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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-28
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Die 8erbanolungen spildlen
Dem oelltl6en 8oti9after bon 8ern-
ltortf lmo Dem AusipGrtiaen slmte
lpegen Giifgabe Der in Dem 8iiro
@olf BON Sgels fonfis5ierten Sa-
plere lino, tpie es Ideint, bollItanoia
3lint Sttllitano gefonlnlen. @raf
Nernitorff oerIongt beoinaunaslole
Hitf9abe DER in elmer 8ur oeut-
lden gotldaft 9eborigen Office be-
lblagnnbmten 0ofumente, ludbreno
oas Ausmdrtige 9lmt oorouf beIteft
oaB @rof gernitorff ooer elm on6e,
rer nerontluortli6er 8otihaftsbeom.
Ter Die Sofimente ols offi8iea ioen.
ttft5ieren ioa; ser 9otTdJafter bot
lpegen meiterer 15nItruftionen mad,
@crlin telearap6iert.
Ser ais oeutiher Soion per,
battete @raf Wior epman 9olloen
lol Dor Dem Giitrittsanuolt in 9tep
yorf ein @eit6nonis o6oeleqt uno
ilber oaS fonaoii6c stontplott midi.
tige Gntbiilluugen aemoft boben
ytad leinen 9lneoben ioa man be.
ablldfl9t babelL cine 9lrmee BON
l2o,o00 Wonn, incl. eines gfeoi-
nlentes artillerie, beltebeno aus
oelitlden gfeIerpiiten gu retrutieren,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-28
anr5f lltberliht,

3fa
Hnsriffe Der Sraasuien amf
Der @eitleite Ser Mans snriif=
gelflagen. glrtiaeriefGmpfe
ftnben i'm sansen @elanbe BON
Geroitn itatt.
Der gnfitanS in Dublin
oanert an ltno bat iidD and anf
bas 2ano ansgebreitet. Sir
sypIln Wiaripea ais Sefeblsba=
Der Der srnppen nadD ssrlanb
seidift.
Nm Der sansen 8eitfront
finben Mrtilferiefampfe itatt.
aleine GrfOlgc iueroen npn ben
0entIhem an perid)ieoenen
Sfellen beridltet.
9entidje gitftld)iffe baben
anf Die ensliiGe Stabt Warsa=
te, Die rniiiidle Stabt 9iina-
iniinbe anb Die gried)ild)e eSn-
fel Sntbros gomben seiuorfem.
Die 3iuansseinsiebmns foa
utdlt in ssrlano angeluanOt
tuerben.
Die 9entldlen Derienfen eim
cnsliid)es llnterieebout.
lIniere siesiernns perlamst
npdJnals Die Sreilaiinng ser
DDn ben Gnslanoern anf benz
amerifaniidJen Sdiff yGbima"
iuiSerredJtlidl sefanaem scnom=
incnen Seiterreidler, Seutidlen
nno Siirfen.
yotldafter @erarb sebt ints
Ocntld|e Sanptqnartier.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-28

