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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-27
siadfone, Sas Reim Scr prad9t.
Cmabns uenes 6Otel ibcrtrifft Aaes
in cen mitteIpsitlifen StaateH.

Gas 9luttone lit eroHnet, iene bun6erte 3hnmcr, etneln
ooer III 3rauncrnuGten, limo bon 9eronen oor sSomilien bepobnt,
fuelhc Gmabas elite reprdentiercn. aInidtid berntunt mon Dos
Raulhen Der Seioengapau6er mo bdpin0ert sic Qrudt Ser abenos
liha1 Glcgdn5 mcnn DIE 8epobuer u6 @dre in Die e~le1ante 3orboac
NIT ihren nit SamuGt beihlagenen 8dn6en mo 9torrorper5teringen
h%erabregen. erobe aeihloheue Automobile nebmen in biehn 5agen
oieie bodeegnntea @eeQidoitcl aus Dem gladfDne in i3rem Snnern
Der Stoot Goer Is lit ungetc1rt Ser SAL, uno bic @eieafhaft be.
3pht oos 9lodnpne in Den berrihfen s6ophnsen punberbdritT
Stleloer, nm 81 tqn3eu, 5n ipener, 81 Ia9en pno ih 81 amliiereH.
nm 81 ieber uno geRbcn 81 neroen.
8as gladrone mar NIT Der befimtten Abftht eniDorfen, 0cn.
Ienlgcn, melhe naa etpas geonocrent irebten, einen 10 Iuglroien
4ufentbalt 3l bien, De CT bon ben beten 5udlatan Der 4rhtcftur
mar entporfen ngoen fonnte, un0 fir Die eIeganteftcu 3unfhoncn DER
5taot bic notgen ouu %pdien6eu Gauue 81 ih1ffcn. Bic gut Dies
erreitt moroen it, fam Der 8ehl6er 6es 9lad1tone letdt ielbit aus.
fnOen.
Sur aethn un6 2ufen bs Ginannss befnoen fd et @hreit.
- Goblin Gin GROCER iaalartiger 9utn, bcrrlih ausgdtattet nit
prahtoolem Sol8Uerf, griedrihei 5fpros Warnor, 0urdapirften
8opeten, uno oou pdfeuoen 9eobeln DDS gauge 5il6ct cine ange.
nebme einfubrung Die inbrtibc beftnoen Fb in Dem @oriaaf
oesgRidcn Die 9aIpttreppe, tpeIhe Elm &unDeruerf aus ibonem laar.
NOR bartlett.
aebts bon benz goriaal beHnoet fd Der 5peleiaol nit meitea
5eppffen unb Trapenen aus Seoe umo Spiben. NIT Gidenbof3s
b~etleionng lber WaruorsRano unO init fnnftboucn Studp1uoen.
Ds 9oa3e .dtmet cine a~tnoipbare Der elegon3 uno Der 8eqlenlid
felt aus, ebne auforfngtd 5 eriheinen 4beHos er9ent ben Saql
cine ianfe f~trablenbe g~eleuftuna oirh Der0edte eletuife Qampen in
umgefebrteu GaHab bic Don Der 9efc b~ern6bdngeH.
SIN Seller uno er0geidob aBer Edit mo @cb6r bennbcn fh
Die netdnfAe1 9lfsfrdite Des 9ladnone uno Die Slider. ,n Die
Ter gemenidmeu Domaine beberrift bon Dem sSnqenicur mo hiue1
ahilnnteR ro 0nt @bef rmo pturn grabuntent finot man os nar
9etbarfe in Btrhaner blaming im0 mooernen Ginri6tmgen. Sic
Diaibinerie 6eorgt lautlos bic @eBIng, 8enfiFnton unh aap8 3r
@eiunobeit Der Bdfe 8otpen0ae @roBe 8nd6fen braunen Die Bad.
er5eugniNe oes gbeis, rid9c gisidrdnfc entbatten bic Geltadfen Der
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-27
uneriffc amf Ole St0St
CHIHUAHUA e~rncucrt!

