davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-06

ger1teI bon Ser groe al1i Sen Baum.
IS miro lid ni.l1 fragel, % Der
@eoanfe Der moturloien Slieger
DEM 5inf5tpa11g m0glid)lt elttgegen-
5utpirfcn, in oer belltigen geltal.
tnng Der Snltrnm1ellte ~iiberbanpt gu
mebr fiibrt, ais 5lr dllBerlten Ser=.
lal1gerln1g ser SMfbagn. Menn es
belte gellrgcn III, Oas 5inful Oil
tpeniger oils ein Meter III Der Sc
fllnoe 5rriid5ll0a11nnen1 10 mag 0as
al5 relatioe 2eiituag entiprebenO
CeDertet meroen. Grnnoiablib i'll
oan1lt nidbts erreidt. IS lol nid)t
ll1r Das 5infen gang perbinoert, eS
ioa Dos moturlule 5tcigel1 erlll0g=
~liGt lper0sn. gs Gorf ood) nidt
DsrgeIien tugroell, oab e5 bette alld
6ei Den init einem Mptpr ~alls9erii-
ltctell Jlug5cug llltr bon Ser @obe
o5gdngt, bon ser ib %frritpiQig ooer
unfrcipiQig gum Wleitilllge iiber-
gebe. @abe ld) 3. y. rllr crit Die
llDtige &0be iiber @anlburg erreidt
ltlto lperre balm @as ab uno ltele
meth 5lug5ctg allf ocn gcritglten
Sinftpinfel ell, Damn fal1l1 iD bis
5um Sar5 binii6crgleiten. slber es
mar ilnn1er Gin 5infen.
Gil1gcben0e ycobu6tultgcl1 un0
unabmeiSbare gmpfillollngel1
'al1d) Oieie iit16 il Ser ted)nild)en
8elt nitbt gu %peradtcn - 5pil1gel,
oa5u, Sen ld)dselsmertelt 3eltrcbur-
gen 5l.m .Grreiden oes motorloie,,
Clltges Sen Si1nciS al,f Sen Meg.
81 gebell, oab bier 5por geleiitet
wuroe, mas Der Metib nit oem
al1genblidliden S%nltrun1ellte ~leiiten.
fall1l, oaB aber Oeln Nnitrl1mlertc
Gin lnerlaBlibes Clement fernge-
baltel1 mltroe: Die glalti5itdt Der
Jliigel 11ro ser 5teuerfldtcn. Gs
gibt feiten ltarren gpgel. Mud1
Die ienlenartigcn, ibeinbar lpie &C.
mal1ert lt~iQltebenoen 5liigel oes
a0nigs auer @egler oes Mlbatros,
iino elaitii6.
gs lit sic gloiti5itdat, Sic oas
Sinfen perbil1oern, Die @ori5ontale
iiberpinoen mno4 oas 5teigen er=
reiden miro. 1os Storre bat inns
Bic &raft, fcrngebalten, oie 0as
5lug6ellg eatpidell1 fann uno bat
inns sic 100foden Hferoefrafte cuff
ge5munger. Wir0 crit ole glaiti5i-
tat iii 0aS 6llta5elrg eingefiibrt,
Damn miro Gin iolder Mpparat pIrf-
lid Mgen1eingut meroe1 fonncn.
ST. miro flein iein; er miro sum-
Sausgcrat aaeb0ren f6nnen n1o er.
pir0. billiger iein. alS Gin 6abrrao.
llno. balt11 mir0 CT, mas oas Mi6-
tigitc lit, eir1 Mittcl fem, I'M. ais
Ser 3ibilil ..iion IN Sic &1lltrr gu
fiibre1l.
~ ayz (@amb. gr.)
4 E
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-06

@eiamttarte Der bent<
iden Marine. 800. 73,14s $4,000
Meltberit intereliont lit gegeliiber
Dem Gerglei6 Ser @opfitdrfen elm
8erglei6 Ser @tats 6eS &ei@sbeeres
in BEN &e6nungsiabren 1913 nno
1921. Ser gtat fir oas &ebnungs-
iabr 1918 5eigt fir SOS Seer
1497,49 Millionen Marf. Sic Mus,
gaben fir oie Marine i'm @ed-
11ungsiobr 1918 ergaben 1968,OS
Milio1re11 Morf. Ser gtat ser
Gei6smebr ur6 Ser Marine fir 6as
&ednungsiabr 1921 betrdgt 1896
Minionen Marf. @ir6 Ser gapier-
gelobetrag nod Dem bette berebtigs
ten 8erbdltnis bon ISL in @olo-
mart l1nlgerednet, Damn ergibt fib
fir 1921 ELM MeiIitaretat I'M Sc.
trage bon 1854 Minionen @oIo.
mart gegen 1868 Miuiaroen @oIo-
mart I'M Sabre 1918.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-06
Gine a,nerifaniide maruuns.

