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MRS. wIoHrhaAN AND MISS
SEARS WIN IN DOUBLES

pHfLA LPHfA. June Mrs Geo
" lEhfu1au and Miss Eleanor gcarH ~
Hoefou. won fhe worneu's doubles fau.u
tennis champ i0nahin ~ tho Unit -
states drfeafluE Mru Marshal Mrf.e4u
and Mra fcorUr CHAIRMAN. ~ New YORK
f0-a 60. fu IRE final FOUND of the tour.
nameuf ~ The ThIlafe irhia Cricket % DO
Mrs MiEhtwan VII meet Miss Wnila
fsr Tho single title tomorrow fu fhr
rerI.fraI round TODAY ehe dafcafe
N'au ENra ~ FcV Thiladefnhfa. CO.
CO. while NiHa Hiurufedf heat Maa
Martha Guthrie FfffshurRh - g. 80
TrfHV-a victory in the doubles rava
Me- WiEhtuIau her fourth national 90.
pc In that event and her second nair~f
with Miss Sears
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PHILADELPHIA ousrxD.

CHICAGO. June 1I.-ChicaEo deposed
philadelphia from first place to-day.
when they shut out the visitors ? 10 o.
Ihu Eame was pitchers battle with
Humphries out-pitching Rixev and De
msree and holding Philadelphia to three
scattered hits. The game sparkled with
being executed. Score "a n Il
Phtladelphi6 10000 0OoO-O z I
Chicago .......o0o 0OI.- o
batteries; RiNey. Demarce and Burns
kinirer; HUMPHREYS and Archer Two
base hits: Fisher. ?: Becker Sacrifice
hits: Niehoff. Zimmerman. Rase on
halls: orr Rtxey. =: off Humphries 3.off
Demeree. l. Struck out. Nv Rfxev
Umpires. KLEIN and Fmslie
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GAME STOPPED.
w. v. U. Had Good Lead on Pitts
burgh colieaians When Rain Inter
fered With Contest.

Special Dispatch 70 the intelligence.
hORGANTOWN. w. Va, June IL
Rain snatched another victory TODAY
from West Virginia, the mountaineers
having lead Of three runs over the
Pittsburgh collegians. when rain call
ed a halt In the second inning. The
Varsity got TO Miljus for four hits in
the first inning. The first four men
up connecting for clean drives, ano-
Their run came across in the second
inning. on successive hits by Jersey
and Leathervood. Barron was pitch
ing for the Varsity and was going in
old-time form. the only Pittsburgh
run being handed to them. This r. the
sixth game to be called this spring.
Both teams will play again tomorrow.
with the same pitchers working. The
score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-12
BOSTON BRAVES
VIII Come Hsrs Tor Bzhibdtion Game
with HtoEtes on Hithsr August
IL or September "a.

While IN Pittsburgh Thursday even
ing Manager Shriver % the Stogies.
made arrangements 70 have the BOSTON
Braves come here for an exhibition
game on either August ~ or September
y Just which ~ these dates will be
dccided on - not known as ~ will de-
pend largely on the condition 81 the
Boston club and the pennant race in
the National
This afternoon YounErtovn and
wheeling viii indulge In double
header This was occasioned hv the
rain yesterday. Another douhicheader
viii be staged Sunday 20 play on frs
postponement IN the FIRST ssrtes
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GIANTS WIN ONE.

ST LOUIS. June li-New York took
to-days game from st. Louis by the
score OF to 2. putting two runs across
and Snodgrass singled. and never him,
headed by the locals. Score: r. n n
New York .....002 lOO00-s a
ST. Louis .....-ooto GOODS I /
BATTERIES: Mathewson and Smith. Girl
ner and Snyder Home ran: Wilson.
stolen bases: Dolan Doyle Sacrifice
hits: Doyle, Burns. 'SnodgraHs Base on
balls; orr Mthewson. 2: off Grfner 4 .
struck out; BY Griner. l. Empires: Rig
Ter and Hart.
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SENATORS DROP oHE.

