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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01

Add famous afiinlties OF the year
Del Gamer and Harry Coveleskie.
Gamer has had IL times at bat
against Coveleskie this month. and
has scored seven hits for a total
OF Is bases The whole thing start.
ed back In Boston a couple OF weeks
ago. when the former Tiger laced
Covey for three singles and a sac
rihce in one game. Saturday he
mAuled the Pole for two home
runs and a double In three times
at bat. scoring three runs and driv-
ing in three more. Yesterday Gain
er grounded ont twice. but when the
pinch came. he got his double and
drove in 'wo more tallies Usually
Convey has splendid control. but
there isn't another bat In the league
that he can hit like that OF Gamers.
This hitting Of Gamers and tho
two.hit game pitched BY Ruth
against the Tigers. Monday. Ia the
outstanding Navin neld news OF the
week. The Babe had everything
yesterday that he lacked Saturday.
and there wasn't chance TO beat
him Today. 81 Is expected that
Dutch" Leonard. another star wAo
was mauled Saturday. will try 70
come back too He will be vigor-
ously opposed, for the count in the
series IL two and TWO. and the victor
this afternoon will be assured or
an even break. Possibly Foster. who
hasn't been very effective on the
whole this season, but who looked
good Saturday. will hurl again today
instead OF Leonard. One Is about
as welcome as the other. so far as
Tige IL concerned.
II looks like Boland for our side
this afternoon, although 1t Ia pos
sible that Mitchell will draw al
other chance.
The Tigers found DR. w. r. keane.
their club physician. in an unusually
genial mood yesterday, and learned
that congratulations were In order.
The physician reports son and
heir, and. OF course, II is an extra
ordinary son.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
fisa.00O $4,000 $4,000

The fEures show that the full
amount for straight closing purse
races for PAGES and tro's IL 1905, 900.
r l. said that AZ least $4,000 Will
be added 20 this for late closing
events IN the course vi the IL weeks
OF circuit racing, making the grand
total $4,000, exclusive OF An add
ton AZ Hartford for half milers and
the amount 10 be announced for the
Atlanta meeting.
The total sum offered as added
money for sweeps II increased by
the additional entry money re.
ceived from nomlnators. 80 that the
sweepstakes total will be close 10
$4,000 Five rich futurities have
been announced, the Kentucky Flu.
turity 10 head the list with purse
~ $4,000 The total value OF the
1--WE futuritics. which are held at
Pittsburgh. Cleveland. Syracuse Co
lumbus and Lexington. II $50.
900. thus boosting the nnal purse
value for tho entire circuit course "a
half a million dollars. including the
usual specials" which number OF
tracks tack on TO their regular
cards
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
THIS GIANT SHOULD
PLAY WITH SAINTS

Il discovered early in my ca
reer tina, IL doesn't pay 10 argue
with the umpires about de-
cisions." says George Burns. the
New York Giant outhelder And
make II a rule not 70 do so.
often make protest when !
think am right. but | try not
TO be dlsagreeable and don't nag
the officials For this reason |
have managed TO get along with
the umpires.
Glimpsing Burns record one
Ends that the former has played
professional ball seven years and
has never been put out OF a game
for disputing n decision or for
any other cause. This record er'
tends over his service In the
New York State and the Nation
AL leagues.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
HINKLE MAY
REFEREE HIS
TITLE BOUT

CLEVELAND. o.. Aug l.-Matt
Hinkle. promoter Of the Chaney-Kil.
bane festherweisht championship
bout. stands good 20 knock OF $500
from the $4,000 roll which he has
offered for the bout.
Jimmy Dunn. manager for XII
oane. asked Hinkie 10 referee the
battle with the proviso that should
clancy win the decision he would
present Matt with $500. Dunn also
sprung surprise when be offered
Henry Bletser. manager OF CLANCY.
a wager OF $4,000 or $40. 900 that XII.
bane will defeat CLANCY.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
.YANKS AFTER
ART HOFFMAN
Donovan Goes 10 Home for
Aged for Some More
Help

