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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-19
1rr alntergan9 pnlem's+

sic YreuBen elm, unb 6cibc Tadbnrs
mddtc ldritteu MN 1793) CUR
5~lueitcn SbcilunQ Eolcn'9. HuBlaub
bctnm Die @dlitc bon Hitbnlcn, Yreus
Bcu buo ipaen. SiippreuBeu nebit
Son6ig umb Sboru. Scitcrreid) hat
lid M nieier 5Weiten Sbeiluus nidt
bctbeiligt.
Grit bieic5 nclic llngliid icblone Gin
ciuigenocs 8aub nm Sic Tolen. Sus
gauge %oIf crbob iid inter Dem
b%clbcnbnftcn ao5ciu5fo gum
Sample Der &cr5uciflung ge9en bic
c~inbringenbcn 0ccrc HuBlano'S unb
SreuBen's. Ilcin Die &rdftc mnrcn
81 mglcid. Omar 9ingen Die Yolen,
mItbl9 llno tapfcr mic INNER. aus Den
erltcn @cicdten ais Sie9cr bcrpor;
abcr i'll Der blItigcn Sdlnd]t bel
Wnciejomicc 1794) brad ibre leBte
Strait. &psciusto innf ucrluunbct bonn
Yfcrbc ltnO lpurbe %gcfnngcn. Scr
licgreid]e rnliilde Nnfilbrcr z II IL a.
rom eritilrnte bic Seitung Sragn,
bic Spritabt bon Wurd uu, III
eincm Gpdlt mDrocriihcn Sample; lno
nun mllBtc lid audi Mnridau crgcbcn.
Yolcn's Shidinl mar cntificbcn.
Sebt fumntc Seiterreid teim miieiger
Sui6aucr bleibcm muD ben llcbcrreit
bcs 2auoes Den bcibcu aiibern W.id)tcn
alein i%ibcrla6en; CO trat babcr picier
Drttten Sbciluus Iulcu's (1795) bel.
NuBlonb ndbm ubernalo Die 8r0Bcrc
Sdlftc, Die tleincrc murOe inter Selters
reid mo YreuBcn ucrtbcilt. Ser cnts
tbronte polniidc a0nig Stuni5lnls
= nitppSfi lebte nod brci Sabre
bon chem Subrgebaltc III ct. Yeterss
burg.
8ic icBt ans &icn untcr'm Satllnl
POM 10. NlIguit pcrluutct, bat Ole
poluiidc Sroftion I'M Diterrcihiidcn
Hcidarutb elm Mtoniicit crlnlicn. in
lucldJcm bic Grrid)tlng cine9 aonigs
rcidIs Yulcn nit Der Suuptltabt Wnrs
ld)ull bcnntrn9t miro, bd5 Elm integriee
rcnber Sbcil DER 9oppclmouardie ieill
iol. Sn5 polnild)e Nutiondl Gpnliic
beiHrluortct bicle Grtldrung unb hat
ciucu Nuirif an bns %olt bco bon
ruiliiher Cberbobeit beircitcn Eplen'
crlniicu, Selcgntcn 81 elmer oQ9es
mcircn Natipnol @criammlung Sil
lenbcr, IN Der I6iiht. cine S%rgnniius
tion 81 id)afien, Die fir Die g8iepcrpers
cini9ung Der Nation arbeiten lul.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-19

