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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07

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punft geben," marf Graf bon Soben=
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07
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gen &anien bon 9enmorf, 8is.,
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6em Morpbium al1s metnem SD=
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nn6 felt iener 3eit baben mir itets
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meine @6rift Ieien fonnen> benn i6
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mir empfeblen Gorni's Mlpenfra11ter
NIT gutem @emiiien."
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DIES, 5eiterprobtes &rauter Seilmit-
tel, un6 lit nidt I'M Mpothefen gu b.
ben. Spe5ialagenten liefern es Dem
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reft BON Ben &eriteuern: 81. Setter
6obrnep & Cons o., 1875 60.
Sopne Mpe., Chicago, 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07
sdlimme Grfaltnns raid gebro&en.

SaJlVHuIe VIIulIuHY IuIU
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&uiten mar b%oqitanoig geidtpur6en.
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bem @uten er3dblt, bos i@ 6urd ben
@ebrou@ bieier @eoi3tn erlangte,
uno ole, tpeIde es gebruudt baben,
fpreden 6ariiber in Ben boditen Be-
Iobunger.. gu fulfen bel Martit
Molitor. - Q15eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07
2eber regnliert Ben &6rper. Cine
tr9ae Qeber beoarf Ser Behanbltnq.

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un6 b1r9 Elm u@Ios 6untel" ieben.
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BerItopfung peridtpinben nod benz
@ebrom9 bon 81. 2ings Mel1en Sc.
benspinen. 25f BEL @urem Mpotbe.
ter. - Mn3eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07

Onfel: .Mertt eS benr oeine Mamo
ni@t, tpenn ou BIT 70 Elm @tud4en
3,tder nimmftg"
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bod ni9t!"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12
WARM COMPETITION
PROMISED TONIGHT
Prep School Boys Contest in Track
ana Field Tests in Blues Armory.
Ninety-Scven Separate Entries.
OPENS WITH FIFTY-YARD DASH
Special Relay Races on Program for
BOY Scouts-Pctersbur, High and
blackstone Academy to Settle
Supremacy.

What will likely be the warmest con-
Tested indoor track ana hcld meet of
schools OF the city In the second an
nual series Of events. The Boy Scouts
and Petersburg High School and Black
stone Academy will also he in the spot
light ut the Blues Armory tonight
Ninety-Scvcn young athletes will
strive for honors. and lively session
lS promised when the Academy, Mar
shalites and B-ncdictinc youths take
To the Moor.
Entries and Events.
The complete list OF events and tho
entries In each follow:
Eitty-yard dash: Acadcmy-Whittct,
iiiil Miller. Shacklcford. Whitlock.
John Observation-Disclosures, Brandt. Bccson.
IIinns. Asher. Brown.
D. Binford, II. whittct. 81. kuyk. Whit
lock. John Marshall-Corc. Owens
Matthew's. Graham. Eanes. Bcnedictine
-McGraw. Asher.
Three hundrcd-yard dash: Academy
iiill. H. Binford. Whittet. Shacklcford
Spencer, John Marshall-Brandt. An
derSon, Kahn, LYDIA. Gray. Beucdictinc
-Binns. Iiafiing. Brown. Bcirne. Para
Eight hundred and ecightyyard dash:
Whittct. Shncklcford. G.. *. Kuyk. d.
kuyk. Whitlock. Hill, H. Binford. ~
Eint1rd. Davis Ioggs., Brown. Fox.
Turner Watkins. Blake. Montague.
MAYS. Ecncdictine-o'Keefc. Bcirnc.
liailnE, lar:ltcr.
Shot put: Observation-Disclosures, Roden,
G. <uyk, Davis. John Marshall
STAPLES, Gray. Barrett. StrinGer. Bcne-
Observation-Disclosures. Meyer.
High jump: Acadcmy--G. Kuyl<. Mil
Ter. Trainham, Whi,lock. Whi,tet John
Marshall-Iohnson, rcplc. Gray. Bcne-
dictine-Gilbert. Asher. McGraw.
Pole vault: Acadcmy--G Euyk
Rodcu. Miller, H. Rinford. D. I[uyk
John Observation-Disclosures. Stringcr. Bar
rctt.
Relay: Acadcmy-Iiin whitlock. Bin
ford. Spencer, Shacklcford. Miller,
Whitlock, Strothcr. John MARSHALL
renlc, Gray. Owens. Anderson. Kahn.
LYDIA. Bcncdictinc-Gilhert. Binns. Nc
Graw, Asher Brown, lIaning
Relays have been arranged between
noyo scouts, Troops Nos. !. s. .. 2, 10.
10 81. and the interest and competition
will he keen between these orSaniza-
tons.
Petersburg High School and Black
stone Academy have also entered relay
teams for q mil" race These teams
are equally matched. and Il hnc exhibit
Of relay work will likely be furnished
the spectators.
The OmcinIx.
officials: Referee. Saville: starter.
Dohson; clerk. Sheppard Crump; Judges,
simpson BaSby. Richards: timers
Vaughan, Waddill, Strothcr: inspectors.
+ McR"c. j. McIcc. Wood. Baldwin
Hil; announcer. Hotzc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12
Wake Forest Beats CnroIinn.

