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The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-07
FOR RENT

- 1 FOR RENT
 FOR RENT Newly furnished and 9 room flats close in, $l5 and s29 per month. 4l4 Prospect. Phone 22S5. 12-5-1m ! FOR RENT Two newly papered four room cottages. Gas electric light and water. A ply AS Prospect Ave l2-7.tf i FOR RENT-,Iight housekeeping rooms. Phone 2l53. AT Qaapaw Ave. l2-5-lm FOR RENT Three room cottage on the mcuntain for rent Cheap 10 the right party Apply 4lS Prospect ave l2-7-tt | FOR RENT-5-room cottage. no school St, near high school building; eas water, lights and bath: to a per manent tenant, $l3 per month. Phones lIl1 or 2002 12-5tf FOR RENT -l5 and 9 room house fur. nishcd Apply 2l Wilmington.
 12-2-1w FOR RENT -5,room cottage city water, also well: electric light and gas, barn; rent $lo This is cheap rent Phone owner, 209. 12-2-1w FOR RENT-jroom house and bath all modern. fG5 West Grand Ave. Phone 1909. 12-2-6t FOR RENT-On Park avenue. 745 the Mocker house a frame building with two stories and basement; has eleven rooms, good porches bathroom: nt, ted out for electric lights, gas and water. A spring with fine water and large yard and barn Not furnished Rent, $25. On the same place on Magnolia street, cottage with three rooms furnished Has water, gas and electric lights Rent Sl0. For fur. ther information ap ly to St Johns place, 59l W. Grand avenue. 1l-26-tf FOR RI1NT-SmanIoa Iron and Mag nesia Springs, furnished cottages and matching apartments. Mineral mud treatment in the city, Park avenue and no Ravine street
 FOR RENT--Furnisheu and unfur- aished apartments, close in. IF Chapel. Phone 1973. 11-11-tf FOR RElJT-Six room cottage, ali modern conyeniences. IF Magnois St. Phone 665. 6-9-tf FOR RENT Nicely furnished 6 or 8 room cottage; rent reasonable. 5t9 Qua.aw 12-3-tf FREEZER HAIfl--Modero newly fur nished home like housekeeping apart ments Everything furnished s20 per month and up Phone 20--136 Ramble street. NJ. Wager. S-9-tf FOR RENT Ten room modern house Close in win give ease Rent reasonable. Wyatts Book Store.
 -------- .-----. TO-DAY we will gtve tree two Prin cess theater tickets to Miss Susie Kennedy 10l Hickory st., if she win call at the office for them, good for any show this week.
 LIGHT airy housekeeping rooms, one block from bath house electric lights: si.5O per week and up. PIG Court street Phone 1643. 7-14-tf nsszznHERRl zEsGsE2zsAs kzxazsEysM R THOS. h. DOHERTY H FURNISHED COTTAGES
 N Clean and Home LIke-S blocks
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The Sentinel=record., 1916-12-07

Administrator of the estate of T Nj
 Modlin, deceased.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-24

Mmistr,ki predSednik ie hodil ma kosilo
mani dunajski hotel notrauicm meStu MciS,l in
Schaden. to rcStavraciio ie priScl soboto ob
dveh popoldne dr.. Friedrich Adler Naroci 81 ic
kosilo ko je hl gotov. ic pladal. vendar pa ic
oStal Sc nekaj casa rri mili. \aposled je
vStal. hitrim liorak Sc ie pribliIal Stucrgkhu
i'll trkrat uStrelil mani Dvc kroeli sta ga zadeli
gavo i'll takoi j" hil mrtcv
Mani sta pania baron Achrenthal. brat raj.
mega zunanjcga mnStra IN Nrhovn natakar. A.
der jima ie iztrgal in oddal Sc diva strela vSlcd
cesar ie bill Aehrenthal lahko ranien ma nogi Od
vSch strani vrveli avSIriiSki in ncmSk GaStni-
ki. in dr. Adler, ki ie vidc, kaklcn ic pololai. ic
mrno deial
'Gospoda. natancno VEN. kai sem ~tor in
ne bonn upiral aretacj il
Ko so ga vpraSali. 2akaj jc Srclial ma Stucrg
kha ie odgovor
''To povcm SodiScu
Pororila praviio. da ic bill Adler vidcti mai
mirncjSi 6lovek vsei reStavracii Pozcjc ic "
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-24

