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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-20

lies f%urioic Nb1nomen, nidt fir fa=
fig aebolten bitten. @cnn n~nierer
Megicrung mirflid cine ioId)e 3umr=
flung aeiteut moroen lit, 10 aibt es
nlr cine cinSiae Mntrunrt, meldle Dos
Staots ocpartemcnt acben fann, ml1h
biciclbc lit Der Ml1sorl,d ser %tieflien
gntriiitnna iiber bielen Sd)impf &C.
gen Die clnerifaniid)en Soeale u1,b
&%rinsipieu." Gen Spalten oes
.@Iobe" INT folgcl,bcS entnomrnen:
uIeutihlano lit fiir Sen Musbrl1d).
bes &rieges perantnortlid. Trie=
Observation-Disclosures nit ser ietigen,
NIT @lutidullo beIaoenen, unrel,=
miithiaen oeltidlcn Heaierung iino
ausaeldloi1eL Senn lie lagt ielbit,
Dob iie nidlt 569ern miro, neue glut-
ldIlllO a1lf it'd SIT laben. Ser Sallpt=
5iped oes &rieaes lit, oie ltriafen su
beieitigen mo Die Menjdybeit in Sll=
fl1nft 5l idNiten. Sic llriade bes
iebiaen &rieaes lit Ser preubiide Mi-
Iitarism1s. Solanae oieler e%riitirt,
liit Die @elt nidt iid)er /. llnier
2ano hut elm aroBes Sntereiie barolt,
mas fir elm Irieoen sultanoe fommt.
llnlcre natiirliden Snterelien perlall=
gen eil1en 1pirfliden 6rieoen u1b fei=
men bloben @affenltialtanS. Ser
&rieg lit eine 4alamitat, aber lolan=
Qe Ser i'm 0en let,ten 9fnten pnfhiiIte
}@eilt Ser oeutld)en @egieruna
herridt ltno 10 lan9e oas oel1tide
@olf ieiner &egierung blinolings
folat, lit feline @offnung altf irgenb
%ieinen Srieoen %pprbanoen." l1no Sic
gpenillg Tolt ihreibt:: Sic Torm Ser
oeutiden Note. lit beleioigenS, bem
lie lit in Ser Sprade zines iiolsen
|Siegers gebalten. @enn man bas
Ioflnnent un0 Die Geoe bes Song
lers lieIt, 10 fonrte man alarrber, oab
eilt- Grobcrer i'm geariffe ltebe, Die
9eoin9nnaen onsltfiinoigen, unter
benen er Sen nollitdnoig in %ieirer @e-
malt befinoliden geiieaten oas &C.
ben ld}enfen miirbc. &inter bieien
Nra6lereien peritedt iih ieood mir
Die Mngit, Sen &rieg fortlesen SIT
millIel1. Inter Sem 5rompetenge=
ldmletter elmer Bermonia trium=
plans bettelt oie oel,tid)e Regieru1ng
INN Sricbet. Sic mlB Sic Sbatiade
%befennen, bob Sic S%offnlrng. NIT Ser
Die oentlden Serrider in bieienarieg
5ogen, oabin lit. Geutidlano fanl
Den Srieben nidt oiftiren u1b per
ludpt nun mDg1ieblt miloe geoi1gl1ll=
gen 81 erldnaen. gs braudt iih ME
mano oltrb Die beutide @betorif Der
hlenoen 81 lalien, oenn bi1ter oieler
Snoolen5 labt lih NIT 2eid)tigfeit sic
s(aalt unb T11rdt entoeden."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-20

Or fiigte bin3n, sic Maiirtet
.miiroen oaralf belteben, oaB oas Gl1=
De Oes arieges ei15ig rrtb alein burd
iidere giirgid)aft gegel1 bell @reuBi-
if)en Militarismus, Ser Sen Irieoen
Gllropa's beorobe, berheigefiibrt mer=
ben Tonne.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-20