Die engliiden Miniiter faben i'm
Earlament befanit MAIDEN miiiIen,
oaf bic iriid)e 9iepplmtiun iid) auf
anbere Seilc bes 2anbes ausge6rei-
fet bpbe, belonbers mad oen Gii-
oem umS Weiten uno oaf eim Sell
BON 9nbIin npdt inmer In ben .Dam-
ben Der 0ieDDlutionare lei. Sas
ariessredt lit jett iiber sams Sr-
lamb Gmsgeoebnt ano Cir ,Soln
YfariuelI, Der bis nur Si,rsem ia
Mesgpten fumrianbicrenbe 0emeral,
III NIT ben lDeitsebenbitcn @pll-
madten madJ SrIano geidift, Die
geiamntten @erlualtnnasbeninten, bis
snm @omuerneur binanf, iteben MI.
ter Ieinem Gberbefebl. Die 9lnfiinoi-
snns iiberrald)te nm 10 melJr, ais
Die Witteiinnsen am Sage purber
lebr bernbigenb gefiangen battem.
8leifseitis in9te Der gremierrni
niiter aber audi bic 4mfreaana uie.
Der sn oampfen, iiibem CT Sie Grfla-
rnne absab, bic in Srlan6 6efino-
lidDen Srnppen iuiir0en D0llia aus-
reidJen, Den glufltano an nnterSriif.
fen SOBn 9iebmpn6 nnS Sir GS-
luarS Garlou, bic iidl befanntIidl in
8cSug aaf bic iriide ,Some 9iitlsa.
Sraee idjtoff seeeaiiber ffebeu, Im-
ben Seibe Inn garIament iGrer Ont
riiitnHa iiber oen anfitano 9lnsSrud
gege6en. Sir Gomarb Garion I,al
Ieine Hitter gplnnteers", nit oe.
men er befanntlidJ leinerseit aeaen
bic 3egiernng rebolticren iuoilts,
,uenn oieie Die iriide oSume Siuie"
onrdDfiibreu iucrbc, Der 9ieaiernna
fir Die ltnter6raftng oes Gnfitau
beg 5nr gerfiisnng aeiteIlt. assmiHl
erflarte, es iuerSe cine idJarfe lin
tcrindJnng in Se3ng amf Sem ltr-
lprnna oes gmfftanoes uuraenommen
luerSen. Sm garlnmemf bat man,
iuie bic 9epefde melbet, ole feife
Spffnnng, bak Der Nmfitanb Idlnell
itnterSriiff luer6en iuirS. - Nog
bic Gage in 9nblin an6etrifft, 10
idleint es, als iuenn oas Ioltae6Gn
DC npdJ inimer i'm Belts Der Nebo-
IitfionGre III. G6enIo ber1dliebene
seile Der Staot, barnnfer and,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-04-28

Die gum oireften @infaa in &anaoo
6enllbt ueroen iollte, pdbreno ettpa
10000 Wann ols ein 9felerpeforps
IN ben Ser. Staaten 5uriifbebolten
peroen iolten. 3u oieiem Inter
nebmen Ion ben milit1rilcben Set
tern Der beabiidtigten expedition
Elm Sono BON $16,000,00O sur
8erfiignng geitanoen baben, oos
@elo loa bon oeutib amerifonil6en
&upitalilten geiamlnelt iein.
Ser teranilhe 4ongreBnann
rgDelone"s 0abis bra6te i'm Souie
eine Sill Elm, our6 tpelbe einenl ie=
oen Staate oas 8edt gegeben lper-
ben ioa, innerbalb leiner @relBell
Die sSabrifation uno oen 8erfarf be-
rallibenoer 8etranfe 5n regulieren
lno Die ausgabe bon .ssnternal Ste
benue Sice1lies" III Trobibitionsae-
bietetl 5u perbietell.
@erner Sorll ser aln 9. Sseb.
1915 beriu6t batte, Die aroBe inter
rationale @iienbabnbriife bei @ance=
boro, Maine, nlittels 0unamit III
5erltoren, botte bebufs leiner sSrei-
lailung Elm .Sa6eos Corpus Ser
fabren aneeitrenet Seilr @elnh
mltroe pom slppeaationsgericbt al.
riidgeluieien llno @or1 miro negen
lingeIeblifen Sranspprts bon 3pna-
NIT pro5eiiiert meroen.
9ie oeuIofratil6eu Hepraleil-
taiten bielten ant 0onnerltag einen
5meiten Caucus in @al6ington ab.
Sil oenlielbell murbe nit 40 gegen
35 Stlmnlen beldloiien, Die bonn Sc
nat paiiierte 9ill nit seirtieen lih
auf' Die Yrobibitions Garagrapben
be5iebenben slbdnoerungen Dem Sor-
ie por5lllegen, % ser onlpelenoen
ReprdIentanten erflarten fib ourch
otelen GauclIs geiblnB ni1t ge=
blnoen.
Gin nit Baliagierell gefiillter
StroBenbabnnagerE oelfen 9relnien
III ltnoronllng geraten paren, ionlte
III Cincinnati einen 5ientlid lteilen
lnlo langen @iigel binob, oerlieB an
JllBe oes 9(bbangs oie Sd,ienel
uno frobte in einen 8elegrapben=
pfobl binein Cine 9erlon ipuroe
getotet lllo 3S perlebt 9ie @eto-
tete lit cine 31i1brige aranfeupfle-
germ nanells Carrie Stilger; ser
appf muroe ibr bncbitdblib bonn
&llnlpfe getrennt.
Sn 2afapette, SSllo., erplooier-
te elff GROCER, 100 @allonen emit
baltenoer @aIoIinbebalter. Golparo
Wesger, Der @eidaftsfiibrer ser 2o-
fupette 8eloing Gonlpanp, perilihte
ein Sob in Die cine Settle oes ge-
bdlters 5u idneioen, ais Ole @rplo-
lion erfolgte @r leIblt puroe 90
SUB melt peggeidleiioert lno erlitt
i6pere granomlllloen; leine ssrau,
tpelde am Selepbon laB, iuuroe oitrf)
berabfaaenoen Mortel nno @lasIplit-
ter perlest uno oas i'm 5ipeiten
StodiDerf i6lofel1oe 8abp ourh oie
@emalt Der @rploiipn ans Dem 8ett
geldlenoert; Der Wann llno Die Ssrall
wnroen nad einem SoIpitoI trans
portiert.
sS6n Der @eselio bon Santa
Barbara, gal., ipllrbe elm 9lutono-
bill, in Dem iicb Hatbon Dates uno
elm 5rdllleill gtbel Mortin 6efan-
ben, onr6 cine unoere, uon hiritell
idneu berainabenoe Mald)ine bonn
Wege abgeIdoben uno einen 90 Sub
ticfen Ibbang binllnter aeiporfen
8ns Wedodei1 mar augenblidli6 tot,
mdbreno Dates init elmer g[nsahI
8enlen oabon fam. Der Chauffeur
oes anoeru strtonobiIs fonnte bis
iebt ni6t ermitteIt iperoen.
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Die 9onnerltag Serbonolun-
gen Der augeltbliflih in SouIton
togenoen aonuentipn Der .Geros
State 6eoeration Of 2abor" 6e5o-
gen ii6 bauptIadlid ouf ah1noerun-
gen Der 8onititittion mo gtebenac-
lese ilno maren 3iemIid erhtter
Natltr Inter mebreren onoeren
ongenommenen geihIiiiien lit 3lt
eriuobnen, ooB Dem 8raiioenten Ger
Tereinlgung bon Jest an elm Wto-
natssebalt BON 5000 serpdbrt miro.
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1ualtisen Sd)laa gu uer6eimlidJen.

