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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-03-04
Rebbsr Kills Haxtun 0anksr.

Sterling. Colo.-John Brunke. TWEEN
ty-four years old. assistant cashier oi
the Farmers' State bank at Haxtun
thirty-seven miles east of here. waa
shot and instantly killed after 4
stngle-handed battle with bandit
The robber seized all the cash In
sight. amounting to 5000. and At
tempted to make his escape on horse
back. Three miles northwest of the
town he was surrounded and captured
BY . posse of citizens In automobiles
after . running battle with rifles and
revolvers. He gave the name Of Bill
Thompson and was recognized ~ a
ranchhand working near Haxtun.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-03-04
Roa0s0l

4 VrsacA csuisss assivel 6 TOalnn
vitA . ssnbsr q psiseasrs ahaar4
0eaeral Thys. . noteA Belgian -
fIcer. Who vas oas q tie IeaAiaS Dc
ures In Belgian coloaial develoD0eaG
died at Brussels.
George william Ayliffe. Q veil
known London theatrical critic. u dea1
at his home on The Thames. He vaa
ninety years old.
A message of sympathy vas ~
ceived by Sarah Bernhardt At Bor
deaux. France. from the Queen Mother
Alexandra Of Great Britain.
Biz newspaper correspondents left
for the British front They went out
under the auspices Of the British War
Office. Among them ID ans American.
A snow avalanche near Radou in the
Department Of Hautes-Alpes has con-
pletely buried the hamlet Of La Caille
The houses are 0bliterated and It Il
believed some OF the people must per.
ish before they can BE- dug out.
Sixty-four applications for passports
for American artAts living In Paris
have been refused BY the American
Embassy In conformity with instruo-
tons recently received from the State
Department At Warrington requiring
the presentation Of birth certificates.
Vehement attacks ON the govern-
ment were made In the Chamber Of
Deputies At Rome BY extremists. BE-
cause OF instructions given projects to
prohibit meetings. even when they arc
described as private. II there 10 reason
to believe they would result Ia disor-
ders.
The japanese premier. Count Oku-
ma. said that In presenting its demand
to the Chinese government Japan had
NO intention Of trespassing upon the
rights Of China or interfering with the
open-door policy. The desire Of Japan.
he said. was that China should attain
the real dignity Of independence. and
not fall the prey Of any nation.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-03-04
A Selfish ldss.

A Ssl6sh Idea.
There goes an irascible old eentle-
man who ID . noted woman hatsr. yet
he's In favor Of votes for women"
We'll! Well! That's . compliment
to the persuasive powers Of the fair
sex"
Il don't know whether It % or not.
He says he'd give them anything to
keep them quiet"
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-03-04
For Her Protection,

For Her Protection,
When said would marry you
you promised to let me handle all your
money, but now We are married you
handle 1t all yourself"
That's because I love you Co."
That's . queer way to prove your
love-"
ITS . mighty self-sacrincing way.
When I made that promise I was not
aware that money was teeming with
bacteria"
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-03-04
VOo0 v0lg0RAeNse 0go00Yo
vMAY COVER Yhg WG0e0
evGMYA.
or MOST INTEREST
kGgpINO vMg AGAoGa PooYg0
on MOST IMPoRYANv
cURRgMv Yopscs.
Wssssre Newspaper un,oa News ssrvtsa
ABOUT the WAR

0ssAt Britain. France and their a.
has have advised neutral countries
~ they hold themselves At liberty to
seao eli shipping 70 and from Germany
- tAs countries OF her allies.
rhs London Daily Nails Copsa-
hagsa correspondent says It IL 70
DortsA from Berlin that tho German
sAssalties In East Prussia and Poland
AoriAg the last three weeks arc esu-
0atsl at about 100000.
ne Athens correspondent Of the
Paris Aatin has forwarded the follow
~: After the complete destruction
q the forts At the entrance to the Dar-
Aaasalss tho allied fleets penetrated
~ straits and shelled the interior
1orts. It proceeded down the Darda-
nslles fourteen miles from the en-
tRaAcA."
The Russian offensive operations ap-
Dear ct the present time to extend
aloag the whole front. an indication
tAat the Russians have been able to
beiag rsinforcements into the field.
They have successfully checked the
German advance in north Poland.
vAsrs the Germans are reported to be
u retreat, and the recapture of Prxas-
aysa. after severe fighting. has given
tAsn a. excellent pivotal point from
vhloA 70 carry on their further opera
Uoas.
The German blockade Of the British
t6as has been in effect for over a
week with the result that. 10 far as
Known. two Norwegian. one French
nd eight British steamers have been
ssak o. torpedoed by submarines.
With the surprisingly small loss Of
fesr lives. On the other side Of the
account It 10 reported that two Ger.
man submarines are missing and a
third had been hit and possibly sunk
BY . French destroyer Besides the
vessels which fell victims to the sub
marines two American and one Nor
vegian steamer have been sunk by
mines in the North Sea, and the Swed-
III steamer Specla and one or two
British steamers are overdue and it
II feared have been lost with their
crews.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-03-04
Arrest Five for HisharadIne.

