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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-04-06

Cont n'ht.
25n Counties ie0oG. mo Cepofro.
tcu beqriinOetc 2luS{i9t 6ober, Ocnt.
Idye ODER libcrole 5tol10iOoteI fir oie
Geaislntnr p0cr ar1itGn0i3e County
Gmter ferne &aAtmQhtcr. lrn0 Stros
Beufebrerpoitem i'm ferbit erpGBleu
gu f0nncl Iollter iie BEL h1r
SerbihunFl fur I9l1e itinmen, Eenn
Oeutitc uno liberole 8onb.ooten
in her 2cgi5Ica4r un0 in Go'rtDGr..
tern iino foi. ebenio n0tiq, ryte ho.afs
terfeIte 9clc9oten sur 9tatior4lfOn'
pention. - 25n Ytinneh4ba Gruutp 3.
.. more c3 mcbr ol8 t0rif., lpolItP'
oemofrotiIhe oeutihe Gtinnge' er
op:nofrutiih regil!rierer. 0enn .nier
Gountp lit 10 DJermiPgcno rer 4bIifa-
Mid, ooB ocl,dhe hsrtofratj .0e aor,
0ioaten ood, niht cr,oGbIt erocn fin.
ncn. So,t noIler iie tr 60em Slider
IN ole 2uft Id1,eben? ',arlm oiIo Die
5ur YteoerIoQ. @iIIr IS noti0euStin's
nteE meglJPITenf 0aTunt 0Qs OPli'
|ite 8otpl scrip .ttern uno buprelts.
Sdaber Gnrif On, Don Grbolt,:ng >er
lSeI5itadtun@ nidt 3u reoeu.
llngI'. .dIidertpeiIe bertid)t I'M rer4s
lbLifor fheu NotionoIaq,t on'ne's
Inen' l4rQelpjBbeit, !n2lf,tr repHoItns
Ini DE aoll0l0at Scr rr1tc Wnrr fir
J .trdfloent lit. Gc ior it1rf q-m:g Iei,L
Iunr @illon tree oct ,&9lu'pr1sper'#l~
Iuno trob Ieinct c+paItiQ-n 2lent2rua.
Ihine ihIaGtn 8u folr.er; er i3u oon
rom - per. eiftig - ben Ma&idDlaq
Igebenoen oeutidD, 4merifezdd'tn go
tnm 5eIr n0cr5 canebm 'An uni! nuGj
| oie nr.ogreiiir=" 8offiJr IN >tt Gie.
e25ragen fcIen. Gie alt& &Lefprodc.
nr,t repuf.tfoniIdea %rQj:oentI2GftS.
ranoioc.en itno 70 peU: Gupsrlit3
loon Soma, 9ur:or boz 50hio, Ia G5ol-
lett, bon g%Sc1nii'l JoirJanfs BON
SsjaoianG, ,- y. G-'1riibey ie6o9 in Ell.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-04-06

I'm C,rnmbiGbc Dun0cIt IS iid. 98ir
'mo1lcu ais DotrlotiIhe dmerifoutiGjt
'~urQcr f!ir ole TrciDcit sex Scr
StootcE fitr ciucu amcr.fanildlen
Nr0ljocnttu f0nrpicn umn fir nuIcre
.fouititAtioneQcn Hchtc
@o8 heocl.tet uaiere =ton0iootltr
|meiter?
@iue Itorfe 0}GioritGt ilr 0en In,
tcr5eihneten, cdc o2utIhcr Stinrn2u
loon 0emofIatcn uno RepubIitns
rtrn, nrn peri0nliheu tFreunbcn lno
6einhen lit Elm SieQ fir oos beutIdDc
&Otnm, lit cine &traftpcobe. Sin Sjag
mare mebr mcrt oI8 5ebn Stant@uer-
Ihuno5fonoerUcnen tn0 uIle S}eiolus
Itioncn.
StGr4cr al8 &Sprte lit bic Sat.
llro gerooe bemOfratIdje Sti;n.
Im2G iino r0tig, I'M ben gelpiinipten
&&ilion.9|ooleDe eDelt-Gent5ettel 5u ertei.
len.
3to1 0em nelten GrimIrgeIeb mnR
nGD nnu icOer Stimm8eber bis gum
Is. April regiitrierea laiien. SOnft
fam er nidjt itimmeu.
GcmDfrnten 0Cnen Die ght1m3 Dor
! hem Geut16turi lm0 OeutIden 8runo-
idtcn (oie ME IN @t6erIpruG nit oiuc
ritoniihen 8runoI6ben ite6en biiufcn)
b0ber itcGt olS Iofere Bartetorgcniia-
tim, IemOfraten, ipelhe in Counties
| Ilttmnen, in 0enen fotne 0cutlhen s..
mofratiiden &ar0iooteu getpir hen
fonnen, ioIlten i:d oie'es SSobr albe.
0ingt BEL ser EegiItration pbrt SAen
| uno pbne geeinflnpang irs senh MEL
der 2lrt ol5 6epabiifnner reqiItrieren
lnIien.
Darn erboIten fie lei Scr grirn1r.
nahl einen GtimmzetteL, Der repnbli>
faniifen Gtintn17 .ttel, un6 MIR boau
tonnen fe onh fIr ben llnterseiNp :.
item ffr 9eleaaten sur NatiunaP0g.
iDention itiv; Gen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-04-06

