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The Detroit times., 1917-05-26
Sixteen Hostile Craft
Engaged in
Raid
ARE PURSUED
FROM DUNKIRK
Attack Claimed Big
gest Toll of Any Raid
During War

LONDON, May 26.-seyenty-six
persons were killed and IA injured
in a German air raid Yesterday
evening, officially announced Lord
French, -commanaer.in-chief OF home
defense forces, today
Three enemy air planes were
downed, he said
The raid occurred over the
southeast coast according 20 Off
cial announcement. Most OF the
damage was done in one town.
Three Of the enemy airplanes were
brought down.
Sixteen enemy aircraft bombed
The southeast coast last night"
Lord Frenchs statement said Sew
entysix were killed and ia were
injured The raid occurred be-
tween 5;15 and $50 p. m bombs
We're dropped az a number OF places
but the damage was mostly in one
town Three enemy aeroplanes
We're downed r. F. c. aeroplanes
pursued the enemy and they were
also sought by r T.. A. forces at
Dunkrk in retiring"
ON their return from tho raid
over England the German air feet
encountered number OF British
royal naval air machines. over the
sea thrilling encounter occurred.
one British air plane engaging three
hostile planes One OF the latter
was destroyed
other encounters between British
sea planes and German craft were
reported along Tho Belgian coast
and in thesc TWO twIn.cngine Ger
man machines were downed
"AIl our machines are safe" the
admiralty announcement declared
CoincIdent With the announcement
of those aim battles. phe admiralty
announced raid by British naval
aeroplanes un the enemy aerodrome
no ST. Dnnisvc-trah yesterday IN
which many bombs were dropped.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26
COUZENS TO PICK
STATION SITES

Police Commissioner James Couz-
ems next week viii decide on sites
for three new precinct stations, for
which $4,000 was allowed in the
annual appropriation hy the council
and board OF estimates The com
missioner will make a personal sur
yey of the territory needing add
tonal police protection before max
ing his decision on tho sites lie
plans one station north Of the boule.
ward. near Grand Riyer.ave; one in
the Hamtramck district that was re-
ccnuy anneVed and "a third in The
Leesville district out Gratiot.aye
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26
ELABORATE DEFENSESOF
TRIESTE DOMINATED BY
VICTORIOUS CADORNA
WINDSOR COUNCIL
WILL URGE DRAFT

The Windsor city council prob
ably Viii 20 on record in favor OF
The selectite draft Al lt- next meet
ing a majority OF The councilmon
stand ready 90 indorse conscrption.
and believe that resolution OF in.
dcrscment should he sent 20 Ottawa.
Announcement that the government
is planning conscription measure
met with favor in an border cities
because 30 IS generally realized that
this is the only satisfactory way O.,
keeping the Dominion war forces
al proper strength
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26
BAKER BARS
VICE FROM
WAR CAMPS
Appeals to Governors
to Bar Women and
Liquor
MUST PROTECT
YOUNG SOLDIERS
Men Will BE Removed
From Loosely Run
Localities

