davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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NcGuwS Men Do Dodgers Good Turn but R%bnS HpgM MMMy the Aid BY Dropping a Game in E
Results of a Day Make
Flag Struggles TenSer
Defeat of Brooklyn and Philadelphia Adds Test to Ma
tional Battle-All American Con-
tenders Win-How They Stand.

A. the six pennant contenders in the
Two major leagues are dashing down the
homestretch II Is interesting to note that
the rituations IN both major leagues are
very much similar. In each circuit the
leading team 10 a game and a half ahead
of tho second club. though In the Amer
lean League only two games separate the
hrst three teams. while in the National
there Ia q difference of three and q half
games between the leader and the third
place club.
With the exception Of the Boston Red
Sox. Worlds Champions Of 1915, and the
pace settlers In the American League. all
OF the Ave contenders-Detroit Tigers,
Chicago White Sox. Brooklyn Superbas,
Phillies and Boston Bnaves-are about
to begin long stays at their home
grounds. which will last until practically
the end Of the season. The season still
has three and a half weeks to 60.
In the National League yesterdays
games helped to tighten the race, as a
Brooklyn victory In Boston would have
put the Superbas two and a half games
ahead OF Philadelphia and Ave and q
half ahead of Boston. The National
League leaders his morning stand as
follows:
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PENN STATE LOSES GILL.

STATE COLLEGE. Pa. Sept. l2.--Word
has come to Penn States football train
Ing quarters that Joe Gill, regarded
favorably for a varsity berth his season.
will be unable TO continue the gridiron
sport because Of parental objections, For
two years Head Coach Harlow has
groomed Gill for the right guard position
to succeed Mcdowell. who was gradu.
ated In June. With the arrival Of O'Don-
nell, Thorpe, Painter. Conover and a
batch OF freshmen the training table
squad now numbers moro than sixty
candidates.
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SHAW FAILS in PINCH
AGAINST RED SOX
Boston Champions Connect at
OppOrtune Times to Win
From Washington, 4 to 2.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1l.-Shaw never
worked harder to win a game OF base
ball than he did against the Boston Red
Sox here to-day. and several times 1t
seemed he was succeeding. but on each
OF these occasions one Of the Boston
batsmen managed to connect safely. No
more opportunc hitting has been seen
here this season. Boston got only eight
binglcs. but four OF these came when
they were most needed n won for
them by 4 to 9.
Hubert Leonard VAS decidedly III,
steady. walking four men and usually
pitching himself out Of the hole. but he
was effective with men on bases. Wash
ing,on's weak hitting was most notice
able. The score:
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BACK HOME.

After two weeks conditioning in
Maine the Harvard varsity squad. under
Capt, Dadmun and Coach Leary. re-
turned to Cambridge and are firmly
intrehched on the home field. Harvard
races "a diHcult task this year. as OF the
twenty-five men who earned n letter last
season only seven remain on the team
They are Capt. Dadmun. Harte, Coolidge
Harris, Taylor. Horween and Robinson
most OF whom are practising daily.
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ROBERTSON TO BE HONORED
Celebrities to Attend Testimonial
Dinner 40 NUrrRy's T"-night.

Lawson Robertson. the famous '''.'
OF the Irish American \ e, w. .''.'
on Friday To take up rs Ne" p.~'
as trainer at the University 80 ~
vania. VIII be rendered a ''.
dinner and farewell cclcura'. %
Old Dominion Room at NI'.'
night. Al Of the 4. \. T. OF l-
In the city and most Of a." iH' "
who won titles last week wlil .'.t
Among those on tho committee 80
Judge Barlow :, Weeks. frcu.
Ruben. secretary treasurer q, ~ y
u, Congressman Murray + II.
Martin j, Sheridan, SPARE" i'"n'
Patrick J, Conway. president
Irish American \. e.. Tcrrrl." l.'.'
John j. MCliuph. Thomas Cassidy '
others. Robertson popultr.tt
tested by the fact that III" d mo. p
nally planned for 100, ctd ("
creased to 800. and Application
tickets last night still WEI" puHU''
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CR0WELL WINS FOR BIRDS.
Pitches Alright Hall, Beating
Providence by q 10 2.

