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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-15
SlppS- George pm @crbrns Suriunr,

EariS lite Sept. - Den brittle
&rigSminiIter 9apio 2lopb. George
bar netop beisgt &c iranife Stiain-
ger peo &eroun. 9teoe / aalenlat'
tcrle UNDER oct gumle Gitooel bolot
arieSminiiteren ielgenoe Gale til De
Der iorlamleoe brittle og frantic
Sfiicerer, mems &alonerne orenebe
oper beres Sopeoer og Soroen Dir
re0e:
",Sngen al oe miIitpre georifter,
iom ben franife &iitorie er fulo at,
bier flarere eno GerollnS Soripar
Den ironife IrmeS glilnrenbe ggen-
ifobcr. Oenne ieirrige Wobitano
intoo @eroens pGloigite &rigsma-
fine bill bli ubeoelig fproi Ser
oun life olene reo0eoe Sranfrig,
men Dor ltore fGIea Sag oG
belle Wcnneifebeoen f%oreprigt.
Yua De Sanger iom omgipcr Oct
te qanrle CITADEL er S%ienoens onoc
Wagt blct bruot, iom ct oprert ra-
lcnoe SAB brpoc@ MOB Ell Grant,
flippe. Seq er opbt rert oper at
fonme / @erprillg meo oenne beaige
Snro.
s oct Brittle Riees Iopn rtotaler
lea bets @eunoring. Sammen meo
mig bsier belle bets Solf line Sope-
Der for eoers Dire % eoers GRE
iuloe Saao."
Miniiteren bar laa bep9get, at
han funbe life fortl9tte pao en-
Shuuo. Smiioer lefteoe ban lit
SloS og iogOe:
"6or 6ronfrig! 5or bets falone
&croulbelte!"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-15

foninlet til Bern, Ter oct imiolerti(
no I'll, at bon SaIfenbapn iimpelt.
Den ralof I unnaoe, foroi ban baub,
i%orellaaet en- fomplet SmfoliotrinQ
AZ De tpIfe ariespIaner.
"Son 5aIfenbapn ioruoioa guI,
5arierts fulbii9noige Sammenbruh
lom 6slge at De iamleoe Ingret
boooe ira Gorb % Spo, % oerneb
niloe lelpislseIia ogiaa al Sorbin.
belle meo Iprfiet bare afbrubt. )
Sns beraf anbefoleoe @e~neralitabS.
defen iterft, at belle galfnnsaam.
pugnen ifuloe opgipcS, at &inierlle
moo 2it ifliloe forforteS melt mt
ligt, % at Oct offllpereoe Serrito.
rinm / N~orbfranfrig ifuloe rom.
mes.
Oct bar meo andre Sr0 Genera
lens Wening, at ben tpIfe Strategi
'fllloc ioronoreS I'll Ell nbellrffenoe
IorIparSfrig paa Ell fortere 6ront.
San mellte, at bette mart piloe lam.
ne De aaicrebe og gisre oct unnl'
ligt Tor Dem at fnuie SpIferneS %
2Iterrigernes Mo0itano meo.
minbre De oa bapoe nbegr9nieoe
SjGlpefiloer til i'm Haabigbeo og
fiInoe bolbe pao / ii Iar. San
erflGreoe, at en- b~narbnaffet Sait'
boloen peo Den uupRrenoe Elan
uiloe lebe lige mo / lllpffen.
Seltmarifalf bon Sinoenburg
Itempleoe bette Tooo iom barnae-
tigt, ieigt % upproigt en- inf OF
iicer.
4eileren bar entg lleo Slnoert'
burg o. GAP bon 6alfenbopn Nj
lfco pna graat Euplr."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-15

