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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-09
Iowa Is Leading In
Conference Revolt

IOWA CITY. Ia, Feb. 9.--If the Uni.
yersity Of Iowa sticks by its guns. and
receives the hoped-for aid from In
diana, Ohio State and Purdue. the
western conference Is headed toward
stormy spell. Iowa asserts the larg.
e. schools of the big nine have
formed schedule trust that Is max
ing goats OF the little Ave. and
through the Daily Iowan. revolt has
been fnangurated. The Hawkeyes say
that for seven years their football
teams have been compelled to furnish
practice games for Illinois. Minnesota.
Wisconsin and Chicago. and that now
Minnesota Is the only team OF the
big four" that they are permitted to
meet. The athletic authorities at
Iowa have shown a tendency to stand
back OF the complaints OF the stu
dents, and a bitter fight against the
alleged oprressiv schedule monopoly
Is said TO be on the slate.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-09
Mr.. Baseball Denies He
Depends on Cars Hides

Curtis Guild. former ambassador
to Russia, declared IN a recent adj
dress that America WIS vitality de-
pendent upon Russia. "a the hides
Of Siberian ponies were used In the
manufacture OF baseballs.
The makers OF the Spalding,
Reach and Victor balls. which are
used. respectively, IN the National.
the American and the Federal
leagues. assert vehemently that
they use nothing but American
horsehide. They state further that
all the materials used In the man
ufaciurc OF baseball goods come
from this country. anc not from
Russia. The baseball fans ac-
knowledge no czar but Ban John
son.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-09

the game and became a saloonkeeper
and for four years did not play pro
fessional ball. NJ NJ
When Joe discovered and perfected
"Old SAIL he soon became knows as
one OF the great pitchers. II was his
most effective ball, and batters by the
score were moved down by him. In
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-09
Kansas City Bids
Team GOdspeed

KANSAS CITY, NO.. Feb. 9.-Good
Dyes were being said today by Fed
eral league fans TO the Packer fran
cElse. The directors, however. re-
fused TO give up without a struggle
ana are still Offering" to take sub
scriptions to raise the necessary 500.
Possibility OF the American associa
ton becoming major league is be
lieved by many to have counteracted
the directors talk OF keeping Kansas
City In big company"
Director ID. ]. Han is In New YorA
today and is expected to have some
thing to do with the franchise trans
fer.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-09
NEW SCOUTS PLEA LANDS
CHANCE FOR lSAACS. /.

Forrest T. Plass. former mascot
for the Detroit team, of recent years
q minor league player and manager
ut Dubuque, Ia, for the past two
seasons. has signed with the Tigers
as western scout. He began his du-
ties yesterday with an eloquent plea
for Vernon Isaacs, third oaseman
from Dubuque. whom Detroit had
picked up. but who had been slated
for q return to the jungle without
9 tryout. Plass insisted so vehement.
~ that Isaacs Is wonder that Navin
consented to add the lad to the Gulf.
port squad The warm sack guard.
Ian WAS Ill part OF last season, and
It IL said that his comparatively low
averages do not do him justice. He
has played two years at Dubuque,
that being his sole professional ex.
perience.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-09

Phil Brock, who boxes Patsy Drouii.
lard at Windsor "Wednesday night. will
n1r lsSol IL h soSs tome iSSa
The Keyes and Krahn state oham-
pionship roller races will be staged At
tina Wayne rink Friday night and at
the Palace rink Monday night
James Craig. Jr.. and George Law
OF trophy matches at the Detroit Curl
Ing club last night.
The Detroit oddfellows ie-team
league will bowl q similar league at
Toledo Saturday night.
track work at the University Of Michi-
gan. He Is an M" man
Tommy Lelth has been s!snsa as I.
track, coach at the Dstroit University
Ed Ruelbach. ex-cub and Brooklyn
pitcher signed Federel League con-
tract s;SS Hs Win Say with an
With the semi finals and finals set
for tomorrow and Saturday, respect.
WRESTLING championships OF the sports
mems club OF America are scheduled
for tonight at Chicago.
Dick NalIin. one OF the new Ameri-
can league umpires. met Ban Johnson
for the first time at the Hotel Bel
mont in New York this week. Natlin.
striking. clean-cut, big fellow. made
hns reputation In the international
In 1914
comiskey believes that the South
American tour OF the White Sox and
Giants next winter will eclipse the
late iunket around the world. The old
Roman has invited Tommy Connolly,
dean OF American league umpires. TO
make the trip.
Bill Carrigan plans to open the sea-
son with Janvrin at second base. The
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-09
Clark Ineligible
At Brown, Report

PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Feb. Sit is
reported that Les Clarke. together
with several other football and base
ball stars At Brown university. have
failed in their mid-winter examina-
tons. and have left school. Clarke
10 said TO be homeward bound al
present. The campus IL In an up
roar over the loss Of the quarterback
and the other athletes. and the fact
that 46 out Of trigonomy class OF
SO fiunked. Is being pointed out as
indicating that perhaps the students
were not altogether to blame.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-09
DONOVAN WANTS TO
! BUY PADDY BAUMAN
The Smiler Won't Take Former
Tiger on Friday,
However

NEW YORK, Feb. s.--Bnl Donovan
has made Joe Lannin an offer for
Baumann. the young infelder who
played second with the Tigers in 1913
and with Providence last season. Bau-
man hit for 1882 last year and felded
for .943 at third base. Donovan says
that Baumann is a very fast man and
can do better than he did last year.
IL the player is signed by the Yankees
Donovan will take care that the deal
shall not go through on Friday.
This fellow Is the most supersti-
tious player ever knew" explained
Wild Bill. "He was handicapped all
last year by the feeling that he
couldn't make good because he joined
the club on q Friday"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-09
Williams Speed
Softens Punch

Il will tell you why Kid Williams
Is not as good a puncher as was Terry
McGovern,v says an expert. viii
liams fights so fast that much OF the
force OF the blow has been wasted
when IL lands. In other words he
moves about so swiftly that there is
no chance for him to set himself to
deliver his punch. II he LET his men
come TO him and measured them. he
would knock 'em out right and left.
Get the idea out of your head that he
doesn't possess kick. but his style
n against its effectiveness. ] should
say the same applies to Young Shug-
rue. The Jersey lad doesn't drop them
for the same reason"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-09
If Hopper Can Face Fans and Make
Good This Year, He'll Be Wonder

a jokngs.
Griffith Washington
a
having a anyone
bleacher rail- offer Griffith
Of biscuits and the whac Hop
ptchngand certainty that the kids circulating
through the stand will yell Eres redhots! Nice fresh hot
Hoppers"
through this line joshing mistaken
pitch winning ball, he'll deserve q diamond medal
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-09
FLEMING CONSENTS TO
FIGHT DALTON. f

Walter Burke. manager OF frankie
Fleming, announces that the proposed
match between the Montreal feather.
weight and Jerry Dalton, OF Indian
apolis, has been completed. Fleming's
consent TO the match at Windsor for
Feb. IL was received last night
frankie will weigh in at 1928 and Dal.
ton at 125.
Jean Dubuc, Tiger pitcher of re.
nown, who managed Fleming for sew.
eral months this past winter, declares
that the lad Is one OF the finest BOYS
In the business. He's pocket edition
or Nike Gibbons, when II comes 10
s.ashing speed and cleverness. II Is
said. ana his four years OF boxing
have given him record that ttrstffies
more than little boosting. He is one
tof the feathers who is snarling In vain
1T the heels OF Johnny Kilbane for a
light On the dope basis, Il looks as
~ Fleming Is the classiestl fighter
Qlkssco has signed for windsor card
this winter.
Burke ~ on the trail of Jack Rritton
and Phil Brock for bouts for Johnnv
Lore Brooks manager has heen
offered $500 weight forfeit for 10.
round bout nj Akron, with a euara n.
tee that Lore VIII make 135 pounds
for the Cleyelander Britton Is the
t&3f bet In the Dan Morgan stable.
Morgan has announced that Britton Is
~ good that no lightweight win Gebt
HIN, AND Burke promptly disillusioned
+ Connie Mack has denied the rumor
<1ut DtuHy McInnis might be shifted
- nocond base next season. while lar
1ajete uas cent 10 Hrst.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-09
WHITE SOX VANGUARD
LEAVES FOR COAST

