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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-14
osYNcor,rEp orEl,vr Is COMING
NV \ 0rk IiniCs

Af'h I AtA II Q ANAltH.f
y year ago There was "a report ca
blcd from abroad that Irving Berlin
had been invited hg Giacomo puccini
To coiiahoratc with him iu writing an
opera in which sNncopntion would fig
urc largely The syncopalon master
never heard OF the offer beyond what
ho read although hc admitted the
report might have arisen from some
stray remark of the composer II But
tciiis Bui Mr. Berlin believes syn
copauon has great possibilities and
that il win he a suu moro important
feature of the music OF the future
than ~ contemporary mUsie Ito
SAYS.
"syncopaiion is ordinarily thought
Of as being comic, but it is not ncces-
afit} So Tho serious and sentimental
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-14
the MESSAGE or \ BOOK.

Except Twins man. there is moth
ing more wonderful than a book a
message 10 us from the dead. from
human souls whom We never saw, who
lived, perhaps thousands of miles
away and get, IN those little sheets Of
paper TO speak to MS, TO amuse U.S.
tcrrily us, teach u.s., comfort us, open
their hearts to us as brothers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-14

Wc have Just learned that there
may be two or three extensions -
the grippe during the winter. Seems
that some people never know when
they have got enough.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-14

Billy sunday SAYS you can n1'
drown the devil with water BILLY Is
lr}ing to talk the old boy to death.
and talk is not Az cheap as water. you
know.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-14

As We come 90 understand IL. the
Lord is with the Germans on land
land With the British ou the sea.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-14

Real estate neutrality-suspicious.
sales or trade-are easily solved by
Journal Want Ada Read them. use
them. Do II today.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-14

Want high grade employer Or the
better grade Of servsntsf Mske usr n the
want columns II tho inurnal
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-14

Tho editor OF the eFathcrland" says
he Is ashamed Of America. THAT,
coming from man who has persist
entity attempted to Justify the Lusl-
tania murder Is q splendid tribute TO
our country.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-14

pies Of medieval piety Is stronger
than the bonds Of rice or Of interest.
Carbon rests primarily upon the
creek orthodox faith The Firms are
grotostants as are the Germans u
tho Baltic provinces The Poles ar,
Roman Catholic, and arc that before
they are saws.
The Firms. the Poles and the fso.
pie Of the Baltic provinces doubtless
would Ike to be freed from the Rus
sian yoke. bot conqucrors Of Rus.
STA would indulge vain hope that
the Unaffected I.thnanians. or Littl
Russians. would be eager 10 accept
Liberation. In Kiov az IN Moscow,
the czar is the head 81 "tho only true
religion The unity ~ the more
than one hundred and thirty million
Greek church members under the
Russian flag is complete ana en-
during
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-02-14

sixb haars md thirty mis-
.sr ~ exclusive Associates Pres
a~~a Firs service each weea
so shef newspaper published II
~ Nerice take. more tbAs
~nis four hsuFs ~ Associates
fesss s~rsi-t turing -. ~.~i
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29

Ser 9abnbeumte Soc aoeriher
frogte Dienstoqabeno 3inet M1nncr
gde Ia. uno 9ouglas Strobe Of
iie ibm nidt elm aogierbaus ern.
pfebIcn fSunten. @leid bcreit fiibr-
Ten ion Die geioen Die IA. StroBe
bimnter bis 3ur Gbicaeo Strobe,
mo iie ibr obnumesloies 0pier PLOT.
lid iiberfielen, nieoeridlueen uno
nm $50 uo ietne ubr beitablen.
Ger 221S Seooenmortb Straee
ipobnenbe Samala.0 anoIer @eorgc
2eoger bate Gienstag obeno ode
IL. tnO California glpe. ieinen @a-
sen olf einigc gfinltcn berlaIien,
inn cine a%bIieferlng 5u modem. alS
CT 5uriidtebrte, mar Der 8ageu her.
idpuuOen. Gr ianO i'm in elmer
Sintergaiie, no Gin Mam nit Of
iencm Qleiicr in Der 9ano ouf i'm
losiprona. er lpltroe I'M $1.50 er-
leidtcrt.
5reO 0liler, ser i'm 0rereI Sotel
ipobnt, mlB.c 8ienstag abcn6 5uci
@de Is. un0 Cunning
Strabe $15 musbdn0i9en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
SrGnkrci6 lciHet
iePr nntcr Hcblcmnct!
8i6tiaite Suortricn hes 9anSes
oHrd Sdtigieit Oentidler II.
SOote beSrObt.

