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Evening journal., 1915-06-25
MIDDLETOWN PROVES EASY.

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
MIDDLETOWN, Del. June 25.-The
Middletown Juniors we're easily de-
featcd here on Wednesday by the Elk
ton High School, 13 TO o. The score:
MIDDLETOWN JUNIORS.
Evening journal., 1915-06-25
cOAsr nrrENSE BASEBALL.

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DELAWARE CITY, Del, June 20
Following is the standing of the Coast
Artillery League of the Delaware;
Evening journal., 1915-06-25

Many peoples lives have been en-
drely altered for the better through
he use Of the Wants for they nave
helped them in = hundred ways to
succeEE-AdY.
Evening journal., 1915-06-25

The Cubs-Cards was a BIG game
every way. The score was IA to 13.
Huggins used II men and Bresnahan
l5, and they each made II hits.
Evening journal., 1915-06-25
S c R A P S

CHICAGO. June 25.-Packey Nc
Farland and Mike Gibbons were -hurl-
ed into the limelight today when they
were offered $4,000 for battle. Lou
Housman. who announced the oher,
insisted It is not stage money He
said the go would be staged in Min
neapolis, St. Paul or Duluth If the
phantom and Mcfarland sign.
DENVER. advertising Ad
Wolgast today called off his go with
Steve Ketchell. which was set for July
8. Wolgast wouldn't stand for the
terms
LANSING. Mich.-There'll be no
more boxing in Michigan. Governor
Ferris has informed the sherifts Of
eiehty-three counties TO see that the
State statute against prize-fights is
observed to the letter.
Evening journal., 1915-06-25

Yesterday was a great day for in
dividual stars. Lookit:
Harry Hooper-Scored five runs,
batted a triple and two singles, drove
IN four runs and stole base.
Evening journal., 1915-06-25

The bright spot was Heine zim-
norman. He pinch slammed double
IN the ninth and then stole home With
he winning marker.
Evening journal., 1915-06-25

And just by way Of variety the
Giants rose in their wrath and ever
astingly walloped the Phils.
Evening journal., 1915-06-25

Tyrus r. cobb-Scored two runs,
batted a triple, a double and a single;
stole two bases-and had a lovely
lime.
Eddie Coains-Came through with
A double in the nineteenth inning that
drove in the winning run ahead of
him. Also got triple.
Evening journal., 1915-06-25
ELKToN II. S
SCORE BY INNINGS.

NJ. ]. ..... 20 o o.
L. II. S. .......4 3 1 o 0 0 4 O-l3
Summary: TwO-base hits, Kirk;
Jones. 3, Work, G.. Dunbar. Struck
cut. by Kirk. . by Work, 4. Base
on balls. off Kirk. 3. Passed ball,
Gilpin. Wild pitch, Kirk, ?. Hit by
pitcher. Giles Time of game, lao.
Umpircs. Moore and Tyson.
Evening journal., 1915-06-25

The Brooklyn fan who was taken
10 the country for nice long rest
after lamping the Dodgers in the
6rst division returned today-perfect-
~ normal ~ knew my eyes were
rotten" he said as he found the
Robins back in their accustomed
1iche at the bottom.
Evening journal., 1915-06-25

And il took the Yanks ten innings
10 whip the Athletics, whereas most
teams do il with perfect case in nine.
Evening journal., 1915-06-25
BASEBALL LEAGUE BULLETIN
Del-Mar League.
Contracts.

Del-Mar League.
Contracts.
With Elk Mills-C. T. Musgrove,
eligible June 80; William w. Alex
ander. eligible June 40.
With New Castle-Elmer 4. Ped
rick, eligible June 80.
With w. g. p. Traction Co.
Joseph B. Holveck, eligible June az;
Arthur G. Dolan, eligible July /;
Ernest Greenwell, eligible June 27.
With Newark-William Hanson,
eligible July 3; ]. W. 0'Daniel, eli
gihle July 3.
With Elkton-S. M. Barrett, ELI
. gible July 4.
All-Wilmington League.
Contracts.
With Pioneers-Harry Neher,
Frank Glenn.
Q With Vandever-GeOrge S. Long,
Marion j. Minker.
With Eden-Edward Duncan.
With Eden-Frank Mcdonnell,
William Shields.
Releases.
f. BY Pioneers-W. A. Dugan. 4. ].
- Schabach, Z. F Flynn.
BY Browntown-Russell EsSick.
r W. Hawke, W H. Tucker, George
g. Staib, Leo McArdle.
" BY Eden-Joseph Grant, Patrick
q Dugan.
Evening journal., 1915-06-25
Church League.
Contracts.

