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Arizona republican., 1916-05-14

SUMMARY: Two base hit, Kon- etchy. Three base hits: Maranvillc, J. C. Smith. Costello. Double plays: Evers to Maranville to konetchy. Bases on balls: off Reulbach ?. off Hughes 2. off Adams l. Hits and earned runs off Reulbach. and ? in , (none out in 6th): Hughes, l and in |; Nehf, and none in 2; Adams. g and , in S 2-3; Kantlehner, and 0 in ? Ia. Struck out: By Hughes 1: by Nehf 3; by Adams ?. Empires: klem and sEason.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-14
Western League
TEN FRAMEs-No SCORE

TEN FRAMES-NO SCORE ST JOSEPH, Mo, May 13-In a pitchers battle between. Sterzer and Sommers. St Joe and Denver battled ten innings to a scoreless tie. The game was called at nightfall.
 R H r. Denver 900 900 900 0-0 , 0 St Joseph .0O0 900 900 % [ c Batteries: Sterzer and Stevens: Somers and Block. kOESTNER'S NO-HIT GAME TOPEKA, May 13.-Koestner pitcher a no-hit game for Wichita here today and shut out the Savages, the Wolves winning to 0.
 R H E Topeka . 900 900 OO0-O 0 0 Wichita ... .010 100 1l1- , II . Batteries: Larsen and Monroe; Koestner and Gray
Arizona republican., 1916-05-14
Boston
Pittsburu

sBatted for Compton in Eth. SeBatted for Hughes in 7th. asnHatted for Nehf in 9th.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-14
POSTPONED GAMES
American Association .

Amcrican AssocIation Co,umbus St. Pau1. Toledo Minneapolis.
 sT Western Omaha Sioux City. pes .NoinesLincoln--
 National New York Chicago.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-14
Coast League

 Batteries: Standridge Zabel and Bassler; Johnson, Arellanes and Spen- cer.
 At Portland R II E San Francisco ........ [ Z Portland .......' .......... 6 l3 1 Batteries: Couch and Sepulveda; Lush, Higginbotham and Fisher; II innings.
 At San Francisco K II E salt Lake .................. ID c Oakland ........ ........... 1
 Batteries: Hughes and Hannah: i: Trough and Griffith. Hire 9 little salesman at The Re publican office. A want ad will see
Arizona republican., 1916-05-14

Hire little salesman at The Re. publican office
Arizona republican., 1916-05-14

"Batted for Schmidt in 9th.
 By innings Boston ...... 200 900 i00-3 PittSDurg .ooO ul4 VU~-J
Arizona republican., 1916-05-14

American League Open date; no games scheduled.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-14

Coast League San Francisco at Portland. Salt Lake at Oakland. Los Angeles at Vernon.
Arizona republican., 1916-05-14

and the select of the Golden top leaves from the Virginia crops to complete the blend and give ''body'' or "balance'' as only Virginia Tobacco can do
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12

Ios @erbolten Der rcpublifanAcn NutionaleoH-
BENTON III Gbcogo in0en iie IN i6rcr @latiorn la9t:
.iur crfldrcn, oaB mir cintrctcn fir Die @cd)usung
e0es aueritoniihen 8iirgerS IN olcn cinctt yicden.
mclde iDm gcpdArlcltet iin0 0urdl oe @oRtitutloiL
1lird @crtrGgc ln0 ous 0cet Der G0Iter 0abeim llo
un 9lislai0e. 3u 2onoe mo 8ur Gee uito Dab mir
0ipic bcibiibcn mnocu~ n0 inocrn c Charles "
Nu06es iiir bic 4rooeutiAait nonIlrt bat idlent I'M
aa5cn 2aaoe 3ufrcoeubcit errcgt 81 bobcn. @ie mir
ldnu riIber ali 0iGler 5tcle geiagt Bubcn oaS 8olt
ba Oos @eiitbl oaf Scrr Sugbcs ancritaHcr 1o MIR
9mrrifancr lit llno Ct benefit ooB Dos &of ibn
rd6te belrtbciIt 1dt pcnu er in ieinen 9lnna9nc
idteibcn iogt lid trcte elm fir sic bemnItc mo
nidlt paaenoc Misunderstanding oacr 9ec6ic Der dnle
ffnniidcn 8irar 5u &uiier un0 3u &oroc,@ uuo pea
cr meter iogt LID trcte Gin fir eiuen 9mcrifoniSnuS
0cr ieine auocren Abidltcn icnnt tr eilen Notrio-
iisiis ocr ctn8ig uno gan5 iit 30 cingrboren oocr
naturoirt bon mclAer 9uc o0er @laubcn, mir bn.
bcn mir rin 2ono, uno mir gcitattcu anh nidt fir
rineu Mlonicnt cine getbcilte 2opaltdt Des lit en-
atnerfansnuis mic er BON Den @riinoern Der 9lepu.
hHf proflanin plroc 2oBt ebt bic ocnofratide
Gonpcniion uio sen GouoooteH, ocn oic GonDcuton
ouiltclen miro in oercl6eu nr5mcoetgcn gseiic prc.
dlcn iu0 DnN0eln
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12

