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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-03-21
PO1ADAvKOM 1ELEz-
NICN|CH zRIzENCO
BYL0 VYHOvENO
Bratrstva ziskala temer vSe, o CO
zeleznitni spolecnosti zadala,
osm hodin prace.
STAVCE BYLO ZABRANENO.
Prostfednici, jmenovani presiden-
TEN Wilsonem, vyjednavaji s
delniky 20 zeleznice.

New York, \. T., 10. bfczua. --
konlcrcntni vtbor zcIczniGnich
fcdiicIl autorisovaI dnrs rauo
proStredniky, jmenovant prcs-
dcntcm Wilsoncm. ably utiulli ia
ktkoliy uspoiadani Nc zclcznicni'
mi bratrstyy 10 dGclem 0dYraecul
hroziei Stavky. Toto roHhodnuti
zelcznitnich feditcln, ku ktcrtmu
doSIo pnlnotni jcjlch Sch0zl,
2namcnn, ~ zelcznItni bratrstva
dociIila dulezittho vittzstvi, atko-
liv ucdocillla splneni vScch svych
pnvodnich poaadavku. Bude sice
povolena jim osmihodinoya doba
pracovni "a mzdu. kterou nyni ii
skavaji "a desct hodin prace. ale
VA praci pres tas budc Jim place,
no jenom die obvykle Sazby. Ie-
leznlcni aamfstnanc Hadali zvysc-
nj platu poIovici IA prdei pres
cas-.
llncd po Il. jak sekretar Lane
oznamil, ae vetsine pozadavkll ze-
.cznl6nich zamesinancu bude Wy
Eovtno, vndci bratrStcv rozcsIali
tclegramy, kterJmi oznamlli, ae
stayka je odvolana, Oznameni ze-
lezn6nich feditelu, 70 pOvoleno
bylo v6tsine poladavkn d6lnictva,
pfislo jako pfekvapeni pro vhdcc
hratrstev 2eleznitnich 2am6stnan-
ch, Az do poslcdniho okamaiku
aelcznitni magnatl odcpirall IA,
mestnancum koncese, o kterd by
10 ladano, lee by ncjvySsi soud
prohlasil Adamsonnv zakon "a IL
s,avni, APPEL sckrctare l.anc-a II
ieho druhh ma vlaStcneckS cit 10,
lolnl6nieh maenatu ueminul SC,
juk So IA 10 ma, 16lukem,
Steine apeloyano hylo / ma vndce
Sele1uienieh hratrstcv tito slew
Il ponekud na svyeh poladaycieh
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-03-21
Jak Widen pohlisi na prevrat
v Rusku,

Widen Is, bregna, Xprava O
revoltfri y retrohrade vyvolala
zde velkou sensaci, ale y pfiiomnt
dohA nikdo ueodvaluie 80 prone
ri 0sudek O tom, iakt hude To mi
q rltv na udalostl eyrorske valky,
Nsraheent ~ ma IA to, ~ na smer
ydlky nreee ienom hude miii mo,
r5mi atluek petrohradskl pre-,
,rat poutvadl svoii ryehlosti a Il
piuunsll yaunul nogtho tinitele
Ito politlek trh a voiensk} }eh aktl,
Wit Endpoytdne kruhy dnposud
nepokuusi se nntnaaiti, do jake
niry tento pteyrat hude mitl d
enrk na voienskt operaee ua ~
chode : urdalekA hnduuenasll --
Nuosi isau tohn nahlc,lu, h. ear
pflime hes oiporu nayf stay sa,
81 ktlpata dfuAi mai "a to, H. -
sRfpuf fakre postaNl ~ pfali ", m
lhetaluim prnliyniknm. ent mo,
mili dnslelky dalekosahlt,
faahnl talela levi 80 take a TO,
lek sprasN q reyuhlel pFilaly bu
daa tusk tm y0lskem VA lron,e
Nnasi klani se 1 nahledu, - plA
Rem llhefAlA " t,t,Aiil assst Rn
sha "a sAlee sle satNa pra syto
planY .iAail lo,lperu muss,ss '
sAknnseh Tito velsel vsdsil hu,
,leu psslroFeyall prs s,areu slsda,
esillae hs tate pflsedls sslku !
tasnaislmu sakanAsul
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-03-21
Ruska fevoluoe byla bez
krveprolitl.