care 0cu minoitc Suil ON, at Nlfo
holnpbelic er uioriuorIig baoOe a
Ncnipn Ill CT Menucitea Selic, Sit.
fcrbco % 6rcmtiO / 6orretning3Il
uct?
III @oo6ipuiua meO Nenipn II
itcrfc Sriffc er Ell Snorsmmelie Al
Ocrca ifabelige &~irtuinq 6orretnIn3
IlfoboI cr itiuct Ell alaa'e Tor lig
iclp. ! en- an0cn 6orrctning oil en-
Nian0 BIZ mo0tagct mcb oabne PR
me. On Wauo, iom tommcr ior a!
nubnc en- Suloou, meOcr man uco
GpNrUnlcn o. m0crrcttcr Dam on,
al mcns alOrc Grbucruagrcnc irtt
fan Nriuca OF uoiol0C lia. ionr DC oil,
mna ban bctalc en- lin Crtrultut Tor
al 'aa %op iii at lUlgc line Nurcr, %
Der cr manage anorc ,$nnlfruntnlns
ger IaQt pua BAN. Get lrcnlAaar a
alt octtc, at CiicntiiQbcOcn crfien0cr
5ruiifcna SfaOcIiQbco. Dtcn bpOr
Tor tlliuoea Ben Oo opcrbopeoet?
) al Gi4fuoiion ON SnloonIper9S
mnuIct er BET ct Argument, iom rem
ior uIlc anore lluur Ssnmlct poa so
ueoct, nemli2 bette, at mems Den
NianO, lom cr moo SalI AZ bcru
lcnoc Griftc, Intct iOrlnuNcr ior liA
lClp, mOtaGCn oct at bli lrltagct Tor
Stooc, Scr t|ilfpiea bnm al ANDRE, lao
iorIonQer Den, iom iuiiitercr pna, al
SolQct iful tilooc3, nogct Tor ii1 ieIu,
iom lite fam t~Ilitouca bonl uOcn Sfa-
DC ior auOrc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-15
Oialeet

aisbenbapn, Sanmarf, Den LIE
September. aonieilsprGiioent Gable
bor / 9onbstineet iremiat Ell Fropo'
Iitiou, Ser tiliister Ell Sronlns al
Salaet al De oauif.peItinoiIfe Ger I'll
Sc Screneoe Stater peo 6olfeatItem-
nina, efter at eff Hissbagsiiopalg bar
unoerisst % aiaipet jim SetGnfniiie
cpcr Saaen.
Ssprite 9esning al Sropoiiticnen
pentes at pile iinpe Steo pao Sire
oaa.
Regieringen penter, iIalo Frppo-
litionen peota9es,. of llopaIsct oil
bare lin 9etGnfning f9roia Den doe
Sttober. Stenminsen inoen Sp'
poiitionen men Senipn til Trcpcli-
tionen iputes ioas sanife sunltie.
men intet fan iises meo Seitemtbeo
meo Scnipn til oct epentnele Ne.
iultut.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-15
Oer0enSfri0en
S~oriiriicnc ira stOe /

Tcronnc. Gen / itrote9iIf Scn'ecnoC
bctponinQSiulOc IN pil oerpao bl'
faucet | NOT en- AZ DC mango "Somt
mcr", iom DC Nuiercoe bar Oonllei
ueb Sommeirontell, iioen hereS lior(
Ciicniip %bcNpnOtc.
Set bar uliioa M lntfeoca De PHI.
crc0e at iprTnQc Ell Sllc ln0 imelient
Ecronue % Wnpoume, % Neniigtel
or a%nbcnbnrt al ubni0c ocnne 8ilc lioi
ON Tenn, iuOtiI Su'fcruc ueh Slonfc.
onArcb til bcggc Siocr blir flcmt III
bdaoe al Ecromc oa Nnpnunle.
Get blir lo%rmo0cntlia nj &riter'
mes Eur al goo pna iqicn og presi,
Ilq frclu eitopcr ira @urdn o0 @lille,
mont, iuotiI GombIe3 tan ilnnfercS.
Fari3 130e Sept. ~ SrouifnlGn.
ocnc lortIUttcr ut rappc Sremitpo
9toro Tor Sommc. Sc bar trpnat
IlGrmcrc ino til Eeromle o9 bar al.
lfaorct Sniternca Gci mcIlem oennC
On % Goniblc@. &rigSminiiterict op-
lpier ioug, of Srnnifmpnoenc pocrli-
gerc bor crobrct Soiifopc9nc9 og
&'@Ibbe. Sfogen.
Npcn Nolld)oucSneS lager uco Den
itorc %Sunbepci, onltrent miotuciS mel,
lem Beronne o9 GomblcS, men bctp-
oeligt lpnGcr rremme emo nogen al
0cnl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-15
Spuriur T~aIfenhapn ia!St i llnaaSc

