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rem Sol. Gtred, Chr. Snefrer mo
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9irie 8pfc Dor 33 Snbren.
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c6er aniitaintlg Der, luie Teitralgie
&tenmatismiiS, Senoetpeb, 3abil'
daucr5er, &erpcnfRfseii. SaetIdnlF.
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Surdl SIom's Eminent pertriebel
9rin9t reues urrS iriides 8lnt ol''
STEELE upo pcrtreibt Die aitfItn,nli9
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Cine grofc Snmilic. ollnicre ia.
mile lit groB". id}reibt Serr Soiepb
Sebert Or. bon gbbeoiae, Co.. n,pir
noben 5poli 8inber mo piiien na.
.iinif Den 8ert elmer guten 6arni-
licnmeoisin 81 iddten. @eine
.Tron lit iabraIans an ifmahen
@agen. Sd beiorate ibr cine SIa.
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cine eebrmifte. benn idp bate Se'
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Sd bGtte germ Die agentllr bier fir
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in abbcuiGe; sic fonren Grfunoi.
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lie einsieben."
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in Mpotbefen 5u boben. Special
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sic feinen agenten in Sbrer Ra6-
barifnft fenners id3reiben Sic on
bie Seriteler: Or. Setter Sabrnep
& Cons 60, 1875 90. Some
ape., Chicago. Sa.
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Oanfiagnag.

lInieren bersliben 9anf hermit aler
Rabbaren unb Srennoen, rueiebe uns,
anla6lidb Der &ranfbeit uno bes Sobes
uniereS innigit seltebten @atten. &ateri
nnb 8ruoerS, Siiher, bilfretf
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8abrtuhtrdeern nnb, Dor alien, Serrr
8aftor &a8mann. fir bic tiefempfunbeut
en- @orte am @raHe beS 8erftDrbenen.
Dir t~ralseratbegr &irterbliebene1t.
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Former. Seoe Snmilie bat cine Sla'
FIFE fir iofortigen @ebraud notbi9.
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Sm perfamfen.
Cine Sau nit s 5erteI.
Waberes bel,
Ibeo. Saener.
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@arunna.

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gen uelhe @eriidte berbreiten poburb
mein gbarafter geidaoigt wiro, ba6
bieielben ibr iibelrpDIen6es @erebe 81
nnterlaijen baben; anbernfals ruerbe ih
mid on bic @eridbte tpenben.
S. $. Sorn.
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Tarm ~ ~oerfanfen.

cine sarm bon 40 bic AZ afer, 80
WIDER unter &utture. Der &eit in Sols-
lamb. Gin Srames@ obnbalS, ebenfaaS
elm 8aditein @ebaube. 3uei 3iiterts
Ell. Sheune in autem 3uitanb uno
8runnen nabebei. Sarm LIT lh Meilen
pealidb BON Sermann. RabereS auf Der
Office bie5e8 Biatte8.
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Nnhioa.

Der nnterseibnete fpirb am Mitttuod5,
Den Is Dec. 1915. nm / ubr, Hadhm.
sebn (l0) antbeite in Der gascoua6e
ganeb Shilling Co., 5reberidsburg, Ro.,
an ben Weitbietenben %perfaufen. Der
Serfanf finbet auf benz @runbeigentbum
oer O. y. Sc. SO. ftatt; bic Bebinaunas
en- fuerbeu am Rage bes 8ertaufs befannt
9emadt.
6. s.. 8radt,
Observation-Disclosures Do
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Sreberidsbura. Ro.
Nar,n an S~erfaufea.

Cine Sarm bon 40 bis 43 Gder. 20
ader untcr anltur, 16 gder in Beinber9
Der 8eft in BaI6lanb. 5rames 8obns
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Bnftano unb 8runnen in Der N6be.
NaruI rs &eife t~ueftlidj 0 Sermann.
RabereS anf Der Office bieies BlatteS.
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2,t p~erfanfen

SecbS Senuen nnb sruei Sabue. Miir
fen i0fort nerfauft tueroen. Atan ibreibe
an. ooer iprecbe Dor. bel
sos. S%pedbaIs,
Morri5on, Mp.
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Rei5en, 9o. 3 los
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Sro6nfte.
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Bier 8anplase an Der tpeitlihen Bier
ten StraBe, in Der Wdge o StottoS
8lat. NabereS In Der
SransiStaner @ohnnng.
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4a b ermiahen

