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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-27


Jack Fourier did not get a hit
against any of five left-handers in
the east. MCMUllin has about hit his
stride, a fair batter, and FelsCh is
clubbing acceptably, though still
having a tendency to hit at bad balls.
On paper or on the field, there is
no reason for the SOX to be fifth in
the present American league, but
neither should Detroit be in seventh
place, back of Connie Mack's recon
structed bunch. 1t is an upset race,
but this isn't enough of an excuse.
If the White Sox, Red Sox and
Tigers, the three preseason dope
cOntendeTs, rattle along in the belief
that Cleveland and Washington are
due for a disastrous drop, they are
liable to considerable disappoint-
ment. Both are good clubs and will
take lot of beating before they are
through, for each possesses veterans
who have been through the fire.
The other clubs must do the ad-
vancing. Washington and Cleveland
will not do the falling back
Nine hits, including a triple, good |
foE four runs, and again the Cubs |
were whipped. It seems impossible |
for the TinkeTites to cop a game with |
four runs, because their pitchers are |
not able to bunker the opposition to |
any extent. No man who has started |
a game for the North Siders has been |
a tight pitcher for the entire route. |
This does not apply to Jim Vaughn,
but he is about the only exception. |
Hendrix, the failure yesterday, has
been especially off color, and no
longer can the lack of work alibi be
dragged into view, for Manager Joe
has reduced his total of regular
werkmen and is sending them to the
hill frequently
Witness is the greatest single fail
ing of the pitchers, and it has been
disastrous in game after game. Late
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-27

ing pretty good ball, the run-making
department being stronger than the
defense, but the pitchers cannot kick
that their games have been tossed
away. This does not run for Morde-
cal Brown, because his defense
slipped badly in the opener at Gin
cinnati, but it must be admitted, even
by veterans most ardent admirer,
that he did not have a great deal and
would have had trouble anyhow.
While the Cubs are being reduced
by eastern and western clubs alike,
the season is running through the
hopper and the leading clubs are
drawing farther away. A sensational
winning streak, such as the Giants
enjoyed, would be a life-saver. And
it is a rOusing possibility if the pitch
eTs will become effective, as did the
Giant beavers. The attack is every
bit as potent as the onslaught of the
New Workers.
Cubs will be home Monday to meet
st. Louis.
Fourteen straight for Giants, who
hammered Lefty Tyler. Burns poled
double and triple, Doyle single, dou-
BILE and triple, Robertson and MerkIe
three singles each. Stroud held the
Braves.
Alexander famed nine and BANKED
Dodgers. Smith was effective, but
CUtshaw's error kicked in only run
of the game.
BetzeI's wild throw gave Pirates a
smuggling match over Cards. Five
pitchers worked and 25 hits were
made.
Yanks won two from the Red Sox,
beating Leonard and Gregg. Pipp,
Bauman and Gedeon led the Yankee
attack.
Dumont, Washington rookie, start
ed his first game of season and held
MaCkmen to three hits. Myers al
lowed five, but they were punched.
Graneu CnnaLnr ard H..I;T
The Monroe journal., 1916-11-24
LAND SALE.

By virtue OF the power in a certain
mortgage deed executed to me by 7.
+. Craig. | will. On
Monday, January list, 1917,
at IL o'clock NJ, sell at public auc-
ton. for cash, all the right, title and
interest OF said T. f, Craig in and
to the following real estate. in Jack
son township. Union county, n. c.
adjoining the lands Of the A. W.
Heath estate and others. and bound
ed as follows: Beginning at stake,
Thos. Z. Craig's corner and line in
outside street line, on south side If
town of Waxhaw, and runs with said
Thos. L. Craig's line S. Q f. LIS
chains to a stake in Washington
Givens' old line; thence with aid
line n. So IL Z. 112 feet to stake
Davis corner; thence N. 3 w. So
feet 70 south edge Of said street line;
thence with said street line 5. 81 IL
w. 96 feet to the beginning, contain
ing approximately one-fcurth of an
acre of land. more or less. Sold to
satisfy the provisions Of said mortg-
age deed, default having been made
in the payment of the notes therein
secured.
This November %, 1916.
ID. 5. DAVIS. Mortgage.
stack G Parker, Atty5.
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cinCO(n's 9e6urtStag!

