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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-23
AND BOXING
GREAT AND NEAR-G GREAT LUCKY NOT
TO BE BUMPED OFF BY RISING STARS

tried ont = few more jabs and swines,
found his mark and smiled as though 70
say
Gosh. this II too soft."
He rushed Mccoy. probably intent upon
putting out Alhertus Tho Brooklynits
dodged clumsily. and a. he did 40 he un-
eashed roundhouse swing that wasn't
going Huywhera in particular. Hut that
wallop, through some strange ring fiuks.
caught chip on the vulnerable part OF his
Jaw and new champion was born.
chip, under tho impact OF that wallop,
crumpcd 10 the canvas and was counted
out
What happened 10 Coffsy.
Jim rotfey was another upset victim
but II didn't create as much Surprise
as tho chip and Dundee affairs The
Roy from Roscommon' was touted -
Jess NllNrds only real rival during the
summer of 1915 His record up TO then
surely entitled him 10 such recognition
Ho has been beating up all comcrs with
out such trouble.
Just about then Frank Moran returned
from Europe He's something soft
take him on" advsed Coffey's friends
~ YOU beat him decisively, itll add to
YOUR prestige You're not running any
danger. Moran ls Joke
And 80 Coffcy took on the Joke" Mo-
ran on oct 10. lali battered him quite
D h' for two rounds and then In tho third
well the Joke plunkcd Coffey upon
'h~ jaw and tho evenings entertainment
Was concluded
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TRACK AND FIELD
O. i. Diamond
Material Far
From Polished

NORMAN okla. Feb 23 Especial >
With Coach owen wrestling with his
cassrs on the eve az tho Kendall game.
Nell Johnson. assistant 10 IN" sooner
mentor had charge Ot a boNy OF aspirshts
for places on this Years nine In work
out that lasted three hours last nlEht nnd
showed just how poor bunch of college
players can be at the opening of spring
practice,
Wind Cuts Squad.
Fifty mon have already reported for
work on tho diamond hut few moro than
half that many were out last night on ac-
count OF the wind johnson had the men
divided into two squads those eligible
for places on the frat nine and those who
either were not eligible or had little
moro experience. They played In regu-
lar practice style. n pair of mines using
tho diamond and dozen other men
warming up at pitching and al batting
flies on tho east aide Of BOYD field
Risley. Jones and Foosho got the bulk
of tho work IN tho pitchers box, taking
turns AT putting them directly over the
box 10 give opposing batters chance 10
provide fielding practice for men In the
gardens These three men arc probahlv
not half OF tho leading snpirants' for
tho twirline place on owens team Thsro
IL plenty OF material showing up but II
isn't OF tho real class that make. vic
tories eaay 90 far AS the work of the
fielders Ia concerned
Catcher Badly Needed.
But II is the receiving portion that Is
hvinG tho Sooners most concern now
Y 10 understood that BaGiy will not DO
eligible to play Whisenant 10 ALREADY
working out and he will do moro work
Just as soon as tho basketball season 10
ovsr Frost 10 working now a. are uri
md Wilton and Simmons, Some people
contsnd that tho smaller OF tho "hg
Hotts," oliver by, name, Ia recsiver
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Mlohiusn DIsmona p,.e,lo. or

ANN ARBOR. Mich. Feb, - -Ba ,eba II
practice has started at tho University OF
Michigan Tho squad began working out
IN the gymnasium with Shorty Miller and
Robbins. veteran pitchers and 'Msur-
rie' Dunno. who aGsin will bs behind
the bat, getting In shape
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Younu oo,eh Downs son.

COLUMBUS. ohio. Feb. 2a-Young
dotch. tAl HsfO. Columbus. won the
worlds wrestling title At lbe pounds and
the Lord Lonsdsle belt last night from
Thor Oslon, Athens, ohio. Young Ootch
took the first and third fails
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IeYseo pe,saM Ws,,.taaras.

