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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-31
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS
BY LOUIS H. JAFFE

A PEEK through the magnifying glass
"A placed over the present lightweight field
shows that right now Benny Leonard stands
out all by his lonesome. There doesn't ap-
pear to be topnotch contender with the
slightest chance OF dethroning the New
York sensation, marvel, wizard or whatever
one wishes to call him. This means moth
ing less than new champ will have to
sprout from the younger crop or some one
Is yet to be dug up out of the tall grass.
Willie Jackson, Johnny Dundee and Charley
White are the bIg-timers picked as op-
ponents for Leonard, but there is little
probability of any of the trio grabbing off
Benny's well-placed crown. Benny is
regular boxer-hghter; possesses cleverness
beyond that of any other present-time glove
man; has no superior as puncher, and,
best Of all, Leopard has head that is
more to him than an ornament for his
shoulders. He uses his gray matter every
second Of his time in the ring and also does
a lot of thinking between rounds.
r EONARD was cooler than his
IL handlers during the third round Of
his bout with Johnny Kilbane, when
he had the featherweight staggering
like a drunkard. Benny had to wave
to his corner to quiet his excited Sec
onds.
CINCE developing from a banlam into
- lightweight, Lew Tender feels that his
southpaw punch also has improved, so much
so that Looie believes he will score a left
handler with knockout velocity when he
pairs off with Terry McGovern at Shibe
Park tomorrow night Tender doesn't
mean to say that he is going into the mix
with McGovern with the one intention Of
connecting with haymaker; not by long
shot. The newsboy plans to outlook the
rugged Tiogan, but If he is able to break
through an opening with his portside punch
Tender is confident that the wallop will
send Terry spinning-and for a teneecond
count, too McGovern punches with no
paperweight power, and IL he happens to
connect Tender may be the one to have
his first experience Of hearing the brides
tweet.
liver HAMMER, bristling blonde bear
T. cat from Chicago, will get under. way
in Philadelphia competition on Friday night
at the Cambria's open-air arena Hammer
has boxed the leading lightweights In the
West and also some of the best from the
East One of his most noteworthy matches
was that with Benny Leonard, the latter
being forced to box his utmost before stop
ping Hammer in the twelfth Hammer VIII
meet Joe Koons Friday night.
TESS WILLARD and his Wild West show
J are In Camden today.
Evening Ledger Decisions
Broadway--wally Nelson drew with Jack
Dnyie Muckle Riley defeated Jimmy Carson.
Bsttiing Murray won from Wiiiie spencer
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The, the nosd Drivers races. Saturday. In ra,r.
uied for Fleminston, ~. j.. during the biz an
nna nnsai fair which is to be held there August H.
sportsmenlike manner 10 give the horses X "A.
most Al classes. chance for competition fyern
the 2so to the fres-for-ali. ''''-
Single q. 10 some fast free-for-aIi can,n.,sr.~
At Detroit he finished the last half in twa Sif'
ferent heats In one minute nat and thst's
speedin'.
=. Al Saunders Is working like a trojan in set-
ting fast horses to compete In his Grand Circuif
races at Narberth next month. ~'SN'>
R. P. Hail. of Wcst Philadelphia is IN. ovns,
OF silky Bell. by Fortune Bell. that with Nick
Grady up won the 2;14 trot recently at warren
William Brawley certainly had n fast an. ,r
Thomas A., this season on the Speedway He
Will start his PAGER tomorrow at Belmont
Climbing the Tennis Ladder at Lansdale
LANSDALE, Pa, July 31-The follow
ing results were posted In the second round
Of ladder" play at the Lansdale Tennis
Club: Norman Blank defeated Gilbert
Doan. SO. 6-2 Stanley Lands defeated A.
r. Thomas, 6-4, 6-2 Lester Freed defeated
Gilbert Doan, SO. Ga ]. q. Felker defested
A. r.. Thomas, 6-2, So: Lester Freed de-.
feated Norman Blank, rs, 6-4 L. M.
Thomas defeated ]. X. Weaver, Jr., So, e-2
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fSots ffsans naS, ndSwrsy stopped Young Stewart third
Pittsburgh-Harry Greb defeated Jack Dillon
Coster. '-' e"'
81 Harry Greb, WHO defeated Jack Dillon last
rapidly than any Of the mddleweishts. S"' ''''''
., Wally Nehm would make good pinch hitter
fGr c9nnis % ss Mack He pneh9d for Bobby Ne
didn't win. neither did he lose.
s9 One h1ndssS H fans keep fans cScl at the
THURSDAY night are being installed In the
;, Musssy TAYLOR is making arrangements to
Broadway Club for benefit of the fight fans.
-, Artie 0,Leary got back in harness the other
won ten-round bout in New York.
ION IN Kansas City for August o. The bout is
Tor twelve rounds.
ro05. S05nny y Ksans will box K EsseEs twenty
Labor Day. ''" - -''" --Ae"' o'''''
to meet Indian Russell or Mike Maloney
Musssy Taylor can have the match. he says.
several years ago. captured the Lonsdale belt
hS stopping Young symonds in eighteen rounds
Benny Leonard has been offered $4,000 to meet
Eddie Campi on the coast. And they allow only
Tour rounds out there
:, Eddie Reyoire is one Of the boxers to be
before donning khaki.
b, Mickey eg Dunn. Of New York. lest a travelling
Wednesday night.
Joe Tuber is hot after a return mix. with
Johnny Rosner Tuber doesn't understand why
fosner Keeps on side-stepping him.
Dick Curiey plans to match Benny Leonard
York" Philadelphia?
Jack Curley's 500 900 offer for Benny Leonard
to box Charley White hasn't gotten a rise out
Of the champ
Knockout Lcughln. who has split with Chap
pie German. boxes at Far Rockaway. N. T..
tonight He meets Tommy Madden.
Mcneil 1t will be one Of the numbers at shibe
Park August 8.
tonight This will be Miskie's first bout since
recovering from recent illness.
Joe Levy is nesotating to revive boxing at
Chattanooga, Tenn, before the fall. He plans
several open-air show
Allentown % boxing has taken on a new new lea lease
mees md great interest in the game.
Tom Andrews. of Milwaukee; Matt TinkeL of
Cleveland; Bob Gunniss of this city, and John
Weissmantel. of Brooklyn are In the field for a
Dundee-Leonard bout
Jean Constance. the French lightweight who
appeared In several bouts here two years ago
boxes In New York tonight.
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TRAINERS MATINEE IS SCHEDULED
OVER NARBERTH TRACK TOMORROW;
ALL EVENTS WILL BE MILE RACES
Fast Horses Will Face Barrier and Big Entry List
Has Been MISUNDERSTANDING and Dan S.
Among the Favorites