WASHINGTON, May 26 Secre-
tary of War Baker has mado public
"a letter addressed TO the governor
Of all The states. calling upon them
10 assist thru the local authorities
IN keeping army camps free from
vice and denoralizing influences.
lh hi4 letter The secretary says
!, our csponsibility i'm this mattor is
NOT open 20 question. We cannot al
lows these young men. most ~ whom
viii lav" fheen drafted 90 service. 20
ho surrounded hF % vicious and de-
mnrallHlne cnyironmcnt nor can We
leave auA hing uudone which VIII
protect them from unhralthy indu-
curo. and crude forms ~ temptation.
The greater proportion of this
forrr probably will I've made up of
young men who have not Nct become
accustomed Co contact with either
the saloon or the unfortunate woman.
ard who Viii Doe a. that plastic and
tionhble modes az Indulgence easily
serve as outlets for cNubcrant vital
ity
Not only bave We an inescapa bic
rcsponsibility in this matter 20 tho
families and communities from which
these young men arc selected. hut
from the standpoint % our duty and
uur determination 20 create an cfn
tary necessity. 90 do everything In
our power 90 promote the health and
conserve tho vitality 81 the men IN
Tho training camps.
am determined that our new
training camps. as well AS the SUR
rounding zoucs within an effective
radius shall not be places ~ temp
tattou and peril
We ave not going 20 bc able 20
Obtain tho conditions necessary with
ont Tho full cooperation % the local
authorities VIII YOU give earnest
confederation 90 this matter loo tour
part 'cul4r state am confident Tint
much can he done to arouse tho cit
los and towns to an appreciation ~
their rosponaihUity for clean condi-
ttuns
would suggest 'haf your council
r.aNe fteelf reqnorrfnle FOR reoinr
that tho laws ~ vour state and -
congress IVA reEneCt 10 those matters
are rHfc1y enforced This relafes
NOT otlv 90 tho .ramne established nm d.
de~ federal authority bur - Nthe
more or lees temporary mobilization
noirfo 90 Tho National Guard unitg
- refafne fco % the far~c rcnfrra
th-r uhlrt soldiers constantly will
DO r1r-Iru
70 $50 desired end cannot ba othor-
wf-e achieved D purpose .fo move tho
rnntns fr'm theee vhborhooda IN
vhfrh clean conditions cannot he
secured
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26
THREE GERMAN PLANES SHOT DOWN
BY DEFENDERS; SERIOUS DAMAGE is
CONFINED TO SINGLE COAST TOWN
Here's Champion Enemy Alien;
Lives in New York 20 Years
Without Meeting American

Marshal Mccarthy that he has been
in this country % years and never
has met an American
1T looks like Ellis Island for
yours" said the marshal. "A man
who thinks no more OF the country
that gives him a living than you
do has no right 10 so around in H."
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26
LETTER CARRIERS
TO HOLD MEMORIAL

Memorial pxerclses in honor OF
deceased letter carriers will he held
by Branch No J.. National Associa.
tion OF Letter Carriers. Sunday
night AZ 30 o'clock in rho assoCia.
tion's hall. so 2l2 Randolph-st An
excellent program of vocal and Iu-
rtrumental music has been arrang
cd. The eulogy viii be delivered hy
James Schermerhorn An invita-.
tion is extended to every letter car.
rier. his family and friends.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26

NEW YORK. May 26. lntroduc.
ing the champion enemy alien Of
The L. S. A. lie was one OF the
1000 applicants for licenses TO on
ter the restricted war zones about
armorics and like government
places lie calmly admitted TO
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26
N. ROMANOFF AND FAMILY
DON OVERALLS AND JOIN
CITY GARDENING MOVEMENT

The spectacle OF the seven mcm.
hers OF crWwhile royalty sarbed in
rsasant c'ouea ABA. eo.be peas
ants work MAS en.oted by big
audience TODAY Soldiers and civil
Jams alike lined the fence 'o iho es-
tatc pearinr 'hrl fhe s-rel bars and
watching every movement with the
shovels and trowo.s fhaf tht former
car. czar.na. czRrevitch and the
four duchesses made.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26
Counter A t t a C k S of
TeutOns Fails to
Stem Tide
BIG NAVAL BASE
is NEAR FALL
British Improve Posi-
ton on
Scarpe

AMSTERDAM. May 26.-Ger.
man singers who contract for ap.
pearanoes In America will be
excluded from all German opera
rendered IN German theaters for
period Of FIVE years, according
to a resolution which Berlin dis
patches today said would be
adopted by the Berlin actors
assoc alton conference in June
The resolution rs fostered by
Count SEE bach. manager Of the
Royal Theater Of Dresden.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26