J"N'I. da Jc nvrS atcutai IL politicnih razlogoy
k"r n' hotel Nu"rgh >kicat parlamenra
Dr Friedrich Adler c sin pc vSem >vctu zna-
mega yodcia ucmiIc ,ocialne dcmol.raciie y
NNirlll, dria. Nikioria Adlcria Cd Wade cenzu-
rlanl n "d Wade naibrlc Sc,tavlicn telegram
WIp"VrduJcl" N"nMrionalne reci nasprot m med
"ccl"m iu simon friedrichovcm radikalizm i'm
ianatnpu n " ujeg"vi hrclpornembmo>ti Y social
>ricni >trmki Imenuicio "a 'avstriiSkcga l.ieh.
tn"chta kakor da hi hila To kakSna psoyla. In
nap">Ied i" vmeSavajo opazkc. da ie ma ibrzc bla-
zen
Tekom >edanic vojnc 50 Sc y marsik atorem
vpra>anlH res poakzala ma>protna mnemia med o.
r"tom In NInom. Ali kar hi vdaa IL rega ra,la kon-
Nru'aIa, Nrudar ne pojd". Adlericv" dcianic ic
""t"vo iudiyidUalno Ne Ie nicgov ore ampak
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-24

ziv, kajti lie takal ie ma to- da ilpodrinc >voicga
bivSega Seia.
no Sc je Stuergkh vrnil cd ceSariu. ic male
tel ma splosen odpor; nit nenrSk ibcralc nIu nj
so hoteli izraziti zaupanja. NNak drugi drzavnik
bI bll takih razmeiah takol odStopil. Ali Kail
Stuerekh ic incl trdo lolo. kier ic bila przadeta
hlegova tastihlepnost. ON,al ie Ncznaca iuo>l me
ScanSklh Strank mu ie to omogocila
On Je nekaj casa igral komediio lakor da
mlsh res vladati parlamcntnm. Toda To nj ira
Jalo dolgo. Drlavui zbor ir b ppslau ma pucitni-
ee, IN Stuergkh je vadaI paragrafom H. To
Sc je ponavljalo doker nj bill zacctkom lcta 1914
parliament defnitivno poSla domu Od tlSe.a
casa hi bill wee >kiican
Soboto je bill ma grora >rucreha uprizoricn
atentat.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-24

Sploh nihce naihrIc NINA nic opraviti niim In
kar >c tee SocalIStiCne Siranke >ploSnem, ne ho
odobmvaa tega atcntata. kakor nobcucga ne Ali
zato nj trcba IL malih na>protii dcati ogr"mnih
rcci IN ralglaSdti Nma "a norca
Eric Adler. k ie b lc star. ic lclo talcni-
ran mlad mo- IN lc 10 mnogh >luGalih pokazal
Svoiim percSom. Odkar ic dovrSil Svoic Studiic
ic rcdno Sodclova "kamptu'' Iii nj LIST ne
XIII prcradikalnih Nocia>tov" kakor pravjo cen
zorjevi telegram ampak reviia nemSko avstri-
>ke Sor'l'St'rnc Strankc. katero pi>a dr.
Renncr, DR. Bauer, Perncrstorfcr dr. Max Adler.
llifcrdmg. kautSky. tud DIR. Niktor Adler l. l. d
Tudi INA raznlh Strankinih zDorih ic naStopal Da
ic njcgOva kri holj yroca kakor otetova ie ma.
raVno Ali popomnma nczmiSena ie trditcv da
lc bil laradi Svoie opoziciie nkliuGcn IL Strankc
evrop>kih SocialiStiCnih Strankah sc Zc prcnaSa
nckoliko >vohodc mncnia i'm beScdc.
Ntcnta Scvcda obzauicmo. Ne vcmo cc ic
Friedrich Adl"r pricakoval, da naidcio niegovi
Srcli odmcv po vSci Avstrii &c ic bilo to ME
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-24

