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The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1915-07-01

style, etc., that you buy it in. And
apples! They are. worth 81 to $3.50
each, although I saw the native ones
the other day at 80 cents each, but you
know what the 1ative apple is like. So
you see prices of everything are soar
ing skyward. New York newspapers
cost 80 cents each, magazines $1.1O,
Scribner's 1926.
1.-The city is short Of everything and
getting scarcer every day. We are cut
off from receiving any supplies from
the south and east, as the trains were
all used for the transportation Of
troops. So here we are high and dry.
There is a lull that is oppressive with
its silence to the extent of Raging
ones nerves. Personally I don't like
the situation, and I suppose ere long
there will be another Richmond in the
field
"Since I sailed six months ago the
country has constantly been in turmoil.
Today everything is closed tighter than
a drum. The people are tired and dis
gusted of revolution, and 80 per cent
want the United States to intervene
and straighten out the tangle. Through
all the trouble feel that no American
who attends to his own affairs need
fear.
Everybody wants intervention and
wants the United States to do it. and
If the policy Of our government advo-
Gated such a step they would be re-
ceived with open arms. The masses
in reality want democracy; the minori-
ty in reality want what they have al
ways been used to-despotic power.
The latter element thought that when
Madero was out of the way they
would be able to regain their former
hold on the country by their 1ntrigues
with Huerta and made their most des-
perate efforts to do so by adhering to
him until the very last, but they reck.
oned without their host, showing their
vilifying and blaming President Will
son for all their troubles.
France and Mexico.
1T has been just 100 years since
Napoleon lost at the battle Of Water
loo that relieved France Of despotism.
and she has advanced ever since. This
Mexican revolution is going to do for
this country what the fall Of Bona
parte did for France-permit the peo-
pie to rule and become an entity in
the policy Of the government, no mat
ter which faction succeeds. This conn.
try has been just 100 years behind
France, and, while the fall of the
Bastille was the beginning of the lift
Ing of the yoke off the people of
France, the defeat Of Napoleon was
the climax necessary for their modern
civilization and progress Of their coun-
try. The fall of Diaz and the manner
In which it was accomplished is Xix
encd to the battering of the Bastille.
and this fractional fighting will cul-
inmate to the good of the people. Who
will be the instrument through whom
this downtrodden populace will be led
from darkness into light and real
modern Mexico be born anew cannot
say. Then will come an Ell Dorado
such az the Spanish explorers dream
Led OF
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1915-07-01
Magee a Stern Taskmaster,

Magee Stern Taskmaster.
Artie Holman was the first member
of the Brookfed team to feel the force
of Lee Magee's discipline, and the ex-
ample set in his case will probably
cause any other member Of the clue
who considers setting the managers
rule at nought to stop and think awhile.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1915-07-01
Observation-Disclosures Eaz8zaHz{3zEaa8zN2EzB
Baseball Gossip s
By "SCORE kEEPER'

throw the ball in the dirt at second
base better than any man 1 ever saw.
It travelled like sharp pointed projec-
tile every time you pegged, and it dug
up about as much ground"
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1915-07-01
Wagner Will Never Be a Minor.


Honus Wagner's years Of service in
baseball will not be unrewarded.
1.-THE grand old man" of the diamond
will not spend his last days with the
minors
Barney Dreyfus, owner Of the Pr
rates, says Wagner is still good for
two or three years of active service,
and after that he will continue to draw
salary from the Pittsburgh club as
long as he lives.
"He will never be released to go to
any minor club" said Dreyfus. "He
will remain on the pay roll of my team,
and when his active days are over I
will use him as a scout or as a coach
for the younger players on the team
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1915-07-01