@oblen5, 10. Sept. Ser Sffi5ier
tnr 3ipilbertpaltung Ser amerifani-
ld)c1 8eiebungstruppen iiberianbte
Sem Dberprdiioenten ser @beinpro.
bin5 .naditeben0es 51reiben nit
bem grIu@en, bieies ser 8ep0l>
ferung 5ur 6ringer6en 8eadtung
5u empfeblen:
1. SIS tpar bisber iblid, oaB 6as
amerifanii6e &ote &reu5 11no or-
bere Observation-Disclosures 1i6
Ser Trauen Ser in Mnsi6iffnngsbd-
fen Ser 8ereinigten 5taaten eintref>
fenben gemeinen 5oloaten 6es ante.
rifoniidenf Sepres annobmen. n9r
81 @en9 g%ena1lnten ginridtungen /
iin0 0aber erbeblibe Muggaben err
madien un0, tpie uns mitgeteilt
miro, f0innen lie iid oiefer Syuiriorge=
tdtigfeit in 3ufu1tff 11idt n1ebr ipi6Ss
men. 9ie 1T Sen 8ereinigten 5taa-
ten eintreffenben Sralten a11erifani.
i6er ge1neiner 5olbater iinb s'id)
oaber ieIbit iiberlalien, nno Inn 1rid1
in Scot gu geraten, miIien iie iib
Dor @in16iffung nod Mmerifa NIT
Sen erfor6erli6en @elomitteln ber=
ieben.
3. 8abreno sic 2obnung zines
amerifaniidjen Soloaten CUR 8eltrei-
tung ieiner perfonliden 8eoiirf-
nifie 1T Sen 8erettigten 5taafen ge-
nuigt, 1T lie, nit Musnabme Der
ho5ergeitellten Gbargierten, our Ser
lorgung bon Sralten un6 @i1tbern
nidt ausreideno. Ser nnterbalt in
Mmerifa lit teurer o1s in europa.
Biele 5o1batenfrauen itnb nollitdn-
sig mittellos in ben Bereinigten
9taaten eingetroffen. 8isber baben
Iolde 8erionen BEL Ben 8oblfabrts-
einridtlngen 11nteritisnng uno Sill
fe gefnnoen. Sic g%endnnten ergo.
nifationen BADEN nns ieOod mitge-
teilt, BOB lie iih oieIer STiiriorge IN
8nfnnft nidt mabr miiomen ffoijr11er.
Man lit 6aber Der Mn1idt, bnb es
i'm Snterelie aner 8eteiligten liegt,
bie Mufmerfiamfeit Ser bentfhen
8ep6lferung altf boritebe1oe gdtfd-
den 81 le11fen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-06
f1 ,:fI
Melte Gsfolsae brqbtloier selep9onie,

