davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-04

Chicago. quoting from a newspa-
pei Of Aug. 3, 1851, ROW has the
enormous population of $500, an
Increase Of 10000 in the last year.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-04
POULTRY AND MEATS.

IRS r. Jefferson Blvd
P0ULTRY-Paylng. ligl6c. selling. =
d24c-
VEAL-PsyinE. 14Q15c: selling. I5a
zoe
BEEF-Rosst DC: boiling 125zc; Por
terhouse. DC: sirloin. 41c-
HAM-Paying. 19c.
LARD-SellinR 1Sc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-04
GETS LICENSE

Frank Young. South Send was
granted license 90 marry Miss
Mamie Jones OF Chicago. at Chicago
Monday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-04
INDIANAPoLIs LIVE STOCK.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. Dec. 4-IiobS
Receipts 10000. market steady. best
hogs. S10.25: heavios 81 S0d To- 20 pigs
STO0dS.jO: bulk OF sales 50 JOm9aI
CATTLE Receipts 400. market
steady. choice heavy steers. So.25sI n. 40 /;
light steers. SG2JH135. heifcrs 3 IOT
80: COWS. SfT5hI0O. bulls $500
CSC: calves, S4O0a11.O0
SHEEP AND LAMBS- ReCcipts 200
market steady: prime sheep. $50
lambs. S7.OOd12OO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-04
LIVE STozA
Corrected buIIy % Major Bros,
Iowan - MUanaWaEmN

5. Logan ST.. MIsRawaka.)
HEAVY FAT STEERS-Eair &c COED.
TdTLc; prime. 7J5dSc.
HoGs-I1OQ 100 lbs. $50; 1200130 Ibs
Fresh bullheads, 171sc per 10: chinOOE
salmon. 20lsc, cells. 1T15c
Fresh winter caught dressed white
Gsh, lac 10.
Black Diamond brand bOBsless csdfish,
&c ID; smoked chinook salmon, so
annexed white fish, 16c.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-04
South Bend Market,
GRAIN AND FIELD.
Corrected Daily by w. ID. Starr. stars
Mills Hydraulic AvD

Mills. Hydraulic AvD
WHEAT-Paying S173 per bu-
OATS-Paying J-c, selling zoe per bu,
Paying SOC; selling 81 per bu
ye-Paying S1-:J per Du.
BRAN-Selling SIG0 per bu
MIDDLINGS-S Selling S160 per cwt
CHOPPED FEED-Selling $50 pei
cwt.
GLUTEN-Selling $40 pei cwt
SCRATCH FEED-Selling $50 PEI
cwL
CHICK FEED-Selling S2.2OQ2JO pei
cWt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-13
eebensmitts erisrsuns Der
@roRfdbte in SriessSeiten.

Die Grfabrunaen Der aufs tshs as.
lunsenen aetsnsmiitsI WsrIorguus
0tniIhlanbs pdbrsnb bss erftsn
arisssjabres fnb felt Der gsrsaUg
Der nsusn Grnts 81 pisIen @erbeHes
runssn kn,ibt iporben. Cbpobl % in
G,ntIflanb nirsenbs sinen ernitli6sn
Monssl an UorrGiben sesekn bat,
lam btnnch fsin 3ipeifsl bsfthsn,
baB bic 0srtrasruna bes Worltss uno
bi. elngfidufs pss pub!iiums pi.ltn
prcouosnttn unb 6dnbtrn bic W0ss
Iidfcit scaebeu boberi, benz erobiiaoti'
fhen publifum Wudsrprtiis fir Qss
bsnsmitisl ab,uspingsn. Gssen bitisH
Qusputs rihtst fih bic umiaHsubs
sbltislsii, bic bas Rsihsami sss Sns
ncrn i'm qluftrass bss gunb.sraibs
felt BEN 25.. Geptember uniernommen
BAT. Di. @sfammtbsit bisitr Wsrprb.
nunstn bilbtt tinen srobjIisissnplon.
but4 beb5rbIids Organization ben
asbsnsmitielmorii su iikrpdtsn unO
i'm gtbarfsIalIs ssssn jspen lsbsns'
miiielfpuhsr nit ben Mabrsssln bore
;ugsben, bic stpd In elmer belasuisn
'gtiinRa anaefidis Der 5uHessnoib BON
BEN aommdnoantsn bnrhasfiibri psrs
BEN miibttn. Gs iinb I'm WeisutIi6sn
pisr Ulabnabmsn, burA bic Der Sduy
bss Vublisiims Dor lltbtrDcrtbsiliIns
gen ouf bsm asbsnsmiiisImarit burds
ssfiibrt perbsn Ion. Dd IS fih babss
nm auisubsn bdnbsIi, bic qua In
iyrisbsnsssitsn ssssn eiipoist Ring
bilbungsn bsr NtbsrrIfer bss 2sb<ns.
miiis!murstss NIT GrfoIg anssDanbt
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-13
2ofal 8tridt.
aeine Jcecreans Cones.
Die samitdtsbebSrSe bsitsbt ani
fejier gerpadaHs.

