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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-17
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Die geamteniuabI.

Die 8abl Der 8eonlten 0eS
StnatBberbaioe8 bate f~oIeenoes ae-
iultot: 4rdlioent. Or. GbaS. 8einS.
berg, ct. Gouis; /. 8ideprdi., 8m.
g.. s. 2ens, ct. 2ouis; 2. giaeprGi.,
@ottfrieO 4irn, 4anins GitD; 3. 8t-
5epraiioeut. 9llfreo 0ieier, ct. So.
iep6; A. gi3eprditoent On. 8. S.
Qobme1erl 6pringfielo; 5. 9i8eprd-
iioent, 8ut. 9rofpe, Sopltn; s. 8i-
3epraiioent, Gbas. 8cs, Geoalia;
Corr. uno 6inan5iefretdr, Geo. 8i.
tbum, ct. 2ouis; Sdasnteifter, Sobn
@epinuer, ST.. ct. 2ouis; 9rot.-
Gefretdr, 5reo. 2oren8 ct. Soiepb.
9te tinftigen Sisungen oe8
StantSberbmOes iolen bereits am
Sonntos gtadmittag begonnen ner,
ben iobub lire geenoiguns am amet-
ten Sag uidt unge6iibrli9 ber3ogert
miro.
gLuf gntrag bon 8elegot gtoebIing
BON q. 2ouis muroe Ger belttihen
8reiie 0es Stootes Elm beioa0cres
Dnntesbotum erltnttet, mie Oenn aud
Die iibliden 9anfesbeidIiiie benz
2~ofaloer6oro un0 Der Stoot ct. So.
iepb, iopie i6rem M1opor MdriAaa
gegeniiber CUR 4nnabme gelan9ten.
ct. 2Ouis bleibt Dorl1uilg INNER
nod Der 8orort 0es Deiliouri 5toats.
berbonbeS 0es Deufi6omerifaniiden
gtotionoIbunoes, nit Or. Charles
@einsberg on Der Spite. 60 be.
fdloiien Die Delegation Der 6iesidbri.
gen a%onoention in ct. Soiepb nn6
einem Gag arbeitsreiher 9etbdti
allne. Ole n1diti1brige aonDention
miro in Serrnarn, DO. obgebalten,
uno annios GitD ioa i'm Sabre 1917
Die @%elegeubeit erbdlten, Die W1it-
oes 9unoes 5u begriiben.
Der Gnmendor oes @ermdnia
@eiangbercins BON aanias Eitp
brnhte inter Settung bon Serrn
Yrof. Carl 8infIer bon bier Elm
2ieO gum gortrag uno mlBte ourd
ben anbnltenoen 9eifan elm meitereg
2ieo' gum 8eiten geben.
Die eaeliide 5eItreoe bielt 9err
y. Sorting bon St. 2ouis,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-17
o. Slnaisk unueniiun Oes ncnildl. Amai6a,
niIdjfn Observation-Disclosures