Ma@ eingcbellpen 8eriuden lit es
oem 5elegrapbcatehniidel Meids=
amt gemeiniaml NIT Ser 6. 9oren5-
M.z@. g%elullgcll1l,. bonn Srtstelepbon-
11eB Ser 5tootS @erlil1 iiber sic
Sol1ptfunfitclle 9i01tigswltitcrbalti en-
nit elmer BON Scr 6. 2oren5zM.=@.
crridtctcn Npul{cl1anlage III 2pna-
81 bel GopenbageN eillc;l norn1alel
8ediaiprc4nriebtr pcssfltbsrciic
init gutem @rfolges 81 fiibren. Sic
Mnorbnung NOR bel oelr Yeriud)ell
10 %setroffen, oaB Der Eeilnebmer
iber bns Srts1es Berlin init Der
orabtloieu Station @onigspulter=
bauien 5unt 5predcn perbunoen
tDur0e, mabren5 er gleid5citig gum
E@0ren ol1f cine in Berlin befinoli<
tbe OrabtlDie EXPERIMENTATION ge-
ibaltef nor. SSn 2pngbD lparen
oieielben 8erbdltnilie ge1baffen:
ST. Ben 11mei1lgeueibten Geilnebmer
mar mabrcno beg @eiprdbs ntebt
bemerfbar, OBJ Ct a1lf cine &abellei=
tl,1g ooer brdbtlos geiproben batte::
gg fonnte n1r ortffaQen, onB Sic
&lungfarbe reiner lrno Der gmpfa11g
lauter tpar ais bel B%erneroung Ell
tier 9rabtleitung: Ser brabtloie
gerfebr 5piiden Berlin 11n0 aopelt-
bagen ipiclte fid) gelralt 10 ab, tpte
auf ciner 9rabtleitung, nobel Der
Geilnebmer, .mer1n >er 3. 9. ein @ort
ser @egenitelle nidt ridtig Deritat1-
0et bate, fofort unterbrede1 lno
1i1 Die lebten @orte mieoerbplen
lafien fornte. 9ie 2%alttftarfe,
Meinbeit Ser 5pradbe 1tn6 ala1tgfar=
be pare1t al,sge5eidnet, iogar GIT
3eitell, mo 5iem1ib itarfe Stor11l1=
gen einiebten, obgleib Die fir ocn
8eriu1 IL Betra6t fommenoen
orobtlofen 5tationcn nur NIT 1115
geri11ger gnergie. gearbeitet baben.
Seoer ein5eluc. Ieiiii11ebmer 0es Srts-
neBes 8erli1l Butte bon ieinem nor
nalen YoIfappurat aus 0as Drnbtlo1e
@eiprdd fiibren fonnen. Gieicr
@erilib lit Der erite zines geger1el-
tigen 6rahtloien 5prcbDerfebrS 5ni-
ihen DeutidIan6 uno Sem @ltslat=
Sc. 81, .groBe mirtldoftlid)e Sc
oentnng oieies grfo1ges liegt oarin,
baB sic hrabt1oie 5elepbonie per-
ipridi, bnI0 ei1ten rollen griaB fir.
nebsricefabel auf grobe gntferrltt-
gen 5u btloen, Deren 8au nl1ium=
men perihlirgt. Mnd sic &eeoerei=
en- meroen nur6 Die fortibreitenoe
gednif IN Der 0rabtloien Gelepbonie
peranoloBt meroel1, ibrerieits arf ib-
rem groBen @erfoncr1oampferl brabt=
lofe 9elepbonie 5tatjonen .eill5u-
ballcll, oarnit Die 8eiielloen aud auf
boiler See itb orabtlos nit ibre1
Beihdit ooer ibrer @obnt11g per-
binoen laIien fo11nen. ..---
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-06
golbene Sodset.

Dag Set Der @oloenen &od5eit
feierte1 Sic gbelellte Yetcr Madens
il1lo Grou IN Mltengan11le. 5dles
mig. 8eioe itebeu IN Is. 2eberls.
iabre.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-06

einem Case zu %beschutzen, das die Haul
vergifftet und auf diese Weise seine totli-
che Wirkung ausubt? Grosstadte, die
nit diesem Gas belegt wurden, miissten
zu elmer grasslichen Static f~urchtbarsten
Leidens der gesamten B%ev0lkerung Wer-
den.
t45Kurz vor Abschluss dies Waffenstin-
standes hattie Elm Amerikaner Elm unrlech-
bares Gas erffundeent-das LeWisite-das in
die Underestimate ~eindrangen, die Haut ver-f
giften und in allen Fallen totlich Wirken<
wurde;; und es vefbreitet SIGH IS NAL so,
schnell und so welt vie irgend Elm vor-.
dem bekanntes Gas. Ware der Krieg
.fortgesetzt worden, hattie Deutschland
seine Plane fir cine Masseninvasion Won
Paris durch Luftschiffe zur Durchfuh-
rung gebracht, so ware das Gas gegen Ber-
lin angewandt worden. Zw0lf nit Lew
isite gefillte Bomber wurden, so YER
sichern Sachverstandige, genugt haben,
UNI jeden Mann, jede Frau und jedes
Kind in Berlin zu totem. Heute aber ist
die technische Entwicklung schon ebenso
welt uber Lewisite hinausgegangen, vie
LeWlSlCe O21nalS elnen ,,TOftScuIlCI upeI
das Mostrich-Gas darstellte.
Wird das Vorhandensein Won Gesetzen
gegen die Amending dieser scheusslichen
Marterwerkzeuge hire Benutzung verhin-
dern? CAM und gar NIGHT. Die game
Kriegsgsesschichte beweist, dass interna-
tionale Vereinbarungens NIGHT das Papier
vert sind, auf das sic niedergeschrieben
wurden, wenn erst einmal cine i'm Kriege
befndliche Nation die M0glichkeit hires
Sieges durch die Amending irgend elmer
in ihrem Besitze befindlichen Waffle err
blickt."
So die New Yorker Evening MALI.
Und die Kosten dieses h0llischen Rum.
mels wird das Volk, werden die Arbeiter
zu zahlen haben-wenn sic NIGHT klug
genug sind aus Vergangenheit und &C.
genwart "a lernen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-06

