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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1916-05-26
Les Bel9es fetent leur Roi

Une correspondence de Hollan-
de dome des details curieux sur
la mani4re don't les belges, ct par
ticuliArement les Bruxellois, ont
c6l6br6 l'anniversaire du roi Al
bert.
Toutes les vitrines des magasins
avaient arbor6 les couleurs natio-
males en- utilisant ct en- encoura-
geant CONNIE il convenait les pro-
duits propres q ces magasins. C'est
ainsi que les 6piciers imaginerent
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1916-05-26
COur Ste Anne de St Paul.

A l'assembl6e du Is mai les re-
solutions suivantes furent adop-
tees:
Attendu que Dieu a retire de &c
monde Sophie Demeules, mere
bien-aim6e de S@ur Emile st Pr
ERE, il est
R6solu que toutes les membres
ofrent a cette seur afaigee leurs
condolences les plus sinc6res, il
est de plus .........
R6solu qu'une copie de e r6so.
lutions lui soft envoy6e ct une au-
tire a pECHo DE L'OUEsT pour pu-
blication.
Helene Lancette, Sec.-Arch.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1916-05-26
La Langue
Franchise dams
POntario

On Went de faire na15re au Ca
NADIA, dams la presse ct ]'enceinte
de la legislature f6d6rale, un d6bat
don't l'issue peut avoir une inauen-
ce marquee sur lie d6veloppement
du Dominion. Sous lie soufae de
lantagonisme de races, l6tincelle
qui Went de Sc d6gager de la dis
cussion Sc rapportant au privilege
de faire enseigner lie francais dams
certaines ecoles d'Ontario peut al
Tuner un incendie propre a 6loi-
gner beaucoup d'6l6ments 6tran-
gers des nouvelles Provinces du
Canada. Gu serait, en- effet la ga
rantie pour les Suisses, Belges ct
Franqais dispos6s a Sc tixer at Ca
NADIA qu'ils pourront faire ensei-
gner lie francois a leurs enfants.
quand Ontario refuse carr6ment ce
privilege aux Canadiens.francais?
Sait-on bien au Canada que, 81
on entendait enlever pareil privile-
ge aux Allemands ct Scandinaves
fixes aux Etats- Unis, il Sc produi-
raft lei instantan6ment une lev6e
de boucliers unlverselIe contre lie
d6partement de l'instruction pu-
blique, dams tous les Etats de rOu-
est?
A la distance que nous sommes
du Canada, il est dificile de pr6ci-
ser la teneur du fameux article dix
sept a la mise en- vigueur duquel
les Canadians Francois d'Ontar1o
s'opposent vigoureusement; mails,
81 ce que nous pouvons en glaner
dams les COLONIES de la presse ct
les d6bats parlementaires consti-
tue toute la question en- litige,
nous sommes forces d'avouer que
la raison CONNIE la justice est du
cote DIES Canadiens fraucais.
Prenant pour acquis qu'aux ter
mes du trait6 de 1853 entire la
France ct rAngleterre ct aux ter
mes de l'acte cr6ant lie Dominion,
les langues anglaise ct franchise
ont droits 6gaux dams les cours de
justice ct renceinte DIES parlements,
il para1t supplement logique d'ac-
corder q chacune d'elles plejne H.
bert6, pour en- perp6tuer r'6tude ct
l'usage.
Et, en- dehors de toute consid6-
ration d'6quit6, il est fort dificile
de voir en- quot les droits ct les in
t6rets de la population d'Ontario
peuvent etre l6ses par l'enseigne-
ment du francais dams les 6coles
primaries, surtout quand on ne
sollicite pareil privilege que dams
les circonscriptions scolaires CD les
Canadiens-francai torment la pres
que totalit6 de la population rura-
le!
A notre avis, le sentiment d'hos-
title NAL deguis6 qui Sc manifes-
to dams l'Ontario contre l'enseigne-
ment du francais, est un reste de
Get 6troit esprit de Province ct
de cette intransigeance britanni-
que qui ne devraient pas exister au
Canada-surtout aujourd'hoi.
Ne semble-t-il pas en- effet un
peu 6tonnant, au moment Oh Fran
Gals ct Anglais ont 81 grand besoin
ct d'union, au moment
Oh Is France ct PAngleterre YER
sent ensemble leur sang, pour fai-
re- rendre A Ia Belpiuue ct d la Pol
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ST. Paul

