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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-11
Western Passenger
Association is Upon
Very Thinnest Ice
frron a STAT correspon,ient.


WASHINGTON, May To- Especial Tele-
gram.)-Tbe petition filed yesterday by
E. ]. Mcyann. manager Of the traffic
bureau Of the Omaha Commercial club
with the Interstate Commerce commits
sion hsklng q suspension OF passenger
fares applying from Omaha. Kansas City
and st. Joeph to practically every
destination In the east beyond the Mis-
sissippi. and involving the tariffs Of the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy; Chicago
Great Western. Chicago, Milwaukee s.
st. Paul; Chicago, Rock Island a Pacific
and the Wabash railways, Is probably
doomed.
The petition for suspension. II granted
would affect every passenger fare from
The Missouri river to the whole of the
United States and Canada. including rail
rates and steamer rates.
Owing TO the fact that The tariffs in
question become effective May Is and
cease 10 be effective September 20. II
they were suspended their entire useful
ness would be destroyed IN view Of this
fact and OF the enormous expense and
labor involved in preparing the tariffs.
II seems a good guess that the commits
sion will deny the suspension asked
There is, however another side to this
question in that clear case OF dis
elimination has presumably been made
and the commission has acted fevoraby
in like cases in the past on similar petit.
tions
Much comment was made today as 70
that portion Or the Omaha petition rela-
tive to The violation Of the sherman law
by the Western Passenger association,
Whether this association has or has moi
violated the antitrust Law, there exists
a conviction, that il is katin8 on thin
Ice. and unless some relief il accorded
Omaha specific harsa- mny ~ flied
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-11
ITCHING Busters
ON BOY s HEAD
Got Worse Affected Ears, Neck
and F ace, Scratched Day and
Night Terribly Disfgured.
HEALED BY CUTICURA
SOAP AND OINTMENT

when four months old my boy suffered
With blisters and kind Of scaly skin on his
head got some salye and he dldpt
seem 10 improve but got worse and his ears
neck, and face were affected He scratched
day and night the itching was so intense
and we had 70 keep his hands pinned the
whole time. The skin was sore and In.
famed, and he didn't have hair on III.
head. II was Just a cap Of sore eruptions,
and his face was terribly disngured.
He got so bad We had TO keep a mask on
his face. The trouble lasted for months,
when a lady told my husband about
Cuticura Soap and Ointment. and we got
them The third day noticed big
Improvement and in two weeks my boy
was healed. (sgnedl Mrs. II. A. Thiele.
s4s 9th st.. Milwaukee, wis. Oct. rs, 1915.
Sample Each Free by Mail
With 32-p. Skin Book on request. Adj
dress postcard "Cuticnrs. Dept. I. Doe.
aon." Sold throughout the world.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-11
Heals Skin Diseases

II IL unnecessary for you 10 suffer
with eczema. ringworm, rashes and sim-
liar skin troubles a little zemo, gotten
nj any drug store for 26c or Sl00 for
extra large bottle, and promptly APP
piled will usually give instant relief
from itching torture. II eleanses and
soothes the skin and heals quickly and
effectively most skin diseaseg.
Zcmo IN wonderful disappearing
liquid and does not smart the most
delicate skin. IL Is not greasy, Is easily
applied and costs little Get II today
and save all further distress.
Zemo, Cleveland.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-11

Dr. Belts Pine-Tar-H Honey viii ease
your cough, soothe the raw spots and
prevent serious lung ailments BIC Alf
druggists. Advertisement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-11
AFFAIRS AT SOUTH OMAHA
John Sandusky, Steam Filter, Who
Was Burned by Steam AZ Swift
Plant, is Dead
TON OF ICE STOLEN FROM CAR

ronoNins fatal burn, Sustained IA The
explosion o. steam pipe 10 The engine
room Of The loca swift q go plant April
John sandusky 20 ,oar-olj unmarried
steanfitter al the plant died YESTERDAY
afternoon n The South Side hospital
where he was removed immediately after
the explosion -Four other men were
caught within the fatal cloud or steam
that issued from pipe Al were
stesmntters Two Of them are now ~.
ceiyins attention at the hospital
An lnqnest will be held Thursday morns
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-11
nutchsrs on Grin.

