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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-17
Co jest ,,Muzyka?'

Ola czcgo rozmaitc przcstawic-
nc znak6w nutowych, rozmaitc
brzmienic tonGw, rozmaitc tel
Wvwicra w~razenic: Ola czc%o T.
innem wrazcnicm sluchamy: -
,.Wachtam Rhcin' Z odmicnncm
..AIarscillaisc" znoWu L inncm
Star Spangled Banner / L i'll
mem ..Bozc. COS PoIskc":?... Ola
c~zcgo?...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-17

bic - jake kobiecic, Slicznym OBJ
lcwala sic ru,niencem gdy nasi
dwaj przyjacisle przybywali dc
grona W kt0rcm krolowala. Zmia,
ne barwy ma Slicznej twarzyczce
! zachowanie przyjacielskie a zy-
czliwe, mlodziehcy spoStrzegli,
lecz - laden z Mich ME wiedzial
dotychczas ola ktorego Z Mich sza,
la szczeScie w osobic ukochanel
i upragnionej, wazyia sic i prey
chylaia? A CO dziwniejsze... pa
nienka sauna ME wiedzia1a.. lu-
Lila ich towarzystwo, rozmowe T.
mimi, drzala ma mySl IL moglaby
przyjSc chwila jakiegos r~ozlacze-
MIA ma wieki, ME zdawa}a sobie
jednak sprawy re swego serca ola
ktorego uderza?
Obaj przyjaciele dawniej .juz,
poczciwie, obaj razem, oswald
czyli sic rodzicom panienki, obaj
zostali ~uprzejmie przyjeci. wybor
pozostawiajac GORGE, poznieJ-
wszak miaIa dopiero lat siedmna-
scie! - Nastepnie obaj, otwarcie
ubiegali sic o jcj wzgledy, lecz
rigdy jeden I MICH mic ubiegal
drugiego? 70 byla przyjazii kto-
IA ME skonczylaby sic nawet T.
chwilq, w kt6rejby szczeSliwszy
zwyciezyl...
Nieraz w s~zarej godzinic rozko-
sznych duman, w ciszy swego
zbytkownic urzadzonego buduar-
l;u, panicnka marzyla... O milo
sci, O szczeSciu VIC dwoje... l.
ktorym?... ktorcgo wybierze: tc-
60 mic wiedziala.. ..
ZapomnieliSmy dodac. do wszy-
stkich zalet i wad bohaterki ma
szsj. fakt - IL byla - boJazliwq
bardzo: bala sic - myszy... to
luz wrodzonc zdaje sic wszystkim
kobietom.... bala sis samotnoScl.
niewyg6d, zimna, bala sic ulicy,
i ponad wSzyStko - bafa sic -
samolotu, aeroplanu swego ado
ratora, dumy lego i chwaly i lad-
na prosby jcgo ME zdolaly writ
szyt jej ola prtbnej Z MIN pre-
jazdzki pc nadziemskiclr pre-
stworzach precautionary Ia
wr6t glowy. zimno, loki w niela-
dzis", przerazaly ia - ktora mig
dy ma niewygode, zimno. nielad
w toalecie, zdecydowatby sic nic
odwazyla. To byi punkcik ciemny
ia horyzoncie lotnika.
| nadszedl dzich. w kt0rym
kapitan Raul Lcstngc przyszedl
Go przyjacieIa .Iak0ba Dubois i W
tc odezwaf sic siowa: ,,Dostafem
rozkaz - szybujc ia pole Walk,
POLICEMAN GIG przyjacielu /
a.. tenn samem loSy naszc roz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-17
Co jest

Ola czego zapominamy o MIN
czesto w zyciu, ME dowierzamy
mocy Jego... a jednak ola czcso
lraiwiekszy nawet nicdowiarek W
~potrzebic wzdycla: % Boze!'..
W chwili Smierci zapomina o ko-
chanych i-zwraca sic do Boga...
Ola czeoo?...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-17
JaRMO VA CItRPNGYCH Ma ASTAE|
Move Iekarstwo kt6re EaEdy moze uz!-
wac W domu her przykrOsci stray

