davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-25
Ncne Seud)e in YOnngS
tOlDll.
800 6Glle 0faiern berrifen in Der
Stnbt in Sbip.

9ounestoDn, O., %. San.
Stdotii6c Sonitntsbeate erflartelt
beute, baB DEM 8eillnbbeitsomt foit
500 Sale bon Waiern in goungs.
totpn 5ur Gn5eige 9ebraht poroen
woren. genr Denise Der Sale limo
bisber nit Dem lobe perloufen. Cine
glottern.Gpibentie puroe crit fiir3.
lid IN Der Stobt inter &ontroae ge.
brn6t
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-25
,,&atten" Suul Mns'
brn6 bereit.
Seuti6c SSlOttt wiro iidJ
bemnd9it sum &an1'
pfc ittaen.
@um 3cppclins init neuer pnenmats'
id,er &anunc esfurtiert.
0ebtere miro in fiirSeiter 3cit nber
9unopn ansprubiert.
TaeNiedlcn bat amseblidD nntOrita.
tipe ,nformatium crbalten.

9scw gorf, 25. San. Sbomus
r. NiacTe6en, 1r1iioent Der Iero-
uolttiid)en @eieGidait BON Imerifa
iu1o ielbit cin oeronaittiiHer Snge-
uieir, nia urs Guellcr IN 9eutld)-
Iono, Die nit aepiiier slutorit1t iprc-
d,cn fonnen, criabren baben, ooB Ill
fiirseiter 3eit Die belltide 6lotte aus
Dem Siclcr Sofen berousfabren miro.
nm Iidl Der britii1er 6lotte im &ompt
su iteaen unb bnb Die oerti1e Slotte
in bieiem &onlpfe BON Soffer'slero-
plonen uno SeppeIins 1lnteritiltt
iperoen pirb, pelh lestere nit nellcl
pneunlatiid)en &unonen ulisgeriiltet
icin mer6en. Sieie 9nnonen iino tln-
itonbe, 8an5er bur9brinser1oe Bro
icftile absufeiiern. Sie itfper'ten
neuen Sd)iffe Der beittiGeu 5lctte
merocn nit 17-5oligen @ei1iisen or
nticrt iein, fpel6e Die groBten SC-
idiise Der britiid)en slotte on Sf,ltb-
peitc fpeit iiberragen Die 3eit Der
9lusfobrt aus benz &ieler Sofen miro
ober Don ben 6eiiiltaten Der @eriud)e,
Die iest nit Ser neilen pnel,matiiGen
3eppelin &anonc angeltcllt fperoen,
obbdngen.
Hpnopn als @erindls-Cbicft.
lic ncue @affe miro naG Ntoc-
05ed,eu innerhulb 3ipei ODER orel gSo-
d]en onrd cine groBe 3eppelin-6 6lottc,
Die iid Yonbon Slin1 3icl hires sln-
ariiies ma6en miro, ousprobicrt
neroen. 0tacNfehcn iugte:
..SSn Den lesten pier Ssabren orbel-
ten Die SofperitdrOigcn Der &rnpp-
g4erfc oil Dem 2uft- Sorpeoo, bos
luut meiller SaSnfornlation lest perfeft
lit. &ura seiagt, lit Dos Sorpeoorobr
oocr bie pneiimatiidle 2onone ud)t
SUB lole. slls Sreibfroit piro font
primierte Suit beniist, oo Die Sc
niislina BON Tlilper fiir cine &ancne
BON loldem &aliber einem Sliftidlitf
aef1brlid meroen fonitte. 9ns Tro-
ieftil fIiegt mis benz Wtiiiib Der Sd
none init elmer @eihminoigfeit bon
go 6uS pro Sefrnoe Sieie 9robe
@cidpinoiefeit iiberipaltigt al Die
Seitcn &ilftitromitltgen uno DIE &c
ipegltng bes 2iiftidiffes, ipelhe Die
gombe 81, eiuem nusloien Wurige-
ihof, modlten. Is gebt nit eiiler lte-
tia no6ienben @eibuinoigfeit oireft
uui fem 3iel log uub trifft es inner
baIb iperiser Sefl,nben, ieIbit olIs ci-
ner Sohe BON $4,000 Sub. Tas Trc-
ieftil rpiegt piereinbalb VfInb, hat
cine harte idarfe Spise mno lanoet
nit elmer 9efpoIt bon ID Sonnen. @s
/ bIrhbrinet Snuserplatten llnb erplo.
oiert binter Der Gur6idloesftelle"
Sberr OtocWe9en propbe5eite fer
ner, ooB in naber 3ufuttit 3eppelins
nit leiftell. nit etuen, Nsnnn be.
nlanuten Softer gleropionen ousee-
riiitet iein fperoen, Die unter Der @or-
Del nugebrndt ietn tper6en.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-25
SOm Slntgtlb tirl
SrDpftn.
Snfciien-Sabrif erbDbt IrbeiterlObne
nm 10 Hrpsent.