+ With Central-F. D. Taylor. W.
= 81. Sem.
+ With First U. P.-Alonzo Purdy,
s. Charlie Essick. Edgar Plummer, H.
= J. Wadman, Ernest McKerver, John
g Alexander.
s. With Madeley-A. R. Dolan.
8 With Edge Moor-Avery Jackson.
Releases.
e. BY First u. P.-W. H. Chadwick.
s. II. w. Cleland, Hector Hammond.
:
Evening journal., 1915-06-25

tie "
@cC1ehOuy{

The White Sox licked the Indians
Yesterday in 10 innings. II doesn't
matter much the number Of innings
he result is invariably the same.
Evening journal., 1915-06-25

The attn Company defeated the 1l2th
Company in a one sided game at Fort
DUPONT Wednesday afternoon by the
score Of 10 TO 3. The game Was
featured by the pitching of Robertson
for the 4th Company, allowing the
18TH Company but four hits. Maher.
the former big Lacquer. starred at
shortstop for the 4th Company. He
made four hits, one of them two-bag-
ger, and scored four of the runs made
by the 4th Company. Bailey Of the
112th Company made a good catch of a
line drive. The score:
Evening journal., 1915-06-25
4th Company .O1OO31422-ls 10
18TH Company 12OOOOOOO- a,

Earned runs-4th Company. 5.
Stolen Marshall. Wagner. Rob
erson and Maher. Two-base hits
Flynn. Mahen. Robertson, Reynolds.
Three-base hits-Roilly. Lett on
bases-1l2th Co., 3 4th Co, Q. Hit
by pitched ball-Dunaway and Hinkle.
Struck out-By Maxwell, A; by Rober-
son. 8. Base on balls-By Maxwell.
4; by Robertson. /. Sacrifice hits
Reynolds. Wagner. Wild pitch
Maxwell. Time of game-21O Um-
pires-Turrell and Halpin.
Evening journal., 1915-06-25

II changes in the league standing
don't come Saturday they will surely
arrive by July 5, for each team plays
three games during the holiday week.
end
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-04-15

9ie Sisung Der @roBIoge ser
4ermonnsiobne tit beute beenoet NOR
ben. Wiitttpoh nndmittag fono ole
8eomtenipobI itatt. @uguit Satbau-
fen tpuroe einitimmig tuieoer sitnl
gr1iioenten eriu1bIt, nadoem @la.
u. @ur5bad i'm nominiert botte. g.
S. 9ertting tplroe mieoer sltm
Sefretar erm1bIt; ebenio esulien
sStapper bon GiboIo gum erlfei
@roB3 rdiioenten, @rn. Qagersbnu-
len bon Gallas gum 5tpeiten @roBe
Vice : Nraiioenten uno 9. q. 6eilia
BUM @roB S1abmeiiter. Or. 81.
arueger BON Mniiin mitroe gun,
8roB Rogenar3t erp1blt; err ihIlG
ieinen 8egner Or. @einfielo, ben
bisberigen Sn6aber oeS Mmtes mil
seTHer Gimme Mniorit1t. i3uni
t@roB @ertpaltungsrat muroe 9.
Otto BON Shiner ernablt. Mitglieocr
oes @roB 5inan5fomites nuroen.
1@. Saeusler bon Ga Grange, M0clf
9agen pom 9oafum uno s. Sarot
pon 6ouiton. Die nafite @roBloec
finoet IN 8aco itott. Gs puroe be-
idloiien, aus Dem aIgemeiiten SonoS
fauieno Goaars fir oie a~riegsnotlci-
0enoen Geutihlonos uno Seiterreid)s
an belpiliiaen uno Dos @efo on Sic
8otIdnft IN @uibington 5i fdifeu.
Gin aonlite uuroe %ernannt, nm Die
ourd Ole ncuet Staatsgeiebe notrpen,
oisen aenoerunaen an ben 8erlide,
1lngsbeitimmungen bor5unebnter
llno es wliroe beihloiien, dlIen Mit.
sglieoern Elm Ifielinlent bon 5eof
Gents auf8iiiegen, Big oieie Safe &c.
reqeIt III.
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5.
9os l1rtei(. peIhes 81