flue SEM ~ NeFfA Wolfe lolll
eitm aHlifn Ntll1f ttaHHilai
llas eN hipflpnilH HelBgnllfnt
8N aH Hit ptfN aanasH
#ffegWaheF l9H nu Ntsllai
hme hfgt0N0aiN hf HrHist WILL.
#il9tfF WuN hlt afaHfH AvliFH pal
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M f4tlfY Sen friFtH rlF fnten Zee
tsaeus eesseila si
UiussiHe HtltaaltH lfaifn lhen
ON 9aadlaa aldtHilllaa elb utA
madls Ntgf Naadi Nehn ben gl1.
tprlna nani. 3haamelliet efs
&laafaptfbanhts poN NnNSna. Ben
Mnlana gu lpaiff HtvntltnNar
innfn Hstr Nenrr u Nerltina. Bee
ptaliesni Nes 1l0btneftnnbee pon
e. ponik, unA 9erf Gee Rwts.
Weei Marietta oes &tanfsusrbaueeS
Ter oHuiaa tfahte Die ,Sviithril.
nrhmpf ron aunlas AitD &eadiaI
Gprinafirlh nilp unb murocn Tie
TIT Observation-Disclosures Der 1urn.
bale bglnirtbet. Serr HlFreb Wlrier,
Norlbenoer bes aomiiees, bicb DC
wdlif miufommcn uaO Serr " y
0Innipn, her bci Der Ietten bier OBJ
aehnIianan aunpfntion aIs Burger
meiitrr unlerer StaOt iidl eiirn be.
nti6ensiperthen Nui erirnrb, mar on
pelenb nno tearibte Die alien
Brennbe.
Nm Radmittos iano Die Geutidc
Rnaascier i'm 3eitiden Dorf am
9ate 0onirarp jtatt, unO boIO seigtc
Iidl Der RInt piel Az Helm, un auer
linterFimft al 1%ripdbren. RouI
Somea's 0llitfopele fon5ertierte
Die uniueienen Sanger oes AorOmrit,
Iiden S1naerGm0es brndlteu lnlter
hem hiciigeit Etrigeuteu. Erof. Carl
Minfler, eiuige gieoer pom Sanger.
felt in Omaha gum 9ortrnae mo
prnteten reidleS Cob Die 9lftiDeu
bes Ct. Soiepb Iurlraereins 5eistel
lire 5erti9feit I'M Eurnen 0urtl
@orfiibrma ron 6reiitbungen unb
llebungen nnt 9orren unb nur6en
ourd geiioa belobnt @err Safob
Irobmerf, StoGtsprGiioent BON aan-
ios oes Rationalbunoes, belt Die
0putide 6eltrcoe, einIeiten6 nit Der
9eoentung oes Cages, Die Crime.
rung an Die ginwanoerung Der
oeltfhen aoIoniIten inter Giibrlmg
BON RiItortus i'm Oftober 1868.
Seine Heoe puroe nit groBen Bel.
faG oufgenommen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-17

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hf Iaai rafilW alt BE r1 Z
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-17
geri4t bes aonlitecs fir geidIaHs

Ger Gel1tih.4 mcrifanifde Rdtio.
nalbuno eritrebt, 0as ginbeitSgeilbI
In Der 9ep0lferuug 6eutiden llr'
ipruugs in amerifa 81 meden uno
8u i6r6ern. @r be3pedt ons gu.
ianmenihlieBen aler 0eutiden
Mmerifos, mpgen ite e%ingeponoert
poer in nieiem 2aaoe geboren iein,
st beabli6tigt feline Sonberinter.
ellen, feine @rinoAng zines Staates
i'm Stnate. Gr iiebt dber in Der
@ereiniguna her geOolferung bent.
iden llrIprln8s Den fiir3eiten @eg
un0 bic bette @etpd6r fir @rrei.
dung ieiner 2iele. Gr eritrebt Die
Grboltun6 Der oeltiden glrt, Die If.
rem gus0rlf IN Der Oentihen Spra-
DE fin0et. @r tritt itberaa elm, mo
Is Gilt. Die oGgemeiflen Sntereiien
bes 9eutid.a merifdners 81 pnbren,
bic NIT ben @runoiaben Der Ser.
Gtaaten iibereinltimmen. @r Bat
tDieoerbolt gegen Brobtbition, blaue
@eIese (gIue 2aps) ginidr6nfung
geiunoer Ginpdnoerung, gegen al
Ierbano fremOe, Observation-Disclosures
Ginfliiie erfolgreih gefdmpft uiO
tDirO oagesen tueiter fanlpfen. Gr
bat fi6 bic .RfIeee gutter 9e5iebun.
gen 3iDiifen amerifa nno 0eutffs
Lamb 5ur 9fltbt gemodt, iowie Die
6oroerung Der Oeutfd-amerifani-
iden @elaidtsforIdung. Gr ent-
balt fi6 Der ginmiidung in Die
9SorteipoIitif, ieOo6 unbeadtet Oes
Rcdteg uno Ger 9flidt CUR Ser.
tbeioigung Der @runOi1be auf poll.
hihio8iolem @ebiet, ioIten oieiel.
ben bur9 politiide Gragen sefdbr6et
tper0en.
Gr1gen uno Goden Der Meligion
Iin6 itrengftens nusgeihloiien.
Ct empfie6It Die ginfitbritng oes
llnterrifts Der oeuti6en Sprode In
ben 0Ffentliden Sdulen, oeseleiGen
0ie Ginfiibrnng oes obligatoriihen
Iurnunterridlt5, er erf[1rt Iih fir
9efreiunq Der G6ule bon Der 9oli.
tiff. CT forbert ale 9eutifen auf,
iobdIo ME moeIi1 Oos giirgerredt
3u erfperbenB nd rege am offentIiden
2cben al bethsiIi9en mo am Gage
Der BabL ibre @iireerpFIiht 81 en-.
fiilIen. CT empfiebIt Die @rDaoung
bon GortbiIoungsiduIen 1Ls BfIege.
itGtten Der oaptlhen gprahe uno
9iteratur srr @siterbil6ung Germ.
beaieriser, CUR Abbdltung BON Dor.
leiungen ilber Stunt uno Miiien-
ihoft uuo 6rcgen bon %oagemeinem
S~Htereiie.
Sir e~mpfeblen, 6nB Der BON
wunoesfonDent in Gan 6roncisro
aneenommene Bedding, bic 8orif.
frdge aus Der &oIitif 81 entfernen
unb elmer pora Prdfibenten ernonn.
ten aommiiiion CUR Chung at Hber.
eebert oneenonmen iptr0. @ir be.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-17
0rimarwalIen in MarhIan6.

