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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1916-06-30
Snriiteu bes 32.iten 8eridts.g esirfs
sriinben einen gerein.

Sammtlide "a @bbofaten mel6e
in ben Counties Oiaee, @asconaoe
i,no Sranflin prafti5ieren, nit 4us-
nabnle bon Speien, lparen an porigen
Mittpod bier anipeienp our Grim.
brng elmer profeiiionellen 8erbin.
our,e unter Dem &amen ySbe Bar
giin. Of tbe 32no. Sitoieial Circuit"
0ie Serianmllrng fanb um Rab.
mittas. i'm @eri1tsgebGi,6e ltatt.
Inter ben 4obofaten pelhe bon aus.
warts eridienen iparer, befanben iid
mebrere 8eteranen Der @ottin rSbe-
mis-" mie gum 9eiipiel Der sreiie S.
6. &%iSfaboon, bon Girfmoob, ipeIder
bereits lett so Sabren on nniereu
@eridtsbofen prafti5iert; ferner S.
IS. Booth unb &ibter Dabioion, bel.
De friibere &i6ter bieies &reiies, mel.
DIE eri6ienen iparen Inn ibren Col
lesen BEL Der 9iloune bes 8ereins be-
bilflid su iein. Die 8eriammli,ng
beitanb aus ben ~foleenoen aobofaten:
Siaee gol1ntp: S. q. @arstans
bon gbamois; 6. 30. 3ebeIi, ". s..
@onroe, Geo. @obe, S. g. 8eters
uno 8m. q. 9abibion bon CHM; 70.
pie s. 6. &isfabbon bon &irtpooo,
ct. Souls County.
@asconaoe goiintp: @ug. Meper,
8obert @aIfer, 81. q. 9reller, 8. O.
@raf unb 81. s. ellis bon Sernlann;
6. q. unb 3. 9. 8arter bon Snens-
billie 1tnb Seal S. @bite bon 8lonb.
Sranflin gorntp: Sannes Booth
bon 9acifie; s. 81. &rog unb s. s.
Sdaper bon 8aibineton; 8. 8.
Cole, Settle 30. Omen, 8. @. 8reib,
Gbas. S. @allenfamp rno S. 8.
BOOTH bon Union.
Ser erite Oft, nod @roffnlng Der
8~eriammluna, beItano in Der In.
nabme Der Contribution unb 9tebeu.
geiese oes Sereins, mas aud nod
eingebenoer Der beridiebenen Bi,nfte
slatt ponItatten eine. @ie in Der
Contribution ipe5ien betont miro, be.
Itebt Der 3ped Der @erbinoung in Der
grbaltl,ne unb Der Soroerrng Der
@bre uno Der @iiroe oes iuriltii6en
gerufs, iopie aud our Sflege oes
gegenieitigen Sertroltens itnb eeiell.
i6aftli6en Serfebrs Ser Mitglieber
unter chamber.
Isle in Der Contribution itipuliert,
merben iGbrli6 5fpei @eriammlllneen
oes 8ereins itattfinoen; bie cine am
lebten Samstag I'M 4pril, uno sic
anoere, ON lebten Somstae in Otto
Der. 9ie Gerlammlungen peroen,
abwedialnb, in iebern Ser brei Goun-
ties ltattfinben.
Sir oieieS Sabr ipllrben folgenbe
geamten erndblt: 8rdiibent. 5. @.
gootb; 8ice +, BrGiibent, 81. Y.
grener; Scfretdr, Seal S, gs6ite;
SdasnieiIter, Geo. @obe.
Gad @%rleoigung Ser @ei6Gfte Der.
tagte lid Die geriammlline iino foIgte
cine e%inlabung ieitens &idter 81.
". grelter nnb beiien @attil at eli,
mem iplenbiten Dinner in beren @ob.
rlli,s, gu ebren Der @riinoung oes
Sereins.
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Seiratbs.Gisenien.

