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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-26
Attack on Matchin

In the northwest corner of Dobrud-
ia province, the sector to which the
Russo Rumanian retreat has taken
them, the army of Field Marshal Won
Mackenzen has begun to attack the
bridgehead or Matchin arrer Isakisne
on the eastern bank of the Danube,
was captured. In addition to ANNOUNCE
ing the evacuation of Isakisne the
Russians admit the occupation of Tult-
cha
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-26
Boston Forecast

Boston, Dec. 25.-Forecast for Boston
and vicinity:
Tuesday fair; Wednesday becoming
unsettled. Moderate northerly to east
erly winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-26
THE WEATHER
FAIR

Weather forecast for New England:
Fair Tuesday; Wednesday increasing
clolldineSS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-26

room and within a short time to the up.
per part Of the two-story frame building.
which was damaged to the extent Of s15,-
900.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-26
British Success

British mounted troops, with the
cooperation of aircraft. carried a
strong position at Maghdaba, 20 miles
distant from FL Arish, which was cap
tured on Thursday. Incomplete re-
Continued on Page '2-CoI. p
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-12-26

The journal reaches the buyers
in City and on r. r DIT pays
to advertise in the paper that
goes home.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-20
Nieo(id6es Eomp(ott.

Die Folsenoe nieoli4e 8utterge1
f6i6te er5dblt Die .gberspaloer 3ei@
tune": nSn elmer niat peit bon gbsrs<
paloe selegenen Stabt i9idte cine
Jrau ibre feline So9ter gum Butter
bdnoler, nm Elm babies 9funb Butter
gu bolen. Der @eiddftsmann erfldrte
iebo6 Dem ainbe, oaB bic Ware be-
reits ousperfauft lei. Die &leine
polte ii9 ni9t 70 obns peiteres abb
fpeifen lafen. 90 Die Mutter Die But
ter bringeno ben0tiste. Wdbreno nun
bus WdbAen immer pieoer bat, ihr
bod penigitens etmas Butter gu per>
%fauten, flingelte Der Gernfpre1er, nnb
Die 9leine borte, tpie Der 8aufmann gu
Der @~erfduferin iaste: Der 9err Bir@
~gerineiiter niini6t fiinf Pfunb Butter.
R0nnen mir ihm 10 piel ablaRen2"
tpeIGe Sraee bic 8erfduferin beiabte.
Die nodmnlige Bite bes ainbes um
ueberlaHung zines balben pfunbes
puroe abermals abselebnt. Die Rleine
er5dblte nun Den @organg ibrer Mut.
ter. Oiefe madte iiA nun fur5 ent<
fdloKen fofort auf ben Wes gum
9aufmann, Dem fie perfOnli9 ni9t be-
fannt mar, unb psrlanete Die flint
gfunb Butter, Die Der Serr 8iirger<
meifter porber telepboniid beiteIt bate.
Der aaufmann bdnbigte Der Srau
audi ohne @rspobn segen 8e3oblung
bic Mare aus Sb Der 9err 8iirs
germeifter Damn aud nod gu ieinen
fiinf pfunb gefommen iit9"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-20

cine &erihmeroutg, menn OH Dir
elm anoeres mieten moatelt. @as loQ
cine alte 6rau, Die lid) ood iiber
furo ooer lang aus Dem geieQidaft-
li6en 2eben 5uriid5ieben mliB, Die
ood mol %boffentlid balo fem Eld-
Tier nlebr ooran bat, rieiige Diners
uno 8dae 81 ge6en, pas fol- Die NIT
10 piel &1rllmen2l SD finoe es
ii6erbaupt INNER uno IN alien 0ill-
gen perniinftiger, menn Die Mlten
Der Sllgeuo aus freien Stiifen Blab
MAIDEN. 8enn mir NAL alt per.
ben, boben mir boffentlid Die Gin
iid,t. Deine Mtlitter lit oob fiinf-
unoieh6ig. Sd itaune ibre 2ebens-
Init an. @em id nal fiirlfnnoied-
sig fem peroe, oanfe i6 8ott.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-20