CHICAGO Fob "a -wladek zhysco
defeated Jess wsstcrgprde In n heavy.
weight wrestling match last night. taking
two falls In ~ minutes aud Is seconds
aud minutes and ~ seconds respectively
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-23
Baseball

President James Dunn NJ the Cleve-
land Americans has no intention of sell
ing or trad ding Louis Chisto. the Pacific
coast VrstbasemHn u certainly have no
idea of getting It'd NJ y player who cost
ma Slb, ,00a less than a year ago Dunn
said N what they say about him is
half true he "a likely TO he playing first
base with Cleveland regularly this sea
.aon &"
| Chrisy Mathewson, manager OF the
Cincinnati Nationals. has signed Dave
shean, infleidsr, as a atop In prepared
ness Shean will he used nj third In the
event that Heinie Groh persists In hold
ing out
Americans. Is strong for the military
training In the baseball camps this spring
Il think III make Iris Speaker captain
~ our military company Fohl said
But II can find any other player who
has been member OF militia organi-
retion. hell get the Job %
There Is rumor IN baseball circle.
that new players fraternity may he
formed and that Sam rswford the De-
troit outnelder. will /, president Crsw-
ford WAS one Of the organizers Of tho
fraternity.
Nal Esson. who has been released Al,
years OF successful service. probably will
retire to his ranch In Arizona II not
engaged by some other league Tho re-
lease OF Brson was surprise To the
patrons Of the National league He viii
be succeeded by Kitty" BranpNeld
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able. But last season young left handler
VINO hhd adorned the bench for the bet
ter part ~ fwo seasons cut In with a
mark beyond ,hem' all The name was
/ Schupp. Starting tho cAmpKlSn. Schupp
was still a denzen Of RerchHnd-an un-
used inhabitant of TIE old nugout. with
nothing to DO but walt watch and warm
up But At the End Of the year he had
worked itO innings-totaling over fifteen
complete games and his record for thl.
run to the contest
So Schupp waa tho first pitcher Of them
all 10 allow less than one run game 10
each start
Under Fire
In the six games which Schupp pitched
while tho Giants were peeling OF thsir
twenty y-eiS consecutive victories the lea n
left handler allowed but three runs. and
only two of these were earned Four Of
the sS games we're shutQxts-full proof
that he was at his best when under fire.
where slip meant tho end Of a record
drive
/ He In almost sure IN he a big factor
/ In the flag Tnce just ahead. for with
tho hmAling amount of stuff he has
] needed TO make him one Of tho game, big
stars
Both
Dear Slr--When willard feet g.
weighing as, and Fulton. 8 feet s. weigh,
! ing 230, get together, how about the
referee who will have TO pull them apart, :,
| For this subtle task viii he be allowed
- uss nitro-g glycerine or dynamite, or will
he he restricted 10 the unlimited use Of a
crowhar for this purpose
ANXIOUS Alloy.
, Joie RRv IL another type Of prepared
| ness. II you don't care TO shoot or set
shot at. whatever the provocat'on. two
miles In ~ minutes is tho next best
dish on the national menu
The Golfer kicks In,
Upon this DAY the golfer said,
II cannot tell a lie
missed nine puts I should have got
And that's no alibl
Yes. must tell tho truth" he -ald,
This day TO celebrate
! had an elGhty-siN. but
Deserved n rirty.eight
why have tho umplres never called
a midwinter strike" asks I D. n, They
call enough 10 last between April and
October. Enough Of a thing is frequently
sufficient.
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Bowlirng
Standing OF tho Teams.

Carhart again went into tie with Sims
for first place In the bowling league ln,t
nisht by taking three IN row from tho
knight Beck team individual honors.
however. went 10 Hsrry Adams, anchor
man of tho losing team. who knocked
l
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why have the umplres never called
midwinter strike asks + II. II, They
call enough TO last between April and
October. Enough Of thing IL frequently
puffiCient
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-23

