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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-29
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ben bon unterri9teter Seite gefarie'
ben: Das prd9tige S6lpb Sarnfp,
peldes Der bpr turaer, 3ett ~perftorbens
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pldnen bon profeKor .Rabn<3irid
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traf. Elm ,8eauftraster bes saDniss i'm
u~nterensaoin Elm. UNI ben gehorber
mit5uteilen. bab Der 4onis barauf pers
5i9te, bos Nerm6dtnis anautreten.
neil f9 in rem Observation-Disclosures,
gen bte. Bebinauns .DOrfanb, Dob ent.
lpeber Der a6nie ober Elm @lieb be,
t0ntsli1en Gamtlte iid iebes Sabr
pepisftens atpet Monate I'm S4loHt
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febr bobe Ieien, auberbem made ott
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NIT bebeutenben Soften perbunoen.
Na4 Der Mblsbnung bes R6niss Dor
Sadfen fei Der @robber5og bon
Se1ensD nd4lter @nipdrter
auf bas 2eeat; oh er otefes antreter
iperoe, fei nod niGt betannt. 2ebni
aud biefer al, 70 erstbt ii9 etne merit
piirbige Gage, bo in Grmdnseluns Of
refter Na6fommen 2ingners fein tpet.
terer Mntpdrter porbanben tit. Der
Correspondent Der nReDue" fist BEL,
bob es bas S9loB Dor etnigen Sager
befu9t babe uno btefes dig eines oer
f1Dniten Der S9tpeia beseihnen miife.
Die Hetaurieruns na9 ben pldnen
profeHor &ahns let in oorbiloliher
Wsife bur1eefibrt tporoen.
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3ir balten bic bette &obIe unb oas
bette 8reunbois. 1robiert llis. Olaot
Nppb e Seal Company. @rodett 605o.
Geues. Eelepbon 16t1.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-11-29
Beina6e mie Ru0en.

Gine redbt be5eihnenbe 8eitdtieune
Der pisl seribmten frana0iifden &ul.
tur unb Sumanitdt biibst elm aorpsbe.
fell bes frana0iifden Generals 9ubaI
Dieter tommanoierenbe 9eneral bat
fih peranlaBt eeieben, benz ihanbbdrer
Treiben feiner Soloaten nit folsenben
a~orpsbefebl Ginbalt gu sebieteH:
Il. @rmeeftab, I. Bureau No. 100
Sonosrbefebl go. 8.
Der @emeinberat BON Numberpiners
bat Dem tommanoierenoen General bey
]. Mrmee our Renntnis gebrahi, oaf
in oiefer Stabt @olbaten Gspalttdtig=
teitsn unb Yliinoerunsen o.ribt baben
Dieie @orfdGe ilno umfo bebau.rnss
tpsrter unb ftrGflider, ais re fd aui
franaofif6em @ebiets eretsnet baben.
Ter fommanbisrenbe General oes
III. armeetorps ptrb fofort bieriiber
Elm, llnterfu9un9 einletten. um Die III
beber biefer 8erbre6en Dor oas ariegs=
geribt gu brinsen. ge5. 9u6al."
Gs muB gum m%in6eiten Ionberbar
I'm Die Mordl zines @olt.s beftent
fein, ipsnn Die Solbaten, Die 8ef6iiBer
bon Saus unb Sof, bic ndhlte ii6 bic
tenbe @eleqenbett benuBen. nm iogar
Den eigenen 2anbsmann dusSupliins
bern. 0iefes @prtommniB 3etgt aber
aud pieoer, tpeldes S6idlal unferen
beutfden @ousn bei9isbsn setpsfsn
pdre, ipsnn fran30lif6e 9ruppsn jes
mails Gelegenbeit gefuuosn bitten, bort
~ bauien.
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Bleiben lDDal
Sic susialoeu,nfrateu lpnaen midi
genti6lanb acrfGren bellies.

