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NUTARTA SIQSTI KA-
RIUOMENE EUROPON.
WASHINGTON, geg. 3.

WASHINGTON, geg. 3.
= Suv. Valstiju vyriausybe
pagaliaus nusprende kaip
galima greiciaus pasiusti
kick savo kariuomenes j Eu-
ropa. Tai kariuomenei kares
stovykla nuskirta Chalons,
Prancuzijoje. Jinai ten bus
lavinama ir paskui siuncia-
ma i musiu linijas. Ameri-
koniSkos kariuomenes lavi-
nina priziures gen. Joffre.
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1900, 900 VOKIEcIU
zUVO KAREJE.

Amsterdam, geg. 3.-Su-
lyg buvusiO Vokietijos par
lamentO atstOvO Neumann
apskaitymO, Vokietija sitoj
karej neteko 100000 ka-
reiviu uzmustais.
Be to Vokietijojc kares
gime vaiku maziau ar
ii keturiais milijonais.
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kares reikalams
PrlslbVoma + nardanciu laiviu
uzpuolino
Siqs kariuomene j Prancuzija
$2,83O, 900, 900 KARES
REIKALAMS.
WASHINGTON, geg. 8

WASHINGTON, geg. 3.
-Vakar kongreso zemesny-
sis butas 362 balsais prizes
viena prieme vyriausybes
pasiulyta kares biudzeta $2,-
$50, 900, 900 pirmiesiems ka-
res metams SUI Vokietija.
Prizes biudzeta balsavo tik-
tai vienas socialistas atsto-
vas. =
Visi tie kongreso atsto-
val, kurie buvo priesingi ka-
res rezoliucijai, ir ku1ie
priesinosi priverstinojo ka-
reiviavimo biliui, vakar bal
savo uz biudzeta.
Is situ pinigu apie puse
milijardo bus panaudota su-
stiprinti kares laivyna. Kiti
pinigai bus sunaudoti kito-
kiems kares reikalams.
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REKRUTUOS ANGLUS
SUV. VALSTIJOSE.

Londonas, geg. 3. - An
glijos parlamentui vienas
kares ministerijos vladimir
kas pranese, kad Anglijos
vyriausybe sumaniusi rex
rutuoti kariuomenen visus
Anglijos pavaldinius, gyve-
nancius Suv. Valstijose ir
tinkancius kareiviauti.
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New York, geg. 3.

New York, geg. 3. - Cio-
mai zadanciam apsilankyti
generOlui JOffre bus induOta
dovanu Laisves stOvylos
auksine miniature. Tuo tik-
slu renkamOs aukOs. Su
rinkta suvirS 5000. AtstOvil
sveciu .priemimui taisOma
plati programa.
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REIKALAUJA IL MI
LIJARDV.

Londonas, geg. 3. - An
glijOs vyriausybe savO par
lamente reikalauja daugiau
II milijardu doleriU toles-
niam kares vedimui. KarG
Anglijai jau atsiejusi suvirS
u milijardo dol.
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RUSAI API.EIDO MUSH
ARMENIJOJE.

Petrognadas, geg. 3.-Ge-
neralis stabas pranesa, kad
rusu kariuomene turku Ar
menijoje atsimete is miesto
Mush, kuri tuojaus uzeme
turkai. wEW
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EXT RA
PASIBAIGE DUONKE-
PIU STREIKAS.

Chicagoje duonkepiu strei-
kas pasibaige po keliu va
landu konferencijos fedora
liam buste. Darbininkus su
darbdaviais sutaike apskri-
Clio prokuroras Olyne.
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NUSKANDINTA AMERI.
KONISKAS LAIVAS.

Londonas, keg. 3. = Vo-
kieciu nardancioji laive nu-
skandinO amerikoniska gar
laivi Buckingham. 13
zmoniu is igulos prazuve.
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IS KATARINOS PAMIN
KLO PADIRBDINO
SOVINIUS.

New York, geg. 3. = Cia
gauta zinios, kad Katarinos
III paminklas PetrOgrade SUI
dauzytas ir is metalo paga-
minta armOtOms SOviniai.
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81 AMERIKONAI
NUzUDYTA.