You wouldn't believe II. perhaps. but
there are more than fsw who can see
no reason today for celebrating the birth
day of a man who RETAINED from keeping
his country out OF war.
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Jpie RRy ls another type Of prepared
ness II you don't care 10 shoot or set
shot at. whatever the provocat'on, two
miles In 9n minutes is tho next best
dish on the national menu
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Wt FNTVNb
Upon this dsy the golfer said,
~ cannot tell a lie
| missed nine puts l should have got
And that's no alibi
nYna [ r,,n., icll thn irnth - herRlh
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Yes. mus, toll tho truth" he -Rld,
This day to celebrate
! had an eiGhty-siS. hut !
Deserved n sixty. eight
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Riete mid 6amaIg mIr0ig genug be-
fano. Qls mir an bieiem Q6eno gu
8ett ge9angen narsn, tonnte id nod
LANCE nidt eini6lafen. bds Greignis
mar gu grob gepsfen! Sd borte ben
Ra6tnG6ter nod einige Wate pore
iibsrf6lurfen, fein .gut-tut" blafen
uno ieinen 8ers iingen:
.90rt Sbr 6srrsn uno Iubt Gud
fagtn,
llnfere @lOds bat 5ebn (elf, 8p6lf)
9efdIagen.
8epabrt bas 8susr uno oas 2tdt,
9aB unIerer 8smein6e tein S6as
ben geihiebtl
Sut - tut"
Dies Gigentumlife, balls lInbeims
Tide unb bod iih 70 Geborgenptfen
beim Qbruf bieTes Berries tommt mir
INNER nieber, penn i'd nur baran
oente. Wie berrIid mars ba, 10 ges
miitli6 i'm gett gu lie9eul 0o6 eins
nal i'm Wtnter b0rte ih ben Rn6ig
Ddhter 6rieoer audi D%orbeigeben, uno
bas belize 8erIangen ftieg in mir ouf,
i'm einmal gu ieben. nidt Ii gu bos
rem, Sd fab binter benz @orhang
peritett, ouf bic monoT6einbeIeu6tete
peiBe Strabe binaus. Gin S6red
r~ieielte mir aber beim @nblid BEG
6rieoer bur6 bic 9lieoer! Sang eins
8ebiiqt In einen 9roBen Mantel. bic
MiBe tief iiber bic Obren ge3ogen,
unter Dem Nrm iein Suteboru, nit
einem groBen Stabe bepaffnet, i9li4
er bur6 Die itiue 0orfitrabs, in Der itf
nur bic uno ba Elm a~ufgef6eudter
9uno b0ren Iieb. S6nsG tro9 i6
pieoer in mein 8ett uno mar frob, ais
glei6 buna6 Riets ins 3immer fam,
UNI ii4 our Rube gu begeben.
Wie miibe mag unIere Riete pobl
obenos INNER gepeien Tein, oenn ben
Gag iibsr purbs ibr Same ~un5Gblige
Male 9erufen, Ie ioute iberou leiul
NatirIi4 fiibIte fie aud nit Stol3,
oaB mir ale taum nod obne tie leben
tOnnten. Sebt nod, na6 Dielen Sab
rem, piini6te i'd bid, Iiebs Hiete, oft
gu meinen eigenen &inoern. llno bod,
nir6en mir un8 tpobl 70 gut berIts6en.
ME oamols? OH biit in5piT6er cine
oIte 6ruu 9eporoen uno lpiiroeIt bid
taum in einem neuen @ausbalt gu
re6tfinoen. Die 3eiten Gn0ern ii6,
ober ih min bic Friiberen Soften INNER
in 9utem 2tnoenten behulten uno boffe
audi bon Dir, Iie6e Riete, oaB bu es
ebenio tuIt.
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INNER nit einem realen GuBeren Grz
etgnis 5uIdmmenfalen fol-. 9anenz
lamp nimmt pielmebr an, baB es fi6
in allen Tol9en 1dnen garnidt um
einen Iungen Sraum banoelt, ionoern
UNI cine 3eitoduer BON Setunoen,
pobl aud nur I'm 8ru6teile Der Ses
tunoen, in peIhsr oas duBere Greias
nis (gtieoerrafeIn oes Rouledug, Der
b%reitung oes bren3Iiden Scrubs Il. a.
ouf uniere Stnne pirtt, unb baB onnn
fofort negen Der gigentiimIi4teit uns
ieres 9ebirns, ~un3Gblige 0oriteQuns
gen auf3ubetpabrsn uno matchmaker
Dertniipfen su t0nnen, our6 oft merit
tpirbige Soeenofo3iationen cine gauge
8ette bon @oritequngen b~erporqerufen
piro, bic fih teinespe9s matchmaker
obfpielen unb Damn ME Elm fertiqes
Bib i'm W1oment Dor unierm 0elite
fteben. Der. Sraum piiroe biernah
olfo ni6t bur6 Elm Guberes Greianis
u%nterbroden perben uno gu Gn0e
tommen, ionbern oas dubers Greiguis
mar uberbaupt bic 9eronIaTung oes
Sraumes unb omar feines GnobiI'
oes, our6 bas Die QfO5iotionen hera
porgerufen perben, Die oeitIi6 Dor Die
fem Gnbe gu Iiegen fdeinsn.
SIT oieie 0eutun9 ri6tig, 70 pGre
Der Sraum ni4t cine f6affenoe geiItioe
Sdtigteit in 8ebirn, gu Der 3eit err
foroerIi6 1T, ionoern Elm 70 gut pig
5eitlos ~erfoIgenoes unterbeipubtes Res
probu5ieren pon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
tionen, oersn 5eitlide uno %tauIdle Rel
henfolge crit nab Dem Grpa6en aus
Der Grinnerung beraus effolgt.
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@unmangel i'll Gnslnno.