N/N a6bcm inn &0nigreif NOlcu
Al an Stclle 0c5 crblid)cn &pnlgz
~ tbum5 elm Wublfoni9tbum
~ cinoetrctcn mar, nlio nab Dem
Subc Signunb's bes 3lpcitcn in 1872,
fam Der Sbrpn in bcn SciiB nu9lIn>
bidder Silriten ltnb bic emit mdthtiAc
uuh blilhcubc Nation elite ihrcm Ser
inll immer mcbr cntBcgcn. Scltcn
mar luobl Die &crfuiluug zines Staatcs
l%ul9lildlihcr oils Die Der Yolen; Der
&1uig uar fait pbnc 0ciualt, Der
Siirscr pbuc Nnicbcn, der Bauer eir
9cibeigener; allc Wtad)t mar in ben
Sannem bes snblreihen Nccls. Sic
p~plniIdlcn Gbcllcutc Icbtcn nlli ibrcn
@iitcrn mie tlcinc &0nigc uno berrld>
ten III unbcidrdnttcr Srcibcit ilbcr ibrc
@mtcrn. ytur lie battcn 3ugaug 81
ocn 60bcrcn &cnltcrn unb &ilrbcn, MIR
tic mdblten bel Der GrlcbigulN Oc9
Sbroncs bcn aonig. SeIonocra crrc9t
ging ca uuf Den polnild)en NcidStngcn
bcr, 10 bub oieic 5ur @c5cidlnInA elmer
tolcu &erlpirrung l~prid]luortlid &c
morbcn limb. Sebcr cin6clnc Toligc
tpnnic olrd icincu G%iniprlld CScto)
ben ScIhluB Der gun6cu Hcid)spcrz
%Innunllmg m%lfbcbcn. 3u Den politis
Ihcn S~trcitigfcitcn Ocs Snn0c5 gciclz
ten lid religi0ic. Sm %crtrnucn nui
NuBlnno's unb YrcuBcn's Sdue err
bobcn Die in Dem totbpIiihcu Yolcu
mobncn6cu Nnbdltgcr Der gricdiidlcn
unh Der protcitantiIdcn Stride -
Siiiibcntcn, D. T.. @ctrcnntc, gcnanllt
- cincn aumpi lm @lcid)bcit der
Hcdltc nit Den Autbulitcn. ,Su hcitiz
ger Grbitterun9 itnnbcu ii6 Die
Hurtcien gcgcnilber.
Sic auilcrin Aotborinn bic
3lpcitc bon NuBlnuD bcnllBtc Die Der
luirrung in Yolcn, I'M BORT nld)t MIR
orGBercn GiufluB, iunbcrn nud) Sdns
Der Grlpcrblln9en 3i g%clplullcn. 81
olcid)cr 3cit iiibrtc Tic aricg gcacn Die
Silrfci uub acidbroctc bcrcn @cltcbcn.
I'm HuBloub's @robcrlngcn an Der
uutcrcn Spuuu uu0 am Sd)lunr3cu
Wiccrc auf8ubultcil, permittcltclt
Cciterrcih uno YrcuBcu cincn Srics
bcn 5lpiidcu Der aaiicrin unO Dem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-19

American foreign in all
cases most energetically. This duty
was especially incumbent upon h
United States as the greatest of the
neutral Powers II as Il country whose.
economic life in general. and whose
commerce in particular. vas severely
injured by the acts of the belligerentS,
especially has one of the countries ut
war seriously undermined our eco
nomic welfare through the continued
encrOachment upon our rights as safe
guarded by the rules of International
law. And through the yielding of u
Government to the audaciouS preten-
SiOnS of this belligerent Power great
harm has been dom to that important
principle of freedom of the seas. for
which Il country has always so justly
cOntended in the past.
I'VE furthermore consider it regret
table that the President deemed it eX-
pedient To deal with foreign affairs
since the beginning of the present war
without consulting the Committee on
Foreign Relations. thereby setting Il
dangerous precedent. Since the war
has wrought great injury to entire in
duStrieS and to the economic life Of
certain great agricultural sections Of
this country, we expect that the adj
ministratiOn and the Congress will
take cOgniZance of this grave problem
and of its only solution. which the
past few months have shown to be SO
necessary and apparent. The Congress
should hold Il special session for the
purpose of considering these pressing
matters.
I'VE furthermore hope that the Adj
ministration will heed the demands Of
these citizens who expect of it the
same impartial and forceful protec-
ton of our interests in regard to all
foreign nations, and that it will not
hesitate in any case to enforce the
responsibilities which these rights ere
ate.
ITO this end the Congress should
give to the President power to estab.
fish Il general embargo. We request Of
the members of the House Of Repre-
SentativeS II Of the Senate that they
use their influence to the end that Con-
greSs may be called i'm special session
and that this embargo may be thus
made possible, according To the de-
mands Of the majority of the Ameri-
can people. And finally. we express
the hope that the experience of this
war may lead to the enactment of a
law which will for all future time pro-
hibit the expectation of arms and am
munition to any Power OF Nation ac-
tually engaged in conflict"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-19