THE Belmont Driving Park track, at Mar.
i BERTH is to be the scene of n trainers
matinee meeting tomorrow Trainers at the
track conditioning their horses will compete
in the various events, along with many
horses from the Road Drivers Association
of this city.
Lessee Merkle has the track in great
shape. and all that Is needed TO make the
racing a success is good clear weather. The
events will be over the mile track The
racing over the mile Belmont course is Just
to the taste of many of the local horsemen,
who figure that their steeds are much better
over the mile route than that of the half
mile Speedway track.
Strawberry, Dan s., Dill, Todd Enfield.
Thomas A., Ballot David c.. Rigg Hall,
Miss Alfred. Happy Dell. Bow Devil Hattie
B, and Jack Dillon are all expected to COM
pete in tomorrow's events
Notes of the Track
odors Bsty M ss FsES s. yGrd by
at thestertown recently.
the new Reading half-mile track in three fast
heats Of the 1-@-3 variety Saturday in average
way will be discontinued until the frst spesq satur
day In September
three DAYS harness race meeting IS schcd-
- Two colt races are listed on the Pottstown
Fair meet program. which starts August IA,
4 two-year-old and three-year-old event. with
fast baby trotters. Northern Girl is entered
by Frank T.. Masland. OF Somerton. and A. p.
Coke, Of Paoli also has entered his crack colts
In both contests.
John Cook. OF Reading. sold the roam mare
May Dream. four-year-old trotter by Pas
senscr Dream. to William II. Deeter Of Balti-
more. Md
z. .Tcnwcrthys trottsr. strawberry. annexed
first tlaCe in the frec-for-al !rotting event OF
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BYRNE NDROPPED
BY THE PHILLIES
Second Baseman, Who Has
Been Warming Bench, Gets
Unconditional Release
ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT
ST. LOUIS, July al.