baltimore. Sept. ll-Gnternat!onal).-
With Crowell holding Providence to three
hits the Orioles began the Ina series OF
the season on the home grounds to-day
with a 6 to . victory. 1t was a pretty
hurting duel, with Billiard on the Provl-
dence end unit! the eighth. wnen the
locals sewed VI matters. Hits by Bar.
Der. Twombly and Hartzell. an error and
a sacrifice fly produced three runs. Hart
zell tripled with two on in this frame.
The score
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ED FOR TODAY

Boston In Washington.
81. Louis In Chicago.
Detroit In Cleveland
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CLEVELAND PITCHERS
TANNED BY TIGERS
Boehling and Gould Are Hit
Hard, While Dauss Is a
Puzzle.

CLEVELAND. Sept. 11-(American).-
Detroit turned the tables on Cleveland
to-day. winning by Q to 1. Dluss was q
puzzle throughout. while Boe'.ling and
Gould were hit hard. Penner. a recruit
from Marshalltown. Iowa. lid the best
work Of C~leveland's four pitchers.
Heilmann. who substituted at first base
for Detroit. made three singles. a double
and a triple in five times at bat. The
score:
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/, other games we're scheduled.


The Standard Oil Company OF New Jer.
Standard Transportation Company tfor-
merly the standard OH Company OF New
York. foreign shipping department.. will
Athletic Field Saturday at gao r. NJ. W.
LANCE and L. Tunison will be the battery
Tor the New Jersey Company. G. Freely and
tion Company.
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WICHITA

COLORADO SPRINGS. Col. Sept. IL
The Wichita Western League baseball
team to-day was formally transferred to
Colorado Springs and the remainder Of
the games OF the season will be played
here. F.. c. Zehrung, president OF the
league. who is here. the
league will take all risk in connection
with the venture. The Wichita fans did
not support the team there.
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MINORS H A
ha nj tOn Scores Over National
LeaEuers by q q 10 q Tally,

HrNoHAMroN. n. ", Sept. 1.-THE
Pittsburg Nationals to-day dropped of
here for an exhibition game with the
Binghamton club of the New York State
League and the locals won by 6 to 6.
Tho Blngos punched hits of Scott
in the sixth inning and won. The score :
Ringhamton... o x-6 / i
Pittsburg. u 00ol0 0--5 IL Q
scott. Grimes and Fisher.
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PIRATES BECOME BARoNs

PIrTsBuRd. Sept. 1.-THE release OF
three players to the Birmingham team
OF the Southern Association by the Pitts
burg National League club was an
nounced to-day, They are Pitcher II. L.
Douglas. lnhelder b. W. Cleveland and
Outfelder Eugene Madden.
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PhiLS Glad to Get Out;
Drop Fourth to Giants
Kauff Leads Attack on Rixey, Oeschger and Mayer, for
a Victory by 9 to ,4-Tesreau Several Times in
Trouble, but Big Lead Saves Him.
NJ @. LrEB.

Just before the Giants started on their
last horrible Western trip they lost four
straight games In Philadelphia. That
blow wrecked the Giant pennant hopes
Tor 1915 and lost Larry Doyle and Fred
Merkle their New York uniforms. But
turn about IL fair play. Yesterday on
the Polo Grounds the Giants rammed a
fourth straight defeat down the gulping
threats OF the astonished pills. the new
National Exhibitors making a clean
sweep of the four game set by downing
Moran's champs by a score OF to 4.
Those four defeats may not ruin the
p%ennant chances Of the Phillies, but
nevertheless they hurt like blaxes. and IL
the Quakers blow the pennant' II will
take them a long time to forget their last
1916 setto with the Giants. One thing il
certain the Phils are not near a. pre-
sumptuous as when they came here last
Friday after winning eight straight
games from Brooklyn and Boston.
In belaboring the pills the Giants
played no favorites. and tanned all Of
Moran's leading Fingers. First Aieck
got It. then Demaree and third on the
list was Bender. Moran's last hope was
big Eppa Jeptha Rixey. who has been
winning as consistently as Alexander
this season.
Riley Derricked In Fourth.
However, the lank virginian was q
poor hope and took the worst drubbing
OF the lot. Moran waited until six pair
OF Giant feet had battered over the plate
IN the fourth inning before he used his
hook on the elongated college yell.
Rixey was succeeded by young Joe
Oeschger. who contributed "a classic
bone while the dark skinned Erskine
Mayer swept out.
The bulky Tesreau had charge OF the
job Of reducing the Phillies and toward
the finish the Missourian stood severa6
times on thin ice. Jef Is a bad man to
skate on thin ice. but yesterday his big
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HUSTLERS IN EVEN BREAK.
Win First From Buffalo on Fine
Pitching by NH.

