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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20
Fir Farm snn 6artptt
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einem le9r flstfhigen Snnern. Die BEL
Der SSelogurts darotterihilAe 0reitdt
&c GOrm 1T bier fait ganS perIoren
gegangen. Bon Der ameritnniIben
Qrt t0rnen nur Iolde 4burten sur
TreibbausSuGt perfponbt msroen,
fpelde gtoBt. gum Gdneipen in
2dngs.S 9sibsn (5licius) geeignete
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III bte pQrIingtun M9ite Spine, fers
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20
sic Gimme Der SHDner.
Tierfwiirbiee geObadtung eiues nurbi'
fhen 1Dofugen.

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ptorelle @eIen bierbet cine RpIIs
FpieIt. Die Fertilization Der 6iibner
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li9en 9efiibIss uub Sinnenleben
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bat fin jeOen g(us0rud bes Mffetts
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fir Die 9enne tppiI9, unb Wolluft.
tone, bic nur benz 9abn eigen finb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20
So9ann sebaitian gadls aadlaf.

Dos 9ertaufsdngebot BON Sob.
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MuIitmattuItttpien Des QltmeiIters
%aefporpen 1T. 9uf Oieie sTfaqe bat
Der ebtmaIige Qraipor bes Earlier
RonferDatoriums, Charles Malberbe,
Dor Idngerer 3ett eiren iniereIfanten
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beiben sD9ue Pbiltpp Emanuel unO
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ltdhen RddlldB pes 8aters teiIten.
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ieinen grOBen @ater iorgfom Bit.
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lesentIih I'M 6anpeI anftoudtn, aIg
nerIDren bstradtet lDerben mlTfan.
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sreib9als nit ol%ei4maBigtr epauuuno

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butig 3eigt, uber Elm tnebr fla9er
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9oa iber Der Groe herpprragen, unb
auf bieTen folten Die Tdrdgen @lass
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20

BET anoronung, lpie Te unTere pbist
abbilbung bsranfdauIidt. 9ieit
GtaBsn Iino bod limb brett genug,
Inn es benz Gdrtnsr 3u erm6gli9sn,
gum 9emdfsrn unb gum Ginheimlen
Der 5rubt oorunttr bur9 3a geben,
Das bette grOreid fir bic Sreibs
beste lit elm reifer Rompoft, belte1suo
aus Ianbigem 2sbul, su stnem 9rita
tel NIT Submit bermii9t, ipc5u mod
btim Gtnfiiaen in 1as Beet etpa Is
pro3snt Gono binsugefii9t nirO,
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gfIanaen BON Set gu 3sit init Saus
DE aug elmer NIT pferbes unb S4dfs
miIt gefiiaten Dunsgrube begoFen
perbeu, nm fe in m0glidt trGftiger
9erfaHung 81 erbdIten.
Bon ben peri4ie0enen Mrten bet
Steibbaus5udt, BON Oensn ieoe ibrs
@orteile unb HadteiIe bnt, feten bier
%beIonoers hrei betporgehoben: grs
items: mnn pflan3t Den Sumen brett
In bic Groe Der geste, ipo bic gflans
sen bann tpa9Ien nnb 3ur Reife toms
men; 3ibeitens: Mlan rat ben Somen
in 8 Biz 4 Col 6obs 56pfe, DIE bolb
nit groe gefiiqt fms. unb fobaIp Der
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brittens: Man 3iebt bic iungen pflans
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NIT oenen fie bdnn ipdter in bas
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20

Sn einem S9wetnttos
BEN berit.dt fanOen bic 9ebDrben
auf elmer BEL afbGanb, mis-, geles
oenert 5arm bic bereits beinobe
qGn3Ii9 perpeite 2ei6e zines neuges
borenen ainbes. Der 5uno ipuroe
gemadt, nodbtm gerabe bic 5amis
lie bes biSherigm 9d9ters oes On.
ipsfens ausge3Ogen mar. Der gtgens
ipdrtige aufentboIt Der atute III
u%nbetannt, unb is iDerosn isbt pOrt
Der pOli3si gefudt. Nan fanb bic
ainberIeihs In eiHem Riftden, fpsIs
DIES init Der 9nTSdrift sDbnamit"
perfsben mar. 0b 6ag Sinh Bel Der
geburt gelsbt bat, 1T md nidt be-
tannt.
Smmtr ser treut. Isle
hdben ben GfnupFen arg fdlimm.
6trr 9rpfefpr2'
SD faes Shnen, taum, boB ifl aus
ben 9ajtuIrnerH sudeu tannIF
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20

