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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-18
FRENCH RETAKE
FLEURY VILLAGE
Drive Out Germans After
Desperate Fifht in
Streets
COMMANDMENT is HO-

PARIS, Aug. ts.--By a pow.
erful attack on the northeast
front OF verdun last night, the
French completely recaptured
the village OF Fleury, driving
the Germans from that part Of
the village which they attn held.
II was officially announced to-
day.
The Germans stlli retain .
few ruins outside and east OF
the village near the Chapltre
Acre forest. The French also
advanced west 20 the town be-
tween Thlaumont and Fleury,
taking so prisoners.
The blow was struck on the i5sth
day OF the great battle for the fort
resA city. II was preceded by q
terrific bombardment and heavy
curtain fire that prevented the
Germans from bringing up reserves
clinglng desperately TO the north
eastern houses OF the town. the
Germana vainiy attempted to stem
the Ffench advance with machine
guns.
Violent comhats occurred In the
streets OF the ruined village before
tho Germans withdrew. On the
somme front the Germans las,
right made their first attempt 10
reeapture positions taken by the
French In Wednesdays advance
around Maurepaa.
At the came time tho Germans
were delivering heavy attacks
against the British around Poxisres
fighting broke along the French
front southeast OF Maurepas, where
violent artillery fighting continued
turnout yesterday. The French no,
only repulsed the German attack
but made nome prisoners.
No engagements OF importance
occurred south Of the Somme OF
etrewhero on the French front
South Of Beiloy on Santerre the
French found four machine guns
In n trench captured Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-18
TO TELL CHAMBER
OF STRIKE PLANS

Judge Thomas Burke, president
Of the chamber Of Commerce. Will
Fubmit to the board OF trustees
next week the request OF William
Blackman. federal mediator. that
the chamber take up negotiations
looking to the settlement Of the
longshoremen's strike.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-18
THIS OLD PUMP HAS
PUMPED FOR YEARS

BUTLER. Pa. Aug. fT--For the
first time In 30 years pump on
The property Of Col. w. A. Lowery
Ia out Of commission - the pump
las broken down Tho well in
which this pump WAS used was dug
IN 1904 b. John Gilmore and was
over 100 feet deep. The we'll con.
taina excellent water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-18
HUGHES FINDS
WILSON STRONG
IN CALIFORNIA
Bitter Moose-G. o. p. Row
Grects Nominee in
Frisco
JOHNSON is THE ISSUE
nv PERRY ARNOLD

unlted rre.s staff Correspondent
SACRAMENTO, Cal. Aug. ts.
Charles {. Hughes capacity
as a harnonixer appeared likely
10 be tested to lite fullest cs.
tent today. No sooner had he
reached the boundary line OF
California than a bitter fac
tlonal battle intruded.
Because the proaressivea--
one party TO the row--aasert
that there 10 great menace In
the division. II appeared likely
early today that the republican
presidential nominee would
spend most OF his afternoon to-
day spreading the soothing
balm OF harmony on California
state leaders In various confer
ences.
lie was scheduled 20 reach San
Francisco about noon. and will de-
liver his main address at the Civic
Auditorium tonight.
Nj Johnson 10 issue
On the surface the division IL APP
parent In an effort OF two factions
OF the party TO assume proprietor.
ship of the nominee. Tho progress.
siye-republicans claim the "regu.
lars" headed by National Commit.
tecman W. II. Croker. have frozen
cut the Johnson type OF progressive
republicans. and have snuhbed Gov
johnson by suggestion that he do
not appear AZ tonlght'a meeting.
The regulars deny the assertion.
and point to a biz delegation OF pro
gressiyes who have been invited TO
platform seats tonight. as well aa
to n number OF republicans of that
type, who were selected aa mem.
bers of the California reception com.
mittee which met the Hughes train
early today.
Didn't Consult Roweli
Back OF the surface indications
lies the memory by the progressive
republicans Of a speech made by
National Committeeman Crocker at
the meeting OF the national com.
msttse in Washington. In which
they say he deprecated too much
harmony. and asked one more op.
portunity In which to have a chance
to defeat Hiram johnson. The lat.
ter liz nov making speeches not
only fayoring bis own senatorial
candidacy. but boosting Hughes.
Chester Rowcil Of Fresno. n pro-
Eressis.. who was chosen on the
republican national campaign com.
mlttee. Ia also working for Hughes.
but he admitted today. when on the
train. that his advice had not been
sought In arranging the Hughes
meetings thruout tho state.
Progrcssives. in asking attention.
declared that at tho recent pri.
mari~s only $1,000 OF approximately
$4,000 former progressive voters
declared themselves republicans.
There are. therefore. nearly SOC. 900
former progressives who havc not
made up their minds whether 10
support Hughes with johnson, or
follow the lead OF Francis J. Heney.
former progressive. and declare for
Woodrow Wilson.
Gov. Hughes has not ret indicated
what course he proposes to take in
tho matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-18
SLAVS Threaten.
HUNGARY NOW