Staatsiefretar 2anfing fat be-
fannt ge,nad)t, baR nniere 9iegiermng
cine neme gtote a,r GnelanS seidift
unO Die Sreilniinng ser afbtnnbSrei-
Fig Selterreider, 9e1ttI6en nmb
Siirfen, iueldJe bie GnglGmSer ieiner=
5ett bon Dem nmerifaniiden Damn
pier uGbina" anf ieiner sSabrt BON
Sbansbai na6 ben Gbilippinem fer,
nntergebplt batten, perlangt babe.
Sas lit lebr biibld) Dpn nnierer 3e-
eiernns umb nebenfei aeiast, lire
EflidJt un0 Sdmlbigfeit aber frei-
laiien iueroen oie Gmala1lbcr sic
0efamgenen bodl nidJt. Gnglamb fat
mod ME cine ssorSernng, Elm Ser
lnmgen pSer eiiteu grpteit mmIerer
Hegiernng luagrenS bieies Srieges
erfiillt ooer 6ea6tet.
@abrenb Der lebten orei Wto-
nate lino, mie ldorl fur5 qemeloet
lltht Deniger oils 10000 @iien-
babnlDagen 2aoungen @etreiDe bon
9fllmdirien naob 9eutidlono uno
SeIterreieb llngarn beforoert NOR
ben. Snl 2mlfe Der n0diten @o6e
miro NIT Dem transport bon met
tern 100000 gSaqenloou1lgen bon
Vrotltoffen begonnen rueroer, oie
fiir5lih BON ben Gentrolntqhten uuf=
gefanft poroen lino.t Die @rgl1nocr
maren ni6t inl1ta1oe, aud nnr sic
SGlfte Der $4,000 8aqenlaoungen
5lt erlanaen oie lie fanfen nollten,
Inn Die 9lnsf1tbr oes @etreioes nacb
Geutlhlono uno Oeiterreih- llnqorn
5u perbtnoern. 9llle runtouilcben Sci
tltnge1 geben ibrer 8elpunoerung
iiber oie qroBartige Organization
oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9tusorud
nno beri6ten, oaB NIT Der groBten
HegelnIdBiafeit 300 8ogerloolngen
pro 8ag iiber oie @ren5e ae6en.
Das @lifareiter8lntt @Golitique" be-
rtbtet oaB Der transport oeS rn-
|nGniihen @etreioes na6 Dem arie-
sc, I'M 6ra6tfolte1 81 iparen, anf
Der 9onnu erfoIgelr miro, Iomeit
oiele i6iffbar lit. gson aonitonti=
NOBEL miro geneloet, boB Sic Ser.
banolungen 8uiiheit oen sort elm
aetroffeneu rumdnilhen 9elegaten
ino Der tiirfii6en Regiernng giin-
Itiq fortI6reiten llto ser 9lbihluB
eines &onoelsnertrdges 5fpiifen Gn<
monnen uno Der Siirfei ais Iiher BE-
tra6tet ueroen bari. Die tiirfiId)e
Freiie betont, oaB beioe Seiten IL
rem anteu @iden 5eigen uno elm lie
bereinfonlmen gu er5ielcn lpiinid)en,
oos Die 5lpiIhen ben beioen 2Glloern
berrldenoen 8e5iehltngen nod ntehr
hefeltigen miro.
Ter hpllanoiide SdlleppSampfer
gNopro5ec" ipll perieuft porben
iein.
Die berousforoernoe 9lntport, ,lpeI-
DE Der &orbinol @r5biifof afer-
cler BON 9feheln in oerporlebten
2SoUe OIL 9enerol b. Snling, ben
@enerolgouoerneilr BON 9elgien, ge=
lnnot boben ioq, miro pom ySIier-
pntore Gonano" uno Dem aGorriere
. SStaIia", Den Organen Ses 8atie
fans. alS cine fpabrideinlid in 8as
ris ongefertigte sSaGdrlng be5eid)-
net. Der Brimas bon 8eleien be-
antiportete Dag bon General BON
glliIng an i'm gerihtete Sebreiben
iiberbultpt nidt.
Gae iebr luer19 glauoli6 flin-
-gsnoe gtadriht meloet, ste Gna-
IGnoer batten Dor einiaen gsod5er
Elm bollanoiides ariegsldiff per-
ienft, batten oieS aber gebeim ge-
balten uno Die gelobung ais @e-
tnngene nab Snoien gel9idt.
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3un, apifeupreis. wrns e0.

