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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-07-30
Free Speech In Colleges.

San Francisco, July, 30.-The
Evening Bulletin makes this COM
ment on the Rockefeller founda-
ton In connection with the dis
missal of Prof. Scott Nearing by
the Univerity of Pennsylvania:
"It begins to appear that en-
dowed universities and endowed
charitable foundations are b c
gravest enemies to free thought in
America. Endowments nowadays
are almost always in the form of
funds invested In corporation Sc
curities. The list of securities of
the Rockefeller foundation, for ex-
ample, Is almost a roster of the
strongest and most highly central
lied corporations In the United
States. The sympathies of this
foundation will probably always be
with the corporations who thus
contribute to its support. In no
different way the sympathies of the
directors OF an endowed university
are almost sure to be with money
interests, and with all phases of
the present order, whether good or
bad, which help to keep money
power in the hands of a small
class"
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-07-30
Garment Employees Abandon
"WaT Talk"

New York, July, 30.-There
will be no general strike in the gar
ment industry of this city. The
manufacturers plead for arbitration
These manufacturers have changed
their minds since May 20 last,
when they notified the Interna-
tional Ladies Garment Workers
union that the Cloak, Suit and
Skirt Manufacturers association
had abrogated the protocol between
the two parties. The manufactur-
ers followed this announcement by
preparations for war and statements
that they would no longer deal
with the union.
Curiously enough several of the
unicn's officials were arrested at
the same time.
LlONCS AdA dn CuCGl kuG
workers contrary than that in
tended. At one of the largest trade
union meetings ever held in this
city. President Gempers and other
speakers urged the garment work
ers to steady their lines and pre-
pare to resist the general attack on
their organization.
Now the manufacturers want to
arbitrate. They announce that:
eve are willing to 60 before a
council of arbitration, to be made
up of disinterested and neutral
parties, and to lay our case before
them, with the understanding that
arbitrable questions may be left to
a board of arbitration to be subse-
quently formed, if necessary"
Garment workers unions are
celebrating the "about face" of the
manufacturers and continued peace
in this industry is predicted.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-07-30

Canterbury indicate how lightly
they view an oath.
The six afidavits bear striking
similarity. When one recalls the
desperate efforts made to convict
Laws N, Judge Hillyer will not be
charged with ''being funny" 1t
was necessary, however, for jurors
to ridicule the court that former
ahidavits of damaging character
might be weakened. The aHidavits
show how quickly, to gain poiut,
the coal operators will discredit
even their judicial servants.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-07-30

to the Conroy store because all the
clerks employed belsng to the Re-
tail Clerks Union and the card is
displayed In the window.
U
The City Band will give their
Lawn Fete and Moonlight Hop,
next Saturday night, July 81, on
the Socialist lot, Corner Court
street and Monument Ave. Tickets
are belng sold for 10 cents and
dancing Is cents. A large atten-
dance is expected.
The Labsr Day picnic committee
has contracted with the Imperial
Band of Hamilton, the Middletown
Band of Middleton, and the Eaton
Commercial Band of Eaten, Ohio
to furnish the music for the Labor
Day parade and outing. All are
high class bands and good enter
tainers.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-07-30
CONEY ISLAND

While finishing the great wild
west and Mexican bullhghting en-
gagements one of the most success
tul affairs ever given In Cincinnati,
Coney Island is preparing for next
August when a military encamp-
ment on scale larger than ever
seen before In or about Cincinn att,
will be held on the spacious Is
land. The encampment will be
from August s to IA and the sol
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-07-30
Lawson Jurors Swear That
Judge HilIyar's Orders
Were Laughed At.
Gard Playing In Jury Room
While Mine Workers Life
Was Lightly Discussed.