PETROGRAD. Aug. is.-Threat-
cning an early invasion OF Hun
gary, the Russians have pressed
forward In the Jablonitza pass re-
gion and are approaching the sum
mits OF the mountains In the region
OF Koromezo. Hungary. II was OF.
ficially announced today.
Capture of the villages OF Lysiec
and Starry, southwest OF Stanisiau.
and OF a series OF heights In the d.
rcction OF Arzciuz was also an
nounced.
Koromexc lies at the southern
end OF tho Jablonitza pass, one OF
tho most important gateways lead
ihe into tho plains OF Hungary.
Che capture OF the village OF Jab-
lnnitza at the northern entrance
to the pass and on the railway
leading into Hungary from Stanis-
lau. was officially announced a few
days ago.
The war office, however. ad-
mitted that the Austro-Germans
have Temporarily wrested the In
itIative from the slavs in the fight
!rC southeast of Lemberg. The
enemy resumed the offensive west
OF Podhajce, 30 miles northeast OF
Stanislau. but was repulsed. suffer
ing heavy losses.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-09

BOB, sof 2, @lod 8 aolo'g 2. NS5., ct:
Solepb, 100000.
49, S 8ob, @H8 81 bon Got i, Sal1f
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$4,000.
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@loub, $3O28.OO.
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$4,000.
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1851, Nlbanb, $4,000.
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1854 58A unb She'll bon @gA
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s6925.oo.
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CLOUD, $5000.00.
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2ots ~ unb 13, 8lod 1, 3en9el's Ioo.,
$4,000. .
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pban 5al5er, @R @gA, t%peniger 9
81. in @8A NgA, Gee. 23z125z3o,
$1,000. 90.
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Gunbc ais SrSomnau5en.

Mus Dem Tslbe pirb Der "a0:niz
fGen Dultsoeituns" aeI4rieben: @or
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i'm nannten, @egs uno @teaung
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pieoer.
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Sour borf man i'm auf ieinen @dnz
gen nidt aupiel anreoen ober i'm gar
belditigen, benn Damn tann er
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Srbonnan5z9unoe iinb ibrigens an
Dielen @telen Der Jront tattg. sic
iinb iebr 5uperlGfig uno treu unb
naturgemdB bei MQen feDr beliebt.
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9reifig &ricgsertlarungen.

9ie 3abl Der Rriegsertldrungea,
bic biefem gemalti9en Woltertrtese
5ugrunDe liegen, TT bereits auf ~
angeipablen. 9ter iplst bic politan@
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bien;
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5. Dug, Setterret@s an HuBlano;
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II. Mug.. Mfontenegros an Setterz
rei@;
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Lamb;
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5. NoD., GnglanDs an bic Sirfei;
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"a. Mai, 1915. Staltens an Sc ter
rei@;
81. Dug, Staliens an bic Sirtet;
IA. Sft,, 8ulgartens an @erbten;
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26. Mdra 1916, 9euti@lanbs ait
pprtugal;
81. Dug, Staliens an 9eutf@lonb;
81. Mug., &umdnienS an Sefterrei@z
l1ngarn.
20. Mug., 9eutf&lan6s an &umGniz
er.
80. Dug. Surfei on @umGnien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-11-09
Ser 6e1ttide @icb6eitanb.

9oS faiierli@e @totiiti1&e Mmt
per0Hentltdt I'M &ei@son5etger sic
@rgebniTe ser beuti9en 8ieb3dbll11g
bonn 1. 9e3ember 1915 unb felt 1te
bent 3dblungsergebnis bonn /. Sc
5ember 1914 gegeniiber. 9ana@ erz
seben ft@ an btei len beiben 9aten fol=
genoe 8e1tdnbe:
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Mpnoten 1,396,7e7 2,o69,so2
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5rlleu, Gtiere Ii.
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bonolungen 5pii@en ben Centralized
ZEN fir bic Sle:idperiorgung pon
Seer un6 3iptlbepDlferung ergeben.
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fiblbor lei Der Mongel an i@laGt>
reifen @hneinen.
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kinder Schreien
MACH FlETCHER'S
O RIA