Balm1 9eadz5 @eibenz lino MoboirSgIns
Siiae. Rreiie $3.50 bis 1926, ale Tors
ben uno @roben. 1000 Snsiige iofort su
bertdilfen. Srtginal@8reiSe sur Wns
lidlt, Der @runb Der biligen Sreife miro
altf 8tnfdl erfldrt. &ein snmbuo
gReine Iuslagen iinb gerina. Goltbeitels
llnlgen ertuiinibt onnmei, 33S gSeits
Commerce Ctr, inn &ompmanns@ebdiis
De. Sci. grodett 1898.
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Sas 9[usm1rtinp 9In,t hot

9as slltstuartige slnt bat in
&onitottinopel onfra9en loIien, Oh
4brabam elfus bon 9sep gorf ser
5iirfei ols 9oti6aiter an SteIle oes
5uriifgetretenen Senrp Nlorgentbau
genebm lei; man gIaubt in @aIbine-
ton ilidt, ooB Die 8iirfei peeen Die
ier Grnennltne ireenomeIdle Gdmie-
rigfeiten MAIDEN miro.
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Eur Ronferenz
stott II, SbrfgOn
nnteruegs.
11eberfaa amt Mn=
totrmfs.
5fiuOlifbe STUNNING iu
salina Gn3.