WASHiNGTON. June list Louis
hit Gallta hard IN three innings toda v
and broke Washington winning strea X
by taking the last game Of the series :
TO ]. James held Washington to i've
scattered hits. two Of which we're
scratches. Score:
T.. ". r
81. Louis ..... q q y q o * 10 q
Washington - 5000 1901 :
Batteries: James and SEVERED. Galla
and Henry.
Three base hit. Lavan. Shotton. Sacri-
fice hits: Lavan, Morgan. Henry Nc
Bride. Gallia. Sacrifice fly. Mcbride.
stolen bases: Walsh Base on balls
James 2. Gallia 7. struck out: JAIME .
?. Gallia s. Jmpires: chill and ConnoI-
IL
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GAME POSTPONED
]. Piuviua Intsrfsred Yesterday
Youngstown and wheeling Will
MIR In Double BIN Today.

J. Pluvius nterfered yesterday Just
game and "a was frnrossibic for thc
teams to get together The Umpire had
just started 20 the field TO call pia y
when the rain began 20 fall and ~ was
All off. This was great disappoint-
ment to the many BOYS who had been
admitted 60 the grounds a. Yesterday
was boys dav. The hrst game this az
ternoon will he called at o'clock.
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PLAY P. & 3. G.
Triadslphia win Mes4 old Rivals At
Elm Grove This Afternoon-Burton
WIN Probably Pitoh-

Baseball fans In the nut the pike de
trtcf are taking a great interest Boz the
game that vill be played mi safternoou
between Patterson and Elm Grove and
Triadeiphla These two teams are al
WAYS great rivals and This season IL no
exception The game will ~ called ~
ton. FORMER West Liberty Star tuirlsr
VIII be on the mound for the Triadel.
phia aggregation. while Costello will
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MORTON HvrNc1BLE.

PHILADELPHIA. June ii-Morton
mad the home team at his mercy today
and Cleveland won to O. He held
philadelphia down 20 two hits and wa !
given brilliant support. Morton's Two
Dagger sent In Cleveland's two runs In
the second inning. Score:
r. ". r
Cleveland 80. O21O0OOOO-S 8 d
Philadelphia 0OO0OOO-O .
sler. Bash and Lapp. SchanR
Two base hit. Morton stolen bases:
Turner, Chapman. Mclnnis Sacrifice
hits; Turner. Smith. O'Neiil Chapman.
Mambsganns. Base on halls. Morton !.
Hressler 8. Struck out: Morton 4: Bres
sler i. Cmrircs: Nailin and Dineen
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DErkorr DROPS ONE.

BOSTON. June llDetroit sent Dauss
70 pltch against Boston for the third
hed Sox won again. TO 3. Errors and
passes had some part IN the making OF
each Detroit run. Score:
- r. ". p.
Detroit -.. 0OlOOiOIO-5 /
Boston ......- o01OO0S - 4
and Thomas
Three base hits: Hobltzel. Henrik
Sacrifice hit: Dauss Rase on halls
Da1ss 3; Foster :. Struck out: Dauss
]. Foster :. Cmpires. Evans and Wal
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ERIE WON

Special Dfspsteh TO the InteliiEencer
DAYTON, n. juno ia young collie
sian named Lawrence made his debut ia
. Vet upiform to-day and Erie got a.
MIN for enough runs to win before
hampton relieved him. Skies and Nee's
n.ulnE FEATURED Score X. n. y.
Erfe ...........t0 0OOOOi0-
Dayton ........eO00 OOiOO- II 3
batterie--Heek and Tyree. Lawrence.
Compton and Orns.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-12
DAVE SAYS:

You can build a house on the
shifting sands. but IL would be
just like trying TO express style in
line and curve Of clothes without
the tailoring 10 make them perma-
ncnt.
Again. you can build a brick
house without mortar and il would
be just like putting into a suit the
finest fabric ever woven without
the tailoring 10 support il and
make IL permanent.
These are features that well may
be borne in mind when il comes TO
buying clothes.
And the Kraus-Made are the
clothes like the house built upon
the rock and the other built with
mortar.
They cost no more than the or.
binary kind you get elsewhere.
Weather for today: Fair.
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EvAS LOSE

