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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-09-01
NINTH EPISODE

Seconds seemed like hours to Peg
IN her position of extreme peril. The
ropes with which the Hindu had tied
her to the post in the old shack cut
into her flesh as she tugged and strug-
gled to liberate herself. IRE flames
which the rats had started by igniting
a box OF matches waited their hot
breath against her cheek as the fire
olazed only few feet away.
Peg worked her arms back and
forth, trying to wear through the
Draids Of the rope that held her. She
struggled desperately to make an inn
preston upon the stout strands. And
by lucky chance she discovered hope
for success.
There was nail in the post.
Bit by bit, strand by strand, Peg
destroyed particles Of the rope by rub
bling 1t against the nall-untll finally
she freed herself. With her hands
numbed by the effort, she was not able
to work very fast In completing her
task of untying the strands that
bound her legs and feet.
And when she had done this she
CROPPED through the dense smoke
keeping along the wall opposite the
spot where the DISTINGUISHING flames
were leaping high until she came to
the door through which she had en-
tered. 1t was securely fastened from
the outside.
The girl noticed that there was q
draft that attracted the smoke to the
ceiling, and great was her Joy to dis
cover a trap door that led to the low
Hat Roof of the old shack.
When the csver was removed the
flames found stronger draft, and
they fairly leaped at the girl, strug-
Cling to draw her body to safety. II
was fast work and hard work, but
desperation gave the girl phenomenal
strength, and she reached her first
chance for safety without serious con
sequences. But the flames now In
creased her danger, threatening e
soon consume the frail roof and lei
Peg tumble into the seething fire.
There was no choice, no time to con
slider; there was but one decision t
make and that meant the risk of an
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-09-01

to serious proportions. The Ameri.
cans who resided In the city were es-
pecial objects Of attack. and with only
weak efforts ON the part of the au-
thorities to check the rioters every
hour increased the violence and In
tensified the peril of the Americans.
Men from the circus guarded the
tents and kept watch at the trains.
All preparations for giving further
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-25

Now that Chief Meyers has beat
out an infield hit it's up to Oscar
Stanage to make good by TRIPPING to
left and reaching first.
A gent who knows says Mike Glib
bons would rather fish than fight.
But why should Mike give demon
strations in the ring?
Some folks call the Boston Braves
cultured, but Hank GOwdy still con-
tends that coffee is the best drink
ever poured in the saucer.
The grand old dope says Lajoie is
Al years of age, but you can't make
American league pitchers believe it.
Connie Mack has gone back-iust
like Thomas A. Edison, Henry Ford
and Charles Schwab
Benny Leonard is going to box two
men in a night. We're they to box
him at the same time they might
make things warm for Benny.
Mickey Sheridan won a decision
over Goats Doig in II rounds at La
Sale, Ill. Many of the fans thought
Doig should have had a draw.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-25
CUBS MAKE POOR SHOWING
AGAINST EASTERN TEAMS
BY Mark Shields


conclusion that we very much resem-
BILE Willie Hearst.
We get all worked up and shed
salty tears about terrible outrages
occurring in foreign lands, but our
eyes and ears are tightly sealed to
the hOTrendOus dOings going outright
in our own back yards.
Here for two weeks we have been
aiming barbed shafts at the show
ing of the somewhat frazzled White
Sox through the east, throwing fits
at the manner in which the South
Siders have been trimmed with ex-
ceeding regularity, and planning
drastic changes in the team without
the formality of consulting President
Comiskey or any of those who are
closely interested All of us have
been doing it, and the aIibi business
has about been played out.
And now up pop the statistics of
the pastime and prove to us that we
could have done considerable deplor-
ing right here at home, and not been
wasting time. Consider the Cubs.
The eastern teams didn't seem to,
and some one must.
Thirteen games were played be-
tween the seabOard representatives
of Mr.. TeneT's circuit and the deni-
zens of the North Side. Of this I'M
lucky total the Cubs were able to
grab the slender number of four, and
it is a mathematical cinch that nine
must have been ickings, none having
been tied.
One game in three was copied
from the Braves, The Giants rough
ly took two without a retort Fine
business was done against the Dodg-
ers, the four battles being split. From
the PhiIlies one game in four was
CLEANED.
Positively, the Cubs were not in
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-25
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

