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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-08

5lonbar Der oeriu6ter 2lrgriff fpurbe
bon uniersm Geuer I'm &eim erittdt.
Sn ben peri6ieoenen gttiOnen ma3teu
mir 202 9efangene.
Die Gron3OfeH ertIdren
alIe &Hgriffe ber Deuta
f6eu abgei4Iagen 5u
baben.
puris, 7. Suni. Die am 9On'
neritag pom &riegsmtntitertum erluiz
fene oFfi3ieQs Getanntma9unS Idutet
ME fOIgt:
voSn Der noroneItlicb BON St.Gueu'
tin geIegsnen 9e9enO OerIu4te um
Nitterna9t cine itarte oeuti4e 5rups
penabtbeiluRg einen Qngriff an elmer
5Sront non ungsfGbr 600 gdrbs. Der
2lngriff brad aber unter unlerem
Tsuer 5uiammen.
rR0roli6 Don bem g5euir bes
Somes fanD on Der 6rput iioIi6 DON
5ilain beftiges 2(rtileriefeuer fatt.
rSm Sberel[nb puroe Deitli9 BON
gifel Elm feinbliter 4ugriff nit
Gsidttgteit abgefcbldger.
r3pei fetnoIt6e Tlug3enge puroeu
am 6. Suri nbgsihofen."
Die am 9tbeHO srlaifene tpeiters 9ea
tunntma6ung lautet ME foIgt;
,0Gbrenb bes san5en Sages fdroer
unterbro6ene cher iebr befttge qrtils
lsriegefe6te itott, romentlit fiioIi4
OOn Silaiu, an Oem @bemtu bes
Danes.
SeftIi6er SriegsidnuploB, 6. SUM.
Die feinbIi6e grtilerie mar am re9s
ten lIfer oes Burodr 5IuiIes ie6r ats
tib. gritiThe QOiatiter beIegter SurtG
NIT 8ouben, pG6reHo frdn5Oii'6e
9oli urb qogrooeB bombaroirten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-08

