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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-03
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goii5ei, onb iEm ans iciner g9ob'
nlnlg cine goI0lie llbr nebit acttc
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isi.
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nod,bem er 3lr lleberSeiigilng aefon.
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feuer.
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ipdtsr Siunhe Don 5ipti 5troI4tn in
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poIissi bic 16 Sdbrt alte Qspia Gtlts
atn bon no. 1927 5inblcb etrabt &c,
rnslpts. Die gsrIapuubmt pefiitb
i5u sltxIi@s gso9nuns sus Mhttn0A
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-03
Cyier Der Giinba6u.

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ltbt. bdB fie In BEN patrolipas'r,
Der fie nab benz StabtbofpitaI trans
portiren iollis. ibren @sifi oiitgab.
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u,is nebYdGt ,inb bort BON Coroner
5osrtmsner bsFd.gt. Gie Der @G@'
,itr an Sx Qrsisuua usiaiast tam BIZ
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-03

pabrf6einlicb BON ber hrittfbn gfes
gierund be3ablt tpurbe, bdmit Tie ais
Sdus fir bic Utunitionstrdnsporte
bin unb Der FGhren tonnten. Die
2eifiingen lDeiien ferner bordufbir,
Ouf beim Qus6ru6 besrnffii6 idpd'
uiif'r arieoes Die enaIiI4e Regiertng
lire llntert9dnen bdbor pdrnte, allf
G6iffen Der &rieafiibrenbeu au fdhrsr,
bd bic Reaierunq bel etfpaigcn llnfdls
Zen Nismeanben Derantportli4 MAIDEN
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-03
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gnseflagt, bic Grmorouna hires Sat
ten peranlaFt ;u baben.

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MOrb 6eginstn babs
elm @eitdnbnIB abge'
Iegt.
proDibenteR g., 2. Sept,
frau gli3a6et6 9iffanp Blair Nsobr,
bic DON bret Regern bei4aIbist puroe,
be lestsren sebuussn gu hab<n, um
ibrsn Gatten, ben Sr. 6. GraHtIiH
Robr, einsn reiten Ino prominentsn
ar5t Don bier uuo ReiDpDrt, gu ermors
ben. tpur6e an 9Osueritas Dsr4aft:t,
la5 Darrtn g.bradt uub formea an
setlagt, bic ermorbuus ibrss 9Gttsl
OsraRIabt gu babsu. sic purOe am
a:snS sesen $4,000 8iirgi4uit Dis.
Der auf ireien Gub 8dsst.
Die brei Reser purbsH bss Utor'
b<s auss.Iast uno o5ue 3uIafuHS Don
Yirsi6aft iRs geidnsnib seTditt.
Die qoli,ei srtIGrt, bdB Srpei ge
tpeggriinoe fir ben UsOrO pOrbaRo:n
ipdren: giierIu6, Der sJrau Ulobr aui
SRI. emilie U. Burger, bic Setrsta
rim oss 0ottOys, bic iicb in isiner 9.'
ieai6aft befuno, ais er geI5oheH iUGrs
be, uno bic aud isI5ii pertDuHoet luRrs
be; unb Elm WuHia Der 6rdu, IN ben
8eiiB D.s SismIia aHiebniidsu 8erm0s
gems ibres UtaHn,s 5u selaHgen, eb:
cine 9egsHtIags, bic Der Dottor ali
bic SrennuHestlaas aHbGngig seHaa!,
Die 6rau Robr singtrei&t bdtte. uuo
Die isbt Dor Dsm Supremessribt in
S4fpebs 1T, 5ur sHti4eiouHs gebrdtt
uerben t0nne. 0sHige Siunpeu, nats
oem Or. Wpbr isimR DuHbsr erlsgsH,
bate ii1 Jrau Uo3r I'M Stdotgeri4t
5ur gsrtpaltsrin 0ss RadIaiiss i5rss
WbaHnes erRenneR Ia6su.
Ti. Rsssr, bi, Sss Dlorbes auges
tlast iinb, iino Gsoyss W. Sealis. be:
Gbduffsur, Der ods 4utomp6iI oss
DEBTORS in Der Mororaft iiibrts; Sc
eli .. grppn, Der friiber in benz
Ulobr'iten 6dus aIs Disnsr onseiislI
mar, unb 6eHrp spslIHan. Elm 9aIb.
bruosr pon gr0nn.
SeaIis mar glsit mad bem UIorc
perbaitst poroen, od bic 4usiageH, bi.
er iiber bic affairs mahie, nibt mil
bsnisnissH pon Sri, JrI. Burger ibers
eiuitimmtsn, Die iih in benz automObtl
bsfanb, unb ebsnfaas DsrpuHo,t
nuroe.
9rpiun lpurbs an Wlitipu9 4beHo
psrbaftst, Ra6oem 3eaIis Der Yoli3si
sefast bate, oab sr aTo 9ropn 6sab'
ii9tist battsn, ben Or. Wobr gu be
rauben. 9i. poIi3si iasnite ben auss
idsen Der Reger teineu 9Iauben uno
gropn nuroe sinsm iddrf.n 9srbOy
uHteripprfsn.Gr brad ihIieBI.b 5uioms
men uno seitano siH, oub sr an Der
S4iebersi bstbeilist seireien iei uHe
frau Wlpbr ibm $1,000 oeriproteH
base, psHn sr ibrsH 9attsn t0ote.
6eaIis uno Spelmdn, bic ua9h.r
iepdrdt osrb6rt purbn, bsitdtigtsn bic
ausiassn gropns, uno bic 9erbdia
tilue Der 6rau MObr mar bic 5pIee.
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ibm Dor mebrsren Wohsn ben Dor
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iobten ioae uno ibm Die ausbeSablaug
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bts DottOrs psriproden. CT idgte,
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ssnbsit NIT ibr 5u btiprsHen. auf Or
iu@sn Der Gpau Tsobr ip0bnte 9saIR
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-03
Sic 4erionen
aamsn Bel Der e q ftanb"
aataitropbe in Gbicago
ums Qeben.