Sermorn S6oner nno Grnt an
Mlops &remers, @gA N@A, &C.,
15=124=30, GouegepiQe, $4,000.
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@orms, Gbeil bon Got 8, MubitorS
gee. 18=125=32, Seem Munih
$4,000
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SSobn &aoomad)er> Sh @gA uni
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@erbarb Bruemmer unb Srau al
Sbeobore 8ruemmer it,, 8R N8A
Gee. 20 nnb @h MgA, Gee. 80 nn(
@@A Gee. 1~9z124<31, Sar1ning
100000.
M6elbert 9. Carpenter unb Srol1 al
sSpbn 81. 8ennberg, Sbeil bon 8lod IS
&obbins & Menbenbaus &bo., eau:
Centre, $775.00.
6. Mpbertion, 2ots 10 un6 IA, 81od 2
&Ioeppers Mbb., ct. glorb, $3500.00.
@nbert @rignpn unb Srau oil @altel
6. gpbertipn, Cots 2z15<16, 8lod 8
Garteu, 100000.
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Photo by American Press Association.
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DEFENDERS fir 6ieie @%elegenbeit ge<
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@adt Dem @agenleiben, Sen Ga
fen pber 11nberbaulidfeit Elm @nbe.
uTape's 9iapepiin" madt lauren, tran=
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gen1 elmer MagenzunorOnung 81 lei6en.
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i'll Ser @elt. @r lit tpunDerboQ.
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Sellers &rebsbcban6lnng.

l1eber bic reue Metbobe Der opez
rattonsf1fen &rebsbebanblung BON
Or. me6. Mbolf Seller in Weilbe;mz
Sed nirb beri@tet: r@emiife borlauz
ftge @rfolge nit Der Metbobe limb
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bei benz @erfobren INN cine &omtiz
nation bon 5pet Metbo0en, ippDon
bic cine bic mirtfomere fem biirFte,
bic bic Metterbilbung elmer betonnten
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es Bel Der anberen nod 5peifel6aft
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bat. @s lit an5uertennen, bab BEL
6autfrebf en unb audi ein3elnvn
8ruitz unb @ebdrmutterfrebfen cine
8ernarbung er3ielt purbe, Die man
ais bea@tenstpert gu betra@ten fat.
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einmaligen @ortellung Der Patienten
gu beurteilen, ob Der @rfolg oauernb
bleiben ptr6; benn cine 9eilrng
lift erit bonn an5uertennen, tpenn
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1T. Dagegen. bob @eriu@e init
benz Mitte1 BEL SGllen unterz
nonlmer perben, bic nt@t pperabe1
1inb, ldBt fi@ n;$ts einpenben; Bel
5dllen iebo@, in benen bic @irurgtz
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6ere@tiste 9offnung ouf bauernbe
@eilung bon elmer Speratton obbale
ten lteben. 9os 3elleri@e Mtttel TT
iibrigens nur in 5Gllen m0gli@, in
benen bereits Elm Musbru@ Der
&rebsfnoten erfolgt 1T; al1o gerobt
bic giinittgiten Sa!le eignen {t@ niAt
fir cine 8ebanblung nit ibm. 3te
Grfolge Or. Sellers iinb teilneiie
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Die Gimeif=@ rnabrnng.

gu ben mi@tisIten @rndbrungsfra<
gen geb0rt bic na@ benz 8ebarf IN
GimeiB, uno 5ablrei@e bebeutenbe
5ori6er baben 1i@ nit ibrer 2Diung
bef@aftigt. @o bat in neueiter Set
Der 8erliner Pbpiiologe Or. 8. g.
Wamfer na@peilen t0nnen, bob Der
GimeiBbeborf bonn @epi@t unb 2e=
bsnsalter ab9dngt. Gin %einjahri9es
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pro &ilogromm &0rpergetpidt 5,04
@ramm @itueib, Elm 20idbriger
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jdbriger Mann OH @romm. Ser
grpBe @ipeibbeborf beS &tnbes 1T
our@ Dos relatip grobe Nobrungst'e<
birfnts, pel@es bar& 6as Ma@sium,
bic Gntmtdlung Der Srgane bebingt
1T, gu ertldren. - Set @imeiBbebarf
pro &opf felt ii@ gu 8eginn Der
3tpan5tger Sabre am 5D9iten, bann
1tntt er INNER mebr berab; benin
bonn @nbe Der Mo9stums5eit an fin
bet feline @ntmidlung Der Srgane
mebr itatt; bic geiamte Nabrungsz
aufnabme bient ieBt muir benz 8au>
unb 8etriebsfoffme@fel.
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Ser bpd,p'ite SER @erma111 Sir

