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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28
&iebe 1eine Seinoel
@ie bic Seutidem aatbulifcn aiebcstbatisfeit an iben Seinben Hbsu. -
Die frhidw ariessbiiteae in Yaoerburm. = Observation-Disclosures
seeliursc. Sublucroicmte Nmerfcnmmns mabrbait driiGben
@irfens.

ballell, uno Dies geidjab al molld)eil
Srten aus fird)lid)en Witteln. 0llrd,
Die eritc Mntrportidrift gegen oas
i~rau5oiiide S%dm1bbud) ga glterre
allenlanoe ct lie catbolicisme" lit 81
ilen pieleidt Scr Nume oes Yoberbor-
iler Eroieiiors Goienberg befannt.
9ieier cifrige @efangeneniceliorger
tat cine Samnlluna fron5oIiifcr @e-
ian9enenpreoi9ten brlden loiien, Die
es peroienclt, I'M 6cilloeslano geleIen
SIT meroen, nno gibt alBeroem cine
rellgioie @efan9enen 3eitidrift
.9iell ct legliic" berals. Mllh eng.
hide. fran5oiiife uno plGmiihe @e.
betbild)er iiir 6efongcne bat Die $50.
performer Stellc bergeitelt uno Der.
tbeilt. Sir Die poluiit,en llno ruiii-
ld]en 8efangenen permittelt Die pol.
niide MbtbeilunG bes Nrbeits.glls.
ifuiies &atboliifer 0ereinigungen
5ur @ertbeilung bon Seieitoff in Ser.
lin (@ilbelmitraBe 80 bie notbiger
Bidder uno 3citidriften. ginen
~Hildblid uuf Nos critic Subr ieiner
4%riegsdrbeit" peroffentli6t bieIer
IlisidplB in Ser 3eititriit nGaritas"
Greiburs 1916, Sobrgang II, Seite
143 biz 146).
Tinansielle Nufiuenbnnsen.
Ger f~inan5ielle g~uftpano fir bie
friegsgefangenen Seinbe belief iih
bis Nopember 1915 in Baberborn
aui 100000 Warf; popon iiber 49,
600 Murf fir Eager tnteririisungen
iiber 5000 Warf fiir ein5el.llnter,
itiisuns nnb ,sesen 5000 Iarf fiir
Mlltllsfpiteit, 8ebetbiid)er lino ,Gbn.
lif)es benorbigt mlroen. Die gleid)-
5eitise 8eiammtiumme Der fiber go.
oerborn mir beiltid,e 8efaneene i'm
Mllslanb oermitteltcn ltnteritiislln-
gen betrle MIR menig itber 1000
Mtarf, B. +. MIR 70 Gro5ent Der an
Die Seinoc permittelten @elbcr. Ra-
tiirlih iino Die @eIber aus ben Der.
ihiebeniten Gucqen ~geiloiicn. gber
nidt p~cridnpiesen ioll perbcll, bab
Der alerus ser 9ioSeie Yaberborn
uaein cine Spenbe BON 10000 Warf
Der 3riegsbilfsIteIle 5ltr @~erfiigllng
geiteQt bot, mdbreno meitere Slrn-
men burh cine u, aIlen 9ioaeien Der.
anitaltete 4irfenfollefte suiammen.
gebraht tpatrben.
@obIperbiente 9nerfennnnsen.
Gold ,uabrbaft 9riftItdes @irfen
Der Getnbesliebe nnibte bus Sera bes
Grtsbenspaptes nit Bober Sreu6e
erfiiuen. limb besbaIb bat g. 8.
Hapit 8eneoift XIV. ben 9aoerborner
Sberbirten al,h mebrfah ollsee5eify.
net bur6 bolopolle 9riefe inb burh
Die Serleibung bes pdpitlifen 8olbe.
men Weoaile. @benio erbielt alif
Der SelbpropIt Ser Mrmee, 9iifof Or.
Soeppen, elm Shreiben bes &aroinuI.
StaatsiefretGrs bonn q. Hopember
1915, morin bieier Die @nerfemuns
|, uno ben @liidlpunih bes 81. 8aters
oafiir ausipridt, baB in 3eutiblunS
10 rege Irbeit in ser Wilit1r. Seel.
Jorge getban miro iinb 10 uieI Sriit.
lihe Siebe aud an ben gefangenell
Teill0eu" aciibt miro.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28
Gin perjtopfter 25rper mnf gcreinigt
tner0cu.