Gbitaso, 81, 2. Sept. - Giuer
snogiltissn 3uIammsuiteQung Jufolse,
bic am 0onusrstas BON Der @orpnersa
Office bstannt gemadt purbe. tamen
bei benz llmIdlagen oss 9ampfers
.Gaitlano", I'm Gbicaso 5lub, am "a.
Suli S12 perionen ums 9sbsH - 451
;Srduen unb NGb9en unb 361 Rdn=
nsr. Bon ben @erungIiidtsH naren
226 perbsiratbet unb 9S Der Spfer tpas
rem ipsHiser ais 16 Sabre alt.
Gs purbe eIsi6Ssitig dngetiinoi9t,
bab elm SilfsfOubs pOn $360,0oo am
10. September unter bic @ertDanpten
Der Spisr Dsrtbsilt tpsrSsn tptrS.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-03
SGiFsHahri4tsx.

Rep Yort, 2. Sept. 2lHget.s
rRoma" ppn Barcelona.
2lbgeg.: .Yalermo" nab y!sapT;
,6eqig Glap" nab &openba9en.
goroeaur. 2lHget,: ga SOuz
rdiue" DON Relp yort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-03
2ie @riinbnng elmer Gbi.
nefiSben WtDnard}ie


tt4 IN drten Iaifen.
9 bangbai, China, 2. Sept. -
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ais 83eprdiioent Der 6ineIiI3en Res
publtt reiignirt. Wlan bait bies, fir
ben eriten S9ritt in Der Ri6tung auf
bic @riinbunq elmer neuen Wouar6ie
nit GUAM S6i &at an Der SptBe.
Vi Yuen Seng foll f1on felt Iingerer
3eit tbatId4ltth Elm Sefangener in Der
perbptenen StuOt getueien iein.
Sdpere Strafeu.
@Gri, Stalieu, 2. Sept. - 2l6t
albansien purben am 0onnerstag DON
einem &rtegsgeri4t 5u Idngen Sreia
beitsitrafen Oerurtbeilt, neil lie angelo
Ii6 nit 6iIfe BON 8rieftaubeu Ra4s
rihten an SeIterreidb iiberulittelt
baben. Die gerurtbeilten iin0
&apitdn Whuitapba Dpn Der al
baneiiIden gdrte Bella Gtutd4
rina" Der 3u 20 Sa6ren 5uht6aus
perurtbsilt purbe. lmb Iieber g}am
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3uht6aus er6ielten. SSn Der 8arte
nuroen cine grobe 2(n3abl leerer Pez
troleumtannen uno cine betrd1tli4e
Summe Seloes in Sob gefurben.
DieIes Sob follen bic &l6aneien fiir
bic Qieferuug BON 8dnnpaare uub audi
fir gla6ri1teu, bic iie nit grtsftautsn
ianbten, oon ben Oeiterrsi4ern er9als
ten bdben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-03

