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Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-10-11

Estes Park, coio.:-Mr. Hughes re-
freshed by his four days rest,
prepares to resume his task Of
being 100 per cent. candidate.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-10-11
AUGUST 18th,

Estes Park, ceIe.:-Mr. Hughes
from a mountain top 10000 feet
above the sea obtains birds
eye view Of the "inactivities" OF
President Wilson's Administra-
ton.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-10-11
WantAdS.
GIRL WANTED.

For general Homework. Inquire Of
MRS. w. L. DAVIS,
40wkstf Phone 1852, Manchester.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-10-11

Rosebura, Ore.:-"We must be sure
that we do not leave unused the
national powers which will give
US national prosperity"
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1916-10-11
AUGUST 26th.

Este, Park
leader
the Of his about plans to country
paipn q
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-04-25
iMPoTENcY AND TRIMMING

40 stinging
in its treatment of the fighting the
that mentioned
ma NJ so lar did fill
few words counted for than volumes
the effect that M
the of in
Washington testing
ability
The avators who had ability
initiative
the light air m e hiob titudes nn nav ~
went step further and buried
machines that Washington scouting
Not hide or hair of the
They were determined that nobody
had been compelled to do their
Mexico
Here are some of the facts The United States has
plane the border either built
The service has failed in what
Mexican test which ovokes the inquiry What would
10
outlaws travelling with any air
do
In this impeachment
machine and
than air chaos being
factories Another
mentioned for fear of another pman the
described the headquarters aviation
as the home of the Suicide Club He right
alof department
returning to the earth crushed bleeding
n years
twentyour has
would fly if the government would provide the
apparently.
the beginning
pilots and 5000 machines similarly
appropriated sooooOo
is in
France Germany and England have aeopnes equipped with whole nas
dropping crew and devices One of these mighty condor the
an American aeroplane is sparrow
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-04-25
400 SACKS OF ORE TO BE
SHIPPED FROM WILLARD

Four hundred sacks of shipping ore
is being prepared by the leasers on
the Finland Block in Willard. for i'm
mediate shipment to the smelter
Three men have been working on
the block, and the vein from which
they have been getting the values is
reported to be four feet in width.
Assays are said to show two feet OF
ore OF s52 value, and two feet OF a
grade running around 500. -Lovelock
Review.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-04-25
STRIKE $1,000 ORE IN
THE FAMOUS OLD BoDlE

ing snow survey for the weather
bureau in the Walker basin, with
headquarters at Bodie, Mono county,
Calf, reports big strike at Bodie.
Miners are elated at the find which is
running at the rate of $1,000 ton,
says the Reno Journal
According to Wheeler IL is one OF
the biggest strikes ever made in that
district. He has been making snow
surveys for the past half month in
the Walker basin and on the tril
over 100 miles of snow and ice h,
encountered many hardships.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-04-25
STICKING TO HIS POST

he
gallant Admiral nothing editor
devoted the
liked the alleged
100000
bu he
merely remarking
had to
devoto should not %
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-04-25

Football players on the battlefield
scout the idea that war hath her atroc.
tiles no less renowned than peace.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-04-25


The
army supposed
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-04-25

the
therei S testimony.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
5enerpe6rlcute in Saitinss itreifen

@aitings, 20. gob. @eil 8ir.
germetiter Mabgott Sen friiberer
Gbef Der 6etertpebr Der gunamc
aannl8one, Charles 8ei6man Dor
2incoln, gum Gbef Der bieiigen frei.
miaigen 5euarpebr gegcn ibrer
8unih ernannt bate, itnO ole Weit.
glieoer oesielbcn an Sen Streif ge.
gongen. Ger 8%iirgermeiiter Bat eli.
ne Proclamation erloiien. in mel.
dem nnoere @iirger aufgeforoeri
meroen, oeren SteIler ein3unebmen,
9orGdufig bo6en itd oIte @eidGfts.
leute, tuelde Dor Sabren Der Seu.
erpcbr nngeb6rten bercit crflGrt,
bis CUR G%lisblIoung Der neuen Wit.
aIieoer, nieocr i6re alien SteGen
ein3unebmen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29