Washington, geg. 3. =
NuO vasariO | d. Xxi SiOlei
vokieciu nardancios laives
nuskandinO iSvisO II ameri-
kOniSku laivu ir nuzude %
amerikOnus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-05-03

Per praejusias Sesias dienas
is Vokietijos negauta cia jo-
kin laikrasciu. Miritarine
vokieciu vyriausybe taip
uzdare rubezius, kad per
juos negali pralisti nei pats
uOdas.
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COPENHAGEN, geg. 3

= Is Berlyno aptureta Il
MIA, kad siandie Vokietijos
kanclieris parlamente nepa-
siulys taikos talkininkams.
Sitas reikalas atidetas patio
geSniam laikui.
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ORAS.
Geguzes 3, 1917 m.

Chicago ir apylinkes, =
Siandie ukanota ir salta;
vakare laukiama lietus; lie
tus pramatomas ir rytoj.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-18

ducking r bad pitch The ball hit
his bar and popped over third for
a two base hit
The hero OF the second game was
Win Noyes. who won his third vic.
tory over the Tigers Detroit never
threatened until the eighth. when
a storm came up and II was diflcult
20 see the ball In the dark Craw-
ford batted for Ehmke and doubled
Witt walked and Cobb singled. scor.
ing Crawford Neach fied 10 podie
for the third out, the storm broke
and there Was no more play that
day.
Ehmke was the victim OF hard
luck in this game A lot OF very
scratchy hits were made OF him.
and all were tangled up on the scor.
ing. Strunk singled 10 right in the
fourth and Bodie sent a hopper TO
Bobby Jones. who WAS playing sec.
ond The ball took a wierd side.
ways shassay on It's last hop. and IL
WAS all Bobby could do 20 knock Il
down Mclnnis drove In one run
with weak single thru the box.
and Schsng slammed in another
with rap 10 center In the sixth
Strunk scratched blow 10 short
and scored on a single by McInnis
That made the score 10 /. and
that's what II was when the food
came
The Detroit times., 1917-07-18
Yankees Are Coming;
Will Be Here
Thursday

Another soggy double-header is
on the program for Navin held this
! afternoon The Athletics will fur.
nish the opposition Should the tt.
gers win both games. they will pass
New York and regain the FIRST a..
vision Should the Tigers split with
the Athletics again and should
Cleveland beat New York again, the
Tigers will enter the nrst division
anyhow
Bill James will pitch one OF the
games. and Mitchell. Cunningham.
or Coyeleskie will hurl the other.
Coveleskie Is good bet. because
II he should make a good showing
he could be sent back against New
York Sunday or Monday When in
form. the Pole IL poison for both
the Mackies and the Yanks Bo-
land should not work today. because
he never has been beaten BY the
Yankees. He should open the series
with Donovan's club tomorrow after
noon The Yankees will be wei
come The Athletics are improv.
ing. but there has been no Joy In
watching them and the Tigers
founder around in the mud this
week
The nrst game Tuesday was one
o. slugGing matches that fans are
supposed 70 revel in As matter
OF fact. the game was so one-sided
that the late innings became very
drrary. even tho they were featured
BY fireworks. Carroll Jones pitched
for Detroit and was effective all the
way. Joe Bush and RUDE Schauer
worked for Philadelphia, and neither
had anything.
The Mackmen broke away 10 n
lead IN the nrst inning Jameson
singled Strunk sacrificed. and Bodie
drove the run home with a double
which Neach played none too well.
There is no chance 70 ride Bobby.
however. for his sensational fielding
Ia beginning 20 win him great fame.
He staged another OF his super
catches yesterday, when he went
clear back 20 the fence. leaped high
and speared Bodies long clout.
Grover walked in the fourth. stole
second and ran home on Strunk's
single That's all the scoring Phila-
delphia achieved.
The Tigers got under way in the
third Jones walked. Bush famed.
Wit walked. Cobb singled. and
veach doubled All this was good
for three runs Stanage doubled,
Jones sacrificed. and Bush singled
IN the fourth. These things manu-
featured another tally That swat
by stsnage finished Joe Bush and
schauer replaced him Everybody
pecksd a little az RUDE for awhile
and in the seventh the big lombard.
ment was unlesshed Cobb tripled
and scored on Neach's sacrifice ny
Heilman singled. went 20 second on
uarnAr's hi, and scored on a drive
70 right by Stanage. Bush. VIII
Cobb veach and Heilman all hit
safely In succession In the eighth
three runs scoring Cobb's blow
was TIE only extra-bsser OF this lot
and II was funny one. he was
The Detroit times., 1917-07-18