CHICAGO. Aus. i.-Artie Hoffman
former crack utility man for the
Cubs, has been offered q berth WITH
the crippled New York Yankees
Hoffman WAS in receipt OF wire
from Manager Bill Donovan today
asking him 20 sign. The former Cub
has not accepted as yet. but haA In
dicsted he will II he can make Al
agreeable decker regarding salary
At present Holman 10 running
baseball school
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
For Once Worthy Prince
Fools Them and Wins Race
LAJOlE TO TAKE
THINGS BIT EASY

Nap LajoiN, veteran pastimer
now on Connie Mack s payroll.
IL not going 20 spend next win
ter digging himself ont OF the
snow a, his Hayaclt.rd farm
Nap has arranged 20 spend the
winter months in Los Angeles.
Cal
lie informed Barney Oldhe!d.
auto racer. recently yLat he and
Mrs Lajoie ~ill motor OFT 20
California after The baseball sea
son ends
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
ST. LOUIS MAY
Get RACING
There's Talk Of Taking Bang
tails to Missouri This
Fall

ST. LOUIS. Aug. IA 10 days
horse racing revival here was being
planned today by local followers OF
the sport. II IL planned to stage
the meet In October. The effort to
start the games seems to depend
upon the handbook men. who are
willing to take up the oral bet.
ting" system. The recent revival
meet In Chicago has encouraged St.
Louissns TO hold the meet.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
FOhl's Notion.

BEFORE
shifting fortunes
delivered himself regarding
Evidently he highly pleased with himself for be
atorA AZ matter Of fact there BIT OF truth his He
Q Marble Of The
fo1ge handle
q
ess otherwise than to high priced otherwise
X<1Qe slayer the circuit
fun
q andwo the thing
UEne the Tigers thing
Ia - Now they quits.
tvAL there such thing starting typewriter
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
STROMBOLI WINS
THE HANDICAP

SARATOGA. y Y. Aug IA
crowd Of $4,000 Jaw August Rel
mont's fve-year.old gcldinE. Strom.
boil. win the 5000 Saratoga handi'
cap. which was the feature OF the
opening day Of the Saratoga race
meet yesterday.
Harry Payne Whitncy's Regret.
the fsvorite, at . tC IN. made tn"
pace for a mile, but Stromboli clos
Cd IN AT tho stretch. winning by p
length and a half.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
Murray Play. AGAIN.

NEW YORK. Aug i.--R Llndley
Murray. National indoor tennis
champion. will replace Maurice Nc
Loughhn as a member 81 the west
err tennis team In the East VS..
West team matches next Friday and
Saturday At Forest hin The Pa.
cIhc coast champions are heavy
favorites over the fasteners.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01

At New York-Pirst game:
pl tsS5as. !
Batteries - Miller. Adam. and
schmidt. saliee and Rarideu. Kocher
Umplre.-Eason and ODay.
p,, ,sa,as. ! 5;' :'!sS;5:s.L5F RE !
New FORK o . ooS I'D Q
Batteriss-Jaoobs. Carpenter and
A. BrookiynEFIrst ssn.
Inning, 10. 5s7ss RHE
Brooklyn . 49, '-si, 4
smith and Ncc.r;y Umpif..-Ki.m
Innings I,,.ss7's RHE
S G..asiyS .SSs: $685. /
cheney ana Miller Umpir..-Kism
and Enslis.
Al f,o'ton-First gam.
:, i1 R:s': '-I;!ss;!:S!F,yy ~! I.
Bsttsries-Doak and Gonzales
Barnes Alien and Gowty. rr.sr.ssor
rmplres- Harrison and Rigier
Second game
g, Louis . ii !
Boston 80 . 0 - ( q
Ba'isries-Steei and snyder Ra-
gpn. Allen. RufolJh and Gowsy Ira
gr"ssor. Rice Tmpirss Rier and
Harrison
st PHILADELPHIA
Innings iz3f 50 PHF
'Chicago - p . Q o . o. Z
& PhilsdeIph . o 10 s-Ifo
/ BATTERIES Vaughn. Prsnde~Fas, ana
wilson; Ri1sy ard KilIif.r tmplres
l--QuiEley and Byron
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01