National League.-Philadelphia 6,
Chicago 5; Brooklyn 8, Pittsburgh 2;
New York 6, Cincinnati l; st. Louis
5, Boston 4.
American League. - Chicago 4,
Washington 1; Boston 4, Detroit 0;
Cleveland 5, Philadelphia 4; New
York 10, st. Louis 1.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-05-25

STANDING OF THE CLUBS

National LeagUe~
w. L. Pct. w. L. Pct.
BT'klyn II 9 .654I Chicago 10 1s All
Phila. 1912 .6OOIStLouis Is IS .457
Boston Is Is .536l Cinc'ti. Is 20 .429
N.York Is Is .536iPittsb'h u 20 .375
American League
w. L. Pct w. L. Pct.
ClevPd. p u .647' Chicago "A 10 .424
Wash'n q u .636I Phila. e. Is Is AIS
N.YOrk Is Is .536' Detroit. 1S Is .406
Boston 16 Is .516StLeuis u IS 400
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ReUo(utiOn 0rO6t
in jlnn(an0l
Surtisc gldttcr forOrrn OffentlidJ 3nr
9icuOltc gcgea 9inhlanO
AMI.

9lndtcroonJ Is. glar5. sSu Der
filtnldnoiiden Setting a&ufDuoitabts
8lnDS4 forDert Baron i. @orlt nuf,
alle oieieniger 5unen III i6par5e
&iiten ein3ttrngcn, Die rliiiihc Nrief-
marfen ais s3oDllmgsnlittel ouucb.
men oocr iiber9aupt nit rliiiidelu
@elbe be5o6lcn sSn Dem betrefielt-
ben glrtifel beiBt 81 lpeiter: 3ur be-
porlteDeioct 26ilng uniercr groBcn
Jrage lit cs notpenOig, Ole idluar5en
5hofe por oen peiBcn 8u ionoerrt
uno 2iiten iiber olle biejeuigen 5u
ihoffen, bic iidl ais Gerrater in 1ln-
ierem lnngen fonititutioneQen aattpf
ermieleu b1bel. Ser finnldnoiiden
,Sugen0 ailiic elm erbebenOes gor-
bilD gegcbcn per0elL oaniit iie niht
in llntdtigfeit Deriinfe nno iih uidt
Der ruiiiihen @erridait onpaiic.
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9nnOe(s6e3 e3ie6ungen
naC6 Dem Rriege!
gritiidle '6anOclspOlitit geseu
Schtiflanb mirh nudI Dem
Strie8c anOcrs iciu.

2on0on, IS. N}1r3. nllnier ct
ites 3iel nltB Der erTolgreihe 2lb.
ihhIB oe8 Strie9eS Iein, ocln aIles
aH0ere uatergeoronet mcr0en nluB@
erflqrte ser britiide M3urtitionsnli.
niiter 3opio 2lovO George in cinct
gniprad)e int lluterbnus, ais Sir
@cnrp 0dl5icl oaS Gerlongen itcllte.
eine GrtLarung ilber Die bon @roB.
britnnllien 3u uerfol9enDe golitif bel
Der beuorltebetoen 8irtihaft8fonfe.
ren3 Der 9laiierten in Hari8 ab5u-
gebeu. Gai3iel bat 0arltnt, Die Ser
treter ioqen 5u Der Grflarung oli
Der aonferen3 ernlahtigt lperoen,
ooB Dor iest ob Die britiifen San.
oelsbe3iebuneen 3u 0eutidlnno ME.
mails oieielben iein t0nlltelt, mic nor
oent ariege.
SLoDo George ailhuortete 0uraitf:
8enn mir ittieren 0aitDel utif @e.
nerationeu 9i1ults orgoniiieren mol
len, 10 bat es NIT lleberIegung luto
Sorgfali dl geidepen, @s lit riht
mlr eine Carthage 8enn mir ben
Grieg perliereu, 10 1T Die 9lufitelluug
eines Steuers 5pitet1s, lei es 5rei-
bonbel o0er 5hus3oI, nur Elm orin-
ieliger Croft. IS gibt er0Bere 0ilt-
ge ais 5teuerfrogeu, 8inge, Die Die
8ur5el oe8 menIdlihet 2ebens urt6
Die fSreibeit beriibren, olles, oa8 Die
5eIhItodtung Der @tdnner bartlett.
g8ir 0iirfen Die nenihlihe 5reibeit
unb Die Gbre. Die Selbitdhtung uno
Die 3ioililation Der Meni1beit ntht
irgen0 elmer 5onoeISpolitif ultteroro-
men. 8ent mir 3anoeIsfrogen in
Gripdgung 3iebeH miiiien mir Snerit
ie0e Hadeioee Dergeilen. 2oIien Sic
unS oa8 tulL mas oaS bette fir Die
0dliouen Ytenihen unieres aanOes
lit gIallben sic aber ntht, OaB mir
iamnls oieieIben Gerb1ttriiie tpie bor
oeH ariege baben fonnen.
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Weltpreuben meben
cine Sc6atte aus!
Grubtrn cincn MISUNDERSTANDING.
puiten 5uriif nnb MAIDEN
tSefaugcue.

