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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-27
Marvellous Baseball u
Displayed by Field !
Artillery O@ceFs,

Especial Star Bulletin CGrrespondence]
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, April 3
Sunday saw what vas probably the
most remarkable exhibition Of the ma
tional game ever put on at this post
The officers Of the two. battalions
of the 1st Field Artillery met in a
brilliant contest which contained more
baseball than is usually displayed in
several games, that is, more hits,
more runs, more steals and more er.
rors
II would be hard to Judge which was
the better team. The LIST Battalion
accumulated 10 hits to a paltry IL by
the ID, but this was mostly due to
the bewildering change Of pitchers
perpetrated by the former. At any
moment some LIST Battalion star would
feel the call of the mound and thus
four twirlers were used. Lieut.. Mar
tin lasted nine innings for the I'd. but
this was partly because his blue suit
dazzled the batteTs.
s The real star Of the game was Maj.
Cruikshank, who not only fielded his
four. chances clearly but was terror
at the bat. He didn't get hit every
time up, but the times the infield fail
ed to dodge his wallops they regretted
it keenIy. His fast work in stealing
third proved that a man can stay in
the game for. more than 20 years with
credit.
Lieut.. Potter nearly destroyed the
morale of his teammates by his
nerve racking catches in left field
one of his putouts being made with
his teeth.
Lieut.. Lyerly. behind the\ bat, caus
ed several strikeouts by his constant
and diverting conversation; and his
disputes with the umpire were fea.
ture of the game.
The LIST Battalion won in the ninth
bq putting over the sixteenth run.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-27

gave a concert on Friday, April 8, on
board ship, which the passengers vot.
ed one OF the best. We also received
cup, presented by the passengers,
for the part the boys took in deck
sports, etc.
Japan is certainly baseball mad.
AS soon as the Mongolia arrived o
score Of Japanese newspaper men
came on board to interview US regard.
Ing our trip and our plans about games
in Japan. We called on Prof. Abe,
the g. A. Spalding' Of Japan. concern
Ing games here and have concluded
arrangements for a two-weeks' series
on our way back, against the Wasedas,
Meiji and Keio teams. AS it is now
planned the team will return on the
Chiyo Maru on June 20.
"Will write you further later. which
] trust will be interesting to some of
your readers. We are being we'll en-
tertained while IN Japan and if this
can be taken as a preliminary we can
expect grand time in Manila and
China. -" -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-27

A wornan's watch is usually more
ornamental than useful.
Lloyds of London offer to l that
the war will be over by December 81,
1915.
Father Ighagen, director of the Vat
lean observatory, denied published re-
ports that there Is 4 wireless station
at the observatory. 4.
Bulgaria established a quarantine
against Serbia because of typhus
fever.
Albert Reihart, principal of the Pat
erson, N. j., high school and a teach
er in New Jersey for As years, will be
retired on pension of $500 a year.
Fire destroyed the old Monmouth
Hotel Building in Long Branch, N. j.,
at loss of about $4,000. The hotel
was being reconstructed into sani-
IaTluIl.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-27
travellers ARE
MAKING A FAIR
RECORD ON TRIP
TRAVELLING CHINESE
Games TO April 15)
Played Won Lost Pet.
% IS g $50

Fhe following from the Star-Bulle.
tins correspondent with the Travel.
1g Chinese gives an account of the
zane with Austin College. played at
sherman. Texas:
After six innings OF an uphill fight
on our part with the score to
against us, we started araily in the
lucky seventh and scored six runs.
This put us safely in the lead and
from then on we were at no time in
danger Of losing the game.
There was nothing spectacular In
the game except that lucky seventh
inning Of ours. Ten men went up to
h6t. SIX scored and one left on base.
h was case Of merTy-goround.
The weather has been ideal for
baseball. as far az we have gone, and
tie attendance at our games has been
sod and at times quite large.
The score: ~
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-27
NATIONAL GUARD BULLETIN
Roster Of officers list regular
National Guar4 Of Hawaii Amoy corner HoteI sno
Miller
GENERAL STAFF.