@rano Sslano, 20. 9ob.- 8pei
@}itglie6er Der itaatIi6en aontroa.
beb0roe. 9enneop unO @croes, ma
rem Montaa bier, I'M ben SOU
0eS Silfsar8teS Or. 8orner BON
bieiigen Solootenbeim Der iueacn
IiBbanolung bon 6rml 8alcntine in
cine @elOitrofs genommcn moroen
mar, aendlier 3u unteriu6en. SIS
beiBt Dab ser 9ottor autgeforoert
meroen miro, feline &eiignotion elm
5ureiden, menll er Dies nift frei.
midig tuu iol[te.
fopaIfir6e oltf Der gonea Snoioner
Inter. agentlr, bier @eilcn peItlid
BON bier, lit elm Rnu6 Der 6lammen
a%erDor0en. GiGie Stride puroe Dor
20 Sabran fir Die 3noioner erri6
tet uro mar nit $1,000 berIifert.
Die Grael mo bic Site tonnten
gerettct merocn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
fSrenont. 2S. Son.

-Wh hAAH
@citern obeno fonntc Sobn Sou.
nobstD iit zen Gurus acitattetL In
eincm bon GbarIcD @iIgrim gcido.
benen Gorren our6 Die Sta0t All
fabrcn. Die 5obrt acponn er, in.
Dem or nit Wil9rim iber oas gie.
iultnt Der 8obl ou gforoen mad,
oerieIben cine @ettc cirQinq.
Sobn Donis, tpel6er nod Dor eli.
nieen 8oden bier an bept nelten
@otclboit orbeitete, beriudte in Ell
mem apotbeferaei61it in ct. 2ouiS
cinen &oitbonfaa mo 8og babel ben
&iir5cren. @r fanO ieinen altgelr.
bIidli9en Soo.
Srnu 2olira 8bilippe erbiclt Ole
bedntrngtc S6ei0unq bon ibrem
Monn.
Cir an5o9I 6rcmonter baben
Siibner mif Die 9iisitequnq qeifidt,
peIde 6ieie @ohe in omaha Itatt.
finoet. Geo. A~insuort6 miro bic.
ielben bort pflegen. gluBer ibn
iteacn aud 6rou S. o.. Sanien.
SEQ. Ronin &nt. Suuf uu0 2lop0
Saben 0oielbit Gus.
DaS Saberndtei, iuelfes lett BEL.
nabe einem Sabre geitun0cn bat miro
iebt obgebroden un6 6err 9uring.
ton Ieitet Die 4rbeit.
Der Srentont Sta0trat miro 6eute
o6enO cine @eriammIliug balten, in
melder bic Observation-Disclosures
fir Die &flaItcrltng Der 5. 5traBe
altSgelegt ner0en iolen. 4uberoenl
miro Die 81 fartfenoe nelle turbine
un6 elettrii6e 0pnamonaihine ipie
Der beiprohen meroen.
SIN Sauie bon Gre0 s. Gaaifl
un0 6rau lit Gin @109en ongefom.
men.
Gas nclte &otelge61u0e lit Iorpeit,
onB man moraen ben 3enenibo6ert
fir oos brittle Stoflperf gieBen
miro.
Sn RiIiourie &oQep miro NOR.
gen Gin neues So6iduIge6Glloe elm.
getpcibt merocn, ipelGes nit einem
&oitcnnufman0 bon 100000 errift
tet tDtr0e.
6, Yt. Gottcrmon, tUeldcr friiber
I'M Hebrasfa Giienbobn.8 oitoienit
iUor, Der aber lcbt Gin Sdubnaren.
geidGft in WoniGlo bot, beiudt bic
Iigc 6rennoe. @r iagt ben Gbilip.
pilen cine arobe 3llflnft borolts
unO miro un9efobr gum 8e9inn
oeS nellcn Sdhre8 ieine Seimreiie
nad bort6in ontrctcn.
2cbi 6. tunnel lA10 8. s. @ol-
Der merocn in Dem @e6Gl1oe 251
A. StrdBc Gin @cih6ft nit
Secun0drbatterier, Oas critic 0erar=
tige in 8remont, unfnnqen.
8eoir 3anf, mcIter Dor einigen
Eagen iencu 5hIaganfaa erlitt, lit
SoipitoI %geitorber. 8aS Be
arGbniS pir6 bon ieiner @obnung,
822 y. s. STR, aus itottfinoen uno
Die 6eierlihfeit bon @errn 8o.
itor aranic geleitet peroen.
6rolt Ilmn 2ebermonlt lit infol.
&c bon Gtnnfbeit gG5pungeiL bon
ibrem @elddfte obipeieno gu iein.
s. 5. @umpert mar on SamS-
tag gum eriten 0tol nieoer I'M Sc
idaft ieines Sobne8, bon Dem er
ieit beino6e einem Sabre 0ur6
fern gebaIten tpuroe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
Sas beriibmtc Ballet Gnhe
am 16, 9esember in Omaha