LONDON. May t0.--According to Ger
man newspapers the head Of the Berlin
police has ordered an investigation Of The
shops and store rooms Of butchers 70 dis
coverew neither supplies OF meat have
heen concealed
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-11
LnckN CnIchrr.

Coach Billy sullivan OF the Detroit
Tigers never had n finger broken during
his long career as a big league catcher
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1916-05-11

Bee want Ads serve hundreds daill
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-12-14
Ira 4. Norton.

Miss Ruth Greenwood and Miss
Marion Lord who are attending the
Pennington Normal school, will be
among the many young people to re-
turn to their homes in Skowhegan
for the Christmas recess.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-12-14

Miss Norah Plummer, teacher in
the eighth grade, High School build
ing. will leave Saturday of next week
for her home in Harrington, where
she is to spend the Christmas holt
days.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-12-14

A supper is to be given tomorrow
evening at the Bethany Church for
the officers and teachers of the Sun
day school with then husbands and
wives
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-12-14

Xmas cards at one-half price at
NJ. G. Swain G Cos.
Get a Promise" book mark for
your Bible, or to put in a book you
give for Christmas present, at the
Philathea fair, Friday and Saturday
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-12-14

Stamped novelties at cost at
NJ. G. Swain & Cos
"Kcnnebec and Other Poems. by
Miss Louise Helen Coburn for sale
at Bucknam's
Are YOU looking for Christmas
gifts that are distinctive and for
tempting eats for Friday and Satur-
day supper? You will find both at
the Phllathea Christmas Fair al the
old Dyer Store on Madison Avenue
tomorrow and Saturday afternoons.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-12-14

Chandler J. Dow is critically i'll at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. f. T.
Goodrich on Madison Avenue, as the
result of paralytic shock expert
enced this morning.
Worthy Master aud Mrs. W. B.
Whittier are to go to Bangor Mon
day, where they will be in attendance
as delegates from the local Grange,
at the State Grange meeting. They
will return Thursday
The members of the Sunshine So
c.ety are to meet this (Thursday)
afternoon at the home of Mrs James
Stinchtield to prepare a Christmas
box for the Blind Babies Home in
New York A bcx is also to be
packed for the Town Farm.
The Bangor, Gardiner Belfast and
Pennington Communicates have ae-
eepted the invitation from the De
Molay Commandery of Skowhegan to
attend the annual St Johns Day OBJ
seryance, June 18th when they will
be the guests of the local Command
cry.
The rural schools will close Fri
day afternoon of this week for the
Christmas vacation The grade
eebaa1c .ro 10 continue ono o,ool,
longer and will have only one weeks
vacation. closing next week Friday
and commencing again New Years
Day
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-12-14
Appreciative and Enduring
Gifts

Ladies Shawknt Hosiery, Fur and FIeeeed lined Gloves ard
Mittens for Ladies and Men Ladies Mannsh Gloves, Soe
Golf Caps; Fancy Suspenders Nmas Netkwear %, %
IS, St.oo.
Boys Leggns Ladies Sweaters Skating and Sport Sets :
LES, $50 lis Russian Vests 1.5o; Hathawa. Shirts
Flannel Shirts for Boys and Men, Boys Heavy Feeeed Shirts
and Drawers only sc Fur Caps Ladies' and Mems Suit
Cases, Trunks Travelling Bags, s. to S12
Boys Sweaters so to $50; Mems and Ladies' Umbreas
Initial Handkerchess loo, for rs, Is Home
Stockings and Mitens; Auto Caps Auto Gloves. Good
work Mittens sc pair.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-12-14

All 25c handkerchiefs now 1sc at
M. G. Swain & Cos.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1916-12-14