while the going's goodr It is unnec-
essary to state he needed no further
admonition.
II put in a most strenuous day when
the city was abandoned by Carranza.
The water supply had been cut off for
couple of days and great anxiety was
felt by the whole populace as to what
would happen. So many rumors were
afoat that I thought would try and
verify some of them, so we took car
and went to Colonia Roma, but the car
stopped no nearer than Calzada de Cha
pultepec, refusing to go further, so we
got out and started to walk and found
that the real fighting was at Tacubaya.
I had taken my camera expressly to
take some pictures Of what I thought
I might see, and, rest assured, we saw
the deal all right. We got in the lines,
but out Of the line of fire.
CAS- twilight came on we concluded
to return, only to find out we had to
have pass. After quite a bit of ma
neuvering we secured it from a Zapa-
soonest men I ever saw. We then
trudged all those miles back, and, be-
lieve me, I was all in when I reached
home, footsore and weary, but glad Of
the experience
coachmen Making Money.
"There isn't an ounce Of gasoline in
the city and there isn't an automobile
on the streets, either public or private.
The taxicab company retired from the
streets several days ago, but a few
! owners Of private machines still had
small quantities and continued to run,
but they gradually dropped out one by
| one. OF course we still have our old
time friends, the ''cocheros" Coach
mem, who are doing land Office bust
ness-that is, as far as business goes
these days. When one puts hack hire
into gold it makes his fare Zone peso,
80 cents gold under normal conditions
cost just 1919 cents an hour, and our
usual street carfare Of cents, reduced
| to gold, permits us to ride for less than
| l cent. Rents, electric lights and water
remain the same
ION the other hand, a ten cent cake
of soap costs $125: a pounds Of Amer
lean cheese. $3.50 to 81; pound of
bacon, $3.50; native butter, $3.50 to
" pound. There hasn't been any
American butter here for months. A
ten cent package Of oatmeal costs
$3.50; oranges, rs cents apiece. A pair
OF shoes of a good make are worth 40
pesos $500, and the cheapest shoe one
can purchase is $12 to $15, and you
can imagine what they are like. A
suit Of clothes Is worth $3.50; collars
are worth ST. each,. and hats like the
one I bought for 50 in the United
States are $40 to $25. My laundry bill
Is quite reasonable-4 cents for collars.
20 cents for shirts, and other things i'm
proportion, Cinnamon doing nearly all
the laundry.
"A cup of coffee costs 80 cents, a
dish Of hot cakes As cents, two fried
eggs and bacon 80 cents. Fancy a
glass of milk costing 80 cents! Four
friends went to restaurant the other
night for dinner, and itlcost $G5. Cham
payne costs from 80 to 50 pesos per
bottle. according "a Kind, place and
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1915-07-01
Quite IoujcaI.

Teacher-Freddie, why do you spell
bank with such large "B?" Freddie
Cause pa said that a bank was no good
unless It had q large capital
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1915-07-01


that city almost every day, has written
describing the turbulent conditions which
prevail there. His letter refers particu-
larly to the stormy times when the capt.
tai was changing hands so often. His let
ter follows.]
T beats anything you can i'm
agine-One day in and the next
day out, just little matter Of
political three card monte
now you see them and now you don't.
That describes the City Of Mexico.
'You can't imagine conditions as they
really are down here. It is impossible
to convey something Of everything. It
can only be touched on in spots. No.
body apparently cares who is president,
but all want peace, from the highest
to the lowest, and are almost begging
for it.
1.-THE postoftice was closed for
couple OF weeks. Just think Of it!
The first time within the knowledge
OF the living. All trains were out of
commission for everything save the
transportation of troops-frst to allow
Carranza's army to evacuate and then
TO allow Villas army to get in and
then Carranza's bunch again, led by
General Obregon.
I'm glad I've been here through all
this, but it has been a time that has
tried mems souls and patience and
strained ones nerves almost to the
breaking point. Foreigners seem to be
better off here now than at any time
In my experience-thati is, as far as
their safety is concerned.
Zapatistas Agreeable.
"The Zapatistas proved quite agree
able soldiers and have inspired the
public with confidence. When Villas
vanguard, with General Angeles, got
into Tacuba one Saturday night in
February it further clenched the con-
ddence Of the public as to order, etc.
The Sunday after was the first day
that the usual afternoon parade had a
semblance Of its old time splendor, as
many Of the 'cientificos' who had been
in hiding came out Of their shells and
made their appearance on the streets,
feeling safe for the first time since
Huerta left.
An Anti gringo Poster.
mexico City is regular 'rumor
factory and one can hear almost any,
thing he chooses. There was a poster
on the walls recently which was of
an melting nature calling the 'Mexi-
cans to arms to put the gringos out
Of Vera Cruz. Mr.. Silliman and 1 are
very friendly, and we We're just in the
act Of leaving the house and to get
into his auto when several shots were
fred from the corner of the street
where the Quartet (barracks) is. which
is Don Sebastian Comacho's residence
!; Mr.. Silliman was in the auto and !
Z was just crossing the pavement to en-.
ter the car. when the shooting began.
III Jumped back into the doorway. The
Il chauffeur became so frightened be
didn't want to stay fpny longer, so
tssaid to him III Jet out quick and Sc
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1915-07-01

