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The Washington herald., 1915-07-28
Henry Gets Our Hit.

John Henry gathered the Nationals
solitary bingle off Hagerman in the sec
ond inning, when he dumped the ball
over Wamby's head with one down. John
swiped second, but watched the next two
hatters die in turn.
In the Nationals half of the third. after
Gallia had famed. Moeller walked and
stole. Foster also drew a pass but Milan
flied to Smith and Shanks famed for the
final out
During the remaining five innings Ha-
german was just as much of puzzle to
the Griffmen as. was Gallia to the In
dams. Only one member of the home
clan saw first base Foster, who opened
the sixth Washington chapter, drew a
The Washington herald., 1915-07-28

First base nv error-Washinston. /. Left on
bases-washingtou. 4; Cleveland. !. Umpires-
Mesgs/ Hildebrand and O'Loughlin. Time Of
same-l hour and % minutes
The Washington herald., 1915-07-28
Buffeds Trim Chicago.

to from Chicago today by clean hit
ting in three innings. Singles followed
by doubles. resulted in runs in the first
and third rounds and in the sixth sin
giles by Chase. Engle and Dwney scor-
ed the winning run.
The Whales counted in the fifth on
singles by Jackson and Mann and
Smiths double. Flack was passed in
the sixth and scored when Fritz put
Texas Lacquer over short. Scoe.:
The Washington herald., 1915-07-28
tigers CLAW YANKEE
Crew IN FIRST CLASH
Donovans Men Go Stale After -Four
Days Lay-of and Prove
Easy.

New York, July H-Stale from a four.
day lay-off. owing to postponements in
Chicago, the Yankees went down to a
to defeat this afternoon in their first
clash with the Tigers
Fisher for Wild Bill Donovan's men
was tapped for nine hits in five innings
which punched with errors made it
romp away for the Tigers after they got
started in the third.
Behind Cy Pieh, the Yanks steadied
and held the visitors to blanks Score:
The Washington herald., 1915-07-28

: '1t"IIe5 idrHIItUu dltI hsHeN SHeeHHH 900
Lapp. Umpres-Messrs Nallin and Dinesn.
The Washington herald., 1915-07-28

r. Fl. T.
Buffalo. ....-........ o % 900 3 II 2
Chicago............. ooool 800 o
Batteres-Schulz and Allen; Prenderyast, Brown
and Clcmena Umpires-Messs. Westsrvet and
Fnneran
The Washington herald., 1915-07-28

promise you most extraordinary bargains
IN this closing out sale of the Perkins Shop.
Everything is included-an no question of profit
or loss is considered
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30
Jleues Brot.

Die @taotpermaltung BON a61a hat
fih n~euerbtngs Inn bic 9eritellung
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nabrbaft fem. @orausf@tli@ ipirb
sic @tabt R0ln NIT 8eetnn Der nod.
item Mo@e bieie 8rote in @erfebr brtn=
gen, bic Der 8unoesratsperfiigung nt4t
unterltegen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30
Oon Re6ts me9en.

Cine poblber6iente Mbfertigung
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gerufen bat, lift Sbr S6retben cine
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zen, pel6e 10 tpenig @efibl fir bouts
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30
Kinder 8GnreIen
MACH FLETCHER'S
CASTORI
UarmIdnoeretem
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@reis $500 per &der, $1500.00
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na1ar 1916, &eft lie mod @elieben bes
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bau betreibt, Damn berfeblt mtdt, bies
obne @er5ug at nnteri ltden.
9erma1t Coles,
Strotte, Mltn, Canada.
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8eriteigermng

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tperben am Dienitag,. ben z. Setober,
1915 mebrere 8fer6e, @n6bieb,
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beriteigert. @fer6e unb &in6bieb
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Qlt,aebpt.

Das Duutomitee Ser 81. Mifolmlg.
@emeinoe bon @eae @iber, Minn.,
tpiinfdt Mngebote our @rridt11ng ei-
ner 1neae1t 8afitein-4trde ertgegm-
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Mnsgrob11ng oes grbgeiboiies iomie
&erbeiidoffurg Der Materialien. Ser
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belt un6 Materialien nit M1lsnabme
bon Comb unb @ies. 8lane nn6
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@r@e mer6en erit I'M Griibiabr in
Mngriff genommen nit Insmabme
Ser Mrsgrabl1ngen un6 &erbeii4af'
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Mngebote er0ffnet. SHE @ngebote
riHte n1an an
@eb. @1nil s. Steinad,
46-3t Carlos, Minn.
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Mebmt Ralf
fir Suberfulpf8.

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itdn6en, 10 6aB eS it@ 1eiebt afimiliert
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ungen bafur, 1pnbern 5ieben bor, 6aB es
auf Der gleihen 8oiis beriubt per6e tpte
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Ierfaaft BOT Der @olitor 9rtg 60.
st. GIoto, Mtttn.
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2nrembmrg.

