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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-31
SITUATION WANTAD-FENALE.

NANTED-DOmestic work or IS house
ktepr. 314 y. Olive st. Mrs. Anna
Lettee.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-31

NOIICE-Are you going To build or re-
model your residence. Let me give you
an estimate. All estimates cheertGlly tur-
uIsned. office anu residence lU36 quincy
81. Bell phone 22J1. howard j. Mickey,
general contractor aud builder.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-31

SITUATION WANTED-Repair carpenter
work repair rOonug. Bell phone 6sI.
I. l.. tOrd, General Delivery, South Bend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-31

HAVE Is. sell or move at once. Go 10 IL
WIN her. Am III trouble. see Personal
later. -.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-31

WANTED-lOuug people, now is the time
10 prepare for an Office position. Term
opening tuesday, August 3lSJ. Come in
lad. talk il over. Cost small; plan easy
and liberal. .equires but few months 70
qualify. Take the first step today by
getting che catalog, showing new building
and interiors. Write call, or telephone
the South Bend Business College. office
open day and evenings.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-31

WANrED-sieu for peppermint distiIling
Interurbau west 70 Hub5ard's north 10
farm. j. i. Reynolds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-31
10 - AAD FULND.

Los I-lOung Scotch collie, male part
Drown lace; White BODY with brown
spots ON leIt mind leg. t1nder call Bell 81
Home J+13 Reward.
Los IA boys blue coat by Claude HOl-
land between Michigan road and Eagle
school house. FINDER p4eaSe call Bell phone
J4tl.
AUCTION SALES and AUCTIONEERS.
HunsDei ger, live stock, real estate auc-
tiOneer. Hume phvne lob. Bell 522 Mish-
aWaka.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-31
BOARD AND LODGING.

BOARD AND LODGING.
WANTED-Cbndren to board. best Of care
1t 1622 Prairie ay. Bel 3i19
,rANTkD-FENALE HELP.
WAN rIl1-Redned ladies to take interest
Ing ork home. Tor spare time. rams
ferring patterns. S1.0O t. S1.JO doZ. Work
guaranteed. Lady attendants. Call room
40 Jefferson bldg.
WANTED-At once. refined woman for
genteel paying business requiring part
OF time only. Experience unnecessary. We
teach business Reference. Address B-23
care News imse
WANTED Strictly. high- grade. expert
enced stenOgrapher. Permanent posi-
ton. Good salary. Mishawaka Wcolen
Manufacturing Co, Mishawaka.
WANTED First class maker in millinery
department. Mrs. NJ. a. Fralick, 81 y.
Main St
WANTED-Experienced waitress at 2O7 y.
Michigan st
WANTED-Dishwasber, 323 S. Mich.
HOUSEHOLD AND DONIESTICS.
WANTED-Go German girl or lady
for general hOusewOrk. Call at the store,
w" -AAN4i-ettL -A'b Va A~oA4N pm 49,
Beu phone Gil.
FOR SALE-Good furniture delivery
wagon. Minkler make. Call az Avery
* Hulrs Furniture Store, POS y. Main ST.
-----------
WANTED Competent girl or woman for
general hOusewOrk. references. Call at
329 =. trankliu st. Bell phone 1874.
WANTED Competent girl for general
Homework, three In family. No wash
ing. Apply 124l Nistula av.
WANTED Experienced girl for general
Homework. Two In family. lO22 T.
jefferson blvd. Bell 694; Home 1I1O.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. girl for house
work. small family, so Park Av. Home
phone 6:iJ
WANTED-Girl or woman for homework
in family of two. 936 Clover st.
HELD WANTED MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED-MEN-W 5000 month.
list government jobs Open-f-ee. Frank
] stitCte. Dept 9S-b. Rochester. \. I.
WANTED-AU kinds crochet work; yoke,
caps. yard laces, slippers, ETC. Call Is.
2i News Times.
WANTED-2O teams at SprngfrOok park
this morning. &. II. DeFrees.
nEIVCVV HELD
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-31

wANrED-Experienced farm hand. Bell
Dhona 9512
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-31

l VIII make CIDER AT my residence >
miles nUrtne"st OF MlsnaN AKA on Ihurs-
days untll turJner notice, at Ia cents a
gdi. Ca4 l.. EUernarI, proprietor, Mlsh-
aWaka, Home phone 43Jb.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-31