GrOf Stuergkh ustrelien.
AGO, ILL.,, DINE "a. oKToBRA (ocToBER 1916.
LETO (VOL.) XII.

s"'o mncnjc, tedai jc bill nicgov motiv pemeni,
io'c So Je N'v"vaii "a v,hk ideal kajti da Sc 2r-
tvuJe, @ TEN nj mogcl dvomiti Ali zdi SO nam ola
Sc Je SvoIcm plitakovaniu mo,i
Steer Je natinu porocania marsikaj sum-
lJlvega Prv brzojavi atentatu so prSli IL Rer
I''" IfaNhl 81, kakSn" ogorcenie du vada ma Du-
HaJu |"per AdlerJa. Toda kmalu potem je prSla
vest ola lc bil IA cele uStavljen brzoiavni nro
met med Dul'ajem in Berlmom Zakai, Da ne hi
Berlnu i2vrdeii, kako ,no Dunajtan obsoiaio
atentat. NJ n boli verjctno da Sc je ma Dunoiu
Nehdar kal Zgodil", kar hi bill radi prkrili sve.
tu?
IL Rima res poroiajo da 50 bill veEki ne
mri
Toda ma Duaju in AvStriii sploh ne no re-
V"Incll" kdn MAJ uSpeSmo rebelira : praznim ro-
Naml Max" MAJ Sc HvrI revolucia ko 50 reei.
menti Nemtiji da jo zatru y Avstriii. in Y Av
>tnlI. da jo poteptajo ma NemSkemY
ten ic bila majbrza Adlrrieva zmota Sire.
Ila Je IN >amega Sehc io iltvova brez priGa-
koyanr@a u>pcha
Ne verjumeno. da ic Erie Adler priSel oh
pm"t Ali ia ie hilo niegovo >tanje nonormano.
ko }" SCI N'relial ma Stuergkha, vcrjamemo popol-
noma To pa nam dajc poim, kakSne morale biii
raznere Av,trii
DE- Adler pravi, da ie >trelial ma ministr-
HN's" P'''>''lnlhd ktr M hotel >kllcat parliament
Ia. All g"t"vo mi Ntrelial zarad same formalnoSti
kmalu hodo ri eta, kar Avstrij nj draavneea
|h"ra, doSlel So III pri>lo Adlcriu ma misel da hi
SsI Ntreljat 2arad tega
Ampak parlamentarzam nj le formanosi I'm
pray pred kratkim so imeli social sticui po,lan-
cL : kalerm hoGeJo telegram Spraviti mladeoa
Adierla nalboIJ kriceGe ndsprotje sesta-
mex, ma katcrcm so razpravliali o poloaniu Av-
>t1Ji. ReSouclle, ki so bile tam apreiete so pri-
Sic lie deloma Javnost, Zakai cenzura ie DO II iih
tako kraala, da ie cd enc oStal komaj uvod Ven
oar pa vidIlno, da Sc oStro krti2ra YES gospodar-
SKI SStem zlaSti dobavli jamie in razpecavanje III
WI, da sc govori krtiGno o notraniih poli,6nib
razn"rah, da >c obSoja vladni absolutizem odpra-
va zborovalne druStvcne tiSiovne Svobode in da
Sc tud tam zahteva Sklicanie parlamenta
Gotovo, Driavni zbor nj odpravljen lie "a 10.
da IN treba po>luSat Stnih govorov raznh DO.
Sancev. ampak zato. da ahko abSolutizem popol.
noma hrczohzrno na>topa in da lahko aakriva
NroJo col" ncspo>obno> gospodarskih reteh
&c To vpo>tevamo, tedai bono razumeh da
Jr bil Adlcriev atcnta, plod razmer XII vlada 10 V
ANNt1Jl, IN da moraio bi,i te razmere grozne
pray zato. ker SO mogle spodti a,entat Nobeno
legalno SredStvo nj pOmagalo. NSaka zahteva je
mia gIa> NplJoccga puSGavi. NOina nadalju
IN heda raSte, nobcn APPEL ne doseie uses
Torej mora ze0dti nekaj takega kar
>e bo morale SliSati!
TAX le hil SRlep DIR. Aderia in ia zakiu6ek
mu lc kaza atenta kot cdini izhod
Ali ma Dunaiu inaio uSesa proved zamasena
in kozo pretrdo.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-24

