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Arizona republican., 1915-11-20

WHY NOT TRY BALLSUMS for your next suit. s10.0O and up. Across from Kress' 5 and 10c Store.-Adv. If
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-16
DAD SHANER ASSEMBLIES
MEN FOR FAlRBURY TEAM

FAIRBURY. Neb.. April 1S-(speciai.)--
"Dad" Shaner. manager Of Fairbury's
state league base ball team. assembled
his pupils on the diamond Of the base ball
park Tuesday afternoon and gave them a
chance to show what they could do.
About dozen players were on hand and
the balance of the thirty players who
have signed up are arriving in the city
daily.
Dutch" sholl. the Hubbell pitcher who
played on Fairbury's semi-professional
team last year. was on deck, and he ex-
pects &c lard a berth with headquarters
at Fairbury. Mccall. another seni-pro,
who looked after things in the right gar
den of Fairbury's team last year. is also
In the tryout. Mccall has 9 good batting
record. Bowhay. a pitcher from Liberty,
Neb.. will arrive today and start work
He pitched here during the tournament
last August. Twink Hawks. the home
run hitter from Bruning. will make an
effort to secure a place.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-16
Omaha and Lincon
Dates in Schedule
Are Switched a Bit

IA Rourke. owner Of the Omaha club.
end Hugh Jones. owner Of the Lincoln
dub. dissatisfied with the Western league
schedule as far a. Omaha and Lincoln
khrnes are concerned. have entered into
an agreement TO switch a few OF the
dates The schedule az published by
OXEN did not call for game between
omaha and Lincoln In Lincoln until
june Is, 20 Rourke and Jones agreed TO
splst the first Omaha dates. two games
here and two Ia Lincoln.
IAneoln was 10 have played IN Omaha
May 3. .. q and =. With the switch
games viii be played in Lincoln May q
and g Then on the June series In lincoln
two games win b fransferred 20 Omaha.
June Is and l6 Thu foiioNinG two series
in July and August remaiH a. scheduled.
Thus the schsduls reads games with
Lincoln AZ Omaha May =. =. June IS. 70,
July 10 i1-ii. u. August Il. u. Games At
Lincoln read May n. -. June Ia II,
July a. "a "A. August =, =. 70
The contemplated transfer Of games will
he announced 70 o'Neii for that officials
ianction. -r@
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-16
PINCH HITTERS
WIN FOR LINKS
Schneider and Evsrden Engage in
Pitching Duel, Which Former
Wins in tbs Ninth.
MILLER AND ALTMAN DO WORK

LINCOLN, Neb.. April Ik-tspeeial Tel
egrani.) Lincoln nosed out q TO vic
tory over Omaha here this afternoon by
= ninth-inning bafting rally after one had
Teen set down. Both teams played gooS
ball ana tho largest crowd Of the season
saw Lincoln win its fret practice game
Carney sehreiber. formerly with Dem
yer. and EFerdon were exceedingly stingy
with hits. the blows being evenly divided
me pinch hIttsts. won the game for LIN
coin.
The Tigers scored fifst IN the second
en- schrriher's single and Williams
double. Omaha evened the count In tho
fifth when whaIen walked. took second
on Kaforas sacrifice and came home on
Esverdoa's single 10 left
onaha took the lead In the eighth when
Krug walked. with one down. and went
10 second on Hueismans hunt. with
Hualsman safe At first. Thomaa adj
vanced the rsnners with liner 20 Bohen
snd all hands were safe when he dropped
the BALL schleibnsrs sacrifice ny counted
Krug.
In the ninth cariten popped out. but
Miller. batting for Krueger. singled and
Altman doubled. Miller going 70 third.
Roth scored on sohrelber's single.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-16
NO SPARRlNG EXHIBITIONS
FOR CITY OF GRAND ISLAND

GRAND ISLAND. April 15.-(special) y
Finding prize fight booked by an ath-
letic association under the guise of
'sparring contest and being unable to
find any officers of the athletic assoc
ciation.". Mayor Ryan annoupced today
through the press that arrests would fol-
low any effort to pull off such a match
or exhibition. A few years ago an at
tempt Of the kind Yves made in Grand
island and stopped by Governor More
read. ga ~
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-16
MAROUARD PITCHES
A NO-HIT COMBAT
''The Rube" Wins Great Hurting
Duel from RuOker, Shutting Out
Dodgers, Two to Nothing.
LOBERT's WORK IS A FEATURE