IA ANT ED-Young man 10 learn BARRIERS
sdc. 10 Nistula ave.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-31
SITUATION WANTED-MALE.

sPIRELLA Corsets. Bell 5f47; Home 1913,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-31
Harvesting Without Irvine

Have you ever watched a modern
harvester at work as il goes through
the wheat fieldst Have you seen how il
moWs the ripe grain. gathers and ties
the Sheaves firmly with Irvine? That
tWlue Is very vital thing without "
modern harvesting would be well nigh
impossible. A modern farmer does not
harvest wheat without Irvine
Now just as Sheaves II wheat are
held compactly. perfectly together by
LWlne, 50 are the various parts of the
human body held together TO perform
their functions perfectly by the nerves.
When these nerves go To pieces the
body falls apart. as ii were. just as the
Shedt falls apart when the Irvine breaks
and is scattered on the ground To be
trodden under foot.
Today right here I'm this city of
south Bend, right here in the county OF
~ Joseph there are thousands of men
who are trying TO harvest their life
crops without Irvine.
Nerves have gone 20 wrack and ruin
not all at once, but little by little;
the various portions Of the body, tine
Drain Itself, are no longer bound to-
gether NO longer acting in that per-
Iect harmony which Is the sure indica-
tlop OF perfect nerves.
The time is coming % YOU when your
Sheaf OF life will be scattered. trampled
under foot. unless your nerves are once
more restored 10 their normal condi-
ton.
Now think this over. Look st YOUR
self. Don't try % conceal the facts
Self-deCeit is self-follv. And after YOU
nave sized mp the situation why not
make mp your mind that YOU viii no
longer try % DO the utterly impoSSi-
Ole no longer - 90 harvest without
JWlne-no longer suffer from nervous
trou .eS that are ruintng your life?
Then ] want You To come and see me.
Ihous indS OF men i'm your condition
have come TO me. IL has been the turn
ming point In their lives for better
brighter things. Why not FOR you?
Why not come today? There Is no
cost Tor advice Gld consultation.
Ny offices are scientifically equipped.
Up 10 the Minute Laboratory Methc H.
used in diagnosing obscure cases.
No GUESS WORK
/ no longer say what Il can do" but
what / HAVE DONE" I have helped
thousanCs Of men ia an walks OF life
Co arise 20 their very tcst-why not
youf
keep YOU from getting well as have
nj and pay a you Cln. Everything
DOCTOR AND an PROUD OF IT.
: that control the pelvic uatrition
!. No Detention from Business No
+. Medicine Furnished.
ng these SPECIAL DISEASES. and as I
YOU viii readily understand why ] GU
asked % pay for any experiments ~
Co my treatment. I can ascertain that at
D You SO, and give you advice A0w 10
1ASES QUICKLY CURED.
the disease dfsorganizes important or
NOW. Thousands OF men have been
nj neglect.
ionic. Nervous. Blood or Contracted
.riCocele. Prostate Enlargement. strict
. Rectal Disorders or any other Weak
cans. visit me today. IL your case j.
anently restore you.
SMITH, Specialist
consultation Free.
Main ST. Opposite PNstofhce.
ruth Bend. Ind. Hours-9 TO IL. - 4
sunday 10 IL
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-31

WANTED-1he thirty second annual Fall
term opening of the South Bend Business
College occurs Tuesday, August 81, 1919
Get cur catalOg and full Information. BE
sure To visit us before deci--ng where you
will get your business education. Office
open day and evenings.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-31

THIS IL Ny PICTURE
No change OF faces from time to time
in NV announcement. same Doctor.
You know who is responsible for your
Cure The only Exclusive sIeu's spec
ialiSf in town ghC sees, examines and
treats YOU personally ana il perma-
neutiy located here.
Not a Medical Company
No Hired Doctors see, Examine
or Treat Aou.
over 81 wears e phN stefan; IS years
"a Specialist. a. my Post Graduate work
aud ,liuical experience attest. am
not $50 called. make believe" or
'Fhoaey" specialist.
Lowest Prices Of ANY Responsible
Specialist.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-31
Gets a Position
Gets Help
Barter and Exchange
FOR S.ALE.-KHAI ESTATE.
(COntlnucdl

FOR RENT OR SALE-My surety mod
ern home located in nnest residence
part OF city, easy walking distance.
House has Z rooms and bath, L gh class
IN every detail, with o. without garage.
viii reserve one room il desired, must be
seen 10 be appreciated. this is a rare Cd.
portunity 10 rent or buy home at a great
sacrifice il taken soon. Inquire Az Jeaer-
sou Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-31

WANTED-NOung people 10 prepare for
office positions at the South Bend Bus
mess - lege. Come in and visit us in our
handsome new building, corner Michigan
and Monroe Streets. CatalOg free Ofice
omen day and evenings. Write, call or
telephone the South Bend Business Col
lege.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-31

FOR SALE-S-rOOm modern house at ola
Cleveland av. Home phone 6431. Bell
phone 4U3l.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-31
OFFICE HELP.

