davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-10
Home for Women and Children were
taken to the flower show at the Coli
scum today by the Sunbeam league,
The youngsters went in autos.
FRENCH PREMIER FROWNS ON
PEACE PLANS
BY William Philip Simms

Paris, Nov. 1o-"An this talk Of
peace is misplaced"
This statment was made by French
Premier Aristide BRAND today. He
addressed a group of American CORE
spendents to whom he had granted
the first audience of the kind ever &C
corded by French cabinet official.
1t was a gathering very similar to
President Wilson's Tuesday recep-
ton of the correspondents in Wash
ington. The American newspaper
men were allowed to ask whatever
questions they chose and the premier
answered as many as possible.
"You may rest assured" he con-
tfnued, chat it is not the French who
start these peace rumors. Until our
soldiers fighting and dying out yon-
der in the trenches have won decisive
victories we shall not talk peace in
Paris"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-11-10
TREAT FOR cRTPPLEs

Sixty crippled children from the
County hospital, the Home for Grip
pied Children and the Convalescent
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-10
8nrOe TAFT Spfer Der Slammen.
Sran 3. &. eittlc mirb, BON &audj
betan6t, uOm 9adl6ar
aerettet.

@us un6efaplter ltriadje entitano
0tittnoh 9iadDt I'M Seim bon s. 3.
2ittle. t15 Sii5 %. Ctr, Elm sen.
er. Ser 2ittler, auoitenr Der Gr.
item AotionaL ganf, mar nift oa.
beim nno ieine Satin olleiu 81
Soufe. Sic erpnd)te gegen 3 ltbr
BON Dem beiBeloen Naltd) unO itol.
petite bolb betarbt Die 3reppe bins
unter, fnnO jebodJ ben ausgang
ourd Die 8or0ertbur ourd SLAM.
men beriperrt. SIR &iliegei6rei er.
nedte ibren 9ddbar, Or. 81. Vi.
gonier, DER iid idnea notbOirftig
anfleioete uno Die Sirtertbiir Oes
~brenncnoen @alties orfbra6. er
fano 6rn1i 2itfle betpuBtIos in Der
Slide auf Dem 6uB6ooen Iiegen u1o
iie in iein 3aus, no lie geaerl
Dtoraen i1Iieblid sum 9epuBtiein
erfpodte. Gas 5eier, mcIdes bon
Der bcrbeieernieneu 5elerpebr &C..
l0iGt tplrbe, riftete einen Sfaoett
BON $1,000 oil.
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aleine eOialaa9rt4ttn.

Cic aoiiircriu Ors Earton.So.
fets NliB gprn Saluers bat @lcu s.
Boiler uon GTispolo mc1cu grilda
oes ebeueripredlrns nui $500. COO
z daoenerfaB bertlagt - Elm id)ones
Sdmer5euspflnlter.
Dus 3omiatious aomitec Der
@Ieides S%timuiredt . @ereiniauna
nontinierte 8rou e. g. &ooo fir
Grdiioeutin uao 6rau s. ID. Net
calf fir gi5esPrdii0entin. Sic ge.
%amtenmab[ fiuoet am Z. Sftober i'm
Stnotbauie ltdtt.
@eltern mar oGag-Gdp" gum
8eiten Der 9%ereinigunq ser aranfen,
p~flegerimRen. Die G~innabmel1 be.
lieien lid nuf S3,34S.21.
Die g~ereinigten Gerifone,
rltnas gereiie er Stoot protetierteu
Geiteru gegen Die bonn 5fulrctb Be.
ifloiiene g(ufloiung Der it1otiiden
8orbilormgsi1ule Ser Brotclt III
Dem Sfulrotb 5ugeifidt moroen.
Sin SSohn Zane, 30. unO Biri
gtraBe, geborenOes 8fcrb tpuroe an
@titttpo9 pom 9liB %gctroffen urlo
geto6tet.
Ndbreno Goli5eior5t Clos. S6oof
nit ieiner i'm Dor MonatsfriIt an.
getrnuten @nttilt Dem GcfpGif giGr
Suao1n's IaGihte, itabl fiA Elm 9ieb
in feline @obriing ltrlb enttpenoete
ole Sod8eitsaeifenfe, ionic ou6ere
tpertbnoae Saden.
Der Snoianer 5ronf goi9e
tpn 8%innepago prroe Mitttpod)
aberb BON orei @erifanertt, Die iidJ
ibm aneefreunoet batter, Inn $500
erleidtert.
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pro6i6itiOniIten in
6ibiger DG6atte!
Ter rnbiate 5tnnf Sarriion beidlnl,
biat eiHige SrOfene Der lin
ebrliftcit.