The annual Philathea Christmas
Fair is to be held Friday and Satur-
day afternoons of this week at the old
Dyer Store on Madison Ave. Fancy
articles, aprons, food and candy will
be on sale.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-14
@runbsisentlJnm .Sppotbefe
81 eu einnatrnnen-

gfeu eingetragen.
Gli5abetb @atbes an Saf g. II. g.
60, $500.
Goia scfcr an GlpSe 3. Sobm.
ion, $3.50.
9,atban @oIoen an W2onar6 .. II.
g. a.. $4,000.
aluton Gsiiee an $arriet @uiIb,
$3.50.
aolliio 9sienaber an Setrp glai,.
iing, S700.
steaa @einfen an Barbara @ien3,
$500.
9ioic etIberts on Central .. Ii. 8.
Co., Sf760.
gseaie 6. Sd,irrep on Genate g
II. q. ". 60, $1,000.
gteIlie g., Stirrep on So., $1,000.
Mar groipn an Solhbern Clio Z.
II. Z. 60, $4,000.
George s. Grapens OIL 0tortf
Spbe 9arf 9. II. g. ". Co.. $500.
soicpb gerrbarbt an alusui,
Serfert, S301.
SranfIin g. @trSIpan an Sobn g.
SdeibIp. lrritee, 81.
@mparo 8. 9tolan al sSirit mnrf
9. IL. g. u. Co., $500.
SaHnlel q. Chapman on lit
9oofout 9. II. g. Co.. $4,000.
Gblparo 6. @riffitb on Guarantee
Gcpeiit Co.. $1,000.
Do. an IiIicn gS. Sern, $400.
Sottie aabn an Union Sapings g.
Il. I. Co.. $4,000.
Snccb @ab an eagle 9. II. 8. o..
$3.50.
Srbia Seenlann an @ictoria o
". go. 2. $500.
@illnrb s. Sberpberb on GIenoaIe
.. ii. 8. u. 60, $4,000.
Wlnrb 81. O'gaIlagbnn on Sp6e
9snrf 9. II. 8. Co., S2500.
40. on Dsarp e. @enett, $3.50.
SIrnin spi. Muliloll an 4SrIce SLl
9eo. 2 .. II. 8. Co.. $3.50.
alusuit Siesnmin an State Siaper.
$3.50.
giarp SeatIep on GeIta 8. u. 60.
$1250.
elilna Sitter an Senrp g. SIbarOi.
$400.
@iIliain 5. s9eber an Gilmore 8,
|u. g. Co.. $4,000.
albert ssfeiffer an oct. SeoItbp q.
IL. 8. Co.. s5ooo.'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-14

CLARA 6. 8or9eroins an bo..
$1,000.
Charles n. Seilnbn6 on eagle Q.
ii. 6. &C.. $4,000.
20. an SaaiieI Q. Cooper,
$274.7s.
@etiIgte Sppot9efen.
Granf 81. Goppod an Cat 8. H.
g. Co.. $4,000.
sibrabnm gronir on 5reoerif Il.
gien, $1,000.
Snrru @ebcr on, Guarantee Gepo.
lit Co., $4,000.
9feba Ws. Benjamin an GIi5abetb
gedberaer. 5000.
qearl 6. alabnnt on gIsmere o.
~. 8. Co., $4,000.
2oi.iin siiennber on Cartilage e.
u. g. g.. $500.
Sc,raro @aeIbin.an aRt. 2oofolt5.
IL. e. Co., $2500.
gaa 9. @anncrnnn on Spoe Bart
9. II. G. ~. $4,000.
90. an bo., S400.
George s. GraDenSimt Werrantile
3. u. g. Co.. $4,000.
&arrp 9idman m,23. @aro Q.
q. 60, $3.50.
Schn 4. Meisman an Soutberri
Ohio g. Ii. z. 60, $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-14