WAKE FOREST. ~ C.. February H.
w axe Forest made il two out of
thF.c vans by defeating Carolina to-
night In on" Of the closest and hardest
iought games ever played on the local
hoor by ia" score OF 30 TO -.
From the start until the finish the
game was in doubt, one side leading
ana thch the other, with the score he
ing ti"d five times. with IL little over
one minute To play and the score - to
~ IN favor OF Carolina. lIoldna: shot
the lead. Hall followed in quick sue
ccssion with two more. the las; goal
barely falling through the basket as
the referees whistle sounded
The work OF Hail. the Eaptists right
Forward, both ON the defense and the
oiicnSc featured the game. Holding
played a brilliant game at left forward
registering IL of the Eaptisrs 20
points.
Longs work at left forward featured
for Carolina
II was one Of the protticst games
ever Witnessed at Wake Forest, and the
crowd that hllcd the gymnasium were
KEYED up during the whole game The
Carolina. Position. Wake Forest.
Johnston... right forward. y Hall
Long lief, forward. Yielding
tcaptain)
Ihndy. ........ centre Carrick
andrews. right guard. .IIcnslcy
Tcnnant left guard. Davis
Field goals. Holding, 4; Hall, &: Car
rex, .. Johnston. 3. Long. 3: Tandy,
Andrews . Foul goals: Holding. i:
Long, 4 Referee, Arroll.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12
BASKETBALL,