FALL TERM OPENS Sept. go Day and
night sessions The Thomas School,
American Trust bldg. High Grade-The
Best School
Stenogruphy, Typewriting, DicJaphOne,
Onice Methods. Efficiency, Very Reasonable
Rates. Il Licensed Emp. Dept 10 assist
you into the Best Position.
EnrOll--At Once.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-31

TO board. best Of car
At 1622 Prlirie av Bel H.1a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-19

the liner Arabic. when she was tor
pedoed. ana whether the liner was
given warning. These were the two
final issues made by President Will
son In his last note to Germany.
The attitude Of this government
will be governed by the onicial re-
ports from the diplomatic and con.
sular officers In England and lre-
land. ~.
In view of the nnal statements
made by the president In his last
note, the question Of whether an
American was aboard the ship this
afternoon probably was the most
momsntous faced by this severn
ment since tho sinking OF the bat
tleship Maine In Havana hsrbor.
II was pointed out here that the
fact that the Arabic was westward
bound from Liverpool to New York
would exclude from any possible
controversy the contention raised by
Germany in the Lusitania case that
the German u boat commanders
act was justified because the vessel
sunk carried war munitions.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-19
Tomorrow's Entries
AT sARAT0GA

h:n%ls. 's '-fs1IS1T: fsrioSs.-ss.a,,!Ss sns Ss:
loS; Whimsy.- 20: Peaceful Star. los;
Pesky. log; Fanny Dodge. %: Miss
Puszle. io6; Prince Harry, i16: HID
den Star. 10; Rochester, 100: socony,
g7' Poppec, III; Ingot 100; Friar
Hook, l1o: renroek. lot; Hands on.
ios: Blume. 100, Cosn,ic, ia.
SECOND race. mares, all ages, hand
leap. Z furiongs--One Step, LIS; Light
Wing, -, Capra, ioa; Hester frynne.
Va. Pomstte Bleu. 100; Filigree. es:
bayberry Candle. ia, Kaskaskia.
tss iss' 'wiySaSs wRiiySS. ,Ss. g. Charter Maid s' Wa
Third race, l-year-eids and up,
ceiling, sis miles--xCariton o. 1905
Napier, I'LL q. M. Miller. libi Mar
shon. ii2' xEaster Star, e7i osulii-
Fourth raos. p:ysar-elds and UP.
bourn, 10Ai Coming Tower. l1iI Pull
lux. 100; Thornhill, lis; Charter Maid.
": The Grader. 100,
Fifth race, 1-yeSr -eids, selling, bH
bin. 16lI wailoon. III, Maifou, lo5j
xHelen Marie. e4j Important, l0S;
rernrock. ii1I xsai Vanity. io4; xDo-
lima. lis,
Sixth race, S.year -eids and up. 8
furiongs--Stlicia, 1917 Pan Maid, l07l
Booker Bill, iiS; Reliance, 1885, Rupi-
ca. 1esl sttrrup, lisj Hanovia. l1sl
berk, lis; figinny, iaI,
xApprentice allowance claimed.
Weather clear, track fast.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-19

