteot
Derlebt. Sn 8olleniteOt auf Dem Dors
tigen Srieobofe ru5en au9 feline 81
tern unb 8ei6pilter.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-04
! STE @abnberbinbung @orpnifiz
Ntlb TIT ourb Slutb lmterbroGen1,
meloet Tarts iiber Mtben. Mlleroings:
ollrb Die 6lntb Ser bulaarii6en srs
lneen.
Meme Mnseisen.
Mnsetoe.

Srelmoen nnb 8efau,ten hermit
Die trm1riae Nudridt, naB unler lie
Der Spbn unb 9ruber,
9anS GOcrs
am9ienstag, ben 2. slpbe1nber, Mbenbs
I'M 1920 llbr, I'M Mlter ppll 81 Sob
rem, plDtlid geltnrben lit.
Ste 8eeroialulg miro am Sreitaa
gtadmittaa I'M ein l1br BPM Truuer~
bauie, 81. u. No. 3, an ser ntica 9ibec
8oap. lllgeiabr brei Meileu norD6ltlidb
BON 9apenport aug olli bcnl Tairs
mount Sriebbpf ltattfinben.
lin titles 8etlctb bitten Sic ticfbez
trilbten .6illterbltebener1:
9err uno Srau Gbris. Guers, gftern,
!SDDn @Dcrs,
Srau S. Mtaft, s..
Srau sufia Mc9pnalb,
Srun George Sdmibt,
Sralt George sppns,
@elbmilter,
M.4,5t. nebit Gcr(panbtcu.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-04
8rnnSeigentbnms : 1tebertragtugen.

gomono g. Sing l1n6 Srolt an
Sratf 81. SSabl1, 9ot 4, 8lod 2, Sair
Grounds MbDition, ST.
Garf @ielp Got So. an Mnno M11l=
balle, Got 10, 8lod 6, @arf gietp Mb-
bitio11, $675.
MatGiaS $. aod un0 Gsrau an
Sobannie EFT 9fea1tp 60, 2ots II un0
-, @lod e Maer's MObition, 81.
Slllia aen1le0p Of, George So.
Cannon, Gbeil bon GOT 4, 8Iod /, 6.
8. Scents 1. Mobition, $4,000.
Mabel 81. @arfneB an CAMEL Mc.
8ratp, Stud 2ano in Staot 9aben.
port, ST.
@illiam Supper n16 Trau an Ml,
ban q. Sartma11, 1beil BON 2ot II,
@lod 5, g. s.. 81. Mit6en's Mobition,
$t.00.
SSalnes @. SeaIp urt George %.
2inole, Got 2, 9lod 10, 81. 6. Sui.
TOMS MoDition, 81.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-04
9entid)e @iHenidnft NIB bpldtbtid)e
Oerstr.

Ner5tc.
Sic 9e1tlde mebi5inildt @pdens
ldrift p%erDffentlidt in i6rcr lebten
Summer cine grfldrlmg a%ngeiebener
boadnbii9er Mer5te, in Ser bieie Ser
p%abruns gesen Die Nnsriffe ciliser if
rer apllegen auf 9eutldlanb einlegen.
S,1 Ser grfldrung miro barauf hinge
%lpielen, mas Die bolldnoilden Ner5te III
ibrer8on5en pillenidoftlihen gntlpidz
lung Ser beutlden 8iiienldoft idul<
Ben. yabgciebe1 bon oielem 9anf",
10 lalltet Sic grfldrung, .besen mir Sic
bDdlte REMEMBERING ni1t nur fir Sic
beutlde dr5tli6e 8ii1enidait uno Sic
oo5u geb0ri9en 5ilfsbis5iplinen, nit
benen mir fat ale engeren@c5iebunsen
buben, ais nit lonlt pelben in Ser
@clt. lpnoern aud] fir bas lebr piele,
mas bon Seiten 9eutl6lanbs al1f bent
ipe1tper5lpeigten @ebiet Der praftilden
&ranfcnfiirlor9e ul1b ouf Dem ber prafz
tilden 6pgiene in multer9illtiger @etle
geleiltet lit. 9anfbar erfenncn ipir Sic
@oitfreibeit an, Sic uns in beutl6cn
alinifen unb 2aborutprien, in aongreiz
len unb in 3eitldriften imncr in onge=
nebmlter 8eiie gelpdbrt ipiro." Ausz
briidlid merbcn 9emiiie 3piidcnfallc
%bebalert, Sic etna %geeignet lein fDnnz
ten, bie 9uten 8e5iebungen 5ni1hen
oelltlder mebi5inilder @iiicnidaft unb
bpllanpiI6cn Mer5ten gu ltDrcn, uno
es miro Ser 6pffnunggusbruf %ge9eben,
baB barous einc bn1ernbe Gt0rung IN
jenen Se5iebun9cn feinesipe9s berpor<
9cebn lpcrbe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-04
@rofe MISUNDERSTANDING nno 8all
Des 1eutld=slmerifal1iidpn Central
gerei1s bon 9ooenport na1o
Scott County.
Sim sonllabelo 9(beno in Ser Mor6<
lpelt 8apenpprt Il1rnballe.