Total bssss-petrolt }, Boston II.
Sacrifice hits-Hooper. Scott. stolen
hase-Cobb. Pitching summary
hits and IL times AZ Bat OF Coveles-
kIe ~ Innings hits and "a times
az bat or Duhuc IA innings Two
base hits--Gardner !; Gamer. Burns
Struck out-By CoveleskiA t0ard-
ner. Ruth: BY pu5uc Scott. Gain
cry: by Ruth Burns. Cobb. Coyel-
e.kie. Crawford , stsnage. Bases
on bails-OS Du5uc Sco.t). OF
Ruth tvitt Burnsl. First base on
errors-Detroit !. Boston !. Left on
base-Detroit T. Boston 3 Time
/ IS Cmpire-Coanolly and Owens
ANtsn dAnce-1sls.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
ga Sox Iuc Club LeagueIhat Because Welcome Sign Always


fx8 The wall pierced une sn
nd { ID al Red the
@ athletes baseball They win more games y
bando
They what to do when opportunity
and
always II stationed Mondays game rs an SeeIen
double Gardner
quite
lAmenabe IN
third when
a and let CadFs
2<rounder
nned and consider
With things breaking their way
Ruth refused 10
but sacrnced
That's Boston luck
and Detroit hooked up lsinnins game
until Immediately
sacrifice and couple OF nneid plays ano
the
the Thatsmo
had with Speaker ana mas
defensive
another
E1b
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
Speaker and the Sox


that werew
there wocion
be Speaker had given Boston
he doubtful would With the
NJ OF
betvewen Iris Of 1915 and
kUSh q 1915
signed
their youth and
inned
can't break
he biz how.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
STANDINGS
American League.

Ye~terday's Games
At Cleveland
Innings ; n 2
wash'ton s go 0 . Ill II I
Cleveland 0 Q 0 0 Q . o. !
Batteries-Harper. pumont and
Henry. Loudermilk. KEEPER, Lam
beth and Daily. Bradley Cmpires-
.OLousblin and HildsbrAnd.
At Chicago
Innings i134Ss II Ri z
Phliadefph eo0080bso Q 81 2
Chicago oo07e3Iee . I'll !
Battsriss-Sheehan. Bush and Ha-
ley: williams FAoer and Lapp- I'm
oireS-pineen and Chill
Al ~, Louis
Innings :st5s r y 2
New York i . Q IL
al Louis : 0 '-4Ii I
Batter1es--ShaWksy Love and Nun
amak-r; Hamilton. Davenport and
Sevsroid. Hartley. Umpirss-Evans
and Naliin.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
What May Happen
In Scores Today

C,npte Mack enters . denial Of the
report that he is going tn pwt masks
on the heads 81 his young outhetders.
wtse gssabeo once ssid ysuth
viii ssve It's Aias, hut Tristan speak
or IL ONE gent who doesn't care =
rup who's atsGtnE.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
ma,ty Signs for Three Years.

