davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-17

Snri Sofs pao WoIoc pes Sta.
Danger, iom npIia fplote t04 aar,
bar Ell ubmerfet Sutommelie Ga bor
III Ell Qteoarbei0er / "Stauanaereu"
fortdlt Ell N9ffe intereSionte Grin.
oriltBer ira garnIe Gage. Seq fon
bu'te," fortGuer bun. "oa lea uar Ii.
Den. bar Weiteporten al Wclet bort
ar glnlebarf baaoe til grso. 8rso,
og Suppe. greo oar S~elaerno.
Wten ogIaa iioeu ie9 blep gift % fom
III Sofs bar Oct Suuaersnso - ied
tror, oct bar / 1887. Ia bar ser in.
gen Ytao at faa tiIfisbS. Ger par
nanltellg ON Ilmeborf, iaa ri nraot.
te BRUCE G9ebdrt - ia ia, 9irfebarf
oglaa, men ocn bar ifrGttelia fur.
Soa tsrteoe hi Saint o. 9arf "a ma.
leoe lonncn til 0tel o. fogte Suope
eIler @rso AZ. Seq buffer en- Ssn.
oog al oi life bopoe an0et. enc ri
finite ganle aisoben OF togte fam.
men neo bette Welet. Set bar ba
bcorc emo bare 0oIm OF 9arf. Gil.
Hut bleu Der uobelt Iiot Suarthoprc
e'tcr 6olfetaIlet / buert Sus, op iii
ell StlGppe. men bo tlep Der itrar Ell
ntoen Snlag pon @ortmeIet, oct uor
Stortolfsnlao oct. - gla ia, oct bar
~ltrsbcIig meo mangt oa MOB MI / 81.
ben"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-17
ganS presiet aienmem 9las. Ga

6llter FontIen Sommeriano, UNDER
ToorliIoflfet trof Ell al Dc @lasfug.
Ter. lom err iPitet til 2inerne, bite bet
itg at Den Dor omtrert fplot Of Yano.
&ualen bauoe Iiaget paa 200 SooS
Npboe. Soropresiet bauoe Der boz.
ret lda iterft, at ganoet bar presiet
1lennem 8lasiet. Won formo6er, at
@ldsiet life bar al beoite apalitet,
oa enoeI andre al,gIer, iom boooe
nGret IG1lfet paa iomme Ipboe, ucr
TONNE. altglen bar mi liget lang
90 | Solen og upre. brugt iom Sc.
9ctsi AZ Vorn, men err iremoeles lige
MO az Bono. Qian fan life ooboae
iio9en sell ! @Gaaiet, iortGaer Sta.
onnger Aitenbl."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-17
Spipncrnes 9pu par life Q

Spioncrnes Sbn bar life eacntlia
'pimlcnoe, eiter buab Scr bleo ooIpit
rutocr Observation-Disclosures / 9eruerl.
eoppclcn oa 9ruun iii eiter MON.
lens 6ortlaring buer 300 STR. Or.
Vtdoneo % GoppcIen ialt 1900 STR.
SanSion iii 10000 SIR. pr. Naa.
neo | Of Waoneoer. Eaaaro ft
lolt ca. POO SIR. OF Stranonit, iclt
2OO-3OO SIR. WonSien bar er.
flclot, ar ban Tor lit glrbcioe al 0e.
lteot bar oppebaarct Jolt 2,100 SIR.
Yaaite III isrit $50 Str. pr. Rao.
neo Tor at boloe aontor for Or. Iil.
teller, lencre blep 9snnen iorbsiet
III 300 SIR. &c tiltalte Doe ua Gop.
pelen lnolonot Jig hos Tnoide meo
ltre Hopporter, % eiter nogen Sios
Sorleb benuenote Fnuife Tia iii ars.
ger, iom udr Stprmnno / 9eraenite
Somp'tibs'ellfab. % iom bar enaa.
geret I'll at brl19e SplpSninaer mob
200 SIR. pr. Naanco. Tnaid)e be.
tdlte til Wfoe, Gappelcu oq arsaer
oeres Ssn Tor buer Niaaueo ira Sui
I'll September, ioet ban paaitaor, at
ban lit Vcngcue oeIs al @eiteot, oels
az Mon'on, oeI5 al 5ildener. 3or
egen Gel bar Banihc erfienSt for
oenne TtrtIombeo at bdoe oppebaaret
$500 AR 10 ~filtnItp HnnorN Sor.
lon, ars9er, gruiin, Stranouit;.
Gappclen og eritien bar iamtIiae
Hetten ertienot. at bare aipet %.
lpaningcr enten til Wionien eller
Fdaltle. 6or i'm Sirfiomheo bar
De ertieliot at boue mootaaet islgen.
Dc Detailing. ggoaro 800 a 500 SIR.
SanSion $50 Str, aregcr 300 a $50
ar., @rmm 800 SIR, Stranoptt;
10000 SIR, 9appeIcn 100000
aroner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-17
Srpnup.