Special Dtspsseh TO the TntsiIIgeneer.
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. June fI.-Rn
Essicks boys found their batting sye,
efsht runs. while Evannvflls was held A.
, four Italics. Score. n nj y
NExsns.ilIs .....5 oo00o1OO-s
Eattsrtcs-Fromhoiz and Hauser. Nc,
Arthur end McGraw.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-12
MARTIN RELEASED;
MULLANEY SIGNED
DIG sHAkE-uP IN sTooIE LINE.
UP IS MADE BY MANAGER
SHRIvER.
Returned Yesterday From Pittsburgh
After Trip for Players-Nespo
and Hunter Change Positions.

Harry Martin. field captain and
catcher Of the Stogie baseball team
was yesterday handed his uncondition-
al release by Manager Shriver. This
came As a surprise to the fans as
they were Of the opinion that Martin
was one Of the best backstops in the
league. Edward Mullaney. formeraily
with the New York Giants and the
Cincinnati Reds. was signed and win
NIL the vacancy behind the bat. for n
time at least. Mullaney's home is in
Martins Ferry. but for the past several
months he has been acting as coach
OF baseball and football at Dusuesne
University al Pittsburgh.
The signing OF MulIaney will I'M
doubtediy add renewed vigor to the
playing of the team a. Martin has
been playing under disadvantages dur
Ing the entire season. Soon after the
opening he suffered from a badly
mashed hand and but recently has
been affected with Charley Horse"
In the neck and throwing arm. Null
laney is a splendid catcher and throw
or. but II is feared that he will add
but little to the hitting ability OF the
team - -- -. s. -.
Both Shriver and MulIaney made a
trip to Pittsburgh Thursday evening,
returning yesterday. The trip was
made for the purpose OF looking over
some material that Is owned by the
Boston Braves. Shriver failed. how
ever. to get his hooks" on the desir-
ed players. II Is thought the reason
for Mullaney's having accompanied
the manager was the looking over OF
Pitcher Dillon OF the Duquesne Uni
versity team. Nothing was given out
on this source. however.
In practice yesterday. Nespo was
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AsrERToAH ASSOCIATIONS.

~ Cleveland Cleveland. g.. Mime
apoiiH q
AZ Coiumbus-K Kansas City. 2. Coiuu-
tua
AZ Louisviue Louisville. .. Mnvau.
wee
Ar Indisnapous-st Paul Z. Indian.
aroua
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To-day's Games.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

At Bunalo-Bunalo. ~: Rochester q.
Al Jersey city = Provtdence-Jerssy
city. transferred 10 June Is
At Montreal-Toronto-M post
poned. rain.
other games not scheduled
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Two base hits O'Mara, Griffith ?
Benton. stolen bases. O'Mara Leach,
Won kolnitz. WinEo .. CutshaW sacri-
nee hit; Myers. killifer. Bass on balls:
Appleton Benton s. Struck out: At
pleton I. Benton H. Empires: Quiglsy
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IN AMATEUR AND
SEMI-PRO WORLD.

