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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-14

Big sic Sreppe auf un6 ab uno
{@leppte tleine uno grobe Pdd4en
in bas Mobn3immer.
sSn oieiem Mugenblid t0nte sic
Rlingel. &onra6, Der G%ouiinen uno
@olanos jingiter Bru0er, Dffnete Die
Sir gum Meibna4ts3immer, oas Die
un5dbligen &er5en Ger Mei9nahtsz
tame nebit oenen auf Manoz uno
5tdn6erleu9tern pra4tDoa erleu9tez
ten. SIM &amin aber brannte Elm
GROCER 8u4entlob - am Sfieez
}tranoe 1ino bie 8u4en beimtf4.
Mber - tpie fab es fonit i'm 3imz
mer aug? S9 glaubte midi in eine
poitpadfammer bsr{ebt - uberau
auf Sen @tiiblen, Sen @ofas, auf
Ger Gr6e lagen groBe uno tleine paz
tete, uno Die meibge0edten 3ii4e
tlieben leer. Mit Subelgeidrei 1tis5te
ftd &onra6 auf Elm I'm angrei4es
patet, oas ieinen Namen trug - jez
bes anoere Jamilienglieo 1u4te na4
Dem ieinigen. 8innen elmer ein5iz
gen Minute tparen alle nit Muspaden
tef@dftigt. aonra0 batte oie srite
Suue entfernt, jeBt lieb CT sic Mrme
1inten: Jrdulein Gina 8ornemann!
ieiner @6meiter Mamen %ftarrte ibm
entgegen, bas patet man6erte gu 81
ma, mdbreno @olan6 fem Sulflappz
patet, in Dem er 8I9er permutete,
an &onra6 meitergab. gbenfo be-
f@Gftigt tparen Sante 3raute uno
lire beioen @@meitern. Man bDrte
muir 6as &nittern 6es padpapiers,
bas @ufen Ser 11euen MoreHen, uno
tpenn en61i@ 6as @ei@enf ieinen
9errn ooer feline 9errin 9efunoen
bate, au@ pobl einen STUFF oes Gntz
5idens. Mlma un6 Gina, Die 5uz
nG@it groBe &artons erbtelten, in DEE
men iie neue 8alltoiletten mdbnten,
batten 10 oft 6as INNER tleiner tperz
6en6epatet ab5uliefern, baB Tie faft bus
Snterei1e 6aran berloren. @4ltebl14,
teum in Ser @rDBe zines Mpfels,
tebrte es gu ibnen 8uriid, un0 bag
nun gum @or14ein tommenoe @tut
entbiiute 5pei rei5en6e goloene ubz
rem, mie lie ii@ sic 3mininge i@on
ldngit geminf@t batten. l1no bier
mar ser @penoer, 6ie Mutter, uniere
g%ebefreuoige Sante. Sraute, nt4t
f@tper gu erraten. @@tperer tpar oas
Bel Sen Sulflapps, sic bon @ertpano<
ten un6 5reunoinnen tamen. 9a3p1>
f@en Hang immer tpie6er sic Tlurz
alode, f@onen INNER pie6er Sui
flapprufe, uno, penn 6ieie jebt mel
mobl Sen 9ausleuten galten, ab nno
I'll mar ood mod Elm %perfpdteter fur
sic 6erri9aft 6abei. Mu@ fir MIDI
cab es Sultlappgef@ente, nno Sente
5raute 3eigte mir einen fleinen 5t1d,
ouf oem ID mir iie aufbauen iolte.
9enn nun qing's a11s Mufbauen! I'M
tel M9 uno ST uno Dem grraten
ser @ebsr beoedten ii@ Sic Sii@e nit
SEN @eihenfen. 8iele @aben maren
Ser lie beigefiiet, unb 0as @orle1en
hiel er 8erie bi1Dete na@ eingenommez
len fe1 tli9en Mben0ehen, gu Dem es
Meis unb Mpbntu6en, aber tetne
8ierfarpfen gab, cine 9uel1e aQgemeiz
rer 6eiterfeit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-14
5ulklapp.
Cine meibnadtse rinnerun9
bon Kdte Damn.
Suuftriert bon s. Msmus-9resben.