9ienitag flpgen italisrif9e 9lDiatiter
bis nett binter unfere JrOnt. Sm
Strain gelangten fie Bis na8 2emba9
uno in Sirol Biz na1 8o5eu, unb tie
mn6ten nu9 glngriffs an Der 9rer5e
bon &drnten unb i'm &iiitenge6iet. IS
tpurben cine Qf5abl 2eute sst6btet,
Der angeri4tete muterielIe S4aben
mar aber gang un6ebeutenO.
Die 3abl Der 9efongenen
auf 1900 geitieger.
Cine tpsitere am 9onnsrifdg nDm
(. I. &riegsminiiterium erLaifsne 8es
tunntma9ung iagt, bab bic an Ulittz
nod Oou ben StaIteneru erneuerter
2tngriffe, bic ben 3ped baber ioQten,
Die Poiitionen suriit5ueerObern, bic
mir ibuer am @pHtag nbgenommsn,
ebsHio erTuIslos paren, fpie am Sage
norber. Sett benz L. Nai baben bic
Seiterrsi6er an Der acknowledgement
N000 8efnngere gemodt. Die Bee
taHntma9ung loutet ME folgt:
PIN Siorso feBts an Dlittpo6
Gbenb Der Set1b nit Der gr6btsH
Sartrddigfeit fcine 8erriibungeu fort,
bic ppn urs am Wsortag geuormeuen
POfittonen I'M isbeu 9rets tpisoer3u>
ero6ern. 9as S6laatfelb bon Sas
miano mar pieber Der S6GupIaB els
neg gang fiiratsrIi6en Samples.
Die RaFsnarsrifFs Der StaIiensr
bra8en i6erda nit ii6eraus f5persn
Derluiten fir ben 5einb 5ufommeu.
9rsiBig OffiSiere urb 500 Waur blie1
BEN als @efdngene in unIersn SGnben
suriid. Die 3abl Der felt benz Y. Iui
gsmudtsn 9efargensu lit bamit auf
usbr aIs $1,000 gsitiegen.
.Sm 8oil>5bol purbe EN- itaIierts
f1ss &fflug5sug ubgeT6oFsn urb
bic beioen SrfnFer Durben uHperIeBt
gefanger eeuomren.
.am ielben Sage orungsn unTere
Sruppen in feinbIide 9OIitipren in
Der 9egenb Der brei 9iuner Elm. 4m
Wtittpp6 uuterbisIt bic fsinblihe Grs
tilerie Elm le6bnftes Geuer i'm Sasus
M SbdI unb auf bem SIatsau Der
Sisben @smeinbeu.
Siib6itIi6er &riegsihaupIdb: Siioz
0itli6 BON gerat n gllbunieH 6ubeu
unIsre Sdubtrupper fsirbIihe 4bthsis
lunseR i'm dunn S6oI 5urIdgetries
ben.
R m, 7. Suni. 0as sriegsminis
iterium bat an 9orreritug Die fols
esnSe pff3ieqs 9etarntma6urg ers
IoITsn:
r2tn Der SrentiniIden Grsn5e fars
BEN uprmaIs 9lrtilerie1efette urb
tlsiue 3uiammsuit0bs suiI6eu pa
trui1en itatt. 8d6renb Der Rodt
mudts Der Teino i'm gaars Sbal ei.
ueu Harlem 9tnsriff. er puroe aber Sus
riidgei6lassn.
r9tn Der SuIiider 5ront tou5eutrir'
te bic feinbIite 9lrtilerie, oersn Teusr
in suereii6er 8eiIe pon uniereu Bat
terien 6snntpurtet purbe, ipis sep06n-
lid ibr 6euer auf @Dr5 uno anoert
bsppbnte Srts auf Der GbeHe.
.Guf benz Gorio mar am Ueittipod
Der 6eino, Der rur9 pieIe frii6e5rup'
pen peritdrtt poroeu mar, ungep0hn'
lid uggreiiip. Gr maate 6eftige 2tui
eriffe auf uuisre poiitioueu an be,
Qnb0be DAT, iiibli6 opn 9eriir biz
| an Die SGuIer auf Der Qn66be 81 Oft
LID BON Saminuo. Disie Puittioneh
purbsn por be- Snfauterie Der 81
SipiIipn m Der enereiIbiHu Weii
pertbeibigt. Die S6Inht ouuerte mt
rpshielnbem Srfulgs bic gau5e gtoht
am 4beno mar absr Der Setuo pol
itGnoig 5uridgeIbIdser uro Die pcii
tiunen befdnbsn Ii5 mod feit in uuit
rsn SdRSsh Gu9 eth anSerer poi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-08
Cine ssme srskc Sffexiine
9aben bic gritsu In BeIs
sisu fab!i4 pOngp.rR
hRn nnnef
0 { 9 0 n n { n