Tho baseball teau rarressnflug faf-
frffN f.IrurVrf reaferdaF fr ffurhing
rE.rc fHft met md defeated the strong
krrrHn frar ~ that place hF 81 score
~ t0- The feature ~ fhc E1mf Wa
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any changes that she may propose In
the International rules that govern ~
taking of prizes. The more generously
she acts in this matter the greater will
be the glory which she viii derive
from II. She has raised question
which Is now receiving serious con
sideration, namely. whether the intro
duction of the submarine necessitates
any changes in the rules governing the
capture of prizes. The position seem
ingly taken by Germany. manly. that
she Is entitled TO drown non-combat-
ants because they ride with contra
band. is an untenable position: the
most that she could insist upon is that.
in view of the introduction OF this new
weapon OF warfare. new rules should
be adopted ~ separating passengers
from Objectionable cargo. II the use
OF submarines Justify such a change
in the law OF blockade as will permit
the Gordon to be Withdrawn far enough
from the shore TO avoid danger OF sub
marine attack. may II not be found
possible 10 secure an international
agreement by which passengers will
be excluded from ships carrying con
traband. or at least, from those carry
ing ammunition.
only Slight Change.
II would require but a slight change
in the shipping laws 10 make this
separation and belligerent nations
might be restrained from unneces-
sarily increasing the contraband list
II they were compelled 10 carry con-
traband on transports as they now
carry troops. Personally would
like TO see the use of submarines
abandoned entirely. just as I would
like to see an abandonment OF the
use Of aeroplanes and Zeppelins for
the carrying OF explosives. but I am
not sanguine enough TO believe that
any effective instrument of warfare
will be abandoned as long as war con-
tinues. The very arguments which
the adyocates~ OF peace advance
against the submarine. the aeroplane
and the Zeppelin are advanced IN Ia
for OF them by those who conduct
war The more fatal a weapon Is the
more IL Is in demand. and II is not an
unusual hing to see new instru-
ment Of destruction denounced as in
human by those against whom II Is
employed, only TO be employed later
by those who. only little while be
fore. denounced a..
The above suggestions are respect
fully submitted to those OF German
birth or descent. and they are submit
ted In the same spirit 10 naturahzed
citizens from other countries To the
naturalized citizen this Is the land Of
adoption. but IN one sense II may be
nearer 10 him than IL f. 10 us who
are native born. for those who come
here are citizens by voluntary choice.
while We are here bv accident OF
birth. They may be said 20 have paid
= higher con pliment 10 the United
States than Ne Who hrst saw the
light under the Stars and Stripes. But
more than that, u is the land Of their
children and their childrens children.
no matter for what reason they
crossed the ocean. They not only
share with us the shaping OF our ma.
tons destiny. but their descendants
have a part with ours In all the bless.
lngs which the present generation can
BY wise and patriotic action beouesth
TO the generations that are to follou !"
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NEW YORK. June II-Ne~ York
eNercore a seven run lead today. and
eetsatsd cnicsEo. after Manager Row
.And sArteo 70 put IN his reserves. The
score was 10 70 ?. The Yankees Won
~ ne eighth inning on Boones triple
snd Sonafnakers sacrifice ~. The Tea :
ture Of the game Was C,aidwstf'. 49,.
run. eriNinE IN two men ahead OF him
and tieing the score IN the sixth scor,
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Who be q home run uith the bases ~
- f.aTerfr.a battery was Bruno AM
Saunders. while williams and Nolar
OBLIGATED Tor Kennou.
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TERRIERS SHUT OUT

Special Dispatch 20 the fn,slliseneer.
III. WAIVE. Ind. June if-Ft
wayne made ifs ffv- straight victories
~ wtnnsts to-dayr gave from Tcrre
Hnats. % .. Through O~borns's clever
locafs two runs In the first inning. The
ecsre; r. ~ =.
bssferies: Nshf and MoCAr,y: Osborne
nnd Ttryerh
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shifted TO short and Hunter was tried
out at first. This switch looked good
as Hunter handled himself much bet
ter on that side of the diamond and
Nespo made a nice showing at short.
This change will. in all probability.
be given trial in the double header
with Youngstown this afternoon.
While Shriver Is pruning Il looks as
though he might add additional
strength In right field by the signing
OF man who can WELD the willow.
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The Hodshon hafebal team viii 90 u
Rush Run SUNDAY afternoon where they
wiI1 play fHe team ~ thaf place All
Hodehnn PLAYERS are requested Co. meet
~ the H0dahon store 30 ~ IS promptly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-12