Trob ullcr 5re0ersgcriidtc sic III Den cbcn 5luci
g8odcn n ltmlauf iiu0, loen Oic ncacltcn glodlrdl
cr aus 1eutdjln0 0ud6 erternen ooB man oort oitF
rinr dHqere Enuer 0es Arcges 8cfaBt III. Iugreno
pielcdt ollc itreiteu0c @idde 8u eem gSaffenltill
ltaf0 bcret in0 10 crfdrcn bic 0eutidlen 3etngct,
iit syranfrcid nmer nod BON 0cn gSubn 6efnngen
0ag Gin olgcueucr 5u ocider 3eit geIlbrter Angrlt
ncr qAiirtcn IcutiAlan0 auf bic NniG 5wnigcn mus.
g8e Sic 5udcn a6cr uigcn6lidlid itebcn luirocn &uB
lono lno Stolicn mebr ols rob ieil pcnn lic iebcr
uidt augearfcn nir0cn uio niit GngIonoS oul penn
Napier tcDcn0cn iilni Wilonen&cer nllein ais Ser.
hiH0gic wroe 0jeiera Sofrc wo6 tonnt Don elit'
idpioenoru 5icgeu iraunlcu.
5oltc mirflid mr 5rantrcid III icncr @erben-
0nN cine 5prticblng oes aricges petlangcn 10 muroc
oas fcip uI5 arcBes NmoeruiB iein bon rgcno elmer
uQutrnlcn Nlndt aus 0cn g8cg 3li enen bul0gen 6rie
0cu Ill babucn &rdiioent &iliou bat lebt6in einge
ltai0cu oa3 Scr @riea feucr 8artc cinci 0erartig
N0erraoenoc Qoft6eI 6riugen fonne, Dob Elm @e9ner
bqfedltiai ei oen ui0eren 0el 6rieoen 5lt oftiret
iW0 0aB III oes6ob allcs wetcre 8hitUerQicBcn fiir
8pcdoa 6aItc gin crfret iin Serr @Iion oaut ieia
npr cnannorem0den @oiiit bc ben Dcntlden uno
bren &crbHocteu gerdoe feiier 6elonoere 8eebtDcit
nbcr wcun rr icbt ais mridtger ebrbcr glann lih
bcuibt ena &eritonoiaima 0et fdnipienocu Hationcn
her0ei8uii9rcn o uaren oie Gcntralndhtc gauiB bic
aeeell sic i9nl 0ca 5tl6l boz bic I6rc estcn glidt
mri iir opi Grea iiidt Iagcr ortcBen tonicil oocr
gnr ali Suugcrildc nngten onoerH neil iie me ia
ui erMoe ibrc 6ciioe audi ocr ieiien lleber5enenng
u0 o0B cS ir tpinc Potion 5nH 5caen acrcidcu tnuD
perl oaucrioc 6einoltoit oic &oltcr cni3ueit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12