Les Franco-Am@ricains de st
Paul sont prizes de nous commun-
quer, soft personnellement GU par
telephone toutes les nouvelles To-
Gales qui les c%oncernent, chez M.
Frank Godbout, notre agent local
767 rue Wabasha. Telephones: T.
S. 40 NV. Cedar 40.
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Toutes correspondence doivent
etre accompanies dune signatu-
re responsible.
Les manuscrits non inserr6s ne
sont pas retournes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1916-05-26

L'EcHo d. QUEST nest pas respon-
sable des idevs ct opinions emlses par
,es corresp nd nts.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1916-05-26

Toutes lettres, correspondances
etc.. doivent etre adressees CONNIE
suit
Echo DE L'OUEsT,
Minneapolis, MINI
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Echo Sc l'0nest
MINNEAPOLIS, lie 26 Mai 1916

Entered at the Post Office Of
Minneapolis, MINI, as second
class mail matter
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-09
Wilson ne SINE pitt.

V Saratoga Springs 50 imcIi
mctOdisti gencralno ccrkvcuo
konfcrcnco. na katcri 50 ~ zgra-
zali, da Sc pie Y Bell hiSi vino. pa
So spreicli re>olucijo, Xxi I"li, da hi
%prcd>eduik Wilson odpravii vim
Sko case povsod, kjcr ina bc>cdo
in podpiral vsak prcdlog. ki st IL
dc >ploinc prohibicijc. - /auimi-
vi iicki,
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-09
0klepni automobile.

American I.ocomobilc Go. y
Bridgeport. Conn. ic dohila ma
rotilo IA 100 oklopnih aytomohi-
Low ~ armada Zcdinjcnih draw.
Vsak avtomObil DO incl po emo
stroino pusko Sprcdai in emo ~
del. Vozil bo 20 90 mill ma uro.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-09
POZDRAV.

Podpisana prav lepo pozdrav.
vse maine nance in prijatc.
lie katerih je seveda lepo Stevi.o.
Posebno Sc V tenn oziru spominja-
"a ma Johnstown CITY, III. Da, le-
20 ie V Johnstown City in Sc mar,
sikje drugod, ampak V Chicago ie
pa pc najinem mneniu Sc najlepsc
Joe Ulchar in Paul Cempre.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-09
Polozaj v San Domingo.

Admiral Capcrton, Xxi povcljujc
amcriSkcmu vojaStvu Y San Do
mingo ma Haiti, jc iavil drIavnc-
mu oddeIku, da .jc pololaj. Iii j.
nastal vSled upora prot prczidcn.
tn .IimineZu. rcScn i'm da konfcri-
IA Z ondoinimi uradniki. Tajnih
Daniels pravi, da ina admiral Ga.
pcrton popolno oblast za izkrca.
ME vOjaStva in IA vse korakc. ki
hi bill ~potrcbni IA vldrIavaui,
reda.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-09

