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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-25
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fir bic aataitrupbe SraHt.
reid 5n5uidicben.

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Ole itnlieniidc 3cituug pStom-
bal per0ffentlidte eiuen 8eridlt ib-
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Wlauitift lit uber oot 10 manhes
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Dor oaeut erbelt ith oardlts bic
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bic Ncroatfnurtuug fir oas @inein-
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itan0en untatig nerhdlten peroe.
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Ser rrmaniide 8renrier madte on.
mails gelterl0, or lei oaoon il6er.
seltqt Dab es ibra gelingen iperne,
gulgorien fir Die Grtterte SIT &C.
iDtitten.
Ole entente 6atte audi feiner
4uaenblid oaran ge5tpeifelt, Dat
Rumanien in milttartiher Siniiht
borbereitet fei. Sic tpuBte 3lpar,
baB Is aumanicn an btnreidenoenl
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ruIIiide g}itpirfuna I'M Stanoe ieiu
piiroe, ulit ben Streittrdftea Der
MeitteImadte fertig gu peroen.
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aorreipon0ealt ieinen @ertdt.
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Mrnhe nprr I'M AnOituriam.

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Opera Go. erofinet beute abeiio int
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ritbmten Gperrgeieaidatt 8u modem,
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tetanntfi6 Itets rieiige GrfoIge e.
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nSuffutnras gr3dbItmgen' rmo
Sanlstoa abeuo pGnpaaerie rltltl.
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rlilg.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-25

Sen. Bcrab se9eit
prdiiSent milicn!
@arnt amcrifa Dpr abiflnk ner.
mifelter 8nnSnine nit
BEN 4nslanO.

1ai6inqfon. rs. San. Sero-
Tor 9arab reidte beute I'M Se1at
cine Reiolution Elm, in iueIder er
Ste Ser. 5tuaten Dor Der @efa9r
parnte, lid NIT europdiiden So
tionen ii pertDidelnbe 8inoniile"
efnsulnfIen, rno Rriudt gleid3eitig.
ula 8ieoerbeftatigung Der MSonroe
90ftrin.
mena 5enator 8orab auf qefra-
aen anf1nglin and nift 3ugeben
mplItc, 0ag 0ieie Heiolution oireft
geaen 0ie @ilipn'ide Senatsreoe
Qgridtet Tel. 10 iteIIte er Oieies ober
aud uidlt III abreoe. Sn Der 9fe-
lDlutioH miro Der 5enat angegan.
per, Bic 8rin8ipien Der glortroe
goftrin in alien 3ingen, Die tie be-
trifft, al1freft ST erlalten.
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1nini,irrrn glcitinbirn.

@aibiugton, p. San. Stills.
marlneicfrptdr Gooieuelt mo @euc
ralmnior @orrctt, ser aommanoant
brs MQrineforps, baden ciue 5ltipcI
tionstour 0urd Guba, Die 0olnlltta
niide glcpubIit Saiti mo maErr
ifcinIia audi Die Oduiihspcitinoi
Ifeft s5tiellt nllgetreteu. SoIlte Dor
9ccnoigung 0ieier Snipcftionstour
Der S25, O00. 900 betrngcn0e aauf.
preis fiir ore lebteren SnieIn be5ablt
leir. 10 miro Sefrctdr 8ooiebeIt Die
qroBe @lariuefeier leitcr, ueldle 3ur
5eier Der 9citbergrcifun8 itottimoeu
ioQ.
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N~oninlariidl aeindlt.

Gas faiicrlid oclttide aUninlot
8. 2tod CIR. i22 9uo Mitigop
g~ouleburo. Chicago iudt Aahrldlt
iiber ben @erbIeib Orr nofgcnmntclt
8erid)o1crcn 81 erlangcn:
gnrtoid. arno. qeb. an i6. Gttober
1877 in Berlin. 8tbtgcttannte
aoreiie: 2t27 9tortb 9lue., Gbi
cage.
8enoe. Qrt1lrr, ca. As Sabre elf.
bon 9eruf Sdldd)ter, limo oei
fen ebefralt gfotic, gcb. alo
hermann.
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0oiuer So. ipeqen ei1er 8crleRtite
Der Sc Ratc gerid1tlih bor5n8cbcn.
es baroelt Itd onrum. DAB bic @c.
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DC BON &c mui 6i2c er1obt mcltn bic
Rcd)uragen nift inuerbalb 10 "a.
gcn nod q%bticferun8 be5ollt tper.
ben.
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shnlfeicrn.