9iagbiIcff's 8aaet gfufie miro am
SamStog, ben Is. DECEMBER I'M au.
6itorium feline 4ufnartltna MAIDEN.
8aslaip geiiirl5fp Der a~nerfonnte be.
ite un6 bortrefflidite GGn3er Der Sc
g%eniport bot 6ie Dirette 2eit1tng Die,
Ter @rltppe iibernomnlen 1trt0 tritt
aud ieGbIt als Solotdn3er o11f.
Sopobl in eltropGti6en Soupt-
itaOten, aI8 oi,h in Sem Dorf bate
oieie @eieGidaft pabre Rieientri.
urapfe gefeiert, Die fid 3tpeifelsobne
in Omaha tpie6erboIen meroen.
M2uitf, 5arbenpradt uno por8ig.
lide MISUNDERSTANDING geben
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29

- Das ltaatlidc Gbereeridt beitG-
|tigte oos ltrtcil Der untercn Su-
itan1 iponod Der &aufmolt g. 8
Ioiuile ans Saulaied, Sa., iueIfer
einen geipiHen 8errp, Der icine God
ter nit aittr6gm perfolgte, nieoer.
QeidoIien unb 9etotct bate, OeS Got.
i1Ioges iduloie %befunoeu nuroe.
Der nellnidbrise SorrD 9ea-
man, nelder 5reitag Dor elmer $50.
DE pon ieinem aameraoen gilbert
Sobnion ouf Der gogcljogO bcrie-
bentIid aflgei6oiien mtroe, 1T an
ISmlSlag im 0letgooiitenboipitol ici.
nen 8unoen crlegen.
- @iIfsioeoaufieber 8oIter 81
Der bate an S0n1ta9 bor ndt "a.
gen e. q. ArtbonD BON 8olep
Sunction beint Sagen obne 2i5ens
ilberroid)t unO Genielben our In5ei-
&c gebro6t. Sect bat antbonp Den
SpieB umgeorebt uno nun leiner.
ieits gnber o~nge5eigt, neil er geger
ole @eiebe oeS 6taates Soma am
Somttag Der sSag0 gebnloigt bat
Der 8enmte lpuroe Samstog im
Stootgeriht 81 elmer @eloitrafe bon
fiinf Dollars ncrurteilt.
ginelt b0ien 3rallm nllB Die
@attin oe5 8oli5eibauptmanneS DC.
S. Qonogbue Somstoe naft gebobt
babeu. Sic itiir8te aus Dem 8ett
pabreno o0er iuiolge besietben un0
brad ben arm.
Sit Der MonatsberIammlung
Der GbautaliqliG 2tga ON pergangc.
men 9onnerstae mur0e Gin oeltti6es
grogramm ourGgafiibrt. 0asielbe
Ipur0e nit eincn 8ortrag Der 816t
om Hbeir ieitens zines aus 6rall
.g8iIb. y. Sproul, 5rolt @. s.
9ropu, 5rau Clarence u. Barber
rtno 5rou %. 6. 9romn ~beIteben0en
auartetteS erofinet. 5ralt 8. Gro-
rer belt ciner 8ortrag iiber bas
8adstum 0euti6lmb8 un0 SRI.
.Sarab 8idtparc ipra9 ibcr ibre
.erfabrmgen olS Stlloentin on Den
llniberfitdten BON 9euti6lano.
Ser aampf UNI Die Itrifte
Ql1rdfiibr11ng Der prritaniiden @e-
leBe in 8e3rg ouf enc bollit4n0ige
5onntagsrltbe in Staatc Soma fam
Iebte ISOLDE UNI eincn Sdritt Dor,
mdrts, ais bic neuc n2oro's 9an
alliance Of Soma" m~forporiert ipur-
be. Die neue 8erpinigung bat es
it'd gum 3iele geiebt, iegli6e @e-
i6dftsbetagIgung un0 allen 8ergnil-
g1ltgen an Sountagen in unierem
gan3en 5toate Gin @noe 5lt modem.
8or allem perlangen bic @erritaf.
ten nattrlid cine itrifte 0urhfilb.
rung Der borltntflutliden Stoots.
geieBe ipel6e Die abboItunq bon
Ibeater 8orltellunqen, 8aQIpielen,
observation-disclosures 1tnb al,
len an0eren u%ilnoboftcn" ir0tiden
8er9nugungen an G%pnntagen Der.
bieter.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
Der llnterI6laanns anaeflnst.

