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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-15

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RI una casa: Stoves Sash & Door Co.,
San Antonio, Texas"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-15

En- Iir~afo5 =n,.Iurr.. d,,iamo&
quc !us aia;in.y. misivuc, villas 4"
puub,oS. como 4ui-ra l!amarac& -, Is
tab!c.iGas en {! !ugaI que hoy orupa
Ia y,udad lie san Antonio. ~ Habiam
undo III die, Y Tornado II sa!a
y INCA ~goblacion, cue Is IA nue hoy
!leva este nombrc.
En- apoyo dc este ascrto. hemos en-
conlrado I'M curioso ducum"nto, So
bre IA anexi6n dc Il mission dc San
Antonio lie Valero, al curato del pue-
bio de San Fernando Y Preside de
San Antonio de Bexar, Gocumento
i Sc e~ncuentra en- los archives del
cordado
Pofir;andose 81 Jo,umento. = II en-
trago da nm Iihro de- baptizos. dj-
co asi:
..El dia - dc .Agosto de 1893. vo
misc este Iihro del pue5lo de San
Ar-,nio jp yoI,ro = los ar,Eivo, del
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D..o,;a;o 4. G., Ar,or;o =. Royor
,,r ordor 5o1 N,,,. vrs+ro S,1or Doc-
t,, Don Andres do i.lanos y vaidas
iIustris;mo obisno do osta 5i6,.4,is. fe-
cb.do al d;a dos ia Fnero de este
r,;sn,o o5o nor T., ,.,z6, T.. c,,o o.,
a;,Lo n,ohIo :, sido onroc,do al
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-09-15

Entire tanto, 10 que urgia, era Ia
sumision de los indios. IN tratado con
eIlos, con 81 fin de acceder a sus So
licitudes en- 10 possible.
Para contar con ellos, Sc necesitaba
ante TODD, paliar el efecto cue les
causaba la crueldad de los conquis-
tadores; hablar de bondad. de piedad,
de humanidad, a la muchedumbre in
dia, perpleJa ante la inesperada irrup
cion de los enemigos; levantar ell ami
NO decade de la raZa abatida tras
lucha tan larga Y tar cruel, tras el
formidable deSpojo consumado.
Los c~onversos Gran en- mayo nUme-
70 todoS los dias, los frailes francis
canes. arriesgando su vida a cada
paSo. llegaban hasta Ell misterio de
los aduareS ~salvajeS, a lleyar Ia fe
de Cristo.
Sin embargo, cuando mas sumisos
Sc les suponian, cuando mas amigos
Sc mostraban de los conquiStadores
espanolas, Y mas cercana Sc veia IA
bora en- que, acabada toda lucia. 0lvi-
dado TODD motive de odio. irdios Y
espanoles formaran en- estas l~ejauas
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-04-11

Mrs. Hildor Egge went to Du-
buque today for medical treatment.
Mrs. l.. Haga and Mrs. c. Flat
land of Ridgeway were visitors here
yesterday.
Mrs. Carlotta Hovden returned
to Ridgeway today after visit with
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Baker ar
rived home last night from their
winters sojourn in Florida.
Mrs. Harry Bickel, of Cedar
Rapids, came yesterday for visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Cooley.
Archie Bucknell and two ne
phews of Leroy, are guests at the
home of Alderman Richard Bucknell
and wife.
Miss Clara Wollan returned to
Glenwood, Mimi, today after two
weeks visit here with her sister,
Mrs. A. NJ. Rovelstad.
Serial Shaw departed today for
Austin. Mimi, where he will spend
a short time with his brother Eu-
gene From there he will go to Min
neapolis and visit with his sister
Amanda, then to Emery, S. d. to his
sisters, Mrs. j. Driscoll and Miss
Grace Shaw, after which he will
join his. brother Elmer at Sioux
Falls, S. D., and will work with the
Sedgwick Electric Co.
If better tire were made than
Goodyear, we would have it. Motor
Supply Co.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-04-11
Enjoyed Visit From J. j. Haug.

