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road cra.ts, ESPECIALLY shoDmen, pro
test in the Ge1ico City ne~spaper.
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United states for repasE
The Au.s,eFdam Telezrzzf says
bHi 10 being prepared in Berlin AZ
thor4zins the German goqsrnmsnt, tn
view 0. the scarcity Of focdst1,.., 70
remove from the country all foreign
era not en- ployed In war Industries.
Maurice Long the aex minister 0.
proY!sions, announced In the Chamber
Of Deputies At Psriz that the program
of tUo meatIszs day. week would
be abandoned Oct. IL, az the econr ny
resulting theretron has been !nsig-
nincant Bread cards will BE insti-
t4te1
The tirg, new group Of hospitzl am
b1lances donated By Americans. Isrg-
!y through the efforts Of Col Andrew
Rolpaachntkov, eI commander OF the
,~snty-tIrst mobile column Of the Red
Cross, will be On the battle front In
seryice In close contact with tn.
American ra!ss!on 10 Rumania within
Z fortnight
Prssiden. Wilson will besto~ an
American flag with an attached
sfrsaner iascribed 70 chow fl came
from him. upon the Boy Scouts Of
America troop thA. does the most e.
'ective work IN selling bonds IN each
s.ate during the campaign for the
second liberty loan. II was announced
IN New York
SPORTING NEWS
Carl Morris. Oklahoma heavy,
weight, Knocked out Tex Mccarthy
u California In the second round Of
their ten-roand match at Albany.
X 7.
William n. KNAPP Mccarthy. vet
eran trainer and driver Of harness
horses. died at Terre Haute. Ind, OF
Injuries received In a collision with
= lo[S IL SdI
ton. Ill
For the second time, trial OF Dan
Shay. former manager OF the Milwau-
kee American Association Baseball
Club. charged with the murder OF a
negro waiter at Indianapolis Ind,
has been postponed.
Francis Ouimet. western amateur
golf champion, defeated " j. Brady,
Massachusetts open champion, 5 up
and to play, In a 3s-hole match for
the benefit OF the American Red
Cross On the Links Of the Belmont
Springs Country Club at Belmont,
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GENERAL
James Clarence Harvey. actor, poet
and playwright. died in New York
New York observed Its first beef
less Tuesday. and hotel patrons
beefed about It,
Mayor Mitchell OF New York, an
nounced he would run for reelection
az an independent.
Some notable gains were made by
the no-license forces in the little
town elections In Connecticut in the
annual battle against the saloon
Delegates to national political
conference of Progressives. Social
Democrats, Prohibitionists and Inde
pendents arrived In Chicago and an
| nounced their desire to mobilize all
but the dominant parties.
Gov. Keith Neville has accepted
the colonelcy OF the Seventh Ne
braska National Guard regiment. now
| nearly organized, and will resign the
office OF governor OF Nebraska when
ever the regiment Is mustered into
| the government service.
Automobiles caused the death OF
| 636 persons on the streets and high