Dist doch schon so LANCE verhe1rRtet-sags
mir NAL aufrichtig define Meinung uber
die Ehe! Soil man heiraten?" d
,,Alte-geh' NAL 'naus!!" @53#
Heller STREET zwyiischenAA den holden
Weibern zweier Mietparteien, in. den SIGH
der Ehegatte der einen NIT ainigon Vor-
balinjurien und defben Handgreidichkei-
ten eiinmiscnt. Die Scnlacht wogt, ebbt
alb und lebt am Abend mach Ruckkehr
das andern Ehegatten wieder auf. Der
rast: ,,Haltet mich fest! lei mach ihn
sonst dod!' Das gellt noch in die spate
Nacht, grausig anzuh0ren fur die bang
lauschende Nachbaeschaft. Da r2isst elmer
wutend das Fenster auf und schrejt:
,,Zum Deuwel, da mach. inn doch endlich
dod, damit mer Run kriehe!!'s
N%achzufuhlen. In der Destille sltzt
Elm Mann NIT sehr rotam .Gesi:ht hjnter
dem ~Schnapsglas.
Fine lAn1gestellte der Heilsafmee tritt
an ihn he1an und macht eifciga, Beken-
rungsversuche.
Ma, und wenn ich nun allies so mache,
vie Sic sagen, komme< icl damn in den
H.mmel?" fragta der Mann NIT ,sichtli-
chem Argwohn.
,,Ja, naturlich!'
,,Und list es wahr, dass die Engel da
den ganzen Tag auj den Wolken sjtzen
und Posaune blasen?'
..Das list buchstablich wahr!'
Ma, damn verzicht' ich! Ich bin Po-
saunist i'm Stadtjschen Blaserkorps und
m0cht' meme Ruhe haben, wenn ich dort
Ibin!"
Glaublicn.-Arzt: ,,Beeejtet linen das
|Schlucken Scbmelzen?S
Kranker Tinker: ,,Nein-das Schluk-
ken hat mic immer nue. Fceude, niemals
scnmerzen verursaeht.. /
Untarrjcnt. Wi, Sic nur nit dem
Kllian jmmer. Karten spielan moggan! De-
spialt, doch falscl!..
,,Das Will ich chen Won INN lernsn.'
----O---
Verblumt.-,,W Ware es NIGHT gescheiter
hire Frau wtrde kochen staff malen?"
Was fallt linen Elm! Die soil nur
|lieber malen!"
Der Selige.-.An was is dem In
Oller gestorben??.-,Na Sc Wissen doch;
die Liebe und der Stuff. uLiebe ooch!
## - e. or &&% nj s1ref
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-06
a~nteren4nte 5abltm.
1tmfana ser bcn Dentiden anferIeg.
ten Mbriit1tng.

