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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-07

sime perI9pinben."
Die Rdmpfe an Der Weftfront pur.
ben tn Der persansenen Wods nit gro.
Bsr Gnersie fortgefebt uno aud an ber
italientfden Sront berr5dte lebbafte
SGtisfeit. Sie britii6en Truppen an
Der Wsitfront berbielten ii9 nerbGlt.
niBmdbis rubie, bod gluubt man. baB
lie fi9 duf eine Wieberaufnabme ber
Sffeniibe borberetten. 0ie Stuliener.
bon britiidsr grtillerie unterftiibt.
brdnsten bic 0iterreibiiden 2inien an
einisen Stellen auriid unb nabmen
einise Srtf9aften in Der Ridtuns auf
SrieH elm.
au9 an Der masebonif6en Srout
ipuroe peitergetdmpft unb sesen bas
Gnbe Der Do6e bebnten Die StaIiener.
BON ibren Nniierten unteritiibt, ibre
Sront In Mfbanien aus.
Ser aongreB BON 8ertretern foaia<
liitif9er 9frbsitsrorsanifationen In
perf9iebenen triesfiibrenosn unb neua
tralen Gdnbern miro beulndbft In
StodboIm aufammentreten uno mun
iiebt benz @rgebnis Der Ronferena NIT
Spunnung entsegen. Man 9laubt.
bab in oieiem 8ongreB bte So5ialtiteu
ibre Stelluns gum Srieben befinieren
uno babur9 bic @inleitung bon Srte.
Observation-Disclosures auf elmer fonfre.
ten 8aiis anbubnen iperben. Sur bic
Der. Staaten, bic fir bic prinaipien
Der Sreibett, gere9tigteit uno gu.
manttGt" in ben Rrieg getreteu find.
baben ibren fOSiuGifttiben DeIseaten
bic PdHe pertpeigert. Sonft iperben
ale triesfiibrsnben unb Die meiften
neutralen 2dnber pertreten iein.
Nad einem pripatberi9t als
DeutidIanb. Der iebo9 nod nidt bes
itGtigt if, bat Der polnifde @taatsrot
feline Reiisnation ben Diterrei9if9<uns
surifden unb beutIden 8ebSroen iibers
mitteIt. Der Rat brGngt auf bic grs
nennuns zines Regenten fir oas 26.
nistum unb Die Resulierung Der poInts
f4en @erpaItuns, ba feline StelIuna
burb bic 4nnabms elmer Refolutton
burd ben polnifasn Nationalrat
duberit fdtpierig, tpenn nidt unn6s.
lid eeiporben fei Sn Der RefOlutton
ipirb bem bon ben Mittelmddten er.
nonnten Stoatsrat Elm Wibtrauensnn.
tlim erteiIt. 0abur9 tpuroe Die Re
fignation notipenbig.
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befert.
Cine grfinbertn.

" w " = ~ w ~.
Grau Map 6. Cation, Die aus
8rootIpn ftammt. felt ibrer @erbeiraz
tuns aber in Rentudp tpobnt. bat cine
@orri6tuns erfunben, mittelit Der
man seiunfene Sau6boote, Die bilfz
log auf Dem 9runb bes Meeres liesen,
bebtn fam. @u6 bat fie cine @orrids
tilns ausgebadt, I'm ben i'm sefuntee
men Boot eingefhlohenen Seeleuten
Sauerioff sufiibren gu fDnnen. 8eioe
@erfabren iinb nidt patentiert, aber
Srau gaton bat bic 9runbaii9e ibrer
grfinbungen bem WaarinezOepurtes
rrnt unterbreitet, bas 8erfude an
I l1en ptll.
Sie iunee Srau fam auf ben &C.
banten, cine 9ebeporridtung au erz
finoen, Dor brei Sabren. ala bds Ser.
StaatensS Saudboot rS-4" bel Sonoz
lulu sefunten mar. Nls iie Die Soee.
bic ibr oamaIs eetommen mar. i'm
&opfe aussearbeitet bate. eins iie bas
ran, Elm Mobeu au bauen, ipas ibr
nidt fdper fiel, ba fis eine sefdidts
Sanb bat unb NIT Wertaeus gut ums
auaehen per{tebt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-07
9abrli9er
&erfauf bon
QSeiR.

