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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-09

succeeded in registering a quartette
OF markers and, incidentally. throw
ing . scare into the Beantown camp
that caused the supporters of the
FASTENERS with the red stockings to
shake in their shoes.
Despite the fact that the Red Sox
did nick RUDE MarQuard for lengthy
hits. there IL no getting away from the
fact that he pitched a most creditable
game. He was cool throughout the
contest, and when 1t came to getting
his goat" the Bostenians were just
not there. He would have gone to the
end of the game had not Wilbert
Robinson deemed It advisable to re-
move him in favor of pinch hitter.
It is practically a certainty that
Rube will be sent against the Bos-
toniAns again Tuesday. when the third
game Of the Rig series will be staged
on Brooklyn SOIL He thoroughly con-
vincsd Manager Robinson that he can
pitch under fre and 1t is a 10 to s
shot that he will be called upon to
again oppose Carrisan's cohorts.
Thsro II also probability OF Ernie
would hardly be wise for Manager
Carrigan to pitch two left-handers.
Leonard and Ruth, in succession. and
one or the other will doubtless be
saved over until the fourth day.
While many seem to think that the
Dodgers are due 4 victory today, we
are inclined to believe that the Red
Eox win again emerge triumphant
The Dodgers should get one-and
only one-of the games to be played
In Brooklyn. The series will probably
go six games with Boston on the big
end. II Boston wins today and one
Of the games in Brooklyn. It should
be decided In I'VE.
While II 10 admitted that Brooklyn
IL very strong ~ far ~ the stick IL
concerned. there 10 no getting away
from the fact that tho RED 0ox have
one Of the best balanced pitching
stats ever gotten together. Unless
those young pitchers become ratified
like 1hors In the closing frame Of
Saturdays conflict. the Red Coz should
win out In ave games.
Jake DAubert 10 man who will
have 70 be rsekonsd with before this
series comes - an end. He fall Down
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-09
Ruth Slated To Oppose Cmbs Second Game Out For
PENN GRIDIRONISTS
WILL BE PUNISHED

When Penn football players are
naughty this year and make mis-
takes Or foolish plays, they viii
be Punished. Coach F'olwcll has
devised painful penalties. Of In
creaaing severity with each ofYensc.
On the first OlRense they will he
deprived Of their ice cream Mt the
training house.
II this prfvation does not pre-
vent further mislplays a more Sc
rious punishment Is meted Out. A
aecond olfense entails. kicking field
goals for fifteen minutes. A third
ofense IL regarded as insunerable,
and accordingly Coach Folweli has
devised s11ll more serious punish-
ment. A player who sins a third
time is 0blig ed to sleep with the
tackling dummy.
A daily record is kept of the
ground gained by the backflcld
men. The amount Is posted each
day in the training house.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-09

bobbie IN the ninth which let in two
runs was the only smudge in his rec
ord. But 1t was entirely sxousable.
because the ball bounded badly and
came with terrific force.
Ticket spectators are wandering
around tonight adorned with crepe.
They got an awful lacing yesterday.
It Is estimated they were hit for
close to $4,000 -on-ths gamble they
took on yesterdays game. The specs"
lost, not because there wasn't an early
demand for their wares. but because
they tried to make a "killing"-and
their attempt was a boomerang. The
ticketiess fans were willing to pay a
fair premium on the tickets. The scalp
ers wanted exorbitant prices. They
held out for them until too late and
so they were made to suffer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-09
JEWISH JUNIORS PLAN
FOR ENLARGED WORK

Plans for the enlargement OF it's
membership and charitable work were
discussed at meeting yesterday OF
the Council of Jewish Juniors. held in
Beth Ahabah Temple. The meeting
was largely attended. and 1t was de-
cided to prosecute vigorous move
ment to obtain new members for the
organization. and enlarge and make
more effective Its charity work.
DR. Edward ". Calisch. rabbi of
Beth Ahabah Temple. delivered ser
mon at the meeting on the value and
possibilities Of the efforts of the coun-
Gil An address was also made by
Irving May. president of the body. ID
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-09
RACES WILL START At
STATE FAIR TOMORROW