peritsben, mas man bamit fusen ipiu'
4us Der Jerne anbeten, bis bas @na'
benbilb etpas alitunlife- ipuros
Denn aIes bat i'm 9eben feline 3eit
9tus gutter 6amiIie bic biibfde. tlsins
5rau. Sic tam aud ME in bic @aits
itu6sn. g5as allerbines redt idaes
mar! Inter benz fiibnen Sdnurr
BART brans es bann balblaut dla
Seltitseiprdd berpor:
,Tein, bier bat es feline Yot!
S6ipar3s Mdb6en, ipeiBes Yrot!'
gum Senfsr, ipober bate er benz
base gle 9ebensart9 Glirr! ma6tt
lein SGbel leiie an sinem poriprtH'
ssnben Steinpfoiten. Rein, 2ueoli
bon garsnboff hatte. ibn 10 setrOitst,
als sr bon Somnpper fortsslf9ici
ipurbe. Sang liebebpn Gbe sttpas
bur1geiidert mar, entfernt.
.Morsen in Elm amber StaotGsn
S6par8es 9roi unO ipeibe Wldo'
6en!"
SIirr, tlirrl aauisr ihlus Isins
Waffe nun an. gr mar ia aud, ipos
bin sr mubte, Dor BEN 6auie bes Ses
majors 2apaGisrs. bsiisn Ramen iis
bier 2apallire ipra1en. limb Der Elm
pupierfabriiant mar uuo iitb I'm feline
Geute oben am Waiieritur5 in ben
3eiten betiimmerte, nc er ii6 nidt
nit bem Wobl unb @sb BEG JletenS
Gprbers gu bei9afiissn bate. Soate
ni6t gut gsben. bas emit 10 bliibenoe
9eTddft. 9iellei8t lpar er bdrum
gelpObner BON brei serdumisen 3ims
mern ssiporben, BON benen bas bilbs
f6eits unb ionnisite nnd oem gartsn
sing. Oort itanb Elm tleiner papils
Ion, ipeib umsittert nm pon Ran.en'
pert, bas iebt audi i6On als3uif!as
gen beednn, umtlettert. 90 n itil
perittpiesenes Stellbi6ein gSdoiIa
lonten! Ri9tis. Die ejarbine rssts
ii6 leiie an eiuem sseniter bes Gro9es
iboies. Die Sarte, i,tlante emmd
eudte natiirlid binter BEN galIaminsn
unb pantoffeIblumsn berpor, bic pitl
biibItsr lit als bic aotlenitein inter
bsm .IsBten 9eriuh"! Wenn's aoms
tebdn oud einen rld6tis sroBsn
0elbIad baben IolIte! gutten bate
bic ben Der armen Qinie eripiitt.
Wlan faste aus @eriebeu. g.ab.
brau6te er, Der fdDne, miIbe @eps
bern, no6 bem @eIte gu sudeuf
Miirbs er lpobi iein aebtug ni6t tun!
Der glams emma mar ihn - er
pubte nidt parum - ni6t ear5
munbaerett. gli6i uni9misgium.
Sb pobl bieIe Gmmo nal besreifen
piirbe, gu tpeldem ftiasiiiben 3apsi
ceritGnbige Menf4en bas iisins.
runbe Sempelten eebo1t batten. nab
bem er ieoen Wlorssn icben mubte.
.Sbe = aba!!" Sis oobin. no Ils
bas tat, bate er aud iiderli6 i6on
einsn fiiben, i6mieefarlen aOienam,n
sefunben fir bas bIonbe, bolbe &inh.
(JortIebung folst.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-14
G)rnnociseutbum snbertrasnnseu.
Gincinnati t3. Sun