Zen sein6ern 1T Die Graios, fin
einen Gent einen Giseremlrone sn
eriieten inb oaran cine Shinbe lang
al Iutidlen pergdllt, Ger SanitatS.
ratb bot oas imida,ISise DereniiDen,
neil Misunderstanding, pertoteu.
Rcr Der geb6rbe ianb seitern in ber
gad)e gerbor itatt, aber bic Triig.
gifts aiiociati0n ni6 nHbere Sn.
icreIiciiten trnsen iiber be gisnne
See Cream go. ben Sieg bacon. gis.
cream bari riid,t melr .perpsooeIt~,
ionbern nnib in letter llmbiillunJ
pertaliit iperoen. 90 !pirb fdon Der
aIIerjiingitm s,iiGeno Der GeoaTe OIL
periSnIidc Sreiheit nuaartrieben. 30.
irartei. ipean oieie iiingitcn Gewclier
crit in oas iuobIbere&tiass alter
fcnlnieIg.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-13

Der aries tit in eiHsn gnt'
pidluussabi6nitt selangt, Der gu oi.
rettsn Gnti tidsibuusstGmpfe fiibren
ioats, ba aas 9orbereituuseH bierau
teenbet iino. RubIanb 1T melt Don
Der @rense Der 8erbiinbsten 5uriidsss
brGnst, ebsnio fyrdntrsid, aud Der
gdltan 1T Don alien 6eiHoen geiius
bert. Ger Selo3us uah Ggppten lam
unb ipiro uobl ben 5iirten iiberlaHen
iperben. 0amit sntitebt bic Srass,
mas bic @erbiinbsten an pem baupts
IG6lidtsn ariessihauplaBe, on Der
ipeitli9en syront, tbun polIen. Sbre
porausF9tlide abdtisteit ldbt iia in
pem ein.n Sabe 5uiammenfaiien: Sie
beidrGnten iid auf sinen 9srtbeiois
sungsirieg ooer iuhen cine baleise
Gntfasibuns ourt einen sHsriffss
tries in Gsrantrsi4. Grftsrss bots
ben @ortbeil, bab srobe Wlsui4eHpers
LUTTE permieben piirben, beun ss 1T
boraussuisbsn, oaB bic 5rau5oisH unb
Gngldnber f6 Biz aufs aeubsrite tpebs
rem neroen. Der Nadtbeil pdre, bdB
fid ni6t pOrausiassn lt.bs, tpi. large
Der 3riss banu nod bauern piirbs, ba
er MIR burH bic ipirtbihoftli4e grs
i6Dpfuna Der Gsgnsr snbeu f0nnte
unb an5unsbmsn 1T, bub iie bic fiHan'
5islIsn 2aiten bss Rriegss nod eiH
Sabr traqen ionuten. Cine Groberung
sgraHtrsias ipiirbe bic Jrdn5pIeu uls
iriegsfiibrenbe Maht ausidaIteH unb
bdmit bem &risae Elm Gnbe MAIDEN,
aber tpie gsidgt. es Ddrs alsounn nit
einem fiir6tsrtithen Wsnidenoerluit gu
rsdn.u. 0o6 liebe fid BAG in elmer ses
tptifen @ren;e balten, fpenu bic bsuts
it.n 8.rbiinoet.n In Der Gage limb,
ben @ngriff sessn Trantreid nit fiinf
MilIionen MaHn gu fiibren. gtIsoanu
tonnisn iis ourd bic Dudt ibrer
Waiisn unb bura Tlantirung.n bic
SransoIen iibsrtpinben. Ob elm. iol6s
3dbl fir ben qnsriff Oerfiigbur III.
ent5iebt Ii6 unIsrer asuntnib. Wenn
bic Qnaabsn bes amsritaniIhen aore
rsfppnbenten @ieganb ridtis iins,
bab bic beuti6e &rmee adt Nillionsn
Wtdnr fart 1T, bann follts es m5slih
iein, flint Minionsn nad Grdntrsi6
su fbiden, ba sur abtpsbr aublunos
bas 0Itrreidifds Seer fat seniigsn
ipiirbe. Sreilib ldbt ii6 bic Su6lass
audi anbers baritslIen: Cir bi. aGiirs
ten III .s elm. bingenb.re 9lufsubs. aus
ibren 9ebisten bic @srbiinbsttu 5uriids
subrdnasH. dls fir Die 2ebtersn. Dsis
ter in feinbli9.s Gebist einsubringsn.
Weun bic &lliirten bdbsr ben Sffsns
iibfrieg beginner, 70 t0nuten bic fiirds
terli4en @erluft., bic iie IN ioltem
gaIle su trogsn bdtten, ben Trisb.n
b.rbtifiiGen. Die nabs 3utunft muf
bic antpprt auf bieis s6rasen ertbsiIsn,
bod 1T es niht fpabri9einIi6, bdb bic
Gfiirten, fpsnn iie ii6 nit Qnsrtffse
eebontm tragen, nit beren gusfiibe
runa Dor WRdr3 besinnen fuerbsn,
oa fie bas GintreffM Der neuen eHgli'
ibsn Sesrs, bic jebt ausgsbobsn tpers
ben, abparten pouen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-13