=aH-
sssn elmer febr ftart befudten Bolts
perfammlung in Wolbenburs in Sdle'
fen fpra9 Der foaialoemotratide Mb.
georonete Sdeioemann iiber rDie DR.
beiterf9aft unb Der aries." Nad
elmer Dariteuune hes 4usbru9s oes
Welttritsss fiibrte ct untsr onbsren
aus:
rWenn DtutfGlanb serfdmetteri
miro, bann baben Miaionen por
W%oltsgenpfen Elm fur4tbares @ef9td
All ermarten bur9 Die 8ebriidung oe,
@ieser. Damn niirbs Deutfdlanl
tpteber elm Msrarftaot peroen. Der fein'
Se1nit ettfpideln tam, Der Elm jam
merlides Dafein fiibren tpiirbe. Dor
einem fol1en 2o1e niirbe aber midi
nut bie 2obnarbeitertlafe %getrpffen.
fonbern ale bic fleinen unb mittlerer
Sdihten bes Biirsertums unb geam.
tentums. Das bate bte Soaialoemos
fratie erfannt uno banad ibre politil
beim Musbru9 bes arieses eingeri9tet
Die parole bonn Durhbalten lit gu.
erit bonn p8ormdrts" i'm Musuit, 1914,
ausgeseben uno besrunbet poroen,
Mas bas Mbipebren unb bas 8erhins
bern bon 3eritDrunsen bebeutet, bal
man In Oitpreuben gefeben. Mu9 Tn
8elsien iiebt es nidt 70 aus, pie TN
friebli9en Walbenburs, aber 70 bds
ben beutf9e Soloaten In 5einbeslanf
slidli9erpeife ntdt sefpirtfdaftet mt
bic @uFen. Oarauf perben mir ftola
fein fDnnen. (2ebbafter 8eifan.) 8ei
Der 8etpin;eung Der Rreoite baber
mir sesen ie0e Groberunsspolitit pro-
t~eitiert unb baben por alien immer
pieber bic Trase Der Griebensbereits
f9aft pso Der griebensmOglidfeit ans
grf1nitten. Mls id aber i'm Deuts
f9en Rei9stase erflarte, boB pir als
@ieser fart genue feien. bonn 5ries
ben gu reben, fasten bic 5einbe: sDas
1T beftente Mrbeit. Deutfdlano Tam
ni9t mebr." Menn es aber 10 itebf,
Damn gibt es leiber nidts anberes als
gu nnferem 2anoe 81 balten unb uns
gu f9lagen, 70 LANCE mir f0nnen,
(9rapo.) Mber tmmer nieber boben
mir Dem Mei9sfanaGer gefdst, lpenn
er bic Mnnerionsgeliifte Der Weitarp
uno 8onforten mad 8elsien uub Noros
frantrei9 unteritiiben po0e, bonn
miife er ben &rieg nit bieien 2euten
ALIEN fiibren. (2ebbafter geifaa.) Der
Mebner erortert bierauf bic Mrbeit
Der Soaialbemotraten I'm feinoe
liden Muslano uno fommt gu Der
S9luBfolseruns. baB Die So5taliften
iiberan au ibren 2Gnoern fteben. Die
frana0ffden Soaialiften perlansten
erit fiirali6 BON uns nod repoluttos
mare 5anblunsen uno sleidoeitis
tpplten fie nun erft reht ale Mittel
betpiIigen, bamit Deutf9lano beito ra<
fder Serfdmettert fpirbe. Diefen
2%anbesDerrat MAIDEN mir ni4t nit.
SD bitter bic Gage aud fetn mag:
MOIten mir jebt unfere @enoHen. bas
sanas BOLT ~aufforbern, nidt mehr ben
Jsinb abaupebrep. bann miro oas.
mas tommt, unenolid furdtbarer als
6as 1T, mas jebt s~slitten tperoen mub.
Man fons bod nt4t slauben, bab man
our9 cine falfde Tattit Dem Jrieben
audi nur nm einen Sdritt ndbertdme.
Menn Der Griebe babur9 naber 1T,
bann iit aber auh bic 8ernihtuns
Deutf9lanbs bamit befies.lt. unb 70
etipus MAIDEN mir ni9t nit" (6firs
mifher 8eifan.)
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treues @er5 SIRE Stiunulc lpur-
De unfair. 6oit bdtte lie aufgepeint
9Iber Tie bielt lid unb i6loB parm;
u@liidlid Die, oic Sic mdblenI limo
es fommt mir nad) Sbrer Srage fait
10 Dor, oils o6 Sic geruGbIt bdtten.
@loitben Sic MIR, nienlalto freute
lid ntebr iiber Sbr Slid ole Mutter
uno id). Aaein id)on nm belientlpil.
len, mas Sic al Mittter gctan ba-
BEN, peroieneu Sic olles. oaes."
s6reilid, SrailIein Sarop, i'd
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ltnb trGnft oie 2iebs bid, fei birs
our Qieb Elm Spcrn;
Dab on bic Noie boff. has merritt bu
erft am Dorm.
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Yronspprt> @eieHi&afteu.
merchants Transfer Co.

