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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-10-05

pace. Follow" he ordered addition
ally, as the dog suddenly diverged
from its course and turned down a
broad alley. Then, as our forerunner
reached an iron fence inclosing gar
den and crowded through between
two pickets, Marvel spoke one quick,
imperative word: Stop" leaped out
of the machine and ran up to the
fence
| could see beyond him. The dog
had burst into joyful bark, and al.
most instantly a stout woman, evil
IDENTIFY servant, crossed my range of
vision. She caressed and talked to
the leaping animal and walked TO the
fence, as if expecting that the ami
mails arrival prefaced that of it's ex-
pected master. She came directly up
to Marvel, the fence between them.
He spoke TO her and she answered
him, took look down the al
ley, and, turning, went back towards
a pretentiOus appearing mansion
facing the avenue.
Drive to the next street and wait
for us Marvel said to the chauffeur.
and beckonod me to join him..
We will get around to the front
Of the house." he remarked. as We
completed the length OF the lane, and
turned to carry out this plan. That
is the home of the dog. | asked the
woman you saw if the dog belonged
there"
And she said yes?"
With the addendum that its owner
was the nephew of her master, and
she wondered why he did rot come
home with the animal, as he usually
did"
Ii was no task to locate the front
of the lot where the dog had run to
cover. 1t was an imposing stone
structure. We halted in front of il,
and my friend read aloud the name
engraven on the broad old-style sill
yer plate on one of the ornamental
front doors:
Arnold Buckingham"
Then Resilius Marvel looked at me,
and my eyes meeting his expressive
glance, full of wonder, reflected some
what manifest surprise, If not
positive shock in his own.
There was not better name at the
banks than that of Arnold Bucking-
ham. Resilius Marvel knew it from
hearsay, and | from practical knowl-
edge of financial responsibility rated
way up in the millions. There could
not help but be direct challenge in
my face. My companion simply
shrugged his shoulders.
Come" he said, his course of pro-
cedure boldly formulated in his mind
within the space of minute, and he
led the way up the steps, rang the
front door bell and stepped inside the
vestibule.
wondered what strange freak OF
fate had led us to this lordly mansion,
to the presence Of man retired from
active business with a royal fortune.
his honored record a synonym for
high business integrity. his name
good for the entire reserve of our
bank. ! wondered. too, how my
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-10-05
Meaning of "Purim."

The word ''purim," the name Of the
great annual festival Of the Jews,
means "lots" This feast commem-
crates the preservation of the Jews In
Persia from the massacre with which
they were threatened by Haman (Es-
Their 81. They gave the name purim or
lots" to commemorate the festival be-
cause he had thrown lots to ascertain
what day would be suspicious for the
massacre.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-10-05
Woman May Be Auctioneer.

Although there is no record that a
woman has ever been an auctioneer. 1t
is on record that in May. 1912. the
then mayor Of New York. Mr.. Gaynor.
answered an inquiry addressed to him
by a woman by saying that there was
nothing in the law to prevent woman
from becoming an auctioneer. Strange
enough, it was a milliner who made
the inquiry.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-10-05
s0oTHEs ITCHING scALPs
And Prevents Falling Hair Do cuticura
Soap and Ointment.

On retiring, gently rub spots Of dan
druff and itching with Cuticura Oint-
ment. Next morning shampoo with
Cuticura Soap and hot water using
plenty Of Soap. Cultivate the use Of
Cuticura Soap and Ointment for every
day toilet purposes.
Free sample each by mail with Book.
Address postcard, Cuticura, Dept. L,
Boston. Sold everywhere.-Adv.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-10-05

Ia bic Compound
b e cause during
Change of Life 1
was in bed two
years and had two
operations, but all
the doctors and op-
erations did me no
good, and L would
have been in my
grave today had it
not been for Lydia
Z. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-10-05
Good for the Liver.