Italian tests Of blowing with electric
motors demonstrated that II cost about
half as much as N horses had been used
nd about two-third "a much as steam
blowing.
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~. tiNCiSSATI. June ii-Appleton and
,lton pttched almost record ball here
s..-ets koins fourteen innings without a
WI crossing the plate The former
eeAkened In the fifteenth. however and
o. The deciding and oni ytaliv star,sd
.n Ns way when Herzog singled In the
htteenth- Groh flied out but HerEoE
a smAAhins double to right. score:
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f.arerty hss O. veil halanref team.
and have been very aurrrsrfuf fhfa
year. and would like 90 arrange gaufsa
with any 81 rear team Communicate
Win Hirton manaEer. LanertY. %.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-06-12

. Two base hit: Weaver -nree has.
nuts Maisel Boone. Roth. Home runs:
AaldNeH. fccktnpaugh. Stolen bases.
Fournier. Pipp, blackburn. 2 Scarirca
NUS weaver. DAILY. Sacrifice nies:
hlackhurn. Nunaunakcr. Bases on balls.
heatlngs -. Pieh. 2. WARRIOR ] Faber
&. Russell. l. Struck out. Nv pieh
haber. Russell ?. Umpires O'Iough-
lin and Hildcbrand.
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Americans Is an Introduction 70 an sp.
peal which feel II my duty 10 man
TO them
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Is innings
Gz%En4 p9yr poDonns L,
uG BArTLE-

ssasez wsshsaed In rsft.sath-cuss
Pun ou.ksrs out or rfrs-
otAnts Defeated 81 Lo,Its.
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YANKEES
oxn Up rnoM nEHIuD ArD ovrl
CohL nENEN RUN LEAD
AVID WIZ OUT

AtAls.tes shat oat-s~aa,o- D.f,.,
~ Loais ana Boston rakss
over Dstroil
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FEDERALS
Ysstsrday.a RENTS.

Ysstsrday's Results.
ChicPE. 4: Kansas CITY. l.
Newark. IL: brooklyn. 2
Baltimore. s: buffalo. 2
PittSburgh-St. Louis not
scheduled.
To-day's Games.
Pittsburgh at ST. Louis
chicago az Kansas City.
Buffalo at baltimore
Newark At BROOKLYN
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'N4nclnnau. !. Brooklyn. o.
chicago. =. Philadelphia. Q.
New York =. 81 Louis 2
Pfttsburgh Boston. rain
s-is innings
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To-days' 0Ames.
New rork At ST Louis
fhiladslphta 81 Chicago
brooklyn At Cinclnnati
Boston ~ Pittsburgh.
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To-dAy's oam<s
Cleveland At Boston
St Louis at New YORK
Detroit a. Philadelphia
Chicago 81 MashfnEton
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boetcn. 9 Detroit
81 Louis. s Washington I
New Work 10. ChioAEo. .
Cieyeland. :. Philadelphiz. Q
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Government VIII Insist.

There is no doubt that our govern.
ment will insist upon this position.
that Is an important thing. tho exact
date of the note ts not material Nv
reason for desiring 70 have tho matter
presented TO Great Britain. was not
that Germany had any right 10 ask n.
but because ] was anxious 10 make ~
- easy a. possible for Germany to &C.
cept the demands ~ the United States
and cease 10 employ submarines
against merchantmen. There is no
reason Why any German. Americans
should doubt the Presidents intentions
In This matter. am sure that every.
one VIII. On reflection. recognize that
our duty ~ prevent loss ~ life ls
moro urgent than our duty 10 prevent
Interference with trpde-loss ~ trade
ran BE- compensated for with money.
but no settlement thpt the United
States and Germany NAV reach can
call hack 10 life those who went down
with tho Lusitania and war would be
the most expensive NJ all settlements
because % would enormously add 10
the number Of dead
FOURTH hope that Germany viii
acquiesce In the demands that have
been made. and hope that she will
acqulesce IN tstcm without conditions
She can trust the United States 70 deal
Justly with her In the consideration Of
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-09-29