or 8afo. In., 27. g}op. - 9nut
ferner eingetrofienen g1adri6ten bat
gila ON 5onuntaq ieine 4ngrifie
altf oie Stont Gbibuabua mie0er
crneuert uno beige agenten Der
gunOesreoteruri1 fno popon iibers
8eugt, oaB er aud belite pic0eruut
Ole 6ta0t araegriffen Bat, uflo oaB
Ger enti9eioungsfaupf nod tobt
Gs lit iider, nab 8iaas 9ruppen
nod immer bic Staot e%infreilen.
gtan iogt in eieien areiien poraus
Dab 8iau mad Der ginnabme Der be-
laaerteu Staot iid iofort auf ben
Wnrid nad 5iares begeben miro,
0os pom benz 6auptteil ieiner Gar.
niion, methc General Treoino st
pulfe aeionot mor0en lit entbIobt
pur0e. 8egemp1rtig itebefl nltr
nod 300 Ntnrn 8egierungstruppeli
in Oieiem Dihtigen Grt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-27
HirAcncQcr feicrt
icin Fahrenheit!

Ger airaendor Der 0eutIhpn ia.
tboEfhen ct 5ofYbsfirhe feiertg
5onntag oos sSc4 Der bl Gaelic
Der 8atroniH pes stirdetgeianges
Morgcns gulsen iodhreno elnes
feierliden @oftrs0iea.es bic gtit.
gIieoer bes ebcrs gerErinidnftIid
5lsm 5iide 0es Serrn. Qater 9ar-
fus belt 0ie 5~eitpreOigt uber oi.
bote 8ebeutung lue Nilr0e 6es
firhlidlen @eiangs un0 banfte Den
giitglie0ern bes Gbors fiir ibf treut
IND nnetgenAipqe Sdtiafcit, Yin
4beno iaHo i'm 5duIhmiic Der Or.
meinoe Elm 8oniett 5u ebren 0ee
.Gbors itatt oas bon Den Derbeirate.
fen Wiitglieoern 5u6ereitet lDuroe.
Ger Bfarrer Der @eInein0c. Batter
&ocifIfus, ionie ieine aifilientea,
8ater Warfiis mo Batter Cornelius,
iparen 5ugegen uHo bielten nebeu
mebreren Mitglicoern erbebenOe IN.
ipraden. Gie Grgnnitin, Sdweiier
Heniloes. %erfrente bic @ditc nit Wu.
Itf~Dortrdgen mo Is MURDER ihoiiC
2ieoer geiuHgeH. &crr NenD "a.
ipabfi lit Der Dirigent Des lettings
fabisen gbors. aui Den bic ct. So
sepBs eemetlOe ebt tols 1T
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-27
Beabfic6tiot Sliio
nadb sem uorSpcl!

Rem gort 27. g1op. - qapitdll
RanoIb antnolon. Der Gntoeder 6ea
Sil0pols. meld)er beute auf ben
0ampfer drieorif Der Afrte bier
.eirtrai filnoigte an. oaB er beub.
iidtigt in einem aeropIan nah Dem
3or0pol 3u fllegen.
Sem 9lo 1T. in einein ieet in
GorlDeaen I'M 9au beariffeueh Sdiii
Inn Sabre 1918 Dem Qor0pol ID
nabe Ipie MIR moglid gu gelanqert
uuo Damn Die gieittrede IN einar
4eroplall. oen CT IN aalerifa fau.
ZEN mill 3urilt5rIieaen. @r erfldrt,
CAB e. moglidJ lei IN einein Hero
plan cine Strede ben 300 atflome.
tern in elmer 5turoe 3l~rId5uIegen.
wdbreno 5dlitten 3pel Aofen fiji
Oteielbe entfernung 0ebrauhen mir.
0pr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-27