cLGAJs
Nv many nova metode. ktbra kuruJs
dychawice kt6ra powinn!scie spropo-
wac ma nasz koszt. Me robi roznicy cIy
choroHa ia luz dfugo u was istn!e!e'
czy dopiero Jest W STADIUM rozwijania
sic, czy to jest tyiko przelotna czy chro-
niczna ASTHMA. .powinniscie posiac po
bezpIatns pr6bke naszej metodE: Ne
przeszkadza wcaIe W jak!m klimac.e Zy-
tec:e. ME robi r6znicy lie lat !iczyc:e
,lbo iak!en 3cst vase zajec:e ies.t cieT-
plcie IA Gychaw'ce. nasza metoda wy
leczv was stanOWCzo.
Nh s~Decyaln.e chCemv posytac to 81
karstwo tam. gizie rzeCZ%w.Sc.e 50 wy
padki beznadz:eine, gizie w~dychania.
douches. opium preparacye. patentoWe
palenie. etc. ME ~pomogly. My c1cemy
przekonac kazdego m nasz wiasny
koszt. Aa metOda IA Jest p~rzeznac@ona
ma pOZbyCie sic trudncSo oddEchania,
charkania Wszystkich nieznosnycl pa
~roksyzn6w ~natychmIast ! ma %awsze.
Tia ofarta Jest "a doniosia. azeoy od-
lozyc ia choc!az trlEo ma jeden dzten.
Pls2cie teraz spr0bujcie metode zaraz.
Me p~rzysylaic!e pieniedzy. Przysliicie
ty!ko ten kupon Il doiu. Ir6bcie 10 DIS.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-17
Co jest ,,Zycie?"

Ola czcgo ME uprzytommmy
sobie jego, zycia wartoScl wslada-
JIG ia okret, do automobile lub
GO innego ,,motoru' - ola cze-
60 rozpaczamy gdy to ,.zycic"
tax lckkomy5lnie n~arazonc skon-
czy sir... j my go "a zadnq ccnc
powrociG ME mozemyN... Co jest
.Zycie"?...
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-17
DIAL / 3
POGADANKA.
(LIToSC.)

