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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-19
AtIanti(6r @IOttr.
Gin ueucr %iCcsglOmis
rAl CrMNMnt.
9ie sslOtte bat lid uer-
SDppelt.

8pei Slotteu. .0ioiiionen an ser at.
Iantiihen aiiIte oraoniiirt. =
9lae sdIu@ti6ific Der SIotte i'm
QienIte. IT 9efin0en iid i'm beit-
mOgliditen 8uitauoc. II 9Glberi
S8. @ront Der apeitc @ice-9(owi.
raj.
g9oibington 1S. Suli. -
Sic Reorganization ser otIontiihcn
Slotte lit bonn SefretGr 9nnielS an
georouet noroen, INN Den neuen ASro-
blemen 5u eitiprehen Ole elmer 9(us-
Oebnlng Ser @lodt 6u ibrer ooppel-
ten 0Ir0Be fir 0en &riegsoienlt ent-
ipringen.
Sic Gein6elbeiten Ser eeuomnc-
men S1ritte meroen aus militGriiben
@riinOcn auriidgebolten ober Der
Sefretdr iagte berte, OnB Oieier
9ieorganiiotionsplon Die Soin5ufii-
gung cineS mcitercn &ice- 9(Omirols
inboIbirt uno ooB Genr-9louirol gll-
bert gS. @ront Scr iebt Oie llnteriee-
bootc 6efebli9t fir oicien @lub er-
nonnt morOcn lit.
9lonlirol WloDo miro ooS nllge-
meinc GonlnonOo meitcr be6oIten,
ober Oie lnmittclbore 9(utoritGt I'M.
Ter i6m lit omiiden Dem 8ice -2l0mi-
raj Goffmon 0lr Belt Der 8meite im
GomuonOo, uno @ice-9(0mirol @rout
gct6eilt. Ger Griterc bat oos Oireftc
Commando iiber oie 0iOiiion, welhe
oie mcjIten Scr llcber Qrcoonougbts
cnibdlt uno ais Streitmnht gtr. 2
betonnt it, ipdbrcnO @ice- 9lomiral
@rout oen 8eit ser Slotte, olsStreit-
macbt gir. bcfonnt, commonoiren
ioa. gSie perIolltct, miro oie 9te-
organization oie Qibiiion Scr 8lotte
in cilropdiiHen @epGiiern inter
@ice.glomitol Sims nidt bcriibren.
SIN sSlottcn Ccportenlcnt wuroe
onqeiinOigt, oaB teiner Der 6ei0en
&ice.9lOmirGle ii6cr oen Sceau ae-
ianot merOen ioll. @cun Elm meiterer
&ice.9lOnliral crnannt merOcn milB,
0aun nuB 5ucrit ser GongreB Inn Or
loubniB eriltbt merocn. Pm sic SteIle
bon @ices9lonliral @rant tritt Capt.
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oes SAlndtiGiIics oSout6 Garo.
lima ais Gommonoetr scr llntcrice.
boot Slottillc.
vGieien %lou 6o6cn 9l0mirol 9cn.
ion liuO g(oniiroI WloDo, Ocn iie i6on
ieit N}onotcn in 9etracbt ge3ogen Bat.
ten, ionlit sur 9hiSiii6rlng oebradt "
iogte SefretGr 0anielS III 9e5ug alf
sic REORGANIZATION ser 6loitc. o8ir
6aben ieBt 3peimol 10 Oiele SHladt.
idiiie inn GienIt ais ie 3rOor; in Der
S6ot lit ieOeS unierer ShIoftibiiie
i'm Gicnit. Ter 3ped Scr 9leorgoni.
iutior it, uuiere Shlodthiii-6lotte
i'm 6ciimoQlid)en 3uitanO 81 erbol.
ten iic 10 ipirfiom mie moglih 81
moHen mo i'm 6obiien @roO ser
9ereiti4oit gum Sonoeln 81 erbal.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-19
llabrunOsmittrl-
GOntrOIf.
Stl im Gcmat amcus
Oirt.
NOri6Ia9 fiir cine CSOms
miiIiUm.