iii Bern / SdJpcit5 er DER iro
uifc ailoer tonmtet Ell belt anoerl
Gurfloring paa, hpcrior @eneroI
non SoItenham bleu oiiat iom tp't
@enerolitabsd)ei enc oen. ipm bler
aiuet i Den tpite Mteboelelie iro
@oliiS @ureau. ! hcn tpite oiii'
cicle Hcbbelelle ON "Soranorin'
oen" heo oct finn. al "@cnerol pol
S~alfenhapn piIoc bli anpenot | er
onocn Sirfiombeb".
! SIsloe Splpsninaernc. lom el
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-15
Nlonumentafilorino

gicm Orlcon3, ga, 6te Sept.
GciriuQcn al Hoiopettc Gagen al.
iluttcoca ioiten mlco AfiIerin9en al
Harapcttc Wtommcntet pno &nfaD.
cttcploOicu oQ itor 6citIigbchcr i oct
ironifc &portcr.
Nilleringatolcn bol0tc@ Al ben
iungerenbe ironife @enernltonlul /
Hen Orleans, e. @cnoper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-15
Brnnu ON lurbu0.

iircuct en- Artifcl, hporol nj hioiHttcr
ieiNcuNc ll00rdR:
S%otrntc2 iiQcr, al ipr Solicit tan
rUioumcrc mcO bucruu0rc, nInu DC
cues on ul3le fundamentals llng,
ioul fan Oaulc NulI> ior uIOcrc Nte
uinQ@uOpCrllul 9u GlUlOcr Nct
mcO Ncnluu til lriftcperA4mouIct,
al oct, man lerlt Al alt tuQer Tor llG,
or AIfoholcua %irTning pon oct men
HcltcIIQc SultcnI. Dc iom tror, NJ
mnu hauc &ouQluuiuN moo Grlttcs
luuUiCnct, entcn nct III cr / Sorm Al
GorbuO cllcr &nOitrTutninG, loar
no ira. al Nltohol cr Nlit, ionl ipGI
Ter CT Micuucitc lcQcnIllN % mlocr
mmcrer bets mtclettlCllc og moral.
irc Strait.
Nuia M Ocnne Sorno'UtnIn9 cr
aol, iaa ialocr Ocrpco oct belle Grgll.
ment Tor Ell &noifruntning | Salgct
al bernicnoc Griffe OsOt % moatca-
lett til Sor0en. Geriom oct fun
epntgierca, at @ru9cn al Nlfobol cr
iii Sam enten ior ems ~le8enlIlge %tl-
iprh, ems Snteaigen2 elcr ems NO
rnl, pil DC, iom ~ioriTater oerH BRIG,
life iinoc nogcn &anitcligbc0 mco at
iorbinorc DC 9citrpbcIlc, iom 9iereS
for at hioierc ell S%no'trGnfnin0 |
SaIlct oq Npoclicn al Stimulanicr.
Nn6renmCr man ocrimo0 Nltoho
lens ~ifoOelige &irfniug, pil oct uiic
fla uaniteIig, Tor life al ligc unuIlig,
at lore ct loaiif Gorluar Tor ocua IIia
uirtning % SolG.
Wcu IN cr oct cit misunderstanding,
al ser pno uihcuitabcIig @run0log
as, n,I,. :, a,., ;,,., w;n
,srnr> 80, ~our,b,n i,
W;>,,,.n,x ,,.,
r u>;,,na i;m,.r,,
0,,;o o,,,,>,i, - -.
.a, So, m.>,m.
ga a., ,.n,,,a
,
ms :.
n>,
s..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-15
nhieaae wrpsuftmarfes.

Granger &c Gu Spmaifimc9 "Sus.
uennen~ er iaa GOD iom noscn anoen
til ben bobbelte Eris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-15

81 tibet eienoommelist Snterme6'
50 ioreialbt / Sirsoaes oct frantic
Scputeretfammer, Ga 8arnret bolot
lit isrite Nieoe eiter Serierne. &anr'
refs T~r9iioent Saul Ses6anel aab'
nebe SeSiipnen meo Ell peltalenoe
Sribl,t til Rumlenien, iom han be
tegneoe iom "9epareren al Dc CANT
lie romerife ,Ioeer ON Het1Grol9'
hco". : iamme 9ti bar belle &am'
REF poa Seuene % raabte &urra Tor
8umGnien. Zen rumGn'fe Whit
tier I'll NoriS, iom par tillteoe.
GipIomatloeen, fpitterebe for Spl'
oclteu til hans SGorelano peo at
reiIe zig % buffe til ole Sioer.
Sette gan InIeonins I'll npe begei'
ltreoe Senouitrationer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-15

TvTr=ap A. s-ooyp CLASS u,r1aB JUNF Ism zoos At
IHF rosr OFl,r At prcoB.u, Iowa. UNpEE THE ACT
~ CoSogr>s coz Hacrua. 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-15
Smaa %Grigsnutiier.