! itc !6cersslcitnug nufiinbigt, abgciuIe'
len.
Sn 0cm Gniuette Maloc stuiIhcu
IDunmmUut nnb &anr mudJteu bic
Tron5uien einen erfOleiOIen Ip8rtff
nno murben suriifgcluurfcn. TIe
0entIdrn madDten 764 unocrmunoct2
@efargcnc nno crbcItetcu s Wnidis
ncngciucbrc.
SOllnn6 nu6 Scnti0lnnS.
Qun0Un, 5. Ipril. - Ginc Ora6ts
IoIc Mclonng aus NOm Ingt, Suf mau
bort Gus 3IrtdI ScB0rt babe, baR SvI.
Lamb Die bcp1he 0ren5e geIdllGiicu
babe uno BORT Sruppen nuiGmmlc.
9ieier &cyid1t 1T aus fetncr GnOern
Gnclle 5citGtigt luUrben.
&grlin, 3. Npril. - Gs mnroe Gens
te 5cridJtet, SnR Die bplIGuoiIdc 8egics
Enag oas iufOrmele &erIanoer Der
NIliiertcw, bic 8rcnse eegcn 9eutid)s
luaO 5u idIiiekcr, abgeDIbnt Eabc.
DtilitGriidyc Wafaabm.n iinb pUU
'6ollauO gctrOffcr iuOyoen als cine
8arnnng, baf cs jebem &c1ndb c.
5m 3luingCny oen Nau, gGansIdjlauh
ausSuBuraeru", III untcritiiben, 8is
beritara eutaegenTeten suerSc, Cs be-
itebt bier fcin 3iuetfei meGr Sariibcr,
bnF Die &OrgGnge IN tSDIGnO anges
reGt iunrSeu SnrG bic Grgebniiie Der
aHafcrcuS oer alliiertcu in Earis.
Sserl!n, ), April. -~- Die griedDiid,c
Hegicrung bef Eah MeIbnngcn ans
Gtbrn bic @aiierteu erIud)t, alic mi
litariIhen Ginrttjtnugeu nn6 Nnalas
GEN ans Der Sta0t SnIpniti su cutter.
ueu, mn lueitcre 8pmbarbicrnuacn
Oncf biz Imftidliffe Der 3entralmafte
- gcrmei6eu. gInRerosm perlnngt
@ric6en!an0 Sdabeneriab ieitcns Ort
Aiiitcrten.
2SnIbinstun, 5. glpril. - D. mod
}tinc cnbgiiItiaen Seluciie sAr Die
SOrpcbicrnmg bOn Sdliffen ait glme.
rifaneru an SOrO nurlir rdcu, ba6eu
%5lafbcnt 8tIipn nno Gin Sabinett
oie GntihciOnng iiber bic ciusnidhas
gCnbc Ganfbabn iuir>er nertagt.
Der nGd)itc Sd lit, Der gegcn Gugs
lamb iuegen Or. 8eIGlagunbme non
EOit nuternUr. men iuerOen IOG, itebt
bente sur SS Stntnug. Die brjt,id,c SIC.
gterung ft.Qt in 9I6rebe, 5af irgepJ
uelfc g,erttagsrcdDte DcEiebt luorJen
icien rhS bctDnt lire 9I5Td,t, and luei'
terb'd 6Oitpafete nnF oer SnE)c uadl
Scanuare 5n 0ffucu.
Die GnglGuOcr buifen j.; SGlmyutd
bic geIamtc GmerifnniIAc QOit bes
Campers r9Iicnm Ymitcrocm" umf
ictner gusTa6rf OOr HOttegOam O1u'
gOr0!
geru, 3. Nprd. - 0ic SGpel5er
Hegieruug plrat, bic 1renjcp bel : a
bnrd 3cidDeA lueitfin iidtFn sn mas
den aub lei Natjt sn br,enftsA, um
SrrtiImcr Sn Dermethcr, ipie ne lsbt
lin ron OeHtIden 4uftif ffern 81
maIDt iunrben, >le eiA SdDrf.5cT
IOrf bOmbarOicrGn.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-04-06
SSn eigeuer Sad)e.
Sebeutuug Der Srimarwablen
fitr ale Oeuti6en Stimutgeber,

