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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13

,portant witness for the state was out
of the city,
Criminal court will adjourn. Monday.
which will end a very peculiar session.
Few jury trials have been held owing
10 tho influenza situation. n large NUM-
her Of he defendants, plaintiffs. VII
ncSScs and jurors being down with the
disease and unable 10 attend rnurt. All
Of The big cases with many minor on"s
went over 10 the next term in January
whixn promises to be an extra heavy
session.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13

hrav; Easnlin" hargcS at IL o'clock yes
trrdVy morning.
The Envrrnmrnt harC" lir" on the
Mississippi has the oscar Barrett bring
ing Il tow up tho river from Now Or
loans Tho cargo ia composed Of soon
sacks OF cnffcr from Rra1in and on
harE" load of hats imported from
Mexico.
Now that tho winter season is setting
In. il j. no, likely that tho dams on
tho Ohio river will be raised again m:
iii next summer. At this season "f the
year ire forms very easily and il wnulh
play tho mischief with the dams If they
wrrr lfr.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13

attracted to Ghe Court theatre next Mon
day and Tuesday by the announcement
that the production to be given there ov
"The Blue Birls" has a big scene in it
which represents the training quarters
OF fighters and wrcstlcrs In this scene
Scdal Bennett, the champion lady wrcs'
tier, is introduced. and the scene always
proves a big winner and arouscs whole
lot Of genuine enthusiasm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13

We may not all know whether or not
We nr" opposed To the freedom or tbs
seas hut We ar" all opposed just at
rrcsrnt To tn" freedom OF the sncczc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13
Four Alleged "Yosters"
Appeal from Hobbs
officials Preparing to summon Grand
Jurors for January Term
County. Court.

Four appeal cases from Justice
rrohbs' court were filed in tn" Ollie" OF
The clerk Of circuit court YESTERDAY. All
four cases grew out of infringement on
the state law against the nr!hE.hE IN
and storing OF intoNica'itS. r"'i"" iH =
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13

rho Ust. State VS. William Busch:
busch was arrested ny tho prohibition
squad at his restaurant. "?%h Market
s rcrt. November .. John curry. ailas
Iurdy. for carrying more than one
~. 2o-dar period: arrested by O. NJ.
pullcn November :. Felix B"lcstIa. go
day period violation; arrested by AIRING
ton. November Is. John Doe 4 person
having stored at his place. 2"oS Nam
street. Il supply of int"NicantS; arrested
By Arlington November s.
Clerks Kingdom and Wells OF the cir
cult and county courts were busy yes,
t.rday afternoon pulling tho names o
The men who will max" up m" grand
jury for the January term OF court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13
TOYLAND
Wide Awake! Wide AWdke!
Oh Boy what Toys!
Oh Girl vhat Dolls!
OhF0lks, WhdtCdn1es!

Who was it that said Santa Claus
can get along with thirty winkS
day. all through the Holiday season?
Mavbc so.S But here is a Christmas
store that never sleeps, yet it comes
forth fair and fresh every morning,
and takes care of thousands Of gift
needs each day.
And they are the American-made
TOYS and Games and Dolls such as
American boys and girls arc most
anxious to receive.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13
Deeds,

Mount Zion Cemetery. corpora,ioh
tn William Griffin. Ia; III Mount ZION
Cemetery. Consideration. $2r.a".
Greenwood Cemetery. n c"rpo!ation'
% Iranc,,r NJ Russ and Mary \. Bur
k.tt. lot in Greenwood Cemetery. con-
sid"ratinn. So.
\ decd OF trust was submitted 10 rec
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13

Inl, Carlisi. Christian Eanwood
Tnsnli. Iiirkrnhottom .. Wheeling
Herman NJ. Conner ShadyFlur. thi"
Helen t.. Rizor heeiinS
William T. fnoxcr (cnl"r"d)- Wheeling
Mildred Rarrncrr (cul) columbus. g.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13

o'clock Every jewish child Of school
aEr IS urged la enroll.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13
"The Blue Birds"

Those Of sporting prucIivitirs may bc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-12-13

Paris i. Lester. Fort G1y. Va.
.Iohn McCnnlIay. Wheeling. w. Va.
4. y. e. Bray. Wheeling. w. Va.
W. T. Workman. Grand Lecturer.
Wheeling. w Va,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-09
9as mniifaIiide DEr.