jih oStamc V ~zivliemju. Skorai
vSaka potaSi zaspi. Ravno tako So
mi zdi. kakor da ne hi bill Slovc.
nee ~Sposobcn, da poStane dober
godbcnik ali sploh da hi So izo-
brazil. 81 cnkrat hi pozyal god
bo: GILLETTE, da pomnoiite Svoie
elaine III da bo>tc napredovali ka.
kod od zatctka.
P~ozdravljam vsc pravc naprcd
make.
j. f.. Bcrgaut
\aknadnO imam naznaniti. da
Sc j. poloiaj V Strajkarskem a.
kraju nenadoma %izpremcnil in IL
glcda. kakor la je zdaj tukai dru,
"a Rockefellcrjeva Colorado.
Zdaj ic tudi razumliivo. zakai SO
kapitaliNtitni li>ti ic pi>ali, da ic
tukai milica. ko Sc nit nj bilo res
Yes cas- Y zacctku jc bilo tuka.i
popolnoma mlrno. Danes. ko 10
plScm. j. pa n%cnadOma ~zavr;alo
med Strajkarii - toda ne po Mi
howl krivdi. Danes. dine ,. maja
so incG >tavkuioci IL East Pitts
burgha in Braddocka Svoio pa
RADIO. Narnkrat 80 Jill oborolcni
dcputyii brez vSakcga povoda ma
padli in So zaceli streljati ma
stavkarje. Ustrelili so diva ma
smrt, kaksnih trideset so jih pa
ranili, med mimi tudi dive zenski,
ko sta branili svoja moia. Nrkai
so iih odpcliali y bolnilnicc. ne
kaj pa Y zaporc. Drug dan .iih ir
nckaj Y holniinici umrlo.
poglcitc, prolctarci. kako p'a
juicio kapitali>ti ~voir dclavcr =
>vintrnkami, Dovolj jc. da "a
htcva uboga para nckoliko cen
toy priholjika, pa .ic takoi pr
pravljcma puika lan.jo.
ko 50 ohoroIcni hrriti >pozuali
ia NJ morejo do<ti opraviti proti
mnoIini dclavccy. 81 takoi posla
Ii pc milico Y Harrisburg, i'm dru"i
dan so vlaki pripeliali cclc oct,
rjavohlatnikov : Strojnimi puS
kami. Srvrda. Strojua puIka il,
bolj>a kot >traInikovo krcpcicr
Zaposlen sem pri II. Il. Il. Re
naire Shopc. ko sem urko iutr,
StopIl z vlaka. sem zapazil kak>-
nth 60 deputylcv okrog drlavnicr
Bio mi jc. kakor la >aujam in du
niSem ma Pitcairn. Tcdai 50 mi
Sami zaccli pripovcdovati. la iih
j. u. r. Il. naproSila "a pomoc
ker - hoji. ia hi mas priIli stay
karli IL East PittShWrgha kical
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-09
Ford lie tozen.

Navy League je vlozila prot
Henry Fordu toIbo zaradi zalitvc
ma 100000 dolarjev odSkodninc
Uzal.ieno Sc cuti zaradi tcga, kan
je Ford govoril in pisal prot njcj
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-08
'XT YEAR; STATE DROPPED; SYRACUSE LOSES
CROSS-COUNTRY
RUN TOMORROW
Middle Atlantic Senior
Event Will Be Held Over
Six-Mile Course
MEADowBRooK ENTERED