Berlin 80. yloD. (Sunfen6epe-
ihe) - Sad elmer aus Bern Gin.
getroffenen Qgeihe mutten Die
@as., Boiier uno Glettri3it1tsperfa
Der fron5oiiihen Staot Semure.e en-
alrnis aus 0langel an Goblea ben
DieHit einltelen.
Der n8etit 8lrifen meIoet In eli
ter 0epeide ans 8~oroeuly. oaB Der
S%foblenmungel midtige ariegsilOll-
ltrieH labmIegen miro, nenu cs Der
fcglcrrug mtt gelingt 0urh cncr
giihe g}oBnabmen balo a~63ubeIici.
Die &oblenHot Oes 2au0es lei gum
Jrobcn Eeil ouf Die 8erniftmQ
}ablrei6er aobleni6ifie olud ieino
.lde Iau6boote 5lrild5ufigrcn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
S%celcnmcfc fir Scn
Gaiicr Sran5 Jciepb
in Daihinetcn.
HWFH@-a
lie 9iplumaten Der 3eRtralmidts
nH0 Der n%entralen RatiuueH
iuOBuen Der firdlihen
dcier bel.

@aibmgton %. Sob. - Sin fci.
erlites Northumberland fano beutc
morgen in ser ct. @atrids Stride
fiir Die Seelenrube 0es p~eritorbenen
aniiers 5ran3 SoIepb bon Deter.
reid llnqarn ltott nobel Der Gin.
0rudspoae 8omp oes Sabsburger
6nics gum 9lusorud fam.
9rdiiocut &ilion mo @emablin,
ionic Die oiplomutiiden gertreter
Der 3eutralmGtte mo Der neutralen
3otioneu botten lid in Der Stride
einaefm0en nm Oen oo6mqeibieoe.
men g}onurdlen ibren 5ribut al 3ol
len. IS mar cine Scr briaiunteiteH
Scencn, bic @oibiugton iemols or,
lebt bat. 4uBcr 0en 9ipIomatefl
luaren bnbe Beanie Ser &rmee un0
Yfnrine tn i1rcn g~Idr5enoen lluifor
men pertreten, glitqlieoer oes Bun
oes oberqerihtrs aobiuettsmitglie0er
onoere bobe Regieruugsbeamte
aongreBmttgIieOer, Iouie Die mill.
mlO 5lottenatta6ees Der
be~ridlieoenen 8otidoftrr uno Sc.
ianotifufteu.
aaroinal Gibbons, in bo1em Or
note, ttnqeben bon bielen 8rieItern
ln0 afolnten mobnte Der 5eier uuf
Chrome bel uno W%oniignor
3elebricrte Die Meiie.
4rdiioent @ilion uno @emablin,
3uiammen nit 5elen 8oooromj
uno 5rnu Garp z. @ropion
IaBeu CUR 2infen oes Gatatalfs.
Der oeutiae gotidufter @raf b.
geruitorff uno 6euoblin, 5uiants
men nit oeui 6itcrrei6ii6en Sc.
iddftstrdger, Baron 3miOenef, iaBpn
Sur 91etten, gegeuiiber Dem grdii-
3ie Stride. in nelfer 6ie Qr6B
e 5eierlidfeit berritte mar nit
Irnuerflor ein6rufsboG 6eforiert.
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bcficRlt it6St.
Prohibition an!

Soplin, no, %. g}oo. - Ger
beige Stootrot bat gcitcrn cine Ser.
iilgung erIaiien, moNod aIlcu I'M
ita0tiiden Gicuit bcfinolihen gcom.
ten m6efobIen miro. iid jcqlidcu
aIfobofjitler @etrarfa AIT
cnt5altcn. 1icics 8crbot eritrcdt
iih nidt nltr auf Die 3iamtihnOcu,
ion0eru aud nuf i5rr frcie Belt.
Stint D1itgIie0er Der faotifen
i~Yeuerfuehr ba6en oils 4roteit bcrcits
lire Steluugcu getUnOigt.
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Diuiitcn I6neiScnt
periRin9 5mfmbr ab!