Nf
be chorego kolegi, diva mundury
diva plaszczc, dwie parry butow.
diva helmy. slowem ME tylko
swoje ale ! swego chwilowo cho-
rego kolegi wszystkie rzeczy.
Oprocz tego, Cd czasu do czasu
g}askai psa, owijai mu bandazem
noge i podsuwal miseczke Z je-
Gzeniem.
Dzien byl bardzo goracy, pot
sp}ywai po twarzy zoinierza.
Chwile juz przypatrywal sic Off
Ger zoinierzowi, krecil glowa i u
smiechal sic. wreszcie przystapi}
do niego i zapytai: rCzyS ty ME
m~aszerowaf przez noe GAIA"
TAX panic porucznrku" cd.
~powiedzia} kapral.
.Czy5 ME braI udziafu W wal
&c caly dzien?"
TAX panic poruczniku."
Guys znowu dzisiaj W nocy
rie maszerowal?"
TAX panic"
,,CzyS ME glodny re swojs
sniadanie psu dajesz:"
ME bardzo gfodny jestem."
Me bardzo! coz sic "a licho-
opetaio IL zamiast spoczac i ma
jeSc sic, o~patrujesz i karmisz glu-
piego psa::"
,Oh panic poruczniku, czy ME
uwazasz, re ten pies ~jeszcze bar
dziej jak ia znuzony i glodny?'
To jest droga ~litoSci...
Ten miody zoinierz zahartowa-
ny zyciem wojskowem, pOsiadal
dobre SERGE, wyrobione z pewno-
Scia juz W dzieciistwie.
Pies byf znuzony ! giodny! by
10 to dose ola niego przyczyny a
zeby zapomniai o wlaSnym g}o-
die / zmeczeniu. S~zlachetny czio-
wick Jest zawSze czuIy i poczci-
Wv.
Wie,ka liczba chiopak6w pre-
choGzi chwilc tax zwaue: CORA
czk2 polowania, wyscigania." l.
wazaia sobie "a honor posiadanic
hroni, Stawania sic okrutnymi.
Zabijanic niewninych zwierzat
uazywa sic Il mich ,,sportem" tru.
dno takim wyttumaczyc IL ME ma
..mesko5ci" W zabijaniu zwierzat
ola przyjemnoSci, przeciwnie, o
wiele wiecej szlachetnej meskosci
okazuje ten. ktory broni navel
zw~ierzeta i ptaki pred nieludz--
klein dreczeniem. Znajdowac
przyjemnoSc W zabijaniu i drecze-
niu zwierzat jest barbarzynstwem
czy moze cziowiek Z litoScia W
sercu patrzec ma meke zwierzat:?
Coz MONA sqdzic 0 stopniu
kultury duszy ludzi, ola ktorych
polowanie "a zwierzyna, przypa-
trywania sic konaniu cih, bywa
uajwyzsza przyjemno5cia?
.Btogosiawieni miiosierni, do
stapia oni miiosierdzia. jak mo-
re cztowiek, ktory ola zabawy
zabija i mccoy biedne ME mogace
sic bronic Meme zwierzeta, jak
moze zadac litoSci ola siebie?
Powiedzianem jest il przyj-
die Gas, kiedy cziowiek znajdu-
i2cy przyjemnoSc w zabijaniu
czegokolwiek, tylko ola sportu,
bedzie pogardzanym i omijanym
PRIZE uczciwych. Mn0stwo jest
mezczyzn, kt0rzy jeszcze pred
kiE:u laty byl; zapalonymi mySli-
wynn i ktorzy, dziwia sic dzisiaj
tel na~mietno5ci, pomimo IL ida
waIczyt, piersia W piers, pc skoi-
czonej walcc, opatruja przede--
wszystkiem swoje kOnie i psy.
Pewien mySliwy dawniej,-zof-
u;crz. opowiadai, re widzac CO.
lien Grcw lejqca sic. idac Z ma
razeniem zycia w}asnego do wal
The Washington herald., 1917-10-06
AcoUEDUcT RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-For s-year-olds: claiming. six
furlongs. Trophy, 1oi (Troisel, IL to S. 5 to s,
to 4. won; Wood Violet. 1ei petz), S to i,
to 5, to 2. second; Ruthie NJ, CO CfcCrann),
20 to !, s to l, 5 TO 2. third. Time, li3 IS
Aileen o. and Midnight Sun also ran.
SECOND RACE-For 4-year-olds and upward
steeplechase; selling; about two miles. King
simou. 10 tHsyresl. ) to Q l to q out, wos
Lady Edwina. lss Baker, 4 to 1. to S, 2 to
5. second; Reddest li2 (Hennessyl, to 5,
to 5. out. third. Time. As. Dolly Madison,
Old Salt. and No News also ran.
THIRD RACB-For 3year-olds and upward
selling; one mile and i've sxteenths Little
Nearer. III (Troisel. Q TO 10. to }. out, won
Muckross. e6 (wsllsl. 10 to /. to I, even,
second; Pierre A. Fen, i07 CMcTaeyartl, . to
!, to 5. 1 to 3, third. Time, 2l3 Is Noun
tain Rose ii and Wild Thyme also ran.
FOURTH RACIAL Ages Hsndicap: mile
ard q sixteenth. George Smith. lbs (T3suton).
7 to %, out. won: Paddyvhsck. Ils tObert), Ii
TO 5. out. second Time. 3-s Only two
starters
FIFTH RACE-An Ages Handicap; sir fur.
longs. Pickwick. II (Keogh), to 2. TO S,
to 9. won; lima Frank, lis McTasgartl, I
10 2. TO 5. to 2. sscond Sharp Shooter, lis
tDoreD. 10 !. even. 2 70 third. Time, lag Is.
Hurtress. Basil. Ultimatum and Queen Of the
Water also ran.
SIXTH RACE-For 2year-oid maidens. Eve
furloDgs The Porter. lis Buxton), TO /,
to>5. TO 2, won; Tenons Bon. rs fKeoxh),
10 to 5. to 5. i to 2. second; Perirourdne. III
tcampbelD. Z to . 7 to S. , to S. third. Time,
os91-5. Eye Glass Clanssa. Babette No Lawn.
and Bathilds also ran
The Washington herald., 1917-10-06
The Ape. at 9th
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