We enjoyed a pleasant visit from
our good friend j. j. Haug, of Spill
vile this morning. He was here in
attendance at a meeting of the direc-
tors of the National Bank yesterday.
Mr.. Haug was 50 years old last
January, and today appears to be as
hale and hearty as man of fifty. He
reads and writes as we'll as ever,
without the aid of glasses, and his
health is excellent. He has lived
well, and we hope he will enjoy
many more years with us.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-04-11

Joe Harmon is here from Wood
stock, ILL.,, on visit to relatives and
friends.
MIR. E. r. Pauline, of the Ser
vice Co., made business trip to Os-
sian Friday.
Herman Preus spent Sunday
here with his parents, Prof. and Mrs
c. X. Preus.
j. N. Kessey is here from Spo-
kane, Wash, where he spent the
past three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry NesheinI of
Waukon were over Sunday visitors
here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Torgeson de-
parted Monday for Colgan, n. d.
where they will reside.
Casper Austen returned to ST.
Paul yesterday after fewidays spent
here at the Steine home.
Anton Erickson went to Mobridge,
5. ID. yesterday expecting to be gone
several weeks on business.
-Messrs Peter johnson and Os-
car Bauder, went to Glendive. Mont
yesterday on business trip.
Mrs. c. Espeseth went to Spring
Valley Mimi, yesterday for a week s
visit with her sister, Mrs Olson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Topl:ff OF
Postville, spent Sunday here with
formers mother, Mrs. ]. N. Topliff.
Miss Edith McCallum went to
McGregor Monday on a visit to hel
aunt, expecting to be gone a week
Mrs. p. Roman and Miss Minnie
Opdahl went to Prairie du Chem yes
terday, expecting to be gone a week
Miss Catherine Marshall return
ed to Cresco yesterday, having spent
Sunday here with Miss Bertha Gill.
man.
Miss Ethel Williams arrived
home yesterday from two weeks
spent in Chicago with her father and
sister.
Miss Laura Madison returned to
Minneapolis yesterday having spent
Sunday here with her brother, Prof
N. A. Madison.
Miss Alma Odden returned to
Albert Lea, Mimi, Monday, having
spent Sunday here with her parents
in Madison Twp.
Mrs. X. p. B. Reishus and baby
returned to Caledonia, MINI. Monday
after week spent here with heI
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Austin Larsen
-Messrs. Gerhard Riste, Mike
Sherry and Walter Robertson, who
are employed in Postville, were over
Sunday visitors here at their homes
Leo Roman and Dan Lynch re,
turned to Dubuque yesterday after
spending Sunday here with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P
Roman.
Miss Ollie Blagsvedt went to st
Paul Monday, where she will spend
couple of weeks with her sister-in
law, Mrs. A. G.. Blagsvedt, who i.
convalescing from a recent opera
tion
1t has been found through hun
dreds of experiments and tests tina
an automobile engine will last mucl
longer if proper oil is used. Mobil
oils are best-a grade for your mo
tor. Motor Supply Co.
! -Ragnvald Jacobson departed
Monday for Sioux City, where he ha
position. He had been visiting hi
brother on Washington Prairie. Mr.
Jacobson is in the naval reserve ant
can be called for duty any time. II,
has served four years in the navy.
Good boys strong hose at zoe
| pk,ApbS
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-04-11
LOCAL ITEMS.