Edw. Rubbing, Ow~ensville, 81;
Frieda Rubbing, Owensville, "a.
Noah ]. Miller, Oak Hill, %; Mag
gle r. Dotson, Owensville, 20.
Otto F. Mock, st. Louis, %; Louise
F. Teckemeier, Stolpe, %.
Martin A. Schwartz, Dubuque, Ia,
81; Selma Kueffer, Bay, 81.
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3etne 8anf ii6erer

-Srau Gbas. Sdsner belpirtbete
am Iesten 0ienStag Nadnittae cine
@eleIidaft ibrer Greunbtnnen bel
elmer 500" ltnterbaltung.
@6rau S. @arnine, bon ct.
2auis mar bier auf 5weitdeieem ge-
Judd bel ibren Sdpeitern, Srau abonl
8enher ltnb Srou Otto 2ettmnnn.
-&idter &obt. 8alter ,,nb Got
tin iinb am p~ereaneenen Sonntoe
bon ct. Solis 5uriidgefebrt, no iie
mebrere Gage bel @ertpanoten uno
Sreunben allf 8eiud gefpeien naren.
@enn sSbr cine Saiie 9affee bon
Sltalitat gu baben piinidt, bann pro.
bert S o n S. Selmers nSplen.
DIT" ST. Soc. unb Bon Son" at 25c.
pro Bfunb.
-Sas fleine Sodterhen bon Go.
uar6 Barrels uno @attin, i'm Srie-
henstbal, tpl,rbe anl bergangenen
Sonntag bon 8oItor aosmonn &c.
tarft nno empfing Die Ramen, SSrmo
Mnnn.
g. SO. 9anuier unb Snmilie
tpeilen gegenrpdrtie bel biefieen Ser.
ipailoten. Serr Sanller bat ioeber
elm Snbr als superintendent Der
S@iilen bon either, 81. Sroncois
County, beenoet.
-8n. 9llblmanr ltnb @ottin finb
an Wonto9 nod gilbert, aan. aereiIt
nno nerben iid elm BOAR @o6en bel
ibrem Sobnen, &libolf unb Senrp.
altfbalten, pelde idon ieit l1ngerer
9eit BORT beidGftigt iino.
-Saitor 81. Gasnnnn, ionic Srls.
Carolina 9edmani1, 9nna Siebler
uno Gliie Saennefe befanoen iid
mebrere Gage bieier ISOLDE in Ct.
Charles, Inn Der Contention Der
@ban9l. Somtagsidulen beisuppb.
men.
-SSm. 3eilmonr, bon IorriIon,
befano iid an 0ienstoe oicier ISOLDE
beir, IN geihGftliden a%ngelcgenbei.
ten, SEER 3eilmam 1T in, 9aDn.
ldIiuelIen. uno Sols . @eId1ft; man
leIe Die InSeiee an anbercr SteIle
bieies @lattes.
-EauI &of, bon 2ooi, Sal, unS
SRI. gliiabetb 9reipeI, bon ,SSnneper,
oelce, NO, ipllroen boriee @ote in
Der 8obnung bon Serrn 9od's Mi,t.
ter, 8ralt s. Is. Sod, getrout. Serr
Sod nno feline @l,tter pcbnten frii,
Der III @osconabe gountp.
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8enn Sbr fir Giter 8elo Den
beiten 2affee au boben miiniht, Damn
sebt au Sobn S. SeImers,
-3ilbur Settler lit elmer Der nett
en- aneeitelIten in Der biciisen Shub"
fabrid.
-gruolo 9leiIe lnb oeiien Sobn
maren iiber Samstag uno Sonntag
alif 8eiud in gbamoiS.
-anbreoS Mlrnbpiller bot It'd
nad 2agroiie, &an. begebel, nm ben
Sommer iiber bort at bleiben.
-Sranf gegers lit am Sanlstag
bon elmer mebrpo6entli6en Retie
burf Die SiioItaaten Suriideefebrt.
eberlin & Sobs liefern giS in
allen Quantitaten in allen Sbetlen
Der Staot ab. tnn telepbcnire Nr.
1853.
-8aIter 9ruens bat iih am
Samstae nod 2arneb, 3an. begeben,