NEW YORK. April 15.-Rubs Vanguard
pitched a no-hit game today and shut
out the Brooklyn Nationals. to 0,
Rucker, the veteran left-ha OF the
Brookiyns. opposed the New Yorker. and
II was great pitchers battle Only
three men reached base on Vanguard.
two on bases on balls and one on an
error by Fletcher. Only three balls were
lift TO the outfield. Marquard also helped
TO win his own game by driving In the
second run scored on Rucker,
Next 10 Marquard's pitching. L.obert's
ail-around work was the feature. Until
he flied out 10 Wheat in the seventh in
ning he had reached first base eight con.
secntive times, including yesterdays
game Scorer
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-16
Omaha Fails to Get
Fred Thomas Back

Pa Rourke has failed 70 land Freddie
Thomas az he so fondiy hoped. the
Cleveland club has sent Thomas 70 the
Portland club OF the Pacific Coast loop.
Thomas was a star on the Rouri<e
squad last year He went up 20 cleve-
land. but the wealth OF infield material
there made Il impossible for him TO land
Marty lerug had hoped 60 get Freddie
again. especially as Thomas refused 10
20 20 New Orleans where the Indians
wanted 20 send him. lilo would have
made q mighty neat addition TO the
Rourke infield.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-16
RED HOSE DEFEAT
THE MACKIAN CREW
Clever Work on Part Of Boston Men
Enables sOx to Score Victory,
Five to Three.
scHANG's HAND IS INJURED

PHILADELPHIA, April 15-clever
work by Lewis at bat and on the bases.
together with Speakers fast running and
a single by Hoblitzell in the ninth in
ming enabled Boston to defeat Philadsl-
phis here today, to 3 Bush was taken
out owing to wildness in the fifth inning
and Collins was knocked off the rubber
In six innings, Wyckoff and Mays fin
ished the contest, schangs hand was
split by wild pitch in the second in
ming. He will be out of the game two
or three weeks Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-16
KEARNEY SIGNS FORTY
BASE BALL PLAYERS

KEARNEY. Nsb.. April ik--(spscial y
Manager Matney OF the Kearney Buff
faloes State league team. stated today
that he had forty men signed for the sea-
sons play ana that these men would Be
tried out AT once. prSctios beginning next
Monday. some good men are among the
Lineup ana Il IL expected q fast team
can Be put IN the field.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-16
Standing Of Teams
NAT. LEAGUE I
AMER. LEAGUE.
AMER. ASSN.
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago, 16; st. Louis, 0.
Cleveland, II Detroit, 5.
New York, 8; Washington, 1.
Boston, 8; Philadelphia, g.
NATIONAL. AEAGUE.
Philadelphia, z; Boston, /.
Brooklyn, o. New York, 2.
Pittsburgh, III Cincinnati, g.
81. Louis, Al Chicago, g.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
St, Louis, ii Kansas City &
Buffalo, 8; Baltimore. 2
Pittsburgh. 8; Chicago, 1.
Newark, 8; Brooklyn, IL.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
louisville. 3; Cleveland, 0.
st. Paul. IL; Kansas City, 8.
indianapolis, 10; Cleveland, L
Minneapolis. 4; Milwaukee. 6.
Games Today.
American League--Chicago at ST. Louis,
at Detroit, New York at Wash
ington Boston at Philadelphia.
National I1eague-Philadelphia at Bos-
ton. Brooklyn at New York, pittsburgh
at Cincinnati, st. Louis at Chicago.
Federal League-Brooklyn at Buffalo.
Pittsburgh at chicago, Baltimore at New
ark.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-16

sfntted for Schreaber IN eiElth
aRa9ted for krueHef IN ninth.
sBaffed Tor Bohen IN ninth.
sRan for AliieE In ninth.
Two-bass hits: williams. Altman. Left
On beaos Omaha. D; Ltncoln. 4 Struck
out: BY sehrelbeL 2; 81 Evercon.
Mason. 7: off fryerdon, s Passed ball,
WilnaIne hit BY pitched ball: BY
erhfcincr. Huelsman. Time; i;b0aa UNI
nire Van Sickle.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-16
Totais. ....sl 7A.n {