erunb, bi9t unter gnslanos Settle!
Oeutf9e 9eraen, Don 9egeilterung ents
flammt, BON ben SDnen Der Mtufff
erboben gu benz ftil1en @elobnts, bag
Bette fir bas 0aterlanb binaugeben.
Damn l0iten alerlei luitise San5e,
Operetten unb Singeltangeltiide cine
tpeniser fsierli9e, aber nidtsbetopes
niger fr0blide Stimmung aus. Be-
fonoers Bel ben 9eiaern unb Matros
fen i'm Mannf6aftsraum ging es bod
Der. 2uftiser 8efang ertOnte bon
bort, unb alte, fdmubige aartenipiels
tpuroen berporsebolt uno munter Elm
e9ter oeutfder Stat sebrof9en.
Oerneilen boben mir BORN i'm Diff
atersraum unfere Gldfer unb itieBen
init benz f90nen u@8ootstrinfipru4
nm: rMei9e 8eute uno gliidli4e 9etms
tehr = Ms9eil!!"
Das Boot Tag tpunberOOn rubtg.
gs riibrte |ih ni9t um einen @rab.
yOas pdre eth ortgtneuss Utotto
fir einen Maler,"" fasie Der ppetti4
peranlaets sSnsenteur unb le5Hts it'd.
nadoenfli9 an Die 9ede blidsnb. IN
Ieinen Stubl suriid. rMan Ifens ii9
Dor - Dos 8oot i'm 9uerI9uitt bier
our9 u~niersn Raum, auBen Die eelbs
Iiden @anobiinen oes giorofee<M eeress
booens, belebt pon Glgsn unb oner@
lei friebsnbem fbptmmenbem 8etter-
innen bier tafelnbe, Ia9enbe Offt5tere
nm e;nen sleinen Slid, beftroblt BON
parmem eleftrdden 2t6t, bic 9lds
fer gu feierlidem srtnffprud srbebeno.
Oariiber in air6turmsb0be Bafer =
@afer Wafer unb bariiber Der
gliBernoe @ternenbimmel uno Elm
f9maler glibernOer Monb 80.
aura oarauf legten mir uns IN uns
feren fAmalen Better CUR Nube ME-
Ser, uno fanben fdneG Den 4nf9luB
an bic Mobltat zines tranmlofer
@6lafes.
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menn's it'll Inn MIDI iein fam. 9as
ales bdtt' id oeiner Mlltter germ ge-
Iagt. Aber = menn Oh es nidt libel
nirnnit, gorpin - lie laBt ia fei-
men Menidell gu @orte fommen."
9orpin lagte, oaB er getpiB Die
9lbiid]t babe, @erIdmenoung 5u per-
nleiben uno ale Sn~terelien at per-
einen. IS i6eine am perniinftig.
iten, baB beibe &arteien bas @aus
bemobnten, oeIien Ioiime ieoer poGc
Sreibeit getpdbrleiiteten.
Mit bieier 20iung iuaren beimliA
ale un5nfrieoen, audi 9nrfpin ielf5t
9lber @oler5ogenbeit mo Screens
taft perbot allen, iid often oagegen
aus5uipreden.
Gortieeina frlnt.)
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: +. Weyrich Sheet Metal Works

Gambler in Sarbtpare. Sefen ui,o
glehpoaren. Yraftiider &le1npf1er rlo
OohSeder. 934 Oft Z Commerce StraS
&c. Selepbon Srapis 1850.
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qarnett sit p%erpadbten.