Trinidad, Col. July 0.-Are
certain members of the Lawson
jury avowed "coal company men, !"
or are they just ignorant of the
meaning of an oath and their re-
sponsibilities as Jurors?
These questions are being asked
because of afhdavits, made by six
of the jurors, to combat former af-
fdavits of jurors, that Judge Hill
lyer would not allow them to eat
until they had reached a decision,
and that the baliff notified Juror
Hall his wife was dangerously sick
when such was not the case.
Two of the affidavits were made
by E. M. Forbes and Homer Can
terbury. They repudiate former
oaths and as defense plead that
they didn't know what they were
signing Some one has given them
new ideas of the baliff's announce
ment regarding eating Forbes now
swears the jury did not take the
statement seriously, they laughed
at the courts orders. Canterbury,
however, is sure the Judge only
wanted to suggest" that verdict
be quickly rendered.
c. S. Herring swears that some
of the jurors were playing cards at
the time they were informed of the
judges orders. Everybody laughed
according to Herring. Shortly af-
ter, Juror Hall voted TO convict, is
the significant ending of this affi-
davit.
Possibly William Orlh is not a
card player, and fell asleep dur!n &
the game. He swears he did not
hear the baliff announce Judge Hill
lyer's order, which he says, caused
amusement among other jurors.
They explained to him that they
were to go without dinner until
they agreed upon a vercict," and
that practically Immediately there
after the juror, Grover Hall, stated
his readiness to agree with the
others upon verdict of guilty.
Juror Rosebrough also testi6es
to the humorous mood the jury
was in when they heard the judge s
rule.
Bill Wilson furnishes the sixth
affidavit. He was probably wide
awake and not amusing himself
with card playing. He says the
bAliff opened the door and "an-
nounced' they could not eat until
they agreed. Wilson believes the
judges order was merely a "sug-
gestion to continue deliberations
without Interruptions. Card play
ing was not classed as an Inter
ruption" by Judge Hillyer, accord
ing to Wilson.
The affidavits is weak attempt
to ridicule the claim that the Jury
was interfered with ty the court
and the baliff. The alleged jokes
and card playing show that these
jurors were unconscious of the re-
spons!bilities placed on them. The
contrary affidavids by Forbes and
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1915-07-30

The members of Local No. rs are
notifying horse owners In plenty
of time, and if they want TO take
part In the parade they must have
on union shoes.
n
The Butler County Liberty
League will give their outing Sun
day, August, 1st. on the Wolffer
farm northeast of the city. Take
Lindenwald car and get off at end
eff line. A good time Is promised
all who attend.
The hall of the Trades and Laber
Council never looked better than
at the present time. w. E. Black
burn of the A. j. Conroy & Co. !,
has just completed the installation
of new floor coverings and furnish
ings, and the hall Is a most pleas
ing place just now with it's new
materials. This order was given
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-24

Der britifds SanbsIse
Dt tiniter bat nat bsm 9siIpisl
feinss aoasssn Qsauitb ben MuuS
gu elmer aldermen prabI.rsi ee6ffust.
inbem er iast: Deutidlano iei ais
3anbelssRatiOn gu gObsn sstporTsn
unb oab es iid niat pisOsr aufriats,
bafiir psrb. Gnslano iorssn. Dab
SsuiiaIano segsnpdrtis in isinem
4ubsnbanbel fart beIaran,t III, tann
auseitanbeu iperoen, aber Gnslanb be.
rlRSet ii4 in her sIsi6en Gage. Us
mub IN Der san3eu Nelt. no nod cir
Dollar aufautreiben lit. @elb bergen
uno fabri3irt uuaufb0rlia papisrsslp,
neil iein Iub.ubanbsI in ipl9sm
Mabe absefalIen 1T. bab feline Gin.
FINITE aus biefer Qu.lle fait sdnali9
oeriiest iino. Sebr baIb absr pigD
Oeuti4faNb iiber einen srobsn 2lubsns
banSeI psrfiigsn. pdbrsnb England
Risrin O0llis matt sefsst iein lpirp.
Oas pirb sei4eben, fo6alb Der Sus;s
&anal befest 1T, Damn lpirb Der san5e
aiiatiitt uHb afritanii6s Sanosl
ensIanos aufbOren uHb DeuiI6lanb
aufalsn. es bliebe aebtsrsm bann 6lps
nod Der 9anbel nit bisiem Sentiment
ptri9loHen unb aud bieIes Sirbernib
foirb enben, benn ni6ts lam sefpiisr
tsin, als bab Die Der. Staaten bic
9anbelsfpsrrs, bisgnslanb iiber unIers
9dfen perbdnet bat, nidt mebr lanse
oulben perben. oorausgefsBt, bab Der
Rriss nod ldnge bauert, aber er fpirb
allen perniinftisen GrmsTsn Sufolee
sum @bi6lub eelansen, iobalb bic
ger6iinbsten ben SusssRanol befebt
baben. Damn nirb nibt gnatanb,
fonbern DelitfdIoub bas entf6eioeroe
Wort iiber ben @eltbanbel Al faqen
ba6eH. Tem englii6sn SanbdssWai.
niitsr f1nebt tpabrfd.inlid Der Sc
bonfs eiN.s Bopeotis Der olIiirten
adHber sesn Deuti6lanb unb DETER
reid DOT. Dds i0nHen lie getroft psrs
fuher. aber Fe iperben ben Derfu6
4 fefbit bonn Sonbsl nit ben tauf-
frGftigiten StooteH Der Welt aus3u
IhlieasH {sbr balb sinfslsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-24
ll.b.r ben Bug!
Die eraipinsuns BEG Glubiibsrsansss
bel aofoipisa.