9as l1rteil, neldes Sberrid)-
ter %. S. Satpfins in oen1 Safe S.
y. Meabee gegen Senrp Mfc8onoIo
bon 2omar Gollntp, fallte, in mel
dem oas ltrteil oes Gipil : @ppela-
tions9eridts umgetporfen uno oos
oeS Gountp : 8eribts oufre6t er6al,
ten miro, ninmt "a nit Der Mai6i-
ne 9eihriebene Seiten Elm uro ent,
balt $4,000 @orte.q 9as Sbieft ser
&loee iino $500. Ser &idter mub
Die Mngelegenbeit iebr griinoIi6 BE-.
arbettet baben.
Die 9ramien Der Seuerperii6e-
rungs : @eieaidaften Die i'm Stoate
@ei6afte tun, be5ifferten ii9 i'm
Sabre 1914 auf $10,646, 433. Sir
6elterperllite mdiroen $685. Of
ansge3oblt.
aus oerf6ieoenen 8eilen oes
Staates fommen alaeen iiber SIC
Gattenplage. neberan bot man Mn-
getroffen, CUR Mnsrottung Ser.
gefraBiaen uno geiunobeitsgefabrli-
den giere.
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Selegrapbiiten ~5ltfrieoen iei neil Tie
aae gu niel arbeit fir gu fpeftig glc-
5ablung tun miiBten. @uh iiber Die
@ebanolung batten iie alase al iiib-
rem.
Seute Dor fiinf5ig Sabren 1T
4brabam @incoln Der @unDe erie
gen, Die i'm am abeno porber in
Serbs 1beater Der Sdanipieler
Booth beige6rnht batte. Sn @oig.
ington iino oae 8eeierunasofficen
beute geihloiien. Auf allen 9unoes
qeb0iloen I'M qnn5en 2anoe me6en
bente Ole 8Iaggen auf Salbmalt.
Mittpo6 morgen ge9en stpei
llbr muroe Elm Sraht5ng Der 9ter
Norfer Gentralbabn bel Sonborli,
fiinf5ebn Meilen BON Buffalo ent.
fernt, BON 8ebn masfierten mo b..
maffneten M6nnern aufgebalten. Gie
&duber pliinoerten Die 8agen nno
fiillten nit ben geItoblenen Sadei,
cine au5nhl automobil Sruds, ole
iie bei Iifl 6otten, gl8 ser 9ofomo-
tipfibrer SOB. Dem es geluneen mar.
NIT ieiner 9ofomotibe su e%ntfommen,
NIT SiiIfc 5nriidfebrte, tparen oie
Mauber nit ibrer 8eute idon fort.
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L.okdIes.
@ematlidJe ~3iliammemfumft Der
Weianabereine.