this fact as proof that the G,rnan
pN 81 stem is SIN 1t v-prk iu this
country making IMPERATIVE thc need
of SECRECY ln connect ION with our
publ icauon ~ shir movement ls
particularly source of dguErr
Fhc department. wt'l" real .ug
TINT he ner, suapsr dtd mot give thIe
Information. would br pleased the
fact were brought to tho attention
of editors hV way ef sheWiuC that
extreme caro- required in ehteluing
mlltarE Information from Tho rn-
CuN whether 2 becomes public thru
tho lrsas or otherwise.
Information involving oven The
destination OF the destroyer feet
could have come from only tvo
source the navy department or fhe
feet That the German espionage
system could have extended its ten.
tacles into tne very heart or Tho
naval establishment has been "A
shock TO officials
The fact that the information
reached Germany with little OF no
delay rs expected 10 result in a
thoro investigation OF the censor
ship established by The navy depart
men'
Only two methods wcrc opcn 10
German operatives in sending The
information home wireless and ca
BILE Both are completely under
naval control There are only Two
wireless Stations in This country
from which the message could nave
been sent Say7ile and Tuckerton.
The cables also arc under naval
censorship
II is impossible, in he view Of
have gone over either the British +;
officials. that the message 1uid
French cables. tho only other con
strucuon being open that iI went
first to Mexico or Sobth America
and then Was rrlayod hy wireless.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26
OIL is SAVED IN
BURNING PLANT

firo OF undetermined origin broke
og. IN fhq Pathfinder Publishing
COMPANY building SO so Iarnedst.
caef. early saturday morning Pa
ir0Iman George Schl8mp discovered
ihe blaze before had gained much
neadpay The quick work of the
fire companies saved 2o0 barrels OF
oll IN a store room ot fhe Great
Lakes on company on The lower
1oor The loss is estimated a $500.
JOIN oIR wan bond CT.rB
s. weekly raywrur7 huve a bond
Pentnsulnr state Rank Adv.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26
BIZ JoHN II. HEARLEY.


StGf CORES poHdeif ifp.cf Press
ROME. MAY 2e Italian troops 70
dav stood Victorious as masters OF
the vast and complicated system OF
foruhcauons With Austrian forces
have been constructing all winter
long to bar Tho way 20 Trieste and
laibdch
Last November General Cadona
pushed threatening salient forward
in The Carso aud his obIoctive-
Trieste-Was made plainly apparent
10 the Enemy Then came the grip
OF winter in the mountains. forcing
a cessation of masspd fighting ac-
tivities Thru all the SHOWS and
Billiards. the Au~trlan4 worked un-
ceasinely terrifying against this
italian wcdge hoilowinc ;ou' vast
underground passages. ccmonting
rocky barricades, bringing up artil.
leiv.
II is along this materly series of
fortIfications that Tho italians have
secured their grip and were reach.
lUE tNA NNilNN Nfflt lhNl' At ~ NAhhlf
toward Tricst, and I.aihach
Battle front dispatches today tol\
of repuls, Of furious counterattacks
by both wings OF the Italian front
They were continuing almost with
riaccatolikc iusistonce and the fight
ing was intense
Austria has plenty of troops along
the Whole italian front They had
bcen concentrated thcfc under nlans
of the German and Austrian general
STATS for a great offensive But
General Cadorna took the initiative
too kquickly and gained the mas
terry by surprisingly swift blows
LONDON. MAY 26- Slight i'm
provement of the British position 10
the right of he River Scarpe was
reported by Field Marshal liaig to-
day i'm statement revealing con
tinued general lull on the western
frort
North of Gouzeaucourt and east
Of Armontiores az night hostile raid
ers were repu.-ed. he said ITO the
right of the Scarpe. our position was
slightly improved AZ night between
UroisellSs and The Scarpe hostile ar
tilletying increased
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26

A general strike Of oI .he weav-
crs fhruoui tho northern counties of
England - threatened today unless
The cotton maulfacurers concede
their demand for a 30 per cent ad-
vance in wages
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26
THE WEATHER

nrtroit and Nicinlt,s saturdsv
utRht md SUNDAY unsettled With
showerst probably thunder stormst
fresh 60 stronE south 90 southwest
Winds.
Lo'v-f NichiEapt RAIN tonight md
Sundas.
Come 90 Mount Clemens
The Great Health Resort OF America
Adv
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26

EtuLrUsr APuIVNI CHIcAGo
wabash nv, ~ p. m. q T Train
arrives Chicago 10 a. m Terminals
centrally located both citisA-Adv.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26

PrfnsinR-the piafn neat ktnd--thst
fs ria ht--TISnes Job DcDty--Main f57o.
The Detroit times., 1917-05-26
| ACONIC =. EGIBLE | EGITIMATt