Miss Nettie Mcintosh was a Cres-
co visitor last week.
C. r. Hamre was a business
visitor at Cresco yesterday.
Mrs. B. NJ. Graham spent Thurs
day in Cresco with Miss Mable Mel
void. ~g
Miss Norma Haugen is spending
her Easter vacation in Minneapolis
with relatives.
Mrs. ]. Bury and Mrs. Lewis
Bender were passengers for Ridge
way Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Young went to
Hawkeye, Saturday, expecting to be
gone over Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Trzcinski went to
st. Paul Thursday to spend Easter
with her son Jacob.
Miss Catherine Moore is home
from Iowa City for her Easter vaca-
ton with her mother.
Mrs. Chas. Broghammer went
to Bonair Thursday on a visit to her
son, Simon Broghammer.
Mrs. Helen Hersey went to
Waukon Saturday, where she will
spend a few days with relatives. 81
Mrs. Mary De Noyles went to
Cresco Thursday for "a weeks stay
with her sister, Mrs. l.. E. Borst.
Mrs. N. l.. Bailey went to Chi
cago Friday night on a visit to her
daughter, Mrs. Mayer and son Allyn.
MIR. and Mrs. II. M. MacReyn.
olds went to Minneapolis Friday, to
spend Easter with their son George.
Mrs. Andrew Lane went to Wat
erloo Saturday, to spend the week
end with her daughter, Miss Ida
Lane.
Miss Bell Aker returned to Min
neapolis Saturday, after spending a
few days here with relatives and
friends.
DIR. NJ. Surenson, medical direc-
tor of the Sanitorium at Prairie du
Chem, was a business visitor here
Saturday.
Roger Edmunds concluded c
short visit here with his aunt and
sister, and returned to Sioux City
Friday night.
Alex Bear came down from
Minneapolis Friday night and spent
Easter with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Bear.
Miss Stasia and Ross McCabe
who are attending Valders College
here went to Cresco Friday, to spend
a week at their home.
Mrs. II. II. Woldum and chill
dren went to Rossville, Iowa Satur
day, on visit to her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. l.. II. Void.
Miss Ella White returned tt
Waukon Saturday, after a weeks
visit at the home of her brother
Mike White, at Bluffton.
Miss Selma Olson who is teach
ing school at Buffalo Center, Iowa
spent Friday here with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Olson.
Miss Hildegaard Dahljelm Ii
home from college at Ames, Iowa, FOL
her Easter vacation with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Dahljelm.
Mrs. Bert Adams and daugh
ter Helen, and Miss Katherine Lott
departed for Chicago Thursday nigh
on a visit to the latter's mother.
Mrs. B. r. Skinner departed TO
her home at Aberdeen, S. ID. Satur
day, having visited her sister, Mrs
Frank Andrus during the past week
Mrs. w. A. futile departed TO
her home at FlaXton, n. ID. Wednes
day night after a three months Wis
it with her mother, Mrs. j. j. Mesh
elm.
Miss Vera Bucknell is hom
from studies in the Minnesota Uni
yersity, to spend Easter with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. e. Buck
nell.
Buy now, while our assortmen
Il complete. BEARS.
Wallace Reid, STAR, Today.
Rig Triple Program, STAR, Thurs.
George Beban, STAR, Saturday.
l-s a. T.. 4 . o I O. 4 ( 4
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-04-11
SIGN PAINTING.

of every description, gold leaf a
Speciality Leave orders at F.. j Hell
wigs cigar factory or the Sanitary
Grocery.
A. c. BALTZ,
THE Sign Man. F."
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-04-11
gnblie Opiniuu.

BY HARRY j. GREEN.
DEBORAH, IOWA, APRIL IL, 1917.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1917-04-11

Goodyear tires. Motor Supply
Co.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-07
$1,000 REWARD
is OFFERED FOR
SLAYER SUSPECT

One thousand dollars reward for
information leading 10 the arrest OF
Diago. alias Richard Caproratta.
wanted In connection with The kill
ing OF Detective Emanuel Rogers.
WAS offered by the county auditors.
Monday Circulars bearing notice
Of me reward and a description OF
Caprorstta will be sent over the
country
Many ~ the detectives think that
the suspect has not left the city. but
IL In hiding. as ne was year ago
when sought on another charge He
successfully avoided arrest then for
month without leaving the city.
Detective Lieut. John Grove, who
was with Detective Rogers whsn
the shooting took place. II confined
10 his bed In bis home. No TAB
Waterloo-st.. suffering from a nerv
Gus breakdown. He worked steadily
on the case from the moment the
shooting ended until several dAys
later.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-07

Every body has laughed at the
clown band squesky and out Of
tune In tsc' out OF everything mu.
siosl. On, the remotest suggestion
Of the composition being played.
each player seems to be striving 10
do bic very worst The clown band
has been part ~ the Barnum 4
Bailey circus performance for 40
many years that 4, has become an
institution. and Il IL solemnly prom.
ised that when the big show is here.
AZ DIX and Liyernols.aves.. Aug. 81.
there will be nothing new In the
clown hand-vnothing added and
nothing taken away IL will be the
same old clown band
There Is nothing in the entire cir.
Gus performance that creates such
volume ~ sustained laughter as
these topsyturyy musicians
II is conceded 20 be the best wors,
thing Ia The program OF fun.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-07
Defeat Would Make
Even Break For
Yank Tits