bic GUIDE 70 edfddtIte tpis MIR, bab
&c gar teiH DIFFERING mobilize.
Wlir fin Onnn fort I'm bic 2i53ie
bat tein Mort SsIast. Sd ben ssfdDIt
stpie Der GieI Dem ss al tpobI getpors
be mar tpOrrit i'd uerbleipe Sbns
S1rn lietptr
btItPp Sduerdmpftr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20

Gum 8erfanot berpadte 8ref66aus
grrfer.
Sreibbnusbeet ein9eisbt peroen, DIN,
0aB man ods adftdtn entfernt. fpdb.
reno beim llebertragen ber in 51p.
fen ge3ogeusn pfldn3den i'm Sreib'
bausbeet bic Iebteren aus ben G1pfer
herdusgenommeH iperben miiTen. Del
5auptpprteiI Der bsiben IeBten auf.
3u6isW letbobsn Iie9t oarin, puB maj
bds greibbaus pd1ren0 Der erlter
3tit oss 0ohstuma nibt 81 heiSer
btaadt, oa man BITE iungen pflan3er
in irgeno sinem tIsiueren Roum olf,
3ieben fam. Die 9aaptIa1f BEL bel
Auf3udt lit, baB bic pflan3en FORT
ndbrsnb tintig tin Wddstum bleis
ben. Gtlpas GorgfaIt muB boun aud
nod auf bds Gmpor3ieben Der Gaus
len an ben Stiiben bertpanot tptr,
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Iid bic Ronten hi9t su isbr permit
telH uno oaB is uidt bnr9 BIZ
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tpsrben Ober breder. Die Jrudt nirt
geip6bnIid e~ingebsimit. tpenn fie s bis
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9ur6meHer bat.
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legenen SeiIen Der qflon3e trdgt. 3us
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nimmt mon baaa aijten bon %
SOL i'm 9ebiert unb 8 3oa 9iefe,
fuie lie in Der Isbtsn abbiIouaa bsrs
anIGauIi9t lift.
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Wle groBe Gtuns
be is TONNE. no
ilns Der SoteI pro,
preietsr gu Die
Nubms bon Wlilter
I'm MiTius million
genomiie bat. Sang
inner nns BEN i1 !
ipenis uniiig getaGlt
lin i'd BEN gu mid
deiaQt, i'd h1tt ltes
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-20
snIeenns NIB 9fleas bee Saitns

0
Die an%ssnshmfs erT6eiHung in
siusm @arten, OBJ grpB, ob Helm, Il!
Elm gut ongelegter un0 liebepoa ee.
pflegter Rafenplab. Die Idafft man
fi6 einen foIden uno tpis lit ct oau.
ern0 in feiner G9Dnbeit gu erbalfen9
Sci Der NsuanIdee zines RaIeus
tommt 5undhFt cine sriinoIide gOs
oenbsarbeitune uno GobsnUerbeHes
rang in BetruHt Dos GsIdnoe muB
~ big 2 5ub tief riaoIt fuers
Den. SIT Der 9OOen taltnrm, TO miro
ibm 9iingetoIt 5ustisbi, 1T er lebr
iaHOig. alto bumusarm, 70 perbeIItrt
man lhu bird esbm. aompoIterbe,
,sauds un0 bdIb oerrosieten Guna,
III sr iehr biaois auO i4per. 10 miro
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-08-21
M'CRAW UNCOVERS SECOND
MATTY IN COLLEGIAN

Christopher Mathewson II has
arrived
John McGraw, who uncovered the
original Old Master claims no has
found In George Smith, the Columbia
University pitcher the perfect double
of Big Six.
THE oftener look at Smith the
greater trouble | have In convincing
myself il is not the Mattey of 1902"
said the boss of the Giants Built
along similar lines and resembling
Matty greatly in features. Smith, to
me. is the Matty of this generation.
His position on the mound his de-
livery and his cool aloofness also
remind me much of Matty Added to
this Smith delivers a fast ball with the
free and easy motion OF Matty and he
has drop ball that I am convinced
can be the equal to the famous
Matty' fadeaway.
''Never before have I seen young
pitcher in whom I have as much con-
fidence as l have in Smith. He has
every natural advantage and is certain
enough about himself TO make a great
pitcher. He also has one delivery that
Matty never was able TO master
slow ball"
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-08-21
Calvin TOP Gunner
IN Delaware Shoot
Captures Open Champion
ship and High Average
Honors Over Will
mington Traps
TOMLIN MAKES HIGH
RUN OF THE DAY

