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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-06-28
RIDE

tNouneN foue On horseback non! ~.
James Neck, below Dover, Delaware. 10
Philadelphia. in IL drivine rain storm,
tor he purpose of voting for the DeCll-
ration OF Independence.
In that soft midland where tine breeZes
bear
The North and South on the genial ai!,
Through the count of Kent. on affaifo
of STATE,
Rode Caesar Rodney. the delegate.
lsurly and big. and bold and bluff.
In his three-cornercd hat ana coat OF
snuff,
a foe To King George and the English
State,
Was Caesar Rodney, the delegate.
Into Dover village he rode apace.
And his kinfolk knew from his anxious
face,
II WAS matter grave that brought him
there,
To the counties three upon the Della
ware.
Money and men we must have" he
said,
"Or the Congress fails and our cause
is dead,
Civ us both and the King shall moi,
work his will.
We are men. since the blood of Bunker
Hill
Comes ii rider swift on Il painting bay;
"Ho. Rodney, ho! sou must Il Y the
Fol the Congress halts AT a deed 50
great,
And your vote alone may decide It's
fate"
Answered Rodney then: II will ride
with Snnaf.
1t is l-iherty's stress; it is Freedoms
need"
when stands it," Tonight" Not Il
moment to spare,
But ride like the wind from the Della
ware"
"Ho, saddle the black! I've but half a
day,
And the Congress sits eighty miles
But III be in time, ii God grants me
To shake my first in King Georges
face"
He is up: he is off! and the black horse
flies
On the northward road ere the Cod
speed" dies,
1t is gallop and spur, aa the leagues
they clear,
And the clustering mile-stones move a.
rear.
1t is two of the clock; and the fleet
hoofs fling
! The F~ieldboro's dust with "A clane and ,
cling,
1t is three; and he gallops with slack
rein where
The road winds down to the Delaware.
-Four; and he pur into New Castle
town,
From his painting steed he gets him
"A fresh one quick. and rot a moments
watt"
And off speeds Rodney, h delegate.
1t is five; and the beams of the vest
Tinge the spires of WILMINGTON. gold
and dun;
Six: and the dust of Chester street
Flies back i'm u cloua troli his courser's
1t is seven; the horse-hmt broad of
AT the Schuylkill ferry crawls owe, he
stream
And at seven fifteen by the Rittenhouse
clock.
The Congress is met; the debates be-
gun.
And Liberty lags for the votc of one
Mhen INTO the nall. not Il moment late,
Walks Caesar Rodney. the delegate.
Not Il late! and that half day $
ride
Forwards the world with a mighty
stride;
For the act VAS passed; ere the mid
night stroke
Der the Quaker City its echoes woke.
At Tyranny's fee. was the gauntlet
flung
I'VE are free!' all the bells through the
colonies rupg,
And the sons OF the free may recall
with pride,
The day OF Delegate Rodnry's ride.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-06-28
The Proof.

Some people believe the world is
growing honest"
They must be hearing something
about the conscience fund paying off
the national debt"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-06-28
rakino Her Seriously.

1--WE begun to think that fellow is
.eally seriously i'm love with me-"
what makes YOU think SOP"
He's taken me to the theater three
times now and moi pnce has he ever
tried to- kiss me good night"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-06-28

''Health is the condition. Of wisdom
and the sign is cheerful1ess-an open
and noble temper."-En.erson
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-06-28

Probably the largest gas well ever
struck in Oklahoma was brought in re-
Gently at Fox pool, south Of Cushine. q
gus,er which now spouts approx1uat-
ely 100. o0o. 900 cubic feet q day, enough
for a city OF 100000 people
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-06-28
Her "pot"

Mrs. Youngwed "a doctors daugl-
ter-Did papa say he would do my
thing for you?
Youngwed-Yes: he said he would
operate upon me at any time free of
charge.-Pickings.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-06-28
Of a Eiohtina Race.