2uremburg. - Gang inner,
mortet TAM sic Meloa1ng bon Dem
Mblebem bes &errn 2eo1u &idarb,
@edtsantpalt u1,b friiberer Mbgeorb>
meter. St ltarb in StraBburg an
Sen Golgen elmer Operation, Ser er
iid n~nter3ogen batte. Die Stu6t
9uremburg bertrot er tpdibren6 Der
@erio6e 1899-1905 in Der @am.
mer; in 1einer @olitif mar er rooical
gelinnt. @as ~Omnium" -Esroiect
bereitet oomals ieiner politii6en
9aufbobn eim Gn6e. Griiber geborte
ct aIs Mitglie6 un6 5@0ffe 6em
bQl1pt1taotilden @enrein6eratbe on.
gtteIbriid. - @ier ereignete
iid iiingit Elm t06tlider l1nfall. SSn
ser Mdbe oes 8olgeniteines, 100 Ser
@eg Elm itortes @efaa 5eigt, ipielte
6as 2i4brige E0dterd)en 6es Mrbei.
tiers Mid)ael Mubeler. Mt einem
idaperen @anotarren iiberrannte ein
11idbriger &nabe 6as b~eflogensmer-
tie @eldopf. Mun trug hoS aus
id>peren &opftpun6en bluten6e &ino
in's SOUS. Irot Ser iorgiumiten
8flege tpur6e es Sen tiefbetriibten g.
tern 6lrd) SEN SOD entriTem.
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i'm 80. 9ebensiabre iteben6e @erf-
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nit ieiner Tanilie einen Musflug na@
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8ii@ofen fir Sen 8eridt 6anft> 6en
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ie sic Mnitrengungen 6es 81.
|@tubIes fin sic MISUNDERSTANDING
6es 6rie6ens n16 ser 8ermin6erung
Ser &riegsfaa6em b%erborbeben.
3uri6. - Grob ser itrengen
@ren5bemadnng 6artertr sic Maiien=
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gen in Iebbafter @eife fort. @or fur
5em iin6 inn @ebirge in Ser @abe BON
2l1gano 80 Ma1m iib~ereetreten, 6o-
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sic ii6 bisber lit @enf a1fbtelten,
febren in ibr 2an6 5ltriid. - Ser
u3iri6er Sagesan8etger" mel6t bon
Ser itaIienii@en 6ront, 6aB infolge'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-09-30

Ser eeringen @rgebniiie ser bisberi-
gen italieniiden 0ffeniipe mieoer bic
lie @enernle ibrer oftiben &ommam-
6os entboben muroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-25

0ranIrej Derihcr5t idl oas Mitacii9l Der DcatlAsn
IS III mioerboit betout poroen, ooB bic Gctlnen
I'M 1eoc un0 III Ser Senat6 fenen @ab aui 6rant
reid babcn oaB iic i'm @eaentbel 6rantreib beoanern
IS Aeini io5 a6er Gin llminunng 5n Dolljcbeu ooaB
mean oic 5hnoc fomnt in Ger Ieminlono uao
Gcterrcidl. llngarn i'm Stanoc ien weroen oep ore
Characterization 0en 6rieocn ST oiftrcn. ,SronIrei&
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1ranfred's letcn 9e ser Gronumg Der lranloli
ihal aommcr IN Der lebtm @ditc 0es Geienibers
1914 rlicB Ser @duiiicrprdioent 8ioiani Elm @lani
felt ia mcldjca er ih in oen maBloiciicu Sd)impfe
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cities 5c6rlo6 b oojmii6en 6ld6t 0ir baben ie
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nno Ocn 8en0 init Dem grobe @laBabc gelde9cner
rlo tiinitiger Grcignc genenn batie man onriie
IN je0cm Sale ai cine glan5polle oratorlde Sehm9
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-25