sie tuerbcn finbcn, bab Or. Sings
Sem 2ife YiQen elm selinoes, nber
tpirfunssbolles %abfiibrmittel iino, nm
Die llnreinisteiteu aus benz 8orper gu
treiben. 9urh 8eritopfuns ipiro bas
9lut> pergiftet; Sftpinoelanfdue,
8auigieit. Vimples unb elm idle6ter
Seint Iino bic peinlihen Scleen. Cine
9oiis Or. Sings Stem 2ife Piaen
beutc Ibenb tpirb mor9eu frIb eiren
frcien, polli9en Stubleang perurs
laden. Sci Sbrem Gpotbefer, 25
Gents.-In3eise.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28

Tiafallener aleinbabnen, nGmlid,
100000 So; bel ben Sniterburger
8leinbabnen iinb es 44S 900 81, bel
ben Wtemeler $500 80. Scr Sdu.
Den an Der Slesfoer &lcinbabnen
miro oui 256,00O W. uno bel ben
Spder uuf 504, 700 %. ecid)Gst. Die
&leinbaDnelt, Die erbeblide Torent.
iddoisungen erbalten baber, limo
iammtlif ipieoer in getrieb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28
8anie uno Gier nus @miEih.pulen.

Oie amtlIte NanoeIspeIle berltider
Embellishments in &aliib lit, ipie
Die Sonoelsfamnler ans Berlin NIT.
tbeilt, nit Der @eidniiurg iin0 Ser.
laSung bon 8Gniel uuo G!eru in Dem
belesten @ebiet Ruiiiid. Holcns be.
traitt woroen. Gie 3ntbeilung bon
@dnien on belltide glbncbmer finbet
baird Die 2anowirtbittafts &ammer
fir Die Propiu5 9ranbenbure, Die
3llrbeilung BON Giern bur6 Die Gen.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. itatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28
Smgeno fiat feline Snaen6.

Ger 100 Sabre aIte @iqiam Mc.
9ormtf. 10 miro ans Gliiobetb, %.
s., berihtet, iab iih s%enotbiet, lei
nem 6~0idbrigen Sobnd)en lpegen IN.
geborisen, reipefttpiorisen 9etragens
cine Sradt Nriigel 81 perabreihen
utb i'm barl bem 8erift 81 iiber.
liefern, rpoielbit Ser Sii,r9ling slt
iiinf Sagen @ef6ngniB perurf1eilt
mlrbe. ga, Sugeno bat feline gu.
aen6!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28

brad)te man bas madere W%aultbier
nad) Stalien 5uriid unb Die glrtiaeri-
item bielten es in gbrerL %erIparten
inn Die itpperite Irbeit un0 gaben
linn @rtra. Tationen. 9htn bot bos
alte CHER, bas einem Resiment bon
Wteiiina seborte, ieinen Solootentoo
aefllnhen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28
@irfens.