ROCHESTER. Sept. IL internationally.
Good pitching by Hili enabled Roches-
ter to win the first game with Buffalo to-
day. . to !. in ten innings. In the Sec
ond game Bader beat a youngstcr, Test,
3 10 .. The scores
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DETROIT "a,


base hi~ts-Spencer. Heilman. Stolen bases
Witt 90. Cobb. Heilman. Sacrifice
Left on bases-Cieveland 4: Detroit. 10, First
base on e~rror-Dciroi,. / Bases on balls-on
Boehlinx. 2: on Gould, 2: on Penner. ., on
klepfer. Il on Dauss. /. Hits and earned
ninrs on Gould. 7 and 4 In > innings on
Penncr, . and none In 2 innings OF klcpfer.
! and none in l inning on Dauss. 8 and l In
3 innings. Struck out-Ny Penner, !: 10y
Dauss. .. Passed ball-O'Neill Umpircs-
Messrs. Owen and Dineen. Time Of game-l
hour and IS minutes.
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Fasteners Win Again.

On top OF the victory on the water d
Fasteners achieved aruth,g unr e.
land when they returned To- Trl,''s =.
and. the Fast beating the Nc-' 5,
five inning ball game. II t. > D
Western inc was made NJ ~ li"'' 7
Angeles. CT. Murray, San Francis t
Thomson. Los Angeles. - BaS A'
Los Angeles. p. Ward, Chicago '
Booth. Chicago. 3h. Harvey. - led
Oh, Loomis. Chicago. III Wa'k!Hs, d.
Angeles, e. The Victorious Ets'r''
were WorthtinG'on. Boston, 90. -.
New York. 81. Gleason. New N,rt. '
Revanney, Millrosc \. e., 10 Bro. .
|. A. 4. C.. Ct, M~cLoughl.n I''s'.'. W.
Sinclair. New York. #. Loc her. ~
York. c, Bob paislcy. New YORK % IT
game was broken up In the Nf'l. "''
the call to dinner sen; all hand, 81
rush for the dining room
During the dinner Serrc'trv w.
OF the 4. a. L. announced that tho
tional championships Of 1915 p'nH''
would be held in cleveland ava iA.'
huge stadium would be erected i'''"
time for the meet. Romcyu b..
the intercollegiate A, \. \. \ st.! 3d.
the annual indoor collegiate relay ,"irf y
which was held in Madison SIL,r' 'rl
den last year probably would j." Pc
in Convention Hall. Philad" pht ~
year. After dinner the cr"wd l..'u''
back to Manhattan. whore boxing '.'
in the city clubhouse wouud up tho ~
gramme last evening.
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Totals. al u II a Totals. 5ieo 81 Is
eBatted for Msrquard In the ninth inning.
Tran for Movers In the ninth inning.
tBstted for Wilhoit In the seventh inning.
brooklyn. .,,..,...,. 0 0 0 o.
Boston ..........u... l o l 3 rs
Two base hits-Gowdy t). Meyers. Double
play-OlsoD, CutshBw mad Daubert. Left on
bHses-Rrooklyn 8 Boston. y. First base on
Ibrooklyn, Boston, . BASES on balls
u Msrqnard, .; on Raglan. 3. Hits and
earned runs-On Vanguard, hits i2, runs & in
s innings on Rsgan, hits &. runs l In Q In.
nings. Struck 1ut-By Marquard, q. nv
kaxan, 4. Empires Messrs. Klein and Emslic.
Tlme OF EaIne-l hour and &c mlnute.
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Two hare hIt-RRrbcr, Three base hit-IIRrt.
,cll. Sacrifice hlts-Hartzcli. Crcwell. Nc.
t.rov. Onslow: Sacrifice fy-Kopf. stolen
bases1Twomblys Bates ?. M"Avoy.- Double
halls-ON Crowell. I of billiard. I Struck
out-Rv Billiard. 2. Left on hases-Providcncc.
g. baltimore. 4. umpire-Mr. Clesry. Time
q game-l hour snd ~ minutes.
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EVERS TO JOIN BRAVES.