Gotaiouauo. 8a., %. San.
Gie @rpoen Sorieiboe 60, bic grobte
iSnbrif ibrer Slrt I'M goit5en 2anbe,
bic ettpo 700 9lrbeiter bei61ftiet, &c.
p1brtc linen beute cine 10-prosentige
2obn5iiIoge Seit ariegsbeginn bot
re Die i5irmn 5auienbe bon Souner
6ufeiien mad @robbritannien ge-
ian6t.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-25
Sfntari in gllbanitn BON ben
Stittrrei6trn genOmmen.

oigt. boB pabrenb Drcier porherge-
benoer Gage iehs Eerioncn getotct
unb jebn perlpunbet iporbcn ieien
alS 6olgc Der 9eifieBung 9tancps
Our6 Ole oeutiden t5-3entincter-
8eIhiite. 9lufregenoe 8erilhte hot.
ten iif infolgeoeiien perbrcitet, unb
inter Den @epohnern mar einc 30
nif ettitanoen, iooaB scr Grdfeft ei-
nc berlihigenbc Proclamation crlai-
len nu!Bte.
6liegerDerl1itc Der Sriten nnb Scut-
idlen.
Yonoon, %. ,<un. Surolo
Sennnt, Der llntcritaatsiefretdr bc@
slnsD6rtigen, teiltc geitcrn I'M lln-
terhnule nit, baB i'm @arfc Der leb-
ten pier @odlen i3 britild]e ilnb 9
belitifc sSlrlgnoifinen an Der @cit-
front Seritort puroen.
Ter enftiiberfaa aufGnslanb.
@erIin %. Son. 0ie aeitern
obeno bon Der bcilti1cn AomirolitGt
iiber ben iSliegerbeiud, in @nglono
eritattete WfelOirng hut iolgeroen
@ortloilt:
~3pei oeutiGc Marineilieqcr lie
Sen am %. Sanllar gonbcn aui Die
Suftidliiierhale III Sougbonl. pcit-
lin pon 0ouer, iaQen. Sd)nere
iSellersbriinite fpnnten ols ,Sol9cn
Oes lleberialcs beltlid) bcmerft mer-
oen."
Sfntnri uon Ceitcrreidlern beiebt.
2unbpn, %. San. Ceiterrei-
dliidltnngariid,c Srnppen bnbcn Die
Stabt Sfntari inn n6rblid)en Silba,
nien beiebt, iuie Der Stcfani-9lgcntnr
telearapbiidl BON sltben gemelSet
luirO.
Euris, %. San. Sie sahlrei-
dlen Srtidaften Munnitir mnb 8iep-
seli limb luieber BON einem ans 16
Sliegern beitchenben SnftgeifDmaoer
ansesriffen iuorben, mic Der 6npas-
Isentnr non ihrem 9orreippnSenten