eds, Is Strict DiscipIinarian.
He smoked cigarette in direct dis
obedience of the managers wishes
and was laid off for a period for the
offense recently.
Magee predicts great season for the
Tiptops, and he is supremacy confident
that they will carry off the pennant
with little or no opposition.
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1915-07-01

Business Man Living Near Mexico
City Tells Of PiIIage and Kill
ings as the Rival Factions Lose
and Gain Prices Are Hiqh,
One Cup of Coffee Costing 80
Cents People Tired of Revo-
Iutions- Anxious For Peace.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29
ysp itefct cs gcldricbcn.".

usSta ler leripta eit", 81 oelttldl
l1ngefabr mie p~orltebe10er 5itel, lolt=
tet 0ie l1eberldrift eites 2eitartifels,
BEN CHARLES 6. George in lei1er 3eit=
idrift uSbe 2amper ans Banter" i1
Ser 3e5enr6e slusgabe peroffentlidt,
aus Ser er ei9ens fiir lmicre 2eier
llberl ett nn0 a6gc0rlldt leill mngc.
gr lalltet 1pie folgt:
Sic @cldlag11abme Ses olnerifa=
niid)en Sdiffes u@oding" ourh ei=
11en britllden Stronger on Ser &iiite
pon 6alifar erfoIgte inter @erbalt=
1riiien, 0ie fait elmer friegerfib-feinD=
.lld)en 5altrng gleidfonnnel1. Sic
lpar nid)t 81 pertbei0igelt, gepalttbai=
.tig l1ro eille oifene gerletltng oes
Golferredts. Sic ldeint Elm StiiG
|hritiider l11lperid)ar1tbeit 81 leil1, oa=
rauf bered1lef, ben rai6 madllenoen
|@anoel ser Mmerifaner. INIT lelltra=
len 2al1oern ab51tld)rerfer. @err @il=
join OILS Sa1pt Ser Ser. Staaten, loll=
te ellllge 5tl1roen 3eit oaralf per-
men0en, Inn, menn l1Dt6tg, l11ter
9impeis auf Mmpelolng bon Sc
malt1nittdn bnrnitf 5l1 bringen, DaB
Dos Meer fir sic norn1ale Ib4tigfeit
1elltraler 9eatio1len I'M arieqe mte i'm
6rieoe1 frai lein NH s. Mls ameri=
fanilde 9ilrger fon11el1 mir nidt rll=
Fig i6lafen, lpeln Ser britild)e 20me
Dor Sd)mer5 briiat, Sen linn sic
l1eberlattig1lng bon bllrtiger arieas=
belte perltrladt. Sll bieiem 2anoe
pad)lt NIT Gie}enid1ritten sic Ml1fleb=
ulll1g gegen Die Midtad1tu,1g Ser brit
|tiidJen @egierung fir umlere a11er=
fonllten &ed)te inter Sem lett Sabr=
%bnn0erten beltebeaoen @elebe Ser
&Dlfer.
Sic jii11aite geote Ses gtaotsiefre=
tors Gaming NOR cine flore 1arle=
gung unierer Ne6te, oie gel1olt oen1
omerifaniiden 3mef entiprad5e1.
8ir red)1en oamit, SOB 5lpar nidt
SEER @illon, mobl aber ser @orgreE
Gngla1o's leeralrberii6en &a1rs ein=
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29