4rtea, 20. 9iob. - @6n3lih I'M
ermartet lit bon Sans &onien ii
9oitings gegen Den iebt in Gin.
coin nobncnoen 3. q. 2onoes, mel.
der friiber @eih1ft8fiibrcr Der Ar.
teI 2ttmbcr 60, mar, Die 4nfIogc
alf unterihlaaung erboben noroen.
2an0es ioa Die unteridlogunger
Dor iiber orei Sa9ren begangen bo.
ben, ais or obige Stcllung innc
bate.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29

sgS III g~craoe5R pnnbtrbar, mic yBets.St'
9hbntrnuaeH Dcrtrtibt,"
lHliiel. has ieiHais bcfdnut ipdr. Gle baben
Sore 9ebeH Mot IHebr 5u berbinoen mo brnu,
neu 9un Sbre SubHerauge1 Mot iiebr aus
B~uaraben.
aBsts.5r III Elm 6Iifigfeit, Gle MAIDEN
etHtQe lropfeH In tUeHigeH Sefuuoeu b0uduf.
es trodnet unb 10 ihmerBlos. 8jcbcn Gle
9pre strilmpte odribcr on lIHo bdHn bic &C.
mn MIR I'm Kin @srSt nm ''' ~ Si1bnsr,
ulgtu Brimdiie bet5erreu. Eas 9lbncrauge.
be 92ar3e ober Sbmiele loft f6 bon 9brer
6eiibeliebieite Observation-Disclosures ber @cIt.
NeHn sle Go oeriuGelL, iuer0et Gle niiien
ipdrtlf.
p@etss5t" miro reiommaHoiert un6 nerfdiift
In alien Apoibeten fir 25c Der alaihe o6eg
miro 5uoefnidt bon Y. qdmrence 4 90, Obi.
enao, ~, nqm gtnletbnng obigen @ctrdges.
Bnsfetbe ntr0 IN Emdbd bon ben Sherman
{ UleeouHe1 apotbcfen 6ettnuit NIB dls oas
bette 6itbnernugeHmiiieI BET &cIt rslomHals
biett.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
9pernaeiealdaft ami bem srufenen.

Nebrosfa gitD, %. Rob. Die
Gbicagoer engliifc 0perngeicGi6aFt,
melhe aud in 8rorociS Gbeoter
in Cmobo Dor leeren SGuiern ipiel-
tc. iitt bier p6uig aitf Dem &rofenen.
Die 2eute baben ni6t genlg @eI0,
nm lire Shul6en gu b~e8ablerL ODER
i'd Gabrfarten nod ser uGfiten
5toot 3ll foltien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
ueuioketten aus Jowa.
gns 9es MOines.