NEW YORK. Aug Z The Tigers
will hnish in New York this after
noon and vii leave. tonight for Bos
ton, where FIVE games viii be played
with the world champions Presum
ably Dauss and Ruth James and
Leonard. and Ehmbe aul shore viii
engage in their customary dueIs
This series eu give Tho Tigers a
chance 10 Improve fhcir position and
deal crushing blow 90 the Red
sox.
This Ehmko Shore Duel may and
some Interference IN 4 plan 20 work
Howard this afternoon az New YORK
the idea being Thar me big feilo9
can cinch the game victory 20
day would make 10, series a success.
while a defeat would create anotheF
OF those even break that make
club waste Wceh James Is need
cd agaIns; Boston IL neither BIZ
nor Howard work This afternoon. IL
will be up 20 Cunningham and Car
roll Jones. both @ whom are better
1nisherr than starters.
The Tigers took > 20 beating
AZ New York Monday afternoon,
chiefly because Of q bit OF profes.
sional jealousy between Mitchell and
Mogridge. who were The pitchers Tor
The day In the second inning Mitch
ell drove Burns home with a single.
giving the Tiger IN early Lead This
onraged Mr Moerldee. who also
came 20 bat in The second inning
He found TWO ont and Miller and
walters on The paths All he did
was 20 bang out triple that cleaned
the sacks The finger himself tai
lied a moment later on single BY
Hrndryx
The Tigers were inclined 20 soon
AZ this Mogridge achievement. anc
he determined 20 show them that bis
batting proves was INC real thing
He tripled again n the fourth. In
the sixth be singled and scored Mar
sans from third Then Hen1rvS
walked and Maiscl singled all 81
which sent Mogridge over the platter
with more than enough rns 20 win
Shortly after Mitchell had driven
In a run IN the second VIE singled
and sen. Young home In the third
hits by Heilm1n and Burns and
double by Youns manufactured the
third and last tally for the Tigers
MogriGge was invinciole.
despite some lusty humping Cobb !
shot his batting average up 20 800,
and Heilmann and Young both bat
led well Burns had another OF his !
neld days. scoring four singles IN
tour trips 20 the plate
The defensive stars o. the occa- I
ion were Messrs Bush and Peckin 4
,augh. who shor'stopped spectacu- I
arly.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-07

over 500 assins, the cream o. the
BIG leagues
With Cobbs speed and craft he
would beat out irnumerable hunts
and irHeld hits and with the com
o.n~t speed and caeacity OF the Ave
- would steal bases almos; AZ will
n ne outseld he would combine
Speakers nncauny ability 20 guess
where a uszn j. going 70 hit and his
throwing accuracy with Coob's trick.
mess
IL The irHeid 70 would cover
ground Vith re speed OF Bush. the
cunning Of Collins and the dash OF
Herz0E
And Nr Fan you probably
woul6nt tu-- down the other play
er combined pitcher, catcher and
ersf bsssual
re uouG serve you Alexanter's
darling speed and 5ewildering
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-07
FAIR METERS
PLAY TODAY
Ladies Singles Scheduled To
Begin TUESDAY In Big
Tennis Meet