T~ronsportieren uno Nnflteue1 DON
.Gafes" ur6 idtperer Mafdinerie cine
SneaioIitat. Wbbolen, @erienoen. Gnfbe@
nahren etc. Office b1O-ol4 SoloIo'u
ctr. Bei6e Selephone 800.
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meiB id)on, meIde id mill. Selit
Sic mai, uno oos nimmt mir ENC
Gorge bonn Ser5en, lpns Sic oa aE-
les bon 9iloung mo BON 9eruf
Iagten limo mon nilllmt ia olld) pieI
an BON elmer 6rnu Sntereiieu
mo 3artbeiteu @as nod 10 feb
len mag. Gem irgeno mas feblt
imner ieoent Mcnihen. Heftidof-
fene Gbclente er3ieben chamber. Gas
bob id) mir INNER 10 aeoad)t."
tzax Wortfetnna foIgt.) >
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,eater seratd5 Seeb" nnb rSa-
ter Gaa Waib" madt Die Seinen legsn
uno rentobel. Seu unb @etretoe: pun
nersWeoiain. Sater Seeb Gsy 420 o.
sy[ores Ctr. Sci. grodett 1888.
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SIND Sic kRANk?

C. H. Weyrich Sheet Metal Works
Gambler in Sarbtpare. Sefei nio
gleftpaaren. Brattii6er alemprer lino
Ondoeder. 934 Oft : Commerce Sfras
ne. geIepbom Srabis 1880.
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limos i'm Ertege.

Oas 2. t. u. I. Mrmeefommanbo
bat bic grri6tuns uno ben 8etrieb
BON 5elofinOs perfiist. Die proiets
tionsapparate nurben aus ben er5iels
ten ginnabmen uneefdofft unb es be-
ftebt Die 4biiht, iie nad benz &riese
MilitdrerSiebungsanitalfen ober Dem
Roten 8reu5 CUR @erfiguns gu ftelen.
Dos &riegsminiiterium bat eisene 8is
noaiise our 8~erfisuns gsftelt. Sn
einem Stanbort fpuroe fir 6as Rtnps
tbeater cine eigene 8arade in Der Ndbe
Der Observation-Disclosures errtdtet.
Die our Gntlaufuns tommanbierte
Mannidaft sebt nadber ins &ino. an
bas cine 3ees9aae onseihloHen tit.
SIN armeeberei4 finb iebt bereits fee
ben &inos aufsefteIIt, oenen tpeitsrs
foIsen. Die aeituug unb 0erpaltuns
miro BON Offi5ieren beforst benen bas
TeIoperfonaf unterftebt. Durd Sort
febuns Der Spitfbaner zines pro-
sramms auf brei Big bier Gage lift fir
Die Qbpedfslune seforgt. Die prsiie
Der pldbe betpesen fif ofpifden Is bis
30 pfennts. Sir SduItinber untet
Jiibrung ibrer aebrer unb rufiifd,
@efansenens Nbteilunsen f0nnen @epos
ratporite[lungen u~nentseltli9 berans
itdltet perben. 0os GrtrGanis oller
Sonntassporitenuneen tpirb Der Stiff
tiins Der s~ipeiten armee fir Witipen
unb @oifen bon @efaIenen sugefdlas
gen. Gs puroen bisber $3.50 9roy
men aug 5elbtinp<@ inri6tungen ees
me%inniiBiesn 3peden 5usefiibrt.
Inb trGnft sic 2iebs bid, fei birs
our Qieb' Elm Spcrn;
DAB gu bic Roie boft. bos merritt bu
erft am Dorm.
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Sfts ni9t 70? Mit 9eriibmten
m6dten biele berfebren, nit @eiftpols
len nur fpeniae.
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gameu uuO WeHagelfntter.