81 8uio, Ger, 20. Roo.-8iai.
item BADEN nabe @u5mau beute irub
Die 8abnitrede Der gterican Nort6.
lDeltern 8abn 5erit0rt, noourh bic
5trede, aui lpel6er Der omerifnnl.
id)en grpe0itionsnrmee oes Generals
BerIbtng 2ebensmittel uno aH6erf
3utaten 8ugefIbrt purocn, u~nterbro.
den lit. Cine fleiue 8anoe Der
RebeQen Derbramte mebrere BriideH
oQf bei0en Seiten bon @u3nlan. 0os
etpa so Meilen iIomeitli6 Der
8ren5e liegt, Diebierber beridtct
Duroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
OankIGgmnesta0s>B0u
i'm 111miiksD crein!

Der Omaha Ruiifberei4 beran-
ftaltet am aben0 6es 3oHfiogungs-
toges i'm 9atiifbeim einen groBen
8aa fir Die NitgIieoer mo Jraln.
De DeS 8ereins. lleber Die Ser.
anitalhmgen oes 8ereins nod Uiele
8orte gu berlieren lit b6aig I'M.
rotig, oenn 6%ieIelben erfrelten iid
inter Dem Delitihtltn Der 5ta0t
einen ioIden 8~eIiebtbeit, ouB jeoes
2obesiport 0ariiber cine 3eitber.
idnen0ung lift. 60 miro fder aud
Der 8na an 3onfiagungstaqe nidt
~oerfebIen, bieIe @dite 6eron5u3ieben,
un0 0aB fie ii6 iGmtIi6 amiifieren
fueroen, lit einfad ieIbitoerft1noIid.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
PalGanc pom Briteitz
mcibcrn %beicbimpft!

gOuoon, 90. Gou, - Discount
8aIoane. friiber aricgsminiitcr mo
eriter Gun3ler, pur0e gaiteru nab
reno er Dor Der GeicllIdait Der Sh0.
nen &iiuite eiuen 9ortrng bielt non
mebreren Der uuiDeian0en Gamer"
aus @robIi6ite beIeioIgt. @lan be.
3eidnete i'm ais eiHen 2au0csperrd-
ter prooerti6 uno einelt 5ein0 0e5
2an0e5. Die 6ruuen5immer muB
ten mts Dem Scale biuuusgenorfcn
iDerOen, ebe Snloana ieinen 8ortrog
iortieteu tonntc
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Peimarbcit> Dcrla0c
9e3t sum Reicbstao!

Berlin, 80. 9tob. u6er Qon0on. -
Die Borlage, melde Die Seron3ies
bung aaer mGnuIihen geDobner
Oes Heites, Die uidt an Der 5ront
iteben ODER in @eidGfts- uno 1yu.
ouitrie5meigeu ungeIteIt iino, mel.
DE NIT Dem arieg nj 8erbinoung
iteben al Ar6eiten poritebt, Die not
nenoig iino, I'M ben arieg iiegreia
our6fubren 3u fonnen. miro nlorgen
Hei9stag 3lgeben.
Ter ReihstGn5ler miro ielbIt gun.
9egrinoun9 0a &orloge cine Re0e
balten.
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Serbcn kSnnclt iic1
icSt felbit bclfen!

darlington, 20. g}oD. gie
6fterretd ungoriide Regierung bat
Die 4merifaniide Gote areu8 8e.
eriud)t, ibr 2iebesmerf in
geIgraO uu0 Gor0ierbien cin3uIteI
len, ou ole Serben in Der Gage
lid ieIbit 81 belfen. Gem 9me.
rifaniihen Soften areu8 nuroe fir
iein Siebe8tpert IN ienem Geil 0es
Der tiefgefibIte Cant Der
eIterrei6 unguiiden Regierung 3u
tell.
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Gbineien in Jmares
fiirdbten um iRr ceben!