5nr Tnrteinabmc ielbit burh @inz
9reifcn 81 peranlaiien llifcn.
Atr b%cbanern, baR nnierc Hegie=
rnns ben pun ibr prpflamicrtcu
0rnnbiaben der Snmauitdt nid)t
Mchnmns trmg uno iidl gcaen has
bon einem groBen Sbeile bes Bottles
9eforoerte @affen : Iusfubrpcrbot
unp Die I'M Sinnc bieicr Surberung
I'M Gpn9rcB cin9ercihtcn %~prlagcn
cntIhicben itrdubtc.
gtit pollcm Hed)tc fonnte nc BON
Der Tcgicrung crlpnrteu, boB tic ron
Intun9 an bic Tcd)te pcS amcrituni
Iden 6nnoelS NIT @ntidicbenbcit
lpdbrcn lpirhe. SicIc Yflid,t pbluo
Den Scr, Stontcn ann5 b~cIpnpcrs ais
Der bebcutinmltcn neutrolcn Ntad,t
uno cincm Sarbc 6ubcm. beiicn @irtb>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-19
Central l1errim s1r tsrirasfraae.

tief mo it0rcnp in auc Ier6GltniiIe
eingreifenoe antnitropbe gu WiBpcrs
itGnOnillen nit ircnlpen IDlfern unD
Sutcrciies Sonilifteu fiibrtc. SeOaucrs
lidJcrmeiie iuhte ein 5beil Der Yreiie
nieie in ourdaus cinieitiscr, parteis
iidjer uno u%nneutraler Weiic aus5us
benten UNI bic 8eaeniabc mod 5u per.
ihdrfen.
S8ir balten bnfiir. bab aud uniere
Hegieruu9 nihi i'm @ciitc Der bon
ibr erlnnenen Neutrolttota @rtldrun9
bunbcltc. uiclnlcbr burd ibrc mnflarc.
cpnequcntc Snltung, lucnu
uuh nidt %obiidtlid. icncn @oridub
%lciiretc, meIdIc Die oiicntIide glcinun9
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-19
4sestbasresr csasette. pr..ersiaa, ne., 10. aneu1t 1918.
Gntird)r ts. LATENT dJe 9d)ritt.