Baltimore, i6. Sept. Sci ben
bteiigen 9rimdrmoblen erbielt Der
Stnatsfontrolor @merion s. Sor-
rington bic 6einofratiide 0ominati-
on fir oos @ouoerneilrsomt, iiber
@un6esienator Blair Gee. Die Sic.
publifaner nomiuierten 0bington 6.
g9eIer.
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9arbareien Der gnrfus mnb SinSns

w
Berlin. 16. Sept Da8 Oeuti9e
ousndrtige amt bat ioeben cine
engliide Shrift berousgeoeber, mo.
rim gegen Die @ermenOunq BON for.
tigen &rttppen BON 5eiten eng
lambs in ben a1ubfen in Jranfrei6
iAarfer BroteIt/ erboben miro. Srl
Dem 8eridt miro our9 bei9tporene
Ausiagen na6gepieirn, 0aB Sltrfos
nnb 9inolts Die geripunoeten In
6arbariider 29eiie beritiimmelt ba-
uno ioaar iurpett amgen, tbnen
Gle 0bren ob8uidneioen. Die ite Oann
ais Salsfetten getragen babeu. gtlt6
Gatten fte Sen 8eripunoeten ipgor
in oteIen 66len Die aopfe obgebadt
itn0 ols SropbGen eetrogen. Die.
4usfiibrunaen fino bur6 @ie6er-
gabe BON Hoti5en aus Sagebii1ern
unb @riefen 6eitdtigt, oie an tooten
llro aefangenen fran3oiiiden Solba-
ten porgefunoen puroen. (@te 9uI.
oitng elmer iolfen garbarei bon
Seiten oes odriitliden" @itglonO
blei6t cine epige S6anoe.)
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1arms ~ D%erfanfcn.

Gebrasfa 5arm 5000 per
4fer. 200 4fer nabe oeutIfer
geieoerIoIiung in Separ0 Gounfu.
Inter auItiir, ertra gut fir 0as
@eIo. 6. s. goebL, 24o4 2eaDen.
NORTH Str, 0maba, glsbr. S-1z
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-17