Ser Baum fono fertis ee<
f9midt auf Dem tleinen meibgeoedten
Slid. Gina uno Mlma, Die @ouz
1tnen, uno i9, Der Metbna@tsgaft,
Sen oiefes Sabr cine Ginlaoung an
0ie Wahertante peri4lagen batte, fan<
Den, Dab es iebr i4Dn mar.
Mus Sem Meben5immer rief Sante
Sraute: r@iBen au@ sic &er5en
felt? 9as lit Die 9auptia@e, es lit
hdbli9, tpenn Sic &er5en f9tef iitz
gen."
rWiro nun a%ufgebaut?" fragile i@.
uMufgebaut = mas oenn?"
rMun = acknowledgements =
Sbr fdentt oo4 eurer Mutter, euren
8riioern un0 euren 5anten etmas
uno iie eu@, oaS mub oo@ aufgebaut
peroen."
rM@ 10 = nein = bas gibt's ni@t
= bsr gifts Sulflapp."
@om Sulblod, ser i'm &amin oes
engliiden @auies brennt, bate i@
mobl gebDrt = aber Sulflapp?"
rSultlapp tit pra9tpouer @pab,"
ertldrte Mlma, Imam triegt ein groz
bes patet, 10 grob pie Elm 2einenz
toffer, uno 1@lieBli9 iit'5 Elm Sc
f6.nt in elmer tleinen @@a@tel, 10
Helm, bab Elm Sting b%tnetnpabt."
Sin Mufbau, Sen man iofort beim
Gtntrttt in oas Weibna@ts5immer
iiheri4aut, tann gar ni4t 10 i@0n
ietn," fagte Gina, voenn bent' nal
BLOB, menn bier ale auspaden uno
oa5pt1aen immer pteoer sic 9austir
eebt un0 man orunten i'm 5lur 9Gnz
aetlappen uno Sen @uf Sultlapp b0rt
= es lit gu i@0n, nan bat ni@t
nur einmal bie @pannung, pie BEL
eurem Mufbau, ionoern jeoe Minute
fann, na@ 20iung Ser @pannung,
cine nele @pannung brtngen:"
rg1tdt gu berge1en Die @pannung,
nit ser man bemiibt 1T, Sen @eber
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-14
bsber6srgen t0nnen, mitt1ere uni

ten b%sber6ergen t0nnen, mittlere un>
feline.
vDie trage1 mir na@bsr gum Sui
tlapp," fagte Gina, "oer &utf@er uno
tie &D9in tragen Den &orb - gu
mubt natiirlt9 mitfommen."
5ante Sraute rief gum See, uno
taum tpar Der eingenpmmen, 10 ma4z
ten mir uns fertig. Mlte grobe Mdnz
tel unb untlet6fame &apu3en berbuQz
ten Mlmas uno @lmas 5ierli4e ST.
euren, uno Ser primaner hatte ioz
gar bes alien &utf@ers @4afpel5 an
qelegt. Ser fribe Mbenb ounfelte
herein, sic fletnen 8lenolaternen muir
Sen b~erteilt, benn sic @trabenbeleuaz
tung mar ni@t gldn3en6 uno 5lurz
beleu@tung in Sen 9dufern Ser @taot
nod nt@t po1i3eili@ angeorbnet. Mls
mir eben 6ie Sreppe binabitiegen,
&rti9an uno Siten boran, mir nit
Den 2aternen binterber, muroe Die
6austiir aufgerihen, 6ab Die 8lode
einen neitidallenoen 2drm aab:
rSulflapp!" rief cine tiefe per{feQte
@timme. un6 Elm grobes pafet in
Nadpapier flog auf sic 9ielen. @oz
lano bob es auf uno las beim
@6ein ser triiben Betroleumlampe,
sic sic @ausbtele in altpdterifaer
Meif e beleu9tete, bie Mufi9rtft:
6errn Molanb 8prnemann. nDas
iin6 getpiB 8i9er!" REF ct nit gldnz
aeno.n Ml1gen uno trua bas i@mere
patet sic Sreppe binauf, Inn es gum
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-12-14
@trobenzM osferabe fir Sulf1app.