frau flirs DOT anfunft beg 3uges
an bic 9drriere unb i6liipfte, troBs
benz er iie iudrnte. unter berielben
bur9. I'm 10 fdnsa ipie m0ali6 ndd)
siner nabeaelseensn Grocerp su 9ts
lanaen. aaum bate lie ieboh bas
8abnbett erreid)t. ba rollte Der 3ag
berdn dlno ibr Sfidial ipar bsiisselt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-03
1as 6aaser Tribmnal
Soll iber Blk 2uiitania q
unO Qlrabic sale EN- t.
f6eiben.

Berlin, 2. Sept, iiber 2onbon.
Gs piro bier Ocrii6ert, baB Die Osuts
I6e Rsgierung ben 9rafen gernitorff
in @aIbington inItruirt babe, Die
ameritanji6e Re8ierung gu bena4rits
tiqen, Oab iie bic 5rage bstreffs Der
gntidaOigung, bic epentueu ais 5oIge
Der 3srItDrung Der 2uiitania uro Der
Qrabic gu 6e5a9len iei, Dem Saa9er
tribunal 3u unterbreiten lpiQen8 lei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-03
Tiir $26,5OO,OOO
0e,uebre

milf eine Girmd in Rort 4
9onapdNba BEN Qlliirs
ten ltsfern.
GlsotIanb, 8, 2. Sept. Qlm
0ORneritag DurOe bier ansetiinOist,
bab nit elmer 95irma in ROrtb Soma
lpanoa. Rem gort, sin &rutrutt fir
bic 2iefsrung pom 8spebrsn i'm 8ertb
BON $26, 100000 an bic 4liirteu in
europa abgsihIoTen poroeu lei, Ha6l
osm cine 9ompagrie in Canton, O.,
ui6t i'm StaH6e gepsfsn, Jpn gu iiber
nehmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-03
39euer be3ab(ter Gtuats
peri II 6.

Qpnoon, 2. Sept. 8rei beutihs
Offi3iere, bic tiir3li6 aus einem Sc
fungenenlager BEL 0enbp, Bdles, entz
tommen, ipGter jeoo6 pteOer etngefaus
GEN porDen porei, puroen Don einem
MilitGrgeriht am 0onneritag gu je "a
9agen @efGngniB oerurtbeilt. @s lit
bi:Ies oas erIte WaI, oab SriegsgefGns
gene in Gnglano gu 8efdngntBitrafen
perurtbeilt iporoen itnb.
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y 0 d etner.

SurtIepool, Gugluno, 9. Sept.
Der britii6e 9ampfer r8bitsfieIo"
BON 2422 Sonnen, lit pon einem Inter
Isebopt perIentt poroeu. Die 8eiaBs
una nuroe aerettet.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-08
CARDINAL mercter

the loss of their vessel. She was
sunk by the. former North German
Lloyd steamer Prinz Ethel Frederick
off the Chilean coast on Dec. 5.
London, Jan. 5.-The Rome CORE
spondent of the Evening News says
that Cardinal Gasparri, in a lengthy
interview with Prince Won Beulow,
demanded that Germany immediate
ly iberate Cardinal MERCER and that
he have all Of his rights restored to
him regardless of his position on the
political situation in Belgium.
Paris.-optimistic claims of fur
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-08

New York, Jan: s.-That not only
the German cruiser Dresdent, which
escaped the battle of the Falklands,
when the remainder Of Admiral Won
Specs squadron was destroyed by
the British, is raiding commerce in
the Pacific, but that it has a consort
was confirmed here today.
Capt "A. c. Norris and eight ofic-
ers of the British freighter Chareas,
who reached here today from Colon
on the fruit steamer GARLIC told of
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-01-08