l,ondSn, II, hfeaua, Die lie
peSe korrespondenta Reuteroyy
kaneelaFe 4 retrohradu, ruska re-
yoluee odhNla 80 hea yelktho kr.
yeprollti lo6et osoh, usmreenyel
y retrohfate, nenl dosud znam, Y
proyinclieh ne,lnslo take X aadnt
lau kryeprolili Nskolik nte,lni
lA, poeilaje ' 10 feakclonarskeho
auyernera y proyiuell Tyerske
hylo usmrveno, ale iinak pruSlnr
eiivh pebtle aa,ineho kryeproliii
' Moskye uasemlk polleie bsl aal
cen a ataaayna tajnt .luihy ami
eena,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-03-21
JEOAA 7 LODI pOTOpENA ByLA BEz JAktK0Lv vYSTRAH
pono poopy americe lodi anz by ucnly opaen pro bcz
pc6nost tech, ken nalezai paube - Lodi my yidi.
telne znamly aInercse narodnosti

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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-03-21
Rakouslso RADIO by uzavrelo 8
Ruskem primeri.

Londyn. is. brczna. -- Depcsc
\ Nidn6, die sd6lcni korrcspondcn-
ia Exchange tcIcgraFickf kanccld.
fp 4 llaagu, oznamuli, ~ n6mecky
kanel6f byl prijat vtcra rano ra.
kollSkfm cisarcm II cisarovnou, --
Kaucltr Won BcthmannIiollwcg
m6l dIouhou konrcrcnci : cisarem
Harlem Il rakousko.uherskym "a
hrunicnim ministrcm. hrab6tcm
Ccrniurm, hInynt : ohledem na
ruskm situacf, rolitickt krlhy
Sc Nidni, prlpojujr dcpebe, uvaau.
j o moznosil vsulpu do vyJednh
ydni y ruskim k0blnetem IA nde.
lem doclIeni prim6ii, tisaf karel
rid by takoy6ho prim6I dociIil
NtmcrkY RISKY kanctr odeiel ?
Nidn6 sohotu u pravi So, ze hncd
po eytm pfiiezdu bude miti kon,
t,ruci d nemcckim eisafem,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-03-21
Babi6ka ruske revoluoe" pro,
pustena 4 vezeni,

Pctrohrad, Is, bfe1ua, Kate
rina RreSkovskaja. tnamd jake
"hahitka mskt revomcc, - hyla
posvaua miniAlrem spravedlnnstt
kerenskym, ahy vratila Sc do 10,
trohrudu, nreskoyskala stravila
tfleet lot We syhnanstvi, hlayne We
yeseni, Psakrate pokusila So q Il.
TEX, ale hyla mnvu dopadeua, -
hrrSkovskaia je "a roxy stara Il
ie drcrou rusktho slech,ice, ndt
sytho mla,li msla radikalnl nahle.
~ hlasala oteytene valku ruska.
mu hyrokratlsmu, Y roce 1874
hyla aaltena a poslana na Slhit,
fukuslla ~ pfehuoutl ale hyla
noyu dopadeua, 20 strayeni ssst,
naeli let na sIhlri 50 vratila a
ualetala se nsiskeu doha pod pe
lieeini dohli,ikaua Nayslivila IA,
NJ Spoieaa Slaty, kde sehrala
Rln,nsi0 We praspeeh ruske resam
es. v roee iain sno,n edseutena
psls IA slhif STARE ls,n resalu,
elonsfes se piinrasule skysls u.
vl,anl
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-03-21
Francouzsky kabinet resignoval.

LondFn, u. brczna, -~ Fran
couzskF kdbjnct rcsignoyal, die
dcprSi, ziskan}ch 4 Paffzc. Kabi
ret Aristidc BrIanda pracOyaI sc
uadn%mi potiacmI od posledniho
podzimku. OposIcc Y posI'dnlcll
udkoIika tFdncch vzrosila do Ia
koyych rozmGr0, ~ pad kabjnetn
povazovAn byl IA ncodyratny. ~
Ministr valky, Lyaulcy, vidal Sc
sytho 1fadu po bbufIivt scene Y
poslanrck6 sntmoyut. Premier
l}rinnd jmcnovaI admirhla lIacat
~, mnistra nAmoinIctyi, doGana
mnistrcm namoinictyi vAlky. --,
Rcorgnuisacc kabinctu provedcna
byIa teprvc due -. proslnce. i
Briand zfidiI svojc ministerstvo
ole anglicktho planu Y rade ma
IfzaIo NJ 3 miulstru sicc: BRAND
jako premier mlintr zahranlt.
Mich zdIczitosti; Lyaucty jako mi
nistr valky; Ribot jako ministr
fnnncf; l.acase jako ministr ma
molnictvn a Thomas jako ministr
mluiGni. Move toto ministerstvo
uct65Io ~ vnlnt pfizni cd potat.
ku u byln napaddno pro neschop.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-03-21
Kid zayladl v Petrohrade.

