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Washington Journal., 1915-04-03
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len! StubenmdOden: Wiefo? Die
ner: Der 6ausDiener BON Der Wilbs
banbluns bat mir er3Gblt, er bate
Iih brei 9afen reierpiren lufen!
Washington Journal., 1915-04-03
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Bon benz bstannten Niener pOfs
Ienbi9ter NsitroD c%uriirer cine Mens
&c M~nefOoten. Ginss Soges bsnusts
NeitroD Die MuffiErung ieiner pofe
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ben gontrait opiI9en @orosr= unO
9interbous 19iloert, UNI Ii9 an einsm
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ltte ais 8ebienter Spieltiide 81 urs
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England erfunbene Spiel ben gleis
den Ndmen nit Dem oiimmiten Mens
fden bon @ien bail" Der beleibi9te
&rititer fpurbe flagbor, uno NtItrop
erbielt brei Sage Mrreit; duBerbem
tpurbe inn BON Der 8ebOroe nad>
oriidli4 sinseI6Grft, isbe peitere
appropriation gu unterlofen. Gdlo
oaruuf 5pielt er ben G9uiter Rnies
riem in ieinem 2umpuaipasabunOus".
9ier BAT er bic Worte gu fasen: n@r
mill mid einfperren9 - Sb, i9 mar
fdon eingefpsrrt." Gr betonte iie 10
aus6riidli9, bab bas- publitum be<
mpnftrdtip in 8eifoIl dusbrd9.
NeTtroD lit ii5erbuupt our9 feline
setudsten MiBe nit ben 8eb0roen
febr oft in gorFlitt gerutben. 6urm<
lofer 1T es f9on, tpenr er 1860, als
ods Mntreiben Der gnIinberhute auf@
fam. einen @affpielantrdg nod peit
nit oen pibiger Wortsn ausf9lue:
sd fam ni9t t6mmen,' ba id mir
foeben einen neuen gplinber e%efduft
babe" = Sin onbermdl fra9t i'm
Elm eitler Miins. Der einen Sncognitoz
prinaen gu fpielen bat uno erft i'm
leBten Oft feline polle @iirbe entail
ten oarf, ipie CT es dnfteGlen Iolle,
6amit bds Bublifum ibn f9on pDrs
ber als 5iiriten ertenne. mWiFen's
ras,@ lautet Der Hatb bes gcllegen
gfeftrob, Ser Ii9 iiber Ole Gitelfeit
nt9t tpenig dmiiiirte, rnebmen's
bait 5ermelinitrupfen (SermeIins
|, ftriimpfs)."
Washington Journal., 1915-04-03
Sic 8egegnunq a.

Sii9erf9nenfen, iubelnbe Ginber=
ftimmen begriiben uns beim @infabz
rem. Gin luitiges @etpimmel ipeiBer
3leio9en, flinter Bein4en unO belle
apitf9ernbe Stimm9en fiiaen bic
Sane nit Susenbiibermutb. unb
Grin, pobin man fiebt: gi9enlaub,
8lumenbiifdel, buftenbe 2inbens
5tpeise niden BON 9iiten, lauf9sn aug
8otaniiirtrommeln, tpelten in beiBen
6dnb9en. Gin Baden unb 2drmen.
Elm leberi9dumen fOnniserRraft tobt
ii1 aus.
G9neu pirb un{srem s3ug elm
Wagen a~nsetoppeIt, unb binein
itiirmt bic muntere Sdaar, peren
itoubtpeibe S9ube bon einem .tii9tis
gen Mari4 eradblen.
Da bort man pl0sli9 aufserestes,
lebbaftes Spreden - Der Masen 1T
gu tlein, nm an bic iunsen @dite gu
fafen. S9uffner ellen berbei, bic
2ebrer Iinb erregt. bod bic 3eit
brGngt. Da tperben benn bic ibsrz
3Gbligen, tleinen MGb9en f9neG in
ben nG9iten Wagen untergebru9t.
gu uns tommen brei Der niebli9en
@ef90pf9en unb brinsen einen 9au4
BON Walbluft unb Sonneni4etn nit
ii4.
sic iiBsn tpie perloren inmittsn
Der groBen fremoen Menf9en, unb
nur leiie unterbalten lie ii9. Sebn=
ii9tig borden tie biniber. mo bic
fleinen Ramerabinnen idnaBen unb
laden, unb als nun gar bic pinbs
3errifens Melobie eines 2iebes gu
uns beriiberi9ant, prefen ii9 bic
2ippen f.it aufeinanber. Nah unD
mad loft Ii9 absr bic Sdeu, unb auf
uniere Jragen rpober. pobin" geben
uns finite MGb9en Mustunft, unb
balb 1T elm Trasen unD Grtldren i'm
@ange, baB Der Trobiinn i'm 2a9en
burh bic Genfter oiebt.
On Der Qunb Der @rinnerung. ges
leitst bonn fr0bliden pIapperr unb
S4paben unferer iunsen Reiienben,
0sben mir Gtrsden unieres 2ebens
Washington Journal., 1915-04-03