ASHLAND. VA. February Ito
morrow Randolph Macon basketball
squad will leave Ashland on five day
The Yellow Jackets Qulut has made
this trip every February tor the past
hvc years and II has become an an
nual tour. The teams that viii be met
are sidney. two games; Ran
dolph Macon Academy, Roanoke Col
lege and Virginia Polytechnic Insti-
tutc
From Ashland tho team goes to
rarmyilic, where they will play lamp
den-sidnsE championship game Fri
DAY night, on saturday Hampden-
Sidney Will go over to I.ynchburu
along with the Yellow Jackets. and an
exhibition game will he played in the
Randolph Macon Womans College
gymnasium that day.
Monday the team will play two
games. one in Bedford against Ran
uolph- Macon Academy. and the other
at salem, Roanoke College being the
opponent.
Tuesday the squad goes to Blacks
purS 10 play Virginia Polytechnic In
sututc five, This is the last game Of
me trip' ana from Biacksburg the team
~ defeating Richmond College last
night the Yellow Jackets took the lead
~ the race for the cup OF the Eastern
virginia intercollegiate Association.
iiampdcn- Sidney Tigers If they win
TINS game. they viii have taken the
inca sure 0t every team in the league,
mem from capturing the cup. although
another series OF three games will
have 10 be played.
-. The men most likely TO make tho
fiGhnrdson. Scott Lee. Robertson. Hall
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12
Pop LANN|CAN SELECTS
VIRGINIA RELAY TEAM
"oouwyn' Spccr. Stewart, Walker
ana berkeley VIII Run Against
/ Cornell ut G. W. U. Tomorrow.
BALL PLAYERS ON THE FIELD
forty-Sfx Candidates, Mostly In
heiders and Outfcldcrs, Report for
Prncticc-Diamond in First.CIoss
Condition.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, Februorv
il.-At the final try-out this arternoon
'TG'aias onc-mile relay team. which
10 10 run cornell as tho feature cvont
AT the George Washington Univc-s,,v
'ndoor meet Saturday night, was pick.
Gu by .rainer Lannigan. The four rnn
hers 10 compose the team nre Good
wyn' Spcer. Stewart Walker and
berkeley Tho last named will be Tho
'eno' man. Norris and Gus Mason
were picked as alternatcy
a. iop Iannipan was pleosod 49,.
H. SnoWlhS made by his men aIthounh
tho t nra,c or Norris to come in VII
what OF surprise to th mas hGme-
,"aiI niEan was In hopes Norris wo,,,d
ex ImG q paae. on the relay. as his past
Nirginia relay teams Ind dn atG ana
When n'he ITO IL co,,a nendy and gritty runner
ris did not display his reai ~ Nor
ing TO his not being in proper nh ID, ow
&C ,,a1nti1n. having lately been nursIn,,
Pop" Lannigan is looking for ~,
race, as naa the ,n to run Cornell Gloss
good time. In the try-out SSn,aKinE
Walker finished strong lie bn Hse%hrt
n SnsnL splendid form for the p past
nth, The baseball diamond on Lambetb
bo ae' Used II hx the Tho nnEiye,Tsty; which viii
spring. was christcncd today for ths
h aso,. .,,he thus season by Virginia.
forty-six candidates reported ,o-
f n,ihG,ce' mo. most OF 5he number being in
enough twirlcrs In the squad how
S EXIT 70 afford all OF tho men i!sh,
The baseball field was in snIopa,,
shape. Tor tho continuous SUNSHINE nr
Inc Inc past I'VE days having dried OUT ,Ta
90 I'M Deter than was expected for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12
STEAL SHERIFF'S COAT
henrico officer Twice Loses md ne
Covers NnImnbIc GnrmcnL

sometime ago Sheriff l.. II. Kemn
OF Henrico County. lost his coat. II
was II new coat. perhaps n week old
quite healthy, ana cost tho oyor.aa,
or the county's delinqucnts Just ,as
prisoner who had just been released
from JAIL was suspected OF the crime.
nnt conviction could not be secured
rue coat was later recovered after the
entire polio" and detective force OF tho
county haH been detailed TO the case.
Yesterday the same coat disappearod
IN Inc sam" way. Mr. Kcmp is NOT
supcrSt!tious person. but the con-
'ihuai disappearance of the cont has
got his goat The complete force FOR
rounding up criminals in the county ,yn.
turned loose on the case and told not
10 SNOW their faces until the coat had
nceh recovered. Deputy Sheriff Webb
SEdnor and Deputy Clerk Thomas c.
FLETCHER proved to bc the best slcuth.
IN me county. and Il was not long be-
tore the coat was rounded up
some secrecy was observed ns "a
Just where the Goa, was found.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12
ANOTHER TWO-MAN TENPlN
MATCH ON THE PROGRAM
'IinppE" jake Rowscy and .RiII" Bailey
to Test Their Skill AGninnt
Campbell and IIUcn.

