davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-15
forbuS unecr Rridcn.

Scnotct bar / &orOaQa mco IS
moo - Stcmnlcr pcOtnlct SClotor
Glmmina IoriluN til SpionIopcn on
Torbuo moo, 'oolunGc ari3cn pdrer
ga ct 9lur ocreitcr, at anucuoc Horn.
uorcr Al uogct Slu0a, Suffer clIcr
Sirup til Gilpirfniug al oltobolhol
Oidc Iriftcparcr mcO llnotagclIc a.
Bin.
Ger ifaI uurc lloil9t I'll, At Tnlen-
ncnlcntct Der pao BET nrrne'tc cr
en2bctuNcnoc mc0 ct o%InlinOcli9 6or'
.tuo. ppioo pil bli pcoto1et a Hcprr-
',utoutculc& Nu5.
GiluirfuiuQ al Spjritll& cIIcr I'll.
.fohoi / ucoicinitc. piocnItobcljNe NE.
~fauiifc % inouitriCIIc Gicmcn cr ipc'
ciclt unOtoqct ira @citcmncllcrnc
9(mcnocmcntet
Tor Amenocmeu0rt 'tcn1tc 'rl8cn.
Sc Republitonerc:
@rnon, Guumiu&, Curtis, @olIin
acr, Sale, &ohuIon (Gol.), Sones
C@oihN, Sermon. Norri&, Fo9e
I~oinocrtcr, Shermnn Smort, Ster
lima. sutherland, Sown$eno, ialt is
GA iplQcubc Gemofrotcr:
Nihurit. @ecthom Gore, &cuoricf
aira, airbu. McaeIlcr, Murtin
Mucr@, &hclon Nittmon, ShoIrotb
SbcpporN, ShieIoS. Snitb (@a.)
SmouIou, SbompIoL Srommcll
Garboman. @ulih. @illiomS, @ol
colt. iolt -.
Smoo itcu,tc inIQcnoc Ncpnblifn
mere:
@runocQcc. Soil, Srancc, Nrcltne
mmicL Norbiua, aclIo19, "a Sol
lcttc, 2ooac, @clion, Nep, @oo1
north, @ccf2, GoIber, ialt IS,
% isI9euNc Gcmofroter:
@~ontbeoS, @rouSiarb, Sletcbe'
@crrn, Soromicf, Soils. @uItint
Eanc@ &onc@ l9t NJ, 2ewiS, Spei
man, @omcrcuc, N~anabell, Rceo. Nj
binIorL Simmola, Smith ira Sout
Carolina, Stone, UNDERWOOD, 10
10.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-15

scr. % Observation-Disclosures
at aorrciponoenten life sirter llogelt
Wliliaheo for, al man fan folrtille
iii Gni9heo. Soloaterne er blct lei
op trpt al ariGen, Tiger ham %
Mrbci0ernc, lom FOR oct nlclte ltanr
nnoer SociaIiitcruc5 >inoilpoelic, er
nof Iaa ~uuerpcicnoc imo0 at boloc
son aaacl0c. Gor at glsrc Sitlla
tioncu iaa ntcgct uurre, bar Socla-
liiicruc / itsrit mltIig llo'trrfnirg
blnuttct ia al Ocn EreSIcirlbco,
iom Rcaicringcu bar inOiert | San'
set, % oriucr Ell cncrgilf Ggltatlon
ior Sre0. 0ennc Igitation anita
lcs at bile inu en- opcroroentlig Be
II Oning ior 6rcoabcuG8clicn blarot
oct rlraiiitc 6olf i Oct belle. Otan
uaa ocrior, mcncr Wfcobclcrell, life
bIi o~pcrruifct, ont S%clegraicu Ell
paffer Gag meIocr, at oct uirfcIig
e. lpffcOe9 SDifcrnc at iaa en- &c.
puratirco mcO Gualnn6.
&cgieringcn bar paa lor'ficIll8c
NiaaDcr ioriegt at mooorbci0c Den
H. 9cprgcIic, % oct par / Den
at ifrGmme 6oIf nlcb ocn
6nre, at ocn latte no oct Hpgtc,
man rciifercoc ct inf Sllunlion2-
tug moo Nctrogrno.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-15
Ivif lpis ilutter.