Dos Meihsmebrminiiterium Der.
6ffentlidt ioeben cine far5e Gent
idrift, in Ser an Der Sano iber.
iidtIider 5tatiltif oargelteM lit, IN
peldemE nmfang Deutidlano Die
linn bur6 ben Srieos1sDertrag auf.
erleqte MbriItung 0ur6gefiibrt bat.
Son beionooerem SSnterelie lit 0abei
ELM @ergleib 5mii6en ben &opfltar-
fen bes bertiden Seeres fir Die
Sabre 1918 nno 1921, bic @eiam-
ousgaben fir Seer nro Mari11e in
sen get1annten Sabren:
@opfiittddrfe bes Sesres:
1918 1921
@enerdIe unb @tnbsz
~offi5iere (Dberften,
Sberiflelltnants nno
MaiSrsnl .. s' 99o ~ ~
Sberleutnants unb
9eeresbean1ten $50. 204
nnterpffi5iere lno.
Wannidaften 80. 52,117 10000
10000 100000
@sanitatsoiIi8isrs =. 9,a aee 300 goo
@eIamtfdarfe beg belts
iden 8eeres. ..782,266 100000
Die 5anit4ts. unb 8e%terin6roffi.
3iere iin6 in sic 3abl 6es &nn6ert.
tauien6 @onn-Seeres 1i6t einbe,
griffen. h1@u 10.
.Fg1sw "a @opfi!ddrfe Del. Warine:
1918 1921
@otairdle Il. @tobs, e8
{ nffi5iere ......... All 1856
&apitdnlentnant3 ). $40 147
Sberleutnants 11nb
2entnants 8. g.. 1878 159
snseelamt. 800. 1906 AL
5anitdtsoffi3iere 80 322 81
Sngentenrsoffi5iere ..l 537 1913
3ablmeiter ....... 259 80
Se~uertperfs<, Sorpe<
booffi5iere II. Sorz
pebo : Sngenieurs
p%erionaI ........ $50 -
l1nteroffi5iere unb
Manni@aften 49,. e9,495 14,o2b
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-06
Ais Adam seine Eva fund,
Tat er beseligt auf den Mund
Und jauchzte cine Jubelweis'
Hinaus ms CRIME Paradeis.

So ward gebor'n zur selben First
Das schonste, was auf Erden ist,
Der Menschheit bester Leidvertreib:
Das Lied, die Liebe unnd das Web.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-06

Der Selige.-,An was is dem Ihr
Oller sgestorben?? Ma Sc wissen doch:
die Liebe und der Sufff!!.. uLiebe ooch?
Wen hat er dem jeliebtt?? Den Suff!!1
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-06

Vorsichttig. ALSO, liebert Freund, du
Dist doch schon so LANCE verheirktet--sag'
mir NAL aufrichtig define Meinung iber
die Ehe! Soil man heiraten?1nsas
,,Alte-geh' NAL 'naus!!" 4
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-01-06

Verblumt.-uW Ware es NIGHT gescheitel
hire Frau wurde kochen staff malen?'
Was fallt linen Elm! Die soil nu1
lieber malen!"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-20
Lawyers viii Ask That
Injunction Be Dissolved

Dissolution Of an injunction, Is
sued by Judge l. Grant Lazeile OF
the Monongalia County Circuit
court and tying up construction
work on the Fairmont-Morgan-
town state'road, VIII be asked in a
petition to be framed here tomor-
row at a conference Of Prosecut-
ing Attorney Roscoe P. Posten Of
Monongalia County with attorneys
from Marion and Harrison coun-
ties.
This petition will be presented
to the supreme court as soon as
possible, probably within a week
or two, It was said today. 1t will
ask for the dissolving on the in
junction on the grounds of errors
in tho bill.
Adyices from Clarksburg are to
the effect that E. G. Smith, attor-
'ney of that city, will DO unable to
attend the conference here. and
that Harrison County interests
will probably be represented by
Attorneys Charles BN5ohnson and
G. Duty Floyd. In a conversation
this morning, N. G. Tough. chair
man OF the good roads committee,
Fairmont Kiwanls Club, stated
that the Marion County attorney
had not vet been selected.
The highway in question Is the
connecting road between Clarks-
burg and the Pennsylvania limo at
Point. Marion by way Of Fairmont
and Morgantown. Both Fairmont
and Clarksburg road boosters are
much interested in the proceedings
in Monongalia County which may
hold up the building Of the state
highway this summer. It is OK
pected that the situation will be
discussed from every angle at the
conference here.
The present road tangle was
brought about when a number Of
Taxpayers of Monongalia County
asked the circuit court for an In
junction restraining tho county
court from permitting the i'm
proyement OF the two and half
miles of state road until. provision
had been mado for the, construc-
ton OF a district road running
from the river bridge at MORGAN
town into Grant District past the
Morgantown incinerating plant.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-20
Salem Opens Series With formal Tod
ble q the onttielders in tudEtns