in glthen mitgeteilt iuirb. Sm 8iep-
seli iullen 100 EeriDnen setotet ober
perpnnoct mpreen iein.
9lGe fransOiiifen 5licacr fchrtcn
nnperlebt snriif. Ginselnc pun III.
men iollen cine Gntfernnns BON 100
Mfeilcn snriifgelegt bnben.
slmerifnniiGer Snmpfer ans Der
0aft eutlaiien.
2onbon %. 2Son. Der omcri-
fonii6e 9ampfer Muiable, Der onl
~. Sc5ember pon @olpeiton nod
Gioprg in 0oncmnrf obfitbr. lmb
nm IL. Sonllar nod airflpall &c
braht mlIrbe, lit entlniien noroen.
Gbrnns fir ben SlntbEno @cnlcr.
Soris, %. San. General So
leriono @enlcr. Der oglutbunb" bon
&ubo, iii 5ltnl BrGiioenten oes @cnc-
rolitabes Der ipanii6en Nrnec ourd
fonielihcs 9efret ernannt porben.
0tnn erinnert itd nod Der Strcnae,
nit bcr @epler eegen bic mibbonoel-
ten meitinoiidlen SSrieln porgine. Die
,, ip1ter olr ibrer 9efreillng nod Dem
arieec nit Sponien gefiibrt baben.
Sultans Dadt bnrd Surpebu be-
iflGbigt.
2onbon, %. San. 9tahrihten
OH Die telegraph @rdangc 60. bon
gltbcn mclocn. onB oic yadlt oeS Sul-
tans, ~GrtbrognaI". noh 9eridten
aus SonItantinopel Oiir6 fran5oiiihe
Sau6bootc i'm 8osporus @noc 9c-
Sember bci6oiien lpurbc. 9os S6iff
ipurbe ollcrbings idbmer beidobigt,
lit ober nod, flott.
Gie gleidc Iepeide meloet, oaB
Der 9aron pon Der 8ols. friiherer
6eliti6er Selbmarihoa, 6url Oberbe-
icblsbober Der Sruppcn I'M Saifoius
crnonnt morben lit.
Staliener in Ilbanieu ansesriffeu.
Toris. 25. Sson. Ter Sopos
Ieentur miro bon ibrenl 9prreipon-
beitten aus Salonifi geneloei, ooB
Dos itnlienii9e @Tpeoitionsforps IN
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-25
l1nterbinOnng Oent=
Observation-Disclosures.
@idDtige Sf)lnphOder
DOn britiiden Sells
iDr tntotft.
Yuitienbunsen eriter alaiie sinssn
nls Ytniter obne &ert bnrh 9lemter.
Snuelen nnb 6bemifalien in sroken
Mengen bcidlasnnbmt.
9entiae Rropasanba in Den Ser,
Stanten ioa nnterbnnoen meroen.