Sttretar 2anftns fast,
ss fei ithr gu bsbauern, bab bic Mmes
ritaner in Meritp niht bem Hatb bsr
Resierung gsfplst limb unb bas aanb
ptrlaKen baben. Damn tpiirben iolde
Wessleien, ipie iie DON ben anbdnsern
Willas oeranitaItst pprpen iino, nidt
itattssfunbtn babeu. Nd9rsnb mir
psm Staatsistrstdr in oieIem Euntts
beiitimmen, 10 bat sr gu ertlGrsn, lpaa
rum ben ameritaniiden 9iirgsrn niht
ber Ratb ertbeilt wOroen 1T, ben
Sdiffen Der ariessFiibrenpsn fern gu
blsiben. Sn ipl9em 5alle bate iibers
baupt tein @erluit bon MenidsnIes
ben ftattsefuuben; eirs grildruns
unferer Nesisruns, bdb iie fir ben
@erluit bon ameritdniiden WsnIhens
leben auf Shiffsn triessfiibrenbsr Raz
tiDntn tli1t auFtommen tOnne. ipiiroe
bsitimmt beipirtt baben, bab ameritas
nsr biefen fern seblisben ipdren, eenn
ss befttbt 5piIden Der meritaniiden
Gnselegenheit unb ben gerientungsn
burh SauHboote Elm iebr tpsientlider
llnteridieo. Die Imeritansr in Ire
rito bIieben suriid, I'M ibr gisentbum
gu befhiiben. Bel ben paiiasieren,
pel9e auf ben oerisntten Shiffen ums
setommen iinb, mar bds ni4t Der 5aa.
Sic batten tsin Gis.ntbum 5u be-
fhiisen, Fs fonnien nit Si6erbeit auf
neutralsn Sdiffen fabrsn, uber burd
bic Grtldruns bss prGitoenten, bdb ils
Elm Ne6t bdbeu, auf Sdiffen Der
arisgsfiibrenben fid einSuf4iffsn,
rourben lie psrleitst, ibr 2ebsH aufs
Spiel Su feseu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-13
aId,eubr5S SeI.sIab.

gsi Der jlinait i'm M6tnbtSSsl.
alub itdiissbdbitn gfsdnSinssipahl
,purpen im saustn 1l2 Giimmtn obs
gesstsn unb bic fOlssrbtn 6srrsH
lpurbsn in ben WsripaItnngsraib AZ.
ipdtIt: wisior 8. Gianas, miliam y.
0sss, Jof. Gibcp. Gs0. N, pscn,
rebr, Wm. Dan5issr, Otto Q. gfud
unb MiIIiam Risba. Die i}innaJpst.
tdItuifIs oss alubs qsiiattsn bic Dor.
nnbms psrf6isbtnsr DsrbsItrsnasn.
Nsiubsrs foIlm bic Alubrdums an.
bsimslnbsr aub sinIdbenpsr Ssma&t
tpsrbm.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-13
Sic SemDfraten sesen @iliOn.