rtmdniiden Streittr1ite, Die iid'
nod in Der Gleiuen 8aIlohei befiH.
Den, einqeitopielt. gutfareit gibt
5u, Dob iit Die rumdniiden Sruppen
Ron Scr 9lt in 6itliher Rihtimg
striid5ieben mtBten. 8erubt Der
offisieac 0eutihe 8cridt auf 8obrs
belt. bonu beherriden Die 6elitiden
%erbiinoeten iebt Den 2Guf Der o.
nan in elmer SGnge bon 800 gieilen,
Bon ben iibriseR SrOuteu.
Berlin, q. Roo. (5lmtenberiht(
-5ran3ofi6e Streitfrdfte on Der
Somme beriutten einen ~lleberfo1
auf uniere Steaiinaen in BEN iiio.
Iihen Geil oes ct. &ierre &odit @e.
b0l3es. Gle Ginqen obne borberge-
gangene artiacriitihe @orbereihin.
gen gum angriff iiber plroen ie
ood 0urh oas pernihtenne 6erer
unierer
surildgetrieben. I'm Den ilbriqeu
Geilen Der CONNIE 5runt fam es
MIR gu tIeinen Shormiieelu.
CejtIid bon ct. g1ihieI alma Elm
fron8ofi6er Streif8uq qeqen uniere
Shabenqrdben in Die Bride,
2on0on, 27. Sob. SSr Der
Rodburidoft non Ga gaiiee fam e
lctte gtott 81 lebbofteu grtiaerie.
aefehten. an Gem ilbriaeH 3cil Der
britiihen 5rout ober berrihte Rube.
9aris, 27. gtop.- Bel 8our uno
in Der ltmqegeno bon 8ououmout
entrpideIte Die feinolide artiaerie
pergangene stadt pieoer Iebbofte
1dtigteit.
8uIgariide @egeumertffe IN Dem
Gerna @ebiet nuroen bon Den Ser
ben abgeifIa9en. Die StaIieuer
modem 6ortlhritte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-27
Die ~ltrI0cbcn Scr
9rC6en Gcmcrmno!

Chicago 81. q. Gou. @p.
funobeitsfommiiidr 4obertion Bad
heute in grfnhrung gebradt, Dab IN
bieiigen aitblipai9ern glabrunqsmit.
tel I'M 8erte bon $S5O00,000 duf.
geitapeIt ftnb. sSIl 3lpei aiblIpeiheru
fano er cine ungebelre Menge Der.
oorbener Ger. bic bereitg felt ilber
einem Sabre bort ~laaerten. Ger
itdotiiden CrOinors 5nfolge ourfen
2ebensniitteI niht longer als 10
Waonate in &tiblipeihern ouf6euabrt
peroen. Inter oieier 0r0innns
miiiien IS 8ubnuagenlaomgeu 81.
er. Die ieet Don Dem eierf0nia IN
&~nblr1unlen aufbetDabrt uer0en oui
ben Morft forlnter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-27
Gn9lanS ~pcrwejoert
SItcrr. BctIcbGfter
iicberes 6elcite!
Die SoppeImpnnrdlie mAk in ben
Ser. StnGtrn Obnc ueneu BOT.
idafter fertia iDerocu.

Sonoon q. g1oD. IS miro
beltte offi5iea mitgetaiIt, Dab Die brt
Itiite Acgierurg Dem nuien otter
reidif6. @ctihoiter III
8oibinaton, @rof Sarnow.T arnon.
Isti, fem freies @elett eep1bren
miro. Der amcrifaniihe Botlhnftcr
am 2onooner Soie gibt OH, ons
iidere @cIeite miro oesbaIb niht &C.
eeben, lpeiI BON Den 3entraIm1hten
'OieIe CUNT frii6er mibbrouht NOR
ben lei, mo 6ob Oeren 8ertreter
ntdJt in rein oipIomatiider grt uno
8eiie in neutrnlen 2du0ern offre-
.oitiert fino.
8aibmgton, ". g,ob. eng
.lanes 8eiger1mq Dem neuen otter.
reidiih ungariihen 8otfbofter
freies @cIeitc gu geben bot in bic.
iigen offi3ieaen arelien ueberra-
idung beroorgeruicn. e. miro IN.
ociien berporgeboben. Dab Die Bun.
Oesregiermg in 0ieier SinIift nidts
tim Tonne.
DoS Stoatsoepartement batte bic
aliierten in Seuntnis geiebt. oaB
Elm nellar 8otlhofter ser 0oppel-
monnrdie nod @nibington fommcn
peroe, bate cher nift UNI freies
@elait nahgeiu9t. Die @eigerung
Dem Giplomaten Elm iolhes gu ge.
ben, aber miro in 0iplomotiihen
arciien ais uuboflid be8eidnet. aber
nidt ols cine 8cleioigung. ipethe If.
garO pel6e Geumidelungen uo6 fd
3ieben tonnc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-27
B~ck0nntfna

