davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-23
German Report.
The German statement says:

The herman statement says
Front of Field Marshal Won linden
burg: On the Stokhod the Russians
arc continuing their stubborn attacks
in the region of RudkaC herbisch
Bavarian cavalry and Austro- Hungarian
dragons repulsed the enemy on each
occasion with most severe loss TO him
and made prisoner two officers and 270
men. besides capturing four machine
guns. Successful attacks against en-
envy advance posts near Smolary re-
suited in the capture of fifty prisoners
and two machine guns.
an the Luh and Graberka sector and
further to the south Russian attacks
broke down, generally speaking. in our
curtain of fire. Near Pieniaki and
Zwyzyn the enemy penetrated a small
portion of a trench, and near Zwyzyn
he has not yet been driven out.
Front of Archduke Charles Fran
els: Repeated counter attacks on both
sides of the Charny- Chermosh Gar
pathian region against our new posi-
tons OF the Stepanski and on Kreta
Height met with no success whatever"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-23

sfterward was declared by Berlin to
be safe in a home port.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-23

Berlin, Aug. 22.-To-dcy's state
nent regarding the Balkan opera
lions foLlot0s:
All the Serbian positions on the
Malka Niezeplanina have been taken
and the attack is progressing. The
enemy, who several times commenced
counter attacks on Dzemaat-Jeri and
in the Moglena region, has been san
guinarily repulsed.
Between the Buthkova and Tahinos
Lake French forces have been driven
over the Struma. Further east the
Smijnica Planina ridge has been cap
tured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-23
British Statement.

London, Aug. 22.-To-days COM
municdtion contains the following:
On the Dorian front the situation is
unchanged. On the Struma front We
destroyed the railway bridge at An
gista station on Sunday.
Our mounted troops, working in con-
junction with the French, successfully
located the enemy on a front extend
ing from Sores to Savjak north of
the Struma). Yesterday morning ad
vance enemy skirmishers toward
Kopriva Bridge were stopped by our
artillery, which also dispersed enemy
working parties intrenching opposite
Kamarjan and Cavdarmah.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-08-23
BRITISH TORPEDO
GERMAN WARSHIP

Continued from page l
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-29

feinem Apparat b~erdusfa1en, oas NIT urz
gebeurer S9nelisteit ndber fam uab balb
~srtdnnten mir beutlih elmer WlenI6en.
@leif3eitig aber bate ii9 Der appardt
our Seite eeneiet unb itiir3te bann, iib
Intercollegiate, our grbe. @s iab aus, ais
OBJ sr brett duf uniere &ompanie fallen
fpiirbe. a1es lief T6on in bic 9GuIer.
Gr tptirbe d6er bod etfpas ab9etrieben llnb
fiel in ben Gdrten binter meinem 9dafe.
Der cine Der beiben SnIaFsn (3ipei engs
Iii4e Sffi5iere), Der nidt hsrausgefalsn
mar, ftobnte nod etpd8, itdrb aber far8
bdrauf, ben anbern fanb man bunbert
Meter entfernt. @s mar intereFdnt, bic
@egenfdBe In Der 1timmung 5piIdsn
~unferen 9ruppen ufb Der frdn36Ifden
8ep0Eferuns GIT beobadten. Qnfauss, dIs
in Der groben 6Gbe nod ni9t 8l ertenz
nen mar, fuer Greunb Ober Seinb, mar
alss ftia. Damn, ais Der cine appardt
~ltiir3te, pugte iibtrbaupt teiner mebr gu
otmer. 4aes itiir3tt mad ben 6ligeln
bes 4ppardtss, i'm bic 3eifer al erteus
men, unb. bann, als man enbli9 bic blaus
tpcibsroten 2reile ertdnnte, Elm 9urrd bon
unieren 9euten, pie ih es nod ni9t ses
bort babe, ndbren6 bic 5ranJoIen treis
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-29

Don KonteraomiraI !. D. setlieper.