Sn fpodsnIanesn aGmpfsn battle
bic 9lrmtt Madenisn bic Rnfm itsr
ten Bug auriidgstrGnst. am jenIeiti-
gen llfsr bate be. iytinb iiG nieber
in bic Grbe binstnsspiibli. bsrsii, js'
bss Stiid9sn g,bs barinddia au Der.
tbsibis.n. gm oissisitissn llisr bate
bic osuif4s sSnfanieris ficb in ben
iunipfissn Malbbobsu binsinsebup,
belt. UNI etipas Saut ssssn bic f,inos
lihtn Shrapnelis 3u babsH. Mir las
gen bier Stunbeu nOrbpsitlih 9reii'
siiopit.
Radis a3 llbr riittslte mid eins
@efthtsorbonnaM aus bsm Sdlai;
Die 6srrsn 3ugfiibrsr sum Rom,
pasHiefiibrer!S Gs III itodbuiier i'm
@dlb. Rebel Iisgt ilbsr unisrsn 60,
4ern. llufere 9apfuen itolpsru
i4psisenb ju ben sufammsusefsbtsu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-24

Die Mittbeiluns, bab iia
bsrstts 100000 8riten in gsppten BE-.
finben, TT ni8t elaubtpiirbis, Der
gebante, oab eine ernitliae @sr=
tbsihisuns biefer StelIuns notbpeuOis
isi, III srit felt bier WO6en aufsetaudt
uns in bieisr tursen 3sit tam man
tsiHs 100000 Mann sufammenbrins
gen. 9laein sleidpiel. ipslds srobe
Ma9t bic 8riten bort fOn3entrirsn
ptrbsn lift feititebenb, Dab bic @sr=
buHeetsn nit elmer mod srDbersn
Wfa8t am Suess3anal iid einitellen
perbsn, Die oberite 9esreslsituns lit
5u benz rihtisen gntIAIub seIanst
oab Ggpptsn Gnslanbs Derpuubbare
Stsae TT unD bab es bort iiberpunben
lperpen miifIe, um es gum Srieben 5u
apinseu. Wie eriidtlid peroen bic
1orbereitunseH sur Expedition nad
bm Nil fhpn felt LANCER 3eit setrofs
fen. @ifsnbabnseleiie iperben sslest.
lin bic Sdpisristeitsn beg MarI4es
burd cine grObs Miiite au iiberlpinben
unb pis aonItantinppler Dspei4en
beribten, lpirb in bier Wodsn Der
aanpf am Ril beginner. Dap bic
gngldnber bieier Mittbeiluns @lau,
ben identen, gebt aus Der Gntiinbis
suns berpor, bab Der Sus3>aaHal
nd9itens fir ben Sanbslspertebr ses
f9lpHsn tperben ipirb. Sas III fdon
an unb fir ii6 cine ihpers gelaituns
fiir gnslanD, pa bierburh Der 0ertebr
nit ieiHea aOlOuien iHs StOden &C.
rathen mub.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-24