GENERAL STAFF.
Col John W. Jo4es, The Adutan General
Zege Inspged Maj Arthur w. Nicely Ord PepI
CoIone)
B. rg-g4n.
Leu.ColoneD CHpG Henry van G1eson ~ M u
Nal John w. Short, Chief O. NJ
Maj Emil Peters J. Advgen Capt 1.
to Governor, Chpt j. d. Dougherty, Infantry
Observation-Disclosures OFFICE,
Lieut. w. c. Whfener W g. A, instructor
REcIMENTAL FIELD AMP STAFF OFFICERS 1877 INF.
William R.. Riley. I e. Sd Bat
B Kanaeholo AdJL
N. IdeutG Cummings, Q. n
N. A. r. Merle
ComsN Charles Frazier AdJ
Mai Gustav IieutR
NJ (CspG)
COMPANIES STATIONED A HONOLULU.
L. K.
day, 1870 p. n.
Company Lieut. Lovrsy Frank
Wednesday
L Medeo; FRIDAY,
Company v. 1stl Lieut.
Schaefer. Wednesday,
NJ. t Lent
Monday, 7:3p p. ID
Company Hohghaling Tuesday
1880 In.
Company Capt K. 1st Lieut. n
kama. Monday, 7:SO p. N
Redngton, C. K
Tuesday, 7:15 m.
Company KAttacneo I'd Haon)-Capt Cook LIST Lieut. w.
AHA, I'd Lieut. e K Chung Thursday, 1880 D. m
s Recruit Company Atachef LIST BataonCap s. H Ware LIST
Lieut. Lono Mecallun I'd Lieut. Charles Pringle Wed
nesday, 1880 J.
Company EWaiuKu-Capt w g. ChlngWorth
I'd Lieut. r.. K. Wilcox.
Company L-Lahana-cap ". Young KaluaknL
Company p EastOn H.
MEDICAL OFFICERS WITH SANITARY TROOPS.
Maj E D. Klbourne Capt R W. Benz
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CHINESE ATHLETIC CARNIVAL.

Far Eastern Olympic Association Ex.
poets Huge Oriental Representation.
DR.. WI Ting Fang. formerly minister
for China to the United States. Is presi.
dent Of the Far Eastern Olympic asso-
citation. which will hold its next car.
nivaI at Shanghai May Is to %.
Athletes are expected to compete
from japan. Philippine Islands. Korea
and Siam. as we'll as thosf, from vari-
Gus parts Of China.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-27

A limited number 81 waf maps Of
europe have been secured BY the
[Star.Bulletin and are: offered to pat
rons Of this paper at the very reason
able price Of 10 cents, the order to
be accompanied by three coupons clip.
ped from this paper. The coupon IL
published in another column. This
map takes In all Of Europe and en-,
abies the reader, to follow the actiy.
titles Of all the European warning forc
es. Remember that the supply II linn
tied. ? q
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-27
HE'S IN OUR MIDST.

Alsxs ndreseu, Rounanian Boxer, Now
In America After Honors.
COstica AIexandrcScu. weIterweight
champion boxer of Roumania. recently
arrived IN New York in %enrch Of more
fame and money
Costica says he gained a de'isfon
over Gus. Plaats., British army cham
pion. and has, sent I'egand. champion
OF FraIce. To sIeep4with a single punch.
Harry DemIen. champion Of Belgium.
was. another Fietim , OF. his prowess.
As all his FORMER adrerSaries are now
epzaeedi i'd military warfare. Costica
came here to fight our welterwelghts
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-27
WALTER OMEROY,
COAST swimmer,
SERIOUSLY HURT

Associated Press by Federal Wireless]
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April 81
Walter Pomeroy, well known Olympic
Club swimmer and athlete was sc.
riously hurt here last. night when an
automobile In which he was riding cap
sized. Pomeroy suffered, internal in.
juries and may die. !Hi
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-27

Summary-"Pitched in first inning;
Three basehits. Deshon, Two base
hits, Browning, Cruikshank g.. Sacri-
flee hit, Browning. Bases on balls, off
Martin s; off Mason 1, off Gay l, off
Winton 1, off Beard 1. Struck out by
Martin 8, by Gay 4, bJ Winton 5. UNI
pires, Col. Mcmahon,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-27

The daughter Of a poker player is
supposed to inherit her shyness.
Too often the stork lights on a
mans roof when the wolf is at the
door. ....v+.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-04-27
HONOLULU ST BULLETIN, TUESDAY; April 81, 1915
WAGNER TRIES TO COME BACH

Veteran Shertstop Working Hard Il
Regain His Old Time Form.
Every member Of the Boston Ameri
cans Is deeply interested in the playing
Of Charley Wagner, the veteran short
stop. Heinie, as he is called, is trying
the comeback stunt. Judging by th,
way the veteran Is cavorting AROUND
shortheld position in the practice game
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762 S27 791 1880.

