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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-16
Friday Victory Is Pres
ent From John
son

WASHINGTON, June is.--All IS
we'll with the Tigers again. t.
Cobb increased his batting lead over
Iris Speaker by scoring two hits
In two times az bat Friday, while
the Texan was snagging ono blow
in four chances. Ty also made IL
a gala day by scoring two runs,
walking once. sacrificing once, steal.
ing twice and making Ave putouts,
some OF them very spectacular.
Furthermore, the Tigers got fly
ing start in the Washington series
by beating Walter Johnson. and saw
ing Ehmke for the Saturday game.
Furthermore Hard Luck James gets
credit for the victory. and thus
makes up for some OF the tough
ones be has lost this year.
II viii be no easy task to down
the Nationals this afternoon. Du-
mont is going TO pitch for Wash
ington, and he 4as been very fine
for the past few weeks Ehmke
probably will have to extend him
self 20 win Crawford may play
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-16
D. A. B. A. CARD
LOOKS GREAT
Well Balanced Schedule For
Sunday Is Offered By
Amateurs

Sundays games In the Detroit
Amateur Baseball association give
promise of producing some close and
exciting conflicts and a better bal
anced card in majority Of in
stances hardly could be arranged.
Strohs Bohemians, champions OF
1916. should be hard put 10 win from
the Detroit Bohemians In this game
QHie, a former Ttrohs player. will
most likely -nuEf against his former
teammates. while Higley, who is one
OF tho best beavers hereabouts, is
slated for duty by Manager Wrobel
This game will be tho feature at
Mack park The curtain raiser viii
be furnished by Star Mason's Max
wells and the West Ends.
River Rouge. which now is fourth
in the standings, has its hands full
in the Mas Tigers, VINO have won
their last two starts Hartner prob
ably viii be sent against the down
river team with Welch or Yeulett OPP
posing
Upper Gratiots draw the Temps
Falstaffs which last Sunday trim
med Port Huron and have Schneider,
the former Pfeiffers Famous hurler,
or Ring doc" Weedo or Sworn
stead. a newcomer, will work for the
east side team.
AT Northwestern field three good
games are offered. the Jackson
Sports tackIing the St Louis Y. NJ.
c.. HAYES meeting the Empire Iaun-
dry and the Risdons tackling the I'm
perials The Sunday program
AZ Mack Park Maxwella VS.. West
Ends 1888 r. m. Strohs VS. Detroit
Pohemians. 3.4h. Umpire, Relss. scor-
en- Brady
AZ River Rouge-River Rouge VS..
Mas Tigers. p m. Umpire. Gro
gen scorer. Hasseler.
At Upper Gratiot Park Upper Ora
tiots We Lemps Falstafs. p. m.
Umpire, stark scorer. Jones.
Al Northwestern Field--Diamond
No. Risdous vs. Impcrials. umpire.
Guetschaw scorer. NJ Williams pia-
mond No g. jackson sports wa. ST
Louis y NJ c. umnirt Br cke' ?
scorer. Jackson Diamond No. T.
Hayes Mmfg Co VS. Empire Lawn
dry. umpire, Manning scorer, Dick
inson.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-16
Jimmy's Idea.

IMMY CALLAHAN Of the Pittsburgh Pirates ia command Of the
National
prevent him from popping occasionally with interesting idea
" thing
Of
In
moreo OF ~ startling N Is fashio
When played London, fielding
oil not
balls which caught didn't I a
would Of
that sort had cricket features Running bases sliding
back inclined
Joke think that after the
Will different
real ticks for international baseball
ahead OF other that I
are in
Wilmington and
ext
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-16
Ehmke and Dumont Are
Slated for Slab Duel

first base Burns Is in another Of
his slumps. and nothing will bring
him out but a few days OF rest. II
Crawford were hitting any better
than Burns. the shift would be made
at once, but Sam Is now a slumper.
too.
The Tigers were very lucky Fri.
day johnson bad an unusual
amount of stun on the ball and was
well nigh unhittable The day was
dark aud rain fell during part Of
the game. The Swede should have
been AT his best. But for some rea-
son ne was very wild and the
amount OF stun be put on the ball
actually defeated him. Walter isn't
getting many OF the breaks this
year His pitching errors Friday
included eight bases on balls. a
Wild pitch and two hit .batsmen--or
rather one batsman hit twice. Veach
was his name In addition 20 all
this misfortune. two Tigers got on
nrst thru indeld errors All this
robbed Johnson of a shutout
Washington started the scoring
in the first Milan tripled and Rice
who made trouble all day--sent
him home with a single Both teams
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-16
LAST DAY FOR
DEvONSHIRE
Good Card and Bright Weather
Cooperate 10 Make Clos
ing Eventful