Sn ser geriammIuug Die Die
Brobibitioniiten III Der .. 90, 6. y.
obbieIten, I'M 8l1ne gu ldmieoeu,
oen Stoot troden al legen, fam e8
3u bisigen Bortgefedlten. Ger ia.
biute 5rnnf @arriion bon 9ircoln,
nabrid)einlif) erbolt Dorilber, ooB er
nid)t Die Gofttrelle iibcr bic 5inon.
sen fii9rt, ~bcbdnptete. oob geiuiiie
Erohibitioniiten i'm Staote 8eIoer
tolcftiert b1ttet unter Dem Dor.
rDoloe, fie Iar Die s9rrden.Gam mt
payne "oeripenoen Si nolleIt, oaB
oieie 5ouos aber Tie in bic red)te
aaiie gel1ngt ieiu. 9oraufbin CAB
IS eineu groBert Tltntult. uno ong
@ort g9igner" tpuroe @arriIon oil
Den &opi %getporfen. Sf)lieBli6 be-
rubiatpn lid dGer Die Gentiitber mie-
Der, nr6 bie(ten Ole id)onen Seelen
cine 9etitunbe ab, Inn ben Segen
oes !4inmcls aiif lire 3pnuGspIdne
berob5ufleben. Der SEER bema6re
Re6roSfa Dor aieiem Segenl
Rod1em Die 8orbereitungen fir
Die am 19. ltto 90. Septcnber in
2incoln l~tdttftnoenoe &onpention ge.
troffen uarerr, erfolgte Bertaguu9.
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3n @6ren 8rssiaen's.

aopenbagea, .. Sept. Ser
n1dite populare Selo III Gcutih.
InuO. Der buff 9[liitelluug eiues
9}ageloenfmaIs geebrt merOeu ioll.
lit aopitGnleutllant Otto &eS6iaen
oes gll.9~, Der ouf oieiem ieinen
200 fnn6. arupps tper0en elm gro.
Bcs @ol5geItelI in 5orm oes nll.9"
identeI. oas lit Giel ~g(ufItellung
finOen mirO. s5n Oieies Geitea tuer.
Den oaim goloenc, iilbernc mo eiier.
ne Aagel p%inaeid)loaeu mo Der Gr.
lbs mir oie afiepsnOtbleiOcioen in
GnprcuBcl oerlpuilot.
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Aas BEN staate.

