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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-15

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-15
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-15
Ggpisntns.

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pcroe 2bncn bas Sbierhen ericsen."
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-15

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nit Inn big All ieinem @nbc."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-15
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-15

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birourd bel Dem braoer Damn, lpenz
oete linn Die bl. Sdfranrente nnb betete
NIT ibm bis 81 ieinem gnbe."
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-03-15
Der bi. Soiepb, Yatron I'M
Sterben.
(3un, 10. WGr3.)

(SortIcsung bon Der 3. Seite.)
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-26
Clears Way For Body
Summoned To Meet
In September
KLOKA'S BOOKS
BADLY MUDDLED
Officials Suspect He'll
Make Claim of I'm
whiting Errors

The Michigan supreme court rem
dered decision late Thursday
morning TO the effect that the re-
corder's court I'm Detroit has no
authority 10 call grand Jury. the
authority being vested solely In the
circuit court.
The decision was unanimous.
This disposes Of the question or
jurisdiction that has been before the
supreme court for some time. Say
eral months ago Judge Connolly, or
the recorders court, acting on a pc
tition presented by Aid Ross, order
ed a grand jury summoned. Prose-
cutting Attorney Jasnowsbs .nterven-
ed with writ OF prohibition, claim
ing the recorders court was With
out jurisdiction. and his contention
has been upheld
The decision clears the track for
the work of the grand fury sum
moned by the circuit court couple
OF weeks ago at the request of the
prosecutor The order summoning
the jury WIS contingent on the su-
preme court denying Judge Connolly
jurisdiction. and the order made will
now stand. The jury will meet in
September
Discoveries OF the last few days
have made more complicated the
Inuddle In the records kept by An
,hony j. Kloka whom he was mort
gage clerk in the Office of the county
treasurer. II Is now declared that
some entries have been found on his
cash books. indicating that certain
amounts have been paid, despite The
fact chat those who are supposed -
have made tho payments deny that
thov did 50.
The linton Trust company Is one
OF the payees. There are entries on
the books showing this firm depos-
lied large sums for pond and land
contract tax payments. On tracing
them. accountants have learned that
'he company did not pav them and
had no reason for doing So
County officials now suspect that
these entries We're made 10 strength
en- Kloka'a claim that ne made un-
whiting orrors-that his mistakes
helped the county as well as de-
privcd il OF large sums
Scores OF persons have come 10
Tho auditors with receipts for bond
taxes. and Auditor Grfman declared
Thursday Chat many of these re-
cciprs alr-ady have been traced and
no entries can be found on Kloka's
books
Declaring that the arrest % An
thony ! Kloka was planned 20 di-
vert public wrath from other per.
sons in tho county building. State
Senator James 4 Murtha. one OF
Klaka's attorneys has issued state
ment declaring his client Is being
unfai-lv treated hy the authorities.
"Wlh Tony IN Jail. these officials
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-26
Windsor Entries.
ron FRIDAY.

First Race Purse $500, 7-year-
olds. 5is furlongs Belle Brandon.
I0i. Faded Glory. 101. scarf los,
Planottc. Jos, S0senta. lie. lule. IL
Little Sweeper. lit. Tread Lightly II.
115; Alma Louise. llh. liasty Mabci,
1tf; Rcdlifa " it5, Angcline. it5.
Also eligible Ruby ScruRgs. los;
Miss Edwards. loS .iurion, los; Irish
Idol 49,
Second Race Purse $500; 3-yenr-
NEdith Eaungn. l0l. NJpe Finn. 100.
100 Cardomc. 10, Freeman. l0s.
Thomas Galloway. 100. White CROW n.
fDa Ei pntomRr io9. Martre. III.
Rochester. III. Also eligible Mar
tina. IoG. prcserver l09. Lady Match
maker ios, wiley. lOi. Encore. ios,
Paul Gnines. li3
Third Race Purse $500. e-year-
olds scllng is furlongs Fbcnezer.
90 Saisnzn. 9s. Oriental Girl 80,
Breezy, 90. Win soon, f02 Fox =
Choice. i02 RAFFERTY,. i0t. Jessie
Orn ably. f0f Little Princess. ioi.
elooeritv i0a. sam Pickett. 100,
Wow. 100. Also eligible. Leta. l09.
cobtlta. lOi Red salmon. 80.
Fourth Race Purse $500 s-vear-
olds and up. selling mile and %
yards Juvenile i06. Arrow los.
xBright sands 100 Night Cap. iG7.
Alan i0T Fraaruelo. no. NApri sa.
10. Jack Snipe 100. Sargon H.. 10.
Mage White. ne. tngpt. t17c orr
perth. ~ Also eligible. Good Coun-
sci III. stanley -. III. stir t'p. ~.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-26
Windsor Results.

