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The Washington herald., 1916-06-11
Rumor Circulated that Sox
Are After Stuffy McInnis

Reports are current throughout the
Eastern American League cities that
another great baseball deal is impen nd
ing by which the Boston Red sox will
buy Sutffy McInnis, first basemsn, from
Connie Mack's Athletics.
The story, which is credited in many
quarters, is that the transaction is
cash one and that Larry Lajoie will
move over from second to first base for
the Mackmen. Lowry, a young college
recruit. taking Lary's place at second.
1t is known that Del Gainor, who last
year replaced Dick Hoblitzell at first
when southpsws we're pitching against
The Washington herald., 1916-06-11
ALEXANDRIA SOX TO
PLAY VIGILANT NINE

Alexandria. Va, June lO.-Manager
Payne, Of the White sox A.. C., Of Alex
andria. Va, will lake his fast team TO
the Nlgilant Park tomorrow to play the
fast Nigilant team. Quayle or Hantzman
will do the pitching for the White Sox
and Robinson will do the receiving.
The White SoX have lost but one game
this season. Manager Payne expects to
leave the Capital with another win added
to his string OF victories All players are
requested 10 catch the 1870 car leaving
Alexandria
The Washington herald., 1916-06-11
Wherein Lon Is Admonished

">sy, boss, just been heurtn',
an find, that even though tn Ma
ttonsls lose seven straight they've
still gotta peep"
You're a mighty cute II'I hCurer,
but about ss "yaIIah- ns they
come. You wasn't wise, but seen
you with that bunch O. knocker.
roRstin' dnyIIEhts out tn team
when they ~Hs on their big slide.
I'm shamed O. you. LON. You're one
o. them "EerHniums- whstII walk
ten hOurs in, preparedness
parade, an then go home an beat
tn wife cause tn "Eumbo" amt
right. Get Or'n that stun, boy. IL
won't never Eetcha nothin'. Now
Iisteni
II luck bresks our vs~ Uher - team II a frEy,
It's dead esy Z holer an shout.
Cause it proves what you Said Ehout ,pria'E hsss
that was able Z WOrk th dops out
But when thsy shps Z III resr. with hing
lookIn' dresr,
An each StJsnpt Al cou1e-bsck is bsrr-d
In Ii hUsh of a win. Oh. It't eAsy 4 E-ln
Its { cheer when they're Isn thEt't hard.
1t takes a gan. snort = Eno~. when or bow be
should CROW.
An an that but teu q Us lean.
'Csuss srnsumrs wh-n we win. instead o, rain.
tssTtrOp would he sod turn.
As oar brtre Admiral aid, when he EsBed AZ Ii
ds~d
An fought hard = hold-in from erin.
Please stow II Avsy- Dunt ch-er. boyt JrdLy,
Can't ycu See Ii poor devils are DIM
7 told yCus" AZ cheap an -uy t. fash.
But can en-, an Ay en- aside
You know Ike h Test. Cir1f'I t-v1u' his eest
T keep II old ship with Ii tide
So root with your might All LIES but tEht
An don't star 10 nnckin Ike hell
Just Jump in an cheer. when n "gooss-egEs'
S1peSr.
Its th shouts when they're losin' that tell
Now apologize q Mr. Service, an
try q behave yourself hereafter.
DOPEY DAN.
Note-Lon says that IL IL was
left 4 tn "parlcy players" an bar
bers there wouldn't be no sense
in havin' a election.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-11
Play for A. T. A. Gun.

Bethlehem. Pa. June IO-with the ns.
tional crallenge trophy already in their
possession. the soccer players OF the
bethlehem Football Club Will endeayor this
afternoon TO win the cup OF the American
Football Association in the final round 10
be played in the LehiEh Stadium The
Scottish Americans, OF Newark the cup
winners last year, are the other team to
reach the finals.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-11
Along the River Front
With the Aquatic Sports
By W. r. CONBOYE-