Ser y@urefQ 9tun0ihuu" itn0 mir
fir folgeu0e eOitorielle gtOti3 in ibrer
Iesten 9tummer bonn 80. Otar3 81
0anf berpflt6tet:
nBte mir IeDen, 1T Serr Sans De-
mutb pom n0eutIder 9erol0" &an0is
0ut fir Die StnotsOelegotion sur re.
pubIifoniIhen NotiunalfonOention ont
g. Sunni 8. $. 8ir moIlen Jest 0uls
iiber niht bicl iogen, ol8 nur Dies Ell.
nc: Sas Seutid)tnm Oes Stndtes Slt0
0afOta nnb ale WiitglieOer OeS
Staatsberbanbes I'M &eIUnocren miiIs
len IS ais ibre GbrenpflidDt betradteu,
Serrn Scmut6, mcldDer ais ErGitSent
Des beutid)amcrifaniIdJcn Staatsncr-
banbeS itcts unIere SntereIIen trenltdD
wabrgeuommen hat, tBrc Sttmme at
gebcu. gSir brolhon 0o nidt mciter
8u frugcn, mte itebt er IN 8e3ug oltf
Dies ODER 01S, oenn mir miiler, 0aB
er fir feinen YrditOGntIduftS-8nnots
6aten eintreten mitr0G, Der nid}t 0cn
0erti6en 9lmcrttonern gum allermes
nigiten @ere6ti9feit miOerfnbren laBt.
llnS oarnmf muR Sas oentide &Dtmm
i'm 2an0e bicsmal gNn5 bciunoer5
Idlanen nnb nidJt auf engc Eartci-
greu5eu."
SSSm GnihEuB Oaron bobcn mir in
et8ener Sohe folQenoe5 81 Iagen:
0en llnter3eif)neten trleb nldt ctuo
reiner Gbrgei8, oI5 &onoiOot fitr be-
iagte Stant3OcIegntion oltf3utrctCrL
ion0ern 0o8 Ncrlongeu, ons oentIdJc
element bOn Siib 9nfOtn at Oertre.
ten. Bir mdron niht menIhlih m0
nift ebrIid), iUilBten mir nid)t Die bo.
be @bre folder GrlpQbIung 81
id)dten, Oa Qcp0bnlih Gr-SenotOreu,
@r-@ouOerneurc ln0 onocre pronlis
nente YoIitifer OILS iol6c GeIegotcn
mt8genGblt mer0en.
SSn erIter 2inic mar e8 Efliftgc-
fI6l. 2lI3 Er0Ii0cnt be8 Stuut3Dcr-
banoeS mnRtcn mir 1ogor 0ufiir iors
gen, ooB oo8 itGrtitc Sttmm9e6ers
1rn0 ItGrfite fnltrrellc Clement Sij0
9ofoto8 in Iol6er Delegation bertrc.
ten Iei.
80re Elm on0crer 9onoibot Oeut-
i6cr 9lbltommlm9 luO nit ouS0clpro-
denen bentihcu 8rnnOiGten fir Ole
IenGbrenpoiten aufgetreten, Damn mo-
rem mir lmbeOin8t 3u ictncn @unltca
3uritfgetretCn.
Die MitQIic0id)oft in IoIhcr GcIc.
gotion Iegt ndmli0 ernite &crpilid-
tungen ouf. Sic briu9t ober niht5
Elm. S5n @e9enteil, fou5 ermoblt,
miiBten mir Iogor unierc 9fciic- un0
ionIttQen &onoention$m15Io9en aus
eigener SaIdDc bcitreitcn. gtoh 8ceT.
oi9ltnQ oc8 &onpcnt5 lit unIerc 9lrocit
getou. Sic toItet m1Ber0em Oen Stcus
er8oblern ln0 Stnnm0ebern tcinen
Gent.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-04-06
8f[idlt Der Telcanten .