First Racc--Claiming. purse $500,
-ycar-ulds and up 8 furlpngs Tom
caro-. no Uoudct5. $292o, $3.50. s.
Ampere ~. ir3 collins $3.50 81 90,
Encore. M tGra3l slO.Io. Time.
I.I24-5. Cardome. Dash, Violet, Com
mensin. I.tlmnble. Yermak. Iddie
Henry Repton. MISS Gayle also ran
second Race--5is furlongs- Miss
Bryn ll2 tMorysJ Stf50. Sl3 10 and
slIIO. won own Rose - Neil. l04
Louder. SSS0. s. CO. second SaiNcstra
1I2 (Crump) t73u, third Time. l;0i
l-5 iBlnclNhurn. Jack Stuart. Marau-
der. FoN's Choice. Fern Handlcy.
Lord Herbert Gipscy Queen and ESs
terminator
vcar-olds and up',iI-iG mile 2a-
mora. 100 Donahue), Ss, $40. 81 90,
won. Smithneld. l07 ,Molcsw worth },
So 40. $40. second Marjorie -. ll1
HunD. $500 third Time. as J. >.
A0ellnc T., Kathleen IT,, Gold Bond.
Brown velvet. Good Counsel CHsahh,
Rose Julictte, Stanley =. bindcnthal
also ran.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-26
G..
LEADS IN
FEA 7 URE
Wins First Heat of
Free-For- All, AS
Tipped
BV HAPOLD !. WILCOX.

FAIR GROUND RACE TRACK.
DETROIT Mich. july % Interest
in the Grand circuit meeting today
centered in the free.for.all pace for
a $4,000 stake, in which four horses
were entered There was q hot tip
out early on the Jamison horse, Sin
gle c.. 20 win this race The tent
over the fence in Oakland county
where the spectators gathered in
force was crowded an hour before
the FIRST race The weather was very
hot again today and the crowd rath-
er slim
2iio Trot. J IN :. $1,000
FIRST Heat Bessie q tGamhle). 4.
won Petcr Cbtuault murphy. Soc
ond Frances Belmont Erwin. third; (;
Jeanncttc Speed tCoN1. fourth Time.
2.0st, Halla all. Minnie Arthur.
Forrest ningcn md Don Iolla also
huished Mayor Todd and Top Notch
second Heat Peter Cheneault
murphy. Won Besslc @ tGamhlcl.
second. Ra1ia Hall OLce). third,
Frances Rclmont (Erwin). fourth.
Time 2'05i. Jeannctte speed. Min
nie Arthur. Forrest Bingen and pell
Jolla also started. 4 T.
Ia 3. E2.pOO
First Heat single @ CJamison),
won Hal Boy Mewahon1. second
Ben Earl CChilds). third. Russell Boy
GponahueD. fourth. Time, 2:02
second ITeat--tisl boy tMcMahon)
won single g tJamison), second Rcn
Eari fhilds(. third Russell Boy
Douahucj. fourth Time 2;0l "a
2iI0 Trot In >. ~ 900
First stephen tpicrce), won
Colorado Range CGravesl. second
Brpscia ORodncy). third; Grand Mar
shall (Hopkins). fourth. Time. 2.09i4
The Guide also started
second Iinnt stephen (Picrcc)
won Rrcscia Rodnev). second Grand
Marshall .Hopkius). third. Colorado
Range Graves. fourth. Time. > .0Si4
The Guide also started.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-26
THE WEATHER

Detroit md vicinitvi Thursday
night ana Friday generally fairi gen
tie To moderate SouthwcstcrIy winds.
Lower vichignni Generally fair
Thursday night aud Fridays some
what cooler In north and west p0r-
tions.
I pper galseSf Gentle to moderate
west 10 northwest Windsi fair to-
night aud Friday; Nomevhnt cooler
except on southern Huron.
Lower Lakes Gentle To- moderate
south and southwest winds; fair on
ThurSdaN night and Friday.
ToDAN'~ TEMPER RES
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-26
rrie Snoots Has Bitter E1pe1 fence With Bon Optic Fa

and became ,nhamcd. but ! thought
~ was because the Bon Opto had
that effect perhaps az first When
found my eyes were getting worse
] stopped using the Bon Opto, and
rot since have been free rom in
fammation and pain. cannot read
or sew or 20 ont OF doors. or sit in
doors under the light. because both
sunlight and artificial light hS>l my
eyes so much that reel win pain.
The right eye is especiauy in1amea
and most OF the time | am compelled
to wear a bandage over IL.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-26