bi. nun iibsr bas bur6T9tiss gsTidt.
den flutben.
6ilflos itebe i1 Dor bisIem Iuss
brud tieFsn 2eios, Der mebr fGsint
oIs Elm dltdeli6es Srsnnunsspe6,
bas siuaeipissf pirb Don neien gins
briiden rsoen 2ebsns. SD Jude mad
WorteH, bic bieie Shrdnen miloern
t0nnten, i1 Tprede bon Rubigperben,
Si6fofen. i9 min lie nit benz See
bonten an bic 5eimatb uufri4ten =
allies lit umfonft. 2sbenbis tlingt
tpobl MI. meinM itlei0 burh bic mat
ten @ort'. beiin bic bIauen, tbrGnens
psrI6leiertln Mugsn Teben mir plOBs
III CROP unb oru in's @eiidt. sd
nsiB. but it neine 9eimdt6 aint
n.eEr ipicherlete - lie ni9t unb -"
Elm aufI@lud5en troitlOien Sommers
berI1lingt bic lebten Worte. SIR
mein Grf9rsden unb @bpebrsn bat
Ie nur Elm perpiT9tes, flii9tises 2ds
9eln unb ben Bid bsrer, bic dbges
f9loFen baben. llnerbittli9e Grs
tenntniB Iiegt in benz ipre9enben
Bid. Dor benz i9 fin iperoe nit
meinen S6eingriinben = benn i9
fe6s ia teutIid, OoB es pObl bic
Wabrbeit lit, bic bic IhmuIen 2ippen
Iprafsn unb bic nit beiben Sbrdnen
beIisselt 1T. 30gernb fam i9 nur
Frdgen: LIMB parum9~
nDarum i9 sebe9 = Sd min ni4t
gu Sauie bahinf9pinben. 2osselDit
bon alien, bic id liebe, fperbe i9 ses
faBter isin. sic Isrnen mid lung>
fam perlieren - unb i9 fe = benin
mittsn aug benz Slid beraus ftirbt
ii9's 10 Idfper. Sbne ber3peifeltes
Webren f9ieOen mir. Drauben entz
sleite i'd fudt benz 2eben, pie beute
Der 9eimatb. SD itoBe bic 9offnung
BON mir, bic mid ieben Sag pun
Neusm 3ittern liebe ppr benz, mas
u~nbermeibli9 1T = i9 min ni9t
mebr boffen, nur tpartsn - dber
obne tdsliden Rdmpf. Sd babe nun
iiberipunben, unb tie - lie boffen."
Nus ibren Mugen Ieu9tet bic
Gldmme entfdgenben SpferpiIens,
heterogeneous @@meraen liegen in
fsinen Sdlten INN ben Munb, be6en
in Der Stimme.
9eiB quilt es in mir uuf: r9ebit
Du aud ben ri9tisen Deg9 Oein
fernes S'erten muB bic 9einen tiefer
fdmer5en ais elm @erbliiben, Oas lire
Qiebe pertlGren t0nnte." - God tpie
man ii9 fir9tet, ben Nd9tnanbler,
Der auf T9maler Rinne 3tpiI9en Sob
rnb Qeben ba9inpanbelt, enaurufen,
i6eue i9 mid, an bieYe T9per err
tdmpfte 9ube gu riibren, bic DieIei9t
elm Srrtbum, aber bod Jrisbe mar.
Nur meme beiBen Wiin59e fperbs1
I'm 6as bloFe Sinh, bag NIT 3G9s.r
uuf ben 2ippen f9isb, als es binaus@
ging in bic MeIt, ben Sob gu els
tpdrten.
Sn SGtDs;gen fabren mir balm,
unb iiberau, no mir 6alt MAIDEN arf
unferer 5obrt, t1nt in bic tpunor
Seele beg. MGb9ens aug frember
Munb, balb jubslnb, balb ipebmii<
tbig iener 3uf, Der ibr ME Spbess
ma6nung tlingt: n4uf WieberIebn!"
Washington Journal., 1915-04-03