Sum @elten oes 0eutih=Nmerifa-
1llld]en gel1tral=Gereins finoet am
5onnabenb 9lbeno cine s%(be1rounter=
baltung neblt 8on III Ser 9soromelt
Davenport Illrnhale ltatt. 3as fol-
aelloe Nrogramnl gela1lgt sur M11s=
%fiibr11ng:
i. marid .Meltfrieoen"
9tto's 0rdelter
2. Seleftion Stto's Grdelter
3. u@ie Elm 1%tol5er Moler" .ghober
Waliel1dlor, grnit Otto, 9irigent.
a. Cans, uIdmt Of Spring"
9amenflalie Der Sab. Snrngenleinoe,
SIS. Sdn1ibt, Sllrnlebrer.
5. @emebrleftion oes 0eutldel
ariegerpereils.
6. u8efangenenloger", Iortrog bon
Sra1 @iloa 80. Mottbep.
z. nsSll 0eutidlem @eilt u1o Screen
1i1b mir ems" &raner
M5aiIendor, grnlt otto, 1irigent.
s. Seltreoe bon sSoiepb &eller bon
indianapolis, l.. Gi5eprdlioen1
oes 1cutih= Nmerifoniid)en Sea.
tional glmbes.
8. @eratbe-I l,rlle1 Mftipe See
Noromelt Gapenport Sllrnper:
cins.
40. AZ vIie @ad)t am Mbein"
5 @ilbel11
Moiicndlor.
b)s(m1prica
Mal1endbpr inns Hublifllm.
Nad) Dem &oll5ert: @rober 9aa
- Merdants gransfer & 5torag
Go. Selepbon 855. Wna.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-04
9cntidcr eS,rhit.

l1no nieNcr barllten unlrcs Sdlctn;
Sprgcn
Scr @rhc &raft, hes 6imn1el5 Spnnens
ldein;
Sn1 SpeidJer lie9t has gnlbne &prn 9ez
bprgen,
llno in Sen aufen lunln,t Ser iu1ge
@ein!
Gin linher @ino umfplt has lebte
8liiben,
CT fiiBt Sen lettcn bunten 8lln1en=
ItrouB,
Nls lprade ct: ugs lit geuulg Ser
Miibcn!
Slim rl1bet aus! -.
Sit cs nidt alld), ols pb Sic Spnne
ipilbte,
@ie gut bas @erf, bas lie fiir ms
ppIlbradt2
9fad treller Irbeit 9ebt lie frii6 gun
Millte
l1nb ldbt ibr Selb Ben Sternen uno Ser
giadt.
Gin Nebelflpr ienft lih nit 9ral1e11
Sdmingen
6erab aufs alte, miioe @rbenbaus.
9lrd @alb lnb Sl1r t1nt's, mie Elm
leiles Ginsen:
.Mun rllbet al1sl 49,"
mas Nutur als ibr @eieb perz
fiinbet,
3ertrilmmert parb's bur6 biel er3eiten
Notb;
Ser Slammcnl6ein, burd Wenldenz
banb ent5iinbet,
SIT beut sic SarfeI, Die gen 9in11nel
lott!
Ser @oB, Sic 3lpietradt, enser tets
perbiin0et,
blrrh oie@elt in lpilbemS tnrms
4. gebrals -.
@ann fpmntt Elm @erbi1, Ser ipieOer
ms berfilnbet:
Stun rllbet aus! 49,"
2ep2eip5iger
i'm uNolar1b bon Berlin"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-04
~ Grpfc 49,
Aben0 Undertaking
nno 8aQ
gum 8eten Beg
9entidz Mmfritanil0eu
Gfntral= 8ereinS
- am
samstas abenb, De't 6. Mpuen,der,
- in Ser ~
@urb,ueit 9apenport gurnbaae.
gbenb, bcn 6. Mppcmber,