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Gi6ter cin0Ie0 6ommt iur Oernunu

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-12

ben @eridteu alisgeoroi1en tper0et
miHen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-12

gm s. 5ebruar f~eierten SER uno
6rau Carl SdmiO BON 9opiqion
oas Set ibrer goI0eneii Sod5eit.
8erlpanote uu0 6rcun0e batten Iid
3abIreid eingcltcllt. I'M BEN syllbel.
paar i1re @Iiidpanide Oar5ubrin.
gen. Serr 4aitor s. 3. 5dmiot
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rem na6 philadelphia, SIN Sabre
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gtufe 2ncoIns sur grbaltung Der
81 foleen. Ct fdHlpfte i'm
rs. 9euniplbonioer aegiment unter
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-12
co6a(-]lac6ric6ten
aus fremont, Ie6.

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Sabre 5abIreid 81 ertuorten.
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9retet eOm6sl @eianadtstInb sci.

gie befnnnte Suipelierfirma Z. 8.
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leIlfe 0oher Ie0er hem obiaen 8ei9.
aon5flub beifretelI.
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ben gerinmnIungen, fir Die groBe
giGumIidfciten. bon gl0ten iin6. Bu
braudcn Men 6erft, oaB bie 5tn0t.
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tomobilllnfaa nabe 9lablo. Golo.
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lesunqcn apDoHtruQ IL icst iDieoer
bergdtelt.
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nldt bei9eIegt por0ei, nno tDiro Die
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-12

Carl Sdura mo nobnt IN ben
S6la9ten bel Charlottesville. @et.
tDsburg, 2odout @Gaep, Miiiionorp
Bridge, aenelaiU Mountain ua6
Gea6tree Greet tell. Moh Ieincr
cbreubollen Gntldiinng am Gdluiie
oes giirgcrfrieges eing CT nod
Delttihlano 5uriif uro trat am 8.
5ebruar 1866 nit SRI. Morie
Struub in Den GbcIton0. 0o6 t6.
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amerita uno lieBen iid in Omaha
uie6er, I'm ip1ter oui cine 6orm BEL
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rem 6ogen iie uodl 9apiIion, Inn 0eit
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on ibrem Gbreutnse tell. 8ir min.
iden Dem Sitbelpunre sur o%oLoenen
Sod5eit, ooB es ibm berg0nnt iei,
aud nod Die Giierne (60) ou feiern.
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Briete Uon 0rG6en