Sil Sen Sdrulerl Der 5toAt int0cn
jebt sic @raouierltng8fcicrli6fcite
itott. ilno i'm Den meiiteu 5tnlcn
iteben rcdt filbihe 8rogromu1c
oilf scr 1agcsoronuma Bon Den
SptiduIcu erbieiteu S. Siiu9llngc
mn iltnge Mdohcn lire Abgang.
6iplone alSgeitellt. Cine gcnleln.
lame 5duIfctcr Der brei @odiduIer
fau6 Mittpof| abeno i'm Au0itori.
Inn ltatt, porall ctIpa 1920 8erio.
nc1t tetlnabmcn.
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Gcrn> tlitS Wei5en<
prciie fc1ncMen bod!

Gbicago %. San. Die briti-
lhen Brrbtommentare itber Die &C.
natsreoe oes 4r1iioenten batten sur
Iolae, Bob bic Corn. unn 8ei8en.
preije pieoer geitiegen iinO. Corn
bat lett 1868 teirlen 10 bohen RreiS
er5icIt. rpic aeeenpdrttg. IS brab.
tc $t.03M per 8rlbcl.
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0eUport gtelps, @n., %. Sap.-
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mlfr0e beiite nohmittog baS nelielte
5hledtitiff scr Scr. Staatcu,
g1iiiiIippi" bier pom 5topel &C.
loiIcrt. 3asielJe lit $4,000 Gon-
men grob.
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Rcrirnnlnntiaen.

.Cnfcl" @corg sieb Der ielt
mchreren 8ofcn frout i'm 8iie
mcnorial Soipitnl oarnie0crlag TT
nie0er mobl mo nlitriter nl0 itcbt
ieinen Soften in Der @epddabtei-
lung 0es 9enihon notels nit &C.
lpobutcr Qiebensniiroi8feit Dor.
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aalt3baia6rige ntilIieH itdl filr ote
gnnOesDrrteiSignng ansbIl0en
IaiIen.

aou0on, rs. San. 2dlt 8e-
Fonntaabe 0cs 4riegsminllterlums
1T an ale naigen Mdnner, mclfe
0os alter BON Is Sabren erreidt
habeft, Sic aufforoerung crgdngeIb
fidl bB sur grreifu1g Oes 10. Sc
bensiahres fit Die aan0esDerteioi-
Qpna nusbiI0en 81 laiIen.
Bisber unren iunge W2dnner crit
md g~rreidynlg Oes 4lters bon Is
ssatren uno I Monaten gu oieien
uebuagen berange5ogen iporoea.
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MnhGdnlnNrleien in Gintinnnti.

Cincinnati, %. Son, DC
@unoesgcidmorencn bobcn bette
80 8erioncn untcr Dem 8cr0adt,
OH @ablbctriisereien beteiligt gene.
len SIT lcii5 iii Anftage5uItano &C.
lest.
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suge AS bel IS 3oQ groB; bitbihe
Nhliter, quite Sorte; nur 5retta8
fir l9e per 5tiif.
Mnslin 3eite, 71ae
9iuslin aeite. 2ongclotb nn0
Gambric. 2 bis s garO Sdngen;
bette 9torten; 4usDabl, 5rettng,
9QrD lex.
@eiEmaren gleite, &c
1a~brifsralte bon 8eiBmareu fir
9lnien. aleioer, uim, in groBer
9luspabl; maren t5e bis 25e per
garo 6reitng, garO &c.
gnrgef.9sai6 Gu.-1uuH Stairs
Etpre.
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uoduuoIs, e~0eIocnfenSe oeiitlde
5rauen. Iolte Sleite, bic Iiir iie
IonIt fcine 8ertpertttug baberl broil
Hatmaun 5itfonmen 5l laiieiI. ~.
he Eoitfarte gcIiiiet, uun 6rati glaii.
mann wiro iif oie 9aden baum OBJ
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Mnslia Rcite, 712e
6eltt6tc cdnfer, $40

Cine 69utppe hiibid qeitifter
2dafer un0 Mittelitiide leiht be.
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St.49.
0anbnrbeiten, Csc
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4ionp Sdufer, uirp.. maren bis
$3.50. 6reitag, $50.
5anOarbeitsn, 49t
@ehddelte qduier, Mtittelitude.
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den ainoeriaddeu, uim, maren biz
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Olaswaren, I'D

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ider 6orm, 3.@int @robe ,aoffel-
6cbdlicr ans greb sdliifglos fir
Zoe Der 5tild, 6 ebeuioIder @la.
fer fir Zoe.
gurseh.Aai6 Go.-9Oiuu snirs
Storr.
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seiOeurHnll, tot

Cine gorbe @ruppc bon Sci.
oennuill in allen 5orben; einfad
ooer fein; mar bis 2oe per 9aro,
jet iitr Zoe.
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Die GlcGcnipiclcr!