Troy. N. Y. Sept. 11.-Although neu-
rltis in his left arm precludes the posi-
bility of Johnny Everss playing at
present he will Join the Boston Braves
tomorrow morning. Evers left tonight
in response to a telegraph m from
Manager Stallings.
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MONTREAL BEATS A
Brady's Wildness Proves Btg Help
to Royals-Score, 3 to I.

MONTREAL. Sept, 1l.--Brady's wildness
the Royals In take the third
game Of their series with Montreal to-
day. 2 TO 1. The score
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SH(OkD GAME.
NEWARK ~ RICHMOND ~
Totals .3s tl22i

Two base hit Mckenry Three base hits
Rank 81. Schw.rt. Sarrihcc hit-Mnoer~
sacrifice fy-kcllihcr. Stolen bsscs-Kihler
Wittar. Cable 80. Bases on halls-OM Enrght,
! Hit hy pitchcr-By Mckrnry. | ,Egan,
struck out-By Enrirht. ,: by McKenry. 8.
Passed hnll-Egan wild pitch-Enrisht. I'm.
pircs- Mcssrs. Bedford and Hart. Time Of
game hour and IS minutes.
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TORONTO ~

Stolen bases Moran, Gather, kritchelL, Grs-
ham. Sacrifcc hits-wagner (2). Galore. i.
smith, Blackhurne. J. Smith. Sacrifice flies
Cadore. kritchcll. Two base hits-Slattcry
Madden. Left on bases Montreal. 10; To.
ronto, 10. struck out-By Galore. 6 nv BRADY.
/; by Rlackhurne. 4 Bases on bslls-On
Cndorc. l: on BRADY, 7: ON Blackburne. l,
mt by pitcher-By brady. l Nlattery). Passed
hall Madden. Innings pitched by Brady. 6 g
hits. . runs,: by Blackburn, . mo hits.
No runs). EMPIRES Messrs. Rransheid and
wcstervelt. Time Of game-i hour and IS
minutes.
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Benton Ready to Step II.

benton ran out TO the warm up pi, in
the seventh. when the Pills go, very
familiar with Big Jer. They say famil-
iarlty breeds contempt. With one out
Whiited, Luderus and Bancroft rapped
successive singles. the former scoring
Jeu then stocked the bases by winging
Wilbur Good and Luderus scored when
aho'her ~p!nchboy, Claude Cooper.
bounced a single OF Jcf's fin.
Paskert forced Claude at second. but
when Herzog threw wildly, gunn!ng for
a double play. both Banny and Good
scored. Nichor lifted to Kaun. putting
an end to the danger.
kauT scored New York's eighth run
WIN MS homer. jolting It out Of Mayer
IN the seventh. The Giants put together
the ninth run in the eighth inning. Tes-
reau and Burns singled. Whitted's fum-
Bile helping both along an extra base.
herzog famed. and on Robertson's roller
to Stock Tesreau was executed. Az
Robertson stole second Adams threw Into
centre field, Burns scoring. The score
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Sacrifice hits-Ness. Weaver. Faber. Double
play-Terry. T.. Collins and Ness. Left On
h~ases-Chicarc. L.; 81 Louis. 8. First base
on Chicago, .: 81. Louis, :. Bases ON
halls-OM Fsicr. |: on Hamilton. I. Hits and
earned runs-ON Koob. 9 and l In . innings
on Groom. 2 and l in none on Hamilton. . and
I In 5 innings On Park. none and none In l
inning on Faher, ) and none In 9 innings.
struck out-By Fahcr. 3 by Hamilton. 3. I'm
pircs-Mrssrs. Connolly and Hildehrand. Time
Of game hours.
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FIELD FOR RENT FOR
FOOTBALL OR BASEBALL