Erogramm:
Warid, u@eltfrieben~ i. 3amccnif
Stto's Sr1elter.
2. gubertilre, ~8erlin, lpie es ipei11t
unD lucbt" ....... gpnrabt
gtto's 9rdelter.
3. n8ie Elm itpI5er @bler" 8. .Gppbr
@%SaIlend)or: grnif Sttn. @irigent.
Cams, u@apn of spring".
9amenflalle Ser 9ap. Gnrngc<
meinbe; Mb. G9mibt, Better.
s.. @epebrieftipn bes 9eutl1en ariez
gerheretns.
g.. en- e nIaee1; gprz
tras bon Sral 9ilba %; 80 a Z
(. syn1 Delltlden @eiit in,0 @efsen ii,,o
tptr Gins . &re1nler
>Mahe16or: grnf Otto, 9irisenf.
S e It t cd c BON Spiepb &eI<
Ter bon S~t1bta1apolis, @ice : Era<
libent bes 9eutl6 : 4meriIaniiden
Nationalbunbes.
g. @erdtbe : Sllrnen.
glftibe Beg 81. 8. 9ap. gurnperei11s.
10. a. Sic @ad)t am H5ein @il6elm
8ailcndor.
~ Mmerica.
Ma11en6or 1tt1b Yl1bliflm.
Nad Benz &pn5ert: OruRer 8all Biz
3 11br Wprgens.
gintritt: so gcnts ba5 Eaar; eine
5elue Game 25 Gents.
Gas Committee.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-04
2pfaler @etterberidjt.
Davenport, 3. 9eop.

WobeHPpTf1 3. 5tob.
91trd)idnitts 8arometeritano 1928
IurdJldnitts 1enlperatltr . AZ
6ohlte Semperat11r ibeltte 81
Nie0rigite Sen1perotltr lebte Na6t 81
Nor1nale Iemperatur fir 33
Sabre "A
0urdidmittlide Gel,dtiafeit ser
2lft SO
~g5ieoerid)log in "a gtumbcn . 600
@orberrldenoe @in0ridtung g
@allerltano I'M Z l1br Morgens 4.9
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-04
gieb unb YropifiDn.n.

Chicago, 3. Noo. Minobieb -
:3ufubr 10000. stiere %$6.0O-1O.=
40; &iibe unb Climber $3.OO-8.35;
&alber 90.
Sdmeine ~ 3uflbr 10000. SC
nieoriger 81 $6.35-7.65; 3lm1eiit 5u
$e.70-7.30.
sdafe 3uf11br $4,000. Set
5ammel $5.90-6.45; 9ammer &c.
50-8.S0.
@efliigel - 12-13c.
B11tter - Creamery - 23-28.
gier - 26-2Sc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-04
MnS 0er SunOcSbauptftaot
(Sortiebung bon Der 1. @eite.
9 pmbenper Of 10 i :
rung.
Sic Gro8elliruns Deg Mobcrt Sa