gait ber Setri4aft. bic Wilion ii6er
ben aonsreB sefiibrt bat, if ss gu
@ube. Sm erftsn Sabre fpursn bic
OsmOtraten 70 frob. nad fs63ebnjdbs
rissr @srbannuns tpieber in amt unb
Wiirben gelanst 5u Iein, bab iie fid
bsreitnilltsft bem prdiibenien untsrs
ndrftn, Dem iie ss 3n ptrbaiien
slaubtsn, oaB fie fpitbsr in bic 9Sbs
sslanstsH. SEPT dber, ba bic 0or6es
rsitunssn fit bic Nomiuation gstrofs
fen nerbtn miiHtn, iDtrfen bic bemos
iratifden &ongreBmitglieber einen
iriiijden Bid duf bic politifd. Gage;
iie finpeu, bab "a bamit febr tribe be-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-13

bs. 0isIsi9t ipdrt % ni1i su ber
oauern. ipsnn Der prdfbent bic nads
etiuAts Grlanbnib bstpilligte, beni In
iolfem gale fDnrten bie gerbiinbsten
ben 1oudbopttries obne bic pom prds
hbsnten anbefobIenen 9inoerniiie fiibs
rem, bic ibdtIddlid ben SauhboOtlriss
urtmDali1 MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-13
y affenb.

@irtbin: .RatrL i'm &intersim.
mer iisen Der Doitor iino Der apotbe,
Ter fie fpoaen Sfat ipiaIen ,,no es
ieblt ibnen Der orit.e N';dnn."
Wirtb: oSm - Dpttor - etotbe.
fer, oa iperoe idb raicb ben Ssfted1rI
ber bolen IaiieW"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-13

Sn ID fbiHston bsiBtts,
bab Deutfdlanb In bem 1duaboots
fries 10 nett na6ssesben babe, neil ss
ertuarte, bab Der prdiibsut nunmebr
aud geeen gngldnbs llnttrbriiduus
bes ameritanii4en Geebanbeis in
glsit enersif6er Deiie Stelluna nebe
men iperbs. SplIte oas nitt Der Saa
feiu unb Deuti6lanb burd bic ,nsli.
ffe Blodaoe in Rotb s,ratben, 10
!piros ss ben Sau9boottrisa ipieber
aufnebmen unb Sipar o1ns bic min.
bette Riitfiht sesen bic Der. staGten.
Wir glauben ni9t bab 5urdt oor
Sungtr Seutihlanb sur Ra1giebieteit
peranIabt bat. Der 8epe9grunb mar,
ben 9ortbeiIen, bic Gnslanb auf ao>
ftsn Der Der. Staaten erlaNgt bat, elm
gnb. su MAIDEN. soIlte bieie Gruars
tung ii6 nidt erfiillen unb Si. Ser.
Stautsn in ibrsr unnsutralen Si.Iune
Bebdrren, bab Il. GngIanbs 3prannsi
2ur Gee nidt untsrbriideu, bdnn mag
DsutidIuuo Dem priH5ip ssmGb bans
bsIu, bab es sbsrfo ruenig osrpflidisi
IN, bic Redts Der Ser. Gtaatsn 5u
adteu, ipie Gnslanb.
Der itaIisnif9e Dampfsr
.Guifsppe @srbi", Der nit spsi an
Sed aufgepflanSteu &anonsn I'm Netp
yortsr 5afen ansetOmmen in, p.rS6s
CERT feline Riidfabrt, bis bic Inter
bdnoIurgen Der itali.nii9en Regieruna
nit unierem staatsoepartemsnt abge-
i1lpFsn iino, pel4e 6arauf ab3isIen,
BEN S6iffe gu seftatten, bab Is nit
ben 5ipei @,f6iibm ipisber abfGbrt.
2Deun ods 3ugeitanben pirb, tann
uniers Rsgieruue iid teine Ginmis
idung in ben aau9bocttriea msbr ere
lanben, btuu Elm iolfermdben dusgss
tattstes S4iff III isiH 5dublsi9iff
msbr. fonorn Elm &riegsfdiff, psl6es
3u ttiner Der Riidfdien beredtiai III,
Die Der prdiibsHt DON ben oeutf6en
Srbiinosten forDert. Die aufb.buuq
Der 2lnorbnungen bes qrdfoenien
piirben auf al. gdiff, Der al[liitt.H
Mnusnbung bdben, ba IsIbftbtrfdnns
lid III, oab i,oes alliirte G4iff iolfe
gsrt9sioisunssmabrss trsii.n tptirs |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-13
SOnncrstas, ben 13. Sanuar 1915.
esfinbiest feds Wotasu fer