'Baited for BaumgaI 1,ieg an ninth.
S Sc fSSis .....,...,5 SSSSdSS SiSs
Two-base hits: Faber. ouinIan. Weaver.
]. Collins, Walsh. Stolen bases: =. Col
Inns CD. ]. Collins t2). Felsch, Weaver.
Shotten. Earned runs: Off Hoch, in
eight innings. Sacrifice hits: z. Collins.
j. Collins. Breton. LET on hasea; Chi
cago, 4; St. Louis. TO- Base on errors;
off Fabsr. 3; off Perryman. /; off Baum
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-16


Leibold. Three-base hits: Dauss, Craw-
ford C9, oTaney. Home run; Cobb.
Stolen bases; Cobb, Veach o.. Steen.
Earned runs: Off Dauss. 4; off steen, 3.
Sacrifice hits: Turner. Stanage, Witt,
Sacrifice fly: Barbara. Double play:
Young to Bush to KavanRgh. Left on
bases: Cleveland, 8; Detroit, 5. First
base on errors. Cleveland, 1: Detroit, /.
Bases on ballsi OFF Dauts, 81 off steen,
9; off Morton, 2. Hits: OFF Steen. ! in
five and a third innings: off Morton, | IN
two and two-thirds innings. Struck out;
BY Dauss, g. by Morton, 2. Wild pitch;
Dauss. Umpircsi Hildebrand and
o'Loughiin. Time; 1853.
Yankees Trim senators.
WASHINGTON, April 1b.--Fisher passed
eight men today, but his good work In
the pinches held Washington to one run,
and New York won a to victory. Three
OF Fishers bases on balls were given In
the seventh. but q strikeout and good
fielding prevented Washington from SCOT
ing, Harper, for Washington, was taken
out In the first inning after he had passed
three men and made a wild pitch Ayres
and Bentley finished the Savne. Score:
aWrWNVf
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-16

gardner, g. Hits: Off Hoch, in two
thirds innings; off Perryman. 1 in one
third inning 1.-TWO runs one on, IN secondl;
Struck out BY Feber, 10; by Baum
gardner, Z. Wild pitch; Baumgardner.
Passed ball Schalk. Csupires: Nallin and
Dineen.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-16

!. TWo-bAse hts, SAFER. Beck. Stolen
bases; Dolan. HuEEins, SAFER Hiarned
runs; OFT Doak. Z; off Cheney, 8; off
Standrtdge. l. Sacrifice hit: Fisher.
Double plays; Beck 20 Miller 70 HugElns,
asqisted). Left on bases; St Louia 8:
chicago First base on errona: Chi
qaGo. J; St Louis. l. Bases on balls: Oft
Hits: orr Cheney, : in two and a third
innings; off StandridEo, 3 m six ana two
thirds innings. Struck out; BY Doak, 8;
by Cheney, 1: By Standridge, q Wild
pitches: Cheney "a. Standridge. TIM
pIres: Qulgley and Eason. Time. 500.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-16

Table Rock Defeats PAwnss City.
TABLE ROCK. Nsb.. April I6.-lBpeciall
The Table Rock High school base bali
team defeated the PHwnee City High
81 the season ey,s score Of Z 70 at Paw
nee City.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-16
WHALES LOSE TO
VISITING REBELS
Poor Fielding Spells MOrdecai
Browns Chance of Winning
First Game for Tinker.
DICKSON MASTER OF MOUND

CHICAGO. April 15.-Poor fielding
spoiled Mordecai Browns chance OF win
ming his first game with the Chicago Fed
erals today and. anyway, Dickson was
master of every threatening situation. 50
that Pittsburgh inflicted the locals first
csfeat of the season. to !.
Dickson struck out seven Chicagoans
and played a clever fielding game. Nc
Connell succeeded Brown when the latter
retired in favor OF q pinch hitter. Score;
RH.E.
Chicago 80 10 o o o o o. 7
Batteries: Dickson and Berry; Brown.
Mcconnell and Wilson.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-16

CINCINNATI April m-Cincinnati
Svened NJ matters with the Pittsburghs
~ winning the second game OF the series
here TO-DAY. 70 I. Two Mid pitches By
Benton In the fourth inning were
responsible for Pittsburghs only run.
ytherwise he pitched In mid-season form.
Harmon pitched good hall Leieune'R
error making one OF Cincinnatis runs
possible. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-16

se Bs8 "a ~, April ls1Philedelphia de
punched In two innings, together with
errors BY the Braves infield accounted
Philadelphia pitcher was in fine form.
Alternating nurries OF rain, snow and
ran skirled about the players during the
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-16
Hose sLaught ter Browns.