Sic Gro8eliirllns pcs Mobcrt Sull
llno anoerer Gcrl pnen, bic III sic or1z
9eblidlc MISUNDERSTANDING gegcl1
Mlllitipnsoampfcr peripifelt iein iolz
len, I'M sic Illsfubr o Munition
aus Sen Scr. Gtnatcn on Sic Muiirten
in europa sl bcbi11ocrn, miro bonn SUI
iti5amt lelbit u~lternpmmen meroeL
mic bellte 9fud)t angefii1Sigt mllrbe.
scantc bes Suitisbept. lasen beute
Nadt, DOB Sic &erldm6rlln9, iplpeit
bis ictt cntbiiIlt, neit p~erslpeiat gene
len lei.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-04
Gin 0runb, mar1trt bic
Citizens Trust
& Savings Bank

TTfTTI
BIG &rahp Gtrake,
ettc Der itarfen 8a,,fcn III Sa.
pc11pprt, SD,ua, lit.
Seine ganf lit irsenopie ltarz
ter alS Die Mddnher, Sic hinter
tbr lteben, - Die Mtaddnner, Sic
tire Gplittf beitimmen .unb. lire
@el9afte leiten.
@ines Der ltdrflten @utbaben
Der Gitisens grnit & sapimas
8anf lit lire 9ireftpren 8ebDrs
be, beren Mitglie6er ale 2eute
bon 5teuung lino, - 2eltte, Sic
ldon bprber bebe,ttel1be grfoIge
III ibrcr eigenen @ei1dftsbran<
6e er5ielt baben. 9ieIe 2eute
bleiben fortipabren0 in gerbin<
: Dung nit Sen Nngeiegenbeiten
Der 8anf, fbenfen Shnen lire
NllfmerfIamfeit nnb lal1en linen
Die 8obltbat ibrer rci6en CT
fabrllngen 5utbeil nerben, lln1
Sbnen als 9epp1itpr un6 5id
ielbt ais IftipnGr Sen arDBt@
mogli9en G6ub 5ufom1nen 5ua
1aiien.
s9ireftpren:
6. S. 9pngbcrtD, 8ra1ient.
sc. s. 8rounlic, aallirer.
50. 8. &ncbptter, Brd1iDent Ser
.s5n; Sspipa Sur11itllre So.
Spl Murit, gigentbimer Ser
Sub Clothing So.
s. 8. Sartcmcper, gigentbiimer
Der s.. 8. gartemeDer @roce<
III s..
@. 8. Carroll, 8abnor8t.
Srcb 9. sbarpn, 8citungsber<
a%1ls9eber lltro Roitn1eiiter bon
9abenport.
S. u. 3ar,lcp, Ne6tsantpalt.
Setter S. GrDpf, Gra1ibent Ser
@aipfeDe Snbeltment Co.,
Grdlibent uno Gdabmei1ter
Der grpof 8rns. 2aunbrD SO,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-04
BettfeDer1t

.nerbenbnrd 9nmpf ant 1t,,h binig ae.
reiniat. - 8ettiibersiise ,uerbcn gen,a,
id)e,t lrtb genabt. iofpic Matrate9 gut
arsgcDeficrt
Suns @asner, 1113 ueitl. 5. Str,
q 9abenport. sSSoipn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-04
9te @.drste
8rpbnfte.

Gbicago, 3. Noo. Mei5en -
Seq, 1043s Mfoi.
aorn - 1914 Ge5, 60A Mai.
Safer - 1874 Seq, 393s Wai.
@etrei6e fir gaar: 500. 2 rotbcr
Mlnter 113-115; No. 2 &or11
60; Stanoorb Safer 1890.
Noggen gto. 2 1902.
@erl tie - 52-62.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-04
@alh atom. q. 91ob.