2onoon. 25. Son. Sic Seniur
Der britii6en Regierung ilber Eoit-
lenbuneen erlter alnlle bon uno nod
Oeitihlnno bat ergeben, baB bieies
Sano etnen gon3 betradtliden Nus.
fubrbon6el nit 9telltrdlcn inS6nuid-
gegenItdnoen, GbenIifnlien. Spisen.
t5emaloen uno 5pieliahen Die oils
Senoungen erltcr aloIie iiber S4me-
oen, Sonenldrf unD 9olono sur Der
ldidung gclangten. lIilterbdlten bot.
Sol6e Scn0lrngen, Die pom 3enior
obgefangen Duroen, linb nls ,Yfulter
obnc &ert" obgeltentpelt poroen.
Gin Senior 6eietc einem &ertreter Der
2liiociicrten TrcIic 9lrtifel im 0erte
bon tnulenoen Don Collars, Die be-
ldllugnabmt moroen iino. Sie mel
lten Senoungen Daren nuh Sii0.
9lmerifo geridiet luo augeniheinli6
bon0cltc es lid oobei I'M oie 9uf-
redlterbaltltng Der 9e5lcbungen
Geutihlonos 6u oen MGrften oes
Auslonoes.
ts Dlroe ouG geingt. bob cine
9roBe Wlenge &onterbonoe. Die mir
Seltti6lonb beltimmt mar, unb BON
nelitrolen Sanoern iiber Ston0inu.
pien oerionot moroen mar. beihlag.
nobnrt poroen ut. 9iele 0urcu
ihlieBen' @unrmi BON 9ollono. @eit-
inoien. 8olle ilnb 8umnli pon Sib-
9lmerifo elm, iofpie Den Hereinafter
Stunten unb nnberer 9onoern DER
Selt. Shire Serienoung erfoIete OILS
~9eieitoff". Sc herri6t Die sln-
nobme Dor. BOB 9eutidlono ouf oieie
@eiie einen i6nungboften SonoeI
bstrieb, ebe Die britiihe &eaieruna
iddriere 8efhrdr,firneen einfiibrte.
Sritenfeinblihe 9ropasamba be.
Ifllasnabmt.
gllle Dom 3enior beidlognobntten
slrtifcl peroen Dem Eriiengeridlt
iiberDlelen neroen. 8ritenfeinolihe
Tropagnnoa in Der 6orm BON 90
fltmenten, DIE tauienoe BON 8funoen
lpiegen, iinb fiir3lid beihIognobn1t
ruoroen. Sic puroen in pielen per-
idie6enen Sprahen bergelteat rno
iinb iiir SIo Amerifo, 2Snoien, bie
%ereinigtenStnaten uno onbere Seile
Der Welt beItimn1t Giele @ren1blare
bieier 2iteratur moren mir Sponicn
beitin1n1t. mo cine Observation-Disclosures.
itellc iiir oeiltide 2iterotur unterbul-
ten meroen ioq. Sier muroe beute
Die @eriiheruna o6aeeeben. oob bieie
Gofumente oiel unpo6re @rflGrun.
gen entholten. iofpie ou6 giloer. Die
bon 9riten begongene @rouiomfciten
cntholten.
gs miro erflGrt. oab 8oltienoun-
gen nad1 unb pon oen Scr. Staaten
bisber niht in aroBem Wtnbitobe I'M.
tcriltht moroer iiro, neil Die Hegie-
riina oiif Dem Stouop1tnfte itebt, bob
Die omerifoniidlen Yoitlenbunaen
nidt gritort ncrbcn ionen. 0ton lit
ieopd) Der Nlnlieht. bdb tic bel entbol-
ten. mas Den S5ntereiien bes 9onbes
ldoolif iein fonnte. @s miro onae-
oertet ouB cine 3eniur iiber Die ous-
qcbenbe Bot in Den Ierciniaten
Stoaten millfonlmen eebeiBen peroen
miiroe, neil Die 9totpenoigfeit eines
Gorgehens ourd Die britiide Heqie-
riIna odourd1 oermieoen meroen
fonntc.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-25
@rrcn's NatfDlgtr
Nnane s. Wtoiier puu Eam Enp
iuuroe Oils @eneralanmalt.

@oniing, Wsif)., 20. Smn. -
Guone 6. Ioiier bon Ton Gop,
Der i'm Sabre 1913 on Der Widlieon.
ner llniueriitdt araouiert botte, tpur.
De als9ta6folger bon Sames I.@reen
gum Silfs @enerolontpolt ernonnt.
Serr Wooiier lit crit 26 Sabre oft.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-25
gom Sob creiIt.