ST. LOUIS, April 1Esr1Tne Chicago
Americans by punching hits with errors
and bases on balls IN six innings today
scored sixteen runs against st. Louis,
which failed to send a man across the
plate. Faber was invincible. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-16
CINCINNATI.


Pittsburgh ..A...I 20 o. go o 81
Cincinnati ..,..-..O o 0 0i "a
Stolen base; Olson. Earned run: OF
Harmon. i. Sacrifice hits; Groh Moli-
witz, Johnston. Left on bases. Pitts
burgb. 8. Cincinnati. 4 .First on error.
CincinnatL I. Bases on balls; Harmon,
q Benton. 2. struck out I3y Benton. q
and Emsi.e Time 1,3
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-16

DETROIT. April 15.-Detroit defeated
Cleveland by TO today in q game made
noteworthy by the large number OF extra
base hits The visiting PLAYERS made four
COUPLES, while the Tigers garnered three
triples and a home run. Cleveland had q
good chance 20 win in the ninth. when
paues passed two substitute bstters, but
the necessary hit was Iack'-~ score:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-16

.IWo-baae hits: Hyrne, Schmidt, CroVath
Magee. Three-base hit; Schmidt. Stolen
bases: Whitfield. Smith. Sacrifice hit:
Luder ~, Double Rlasy; g9wdy 70 Eysrs.
q Base on errors: Philadelphia. 2;
Boston. Bases on balls; Off Mayer, 1;
of Hughes. l. Hits Off Hughes. In
ming, Struck out. BY Mayer, 4, by
Hughee, B. by Strand, l. Times 1.a& UNI
piress Byron and Ortiz.
4 Cards Bunp Cubs.
CHICAGO. April list. Louis defeated
Shicaso by = TO IN q listless game today
Cheney's wsldness In the third inning
caused his retirement. In this inning
three bases on balls. three wild pitches,
= stolen base and q single each off
pitcher obtained from san Francisco'
save 81 Louis the game. DOak pitched
N midseason form In the ninehes Score:
er orffa .......
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-16

IOWA CITY. Ia. April -osneeial TEL
Iowa University. 4
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-16

soufheFn Association Results.
Al Ailantar-Aflanta. s; New Orleans, 2.
~ c1attepoosar cnaftanooga. ., Mem
"a iAttis noek-IAstis Rock. s; Nash
Al Iiirminshan.- Birminsham. 7; Mo-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-16
.Batted for Collins in seventh.
"Batted for McAvoy in ninth.

Batted for Collins in seventh.
'Batted for McAvoy in ninth.
s sS;,. sa,. a;;;:....."..o Q Ioe1 3-s
Two-base hits: Hoblitzell, oldring, Nc
AVoy, Strunk. Stolen bases: Speaker.
Lewis. Earned runs: Boston, s.; Phila-
delphia, 3; Sacrifice hits; Hooper, CARR
gan. Gardner. Walsh CO.. Barry. Loft on
base on errors; Boston, !; philadelphia
/ Bases on balls: OFF Collins, /; off
Bush. s; off Wyckoff. q Hits: Off Col
innings; off Bush, In four and a third
innings: off Wyekoff, IN four ana two
thirds innings. Struck out: BY Collins,
]; by Mays, i; by Bush. 2; by Wyckoff, 4.
Connolly. Time: 2.a0 II. -
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-16

sbatted Tor shleIas in ninth.
IRAN for Smith.
sBatted fer Morton in ninth.
Cleveland ..........0 l 800 3 o o.
Detroit ....,......-0 o 2 o o ) Q 0 IS
Two-base hits: Shields, jackson o.,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-16

Cornell Is; Hiagara. O.
University Of Miehisan. "A: Warrington
Army. 10; Lafayette, z
Harvard, Q; uniyersity Of Maine, ?
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-16

KANSAS CITY, No. April lA-RaW-
lIngs' single and advance TO second on a
bad throw. Easterly's hunt and another
wild throw gave Kansas City a Einth-
inning victory. 4 TO 3. In the last of a
three-game series with St Louis. scoEss
RHE
* ksrs l:o1i c, i;;.S SSS5s5GSaS :
batteries; Davenport, Blank, Wilett
and Chapman; q. johnson and Easterly.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-16