Die boa1lOiihen @lodeuip'elet,
beitcbcno aus 8rof. 9rouper INTO
5omilie, gobelt gelteru obetls tut
Muitfbeim Gin 8on3ert bas ben 9es
iudern redt gut getolcu bat. @err
9rouiuer iomobl ais Die Wlitglicncr
iciner 6ontilie iinb icbr acmanot int
ManipuIiercn Der perihie0cicn sSts
itrumente, bon 0encl einigc Den 3a
borern g1n8lih ulbctannt moren.
0as 4ublitum nobnt oas @ebotrffe
init ber5lidcm 8eital otf.
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Der PtlfsfonS.

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bic iibiriihcil arie9snotlci0enoen
Don
aoolp6 Gritten. Monroe, 9teb $500.
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Su Iidlten tno ouuflen dor.
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GARD 12c.
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Store.
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Gref.@ingbam, lac

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9lpitern, Streiien hib Chefs 32
3pa ipeit, mar 25c 6reitag per
GARD lac.
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3ic gtQiicrten ideiten iibcrieben
at baben, Dab DelitihlouOs g8uppcaa
tier INNER nod Der Aor mo nldlt
Der llbu lit.
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6anOarbeiten, 49t


8orBlqlihe p%eriiingenoe aoriette
In Gontil. NIT breiteu Stahlie0erH
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silkalimc, 1915

glumcn. mo orientaliidc DIR
tier, lidytc uno ountIe 5arbca; 3G
3oQ nett 9arO fin 1875.
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GrcBes Gr6beben i'm
1ltaIaiii0en urcbipel!

amIter6om, %. SON. auf Der
snieI Bali elmer boadnoiidel Be
iiAuna iii malaiiihen ardipel bat
Sin grobeben 0en Lob bon 80 gerio.
nea III BefoIge gebabt; Iber 300
NeFg0aen lir0 DerEebt moroen nn0
sasIIsnDe 4duier. daftoreien uuo
rrsapeI inur1en seritort. tGie 5n.
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nfio 10 9lseiEen brelt.l
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9ie MitQlie0er 0c5 German.

gte Mitglieoer oe5 @errotls
Qmerican, Camp t04. u. 8. u.
Iin0 frcua6Iidft criudt. iidl an Der
8eer0igung Des b%eritorbeueu Sogc1-
mitglicos 5obn Gold 3u beteiligen.
GicicI6e Hnbet 6reito8 nm 8 lllr
morqels BON Der ct. 8cnteslads
STRIDE, Ia. uu0 @idorpitrg alts ami
Dem ct. 9larps 6rie0bOf Itatt.
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Mid aonoon fat Ieiue gitni.
iibnerploEion aehabt. ~ fradlt pet
hen 4aGirrtem jekt al alien GdelE
uas boga.
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8enn Ger arieg nit 2tgcn &c.
fDounen tDcr0en f6nrlte, ioBe Der aoi.
fer langit ais 8cfangcler auf ct.
6eleno.
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Sic eu9Iiide SiegesonIeibe tt elm
plumpcr 8eriud), @clo inter 9or
ipicgelung falider Tatioden 3u er.
ih%pinoeln.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-08-13
u Il
WHITE SOXIN. SLUMP
WHILE GIANTS SPEED
American League Leaders
Slipping, but National
Race Is Walk.
WEST QUITE CRUSHED
( - VII
New Workers Return From
Big Swing Without Loss
Of One Series.
WEST QUITE CRUSHED