Serr emil 56nabcI, 407 6. aps..
bat jekt bic 8ertretnn9 Der Omaha
Sribans. @ir bitten bic 2eier, BEN.
iel6en 9enigfeiten aus &irden., Der.
Gins. unS Samilientreiien sutommeu
81 IaTsH, tueIde berieIbe sur Der.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
ggelt stIterS S,itortet

8elt SiIter5 Giiartet.
II. Sd0ncr @beir, Batter Hbetn.
Galmaee gldnncrdor.
IL. DoppelaOler.
8elt Siftets Quartet uno SoL-
mage Dl1nnerdor.
8egleitung gum gbor 5rdu.
lein Wiloreo 8rcbnt.
8eit SiIters String 2ilortet
SRI. @aoee BeIt, 1. 8iolin; SRI
8ibienne Meit 2. 8ioIiu; SRI. @loiI,
8eit, Giola; SRI. getc 8eit 8ioIin.
cello.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29

|ridien. lit 1enator Aboul &duio
3cbrabi peaen einer 8erihp6rung
geaen Die tilrfiidc Rcgicriuia friegs
gerihtliA gum Gone ~perurteiIt un0
bingeridtct porOen. CIR batte fiA
untcrfangen, Gnricn SIT einem uni
nbBdneigen 5iiritentum maiden ou
molten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
SrO9ramul.

plpBluIhHi.
I. @aD Country It's Of GBce.
2, Al 2ieoes arbitoG.
b SGngermorif.
Snlmage W1dnnerhor.
3. 3rpei Glide fir 8ioro nit
Streidbegteitrng
...............Sl Slion
Al Screru6e.
b SurnoreSfe.
8eIt Siitcrs Quartet.
A. a. 8eSperdor.
b arieoerS abi6ieo.
Solnlnge M}Qnnerd)or.
5. Al GopuIor Gong .arei8ler
b Sd0n &osr1arin. .areisler
8iolin Solo. MtiB Ra0ge 8eit.
6. Al 8on0erLlit.
b Safer tm0 @lune.
Salmnge Miqnnerfor.
7. 8ariationen BON auiier Gttor.
tett ............. 5oDoen
&eit siiter8 Guortet.
s. Garfp'S 2uGobb BARTON.
Solo nit Chorus.
Golrnn9e M1rnerhor.
8. v Bcrfect Gan 3enor nit
Gcllo 6biigato .........
..... Carrie Sacobs Bono
10. 8rei Gdn8e bonn 9einri6 Dem
Qhten-
a. Worrig Dance.
b Sbepber6 8once.
q Cord Dance.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29

ben nebotcnen SonsIeiihtnaen cine
ongenebme a%brnnouna bic bic Der.
ihieoenen 8oritcllun1en 5u pabren
Mciiteritilden IN ibrer glrt MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29

SiFt @errot nit bem SObe.
2onoon, 90. geob. - Isle bout,
ide 9ldtter aus aonitdntinopel be.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
HcnScrt tn Galma0c
am DankIaoMnostae!
Seranfaltet bonn Sulmaac 9iGnner.
dor nnO Dem Streidlanartett
Der SdiueiterH Neit.