0obe mebrere eigene. quite Sarrnen bel
gIfreo in Sim Wells goiintb, eberlo am
0pnoo peltIih bon 9ebine gu perpadl>
fen. 9ieielben iinb beridieoener @ros
se. ant berbeiiert uno peroen fiir ben
Sritten refp. pierteu Inteil ~abge9ebeII.
Dellf5fe Menter bebor5ugt. San Y.
abauts, 517 gtbbs gebdnbe, Gan ans
tonic. Eegas.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-20

Wer teinen Wilen bat.
lit INNER ratlos.
1nb Der tein 3iel nod fat,
lit INNER sfablos,
llnb Der nidt Griidte bat.
1T INNER faatlos,
llnb Der tsin Streben bot.
TIT INNER tatlos.
Carmen Splpa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-20
Gin p%ro5eb6amme(.

SIN nMeloereiter i'm SunOsau," Der
frif9en 3riessaeitung Der 8. 2anos
pebroipifion BON Der Mrmeeabteilune
Gaeoe, erSdblt elm 9auptmann oas
Golgenbe: Sd babe In Der 8atterie
einen tidtieen 8anonier; er lift elm
tapferer Solbat, elm unermiioli6er Orr
better, Elm gutter &amerap. 2eioer bat
er cine fhnade Seite: gr befddftist
fid, fobalb er cine freie Minute bat,
nit feinen pro5efen in Der 9etmat, er
lift, tpie man bel uns gu 9auis fast,
Elm ridtiser prOSeBfrdmer. aarsli4
Fat er mid iiber feinen .perpideltiter
pro5eb~ unterridtet. Gr f9mebe fdon
finf Sabre uno fonne ni6t gu gnoe
tommen. Der nperoammte" MOpofat
polIe baran gu piel Derbisnen unb siebe
i'm besbalb in Die 2dnge. 0ieies
Mtal aber babe er nibm" einsn nit Der
.Jelopoft" ssf9rieben, ben itede er fid
nift binter Den Spiegel. uno babel
CAB er mir fOlgenoes Shreiben gu le>
fen: sSebr geebrter 9err Suitiarat!
8ernebme gu meinem @ritaunen, bab
mein pro8eB fdon ipieber rubt. Bie
lange ion Der prooeb nod Oauern2
@ieleidt biz gum iiingiten @sridt2
Safe mir febr leib, benn id peiB
pirtli9 ni9t. pel9e anpdlte bort gus
selaTen finh!" NatiirIid fonnte id
mid oisier 2osif nidt peri6lieBen.
Wlit Dem @ermert n@epriift uno gu be-
f0roern" purbe bas pMabnfdreiben"
Dem fi9eren S9ob Der 5elopoft onpsrs
traut.
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merchants Transfer Go.

~Srm1sportiereu uno Iir1teuen non
.5ofeg1 unb ihtperer Wal6inerle ellle
Gpesiolitdt. Qbbolen, @erienoen. Aufbe&
tnobreu etc. Office 510-514 Solorola
Ctr. geibe Telephone 359.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-20

n>5e ,Sater Scratd Seeb" nno gSa-
Ter Gaa Maib" ma6t Die 9en1ien leaen
uno rentabel. Seu unb 8etretoe: ,9n9>
nersMebisin. Sater Seeo w. 42o w.
alores ctr. Sci. grodett 1888.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-20
4 EIGHTEEN HOTEL

@os beberttet nSbe Gisbteen"? 9as
bette Sotel fir Oas iperin'te sen n Saa
Mntonio. 3immer SOC. ausaeaetd1neie
MobIseiten 25c. Nie0rige Spe5tdlraten
Der ISOLDE. SAB fret. grodett 6271. Sn
renfroler Qaoe. 302 5iibsGlamo ctr.
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Sameu unb WeHiigelfntter.

7Serb. etaffel, 319 Oft : gommerees
Ctr. Sen, @etreiDe, @drterl@ uro SelOS
iornen, @efliieelfutter, Sntubntoren-
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TranspDrt> WeIeHiMaften.
cater.MuIIaIy Transfer Co.,

SnmiIien~ &utiden un0 Sroid1ten. SeS
sorot 1Irnsiehen u1b Wt0bel : Sa9erltn9-
Acknowledgment Selepbon 123.
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6pIs ,inD &phle.