Der ManqeI an Woue madlt fih in
England INNER empfinoIider bsmsrts
bar. rad Dem Scotsman" beIteht
6is Regierung oarduf, oaB mehr Mi,is
tGrtu6 in osm ilozIhottiidsn 8e3irt
berQeiteIt njro. Orobbrtosz uuo Gbes
plot 0pIlen fno fir GRiIitGr5tpsde be.
idIagnobmt. RAD 0edune Der MiIi
drsGrfproerniFe iolen ettpaige llebers
fbii7s fir Sic 4usfubr freiaegeben
per0en. Die SnIaro= 6dnoIer MIDI
fen guftrGQe fir Den Sommsr 1918
untsrbrin9er, ood t0nnsu ois Tobris
tanten feline Qreiie fir 10 IdrQfriitise
9eyuiine aneebtn. 3ImaI IS 3peifeIaaft
lift. ob iy9enopeIte Wole fir oisisn
Sired gu beitdffen isin pirb.
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Sas alte albumt.
Bon Gnrla @1hter.

Sinnenb penbe i6 Die Seiten:
BORT Elm &nabe aufre6t fte6t,
5erne auf Soloatengrdbern
Qu6 fir i'm Elm 5Gbnlein psbt.
6ier ous junge Qaur bait freu6ig
Seinen eriten Sobn smpor;
0er 1T mitten jebt i'm &rie9e-
Bang uuf Na4ri6t luuidt ibr Sbr.
@tro ibr Sobn erbaltsn bIei6en-.
Cher 5d6It Die tebte S6Iuht
Shn idon nit gu ibren Gpfern,
Warb gum STRIPPED er gemadt?
Scenes 8ruutpdar engumi6lungen.
6at nd66er iib germ g%etrennt;
Wenn lie ii6 beQeqnen iolten-
&siner pobl ben 4noern tennt.
BORT ole bolben WGbdentnoipen
Steuen cine Sroqe leis:
Sage an. tper lift Die S60nits
9ier in unierm ardn5hentreis?"
N6. bic 6ra9e mar pObl pihtig-
0oh DOR 8nan3ig Sahren rur;
6sute merit BON elmer &nofpe
N'emano an euh cine Spur.
Cine 9pnfirmanbin itsbt ou,
0as 8ebet6u6 in Der 6un6;
Sd bins ielbit un6 bIite ernItbaft
Sn Der 3utunft MGr6enlanb.
Ne6en mir Iteht meme S6neIter,
Gng an mid heranqei6miegt:
Come, tiTe mir Den Siigel
8runter Tie begraben Iie9t.
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Sinh nlO Sbrater.