IOndyn, n. brrHna. .,- 70 ne
koIika dncch yrIktho yzruSrnl,
kdy jcdna scnsaGnl zprava naSIc-
dOvaIa druhou, Pclrohrnd, wal IN
hcbr obvykIou syoji tyAfnoSt. de-
nom poborcn@ SpaIcue domy III
u tam jsou yiditcIn%mi Hnamkaml
tridrnni rcyolucr. RcYOIncr ne
byla predem pIanovana ncbyIa
doprovazcna vclkJm krycproIi-
tim, Xahajcna byIa Y sobotu, kdF
obGanr deInici ~ SlromazdIIl,
ably PROFESSIONAL prot drahol6 po-
lraviu. poIiric napadIa tyto po-
kojn6 davy IA zpusoblIa yelkt kr-
NcproIiti. Pravi SO. H. ma iii sta
oSob bylo uSmrccno Il zrantno PR
tGto srazcr. Po IL kozAci byli po-
sIdnl IA p0moc pollcll, ale tito So
hbratiili y protcstnjlclml. ' pom
deli pryni pIuk pilpojIl So k re
volucionaium Il naSlcdoVan byl
ccIou pctrohradskou posadkou. ---
NcpofAdky naa.aIy rcprvc lchdy,
kdy dosIo k bourim mczi policii
u vojskem. Dayy Iidu napadaIy
pollccJni Stanlcc residence vyso-
k%ch 1icdniku, kterI byli znaml
pro svojc piateIstvi k Nemcum.
tarSkH zimni paIac byI obSazen
policii, ale byl rcvolucionari do.
byt pom6rn6 snadno. : carskou
rodinon bylo dobrc zachazeno. ~-
Jakmile provisionalni vlada ujala
Sc kontroly, ncdoslo k zadntmu
drancovani, pIeneni, opllstvi ne
poradkum. Ostatni m6sta vttsi-
nou prijaIa novy poradek v6ci bez
jakthokoliv odpor1l. Reakcionar-
ska Srana byla tlplnt potIatcna
vlada ucinila opatre
nj, ably nejradikalnejsi kridlo IL
hrralu udrzcla sachu.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-03-21
Car podepsal svoji abdikaci
ma vlaku.

petrohrad, 10. bfczna. --- Abdi.
kace cara MikulaSc byla podcpsh
ma Y mfstt Pskov, kde vlak, ma
Ptcrdm cestoval do Pctrohradu,
zastavil se po6dtkem minultho ~.
dnc, Vyskytla SO povest, De vlHk
piijcl blizko X Petrohradu We sire.
du, ale vratil 80 2p6t do Pskova,
ale povest tato nebyla potyrzena.
u pskova, jak Sc sdeluje, ear vessel
ye spojeni v$konnym vyborem
dImy, kterJ mu sdelil, ae postal
,yojc splnomocniky, ably MIN
vyjcdnavali, kdya tito plnomocni'
q dumy informoyali cafa 0 v$vo-
il uddIosti, radlli mu, ably neposi.
Ial 5ddne vojsko do Pe,rohradu,
lc2to vsechno yojsko pfipoJilo Sc
l. revouelonafnm, Car Sc talal,
90 ma ,edy 6inlti, hylo mu na,
lnatcno, le o6ckava Sc, 2e v1da Sc
trnnu, Car Mikulas pax prohlasil,
se hylo by mu vellee telko. ahy
SO odIou6il oil svtho syns u proto
az vkda 50 trnnu We prospaeh svS,
ho hratra We imSnu SVEN a svdho
syna. Ahdlka6ni document pri,
prascnt predem, byl odeyadan
earu a tento ihned jei podepsal,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-03-21
Rusky lid rozhodne forme vlady.