=
RELEASE DEMANDED
Their successes against Germans at
nearly every point Of the battle line
were made in official circles today.
Gains of territory were claimed at
certain points, while in no instance,
it was declared; have the Germans
been able to institute a serious Of
fensive. Fighting also has been re-
newed all along the line to the north
and near st. Georges and Lombart-
zyde the allied lines have again been
advanced.
Regarding the German claims of
successes in the neighborhood of Ar
ras the explanation is made that the
French themselves voluntarily aban-
doned a line of trenches.
Berlin, via Wireless.-Announce-
ment that ten Russian aircrafts have
been shot down and their crews eth
er taken or killed in the Lodz-Lo-
wicz district was made here today. It
was stated that the Russian aviators
have been unusually active during
the last three days, but that because
Of their boldness they have proven
easy victims to the German aerial
guns. The general situation in Po-
land, it was stated, shows little
change. Sapping and mining opera
lions are resulting in slight gains at
certain points.
Vienna, Austria, Jan. 6, via Rome,
L. i L., II
preme ecort to raise a new army. 1t
is to be used to defend Vienna and
Budapest and again to attack SerVia-
Failure will mean either that the gov
eminent will be compelled to sue for
separate peace or admit to Germany
that it is pOwerless and turn the en-
tire defense Of the dual empire over
to the kaiser and his generals.
A new enrolment just ordered has
ballad fO tho pO1OrC thousands Orn--
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
Jeffrey Truck at
Work in European
Fields of Battle

The Royal Society for the Prevention
81 'ruehy 10 Animals is raising a fund
foe aidins British horses at the front.
rccordlag to Pres dent Charles 4. Jeffel,.
OF The Thomas D. Jcffery company, who
Is ,ow. abroad making tho final arrange
ments for the shipment OF several hun.
dred quad trucks 10 the fighting nations
81 Europe.
Mr. 5cffery reports that the Royal So
ciety for the Prevention OF Cruelty 10
Anlmala. under the chairmanship OF the
cuke Of Portland, and with the sanction
% the British army council. Is raising the
Icy 20 provide eco shelters for
T'o'inded horses. 20 cost about SIS each;
- horse ambuianees and motor wagons.
S.ooe rugs, new and old; 5.e00 woolen
blankets, 5000 ordinary head collar ana
booo matters.
IN q letter 10 AN American friend. Mr.
jeifery deplores the enormous fatallt,
among the splendii horses at the war.
but takes great personal pleasure In the
met that the Jeffrey Quad truck Is max
ing unnecessary the slaughter OF many
thousands more OF thee noble animals
This remarkable machine, which drives
brakes and steers ON al four wheels h
doing much OF the work OF the army
transport on the firing line, going into
ptaees where ordinary rear drive motor
trucks are unable 10 GO. and usually
ESCAPING unscathed where horses would
~ simply moved down by hail OF bull
'els and shrapneI
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
Cadillac Eight Has
But One CarburetOr

Many people who have inspected tho
Cadillac Eight have expressed surprise
upon seeing but one carburetor for the
eight cylinder motor
The carburetor Is set above the center
Of the engine. One feed pipe leads to
Il from tho gasoline tank; two intake
pipes lead from It. one 10 each block OF
four cylinders, AS heretofore. the car
buretor IL Of Cadillac design and manu-
'faoture. Il has but one float chamber.
single spray nozzle and is but trifle
lArger In fact. than the instrument used
on the last four cylinder Cadillac.
The intake piping arrangement is such
that insures absolutely uniform dis
tEoution OF gas to all cylinders. None
OF the cylinders Is starved for gas, be-
cause. although there are eight cylinders
the problem OF carburetiOn Is no more
difficult than presented by four.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
ATHLETIC MEET AT 'Y'
Open to Members Who Have Never
Won Prize in Open Com
petition.
BOYS CIRCUS IN FEBRUARY

An innovation in athletic competitions
is to be held at the Young Mems Chris
tian association, January 20. The latest
stunt is novice athletic and gym
nastic contest. Any member Of the local
~" who has never won a prize in open
competition Of any kind is eligible to
participate.
There, will be two divisions, one ath-
letie and the other gymnastic. The ath-
leuc events will include a twenty-yard
dash running nigh jump. potato race
pull-up (which is described as resem-
bling "shinny") and an obstacle race. TIE
gymnastio events win include work on
the parallel bars, horizontal bar, side
horse and ground tumbling.
Ribbon for winners.
Ribbons will be given the winners OF
first, second and third place in the vari-
Gus events. In addition a bronze medal
VIII be given the person scoring the most
points in the athletic events and a sec
ond bronze medal to the one scoring the
most points in the gymnRstic events. To
the athlete scoring the most points In
both divisions, a silver medal will be
awarded, provided that person wins a
place In at least two athletic events and
az least two gymnastic events.
Boy Circus in February.
Tho annual boys burlesaue circus
which has proved 50 attractive 10
omahans for severed years. will be held
at the ''H' for three performances Feb
ruary 10 and 90 A matinee will be given
saturday. February 30. The boyS' circus
has always been popular and the young
lads in the association never fail to stage
some laughable stunts.
Starting March q the hand ball tourI A.
ment for the championship OF Omaha will
be held az the association. Hand ball is
proving more popular than ever this year
and already some Of the enthusiasts are
praoticing up TO trim Denny Ryan and
Chester IAnn. the two champs OF the
gym.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
Wesleyan Hoopers
0utplay Hastings