Happy" Jake Rowsey has gotten the
championship bowling fever. and with
Bill Bailey will meet George Campbell,
Otherwise known us John Bunny" and
Midget Iocn In tcn-game match
haif OF which will be played on the
newport runs tonight and the remain
ms contests on the Palace drives Mon
day night.
y purse of $50 will he the trophy
the BOWERS are to strive to take down
Rowsey and Bailey are about the
nifticst pair of Primers in the city, or,
IN TACT, anywhere IN the South, and
Bunny and Midget" VIII have their
work cut out for them in the match
start at $50 O'Clock, and there is like
" to he Il large number OF knights Of
the pins out to root for their favpritcs
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12
PLEASANT WEATHER
STlRS TRACK ATHLETES
North Carolina Cindcr Path Experts
Work ont for Meets with Trinity,
Wake Forest and Other Squads.

WEST RALEIGH. y. c.. February
1.-THE warm weather that has been
here all this week has revived an in
tercst III track work. Captain Potter.
OF the AGRICULTURAL and Mechanical
track team. has had the men out every
afternoon for 4 stiff workout. The
prospects for a winning team this year
are good. as there are a number of the
Ing freshmen.
The absence Of. Sumner from the
cinder path will be kcenly felt. as he
won three first places in nearly every
meet he enterd last year.
Manager l.. c. Atkisson has been
busy arranging a schedule for meets.
He has already arranged with Trinity,
Wake Forest, Virginia polytechnic In
stitute and Davidson. The Agricultural
and Mechanical team will likely go TO
Baltimore TO the South Atlantic track
meet in Nav
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12
Roanoke Defeats A. & NJ.

SALEM, VA. February ll.-Roanoke
college again demonstrated her right
TO q place among the foremost of
Southern basketball .qu!nts when she
defeated ~; NJ, OF North Carolina,
Il thriller from start 10 finish, and both
teams were forced to fight for every
point gained.
With both quints composed largely of
football stars, tho contest was rough
at times. Van BrocElin starred for the
visitors. while Bunting's work was
of Il sensational order for Roanoke.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12
THIRD WEEKLY INDOOR
GOLF TOURNEY TONIGHT
Second Sinc-iIolr Course OF tho Coun-
try Club of NirEiHin VIII BE Played
ut the Hotel Ricf

The third weekly Indoor golf tour
naiucnt for the Herman Schmidt CUP
will be staged ut the Hotel Richmond
to-day and Tonight, starting at .
o'clock and continuing until II o'clock
Play Will be over the Country Club
Of Virginia second ninc-holc course.
The following have sent In their en-
tries, and there will likely he others
to compete during tho afternoon and
evenings
T.. J. u. Mackay. l.. Mex Judsins. S.
FlcmninE. Douglass Case. w. T. Leon
ard. w: T.. Powers Or. j. y. White j.
$: Yardlcy, .Ioc Taylor. II. FlemminE.
William Rurkner and c. ID. Morgan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12

NEW YORK. February ll.-Melvin
". Sheppard. Olympic hero and former
middle distance champion runner to-
night announced his retirement from
track athletics. Sheppard received II
heavy fall and painful injury when Il
board In the Garden floor gave way
during the running OF race Wednes-
DAY night.
sheppard has been competing since
1902. and he quits the cinder path after
thirteen years Of championship run
ming. During that time he has won
countless titels and prizes. lie was
the hero OF several Olympian games.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12
HARVARD ENROLLS YOUTH
WHO Is TRACK ATHLETE

CAMBRIDGE. MASS. Fehrnar, :,
Harvard - TO enroll ono OF tho you,p
est oarsmen in its history in Louis II
heanc, the fifteen year-oid fresl,unr
prodisy VINO IS the only short trCue
cred student In college Kcnre. asia.
IRON his scholastic prowcss. is also
quite thch athlete. Whom tho frcsh-
men oarsmcn arc called OUT next Mon
cay koano viii present himself for
the position OF coxswain, His weight
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12
TEN SHARES OF STOCK
TO MASSACHUSETTS MAN
Representative of Strathmore Paper
Company Tells Il. W. Wilson That
Ii Is II Good Investment.
LISTS GRADUALLY FILLING Up
Only $1,000 More Necessary to COM
pletcly Finance the Club--Dunn
Rapidly NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WiCkS Visits Merchants.