Gl 8aio, Ger, &c.
Sob. = Gle 300 iii Su1re3 anidf
gen gbmeien befurdten, bon 9iaaS
ganoen moiiafriert GIT meroen, ioQ.
ten 0ieie in SSliare3 ein0ringeu, un0
baben oesbalb bel ben omeritaHiidea
t3~oabeomten I'M @rlaubnI8 nntge.
iuft ben 6lttB 3l frelt3en ulO iif
auf ameritmiides @ebiet 81 bege.
BEN. 9as 4usidltebuHg5geies Der.
6ietet 0ieies, a1lBer Die Gbineien En-
ipe5ieue @rloubnis 6ier5u.
dineiiide aonilll iagt onB iid
in CHIHUAHUA 1880 Gbineieu befia-
Den. giao bat iid berihDoren, iie
ale 81 e%r1ttor0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
Etrnscnnbrrf1nt

Charles aleganoer ron 1914 iil0l.
3. Ctr. muroe &ieHstog obea0 inter
Der Union 8acific Bride at Der 7.
5traBe non 5lpri StraBenrdubcra
nieoergeihlogen uno I'M ieine ubr
iomie ieine nur aus Toe beitebaoen
garidait bcrau6t.
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@eriet in sddlmnihine.

G%olliHlbus, g. 9fob. Der
6armorbeiter Sobn SSobnfon gerict
aeItern auf Der bier Mieilen noro.
BON bier geIegenen 6arm bon
5ranf 4erni in Ons @etriebe Der
5daimoi6ine nit ieilem arm uil0
DerleBte lid 10 idtper, oaB Der 4rnl
unterbalb 0es eabogens ampltiert
tDer0en muBte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
Sinh far gelendtnnas .sontratt.

Dos aontitee oes Commercial
Clubs fir itdotiihe 9lngeleaenbeiten
bat in ieinem 8eridt bic allitqlie0er
Oes 8ereins oufgefor0ert, Bel Der
8nbi am s.. DECEMBER 5uguuiten 0es
observation-disclosures nit ben bic.
iigen gleftriihen Berfen gu tim.
men. Dos Ggefutib- aomitee 0es
3lubs Bat in ieiner Sisung ON
GienStag oieien gerift g~ltgebeiBen,
mo tnfolge6eien miro ieoes g2it.
glie0 0es Stubs cine idriftIide auf
feroernngerbaLten, ieine Stimme fir
Die antiabme 0es aentrafts ob3uae
ben.
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Der PiIfsfonS.

Blue SIN, g1e6r., q. geop. 1916.
8erte Gmabo 3ri6unel
giuliegeuo fin0en Sic 3raft iber
$1,000: $500 far Die 3dglide Fri.
biine fir oos Sabr 1917 $500 fir
bic @efongenen in Sibirien, $500
fir Die n~otlei0en0en Qolen uno
$500 FIR 0as Rote areu5.
Bite itberien0en Sic Den 8etroQ
an ben redlten 9lab 5it1n neiteren
transport uio quittteren sic es in
Der Gribiinc.
g1it freitnoIidem Grub Sbr er.
gebener
Carl @eitrtng,
8lue Sia, 9ebr., Dor 334.
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Jnnoc Beleicr nod
Ocnti6lanS Sepcrtiert!

2ouoon, 90. Gou. - Cine Am
itrroam Gepeidc an bic Central
Naps meI0et, DAP bercits ole Sing
Iinge aus AerIdot ul0 8ieIt (gel
gien) nod Dem Smeren 8eutidt
Ian0s bef6roert mor0en ituo. Iie
iungeu Kramer in 26lpen iin0 nlf
.geiorOert luorOcn iid 5ur 3eporta-
tion bereit gu J0lter.
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Hmm1nicns Mrntcc pcr
elmer 6at0Itrcpbc!
llnlUiOeritsblid srsiehen i'd bic
SruppeH Der OeutidcH Der.
biinOeteH in bic lDal'
IafDiids Gbene.