Sc0aliu, WtiaiolIri, Sen 10oc Wtai.
Ser Seouliu Sollrnnl", ct her no
fomlrcnOc inf llqeblub, hor ibag poo
iO-9laraoaQcn Tor i'm Stiitelic, op-
bort al uofouumc. Carl @ooc, Tom
80 Mor bar pUrct @laoct3 Hsonttsr,
ifrlpcr / N~nlconin9 bcnnc Scllntning
at "95 Iroccnt al @loocta @piert or
MI amerifunife &orgerc oN mluu oa
nil unocr aue Smitpnoigbeber opfarC
liz lon Ioooome.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-15
Wv Wontanabane.

Sclena, Mont., ben 10bc Wtoi. Gt
I'm Scr~nbunelinie, ionl fol bpggeS ira
Iipioc til Miaoom % Hallton, blcp
inforporcrct iganr. Silforporatercr,
lie, ser ale or fra Butte, CT =. 3.
Giihcr, Z. :. Benedict, >. 9. Scatter,
&. 4. Gsiclitnn % @pott Eapnc.
Sbe Mlontano Soutberl Goilmap
Gompuup er set Napn, %boornnocr
Sclifobct intorporcreoca, % Nopeo-
fontorct uil bli / 3llttc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-15

OF Iaa nDoelig iaa. 9rGilbepin eaer
cnben Slags G%aIiforniapin bar ieg
oltIaa ~illtttet meo. for leg mao 10
ieipe inc DC $25, lont ban Toftoren
i;eb mig for. Seq er forreiten fom-
net lnoerpeis mco, at bisie Neoi.
fomenterite ligerpis lom SoftorbiGt
rg oct sprige Ieglen1ent er p9ient.
Zig bare bopeolagelig Sufs. sllt e,
t-bppcr, CT at ituoere Den bsiere
Science ON, bporoan map ifaI lepe
for at bli bunorebe % fentti slar.
Ger er cit Marb / Seras, ion bar
'tlepet en- BOG on bet, % Den bar
jog III fisbt. Iaerebe otter at ba
luit etpar @laoe, or ieg bespnot at
tli beore, % peo De Sioer leg bar
lplt Den no, n9rer ieg life ocn rim.
seIte Spil ON, at leg ifal bore fom'
i,et Iaapas til arGiter, at jeg fan
relic tilbage til gan1le Sontter igien.
Seg llatllrligpis bperfen pil eIer
fan proftiiere De Slaneebepngelier,
lom Sorfatteren anbefaler Tom sr,.
itelige; men oct er heller life nsb.
ocnoig for en- Wano, Iom / fine
pngre Gage bar bapt iaa megen
C;reriice, Iom lea bapbe, mems lea
%rclioerte / Salt @rope. S~opebiaget
er Sinoets Sigeuegt % laa faa 81.
gcrer Tom millig. Sg ieg er / BEN
~llfIali9e Sorfatning, at ieg ilet life
reger Gigarer. Sertil er leg for
GLAD / min fiere Silabbc, iom o..
Iaa minoer mig ON min lalig Some,
Iom fot9rte mig Den paa min 50oe
Gebnrtsoag for fem % tppe Iar
iioen. Saa on Ter, BET er altIam-
men ganlfe iimpelt, og BET ct min
faite Sperbepisning, at ieg er ct fit
Subject for cit Dei IlOerbom. 81
terlpert Iom leg leier Ell Stub i
cen @ogen, fan ieg Iisiom fele,
bosoan Observation-Disclosures imaat on,
Tenn oisappearer, og leg fornemmer
ell Gnergi % llllgoOms &rnft /
Marp % Ben, iom minoer mig ON
mine Wanbbpms bcbite gar / set
somle Settlementet.
SEPARATES ipiite ieg en- flor gii,
iteg, oe for fsrite 8arls paa to
Tiger oraf leg tire @laS Yortpin til
Waoen. Set eioroe mig i9rbcles
soot, og ics fslte mig GLAD os
n~Illlter belle apeloen. Set er gobt
al pioe, at man fan taale at npoe
@uos 8aper meo SIC ionltenlent %
archaeological. lllpffet er, at mat
life fon faa itiffelie 9iso berneoe.
Set er mig Ell 8anoc, bpao De feeo.
er &retera meo; men no. Spineri
lEaa bet bore, for ioasmorses op.
raget Ieg for fsrlte Sang paa TO
Tiger, at min Snteqigens life fun.
gerte Ion Ben pleier. Seq bar bes-
GarIag fiebt ct Specialperf ON hi,
cenifabelig geipisnlng, iom jeg
tPrtte flinoe bore bGnOig at ia peb
Saanoen for ~paafommenbe Gircitm-
lancer. Wen oct pil ieg MI beaer
800
ltfe gribe til, fsr jeg er aloeles for
cora til bet. Get blir bare iusiom
etllags Sire Gicape", i"fisnner on.
: bore Gage, Oa Der er iaa rlegerl
liguoeligbeb og Stpggeoom, iom pa-
laocrer llnoer Napn al Science,
maa man 10 pgIaa omgaaes Desli-
GcItc nlco SanDnre % 9esfrition.
@enligit billet,
y. 9. @artter, Gm. etc."
So, Zig ifriper ban, 8artncren.
Son palllig er ban DoftriilGr OF
lLrlgtpffelig; nlen ieg baabcr, oerc
ulolfploer bam for bans mango On
oers Sfplb.
WrnIipt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-15
Ganaoas GabsliIte.