CINCINNATI. Aug l.--Christy
Mathewson's sirned contract arrived
AZ the Cincinnati clubs headquar.
tors Yesterday Iis own lawyer
drew II up. The document gives
Matty full control Of the Reds for
the balance Of this year and all
1917 and 1918.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
100 YACHTS IN
COAST CRUISE
New York Yacht Club Starts
Its Premier Regatta
Tonight

NEW YORK, Aug. when Com
modore George F. Baker. Jr.. runs
up the little pennants from his nag
ship. the viking. the New York
Yacht club. with one OF the greatest
gatherings OF power yacht and sail.
ing craft OF its history. will start It's
1916 cruise at 6 p. m. today.
over 100 yachts. including world
famous steam yachts such as J. =.
Morgan's Corsair. Harry Payne
whitney's whileaway. Henry Wal
ters' Marada, Alexander Cochran's
Warrior. and Morton Plants Van
ads. will arrive In Hampstead bay
during the afternoon. ready for the
cruise.
The squadron viii start It's nrst
run from Glen Cove 20 Morris Cove
tomorrow morning.
The port 10 port runs. touching
New London, Mattapoisett and New
port. will furnish the sporting end
OF the cruise. This will be supple
mented by the races OF Newport for
the Astor cups.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
Tommy Came in 1901.

0NNoLLY umpred in the National until 800 ~ Wen th
lean league Of his long term service and cans AT
to The come ana 60
the there
although not long In following him
Tommy tell baseball one OF ms
Athletics help the
Harry Davis and ns
= TIE game VIII started the gossip thusy
. his belt before the
~ oaad l against him this Afternoon
and make them easier
he recalls
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
Tommy Connolly.

troubles with this
degree OF
Arbiters
organized and who
should he and Billy Evans TO
anything else but An
factory back
N Manchester Eng and
ccuny IN He lover OF sport In
scntry 30 baseball be became
No game played game his NE
bad
tcwr knowiedgs big Along about 1897 ne
offered 5oo TO manage
A turned down with the intention OF making
He following words
who rescued me- can remember II very Wen
at wpred between
m crowd
the ZANE and said:
cav roo than this
go n England league win accept"
MA Ny
Tim Murnans president OF the New England league
1894
the New England and
National league
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
Watching the
ScorebOard
yEsTERDAY-s HERot

Jen Te.rraui J~n hold the Pr
rates TO two hits In the second
game, and on offensive made the
same number. He scored run.
Also Babe Ruth, who did the
same thing 90 the Tigers.
Crsvath's homer TN the fourth In
pinE won for the PhiIIies from the
Cubs
Jake Dauber, started the fourth
inniag fireworks Of the second game
With the Reds win = home run. IL
Was the winning run,
TIC Browns pinched their eleventh.
consecutive win when they trimms q
the ysnks.
FeIs~h. the white sox center reld-
er, had miserable day. homer.
three singles and a pair of runs, onr
of which won the game from the
Athletics.
Dsvy Robertson, In q cycIonie dash
for the plate from third. collide Il
with Umpire Etson, their heads
whsckinG together with . rine-iike
report. Robcrt.on was almost laid
out. Esson wss uBhart and nonrha-
liant. Material tells.
yshs Ev~r- wss put OF the Geld
for kickinG on one OF RIEier's de-
efsfoas.
ptsytnR with the same iraeif
witch won tho p~npsnts In 1911. ~
snd III, the Gtsnf. have wen s's
.traiGht on their home grounds, more
~snes than they won tbrouG hout the
Arst tive months of the c~mp~ix n
there.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
Chronic Dust Eater
Beats Murphy
FavOrite