New York, Aug. 12.-Chicago u the
American league Is holding on to first
place with difficulty while New York
in the National has brought to close
its victorious trip throughout the west.
The White Sox. winning only one
game out of six last week. saw their
lead cut down to virtually nothing.
Today they. gained slightly on Boston
by defeating Cleveland. 1 to 2. in Is
innings. The Giants, by taking five
cut Of six games. increased their lead
Still further and unless some Of tho
first division teams show greatly i'm
proved form, Labor day may see them
with the spennant virtually assured.
White sox Play Poorly.
Chicago played poorly in It's games
against Philadelphia. and Washington,
second division clubs. Mondays and
Tuesdays games were lost TO Phila-
dclphia, the first after II innings. In
four games against Washington. the
White Sox won only one. Two hits
were the, result of the Chicago hitting
in Fridays and Saturdays game.
In contrast to Chicago's poor work,
Boston and Cleveland improved their
play and gained on the leaders. The
Red Sox broke even In two games with
Cleveland and then won four out of
five from Detroit. Cleveland traded
third place back and forth with DO
troit early in the week. but by winning
four out of five from New York gained
IA fair lead over the Tigers. New York
and Detroit fell back slightly in theft
respective series against Cleveland
and Boston. Returning home today
the Tigers beat st. Louis and gained
on Cleveland. defeated by Chicago.
Giants Lose Only Two
In the National st. Louis failed tc
stop New York after the leaders had
taken three out of four in the series
with Cincinnati On Saturday the
Giants met their only defeat of the
week at the hands of Goodwin, a st
Louis recruit pitcher. New York die
not lose series on the trip concluded
Saturday.
| Philadelphia regaincd second place
during the week, notwithstanding tw,
| defeats at the hands of Pittsburgh. II
addition to their one victory over New
York, the st. Louis team won two ou
of three from Brooklyn.
Cincinnati continued in a slump
| their scoring power having weakened
greatly against the eastern clubs. II
q double header with st. Louis today
Cincinnati won both games and wen
into third place. Chicago and Brook
lyn battled hard for possession of fiftl
place the last OF the week and thu
Cubs, through inning victories OF
both Friday and Saturday gained thu
leadership of the second division.
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White vs.. Red.

Up to n week ago VIC looked 10 the
Red Sox for American league victory
We still believed this cluh. even when
five and n half games behind. would
hammer its way to the peak again and
enter its third World series in sue
CcSsion.
When tho White Sox lost three
straight to the YankS and dropncl
two games in succession to the Red
S"X, falling from n fivo-gamc lead
into second place. the argument ap-
pcarod to be over
but tn" White Sox are quite evil
IDENTIFY not the White Sox of other
years. In rl3c" Of breaking wide open.
Il natural cqu"l to losing such a lead
within 4 weeks time. Comiskry's team
rallied, formed again and rccartured
the trout line trenches with something
to spare.
This series now looks to he tho turn
ing point Of the race. For IT means
that Chiragos leading entry is almost
sure 10 reach home with fair margin
of leadership. and once back homo it
is almost sure 10 increase this lead by
"A healthy GAP.
Figure it ont. For the nuNt few
weeks tho White Sox meet Washing
ton, NV York philadelphia and Ros-
ton-mnStlH at home-whiln the Red
SoX tackle Detroit. Chicago. cleveland
and st. Lonis-~mostly on the road. If
there is anything left in the highly
vulnerable dope, the schedule for the
next few wccks-fOr the remainder of
AUGUSTUS all rhcaeo's way.
This should mean, if form runs true
to past records, that Chicago should
face her last eastern trip in Septem
Der with a fat lead TO work on---a lead
too bulky for Boston to cut away I'M
less her 1917 play improves 60 pei
cent.
The White Sox are in the lead, witt
Collins and Jackson both batting fla,
below 800. These two have been bat
ting better the last two months thar
at any time before. They are due Il
start back toward 800. If they dc
| there will be little else to 1t. But evel
ii they don't Boston has = hard ~
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Unbeaten TrOtters Meet
in Opening Event Today