Midts Scenes bon Ser Jront:
Madeniert aebt in Ml,manien apeiter
Dor nno ollie gngriffe Ser MIiirten
an ben anoeren Sronten 1per6en Of
geldlagen - Nidts Nelies!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-20
elpan's Ointment pertrei6t gdmersert

gloan's Eminent lit Ser critic Sc.
banfe Der Miitter bel gtobtpunben,
GletIdunsen nnb @erjtaldunger, bie
baufig BEL &in6ern borfpmmen. Sc
ori1st ibnen elm unb beIanftigt Sic
Sdmer5en nbt,e Meiben. Steiner nnb
lpirfnngspoller tpie iene idmierisen
gflaifer nno Sintments. Sir rbell<
matilde Sdmer5en, neuralgilde
-sdmersen nnb jene acknowledgment
gen nad grfdltlngen giebt gIpan's
Ointment iofortige 2inberung. &altet
intner cine Slaide bereit fir 0uetz
idungen, acknowledgement. Ser
ltaudunsen unb ale dnberliden
gdmer5en. Sir bic EallicnOen. Sic
i'm Srcien arbeitenL tperben Sic
sdmer5en, bic Dem @inb unb 8etter
!!folsen, tpelhe bieien ausaeiebt iinb.
bur6 gIoan's Ointment 1dnell ber<
triebcn. Sn alien Npotbeten. 25c.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-20
&ulitiid,e nno mnpOlitiidje
&anbsluhen.

&ie 5lt e%r1parten mar, lit altd)
oon ENGLAND oas Nl1erbieten oes
mittelelropaiiden gierbnltoes, in
Observation-Disclosures e~intretelt
5u 1pollen abgemie en- NOR
6el1.
s.
Ger ,1elle britiide Gremier
2Iopb @eorgse iagte I'M @ol1ie
Der @emeinen, '6aB elm 1riebe obne
6 d adj o ia TIM 9 cine l1nmog=
lidfeit lei.
gr fiigte bin5l,, sic Maiirten
1puroen oarauf belteben, oaB oas Gn=
De 0es arieges ein5ig rnb olein burd
1idere 8iirgid)aft gegel1 bel1 NrenBi=
if)en Militarismus, Ser Sen Irieoen
Gllropa's beorobe, berbeigefiibrt mer=
Den tonne.
-2lopb George darafterilirte Sen
S11balt Der &eoe oes &eidsfon5lers
bon 8et6maltit @ollipeg I'M 8eids=
tage als i'm 8rlnbe genotnmen 11idts
rpeiter, OILS Die Mblebnltng Ser ge=
toinglngeft> nrlter meld)en elm 6rie=
oensidluB ei115ig unb allein moglid)
lei.
Ger franaoiiide Iremier Sri
anD fiin6igte geltern i'm fran50lii6en
Senat OIL, 6aB Die @ntentemadte
berte cine aemeitiame Mntlport an
Die Wtittelmadte lenben ur,o ibnen
fnno tbl1l1 miiroe, baB es ibnen a1r=
mogli6 lei, ibr Sriebensanerbieten
ernltlid in getraht gu 5ieben.
Ger &rieg miro alio NIT offer
grbitternng fortgeIebt meroen. Sc
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2uoenoorff,
Sinoenburgs getreuer Mitarbeiter,
bat redt bebalten. Sour ourd, arieg
tit Der 6rieoen gu er5ielen."
Ieutidylanb nnb feline 8erbii11=
6eten meroen fem Jrieoensanaebot
me6r MAIDEN. limo menr Ser arieg
nod Satire forttobt. Ssbr gan5es
Streben miro iett oararf geridtet
lein, gnglano lno ieine Gerbiin6etell
ourd mlld,tiae shldge sll 5m IL
9 e II i6nen Srieoensantrdae gu ltel=
LETT.
- Mit GuBlano miro Sinoenblra
lebt ben snfang maiden. Ser @or-
ltoB bon @eIten lt1b Siioen rtad'
@elIarabien l111b in Die Ukraine, III
iebt nit 9eltinlrltbeit sl ermartet.
Sic ltfraine lit Rublonos apidbtigite
enropaild)e Gropin3. &ublano miro
auf Die &nie rieoergesplu1gen tper.
ben, barallf foinnen England un6
Sranfreid iih berlaiien. 0am1
fonl11t bic Geibe on lie.
gnalar,o l1no Sranfreid per.
Den rod} Dem Gage T In den, an
tpeldem tic 0ns Mnerbicten ser Gen
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-20