Several interesting events are on
the race card at Virginia State Fair
tomorrow. The card includes the
three year-old trot. 2:so trot. race for
all ages and the Valley steeplechase.
The races for all ages will be Ave fur
two miles.
Tuesdays Race Program
First Race-Three-y year -old trot.
Purse. $500.
Second Race-2;so srot. Purse,
s4o0.
Third Race-For all ages. Purse.
5000. OF which S35 goes TO second and
SIS to third.
Fourth Race-The Valley Steeple-
chase-For three-year-o and up
ward Purse. $500. of which 500
goes to second and $50 to third. Dis
lance: Five furlonEs.
Entries for the 2:3o trot for Tues
day follow:
Baron Bedworth. gr. h.. by Bed
worth. VIM. NJ. Dixon. Hudgins. Va
Charm Mckinney. b. m. by Nc
Kinney, r. s. Floyd. Bridge Town. Va.
Earnest. b. h.. by GUNNER. r. S.
Floyd. Bridge Town. Va
Sarah Kelley. b. m. by Lord VIM
cent. Edgehiil Stock Farm, Shaws-
Vile, Va,
Southern Star. b. g., BY Allie Wood.
Ianghorne Putney. Richmond, Va
Morgan Leaf. b, G.. by Morgan AK
worthy. w. E Miller. Washington.
D. c.
Baron. Jr., b. h., by Virginia Baron.
W. E. Miller, Washington. d. C.
;, NV VT rptr Rel M
w. GIL. Danville. Va.
Crystal Knight, br. g., by Crystaiion.
w. W. Gin, Danvilte, Va.
Oroa b. g.. by Foros, Floyd Bros.
Bridge Town. Va
Toney Woodrow. b. e.. by Anderson,
J. w. Clark. Lynchburg. Va
Guy DouSlas, gr. c.. by Guy Ak
worthy. Edgehili Stock Farm. Shaws-
Vile, Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-09
PRESIDENT WILSON HAS
BUSY WEEK JUST AHEAD

Asbury Park, n. J.. Oct. s.-Presi-
dent Wilson will leave Shadow Lawn
on Wednesday for Indianapolis where
he Is scheduled to make several cam
paign speeches on Thursday. He will
return to his summer home in time
to address a gathering of Democrats
from Pennsylvania on Saturday after
noon. In addition to the two speak
ing dates several important political
conferences Will be held this week
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-09
Athletic
BY ERNEST POLLARD.


AS a result of the overwhelming de-
feat sustained Saturday afternoon at
the hands OF the Sons OF Old Ell. the
gloom that hovers over the Virginia
football camp at Charlottesville is az
dense as the fog in the Dismal
Swamp.
The Orange and Blues defeat was
the worst the Virginia gridiron gladt-
ators have received In many seasons.
The Bull Dog was somewhat peeved
over the 10 to 0 drubbing handed 1t
last season. and the old boy went after
the Dixie lads with a vengeance.
However. those who know the vir-
gtnia eleven believe that the foot
ballists Of that institution will profit
by that humiliation rather than to
have 1t dishearten them. 1t gave
Coach Pat" Evans good oppor-
tunity to and out the weak places on
his team and he will doubtless remedy
Il by the time the next team 10 met
1t may be q good thing that the
mond College to meet next Saturday.
rather than some large team.
Cardinals showing against the
Princeton Tiger was a most creditahie
olina's chances on the chalked grid
iron this fall were very poor. a. the
result OF the loss of Captain Dave
TAylos. Homewood and other stars
have another guess coming to them.
Those CArolinians are fighters. ~ IL
we'll known to those who have seen
them make IN annual pilgrimage to
Richmond for the past several years.
only to Be handed a drubbing by the
virginia eleven. Tho Down Homers
will be heard from before this season
10 brought to q close.
People throughout the country are
la0oring under tho impression that
CArrigAn's Red Soy were lucky to get
by with the first Aams Of the worlds
series over WiIbert Robtnson's Brook
lyn Dodgers. Well. they may have
been at that, but It's the breaks that
win most ball guinea The gentlemen
from the City Of Beans won out By
Superior fielding In the pinches and
opportune haktlng in the crucial
psriod1 while Il may % safely said
that most Of the breaks went to the
BostoniAns. the Dodgers sure rot them
al In that closing frame whom thsy
-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-09