Beatrice. SER 8aItor gsolter
bon Der 0~elltidlen gaptiiten.@emein
Dc tratlte am 0littnod Sri. 6rieoo
S6neepilof rno George Sonoers.
8eeping 8oter. Gos @etpitter
Mittmod frilb itnterbro9 oie eIef.
triife geIeud)trna, uuto Ole Gto0i
mar in 9unfel gebiiqt.
Settings. Sci Dem @etpitter
Mittmof iriib idlug Der 8liB in
Der llmgebun9 in 5tpei Sdeunen
elm Die bolitan0ig nieOerbranntell.
5rieno. Der 8lib idlug Mitt-
mod friib III 6os R%farrbaus Der
Metbooiitens @emcilioe mo ridtete
DECENTRALIZATION 5do6en an, bod MUIR
be fein Mitalieo Der 6antlie oes
8dltors Seioe( berlest.
Settings. Y. S. SIiger, eill be-
tonnter 0enctrnt in Nbarns GonatD,
bot ieiue a~onoioatur fir aonmiiiGr
iir offentlide SGuoer mo @ebdn0e
befannt gerna1t.
dremont. 9(uf Der Riiffabrt bon
Gcribner mltroen ant Gieuitag Der
Snperbiior g. s. 6laudgan uao
Sobn IN ibraln auton1obil bon Dem
arafttpogeu ben Soris 0obof onge.
iadren. Sic mur0en bei6e id)uer
nerIett.
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aAaibinNlons 3 Ni eil
AtaiHH bfe afltag6 liah "A Hhli
ie mfldsc Bic nonpgailde 8Iaaat
ilttieu ttfii8ti rethtn CO 2tt.
leutf habrn ootfi tht QgbCn mfln
rem TrrlJfbn sdliit muthtn Aurd
stemluru sefiierL "a iiclfn afui
idlrH 10nhbueigr 3iim Cplfr lnril
lte arieattanifrtaubt on NtrA bot
fem ua6 cities mtr0e pnn eincm oait.
ideu Qrieasidniic aftaHmt 6o
beibt Cd Ia rtnen geriht mtIden
ona SinoteAeparicmcnt BON Der nor
peaiidcu Nedieruna rrbalteH bat
Der nenriadlte Sodlidla0rn beIduit
iid aili nabeBu 3 Winionen Gelars.
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uUQrn
lic0 O%rtrinfnl
Ftahhfaf ~ Aefls f4llau Fgs
k4s hthsw lglsalahHsnsf NaA
untn tGifhiiai

Nstla. ~ atpt Mgalfalf va
.iisasa AnA keuMilAl. atatM afifM
Ia pfaitHlsua nllaft I'll mlnlfpw
Belts. rfahhsui htf 1hmfit A.
waHttf hfm ifaWishiatH AlaNtmi
ffr Nttmmt VANS, hsf iAai Aah Ne
BE Cpfty bfa Nftaee hnb
fgf rfahbfuf laaifE
afe ltahsua ufitaf ktitaifu
nwf biz Nsifalahuastm. ettr HHlt
.tgasAl. taaf Bel lsls.Abtsl Asf
1htfn aas bstbsdsMf tins latmtia
lamlfti mnlst htm HAlftfm Win
HtaA hstisihsf AnrH Ntifa twllMfn
afulHfu WaslnHsu hal auf ant uhti
.atn tsinflHh
Ter W4ut htg Ntmlralta mirb In
W~fitas8tiltm Hfuiaft ufptFtitft
1tshaib trmaflfs he auM mil
Epannmma baA lfnht bee afitaf6.
MIR ht w NaHiuiiei Hidli mtht tiat
Rilidt uvn ltahtt ienbftn Wuttnit
muh ~ strta 1itns iftirn zit
habtu sne #fdrh ihre 1timmf ntntn
atita IN ubfhtn, ea Ne OtHtn Epftr
fab Sif Fnuntn NIT Ntdlt ibSfn
.Wiuflah utttiuiatH, mtiI Nc armtin.
fam ItiStn. ihtr nudl IN Die Stnn.
be hainr niait aefemmtn Ngrtt
mie NHatln mtreen at btm Sdlub
ber Aritasiahrtnbtn abpralltm, sa
ne bahtIbc uidli bnrdletinetn ION.
nen. Abrr Gin SdiIs mirS idllith.
lid ieIbi Oem nartittm Arm ~
idnprr.
7ae critic aHssidltn tinrr iuldlen
0rmiSnna miro bic Sdmti, bereit
iinofn, in Sertin nit Den onOersn
nentraltn M"raierunRrn bic 6rir.
Oensbeitrebnnaen IN f6rSrrn."
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UOtnr6rn ifn
IT. numOn IaHl
Tea AmuHaaft RfAlhalh hH
NtsltFah failaain Mah H.
tamha athtuR

tialhtNaisH. Ffsl &ffff
nae NaneHa Al ttm amtftfapi Asa
Observation-Disclosures HtAihaih.
bh wtlagm tafhflmtssmN w tpa
hialfn WWlffwHa Die Ntlflt 81
aRuwiAi Atn NptAallne ff
tnmha a. hfHfa RtaiHnaa aaf.
lanhta htn AtllfpaA fnisaata
HtMlbalt iH lHt itli " HHtitf.
.ham aHh htf tutliat amtfllnHii A
t4tlaAslg saH Eslt aal stu list
lfaa uhalitH. lhm finfn Msihpai
lAf hiat HhHFfbt ans mNfitH
Nsa nfriaiFhtntu Efllfw mlfh AZ
manIfll, tah ritiltial IT, tnmbs
pua islbh atbtm mah
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Die gtaats.Sair.