CHICAGO, Feb. 9.--Charles Comis-
key, of the White Sox. and President
Ban Johnson. OF the American league.
and their families, leave tomorrow
night for the coast over the northern
route. The party will arrive in San
Francisco two days ahead OF the
White Sox party. which leaves here
on a special train February Is, in
charge OF Louis Comiskey and Secre-
tary Grabiner
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-09
FLEMING BEST FOE HE
NET, SAYS HARDWICK

Tack" Hardwick. the famous Har-
ward gridder. says that Of all the back
field men who opposed him last fall.
Red" Fleming. OF Washington and
Jefferson. impressed him the most
The reason was that Red" was al
ways doing something worth while in
every play, whether 1t particularly
concerned him or not. Much the same
tribute could be paid TO Hardwick.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-09
TRAINING TRIP PLANS ARE
AT LAST ANNOUNCED.

The curtain Is drawn and the rams
Of Bengalville are at last permitted to
lamp the training camp plans for the
spring of 1915. Fourteen players and
coaches. one less than half OF the
Tiger squad, will leave for Gulfport
two weeks from Saturday, Feb. II.
and will begin active Joint greasing
ON the Mississippi diamond on the
morning OF March l. Manager Jen-
nings' suggestion that the pitchers
and catchers most In need of an early
start be sent with the first squad was
accepted, and Pitchers Boland. Boeh-
Ter. Cunningham, Cavet, Dubuc, Karr.
Ledebetter and Smithson, Catchers
Peters, Stanage and Yelle, and
Coaches Mcclure and McAllister will
be the first 90 90. DOME Bush will
be the only other player to go with
the vanguard, reports that he Is nurs-
Ing bad knec having decided Train.
or Tuthill TO ask for the shortstop's
presence in camp at the earliest pos
nihle time
Yellc. MCGUIRE, McAllister, Boland
and Ddbnc win start from Detroit.
and they viii bc joined by Bush, Boeh.
Ter and Cunningham at Cincinnati. Ca.
vet will go direct from his Texas
home. Stanage win 70 direct from
California, Smithson and Peters viii
go direct from Illinois and Kansas
City, and Karr. whose home Is In
mississippi. will meet the players at
the Gulfport depot.
The remainder OF the squad will
not be asked to report until March 2.
after which date the whole Tiger gang
will be In camp. II Is probable that
the vanguard will be accompanied by
the usual quota OF war CORES
p0ndents.
Trainer Tuthill Will sail into Gulf.
port late next week, and will find
Manager Jennings there awaiting him.
Hughey will leave from Scranton to-
day. and will probably be at camp
before another week has passed
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-09
Thirty Boxers to
BarnStOrm Cub

CHICAGO, Feb. 9.--Nate Lewis an
Eounced today that Joe Sherman, ID
D. Brown and Jack White will b|
among the 10 Chicago boxers whom hi
viii take to Havana, Cuba, late tht|
month on the big transforming triu
Dan McKetrick Ia to select Is Ned
York fighters to join the ChicagI
party.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-09
WIN Confer With Navin This
Afternoon--Hughey High
Not in Town
nGE BATTERY MEN
START SOUTH FEB. q
II Players and Two Coaches To
Go in First Squad to
Gulfport
BY HAROLD Y. WILCOX.

wild Biz Donovan, manager OF
the New York Yankees, and Walter
Pipp. property Of the Tigers and pre-
mier first baseman Of the Class Az
leagues last season. viii hold con
ference with President Navin, OF the
Detroit club. In Detroit this afternoon,
IL Is supposed that this session will
once and for all settle the question
OF whether Pipp is TO be a Tiger or
Yank next season. Like the sale OF
tho Yanks, the Pipp-High transfer has
been reported settled several times
when Il was not.
Pipp arrived In Detroit last night In
response to a summons from the mag
mates involved in the deal, and Dono'
van came TO Detroit this afternoon.
Hrghie High Is supposed to be slated
| for New York with Pipp, but so far
as IL known. he Is not In Detroit. Pipp
a. non-committaf regarding the trans
fer to Gotham. His only comment
this morning was that ut didn't make
q whole lot OF difference. after all, y
butt was drawled with an intonation
that suggested reluctance at leaving
thu Navin fold.
However, he became well acQuaint-
ed with Donovan last year while play
ing In the international league, and he
expects a pleasant season under the
management Of the .Smiler." II Navin
and Donovan agree on a price and the
sale is made, Pipp will undoubtedly
sign at once with New York. The
significance OF Highs absence at this
time Is something of a question. No
explanation has been volunteered.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-09
WESTERN LEAGUERS
WAITING FOR TOPEKA

CHICAGO, Feb. 9.-Adjournment OF
a meeting OF the Western league mo-
guls, which began Sunday, was delay
ed pending the arrival today of del
egation OF Topeka business men TO
discuss the retention of franchise
in that city The managers have not
completed the playing schedule.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-09
WoIuast Wins.