What is conceded to be the best
tournament ever held by the Delaware
Trapshootng Association was con-
cluded Saturday on the ground of the
Wilmington Trapshooting Association
at Bellevue. y. II. Calvin Vas the
star of the day winning the Hercules
open championship trophy, with 80
out of 100. and getting the high aver
age of the day, with 14S out or 100.
He also won the high mark for the
two days shooting, with POI out OF
300
T.. S. Tomlin made the high run Of
the day. with 107 straig ht TO his
credit, and Calvin made the second
high run. 1O2. ". A. Simonton won
the DUPONT trophy event. which start
ed yesterday. He broke 80 straight on
Friday, and 40 out of so Saturday,
making 80 out of 100.
The high amateur, Calvin being n
professional, was +. Tomlin. of
pennsgroye. who broke l45 out Of 1850.
William Swayne, of Fairville, Pa,
made the second high average for the
two days shoot with 300. II. l.. Worth
ington, of Baltimore, was third, with
2S7 Charles II. Newcomb and S. S.
Crothers. both of Philadelphia. tied
for the Delmarvia Star trophy, with
SO out of 100 but there was not time
for the shoOt-oif
I'm the woman's contest Miss Har-
riet ID. Hammond won the champion
ship. with AZ out of So Mrs L. A..
Johnson. of Philadelphia in the gem
eral shoot broke 1923 out of $50 and
for the two days 254 out of 300.
Scores:
The first arc the scores at so targets
for the DUPONT trophy. the second at
100 targets for the Hercules open
championship trophy and the third.
a. A.. d a. 4
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-08-21
COUNTRY CLUB Golf

DR.. w. o. sypherd, of Newark, Del,
who has recently returned from
Harvard University. won the handi-
cap medal play in golf on Saturday az
the Wilmington Country Club. with a
score Of rs, for which he received a
silver sup.
w G. Jones, Jr., who recently feat
ured in the invitation tournament
tied with Sypherd in net score. Jones
was given the gross trophy as the
same individual is not allowed 20 re-
ceive both prizes. Score follows:
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-08-21
HERE'S chance FOR
A COLFINC FAMILY

Have you a family of golfers? If
so here's your chancel
J. Franklin Meehan, veteran golfer
of Philadelphia. has issued a chal-
lenge TO any family in America to
play a match against his wife, two
sons. two daughters. and himself.
Meehan says there is no strings to
the challenge provided the accepting
team is made up of husband and wife
and four children. He does not care
whether they are four sons or four
daughters.
Moreover Meehan would like to en-
terrain any such family team at the
North Hills Country Club, near Phila-
delphia.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-08-21
FROM The MADHOUSE TO
The BIC LEAGUE

That was the jump taken by Bird
Lynn. understudy to Ray Schalk on
the White Sox catching corps. In his
younger days Lynn was considerable
noise about one of the California in
sane asylums-not as an inmate but
as an employee. The institution had
quite a ball team and Lynn was the
shining star He later travelled to
Sacramento. thence to Salt Lake. and
last spring climbed into the big show.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-08-21
railroad LEAGUE
ARRANCES SCHEDULES
Grand Division Series for
Championship Title and
Atterbury Cup
WILMINGTON IS
In LINE FOR HONOR