Sn Dem groBen aingfanpf am
Nfittpod ouf Der Stnotsausitellnng
in SincoIn mari Soc Stedjer, Der
GoSec sGountbsHingf1mpfer, nit
9cihtigfeit ben Gandoier Gus. Gil.
ltenien.
Die 4gDIferei. uno Milduirt6..
ihafts. abtbeitung mi Der QlSitel.
litng iii cine 2ebelswiiroiafeit mel.
die ie0em 5armer ais Qfooell oienen
fdnn.
@eute lit Omaha 9as, unO Die
Metropote mar oenu aid burd cine
Menge ibrer 9iirger ollf Der Nus,
ltelung nertreten.
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ltnr angrif
an DarSantatnl
~ HHtlflfe msHfH afwalfiat Wat.
isseeanfit A. Alaift Huh
kahM

8alla, N%aleafltH 1ifnnsa, n
EfeH mbst, Hhff Nulih. 2 &fFl
lAanEgAhttlAt AuutfIHH lat
MAMtlalfa htlange, aaA htf HHhti
ha nnamtht aahlulMt ktapwH ~
IHmmtnAsehtn, Nm tinfa Mmalhhta
HHntsH awl tH Mfiilafn NifHHns
Atu Hat tu nalbluid Haligsli ID
n~uifymfhmfu Hmm iphtH zine Mes
Al Mimnltau am WiuaaHa Atr Tar
tenfHfas 3ttaff aHlammfuatiuafH
HsfffH ltsa fHGH BEN a%llatmfiafu
HhanH IN htnlt htstils htapHaFH
mufhfmi ru 1htlfn hAbfm Nuts
ithfnuatn %atltulltm, Benz ltinbll#tH
MaHsnaaafili ~ hsatantn
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5ranSoien in ben Arspnnfn &C.
EdiIGaen.

2on6on. Q. Sept. - ssSn ben melt.
lidjcn argonuen bnbet Ole 5ran8o.
icr mieoer cine ifwere 6hloppe
erlitten. Die 9eutiden iesten gum
Sturm all uro Is gelang linen tros
bettieer Beeeunebr Der Gron5oien.
iih in ben oorgeidobcnen Shiisen.
prnben fclt5uiesen. Eoris eibt 5u.
ooB Die 5rnn3oien 5uriideetrieben
muroers bod bebailptet oos fran.
5ofiife ariegsomt, oaB Der 8urd-
bruhsperiud Der 9cutiden miBliin.
pen lit. 9ie anereifer %beoienten
it'd bel ibrent gOritoB @asbomben.
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aentid.% llnterridlt madll EprtldritIe.

MppIItafionen fur 0elltlfen Uns
terridt, IN ben Monmouth, 9ort,
Sotbrop, 2incoIn, unO Gentral- du.
len lino Dem Qebrertomitee 6eS
GdynIratbs iiberipieien morben. Die.
lelben troeen 9~enitgenO llnteriArif-
ten nr0 peroen iiderlih beipiaiat
peroen. ipie Mitglicoer oes SHn(.
ratbs erfl1rea.
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staaL erhaIt is Monate @efananiE

Slriu 9Orf, 3. Sept. @nitaD
Stnblt Der einen GiO ableste, oaf
RI an gpr6 Der 9niitnnia Dor ibrer
abfabrt ans benz Nep YOrter 6a.
zen mcbrere @eihibe scieben latte,
bctanntr nd Oes Nicintibs idlulSis
ano unrOc NIT Is Monaten @e.
fGugnih bcitrnft; anherbcm uaror
nber i'm cine WelOitrnfe bOn 81 ber-
bangt.
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febrt. Sic ba6en it'd 5uneiIt in.
erection SprinaS uno ltmgegen0.
a~nfeeBaIten u1e berrlide Gage per-
lebt.
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gIb nnIa6n.