Sttomo Sen Doe Moi. SIolgc Ell
iboa al WiIitproepurtemcnttt lloltcOl
Happort belebcr be Iontleoe Cab, ION
DC fona0iife trooper bar liot 'ioel1
arigens S~egpnOelic, Jig til S9,Si3
Wono, brpbtc, loarcoc % iopneot
rcanc6c ianllnCl1.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-15
ltrucn / Sucriac.

a%iobcnbapn, 12te 0tai. Sen al
minoeIige llro / Sperige er longt al
porIiQere, ems aubclgrommerne bal
ontroct, % triler ielpe aon9ebriet
McoIemmcr al Song Gbriltian&
Suite, ser leoiogeOe bam poa bans
@cicQ iii Stocfbolm for at fon'ererc
nreo Song @ilitai, bercttcr, at Sitllo.
tioncn cr iurctrllcnbc for Den mo,
narfiife Hegieringsform.
Situutionen er / %irfcligheoen bic
uct Ioo fritiif, at Der aabent lpefltIc'
res oucr Mhrlighcocn al, at Song 8n.
itoi / eli life fern 6rentlo ptl bl'
lte6t ira Srnnen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-15
Cats Son ~ubruebar.

Cincinnati, g., 3bie Mai. Robert
q. Gait, en- Ssn al Grpr9iioent 1ait.
er erflGret u%ififfet til at saa ino / De
Gsor. Staters NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Iarlasen Dor baarlis Spn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-15
Stiuinaru / RuslnnO.