bed him. and Connie Mack was but
one DAY late in an attempt 70 enlist
him In the cause 81 the Athletics.
He went 10 81 Louis by chance.
One day the Jacksonville team play
ed the Cardinals an exh ibition game
before the season opened In 1914.
Cruise had great day-wonderful
catches, two home runs. and all
that sort of thing. Miller Higgins
took but one look and signed him on
the spot
Cruises mistortunes kept him
back. Here are a few OF the most
serious
IN 1911. while In the Cotton
States league. he vas spiked in the
foot. and blood poisoning set in
which almost caused the amputa-
ton OF that mem Der. and did inca
pscitate him for a month. His ankle
was operated on four times
When with Jacksonville, in 1918,
be broke his leg sliding home-and
was out OF The game for the season
While with Milwaukee. in 1915, be
was "beaned' in most serious
manner. Later, he ran into the
fence in pursuit OF a a. ball and
broke bis sun glasses and cut his
eve severely. Later be broke two
ribs, threw his thumb out OF Joint,
dislocated his shoulder and sprained
his arm. He vas out only one day
The Detroit times., 1917-07-18
BY ROBERT |. RIPLEY

Walter Cruise. the unknown LEAD
er OF the National league batting
race, is the most unluoky ball play
or on the diamond We don't mean
70 say that he is unlucky 70 be the
leading hitter OF his league, bur
that he might have been the lead
ing hitter several years ago II not
beset by Old Kid Misfortune.
Cruise. who has been alternating
with Roush. OF Cincinnati as tho
best batter In the Tener circuit. the
now famous Reputation league. has
suffered as many injuries 81 did Ad
Wolsast in the prize ring Cruise
started his baseball career and his
career OF hard luck at the same
time Cruise is a southerner Ike
Joe Jackson-and be looks more
like Joe Jackson than any other
ball player. Walter came from BY
lacauga. Ala. p years ago. He al
ways was a ball player-even tho
he did attend Columbia college, IN
Lake City. Fla. in an attempt "a
become a veterinary. Also. Cruise
always was batter. He "swang
the heaviest bat in the minors for
FIVE years He simply grasped the
old ash BY the extreme end and
shut his eyes and leaned on EN-
The Giants and Detroit both grab
The Detroit times., 1917-07-18
DETROIT'S STAR
SWIMMERS AT
THE BAY TODAY

Detroit will be well represented
In the swimming races az the Inter.
lake yachting regatta AZ Put.in-bay
this afternoon. Tom Clemens Is
down with all Of his v. e C. a
stars. except Van Dyke. Nixon. Jorn.
Me,rger. iisberg. Jacobsen. IA,hrop
and Brsndau will be chief Detroit
conteaders for honors Chicago.
Cleveland and Toledo have entered
strong teams.
Lack Of wind nsrTed the yscht
racing Tuesday Several events
were not completed. Two Detroit
boats turned In nice victories.
Chewink vi. skippered by Arpn-
strong OF the O. r. Y. c.. took the
modern cruiser event away from
Elsie. the only other craft 20 finish
IN this event Bethlea. sailed by
Treer, OF the d. Y G.. won the yawl
race from Fsustins by . big margin.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-18

playing the season out with his rioe
broken.
TIE day before the season opened
in 1915. Walter ran into Roger
Hornsby and tore his collaroone
loose from his sternum This intury
kept him DOT Of the Cardinal lineup
LAST year He did play some ball
for the ST Paul club. and vas going
good when Higgins ordered him TO
report 20 St Louis. He Immediately
injured his foot and was unable 20
do so until this year.
Cruise hit the longest home run
ever hit in big league baseball. He
drove one OF Pat Ragan's curves
way I'D and into the center OF the
right aeld bleachers in Braves park,
Boston. This looks 10 be On inpos-
sibility from the grand stand. The
distance was measured and found 70
be more than 500 feet!
The Detroit times., 1917-07-18
MUD AID LONG
SHOT 5 STAR
This Combination Went Big
Tuesday, and VIII Shine
Again Today

