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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-30
WELSH.WAITE FIGHT.
Railroad Situation will Not Affect
Battle of Lightweights.

Colorado Springs, Col, Aug. %
Announcements was made this after
noon by the management of the Col
orado Springs Athletic club hat the
Welsh-lWaite fight, scheduled for
Labor Day in this city, will be held
regardless of railroad conditions. The
announcement was made because OF
reports that the fight would be post
noned until after the settlement Of
the railroad controversy.
Philadelphia courts last year forced
1882 men to support their wives.
That Pancho Villa would make a
better bouncer than bartender?
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-30
TO SETTLE IRISH QUESTION.

London, Aug. 29.-Strong efforts are
to be made during the parliamentary
recess for resumption of negotiations
for settlement Of the Irish question,
according to reports in Irish political
circles. 1t is understood both the
Unionist and Nationalist leaders are
inclined to regard these efforts SYM
pathetically,i
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-30
VOTE AWAY FROM HOME.

Ell Paso, Tex, Aug. 29.-'Members OF
the South Carolina national guard
contingent on station here cast ballots
in their state and county primary to-
day. Under ruling from the attor-
ney general of South, Carolina, quail
fled voters of the state have right
to participate in the primary.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-30
Nexicau Members Arrive.

Laredo. Texas, Aug. 2S.-lgnac!o
Ponilla end Albert PAM, two Of the
members of the Mexican commission
which will confer with the American
commission on the border difficulties
between the Uni ed States and Mexico,
reached Nuevo Laredo tonight. Iney
will leave tomorrow for the East.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-30
BOSTON TAKES TWO.

Pittsburg, Aug. 29.-Boston took
both games from Pittsburg here to-
day, 6 to l, and 8 to 5. Left Fielder
Magee of the Bostons made his first
error OF the season in the second
game, when he fumbled HinchmaA's
single.
First game:
Score II r
IN ....... 140 Oo) 010-6 IL 2
Pittsburg :. .....-010 900 000-1 2
Tyler and Gowdy; Jacobs, Harmon,
Kantelhner and Smith.
Second game:
Score III e
BOSTON O2O 200 005-9 10 2
Pittsburg ..........000 0o3 ZZl-o
Tyler. Hughes and Gowdy; ira
gresser, Evans, Kantlehner MamauX
and Smith.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-30
HEAVY HITTING
Spells VICTORY
FOR TRAVELLERS
Little Rock Gets F'irmer
Hold on Third Place by
Yesterdays Ball Contests.
Results Yesterday.

Little Rock 8. Chattanooga 6.
Mobile /, Birmingham 0.
Atlanta 4, New orleans 3.
Nashville ), Memphis l.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-30
PHILLlES DEFEAT CUBS.

Chicago, Aug. 29.-Rixey held CHI
cage helpless today, Philadelphia
pounding Vaughn and Prendergast
for an to victory.
Score r H Il
Philadelphia 002 100 302-S IL 8
Chicago .-......-..,0 900 600 2Ol-3 = >
Rixey and Burns; Vaughn, Prendcr
st and Elliott.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-30
How They Stand.

Cincinnati, Aug. 29--New York hit
OPPORTUNITY today and won the sec
ord game of the series from Cincin-
natl, 3 to 2. Mccarthy made his first
appearance behind the bat for the visit
tors and hit and caught WISH. thinner.
man did not play, as expected.
Score r Fl +
New York HOO 01O 010-3 0
Cincinnati 900 600 O11-2 10
Sallee and Mccarthy; Mitchell and
Clark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-30
LEADERS WIN ANOTHER.

st. Louis, Aug. 29-3rOoklyn ham
mered Ames and Williams for six
hits in the eighth and aided by errors.
scored five runs, winning to A.
Score II II ~
Brooklyn ......-..,0o0 COZ oo0--t ~
ST. T.onis - 001 ~ o00-i 10 4
Cheney, Appleton and Miller; Wat-
son, AmeS, Williams and GohzaieS'
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-30
How They Stand.

New York, Aug 29.--Detroit won
from New York today, 9 to l and to
l. The batting of Veach, who reached
first eight straight times, featured tha
game. The left fielder made a triple,
a double. and three singles, and
walked three times. Frank Baker,
injured July IA, batted for Mogridge
in the second game and struck out.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-30
MOBILE DEFEATS BARONS.