.ondyn, Is, brezna. PoSlednl
zprdvy Z Pctrohradu naznaclly, ae
yclkoknizc Michael uvolil Sc pro.
2ati,nn6 postaviti cello vlady ia
ko regent, ale ae forn6 ylddy
rozhodne ruskf lid hlasovanim, ~--
prvni zpravy o abdikaci vclkokni.
actc Michaela hyly aSi ncspravne.
Michael, die posIednich depeSi.
sdeli(, ze prime rcgentstyi jcnom
po vScobecn}ch volbdch "a pod,
miuck, ktere sotya hudou vyplne
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-03-21
NEMECKE 5NORKy POTOp|LY TR|
AMERICKE LODI A CTRNACT MUz0
POPRESUJE Sc I LODI v|C|LANCIA

We Waghngtone pfevada pfesvedccn ze edna pat kite
~ bude mih dusedku yaku. President muze gyoaN
zylaBtni zasedan kongresu okamMe
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-03-21

Lond}n. ~. bfo2na, ~- Potopr.
nj americkFch paruik1 CITY Of
Memphis. Illinois Il VigiIoncA by.
10 oznamcno dnrs. Clrnhct muIh
\ Eigilancia 80 pohfc5nje, st"inf
jako ntltolik Inuzn 4 parolodi e.
ty Of Memphis. MuIstyo parolodI
Illinois ~ zachr6HiIo vylodfuO
byIo Y bczpcci. ParoIof City Of
Memphis, ktcrd naJrzaIo Sc na cr.
ne Cardirh do New Yorku. po-
toprna byIa d6lostrolcck%n o
hnom. Patrolni Iodirc byIa vyprn-
yrna, ably pdlraIa po pohrc5oya-
nfch cIcnrch muzstya. Illinois,
ktcrd naIGzala ~ ua, cestt Lon.
d{na 10 Port Arthur, Tex, byIa
potopcna o =. hGdint dnos rnuo.
YiglInncia torpfdoydna byIa bcz
jaktkoIiv yystrnhy Ponorka So
ami ncobicyia kopji1u, pryni u
druhf dn8tojnik, prvUi dr0hf
stroinik II triadyacct Glenn muI
slva yyIoddno byIo ma ScilIy ostro.
vcrh. CtyrtF strojnlk tflndct
muz0 So pohfcSujo. Amcrick%
pHluik. City Of Memphis, ktcr}
yyplul 2 Nardirru Y p1tek. poto-
pen byl V sobotu. Pfi opoustGni
pfistogist6 paroloF tato mfla hvG.
zdy pruhy paburyeny na obou
etrandGh. LOd sctkala 50 meme.
exon p0norE0n !. hodmt V so
botu ycGcr NGmcckf vclitcI ma
ridil knpitdnovi americkt lodi, n
By opustil Icd Y patn1cti mimi.
itch.
Nc8kcrf muzstyo ySt0upllo do
pet zdchrann}ch Iodic u ponorka
po Il yypdlila torpedo, kcr@ uivo.
lilo do lodi vclkF otyor, TAX ~ Ia
10 poiopiIa SO V ntk0lika mimi,
tdrh. Bthcm noel zdchrnnnh lodi
cc ~ od schc odddIiIy Il . !. no
dine runni v nrdeli ri zdrhrannt
lodicc nalczcny byly patroIni 10.
I'll a mulstvo Zachfhntn0. Ma tech,
10 l0dicirh nulGzaIo sc tflat rect
muIn, vGtsln0u Americana. NSi
chni d6stojnici byli Americana,
patrolui LODI po II yypruvlla Sc M
6Gclem patrdnl po ostatnich vi.
chrann}ch lodicich a vysIovujc sc
nadtie, ae tyto budou nHlezcny,
New York, \. Y, Is. hfczna.
osmntiyficct muzh, ktefi byli A
merltany rodem anebo priohGcnim
a deytt im}ch tyofIo mulstyo a.
merickt parolodi City Of Memp-
his, ktcrd. die zprdvy 4 l.ondyna,
nyla torptdovana, l'od samotna
mela ecnu S6O0,00O a ntkollkrdte
posledni dobe yykonala cestu
do Evropy a zp6t, Nlastnena hyla
ocean Steamship Co, znamou po-
dr imtnem Savannah llnle. Mtla
aaaa mny a yypraNtla 50 4 New
Norku dn, 2a, lcdna Yella a6a3
baly haylny, iel m6la eem 5000,
00n 1uto buylnu sloiila y llayre
ualtzala se ua gestt fpatetni,
kdrb hgla torptdoyana
Washington, y, c. Is, hfesna
Nasledkem ofuanrni "a heIohled
ntm mitrm "a peoxhroirn{eh "a.
mprltk Aeh lodi pouurkami bylo
urdfrd1s ptimsteuo h. ylastus
stay talky eSistuie mea spoirny
nt slatv a Ntmppkem. feehniekN
spuieut StatN knstANail ye slayu
otlrnirut neutrality, llnde Il ten
IL stay fWaueu du n ttlhnH, klS
louutpA sp shrumAidt fAlpti na
fushndnutl pFr.llenta WilsNua
ie moant. a. president syolA ihned
tslaslnl sasrdAut kangfesn k,es
- peAAda sa utl, leni prafaWuel i
pflietl awWFesiyplgh upAlfenl "a 4
2plem 0elpul pnmrkoftRa nrhes
pefl
Amerteka ladi isnn iit NNthFu
ieYans ahv mohls - hraulll Ma
sleinllslm hruksm m0ae hsti PEA
sanl sAleenseh latll / rslFanl pe
raaagkaeh / sStlslsul trans
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-03-21
Nsmss.i aAmofnioi hudoa inferno
vAni v ueorgii.