Saitor Settle au!er boI0t iieroe Sus
Il 9rpaup ntco emma gmorSd Sell
LAMB. @ieIien bIco uofert az Fnitor
g. @ieroc / 6iemuet AZ guuoeu3
TorGlore, Clear cafe, 8is. @ibncrs
ne bar 9ruoers Ssitcr og 9rooer.
Rii5 9ertinu ScuauS OF Nr. Oscar
TcQauS. 0iis Goa 6arieu FRA Nias
toipn. gSig. Ipiltc 9rlNemnri6eu. &c
mango 9rnQupsgiGiter bIeu opbartet
meS en- irroele5 9oo % imaaiulo gPios
Rag. @eo @r0uuosboroet taIte Err.
Sbombion ira minneapolis oa Stus
benterue Sunoe. Berg oq Selnro inmt
@aitor Gatcr. Rarac prrSiiuIhe Ga
Der tIeo qibet iii Sc lrge EreitcioIt
Yditor 9taier OF Srie iii ! uGr
Tremtio relic iii @eitbn. gIont.. boor
Slater or Brett. Teuuerrc suter Scnr
Ell lhs o9 p~eIiigret Sremtibl
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-17
ira Santiaao, Winn.

Seq ital IenSe Tenae for Slabet.
ina iaar ie9 osinr itripe nogIe Crb
hernia. @i bar haoi CT .oIo os uoao
ganr. SiSite @jnter par ser Iaa
mcgct Sne. os Set a SEN itreu9eItc
Girter. oi EAR hnct paa Iruae. Scr
nor morae 9sosiaIS AZ gamIe Seit'
Iere. Ole 2Grisu. gIi 5obanisu. Siai
auSerieu. 9nue gusreis OF mango
Here baao, uupe os 9n-rIc.
@i Ear ianct mn Rreif, Snitor 8.
@uIeunb. 51n err eoSt lift az ale.
Set Ter uS al bIi ct soSt anr. 'cm Ri
fan TRANCE. for airing er ssrt. @i
bar 10 bra grenmerier. e. ! Sartia1o
o. CT / @lenooraoo. Iiaeiaa norF o.
Airte. @erlis 5iIieu iii ale
6aaSe fierut og rrrl
On Sarmsr!ouc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-17
Sposfdlo.