@uf @inlooung bes 5roblinn" per-
lafllnelten iid ant Mittmof o:e
Wtitglie6er oieies Gereins, oes Sc.
lanabereins Der Sermonnslobne, ogs
Sieperfran5 uno oes Beethoven
Mtesrner6or IN Der Salle oes leBterett
BEGINS, gum gemiitliden Mbelto.
3Def bieier 3uiammenfunfte ill.,
engeren anidluB 8mii6en oen 8erei-
lien bersuitellen ullo fid nod ltro
nod auf oas groBe, I'M n11iten Sob
re itattfinoenOe Sdngerfeit oor5ube-
reiten. &err &rof. @oigt fiibrte in
geididter @eiie ben goriib. 0od
her5lider 8egriiBung Ser @alte IN
tonierte er 0as ygunoeslieo" ols
gemeinidoftli1 eeiunoen tpuroe urlc
sann crying Die aufforoerilne an ie-
ben @erein gum &ortrag zines Solo,
iieoes, @eraoe oieie Ibenoe oipnen
oo5u, gerglei6e 5mii6en sen 9eiitult.
gen Der beridieoenen @ereine ar5ll-
ltelen uno fie gu fleiBigeu l1ebnnger
allsnipornen. l1no es mluB geiaat
1rer1er, oaB iiberaG Sorti1ritte at
benlerfen maren, beionoers BET Der
fleiIfren uno iiii1geren 8ereinen,
Geret 8ortrdge geraoe5u iiberraIh-
fen Die @erreit Marr ltno gdbnert
fruge1t Elm Stiif nltf gioIine uno 81
tier porss es foIaten MaifenhorIieoer
nn6 He0en beg GllnoespraIi0entell
Sobn 6. DieImanrt, oes Sdabmei-
tiers, n. grier, un6 ser Serren Ssa-
cob Wugner, S. $. @abrenberger, 81.
Sanidfe, Saieo Moeuer. Der nod
al fpater 5tunoe eriheinenoe 8rof.
Steinfelot lieB iid berbei, cine Bia-
no-9aitmmer gum @eiten gu geben.
gs ipuroen grfriihungen, ffiiiiiger
nn0 iubitantieller @rt, uno Giaarren
IN liberaler @eiie perabreidt, ma,l
plauoerte uno ider5te nno idmea Der.
fog Der @beno, fir oeifen selnngc-
ne I%nsfIbrung Dem gaitlihett @er-
elm bon pielen Seiteit ber5Iider 9anl
sabgeftattet iplroe.
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ssn Qetrnit. Mihioon. ronnt

SSn Detroit, Midigan, ronttts
cine an5abl Sradtipagen Der De-
troit, goleoo & Srorton 8abn in Ell.
men acknowledgements binein. Stint
5ebn 8erionen famen babel um's sc
ben uno 5tpan5ig muroen perlebt.
SIN Senot oes Staates Slori-
oa lit cine 8orIage, Dem @olfe Elm
prohibitions : ENHANCEMENT sur ab-
Thinning nor5ulegen NIT elmer
Gimme Moioritdt abgelebnt mor-
ben. Dos Geprdientantenbaus botte
oie &orrage angenommen.
9nr6 einen 9ammbru6 il:
Ger Nabe bon ct. Sobns in Apade
Gorntp, ari3ona, iino 5Dolf 8erfo-
men INNS 2eben e%efommen.
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HIIerIei.
Sic Hetail Merflants'

Sic Hetail Merdants' 4ifc-
seiation belt am Mitttpod @beno i'm
ct. Antbonp Sotel ibr ndtes i6brli-
dies @anfett ab, BEL pelhem Mr. 6.
W. 8igsbp als 9oaitmaiter fungier-
fe- Gs miroen pieIe fir Die gtif.
glieoer IntereIiante Geoen gebaltefl
mo Die 8irfiamfeit Der aiiociatioll
erlantert.
Der berittene Eoli5iit Selicianl
Jlores bat Die beihmorcne Musiags
gemadt oaB er aus politiiGen @riilt-
een ous Dem Gent ~entlniien muroe
neil er fid eritens meigerte, fir Spc'
Coer orei ieiner eSrennoe 6ie aopf
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InIanD.