Der Suni 8ertauf BON aarmantsn
llntermuslins beaanu lebten Samitas
unb bausrt ntt Gage. yiihts In BEN
aroseu Yorratb iitreieruirt. Das BE
id,neiounssmsEsr 1T ausemanot moresn
an allem, oas als llntermusltns flaiii'
fi,irt lit, iosar on Daren. ete In LETTER
Wod,e aufamen-nitt Serfauf8waren,
iouosru unisrs rssuldren Uarsn 3u
Sertauisprsiien -uuo biss LIT Elm GROCER
tnterldieb. Die bobe Preiie @smdn'
Der bis su SO. SO ,sisen bas sleihe Ser
bdltni6 pon 9erabiesungen, pie on ben
nnten anseiiibrt uieorisen 8ewanoern.
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Dte RrtegsIage.


Sn Wafbington bri9t iib allmGblig
bic @rtenntnis 8abn. bab Der giutrttt
in ben WeIttries fir Die Ser. Staaten
eine Sade BON srobem grnit lit. tpeit
ernfter aIs man anfanss gesIaubt
bate. Wan besinnt ein5uIeben. bab
bic Hesierung. in tbrem gifer. ben
9llIiierten gu beIfen. Dem ameritdni'
fden @olte eins RieienIait aufsebiirz
bet babe, eine 2ait. beren setpaltise
Sdpsre iid ieBt nod ieoer 9erednuns
entaiebt.
Miaiarben auf Milliarben tperNn
aus benz @olts seprebt tperben. um
bic WiinIbe Der 4uiierten su befries
bigen unb bic immer srDber tperbenben
&oiten bes 8rieges gu beitreiten; StrOz
me BON 9lut iperben auf ben S6la4tz
felbern guropas BON umeritdnii9en
9iirsern seopfert perben unb biele
Sau1enbe ameritaniider Solbaten
perben ibr 2eben bingeben miiHen. nm
fir gnslanb Die &aitanien aus benz
Seuer gu bolen.
Iublanb lit, fptpeit feline Wtilitdrs
ma6t in 6raee tommt. aus benz
ariese aussef9altet. tpeni9fens fir
sipei Sabre; Srantreid TT am Gnoe
Ieines Meni9enmuterials angelan9t.
Dies iinb nadte Satfa9en Der &riegsz
lage, tpie fie beute bon militdrif4en
DISQUALIFICATION betrudtet tperoen. tpelz
DIE in Der Gage iinb, infolge ibrer
3enntnis ber 8eribte amerifaniider
geobadter bic @erbdltniife gu tennen.
DGbrenb 9robbrttannien nod beoeuz
tenbe Stobtraft beiiBt, 9Iauben oieie
MilitGrs, bab bas Rinsen auf benz
Sentiment fi9 i9nel bem puntte ndz
bert, no Die Ser. Staaten bic Sauptz
lait trasen miiFen.
Ser &rieg," fasen iie, ~pirb lonse
bauern. 9lmeritas babe Ufiuion
2eute, ipslde i'm Septeuber etnseitslt
miro, pirb nur Elm Sropfen in benz
elmer fsin uno tpeitere erobe Sem
bungen miiFen erfolgen, penn Die iebis
gen @erbGltniife anoauern.
rOas Rineen an Der Weitfront,"
Iasen bic Sadperitdnbisen. riit falif
ausgelegt unb unSuperlGfis semelbet
poroen, entipeoer, neil bic antierten
bic pirfli9en Satiuden nidt betannt
| tperben laFen tpollten, ober aus llns
tenntnis oes ipirflihen Sadperbaltes
ieitens Der amerifanif6en 3eitun9en.
Die grperten fasen. baB bas ameris
tuniI6e @olf felt pielex Wonaten be-
treffs Der pabren Gage getduf4t pors
ben lit. Die 2llliierten, fagen fie, mas
den ni6t ben Sortihritt, pie man ous
2anb glauben MAIDEN ipollte.
Sn bieIer 8esiebung faeen fie, bab
bic 2DIung Der Sau9bopts @efabr
epentueu gum groben SeiIe entf4eiber
mub, tpem Der Sieg SufaIlen fou.
auber man 5is6t ole RolIe in Setrudt
pelbe 9(msrifa in bieiem &riege fpies
len ipirb.
Der IeBt. friI9e Mann seipinnt eint
S6Iadt. iaeen fie, unb bic leBten fri
iden Millionen BON UiGnnern tperber
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gt1fa11o.
Wbisfep iOa bleiben, Bier maB
geben.