9as gentrai,Sote1, in lesteren Sabren
BON gb. Wanptn gefibrt. Musge3eihnez
te Gage nnb quite @eibdfte. lnterfunit
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,,Uatsr der Republik''

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bent. Rau tann fib Icidjt poritelcu.
nit ipeId,em abffeu oiefe 5ipei Sreis
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bibitionsbeitrebungen betradtet bds
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fsten ipiirben. ipeIhe bic Ratirlideu
Nedte beS freien Wannes einans
jdrdnten 6eitrebt. Beioe EindnepS
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itnS 9ierett. Guh tparen file fiji nas
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geinbeit, MirSe itnb nuSgeseifnes
netcn @eIhmads balber 10 be-
ribmtt. baB es ben Wers
fauf bon mibercn giere
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-04
WILLARD AND JOHNSON
10 BATTLE TOMORROW
hc Mans stamina and Endurance May Offset Negro Pugi~
lists Oeverncss-Kansas Cowboy Has Good Chance
10 Bring championship little BacL TO White Man.


~ 'Ha. cuba. ApTH at me
OF1enta! Hace'racE AZ Mariana. near
havana L5fh Johnson, the eolored
heaNy"s'sht champion boxer Ga the
W%"r''. VIII meet Monday morning,
Jess nara, the mG WhllF heaNl-
"elE NJ. The men viii go forty five
ROUNDS Tor 1he world HtI"- lack
e'sh or Haa FRANCISCO, Vail be the
Ieteiee.
Ihe iSiaHd IS ~ excitement over
t!e event ana II is eNpecs ed the So
WV seats VIII "l De occupied WHen
t'e gong SOUNDS. a host Of sporting
men from the n'ted states is in
Town fCf the hE4t. betting runs free.
WIN "ddS generally around two 10 one
that ms ooiered champion viii re-
tam thc Ute
BctE hghters are said 10 oe n Sood
c"naltlon. Johnson has SeeH doing
some strict raining here, and has q
slehf auFahtage IN that he has be-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-04
Amateurs Hold
Opening Games
Next Saturday

Only one week will have TO elapse
before Ricamond's amateur baseball
aspirants vii send the sound of the
ball striking against BAT. and other
criterions OF the baseball season
across the numerous and Sunday
fields of Richmond. Likewise, only
one week will have to be cut down
by old Father Time before the boys,
who play baseball foc the fun and
exercise :hey get out OF IL and not tor
the silded etmoleons. will give amuse-
ment and pleasure TO many ardent
tans
This year there viii be no pomp
and glory in the opening of The anna :
toux leagues of the city. For two
or three seascns past II has been the
purpose of the governing commit
tee of tho Richmond Amateur Base
bali Commission 10 open the various
le que Seasons with a speech by the
Mayor and q short parade. This
year. however ii has been abandon-
I'D The matter OF the why Ia which
the seasons viii he opened has been
itft ~ tf,e irrnrts or t'1r- various or
carnations
i1pWCsEA. VIC pa CT NIL titSHSs u :
3 o'clock n front OF thu C1ty hali
nest Saturday afternoon, Games
win be played al Byrd Park. FAIR
mount. Glnter FariS, fulton. .ptiag
Hill, South Richmond. q : @. Flats
and Woodland Heights. and various
other places.
The various league m esidents and
the managers of the teams say that
this year they have better organized
teams than over before. The system
OF drafting players from one club to
another ard other rules which caused
esossif9vagmg aft @easrs. gnsssa spgs issApss
all been cleared aud everything that
trends toward a successful year is
promised
Besides tue regular amateur teams
OF the cits, more than 100 indepenr
dent teams Will play on their ipdl~
vtdnAl diamonds this weeJ The
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-04
SECTIO N
ENNIS
WRESTLING
ROWING