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Aug ALL
sorts Of excitement is featuring the
grand circuit meeting ~ Kalamazoo
this week The big ne~g today Is
thar Pop Geers is determined 20
make his 1916 debut despite rs in
turies and drive NJ poieon Direct in
the free-for-aIl pace This IL the
horse which the G. o. ". counts
upon 10 give him his hrst ride in
even time.
There was plenty OF misery for
The dope yesterday Chief among
the upsets Vas the defeat Of hzora
Axworthy by the Coz entry. Worthy
Prince. Cox won two races yester-
day. and right now is giving Tommy
Murphy a pig run for money-win-
ming honors for the teason.
Worthy Prince is the horse that
trailed Peter Scott all last year.
and won a heap Of coin by going
second in practically every one OF
the races which Peter Scott won
But ne didn't get single hrst.
Worthy Prince started in Detroit
ard Cleveland. pat performed 20
poorly that all ne Wis" folks de.
c!ded that the going was toe fast
FOR him this year Yet the Primo"
COPIED the 2 IL trot 10 straight
heats Monday and hea; Azora Az
worthy. 90 overwhelming a favorite
that there didn't sesn 60 be a
chance for argument Thomas Earl
beat out Derby custer, another Muir
ply favorite, In The ais pace. The
summary:
ass Pace. P.r.~ 81 900
Thomas Earl. b. .. ~ The Earl q,
g.5ss Vs., q : l fxSS,yg.y, /,
( Prsstoilt,. BIZ. m IAcionsidl
ADMIRAL Dewey II. blk i,
Hai 7n PEI p sr B.syonj ! :
Medium Gazette b. h. CH.d A.,
/ In o.s iio4. ,o5x
worthy Prince. B. n. by Prime.
! Mckinney con ...........
Arors ArTorthy. b. m. CMur- .
sl Ply nix h. Mcdonald !
Allie watts. ch m tEdrnanb ; ;
: Junior Watts. b. q IReel .-.-.s )
Espsranza. b. m. tDurf.el ...s as
Caroline. b. m. CF1er inEJ d.
Tins 7osi. 0sk
2s0s Trot, Purse $1,000
Director TODD. h b., ~
TODD Cor $500. 1iFs I
MeCloskey br. y. MELON
aldj =; -. 5sA2
Bennington. ch. = fBsnyonp ~ 4
KID Cupid. Oh. z Dan
iels) t..-...t..- .....
Humfast. b z murphy "a ; 3
Miss Perfection. b. m. fAc-
Mshon) ................. ~ s 5dr
Tins OK. 7o1k lo7.. 2.os4
,o'K
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
Gamer and Coveleskie Are
Famous Aftinities of 'l6

The Tigers and Red Sos Will
play postponed game at Navin
field. Wednesday. which 10 an
open date on the schedule. BY
playing Wednesday, a double
header 10 avoided.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
More Umpiratical Chat.

big week for umpiracai gossip even though ne
ascible
Chill and Bill Dineen chatterins over at Chicago me
concluded would rather umpire than
trenches The
facilities for the upires OF all
hotel
looked the inter
of he
telling
than nsh when Ollie spinkns the Here little
Did that these big sharks blind That Why they
thing They smell and
bait
which
a
batted
q small boat along with
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01

drive over GGnU with a stroke PEN
atty imposed
More trouble hesets him II he
carries a hook on his first shot. His
ball Will curve TO the left and ind
nice downhill patch Of rough
which can - cleared with a half
dozen strokes. And II he slices ne
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
THE WEIRD INNING THAT
SPILLED THE TIGER BEANS

FIFTH BosToNGardner doubled down The right hed foul linz
a carried OF
reach although Sam made hard effort Scott hunted 10 Coeesk
fooshy All hands
umbed
sacrificed Burns
Lewis
ard when
Doubled th-ow the
Walker nied 20 Cobb runs,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01

rodsy's Games
Boston at Detroit
Athletics 1t Chicago.
New York az 81. LouiA
gton ~ Cleveland
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
Herman Beats Moore.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. kid
Herman. OF New Orleans, won a de-
cislon over Roy Moore. bantam
champ lon OF the Pacific coast. In
l5-round bout here last night.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
Today. Cameo

Chicago az PhilsdelphIa
Pi'fshurgh al New York.
- Louis ~ BOSTON
Cincinnati 81 Brooklyn.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
Snyder w. oulnIsn.