S5c0er 0eleQot bot Dor oIlem einc
Stimmc fir bic 9tOminattOn beS re-
pnblifaniidJeu NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
onten ob5u0eben, uno feline Stimme
mui} ouh bel Ser 2lbfoI1unQ Der Nas
tiOnalsE sEarteiplatfOrm 8eb0rt merOen.
g8 mQrc nidt 0o8 Crltcn1ol 0nB cine
cin3ige Gtiullne Den 9lu5ihlag gegc-
ben bGtte. Die 2lr6eit FOLDER Gcle8a-
tion lit tein v8icnic". Gle iett Oiele
In0 Ionge &onferer3-SiBungelt, lang
lpieriqc 0cbottcn II. (. NJ. bOrop& un0
Dor allem Qeute bon Character unO
matiOnalcm EflidJtgefiiBl. Ob mir
0ieIe in oen longen 2SohrCn bclpieien
babert nitlien mir hGm llrtcil oct Sc
fer ijberloIIen ebenio ob mir ol5 Set
ter 0e8 Stout8Ocrbuu0c8 lnire Efll3t
getan baben.
gHln fontnrt icooh 0uS 0iIenma
fir 0eutI6e benOfratiidlc St;mmac-
ber. 8ir 1iuo periouIif) republifo-
Mid, ober ein uHcpubIifuner" Der
itetS poIitiI6e Gerehti9feit prcoigte
rn0 auSiibte, Ser Die Spalten 0e8 50.
s." niemoI3 3u &orteitlepperOienItcn
miBbraudJte un0 3u 70 un0 70 Dtel
per" iiber3cugt mar. 9nber gluus
ben mir Elm 8eft ouf sic llnterltiits
lIng aller oeutihen Stinlmgebcr 5u
haben, erIt reht IN oielem SSabr, no
onS 9eiamte 9eutidJtnm oieies Gon.
hes einta borgeben ioa unh mnN.
&lS langidbriger ypGpierener Sd-
qeIGgner" zines 0elltiden @O6enbIat=
tcs in glmerifo boben mir MN Idon
longe Elm re6t oifes Sen. .@erlon.
lih" n1re cine gfie0erloge BEL ben
8rimdrnablen lpobl unongenebnt,
tpiiroe uns ie0o6 feline ein3ige idlafe
lofe Rubt ber1trI RIDDEN.
9laeiu !pir itno Der ein5ige aaT6i.
bioat hentIdlen 8lute8 uno nit bent.
16er 8run6i6ben alf Dem borgeidlde
genen 9elegatcnsStdet.
Dlit Sen bPati6en Gtintm9e6ern
befGn1pfen mir Die 0ieoerlpabI zines
@iliun ur9 zines HUOieuelt.
g8ir befGn1pfen Bro6ibition rno
undergraduates 55ralietitinrreht.
g(lS tui. IN etnent ben oetn G;our
Sails ,2trguS-2eaoer" berGanaten SS11-
terpiero oie @rfl1rumg obgc5en, boB
mir fir rihtiqe n8repcrconeB", ober
seaeu 9ipolenelt, fall3 prpdblt, eitttra'
Ten tpijroen. ihrieb ,rts fofort Elm pro.
n1inartter Bolitifer:
sd beoaurc iebr, BOB sic fid ee'
gen Hoofebett offenili6 erfldrt babeu
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-28
HEIR TO THRONE CHR|STENED
 JULY 18