@ir balten Sic bette @oble nno oas
bette 8rennbols. Grobiert nns. VlaSe
@pob e Gpal Company. grodett 6O53.
Neues Selepbpn 1911.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-10-20
0ptelS.
HOTEL ALAMO

1926 Alamp Ilasa = biibi1 mobllerte
refine Simn1er. SOC, Toe, 81 pei Sa9,
$3.50 unb aufipdrts per Wod)e. Stn MY !
nit 2 @etten $500 per @oNe. aies
Selepbon grodett 65S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11
Jim Thorpe Realizes He
Faces Crisis OF Career

ton Of the tvo. and his batting Is
bound TO improve. ..o
little BODY and this mistake was CO.
rected The other men came IN lot
their share Of the drilling, and wneh
il was all over McGraw seemed rea-
sonably well pleased. GA
The moving picture men held ne.u
dav this morning. The squad hneo Up
IN front of the hotel and posed whl.e
many feet OF film registered their ieaI,,
uros. Many Of the boys who poSto
may never see the Polo Grounds' pu'
they broke into the pictures all n sHe'
lin Thorpe and JEFF Tesreau put on
2 special wrestling exhibition Nhi
ended in q draw. after about ten hilI-
utes OF fast but unscientlnc "ot r.
The plavers, however, enjoyed inc d
fair. and Thorpe more than any o.
Roesinger has not left the camp as
vet In fact, he is just beginning 20
ssssrt himself. This morning he re,
fused 10 leave the plate when ordered
bv NcGrav. and engaged the mshSsc,
in a vordy war before he reIinqUlsheu
his grip on his bat. 10.
vcGraw announced the teams TO-DAY
- vii represent New York in
Ds1lss and Waco, respectively. me
Dsiiss team will take the field with
purns left field; Thorpe, right helo'
Fletcher and Martin, shortstop; Doyle'
second base; Rodriguez, first base
Ern+er. third base; Wendell and Sand,,
berg cstchers; Schauer, Schupp anu
Perritt, pitchers. t.-..;o,.
Waco Will face this combination
rSi ca,.ra cold. Jacobson, right
Teld: Fish, left field; Nerkle' nrst pase
Brainard. shortstop; BaDDlhk eOI,'
base; Shepner, third base hocher "nJ J
Kenny. catchers; Ritter. Painefo anu
Kramer. pitchers. ..u.
Quite the outstanding feature o. the
afternoons practice game was e
uitching duel between John .. Moui y"
and Roesinger. NcGra~'s team "o" ps
a srore Of Z to g. Rosie had niue Ihs
better Of the duel. lie was uns "
an. while McGraw was toucheo ~ -.
brace OF tallies. John J. broke ms PEI.
etooping over 20 ncld a Dunt an ca.
once set up a lusty howl for neip' 80. 80
nae Martins belt he shrlekeoc -
tbe only one in Texas that VIII NJ me
Kelly continued 20 hit the pall a--e
90. another home run. George SEM SEM
10 have found himself on TINS UP, @nu
/, is the consensus Of opinion Ahons
he veterans that he wall make ilsu an
Tor himself He Is playing the outleI I
and filing the Job as y ne mao "e'''
done anything else. ,,..
Milton Jacobson - playing >.
but he is bit too green for the O't
leagues this year. lie has the khach VI
hitting and can throw we'll too'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11
JAPANESE TEAM
TO VISIT U. 5.
Waseda University Club
Starts for Chicago in
Two Weeks.