Snyder and Quinlan will meet to
nlKht in the Class & tireecushion
billiard tourney a Sweeney-Hus-
tons Crosby beat Fisher. 20 TO %.
Monday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01

Bop~srtter Reese msy he wizard,
h,t hes rsver b~cn sbie q" set the
ho,, that stole second With the
bases ekoked.
Recent dispatches from the Euro
n~sn war rome state that the Aus
,r,sn. hurled rocks nj the Italians
Tho-~ bird. ouaht 90 come over nno
Lii, A, the American baseball fan
army.
Tn. attendance at Gsmes In fhiln-
d.Iphis'. Amsrfcsn IesGue park hs-
aI.Iplshrd 10 sseh . point that Com
nile Mack may hsve 70 set UNIV
.,tI~ that registers fractions.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01
National League.

STANDING
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-08-01

failed to disconcert the enemy and make them easie
Connolly and he chuckles he recalls the strategy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24
BANK DA
DZA ANGLII POzYCZKE.
$3.50. OOO. 900.

New. York Onegdaj zakonczo--
mo tn konferencye bankier6w, ia
ka odbyla sic W biurze firmy J.
p. Morgan and Co., celem udzie--
lenia drugiej wielkiej pozyczki
Stanach Zjedn., ola Wielkiej
Brytanii. Tylko pare drobnych
szczeg6low op6znifo publiczne o.
gfoszenie udzielenia tel pozyczki.
Umowa zawiera kupno brytyjs-
kich 5-procentowych not. wyda-
nych IA diva lata,przez s.yndykat
bankier6w %tutejszych, a noty te
gwarantowane bye maja wprost
przez rad w. Brytanii. Angels
XII minister skarbu ma deponowac
IA zabezpieczenie pozyczki W re-
kach syndykatu papiery wartos--
GLOVE. do wysokosci okolo 800 mi
lion0w dolar0w. w mich beda ia
100 milion6w dol. amerykanskie
bondy IA 100 milion6w dol. kama
dyjskie a IA trzecie 100 mil dol.
bondy i papiery w]artosciowe Ar
gentyny, Szwajcaryi i innych
panstw neutralnych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24
AUSTRYACY UWOLNIII PAN
NE MAZARYK.

Nowy York. Austryacki kon--
sui generalny Aleksander Won
Nuber oglasza, re PARMA Alicya
Mazaryk, znana " Chicago ze
swej piracy spolecznej i gorliwej
dzialalnosci W s'settlementach
c6rka wybitnego czeskiego pro-
|fesora i parlamentarzysty dra.
Tomasza Mazaryka, zosta}a uwol
Mona z w~iezienia we Wiedniu,
gdzie trzymano ia pod zarzutem
zdrady stanu. Professor Mazaryk,
ktory jak wiekszosc Czechow INA
ny jest z tendencyi panslawisty-
czno-rusofilskich, uciek} Au-
stryi ma poczatku wojny i przeby
wa obecnie " Anglii.
Ia staraniem panny Jane Ad-
dams i innych dzia}aczek spo}ecz
nych " Chicago, Stany Zjedno--
swego czasu do
austryackiego W nteresie
panny Mazaryk, Q kt6rej kraiy.
" juzz wiescii, ie zosta}a straeon@,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24
$1,000, 900 MA SZK0LF OLA
MATEK.

Detroit, Mich. PAM Lizzie Mer
rifle Palmer. wdowa pc senate
RE T. W. Palmer z Michigan. "a
pisala caly prawie majatek W su
mic okolo $1,000, 900 na szkole,
ktorej obowiazkiem bedzie PREY
gotowac uczennice do obowiaz-
kow.kt6re spadna ma ME " zyciu
rodzinnem. a zwlaszcza do .obo-
-wiazk6w macierzynstwa Jake pc
w6d tego zapisu wymieni}a PAM
Palmer swe przekonanie, re do
brobyt i wog6le losy ca}ego spo-
leczenstwa zalezne So g}ownie cd
n~alezytego wypelnienia obowiaz--
k6w macierzynstwa i cd ducha
milosci PREY ognisku domcwem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24
PROF. c.. A. INK OFIARA
NAUKI.