FIRST, RACE-Purse. 500: maiden cnls and
geldinss; 2year-olds; siK furloneN Count Born
los: fr1nk Burke. le; W. q. Dsbosy, IL:
UnAr. IL; EDos. IL; Great Gull. IL; Little
Buss. IL; Spear LAnce, IL; Bontroup. IL: Dr.
Nickloss. IL; Happg Thought, III: william =.
Culbertsun IL: Tscols. liz: North Sea. loe; All
AglOw. IL: Chesterfield. IL: Robert L. Owen.
l0; Happy VALLEY. IL
upward; six furlonsz- DIR. Campbell, "; E1Vcr
Martre. la; Printable. lU; Primero. lG; Arch
Plotter. los; Sohemmer. l0; OtbelN 10; words
Of Wisdom, 1os; LiberAtor. is; Ton AndersS a.
lGe; Hasty Goa lo.; Tru-ty. l0; Rome Sweet
Hone. l0; sarron Girl. -; Impressive. iH.
THIRD RACE-Claimine; one mile sud
seventy Yards Bright Sand, l0; Jovial, iW:
Dental. los: Kinghsher. los; Broom Sweep. l0
Beauty Spot. los; Lucille P. l0s: Elrey. re-
FOURTH RACE-Golden Rod Selling stskss:
2yeArolds; sir furiongN Pretty BABY. 90: parI
Cunnelly 90: Sweet Alyssnm. ice; Fern Hsnlsy
1Oo; krtie Canal. loe: Hauiltou. lBT
FIFTH RACE-An ares: handicap: sir flr-
lOnsz. Believe Ne, Boys. " Masquerade lG
Harry L. los; Gallant Lad. loi: Water Basf
lC; Marion COSBY. lh: King Gorsn. Is.
SIXTH RACE-Claiming; Syear-olds one nile
ard seventy yards Rymer, l0s; Hn1olnut. 10
Regresso. los; SLEEPER. lS: J,ssie c, lo6 Mono
tony. ZOE; Lady Ward. le; Nashville. IG; DE.
Tuck, 10.
SEVENTH RAcE-caimins; sy-srolds s-d
upward; one and oDe-sxteeuth rniles Pleasant
Dreams, lo; Sun God. le6: 1ack Reed. IeC:
Syrian. l0; Ninety Simplex. IL; Dr.. Sand.
IA
The Washington herald., 1917-10-06
LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Claiming; maiden 2-yezr-olds
five and q half furlongs. Psrlor Maid, 100
Donahuel. sH.3o. Se20. $50. won; Cathedral.
lo5 tHanoverl. field. slsTo. S.9. second; Ernest
Quito. o'Malley, Parish. Lucy J., Gloss. Kale.
Fadge. Redmon. and Tim McGee also ran.
SECOND RACE-For 3year-olds and upward
six fu'lcngs. Pilsen, lo5 tDishmoul, Ss5.lo.
sl2eo. $40. won: Zindel. 100 Donahue), 81 50.
$50. second: Jefery. III tMorys). $50. third.
Time, LIB Is J. c. welch, DR.. Nelson, Lady
JaLe Grey. Ben Hampson. Korfhase. Adelne
L., Justin. Gamer. and Blanchita also rsn.
THIRD RAcE-Claimins; mares and fIhes;
Queen Apple. vi IL Garner. $50. $50, s. 90
won; Fairy Legend. los twilhs) $50. $50. So
ond; Ssyonarra, los (Hanoyer1, SIN, third.
Time. l:ia Fascinating, Virginia W., Miss
Fannie. Requiram. Inquieta. and Beauty Shop
FOURTH RAcE-Purse; mile and seventy
yards; Syear-olds Holis.er. Ill tConnellyl.
s5.n. s.. $40. won; valor.> Ill CDreyer1. $50.
s25o. second; Piatt. io4 tCarfAhanl. $50. third
Tine. l:i45-S. Opportunity, William the Fourth,
and Star Maid also ran. (
FIFTH RACE-Purse; S-yesr-olds; sir fur
longs. Sedan. Ill martini. s3.io. $50. $50.
won; S1n Flash. LOG tConnellyl, sia4o, S, So
ond; Rosewood. los (steams), $50, third. Time,
lli Philemon, MArasmus, DIR. Barlow, Raid
er. Buford, Rshland Lassie. Sunny. and Avis
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Five and a half furlonss. Her
old. lis gentry. sle. sll.o, $50. won; Little
Princess. liz Pickens), sl27o.- $ao, second
Myrtle Gale. liz On. Garner, s2so Time,
! 90 Is. Lucky B.. Violet Bonnie. Aurum. Gallo
rim. Postmaster. St. Augustine. Tsnlac. and
Broom Peddler also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Mfle and q sixteenth.
Gleipner 10, tBolton), SON, $3.50. $3.50, won
Booker Bill. los tKelsay), $50. S1e, second
sharp Frost. los tGentryl. szsa. third Time.
las. Nephthys. Executor. Rslrh s., KENTUCKY
Girl, John Hurie. Gasmere. High Horse, Rep
ton. and Margaret n. also ran.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-06
POLY PROVES EASY
FOR CENTRAL High
Metzler's Gridironers Smash Way to
Three Touchdowns In
First Half.