The baseball team Of Waseda Uni
versity, Of Toxic. japan, which viii visit
this country during the coming spring
at the invitation Of the University Of
Chicago. leaves for the United States
within the next two weeks. Reports
from the Orient are to the effect that
the Japanese players are already IN
training. and expect TO demonstrate the
strides that baseball has made in Japan
in recent years By winning number OF
games from the college mines OF the
Pacific Coast and Middle West.
II ia thought that the Waseda team
will play it's first game in this country
late in April or early in May. The de
tails Of the itinerary are now beng
arranged by p. 4. Des Jardien, former
all-American football centre and star
pitcher Of the University OF Chicago.
Des Jardien viii meet the japanese
PLAYERS on their arrival At San Fran
cisco and accompany them eastward on
the trip, which will end az Chicago,
where a final series will be played with
the University Of Chicago team early
in June.
During the invasion OF Japan by the
Maroon nine last year the teams OF Chl-
cagO and aSeda met IN a series oi
seven games, all Of which were won
by the Chicago collegians. majority
OF the contests were hard fought, how
ever, and the American players were
forced 70 play high class ball in order
70 defeat their Oriental opponents. Dur
Ing the series Chicago scored 30 runs 10
Waseda's 7. shutting out the Japs IN
four Of the seven games. Because OF
these shut-outs Chicago's average o.
42-7 runs per game against Waseca $
one run per game, gave the series Il
one-sided appearance which was not
borne out in the play.
The personnel Of the Waseda team
which will make the trip to this coun-
try IS as follows: Pitcher, Kawashlma;
catcher, hioka; frse baseman. Hanai;
CAPTAIN and second baseman, Asanuma;
third basem8n. Saiki; shortstop, Kato;
left fielder. Yokoyama; right heldcr,
Cbo. and centre fielder, UsuI. In add
ton 10 the regular members some four
sparemen will be included IN the party
which will be accompanied by Profes-
sor Kono, of Waseda.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11
ARRIVED

strs Chicago Pc Bordeaux Feo 90 70 the Com
Tlslls Grlaras rrans4u unique. RiiA malls ani
cla-,a Russ. K5ia Ba7 Web q ard Halnar
y b March =. tQ Belhsm q E0ycseu. Bar fn
Arigca4u lBr. Bordeaux Fcl -. 20 fhe Com
par-e Gea.-l.s Ira.,a is1ugl, Bar ie o.. sh
ta.-.a = CO. blr ar m
Nita.t N1r ccltuesos. Loo ne Inter American
- Ll-. with sugar Nulrar tine a. {, on
So4 lNer Neacas-e Jan Is. BE a., FEB IT
LlrIirg R-.. Dartmouth Foo o. 20 simpson.
S1eree a. laufg la- a. %
La1rf-frau IRrl iorlll Feb -. 70 The Afiantc
Transport 90. VIII mise rlr az $3.50 p
Santos -. RIO De- jalc.ro - Trinidad March 81 ana
tlr' -lgs . 20 hlsf a. Daniels. HEh nails and
Anna Nor Msroris March 20 Porc,uA VI
rui < e. 1ith uga- Tar a. . 90 o..
Comet Sabine re1 80 with Barge so. ~ the
sfal lad Transportation Company. with mdse.
I.,n .Nor. Halifax Cuaranflre a. 9f0pm
hfarirtl IhrI. Durham i-a a. East london %.
Port Ill beth - t-ge Town Feb 4 and - Lucia
a. va Boston March q ,o Houston a 60.
o.ty o.; Mont For8c-. Savannah March e. 90 fhe
OCEAN : 60. W.th udsc Quarantine a. 20 a no
~ rigo. Galveston March 2 90 NE southern
Pac.ac g.. viii mdse. Quarantine - % N.
g. o. tnc American Hawaiian IS CO. Nth nitrate
o. .o,i1 .ar ~, s' - ~. 49,. ,.-,.-,
frtt GO. win sugar. Bar a. q 20 n.
San Js-info Galveston March and Key Yves;
.. ia' Mallory rs 90. WIN mdse Quarantine a.
.Da.rszan 'Br. Liverpool Feb II. to Durham &
Hamil,on. N-vDor, News and Norfolk to the Old
Dominion IS 40. Hltl m4so. Quarantine j. . on.
SAILED
STEAMERS Ralto fNo-l Goherherg. Gloria de-
Ia-1nasa ihrl. Nsre.ies va Newport News
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11
STORAGE NOTICES.
The Darlington Storage Warehouses,