Gin tIeines @eididtz
9en, bas fir Die Musbiloung Ser enqz
ltfaen @olbaten uno sen ugifer" is
rer Sffi5iere be5ei4nenD lit, pirb in
Der nSailp Mail" aus 2onbon err
5ablt: nSn elmer @sgeno in 8eit=@nb
ipetoen idon 10 biele Monute binz
our9 Milttaribungen a~bsebalten, onB
oas Publitum bereits bas Snterei7e
fir Die perf9ieoenen laut 1dauenosn
Sommanborufe perloren Bat. 9p9
unlaneit puroe bic Nufmertfomteit
Der @pribergebenoen burb mertipiir=
Dig reselmabig unb i9arf tDnenoe
4ommanoorufe erregt. Die berfdiez
oeniten Rpmmanoos folg:en chamber
in lonoerbar seorbneten Mbitdnben
unb senauer Mieoerbplung Der Heiz
benfolse. @ir eilten nGber, I'M zen
8eliBer bieier berporragenoen Sttmz
me in 4u9eni9ein gu nebmen. @te
tannten mir dber, ais mir MIR einige
miibige Sffiaiere erblidten, bic nit
ibren StDd4en untatig %plauoernb unz
ter einem Baum itunben. Doh Die
Rommanoorufe tamen brett aus bie-
fer Grippe, unb nun tonnten mir
ou6 ben S9antri9ter zines Gram,
mopbons ertennen. .Re1ts UNI,
tlang es idarf aus Dem @rammos
p9on, bic 8efeble f9narrten meiter,
uno gum SdluB bieB IS: .Rubenr!
9anit mar Die 9latte abselpislt.
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geuba6tet bic aufseresten
&inbcr.
WsMtter

9as 6ieber, 8laiIe. @niriden ser
tpdbrenb bes @dlafeg unb be-
legte 3unge iinb &n5ti6en. baB SIR
8inb &iirmer I'M &Drper bat. &idaz
pop @prm &iuer beieitist Sic @iirmer
10 i6neu fpie m0eli6. SIT b%onitGnbig
ielbit fir Die 5arteiten &inSer.
Ingenebm einsunebmen; Fat Drei
ipirfenbe meoi5iniide Gl1aIitaten: -
tpirft als 2agutipe; beieitist Sic 8iirs
1ner llnb resulirt bas Spltem. Sangen
nit Ser 8ebanbl1lng nod beute an
nnb beieitiscn Sic bie llrlade Ser gnt=
clubbing. 25e. .(an5.).
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Beit.: Nlfreb 6. Mue1er. Mabor.
Mtt.: @ltso Mocllcr, Gtabtclcrt.
Strafcn : Committee.
Mlbcrmaii 9iebergall legte bpr 1u1b
bcrlas Sic fplaenoc Nciollltion, ipcItbe
auf %Iciilcl Mntrag NIT Namensaltfrllf
al,asllpnlnellAmlrSe aaG8s sxfsa sl.gss
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8ciunbbeitsbehIr6e

3iermit beidciniee i6 bem gtabts
g1erf. bob bas @orbersebenbe Elm ges
trener nnb fpmpleter Berift Der 8ers
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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1915-05-20
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Lambert Ville.

The annual meeting Of the Lam
bertville High School Alumni Asso-
citation viii be held In the council
room. Thursday evening, May 9th.
Amendpents. 20 the constitution
will be considered.
The repairs TO the fence and
grandstand at the baseball grounds
on North Main street are about
completed, and, and an interesting
game is looked for on Saturday.
The Fleet Wing Hook and Ladder
Company viii hold its annual carni-
val on the baseball grounds from
July 1st to 10th inclusive, this year,
and the committee is making elabo-
rate arrangements for a big affair
The committees appointed to re-
eeive contributions for the Belgium
Relief report that they have re-
ceived from the churches and others
here the sum of s136.40 which has
been forwarded to the New Jersey
Committee at Newark as a con-
tribution TO the fund from Lambert
vile.
An unknown man threatened to
shoot Miss Mary Hortman as she
was about to flag the Remington
train at Alexauken station last
Friday morning, but she escaped by
running home. He had mask
over his face, and the local police
have one or two persons under
surveillance.
Grover Minor. whose arm was
badly burned Friday by being caught
in the drying machine at the w. H.
Candy paper mill, is getting along
nicely. although il viii be several