yv ""
gems, g.. S., gr5biidof bon 8ombop,
SS1r0iel lit %geitorben. Der %beritorbe=
ne Gr5biidof tpur6e I'M Sabre 1847
in Nfiiniter, @eltpbalen, geboren.
Seit 1886 arbeitete er in BEN 8om<
6apSliiliionen un6 beflei6ete 5meimal
0aS Mmt zines Miiiionsoberen. CT
fungierte alS apoitolii9er M6miniitra=
tor ser 9io5eie un6 Brofeiior am ct.
3apier=&oueg. SIM Sabre 1905 par=
Sc er gum 8ii6of bon 8ombap ge-
metbt uno I'M Sabre 1907 erbielt er
0as Falium. Sbtpobl er bon 6eut-
ider @eburt mar, 6uloete i'm Sic &e-
gierung, mabren6 cine Mn5abl 6el1t,
lder Mfiiiionsprieiter in S116ien iid
eit1ell m1oeren @irfungsfreiS 1u6en
mubten.
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Sn minneopoIis hoben

Sn Minneapo1is baben
5bomos %. Me@oep 81 Sabre alt,
unb feline 5rau cine Trau Mnna
MarD 9ugbes, 81 Sabre alt. ooop<
ttert, bic felt 13 sSafre BET tbnen
pobnbaft lit. Die Mr@oeps hatten
6abei bas 3iel I'M Muge, fir 5rau
9ugbes in fpdteren Sabren Gorge gu
tragen als Mnerfennung fir Sic Ser
6tenite, bic fie fi@ UNI bic Mufbrinz.
gung ser bier &tnber bes @bspaareS
ertporb, BON benen jebt 3pei bsrbeiz
ratet fin6. Trau @ugbss 1T feit 30
Sabren in ct. Baul anfdfig. Sbr
@atte ftarb IL Sabre fpdter.
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&bemmatismns fplgt Ser Gnsietnng

HDetm0ttsmns 1Dlgt Ger siHs1eRHH9.
SIM &egen ben gar5en Sag bat &C.
m0bnIi6 CUR 8olge idmer5lide @nif'
fe bon &~beumatismuS ODER Ne1t
roIgio. SIom's Ointment bringt
@11d rafbe 2in6erung un6 beugt oen
&niffen Dor, 6ie our Eort1r meroen.
IS bringt raid Elm obne &elben uno
modt sic meben un6 idmer5enben
@lie6er tpeid}. @egen mehe, iteife,
eri60pfte Musfeln, Sic mebe tbun
un6 flopfen bon l1eberanitrc1gl1ne
bringt @lomn's Ointment raid1e oin-
oeru1rg. Auctidungen, @crrenfnn~
gen, @er1touhungen uno onocre ge-
ringe 8crlebungen BEL &inoern tper,
oen raih in Sronung gebroft ourh
@loan's Ointment. &auft einc Nla'fe
be11te noh bel gurem @potbefer,
25f. - Sing.
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Sur Ser @rufm1ttb Ser britiiden

7tHt Ut 0t1HH"19 ~ Wa9e"
Megicrung, fii1rbetWorgan on, baben
es Sic omerifamiiden 8%onfbauier gu
per0a1fer, 6oB 1ie ibr @elo in elmer
1lel1e1n britiiden &riegsanleibe bon
800 Milionen mbbringen0 anlegen
f0ijnren. Man ipeiB mabrlid nidt,
altf pen bieie nie6ertrd6tige @eu6e=
lei idymerer 5uriidfaQt; auf BEN 8ett=
Ter Sobn 8l1a o6er sic amerifani=
Idhen 8unfiers.
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SlltrDmijd)c @aarial6e.