Not an idle word In The Times
Not an eye-tasing line In The Times
Not a lartilohing ad. In The Times
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-03-15

lshaSss IS and care forths maintenincs
|of NorthsDAkota's historical parks ct
|PsmbinAyHFort A~bercrornbies Walhalla'
md Fort Rice, and making an appro-
pf1ation therefor.
Vs.. 3. 226--Providing for . gross
earnings tai on freight line COM
panies: ~.
s 3. 1s2-Reapportioning the legis-
lative districts.
s. B: l36-The general appropria-
ton bill. Total amount appropriated
for the legislative, executive and ju-
Hdicial departments and for public
schools $3,381, 1904. 13.
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1917-03-15

ment to the wife, guardian, curator OF
custodian Of his children or to an or.
%ganization or individual, as trustee,
the sum of so cents per day for each
day of labor performed by convicts
|confined in the state penitentiary for
the crime Of nonsupport.
s.. B. 108-Ame1ding the present
law and increasing the appraisment OF
stock killed by the state for being at.
fected with glanders.
s. B. 139-Providing for the eradica-
tion of the barberry bush in order to
lessen the dangers Of rust TO wheat
and other grains.
s. B. 250-Providing that. at the
option Of the school board, .teacherages
may be built for homes for school
teachers.
s. B. 324-Making an appropriation
for additional pensions for members
OF the First North Dakota infantry in
service in 1916 and 1917.
8. B. 1O1-An act to designate the
venue Of civil actions commenced in
county courts with increased juris-
dicti0ns.
8. B. l98-An act to enable the
North Dakota experiment station to
devise. demonstrate and put in opera.
tion methods for the destruction Of
wolves. coyotes and other aoxious
predatory animals and making an
appropriation therefor.
8. B. 30s-Providing for rewards to
BE- offered In experimenting criminals.
3. B. l0e-Providing penalties for
dsfacing. removing and destroying
S~lentheation marks on motor vehicles
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1917-06-14
/. .lIrHOl.lc.l CIT RCn NOTES

far ne Feast ss,hots The
patron our lea eiitfi ne!ghpor
i'm, prize; vi i OH ia oH june 18th
H:gh mass and sermon II J Z, Il. NJ
The Strasnnrt e9inmutsi.;s enjoys.
the disiine tier .. haYiii., t@'e young
men paesof them na;is. sanso this
-,..,r. NJ Nbrrle. q; zselan,i, orsiained
I,r..st. ~ The bishop .; Bismarck,
X; Key N4uesnt Mehrls, Il I, on
s,ieSs tris.ay June 18th, 4, 2: 80 u. M,
And % prove tha, Esninoms county y
sllis aisye sc viii state tina, s., Jos
sifi eiareh. abon, fifteen miles east.
MI b. icdlea.s,l irAs Monday, June
SITS Is ~. pishpp 81 the ''loesse
Together with Giassna ard the si.W
breA church AZ iazclton tins will
MAKE thrss gons.. modern churches III
tiic Year fur Emnions county W.
lido hopc that Emnops county viii De
the l.x, one wpr,hily represented
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Addition L ocal.

