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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-10-12
PLACING the Responsibility.

I'D get along better with my dane
Ing" said Uncle F1opsole "if I could
get hold Of the right tune
whats the matter?"
There isn't = piece in the whole
music box that doesn't get out Of time
to the way dance
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-10-12

In Witness Whereof, have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the Great Seal
Of the State of Colorado. at the City Of
Denver. this Eighteenth day Of August,
A. D. 1916.
JOHN E. RAMER,
(SeaD Secretary Of State.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-10-12

For an Act to abolish the
Colorado Tax Commission
and transferring Its pow
ers and duties to the state
Board of Equalization.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-10-12

In Witness Whereof. have hereunto
set NV hand and afRxed the Great Seal
n the state of Colorado, at the city OF
Denver. this Eighteenth day OF August
a. ~ JOHN r. RAINIER,
fco,n Secretary of State.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-10-12

An Act in relation to the
investment Of the public
school funds.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-24

funbct. Mur1 bnr ogiao u0lat H;
Erpmie poo $4,000 6rancs til Oe'l,
ser f111be gipc Splpsninger on
9por Blooet blep lat % trnft, m:at
Set bar prret forgjGpcs. Selp pr1
Ser if1loc bore cit Jprrrocr, riloe
ban III bet911fe Zig paa at tj1ne
&engenc, tbi 6orrgbcrne; Ser har
let, bbprleoes Set gift 9eels 81 McbG,
Ser ongob Mi1s Gobell, ct blenen
fpritgtigc. 3pab ser l9rlig lfal pine
General bon 8isiing CT sen Iol1fe,
at noar Set fric 8elgien" tan bIipe
|lprebt / mango Il1lin0e gfsen'plo=
|rer / lclbe Briislcl, er Ser bel heller
fife noget / Gejen for, at 8lubet fan
noa nD obet @rpnlerne og falOe |
|Tienbens @e11oer. Og 81 Set frie
8elgten" ofte er fprbuuienbe goO1
u11berrettet ON olle 6prbplb> far
bette pere 1,bebageligt % furlig:
11of: Derfnr bar bon 8islin lgng'
fife baft nogen rolig @utteigpn.
Men III bar BeneralguDernprel
beiluttet at Der lfal pare en- Gno
Ipaa bette, % 6fn bur tagd Ell frul
fig 6orbolosreteI. Mlereoe fpr II
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-24
@nmgret e. enbnn / 8ebolb.

u@em6aI" bringer f91gen0e but
mgrfplote Seltbrep, 6oteret Sor=
noing, Sen "a. Sanuar 1916:
&j9re Sorel6re!
Sa, mt ii6ber jeg Der og ifriber
til jer, og beb Gems tor0ner &ano=
nerne. Sen rene Grommeil6. Set
moa bore en- M, flor Sffen1ip. See
bar lenge gaaet n1e0 ifumle Mnel.
fer poo @run0 al Ben 1terft tito.
gen0e 8eifp0ning at bore NeierDer
% mt blusler BET.
Seq Ct j en- 9inositemring> ion
bar leg blipen faitf Ell balp SneS
Meter op / 2uften % falOen blgo:
|neb paa Ell g66er6unsoDne. Tho
Derne ltbDggelige M1tmlen lom q
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-24

gen GiD itbcl1 %opforOrcOe BON Be bel
giife 9ro0trDffericr til at fortlptic
nc0 %llbgipellen al bcrcs 8looc, p.!
at marfe UNDER tpit Ge1i ur. @pis
Sc life bloc tr11cOe ban mes at b.
l1oglpgge ocres Moifincr og Sots
1om n1lDttig @obs. Sffe en- cilclte
LAT @loou09iperne bil6e 0og gcG nlebs
BERTH. Wm betoffeoe Jig for at BIZ
be foml11arberet al en- eller oubcl1
tpif &orporolltof. Sg 1u1 berptte:
bon 8isiing MnleOni11gen til at eye
fperc lin 5r1icl., sit SrDf:eriec=
ne blipcr ,beiluglugt. Nlt fan brre=
|ges. Ser CT jo bouoe 9lp 90 Sob
|ber, lpn1 ma bor boorbt Nri1g ior
i Iplflono, 90 Molfinerne. scr
tronsporteres til Iplflonp, CT j. pg=
lao Ealge pprO.
Noo oenne Maabc haober Benc=
ralcn at forbinore, at Set frie 8el=
gien" fan blipe trpft. Mtn Rell~
gierne miller. 5elp naar ben 1iolte
Mlalfine er bleDe,l taget al Iplfer-
Inc, pil1 Set frie 8eelgtm" nog 10:
fomme: so 8islinas RatfelpDn pil
life blipe be0re.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-24
8tsiinss Matteippn,