plpItlIpl ~ StSNApNih "ANS~
bon Der tbeologiid)en Safilltat all Der
llniperiit1t in S~reiburg (SaoenD
gibt .aatboliid)c Wonatsbrieic" sur
@ertbeioisung beutider uno fatboli.
iher ,sntereiien I'M @eltfricgc fer.
aus. Ger in nnierc Sdllbe gelallg.
TEN 9tr. 3 entnebmen mir n~adntebenoe
gusfiibrungcn iiber Die firhlife
aricgsbilishelle in Taoerborn:
Die 9oNerborner Stellc iumlnelt
Momen bon @crmiBten, iiber melt)e
bis1er altf Dem @eee iiber Die 8otbe
areus@ Bureaus l,no Die 2ager-8ont.
manbanti,ren nid)ts Sl erfabren rpar.
Sicie Namen pereinigt lie auf ge'
brildten 9iiten uno ldBt Nun oielc
9iiten in iamnltlid)en oelttiden &c
fangenenlagern ouflflagen. Die De
iangenen merben ioOarm gebeten, Die
9iiten burd)ytlcbeu mo, faas ,ibnell
iiber Sic bort @enannten ct1pas be.
FAINT lit, Dies ourd) lire geboroe
ser &aoerborner Silfsilelle mit5ll'
tDeilen. Mili bieic @eiie 9eIuilnt
man baltiig pom belt W%itfanlpferlL
sic bcn @erluibteu buben ialem, tier
ben oOer b~egrabeu meroen iehenL iene
Natridten, sic Den amtlid)ein Srga.
,ten iclbIt unbefannt geRlieben poren.
@ermikten.N adtueis.
sm gall5en mlrben bis Nopember
1915 lit Gaberborn ia 2liten nit
iiber $4,000 engliifen, iran5oiiiden
mo belgiiden Narncn ~bereeiteat. Or
lebiat miiroen bis babin irber 5000
iyGQc, BACON als lebelro ermittelt
iiber 1900. @iepiel Summer oa-
bl,rdJ g%eliuoert. miepiel EhrGnen oa'
oi,rd, getrofnet ,pcroen iinb, laBt lid
bcnfen.
Die Yuocrborner Steue begitii9te
iif ober nidt nit Dem &ermlBten.
Iadrpeis. Sdon Dor Ser gingabe oes
a~aroiralS ppn &oln, ulio ihon I'M
&crbit 1914, crhnt ser SiifIof Or.
StNllte iiir oic friegsaeian9enell
Yrieiter IN @eitialcn Die @rlaltbniB,
aiis ben @agern ms Haoerborner
Sran5isfanerI aloiter i%iber5uiieoeln.
Ger oalnolige fommanbierenbe @ene.
raj III Dfiimiter, gr5elen5 b. @iiiing,
s~urseit 8eneral'@ oupernelir bon Bel.
glen, bat Die 8itte iofort se4pdgrt.
Wande bon bieien prteitern .pl,rben
Sabur9 perpenbbar fir bic Seef.
Jorge.
seeIisrse fur GnslSmber.
Wo feine fran5Sfiifen @rieiter CUR
9erfiig,ng itanben, ii%bernabnen
beutife @eiitIi6e, meIfe Der frem.
ben Sprohen mddtig limo, Die @e.
fangenenieeliorge. @ie mir Ser
bofap'ite Serr giid)of auf anfrage
m~ittbeilen lieB, bat er nripriinglid,
BON lid aus Die @eiansenenieeliorse
M ieiner groben 3ioseie 81 regeln
angefangen. 0ieie lit ibm Damn aud
fir BEN 8ereih oes Z. Mrmeeforps
perblieben, pdbreno in ben iibriael
ge3irfen ser preuBiite Irmeebiif,oi
Ole Organization pornabm. Bel 0ei
INNER mehr annod,ienoen 3ubl Dor
@eiungcnen murbe CO idylieBlih logan
notbie, eigene Sagerfird)en 81 er
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28
SnbilGnm Der Soritdfabemie
Sbaranbt.

Sn bieien Sasen fonnte pie Be-
riibmtc Soritofaoemie in Ebaranot
auf ein bi,nbcrtidbriges 9eIteben gu
riidbliden. Bon elmer Seitr bate
man S(bitono acnommen, On idmmt'
lid,e Stuoierenbe inter Den Sabnct
unb Die SoriGle 9eifloiien lino.
9iIIeni6aitlid)er @riin6er Der @fa'
lit Seinrih @otta. sic lit por'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28

biIoIit ~seporben uro bat Den @lti
Oelititer Sorlnuiiienid,ait bltr6 Die
ganse @elt eetrueen. gu erpdbnen
1T, boB ol,db bas fiini3igiabrl9e Be
iteben oieier SodJitulc nid)t gcIelert
iperoen ~forrttc' es iiel in Die eriten
8ricgstagc Don 1866.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28

tim Die 9eute ioa oieie 5tpei DGbren'
mGnner" peranlobt baben, elm De
ItGnoniB abjulesen, lno Die ansiift,
fid bur6 ibr @eitdnoniB Strafloiig-
felt al iif)ern.
as ibeint, boB Die gonoe alit IN
Safe. Wettrennen operirt bot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28

dig 5eritort. Ser Sfnoen miro ol,f
ettpa $4,000 seid,Gtt. Gic ser.
itorte 6obrif ipar cine ser groBten
Diitiaerien in Suoiam. Gs perlat.
tet, Dob Ser StnSen ourt Ser.
iif)erung geoedt lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28
8rokfeuer in Snbiana.