Coach Metzler's Central High School
gridironers proved too much for the
Baltimore Polytechnic Institute eleven
yesterday in their game at the Elev-
enth Street Stadium. the locals win
ming by 22-to-6 score.
The Mt. Pleasant players gathered
three touchdowns in the first half, by
using a powerful off-tackle smash to
push the ball across the chalk marks.
Polly came back strong in the third
period and by the way of a recovered
tumble and a neatly executed forward
pass from Ballard to Capt. Maurie-
son they managed to cross Centrars .
goal line.
Central worked the ball to the three
yard line during the closing minutes
Of play but a tumble by halfback Will
son proved costly as Poly recovered
the ball. Habb's punting from behind
his own goal line fumbled tAe pass
and was thrown for a safety.
Woods and Capt. Maurieson halted
The Central end attacks as a thirty
yard run by Wilson was the only
gain by this route. Central completed
out one forward pass, seven being
attempted The hne-smashing of Will
son. Long and Macdonald. of Gen.
.ral, and the defensive playing of
Woods and Maurieson for Poly were
the feature Of the game. The sum-
The Washington herald., 1917-10-06
OLD ORIOLES TALK
OF WORLD SERIES

New York, Oct. 5.-A reunion of old
Baltimore Orioles, National League
champions of 1894. 1895 and 1896, took
place on the Polo Grounds yesterday.
Wilbert Robinson, manager of the
Dodgers: ice Kelley, scout of the Yam
KEGS; Willie Keeler. former Baltimore,
Brooklyn and Yankee star, and Kid
Gleason, coach Of the White Sox. were
there.
Naturally the quartet have rather
divergent worlds series opinions, II
they root for McGraw then they are
anti-Gleason. and 1t wouldn't do to
root hard for the Giants while the
Kid Is around. Robby was rather
surprised the White Sox looked no
better yesterday, as he had an idea
that the team which was able to lick
the Red Sox must be something ex-
tra- Robby still thinks the Red Sox
we're quite a bail club. However, all
OF them believe the Giants and Sox
are evenly matched, and that it will
be the longest. hardest-fought series
in years.
Robinson went on record today
with those who believe that pitching
will decide the worlds series. Twill
be long. hard struggle" said Robby.
"and 1t looks to me as though the
Giants should win IL their pitchers
hold up"
The Washington herald., 1917-10-06
Local Gridiron Games.

Football will get under way in
earnest in this vicinity today when
two collegiate games are sched-
uled to be staged. Coach Exen-
dimes Georgetown gridironers are
to meet the Lebanon Valley Col
lese eleven on the Hilltop field
this afternoon at o'clock, while
the Maryland State College win
be forced to put forth all their
efforts in turning the Delaware
College team at College Park.
Whelan and Anderson, two of
the Hilltop veterans, who have
been under the weather during the
past week. were out yesterday and
will. no doubt, start in the game
today. Maryland State is putting
an almost inexperienced eleven on
the field to face Delaware, but
Coach Byrd has confidence in the
players and it Is almost a sure
fact that State will make Della
ware hustle to land the verdict.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-06
Plan Baseball Games
For Camp Meade Soldiers

Camp Meade. Oct 5.-As a result of
he successful termination Of the base
ssll game held in connection with the
irst field day here. arrangements are
row being made to stage more ball
contests.
There was keen enthusiasm display
I'd by the soldier boys when Com
oeny B defeated Company A. in a FIVE
inning game. by the score of to l.
Corpt. confrani. better known an
rohn Lange, captained the victorious
combination.
The pitching of Abbott for the visit
Es and the all-around work of Con-
rani, Bowers and Blanekensee.~ all of
Company c, were the outstanding
features
The officers feel that the boys need
pome recreation to break up the mo-
iotony of the daily routine. There are
many star ball tossers in the various
companies. and close games are look
d for.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-06
FORM PLAYERS ARE
JOLTED ATLAUREL
Outsiders Score in Five Of Seven
Races on Card-Handicap
to Courtship.
D. GEoRGE b. MoRRIs.