miserably in the pinches in the mi
tial game. but he can hit with any OF
them and unless our prognostication
goes astray he Ia yet to be heard
from.
Jack Barry will probably be seen on
second base for the Sox before the
series comes to Gloss. While jan
win did very well with the bat, he
Is bit nervous. as are all youngsters
in crucial game OF this kind. and II
was his bad error that let in two
runs in the ninth inning and caused
no little worry in the Boston camp
Barry Is still suffering with his hand.
but II necessary he will take his old
place at the keystone station.
AS far as comparative scores are
concerned. the Hampden-Sidney Tig-
ers have made a better showing this
season against larger elevens than any
other team in the Eastern Virginia In
tercollegiate Association. While lit
tie can be gathered from these ex-
hibition contests, it is a known fact
that Coach Bernier has a machine that
will give the other elevens in the or
ganixation no little worry before the
curtain 10 brought down on the 1916
season. And Coach Bernier developed
almost every man he has on his squad.
He has worked hard over his pro,
teges and credit galore 10 due the
Hampden- Sidney Coach.
Harvard sure did receive \ setback
Saturday. permitting Tufts to win
from her by q score OF to :. 1t now
looks as II Yale is coming back with
rush this season and again make all
Of the big Eastern elevens sit up and
take notice. The Bull Dog was kicked
ana cuffed by everybody last year, but
the other gridironists are going to
experience no little trouble duplicating
| IL this season.
Manager Billy Smith. Of the Rich.
mond baseball club. was . spectator
In Boston Saturday at the opening
game of the worlds series. He will
also witness the games In Brooklyn
and viii then 20 to his home in SPRING
nsld. Ohio. to visit his mother.
Races at the state Fair grounds this
week promise to BE- interesting. There
are . number OF good horses entered
ana the events should Afford exotic
lmsns se -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-09
VIRGINIA FARMERS
WANT MORE FOR MILK

Washington, Oct. s.--virginia and
Maryland farmers held meetings at
Frederick Nd, and Manassas. Va.
today to map out their campaigns for
high milk prices.
They wish to establish a municipal
dairy in Washington and a co-opera-
tive distribution service.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-09
STONEwALL JACKSON AERIE
OF EAGLES TO CELEBRATE.

Stonewai Jackson Aerie Eagles,
South Richmond. will hold their an
nual blow out" at their headquarters
Wednesday night After the fnciden-
tai ceremonies. the Birds will indulge
in q smoker
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-09
Visitor From Prince George.

p. n Saunders. of Prince George
County. is visiting the family of r. l..
Elder. III East Fourth Street, South
Richmond. Mrs, Elder and daughter
have just returned from a two weeks
trip to Prince George County
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-09
Charged with Arson.

James Roberts, coiored. was arrest
ed yesterday, charged with setting Are
to the store of Harry Papayain. 1890
East Main Street. Detectives Bertuc-
ci and Duffy took the man into Gus
tody.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-09

Alleged Illegal Liquor Seller.
Lena Minor. colored. WAS arrested
yesterday by Officers J. r. Ridell and
Edelton .on a charge of selling liquor
without q license
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-09
Sunday Seller. Arrested.

Sunday Sellers Arrested.
J. W Montgomery and Lear Saia.
were arrested yesterday by Officers
Sowell and Frayser, on charge OF
selling tobacco on Sunday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-09
PROBABLE LINEUP TODAY.

BROOKLYN.
H. Myers, center field.
Daubert, first base.
Stengel, right field.
Wheat, left field.
Outshaw, second base.
Mowrey, third base.
Olson, shortstop.
Miller, catch.
Coombs, pitch.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-09
BOSTON.