0eser nerlaiien siibitaaten = Sm
Siiben berridbt bereitS Wansel
an Sarmarbeitern - Sranfreid,s
sslasse beilig-9as Gnoe oer itci-
fen sfrasen prppbeseit-Stllcrlei
Grfinbunsen bcrihtet.
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AZ Gents Slid

bon 65 Gents llntsrboien, 9oriettiiber'
3hssu uns ytahtsepdHOsrn. Seine
aualitdt unb bHbi6 uer3iert. &; ;ss;;asssEss ssElls
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-07
$1.19 Slid

Don $3.50 uutsrr6deu. Otaftsewdu'
bern, @bemiien uuo @amiioles In ben
neueiten Sttlen. Solde, bic iie wabr'
fdeiulid oieien Sriibliug auf unieren
3aSeutiideu bemuuoert baben.
Spe,ieae Gufmerfiamfeit wiro iensn
Srauen sepiomst, bic untergewanoer
bon ertra 9rOBe 3u trasen lieben.
Smeiter Stod.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-07
SO Gents Slid

Don 80 @euts yadtsemduoeru. Inter.
RIDDEN, @bemiien. unterboien unb 3or.
iettiiberahsen. uniers populdre Prsis
2inie. aslz<a
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-07
g a mpf ge9eu 8ier.

He9ierungs6eamte in Wafbington
rtldren, oaB Die 8ierbrauereien nit
EN- 8ann telegt tperoen; ba idbrlid
.2,500.000 8uIbel @erite Sur Seritelz
ing bon Bier perbrau9t perpen. 9as
'Olt in 2lmerita ibt 5par feline 9erite,
Ser bic SSransoien ellen. 10 pirb aes
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IS Geuts Slid

bon $1.OO uub s1.25 unterr5den,
gia9tssmaubern, @amiiolsS uub @be.
miisu, pradtuoa uer3iert nit Spisen
uno Stidersi.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-07

iast, fopisl lpie iie betommen fOnnen.
unb ieber 8ufbeI srportierter 9erite
bebeutet eine @riparnis bon ebenfo pisl
Wei3en fir ben bieiisen @erbraud.
Wenn Die Resierune au9 bic W6is>
tebfabritation einfdrdntt obsr perbies
tet, 10 ipiro ferner sefast, seidiebt es
basesen uiht, Inn Rubrunssmittel gu
tonierpieren, benn Die 100000 8us
fbeI Mais. bic aur Wbistepz Seritelz
lung iGbrIid perbraudt tperben, fpies
len BEL ber iGbrliden Mais> >gprobuttion
bes 2anbes bon 3,OO0,000.O00 8uibel
feline Rolle.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-07
10 Gents Slid

BON 25 @snts unterboien uno 3oriett'
iiber3useu. Nlle uon itanoaro Nualt'
tdt uno aut auaefertigt. ..s,
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.A1tsfQ110.
&ublana ideint als triesfib=
reabe Ma6t aussei@altet.

eeIbft itarfer 9rn6 BON Seiteu ber
0er. Staatcn biirfte nid,tS bel
fen-9te Spsialiiten nnenttpe8t i'm
Sntereife bes Triebens tatig.
2ebbafte 9dtigfeit an berid,iebe-
men 6ampffrpnten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-07
36 Gents Slid

Don so Gents 3oriettiiber3assu. yladt'
aemdnberu uuo lluterboien. Die @e'
ipdnosr babsn nieorisen pals uno furjs
Hermel. Las.
The evening herald., 1917-02-17
Lecture by Dr. willIs,on.