bic oeutI6en 4uftldrer, Bis flint groBe
.feinbtide areu5er binter ben 9Orpepoz
bpotsflottiuen in Gibt fommen.
Ser beutIde AOmiral IdBt feline Clinic
nun nuf SiiOplt i8Denten, ans pObliibers
legten griinben Iomit 5uglei4 boffenb, ben
In Hdrter llebermadt 6erdnbrauienben
5einb in ben 8ereia Der beutI9en II
8pOtstdtigteit unb Der 9eIgplGnDgel6iibe
gu lodeu. Dem mas bort jeBt unter bris
ttider G[dese bsrunOampfte, bic S9lu4ts
~treuser r9ion", .3ieer", ,grinceB
&Opal", Rem 3eatano" unb ,Snbpmis
table, finb S9iffG bic ben unirigen an
artiGterte unb @eI4ipinoigtett sr9ebIi4
ii6erlegen tparen.
9isr bieB es: pObl abfhdBen unb bann
banbeln! @ermoge isines 5abrtHbers
I9nfes tommt Der grite ndber, aumal alf
beutIher Geite Riidltht auf ben am
SdluTe Ser ainie Nmpfenben langIdme@
rem ,8li9er" genommen peroen muB.
4uf 10 anoten G%utfsrnung berdn9etoms
men, erDffnen bic Gteuerboro a9teraus
bon ben bsutI6su Saiffen ii9 nG6ernDen
eneliI6en gon5ertreu5er bas Jeler. 0as
it cine Gntfernung, pie tie bisber i'm
Sestampf nod uiht 81 per3eifnsn mar.
M1ntige DaferiGulen tperfen bic RieIats
eeitoFe duE 1ber bic 0eutIdm laITtn fitl
uidt minber borsn. Go Ipielt iib elm
5enereeFeHt duf Is bis IA Gilometer ab,
bel BEN bds englii@e 6lng9I6iff ,gipn"
Ifper bef6dbiet ipuroe. Damn aud bic
Drummer 3fpei, Der Tiger. auf benz Gin
arober 9ronb entItebt.
Der aampf, bic bEitiee .3nidpru9e
eebt ipciier. Bit bic Baden 9liben =
ipie Der S6peiB bon Der Stirn unierer
blauen Ssunsen bort I'm 3urme tropft!
Sd. beute 1T Jeittag, beute lit cine eiIerne
MusIprdhe init benz iibermiitigen 8riten.
glun Iiebt M aud bic Wirtuno bes raft
loIen 9liibens, pa ftiirSen Mlaiten urb
Sdornifeiae Elm aaf ben feinbliden
Sdiffen. 0ie Sion fdert aus; bann
aud Der n5iger" ba 1T speifellos
mdndes in llnorbnang geraten. Mud
bos bisber reeelndbig g~eleitete @eIGiB>
feuer briiben berlGuft nidt mebr tpie font.
@unberbar, boB bic bel I6neIlerea eng
Iiifen ShifFe nitt ndber berongefOmmtn
Iinb. Sfeuen ie unfere MliftelartiGerie -
bsudt's linen nidt qeheuer. pie man bd
in ben beibcn pdrdacltn QinisR ipeiters
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Itiirmt auf bic SeIgoIdnbgetpdFer 3u2
Stebt Elm @eboigen ppr ibren Nugen NIT
ieinem ME fehlenben GsI4oB2 8ur3um
- man belt 8urit, lieB bic Gntfernung
ni6t unter IA ailumetsr tpmmen.
Sn3Difden perGieB Der engltIde @bmis
raj geattp fein 8Iaggi9iff, IieB Ii4 auf
bic .BrinceB aopdlA bringen. Seine
Srdge - bic beltIden @randten batten
Die TeinOli4en 3isIe tpobl getroffen, aber
infer r8lii9er4 bat nun aud biel 81
letoen. S4nere Sreffer mahten feline
Mdidiuen unbrauabdr, er pirb fhlieB=
Ii6 beipegunosIos unb muB Ieinem S9idz
ial iiberIaien iperbsa, Ser rSnbpmitable4
fpl ibm ben SobesitoB berFeBen. Mber
uir ebrenboa mill Der ,8lii9er" Som
Tan6unt @rbmdnn Inn entqegenfe6en.
No9 INNER feuert iein tapferes, ulgliids
lihes S9iff, bas nod beri9tebeae britt
i4e Sorpeboboot8erItDrsr auf ben Meeress
bopen Thidt. limb bdnn brduIt cine feinbs
tiae Experimentation berdn urib Tenbet
BEN s8liider4 ben 3obesitoB. Wittdgs
1T er %gefunten, nit i6m gar manher btiltz
i6e 9eIb. Geit R%ommdnDant, Der 9eiten
elmer, bau6tt nad Ihperer Grfrautling,
bic er fi6 beim %lntergang bes Shiffes
3u9e8rgen, ipdter lit g6inburg fem 9eRen
dns.
Do6 siiriif gum geFett.
2tud rSebolib1 unb .Oerfflinger" nerz
ben g~etroffeH. 0as ~eritere Der S6iffe
erlitt nd9 einer ernften 8ef9dbienng oes
hintereR Surmes tiaen 9erluit bpn Mdnu=
I9dfien. 4ber bies aaes iebte ben Sc
fehtsipert nidt htunter. 9eut1her StdbI
= beuti6es @efdib BAT in bielem 6eleoz
lamb @efedt Ieinen auten ldnten bebolz
ten. 9o6 min foIgtc infer griumpb,
beun es nirO bon berI9iepener, ooaeinz
amber u%ndbbdngigen SteIen beobddtet,
nie Der groBe britiide S9ldattreuSer
.5iger" bsrinpunbeu tit. Mber neil bic
@ntferhuug gar 70 grob mar, Die 2uft
niht INNER Iidtig gelpeTen, ipirb idlnell
Der treueIte 8dfftngsfdbrte Der engliI9en
8ettern berbeigeholt ~ agen mir nal bic
g. m. 3. $. aRenfer, qplbbu e Co.
uno ipdter aler 8elt g%efuntt. 8 nein,
.3iser" if uidt s%eIunten, Die 9eutf9en
per6en fid pobl gstGui9t bubsn.
2tber in WiriIidteit bat fi9 nnier 4usz
eud - ,Moltte' aufti9iff Sorpebp6pot
idt getduIdt. Ser Ilntergdng bes
,Sieer" if sipeifsllos; nur englifde aii=
esndrtitel buben ibn T9lainigt ipieor ees
bobrn. Gs pdre bod gu fatal geipeisn.
penn brr gr6Bere @srIuft ouf feiten bes
iolsen gibbons bate Oer5eidnei tper6en
mifn - olfo; Reuter - gplbbu e So.
- I9rea nal ipitDer ben 2lQenappdrat
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-29