BOSTON.
Hooper, right field.
Janvrin, second base.
Walker, center field.
Hoblitzel, first base.
Lewis, left field.
Gardner, third base.
Scott, shortstop.
Thomas, catch.
Ruth, pitch.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-09
BABE RUTH OPPOSES
|, JACK COOMBS TODAY
IN, SECOND CONTEST

Although Wilbert Robinson Declares He Will Come Back
Strong Today and Finally Win Out, Even Dodger Sup
porters Believe There Little Chance For Robns-Pfefer
Will Not Work Until Fourth Game.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-10-09

Races at the State Fair grounds thia
week promise to BE- interesting. There
are . number OF good horses entered
ana the events should Afford exotic
ment galoro.
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Gaiement abgewieieu.
2nn0ol1 Is &pI


Gae 9crniinQsaerisbt fiir Siral
pro5cllc ncrmnri om Iicnatod oie
Ierutun9 Sir Roger Soiemcnta 0c.
gen Dos llrtbei Der GnrinI;au,. 0ie
lbn oc@ 0ohuerroib5 ldnIoia bciins
ocn b0tte, mnrouT 2oroobcrridltcr
Discount Hco6inQ oaS 5o0csurtbeil
oislproh. Gle 9erufllnasinltan,
entldleb, ohne ElGopncrs 0er5toats
onmnIfihoit onoch0rt Su bobeu. ".
SnIIipon Golements glmpolt. pld.
olrtc onocrtbaIb Gage nno filbrtc
5oblreide glitthorit0tcn ooiiir an, bah
mr. orc 6eitltellun9 oe5 9egrlffS
3ohperrotbs meientlih III, Oh Der
In1cfloate unter Dem Sditsc oes
aonigs lebtc, ,uobreno pom guslnl.
DC aus fein Snhperrofb hegonaen
meroen Tonne.
Cine Ictte @ioaIidfeit iit eerli.
lung ans Gbcrbous: Wcoinquna
btcrIilr lit ein @'uioften oeS @ene.
rolonlndlts. bob bic @ntihcoung oes
VerltInnGS9cridlts 10 lngemein mid.
tige re6tIidc 8eiidltspunfte Elm.
iflieBt, Dab es i'm S9Sntereiie Der 9la
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,Sobrct Icit oos 9eririlnas9crid)i
':!r Stroipro5eiie aeid)offen ,puroe.
MIR 3lueimol aeifeben.
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@ilion nimmt GnrranaoS @ort
iiir bare Wiiln5e. ,Sn Dferifo nchnrn
oie uidlt einmnI icin t3el6 oofllr.
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Stanbpnnft Der Snnoesreqie=
rllllq.
98oIhjnotn1,. /

@oibinaton, Is. Sylli.
Gie 9'lmoesre1iertno III iih ieet
DoIl'tonbiQ tInr horilbcr 0clporoen.
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lid'er 9onoelsidlifics 8uerfonnt bot,
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hon atieosibifien Der Maiirten pbng
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iiber Nsoiier i0hrt, 2lniprud, norani
hot. bon oen feinAlid)en SlricQ idlif
len nls Son6eISfohr5cuQ bcbonoeIt
81 nerocn; Dos beiBt, cS miB nurd,
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bottcn nuiacinrocrt mer0cn: nod0em
es nnqchoIten hat, fam ea ols 4rilc
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brddt iucrocn. 9}eriudt 0aS ,Snbr
3etg. Der Ne1nobme 3i ent9cben,
bc8p. gSioerlton0 81 leiiten. 10 acbt
Iein Deiteree Sdidiol Die Ger. 5taa.
trn nid}fS on. ,$br 1ton0ptnft lit,
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toudt. beriudt. iih Der 99cqnobnc
ut ent3iebeu IN 6ieiem 11ne lm0
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cs 81 3eritoren. gbenio Miro e. ols
Eeriudl. sil eutiliebens ongciebcll.
menu oos 3ouhboot. nnd,Ocm e5
'einoIife ariegsidniic ben1crft hat.
uniertaud)t.
g5 mur0e ferner sic tSragc auisc,
moriclL oh es cine 8erleeluq oes
26lferredlts iein miIr0c. menn oie
.GeutihIon6" hie Treimeilcnorcn5c
urter Woiier ourhfobren milroc. 9e,
omtr bes 5toots6cnartcnents erfldr,
ten bicrani bob iie feinen @runo
ichen fonnen neshnlb 6oS Goild,boot
ridit 0ieien @eq einihlnqcn iolte.
nm Der Wndle Der 9Gaiirten slt entge
ben, horousQeicbt. ooB Die gcrpcain.
gen hes Goudlboots feine Webin0c,
RING fir Die Shiffobrt iein meroen.
Gle rcioen otler6innS Der Inndlt 5u.
6oB bic Shiiinbrt be6roht iein mir.
DC. ipenn ooe 3ouf)boot cine bctr0d)t.
lihe Gntiernuno innerhulh Ser Grei
meilen1one untcr gSniicr Inhren
iDitr1e.
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Wiorbtbat eines Wabniinniaen.
Ghicnao. III. is. Sui.