Spinach and dandeliOns used in small
proportions daily for 81 days will cor
rect liver complaints.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-10-05
IT'S IMPERATIVE

that you keep a bottle of Mississippi
Diarrhea Cordial in your medicine
chest. In constant use for fifty years.
Price 25c and 5Oc.-Adv.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-10-05

It's a pity a man can't get a pair of
suspenders to hold up his reputation
as well as his suspenders.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-10-05

Kansas City, No.. has a charter re-
vision movement.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-10-05
CRISIS OF
W0MAN'S LIFE
Change Safely Passed by
Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Wagner, Okla.-'1 never get tired
of praisinp lydia F.. Pinkham's Vege-
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1917-10-05
Obviously

Obviously.
"Who planned the ventilating sys-
tenn for the building?"
"SOme craftsman, l suppose"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-22

Gle Qrtegsuameu Der @eiue, Gie
Qurem6uroer. lie pom ben Dsltgtthlhta
lihsn GrtianiTtn nur g~tItreiit perbtn,
unb linen 9ielFdh 5ultbeu ME burh bic
gtdier eints Sdll4tenmuItunls. gtbsn
fd pisle Miibe, ibrsn neilsa bissidbriGeR
Wtintn thte 9ritgsMarttn 81 bfrleibsn,
nm tic in Gong 81 briRgtn. DIR 1861
In tlntr mbelanntsn Gage iol IN gnas
tlrli5.n Sufanpe" b. !. btrb ano uns
at,udtrt, ,SiNotRbnrg@ beibeH. Sos
balb er iid o6tr rotrbtTtrt4 3eiqt, b. B..
atsadert 1T uno feline 5erbbsit atgtn
Sibiafttt tiueetauInt bot. miro or
.9oifre" betBen. einiss WtiRbautrtis
bsnbt ali Der g2oI,l habeu ihttn nsutn
@tinpflan5unsm du4 ttisetrlife Be-
seihnunotn perliebeR. Gin guttr nSins
oeaburgpeinberg" 1T in gutter Gage ielt
5tpd SabrsH Iaoa belaHnt,
9ie gsiener nRiueriitdt int brits
fen a~riessinbr. Sic Suifriptiouen
fit bag h,urige MintsrIemtitft Uetitn
fir ben erItu Stubisniabrgana oger Sac
fultaisa taum 500 ueas Stubentsn duf.
Die unibsrftGt pirb %insaeiamt sttpa
400O 65rtr ba6sn ptJsn 10000 in leBs
Ten T~rieoen6iabr. 5n DitieH 1000 iiHb
abr ffon bic 1000 ifu0legsnaan Tr1aen
NIT %tinbtgrifisu, inter 6sael iid beipNs
berg bifle ats, ben pom artfd Gin utis
item befroffsuen llHioerIitdten 65srnoipis
uno Qemb.rq btftnotn. De- 8etdn Der
epanaelIhtn i1eololiiAm Tataitdt,
groftHor 9r. Beth isilif bti itiasr 5n'
auauraiien NIT, OaB Die 9orer}aH taaT
brti Dubtno bttraes. Die prot itaHt.
iden Observation-Disclosures Fqen fali
in%satidrrt aaf bas @orrtdt 1fr 9elreli
uas 0om BaFfeneitiit 1fr5iaist lHi
eitHeH an bsr JroHi.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-22