'ierc Sdlnlbiid)cr fir @ridhidJtc &c
fdllhi, beinnbcrs BEN Sbcil. Der
iif anf uniere &rieee NIT GrpBbrtz
tarllien be5iebt, 10 bub Gn9lanos OBJ
ldeulides @erbnltcn ms gegeltiiber
sen Sdlllfinocr1 IN cinem a~iillltigcren
2idte erldlcint. Scr @m1ptfiibrer
III bicler gcipc9ln9 tit Inbrep
Garne9ic, Der, luabrcnb CT icine
fdlidlidc Srienens : 9rppasauoa be-.
trieb, 3eit fanp, Splacrlbcs ieierlih Sm
%crfidrcn, Dos ieben lppulen Nmcrifaner
51 tiefem Nu6penfcn Stnff liefern'
lpllte:: u2abt Bic 2eutc rebcl, mas lie
%lppllcn, il lrerpe oenNpd iasell, oaB,
ip gelpib bic Spnne I'M &imnel auf
Elm %pereinietes gritant1ien unb Mn1e@
rita llicpcrldien, 10 lid1er lie eines
M3precns iibcr eil1cr Sritiid : Mmeri=
faniidJct l1tip1 ol1fgcben mo al1f cine
iold]e ntcbcrld)eil1en miro. (a)tan ld)logc
nad) in ser @eitnliniter Mepicp fir
Sl1ni 1905. @ano 1853, Seitc $780,
Sic 5bati9fcit bieier nit Sem @elbe-
bes britiiden Cher Smpcrialiiten sir
Gecil 6buoes bier5ulmoc iinan5irten
@eheim @elelidaft critredt iid iibes
81 aber bic N~ltf5ablln9 aller
Der @prfpmmnilie, lpclcbc bic Ibatigz
felt bieler @ebeim9elclld)aft bcutlid1
erfenpen Iaiien allsnpiel 3cit nno
Nallm einnebnlcn ipilrbe, nerid)icben
mir lplde auf ei1cn Smeite1 Mrtifel.
5altll19 Ser Scr. Staaten in bic
lent @eltfriegc, lire ipnncrbare 9teuz
tralitat, bic . %pffencr G%arteinabme
gn9Ianb 9arnidt mebr 51
ll1terldeihen lit, %lpeiicn oerilid tallf Sic
bieier Hbpoes'idcn @ebeimz
geielliddft bin. 9pd barber n1prgen
mebr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29
Sit Sen Trof.

@enn Sic eineu Gole's ooer 8nd's
9eszSf II lit SSbrern Semi babeu, miieu
Sic ben Gomlort eiaes ludrrnen 9auies
81 tuiir0i9au.
Midben Sic elm Teuer, bas 1T geuug,
9ieie 1eijer iiuo obue Tra9e Die ipars
iamie Oefeu auf benz Martt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29
3plitifdc 1rth n,tpplitiidc
HaubgIpiicu.