Ssosfalo. 6orbeupGrenoc Brett
% I0iunft Gooli Ssrgeu ;Soa err al.
gnnet Ueo Ge6en, SO Iar aunncl.
N'osoe bIeu Stuoent / 1884 on theo.
logtlt aan6ioot / 1861. Otter uoaIe
Mars Slrt'omheb iont Hrrer / Vors.
gruno, Bergen % 9rammeu. bleu
ban | 1872 uonUurt iii reiioerenoe
aupeunn / Hebre Stisroalcn. )
1877 bleu ban aaIostapellun / Gan.
0eberreo o. ! 1850 reiioerenoe So.
peQan / Stallge. Sra oemne Stiuing
Isgte ban / 1882 Afifeo. : 1884
bleo ban uonTont iii Ioiunft / Sri.
~itiansian0, og ! oenne Stiqing Dir.
te0e han iii ban / 1898 isgte 9liifeo.
Sencre bar ban leuet tiIbogctruffet.
Nioeoe par en- gro0er al forbcuur.
renOe Sogucpreit Sog.
6hu. GiitrlftsIpge ) Sagen er
o00 / Sronohiem. 50 9(dr gammel.
Sagen, iOm BAR Stuoent ira 1870.
bIeu meOicinif Nanoioot / 1888, prat.
ti'ereoe ION SGge pua iorifieQigc
Steoer. iu0til ban / 1899 bleo foniti.
tiIeret / CpooIs Giitriftsl9gecmbeoe.
Tra bette Gmbeoe isgtc hau imioIer.
no AiIseo aQereoe / 1906. ba ban On.
ifeoe belt az ore liz FOR natiruioen.
.ltabeiige Stuoler, iom ban aqereoe
l0rge bduoe orepet ueb Chen al in
@pgegierniug. Som 9otaniter har
ban og'uu 'enere ulinoet et bolt aulct
piocnitabeIia Raun. Set uar irem.
ioraIt Moierne. ban oiet lin Snteres.
ie, % ban bar aarIis foretaget SnI.
oiereiier Ill Be ior%ifieIige Sele al
9unoet. ! 1907 operIoo ban Srcnb.
biems Observation-Disclosures lit bruoIo-
giite Observation-Disclosures OF iii itorc
3erbarium moo en- pis onrlis Sum,
og Ianttioig inoaif ban meo Ranier.
'onoets Siure Ell gleuIibtg bigoerbe
Sperensfomit. boorpeo ban operorpg
Souoet cn piS anpital mos ct aarlig
Stipenbilm iom latte ham iitano ri
belt al ore Jig ior Den uioenifubeIiee
Searbeibelie al Hprges 2spmosilo.
ra. Sasen bar Ieolem al Sioen.
ifabSielifaberne / Sronobiem os Sri.
%itiania % al Here ubenIanSife pioen.
ifabcIige Selifober.
"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-17
Nfifaffciic al Smpalacnc. Str

tinaetS aonititutionSfomite bar aiai.
bet SrbitilIiug ON DC @runolopSior.
lag, 'om goor no pan at o~ilfaiic
SmpaIaenc. aomiieenS Slcrtol, ga.
cobien, 6iuitoo, RorrIsi % SbaIlnug
inoltiler poo, al OmpaI9eue oiltai.
les. Minoretallct, SslauoSmoeu,
HGitao % Sfnar boloer pou oen MI.
pTrcnoc Sronin0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-17
Salanaen paa nurifc Srnocr. Nf.

tlerne | SoIonqenS Ner1pcrfaoftie'
leIifab, iom biotiI bar pprct pno tglto
SGn0er, or / oisie Gage erbperuet al
ct norif aonioriium, bois Sopcointe.
.reslerter er u. 2. Is. Sortnlonn %
u. 2. Spouararger. Otter 6orIp.
benoe bar SeIifabet oeiinitipt opgipet
Snnfeu pna at iortiptte gergucrfs.
oriiteu % nil realiicre DC tore @e.
boloningcr al WinterleI og Vioifincri.
Ger iful / InlGggct urre ncoIaat me.
get b~etpoelige GUNNER, piitlof ON.
firing 10 Wfia. aroner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-17
Timtios Turauitnltninacr.

Stataraa0 iorleocn 0og beiIuttcoe5
Oct at ircmiGttc Sorilng I'll Sop ON
Rcgulcring az 8arepriierne 6orila.
GET tiIligter at aabne Aogang til at
reguIcre Yrlierne paa Sgoeuarer,
grPnoiel, @pgningsnrtifIcr, Sober.
'tof'e % on0re &orer oeo SiGlp al
andre 0ii6ler emo Ntnrimalpriier.
aon9en, eQer Den, ban bemunoigcr,
ifal inbtiI oioerc tltnre uOiGroige
5orItrliter ior Tro0uccnter 90 8uno.
lenoc ON Solgct al Garcruc. o. Den
6orticneitc, Ion SGlgernc og Wiel.
Iembanolcrc moa bercgue fig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-17
Hurifc Sfi6sfis6 / llolanoet.