2onbo 7. Juni. Cine ON
Donneritas Wittdg erlaFue offiieIls
SetaHntma4ung Iautet ipie folat:
.Wir sriffen am 9onnerffaa Nor
gen iurJ nn4 brsi llbr bic beutifen
poiitionen duf ben WsTines Dpts
i6aete Soben on elmer Grout BON
mebr ols neun R.ilen on. @ir baben
iibsrdl unf.r erfss 3isl erreitt unb
unfsre 9ruppeu MAIDEN an Der gan3.n
Jront befriebigenbt Gorti6ritte.
Cine iDeitere ON abenb erlnfTeus
Seionttmoduns Iauitt pie foIst:
.llnftre Dp1atioRrn iibtirb BON
Dpern fnb iudbrtnb bes sunsen cages
in metbobifder Wtif, forissfebt NOR.
ben unS Uaru pOIlftdubis bon grfols
setront.
Die WrHints @pir5a.te 55ten,
bic i.it mebr oIs % Sobrsn uufer.
poIitipnen in bsm gpernz9orfpruna
tebertift bdber, ipurben am Rpreen
BON unfsrm 9ruppen erfiirmt. T1ii
bieiem Gnsriff no1meu mir bic Dor
fer Wefinss unb Dpti6oet unb bas
feinolife 0ertbsioisunss Spftem,
sinf6Iisbfi4 mebrerer iinrt befeiiiater
B6loer. an elmer Sront bon neuu
Wsilsn, bic ii5 BON fiioIid pom Ga
double Bad Biz n0rblid bonn Sorrel
Sera srifredt.
~Spdter am Sag eireen unfers
Sruppen nbermnIs gum 2lneriff iiber
unb nabmen bns 9orf Stfitaperr.
uHb bic f.inblihsn gr6ben Sfflif pon
bem 8orf an elmer Jroni BON msbr
als flint Tsilsn.
.@Gbreub biefer Sp,ration.n brat
Elm feinblidsr Gessnansriff, Der oui
bem iiibIiden sbsil unier.r nsu,n
9uiiticnsn perfu4t Ssirb.. untsr un'
Tsrsm 4rtillerisf.uer sufarhmen.
Der 5.inb srIitt in bisier admpfen
ffipers 0erliite. P.ben Teinen Der
luFten on 5ootsn unb Nepuubeten
fuitsn mir Big nm bolb flint lihr
Mbnbs mshr nls 5000 GeFana.ne a,.
maft. 2lu6 'ielsn uns cine arsnhI
Gef6iibe. W1ireafuerfer unb Tloihi,
nsnaei6iibe in Die SGnee.
.Rtnn f.inblihe 1lug,sua. tpurber
ON Wiittuot BON uns ;erif6ri. SeAa
uui,rsr Rnihirrn iperbsn psrmist.
Riefigs artilt.riemaffsr
Tn Milton.
Die gritsn bnitsn bei ibrtm aneriFi
auf bic beutf6en priiiionsn uussfdby
20 qrosent mebr artillsris. tauptIGd1,
lid iplhs Don iGperem HnIiber, In
aiticn. als. in esr arras S6laht.
Der sfngriff btaonn bamit. bat
m.hr ole cine RiIion gfuub Don Or
ptoiibItcfFen unisr ben porber,n oeut'
fen pofitipnen ,um srplobir.n sebradt
purbt. ,poburt 1rcbe aonfUiicn II
ben Reihsn Der 9sutfGtn psrurinh
iuurbs. GO 1T 6i,s bic sr6bts Iin.n'
Operation. bic ismnls in Der Erisss'
s.I6i6te p,rIutt pnrbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-08

Solpsrtanone, Is RaIdinenseidiBs
unb mebrsre 9rdnaieulpsrfer srbeutst.
,gn Der gront bss Gr5ber8Oss al'
br.4t 5at ii4 ri4ts Di4tisss srsis-
net.
.stdt britifhe Glug,euge Durbsn IN
8ampfen, bic IN Der 2uit ftattfanben.
dbgei9oHen, ems baDon BON bsm2euts
nant gob, Der bamit ieineH "a. Sieg
in Der Cuff errang.
v9ln Der 6itIiden Gront uno In
Ma3ebOnisu bat ii9 ui4ts Di4tisss
sreisnst.
4m 46enb tpurbe bon Der obtriter
5e.rssIsitung bic folssnbe psitsre Be
tanutma6uns etlafieu:
.Sn bem Wpfdaete @oripruns
III Der fgeinb in uniere porbtriten
grdbn unb 3onen ,insebrunsen. Sis
SdlaGt tobt nc9 IN Der bsitisitsn
Weiis Gin uHo ter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-08
Der amerifamii9e Iaapier
uJnpitsr"
@h 1o,500 sorusn Dei5sn unb ans
bersu 8orrdtben fir bic amerifa.
HiI6eu 9ruppen an 9orb,
ltHb bon sinem &riegsftiff begleitst
in siusm frans0Fiteu 9afsH ana
getommsH.

8uf6inst6u, .. G., 7. Suni.
Der Rarineietrstdr Daniels tiinbists
am Sonneriiag an, baB Der Der.
Stnuten aObIsnbampfer .Supitsr" ,
nit 10500 Sounen Dei3sn uno nnbe'
rsn @orrdt6eu an 9orb, uno pon etS
mem amert.nriiten ariessitiff bes
sIeitet, IN Jruntrei5 angstpmmeu Tsi.
9as SaiFf bsrIieb stnen ameritnri=
f6sn Safeu, O5ne bab Jenaub Elm:
Abnung babpu bate, Dobiu ss be,
ftimu1t lei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-08
9SiGtise SDfHn,ente
5cIler aus oem ausrDGrtiger &mt m
CT. petersburg peri4DunoeR
Ieiu.