uch % harmful fake on the public
D am only woman .in poor c'rcunt
sfapcpN go could dQyno'hug m+ il
nut WANT cst,, Jouj ip ncWpt ami
clscWhcyo to snow the dishr-et
and criminal way In which ! have
been Imposed rp0n.
II fear my l.eht viii never bc 10.
fiored ] ani paving dCaiiy in pain,
and the expense 90 placing mysfl
iu The hond OF doctors and oculists
In the hope OF saving my sight. for
reading hat News advertisement
end believing its statement that Bon.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-26

which she placed dependence be.
cause II appcarcd~in what she sup.
posed 10 be reputable. reliable
Il have had almost no use of my
cyes since first used Bon Optic
about three months ago Miss
Smoots told The Times II had
worn glasses for several years and
was contemplating visiting an opti-
clan 10 have them changed, when I
read the advertisement of Bon-Opto
IN the News. Because OF the things
IL promised thought ! would give
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-26
TAKES HIS LIFE
WHEN WIFE DIES

Giuseppe Cipriano. % years old,
of No GS3 Russell-st., shot himself
thru the brain Thursday afternoon
and died almost instantly He left
a note saying that he took his life
because his wife died in st. Mary's
hospital Thursday morning, his
brother died only a week ago and
several other relatives had died re-
Gently. leaving him alone. 1T is the
penalty of life he wrote, and so |
die"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-26

81 realize now that ] should never
have used ron opto bat should
have gone 90 "a physician am heft
my eyes taken cara ot fNhey rcoa.
ed H.. Ihit tto adyertisGme1, I'm t1e
News promised uch wond"rSl re-
suits that ! thought mgti Try DC
FIRST believed what ~ adver-
gsement said hoc1ufo it appeared in
the News. and aid not suppose
that any good newspaper would
print an adv riiscment that could
not be depended upon
Now that | look back upon IL !
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-26
LATE NEWS BULLETINS

LONDON. July 26.-Inw renee
Ginneil. Independent Irish Na-
tionnIist member. was forcibIy
elected from the house Of com
mons. today aud suspended from
hts sent n the result of - scnsn-
tiinni charge which he lcNeied
against the government. Hc de-
clnrrd to the house that the nu-
thorities were plotting his life la
order to manufacture conSrir-
ncy which they could blame on
the Irish Sim Ectncrs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-26
Fourth Inning.

DETROtT-Cobb singled 20 lott.
Neach singled To center. cobb going
to third puEgan fumhled Heilmans \
Pfoundcr, cobb scoring Ncach going
20 third and Heilman 90 second on
the throw in. Grover threw out
Harper. NeaCh scoring Young at
cd the bag. doubling up Heilman.
Two runs. two hits. one error.
PHILADELPHIA lA-Bates popped TO
Young MCInnis rolled ont TO He'll
man. Meyer nied 10 cobb. No run.
no hit. no crrnr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-26
First Inning

DETROIT Bush was safe when
Bodic muffed his ny Grover threw
out Wit cobb hied to Bodie. Grover
throw out Ncach No runs. one hit,
one error
PHILADELPHIA A-Jamieson ficd 20
Harper Strunk bounced two nag-
ger on Youngs shoulder. tho hall
taking had stop, BOdie famed
ON Bates Erounder an attempt wAs
made 10 get Strunk between the
bags, bat after a run down Strunk
reached third safely and Bates reach
ed second. Mclnnis doubled tn lcft
rcntor. scoring Strunk and Bates.
Rush threw out Meyer. Two runs.
two hits no error.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-26
First Inning.

DETROIT Bush walked. Witt sim
gled 10 right but was caught at
third. Jameson 60 Rates. Cobb hat
ted for pauss and doubled 20 right.
scoring Witt Dugan threw out Veach
and when cobb tried 20 score from
second he was thrown out. McIunis
TO Haley one run. two hits. no err
rOr
PHITA ADELpHIA--Vitt threw out
Jameson Strunk struck out Rode
singled TO right Bates was hit by
pitched ball Bush threw out Nc
INNS. No run. ono hit. no error.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-26

blaming poh-opto, nostrum al.
vertised frequently In the Detroit
News, for severe trouble with her
eyes. II not ultimate loss of sight.
Miss Carrie smoots. No 1927 Max.
well-ave. Is very bitter in her de
nunciation OF tho News, which car
s'ied the advertisement Of the fake
remedy already exposed in Tho
Times, and which she was led to
purchase thru the advertisement in
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-26