.gasin", HOttsrts TrGulsin piiOnes".
,ntin - Sdnte Mabeleine --
6err 8trtelot puBte aues. Ct
toumelte in Isin 3immer. Am un>
tsrn Morgen beaublte er feline Refs
nung unb 5og aus - ans onoere
@nDe BON Poris.
Gruu Yijpnet betom sinsn ibrer
3rfdne.
~wiOmo". faats angeliqus, raa,
lib iterbe.
Washington Journal., 1915-04-03

Da, i'm Iebten IugenbItd, pirb
unfers Sbiir ipieOsr oufeeriFen. ges
I9Obeu, ItoIpernb fdnt cine GeftuIt
bsrein. raft iid ouf unb fintt nit
tsunenbem Mtbsm ouf ben freien
plob =: bic Trou in Der rotben
8luIs. Dos Gbf6tuIids 3isselrotb
liset ME elm earffiger Sled inmitten
fOliben 2obentu9s, engIif9 tarrirter
MGntel.
Nun febe i9 bsutIid, ipis Fobens
fdeinis unO fledig bt. rOtbe SeiOens
pro9t, tpie seflidt has SptBengerteieI
1T. l1ebsr Der fdreienOen bdbli9en
Tarbs iibt elm f9arfsefdnittener,
fleif9lpier &opf. Die Mugen finb
nit breiten f9par5en Stri1sn anter>
malt. Dur9 bic bide Sdi9t puber
unb G9minfe nit ibrem ~perlogsneu
Rot6 unb @eib fiebt man bic gelbe
9aut = nit ibren tiefen Ginnen bas
ebrli9e Bib zines erbitterten 4dm<
PIES, bss Samples nit sinem Derni9<
tenben Qeben unb benz unerbittliGen
Otter. Mie cine uufsepubte unb Our4
bic 9dHsn eeI9Ieifte puppe fiBt bic
regungsloIe Tigur in un5erer Mttte,
I'M itarren, su ipilben Qpden dufgez
s~errten !6adr fabIrOtbli9e 2idter.
@erobe, pbne iif dnSulebnsn, iibt bic
sErdu. 6ndrf heben iih hire l1mribz
linien bon Der Riidtpanb al = ibre
Rd96drinnen re9ts unb Iints iinb
10 melt tpis mOsIi9 our Seite GEE
riidt.
Die Nugen in benz treibissn 9eiidt
tpuren emit gepiB f4On = gu idDn
pieIeidt. 9eute iinb tie itumpf, err
lp19en unb troltlos miibe. Sbne
ausbrud Iiebt Der Bid iiber uns
ale bintpeg in bas Dunfel.
Mit ibr 1T bas S9tpeigen BEL urls
BON 3ufal 5ufummengepiirfelten
Menf9en eingetebrt. Cine feinbli9e
Stile briitet. Niemorb mag mebr
Iprsder. Oo9 aler Misen ponbern
INNER fpieber gu Der Tremben; uns
10 ber69tlt9 tpie fremb. Blide obne
Grbarmen tulten an ben 5eBen drrlz
feligen Menf9entbums berum, f9arfe
Ausen fpiiren in ben perpiiIteten s3i-
gen Der S9anbe ~pergeubster SABRE
mad, unb Obne ii@ gu riibreH, obne
3uden bdlt fie bic Strei6e aus. gtiu,
gerobe fiBt Ite ba, tpie IebIos.
go fubrsn mir Ianse StunOen bin.
Anmdhli9 fintt elm 8opf naa benz
anOern 5uriid, bic 2iber idlieBen iid.
9alb i'm SdGf i9on bore i'd eli
men leiIen Seuf3er an meinem DIR
DOrbei3ittern. @eritobIen febe i9 hin>
iiber our rrotben BLUE. SIN mats
ten S4immsr' blduIi9en 2i9ts, bds
bon Der 9ede bri9t, febe i9, baB
bas Weib tpeint = erseben.e lin filter
Dual. l1eber bic magern Wdngen
IauFen langfam Sbrdnen. Cine mad
Der onbern fGut als GROCER Sropfen
auf bic rothe Seibe. Wie Elm Inmnz
les 0sleifs bur9 @9nee aieht. ij9 ibrs
Spur iiber bic pubtrbeftdubte !9dut..
SIN 1diiBenben, bersenben Duntel
peiut lie ii9 bic grniebrigung BON
Der Seele, bic ibr Der Sag nobl buns
bertfdltig eebra4t. Die tarrt Maste
bes @leidmutbs fdut ob. Der barte
sroB 1T tpegseipif9t. I'm; bic raz
genbe @eItolt pebt nun bic Srauer
tire berf0bnenben S9leier, unb nidt
mebr bic @sG9tete iiBt unter uns -
nur Elm Menf9 1T es in lautlos tpeis
nenbem Sammer. Wte cine f9tpere
Grage liegt es duf benz Derfpitterten
@eii6t. elm bobrenbes @riibeln: Be-
ben, tparum bGufeft 9u 10 bel
S4ma4 ouf mid = tparum -
tpo5u2
Die Stile CAB ni9t antport. Sn
luitenber S4piile fubren mir Our9
hit Na9t.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
Max Needle 6 Co.
MAKERS OF GOOD CLOTHES
IN 437 9TH Street n. w.
NAMES CONDITIONS
FOR Tennis tourney
President Wrenn. of United States
Association, Sets Down Rules
for Championship.