The Pennsylvania Railroad League
entered upon the last lap for the
championship Of the lines East when,
on last Thursday, at a meeting of the
Grand Division athletic committee,
held in Philadelphia, final arrange
ments were completed and schedules
drawn up for the concluding Grand
Division series.
The league is composed Of seven
clubs, each team representing grand
division Of the company's organiza
ton. having earned its title after
eliminating ali contestants in It's re-
spective division. which aggregate 225
teams in the spring. II was agreed
to divide the clubs into two circuits,
the eastern circuit being composed
Of Trenton, Philadelphia and Will
mington. while Williamsport, Altoona,
Pitcairn and Oil City form the
western end Separate schedules
were made for each group, dating
from August 10 to September %, the
winner of each to play a deciding
game 40 Altoona on September 80,
annual field day, for the title of
champion and the coveted Attorbury
cup. All games are TO be played
on Saturday. except at Williamsport,
at which point Wednesday is observed
as the weekly half holiday.
Several of these teams are OF the
Motive Power League, which or
eanization made a Creditahle showing
this season. due to the standard OF
exhibitions staged throughout it's cir
cult. many of their players being OF
high rcpute I'm the baseball world.
The following teams will repres nt ITS
respective divisions Eastern circuit
New Jersey. Trenton Shops Motive
Power Leagucl Philadelphia Terminal
West Philadelphia Shops Motive
Power Leaguel; P B. and W., VII.
minrton. Western circuit Central
Willamspori; Eastern Pennsylvania,
Pitcairn Shops; Northern, Oil City.
The p. b. and W. team won from
the Baltimore team ON Saturday by for.
felt. by the score o TO o. In the fourth
inning c. Smith walked and stole see.
ond A. Duncan advanced him 60 third
on n bunt aud Ningate hit one past
the left fielder for a home run.
The Baltimore third haseman put M
a kick that Wingate did not touch Sec
ond Umpire AIcDonough ruled that he
did and the Baltimore man wanted Ia
call Ningate out. McDonough gave Bal
timore five minutes TO play ball, and
when they refused and left the field he
gave the game 10 the locals.
The Wilmington team will play Phila-
delphia at Wilmington on Wednesday
for the first lee Ia the Eastern Circuit
Of the General Managers Contest and
ON Saturday next they win play Phila-
delphia at Philadelphia. The Whining
ton Motive Tower team would like 60
arrange game with Brovnson for
Labor Day.
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ALI STARS WIN FIRST GAME.

The All Stars defeated the CASTERS
on Saturday at Battery Park. New
Castle. by the score OF Z to T. Bratton
and Davis. and Goslin and Hewlett
were the batteries. This was the
frs game Of a s'Iies between The
clubs for the city championship
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POCKET BILLIARD TOURNEY.

In the pocket billiard tournament at
the Royal parlors Saturday afternoon
Clark defeated Lewis, 100 to 6s Two
games will he played in the tourney TO-
day. Warrior viii meet Mister this al
ternoon and Stoott will play Lewis to-
night.
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Milford

Milford ...... 0 0 0 OIL
Two-base hits-Spinley. Dalton.
Dykes. Miller. Three-base hit-Boo-
ley. Double play-Dalton (unassist-
ed. Bases on balls-Of Molineaux
3; off Heller 1; off Rommell 4. Struck
out-By Rommel A. by Molineaux q;
by Heller 3. Umpire-Rickards
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Peninsula BASEBALL
Standing of the Clubs.
CAMBRIDGE BEATS SALISBURY.

CAMBRIDGE, Md, Aug. Clam
bridge defeated Salisbury, to 3. on
Saturday. Klingelhoffer pitched shut
out ball until the ninth, when three
singles and a homer by Nagle sent in
three runs, a double play by VIII
liams leaving only one man on base
when Nagle hit over the fence. The
SCORE.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Scores of Yesterday.

Brooklyn, 1; Chicago, 0.
Boston. 4: Cincinnati. 8.
St Louis, 5; New York, 2.
Philadelphia Pittsburgh not sched-
He'd
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Salisbury.


Cambridge .... 0 2 900 0 x--4
Salisbury - 600 90 0 S-3
Home run-Nagle. Stolen bases
Miller 2. Double plays-Pierce to
Homer to Roth 81 Williams to VIII
son. Struck out-By Klingelhoffer II.
by Gallagher 4. Bases on balls-Off
KlingelhOffer 1. Umpires-Dixon and
Bennett.
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Club Standing.
TOday's Games.

Phillies at Pittsburgh e games).
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston at Cincinnati.
New York at St. Louis.
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STAFFORD Q; MILFORD 1.

MILFORD. Del. Aug 21.-Seaford
defeated Milford on Saturday, to l..
The score:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
No Games Yesterday.

No VHMtS -ltSItTUdys
As the western teams are touring
the east there were not any games
schedVled for yesterday.