Entries, for the Washington Canoe
Club swimming meet. closed last night.
The meet will be held in front of the
club house on June II, and will include
the following events. 5O-yard dash,
scratch. South Atlantic Champion ship ;
5o-yard dash scholastic; So-yard novice;
50-yard open handicap. 40 yard South
Atlantic Championship, scratch; Sso-yard
open handicap. and fancy dive. The
meet will be under the sanction of the
A. A. U. and the handicaps will be made
by Joe England. of Baltimore.
1t was decided, at a recent meeting Of
the board of governors of Washington
Canoe Club to send Jim" Burch. Hans"
Wagner. Harry knight, Fred Bamman,
Reg" Rutherford and Wax" Aliason to
the canoe regatta to be held at Red
Banks n. j.. on July 4. The Atlantic
division of the American Canoe Associa
ton will camp at Red Banks from July
TO 9 and will hold its regatta on the
4th.
Last year Burch and Bamman took part
in the N J. championships and brought
back a number OF prizes leaving the New
Jersyians with deep respect for all Wash
lngton canoests.
A committee has been appointed to
make preparations for q representation of
the Washington Canoe Club to enter the
paf On NcoheSaoS' Ac
plans are not completed, but each man
will be dressed in white and will carry
paddle The committee expects about
100 men
Their is scheduled a water baseball
game at w. c. c. for this afternoon, at
800 o'clock
On June is, the Montgomery Sycamore
Island Club will start tennis tourna-
ment, open only to the club members
There will be medals presented to the
winners of the singles and doubles and
It is likely that a team will be selected
at this time to represent Sycamore in the
broadwater tournament to be held some
time In the near future. This team also
hopes to get matches with some of the
lower river clubs.
Monday evening, George Stieger gave
most interesting illustrated lecture on
the Potomac River and on Bermuda,
Sycamore.
Wednesday some of the members OF
Sycamore gave q dance at the club. The
big room has been recently painted, new
lights installed, the fireplace remodled
and various other improvements made.
New lockers are under construction to
accommodate the increase in membership,
There will be meeting held tomorrow
night to act upon ten APPLICATIONS OF pros
pective members.
Applications for camp sites on the
upper islands are already being received
by Capt Conboye.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-11
SIX MORE DRIVERS
QUALIFY THEIR CARS

Chicago, June l0.-Six more drivers
qualified their cars for tomorrow's auto
mobile derby at the Chicago Speedway,
bringing the total number of starters up
10 fifteen, as nine already had made their
eishty-five miles an hour in previous
elimination tests. Ralph Mulford turned
one of the fastest laps Of the afternoon
In his blue Peugot hitting the 1O3-mile-
an-hour clip.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-11

The Western League boasts of a
compass slab trio. Lincoln has a
pitcher named East North pitches for
Omaha, and Topeka has a pitcher
named West.
And ST. Joseph and Sioux City, the
tail-end teams, are battling for the
privilege of going South.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-11
Balstons Want Games.

The Ballston. Baseball Club would like
to arrange for games with all tirst-class
teams in the District and vicinity who
wish to play on Saturdays and Sundays.
Address all communications to K. y.
Zfckefoose, Ballston. Va.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-11
Former Golf Champions PLAY

New York. June l0.-Fred Herreshoff
the Garden City golfer, will tee of with
Oswald Kirby, of Englewood. In the final
round of the annual Metropolitan Golf
Association championship today. Both
are former champions, each having won
the Metropolitan tournament in past
years
The Washington herald., 1916-06-11
Printers, 4; Hilltops, 8.
Smith Wins Lonsdale Belt.

London, June 1o.-Dick Smith. the light
heavyweight champion of England. last
night easily defeated Harry Curzon on
points for the championship title and the
Lonsdale belt.
The Washington herald., 1916-06-11
Holy Name, z; ST.. Aloysius, 2.
Keystone Is Ready.

The Keystone Baseball Club has been
organized for the year. and would like to
hear from all teams averaging II years,
northeast
The Washington herald., 1916-06-11
Bureau, 4; Highlands, Q.
Can They Find Plate2

'Blair out, running out Of base line
Runs-Hager ~. Mortimer, Davis. PIscb,r Nius,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-23
eouis @icic mad,t Der 3eit cntipre-
dJcnoen T~prtidJritt.
sdofit Staalrng ab uno miro So
rage lnb Iari-@eid)aft cr=
offnen.