Gpife og oiterrisife Slpuere bar
anereoe ct Tor Gange aflagt Selsg
/ Munpnicna Sopeoitao SufareiI
oo iitcoetior %iiitfort eiterloo Jig
noale Bomber. Yaa ben iioite Sur
folteoe DC oQioo nosle Bomber nco
/ SlotSbupen foran oct fongelige
Slot, bpor Here Greer blep repet op
meo &oo. ga Sronning Worid
itror eiter gif no | Sapen torat M
ipicerc Sfooen, blep bun 8len'talto
Tor itorc Suutioner ira Sefolfnin'
0cn9 Sioc,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-15

aronprin$ Rupreft al gapern er
blet betruct Suerfommanooen oper
sc tuife Nrmccr peo Sommerrontel.
tcle9roiercS ira Berlin. Oct trent
0our, at 6eltmarifalf BON Sinoen'
burg$ llonGpnelle til Senernlltabs-
hci bar iorooriuget ell bel Snltal-
iotrin0 / Sc heiere &ontnianoopo'
tier poa be99e Sronter. %eIttrontell
or laoleoe& blepet inobelt ! ire III
init, iom hper ii9r bar faaet Ell
Trina I'll Spergenerol. Oct moro
Iiaite Niinit itoar UNDER Sertlig vi
bred)t al @iirttembergs &omfnarpo,
% ocn tuife aronprinS ferer trent
oeleS Sperfommanooen | @eroilil'
Miinittet. Sanolpnliapis er alle ire
Triuicr Su~ergcneraler bare | gfap'
net.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-15
Notwithstanding
b.. Sept.

shS e. panI aseamarteo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-15

@cnua, Stalier, t2te Sept. AZ
Wfano al @ei9tniueen paa ben nor.
ife Camper "GIi5abetb ~" er blei
Ianolot / Sopona al Den erGife
Camper "Netritlis".
9urloon 12te Sept. - Zen norlfe
Camper "Spoerbprn" er blet ltuot
iipnf. 9eiptningen er reboet. Sfi'
bet, Tom mualte $50 IONS bar biem'
nleberenoe / Bergen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-09-15

NlIltHNSl puNpi WV HiSiN Wv VI
ioripare Jig lmoo oe beftiae an9reb
ira SpppIitionen. Wen iad idnot
Yremierminiiter Sis5o paa &aoo.
Gn Gag melote ban / &omlret, at
ban ira Seller Sran5 SoIepb bapbe
erhperpct ct Sefret ON oen ungar.
life MISUNDERSTANDING Splesifing.
Sette Sefret piloe ban bore meo
iia / Sommen iii bpert eneite Wtsoe,
og bpiS Sppoiitionen bleu altfor
poloiom, piloe ban pna Steoet fon.
traiienere % ~iorfpnbe Sefretet.
Senne big Sticf" piite Jig at pore
Ell goo Sur.
InlIteroam 12tc Sept. - Ser
mclbes BERTH ira @rGuien, at ct mt
oificielt init Sefret i Selsien iait-
letter Tor belaiife Sorgere, Iom
omeaaes r%uaiiite arigsfanaer, Der
arbeiber hoe / Sanbet. Ell isGnaiels-
itrai q illbtil lem Iar oa @soer
paa inotil 5000 Ytarf eller begae
Scle. gn Seiaier, iom paa Ell eler
anocu Iaabc or Ell &nsier bebiGlpe
liz meo Muatiorisa. oil bli ibsmt
fem Mars SGnaiel OF inbtil 5000
@sarf | 9soer. epentuelt 9eositraf.
Der ibrntmes Den iamue Strai bare
ior al sipe Ssbemibler iii Sanger.
ne, Der iorsurist bebanbles iom
! Eariaer.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-04-22