VIENNA, July 20. - Correspond ence of the Associated Press.) - The latest son of the heir to the Austro- Hungarian throne was formally chris tened with great pomp at schoen- brunn on July s, and given the modest total of fifteen names to carry.
 The young man will probably he called Felix for short, but officially he is now Archduke Felix Frederick August Maria yom Siege Francis Jo- seph Peter Karl Anton Robert Otto Pius Michael Benedict Sebastian Ig- natius Marcus d'Aviano.
 His sponsor or godfather was King Frederick August of Saxony, who made a special trip to Vienna from Dresden. As representative of the godmother there officiated Countess Lucchesi-Palli, nee Princess of Par ma. The solemn service in the Maria Therese room of the palace at Stock holm was conducted by Cardinal and Princely Bishop Dr. Piffl.
 Archduke Felix was brought in to the great room by the Countess Tnln, with the king of Saxony following close behind. He lay wrapped in silks, on a silken pillow quite con tentedly as the formal questions and answers were spoken, and disturbed the ceremony not at all by crying.
 The witnesses included the emper- or, Francis Joseph, but the baby's ia ther, Karl Francis Joseph, was absent in the field He has not as yet seen his son.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-28
NEW DWELLINGS GOING UP
 IN CORDOVA

Preparations have been completed and plans drawn for the construction of a modern dwelling by E. L. liar wood, on the corner of third avenue and C street.
 This is the first of several houses which it is expected will be erected within the next few weeks.
 Work on the concrete dwelling be- ing erected by c. l.. Lambert, on Sec ond avenue, near A street, is progress sing satisfactorily, and the building will be ready for occupancy within a few weeks.
 This building is the first concrete dwelling to be erected in Cordova, and the experiment. is being closely watched by many prospective builders.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-28
WORK BEGINS ON REPAIRS TO
 SCHOOL

Work on the repairs to the Cordova school building has been begun, and everything will be in readiness for the opening of the school in Septem- Der.
 The side of the school house has been newly shingled, and painters will be at work soon. Another room in the building is to be finished and desks installed to make room for the increased number of children expect ed to attend this year.
 The open-air playground, which has been ordered by the city council, will be in readiness before school opens Most of the material for it's construc' tion already is here. but some lumber necessary in the building has been ordered from the outside, and carpen- ters must wait it's arrival before the structure can be completed.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-28
BETTER SEWERS IN CORDOVA
 NEEDED

Plans are now under way by several citizens of Cordova looking to the construction of sewers. which 1t Is claimed are badly needed in Cordova.
 "One reason for the reluctance of the people of this city to build resi- dences," said a prominent citizen this morning." is the lack of sewer con neo iu1s. which can be had only on several streets.
 "The class of houses demanded by people of the north now" he con tinued, must be equipped with bath rooms and flush toilets. Without good sewerage this Is impossible, and the result is that many people prefer to live in rooms in the business district where these conveniences are to be had rather than build farther back and be deprived of them.
 This city is so located and the con formation of the surface Is such, that it is a simple matter to lay out a per feet sewer system and install 1t cheap ly. This city now has reached a size where 1t Is not only the matter of convenience and comfort must be con sidered, but public health must be considered, and some steps are abso- lutely necessary to drain the city pro- perty."
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-28
VICTORIA COMES FROM THE
 NORTH

The steamship Victoria, of the Alas ka Steamship Company, Captain John O'Brien, arrived at Cordova this morn ing from Nome via Seward and Val deg, after having been fog-bound sev- eral days off the Alaskan coast.
 The Victoria has eighty tourists aboard, who now are on the last lap of their tour through Alaska, having made the trip from Seattle to Skag- way, over the White Pass railroad to Whitehorse and then down the Yukon to St, Michael and Nome, where they boarded the Victoria.
 A special train was run to Miles glacier this morning, and the steam ship was scheduled to sail for the south this afternoon on the return of the train. It is expected she will get away by 2:30 o'clock.
 The steamship Alameda, of the same line, sailed for the south last night with the following passengers from Cordova: Mrs. F. A. Fisher, Mrs. N. Bunce, Mrs. Mamie Johnson, P. H. McCue, Anselm McCue, Mrs. P. H. McCue, Miss Ethel McCue, N. Was muth, c. w. Estes, Mrs. J. L. O'Brien, Mike Catalinich.
 The Northwestern, which is coming from the south via the outside pas sage, is expected some time tomorrow, although no report from her has as yet been received.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-28