SUtNNUus SNu.f &c. NNugt.
g'ier Tcrinncn, 0ari,nter cin GoIi.
slit mlIroen om 9icnstna irilb in
Chicago cridDoiien rno 0rei anocrC
nerlpiinbct hurh einen 9ieqer no.
bert ). McSntnrc, Ser lid in ieincnl
0ouie an Der SSeiticite uerldnnit
hnttc, inH nlm aus Den ScuiIern 0es
0ouies oui oie Ntengc id)ob. Niebr
oIs einhlnoert EoIisilten mur0en 0o.
ollrd) mebrere Stunocn III Shddl ae.
hnitcn.
I'm s llbr cridicn Die @oli5ei ror
Dem @oliie mo ihloB rs en-. sis
llbr fam @oliSeiflef NcoIcu an. 46c.
SSntnre feuertc ans Aem 5luciit0diQen
Steinboule 9ir. so 9tnrtb ,IrOiua
9lpcnmc a,unlterbrod)en. bal0 an 0te-
lem. haIb III ienem iSellitcr erihci.
nclo Sic 4Soli5ei periud)te perQeb-
lid. 0as Sans nlittels einlolm III
grnno 81 itefen. Mud Elm oreimaIi-
ger glnariff nit 0nnonit ihlug iebl.
Sic Grplolion 5erltorfe Die Dlntere
Eorh uno cinen Sbeil Der 0udle.
Der He9er oIieb innerlett. 2orani
IicB Der @oIi5eidei flinf3ig 8cmebrc
bCrbeibringen. Gin sluto 9Iatrouils
Ieiuogen hradlte lie sur Stcle uno
Die 9eld)ieBung beoolm. Gine 3eit-
lang idlnicg Dos sSclier bt9 &ahnlin-
nlocn unN man gIoiihie bcrcits. ibn
inldlooIid Qenodt sii bnben. Glnt.
Iih ernellerte CT iein ShieBeu nit
aroBer 0eitiofeit. Gs murocn un8e-
fdbr hrnocrt Sdiiiie gemcdicIt.
lin S:26 llhr oraneen Die @oIisi.
item in boS !0nus ein. Sic lonOen
Die Srau oes gleeers nit 3crtriln-
mcrtem Shoocl Dor. Sic Grulolion
bottc tic getootet. MteSSntprc. per
loun0et lebntc 9egen cine Sbltr. G6e
IS Inn mG9Iih mar, an feuern. crbielt
or tincn GitolcnldnB i'll oen aopf.
@r muroe nod) Dem @olpitnl gebruht.
no or itorb. Somobl Der YSohniiu-
ni9e pie ieine 6rou trlocn Gotro-
nt:lgilrtcl.
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ErtFe bat Sertranen.
Nntiteroam, Is. cSll