f4enb, f6reienb uiO beulen6 bapon Iies
fen. Die beioen totem tn9liiden Sffi3iere
liesen iebt in unierer &epieritube. Mdn
tam ibnen talm etpas anIeben. Der
erits, Der aug benz appdrdt ~ftiir5te, bat
usben anbersn Sdiifen einen aopff9uB,
Die Sriimmer bes 4ppdrates Iinb in5pis
iden fortsef9afft porSsn J..
@ben bdben mir bic beiben feinbli6en
Gliegeroffiaiue NIT alien mi[itdriT6en
Ghren begraben. SIS mar elm aeutnant
Spbniton 9ubor urb Elm 2eltndrt 6ob6s.
Sat fdmmtlihe Offi3iere Der bier lieeen=
ben Sruppeu unb Der ACCOMPLISHMENTS
bsnr paren i'm sraaer3ag, bd5a nod ifrz
Tere adpelle nrO cine Electromagnetic, bic
ben GaIut lhoB. au9 bic Gliegerubtei=
lung bate cine Depatation geIdidt, bic
einen 8ran3 nisDerlegts. @s lit bod miez
Der 9eitndrt Smmelmdnn gefpefer, Der
bic 8lieaer beruntergei6piTen bat. IS lit,
CLAUDE i4, fdon bsr iie6ente ober iogdr
Der a6te, ben CT beruntergebplt bat. 9ie=
fer Snmelmam muB Gin eur8 Derteufel=
ter &erI fem. ST flisg immer dIein auf
einen perbdltnismdbis tleinen Qppdrdt
unb ristiert sinfada ales.
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lieber einen 2ufttampf bes bstaunten
9eutnonts S%mmeimaun nit eneIifGen
Gltseern ber0ffentIi6t bic &reFelter s3eis
fling bic an1daultde S9tlberung zines
ausen5eugaf, bic an einen &refeIoer 9iirs
ger aerittet mar: Gum eritenntnl IN bic
fem &riege babe i'd bsute gejeben, ME Elm
feiublidts 8lu93sug i'm 2ufttampf bers
untersef9pfen fpurbs. 3nti Mteter BON
meinem S9laf3immefeniter ~ftiirate Der
Appdrdt al 8obeu; bic Mduer nurbe nod
getreift. Sc mar Idduerlid an5uieben.
Bir pdren serabe nit Der Spmpanie ulf
Der Strdbe angetreten unb Iaben bod in
Der 9uft, miitoeItens 5000 Weter bod,
spei 5lue3siee. bic mir dnfdngs tpeeen
ibrer S0be fir 3fpsi feinbGide bisIten.
8eioe 5lug3euge tdmen in btretter Bids
tnng duF uns 81, nobel man beutli6 Be-
merten tDnnte, pie Dds 5tpeite benz eriten
INNER nGber fam. YlObIi9 fdben mir,
fpie beioe 4ppdrdte fait fentreflt nber urs
fern 9Dpfen itanbtH. Mia3Ainensepebre
tndttsrten unb mir elaubten IdyoH, bic
MaI6inengepebr bdtten auf uns, bic mir
in gef6lofener 9oIonne unten ftauben,
gsfnoIen. Damn Tuben mir, anFdnss nur
as I6parsen puntt ertenubnr, sttpos aus
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-29