Mobile, Aug. 29.-Massey's double in
the fourth inning today scored Burke
and gave Mobile to victory over
birmingham, in hardfoaght pitchers
battle.
Score II II
Mobile 400 100 OOx-1 8
Perryman and Smith; Wyley and
Schmidt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-30
Where They Play Today.

Little Rock at Chattanooga.
Atlanta at Mobile.
New Orle ans at Birmingham.
Memphis at Nashville.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-30
LEADERS STILL WINNING.

Nashville, Aug. 29.-Ellis held Mem
phis to two singles today while Nash
Vile hit Willett freely and won, to 1.
Score r H f
Memphis - ........O01 600 0OO-1
Nashville - ....-.-.0lO 003 lOx-o IL .
Willett and Ruel; Ellis and Street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-30
PELICANS DROP ANOTHER.

New Orleans, Aug. 29.-Townsend's
lack of control enabled Atlanta to
overcome a three run lead and defeat
Ell New Orleans. to 3. A double
header vase heduled but rain prevent
ed the first game.
Score n
Atlanta :. ......-00O 202 0OO-4
New Orleans -....O30 goo O0O-3
Wilson and Perkins; Townsend ana
Higgins.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-30
BOSTON TAKES
DOUBLE VICTORY,
T|GhTENS RACE
Brooklyn Wins, But Margin
Of Leadership in National
Is Being Reduced.
Results Yesterday.

Boston G, Pittsburg 1.
Boston 8, Pittsburg 5.
Brooklyn Z, st. Louis 4.
Philadelphia 8, Chicago 8.
New York 3, Cincinnati 2.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-30
Where They Play Today.

Brooklyn at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati.
Boston at lPittsburg.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-30
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Results Yesterday.

Milwaukee s, st. Paul 1.
Minneapolis s, Kansas City 7.
Louisville 4, Indianapolis 1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-30
Where They Play Today.

Cleveland at washington.
Chicago ~ Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York.
st. Louis at Boston.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-30
ATHLETICS BEST CHICAGO.

Philadelphia, Aug. 29.-Philadelphia
hit the ball hard and won easily from
Chicago today, 9 to 2.
Score II f.
Chicago 900 001 010-2 9 4
Philadelphia . 200 3O1 50x-9 10 0
Cicotte, Williams, Danforth and
Lapp, Lynn; johnson and Haley.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-30
How They Stand.

Chattanooga, Aug. 29..-Little Rocks
fourteen hits today counted for 81
bases and enabled the Travellers to
beat Chattanooga, 8 to 6. making thre7
straight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-30
Detroit TAKES
DOUBLE VICTORY;
BROWNS DITTO
Boston and New York Each
Drop q Pair and American
League Race Tightens.
Results Yesterday.

Detroit 8, New York 1.
Detroit 4, New York |.
st. Louis ). Boston 3.
It. Louis s, Boston 2.
Philadelphia 8, Chicago 2.
Cleveland a, Washington 0.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-30
Where They Play Today.

Columbus at Toledo.
Louisville at Indianapolis.
Milwaukee at St. Paul.
Kansas City at Minneapolis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-30
INDIANS DEFEAT SENATOR'S.

washington, Aug. 29-CleVeland de-
feated Washington, to 0. in the sec
ond game of the sSries here.
Score r Fl r
cleveland ........-00O 10 0O2-4 6 {
washington 600 900 600 l
Bagby and O'Neill; Shaw, Ayers and
Henry, Clarity.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1916-08-30
BROWNS TAKE A PAIR.

Boston, Aug. 29.-St. Louis tighten
ed UP the Americana eague race still
more today, by taking two games from
the leading Red Sox, to and to 9.
IN the first game, the Browns took the
measure of three of the leading Bos-
ton boxmen, Leonard, Ruth AID Mays.
by hitting in the pinches, while Dav-
export kept the champions hts scat
tered. st. Louis continued their at
tack against Shore in the second, and
Carrigan called out his reserve in a
vain effort to stem the tide.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-03-01
Pariz je klidnou.