lherell be more mud AZ tho Mand-
sor races this afternoon and more
plugging az the long shot Tues
days Wild sport demonstrated that
The mudders cant be picked on form
and wild guessing Is now the order
of the day
Wednesdays program calls for the
Well-known ID. a c. stake. There IA
5000 added money offered for this
race. which will be worth close 10
$4,000. Some good horses will com
pete for this bit OF treasure. Harry
Shaw will carry top weight az ia,
and Hermis will be burdened with
IFS pounds
Had n SPECTATOR toted two.dol-
lar bill 10 Windsor Tuesday after.
noon and invested IL and his win
nings wisely. he would have return
ed millionaire This assumes. Of
course. that the odds would have
remained the same as they actually
were This could not have really
happened. because II winnings were
bet back on each race at the prices
paid Tuesday. the winnings would
total al the finish several times the
NNAot ahiOAHA VI ulOufN Dti AT lle
track
The fireworks started with the
first race. Souvenir won az 20 1.
Martre took second AZ TO /. and
Miss Fannie was third az 6 10 L
Captain p paid S 10 when he won
the second race. Exterminator won
the third event and paid s TO /, and
Fern Handley placed for 20 /.
Waukeag captured the fourth race
and paid IL 20 / Seagull broke up
the party in the NTH. when ne paid
$40 90 for a 81 bet on the nose. In
this same race Tudor was third and
paid 10 10 / for show tickets.
Starter won the sixth race. Prob
ably he would be called favorite,
for he was worth only 81 80 for each
81 ducat. Thanksgiving closed the
program by skidding wildly in tho
mud in the seventh event and pay
ing HIS hackers ls 20 1
The Detroit times., 1917-07-18
BATTLE FOR
LEAD IS NEAR
Red Sox and White Sox Will
Clash In Chicago Arena
Thursday

NEW YORK July 1s.--With a rift
OF II points separating them from
the Red sox, the Chicago Sox will
be able 10 take only breath today
before they enter what undoubtedly
will be their hardest series 70 date
Tomorrow they will take on the Bos
ton bunch. who simply refuse 70 be
counted out OF the race.
Completely ignoring the fact that
more than once they have been
more than so points in the rear, the
champions have simply refused 10
let 10. Several times when their
pitchers seemed TO be falteri1g "
appeared 10 BE- only question OF
how much Charles Comiskey would
charge FOR the worlds series sfats.
but each time the White Sox have
allowed the gap 10 be narrowed.
The white Sox got an even break
when they met the Red Hose on inc
Boston grounds. n they can hold
onto their scant lead until the Bar.
~ minlons hit Chicago they should
70 into the coming serfes with more
confidence than when they met the
champ. nj Fenway Park The fact
that the Hrowns have given the Red
sox a terrible tussle in the series
they are just completing doesn't
,peak we'll for the scoring ability o.
the Boston band.
Gradually the Giants are pullina
their lead into a stretch OF games
that should carry them 10 the cham
pionship IN the National league. To.
day they stand out in front with A
margin Of more than 100 points over
the Phillies, who are hard pressed
by the Cardinals The Cubs meet
the Giants again today while the
fearsone Reds will be sent out 10
meet the Pnillics stair.
The Detroit times., 1917-07-18
Manned Athletes

EFORE a professional
K Il England
j he address
a a
sd
yards In
accomplished golfer
athletics
notable performers who MANNED Probably the famous
football
deadly tackling
by Re
he
he He a
Minneapolis boasts armed golfer by the Walter
a
regulation clubs he drives around 40 At Haen
m
to holdd ownh endo OF A
The Detroit times., 1917-07-18
Tigers and Mackies in
Another Bargain Bill
ST. PAUL GETS USE
or CLYDE De FATE

Clyde DEBATE has left the Tig
ers and Tom stephens nathers.
The STEPHENS team will miss the
Noungstcr more than he Tigers.
because hc played with them
regularly and appeared in only
two or rhree games for Detroit
pefatc mas been shipped under
optional agree ment 20 50. Paul.
m Tie American association. his
Is faster company that he ever
regularly played in before. II
ne shows some development and
ESCAPES the army draft, he will
se' trial with Detroit ner
spring
The Detroit times., 1917-07-18

View york 3 q . 0 o - go I
Batteries -Dcmaree Hendrix and
Diihocfer IS lsoni echupp and Glib
son
Pittsburgh q o 0 . $500 9-s13 ?
Boston s q % % .-i012 2
BatferIee-N amauN Jacobs and
Fischer Nchf and TrHsrcaser. Rico.
Cincinnati o o o Ga 3
PhiIadei 90 o % 0 % o. I
Batteries -Sehns>aera ard Clarke.
Rixey. Osschuer and kiilifer
So Ito q o . o Oil Z
Brookn % o % p . II &
Raftsriea-Doak and Gonzales
Smith and Miller,
The Detroit times., 1917-07-18