glmfterbdm, iber Nonoon
7 Suni. Die .6amburger gsa9'
rihfen" perDffentIitteU einen nn9eoF
Iic5 aus ruiitiatr 9ueIleu itammen'
pet geriat aus Stod5olm, oem5ua
foloe bic Original 9ertrdge, petde
arpfI6en RuBlaup uub ben peltll9en
Rddten felt BEN SABRE 1913 abse'
IbloIen porben pdren, aus Ssfr dllss
lpdrtiaeu 9lmte in st.. PETERSBURG
perI6nauoen. Gds 9erii6t brtH9t
oos @erI6pinOsu Der 0otumsnie mtt
mpiteriDIeu GiHbrii9eu i'm duSpars
fioen glmt unO in goti6fftssebduoeH
in Der ruFti9en SuupttnSt1 IN Der.
btneung
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-08
fiir ben
Gmpfana arnerifaai'
iber 2ruppca
8erben bereits in 5rant'
reid astrOffen.

gorts, 7. Suni. Der rWatin"
iaot, oaB 8or6ereitungen fiir ben Gm'
pfan9 ameritanii9er Zruppen getrot'
fen rperoen; baB Eager fiir 5nianterie
uuo glrtiIlerie bergerittet puroen uuo
bereits Elm JlugplaB fir umeritanti9e
gpidtifer etabIirt poroeu lei.
Die 3eitung, bic uu1 bic antunft
oes amerituniiten 5ruuspOrtlditTes
.Suptter" antiinOigte, iagt oies bes
beute, oab in Der rittiseu 8eiie nit
Der 8erpreOiartirur5 oer amerttonl'
i9en 4rmee bsgonueH Deroe, ebe bic
1ruppen antpmmeu, 10 ouB Die ame'
rttaner nitt n5tbis bu6en, bic Ge'
bensmitielporrGtbe Der 5ran5oieu n
Qnipruh Al ne3men.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-08
9a6en Ole Briten gegen ole oeut(dcn Se((ungen lo=
(i6 Oon Ypern 6cgonne1l
Der Hnsff wuds NIT dem Spsnssn von lnsn u den dsu0n
Poltonen snssIsIet,
ae init me9r ais ner aion yunn Grlobhon seaOen Darsn

@rim Die Ram:
ba
hdlsf41 mf
Staisr na aEn
eHsNm fahn MAIDEN ~stdt a5H Hs'Is' sn'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-08
&rontabt 5atft4 ber Pro ;
piforif4eu RegisrunS
bebingungslos uus
tertpprfen.


CT. petersburg, 7. SUM-. -
Die Ioaepannte Repu5lit &rouitaot
unt.rparf fi4 am 2Onnsrias bes
binaunasIos Der proDiioriiten gaegiez
rung. Der Griebens Sompdtt Durs
be BON Qtnatole 2omanoii, benz prdlis
benteu bes giatbes Der SoIbdtens uuo
qtbeiter Delsgateu BON GroHibd6t
unb ben beiben io5ioItiiiI6en ytits
aIieSern Der prpbiIoriitsn Aegierung
in ct. petersburs, Sso6elefi nno
aisrstslIi, untersei4ntt.
Die llnterbdnblunesR ipuroen 5us
erIt NIT Der gIetutiDe in arouitaot
aefiibrt, bann ponbten Ii5 bic Ulinis
iter an ben gan5en Ratb unb bteIs
ten f6lisBli9 gniprofen an bic auf
ben Strabsn onsdammeIts YOIiss
menge.
Sn ber Berstnbarurg beibt e.:
,Sn 1lebsreinftimHaHg NIT Der
Gnrftef6ung elmer U&alOritdt bes
Ratbes Der Solbdter, uub 4rbeters
Selsgaten In ct. pttersburg ber5us
fOlse bic ssseniDdrti9: PrODiiOrii4e
!Rssisrung nit boiler GutpritGt be'
tlsiSet lit, ertenren al5 mir bisis
QutoritGt an
gs puroe ferntr bsrsinbart, boB
bi. gibiIosripaItung Don &rOuftabt
Der propiforii8eu aesisnrns in ct.
Petersburg peranttpottIid IN, uno
bab bieier bas RefJt Der 8eitdtigung
Der Wabl ber M2itglieoer Der Der,
tpd[tuua suffeht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-08
Or sSptimaifer albram 3
Glfus
gpugsrnnG&g garfsdbs
dersiff.