Or. : W. Wulstun. professor of
palcontology, Chiago university Will
deliver lantern slide lecture m the
y ish school auditorium AZ z.l5 Tues
day afternoon, February 20 Ills SUB
icct viii bc some Of the Backboned
Animals ul New Mexico. ana Nof'n
America. Professor Wll.-tou has
made vertebrate paleunto'ugy his
chief work for the past fifteen wears
land white his kuuwleder on tre suo-
jcct is profound hr reaitzc, tine din
tuH o. of the beginner ali has Sos.
erucd mis- lecture accor !lngiN. IN,
lecture i- FIRE, and Is btirg given al
, ~" invitation of the University ~ Nr0
Mexico nud ~ tho high scnoC' PRO.
frssor WHlistou is DOW a resident o'
Albuquerque and is a nc.ghhur VhDu
lN.o are an delighted 90 have oI0,nr ms
The evening herald., 1917-02-17
pAKlSH CHILDREN
WILL CELEBRATE
WASHINGTON DAY
Patriotic Program to be Given in
st. Mary's Hall; Speech by
Marion L. Fox; Indian Band TO
Play.

In celebration Of Wushingtons birth
day parish school children viii give a
patriotic program AZ ~. Mars hail ON
next Thursday afternoon. There viii
be music by the Indian school band.
Marion l.. Fox. editor and publicist,
will speak The program.
Patriotic music by the band.
Headings by group of historic char
ncters. Patriotism" Mistress Dolly
MadisoH Two Flags. Mistress Ahra
ham Lincoln; Devotion 20 the flag
Miss Columbia.
Minuet--lly General WashinEton-
...and Mistress Martha Washington
Keadius "A Witch OF '76.' .....,.
............ Miss Alice ilcTUdon
solo ........... Miss Hortense Swit1ei
Debate By Louis Conncll Wilhert
lehrmaun and Ralph Marion Ste
phcu Balling.
Truth ........., -Four Primary Toti
Reading Thinning Mule .....-
............... Eunice Herkcnhufl
| Roadlnr True Patriotism. ...+,.,.,
............t.... Donald BleNlu
Reading g............. "Grcatness
Song "A surprise Party. ......,.
............ Soldiers ~ Tomorrow
Washington .,..,,.,', James hane'
The evening herald., 1917-02-17
MI5AlUN
|. PRIEST WILL BEGIN
|. RETREAT TOMORROW
,ev, Edward Garesche, Editor of
the Queens Work, to Conduct
Services at Immaculate doncep
zion Church Daily Next Week.

re, Edward f. Garcschc, : j. VIII
.rcupy the pulpit az the Immaculate.
conception church every daN next
leok. lie viii give the annual r,-
icat 10 the knights OF columbus az
be local council tp n,l the sodnlitlcs
n the Blessed virgin Mary to the pu-
iils uf 81 Nincouts academy and I'm
hacu'atc Conception school ana 90
b. nurs.us class of the 81 Joseph -
.hnitIrium.
4 Each retrca, VIII last about two
pya The members OF an the sudal-
les and an the knights ~ Columbus
Fc obliged by their rules to attend
lr retreat .n "a body,
Fr Garcschc is one OF the most ais
tngulshed missionaries that ever wise
ed this c.ty. tie is Me- editor of tha
I luecu's Daughters magazine and tho
.ltlonal organizer of the s"dni.tics ui
lhc Blessed Virgin MARY
The ladies and young ladies retreat
l'hich ~ FIRST ON the program. VIII be.
In SUNDAY afternoon. February lN
lt . u'cluyh
Following is the order of am IA,
. 'ireats.
4 Married and young ladies'sodalitie'
The evening herald., 1917-02-17
PAIN GONE! RUB
SORE, RHEUMATIC
ACHING JOIN rs
Rub Pain Away With u small Trial
bottle of Oid. Penetrating ''st.
Jacobs on"