New York, March OR d Wrsnn.
president Of tho United States Lawn
Tennis Association. announced today the
conditions which would govern the entry
list for the national championship tourna-
ment for 1915 at the West Side Club.
Forest Hills. y. Y. The executive com
mittee found a strong sentiment in favor
OF continuing the tournament strictly as
an open event. The following rules govern
the entries:
through the secretary Of tho club Of sub
association Of which the applicant is =
member.
>. That the entry list shall close AT
least tn days before the opening of the
tournament.
3. That the entrance fee of ca h PLAYER
shall he at least equal TO tho amount
charged for a season ticket covering ad-
mission and reserved seat to members
of clubs or subassociations belonging to
the United States National Lawn Tennis
Association
Five sections were designated as piarcs
for holding sectional doubles champion
ships as follows: Pacific Coast. Western.
Eastern. Southwestern. and Northwest
ern. A team of four men will be sent to
the Parama-Pacifc International Trou
tournament. All former and future
national champions will receive standard
medals in the form OF gold tennis balls.
All clubs are required to include junior
events to encourage schoolboys in their
tournament fixtures. Invitation tourna-
ments will be restricted after this sea
son.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
WITH THE BIG LEAGUE
BALL CLUBS IN "DLXIE''

stronger lnh"Id. tUIred hglment on hi, right
shoulder has mt Catcher Raw Schalf on the t.pcf
Tor couple Of days.
Shreveport. La, March Colt wa,
too cold for outdoor r1actice today and Manager
Tinker II th" Chicago Whales entertained his
PLAYERS at several games of indoor baseball at the
Coliseum.
San Antonio. Tex. March 2O.-Man-
aver MS'ra" and his tribe Of liant regulars ar
rived today for tUcsame series with San An
tonic. While the Giants PLAYING the local
team to-day and tomorrow the rockies are at
Waco for two games with the team there
Eaytona. Fla, March :O.-The nodxers
the bail in the first game against the
Athletics, winning by score Of 10 to :. They
hore TO duplicate the feat in the second game
of the series this afternoon
Savannah. Ca, March :O.-The Van.
kees PLAYED their first exhibition game today clash
iinE with the Savannah team. Donossn had hi,
men out early to practice hitting ard running
before the game started
Browns Wells, Miss, March 2o.-Fol-
lowing their defeat of the Mississippi College nine
the Brookfeds return TO their quartcrs again 10
take up the training routine today.
Macon. Ga. March 9O.-The Bosts.
Braves clash with the Macon team this after.
noon. Dick Rudolph and Bill James will twin
for the worlds Champions
Hot Springs, Ark, March SO,-The
Red Soy went through another hard practice
today. winding up the second week IN training.
The pitchers are rapidly rounding to-
Athens. Ga. March 9o-This BAR
ticular portion Of Dixie land Suddenly took on
a frigd aspect and the Buffalo Feds pfsctice
MAS considerably abbreviated today .-..
ST. Fetersburg, Fla. March 3o.-Af-
ter sendins the Havana Reds away with another
defeat the Phiiiies ba.tled between themseiv0