'~S''" pN"tS Wv COliul dNi -tiulle
fommen. Sin @litalieo ser
globrlmgsmittcL LGomniiiion ion
Elm 6ormer iein. Sr. @erbert
6. SooOer miro elm anocrcs 02it.
gIieO meroen.
Balbinqton is. Suli.
Dic @rmdgrne ser globrimgsmiitcl.
Gontrol9ia inn Senot meldc Dor
cinem @lonot beaonu gcbt ibrcm
Gnoe entgeacn. Gas 9lbftimmeu iibcr
ole Announcements beaonn bcltc umo
morgen miro NIT ser GiSfoliion uadl
Der 10 9limiteu.Gegel fotteeiabrcu
70 Dob an Samitog oos @ohm ab.
gegeben peroen fonn.
gSr Elm 9lmenoement mlroe bcute
erleoigt; Ooiielbe Derbetet ocn Meae.
ungS. S.9lgeuten ibrc eigeucn Bro.
oiIfte Der 9teeierlna al Dcrtouien.
Gic &orlhriit Duroe nit 54 geacn
II Stnumen nnaenommen. Gie
geriiigimg ioa iid boiptiddid mf
Den &ertbeioiannasrot6 uno ouf oie
rot6gebenoen a6rperihoiten be5ie.
ben.
Wlorgen miro nit begreu3ter 3e.
batte oos folgenoe glmeuocmcnt be.
rotubeu; oDaB Ger @r6ii0ent ermdh.
tigt lnO onaepieieu it, bcraiben
ourd oen Scnat orei Gomutidre
nit ciuem SobrcsgebnIt BON $500
81 ernenucn melde Oic @eboroc ser
3obrinGsmitteI @crualhmQ biloen
uuo iolde ObIicaenbcitcu Dabeu fol-.
len wie iie oie Dmhiabrimg oieies
05elebcs crbciiht uuo luie iie Ger
@rdloent onoronen ion. Giner ser
acuonuteu @ommiiidre ioa elm Sor.
mer ieiu, Der lid 8ur Belt icincr or.
ncnuung t5otiGdlid nit @oocn6eiteI.
lung beihaitiat. Ger 9rGiioeut Ioa
oen Goriieer Der @e6oroe ociiauircu.
@ie ermabntcn Gommiiidre ioaen
mdbreno Der Gouer oes @ricqcs nod
Dem Grnlelien oes @rdiioelten i'm
glmte bleiben."
Dlorgeu weroen 0ic Dcridicoeueu
onoeren glmcnoements ebeniols 5ur
Sprabe fonmeu.
Senator gScefs oiicrirte elm 9lmcn
ocment 81 Der Bill Elm gemeiiiames
@ongrcB.Gomite nit Ser Siibruma
oes arieges 3u betrouen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-19
gScrmiidltc ScpeIdlen.