S0veMyA lmm1Dl ~ y 4
fnIIADEI,P -etrpnl saS6
to csntsr: ta5ois sinGlSd ~ q ~
puettng etrunk on fktr4 qtr0S \
scored a. Walsh forced fsn368A HGf7 y
60 Sush. oldrIng 9kisd 20 CFaW36S
Malone .hoisted to YounS. One tt
TWO nttss no error. ~
DETR0fT-Yoyng sent ssngiu ~
right Stanage. hit tpto a double p1aRs
Wyckon to LaJois q 6trunk. Lsj0tS
tossed out Coveleslis. No run. -
hit. no error. 7i' s - .
Eight Inning
,s1 1aPHILADEI.PHIA - CovuaeGno
threw out McAvoy Wyckor ienn14
Bush made q fne play on K0b1
grass cutter. No run. no hit, no -
DETRorr-v,tt doubled 20 -
Bush beat out . bunt to Wyqi 8
Cobb scored Witt with singH -
center. Bush stopning at 60
Crawford bunted safely and raced -
third when Wyckon threw Wild. BuS&
and Cobb scoring. veach fliSd q
strunk. wyckoH threw out burn,
Young walked. Stanage scored CRoW~
ford With 9 single 20 left. YounG teh-
ing second. C0veleskte nled e L4p
toie. Four runs. flvs hits. ono orGu
Ninth Inning 81
= PHIr4ApELPHIA--Davies 6isd RI
H,,, HS,n.; strSnI .;F ;:;nFi:d e cs.1
sWtnfis W.ffs over v,,, third: s VIII osrw ssrcw -
a
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-19
Jack Munro, Old Time Foe of Jim Iefries;
Killed In European Trenches, Says Moran


hear of by lh from
"
the and San
M In in
oud Gu uni with
enar rugha NJ ready q H fought rson ahrunds
. ~ IN qucky knocked
man. Fm sever he mayor Of CITY .
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-19

HORSE WINS
HANDICAP
Fast Thoroughbred
Entered in Windsor
Stake Race

WINDSOR. Aug. 19.-The Cana
dian handicap for Dominion horses
was the stake feature of the Wind.
sor Jockey clubs card today.
A Hendrie horse was again a
winner of a feature when slipper
Day. ridden by Keogh. came first
under the wire in 1:4o. Sea Lord
was second and Red Fire third.
Lady Curzon was the favorite in
the betting with Hampton Dame
second choice. Ten faat thorough
breds were named to start in the
event.
First Race-Purse S7oo, s-year- -oids,
5h furlongs; zinoel, $3.50. $500 and
$3.50; Rubicon u: tl4.os and $3.50:
Path. White crown. ConnauRht. Jo-
selma, Zarate. Luria. Argent. Collie.
SECOND Race--purse. 800. s-yssr-
cids ana up, 9 frrienss: Water Lily;
and $50. second; U:csiI Is. so. third.
Tima, Lila. Marjorie A, Charmeuss.
videt. Tory Maid. Yorkviiie and Pom
tefract also ran.
Third race, purse $500. s-year-
%s;. SS q !sss . .sS $50 Won, aas Me
stone. los tsIyth:I $3.50 and saso.
$40 third Time i;oSi-s Isriy
Fourth Racs-slipper Day. $50,
es.to and Sa,lo. woni Sea Lord. $50
and $50. second, Rednre $3.50.
third Tims-i'to, Prince phiistSrps.
Psppsrssucs. Rsdpo:t ..iss ran.
Fifth race purse 5000. s-year-oid
nliies and mare, selling. one mile
Apris. io7 lMetcsiD. fis.sc. sssee
;cS.m.S eHS ,ss s and Mi ,ssc sIs'; second nsi
E1m. IA, G nss? biss Pct sie s..imas, fs1sa
Helen. Knsslet Kyle and Neville also
dicsp. purse $500. s-yssr- -oids and np.
sirs,s irf 'isssH' 10 .Ss .se =. won sss,' ss:ss
Head. ios !Gentryl. s.so and $3.50.
;ssssoSsd' second Esalapd g LeSa:r,;i sssS; 40
H.nsisy. Blackbroom. Bendsi also
ran.
Z Ar SARATOGA.
! First Race--Selling, 5M furlongsi
IIaria, - to !, to ! and to l. won;
20 I, second; Edna Kenna, 8 to !, Z
to 1 aud even. third. Time. 1907 AS.
Black beauty. Tralee, Little Alta, Mol
''e Eiliost pivan and sess,s also ,,sn; ran;
Garter. q to s. I to . and out. won:
Hands All Around, . to 5, to s and
ss' 70 :ss :ss'"s oa, psfSR sSfS FINE Tn: sss
Third race. handicap. n mile
hiSsn:sS =. won, leo q 'ss.sln:,.' g 3 f'1.a 10.
even and to I third Time-iils
as. Poiarius, Supsrl srlhtepdent Al
debsrsn, Sir 1eh9 Johnson Hasus-
yourth rscs stake, mils-holy los
lay 1Synit iKoth.' e ss san:rs spH G1s 70 s0p
}lsc.n.s :Si 'iiiogs' l1ry to rsrs:s s"a
c!:gE' !:y,:,,,,,::t /, T,,.1s.;: ?. ). y ::
:sss::ss:s.i : r...hI'gy. E':Sss';a, ::ss r.. =.
kFd Fima I}i. Donald Maepon.
es4 5}S3nr:3ftSS 5}SHn:fSS Nss.,iSs,.:. Ns. s.. Wonder Ah'ra
FIJI ri E':s:::;syl a::: s.l$!;.; ls.;s;s y .
|W:!;;;zETll {. {. !. i:!,;si::!: Sc; IL:
@ 8. e. 80! a;
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-19