III UtCDCe4C4leT ira Jlu2IuIlu | uCIl
lc lio fife iaar pnoerlig re0e pao
rem ionoc % pirfcIigc Stiuing Der
/ Sanoct, i~firuncr man BOG laa me.
act al Def hclc, Of ocn me prooiIo.
rife Hcgieriug iioocr ~tcrrncllg Ieli
/ Saolcn, % at 6orbolocnc mao
rare nocrit iorpiflcoc / mango &en'
Itcuocr. Get or fart nof, at Der
ilIialo life ior nrrpGrcnoe er Itorrt
N,c!u at ucntc ira Muslano | oeu
pdaaaucnOc Sria MOB oct tpltc Mi.
~I1pruuIoc. Spprg8moalct er oa
tuuburt life iua mcgct, huao Den
r~i@iiitc NClicriuqa a~rigapollttt cr,
iom huorpiot ocInc Ncgicring uirtc'
liz har ocu Wfagt / &an0ct, al oct
lar noQcn itprrc &ctp0ning, huao
sem piI cller life piI mco @cnipn til
ariocn. Der cr Sing, Iom ligcIrem
trncr paa, at ser er 6orc ior, at
Sen pr%opiioriitc Ncgicring fan blI
itnrtet, ON set ifllloc bpn0e, at Den
life lrugcrc or iitaub I'll az mallcp-
rcrc melcul oe ioriticul9c oiucrgc
rrnoe Spiatninger / 2onoct. YRcl
iclu ON oct life tonuncr 0crtil, laa
cr / hpert 6aIo Sitllntioncn Zig, al
rem iuocbprcr oInorlig Iarc, bnoOc
ior Oct me Nu2lnno % ior Nt@
lambs 9miercoe i &rigeu. &iitrot
Icriifrc@ set itaoi9, at HllalorO life
nil have rogeu Scpurut'rtN mco
&piflauo, % bette iorbolOcr Jig gam
tie nit rigtiQ nof, bpaO &cgicringcn
auQaor; men inlcu pc0 ultIna buor
fort Stptfe Hll@lauo HcQiCringCn
repruicntcrcr, nuar 0Ct fommcr iii
ct 9tappetng. Gn iapunit Iuiator.
%rtipon0cnt, iom ppboI0cr iig / sc
trogra0, gipcr / Ell Scrctlinh iomI
rctop cr mo0taQet bert %nuoct, Ell
rel lntcres iautc Splnanmgcr on
NCn r~ll2iiitc S"ituatior. Get cr, eitrr
DC SaNttoacllcr, han bar Aiort, De /
Nouc0itohcn iioocuoc Hcpruicuton
Ter for Nrbcjocruc og Soloutcruc,
lem Tor EIcbIiffct pcicr met / nj
llercIicu Al Higcta 9lnliQQcuocr.
Get er 0iaic, iom ira Sl0 Ill onocn
har oifterct 9ie9ieriu9cn9 Tolitit i
mango pioti9c Eager. Set ifpIoc@
Dem. al Hcgicrin9cn opgaU i'm Noli'
ton on AZ iortipttc Mouarfjct I'M.
Dcr touitinltionaIe Gormcr "a hor
trlul8ct o2t3 Nte0lcmUer I'll at cr
flare iil Ter 2~tcpubIifcn. Mlcu Ser
meo er life Stiain9cu rcooct. Oct
cr Qoo iJerc CmroaOcr iau itor Ntc.
uiugsioritieI mcucm Sem o. ReQic
rinqcn> @coIcmmer, at aorrcipon
6gutcu uprer aluorIig 6rudt Tor, al
oct EFT oatter Gag CT uoot til at
lriite.
>,n,r,f., m,,,.,,, a..
,.o,.i,. >,u .;If,,>.5.:n.
,.,,,, m,,,, ass.
$50. 10, t,,r,,,. 49,, =, OFT,
tau / >ct rnc Stnrc, 2],uititsrini
'tcreu, aerul'tu. "a sci innncs mar
lite or moi. Arbciocr. % SolOotcr
rcprpicntationer isIte ia ouereo.
lat tiIiioe. oa Sc life bleu tat mel
foo Huoo mcO Seniun til 6rem
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-15

"Saspeuusn" ehmaHinu CT be bseht %
binists I Saubaen. 10 anrs @aranii Islael
meo bper @lnifin. Siri6 III "Seeorub. Soften
elier aoinloe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-15

IN-raIp Al, .syo>p CLASS MATTER JUNE i5TH 1908 AT
lus posr Orrrer AZ DEBORAH. Iowa, uNDER TIM ACT
or uoxaErss u- MAucus. 1877.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-15

srGnser Se en- Spmafiue? "Sus.
pennen" er iaa goo iom riosen anScn
Spmalf!ns I'll ben opbbeIte pris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-15
De noroiife Sanoe.
S~crifriieIfe fra SIDE 1