auf ,GtBerite Strait" fenen! Der 0eut-
i9e mag freili9 elmer Iol6en @eiponot9eit
mddtfpS Reconsideration. Giner 1pGtereu
Set ipirb bic @a9rheit borbehdIten bleis
ben, dber beute, AM @eoenttad, it's gnIere
gfliht. nit I9li9ten beuiiden 8orten
bic SotTa6e. b. h. ~uuieren grOberen Gr=
Folg III bieiem @efedbt. sur Ghre Der llnIts
rieen npAmals feit5uiteaen.
Rod 70 Seemeilen BON 9elgpldno ents
fernt, brad Der eugIiIds abmirdl bds Sc
fedt ab. Sdtte er es fpirflid aud getart,
ipenn er bon u~niereu @rdndten ni9t 10
Sugeridttt porben tpdre2 Seine &dmpfs
frdft mar gebrp6en, bic Zion nurbe
bon rSnbomitable" geldleppt, fdmere
Sreffsr i'm llnteridiff bdtten DerIdiebene
abteiluusel boIlduFen lafen. .Siasr1
mar geIuRtelL Iei6ters 6treittrGfte paren
slei6fdas f6per beIhdoigt. Sc mar
tpobl ri6tiaer, um5utehrsn man iodr
bod arg 5st3auF 0 ben 3udsrbdien Der
@ermdns.
Go enoeIe Der "a Sdnldr 1916. Mud,
Der aaifsr bdt's Ieinen bIauen Sunaen
fp1ter bsim @ilbelmshnener geia6 qes
feat, ipie Tc ouf bas Reiuliat bieies Ia
ses ffols iein tonnten.
Mud mir, bic 9dbtimaebliebensn, mir
iolten's ben 8adereH nibt Oeroshen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-29