nm mGbreno Der grnte BORT 5u ar
beiten.
-Srau Sris Sdulenberg uno Sabp
befinben iid alif 9eiu6 BEL Srau
SdnIenbere's @ltern SermaIrn Se'
fotte ,ino @ottin.
-8eriammlune bes Commercial
2Iub am Sanlstae (alio morgen), I'M
8 llbr, abenbs. alle iinb bringenb
eriu6t antpeienb 81 fem.
-Srai @eors &i,bn uno &inber
bon Saline, &au., iino our 3eit Die
@Gite bon Srau 9ltbn's gltern,
@ugen Raiie unb @attin.
Or. $. S. @raf unb Samilie bon
&binelaub, paren iiber lesten Conn.
tag auf 9eiud bel Serrn @raf's Mltt-
ter, Srau Charlotte @raf.
-Sermann un6 Goraro &idp ia.
n,e1, ON Iesten Sanstag bon gba.
mois. I'M ibren 8ater, S. q. &idp,
nelder franf 1T, gu beiuhen.
Wan neriude ben Bon Con &ai.
fee, ben belten 8affee wel6er jentals
fir 25c. pro Bfunb offeriert iprrrbe.
gu berfaufen bel s. s. SeImers.
SRI. Roialinoa Sobns, ipeI9e
i'm berganeenen Sabr, in 8pomine.
oils 2ebrerin aneeitellt mar, befinbet
iid bier on,f 9eiud, bel ibren Inse.
borieen,
SRI. Gillian Sdsner, melfc i'm
berganeeneu Sobr in Normanop, ct
2ouis County, oils 2ebrerin ongeIteIlt
lpar, befinbct iih iuGbrenb Ser Serien
bnbeim.
Rarflts 9aumItorf, bon 8irfs
ipooo, NO, mar om pGeaneenen
Sonntag bier, I'M Dem 9~egrGbniB iei.
mes peritorbenen 8aters, Carl 9ounl.
itarf Or, beisl1uobnen.
-Baitl Noosmar1,. bon 9eracr
puroe am Wontag. ben 10. Sum-,
bon ieiner 8attin nit cinem Sodter
den bef@enft. Srau @oosmarn mar
triiber SRI. emma Rueoiaer, bon
bier.
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-Gon. 3ormatn, bon Eotsoam,
mar geItern bier. in @eidGften,
-9aItor aue. 8aIobn, bon Ban,
befanb iid eeitern, beiudsmeiie, bier
in Der Staot.
-Srau @ert $epine nno oeren
So6ter @enepa iino am bereaugenen
Sreitag bon einem 9eiud IN &ort-
lano @o, ouriideefebrt.
81, 6. WtaupirL gauoioat iiir oaS
Imt Ses Sberiffs, mar am lesten
Gienstag in Iprriion, nm nod benz
politii9en Barometer 81 idaucn,
Sic Mitslieoer Der bieii9eu
2pae oes SroenS &opaI 4"rcarnlut,
lno oeren SamilieL matten am Der.
eaneeren Sonntag etllen glusflug
nod Soeriter's @rope.
-@eorg Strltttmann, bon Ser
manu-, bradte an lesten SamStog
5lpei Sort" Touring Cars bierber,
pelde er an 8m. Seping perfauft
bate. &binelono &ecorb.)
-9llio ont nGditen 9ienstas ieiern
mir lpieoer einmal Den @lorreiden
8ierten. Rltn oieies Sabr baben mir
cine sa,1a beionOere llriade unieren
9atriotismlls our Sdau Sit tragen.
-Srau gmma Seinlein uno oeren
Spbn@ ernoit befanben ii6 Su gnfaug
oieier 8o6e bier, auf 8eiu9 bel Ser
%panoten; Srau Seinlein lit I'M ct,
2ouis Staot Soipital oils &o6in an.
eeltellt.
SO. S. SensIep un6 @m. Sling
eiien, bon Opensbille, iporen am
borigen Sreitag uuf benz bieiigen
Ia6labeeri6t, I'M Dos Seltameut Oes
peritorbenen Geo. &ingeiien einsit-
rei6en.
-Srail Srancis $arter, ionie