today. the Regular end Rookie stAsing . eans.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
LINCOLNS Will HOLD
PRACTICE THIS WEEK
Team Held Back Because OF Bad
Weather-Have a Few Open
Dates.

Weather permitting the Lincoln A
&. baseball team will hold daily prac-
tice this week. The cold weather
has greatly handicapped the Lincoins
and it is hoped that the team can OBJ
tain some good results from the
promised workouts.
The two games played with Gailau-
dot College aided the Northeast boys
materially. and despite the frigid
weather the team put up CLASSY
article of ball in each contest. The
wasL ~ the pitchers was unusually
=. for 50 early in the season and
batting and fielding as a whole was
all that could he desired.
In hitting "Tacks" Mccarthy and
bugs" Nelson showed to an adVant-
age. while in fielding Spots" Frazicr's
work at short stop WAS clean cut.
The Lincolns will meet the Trojans
next Sunday at Rosedale and an inter
estinE contest is expected.
Manager Carter announces that Sun
day, April I. is open and he is DESTROYS
of filling this date with some fast club.
Address w. Il. Carter. S2i Eleventh
street northeast.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
SCH0OLBOYS BREAK
Swimming RECORDS
Baltimore Polytechnic Wins Aquatic
Meet with Thirty-one Points-Arny
and Navy Props Fourth.

Baltimore. Md. March 2h.-FIVe in
r-sCholastic swimming records were
broken in tOnight'S meet at the BaltI-
more Athletic Club. The marks shat
tered are l60-yard relay race, plunge
for distance. Jo-yard swim. 220-yard
swim and 1m0-yard swim. Polytechnic
Won the meet by scoring 81 points,
with Marston second. with -. city
college was third with l.. and Army
and Navy Ireps of Washington,
fourth. with :.
PoIyteChnic's crack relay team ne
ColiIted the distance in l minute
aud - - seconds. clipping two-fifths
Of a second off the mark the EnSi-
necrs esta bIished last year. Reins. c.
II. I.amdin. J. :. EeaIe. il, and Willie
Duck. swan for Tech. Eeins took
TO the water first and gave his team
mates safe lead. I.amdin and Neale
held their own again the rivals. and
buck. who swan the last lap, widened
the gap. summary:
Relay rIca-Won nv PGlgtcrhn' fEcins. Lamiin.
Nc4ie. and DUCK. Amy and Nary PREF. second :.
Marston. third. Time. l@9cj.
Flung" g. distance Cromwell MArs;on' first;
E4reI rPuiytc~Irir >--,n1: Feunman CITY Col
leRel th.!i. pi-'An0.. ~ fe.t in a. c-5 secJIris
5Ayarf - n praA .P,l,'e.huic', first: Ken
reiv civ college. srr-r6; Erins lrolytechuicl.
third. Tine. y - s,c1nds.
sOya-d breast stroke Rowland Msrytrll frs' :
GinsburE CITY College, sccynd: Levi tCIy Col
lego tt.lrd. Tin". l..',j seconds
..Jlyari win McHen-y .MsrstHul. first: DAM
man .Marston'. secud. hrrk Marston'. third.
Time IS >.
soyari hack stroko-Eeins roiytec4,nic,. sr.t:
Duck ,Polytcchrrcr second; Hall PoIytcchnic'.
third. Tim" 1855.
!oossrd swim Kennedy Coy College, frs. Lam
drn tPoIytr'lnIyl. second; Francis tArmy and
Navy Prcpl. third. Time, 10.
Fany diving Jack McHrnry tMsrs:oml. FIST;
Cyttnsln Marstou', -ccDnd. SlnguT City College.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21