One Of the old guard who lamped
the returns from the Friday racing
At Devonshire track got out pencil
and paper and did some hectic fig
uring. When he finished he let out
Wild .whoop and tainted. lnyesti-
gatloa showed he had discovered
that n dollar had been bet prop
crly on the first race AT Devonsnire
Yesterday. and had the winnings
been bet properly on the second.
and so on turnout the whole OF the
program. the fortunate Spectator
would have run his dollar bet into
the very considerable fortune OF ST.
100000 or course the bets after
the third race would have been so
large that they would rot have been
taken--and had they been would
have ruined the odds--but the figur.
5ng does not give an idea OF the
wild upsets that featured the Fri
day racing
Devonshire viii close its gates for
the season this evening They are
aot likely 10 reopen until after the
war One Of the best pteEHamr-ef
the week has been prepared for the
closing afternoon. and the bright
sunshine OF the morning indicated
big crowd
star Baby started of the long
shots Friday by winning at 2 to 1.
Frank Coleman gave the thrills a
wallop in the second by coping and
paying % TO !. Langhorle took the
third and paid only paltry t-2 TO
7, but Tin Del won the fourth and
made M lost ground by paying -
10 T. Aida. winner Of the fifth race.
vas worth IA TO 1. and Tarleton p,
in the sixth. paid 10 10 to win.
Black Frost winner OF the seventh,
was an anti-climaX He was worth
only g 10 1.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-16
Caleys and Packards
Clash AT Auto
Park

Sunday the Detroit branch or tho
Red Cross society inaugurates
week Of special effort 20 raise funds
and Detroit soccerites have offered
their services 20 stage a benefit
game, the whole proceeds TO be turn
cd over 10 the Red Cross J B.
Schlotmaa, the Red Cross president.
has given his consent and Packards
and Caledonians will play the exhi
bition game Sunday an Packard rec
ieation ground. out Mount Elliot
ave. Officials OF both these clubs.
who have been busy on tho arrange.
ments for some time, have pressed
Mayor Marx into service 20 kick Oh
and start the game. which Is billed
for 3 O'Clock. All officials and the
participating players viii wear Rod
Cross armbands Garrett O'Keeife
Will referee the contest. while Vs.
DANES and W Ferguson Will be on
duty along the touch lines.
The teams which win oppose each
other could NOT be better chosen,
.Is
Packards arc past league champions
and Caledonia IS tied for first place
this year. and was the last Mich.
gan team left In the national cham
pionship series. The teams play
different styles, but are very evenly
matched Gales hsve one Of the
best forward lines in the state. tho
shooting OF Sutherland and the
thickness Of Fraser being outstaad-
ing features. Mcleod and Mullen
are both CLASSY wing men while Big
gar viii be a hard man 70 stop.
The Packard team will be
strengthened by several outside
stars Tommy Mair. who used to
play for the famous Chelsea team
in England will be at outside left
He has not played for a long time.
but has consented 20 turn out for
this game His two brothers.
Charlie and Jim. will also be IN the
forward line, which is completed
by Mercer and Reid G Bolton ~
81 Georges. viii play left half, and
j. Campbell. of the Celtic and Walk
erville teams. viii be the pivot half
back These players will mako tho
auto boys formidable team and
should be good match for the
classy Gales
Caledonans have strong de-
Tense. Anderson, Marshall and Mac
farlaae forming a strong halfback
line. They have several good backs
10 select from and Seay in goal is
very sound Tire Packard defense
should be feature Rennis and
stead being backs with long stand
ing regulations, while Ramsay the
goalic. is a good man
The promoters OF the game are
expecting a large turnout of fans
and every socceritc in the city
should be present 70 help swell the
fund for the Red Cross work DO
your bit"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-16
Cobb Lead Speaker and Tigers Get Around Johnson By Beating Hi