SEQ $. gteinborO on slmua VI.
Sdutte. Got 5 III Der Sebon 8lace
llnterabtheilung in Sncaulore Scwn'
| ibip, (Steuer 50c); ST.
gbiparb U. @ormah an @uiiape u
u. Gngel llnb 9ilIu Sngel, 113 Sur
an Der Siibieite Der gosbep glnenie,
6S3 Sub oitIif Der Sigblano glpe.
me, (Steuer SOC ST.
8iIliam 2ooge al Q. Q. Cooper,
Is Dlcnae Yadt, bonn 10. Suni
1916 on, auf AZ bel 100 2lli, an Der
norolpeitIifen Gde Ger 9tiogepor
slnenue inb 9rereI 8lare. sSabrlid)e
DtieiGe $50 nit oenrstnfnuispriuile.
einm fir $4,000.
Marp 8. 2phoe an g. Q. Cooper,
10 @cnate @aht, bonn 10. sSrni
1916 on, mrf 70 bel Ill SUB al Der
noroGitlifcn Ode Der Mibgeipap uEo
Eerlins 9penue S5dbrIife WiieiGc
$275 nit neutrality-suspicious. iiir
$500.
goparb Sauenidalo an gnieIio
9aebner, 5beil bon aots s unb 8 Il;
George 5iihers llnterdbtbeilung ail
McSenrp glpenuc in @einuooo.
(Steuer SOC; 81.
9arfer 9idiOu an Miiinie O. lid.
;on, 100 bei $50 sui, an Der @eii.
ieite Der 9ifion 9tperiie, 150 Juh
iiiblih Der Wit6eQ glpeiiue, ST.
Sarrp 6. Sisf OIL WnrgnretIborn'
opfc, 80 Bel 230 Sup on Der Sitieits
Del sfirbp 9lpcnl,e, 6f3 Sub norolid
Del grilee slpenue, ferrer, 20 Sub an
Oer @citicite Der Snnes giDenle in
Glmniinspillc, (Steuer $D; 81.
@illinm 6. Straeblep an Warn g.
Chine Ii. 9lnb., 26 bel 100 sSlii al
Del Gillette Der Gpnlliies Strabe aiii
SSalmlt Sills. $3S00.'
gGriit. 9fuebel IL 4nD. on Seleil
Jf,lebel, A glfer Sano in Geftion IL
in Green Sopnibip, (Steuer $D;
$500.
aacrgmn @omsIep an Sspietl M
sdntat, Got 19 in Wilrgon Maiiis'
lens llnterabtbeiliuig IN SooDcn,
JSterer 50c); 500.
Mmnn o. @rimslep u. gln6. ali
Ma-p u. syones, 2ot 3S IN Slbort'a
Slpeiter llnterabtteiliiHa in 5ernbanf,
tSieiier so; 81.
Snrrp 9ifman II. glno. an Ufar
BroWn, 3S SUI m Der @eIiieite Der
|Gt. Sanes &nenue, 1i5 SUB iiiolidj
Der Jrarlri5co StraBe, (StelIer
5.50); 81.
Gbriitine 0unafpap an esobn 6.
wuI5, 4.106 gIfer 2anb In Geftion s
tn Green Gownibip, ggteler SD; 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-14

Sobn 2. McBbiIlips on 9ipingitol
Greet 8. u. 9. Co., $500.
elnna Tanner an williamsburg Q.
II. 6. Co.. 5000.
&ntiie aahn an Mereantile .. II.
g. Go. $2500.
gernarc DirGop on Clifton Mhi.
fuaI G. u. 9. Co.. $500,
SrpiIle 9apis on Wilforb Conc
glog. Co.. $4,000.
gbtrare 8. gloIan an Jirit Waro
9. n. 6. n. Co., $400.
Tbeoocre Ws. penfer an Garfield
9eo. / 9. ii. q. Co., $2500.
Mnrp MlatDerlp an gblporo Guide.
S23e.
GniIie SfIagengei1 on sSinDIdp
Wanrfet 9ao. 2 9. II. .. 60. $1,000.
Willnro e. Sbepberb an @Iennale
g. ". 8. u. Co., $4,000.
Senrp Gd,oenberg on Gait Gno 9.
~. So. $500.
glarp pentIcp an Columbia .. u.
Z. 81. 60, $3.50.
Marp ". Tidore on canton .. "
q. u. glo. A. $1,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-14