Mit Der oeutiden 9[rmee IN Gro.
iona, %ghmdnien %. Rob. (gon
Rorl W. Adermaun. aorreipon0ent
Der 9agIiheu Omaha TribitHe.
Tlinfenberiht iiber Berlin unO Gan.
bile. 20. Nob.) Gritaunlihe
Ghnelipfeit harafteriiiert Ben Gin.
fan Der oel,tiden oiterreidii6 umgo.
ridden nn0 buIgariiden Grlppen in
Hu1Gilien. Die oeutiden 5rlppeu
logon bel ibrcu 8ormarid taglid
Z bis 10 9Geilen 5uriid.
Die 9emobner Graiobo'S berii.
herrL oaB riundnijde Srlppen 0te
5tnot bereits cine ISOLDE Dor Dem
@intreffen Der oelti6en Streitfrafte
berlnfen batten. (Gos lit offen.
bnrer Shipin0elD Oils Die Gent
Eten IN bic Staot ein5ogen, lagen
bic 8emobner ibrer regelmdBiqm
9elndftigiulg Of, pie tDerH 6 tei.
men &rieg IN Runldnien gdbe. Gle.
beob0hteten Den ginmnrid Der
Eruppen bon ibren 5eniteru unO
Don ben Seitenpeeen aus.
Sn graioba fo1oen Die 9eltidn
nidt neniger oils 300 giienbabu-
uager. ole nit 9ebensmitteln aller
Art belaoen poren, Dor. 3ieielben
worerl uriprangli9 fir Die rumd.
Hiidle Armee beItimmt.
Die oeltihen 8eerflibrer gladens
lem nno 5olfenbonn goben 0en il6cr.
raidten rumdniiden Grltppen feinel
Belt surt 5alter, MIR in gang ielte.
nen GaIlen nur0en @erfolger un0
gerfolgte bon6gameir. 9te fIiidti-
gen Rumdnen fommen ntrgeno gum
6tebeu.
4m Is. Gobember Daren qera0e
orei Mionnte felt Der 3riegsertldr1tng
&nmdniens an Oeiterreid. ungorn
~berfloiien. 9nmnls ergoiien ii6 ru-
mdnilhe Sddren our9 Die @ebirgse
p1fie IN 5iebenbitrgen unD beute
befinoen tie iid aIIentboIbcn auf Der
sFllidlt, oie iid 81 elmer Gataitropbe
geItnlten mug. Die oelitiden Ser
boben jest rltmdniides @e
biet bon 10000 2unoratmeiIen be-
iest. gin3elbeiten iiber Die bisber
getnohte Griegsbeute iin0 nod niht
0ieielbe aber 1T groB un0
niht nur in @etrei0e, ionoern
nnh IN ariegsmnteri1I aler 4rt.
General b. 5fmettotDs 4abulerie
IdFtet bei Der 8erfolgmg oes qe.
ihIogenen 5einoes @robartiges
5eit Der 8erfoIgung Der Guiien bat
bic 0el1fihe unb ACKNOWLEDGMENT
Ide a0Daaerie nitt 10 S~erborragen
oes geEeiitet. Ser 3uiammenbruh
Oer runndniihen armee lit MIR cine
5l0Be Jroge Der Get. Ger groBte
berridt bel Der rumGnt=
Seeresleitumg. 0ieieIbe nobm
8efeble bon 0en 9uiien,
nno 6~rnn5oien entgegen.
Dieie aber. bon Den 2(bfi6ten Der
6~eerfubrer garnift ODER
aid unterriftet, modten cine
1unmheit I'M Die anoere, un0 bellte
tebt bic rlimdniihe Armee Dor elmer :
a~ataitropbe. 4
Bnfareit lit cine Itarfe 5eItung
itO befibt einen 5eitlngsring bon I
Is Sorts, oo o%ieielben aber Dor /
10 Sabren gebolit lDur0eu, lit es /
raglid, % oieielben Den 6eutiden
md oiterreidiid=ungnriiden Bella {
Jerungsmoriern 5tan0 baIten Der- {
lef fonnen. Mud fe peroen itiir. f
EN-. un0 8iDar nod idneaer, ols {
liejenigeu bel 2iitti6 un0 4ntDer. Z
zen. i
ff > "a Y ia ~ y
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@reift ann glcOolutr.

Ger 81 Sabre oIte %2lufpGrtcr
Bert Gmalt begina gienstng nod.
mittog in iciuer @obuung, 1923
2eaDenportb Str. ollrd gri6ieBen
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.fag iuieOer al ibm Buriidgetebrt md
eDdIt ihien better Stimmung 81
fem.
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Rn1