Ynlt more 26 Mlai 1916.
Inen oaran inicreiliriet 8erioneu ipiro bier
nil NNnridt eribcili. baB Der Staoi' Snacnien
am %. Mai 1916 III oieiem 8iredl, iuic ct
0mrcb Den glbimniit o. 9lriifel So beS 8nItt
more Sidot&o0er BON 1906 porgelbrcbci
miro, ben erfidrenocn Ylan lluo bic 9npliiai
Men.sliueuiruHa anS glsu.@iiaFruno bon:
Mucn, uchcn i0d0 gior0s GaD fGtrnBe lnmient
Bis 1927 gloro.Nouo Girabc
AneA, bnier 1900 9od Ioro'gsoliesS
niio glor0 Surbdm Strnbe
AncD, binicr 1900 9lod Jlutlnnosglbcnne unt
Aorbt tSurbant Sirnbc
SinrN, binier 1000 9IIod Gor6s@ouo, StroBe
gSciiieite.
NncB, 6ifier sholeiie BON 0fABrefonssiraec
Siuil6cn pooeproOe glleh mo glaeD peii.
li1 Don e. RaulrSir0he.
NucN binier Noroicite Stt9ioblc SiraBe 5ipi
lnen eobearope stne1 nno slucD welilid
BON ~. Hnul StraBc
Mich, iiolid) bon SlioctsStrnBc, 5piiobcn %
2SeiieDltper @irdBc nno observation-disclosures
NncD. noroid bon Der Yloroieitc EfpnnUnlc.
GfiaBc nn0 0lilid bon Charles Srabe
Ancn, iiolid bon Der Siioicite GitHninbeiic,
9tecHnc uno ueiilioD bon Si RanlSirnBe
Nnel, peltlidl bon @orclaDsSiraBe mo nbrold
bon 00nualesSiraBe
Nncg, Dnier Der 0clieite bon Qatro6es Gtrl6e
5miicbcn panbalesSirnBc mn NuilOciesglbe
MllcD, biHter Der Giietc bon Qnirobcs strobe
5iuliden yunoale Glrabe nnO Hninpcitcs9luc
NlcA, OnliO nli0 ipeiith bon 8arcluOa@trnbe
tno iiolld BON NnnpaIeSrdB
Niien, pltid bon Vi0rndno gtucnuc 5lUiimcil
ennoae' Sttabe mo Hoiopeites@bcnue
AlteH. mcilidb bon gi qauh Girube. siuilheu
Noole' uno BreiiunsSirnBc
Nllr1, bnlter 2. 4 ulo 6 @nniuiStrabc
uno 3 uno z Baca SirdBe
glle oabon bcroiiencii Rerionen iinb berc6s
tiai innerbulb so Iuaen bonn Eaitm borbcs
ldgicr ylpil3 an TIM GulilmDrer Gin0tacri6t
bnr9 lnriitlid eHgerei1ie Neiitiou baeceen
81 nppeliren
9lhuro 0jpnn,
(N'al2G, G,SuHi29.I0) Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12