Berlin, %. aR1r5. ueber Die
iiln9iten Greigniiie ditf Der SltirDnt
uieIOete geitoru abeno 0as Striegs,
amt; 0ie giriiet erueuerten geiterll
init Seitigfeit lire 9lugrifie auf bic
bon Den 4ruleen Oes 5elomarihaQs
u. @irloenbitrg beieste tSront. Gic
8ulieu brafteu utlerb0rte Wtolien
non 2ellteu iuio @hitition gegen bic
Delitide 2irie nprotpeItlid) bon Sa-
fobitaOt our Gcrpen0itne. Sic er.
littean itngebelire Gerlulte obne ii.
gel0 einen Grfolg an cr5lelen
Syn Der 9t1be bon 8elifoieielo,
iiiolid bon Mioip, nabmen nniere
porgeidlobenen gEbteiIungen 81 9fui.
len gefangeil unO erbeuteten 5lpci
Olaidlinengeidiibe
g8ie0crbolte glngrtffsDeriufe heS
t5eittbcS ge9en luliere ,Stelangell
ilorOmeitlih uon &DitapD idlugell
bolig febl.
gtod 3lritidlagititg itorfer 9ln.
griffe our9 Seile bon Dret rltililden
aruteetorps iiiolidl pom 9tarnc8iee
madten Die mcitpreuBiideu Hegi.
ntellter eirett @egenangriff in Der
9tabe BON Dlofi3nce. lun Die glr.
iQeriebeobohtu htun8sitelun9en lpteOer
3u nebnlen, Ole iie an 20. Wlar8
bcrloren Dotteu llniere tapfercn
Erlppeu ppqbradtelt iBre 9lltfgabe
in leoer 8e5iebung.
81breno oieies @egenangriffas
uno BEL Der 3uriiflpeiillug Der fefiO.
tidjen 2lngriffe madJteu mir 2t OF
fi5iere lu10 2140 Vtnnn 5l @efan-
geneu. 2lllh crbeuteten mir cine
gln5dbl 0faifine1gelpebre
llniere 5lieger luorfen 8olnben
auf Die Giienbabnitationen 3u 8iiua.
burg uno Wilneii ln0 altf Die 81.
lenbabnitotipnen 3tpii1en gararo-
pid)i uno Nlin5f,
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lluan S6i R0i
(oG in's Gri( ge(Jen.
3luOlf leiner 9iateebcr iollcn Ginge.
ridltet iuerOen, forOern
HepplutfDnarc.

Snu ,Sraltscisto, Gal.. Is. Uldrj
aopeloepeiAcn, tpelde DIE l)teii9(
Gbineiiidle NepltbIit 9lilo5iotton ppt
reDolutiondren 8iibrern aus Sbauq
9oi erbalten bot, belogen, DaB oil
Dtilitdr .Goupernetre pom ied}s III
glufitano befin0lifen 93rppin8eu dr
ben Hrdiioettten 0uau Chi aui oas
1lIttrnatnm aeiteqt bnben. 5u re,
iianieren 1uo ins Grill all aelen
Nuh perlaugeu iie. BOB II ietnrt
9egeltUdrtigeH gfatgeber IN Infla.
ge5ldtallo perleBt uno Hin9erihtei
Deroen iollen
GaS ltltimatlun foG folgenbe 5
fyor0eringeu entbolteu:
T.. 3aB Duun Sbi aoi on einetr
fcitoeiebten Gage reiignieren lnO
Gbina berlaiieu iollc.
2 GoB Il pgerrGter nd.
mentlid angegeber pro5eiiiert
ifno, tpeni Der 9erihlporitng &c.
gen Die giepublif iduIOig befln.
Den, binQerihtet iueroen
3. 3aB oos eigentum non guon
Sbi aai it. Der t2 .8errdter" fon.
iis3iert meroeu ioa, Inn Die 9ie.
polutiondre iha0loS gu bolten.
4. GnB bic 9}ohfonpnen guan
SGi aoi's tp1breno Der itdbiten
orei @enerationat ibrer 9iirgerred.
te entiageu.
). 1aB ben ein5elnen 8ronin5en
aontroQe iiber lire 9lrmeen ltno
ArienaIe gegeben uerheu ioa,
(2ieie bon repolutiondren Gucl.
len tnulnleltoen 9epei1en als G6i.
ilo baben iih meiit als foIidl ooer
iibertrieten ertuieien ltnb ifetncn
oott 4ripottntereiien oiftiert 5u iein)
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Rein SDltem in Der
j(Otten= 0erWu(tunQ!
glOmirol 5isfc iOst. 6luttc 1T nm.
iuirfiam; oentidjc 6lottc bop.
pclt 10 gut,