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-25

abandons her 'miiitarism Russia
was bullying France into g three
years military system, ana franco
was insisting that Russia raise her
army to eight millions and rebuild
her navy as condition Of the
peaceful alliance" And England
has had her 1.-TWO Power stand
ard" for her navy. These are nice
angels Of peace to talk piously Of
German militarism!
How many who arc Mortified ct
Bernhard or Treitzschke have really
read either Of these men and really
know what they stand for? They
are indeed free from some OF our
ingraincd homage our vices pay to
virtue, but there Is not an opinion
expressed on force and war that
could not be matched with O
hundred quotations from English
and American sources, Including
such apostles Of peace as Mr. ROOse-
velt, Dr. Lyman Abbott and Lord
Roberts Both men, however, knew
what they were talking about and do
not pretend that pagan world
about us is really governed BY
Christian principles.
with patience while the London
press teaches us that an army made
up of the flower of Germany's edu
Gated manhood in which professors
of worldwide fame serve as privatcs
and non-commissioned officers and
in which there is no illiteracy and
no intomperance is horde Of
barbarians" in comparison to an
army of Turkos, Sikhs, London
down and outs, Curkhas, Cossacks,
Tartars from the Amur River, Jap
anese, Tunisian Arabs and negroes
from the Sahara? And that civiliza-
tion depends on tho victory Of Rus
sia's illitcrate and drunken peas
antry under the command OF the
corrupt. arrogant and brutal au-
tocracy whose leading spirit is the
Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaie-
witch?
Oh, but Belgium ~ that innocent
suffering country And The broken
troatiesl Germany broke no treaty
that was indisputably binding upon
anybody. For the conditions of the
treaty Of 1899 with the Prussian
Union had hopelessly changed, anu
England had in 1870 recognized that
Tact. Moreover belgium was not
neutral She had entered into one
sided and secret military arrange
ments which liberated Germany from
ell moral obligation save to those
general rights OIL q neutral power
which Germany promised to restore
uninjured and to pay an indemnity
for all wrong done. Exactly the same
attitude was taken by England in
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2gutarosStr., bon GncoaSir- bis Nnpltns Rncc
Aatimnfcs5ir., bonn Nroacm1p hiS 6u cineui
Grca5eno on ccl Snuamdp.
yaiicrN.Nuc, bonn Srcloudp bis Falicrlon'
RdrisApciuc
gaseruglve, ron Gnoooo.sloe bis sur 5lli@en
goiicriSn.4l. .9pe., bon GraitSh. tis GNcr. e.
r,crccr.Sir, BON eiGNfSr bis @alpcri1ir.
geatcr Str, bon ng1iSir. bis 9aloerlSlr.
Nycat Str, bon Qeaicr cir. bis 0crmansSir
pgliagewcglhsSir., poa Sont0roaSir. bis 6ur
TMraaer. ron Gcrman.efr reahoiniiia sur
81. @l. MeGau,
SiaotSnQcnicur
Sm 9luiroae Der Giiahcrm8s Sonmiiiion oer
". qeiil Compton,
&oriitcr mo Coninliircnocr Nu3cnlcut
(2anii 25,6cbD
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81 nrofc MettsIfss farIs seAiide @aisrIanS.

Ger grufc @ctteifcr fir's beatidjc @atsrnnS
Pms un8dbigm 9rieie mo Seridyct 6oben mir
gccbcl mic sic cn5clncu ocit1en @anclioen uiO
ipie ooS gon5c 0eadc @of mdtecrt IN ser 6irioGc
fir oc 0dllioncn ocudcr 1ldmcr. bic inn 8citeu
ino inn Often g9ade iic6cl mo mic cine ecrne @oucr
oas Gnorinscl ser 5cif0c in ouudc goilc uer5ii.
ncrn Ger indifference 9eridt ans SeDcr, elmer Drt.
faft in 0l0m6urg. Sen mir Ger olOen6u0ihQ Bel
hna 9iad)rdien iiir Sta0t rlo San0@ cntnc9mcn,
5eiat 10 retbt 0en g9eitcer Der cn5elncl @cucn0cn
in Der Observation-Disclosures menn er ol6 oen 9lnilr1
oes n0lidfomiden Bat
.@ciiern N6eno 6iclt Sic 6ieigc Sonitdtscolonne
cine Notwithstanding a6. Anf ser Saaesoro
ming uno IN crer ynie 0ic obgeIfloiiene @dpidt
mo llniallUwAeumg Der @1t9lieoer; langre giis
iprade oerriodte Damn nod bic in letter 3et in Der
bieiiqen 9irgeridait mo and IN Der Golonne aiti-
Qciaud)tcn lcbbQtcn &lagen iibcr Die qan}lbc 9tht
bcnuBunQ ser bier fir Die glunubnie ron &crplmoc.
ten getroenel GuiriAhngen. @dbreno il6erall in
Ser lmgegcno in Barrel g9ittmuo, 9ltrid, @erpmi.
octc ntergcbrndt no, iieben oie bicigcn 2a3aret5e
ons SdloB umO Oas Sopbicnltlit, nod INNER lecr.
g8er "a peiB ne piel W4iibc NM Soften on9eUm0t
iinO i'm ale @nrd]hiugen 10 5pcdentipreten0 pc
illr m6gldj ber5uitelen miro oaS gebl Der Gnttdii
idung, 0ds onmGblid alc areiie nnaBte. periie6en.
lnIerc einrdjhmgcn bietei 9ioum fir ii6cr 100 Gcr
iDuaocte aQcS III ais bette 5ergeelt @eloer ite6cl
pr &erIgung abcr etf Ucr Wlonatc nad gusbrid]
0es arie9es, n6et iidj nod immer feinc gerwenona
cufiir Grobocn mar Ole &eriontmlima enitntnig
ser 9Iniidt oaB retergeor6eite weroen miic oa man
nod bic Soiinimg idieBlid nod enmo IN E5ati9tcit
trete 8u f6nuen nid)t gon5 iabren laen f0nnte s.
uiroe oa5er nod i6er 0loBregeln 6erot6ca wie Elm
cfpager Sransport pom 9n6n6oi nad oen So5orctben
an bcitcn 5u 6eperiitcge ie lno einatc lid NIT
ben @ciiberi BON geeigneten 5itbrperten no 9utomo
bilcn 5pedS e6erlaiiun0 1rcr 5a6r3euge r bic 3eit
ocs lransports in &crbin0una 81 iesen GRan 6oTit
IN oieier @eiie 0ie leberiii6nna am dnelliten imo
ON 3pedocnlidltcn bemeriite1igen 5n iounen @ciier
mrocu Die Ndtgleoer bonn &orian0e nod ouigcIor
bert in bren @efapntenfreiien eiirig oaiir 3u mir.
fcn ooB Ger @oonnc nele Mitseoer 8u9eiiibrt mir
ocn, Uobe man bon Der Aniidlt aisgng, oob in Der
esiaei iduerei 3ct Scoer Ger iidt militdrpilidiig
iit oos 9ciirc6W 1o6en mlb 6 n irgeno elmer an.
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ocren @ciie ju 6cs6dii9en 6icriiir
bicet 0as 5anitdtsueieu Sic bette
Gelesen6cit ylaG @rlcoignn0 ei.
niger &leinigteiten ic9loB Der Sor-
iisenoe Die @eriamnlung. nahOem
er nod oau aReoi5indlrot5 Or.
0linBen iiir ieiue olIiopiernOe E9d.
ti9teit ais Golonuenor5t oeu Cant
Der @olonnc ans9eipro1cn bottc-
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HriebA8fe