Cripple Creek.-Five men werc ar.
rested by Sheriff David Kingston in
the first move In crusade to break
up hishgrading In mines of the rich
Cripple Creek district. Two of the
prisoners-Roy Cardwell of Victor and
John Jones of Goldfield-later con.
fessed to the charge and implicated
nearly a dozen other men in this
vicinity.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-03-04
Wanted More NeIp.

Wanted More Help.
TO guide key to 4 keyhole in the
dark there has been patented . v.
shaped strip Of metal to be fastened
to door with the point surrouading
the hole" said the studious man.
That's all right so far as 1t goes, "
replied the convivial one: "but who's
to be on hand to ind the key for
you?"
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-03-04
FRUIT LAXATIVE
FOR Sex CHILD
~ca16eraia Syrup q Flos" can,
harm tender stsaaeh
liver and bosvola.

Evsey mother realisss. aftse sfvtns
M ehilarea -Califoslia syruo oi
Figs" that this 10 their Aaal laxative
because they love Its pleasant taste
aa1 II thoroughly eleaases the toades
little stomach. liver and bowels With.
est griping.
When cross. irritable. fsvesisA. OF
breath 10 bad. stomach sour. look at
the toague. mother! II coated. givs .
teasDoonful of this harmless '-ffuit
laxativs." and II . fsv hosss an the
foul. constipatsA waste. eoss Me and
undigestsd food passes out Of Tie bow.
els. and you have . we'll. playfal child
again. when IL little system = full
Of cold. throat sore. has stonaeh-aehe.
diarshoea. Indigestion. eoiic-ssnsm-
bse. . good Inside cleaning" should
always b. the irst treatmsnt givoa.
Millions Of mothers keep "Californis
Syrup Of Figs" handy: thsy know .
teaspooaful today saves Q sick child
tomorrow. Ask at the store Tor Q 60
osnt bottle Of California Syrup Of
Figs" which has directions for babies,
childrsn Of all ages and grow1-ups
printed o. the bottle. Adv.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-03-04

indictments Dropped; Direct Fiiinas.
Trinidad.-Prosecution of the indict.
ments returned by the Las Animas
county strike grand Jury last August
has been practically dropped with the
filing, by the attorney generals office,
Of direct infoImations against John r.
Lawson. Robert Uhlich. and the rest
of the hundred-odd defendants.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-03-04

Few sermons are as broad q thsy
are long.-Chicaeo News.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-03-04
All 6oya and Gjrls

All Boys and Girls
should write to VIM. Wrigley Jr. Co.,
1904 Kesner Bldg. Chicago, ILL.,, for
beautiful Mother Goose Jingle Book"
In colors sent free to all readers Of
this paper.-Adv.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-03-04

Commissioner Discharge Rosdmastsr.
Colorado Springs.-In pursuance Of
= recommendation made by the Grand
jury. W. P. Larrabee, county road
overseer. was discharged By unani
nous vote Of the county coumis.
sioners.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-03-04

Many . man 10 such a sathusiast
that you can't even dampea his ardor
with . drink.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-03-04
Gentls Hint.