5n elmer intereiianten llnterlu=
dung iiibrt Der amerifaniife Meoi5l-
iler Or. ainponn aus 8aibit1gton
oeil RadJreis, Dob Der s(usorud Gin
,~.euiifnlllhes Obr," ben Ser Sprad5
gebraltd; fait offer Gambler IN ieiacn
Gdus Der Rebemenoiineen nufgenom-
men bat, teinesmegs MIR bilbIid 81
uerileben lit, ionoern ouf beitimmte
onatomtihe Jormen 5uriidgefItrt
fperOen fonnL Die Elm mriifoltid;es
Chr audi rein auBerlld) con einenr
unmuiifdliihen DIR untcrideioen.
Oos mtlifaIiIf)e DIR lit bon Der Sc
italtung Der Obrnuuldel abbdngig.
Cine nmfangreide Reibe Don Stu.
oien nn6 8eobadtungen bahen oen
@elebrten ju Dem 5Altiic gehradlt,
oas bel alien muiifaliifeu Menl6cn
Die Sbrmuidel brett uno tiet lit una
Die genoen5 oltr Gntpiflung red,tefi.
ger Gerlne1 oeigt. Der lultere Cell
oes Cbres lit bp~ri5ontaf uno ltebt i'm
reften @infel 5ir duBeren 0brcn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-09

Wrs. MSprtle g. Callahan unb 6atte
an 5. $. 8nIph @runoffiid I'M @itp
8lod 24O0: $500.
@runoitiid I'M 9th 8lod 1863; $2,975.
Sellora 81. @ntes an v. 6. Stande IL.
q, @riuoitiide i'll ben 8fods i. 2 4 mo
8, 8eit 8aroenbale; $7.425.
Graham 9oip0al uno Srau on Sam
Srieomarl. Brra1oltiid i'm &itp Siui
$3.50; $r00.
@rabnm 8oipbaG uuo Srau on Sam
FRIEDMAN, @riinbftiid III Ser Yfeiffer'5
2hoition; $3.50.
6. s. @anber Studen ultD 6ram an
2eonarb 9. 4lforo IL. o.. @runhltiid IN
Soutb 8mf, 0linltod Nbbition; $4, 725.
NbDlf 6ol5 II. u. an Hobert 6. 0oim,
100 Ader SailD am 9lmo5 Greet;
$4,000.
&. San8 an @. $. Soefc. 8runbitild
i'm Aepitone Sarf; $40.
Gam Sriebman mo Strait un n. q.
Cones, @rllnoltild an Der SnI NeB Gin. F.;
500, 900.
81. 8. Sones unb 5rat on Snm Srienz
man. @ruuoitiid an DER Banana Mpc. +;
$4,000.
Senrp Gbibgcu uuo 6rau an @Irs.
Dora @aLt9er, @rimoitiid i'm Sin 8lod
2t7; $1,000.
@orb 8i8elmhomn II. u. an 5. SruiI.
8rltnnitild M Der SeIalpnre StraBe;
$3.50.
5. ". garborol9b uno 1srun an oeu.
III .9ngelitein, @rinbitild in Sos Nugele1
&oeigbts; $40 IL. u.
Mugoaleno aoh II. ". an Alireo 3ciis
Ter. @r1iuoitifd an DER Snn Seruanop
StraBe; $500 II. u.
Yete &odh il. Ii. VI. an @ugooIern
Todl @rutloitiid I'M Sim S(od 24f2; 81
ii. q.
Iu0reip Wobr on @eor9e 8ed)s(sr.
@r1tnoiiid i'll arteiinn @aroens; 50. s35.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-09