ST LOUIS, July al.
Bobby Byrne, the veteran third base
man of the Phillies who has been doing
utility work for Pat Moran since Stock
made regular berth at third base, has
been Internationally released. Byrne says
he is through with baseball and Is going
into business In this city.
Byrne is only thirty.two years old and
Is native of ST. Louis He has been in
the game for thirteen years, beginning In
the Western Association. where he played
for Fort Scott. This was in 1904. The
following year he went to Springfield and
then TO Shreveport in the Southern Asso-
citation.
The Cardinals got hi mfrom Shreveport
and for two seasons played regularly at
third base for his home town team. In
August, 1909, he was traded to Pittsburgh
and played third base for the Pirates for
several seasons He was finally secured by
the Phillies and after a season or two
at third and second base was benched.
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Shorts on Sports

Pitcher Miles Main. OF Louisville, strained q
tendon in his pitching arm in q collision at
iirst base during yesterdays game with ST.
Paul. He probably will be out OF the game for
several weeks.
William Murray, former Brown University
baseball star. has been released by the Wash
ington Senator's to the Toronto International
League club for the remainder Of the season.
It has been announced that Rutgers Univer-
sity will go through with her football schedule
for next fall. and a team Of the usual caliber
will be placed on the gridiron.
The hcnors Of staging the all-round track
and field championships Of the Metropolitan
been awarded ID the Eccentric Firemen's Local
Union No. %, 10 be held At that orfanixation's
c>lIle NH ksr xsrk. ss xnrpis 6. - - -
!. & sllsS'i. Il - aiss.su
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RUNS SCORED BY
MAJORS FOR WEEK
Bingles and Bungles
Mister Toney

Mister Toney
4 omos they said that you ,oere through,
IA Mr. ToneD,
And they tied the can to you,
Mr.. Toner.
But today they've cot your name
Posted N the hall O. tame.
40 the iron man OF the game,
N Mr.. Toney,
You're the hero OF the bunch.
-, Mr.. ToneD,
n; You hdVe GOT totnnino punch,
Mr.. ToneJ.
Iov hdve pulled a great come back
6nd yogre pilotin0 the peck
70 Which Is going some, toe'H crack,
" Mr.. Toneki-
4. IN THE sPOTLIGHT-Bill Byron. st. Louis
Ens strafed him with the pop containers. BIZ
- safe In the National League as ne wouid
/. The White Sox haven't won leg on the pen
ssnt yet. Babe Ruth Is still In the armament
4. Cobb, Witt and veach only made fifteen hits
~ Detroit. They got five apiece at washington
end the Tigers scored sixteen runs.
3 John McGraw's Giants are getting some rude
Aonday.
y The Reds and Cardinals failed to take ddvdnt.
~ oJ the Giants defeat. The Cards dropped q
eme 20 Philly aud the Reds hired Mdrqudrd 10
yssofsse them.
~. the Cubs couldn't help winning from ths
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HERE ARE SLANG TERMS
IN SIMPLIFIED FORM

To scoffTo put the nosebag on. To sur
round the biscuits.
To flop-littlng the alfalfa Pounding
the ear. Hammering the timothy.
Boot--kicklng field goal. Spikng your
self in the neck
Bone--Gibraltar stuff. Hitting a sacri-
flee fly with two out. Asking the umpire
II that was true about his grandfather.
Busher> ~ bird after your cakes Wears
his ears lower than the back of his hair
After May l can only be reached by a pos
tai card
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Johns Jingles