New York. ..a."...I oSl o?
Washington .....-..0 O-l
sci. Earned runs: New York. 2; Wash
ington, /. Hits: Off Harper, none in
two-thirds inning; off Ayers. 5 In six and
third innings; off Bentley, l In two in
Cook. Double plays: Peckinpaugh TO
Boone to Pipp. Williams to Mcbride,
Peckinpaugh to Pipp. Left on bases: New
Off Harper, 9; Off Ayers, 2; off Fisher, s.
First base on error: Washington, l.
Struck out: BY Harper. 1: BY Ayers 3;
by Fisher! L Wild pitches: Harper,
Ftsher. Umpires: Mullaney and Evans
Time. S:lp. -f. 7sr.r 80 3.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-16

BRooKlnN.

pAtteq Tor ntengel in seventh.
eBatted for Rucker in eighth
First on errors: New York. j; Brooklyn,
< TWn-base hit. Burns. Stolen base:
fnodgrags. Left on bases, New York.
~ BROOKLYN, 3. Base on balls: Off Mar
guard, q. off Rucker. g. Struck out: BY
Wild pitch: Rucker. Hits: OFF Rucker
, in seven innings. OF Raglan, in one
Inning. Time; LII. Umptres: Rigler and
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-16
WASHINGTON.

sRan for Henry In ninth.
eBatted for Ayers In seventh.
sRattAd for Bentley In ninth.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-04-16
Tiptop. Trtm NewarI.s.

BROOKLYN. April l5.--The Brooklyn
r'edsrais scored ten runs In tho fifth in
ping against Newark today. defeating the
visitors. II to 6 Fifteen batters faced
whitehouss and Billiard in the big In
ming OF the game. six hits. five passes.
two errors. two steals and Wild pitch
accounting for the high total Of runs
seaton had a hitless game up to the sixth.
when he sased up. Toward the end Man
ager Magee used several substitutes. The
hitting OF Magee. Kaaff and westerzili
were features Score: RH.H
SSSctIsn 100. 10 !,SsSS Lid Z
Batteries; c. Whitehouse. Billiard
Brandon and Rariden; Seaton and Land.
Watson.
Terrapina Lose 90 Blues.
BALTIMORE. April l6-Buffalo fen on
suggs for eight hits and six runs IA the
first three innings. winning today's game
from Baltimore. s TO 4 Smith. who re-
lleved sugss. allowed only two hits in six
innings. Bedient pitched good ball for
Buffalo throughout Score; R-H.E.
e eStt,Iso,: ,..i adSSSSS Ssp !
Batteries; Bedient and Blair; SGEss,
Smith and Owens.
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3enn EeriOnen iuesen Spiunagc in
8elgien erI6oIien, 21 oerboftet, 3eblr
on0ere, oorlu1ter bret Srouen 8u
3uhtbGusItrofen berurteilt. - 9ieie
No6riht pirft Elm 9relleS Sdlaglidt
ouf oie lpeitber5meigte &erihp0rltng
uno Spionoge, pel6e bon ben beuts
iden 9eb0roen in gelgien aufge0eGt
ipuroen. 9luBer Ser sSGudtberbelfunB
bon i1,n9en milttdrpfIiftigen EerIo.
nen, IoIlten @iienbabnen H. 0ffentli6e
9ol1ten in Die 2lft geiprcugt mer6en,
murben feinoIihe6Iie9er iiber Oelttid)e
fSeloIoger geIoft H. 7. NJ Bronttnen'
te Wtttglieoer Ser fran30ltihen 8es
beintpoIi3ei iporen ouh in Sic gliid.
IiherneiIe oufgeoedte 8eri6morl1ng
beripifelt.
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fatlnt iei, 0aB 6n5 ouSlp0rtige glmt
feline @ebeinlbienItobteilung unter.
bolte un0 0aB ein oe1tti6er Sffi3ier.
Ser nerlQBlibe 2tngaben iiber ieinc
gerIonIi6feit mahe, in erIter 2inta
oen Namen Ieines Hegimentes nennen
miir6e, IN oeiien Ronglilte er itets &c.
fiibrt miro, niht a6er Iein4rlneeforps,
90 ieiu Gegintent ieoer5eit eillem OH.
oeren aorps 3ugelpieien rueroen fona-
tc. Ger Nelp Dolfer 8lmoeS0i-
itriftSanpalt 0taridaa neinte, ooB
ieiner 9luiiht nab nod niGt alle
,gerIhporer" oerbaftet nor6el1 iater.
8eitere Suftbefeble mur0en dller-
oiug8, nie er beriidert, nod rlidt
auSgeItellt, anoere Gcrboftungeu mir.
oen aber rpielleidt" ooh nod iolgen,
n@ir g(ouben niht," iagte er, nooB
gerooe biejentgen, Die fin ote Ser
ldiporunq am metIten berantnortlih
Itno, feiteenomn1en iperoen" Gie
6auptihuIoigen Ioaen prontinente
3el1tih-Nmerifaner iein. gsotiirli1
8oran Iino mir ia eep6bnt, uno 3
Iolte uns gnr niht tptn0ern, baB Die
lnbeilnlihe 8erIdnorrng ols cine
HeboIution i'm RohtitubI eroet, gu.
NAL SSon ben Gertrieb bon mebi5ini-
fhen SaI5en Ieitete. Or bat iibriaens
eosobre lang in aonoon aelebt ituo 1tic
bie 9otiahe geIeugnet ooer 81 berber-
gen geiu6t, baB er onti-engliib ge@
iinnt lpar unb iebe GeIegenbeit benllss
te, nm feline oelttIde Wationalitat 5it
proflanlierea,.
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Republifauii6e 0elpiune.
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teS erlpdblt.
SSn &entnfD lit 6a5 8ablreirltat
nod mentl6teoen.
gScIt @irginia uno MiiitiiIppt bite
ben Oen1otrctiid.
Die nod lmpolItdnoi9en 8oblrcs
iuItatc 5eigen iiberaa rcpubtttaniI6e
@etpinne, lln0 beionoerS baben RrobI'
bition lno 6rouenltintmredt Iold7
gtieoerlogen erlitten, 0aB 0aS Reiri.
tat ouf DE 8untmipolitlter un0 glls
acknowledgements - Onnf 6e8 0eut.
lhen 0otltntS - niht obne nad)balti-
ge 8irflrng bletben fam. Die IN Den
9ititaaten ogegebenen 0tebrbeiten &C.
gen 5ruuenltimmredt iiber1uiegen bel
8eitem Die Der ge9enparti8eu 6rau.
enltiu1mre6t-Staaten.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1915-11-04