@. @eber ,lnb @attin, bon ct.
2ouis, iino our 3eit Die @aite bon
Serrn Sarter's Sobn 81. S. Sarter,
itnb beiien @attiu. Serr Starter lit
Der Correspondent Der Starf 9iitil'
lerp 60.
Die feierli6e ginDeibung Der
,1ellen fotboliiden ct. @eorgs Stride
pirb am Sonntag, ben 8. Suli, Inn
10 llbr, pormittags, itattfinben. Der
Sofn. Sobn S. @lennon, Gr5biiboff
bon ct. Souls pirb Die ginipeibungs.
&ebe balten.
Sos Sdbrboot iptrb am 4, Srli
cine Sabrt nod Mofane MAIDEN, Inn
ben @ofane 9aieboll Club, nebit on.
beren 8efu6ern, mad 9erntann 81
beforoern, no batn elm Spiel 5pi-
fden Den Mofone ,no ben Sermonn
Seams It~nttfinben miro.
-Gon. Sues, ipelder fi6 einige
Gage bel bieiieen Sernanoten aufee-
bnlten bate, lit am Sonntae pieber
no6bauie, nod ct. 2ouis. gereiIt. Sn
ieiner 9esleittng befonb iid feline
feline Nidte, 2orerla 2eibaf, tpelfc
elm poor @o6en in Ct. 2crlis bleibei1
miro.
-8eim 8iegen I'M Die gde Der
Siinften ltnb @arft Strobe, om let.
ten Sonntag Ibenb, pltrbe Ser IA.
Sabre alte Sobn bon Sic SbGier ltnb
@attin bon bem altto bes Silliils
Sanien getroffen ltnO 5llbooen geiuor.
fen. Gum Slid wuroc ser &nabe
MIR unbeoeltteuo perlett.
-au6 I'M Seben eires allsseaeidy
neten gaIeball SeomS giebt es fein
,tngetriibtes Slid. Die 8abrbeit
oteies alten Sprlds erfubr am Ies-
ten Sonntag, bier utticr Scrmarn
Seant, inoem berielbe bas Spiel nit
Dem Eeom bon Sinn robefabl perlor.
Gos &eitltat mar 3 eegen 0, 5ueir,
item bon 2inn.
-glle biejenigen, bier in Der
Stabt, melde 8erionen gegen 8e.
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single object Disastrous as the re-
suit has been to the German fleet. it
nevertheless must be regarded as an
extremely crciitahle performance that
they should have facel the peril of
an encounter with force oi. roughly,
twice their strength and have got
large enougu portion of their fleet
back into hartor to be able to say
uuthtully that the English fleet had
not got results proportionatc to is
strength. We know OF course that
tie explanation Of this lies in the ill
luck OF the mist coming down when 1t
did, hut the German fleet deserves
great credit As the majority cf the
ships did &c; back, the Gc'mla gov
ornment was able to say that il had
won a victory. and the mere saying
Of this undoubtedly Chcercd the Ger
mans NJ for a considerable mum Der
Of weeks There was. am sure. no
ether motive but this desire to lay
c'aim To a victory behind the sortic
ard no other motive will ever bring
The German fleet out again. Whether
1t can come cut or not depends upon
the speed with which the Germans
can repair their ships and upon the
Feasibility Of completing ships now
under construction. II the situation
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Fleet Junk fter Jad British Naval Experts Declare