Ssver fret Uhen at a baseball Ongre
10y yedr some thieptnD gent devofd OF sndmc
~ see my old mobile upon the street
@Hd climb aboard and stoipe the same
= gsv Dho ,corries tiH his oilIs are blue,
HAod ledpe before the game Is hdU Dos
~. Through,
sl4 take a sleep -Iite-me-T do not mird, -,
vesss the bloIee toho,d COP nv car Is oHn1
Nm Bagby, who is piling up shut-outs this
~. Just missed one at Philadelphia Monday
'nat the Mackmen.
K<lve hits. one double; Ave runs and stolen
ave Ty Cobb something to cheer about as
ia Ngers trampled the Senators.
3ns sncient Rube Msrquard II was who proved
ndo'ns Of the Reds.
zxsdd!nsi xd!nsi fans. Esye Umpire Byron shower
e'an't appreciats II. N
home runs by the Browns in the nrst IN.
ny worry Ray Fisher. He Just kept u
~ea for the Yankees.
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FOOTBALL TO BE PLAYED
BY HARVARD FRESHMEN

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. July s1.-AIthough
the Harvard varsity football schedule for
the coming season has been Cancelled, the
freshman team will play as usual. officials
Of the Harvard Athletic Association said II
was expected that there would be a greater
interest In the freshman games this year.
and that probably most of them would be
played In the stadium instead Of away from
home, as has been the case with most of
them In past years.
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WHAT MAY HAPPEN
IN BASEBALL TODAY
Schedule for Today
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Schedule for Today
AMERICAN LEAGUE
c,.,.,.rd at PhiIadelphia--clear.
Sh,csso At Boston--ciear.
a. T1uis at Now fork-cler.
THstroit at Washington--clear.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
yA,,,,.. nj st. LOuis--clear 1.-TWO samesl'
pn.no pn. Al Chicago-clear 1.-TWO ssnesl
BBosscoIpxr At Cinclnnati--eicar.
prw York at Pittsburgh--ciear'
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
u~.t. at Toronto-clear: > =
pDunh.stsr LUZ st Montreal--cieer Give rsmes)'
nneoShmnrd At Baltimore--elear ,....
PP,ccSi3ense- Newark game transferred 70 ia'er
dsts. -
Yesterdays Results
AMEBIcAN LEAGUE
Clsvsisps:4 q AtissI:'W's;s;. "a: 'W's;s;.hinston. 4.
New York. S,st. Losis' >.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
ph,l,,ss, ., 81. Iesis. ::
a fif3skurgh. 81 New xorH' y
VA, iUAgTEnN INA0uE
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
DROPS PLAYER LIMIT

CHICAGO, July 31.-Because of the dan
ger Of losing star players drafted for mill
tary service, President Hickey, of the
American Association, has announced that
the player limit had been abolished. The
Clubs will be permitted to carry as many
players as they desire Heretofore they
were restricted to fifteen
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-07-31
. JOHNSTON AN ENSIGN
Tennis Star Cancels Matches to Get
Into u. S. Service

NEW YORK, July 31.-Canceling eastern
matches. William M. Johnston, California
tennis star and former national champion,
is today on his way TO the Pacific coast
where he win join the California naval
militia and report at once for duty as an
ensign.
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ySillOnS erltaunli6t Note Qn
&nBlanO iibtr arntrit, &riegs,iele