Mobile. Ala. March 2O.-Hughic Jen-
ninss and his Tigers srrlv"l here this morning t"r
games TO-DAY and tomorrow With the Mobile Southern
league lean.
Augusta. Ca, March :O.-The Pitts
hurvh emit. I.r4-.= kicked the Id of this after
with the FIRST game OF the training season IL
wls piayel aglinst the Richmond Academy team.
Fayetteville, y. g.. March Coin
high spirits over their victory Of Yesterday over the
North Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical Col
Icse az Ralci<h, by the scorc Of 10 Q. hnabe
TcrraTins woIt through hard. gins~S pHch"e
this morning Tho TeITapins viii play the same
team here his Afternoon.
VaIdosta. Ga. March 2O.-The Ianni-
sanS Of the indianapolis Feds raped Cy FskenhfTS
fog five hits and four in one inning. but the
regulars won. 6 to 4. yesterday.
Austin. Tex. March 20-The st.
Louis Cardinals squad divided today. one team 80
Ing to Paris and tho other TO Fort Worth
Beaumont. Tex. March 2O-The st.
Louis Browns continued their suSxng and won the
srcond game firm Beaumont. I to j. YESTERDAY.
Tampa, Fla, March 2O.-Maaager
Brrsuahsn. Of the Chicago Cubs brought his
athlete. back herr today for . game with = squad
Of the Philadelphia Athletics At jacksonville yes
terday the Athletes handed the Cubs their second
defeat. to !
Hot Springs, Ark. March 2O.-The
camp took place today when Fred Clark pulled
Jimmy NcAuley OF second base the first team
and replaced him With Paddy SiSiin. Others shake.
ups will Be made
Dallas. Tex. March 3O.-Birminx-
hams Indian handitti arrived here this morning
still in pursuit a sunsfine and incidentally after
the scalp IL the local Texas Leasucrs.
San Francisco, March 9o.-ManaEer
Rowland. Of the White scx. today sent Bobby
Roth 10 third bsa n the~hoPe a bailding .
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
ANGLING FOR JOE JACKSON.
BuHcds Hint They May secure Hin
Inside of Two Weeks.

Athens. Ga, March O.-One OF the leading hit
tiers Of the American League. 8 player who ranks
with Ty Cobb Iris Speaker. Eddie Collins and
sam Crawford. and led " Cobb in hitting in the
greater part ~ the las; two seasons NAV h. wear
ing Buffalo Federal uniform within fortnight
THIS was the announcement made BY Manager
Larry Schlzfy Yesterday. Schlany went further
In his Identification Of the player by saying that
he wss a member of the Cleveland Americans and
that he is a left hand hitter.
Is LieboId the man you mesns' Larry was
asked. NO." answered LrTy. he 10 Of = restsr
reputation and recognized . far better hitter
than Iebold. although Liebold is one Of the best
in the game.
81, II Joe Jackson!'' Larry smiled and said he
couldn't say just now. Liebold is not lefthand
hitter, and from La,ry's description Joe jackson
Is the player he 10 after. Larry refused 70 SAY
whether he had made Liehold Offer.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
TO CHOOSE OFFICIALS.
kentucky Circuit TO Name Men Mt
Meeting of Commission.