Gbicago, %. San. @. 9.
Vrcscott, Der fruhere IrGiibent Der
SSsnternational Typographical llnion,
itarb bier beute in ieinem Souie an
cinem Ser3i6lag. Gr mar in 1862
in Toronto, Canada, eebiirtig.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-25
Sit gcplantt SariffDnls
mihiOn.
Dfebrbeits 6iihrer i'm Sanie sesen
cine ieparatc &pmmtiiipn.

gS ibington o II, %. San SrG-
iioent @ilion erfldrte belite Dem Sor.
iiber Sitdin pom Sausnusif)ub fiir
OfitteI lunb @egc, baB er Die 9ilbun9
elmer 5nriffommiiiior befiirporte
nno cine oerartigc WaBnabme III Ell.
ner SpeSialbotidaft on ben &onereB
empfeblen oiirfte. 9lbg. &itd)in, Siih-
rer Der Webrbeit i'm Sauie, befiir-
nortet, ooB ole @unoes Sanbels-
fomniiiion nit ben @efusnilien einer
5ariffonn,iiiion bebadt nerbe, ober
Der 8r6iibent lit 5uguniten ciner ie-
pornten 9onnliiiion.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-25

0anne 0tineral- nnb SIrfiid)e
8dbcr fir NGnner unO Srancr. 81.
fen Die snn5e Sag. (9tn5)
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-25
Sllluerte fallen nit Erpteiten segen
@ahl in Gpirns ab.

Berlin, iiber Spnopn, p. Gan.
Die Satbeornle uDn fienport ut, mic
Der 8eridt ocs 8rusen 6anptauar-
tiers amtlid) erflGrt, bnrdl bentidles
glrtilleriefener seritDrt iuproen, neil
iie einen uursiislihen Seobadltungs-
ppiten fir ben sscinS gebilbct hattc
Nienpurt liegt in Selgien, 5ehn
Ieilen iiioDitlid, pun Citenbe. Die
crpGbnte &atbeorale iunrbc im 10.
SahrbnnSert erbant nnh 1903 re-
itnnricrt. Sic hattie einen maiiiuen
garuane- Snrm nit einem ms mo.
bernen Solse berseirclten Sad. Sic
cntbielt cine aptbiidle aansel, einen
3enaiiiance.Ghor nnb einen slltnr,
beiIen SdDnisereien aus bent Sabre
1880 itummte.
in elmer Geriammlung bes Sam-
burger Siitrifts Der iusialbemofrati-
ifen Yarfei mnrbe BON Den Selega-
ten cine &eiulntiun angenommen, in
Der iid) bic grpfe Wiebrbeit fir bic
@eroammnna Scs 0finoerheitsbe-
idlluiies erflGrte, Der iid, i'm Geid,s-
tase segen bic Sriegsanlcihe ansge-
iprphen hattie.
Varis berid)tet nmtlif.
Yaris, %. Snu. Ter bentiee
Nadlntittagsberiflt bes ariegsamts
iiber Die Standardization an oerWeit-
irunt lantet lpie fulgt:
,NGhreno Der GafDt berridlte Elf
riae 9lrtillerietatigfeit in Der 6egenb
BON yticnpOrt, gelsien. Sas Graeb.
mis- Der Sample fuirb als siinitis fir
Die ssrnnsoisn beidlricben.
@nerillnfries in WontenesrO.
Rom. %. SSun. Gin oggreiiiper
8uerillofrieg miro jest bon ben
Srnppen Montenegros ouf ibrem
&iidsuae nadl Siioen itno bcionoers
i'm Seroboih-8 -8ebir9c Deitlif bon
Sfntari gefiibrt slls &orhut Der
0Iterreidliihen Sriippen, Ole Die Ser
folgung ailfgenommen baben, iino
Die Ntontencgriuer uon 5ablreiden
Slieaern beunriIbigt, Die III geriilger
Sobe oaberfommen unb nit 0faiGl-
nengepebren muf Ole llnge1ilgeno
ousaeriiiteten 8ruppen Don Solou.
ten oes Generals Wortinomitid1
ifiebeil
Iancp wieSer bumbnrbiert.
9oris. %. Son. Die Seitline
9lancp lit geitern picoer ourG Die
meittroeenben oeiitiden 8elhiite
bontboroicrt moroen, mohrello am
9tnhmittag 5ahlreidle Sonlben BON
iSliegern in Die Staot geifleubert
muroen. Ser S6ooen, Den oas
9ombaroement angerihtet bat, iii
llnmeientlidl, uno MIR 5lpei Terioncn
muroen perpunoet. D1hreno Die Sa-
tigfeit Der 6lieger edn5liG ersebnis-
los getpeien iein ioa
9lr1 8 cSnulInr fp1frNe 0nopfifrt.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-25