trallldd)te l11b ibrcr 9erbiin0eten,
IN Observation-Disclosures eilltre=
ten 81 mollen, 5uriifgemielen baben.
Sic meroen I'M SrieOen Bitten
miiiien, l1no meroen i'm MIR ulter
9eoi1gltngen erlaltgen %fonnen,. 9eget
peld)e Die jebt bon 3eutldla1O ge=
1tellten, bic lie %ablebnell, obne lie 5m
fe1u1en, ON Sarte bei speitem iiberref=
fen meroen. @en bic @otter peroerben
mollen, idlasen iie init glinobeit."
Die s@abrbeit oieies @ortes miro
ben Characterization 10 flor genlad,t
meroen!. oaB ibnen Bic slllgell iiber=
aehen tperben.
MnideinenS ioll es bios sic
Sorte Trieoen altf Green aeben, Die
2loDo George ei1 @oblaeiallen lit.
Sic groBtc 6llr6t berrldt rtrl-
ter ben Mlliirten Dor SdpGd)e=Ml,=
malbh1nge1t IN Den eigenem &eiben.
ssapan NOR BON Ser Srieoens-
geote boQig iiberraldt. Gsfipiirte sic
lleberraidpl1!g an ser s9rie.
sllls Ser @eidid)te Ser ariegs-
aftiom Ser MQiirten: @al6 log i1 llrl-
ten, bol0 Tag er o6e't.
gdlimmitcn Safes Sarf
0eutidlano lasen: "Sabea''t ii6i!"
grianbs Tralm nno bodlter
@l1ni6 hit Die Graiioentempiirbe. gs
liebt inoeiIen niht oanah alss, als
OBJ aus oem glpiee ELM Gbateall=
9riano meroen iolte.
5ed8ig Miaionen arore1 bin-
terlieB &aiier 6ral15 Spiepb Sen
decentralization. vMeeinem ge=
liebten golf fir treu geleiltete 1ien=
ftel"
Sci Ser5og bon 9eponi6ire,
Ser in Montreal melt bonn SdplB lit,
ipreoigt: uanmpf bis a1f's Meeller!"
~ 9anl1 miro Ser &rieg bnl0 por=
ii6er iei11: bas Melier Iibt oen @riten
ld)on an Der Settle;
Ser Chandelier Guardian
nimmt Ieutidlunos Iriebens6ot=
ld}af ernit. Gs liegt in Gnglanbs
S%ntereiie, DOB bie 9riten Sen Man=
d)elter Guardian emit nebnten.
Sir oie britiide GreIIe lit ieoer
Serlld, Dem Ioben Ser &riegsfurie
Gii1bolt 81 tbltl1, Elm Bemeis bon
Sdmade uno ieoes blooiimnige@l tb=
9e'd)rei elm 3eid)er bon starfe.
SSatte @elgien ii6 5u Ser Nelt=
tralitat peritanoel1, Die @riedJenlal,o
jebt Ben Illiirten anbietet, 10 miirbe
linn fein Soar aefriin1mt mor0el1
1iein.
Mtdts Mel1es bon Ser syront:
Mafenielr aebt in @llmatlien peiter
Dor nno ole angriffe Ser MIiirten
an ben aloerea Srotten 1perben Of
geldlagen Nid)ts Neues!
l1niere @orIen erlcben Itarft
&%llrsltiir5e in Ben Mhnitions-lo-
pieret. l1o loritigen bltrd Dieariegs=
l~iefernttaen hoGgetriebene1 @ertben,
ii1folge Der 6rieoensauslidtelt. 3ieie
1pollen ib1tel1 oarllm garnibt gefallell,
Sbre gritenliebe berl'bt a1f Dollars
1ln6 Gents.
SSest allo ideint bas geitreber
9el1tldelanos, nelne Irieoens : Mtb.
| mniDfrnrp an 1dnffnn" nIs chn,1Sn nrn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-20

