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RELIGIOUS NOTICES

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War Council Debates
Next TeutOn BLOLU
Continued from rage Ono

continued from rage ono
thianH. which the Germans claimed had cx-
hnustcd Itself a week ago. Is becoming moro
feeble,
Tho Russo Rumaninn forces that fell
back from Bucharest are undoubtedly feel
Ing their way into new positions to offer
battle TO the German. AuBtro-Hungarian
Bulgarian and Turkish hoFta.
Great stores Of provisions. minerals and
other vital supplies arc finding their way
back into the Central Empires from Buch
Arrest Already the conquered territory has
been placed under German military rule and
tho peasants have been told 10 return to
their homes and TN their soil just as they
did before tho war
BERLIN, Dec. o
Tho Rumanans are In complete retreat
before the advancing Danube and right
German army wings in Rumanin. today's
official statement asserted Since December
tho Rumanians lost more than 10000
mon In prisoners alone, with 1874 cannon
and 100 machine guns.
Several thousand Of these included n
force OF Rumanans which endeRvored TO
make their way from the passes northeast
Discussing the number OF prisoners and
cannon taken, the official statement de-
clarcs:
The size OF these figures admits OF n
clear conclusion as 20 the Importance of
the success obtained by our troops, and
shows In what degree the Runhnan
army Is IN confusion.
Tho losses In dead and wounded cor
respond to the number OF prisoners
The amount of the booty and war
material is incalculable.
Vain attacks by Russian forces against |
German positions north Of NaroCz Lake and |
Skorynarrow, preceded by fire preparation, |
were unsuccessful. the War Office said.
A majority of other strong Russian at |
tacks. aimed at German positions on the |
front between Klrlibaba and Blstritz Val |
ley were likewise repulsed. The statement |
concluded
North OF Dorna Valley we lost
ground dearly paid for by the aggres-
sor. In attacks in the South Trotosol
Valley, which practically failed the
Russians only obtained small local sue
cess while wasting a considerable force.
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Ordnance Chief May Get New Post
WASHINGTON. Dec. Captain Joseph
Strauss, for three years chief OF the navy's
Ordnance Bureau, has been relieved at his
own request so he may go to sea. He prob
ably will be assigned to command one OF
the new dreadnoughts
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News at a Glance

WOODBURY. HEIGHTS.--Alter the Fire
mems Association holds business session
this evening the Ladies' Auxiliary viii be
itF guests
wEsTMONT.-'rhc Aid Society Of tho
| Episcopal Mission has inaugurated a penny
day" scheme to raise money for the build
| Ing fund.
TUCKAHoE.-The Ladies' Ala Society
| Of tho Methodist Church. opened a two-day
bazaar last evening. and will serve n potpie
| supper tonight,
COLLINGswooD-Th first arts and
| crafts exhibit OF the woman's club will
| take place Monday afternoon and evening
| In tho Presbyterian Church.
| PiTMAS.-Borough Clerk Peterson is
| refundlng one-dollar license fees paid early
| In the year by dog owners. Councils having
| decided to collect two-dollar dog tax In
stead
| READING. Pa. Dee. O.--GeorEe VI. AM
| mon, one of the best-known hotel proprie-
! tors OF Eastern Pennsylvania and for many
| years owner OF the City Hotel and Ameri-
can House here. died today of general debll-
ity, aged sixty-one years.
READING, Pa, Dec. o.--Thc local camps
Of the Patriotic order Sons of America
have started movement for the purchase
OF Raiah Temple here, about TO be vacated
by tho Reading Shrners who have pur-
chased the Academy OF Music property for
$4,000, Rajah Temple Is being offered at
$4,000
READING, Pa, Dec. O-AddresseS on
road building. round-tablc conferences on
road conditions In Berks County and the
election Of officers were the feature of
the annual meeting OF the Bcrks County
Supervisors Association at the courthouse
here today Among the speakers were w.
\. Wynn, OF the State Highway Depart
mcnt. The annual election resulted In Oliver
Sailer OF Exeter township, being reelected
president and Fred u. Yoder. OF Obey. sec
retary.
MILWAUKEE. Wis. Dec. O.-The bodies
OF Dave Bersanslty. twenty-five, owner of a
"jtney" automobile, and n girl of about
eighteen years were found in Bersansl,v's
car ON an unfrequentod road near the Mil
waukee Country Club today Four shots
had been fired and Il revolver was living
in the hottom of the car. 1t s suspected
thar BcrHanslty shot the girl and then killed
himself but. the ownership OF the revolver
has not been established
LONDON Dee. 0.-IndustriaI conscrip-
ton. on more drastic lines than In Germany
rs to be put in effect I'm Austria Hungary
says dispatch from Budapest to the
Morning Post today.
PARIs. Dee. O.-NIorc than Aftv p.rso,s
have been killed In an accident at the Alrx- !
andria explosives plant according 10 n
Turin dispatch Today
fARls. Dee. D.--It L. semIonIcIaIIy nm |
nouncod that the Government will Drobibit |
the importation OF printing paper in order |
To encourage the French paper industry
WAsHlNGTOS, Dec. O.-The Int.r,,.t.
Commerce Commission today decided tbat
railroads were not obliged 10 reduce tbsIr
rates for return shipments of freight sent
border "' 'le
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C. A. r.. MEMORIAL AT SHORE
Atlantic City will dedicate a marble
shaft in honor of the soldiers and
sailors who served in the Civil War
with n parade Of military and pa
triotic organizations n week from
today. This monument marks the
first step in the ornamentation Of
the city. Joe Hooker Post, G.. A. r.,
guaranteed the money to pay for
the memorial, which stands in Al
bany Avenue Park.
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PARIS. Dee. O.--It IL semlofIeIaIIv an
nounced that the Government will prohibjt
the importation Of printing paper in order
To encourage the French paper industry
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HUSBANDS FAITH FIRM