stop dosing" rheumatism.
It's pain only; not one case In hfty
requires internal treatment. Rub
soothing, penetrating ST Jacobs on
right ON the tender spot and by
the time you say Jack Robinson out
comes the rheumatic pain asd dis
tress. ST Jacobs or b. harmless
rheumatism iiniment which never dis
appoints and doesn't burn the skin. II
takes pain soreness and stiffness from
aching joints muscles and homes,
stops sciatica mmbago, hackache and
neuralgia
Limber up, Get q small trial hotil,
~ old-tjme honest 81 Jacob's OH
from any drug store. and in a mo-
ment. youll be free fron' pains achoy
aud stiffness Dont -uner Ruh
rheumatism away
The evening herald., 1917-02-17
'invite6s Most OF the musical numbers
M be Furnished by noted artists ON
2sdisor pnonograph records. OF espe-
niAl lnisrsst. mill Do rAiy Ain Coun-

49,
EIe," sung Dy chr stinr Ma4eI. uD,
oted conjralto. for which Prof stan
,y Scdrr has written q violin obii-
alto, which win hc played by Mrs.
iohn y. clark. with MIR seder AZ the
blanc.
\ new sacred solo by Mr. Scdcr en-.
tiled "Eveusung will be sung by
Miss Hurtcnsc Swltzer, with violin
,bllento by Mrs, CLARK.
The following numbers will bc
heard ON the phouugraph;
slavonic Rhapsody Friedmannl
orchestra.
II with Au Your Hearts. Elijah
tMendelssohnl. Reed Miller
Let the Lowcr LIGHTS BE Burning
tBlissl. quartet
Iogcndc. CWienavskD violin solo
Richard CzerWoul,y.
@ Morning Land tPhelpsi Spen
Ger and YOUNG Piano aceompani.
mcnt. Mt seder
Flee as q Bird oDaual, Thoma.
Chalmers and chorus.
Brooklet's Tale. tene poem tlung
mani. orchestra.
- Sing to God tiounodD, oratortt
chorus.
Hungarian Dance SO g. (Brahms,
Albert Spa,ding
Love 3, Tell the story, Fischer
Metropolitan quartet
My Ain Couuirie, (Demarest
Christine Miller Violin obligato Mrs
j. ID clark piano accompaniment
Mr.. Scdcr
Masaniello overture, tAuher1, or
ohestra.
The evening herald., 1917-02-17

Colorado springs. Colo Feb. IT,
Chnloncr u. schiey a wealthy retired
banker died here today AFTER an eN-
tended illness. Ma Schley came 10
Colorado thirteen years ago from New
York and has been prominent In So
cal and club circles here since.
The evening herald., 1917-02-17

4 dance will be held lea Rudcs hsll
tonight for the i'rpusc u' raising tho
money Co buy tlh souvenir ethellS
for the tcama this yenr The women
u' the "a yers.ty have put up the
money Tor thr programs and music
so that al the pr1cccd- ur the dane
could 80 towards the .cGVcuirs. Al
frlerds OF the university are invited
to this AFFAIR AS w,l as the student
hody IT, dance viii start 30 $50.
The evening herald., 1917-02-17

tomobnc spocders chief os Po'!cc Ga
losha ordered one Of his trai'c sleutha
10 start Watching the thoroushfaFc
last night The policeman baggcd
three speeders and one driver who
ran his car with the exhaust open.
The four will be arraignee In tire
police court tonight.
The evening herald., 1917-02-17

.oudr~ That Little pog ......
............... William q. Nriiiy
Skot,r "Butlos Dream. .....,..
...........s s... Third Grade Girls
sons and Tableau Peace. .....,
Observation-Disclosures. Primary Grade
Som. -''AmeriCu by the audience.
The evening herald., 1917-02-17

A prustam OF sacred music will be
given az the university a. o'clock
sunday afternoon, to which all are
The evening herald., 1917-02-17
East Central Avenue
Speeders Are Nabbed

Acting on complaints that East
Centra, ayeGue was afflicted with au-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-10
Darcy a HOld-Out;
Won't Sign Till
He Fights In N. Y.