Gentis Hint.
He-Once for all. demand to know
who II master of this house?
She-Youl be happier II yos don't
find out-Philadelphia Ledger.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-03-04

Weeks Break.Up-A-coid Tablets
A guaranteed remedy or Colds and
La Grippe. Price Csc Of your druggist
It's good. Take nothing elss.-Adv.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-03-04

Suicide Discovered In Mountain Cabin.
Boulder.-Crumpled in a chair be-
fore a mirror. the body Of Robert
Peter. mining man. was found in his
lonely cabin near Springdale. a bullet
hole through the head being mute evi-
dence Of the suicide.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1915-03-04


picture producer of Salt Lake City.
On the eve of the conclusion of the
trial of DIR. Floyd w. Noble, charged
in the West Side Court with respon.
sibility for the death of Miss Ruth
| Merriweather. Mrs. Jennie Mason OF
shelton, ILL.,. prepared to journey to
Denver SO that she may be near her
husband, DR.. Robert J. Mason, when
he faces similar charges in connection
with the tragedy.
At Sterling a woman overheard
week ago the conversation which re-
suited in the robbery of the Farmers
State bank at Haxtun Thursday and
the killing Of Assistant Cashier John
Brunke. according to District Attorney
Van Bradt's statement. She thought
it was a joke and never reported it to
anyone, Van Bradt says. until the
tragedy had become a grim reality.
William Grass, nephew of the late
William Barth of Denver, withdrew
contest which he had filed in the Coun-
ty Court to the will of the aged mil.
lionaire philanthropist In which he was
cut off from sharing In the $4,000, 900
Barth estate.
The usual February preponderance
OF permits for alterations and repairs
appears in the months report Of the
Denver building inspector. Twenty
three permits for brick residences In
dicate that small home building will
be = prominent feature in this years
bull ling operations.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-23
Entertaining fir TelerlucbrdJef sc.
ter Scnacr,

5elteripebrd,ef 9eter 0el1aer erbieIt
geltern aus Gbicaao bas folgeme
Sdreiben bon &errll g. 81. Gotpl1-
lello, cillen1 Mitglieoe bes 9satiunal
@oaro ri Underwriters pml Mmerifa,
lpelbcr fiirslib Sic @crbaltnilie bes
Iellerloldapeiens IN bieliger Sta0t
ltltoirt bat:
vSdreiber bieies oa1lft lbgt5li1 fir
sic pielel1 Mltfmerfianlfeiten, Bic linn
pom 6l1cn lpGbreno leil1es .fiirslid)elt
Nnfelttbaltes IN Iupellpprt alttbeil
murnen. Sd bufie 5lrperiid)tlid) al1f
oas Ger9lmigen nit Sblte1t in 33u>
fitnft 5l1lanlnrel, sl1 trefien. 1es @ei-
teren erfenne id} Oel l)pbell Sta11b
Ser 5iid1tigfeit an, ouf oclt Sic STR
Ieparteareflt gebradlt haben.
Grgehcnlt
6. u. en0.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-23
Scott Gpnntp Sure 8reb 2ipetod
Mlipciatip11.

SAT Ser om gonnoben0 int &C.
ridtsgebalrbe abgebaltenen gerlan1rl-
hung Der Scott County Gllre 8reo
Sipeitof 4liociotion ml,rben sic fol-
gelloen 8eomten fir bas laufe1oe
Sabr erlpablt:
Gralioent CHARLES Sanl1o.
|, Gi5epralibent - @enrp 9toeb.
2. g%i5epralioent - 9(0am 6abiG.
3. 8i5epraiibent - &enrp @aaie.
Sefratar Milliom Sanne.
@iltszSeftetar 6. s.. MergD.
Sdobmeilter 80 S S. 5dutter.
Pr. Safer, 8o5nar3t, Mbitote,
Building. (Mna.)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-23
Meuer @atteriedef luirb erluaglt.

S6erlel1tna1lt &arrD @arO, font
handkerchief 9atteriedef Ser 8atte-
RE g., madte bei ser geitern Mbertb
a%bgebalte1en l1e6llng Der 8atterie
16efannt> Dob a1 Montag, Den 30.
geopenlber, g6enos I'M $3.50 l1br, ei11
llelper 9atterieheT erma6lt unb lolde
gafan5en belebt mer0en, bic 6is babil
eintreten mogen.
Sic Mitglieoer Ser 8atterie miiller
I'm s llbr Mbenos al1f 6enl l1ebl11gs=
plab in Ser @affenbale antreten. Sic
6ranben nidt in Uniform gu iei1.
Sic @abl miro Dor ltd geben, nod.
benz bie Mitglie0er iiber 0ie @eeeln
Der 8abl inltruirt moroen 1in0.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-23
2c,tidcr aampfseneKcnpercin pon
1S7O=1