rariz, -, Unora. - pariz .jc ne
ohyGrju" kIidnou ) ohIcdrm ma
yclky zapaS, ktcri svid1n j" o
vrlkou pcyOost Ncrdun. Ncni hl
zndmrk nckIidu Il prryIada dive
IA, n iraucWlzSka vojSku budou
Nrhopna udr2rti svoir llnjc, ri,
kdo2 mali dokouaa opcvnoui Yer.
duuu, prohlaSuji, zc Ntmri pokra-
tovanim W syych itocich St jr-
nom scSlabUii jcHto ziSkdut jimi
v}hody nrjSou pomtru k ztra.
tam ktcrt urp6Ii NSichm fran
rouzStl vojdcl kleli ualtzali ST. ua
doyolcut, hyli op6td povoIauj ku
Ny{m pUk0m, I'redu6 ST o1na-
muie. ~ rclkovt rrancouz>kt ztra
" na rantn{rh, u>mrccntrh "a
dtlch od Aahaicni hityy q Yer.
tuu hAly 10000.
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DIVA PLANY Ma zvET-
SEM ARMADY BY
LY DOHOT0vENY
GcnAt je pro 100000 prayidelnych
yojaku, 100000 dobrovolnikd o
100000 miliGaku.
JINY PLAN DoMU ZAsTUPCU,
DUN zastupcu odporucuje fedora.
ligaci milice pfim6rene roz.
mnozeni jeji clenu.

Washington, y. c. u. 1nora.
DVa pI0uy ma HyGtSrnl armAdy by
Iy t"mir dohOtoVcny yfborcm pro
yOjonskG ZaIrIItosil domu ZAStnp-
rlI Srnatu. SrnAiui V%bor navr-
hUjr armHdu o 100000 mulch. 4
Igcr[rh 100000 byIo by pravidel-
.nyrb 100000 dObroyoInikH a l6O.-
900 Y st1tui miIjrL NdkIad ma
taIuo zYI5rnou armNdu byI by IL
si 300 900, 600 roGn6, coH bylo by
asi %JO,OOO,OO vice, nrz Y pfi-
TONNE dobt.
N%bor domu zaStnpril pro vo-
jrnSkf HaIrHitosti zamitI dncS plan
gcncrala WoOda ma ltvorcni sta
II armNdy o 100000 mulch a pfi-
jaj nAhradni navrh kongrcSnika
ShaIIcnbcrgcra 4 NrbraSky na IVY
SEM pravIdrInr armady ia 1877 600
mum = opatrcnim ma zyTScnl t.
IL ma l43.O .Jcnom tri dcmokra-
t@ a ri republican, hIaSovaIi pro
StaIOu armadl o 22O 600 mulch.
Plan domu zaStupcII cini opatfe-
nj pro zyIScnl pritomnt silly stat
nj miIicr, Navrhujr zrcdcraIiso-
VAN mlIIcc s nrjmcnSim poGtcm
POO II ncjvGtSlm 800 pro kazdy
kougrrsni distrikt PoGct poslu.
chatil vojcnSkt akadcmic We West
Point ma b%ti zdvojuaSobcn. No-
jcnSkI yNcvik pro SkoIaky pod do
hIrdem armadnich dustojniltii ode
poruGcn budr jinf prcdIozc. Ne
nj V lnnysu opustiti zddnou h pfi-
iomnrch vojcnskNch Stanic.
PrcdIoha domu zastupcll cini ta-
tt opatIcni 0 povolcni 10000 600
ma zavody k v|rob6 ntratl. V do
be mIru zaVody tyto. Iizcnt SOU
iromTmi podnikatcIi, vyrdb6ly by
produkt k lGclllm hnojeni IN sta
)ovcnou vl0dou ceuu a Y dob6 val.
ky pro yIadu k vTrob6 strcliva.
Srnat odporucujc utvorcni peta.
}cdrSati pmkn p6rhoty, p6tatti-
'ct vice. ucH dobG pritomnG; dc.
'atcndct pIukn jizdy, o rWri Vi.
e, ncH name nyni, n 10000 muza
: pobrcznich poSddk0ch proti 49,.
300. j'z name nyni, kazd% kon-
yrcSni district ma opatrit batta-
ion laIohy, v"dlc n&rodni gardy,
itcrl cyitcn byl by dvakrdtc t.,
Inc pc nGkoIik tldnI Y Itte evil
ii by vr vojcuSkIch taborcch.
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Hindenburg a Mackensen proti
naporu ma Verdun
pnirnLlrnd n llnnru