Hope that some means soon would
be devised to make easier intercourse
between the United States and Central
and South America was expressed by
Secretary Of State Bryan in an adj
dress to the Y. III. c. A. at Washing
ton
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Battery for Chinese-Geo Bush
and Mark for Austin College-Ing
nAa and Carlson.
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Yesterdays SCORES
IN THE BIG LEAGUES
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Al soston-sostor 9. PhIIadelphIa
Al New york-New York 9. Wash.
Ton 2. l.
~ pstrolt-st. Louis 8, Detroit 1.
AZ Chicago Chicago u. Cleveland
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Al srooklyn-New York 8, Brook
IN 0. s.
Al phIlsdslphIs- philsd.Iphia .
1oston &.
Al St. Louls-st. Louis 3. Plttsburs
4, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IS, Chi,
cage Y.
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Anyway. Eve wasn't constantly nag
eing poor old Adam about other
women.
Only bachelor knows that it's the
Easiest thing In the world to manage
wife.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-08-19
DASH INTO TEXAS
PLAN Of MEX|CANS
LANDING o. AMERICA. TROOPS
At VERA CRUZ WOULD &c
SIGNAL -oS isyesiOs
|-bi-sn Tro,ps Berg s,-Hiz->
Iisns 5,-rer- . : c-zrs->- IN Or
1>- . xs<. ossr int5 Texas
a. 7--s s-oy S-ss1--

Szl Alto1io Te1zs-4 eonzi--= e
Z; c.tizs-- aezded = Representative
Joaa Z Garner q .Tri1zy n-zde -
par - Coverno- Fe-ggsDn z1c Ma
.or Genera Fua.-oa. co,nnsldilg tie
soEtnern department. concerning coz
1itioas q 80 Ie1icsn oordsr
Speaking :or ~ commi,'ee NT.
Garner ssld
Ire constituted Mexican sgtnori-
ties are believed - Leading business
msn along ne oordsr 70 D. prepared
IL TIE event American troOpz are
landed a. Vera Cruz, % make Z dash
into Te1zs. and Re large oOdies u
Isxicsns II northern Mexico available
,or immediate Use il case orders are
given u attempt % carry out the plan
d san Diego would enable t1s Nsxi-
cans 70 brush aside the troops a. pre-
ent guarding the border and penetrate
q Considerable distance into Texas.
o. couse they would oe defeated and
driven back. but before sufficient
American troops could be sent into
the border country. the Mexicans
would have destroyed valuable Ameri-
can life and property"
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-08-19
Starting Trouble

Why is IL that the attendants IN
telephone Offices are all women Mrs
Brown made this inquiry OF her bus
band
Well answered Mr. Brown. The
managers OF the telephone Offices are
aware that no class OF attendants
work so faithfully as those who are
in love with their labor and they
know that women would BE- fond %
the work in telephone Offices
Wha. is the work In a telephone
Office" Mrs Brown further inquired
Talking. answered Mr BROWN
And that conversation came 90 an
end and a different kind OF converse.
ton began
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-08-19
NATIONS JOIN IN
APPEAL TO MEXICO
LEADERS o. FACTIONS ASKED
70 CEASE STRIFE AND ASSEM-
Biz ~ PEACE FERENCE
-.-Hrs g oo-i-is- arc Confidence
T-s- o.-isn.- STEP T-~sr1 Pc
E-,ri,s s-Sics - --er Place IN
Family % Nations Taken