bic for the out1elders in Judging
| ny! balls.
The first two innings went BY
without any scoring. with two on
base and two out in the first OF thS
third, H. Martin sent a high nv
to left center which Reed "buttei
fingeredn after ywaltzing around IN.
der the descending sphere-two
rims resulted. A couple Of timely
misplays enabled Fairmont 10 get
a run in their half. In the next IN.
ming Fatrmont forged ahead With
two runs on two hits and duet Of
-miscues,
Joy. was short however, as IN
the first Of the fifth the visitors
uneorked five hits for four runs
and broke up the game. Fairmcnt
made one run In the fifth. Pierce
walked and Gafnor slammed one
between left and center for three
bases, Monongah added four more
in the seventh and four more in
the ninth. Fairmont's final run
was made by hook or crook or both
in the eighth. The lineup and sum,
maFVt
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-20
Marlin May MEET
DEMPSEY LABOR DAY

TERRA ALTA, April 2O--Ar-
rangements for a labor day bout
between Bob Martin and Jack
Dempsey are under way according
10 Dr. SIN. Scott, Jr., an intimate
friend Of Martin, whose home Is
here Or. Scott said that the bout
was agreed on by Jimmy Bronson,
Martin,s manager, and Jack
Kearns. upon the condition that
Martin was successful in bout
with Bob Roper scheduled for
Memorial Day and a later one pro-
posed with Bill Brennan. Charles
81 Ehbets would promote the
Martin-D Dempsey match, which
would be held at Ebbets Field,
rooklyn, DR.. Scott said.
Marlin is in Akron. o.. at pres
ent preparing for a match with
Bill Steele, Canadian lleavy-weight
champion, Monday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-04-20
FAd5G.iAN|IESO ON
TAR TODAY AND
I'g|IN|I||.OR;IROWHERE
Grant Town Here Saturday to
Play South Side Team
League Games
ey3LARRY

Salem College will be the at
tIactipn az South Side Park today
md tomorrow, meeting the Fair
mont State Normal School in a
wos same series. These games
siye promise of being very inter-
sting: IL Toothman can get a
pitchar Who can stand the grind
throhgh nine innings. no will have
Is tair chance to take the series
rom tie Salem College lads.
u Is possible that Toothman win
tart q southpaw against the Wis
Tors this afternoon, as he has a
eplpIe who are On edge TO start a
sante. 1.-The does not, the pitching
seleetion will fall to either Wright
81 Willis, both righthanders. The
saInes with Salem arc called for
800 O'Clock.
Game Saturday
Grant Town will be here for an
5tlier game on Saturday afternoon.
playing the South Side 1ndepend-
ents The South Side lads are in
good shape for the game and hope
% send the Grant Town bunch
lick home. on tho short end Of
the score. The visitors will have
such players IN their lineup as
srofin, Hines, Hacker, Toothman
md Ready Horsecamp viii likely
be on the mound for Grant Town
South Side will select their pitcher
from Long Smith and Abbott.
The game will be called at 3:45
o'clock.
Tho Fairmont & Cleveland Coal
60. team viii go to Parkershurg
on Sunday 10 play the Parkersburg
independently. Burns will>llkeiy be
m the mound for the Marion
Comfy team.
Big Leagues
NnSgames were played in tho Ma
tfopsi League yesterday. In the
American League st. Louis broke
Eieyelands winning streak. win
ming 10 to a, the Redsox and
Yankees broke even In a double
biil. Boston taking tho first to
and dropping the second 6 to l.
Pittsburgh opens her home season
II Forbes Field this afternoon,
playing st. Louis. A record crowd
ls expected at the game.
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SEASON OPENS IN
PITTSBURGH TODAY

PITTSBURGH, April 20.-while
the st. Louis Cardinals and the
Pirates were primcd to lift the lid
on the baseball season here this
afternoon, thousands of fans were
preparing to journey to Forbes
Field wearing overcoats.
A cold wind swept over the city
early today following rain late last
night. The weather forecast for
today is clear and colder.
Cooper was slated to pitch for
the Pirates, while Lefty sherdel
was expected to do box duty for
the Cardinals.
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PLAN ALL.oHlo pAy,