The ladies Aiil soeicsss hassF sss'
tie N + pnrs5nilis, reps ~. ~
sr.,. and III rc:lsi i,l,.i. s;S
8.ssssaiiss ai,i MS brid, y "
9pee,,:,l lionia teri.orr.s'ss
ssn,sth Photo :S,tldssy tiiss III
the Ssees sitttssi ~ 8, 'tss5si iitss Y "
shat 90 tlt..in-l 'sss' IS
ans II I'll. same am ME- W.
!; Benson. q liasc.tor, NJ q sl'''f
~, 4, ,n,,. Il, ~ his son i,sIsi ms
grand sot! cpns s,titea the srpsti
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Mnul 10 ~, il, touch With bo.s
sahoare We'll acuuaintedain Linton and
tllr Immediate vicinity. and IN posi-
tiun IN tind cut Thu, names al psopl,
about To bunid Or paint stores resi-.
denccs. barns. etc. ar make any build
.ir .span, "hntc,a and IN. bus
VIM is honest and has enough ambl.
i,un nj his makeup W hustle around
ind get this decentralization nj. can
make his spending none. il, an hnn-
sorahlt manner There Will lie moth
ing 10 srll and no peddlinr ar >oliri.s
liaiinn Mha,c,sr. vi ls"ans is the
names oi prospective builders shos
would be interested ii, getting out
prices. will do the rest. II yuli
ISthink you can get infsrma,ion&o Of this
/ kind Tor me Mite me ii iettet today
lssltlne melfthc name u. some rrs ponsis
ESblrprrsor8 ton hom you car ref tell
il ing me- I. 50 hoMsOid ou ne n neither
5yol attend school on mol hoN iong you
4 have liked IN Linton. and Nhcihrr&Or#
4 nor M ther orgiins ~ Your reias
1 iNe>s are, eng scd in business and il
s,os Y IN, Kind. and a henHIl hear rom
you vii cNplain j,ist sha, want
Won - do
Want 10 hear from onl, honest.
conscientious boy Who can furnish
good recommendations.
= +: lst, ltSi
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NiinneapoliS. MINI!
I slIi'os Sllel.DERs allsEsIlS
rl::s aatiti.l sos hoI,iers rnss,i mn
slSaf ~ t:nittptls sgun;s l,sieils5n.
ptsiis;tilss IS bs Mid a. an str:.i
lssilii3ss o. lssnslk ar 'lIuesslay June
s!!.s,i :s::.-. her, n ps
u ,fl's. tfinalStleetiot8 o!i.sers ard siieh
tl'sF siisess y tris.y SONS To.
,nsstils
s,ssilEl1ln
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Pollock P'ick-up!s.


From sne If,ess I'm. & iisS
Arthur ltjti ,tpssil fr,,tta isksfsssiS
III 4 s,uss MS MI, s;ssts
~ lats l'litaa q .s'lti8 sSsr'sff
sl1csi.n Mi.:r. NJ WI BIS
n i!ssst NJ She So
Ras ls.,s tae y il,ss ,s.l:ti..
lnar, Il lisrt i.tes.. ssiiss.;ss t.,5
Ibrinl l.srs,I hare 4 9ii tias
sti1ii
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Epnc1tnptaa lsr t,,rsi;:s sss.s si.ll.a
from sAlstii;,a s'tslsl' ,'iesi
n Eases syp!t l,is,iat MA
tersins u have his lsiie l.sss f.s 81
and tr,,3s ted III * III taf. hs sils
ns,rsiss,lsi i, ~ die ,snar rs :.s'sc
Hhom,
sshmias. ths Iers. ,sis.st Ms
beer Mnrs4tig ;tlirpas,h thiS i5tisa
pas Nee aud hs tirssts.s,i ilEiEsi KING
np three q. siuAsis i3narr,s il,sltsSii1
shiJ, II loud each rna Pollock. iierI
rcd and Linton.
lJsldhel,n ms rented ina Ms
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.HazeIton Happenings.

Fra ,fs. lssrul,ilsag
] NJ as;ls.ss nnari. s1ssssis s..sissu n
r.a,i,iis ne,.iili. slasassa 81
,shtcil tins steps ar,s sri1s
ssi.. tis Hinge Nth ms sad
afiti tsrs's iil,t;;s
ii Arms srons 81
ale ip u "
s,i.y grand lodge III
siF strinssro,ig helsl
strand i!arsla u the I'll
H q, ard i. I: Bate
ssia, the hume U d: s.s
MINI, called 'n.tt rs
ssriosl Illness Of ti,.ir iri9t ,yftt
slsisr9 !liis M operator sisisii';
timsr
una Mysaas,,,ar
ssrsr, d Appert, si'iip
suplsa Appcrs. sirssrs Ill
l.es9 and Elmer kllirsi
s ss,t, q Hague suns.as
s.t,sniies church
4 Its.rsy of ~. With
startsi! au, TUESDAY ITO tis's sn
INTO sientanA 70 loot. asssr lle,,sl
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II8IS,r()S SAINT Anthon,