$err 90. @oea, Gepnol0s, Nebr..
bat bon lieben gernonOten in Gro.
bengottern. 9eutiaIano, eineu gricf
erbalten Der boiler StegesgeDiBbeit
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idaftlih gebt e. ibnen in Geuti6.
lan0 til janer @egen0 gut. Gem
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9araus f6nnt ibr ieben, uie Die
2anOpirtfdafr fteDt.
Serr Guido Sdoiler, @lenuooS,
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8un Mi~titar9ienIt l~...ge3oaenen
Jreun0 in 3eutidlnn0 einen interel.
iQnten grief erbalten Dem mir fol.
ge1ses entnebman: .ghm bat auh
Der speite 8inter begonnen uno
Der arieg BOT lei0er nod tein @n0e.
9er ben arieg bon 4nfang Bis On.
be oltrAgefoitt bot, Dor 0eln Ioqte
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3n Graufreia fam I'm
lto6lid Die entihei0ung fallen, Dem
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obgemitbt ull0 fonHen einan0er
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tf gut beridan3t uno 10 muB am
sa0e nii ir9eno cine on0ere grt Die
sntideionng falen. 8eutihlano lit
.est fat nihts on0eres ais elm Elm.
jiges groBes @tiIitdrIager; bod in
zen anoeren 2dn0ern miro es aud
1idt bel anoer8 ieiu, oenn font
iie mliien idon I1ngit auf.
loren. 2ieber @uiool Die uebun.
zen, bic e5 Eel Der Snfanterie aibt,f
)oit I'll luoll ale idon geieben oOcr
gum Seil hfitgema6t, a. g..
oinoernisbabr iim. Sci uRleren
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le 0anebeil mas bic iuo5[ odbei
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don tn6tig geilbt, oanrit aqeg flap.
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i Iernen gibt. Ga oodte man i'm.
ner, mas MIR Die Soloaten Den oan.
Ell Gag ulO 6as gon5e sSa9r all
III boben; iest loliien Mrs. s.
1 gut, iueltn man einrnal Elm 6ishen
befouinlt. Die Sa4ptlade
t oaB man seiun0 fpieDer mad 5auL
fomntt, oann min ih allies gerne
bergeiien. Cont gebt es mir
erbaltnismdBig gut, bod i6oner
'are 6, Eoetin ih 5u @auie BET
ran nnb aiiioer iein f0nnte; 6ohl
e9 einmal nidlt iein fanrL mub
lon e ii9 aus benz aopf i6Ia.
en-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-13
Forty French and British
Aeroplanes Bombarded
Munitions Works
DROPPED FOUR TONS
OF EXPLOSIVES
Six German Aeroplanes De-
Tending Works Were
Shot Down

| While the entente armies in northern
France and in the Austro- Italian wal
theatre are keeping up their heavy blows
on the lines of the Teutonic foes, the lat
ter are continuing to counter heavily by
| delivering crushing strokes on the Tran
sylvanian front. The Rumanians are be-
ing forced back at the northwestern
Transylvanian swells along the border
in the Hermannstadt and kronstadt re-
gions, according to current war Office re-
ports.
Vienna reports Rumanian resistance
was broken on both sides the Maros riv-
er, where Berlin yesterday announced an
encircling movement in progress. The
Rumanians are declared to be in flight
there
Paris. Oct. l3-Forty French and Brit
ish aeroplanes dropped four tons of ex
plosives last night on the Mauser works
at Oberndorf. Germany, on the Neckar
river, the war office announced to-day,
and six German machines defending the
works were shot down.
Heavy artillery fighting took place on
the Somme front last night. To-day's
statements say the bombardment was
particularly severe in the regions of
Morval. Bouchavesnes, Ablaneourt and
Chaulnes.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-13
THEY HATE VILLA.
But the Poems Would Fight with Him
Against Americans.

Ell Paso, Tex, Oct. 3.-Notwithstand
ing the sufferings of poems in the district
in which Villa is now operating, they
would rise to a man in Villas behalf il
the American punitive expedition were
to attempt to move south of its present
base, according to the report made to his
superiors yesterday by Mexican Pro
testsnt missionary who has just returned
from a visit to central Mexico.
The poems, he explained, fear and hate
Villa but they have been taught TO be-
lieve that the Americans would go after
Villa only with the masked purpose of
seizing and annexing the country.
Many refugees, the missionary report
ed, who come out of the interior with
the intention of returning to the United
States tre stopped at Chihuahua City by
Carranza recruiting agents, who tell
about the difficulties in passing the
American inspectors at FL Psso and per-
suade the men to enlist.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-13
CASES WIPED OUT.
Court Judgments Against Fred MILAN are
Satisfied

Cases against Fred A, MILAN of Arling
ton, Mass, formerly of Barre, have been
erased from the county court docket as
the result of settlements reported TO the
recorder yesterday. Judgment was salts
fed in the tases brought by Nina Lovely
and Irving Boyce as the result of col
lision near the Three Mile bridge in 1918,
a mix-up in which the plaintiffs alleged
that MILAN was liable for damages. The
court held with the plaintiffs in both
cases and when the defendants bonds
men engaged Deputy Sheriff II. j. Slay-
ton to locate the defendant, MILAN was
found in Arlington, Mass. On the way
back to Vermont, MILAN slid through
Pullman car window, apparently having
lost interest in the case.
Whereupon Deputy Slayton, returning
to Barre empty handed, resolved to con
tnue his quest of MILAN The defendants
wife came to Barre and it is stated that
it was through her attorneys that settle
ments were effected. Meanwhile MILAN
was located in New Hampshire, through
the efforts of the local deputy and the
Arlington police, but with the settlement
OF outstanding claims, Millan's bondsmen
had no further interest in his where
aboutS
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-13
MILK PRODUCERS AT ODDS.
Conflicting Factions in Dairymen's League
in New York.