Die Whirpbp 9iitiling Company
in Der Nabe bon @incennes,
SSS,to., bairh ein aus iinbefannter llr.
iad)e entitonoencs Seiier fait pollitdn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28
Mieien.V abnbui fir Chicago.

gaupIane fir ben aroBtcn gabn.
BOZ Der @eIt ,puroen Dem Stabtratb
bon 9bicago, ST.. bon Z. $. Wurf.
PrGiioent Der Suinois Central.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28
Sin Seeresifanbal in GnalanS.

Slopo George bat I'M Hnter6ouic
ellten S~elesentpurf eingebrabt, nm
ein 4riegsgerif)t einjuiesen, ba5 &C.,
piIie Inflasen gegen einen Dobcn,
8eamten i'm ariegsamt priiicn io1.i
Ware oieier Shritt nift setban NOR
ben, 10 miiroen mebrere @baeoronete
offentlib inn llnterbaiie auf bieie
Oinge bingepieien baben. Inter oen
Influgen geeen ben betreffenDen 9e.
omten lit, bob ieine Sanolungsmeiie
in gespiiien Grnec : Nlneelesenbeiten
niht olein our6 rationale Hiifiids
ten beeiniluBt gefpeien mare. Ole
Angelegenbeit bat natiirlid In mill.
tdriiden nno poIitiiden &reiien gro"
bes gnfieben semaft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28

Sn Iontana eiebt es cineu
Wilhs 6lub, Der aber MIR 8uiicr
entbdlt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28
1imac, ,pcm @eian9 9e9cben.
@elang peri6ont bas Seben,
8eiane erfreut baS Ser6.
Ssbn bat uns 8ott 9ege6cr,
3l1 Iiubern Cora uno Shmer3.

gHrtuabr Der, @cians 1T cine berrIide ea6e @otes; bic %s D e m !,
bers bic S c ii d en- lett Sabrtauienben bod99ciddst baben uo ns
folseoeHen baben ie cine Suue bon 2ieDern erionnen, fe ne ~ MA y 3 e
Iiebes Sir Wrssiobicn unb Serte bs @otsleoes itnb meit enTab
uno itlidt. sic beime IL IN BERN erten 9oun; re lenfen ~ ~ ~
Die Seee. pe Die erfcn 0ebetc, bic mar am SINE Der Wuiter lel"l n'
big ms bDhitc Iltcr MIDI. pergBt.
Ser 6eht Der mooernen Seit, Der l1ebersnn9 bonn 9anppert gum
Ialbinenberieb, Dos Sanen unb Saeen Der Neu5et, baben neoen ptelsn
anberen Ipblideu @ebrduden uno 8etpobnbeien pas. YpItsllsp ~
rnb bort perbrGngt por bod beeu SHege tart beetntranu8I
Smmerbin abt es acr in stobt ub 2uno nod &ice, Die bas Stn9en
nibt perkrnt unb nibt ocrsefen baben unb pelfe Die Setrebun9en' ne
aernudt >tperben, bas beutde @plfsleo bier5uanbe nn 81 beleben, mn
SreuSen besriben perben; Die Catholic Srnhng 20, lat 19 ehr
ihIoIen, bic Wdter bonn 6Dtlihen 8prt in Sehnp, gu, trathg III Der
2fleee bes WoIfslicoes su unterrisen, oamit oide Guene eoelnen DC
nuFes, unter ben 8 euti f 4merifaner II nidt 9dn3lht pentedle-
,Gus Dem 9ehnp 0crlaee bieten mir iest uusren 2dern uno Seutl6'
gmerifanern iberbaupt, smei gdnbe cimer Sanmlung bon peutlben
2iebern an. betheIt:
Qe1tt(6e @et(en
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-09-28


Aodblter 9
Hdnitdr @
FnlilSt. 81
hit reiner
8ildbriuert,
4dnht In |
NS'uro In 10
#NW fllpt I
gDer an s!er.
Inier WoiJ
pi.Hfie cni,
lem tabsu'
Iytrlit.
nuwtIIkEE
The Lamar register., 1916-07-05
Woman.