Potrohrhd, 27. inora. CaSo.
pls Ru,k% invalid, 0rrdui organ
ruskt armady, prinaSi 2pravu o
vaIcGuG radt V BrrIiuG. ktrrG
do5Io * rozhodnuli o proycdcni
n6poru prot Ncrdunu, korunni
prime n6mccty n koruuni prime ba
vorSkN byIl roHhodnt pro prove
dcni llt0kM ale poIni mal'SAIkovG
Won lllndrnburg II Won MNckcnScn
hsli prot uskutctneni tohoto pld-
m, poukazujirc ma to, zc bylo by
Ifpc prov@sti pIdnoyant opcracc
IA ruskt front6, jcHto napor pro
II Ncrduml yyzadoyaI by poSIAni
rrScrV IA tuto linii, ktcrt vycvi-
trny byIy pro kampan RuSku,
nba poIui marSalkovt prohlasova-
H. ~ uadtjc nN vittzstN ma ruSkt
trontd .INou daIcko vttSi Nyslovi.
Ii obavE, H. 1tok ma Ncrdun ursc.
TIA ST yI>Icdkom u H. to budc
mitl Spatuy yIiv ma nGmcrkou ar
m6du CiSni' NiItm ate rodporo-
val plany korlmuiho prince a talk
dohIo k rozhodnuti o provrdcni It.
tuku ma Ncrdun,
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luHttNu r. HlUra, kurEtss
puuslrut Eeatero,N uaaNadalskt
ksueelatr omamule d Amslerola
ma Is siskam h,la sprA,a q TN
kuresil . tom, H. rumunska ta
le, ua oradoNna etuamtIa, H. vi.
ebut rummstl nhNaut sc veku o,l
"A da Il let mn>i poslethnouli Nt
ANY dn shrWnt
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koFupalkm povysen,

httohratl a. 6unru, tieur
raj AtcNel karopalkW hNi lmeuo
van .rchuuu Nrltlylem ulsktrb at
luad pa seterM lrontts kuropat
Kin hSl ,rehatm uatelulkem IA.
akpeh yaisk y Mandsurit \ rshko
tapon,ky valve Nas,upule ml,lo
pu eeucgam kua,ktm. kletr uspss
~ alrabel ntmeekt poku,N "a do
tNlt kiry
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-03-01