Sn Sen Smiitidlen anlagen &c.
riethen @tittpob 9todmittaa Sam.
eiolohcra luno Der fSorbiac 6cnrp
Garner III Strs1, wubcl eriterer einr
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9aaas nadlte apnuentionsitaOt.

Die bier t~agerOen 8rieftrager
iDGfiteu 8aIlas, Ger, ols aonpen.
tionsIto6t in 1917. 6. S. @ainer
bon SnoiuRa Drr6e gum grdii0en-
Ten ermGbIt.
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SER GOipnro IGiel nebit 6rall
mo 9iuocrn iinO aus Der Sonnuer.
irildc wieDer nod @auie jurldgc.
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SSn sen 5troBeu bon Stem gorf
plrOen i'm gRouat Augnit 50 8er.
ioncn pctootct Nie( aeidhrIiher lit
e i'm SduseugrabeH aud nidt.
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@eaen 9eraltbluig bon 8radf.
luoaaons muroe Der dor6iac grtbur
2euis ghttupb olugiat setIa&t.
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@2eiierluurioe

Gefdbrlidle Meiiermui0e erbielt.
@olobrg's 3mtano lit fritiifl.
Sames @alla pnroe @fe 81. mt0
. Str. BON Sobu 6oloorf nit ieis
mem 9[iitomobiI iiberfabren un0 Re.
6eusgefdbrIih Derlest.
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gmIaaritn a6ernimmt gahnFontruat.

FoHNUn, 2. 1rpt. Wlnilifr'
pr1hosni RnoDslapuif uun Nulaari.
en- bot sincm aorrciponScntrn Der
Bot" IN Soiia mitaethrilt, ban bic
bnlgariihr 6egltrnua i%uncrhulb 10
Sngen bns bon Der Shrfei abaetre.
icnc Wsbiet briebcn miro. IS fan.
belt it'd sum grOhcn She'll nm ben
Sriib Scr 9eSeaghatd. Balm.
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wI8f 4e#N
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W.
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Nf1
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fw wa
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3ar nnA WfahFafn NilalaiNniiIdl.

Gar mo WfahlnFf WlEpIaitiulfd a.
renbun, y. Stpt. - cine Arnifrs
btpeide BON Estfoarao beaat, ban
tsrehinrf NiEeiaitmiiid hente NIT
irinem Stab aad otm Nantuint alb.
atrtin lei. Orr Gar ttaab ii6 nadI
etm Nabnhpi, am hdl bon bfm
Sruhfarittn ~ perabiditStn (,Nn
ben Armrn Iaatu idl beioe, lie iutin,
ten Dor Sdmeri. nidit uur brrnOtll
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MfaflaL glfInhafAI VA atIAt.

WfHfInI H%ffnHnfNi lH HfIhF
Ntflib, y 1tpt wmuaI.
Nuehfim ". 4. D. Nftnhatbi hai.
aml tiagutn Munlh civ Npmmamha
uhaIitn Hab ith on bic ttput be-
aebtn.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-21
JUAREZ RESULTS.