4eneral Sbregon lit geltern
a6eno BON gbibnabma nad sSnares
absereiit. Sn ieiner gesleitums BE-
finbet iid) General SrepinD, Der Gar
ransa 8efeblsbaber BON Sorreon.
Die @enerale Scott 1tmb synnftou
reiiten ebenfalls seitern abenb bon
bier nadJ 81 EaIo ab; lire NSjmtan=
ten Sberitlentnant Wiitdie inb gapt.
Sikbusb See begleiteten fie. Die
&Dmferens iuirb iuabri6einlidy in
Smares itattfinoen. Sbresou erflarte
pur leiner gbreiie, er merSe sic ame=
rifnniidDen 0enerale baDpn iiberseu=
gen, hak Die Garransiita's seniieeno
SrnppcmS fatten, nm NIT Silla fer,
tia ,n iucrben nnb er lloffe, SaF er
cine prpmpte 3mriidsiebnns Der
amerifaniidJen Sriippen arramgieren
aeroe. ssn Der letten slnmabms
iuirb er iidJ uaBrideinlid) irren.
Gbregum beItritt iibrigems amf's
GntId)iebetite bic Geriid)te, oaf slui=
Id)en ibm nno Garran5a Elm 8rmd)
itattseinnben babe. Sie @erbanS=
lnnaen in ben 3iiIammenfiinften iuer-
ben Oolitanoig sebeim sebalten, and
iueroen Die 6enerale iidD 10 inenis
iuie m0alid) 0ffentlidJ 5eisen. Seott
nnb litniipn luerSen in ifrer Yripat=
Gar uobnen nnb Gbresun luabv-
ldleinlid) and).
- Gbanffenre ppn 9lmtompbil=
trnds nnO Splonten, Die ifnem ais
Sealeitmng oienten, iullen in Ser
gsabe bon Satepu bDn elmer flei=
nen Sanbe SaSiten iiberfallen Ieim.
Sic Id)lngem bic ganoiten in Die
ssludlt nnS nalllnen siDei ppn linen
gefangen.
Cine iebr nn5nperldiiige Depe-
ihe aus Der merifallilhen Snupt-
itaot meloet, Die Garran5o Srup-
pen batten norolif pon Oaraco Elm
9ebellenbeer bon 5000 Wfanll, aIio
ieoenfalls slnbdnger BON 9ia5, sge-
lhlagen.
- Sn Salina Grns ioa lett Dem
lleberfaa in Earral cine itarfe
Notwithstanding Stimmnne umter
Der Seu6lfernng berburgefrrten
iein.
General Snniton fat Der 9le-
giernng gemel6et onf bic nier
nemen sleroplane, bic nad) Gerieo
seIdidt iino, nidJts tansen.
Ganl,to 8eDes. Elm slnbanger
gilla's, loa iidj NIT ieinen Sffi5ie-
rem GarranSo linteriuorfen uno Del
len amneltie angenoninlen baben
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Stener slnssleidrunssbebOrbe

ysptis miro BierOnrd) segeben, oaf
bic sldtbare Gonntg &pmmiiIio-
ner's Court BON Serar gpnntp,
Seras, am slueiten NDntas i'm Nfo-
nat Mai oes Sabres 1916, allO am
8. Gage beiasten Monats, ais Stem-
er Ansgleidnnssbeb6roe Sn Sem
3iuef Der Gntgesennabme alter
IiIeifmentliiten, Bidder etc. bebnfs
iBrer sSnipeftiun, Gorreftium, glns-
sleidmns nnb Wcnebmismma bonn
Stener 9lileiIor nun Serar Guun-
tp, sniammentreten ipirb. 3am
3emgnis bierfiir meine llmterIdrift
nnb oas glmtsiiescl in San slmtuuip,
Seras, an oieIem 2S. Saae .Ses
Ipril i'm Sabre 1916.
lStegei) 5ranf d. gieptum,
Gpnntp-Glerf, gerar Gpmmtp, Seras.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-10-06
THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLA

that commonly seeks to make the
fraternity, who gets "sorc head"
and starts "show" of his own in
apish imitation of the circus whence
he was kicked out. No figure is
more ridiculous than that of the
Jewish "snob." No character is
more dangerous for the welfare Of
the Jewish race in this country If
the Jewish student in the university
renders himself obnoxious to his
American compeers, what is to be
said of the peddler on Hester street:
1t is not alone the homogeneous
mannerisms of the poor foreign-born
Jew that arouses the supercilious
nose of our neighbors. Sometimes
it is the revolving noisiness of some
of our rich Jews.
The poor peddler of Hester street
can be understood, condoned, and
helped. But what can we do in the
case of the Jew in the college,
The Jewish fraternity-what 4
problem Ben Goldberg in "Tagc
blatt"
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-10-06