Gdlmoge, Rebr., miro 6ieie $50.
dc, Donnerstdg obenb, einen groBen
atnitgemlB erlcben, oenn ON Can't
lagrmgstog ber1rItaltet obenos Der
i&almoge gtGnner6or, unteritiitt
bon Dem &eit SiiterS 5triugquar.
tett, Elm grobnrtiges Gon5ert, flr
Delfes Elm bor5iiglides Yrogrmm
oufaeteat lit. Ole Sanger itn0 felt
8odeH ia Dtonaten nit Dem Gin.
iiben Der 2ieoer beih1ftigt io0aB
allies ipie om Sdriirden Happen
miro, rnO Den @Giten elm grobarti-
ges aOn5ert beriprchen mer0en
fam.
0a Der 8oritdn0 oes Talmnga
glGmerdors nidlt imitonoe lit, Ii0
an Die Geutiden Oc- umliegenoen
Srte brett 81 menoen, 10 ergebt
bierutit nidt nltr an Die Deutihen
bon Ealmage, ionoern audi an Die
.jenigen Der umlieget0en Grtidaften
unO Stdote Die frcrn0Itde Ginla-
oung, iih redt 5abIreid gum aon.
5ert eiu5ufinoen peld]es UNI 8:t5
dbenos piinttIi6 6eginnt. gintritts
farten itno bereitS Jet im Giien
rarengei4dft bon Geo @rebm er.
baltIi6.
IS foIgt hermit Oo8 mirflid berr-
li6e
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29

Sffentlidnns In Der SribHne aber.
mitteIn iuirb. And ntmnit 3err
SduabeI Sn6ifriptiOHs . @elOer IN
Gmpfaus.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
An8 Sem staate Neebrasfa!
4n N6rrn Main Mrnines.

ytortb NIotte, 90. Nob. - 3u
ebren hires aRitbiiraers, aeitb &c.
bile, oes neiiecm1bIten @|ouberneirs
miro ole Staot ytortb Blotte am s..
Se5ember elm QrobcS Set arrange.
rem beitebeno aus aniproden be.
fannter Burger oes Staates, Son.
5crt gonfett uno 9aQ. Die 9e.
holterlng 0eS gan5en Stdates lit
oa5u cineeIaoen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29

ges III iaum alaubli1, 6aB irgenb etiDas
bubuernlGeH bernritG abl6ien fam. 30 babe
pBeissJt" tn talldhli6 DuH6crbatl~ SatuobL,
HBets'5t" Ut oas lpuHoerboaite 3hbneraugen'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-11-29
"Saht vie SIGH daS game
Hlhneraugs abI0St!"

sses.5t" lot SIRE pabnernnatn iSfort ab,
20 III bas mDbrtne 1RbueranBeH.
lpnu0er - bcriagt ute.
The Washington times., 1916-04-16
GR|FFMEN TOPLAY
ROCKY POINT. GAME
Meet international Leaguers In
Preparatory Conflict for Red
Sox Today.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., April 10
Clark Griffith and his band OF brow
beaten athletes are sabbathins mt
Rocky Point today, where the current
International League club 10 proVid-
ing an exhibition game to prepare
the wanderlupters for their four
game set with the Boston Red sox.
While every member of the WASH
ington' club is making the stopover
here the team which opposes the
minor leaguers today will be mado
UP to some extent Of new players.
Sam Itrice and George Dumont are
billed 70 DO mound duty. and Funny
Little Carl Sawyer In expected to
decorate the keystone sack. Henri
Rondeau and Turney Barber are out
field candidates and the regular for
those positions will view the confab
from the duR-out. A slceper on the
Boston Express was sidetracked here
at o'clock this morning, and fol-
lowing this afternoons battle tho
hours Jump to the City of lntelli-
gence and the Hub OF the Universe
will be made.
The Copicy Square Hotel is to be
the headquarters OF The team while
II soJourns in Boston, which will be
until Wednesday night. when n 10.
rarture for the home bailiwick and
opening of tho American League sea-
son in Washington will be effected.
-
Grin does not lead his forces icto
New England in precisely the same
League standing that he had antici-
patcd, for he Is bringing a 500 club
to oppOse q club with a percentage
OF 1000: but he threatens to besmeaI
this pretty slate before stakes are
pulled for the home hunting grounds
next Wednesday. Three games will
be played with the Speakerless Red
fox on each afternco on up to that time
and on tho morning of April IS. Pa
triots' Day, an encounter will be seer
by a big holiday throng.
The Washington times., 1916-04-16