leilte. Ma1 fam oieie 6orn iebr gut
an oem Mpollo I'M Barrier 9ouore
bcpbobten rnb Ser 5dluB lieat nahe,
oaf oent 9il0bauer Elm Wl1iifcr olS
Mobel gebiert bat ooer 6ob Sic Al-
ten bos muIifaltId]e Sbr fa1tnte1. Sin
tppiid)es ml1iifaliihes Chr beioB M;=
aboro @agner; Ser untere Nano Ger
S1rmrifel bilbete nit Der @egellle1s
ite gennu einen rehten Ni1fel. <dl
bel onoeren groBen Muiifetn bat Or.
ainnman oielelber 6orrnen beobuftct,
Gci SONS bon Billion, bel 1aoeremsfi.
1idaifomsfL Serbt, Moseaeni bel
@erlio5, 8rieg, 2eoneapann, 2iist,
5ci Mip8art nno bel o'Mlbert. Mcrf=
niirbig tit, bab bie Singer oft nolt
oieiem SDpu3 obpeiden, Ser untcre
Ho1r0 Der ObrmuId}eI meidt bon Ger
rragcredten oinie al ltno bilbete nit
Ser @eeenleilte einen itu1npfen gsin=
tel. Gas 1T 3. 9. BET 6ruu Games,
Der Hrimabonnu Ser Neip Oprfcr
Metropolitnner, ser SoIl uno Die
eleihe @rid)einune bot ser genon1lte
Seri6er Bel sab1reiden anscren BE
clibn1ten 5dngern fe|titede1' fonrrn.
Gaeegen finoet man hieien ifl1mpfc1l
Mirtfel nienaIs bei Snftrufnentolrn.
slfern. Nle geobad)tlllgen iollen oie
5feorie 6eltatigt buben. NS @egcE-
ttiiniel fiibrt Or. Ginpon,r sic 81
ten 5es Generals Grant an, ser no.
toriid ntmuiifaGiid tpar lino 'cl6lt
eli, einfod)es Golfslieo nid6t erfcnnell
fpnnte Seiae Sbren moreu flodl.
@enn elm &ino 1bnlibe Sbrmuldeln
Eat. 10 criibrieen iif ale @llIififm-
ocl, es miro ebcnio .perrig Muiif git
{pielen fernert, mic ie Elm Ytelllh r.it
fnrsr1l, 9eor1nlgel1en mo oifen Sin.
germ Gin ~erltflaIIigcr GioaiIt meroell
fam.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-09

WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
ISSUED BY THE
UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT
Trctziee herNn.
Gomau Don @. 9eim g.
(dortlekuna.l