Ss~ Secretary Lansing O
5=azlt q - United State govern
nsar AID the diplomatic representa-
tiv=s Il B-zzM. Chile. Argentina. b
livis. Uruguay and Guatemala o.
August / signed Al zppssl addressed
o ne leaders O. a. factions Il Mex
10 peti-.Oling them Il the name q
humanity and national patriotism o
CEASE heir civil stri:e and assemble
D=sce conference.
The action taken after TAO hours
ssssion. AS lot Q. : .oint character,
DIT identical - a informal but
unanimous Tote expressing ne viexz
d their several governments that the
coalition o. chaos il Mexico has il
tursd the prestige q t1s nation
abroad and duplicating ire Mexican
leaders and generals 70 make Z 81
prene effort 70 bring together al eie-
meuts in the creation o. Z proTisionsi
government that can d given world
vide recognition
When the conference adjourned
Wednesday night there vas z feeling
Of optimism and confidence that de-
cisive step towards restoring Mexico
- her place in tne family o. nations
mad been taken. The appeal. which
Is brief and courteously phrssed
called upon the Mexicsns 70 consider
ne injurious effect Throughout tie
world which the constant turbulence
in Mexico has caused and suggests
that a peace conference De he'd N
neutral territory in Mexico The
governments signing il express their
willingness to act. If invited. In any
practicable way 70 assist in bringing
me factions together for the confer
ence.
The communication Kill b. given
the widest publicity Throughout Mex
leo and will be delivered By me dip.o-
matte and consular agents Of he ysri-
Gus governments signstory u IT, Re
plies are definitely asked for. the
hope being expressed that thee xill
be received within ten days after me
Ommunica,ion reaches the leaders.
unless some Just cause for delay pre-
cents itself.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-08-19
COMPLETE AND NOISY MEAL
Traveller Surely Well Fitted Win
Aelrcsrce Of Nourishment
ard Muse"

The longest and noisiest dinner that
N- lanes S.bre= Ir. the author Of -
Naturalist in Madagascar ever at
tended Vas gwen b. the governor OF
4 to7n called Anksrana About score
q offers acre al the table and seven
AIDES After a long grace by the pas
-or ti-n=r v4s brought IT, and consist
p. o. the following courses
Frs curry second goose. third
5.s-o1s ant EarerfoEl. fourth. chick
n c---=ts AID coached egzs NTH. beef
sa-sazss SIKH boiled tongue
seventh. sartia=s; eighth pigs trot
-ars ninth. fred bananas. tenth. pan
cakss eleventh. manioc. twelfth.
tried bananas
And lastly says Mr. S.bree when I
thought everything must have been
served. came launches OF roast beef
Claret went about very freely. and al
length some much stronger liquor
and the healths OF the queen. Our
friends the TWO foreigners" then
those OF the prime minister. chief sec
rotary and chief Judge. were all drunk
twice over. the governors coming
last: and each was followed by mu.
steal and drum honors
There was a big drum just outside
on the veranda. as well as two small
ones. besides clarinets and hddles,
and these were in full play almost all
the time. Then the room was filled
by crowd of servants and aides de
camp. and the shouting OF everyone
from the governor down. was deaf n
ing The old gentleman directed every
thing and everyone. | was glad when
| could take my leave. after two hours
sitting. but was not to leave quietly
The governor took me By the hand and
escorted me home, while the big drum
was hammered at ahead OF US all tbs
way-Youth's Companion
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-08-19
GERMANS BEGIN
Balkan DRIVE
c>Es-i1 q ACTIVITIES 57+-s
sEL|ss SIZES . = -
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S--s - Ns-t --<ss- = -z-1s -
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s~-y r =. IT, 7s@-
- I'm -ris>---L