SSpro Dot allf Grben sen @eibz
na1tsfrieben nidt g%efllnoen, ba bat CT
lid aufs @alier besercn.
Sic 9auiien boben lpieber ee~
lte9t, - mcloet Betrp9rab, ltnb bas
ger1ii9t.
Sic @eere 9eutihlanhs nnb De-
lterrei6S mpllen Sen allitrten oas nerc
Sabr in Solpnifi anidiebcn.
England fann feline Scltl1neen
erpbern, aber cs farll bic Gplt trent
Scr 9ainoer obfalIen.
Sic 8nllen id,lieben Seberon,
bic @allptltabt ppn 4crlien, Elm. &C.
l1mt 10, mie oie grelanber 8aeoab.
- @enn Ihon japanilde 3eitunger1
herbalteu miillen, lin bic Gage in Sn<
bten 81 beldDnigen, Damn hiirfte bic
Sade pberfalll fem.
.Sranfrei6 berla1gcrt baS 900
ratDrium" - nnb Babel prubIt 8ria11S
NIT Ser uslansenDen iinan5icllen Gage"
ieines 2anbesl
u9as 2anb wartet auf einen
9roBen Siibrer i'm aompf". (2pnbon
Sblerper.) Soften n1b @arren ma6t
Wandlen gum Narres1, a1b in
England.
Sn Gnglanb miro cine Bolts
anlei6e in Snrm elmer Staatslptterie"
aeplant. gft lalter giietenl2
Neutrale Natipnen mii1len in
2pnoon llm @rlalblliB b%etteln, ipenlt
lie lire @al1oelflotte per9r0bcrn molz
len. Sic Sreibeit Der @cere, mie Gngz
lallb lie alffaBt.
Sic 2onopner GreIe befiir6tet
allen erl1ltes einelt ocutld)en ginfall
in gnglano. apm1rtttl1 aus Ser Mnglt
lliht mebr berausl
@abrlid Gin pmill0ics 3ei6en,
BOB gnglano, melbes Sen @r0freis fir
lib mpbil gcmadbt bat, nit leiner eiz
geren @iobilmadnng imlner nod ni6t
fertig lit.
,Sn 1etten Metnprar1bum lpeilt
England gan5 lrnberbliimf barauf fin,
baB Sic Ser. Staatell alle llrlade bdtz
ten, i'm fir Sic @eranitalt1ng bes
@eltfrieses banfbar 81 lein.
- Sic gnglanber 1inb porli9tige
2eute. geeihlabten 81 idlagen, lit
ibnen 5u ~gefabrlid, guber 8riefe rauz
bern, bas tDrnen lie. Sic ldieben
ni9t.
@em man in @ai1inston sic
aabe aus oem gad labt, fonn mar
oaratf nettcn, bab lite ale Samilienz
fenn5eiden Beg britil6en 2Dlpen an
.ii6 trdgt.
- 8iap t@alrbap riibmt lidl, in ne:
nigen 5agen breiBigtnlien6 gefe6run:
aensaemaht s1 haben. 9u lit Sic Grit
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29