Sir S%llinois: Setter Ion1erstag lt10
Treitag, milbe Semperatllr.
Sir Sonia: Iriibe 1onllerstag, bei=
ter Treitag, milbc Sen1peratllr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-04

Saasbdlterin perlanat. Mettcs Waoz
Glen pocr Srall, nidbt iiber As Sabre,
NIT pber p6ne 2onn6rg. gleftrilhcr
@aidcr; San1ilie bon flint; 2 ainber
gcben CUR Sdnlc, bas jii1elte lit bier
Sabre alt. g 3immer : @alls; gltes
tSeim; quite gebanolung. WlaBi9e 8cz
5ablrng. Mu6auiragen in Smiths
@siliterD StDrc, 303 peitl. 2. ctr.
2.1@t
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-04
Mnaetgen fnr
arteitsplate, @erfanfe, 8erlnte,
@phnu1get etc.

@ubnunsen etc.
in bieier 8ubrif tperoen fir einen Sag
biz 5u elmer 8ode gu Sen nadfplgen.
ben Staten inierirt: Bis 5n bier 8eilen
ODER oeren Na11m SOC, iber bier nnb
Biz gu a9t 3etlen $1.00. Seine M111
5eige miro fir tpeniger ais SOC angel
non1t1en.
Sir @teIlengeiu6e tpirS BET einz BIZ
ledsmaliger Snfertion Csc berednet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-04
@eringe Quantitdt briugt
9inorrnng.
@pblbefanntcr G%il,uubncr bun @eit
Sibertp lcatc 3cngniR ab fir
Sanlac.

Sn eilrem abgeeebenen @eridt
Sen u. S. Stafford, ell moblbefan1.
ter girnupbner bon @elt 2ibertp, Sa.,
abgegehen5 erflart oerlelbe, baB ct
langerc 3eit an Magenleioen 1rn6
l1nperoo1lid}feit gelitten, nno. CT
bllrh Sen @ebrultd bon Ealloc mic=
Ser bcr9eltellt lporoen lit, 10 bab Ell
cine meitere Ilaid)e foltfte. gr lit
lallgere 3eit, 10 BOB er 9fadlts nid)t
ihlafen folu1te, neil linn Sic 8eroau=
mtg feblte, 10 BOB oie 9sabrtngsmit=
tel inn N}a9en elllel1 @ermeIungspro=
seb ourd)modlten, anitatt Sen norma
len Grp5eb ol1rdl5nmad)e11. 6ier=
ourh entltanoen @ale unb peruriah-
ten linn 9roBe u,1anllebmlibfeit. gr
uSa1loe bilft mir. Sd babe MIR
cine Ilalde eil1genommen nno fa11ge
nit Ser 5peiten an. Sd litt alt lln,
peronulidfeit, melde oltrd ei1lel1 l1l1=
reaelmaBigen M%agen5ultano berl1r=
iadt mnrOe. Meit Sdlaf lDar l11l-
regelmabig l1no nlein slppetit ld,leht.
Sd fiiblte MIDI lpirflidr l%tnpaBlid,.
Sebt fam ih elien lno |blafen, 10
BOB id al1genebnl ruben fann. S[11s
@rl1l1oe empfeble ih aufrid.
tig Sanlac nrb for0ere Sic 2eiben=
ben arf, oasiel6e 5lt gebraltden."
1anlac, sic Meilter=Meoi5in miro
IN groben Mengen nerfal1ft I'M Sdle=
Mpotbefe, 900 meitlihe 2. Str,
Davenport, berm Oieielbe bat number.
5are &eiultate %er5ielt. Sanlac lit elm
aegen &be1matisma1s, So
:orrblei6en, Mo9en 2efNr, gerito=
Sdlafloiiafeit, Mppetitloiig-
felt ull0 lit ei1t &eil1iger 0es @orper=
Spltems. (Mn5.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-04
Sciratbs : GrlanbnifidJeine.