es inb iest feds WOdeu fer.
bat Der g,rdfioent ieine proieituots
sessn bic @ersepaltiguns bes amsris
faniihen 9anbsls mad aonbpn ses
f1idt bat. So melt bat bic 9lntport
in nod peitsren acknowledgment
beitaHbsn uub Der prdfibent bat iid
niHt psranlabt ssieben, nit ginitels
lung Der biplomatiihen gesiebunsen
ober nit ibrenb einem anoeren c DRIFT
au oruben. Der @runo lit offsubar.
Die abfsnoung Der NOte mar cine
refine Jormiads. CT perlansie gar
feine antiport barauf. gnslanb tpeib
pas unb hanoelt bemssmdb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-13

Wie D0lIis Der prdiibent
bel isiper Bartei in Wibaunit seratben
tit ,ersibt iib aus bem Wiberifanb ber
&onsrebs Miteliebsr sssen bic @orlass
sur @eritdrtuNs Der Wsbrmaht. Wie
es jeBt ben aHI4sin bat, pirb bic
gcrlase. bic Der aonsreB 5u paifiren
geneist 1T, nidt Elm 3sbntsl psHen bies
ten, mas Der prdiibent forbert. Wsnn
es aud nidt often eiussftanben ipirb,
70 tit bod aus ben RsDen bsrausSubD.
rem. baB bas berausfDrbernbs @.rbals
ten oss Prdiibentsn gegen DeutIhIauo
unb Oeftrreid Mibtrdusn sssen
benfelben erpedt bat. Man bGlt
es fir sefdbrlid, eiHem grdfioens
ten, Der ariegs pbne Grunb anfansen
min. Waffen in bic 5dnbe gu ssben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-01-13

SeBt bat gnsIaub fogar
Gorge in oem puntts, in psIaem es
ii9 fir uniibertpinoli9 belt unb bas
lit in Sdiffen. Der sr0bts 5bsil 1T
Don Der aomiralitGt fir &riessspeds
einseforbert iporben unb bic Sauf)s
boote baben 70 tart unter bem Sdiffs'
beitano aufssrdumt, bab bic 3uiubr
Don Rabrungsmittsln baburd fart
bseintrGdtist tporben III, mas bas Dol.
fdper trifft, ba bic 2oitsn beg aebsnss
nnter6altes uHeridpinelit iperben.
Dos Wtiniitsrium pertr6itst bic Rssber
bamit, bab bic RegieruHs ben 9au DON
9anbelsi9iffen plane. Ta bisie uiht
inter einsm Sabre fsrtis seitsQt mere
ben tOnneH, 70 1T baralIs gu sriebsu,
ipie Die Gage iit nit isoem Gag, pers
i@limmern mub. 8ea9tensfr.rtb III
aud bi. abiidt, mad einem Sabre benz
@olts su belfen, bu bisrdus berporsus
eeben fheint, oob bic @erbiinbeten
ipirtlid ben tbOribtsn Slaubsn bsssn.
ben &riss nod Sabre lang fiibrsn gu
fonnen.
New Britain herald., 1916-08-16

hall. In 1910 he won the quarter Up fresh records for the 100 and 440- yard races while at the City of Lon don school. Lieutenant J. Whittel shot dead while gallantly leading his men to attack Trones Wood, rowed for Radley college at the Henley re- gatta in 1914.
 A crack polo player and a success full rider in pOint-tO-pOint races and army steeplcchascs has been lost in Lieut. Col. o. s. Flower, who was also a regular follower of the North Cots wold and WarWicllshire hunts. Lieut. Col. A. E. FitzGerald, who died of wounds, was the son of the famous secretary of the MarylebOne Cricket club. the late R. A. FitzGerald, who scaptained the team of Gentlemen of England which toured Canada in 1873 Lieut.. Walton R. Wilson, who has made the big sacrifice, shot for his school at Bisley and represented sisted in winning the Astor cup for Kent Lieut.. E. Milroy of the Black Watch is reported as missing. He explained the last Scottish fifteen in international Scottish Rugby games and is the 18th Scottish Rugby cap tain reported killed or missing. Cap tain J. A. Ritson, who rOwed in the winning Cambridge eight against OK ford in 1914, has been killed.
New Britain herald., 1916-08-16
SP0RTSMEN LOST
PoIOists, Oarsmen and Football Play CTS, Among Britain's Sacrifices to EurOpe's War Game.