The Middle Atlantic senior crcss-country
championship run win take place tomorrow
over tho course OF the Lighthouse Boys
Club,
Meadowbrook. Germantown Boys Club.
Northwest Boys Club and Lighthouse Boys
Cluh all have entered strong teams This
Is the nrst year for Meadowbrook IN the
cross-country championships, and II their
record thus far this season is TO bo used
hH basis II will be hard for some Of the
older organizations to keep them down.
All four clubs entering full teams are
strong and any ono Of them II liable 10 win
For individual honors the entry from the
pittsburgh A. A.. Grover c. Caughey. an
well as the unattached runners and tho en-
tries from Marquette A. G. and the Arch
bishop Ryan Catholic Club, will have 20 be
taken Into consideration.
Course; Starting at the clubhouse How
ard and Somerset streets, Philadelphia. run
north on Howard TO Cambria street, east
to Front. north on Front to Nicotown lane.
west to Second street, north to wyoming
avenue. east TO HRrrowRate lane, south to
Nicetown lane, west to Front street, south
to Cambria street. west to Howard street.
south to Somerset street. six miles
From the entry list there should be some
real competition.
gos.S, kssS s'hsss.Ss sst voSsl chssElsS i,Eysy
ard o'Donnell, charics L. Wiley.
Slin MSllGn; l.. G.. TaHsmhn, J. Brauchman,
M,,.i ~; =: Shields, Fred HarmeT Fred Cook. ,,,W
liam s, Lilly. 81. '"''e.' "~'''' ''""N" W.
Walter Dahl, John Mcneil. David struhle w.
~ Schilllngor 4, wvnHch 4. Kane, p. Cramp-
Merit, %Sr,shlnSsons Moygis; ., RIehtcr H. RAei-
sSsSF' SsS %lie% kpoRf o2Rfsndo John
y. =, Aliend9rf, Percy Mosklns, Thomas F. Pat
-, ,Masdustte A. c,-aeorEe Williams, Joseph
Pittsburgh A. A.--Franlsln Rodgers. Grover
e. CauRhoy
Archbishop Ryan c. C.-,Joaeph r. Quinn
unatthched--1oseph Schwartz, Henry n. Sell
gel. Samuel weitz. Henry Hin. William Hill.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-08
Scraps About Scrappers
ny LOUIS II. JAFYE

Seldom. II ever. has Phtladelphia
referee disqualified boxer for using tn,
Illegal kidney punch. This was done II
Boston the other night when the third mar
IN the ring chased Al Shubert just before
the hnal gong of his twelye-round mix with
frankie Brown. Brown was not hit low
as early reports stated. Before the contest
i was agreed that the kidney punch would
be barred. Shubert was warned several
times by the referee and when he continued
slamming Brown In the kidneys In the last
round Shubert was disqualified. This act
would be good precedent for Phlladtl-
'phia referees. The kidney punch is a
foul; there is no necessity in allowing a
boxer to get away with 1t.
,IrS. Ths sigSsst feature the olymplas program
Logsians. He meets Artie Root said to Be no no
Se ge mSg mean that L9Hs S.o hs hs"RPfH W oss 70
x KiS wllliams' thet Is. lose a chance to meet
tt pas WaStnS manSEss y wiiham4mStA 4mtAiSs hSs
write written a local promoter that the titieholder
boxing pete Herman but he rStSer would 9ns mest
% the RPaS d RSo Se ssTs Sf6GTs SaSoDsd Within.
They never come back" Is an ancient adago
Y NJ, SoSi1g circles; aSd Z may stand good to-
g .sn Sdv9StaSs a eyer Homer Smith. They meet
St Wa ths MGqSSrf srreS n who a. 9nS ts
ee aSr b rdns II s';as yOsnssdT sah hsas s
Y. Young Mulllsa1. Charley Daley vs. XII
Dempsey and Tommy Cfanston Va. Joe asissT sS
are other bouts
Len Rowlands, q milwaukee,. showed himself
on o., aS I PF9fsy Iisg SSSeT IN b his dobg here
shtpFdsy shnr nsht s az gogGE ms Mr Mn RggafP w have
Ps hc P tsko TOOK T %nfa from S8fss fsd
VIII be no easy sailing for Bobby Morrows lat
EssauSon m, at & .hs BysH, Club tonish! 6Fnss e,
ba, ' as BOXERS they are Paif qt corkins S% good
~ ss week hG5i n %G Y s' sSS SSSs
wa'fT nTeyR ys Bob IN Aass sSaa Lefty Bach
Joe Wright,
70 well last w.ek; slso wili Pex az the Nstio9s,i
phla hsayyyweight. who scored thres;ro9pd
%.e ' Rs & r"S re- " Lsssa mtg sss ss
bouts are between Little Rear L sqa ID Indian dian Rus;
Harry Condor.
Johnny Nelson vs.. Wliiie jackson meet meet in TfSs tSs
olypPla'a ylna,np Monday niSht J9sksop,s
Win 'Phiiadeiphis fans. Nelson may keep iblIl
sDinE ike sas The stor As g Sss s
ind Young ooidis vs. Johnny Mayo are other
bouts,
scotty Nontieth is having a hard time turning
Town requests from Italian boxers TO manage
hem, He now has three scrapperH-all ''wops'
Under hia wing viz Johnny Dundee, light
wsight; Jimmy coney Preferred TO as the Mo
nawk Indlan) wefterweiEht and Battling
3eddy, featherweight, coftey. boxes Fred Gil
more. OF Chicago. In New York Saturday night,
? Two different and distinct reports sent
iut on the result of the Jahez White-F frankie
3urua ast-to In BumaiO. Wires TO Philly stated
hat White and reports In New York pa
'ers favored Burns.
Jack Hanlon is in Cleveland today. with Sam
sIth Jack Hritton In that city. The match was
made AZ las pounds. weigh in at o'clock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-08