item ser S9ieosgeridte u1b Ser @elt=
frieOensibee 5lt geltell, lpie frilber Der
Militarismlls NIT leiner &riegsat=
Sic ginen ldimpfen, Serr BON
9etbntann ba5e SIT lebr betont, oaB
bie 3entralaldd)te oils Sic Sieger ben
@orldlag sam 6rieoen madltetl, Die
Mnoerelt, neil er es ni6t 6eniigenc
babe. Die @inelN linO nlt5ll=
frieben, bab sic 6rie0ensbeoingungen
5u lei6t leieL Die Mr1oeren beoaaern,
Dob ct tic gar11idt befanirt gegeben
'ba6c.
- &l1blanb flagt iiber oas ldNpere
Sod, Dos Die 3entralntahte Golen
auferlegten. @abrideinlih meinen
lie Die gntlaltlllng. Ieml Die Mllf=
rid)tnna zines ielblstd1loigel1 Eolens,
Die @riinDl,ng Don l1niperlitdterl ul1b
,S6ulen, oell @ieberanfball ser bot
0el1 &lllIen nieoergebranr,ten @sobr=
ltatten burd oie gefreier fonl1en lie
ood nidt gut mei1en.
~ gigel1tlih lit rs tot, @uglanos
gerbiinoete miiiien fir gnglanos
s31pecfe Ml,tel1, l,nb merben ge5tplm=
gen, iid) oos @elo oafur polt gng=
Ilano at bergen. 8om britiiden
i5tanopunft cine entldieoene Ser
'6elierltng Ser friiheren 5rbiioienpoli=
tit, bei Ser England menigItens bie
e@el1er be5aflen mltBte ober alld)
ldunloig blieb. Sect aperoen Die Sell
fer SIT S6ulotern.
- Gin ie6r be5eidmenoes 311ge=
!itorbniB lit oas Don @ol1ar 2am, oem
ISdabamts lefretar int &a6inett2lp
|@eorge, bob Die Insgaben iiir ben
|&rieg nidt in's ltnenolide meiter=
|geben fon11ten. st bat es einge=
lhranft olrd, Sic @orte, a6er Ser
Srle9 merDe eDer olt GnDe lell1, obs
oas @elo. Matiirlid iiegreid fit
Ignglano. 9(ber 6as limo @erbrd-
,mltngen fir Dos u%1onsenebme 3ltge.
|itanoniB 5be5iiglid beg @eloes.
She 5atberla16" 1tad,t in sici-
11cr neuelten Mllsgabe cine Mittbei=
Jung, bie inns nell lit, aber lebr piel
g~lnlelld)tea1bes fat. gs ihreibt: u8or
seiniger Belt bat iid} in %pro0eutideu
&reiien berllmaeiproden, Die Sdlfte
Der 0eutiben lt11terieebonte f0nnter
|nidt ~nerpen0et mer0en, neil es al
Grennltpff feble. Sebt fiilen iib alls
ben S%elfel6ern Mumaniens Die leerer
9c6alter. @ebt Der &rieg meiter, ID
miro Ientl6ldltos. l1nterieefren5er,
&rieg ltngeabnten llnpfang anneb,
men. 8or einem Monat belief lif
lire gel,te al,f tdalid etpa 10000
/ 5onnen. Sest a1f 10000. @as
miro lie n1orge,l lein? 3
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-20
Scr Dempfrnf
1eeranoet 1887
6eruuseeber: $. Slider Yrintins So.
entsred q the PS.toffle. at p...nsers
10 Second cIxss Matter.