MT. Spuffenstein and his little son were walking down the main street the other day when a large poster struck the eye of key.
 "Fadder," he cried, give me pen ny to go and see the sea serpent"
 Tasteful boy!" exclaimed his par ent. How you want to pay penny to see a sea serpent! Here's a mag nifying glass: go find a worm!"
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-28

For sheer charm of story, quaintness and daintness of the central character, honest sentiment and impressive truths, such Little Queen" at the Empress tonight is one of the gems of the current era of plays. Mary Pickford, as the little queen, makes one of the best impressions of her brilliant career.
 The play deals with kings and queens Of toy kingdoms and the trials
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-28
MARY P|CKFORD HERE TONIGHT

spring from the political exigency which forbids their marriage.
 Anna becomes a translator; Stephen a clerk. Their employer is Adolph Lauman, a millionaire meat packer, who represents the American idea of the uselessness of thrones. He takes particular pains to announce to the world that business alone counts with him; but before long this point of view changes - he is willing to compro- mise. He believes his daughter has aspirations to shine in European so.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-28
For Sale-New Yukon hand sewing machine. Bargain. Rawson.
JolNcARs VISITS FRONTS.

PARIS, July IS. - President Poin- care, accompanied by General Pierre Roques, minister of war, has spent the last two days in visits to the Mouse and Somme fronts, meeting Generals Joffre, Foch and Fayolle.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-28

Ed. l.. Whittemore, of Seward, chairman of the Republican district committee, is a passenger on the steamship Victoria, bound for the outside.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-28

An American visiting a zoo in Ire land was much interested in soil tary sea lion. Turning to one of the keepers the American asked, point ing to the solitary beast, "Where is his mater"
 "He has no mate, sor," responded Pat. "We just feed him on fish
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-28
LOCAL JoTTINGS.

Judge John Lyons, of Valdez, ar rived in Cordova yesterday on the steamship Watson, and will remain here several days on business.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-28
NOTED ENGINEER DIES.

LA CROSSE, Wis, July 2s. - VII liam c. Allen. of St. Paul, chairman of the grievance committee of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, died suddenly here today of heart dis ease.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-28

Rev. F. P. Ziegler leaves for Chitina tomorrow, where he meets Bishop P. T. Rowe on his way out from the Yukon.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-28

w. c. Baxter, of Valdez, has ac- cepted a position with Frank Cunning ham in the Alaskan barber shop.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-28
INSURANCE

FIRE, MARINE, LIFE and ACCIDENT
 Insure your property against fire in reliable Insurance Companies.
 We represent the Niagara, London, Phoenix, Hartford, Northern, Globe and Rutgers, and others; all strong Board Companies.
 We also represent the Maryland Casualty Company. and issue Fidelity and Surety Bonds.
 Northwestern Realty & Trust Co.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-28
HELP WANTED.

Men and women wanted to work in 'cannery by the hour. Apply Carlisle Packing Co.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-28

Old papers for sale at the Times office.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-07-28

which beset them in both the hard field of politics and the imaginative
 realm of romance. Anna Victoria, queen of Herzegovina, exlled by req sons of political dissensions, finds re- fuge in America. stephen, the debo- nair, king of Bosnia, has also been dethrOned, and also comes to Ameri- ca. As may be suspected, they. are deeply in love, and their troubles
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-01
BOXING SPORTS OF ALL sORTs-BAsEBALE
CUBS AND SOX HAVE LOWER
BERTHS AND-REST QUIETLY
BY Mark Shields

Like the Republican convention,
the National league furnishes a knot
ty problem to a guy trying to pick
the nominee, but it is fair to assume
that our favOrite son in neither event
will land in the money Larry Sher-
man, who looks like Lincoln, has lit
tie chance in the former event, and
our weI-InOwn Cubs, who look like
something else again, must do a lot
of things they haven't done so far
if they are to be factors in the base
ball tussle.
At any rate, it begins to look as
though we would not be denied a city
series next fall, so there is light in
the gloom,
Tinker's people are riding toward
Boston, where they open the eastern
invasion with three games. Their
work against the fasteners on the
North Side lot does not give much
ground for an optimistic feeling, but
there is always the chance for an i'm
provement when a team is in sixth
place. There is more room at the
top than at the bottom.
- 70" ilOiilSly lilCALOSS liNS LIidL al .
about all the consolation we have
left. For the North Siders are not
playing alert and bright baseball
TheiE baserUnning is still something
to wonder at, and the pitchers are
yet very uncertain gentlemen, who
are more likely to be a liability than
an asset.
As the team travels east it seems
that MuIligan wiz once more be seen.
at short, playing the position in the
second game yesterday against the
Cards after Mike Doolan had made a
couple of costly wild throws in the
first battle The Cubs will never be
a winning combination until the
right duo is found for the keystone
sack and allowed to work there until
the defense is improved.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-01