Bern, z. Suni. Der friiStrs
uncertainties 9Oii6oftsr in aonitdn'
iinop.l. sIbrnm Z. Gltus. 1T am Don,
eriip NIT fsiner Sdmilis unb f,irtm
Giate iibtr gsnf ndb paris dbeefdbs
rtu. Man srfpdrts. sab e an greitaJ
glorssn Saltlbt autrzsmA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-08
0Netterberi@t.

sir O6io unb bus tpsfli6e
pennIplDanisn: Sriibes Bstter am
syreitag; am Samitag pahri4einIi4
Stri9regen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-08

i'm WitlGrben eer gu be6r o Der fran3Dfe Ularinss
n nt re glaubu bag Suut6o ameranten
9e Der G0nung b GIaB2ob ngHeH 3aROtags gaben bic Q6
2obaI Qn9du8te on 8eu6e R berebtu &usbrud
TIDE nb unO INNER 9eid b6en pO SroB gema6uugsr
a6eugen Oab i 5 Sea in GraHtret4 finOsR nntsr-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-08

ipiif5.nter 9tmofrot IN, bsgiiuitigt sr
bic 9lufloIung Rublnnbs in isparate
Staaten, ipie iie 5ur 3eit Der SuDdiiOn
Der Surtdrsn bsitdnben. ST itellte in
9l6rebe, bab man 6eabi6tige, &riegss
f6iffs sgsn bic 9auptitaOt ab8dsns
ZEN.
csn Der Siabt herrfdt b6uige Rube,
Gber bic gropnsanbiften sntfuItsH cine
oubergetpo6nlide Sbdtigtett. 4m
9ienitag fpurbe cine Seputation na4
bem &ronitabt gsgenii6erliegeubel
Sranienbaum sefnrbt. I'm bic borti>
gen giirser auf3ufDrbtrn, i3re llndbs
tdngigtsit bon Ct. petersburg 81
protlamiren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-08
0g mnckandde Urap5porl0amhr .]npdu"
Oon enem lJa Staten Kegsif eS6ortit uNO md lO,jOO
0Onnen ll)e5en unO anoreR l(0rrd5en 6daOen
Sm eimem fram56iiidem 0afem am9efonmem.
Sic Surrdtbe iinb fir Die nad)tpmmebem aterifauiidem
Sruppen beitimntt.
Gs Dar Der ameritanii6e 9ampier ,Silber Sbea"
!; Sm einem from50iiidem @afem angelo
no fir Die mabtummenbem anertfaui
Srmppem beitimittt.
Gs Dar Der ameritauii6e sampfer ,siluer sbea"

Der bas gefedt nit einem Sau6boOt
miniiter, @bmiraI 2acu3e -
S4tff psrientt pOr0en lit. -
seOrbnetsn Der Rsi9slaube i6r
sic srtlGrten, OaB iie 9eut
GraBOIsH unb 2tnbersr, re gu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-01

Our regular i.5o grade in full range of colors, including black and white. soft. serviceable, pretty fabric for winter dresses for women and children. This of- fer of 1.19 per yard cannot be replaced to sell at the present price.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-01

Our 2.50 grade of imported pure dyed taffeta from the mills Of the well known C. ]. Bennett Kobe Company of France. Guaranteed by to you because of the substantial guarantee which the manufacturer makes us.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-01

Our best i.ss quality in a. range of thirty five good colors, including black and white Such a low price for good. all. silk georgette crepe has never been mention cd in Birmingham before. You must by all means see this.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-01

An event of MORE THAN PASSING INTEREST. Tn vember This 10-day sale will be the MOST AGGRESSIV THOUGHT OUT movement in fabrics we have ever aun TIVE-they will tempt the most prudent to buy. We quo can but if what you want isn't in print do not think is For it would be impossible to quote all the great SILK being offered in this sale
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-01
Remnants Silks, UelUets, cl,ifOns 5oc yd.

Odds and ends find resting place shelves counters. Everything of this kind goes at sacrifice in price, Today we are to clean up all odds and ends in silks velvets and chffons as feature of this Novem Der Fabric Sale You will find that 59c is almost give away price the fabrics included. Do not expect the fabrics in this group to last longer than noonto be safe come before 10 o'clock-'twill pay.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-01
Original georgette
 satins $3.95 yd.