Die prpbriten psrbtv
psrri dt. Sn ibrsr @srspeiflune
iiber bic beftanoissu Siess Der Der
biubeten pifien lie ni4t msbr, mas iis
iag.u unb tbuH foIIen, nm ben aniirs
ten 5u heIfsH. Sn bisier Rotb perfaIs
len iis auf bic alberniten Grpi6tuussa,
um in bieism 2anbe cine ben @srbiiHs
psten fsiupIi@s Stimmung Su srrsssn.
Gas Hsueits probutt bisiss 8abiinns
tit bic RittbeiIuns, bab eins Gruppe
bon Dsutiaen MiuiOnen DON Dollars
aufsebraat babe, I'm bur9 8siteauns
DON aOnsrsbmitsIieoern Elm @eisB gu
srIaHgsH. bas bic Waffenausfubr Dsrs
bistet uHb oab Der aonsreB bisriiber
eine uHteriuduus Derauital.sn pnbs.
WeHH has @elo pDrbanben mare,
pirSe ss uaa Berlin sdaidt unb nidt
gu einem iClhen 3tpsd, pis er in Der
WattbeiIuns unsefiibrt pirb, psrseus
bet iperben. abssieben bapon, baB tein
Osutf4er gu elmer fold f6mabpolltn
SanSluus iid berseben ipIroe. Wir
elauben aber bic lpabre gbii9t bisisr
gtrldumbuns gu burdf9ausn. Gs III
srii3tIid, baB Der aonsreb b6dit suts
riiitet iiber bic 9ruialitGt Der Gnsldns
Der unb iiber bic 8ernirhtuns unieres
SanbeIs tit unb man befiirbtet, bab
er, I'm bis 8riten sur Dernunft su
brinssn. sin 9erbot s.seN bic Waff.ns
ausfubr eenebmisen pirb. Dos mol
len bi. Probrit.n, bsn.n tein Mittsl
gu idIedt TT. burd bi. llnteritsnuns
psrbinbern. bab jeb.s aonsrebmtt'
slisb, bas fir bas 4usiubrperbut
itimmt, NIT bsutidem Gslb. &c.
tauft 1T.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-24

Ote Sprade, pel4e has gries
6if4e Miniiterium iiber bic gliirten
flbrt, Iabt srtsnnen, Sab iensa aaEh
auf bem Sprunae itsRt, ii4 ben 9ers
biRpstsn anauidIieben. gu Disier
S6iuns uluB es obnebin tommen ipi
haa0 Die asstsrsn fid sessA GaloHiti
ipenbsn. GriedeHlano lam baun
nidt msbr in ieiHer ississR 3pitters
itsauHs perblsibeR fuNpern Mub ii6
auf bic cine ober anosrs Ssits ltelIsn
uHS es III natHrssmdB, paB ss 81 ben
iiegrei6en @srbiiHbeten iiberseben
mirS. nit bsueH ss Obnebtn ipmpaibis
firt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-24

pifes 2aHbsa unmDsIi& gsmadbt, Jes
ber bat ibH aIs selpifenIpfen @tmnsp,
gen erfannt unb islbit wiinittrbers be-
ssi9net ibn aIs folatn. nber mil sinsr
SnipntsanenS, tpsld,er Der f1IiMts
9erftanb ntht ~ fplsen psrmae,
madt Miinittrbers seltenb, bab Roo,
itpelt aus bidem Grunbs Der ben
DsutIdsn ipiIItommsne aanbibat isin
miifTe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-24

Gufaabs MAIDEN, in bitItr WeiIe
2eutfaIanp su bslfeu. Gs TT bic sins
aise lpirfiame 9ilfe. bic mir ibm anses
heihsn laiisn tpnnsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-24
5reitas, ben "a. 9e,em6er 1915.

Die Na6ri9t bon Der @sisb.
ans @arnas bura raiIii6e 1ruppen
bat iia. ipis mir porausseiast babsn,
ala ein 5lunterei srlpieisn. Gin @sr=
iaa CUR groberuns @arnas miirbs Ii9
als eia ebsniu tlGsliasr MtiBerfols.
pie Der @sriuh CUR @roberuas Rous
ltaniinopsls ertp.iien,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-24