StatSroao iorIebcu Sag blcp set Be.
at iremiTtte 6oriIog ON Gil.
looclie Tor SonoeISocportcmentct til
at aiue llnotogcIier ira 6orblIoet moo
at fisbc Sfibe ira llbIonbct, iom or
20 gor gnnIe. llrotogeIieu
girloer bog finn Stibe UNDER 30 Mar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-17
Slime WGffin ira Com ipl6tc ser

2oen Slui so Iar. Sun hsrer til
De sobc ganuIe % bar prrct Sicner /
ca. 90 Mar. Se lioitc 81 aor bar
gnne pGrct hos SnGeborg og @uitap
Nariio, Telbre, og cr Der iremoele5.
1908 fit bun Selifabet Tor Nor.
geS &elS Ss~Ipmebolie Tor fro og
lang Sicncite. GIN iortiener bun Ian.
oelig mart @rlb, i%friper "@uobr. %.
fn,"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-17
Snnnan @runobuucn.

Sronohiem mcloe5 oen 2loe Nai.
Soainart Der er 9ipet geuilgniug iii
Observation-Disclosures, ser er lore.
iloot 100000 SIR, piI DER bli opisrt
9arotfer ior ArbeiOerne o. anIpg3.
orbeioet UiI bli lat igong. ) Rpr.
beoen al Suunon err ser Ell itsrre
Offering paa 1900 aubitmctcr
5ielo. Mnsierne ira oenne itoI iul,
oe5 / CT Suuo, buor Der trpnges A.
600 ahbifmeter. Nrbeioet err iorlto.
iat of ifltI0c tage 4 aor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-17
Sil Nibirlp al Sprtiocn.

Hreuool mclbcS 3. Coo Sum-. SfibS.
rc0er &. .. Ssrcnien bar ifiGnfct
10000 SER. til gIibirIp al Iurtioen,
berai 10000 iii grenoal @p OF TO-.
600 &roucr til bner al aommiucrrc
SromS, &iae o. Eiitab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-17
ariaenS 8ulo uuer Glitter.

ipariommelige SiiterInn0et bar mn
iooet i'm ierite WtilionPr, iortGler
"StaUongeren". Oct er Sfibsreoer
o. q. grspig. Sunoe. Sans 5or.
mlie er t.07S,t00 SIR. o. Snotpgt
629,23O SIR. San betaler iaar en-
aommuneifut al 1884 SIR. % en-
Siatsifat az 55.4S5 SIR. 8anie Ser.
REQ, ION beitoar al @onie Soqn cg
Sariunos Sanbiogn, bar nj Ell Tyor.
mue az 1i113.900 ar. o. Snotrg.
ten par / 1916 3,t63, 230 SIR. Ser.
reosifatten er ianr ) PCT. guoaet.
tet er poa i50,5S4 ar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-17
Ncrrcnshclinn. Nrnlnrs SCI

ScrrcosSclina. ScunrcS Scrrco /
TorolanoS Amt or / StatSrooo be.
~ilrtttet oelt / 10 Serreoer, Semues %
aorgcn Serreocr, ipnrcuoe til &c MI.
oTrenbc Sogne al iamme Noun. Ie.
lingen trGoer frat ira set SioS.
punft, iom Nmtmatoen beltCmmcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-17
&ulieilct Oh orufact.

martnGS nleIoeS Sen 5tc SUM. Gn
Iiocu @ooo meb TO 0iite MrrO OF en-
auiube or tulbleilct uoeuior Hpf.
Iurb. Inc omfom. Gen enc Wano
citerlnoer liz 12 minoreaoripc @srn.
aoinoen uar bans Qamle DIOR.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-17
TuSnmc SfplUpiu. Sen

ru@Iiiie 6sritemiuilters Suitrit, Dor
'ortlben pan Siucbammer 5uriitho.
tel mco 70 Sstre oa Ell Sen. Cp.
boIoet her fonmcr ouiageIia iii at
parc CT halut aars Si0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-17
Ie,