| ae9ritn0et fem utto oieie grin3ipien
itno flor. &ein 8olf norf unter
cine 6berbobeit ge3tprtn9en peroett,
inter Der eS nidt 5u Ieben fpiini1t,
Gein Eerritorillnt 6orf ben Better
pehieIn ousgenonlmen In Der 9lb.
li9t oeren Die eg bepobneit eine
ebrliHe @elegenbeit ino Siherbeit
ocS 2eben8 uno Der 6reibeit alt
iiGerlt. Seine @ntlh1oigiunqen Dir.
fen beouipruht meroel ouBer iol.
den, Ole IN 8e5obling fir .oFfen.
ii9tlid 9eitebeueS llnre6t beitebeu.
Seine Geugeitalt1tng bon 9to1t bari
genod)t per0erL nuBer ioipeit oieieI-
be Sa3u oient, ben fiinftigen Srie.
Sen Der 8eIt tno Die fitnftige 8obls
fobrt un6 0as Slid ser 8olfer Der
Grbe 81 ithern.
lln6 6unn nliliirn Die freien Dol
fer Ser g9elt ith in einem geneitt.
iorten ltebereillfontrreu bereinen IN
einem tpirfli6en pr1ftiiden 3uIoln.
menpirfen 6o8 nit @rfolg ole ibre
S{rGfte bereinigt. Tim 8rie0en lln0
@eredtigfeit in oGfen &erbdnolungen
Der gotioren untereinatt6er 3u
ithern.
Die 8erbriioeruna Der Wfeni6beit
6orf nidt l1nger nebr mir cine ih6.
ne ober leere 4broie iein ionoern e8
ntlB oerieI6en Die Torn Der 0iod)t
un0 8irfIiffeit gegeben peroen. Die
g}ationen miiiien ibre 2ebensgemein.
ifaft ertennen uno cine tpirfltngs.
bole 3eilboberidoft erreiden, Inn
oieies 2eben qegen Die lleber9riffe
olttotrotiidsr uno iel6itgefdaiger
Dl1dte 8u i1itben.
Sir oieie 9inge founen mir lnier
8hlt uno 9eliB binge6en oeni iie
iino es, nod 0et1en mir uns al feb.
men INNER erfldrt babeu, uno nenn
mir iett unier 9lut lno 8elib nidlt
einiesen uno feineu Grfolg bobel1
ntoqen mir rientols mebr imItanoe
feiu, ms 3u bereinigen ODER 5ieges.
moft fir oie groBe Code Der
inenidIihen sSreibeit 5u belueiieh.
Ser &ng lit gefommeb mo- mir iie.
Gen niliien ooer inns tnteror0nen.
aonuen Die 0}Ghte Der 9tntofratie
1tns teiIen 0onn mer0en iic un8
iibertpdltigen; Iteben mir 8uinnmer,
oonn iit Der Gieq unS fihcr uno
ebenio oie 6reibeit, bic ms 6ieicr
Sie9 brinqen miro.
9onn fonnen mir 9roButiitig iein,
ober mir f0unen pe6er Damn nod
iett ms eeitotten idmdf 5u iein
ooer iraettoeine @orontie Der @e.
redtiafeit un0 siderbeit 8u ltnter.
Ioiien.
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Is Beroleiite bel
Butte oeteftet!
God 1913 Niann ipcrben bermikt,
oeren Sdlifidl bis iekt ic6r
nnacluif tit.

Butte, Dlont., II. SUM. - 8is
GauStoq oben0 tporen in Der Spe.
.aupfergr1be, uripeit Butte,
in neIder 6reitoq ndhmittag Elm
5eller au8gebrohen mar, 0o8 3u Ell
ner Der idIinlmiten @rubentotaItro-
pbeu fiibrte, Oie 0ieier 8e3irt Bis
iebt erlebt bot, fiinf5ig 2ei6en &c.
iun0en noroen. Wfan bate idon
olle Soffnung aufgegeben BOB bon
ben las nod In Der @rube gcfin6.
lidcn aud nur nod Gin @in3iger an
2eben iei ot8 es gejtern geIong, %
Mnnu nod Iebeno 81 Gage 5u for,
bern. IS battcn iitb 26 @tonu nobe
Ser GtelIe befun0en, NO 0os 5euer
beganL nit ibreu &Iei0uugen un0
8liommengebdufteu 9alfen gegen
oas @inortngen 6er giftigen @aie
oer6orifaoiert. @iner BON ibnen
itarb infoIge Der Ifle6ten 2uft. bod
Die llebrigen tpuroen 9erettet.
8ieie 9tettltug bat nelten 8pff.
nllngen 9louln 9egeben, rnO bic Net
tungsorbeitet iper0en nod enerei.
ider olS bisber fortgeiebt.
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1lnoeblit6cr 111SrScr
beinabe eelpncbt!