Gie 8crliner 3citlneen bringen
longc IrtifeI. in oenen lie Dos ocut
idlc Golf oufforoern iein &ertrouen
mif oen enOoiiltigcn GrfnIe Scr oeut-
id)cn @afien niht 3u perlieren uno
bcn 02ii9enbcriften Der ousIonoi.
ihcn lrciie feine gcohtuno 81 ld)en-
fen. 9lus Berlin nerInutet, oob ocr
ocutidc @encrolitoh einen obnliden
9lppea on oos oeiltidle IaIt eeridtet
bot. Der bon Dem NoiIer in ciner
Gnnieren3 nit ieinen @enernIcn III
ipirirt muroe. Sos Seer bertrdiIt
ieincn Iilbrern", erfldrt nos 9erIi-
ner SoaebIoit, pworlm iollten Die
GohcimgebIiebenen nidt Dos eleihc
thun?"
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Strabenbabnnngliid.
MiiIiuoufec, 10. SSuli

,Siint5ebn Gcrionen mur0en beute
Moroen perfect, oIs ein StroBen-
hapnnogcn Der Gbeitmut StraBen
Slnle bon einenl hergigeu Staottbeil
binobrolte. Die &erlceten uuroen
ms 0oipitoI geidofft.
Der 9fotoriiibrer boitc Die Gnn.
trolle ocrlorcn. Gtlihe ser 80 Gni.
logiers. iopic Der lltotorfiibrcr iprans
gen ob.
Nm Der 80. StroBe, oils bie sc.
ldlminoi9felt lid bis 3u 80 0teilen
ole StrmOc gciteiQert bate. mnr0c
en- grto llberronnt uno sic ISnioiien
Observation-Disclosures.
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IL Spfer Der 6lutb; SdaOen
$4,000 900.
NPnIcinh. " e Il \

'FkttNtNTF " ~ 7 = . NNIFtI.
Sn oen iiinf iiioliden Stnatel.
mcIhc ponl @odipaiier beimQeludlt
murnCnL iino in hen letten Is Stlm.
Den l3 Eerionen umgcfommeH; min.
oeltcna iebn mer0cn nod uermiBt
Ter ongeridltete Sahldlooen bctroat
nngeiobr SO, 100000. YSenn oud
Die s5Illtbloge iid) gebeiier. bot. uno
ooa SSoiier 5uriid0ebt. 10 lieot Oer
eilcnbobn mo CcIeqropbeuoienit
lmlner nod ORG 0ornieher. Nian be
lurchtct. oob Die 3obl Der Spfer lid
noh erb0hcn miro. loboIo crit Die
grabtpcrbiuouug nit cntl@eneu
0rtihoiien ipieoerbereeIteut lit.
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Oemtiehe 8cmben riebten int rmiii>
iehen 1trieeshafen 8eral
Xieienietaren at.
SabingOn plant %rote gegen bic rdware 2iae" Gngaos
Sit &ede Der pon v8luOoD Sobu" an ben Stranger
9efeaten ameritaniden 6irmen minen anf
ale Ssaae 9tmabrt merbtn.

iiaer 9tneaben sic &crIuite Der GeiIt-
ldlen ieit 8eginn Der 2lulirtcn ii
feniibe an Der @eitfront ouf ungeiobr
10000 Ntnnn (t6eiaucne. %crmuns
hete 1rnn @efoaene). 9ci Der Gln-
nobmc oeS 9orfes Cpiaera ioQen
pon 5lpei @oroercginel1tern (ruuO
iehstouieno Monn). Ole ooSielbe per-
tbeioigt botten, 8uleet nod 126Oinnn
lebeno ongetroiien mor0en iein, Gle
theilmciie ied5iqStunocn nittS 5u ei,
len uno fein SoiIer gebobt battell;
oils oic 8efangenen binter bic Irunt
nb9cfilbrt murben. IieB Der hritiid)e
anmmanoeur ieine Selte 8eUepr
prGlcntiren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-07-21
Yage in YOlen.
Die Tcntidlcn iiihrcn %crbciicrnuaeu
Gin nno baMcn ucne
Straecn.
Berlin, 10. rSuli.