gu erraten," REF Delter 3olan6, 6er
prtmaner, ser loeben ins 3tmmer gez
treten tDar.
rMennt ii@ oenn ser @eber ni&t?"
fragte i@.
vMan@mal ia, aber ni@t INNER,
oas @rraten 1T ia ser 9auptfpab.
Dent NAL an Ole @erme@slungen, Die
&c nod na9ber betm 8eoanfen gtbt.
8et eu@, ga miro erft bef@aut uno
cann erfldrt: oas lit bon Mutter
un6 8ater uno ienes bon Der @roB B.
mutter uno bies bonn Sbetm net11
= oas 1T gu lei4t gema@t, Snlt1app
1T btel beHer."
Sd pagte feline @egenreoe, oenn in
fab Elm, baB i@ MIDI erft oapon iberz
5eusen miNe. @orldufig erf@ienen
mir 6ie an sen runoen Si1@, auf Gem
Ser Baum ftan6, ge14obenen Slide,
sic auber Ben Naf914uheln nnbeftBt
parea, re9t trotlos.
rDu biit muir geitern abeno gu !pat
qnaetommen, &dte, ionft bdtteit 81
oeiferr1 Sen gan3en Sag belfen TOM
men, als mir Sultlapp : pafete ma@z
ttn."
Sd muSt. nit Sen Gouiinen bin<
uber in sic grobe @@rantf tube, oa
marer 3abllofe patete aufgeftapelt,
qroBe, Sic elmer, tleinen @tuhl 4Gt>
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-19
Or. and Mrs. r. 1. Reid Rroueh,
Daughter. Marion. Homo From
Metropolis Last
Week.
CUT THEIR VISIT SHORT
Daughter Was Attending Horace
Mann -sehotars Had
to Take preeau-
cattiona

The spread Of the infantile paralw
sis in New York caused DR.. and Mrs.
r. L. Reid of this city to make a
Tasty departure last week from The.
metropolis with their daughte, Marion
so that she might not be exposed to
the disease.
The Reds were spending part Of
their vacation in New York City and
doing some special work in Columbia
university, while Marion was attend.
ing the Horace Mann school. This
was at the heighth Of the infantila
paralysis epidemic.
The pupils in the Horace Mann
school were required to use disin-
fectant wash; to use cheese cloth
rags instead OF handkerchiefs, and to
wash or burn them. The children
also had to be kept out Of street cars
and crowds. Every day, DR.. Reid said
the New York newspapers had big
headlines concerning the progress Of
disease and the necessity for care.
All this brought it so close home they
decided to leave while 1t was still
safe.
They took the Hudson boat on July
10 at the 129th street pier near Co
lumbia university where they were
studying and came up to Albany
where they got their train for home.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-19
day, August 8. 1916. at 10 !. m.

day, August s, 1916, at 10 .. m.
George T. Pearce and Mary =.
Mcmillan. administrators.
A report Of the account of Albert
Naeglin, CONSERVATION of Maude De-
GaImo, was filed, said report show
ing that there was q total sum OF
$327.O9 received, and like sum paid
out, leaving no balance
Resignation Of said conservation
filed, showing that said Maude De-
Garmo now resides out OF the state
of Illinois, and Is a resident OF Ia
coma, Washington.
Order of court filed approving said
report, discharging said conservator
from further duties. and releasing
his bondsmen, and striking the cause
from tho docket.
Order fixing time Tor hearing on
final settlement in the estate OF
Nancy A. Cutler, deceased, as OF Sat
urday, the 5th day OF August, 1915.
at 10 q. m. %. p. Cutler, administrar
tor.
An appraisement bill Of the estate
of Caroline Mills. deceased. was filed
by M. C. Hpwed, VIM. w. Hull and
E. l.. Strader, which shows the total
value of property as appraised. $55. 10.
AL 1uV0uGOIy VI S3kl0 OoI1SC, AAASSA
by James w. Westfall. the admins
traitor, shows the following real es-
state: Und. 2-5 of NV. 2O-7-6; und.
1-3 OF ME. Me- 1915. Sh OF w. 1ba
of 81 OF Sc. of Sc 6-7-6.
Petition Of said executor for the
sale of personal property at private
sale, was ordered made by the court.
In the estate of Elizabeth J. E.
Booz. deceased, the petition Of VIII
Booz, executor Of said estate. was
filed. for authority to. sell the per
sonal property of said estate at pub
lie sale, which prayer of the petit
toner is granted by the court.
Order fixing time for hearing on
final settlement in the estate OF D.
H VanDoren, deceased, as OF Mon
day. the 3rd day Of July, 1916, at 10
a. m. Mary A. VanDoren. executrix.
Final report of the account OF Ed
ward C. Ndohr, administrator Of the
estate of Margaret Walter, deceased,
which shows:
Total amount received 1850. $4,000
Total amount paid out ..,.....' 293.34
Balance due tl6.oo
Final order OF court filed approving
said report, and showing that the
administrator has paid to Christian
Wilkin, the above balance. and direct
ing that the administrator, together
with his bondsmen, be discharged.
In the Joseph Mace estate, final
order was filed, discharging Hen
riette e. Mace, the executrix, from
further duties In connection there
with.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-19
- &XDZ1K&XXZ%GI
|8 y NEWS d
FOOD 80
pFANSx2.:

! Yesterday's hero: Wild Bill Dono.
van. When the Yanks dropped
notch to their most dangerous rivals
and Nick Cullop fell unconscious WITH
a torn ugament and Ray Caldwell
ltmped from the field with an injured
knee cap, Bill pulled the old Donovan
smile that won't admit defeat.
Davy Robertson caught one on the
nose at st. Louis which would be go
ing yet If there hadn't been fence
some 400 feet away. 1t was record
homer for the Mound City.
Iris Speaker spilled the beans Tor
the Lee Fohls in Washington when
has muff let the winning Senatorial
run come across.
Young Meyers, Connie Mack's one
pitcher, famed ten White Sox but
lost his game when his mates failed
as usual.
Detroit, Chicago and Boston all
moved up as the Yanks fell.
Charley Herzog wants to buy him
self. He offered his boss $4,000 to
set him free. Nothing doing, Garry
says.
John McGraw was walking of the
field at st. Louis, under orders from
General Bob Emslie. Miller Hug gins
didn't think he was walking fast
enough. Suppose you set the pace
for him." Emslie suggested. Higgins
joined John in shower.
RUDE Olding caught the rattler out
of his home town yesterday and was
right at home when the Yankees lost.
1t reminded him OF recent times with
the Athletics.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-19
many INJURIES
| IN BIG LEAGUE
culIop and Caldwell, Yanks' Only
Dependable Pitchers, Arc Forced
Out of Game for Many
Days.
'sHANG'S SKULL BROKEN
jPIucky Catcher Fractures Head In.
Collision With Grandstand-
Severod and Archer
Hurt.
sHANG's SKULL BROKEN

NEW YORK, July 1e.-Fate had
shuffled the cards for several Amer
lean and one National league team
today with disastrous results, dealing
the already stricken Yankees another
blow and cutting down the batteries
of no less than five teams.
Pitching in the second inning OF
the game against Detroit, Nick Cul-
lop, the Yank's most dependable
twirler, fell to the ground with a
torn ligament which will keep him
from the game for weeks. In the
same game. Ray Caldwell stopped a
hot liner with his knee cap, and
limped from the field a cripple for
few days at least. Wallie Schang.
the Athletics plucky catcher, crash
ed into the grand stand in pursuit OF
foul, and fractured his jawbone and
possibly his skull. Over in Boston,
Hank Severoid of the st. Louis
Browns. collfded with Babe Ruth at
the plate, and was knocked out;
while the last batteryman to suffer
was Jimmy Archer, of the Cubs, who
smashed a finger in stopping q foul
tip.
Dodgers Increase Lead.
The Dodgers opened up an even
wider gap on the struggling National
league field when they were present
ed their game with Chicago, to o.
Joe Tinker started a row which
wound up In the game being for
feited to Brooklyn and the Cubs fin
ed $1,000.
The Yankees, Keeling under the
last blows of their jinx, succumbed
to the twirling of Willie Mitchell, Of
the Tigers. and let the Red and
White Sox creep closer to the lead
ership.
Donovan's team must face the
strong western clubs within a week
minus three of their best pitchers.
their two hardest hitting infielders
and at least one OF their star out
fielders.
Playing better ball than they have
displayed all season, the champion
Red Sox are climbing steadily to-
ward the top as they swing past the
half way mark, while Detroit and
Chicago are in position to make
things unpleasant for any club ahead
OF them.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-19
FIVE STRAIGHT FOR
SCR,APPY NAPOLEONS
sonsp arte Ball Club Beats Fort Maol-
son Democrats, Making Firth
Straight Victory.