Sen tpife @eneralgubernpr | 8el-
glen bon &isin1g bur ingen rolig
Matteipbn. Ser CT en- cling, Ser
PLACER og piner bon1, og Set er 8la=
Set 80 fibre 8elgique" (0t frie
8elgien. Set fommer til bum |
8repc, set 1igger UNDER bans @ulD=
maotte, ban finder Set / itn 5eng,
og 1laur bans Oppasier gaar u0
|8pen og fjpber Zig ct &ar &plier,
fer @enerule1L at Nelierne er 1p9b1
|in0 / Set frie 8elgien". 8labe1
itrpffes ct Steb / 8riisiel, me1
|bDor? Mm bar bolof utollige Sus
u1DerIggelier, mon bar e1loeDer1p
ole GrDfffferier, men mon bar infe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-24

DEN DANsK-NORSKE METHO-
DIST KIRKE. Hornet af Broad
way og 10. St., 'afholder sine Guds-
t~ienester som. f9lger: Pradiken
Sondag Form. III. 1920. Aften III.
745. Unge Folks Epworth Liga:
J. sgndag Aften III. 7.45; literart Mp-
de de ire fgrste Tirsdage Maane-
den. BSnnem9de' hver Onsdag At
ten Kl. S.
DANSK Ev. LUTH. ST. STEPHANs
K1RKE, Hjgrnet at Orleans og Ste
yens Street. Gudstjeneste hver
S0ndag Form. III. II. S9ndagssko-
lie XII. 9.
FORBNINGEN 'HAABET' mpder
paa Central Hall, den 2. og 4. Tors
dag i Maaneden.
II G. ANDERSEN LOGE Mr.. ga, .
B. s., mgder l.. og 8. Fredag i Maa'
neden paa Junior Pioneer Hall.
FoRENHNGEN "GODT HAAB" mo
der 2. og 4. Lprdag paa vasa Hall
FORENINGEN DANMARKs SON
NER' az D. s. D. F. mSder 2. o{
a. Onsdag paa Vasa Hall.
Gplaatba banif%nOrife HresbDteria
ner Strife, 1876 GbomoS ct, noe
Mice ct. Danif @uoStjeneite bpe
6anona Morgen SCI. 1890. @n
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-24
9isfnsiiun / ct. Yebers &irfes
MISUNDERSTANDING. &c0 MgDet

lln9oDms1DrcHtn9. NcD WtDDeI I
|S911oogs Mftes bar uJoriborsia=
|gen" frc1nmc til 6orbonOling . Go-
flor 8objerg inolcoebe % 1t0talte 81.
o., at set, bn. 1fal toges 5ta0e til,
lilo CT 5pprgsmoalet:: ON Sc 5ore11e=
|0e 5tater trGl1gcr til at gjgre mere
Ii &etning as &rigsbercoif ab enb
|bibtil, og / 1oo Tol0: bpao Ser ga
Ifal gjprcs. San hopOc life til
ltrnffelie Snbitgt l. bpor itor Sare
Scr CT for fje11Otligt M1greb poo
|2onoet, cller bbo6 hi rou6er ODER
iii at mpoc Mngrcb m1co> iao ban
bilbe lobc 9eltoeernc / 9isfus1ionen
1bore mere bcltclnt paa 0iSle
|5pprgsmol, for eller in1oO, i0et ban
bog mcrte, at Taren pei npppe er
laa ltor, lou1 a0ifilligc bill gjqre Sen
It'll. Som pegeOe bcsl1Ocn paa Sen
|Tarc, Scr ligger gjen1t / at foo ct
|ltprft Milit9rbulc CIT. S%iltorien bar
bi6til bilt, at &rigsruit1ri11ger oltio
Ibor fprt II &rig, lelp ON n1o11 al
orig ioo n1eget bor bpbOet, nt Ser
fun blep r1,ltet til 6ori por. % 0er
tb11ngne a%lmin0cligc Sernepligt
;1om fun CT go0t %bunOreOc @ar CANT
| mel, bor perct CIT 5bpbe for euro
pas Soft, i6et 5csiiol,sDG lenet, So
iernelibet og 5olbater1es np1ter
retsIeie Gtilling ofte amber ct br11.
tnlt Sfficersregimente for pirfe
} Ineobrpoenbe % 11e6nar0igenOe poc
2an6enes l1ngbom og berbeD pac
,So1fenes Sin. 5faI hi fer / Sc Gor
|enebe Stater in6 pau mere Sorbe
|re6el1e til TorIpar gjennem &rig, 81
: 'ginlber set ONT at un0gaa Disie So
rer. S9brigt fremfom Snoleoere1
e n1eo en- Dcl ubtolelier om &rig
I Mmin0eligbe0 m. H., iom Lao n0en
flor lelbe gmnet.
Otter Sn6le0ni11gel1 fulgte G
'langt Sr6ififte, bpori to binanoel
t mobiote Opfattelier blep trl1ffet re
{ ifarpt op. Moifillige al kingdoms
forertirgerS Weolemmer (&emia
! len, Sprenien, SaaDr, @gjrllp) bap
Deoe, at 2an0ef taar Sore or Mn
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-24