might have been warned by the atti-
.ude D the clerk who sold me the
wuif. Tor Wh,u [ aSked him il b.
could recommend bon opio. be- said
no. thft they did not recommend sny
raiou medIc.uc as they know moth
ing about it The advertisement In
the Nows said that Bon Optic was
fut a patent medicine or secret
remedy bur an ethical pTeparat on.
~ feel that something should be
done by the public authorities 20
prosecute both the News and the
Bon-Opto manufacturers for foiSing
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-26

n trial and save tho expense Of
going 10 a doctor and. perhaps. hav.
ing 10 purchase new glasses. paid
81 cents in llegetts drug store for
The Bon-Opto. which comes in a
small phial containing IL tablets
The directions said 10 dissolve one
OF the tablets IN two ounces Of pure
water and battle The eyes. using an
owe cup. which came with the Bon.
OPTIC. two to four times daily or
oftcner.
From The very first applications
made my eyes smarted and hurt
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-26
GIRL KILLED BY
FATHER TRUCK

Edilcme Teschendorf eight years
old, was killed Thursday noon at
Field and Medburyayes by a truck
driven By her father, Charles
Tcschcndorf
As the fathers truck rounded the
corner the little girl attempted TO
board :. but fell. and one Of the
wheels crushed her skull. death re.
sultng instantly The Teschendorf
home is ~ No l443 Field ave.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-26
Eighth Inning.

DETROIT-Bush famed, witt sin
gled 10 center. Cobb tripled 10 right.
scoring Wit on Neach's sacrifice
fly 20 Jameson. Cobb scored. McIn-
mis- fumblcd Ieilman's grounder.
Hetlman died stealing. Haley 70 Gro
yer Two runs two hits, no error.
PHILA LApELPffIA-Brsh threw out
Haley. Wit threw out Dugan. Bush
and Heilman stopped Grover. No run,
no hit no error
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-26


PETRoGRAD. July 26.--Two
thousand Tcutonic prisoners have
been taken By Rumanian and Rus.
sian troops In their offensive in tho
Carpathians and Rumania, today's
official statement asserted
The Rumanians took 900 OF en-
emy with guns and II machine
guns. The Russians captured the
same number of troops and took -
machine guns
The Carpathians offensive OF the
Russo Rumanian troops has now
reached such strength that II was
hoped here the pressure there on
the Teuton lines would force some
let up In the drive against Gen.
Kornilof's troops in the Stanislau.
Tarnopol sector.
The Rumanian troops in particn
lar have distinguished themselves in
the hghting. performing prodigies OF
valor Russian troops. thoroly loyal.
have ably aided in the drive.
LONDON, July 26-Russia's rout-
cd army in Galicia may have lost 10
the Germans all the wealth OF ar
tillery and military supplies which
the Allies. concentrated for Gen.
Brusiloff's great offensive. Even II
Premier Kerensky and his ministry,
armed with unlimited powers sue.
ceed In stemming the rout, supplies
OF incalculable value have been lost.
The panic spread by German
agents has not totally unseated the
reason OF those troops but the rate
OF the German advance has been so
rapid that II is doubtful II the two
armeis can save all their equipment.
One encouraging feature was the
loyalty Of Russian and Rumanian
troops In the southern Carpathians
where they have vigorously attacked
the Tcutonic forces The fighting on
the far northern front around wilma,
however, has practically ceased.
Petrograd dispatches admit instabil.
ity OF troops there.
Dispatches today served to In
crease the realization here Of the 81
gantic task undertaken by the new
democracy that OF reforming ap
parently panic-stricken. spyinfested
troops with q new spirit that would
imbuc them 10 make a stand against
the ever.incrcasing encroachment OF
the Teutonic armies.
They told of the wild confusion
with which tho Russian Eleventh
army turned tail and ran. some OF
It's soldiers shooting down their own
comrades OF the artillery that they
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-26
Fourth Inning

pETRorT- VITA walked. Cobb sin
pled 20 right ON Ncach's huut VIE
was forced al third. eibold 90 Bates
ON an attempted double steal cobb
was nailed at tho plate. Hcilman
walked Hnrrcr singled 20 right.
scoring Neach. Young rolled 10 Nc
limits ono run two hits. no error.
PIIII.ADEBpHtA- Haley bent out a
houndcr Dugan fouled 10 Stanago.
Grover forced Haley. Young 10 Rush.
Seibold forced Grover Young to Bush
No run. one hit no error
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-26
Woman Says AdDerised Neus Ruined Her Eyes
o Fake Which The Times Exposed ---Neighbors, Too