meuilutninsen" Zen
life belt ufieubte SGrsing SigurS /
airfiubs Fatursion hapoe iorIeSen
apeIb Ieiet oeu itore Col / 6aanS.
pert % Snouitriioreningeu i ariitia.
MIA iii ct Wsoe for Organization
al III
buiIfet par ienbt SnobpoeIie til aon.
gen. Resieringen. Stortiug, noen.
lanSite 8eianoter 0. I. .. Ter msote
en- ReIerent % Ell s~lpistegner. ia
osiaa Sr. Tatursion. Ser iorsoria
life loo iig iorblsiie al oct minore
sobc 6remmsoe. men buret Incl meb
Stcntorrsit o. aioroe. huco ban finn.
be iOr at ipIbe ben tuutme Sal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-17
Sra Uorae.
Soprc Toitaabncri er ira lite III

nj ilpttct til Sernbancitationen. iii
Voitaabner or beififfet StotionSmc
tier Horoba1eu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-17
,.ar =. ,,rus,. str,s eusrrt,n,u, ZEN,

BEN 1eii' euer sariaHotsnirs. Ie, sr ui'.
i.Tt at 'eroe Isle Ssnas +, clm,uoeIiss srsps.
% ri ian ~, srre anlparlis, tor Ssnss. ion
Bile bcrte pna Seien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-17

"reesrab. tohsu % Ses Arnen" nj Scrae
% Sanrart icIier $3.50 ~. anr. Tous tss
rsstet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-17

lNN 'AA'ASN fSlNA W. Wv "pf VI ~NBA-
~tionsraao @ent5on % Sberit Sorange
ogiaa tiger neo ira Sribunen oq err
Wiiniiteren bcbjpIpeIig meo llooelilt.
gen. Som befienot bar Der iaIt ouer
100000 Sroncs til llobeIing.
% iaa ~be9pnoer oa Sofiigelierne.
Otter Eur tager De iranife @utori.
teter, Treieften, Den Teputcreoe,
Warinens HeprGientant dip, Sroet
og uotrpffer iaapeI HeoningsmGnoe-
mes og Gems @eioIfnings iom belle
Sranfrige5 parmeite Saf Tor oeu
Spmpatbi % 0teoisIeIie ira Rorgca
SIDE, iom Der er forumet ioa imuft
tiIipne, o. for Ben tore sfonomiite
Si9lp iom er poet. let er 10 Ell bel
Sormlle, Ceres Grceqence bar braat
ilano her paa Zen ioag, flyer en- al
SaIerne. 90 ale unberitreger DC, at
ira oenne Gag er Rorges Haon uIsie.
Zig fnpttet iii Zen Seu's og oens ge.
|ioIfnirgs Siitorie og RorSmpnos
Iapn pil / Sremtioen incomes meo
enSru itsrre Sensioenbeo os 8eipeft
al ole paa Gen. Som life bereiter
iii lie o'Seu og iorisg at iGrte ct
Barn iait meo SpsrssmaaIet ON,
bpor 0oree er, buao Rorompnoene
err. zee font nos meiqeurs amisl"
Zen 9eputerebe 1acauo minoer ON
"Sram" og Naniens @eorift. Yra.
ieften Sarbii. iom taffer paa Iegie.
rinscns Segnc. pber en- Sploeii iii
Den norifc Eresie, iOm ipontani bar.
be lot SnbiamImgen isans. % iii De
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-21
War Booms Gum Trade
Allies Now Chewing at Rate
of $74,944 a Month

Washington, May 20. - More than
81 100000 worth of American chewing
gum will reach foreign buyers in the
current fiscal year, according to estl-
mates made at the Bureau Of Foreign
and Domestic Commerce. During the
first nine months of the fiscal year
shipments aggregated s926.50o in value,
or more than 100000 a month, and, if
kept up, will make for the complete
year total trade 800 times as large as
IN 1894, when exports totalled S2,65S.
In 1898 shipments amounted to only
ss05, but had increased in 1915 to
s574,423. and this latter record total
has already been surpassed in the first
nine months of the fiscal year 1917.
While chewing gum is neither NUM-
tion nor ration, the increased exports
to Europe during the last two years
have generally been attributed to the
soldier" demand, and official statistics
bear out this view, as the European
shipments went principally to England
and France.
In the fiscal year 1915 England pur-
chased 5000, Ala worth of chewing gum
and during the nine months OF the
present fiscal year 1852, 294 worth, Scot
land alone during the latter period TAX
ing an additional $16,932 worth. The
French trade has developed from a to-
tai trade value of 1886 in 1912 -
9O,2OI in the first nine months of the
fiscal wear 1917.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-21
WomanDe
Wife of Two Husbands
First Spouse, Thought Dead,
Turns Up Asking Divorce, but
Judge Rules Otherwise