A Roman woman In the ancient time
vas not allowed to drink wine except
It were simple raisin wine, and, how
ever she might relish strong drinks.
she could not indulge even by stealth
first, because she was never tntrust-
ed with the key Of the wine cellar and.
second because she was obliged daily
10 greet with kiss all her own as well
as her husbands male representatives,.
down even to second cousins, and as
she knew not when or where she
might meet them she was forced to be
wary and abstain altogether. for had
she tasted but drop the smell would
have betrayed her. So strict were the
old Romans In this respect that GER
tain Tgnatius Mercurtus Is said to have
slain his wife because he caught her at
the wine cask-a punishment which
was not deemed excessive by ROmulus.
who absolved the husband Of the crime
Of murder
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-04-22
Keep Off the Tracks. "

The Chicago & Northwestern
Railroad is sending letters to agents
asking their cooperation in distri-
buting stamps containing the words
Keep OFF The Tracks, Keep Your
Family, Friends, Employees Of the
Deadly Railroad Tracks" p" 1t is de-
sired to have school teachers distri.
butte them among the children and
have them stick them on the title
pages OF their books where the
warning will be frequently brought
to mind.
There is a state law that prohib.
its trespassing, for anyone but a
company employe and licensed
newspaper reporter. The North
western Railway are using extra
effort to prevent accidents and the
stickers they are now sending to
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-04-22
Rotation of Crops Advised.

Single crop farming is fast fol-
lowing the fail and the OK yoke in
to the pages of agricultural history.
If the settler of northern Wis
consin followed this system of farm
ing. planting his fields to the same
crops year after year, the outlook
for this region would not be as
bright as it is today, when crop ro-
tation is generally the rule.
Crop rotation schemes, however,
can be improved by experience and
experiment Work along this line
is constantly beirg carried on at
the branch stations at Ashland,
Spooner and Marsh6eld.
Rotation schemes with various
crops are also being tried out in
cooperative experiments with in
dividual farmers.
Crop Rotations for Upper Wis
consin" is the name of bulletin
published by the agricultural ex-
pertinent station at Madison, which
will prove of great value to settlers
in this section of the state. While
the edition lasts copies will be sent
to residents of upper counties who
apply for them.
Among the rotations advocated
in this bulletin are:
Three year rotation for dairy
farms--small grain, seeded to Glow
er, then clover followed by corn
and cultivated crops.
Four year rotation for dairy
farms with peas as the cash crop
small grain, clover. cultivated
crops and peas. This is RECON-
mended where weeds are trouble
some.
A FIVE year rotation for heavy
soils-small grain and clover. mix
ed clover and timothy, peas, and
cultivated crop"
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-04-22
ORE SHIPPING STARTED.
Gogebic Range Ore Shipping SeasOn
10 Ushered In With Shipment: to
Docks at Escanaba.

Last Thursday evening the ship
ping of ore to Escanaba from the
Gogebic range was started, thus
opening the ore shipping season
from this range. The shipping Of
ore to Escanaba has been in pro-
gress all week, All average of three
hundred cars going forward every
day from the mines at Ironwood.
This order of things is scheduled
to continue until navigation opens
at Ashland, after which the out
going strings of ore cars will be
headed towards the Chequamegon
Bay city. a few trainloads of ore
have already been dumped into the
docks at Ashland but the real rush
has not started yet.
Advices from Ashland are that
as far as the local harbor is con-
cerned the shipping season is open.
Tugs cleared a passage from the
docks in the harbor to the open
lake and Thursday evening the
steamer Thompson cleared for Lake
Erie ports loaded with ore. the first
boat of the season to get away for
the lower lake ports. The ice in
Lake Superior is rapidly disappear
ing and i'll few days boats will be
plying between the upper and low
er lake ports with the usual regu-
larity.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-04-22
agents to be distributed is another

agents to be distributed is another
move in their campaign for the pre-
vention of accidents. Safety First"
is their slogan. The accidents each
year from trespassing are gradually
diminishing due just to such moves
as mentioned above. The attention
of the school children is especially
called to the importance of keep
ing off the railroad tracks.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1916-04-22
ARRANGE FOR BASEBALL.
Meeting Held ut Town Hall Wednes-
day Evening and Baseball Mat
ters Talked Over.