I%ten5idbigfcit ser uMcip Wprf &prlb''
nno &dtter dbtlidcn Sdluses balb
crfldrt.
2orb 9erbD's Nefrltten iperbcl,
imm1er lueni9er. Scrufen luaren bic
lc, aber 9cfommen linb MIR menige nlb
altsgetpdDlt iperben aus bent 2umpen<
pad nod ipeniger iperOen, lpenn m1all
Die &rlllnmen ltnb 2abmen atsldals
tet.
W
- Sic gntentc 6at sic fleiner1
Staten, Die ii6 ibr ansel6loiien batz
ten, llidt 51 lbiiBen permodt. Sic
iinb elenb git Grurbe g%egaalgen, mds
benz lie Bis gum lesten Iu9enblide se@
bofft batten, alls Sen 9roBen @or%
ten ipiiroen bpdp enbli6 Sbaten n,er@
Ben.
- @s lit fir Sic beutide sleiz
ting nidt leibt, Sen 8riten in ibrem
eisenen 2anbe IN oie aeble 5u fabren.
Mber Elm tiihtiger @dlag in Die Maz
geneegenb bes britilden Meides bort
unten am Glle5 : &anal fam gcfiibrt
perben unb fofnntc Sen Gegner 5n 8pz
Ben fallen.
- u@te fran5o1ii6e Mebol1tion crz
fiiGte Sic Meni6en nit ser gpritel~
lung ibrer Menldenredte. Seitpem
iteut Ser moberne Menid Die Srage:
.8as bait bu, Qeben, mir 51 seben?@
SIZE Sbee bon 1914 lit cine nnbcre.
Sic nel1e Srage beibt: u@as babe id
Sir, 2eben, gu eeben?" 9os a,eue
2olnngsiport beiBt 9fIi9t. ORB
nlng 1lno Eflidt: bas iino Sic Sheen
bon 1914. Ser &ries ipirb cine miibe
8eIt suridlaNens aber cine miioe
MenIbbeit lit Ser se1pderte 8oben, Ser
allein cine neue 9ffenbarung altfneb&
men fann."
Grofelior 8ll6olf a1ellen, bon Der
6pdldule 5l1 @otenbnrg, in leiner
Sdriit u@ie Sbeen bon 1914"
ugeiner5eit babe .i6 bor Sem
igtllr5reget tugen0bafter gntriiltung
gelparnt ben mir %nie0ergeben lieben
1pegen bes y6eben Napiers" nnO Der
Observation-Disclosures gelqie11s 1ll1D
5apar besbalb, neil, ib Der felte1l
l1eber5e1g11l1g lebte ltnb Tie arh al1s=
ipradl baB nod Dor gnoe bes &rie=
ges mir ODER l11iere 8l1noesgenollell
gang gepiB sic glei6e Sii11Oe bege=
fen miirben. Sic 1batladen bd6etl
mir91ed)t gegeben: mir babeu bie geeu=
tralitdt @riedenlanbs berlebt unS
&uBlanb> Die N%eriiens."
9lus einem Mrtifel bon Geo. 8ern=
aro 5bop int u9sem Craftsman.
- 9as SOS Soft, Dos jeim Shid-
ial beroient fat, be5eidnet Ser idnpe=
Ibiide @iitorifer Ml1bolf &ie1en Dos
ierbilhe 8olf, 5erbien babe Die9SfIid)-
ten ni6t erfiillt, bie ibm als @liel
elmer 5taatengemeinldaft oblagen,
@eidlidte lei cine Settle bluti-
ger. 6ebOen 5mild)en Ben Sbreno-
|1ptti6s u1lo &arageorgemitl6s. 9ns
@olf lei gefenn5eidynet 6nrh Bic glut.
|i1ladt bonn Ii. SUM- 1903, burd bit
all1srottu11g gan5er @egenoen NIT al:
bnniider 8ep0lferl,ng mabrelD 0e1
8%alfanfriege n1o bl1rb SEN Moro an
oiterreidilden I6ronfolger, Der fal
len muBte, neil ct ba5 Sos Ser ierbi
|iden 8olfsgenoiien in Seiterrei6 81
p%erbeliern trad)tete. Das ierbilh,
Soft lei 0as robelte r1rb miloelte BOZ
gang europa" Gin l1rt6eil, bas iens
omerifaniid}en 8latter, sic Sen Ser
ben in 0ell letten @oden 10 bel Sol
gelpelr0et baben, obidon lie bon 2ani
lno 2el1ten nidts milien, it6 binte1
ben Spiegel iteden Iolten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29
&rice ben @dlnerae1t.