Washington, u G., II, htvsna ~'
Pod dopfosndem oshrelenseh T.
merleks sch namofnikA roo slhs,ai,
IdkA a namnfnish = ln.ernssnseh
nsmeekseh aAkrdnAh. Krnn.
pslas Wilhelm rrias El,el rfle
arleh, edehaFs ~ . l'hlladelphie
de deors.s. hadeu .n,eraesAnl We
For, rhetsan ss fcrs ugleshfo,
re Al da laass vAlky,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1917-03-21
kdc 30 nalexA nyni car9

l0ndNn, Is, hteana, - Xpravy,
jtA do,ly Y poslednieh nakollka
hodluaeh. anaene si odportji @,
hleden na pti'omny pohyt rlska,
ho cara, Iedna xprava sasllla, ke
vratll Sc po SVEN ptiiesau 10 hls,
Suiho armadnlho s,anu, kdea,e j.,
nd sdslila, H. peltAa 50 jake yeseh
y klastefe y rskosu, faa aepese
take sdsllla a. eareyua Varevt
tvm uale4ail se ve finsku, lima
sprAyn udala, le eareyna hsla 20,
slAna du kileya,
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-12-06

If it were not for those master de-
sIgners who devote their talents to
our work-a-day clothes, we might grow
tired of the sensible and substantial
fabrics that are suited to suits and
one-piece frocks that must stand much
wear. Taking the same materials year
after year, they develop them SO clev-
erly into opponents of new styles that
we are strengthened in our allegiance
to tried and familiar goods. Blue
serge is q part of the play every sea-
son, and we are being continually re-
convinced that nothing else could be
quite as effective. And it Is the same
with broadcloth, twills, cheyiots, and
oil the other old favorltes.
Any of them might be used for the
One-piece frock, shown In the illustra-
ton, with success. 1t is modish and
graceful and Is made to stand much
wear--a utility gown that will not
grow tiresome. Nothing could be sim
pier than the bodice which achieves
smart distinction with it's pointed over
lap at the front, short peplun at the
back and belt in two widths. The
sleeves, otherwise plain, hold their
own by buttOning over along the fore
arm with row Of fiat bone buttons.
The skirt is laid in side plaits at the
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-12-06

The schoolgirls coat is an important
consideration which cannot be deferred
now, although the outftting Of the
''flapper" is about the most difficult of
a mothers problems. This young per-
son is apt to have ideas of her own
coupled with more determination than
her limited experience warrants. When
she is past sixteen the task Of clothing
her becomingly grows easier every
day Before that time 1t is best to
select things designed for ''the awk-
ward age" by those who specialize in
this line of work. They are artists that
know how to make the most angular
of younglings look attractive.
The schoolgirls coat shown in the
picture is Of heavy wool velour in
brown. 1t is a straight-line model with
somewhat narrow shoulders, long waist
line, narrow belt and ample, convert
ible collar. All of these good points
will commend it as up-to-date: q chic
example of the mode In coats. It's coll
lar and actual pockets reflect the styles
for grown-ups and 1t is Of the same
soft and comfortable material that is
used for the most mature wearers This
is an item that will please the flap
per-"
Some models, in heavy wool velours
and other coatings, are banded with
FUR fabrics or the short-haired furs,
Tor aIlround wear the nlaiR ees-s@
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-12-06
Hatpins Of EUR.