woman may be a fool. a sleepy
fool, an agitated fool, a too swfully
noxious fool, and she may even be
simply stupid. But she is never dense.
She's never made of wood through
and through. as some men are There
is in woman. always. somewhere, a
spring. Whatever men don't know
about women land 1t may be lot or
1t may be very little). men and even
fathers do know that much And that
is why so many men are afraid OF
them.-Conrad.
The Lamar register., 1916-07-05
Imitation Gold,

By combining ninety-four parts of
copper and six parts of antimony and
adding a small quantity OF magnesium
carbonate to increase the weight, a
substitute for gold is produced. This
alloy, It is said. can be drawn. worked
and soldered much the same as gold
and 1t also takes and retains a gold
polish. 1t can be made for about 25
cents a pound when its constituents
can be bought at normal prices.
The Lamar register., 1916-07-05
Honukonn.

Hongkong is not part Of the main
land OF China, hut Is an island Oh the
coast 1t contains about thirty square
miles, and has a population OF some
100000. The place was ceded to Great
Britain in IS4I. 1t has one OF the fin
est harbors in the world.
The Lamar register., 1916-07-05
It's the LIE.

Another mystery that will probably
remain unsolyed until the end OF time
is why a new policeman who is as
slim as a jacksnipe when he first puts
his uniform on soon acquires a paunch
that gives him the appearance OF a
dirigible balloon. New Orleans
States.
The Lamar register., 1916-07-05
Trust the Cabmen.

l trust a cabinet minister exactly as
trust a cabmsn. He is a man: and
there is no reason to suppose he is
mad. He is not generally SO enter
tanning as a cabman; but it happens
to be his business at the moment to
drive the political cab, and he will
not get us through the block any bet
ter because | am continually snatch
ing at the reins.-Chesterton.
The Lamar register., 1916-07-05
No Rest for Mamma.

As bedtime comes and curtains fall.
my irksome cares seem put to rout. as.
worn and weary into bed l crawl, from
my household duties tired out. But, as
snug between the sheets / lie, and
heavy lids have ceased to wink-from
baby's crib there comes a cry. Nam
ma. please det me dwink."
The Lamar register., 1916-07-05
Most Of Us Know Him.

DE man dat says dar amt no sech
thing as luck. said Uncle Eben, is de
kind Of man dat takes credit foh men
tai superiority when he ketches de
mos fish.
The Lamar register., 1916-07-05
Natural Gift.

Now comes somebody telling US
that debates should be eliminated from
female colleges Oh, let EN- alone.
1t is a natural gift as men know who
have married noncollege girls.-Hous-
ton Post
The Lamar register., 1916-07-05

~Ho Anew EonuOn thoroughly. places
about the worst and most forcible Ian
guage to be found In his novels In the
mouth of Smallweed. denizen OF the
purlieus of Chancery Lane ne,-London
Evening STANDARD
The Lamar register., 1916-07-05
cuItIxatIna liking for Work.

The secret of life is not to do what
one likes, but to like that which one
has to do; and one does come to like
tin time.-Dinah Muloch Craik.
The Lamar register., 1916-07-05
Mean Question.

She just kissed by him)-"How
dare you?" Papa said he would kill
the first man who kissed me-" He
How interesting. And did he do lt?'
Judge.
The Lamar register., 1916-07-05
snIInsssats to chaneey Lane.

"Billingsgate" is now scarcely
heard. we are told. at Bnlingsgate.
The epithet must be disestablished.
What shall take its. place? Dickens.
The Lamar register., 1916-07-05
To His Credit.

The chimney-sweep never reneges."
remarked the Observer of Events and
Things; he always follows SCOT"
The Lamar register., 1916-07-05

tnuusaL1s. IG- a.st u..o upu .A. d.
as acting for me. aII wnu' wan
above all else is yOu
An.r few bnss.ul moments had
uassed in silence. John added: IF
r.a were married before Ne sign the
deed we could make it Joint owner
ship What do you say
What she said was not audible, nut
lohu rightly understood it as an af
rr1uative answer.
lClpsrigut. 1915 by tire Mcclure Newspa-
per SyudiCateJ
The Lamar register., 1916-07-05
emerson.s poetry.