Serb. etaffel, 319 Oft : gomrnsrees
ctr. Sem, @etreibe, 8arten@ ll1o Selos
fomen. @efIiigelfutter, Sntubatorem
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THE EIGHTEEN HOTEL

@os bebeutet rgbe Gisbteen"? 9as
bette Soiel fir oas tpenin'te gelo N San
Nntonio. Simmer SOC. Gnsseaeidnete
Wahlaeiten Csc. @iebrige S%pe3talratsn
Der Iode. Sab frei. @rodstt 6277: Sn
e~entroler Gage. 302 SiibsNlnr1o Ctr.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-24
\, PARKS EXPLAINS
MYSTERY OF $50

The mystery of the three-reel thrill.
Ter, WHO Took the Sixty Dollars
the episode which favored the rather
fragrant boxing exhibition at the Coli.
scum Tuesday night, at last has been
cleared.
Harry Parks. who had charge of the
box office during the festivities, pro-
duced the light today when he volun-
teered the following:
Say. be reasonable, men. Just put
pourself in my fix and then ask your
self what you would have done 1t
was this way. I was in the box office
alone when the indianapolis pugilists
and gunner entered When | sees
the man who spars with Jack Dillon
appropriate half-dozen tens from
the strong box. did l let out a yelp ?
did not. No (emphatically), ! did
not Be reasonable, men. be reason
able
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-24
G0SLIN WILL PITCH

Goslin of the Starr Piano team in
all proba bility will serve for the Rich.
mond S. A. L. club against the Muncie
leaguers in the big game of the July
Fourth program at Athletic park. Otis
Craycraft will receive.
S. A. L. club heads at last nights
session decided on the following list of
candidates for the representative Rich.
mond S. A. l.. club: Craycraft, Hens.
lar, Erbecker, H. Logan, Black, Goslin
Barnard, Aubin, Knott, kiser: Null,
Henniger, Metzger, Lucas and Roop
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-24
s. A. |. Will STAGE
ATHLETIC PROGRAM

mond track events, speaking sno
amusements will be features or the
all-day program now being outlined.
The program as 1t now stands IN
cludes a baseball game between the
picked teams from Muncie and Rich
mond S. A. L. circuits; brief speeches
by Judge d. W. Comstock and city
officials. and a baseball track and field
meet for members of the s. A. L.
Complete program for the day VIII
be arranged and announced next week.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-24
Twenty Teams Meet on County Diamonds Tomorrow
CAMBRIDGE CRAYS
PLAY RUSHV|LLE

CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind, June Pa
The Cambridge City Grays. patriarchs
and pioneers of baseball in Wayne
county, will try the comeback act.
Titles veterans are booked for a
game with Rushyille, at Rushville,
Sunday. II has been practically two
years now that the Gray team has
been but memory A determined at
tempt is TO be made to revive the old
squad in time to figure in the Wayne
county series at Richmond next fall
Lineup for Sundays game:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-24

Tonsilitis is evidently good for
George Foster, the twirler for the Bos-
ton Red Sox. George had not shown
much form this season and was out
of the game with a bad attack of the
throat trouble and was just convalesc-
ing when he stepped onto the mound
and pitched a no-hit game against the
ew York Yankees the other day.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-24

With fair weather July Fourth. Rich
mond will witness the biggest base
ball event ever attempted in this city.
according to those in charge of the
Saturday Afternoon league program at
Athletic park. Baseball games, dia-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-24
BUYS S1UDEBAKER