Tir onnfcn bonn gcncigtcn Ginicnorr ifir
ieinc trcfiIidlcn Grtldrunacu bctrcii @cntisnna
Der Sateinifrift in oicicm Vlattc. Yctnnn.lid,
battcn mir upr ciniacr Scit an coituricilcr
Sfcilc nnsciraat, bic Scier ni1dicn iil iibcr
oicic Sraac nusipredleu. &ir hGttcu cincn
rcaen @eoantcnauetanid1 oicebctrcif crpartci;
mir battrn %criunrtct, oai mcniaitcns biz
@cGncr Der Sateinihriit id, III &prtc mclbeu
%Uitrnrn: nbcr uidts Scralcidlcn trat ciu. 10
tit dacroiuas nifi ecrape crmuthiarno, ucnn
bic Hcpnttiun iBr Mloslinitcs ucriuht, um ecu
Scicrn III cicnrn, picic lid icpum apn,htih
unp itnmim aleu- pcrartiaen Nuresuuscu
acacnilbcr ucrgalten, uidli iuabr 2. 81 rntidlt
rincm bisuciicn bic @cSuio nno Der 0iutb
aus ocm 8elciic, cine nidit miiniGcne,uertBc
Snsc, mic 2! Ge lit INNER cine pcribulidlc
Gncrtennuua fir ben 8coaftcur, pcuu bic
Scicr ngi rconftipnclc Hnrcguuacn rcaaicrcn,
D. II. iim III @prtc mclocn, ,uenn tic nuisc.
inrorrt iucrorn, bcipnocrs iucnr 60 iidl I'm
Gin Sbcnra ,uic oae ubiac bauoclt. Ser critic
Hbunnent, Der i'm iibcr bic pbisc Sraac uIes
jnipredlcn gcirant, not bicics in iuirtlin oipiu'
mGtiidcr @riie gctGan. Nuiicuilidl lucroeu iidl
icst, nndocm has Gio scbrudlcn III, ana nuorrc
seicr iibcr bicic orasc III @urtc mciocn. Gin
iulher @icinnngsauetauidl marc Mat ancin
nan prattiidcm NcrtG, iunocru aur, icbr int.
rciiant. Sur lcidltcrcn Scnrtbciinna Der
Satciuihriit gcgcniibrr Der o~cutidcu Shrift
bnben mir in ben icstcn @ianatcn nabrBu icoc
&pdc cine 2paltc aui Der ,Namilienicitc" in
Yntciuitlriit %gebrndlt. Sp fnnu cs ppdl gciuis
taum non ciucu Scier uocr cine 2cicrin gc6en,
benz uorr Der bicic 9cueruug uidt auiacialn
pHrc. @cldeS lit nun Scin llrthcil? &cldlc
Shriit idlcint Sir ale bic l~esbarite iar nnicrc
altcn uub iuugcn Scier? Sic Sragc mdd,tcu
mir acrne uun jcbcm c~iniclucu Seicr bcaut.
uprtct icbcn. gSclhce tit Scinc Aut,uprt iieber
Nrsrr9--Tr Or N, . S,ftcur
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-19
Cine Grfldruma.

: Sinn nnb @urtiant nicice @cidiuTce
: limb adnjlif %ucridlieben ppn icncn,, Der
( In n~nicrer icsten Hummer ais gntras
: ocs 0errn Mic Wpnncr ani scite I otelee
/; Slattes e~ridlien, iuu cs bicf. tic ici, INIT
: cinigcu uniusicntlihcn Acnocrnngcn an.
: g%cRommen" iuorben. Sieic Sehauptuna
: lam oabcr, bah am Wiuntaa Aoeno, 5nr
( 3cit ale adreibcr oieier 3eilcn In ct.
+ SAM luciite, In Der Sisuns ors @c.
: iammt.G umitee fir Seifliic bic 1aFuns
: oce Antraaee 8pnnrr nit iucuisen
; Nenbcrnnaen angcnummen pprbcn MAR
: uno mir o~icics, per Srabt on Die DC
: oaftipn In Enbuaue bcridtrt bnttsn.
; Spdtcr, alto am GienStaa uno Wttt.
!; ppdl, trat bas Gumite itr Seihlfiic
Z uicocr 5uiammen uno bic bier scsebcnc
Z Snifnns ,uurae an Stele Der anoeren
; anscnumricn. Nir ertenueu scrnc nn,
: oai oieie Saiiuns ben amcrita
Z niifcn Stnnopuuft idldricr p~rd5iiirt
: nuo aIf, YrHiioent Nilipn's Sanblunss-
: ipciic nnp oas S~abclnsperthc Saran redjt
: frditia bctpnt.-Ee GBci. I.
: tent.
L ~ 81 ~ ~, ~. 3, ~ ~. 81. ~. ~, ~ ~ ~.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-19