1uNhtIupe 4|uut u4ot+
8. Meutter bat. cine 9aar5albe aus
Der 3eit Der olten N3mer Der mii1enz
19aftliden Mno!nIe unterpprfen, Sri
Musgrobunger, Die in 2u9ano bon
benz Direttor pes oortigen 1tdptil hen
Mu1eums, 80. 8alli, porgenommen
purben, fano mon einen alten rDmi.
19en Rrug, Der cine 5;emli9 mei&e,
ialbenartige, fettige Maiie bon gelb<
brauner Jarbe nit einem @eru& na9
Serpentin unb @torag=!6ar5 entbielt.
lleber Dos Grsebnis Der Mnalpfe pic5
beri4tet. 9te Mafie f4mol5 BET @r@
>pdrmen gegen So @rao gu elmer
selbli9en Tliiiiigteit nit bielen mime
rolii4en unb pf!an5lihen feiten 8e>
1tanbteilen. 9te meitere l1nteriu4ung
3eigte, baB 1ie tei!peiie in Petroleumz
dtber, Metber, Mltobol unb @blOroz
form l0sli@ tpar, uno bic @emt19e
Mnalpie beutete barouf bin, boB Die
Ma11e elm Semitic bon 8ienentpe4S
unb Soften bar1tellte, benz bic &Dmer
@torarz9ar5 uno Serpentin 5ugeieb!
botten. 9te betcen leBten 8eftanp<
teile pQren in @ein{dure eingepeitt
ipprben. Muberbem mar @enna Der
braune11 Gdrbung unb 6es @erughes
mege11 5ugefigt, iopie Elm @erbftoff,
Der bic Ma11e fonferbieren unb ihr
einen b%eionberen Duft perleiben iol!te.
9ies @emenge btente in Der 3sit Der
olten M0mer ben Mobebamen als
Salbe fir bic 9aut ober fir lie
6aare.
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ou6 babur& perHdnblia, bab Sic
@souttrsbie immerbin relatip sinfttg
gu bebonbeln 1inb, unb bab ouh
Miidfdue notwithstanding leiHt Ell
ncr geeisneten 8ebanblung meiden.
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SDpnutiidc &cbanblnn9 Scr
Gliuhtcit.

@on elmer eritaunll4en, lpern al't,
nur poriibergebenDen Yllnbentfttnag
wifien bic uAnnaleS bes @ete1ees
YbD1iques" gu beribten. Gin burh
cine Grplpilon erblnpeter en9ll1a,er
gbaufteur tom, nadpbem CT 3 W{oz
note i'm 2a5arett uno 8 lpeltere M:pz
note in einer Ylinoemnit alt 2%pnop1s
5usebrad)t bate, in Die Behanblpn9
eile5 9ppnoti1eurs, Die @eiaoBsr>
plolIpn batte bic Nugapfel 5urlidge@
preBt uno baburh CUR 3uiomnen5lez
bung Der Sebneypen gefiibrt. SIN
Au5arett batte man pbne grtoly ollie
Mittel our Mufbebung oer We1bpb=
mirtung an9emenpet, aber nur Die
bppnotiiGe Sug9e1tion tpnnts fur
eine @etunbe Dos nprmale @ebpermDz
gen bes Y%otienten mieoer ber1tellen.
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{tto ober uneiinRig finb, bur& i6ro3fe
5ormen aus. gben{p mub aus l1rz
fade fir bic fsbr haratterifii ten
Tormen bes @onblteins bic 3ufa'nz
men(ebung unb !nnere Gtruttur olez
les @elteins ange1ehen lperoen.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-08

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
American League. - st. Louis 6,
New York 5.
National League.-Boston 8, st.
Louis 2.
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YERKES AND DOOLAN SENT TO
ATLANTA BY CUBS
BY Mark Shields

BY Mark Shields
Recently we have been highly d.
verted by interviews from various
managers of the American league,
all to the effect that the White Sox
were fine balplayers and should be
up and winning at the present time.
They all agreed that there were some
good men on the South Side payroll,
but the managers were strangely
silent about teamwork
However, the baseball writer's have
done their best in the alibi line, keep
ing well within proper bounds and
writing some readable stuff. Yes
terday's Daily News had interviews
with four A. L. pilots about the Sox
which proved nothing but that one
young man is worth his salary.
At a great outlay of time and the
expense of one bowl of hop we have
gathered the following interviews,
none of which were had with the
managers mentioned But they
might have said the following words
and not have been wide of what they
were really thinking:
Connie Mack, Manager Of Athletics
Playing against the White Sox
helps me to drill my young men.
They learn a lot about things they
should not do.
Bill Carrigan, Manager Red Sox-
Every time I look at that SOx team
I am glad did not sell Iris Speaker
to COmiskey. With one more star
athlete Of recognized cIoUting ability
the SOx might be in eighth place.
Clark. Griffith, Manager Washing
tOn-We are always frightened when
playing the Sox. We fear it will rain
before the end of the fifth inning and
keep us from winning a game.
Bill Donovan, Manager Of the YAM
kees-My boys realize that they
must beat the White Sox if they are
to win a remnant They do II