George A. Lamb purchased Stude-
baker six modern passenger touring
car from the McConaha company this
week. He will use it for taxi service,
especially for funerals, fishing trips
and picnic parties
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-24
TIGERS WILL MEET
M-K'S TOMORROW

With the Quakers on the road, Ath-
letic park Sunday afternoon will be
utilized by the Miller-Kemper and
Richmond Tiger teams for game
that will have considerable bearing
on the standing of the city title claim
ants. ]. Breese, for the NIX. club
in all probability will oppose Al Mayer
the Starr Piano S. A, L. light in the
fling division. Lineup and batting
order:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-24
ANCIENT ENEMIES
STAGE BATTLE ROYAL

At Ratliff park Sunday afternoon
Cambridge City Giants VS. the Rich
mond Senators will be the attraction.
This is not the first meeting OF these
clubs by any means, and the kind OF
rivalry fostered by the two teams
means battle royal every time the
clubs get together. AL Goslin. lead
ing pitcher OF the S. A. L.. will start
the game for the west side team. The
lineup and batting order:
Senators. Giants.
H. Schweitzer SIS. Diffen, SIS.
Broderick, II. Creagor, H.
Pottinger, Id. Lambertsop. c.
Haas. c. Winters. 3b.
Henslar. 2b. Caldwell, %.
Evans. RI. VI Campbell, Id.
kiser, 3b. Manlove, RI.
Burge, CT. Bowles. ct.
Goslin. p. Scott, p.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-24
DODGE CARS Sent

Sherman Brown, local agent for the
Dodge automobile, has been informed
that car load of touring cars will
be shipped to him Tuesday He sold
the last touring car he had to J. E.
Tarmore this week.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-24

SNUVIdIS ....N y D o--.I II a
Baptists .....0 0 0 o 0 0 O. 0 0 10
Two base hits-Parker. Struck out
BY Parker 8; by Lee 2; by Hosler
/. Bases on balls-By Parker s. by
Lee ?; by Hosler q by Runnells ,.
stolen bascs--C Smith, Tietz, Y. Ew
banks Double 'plays-Tiet2 to Falk
to G. Smith. Time Of game 25,
- umpire-Lybout.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-24
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Boston, !; Philadelphia, 0.
New York, 6; Washington, 5.
First game.)
New York, 5; Washington, 1.
(Second game)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-24

Inasmuch as the Richmond club
holds bookings in the near future with
both Rushville and Cambridge City,
the result of Sundays battle between
the Grays and Rushers will be fol-
lowed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-24
SPECIALS. o7: eAprjsTS, O.

Russ Parker, Of r. H. S. basketball
fame, held the Baptist hitless while
his teammates were hitting three diff
fereut pitchers all over the lot.
The result:
SDpcia Is
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-24

Johnny Evers. the peppery little
.shortstop of the Boston Braves, is
playing in hard luck again. His throw
ing arm is causing him considerable
pain every time he uses it, and he may
not be able to play again for couple
of weeks Evers has been in hard luck
for several years. He has twice been
laid up with a broken leg, also sus-
tanning other painful injuries which
have kept him on the hospital list.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-24

Gloves, betting and other leather
articles have been made from sea
lions hides in a British Columbian
factory.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-24
ATLAS GETS BERTH

The Westcott team of the Saturday
Afternoon league is to be supplanyed
by the club of the Atlas Underwear
company, Harry Mcbride, represent
ing the Atlas company, filed applica-
ion at the S. A. L. directors meet
ing last night The Westcott fran
chise was Immediately voted to the
Atlas company. The weather permit
ting, the club will make its first ap-
appearance this afternoon.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-24
GAMES
/. MAKE Up CARD
IN RICHMOND
SUNDAYS SCHEDULE.