Mrs. Mary Timchik occupies the I'M
usual distinction of being the legal
wife Of two men. That novel status
has been fixed for her through de-
cision rendered by Justice Greenbaum
refusing a divorce to George Timchik,
her first husband. who named his
wife's second husband as correspond
cnt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Timchik married in
1906 They separated in 1908. Seven
years later Mrs. Timchik made an ex-
tended search for her husband with
out finding him. Believing him dead,
the remarked. Then Timchik reap
Feared and brought his suit for d.
vorce.
where one enters into q second
marriage" said Justice Greenbaum. in
his decision, "after an absence of FIVE
consecutive years Of the husband or
wife, as the case may be. in good
faith, and in the belief that the for
mer spouse is dead, the second mar
riage is lawful"
Justice Greenbaum decided that
Timchik. his former wife or her sec
ond husband may bring a suit for the
annulment of the second marriage,
which. if granted, would restore her
as the wife of Timchik. In the mean
time the second marriage must be con-
sidcred in force and the first one in
allegiance, q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-21
Coney Charges for
Exit, Not Admission,
ToEscape War 7 ak
Coaster Ride Costs Dime
Coming Out, Instead of
Going In

What with listening TO the man who
said he was w. Hohenzollern, and
looked it, and counting the stars that
twinkled on Aida Cordes's bathing suit,
the 100000 who went to Coney Island
yesterday put in an entertaining, il not
an uplifting, day. After a while a po-
liceman took W. Hohenzollern, mus
tache and military bearing and all, to
the psychopathic ward of the Kings
County Hospital, where suspicious are
entertained that he is Rudolph
Schweitzer, of Hoboken.
Aida stayed on, and somehow or
other the crowd gravitated toward the
Parkway Baths, where the patriotic
young woman promenaded in her Miss
Columbia outfit. Everybody agreed that
it was the soul of wit. and expert
mathematicians. declared that there
were nnety-six stars, evenly dis
trbuted. Anyhow, one thousand per-
sons paid to get into the Parkway
Baths, not counting Aida.
A providential shower at o'clock
drove two-thirds of the entire crowd
into Luna Park; at least that was what
the publicity department of that resort
said. At Steeplechase, which also
opened yesterday, they said they
wouldn't finish counting the receipts
until to-day, so nobody knew how
many got in there.
Some Of the scenic railways started a
custom which is said to be designed
to prevent the government from col
Letting tax on admission tickets.
Everybody was admitted free, but had
to pay a dime to get out.
Surf Avenue, which was repaved last
year, has been torn up by the Brooklyn
Rapid Transit from West Fifth Street
to West Eighth Street. There is an
aisle on each side of the obstruction
just wide enough for an automobile.
Inspector Thomas H. Murphy spent his
entire Sabbath and most of his week
day vocabulary explaining to motorists
what was meant by section column"
The Brooklyn Rapid Transit put on
its summer trains. COMMISSIONS
Woods put on 100 extra policemen, the
hot dog men put on an extra nickel and
most everybody put on straw hat or
shirtwaist. From now on it's sum
mer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-21
Baseball Leagues, with
IWorld's Series" to Feat
ure Camp Diversions
Noted Athletes to Aid
Diamond and Cridiron Stars
Will Be Called On as
Instructors