"NVhat's The matter With Dubwaitei
lie looks as if someone had given him
q terrible thlaShing.'
'pnur Duhwaitc made the mistake OF
trying to pick on Il man who wore y
wrist watch ana Il soft COLLAR"
"Wcll, Wel."
Yes. Dubwaite called hin. ELIZA
beth. but soon f"und out that his
right name vas Mike"
The race isn't always to the swift.
Sometimes it goes to the wise chap
who knows how to fix things.
Even the man who is IL Dreamer at
tracts attention-whcn he shores.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-06-28
FOR ACUTE ACHES OF THE FEET

Sprinkle one or two Aliens Foot-Ease powders
in the Foot Bath and soak and rub the feet. II
takes the sting out of Corns and BunionS and
smarting. aching feet. Then for la sting comfort,
shake Aliens Foot-Ease into Your shoes. All
dealers sell il. 25c. Sample package FREE.
Address, Allen =. Olmsted. LIE Roy, n. y.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-06-28

Raw onions are recommended as a
cure for s~leeplessness.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-06-28

One liar never attempts to correct
another; inc tries to- outlie him.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-06-28
The Effects of opiates.

|T~HAT INFANTS are peculiarly susceptible to opium and its various
a. :. smallest anss So Sc IL if continued ont nd,, the,e opiates cause changes in the func-
imbseciity mental p srs M, a Grazing saSyiang for alcohol dhl n narcotics IL later life
powers arc a result of, dosing with opiaes or narcotics TO keep children quiet
receive opates in the smallest doses for ore than a day at = time. and
The administraHon of Anodynes, Drops; cordials, Soothing syrupe and
other narcotics 20 children by any but a physician cannot be to strongly
dec1ed, and the druggist should not be a party to it. Children who refill
dose them wilfuuy with narcotics.
tCastoria contains n o narcotics If it bears the -
signature of Chas. II. Fletcher. NTILl
6enGine Castoria always bears the signature ~
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-06-28

Sometimes an eye is not as black as
it is pasted.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-06-28
n rot OR NM Friend

Suffer with Rheumatism or Neuritis. acute o
chronic, write for my FREE BOOK on Rheum;.
ism-Its Cause and Cure. Most wonderful booi
ever written, it's absolutely FREE. Jesse Il
Case. Dept. C. W., Brockton. Nass.-Adv.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-06-28

Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound and told my husband about it.
said i know nothing will help me but /
will try this 1 found myself improv-
ing from the very first bottle and in two
weeks time l was able to sit down and
eat q hearty breakfast with my hus-
band. which | had not done for two years.
am nov in the best of health and
did not have the operation."- Mrs.
JOHN A. KoEN1G, 5O2 Flushing Avenue.
Astoria, N. Y.
Every n breads the surgeons knife
and the operating table. Sometimes
nothing else will do; but many times
doctors say they are necessary when
they = not. Letter after letter comes
to the Pinkham Laboratory, telling how
operations were advised and were not
performed; or, if performed, did no good.
but Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound was used and good ealthfollowed
If yen want advice write to
Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.
(coa6dential), Lynn, Mass,
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-06-28
WOMAN AVOIDS
OPERATION
Medicine Which Made Sur.
geon's Work Unnecessary.
Astoria, N. Y.-"For two yea I
was feeling i'll and took all kinds Of

WHics. i was get
ingworse everyd day.
l had chills, my head
would ache, / was
always tired. Icould
not walk straight
because of the pain
in myback and | had
pains in my stom-
ech. / went to a
doctor and he said |
must go under an
operation, but ]. did
not go. / read in
thn naror ohnnt
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1916-06-28
LOSSES SURELY PREVENTED

BLACK t IS: !: ST. Is: :? . ?:;!::,:! ; q; :!:;:'': r: !:
Western stochMen. because they
?f ! !;|;:: s; $: IS: IS; ;::' : ;;:; i: ;' "a; "a; ;i||:; : ;' |;;::
Use any injector. hut Cutters best.
The superiority OF Cutter products Is due to over IL
years Of specializing in vacetnss and SeeumS only.
iHslt sn Cutters. I! unobtainable, order direct.
The CUttsr Laboratory. Berkeley. Col. Or Chieaso. III.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-07

GERMANS SEEK NEW POINT FOR
ATTACK ON VERDUN
London.-Checked again in north
drive on VerdUn, crown prince is at
tempting to break through citadeI's
defenses by attackfrom northwest.
Having captured village of FORCES,
eight miles northwest of Verdun, the
Germans are battering away at the
French positions on Goose Hill with
heavy artillery. French batteries are
replying theoretically.
No anxiety felt in French capital
over loss of FORCES. The village was
advanced position from which the
French speedily retired under Ger
man cannonade.
RepUlsed in attempt against Pep
per Heights, Germans tried in three
day battle to shatter French center
on Douaumont plateau. They were
beaten back with heavy losses. Ger
man thrust on west bank of Mouse is
another attempt to seek out weak
spot in Verdun defenses.
Crown princes failure to make
more rapid progress is arousing feel
ings of impotence, if not of uneasi-
ness, in Berlin, according to reports
from Dutch sources.
The HagUe.-French air squad
rons have bOmbarded Metz forts and
German ammunition trains en- route
to the VerdUn front.
Paris.-Continuing smash against
VerdUn from northwest Germans
have captured Hill 265, near Regne-
vile.
Germans are attacking with great
est violence, but French still hold
summit of Goose Hill and the wood
ed regions in eastern part of Cor
beauX forest.
London.-13 persons killed in Sum-
day night Zeppelin raid on England,
according to revised figures.
RerIin Geryoan +rOOpc baUa rap
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-07