Cleveland. Aug. 12.-With the 200
trot in which the seasons two "nn-
beaten trotters. Mack Forbes (2:08A)
and The Woodman (2:06A). will meet
as the big opening feature, the second
North Randall grand circuit meeting of
this season is scheduled to open to-
morrow.
In addition to the 2:09 trot, which
has nine starters the opening card Is
composed of the 2:07 pace, the new
two year-old arotting sweepstakes and
the o:17 pace.
Mack Forbes and The Woodman are
hailed as the two trotting sensations
Of 1917. Both have shown sensational
flights of speed and horsemen seem
about equally divided as to their rela-
tive merits.
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Punta Arenas. Chile. Aug. 6.--For "A
hours one of the worst billiards. in his
tory has been raging over this entire
section. including the TERRA del Fuego
archipelago, There is no sign today
of any lct-Hp.
Already IA persons are reported dead
rs a result of exposure to cold and thg
fury of the high wind. The tempera =
ture during the blizzard has averaged
eight below zero. finding its extreme
of l. below shortly after midnight.
All of the straits and channels he
tween the islands and between islands
and mainland are ice locked and many
ships bound from the Pacific to Tho
Atlantic are StOrmbound, with little
chance of their clearing within a week
The storm broke in greatest fury
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around the base Of Mount SarInento
and a veritablc avalanche of snow has
been for hours rolling down from its
rocky slopes, driven by a wind that
has reached a velocity as high as 50
miles per hour
There has been no word from Staten
island and Navarin island, near the
southernmoSt point of the archipelago.
Gravest fears are entertained for any
who may be on those isolated areas.
1t will not be possible to cross Bea-
gle channel to the southern islands
for many days, and any who may bt
short of food, or without sufficient
means of keeping warm are believed
almost sure to Succumb.
The storm had its origin high in the
-Andean mountains further to tn,
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Pacemaker Automobile
lowed Back in Oregon

Bandon, Ore. Aug. 12.-The pace
maker automobile of the Pacific Coast
Defense league was towed back to
Marshfield yesterday after 1t had
been hung up by a broken transmission
Is miles south Of that point and to-
night was sent to Portland for repair.
The car which is attempting record
run from the Canadian to the Mexican
border will resume its journey Monday
morning. 1t Is already Il day and a
half behind schedule.
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Offense and Victory.

The strongest offence may mean ul
innate victory i'll war. We have never
heard this argument debated.
1t has been proved that it doesn't
mean victory in football. It has been
mean victory in ba seban The Tigers
have been running from eight to 10
games back of the top all year. Yet
they have scored more runs to date
than any other club in either league.
They carry the wallop and the run
making skill far beyond all rivalry But
their defense isn't powerful enough to
save them.
You would think that a bali club
able TO make more runs each year
ought to win-as ball games arc settled
by the number of runs scored.
Perhaps it ought to. But Detroit has
proved that it doesn't. The smashing
Tiger attack can get the runs. At the
last count Detroit had scored Az runs
to AZ for Chicago and $40 for Boston
Yet her team was tagging badly, with
only a faint. gray chance for ever
reaching the top. Runs may win
games and games may win rcnnants,
hut apparently runs don't win pen
nants.
Ask Hughcy Jennings if you don't
believe us.
In sports contribution to war funds
there is the genial game Of cricket,
which only recently in this country
contributed over $4,000 to the British
Red Cross.
Russia has been working on the
ancient theory that the greatest art
Of self defense is 100 yards in 8 g.
seconds.
Fritz Naisel. batting .21o, Is still
third in stolen bases. If Fritz WAS bat
ting above 900 he would he Il mile
in front of the next man as Il la SO
runner. But. as Chief Bender once
Sag"l Nremari>ed: It's ii tough job
stealing first"
Minor league hall players, who have
been drafted before 10y the Browns
Pirates, etc, should be more than :tc-
climatod now 10 any draft the army
can lut through.
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north. AS it swept southwark it de-
sccnded, and from this point south, so
far as can be learned, not a speck of
surface has escaped.
At Ushuaia, the capital Of TERRA
del Fuego. it is reported q party of
police rescued two women from Il hut
by means Of keeping behind them a
continuous trail of rope with which to
find their way back to safety. The
women had no food or heat and were
almost dead.
In this city conditions are extremely
critical. Snow is piled so deep it is
next to impossible to move about in
search of those needing aid The high
wind still makes it dangerous to leave
shelter without ropes trailing behind
since it is impossible to see through
the storm more than a few feet.
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Checker Championship
Won by Detroit Man

Cedar Point. ohio, Aug. 12-\ewell
w. Banks Of Detroit won the checker
board championship today when four
games which he played with Alfred
Jordan Of London, Eng, went as
draws. The final score Of The match
which lasted all week was:
Banks Won !. lost >. Jordan won
>, lost :. Eleven games were drawn
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BRockoFF GIVEN COMMISSION.

Washington. Aug. 12.-Fred Brock
off of Grand Forks, n. y, "A stuvent at
the Fort Sheridan officers training
camp. has been awarded Il second
lieutenant's commission.