n 0ie n%enniDlDania Giienbobn"
bot ibre gnn5en Sartfoblengruben
uno onocres Gigcntbum an 30. 81.
@onna & So. bon Glebelono per-
tauit.
~ Die @ei5enernte I'M g8eIten lit
BON 8ebn &ogen bis 8wei @odbeu
binter Ser reeelmdBigcn 3eit 8uriid.
6lotten. ScfretGr 0onielS bat
Die idnurtlidcn trausotlantiidcn sea.
beIbotidaiten inter cine ltritte Gen.
iur eeiteat.
Sn 9aiiaic, SS.-Sy miro ciu
iriiberer @latroie, 9lomens Charles
6. anopp, pom 9un0eS. Giitrittsan.
mnlt beibuloigt, oaB er sic ieuiatio-
neaen @eriidte in g1ep gDorf iiber
cine groBe Seeidludlt in ser 9toroiee
oerbreitet babe, I'M 9llmoien 3u er-
longen.
- 9ie beIoiide ariees Commit
lion trof eeitcru mlf ibrer &ersnii-
gungsreiic ollrd ole Ser. Stoaten in
Gbe1enne, $500, Elm.
~ Staots. SefretGr 9oniine pia
oie ruiiiibe ariegs- -Gommiiiion am
Donneritog Olodnlittog 8l gSater-
tomn, q. g. empiongen.
- 9IrdiboIO @1c2caou, Elm Geoof.
teur Ger nGbriition Science 8eit-
idriiten lit gou8 plotlih in 9roof-
line, NloIi, gcitorbcn. @r NOR 60
Sabre aft.
~ G6os. Ss. 2opp bon Ohio 1T
Sum 8unoeS. 0iitrifts. Moribaa fir
OaS n0rolid6e S9io ernonnt poroeu.
Sn Der glGbe BON South 1aD-
ton, g. y, murOen Or. 6. q. Ban.
goiicr umo Or. @oparo Suoo. @eioe
non Buffalo, bel cincm 9lutonobil-
lmfaIlc aet0otet.
g9m. S. 9luocrion, Der Super.
intenocnt Scr o&cutudD Central
Giicnbo6n~, lit I'M 9(ltcr BON So Sab
rem in @oris, aD., oeitor6en. @r
botte iicb in iel6itmorocrileber gI6ii1t
geihoiieu.
- Die Wlili5 miro in gcpobnliden
GiienbobnmoggonS nod oem Siioen
tronsportirt wcrOen. S6lafwaseons
iino nidt 3u boben.
Gopt. Mor 9. E6ieridenS bonn
irii6eren oeitibcn Siilistreu3er
n9grin5 gitel 8rieOrid" 6at in @6i-
laoelp6ia ieineu aampf um oie glie-
Oericblaglng Der geaen i'm er6obeuen
9lnflogen Oerloren. Gr Miro MN.
ncbr megcn Gerlesng ser @tan.
gllte lno megcn anaebliden Sdmliq.
gelns pro5eiiirt weroen.
Ter @eihhB Scr Mar0ldn0er
Staats.@eieBge6tngl Ger 9ruoes-
&c9ierlme fiir oen Sriee ollie Stills
Queaen oeS Staotes 5ur @eriiigmq
81 iteacn muroe aeitern bon 0eih
Staats- SefretGr 16omaS ". Sim.
mons Dem @rdiioenteu iiberreibt.
Ger @rGiioent bcnerfte, OoB er ME.
mails on Der 2ogalitat @arglouoS
ge5meifelt babe
Gas 9trbeits.0cportenent in
@ai6ington Bat @lGne entuorien,
10000 Ndnner bon @orto @iro nad
ben Ser. Staaten 5lt bringen, nm
bier 81 orbciten.
On Glcoelano weroen 6. 90.
9flf6enbcrg, 9llireO @ogcntncdt lmo
Charles 9ofer pcgcl 9ebirOcrumq
Der @lilit1r.9icgiitririlng pro3ciiirt.
Nloior Eerietti bonn italicni.
iben Slieger-Gorps 6ielt aeiteru cine
9lc0c in glcp Yorf in pcl6er cr oen
glmcrifanern Oen &ot6 gob, 9lcro-
plane nit 1000 @fcrocfrGften umo
't20 02cilen @ei6wmoiefcit 5ii boucu.
Sn Ntalicu ieien 10000 glrbcitcr an
0en glcropldnen beidditigt.
Guli aus SOrnp?
Sem SrIeunS, Ga 1S.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-19
9lngebli6c GrpIoiion.