fate of the passengers ana
crew. The first dispatches said
al the passengers and crew
had been saved, the same re-
port received here Immediately
after the Lusitania had been
sunk. Immediately afterward
Liverpool said report was In cir
culation there that some lives had
been lost"
l'nconfrmec reports said prac-
ucally all the 436 persons aboard
the Arabic were taken OF by anoth-
or steamer.
The Arabic sailed from Liverpool
yesterday.
She was following the usual path
for transatlantic liners and was
about so or so miles west Of the
spot where the Lusitania was tor.
pedoed on Old Kinsale head, May
7, when she was attacked by the
German submarine.
Because OF that fact the hope Ii
expressed here that other steamers,
traversins the came route. could not
have been far away when the Ara.
bic's wireless called for help.
Thoughts OF the American colony
here and Of government ofhciais at
once turned to the possible bearing
of the torpedolns Of the Arabic on
00yman-AmePioan relations. The
Arabic new the British has.
WASHINGTON, Aug 1or-Ths
sests dspsrtwsQE this al1srpQne teet
Immediate Gtsps = sscsrtaia vheth-
- any A0og1saa citissn wAs abeard
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-19
COvELESKIE WINS 6-l
BATTLE; WYCkOFF IS
ATHLETICS HURlEl
Stanage Gets Three Hits; Cobb Onfa
Stolen Base; Witt Hits Only Two \!
Bagger of Came ..:,;..s s..s

.NAvlN FIELD. Aug. 1.-The
Tigers again proved their superior.
ity over the Athletics by defeating
them 8 to in the second game OF
the series on the home lot.
The game was marked by excel
lent pitching on the part OF Cove
leskie, of whom the Athletics got
their first hit in the fourth and not
another till the seventh. when they
scored their only run. Two hits
: ''"' IN the ninth after the Tigers
had the game sewed up caused no
The Tigers got their two runs In
the second after veach had walked.
Burns and Stanage singled and
veach and Burns brought in the
tallies.
In the eighth to play safe Witt
doubled. Bush beat a bunt. Cobb
singled scoring Witt, Crawford
hunted for safety and Bush and
Cobb scored. Then Young walked
and Stanage scored Crawford with
single. thereby collecting three
OF Detroit's IL hits to himself.
Although II was q very fast
game. with few men getting by
first.
First Inning.
PHILApELPHIA--Kopf grounded
arm =: % BY pitched ball. strunk fcuied
to Yonnx No run. no hit. no. error,
DETROiT-vitt singled to left. Nc
Sush bunt.d into the air COBB hit
into . double play. Lajois to Strunk,
No run. one hit, no error,
Second Inning.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tcuied TO
Stanags, Young made pretty as
sist OF .oldrinss grounder, Malone
was called out on strikes. No run.
crawford's long ny vsses walked.
Burns smashed single to risht cen
ter, sending veaoh TO third On
took second. Wyckofi threw out
Young. Stanage got his Inevitable
single the ball bouncing of Strunk's
shins, veach and Burns scoring, Cow
eieh"ie stIuCh ouS AWo iuhs' tWO
Third Inning.
wyckon forced McAvoy, Witt to
doUble play Wit to Young to Burns.
No run, no hit, no error.
pETRoIT.vitt filed to Malone.
. pass. Cobb pulled a delayed steal.
and took third when McAvoy threw
Crawford. No run, no hit. one error.
Fourth Inning.
s,a ,PMiLApELphIA,W,,Dsvies toulea ,o
1-ajoie singled to center. The frst
out on strikes. No run, one hit no
u r. T TRoIT - wyckoff threw out
veach. Lajoie threw out Burns. Kopf
whipped out Young. No run. no hit.
Fifth Inning.
ATHLETICS-Bushp pegged cut Old
ring. Burns was under Mslones high
pop. McAvoy flied to Crawford. No
run. no hit, no error.
DETROIT-Stanage died ia Old
ring. Coveieskie hoisted ia walsh.
yitt walked. Witt died stealing, NC
Avoy to Lajois. No run no h't NO
error.
Sixth Inning
PHILADELPHIA -. Coveieskie
veacH. Davies famed No run. no
bETRofTD-Bush lifted to Davies,
Malone threw out. Cobb crawfer4
Got an inncld single single .,es vsash sinsIss
0od Malone threw out Burua M,
run. TIVE hits. no error. ~ 49,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-19
NORWEGIAN f~s
STEAMER SUNK