BOXING SPORTS OF
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
American League
WI. Pct. WI. Pct.
CIevPd. PALS .615IDetroit. 1921 1852
Wash'n 2415 .615I Chicago 1874 All
N.York % Is 1916 'Phila. o. IA "a 1868
Boston q Is .538 IStLouis Is "a .351
National League
WI Pct. w. L. Pct.
Brklyn % u .647IBoston. Is 10 .457
N.York q IA 500 Chicago 10 % .45Z
Phila. 20 II .541 IPittsb'h II p .436
Cinc'ti. 20 % .476IStLouis Is "a ,429
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
American League.-Detroit Z, Chi
cago 4; Cleveland 10, st. Louis 5;
Boston 10, Washington /; New York
8, Philadelphia Z; New York 8, Phil
adelphia 5.
National League.-St. Louis 5, Chi
CagO i; chicago o, 81. LOUIS D, Clu-
cinnati 5, Pittsburgh 2; New York 4,
Philadelphia 2; Brooklyn 8, Boston 2.
AdoIph WoIgast is still fighting in
the west, but John L. Sullivan denies
he contemplates going back to the
ring.
Squirrel Finnerty, demon box fight
er 20 years ago, threatens to try
comeback. Boy, page Peter Maher!
It took the war to prove that there
are some punches BOmbardier Wells
can duck. He hasn't stopped a bomb
from a Yep yet.
Experts are agreed that you can't
put up a nip and tuck fight if you
take the nip first.
Now that the was has stopped golf
L l. =
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-08
EXPERIENCE OF
LOCAL MAN TOLD
Friends of w. H. RittenhouSe
Learn of Benefits He De-
rived From TanIaC.

W. n. Rittenhouse, employe of
the Mishawaka Wooden Mills Com
pany. OF 1918 North Margaret street.
this city. has good news for his
friends-especiaIIy for those who
are bothered with rheumatism. and
stomach and kidney trouble. as he
has been for several years. The
good news Mr.. RittenhOuse has to
tell pertains TO Tanlac. the Master
Medicine. He said that he had tried
the new preparation and that. judg-
ing by its work in his case. many
others may be benefited through its
use.
My system was run down gener-
ally so that 1 felt tired out nearly
all the time" Mr.. Rittenhouse said
on December g. NY stomach. liver
and kidneys were out Of order and
also suffered from rheumatism My
food was not digested properly and
none Of the food I ate tasted right
Ny appetite was good. Sometimes
/ could scarcely wait until meal
time, but when meal time arrived
and the food was right before me
didn't seem 10 be able to eat at all.
Ny kidneys caused severe pains in
my back. I also had rheumatic
pains in my limbs. Frequently 1
suffered from chills which 1 attri-
buted TO my kidneys and liver being
out Of order.
Il read in the newspapers of this
new medicine Tanlac, and I decided
20 give il a trial. The tired feeling.
that bothered me almost constantly,
has completely disappeared since
I've taken Tanlac and 1 seem TO
have gained strength in all ways.
My food tastes a great deal better
now and / enjoy what ! eat. | can
eat anything 1 care for. too. without
any bad after effects whatever. The
chiHs I formerly experienced have
vanished.
1--WE been benefited so much by
Tanlac that I'm glad of this chance
10 recommend it TO my friends and
others for I believe il Will help
others just as it did me-"
Tanlac, the Master Medicine. is
especially beneficial for stomach,
liver and kidneys trouble, catarrhal
complaints, rheumatism. nervous
ness, loss OF appetite and the like
and is a fine blood purifier and gem
eral system cleanser
Tanlac is now being introduced in
Mishawaka at the Red Cross Phar-
macy where a special Tanlac repre-
sentative is explaining the new
medicine TO the public daily.-Advt.