gnt 0~ieastaa, ben IS. Qopembcr
Hn6et im @ailic 5ilb0it-ede 36. uue
6rauflin 5troBc cine g-eriteioerlmo
ron Dlo9cln Carpets. alei0nuas.
itildcn Naidlc mo ionitiaesu ail.
dengeratc geget baares @elo 5tott.
es tit pieieS otc Sinterlailenidofi
Der in Dol 1916 oeritorbenen SEroli
eliiubctb Stroebes. 6rerioe ur6
8efannie oeriel6eu ipnie onoere. Die
lid 81 beteiliacu miiniden, Iiao cr.
iHht itd om 2iensiaa gadunittan
i'm A2 lt1r pilnftiid einsaftuOen.
Vtan pebne Die @arnep 5trohen.
bofn big 81 6ranflin mo qple
oaan 0rei 9lods mcftiih.
" s. 8retbus,
Observation-Disclosures
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-27

Der geitriee Boil oe5 Deutideu
Snllomebrbereins mar redyt gut BE-
iud)t, uriD Die IeiIne9mer analiier.
ten itd] por3ngIid.
Der Sii0 Cm1ba Blatfeeinhc
8ereIn bielt 5ohrtog nodmittog iei.
nc regelmabise SerinGmlnng ab; 10
faiiIetr mir bic I1nieltocn Bcidaife
5nr grlc0ialing; 8luei neue Witglie.
Der wurDea mlgeiloElluer.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-27
u6tmme, Omaha
Cannmeb sDcrein!

aaen aanleraoen 5lir gto6rihf.
oaB an ganfiaauiastag Der Gnrgr
Gonntp Gon1mebr gerein in ia.
piaioH iein 5tiftungsfeit feiert. IS
lit Der Aunidl 0es gctonnfen Der
Gins, oaB Der Gmaba 2anciDebr.
9ercin fA 10 5nblreif ipie moqIid)
oqran bctciIigt. Sir 5trnBenbobn-
gerbin0una lit beiteHs qeiorgt.
emiI afbot Sefretdr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-27
Gin le6enoer 3artcp frsi.

Cur 5ricr oes Ganfiagunosiaees
sibt bic 4alatc CLOTHING so. Ode
IA. mo DorGIas CTR, init jfoem
Einfnui eipos 8lepeh An5igcs ooer
ll~ebet5iebers I'M 8erte BON SIS Ell
men I%eheioigcn Sltrfcp fpitclirei
8enh man Die bofen Stoiten oes
Inrfeps IN oieiem Sabre in &c
tradt 5iebt, muub man 8ugcben, baB
Dies cine bodit li6crole Gfferte 1T.
0ieielbe lduft am QaHflagungsiogc
ab.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-27
q. dn6n @rnnhria herlnht

9. 5o9n 9ran0eis, 5obn Oes
p%eritorbcHen artbnr @rnnocis bat
fid init 6rau NooeIaine Grant Bon
Gan 5ranfisco Oerlott mo miro
iid I'M 5riibiabr init oerielben Der.
mobien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-27
2OO g%lntpmpbile perbrnnnt.

ct. souis, @io. q. ytob. Sci
einem 5euer ioeIdles beiite ntorgen
Elm aroBes 2~aaerbaus elmer Speoi-
tionsfirmn eigldiderte. fDarOen 200
in oenielben Iagernoe automobile
init Derbronnt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-27