entebrenoe Bcotngungcn pir0cn iDobl fiir fencn
Saot gcltclt werOen, uno es Ioec balptGddl an Dem
gSilcn 5tm 6rc0eu @euiB Sdlmerigfeiten piirOcn
d ergcbcn, o6cr niht imii6cr6riidbure; man bat cr
iobrcn mos bcute areg beoeutet ino IN Der grut Ocs
@in5cncu gliibt ldngt sic 5ebnnidt nod 5rcoe
Dcutdlano miro Hdt orrfopfg icin oenn trob iei'
ncs oienborcn itrategdcn Gortbcls oiire es bod in
naHcn Eunttcn nodlgc6en oic es ielb ais beredtigtc
6orOerlngcn betrodtct Soaten ubcr cinc 6egncr 9e.
oinau9cl liellen ou ole eS unbeido0ct ieiner Gbre
ialo icincr tinftgen Sdjcrbet nidt cntgcben fonu
Damn ldNe IS bel Dem @rdiOcnten @ilion e 5ir Gin
dlt 81 bringen Gr braiidlte oo5i feinc nrocn oipo.
motil1c %cr0onoungcu 5u pilegen, broudlte nidt 5u
bittcu uno 81 flebcn on0crn bate oen Sositorrgen
mn cine Soffe 5u 5eigel Die ie nadgiebig madleu
piiroe uie ge6ihtgte &nScr: embargo ouf gSaficn
no Nhllition
Wlit ooicr g8ofic IN Der Sono fam es Der YrGii.
ocnt Der Ser 5tnotcn ic0cr8cit uncrnebmcn Elm be-
dleiuiigteS GnOe oes areges berbei5ufiibren 2unge
acnug bat CT england in imierem 2anOe freic Salo
acaiicn Bat ibm rmcre Silisqueaeu 5ur Geriiigng
gctcnt bat ogor ieiue llebersrfe geouoe Srosoem
III cS ndlt gclugen @eutid)Ian0 5l oeniitbigcn 0a-
gegen 0rngt cs INNER 0eutlider an Den Gag Dab nDt
MIR ole treitenocn @0lter onoern oltd mir gmcrita.
ner lfmer 5u leiocn ba6en uHtcr Dem curopodeu
ariegc. llnicre cignenen Snereen erior0ern cinen
booigcn 6ricoeu llno id)on aus ociem @rlmOc ioate
Erdocnt SSilio mcnn aud uutcr ocn gorrpanOe Der
gSumoiitD@ ar feline @iodt bic i6m OnS gSoIf in Die
Sano oegebcu ouf6ietcn fir Den ben aaer g8elt CT.
Iebnten 6rieOen olf GrOe g9 Q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12
LET THE DEMOCRATS DO LIKE
WIGE


The action of the Republican Ma
tional Convention in Chicago by
adopting a platform in which they
say: We declare that we believe in
and viii enforce the protection Of
every American citizen in all the
rights secured to him by the Consti-
tuition, treaties and the law OF ma
tions at home and abroad, by land
and sea, and by nominating Charles
Il. Hughes for the presidency seems
to have created satisfaction all over
the country. AS we have said be-
fore the people have a feeling that
MI Hughes is an American and
nothing but an American. And he
shows that the people have gauged
him right, when he says in his letter
of acceptance: II stand for the firm
and unfinching maintainance of all
the rights of American citizens on
land and on sea. and when he fur
ther says;''I stand for an American
which knows no Interior purpose; for
patriotism which is single and com
pletes whether native or naturalized,
of whatever race or creed, we have
but one country and we do not for
an instant tolerate any division of
allegiance" This is an Americanism
as proclaimed by the founders Of the
republic. Now let the Democratic
Convention and the candidate which
that convention will nominate, speak
and act in the same unmistakable
way.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12
Mdlt eeiten.



g9cr aiuocr licbt. tomm biiliSbcreit berbeil 90
1T cs felt sSa5rau aeboIteu moroen 10 miro cs aic9
bcHr oili 8ueitcn &iingittage en 2os set unlercS
oeutdjcn g8niien6auicS III gum Golfsfeltc unlercr
Dcutd) gluierioner geporoen, 0os @ridcu bout BON
Ncr3cn 3u Scr5eu Sin 6riblinas5aubcr ioa IN oen
9fmaagen aud itber 0ie per5en 0crer fonunen oene
0cs 5Mdols raubc Sdno bic @luiter aenonlmen uiO
8arie Wlbcn Der Sie6e locn lid9 enttalten olc 5ar
ieIicn oic coeliteu Ole bliiben onHen ole BON oer
@onuc ocs Nlitlcos gepedt wcroen iir oie oeutlhen
Maicnn0cr 0cr Staot, oonlit III oeicn III Der ruben
Sacno don 10 iduer gcpriiiten NlcuidcnfinOern 0le
lchcr5rugung gciehet miro 0lan iorgt filr ils. oo
piclc fins 3D. Bic lmieren ingc Scbenswcg ebner nno
crbcacu. nab er onri ipGer ms 6reic uno bc erner
Ar0eit iii bic S06e iiibren miro slnS oieen &noern
tperocn 91endeit Sic an YtenidcnIicbe 8lonbei iuo
in bnen blei6t 0onfburiet uobnen no oos Iertrouen
An orucn mcld9c sic Gcr6ittering aus ibren Ser5eN
nenommen hoben. @ebt oieien ainoern einen %og;
nidt cin beItumtcr arcs Der Qaudcn 9altinoreS,
neiiL ale oacn 8uul 6eiie oer Moiien fommen oas
aaH3e 1cutidtbuni fol- cs en llno 10 lei es bcltel
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12