/ I'll ~ ~lUClt
@uncert=Mften / III. al. 1905"
|Gorsbag 5. 80. Marts bil III. c;
1905" ofboloe Ell &onccrtaftcn
l9m1io lille Sail. Scr blibcr 5a11t
|af 5angforet, solo pg 9ltetter. sri:
le CT pclfpn1mcn.
Gilbagc til 9anmarf. M1r. Moge
jSen1en, 319 "a. Mpe. &c.,, bill fam:
|me11 meD fin 6omilie pao Man0ae
,ofrejle til Dan1norf. Scr. Se1le11
|ber bar opbol0t fig ber / 2on0et
IA Mor, ogter at toge blipen6e Sp=
bol0 / 0unmarf.
G6nbert. @oinbrioge 5clifobe!
poo 6bubert Gbcoter opfprer / ben-
re l1ge &ubert @enrb 9obis' 11o.
anerfe6e 9romo uO11tcoi tt. @ono=
llingen / 5tpffet ct al set gor1le
,fienote Ebe1no ON &bi110en Set
lfal6er % forgjGpes ipger at re-
,formere fig beba1olct al Dabis pao
len egen original og fGngilenoe
Moo6e.
S npl ito llge opf6res uSbe Grail
of the 2onelomme Eil1c" mcb $40:
renee 5tone / @obcbrollen. Otter
bette 5tpffe bill 6lore1,cc 5tonc to
ee fig en- 1n11gere Seric, nnoer bbil:
fen bun bill ufil1ne".
S6orDalbicns 2pgcs 25=Nlars ST.
btlGnm. G6orDolblcns 2pge ofbol
ser tit 25=Mors Subilp11m sen lit
Mpril poo 0ol1io Sail peb en- 1to1
iSanfet og Sal, lo1n olle 8ro6erlo
genS Me0lenmncr lon1t 5plter1uni
fun6ets Meolcmu1cr er in6bu6t ii
at 0eltage /. Gor 2ogcs ion1leo1
8eltprelie, Ser Oenne @a11g le0e1
arrangements, gjpr itore Mnltran
gelier for at gjpre ben11e Set la
flor % pellpffet, at allc @robrul
me6 0eres Sultr11cr iiffert pil gip
Mg6e 0en1t Nfte1,, bbor alle Dor So
ges &eteroner hil nnp0c. 5tore Sor
;bere6elier CT ollerc0c giort> ng Sc:
iorbejbcs ibGr0igt. Gct neite Scum
Inner al &la0et oil ginc cit mere fpl
|oeltgjprc110e &%eifripelie al 6e1 fore
ltooenoe Set. 9erfor glem fife q
blibc tegnt inoen 2grOog, ienel
|5Gnbog. Otter be1 Sis bil iiffer
|ingen bobe Mnle0ning til at fao 8il
letter, pg intet Solg bill Teltaftene1
%|foregoa beb Sr0gongc11.
&mniteen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-24