with Grand Stand seating 1000. Week DAYS
A.; NJ: \. J.. NJ. Sundays A, NJ. only. Address
W. SMALL. i%7 West 30th Street,
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At lynn lnrst FRlm"I- II, II. r..
~Springheid... o 10000 % 4
Lynn,......., OlOl l 0 o "a 6 0
Ratteries-Justin and OJerholm; Jewett
and Masterman,
second game II, II. +.
Springfield. ........ 1900 Is o
Lynn, ............ 0 vi g
BatteNes-Johnson and ojerholm; Cam
AVIAN and Carroll.
At Hartford II. II. r.
New London. o I 0 o I l--5 Q
Hartford 49,. 5000 O--l q 2
Hatteries--Marti and Fish: Trautman
and Murphy.
Al Worcester n. II. r.
Portland. 80. 3 0000 900 I'd o q
Worcester. 0 0 2 | % I
MISUNDERSTANDING, Tuckey. Penfold and
Hilhullcn: Simpson. Hanson. McQuilian
and Tyler.
No other games were scheduled.
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BASEBALL. TODAY. EBBETs FIELD.
Brooklyn VS.. Pittsburg. 2games. 1870 p. NJ.
-1dp.
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National and American League Records.
RESULTS OF GAMES.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York. o. Philadelphia. 4.
Boston. s. Brooklyn, I.
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Two base hits-JanNrin, IL. Leonard, stolen
h~ases-McNally. Foster. Mcbride. Sacrifice hits
Scott. Hoblitzell Sacrirc. hy-Smith. Double
plays Henry and Foster scott and Hiohlitzcll +.
Wnassisted). Left on bascs-Roston.
I Washington. &. Bases on halls-On II
Leonard. on Shaw. 4; on Ayers. l. Hits
aud earned runs-On shaw. 6 hits, 4 runs In I
innings OF Ayers. , hits. no runs In . in
nings OF Leonard. 2 runs. Struck out-By
shaw. 4. by II. Leonard. 5; by Ayers. I. Wild
pitch-H. Leonard. Passed hall Henry. I'm
pircs-Mcssrs. chin and Evans, Time Of game
-. hours and s minutes.
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TOT, s.. 80 q .. 10 , McKenry,p. 90


'Rnttcd for wilkerson In the ninth inning.
HATED ioI CT sIi;e Ii TIC s.sA:a :T::rS.
Newark .............. o q ots
Richmond ........ o o 0 0 : Il
Two base hits-kibler. Cshle. wittcr. Sscri-
Ace hits Move. stafford, O'Donnell. Sacrifice
rean. stolen ase-Eankston
Double plays-Hcalcy and Gable Stcinhrcnn"r
and Ethel. Hits-ON Crabh!c. s In : innings.
Bases on halls-ON Wilkcrson. 3 on Crahhlc.
4 Ill nv pitchcr-Ry Crabhle. I tStHnordD.
Struck out-By Crahhie. ). Wild pitch vii.
krrs"n. Impircs -Me-srs. Hart and bedford.
Time OF gamc-i hour and 20 minutes.
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STANDING OF THE cLuRs

Cincinnati In New York twO).
Pittsburg In Brooklyn (twO).
Chicago In Boston (twO).
81. Louis In Philadelphia.
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- 7 y v I I II
Tw base hit-Kaun, Three base hit-Rsr,
Robertson, Sacrifice hit-Holke. Left on base:
New York. 7: Philsdelphis, 7. First base
on New York. !. Hits and earned runs
oeschgcr, ! hit. no runs in 2i,3 Inning ON
MAYER ) hlts, ! run In innings on Tcsrcan,
= runs hit by pitcher-By Tesreau, I tGoodI
croft, Crsvsth) on Ri1ey. 1 Hcr.or .'G'
Turns; ksunC OF Oeschger, l CKaun)' Struck
1ntIBy Tesresu, 6 ,tRiIey. Luderus. Oeschrsr,
raskert. Adans) by Oeschger, l naridrn) :
by Mayer, HerzoR). Passed bsIl-E' Burns
Cmpires--M essrs. Byron and QuigIcy. Time ~
game: hours and 10 minutes "' '"
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CHICAGO ,A.)