NEW YORK. March l0.--Lcs
Darcy. the Australian pugilist
barred from New York rings by
Gov. whitman IL going 20 stick
q out--and he will not hght
Mike Gibbons. so he says. until
after he has had one battle In
New York.
Efforts 20 change his mind, &C.
cording 10 Eddie Kane. man
ager OF Gibbons. on his return
frop Goshen. y. Y. where Darcy
Is living on the estate OF Grant
Hugh Brown, merely proved
that Darcy II very set young
man In HIS ways,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-10

home In Ohio With a pulled liEamsn1
In his shoulder and viii visit 0oae
setter Reess. Probably Wood vfn
be tarmed out for the season. r.
injury dates hack from last season.
Couch looks the best OF the ~
ernit pitchers to date. He 10 a basd
worker and has had experience n
class "A league which 10 fnseor
than the company the others Savs
been keeping SO far ne has
shown nothing but a fast ball. bus
he has n nice easy delivery and the
best OF control.
Bill James spends much Of his
time gamboling about the park 10
get into shape. Anyone who THINKS
he hasn't any pep ought TO see Inn
now. He is showing more sinGer
at the slab and uses the curve baI1
nImost entirely. He says he Co
throw the curve Just as easy AZ =
straight ball.
Harry Coveiesxie is ready for the
season to start tomorrow II needs
be. He reported In the Test a Co.
dition and should be in the fnest g
big league form this -,asou.
The pitchers sre bsginning -
loosen up and better line on tbG1r
ability viii be avaiisble shortly.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-10
BY ROBERT |. RIPLEY.

Well. Well II it isn't old Jim
Flynn. the boxer. some one re-
marked as the valiant old Pueblo
fireman entered the sanctum and
made for a chair
"Whatzat? Well. you're wrong
again, It's me-'ten-second Flynn.
the hghter-and I'm not so old eth
er. Boxer he snorted What do
know bout boxing? Tm~a fighter
II am I just knocked a guy out
In Kansas City stfR in 10 seconds.
Not bad I've been lighting IL years
now. and the older : get the better
I am.
I'm only "a. That amt old. is
it I've been battling 'em all since
1900 and I'm gonna keep on Dat
tin as long az there Is Hopes.
Them there White Hopes-'disap-
pointments. calls EN-, have kept
me in the fight game since old Jeff
kissed the canvas at Reno. I'm there
yet nd don't you forget II. Shows
what regularity will do for a guy,
They amt many OF that missed me
much--you know that. yet I'm bet.
ter now than | was l7 years ago.
Regular livin'--thAt's A. I sleep reg
ular. and live regular. eat but
once day Most people eat too
much. eat but once and when
do eat-say, hoy, / just kick a
COW right In The nose. ats all.
when dc you expect 10 stop
fighting. Jim" we asked.
stop? Say. I've been hghun'
now for II years. and unless fight
ers improve lot I'm gonna fight
for II more"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-10
Star Pole Vaulter
In Fine Form For
MeadOwbroOk Tilt

PHILADELPHIA March TO-
When athletes OF indoor track
gather tonight in the CONNER
cial museum for the Meadow
brook meet they will probably
witness some sensational pole
yaultiug by Sherman Landers,
student Al Penn and holder OF
the worlds interscholsstic rec.
ord in that event While Ian
ders was still In prep school he
established record OF 10 feet
eight inches. and Il is expected
that he will even top that mark
here tomorrow night which will
be his debut in college athletics.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-10
Harper Arrives and
Hughie Puts Him
In Lineup
BY HAROLD v. WILCOX.
(sfsn Correspondent DETROIT TSmes)


WAXAHACHIE Tex. March To-
The unexpected arrival OF Harper
In camp Friday has changed the
lineup for the game in Fort Worth
sunday.
The batting order will be Bush.
80: Ellison, %; Harper. CT; Dyer,
90; Nicholson. r; Stanage. Id; Nc
kes. II; Spencer and Yelle. c: and
Jones. Watson. Flanagan. Coach
and Cunningham. pitchers.
Harper blew In and announced
that Mia game LEG was az sound az
Il evcr was. The kid outfelder
spent the winter IN al Arkansas
lumfsr mill.
A tveinnsns game 10 scheduled
for this afternoon. with Spencer and
StanaSe acting as captains OF the
rival clubs. They viii choose sides.
Sergeant II. @. Thorne. OF tho re-
cruiting service. has reported to
Manager jennings and announced
that he will drill the boys instead OF
Lieutenant Adler. The sergeant IL
awaiting instructions from the de-
psrtment Of the east and nothing
will be known OF the nature OF the
training until these arrive.
Several OF the regulars are ex-
pected to report tonight, Sunday
and Monday.
A million base hits were made
In camp during practice Friday
Eberybody seemed 10 discover bat
ting eye, with Ellison as the chief
offender.
The nrst phenom has departed.
Pitcher Wood has been sent 20 his
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-10
CENTRAL HIGH
BEATS CASS, WINS
CHAMPIONSHIP