The Ponaparte baseball team won
their fifth straight game Sunday when
theY beat the TT. Madison Democrat
team at Chrfsty park by score OF
3 70 l.
"Snoky" Stevens, Bonaparte pitch
er. held the yfgitors 10 one hit In nine
fr.rfuga and struck out eleven men,
oily nineteen men facing him IN the
frat six innings,
The batteries for Bonaparte were
g.eger.s and fsoske. and for TT. Aadi-
am. gaafro1E. Brfear and Harry.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-19
Visionary.

Sioux Falls Press: The democrats
are determined to carry out their
program, and the whole country will
be interested now in seeing President
Wilson launch the government in the
shipping business without the ships.
Another beautiful dream OF the exc
cutive is destined to prove . night
mare before he wakes up.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-19
orr. Tor oNl1e.echers.

r5lrsnefl TsiuSss Eo,E-,-fsils y. II.
Pa7ftls seTyed ~ Iaeysh@r III the
bazrd III par6oas and parole one
wssH, This Has Gaze where ttis
or5c1 sfpsgf.t t:3s man, and after ~
rosr6 sf-a fls refused 20 se-re We
age lssstT nszr1y forced naceF tsiese:
circumstances go let the Doys have
the ofices wfs3 care siaohza about
them W beesStae seekers.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-19
IOWA TO GET
FEDERAL BUILDINGS
Omnibus Bill Contains Authorizations
for Construction In Many
Cities.

The omnibus public building bill
submitted to the house yesterday
contains authorizations for buildings
for the following cities in Iowa:
Sioux City, $335.000; Shenandoah,
$4,000; Fairfield. $4,000; Marengo
$4,000; Newton. $4,000: Oelwein
$4,000; Algona, $4,000; Corning
$35, 900; Eagle Grove, $4,000; Har
Ian, $4,000: Knoxville, $4,000; In.
dianola. $4,000. and Mount Pleasant
$500.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-19
CLUB STANDINGS
National League.

Yesterdays Results.
At Chicago, 4-S-2; Brooklyn, 2-7-3;
(forfeited).
At Cincinnati, 6-9-1: Boston, 4-6-1.
At st. Louis, sill; New York,
PIP.
At Philadelphia, wet
grounds.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-19
Makes Swimming Record.

NEW YORK, July 1O.-Herbeft
vollner performed the expected and
today holds the worlds record for
200 meter swim. The former Column
bia crack set up a new mark of six
minutes, 81 3-5 seconds, clipping two
seconds off Charles Daniels mark.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-19

"MY HAIR DRESSER
SAYS that there are thou
sands of new hairs coming in
my head. I use Every Week
Anti-Septic Oil Shampoo every
week or ten days and my hair
is softer and easier to handle
than I have ever known it."
Soc at leading druggists.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-19
Shamrocks Lose.

MASON CITY, Ia, July 19.-With
the bases full in the third, Eppe"
Brown cleaned up with three base
hit. A single by Black scored Brown
and the "colors" ran.
Score by innings r. II. T..
Mason City -. .004 90 COS 8 2
Waterloo $3.50. 900 001 001-2 /
Batteries: Corey and Richardson;
Hart and Bescher.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-19
Central Association

Results Yesterday.
At C1inton-Clinton, A. Ottumwa, O..
At Mason City-Mason City. 5;
Waterloo, 2.
At Cedar Rapids-Cedar Rapids, 1:
Muscatine, Z.
At Fort Dodge-Fort Dodge, 2;
Marshalltown, 5.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-19
grounds.
Games Today,