Cos aneeles. Gal, 81. Qop.
6rau Sne3 Mi!boaor0, Die befounte
6iibrerin in Der dronenbemegung
lit bier 5nmsraa nodt e%eitorben.
Die Qeihe miro 5ir 8eiIebnng mad
g!efp gorf nberfiibrt mer0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-27

Sn Dem Snmstogberidlt ilber
Die @ebnrtstagsfeier BON nGnfcl~
5ieb DeraaBen mir su beri9ten oob
Dem 4dtggidbrigeu cine pradtige
Meeridoumpfeife gum @eIfeut ge.
mad]t wlirbe. @err 5ieb mar ibcr
Die ihone 5penoe nngenebm iibers
raidt uno BerIprnh 0ieieIbe l4ltaer
III ebren su hnlter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-27
seirsn gcrIehnnnen erleaen.

glc9 Moran. 22f9 California
Ctr. mcIfer am Is. Qob. Gde Ia.
un0 gIorf CTR. 5miiden 5iuei eos
tomotiben aertet. lit 5amstng ieiuen
8erIebungen crlegeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-27

- JT7NT~TVVTTFFFT ~VTTT ~
Serrn 9ahs 4Seib IT,, 5obn 0es
groumgiters 5uns BeiB, purOe onl
.Iesten Sonntog in Der ct. 5olepbs
Stride getnHif. Ser anobe erbieIt
Die Banner BiIbeIm Seinridg no6l
Dem 0eutihen 2erriber uno 0eiieE
gruoer. Das freute Den potrioti-
iden @robpapa Sans Beib gar
mdnnigIid. Moge Der neue Groen.
beuobner 5ur 6reuoe IeiHcr GItern
beraI1Dodfen!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-27
5ar reiIt nah Ger
r~nmdniicbcn 6rcnSe!

Gonoon, q. 9toD. Cine bon
aopenbaeen bier e~ihgetrofene Dope
Idle. ponad 3ur glitclaiis in &icu
eingetroffen 1T uno lid uon bert
nod Der umdniiden @ren5e begeben
miro, INN nit zen peerilbrern Der
aaiierten SIT beroteu, bat bier gro.
Bes Sutereiie berpotgerifeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-27

Gin Gciie aoro gortbcIifIes, 6es
engliiden 3eitlMasmaahnfcn, 1T az.
faaen, 0em Gnfcf faun 0os nidlt
palllerea- Der bait 60 3uor aish
mt Dem 9dsentnm aber MIR mii
benz agaulbeloentnm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-27
Der PnfsfcnO.

eSh Der gffire Ser 1ribire einae
loufei fir bic oeltideii 8ihuen nuo
Maiien Der gef1lenen arieqer. bon
Aoulu 6atIt, Denper. Sol S5 90
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-27
Sirfrr gr1tsn ad
&nmdnirn binril
gniorrif aibt il, Sah nd biz rumd'
niideH SrnpueH peifer Oitlid
DBR Der Wit 5~nrif5ieben.