Die Stellung bic Der Men1d in fsts
rer Sinobeit 6eitimmten GrI6einunQss
former oes Qebens ge9eniiber einz
nimmt, lit i'm GroBen unb 9an3en
maBgebenb fir Die Qni9uuunqen, nit
oenen er bieie 0inge in Der 3eife De.
Qebens betrodtet. Wir finoen e8
feIb1peritGnoli4, bob mir benz &tnbe
ReTpett opr Der Shule, gbrfurht por
sen llebun9en Ser ReIigion, aud i1enn
tie benz ei9enen 8lauben frem0 iiro, i'm
SarteIten Nlter einprGgen, G61on in
frii6er Sinofeit perbinoen mr. nit
oen Se9riffe @eridt, ben elmer Cit
te erniter 8er9eItuug," ulb Tdon perz
bdltnismGBig 3eitig empfiabet Elm
Sinh sic ernfte Wei6eItimmund, bic
iiber ben Rdumen elmer 8i,oergaIcrie
Io9ert. gergebens ober forI6en mir
nab oiefer Weibeitimmung, oeren
8orhdnoenIein i~iberbdupt fir rem l3eitz
punt bes erIten S9edterbeIufe8 maBz
Qebero iein ioIte, o0er nur nab benz
Iusorld elmer gepii1en G6rfurht,
pean man nit einem &inbe i'm Otter
BON pieIetft SD Sabren (oenn Dor
Dem 8. Qebensiabre fol- man &inoer
am beiten iiberbaupt ni6t ins S6eater
TGiden) fpriht.
Don ben Grpadfenen IeoigIi6 dIs
Srt fr0hli6er G~rboIung, ia meiitens
als bic Stdtte feiGteIter gergniigun@
gen ermdbnt, erbGIt ous Sinh niht ben
gerinQiten gs9riff BON ben tuItureGen
Nufguben 6es 5beaters. Deber pom
GlternbauS nod BON Der S6uIe pirb
in ernTter ~piiroiqer MeiIe ouf bos err
3ieberti6e Moment bingepieTen, bas
bas 00ren un6 Shauen zines Quten
SheaterItijtes, (fpomit ni6t qeIdqt fein
fol-, bab bus notpenoig Elm SloTifer
Iein muB), in 1id birgt. 0as nieoers
bolte 8etra6ten e0Ier 80rperformen,
oeren 9enequngen tinItleri1h bts3iz
pliniert erideinen, erFreut oos erlz
pfGnqli6e Nuge Der Sugenb uno err
regt ben Wunid CUR Na6obmunq.
0as Sbr miro gei9Grft fir Sen Slang
zines geiunben. BON iprahIihen sra
n~iertbetten unb btaletti16en 0erit0Ben
befreiten Organs, unb .IaIt but not
IeaIt" miro bds SeeIenleben oes Sim
oes our9 cine fiinitlerii6 Qebobene
9drIteQung BON 2uit unb Qeto, 9ut
unb 90fe tpeit inteniiper gef0rbert, oIs
our6 Die tpoblgemeinteiten Mabnreben
BON @ltern unb Gr3iebern. 8orausz
febung oieIes Grfolqes 1T dnerotnqs,
haB iene bel ben er3ieherii6en Sattos
rem BON ~pornberein I'm 8inoe oie rid
ti9e 8oriteuung BON Wert uno Miirbe
oes 2beoters er8eugen. Dor alien
mub Der Qebrer, benz Der oeutffe uno
ipdter Der Giteraturunterridt anpere
traut lit, tiinItlsriide 9ilound qcurg
befiBen, Elm @eoiht rbetoriIh e%intpanbz
frei gu beberrffen, Die &inoer lei Der
Iusmabl Der gu beiu6enoen St2de gu
unteritiiBen unb linen Dor alien Die
5reuoe am Sbeaterbeiu6 niht burd
Ian9utmi9e. bduslide Nui9aten gu
perberben, %ionoern ben Ginorud burt)
cine freie, ppn ~Qebobsner Stimmun9
g~etragene @usiprdde gu oertiefen.
Iuf bieie Weiie 1T es oisueiht m0qz
lid, uniere Sugsnb. Ole inter ocm
GinfIuB Der Nftertunit Der 0onoelbils
bers@orItenung iebes llrteiI iiber oen
Wsrt unb llnmert tbeatraliiher Dor
ftenungen esrloren bat, nlIrnGblih niez
Der elmer 8erebIunq nea tiirItlerifAen
9eihmades sntgeaen gu fIbrsn.
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= aud elm 9eroienH.
rGort oriioen 1ebt Der beribmte
8unjimnler YisIod."
nrSeriibmt2 Sd 6obe mod ME elm
Bib pon i'm qtiebcn.""
so, d6er eIne neue qinietbaitung
bat er erfunoen"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-27

- BON i6rem StnnD<
punt. gr: nGmmol iinp mir crit
I'm Drei ubr frib pen eInem Pas
trouilengong enlightenment"
Sic: nRo, po niro Der Sauptz
mann bofientIi4 prOentIit 9elpettert
buben?"
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Sancr Der Srduntc.