Sarlan s.. Blaine, glfaoo, Mor1t.,
INTO Grace 6rances Sear0, 2eGlaire,
Soma.
g. 81. Grimm uno aatberine 2un-
Dp, @ttumpo, So.
8alter @arpell lt1o 6lorence Sart,
1anenport.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-04

Sbeobpr aSrner trug f6on
als blutjunger Menid Elm falldes
@ebib.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-04

3n pcrfanfen: Mpbernes S 8ilnnerz
6a1s. Gin 9rittel baar. M~bSablltng
$1,000 per WiDnat. SIM Sale bon
&ra11fbeit feline @b5ablitng. Nad5ua
frage1 in SEQ. 1903 Union 9Th.
80, 1851.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-04

BIZ pcrrniet1cn: 2. gtage, 6 3im@
mel : 8o6nl1ng. 424 ipe1tl. 2. Gtrs
Nad5nfrugen bei @m. 2netjc.
29,1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-04

Sic Spb= 9rnferei bes Scr 9etnDfrat'
empfieblt iih our raideifen nnb
Im1ber1ten 2iefernng aIIer 9rudz Mr,
beiten BEL biligiten Rreten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-04

gcrlprcm: g%ntlpeber al1f Ser Stras
Benbabn' pber atf ben1 Sabrboot ein
Cameo : Mebailpn an golbener Settle.
M5uliefern in $50. 1918 8rabD Str,
tpo 8elp6nung be5ablt miro. 29s1&
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-04

@cindt: Meltere Sral1 iudt 5tene
fir Sallsarbeit. 3u erfragen SEQ. 424,
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27

why he thinks he originated the emery
ball.
As !. look back I recall that 1 was
always more effective II I could get \
rough spot on the ball I was pitching,
and 1 frequently did purpOsely put
one on the ball by hitting il against
my spikes. I was under the impress
sion at the time that this roCghing
helped TO make my curve ball much
wider, but I now recall that il gave
my straight ball peculiar shoot, and
there is no doubt in my mind now
that this was caused by the rough spot.
Just as the emery ball in these days"
II has frequently been claimed that
Griffith won his games by sheer
strategy, and that he was not possessed
Of rare speed or exceptional curve,
though he was given credit for having
a deceptive change OF pace To this
Griffith replies;
NO. I did not have the speed OF a
Johnson. or a Rusie, but I could shoot
them over whenever I wanted to Just
fast enough 10 fool the batters- I had TO
have speed in order TO make my slow
ball effective, and ] always tried TO
figure what the batters expected from
me and give them just the opposite
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27
Y. M. c. A. BOYS WILL
SHOW ATHLETIC SKILL

The boys classes Of the Y. NJ. c. a.
will give another exhibition OF their
athletic skill at the ''Y7 gymnasium on
Saturday evening. starting at o'clock.
These classes took part in the Y. NJ c.
a circus on Friday and Saturday nights
OF last week and made the hit of the
show. They are to have more latitude
and viii do more stunts than were pos
sible in the circus, owing TO lack OF
time
The intermediates viii give their
Highland fling and Indian club drill
while the "Tumban Troupe" will ap-
pear in tumbling and pyramid work.
Fancy marching by the "peewee"
class promises 10 be one OF the features
of the evenings entertainment
There viii be athletic events for both
the -peewee" and junior classes and
unemployed boy leaders will give an
exhibition Of wand work
There viii be no charge for this ex-
hibition and the public is cordially in
vited TO attend The fine work by the
youngsters in the circus was somewhat
Of a revelation to many Fl Pasoans
and all who can should attend the ex-
hibition on Saturday night They viii
find il well worth while.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27
GRIFFITH FIRST
TO ROUGHEN BALL

Washington. D. c.. April 27.-Clark
Griffith has made the discovery that
he probably was the innocent oi1gina-
tor OF the now condemned emery
ball Those who remember Griffith
when he was a pitcher viii recall his
habit OF hitting the bail on the spikes
Of his shoes, which always brought a
volley OF protests from the opposing
players and the spectators in visiting
cities Frequently Griffith would do
this. hitting the ball between the front
and rear spikes. where II could not
be injured, and would then triumphant
" toss the ball TO the umpire when
the protest came from the opposition.
The umpire would examine il and,
finding nothing wrong. would return
II to Griffith. who would guy those
who had accused him Of rOughing the
ball
Here is how the Old Fox explains
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27
ALEXANDER HAS
FOURTH VICTORY.
Wins Third Time Over the
Braves, Tanning 10; Yanks
Are Going Strong.