auf Dem amerifaniid)en Sdoo-
ner uYerris q. galopen", ser ioebea
bon 9emarara in Brittle @uapana.
aneefommen lit, baben Ole 5anitats.
beamten 5pei @eIbfieberfranfe ae-
fnnoen. Gas S6iff miro inter itrif-
ter annrantane gebolten.
Der Gbief @unner's Wate
5ranf Griaep bat am Mittfpod, oas
Dor 9onolnln geiunfene ltnterieeboot
sd" erreiht. Gs lieet in elmer
Siefe bon 288 SUB. 0ofy nie iol elm
Taiider 10 tief binuntergegongeii
lein, pie Griaep. Gridep fano oas
Sdiff auf elattem Sanobooen liegen,
feline aoraaen ooer onoere Sinoer-
1iiie befanoen iid in ser 0dbe, bie
leine Sebnng erIdperen f0nttten. gsI
log atf Der Starbooroieite, Iein Spie-
gel 5eigte nah Dem l1fer BIN. 3mei
5e%rriiiene 9rabtieile fuarelt Inn oas
S6iff geidlungen. @a6rldeinIif
miro man nod meitere 9eobadtungen
sn MAIDEN Deriu1en, ebe nc an Aici
Sebung gebt. GriIep llllternabm o;e|
Sanherfabrt IN eilem getpobnliden
ganberansug obne beionoere 8orrid)-
tuagen.
es lit 8efebI gegeben moroen,
ben ,a%ronprinS @ilbelm" ms Srof-
fenood 81 bringen, Inn Die notlpenOi-
&c f1nterlllflitug an inn pornebmen
5u foniien. aapitain 2elltnani
Sbierfeloer, Ser gefe6lsbaber oes
Sbiffes, erflarte nodmnls, oaB, io-
ipeit eS auf i'm anfdme, oos SdifIl
nid)t interniert fperoen tpiiroe.
Die engliide aegierung bat
eingeluiliat, oaB 5mei Sdiffslaoun-
gen 81rbeitoffe, Die omerifaniide
Smporteure in 9eutihlano eefoustI
baben uno Die bereits Dor Dem eritan
War5 nit Cotton bsablt iino, bon
Rotteroam aus nad) uiierm 2onbe
gebraht meroen. gs fommt iebt 90.
ranf an, Geutidlano 81 beipeger, oaBI
es Die 9usfnbr erlanbt- Sic oeutidc
Sicgiernng bat befanntIih Die @us-
flbr aaer Sarbeitoffe nerboten. linz
lere Sertilinonitrie gebrauht ii
@aaren n%ofmenbiq.
8or Der gunoesfommliliion fir
iiiouitrieIe 8e3iebungen, Die sur Set
III Chicago llnteriuhungen iiber sic
3rltanoe alf inoiItrielem @ebiete
bornimnlt, erfldrte oieier Gage 6. 8.
Mepnolos, Der Better Der 8oItal Sele.
graph gompanp, feline 9lngeite[ten
batten lid iiber nid)ts 5u beflagen,
Die 3ult1noe ieien ourhalts befrieoi-
geno. Die aommiifion moge einise|
ieiner 4ngeitellten einlaoen nnb tie
meroe aus i6rem Miinoe cine 9eitati-
guiig oes @eiagten erbalten. Die
aomniiiion fam oieIer Mufforoeriina
aid tia1 uno Iuo fiinf Selegrapbiiten
Der genannten @eieaihait elm, a6ci
mas lie aus ibrem Mtltnoe 81 boren
befam, mar gang aaoers, ais mas
@crr Gennolos porausgeingt uno CT.
fuartet bate. 0ie flint 3ergen en-
fiorten einitimmia, ooB feiner Ser
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Eret Yrefe fit seras: 9onn1hag IS. NpriI 1875.

iteuer 8ll b~e8abler, mo5u er nit on-
beren 9oli8iiten bonn aopt. 81. Muiiep
oufgeforoert puroe uno neil ieill
8oter cine &eoe 3uguniten bon EbiI
$. Sboof gebalten babe.
SIN Sitter BON SO Sabren itarb
in ieiner 8obnung in ser Spler
@pen1le, @enrp S6meers. @r mar
in Meoina County geborert, mobnte
ober ieit II Sa6ren IN ser Stoot.
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eittIe Sem
Special 2iinfes zoe.
102 Seffcrion Ctr.
Mnseiae.l