cases have been reported to the writer
where Jewish boys have carefully re-
moved dental defects and other short
comings barring them from the serv-
ice. The prize case, we think all will
agree, is that of Jewish recruit,
William Prepstein, who, according to
the American Jewish Chronicle, made
fifteen attempts to join the service.
Rejected for his irregular teeth he had
his teeth Strengthened; turned back
again on account of poor feet, he
provided himself with arches; pass
ing muster thus, he was still found to
be under height, whereupon he exer-
cised to gain height; rejected again
for being underweight he took care
in eating SO that he gained weight. In
the same way he met the difficulty of
being under age and, armed with the
consent of his parents, he, at last, has
been accepted and is now at the ma
rine recruiting station at Port Royal,
S. C. We doubt if anybody but a
Jewish recruit would be SO persistent
or could be so resourceful.- S Sentinel.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-10-06
WHY JEWS GET THERE.

American military officials are be-
ing given an opportunity to realize
what splendid thing Jewish per
sistence is when permitted to express
itself without restraint, in the instances
which are coming under their notice.
At the Deborah Boys Club is a boy
who is waiting until next year when
he expects to be tall enough to meet
the military regulations, and other
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-10-06

The Twkestauska Viedmosti re-
ports that masses of Jewish refugees
are fleeing from Turkestan. They are
officially reported as numbering
around $1,000. All wounded Jewish
soldiers, with their relatives, must
leave Turkestan, even the discharged
soldiers. They are being sent forward
in wagons at the rate of 1000 per day
toward the Caspian and Volga dis
tricts.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1916-10-06

sonally have had to condone many
times with representatives Of the
Student Council This element
Haunted its wealth in noise and pin
ochle and monogrammed cigarettes
and always went to Dances" Rare
ly were they among the intellectual
or literary leaders Of Harvard life.
These individuals, for obvious rea-
sons, had been society-starved for
long while, and hungrily leaped at
this opportunity. But the Harvard
authorities with the appreciation OF
the Menorah Society, whose officers
were consulted in the matter re-
fused to recognize the Harvard chap
ter of the Z. B. T.
The furore and clamor started by
the malcontents will be remembered
by the Jewish students. Things
went SO far as a spirited clash at
forum of the Junior Council at thu:
Temple Israel, on Commonwealth
avenue, where Boston damsels
looked on and applauded. The most
significant feature was that the Jew
ish students claiming that they suf-
fered of no discrimination at Har-
ward were the scholars, writer's, de-
baters, and other class leaders, all of
them members and officers of the
Zionist and Menorah societies. The
Jewish fratmen were neither promi
nent nor "Jewish" save, perhaps,
in physiognomy- and were innocent
martyrs to a fate which, no doubt,
they did not deserve.
1t is this element of the Jewish
"snob'-who is snubted himself
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-21
RESULTS YESTERDAY

National League.-Chicago l, New
York 0; St. Louis 5, Boston 2; Phil
adelphia 6, Cincinnati 0; Cincinnati
5, Philadelphia 3.
American League.-WashingtOn 4,
Chicago 8; Washington 2, Chicago l.;
Detroit 3, Boston 2; st. Louis 4, New
York 2; Cleveland 4, Philadelphia 2;
Philadelphia 2, Cleveland 0.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-21
SOME REAL BASEBALL SEEN AT
CUBS PARK YESTERDAY