New York March ilth. 1915.
Brennan. Annie Chilis Mar Doisn Mr. r-
ClaSs0n. Thomas puny. Mary Daley, Mrs. ".
D Ertl. Mr GeivItz. Ellen Lotus Helen u.
Marco. Nr KaIrerl. Mrs. l. Mead Mrs. g.
Merrill. Helen Miller Mr. n. Mott. " =
Mann. Mrs Morrison. Mary Murphy. George
Mortimer. Nay III. O'Byne. Mrs ONet.
Bridget Kelley Mr. O.M shannon. Mrs
Smith. Mr. A. vs.. Ward. Fred Wells. Mrs.
VIM W0f. N-s Mary A. Spillane. Mrs MAJ
t0rr Mrs Paul 49, Ware. Maggie sullivan.
From ~ Mcmahon Express. Mrs kenney,
3lrs SohRehm. Henry r Booth. John KELLEY.
Latham Manchester Mrs Mccarthy. Nrs
Home. Buhack. Annie - Neill. " ~ Rus-ei.
NeIceI: You and each ~ you are h.rsby
rorIf-i thar The time Tor The pa yment ~ our
Diem upon the property hereinafter described
having expired after due notice thereof had
been given FCi. va wl.I cause such property.
fD Wif Household G0odJ Personal Effects
and Merchandise stored IN the Darlington
Storage Warehouse. hy you or IN your name
f0r n which Won may have I'M INTEREST,". io
boz sold 1t public aYc.lon. according 90 The
statute in such case made and provided. 81
our warehouse. 3.f Third Avenue New York
city. on FRIDAY. APETL :. 1915. 90 10 3p
DBL. fn.. and n Tho sale thereof if not conc
p.efei ON said date the same viii be con-
tIulfl ar The same place ou each and every
Friday thereafter, beginning o. I'D $50 e. m.
and continuing until che sale lf completed.
THE CARRINGrON STORAGE WARE
HIT -re
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11
Grand Rapids Bowlers
Take Lead in Doubles

Toledo. Ohio. March 1o.-Two 100
counts showed up in the doubles 90
the American Bowling Congress tour
nament on the early shifts in setior
to-day, Grand Rapids getting both OF
them, and going into first and second
places Hunter and Hendricks topped
the field with 1852, Hendricks show ng
us IN the middle game. His big count
was followed By shaky f45, two errors
aud three splits coming in the one game.
Geller and Gerloski Of the same town
got 1898.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11