8utarcit q. gou. - CffBiea
pirO beiiatiet ooB iid bic an llier
Der Alt uno bel Sopolos itebenoen
rmoniinen Sruppen tpeiter oit'
mdrts 5nriidge5ogen baben.
Berlin 81. Sou. (5unfenberiht. }
.Scttiae offi6iaae Acknowledgements.
IL hciaacIL OaB Ocitihe uno oiterr.-
una1riihe Srunpen urter Dem BE.
iebI oes baneriiAeR Generals 9raiit
L. Ielmcaimem su beioen Soften
0er VII Don 4or0en aus IN Aumanlr
en- pororingen uno ben 5eiuo ans
ocul 5opolos Giitrift perttieben ba.
ben.
Gie Staot aleronorio. fnopp 80
Mtcilgn in0llm BON 9utoreit gelcgen,
lit non 3eutideu uno 0eiterrei6s
llaaarn beieet poroen. 0eitlid BON
1iapeni. 1ltlid bonn IltfliiB, bot
iid oas Idflii6c SnfuHterieregimcnt
90. fS2 IL berporroaetoer 8cIie
bon Sem Ieitmart 5el0artileriere.
aiment nnteritiibt, bel etuem Sh1rm
angriff ausge5eidnet. Die feinoll-
den 2inien muroen 0urhbrohen,
nno 5ebn iein0lide Cfii8iere ionic
400 Roun d~erieten in 8efangen.
ihaft. 4nBer0em murOen pom I'M.
irrcn Jntspen Z Neutrality-suspicious.
erobert.
81 Dem 9e0n 4bihnttt bdben nm
iere 1rlDDen su bei6en Sciten bon
Aleronorin peitere 5ortihritte ge.
madt.
Bon Iurnit Seperil Sleine 8al-
Iuhei, baden uniere Irltppeu, Die.
sur Eriopa @ruppe oehorteH. IN.
iioliher Gihtilna 5uriifgeorangt
Sort ober miro linen Dnn un6eren
1rupenteiIen Der @eg oerfeet. Der
peldiageue Gciio, Der ln~getpohnlld
iHpere 8erlitne erIitt, berlor an
IS C~ffi5ieren uuo 1900 Wionn. Stu
6er0enl mnroen pon ms erbeutet 3
@eifltbe. 27 nit Munition nnge.
iaGte gSaaen uno 500 nit 2ebens-
mittcfu belaoene 8aaen.
Huliiihe Gapoaerie un0 Snfoute-
rte Dernuhte, in Der Gobruoidd i'm
iefe 9iuien ourd gcfpoltige 4ngriffe
All IprenacrL. @ulgoriihe 8ataiqone
inIiaen oie 4ugriffe nb..
lie Gpnaiarmee bcfinoet lid m1f
sem gpartarlh uno Der r1tm1niihe
aioeritaao bridlt aIImGblid 5uiam
nesl.
1ofia. q. Iob. Gas ariegs
ant meloet bcrfe ndfmittag 9eltt-
Ihc IND bulqariine 8rlippen orbei.
ben Sano in 5ano mo treiben Den
scii0 iii Rumdaien Dor lid Der. GsI
iuafcn bnlaoriidc abtcilnngen bic
Nen 9onouiibergauq nabe Sitopo
bcrDerfifelIigten uno Bitbllng NIT
Den grnppen 5altenbaDns erhielten.
GunmiBa ipnrSe bon ben 8uIaoren
Qcnoalnlclt. 0ort iief ben SiegernI
cine unermebIine geute, meiitens
Gstreioe. IN Die 6dn0e.
Eefrograocr Berift.
Getroaro0, n. NoD. Die fid
Dor ben yeinOen 5uriid3iebenoen Gus
nidnen mohen bon Dem @eldnoe,
0os fih alisoe5eihnet CUR 8ertei0i.
gltnp eignet a~iseiebigen @ebrauh
un0 bertcioiqen iih aufs mtBerfte
4ah0em Die 1entihen ben Gonau-
iibergung berperfiteaigten, iteIlten fiel
geobohtungspoften ST. beioen Seiten
bee 8ebe 6Iaiies aus uno bnbenI
5teInngen 8mlFhen 8nIent uno Hr.
FpD1tpaoe einaeHonmen.
syn Der norofihen 8oaadeiI
f0nrrnt es m Der goblo gitI3i uuo
Ser Erabobn Inl Region 5u fort
~nabrenoen bibigen @efedten. 6es
aIieden aud in bem 8rogosbeIe
abidnitt.
9pn6Ou blGf Srabiaf.
aouDon, 2T. 9ob. - Die 0eut
inen. olterreid lineoriihen uno bul
gariihen Streitfr1fte iii R1manien
ofinqen IN a~unfdrien maoufhaltiam
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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-08