Il know that she came from New York
with Grayeur In his automobile" he said
a. the time. u know that she went with
him for supper at the hotel and that she left
her handbag in his room, Il does not mat
ter. She was staying with my nephew In
West Philadelphia. The other woman was
Jealous and did the shooting I believe her
story. I'm going 10 stick to Lillian
The tenderness and sympathy that he dts
played this morning showed that he has
stuck.
ia have done the same thing" he re-.
marked once IF / thought she was suiity
but l don't"
The presence In court Of Layton schoeh.
Philadelphia lawyer who said that he
was interested In the case but did not
represent the Ie puea gave rise 10 the
speculation that thsFs might hs sensational
aevelepmsata Il waa found. however. lhat
= va shsss q 1hs snsafsas s s. insurance
eaiananx s Hhlah asassaf aas4saa s szzaa
aIzazs
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JUDGE JOSEPH Il. ROGERS. Assistant
District Attorney William Findlay Brown
and Attorney Cornelius Haggarty. Jr.. are
a trio OF nimTods who will help depopulate
the woods and mountains Of North Carolina
OF birds and deer during the next few days
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Mrs. lie Due Free;
Tells of Murder
Continued from Page One


accomplished n wabbly signature She re-
helved twenty-five cents for a witness fee,
IL think III take this blank home and
frame It," she said with wan smile.
mo. | couldn't talk or be interviewed"
she added ms they half carried her out of
the court into the Coroner's room. 81
only want to get home again"
OFF FOR HOME
In the Coroner's room she collapsed and
had 10 be placed on a couch, lie Due sat
by her side and held her hand When she
had recovered they left for Chicago on the
afternoon train.
Mrs, lie Duo Is a big Junoesque woman.
with olasscally beautiful face. Her hair
Is the Titan red over which artists rave
She wns quietly and extensively dressed
A picture hat, large and severely plain, OF
taupe. with only an outstanding choux OF
taupe ribbon In the back for trimming
framed her white face. Her hair was drawn
back with IA simplicity that few women
could stand. beautiful coat OF tRupe
velour, with soft gray fur at the neck. cuffs
and hem, which she wore throughout the
Inquest covered her frock
She was taken In an automobile TO city
Hall from the Jefferson Hospital, where
she has been since the shooting Physically
she lmpresses one as having been magnin-
Gently endowed with health. but II was said
in the court today by those who have kept
in touch with her physician that her eondi-
tlon is still preearlous.
The staneh loyalty OF the young hus-
band was the subject OF comment In the
courtroom today, as IT has been ever since
the shooting From the moment that he
was summoned from Chicago to be told
That his wife had been implicated in SEN
satonal murder he has declared his faith |
IN her,
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READING, Pa, Dec. o--Thc local camps
OF the Patriotic order Sons Of America
have started a movement for the purchase
Of lSnjah Temple here about to be vacated
by tho Reading ShrIners. who have pur-
chased the Academy OF Music property for
$4,000. Rajah Temple Is being offered at
&5O. 600
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-09