hasn't been any nasty wrangling on
the North Side for a couple of days.
One Of the main reasons is probably
because Umpire Byron was shifted
to another city. It was a mean trick
on said "other CITY," but Cub fans
appreciated it. Also it was too bad
that QUigley had to go with Byron.
We sort Of have a soft spot in our
sporting column for Mr.. Quigley. The
difference between QUig and By is
that the former ranks well and the
latter is just rank
Thursdays battle between Tinker's,
Cublets and McGraw's Giants was a
good example of a real sporty ball
game. Hardly a wTangle, and clean
cut baseball was the only thing that
got out on the diamond. And, Incl
dentally, it was some game. Ten in
nings to agrand finally with the Cubs
putting a T to the ally.
Just a few words for our two new
members of the North Side crew. Bill
Workman looks good from start to
finish. Same for Kelly. The Cubs
only got four hits and three Of them
went 90 these two, the latter getting
the bigger Share. Workman handled
eight chances in assists and putOuts
and he didn't get a marker in the err
ror column. In the eighth frame
Mickey Doolan started some excite
ment when he doubled against the
right field wall Then Workman came
to the rescue with a hot stop of Mer-
kle's liner, which resulted in doubling
DOOlan off second.
The run which won the game real
ly should be credited to Kelly instead
of Flack. Twas Mr. Kelly who got
hit to start the winning session. We
have heard of the bean ball, but Kelly
was the victim Of a new One-the
ankle ball The inshoot which
nlpped him resulted so painfully that
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-21
BASEBALL SPORTS OF ALL SORTS BOXING
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
National League

WI. Pct. w L. Pct.
Br'klyn 46 81 .59OIPittsb'h 81 40 .481
Boston Al 80 .554. Chicago 40 a. .476
Phila.. 1924 .553' St. Louis 40 46 .465
N.York SO 40 .487'Cinc'ti. 35 so .412
American League
w. L. Pct. w. L. Pct.
N.York so SO .581' Chicago as 80 $50
Boston 48 SO .571IDetrOit. As AZ SIT
CIevPd. 46 80 .558| st. Louis 81 As .4S5
Wash'n 46 80 .541 'Phila. =. 10 60 .241
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-21

When the bases are full, the men
are no towards if they run on the
next pitch after the batter has three
balls and two strikes.
Some of the horses at Hawthorne
are running yet and almost all the
spectators are running sweat about
the middle of the races.
The dumb animals events that the
Illinois Jockey club are putting on
for us are hot stuff. Both from an
interest standpoint and from a mer-
curry standpoint The OF weather
man must have a couple of shares in
the III. Jockey outfit.
For some reason or other, there
seems to be a little more life and
human interest in a horse race than
there is in an auto race. You can
pat a horse and chances are you'll
get at least a friendly whinny out of
him While with an auto, you will
simply get a shot of smelly gas or a
puff Of rank smoke.
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1916-01-20
TIE CONDITIONS OF PEACE

Between the lines Cf peace talk
,hern l"n!u$ up these incontrovcrtible
facts:
EnglanG'> SEA power has not been
iruErn. and Germany knows 1t. And
II this connection England does not
.hillk her sea power will be- broken,
md Germany believes about the same
thing.
Germany and her allies are invinci-
.lr ON la,.h. and Enslamd knows it.
irrrany'> amazing power of "rgani-
alton. her advantages in operating
rom the hub If her military wheel
r.:aiir>t ~ fronts iiat threaten. gives
her a position that stands litt'" rhanr"
f being seriously threatened. at Least
rom Il defensive standpoint.
England will not give III fighting
While Ecl@i;jm iS in German control.
rance will not quit so Ion" ~ parts
nrrth"rm Franrc are in French con
rol. The army that England is pre-
arin" is intended primarily ;S Il tool
u IN attempt Ia drive th" Germans
rom Hc'"itm. If this i$ ever done.
I i reasonable tu believe that all
sides will hr pretty tired of war. and
here Wu:f hr any desire tu 20 t.
4, ~, tn
Cheraw chronicle. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1896-2005, 1916-01-20
LESS WAR TALK

Tai;rn 10y and large. there is less
var talk in the papers and by the p"o-
p!c than earlier in Our controversies
With European powers. TIL" people
nave even crsmc To throu"hlv under
;tand that "Brcakin@ off diplomatic
'rlatonS" is not war. and If this step
yer were necessary, they would not
'c panic-Strickcn.
As President Wilson said early in
The controversies. he found the Amcri-
am I,coIir in peculiar frame of mind.
"ir; wart II In" rights "f Americans
lvheld. but ut the same time wanted
10 war or anything done that would
cad up Ia war.
Even Lord Northclill'c. the most Vi
trolic exponent of tirc-eating in Eng
and. says il would he Il calamity for
the l.. :. to join in the war.