2ollis @ieie, oas 5cniormitslieo
Der 8ieie allto 2iperp & Iari gom-
panp, Ser anf cine fiinfunooreiBis=
jaf,rige grfabru1g im Stalllungs-
unb Gieroegeidaft 3uriicfbliden falr,
bat iid) iebt entldlolien, iid in 3ll=
flt1ft ,iltr noh bent Muton1obilgara=
ae11- lllb Sari=@eidaft SIT mibmcn.
Sbm sur Seite ltelen leine beioen
iSobl1e, Sreo uno @enrp @iele, bie
.bei0e erfabre,te Gbouffel,re ll1o s(lt=
ton1obilmedamfer linb. 9as @c=
ld)aftslofal Der 6irma beiil1oet lid)
$50. 113=117 @arriion StraBe. Nl1-
Der Garis ltehen oent Y1tblifrm1 je=
oer5eit qld 2imouiines, Ioltrilten-
lln6 atloere Illtomobile, sic iid) fir
&odBeiten, gecrbiguneen ober l1nter-
F1altnngen nnb Gartfes eignen, 5l,r
gerfiigltng.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-23
Mnerfennnngsidrciben Der t. II. |
INSTRUMENTATION 8otidDaft
al Nlnihinatpu.

giiracrmeiiter sSsobn geripalo, Ser
,Sefretar oes belltid- oiterreidpunga-
|riIden @ilfsnereins, erbielt geltern
'pon Ser +. Ii. t. Neutrality-suspicious.
Botidait su @albington, g. g., Gin
Sdreibell, Dos mir nafitebenb i'm
Mborl1d brinaen:
@aihington, is. Iesember 1916.
I@errn Sohn gerlpalo, sdriitfiibrer
bes oertid : 0iterreidiihen Silfs-
fonps III Gapenport, 1876 @elt 3.
Strobe, Gabenport, SSa.
Schr '9eebrter S9r!
Mit ar0Bter sSreubc beebre id)
MIDI S6nen Den Gmpfang zines 6ic-
Ter t. II. t. 9otidaft NIT sbrenl gc-
Id)dbten Shreibcn bonn 8. Ii. Mfs.
5llgefonmenen Gbeds bon $780,
als pierte Spenoe 6es oeutldpoltcr-
reihiihen S%ilfsionbs bon Dapenport,
SSoma7 81 @ltniten oes olterrcidildcn
l,tb u1aariidel1 Motben 2rel5es sl
beltatiacn. @ie lit Sen porbergeben=
Ben SalIelt bobe id, audi oieie Spenoe
lailt Ben 'beilieaeno abihriftlifcn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 gleidcn
T6eilen ibret @citimmungen 5l1gc=
filbrt n1b tperoe Sbnen sic gln=
plangsbcItatielmNen icitens Ser be-
tbeilten Stellen Ieiner5cit altfommen
%laIielr.
S,h m6d}te sic ieood bitten. Dor
ocrban0 in meinem Namen, alien
Mitglicbern bes Silfsiunos, tpeld)e
iid) INN oas 3uitanoefommen oieicr
ldonen Spenoe ipe3iell nerbient ge=
1nad)t 6abe1, Den allerhersliddten nn6
altfridtialten Ianf peroolmetIhen al
mollel1. Gle mir ipobl befam,te opfcr=
|pilige Sbatigfeit Sbres @ilfsfonbg
id)ate id) boh unb pergegentpdrtigc
id mir mitsgpoBer @e,mgtMlllng Die
i6relloe nn6 3aufbarfeit, NIT tpelder
bellen ld)one Spenoen in Der @eimatb
allfgenon1mcn meroen mii1Ien.
S1oem i6 nod Nbnen, lebr ecebr-
tier 6err, iiir Sire 9%eniibiingen
her5lidit ba,rfe, perbdeibc ib NIT Sem
%Mllsbrllde meil1er por5iigliditen
ISod)adtltng
Ser +. II T. @eidaitstrdger:
@ea. 6. 3mieoinef.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-23
HrdNDent. prinStpaI uuD 2eb=
rer 0eS DAB. college of Gbi.
rcptacttc Don Der Chicago
0rano SurD an8etlaet.
ISollen iueaen SeriduSr,ng nnb Gr-
lauguna bun @eloern ltntcr Bur
ipiegel,tug falidcr sbatiad)cm
prpseifirt ,ucrocn.
ISnner folleftirtcm anaeblid Sic
ieuiumme INN stubcnten.
@ollten bafiir ibren Ginfl,k aebram=
den, mm Stubenteu onrdJ staats-
Gganen ST bringeu.