@dmcr5 lit Elm 8e1nber in iebem
9eim nnb fommt gepDbnliD gddn5lid
unerpartet. Nber Gle linD fir jene
bprfommenbe Sane borbereitet, fpe1r1
sic cine fleine sSlal@e Gloan's Qiniz
ment bereit baben. Sizes lit Ser bette
S6mer5en : SDbter, Ser ie entbedt
ipurbe. ginfa9 auf Sic Sa1t getban,
fem 8eiben notbtpenbig - es ber>
treibt Sic g1mer5en. Gin tpunberba<
reg M2tttel.
Merbin $. @pii ter, 8erfeleb, Gal,
|I6reibt: vQebten Gamstag, nadbem
i'd alf Ser Banana : Mrs lteInng nit
naiien Siben berumgetpalloert mar,
fam i1 beim nit einem 10 lteifen @e<
mid, bnB ih midi nidt tpenben fonnz
tie. S6 gebraudte geniigenb 5lpnn's
Ointment un0 ging gu gett. gu meiz
ner neberral6nng tpar oas iteife &C.
fiibl am nd61ten Mnrgen fa5t gdn5lid)
berl6mnnben, unb bier @tunben, nad
einem 8peiten @e6rauG, fiibIte id 10
gut tpte nel1gebDren."
Md5r 1915.
Sci alien Mpotbefern. 25c. (Mn3.)
TWE- SH#5lE' EfHII aO .
- " lie bten 5. Npbember
bor 200 Sabren lpuroe in Der lano=
19aftlid reiapoa gelegenen Sbernli;bz
le BEL Bieber in Der proDtn5 Sellsnz
NaKuu Sohann @eprg @iue, elmer
Der herborragenbiten Rupfer1te9er all
Ter Soften, geboren. Ser Meiiter par
in ipateren Sabren NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Ser osutfden aailer unD Der bdniiden
unb frana0iii4en aDntge un0 enOlid)
Napoleons l.. Der i'm fogar gum git=
ter Der gbrenlegion ma9te. SIN boz
ben Otter bon SO Sabren itarb Mine
gu paris; i'm oortigcn pantbeon lieat
er besraben. Mn fe1nem @eburtsbuuz
e erinnert cine Mormottafel an lbn.
Die Sbermiible 1T iibrieeus beute
nod i'm 8eiiBe Der Tamtlie Mile. gu
ben b~etannteiten S9iilern Wiues aez
b0ren u. a, 9unter, @uttenberg unb
8erbie.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-29

Dammit. @ir crlpdrtrlt nit @cltinnltt=
belt, DOB Die nad)lte g.Sote @roBbritanA
llien flor r1adbt, 0ab mir cine Sort
oolter leiller gegelnplrtigen Golitif
oils eil1ell I'M freunolidcn Mft" altIc=
ben nilliell."
3n bieicnl nit ieltellellt Sreimu1tD
lilo aidt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Iel1t=
lid1feit 9eldrie6elleli 3eilen lit ie0er
@ommel1tar iiberfliiiig.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-03-30

clover.
A conference between the wise
ones was held after the first days
two-hour practise, with the re-
suit that an unanimous verdict
was rendered in favor Of the
team.
"Best chance we ever had to
win . pennant," exclaimed one
fan. "Why, we've got men enough
here to make q team twice as
good as vancouver's. II we don't
start off at the top and stay
there, / lose my guess"
There will be training every
day, at 10 and Q, unless weather
prevents. The first practise
game of the season is Saturday,
when the Tiger recruits meet the
Bates-Federals team.
Of the Tiger camp, four play
ers failed to show up yesterday.
They were King and Shea, catch
ers; Schied, infielder, and Franz
bach, pitcher.
Miles Netzel, formerly of Spo-
kane, who has. not yet signed
with any team, was out warming
up. Leo McQuarrie, the promis-
ing Tacoma boy, was also practis-
ing with the regulars, hoping to
get a contract with the team.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-03-30

plored by white men. the far epr.
ners of which are unknown apfn
to the sturdy Indians who stalk
these northern game haunts. Z
ut Is a wonderful country, this
land at the upper end of the XIII
lichoa, magnificent in its isola-
ton and remarkable for its
hordes of unmolested beasts; Fof
field and jungle. Yet, rife as 1t
is with game, 1t took three weeks
OF constant searching to discover
q moose, the head OF which I'con-
sidered worthy of a place In my
trophy string. This was not be-
cause / didn't see moose, Il was
merely because | was particular.
And besides | hadn't come into
this virgin territory to desecrate
1t by mad orgy of slaughter. l
never should have forgiven my
self had l Redeemed this wondrous
land of magnificent ice barriers
and majestic peaks with the need-
less blood of the creatures which
make 1t their home.
saw more game In those in