as tho best of feeling exists between the
schools. this probably will occur.
Isl" Pauxtis. coach Of r. NJ, c.. was re-
sponsible for placing his team on the list.
Although only a Wednesday game. the Red
and Blue win profit greatly In trying out
some now plays with strange eleven.
Folwell favors midweek contests, and II is
likely that another will be arranged Bill
Hollenback tried hard to got his Syracuse
team in the lImelight. but his earnest ef-
forts met with failure,
The challenge issued to the Vincome a. c.
by the Ewing A. A. for football game TO
he played In the near future has been taken
up by one OF the Vlncome players who
writes as follows;
Dear Mr.. Martoell:
In last Saturdays issue OF tho EVENING
Il LgnIEa there appeared q letter from L.
ba sRapSsasp e 81 FSadSpSS T4 4Ss
es clubs sSsd hGS ss a@S Sc city sssS
pionship, as Ewing's claim 70 the title la
dssns ssIa the ETsE as season 81 Ess FSsSs
Phia ts9psE-bTankfegd q. a, on neto6Sr
sNoysm6sr 20 ylnsomc d.tssisd FTanktord
eppoPtuny Of Si a n2I nSTs TSers fee
fore. a game between Vincome and Holiness
e m S mrssT + II hs ong Sr9 ph GE
delphla team that Yincome has not de-
,.,,I,I.. Ths ync9ms mg9nasemen. is ] believe.
made very fair record during the last
SEASON Every Yincoms player is keen for
the game. and no doubt game could be ar
ranged Il Wyatt got In touch personally
with William Macdonald, Vinoomes man
aser, instead OF proclaimlnE himself from
The writer, speaking as. player. sin
csreiy hopes that same is arranged. be-
cause J really believe that we have better
asnss 20 '9SF 70 that Want have
HORACE B. REED.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-08
OyERToN FAvoRITE IN RACE
Yale Man Expected to Win National
Cross-Country Title Tomorrow

NEW YORK. Dec. s.--The winning
streak that Tad Jones and HIS plucl0y Yale
footballep started this season for the New
Haven college Is likely 60 be substantially
Increased Saturday, when Johnny Overton
present intercollegiate cross-country cham
pion. starts In the national senior cross
country championship race to be decided
over the famous Van Cortlandt Park course
Overton, fresh from his well-earned
victory over the greatest cross-country
stars OF the collegiate world. will be the
favorlte In Saturdays championship race.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-08
urninus Frenh Rrnt snnha