TOtal =. az 252tN
'Battcd for Koch In the third inning.
HATED for Hamilton In the eighth inning.
81. Louis q o 0 ! %
Chicago ? l I 0 0 l 0 o Is
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TotaIs....N s ~ 10 3
.Iatted for 4, burns In the seventh inn,,.
fBatted for Oeschgcr In the seventh ,nn,nx
lBattcd for MAYER In the ninth innin.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-26

kretarzowi Lansingowi przyjeta
juz wv zasadzie' przez Cerranze
oferte posrednictwa W kryzysie
mexykahskim.
Pan Lansing mic ma razie sta
nowczego ME mowi w sprawie te-
go posrednictwa, lecz dal do zro-
zumienia, re niema obecnie zad-
nych takich roznic miedzy Stana-
mi Zjednoczonyrni a Mexykiem,
kt6reby ME mog}y bye ma tel dro-
DE zalatwione.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-26
Rotmistrz Morey i 80
ocalonych.
San Antonio, Tex, 26. .czerwc;

San Antonio, Tex, 26. czerwca.
- Pierwotne obawy, re W poty-
czce pod Carrizal zestaIy diva
szwadrony amerykansNiej kawa-
leryi cafkowicie niemal milestone,
okazaly sic ma szczescie pred
wczesnern. Do podstaw OPERA
cyjnych wrocito, albo przez ratun
kowy oddziai dwu szwadronow
11-go puiku kawaleryi odnalezio-
nych zostaio dotychczas 3S oca-
lonych, miedzy mimi rotmistrz
Lewis C. Morey. Poniewaz zas O.
ba szwadrony ameryksnskie Ii
czyiy s4 zoinierzy, raporty zaS
wzmiankuja o IA polegiych i II
wzietych do niewoli, Pozostaje
IS ma liscie zaginionych, ktorych
moze uda sic jeszcze ocalic.
Smierc rotnistrza Morey'a IL
wazano juz "a pewna, gdy iona
Jego otrzymala nastepujsca de-
pesze iskrowa Cd niego:
Nv ktorems miejscu W Mexy-
ku. - Jestem powrotem ma Ii
nil dwoma ludzmi ocalonymi". q.
Rotmistrz. Morey jest jedynym
oficerem, ktory uszed{ z zyciem,
gdy Mexykanie zdradliwie rozpo-
czeli morderczy ogien ma szeregi
amerykahskie. Otrzymal on po--
strzai, lecz trzech jego zoInierzy
uniosio go oko4o 1000 jardow cd
pola walki ziozyio rannego w
jamie, znalezionej W piaslcu.
Usiiowali nastepnie uprowadz,c
60 dalej. Upadajac wyczerpanla
i omdlewajac z pragnienla
pod palacyni promieniami sion
ca, trzej wierni zolnierze niesli
swego komendanta przez pusty--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-26

ME mexykanska - lecz po ujsciu
dwu mil, SHY ich ca4kiem sic juz
wyczerpaly - ME mogl iSc z
ciezarern dalej.
Wowczas rotmistrz Morey dal
i'm heroiozne polecenie, by pozo-
stawili go, sami przynajmniej
probowai sic ratowac. Dzielni
zolnierze zaprotestowali przeci-
wloo tenpl lecz rotrnistrz trwal
przy swojem, Wsparty ma wier-
nych rekach podkomendnych, ma
pisal jeszcze rapport o przebiegu
potyczki, potem jako przeiozony
wyda1 zofnierzom stanowczy roz-
kaz, by pozostawiii go, sami sic
pr6bowali ratowac. Roz&azu mu-
sieli ushei1ac. Odeszh go, ma pol
przytonlnego, ma pewna srnlerc w
pustyni.
Ale Opatrznosc czwwaia mad
mimi. Gdy juz tracili niemal przy-
tomnosc wslutek upa4u i prag-
nienia, natkneh sic ma ratunkowy
oddzial pod porucznikiem Henry
Meyers'em maodszym. Ocaleni,
opissh mu mniej wieoej, gdzie
pozostai ich konnedant, ktorego
dzieAci temu tDdaho sic takze od~
szukac uratowac Cd pewnej
srnierci z rany pragrneria, a
przedewszystkiem Cd wikow /
I&rjotow.
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DalSze SukCeSY
Rosyan.
WALK MA "a
CHODZIE.
Francuzi odblll.
PEDZAI
AUSTRYAKOW.
Ma lnnych Teatrach.
TNNE TELEGR A MY
Sprawa Irlandyl,