COLUMBUS. o., Feb. 9.--Ad wo
sast was given credit today for
slight shade over Cyclone Cy" Smitl
OF New York. in their l2-round bou
here last night.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-09
SPORTING
~ NCHATTER

leader OF the Red Sox declares Jan
yrtn one of the most remarkable In
nelders OF the game. He says the
youngstsr suffered because OF the fact
that he was born and reared In Bos-
ton.
Capt T. l.. Huston Is hopeful that
the i;sst diyis,on mn neSt season. II the
club shows such Improvement under
Donovan the captain will guarantees
the boys trip TO Cuba In the winter
time.
tom" Ready. football and baseball
coach at Lehigh university, who has
been managing q club In the New
England league for several years. has
purchased the Manchester club OF that
league from Fred Lake. the former
Boston manager
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-09
Kid Lloks Lean.

CHICAGO Feb. s.--Jess Lean was
beaten at his own style of angle biz
lizards here last night when August
Kieckhefer. OF Milwaukee, 22-year-old
champion Of the Interstate Three-cush-
ion league. trimmed him. so to ~.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-09

Bill Carrigan plans to open the sea-
son with Janvrin at second base. The
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-02-09

Connie Mack has denied the rumor
ut DtoHy McInnis might be shifted
~ 6ocond base next season. while lar,
Ia)ele vas cent 10 Hrst. Gy
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-07
Sef)s 9lmtrifantr De-
pOrtitrt.
@nrben BON Gnrransa int aampf init
%illa gefnngengenumnen.
Surge iiber Die Gage in Der Staot
Teriep iteigt itiinblid).

y2oibington I. Suli. Seds
9lmerifuner, Die in etnen &i 5pi-
iten Garran5o- ilnb Sila Srllppen
in gf Gefueio, Goabliilu, gefnngen-
genontmen tpurben, iillb lalit elmer
bclitiaen 0epei6e on Die Garrnn5n=
9lgentiir nnh Der amerifaniihen
@rcnse acbrad)t irnb ans 0ferico De-
portiert tporoen. Die 9cpei6e mel
bet ferner, oaB 5000 Stiif @icb, Die
BON Sino 5ruppen Sitm @rport no9
Der omerifaniihen @ren5e transpor-
tiert tporbeu iparen, erbeitet tpuroen.
Die slngit iiber Die Gage in Der
Staot Wferieo iteigt in offi5iellen
9reiien. &ein @ort borte man Bis
ber iiber oos 9feiultat oes Samples,
Der in ben @ororten ser Stabt 5fpi-
id]en ben 5rilppen Garran5os uno
3apotos ipieber bcgonnen baben ioa.
aneeiidts bes llnItanoes, bob Die
@obriinssmittelrot in Der merifatti-
ifen Saiiptitubt INNER i6limmer
miro, fiebt man bier nit ltneebulo
einem gnti1eiorngsfampfe Inn Den
geiis Der Stabt enteeeen
@aibington, Z. Suli. Die
bieiige Silla Igentiir peroffentlihte
beiite folgenoes:
Cine Wtelouns BON Der Sront, Die
oaeroinss nod niht offisieG beitotiat
lit, beiagt, baB Die porriidenbe Silla-
slrmee Die fpi1tiee Stabt 9eon ein-
genommen bat urb bab Die glrmee
Der Gurran5iiten ii6 forteeiest iiib-
tpdrts 5uriidsiebt".
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-07
&dnbtrbanbt tntidliiptt.
ssiibrte einitiinbigen giitplenfamrf
nit geppbuern BON Gnglnnb, Irf.