Games Today.
Boston at st. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-19
"RattIIna Buck" Pronfses MooraN
Not to Accept Release to Any
other Club Until He Can
Make Final Offer.
MATTY COMES TO REDS
Giants Are Willing, But Want to
Keep string to HIn-Prexy Her
mann BaIks at Any Such Con-
dition to Trade.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, July 10
Charley Herzog, manager of the Reds.
probably will be disposed IT TO-DAY
to the New York Giants or Chicago
Cubs. Herzog has promised Mana
ger McGraw of the Giants he will not
consent to go to any other club until
after noon today. thus giving McGraw
that long to dicker for him.
President Hermann of the Reds, is
willing to let the Giants have Herzog
provided Christy Mathewscn comes to
the Reds as manager without New
York retaining any sort Of claim
on him and the other players involved
in the deal are satisfactory. An an
swer from the Giants is expected this
morning.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-19
American Lea cIe

Results YesesrSsy.
At Washington, 3-s2; CAsrslsES,
i2-7-2.
At Boston, 4-S-0: st. Louis. SJf-7
At Philadelphia, PHI; TT; Ca;cs.
go, 9-12-2: $50.
At New York, 90; Det-o.-, "a.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-19
paacnn Jones VIM.

CLINTON, Ia, July 19.-'Deacon"
Jones held Ottumwa to four hits and
his teammates gave him great sup
port. The local sluggers amassed
seven hits for fifteen bases.
Score by innings R. II. 3.
Clinton ....... 900 100 121- 1
Ottumwa $500. 900 600 1000 4 1
Batteries: Jones and Brown: Miller
and Smith.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-19

Portland, Ore. 81 raising 2 half naiI.
ss>y.[ mir, fad ~ at,sact n42nv.ac>
tosl@s.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-19
hUskies Win

CEDAR RAPIDS. L., July 1s.-The
crippled Bannies lost yesterdays
game 70 NEzcztfns BY the score OF
7 10 l. TIE gIssto-s scored all CT
rtaear rrrg !l tte sixth and seventh
wien tteT b-z1cset hi-s With errors.
Ece-e Dy a-aiag Ri. T..
" asezts,s 49,. $50 g6s 1851 8 ]
Ce1z- EzysSs .sS3 100 555--I
gzt.e-less F~fakeT1ar and Er1gza /:
Goaazge zzc tSewcozaer
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-19
Games Tooa-

Games Today.
/, Chicago at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
ST. Louis at New York.
Detroit at Boston.
American Association.
Minneapolis, o; Toledo, 10.
St. Paul, g; Columbus, g.
Milwaukee, 3; Louisville, 4.
Kansas City, 5; indianapolis, 8.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-19
La.>>s sss. C151.rs.

FCRT DODGE. Ia, JlgY 1G,-2zvsn
hsts s,d walk gzys Msyshz4!.l7zn
the opening EzE1ss GTs III tuo. Hut
tou's homer z-Id bis ssav!ax fro-..
ssepas during 30 attempted st1s5ss
cAzr YsYs TIE AoeaEs tasis s7s.zss
f5,5o,s by s-n3a2s- x, ". Y,
lsz,saaal.prn .Ds5 9e-e eD9-s 9
Fe2- Dt>1ge 800 1GI 9oo-Z
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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-19

Where They Play Today.
Ottumwa at Clinton.
Muscatine at Cedar Rapids.
Waterloo at Mason City.
Marshalltown at Fort Dodge.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-19
MIoht GO to Cubs.

In case the New York offer isn't
satisfactory the Cubs probably will
get Herzog. President Weeghman
of the Cubs made big offer Of play
ers and cash for Herzog, but could
not get Herzog's promise to play
with the Cubs because of Herzog's
word to McGraw.
Herzog himself offered Hermann
fused.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-19
To Be Sheriff Crawford.

DETROIT. Mich, July 19.-Sam
Crawford, veteran Tiger outf1elder.
may quit baseball in favor Of the
political game. Rumors were in cir
culation here today that Sam may
accept the democratic nomination for
sheriff of Wayne county (Detroit).
Leaders limited he could have the
nomination If he wanted it.
If Crawford runs he may be pitte.!
against Ed Stein, another famous old
time ball player, who was hurler
on the old Brooklyn Supe has. Stein
is after the republican nomination.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-07-19

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