Vile. Die init ber beutiden
Sade ipmpatbiiirsu, iinb in Der Gage,
Der eeutiden ReeieruHs unb Der bsut=
idsn Ration ein ipilItommenes Qsus
jabrssefdent su MAIDEN, inbem fie
beuti4e Reidspapisrs taufeu. Soipeit
es ben 2umpf nit ben MafI.n be-
trifft, iinD bic aniirten seI6lassu, fl;
iuoasH absr ben aries nit @,lb psi.
terfiibren, b, b. Deiiti9lanb rpirtbs
faaftItb erfdSpfen. Das nirb AUDI
ntht ssIinsen, aber Der beuti9en Rss
eisrung piiros Der aampf auf oifem
Sebiete bebeutenb srlei1tert, inDem
man ibr mOslidIt Oisl GoIb li.fert, um
erit.ns ben Wertb b.s papisrseIDss
aufrs4t 5u erbalten unb I'm bon ben
nsutraIen MGdtsn eiHe 4n3abl Wads
reu au tdufen, bic 0euiidlanb ielbIt
ni6t 5u lisfern permas. Wis ,rFdtlih,
banbsit es fid nidt um Elm @d9sni,
fonbern Inn eintn tpidtisen @efanen.
bsHn bic beutf6en Rei4spapisr. iiuo
abfclut fider uub trasen bobs 3inisn.
5ait ale beutfden @ereine baben cine
getpiffe Summs IN ibrem Refsrpes
fonbs, bic in psrfhieoenen papieren
anseIsst 1T. sic tGHneu nsmua9 eis
HtH Ibeil bieier Summe in p,utitcn
Rti6spapisrsn anIeseu. 3ablrei6s
bsutfde Samilien baben @elb betSsits
sslssi. Sis psrliersu uidts, fons
bern erIanssn sinen b6bereH Gins ols
ieBt, inbsm iie fiir eiusH Sbeil oieiss
@eloes osutl9s Hsihspapisre faufen.
Ssber StutIde foIlte es iiH aur
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-24

gs III srfreulth. bsri6tsn
81 t5nneu, Sab ben Sapanern Elm tiihz
tiger S6las pur6 bic @erientuns eis
mes ihrsr 9anbeIsi6iffe, pas eins aas
buns i'm Wertbs BON fiiHf MiliOnen
Dollars an 9prb bate, Derfsst pprs
ben 1T. 0isisn selben alliirtsu fsbsn
nod auoers unanssuehme lleberras
ibuusen beDpr. Sic babsn fi9 eins
arobs 9ebeutuns als bic ftdrtfte Ma4t
tn aiien bsisernefen. STE perbsu aber
balb pahTuebmeN. baB isst sins
neue @roBmabt in 4iien. psIae burh
ibre 4uiana nit OeuhdlaNh uno
Oeiterreib uuiiberipinbIi9 lit. iid
sntipidsIt unb bas 1T bic Siirtsi
uNb bierburd gHslaHo, auf psIdes
Sapan iid itiist, pSlis Iahm ssIsst
Dirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-24
Rnrat QritiR.

Run. ipsr III btun bel bsn senua
apfasfiitrtsn 1raueripisI suIsbt an
Qebtn stbIisbens.
.csi6ss bfr Di4tex.s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-12-24

q gla6trGslide Oeptiden
aus aOnDon Iafen srisben. hab bic
Rssisruns, als ite cine psiters Whaion
SoIoatsn perlanets. einen bsfiisen
Sturm gu bsiteben bate. Bon alien
Seitsn resuet. es 4nsriffs iiber bic
nerungliidts Expedition rad GaIlis
poll. Der 9srfud Der aesieruns, ben
had5us als eineu Siss barsuitsasn.
fpuroe OerbObnt. Bon beIonbersr Mi9s
tisteit TT iebod bic grtlGruns bes IT.
ldnbifhen Siibrers Rebmonb, Der 5is=
lang nit Der Resisruns pur9 bid unb
Sinn sesanssn 1T, bab cine Bebrs
pflt4t abiolut aussddlofen iei uNo
oab bic Resieruns sine Repolution in
SrIanb gu sslpdrtisen babe. ipsnn iie
bic Webrpflidt siuaufiibrsn periu1e.
Ius bem sanaen Son Der Tebatten
mar oeutlid gu erieben, bab bi. Regi.s
runs oas 8ertrausu beg a3arlamsnts
eingsbibt bat unb bab cine anDsre
JiieberIags in Salpniti ober ON Sill
gentlaen tpiirbe, um bas Winiftsrirm
su ftiirasn unb ben Wsg fir elm Jries
oenssWliniiterium 3u ebnen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-21