BAKER 10 BIZ CONF lRMED IN
SENATE WITHOUT FIGHT
Washington, March 7.-COnfrma-
ton of Newton D. Baker as secretary
of war may be expected within few
hours of the presentation of his name
to the senate, Democratic leaders
said today. Senator Pomerene of
Ohio, who will take charge of what
ever effort seems necessary, said he
was confident the appointment
would be approved without even ref
erence to a committee.
Baker is only as much of a pa
cifist as the president himself" said
Pomerene. Like the president, he
has a passion for peace and will not
be led by hysteria in a preparedness
program. He is a thorough believer
in making this country ready to meet
its national duties"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-03-07
STATISTICIAN OF
SCHOOLS SERCOMBE HIS AID


That the new lineup in the Office
of the statistician of the board of edu-
cation will be Morton MacCOrmac,
Thompson lieutenant, as head, and
Porker H. Sercombe, founder of the
bureau, as consulting aid, is the feel
ing about the board of education.
To drop Sercombe while the work
he planned had just been started was
not the right thing, trustees seem to
have agreed.
MacCormac appeared before the
audit committee yesterday and, in
the absence of Max Loeb, was recon-
mended for the place of school board
statistician with no opposition. It is
probable that the salary Of the posi-
ton will be reduced from $500 to
$4,000.
Sercombe, who spent two years
convincing the board that such a bu-
reaU was needed, will not lose out al
together with the confirmation Of
in his stead.
Miss Alice Dispense, 6412 S. Ash
land drank sulphate of zinc; Mrs. G.
E. Underwood, 3249 w. 62d pI., took
tablets. Police say they at
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-03
Nuntmer 81.

lase ntdt pertleinsrn. Dos sepaltiae
Referpoir rufiiidher Menf6beit bdt,-
ipieber einmul, eine erobe @oge dusge.
itrOnt. @ins ungebeuere IlaFe hon
Waunition piro berfeuert. 9aB tiirs
Hide StreittrGfte auf Dem QnmarTd
nad Der iiioOfliden Gront iinb, pir6
bon Berlin aus als elm 8etpeis fir oie
2eiitunssfdbisteit Der tiirtiT9en 2lrmee
uno fir ben feiten 3ufummenbuns ber
inneren 2inie alIer 8erbiinoeten gebeus
tet. Die neue WnffsnbriioerI9oft
5ipif6en ben Selbgrauen unb ben sEes.
trGgern miro babur9 ii9erli9 geitGrit.
Man folIte inOeHeu ni9t ben Ropf
in ben San6 itsden ooer farbenblinb
iperben. @u9 bas @rf9einen ner
Siirtsn auf benz fiibOftltden Rrtess.
f9oupldB beutet auf ben Grn't beT
Gage unb Die Sdpere Der bortigen
&Gmpfe bin.
Sersius SafpnOp, Der rufFf9e
Observation-Disclosures. bat reTsniert. Setn
To9foIser ipir6 Boris bon Stiirmer,
Der Premiermintitsr, Der au9 ods
portefeuiIle bes Observation-Disclosures
iibernommen bot.
S9ou bOr einisen Sugen mar ees
meIoet poroen. bab ii9 Suionop Sur
grboIuns na4 Ginlanb bsseben babe.
Gr bate ben pOitsn felt Dem Sabre
1910 betleioet. Cine feiner lebten
Imtsbdnblungen mar bic 1nter5eidz
nung bes 8ertrases nit Sapan inbs5ua
auf bic SntersHensemstni4aft beioer
2Gnoer TN fernen Often.
Stiirmer bleibt prenier, gibt dber
ben bon ibm ieitber besleiteten ppfien
bes SnIunominiiters an ben friiberen
Snbaber 9llegei gbofoip 5uriid, pdbs
reno Wtdtaroip gum SuitiSminiiter q.
nannt tpuroe. Safonotp lit auf Ieis
men eisenen Wunfb perobIdiebet NOR.
ben.
Gin neuer @orftpb Der Siirten auf
Der SinuisSulbinisl Biz auf eine @nts
fernuns bon breiBis MeiIen pom
Suestanal 1T Den britiI6en 8eb0rben
mitgeteilt iporben, Die ntuIi6 antiins
oisten, oab britif9e 9teiterei in Siibs
lung nit ben Siirten getommsn III.
unb baB RaBnubmen bonn S09iftomz
handkerchief in aesppteu srgriFftn
perben, biefsr neiien tiirtiidtn 8epes
suns entsesergutrstsR. Serner ippr0s
semslbst. boB Sue3 bon tiiriif9en
Gliesern NIT 8ombsn bsleet ipOrbeu Iei
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-03