g[ itcr0Qm 1S. Suli. 0oS
,,9letc Sag6latt" pou Stuttgart mel.
Oet oaB am Samitag in ser gSil6elm
g9ciilen6a6 iben 6o6rif cine groBe
Grploiion itattgeilinOcn 6nt. 0aS
@e6duOe miiroe 5erltort, gIadbarbdu.
ier bcidGoigt uuo in Oent na6en
Goric Sio6eim ipuroen 6eniter Gin.
gcoriidt.
9lu1 in Granfrcid Flap
pert cS.
%ariS is. Suli. 9lnotole oc
Wlon3ic, ser ncuernonnte llnter-Se.
fretGr fiir maritime Gransporte, bat
Sic 3uitimnutno Der &ceierung Sum
3mcde ser oberiien Gontrole ser San-
0clSmorine crlongt. 1oS oieic Sin.
ri6tng glh6eiBenoe 0efrct ninnlt
ori ole itetig abne6menOe Coinage
iuioIac oeS Observation-Disclosures @e.
5iiG melc6c oie intehiiuiie glisniib.
ung Der 3ilr %eriiiaung lte6euocI
Sanoelsmoriue 5nr Filicbt made.
Gas Oetret gie6t 0em lInter Selre-
tar @oamaAt, aae 0}aBreqelu sur
g(uSniiBuug Der NanoeIsia6r3ellee 5li
trefien. Sin ieOes Sbiii BON ii6er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-19

6lie9ertbdtigfeit an Ger italienii6eu
unO ouf Der fran8Siiidcu 8rOnt.
Simv bon 0euti6en bombar.
Dirt n llnfreunOli6es g8etter in
Der Champagne. II Sample bel
W1onoltir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-19

100 Gomcn nniB fiinitig cine pom
llntcr ScfretGr dus9ciieltc &icenj
nit iib iii6rem I'M oicierart oIle 9e.
meolngen uuO Oic 9lrt Der 6ro6t
icititeacn 5u f6nncn. 6eruer beiiBt
oe @}on3ie 0ic &oamo6t, ch ieOes
SGiif no9 ieincm @ut6iiufen fiir
oen 9ie9ierlln9sOicnit nit 9ei6log 5u
hplpopn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-19

. erIIn Is. Suli. Sn Sen
aarpat6en 6obeu baDeriibe uuo froa-
tii6e Sruppen Die S06en oltlid bon
yfooica oeu 9iulien entriiien llno ben
0eino iiber Die &omnica 5uriidgetrie-
ben.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-03

an estimate of time saved against an income of s1.00a q year. One D0Tt en- thusiast wanted to make wager that at least half the DOrt owners here have incomes csf 5000 per year. or better and il these cases, he con- cluded. the value Of time conserved 1por your hyOthesis is S343-2e, near ly half the purchase price of q Dor
 One correspondent says his Car not oriy saves more than thirty minutes Of his time each day bUt that it ai- lows him the pleasure of Iunchins al iseTnc with an added saving O. -.. least SI0e q enough to buy zag gallons of your nythicaIly pric-d gasoline"
 Still another dismisses the suil- ject as comparatively trivial fWLy talk about so obvious 2 matter" he says. when the possession of a car means so much to most people. Ic the two years I have driven a car. credit to 1t the restoration of Mrs health, my own grelser effi- ciency and the greater enjoynen. Of Tnv entire family. results th1t can I..t -he computed in dollars and ,-ants
Arizona republican., 1917-06-03
MI is a Lisr-.r Loan ec,se

\ Liberty Lasn Esaz5 i> s1leaa s-,ss.a-sS ,.s ss,,- s assssss Ssa-e> Co pay sss IassurjtV -sse amount ef Jhe CCn6 ta rhe holder thersof. and te pay inter est SsUi-aDnusfiy each year frcui the date of the issuance of the bend until 5s iS fullN and f5na1llV uS-iss-
 What Is shs Security For a Li5srSs
 Lean Bond
 The fsiJh and henor 0s the United States. aacSsd hy all of the resources of ths nStion and the American people \ Liberty Loan Bond iS a moItEage m all the resources and taxing powers a1 sAe government and all Cf the re- sai. mes of the American people N has Is the Nature of . Liberty Lean
 Bend
 T1sere src two kinds of Liberty E-aar Eog-sIS- Rearer BonsIs are Go be lS- sued in determinations of S5e SirR. sea and SI.e0e, These Bearer Bonds which arc made ps.yahie Io bearer. l1seve interest cs-uEsS2S attached which are detached ty the hOs5er when the interest intsallmea1S they represent they represent are due. and can Ge csShsS at any hank the same as a United States Treasury note
 Registered bends are to he issued. which are registered as to both pin elrSl and interest. ID denominations of SIeo. S5eo. SI.eee. S5.0ee- Sl0-a2e. S5O- sslo and Slee0ee, checks for the amount of interest due will be mailed alst Semi-anuuallV T0 the holders Of these registered bonds
Arizona republican., 1917-06-03