II am delighted 10 hear tho Richmond
Is to secure q franchise In the Interna-
tional League. and has at last gotten
out of the Virginia Circuit You may
place me on the list of ten shares. as
think II q good investment" This is
what 9. l.. Rodur. Of the Strathmore
Paper Company. said to II. w, Wilson
yesterday, after he had inquired for
what purpose the local man was So
licitinE subscriptions. Rodur IS or the
road for the massachusetts house. and
knows = good thing when he secs IL
IL talking over baseball the new
stock holder asserted that the lnterna-
tional League club in this city was
the merchants In an advertising way
as now Richmond will bc known better
throushout the North after tho Nir-
Ginians begin TO play the game. and II
Will cause The old Dominion capitol
to be talked about rs il has never
been before
List, Gradually Filling.
President Smith last night reported
that tho lists were gradually being
closed though there We're a few citizens
that had not placed their names on the
list, these citizens, ordinarily 10 the
fore In almost everything that is OF
benefit to tho city, have not taken the
less expecting the fund TO be made up
without the!r assistance.
II was asccrtained yesterday that an
the lists, ana after this amount has
been placed on the books no more stock
Will he sold, nj least at the present
80 those desiring to get in on the
ground floor should send in their re-
quests at once.
Presidcn, smith is anxious to close
tho lists Monday next, NJ tho latest. so
that he may go before President Bar
to successfully launch tho project in
this city.
Dunn Is Improving.
Jack Dunn is getiinE along nicely At
his home, but the confinement is gall
ing TO the manager as he has always
been very active. his physician, how
ever. promises 10 allow him to go out
within couple of days II he carries
ont instructions and keeps close 10 his
room
terday in visiting the merchants and
arranging for the new score card which
NIL he one of the features. at Broad
expert in this line the contract for
tickets has been placed and everything
Will 10 In shape for the patrons when
=" first cNhihiuon game is staged,
March p, at the local park.
Joe Bookings contract contains the
ten day release clause says J. Ed Grilio
In the Washington star. When the
young left chandler was signed last year
he insisted that his contract contain
M is provision. Al OF Grinihs play,
clause during the fall OF 1913. but dur
ing the summer Griffith signed them TO
new contracts. win the new reserve
they wanted the trn-days' release
clause in his Agreement.
II has been held IN some courts tina,
this clause makes the contract invalid
EoehlinC has not signed for next sea-
son son, Grliiiih gave him three PROPOSE
not come. together. 1t is not likely
that BoehlinE VIII jump. He viii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12
DOUBLES IN RACQUETS TO
BE PLAYED FEBRUARY 20

PHILADELPHIA, February 1.-THE
match FOR the national doubles racQuctS
championships halted suddenly here
two weeks ago because OF an injury to
one OF the contestants, Will be replayed
at the Racquet Club February 30.
c. G. Pcll, OF New York, injured when
he and his partner, stanley q. Nor
timer, We're playing Dwight +. Davis
and J. w. Wear in the finals. was re-
ported to-day 10 have entirely recov-
r.nE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12

AMHF.KST, Va, Feb. ll-Thicycs
entered the residence of Mrs. w. Il. Fall
coner. three miles from Amherst, on
Sunday night Mrs Falconer, who was
sleeping on the lower floor of her home,
was awakened by noise. and on get
ting up found two men in the house
She seized gun and frightened them
off before they took anything The
same night someone entered the dcpot
at Coolwcll and stole some tickets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-12
nrcad Thieves Convicted.

Four negroes, Fred Haskins, John
Turner, Robert GIL and George Green,
were convicted OF stealing bread from
Mrs. John simmons, who runs n gro
Gerry store at 20S Hull Street. by Justice
Maurice, yesterday morning in Police
Court, Part H.. ana sentenced to ninety
days on the roads. report was re-
Gently made to the police by Mrs. Sim
mons that her bread box was being
robbed in the morning. officer Lee was
on the lookout yesterday morning, and
three Of the negroes threw dip their
hands. TWO OF them ran. but one halt
cd when the officer fired