Iiu eBtcn Iuae babcn rcdlt linerIrcadlc ylodrid)s
ten aebrudt bon ocm G9cil Der rliidcn ShIadttront
no a bic gluianbc Der ocrrcidildlnaorldlen Arnee
M 0ic 9liiieu III 5dod 5u baIie Gie 9lanridtcn ans
peersbira iiber bic Griolge Der 8uiicn IN @oliden
nao @nIbnnicn mogen bertricben icin, aber % fam
uobI nidt III 3mciieI gc5ogc mcr0en Dab oie Deter
reidcr rcdt cmpiinodlc gdcOerloeen crlitten Doben
Gs deint 0nB oc rlidc Seereslching mieoer ma
0ie altc Nctbooe oer gdopirrng rieigcr @lenlden
maiicn SIR gInpenouue bringt unO ourh oas &cpidt
aer GroBcn llabersall oen @cgncr 5lriidordu8t DaB
Fs 8u cincm nomnia9en @prorngcn Der rullilHen
W1oici bis All Ole Starpot6en fonmen miro lit cood
nidt 8a o5uneBmcn. &cnn icBt cine ocutdlc 2rmcr
ipc0cr ringrpiit Dielleidt inter Ger beud6rten Sub
rng Duu @}adenrn miro old Oieic meme aroftanitrcn.
Gliug 0er 9hiiicn lib uerbhlten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12
9eIanntmadlnnnsn.
garcan Der elraaenOuraOrnas. qonmIilaIe.

N0IfIWOrc, no. 1mnT I0I0.
Sic SfruBenourdbrucbs GomnliNdrc mnhcn
bicrmit IN ucbcreiuIimmuna nllt Dem Snlts
morcr SiQot9baricr. Ibmnti 500. nelanli'
bcm iemenno5unlBgitcn Sagr i'm Sum 1916,
&otmitinQs nm n ll1r IN Dem Niiredn oct
Gommiil0rc int 0inibnnns abbolen neroeil, mn
oc &olmddi uus6uiibcn nuo ole i0nen iber.
irnpencn uio BON i1nen Oerlangicn 8ill6ien
5u ernllcn i'm Ncircii Der 0Unoemnirun8 llno
Nr6finumg Der gSeitcrwnlpsNucunc, BON oet
1torolcic Der ErciunohrciBgncn Sirabe bis
sur Slbicie Der SicrunoorelbiglieH Strabe
uuo bon Der Goroieiie Der SerinooteiBielien
Sirabc bis 5ur 9iuroieiic Der SlinlnnooreBlas
iten GiraBc gcntdb Der am g. 1nli 1916 una
ier5cihnetcn &croronung M. 1853 bcS NinDoi9
uno SiabiraibS bon Baltimore.
SDnu g. 5lubiuette,
0cnrn Dr. 9llHc,
0arrn ". Jlcmlen,
9onmiiidrc.
lAmn2l 6Ieri.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12
gIlaFernnas .GummiiNun Der etaot Baltimore
0lui1nnuS.
NaItim0re, 90. Mlai 1916.
9ln lllc bic Ce nnacht!