8ie bon Chicago all sen Ser Ge-
mofrat" telearopbirt 1pllroe, flagtc
|geitern sic Goof Golrntg (NlI.) Co
SENDER rano SSl1rp nnter biclcn all=
heren audi Sssobn 8. Sbarp, Sen @rGi+
%lioenten oes 9apentort College OF
|%Gbiropractic, ben Naitor & .. 9en-
net, Frin5ipal Der Sdule mo S. 9.
Gbite, 2ebrer bes Gollege, Ser angcb=
liden Seritmorluug tub bes angebli-
den grlangens bon @elberr Inter
goripicaelung falider Ghatiad,en on.
Mlf N~usia9en BON 6. ct. Glair
Crate, 5efretar bes Sllinoiier
5taats : @eiunbbeitnntes, nno Treo
9. Iarr fin tu,troen aie alnflager ge-
gen Die 3apenporter Mlb iieben on
|0ere Mdtnner crfoben. 9ie @enantt=
ten louen Stl,oenten geeeniiber ibren
rieliaen giufluB Bel Ser SllinoiIer
5taatsbeboroe eeriibmt baben. Ser
ner iollen lie ben Stltoenten mitgc-
tbeilt Gaber, Dob lie int Stanoe apa=
rem, Die Stl1Oenten olrd} Sic Gramen
SIT ldmuggeln un6 ibnen auf bieie
8eiie cine 2isens 5lt beritoffen.
Selbifperitanolid, muBten Sic stl,=
bentell, Sic auf Sen sdminbeI bill=
einiielen, lduper bled)en. Ssnsee-
iammt lollen Die M6nner, at eoenen
audi Or. sSreO Telloms bon G6icaao,
Der Setter bes vRinges", ipie it'd, Sic
Observation-Disclosures nannten, 81.
Sranf Mdab nnb ein ga1lberer be-
fainter @hicogoer Nr5t, apie oudp 81.
g. Moore, Hbilip @reag, @rinceton,
lNl., Silas 8eslep, Gbicagp, u1to
Sri. Nrtila Sllbo BON @nterloo, So,
%gebDren, Ser Gerldnmorl1ng Mdt6 oes
gelnngens Don @eloern lnter Nor-
|Ipiegeluns fallder 1batiaeben al1ae=
|nagt poroen ieit. SS1r fei1em eil1s
|5igen Der ein1nopier5ig Safe fol Sem
in 6roge foinaa1enoen 5fuOenten cine
2i5ens io1r Der Itaatliden gaeff10roe
allsgeIteM aporoen iiei,,. Mie gefre-
TOR Grofe erfldrte, giilaem ied)slulb=
|oretBlg Der eitllt6bieraig 1T Iragei
~fonHnetoen 5tuoeuten, 6ie inSge=
|alnrnt ii6er fiinf5igtauieao Gpaars
lanoen aRingr be5abIt baben loGeat,
tn Dos Gratle,lL 6as Ibrige,ts feil1
|eil15iger bon i6a1eu 4aiiirte. Gborles
IgSilliatns enl @bicagoer &eilenber,
Der Die Role zines spiselg fir Ben
Sting" geipielt baben ion, ml,roe
lebel1faaS oageflagt. sllth Treo3 8.
fSarr, Der 9ulapt5eltge gegen Sic Mit-
alieoer beg Sling, ifoM ein friiberes
Nitglieber aer6te=gerIdpp0rer gc=.
(toelet ieitn. Ct tpia id)ei1bar ieiii,e
Beganoisung ourd ffreispiiaige Mi,s=
|lagem lgegen ieise friiiberen @onppIi5er1
|er5tphagen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-23
&nnbidreiben beg gunbesiefretars.
N6iIjuoelp,,tNia, i1n Deseitpber NJ 1915.