Gs 1T tetannt, ooB mir i'm Sraum
In tur3er 3eit gang auBerorhentlid
bel erIeben tonneu. Wenn mar oe5
Mprgens pieoer ein5ufhiafen iuht,
neil bic ubr an3eigt, oaB es nod gu
friib gum NufItebeu lit, 70 lam es
portommen, oab man gauge Reihen
BON 8egeben6eiten trdumt, fooab man
betm Wieoererpa6en gIaubt, cine Iebr
LANCE 3eit mub peritrihen fein, un0
Damn ertennt mar an Der ubr, Dab in
WirtItdtett toum 8tpei Minuten per
gun9en iinb. Sn Der num'6au" tnipft
Galentampf an iolhe SatIn6su on,
nm cine 0eutunq Ser Irt un7ere5
Trdumens gu geben, G8 1T auBers
orbentli4 bGufi9, ooB gerope bo5
Gnoe zines Graume5 nit etrem GuBes
rem. ideinbar nit beln Sraume gar
nidt i'm 3uIammenhang itehenben @rs
et9nis 5ufommenfdqt. Se1r of
to,nmt es Dor, Dap man trGumt, man
beitei9t sinen boten Berg ooer elmer
&irhturm ooer man ma6t cine lanQe
6abrt, nobel eine gauge Heibe ppn
ein3elnen umItGnhen uno GrlebniFen
febr le6bdft erIheinen unb cine LANCE
3ettoduer be5 8roumes, a%noeuten,
beifen Gnoe Elm Nus9lciten nit bar
ouffoI9enoem j09en Stur3 lit, ber UNI
mitteIbdr nit Dem Grnonen 5uiams
menfdut. nobel Der 2rGumenoe bic
Wobrne6mung madt, 6oB er 9erabe
aus benz 8ett fdat.
Gu6 foI9enoer Sroum 9eb6rt in
bieics 8ebiet; Mon trdunt, boB man
gum So0e perurteilt lit. Wan miro
CUR 9inrthtun9 abgebplt nit alien
Naturalization uno Gin5eIheiten oes
@~erfabrens, man pirb gum Ri6tblod
9efiibrt, auf bic @uilotine geidnaut
un0 man bort bas 6oIIbeil berunters
iouien, bd8 ba8 6aupt pom Rumpfe
trennen iou. Boiler Sdred erlpcht
Der 2rdumenoe uno bort aeraoe nod.
ipte has RouItau an 5eniter, 0urh
irgeno einen 3ufdll nift geniigeno be-
feiti9t, berunterraTeIt. Wie bier cine
burh ods @ebor permittelte Wdbrnehz
mung nit Dem 2roums in pffenborem
3uiammcnhanQ itebt, 10 lam out Der
8eru6 IebnIite8 permitteIn. Man
trGrmt 3. 9. cine urnItGnoIi6e Sc
fdihte. Die nit Dem GntItebn elmer
5suersbrunIt ThIieBt. man erlpotlt
Dor S6red beim 6srousidInosn Der
henen 6Iammen uno nimmt eiren III
tr9eno elmer Weiie entItnnotneu brsrss
iiten @eruh pdbr, Sunoerts uuo
t~aufenofah IoiIeu iih Die 9eiIpieIe
hdufen, no gauge Getten BON @oritele
lun0en uno EmpfinoRn9en, sic Die Or
lebniie ojeler Stunben odrIteIsu, i'm
Sraum raid nurhIaufen obsr gu
einem GnHe NIT idhem Grpdhen fiibs
rem, rpobct Elm GuBere5 Grsi9nt3 in
osutIihem 3uIammenbang nit Dem
gnoe oeS Sraunes itebt.
Sn allen ioIaen 6dusn, meint Sal
lentamp, tam man urmooIia annehe
men, oaB Der GrGrnnenoe in eigensr
9ei'ti9er Gdtilteit Den SnbaIt oss
Iroumes hcyporbytnQt, ser nur oe3s
holo 10 p~erlpcrysn iei, neil regen oes
r7onqeInHsn &~t,pubtieins oie frttiite
Sittnn9 bar 9soantIihen @orQdnae
du"9e'taItet Iii, rpie pielfaa auge
nomnen mis-. So bisBe pirtIih al
zen 3ufol Sit itarts GnforoerunQen
~tteI!er, lCenn oa8 Gnoe elmer Iolteu
rem nua untepubtsu G1uQteit ooh
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-27