9arrp SItorbt on Ebereiia @cr'
mes, Got 106 in Wsias & aiiiie'S
5ipeiter llnternbtbeiling in Rorpooo,
tStcuer SO; 81.
Snrrp g. Wlcore an sSrancis u.
LSoeuer. 80 tei 80 Sub an Der @eit.
ieite Der Spring @rcpe slpcnue III
Gmuninsbiilc, (Steucr 50c,; 81.
Gillian e. 8. Goiran an @rnce D.
Sill II. sInb., Got 146 in @inrris unb
Smiths ltnterabtbeilung in Clifton,
tSteuer 50c); 81.
gInna g. glrnclo oil SnnilieI r..
GhapnIan unS slnna 9. @bapnan,
% bri 15G, ,fSub oil Der @eitieiie Ser
9;inc Strni,e, no 5ilB iiihlid Der
9icrpopS 9lremle, (Steiler $3.50;
S1.00.
Charles &. Moore on sSreocrid o.
Bird, Got 80 in Charles 8. lDtoOrc's
llnterabtbeiIiing in 9inoerion 1oipn.
ibip. 81.
gidion ". Sern an eli5abetb 6.
eriiiit1 ine eelparo 6. e5riiiitf,
Sot SS in Der gioripoob Iiep Inter.
abtbeilun1, (Stencr So; 81.
slbrabam Sbuller an sSaccb inlo
Stelin @ab, 5beil beil lot IL in ).
". 1apIor' sllnterabtbeiIilne, (Steier
500; 81.
Sefapetta q. 9iobinion on Natalie
{. siobinicn, 2cts 2i uno % in 6.
:. @icSSnprc's llnternftbeiIiing bon
Sanlcr Bari. 81.
9. $. sInler an Clara W1. gloler,,
62 BEL 215 SUB oil Der Horoieite Der
Sppurtb slpenue in @inton Nlaee,
$f.00.
slIireo 9sogeIer on aiarp Bots,
ioro II. glnb., 3S Monate Eabt ponl
I. sluGiit 1916 an duf ben 9abcn'
roltn; bcfannt nIs gto. 503 pnlnlt
Strai3e, rlonotIid)e Wtierbe 500.
anre sioper an gluauit imo Gntbe'
rinc Sicemann, Got 16 in 9iaper's
ilntcrabiteilung iu9fonpooo, (Steucr
S1.5m; ST.
Sso1n VI. SelnpIcton oil s. =.
tSlosecf, ~ Cots III @ar9nret G.
Beers ,. llnterabtteiIiing in Gunt,
mirSpille. 6Steuer SOC; 81.
Qoi;iie 9sarions oil 3. a. @inga.
rcm II laiB an ser Gillette Ger
Ycrtsinanue aui gaaim:t SiIls, $500.
5ie 3. u. q. gSebcr so. an @il'
liam syreberid @eber, 33 bel 125
.siif an Der 2aeitieitc Der ssnneS sIuc-
ME, 110 SUB iiioIid) Der Sreoerif
s!ucrie in Grmnlinsbille. GSteuer
$4J: 81.
1beo0ore q. acpp m sopbic
GidrrGris. 25 bel ia SUB an Der
SiiSieite rer Court Gtrabe, 1913 6ub
lpeilIih Der Gutter Strnbc, (Steuer
$3.50; 81.
3oiepb Sullier on Serbert SHELTER,
30 bel $50 6lb an Der Sitieite ser
Smile gpeiule, 800 SUB ncrblid Scr
NcSenrp apeHue, cSteier 81; 81.
Charlotte y. gogcra on Charles
q. Seintbad Ii. slno., 40 bel 11S SUB
Gil Ser 8eitieite Der Ct. sSnmes sIue.
nae, 103 8ub iiibIi6 oes Sfogcrs
9lace, (Steuer 100; 81.
Gaa .. @auucmm an ssobn E.
lno Marp u, 9auis. Gets 26 uno
33 in Der 5airpieip Nlaee lluterab.
tbciIuug on Belmont sIpenuc,
(Steier S4); 81.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-06-14
|9k etjdIa9t in stagerraf un1 bic ytrlnft
felt Negimn bes sirieses.

m 9adiebenben lei amtde elite Der gerlnie ianmenys.
M Die robbrianncn 9aihanb geginn es aresss an en
r sIad out sfooerra et Sdidnen bnbten oc vrisen
f392OO Spnn e acgen 1000 Iorrn Der Gee ao loer etl
at Vrocnt nebr ais Sn bier gerenirg to Sigc.
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The Detroit times., 1916-08-10