Washington. May 2O.-A practical
method OF national service WHEREBY
famous football and baseball players.
physical instructors and athletes gen
orally can aid the government with
their special skill and knowledge mas
been provided through the Committee
on Training Camp Activities, recently
appointed by Secretary BaMr, WIN
Raymond b. Fosdick as charmm''
After study of Canadian and t'rltlsn
army training systems Mr.. Fosdich mas
found that all athletic sports and even
children's games have a distinct place
in military work and give the soldier
the iron muscles he needs in the hand
to-hand fighting of trench warfare.
Baseball will be the feature of the
efforts of the committee. Extensive
organization of divisional leagues and
championship competitions that prob
ably will include worlds series will
be encouraged by the committee and
supported by officers in command OF the
camps Similar organization for other
sports will be perfected, but American
national armies are expected to give
their greatest allegiance to the Ameri-
can national pastime.
Men of national reputation as ball
players or athletic trainers will be as
signed TO each camp TO instruct and
aid the soldier players.
Another feature of the recreational
programmes will be bayonet competi-
tions. There is a grim purpose back OF
this. The fields in France have seen
the greatest use ever made OF cold
steel. and it is vital that the American
soldiers be at least the equals in skill
and strength of their German oppon-
ents when they meet. The committee
hopes to develop personal interest
among the men in proficiency in bayo-
net exercises through employing it as
a sport BETTING soldiers.
Singing also will be encouraged
among the troops. Already theatrical
concerns are volunteering their aid in
providing amusement for the men. Mo-
ton picture films also will be en-
ployed. The troops will be kept in
touch in this way with the work OF
other camps and with conditions among
American or other forces at the fight
ing front
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-21
Glynn to Open Council
Of Foreign Relations
Noted Speakers to Address
Conference at Long Beach.
Nav % to juno I

Ex-Governor Martin II. Glynn will
preside at the first session of the Ma
tional Conference pn the Foreign Rela-
tions of the United States TO be held
at Long Beach from May 2S to June /, it
was announced yesterday. The address
of welcome will be delivered by Presi-
dent Nicholas Murray Butler of CO.
lumbia University, and Charles Evans
Hughes will speak on The Future Of
international Law"
Oscar 5. Straus, chairman of the
Public Service Commission, will pre-
side NJ the second session, and the
speakers will be David Jayne Hill,
former Ambassador to Germany; Ar
thur Billiard, of Washington; Fred
erick Roy Martin, assistant manager Of
The Associated Press; John Temple
Graves, of "The New York American:
Frank II. Simonds, of The Tribune;
Paul U. Kellogg. Editor of "The Sur
vey"; James Byrne. regent Of New
York University; John Bassett Moore.
formerly Assistant SECRETARY of State:
W. l. Hall, of Swarthmore College:
Alpheus Snow. OF Washington; Felix
Adler, of the Ethical Culture society;
Samuel T. Dutton. secretary of the
Worlds Court League; Ex-Governor
Simeon Baldwin Of Connecticut and
Henry A. Wise Wood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-21
News in Brief

The body Of George Dantel. special
pstrolman who was drowned in the Hudson
on April 90. was found of Sixtieth Street by
the police OF Harbor A.
James ~ Kelly, an East Orange con-
tractor. who recently accused Aldermen
George VI. Baker and Thomas J. Lee. OF New
ark. with accepting a bride. will be served
with papers in a suit for 100000 damages.
according 10 counsel for Baker, who was ac-
quilted Of the charge.
A reception will be given at the Waldorf
Astoria Thursday evening by the Ohio So
ciety OF New York for the students OF
Marietta College and Miami University who
are leaving TO join the American Field
Ambulance Corps In France.
Fifty residents Of Staten Island whose
hobby Is riding we're. sworn in as deputy
shsriffs q. Richmond and received gold-plsted
badges. They had declined an invitation 70
Join the Home Defence League
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-05-21
Business Mems League
Has 6 in View as Mayor
Possible Candidates Are Men
of Executive Ability, T. F.
Mccoy Says

The Business Mems League has mar
rowed its consideration OF possible can
didates for the next Msyoralty cam
paign TO six men.
81 do not feel at liberty 10 announce
the men we are considering" said
Thomas F. Mccoy. chairman Of the
committee on candidates, yesterday,
"but / can say that they have the re-
spect and confidence Of the whole bust
ness community because Of their repu-
tation for executive ability and for
what they have accomplished in the
way of business management.
"The business men in the league feel
that the time has arrived when hard
business sense and sound practice are
vitality needed in our city government
rather than lot Of ridiculous and ex-
pensive theories"
The platform of the league. which
will be announced in few weeks, will
be drafted solely by those who have
had business experience. The execu-
tive committee will meet this evening
at the leagues headquarters, 80 East
Forty-second Street.