r>-..- sro- C--s- z-s
a. s-rs---g 3 - 80 r. 2 ga
- - z---s - 5@-a=z- se az
41ssl s-s-. l,rys--z-s rc--s---z-=--
az ~ 5--.4- .o--s- frl-- C-sl7 =
rszr -- r,---z-z - fr-r--=r p. So
ill., - c-@,z-l1z u - ~ azJ ----z-
= T.rxsg
w. ~ 1r@1l1z p ~ To- "a
~ crs- E.s-z-z sLc Gr-=f- ~
brDsz-- p, cC--- zee 10y E--
have ~ c=cz- s-t1s- fo- 80 ccr--.
- 80 1-zc--c.z s-,z--= - ~ -
cez'rzl en,1res zne ter -. ~
-.l-zr
ssD1st. t.z- - Ce-az1s az as
--zrs 1sc l11slllz@c to-czs 49, -ztz1
ran .ss1f8 u ss5.y19 ~ zic-g ~
5eroizr 'rDntier prsDzrz,,-y ~ : cz-1-
1s.zn ~ c-.s. ~ SRI iz1s s-c ~
~ ,or r. s-.DIs1- q ,r1---.lzs
~ T.rksy. have I'm rzczir@1 tro-
gs-io1s .csrces Z re 80 Fsek
There have zen szvsTz- C-zz-es -
tween tae ser1e and z1s-rtz-s - ~
frontier il ne Dsst fsE czy.
Belgrade Ezz occrcfec ~ ~ A.
trans s'ts- : siszs u Dozen .-- =.
1914 5ut ~. rsoce1rlet - f1- ssr-
b.zn twelve days lzfsr 'olloEi-z =
fierce 5sttis. TIE reczDtsrs - -Lsi-
csolrai ~ tie Serbs 80 so-lored ~
4 ,amDsign which cleared their co11-
ffy ~ invscsrs. Until fsx dag zzo
The AEstrzins made 10 f1rr.er a.
tempt ~ crush their small nsik1-c
End the Intervening time ass been ~
cgDiso ~ the Serbians IA rsorg zniz-
iLz their forces
Having recovered from The cher <
inflicted On him early ths in reek oy
the Russians. Won BEslox. command
Ing that DOrtiOn ~ tne army q. Won
HinoenDgTg operating u he vest o,
the river Dvinsk. again nss taken the
ohsnsiys and. according u the official
report published by Berlin. haz beaten
The Russians in a battle in the vicint
y Of KuDisko. and puzzled them bark
in a nOrthsastsriy direction, taxing
more than 1000 prisoners
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-08-19

Il don't know how well ct along
without you. Nora
Thank you. ma am
You've been with Us ong time
Yes. ma am. Nearly seven months
And you stu refuse 60 tell us
why you are leaving"
Well. ma am. II you insist on snos
ing. its because cant stand he
company here
The idea, Our house Is frequent.
ed by the best people
Its not that. ma Jam. was speak
ing o, my own company. Where /
used Il work most OF my friends ere
chauffeurs. ma'am. The only man
who has asked me 10 ride with m
since I've been here was a vegetable
peddler
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-08-19
STRIVE To OPEN
TURKISH STRAITS
---l5s -CH5 g s--1-r =-ss
HI-- ~EEcE1 NLNi-fcNs -
FORCING 1a71aN=-LEs.
7-sss-s .-- -g1ri1g Desperately &C
5r-- -s-- ---r-seiv-s Ernr Gordon
g .-s-rc-Gerr1sn Troops Press
g Them in Poland.

Vile Tie Russians are fighting tes
---a--ly 10 extricate themselves from
49, orion OF Austro-German troops.
v--rl IS steadily pressing them more
C.o-e.y T Poland their allies are work
z teverishly and with considerable
s1-c=ss 70 open the Dardanelles
'rrough which they hope TO pour into
Russia much needed munitions OF
ar
since Saturday night. when fresh
British forces were landed on the Gal
poli peninsula. there has been con
-n1Ous fighting on the krithia road
Although Enver Pasha. the Turk
Sd minister OF war admits the allies
rave landed $4,000 fresh men in their
-ew operations. he seemingly is opti
ntstic as to the final results OF the
smpaign. Two regiments OF the new.
y landed forces. according to Enver
psshs. we're virtually annihilated. only
slxty men escaping death or wounds.
and these were captured The war
minister added that they can cope
,irh every situation the allies can
creste for them.
On the eastern front. Kovno is the
danger point in the Russian line. The
armies OF Grand Duke Nicholas ap-
osrently have arrested tie German
offensive against Riga and Dyinsk
Dut are being hard pressed on the
Kovno front. which tie Germans are
sttacking with guns OF all calibers.
including the famous ls-inch cannon
which no fortress hitherto has been
able TO Withstand
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-08-19
War Will Stop Exodus.