@aibiI0ton, 2S. @l1r5 Near.
glontirol 6isfc erflorte acitcra DOT
Oeut 5lotteufonlitee 0cs 0allie9, oab
Die innpirfiaueu glrronqieritngel in
&oibingtou 6afiir peranhportli6 5u
balten icien, onB bic g5irfianteit
Der 5lottc 1uu niaOeitens 25 8ro5.
aeriltger lit, ols lie iein ioate.
Ger glOHliral 6iste iagte, cr babe
Oe8bol6 icine 9ieiigrntion nls @atpt
Der s5lotten. Gpcratiouen einqcreidt,
neil CT 5lotteniefrft1r 9onielS ntdt
oa5u bcfebren funntc. 0ie~l l5Iotte in
cinGt 3uitoito Der 9creitidaft 8u
bringen un0 meiI 1t gebofit babe,
| Dab elm au0ercr pieaeid,t mcbr Gin.
ftuB iiber Daniels llabclt ipitrDc, lull
ibu 3u Den noti9en 5drittcu 5u
perQuluiien. Ca iiebt man, mas
e5 beOcutcts speun Cit 9iihtiadnann
6lnttelIietretar IT'D
9ie 0eutide tSiotte lei nlill0eitens
ooppclt ID gut lnie Die anerifaltiidlc,
beBnllptetc Johann Montreal 6isfe.
Die tSlote gebrutd)e idueIle StIaft-
treir3er un0 cin beiiercs t5lieoerforps
luto niiiiie geHiigeH0 groB icil inn
beioe aiiiteu sit pertei0igelt 2lui
6ragen CAB cr jill Bob Die 6lottc
uidt 10 Gut lei, mic iie iein iolIte,
lno Dab nltr ourd Elm beiieres
5piten in 8albltgton cine 9tcn0e.
.rtn1g sun 8ciIcru 5il glportea ici
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Sua Der tiirfiidlen syruut.

aonltaHtinopel, %. 0tdr3, ii6er
2onoon. Gas tiirtiide &riegsomt
beroffent[idta geItern folgeltDen Sc.
ridt: gluf Dem foufQiiiden ariegs.
ifanplnB fp1roen pon fleineren glb.
teiluugeu feinoLiher aapollerie ut0
Ss5Srfanterie gentad1te 8orItoBe NIT
Sei6tigfeit dbgetpieien syit ben Gar.
baneIIen lpuroen ieinoIid1e 5orpe.
6oiager, oie Sort frei5teu ollrdl Oas
8euer unierer 9atteriel 3ltrildac.
wteiett. Drei feinbIide 2LeropGoHe,
Die ilber @alIipoli flogen, 8naen iid
in Der 9iidltlug ailf bic sSiiel SSu.
bros 3uriif, nah0en aild) uuere
Glicger ouigettegen paren. S16.
reno eiltes @jetpitteriturlnes, Der
il6er 0os etleItif)e 2ager an Der
SSrnf 3rout, in 91eippntaatien,
heretnge6rodDer mar id1Iitg Der
9lie nebrcre DtoIe Elm un0 ridltc.
te groBen Sahid)o0en oil. Die
3nbl Der POM 8liB eridllageneu
griten lit nod aidlt befoitnt.
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Jri(C)e Bi(Cj0le
6ranOmarkm Gng(OnO