 al. state or private hanS- any express office. and any postoffice in the United States Any bank ur DostmsS- ter will aid applicant in filling out his blank and the other acts necessary to o.sJaIn these honds-
 if Th-s- Bonds Are Sc Oesi-a5le Why Is t Necessary to Advertise Them
 Extensively?
 II IS not necessity 10 advertise these bonds to sell the whole issue. but il is earnestly desired that this loan shall he a popular loan. a loan by and from the people at large of the United States. and not alone from banks. trust companies and financiers- ID that end bends are 70 be issued Of small denominations. and subscribers for small amounts are to ae supplied before the subscribers for large amounts are granted their fail sub scrIption-
 Is 1t Patriotic to Purchase Tnes-
 6cnds7
 Yes; every American who suhscrihcs to the justice of the course of the United States in entering and -0n- ducting the wal we are now engaged in. should subscribe 10 the Liberty Loan Bond issue to the exert of lis or her financial ability
 Every American who subscEjAes eo the belief that an American should stand by his ar her country should subscribe 10 the Liberty Loan Fond issue
 Every American who loves America and is jealous of Americas honor should subscribe to the EibeTsy Lean Bond issue Tfse real success If the loan is to be more determined ivy ;he number Of Americans participating in it than hy the amount subscribe l. The spirit Of the nation is going to 5e judged abroad. especial yby our enc mics. more by the number If it's American men and women wio sun port this bond issue than by the mere mount of money subscribed Icur Patriotic Outy-Euy 2 Liberty
 Lean Bond k Liberty Loan Bond IS . Mortgage
 on the United States Sereraher the Iusitania and Buy
 Iibersy Lean Bond
 Why Liberty Losn"2
 The s5.c00. G0o. .0e0 bond issue of this wear is named ''The Liberty Loan Oi IsI7.' because it is to be q loan from free people to he used in freeing the world
 It is the loan of liberty loving people to be devoted to the. establish ment of liberty in Europe and on the high seas
 It is the loan of the great democra- cy of the New World to redress the wrongs and support the cause of the democracy of the Old.
Arizona republican., 1917-06-03
MAY RECEIVE
 LOANP PAYMENTS
[RepubIIcan A. 2. Leased WIrel


 SAN FRANCISCO. June D. That properly authorized persons aside from banks may receive payment on the Liberty bonds is made known in a cir cular which has just been issued by the general committee. The notice reads as follows:
 The general liberty Loan committee for the Twelfth District has ruled that responsible merchants. newspapers or other similar agencies which establish booths in their offices CT stores for the receipt of subscriptions to the Liberty Loan. having these booths in charge of employees who have been properly schooled as to the terms and conditions Of the loan, may be authorized to re- ceive in cash the deposit of per cent of the amount of subscriptions required from all subscribers"
 Before accepting cash with the sane ton of the Liberty Loan committee. however. specific authorization is to be obtained from c. k. Weeks. executive manager of the committee at San Fran cisco headquarters I42 Market street
 It is the desire of the committee to assure itself before lending it's moral sanction to the acceptance of cash, that the subscription is taken by d respon- sii,le agency and that the person in charge of the booth is sufficiently fa- miliar with the terms and conditions of the loan to make proper presentation thereof
Arizona republican., 1917-06-03
T|ME SAVINGS
 WILL PAY FUR
 MOTOR UPKEEP

Jno. D. Mansfield stirred up some thing through his recent assertion that 9 daily saving sof twenty-two cents worth tE time would pay for gasoline enough to run a Dort more than 5000 miles
 First of all it has brought a protest from many Dort owners who com plain that in estimating the Sasoline mileage Of the Dort at below twenty to the gallon, MT Mansfield does the car gross iniustice
 IT is a fact" observed MT. Mans field yesterday, that Dort owners Tn this city average a very much higher gasoline mileage, but 1 believe in ultra conservative statements when speaking of matter that is so large- ly dependent upon the driver inc man who thoroughly understands idiing and coasting, will get from three to seven miles more per gallon than the man who does not"
 Other owners remonstrated against
Arizona republican., 1917-06-03
Fr0ms 6 Free People Freedom
vsas. .rs .hs T.-as q Lis.-.y Lasn