LONDON, Aus. is.-Ths Nor
wssiaA stsamss Nagda, the sixth
yietia pf 0srnaa submsrins ~
taehs today, has bsea sunk, accord
ing ~ 6iepatohss recsivsd here -
night. Her captain and Is Of hse
crew vsre SAVED.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-19
CUSsEDNESS

Mrs, 6uburhs--Emerson said "A
weed 10 . plant of which we have
not yet discovered the use"
Mr., 6uburbs--Yes, and when we
do the darned things will stop grow
ing at enoei
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-19
JUDGE PERMITS
MARSANS TO PLAY
WITH FEDERAL&

ST, LOUIS. Aug. 1e-Isdes1{.
Judge Dyer today dissolved Ne ~
junction restraining Armando Maps.
sans from playing with the st Lo9ng
Federals, r.
The court held that the controo{
with the Reds signed BY Mars6n4t
under which he was enjoined ~ y
effective only for the season % 1olet
and not for subsequent seasoaaS
Marsans is expected to leave og
once TO join the Terriers at Bfooo
lyn. Baseball men predict Z ~
slump in his playing owing to ~
long absence from the game.
During the year ending last IN =
sos persons IN the United Kmg1oQ
~sre ssntsnced 20 penal servi1ool
as aGainDe ~ = ne pssviSseo 81
s - ooroAs oeoo4o e
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-08-19

Detroit. a1eoSsS - = a
Two-Bass Hit-vitt,
Bases on Halis-on wycke6. u -
Coveleskte, !.
Struck oYs-By wyeksn. II ~
Hit By Pitched Baii-cevsissH14
(pevieso,
Connolly and wallace
Attendance-l.3ee.
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TEXAS DEAD
TOTAL 200
List of Storm Victims
Are Rapidly
Growing

DALLAS. Texas. Aug. ls~-Storm
victims late today totalled nearly
200, and the list was growing. Sew
eral points. where It Is known there
was . loss Of life. are still unheard
from.
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Revenue Csllscters Meet.

Revenue Csllecters Meet.
Clarel,ce Nicely, deputy collector
Of internal revenue. and w. A.
Debo, ONCE deputy. will leave this
week to attend the annual conven-
ton of internal revenue collectors
In New York city,
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AT HOSTON

AT BOSTON.
st. Louis. 2 0 o 0 1 90 ! o. 7 0
Boston. 0001 10 90 o 0-1 I 2
Batteries--Ames and Snyder; Ra-
gan and Gowdy. Umpires-Klem
and Emslie.
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LONDON Aug 19-The White Star liner Arabic, carry
ing 435 and bound for New York.
and sunk off southwest coast Of Ireland
Tastnet, this morning. - -.
The Arabic was torpedoed at 9:l5 and sank In IL
minutes Eleven boats quickly launched and later
pced up by salvage and brought to Queenstown
REPORTS reached here this afternoon the
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TR0TTING
MEET OPENS
IN QUEBEC
Grand Circuit Goes
Outside u. S. First
Time

DORvAL. QUE, Aug. 1.-THE
two weeks Grand Circuit meeting
commenced this afternoon at the
track OF the Dorval Jockey club.
this being the frst time In the his
tory OF the big ring that a meeting
has been conducted by an associa-
tion outside the United States.
Three races were carded, OF which
the feature was the $1,000 Queen
Mary stakes for 2:06 PAGERS. with
q held OF nine starting. The vet
eran Pop" Geers piloted the favor
ite. Russell Boy. winner at Cleve-
land. Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids.
who was an even money choice
against the others In the auctions.
QVvv, n -