Oes SIfens, 1T in pbiIabeIpbia Bel
einem GIebotorunfuGe in fsiner 5abrii
ums 2eben eetommen. Die Ru9riht
oiirfte in ben peitsiten 4reiIen, aud
uuberbdlb pbilabeIpbtas, b1s gr0btt
8eoauern erregen. Yotet itnnb i'm
oreiunbddt5tgften 2ebensiabre. 81
mar in SeFens0armitabt seboren unb
fam i'm Sabre 1853 na9 Qlmeritu.
Gr f6loB ii6 iofort einem @eTangs
pereiHe on unb mar felt Dem Sabre
1861 MitsIieo bes nSunstr WGnnsrs
dor" beFen gbrenmit9lieb er our 3eit
istnes So6es mar un6 in tpeI9em er
mebrere @emter betleioet bat. gr mar
nod bis Dor ipeni9sn Sdbren uttiper
SGnser. Gr mar S6abmetIter Der
8ereinigten Sdnger felt 9riinbung oes
8erbunoes Bis gum porigen Sabre.
au9 fungisrts er als S9abmeiIter
bel fait allen in philadelphia absebdls
tenen 8unbesfdngerfeiten. Gr mar
Mitslieb bes 9irsfturiums bes rRorb>
DItli9en SGngerbunoes" uno bat nod
anbere GbrsnGmtsr in SGngertreiIen
bstIeibet. 0urd ieinen SOB OerIiert
bic Sdnsertpelt einen ibrer eifrisiten
un6 ipiir6igiten @ertreter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1916-08-03
A1tsian0.
9ie vSroRe Cffeaftbe" aabs3a
am GaOe.
Sett iuerbeu bie Mnttertea auf bas
aad,fte Sabr .bertr5itet- 9firfiide
&ruppen tuerSeu an ber Sftfrpnt
geaen Ruffen fampfeH-Am Sues-
fanaI tptro es tuieber Iebbaft.
0te 3rieasIoaG