Emersons poetry is a peculiar SUB
Ject. Carlyle and Lowell. both emf
nent critics. did not condemn ii. but at
the same time they were slow to
praise IT, Dr. F. II. Hedge, who prob
ably knew more about literature than
either OF them. considered 1t poetry
OF a very high order. and Rev. WI.
liam Furness OF Philadelphia, when
someone spoke slightingly OF Emer
son as a poet. exclaimed: He is
heaven high above our other poets
Frank p. Stevens
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-26
FREDDIE WELSH {
ASKSFOR BOUT.
Promoter of Richie Nc Car
thy Bout Hears From ,
the Champion. :


No less an individual than light
weight champion Freddie Welsh. him.
self. is in line for bout at Rio Grande
park, under the auspices Of the new
athletic club. organized and handled by
Fred Winsor and sam Rowan. II pres
ent plans do not miscarry. Promoter
Winsor was the recipient Of a letter.
from manager Harry Pollok. OF the
lightweight champion. Wednesday af-
ternoon. asking that he look out for 4
date with the scrappy little Englishman
after the Ritchie-AIcCarthy battle on
November IL Pollok and Winsor have
been friends for several years and the
latter believes that he would be given
first chance in the matter Of dates If al
fight for Welsh was arranged in FL
Paso.
Right now the boxing fans are argu-
ing over a match between Richie and
Welsh over the 45 round route. to -
held in Tia Juana, Lower CalifOrn4z1
just across the line from San Diego'
Richie, in a recent communication 10
promoter WinsOr. asked that, in the
event he defeated Fighting Johnny
Mccarthy in this city on November II.
he be given a chance at Welsh Judging
from this. the FL PasO fans are in line
for some crackerjack matches II they
line up at the gates at Rio Grande park
on November II. TO witness the go be-
tween Mccarthy and Richie. as this
contest viii only be the initial one OF
series. y
Welsh. il seems. is a bit shy Of the
marathon route proposition. and also
because Of the enormous amount the
promoters Of the Olympic A c, in Lon
don. were compelled 10 give up 10
Richie on July %, 1914. when he won
4e 1.-Two
10 guarantee his old opponent the sum
Of $4,000 # ne viii step into the ring
for a battle over 20 rounds. and has
shown good faith by declaring that ne
viii make up any deficit Of the prkf
mOters in giving Welsh his guarance8
if the gate receipts do not come up to
the required amount
All of this stuff is OF course good
news for both Ritchie and Welsh, bur
it certainly demonstrates that the Cali
fOrnia boy Is aching for a chance at ~
title. Ii also illustrates the confidence
Richie has in himself and how he IS
willing to 90 the limit 70 obtain a fight
L TO win back his laurelS- Richie, &C
cOrding TO letters received by promoter
WinsOr. regards the Mccarthy match as
a stepping stone back to his former pO-
sition. and. from all indications. there
viii be considerable battle when these
two boys meet
Promoters Rowan and Wfnsor welts
out Wednesday afternoon at Rio GranlA
park, where the big contest VIII 70
held, and VIII go out again Thursday
10 arrange for the wiring Of the big
place for the night Of the bout The
park is an ideal location for the bout
il being a short distance from the heart
OF the city
Fred WinsOr wants II understood
that the gates would open at 7-30
o'clock and the first fight win go on Z
$50 sharp We are going to arraneka.
everything for the benefit Of the fanshJ
said Mr. Winsor.
stanton Cafe. H. y Stanton. sanitary.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-26