Sorbriger al oieic Sager mloo for.
lpne fig meb Ell "Vo@bog", bpori
hans Snofisb inoferes. Fripot eies
DC %ertsbuie oiifafieS, % al prlpot
NonOcl meb 81 % Tin iaouclIom III.
bipiouel Snbisriel al &ilte iorbpoeS.
SGmfebc norifc Sfibe.
Sriltionin, lite Wtni. Sislge Dfeo.
beIcIlc ira llbenrigsoepartementet er
Tamplfibcnc "Sigcr" poo 3213 Cons
oa "@eifonger" poo 1926 Cons blet
iGnfct al tpifc ll.@oaoc ii WtiI ltoen.
Tor Den lpanlfe 9torbueltfplt. Sfel1e
bc mootagnc 9eretninger ltonicoe II.
goooene 7ampifibcne / iponife Sar.
-ponoc og cifortcreoc Dem iioenior Ger.
ritorioIgrrtien, boor De ioa Ienote
Dem thumbs.
2igeIeoc5 err fire andre norife Camp
ifibe blet iGnfct, ncnIig Gore Sarl",
"ToIS" og "Npbal", liOItnGpnte paa
1850 Cons.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-05-15
GunorcsIen aubnes.

Stocfholm, 10bc Wfni. De on.
fomne GcIe9otcr iii Den international
Ic Socioliitfonference iommcntroaote
iOaa n1oer Sen ipenife Socioliitierer
Ninlntor 9rontingS Trpiioium og
bcilllttebc of iortIuttc lit 9lrbcibe ber,
ga oette bar al en- iaaban Natilr, at
Oct oIcnc fllnbe noisreS / ct neitralt
Sau0.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-02
DEBATE Is ORDERED
TO DETROIT AMERICANS

CINCINNATI, June q Player
DEBATE of the St Louis National
league club was today ordered to
report 10 the Detroit Americans by
the national baseball commission.
St. Louis Nationals obtained first
draft on DEBATE at the draft meet
ing last fall and exercised it. De-
troit had second choice.
Pres't Nivan appealed to the ma
tional commission recently, stating
that the st. Louis Nationals had
drafted DEBATE with the under stand
ing that he would be turned over
to the St. Louis Americans. This
was denied by ex-Pres't BrittOn of
the st. Louis Nationals but, accord
ing to the commission an agreement
filed during the injunction proceed
ings by the st. Louis Americans
against Branch Hickey and the ST.
Louis Nationals showed that Rick
ey was TO do his best to turn over
DEBATE 10 the st. Louis Americans
at the earliest possible moment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-02
GAMES TODAY.
Central IeaRuP
WORLDS CHAMPIONS GET
SET BACK; LOSE 3 TO 0

BOSTON. June THE world
champion Boston Americans string
of successes was stopped at 10 games
today when Cleveland won. TO o.
Ruth. who suffered his only pre-
vious defeat Of the season from
Cleveland, was Outpitched 10y Nor
ton, but spoiled no-hit perform
ance for the latter by his single in
the eighth. Cleveland made only one
hit in the first eight innings. Two
runs were made in the fourth with
out a hit Chapman walked and
wheL with two out stole second. on
wild pitch for the third strike
Righthelder Roth reached first and
Chapman third, and a double steal
scored the latter. Gardeners error
made Roth safe at third from
which he stole home 4 pass, a sac
rihce and Roth's single scored
Graney in the sixth. Score:
Cleveland 1000 POI 00O-3 0
Boston 200 600 600 >
Morton and O'Neill; Ruth and
Thomas.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-02
MANY NOTABLE HORSES
. IN KENTUCKY HANDICAP