FARIS, Dee. 0.-AIorc than ATTY p.rso,s
have been killed In an accident at the Alex-
andrla explosives plant, according 10 n
Turin dispatch koday.
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LONDON, Dee. 0.-IndustrIaI conscrIp-
ton on more drastic lines than In Germany
ls to be put In effect in Austria Hungary
says a dispatch from Budapes1 10 tbo
Morning Post today.
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READING. Pa, Dec. O.-Gcorge VI. Am
mon, one Of the best-known hotel proprie-
tors OF Eastern Pennsylvania. and for many
years owner Of the city Hotel and Ameri-
can House here. died today of general debi-
ity, aged sixty-one years
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-22

SUCCESS Is ASSURED

That the entire scotinr can,citv ~
I : . Uoo at tho n,u r1rl, oron, a
Archer ,pd Cir.irpSti Yin col,
ont f,. ihc Morris Ncrnn rom.
nort on Inc oft,lnoon. Monday sen
touhcr v.,s tbc ronfilrrt boIi,
of th, p~omotrrs last nfubt ottar mo,
hid checked mn tho rrsults nf I'm,
FIRST dav of tho advance ,,I, y,bi,l
lpCnoj with n rush M tbc Sr,dy N,
tel Yesterday mornin,
Telephone calls we're received from
eour different stotcs during INC dav
There vas a steady stream nt mos.
sonuct ho,, bringing telerrnms fron,
fans IN dozens of cities and town.
Every Dostuan duwpcd a nil, of Ic..
'crs ON sammy NcCnntic's desk An,
scores Of fans called in person f.
mako thlr reseynii1ns The tot,I
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-08-22
Moran Tells of Blows That
Are Good and Ones Barred

as fast IS any other muscles Of the
bcdy and then you have it.
Look at mans eyelidS," he would
say; their musc.cs work almost like
lightning \ boxer need only develop
the muscles of his shoulder until ne
can strike a blow As fast as he can
wink, and he will he inNinCib,c in the
ring"
/ guess that is so. but If a mans
fist has 40 more power behind it than
the weight If an Cy,lid / cont think
| would care how many times got 1t
it in the neck
Speed, however, is a great asset for
a boxer, and | am glad to see that the
sporting writer's down here. since my
srrival. credit me with "A larger pos
session Of it than they ever did be-
fore.
II is speed that | must rely on to
defeat Morris in our open-air match
here on the afternoon # Septem Der 4
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II Jones Goes Up IN
and Producers Drop
First, I to 6.
IL KNOCKED OUT
Gives Locals Good
/ With Homer When
Bases Are Full.

, The World.
ESTER, Okla. Aug. 21.-With
$ loaded and two down in the
If of the fourth inning. cliff
midget second sacker for the
RS. dropped one of Mapel's Of
over the right field fence and,
Oil City stock took such a
nat the market on fan breeZes
solutely closed. In the last
the fourth, however, Vernon
a western league recruit who
ng trench duty for the visitors,
idea of the location of home
itting batsman and walking
er Thompson had opened up
single, and before Geist could
rmed into action, the Miners
wded six runs across the plate.
opening up the argument
nd enabling them to nose out
y in the ninth, the final score
h was 7 to 6.
n had relieved Mapel in the
ter the Producers had counted
and until the ninth the two
anders battled along on even
Heatley opened up a last in
lily with a smashing drive to
Lamb popped up to Herriot,
ing a sacrifice, but Coyle and
delivered singles, scoring the
ielder. Stewart went out at
while trying to annex an eX-
ion on the throw in and Brady
ID out. With the score tied in
t half, Humphries sent a
ng double to left center. Her
d down hunt and Lamb
Geist's peg, leaving both
: safe. Griggs blocked a wide
I the bases were loaded. Brady
Humphries on Thompson
)ut Mutt cracked out a single,
Herriot and the game was
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Jap Wins i'm Tennis.

SOUTHAMPTON, n. Y, Aug. 21.-
Hashishiro Mikami, japanese, de-
feated Paul Vanderventer New York.
SO, So in the first round Of the
Meadowbrook cup singles today in
which the. leading tennis players Of
the country are competing. Ichiyd
Kumagae. japanese. defeated T.. l..
Norton. New York. by default. Eu-
gene Warren. San Francisco, defeated
falph L. Baggs, New York, 6-S, Ga.
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much for the locals and save for the first
when they filled the bases on two passes
and an mfield hit with none down the Lion,
did not threaten. Errors figured in four Of
the visitors runs. Love Tor sherman fra
lured in q fast double play with Young
Young stabbed a hot one OF MAYORS bat IN
the sixth
Score by innings: X IT +
sherman .... 600 600 OOO-O 4 =
Paris ... 100 u1O aOu-s
Batteries; Fairclcth and Fowler, Purcell
and NayIor
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Games Today
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.