FL $fJSef w SSOSISVUCI lOIO.
Mn Die Staats=, gtabt- unb Go,,ntp=
Berbanbe oes Mationalbunoes!
SSr1 Der anl Sonntag Sen go. 500
pernber 1916 in Nittsbl1rg abgebal=
tenen 5ibung ser Mational- grefu=
the oes 8tlnoes gelangtc ser nady=
ltebenoe 8eidlliB sur Mn1atfnc, nno
ipur6e ser 9unoesiefretair bea,1is
trast, ale 3peisberbanhe Dabon III
&enntnib gu leben:
ygeifloiien, baB in Mnbetradt ser
loeben eltgegengetommenen 8erifte
Der Staatsprdlioenten l1n6 8eiiiber,
5iofpie bes goriibers bes National-
Stlfsfomites nlle 51ln1 N%atipnalper-
bano geborenoen ODER nit linn lit
fNerbinonng itebenoen gereinigungct1
f%oringelo nlfgeforoert per6en, aqe
aelamnelten @el6er fit irgeno ,pel-
d)el s8rpef gum geiten Der aIriegs=
1rotbleioenoe1 Ser 3entraImadte 81
rett an Den gorliter bes 9eationale,t
|9ilfsfomites, @errn SsSobn Giarfs,
Soni0op & Iapette 5treets, 8altil
more, @o., ein5uienoe1,, mool,rd ga-
rantirt miro, bob oieielben obtle ieg=
lifen Nb5ng oltrh Sen oelltifen got-
ldafter all Die betreffelloen Silfsaf=
ttonen abgeliefert aperbcn.". &
Die Ntatioi1al.greflltibe lab lid, 5l
|oieiemq @eidluB beranloBt, 6a aus
ben eingegangeltett geriften flar
herporging, bob beridie6e1e lelbit-
foritituirte Sammelltellem ibren Ser
|tretern aommiiiionen %be3ablen, nno
auBeroem groBe al,slagen an MeiIe.
fipelen 1iplorne,, etc. babe,1, 1pobl,rd,
Die fir Die Notbleibenoel, beltimmter,
gaben empfinblid berfiir3t aperbe,t.
SIM Ml1ftrage ser grefutipe beg
Wationalblrnoes. nit Ben 6elten @ii,,-
ld)en auf froblide @eibnaftel1 l1nb
Icin gliidlid)es 1,el1es Ssabr!
M0olp1 Iinrm,
@ltn6esiefret1r.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-23
aogn &nnber fat fem seitament
hinterlaiIcu.

Sran Marp sl. @lrnber apllroe ge=
tern als Germalterin bes Nadlajles
Don Sobn 9. 81. @lmoer eingelebt,
Der fiir5lid) IN ieinem GatdJ6inoerei=
geld)aft oil Ser melrlid]en britten Str.
Dos 3eitli6e iegnete. Ia Serr @un=
Der feinerlei Ieltamert binterlalien
.bat, 10 petitionirte @. S. @a1noer
oar6 BEN IlrlDalt Mfreb s. M11euer
Dos NadJloBgeridt, 6amit 6ralt Dfa.
rp 9l. 8ulloer sur 9sadlabpermalte.
rill eingeIebt miro. Ser Nad]laE
miro allf ST, 100000 eeld)aet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-23
sic Tranf Tp1rnorp Gp. anf
100000 S%dnDenerlab.

@arrp 2enbnrg, Ser Germalter
bes 9Sadlalies pom @ern1am Sent
burg, lieB geltern o1lrd) oie Mlupalte
IreO Goulner unb Mnbrem 9. Gbe=
5ert cine Sdaoeneriabflaae gum 8p=
TRACE bon $10,O00.00 gegeu sic s..
5. Sranf Tonnorp Company anitren=
gen. Der 8~erltorbene, Serman11
2emburg, mltroe ON %. Sftpber
1916 Don einem Der beflagteif @eiela
ldaft ~aeb0rigen slutonlobil, Dos bon
elnem gemiilen Carl Nidyter g%eiteuert
1puroe, iiberfabren. @ie nerlautet,
mar Dos Mltonlobil, init oen1 Gent
burg ilberfabren m1rbe, ldaobaft.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-23
Mi(dbanbler ,uirb lueaea @eritofes
acaen Nabrungsmittelgeiet
ncrurtheilt.

Ser M~ildJbanbler Mlbert Mifael,
Der geitern n1orgel Don Gnli5eileut=
nant 6rauf 2em perbaftet morben
lpar, meil ct angeblid> Milh Der
forftc, Die Sdanalb a11fmies, ml,roe
geltcrll Don Noli5ei1naoiltrat grnlt
Glallllcn 5lr eincr @eloitrafe bon S.
nno BEN Soften ser Gerbanolung Der
urtbeilt. Gle S%nformatip11 1par BON
Dem Milhinipcttor Nlfreo 8rigbt
9eacn Wsidoel ausgcitellt moroen.
Mid)ael be6a1ptete, Dob cr sic
Mild) Don ei,1em moeren Mildybanb=
Ter 9%efal1ft battc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-12-23
ais blinOer IaHaaicr; erfricrt
iidJ Ben TuF.