(Tortietung.)
Gin Sriiblingsabeno fiini Sabre.
ipaterl 8ie gan5e 2aft uol Snrilt-
seil- uno Sas1nirtouft, oa3 5itternoe
iunge 2al1b Ser 9aume ourflelhtet
nom Ibenoioinenidein. Bonn Turr1
Der SdloBfirhe bebt @eIGute on,
Bfingitaeldutc, uno unter ieiren
silangen offnen iib Die slugeii cines
nngefdbr p~ieriabrigen &naber, Der
otf einem &ranfenltubl ribt, gan;
meit uno eridredt. Sin blalies ob9e-
5cbrtes airoergelidt, aus Dem oicie
lhonen gldr5enoen eroBen Augen
bliden, Man bate Den Sabritubl mi
Die 5erraiie oes S1loiies gehobe,L
in Den 5d)ltt bes fleineu Baninons,
ben emit SEEING &erfoip NIT 5resfDz
aemalben idmiiden gepoat. 9os OF
fcnbar i1per leioenoe aino mar Iorgs
Jam NIT 0efen rno aiiien geitisst
nnb eingebiat; elm geoffnetes 9iIbcr-
bilh lag auf Dem 1ifhf,en 5ur Selta
bes fleinen @efdbrtS neben eineml
@laje Mildl ons nod uilherilbrt
ltanb. @eiter 5uriif iaB aui Dem ci-
iernen 8artenltlrbI Elm Serr bon ser
Staffelei uuo malte, ODER bate &c.
malt, oenn Die Sallo, IN Der er bie'Ba=
lette belt, lag auf ieinem &nie; Der
redJte Irm bine i6laff berunter Der
Yiniel mar 5ur gr0e gefaIen. @ie
geblenoet itarrte Der Wsaill binein i'll
Den 3auber oieies 2en5abmos.
Ser SdaoBbauptmaun bon Ser.
ton ipor nod Elm iunger Niann, aoer
Gle fiini Sabre, Die er ieiltes Anltes
bier oben eeiualtet, nubten ldpere
barte Sabre geapeien iein. Gr mar
lnuger uno idmnl ~geporoen; auf Der
Stlrn batten lif) eill panr tiefe SOL
ten 9ebIloet uno Die 9lugen bIiften
miioe, 10 miioe mie Die eines Mc1t-
idell. Der ni6ts mebr boift Ser obees
Ihloilen bot nit Dem Seben ulo t,l!r
nod bemiibt i'll, es NIT ul0gliflt gu,
ter Saltung meiter 5u trageit.
nYapa!" rief oas 8iilo ongitlid).
o8leid). mein Ssunge!" riei err aui-
ipringenb uno Die Tolette alf oerl
Stlr5l legeub, itano er i'm nad)itet
Nuaelihlif ibon an Dem Eager nuo
6eugte lid nit beiorgten 4usori,f
SIT benz flcinen aranfen nieoer.
0as aino berlibiste iid) iofori lulo
hlifte i'm freunblih al. ,G%outen2-
parum2" iagte es miibIam.
Mereen lit 8eiertae," erfldrtc
CT, ieinen Stubl berbeibpleno un0 ne.
ben Dem &iloe Ylns nebmeno, inoem
CT oos mogere @onoden itreid)eltc.
uWforaen lit Efinglten, @eini."
pa i1brt Mama auS?~
Sein5 aerfolp nidte icincm 5obnt
dn; Elm iinlterer 3ug perorongte ct
nen altgenblid feline 6reunolihteit.
r9sSa, mein Sunge, Tie miro ipobl ans
fabren."
Oh mu62"
Soil idl, Semi"
I'm ben ainbcsmuno 5udte e5
id}ner5lidl a9tein, neinl" flehte er,
id, babc INNER Il9it, penn i6 10
ollein bin
sd bleibe bel Dir, Sd}a3, meine
uibt." troitete ser Batter. .@ir en-
.sabfen tins id|one t9eididibeu ilne
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-09
THE STUDY OF GERMAN IN
ENGLAND.