PORT CLEVELAND. Ohio, April:
20.-Plans arc under way to make
June Z All.0hio Day, when the n
dams and Washington play here.
one OF the greatest events In the
history of baseball in Cleveland.
President Warren G. Harding, Gov
ernor Harry L. Davis and other ma.
tional and state officials will be in
vited to attend the game.
Preliminary steps for the occa.
slons were taken hero today By
representatives OF fourteen North.
ern Ohio cities. Judge Roy VIII.
liams Of Sandusky. was elected
chairman Of the arrangements com
mlttee.
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Thus far this week there have
been SO cars Of railroad fuel
moved.
Three cars Of railroad fuel were
loaded off the Charleston Divi.
sion, B. & o., yesterday.
East Of Grafton
Nineteen trains drew 1874 cars OF
coal drawn on the B. & o.. asst OF
Grafton on Wednesday. OF that
10s cars were coal. Tho western
freight movement aggregated $50
carloads, Of which IS cars were
coal.
At midnight there we're 42l
loads Of freight on the Monongah
Division for the east, and of that
372 cars were coal.
Is In Pittsburgh ,
W. E. Watson, president OF the
Fairmont & Cleveland Coal Co.. IL
on business trip to Pittsburgh TO.
day.
Named Chief Clerk
j. ]. Mulvehill, secretary OF the
Northern Pan Handle Coal oper
ator' Association, formerly OF Fair
mont, has been made chief clerk
Of the newly organized Pocahon
tas.New River Division OF the Con
solidatiou Coal Co.
Lamble To Speak
h. NJ Lamb!e, chief Of the de
partment of mines OF West VIZ,
ginia, will address tho Clafksburg
District Mining Institute at Its
meeting this evening at 1880
O'Clock in the Harrison County
courthouse at Clarksburg.
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OPEN Rome eEAsoN

NEW YORK. April 2o.-Ame,-
lean League followers of this city
were preparing TO give their dia-
mond heroes a hearty welcome at
the Polo Grounds today. The
Yankees had arranged to celebrate
their first home appearance OF the
season by raising the chapiop PEN
nant they won last autumn-the
first ever won by the New York
team Of tho junior big league cir
cult.
Mayor I1ylan has consented to
throw out tho first ball.
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Carnegie Tech VIII Play
Mountainers Two Games

MoRGANTowN, April 20
Having como through the games
with Westminster and West Vir-
Finia Wesleyan with her coIors un-
BuHied the Carnegie Tech nino is
sure ito make things interesting
Tor West Virginia here tomorrow
aftern Don when they open a two
game series. Neither team has
been defeated this season and each
mas won three games, although
the Carnegie Tech official record
Which was received here today
credits the Skibos with but two
victories. The Plaid, evidently,
did not consider the abbreviated
contest with Wesleyan, which
ended in q go victory as regular
sante Their record shows a 8,S
trtnmphk over Westminster and a
Apz7 victory over the Methodists,
When the Plaid takes the field
here tomorrow Joe and Ray Do
iterty, Captain Durkin, Golden,
Twin McCaw and other veterans
VIII be In the lineup. These seven
men are well known to local fans
having appeared here last year
and the season before under
Honus Wagner,
Insorder to capture the opening
anne Coach Enos Kirkpatrick, for
fter Brooklyn Dodger, will prob
ghlys send Smith. his pitching ace,
10 the mound In the opening en-
cuunter. Smith hurled both tho
Westminster and Wesleyan, games
and Il touted by Smoky City
acribes as the pitching "flnd" OF
the year. In addition to Smith
The Shbo mentor has Cape, War
rick and Weiss, all veterans, avail
able for mound duty. This trio
worked In the games here last
rear and IL will be remembered
they wereta ,cleyerflot.
rec1's schedule is IL anything
more Strenuous that the Noun
laineef's 1923 card. In addition
- tlie locals the Tech outfit is
aehcduled to meet Penn State.
Bethany Bucitnell. Grove City,
4lelawafe the Navy, Swarthmore.
}uanita and the Pittsburgh Collie
Eisns. q issby far tho most diff
eltlt campaten the Skibos have
efcr undertase On and It is geing to
L1lso some clever playing for them
20 establtsh q aatfst actory record.
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