London, Aug. 15.-The latest casu- atty list contains the names of several more prominent British sportsmen who have fallen in action in the fight ng on the western front. A we'll known polo player and a keen man to hounds Col. Harold Brassey, has been killed. Col. Brassey was in the front rank of polo players, his dash lrg work and powerful hitting en- abling the Blues to win the inter- regimental cup at Birmingham in 1910 and again in 1912. In 1911 he was on the famous Royal Horse Guards team which gained notable victory over the Old Etonians in the Raleigh open cup final.
 Lieutenant Darcy J. J. Hartley, killed in action, won the long jump for Oxford university at Queens club in 1911, covering 21 feet inches. and vas also on the university team which opposed Harvard. Another athlete killed is Captain w. Thornton Weten-
New Britain herald., 1916-08-16

ships bringing civilian volunteers from Philadelphia, Norfolk, Charles ton and Boston are expected to ar rive there today.
 The fleet during the practice cruise will be commanded by Rear Admiral Helm on the flagship Rhode Island. Before leaving port each of the civil ian recruits received a complete out fit including a hammock and the reg ular naval uniform. Petty officers had spent hours in showing the men how to master the art of sleeping in a can- vas hammock without falling out
 college professors, undergraduates from eastern colleges, expert profess Slonal mon who earn high salaries ashore, clerks and sons of men whose names are prominent in business and
New Britain herald., 1916-08-16
CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES.
At St. NIary's Saturday to Decide City
 Track Star

Saturday St. Mary's playground will see the first of the series of events ship. Every since the first announce nent of these games there has been widespread interest among the local stars of the track. Saturdays events will include the following: Running 12-pound shot put.
 Some of the most prominent men who will take part are: Ed. Rivers, T. A. B., Bennett Hubbard, High school, E. Norfelt, Viking A. C., Paul kampt, Turner's, Peterson, the Y. M. C. A. cvhampion, Gerald Hannon, St. Joseph's Y. P. S., Ralph Moody, Silver day champion, Helma Paulsan and Francis Keller.
New Britain herald., 1916-08-16
(Second game).
GIBSON WILL JOIN GIANTS.
Veteran Pirate Backstop is Taken by
 Manager McGraw.

Pittsburgh, Aug. 16.-George Gib- son, since 1905 a catcher for the Pittsburgh National league baseball club, was yesterday transferred to the New York Giants. Barney Drey- fuss, president of the club, in an- nouncing the transaction, said he had asked waivers on Gibson, in tending to give him his uncondition- al release, but the New York club heeded a catcher to take the place of Rariden, who was injured last Saturday, and put in a claim for him.
 Gibson has been considered one of the hardest workers in the league, and established a record in 1909 by catching in 140 regularly played games.
New Britain herald., 1916-08-16
INN0CENTS AFLOAT
Civilians Embark on WarsIlips for Naval Cruise-Sleeping in Ham, mock Found to Be Difficult Feat

New York, Aug. 16.-More than 800 civilians who have volunteered for practice cruise on board war ships of the Atlantic fleet left here today on the battleships Kentucky, New Jersey and Maine. The will be drilled in sea duty for one month. and each man has paid $30 to cover expenses of the government in giving them this opportunity. The three battleships started for Fort Pond Bay, at the eastern end of Long Island, where rendezvous has been established for the fleet. Other war
New Britain herald., 1916-08-16
CHURCH RETAINS HONORS.
Straight Set Victory Over Byford
 Gives Fastener Western Title.

Lake Forest, ILL, Aug. 16.-George M. Church of Tenaf1y N. J., success fully defended his holding of the Western lawn tennis challenge bowl here yesterday by winning a straight set victory over Heath BFord of Chicago, the challenger, GA, 60, 6-1. It was a sweeping victory for the Fastener.
 Church had a driving service that Byford could not handle well. Bly, fOrd's placing on terrific drives from the challengers easy service scored point after point.
New Britain herald., 1916-08-16
REPUBLICANS SEE BILn.