I~unSton ~ March - RAnrc officials in tbs
tTSlks in the keutU. ~ Circuit viii - cIrscn At
merting OF the State racing commission here next
Saturday THIS Will be the first meeting Of the
commission the right was delegated to tn"
commission 10 name the officials Tor all Tracks IN
kentulky
mission will Judges starters. hau'liCapI%'S
I'D fT every Office OF trust AND responsibilities at
the Kentucky Racing AS-.-lStIun tracks her"
Churchill Downs and Douglas rl-k Louisville
ari fhe I.s;onIa track.
II is expected that senator Johnson y. camden
vrI once mor- preside lie deliberations ~
she commission. h. having hen shSenf frJT ~"
aalrm.nsNip during the period he serving
N she Seuass
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
WIFE BEATING DUNDEE.
Iight-weight Fighter Asks Court
for Protection

New York. Mach D.-Jnhnny DInde- tho light
weight pu-ilist, filed suit in the Supreme Court
yesterday under his real name Joseph Csrro-o
against his wife. Mrs. Lucille Carroro Of gl IVES,
Fortieth street, for separation because she has
beaten him and called him names The cSuple
were married June 3. 1872. and the PLAINTIFF .ars
be has given his wife 5000 Snc- their marriage
Dundee alleges that almost daily between Feb
rIary last and March 10 his wife b.at him while
he vas asleep. threw shoes. crockcry. aud brir-
a-brsc At him and called him rat and ''vot, -
He says It Is unsafe for him to live with hi, wife
any longer
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
An Umpire as a Star.

',7T'I-''7I. :. NaIEI u I'D you CTeT lear
NJ ica-'c h'riT- hu umli-" a a drawing card .
Wei that's what hlpIS7Ir-I To Gerald Ran VIII,
used to E7''SS them m III" AmcuCSn ASSOCIATE c--
Gerald u~cd to I!IN hall in the Texas Lac
l"rsE ago and made quite reputation This ~.
hes rnTEIn- hack 10 the TrNas League a. CHEZ
umpire the highest sIIarv tho lras7,c ever maid
heraus" a. a rr""ui MEETING Of the league mag
r7tes il @eridi tn1t Gerald - veil known
among Texas 1"acrI" fans and = we'll liked hence
vould l." adhcl attraction ss a drawing card
Can You beat it, Hans O'Dav. Riglcr ,nd HI-n.
IICaSe take notice.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
HOLD FOOTBALL CLASSES.
Harvard Frcshnen Give Course In
GridfrOn Lore.

Cambridge. Mas. March 0.-And now they
holding classes in football at Harvard. As
o. the freshmen interested in the gridiron
pastime gather Monday nights in the Harvard
MON 10 listen ~ an hours lecture On football
given by Or. Paul Wilmington. head Of fresh
man athletics and line cnach Of the varsity team.
Every phase Of eridiron lore Is to he sub
ected to q thorough dissection. signals learned and
ether football tactics pored Head Coach
Perry ID, Haughton is down for two lectures in
lii. course. both illustrated by movies.
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
Finn Nav Lose Leg.

New York. March D.-Hapnes koeiImaien. uf
Finland, who is considered the greatest distance
runner in the world, is in danger Of losing a leg
dne To blood poisoning. The tplble started with
a boil between the toes. nich Kolehmainen tired
IN doctor himself. Two weeks ago an infection
Sc, in The Firms leg il swollen to the hip aud
he /, in great pain
At his home in South Brooklyn Yesterday IL
Va. said that he is suffering from q bad case Of
blood poisoning and that an operation was peces-
The Washington herald., 1915-03-21
Dummy" TAYLOR to Umpire.

EmpniA Ears.. March Dummy Taylor. for
r,~r pitcher for the New York Giants, will be one
Il the Kansas State League umpires fer the CON-
ing season. accurr!inE TO President Roy Garord
who was in session with State league Representa-
tive. here yesterday In calling his decisions Taylor
Will use a whistle blowing for strikes and
twice for balls A syecial code will be worked out
t"r base decisions. President Garord believes that
TAYLOR is especially fitted for the work because he
aunur hear the Raging Of the fans. and the
drspG:ing of decisions BY players will be mnmized
fr the same reason. Fat Mcdonald. Of Kansas
Cftv- probably will lie hired again.