OF MS size, FOR II is said no can DO
the 100 wards In ii seconds hat. He
has never used tobacco. liquors or
drugs ~ ANY FORM. He enters the
ring tomorrow az The most promising
period of his career. for his -9e, his
condition, his habits OF life, his ter
rife strength and his resource should
he Al their best AZ the age of rs.
Willard Takes Chance.
Willard IS taking a long chance.
SO far as The money end OF the fight
IS concerned. lie will probably get
nothing for the boat, for IL Is being
held ia p strange country. Even
HE promoters arc taking the longest
chance ever known in a big. sporting
event. Johnsou'S money has beer
posted. lie is guaranteed s30.0e9
This and other expenses will have 70
be met by the receipts before VIII
lard car cut in for q share. In othe@
words. the big "whltehope' gets moth
ing at all until after $4,000 is paid
in for prior claims. And the pro-
meter are i'm tho same boat. On
the other hand. r willard wins. he
could afford to fight for nothing for
with wise handling in the next Ave
wears he could turn In a profit OF
SIS, 600 a year for himself and man
a<ers. Johnson. If he loses, gets his
last big plum from the fight fans
While predictions generally eivs
johnson tho victory. there are many
close observers Of the fight game who
see 2 chance for Willard II ia
pointed ont by William H. Recap, the
able sporting editor OF the Phiiadsl-
phia Public Ledger that in the john
SON Moran fight In Paris the negro
champion was very tired man from
the seventeenth round 10 the finish.
II was apparent he says. that the
Johnson OF last year was not the
J lFu-0n who tcat Jeffries. He did
not e%hih3J the same superb judg-
me1t q distance and lacked not only
speed, hut hitting power. Accord
Tag to Editor Recap. willard has n
better chance IT, win than any other
oppene0- who has faced Johnson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-04
SPORTING.
BASEBALL
BOWLING
POXINC]
8ROOKLYN DODGERS
PLAY HERE MONDAY
ilbert Robinson Brings His Bunch of Sluggers Here For
Two Games Miracle Man. Stallngs VIII Be in Rich
mond With Boston Braves Next Thursday

Just when Manager punn's virgin
~ were making elaborate prepara-
,ne 70 even the series with Connie
ack's Philadelphia Athletics by TAX
r the game scheduled for yesterday
ternoon at Broad Street lark, this
How Snow interviewed and prevented
As a result of the good showing
;ainst the fallen champions Friday
ternoon Manager Dunn felt confident
At his hopefuls were going TO get
ray with a victory over the Mackmen
sterday.
This will he buoy week for the
-glnians, there being a game sche-
Iled for every day. Tomorrow and
lesday, weather permitting, the local
,ys will battle wflbert Rohinson's
'ook!yn Dodaers. and n gooA game
anticipated The men who comprise
ilbert nobinson's team are racog-
rcd az some Of the hes: hitters Ia
. major leagues. They are known
get more Tits and iess runs than
y other team IN the National
ague.
Bring Fsr-st T~am.
is going to here with all
his f,rst-striuE men. and the local
~ will have an opportunity TO see
me real ball players in action, They
III be here for Il couple OF games
a the local pilot, who is out for some
Alps this .@eek. feels confident that
"a OF the gaFaee will be won by the
chm ond outfit
Wednesday the local boys will en-
tain ''Wild Bill Donovan and his
wv York Yankees at the Broad street
ktiminx grounds. while Thursday
(iracle Man" stallings VIII bring his
hmpion Boston Braves TO Richmond
ar encounter with the Nirginisns.
EdAy Manager Dura will take his
m TO Rocky Mount for a game, and
eurday The Eirg{niaus Will meet the
kv YtwA Charts a. Broad street
ri<
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-04
SPORT CALENDAR
FOE THIS NEk.k