al I I m c, 20. Winl 1916.
gln Nile, bic 60 anlebt!
Gs miro 0ermIt aemdb bon 4blnnlten Sc
y muo SO oes Baltimore StaotGbariers be-
lanni aenddt, bub bic @fluiierunass Gonmiis
on nad beni TO- Sut 1916 beqinnen miro
Die nadgendnHten @itnEcn itu0 gllcn nit mos
oerncm Nlaierql 81 pilacrn, Een du ptIaiiern
nno Hcn 5u bclegen, Iue Ycrlunen mo 9ors
poratpnen iUeroen oeshulb nniaeiorheri, @rs
luubHb0einc fit uue glrbeiicn 81 oien nno
bieie Dor bcm 10. 9nli 1916 az beenocn, bic III
irqeno ciner Heiie Die guiarabuna ooer gIuis
reBung 0endnntcr SirdBcn uno 9lneD n0ibiq
mahen nodieu, ndhhem iie dui iocbe 9Scic
9ep aitcri ooer neu aepiaeri ooer neu be-
le9i liHo.
Die obenaeHdnnien Siraben iinb gtleb lino
Sdruocr.strnHe, bon 0urlemiglpenue bio Ger
tnQionsS Sirlbe
Baltimore. .etrahr, bon 5nionslbenue Dis 9erp
inlOusStrlbr
granaep saemne bon gdrococr.girabe bis
9lrlinaiunsNbcrue
@lorrlS eiasB, BON gibolesiraBc bis Nori6.
NlOenuc.
SIN sniiraoe Der 8iIalicrnnas .Gommiilion
Der Stnot Baltimore
". 0citd Compton,
Soriibcr rno coniultlrenoer Snacnleur
3. Wi GDnilen,
Gtra6ensS Sn0cnieur
(0Rni97 % SunfS fO)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12
Qfanemnee.Gummilaum oer staot Baltimore
Nl0thh0uc
Y " w q 7. V7WTTT w
sin Mic, bic cS angcBtl

~ a | M G., y. AlUl lNlO.
sin Mite, bic rc angcDtl
IS miro biermi qcmdb bon Qlbldlniiien So
y uro SO Is oes baltimore Siaot9bariere be-
ldnni pcmad)t odb Die Yilaiicrunges0 s0umms
lion nnh ocm -. Snli 1916 beainncn miro Die
nangenannien GtraBeu nit mooerncm Niaies
rial Sn pi0iietn. ncu 81 pfaiicrn nio neu 6il
beleeen elnc Ncrionen mo @orporaiionen
mcroen ocsbalb aulaeoroert @rlaubnbidelne
fin aue Irbeiiet 50 l0len ili6 bicie Dor Dem
"a Snli 1916 81 beenoen bic IN rpcno elmer
gSeile Die gniqrubuna ooer glurelBnia ge'
nannier Sirdbcl n6iDa madDen m6dDten ndms
oenl ic ani ome gseiic gepnIicri ooer nel
Acpilucri oocr neu beeai mo
Die Qhenpcnannicn SiraGcn iino.
Mnlberrn strafe, bon St. @onl'StraBe bis
0bnrless sStrnBc
Gbnrles GhuGc
0nnliituu Strnfc, bon GurOrobe gtncb bis
Sonrilanos Strubc
Sm guiiraQe Der Biaiierungs GouImiiIon
Der Stqti Baltimore.
M. &ritl Compton,
@orlitcr uuo coHiultrcnoer Snpcnicur
o. vi. 6puiicB,
(SuniiOf210.26)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12

y. 9NUWT IVIU,
Gg miro biermi beiunnt eenlabt oab SEQ.
NcrNer acmdb her an 49, Snni 1908 nHcts
6eibncien &eroronnng 9lr 100, glbl6niit AZ,
'enrdegapb 12 Cuc AM 2S. ytnbember 1911
amen6irD nn Grluubnib nnhgeiud1t BAT, oas
Auweieii an oer Citeiie eiuer 8 5nb Nuc0
i05 SUB noro0iiib bon Der Saiopcite.glbenie
uno binier gir. 1899 -3S SiiQuiancites9lOcmle,
ais clue 5iieuili6e @aroge 81 bennben
z. Z. @Drne,
(Nunif012) Cjeb1uOesSuipcftOr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12
@larDlanO snatbanS.