OIn elmer ldngcreu bon Dem 5lts
Al ItGupigcn N~uSidrullc Dor
~ iibcr i. =. aentel, Ct. Spuis
~ mutcrbreitctcn NeIolution
nabm Der IN Ct. Yuul, Yiinn., tagcnoc
>. u. 81. Central @erein Stellung 81
Der Gage, in bic Die Ser. Stuoten bnrd)
Den e~uropdiIhcn Aricg gcratben lino,
mn. 81 Dem SerbaIten Der SrloeSs
regierung in oieler ariiio nno l%tcllie
;Sorperun9cn 5ur abbillie, Sic 8eios
ianp ein it M &C Nns
noburc. Scl6c muroc ilberlcbt lno
Dem YrGiiOcntcn luic alien 9ongrcBs
nuit9liebern beioer Sdllicr 5lgcltellt.
NcntralitGt.
Siei betlngcu mir, baB Der iurdts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-19
(Ofh,ieuer Test.)

bare &Dlterfricg nod iminer fcin Gnoe
gefluDen bat.
Wtr pcrcinigeu nniere @cbete nit
beiien unicrcs 81. Tnters Ynpit Sc.
ncoift oes Siinf5ebntcn, nuf DAB Der
8eltenleuter Den pom ariegc beimgcz
illdten @Olfcrn IN gdloe Den Sriebcu
idcnfe, ole &lmbcn, oic Der aricg &c
idlnJcn, beilen lnb Die Scr3en Der
@0Itcr urb ibrer 0errider NIT Dem
@ciitc Der %cri0bming eriillen mDgc.
&cibcr wurOc olldl unicr Sonb ourd,
Den aricg III Wi%ncibcnid)oit gc8ogcn.
IS mar ian unuermeiplid), pab cine 10
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-19

" t. SoIcpb, SloriDn, Sen II.
- Nuguit '15.-llebcr Den Dor
~ idlng, Dicie 3citun9 in lntci>
~ niidcr Shriit crideincu 81
lniieu, crlaubc id) mir Solgcnoea 5t
bcnlerfcn. Sblppbl mir bic Stelllungs
nnbmc Der Sclcr uubcfaunt lit, inOcrn
bis icbt iid) nod Nicmnnb I ii / Den
%prId)Iu9 nod gcgcu bcnIclbcn &C.
duBcrt bat, claude id bod uidt fcbl
81 9ebcn, lpcrn i6 bebnllptc, Die nllcr=
meiiten Scicr min Scicrtuncu wiiroeit
iid nitlt ubne @citcrcs nit Dem
Shriftbilnc ocs Sateins b%cfreuubcn,
idlon aus Dem @runbc, neil tic an bic
bcutid,c ShriIt gclp6hnt iino mn bcas
bnlb bic lutciniIhc Sdrift mcnigcr gut
3n lcicu pcrmDgen. NnOcrcricita miro
co nlld nid,t an Stimmcn icblcn,
pclhc Der Ginfiibrln2 bon lntciniihcr
Sd)riit ba3 &ort rebcn, nnmcntlid,
utter Der iiiugcrcu 0cncrotion, ioucit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-19
@as Nmoerc iagen,
Mit beionoerer gsriidiidtiauna
Der a%lliierten Yre6e.
SIR nisie 3eiinns bfnrbsiiet bon X. p.