Residence $40 broadway
High mass on first and third sun w
day at 10 Il. NJ. esprrs and
b.nr,liction d, 200 n
Meek hay Mass ~ s' ::s'o y :ass.s' s &;
IitOsl.N'rlIs.l Sacred Heart
Mission attended from Linton.
ever, second and fourtl, SUNDAY
high, mass and sermon " z - y y
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Game a my psas's AS "a q.
s,so @l.sf, mares fprcsei bort ISIS iIls
gu, spare one y branded @tsSs,tl l'sss
thigh. ~ On rirh, sionl'ssr WIN l8
son ri.sht ,hiph i'he oil'ss,s isi Y
Islett shoulder, % fts' q ''s's''lss 3
lDne II tsii ysi,iS slsi. As'sl's g s,''' ss,7
mn. ather Is IL years I'D sri sssiss'ss
.psu lis Bpth ars f.sttssts br''ts'',s
and has. been We h''si
Owner ,l,;s,s..ea t'..s siilif - ~
i8tnks he ANIMAL awi.s
" RES kf;iss
So, Allseo u
Is Nastiselas y q
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INSTRUMENTATION

SID. livery aud feed barn S:
Bales syiso ,eoS possession sl;.s ,,'stiits
.ias MI, Bales .sill sals' s,ssiss1s opsssi
ate both q horse i VT
hsiylnr iarses :.iist sssit isssi''s
ilsis ,.i,tl. '',si,,sss
'i.r;, s.ast.t u 81
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hands and intending 70 BE- gone two
weeks or more The .rty lneiuiies
Mood n crannail Henry
johnson. ,Jessr Weaver and Thos:
On, "a
Prof sIerkei lcit lnst satur
dii morning fsr his home nel Ab.r
deer i. mi. ne vii spend q cuapie oi
it.is,;s pefpiie jeitiin.. the ranks of he
rs:;ssnli.r arms u Brisgl, sce him
isiltss'i :t,iss MAS t,riI,i fst.ii ny
.tiii!i, SIS ha.sli.ber. and oii,s
Il, Si:slis.nters "a and ST I'
"a
R.di keilshar sst:.tt ~ issnirck
I SATURDAY and took the preliminary
s,i,tli if,iig d cnlisttn.ti, ~ the
,l..s, I..tenis " lcaYe Nc ' Slo,iS
nag for Minneapolis WHERE hs Will
s;,s.. the fms examination He is en-.
llstiip IN the eng incers corps. which
n silsiui.s ali branches of mechanical
lspartmc.it Of the navy Mr. kellehcr
isiss an enlistment in VI. navy
~ years
.: isuit iiiooisi Hereford
hull TOUR years old. t~osand one-hali
4 i,iiIee vest VI lienNik o.. Sted
mai, ADV
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.oLps ll,s,Ns " As,I-EDj

Bring your old scrap iron 10 The
Farmers Store AT Hague sNrta~ or
Pollock and ,ou viii receive NOR. in.
s,etest TOR the none, il brings than to
have il in Your Nay NIL the time
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am, ~ ins pl.is;. sanie TIM q May
\. i,id bnll satniNg Two s,tili.S plsl.. %
l,rs.rlsi. White spots MI hi, aud slisnil.
isT tnS,ii;t n,as haze same ~ lny
s,if this advertisement
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-20
BIG SHOOT TO BE
HELD TOMORROW
Pennsy Marksmen to Meet in
Match at Traps on Sixth and
Division Street Grounds

Arrangements have been complet-
ed for the big individual trapshoot-
ing match which will be held to-
morrow afternoon at the railroad
grounds, Sixth and Division streets,
between teams from the Eastern Di-
vision of the Pennsylvania railroad
The shoot will start at 2 o'clock and
will be divided into four classes:
Those breaking 23 to 25 targets will
be placed in Glass A; between, 90
and %, Class B; between II and
19, Glass c, and below that number
Class D.
An entry fee of fifty cents will be
charged and this will cover the cost
of the targets. Fifteen targets will
be shot at in each of the four
matches, and IL the contestants pre-
fer to shoot at 100 they may do so.
G. w. Hall. general chairman of
athletics of the Eastern Division, is
in charge of the shoot. A large num-
Der of entries have already been
filed and many good scores are ex-
pected If weather conditions are IA
vorable for trapshooting.
Representatives from the Phila-
delphia, Middle. Schuylkill, Bed
ford, Tyrone, Bellwood, Cresson di-
visions, Altoona machine shop, AL
toona car shops, Juniata shops, gen.
eral offices and Altoona foundries
will participate in the match.