mu, H. N6mri sotva docili yit6Hstyi
yr svfrh froutnich lltocirh VA o.
prvnGni Ncrdunu,
liityn II Ncrdlmu popiSoydna jc
joko nrjkryHyGj9i " yScrh, jcH NJ
doposud byIy Svcdcuy ma zdpad
nj irontG. IranronzSkt ztraty
byIy vcIk@ a nGktort jcjirh pluky
ztratiIy poIoyiuu sytho m,2Styo,
Iraty itotiriho yojSka Jsou pri-
ro2cnG y6t3i, ale Ncmci yrhaji pIuk
III plukem IA poralkU V SnHze o
prorazenl irancouzsk6 fronty. r-
DeIostrcIcctyo nemecks nfi bom-
bardovdni lrancouzSkfch poSlr,
trvaiirim ScStHtricrt h0dln, Hptso.
bio fruncouzlm HnuGuG Hlraty, u.
tc poStupujici p6chota uyitanu by.
la VNbusnEml strcIaml, ryrhIopaI
n%mi puSkami a ohn6m pu6rk po.
StoupiIa jrnom za obroyitirh
Mrat. Y krajiuo Champagne po-
NtoupiIu fraucouzNkI yoiSka 50
botu o $50 yardU.
roSIcdni zprdvy \ parizc nazno-
6uii. 2r fUurouzskI grucriui
stib ucby otrcscu We yiir IL ito
Ky uGmrrkc ma Ncrdun ucSotkai
81 n yySIrdicm zr opcyn6nj uka
H. 81 nrzdoInlcInfm, Odrkiva Sc
H. prudl<o bojr Y okoIi Ncrdum
pouvaJi urjlntut jr8t6 diva t%dMy, |
Ncmri kIadoU hlaNni uadtjc yr |
NyG d6lostrclcrlyo, ktcrd doprayi, |
Ii sem ~ ,rbSIiG vErhodni from |
ty. Fluncoll>Iit dGlostrcIrctyo a
L. vyroyna sr Y silc uGmccktmu. |
Oslld prynoNli lo iistc miry spool.
vi ma tlsp6rhu u6mcrkich oprlaci
Y dstrillu Worvre ma yfchoduiI
stnu6 yfhtzkM Ohro5rni pcyno !
Ati nu ytrhodni strnn6 NcrduuuI
znamcnalo by pro rraucoul>kt o.
brducr yclkou ucy{hodu,
a.. 60 /
H'S'""' '"t"'"', ~ ''"'',' " ~
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va, q, "'''" ~" , "'"'' " l''"',''" ,, -,
l'''I "''',' w. WV '''''' ,', Wv ''"'I'" I
,a,, ,,,,n,,lo nmehn h,.ln ns,nr,.
uo. Lof nalesala At ma c,St6 dol
Rnuha,e a mta ua pahlht ~ cr
stullrirh 'lo'lnl mtSNlFa y paell
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Jond(u os 1uora -- NGmcpk,
v6ln6n1 1fodovno oznanu,ir i,
p6t nokusA fronoouzsk6ho yoisk,
o znoyudobv,i pryuosti Dounu
mout tvoIicf iodcu bod yu6isih,
opcynGui yclItG prynosti Vcrdum
y scycroy(chodui Froncii byIo od
razcno n Francouz0m zpilsobrn,
voIt6 ztr1tv N6mcck6 yoisI<n
ink znr6yo tato ozuunuic d1Ir
dobvln ounvu6ni II IIorJurno,,ntu
pr1y6 tuk iako osady Chonpnc,I
yilIc II cote dc Talor Berlin ud6
Vi ~ zoio,o hvlo Il GOO L'roucou
-
Eronoo,y.k6 v6IoGn6 1rodovuu
oynamu;o ze hoio nouGlu,d ocho.
NV tGmSf mn rcI6 hi,ovuf linii .
v%iimkou okoli nnvuoai Douo,,
u,ont kdn rrunro,,zsI,1 yoisku no.
kruG,,;f y tlnIu, mn udnrcllG od.
dny ktcr6 ,drzuii 80 tu icuo,o 4
uc;vs,aimi noti2rmi Froncoi,zovG
,oniroii 5o N6,nci dohvli nosic u
ro,o 10 ToIou
O boiich ma z1pad6 u6mcckG i
loduf Znrdvu nrnvi. ''Na r0zuIrh
5aytooh rroutv LyIy . nroudu ho.
IL dsIos,fclonkh n nodkounyG liz.
na o1 y,roy ,tok AroI;5,u, hvI
olro5s, No vJain6rh un nrovo
al uao.y Er,n.o,,oyh ,otns;l;
{, htokv onokovonIm; n6,kr6to
,5dy 5.r.tvtm voiykom' luovudo.
ht,; ohrnG,6 novnost; Doun,,mout
pyl, odro1cni M va1u;v%ch ho;inb
= yo,L uni ztratom; Nu zinod od
uo,,o,t; uaso yo;yka l.uinln
rhumnu.,,villo ntndui nosicc u Go.
a. do ToIou , nosfounil, ~ l. Nh.
go M iilnim lIouci lryu ,,ycroz6
nodno od Hrp. Ma vyrbod1 pcy.
no.,; dnhyli ;s,uc ,itoitrm roz3irc.
nJrb onpynani IIordnmoImtu. Ma
nlouh,s Worvrc urt,dkt boic ode.
lr,yon NO. uo namccltSm no,nc2i -
ho;o ro1situI; 80 ~ k,rc1lr y 10.
,r,nslu plr informom NO rucc
,.o,ol,h no6ct rcrun6nycb mint.
o.n do.aLI .I,oro II ooo vr EIund
atoh ,e,;o ,~d,obonlovnekh 2kndr,.
~ , ,nkoynIp syoic 1toI,, ma ne
n[5,elgEG t6hnv nomboyI itol
nont5,cl,kIch yzdurhonluycn ua
,,a,,. NIL - n1slndcl, usnrccul u.
ucho runsu; osmi osob ciyiIuich q
yod,ni yo;6kn N6kolik damn bvlo
,oSkozono \ okoli peyuo,,i fran.
.non,.kt onro,Isu srnzen hyl doln
., hi,y5 90 vzl,,ahu u hombnrloyd.
.ntm nrotivzdnrhonluyerktcb dsl
Nv, bantam kteri nn arroplnnu
20 uoltlali hyh mint, Ma y3chod-
nim hoiis,i y na nnIkana nruda,
lo 40 niS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT "
rranennzska dfcdni znraya q.
,oamnio. nue,i soisson. y Rene.
sem nis,yt oben d9lostfeIrckt hyl
so,,.,fed5n ma oneynani renfitele
,,5od van,,ol,,o ,tehoana nd
rroyonn 4 kraima .pyrrnt od
vrranmn ma pu,dk{ph hoiirh
nfsdshayciteieb dnl oebabDy none.
Lnd nokusy nenfltcle = nrobehn
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NEMECKA UJ|STENI
TYKAJI Sc JEN NEO-
zBROJENYCH LODI
Ncmecko prohlaSuje, ze ujisteni
jsou zdyazna, ale nikoliv v pri.
pade lodi d6ly.
ROZKAZY DANY VELITELUM.
Berlin posila seznam 1tok1 ozbro.
jcnych lodi spojencu ma meme
cke ponorne cluny,