horns and COW bells and horse fiddles and
wash boilers, and one fellow from Titus
vile had a slide trombone. But the worst
OF all was an automobile salesman from
Titusvile. He brought along eight or
ten of them electric sirens and batteries
to work en-. Just one would have been
bad enough, because I never hear that
noise without wanting to drive into the
ditch and then look behind me; but this
boy was no piker; he brought all he
had, and when he pressed the button
Gabriels trump they talk about wouldn't
have been deuce high. 1t was unhuman,
that's what II was.
The Bellingham boys figured that root
ing by electricity was going little too
far, so they up and at the TitusviBe
gang, and there was one of the finest
fights you most ever saw. Our boys got
the sirens all right, but the Titusville
bunch hung on to the batteries. and of
course they wasn't good for much apart.
The man with the slide trombone had
about two joints of 1t rammed down his
neck and broke off, and Gid Dennison,
the city marshal, got his coat tore all up
the back merely from standing on the
outskirts of the fracas and saying. Lets
have little order here. please" Take
1t all around, we was pretty well keyed
up before the game started.
When Jimmy Dougherty walked out to
lead off for Titusville you'd have thought
1t was Roosevelt coming home from
Africa, or something like that but the
visitors quieted down the minute I began
to wind up. People can't yell and watch
tho break on the ball at the same time
a good thing, when you come to think
OF it,
Well, knew what had to do with that
baby. Me and Pete Blaney had talked
1t over beforehand. The Flea got down
over the plate and bumped himself till
he wasn't much bigger than an organ
grinders monkey-and l cut loose with
fast one right over the middle of the
pan. What's more. 1t was Jlmmy's head
I was shooting at.
Says to myself: "Tf you get beaned
today, old horse, you'll get 1t so hard
that your great-grandfather' headll
ache for the next hundred years!''
Ordinarily 1 wouldn't take no chance
on beanlng anybody with that groover
OF mine, but this was a special occa-
sion. and If he was going to try to get
on first that way meant to give him
something to take with him that
wouldn't do him a bit OF good It was
hum-dinger Of a fast ball, and Jimmy
just did manage to jerk his head out
or the way of II, and the roar that he
put up was marvellous to hear consid-
ering the size OF him. The umpire called
It a strike.
CONTINUED TOMORROW
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-07-21

When the egg Of the duck and a golf
ball play on the same green there Is eVl-
IDENTIFY something doing Yesterday there
was. Nobody at Philmont knew exactly
what the idea OF all the birds, hens and
ducks potterlng around the links was
until George w. statzeii. Jr, Of Aroni-
mink, showed them. OF course 1t was
only a chance, but Statsell and his part
ner, Henry Hotz, of Lansdowne, came
to the short 11th. The only gallery was
a duck squatted near the green gazing
slSyward wishing for rain. Hotz yelled
fore" and pitched his ball near the
duck. The duck ducked and galloped to
the other side Of the green. Then Statzell
shot his ball on the green there was
nothing visible but duck egg. statzeH
found his ball In the hole and Hotz got
a two.
1t was decided that the egg was laid
after Hotz made his drive, and that the
wel-known hypnotic power of the egg
had caused the second ball to do down.
IIotz regrets thatshe drove 80 hastily as
he feels that he, too, would have had
zone" II he had waited After this
hole shot in one will be known as
duck egg"
'Thank you for your thoughtfulness,"
said Statzell to the duck.
"Quack, quack," said the duck as II
few into nearby tree and calmly combed
out its ruffled feathers.
In going around the links one runs into
some peculiar lies. Here Is one:
A. D. Ginther says he was playing the
fourth hole at Huntington Valley last
week in 22-hole match. The break
might have come with any shot and
Ginther was all worked up. He had a
long drive, but tremendous second shot
struck in the limbs of the cherry tree
to the right of the green. bringing out a
squawlSy bird as we'll as a shower of
leaves and limbs.
A prolonged search in the rough all
around the green failed to show the
ball.
Maybe It stayed in the tree" laughed
Ginther. Anyhow he climbed UP and
was having n fine time gathering cherries
on the way when he came to great clod
Of poison Ivy. The bird, which had set
tied, rose again with an alarmed cry
from a nest of eggs. And. caught on
the edge of the nest was the missing
ball 1t was n peculiar lie.
Calling for his niblick, with the bird
oerhead Ginther made a neat
shot to the green below.
There was something more about how
the bird thinking one of her eggs had
gone bounding from the nest. flew over
the ball as it rolled and, fusslng around,
pushed 1t close to the hole enabling
Ginther to get a par four and win the
hole.
What kind of bird inhabited the nest