NSzt are -he Terms of lies-ty Lean
 Sc==
 lEheTty 1cau EcESS ef the fIrst ls- sue l5 S1see.ste.s=t are Jp bear date af June Is f-t7- and to run for thIrSv EesrS. eNceut that the Savsrunent re serves the riSht 70 pay them fifteen vaa-S after date If this right ls not eNvncise6 oy thz government fifteen the full shi-ty yeaTS-
 These hcndS bear interest as S,. per cent per annuUl- and the interest is Far1a tie Semi-annueG yon the fifteenth t.ay af Deceuher and Sae fifteenth sisv ef 5u-e in each rsar-
 What Sceeiai Advantages Have These
 Liberty Lean Bonds,
 One especial advantage no other horfS. nat5ouai state. muni-Irsii. ur corporste- have k that If the United States during the continuance of this war shall issue other bonds at a high er rate cf interest the holders of theSe Liberty bonds have the right to eX- change their Liberty bonds for hOuGs he8ring the higher rate of interest. dollar for dollar
 These Bonds Possess
 They are -taNahie- If v0gir CIty- county md state taxes are three mills on the dollar a not unusual tax these bonds are equivalent tO ordinary cor p0rate bonds or ether investments hearing sis per cent
 In addition no federal tax which Var conditions may later mae neces-
Arizona republican., 1917-06-03

Sary will affect these sonds- The only tax these bonds arc subject to $ the inheritance tax. vs5ch applies to all property oi all kinds whatsoever
 How Are Liberty Bonds Obtsined2
 Blank forms of application for the purchase of these bonds can be Ob- taiBei from the treasury department. any federal reserve hank, any nation
Arizona republican., 1917-06-03

What a fine useful gift this highly pol ished, copper trimmed Cedar Chest would make, one which you would be pleased to re- ceive yourself.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-01
Londos and Pesek
To Meet in Finish
Match at Shelton

Shelton, Neb., will be the scene on
Wednesday night of wrestling
match that promises to be corker.
Jim Londos, the Greek grappler,
who has been making Omaha his
headquarters for the last six months,
will clash with John Pesek, the Buff
falo county favorite, in finish match
for $500 side bet and ISIS split of
the gate receipts.
Londos and Pesek met for the first
time in the semiwindup to the Joe
Stecher- Charley Peters match in
Omaha in February. They went TWEEN
ty minutes without fall. The twenty
minutes was replete with some of the
fastest wrestling ever seen in Oma-
ha. Both, after this tilt, expressed
confidence in their superiority, and
after much wrangling the match was
finally arranged for Shelton, Pesek's
home, for next Wednesday night.
The match will be a blood affair
and it promises to result in one of the
warmest matches this state has ever
seen.
Omaha mat fans are backing the
Greek, while Buffalo county fans are
Just as eager to back Pesek.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-01
CENTRAL TRACK
HOPES RUN HIGH
Mulligan Expects Morearty,
Logan and Paynter to
Bring Home Firsts.
NEW MEN PROMISE MUCH