Ger oelttide ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
bon 1S7OS71 lbielt am Spmntag Nad).
mittag ltl1t 3 ltbr in leinem @alpt-
quarter 8ranbt's Io1,balle, ieine re=
geln1abige monatlide gerlan1mll11tg
ab, meldle bieles Mnl NUT Ser balb-
iabrliden @enern<g DISCRIMINATING ulto
8eamtempabl nerbl1nben NOR. 2eB=
tere batte f%olgenoes grgebniB:
YraiiOent - grnif l1ted).
gi5epraiioent ~ &llb. &ebbeln.
Sefretar - Gbuarb bon Mergen.
6inan5iefretatr ~ 9ernlalm Gro
bert.
gdotmeilter SSobn aruie.
5rl1ltee fir Elm Sabr ~ Gbriit
Geters.
1o6nntrdger - Sobn @eb0er uro
.Sobn 8oebl.
Gapt. 6'Mrms ~ sSobu &ebber.
&alerl1el1 Sroom1an5en - Sobl1
GebOer ltno Meitner @ouing.
Gie &ameraoel1 batter1 iid 81 Sic
Ter General : Geriammll1ne in err
frelllid %ltarfer. 3abl eingefulloelL ob-
mobl onBer Der 8ean1tentuabl 11ur Die
ii6lidell &olttinegeIdafte erle0igd
|m,roen. aantera6 Ml1bolpb @ebbell1
.1elegat 0es aanpfgenoiienpereinS
5lrm Gentral=8erein bon 3abenpor1
II. Scott County, eritattetegeribt ii6e1
Die gerbmtollngen Der iiilrgltet1 Ser:
lamn1lung oes lebterem an ueldel
.befonntlid alld) Scr i. @i5epralibeu:
oes 9. q. Natiolalbltn6es, SEER So.
Ierb Seller bon S%1tbiarapolis, Sn0.
tbeilnabm. 9eah grleoigu1lg ser Sc
idafte bliaben Sic @ameraoen; mi
ii6lidl nod ldngere Set in fro6li6e,
Observation-Disclosures @elelligfeit 5t
lanmten. Die naidbNlte Berianmllt1r!
oes acknowledgements finoet ON
britten tSon11tug im 9e5ember (19
De5enl6er) itatt. Mit bieler miro 81
Grinnerungsfeier an bie Sbladt DC
Srleans Dor as Sabren G.. unb q
9e5ember 1870 perbunDen iperbeu
tpalbe friiber imn1er als Sonoerfeie
~abgebalten tpurbe. 3meifelloS ner
Ben iid) bie' &!ameraben 5lt bieler Seer
iamnll1tg bol5dblig einItellen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-23
Siabora 9nacan nno ncr 8crliner
1 nlllf".

Slabora 2uncall, Sic befol1,lte 8ar<
TllBtanserin, Sie lalr bur@ Sic ibr in
&eutldlanb bcInnbers in 9arm=
unp Berlin - 9etpprbene llnter-
l%tiitlng 5l Grfola, Mubm u1o @elo
gcfommen 1T, bot lid benliibigt &C.
fiiblt, bafiirS nit ether nntibeutlGen
I9itation in Mtben sl1 banfen. Inns
MIN fertt9t lie Ser ulllf" in berbienter
ipie fol9t ab:
Siaoorden, cities I6ordcn,
9l bait lider nen ~flee,1er gtidl
9ord9en, ipeeBtc: 9nllcall bceBte,
Iber belfen tbuite ni9l
Subaenicber, BEL Sc Sricd6en
Siebrit II Sans nff nit Seiang.
'Suppit jan5 ltiefe uls glntife
Sll Itbcn oe Straben lang.
Sab Sir, Sore, aerpiidorc
Sra5ie alld1 nnb SbleiD lrnS Sdid,
Ntit Sc Beenc ians alleenc
N&ditc fecre 8olctifl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-23
81 Satire perheirat6et,