.Onaitir nnb 6iepgtli
uOn tranSOiiiden Slies
germ beidOiien.
Muntenesriner fiihren @nerillafrics
gegen CeiterreidD.
Suftnngriff nnf Spper rnft SSeners-
brnnit in !Spnabnm hernpr.
WinbrIo murnt Gnglanb Dor SdlGoi-
gnng Ses ipaniidlsu '6anScls.
Eerfiher Shan 5ieht segen Die Gni-
len in Den Sricg.
Spnopn orbnet nmtlidle llnterindlnns
bes Veriia-Tals an.
sseitnnsgfnnen BON id)lueren bentifen
6eidliisen uieber beid,uilen.
gliierte fallen nit Fruteiten segen
@ahl in Gpirns ab.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-25
Hauen uieoer bumbnroiert.

slIn 8. sSonuar miirSe onsetiut
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-25
@illfummcncr Snipnd)s.

gerIin, orahtIos iiber Sap
pine, 25. Son. Der lteberieeoienit
erfGbrt ous 8eriien, ba5 Jtaib abon
elm angeiebener SGuptIins, ii6 mil
ieineii Sobnen lmo 1000 GaiaQer
Die r1liiii1en Sritppen beiSare ange
ariffen bot. Die &riien baben sfpe
Mfai6inengeipebre, groBe 0tenger
bon 8ropiont uno cine groBere Sab
BON @efangenen berloren.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-25
9efannter Spprtsmann bcfreit.
llnterindnns bes geriiafales anse-
pronef.

2onbou, %. San. Die britt
ide &egierlng bat cine anutIihe I'm
teriuhune iibcr Die llntit1nbe anse
orbnet, bic Dos Serienfen ocs Gam
piers 8eriia I'M Vtittelineere berbei
eefiibrt boben.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-25

Die ein5ise fd9fide oeitf.
f6e Seif,,ts in 2aio6isan.
rpef6e oie 9epefd5er Ger
an. 4reHe 6rirst.
Evening journal., 1916-06-30

What's the use of carrying a big
horn around with you when you have
nobody to blow it but yourself. All
have a heart.
Evening journal., 1916-06-30
MADELEY MUTTERINCS

Everybody over to Eden Park Sat
urday to see the big game between
Central and Madeley.
The big catcher will be on hand.
and watch that whip of his. Central
better hug the bases.
The little pitcher has just arrived
and is out to Manager Bilrs home
warming up. Watch this fellow work
tomorrow.
Big tx Hickey told Manager Bill
to bring a supply of balls as he ex-
jects 10 lose a couple. Beware?
Midget Mclaughlin says he will
get his; watch the hit column.
Maybe Jack Ruth can't play the
short garden? He's just fitted for
that position.
Raj Smith says he will get every
thing that comes his way.
Wallop Bradley wiz be seen in left.
Manager Bill has bought him a pair
Of sun gl-sses.
Catchem Stewart is certainly some
centerfelder. Did you notice how he
backed up second base on all throws
Rube Ruth and Jim Farley are
certainly some right fielders. They
have good aim and are some batters
Poor Kaiser; his arm is still bad
but when he runs the bases he Ger
tainly is there.
Crockett. the new catcher. showed
up good i'm practice. Manager Bill
is going to give him tryout' Watch
the kid.
Kid Clark. the new left hand
pitcher is trying to make the team
Bill says the boy has plenty of stuff
Our old friend Eddie Mason will
be on hand. Although Ms finger is
sore he US if Manager Bill wants
him to pitch he will do It for old
Madeley's sake.
Well here's luck for you Bill; you
deserve credit for the team. You've
got winner and we will stand back
/ OF you.
Everybody roots for Madeley fol
they are popular with the people.
All rooters and the fair sex on hanC
Saturday TO root. Lyric tenor anC
! Nightingale Montgomery will sins
Evening journal., 1916-06-30
HONEST VALUE,
HIGH QUALITY
PLUG CHEW
American Navy" Has a
Sweet, Mellow Taste
That Satisfies
LONGEST LASTING CHEW