N"b"t" J" hiI ma Dunau uStrclJen mnl>tr-
SKI predNcuhk "r"i MARI Stucrgkh.
Ia N'r Fr'''"SH 'uh' p"/haNac'm aNStrllNklh
i""i'' >'n>" P''>'"'''hJ'' TEN hehara Ne wee
le' Nak"r ,l>'m' III ne Ned" d"N,l AvStruL Groi
H'"tte"h Je h""re' "i' inh'NtrNk predSednlk, TO-
u" N'J"" "m" PrN h|ha'rh MOI ANNtrlla 1e
""''" u" 'e'" N"'' N'''lo "aI"N'tal N"Ilke uuNeN-
ne sue, an "'H N>'ml' III >" kdal ""SpodoNai V
~ ,""'' "'>"''' III 'l''''" @'"I H'"'T"kh Ne ou'
heSel PRIV" "'ho 'e hl :" mia a|pI>ni" ~ duSevn"
"'"'Je''''
Ie >m" 9oN"rII . "nlh, Xxi so kdal gospodo-
val AStrlJI le Ia izraz pravzaprav netocen,
ker Sc ure Siuer%kha. On y reNnlci niIidar nj go
Spodoval 1cmvet Je lie hap"cval. IN To ie pa pat
mel nvrStn" Np"N"bn"St I'm IA laNtnoSt Sc Av-
Str1 cenl le zaradl nle Ic bilu mo2"ce. da e pr
Sci MA cello mlnlStrNtva
Politicno j. bil grot Stucrgkh nemSki lihe-
alec BolJ ra'acn" In moral reel da Je pripa-
dial nemSk" liberalm N,rankl kalt re "a lmenu-
Jemo hberalca, hi bilo tenn pravmprav retenn,
da Je bll hh"raine"a prrpritanJa, ali pa vSal. da
le incl hberane naZ"r" tenn IN hii" pa vchk"
prevet receno.
Kar ie o Stuergkhu popouoma yotovo. ie 10.
da le bll groi Seer M hlla IN groila prekomerno
Stara Njegova ohitelj ie Se>tua stem Stoeti iu
preSehla BavarSkcga ma StaIer>k" Leta 1888.
il je bill podelien baronat tFreiherrnStand), Ieta
I'LL. le hiIa pa "p"yiSana "r"i"vSFi stan. Ali
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-24

RerlmSki "N"rwaert>' ie hill deSet dni uStav-
Wien. Sedal Smo zopet izhaj jati. lziava socialno
demokratirnega Strankinega vodStva pravi da je
hi rNfaNllcn zaradi nekega tanka, ki Sc ie ba-
vii naSproiniki dMavnega kancelaria Bethmann
Hollwe"a. no ie ba vIoiena proSnia mai Sc pre-
Eitc prepoved izha iania. ie voini guverner "a
hteval gotove izprcmcmhe uredniSkem sabu XII
IN "dajalc anlSvo, da SO bo list bodoGe ravnal
Strogo po uradnih navodih Voini g,lvener ie
" "lcIcl', da mai nadzoruie uredniSki del lista kak
Sna oNeba, Iii ina dovolj avtoritete da garantira
IN "zve>tobo" liSta
kakSna maj ho Ia 'zveStob'a", 81 je lahko mi
Nlltl .jaSno jc, da ic Svoboda caSopSia V NemGij
p"poIh"ma unircna. NoJni guverner gre Sicer po
ovnklh, ampak bivStvu ne zaheva nic dr,lZega
Nakor da mai Sc MENU prepuSti imenovanje glav-
nlh urcdnikov. Scvcda ne naraVnoSt. Ampak Ge bo
nadzorovanJe izroceno OSebi, ki icmu nj vSeG
Sc poSluIi Svoje mori pa uStav zopct list In To
nj trcha carovuiSva.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-24

'st 70 korisH dslav-
skssa iiusstva. DslAv-
ci 90 oprAviSsni do
~ssss ksr producirs,o.
This paper 10 dsvousd
% the int rests OF tho
working class. Work.
ere are entitled to all
what tn ev produce.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-24