gu rerrenten 8tpei m6blierte BIN
ner NIT leparntem @inoana. an @tra
Renbnhn gete9er. S66nes Gommerbeirs.
Sretle nidBig. Ndh5ufrneen 461 Rlirs
pI91 Wee, ant NurosGnoe Ser @eIt Guo
Gar Siaie, Selepbon: Srapis 4f69.
(Nuaeiae.)
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San antpniu, Geg., 10. april 1915.
grtma grnoe Cotton 5eeo Oil. dis
Gents pet 0nIone
Netu gorf, 10. april. Spot $3.50
lnto $3.50; april, $685. mno S6.75
0tai. 1914 uno $6.76; SUM, So. so unb
$500; Sult, $7.02 nnb $7.03; Quqltli.
S7.f3 rnb $7.15; September. 1925 uno
1926; Sftober, 1926 uno 1928; Nus
bender. $500 nno $3.50.
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5rnu Gbas. Mbredjt, 1898 Olf<gons
i1erce Gtr., Gan Nntonio, Seras, Iiefert
friife 9Elmeu. @[umenffiide, Bouquets
uno gflnrt3sn. 8cetsgfIanaen cine Spe
sialitdt. Sel. grodett 1892. (ans.l
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8eltes Del uno @aioIin erb1lt
man bon Der Slimp Oil So, 400
Sit-Gommeree Ctr. Heues Vel. Sros
nts 1852. (&n5.)
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Iarm.Tru0nfte.
WentHTc.

&ortoffeln. 9eiie, $500 uno 1925 Der
Colorado 1tno Soabo, S1.65
iiub SITS per 100 Rfuno.
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At 8ir 6aben berIdieoene Bargains III
qebratdteu Sop @negies", o9funas
tUuts" nno nSurrebs". apmmt uno 5es
fiftiet bieIe 8aeen.
WOODWARD CARRIAGE co.
stpenue 6 unb 3. Strake. (Sln3.)
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Dammluoae.
Guttonfamsn . Irpbufte.

Gan antonio. 9 Gents.
@aloeitonL 9eitern. go Gents.
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gfes . RarFt.

San artonio, Ser.. Is. gpriL -1915
Sdlien 1925 bis $3.50.
&iibe $500 bis $500.
&dlber $3.50 bis $500.
8rlen $500 bis $5.e5'
Shafe $500 unb $3.50.
Sieaen $22b bis $3.50.
ct. 9ouis. Is. april 1915. 2ilsts
pleb, SeraSs@ieb. $5.75 mno 1928.
Sdipeine 1925 biz $3.50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-16
WINTHROP CENTER

Mr.. Hinton. a student at Bates Col
leee. preached here Sunday morning. He
also led the evening service and sang
two beautiful solos
The Cleaners will have charge of the
regular Wednesday evening meeting
On account of the war now raging in
Europe and the impossibility to get
funds to continue the mission schools at
Ramallah, they are closed for a time
and our missionaries, Rev. A Edward
Kelsey and wife and Miss Alice Jones,
have sailed for home.
Wilder H. FraZee passed the weekend
at his home In Bangor.
Mrs. z. s. Woodman entertained the
young people at valentine party Satur-
day evening at her home Music and
games were enjoyed and all present re-
ceived valentine. Refreshments of
fruit salad, crackers and confectionery
were served.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-16

When the last car from Lewiston
came through Gardiner Saturday a
man very much under the influence of
liquor got aboard and stumbled into
the smoking compartment He had a
quart bottle with him and offered to
treat the other passengers. The con-
ductor endeavored to quiet him, and
told him to sit down and be still Or
he would be put off the car. He set
tied down and allowed the conductor
to take charge of the bottle. When
the car was proceeding through Farm
ingdale, he suddenly became noisy and
abusive, coming to the rear Of the car
and demanding his bottle. The pas
sengers were somewhat frightened but
the conductor stopped the car. AMI
quietly but forcibly assisted the man
to alight Then the car proceeded on
its way leaving him in the middle OF
the street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-16
NINE. BERNKkRDT
REPORTED TO Be IN
IMPROVED REALT

Paris, Feb 15.-.45 A. M-Arthur Me
er, editor Of the Gaulers, has receiv
a telegram from Maurice Bernham
the son of Sarah Bernhard, the famo
actress, announcing that the operati,
which his mother was to undergo
Saturday had been postponed at the Ia
moment for 4 week. His mothers CD
dition, he telegraphs, is excellent.
Previous to the receipt of this tel
gram here were some alarming repor
regarding the operation, one of whia
published in the Petit Journal, @as
the effect that Mime. Berularits ]
had been amputated.
The injury to the actress dates bal
many months. 1t appears that il W
incurIded in the course of her sta,
work, while she was kneeling in a see
in one of her plays. She then struck h
knee violently on an iron bolt and ev
since the limb has troubled her
In May last the pain was SO inten5
that she was unable to walk and s.
was obliged to cancel her Belgian TOT
which she had only about half compile
ed Since then she has received the be
care that medical science could prov;s
but without affording permanent relic
and latterly it had been decided that 81
must undergo an operation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-16
LOUIS J. BRANN
FORMER FOOTBALL
PLAYER ON G. H. S.