wiaja op6r, os}aniajac Brody,
skad poczatek kolejowej linii do
Lwowa. Najwieksza jednak W
ciagu DOLBY byla bitwa pod Pu-
stomytami: Austryacy tu skupi-
Ii bardzo slime baterye polowe /
mitraliez liczbe spora - to tez
ogien ich dial faktycznie znlsz-
cyl okop pozycyi rosyjskiei:
mimo STRAIT ciezkich Rosyanie
wytrzymali i ogieh i kontrataki,
w szturmach, raz poraz zadall
Austryahom straty takie, IL sic
ma caiej linii cofnat musieli: Ro-
syanie wzieli 800 do niewoli i
zdobyli ma pozycyach austrya-
ckich Is mitraliez!
- Dalsze raporty rosyjskie
podaja O posuwaniu sic Rosyan
ma Pokuciu galicyjskie - poza
Wyznica i Kutami: wojska ro-
syjskie zaje}y teren po rzeke Ry-
bnice. Wszystkie linie kolejowe
wiodace Bukowiny ma Wegry
i do Galicyi So w reku Rosyan
Austryacy wciaz sic trzymaja IL
nil Strypy Ziotej Lipy, ma kto-
rych gen. Bothmer skupif giowne
silly austryackie - tymczasem
gen. Linsingen ma Wo}yniu osia-
MIA Kowel Brody - rozporza-
dzajac juz tez znaczna masa
wojsk niemieckich, ktorych spro-
wadzono wielka liczbe - ME IT,
lega watpieniu, IL re zachodnie-
90 frontu, bo centrum ME os}a-
bione: Walk tam tocza sic ro-
wniez. Ma polnocnym odcinku,
mad Dzwina jeziorami Litwy
az po Ryge Hindenburg ofensy-
we probuje - dotad bez rezul-
tatu. Mad jeziorem Babit Mem
cy atakowali poteznie zostali
jedn.k odparci; miedzy Jakubo-
wem a Dzwihskiem artylerya
niemiecka intensywnie pracuje
- spodziewaja sic ata'ku W tel
stronie generalnego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1916-06-26

wprowadza wojsko do miastecz-
ka podsunal zamiar konferen-
cyl.
,,Rotmistrz Boyd bal sic zasa-
dzki. Byl pod wrazeniem, re Me
xykanie tpciekna natychmiast,
gdy danny ognia.
,,SformowaliSmy sic do ataiku.
Zanriarem Boyda bylo posunac
sic ku lirlii okofo 120 Mexykanow
na kraju miasteczka. Rozsypalis-
my szwadron ma lewem skrzydle
W tyralierke, jeden pluton szwa-
dronu ma prawem, a drugi pluton
ma koticu prawego skrzyd}a, po-
dany nieco w ty}.
,Gdy bylismy W odlegfoSci O.
hoio 300 jardow, Mexykanie ot--
worzyli ogien i to shiny, zanirn
dslismy jeden strzal. Wowczas
rozpoczelismy ogien. Mexykanie
nie ucieldi. Ably krotko sic streS-
ciG, po okolo godzinnej palbie, W
lotorej oba szwadrony posunely
sic naprzod, szwadron c posunaa
sic do pozycyi karabinu maszy-
nowego mexykanskiego, szwa-
dron K nieco do lewego skrzydla.
Bylisrny bardzo zajeci ma pra-
wen sErzydle, odpierajac atak
flarkowy. Grupa Mexykanow o.
puscAa n1iasteczko, przeszia ma
nasze ty,y uprowadzi}a nasze ko
ME W galopie.
sOGoo&o 9-tej jeden pluton
szwadronu K, ktory by} ma le--
wem slorzydle, odpad4 w tyf.
Sierzant powiedzial, re ME mogl
utrzynrac sic. Oba plrftony odpa-
dly W tyl okoio 1000 jardow ma
zachod potem, razem z niekto-
ryrni ludzmi Z szwadronu c, ia
cy tam byli, rozsypaly sic.
,,Zostaiem lekko ranny. Pewien
cziowiek mi powiedzial, re rot
mistrz Boyd polegl. o lie zdofa-
lem stwierdzic Mkt ME widzia},
CO sic stalo porucznikiem A
dair'em po rozpoczeciu bitwy.
yJestem ukryty W jamie okofo
1000 Jardow Cd pola walk i nam
z soba jednego rannego i trzech
ludzi.
NGo-o,, S0fr,,sefr1 -