much, II any difference between the
fire control methods IN use in the
British and German fleets, but from
the rapidity with which the Germans
got the initial range. it seems prob
able that they used a moro accurate
ranse-tindcr than ours"
How do you think the ;unnery W
The American fleet compares with
that Of the British and Germans ?"
Cant discuss that" said Mr.. Pollen.
The data that count are not
available"
why did the German fleet come
out" was my next question. MIR
Pollen's answer was practically the
same as that given mo BY one Of
the distinguished sailors whom | may
not quote. "lf we look at naval his
tory" said MIR. Pollen. I'VE finn
three reasons why fleets come our
and fight when command of The sea-
TX being exercised by their upponcnl,
The first reason is TO diSpatc the
command, which explains the surtic
of the French fleet that resulted in
the battle Of the first of June or 4
fleet may come out to break down
blockade maintained nv a hostile
fleet, which explains tho actions Of
our wars with the Dutch. Thirdly,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-30
BLOOD POISON

He has been honored in every
country in the world as tho great
est benefactor OF mankind, for
blood poison, the diseases which
SOC was designed to cure, pre-
walls to an astonishing extent
throughout tho world. over ff-
teen per cent OF the entire pop
ulation of this country is infected
with the disease. Thousands and
thousands suffer from the effects
Of this great plague. and yet
know II not COS has now been
improved by Prof. Ehrllch a third
time.
| give more of these treatments
than all other specialists put to-
gether so why take a chance with
the less experienced ! am the
acknowledged Master OF the Blood
Poison Specialists.
In the very large number OF
cases in which I have used this
Remedy, | have not had one single
failure. Every symptom of tho
disease, from tho eruption TO the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-30

running sore. from the rash to tho
destruction of tissue and bone, was
checked within twelve hours after
its administration. There is no
longer the slightest doubt about
the wonderful curative power OF
this remedy. and in the hands OF
an expert specialist there is abso-
luteiy no danger OF any kind
from its use.
In tho majority OF cases II Ia
only necessary for the patient to
remain under my direct personal
care for a few minutes, after
which ho can go to his hotel
business or home, with a feeling
OF relief such as sufferers from
this disease never dream. Shortly
after you have received this treat
ment directly into tho blood, I
will have u Wasserman test made,
or | will allow you to have tho
same made II you desire. In order
that you may know absolutely
and positively for all time that
every vestige OF the poison is en-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-30
stuck Up.

a Rockville young woman suffer
ing an early attack Of hay feye
bought a healing mcntholated salv
which she was told would give relief
Awakened the other night by diff
.ulty in breathing, she went 70 he
dresser and got what she thought wa!
the jar Of salye The effect was "a
from what she expected, and arisin;
a second time she lighted the laml
and found she had filled both nos
trils with very good grade OF n.
hrlry paste. The Booster learned hel
name, hut promised not TO tell.
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SPEED is EVERYTHING NOWADAYS
United States Battle Fleet Admiral Believes, Would
Go Down Before Equally Skilful Squadron of
Half Its Gun Power Because Lacking
in Types of Ships Necessary
for New Tactics
BY JOHN l.. BALDERSTON.

Copyright 1916, by The Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate)
LONDON, July 4The naval battle off Juand proves among
other things of more interest Europe the fact
supreme interest to the people of the United The
feetno only as now constituted but planned according
the program now In effects hopey out of date. That the
American fleet would have chance of
with modern fleet OF hghspd ships containing proper pro-
portion of the superdeStroyer and light if
American ships and
shooting were equal the statement made by admiral
who ranks authority second living
Of the friends England
This and another retired flag officer who has
naval tactics felt that naval etiquette prevented the
in criticism however friendly of the ships foreign
At the suggestion of of them have obtained
the lessons of the battle of Jutand Pollen
Of the worlds greatest authorities gunnery
death of F. T. Jane the foremost lay critic England naval
affairs The views of Mr. Pollen which he permits to use are
much moderate than the of the admras
eli To he
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AID He Dist

Hold on there" said the leader o
the hand. stopping the music anc
turning to the new trombone player
This won't do at all You arc thrc,
bars ahead Of the rest Of us"
Il know it," replied the trombonist
proudly. "Didnt ! tell you | coulc
play TO beat the band?"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-30

Prof. Paul Ehrlich. OF Frank
fort, Germany, Third Great Dis
covery is a positive cure for Blood
Poison. DO not take his original
SOC; it is dangerous. / have the
Prof. Ehrlich's latest improved
Cor third) Remedy which is the
recognized Positive Cure and can
be taken with absolute safety.
There will be no further improve
ment in SOC, as the third com
pound satisfies Prof. Ehrlich, who
has turned his attention to other
diseases.
This new German Remedy for
Blood Poison will in the course
of few more years forever rid
the nations OF the world OF this
frightful disease. 1t is a blessing
to mankind. Professor Ehrlich
has won the undisputed position
as the worlds greatest chemist
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fleets come out to thwart military en-
terpriscs of the enemy or make mill
tary operations bv their own side pos
sihle; this desire caused Nillercuve to
Eight at Trafalgar.
"Now the German fleet did not
come out to dispute the command OF
the sea II it had. 1t would have
fought the action to finish. The
Germans did not come out to break
the blockade, since they were not ac-
compS nicd by any convoy of trading
ships. and made no effort either to
meet incoming ships or to pat others
upon their journey. They certainly
did not como out to dispute with MS
the use Of the channel as means for
sending armies and supplies into
France to attack Germany. IN other
words. they did not come out for any
of the three reasons that hN,Ne forced
inferior fleets i'm previous wars to
fight. Why then did they come out
at all?
\ Great Try for Victory.
There is only one explanation. II
had become absolutely necessary to
tho German rulers to lie able to tell
their People that thCy had won a
big victory. The whole fleet was
risked on this single venture fer this
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For Limit OF Time Will Administer Genuine Enrich COS or 94 SIS
You Can Be Cured Delays Are Dangerous