@an5 in ser 5tiue fat am Conn
tag Elm mpblbefanntes, allgemeln be-
nno bodgeibaBtes @bepaar,
Serr unb 5ral1 @ultab Gdermann,
1888 Sotpn Str, Bic grinnerl1ngs-
feier an Ben Gag begaarge1, an Dem e5
Dor 81 syabren ,Oelt gbebu11o lhloB.
Die StiQe Ser 6eier nur6e 0urd ei11
lei6tes l~1mpobliein 6es Serrn @uitaD
.gdermann berllriadt, bas aber bon
feiner 8e0entung I'LL: 9robOem aber
lpraden biele 6amtlienmttglieoer u116
5reunoe i'm 2aufe bes Cages boz, I'm
Dem ~apiir0igen alten gbepaare, OaS
poriges Sabr bie uDianant=SodBeit"
feiern fonnte, tire @ludtpiinide aus-
5uipreden. Soapobl 8err nie Srall
@dermann erfrelttelp iliich oiejer 5iem-
lid ~5d6lreiden 8elud)e.
3as ebrtpiiroige 6eutlbe Nionier.
.gbepaar idloB Sen 8u11b fiirs Sc,
ben am 81. Nobember 1854 in Mo,
line, ST. Ser 1l11b 6rau' @derJnanr
1tanlr1let !belDe aus Der olDerTblrg1,
idet gnclabe lit @olitei1I gntin Uni
maren 51pei Sabre Dor ibrer 8erbei
ratb1l1lg nit Sen @ltern Der 6ral
BON Deutlblano iiber Seen
Orleans 1tod bieier @egen0 gefom
men. Sic geb0retr 3u Sen altelte1
Nionieret1 BON Scott Gonntp. Ser
Gdermattn lit 83, feline @attin N
Sabre alt, ~unosbd6en iid ibr gal18e:
2e6en elmer bortreffliden 1@eiunobei
erfrert. Son irgenb 1pelder ernite,
&ranfbeit iino lie imnter perid)ort &c
blieben. Sic genieBen iebt in M1lb
ltnb 3ufrie0e1beit ibre geiegneten Ml
terstage. Nadtraglid uniere ber5
liditen @liicfrpii'1ide 5lrm 81. Sod
5eitstage.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-23
@uh @pnn om Mhein mill lei!

- Nltd} Spnn at1 9tDc1ll lDtu TEN
&rie9spabr5eihen baben. gein Sc
ge1ltallb ipirb bas @ilbniB bes Sretz
beitsbibters @rnlt Mprib Mriot Bill
Den, Der BON Sabre 1918 Biz 1860 in
Bonn .gelebt unb geiptrft fat. @erabe
sur iiesieen 3eit ipiro Sic Eeripn bie@
leg Observation-Disclosures, beiien 8ort:
Ser Nbein, 9e11tidlonbs gtrom,
ni6t 8eutldlonbs @ren5e", in nller
3elttiden Mnlnb nnb @er5en lit, als
aillbcrt gliidlid geipdblt erideinen.
Ser ug. 30. Mrnbt in Gilen" lpI
gleid5citig Sic gdriffen lllrb @ebidte
bieles 9idtcrs pieber ipciteren areiz
ien 5llgansli6 madden nrb ID slei6z
5eitig Bic 8%eltrebn1ge11 beg bot chit
gen Sabrcn in Bonn gegriin0etcn
Geutiden Nrnbt : gunbes lpirfian,
unterltiiben.
Sic ldipierigite Srasc fir Bali
fattbiplomatcn bleibt INNER bic, nod
5ipelder seite bin man neutral iein
lou. :"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-23
@iIliatm So II.
q ~ . II.

Nrtbnr 3irol1, ein Bormona Der
8e%ttcllDorier 8erfltattelL lit am
|Snnntog e(tea1o int leds l1br III lei
mem Seine in 500. 521 @elt 3. Ctr.
mad fl,r5e.n &%ranfertlager geltorben.
Or muroe olll 4. a(pril 1868 ill gllg-
lau0 ge6oren. Set Qaht Sagren nor
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-23

- &dben sic idor Dlo Miiiior
Bier probirt? @leih NIT Dem belten
Dier nnb empfoblen bon.
ben Doftoren. Stool Sslano gretptng
60. Mns.l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-23
3ar lettcn Gltbc,
Carl &c oeller.