Yankees Seem in Trim
For a Long, Hard Race

per cent Of a ball club. and il just
about is. you can write the lanks
in az full value here. With two first
class youngsters added to the seXtet
named above. nothing short Of a tidal
wave will prevent Donovan from al
ways having four or five winning
pitchers In shape TO check the rata
plan OF opposing bats. This has been
shown constantly I'm daily contests
The Gauks. on copy paper. have
their share OF good hitters, and yet
to-day. as usual. they we're power
less before the pitching that was
offered. AleXander's four-base blow
was the sole tally scored. and this
beat The Regulars TO 0. In vain,
earnest young athletes and some not so
young tug their wooden macos 10 the
plate and belt away at speed and
curves that come through from win
ming arms.
It may be that Donovan will decide
70 carry nine or ten pitchers for a
month until he is fairly certain 70
make the proper pick. If he had 20
pick his pitching squad to-day he
would be forced 70 draw names from
hat and let it 60 at that.
Since a fine pitching staff is the bull
pop-eyed prophecy 10 put the Nsnks up
among American League contenders.
those banked around the crest. The
pitching they should get mixed up with
4 batting order that contains Msisei.
Gilhooley, Baker. Msgee, Pipp and
others should round out the combina-
tion most effectively.
Fritz Maisel was rendered hors de
combat today with slight injury
Fritz toycd a bit with bat and ball
but only a. a side line workout
Baker still reports no sign OF soreness
or muscle twinge from his good, hard
days work. lie is rapidly getting MS
arms and legs into condition. and the
fielding viii come later Getting his
batting eye adjusted Is an affair that
Friend Nature attended TO some years
ago.
The weather remains ideal for skiing.
walrus shooting and other happy
sports that are said 10 be in vogue
around Bafin's Bay. No polar bears
have been reported yet. but r II warns
up a trfe they may take chance.
In trying 10 sketch a nimble athlete
AZ close quarters for The Tribune TO-
day Brown, the artist. came near stop
ming & fast line hit with his scholarly
step with equal agility and aplomb
Willard couldn't hit him with a shot
gun. After which the artist went on
with his work with amazing impertur-
bability. not TO say abandon.
Some hard swinCer raped ono that
stopped abruptly upon a vulnerable
spo- on Nick Cullop's shin. Nick first
emitted a howl Of anguish. and then
did the up and down fox trot for over
a minute in his pain. lie was greatly
pleased 20 observe upon closer inspec-
ton thai the leg was still hanging on.
l. is gay life from the side lines or
the stands.
Bill Donovan and Germany Shafcr
have wacered $500 IN mind bets that
Germany can or can't break an 50 Tor
rire holes Sunday over the Macon
golf course. The sole stipulation That
Bill makes is that Shafe's memory re-
mains good when the counting starts.
Urban Stocker may not sound IKE
big league monicker, but Urban
light arm Is pointed in that direction.
and it is the arm ne pitches wltn' not
the name.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11
METROPOLITAN FlKEPRO0F
STORAGE WAREHOUSE co.,

New York. March l1in. 1915
To $ s. For'aua. Miss D. o. Mullen. Mar
shall Branch Cabirla Embroidery Co. Mfs
a.. Naclane Donald W Newton Co, Mrs. 2.
Pegar. Julius Sterrs. b a. Whitney. Mr..
Hattie Williams. Louis Dsuffeiier. N. Dor
sen. Mrs william Henressey Miss 4. Hu-
man. Clara Langvortny. M-7. n Smith,
Mildred Rose Joseph il Lewis. Chas. y
Freeman & Coz You and each N you are
hereby notified thar The tine for The payment
o. our lien upon the property hereinafter d.
sCrihed having expired. after due notice there
of had been given you. We Hul cause such
property. t0 Wit Household Goods. Personal
Effects and Merchandise. stored IN the Metro
poiIfau Firepr0of Storage Warehouse Co.
Warehouses, New YORK city. hy you Or m
our name lor IN which yoI may have o.
INTEREST,", ~ DO sold a. public auction &C.
c0r4ing 10 the statute IN such case made and
provided. az The warehouses. Sos. 1s-fi West
ttfl ST.. New YORK city. 0l MONDAY
MARCH 9TH. 1916. at 1880 a. m. and
" The sale thereof is not completed On ssid
date the same Rill be continued a. the same
place on each and every Monday thereafter.
beginning ar 1890 a. m, aui continuing
Until al The goods are Sold
MEIROPOLlTAN FTREpROOE STORAGE
WAREHOUSE GO.
LAWRENCE 5. NORRIS. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-03-11
BASEBALL
OFFICIALS GET BUSY

Cincinnati, March 1o.-At a meeting
~ the rules committee Of the NauohA'
Baseball Federation here to-day II wa
decided 70 recommend that me anna
tours be divided into two classes. u
also was proposed that class A be com
,o..d 81 none but those who were
strictly amateur, while class y s .,' 9d'
conurise those Who accepted money ioi
nIavIng baseball, but who did not take
M The sport for a livelihood.
The committee a ESQ reeofinrnehoou
championship series for bo,h e'asSeS a.
well ~ an inter-city series. -,
.,ns,epr baseball players and delegate
20 he convention was addressed TO
r,gbt b. August Hermann, cha .lr.
of ne National Baseball Comm ,I.'
and Tuus Cobb, Of the Detroit Iige"