CoLLEGEv1LLE. Pa, Dec. .s.--The fresh
men Ters Ee'oTl0Ss yesterday 10 their annual
the score shows the rslati,e strength OF the
gAriin scored on a drop kick from the AO-yArd
llnei Richards and Wood starred for the iosora,
the vetorB W" -S'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-08
2 Players Get Letters A. Ieblgh

|zlssss HErnLEHEM, Pa. pe, sTh.
- 'e.'ssss {. dassy q i.ehish University has se.
Il5sz = zsztslAl team. The coveted - 80 -
faas naa,sT,hss naesal,ewlps feothall men; lecarts.
- fs nsEsihglons Halsted Nasinnis tIst,ssssf,
gsbsasIs, tygFssll Hurley. cuist. Robin
- knoaa and Manaeer Racb asSrssisaaes, srs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-08
ap,.v for dartmouth Foothallers

hANoFEK y, H., Dec. s-Thirteen mon re-
s.ksl As football insignia for playing the
sssz4fe h1een minutes In either tho Prince
~ 81 - 6. .snnayiyanla gnInes as a result OF the
zsssfau9ns OF the athletic council The list
3 - - ~ n. HRNter, T. l.. Cotton A o.
A4sssgsh 7. w. Emery. Jr.: y. o. Gerrlah
a,ie. k i. Thielscher p. W. Trier. r. s.
= EavaT9a and e. q. Nesley :. AerordIns. to
= ~ rule OF the council. only the last named
- ~ lsltefs, The other nine men are eiig-
Asa Naa the letter twice. my
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-08
lafayette Election hx Rallot

bl-AailIlVN 1aaAilIVN Pa, Dec. s.-Porter c. Polk Of
sss "a vas elected MANAGER OF the
- H-sift1 sit.1 iootosli team for the season Of 1917
n sssa sssea ives held In the manner OF Inunie.
81 -. .fsss,..lons, aud the experiment proved most
+ 8s97a7eesassf; .halph w HRekett. Of TTenlan'
- M ~ J; EDWARD MittinEer OF dreensburg,
80 fssssssa esEstAnt mAnagers on the same
i ~ - award OF letters and the election
4 - seps1ln Tor next year will be condueted
- tPqsnah banquet to be held next week.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-08
MarwiE smashes Cross Country Run

SWARTHAfoRE. Pa, Dec s-Carl MarwiE,
the sensational SwRrthmore Preparatory School
cross; COUNTRY runner. shattered the record for
the ~ .mile course here yesterday, when he
covered the distance in the fast time OF Is min
utss and % seconds The old mark OF I8 min
utes aa l-0 seconds made against the
swarthmoro College distance men few weeks
Ako. MarwiE's feat came the result OF 4
special race arranged BY Coach NaNing for the
prep school runners; The hrst nine men to fnish
were Marwts, Starcher, r. Bsnedeitt, cathlard.
TagEart. Esibeil Dalzell. Hurtt and Dean.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-08
GFossman to CAPTAIN TTrsinns

e. lI.bE Pa, Dec. s-Eue.ne
: - II p siipnery Rock. has been cSosen
lss kss N Nfflaas M eleven next year. Gross
- te'sAfa krsat game At left tackle for
!. - -. ana Will make an Ideal riesdnr
I'm - lms' Richard Sands. of Patts.
- lsiIasls.,ss ia "a football manager for l1iT
ksIzsls - ,s4 men were awarded the varsity
847sa ~. PseF F,sipation IN football the last
#IzIdzr rn rssalsSia Siark. Vedder. Grossman. Ash
zzszz httsassffsVn. LenakeT, Wood Ro,vman
zIzzz aSss.ssass Hamhry. carleson. spannuth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-08
HIGH SCHOOL ELEvENs
IN EAST-vS.-wEsT GAME
Scott Team, Of Toledo, to Meet Haver-
hill, Mass. TOMORROW

BOSTON. Dec. s-rhe football team ren-
resentlng Scott High school. of roisao Ar.
rived here today for lts game with Havsr-
hill. Mass, in their intersectionai contest
TO be played there tomorrow. The squad
win practice at Braves Field this after.
noon
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-08
- Q Lead Albright 1917 Team

s I.Izzzsae : = ~. Dec s.-Peter Oamhsr
e sa|Iss n pasenioEe, who played al Tight
aaaalg elected es,,59 59st closed. has beea
sssa-h team for 1917 '"s @ip5ishs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-08
MeNamara and spears Tenm un