ST. PEDERS DANSKB EVANG.
LUTH. KIRKE, 20. Ave. s. og 9
st. Gudstjeneste S6ndag Form1d
dag ri. 1920. Altergang f6rst'
Sdndag j hver Manned. Ande1
SSndag hver Manned tillige Aften
gudstjenes.e ri. 8.
kirkelige Anliggender bedes
man henvende sig til Kirkenf
Prest, Pastor A. J. Tarpgaard
2S1O e. 22nd Street. TelefoD
Smelling 497.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-24
MlnneapoIfe.,

Set .itorc r2eap gear EartD",
|iom 5eiterlonfun6et ofbol0er 2pr=
bag Sen 20. Mpril poa 0onia. Sail.
|bri11gcs / 2Gi er11es g%rin0ring.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-24
,2nuablomiten"s MarsnupSc.

u2pn9blomiten"s Marsmpbc. =
Meolemmer al Sorcningcn ~9png=
|bl%on1lten"> lom ejer og Driper ST.
oer0omsbjemmet poo &orcol Mpe.
|og Como Earflpop, iamle0es forri=
|ge Sirs0ag Sen IA. Marts &apcl=
let poa Sen Soren0e &irfes Semi>
|narinm til &orporotionel1s Mors=
u1p6e. Haa Marsrnp0ets f6rlte Sag
blep ser ofgibet &opporter ON Set
forIpbne 9(ars Mrbei0e. &orporo=
tionen teller ontre11t 700 Me0lem=
Imer> forfeit pao ODER 80 Mf0elin=
ger / Minneapolis> ct. Eo11l og |
jon6re 8Der / Minneloto, @iscon1tn
og Nor6 9afota.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-24

%rpllnp, &url 6. 9ticlicu %
Nils 2al1ra 6. Deoger pieocs SEN
16. %. / @jemmet bos Yalt. Carp
goar0. Sc Npgifte letter go 1907
9eicollct Mbe. Sill 2Dffe!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-24
st. Paul.
&pbcber maa iloienoes, iaa De er
Srptferiet ieneit Eorsoug M!obas.
&pntor: POI Gpart BIsrf.

tpycOer HlaQ nNOlettOeS, 1dQ 0e e
I 3rptferid ienelt Eorsoug Miobas.
&ontor: POI Gpnrt BIptf.
&eb 9ibb eller Meparation al
1bre bef6g ben p~elfienbte ssSupeler
sin1on Neiion, 2O9 6. 7tb @treet.
T1noen BIB i lit @Grelic. Der
Nar gatlle Otto Gbriltenien. scr
boeoe Bethel Sotel, 31S @oboiba
ct, blep 2srooa @ftermiboog f,rn-
BET opo i fit Gerellc. SON bar ot1ta>
gelig bpo al &ierteIommclie. San
blep ipg Speo Jrofoftboroct og blen
boaret til lit 8arelic, bpor l11cl1
flere elmer lenere fonot bom opD.
SGS ben ME &oman. 6. Soar
lifts nomerfeoe % f%nnalen0e
4i9rligbeosrpnton sos &ournerce.
raaoen", ser paabegpnbes ber / 8lo-
BET Sag, o%nbefoIer hi ollc 2nier=
ne. Tglg go0t mes fra @cepn-
belien.
9pbe Of Sfmbiaarene. = M1rs.
yforp 0ltapcbuf / 5putb ct. Ym1l.
iom IorS6ag Mften blep 1fuot al
tin Mono, Sobn Oltopcbuf, 0poe
pnn ct. Sulepb's @oipitol. Monoei1
lenote fem &rgIer moo 91,ltrucll,
ser Dor 80 Mar gan1mel. 90 bop>!
trattet ON e11 5filsmis1eprocrs. =.
Wan0e1 itooer arrelteret.
Saufet for 9r. Spbn 6. Mclipn.
ct. &anl. @aa S%nobpoelie of 6elt-
fomiteen for Omif- Mmerifon]f Gel
fob / Ipillingbperne iomleoes
Sors6ag often SEN 16. Morts ca.
20 Meolemmer / geor0en Clubs 60
fnler | ct. &mtl for at bp6re Or.
&onil1l Sobn 6. Melion / Mnleoning
al. bnnS u6nGunelie til &iooer al
Danebrog.
Nan gift til 8or0s on1trcl1t &l.
8. &r9iiocnte1t for 9on1f= Mmeri=
fnn1f Selfob. Mr. 81. 6. Motbilon.
Minneapolis, p%refioereoe iom Orb
itDrer og u6talte fin @leDe ODER at
bore til 9te0e be0 Sen 1jel0ne Sci
Iigbe6. Sun oplpite SEN 6anifc &pn-
ges l1onGbnelle al @oniul Nelion
til &io6er og felteoe 9onebrogsfor=
let paa &oniulen. Glere S5riacl=
fer i Mnleoningen b1ep opleit, %
Saler bleb bolot al Mrfiteft g ST.
gelnonn, 9r. g. 2o1trit5e1, 6. q.
Quit % flere.
&onful Nel1on taffe0e for 81
mango anerfienben0e Sr0. Set c,
i Mar 90 Mar ii6en, Don blep 110:
1tabnt til oanif @icefoniul, og nua1
M Song Gbriitian X banbc fu116e!
@rrrD til at gibe bam 1oa iml,ft
ct 8ebis pou Mnerfjen6elie, 6o igltl
ban opb 5afnemligbeo for 9grer
men tillige, at ba1l finn boooc u0fer4
fin &Iigt.
Otter 8or6et fprtes Ell libliQ
@nmtale be6 &uncbebolle11. SQ
Gfolebe1tDrer s.. &asmus1en, ST.
Saul, bolbt ct nomarfet SoreoraQ
paa Gngelif ON fine S11otrrf frc
en- Meiie / Darmarf.
DEN DANsK-NORSKE METHO
DIST KIRKE. Hornet af Broad
way og 10. St, .afholder sine Guds
t~ienester som: fplger: Pradike1
-, IN on cAz- TT
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-24