Der vsasltas e.zusrst", etuftltebIta
otrb on bic Mbnnnenten in hiefsr eiubt III
10 6srt1 tp66entIi9 pber $500 fdhrIt6 Set
9ordts5abIllng frei 1beeItefert.
nit 5er 1oft auBerbarb Der etabt, na9 to.
le1s etkeM 4oftau1t In ben 9er. 6taaten, Ga.
H9Sa ober OeeItcs. $2.O0 idbrItd Bel 8oraus.
Die esuxta9l /. axseate, mn burd bic Bon
eod febem Boftnu1t In ben Ser. etaater lofiet
'&trli6 $1.00 Bel GoraIs5abIuna.
4pf tnnsrba!b Ser Ser. etaaten \ bur@
lrdger In Der stabt $3.50, BET Boraus5atIlng
1900; mad Canada $3.50 lttb nod 9vrop0
400 Der Snbr bet Borau8adbllng.
Der ,AsHmentlt1e 1eMulrnt", tn otpet Lyet.
zen. W9tttoo9s Mrb Sonnabe1bs. ioitet timer.
talt Der Ser. Staten $500, ne6 GAMBIA nt,b
tad ~nrohn $3.50 idbrIid sri 8orau3ao5Iara
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-20

Ger 1le11e britiide Gremier
2lopo George iogte I'M @ollie
Der @emeiner, 6aB ein Iriebe obne
g d aol ia TIM 9 cine l1mmog=
|lidfeit lei.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-21

duke charles Gct,ltcd ,hc French uH-
der Iourdap o. l,26
"ouc ot tho most h,ahly priced pos
sessions 60. this city the famous
L.whur- Chruui,," ur Fest IJmuur--
rus'- &c source tor tho history ui
l|.hIu,!tud during the fourteenth .pn-
tIi} and especially valuable uu nc-
count ot ia, light % throws uu tho
German manners and customs of that
pcrH ana ion lbs preservation of Ola
Gormiu toik SONG.
"ii De- q common error Go think u'
this ,.., o.. LImburs a- the place
made notorious ny % certain brand uf
od'I .''tnu- 1,c,o. blI the dairy pros
duo. the subject uf many icst-. orig
matted 900 tl, province of Lutt,oh.
Belgium. 100 the u"uighbotuuud of
H'i,o ana MS first marketed BOO LAM
burg Er'-IlW t. WInufIrrIr, Ul.
spread 'hr"ugh Germany nud Austria,
tri large Quantities of 10 are mad,
now u NcW YORK ana Wisconsin
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-08-21

Henry haui- baggage and all other
thing4,
Iio Con'- AZ your calling a. bats on
their wings.
Ills motto l. promptn.>S his scrNicc
~ the,
Whenever You wani him Just phone
NI>L-IiIlii.E- NINE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
HOT SPRINGS RESULTS