UNIVERSITY PLACE, Neb., Jan. 1s-
Especial 1.-The Wesleyan Coyotes inau-
gurated the basket ball season with an
easy victory over the Presbyterians from
Hastings college in the local gymnasium
last night. The visitors were outolassed
In both speed and team work and were
able to throw but two field goals TO the
Methodists' sixteen. The final score was
So to 8, but few fouls being called on
either side.
Tho Coyotes have a new system of de-
Tense which puzzled the visitors and
compelled them to play catoh'' at times.
Hughes led in the scoring for Wesleyan,
while Prince put up the strongest fight
for Hastings.
Tho UpaYD.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
Golf Championship
Match of Cuba'to Be
Played Next Month

NEW YORK. Jan. 16.ZThe third an
nual golf tournament FOR the amateur
championship OF Cuba. will be held over
the links Of the Country club OF Havana,
beginning Tuesday, February IS. and
ending on Saturday, February 20. All
amateur golfers OF .he United States
and other countries are invited to take
part. and II is expected that such play
ers as Walter J. Travis of Garden City,
present titleholder: Chick Evans OF
Edgewater, the western amateur golf
champion; Oswald Kirby OF Englewood,
and Arden NJ. Robbins OF Garden City,
will take part Travis has won the title
both years.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17

lie says they'll be great
He trusts In EN- too,
Says It's never too late.
To get what is due.
says his team is bear.
VIII pull a big coup
VIII clean UP for fair.
Trim up the loop
He's filled up with glee.
Just Ike a child,
So its easy TO see,
Why he's called Wild
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
Johnson-wiIIard.

Dswn south in sunny Mexico, they're
filled with deepest gloom,
With hated breath and glaring eye, they
storm and fuss and fume,
They've got a Crouch on L. 8. A. and
perchance they may be right
For we have wished upon their land that
Johnson Willard fight.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
Cubs Go FebruaryaT.

February q is the date officially se-
lected by President Thomas for the Cubs
on that day the West Siders will arrive
IN their training camp on the following
sunday night and will be able 10 busy
grinds on Monday. March 2
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17

fi'e veteran Lou Ciigcr. who has been
crgi''ed ior the last year and unable 10
-, about because Of tuberculosis OF the
'f'ne IA Knee, has been taken 70 a hos
ltia ~ south Bend. Ind. where surgeons
viii perform an operation IN hopes OF Civ
lps sim some relief ID - hoped the OPP
eiAtion WI a least permit cl1ger 10 set
lpon his rect
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
Con.eIman MnrrIe..

Pitcher Joe CpnEelman OF the Pitts
Pittsburgh 10 Miss Margaret Dunn OF
that city. Councilman is stIll undecided
as 20 whether or not he will play hall
this year, but Manager Clarke thinks he
report
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17

have to bide his time before he viii be
permitted to match his prowess with
that OF Frederick Welsh. The lightweight
champion has more important engage
ments to to attend and more renumera-
tive, before Patrick is granted his
chance.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
ny RUBE VANGUARD.

I m still with you Jimmy @.
And no matter what you hear
I'll stick to the Brooklyn Feds,
And II pitch for them this year
m against Old Jawn McGraw,
Toward that bird I'm filled with hate
And I'll be in old time form,
To lose at least some twenty straiFht
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
IL VIII Ont.

Reports from the city hall indicate that
Mayor Jime is busily training TO put his
right arm into condition to heavo the
first pill at Rourke park about April o.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
News item.