Gn9ldnb bat mebr rationale Hcdlte
perleBt ais ale ~curopoiiden 2dnbcr
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Surd Git pber
@clpalt bat cS Gin Seditel bes 9an8cr
9rnoooenS an lid) aebrad,t; ourd, Grs
obcrung nnb bcipnbers burdb Gprrups
tion bat IS mebr @plfer untermoricn
ais ic in Der 8eidid)tc Der Mieni6beit
inter cinem 3eptcr pereini9t morcn.-
&cnrp Spurraiia in nSe Sepoir",
Mpntrenl, CANADA.
Sic BARRIER ga 9roir" gibt Mliss
5ilgc aus DEM Vud,e yS'aceuic! =
uUu cinrm 9entihcn", bns ungcblidb
bon cincm beutiden @cfdnoten I'M
all5lanbc perfnBt pprben ieiu iou.
SaS Wodluerf lpurbe iibriacnS in
Scutid)lanb beidla9nabmt. Nier Die
a%ll8emeinc Sbcie nad) Dem Yariier
Slattc:
SAP oieIcr aries felt LANCER 3cit
bon Seutidlano lomubl luic bon
Scitcrrcih nidt nlr militdriid. ionz
bern nlld politiid porbereitet nurbc;
Sap Die bcutihe Hcgicrlmg icit
LANCER Belt bcldlpilcn bate, bns
oeutid)e %olf ire 81 filbren unb linn
glnllbcn 81 MAIDEN, bicicr Sficnlipz
frieg lei Gin 9cicniiptric9. bn lie
wuBte, DAB Dies bas cin6iac 0littci lei,
nm Die Se9eiiteruug bes %oltes gu
lhilrcu;
SAB bieler arieg gum 3pcd bat
crit Die Scgemonie ilber Den Continent
5u crlperben, dlsbmn 9n9lanb ieincr
&orberrihuft ilbcr nllc WeltmGd,tc 81
e%ntduBern unb pieielbc an lid gu
reibcn."
Su Dem id)peiSer Slnttc .9ielie
3llrd)er gtad)ridlten" proteltlert Carl
Slci6trcu gc8en Die Seihlngnnbuulng
zines bon ibn bcrallsac9cbcnen Sudes.
melfc5 Die cn9lildc Yolitit bctrlttclte.
IniflieBenO ingt or:
..... Sd legtc fddmdnniid)e
VcidIpcroe cinL lciber bel falid)cr Sns
itan6, unb erflbr, Dab Der @orliB ocs
ulsemcincn Sdlpci5cr YrcBpcreins Iib
IN - &uuianne (franSniiide Sdnpci6)
bcfinoct. Inter lnldem llmitInbcn pcrs
5idlte ih barullf, IS bleibt mir nidltS
iibrig, ais pcu Sad piicntlid 81 bc>
tpneu mn 81 frogen: Wnnn bat bcr
9nnb je bn5 Ynmpblct .Sacculc!"
ecbranomarft? Sbicttipc biirpriide
Stuoicu 81 pcrbletcn, bnge9en cine
iurtgeiettc Seihimpiung bcS beutidcn
&aiiers Mnb YDlfeS nidt eiumal rilsen,
bcift oas muralii6c HeutralitGt?"
SnS irun5Diiidc @lntt .SntniQe
Spnbicnliite" be6eihnct Sranfrcih's
Nusiihten mad benz &riege ais truits
los. Ion Der Sonbbcpoltcrnr9 itcbcn
beinnbc nle @tdnner 6luiidcu 20 unb
40 Sabrcn an Der Srpnt. Gin Siiuitel
lei lhon jest loot obcr poliN orbeitSs
uniG6ig. @onSc Snmilicn leien all5s
9~eiiorbcu. Wnn miilie bamit redneu.
DAB Gin Tiertcl, ia ein Srittcl bes
HaubcS nnd, Dem aric9 u%nangcbolt
blcibcn mcrbc. Nui Der uubcren Scitc
lei cS ausgeihlollcu. bielcn Nuoina
burd) cine Stclgcrung Der inonltrIelcu
Iusfubr ans6u9leidcu. G5 lei ldderz
lib, bapon 81 reben, DAB Srnnfreib
Seutl6lano'S Wdrttc erobcru iole.
- Beige mir Seine SauSbibliotbcf.
un0 ih tcnnc Seine WclimlnlN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-19

&crtBc Nchnfti !-Ginc Ant
mort ani bic iplacupc 1rGsc marc irbr
rriuiinid,t. &ic LANCE her Ut ce, nnf
9inflano, Frcufcn nno Sciierrrial onc
2Dnigrcin Ypleu anigrtbctit laben?
&cldIcs iparcr oic llriaGcu?-G. T.,
Epnghrrtn, Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-19

