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pollution Gtwo5 melt grnitercs mur0e
erm0rtet. 9ieier ielbitm0roeriidlc
4iTltano, 0em feline @choriamsuer,
luelgerungen in Der Irunee iolqtcll
mar allies mas lid %erciqnetc. Ser
a%lgcmcine Aufltnno bat iidl nidt err
elgnet un6 CUR Belt lit aud, uidlt
oiel erltn0 5ur @ofpuulg porhan.
Den, o0B or eintretcH miro. 3uoenl
brad Der Aufitnn0 in Der 0clttiden
Marine nidt 8ei NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ldorten nts (0as mare iculatione0.
qcfpclenl, ion0ern an 0oro unth0iiacr
Sdladltidifie uu0 &rcu3cr. Gs iii
mcrfmiiroig, 0oB lid ocrortigcS nidlt
berelt9 Dor larger 3cit oui inaftiucn
Sd,iffcn 3ugetragcu bot. SeeIeutc &c.
ocIbcn, menu tie llebcr3eit orbtitcn
nGiliien uno @efahrcn trotcn, aber
nldlt beim 9tihtatbuu. DDS lit ihon
i"it alter Belt cine 0rutitdtte Ser
Wteuterci dcmcicn. lln0 oo2A'iht@thml
Der oeutIhcn Scclcute lest lie DEM
8eip0tt aus.
&niien Sic uIs Gorge trnqcn, oaB
mir Die An5eihen 0cs fommcn0en 3u.
iommcnbrlId5 in Geutidlono niht
ii~bcrid)Gbcu. g9ir lpcroen 0icien arieq
oeminnen. GeiiimiSmt5 hot teinen
8lob in unicrer @hiloiophic. g@ir
Ichen ie0od cin, BAR Ole NothpcuDiQ.
felt glgontiidcr Nilitlnqcn nidlt mcrf
lid nadgclnlicn bat mo 0oi; oie
@runblugc elmer 6rcuoigteit Die lid,
feI1en &uuIiOncn bingibt uno mcii}
0aB Der ciu5iAe Mca gum Siege &ouo.
ucr, Yt1mer, WcIo, Shiife mo Scr
mbcugianle @illc 5u iicQcu lit. @ia
oobin limo mir Gptimiiteu. Sort
hort infer OptimiSmu9 olli. Sir
f0nnen lna nidlt Qeouloig nit SEN.
ienigen obgcbcn, Die foIihe @offnn.
GEN n1hrcn rno Sic Sen 2(ulhein me.
fcn molclt. oI9 mare unicrc Nllfaobt
leidt. Go9 lit tie nidt. G3 lit cine
Aufdobc, ocrcn u%nerh0rten ltmiono
0n@ omeritouiIhc &olf crit ictt 81,
pcrltehcn bcgilmt.
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yer falUlUlUurRl.
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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19
Gleuelan0
in gt0tben.

E1rnflnnh Ger Staotfammcrer
pom GleDelunO or
III N0tben. fldrte Dor tur3en,
bar in mcnIgen no
den nidlt mcbr qeullg @elo III Der
Stuotfaiic lem wcroc, i'm Die @e
bats ,9(nipriId]e offer itootlldlcn An
qeitelten beiricoiqcu 81 fomtcr. Gle
ucluno GILT felt &ahrcn ais emo Der
bcituerpoItctcu St0ote Int Der llHIon,
un0 oirie amtlidc G~rfldrung crre1tc
onher i'm gonjcu %m0e nIdlt gcrm-
grs Nuiichcn mn moade 3lUclfcl DO
ran, Oh Ole Sto0tuerluoltluJ lhrcn
diteu Nui olld, nit Rcdt gcnlcbc.
Gie 4rciic Glepctuuo2 meilt ocn
IN ioldlcu 3meiirm entboltcnen Der
itcdten Nouuuri eutihie0cn }uritd
un0 crfldrt Ole u%uungtnchmc 1nd'.
laac NIT Dem &orhnuocnieIn zines
uuicrCc A}iiicn> in oerdrtigcm I'm
fanae MIR in Cbio IN Itd0tiid't Der.
palnmQ cIngrCjfcn0cu St0at2aclcbc9
1ieics lett Der non Der SIa0t0crmol
tlmdcu 81 crhcbcnocu &sitcucrunQ
eiuc icbr cngc @rcn3c, mn Br0BcrC
5poriuufelt 81 er5iclcn, mo hat 0lc+
}jcl altd crrcidt: cher 0ic on i0ldl
Y3ciic crrlmQc1ltu &ortheile ltehcn II
Qr0Eem MtiGUerhdltuiiie 8lt 0en nis
,,.,,,ru,riNGirh, Observation-Disclosures
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19

5uiric0enhcit inter Den Scclelttcn be
Itcht. oanu muB tic nod picl grocer
III ser Hrn1e2 ieln."
Yeiiimiittu Hnterrninlrcn Ole DO.
raj, in0em r. Iertiflon0 ais unbc-
licgbar biuitcllcH. ~llnicre CptintlIten
orbeiten III ocriclbeu Rihtmq, IN.
Dem tie 0ua Trlc0enagcreoe ernit nch-
Dem tic ods 6rie0eu2Qereo crnit neb.
men. ole 9&ihtigfeit tlcincr Norit0Br
iibcrihdbcu, ole Nlta0ehmuug Der lin.
}uirie0enheit i'll Gelltiflono iibertrei.
ben ltno bchouptcn 0oB Die Qcltifcll
idlon 10 gut mic geIhhgcu icien.
Scdr2 M0dlen iill0 iejt Der Ncpoltt
in Der 0clltlhen Marine peritridcl
uu0 0cnnoh lit Ole ocutide &olupi
muldliut oui ir9en0ncld)e Aciic nod
Intntt. Is iino ficilc 2~llriitdnnc in
Ser 0eutid1cn @lrnlce pordcfonmen
ober Ole ocutidIc Arulcc lit nod ga
llnjmeiieIboit 3cigcn ioIhc 3miid,cn
IDLE. oaH ser @ciit ser Nrnlcc mit
ser MariHc lett 1914 WanollrnQel
ourdNen1odt hat. Sic iheincu 81
}cIAcn. ooi; zines Cages ser Wciit bel
scr gc6rodlcn mer0elt fam. Mo2 III
obcr 0urd)ou2 niht 5ciQen, lit, 0ni
oicier Ioa oidt beporitcht uilo 0oi
jrdcn0ctlua2 anhcre9 ol@ ~ltuqehcrrt
Cpfcr uno foloIIoIc NuitrenNunQcl
fem Mommen lider MAIDEN.
2clocnid0It9lo5 b~ctradtct, mar 0el
@luirubr IN ser orltihen Wurinc cinr
ocrip0tetc nreperuuiiion". mic 81,
Tran3oIeu ioqeu, Ser rtiiiiMcn Ne
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19

ip0tcrcH Nusidmyiiungeu obpulultcn.
Gicica Auablytynitcm fin0ct Idciu
bar 0le NlllauuJ ncr qelanmt2E BE
a6Itcrmn mcu'qitn2 5eiqten Die 10.
toIcn 3citurgel, oIa tie nit Der Nnic
oorouf ac'toGcn mtrocn, cine cnt-
idic0cnc %ibuciQunQ. lid nit Der ga.
che Sit benlijAen. limo mas BON gam
ton qcloQt muroc. ioll oltd) our cine
Nn5ohl an0crcr St00tc, in 0crcu 9}d
NC lid iolhe (ruppcnlagcr bciinocn,
~}ctrCffcn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19
Die TroHt=
Weier.

OfleT. Scr Groiitaejer. 10
idrtjbt Die Peoria
oSounr". mcrocu ielMt oir mucr;ro
njldcn Ntloeu. Ole fiir Die Ghrc 0ca
9|uttrlou0c3 lhr Xebcn oui< SpicI
icbcn. nidlt uer'tont Nie mtit 0lci,
,oUbcrt Snrtr pom Gotriotcu e. trrJbt
icili iidl lu 0'u prrldty0r1clll lautN4,
l0ltrn IN (rrua. 7~flohurG MIN.
Wrordt ". Slnnuor, Ser iI0mcitll
der Njurljou oc@ II >TIrn &rg&,c5. Der
'otbcn pou tlltcr EulptttmnSrtIic olI2
itIlcm Honoc@tbcll NtriidQcfebrt lit.
t|utlpIrit cine mclllQ o~u}Itbcnoe SGlII
0grIIul N0rtldcr &trhdItnll'c. ,<hm
QrlndG bthtrrldt 0tt 0ortj0c Ncp0l
ttrlttQ Scr Gr0ul mcnu nldt on Dem
Hrlea ltlblt 10 0od on Dem HrjtQ2,
pru'ltCu Hluthcil I'll hdbtIt. Nlld be
'dlrlutru 0Jr'r louotrb0ren 0dtrlptcn
ild tttnc@ucu> du' Sic NuHbclttunQ
0ta Yublitum@ im &udrnteticu. lon
0eru lhetntu g lid, Qnni btiou0crn
}lir Nuil0bc Qtuldd}t }I hQbell. Die
I'll llnclc Smn2 Gltuitcu Stchcnocn.
'cJcn - Nrbcittr o0er Snln0tcn mad,
&rNftru iu idroplcu. So I y IN
H0utom Etlubomo. no eju lltblnd2
lager cluQcrid,tet miro uu0 iih ctuo
5000 Nrbtiicr m1o Wiljtdrpcrioucu
tc'jnNcu Sort III 1T lpcuiucn Modlcr
|0C@ INN !)btr 300 0roitnt I'M Vrtiic
0ttitQtu ulo mos man 'rilhtr iiir -
GUi2 tdu'en tountt. mus ic0t nit 80
Gcuta luN 0uriyber bciohlt ntr0tu
&ou Sen BORT ohmaIttn0tn &rCjlCl
tGuu man lidl ,i0t Noyittuuul mo
den. mcuu man hort.0dG Gin dOlt5 tl2,
Hes. 0rtl,ld mi1cljrtG4 3jwu 81 "a;
tlutm tllllQtN N~oithou't Il bis 20
Gol)Ny2 SIC &pd,t toiJct unN allies oi
0rrt iH &rbG!tuG Bic NortRy Nc
o6it,wlua b1l, = oiienbar tit lhr,
.,potri2t1hc" l;tt.bt llntl1 S1ur'>
f1trufcn N,c l'dr cert inn Sam
2o0JoaoH iIr >G. Wriel~baHNwcr.
nttrt,0.u Sic y,ar Goaar2 <1hHtnl
,tWua>rU.,H. y,.It,,dt lru d, ueH.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19
g4cuu sen Erodcucn in ,IOlun uicl.

lcidt orh uIdt ihmor3 uor ocI
NuQen muroc, - lbr + lanes 2&un-
ser bnbcu tic oodl crlcbt. ,SoDn Mil
oQcu Anihciuc nod uidr ali Der
" oiirrfuht 3uqrm0c gehcu.
15ilr trotcncu Munor miro SEER ).
q. Mecoe. Gompoonrleiter Scr Hro.
hibitjoulitcn I'M 5tuote Soma, in Ole
len [olen uidt rtchr uI2l ijbriN IA
ben. Gr p~rophH}eitr oul Dor.
abenh Scr MohtihIodt iiir Dos
Observation-Disclosures 5ur- St2ot7
t1riQiiuuI cine VI hrhclt non r't2t
lucnjar ais 100 GOO StinmHcH. 2@jt
ser ciunNcprj5 ooiilr. onB OR Nrephct
inn cjQcncu @ou0c nirbt9 mcyth lit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19
prdmien'Siltp

Gin JaGr i'm @orou5 ~be3uhicune 9ton'
rauieu ertagteu ie einen IhGucu NoIeH-
aer uls @rdntie gratis ut0 portofret, o0ei
rau 3%opeIca5utl, iUooon tpir 5iuel Dol
cdtbi9 BADEN: Observation-Disclosures" ma
Ser 0iebe cuiq uedieluo |clc" Hl
@rdmieu Iino tuctter iol8cHoe 3Hr WIS.
ssobl %porbanoe}r.
Rdturopoit- It."
(Dabou limb i'm gal'3en orct3chn 3,am.
uern cridicueu uuo uub ) Num
,etsYse rf5 tN1u0
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19
Sdmcll acbcn, hcift mobl oUuuclt

S|ahAH NluAht HRiht lupUt uDppt u
nrbell, itnodl uorihnol iejue @abcu
ipcnocu lit |3tnrcllcu idliumer. ais
lie IN Der Eoiht hehoItcu. @ir hu
beli uou 3tjt }D ,}eit ubor Safe 5rl
berldltcu, int lutldcu Grb0rmIidftit
od@ Grbormcu mIBbru'dt mo 0e>
b0lb OFT eutuutbiGt Inter Sem N}on
tcl p%otrlotjidlcr Witnidculitbe nilBt
oar m0uhtr Clcn0e N>mubudacr oIe
.HricQscouiumftur" ans. Gle De
hUrot1 dcbcu lid) mohl Mithc. ltlbc-
iuQttu lul0 brtriIqcrIihtu Ginionm
Tern por mlIoet Wdhcn nn@ Mouo
inert 3l IeuHt. ubcr sic &"idltalQubia
fctt ot4 Hubllfmm@ crlcihlert linen
ood INNER lplcocr jhr mioubercs Csc
ldGit HJemonN iplltr it'd 0rrd, H''
'cIt llniton0 bon meitcrcr Nrth0ti.
olulto 'eIrrr Nuntnultnt Obh0ltcn INI
IerL III meIdler iid in ocu lcEten "a
cor IL pjel ~tSrIcQrrhtit bjctet. ohcr
mon lCiiF lrIrr Eorijdt uidt nit sem
dutcn Screen ourh0'hcu inns troht'
noaod. lit' III ~ijbcr5cuNou. noG Sit
"}rte ulth an sic rrd'tc Nnreiie -
tnrH't. So touH MON Scr olrt3n S01''
'"r't'r hcl''r ohur Olt Nilf2berri,
ld'oft ID W}lrtrouru III plrlunnNrI1t
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19

" Il H m n I IL lU c n.
O. w2eu,,;1,,,, 81,
~4e "g'otoE1'E ..t.r% aor,nt%r 1ror
peoo s~eQa'''. elslo l'l'e Fp'i.Gt.
1ue HeNtneH y 'U'''." INIT
be ocle "'al0iHv' 0'' l"' ''"'''' ~
Frel7 erh0''iaN III -"
sue ~9'o'olteJh '2'QN'''p'n' 80. W
rod me 20. l. NM ''' ""''o"ea,-
ldjem "&rop 9e9o 80
&7e -9otoNeta .HuVn'ol'V''' ~ % ~
@oloeH Ia "eQult''' ""'pou"'l'i ~
-eqoin &tlt NUae''oata "tlt.' t''
autqol'at'i'Qem "ot'l "'pt''I, M.
Dem arnl' 8eu'''ei' @''0''p','' "''
-atia@enlelli' III ~ia''''' S'"',''o'''
G'hc 8uie @to''it'e 81 VV'" '''' ~.
gen Fiele o0a ""l '''
A1e ""oiollet' ,'"pn''iu''''' ~ =
9cnou me ?t' ~ "'' "' ~'9' "a,
net = oo'"l -
nue. oiclt @t'l1j''t "'lo "u'o'.' "'
fe'nt''t- ~le "'u.A' '' ''' |"".'' 1'
sFn9eH mo ne pell'3' V''' ''' ''' ''.'''
te nadl ott %iho.}
&iele NtnUiitttiFt hH'V ''''t .l''''''
&ott3 oon 3c'i gu zen e'ao"3i N'' ot'
sRoert, n7P o'elc f'tfN ''|I''' '"" ""''
D<m leiUeilAica @'o'i'IFt'Q
nm O''.," ""' .i'' ~ ' w, g,'
[rtD P't ~ !" ."'"'. q
atDefj ''e ps} Fp''lt.,tl ', 'ti w
ett'e ''''"st'" '' ~ ,","n
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19

Dtlmiitcn in Nuib=
lngton Hellllen Die
Rep0Ite i'll Der
oeutid]cn Marine
ocIHcs Der erlru
%tbigcuoiten 3eid,cn
0eS Sahrcs iilr Die
Auilrten mo mabr-
ihcinIih zines oer
oiliteritcn fiir
Q~eutiflano" uu0
mciter: y@enn lin.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19
sacnn her Mcnid fcincu Meni tcr

mrhr hot, 0cu cr lirbt. friucH frr 6'r
rr le6t mo iorat 10 oori cr %ebeus
l|ber0rue cmpuroer. nbcr nod nlht
his gt benz Grade, hob cr Inn naf1-
oahon lu0 O0s Ycbon Iortm2rfa'
orrite. Iarm m'fr or id m'ih""".
mo i%roocu, ob scum nrdlte %ebloi'7
fhu uuridhcftcu f1unt0
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19

ms Ctlohonln oroht EN- Mohltulru
uerOrcif. @dre qerdoc lest lul %,r
brrd'cn ul6 81 @,nrfitIo but rcrcits
sin Neto ooacacn cindcleNt Nohlcr
AfonacI 1T 0o3 QroBc lltb,L Hu
Ter Dem sic dn1jjr g&clt QcltNnlr
fiQ sr Ieioen hot. ,Siir Sen lin}2IncI.
Elm fdnpoter <roit. ooh tllNcrt MT.
rhun lci0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19
Dir aroI,c Mciitcrin Der %0Ifcr il

Sic Notb, uHo lie lorlt mmcr mjt0cr
Nofiir, oob III Stmoen ser Gutidct
ounQ Bic blaIie Ghrdic oo9 NtlN
rdun,t Dor Ser rotbb0dilcu Chat
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19
.. 3ntiuunl GonuemtiOa scr

.Sfrpeincborcnr" rot nit Sem lib.
tIdlcu GracbntG actnoct @ldun-
niauua pen rog,teren Nrci2itr,0tuu
acili
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19
SOlitOus eanOsmt ggaonana Dol

lana pon @aIernbm0en, 0ic bllno
oroui l~oabrtnncn uuo pliiuocru per
nidltct. oaa lit IN Der Ehnt &ronle
oes Sdlidiul3. (olItOu fcile hclIIge
griunerluQ mchr iilr Die Hducrn. Ole
arn0c er hat befrcipu DolleuI
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19
Sin r6rs6iidloi" Der ,airdir iuy

Ucltc @eoonteu" mus mcltu NCtut},
Sfuej Sabre Drummer Glncr tucr
'olidlen Yropbetcu 0ic Wntcr SER. Stf
teulpcicu lulc 0ic Vilit ans Sem Wooct
adlicEcn!
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19
ySo GSles uno Wemeiucs nd be

- NUTVN WWU VTV"FVT"V~ TT =
fricgclL, miro nm gu hduiig oas ee
mcinp neacll. hei6t c5 IN OCH &ieocrn
0ca Utir}o 5holru. &cil ihm oos
ihledt'itc lGittcf uidt 3u id.ledt Mt,
icin }iel ser &ortbeII MIR NM nldli
nne 93rdt 1T
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19

Yer fuedlteu mill bic 3cit, Ocn
miro ite ieIbcr tncdlteu. &er ijc &c.
fuobrcn Iabt, Dem miro Vie Roicu
FIcdlt2n.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19
Rad, nnmr" brciiGbrioem 9ruseI.

iiren lit oos 1eitoment be9 Multi
miQiondrS CSamcs Campbell eno9Il.
tia mr. red'tsfrdftig erfIart morOen
Sect tomnt ole @nuptind)e. oll
0t5ahlrma Or Numoltsr"hmlngen'
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19
Tcm RuIfcrei fommiiiGr oce Stne

res Y1jIlouri 5ulolac miro ser Vrci9
mir Butter mdhreno ocS Wintcr9 uuf
$500 oaS 9iun6 Itcigen. ,}jcbu mir
1aIt ms Sen Wrttersohn ou@.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19

~ %AtHA ~ f'HA'a.' 1p+*'A AK
sic oltf 0ic mcrfrH oIlltmejUeu Hc
bcnamjttel Nnmcuouta inject. miro
ON +. HoDcmbar riuQcfUhrt mcrncu.
Ter NrIiiocut bat icBt cine 0abln
pebeIt0r Proclamation CrlolicL ne
nod oil Tirmcn. lpcIhc MilbtIpcidcr.
Glcuutorrn un0 5otrdnfc Sucidlcr
beilgcn uno Gruurteurc. &trorbeiter
o0er 0dn0ler IN Ntgtrcjac limo. bis
iunt /. 9toucubcr cine Hj}eus bobeu
mlllelL olc MIR gu erl0uQcn lit. menl
tic dgnnu ilh mad ocu &oridrlittn 0ca
@rirbes rjbtcu p10 SEN Writano inrer
Eager ODER @rtricb ibrc2 0%brld13it=
n|u1cbeu 3upiotrbun0cu0r fQHncu
nit $4,000 ooer 5luci ,labrcn .{1ld}t
haa5 Detroit Noer0cu. 7u@ 0ric@
rjd'ttt lidl drItn 0ic Wr~onhdu0ltr un0
Observation-Disclosures. Ole. lncun g.
thrift hurddrfilhrt miro, nid}t nrahr
ME blsher 0ir Grojio nod Nclithc1
icitieGen f0nucl iopNcru Ole oafl,
ron 0ar Neljrruln icitaric6t navor}l
Tos &nlf MIRO oicir NnnrcQcl nia In
iol0c oe@ 4ricQc2 }lr NothpcuNt1tcIt
oemeror1 1T. nit TrruNcn beQrIren
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-10-19

Sin Gbienaoer Mcltucrbciicrrr or
Hart. lcocr @ctr0ntcbduoIcr lei cut
0odOcrr0ther. @chort il Ser Sortr.
Der mir mohl iii. lperl iic juntrcn
ltnfrit0cn "Itiftcti
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-07
White SoX Triumph Over Giants in Opening Fray OF Worlds Sere

forecasters To predict would be n foa-
turc Of the game. There were
tremendous outbursts Of applause and
encouragement at critical periods OF
the play or when startling catches or
hits were made. but on the whole the
tenseness OF tho struggle appeared TO
grip the fans 80 strongly that they
were unable to give vent TO their
emotions In the usual manner.
Moments were not lacking when tho
spectators rose en- nasse. however,
and hurled their vocal offering across
the field. for the game was replete
with startling catches, double plays
long hits and the breaks marking the
line dividing Victory and defeat.
Weather Perfect.
In the enthusiasm of the occasion
even the weather man relented and at
the last moment furnished perfect
weather setting for the diamond battle.
a blue sky. flecked with film of
cloud. looked down upon tho strug-
CLING players and the stuff south wind
fuiled TO interfere with their work,
due To the protection OF the towering
stands. Underfoot the field. altho a
trifle soft from the rain OF Friday. was
true and there was not miscue which
could be attributed to poor fielding
conditions
While tho box score showed little
advantage one way or the other be-
tween the two teams. the fact remains
that the White Sox for tho day, at
least showed "A faster and better ma
chine than the Giants Both the in
field and the outfield worked with per-
feet judgment and harmony and the
players collectively and individually
co-operated to IA higher degree than
~ a kf.f ..I - N....
Rowland's men with Cicotte on the
mound appeared to have n psyche
logical edge on the Giants and even
In the most uncertain moments OF the
contest played with dash and vim
which was an outstanding feature of
their work
SoN First to ScoSc.
They were first to score, gathering
In their initial run In the third. when
after Schalk had been retired at first
by Zimmerman, Cicotte singled thru
second. John Collins followed with
another to right and Cicotto was
thrown out at third by Robertson
while Collins took second on the throw
acros the diamond. From the mid
way sack he was able to score easily
when McMullin doubled over second.
The second and deciding run OF the
contest was n homerun drive of re-
markable power and length by Felsch
In the fourth when the Sox center
fielder caught one OF Sallees swecr-
Ing curves on the end of his bat and
sent the ball soaring more than four
hundred feet into the left center
bleachers. II is doubtful IL lustier
homerun blow ever has been delivered
In modern worlds series.
Bum leg Spoils Homcrun.
The Giants lone tally came In the
following Inning when Catcher Nc
Carty hammered out "a three base hit
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-07
Game Decided in Fourth
by FelSCh's Circuit Drive
Jacksons Spectacular Catch Breaks Up Threatened
New York Rally in SEVENTH White Sex Deliver
Only Double Play; Each Errs Once.

hands. Salice SET; fly to Felsch.
One hit, no rune
ChiceGo-Sri.ce throw out Eelsch at
first. Cand:i's project!le like drive did
nct bbuac qaIta ~ Iinmsr!raa had
eapectod and II want thru his legs for
q ',ii.. He stole second and went TO
third when McCarty's throw to second
went wild. Weaver struck out, schalk
out. Fletcher to Folbe. One hit; no
runs.
Eighth Inning.
New Yotk-burns lined to center
and HcrZoS flied out to Jackson. Kauff
hit TO short and was safe on Weaver's
wild throw. He was nipped of first
"a moment later, Cicotte to Gandi to
Collins. No hit: no run.
Chicago-Fletche threw Cicot.e
out at first. j. Collins doubled to left.
AcMu!l.n hit to Saliee and was safe
while Collins was being run down be-
tween second and third. Sallee to
Zimmerman to Herzog. McMullin
dled stealing, McCarty to Herzog. One
hit; no run.
Ninth Inning.
New .York-Zimmerman grounded
out. Cicotte to Gandil. tletcher
popped to Weaver and Robertson flew
out TO right. No hits: no runs.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-07

An even $4,000 spectators paid ad-
mission to the field OF the local club
with "a result that S18,l52 was divided
among the players, the clubs and the
national commission. OF this amount
the players received s39.b020S edch
OF the clubs tlS.l61.36. and the ma
tional commission t1,315.20 iiuu
Comlskey park been able to accom-
modate all those who desired to wit
ness the first clash between the white
So1 and the Giants these figures mght
easily have been tripled.
Capacity Crowd see Game.
As IL was there not vacant seat
within the baseball amphitheater
when the players took the field ana
hundreds of disappointed fans
thronsed the adjacent streets unable
90 penetrate the police lines t.Ner.
point of vantage which in any way
overlooked the diamond was occupied
by men and boys long before nv
game began and AZ the struggle prog
ressed the groups grew In number un-
I'll the fans threatened To fall from
their precarious footholds.
The sloplnS roofs and the towers OF
the Seventh regiment armory were
thronged with soldiers and sailors
while the trees and fences OF a small
park bore human burdens that Moth
er nature nor architects had intended
In the original plan. Inside the PARK
the crowds overflowed both bleachers
and pavillons until the fans were rows
deep behind the center-field fence.
Many OF these had stood In line all
night and were lined up by thousands
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-07
Perfect Weather, Capacity
Crowd, Remarkable Battle
Cicotte Pitches Unbeatable Ball Breaks Against Sal
lee Collins Leads Both Teams in Batting;
Chicago Works Smoother Than Giants.

CHICAGO Oct eddie Ccotte of Detroit pitcher
ordinary of the Chicago Americans poted his victory
today the New York Nationals by of in the
first game of the 1917 world played Comkey park
At the wheel of the White SoX machine he
the Giants at stage of the contest which thrilled $4,000
followers of the local American league champions and sent
them from Comsky park convinced that several
of waiting the highest uar hOnors of the baseball field
fall to the share of Chicago.
he ahly a4sIse
which
National
by
which equnled
team with
behind proved
much the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-07
COn,iskey Happy

CHICAGO, Oct. 8.-Charles A.
Comiskey. owner Of the Chicago
Americans. declared tonight that
he was the happiost man in Chi
cago and that his club as n re-
suit of the victory over New
York today would annex the
worlds championship.
1t was one of the happiest
days of my life." Comiskey said.
Il think there never was n bet
ter game of ball on the opening
of n Worlds series. We have won
the first game In the fight
for the worlds championship
and / know that we beat a great
ball club. Winning the first
game is a big advantage. l think
the White Sox will be the cham
pions OF the world"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-07
SALLEE USES FEWER
BALLS THAN CIC0TTE
White Sox Take Crack at Any
thing Near Right; Giants
Wait for Good Ones.

CHICAGO. Oct. 6.-An analysis Of
the balls pitched in todays world Sc
res game indicated that the Giants
kept Clcotte working harder than the
latter's teammates did Sallee. The
tendency Of the White Sox 10 hit any
thing that looked good instead OF
waiting out the opposing pitcher was
illustrated by the fact that Sallee
threw only SO balls in eight innings.
C.cotte's total for nine innings was
101. la.-
Each pitcher was a bit off in the
third inning. C.cotte threw twenty
times In that session, nine of his Of
ferings being balls, two clean strikes,
three foui strikes, two fouls. one hit
safely and, three nit to fielders.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-10-07
Navy Meets Defeat.

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Oct. 6.-The navy
met defeat at the hands OF West vir-
ginia here this afternoon. the visiting
team tallying one touchdown and one
goal in the final period OF the game
after the two had played each other
to standstill during the initial two
periods. A fOrty-yard dash around the
sailors left end by Harris was the de-
Gliding feature Of the contest