There Is a chess tournament in Chi.
cago. Oh, well. we thought you might
like to know.
John d. Rockefeller is In danger Of
being expelled from the millionaire'p
society. He has not entered base BAH
yet.
But John wouldn't look natural testify
ing to Judge lands?
We have about decided that Kaiser
William and Jim Gilmore should toss u1
to see who deserves the NoSbel peace
prize.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17

he had ever received In the brief but
brilliant career.
Wolgast fought with his old vim and
cunning in the last two rounds, flooring
Richie three times in the third VOL
sast was silent anent his poor showing IN
this bout until a few days ago. when he
let II be known that Richie had double
crossed" him in that short engagement
Ritchie's so-caled duplicity rankled In
Ads mind for months and It was with a
view OF securing sweet revenge that he
signed to battle Ritchie for the champion
ship on November Is. 1912 The title
changed owners in the struggle, Richie
being Rdjudged the winner on a foul in
the sixteenth round. II was the first
time in rims history that boxer lying
prone was awarded "A worlds title
Stripped OF his championship. robbed
OF his drawing power. wolgast was not
discouraged. lie still insisted that he
was Ritchies master and was still eager
60 prove Il, SO last March he engineered
his third meeting with Richie before
Frank Mulkein's Milwaukee club. The
gate gathered $4,000 and Wolgast alb
sorbed a terrific beating But Ritchie was
aware every second that he was In a
battle.
Yet WolgSst will not admit he Is an
inferior fighter to Richie. He has set
about fourth ENHANCEMENT with the
American lightweight champion and as
sures Richie that they viii surely draw
s4e.ooo house II they fight again. which
merely shows TO what extreme Wolgast
win go TO inveisle Richie into another
conflict.
After Ritehie. White and Welsh and
again a worlds champion. That is Vol
CASTS dream
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17

Pete Standridge, Cub recruit, is said
to be master Of what he calls the fork
ball" Base ball having been elevated
from the Diamond to the court room we
now find 1t has progressed to the din
ing room.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
HIGHER MATHEMATICS.

fredericksburg, il batted bali
travels 200 feet per second. how far, will
1t go in three seconds?
Johnny--Who's playing center. Iris
Speaker OF Ping Bodie?
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17

Jack Dalton is n funny guy,
AS funny as we've met,
He skipped to the Federals, but,
He hasn't jumped back yet
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
WOULD AGAIN GAIN CREST
Ad Wolgast Has Dreams of Winning
Back Pugilistic Title Taken
Away from Him.
HAS STRENUOUS TINE AHEAD
ny RINGsIDE.

NEW YORK. Jan l6.-Thls appears to
be the year OF rejuyenation In so far as
whilom ring champions are concerned.
First We had Johnny Coulon's pronun-
ciamento that he was going to back his
bantom weight title now we have Ad
Wolgast treading the path back q the
lightweight throne.
The Michigan Wildcat" has his plans
already perfected, and It only remains
for him TO execute them as he arranged
ia hts own mind for him to reach once
more the crest OF the lightweight wave.
Wolgast has mapped out revenge
campaign. Ills first course is 10 thrash
Willie Ritchie 50 soundly as TO dispel
whatever doubt there existed In anyone's
mind Of Ad Wolgast's superiority over
Nillio Richie. Il Is hard to convince
the little Adolph that he should know
better than TO tamper with Richie again.
bat. the Cadillac fighting machine Is an
obstinate party and he viii havo tho
satisfaction Of embroiling even II IL costs
him money
wolgast and Richie have had Il our
in the ring no less than three times.
Their first meeting occurred on MAY
~ 1912. a fouT-round affair on the coast.
and Wolgasts animoslty toward the
Richie person dates back that far
Al the time Wolgast was the autocrat
OF the lSS-poundera. while Richie was
unknown and unscEooled in the mysteries
OF the ring. "A was recuperating from
an appendicitis operation and took on
Richie with the Understanding that no
rough work was 20 be INDUCED IN by
either side during the four rounds. The
abbreviated melee was to serve as a
tryout for the convaIesclng Wolsast.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
Johnson-wiIInrd Arain,

Perchance you think you'll see a SCRAP
when Jess and Jack hook up
That they will battle round the ring
like a Frenchman and Krupp,
But II you go to Mexico and watch the
battle hot, not,
tFot
Omaha daily bee., 1915-01-17
TrnIninW Camp Neva,

Roger Bresnahan is said TO have
snapped bird dog for a bush league in