IrwAna xfI
Nfaflktifnb8sge0s flHaHSisl Mfi
nHt fah t.s nalaaH Nlrea.
aaHta lNf tstsN Hraaaa8 amahi
mift HA8 H&HAfiHafHW HitN
HH8fwu M44 HH i4 aHlift
tfs f,aAlts fIbe tlit bff fiilaIistft
HN NtdHien mit aNtfifH fini0.
tlla8a tt.alaI4 enlfN aHf NlHilli
fll8Ft9 tAt HHM tgf tNHimlis
fttt mt MhffiH8 flHffsd y
WMsgttft0 Has mtt9H a
tafti va III 8lifN Aispn mtlaf
sat ellMt az s8tNl tflfHi6n tN
tbflliafn
Nlf UllatsH HNa lm Wtblls tln.
lfgilnHhfN mis- ftn l ll ta iNfl.
al tf 8NfbaHsfffHnte hi lhffm
stHmH a# #8pleHfgr y aN
HaHeWWvH
Hlit NNl slsn snf aHNil1en We
fhfNdtM anna BEN NetlAlaa. bait nif
tlHltNIutand See Eeai ihmns rfu
1sillnnu fHf afllima h email ldtf
HtdhF hstau aestetn mlth aH hlt
.tuittalgN arf EeuilfeN HI HMfflla
8u pgrifgitH abff naB Die bent d'eu
5ie,inmagn ETH Wfihlnii tN tHilsiftf
pfadf bGfuusagtfn mttltu
Alif mpia hlen. onh bg &inlS.
%fanurniiou iffen rani ben reIeaas
ten, hen @iabtethonA non Ed sNe.
laph mnb Ittuea Miirter, Der Wtflle,
hrn Hrauen mo Dem Giaaiaher.
tnnpt mtIprihl fir Acn prddfiaen
emnlana uno bic @aiiierunhidafi
mdhreno Der NonpcntierRidae. nn0
NIT ben bciien Wiiuldcn for baa fer.
nrrr gChtibrn hcs EaaihtAnms,
Bsidnen
senrn II. aerItina, 9uriiter,
0bas. Dot,
Il %. Sod,
Curt pom Roppert,
g. a. Ridter. a.,
Carl Wlecier.
eSparo Z. BIeibtreu q.
Nm. Rudling,
NJ. Gheuerman.
Sn Der 8ormittagsitsung mnrOen
bauptiadlid ntlr Rputinegeihaite er.
leOigt, bic bprnebmliH in Der Ser.
leIunq Der geridte Der 8eante unb
Der einSeluen StoDt. ooer 2ofaIper-
b1n0e beitnuoen.
@ladwunidr0 epeife bon Or.
9eramer.
Wtit beIonoerem 8eifaQ muroe Die
foIaen0e Gepeihe non Or. Seramer,
DEM 8rGiiOenten oes gaationolbuns
oes aufgenommen:
,2iebe 6reun0e uno @%etreuenl
@logc es Sbnen i'm beoeutunes-
boGen aOnoente n~erinmmelt eeIins
gen, ben S6ealen un0 @runolasen
ltnIeres groBen gtottonatbuunes, bic
ioentiid NIT aaem ltno, mas mir
9eutlhamertfoner 1tno uniere 6reun-
De bodbolten uno erltreben mie bis
Der, IN betpGbrtem berrlidem @rfol-
ge mad iunen itno nod miBen aus-
Druid unb ld1orud Su eeben. Sic.
les miiniat, i'm @eiite in Sbrer Wait-
tie neilen0, nit ber5liden NatiotlaI-
b~unOgrlben.
6. S. Seranter."
W1it Der 8eantfportung tpuroe Sc.
fretGr Geo. 8itbum betraltt, Der itf
ieiner aufgobe felbltDeritdn0lid
prompt entleoigte uro Dem pQroiefi,
ten grGlioenten oes 9ationalbl1noeS
Die 8erlt6erung CAB, onB Der Wiii-
Iourie 5taatsberbano mad tpie Dor
I'M Slime u1o @eiite Der aonltitlt.
tipn oeS NationoIbunoes peiter ar.
beiten tperoe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-17

fabrung bat betpieiau, OoB oiele
6rauanIeioen obne Operation gebetlt
iperoep fonnen, tpenn re9t5eitta nn0
riftig b%ebanoelt. 500 A. StrnBe
(WfaiiaduIetts @eb.) S:sng Sitp Sal
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-17

3as aonite fpilnidt 9lGen, ben
Serren 9eonern, Sdneerrt, Surnern
itu0 Damer, Die our erfolgrei9en
9urhflbrltng Der &onbention beige.
trogen baberL ieinen ber5Itditen
9auf olls8uipreden.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-17

~rlangt-MG0d fir angemeine
&ol8orbeit. 1903 goB StraBe.
EEL. @nlnut 8f5. 9. 90.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-17