Petrograd. - Russian economists
generally predict that emigration to
America will perceptibly diminish al
ter the conclusion Of the war and it is
generally agreed that the government
will not have to restrict By legis-
lation the normal exodus OF the peo-
pie. Russia will still have, II is
thought, enough laborers to sup
ply industrial demands, and undoubt-
eddy a surplus, the exact extent of
which cannot be determined at this
time
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-08-19
TeUTons WOULD DISCUSS PEACE
Consent 70 Discuss Peace Terms Pro
vicing Opponents Make Overtures.

Psris.-A Dispatch 10 Fournier's
News agency from Rome says that
the German emperor. Ia answer 70 the
care letter Of Pope Benedict Ky. de
cared his willingness 10 accept peacs
negotiations provided the nations with
which Germany was a. war made the
first Oyertures
Austria made a similar reply to tbs
pops's letter. the dispatch adds
Pope Benedict's appeal for peace. al
dresa ed To the belligsrent nations. va
Hsucd On July Is. the anniversary Of
the opening Of the European var.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-08-19
Rioting at Nogsles.

Nogales. Ariz.-Scores Of American
- diers were participants In riot on
the streets Of Sogales Saturday night
as the result. 1t is said Of rumor
tiat Mexicans had threatened TO take
their guns away. Ten Mexicans we're
attacked before tie officers got con.
troll Of the men. One American Is re
ported to have been slain in Nog>les,
Mexico. across the border from here
By lnfuriated Mexlcans.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-08-19

Osceola, Ark.-"Andy" Crum was
shot to death in jail here late Thurs
day by mob of fifteen men after the
jailer had been oyerpowered. Crum
was arrested in connection with the
killing of the sheriff.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-08-19
Riot Results From Strike.

St LOuis.-A running fight between
800 strikers and sympsthizers on one
side and three nOnunion drivers and
: score Of policemen on the other.
which terminated in a riot in front Of
the St Louis Transfer company's
stable Friday. was the initial act Of
violence in the strike Of 1900 trans
fer drivers and chauffeurs.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-08-19
ALLIES Score Furher success

Paris A dispatch received b. The
Havas News Agency from 2 CORE
sDondent in West Africa reports fur
Their successes by troops Of the en-
tente allies in the Ksmerun. a Ger
man colony in western equatorial
Africa
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-08-19
Soldiers lncited by Druqs.

Chautauqua. Y. Y.-Miss Jane Ad-
dams Of Chicago, speaking on Peace"
before the chautauqua assembly. re-
affirmed her statement that Europe's
soldiers In some cases have been slim
ulsted by alcoholics and drugs for
bdyonet charges
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-08-19
Welsh Miners May Strike.

Lcndon.-Mlners meeting at various
places in the South Wales coal fields
have adopted resolutions expressing
dlgsatisfactiOn at the delay In COM
pleting a new wage agreement and
recommending that unless a settle
Tnent Is reached sOOn another confer.
euce be held to consider the renewal
u the strike.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-08-19
81 KllIed bal Wreck-

Columbus. O.-Six lives vas the toll
taken when heavy freight train on
the Baltimore & Ohio South western
railroad crashed into a special trab,
carrying members Of the Knights Of
Pythias lodge Of Mount Sterling. O..
who were returning from an outing at
Cedar Point
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-08-19
Pltchfork Pierces EYE.

Ogden.-Blinded in one eye rs a re-
suit Of pitchfork striking the optic,
sustained while he was playing with
a companion, Blaine Robbins. AIRED ;.
son Of Ira Robbins Of Plain City. vas
brought to the hospital for treatns,.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-08-19
French Usinq Gas Bombs.

Paris.-The French are now using
gas bombs more deadly than any that
have been employed by the Germans,
according TO a statement by Professor
Daniel Berthelot. the famous chemist,
published Sunday.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-08-19
Car Strike in Mexico City.

Mexico City.-A strike which for
twenty-four hours interrupted the
light. street car and water services
of the capital was settled Friday
night and Gle services were resumed.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1915-08-19
melting Mexiesns in Colorado.

Pueblo, Colo.--After melting 500
Pueblo county Mexicans to prepare to
join in the Instruction against
Americans In southern Texas. accord
ing to the Pueblo police, Rudolph
Herler, an emissary from Old Next
co, was arrested here.