Ginf ppdfsdnDige Hno iior iluffrierte I'm,
geifuaf9eH ii Glen zeiIeri Der jebt 70 bolfstiim,
iiden EDITING auHit. Die 6aH0babuna Der
<4sft4en nHo bic Gnee Der 9dnoe miro in
fie1ffl fzbE beuiiideu uIib taoeIIos ge5eid5nefen
Ha1fattieHer ae5eiet. gefoIgt BON fehr Ieihi
fflffaiioliE4 aegfbeHel A1IeiinHeeH. Cine aroBe
zlIIsn6f boH mluiietn fir aanfeft, Giufdbe, Wos
he<. 4itfeliifide, araaeH. 9laniiIei6ers uno
eeHbe4fie4s. 6nIlht1ftnHteH, grotieaeysIeds
fteH HIn. ffl0 abgehiEoet nHD bic anlettniis
eea fr1HsaEiAe1 Is aud anidneerlL oiefslber
Eef5Aflk4eH
5 MiA if nui bent beiten Enpfer mad,
kga hnnifea Rlnf0rDerHngen Der Rin0ruders
faAls eenrAdi INTO Der BgiH Desfelben mirD
l4 5ip afne Gnfae bet @siEieoiqina ufo SEE
NKf6iiaa2nS bif6eff. Nau fehE nHien, bic Tei6s
tka NF1taafRaxiE iii meEdeH ~ aufhuhttl tf.
faikk
Sdlidf rm0hn 1rihnR.
1911 eanar1 Sir. Cmaba, Mtbr.
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Selbitmoro. St tDar bon ieiner
6rou orei Monaie biuolrh getrcnnt
geiueien oob mar 0teieIbe am Cams.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-11

Charlottesville. Va. Jan. 1o.-This
week will see yirgtntass basketball
team start on it's long season OF games
for 1915. The hrst-game will be played
with the qutnt of JEFFERSON school In
the sFayerweather gym "Wednesday
night. January IL, and will be fol-
lowed three days later with a contest
with George Washington University on
the local door. Then the team will be-
gin to play more frequently and viii
encounter in briet period such teams
as those representing Catholic Cni-
versity. Washington and Lee North
Carolina. Naval Academy. West Viz
ginia and others.
To &C through this sechdeule there
are plenty of men. but as Yet there
has not been enough practice. and the
team seems little ragged, Charles
Dittrlch, the star guard Who has been
out of college for months from an at
tack Of typhoid. returned to Charloftes-
VILE Friday morning, and claimed 10
be as sound as . bell, and anxious
for the mstee of The covered court his
return will simplify matters a good
deal as his position would be nara
TO all.
sticklsy, Nichols Luck and striekling
all are out: white, Via. Gannaway.
clark and Beasley are showing up well
of the old men on the second string,
while Bailey. Gooca and Blekey OF the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-11
NOT AFTER
ANY BASEBALL CLUB

New York, Jan. 1T CUES am
through with baseball. haven't
enough money TO buy club
This assertion was made last night
by Harry F. Sinclair. one OF the chief
hackers of the Federal League. when
asked II he had become associated with
James q. CARNEY in i merger to pur-
chase the New York National League
Club,
The Oklahoma oil mannats declared
he had given up all hopes,of buying his
way into organized baseball, because
the prices demanded for the clubs on
the market we're bAyond the scope OF
his bank account.
Sinclair was reluctant 1T 1rst TO deny
his reported association with Gaffney.
but he made the positive assertion that
ehere' was no truth In the runor.
When Harry Hempstead. president of
the Giants. was asked some time ago II
the club were for sale. no said: Yes.
to any one who VIII pay our price"
Apparently this surn comes high when
Mr. Sinclair cannot purchase. for he Is
reported. to be rated high among the
milltonsires az tbs West
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-01-11

JAMES GAFFNEI WILL
NOT PROCURE GIANTS
Harry Hampstead Says as Far as He
Knows There L. No Sale
Pending.

New York, Jan. 1o.--Harry N
Hampstead. president of the National
Exhibition Company, owners of the
New York Giants, denied ernphatical-
ly this afternoon that negotiations for
the sale of the team are pending:
that either James z. Gaffney, or his
Representatives have made an offer
for the club. that there are any diff
ferences between him and John ],
McGraw, or that he anticipates that
the local National League team will
pass into other hands in the near
future.
The formal statement issued at the
headquarters of the Giants follows:
From many and different quarters
comes the statement that control of
from the present owners TO several
different interests I would Ike to
state that neither Mr. Gained nor
any of his representatives ever has
approached me regarding the pur-
chase Of my Club.
ut has been a number of weeks
since Mr.. Sinclair took up the sub
ject with me. therefore. the public
may be assured that 80 far as / know
no sale of the Giants Is pending.
The citizens Of New York city have
been more apreciative OF my efforts.
I have no thought OF being tired OF
baseball, as has been suggested. There
are no differences between Mr.. Nc
Graw and myself"