Western Tennis Tourney Has
But One Visitor With
Chance 40 Win

LAKE FOREST 49,, Aug l3.-C.
! Locsao.u. kansas city vas .ee
only 81t9l.ovu survivor today 10
the men singles ol tr@ western
tennis champ .on-E.D tournament
Stacked uD against fae N.sso-r,an
Tor competition for lhe ao-or OF
meeting George Church. ot Tenaay,
y 3. la Do. challenge round. are
Heath By.1rl Harry Waidner. Jerry
Weber and Ralph Burdick. I'll. OF
Chicago Locksorn will clash With
one % these players today
Maurice Mclaughlin. ward naw
son and Kenneth Hawkes.. 'he Pa
cifc coast stars. we're eliminated yes
ierday Mclaughlin dcial.ted 20 g..
Cole Chicago Hawkes. was beaten
0y W A. Futtsrer Chicago and
Dawson Ras taken into camp fol-
lowing a nard'ought match with
. Heath Byford
Play 10 tho woncr'q singles and
the men and wOmen's doubles con
tinued today.
The Detroit times., 1916-08-10
Back TO the Old Ways.

(vNHEY bserng IN the history Of
the American league and does
doesn't the a
down the stretch neck and From
fashionable
gonfalon gra the
Chebro
Chicago
days Of the 1905 five clubs all the and
10 riumphs Fielder
August
finish
Detroit Chicago and Philadelphia the
wire almost dead heat There
Philadelphia and Detroit fought
Then hitting all four cyln
until 1915 when The Red 5 and
able take his without
back its with clubs
together into the home stretch
scented By the anal two months OF play
The going sell $4,000 worth Of ball
the
el1toooooo the tated States Las,
The which Bill" Donovan Smiling Bill
Donovan that gntmn mail should be addressed Wild Bill
suspension
all the should
|1oN the decisions making
Narn that
koEst the world yet Hughy had to lay OF three days
2$ Ssshaps the mind readers
The Detroit times., 1916-08-10
MORIARTY NEAR
DEATH, REPORT
Mcintyre Writes That Former
Tigers Illness Is Very
Alarming

In letter 10 Detroit friends. Mat.
~ Mcintyre. new manager Of the
Mobile club In the Southern league.
says that he understands from
Southern leaguers who have been at
Memphis recently that George Mo-
riarty. former Tiger and now man
sger OF the Memphis club. Is very
low with typhoid fever. The SEIZED.
ule hasn't enabled Matty 10 reach
Memphis yet, but the information he
has received indicates that II Is
feared Moriarty will not recover
George was taken III shortly after
he assumed the management OF the
Memphis club IN mid-season
The Detroit times., 1916-08-10

however. since l adopted the sun
glasses invented ty Fred Clarke
Before dcnned them had to
take the nrst tall pitched whether
| wanted 20 or not. after stepping
directly from the outGeli 10 TIE
plate could see en- pretty well
in 1911 when 7 h.t 3il
My chief trouble from the old
stvle sunglasses vas in seeing dark
balls when they left the bat or IN
throwing Now [ am bothered only
when running back for liners.
There's AT element 81 Danger.
too n wearing Su1sllsses Once /
slid after o ground ball in Wash
ing-on and % r.' -e on the chin.
II rhe ball had hoTret iltJle high
er II would have sreashcd my specs
and blinded uIe
american Leagues wo-t difficult
srr ea, arp lH the parks CT Chi
carc. Detroit and Philadelphia How
The Detroit times., 1916-08-10
DETROITERS TO
TRY OUT COURSE

DULUTH MINI, Aug lo-Ths
Detroit Boat club senior eight and
Edward Henkie. the clubs scuIler.
arrived in Duluth this morning. for
the national regatta. which starts
Friday, and proceeded 20 prepare
for trial spin over The courge. The
Grand Rapids Boat and Canoe crews
also arrived today a. did a number
OF other oaramen from The middle
west They came 30 on a special
train from Chicago The Weather
outlook ia favorable for fast r..
gat'a