ghrrnn: Dr. 2f gpcfs. sarniunnsett nuD
SouOtNinnnuQ: rreherid.lloab.
8eQrdhnibpltbc bon $2h dr inter bcitdnDl'
qer sluihL fnuiialunleit eciuiloe, Qilnu5eH
etc. ino In TrcilhluS am SnnptGin9ana ~
finneu lluIer N9cui Mrs. uetl aclDiini1t
oorlprc@cn.
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Gs narh plbhlid oni o. 1onuar 1915 1gc
erriG glhner 53 Sabre aii, Sool beg 9etitof
oca rcrliurocncn QUue Ninucr bon Nr. ~
Noro Guialp Siro6c bic Nccroianng liuoc
Mlnmaa, gl0Umiii1e5 iA8 llor BON icincr sSol
WulQ an ffcorrid R1nb uun ainC 0cinbte
eipinQtrn. ans itnii @crrnnote nm Stcunoc
ilno a1llu0Sno0 cinqclcocn ocrleibcu bciin
wo1ncn yciictun0 nni Der ognlimorc eenle
icfn" fydr2i POL
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90 iinr0 am 23. N0nuar 1915 glna.n 81.
g6,tt u ciacm 90 9cbensl0pr dclicblcr WGlic
bon N,nric 1bcr Qch 9iucbcd. Die Nccropnf0
iir0ci WNt.wof, oca 3 ,niitar, Nddlmluidaa
uOr. bon icircg NobnJri, Ylr. 6i6, Ylofn'
Nirgtiprbs2rcnuc, Gus uam Der euana. 'hi1
Sricocra.Nirdlc, Wiobion. mo Nuucdn SirQbc
ulA flrn ani Dem pNlt 06rmc 6ricobol" la.i
l1nmll- lll
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@enroe NGrtih.

GS narh am 2S. 1anuor iafa nad ldrocrct
0rarihcii Oicorae SJttin, 90 Sabre oli gclicb
ter G0iie Dnn 9nr0nrclhc T1ri0 Nerpdnoic
inh Sreuuoc ocr 6ariiie inn nhmunsooll elm
qccncit Der Ncero iGuna hciWoorrcn. ircOc
fm Miiiupdl, hen 27 Snnunr lini nor Oinr
Gems. pom icircr g5cDuuug Nt. 3206 dcct
sir1fc. due HaD Ger 0cr3 Sclu'9lrdc, 100 nm
Q4l llhr fecriiiOca 3lccuicmsNp0nmi llir lein
Eccicnncil ccicbriri uiro, uno o0nn au rem
ocrs SciusNrieoboe~ liaiiinoci
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