A"nS was HSlu al tue lOWn ualI w cd
nesday evening, at which time ar
rangements were started to open
the local baseball season. A mana
ger was elected and the lineup of
the team tentatively agreed upon.
1t was expected to have Archie
Lucia pilot the Hurley team again
this year, but Archie declined the
honor and H. J. Fitzgerald was
given the crown. The first game
on the home grounds will be on
May 7, the opening day in the
Northwest Interstate League, when
Park Falls will cross bats with the
local nine. On that day Washhurn
will play at Ashland, and Mellen
at Phillips.
AT meeting of managers of the
teams in the Northwest Interstate
League, held at Ashland last Sun
day, a complete schedule for all the
teams in the league was drawn up,
which is printed below. Percy Sui
livan represented Hurley at the
meeting.
The prospects of Hurley having
first-class team this year are very
encouraging. Many of the old
players will be in the lineup, and
while some of the old standbys
have forsaken their home town and
gone to other places, it is expected
that the holes in the lineup will be
nicely filled with new material.
Negotiations are in progress to Sc
cure pitcher, and as soon as one
has been landed everything will be
ready for the word play ball"
May 7-Washburn at Ashland,
Park Falls at Hurley, Mellen at
Phillips.
May I4-Phillips at Washburn,
Ashland at Park Falls, Hurley at
Mellen.
May 2I-Mellen at Ashland,
Washburn at Hurley, Park Falls
at Phillips.
May 28-Park Falls at Wash
burn, Phillips at Mellen, Ashland
at Hurley.
June 4-Hurley at Phillips, Ash
land at Washburn, Mellen at Park
Falls.
June II-Phillips at Ashland,
Hurley at Park Falls, Washburn
at Mellen.
June r8-Mellen at Hurley, Park
Falls at Ashland, Washburn at
Phillips.
June 25-Phillips at Park Falls,
Ashland at Mellen. Hurley at
Washburn.
July 9-Ashland at Phillips, Park
Falls at Mellen. Washburn at Hur-
ley.
July I6-Hurley at Ashland,
Mellen at Washburn, Phillips at
Park Falls.
July 23-Phillips at Hurley,
Washburn at Park Falls, Ashland
at Mellen.
July 3o-Mellen at Phillips, Park
Falls at Ashland, Hurley at Wash
burn.
August ashland at Hurley,
Phillips at Washburn, Mellen at
Park Falls.
August I3-Washburn at Ash
land, Hurley at Park Falls, Phil
lips at Mellen.
August 2o-Ashland at Phillips,
Park Falls at Washburn, Mellen at
Hurley.
August 27-Mellen at Ashland,
Washburn at Phillips, Park Falls
at Hurley.
September 3-Ashland at Park
Falls, Washburn at Nellen, Hurley
at Phillips.
September 10 Ashland at Wash.
burn, Phillips at Hurley, Park
Falls at Mellen.
September Park Falls at
Phillips, Mellen at Washburn, Hur-
ley at Ashland.
September 74-Phillips at Ash
land, Washburn at Park Falls, Hur-
n
The Washington herald., 1916-07-05
Afternoon Game.