A real tobacco appetite can be
satisfied only with big, juicy
chew-and to get all the benefit
out of your chew it must be in
Ping form.
Sweet, mellow plug tobacco like
American Navy gets right next to
your taste-and stays there.
American Navy is a mdns
chew. It's made of the same kind
of leaf as good cigars are made
of, but instead of being loose cut
tings and clippings, it is whole
long leaf, pressed into plug form,
with the sweet, fruity juice forced
through the entire plug.
American Navy is the big-value
chew. You can pay more for
chewing tobacco, but you can't get
more genuine tobacco satisfaction
for your money than American
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Evening journal., 1916-06-30
SATURDAY BALL At
FRONT AND UNION
Brownson and Brandywine
Linked Up for Rafting
Good Game
LIBRARIANS HAVE
GAME ON JULY a

When Denny McCarthy's Brownson
rBlue Legs clash with Prince
Mousley's Brandywine Fire Eaters"
at Front apd Union tomorrow after
noon. the biggest and most talked Of
baseball game Of the local season will
be in progress. The battling Librarians
of the Tenth ward are at present
holding down the top rung Of the All
Wilmington circuit. but they are only
a half game ahead Of Mousley's tribe.
A victory for Brandywine would mean
their old position again in first place,
and Prince declares he will use every
strategy possible to spell defeat for
Brownson.
The library boys are at present
playing first class ball The War
ren Athletic Club. of Pennsylvania,
together with the Wi es-Barre Semi
Professionals and tie Bethlehem
Steel Plant team have sent communi-
cations 10 Manager Mccarthy for eN-
hibiiion games away. but it is not
thought the Blue Legs can make
arrangements 10 schedule the games
The local fans will be given a
chance TO see some real live baseball
on July g. The BrOwnsOn manage
ment has succeeded in booking the
crack Towauda Athletic Association
nf Kensington. Philadelphia, for two
games. morning and afternoon. The
first game will be called at lois
O'Clock and the afternoon game at
2. 30 o'clock. The Towanda nine has
lust returned from weeks barn
storming trip through Jersey, in
which they won five and lost one
'Bris" Lord. the old left fielder OF the
White Elephants. covered left field
for the team on the trip. but 1t Is
not known for sure as to whether he
will be in the games here on The
Fourth
Tomorrow's game with Brandywin'
will be called at $50 o'clock. Bis
Bill" Crouch is slated to pitch tol
the fremen. with Austin on the receiv
ing end Either Hoffecker or Luti
will work for Brownson, while th'
one and only Mike Flood will stee
the rest OF the team through TN
game.
The remainder OF the All-Wilming
ton schedule is;
Eden South Side al Eastlake.
Newport at Nandever.
Pioneers at Bancroft
Evening journal., 1916-06-30