Ger Neaer Salnes Sliton mltroe
geltern Worgen ba1b %erfroren in eli
nenn @epadmagen eiles Mod Sslanb=
Fallagier5nges on 6er 5. unb 5aplor
Strabe mufgeiltnoen.
Der @alberfrorene mltroe nod
benz Wfercp 6oipital geldaift, NO
aer5te es fiir ro3tbig erfldrtel1, ibn1
ben linfen SUB 5ll amprtire1. 81
lton mill BEN 3ltg bei 8cit 2ibertp,
sSa., beliicacn babel1. sMs Sllton in
Die ambnlan5 gebobel1 mllroe, mar
CT falt %belpuBtlos.
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Grau &C. 6. 1eoberien rel

Ssra,t q. 6. 1eooerien reiite
.aeltern NIT ibrer fleinen God)ter,
Seth. nab @aterloo, So, ab, nm
i'm Sauie ibrer gltern, Serrn n1b
5rau 8. $. goparos, sic %iseiertage
gu perbringen. 8err 6eoberien miro
ibel1te sGbe,lo foIgen. Sri. @rna 8.
Boloifmibt, cine Stuoentin All Ser
llniperiitdt 81 Sllinois, balt iif) iiber
Die 5eiertage i'm Sauie ibrer Gltern,
9err1 nnb Trau 4l. g. @oIoihmi6t,
gso. sol 1peltlide ID. 5traBe, utf.
ST.. 8ofer, 8aHnar3t Dbitafer
Building. Mxs.)
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3ur Iebttn Rnbe.
Srit gafer.

/. Die geilebul1g Don Srib gader err
iolate Ionaerstaa Nadmittag I'M,
lbalb 2 llbr bonn 2eihenbeitattungs
etabliliement bon @enrp Mul,ge aus
ouf benz Eine @iae iyrieShofe. SEER
Sobannes &roeger iprah i'm Graft
erbauie ltro an Grade. Sic naf)=
%Ite6enoen ied)s Sd}paeer amtirten
a(s 9abrtudtrager: 8iliam, Claus,
Mlbert> allguit, G5arles nno Senrr
SoifUann.
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sabrtnd,traasr anlaflid Ser @ei-
ieBung ppn %. g. GuadJ.

u. s. Gaipion l,1o Sol. George
@atlon Trendl mobnten als gbrell=
babrtlldtrager Ser @eltattl1ng Don
@. =. Hoodl oes b%efa1nten Miuio=
lar=@ol5hanolers 81 M1,scatille bel.
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Saben sic fdon .Clo ItIiion
Bier" probirt? @leid NIT benz beiten
in1portirten gier ilnb empfobren bon
ben Doftoren. @od Ssslano 9retpine
eompaub. (aH5.)
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The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1916-07-20
TO RELIEVE CITY CONGESTION
Massachusetts Legislature Considers
Measures Encouraging "Back-to-
the-Land" Movement.

Two unusual measures have been
under consideration by the legislature
of Massachusetts. One provides for
an appropriation for homesteads or
small houses with plots of ground for
mechanics, laborers and other persons
in the suburbs of cities and towns. The
other bill authorizes any city to ac-
quire land for the purpose Of teaching
agriculture to its inhabitants, includ-
ing schoolchildren, adults and family
groups.
The bills are really complementary.
Their purpose is to encourage the
"back-to-the-land" movement and to re-
lieve congested districts. They are
sponsored by the Massachusetts, home
stead commission, which believes that
there is a strong disposition among
persons in congested city districts to
escape from these to pleasanter and
more healthful surroundings. The
commission, in fact, made a canvass OF
500 typical tenement families. It dis
covered that no fewer than 1853 fami-
lies, with 896 children, were anxious
to move to suburban surroundings
where they could have a garden and
till the soil. The chief difficulties in
their way, Of course, are lack Of caDi-
tai and lack of knowledge Of garden
ing or farming. These lacks the twc
bills In the Legislature would seek to
supply.