NEW YORK, Dec. s-A team that will
doubtless be popular with the bicycle fans IN
the eomlnE Grind AZ the Garden was booked
observation-disclosures Mcnamara and hob Bpeara
This team won last years event, but was dis.
qualified IN the last few minutes OF the race
because OF foul riding by spears
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-08
Colby. Football Star. ni.a

~ ~ H.. Dee. s.-John n. Colby.
- g - siass, for three years ! iafier,
IS 7sss7 DsEtmouth football tesn, ana oss
I'd yssssrssne yea1s.tlhsne members 81 the class 81
hsspllal from nleaflsy aa M n5si,. hitshe9.ek
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- Q Lead lal1 III ;

s a1ssIisss A3s. Pa, Dec. s.--Wflliam stahh.
#sI - aas been eleetad captaia 81 ~
Hz ezIIs,3z stssdm q Waahinkton and 1sfsse-
sI=zsl ss ;. ssohhs a junior ana vas M ~
ne 'lpofball team this season.
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l'slm to Lad Dlekl.sa.

- Dee sZaga..ss
80 49, hasklaaoa feaIbsH tsass 70; 70
= maeIias 81 s. e .ead the
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saspaF Retained At Notre DAM

Ezz1 - 49,. ma Dec. s-caaeh Ieas.
sIaH 81 a4klstasa Contract ta ranlaiss ~
- s'ss a Metre Dame for thrss
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Epenin0 Ledger Decisions
of Ring Bouts Last Night

nROADVAY--Tae Tubsr defeated X. o.
Al Wagner. Johnny stlnger and Dafbg Caa-
mar drew, Charley Walters defeated Bobby
ell. Ysunk BorFeil won from Frankie Dono-
hue. second r0EHd.
EEW YQRK-Franlzis Callahan defeated
Chick himleF.
BALTIaI0KE-KId Williams outeIasssa
BILLS H1txshnmenss
LAWaEacEgILLE Mass.-Larry Han
son beat Walter Bartlett.
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7'7'.sHay . Head Indiana FIsy..

szssst flS. Ind De- n,...,s :.
.H & u 5-.551k9n IND. has ben eissfss
az1H - fas University foolfaIf fssns
2 -. zszsos. 'snaef snd played fullbaek
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Motorists Banquet Tonight

. The first annual banquet OF tho PhiladoiphIa
motor Speedway Association will De hold Al
the Majestic Hotel this evening at $3.50 o'clock
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Carlisle May Be Played
PLAY Pitt on October "a

The real big game OF the year will be
played with Pitt on October "a. This will
attract unusual interest, as It will be the
hrst big league battle to be fought on
FRANKLIN Field Pitt Is anxious to be
permanent fixture on Penn's schedule. and
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1916-06-28
REVIEW OF THE SITUATION;
INTERESTING INFORMATION

Ever since the American punitive
expedition entered Mexico war has
been recognized by all as probable
development of the situation. The
trend of events since has tended the
same way and now, apparently, the
United States and Mexico are on the
verge of actual hostilities.
Practically all the available regu-
lar forces of the United States are
on the border or in Mexico, and last
week the call was issued to the ma
tional guard of the several states to
mobilize. These state troops will be
sent to the border by Gen. Funston,
who is in command of the border
forces, according as the necessity
arises. Specifically they viii be used
for the protection of Americans and
the repelling of the Mexican raids,
which lately have become most fire.
quent. Their service will release
So 900 regulars for service in MeXi-
co should the developments of the
present extraordinary critical situa-
ton end in war. In such event the
national guards themselves, under the
recent legislation, which becomes ODD
erative July I, will be absorbed in
the federal service, and will be sub
iuct to duty wherever the president
may order them.
War Seems Inevitable.
The mobilization of the militia Of