Berlin, Is. Uiqrs, (Baitfenberidt.)
Biidof G'0upcr Don 2innerit bat
iii feineul s5altenspirtenbrief eng.
lalto leine Sitlu0ea porgebatten luD
Die 3uitauoe, melg9e In s5rlono ielbit
IberrideIL in elmer 8Giie geidiL0ert,
IlDel6e ben brttiiden glQttern ln0
9todridteu. Bureaus, bic itbcr ST.
Ilano Der 8eft 5ano In Die glagen
8u ltrcuel beritdlicR ols peinli6c
Ell2berraidlultg er(ajsiRel nllB.
Dg3a8 miro geideben, luenn eng.
lano eiliiiebt, Dob e. cine 2llligobe
iibernomulen 9at, meld)e iIber ieine
arafte geht, lmn Dab ea iid] bel 0em
geriudb Den 5einD 3u nerni1ten
nur ielbit ruiniert? ggas bot Oeun
oieies gnglono eigeutlicb fir bic
tIeinen Nationen geton. i'll oeren SSll-
tereiie es, tuie 10 piele 2ellte glduben
ben arieg fitbrt
Sir Die britiIden 3eitl1ngen, mel.
dc ibre 2eIer nit 3uperitbtli6en
9ropbe5eillngen ullterbolten, Juno
Imelhe alten sSrauen gleihen, Die
atnoer NIT Wiordeu unterbaIten, g
bat Der 8iiAof mir 8orte oe8 Be
oduerta, neil iie it'd un0 ibre 2eer
tduiben.
Mud ermnbnt Ger giidloi ieine
@laltbigeIL fltr Die 8ie0erberiteIIung
9olens ais elmer groBen fatboliiden
9tation 3u beteu. mo beoauert 3aut
5dluB ielner 9tu9fiibrllngen ooB Der
arteg utt0 Der IN ieinent (Sefolge
fonunenoe 0fpnouliidc 8rud ben
2anonnfauf in Syriano 3unt Stebet
gebraht bat. Gle 2lrbeiter mer0en
unter Dieien llnntanoen nod lan9e
auf cine entlpreAen0e 9ebouiung
porten utlliien. ui0 ale Die idonen
Gldne filr 0ie gnnpiflung aSrlan0S
fonnen niAt bertpirftidt iper0en,
Detln Der s1te1cr0rud unnter grober
miro. 0ieie ,3uitan0e, iagt Der vi
ibof, merOen Oas itiife 8olt 8mtn.
gen. in groBen Sdnren Die 8eliebte
CRIME s5lllel 8u uerIaiien uno Oas
2ano III cine 2age brineen, Oeren
5anmer ieoe 95oriteQun8 iiberiteigeH
nuB.
acbnIi4 predca iid. mic Ser
gSrii6 sSnoepenoent" ON 8. gear5
idgt. bic 8iid0ie @oorc BON QIroagb
llno sDfeaenno ln0 aelIp non RoB
aus, Die britiIdleu 3eihtngen TOM.
mertieren nit Gntruituue Die Sat.
ia6e. Dab oie 9ild0ie in iDren SIR
tcnbriefel Der 9tcfrltieruna teinc Ut.
m1bfttlg getau Boben.
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GQrrallja DerlDeigtrt
Senubung Der Sabn!
9ie mtrifanli6e cage wirD int autt,
rltQnii6en 0auptquartier alS
Dermifelt be3ei6net!
gtaa Saunen uuterne9men ipeiteren streif;ns

Icben, ign peiter nod ieincn Sdlubf-
|pinteL 5ll berfolgen. sSenes 2nno
miro bon oen pil0en Gurablumare.
,SR0lanern 6epobnt, einent Der be.
mertensmerteIten sSn0ianeritaaule in
Dtertfo, pelde einiQe Der beiten lmo
einige Der i6ledteiten Gigeflidaitca
Der nteritautihen gingeborenen la.
ben mlo 8illa ie0euiolls iebr wid.
tigen 9eiitan0 Ieiiten fonnten, iaas
lte 3u ibm balten. 2lmerifoner Ia
gen ouB 0ie Greue 0icier s5n0ioncr
gegen 6relnlne foit Der 2[1bongIid.
telt etnes 9unoes gleidfou1nte. Die
perfol9cnoen 2lu1erifaner bobeu olt-
Anlteno nut i4letltem g8etter 8tt
fdnlpfen.
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0elterreiC0er in
Jto(len llegreid)!
(srobcru Stellnng bcim @0rh grn.
denfopf; beBanptcn it'd gcgen
JinIieu.