OF weather is to be had. Those New
Englanders fortify themselves with a
rev extra hunks OF apple pie, wind
their scarves around their necks and
proceed TO the ball yard. Little they
care about the weather, II there IL
any baseball to be seen.
But this year Joe Lannin, in an
honest endeavor to cut exorbitant ex-
penses. sold iris Speaker three days
before the season opened. Woof.
woof The fans are off him.
III walter johnson were TO be sold
three days before the Griffmen start
ed their long campaign, wouldn't the
bugs here all wind up in Anacostia? I?
They'd boycott the ball club in less
time than II takes to read this
classic OF sport writing.
Then, too, remember that Connie
Mack's collection OF baseball oddities
was the attraction in the Hub. No,
that's wrong, they were no attrac-
ton. They were merely scheduled to
play In Boston that day.
There In no apparent reason why
the Athletics should ever play 10
more than deadhead crowds so long
as they are running along as they
are now. There are teams in the
American Association, international
League. and Pacific Coast League
that could clean up the sod with the
Mackmen these days.
So there are two reasons for the
small attendance Wednesday in Bos-
ton. The fans are sore for the dis
appearance Of Speaker. and the club
failed to give out enough deadhead
tickets.
The Washington times., 1916-04-16
Pinch Hitter in Sixth
Settles Controversy

NEW YORK. April 1s.-An apparently
harmless individual by the name OF
Charles Mullen approached the plate
with a hickory club in behalf OF the
Yankees during the sixth round OF
yesterdays farewell at the Polo
Grounds. and he welded the goad 80
effectively that an untieing run and an
extra one for measure were seen to
trickle across the plate as the sun was
seeking Its lodging behind Coogan's
Bluff. The Griffmen dropped the game
ny / to 3. and had to be satisfied with
an even break in an abbreviated series
Griffith. being the official alibl artist
for his club. had tidy little explana-
tion to make of the cause of defeat.
but the unbiased spectator saw that his
The o! +. beliees that Joe Judge vas
safe at home on Henry's bunt. but the
willy little manager Is somewhat Drem-
diced In behalf OF his club. and his eN-
PLANTATION for downfall will not go.
Judges run would only have made two.
and the Yankees three still stand. ..
That very potent element of baseball
which settles the destlnies of many
hard fought games inserted itself into
nearly every inning of Saturdays play.
The breaks came yesterday. but they
had affection only for the Yankees. and
probably that Is whv Young Mister
Charles Mullen's one-baRGer came at a
moment when there happened to be
route on his healthy swing.
Baker opened this session with sim
gle and Gedeon dropped a Texas Lacquer
to right. A wild throw bv Morgan en-;
abled Baker and Gedeon to reach third
and second. respectively. Donovan di-
rected Mullen to the bat to pinch for
Pipp. and the result was all that should
be desired. He got a hot single. send
| - al aad nnl y a
This batting rally was made at the ex-
pense of Harper. who was succeeded by
Bert Gsllis In the remaitninG inni9dgfb :, ,
solve. and they would have been blank
ed had II not been for a wild throw by
none other than II. r. Baker. which al
lbwed Charlie Jameson to reach tho
second BAG In the second session
throw out Hcniy. and went homo on
George Mcbride's healthy two-bagger
The Yanks got their other tally in tho
third. when Harry Harper's streak o.
wildness, egged on by the teering mul
Mageo and Baker. The left feldel
scored on Gedeon's single.
| Those breaks In the game. which II
baseball mean things that could hap
pen that don't. or vice versa. mad'
| diseuts Of Washington svmpathizors
In the fourth round, when three were oil
bases AM no hit was forthcoming. Jo'
Judge had gotten his first big league
hit and Shanks was hit by a pitched
ball. Jameson got bunt hit, whicl
advanced all runners When Henr!
knocked the ball down in front OF tn,
plate, NunRmaker made the put-out oil
Judge that wrung the heart OF Griffith
Mcbride hit hard grounder to Baker
who touched third, forcing Jamiesol
and doubled Mcbride to Pipp. Wit
trat series OF plays went Washington
best chance to win the game.
Otner tough breaks were in the fiftl