t'..-j ia," foui fulougs Cash IN
i"H ~ rphll. . 20 !. TO 10. 10 &
Won. M,aN street l"3 ,Dbcrtp. TO /
[" i. ,N"t second Eden rnrh. lOa
,'ouuuls', : To q " tu d. 10 =. third
Time, go "-5. j'auu"ttc, Sang Bleu
also l4N
S"cu,d SIS ftlongs Glomcr lO7
.NI"uljoul. $50 I" D. 90 TO /. 10 /, won
Tner,su NrMukiu. ln7 ,liayuos). 5 to i
:" 20 even. second. E.yudora. 10
.pncrp. T." - . 10 ., to :. third
r.wr l.l5. lachis, Industry. Narnar
Maudi". Hiil Wiley also ran.
Tt'rG-- nN" and ou"-half turlouSs
Ratina. IL. tWarrington). 20 ,. : to )
1" Won, Beverly, I"mes. lo7
Huhic" III loI tohert, "a 10 t. 2 10 l.
- %. third. Time. l."1 Milton
k"hl"e. MT'-r F.iSky, Stelclif!o also
Four,h six furlou@s Jack Reeves
~ ,'h"ril - To J. TO !. To !, won
yen second; .Stoutheart. ll5 CWar-
T1rl", IL. Carrie Orm" cuuna!.ra-
lion Red cross and Rose rout also
l'if,h mile ana IL sixteenth 70.
n'hzh. III STERLING. 10 !. TO ;
y" - won; John Graham ioi
-! n"S'. 4" .. 10 3. 10 second,
b"h ii"n*i.y. II" (DoddJ. = to /. . to !:
=" ,h'rd. Time 1871 Goodwood
ana I!!l! simmons also ran.
SiNth mile HEd seventy yards-Ia
mode, los tohcrD. 9 To =. To - . 10 T.
won: Scn!lNwaS. loi tG. CARROLL, 3 10 :.
=" :" 1. second, Eudwciscr. los
,,MnfhhNJ \ I" J. To- =. . 10 = third
'iii" -. col. iShmcadc. Pierre On.
inlS' i'l%"". STANLEY : amd II"dr. Rose
u Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02

"oh. don't know" said Mr.. Pepper
u reckon mcbbc he kyind O 'Spicioned
| Want playin fair when | win the
Last pot what was on the table when
dom quit And he rrinned again a
WnoIeS"n'" grin Of pure enjoyment this
Was yo' all plain poker with him"
exclaimed the old man. now greatly
tstun!SUvG
,"Qn. don't know, said Mr.. Pepper
Nehbc .twa'm't 'NactlN whatd hc called
poke WAS playiu' hawss with him .
III" OLD mans wonder passed all
bounds at this.
-" 70 all dreamin' Or Jus; pla,n
niEh bout the best player they is an
30 ali amt lao expert"
oh. don't know, said Mr.. Pepper
Il done been Studyin' the game 10 \
h"l!oN. while, even IL ! hain't set in
frequent. How does yo' AL reckon |
don" Cumuiatcd that thar wad. any
WAY: An this, an this. an this;'
Al each repetition OF the word he
produced another wad. till the bar was
aeapod up With money, and the old man
fairly gaspcd
Il reckon m.bte yo' all wouldn't kcer
bout Scttin' ~ 10 tn. game i'll the bach
room M" suggested trcmulous with
hop" and fear.
on don't know" said Mir. Pepper
That's what I done come hyar TO-"
Ana Le led the way 10 the back room
fh" others following.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02

Almost everyone takes - >. the because
there are few systems which do require tonic at this
season. and no other medicine is valuable for building
up the constitution
We all feel badly in the Spring. Some have no par
tlctlar Sickness but debtated rundown and weak
and their systems are in state Of general disorder 9th
erS are troubled with poor appetite imperfect Digestion
nervousness, etc These symptoms show that the body is
not receiving sufficient amount of nOurShment from
the blood; that the thin, Watery circulation is unable to
meet the demands Of the system.
This is condition which should not be neglected. IF
the impure bloom is not purified and strengthened the
foundation may be laid for serious physical dsord-
e1s or diseases later Health is most valuable pos
session. and its preservation is matter which vitav
concerns everyone
The healthfu botanical ingredients of which S. S S.
is composed and the method Of combining and preparing
Them make it the best Of all Spring tonics S. S. S. is
natures medicine, free from strong minerals or any
harmful drug. 1t is made entirely of roots herbs and
barks; safe and pleasant tonic for everyone
The value of S. S. S. as tonic and blood purifier is uni
versay recognized 1t builds up the depleted system in
the natural way by purifying the blood and supplying an
increased amount of nourshment to every portion of the
of that tired feeling improves the appetite
and in every way contributes to the upbulding of the
entire system
S. S. S. has been known the greatest of all tonics
for fifty years Each year in the number
of persons using and recommending it until now almost
everyone takes S. S. S. in the Spring Don't feel badly and
NOPE around this Spring; take S. S. S. and enjoy per
feet health s. S. is sold at drug stores everywhere
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-02
BOWIE RESULTS