Serlanst-autcS @Sd6den fir oage-
meme 6ausarbeit unb Go4en in
5amiIie BON Orei. Outer 2obn. Sci.
3arreD 1889.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-17

NfHfHNs Nitalilhff PEE
HAtEtl9f ffiH# sHilMtH
III f6t Naaia6 ellU laNtn lftlfa
taHtaH mii &lWi 8l8HaW blfgbtf
tsfaaaalW It ttt eiasN ieiGWlst
Wiiila 8matt bas bel hlW p0nbt
ndans Nstfn Gbfiii HHalanff iet
tlsfi Wufhf nobWfn az Ser ltNi
dlNt taN cigf am paie ihtll una
net bW NstNfmlt hiF 1urns
Ihate Eie Hmfitt liHA fin lNiil
efs WalFhtn nnh ibf tstlann w bet
1ntaaaIe etirtlie Die Bnbofet
Nomni balb miehetl
llntr ltgber atcuno. SER 0brtii
HobH. Der sat 3rt m t0peld is6tia
III, fam Al Nrr Tahideu 1oairttr
Die 1iinnpcietlen BON Nuniae Gin
Nerren Aati Nade unb Nraut enc
rid. Ieitriu nit Tim 0oS Mie0er.
iehcL 0err @eorae Booze, 3r., @lii.
plieo 0es Oierblaiirriaen aIeebloiiee,
icblte. Tas biciiae Riialig0 @crr
giia Qopten bat feline WliigIieoIdaft
liirBIih prrloreu.
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Gas ct Soicpb 8~oIfsbIott
hate Die Dnmen 81 elmer 6abrt
nod ben Shloftereien einaeIa0eu,
uub tnaren bic Gamen iiber ben 8e.
iuh into oos @ciebene bohit be.
frie0tgt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-17

Stromen0er Hegen heeriiBte am
3ienitog Morgen bic 8lriidge6Iiebe.
men @1ite uno Die nneeieste ali-
tomobilfabrt tonnte mir tbeilfpeiie
our ausfiibrung gebradt tperoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-17

@e6randte-elcftr. Motoren, Gong.
las 20t9. Sc gron s. @rab, 116
Q. Is. Ctr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-17

Gin 8beiI Der Deleaateu gebroud),
Die gtadt5iige 5ilr 9etmiabrt.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-02
EDITORIAL PAGE

been identified with every move ment that tended to saner, higher, better conditions of civic life, and his influence has been inspiring and wholesome.
 Mir. Pritchett's experiences in war cursed Mexico have all the flavor Of romance, and romance of a very highly exciting character. He was q resident of our sister republic for several years. and was a refu- see from the perils that followed the assassination of Madero. He was connected with several Span ish papers and speaks and writes the language with the fluency and grace of an Hidalgo. He was also correspondent in Mexico for several metropolitan papers of the United States, and his knowledge of Mexi- can institutions is most intimate as well as his intelligent sympathy with the spirit of the struggling people in their purblind aspirations for the blessings of liberty of con- science and state. His contribu- tions to the press on conditions that obtain in Mexico, opportunities for American investment, reasons Ger tue spirit of aDtagonism that prevails, and other vital topics have been widely copied and commented on.
 We feel that we are expressing the sentiment of the community when We wish MT. Pritchett God speed" and hat he will enjoy the fullest measure of success and prosperity wherever he may locate.
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-02
WE WISH HIM GODSPEED

It will be learned with regret by an overwhelming circle of friends that J. W. Pritchett has severed his connection with tho Daily Alas Ran. He expects to leave for Seattle the coming week to spend a few vell-earned vacation days be- lore re-entering the business world. His connection with this pa per has covered period of some sixteen months, during which his ability and fidelity have been recog- nized and appreciated.
 AIr. PrItchett's activity in fra ternal circles since his advent in Skagway has been marked, he oc- cupying the position of secretary to the local Aerie of Eagles, being Q member of Skagway Lodge No. 4$l, B. P. o. E., a Royal Arch Mason and chaplain of the local Masonic lodge, and on many notable oc- casiors in fraternal life in this city his talents have been requisitioned to give added brillianCy and success to public programs.
 As an orator MT. Pritchett has won numerous encomiums. He is fluent, graceful and forceful, while his fund of information and varied experiences furnish him with a wealth of material for gaining and holding the attention of the audi euce He has represented the city cf Skagway in welcoming con yeutions and has acquitted himself with great credit He has always
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-02