eprin9fielo, 0}o., II. SUM. -
&aum mar nm Samstog befalmt ge.
iporoen, BOB Die 8eb0roen Gloltoe
@ierIol, gletuS gloan1$ Iolnie Car
for Ql0on8, oeIien 6rau glliie lut0
5o6n Morie ne6It Sam Dlc@iltnis
in 8erbiuoung NIT Dem Gaub ltn6
Der @rntornung 0es tleinen Sobn.
dlens 6es WtiGionars s. SpGlon0
Sect berboftet b0tten, OILS iid) iofort
Die BHrger 3uIanlnenrotteteu, INT
bic @efnngenen Dem Sberiit Der iie
no6 arloeren StGoten 5lDef5 Si6er.
haItltng brillgen tpollte, 5u entreiBen
uno 5u lDHhen. 9ierIol uno Gletlt5
2loums muroen Den @contcu eutrii.
len uno iollten aeb1ngt ner0en. Der
un6ornlber3ige Diob bntte aSieriol
oreiral Die 56linge um Den 6als
gelegt ull0 i'm 0teimal III sic 0obe
ge3ogen, Inn ein @eltdnOnis 5u er.
pre6eh ober itet3 lpieOerboIte 6cr
Dem Io0e @epeibte, Oob er idulo.
los iei. 8cin1 0ritten M}ate battc
ser Strit idou 0eunaBcn feline
g8irflmg getnn. oaB CT bguuBtIoS
muroe. 2ies itdnoige 8ctcltern iei-
ner llniduIo ocranIaBtc bic g}enge
idJlieBlih, BON ibren 0pferu ab5u
luiien uno. oicleIben beiinOeu it'd in
Qanios Gitg I'M @eiougnis, nab
reno Die bier @litbcrbaitCteu I'M bie
iigen @eiGngnis iinO.
9isBer bat nod teineut 0er Ser.
Gnfteten ouh mir i'm aerin9Ien be-
mieien nerOen fonilen, ooB iie il
qenonie nit Dem 9}oro in 9er6in,
Dung iteben,
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Jtalicltcr ternt00eit
itiehts alls5itrid,tens
6erbcisicGtug Diterrcidliidler 9ieicr-
ben bat ibreu Sieaen plDBlid)
ein (Snbe bereitct.