The feminine rScqueteers vii set
started today in he patriotic 'eua
tourney At the Detroi, Tennis clgo
courts. The ars, round % ladies'
singles is scheduled for Tuesday
afternoon. with The tollowinS Palr-
inss
Mss Douglas 81. Mss Stephens
Mrs Ellis vs. Mrs s,ymoar as
riE& STARK " Ms Lcevs 'ss
Ns.ly vs. pr Eleanor Hare
Loucks vs. Mrs. Tnirlay Miss f.rr-
hels IS Mss E-y stark
stance Bisuvel; draws bye In the
nrst round
Further play il ths Een's --nSies
was scheduled Cor today Several
matches were not played or Mon
day that Will BE- cared For today
and then tho winners can plunge
into he further rounds Mondays
play produced some startling com.
petition. bu, : 2 lee was The only
player a. unusually high ranking 70
be put out n the early rounds The
summary % Mondays play
Ti-s, round Mcrs. beat p
p Bsuhle SIS 6.7 CE-fs- Macs oest
clinton Edwards SILL -s AL
Grawn seat II FreEory 50 -
Waiter Wesbrco6 beat y ~r-ltar
SO 80 Scnoglte oeat 2 3 Hna
BY default Henry Easn a BEAT y
II Lave a. s-t q, y Bowen ecs'
T. c. Nobinson Sd s57 g-0rge
Never Feat Harold Easlev.. 81
Arthur Webster Beat o.. Wcrces-
ter 81. SO Dawson CbeAr oeat Il
~ -
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-07
CLEANERS WANT
TO KNOW WHAT
WAR is ABOUT

The following resolution has be6n
adopted by the executive council OF
he supreme Arbor % The cleaners
Resolved. That Tits executive body
officially repr-ssntlnE The Ancient
Order ~ Cleaners present TO the
president ~ the United States and
% the members Of congress re-
quest that there now Dc made 20 the
Anne rican propi- corpiete and Ak
plic'i deciars ton 81 al terms upon
which Ne ar prosecuting the present
war what conditions ana changes
our young men are expected 20 fght
for and what are 20 % the definite
limits % their sAcrifces 90 the end
that they may know when demo
cracy shall be safe among tho ma
tions % the earth wh-r they may
say We have won the victory and
having won 80 return. n they be
spared. 20 resume the pursuits % IN
dustry and peace
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-07
Tigers Finish Series at
New York With Game Today
MONDAY WAS BIG
CAY FOR PITCHERS

Splendid pitching featured
Mondays major league baseball
George Foster 81 the Red SOY
allowed The Indians only one ~
aiiho be was beaten In 4 10
game Walter Johnson beat Ed
die Plank. 20 o, IN a brilliant
Thinning duel Mule Watson. ~
The Cardinals. Won a 20 @ vic
tory from Larry Cheney ~ The
Dodgers. in ma-vei0usly pitch
"a mir EHtraardlnary flngins
d 80 featured fae Cg4 Phll.ie cen
test The pitching wasn't 80
good .a the pe-vcirNsW YORK
fracas bur fh- Alrisr, were ,a
VOWED Ia fhrr foW'Es Cf thc rrn
making
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-07

Democrats OF Virginia 'old a gen
eral primary today for the selection
81 candidates for he state Offices TO
D. alled AZ he next election IN
ierAs c-nters chiefly in the three
'ornerrd contest for the gubernator
isl nomination. in which prohibition
ngures as the leading issue The can.
tids'es are J Taylor Ulyson and
John Garland Pollard. who favor The
present statewide prohibition 70
Eime. and Vestmorsland Davis, Woo
Is an advocate ot local option
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-07
DETROIT WILL
MEET PITTSBURGH
IN FIRST ROUND

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Aug -
The Detroit city champions Of the
Amateur Baseball association viii
play their first game WITH another
city on sept Is Pittsburgh viii
provide the opposition and will %
the place % play On the same date
the MISUNDERSTANDING cham
pions will clash and The winners ~
these two games all meet the fol
lowing SUNDAY. the winner 20 81
named eastern champion jerry
Jackie. 0; Detroit. is the director 81
the eastern section % the associa.
ton Plans FOR the national seriea
will be made later.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-07

curves from his right hand and then
would turn around and feed YOU
-0g'hpsw siam, such az Sislsr Ca0
shoa, over when 30 is IN tho box
o- hs would $50 behind the plate
with he brains speed and accuracy
q Ray Schalk where he would get
more 1ut 1f his pitchers than any
Other catcher. nip base-runners and
sobele up every ,oul and onnt in his
territory
Cr as would 70 down on hrst
bass ard cover as much ground as
aay other man in the game today
WAT would magnate pay for
either 80 hese PLAYERS
Wei 'ets see Speaker was sold
fo- soaa Either OF these men
would hA worth several Speakers
M course rs all dream and
never could be- resl--but it's mighty
pleasant % think about
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-07
WAT resy COULD DO.