HERE magnificent Independence hail. Philadelphia, the Centennial 1876 
 
  assembled Centennial exposition
 
  which with sealed in the department library  anniversary the whole world hall The gorgeous display of fireworks.
  rapid
 
  goods chatels councmen policemen devoted statehouse formal instituted ninet well mant eyer
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-02
FRBRGOMs BANNER

When freedom from her mountain height Unfurled her banner to the air She tore the azure robe of night And set the stars of glory there; She mingled with the gorgeous dyes The milky baldric of the skies And striped it's pure celestial white With streakings of the morning light Then, from his mansion in the sun She called her eagle bearer down And gave into his mighty hand The symbol of her chosen land Majestic monarch of the cloud Who rear'st aloft thy regal form To hear the tempest trumping loud And see the lightning lances driven When strides the warriors of the storm And rolls the thunderdrum of heaven Child of the sun; to thee 'tis given To guard the banners of the free To hover in the sulphur smoke To ward away the battle stroke And bid it's blendings shine afar Like rainbows on the cloud of war The hamburger of victory.
 Flag of the brave; thy folds shall fly The sign of hope and triumph high When speaks the signal trumpet-tone And the long line comes gleaming on Ere yet the life-blood, warm and wet Has dimd the glist'ning bayonet Each soldiers eyes shall brightly turn To where thy meteOr-glOries burn, And, as his springing steps advance Catch war and vengeance from the glance; And when the cannon-mOuthings loud Heaye in wild wreaths the battle shroud And gory sabres rise and fall Like sheets of flame on midnight pail; There shall thy victor glances flow And covering foes shall sink beneath Each gallant arm that strikes below That lovely messenger of death. Flag of the seas; on oceans wave Thy stars shall glitter Ger the brave When death careering on the gale Sweeps darkly round the bellled sail And brighted waves rust wildly back Before the broad sides reeling rack The dying wanderer of the sea Shall look at once to heaven and thee And smile, to see the splendors fly In triumph OCT his closing eye. Flag of the free hearts only home By angel hands to yalor given Thy stars shall have lit the welkin dome And all thy hues were born ;a heaven Forever afloat that standard sheet Where breathes the foe nut falls before us With freedoms sail beneath our feet And freedoms banner streaming OCT us'
The daily Alaskan., 1915-07-02
nm her mountain height

eight  .ce;
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-03
At THE VICTORIA

Two performances today. matinee
and evening. will bring 20 a close the
half week presentation Of Lena
Rivers" az the Victoria theatre BY the
Albert S Wees company Last night
one % the largest audiences OF the
week saw the play and by frequent
and enthusiastic applause gave evi
.denCe o. sincere appreciation % g.
The play contains all the elements OF
tho successful drama There IL much
pathos IN the story % Bena's life. and
there IL lot Of tender sentiment In
her love match with Belmont. There
ls Jealousy and intrigue. devotion.
treachery. and abundance Of BRIGHT
comedy. much Of it furnished By New
England character types On the fret
act.
Last night the Country Store vas
given in addition 20 the regular per.
Torrance. and the free distribution OF
presents made a pleasing diversion for
the audience Miss Kramer. Miss
Conner. Messrs Wees. Florence. XII
bridge. and other members % the com.
pany came In for generous applause
The sale Of seats for to-day's perform.
ances Indicates that large Audiences
viii witness them Monday the bin
viii change 10 "Thelma." another
book play.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-03
MACK SELLS BARRY
TO THE RED S0X