Louis j. Brann. whom the Democrats
Of Lewiston propose to run for mayor,
is none other than the young man who
was so well known in Gardiner in the
COS when he shone on the football field
az a member Of the Gardiner High and
answered to the cognomen Of Buckle
Brann.
He Is the son of Charles NJ. and Nancy
Brann and was born in Madison July 5,
1876 His parents moved to Gardiner and
he was educated in our schools and at
the University Of Maine. He then went
to Lewiston and read law In the Office of
McGillicuddy and Morey, seing admit
ted to the bar in 1902. He Las since been
engaged in the practice Of his procession
In that city.
In December, 1911. he was appointed as
fudge of the Lewiston municipal court
by Gov. Plaisted. He is a member Of the
Knights Of Pythias and lodge Of Eiks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-16
SPRING FOOTBALL
AND RELAY WORK
ON B0WDo|N FIELD

Brunswick, Me, Feb. 15.-(SpeciaD
Spring football practice at Bowdoin,
under the direction of Capt. Leadbet-
ter. was started here today. TIL. 30
men who are out for practise have
been divided into two squads, one
squad reporting at $50 Monday.
Wednesday and Thursday and the
other squad at the same hour on the
other days. The men thus far reported
for practice are:
H. a. Lewis, Bird, B. W. Bartlett.
Casper, A. H. Mccormick, Brewster,
Campbell, r. H. Peacock, chase Col
bath. Sanderson, Drummond, Creedon.
Stanley, Dyar, c. r. Foster Young,
II. II. Foster, T. A. Haseltine, J. B.
Noulton, McConaughy, Pettingill, Mas
Naughton. Stuart, Oliver. Wood, Z. 5.
Peacock. Thomas, Shumway, r. W.
Swift
The Eowdoin Freshman relay squad
is now hard al work under the able
coaching of Trainer Jack Magee,
training for the relay race with the
Bates Freshman relay team at Lew
iston March 10. Although several Of
the best runners of the class are I'M
able 10 compete owing to deficient
scholarship, yet there is a large squad
Of % out for practice. and itris hop
ed a team can be developed from this
number that will be able to make good
showing against the Bates Freshmen.
Those who are out for the team are
]. F. Clark, Freise, Hildreth, Hurlin,
Jacobs. MacCormick. Moulton, Ripley.
Stebbins. c.. Z. Wyman, l.. c. Wy
man. Simonton, Macdonald, Gray,
Donnell, Young, Van Wart. Roper,
Peacock, Steward, Johnson, Wallace.
Bdgley, Call, Cheetham. Golfer, Ed
wards. Savage. Henderson.
The trials for the Bowdoin relay
team which will run Trinity a 352
yard relay race at Providence next
Saturday were held this afternoon
and resulted as follows: LIST, c. Wy
man: End. Crosby; Bro. Pierce; 18th, c.
Hall, Balfe (tied). No times~were Civ
en- out, but the results Of the trials
were very satisfactory.
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An advanced trench which the
Germans lost on Feb. 2, near Sudel-
kopf was taken back.
The Germans drove the enemy out
of Senzern, in the LAUGH valley CAL
sace). Rempach was evacuated by
the enemy.
North of Tilsit Cast Prussia) the
enemy was driven out of Piktupoenen
and pushed in the direction Of Tau
rogen. On both sides of the frontier,
in the eastern lake district. engage
ments are in progress with the re-
treating enemy. German troops are
advancing rapidly everywhere
German attachments marched IN
the Kolno district against the enemy,
advancing belond LomZa.
in hesVistula district the Germans
gained further ground and occupied
RacioWZ.
In previous engagements, besides
a number Of prisoners. six guns were
taken.
In Poland, on the left of the Wis
tula, there were no important chang
es''