Scr. ~. s. Senningicn bil, ioln
"ltgeblobct"s 9ieprnientant, ofrej1e
iomr1cn mes @p1m1oltifbploct poa
til Milltom11 og 2ucf. Scr.
Scnningien agtcr at opboloe Jig ser
en- 3 Cages Gi0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-24

ct, Eeters &irfes 11ngbpmsfur=
eninss to @bmnaitifbolb refer poo
2er0og til @eit 9enmorf og Mill=
totpn> @is., for dt frembi1e> Dba6
Sc bur brepet set til.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-24
9ellepifs Gritatninssias. Dom

@%ellepifs Gritatninssiag. Dom4
MGR s. 81. Brill fa,6t i Sreoags en-
|Sfaoeserltotning of $4,000 til
Seftionsarbeloeren Gbriltion 81.
@ellepif fra 9mobaba11el1 ober6re-
ben. @ellebif bleb ifuoet, mebens
ban arbeioe0e poa 8uner, og bleD
&rpbling. &on lpgte $4,000 @fas
oeseritatning. Np 5ogsbeban0ling
|bIeb beor1ret.
9r. s. .. Guien, bpiS r1pe 8og
ON sen lfan0inapilfe Sroban6ri1lg
It'll Seem Dorf / set 176e Marbunore-
|oe bar paft ooifillig SpmGrflom=
bco, pil Gprsbag Sen 30te Marts
&l. 4 Gftermio0og bol0e 6ore6rog
2ittle Sbeoter pao Minne1ota Unit
~perlitet ont v5conbinabian Sm1ni=
grafton to Seem Sort in tire 17tb
Gent1,rp." M0eonee11 ct fri, og alle
er n%clfpn111c.
grpllnp. Si0lte 2proog pieoeS
Yoltor @rpoies @jem / ct. saul
Sr. Snge,iipr Crit BON Meebren og
Trpfen 9oemor aorsgaoro Ser1en.
letter &iel1en ofbol0tes CT 8rpl=
%l,tpsmiooog / @ortr1er 2mtrit5e11s
Stem / Como Eorf, bpori 6eltog
Uonrilie1 pg Sc nnrn1elte Gcnu1er.
90 Npgiftes Silent Dil bliDc 553
Capitol 8o11leDaro, ct. Saul.
l1gebluoet" onifer til 2pffc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-24

%. 8. Subanicn> 21O2 22h
@pe. g. far i ln11gere Iib liggct
b%etenfelig ipg .of 2u1,gebetnl,0elle;
bon lfal 6og iii bore / gpo @ebring.
Sobonien iolgte for ct &or Tiger
liben fit Sfotejsforrctning, 4t3 &C.
SCR 9(bc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-24
st. @ebers &irfes 1tmgbomsfur

ming ofboloer @eneralforiamline
5gn6og Sen 2. Mpril &l. s pr9cis
Suif MI enoelig, at Ri begDnoer
bore Mp6er precig ST. s % beer
er iii Si0en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-24
geo &idb eller @eparation al
nbre bei6g ben pelfienbte sSlaoeler
simon Neiion, 209 g. 7tb @treet.