Washington. D. e., y mora. --
NGmrcItO narldiIO SyGmu vysIanc
We Spojcn}ch StAtech, hrab6t
BcrnSlorfIoyi, ably uyfdomlI VIA
dn amrrickou, zc ujisteni, p0Skyt
nuta y ohIrdcm ma daISi vpdcni 20
uorkoyG yaIkY pri projodndyant
plipadll LuSi'amic u ArubiW VITA.
huII 81 jrnom ma obchodui lode ne
ozbrojcu@. N6mcckd yIada, jak 50
Vyrozunliva. zaujaIa stanoViSk0
! H. 0zbroj jrnG lode obrhOdni mru-
kdHaIy So Iodtmi mirlImiIoynImi Il
naSIcdovn@ jsou podrobr0y poto-
prni bcz jaktkoIiy yystrahy.
Instrukcc nGmcckt yIGdy mari
Izuji YysIanci l'crnStorffoyi. ably u
pozorniI Sckrctarc Lansinga, zc
anglickt Obchodni lodi. 0zbr0jcn6
pro obranu, ncsou svoje della k ma
padnni ntmcrkIch ponOrrk. Ably
podcpirno byIo toto tyrIrni. ne
mccka ifadovna pro zahrauiGur
z1Icsitostj posIala svGmu yysIanci
Dro plcdIozcni statuimu odboru
seaman dvaciti pripadu kdy AN
gIickt obrhodni lodi napadlv 30.
uorky
Duy6ru6 1nr5,, 1i.kon6 y nor.
linn noynn5,,i( 5o u6mo5,i , r,
Lou5ti ,oI;totn ,ouo,oL 10 ,i,L,I;
.no,s roykoy,. - oJ nol,n,; y n+o
r% h,,,cu o,,.a,n6u; no,oni.; hou
vtstrahy iukoukoIiv ozbroicnou,
ob,htduI IoT urpfatcl NGmrckn,~-
Take Sc sd6Inic, zc nnoho ycIite.
In ponorck opustiIo liz Syoic nj,
klalny n vvdaIi So ma crsty n kdy.
Ll yvsIovcuo bylo pTani Spojcn1~
mi Statv aby nIatnost noyGho roz-
kazu byla odlolcua, upbvlo bv mn
moIuo vyhovGti, jczto bvlo bv me-.
mozro yciiti W. spoicul : nGktrr%.
mi ponorkami ByIo ale oznamp.
mo- H. SpoirnG St0ty auiz ktrrn
ko!iv lima nrlltrhIni narodnost, o !
o,jIoacni pIaluosii toboto rozkuzu
CoSud ncpo2adaly. Ilrab6 Bcrns-
to,lr a ,lrcdniri n6mcrkGho yyslaA
nccNl odrprpIi hovoriti o rozku
Iprn BcIIila. ale ma 81 IA 10, ~
jyto pr"ducscuy b,dou 0stu6 So.
I,l'rtHji IauSingovi Ultra.
Toto prohIaScni n1mcrkGho sta
noyi,ko uch,,Ir utinGuo yr rornr
uoty lee hy o TO bylo srkrrtarcm
.nu.iugcm pozadano. N6mrrko
.yrdi 1c Anulic poruSila ujiStGui
hama Wade SpoicnIcb Stain O tom
T. ozbroicuvcb obrhoduich lodi AN. |
gIi,kvch ncbudc porzivano k ito.
<u ma ntmrckc ponorky. n{brz ir-
nom k obranf NGmcrkrmu W. |
.Ianri hyIo narizcno dale, nbv II. |
,ozorniI no 70. H. franrouzskt oh,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-03-01
Jack Johnson vypoyeaen ! Apglis,

lond,u 1 nhnra Jack
johnsou geruessk, tipasuik. ~
poy5ien hyl Auplp, lite s,lslenl
,neSnieh tasoptsa, lahnsan "a
ttk p,rhlie lu ll1enns Ayres.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1916-03-01
snehove houre We Franeii.