is discussed with considerable full
ness in the Report recently pre-
sented by the Committee ap-
pointed by the British Prime Min
lister to inquire into the position
of Modern Languages in the Edit
cational System of Great Britain.
The Report has already been re-
ferred to in the "Amerika". 1t
was a strong committee, presided
over by Stanley Leathes, a Civil
Service commissioner, and one Of
the editors of the Cambridge Mod
ern History, and including several
distinguished persons, such as Sir
Maurice De Bunson, late Ambas-
sador at Vienna; DIR. H. A. L.
Fisher, TO- Minister Of Educa-
ton; DR.. Walter Leaf, the we'll
known banker and translator Of
Homer; A. Mansbridge, founder Of
the Workers Educational Associa-
ton; NOVEL; Smith, head master
of Sherborne; Miss M. ]. Luke,
Principal of Bedford College; and
Sir James Yoxall, M. P, former
President of the National Union
of Teachers.
The Committee says in part:
Keen emulation will be encount-
cred after the war, lost ground
must be recovered; new openings
must be found; in countries where
we felt secure we shall find our
footing precarious. So large is
the part of an industrial product
marketed abroad, so great is our
capital invested in foreign coun-
tries, so universal was our carrv-
ing trade, SO extensive are our
financial transactions and influ-
ence and the power of our credit,
that any impeachment to our SUE
cess will react not only on those
firms directly interested in for
eign markets, but also on the pros
perity of the whole country"
Several helpful paragraphs i'll
the report are devoted to a discus
sion of the various foreign Ian
guages from the business point of
view. French is placed first, for
practical as we'll as cultural pur-
poses. The Leathes committee. of
course. gives no countenance to
the ut-Off-your-nose-tO spite-yOur-
face policy of banishing the Ger
man language from the schools.
1T will in any case" they say, be
impossible to GUST the S of Ger
man in commerce, even for our
own purposes at home, apart from
any question of competition in
neutral countries. The mere SET
Element of pre-war accounts with
Germany will be a long and diff
cult matter. If we are not our
selves able to supply men who
have sufficient knowledge of Ger
man to conduct the necessary corr
respondence, strong incentive will
be offered to revert to the old
practise of employing qualified
German clerks for the purpose.
This is only one Of many consider
ations that it is of essential inn
pOrtance to the nation that the
study of the German language
should be not only maintained but
extended Of the remaining Eu-
ropean languages, Spanish is de-
clared to be of principal CONNER
cial Importance, owing to the size
| and growing wealth of the Spanish
| speaking communities of Central
and Southern America. Italian is
of value, rather because of Italy
contribution to European civiliza-
ton than from any practical as
~sistance it gives TO the present
day businessman.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-09