Laurel, Nd Oct. 5.-The card to-
day which was q good one attract
ed less attention than the match
race which is scheduled to be run at
Laurel on Thursday. October II. be-
tween wiihrd vaiux's Omar Khay-
yam and August Beimont's Hourless.
The topic Of converse don in the
club house and paddock was on this
one subject. and horsemen who have
been racing for years are of the
opinion that 81 win be the greatest
match race ever held in this coun-
try. The purse hung up by the as
sociation-$10, ,00o-is an extremely lib
erai one.
The Laurel management have made
arrangements beginning today TO run
two specials from Union Station TO
Laurel. the first leaving at I2:p D.
m. and the second at 1:l0 d. m. An
estimated crowd OF at least 1900 per-
sons are expected to be present. II
weather conditions are good no doubt
the largest crowd ever assembled at
a race course in the State OF Mary
land win be present
As usual the form players had a
very bad day as favorites got the
short end Of the purse. Incidentally
the Herald Handicapped gave five
winners out Of seven. They were
Pagannini, IL to S; Red Sox, q TO 4;
King Worth, ~ to %; Kills, slS3 to
20, and Ella Ryan. u to /.
Pagannini had things his own way
In the initial number, easily winning
from his field. Golden Glow was
second and Starry Banner third. Then
Red Sox came galloping home in the
following number defeating the heav-
lily played fayorite. Drastic and Com
padre.
The Haig handicap. the feature of
the afternoons sport. for 3-year-olds
at one mile was won handily by
Courtship at 33 to ], while Priscilla
Mullens was second and Hauberk.
third. Ed Cudihee. the favorite, ran
very disappointingly.
Douglass S was the easiest winner
on the card when be led all the way
to win from Amalgamator and Lady
Mill.
kits after several disappointing
efforts finally tip-toed his field home
all the way in the sixth race, beat
ing Baby Lynch and Lazy Lou. The
latter was messed about and got
away badly or would, have won.
Kills was an extreme outsider in the
betting.
Ella Ryan had the speed OF the
party in the nightcap and came
home to win by half a length from
Maxim's Choice and Silk Bird. kits
effort today was a vast improvements
over his previous three efforts and
he ran like a real horse today, never
leaving the issue in doubt
The Washington herald., 1917-10-06
BASEBALL WRITERS
ON SCENE OF BATTLE

Chicago, Oct. 5-If our climate re-
covers its health tomorrow news Of
the 1917 classic new worlds series will
begin to leak out through the regular
and only channel The esdeans are all
here, loaded down with dope and press
tickets and a beribboned button to
wear in the lapel
Even the sea gave up its deans for
the classic. A Quartette arrived from
Cuba in command Of Dean Victor
Munoz. of El Mundo. Paprika is the
synonym for pep in that part Of the
world and the Havana delegation dis
played a lot of it getting the press
tickets. One international dean blew
I'm. He is Joe Page, of Montreal,
showing how far reaching is the ef-
feet Of the world series.
An illustrious dean much envied by
those present is Bill Hanna. whose
dope is cabled to Paris for the benefit
of the American soldiers. No others
besides the Cuban quartet, use the
cables and IL they did the dope could
not be read after the Spanish printers
In Havana got done with It
The Washington herald., 1917-10-06
BARS
LIPPE'S FIGHTERS