scored in the third. In the Tiger
half Bush and Young walked Cobb
sacrificed and veach's long ny
scored DOME In the Washington
half Foster got on second thru
force play and a walk. and this Rice
singled again. scoring Eddie.
Detroit took the lead In the nfth.
Young walked with one out and
Cobb planted Pepper Boy on third
with single TO center Ty pllfered
second. veach was hit with a
pitched ball With the bases full.
johnson uncorked wild pitch that
scored Young. Crawford batted for
Holman with instructions 20 send
long fly somewhere. Sam did and
Cobb tailed.
Cobb added another counter In
the eighth, when he walked and
stole second. He took third on an
inheld out and went home on craw-
ford's scratch hit toward third The
Nationals threatened In this round.
and II was necessary 20 replace
James with Boland. Bill became
Wild. and Johnson and Judge got
on in hurry. Johnson got crossed
on a hit.and-rnn sign and was
tagged out az third. Then Cobb
made a spectacular catch OF Fos-
ter's long drive and saved the game.
Milan and Rice both singled. scor-
ing Judge. but shanks popped out
and the one-run lead was saved.
II was successfully defended in the
other two innings.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-16
EASTERN TRACK
MEN REWARDED

Track athletes at Eastern high
were given their insignia Friday BY
Coach Loman. The "E" went 20
eight boys and the "R" to 10 re-
serves.
The boys receiving the "E" fol-
low Capt Gleason. Kean. Spurrier
Rockwell. Brueckner, Sorter. Nash
and Manager Hickey The reserves
pre- Whitman, QuHckepbush. Suits.
Becker, Henning. Bee. ,Greenieaf.
Brown. Turnbull. Walbridge. Carl
Brueckner was elected captain for
next year.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-16
NORTHWESTERN
WINS TITLE

Central and Northwestern high
schools closed successful baseball
seasons Friday afternoon. Central
whipped Northeastern by "a score Of
l6, 10 4. and completed a record OF
n victories md three defeats for
The spring Northwestern beat Cass
Tech. s 10 !, and completed a rec
ord OF IA victories and one defeat
for the sprilg Northwestern seems
to be entitled 10 such championship
honors as NAV be awarded.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-16

NOR leagues troubles lot OF them planning
M month The is blamed Real,
the The minors always on the
ordinarily they way ont ahead
that the golden future
usually Interested
buying Liberty bonds contributing
stnen
there Whatever the whyfore. some leagues are dD9s
cutting down player limits Scores or professional pan
them berth The News tho appeal win inc m
lowing excellent comment and advice
A are less personal 70 the minor
who
clearing house or
baseball the OF said PLAYERS get them new Jobs Let US
husky young
registration agewho has played minor
ball and who has considered
the off his vacation period He made enough money IN me
baseball tide him the winter at least until new
that he could advance money TO bridge
the Some be had trade but after becoming
professional player be dsdained 10 recognize ms tiom
out this spring
feeling make good and still hopeful mat
goodand then the
S OF a There not enough
dinged sight
waiting frettng club doesn't wire
free and thinks he should be IN great
when the quit
ne he's bound 20
advance II he only continue demonstrating his baseball ability
Here he 10 him all OF bis kind For
baseball ability and 20 to work II be great asap
pontm o / m and
the market and the drugs
that
the viii
l will employed NO You are
and healthy, working Booe Khaki for yours
ball Of jobeven the sentiment that suggests tenn
There nothing earth dstressiney useless
PLAYING bail and yet won't work al
viii him FIRST and keep him until the last shot
has been fred
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-16
WAsITTNGT0N

tBRtcd for Crane in the sixth
ieattcd for Johnson in tho ninth
Innings g.
Detroit .....0 % O. GA
Washington .....1 q o % -8
Total hascs- Detroit G. Washington
. Sacrifice hits Dung Cobb Nrach.
Two base Stansge. Three base
hit Milan Left on bases Detroit
H. Washington s. First base ou er-
rors Wash ington l. Detroit Bases
ou balls Johnson s. on James 3
on Roland Hits ana earned runs
or James hits. runs in in-
nings fnnnc out. one on base n SOW
onthb. of Roland : and in : m
Nv Johnson fNeach %. struck out
Ry Johnson 10. by James .. by 10
land ? wild pitch-Johnson TIM
rlfes--Dineen and Owens. Time
2i6
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-16
Star Soccerites Will Play
For Red Cross Fund Sunday
SUNDAY BASEBALL
FOR NEW YORK FANS