Washington, Aug. 16.-Repub1ica members of the senate finance com mittee are to have an opportunity to day to study the revised administers tion revenue bill, after which it vii be reported to the senate. It prob ably will be taken up for debate to morrow. Revision of tEe bill wal completed by the senate finance con1 n1ittce last night as approved by th democratic caucus.
New Britain herald., 1916-08-16
INTER R-PLAYGROUND BASEBALL
Fast and Well Played Games Are the
 Days Results.

Yesterdays interplay base ball games brought forth some fast and well played contcsets, all teams Ere still in the running for the cham r:onship. The spirit of get there or know the reason was evident and the crowds were treated to a good days ula1 The season comes to clOSo rext Tuesday and the team that gets into the lead will no doubt be holding their own by small margin at the close Following are the results at the various grounds yesterday:
 Intcr-PIayground Results. Bartlett vs Burritt. Bartlett ........ 361l l25OO-l Burritt ...........14 .14011O1O0- 9 Batteries: Burritt, Smith and Welch; Bartlett, Huber and Pedro. Dodge ball won by Bartlett boys, score i to 0.
 Bartlett vs. Burritt (girls) captain ball, won by Bartlett girls, 7 to D.
 Relay race won by Burritt girls Bartlett O13l2-7 Burritt .V4lI II-' High street vs. East Street. inter play ground baseball.
 Boys. High Street .O1OO11050-S East ...........O .O054O210O-12 Batteries: Sullivan and Loomis for Fast: Donahue and RecOr for High. Dodge ball won by East, score, to 1.
 High street vs East street.
 Relay race won by East street girls. Captain ball won by East street, score, IS to 8.
 Girls Baseball High street OOOOO-O East street ........ .O1212-7
 Smalley vs Smith-Boys. Slnalley 1 lUf3 3VU-1 Smith ...O1 1OO5OO0- Batteries: smith, Chant and Gc-- lande; SmaIley, La liar and Zietln. Dodge ball won by Smalley boys, score 1 to O.
 Captain ball won by Smalley girls, score to 6.
 Relay race won by Smalley girls.
 Baseball Smalley ............... 42413-14 Smith .43611-15 ,
New Britain herald., 1916-08-16
TO DECIDE CHAMPIONSHIP

Supervisor Pilz of St. Mary's play grounds has arranged with Manager Mangan of the Pirates and Manager Campbell of the Golfers for 8 series of games for the best three out of five games to be played at the ground to decide the city baseball championship. The first game is to be played Satur- day afternoon and a large crowd is expected to be on hand to witness the contest
New Britain herald., 1916-08-16
ENGAGES NEW MGR.

"Silent'' Martin Secures Business Leader Who Talks His Language.
 New York, Aug. 16.-"Silent'' Mar tin, the deaf mute middleweight, who was compelled by the Boxing Com mission to refund $20O to the Broad way Sporting club, this sum being in excess of what was due him, decided immediately afterward to change managers. So he informed Al Sibberns in the sign language that they were through as manager and boxer. Then Martin engaged Fred w. Menkein to pilot his affairs in future.
 Martin said it was more congenial to have as manager a man who could take f1uently with his fingers. Mein- kein also is a deaf mute.
New Britain herald., 1916-08-16
Portland 20, Bridgeport 1.

Portland, Me, Aug. 15.-The Port land players fattened their batting averages at the expense of the Bridge port pitchers yesterday and won with rush 20 to l. Russell, lately ob- t9ined by Bridgeport from Toronto, lasted three innings, during which time the home team scored 13 runs. Blake came in from left field to finish the game and did little better. Brown made four hits with a total of nine bases. The score:
 r. h. e. Portland .256OO232~2O 21 1 Bridgeport .OOOOOO01O- 5 8 Batteries: Martin and Sweatt; Rus sell, Blake and Flaherty.
New Britain herald., 1916-08-16
WILL NOT DEFEND TITLE.

Chicago, Aug. 16.-Belated entries received yesterday brought the field for the Western open golf champion ship, which starts at the Blue Mound Country club in Milwaukee Thursday, up to eighty-three. The field is stronger than that of last year. Tom McNamara, the title holder, will not be among the starters.