surs NorbneIt! 8teber binein. in bas
betanute Hebier meItli9 Der einiamen 5sIs
%ieuiniel. no ma iaeio bdufig fdon 8u
Jrisbens5eiten bsrumgetummelt bate unb
has Iiderlid BEN oberiteu Jihrer bieier
In &ielliRie sinberbampfsuOeu 9rea5tr BON
mdnher SorpeoobOotsna9t nidt unbes
fdnnt mar.
Am "a. %Sssonuar par's Elm Sabr.
Mieberum NIT Gurs Guf bic engIii9e
Suite au. bic Qnfang Robember unb bier>
5ebn Gage fp1ter abermdls einen Dent
8ettel bon berielben &reu3ergruppe eEbdls
ten bate. Grandten ndmlih. bic duf fiibs
mem Streif3uge zines Wtorgens bd bem
bD9It eritounteu unD erboften englii9en
gublttam ais GriibgruB entboteu purben.
So gang obne iegli9e anfase - 70 re9t
formlos. ltn6 bds alss duf bos gebeiligte
britii9e aiiitenlanO, bus felt etuem Sabrs
bunbert nid)t oergleiden erlebt. 9iesmal
tar's bon elmer Oeuti9en, p~erfpesenen
Areu5eriddr.
Bieoerum Ieudtets heller In ben Mugsn
Der Offi5iere, Der iungen Gdbrihe unb uns
Ierer blaueu Sungeu, fpis man duf Horos
tueItli6sm 4urie einberitsuert. Dem eng
ldnoer entoegen. Wahtpol unb irdfti9,
truBig uno bfrlpegen tun's bic groBsn
ueitsren pan3erfrenSer, bic, auf btutl6tn
9eninssn erbaut. 53sugnis stben BON unIes
rer 69ifFsbautunit - fpisltnb unb mel
Ieriddrf init ihrtm Bug bds RerbItelpaI
fer Serteilenb, bordn bic tletnen areuSer
.3!olbere+, sStralIunb", .@rdubfns" unb
.NoItod". 9ieIe bic 8orppiteH - iene
groBeH - .SeDlib@ nMoltte4 .8erflins
ger" unb .gli6er" bas 9ros. Die
9etjen i1lueen bober, bic augen lugen
nod bnrhbriugenOer aus; benn nun
beibPs mieber: sSeben augsnbIid fam Der
grite In Sidt fommen. Ri1tig, ba III
er Idon. Sc 1T mas log. Sn Der sfgunz
tenbabe" lit 9etrieb. Die 4uftIdrunoss
Iihis 1T ouf GHmdrne fsinbliter Sprpes
bOboote seitOBen. unb r&pblsnS4 ldBt fdon
bic @eIdibe gum Son8e aufipielen. @ber
bies oles isbt I'M nidlts bic aanlpftdties
felt Der naolbsre" berdb. Beitsr Itiirnen
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ftbsn. Sic srfiiatt i6re 0dupiouFaobt,
uuiere aiiitsn eeaen ben dsinA gu imiibsn.
Sit, 10 boffsH mir Subsri6tiid. ipirb Is
alt Fernerbiu fun.
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h % @ 1 E 5a Gs 9Ss osn
Wilbur
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fact that almost without exception,
the service for which these bene-
ficiartes are thankful are the things
that represent the cost of the man
agement, and not the material aid
that was given.
One of the most common criticisms
of associated charity is that the man
agement costs too much. This is a
criticism which is usually well re-
celved because it is natural to make
a howl about what things cost. SO
far as tho Associated Charities are
concerned, Its records surpass that
Of any association with which we
have comparison on record, in eco
nomical management. Moreover,
this criticism, in some cases, no
doubt, is the result Of ignorance as
to the work and aims of the ascot
alton. Many of the associations in
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-06
THE OTHER HALF
(By Associated Char1Hes.)