lIf~T %ACE-TNr.r. two rcs--old-. three f4r-
'"I-- EsN~ cal lIS rNIrrphyn ; To- 5 . 10 :. out.
"'". Mona ll5 tNcCsi~l. 20 : to g. secynd
l'r' oh. 10 nGrnthr % & third Time. O3i45.
she " To. RaSHhsll and That Nc ais, -au
SECOND RACE Selling: four srar-CIds and rIr-
"ard: on" milo Thnnsv Hare 10: IKC,Ieris, ; IN
.. "'rr. = =" :. won. otio. lbs iHo1rardr 10 l.
:" ] s"-onl Hester. = rIJpldcrl. ! n > third
Time. l.'l. hi>p Trmup Yankee Trr~ Pedro Nc'
nak'r. Patriotic SWEET BAIT Jack Nolan Cant
uTIS'. Saln Connor. ard John LOUIS also ran
IHiEh RACE Selling; thrco-year-ulI4 and uI,-
Ndrd: SIX f'rlon=s. Orla Smile IOS tStcI-nsl, )
{" h. Cvrn. } 10 ;. won: Nr-ta s. tHenrzl to |
! TO ., Sc nd: Gcrtholrra IS usrailIcl. n. tn l.
th'rd- Time. l:i- Edna H.. Hazel g. Rriton,
Virginia ;. Nava. HoisinEtnn Caronome. DCuver
ii"N. Au.omaid. Louis DcscoEnets. and G. W
htn alsr ran.
POI HTH RACE-One mile Rash lna lGrnz,l
10 5. q" I. out won; Pay Strrak. IG7 Mott,
" to 5. "'t Second: FhtaWay 100 CCaIhhanl ont
thini. Time. J. ~. voIaday. Jr and John Rearion
slS1 nan.
FIFTH RACE-Sr1 fmIonEs Panhachaui Ir2
L>i'arns'. 10 /. to 10. ont. won: Sheriff Foley
lle "cntrZl, 20 !. 10 .. second; Scrsrr.r IO-
lHoillsoTl. ; To s. third. Time I:I32-5 Fcrrona
HARDY, Blaok sheen. and GeIumeI alap ran.
slNTH EACE-Onc mile. First star los ,HoF-
man. 10 l, } 10 ]. to 5 won: Freda Johnson
l0l Ward. to J.. even second: Lady Innocence
lo lBcsansonl, even. third. Time I:In Amb1
Miscnsson. C7ntem. Nollie Cad Curiie F. FI,inr
Dave MontGome-y. Tahoe, and Mandadero also ran,
The Washington herald., 1915-01-21
trough HOUSE" ENDS
Big WRESTLING BOUT
Frank Zerega Delivers "Kayo Tally
in Match with Bernard at
Majestic Theater.

Ten seconds after ZereCa and Bernard
had returned TO the mat for their second
bout in the match staged at the Maies-
tic Theater last night. the Italian middle
weight struck the floor, and the cause
was not from any holds allowed in the
Catch-as-catCh-can wrestling rule. Frank
ZereGa, who had been beaten in the first
fall in thirteen minutes and five seconds.
delivered the "kayO tally" and Bernard
had visions Of the ArdmOre rope arena.
Being a little sore because of having
his lighter opponent put his shoulder TO
the mat in the first bout. ZereEa came
out with blood in his eyes, and before
either boy could get hold which would
carry him to the canvass Officer l.. +.
Drea ger had taken a hand and put
Zerega under arrest. This was the sud-
den ending of a cracking good wrestling
bout, and as far as the trough house
and the graphing game is concerned.
il may be the last time that permission
will he granted the staging of such af-
fairs in this vicinity.
The Washington herald., 1915-01-21
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS.