9itt [ e & q, g(rf. Z. Suli. Sic.
ben 8onfrGuber, bic ii6 beute fr:ib
NIT nebr MS blinbert 9efpopnern
BON @nglonb, 9enofe Gountp. nobe
2ittle Rod, in einen einltinoieeu
beiben YiftoIenfontuf einscloiien hot.
ten, trieben ihre @lnereifer in Dos
Souptbotel oes Srtes binein, nod.
benz iie pergebfid bcriuht batten, ben
@eIbihronf III Der 9onf ci enelonb
oufauiprengen, unS enttnnten Der.
nod in einem MlttrinubiI G. @.
@bitIod, Comm %orif,oll bon Gne.
Lamb, tuirroe in Den, &on1pfe ernitIid)
pcr.pi,noet.
Grei MiteIieoer Der 9nnbe niod-
TEN flint erfoleloie @eriu6e, Den
8elbidronf nuf5i;ipreneen. pabrens
Die unberen 8onoiten ourh cir
itGnbiges 9EiitoIenfeuer bic Srtsbe
pusner objunebrPn beriudten. Sie
Gouber erbeuteten etipo $500 ml5
i.r Selbfoiie oes Settlers.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-07
8Omben anf fran;Diiiden
sdiffen.
9lngcblif in Neip gurf an gorb &C.
bradjt, aber nidlt erplubiert.

gsep gorf, Z. Suli. Srei
Shiffe, Die BON bier nod SABRE ab-
aefabren unb BORT inn 0tai eingetrof.
fen iparen, battcil, tpie man beltte aus
outoritatiper SucGe erfubr, nnerplo-
oierte 9onlben on 8orb. gllle orei
S6iiie batten glutomobile uno
3rieasntateriol fir Sranfreih on
@orb. Cine llnteriuhitng ourd) gun-
bes @ebeimoieilltbeamte, @cm 9or-
fer 9eteftipe unb Die fran5oiii1e Re-
gierung fpiirbe angeblid beeonnen.
$. 6. Sill, ein Baiiogier bes 0am'
piers Gspogne, brad)te Die erite Ha6.
ri6t Don Der slilffinbung Der @on,,
ben beriiher.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-07