Beige mir Seine SauSbibliotbcf.
mo ih tcnnc Seine @%clinnmnA.
Gin tnGcnbloies Sebcn lit ciu
lpertbluicS Scbcu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-19

adbem inn aDnigreif NOlcu
an Stcue bca crblid)cn &pnigz
tbunt5 Gin @nbltoni9tbum
cinnctrctcn nor. nlip nndl Dem
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-08-19

Sir cranbcn ms, bic Auimcrfiamfet unrrcr 9ecr ai bic Gcntral
gereins. Gpnpentpusberidte al auOereu staaem piicr Nmmmcr brm5nlenten.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-31
DISMAL SWAMPERS TAKE
ANOTHER FROM TRUCKERS
First Bascman Henry Saves Day for
Suffolk by Excellent Fielding
OF Poor Pegs.
MICKEY o'BRIEN HIT HARD
Petersburg Registers Nineteen Slams
OFF Tarhecl Twirler-Shipbuild
Play Miserable Ball Behind Gar
DINER.

PORTSMOUTH, VA, July 3o-Abil-
ity to stretch half way across the
diamond on the part Of First Base
man Henry. Of the Suffolk Tigers. en-
nbled the Dismal Swainpcrs to make
II two straight from Portsmouth this
afternoon Henry saved the other
members OF his !nfcld from at
least four bad errors and kept the
Truckers from scoring the tieing run
In the ninth The final score was 4
to g.
With a man on third and two out
In the last half Of the final chapter
henry cN"rtcd himself and pulled Irm-
scher's low throw of Ciardin's hit from
the dirt With any other doorkeeper
IN the circuit the runner would have
been safe and tho score tied.
Castor held Portsmouth hitlcss for
nEe and two-third innings, Damrau
breaking the ice with a home run over
the short lcft-hcld fence. All the runs
the locals scored We're due TO circuit
clouts for cucto parked the ball in
the eighth sending Gardin home
ahead OF him.
strain started for Portsmouth. but
was both wild ana ineffective He was
relieved In the fourth inning, after
walking the first man up and hitting
the next That base on balls cost the
game. for after Gardin had replaced
Strain. Ir,nscher doubled. Box score:
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BUILDERS FIELD POORLY

NEWPORT NEWS, VA, July go
MlseGah!e playing by the Builders in
the hrst and second innings gave the
Tars siH-run lead in to-days game,
and after that Gardiner was hit free
~, the contest ending. to .. Had the
local pitcher been accorded the same
support given Nicks the game would
nave been tight one. With the
bases full in the second as the result
OF errors ana two out, Steinbrenner
hit 10 center, and when Walker fell
down Just as he got to the ball, il
rolled TO the fence FOR "A homer. Man
hser ncMahon made great bare
handed stop OF a grounder from Wal
tcrs's bat. and his stick work also was
Il feature. Thrashcr and Whitfield
STAGED double steal in the first.
W hittcd scoring, having gotten 10
third without the aid of hit
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CHICAGO DIVIDES HONORs
WITH NEW YORK GIANTS
Cubs Toss Opener Away, but Come
Back Strong in Second
Contest.
sUpERBAs CREEP UPWARDS
Brooklyn Wins. While Phillies Rest
and Braves Lose-Reds Hammer
Three Pitchers Hnrd-Robins Win
Out i'm Last Frame.