~ uOI -ldhlIlS 50 many VIII LuIOWS
as he did a month ago.
The Cub pitchers are so good right
now that an error now and then is
not going to cause as much trouble
as it did month ago. The attack of
the team, if there is any variation in
it at all, should increase in strength.
Cy Williams and Tim can be counted
onto maintain the pace they have
set so far, and Safer should take on
a few points.
Packard pitched a one-hit game
against the Braves, despite the fact
that Stallings had eight right-handed.
batters in the game. Gene was very
tight in rough places. Once the
Braves had a man on second with
none out following a bad throw by
Zim, but there was no count.
With EVers out of the game the
Braves do not look powerful. The
team lacks its natural fight and de-
termination. This is another argu-
ment against the suspension of play
ers. It hurts the team without Sc
verely Furnishing the athletes. A sys-
TEN of fines would be much more eff
fective discipline, as the punishment
then would fall directly on the player.
At present all the burden is borne
by the club owner, as the athletes
salary goes on while he is on the
bench. And the fans are prevented
from seeing in action the men they
pay their money to watch.
Bad baserunning caused the Sox
to lose the, second straight to the
Yanks, but three runs being manu-
featured out of Is hits, among them
a couple of doubles. The SOx were
also handed three passes and the
Yanks made two errors.
And bad baserunning is nothing
new for the ROwlands. It was a bad
feature of their work at home, even
in the midst of their tOppy winning
streak. At that time it was over
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OuG inning yesterday the OOA udu
men on first and second with none
out Weaver beIted a double to left
field. The man on second scored
easily, but the runner who was on
first was also waved toward the
plate, where he was thrown out. And
the SOX only got one run that in
ming. If the runner who was on first
had been stopped at third the SOX
would have had a run, men on Sec
and third with none out, and E. Col
Inns, Jackson and John Collins COM
ing to bat in the order named.
Punk stuff!
Later Ed Murphy was sent on to
run for WOlfgang when the latter
reached first. Felsch hit to left.
Murphy suffered at second, then
made a try for third and was nailed.
He could have made it if he had con-
tinUed to run and had not hesitated.
The best excuse for this is that
Murphy, naturally one Of the best
baserUnners and finest offensive men
on the club, is kept on the bench so
much that he has forgotten the lOca-
ton of the bases. Murphy is no
bOnehead.
FeIsch hit five safeties, and Wea-
yer, SchaIk and Wolfgang two each.
Jackson beat out a bunt. John Col
Inns got the 18th wallop.
It is PitifUl the way Ty Cobb is Slip
ping. He is liable to quit in disgust
most any day because of his punk
showing. All he could do yesterday
was knock a homer and two singles
in four times at bat Witt and Cove
leskie also made three hits off My
ers, Mack's young star.
-Beebe held Boston to four hits in
seven innings, but Red SOx won off
Bagby. Speaker started two double
plays.
Washington made five errors, ST.
Louis beating Walter Johnson easily.
Plank gave five hits.
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The Cordova daily times., 1916-01-28
FRISCO BOXERS DISREGARD
 THE LAW

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan1 27. - Not withstanding the fact that the voters of California expressed their disap- proval of professional boxing and voted if out of existence at a recent election. the professional four-round promoters are disregarding the law and continue to stage the four round affairs just as of yore, without any apparent disposition on the part of the authorities to interfere.
 Out and out professionals such as Willie Meehan, Willie Hoppe, Lee John. Charlie Miller, Bob McAllister, Frankie Jones and others have been seen in action at the regular weekly bouts which are staged every Friday night If bona fide amateurs have boxed in shows at which these men have appeared, the Pacific Associa- ton of the Amateur Athletic Union has big house cleaning on its hands, and the inaction of this organization in regard to the matter has been the source of no little criticism.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-01-28
SAL [ OF L|JUOR ID
 INDIANS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 27. - A dra matc story of the governments fight to stop the sale of liquor to Indians is outlined by Cato Sells, commissiou- CT of Indian affairs. So well have the efforts of the Indiap service succeed ed, he said, that the traffic virtually has been broken up.
 Not only has the government cut the sale of liquor To Udians on reser- yations and elsewhere, but in one In- stance it has made a fifth of a state dry through enforcement of sixty year-old Indian treaty. Older treaties are being studied now to determine if saloons in other territory partly pop ulated by Indians can be closed.