@0rtIid genommen.
Gidter: nQn9etl19ter, Sic Iin0 be-
Ihuloi8t. in oos 6enfer Sbres Ars
beitgebers ein9eitiegen 81 Iein."
Nn~getIogter: vgr idgte mir bod.
id IolIte feline SfpelIe nitt lpisoer
betreten."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-27

l1nj6erlegt geipro@
DEN. Yotient (0er ouf Ieinen Sob
gefoBt iI); nS6o0e, i'd bate 10
germ nod mein funf3iaites 0ienItius
bildum 9~efciert, uno nun muB i'd
ous 8ittere erie6en, ooB ids ni4t
me1r erlebe!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-27

9u tHltIu' "SujuIlb
@ic26cu, BORT Dem StOrd). Gr per-
1pciit gcroOc cillet 6rolt},"
0Eiui, 10 Gin miIltCr aerl! @ern
err mir ell flcIuCs @riiocrhen
GriltAt, ipiiIt CT ijdJ Ood) mobI crit
0rn Mlln0 ans"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-27

-unm6gli6. Ski (tnS 8u>
teou treteno)' Die 9erren iinp nod
ou? Sd glaube, Is Dat iton 3poIf
gei4logen."
@naefenter: r0as 1T mo4l ni6t
9ut m0gli6. S9err Msper; orei &Ole>
g,n beo6odten itdnoig Die ubr."
The Sentinel=record., 1917-06-03

Dr. l. F. Nerrtt, calls answered day or night. office phone Al, resi- dence 42G. No. 370 1-2 Centra avenue
The Sentinel=record., 1917-06-03
AMATEUR WIRELESS REGULAR TELEGRAPH OPERATORS
 WANTED.

' ectr! iaHs are badly needed as radio-operaJ ITS. 10 be enlisted as landsmIu for electrician. in class four Naval Reserve, for service in class two providing that the applicant can pass the necessary physica eXamina- lion
 Applicants will be en isted as lands men fir electrician Of third class. pay while at the electrical training school in this rating being $a2G0 per month pou the competitor Of studies the rate of pay increases 10 $il.60 as an electrician third ass-radio. This inc0ldes hoard clothes, S60 allowance. medical attendance. excepting the in. finitesimal sum ot 20 cents, deducted monthly O help defray hospital ex- peuses
 This opportunity should be to every .proeressiye touns man. interested u Nte ess Tho chance To become @ ,om. neIcu. rad. operator
 Cau at the navy rocr.dns office for information concerning bIs mat ter
 J. D. ROCHE .U s N.
The Sentinel=record., 1917-06-03
FEATURE PRODUCTIQNS
 CENTRAL THIS WEEK
Kathlyn Williams. House Peters, An ita Stewart. S. Rankin Drew. Ethel Clayton, Pauline Frederick MabelIe Trunnelh Robert Conness, Dorothy Kelly and Earle Williams.

William A. Brady fam us for his great work In producins The Mothers of France" feature. will again present a -pe ia. wi jHam A. Brady feature entitled "Yankee Pluck. featuring Ethel Clayton and Mr. Montague Love "Wednesday at the New Central
 The plot If this picture is partion larly timely one as it reyolyes a9ound the efforts of Japanese .e-ation at tache 10 secude the highly important plans of a new army aeroplane car ried by a '. s military man Pretty Polly Pollard played by Ethel Clay ton. illustrates these efforts in a most remarkab e and startling manner and her father is saved from disgrace
 Thursday, Pauline Frederick, will stor in "Her Better Self" one of the most gripping stories and thrilling pho,oplays in which the foremost emo tional star of the screen has yet ap. peared
 Friday George Kleine presents Mabel Trunne e and Robert Conness in Edis ns The Master psssion.9
 It is a fascinating story of a beau. tiful womans rise and fall Dislms
 ,i.-..s. brings regeneration and the triumph of mother love.