NEW YORK. June l6.-This
city VIII have championship ma
ior league baseball Sunday after
noon for the nrst time in history.
a special dispensation has been
secured. whereby the Yankees
and 81 Louis Browns will play az
the Polo grounds The game viii
be- featured by a great patriotic
spectacle and 70 is understood
that war relief funds will bene-
~ by the occasion.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-16

BIRMINGHAM. Ala., juno rs
Ralph Comstock. >the cocky rYrht.
handler for whom the Tigers paid q
small fortune four or FIVE years ago
and then turned adrift after n short
trial. hurled a no-hit game for Birm.
ingham against Nashville yesterday
He won. Z 10 q.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-16

Chrome Jackson had no trouble
- WINNIE fIrc aral hea' ~ his Lib.
erty loan match et three-cushioa
with Martin Nsley Tho score for
the last block WAS so 10 i2. and for
tho match was $50 TO %.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-16
LIBERTY LOAN WON
FRIDAY; NAY WIN TODAY

LATONIA, Ky, June LIB
erty Loan won turnout the coun-
try Friday. and tens ri thousands
OF dollars will be wagered here
this afternoon that Liberty Loan
viii win today. This IL the day
OF the great Tatoaia derby for
three-year-olds at a mile and
half One OF tba favorites IS the
well.known Az " Dick. which
was recently purchased by a. r.
Macomber. who changed the
colts name 10 Liberty Loan.
Cudgcl and Liberty Loan are just
about equal choices in popular
favor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-16

cIeveIand &c smIth 80

WASHINGTON. June i6 The
Cleveland club has succeeded in
buying back Elmer smith tho
young ouffelder whom Lee Fohl
traded TO Waehinrton for Dan Noel
Ter in an unuuaried moment last
fall.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-16
A Collegiate Broadside

cackle Evidently
baseball abbed the hide or
III college and bistertng Writes the coHegan
interesting hear professional baseball
college t8lk or the
o compared
end the college
n a Grounds tho Giants,
a Herzog lined
pulled third when he had excellent
out and
bagger,
n
5 h
second and
tho throw from hrd second base All this sort OF
q parks and
Of the "boneheaded coilegians
Justify Probably
% the could conferred Manager McGraw
college
dazed M and Iolke suphurously
described at the time by their manager
the Cornell
baseball knowledge and mechanical
q q
these the big show hurdle This
without
available talent wherever they find
of their dssim things cannot deliver the grade OF baseball
be the
Of
and coaches in the business.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-16

Detroit and Rising Star rcplay
their semtHnal tie in the state cup
competition ON Sunday, June a. no
Packard park
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-16

innings la8t5 G7sa Ri r
Cleveland @ o @ % o q a.
FhiiadeL 80 o o 90 p e.
Batteries -Coveleskie md O'Neill.
Seybold and ~chang Empires Mo-
riarty and Evans.
innings sTSa II H r.
81. Louis o 0 o. p
New York 3 o o q s5 O
Batteries Hamilton and Sevcroid
Shawkey and Walters. Umpire
Nailin Hildebrand ana Olouwhiln
Innings . 2 e7S9 II III y
chicago 80 O q 0l-s o
Boston 80 o o q g.
Ratterics--W Williams and Schalx.
shore pcunock Bader and AEnew.
rmpireA--C0nnolly and McCormIck.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-16
SHORT SHIPPERS
GO TO BAY CITY

MT. CLEMENS. Mich. June 16.-
Short ship horsemen we're 1usily en-
gagged this morning In shipping their
steeds 10 Bay Cts wherc The next
meeting p N De held The Mt Glenn
ems meC Nas huge success. Fri
days card did not present The thrills
featured in some of The others. but
there was some good sport The
summary:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-16
Detroit Edison
Highland Park Office

We have opened a branch office at No. 10 Ford
Avenue, Highland Park, for the convenience of
our customers living in the northern part of the
city. Business can be transacted the same as at
our downtown Ofice-blIs paid; lamps renewed
orders given for installation or discontnuance Of
service; information obtained, etc.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-16
National League
MANNING.
saturdays Games.