Our regular price for this beautiful fabric is 500 yard. This weave has been approved as the fashionable dress satin for fall and winter by the leading modistes of Paris. Our display offers complete color range and every yard pre- sents substantial savings.
 Choose navy taupe, callot blue. amethyst, dark green seal brown, white and black
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-01
Fine silks Dress patterns skirt lengths $1.5O yd.

Here event that will gladden. hearts, for it represents exceptional opportunity to buy handsome silk dress silk for separate skirt at small cost The quality of silks satins being superior to any at 15O purchased before. There is splendid variety of plain silks and atns and novelty stripes and paids and would advise you to early for such giving as this is sure to be short lived.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-01
Yard wide taffeta
 $1

,s .,,rr i88 grade of celebrated Gold Band black priyafeta- Not large quantity-but perhaps wataough to last throughout the first day. For rat4ais reason thrifty women going to be here wn,ariy-be among them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1917-11-01
NOTE! Carry your purchases

We ask that purchasers in this sale of fabrics, as far as possible, take their purchases with them-it will not be hard for those who have automobiles and the smaller parcels will not embarrass others It seems proper also to re- quest purchasers not to ask for goods on ap- proval None will be taken back for creditre- fund or exchange.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-25
GREATEST AUSTRALIAN BOXER
OF ALL TIME NOW APPEARING
AS ACTOR i'm LOCAL. THEATRE.

the continent TO do battle with
RUBY Robert"
The "Nonpareil" was a big favor
Ito in the Northwest. He was back
ed heavily in these parts. and II is
said that his defeat at the hands Of
Fitzsimmons broke his heart. At
any rate. he returned to Portland
broken In spirit. A short time
later his health gave way and his
remains lie buried IN cemetery
near Portland.
But getting back TO the Fitzsim-
mons OF today. Bob believes that
his son has the makings OF as
great a fighter as he was IN the
gala days Of his career as a mas
ter OF the padded mitts.
The old champion looks with dis
favor on the short. no-decision
bouts OF the present day. Guaran.
tees. he declares. are running one
OF the grandest sports OF all time.
Al that. however. unlike John l..
Sullivan. Bob readily admits that
there are boxers OF today every bit
as good as those OF the past. altho
he doesn't see great deal in the
8spirants for Jess Wizards crown
that now hold the spotlight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-01-25

Despite the noise made nowadays
about Les Darcy. the greatest Aus.
trallRn that ever drew on a padded
mitt or stepped into roped arena.
Is nov In our midst
We refer 90 Robert F1txnlmmonH.
who Is appearing this week at the
pantaEes theatre with his son. Dob.
ir.
Like Darcy. E1,xslmmons came
10 these shores heralded as a
phenom. He never got half the
publicity that Darcy has received.
however. Also. like Darcy. FIiz-
simmons was middleweiEht. but
We are inclined 20 believe that. un.
like Darcy. Rita won the heavy
weight championship OF the world.
With all duo respect for Darcy's
proves aA gladiator. We are OF
tho opinion that F1txaimmons has
gone his fellow-countryman one
better.
True. Ftxsimmons. like Peter
Jackson. In not native OF Aus.
tralla. Ito was born in England.
but made his first flstio appear
anoe Rt Jcm Maee's tournament IN
New Zealand In 1850. lie started
on the road TO pugilistic fame then
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CHIP
FIRST TO MEET
DARCY
nv a. C. HAMILTON

United Press STAFF Correspondent,
NEW YORK. Jan. 2b.--Some
,ime today. Tim O'Suilivan. man
aEer OF Les Darcy. expects 10 apply
his signature 10 a set OF articles
calling for Darcy's frat ring APP
peRrnnce in this country the night
OF March s. Darcys first oppo-
nent is expected TO be George Chip.
altho the articles also call for
clashes with Billy Miske or Al Nc.
Coy. Darcy. however. has indieat-
cd his desire TO meet Chip again.
and Newcastle George probably
viii be the lucky. or otherwise. guy
GRAFT Hugh Browne. tho new
tenant OF Madison Square Garden.
already has approached O'Sullivan
with an offer OF $50 900 for a ten.
round nst-to. and o'Sullivan nicked
II off In a big hurry. At first he
quihblcd 4 bit over the time
stretch between now and March 8.
but he finally agreed II was not
such a long time after all.
Darcy viii begin work immcdl.
ately.
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.X-HEAVY
CHAMP TO
REFEREE