Tulsa at McAleSter.
oklahoma City at MuSkogcc
Fort Smith at Dcuison.
Paris az sherman.
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Innkonta 2 Gnlls 1.

CHATTANOOGA, Aug. 21.-A long drive
by Peters, sent in to hit for Merritt with the
bases full and one out in the ninth inning,
gave Chattanooga the winning run in a ?
TO / victory over Mobile today.
Score X II. +.
Mobile ........... 900 OO1 O0O-1 3 .
Chattanooga ...... 600 OO1 OOl-2 10
Batteries-Cayet and Schmidt; MERIT and
kitchens
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..,.... OO4 OlO OOl--b
,r ............. 600 500 00l-7
6ry Errors. Lamb, Brady. Humph.
,rriott. two-base hits, Brady, Mutt,
les home run, Brady; sacrifice hits,
ierriott, Harrison; stolen bases,
Brady; double play. Humphries to
4; left on bases. Tulsa 9. McAlester
rs on balls, off Jones 3. off Geist l.,
el /, off Naylor 2 hit by pitcher,
by Jones, Griggs by Geist: struck
Jones 1, by Geist 5, by Mapel 4, by
!: hits, off Jones 1 in 3 IS innings
7 in 2.3 innings, off Mapel 8 in
innings, off Naylor 5 in l.3 in.
passed ball, Gleason. Time, ego.
Hooper
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TULSA DAILY WORLD TUESDAY. AUGUST %. 1916

llurhmau; two.basc hits. pa>kort Baird
thrr base hit. Jacobs; stolen base, Warner
Schultz. double play. Nirhou Go ludcru,
bases o0 hllls. ofs Alexander D. Off Jacobs {
struck out 10y Alexander e. by Jacobs ..
Uupires, Orth aud luE'cr
Score. Second Eamu.
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american League
s.. Louis 1 Washington l.

WASHINGTON. Aug u SDaycup.rt out.
pitched Harper and ST. Louis won 20 /
from Washington today Singles b. Shot.
ton, Miller and Pratt Bortou's sacrI.ice and
Smith error gave st. Louis three runs in the
first inning
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IINCINNNTI Aug. Fl Schncidcr voub
cn'd Iu the ninth and Boston won the second
game Of the series from Cincinnati here to
day, to l. Up To the seventh only one
my had been made of Schneider aud three
of Rudolph.
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Southern League


MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 21.-After losing
q lead gained in the first inning when Mon
roe was driven from the box, Atlanta rallied
IN the ninth inning today. punched three OF
the four hits Fineher allowed and won over
Memphis, to 5.
Score: II n p
Atlanta .......... 400 100 OO2-7 3
Memphis ......... 020 210 OOO-5 I3 0
a, BATTERIES Brennan. Perry and Perkins
Monroe, Fincher and Ruel
Vols 8, Fels /.
NASHVlLLB. Tenn. Aug. 2l.-Ellis held
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AMERICAN LEAGUE,

Chicago at New York.
81. Louis at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Boston.
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Pittsburgh e-2, Philadelphia 81.

PITTSBURGH, Aug 21.-Pittsburgh won
a double header from Philadelphia here today,
6 to and to /. In the opening contest
the Pirates made three runs in the eighth
on base on balls to Carey. Schulte's single
Niehoffs error and Baird's double The
winning run in the second was made in the
ninth inning. Carey hunted safely. took third
on Schulte's sacrifice and scored oa Hnch.
mans single
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Western Association
Muskogec 9, Senators 7.

Muskogee 9, Senators 7.
to The World.
tOGEE, Aug 21.-After Oklahoma
we Bob Stewart and Allen to cover
the score in the fifth inning today.
y went in and held them hitless
'e Nets added two more tallies and
game Q to 7.
X. II. E.
a City go. 900 $40 OO0-7 7 9
g ........ $50 900 2O'-9 9 |
ies-.Bennett and Dowie; Stewart.
slisbury aod Brock.
Paris s., Sherman o.
10 The World.
MAN Texas, Aug. 21.-Paris shut
man today to o. Purcell was too
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LITTLE ROCK. Aug. 21.--Robinson was
steadier than Grimes IN the pinches today
and Little Rock beat Birmingham to o.
The only base on balls during the game forced
in the first Little Rock run.
Score: r. II r.
Birmingham ...... 600 600 600 Q
Little Rock ....... 600 OlO OI'-2 9 0
Bstteries-Grimes and Hsuser; Robinson
and Chapman.
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NEW YORK, Aug - New York drove
the veteran Jim Scott from the box in two
innings today and won the S,c0.d .... .. ,
series from Chicago & to > High. c.tra
base hitting was largely responsible for
SCOTS retirement
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Totals o 52i16l
'Batted for O'Neil in eighth.