Boston IN Chicago.
New York iu Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn In ST. Louis.
phillies IN Cincinnati
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-16

PriutinR--thc plain neat kind--fhat
e. right--Timcs Job Dept.--usin 452o
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-06-16
STANDINGS
American league


p4ArAl4- ia AAaaAlnGl.l
Chicago Boo Boston
81 Louis in New York
Cleveland Ia Philadelphia.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-03
9as 5aus forbsrt bic 8iirssr bsa
Staates auf,
Sn Der sessntpdrtisen arifis trsu
gum prdiibenten au itshen.

Columbus, g., 2. Gsbr. Sn
Der sritsn UlorseniiBung. pslds bic
Gesislatur am Jreifas abbielt. nabnl
Der Senat bic gorlass an. bur6 lpsls
DE es pribaf 9eriiderunesseislls
i9lfien psrboten pirb, in &onturren5
nit BEN itaailidsn 9eriifxrungss
fonbs su trstsn. 8as 5aus ndbm eins
jtimmio cine ReTolutipn an, in mel
der ale giirger BON Sbio aufsefors
bert iperben, in Der esssnlDdrtigen
ariFig treu gum prdiibsntsH gu ii,s
fen.
Genator Wrisht BON glspsIanb
reitte cine 8crlage siH, burG pelf,e
bic jsBiae iiaaili6e geIunobsitsbsbors
be aufgel5it unb burd sinen @eluno'
tsitg aommifdr unb einem 9es
iunbbsitsratb BON fiinf MitgIisosrr
erIebt tperDsn ioq.
1as Saus Dertagte ii8, nddCem
46 tpsitsre 8orIagen singereidt pors
ben iparsn, iammt behl Senat bts
WoHtda 4beno 5 ubr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-03
lie 2sDrlage fir ztaats'
prohibition
SEPT Don bsibsn 5duisrn ber asgis'
laiur bon SnoiaHa anesnoms
men.
Sic ion am 2. april bss ud4ifsr
Sabrss in araft irster.

Snbianapolis, 2. Gs5r. 81,
gorlaes, ipsl6e befiimmt, bab I'M
Stante Snbiana na6 bsm 2. aprtl
1918 prObibition b.rridsn iOa. rpuros
am 5rsitas i'm Seuat nit 3S sese1
il Gtimmsn aneeuommen, nddosm
Siss i'm Saus iton porbsr ssi4etsa
mar. Die 9orldse sebt nun fps9sn
Der i'm Senat porgenommenen amsn'
bisruna suriid Ing Saus. Die 8or'
lase perbieiet ben Uertauf. bic Sers
iielung unb bas Wesseben altobolis
i9er G.trdnte unb seitattst Gpotfsisn
ben ,9ertauf reinen Gstreibesaliobois
nur fit me6i5iniihe 3peds. GeiItlits
srhalisn bic Griaubnib, Wein iiir fos
tramentale 3Dete gu ssbraufen.
Jiibrsr In Der 2esislatur erildren,
bab bic 4menbemenis bes Senats
bonn 5auIe anssnommeH iperben fpiir'
ben. gins bsrfelbsn Derihisbt oos
Datum fir Sas Snlrafttrst.n b.s @e'
feses pom l. Sanuar 1918 auf ben 2.
4pri( 1918.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-03
SDnpbunies 3onsert
eTriB Sreisler unb bas Srdjefer inter
Or. Grnit aunmalo feierten
glGnScnbe Srinmpbe.