At Richmond
Miller-Kemper VS.. Tigers, at Ath-
'letic.
Cambridge Giants vs.. Senators, at
Ratliff
Vets VS.. Krawlers (kaysee), at
Athletic, a. m.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-24

So nearly perfect is a German as
Economical clock that its errors
amount to only one second in more
than eighteen years
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-24

Some twenty semi-pro and anna
teur baseball clubs OF Richmond and
Wayne county will be In action tomor-
row, morning and afternoon. With
few exceptions every club In the coun.
ty Is hooked up for Sundays pastim-
Ing.
Three games make up the card in
Richmond. The Richmond club will be
on the road but the Athletic park lot
will see action just the same. Herb
Stegman's Tigers and Charley Feasel's
Mfller-kempers fight it out at the city
teams park. The Senator-Giant game
at Ratliff will furnish the bill for the
westside fans. The X of G league
game will furnish excitement at Ath-
letic park in the morning.
Outside OF the county several genu.
Inc battles are anticipated. Down at
Rushville, the Cambridge City Grays,
at one time the best team in Wayne
county. will attempt the comeback
At Williamsburg, the mill with LIGHT
enstadt's Hubs needs no comment
The RECALLS, All-Stars. Playground
and Engle and Eaton, all Richmond
teams. will be on the road.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-24
SPECIALS TRIM
BAPT|STS 27-0
S. S. LEAGUE.
SCHEDULE NEXT WEEK.

Monday-Mt. Moriah VS.. st. Marys
Wednesday-Presbys VS.. Specials
Friday--Lutherans VS.. Baptists,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-24
SuLLIVkN'S TEAM
IN TRIM FOR FRAY

Accompanied by a small band Of
the faithful, Sullivan's Richmond pas
timers embark for Connersville Sun
day morning at II o'clock. The team
will make the trip by truck. A num-
Der of private machines will carry
section of the fan populace.
Richmond in all probability will
start the game with the regular line
up Captain Sullivan has not an
nounced the finger to start but it is
more than likel ythat Cy Wallace, the
Earlham illuminary. will be given first
chance at the Fayette county stickers.
Cooley will pitch for Connersville.
The lineups in batting order:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-24
Games Today,

Games Today.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
st. Louis at Pittsburg.
New York at Brooklyn (two).
Boston at Philadelphia.
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Games Today.

Games Today.
Columbus at st. Paul.
Toledo at Minneapolis.
Louisville at Kansas City.
Indianapolis at Milwaukee.
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Big League Dope
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Chicago, 2; Cincinnati. l..
St. Louis, s.; Pittsburg, Z.
New York, Z; Brooklyn, 4.
Philadelphia, 2; Boston, 1.
eleven innings.)
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Yesterdays Results.

Kansas City, 2; Louisville, l.
Minneapolis, s; Toledo, 7.
indianapolis, s; Milwaukee, /.
Columbus, II: st. Paul, 2.
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County Games
Richmond at Connersville.
Hagerstown at Williamsburg.
Cambridge Grays at Rushville.
Recalls at Ridgevilte.
All-Stars at kitchell.
Playground at Whitewater.
Engle and Eaton at Boston.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-04-20
FUEL AND THE FUTURE.

Those Americans who disposed to look into the flu
ture with apprehension lest business be overwhelmed
by foreign competition of all Sorts stand reproved by the
views of of England foremost industrial authorities
Lord Rhondda, who controls enormous coal interests in
Wales At recent meeting of the board of Consolidated
Cambrian Ltd Lord Rhondda told his associates that
what in his opinion they had to expect after the
competition in fuel from the United States The discus
sion rests the broad assumption that coal mining is
basic industry Steel and iron may be fundamental but
without coal for the firing of blast furnaces the iron
working industry would fare i'll.
For this the country which has the largest sup
ply of fuel and which mines in the quickest and most
efficient, if not in the cheapest manner is the
which is destined to commercial supremacy Lord
Rhondda reviewed the growth of British and
showed how in the beginning cheap coal responsible
first for the lead England obtained in the manufacture Of
iron ships and machinery of all sorts and later in the gem
Grafton of steam Thirty forty years ago the of
producing coal in this country much higher than in
England. Now the conditions reversed Lord
Rhonddas comparisons not made in anthracite but
in the better grades of btumnous generally used for
commercial naval and domestic purposes He says that
the cost of producing of the mine btumn-
coal IN West Virginia is today less than onethird