TIE H-st slayer would hit Ike
cobb and Speaker beat out ounts
ard sreAl bases Ike he great
cobb Play the outfeid Ike
Speaker and he infelc with the
combined ssill speed and Gun
ming W Herzox Eddie Collins and
DOME Bush
TIE second PLAYER would pitch
lest or handed. combining
The sRgacity and cunning Of Alex
snder with he mechanical abil.
~ OF Sislar tie would also have
al the attributes - great catch
er and Hrst osseman. IN addition
% which re wou.1 hit more than
300
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-07
OPEN DRIVE ON
COAL PRICES
Governors Of Eight States In
Guiding Michigan, Join
In Move

CHICAGO. Aug. With eight
states backing it's program Of &C.
ton. the Illinois Council OF Defense.
today began the consideration OF
drastic measures 20 lower coal
prices
The states whose governors are
said 10 be supporting Gov. Lowdcn
n the councils action. are Missouri.
Iowa. Wisconsin. Michigan. Indiana.
Ohio and Kentucky.
Secrecy is being maintained a.
10 the details OF the councils plans.
which Will be placed before con
ference ~ the governors OF the
eight states for approval in a few
states.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-07

Bradstre-t's Journal reports only
1000 failures for July this year. the
smslles, monthly total but one In
~ months. and for eight months
there were only s.2o7. the low level
for the past Ave years July Habit
ties were sl7,0s9.o53. being swelled
By one large private bank failure In
Chicago. but the eight months to-
tai. Slo2.32s.ss2. is three per cent
below year ago and The smallest
aggregate since 1909
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-07

The Detroit Umpires association
will hold their weekly meeting We'd.
nesdAy night. Aug s. a. No. s4a
Fourth-ave-. a. O'Clock. All mem.
bers are requested 70 be present
without fail
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-07
VIII Take BIO Swim.

Miss Nora Leahy. diving Instruct
or NJ the Orpheum fheater. win az.
tempt long distance swim in the
Detroit river Wednesday. She viii
try 10 cover a 25-mile route. II is
announced
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-07

BLooMrNGTON. Ind. Aug. Tt
II announced that Dane Evans. for
mer athletic coach az Beloii col.
lege, will be assistant 10 Head Coach
Steihm AZ the University ~ Indiana
this winter
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-07

A contem report. that ownes
n~urke 81 the Omaha club says he
will .practicaIIy manage" the team
Ter the rest of the season. More
trvth than fiction probably.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-07

Johnny kiibane wants TO nght
Benny Leonard again. Perhaps John
~ never heard TINT old adsge about
aiecrefien being the better part OF
vnl0r.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-07
SNOW DRIVES
FOR GEERS AND
WINS BIG RACE

C0LTMBl :. q Aug The sec
ond card q, ne Blue Ribbon meet.
inE a. columbus viii be raced this
afternoon A member ot ne G-~r.
STA nor ne feature os pace
he-a Monday bar Geers did no, get
the glory Peter Pointer was the
victorious nag He was h0hbled and
Gee-s refused 20 drive him " /.
Srow % Detroit. vas called upon 20
serve And ~ eventually put over
,he Ytc.ory after si1 heats
The auctions sold he winner 10
So aelc. while The Savoy uss
80 favorite This horse didn't cut
arg hgure az all "a he tong race
pe,er Look. the three year-old cham
pIon with mark Of 03 last year.
ra-'ic 9ated 81 'he race and was
taxen iil Immediately thereafter Il,
is feared that tho champion stallion
wll 10, sur re il owned by
r. Fletcher stable
The summo-y ~ Monday racing
iOs TROT rvHsE $50
ne Grtst t>~ s
si,ln~k rkrs
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SARATOGA y y Aux -
Euiogy Won re scnsnec'ady STAKE
at the Saratoga 'Taos MONDAY after
coon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-07

Lawtsn witt IL the nr~t big league
player 20 be called by the draft. Play
tng with the Athletics should be
sufficient cause for rejection.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-08-07

Canadian criek~ters are 20 invade
New York in October. which prob
ably will cause the postponement Of
the world series