Monday~-Richmond Nirginiaas
VS.. BTookiand Dodgers Richmond
Coilese VS.. Union Theological Sem
mary. at Westhafnpton John Mar
snail vs.. Emporia High, al EN-
por!a: Richmond Academy vs
Aiexa adria High. at Alexandria,
Trinity rs. Durham Leaguers, at
Durham; Wake Forest VIZ a a. NJ.
at Raleigh; Zion VS., Guilford, at
Greensboro; Y NJ l. vs.. Y. p. l..
at BlaclIsourg, william and Mary
vs.. Maryland Aggies. at College
Park. Md; Randolph Macon VS..
Roanoke College. at Salem.
Observation-Disclosures Virginians
We. Rrookland Dodgers. Benedic-
tine Va. McGuire's. in opening
championship gdme. at Byrd Park:
V. F. l. vs., Ham pden- Sidney, at
Hampden-s Sidney; Trinity VS. Wea-
yer College. at Durham; William
and Mary VS.. Portsmouth. at Ports
mouth. Elen VS.. Vermont. at Elon.
Observation-Disclosures Virgin-
ans VS.. New York Yankees, Y.
+, l. VS.. Hampden-S Sidney. at
Farmville: William and Mary ys.
Norfolk, ar Norfolk. Randolph Ma
con vs. v NJ. l., at Lexington
Thursday Richmond Virginians
vs, Boston Braves. Richmond Col
lese vs. V. Z. l.. al Westhampton;
Trinity vs. Wake Forest, at Dur
ham; Roanoke College VS. Mullen
burg, at Salem.
Friday-Richmond Virginians
At Rocky Mount. John Marshall va
McGuire's championship wake
Forest VS.. Durham. at Durham;
william and Mary Va, V. p. l.. at
williamsburg.
Saturday-R Ichm0nd Virginians
VS.. New York Giants. Richmond
College VS.. Davidson, at Davidson;
Richmond Academy VS.. Charlotte
Hall School. at st Mary's. Md:
John Marshall VS.. Fork Union. at
Fork Union: Trinity VS.. Durham
AT Durham. V. NJ. l. vs.. Emory Il
Henry. at Lexington: Y. p. /. VS..
Randolph-Macon. at Ashland; Elon
VS. Wake Forest. at Burlington.
Amateur Leagues open in Rich
mold.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-04
E|h|E BUSCH READY
| FOR LEAGUE OPENING
Best Looking Bunch of Pie srFS
Since Reorganization OF
League.

|'etersl,t,tg Va. April 2.~The cold
kther OF the past several DAYS has
|1ousiy handica pped the practAcc
Manager Henry Busch's tryouts
the 1915 team, and thick blanket
SNOW which com pleten enveloped
park today kept all the youngsters
cors and provided them with q.
Ich needed rest. for regardless or
! unfsvorable weather. Heine has
In driving them with heavy LASH
B npiciy rounding them into
kpe for the battle which commences
April 90. Never before since the
Irganixation o. the Virginia League
there been such q likely looking
! ad Of youngsters to .ryoa; for
his on the Petersburg team. anu
6ch's task Of selecting the material
fch he viii retain 60 win the Viz
aa IIeaxue pennant this season IS
acult one and is giving him much
kcern.
The twenty~cne players who are
y In camp are: Manager Busch.
cheers Rice. ffirsch. Richmond.
|afrran. Herbert. Cain and Lewis:
|chers. Tee. Hudains and Blake
k1lelderr. Simmons, blackstone.
ksfant and Donovan; and inheia~
Barnett. Agnew. Flana gan, Gross,
hdolfi and Harmon.
Among the squad there appears
| 30 only two men that Manager
kch could afford at this time 70 let
and both nf these are good men
! will prove OF value 70 some Viz
u League or other minor league
>. It is nor probable that Heire
! commence ''weed!ne" for a week
more yet
h addition to the players on hand.
knelder Laval Is expected TO re-
q either tonight or tom orrow. 1t
OF believed. however. that Bill will
retained on the 1915 team. He IL
blayr- oe wei, known vaiue and
management IA aew eanxide rink
bra, Of ~ for his release. The
me reason for his not heing kent
e.nson Is his urpoDularfty with
IL members AZ the team and with
PETERSBURG fans generally. Not
hRtandirg this. his record for Inst
ron rhoxs that he was among the
Il valuable men on the Virginia
4gue roster.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-04
RICHMOND LEAGUE SCHEDULE.
Fulton Park