itad)ntittaes fabre id) oid) IN ben
Tarf binein uber miuit on ~
Eante @ebe?~
vNeirt, hei Dir bleiben oie Gin
Ser iilto 10 mortig."
nNiht nnartie, 6eilli. lie linb MILD
unO tnben untber, uno bnS iolft OIL,
10 8ott mill, aid) mieoer lernen, flei
ncr Stiff"
0as &ino idiittclte Den Gopf. sd
fern 8 niht Eapa."
.Obo! 8ober iueiBt OH oas2"
Woma BATS gelngt 5u 5o1te @ra;-
Der = Yapa,"
uaber ou narriibes &ino, on baIt
aatle folih nerltalloen."
uNein : Mamo bot gelogt CT iii
eill &riippel u1tb bleibt eil Gruppel.
uno oae Die GrtGIerei ulo Sailudials
herei niist nid)ts = bat tie geiogt.
lteber 5ein5 aerfQps @eiidt gitlJ
cine fable Slaiie. Ga bot Momn
bid nidt gen1eint> mein 5er5blatt =;
on muBt nid)t oles OH DID ba5ie-
ZEN luto niht 10 adten a1lf Dos, mas
Die @roben ipred)en = bDrlt ou?"
SD mill mid, aber nid)t mebr
al0len loifen nit Der Wtoidline," &c
barrtc Dos &ino.
g@enn on oeinen 4Sopu lieb bolt,
Semi, Damn laBt on oid) 1ioch ein oib
d,en qilalen."
Gas Sinh idmieg. Gs lag ettpas III
ieinem abgenlagerteu Mftlit, 0ls
melt iiber feline Sabre binol1sging,
Gin Saltd) bltteriter grfenntnis iciles
3ultanoes. 5ein5 loB ooneben uno
falnpfte nit ieinem groBeu 5dlmer5
Inn oieies ornielige @eidopfden, oas
iein NOR, nit Dem 3nrn iiher oie Sc.
fiibaoligfeit Ser 6rall, oie oieies
Gino 3ur @elt gebraft, Elm 5artes
aber ~geinnoes aino, oas ourdj bic
Sdp1lo Der Wfllttcr 81 bem ~eenoroen,
mas rs iest mar.
Gr lit Elm Stripped, CT miro Elm
Stripped bleiben! flong es III ibm.
Yc) @ott, 10 entIa9lngsreid, 10 arhl
Ietn 2eben alld) mar in oieiem Der,
idJollenen @infel, CT pilroc es nit
sSrenoen iueiterlebelL pdre Der Sun
&c geilnO neben ibll bergeiprungen
ourd sic banenoen ooen @0nge oes
S1loiies, ourd] Die einiamen @ege
BEG 9arfes ~ aber 10, ah 10!
Gr mar nit ~fei1lerlei SGuiionen III
oieie Gbe gegangen, ober baB lie ic
Doe lperoel niir0e, nie tie tatiodlid)
gemoroen, bas batte ct oom nid)t ee-
6odt. Gr bate ii6 reolid Wtiibe &C.
geben, Ieiale 6rall SIT bepegen an ir=
genb etuas teilsurebmen, oas i'm in
tcreilierte, mie er lib ebrlih Miibe
CAB, ibrem Soeenfreiie n1ber5utres
ten. Gr fubr 8iiiten nit ibr III Ser.
galsen llmgegen0, CT empfing lire
8alte, Die Inn unenolid] glei6gilItig
maren lno Dor oenell er ii6 id)dmte
init Dem u8iinfltbrtee," melden 9pni
in e~ruioerllne BON lnfnaiiden 9i-
ners uno Soupers 5u oe~ranItalten
pflegte. @r NOR Ser Auiid)t, nif)ts
anaebmen 81 iolenL mas man nibt
cripioern Tonne - 9oni Itali6 onf ci
ncm erbabereren Stanopunft. Sd
9ebe niht @lielts mo Srintens 6al.
Der IN Die 8eielfdaft," pflegte lie
81 iagen. Seine 6egenpor1:elunsen,
aas es BOD, imnler6in mo unbeIda-
Oct oieier ibealen anlid)t ettpas I'M
bethlehem ieL 2eilte brei Mei1en lmo
;nehr itber 2ano fabren 5u fafien. nm
lie nit ether tpin8ie fleinen gaiie See
uno einisem leidten @eb1d nbauIpei=
len, IieB fie nidt eelten; mc)r err
laiibten ebe1l ibre Mittel nidtl llnb
obne @eienigfeit fonnte lie nidbt le-
benl
(sSorfiekuun foIof
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-09
M. X. & T.
(at. &. & 6. 8abnhDfl

NntiMft-
/. SO. 25-&on GprO Segas mrss. 1920
2. $50. 25-u8ntD SIper" mcrgens 1880
No. Soon @aeo unb Auitin
.......... uahmittags 4:45
SO. 29-.Gnpt 2imiteb" nbenbs 100
$50. 1-.Seras Special" abenos 9:oG
Nbfabrt-
SO. 4-Nah guitin unb @aeo
49,. ........ -. nad]m. 1925
yo. 30-.aatp Simiteo" norm. 1000
30. 2-.Seras @peciaI" porm. 500
/. SO. 26-naatb Slner nnd Sallns
unO Sort @ortb.. .atenbs 900
2. SO. 26-Nn1 ct. 2ouis ,nb
&nnias gitp ..... a6enbs 900
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-09
S. A. & A. P.