'rE~I RACE Ms.Irn-. r,oc,ro oH- I'D an
"s,d .,, -',rS- F.a Tar- les 'Narrmgf,n..
o.. 100 = o..r Won Trol P11rr. IoI Van
I',,r,. " 81 .. ., ao r. .r,r,nd Hugh. rs lSmuh',
:r rnu. Trm~ i1r-- F,rs-t Cat. Jr'
e.. 300. rirr Han bug II. Sn.rAcrd'-s. N'7-,
H..+ T..r. srr ''ur E~u 'I-. Isr-
-f'UNU EN,E Three ,ar old, ami uI'Tsrt rvo
,.I .snr alu 'ur'on--. ~nouo. p IilH' 90 i"
,..r r,... ~rn. Rolwram. fcj M T,G=srf, . Il,
In . -,r.,rr.l. lr1,H. r. l~mr'n, q. {" I.
trud Trr~ ~ g. krTrar Ea~A i-rI. TTo.p .p.ro
g., Erorm Tdzc ard B0-ar' a-n r.u.
THIEp RACE selling 'I.rr" 'sar "li- ard ut
uarf. five and ,u.falf fwloug' Il .hwn.i llc
."rrlh . ? g. f." D. e. 90 ;. Won Mir, k7rts-.
70, .Er-..',r g., 2 fr ..--rud. Color. r.
ID r.ur7rr. .srr. thr~' TIM 10 -. Lila L..
.lr.l. RIFE q -'dr r,- Gandrr. mi Glr1t Fnar
a's" rsm.
r"r ETH CA,E lie Hst Irar'- 60. selling
I.r-. 'our-1"'r u'iz aul upward. ono mI~ and
ferrfN nd. H's.n. N6 u-oc-.r. even I TO >,
,.at. won Ron" rIi ,Drsbmsu,. .aon. {" q. cord
0. Ta'r iOI ,Er.-r-'r'. T. rnrd. THu" ':.g -
'.n".sn. C"' ',al. Nar.hor. H'nr Hutchinson, and
\ .u'or sl-r t.n
lTtIH EN,L. -,nrr=. t.r.r rrsr old aui NJ
wand G,' All ,re ralr f,rlonrs. N,ebrEs. {"
.-ru,flp. e. 'a tu 10. g." = Won Theresa
E,fGri. % .~.turr-, ir T. r :. ss.rr~d Priwcr.
90 .Warr-,.. r,~n ,h'rT. Tru" OS Is. Rluc
Nrr= knr-n' ,t T,thra-. I,--" LouI-c. Dick S
IcJ and Arnr-,7i- aI-r ran.
-INTH RACE. ~,IlIrG f1urycar-olds and up
raFi u.il,- ami fIrIonE. Tom HsUCock lN2
Ialvl. ; &c. ! ra n. 4 to won: Consol-r. l0s
.Narrinrtour = 90 e cyCu- second. Trsvato. lO1
iE-r-,rl ~ T. thin. Tine. . =. Lenavall,
Rsvrnsi. and El'a GrHnc alsn Tau-
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The Washington herald., 1915-01-21
georgetown TOSSERS
DEFEAT V.P.L. QUINT
Hilltoppers Capture Hard-fought Con
test from Blacksburg Team by
25 to 2l Count.

In a game that was filled by fast work
and accurate passing by the Blue and
Gray team, the Hilltoppers defeated V.
P. !. last night in the Ryan gymnasium
by the score OF D to p.
In the first period the Georgetown toss
eTs played the V. =. I. team off its Ieet
and completely puzzled the quint frUm
Blacksburg. During the halves Coach
BOCock gave his men a good talking to
and they came back in the second period
and played a better game. They passed
better and their tries for the basket we're
well directed.
At the end OF the iirst period tho score
stood Il to in Ge1rgetown's favor. but
in the second period V. T. I. CdITu with A
rush and came close q tying the score on
two occasions.
The passing of Capt. Kery and the
shooting of Tormey were the features,
especially the latter. who male two long
shots from the middle of toe hoor. and in
both instances shot the ball insO the has
kct for points for the Billie and GRAY.
For the visitors Engleby and Cooke
played the best game. If the shooting Of
the V. T. 7. Quint had been a little more
accurate tho score would have been
closer. il not a win for them. Line up
and slImmary
The Washington herald., 1915-01-21
JUAREZ ENTRIES.