2Gs ben nbe &pman. 6. Scar
litfS n6merfeoe og fnnailcn0e
4lerligbeoSrpmun n&ps &pnunerce:
rdaoen", Ser paabegpnoes ber / 8la.
bet Sag, anbefoIer hi o1lc 2nler=
ne. Sglg goot me6 fra Begun
6ellen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1916-03-24

1on1 Sp1ter1111tfn11Det ofDolDer Spr=
6og Sen 20. Mpril poa 9m1ia Sail.
bri11gcs / 2Gler1nes grin6ring.
%rpllnp, &url 6. Nielicu %
Mils 2a1ra 6. yeoger pieocs SEN
16. %. / @jen1met bo5 Yait. Carp
gaor0. Sc Npgifte letter 80 1907
9ficollct Mpe. Sill 2pffe!
ct. Yeters &irfes l1ngoomsfor=
entngs to @bmnaitifbolb refer poo
2er0og iii @elt 9enmarf pg MiI1=
tolpn, @is., for dt frenbile> Dbao
Sc bar brepet set til.
SIR. %. s. @enningicn pil, Jon,
~ltgeblobct"s Meprniento11t, ofrejil
1om1nc11 mes @pm1oltifboloct pao
til Milltomn og 9l1cf. Scr.
Scnningien agtcr at opboloe Jig Ser
en- 8 9oges Gib.
%. 8. Spbanicu, 21O2 22A
Mpc. g.. far / lr11gerc Gib liggc1
%bctpnfelig lpg al 211l,gcbetrl10el ie;
ban lfal 0og MI bore / goo @eoring
Sobonlen lolgte for ct Eor tiger
li6en fit Sfotejsforrctning, 4t3 Sc.
.onr Mbc.
Stlifabefpmme11 2anbsmanb. &r
81. &%obertlen 3744 9licollet She.
M}eolem al 80. 9. e., if 11n6el
lit Mrbej0e ii6ite 6reoag lin EN-
Singer poo benltre S,oono fn11lt
laa Sen maatte alnputeres. Gn al1
Sen Singer blep iterft for1looet og
laa, me1 6en boaber ST. Gnbcrtle1
at bcbpl6e.
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The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
Sheriff Says
"I'm a Fight
Fan-GotoIt"

CLEVELAND. o.. Aug iS-The
l5.round championship mill between
Johnny K;loane and George CLANCY
az cedar Point. on labor day. ~ill
oe staged on schedule This was
The information received from Sher'
~ - L.uudy. In whose hands GOV.
Willis placed final decision regard.
ing he status of the bout.
I'm dyed.in-the- MOO! SIGHT FAN,
said sheriff Lundy, and were going
10 have that battle There's moth.
ing Illegal about Il"
CLANCY and sis manager Hen
Blctzer, were due here today from
Baltimore L Is expected rhe Mary
land featherwetght will train either
AZ tho Narotta A c or al the City
A c.
Johnny Kilhsne does not plan to
sta-r strenuous workouts until next
week A. present he Is doing light
boxing and rope-sk'pping a. Jimmy
Ncan's West Fourteenth 81 gym
nasium
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
All Smiles, Favorite, is
Beaten by McAdOO
In Handicap

II Rancher and Jane Straith could
could only run In the big card Al
Windsor this afternoon, whst
crowd there'd be
Il looked like dead heat until
Rancher touched the tape an In
stAnt before Jane Straith. and there
vas A Sigh OF relief from the stands
that nearly drowned the applause
because the talent wagered It's head
OF on Rancher until the odds were
3 10
veuetia was In the race until half
way down the home stretch S>s be
gan 10 fall back OF the bunch and
finished a length behind II Was q
race for your life and one with a
thrill In every step Of the way down
the stretch II Was the fourth event
In the sixth race Mars Cassidy and
Between Is furnished the excite
ment Only a margin OF head sep
arated them AZ the wire Many Of
the betters overlooked Between is
however. preierring stars and Bars
but this rag VAS lost in the dust
The feature race OF the afternoon
was the Tecumseh handicap which
McAdoo won az easily as rolllog OF
a log NcAdoo beat All Smiles the
tavortte and six others The star
OF the Ferry handicap Sss never
better than fourth and had 20 De
pushed 10 get that far.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
'Jungaleers Hope to Make
Sweep of Nationals Series
Mitchell Probably Will
BE Used by Jen-
nings Today