onto is harmless. cooling soothing
Iji healing lt is Eenc % these
btugs and appaeEtly "a as teNdly
in Is ohccts a}faR use of carpohc
cC.d for an eve wa a.
Miss Smoots who O. "a member ~
tho ~ mo igl Presbyterian church.
clinton park. says Thar since her
pericncc with Ron-Opto has be.
come know lo her neighbors. and
friends In the church. she has learn
cd OF several other persons who
have had the same horrible expert
cnCo In the use OF the nostruga-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-26
Fifth Inning.

pETROGT-pugan threw out stan
age James dropped 60 Jameson
Strunk took Bush ny. No run. no
hit no error
. PHILApETdfffA-- lesson sin
rIcd TO lcft Iamicson dlcd stealing.
Sfanagc - Bush Strunk flied To
Neach Rodic also fied 90 Neach. 80
run. ono hit mo- error.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-26
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

First Game
St Louis o o 0 0 o I Of o. 10 Z
Boston. o 3 3 XII 13 o
Batteries kocb and Hale; Ruth
and ACnew. Umpires and
O'LOughlin
First Game
Cleveland 0 % q @ o 0--1 3 3
Wash'ton % o q o % % N-2 = 2
Batteries Bagby and Billings; pu-
mont and Ainsmith. Gmpircs Hide
brand and Connolly.
Chicago. O
New York %
Batteries Benz and Schalk; Cullop
and Nunamaker. Umpires-Evans
and Moriarty
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-07-26
Second Inning

DETROIT -DuRan tossed out He'll
n1nu Harper went the same way.
Seibold throw out Young. No run, no
hit no error
pTTTLApELPH1 A-TTaloy dicd 20
Cobb. puEan out. Heilman 20 James.
Grover walked Seihold singled to
center. Jameson singled 20 lcft
scoring Grover Strunk flied 10 Neach.
one run two hits, no error.
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TIGERS WIN
GAME;
SCORE 6-2
Ty Cobb Slams Out
Four Hits; Veach
Poles Homer

SHIRE PARK. PHILADELPHIA,
July 26--Thc Tigers trounceo tine
Athletics in the first game OF today's
double bill
CoOb got four hits, one triple,
in four times at bat, while Veach
polcd out a homer.
James allowed seven hits and Sic
bold, the Philadelphia hurler, eight
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Ninth Inning.

DETROIT McInnis muffcd Har-
per's foul Harper then grounded out
10 Mclnnis. Young popped 10 Gro
yer Stanage lined 10 Strunk. No
run. no hit. no error
pHILADELPHIA--S -Schang hatted
for Seiboid. Nitt threw out Schang.
Jameson lined to Bush. Strunk flied
20 Ncach No run. no hit. no error.
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Sixth Inning.

DETROIT Grover threw out Wit
Cohh's third hit was a line single 90
center Neach bounced homo run
into the center lfld hloarlcrs. srur-
ina Cobb ahead @eihold threw out
Wciimau Harper nlrd o. Strguk. Two
runs two bits no error.
pIlII.AnEIplIIN EnleA Nall.nh
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Third Inning.

DETROIT StanaEe famed Dugan
threw out James Bush flied 90 shank.
No run no hit. no error.
PTTILAnFLpHfN- Bodie fouled TO
Heilman Bush threw out Bates. Ne
Tnnts died tho same way No run
no hit no error
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HoIst by nis own petard.

LORAIN. O.. July o. Aspira-
tions 10 be a real munition worker
Just like some OF his rrownup com
panions. cost li-yearold John Kato-
max his right hand and lacerated his
knee Johnny took the lead from q
pencil. filled the hollow tube With
powder and plugged it with "a dyna-
mite cap in each end He attached
electric wires 20 set OF The charge
and when the wires became crossed
the explosion followed
printInE-tbe pisinsSent klnd--that
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GERMANS FORCED BACK
IN RUMAN|A; VICTORY
THERE May SLAVS

might fee on the horses attached 10
tho gun limbcrs Zig guns wcr"
abandoned supple, were lett wher"
they lay stores OF ammunition Were
uisregardcd.
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Second Inning.

DETROIT Holman singled 20 cen
ter. Hurper sacrificed. N"yes o. Nc
Innis Young went out. Mclnnis To
Noyes, VINO covered nrst. froNer