&iol 28. 02ar8 ii6er 2onaotl
Gas auegsalnt mel0ete beute Dor.
nlittaa Dob olterreid uugariide
Ernpben cine itnlieniid)e Stellln9
ua9e beim @or5 9rilfenfopf e..
itilrfrf babcH mo ieIbige gegeu 0ie
4llgrtffe Der 1Seiuoe beboupten.
Die s5taIiener erlitten bel i6rru
@egenangriffen i1lpere 9serIlite.
5erner nielOet Dos ariegsanlt,
oaB iid Die 9aterredl lliigorli
alts ihrer porgeidobenen telliulqea
an 3llieiter lit gaIi5ien Dor einet
fett0li6en ltebermadlt 3uriid9q3o-
gen baben bic @nrpftealingen ser
0citidlen 9erbiin0eteu aber iili0 un-
cridlittert.
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Bi(OungS=gelt
G(ei6t 00rin.

asoibuatop IS. g}drs. 81 Gos
9lbgeoroletenbaltS ais @eiantulls.
iduB lebnte aeitern Oen 9lntrag 0es
9lbg Sabatb pon Sllinois, Die Bill
0ltngsprobe alls Der GinmaltDe-
rlln9sporIage 8u itreideu, NIT 225
9egel 50 5tinllnen ob.
Dfan eripartet. 0aB Ote 8orIoqe
hie befdnntIih IN oieier @eitalt
idon DON 8lpei 8rGiiOeuteil oetoiert
moroen lit, aIs @aBes pom 9au.
le angenonlnlen miro.
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Sine aelcqnete She.

9teoia, Ro.. 2S Mars. Sit
iytau OeS builders gSiItiam fa9co
bon bier beitenlte ibren Wtmu init
9ierlinaeu, orei 9iaOben uuo ci.
nenl anaben. 9Sor 1S 0tonaten
hattie Die 6rau einem 3tpiIlilgS.
poar oas 9eben acgebeh. Ger gtann
lit tuiolge 0ea 81 rcItllidlcn Sinner.
itqcns bei ieineu arbcitsgebern Inn
eine Sobauldae einarfonmciL bic
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Evening journal., 1916-05-29
SOUTH SIDE VS.. CHESTER.

South Side will play Chester az
Chester tomorrow. The boys expect
70 pull out of the hard luck they have
been playing in.
Evening journal., 1916-05-29
New York Hot on Trail of
Brooklyn in National League

The National race entered a new
week today with the leaders, Brooklyn
and New York separated by a game and
half. The Giants. with a record OF
sixteen straight wins, will tackle the
doughty Braves at Boston today, while
the Dodgers will line mp against Pat
Moran's Phillies at Philadelphia.
The Giants were cast-iron favoritcs
today in picking a pcnnant winner I'M
the \. L. The Chicago Cubs, who start
ed out so brilliantly. seem to have lost
some of their zip and are playing in a
haphazard manner. They have lost the
last two games and now hold sixth
place by a bare three points ahead Of
the Pirates. who boosted their percent
age average by cleaning the Cards twice
on Sunday. The latter are back in their
old position in the cellar.
The work of the Reds in licking the
Cubs the last two days has sent their
stock up. The philles and Braves.
close ON the trail of the leaders, were
in fair shape TO upset dope by clean
ing up in their present series with the
Dodgers and Giants
Evening journal., 1916-05-29
1s - l7eo9|co 10

and stony path. But NJ tho end OF
Il there stands the House called Beau
tifui-the prize OF good results.
Engaged In the effort 20 have Sc
locted a right road" for the expen-
diture OF money on good roads" Is
the National Highways Association.
This parent organization. with It's in
finite number OF anllated organiza-
tions. IS striving for the creation OF
a National Highways Commission. Its
argument Is the simple ono that II
you want 10 build railroad you do
not simply begin 10 lay tracks any
where and everywhere and build to
nowhere IN particular. You employ
expert engineers and locate your road
In such manner that II will gain the
maximum OF traffic on the minimum
Of mileage. You build your trunk
lines and then your feeders.
The contention OF the National
Highways Association is merely that
the Federal Government should entel
upon tho task OF building good road
upon this scientific basis. The Ma
uonai Highways Commission propose,
would be composed OF experts I'm high
way engineering and they would 10
cate a system OF National Highway
which would attract the maximum o