WASHINGTON. Aug. ls-Mitch'
eli will probably be the heavy man
called forth TO do The finging TOT
Mr.. Jennings and his crew OF Whai-
evs In the third and last game OF
fhe seriss with the Griffmen. Mitch
ell was about the only one not used
IN the double.header the Tlges
grabbed. Thursday.
More than 10 runs for the TWO
games decorate the bon score In
the Tiges column. With The way
the Jungaleers played Il looked AZ
II Il was going 10 take 1000 al lhe
outset. But sandlot playing seemed
20 be In the air. and Washington
not through the 10 innings as loose
" az the visitors.
The Nationals played such a poor
game IN the second. that most oI
the fans left the stand before II was
half over. All this slipshod playing
was a mystery There was nothing
particular TO account for II, unless
Il was the disturbed atmosphere IN
the national capital. brought on oy
the crisis In the railroad s'rike
trouble. Anyway the Griffs couldn
have done much worse II they went,
out to purposely disgrace them
selves.
Nineteen hits were made In the
opcper which went 10 innings. And
Il took nearly every one OF them
70 win the game. The hitting OF
the Tigers featured, being STEADY
and strong. but much OF II was
vasted. The first was tiresome and
drawn out
The farcical aspect OF the second
might have been due 20 the misera'
\ BILE loss OF the FIRST, but az any rate
the Nationals seemed 10 be playing
Il only because IL had been sched'
uIed and not 10 win. When the
Jungaieers made three runs in the
Afth, making total Of ave. and
thus getting the edge, the Grifmen
quit cold.
Cobbs batting was especially a
bright spot in the contest. lie
drove In four runs and made 'wo
himself besides stealing couple
Bof bases.
Dauss started both games. In the
lflrst he was jerked In the third. snd
N the second. in the seventh
The Tiges will move on 10 Phila'
Aelphia for a four-game series be-
ginning Saturday or course there
win be no game sunday. After the
Philadelphia series which the II
gers hope 70 grab. they ~wiil e
against the Carrigans, their yors
Toe. and probable winners of the
pennant.
The Tiges went back into FRS
divis'on by the double victory
Thursday. This is just the star
they wanted.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
ReStd Claims
Record for
TUO Miles

CHICAGO. Aug ls-More auto
mobile speed records were expected
70 fall here today WIN eight cars
left 20 quality 'or tomorrow Grand
Prix automobile race a. the May
uood speedway
Ralph De Palma in Mercedes
clipped time or the American so
mile mark yesterday IN tryOut
The Italian driver negotiated he
hal. century at speed of los m!trs
ar hour. within three miles an hour
o. the worlds record Dario Resta
also worked out He claimed today
20 have established new Amer
can two-rniie mark ReSta was
clockcd AZ a speed of ll7.5 miles an
hour while circlIng the twomile
course
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
CALIFORNIA
TENNIS VICTOR

lake FOREST M. Aug ls-Na.
tional tennis doubles cham mfionship
honors are assured California for
another yea as result - the vic
tory here Yesterday ot Msurice Nc.
lag-h'ia ard Ward Dawson. Los An.
raiss n tho finals ~ the national
preliminary doubles TIE coast men
earned no chance ~ 'hp 'it'e Nv &c.
feat-rg George " Church. Tenary
y and " Davis Philadelphia.
eastern champions Next week they
will meet William Johnston and
Clarence Griffin, OF san Francisco.
national champions. In the challenge
round at New York
The Detroit times., 1916-08-18
Short Ship
FaUOriteS
Are Beaten

SAGINAW. Aug IS In Ssg'-
na~s second short ship meeting
this summer three fayoTitss went
down 70 defeat before two rank out
siders. Thursday Each race went
in spit, heats the l3 trot and p
pace gong four heats and he -
tro, taking ave.
George Mutton Grand MARSHA
did come excellent jrOtting bu;
brought chagrin 20 the Detroit crowd
BY frequently breaking and losing
the 2;l3 trot George D. Of Battle
Creek. took one heat from Vastor,
5ut Vsstor 'ook the next three