The Detroit EMPIRES association
will hold its meeting Thursday even
ing AZ the Strand billiard hall. No.
go Grand Riverave.. At s 30 o'clock.
Every member Il urged 70 be pres.
ent as important business must be
taken care OF ~ this meeting
The Detroit times., 1917-07-18
PHrlADrYPniA

fetal bases-Dstreit ~ phlsdsi-
phia 8. Sacrifice hits--vsaoh. 9.
ion a.r Ts.sn or. ssS'n si,ssins .u ".n
mary hits And - times At bat on
] Bush IN Aninss 10 out In Fh):
II hits md - times ~ bat 81
schsuer In 8 innings rve.ssse hits
hits-Hsiimar. cobb struck out
81 G. Jones (Jamieson. sehaver,
Grover. ", Johnson: BY ! Bush !
. Bush Z. stanAa.). by aohsoer .
cobb. Harper Bases on balls--0N
2 Iones ! (s,runk Z. orever1. on J.
Bush tHeiir1sn. Yourc. G James
VIII: III schsusr 4 &C. zones. vito
Double pisys--cebb and Bush First
nsss on errors--Detroit I Hit ny
pitched baii--By C. Jones DANTE
son. Schan9) Tint rmpites
Owens, Mccormick ana Naliin
The Detroit times., 1917-07-18
Marsans and Magee

whent Thursday morning will
Armsndo Masans He the
that him OF the field
good inhedr and outhed
sparkling Feds
for the ST Louis the fans think Mage still hunser
In York they figure Marsans this way:
Playing in st Louis VIII he
This
has a
ha hi
We know Mag VA
himself in ndings
. wanted play
he
Fielder
Bill he
Neither
baseball
The Detroit times., 1917-07-18

80
OF 80 cIouts season sounds
fallen evil
him regularly and seems mar unless
clouting MS
has made only II those So ms
October the campaigns
nosed out OF the greatest ambition OF ms 49,.
There VIII DC plenty
Crawford opportunity 10 bust one
slipped him Keep the veteran IN mind hse
The Clyde DEBATE has been sent 10 81 aa to
the sensations OF the American
Nicholson with the SAINTS Al
Mike Keys tribe doesn't take long IN me s
place
months Kelly says mat ootn Eison
hard hie clever
egent jammed full Of pluck and ambition These things are
worth remembering
OF ahead for the Tigers Pepper Boy
this grind BOBBY Jones
diamond which strange TO him HAIRY
position Burns
around Detroit loose There
another trial m
made and this go over
q remembering for little while
The Detroit times., 1917-07-18
National League
sTA~DIVe.
w.dnr.Aa,,. Gnme..

chicago IN New York
Pittsbureh in Boston 1.-TWO "a mesf
Hineinnati IN Philadelphia
81 Louis IN brooklyn
The Detroit times., 1917-07-18

TIME Tigers kowtow ink
! II Collins Later II Carl Welrnan
This dude tackled Iige
- time and The hrst
humistng Of them all happened on May "a
coincidence Ehmke the
hits that afternoon eight
should
actually happened that IA Of them stranded on
record only IT left
Phiadelphs on June
Eleven
The victory Of
Z
fact this Moves ordinary young pitcher We
he "a
belongs
captured deci
and
vooly
promising presented
since
The Detroit times., 1917-07-18
rHII,AnELPHIA

rain. - $3.50 $500,
phis II Sacrifice nit-Hsrpsr ftoi.n
basss--vsseh. strunk, Mcinnis ana
sehane. Two-Sase hits--Crs wizard.
wit. struck eyt-.I,y Ems. tpv-
1isj. by Noyss I witt, If.ilmsn Z.
I 1Hsiimsn. vssen :. WITT. LEI, IN
hs.ss-D.iroit =. ynrAa.lehis
Ssilin ana o~sss htsssssS2s2TNS
The Detroit times., 1917-07-18

possible
bat The
is There
= baseball who made 5000
add fourth
this short Samuel the candidate for
by the Napoleon Laoe and Pop
The Detroit times., 1917-07-18
STANDINGS
American League

Wednesdays Games.
Athletics IL Detroit.
Boston in ST Louis
Washington in Chicago
New York in Cleveland
The Detroit times., 1917-07-18