uouE material mere me ppul Sltulu
be a good one.
Allen Packs n Punch.
Potts Is clever and fast but lacks
a punch Little is known about Allen
here. but he is reported TO be more Of
a fighter than a boxer and Is always
tearing in on mis- opponent He has
won many Of his bouts by the knock
out route and evidently packs a real
wallOp in his right glove.
Tommy Livingston and Tommy
O-TO0le are TO meet chaplain Choiuard.
Of the 23rd infantry this afternoon, to
sign articles for the next bout at
Camp Cotton. Livingston issued a
challenge TO OTOOle from the ring last
Monday night and O'ToOle signified.
Wednesday. that he was ready 10 ac-
cept SO the meeting was arranged
O'TOOIe Has Fine Record
While Livingston Is better known TO
the local fans than O'Toole. the latter
has the better ring record O'TOOle
has beaten such men as frankie Burns,
Patsy Kline. Billy Allen and others
Of like cal5er- He showed a real ~gor
get EN- punch at Camp Cotton two
weeks ago when ne made his debut at
the expense of Kid Morley
It is likely that the boys viii agree
on 125 pounds as the weight as this
VIII leave both in fine condition How
ever If il comes to necessity. both can
make 10 pounds al o'clock and still
be in fine shape. Livingston has had
charge of Johnny Newton's training
for his last two bouts and is in dandy
shape right now
Both boys are members OF the Penn
sylVania national guard and both are
in the artillery, Livingston in the sec
0nd and O'TOole in the third regiment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-26
MARINES WIN
NATIONAL SHOOT
Penn. National Guard Ranks
Third in Premier Shooting
Event of the Nation.

Jacksonville. Fla. Oct. 26.-The ma
tional team match of the national board
for promotion Of rifle practice was won
here Wednesday by the United States
marine corps team. which scored 3047
points out of a possible $500.
The marines also won the united
service match trophy. bringing the
tournament TO close. The marines.
represented by a team Of &c men. took
this event with a total Of 1920 points
out of a possible $500.
- Teams Entered.
In the national team match. regarded
as the shooting classic Of the nation,
and in which So teams were entered.
the New York national guard team was
second with 3037 points and the Penn
sylvania national guard team with
3005 third The winning team OF L
marines got the title of national team
champion and the national trophy and
each marksman received medal To
the New York guardsmen went the Hi
ton trophy and 10 Pennsylvania rep
reseutariVes was awarded the bronze
Soldier Of Marathon
The event was started Tuesday and
consisted of rapid fire shooting and
shooting at 500 and 1000 yard ranges
Eight teams finished Tuesday. but none
made high enough scores TO get within
third honor.
The concluding stages Of the national
pistol match fired was won by George
W Cook. District Of Columbia civilian.
who scored 399 out Of a possible 42O
points First Lieut. NJ D. Snyder. third
infantry. Indiana national guard, fin
ished second with 393. and Corp. John
T. steele. T. :. NJ C. was third with
$50. There were 81 entries in this
match
How Other Teams Finished.
In the national team match the fol-
#HH ind he FHfHa rr-Hr nln 10 al 10
teams finished
Minnesota national guard. 1895.
Iowa national guard. 299G
New Jersey national guard. 1881.
Indiana national guard. 297S.
Georgia national guard 2972.'
California civilian. 1864
North Carolina national guard. 1852
Wyoming national guard. 294S.
Ohio national guard 2sf7.
Delaware national guard. 2946
District of Columbia national guard.
2933.
New Mexico national guard. 2s43.
Kansas national guard. 1898
Mississippi national guard 293O.
Colorado national guard. 1928.
California national guard. 1928
Maryland national guard. 1923.
Oklahoma national guard. 290S-
Florida national guard. 1906.
Tennessee national guard. 29S2
Indiana civilian. 2SS5-
North Dakota national guard. 2SS1-
Ohio civilian. 2SS0.
Washington. D g. high school 2S76-
Florida civilian. 1851
Missouri civilian 2S56
2s52
South Carolina Military academy.
2S39
West Virginia national guard. 1892.
Idaho civilian. 2S2S
Iowa civilian. 2S19-
Texas national guard. 2S05.
Arkansas national guard. 27g7
Michigan civilian $3.50.
Virginia national guard. 2772
Nebraska national guard. 2770
Kansas civilian. 1850.
Oklahoma civilian. 27I5.
Wyoming civilian 2913
Texas civilian. PIP
Minnesota civilian. $500.
Pennsylvania national guard. 3654
Nevada civilian. 2615-
South Ia kota civilian. 2577-
Maryland civilian. 257f
Utah civilian. 257f
West Virginia civilian. 1882
Georgia civilian. 1885
Arkansas civilian. PTS.
Alabama civilian. 1867
Florida Military academy. 1885