best team in the league Just watch
us go after the leaders, that is, II the
ink is not on us.
rip" McArdle and Ray" Donovan
divided up the right field honors in
the second game. The latter robbed
mike" Flood OF a double
Jimmie Taylor's fielding cannot be
beaten in any league. Jimmie put
up one OF the fastest fielding games
ever seen in the All-Wilmington
League.
In the seventh inning of the second
game everything on the Brownson
side was quiet. when Jimmie Taylor
and Mat" Donohue hit for triples, and
with Casperson's single and Bour-
lands sacrifice netted Pioneers two
runs and both Of them were earned.
Bourland. the former Wilmington
Atlantic League center fielder. played
the left garden. but did not have any.
thing to do He got his only hit in
the second game when his liner was
too hot for Lutz.
MAT Donohoe had a big day at
the bat. getting a double and single
In the first game and a triple in the
second with batting average OF
800 Mat" put up a classy game on
the initial sack.
| II certainly is hard matter TO hii
ball through that Pioneer inheld
Hutchinson was out of the game
Saturday having an injured hand
and Johnnie Getzenherg filled his
shoes in creditable manner. John.
ME was robbed OF triple in the sec
ond game when Gerald Dcherty ran
back and snatched the ball one
handed
"Herb" Ferguson's arm was not In
good shape Saturday. but "Herb" was
game and stuck the whole game out
Hughes. formerly Of the st. Paul,
team, of Chester, caught the SECOND
game.
frankie Glenn. Pioneers fast cen
ter fielder. played good game. &C
cepting -four hard chances and will
an assist to his credit
frankie Dunn easily captured the
fielding honors of the day. going
against the right field fence for one
Evening journal., 1916-06-30
PIONEERITES
BY BAKE.
Toot, toot, tootl

loot, toot, tootl
Lost two games to Brownson last
Saturday afternoon, caused by blow
out
Hard luck. fellows. but we will stifl
keep pegging at them.
What's the use of carrying a big
horn around with you when you have
nobody to blow it but yourself All
have a heart.
The first game up to the ninth in
ming was a pippin, when two bad
throws let in two runs. Both Hol-
week and HOffecker pitched great ball.
but the breaks were all against
Dutch
Up to the ninth inning. Holveck had
pitched thirty-three consecutive in
nings without a run being scored off
/ his delivery. but no earned runs have
been made off his delivery so far. He
also gave his first bases on balls in
the fifth inning, going thirty innings
without giving base.
Owen Dougherty pitched his first
game in the league this season in
1he second half. He had Brownson
guessing. only two hits being made
off the former Vandever star. hut
bad fielding caused him to suffer his
first defeat
One Of the best crowds of the sea-
son were out to see the games. Pio-
neers' rooters we're out strong, hav-
ing several megaphones and other
noisy Instruments going during the
games In the first game Pioneers
| rooters made SO much noise that il
was not known whether Brownson
had anybody with them or not. When
any Brownson rooters did start to
cheer Pioneers megsphone operators
drowned them.
Owing to the second game being so
short the Pioneers rooters took a
rest. and let the Brownson rooters
get in their few little yells.
Bancroft next Saturday. on Pion,
eer's home grounds, at Eden Park.
Well, you know who has got the
Evening journal., 1916-06-30

The first game up to the ninth in
ming was a pippin, when two bad
throws let in two runs. Both Hol-
week and Hoffecker pitched great ball.
but the breaks were all against
Dutch
Evening journal., 1916-06-30

and getting one out in short center
Nd. making great back dive for
Casperson showed up well as pinch
hitter.
Dick" McElroy the former Park
side star played right field the first
game. Dick is also cripple, having a
sprained ankle.
Casperson will probably pitch with
Ferguson behind the bat. and IL will
be very hard goings for Bancroft.
Owen Dougherty and Dutch" Hol.
week will be ready in case Of omer-
gency
Manager Dunn has two more new
players signed up.
The Pioneers are entered in the
Eden's Baseball Popularity Contest,
and have been in the lead all week
All our friends are asked to pull hard
for u.s.
Don't forget the big game tomorrow
Bancroft VS. Pioneers, at Eden
Park.
Evening journal., 1916-06-30

Hard luck. fellows. but we will stin
keep pegging at them.
Evening journal., 1916-06-30

and getting one out in short center
I'D. making great back dive for
It.