Probably figuring that Ray Fisher, who
has always been q thorn in the Nationals
side. and who usually wins when he
pitches against the Grinmen, would be
able tc pilot his club to victory, Man
ager Donovan named Fisher 10 start the
afternoon game.
Bert Gallia opposed Fisher and al
though nicked for seven hits and four
runs he was able 10 win his game 6 TO T.
as Bert's pals had established an early
six run lead, before Russell could be
rushed into the bres ch-
Tbe Yankees refused to quit in spite OF
the fact that Gallia was entrenched be-
hind a substantial margin OF six tslIies
and kept pecking away, collecting runs
now and then. and making a real game
of what started out to be a farce.
Frank Baker. in the fourth inning, drove
the ball over the right field wall. the frst
time the feat has been accomplished
this season, and the third time IN the
history OF the enlarged ball park
In the sixth another Yankee tally was
added when Peck doubled TO left went
TO third on Pipps long hy TO Milan and
crossed the plate when Foster tossed
out Baker.
A pass 10 Gedeon. Walters single, Rus-
sells sacrifice and Highs triple TO deep
center added two more New York runs in
the seventh inning, and this represented
all the scoring by Donovan's crew.
The Nationals lost no time going after
Ray Fisher. In the FIRST inning the FIRE
works started. MoeIler GnEled 70 right
and stole second, Foster walked. bu,
Milan singled to left, scoring AdoeIler
Saanks famed. Judge walked. and then
came a bad peg by Nunamaker 10 catch
Foster mapping at second, and q clean
single by Henry, the result being tire.
runs.
Fisher escaped trouble In the second
but when Judge opened the third with
single another batting rally was start.
ed. Jameson sacrificed Judge TO sec.
ond. Henry singled to left. Judge pulling
up on third. George Mcbride drove the
first ball pitched TO the scorebosrd, clear.
ing the bases, spriating home himself a,
Magee tuggled the ball on the relay rror
Hartzell Moeller fouled to Pip, bu,
Foster singled. and then out came Fishel
in favor OF Russell, who famed Milsr
for the final out
on Russell the Nationals cot only fo1J,
hits. one Of them a triple BY Sharks anc
there were no more runs, thank Eoodnes,
none were needed. those six juicy talIIe,
on Fisher being sufficient to bring HON,
the bacon. Score:
The Washington herald., 1916-07-05
LEXINGTON ADDS $4,000
TO STAKE PROGRAM

New York, July 1.-Two early closing
events have been added to the regular
fixtures of the Lexington Grand Circuit
meeting next October. The events an
nounced by President Edward A. Upton
are the Board of Trade. 5000, for PAGERS
eligible to a two-minute class, and the
Limestone, 5000, for 2:1s trotters. from
which the sensational Cleveland trotter,
Peter Mac, is barred.
Both of these additional early clos
ing purses will be raced on the best
two-in-three system, and entries to
each will close on July L. the open
ing day of the Grand Circuit meet
ing at Cleveland.
Besides the four divisions Of the
Kentucky Futurity these additional
events will make the Lexington early
card of ten races valued at $4,000,
and as the 1916 Futurity is worth S26,-
900 also, racing stables will compete
for the richest early closing events even
Lexington has offered in several years.
With the addition of class or late clos
ing events to be announced later. the
two-weeks' card will also be the richest
of the year.
The Washington herald., 1916-07-05
Washington Swimming Club High School Athletes Are
Captures Aquatic Honors Feature of Athletic Meet

The swimming events Held yesterday
n the municipal swimming pools in Po-
lomac Park, as a part of the Indepen-
dence Day celebration, were hotly con-
tested. The Washington Swimming Club
crack aquatic athletes landed the ma
iority Of the senior events in an easy
out some lively competition.
The summary follows:
Tie summaries for junior and senior events are as
!oloWs:
S-yari miIset-wou BY Cunning; second. Haiti
gan. Tine. 5:I5 IS.
Ioo-yard |unior-won hy W B. Pernybaker Nv.
II So; seoCad. DAVIS; third. AIhenfeld. Time.
1885
100 yard ssn5or-won BY EAason Cw. S. c.. Ans
Tub nce-won 6y Brooks. unattached; second,
HaIhgzn- Time Ill.
2Dyard junior-won By Davis w. 5. C) second
AIhsnfsId; third. Pennybacker w. q. s. Tine.
:O4l-5.
Zpyard senior-wou By Carrick wv. s c.: sc
ord. AnsIsy Cv. s. o.; third, Brian T. 8. c.
Tine. 319 S5
5O-yard midg-t-won BY Cunning; second, Bost;
third Brooks. Tine. o5 rs
Iutsrplayground rehy-won by New York Avenue
Fairgrounds Dolan, McElruy. Becker. P. Dolan).
Tine I=3 So.
40 yard swim, senior-won by Carick wv 8. CJ ;
Hscond, Cuts CW. s. c.; third. Bryan CW. S. c..
Hne. TE
Under-at-- s-tn-won By Harris CvY. s CO, rs
feet; EHssn Cw. 8. C.), second. l2 feet inches;
AnslrJ CW. s. C), third, lt5 feet inches
Pfungs for diSInos-Wop By Ansey Cw. s. o.,
& feet; second, Inszsou, IS feet; third, Eziasun
Cw. S. c., % feet
Dsring-wos b Crr-Gk Uy. 8. o.; second, Ans
icy O. S. C); third. EltasDn Cw. 8. o..