Central high continued Ks win.
ming streak Friday night. defeating
Cass Tech high by a score OF 10 10 s
and cinching the championship. The
game renamed sco-eless until just
before the close OF the hrst quarter
when Central made couple OF has
kets. In the second quarter Cass
was outplayed in every department.
Cass managed TO do some scoring
ir the third quarter after breaking
W. number Of CentraI's plays.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-10
State May Put
End To Horse
Race Dispute

NEW ORLEANS. March 10
sportsmen today were much dis.
turbed over the latest develop
ments in the horse race fight
here Many thought the state
would step in and put an end
10 the game or At least regulate
the sport and limit the number
OF racing days. The introduc.
ton Of pari mutuel ma-aines Is
probable.
Following filing OF afidavita
against the Business Mems Rae.
ing association. which conducts
the meet here. charging the
operation OF handbooks. Il was
announced that two new tracks
would be built across the river
IL Jefferson Parish Jefferson
Falressociation plans 10 con.
duct meet across the river
from Dec 10 10 New Year
day.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-10
Nicholson, of Charlotte

TINE ou,ned history more interesting than W
sp,rins Detroit has had Nicholson for
the Western association IN 1910 sno
- sionn.d annie A o
singles and Besdes he stole 50 pAsss
Chattanooga without
Tennessee He played only IL games and
deadly
$40 and didn't take long for Kid Eesrfsd 70 salute .ne se
Informed hean
ne helpless on ground
That Charlotte in
He
led putous and assists
with
connie Mack for
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-10
MILLER TAKES
HUMMER DOWN
FOR THE COUNT

Billy Miller continued TO demon
strate his ability as an alley fight.
err Friday night. lie waylsid Ad-
die Hummer on the wellknown
Woodward alleys with an average
OF 220 rs. He rolled up a couple
OF scores OF 2is. and only once did
he fail to make the double century.
Summary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-10
Hip Hip! Army Officer hvades Tiger Camp Talk About Guns Ihn
wAxAHAcHIE. Tex. March TO-


TUNHE the Tiger encAmpmen win enc TO-DAY md
sarters Indeed Next
with the probable exception OF ID no.sSy
in VIII be aho
be watched nnelder
possibly
he Heatiey
drafted
indicate
knowledge
Jennings expects
ody 10 know he will be here or not
cleaned from the records VII not MAKE Sssi
that he demon osmsr OF the and
the western
which Nicholson nj, sl N ~ that circuit
when his spanking syaxs was IsS M thins
Of
breaking into the big show shsr
urn nes Duny Lew" anu N ~
camp
fall
and hitting He ball player mere
enough tne
only fa as pounu
Worst OF All
he with which the Junsheer are oe
uncertainty for any stampede JIM
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-10
NJ. A. c. FIVE TO
CLASH WITH "Y"
HERE TONIGHT

NJ A. C.. which has been putting
out q claim for the championship
OF Michigan In basketball. tonight
will meet the Y. NJ. c. A. FIVE on
the local court, The Aggies have
won all their games on their own
court. The ~" has a standard
court. and II will provide a fair
battle gruond.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-10
Tigers Ready for First Tilt
Sunday With Fort Worth
ROTH MAKES 'En
COME THRU WITH
MORE "pouosr

CHICAGO. March ie.--pcbty
Roth, ou,felder Of the cisvelau1
Americans, who has been holdtng
out for a salary increase. bae
signed. Following y eonfersnss
here With President Dunn of ~
CleVelanders. Roth Was grantee
an increase over last years -
AIRY.