One Of the most remarkable cases
handled by the local association cost
twenty-five cents in material aid.
The results of this small investment,
plus the proDortionate cost OF man
agement to the community can never
be calculated. 1t was not what the
twenty-five cents bought; it was the
cost of management that worked the
good. Many skeptics have gone to
the Office Of the Associated Charities
and seen what was being done and
went away converted, leaving sub
stantial donations as evidence Of
their change Of heart. There are
many letters on file attesting the help
that has been rendered the needy,
many OF them are of most touching
nature, and it is a most noticeable
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the larger cities do not dispense a
penny's worth OF material aid. the
entiro amount collected being spent
IN the management. IN other words
-helping others to help themselves.
The critics say that Il takes Rlxty
per cent 10 give away forty per cent
Of tho funds through the methods Of
the Associated Charities and that
sixty per cent is lost in putting the
cart before tho horse. In fact, the
forty per cent given to tho poor in
food and ruiment will DO tho loss.
The sixty per cent spent In manage
ment will DO the asset OF which the
association 10 proud and which speaks
for the material betterment Of tho
community.
The association has fed the hungry
clothed the naked, nursod the sick,
furnished hospital service to save
life, and furnished employment for
men and women; transported FAM
lilies that have been left desti-
tutc. to their homes. No greater
work on earth for man to do,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-06
PARKERSBURG
Is Chosen for Next State Con-
yention by Order of the
Eastern Star.

Partersburg was selected as the
place for the next annual convention
and appointive officers were were an
nounced and installed as the closing
business late Thursday afternoon Of
the thirteenth annual convention of
the West Virginia Grand Chapter Of
the Order OF the Eastern Star in the
Masonic temple here. The appoint
i've officers are as follows:
Grand Chaplain-Mrs. Julia Yam
tus Jackson. of Logan.
Grand marshal-Mrs. Catherine
Mead, Parkersburg.
Grand organlst Mrs. Gertrude
Chrlsley, or Middlebourne.
Grand Adah-Mrs, Emma Goe, Of
Weston.
Grand Ruth-Mrs. Elizabeth Cha
fin, Of Williamson.
Grand Esther Mrs. BERTHE Sho-
walter, OF Clarksburg,
Grand Martha Mrs. Carrie
Thurm. Of Wheeling.
Grand Electa Miss Maud o..
Curtis. OF West Liberty.
Grand warder-Mrs. Bessie Saun-
ders, Of Hinton,
Grand sentinel - ]. II. Gollohon.
Of Bluetleld.
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.G0ONBS HOLDS CARDS
To Three Scattered Hits and
the Browns Win Second
Game of Series.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 6.-The st. Louis
Americans defeated Miller Hugglns's
National Leaguers in the second game
Of the city series here Thursday, to
8. Bob Groom held the Nationals to
three hits. The Americans got six hits
off Meadows and Lott, two of them
triples that counted in the scoring.
Score: R. H. E..
Nationals ,......OO2 900 1903 3 2
Americans .0O1 201 00"4
Batteries: Meadows. Lott and sny-
der. Groom and Hartley and Hale.
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TWO STRAIGHT WINS
For the White Sox over the
Cubs in abe City Cham
pionShip Series.

CHICAGO, Oct. 6.-Thc American
Leaguers made 1t two straight from
their National League rivals Thursday,
winning 3 to /. Lavender weakened in
tho fourth inning and the Americans
won the game in that round.
The Nationals were saved from n
shutout when Mann's double and VII
liams's single Noted run. The total
paid attendance was II ,649. The total
receipts were $7,7895O. Tho commits
slons share was S776.95. Tho players
pool $4.1O5.53. and each clubs share
$1,39s.51. Score: r. H. e.
Americans 1000 800 0O0-3 8 2
Nationals .......0O0 01O 0O0-1 0 l
Batteries: Faber and Schalk. Law
cnder, Packard and Wilson.
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YON KIPPUR
Starts at Shutdown This Even
ing and Continues until To-
morrow Evening.