Kelly De Forest. b. r hy The De.
forest murphy ..-..-...,.,...
Harvest Gale. br Z. ~ The Har-
vesfsr fCoNl ........... .........
Worthy Noio. On r ~ Arworthv
fMcDonaid) .......-.....
Win~ma. en-. 2 by Atlantic PIX.
press ~ Fleming s
r. Colorado. p. e.. BY Colorado y
15reNefl tNs..s.sssssssss
Time 10
The Detroit times., 1917-07-18

First farne-
washinsn % o 0 q 8 . 90 / /
Chicago - o o q 0 - q
Battsries--Dumont and Henry, CT
cote and Schalk.
Second game
Innings moe RHE
Wash'ton oo0io0o0 . o. .
chicago IObio06o0 0 II I
Battsries-Iohnson and Ainsnith
Fsber and Schalk
Innings ? ss7s r " r
Boston 81 . . . q o. Z
-. Louis o 0 0 o : 0 o. -siS 0
Bsttsries-Leonsrd and Asnsv
rlank ana Eeveroid.
Innings 13ss r r. =
New York 90 . II 2
cleveland o 0 - 5 /
Batteries-Rufsell and waiter.
KIepfer and 'Nsil. Billings
The Detroit times., 1917-07-18
N. & N. STEEDS
START TODAY
Ohio Stake At Cleveland Will
Bring Out Candidate For
Detroit Classic

CLEVELAND, July is-The grand
circuit program for "Wednesday AZ
ternoon calls for six races. The chic;
~ which will Dc the Ohio stake
This race will bring out several o.
the VI & VI. entries. II will not be
wise, however. TO place too much 70
lance upon the results OK The Ohio
stake. because heavy rains have
made the track very slow, and coz
ditions are not IDEAL for extreme
speed.
Tom Murphy started out 70 have
one OF his Geld days Tuesday. but
The rain cut him short He piloted
Peter Chenault 70 victory IN straight
beats IN tho second division ~ the
2.I9 trot and won the first heat %
the Fasig sweepstakes for three.
year-olds, With Kelly dc Forest %
his steed This race Will be finished
today MawitEa. with Edman Up.
took the first division of the -
trot. The Tuesday summary:
The Detroit times., 1917-07-18

II ASEBALL with
Il OF had a
outhede This fellow could
considered have
he
Cleveland
the thirteenth
magnificent noht Philadelphia
that with Old Hoss
The Detroit times., 1917-07-18
2na Tro,. $1,000 second Division

peter chcnaulf. o Do hF Peter
ths Great Murphy ... 1
north spur Do. b hF san Fran
rlsco trosI ,
81 lnnic Arthur. llE ~ h~
Mainshest tSnnvJ 3
Hollywood King. ell b.. by Gen
Watts fJomisannl :
Judge Jones b g. hy Prod ga
fGeerD 73s
Peter Grimm. CHI o. hy Peter
the Great dodge 9
carrie New. y. ~. by DfmDudr
iMailowl .... ......... r
Fofrsst Bingen. D. D.. hy Al
hirCen fahulrrJ ds
Tims-2IoN. 2.t0A 1tlN
The Detroit times., 1917-07-18
took the fiTst division ~ The u
trot The Tuesday summary:
3Ie rrot. $1,000 tP1rst Divi.Ionl
". ..fs.. - U.s g~fsr Va

NAM III
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The sun., 1917-05-06
ALLIED AIMS IN WAR
MAY BE STATED AGAIN
Russian Note Offers Oppor.
tunities for Democrocies.

Lo%poS, May 3..-The Russian note TO
the Allies promises TO start movement
among the Liberals for restatement
of the war aims Of the Allies. The
Westminster gazette, which is one Of
the most influential papers in England.
has advanced the suggestion that this
should be done. II declares that there
Is a great fermeat IN the Central En-
pires through discomfort over their
bankrupt craftsmanship, and partly
from want and hunger, and says:
In s,rrh circumstances Il occurs TO
us 10 ask whether the Allies cannot do
something more 10 define their position
and make clear what they are aiming at
for the pacihcation OF the world than
merely to stand by In silence and point
backward to their statement Of terms at
the beginning OF the year. That state
ment was necessarily influenced by the
demands OF the then Russian Govern
ment, and in the circumstances OF the
time was bound to be vague about the
Icconstruction It was aiming at,
But the present circumstances offer
new opportunity for further detin.-
ton. and II !, could be given boldly
We might remove the misgivlngs % the
Russian workmen and take the lead in
the democratic movement which other.
wise may be the sport OF German
!ntrigues"