Glen Gope, y. g., Z. SSuIi.
San5 lngewobnlide glnitrenguneen
Dltroen beilte ouf brabtloient @eee
genodt, feit5llitenen, oh ein Seil Der
bunoert Giltno Opnantit, Die iranf
Soft, Ser iif geitcrn in ieiner 3cIle
entleibte, in Spoiiet, 9. s., erbalten
bate, an @orb bcs Gunarb Sunt-
piers Saronio lit, Der on 3. SSuli
bon 9telp gorf nod 9iperpooI nbge-
ganeen lit.
@s purbc geia gt,oab Solt ieirer
@attin il 0aQns, Ger, geidrieben
botte, bab Die Saronio bcitte otr6
cine @rploiion 5eritort peroen miro.
9aeroings ioa er aii6 Die Hbilo-
oelpbio, Die bier om 3. Siili no6
9iperpool abgesongen mar, uls elm
ieinem ltntereong gepeibtes Sd)iff
be3ei6net baben. Sic @efanittgabc,
bnb fold elm @rief geifrieben tpurbe,
erfolgte burd) einen Der Wtdnner, Die
geitern nit Solt geiprohen batten.
@a b bington 7. Siili. =
Grabtloie 9eepiden fpitrben beitte
20 mNtarine.Geportemcilt an Die
1ampfer Soronio linb 0bilabclpbio
geianot, ipprin iie Dor elmer @rplo-
lion i'm Sd)iffsraim geiparnt prr-
ben. Sos 0eportement ianote Die
9epei6en ab, nahoQm es cine 9lb-
i6rift bes 9riefes Soils an ieine
@ottin burf Die 9eboroen III Glen
9ope erbolten bate.
q ep Dorf, Z. Sllli. Sm 8oli-
sci Sauptaliortier pitroe flir5 Dor
gfittog erflGrt, baB Die Saronia auf
oic ibr 5ugeianote brobtloie 9epeide
nid)t geontportet bdtte. Nan glaiibt,
ooB iif Der 0ampfer bereits aiiBer
&eid)meite ser 0epeid]e befinbet.
Gie Soronio bat 324 Bniiogiere ON
9oro, bon oenerl 115 &nbinen-YaIia-
aiere iino. 9ie philadelphia bat
Gil Yerionen on 9oro. @on oieien
iino 206 in Der erite n&abine, 205
in Der jfpeiten uno 200 i'm 3pii6en-
oed.
9eah 8oli5ei.aommiiiGr @ooos
bGtte 6rau 6olt in Dallas ben
@rief, ben lie BON ibrem Mann er.
bielt, 5it einem friiberen @ouper-
neur pon Seras gebraht Sieier
perit6noiate bieralIf 0faior Yul-
man, Soi,pt Der Yolisei in @oib-
ington, 8. g., Der tpieoer bas 0fo-
ine-Gepnrtment uno Die bieiiee go.
li3ei biepon beno6ri6tiete.
Sie bieiisen Bureaus Der Gilnorb-
uno Der slmerieon.9inie uurben
burh Serrn @ooos bon Dem griei
in aenntnis geiest irnb ouh iie be-
miiben iid), Die 9anpfer 5,l errei-
6en. SSn beioen Bureaus murbe
aber geiagt, oob es faftiid unmos-
lid lei, bur6 Die pielen &eihen bon
0at,en oil ben Biers ourh5ufom.
men, Inn Grploiipitoffe an gorb Der
Shiffe sit bringen.
9olt iol III lelnent Srle1 on letn'
8ottin eei6rieben bnben: nTampfer
Die Seem gorf ont 3. SuIi perlieben
perben nitten I'M S5eon burh ein'
grpIoiion 5eritort nerben." 9el
Sroit tpurbe eeroten, ni6ts buri,bel
perlo,,ten 5it loiicn.
Gie slmerifoniide 9inie erbiel
belite bon Dem 0on1pfer Nbilooelpbit
cine brobtloie Ro6rif)t oob ollcs al
8orb ibeiltifiaiert ipurbe unb ole:
iif pobl befirbe.
Dallas. Ger. I. SSuIi. Srol
Gruitf Solt beitritt beiite, bob Fl
bon ibrem Wann einen grief erbaI
ten b1tte, iporin er iiber HlGne, einel
9ontpfer n1ittcn i'm C5eon in oi
2uft 5u ipreneen, ldlreibi.
Glen Gope, q. g., 7. SuIi
9ie geboroen bon Naiiou Count
iuden beiite NIT 0ep gorfer Tetef
tipen nod iiber % Tflnb Gpnnntii
| Die, nie man fpeiS. on .SoIt obdclte
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-07-07
0etrDit, WeittmDeb, DEN Z. Suli 1918.

.SSn ben Gorbmnellen unternobnen
Die Siirfen om 5. Sui ieinen allge-
meinen sngriff, ben lpiGtigiten, ben
iie ieit anfang 0foi interitonmen
babcn Sbre glbiidt mar, uns in bas
Weer 5li treiben.
lin 4 llbr firth tpnrbe ein iebr
beftiges slrtiaeriefeuer auf lmiere er-
ite 2inie ionobl, als ouf auf Die oa-
binter liegenben, bon sSrau5oien iuto
@riten beiebten Stellungen eroffnet.
Sinterber periudlte Der Seino mebre-
re Snfanterienneriffe, uber in feinem
gelang es ben Siirfen, Big on uniere
SGlise1groben beran3ufontnen.
Gurd infer glrtineriefcuer oe5imiert
ltno nieoergentadt bon iulieren @e-
ipebren unb Wtaihinengeipebren, iino
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ben eiif finolide Slieeer utiere
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Der Spise Der Solbiniel 8allipoIi
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ben @rllnb gebohrt rplroe, &ricgs-
material i'm @erte bon mebr ols
elmer Tillion Narf on 9oro hottie.
5ranSOiiider arenser bpmbarbiert
Mleranorefte.
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pile, e. g., Z. Suli. Die lleber-
iceii6e gtohrid1ten-9l -9lgerttlir teilt
NIT: Ser frun5oiiide Tan5erfreu5cr
Carthage bat Die tiirfiide Stabt
slleranorette am Golf Don SSsfanoe-
rim abermals bon1baroiert. Die
tiirfiiGen @cborben peigerten iid,
beiBt cs in Der Sepeife, Die iiber
Dem oelitidIen Sonfulat mcbenoe
bcutidle 6lagee berltlter5itholcn,
iporouf oieie pom fran5oiiid)en arer-
ser beriu,tereeihoiicn fpuroe.