But this is merely interesting his
tory. The question everybody now
asks is:
What will be the consequence?
Part of the answer is as follows:
Eight of ten Progressives were for
merly Republicans, and when their
own party has collapsed, their drift
will be back to that party.
- There are two of ten-and maybe
more-whO will be reconcilibIe.
Their progressivism means so much
to them they never again can asso-
ciate themselves with the forces Of
reaction. They will become Demo-
Gratis or Socialists or they will not
vote at all.
Will this insure Hughes election?
Not necessarily.
Remember how the votes fell four
years ago. Wilson, 100000; Roose- .
welt, 100000; Taft, 100000. These
were the round numbers.
The total of the Taft and Roose-
welt vote would be 100000. Just a
million more than enough to defeat
Wilson.
How defeat Wilson?
What more simple?
Wipe out the Progressive party
and poll ALL the Progressive and
Republican votes for the opposition
candidate.
Note the "ALL."
Suppose a fifth of the Progressive
vote is iTrencOncibible. Suppose
a million Of the 100000 Progress
sives decline to be delivered to the
Observation-Disclosures combination,
even by Brother Perkins and Col.
Roosevelt
The answer would be Wilson's
election anyway.
I have no desire to plunge thus
early into prophecy. It is not neces-
sary But it will interest those who
are interested in the country's vel
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-24
WILSON TO WIN EVEN IF 80 PCT. OF MOOSE
VOTE CAN BE THROWN TO HUGHES!
cON

BY gibson GARDNER
What is to become of the Pro-
gTessive party's vote?
This is the most important ques-
ton in the political situation.
Will it go to Hughes?
Will it go to Wilson?
Will it stay at home?
viii it divide up? And in what pro-
portions?
How much of it can Roosevelt de-
liver?
Will he try hard to deliver it?
Beginning at the end, let me pre-
dict that Roosevelt will try to deliver
the Progressive vote to Hughes. In
my talks with the colonel before the
conventions l always found him ada
mant on the necessity for defeating
Wilson.
Before the conventions | knew
that, if Hughes were nominated,
Roosevelt would support him-this
conditioned on Hughes declaration
of acceptance being satisfactory.
Others knew how Roosevelt felt and
it was the carrying of this informa-
ton to the Republican convention
bosses that made them disregard the
threat of Roosevelt as a competing
candidate. The men who did the
carrying we're trusted friends of
Roosevelt. Their names are no Sc
cret.
Equally reliable information came
to the Republican bosses that
Hughes would accept the nOmina-
ton and would have his telegram of
acceptance and his resignation from
the supreme court ready to transmit
at once to the convention.
Former Pres. Taft, who called on
Justice Hughes the day before the
convention nominated, is understood
to have brought the final word as to
yrvI,oA LIuuhnc TryO11I1 do
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-27
EVERY FIRST FOR PRINCETON.
only Que Brow swimmer TaLrs u
second In Dual Meet.

fGoNDENCE. Il l. t'"u Ct The
Princeton swimming team easily do
t"atcd the Brown aggregation here to-
might. Tho score being 4. - Rurchcual
"i Princeton was the star. winning tw"
firsts. the ioo yard dash and TN" ." yard
dash. F,iestli CAV" u fine exhibition ~
Tia" fame, diving, waning hauvily. The
Brown boys goj but one - cond place In
the individual contests. Ruckalcw get
ting the pla". in tn" plunging simply
because Princeton entered only one man
In the event The summaries
100 Yard Rcisy-Won hy Princeton. with
Burchenal, Lester, Solbv and pclacy ,
Brown, second, with smith. Brow ne. Peters.
Russell Time, minute - 20 seconds.
Fancy Diving Won nv Iricscll. Prince
Ton; kasHntinn. Princeton. second rinsla,
OF Blown. laird
80 Yard Dash-Won by Bucheual Prince.
ton. D"la"N. Princeton. second Russell.
Brown, third. Time. - seconds.
20" Yard swim Won by Lester. Prince
ton. Seihy Princeton, second ~langdou.
b'"Nn, third. Time, . minutes D. -
seconds.
pnnGirg- Won b. N"rri, Princeton,
"ith 9. feet. Buokalcw. Brown. second
80 feet. "
100 Yard Dash-Non hy BurchenaL
l.FInc"t"n, Delac!, Princeton. second
smith Brown. third. Time, one minutc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-27
PENN DEFEATS YALE
BY GREAT SHOOTING
McNichOl losses FieM Goal
From Back Of Centre.
Cages All Fouls.
ELS POOR IN DIRECTION