Ea5 Eireliorium ocS Nlnrhlnuo 8udi6nuics
miro big sum IA. Snnt 1916, gahniiitnaa
I'M 4 llhrs 9uaenoie fit bic gieicriina uuu
orctnuieno Eunncn Neihiublen bic einer glnd'
Nopen 0er SpeBfil0ioHen f1nnen dui 9lnirngc
i'm 9iirean oes g8aroeins cranat peroen.
8nrqiUdli tiir Die aetrcne @rtiilnne oes
Gontrufie1 miro berlanli
glnacpbie ueroen an "a. SUM 1916 gc1iinet
80blunpen moHntlid bdnr.
Sas Sireiiorinm bebdlt lid has 9icdt bur
raeito Elm oocr ale glnaeboie nbSuipeicu
SUbn q. 8cUnnro,
(Smi5.19t2) gBdroen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-12

lInlerc gnsfn6r an @rOOiOffsu 5Iciid, Sdladt
Dic6, WioIfcrei 9roouttcH, 9ounmoaiomcn0I, Baum.
iUole uto Wtneroolcn III ben nit Dem 80 g(vrl ub
gedolienen 5ebn Nlonoten oes 9lcdnunasio6res 1915
y battc rincr @elomertb bon $1 ,005 ,3979 919 NAB
reno Die gusiu6r oIder @rooufte i'll oen aleidlorfe.
oen 5ebn Wfonatcn ocs Nornbres cncn @ert6 bon ST i
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item 3ebn Nionaten Oes Red6nunesa6res t9t5-'16
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-10
TEDDY WILL Be
NOMINATEDBY
MOOSERS TODAY
UNLESS POLITICAL
MIRACLE INTERVIEWS
Leaders Had Hard Work to
Stave Of Action by Del
egates Yesterday.
HAD TO KEEP FAITH

AUDITORIUM HALL. Chicago. June
Theodore Roosevelt viii be- nom
mated for President tomorrow by the
Progress siye National convention un-
less there is some political miracle
an agreement between It's conferees
and those from the Republican con.
vention. or direct. emphatic word
from Mr Roosevelt himself. that tho
Prosressiv" nomination would not be
accepted
For hours today rhe leaders OF tho
convention STAYED off a nomination
nat they knew and every DELEGATE In
mo hall knew was 'rowdinc forward
with The hour them -elyes and could
r1 more D." stopped shan an avalanche
Do once th" convention was assured
mat tn" last hope Of peace with the
Republicans was gone and Mr.
tou-''clte nomination at fne
Coliseum could not be- accomplished
After three sessions thar ram
'hrDu-h the Eamuf of emotions from
uF ''ri1 Cor Mr. Roosevelt fo cain
40, pas Tomato discussion Of planks iu
'HD platform. the convention adjourn
morrow lf was only after repeated
assurance from fta leader. that
Colonel Roosevelt nIus,f desired
that Tho nomination De postponed and
or1forv That played dpou their good
nature That flp DELEGATIONS swallowed
their own convictions. that the nom
iratun was tne real and only bu-i.
(Conunued on Page FourtesnD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-10

cautioned the women who had torn It
down
soon. Mrs. Rutherford threw or
her hat and laughing and cheering
led fresh outburst
Struggled With Police.
handsome woman in the first
large flag and flung n overhead. Two
stroYe 10 stop her. She gathered the
surrender H. There was a gentle
struggle while the eyes of the whole
convention were focused on the by
play Suddenly. the big flag slipped
from her hands and fell to the floor
OF the hall. The woman placed her
hand to the brim Of her big hat and
bowed low to the retreating officers.
The band swung into the star Span
gled Banner" and the crowd chcered
that until the windows ratified Then
H. played America" and mighty
chorus joined
At 5.5u tho crowd responding 10 the
chairman appeal. Quilted down, the
demonstration having lasted 81 min
uteS. the roll call went on and North
Dakota yielded TO Wisconsin and NJ B
Oldrich nominated Senator LaFollette
The roll call went on and for Penn.
sylvania Emerson Collins presented the
name of Governor Brumbauch
Mr.. Collins concluded and the re-
naming states were called without
response.
Senator Wadsworth Of New York.
then moved his special rule To allow
hye minutes for any two seconding