8ien IL. SSuili. - Gas oitcrrei.
hiid-1mgorii6e @euerolbauptqilar.
tier beroffelltlihte geltern folgen0ell
&ogesberidt: 9ln Sion5o bot iidj
nid)tS bon 9eoeutnng 5ngetrogeil.
9(lf Dem @ionte 3e6ioo betauptets
cine unierer glbteilltneen iid) lit Ell.
neln bon elmer feinbli1en grploiton
berrilbrenOen aroter im 9anograila-
telttan1pf.
3ebnte Siun5u.Gfieniibc sn gnbe.
g8ai9ington, II. SUM-. Gem
3ugeit1il0nis iiber ben nlilit1riifen
3uiumnlenbru6 nuf Dem SUB foIgt
nun iettenS Staliens oas 3ugeitdno.
lis, OaB Der GoritoB Der StdIienef
an Der Sion8o- 6roilt infolge Der
ms &reffen gciiibrten niterreidiidelf
Geritartllngen bon Der 9ftfront 5uiii
&oIten 9ebra6t moroen lit. Sic bic.
iige italierii6e &otidaft bat bier.
ilber folgen0eS 6u Iageu: Ole Sta
llener Dpbeu bellte ale lene Stel.
Iun9en, Bic iie bis 5unt "a. Nlni
bel Sonino erobert botten, iuieoer
perloren; iie iteben ieBt mieoer oiii
bcrHielbcn Sled, iuie 5ur 3eit, ais lie
Die 5ebnte Sion5n=Cffenitbe eroffae.
telt Die itolieriide Seeresleiting
meiB, ooB Die 8ieoererobering Der.
ielben 8nbIrcide @lutopfer foroern
miro, bod lit man piQeng, oieleIben
81 bringeh ipiiieli0, 0aB 0urf Die
bon Sricit Die @ntifei.
Dung oes Samples berbeigefiibrt
per0en muB, glber tibt irur oft
Der Sion6o-6roilt, ionOern oud] al
Oerlenigen Srents bat Der tScIio
5obIreiIe frii6e &rllppen ms
i5elter geiii6rt, mo an eineln 8nnft
bat er aud BORT @rfolge au per5eid.
nen. Die Syt1liener ipnr0en 0nrdl
ainen uRermarteten gIngriff oer
bel eSottlflo IN Dem gllt.
1enbIid iiberroiht, ais oeren bel SEN
admpfen tart utitgenonlnteneu
Sruppen reorgaiiiliert lDur0en. Gs
1T mr nntiirlib, 0aB nod 1sfdoiqen
aampfen cine 9iubepauie eirifrefpn
nub. Sic Ditcrreidiide 6eercslei.
hina bottc 0ieicu 3eitpiinft gut ae.
publt 1ub Die 6olac mar. 0oB Sic
StoIiener sum gSeihen ee5nunaen
puroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-11
9entj6e Tront BET
&Dtl6dte Ddlt stano
Die triten Itne offcnbar erf4Spft, sic britifd1e
Peeresleitlne aber mcltet iiber tpciterc
Grfcloe bel 111efIincs.
sritenuerlute bel 'l1efinss ,,nur" 10000 Mann.

@ritiifeS Soltptquortier in 8roitf.
reid, ii. SUM. Dit iiberlu1ltl.
gchoen Uclpidt ibrer noliierten &c.
iditke mo I'M atobfa1lpf an eii5el.
uen 9unften baben Die 9riteil ale
0eutider @egenangrtffe nltf bic iteit.
gemomeilen Stelungen jeilieits ner
@teilineS9obeh abgeipieiei. 8reubi.
i6e iulo bGperiid)e Sruppen, tDeIfe
trob oes ans britii1el 8attericn
ouf ite nieoerproiIelnoen gilenba.
gels oor0rongen. boben ihreflib &c.
littcn ltub 5ur 3eit MIR einen britt.
iden Soften in alein-3 3iaebefe, er.
obert. s5n Der Wiitte 0uriifgcDor-
fen Goben Die 9eutiden fidb nnf
oer 5Iiigel gelpnrfeil, ult0 lneDrerc
Uiole i9mere @egenangriffe III Der
Ri9tlng ouf 8arnetot beriltd)t, Die
britilde 9lrtiGerie bat Die Eldne
nber Dereitelt.
Gonig @eorg bat 6elOmorihaIf
@aig beglIdmiinidt, mic ioI9t
n8ir irelten uns, 0aB Oaitf Der
gritnOliden Gor6ereitung lulD CLAM
5enoen alihpirfllna aller 8affen Der
midtige 9ergriiden bon @lellines,
Ser SdaupIab 10 bieler Denfipiir0i-
ger Sample, mic0er in lunIeren 91n-
ben it. 5agen Sic General Ylu.
ner mo oem 3lpeiten @eere, iuie
itoI8 mir oaf oieie Grrimgeniholt
iiro, our6 Die Der Geino in fDenigen
Stuioen aus itarf befeitistet t5tal.
lungelt Die CT 8lpeieiabolb SATIRE
inne bate, geiuorfen zoe. 5an
nur niAt bonn @aul, &ln9l)