ApErPuIA. Feb. :s.--Pennsylva-
MAS five easily defeated the Yalc basket.
ball team tonight in Weightman Hail
by the score Of 90 10 -. The first halt
uas SLOW. PENIS team being evidently
nervous on account OF the great inn
Iortance OF the came, as losing mean,
the Joss OF a possible championship.
, Williamson. Pcnn's forward. threw two
field goals. assisted by McNichol and
Martin, while McNichol. unass.sted,
tossed "a remarkable field goal from three
feet behind the centre OF the floor.
Mallon Of Yale tossed In Yale's first
field goa JUS; as time was called. Score
Penn, II Yale. :.
The second half started with a rush b.
Yale. which vas repeatedly broken up by
PENIS famous guard, Eddy Mchilchael
N'ao. obtaining tire ball. fed his forwards
unit! Williamson and Martin rolled w
10 points between them Ya!"'s poor
field shooting cost her the game.
Tai; aud Kinney play d a very steady
game Toy tile Blue and White. William.
son and McNicitol played a wonderful
game FOR Penn, Williamson obtaining
five difficult, field goals. while McNl,ho,
tossed in TWO and twelve fouls OF GU,
twelve TO the anazemant Of the sprc.a.
tors. Yale never threatened the Penn.
sylvaria lads, only once coming within
five points OF their opponents. The gam,
ended with Penn passing carefully and
slowly TO Kill time. The lineup:
Yale. Positions p.nnsvIvanis
Nation. ..... Len forward. ....... Martin
Wiener. ..... Right ward Williamson
Cto onmx.. T'H,f. Jsno,a
Kinney .,... High; guard. 900. McNicho'
Score Pennsy!vanis. 20: Yale. -. Goal.
Martin. :. Kinney. :: r4:,. /. Nation. !.
Goals from Foui--M cNichol. /. ou. OF Il;
Kinney . ou' OF i6. Subs:i:u,.ors-Prusli
Tor Nation. GARFIELD for Conway. Olson
:o- Wiener. Horton for Brush. IIardwick
for Tones. t"nneil for Martin. Referee-
j Oshca. -. Johns College. Umpire T..
Thorpe, Do Ia Sail. Time OF halves. -
minutes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-27
CARTER IS UNSTEADY
AFTER HIS LONG RIDE
Puts Poorly aud Has Trouble
to Make Even ~ on
P~inchmr>t Course.

-. 90, uS, a.
f'NtiItGsf, y g, req :" Fh'.p "
- carter ~ Nassau played around the
40. " ,ouYs. this Afternoon in -. His
,,, ..,i..I ,nls s,r,,,o, ,,u.ipy nm
'a'' arrival ~ 'o''''on ,"u"."s WI.
stead.i'ss iii"l ~" I"hs rae AN poor
putting mad, his score higher than il
,h.rWls, ,ho,ll have been.
ri,, .rin v.it,,i.s l,sn, ,h. No .
,"w ,,.day WI" To,r h,ii
rourS" biSN to-daN WAN a lVur oill
medal play for prize. presented by Ed
Nu Henderson aud -. r. Dunlap. and
49, ,I,h ,,.,,h,rs ,,,,,a un,I., ,L.Ir
rnr 't'o m, m", pnS'' ,ns
regular 'lub hanuIchps ~ ID! 'he
Rev. + A 'heatham and q. n. Lay woi
ars, pr,ze. ". y. Van chef and T.. NJ.
e., ,,, ..co,d v,,,h :. "a 'rh.rn
Hi'!'on X" '',o' m""' ,n.r'
We're two '"s ana t"ur 'bs' The sum
mallcs
Tn" R"'. ~ 'lHathsln. .ItitShurg and
= " Lay, Wanans", -. AL " :
Van '|'"f. li'hmnnd nnuntE' AMI 2. N.
SluNtnu, Manchester, ~, 3G-73r W. l..
M,utErn nE'"nisp@r'' and john Mcleod,
Wrndl'ni. -, 80 10 9 l~Ir'li,.. Wood
audi, and ". Z. Trucsdcll. roN Ilills. -.
~ ~ Il g. shannon, ~Hr"chp"rt, and g
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-27
ABREAST OF
y THE SPORTING TREND