New York, Oct. l3.-WhiIe one faction
of the Dairymen's league asserted that
its controversy with New York milk dis
| tributors had been settled and was order
| ing members to ship milk to this city,
another faction telegraphed to the farm
ers Wednesday night not to forward
milk. President Jacob S. Brill sent out
messages directing shipments to the four
largest dealers who, he announced, have
agreed to meet the advance in price
asked by the producers
+. II. Cooper. chairman of the execu-
tice committee OF the league, at the
same time despatched telegTams telling
the farmers Brill had no authority to act
and directing them not to deliver milk
to any dealer who had not signed a con
tract with the league.
Mark C. Dubois of Poughkeepsie an
nounced on behalf of President Brill. who
was i'll. he said. that Il firms, including
the Borden Condensed Milk Co. the Shef-
field Farms Slawson- Decker Co. the r.
#. Stevens Co. and otner smaller dealers,
had agreed to pay the advances of IS
cents for 100 pounds under the condi
tions agreed to BY the dealers who have
signed
To clear mp the confusion an extra
ordinary session Of the directors and Of
the league was called at 10 o'clock last
night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-13
WAS NATIVE OF CHELSEA.
George Carleton Was One of the Older
Citizens of Duxbury.

Duxbury. Oct l3-In the death of
George Carleton, Duxbury loses another
of her older citizens. Bo-==~in Chelsea
in 1884, the son OF Samuel and Nancy
(Bohononl Carleton, he came to Water
bury as young boy and was educated
in the local schools. He married Lucy
Grover and they lived for many years
on the so-called Carleton place on the
Moretown side of the river from Water
bury village. During these years he was
well known, served as school committee
and was interested in public affairs.
For a number of years lie has lived
with his daughter, Mrs. +. C.. Davis. at
North Duxbury. Four years ago he had
a shock and since that time has been in
poor health. Two weeks ago he had an
other shock from which he never rallied
The deceased /, survived by three
daughters, Mrs f. c. Davis and Mrs
Frank Lewis OF Duxbury and Mrs. John
Harvey of Lowell, Mass. There are eight
grandchildren and five great at-grandchil-
dren.
The funeral will be held from the Da-
Wis hons tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock with burial in the Duxbury cor
ner cemetery
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1916-10-13
SAFE IN ENGLISH PORT.
Steamer Kingstonian Was Not Victim
of German U-53.

Boston, Oct l3.-The British steamer
| Kingstonian, reported as among those
torpedoed by German submarine of
Nantucket last Sunday, is safe in port
according to word received yesterday by
John M. Thomas of this city, local man
ager of the Leyland line, which owns the
steamer. Mr.. Thomas said his informa
tion showed that the kingstonian was
thousands of miles from Nantucket last
Sunday
As the Kingstonian is in the service OF
the British admiralty, Mr.. Thomas was
not permitted to indicate the port at
which she had arrived, but he said it
would take her two weeks of steaming
at her usual speed to reach Nantucket.
This information serves to confirm the
opinion held by marine men here that
the report of the Kingstonian's loss arose
from a confusion of her names with that
of Christian Knudsen, the Norwegian
tank steamer sunk by the Uboat. Cap
tain Wilson OF the British steamer
Strathdent, another OF the ships caught
by the submarine, hailed passing vessel
and inquired her name. He understood
the reply to be Kingston" and later aft
er the submarine had torpedoed the same
vessel and her crew had taken to their
boats, Captain Wilson reported to the
Nantucket lightship the loss of the sup
posed Kingston"