Hatpins have not been mucn in evil
dence for several years, but furriers
are showing a hatpin that will serve
as the only necessary ornament to the
winter hat, says the Dry Goods Econo-
mist. This pin has small head in the
center surrounded with q circle of fur
three or four inches in diameter. This
may be had in various furs or combi-
nations, to match the trimming Of the
suit.
Also in fur are the huge pierrot but
tons which will be used later In the
winter to ornament the coats and suits.
These buttons are two or three inches
in diameter and may be had in differ
ent furs. Fur drops are also being
shown for winter wear on coats and
.esnAsRs
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-12-06

model is most apt to please, the dis
eliminating mother and in the long run
will force its good points on its youth
full and impressionable wearer. She
has to be educated in the selection of
clothes as in everything else. It is i'm
portant to dictate her choice in them
sometimes as 1t is TO choose the right
books and the right music for her.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-12-06

front and back, with a plain panel at
each side, where an extra piece of
drapery is introduced. This drapery
has the appearance of an extension of
the plated front and is fastened at
the sides with very large bone but
tons, sewed to the skirt A long, sim
ulated buttonhole, by the side of each
button, makes a smart, tailored finish.
The belt and bodice are both fastened,
with snap fasteners probably, under
one of these large buttons.
A white satin collar is worn with
this dress, as with coats of tailored
suits. Organdie collars Of good lace
are always good style. With these
everyday dresses it is well to have
several kinds of collars. since they
must be depended upon to furnish
little variety in appearance, as neck
ties do for men.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1917-12-06

Bleach your discolored neck by ap-
plying a lotion made of four ounces
each Of bay rum and roSewater, With
a teaspoonful of borax and tho juice
of half lemon added.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1917-04-19
YOUNG STARS GIVEN CHANCE
Western League Encourages Beginners
to Take UP Baseball as Profession
Adopt New Rules.

The Western league has stepped to
the front In encouraging young play
FRS 10 take up baseball as IA profess
sion.
A rule adopted NJ n recent meeting
cOmpels each Of the eight teams In
the league tn keep six players who
have never played In anything higher
than Glass Il bah on their rosters,
The teams are allowed hut II men and
the rule will he m induccmcnt to mana
gers To develop young players.
The new rule applies Ia old play
crs the same rs new ones joining the
clubs. Only nine men with previous
engagements In league of higher stand
ing than Glass A may he car
ricd. Each club may carry five pitch
crS. two OF whom must be youngsters.
Thirty full games for infelders and
outficlders. II games for catchers and
ten for pitchers will put them out OF
the youngster class.
TO enforce the "youngster" rule
managers who refuse TO get rid 0f
III players above the limit will have
r. games forfeited until they obey
e ruling.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1917-04-19
To Prevent Old Age
Coming Too Soon!

"ToIic p~oisons in the blood are thrown
out by the kidneys. The kidneys act as
filters for such products. II we wish to
prevent old age coming too soon and In
crease our chances for a long life, we
should drink plenty OF pure water and
take n little Anuric," says the world
famed Or. Pierce of Buffalo, N. Y.
When suffering from backache, fire.
quent or scanty urine, rheumatic pains
here or there, or that constant tired,
WORKOUT feeling, the simple way to
overcome these disorders Is merely to
obtain n little Anuric double strength)
from your nearest druggist and you will
quickly notice the grand results. You
will find It many times more potent
than lithia, and that II dissOlves uric
acid as hot water does sugar.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1917-04-19
RESCUED BY BUCK FREEMAN


when Fred Mitchell. new manager
" the Cubs. first broke into profess
>iunal baseball, he was a pitcher for
IN" Boston Americans of 1901. Jimmy
Collins being manager M that time,
fr"d's first start rs II big Lacquer was
IcninS, the White Sox at old Cornlskcy
park, and this Is the way he tells
about ii:
IL was just n kid and anxious to
make good, so Jimmy Collins gave me
a start ut old Sox park, ! was scared
Stir, and the first inning was awful.
| was shaking with stage fright and
walked two or three guys. and then
SOMEONE Swatted one. Freddie Parent
chose that time TO kick ii couple of
grounders.
"'The result was that when the first
inning was over the White SoX had
five runs and we had nothing. There
VAS one fellow on the club At that
lime who "a my friend, and that was
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1917-04-19

Buck Freeman. He cane in from right
field after the inning. and I remember
just wha, he said To Jimmy Collins.
you're not going To take the Kid
out. ARE you .Iim?' he said.
"'Not on your life,' answered Jim,
II went back and had my head with
from then on and stopped TN"
White Sox. In the fourth inning Buck
Freeman came up with one on and
drove the hall over the fence. You
know old Buck could hit EN-. In the
eighth inning Buck cam" up again
with two on, and once more h" polcd
the bah out Of the lot, tying the score,
BEFORE the inning was over we led,
5 to 3, and I won the game, 10 10 ..
[ always have remembered the part
Buck Freeman played"