Milwaukee. Oct. 5.-Boxers under
the management of A. L. Lippe, of
New York. will be barred from boxing
in the State of Wisconsin in the
future. It was announced by the State
Athletic Commission here today. The
alleged failure Of Lippe to post JEFF
Smiths forfeie money for the latter's
bout with Henry Greb here recently
and his refusal to appear before the
board for hearing resulted in this
action As a result the proposed bout
between Tom Cowler. New York
heavyweight, and Fred Fulton. Of
Minnesota, which was booked for the
early part Of next month, has been
cancelled.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-06
AOUEDUCT ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-All-age selling handicap: six
and half furlongs. Brooklyn. los: Stradivarius
lOs: Lucius. lls; Harry Shaw. lis; Manganese.
lis; Star Pinch, liz; Zouaye. liz; Ballus. loi
SECOND RACE-Selling; 2-year-olds and up
ward: one mile. Nouesuch. lA; Starlight ll9;
Scarpia Il. 90. Traction, liz; Andes. e; Mar
g,iet L.. 81; King Ling. lis: Stradivarius. los
Orderly. III; Blue Thistle. 10; Ambrose, Ill.
THIRD RACE-The Oakdale Handicap; 2year-
olds; six furlongs. Lady Dorothy, Ill; Nepper-
ham. us; Enflado. III; Top Course. los;
Lanius. ia; Nutcracker. lS
FoURXH RACE-The Edsemere Handicap;
3year-olds and upward: one and one-sixteenth
miles. Roamer. $50: Capra, los; Chiclet, ia
FIFTH RACE-Maiden 2year-olds; five fur
longs. Seafarer. lis; Shopsir, ll2; Phaleris. lis;
Dragon. lis; Flying Dart. liz; Wheat Cake.
ll2; Eyelid, liz; Bathelde. III; Snap Dragon.
Il5 The Porter. lis: Col. Cluff. lis.
SIXTH RACE-Sellins: 2-year-old maidens;
Ave furlongs Medusa, loi; Killarney. Ill; Dick
Miller liz; Lithoiick. III; Miss Finy. 100;
Kokohi. 10i; Lady Gertrude. III; H. 9. Basch.
lie; Bspsg Smile. liz; Goldy. lG
The Washington herald., 1917-10-06
MOHAWKS WILL NOT r.
PLAY GAME SUNDAY

The Mohawk football team has been
unable to arrange a game for Sun
day and in place Of the game the
team will be put through a stiff
scrimmage practice Sunday morning
at 10 o'clock on the clubs field.
The Indians were supposed to play
the Truxton Athletic Club Sunday,
but the latter team Cancelled at the
last minute. claiming that the cham
pions were too heavy for them.
Coaches Turner and Lacarione re-
quest that all players report prompt
ly Sunday morning. Manager White
can still be reached for games at the
Mohawk Athletic Club. $50 Pennsyl-
vania avenue southeast.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-06
De Mar Wins Marathon.

Brockton, Mass, Oct. 5-The annual
Brockton marathon was won today
by Clarence de Mar. of Boston. villar
Kyronen. Of the Millrose Athletic
Club. New York. was second. Carl
W. A. Linder. of Quincy. was third.
De Mars time for the twenty-five
miles was hours "a minutes 41-E
seconds.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-06
Much Money Placed
On Result Of Series

New York. Oct. 5.-Betting on the
world series was picking up here to-
day and by tomorrow vast amounts
are expected to be staked on the
games,
One broker declared he had already
placed $4,000 on the White Sox to win
the series. One bet of 5000 at even
money on the Giants was reported.
Another broker had similar amount
TO put on the Giants and was offer
ing $500 to $1,000 that New York wins
the opening game.
The Washington herald., 1917-10-06
Central League Meeting.

Chicaso. Oct. 5.-The Central League
Will hold its annual meeting here
Sunday. October z. it was announced
today by President Harry w. Stahl-
hefer. The meeting. originally sched-
uled for Grand Rapids. Mich. was
transferred to Chicago to permit the
club owners to see the worlds series
games
The Washington herald., 1917-10-06
The Night Before the Battle.

Chicago. Oct. 5.-Here are the
last words Of the leaders before
the Giants and the White Sox
clash tomorrow:
John ]. McGraw, manager Of the
Giants-"Greatest team / ever led
and one that should win the
world series"
Clarence Rowland. manager Of
the Sox-'Thls Is Comiskey year"
Charles Comiskey. owner Of the
Sox-"My boys will win"
Ban johnson, head of the Amer
lean League-'Cool weather and
victory for the American League"
The Washington herald., 1917-10-06
Herman Rejects Big Offer.

New Orleans, Oct. 5--Pete Her.
man, worlds bantam-weight cham
pion, today announced he had rejected
the 5000 offer of local promoters for,
a twenty-round bout here with frankie
Burns. Of Jersey City. He declared
he had quit the ring until after the
war. Herman was drafted into the
national army. and will soon report
at the training camp.