Six months ago a man came in
with friend who was being
treated. and in the course OF the
conversation called attention to
tho fact that there were slight
evidences of blood poison in his
case, and asked II 1 thought 1t
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-30

could promise that II would read
ily respond to treatment and could
easily be controlled, whilo another
patient might have no signs Of
the disease scarcely. and very
slight lesion might come on Q
valve OF the heart and ruin tho
patients health forever. This gem
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tleman laughed and said: "Well.
so long az this is no worse. will
wait a little while" Four months
later no walked into my office,
one side almost totally paralyzed,
and while l cured his blood poison,
Il will be long time before he
will be himself again. IL ever.
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best for him to have treatment
OF so slight case ! explained
to him that there was no such
thing as mild case Of this dis
ease; that while ono patient might
be a mass of sores. and from this
point OF view, in a serious condi-
ton. yet from my experience 1
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tirely eliminated from your system.
NOTE prefer to have the patient
present while | prepare the solution, so
that he can SEQ with his own eyes that
no substitute is being used and also oh
serve the technique | follow Va preparing
this famous German Remedy, for the
best results can only be obtained by the
proper preparing Of same. The genuine
Remedy is imported and sold in sir-tight
glass ampules. which are opened by the
use Of file, then and there prepared and
injected directly into the blood which
Is the only way that Is recognized by the
best authorities TO administer this remedy.
Thomas A. Edison, the great "Eicc-
trical WIZARD says. THE German
Discovery is the most important achieve.
ment Of the year l91i-and that most OF
US have the disease and do not know it,
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in Germany gets desperate. the hig'
seas fleet may be forced to risk an
other encounter with The gC2u
fleet "
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"What I have said must not he
supposed to reflect upon the skill and
organizs tion of the gunnery officers,
fire COR troll parties and gun layers.
Never has the British fleet. reacred
so high a point of perfection as It
reached Just before this battle, and,
for that matter, the level of the Ger
man gunnery was extremely high.
also. 1 gather that in almost every
cage, the Germans found the rangv
more quickly than we did, and began
firing their salvoes with extraordinary
accuracy and extraordinary rapidfty.
hut the German fire control organi-
zation does not seem 10 be able to
last very long. IN no instance did
gather ts4t accuracy Of fire was
maintained There 10 PROBABLY not
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-19
MISS HYDE RANKS FAVORITE
Expected to Retain Women's Metro.
politan Golf Championship in
Tourney at Baltusrol.
PLAYS EXCEPTIONAL LONG GAME

NEW YORK, March 1s-Because of her
exceptional long game, Miss Lillian 3.
Hyde in the opinion Of a number OF her
friends, appears to have fine chance to
retain possession OF her title as champion
OF the Women's Metropolitan Golf asso-
ciation when that body holds its annual
tournament at Baltusrol next June. Much
the same line Of reasoning was heard a
number of years ago when the South
Shore girl competed at Baltimore in the
women's national meeting. There was
no question as to the brilliant part of
her long game. yet Indifferent putting
more than discounted whatever advantage
she gained with wood. and she failed to
win the coveted crown.
Meeting less class in the Metropolitan
championships. Miss Hyde has had No
difficulty in winning several of these.
and 30 far as the next one II concerned
1t certainly does look as II she should
have distinct advantage at q majority
OF the holes. To at least eleven of the
eighteen holes the Long Island player
ought to be able to get home In stroke
less than the average opponent. BY
average is meant good players. the kind
that qualify in an event of this kind
They get fair length, though, OF course
yards short OF the title holder.
Assuming that Miss Hyde makes no
mistakes with her wooden clubs. and
that her approaches land her within putt
ing distance. It may be seen at a glance
that unless her short game breaks down
or her opponent does something excep-
tional. a majority OF the holes are as
good as won by the time the green IL
reached. At Baltusrol this player should
have a pronounced advantage at the first.
second. fourth, sixth. seventh and eighth
holes going out, and on the homeward
journey at the eleventh. fourteenth. fit-
teenth. sixteenth and seventeenth. That e
the way It seems, but you never can tell.