Tommy Burns, former heavy.
weight champion OF the world. Will
referee the two main bouts tomors
row night at the Moose boxing
show in Dreamland No judges will
be used in assisting Tommy de-
clare the winners.
Burns arrived in town last night.
The advance sale OF tickets has
been very heavy. and IL appears
that one OF the largest crowds to
ever turn out for a boxing card will
be on hand when the doors ara
thrown open tomorrow night. Re
ports from various training quar-
ters are TO the effect that the mfft
singers are primed for the set-tos.
More secrets,
Eddie Pinkman, local light weight
pugilist. banker. boulevardIer and
pet OF the cabarcts. is a vegetarian.
oh. goodness yes. little Eddie
hasn't touched meat for nigh onto
two whole weeks. He admits Il
himself.
Il feel that IT Is helping me con.
siderable" he stated this morning,
upon his return from a light run
on the road. | have become strong.
or and lost weight at the same
time"
frankie Burns. the Oaklander,
stepped on the scales at Austin 4
Salts gym yesterday afternoon.
and. according TO Lonnie Austin.
tipped the beam at 1884 pounds.
frankie declares he stands ready
TO make l35 pounds for any light
weight in the Northwest. or will
make 1873 pounds for a title bout
with Muff Bronson.
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Western Athletes
Make 'Em Notice

NEW YORK, Jan. 25.-Two
Western athletes. Robert Simpson
and Joie Ray have two more rec
ords TO their credit today. Ray
smashed world record in the NIL
rose Athletic association mileand-
a-half run last night and Simpson
clipped some time off two Ameri-
can indoor hurdle records. Ray did
the mile and half In Gas. two
fifths OF a second better than the
old mark Simpson topped the TO
yard low hurdles in 8 Is seconds.
a fifth of a second better than Jack
Eller's record.
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Hangs Up a
New Hurdle Record

CHICAGO. Jan. 25.--MIss Mabel
Mcconnell. junior coed at North.
western university. today establish
cd a worlds record for the b0.yard
woman's hurdles. going over the
obstacles in $ Is seconds. A few
minutes later she equaled the
school record. 80 20 seconds in the
220.yard dash.
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Richie Mitchell
Calls Off Melee

MILWAUKEE,. Jan. 25.-Riehie
MItchells bout with Johnny XII
bane. scheduled 10 20 ten rounds
February s at Cleveland. is off. be-
cause OF broken knuckle in
Mitchelrs right hand. The Nil.
waukee fighter will be out OF the
game six weeks at least
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Dave Hillyard Is
After More Kale

BUTTE. Jan. 25.-Dave Hillyard.
hard-hitting outfielder of the local
n. w. league baseball club. is a
holdout Hillyard was given q
trial with Vernon in the Coast
league last fall, but was turned
back 10 Butte.
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Country Hay and Grain
prices paid wholesnlerl
Amateur Ice Games
Set for Friday Eve

Two amateur ice hockey melees
are billed for tomorrow night in the
Arena. The Auto club takes on the
u. OF w. septet, while the S. A. C.
lads will CROSS sticks with the Elks,
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Bob Moha Signs to
Box Tommy Gibbons

MILWAUKEE,. Wis. Jan 25.-
Rob Moha. Milwaukee lightheavy-
weight. signed last night 20 mcc,
Tommy Gibbons. 81. Paul. here on
February g. The Moha-Jeff Smith
bout scheduled for that date is can
celcd.
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North Yakima Race
Program Given Out

NORTH YAKIMA, Jan. 25.-The
racing program for the state fair.
10 be staged here the third week
in September. will consist of purses
amounting to $4,000 for the 10
events. No money will be offered
for running races.
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WHO IS He?
We're Looking for the
Most Popular Sport in
Seattle; Help Us Hunt

HoR the first time since he en-.
n tered the contest, c. q. Paul
son has dropped out Of the
lead.
RUDE Walden's friends came thru
with bang yesterday, and as re-
suit RUDE heads the list. He is fol-
lowed by Ralph Junker. and then
comes Paulson. In third place. Char.
lie Hulen has topped Joe Walsh.
Battling" Bunker broke Into the
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BY EDWARD HILL

Orleans. Jan. ~. 1891.
Old.time fight fans In Seattle
will recall the Dempsey.Fitzsim-
mons fight. for at the time Demp-
eey was making his home in Port.
land. and made the long trip across