SdiifsperlAte Der ensItiden q. e
9. 9ampfidiifs. 4eielIidaft. Ser ont
6. Qobembsr i'm Mittslmetr auf Der
Seimrtiie btrIentte 9ampftr aarabia'
bieIer qinis bate nuber $4,000 9riss
fen uno 11574 Qatsten fir auitrdliihs
Golbaten In GEgiano unb Srantrsih
cine rertbole Gabuag ON 9oro. Die
qapunp beTanb bouptTd6lih aug Wtis
sen un6 Mont bon QuItralisn, glsi une
dineEIhtr Geibe aus aolombo fir
IlurItine (perIi6srt nit 4 Wlia. MarD.
IQtpie aus 3inn unb Sunni aus Den
stratls Settlements. Su gomban mar
cine Qn3a5l qerItn an 8orb gsbradli
iporbsn, barunler etH 6alslhmud i'm
@erte bon elmer bdlbfn Billion aronsu
Bon friibereH S@iTfsbsrluitsn Der 9. &
8. ainIe perbeH aHgefdbrt: 8dmpisf
.Jnbia', bsrIsntt I'm ,nsliidsH Rsai
runasbienn; Bertha, forpsbisrE an 30.
December 1915 i'm Wittsimesr; r@sfs
long, eeIunfsn mad aoliFOH i'm Miis
ttlmar am 8. Sonuar 1915; Mltlogn"
asIprsnat I'm 1ebruar bti Ggper. ano
,.uHtta4, p~trisntt i'm WitisImgtF, in
assitransseisHf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-28

nidt oas @iero 8l mcdicln ion0ern
mlr om 3ulm- ulO SattcI5cug 5u
GnOern.
90 uicI 5un @eritduonib micrcS
unpiiicn0en SenotorS Sltliing mo
rnicrer anelo-omerifoniben Sci.
timgS.Soqegcn, BON Ocncn Die mci-
iten notiirlicb Oie gcriaiilmg Oes
Gcliticbcn &eiGcs nie geIcicn 6abclr
lmO nit conitantcr NoSbcit %rcl.
Beu's @abIredt (GrcifloHen.Spiten)
nit Dem Ocs '&eicbcs ueruebiclu.
@crOen iie nm (einiblieBli1 oeS
Scnators Suiiino, Dem mir Oieien
glrtifel 5ur acnntniB bringen wcr'
OerD oo5u beitragclt ooB ali6 oas
omerifnniide GoIt @iniibt uno gluf-
iAluB erbGlt?
(@crnaniu Scrol0)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-28
llnn5tliac nnO idJd6Iidc Weict0OrIaeem.

Inter oen @eebborlogen tDelde Der &cgislot1ir am
12 SUM 5ur 9eratbung unO glnnabme pcrgecet mer-
ben oaeu bcfiroen iid mebrere oercn gnnobme nid9t
nllein innotbe it, louoern iogur toolid piren miro.
gScSipegcn mir Elm W}orntorut u0bren0 Der Tregs-
bauer einfbren iolen iino penr es oud nur cin be.
droftes ein oIlte fonnen mir ndt enieben 9eutid)'
Iono iit obne Norntorium fertig geDor0en. @ngIano
berce es 81 2nfong oes Sfreges oos W3oratorunl
crIocn Su bobch. Gronfreif pIoet idb beute nod ob
nit 0ent glbbou 0es W1orotoriuis llniere @ed0fts.
unO Snan5oge 1T cine 70 eiinitgc uno beripridt cine
ginitige 5u blcben, neil mir Den NIrtcn Jules lice
fern meu, mas ie broudlen BOB obol1it fein @rilno
lidtbor lit fir oen grIoB eincs Dlorotoriuns g8enn
ocienigen Die fir ocn Niilit1r6enit einee3oeen wer
0cn SdulOen bobcu oalln fam Der Stuot ibncn bic
Gduloen tenlporGr cbncbmen; cs iol ia cine Sutmc
Deriugt ucroc fir Die lln4erItiibtg Der @ngebori-
Gen BON Splooten bic aif 6cren 8eroen oneelueien
nore ocie llntcrltslg f6nnte 70 pe eripeitert per'
oeu 0oB iic aud Die 0edine Der Sfploen Der Sol
ootcn einitliiile.
Gre onoere bermerflide Bin lit Die &orlogc, ueldc
Den Sdul5pon9 nuf9eben oa; nlarl loate meni9iteus
nidt ueiter geben ais 0ob man Dos dupfldtge Ilter
BON uie6er aF IA Sobre berabiest; bis Dor weni'
acl Sobren b0rte Der Sdul8pang NIT Ia So6rcn orf.
Gin 9in0 BON inter IA Sa9reu fam bod nur peni9
glrbet nerridten. 6erner min uls nitt Die gorlagc
aefalen Die ben @oupernetr ertddtigt, ben ArbeitS-
smanq eil5lfiibrei DoS 2an0 bat iif gemg entiest
oariber 6oB Die ocrtbe BerpaItng bon 9elgien Die
orbeitsidcuer 9eleier 5ur Arbet eedpungen bot; es
marc oenn bod unerbort iuerm Der Stnot WtorDlono
lett genou onIiel6e tbun pole Desiuegen man Deitb'
lono idorf berurtbeit bot Cine onOere Dill Die nidtS
cutcs I'M @eioIge bnben fam, lit oie ueIde Corpora
tipnen nod eroberes gedt ecbcn ioa ols iic bisbcr
beieiicn boben Spe5ialpoli5teu onauitelen. @rcBcn
@eeaidoften 5u erolibcn poliaeilide @epoIt ous8n-
iiben, iiebt ou iebr aus nod @rrdhm9 elmer Yaenge
bon &ripottoatcn inuerbaIb Oes 9ofsitddtes, SSenn
groBe Geicaldnften groBeren Ioli8eiibrB brouden,
Damn fam Der Stuot oor ioreen uuO ole Gorporotio
men ipe5ea oofiir belteuern Gie 2lusibung Der po-
8eiidcn GepoIt muB iiuter ocr Dberlehine elmer per
oltportdjen 8crIon ODER geb0roe iteben, oont fein
N1iBbroud nit Der @pl5eiectuoIt eetrieben fuirO.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-28

Gd i'm o &C., %. W{at 1917
Sie GtrabenourcbbruDss@o @onlmilldre Der Stdot
Baltimore MAIDEN Dlernit gendB Der Sori0rils
ten oes Baltimore Sianis@6urterS bcidilnt Dab
ile cine 0etIllirie Hliie aller 3ugelpro0encH
@ntfOd0Quugci, entauocnen llnioiicH mo 6ls
gepro6encn QSertbcrbuDungelt nehli etner ers
tldrenoeu @urtc aIfertgen lteben IN Serbtns
oung nit Der 0unocmnirung, GrDftnnng nno
@erbrciternng Der 0onlcitcnosS sStraRc, bon Der
Surioro Hpno bis 8lr @olfsSraBe, bon t0rcr
ieBiecn 8rclte bon 80 SUB unt cine Nreite BON
66 t5uB, geindB Der am 3. 9luguit 1916 nnters
6eidDneten &eroronnn9 Nr III oeS Wtd0ors
uilo Sinotraibs bon baltimore.
Die 9lulu8cn critreden lD uno nina0en
hcoe Sciien Der SonlelieaoaSttnBe, einblcBs
LID oeren Sctt. bon Der noromelili9iiell Seile
oer 3aroro 9ioao bis 5ur iilooili6ilen Setie
Der ,&olfsSraBe; bic, noromeli!teDlie Selte DC. oer
lid bon !pomeieaos sStloBe; ole itlootltDlle
81 SUB iiibmeiiic6 bon Der 0onleitenozStrabe.
llno Iic eeben biermit fcrncr beldnnt, o1B
beuQe elite ncbit Der erllnrenocn 8arte tnr
bic ,Snfpeltion ullcr odrn intereirten 8erios
nen bercif lit mo odB bic Gonmildre iicb AM
9Unuertag, bcm cinnnoorCiNigiten Sn1c I'M
Wini 1917, I'M If llDr Sorlniiia9s, IN i1rem
Qireuu ilt 6atbbaus r 0cn 3lued oerlanl
meln iperocn ir1eno pclCbe IN beugter Slle
entbdltencn yln9aben 6n reOioiren, ge9en pel0e
4cripnen @iniprcb erbcbcn mo9ct, ole onrln
interelliri 5u ien bebanpten
SubM s.. 9lobincitc,
0cnrA VI. ytthcl,
0arrD VI. 0icutlcg,
@oninliiidre.
@Mgcue 6. OiOOsers,
(0GnfoA On % 2S) Glerf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-28
Wcuroc s. Wicl.

IS itarD am 26. Mai 1917 0eorsc g. @icl,
gelebter @ntte bon Barbara @iel (geborene
@eBner). &erpdllote nno Sreunoe Der SGmlie
ino eiuaeaben. Der Neerbgung bei8lnuoDmen
peldbe am Sicuitag, 20, WiaL Niorqens uDr
bon ieincr 2Sobnuna, Nr. 100, Horo.&atteruns
YnrisADcnuc, aus ndcb Oct St. SniDerinc $
STRIDE. 100 nm 10 llDr en 6eauiemSobumt
fir fcin Scelcnbeil celcbrlri miro, nio haln
auf bcm gpl, @rloier 6rlcoDoie" iiaiitnoet,
!. lNnni9&-2Nl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-28
NcfanntnIadlnnIlrn.
garean bel clc0anDe. anipellurs.

70. Dtul' lHlf
SD ba6e sWpliiatoneu ir ole folgenoen
@rluucglell crbalien:
yiorbol@oe Wdltons llno Ii1lanos9lbenue -
40 s.. Is. &iiellc
la0lors. nnDe Bartlett Srobe 40 s.. g.
Sdmpilcel mo 40 3. y. Wioior.
yir. 4l3 SiiosS6eliersStraBe g.. 10 8. y.
Mnior.
glue @roteiie niiiien INT oocr Dor 10 llbr
&ornlitiags am -. Mai 1917 Deim %cbduoe'
Z. 3, ggrue,
(Niai2S) G5ebduoeaSnipeitor
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-28


gnc eieentbimlide 3epeIbe fou am Sainog aus
g9oibington Sie bon6eIt bon Der Nusfubr omerifa'
niiden @oIOes un0 fbrt an Die gfegiering babe leSt
cntocdt Dob in Den lesten odt W1onoten @olo i'm BE
troae bon fnf5ia Diilonen Dollors icincn g8eg nod
sSopon gefinoen babe sSerner beBt es in Der Dcpee,
in 2on0on bobe man Dos NIT 9efrcntoen pobreenonl-
men uno oie 8efrdtlina ouseeiprodcn oos @oIo
fonnte bcIeid)t iber Sapon nod 8ctiflono fonnlcn.
g8enn mani Iolhe @eoonfen in 2on0on begt rtn
@oibinptun lie ourd Die 2nnoespree an Die eroBe
0odc b11gt idbeift oos elm 3eidcn 5i fem, oob mar
bben un0 oriiben fen grobes Bertrouen 6lr 8unoes'
ireue Sopans bat un0 Iogor idon In5eiden mubrge-
ronlnen boben miB Die uuf cine nlogbc Sostrcllnuna
syopon's bon Der @ntente bttoetten Menn iid] obcr
cine gnndberng 5piifen Sopon iin0 ben Ntittemod)'
ten bol5ebt 0onn 1T bic Aniontllilng bon iopond1cu
3crorern, &anpncnbooten uno 1n0eren groBeren
ArcqSidiffen i'm Wlittemecr, BON Der Der britiidc
9lodo0c glniiter Dor mcbrcren 9ogen i'm Souie Of
Commons iprod fir Die entente beoentliA, iuen r5t
qor qef1brlid). Sapon begorn ben &rieg gegen Stub
lnn0 IN Der eren 6ebrnriDode 1904 nit elnem lit'
Derbofftcn Mnqrff oif Die riiiden aricgSbiffe I'M
5tQcn G8eon Gs f0nie Dos DluiloDer I'M WIittel.
mccr i'm 9eren nit Der oIerreidiidcu iln6 tiirtdcn
sSlote ipeoerbole un0 0a Elm @ebeimbertrog 5md)en
Sopon lulo RuBlon0 beitebt fonpte oic rntide
SdipurSc Meer.Glotte bieleidt gum Nusboen oeS
SdIaecs, ourd ben man Die gande @littelmeerflotte
Der Alrten 5u sertoren boffe berbeige5o9cn meroen
obcr nitt uuberehtigt, oenu @oibuigton oeltct an
0oB man Sopan bort uno in 2onoon mBtroue GS
1T fcrner an beridlidheen, Dab Sopon oen engen g(n
iAhlH Der Der Stootel uno ocs brithcn gBeltrcGcS
an cnnuoer unm0glih nit &tbc betrodten fam, oenn
oiec grobc g8eituadt Der engiid ipredcdben Solfcr
miro Dem G6rqca Der Soparcr 6ren8et 6icbcn obolo
0cr ictige @eltfricg porilber it beionoers mcm CT
nit elmer 3erpplnu.ng Der WaittemGd)te gum abdluc
fonlnen oate. Die Diplomatic idl1gt ongcnblflfd
in alien 2GnSern Der g9eIt GroBe SdIodten gSer mciB
picQct 8pingt sic icBige 8ugcIaItig Der g8cltlagc
sic iapaniI6e Gplonotie, oe 4lone Der Ylttelm1dtc
bindtlif Der Sdaffline eineS groBen @ltel @urppos
0elcn Natgebiet gan5 Stlenoiieit big an oen Hcrden
WlcerbuieH riniHliebe 5u forocrn
General GOet6als bat ett OfFcntdl ertlGrt, bic
S6ec oes gaes bon 1000 ODER 5000 Sttffen ois SoIS
e cine birnperbronnte Gr gcbroudt 5por liidt cinen
70 forfcn Augorud. ober mas or iogt mcint ouielbc
Der bonn BrGliOenten ernornte Sbippina 9ooro, in
0cIlen 9(uftrog General 0octbols Die Sdc boucn oll
lit I'M bSditcn 0Brooc cnriiitct ibcr occn 5reimtbig
felt, uno Die Sodc lit ldon i'm GongrcB 5llr Sprodc
oefomnen. Ias @olf Scr Ser Stoutcn miro id ic.
6cnfa0S Scr Mniitt ocs Grbouers oes 8onomofanolS
onidieBen oaB bic gan8e aroit oes 2anoes fir oen
@ou BON oroentliden Stoblidifen eneeicbt weroen
ioae unD iuiro pinfen bob Dem General @oetboIs,
Ocm eS pcrtroirt oic nbiotc Gontrolc 6cr ben SdfS
buu segebeu miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-28
Ninnir IS. Sdlncll .

IS IiarD an 25. WSai 1917 Ra6miitaes
$50, 9lnnic s. SGncll, geliebie @Gltin hes
iinoct AM @iomtao, IS, dat il0r yladmiG
Tags, bon ibrer g8obnuno, yir. 1852 SltsYio.
bic Strafc, aus iiati. geiieblng prOaiin aut
Dem nNd Carmel tSrieoDOe."
(0tQi2G-2S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-28
Nnhn Mcicr.

IS itar6 am 27. Nlni 1917 SoDn Ojcier, ge
Gnne iinoci Sieuita9, guCbnliiaGs I'M 4 llDr
bon feincr gSobnlng. 9ir 3G03, Mit Ylcniaut'
9lncnHe, alls auf oSbmaS's 5ricobolc" liott.
llNni2S-29l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-28

NlOrnlnnb mag fciH @araOies cin, O6er inmcr6iH
1T oic Ncn1bcit bier Dor ocn toobriligcnoc EornaooS
bepo9rt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-28

Der Granddaughter hat i'm mittIcrcu &citcu in
Oieen Sabre recbt frib5etg uugcfangen; meiltcnS
nadlt CT ert i'm Sodbioumer iein @rideincn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-28

GaOurnu 6cridjtct icScn Sns DOn Gcfuuscnuubmc
BON 70 lno 10 DicI EnucnOcn 6ein0pn. Gns tbotcn
Soig ilno glcpiae uJf im 9pril uno d)licBlid mel
0ctc 2unoon Die oeutidcn @crItitcn fiir ocn &pril
Segten Bob oie Deutid)en I'M gpril $4,000 Dlann Der
loren bdttcn bon peIden 1900 in Gcfangcnifaft &C.
rotDcn leen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-28

Die GinfhGrnns itreuecrer 9ssiplin in nnicrer
MiIi5 1T in6cocngt notbtpenOig. Noftid5cr 9cud
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-31
Benders Win Double Bill from Fort Wayne
IN THE PRESS COOP
WITH PHElAN

They sure We're regular ball games
Tor the fans 20 watch.
When speaking OF debuts, what
about that one OF Honman's?
Wheatley had a grudge against
Richardson.
In the nth Charley led on with
a line drive at the pitcher
The pitcher lodged.
In the seventh Charley led off
with a line drive at the pitcher.
The drive hit Richardson's glove
and bounded far away
Powers home run was the first
OF rs kind this year.
II may not be duplicated.
The ball sailed between the roof
OF the sheds I'm left field and the
top Of the fence. A perfect pocket
shot.
Nheatley's performance makes il
look Ike the Benders had a regular
gang of hittini pitchers.
NJ. Kelly kicked for A hit on his
grounder TO Callahan in the seventh
inning OF the first game. Callahan
had plenty of time TO make a play
bled the ball around for several
seconds.
Callahan trapped a drive OF Pc
terson's in the first game and Slear
made him complete the play. Slear
was right.
Bashang pulled the sensational
catch of the day in the sixth inning
of the first game. He was out near
the center field fence with his back
turned when he reached up one
hlnd and speared Smiths drive.
A peculiar play occurred in the
fourth inning of the first game. Al
len had hit to short. Whitcraft's
throw pulled NJ. Kelly of the bag
and forced him TO kneel on the line
TO stop it,
The fans started TO leave after the
fifth session and no one kicked when
Slear called the game.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-31
Chevrolet Wins
$50 Mile Race
At Cincinnati

CINCINNATI. o.. May 31.-Louis
Chrevolet. travelling al an average
OF slightly better than IO2 miles an
hour. captured the $50 mile inter
national sweepstakes automobile race
at the Sharonville speedway Wednes-
day but he was only a few seconds
i'm front OF his brother. CASTOR
Chrevolet Ira Vail was less than
1-16th of a mile behind the second
man, but the remainder of the field
was we'll strung out. For just mo-
ment. while the racers were on their
236th mile. it appeared as though
CASTOR ChrevOlet would carry off the
prize. but tire trouble at the last
moment forced him into the pit and
he had 20 capitulate 70 his brother.
who had the distinction Of going
through the entire race without "A
single stop at the pits.
Ralph dePalma looked like a
strong contender for more than half
the journey. when ne allowed Louis
Chrevolet TO set the pace while ne
followed a close second. However.
soon after passing the $50 mile
mark dePalma developed engine
trouble and was forced out of it.
Earl Cooper likewise ran into hard
luck with tire trouble. but managed
TO continue in the race and finished
seventh. Tom Miller who had been
hanging within a mile or two of the
leaders during the entire race. came
strong toward the end and captur-
ed fourth position. Otto Henning was
fifth and Eddie Hearne. sixth.
The race was remarkably free
from serious accidents. one car
catching fire on the back stretch. but
doing little damage outside of de-
stroying the car. Another machine
went into a fence or the far turn of
the track but did no damage.
Engine trouble accounted for sew
eral dropping out early in the race.
Barney Oldheid finished eighth in
the race, Ralph milford ninth, A.
II. Patterson. tenth. and Joe Thomas.
eleventh