Der @eigsnOirtuofe 5ris 8rsisler
bat gelesentli6 oes gsitrissn Spmpbo<
nieton5erts Serrn Dr. grnit 2uns
tpaIb unb ben !oerren pom bieiigen
SbmpboHieorfeIter arobe 4nertens
nung gs3oIlt. Gr ipislte ndmli4
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8citsneiIen" nit bem Orheiie. obne
porteriqe pro6e unb feline 9orousIebS
ung, bab unter Or. auniputbs gsrilos
fer 2situns' 2mes Happen piirbs, fat
ii4 oo1auf beitdtigt, benn sr fano
ieiteHs bes Sr6eitsrs bic bsntbar bes
its ltnterftiisung.
Sos pu6lifum, bus trpB Der bite
rem Sdlte oos Gmerb Qubitprium Bis
ouf ben lebten plub fiilIte. bereitete
Jrib areister fir iein Eerrli6es Spiel
entbuIiaitiI6e Spationen unb nament>
li9 Der SfIubfab nit ben trteseris
ffen MarIdtempi, ben areisler N
binrsibenb i66ner Weife ipislts, rief
einen pabren gsifnIsFurm bsrOor.
Der iih ni9t legte. Big Der &iinitler
mad mebrfa6en Serborrufen fi3 su
elmer 3usubs peritanb.
Gem SrdJeiter pn0 Or. aurfpoIo
eIeiGioGs moblperoiente
5hrlngen gu 9Gcil. Sic Sauptniun-
irer 5iIoete grn9ms bofpoctlidc sc.
renaoc &c. in G.Gur. Die cine form.
rnIlenOcte 8icbergohe iano. Iomcni.
lid Der Sder5o Gay iopie all9 sos
feitri9c Rcnoo fnnOen begeiiterte 9luf.
na1me 9iieliQen Gntbuiiasmlls cntiei-
iclte gleidfoIs oa5 r9acGanaIe" ails
@agner's nSonrhoilier" uao ouEcr.
Dem 5,adJte bas &on5ert glcidiaaS in
tooclcier sluifiibrung bic icIten &C.
b5rtc @e6er'ife .slbu Saiiain"
Supcr.ure.
Gas Brogran1m pirb mic iibIib
htute abeno CUR 8ieocrboIung gelan.
gen. 49,
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ipdter Don ben gsanten Der 8art be-
freit.
gerbien utb W2Dntcnegrc
iolleit 3n eineut Netd
bersiniet tperben
Mit bem aronprinsen Mleganber bon
Serbisn alS aDnig.
Der aOnis glitoldus 1T aber ni6t bas
nit einperitarben.

Ren gort, 2. Se6r. Der bieiige
montsnesriniffs aoniul u. Q. Sefss
rppitf9 fagte am Srsitos, baB Der
premierminiiter unb bas seabinet
Wontsnssrps rslignirt bGttenb neil ber
&0nig glitofaus BON MonteaesrO fi9
gsipeigert, 3u @unitsu bss aronprins
sen 2lleyanbsr pon Serbien a6subane
fen, Der aIs SerrIder fir ein perei<
rigtes Ser6isn nno MOntsnegro ausz
erIeEen 1T.
Die Reiisnation bes premisrs Ras
boniti9 par tur3 in Der 9epef6e ee'
meloet pornen, aber bic 9riinbs baz
fir parsn in bi,iem aanbe iotpeit 10
gut tpie ni6ts bstannt. Der &0nig
Rifolaus, Der G0nia bleibsn min, mar
gegen bic 8ereinisang Der beiben GGn=
Der unier siusm S3eptsr unb er bate
ii9 sefueissrt, BEN gerlangen ieines
premiers, bab er 5u @uniten beg
&rcnprin5en BON Ger6ien aboantst
iOlle, GOlse gu leifter.
Strengs aGtte
CT. 9aul, Minn., 2. Sebr. 8as
thermometer itanb bier am Jrsitag
Worgsn auf % Grab unter Run. Sn
pipeitons. Winn., fiel bic 5emperatur
duf 40 Grab unter Hun. gs lit bies
bas tdltsits Wsttsr, bas bort ienlaIs
offi3isa rstorbirt purbe.
Sn Ottumpa, Soma, ffano bic
Semperatur am Morssn auf 28. III
Omaha, Reb.. auf %, in Hoffolt.
Reb., auf 26. in siour Gitp, Soma,
auf q, in Siour Sails. g. O., auf 81
nnb in Winner, g. g., auf 3s 9roD
unter RuII.
Sn Quincp. SGI., ifanb bas sbers
mometer auf Is Grab untsr Run. SO
III biss bds tdltsits Wetter felt 1912
unb Der GIub 1T 70 feft sussfrc.en,
baB Wassn iibcr bas Gle fubrsn.