Pittsburg, Pa. Gdy p~rofesorGu
STAY A. Link z instytutu Carne--
giego wyk}adaf IA tutejszym uni
wersytecie i demonstrowaf anato-
mic wezowe ugryzl go trzymany
przez niego grzechotnik, skut-
klein czego zmarl on W kilkanas-
Gle godzin potem.
Professor ME zwracaf poczatko
|wo uwagi ia rane, sadzac, re jest
to zwyczajne z~adrasniecie i do
piero pc pol godzinie doszedf do
przekonania, re jest W bledzie.
Posfano -natychmiast do Nowego
Yorku pc serum dra. Vidala Bra
lila przeciwko ukaszeniom jado--
witych wez6w, lecz gdy je przy-
wieziono, bylo juz zap6zno.
Wstrzyknieto, je wprawdzie jesz-
czez. choremu, ale ten wkr6tce ~
Gle zakonczyl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24
PRZEC1WKo PIRACY DZ1ECI.

Washington. lzba postow PREY
je}a na onegdajsze.j sesyi bez /
miennego g}osowania p~rzed}oze-
ME prawne przeciwko wykorzy--
stywaniu piracy dzieci wraz z u
chwalonemi juz poprzednio przez
senat poprawkami. Projekt ten
prawny blaka} sic cd dawna "
Izbach kongresu, gdzie zwalczali
60 najenergiczniej reprezentan-
eli Stan6w poludniowych. z pc
miedzy licznych argument6w wy
taczano przeciwko temu bilowi
najczesciej zarzut, re ustawoda-
wstwo W tel kwestyi nalezy do
Stan6w. ME zas do legislatury fe
deralnej.
Obecnic bill ten przeszedl glo--
wnic dzieki usilnym zabiegom
prczydenta Wilsona. Zabrania on
|pf1EFozu 2 jednego St.nn de
drusisep .produkt6w, przywyt-
warzaniu ktdrych uzywano pre-
~ dxieci miezej lat is.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-08-24
Rad W SPRAWIE sTRAJ-
KU KOLEJARZY.

Washington, D. G. Rad amery
kanski postanowif dziaIac. ener--
gicznie, gdyby przyszfo do gene
ralnego strajku ma kolejach i
w razie potrzeby zajmie koleje
pod swoja k%ontrole, ably zapo-
,biedz sparalizowaniu ruchu kole-
jowego.
Ma razie rad postanowil:.
Sformowac rzadowy wydzia1
arbitracyjny zfozony z trzech
czlonk6w, ably tenze staral sic "a
|pobiedz strajkowi przez posred-
nictwo miedzy walczacemi stro-
mani.
-, Zwolac ma konferencye komi--
tet senatorski W celu rozpatrze--
mia i przedyskutowania rezolucyi
Newlanda ulozonej " tel spra--
vie.
P%rezydent Wilson wraz z wy
dzialem Handful i Piracy ma pre-
dyskutowac sprawe strajku i po-
wziasc decyzye, co rzadowi czy--
mic nalezy, ably ruch kolejowy
ME ustal DO by1aby to kleska ola
calego kraju.
Harry A. Wheeler, dziafajacy
W imieniu stowarzyszenia kup-
COW W CALVIN kraju przestrzega
Rad pred fatalnemi skutkami,
|jakieby ola rzadu i kraju wyp1y
nelly z tego strajku. Trzeba tn
dzialae sprezyscie i natychmia--
stowo, ably ME dopuscic do straj-
ku Tub tez rad powinien wziasc
ipod kontrole koleje, jezeli strajk
wybuchnie.
Sekretarz Wydziafu Handful i
Piracy Wilson bawiac.y ma waka-
cyach W Pennsylvania ma wrocic
natvchmiast do stolicy i czynic
re swei strony starania, ably "a
pobiedz strajkowi.
Nastepnie kilka dni %rozstrzy--
gna co bedzie zrobione W tel
sprawie.