TlE-T RACE Selling: three -ycar. .olds and III
ward. rre AL on.-hur furlurSs. wheat, s.
'-su Bcchham. %: Marty Lou. %: Big LumaN
Eo' 'KCuncih. -. cordoba 'CS: Marta Mac. lo2
John Hmir no. Mali Inls. 10. CunUauEht. 10
Edmond Adam llu. Lorr Star. no. bon Eo. 10
Ancestor is: Erk Davis ll1
SECOND RACE ~glllnE. three ,CaroF.s. III fur
lor=s. EIneda. lC Bc}colure. l05: sinai. iOgi
PLANETARY. IH: BusSy johnson, IG; Type. loSi
S'olrn Ante He.
THIRD RACFs-SrlrC folr-v ear-ods and up
wand. seven frriouSs kick % 'PontcfraCt. 10
GeIT. lO2: Andrew O'DN. 10: Rose O'Neil, lO5
FIorruce KuIs1 IO5. EleytIoWau lO5: Lone Man.
10. Noble Grand. los: l. H Adair. IO5; Rev.
lO5: Forge. I07 FOIL lg7: Prowals. los: Tight
BOY TO
FOURTH RACE-Thrcc-ycar-od, and upward
Lsnllcap: one mile. Wr,anokc Io5- Be lO2: Brook
field. loi Ringing los. Belle Of Bryu Mawr. rs;
Ini1rr. lI9
FIFTH EACE-SeIDg: three ycar-olds and mp
v1rd; siN fnTlonEs 'HcTmuds. lC- Penalty. lOi
'MimoTiusu. lOb: lack RoSr los RuhCon H. ln9
-Florrncr Roberts los: King Worth. los. New
HavuT. INl; Heury Walhanu. III FUriOHE. IL.
SMITH RACE Selling. four-ycar-ods and Uir
ward; ono mile. 'Wocf 70. Aristurhac. rs Had
Rail IS; 'NCImen. To-: Mcts. lO5 Transport. To-;
Noladay H. 'O5. Little NIsrChmuGt IO5; Fit
gerald iO5. RuChCarI Ioj; Transact. lo5. Gordon
Eu7.cTl. l"S: Curlicuc. no.
.Arr1rrrii-r alToyan& claimed
The Washington herald., 1915-01-21
lie Lawyer Fights With Force in Opening Of Court Battle
Catholic i. Defeated
In Extra Period Game
George Washington Basket
ball Tossers Capture Hard
fought Game from Brook
landers, q to 20.
ALMON REAL FEATURE

In a game that was filled with splendid
passing and sensational shooting. George
Washington University defeated Catholic
University last night by the score of
IS to 90 1t took G. w. L. two extra five
minute periods to come through with the
long end.
Almon, playing left forward for the
winners. was the bright little light OF
the evening. 1t was his splendid shoot
ing from the foul line that spelled de-
feat for the Brooklanders.
Catholic Universitys teamwork was OF
the first order but the players seemed
10 be familiar with the baskets. as
they missed basket after basket. Cart
wright and Keegan. two of the best
guards In the South, would carry the
ball down the floor and feed It to the
forwards. only to see them lose it by
missing the basket on very easy shots.
White and Donnelly did great work
for the losers, and il Whites eye for
shooting fouls had been better the score
would have been much different. as he
missed fifteen chances out Of twenty-one.
At the end Of the first half the score
stood l. all. and it was ten minutes after
the second half started before either
side scored. Then Sharer and Almon
scored from the floor soon after Caffrey
and DOnnelly came through, making the
score l6 to II in favor of G. W. L. Just
before the whistle blew for time Cart
wright sunk one in the meshes, tying the
score.
During the first extra period neither
side had the advantage, although c. L.
missed many easy shots When the
whistle blew the score stood 70 all
The second and last extra period was
fought very bitterly. but c. L. could not
find the basket. and the ball passed up
and down the hall until johnson found
the bail in his hands and closed his eyes
and took an awful luck shot at the
basket 1t came through, and the G.
w. L. roOters went wild. AlmOn ended
the scoring by throwing a goal from the
foul line.
The George Washington students were
out in force. and loudly cheered their
team all during the game. The score:
The Washington herald., 1915-01-21
NO FEDS FOR NEWARK.
President Gilmore Claims Indcpen-
dents VIII Not Invade Town.

Chicago. Jan. 3.-Prcsident James \. fillmore.
Of the Federal League today expressed regret
that the league would he unable this season to
place a team IN Newark n. J. II have re-
osivcd two communications from business men In
Newark. asking the league to place team there
next spring" said Gilmore. Il was obliged to
write that we could not do 80. think IL Would
Re a good proposition for a team and certaisly
Newark Is entitled to major league baseball, bit
we cannot now disturb circuit