The day of atonement services of
Yom Kippur will begin tonight at
1880 at the Masonic temple, and to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
The services will be concluded by
Rabbi Harry r. Richmond, Of the
Hebrew Union College, of Cincinnati.
His Subject tonight Will be Bargain
ing with Cod" and Saturday morn
ing, THE Function of Religion"
An elaborate musical program will
enhance the impresslveness of the
services.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-06

BROOKLYN, N. Y, Oct. g.
Especially why this frenzIed dash
by the baseball writer's of America
to rush into print with predictions
that the Boston Red Sox will again
clean up their National League rivals
in the worlds series now at hand2
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-06

Last year the Phlllles were soft
picking for CGrrigan's crowd, but
there is absolutely no reason In the
world for believing that the Brooklyn
Dodgers are going to prove the same
easy meat" On the contrary,
Brooklyn should give the American
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-06

balanced stan of veterans. No ono
star, unless big Ed Pfeffer be con-
adhered. but all are fne performers.
The Dodgers also possess two sterI-
ing left-handers In Rube MarQlsard
and sherrod Smith.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-10-06

league champs all the fight they are
looking for.
Anyone who has seen Brooklyn
perform could not help but be inn
pressed with the strength OF the
Trolley Dodgers. In the first place
Robinson has the pitchers, a we'll
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-07

hearing will occupy several hours of
Commissioner Shorts time
Additional interest attaches to the
case because the Kings Daughters of
the state are assisting in the prosecu-
ton.
Mrs. Ballou. Mrs. f. V. Splann and
Mrs. E. H Jackson, leading members
of the order, came here today from
Natchez to be present at the hearing.
Mike Ryan, deputy sheriff, and ne7
gro. witnesses in the case. also came
to Vicksburg for the preliminary trial.
Julian Anderson, assistant United
States district attorney. came here for
the prosecution. and r. NJ. Kelly and
w. J. Vollor appeared for the defense.
Mrs. Fl. c. McCabe and Mrs. w. B.
Norman. members of the Vicksburg
branch of the Kings Daughters. were
in court to meet the ladies from Nat
chez.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-07

the classification of overeager, igno-
minious self-seeking?
The assertion that he is the apothe-
osis of patriotic conyiction-tha he
cherishes only the greatness and glory
of his country and stands ready to
make sublime sacrifices 70 its we'll
being-would still be deuatabla even
IL his managers were less blatant and
his pronunciamentos more logical and
consistent. But the methods adopted
by these manager. and the maDifCs-
tos put forward by himself, stultify
every pretention. His political record
taken seriatim makes a crazy quilt OF
is only stability is its
!. peal to the groundlings. Going no
further than tbs present campaign
his attitudes and utterances are of the
field of sport moi of the political arena.
They glitter with spangles and smell
Of sawdust NV he is a candidate
and now he is T. a candidate. Today
he is willing to 10 so and so, tomorrow
ne is for some hing else. All things
BY turn, and rothing long, the single
has been to Keep what is
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1916-06-07
u. AN q
Absolutely Remove
Indigestion. Onepackagel
provesit. 25ca all druggists,
FINDINGS is KEEpINGS"
BALTIMORE COURT RuLE5

Baltimore, June C.-In an opint
handed down in the circui. oor1
Judge Dawkins declared "nndin.
were keepings," and held Walter IL.
Mettie. grocer's clerk. entitled IS
$500 found in the cellar of 2 store =
Mettle found tne money January %
1915, beneath some rubbish. The pres,
ent owner of the store, as well as tho
former owner and another party. who
once lived in the building, put Il
claims.
The court said: Il believe that lie
title is in the finder against the who'd
world save the real owner. and whne
the matter is ehshrouded in mystery. /
must accent the old dictum that 'dqd-
ines is keepin@s' when the owner cam
not be discovered after diligent II
fort " !