Despite the fact that he only has
three veterans left from the cham
pionship track team of last year,
Coach Mulligan of Central High is
still optimistic and predicts a well
balanced squad to represent Omaha in
the Missouri valley and state meets,
the former to be held on the Creigh-
ton field May 26, the latter May IL at
Lincoln.
Turk" Logan, "Chuck" Morearty
and Floyd Paynter compose the big
three" who will be depended upon to
score the first places. Logan is cap
tain Of the team this year, and, al
though Central High is competing
with the state militia for his services,
he is counted upon to take part in
the meets. He is a good man at the
quarter and half and running high and
running broad jumps. Morearty is
well known for bis ability to come in
ahead Of the field in the 22O-yard dash
He is not at all slow at the l00-yard
sprint, but shows to better ability at
the longer distance. He also holds a
state record in the running broad
jump and shows to good advantage in
the high jump. This is the last sea-
son for Morearty under the high
school colors and Coach Mulligan is
predicting record year for him.
Turner Is Eligible.
Howard Turner is expected to
smash few high school records in
the running high jump this season.
Last spring Turner was ineligible to
compete in interscholastic athletics,
but this did not stop him from raising
the high pump record for interclass
contests several inches. He has a
peculiar adoption of the straight form
and makes leaps that surprise veteran
trackmen. Paul Konecky, Nicholas
Mayne, Gene Maxwell and Merritt
klepser have some ability at the
dashes and should help to round out
a good squad.
Reggie Deems, who has shown abil-
ity in grade school athletics and was a
point-getter in the recent Community
Center meet, looks good for the
dashes. This is his first year at high
school. Art Logan, younger brother
of Turk" also in his freshman year,
is being taught to handle the weights
and discus. He was elected captain
OF the freshman track squad. Dave
Noble is another freshman who
should show up we'll in the weights.
Robert Downs, captain Of the sophie
mores, is the only veteran pole vaulter
oeft. Other men will be tried out in
this event, though, as soon as the
holidays are over. Dick Giller is ex-
perienced in the middle distance runs,
making good showing in the inter-
class meet last year. Besides the ath-
letes mentioned, many other OF ability
will turn out after vacation and will
participate in the interclass event No
eligibility requirements are necessary
for participation in this meet
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-01
Metropolitan .
Loop Schedule

April 16-stags against Western Unions,
May 2o-W. O. w. against Albright Mer-
chants.
June 24--Beddeos against Krejcis
April 22--Stags against w. o. w.
May 2'--kretcis against Albright Mer-
chants.
July 1--Beddeos against Western Unions.
April 2e--Stags against Beddeos.
June 3---W. o. w. against Kre1cis.
July s--Western Unions against Albright
Merchants.
May 6--Stags against Albright Merchants
June 10-western Union against Krejc,s.
July lb--W, o. W. against Beddeos.
May 1a--Stags against Krejcis.
July INV, o. W. against Western Unions
August s2--Beddeos against Albright Mer.
chants.
Teams and managers; Stays, q. f-oredieb ,
W. 2. W.. Q, w. Zig. Western Union, II. ii,
Dudley: Reddeos. e. Cogan: Albright Mer-
chants. J.Lane: KreJcis, r. Hubatka.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-01
Rookie Asks Fan if He
Ever Heard of Rule Book

At the White Sox training camp in
Texas during practice game hot
drive by Ainsworth hit Umpire Glea-
son on the leg and caromed to Ris-
berg, who converted it into double
play, as there was runner on first.
Gleason called both men safe, of
course.
A bug in the stand thought both
were out and yelled: 1--WE kill umpires
down here for less than that"
One of the rockies near by yelled
back: "Ain't there rule book in this
state?"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-01
Amateurs May Use
Fort Omaha Grounds
tFrom a Staff Correspondent

Washington, March 3l.-(Special
Telegram.) - Representative Lobeck
said today that the Fort Omaha
grounds were at the disposal of the
Amateur Base Ball association of
Omaha on the same terms as last
year, with the provision that if need
ed by the War department the sched-
u'cd games would have to be played
elsewhere.
Mr.. Lobeck has been trying since
early in February to get the War de-
partnent's permission to the use OF
lie Fort Omaha grounds, but only
learned of the permission when he
opened his mail today.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-04-01
Third CoveIeskie Won't
Pitch: Still in Minors

Stanley Coveleskie, pitcher with the
Cleveland Americans, whose brother,
Harry, is a star hurler with the De-
troit club, has another brother, who,
Stanley believes, has better arm
than either Harry or himself.
John is his name and he can slam
the ball around with terrific speed"
Stanley said. HE should have been
a pitcher. But somebody told him
he was all inhelder and he still be-
leves it. That's why he's still in the
minors"