NNUTt by INNINGS.
N-tNtiduu uuU UUN UON-U
Boston ........,........ OO1 O12 OOf-4
Summary: Errors, Speaker Gandi Nor.
ton, Barry, Walker; two-base hit Scott 4;
stolen base Hooper double play, 'Gandil to
of Morton in iEnings, off Gould / in
inning; struck out. by Morton Q. by Shore
/. Umpircs, Evans and O'Loughlin
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Chicago ................. 600 200 OOO-2
New York ..,........... 1870 OO1 Olt-6
summary Error, Pip; two-base hits,
Magee home run, Pipp; stolen bases, f.
Collins, Jackson; double play, Mullen to
Pip; hits, off Scott G in . inning. Off
Danforth in 6 innings, off Culop none
struck out, by Cullop 3, by Scott 2. by Dan.
forth s. Umpircs, Owens and Hildebrand
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CHICAGO, Aug. 2i.-Errors by Olson and
Henry Myers heped materially in four.run
eighth inning rally that gave Chicago >
to 3 victory over Brooklyn today. Artie
Hoffman, again in a Cub unifornn, batted in
the first run
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Score by innings:
Brooklyn ............... OO1 O2O OOO-3
Chicago ................ 600 OIO O4k-5
summary: Errors, H. Myers. Olson,
Knabe. two-base hits Stengel Mowrey II.
Myers, SAFER 2, knabe 2 stolen bases,
Johnston, II. Myers, Olson Zimmerman
double plays. Workman to Safer, Workman
to Knabe to Safer; bases on balls. off Pfeffer
2, off Vaughn Q hits, off Vaughn 7 in 5
innings, off Packard { in innings; struck
ont, by Pfeffer. 1, by Vaughn 2 Umpires,
KLEIN and Emslie
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score by inniNgs.
New York ............. 600 600 O00-b
St. Louis ............... 100 600 OOt-l
summary: Two. base hits Bescher k1uff,
Gonzlos; three-base hit Hornsby stolen base.
Long: double pay, Sallee to Fletcher to
Merkle. bases on balls, off Watson { struck
out, by Anderson l, by Watson 3, Ump.r, S,
O'Day and Harrison Hits, off Sallee in
innings, off Andersen in l inning.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
American Association

Minneapolis 6, Columbus 5.
Kansas City 5, Louisville 7.
Milwaukee /, Indianapolis 9.
St Paul 7, Toledo 3.
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BOSTON, Aug 2l.-Morton was hit op.
portunely and Boston defeated Clevcaud 1
to 0. Barry got four consecutive sacrifice
hits.
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National League
st. Louis 1. New York O.

st. Louis l. New York 0.
ST LOUIS, Aug. 21.-Watson bestcd
Sallee in pitchers duel here today an
ST. Louis shut New York out, l to o. \
double by Bescher and triple by H7nsby
after two were out in the first won for St
Louis Sallec yielded five in seven innings
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New Orleans To three hits today, while Nash
vile mixed hits with infield errors and won,
8 TO l.
score. X. II T..
New Orleans ...... 600 OOi 0OO-1 3
Nashville ......... 21O O1O OCT s !
NATURALIZATION and Debery Ellis and
Street.
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Texas League

San Antonio 3, Waco 0.
Galveston 2, Fort Worth o.
Houston 0, Dallas 2.
Beaumont 2, Shreveport 4.
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Western League.

Omaha 8, St. Joseph l.
Sioux City 8, Denver 7.
Lincoln 5, Topeka 8.
Wichita-Des Moines. game played yes
terday.
The Wisconsin weekly blade. [volume] (Madison, Wis.) 1916-1925, 1916-08-03
Cookie Takes Night Off.

Private Frank DOrres. second cook
in Company c, Thirty-first Michigan
infantry. stationed in FL Paso, spent
day under guard.
Dorres, who speaks Spanish fiuently.
got the wanderlust one night and,
changing his khaki garb for civilian at
tire, walked across the international
bridge into Juarez. Down the Gale
Commercial and up to the Plaza hide
pendencia sauntered the disguised
guardsman. He stopped at numerous
cantinas, where, with fingers crossed,
he says, he was forced to drink to
'Muertos los Gringos."
A Mexican dance was In full swing,
and Private DOrres grabbed himself
senorita and took step. The sun was
just peeping over the well known
peaks of the Casas Grandes mountains
when the dance broke up and Do.res
came home to be arrested.