,Hr" ma idrns. two-vcar-".ds
" I%H, ingionas Graz nL"ll%. 100 oI'an
Nelson ~ ufutwclij, 23i". ESQ Sec
ONT. Wnukrnp H. ,Tro.icn. s2So
' lIrq. H fjy"ro ~ .r -, na'dy isa>
and NV Girl also rai N"'''"''
Sccnnd-s, liin". three yes,r-old4 ana
: az, 'iy" "nd on half furlonrs- l;.twr"I
me- ~. ~ ,,, 'T.,c'lg !,;,n; $40 anu !aio
S'r"h"' Martin 'asca, H. 'Sch"um.r-
horn). }I.,". third Tim". los -
i'iii,," ,. Et""a johnson, Trihoio
'prm" i'hil inrar. Task and Ed Weiss
also ran. "
Third purse Sioo. four, car-olds and
handp. $50, $I.30 ana $3.50. first An.
son. III ,MctcaiD. 81. $3.50. second,
i!;r"pdNwin". !oS tMouniain) sI7u
'hifd Tim", ZIG l.ord Wells south
"EM Gold ,H,""n,crrart, . IT'S rruc Scr
Tiv"nc" humiliation. lIikrr ana Dr-
""oi!"n also Kan.
F"nrth--Thc inausura, handicau
'hrn'- ,"ni'-o Odds aud ~. seven furlmn,.,
Far 'iol"n. Io% q. McTagGartj xGEo
800 ana $40, inst: Redlamd. % Cic.
i NJ $iri", S%.So, second: FI!ttergolG
l.lH Ia. broOmscd~c. Iuig. Wrirh,
;tnI l:"pUhiinan also ran.
I1!ih- selling purse 800. four-ycar.
fnStIsnE Hrnss ~ OK Jarhocj 1910
$50 and $50, nrst; Ha,wa, III q
i'r"" NJ, 500. So 40, second. Gerard
- 'h"'Im1nl; $50 third Timc
10 ID. Marathon. E.ndcI Ton, Han.
COCK and Nanni" Med also ran
sixth selling, purse $500. four-v car.
"!hS ana up. mile ana seventy Yards
NafE Warren. III 6. McTar.art,
,i"lO: $3.50 ana $3.50. first: Yodclcs
- tM"tcnlD, $3.50 and s2.G0. second
mut'rp", III Gp"nnisoD. $40 third
I lln", q" 10. T.ncr, Water Lad. on.
1 'yhurk Mu"arti also ran
seventh three ycar-olds ana -,
selling, mil" and twenty yardg-'nl
on"l t;utcluS. I02 CAudcrson) sln 30
40, 50 30. 'irst; l.arkin. gS IS Brown,
>I"'" S..'r second. Harry Lauder. 10,
,,Sha"crhornp. $3.50. third Time
L.'n - Lucky George, Richard Lang,
! don. lahot. Miss Waters. EnccIot ~,
! Rose Julicttc also ran
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tho limit. 1t was the big physical
handicap he had 10 give that lost the
tight for Moran. That's Il belief that
is practically unanimous. Against any
man or MS own size. or against Il
smaller man. Moran would have tri-
umphcd with ease Saturday might Iio
dealt some slcdschammcr blows. and
though he was beaten round after
round. he kept boring In. He never
stopped lie carried tho fight to tho
champion.
l;ut the IFS don't figure. Willard
Outbull>cd Moran-and he Won Mo-
ran gathered glory for the game Tight
he made: hut Willard took unto him
self Iii" victory. The might have been
d""sn', figure III the records
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Richmond,


PATTERSON. y j.. April l-Larrv
bricn. orderly at the General Hos
piIaI VIII pay = bet he lost on Frank
ho!an by rolling peanut with :,
,oothItck from the hospital 10 tho
uhiiiteu States Hotel. The distance is
iI'S some Time next week and tn.
rolling some time next week ana ID.
town folks are figuring on takinl; n
hlE or to watch him do it,
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SALEM GETS TITLE
state Prep school BnsI> etbnIi Chnu,-
pionship Finally Settled to S0n,r-
budy's SntisfnctiOn.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispatch.