l'Urli, ~ 6nnFa, Slne sneho
Nr hourr po>tihk ttmof eolou
trmru >tjumkeu ieli ilsnich
d>uikl0. Eclemitui doprava a
telrerami -poieni hNly yadna o,
rhrwwup l.rons a linh mssta,
ktrra snawa lsau pro mttne svo
lr paduehls ison pokrvta snthem
utkolIb paleN hIuhok sm porryt
pu,lstuth ntkpllka irttph
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-06
THE TABLE.

Banana Souffle-Put in double boil
err pint of rich milk DIETER yet, half
milk and half cream) Add to this a
tiny pinch of baking soda. Beat to a
froth the yoiks of three eggs with a
half cup graduated sugar and table,
spoon of cornstarch which has been
mixed TO a paste with a little cold
milk. Bring milk in double boiler to
the scald, add egg. etc, cooking with
constant stirring until the custard
coats the spoon. Let cool and while
cooling slice four bananas in the bot
tom OF baking dish Flavor custarn
with teaspoon of vanilla and pour
over the bananas. Whip the egg whites
TO stiff froth with two tablespoons
powdered sugar, pile this on custard
and put in oven until a light brown.
ANY fruit may be used instead of ba-
nanas, and it is excellent served with
whipped cream
POTATOES and Onions in Broth
When boiling a piece of beef or soup
meat, have plenty of broth when
meat is done. Prepare about three
quarts of potatoes cut in halves or
quarters and about four onions cut II,
and put in broth. Season with sal,
and pepper, Do not let it cook down
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-06
OBSERVE 21st ANNIVERSARY Or
G4NIZATION,

Observing the 2lst anniversary of its
organization the ladies' auxiliary to
the Order of Railway Conductors held
a most enjoyable entertainment at En-
gineers' hall, Thirtieth street and Fifth
avenue, Thursday afternoon. Of the
Is charter members, five were able to
be present at the meeting. After the
serving of an elaborate three-course
supper, Mrs. ]. ". Shuey. the president
of the auxiliary, presented to each of
the charter members in happy speech
a hand painted plate on which was
the emblem of the order. To Mrs.
John Leslie. a charter member and a
senior member Of the auxiliary, was
given lovely bouquet of roses in
honor of her birthday, which she cele-
brated that day. A number of the
members of the o. R. c. were present
and made short talks. Mrs. Minnie
kearney of Valley Junction, Iowa, who
is a charter member, was present for
the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ". Shuey left this
morning for St. Louis. where they will
attend meetings of the o. r. c. and
the auxiliary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-05-06
UNIVERSITY WINS
READING HONORS
Joseph HOrblit and Miss June Molly.
neau Awarded First Places in
Association Contests.
WILLIAM AND yASHTI IS NEXT
Augustana Allowed on Second. While
Northwestern Gains a Third
Other Events Oh Program.

Illinois university took two premier
honors last evening at the opening
contests of the Illinois Association OF
Literary societies, William and Vashtl
won one second and one third, Angus
tana took one second. and Northwest
ern university gained third.
Miss Gladys Dunleavy, reciting The
Vision of Sir Launfaul," representing
the Adelphic society of Augustana in
the dramatic reading contest for
young ladies, displayed wonderful tai
ent, and was a very close second to
Miss June Molyneau, of the Univer-
sity of Illinois, who delivered THE
Man in the Shadow" This is the sec
ond year that Miss Dunleavy has
taken the second place medal. Miss
Anna Hebel, of William and Vashti,
received third place and honorable
mention. Her subject, THE Gypsy
Flower Girl" was rendered most
pleasingly.
Miss May LaPointe, Carthage col
lege, entertaining with THE Highway
man." Miss Mable Platz, Northwestern
college, who gave THE Lost Word,
and Miss Lulu NJ Ross. of Shurtleff
college, with White Azalias" as her
selection, proved very delightful. The
judges were Miss Jennie B. Sturgeon
Mrs. Jay Clarkson, Mrs. Joseph Gold
smith. Miss Josephine Mirfield and
Mrs. G. Arthur Nelson.
Joseph Horblit, of Moline, repre-