BOSTON. July Jack Barry. short
stop OF the Philadelphia Athletics for
several years. was sold to the Boston
Americans to-day. He will oppose his
FORMER team mates tomorrow when he
viii play second base for the Red SoN
President Lannin stated tonight.
Tie deal was accomplished at a cost
or $4,000 TO the Boston management, 10
vas said. although neither Mack nor
President Lannin would announce the
price officially.
Barry has been out OF the game for
Two weeks as a result Of an injury to
his hand, but Manager Mack said he was
ready 20 play at any time.
The sale OF Barry IL he latest OF a
series OF dismemberments OF the base
ball machine which brought Philadelphia
many championships of the league and
OF the world. only few Of the stars
Of other days are left. and two OF these.
Mclnnts, first bss-man. and Schang. the
young catcher who r. being played tenn
porarily at third base. have been men
tionec as being on the market. Manager
Mack tonight would not say whether
any deals we're pending Tor these play
crs.
1t Is my intention 20 build up another
Championship team and ny plans sre
well under way he said.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-03
W. & ]. SCHEDULE
Special Dispatch to the Intelligence

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
WASHINGTON. Pa. July 2-NfsnaRsr
X. N. Murphy. 81 the Washington and
JEFFERSON football team. has started
Mork on the final preparatory details OF
the 1915 season. Monday Of this week
the sale or season tickets for the home
games was begun. Eight games are list.
Cd. several Of them being worth more
than any one Of those playef here last
tall. This seems 20 be Understood since
no Trouble Naa been met In disposing OF
the paste boards.
The executive committee Of the col
leEe board q trustees met last night
and opened bids for the construction OF
the new College Field Erandstand An
nounccment Of the successful bidder will
be made Saturday morning and building
operations will BE- started INN, edfateiy
N order that they may b. c. ~ pleted be-
Tor the first FitdirC- contest mere The
ueld as been soddCd and will be care
fully looked after this summer Man
ager Murphy expects 20 have the finest
playing field in the country whsl pfr-
skin chascrs are ready for business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-03
OHIO CIRCUIT
MEET CLOSES

COSHOCTON. O.. July e-Coshoctou.-
ohio circuit meeting closes to-day with
heavy program. twenty-five heats be-
ing required to settle six trotting and
pacing races. Lucille Brooks. after
three heats had gone to others horses.
Won the 2;ls pace. Summary.
Z;lf trot. purse St00-Tom Patch won:
Oakdale. second; Madam queen. third
Best time. 2:14i..
2;lO pace, purse S4OO-Bonnic Boy.
won; Harry W. second. Hydro. third
Best time. 214L
2:i5 pace. purse s400-PrisciI;a Hal.
won, Sylvia Right second. Mack :
third. Best time 2.l5a.
Z;zI trot. purse S4OO-Early Don. won
Iatrtck strong. second; Marie l{ellina.
third. Best time. 2:2Ii.
2;l9 pace. purse S4OO-Lucille Brooks.
Won virginia c.. second. Virginia
BROOKS. third. Best time. 2-IsL
2:22 trot. purse {40O-Glenwood. won.
Lady Maud. second: Bill Turschcon.
third. Best time. 2.2Oi.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-03
AT TRIADELPHIA
Island Athletic Club VIII Play Pies
Etsrs This Afternoon-Midway
On July 8.

This afternoon the Island Athletic
'luh Will 10 90 Triadeluhia where they
will cross bats with the fast semi-r.ro
team ~ that place. All players on the
]. a. q. team are requested 20 meet al
the corner u Twelfth and ChapIIre
streets iu Uniform ~ ~ - TO 20 to TrI-
adelphih Rust and WEIGH wifl form
the battery for the Triadelrhia bows.
Monday tho Midway will go tu TrIadeI-
phia whore they VIII play "a double
header. The FIRST game will be called
az o'clock
Following g. partial schedule ros
ne s {" team Tor fhe season
Saturday July H.vH TriHdrIrHIa
Sunday July Tvs FLORENCE A a.
Monday. July fH.va. Glencoe 81 rarrrel
saturday. July i0-vs. Patterson and
Film Grove
sunday. July I've Eart LIVERPOOL
Saturday. July 1T=Upru date
sunday. July 1E-vs. UUI1rVafe
Games may ho arranged hy address
Geo NJ Rogers. care ~ Island Athletic
club Teams az Adcna. Toronto Cam
bridge Marietta. Belmont Woods fIffH.
brilliant Nnffa and EfruhrruUIa I.
and pHrtorahurr. Cameron. Grafton and
eIrfrravilie. West Virginia. are prefer
red