ounflen Orange 0es redten 8ege8 b.,
puBt un0 bat genug BON Den uglul
SfD" Bropoittionen geb0rt, I'm olti
ieoen rgolo brid" binein5ufallen. 8e.
reits 3iebt ba8 britiihe Sthabontt eine
3Dongsanleibe in England in ndberG
9etra6tltng. Ger britiide 5inan3.
Ietretdr mohte I'M l1nterbouIe be.
fonnt: g@enn ii6 6ie Station nid)t
ous eigenen Stiiden oa5u berbeilaiien
min, 10 miro lie ge3mungen neroen
nliiiien. gei6t iiber Die SdIfte, aber
iiber elm 3rittel oes ginfonlmens bon
ie6er Neutrality-suspicious. miro berfiigt
meroen." % miro Der brttiide
4otriotismuS ia nod erheblt6 geitei-
CERT lperoert.
Sentidlc, iuenn Gnre amerifaniIfen
9laiierten iiber Dem goifb Gapel- -6all
mieoer einmol niht oie galfen in ben
eigenen 9luoen iehen fonnen Damn
belft ibrem @eo1htnis llod ltno erin.
nert iie ooron, rpi2 alib in ben Ser.
Stoaten eine amerifaneritl 8ipar niht
Ionoern gar - geb1ngt
muroe. Grinnert tie on SSrou Suratt
BON Baltimore, ipelde als Der Wtit.
billie our feigen @rmorOlng bon
Ibrobam 2incoln beroGhtig, gebdngt
muroe, lino atpnr uilf 8efebl eines
Griegsgerihtes. WaiB
GaneI ntiBbraudte ibren aranfen'
mdrterirtnenberuf 1ro bic gribilegien
bes Hoten &reu5es, fie mar Der Spio-
mage iiberfiibrt, ibr 9etpiiien nor nit
oeutldeul perratenen glut befledt,