April io--Sorwced ". Bells Bible
Glass.
April ,7-sattery cour. W Fnltcn.
April 2s-Fulton w.. Bells Bible
Claes.
Mar 1--Breoklane VS.. Fulton.
MAY s--Battery Court vs.. Bells Bible
Class
MAY ts--Horaee s wright vs. Full
ton ....
May sa-Rrookland vs. gslls Bible
Class
May 2s--Belrs Bible Class ~. Fulton
June Horace s. Wright ~. PeIls
Bible CIAss.
June 13--Sorwood vs.. Futon.
June is--Nerwooa vs. Bells Bible
Ciaes,
June .s-IBattery Court We. Fulton.
July S--Fulton vs.. Bells Bible Class.
Ju,y 1e--Rrookland VIZ. Fulton.
July is--Battery Court 81. seirs
Bible Glass.
July aa--Horace s Wright v.. Full
ton
July s1-Brooki&nd. vs. re,ls Bible
Class.
August Bells Bible Class VS. Full
ton.
Harvey Park.
April ie-Fulton vs.. Horace s
wr. sht.
April t7--Herace s. wright 70. Nor.
wood.
April at--srooSlan6 VS.. Norwood.
May BELLS B'hle Class VS.. Horace
49, Wright
May Sutton VS.. Norwood.
May Underwood Va. Horace 8,
wright.
May sa-Batt~ry Court VS.. Horace
e. Wright
June b-~Battery Court vs. Norwood.
June I2--BrookIsnd VS.. Horace =,
Wright
June is--ru,son VS. Horace s.
Wright.
June as--Horacs s wright VS. Nor
wood.
July s--Brooklans VS., Norwood
July Io-Beirs Bible Glass vs.. Horace
s. Wright.
July l3-Fuiton vs., Norwood
July 2f-Beirs Bible Class VS.. Nor
wood.
July s1-Norwood vs.. Horace 8
Wright.
August BATTERY Court vs.. Horace
IS Wright
Brookla.d Park.
April so-B~eoRiand rs Battery
Court.
April iz--selrs Eisie Glars VS.
Brookland.
April 1]-Horuce 8. Wright vs. Bat.
terry Court.
May Norwood vs.. Battery Court
May s--Horace e. Wright VS.. Brook.
land.
May iS--Battery Court vs. BrooklAnd
May as--Fulton vs.. Battery Court
May ca-Norwood VS.. Rrookland.
June b--Fulton vs. Brookland
June le--Belrs Bible Glass VS.. Bat.
terry Court. -----
June ie-Brookland va Battery
Court.
June ss--BeIl's Bible Class vs. Brook.
land.
July s--Horace 8. Wright W. Battery
Court.
July 1o--Norwood VS.. Battery Court.
July l7-Horace 6. Wright VI. Brook
land.
July 34-Battery Court VS.. Brook
land.
July s1-Fulton vs. Battery Court.
August Norwood VS.. Brookiand.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-04
SUGGESTIONS FOR
The DEEP FAT KETTLE

Perhaps deep fat frying is the last
hg In the world that good house.
Iper would associate with her
lugtine family table. yet Margaret
|roulks in the April number of the
(thern Wonan's Magazine has a
Bile page of recipes and suggestions
making some of the daintiest and
1t appetising OF spring dishes by
help OF this same deep fat kettle
kosette waters and tinbale cases
the foundations for the dishes
b described, and oysters. eggs.
Rmed chicken or fish. asparagus.
len peas. berries and whipped
kna,-aad -paany--othor- Sealsanahla
hs are suggested In a fascinating
Of recipes for the perfecting of
be of the daintiest OF spring menus
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-04

There Is always nn easy way to do
hgs. and often the best results are
ten with the materials already at
IA. 1t Is not only science that
ps the housekeeper. but plain.
hmon sense as well. and smaiA
homes. when adroitly practiced.
IA bring about an air of actual
lry The fruit Juice saved from
a, r 9 an .nss eols;.m ss as1x aspis
! cooked and Karn.shed with Gala
hln with strips Of carrot for pistils.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-04
Chase City Team
Gives Opponents
a Good Drubbine

Especial 20 The Richmond virginiar.)
Chase City. April s.--The chase city
High School nine took the opening
game OF their season yesterday after
noon when they. crossed bats with the
strong team, from the Union I.evei
High School, In spite OF the unusual
cold. making fielding difficult. the con-
ties. was fast and snappy throughout
remarkably few errors being made
Both sides we're strong at the bat.
but Chase City exceiled In this de-
phrtnent The batting OF II. Williams
and Davis was one OF tns features OF
ina game, each getting four hits with
Eve time at bat. one of the iatter's be-
ing home run. when a man was on
base. The score