SNtlIts l - NNI@tt.
Or. GorI NcIiierid. DER 9itini-
tier oes Snneren. lit pom elmer
Heiic olirb &uiiilh YoIeu 6uriif mo
auBert ieinc groBt 9eirieoiglma iibcr
Die oeiltihen Grrirhgenihoiteu i'll Der
non 9ciltlhlunh croberten Gone. Sll
cinem ,Sntcrnlclp nit einenl &crtrcter
Der llcberlce 9tahridtcnngelltiir 500
Gr.@cliierid) &er9leide sluiidlen oenl
Huililh- Eolen unier ruii;idler &err.
ldloit lrno ieet. Gr iagte, bdB Die
Guilen boS 2alto uolIiQ nernad)ldliigt
batten. 2Ils 0onn Der &rie1 fam ,nh
ods 2ono peripiiItet mar. bc1dnnen
Die 3elltld)cn nit ibrer 9lrbeit. ole
iie nit unperglcidlihent Grfolge
ourd)iiibrten Gle iIicbenoen 9tlliien
pcrbrounten Stahte mo 0oricr ltnh
Serit0rten Ole Gilenbobnen. 3uerit
boilten Die Deutihcn 2anoltraBcn
ourd oaS perluilItete 2ono uno per
iorgten Die Gimuobner nit Gicb nno
Somen nit Dem Reiultot, ooB nan
beltc pidfodl groBe &iebberoen llebt
uro iiberou oui mogenoe @5ctrei0efel-
Der itobt. <Sn einem Sale muroen
gouern Gfcroe bon 5iuei &npollerics
Reginentern iiberIoiien UNI ibr s}clo
beltcIlcn 3u founeu. 0r. Garl Selffc-
rid betonte fcrner, oob er itberaIl
Shulen iouo, lelbit on, 100 Die ahliien
ilherhaupt feline SdIulen lntcrhaltcn
bnttcn. Die llniperiitot @orldou, III
mclher in polniider Sprode gclebrt
miro. bot cine groBe 3c1l bon Stt-
oentcn. 2lue 9totinnnlii0ten lueroen
9Ieif onerfunnt. ondl 9SeiBrnllcn
uno 2itboucr. glls oie Geutid)cn to-
men, berrihte hlrhtbore Notb inter
oen 1Siloen, Die in Den mciiten Ston-
ten bon Den Hullen mtS Den Sdnllcn
ousgeimloiicn maren. Die 0entidcn
iiibrtcn gum eritcn Dtnl SelbItregies
rlne im 2onoe Elm uno beriefen Iiioi'
lhc &ertreter in Die 9egierltng.
ISn 2roS, einer Stoot bon 100000
Ginmphnern, mar unter Der Huliens
herrihoit non Suaicne feline Heoe. .es
oob lpeoer 0aiiermerfe nod Elm VII
jilgSfonol- -Spitenl. Die 0eutifen
iiibrten erIt hnaieniIhe WnBnobmen
Elm, unicrrihteten 9as Miblifum unh
ariinhctca l1it Silfe Der @eiitlihfeit
i,Jlirtc 9nrofen fir oritedenhe
arnn.heiten, nor oIlen sSledtnpbus,
rer hnnaIs 3ahlrcife Spfer fnroerte.
!no Cholera. 0eioe aronfbeiten linS
jctt nnIlig unttr Gontroac. 9eutihc
@erStc. Die Gobei ibr 2eh.r herooben
ltorbcn nidlt lunionlt. Die Oelitidjen
iiibrtcn icrner Selbitregierune III
@esirten rno Stobten elm ino ermp.
tI,i9ten oie8eroiieutlidllng elmer gro
zen 3ohl bon 3eitltngen IN polnildlcr
SprohC. Grit tltr3 norbcr botten Die
Nullcn oie lcbte pnlniidle 3eittna
nntcr6riidt. 2>r. 0eIiferif idloB oonu
icinc 9lusfilbrltneen nit ben &orten
ollCbcron fono ih in Dem nerpiiitc-
ten Son6e Die SSrilhte oelttlder Gner-
gic unb 9lominiltrotinn. Sh fam mil
@enagtbulng ieitIteIlen. ooB 0i(
oeliiidlc 9lrb,lt iih nit ocn GrfoIgcil
ocr &rmee bcr9Ieid,en fam, Glider
belt mo 6r reben hintcr Der 6ront
unb hurdl Gerbeiicrlng oeS @lenoa
Der NeboIferung.