ltllter 5a6lreider @et6eiliglng bat
am 5unnltag ModNmittog Die @eeroi-
gang bon @errlt Garl Meoeller bonn
Irulter6allle, geo. 1923 8om0itd
t5traBe aus ol1f hem Sairmolll1t
Srie0bof i%tattgefl1llOelt. @err Soban=
mes aroeger leitete Sen Irolterbienit
i'm @altle uto m1f Oent Irieobof.
'Sargtrager maren ic 5pei. M}itglieoer
Ser folgenben gerci11igl11lgel1: Ger
nania &ra1lfen : llnterltiiblrngsber=
&nigbts ono 2aOies of Sonor
ltnD Ser Continental Benevolent Il.
location.
Srau gm'iI grp dman II.
@eitern M1orgel1 fnlo bie 8eerbi=
gl1ng bon iSral1 gmil 8roflla11n Dom
Iral1erbauie, SEQ. 1921 @arrilon ct.
init ei1lem Iral1ergottesoierlt III Der
ct. Ssoiepb's airbe al1f Dem Solr
Samilp IrieObof ltatt. g orrer an-
f6orp S6oeringb leitete Ben Srau=
ergottesoienlt. Sargtrager maren Bic
5crren Is. aoepfe, g. Gberling, S
gmitb, $. 2. @oulo> s. 6. Nroelt:
ler INFO 8. Oonng.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-23
@apcnpprt Sduibenacieqldaft.

@ei oem porgelterl1 I'M gd)iiben-
port obgebaltenen jdbrliden Grllt.
.bobnssdieBen aultroen 0ie folge10en
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-23

CT @orlnanl IN ben 8ettclloorf Mcrf-
ltattel1. ST miro iiberlebt noll ieirer
.@uttih iiebelt. &il1hern l1l1o Stpei
SSdppelterlt. Die 3eit ser 8eeroign1gl
miro ipatcr befamlt gegeben aperbel,.
2anopuitSiitriftc III Srutt Gpunty be-
iduiftcm.
@onl erltem 0e5elnber oie]es sSab=
res ab aperoel1 sipei 2anbpoltOiltrifte
IN Scott County eillgeber1 ie ein Of
thrift in Nrinceton ltllo 2eGlaire
Gnpnlbip.
ST. Nrineptun miro 0er 2anSbrief-
trigger 8ert Morga1l nn0 int 2e@loire
Der 2anobrieftrdger Sames 8romlt
abgelegt meroelt. 5ed)s M'eilen pplt
bent Yrincctnn Ditrift miro betn 3i=
thrift noll 6ranf Scouts 5ugefiat mer-
Den. @ill orberer Sbeil Der iest IN
Erineetolt 5llr @ertbeilllltg gelaltgel1-
0en 8olt miro III 2eGlaire pertbeilt
mer0en.
Davenport Monte SO. 3 miro bon
@ettenOorf alls 6etrieben merben lt1b
bitfort inter observation-disclosures go.
1" lbefalutt ieilr. Die 1iitrifte aper=
oen allf iibcr 30 Weilen allsgeoebnt;,
loDab es bei ldyledlteln @etter altBerlt
ld)mierig lein miro, Sic Npl1te 81 be-
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meilter 9ltrlelon iiber Sic 8eldnei-
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-23

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nnb s. Sanlelt geltiftete golOene Me-
baiQe,, meldle als 5pe5ialpreis o11ge-
lebt nor6en mar, mnr6e bon emil
Berg, Der 5ebn Greffer bil1tereiltar-
Der er5ielte, gelpornen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-11-23

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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-25

ming and forward passing ability.
He's wizard at catching the pigskin |
and doesn't have to check his speed
to receive long throws And when it |
comes to heaving the oval he handles |
it almost as though it, were base |
ball.
Yale hasn't had real big star for |
several years. Meantime Charley |
Brickley was making himself famous
at Harvard and the Crimson copied |
the championships.
But LeGore is almost certain to
sharpen up the Bulldogs teeth this
fall and by the time the big games
arrive the Ellis should have the team |
built around LeGore in such man
ner as to give them the full benefit
Of his wonderful ability.
If things pan out that way 1915 is
likely to be one big year for the New
Haven contigent.
The average fan isn't worried so
much about when the world series
will start as he is about his chances
of having a ticket for the opener.
1t looks as though George StalIings
will have to hand over that Miracle
Man crown to Pat Moran. Pat has
worked a few miracles that are not in
Georges book.
Some players have slipped out of
the spotlight in a hurry, but none
have gone much faster than old
Chief Bender. A world series pitcher
last year, he'll have to stand in line
for a ticket this fall.
Just when the big league fans were
looking forward to seeing Ping Boz
dies smiling face with the Yanks next
year Bill Donovan announces he
didn't draft the fat boy. Some ones
always taking the joy out of life.
Since taking hold of the Yanks
Rupert and Huston have spent $780,
900 for new players. 1t amt enough!
1t amt enough! Two more nickels
n1ioht 1At them q real ha11nlaver