Especial TO The Times -Dispatch.
CHAItlDT'rESNIlL VA. April H.
iiy defeating jefferson School Tonight,
10 10 20. the Salem High School bas-
kctbal Iuint captured The prep school
champ OF the State.
Despite the tact that both teams had
broken training, to-uirhtS contest was
clcNcriy fought, ANA was nip and tuck
until the middle of the second period,
when the Salem players developed Il
whiriwind attack ana soon had Il safe
lead. i:uutinS WAS the star OF the con-
test, he alone registering nineteen
points Captain Glenn easily oiujumped
Thompson. llcwson put up TIA" best
game for Jefferson.
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DOWN THE ALLEYS

Tho Palnce tenpin team defeated
,nc Nortoit PIN spiders last night by
Ito pms in II thrce-Samo grind.
IN" visitors showed great strength
IN IN" first and second games. but fell
considerably below the watcrmark in
IN" third game Tho games were
'hriii'nE AT all stages. The local boys
seemed TO he In unusual bad form.
Saunders, OF the visitors, clipped OF
~ Tor nigh score. tying Bailey. our
local boy. for high average.
Tho, scores.
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ItiIl Norrisctt IItt Unrd.

JACK SONNIILE. Fla. April -
The Boston Nationals scored I'VE runs
OF Morrisctt in the seventh inning here
TO-DAY and easily defeated the Phila-
d"lphia Americans ? to =. Boston out
played the Athletics throughout.
score: 4 II 7.
Boston Nationals g . /
fhiladcl phia Americans I 10 {
Batteries: N.ht, Knot2cr and IRA
gress"r; Crowcll Nabors. Morrisett
and SchanE
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Brady Goes 10 C,lu,,hu.

ClNClNNATG O.. April i.-Rain
rcsUming their exhibition series II
was announced to-day that Brady. n
recruit pitcher. has been released by
IN" Yankees 10 the Columbus team. Of
the American Association Dick Kin
Scila. for nvc years chief scout 81 the
giants. to-day signed a contract 20
hunt Ivory for the Yankees durin.: the
next year.
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lr,"ry for woodhcrry Forest.

'ItNN,'t. w. April l.-WOodbrrrv
Forest defeated the University of Vir-
finia second team her. to-day bv tho
scof" 81 TO |. Woodbcrry made ten
mats or Varsity Pitchers Kinsolviut.
and Field. Sullivan nnd Mccall. twirl.
Ing for Woodbcrry struck out nine
teen OF tho visitors Dcchcrt's long
hits featured for Woodbcrrv
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Cards Win From nro,,ns,

81. LOUIS. April IA batting rally
with Two out in tho ninth enabled tn.
81. Louis Nationals to defeat tn. st
Louis Americans to-day. to o. In
eight innings Meadows allowed hu;
two hits.
Score by innings: X H. T.
Nationals .000 % o 0 0 tt II |
Americans .....O q 20 d } q % >
Batteries. Sa!lco and Gonzales. We'll
man ana Severoid.
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I Days Easter Vacation Tour
5 S Ss{; IN NEW YORK 5 E 2s};

Visits to all the sights OF thc
GREAT CITY OF NEW YORK'S
historical points OF INTEREST,"
parks. driyeways, museu Is,
churches, clubs, 81" and trolley
trips; and cabarets;-
the Great White Way;-five full
days Hotel Accommodations and
Meals while in New York.
Book in advance, call, phone or
write Samuel ii. Bowman and
make your reservations. Only Il
limited number can be accOmmO-
dated. Reservations made i'm
order received.