Die rgrObe Sffeniipe," bic bon ben
auiierten Dor etnigen Wo9en an allen
Sronten in Soene seiebt ipurbe, tpirS
tpobl binnen turSem ibr Gnbe erreis
den, tpenn fe nidt i9on isbt poriiber
1T. Suit 5pei Sabre lang butten fid
Die 4literten oarauf borbereitet. Rubs
Lamb bate feline entfernteitsn RegiOnsn
bon allen Osrfiisbarsn Wenf9enmute.
rial entbl6bt. Sruntrei4 fetne leBten
Runnfdnftsn 3ufummensef9arrt unn
England in peiisr Sparfamtsit ale
ROIoniaItruppen, Die ss iresnotpis ents
bsbren tonnts. an Der Wsftfront ions
aentriert. 4rttllerie uno Wlunttton I'm
@erte bon MiGiurben tuurbe aus
amertta uno Supan be5osen uub bins
ter ben peridiebenen GrOnten uufs.ifa'
p.lt unS Sdnn enSltd sins es lOs.
Sag unO Hadt oousrts Der Sogel bon
srOBen unb tlethen @sfdOfen duf bic
2iuien Der 8erbiinbeten an ben per'
idisbenen Sronten an, bod ntrsenbs
sslans es ben anitiirmen6en 2lniierten,
ben Siablring ibrer @egner 5u our4s
bre9en. SunberttauIenoe bon Wens
idenIeben tpurben seopfert. Wtinionen
bon 9ef4oFen DerpuIDert. bod oer
san5e @rfoIg beItan6 6arin. oaB an
einisen punttsn bic sriten @ertstois
sungsIinien Der 0erbiinbeten einges
briidt purben. Dos mar au9 olIes.
Die ariegsleiter Der Nniierten err
fanntsn natiirli9 isbr balb, bdB ibr
llnternebmen boffnunsslos fet, uber
Inn feinen preis burften iie bas Mibs
lingen bes llnternebmens eingefteben.
Die Quiierten unb ole neutraIs Dslt
muBten setGuitt iperben. Ser Ginoigs
teit Der 9lliierten i'm 2iigen bot oies
tetne ernitli9e Sdtpterigteit. Wiit
Der er0bten 9emiitsrube erfIGrten Die
gluiiertentptIde i'm 9luftrage ibrer
Serren, 6ab Die perungliidte SffenIibe
gar nt6t r0ie 9rObe SffenIipe" ges
ipeien Iei. @s babe Iidb mir um einen
8eriu9 gebdnoelt unb bic ptrtli6s
.@robe Sffeniipe" iperbe erit i'm nG6s
Iten 5riibiobr unternommen peroen.
glu, ipers 9lnubt! - llno tpenn aud-
iie m09en nur fommen = gelingen
iuiro ibnsn Ser 9ur9bru9 ebenIOne.
mig ipie oisiesmal.
Der 8eridbt zines neutralen &orres
iponoenten i'm Sauptquartier Der beutz
Iden Qrmeen on Der CONNECTICUT
beItGrtt ole S9luBfuIgeruns, tpel9c
aus Der abreiTe 4uiIer Wilbelms bon
Der oortigen na6 Der SItfront In 8es
| gleitung oss 9eneruIItabdefs 9eneral
bon Saltenbopn bereits se5Ogen ipor'
oen lit. 9ieie 8erleeuns oes 9ros
ben Sauptquartisrs muB ala 8efpeta
oafiir uufgefuBt tperoen. bub Die Der'
antportliben beuti9en miIitGriI9er
Rrsiis ole Situation an Der @eitfrOni
fir unbeoentlih bdlten.
SisIs 9luffaFuns tann aud burt
bic b6Ilise Ginnabme oes Dortes 90.
3isres f.itsns Der 9rtten nidt abse'
Gnbert tperbtn. 0n9 Der Daritslune
Der aniisrten III oieIss Dorf notiira
lid bon gang enormer ftrategif4e'
Di9tisisit; mas bic aniisrten befesen
IN tmmsr pt&tie. mas iis perEicTcu. b.
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1lnier idbrlid)er
9tm9uR NV6b RI
Ncrfamf

b.aauu am Disnitas, ben 1. au9uit-
elm @rsisnis. bas iia fiir Sis bs5ablsn
mirb, 40 unteriuhen. SDtr oHertrsn
ole M6uelitiide 3u b.ihnittenen Brsi'
fen. Wtan fault nidt WfObel isosn
Taa ober iebes Sahr ooer ieoe bsbn
Sabre. Darum lino mir INNER oar'
ouf bsoa@t, Sbneu DfObtl su uerfau'
fen, Die anaefertiet iinb fur Dauerbaf'
tieieit. gBtr wiinidsu. oaB Ssuts bic
.@lobe4 WtSbsl antaufen, nod msbr
aufrisbsu Iino In ben fommeuosn Sab
rem, als 3u Der 3sit Der auswabl Der
Daaren. Sc lit cine 9roBe 3ufrisoen'
belt, au tpilien, baB mau etipas fault,
tpsld,ss uiht uur ngnt maht," ionosrn
au4 stnas oas sleiAfals -snt bletbt."
9BeHn Sis nur uuierem isbr uollitdn'
oiaen W1bel Departe nent auf unierem
uierten Stod einen Beiuh abftatteu,
70 msrben Sie better usriteheu, warum
mir 70 itolB linb auf bic Qualitdt Der
Nf5bel. bic mir ueriaufen.
EDir offsriren cine DorjagltHs Sints
Don fsinea Wt0beln 30 uieoriseren Rrsi'
fen, ais nie anberswo gefunoen werbeu.
Bertreten In unlerem Sorratb iino 10
mohlbeianute Sabrtfate nie @raub Ra'
pibs furniture 60, Slisbt furniture
Co., 9uce Suruiture Co., Wfneller &
Slad Co., 9tsliou, Wtatter furniture
Co., SObniou furniture Co., Stidl'p
Bros. Co., Smperial Surniture &c.,
@ranb 8apioS @bair Co., @rano Ha'
pios Boot @als SO. Nae Qualitdt
2iuien, trageno bic @ranb Rapios Sc.
lsIlhaft @arantie uon Qualitat. Sie
fSnnen @eIo eriparsn, weun Sie isst
iaufen. Edelif erbalten mir Hntiin'
oieuu9sn uon itsifen @rbobungen in
ben Rreilen. Sp6ter nerbeu Sie nee
uieiteus einpiertel msbr bejahlen. Sbr
Nnlauf piro fret aufseipeihert merosu
unO nad aupsiiun9 absslisfsrt.
timer Stub HlaR bon 3ertbsil:
ten 3ablunsen ft,bt jH Sbrer
Serfisnns-ss 1T Der etne
plan, Der bis 3ablaas
lei@t madt.
Obne psl&e aabGnsiel unS
ObRe Suiate.
ElnhA VI a.rAhn,,sA
CIeIand-S Simpson Co.
I91.l27 Wyoming Avenue.
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I1fano.
Die 8aeoRsSbafeipeare=S Sons
troberle Dor 6ertdjt.