| mus, be n in which they beat eacil
other 10 a pulp.
There's a reason for everything. bu'
| thai the Newfoundland dog should oe
threatened with distinction and certain
! sniyeiiy, yapping breeds md favor IL
provocative Of considerable douot or
that point.
Charles White, the Chicago light
| weight, has scored sixteen "
! his last thirty-three ffghts, Hes hi't'ns
500 with the slumber walIop.
From the lucubrations OF b,n!
Evans. "Who vii, pitch to-day .
liz perhaps the greatest problem ina
confronts the average baseball man
sger.'
Who will win to-day Is a greater
whether the manager be average or an
other kind.
There arc four Mackic brothers who
are golf professionals, William. JACK
Isaac and Don. The best ball OF tht
, MarhIes ough, TO beat that OF any othei
family b. "a great many up and aimos'
as many to play.
7. Ogden Armour is quoted as follows
THE chicago cub nine If he creates
ball team IN existence. The CUBS nave
baseball down 70 an exact science and
IL Is a dream TO see them play. leaving
out the financial side Of H."
The greatest ball team In existence
but one which never has played a game
Bu: be that AZ II may. or may not, ~
exact science with 70 much OF the hu'
man equation? Baseball wouldn't bt
half 80 much FUN II It we're such. The
only part of 4, which In an exact science
IL the turnstile.
Charley White has refereed abou'
$500 fights. That would he close &c
one "a day for the last ten years. White
and Rob Emsiie must be the Oldest spor'
arbiters In point OF service. II White
has refereed $500 fights Hob must havs
uinpired about $1,000 or $4,000 baseball
games.
University OF Wisconsin follM condemn
~cross-country running because Of "detri'
mental effect OH TIN hearts and othei
vital organs Of the participants
4 point on which We. being a layinan
are not qualified 10 speak, but there are
times when a walk IN Central Park car
make one feel As II confronted by AZ
the hills the flesh Ia heir TO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-27

Miss Bjurstrd; nor she chtsiilula aul
other Journeys around tLr Scandinavian
Peninsula Uatil ID brsari" Monp'ouous.
II was the WnE' N.'Jrai tltug n
the world For Mis-, HjUt.;,dt 20 want
- larg"r fell for operations. $40 PLAYED
a little In Europe and caJpyvd the fun.
but wanted 80 come Ia AWrr'sI. There
was another "caspn. zoo. Miss BIurstcdt
has = vutugv sister. MisS Nalburg
Bjurstrdt. ana about III. tlme Miss Molla
decided 80 come over here Mis- NalloTs
Was playing OF even terms with her.
The YOU ger Miss Niursicdt mad been
imp owing rapidly. and. well. /; H. human
na'ur" to i'sli,," tn" idea of having
to how 10 tn. " az = younger
sister or brutl.'. ,s th. cas-. may b.
When Miss IiJurSteIt arrived here
isrcS;. fcw Americans had heard of
Practically uun" fri, that u. American
started hor campaign hy llay,ig in the
indoor rational championship Miss
Marie Wagner had held tl. till. for
our wears. aud th"r. seemed TO he no
'-aSon why sh. should los" IL. Miss
'ilurst"dt. however. proved Sufficient
"rasuu. After that IN. Norwegian girl
continued 10 win championships and
journeys with regularity.
Miss l,iurstodt Is tn. only PLAYER In
y. history of IN" gan" iu america
80 hold three national championship
simultaneously she carried on the Title
'ud",Ss In New York. ON grass courts
II Philadelphia and on clay courts ~