Nntul1Jt-
So. 12-@on aiiitenorten nadm. 2:05
go. 14@@on t8ouiton ulb 3i<
lterorten ...... morgeii5 5:55
SO. 16-&ou Souiton II. @aco abs. 7:05
SO. 41-Qon aerroiIle. MIR an
Sonntaaen -.... abenbs $40
SEQ. 43-&on S%errpiue tdgI. nbos. OILS
go. t55-8on 9errpiue nno Camp
Stanlep. tdel. niseenommeu
Sonnfae, 3enliiht, ,abcnos $50
abfahrt-
So. 11-Nah Gorpus gbriiti,
Son1tun u1o @aeo Bonn. 9:25
9o.13-Na6 9ouiton m.3iiite abs. 1890
SO. 15--Na6 aenebb ..nafm. 1925
SO. 42-9ad &errpile. MN on
an Sonntdgen .mras. 1:45
Is. 44-Nah GerrbiIe. tde(. ndm. 4 so
SO. 156-Ra6 aerrbiIe uno Camp
Stnnlep. 9emii6ter 3u9. tdas
lid, nisgen. Sonnfog mras. 7:30
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-09
Den ariea all aeminnen.

Oie @crpaitiius lpiini6t ben 9ienlt
Den Anforberunaen Deg Y1iblifun1s &C.
map 81 geitalten.
gu oieiem 3tpede offeriert iid Die
1Rifbiilfe aler i1rer 9eparter1ents. Die
rseHeiu Staten - Srnbt nie Gnii age -
suerben Den @eanten bes Gertebrs Ses
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1918-05-21
HONOLULU MAID
PLAYS GOOD GAME

SAN FRANCISCO, May 5-The Stan
ford women's baseball team met de-
fcat at the hands of the Mills women
yesterday morning in game played on
he Mills athletic field. Mills scored
nineteen runs to Stanford 3 eleven.
Stanford had a particularly poppy
battery but a weak outfeld. Catcher
Kahn made some sensational plays and
slow ball pitched by Helen Greening
proved a regular goat getter.
|. Williamson pitched and Mabel
Wilcox caught for the winning team.
\ neat little home run by Edith Will
Jams of Mills started the game and
after that Florence Knox hit a couple
of two baggcrs and Cleo Case of Homo
lulu hit for three sacks.
The wind blew so that archers
couldn't arch, but the other field
events went off in good order. Cleo
Case of Honolulu scaled four feet IN
the high jump Miss Ernst was sec
Had Regular Lineups
Lineups for the baseball game were
as follows:
Stanford-H. Greening, p; A. Kahn,
- NJ. lulIOhJ IL, IL ShhhuiOiJ Sbt
Knox, 3b; l.. Weber, IS; B. Taylor;
rf NJ. Beaver, Of; G. Gregory, II.
Mills-I. Williamson, p; NJ. Wilcox,
c; h. Williams, ID; l.. Mahan, 2b;
NJ. Dinsmore, 3b; B. Thompson, ssi d.
King, IF; c. Case, eff; l. Spalding, IT..
Entries for Athletic Events
Broad jump-C. Case, NJ. Smith, NJ
Ford A. Ditton, R. Chambers, B,
Thompson, x. Radcliffe, s. McCready,
NJ. Williams, A. Haven, J. Hunt, L.
Courtez, l. Spalding, Ernst.
Standing broad iump-Arens, Ford
Courtez, |. Spalding.
Archery - DinSmore, SlOss, Linch,
Winchers, Ford.
WilIamson, Cassidy, Coffee.
High jump-Ford, Thompson.
Three legged race-Thompsou, Case,
Williamson, King; Campbell, Ford
Cassidy, Alexander; Ingalls,, Power;
Podrasnic, Halderman; Radcliffe, Han
cock; Rogers, McCready.
Obstacle race-Smith Williamson,
Arucs, NJ Ford, Miller, Mebrae, Lytle,
Radcliffe, McReady, Rogers, Todd, vii
hams Dutton, Hovey, Butchell, Ire
land, Ford, Dinsmore.
High jump-Snydcr, Arnes, Murray,
Thompson, Haven, Courtes, Eurat.
50 yard rclay--Freshmen, Wilbur Ytd
din. Yidding, Tom SUDDEN, Campbell;
! sophomore, Harlan, Codd, Ernst, Nc
Ready; junior, Coffecn, Ford, Dins
more, Thompson; seniors, Cassidy, Alex
ander, Somen, Ayres.