Grover Cleveland Alexander con-
tinues to be the big star iamong the
National league pitchers He pitched
the Phillies TO victory over the Braves
Monday, this being the third time this
season that he has humbled the worlds
champions and his fourth consecutive
victory Of the season. The Braves
punched their hits in the first, seventh
and eighth innings, getting four runs
Alexander famed 10 batsmen, however,
and held the Braves we'll in check at
all times while the Phillies hammered
Strand hard BostOn's two errors were
also costly The score was Z TO 4
There was a joke game at Cincin-
natl on Monday. The Reds garnered
10 runs in the first two innings The
Cubs came back in the sixth when five
hits, two hit batsmen, a pass and two
sacrifices netted eight runs. The Reds
managed to win out by a score Of Is
to y.
JEFF Tesreau held the Dodgers to
two hits while the Giants got six hits
and two runs off Dell
Hub Perdue allowed the Pirates
eight hits but he was stingy when hits
meant runs, with Sne result that the
Pirate crew had q big gOoseegg, while
Opportune hits off Adams and Cooper
gave the Cardinals three runs
wild Bill" Donovan is certainly get
ting some results with the Yankees
and if they can stand the pace they
will be real pennant cOntenders- Long
hits off Boehling gave the Yan1s a
victory over Washington, 9 to p Pipp
tripled with the bases full and Cook hit
for a circuit with two on Fisher
pitched a nice game for the Yankees.
X x
The Red Sox beat the Athletics by
timely hitting, the score being TO
in seven innings. when the game was
called to let the players catch a train
Wagner's hitting and fielding featured
White Sox have started toward the
top of the ladder They kept up their
winning streak Monday by beating the
Indians. u TO / Faber pitched nice
ball while Mitchell. Jones and Walker
were all easy for the SoX.
*
With two out and two on bases in
the ninth. and the score tied, Austin
singled and two runs scored, the
Browns thus beating the Tigers s to 1.
George Mcconnell. recent jumper to
the Feds, pitched alright ball for the
Chifeds against the Packers. HanfOrd
was a batting star for the Chifeds and
they won, to O.
There were no particular features in
the other Federal league games
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-27

I OS ANGELES papers claim, as a
record at the shortstop position,
the fact that Joe Berger went
through two games last Friday by
handling only three chances and
that the record" is held by George
Mcbride, of Washington, who went
through a game on July 3, 1912,
without an assist, a putout or an
error. Maybe he did but I Just
started through an old score book
and find that on Sept. 7, 1912,
Mcmahon, shortstop for Elmira in
the New York State league, went
through a game against Syracuse, on
the latter's grounds, without getting
a single chance, so if McBnde's mark
is a record, MeMahon's equals It.
"PERMIT absolutely no umpire
batting; maintain strict order
on the field and see to it that the
players all remember that gentle
men use no violent language on the
diamond" were among the instruc-
tions of president E. P. Hughes, of
the Rio Grande league, to his UNI
piring staff. The new league evi-
IDENTIFY intends to have baseball along
the lines Of the major leagues and
that's the right idea.
NOTHING special is involved in the
return Of shOrtstop Reed by the
Brooklyn Feds to the Phillies. The
Feds announced some time ago that
they want no players who are legally
under contract to other clubs. Reed
having signed up with the Phillies
prior to jumping to the Feds, they
simply turned him back when this
fact was made clear.
GEORGE REEDS Albuquerque
team doesn't look so formidable
after all Reed has a bunch Of hard
hitters but their fielding averages
are nothing sensational. Right now,
Bill Hurley looks to have the best
aggregation in the league up at Las
Cruces while Tucson, rather over
looked by some of the critics, ap-
pears stronger than the much touted
Phoenix team McCloskey is still
weak in pitchers while Douglas is an
uncertain quality until Quigley an
nounces his lineup. McCloskey has
about the best infield in the league
and a fair outfield. He has the star
catcher Of the circuit and when he
gets a couple Of good pitchers, the
Mackmen can hold their own with
the best Of them