CHICAGO. July So.--Chicapo and
New York broke even in a double
header to-day. the visitors winning
the first, to .. which was the tenth
game out of the last fifteen lost by
the locals by one run, but wcve shut
out in the second, to o. Chicago
tossed the first game away when
Fishers tumble, followed By "A sacri-
flee, an infeld out and wild pitch
allowed the visitors To score the win
ming run in the seventh. \ single and
Doylc's homer III the first inning gave
New York two runs.
The locals punched "A triple and a
double following base on balls off
'crritt in the fourth for TWO runs in
the second game. and punched three
hits with wild pitch. while Schaucr
was on the mound in the sixth for two
more runs. McGraw used several
pinch hitters, but HUMPHREYS came
out safely.
Sai er. who returned to the game af-
ter being out several days. wrenched
his ankle running to second base in
the second inning Of the first game
and had to retire. Scores:
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BUFFALO, y. Y, July 3O.-Cottrell
was no match for Badcr to-day In
'act, RiShmond's pitcher was in no
CONDITION at all to face the Bisons, for
he was hit very hard and cons;stentlv
during the nrst i've innings Buffalo
scored in four OF them and piled nm
ten hits during the same period four
OF the wallops being for an extra base
This bombardment and the good work
OF Bader held Richmond scoreless dur
Ing nine trips 10 the home plate
Tim Jordan, who grows more Youth
tul each season. was the only visitor
who appeared TO have no trouble in
locating Bader's shoots hui as Very
few OF the others followed his exam
PIE, Richmond was compelled TO 20
hungry so Tar as tallies were con-
cerned.
There were two innings in which
,ne VISITORS should have scored runs
rhey had. an excellent chance at the
allowed 70 slip by in the fourth, when
MT might have had considerable
benr!ng on the outcome. Richmond
NAG thVee men on the sacks in the first
brother or the teams trainer. To clear
them. He mad" good eNor, and
gave chHnnell long iiy. bur being
the third out, there was no scnr,n,s
Crane flew t. Jameson Arrauon h"ni
an inheld hi. Thompson went out To-
Judge unassstcd, sending Arrngon In
second. Bates~ beat Keating's throw
10 first on his hit, and Jordan was
purposely walked. filing ali the cor.
ners. Fewstcr's hy stopped the in
ming.
The PLAYERS were watched hv TWO
mig league scouts. Jack RYAN. OF
Washington. II former Buffalo catcher
was one and Mike Kchoc Of the Hos
ton Braves. was the other They
would not state their business, but II
is believed that both are after a south
paw twirlcr. Two games will he NAV
ed tomorrow. i'
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PALMERO BEATS CHAMPS

ROCHESTER,. n. Y. Ju,v On Eo,.
the third time this season in four
stratghts, Palmero. Rochester's C,nba -
Sontnpa Nv, had the champion Provi-
fed. Comstock also pitched s".aI,
ball but the breaks went against hin,
in the first inning, Clemens. first IN
was passed. and Walker laid down n
Sacrince Dunt. on which OnslOw nmtf
ed Comstocli's throw Zimmern,nn
forced Clemens at third, but Roattw's
Grounder to short took an awkward
bound away from Fabrique. and Walk .
cr scored the only run of the game
Both sides iielded in brilliant fashion
Score: ~
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TARHEELS GET DRUBBlNG

ROCKY MOUNT, y. c., July 30
Mickey O'Brien was hammered for
nineteen hits in eight innings, seven
going for extra bases, two being home
runs. This accounted for l2-to-O
victory for the Bushites this after
noon. The game was repetition in
one-sidedncss of the clash of vester
day. which was won with Il runaway
score by the Tarhecls. Richmond was
effective and yielded only five hits and
was never once in danger OF having
the score tied on him. since the visi-
tors started their runaway in the
opening session. 1t was only in the
MIN inning mat they did not score
n hit. while the high water mark
came in tho eighth with four.
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TY COBB FANS TWICE

BOSTON, July 3O.-Dctroit turned
TO score OF five innings into
I-to-6 victory over the los
ton Americans to-day, aided large
ly by Boston errors. Leonard al
lowed only one hit in the first 1--WE
sessions. but in the sixth and seventh
his wildncss. Dctroits hit and "A two
Tigers five runs. The visitor scored
the tieing and winning tallies off
Woods pitching and misplaying in
tho ninth. Boston scored all its runs
off Dauss, three pitchers who succeed
cd him holding the Red SoX hitle&s
Ty Cobb struck out twice before the
shoots of Leonard. once for the third
out with the bases iillcd. Score: