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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12
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aobentaqen, IL. aitgnit- g2ndl
einern 4as3nqe ans Dem 8erliner
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einerH liberaIef 6ii8rer banddlri6-
i;et mor0en iein. 0aB inter 0en @ia-
ioritatspdrfeien oas @efllbl borberr-
5fa, oaB Die g1efgndtion oes 4omi-
rnlg BON Gapelle ipnHihen5pert lei.
Die Gabei6e beingte aud, 6aB Der
ielhe 6lbrer ben aan5ler gemarnt
hnhe, BEN 8iSe-aan3ier Seifieri4
mod l11ger Bit unteritliBen. 6omcit
nus gertiner gepefhen herDoraebt,
fTno nod feline Shrjtte unternommeu
nor0en Sic 9l6geor0Heteu @daIe,
Gittman uno @oghier fir 0cren an.
eeblide Teilnabnte an Ser oelttiden
8lottennleuterei 81 6%eItroien.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12
GgttSni0 1fcnftontin
lcbt ifs Scr S6wci5I

gin aflantiidar Safea II, Oft.
q. VI. Gtobull. Der nlneritauid die
@eiauDta 5u 8erns Sdpei3, lit bier
belite eingatroHeft. st iaat, Der frii=
bcre Song bon @riehenlanO, Son.
ltantin, lebt init iefner 6druilie in
s3nriifge5ogenbeit 8u ct. @}oriB,
Sdpei3. ST iagt i%erlier, OaB Der
gegennarfige grfe6ide aoni8 auf
ben Oetttimen @afier idledt at ipre-
dJen fit ba 0grieGbe i'm geganii6er
nf6t @orf sc9alteu uno i9n elm
s~aoannHaii00 ifu neutidan 8eere 8ege.
Ben hahe. Sic MISUNDERSTANDING
III Ser 5dpei5 iin0 idladt, inqtc
GtopalI, 9tfers 9rot- mo &eisfar-
ten hno hi Anipanoumg.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12
E0ScMcttc pcr Sic
~Scbr0nkcn ocfotGcrt'
GpG T6 segen Die SeidnlOianna
Der lnl0galitat u~ertciSigen.

@aibinaton. -. 0h.-9uuoes.
ienotor 2a8olette mltr0e 6etta ouf.
qcforoert. am naafteu 9ienstug Dor
nns unterIudnnosfomi 0e5 &C.
mats al erldatnen4 nm iih toeaen 0er
oegen ibn erbo6enau llnlo9aIltat5
beiduloiqltug ai b~ertaioi9en
Der n6dite nod i5m AMI 0em
3eugenitono oitrite Ser friihere
Gtoatsiefretdr @rl. s. @r9an iein.
Gs banoelt iih in 0ieier 8ei6uloi-
guag Inn @euBertngcn, melAe ga.
5oaette In Ieiner Rqoe 8t CT. 4mlI
aenaht bat Is foil nameHtlid letner
acaberung, Die @u10e8regierun7
babe nor Der Mbfa9rt Der n2ltiitonta'
acfuubt 6aB tie nit QhtHition bcIa-
Den geipeierb nuT ben Grun0 &c.
gnflgen tperoen.
SoSoaette plant, Den Spiel qe.
ger feline anflGaer ulu5lugnoen,
oieIer lle6ar5eitgung 1T ulon 3eute
n Der @uuoesbauptita0t.
215oaette, Gin geuie9ter 4reit5=
berb1rer. miro periuden 6as Sn.
ferejie Dcn i6n1 ialbit nui bic 3ell4
gen ab3uleHfen. Gr miro bc5nltpteu,
01B Ell Ser 8erfolqte iet BEN hos
gett Der freien gfe6e oboeiprodeu
miro unb miro iehle 9eiduloigungeH
gegen Die Hreiie mieoerboIen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12
S~timlmscttcl fir
sic Jctpd Wabl
am Is. Okfcbct!

Ges 91oines, Soma, IL. Cft. =
Silr Ste SonOerDdbl ON Is. Otto
Ser, mann e. gilt, ii6er oen 9robis
6i~tions8uIab 81 Der Gtantsberiaiiun0
o%b5ultimmen, iperOen iebt 8robe.
l~timnt3ettel DerIouot. Gas yGouiti'
tlttional @ImenOmant Ballot loutet
ME folgt:
Sur 9eaGhmg Ser S%ijmm8e6er.
sir cine 6eiabenoe 5ttmmc be5itgIidl
ir%gen6einer auf 0ieiem Stimut5cttel
ite6er0en 5rage Made man Elm
areit3 60 in Dem @iered uoh Dem
4ort ages". Sir cine oerueinta0e
Gimme mode man Do3 &reu5 in
Dem gieref mad Dem @ort SO.
son oo5 foIgenOe 4menomant
5ur @erfoiiuu9 ongenontmea mer.
oeu? SOL bin5ugcfigt mer0en, foI-
gcu0 auf sic Seftioneu 2G, uno oIs
Seftion 27. oOer &rtitel 1 bcIolter
geriaiiuug oo8 i%oIgenoe:
Sec. 81. Sic Gr5eugunq, oar
gerfuuf. o0er Oo3 Sultau fur 0el
9erfauf oIs eth Getranf, non be.
rouidenoen @2trdnfcu, einihI. gle.
Bein ulro 8ier fol- fir INNER III
0ieien Stoate ber6oten icin. Die
General 4iiem6lo io1 qeiebli4 Sic.
gelu fir Die Gur6fibrim9 oes
hieriu eltt4aIten0en Gerbots Dor.
itreibcn un0 ioG Strafen fllr oje
Gerletuu8 oieier 9qtiHmungen felt.
ipbpft .
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12
glene Silfc fnr s6friff.

Sberif Glart fat 5mgi ipe5leae
Sill Beriffs ernonat, RE i'm bel
Der @erhaftuug bon @eietcsU5ertre.
tern i'm GouutD auBarbnlb Cno1os
bebiIili1 ieiu ioQen. 8aionDere Gui.
m~ertintfait nir0 auf 5pirinoiar.
perf1nfar ua0 Gatomo6iljten bic
init 6ellen Sdctmuaricrn fa6rea. &c.
riftd meroen Die @tdlttr Hir
ieine 6ilfsfrdite nir0 Der SheriH
iel6f 6e8aGlen miiie1. 4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12
@ier negm Sittlidfeitsueree6cn
Derbnffet.

8eaen bier 9mabaer 9iirQer
puroen geitcrn 5oHbefe1le pe9en
9eIGltiglug jin9er M}G0den Ct.
nirft- Bier d6nlide Sale inns
tur5Iia IN BEN @cridten sum AUS
trdg g|efomuief. ulalio 4Iira60 iod
bic 5-idbrige @race go fes orQe-
grifen ho6cn. Gan 8 8oo0s iog
iif on 1er ~ jdbriaen @dnip 4tor0
bergri1en 5o6en. 4u6 qeaet 5rant
2eon uno &anL 6oic0nto liegcu
obn,ide stl0gen Dor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12
anteilfdber fp~ntrpaieren gafn.

Gbicago. liz. 1tt-2luf Scr
ja1rlihgu gerianntlung Der 4nteils
habcr Der Chicago. 9od Sslano &
@aeific gnbn nur0e Die 8eiolutioH
oneenoutnlrr. BE MIR 6en 4ntetIs
Babern 0og 9iedt aibt, 8ebcngeiesc
Der @eieaihoFf 81 dnoern. Gieie Ges
iolation Ioa berbiifen Deb eiuc
Clique BON 7ircftpren Die eiienba5n
heberrlhcn fam. 8eiterbin rairoa
Sos Gehalt 0es @orhBcnoen beg
ErefutIbionitees, 0os iit auf $50
000 belief 0~lgfgegDbea.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12
an0ianer idMlSin brfnnhen.

5ohn Scar, elm 5u6ianer, mlroe
I'M 8uHocso1hlttsgeridt suloi9
beHToeu, SpiritIoien 1uf Die 9eier.
Barton aebratt 5n baben. Or erbielt
2 9aonote @cfanqai5 mo 500
@el0trafe. Seine 5rau &ottie Bear
gnl8 itraflos ans. sir oie gleihe
@eiesesbertebumg erbielten ouh So
wa Grom uno 2olis Setter enc @e.
faHgaisitrofe bon go IoeeH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12
0rieaspeteranen reiien ID.

gle6rasfo miro bel Der 9}otloHQls
@criammhlug Ser @eteranen oes
8ar8erIrieges, oie nafite ISOLDE III
&ids6prg itattftn0et, NIT un8efalr
500 Mann bertreten ialt. Die aIte1
arieger fper0en an Sorlttag oir
5mei 5pe5Inl5agat ocr &~uriiu8tou-
Nala abrellen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12
@ridt anf be- strahe bod 8nIammen

0fou Du1He JI00le1 45zz ol0 2.
5trabe Dobn9ait 6rah geiteru
a6elo, ais iie nc6an ibrem GattaH
oltf Der 5troBg e~inbrging, tot 3u-
iammen. Gin @er5laiDcn batte IL.
rem geban ein 3iel gaiebt. Die So
mile mar crit tit8lit poT Gotun-
blts bierher i~t6sr8eiteOelt. no Der
22aun Der &gutorbelcl IN eltlgHl
Shldd1tbauic nr6eitct.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12
sfrnhrnpfIafernnn uerlhn6tn.

@iIf8 St10t1nmolt e FoeI b0t
Sen Stootrot bcuohridtigt 0ab Gr
Den aontrott 5ur @flaiterin8 ser
Sherman 4De, 9oudla5 Ctr. mlo
gictor 9lne. rnter 0en ]baitehcnOer
Bonosbe0ingulgeu qe'ebllder &ctie
uidt bergeben touue. Die Soften
muroen it6 auf S27.617 5elulen.
pd1reno Der 6ouo mir 10000 6e-
tragr. Die bisber crbolteneu 4ngc.
bote tUcroen oabcr Dermorfen her.
0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12
seize s-sdgIt6e omo6o atiDhne- 8reitaa. ben 4. ottObsr i9i7

inl0 apblenitations mlBeroem aud
eiae aroBe 4n3obI reuer Shienen-
8u Oieicm Suede meroen ie.
0eniollS Sic SuHpfaeldn0e an
5hnip reflauiert mer0en milien.
0urh bieie 3enerlino ioIl oid Der
@ertehr nah omaha mo Dem 8es
itpn erleidtert perOen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12
S6iffsbamer nc1mem
1lrbcit fOicecc auf!

gortfn9o. Gre, ~ GH Die
I~irenea0ea Gdiffsbatter ba5en iidl
NIT cen 8orfdIa8g Der 8ml0e5-
fHte0sridter eiiloerltdnoGa ertldrt,
mo ntda erluarfet o0B Die 5000
Gtreifer onfnngs naditer ISOLDE Die
arbeit mie0er airfnehaGen mcr0cn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12
@erlebtc 2roaucnacieb.

@cteru aber0 berboitatc Die So
li3ei cen 9}egcr So5n gloore in lei.
ner @o5uung, All 9toro 13. era.
Be. gr muroa Der &erleBung 0es
8un6e Groguengcie5es 6eidml0i8t.
SsS1 ieiuem Simmer fn1t0 man 8nei
Tlaid]e1 N2orpbium uuD flclne
E1a1titdten nn0erar per6otener Orc.
gllen Dor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12
81 mir6 @ortran dalten.

Ger 8crein fir ih6Hc s@tiitiite cat
eHea 8ortra9 iijr Sen Gr GrGit0m.
ten Iaft urraugiert, Der tin 8ap0
E4eatsr an 10. Gftobar nm 4 H]r
uadmihags ltanin0en Miro. 3as
Ibema 6errn Eats pir0 lem: gGiu
bGtan0laer 6rieoe - feline geflidten
&eriprEdnuaen." &eridieoene 9luIs
mo 8eretnlgungen meroen 0errn
Cot bei leIuem bieigen 8eiude TIT.
ter9altel.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12
Mlnni1ipalfpdle fir snn.c main.

Die federation Der geridoucr.
11as Glu6s Der Si0ieite bot orr
9}ittpo9 o6en0 cine 9ene1lmq in
bic &ege geIeitet nm Bic GrrihhHJ
zines m%uni3ipalCn 9obIenloQrrs 81
%errDirten 0os inn 5htodt5lus0i.
itritt anaeIcgt meroeu ioQ. 0oAle
ioQ in ACKNOWLEDGMENT nu2cfauit
uno gum &rciie Uou S1.10 a5gcJc.
ben mer0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12
;ycner i'm Camp 9ubac.

Gomp Dodge, 9e8 MoiNe5, 81,
70. of. 5euer seritorte gau5lidj
Die neltIihe aaierne Der &ompagnie
" BON Der 163. Brigade. 9ei elmer
T~emperdttr bon 26 @ro0 mlBten
ctDa 1875 Manu in Dinner aIeiOun9
i6r Sell in ser 5Iilht iuacn. 3ie'
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12
monS mrbe bcrIett. Ger Sdnnrll
miro ouf $4,000 eeihdst.

Q[us eineut atlantiihm Sofeu, IL
OFT. 3uei bermunbcte 1merifnnis
Idle ambulamiitbrer iino beute bier
aus einem britiideu @oica eingetrol'
fen. Gs maren Dies @rualt &an ~.
Stires, eiu 1tuccnt pom Bottom.
Stires murne 6iuh cine aeatlhe
6lieoerbomba lei eiaen @erpnioe.
tentrmgport barlctt. Cues erlitt
einen 0rlh 6es lhictfieiers, ais
er BON einen SslSitiid Gcireffen nli1
oe, Oos 6uyh elm einIdlaaenoes
0cnti6cs @einoB Ios9criiicn i0iroc.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12

Nlunn suerteiIt erbaItgn. Die We
frnten iueroeu 10 idlneIl mie moolidl
mutt ibren AllSriiitunasihiden per
|ieben. @tuo 100000 Derldlteoe'
'ner Artifcl iino bonn a%riegsoeporie'
meut an Die llebungslaBer gelanot
'mor6en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12
BroFe 9a6ndnlaqen iar Council
8luff5.

g}it 9tufang oc8 Tritbid6rs mill
sic Union 81cific @oguGeicaiGait
NIT ser Arbeit Ser &eraroBcrun1
ibrer 6rodtdHlogen beginner, I'M
0eu groBen 9ertebr@onioroerugcn
81 aeniiaen Gs b~erlautet bah 0ie
@eieai9aft 100000 5u 6icieu
3usta a%uimen0Gl mill. Ger &lou
umiobt sic Grridtlug non Sdup.
pen. zines gauboie5 elmer Strait
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12

auf $4,000 5daoeneriat fir Ser.
lesuneen eiugereiht Die er iid an.
3og, ais CT bon elmer gfoagierIoio.
motine on ser ede Scr s. uno 9oug'
las StraBe an a. September ME
~oergerannt mur0e. Ger 9ofOmotiOs
hibrcr lit ebcnfdllS nerfInst morOeu.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12
1888 qPaun i'm Gamp Tnnitun.

Sffi3ien berlnptet, OoB Camp
6imitou Sort Gilcp &anioS, init
1888 Wiaun oic Gr0Bte Au5obl
BON Iefrutcu Der Nationn(ormee
cntb1lt. Die on0ereu 10 llebunasld'
ger BADEN ie bon l6 bts $4,000
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12

@friammInna be- @re0ItLente.

Die Gma6a giiociotion Of Grcoit
9}en bait helita ober0 elne Q}er-
iammluug ab, Qsi Der @err ". 2.
4}aitcrs ron oen 8. 2. 8ritton
5hufttparengeidoit in ct. Soiep5
cine @nipraGe baLten miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12
Reid9stag rcrt00t iieb
bis sum 5. Oescmberl
ErGIbent aaemyf Sanft Der grmee
nnO mabmt baS @olf snr Gin.
miitigfeit.

amiteroom, IL. Cft.-Der Reihs.
tng bat iih bcllte nod elmer Der
leniationeliiten Sibungen bis gum
5. DECEMBER nertngt. Rei6stugsprd.
Ii0ent aoempf 0onfte IN ieiner
Smlubreoe oem seer ihr sic geIei.
Iteten Gienlte mo e%rruo6ute Dos
6cutIhc golf, ieinen gaut mifredt
1M erhaIten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12
HinScrsS trnntpftuarcn

g8r 9aber bic 9r6Bte 4uspabl in srumpfparen
fGr Sinner.
Sdwar3e naS psife gisle 9inSeritrimpfe, in alien gr5-
Beu-fein gerippt ooppeIte q6iabe uno 3cben. Dor.
8ii8tide Guoliat; merit 35c, her goor. .25c
Seibeulise stramgie fit Mdbtsn, fdrbig-roia. bIau.
iopie iawar5 m6 peib. Sem gerippt elaiiid, bop
petite atidtc uno 3ebcn, GrtramaLit1t. Qaar. .35f
Irci gaare fHr S100.
SeleeH3wlru NdbdeHitrHupie, mr in ifpor5; ale gro.
Ben. gerippt; bor5uglide G}erte, merit zoe. 4Qar. SOC
SeiOm. nnO @olitrimpie iar ainOsr, in blou.
a r0ia Il. tan; beiouoers feline Gualitat, iir 35f
II 9rsi gaare fir S1.00.
Berippic Strampfc iar anabcn, idppnr5, farhen.
c4t, ~uertarfic gbiaee H. 3eAcb per Eaar 25f
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12

8t mgr0ea bt7imt.
9inorr Mluu7ua llnion Saita, SGono5 Scr 81. e.
Cualitot, ale 8coBctt. mittelifmer Der Gut. OOO
@ittelidwre anO ihDerc, ~gclicle Linton Suits ir 4ua.
ben 1m0 4}j1hcn, inert frs 5u 800. fin, ......... Csc
@eiliehte llnion Suits, Grtraar0Fc iur aua6eu nHO Dab
deu, mittlere pao i6Dere Quoli0t, bis 5t rs 5abre
@r0Be, Scr 1uf ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Soc
atHber eei6deu nn6 lInterboien, oae @roBcr, mittel un6
idmer aQlg8l b%eiouoers CUTE Gualit1t, bis u Satire
@r6Ee, pr Stid ....... 39c
Sritter 6iur.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12

mem @eb6noe an Der IL. uiO Sadion
StraBc. ipo er beidditigt mar, aif
ibu iicl.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12

9etrD @eoner bat eegeH dc
Burlington eiielbafm enc alase
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12

gott Elm arai8 btrter Dem
8orte 30.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12
@ei Nr6eit idncr nerleht.

u. Uleger5 BON Council 8dff5
mur0e idauer berlett. ols eiu g.
6uB Dobes p%oy3ernes 4fer9 ont Ell
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12
BanNidnbe 10 1tinNer

7I010cre5 1pe5ldIdnde60f THT Gen NI10er-Io9 De
aiO.6anOiduGc, Gtlup. ana 6auit6nnbidu9e fir
aiuOer; OanerGaft, anics 6lieffnttcr; jcbr ONT
paieno md cine aau8 por5iaiihe uno reidbaltiae
gusoab( in alien GroBeu fur auobcn nno
4}a6den. Soften nod ben 6~etti9eu @orttprei.
fen fir Toe uno me5r b~ertatft peroen. 20
Samstog per @aor. ........... OOL
lIusefatterte aibe6aubitnte fir ain6er int alter
non ~ big 10 Sa1re-6etens poiien0; in tan.
neib nno idpar5; mir 8erinaer gorrot. 8ert
Bis 5l $1.5O per llnur 5nn5to8 fiir. .... TOO
6nnptflnr.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-10-12

Beripptr Strampfc fir anabcn, fdipnr5 farben
c4t, u~eriiarfic Abiaee IL 3s9eA pct Eaar 25f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-18
hMkdHneSSnon5S,sn.n

NRGANIzED Baseball has gracefully sdeepped being tried
under the Sherman again. According TO
prey worded by the National Commission the
behind the Of the Baltimore Federal League withdrew their suit
for 100000 thoroughly convinced Of the integrity and
righteousness Of Organized Baseball The National Commission
pha the fact that compromise effected and that no settle
ment made by Organized Baseball.
If that gentlemen control OF Organ
lied Baseball persistent and pracd prevaricaos one
might be inclined believe the statement and let 20 at that But
the National Commission doth protest too much
To the the fence Organized Baseball has all the earnars
Of trust is predatory Standard Oish sort OF trust but II
then there amt such animal OF course Garry
protested his that baseball sport
business could combination restraint OF
Garry the impression that ne went into baseball purely
his the national paste and he seemed
imply that every dollar of profit that accrued from his participation
him than it hurt those who contributed
OF there be combination for the regulation and con-
of baseball though be illegal Nobody wants the
baseball disrupted while behaves itself moderately we'll But
agnates should the gbe sporting public to swa
this dropping Of the suit by the Baltimore EDS
Baseball under the Sherman act Organized Base
ball had better remember that it trust and that Its existence
depends upon how conducts itself is permitted to exist on toera
top
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-18
Count Hoogstraeten
And |. Hartmann
Victors at Tennis

Count Otto Salm Hoogstraeten OF
Austria and lingo Hartmann won the
postponed final round match Of the
Manhattan doubles yesterday on the
CLAW courts of the New York Tennis
Club, Columbia Oval, by defeating
Allan Behr and E;nbree Henderson IN
a terrific tive-set match at lO-l2, 30
6-3, SO, 60.
The Austrian nooleman was the STAR
of the match. and il was his powerful
drives 10 deep court and his remark
ably we'll placed shots down the centre,
between Behr and Henderson, that
swung the tide against the opposing
pair.
" made the second doubles tourna-
ment won by the count in two sue
cessive days, as on Saturday he and
Hartmann won the Brooklyn Doubles at
Flatbush.
Hartmann, a trihe wild at first, grad
ually yained control. and backed up his
partner by steady driving and crafty
lobbing. Behr was not the machinc-like
player he generally is, and made
numerous costly errors from mid
court in his anxiety 20 earn the points.
Henderson covered his court with great
speed, and his smashing, volleying and
driving helped to make the match 3
thrilling one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-18
Golfers Of the North
Defeat Southern Team

Chicago, June 17.-North and South
represented By four Of the leading anna
teur golfers of the country, met mere
70 day in a patriotic benefit Of the Red
Gross. and the North won, ID and :
to play, on the links of the Flossmoor
Club.
Charles "Chick" Evans, jr, present
national open and amateur champion,
and Robert A. Gardner, former. holder
of the national amateur title, both OF
Chicago. opposed Robert Tyre Jones,
fifteen-year-old Southern champion,
ard Perry Adar, another youthful ex-
pert, both Of Atlanta.
Interest in the match was so great
that the gallery following the players
spread around them 70 such an extent
that at times their playing was handi:
capped seriously. The best ball OF
Evans and Gardner was 39-35-74.
while the losers had card Of 10
ii-si. Par for the course is rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-18
Westfall Wins Then
Loses on the Courts

Herbert +. westfall, the old interna-
tionslist. made his temperance IN
tournament play yesterday in the an
rual lawn tennis tournament Of the
Kings County Tennis Club. Of Brook
lyn. He was successful in his opening
round match defeating Count OTTO
Salm at IS, 60, showing much OF his
old strength al deep driving.
Long leland Patriotic singles Frs, rogndl-pr
william Rosenbaum de'saied X. D. Fisher 6-S'
second round--Harold TAYLOR defeated 2. 7.
rsidgen 6-7. Sc. + r. Oziivis defeated william
H,Tye oy default; Roy Richie defeated c, c.
Pi,if,rd So. 8-7. y. Morgan lhaler defeated A.
Cirrisshan IS. 81 81: r. l. We.tfal de
tested Court OTTO ss'm -. So; ; y. Ward
dsfsatsd Cecil ponalfson. e., e.; l. " Fisher
defeated n. " Austin by default. cha-ls. Cham.
bsrs defeated n J Shssrcr BY de'sll' u J. Lew.
d.fs,tsd J ne Gaudsr1o y default; J. " toi
dsfsafed = z Bags by default. ; 5. EdmsEd'
defes,ed Gerald Donaldson. St. IS. g.. d. T.
RICE defeated = A Davis By default
Third ro,nd--A J. Cawse defested Harold rsylo,
rs. SIS SIS. T B. osiiyie defeated 7 r, Can
Wes,rsi. 10. S.. SIS {. y, Ward defeated L
vs. Fisher. So 81. J. W. FoI defeated n. L
Te5ffr q o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-18
Toronto Man Defeats Spears
in Ha!f-Mile Race
Goullet Third

! Arthur Spencer, of Toronto, Practi-
cally clnched the national cycling
championship at the Nelodrome IN
Newark .estcrday afternoon by WIN
ming tho lalf-mile championship race
frcrn Rob : ears.
Alfred GJullet finished third and
Francisco N,.Ii fourth. Frank Kramer,
Inc presen, holder of the American
title. was defeated by Nerri IN the
semi. finals, thus putting him out oil
anv further competition.
Spencer has won the quarter, third
and half-mile championships and has a
total OF fifteen points, while Gouliet
and Spears, his nearest rivals, ohIy
have FIVE points each. -.
There are three more races 70 decide
the title, and If Spencer just gets placed
in each one of these 1T Will be prsctl >
callv impossible TO beat him, whiie II
he wins one more race out Of three ne
cannot be beaten for the title which
kramer has held for sixteen years.
The summarizes
rvo.rnis Invitation handicap tprofess.9ns Nos
nv Ch,ri.y Psrcsy. Australia 80 ARDS sS,q0
iss i5o ysrtsi third william " Hsnley.
~ vy,reisco 10 ysnis, fourth Gordon Waller.
Aq,',,. lo Y.rd,n a i n M p.n ME Harrison
Nagit' Bay vicw wheelmen. second Time
1rso.thiri, mil. handicap lam,islrl.,wop ~ y
n,o r'niors sportirs Italisns rs yards seeon9
AiNr-t Kr1ishel Sew Nors A { 30 yarsl. inlIa
rrie Psetz. Newark 80 ysrdsl, ioufth. lime
'n,s.miI, match race PROFESSIONAL F rancheo
v,,d TsIv vs. Frank Csra1zss Nesns Won bl
vsrd FIRST heat won b. Nern- ninf. 30 =.
AZ eighth mile; or - 5000 M o ~I
Vert nms !:4s - Lss, sisiln nw,o b. Al
TED Gouilet. Newark scratch. R,snaid NC
v,rsrs Australia 40 Yards s'sondl: M ti-.s
Henlry san Francisco go yaf1il , tnl.1. Hnsf,s
v,dde5 Noah $50 ,srdsl. nfth Tine. 70
Bsif- nils National Championship lpratssiot .t.
woa oy Arthur SPENCE. toronto. ho.s,, =, 49,
Tfancis.o ysrh Italy. fourth Tine Of hest 70
.sS,ae sr,, aad second pl,o, 20 Is Last eighta
nile Oi2a-5 Tine Of heat 70 aecds iH ara si.i
80, sr,-d hnsl--won - o. Spencer Esrri.
..lerd line, III? Last eighth mile o'l- -,
ssro,l rrsnd semi -hnsl-Won by speas. cou,let
,.c,rF r 80 50 SIS Last eighth ni.. V.I- IL
F.rst sent tns.-Non By spear Gfsnds' second
'' $40 .eui sasi-won by vsrri Kramer. second
l'I Ts,d '1 .a.ni.rn,l-won by GOullet; NcN,n,r.
''I TeS,,b i. i.r;i th.l-von b. A Spencer w
spencer second. Inn. ! IS IS. -...
H,a,s-Firs, won y Arthur spsns'Ii K,,S5sP
Tire. II Is Second San M ~ p,o ~ AZ
ir,d Goul.,. N,sark Tine. q ~ 69ur'h r "9h
by Aired Crends, Australia llme, l'og SO. ri,th
Won hy Robert z. sprars. Au,traha Iln", -
I I.sbih We won tT M.N,haF, Tine. 10 IS. a..
,,,isr IrSinroa. Andrew c,ciueh Bay Ni.r
Vh..lnen. second. Apsft hIHi'l, ~ 80 =.
g third. Fred Tplcr. Nevark. fourth Tine US.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-18
Former Champions
Display Proves
In Pastime Games

The reappearance on the track OF
several former champions featured the
monthly games of the Pastime Athletic
Club. which were held at Macombs
Dam Park yesterday morning. Albert
Voellmeke, who at one time held sew
eral walking championships, captured
the one-mile walk from scratch IN 1;o4'
although he has been out OF competl-
ton almost two years.
Myles McHugh, the middle distance
runner, also made successful come
back, capturing the l,OOO-yard run
from scratch in 1927 2-5. The tall ath-
lete was in his oldtime form, winning
by a comfortable margin.
The individual honots fell to Dan j.
Shea. the Brazilian Cross clubs all
around athlete, who captured two trst
places and one third. Shea won the
44O-yard run in 542 -5 seconds, the
running broad jump with a leap Of 20
feet 3 inches, and finished third in the
shotput event. In the latter contest
Harry Correll. the clubs new phenom,
bested Nick Yiahnes for first honors
By margin Of five inches with a put
Of 50 feet inches.
The summary follows;
looo-ysrd nun thandicapl Won by Mylcs Ne
Hugh lscgstchl F Mclaughlin l,9 yaia'l second
ole-fsil. walk ihindicapl--won BY 4. Voellme5e
1scrsfchJ: h r uearn US YARDS. second. J l.
,-nrso1 iscrstchl third Tine. 7.0i.
F,ght pound shot put handicap Won BY Har-y
coreu isc-atchl. with 30 feet inches. Nics
Yishnes l.critehl. gtth s. Zee, inches. second
4t0.ya-I mn hardicspl Won By Dan shea
fsc-stchi: r Mclaughlin go YARDS, second
r,',fr 100 y.rdsl third Tine. 0.5i rs
RUNNING broad Jump lhsndicapl-Won BY Dan
she's (scraichl. with 20 feet inches; Nl.A
lihsnes a feei). with 70 feet inches. second A
Iisi1 "a ree-l WITH 4 fcef s inches third
Tso-mne rIn 1lsndicspl Won - n braIrn
40 yarigl. J. O'Hsrs (srratchl second. Il r
TssrS $50 ards third Tine. loAj.