Mbleben bes amerifanifdieu 9idj-
tiers Sames ~. Nilep-itnsetpbbu-
it'd piele Sunueniiefen bcubadItet.
VrDbibttioutiten riiften fir @abl-
felbSns- -slrbeiterftibrer ais ,@rafs
ter nerurtetft.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-03

knowing that the little Baltimore
knocker-out would dispute his title
and some day he would meet him,
has been carrying a left-handed
scrapper as a sparring partner.
Luke GinIey, who fights Ieft-hand-
ed, has worked with Kilbane almost
daily. Ginley not only stands as
CLANCY does, but has the same kind
Of overland wallop.
GinIey calls the punch his MARY
Ann. CLANCY calls his the Highland
Earthquake" Highland is the name
of the section of Baltimore in which
CLANCY lived. The punch is a full
arm swing, started from the waist,
brought around in a complete circle
and down upon an opponents jaw.
In the four years he has been
champion, Kilbane has met only two
fighters who stood with the right foot
forward. The only way he could get
practice against that sort of fighting
then, was to have a leIt-hander in his
training camp.
BY employing GinIey, even when
a bout with CLANCY was long way
off. Kilbane showed real efficiency
and offered a lesson in preparedness.
Now, when he goes into the ring with
the Baltimore slugger he does not
expect to be bewildered by Chaney's
odd tactics.
Besides Bobby Reynolds, who
stayed the limit of six rounds with
Kilbane and was knocked out in one
round by CLANCY, the fighters who
will meet in the championship bat
tie have each met Knockout Mars of
Cincinnati.
KiIbane knocked out Mars in eight
rounds in their first fight and out
pointed him in ten rounds in their
second bout. CLANCY met Mars once
and was awarded a knocked-out de-
cision in four rounds Mars injured
hic arm Tin tO fhe time Of thn aooi-
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Browns and had much success there
until he ran afoul of the governing
powers of the American league be-
cause of rowdy tactics on the field.
With the Kay See Feds he took a
team of misfits and worked them
over into a good~combination. He
developed pair of star left-handed
pitchers and generally made good.
An effort may be made to punish Sto-
vail, who was one of the most active
of the third leaguers in recruiting
men from organized baseball, but if
it is done baseball will lose a good
man.
Indoor Baseball
Brownson Z, RavenswoOd 5.
Barry 4, st. Patrick 8.
Dodgers 5, Beacon1eld 0.
Onawa A. C. 8, Pulaski Park 6.
Training A. C. 7, Orio A. C. 0.
All of the boxers who are to par
ticipate in the baseball game, which
is to be played in Handelan baseball
courts, 429 S. Wabash av., as bene-
fit for the original Kid Farmer, next
Friday night, report themselves IN
mid-season form. Both sides are
confident of winning. The complete
lineup will be as follows:
For the O'ConneII's-CharIie White,
Micker Sheridan, Charlie Cutler,
Tony Caponi, John Willie, Steve
Ketchel, Jimmy Murphy, Kid Trou-
bles and Dave Barry.
For the Forbes'-Harry Forbes, Joe
Rivers, Johnny Coulon, Ever Ham,
mer, Andre Anderson, Tony Null
cheur, Spike Kelly, Cole Linzie and
Tommy Gary.
White will act as captain and man.
ager for the O'Connell's and Harry
Forbes will act in like capacity for
his nine. An effort will be made to
have Jess Willard and Hank O'Day !
act as umpires. The game will start |
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