LOUISVILLE. Ky. June -
Eleven thorOughbreds which horse
men credit with being the best
handicap horses in the country,
have been named TO start in the
fifth renewal Of the kentucky hand
leap at Douglas park here tomor-
row. Old Rosebud, "A Kentucky
derby winner and the real come
back of the American turf. proba-
bly, will go TO the post favorite. He
has won three OF his four starts this
spring on Kentucky tracks. IN one
OF which, carrying 129 pounds. he
covered a mile and an eighth. with
in one-ffth second of the track rec
ord. In the handicap he has been
assigned only I . pounds.
Andrew Miuer's Roamer. which
is making his third trial for the
stake. will carry six pounds less
than last year. when he finished
second. a X. MacComber will be
represented by The Boots and Ed
Crump. The entry viii probably
rule second choice
John w. Schorr. who handled
Luke McLuke. the only three year
old which ever won the handicap.
and who won IL with Ed Crump
last year, will depend upon Cudgel.
a three year old.
The other candidates are Hodge.
runner-up in 1915. Col. Venneo.
King CORN, Embroidery and OPP
portunity. Ali will go 10 the post
with many hackers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-02
TWO PROVINCES IN
CHINA IN REVOLT

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2.-Dis-
content against the republic IN
China has caused the revolt Of two
provinces and trouble in five more.
according to cable advices received
by Chinese newspapers here Friday.
Nj Shi Chung, the dispatch said,
is heading the revolt and has stirred
Anhui province, of which he is mill
tary- governor, and Chekiang prov
ince, adjoining. 10 active rebellion.
Shantung, Honan, Fengtien, Fukien
and Hupes provinces were reported
10 be in arms but not formally TO
have joined the movement. All these
are northern and eastern provinces
where Manchu sentiment has -four
ished. The southern provinces are
said 10 be firmly behind the repub-
lie.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-02
TESREAU WINS FOR
N. Y. OVER ST. LOUIS

ST. LOUIS, June - Tesreau
bested Meadows in i pitching duel
today and New York won from ST.
Louis > TO l. Tesreau allowed but
four hits New York got a run in
the second on Third Baseman Tim
mermans single. Shor;stop Fletch-
ers double, and a sacrifice fly by
KaUfT centerhelder; Burns triple
and RObertson's out in the third
gave New York its other run. St.
Louis run came in the second when
Long tripled and Snyder sent out
a sacrifice fly. Fletcher was put
out of the game in the second by
Umpire Orth for arguing. Score:
New York oh 600 600 1
st. Louis ...O1O 600 OOO-1 1
Tesreau and McCarty; Meadows,
Packard and snyder.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-02
SOUTH Blenders SHOULD
BE GLAD OF LUCKY LOSS

The Benders can be glad that
they played a double header with
Muskegon on May %, and lost it
then instead of losing it some other
day for that second game has been
thrown out of the standings by
Pres't +. w. Dickerson.
There is a rule in the Central
league constitution which prohibits
the playing of double headers upon
the first trip OF clubs around the
circuit. Therefore Dickerson has
thrown the game out. Ii takes one
win from Muskegon and a lost con-
test from the locals.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-02
BOONE'S ERROR AT 2ND
LOSES TO ST. PAUL

TOLEDO. June 2.-BoOne's error
at second base in the seventh in
ming let IN two runs and ST Paul
won the opening game of the series
today BY the score Of . 10 I. Up
ham held the locals 10 six hits. scat
tered in all but the third innin4
when the only Toledo run was
scored. Boone's error was his first
in 15S helding chances. score:
81 Paul 600 600 300 10
Toledo .... 001 600 000-1
Uphan and Glenn: Heating and
Sweeney.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-02
ST. |. DEFEATS SENATORS
IN TEN INNING GAME

WASHINGTON. June >. - st.
Louis defeated Washington today. 4
10 .. In 10 innings. a wild throw by
Rightdelder Smith in the nin,h tied
the score after Washington had been
leading two 10 nothing for eight in
nings Shortstop McBride's error in
the 10th on Second Baseman Pratt =
grOunder after Marsans. centerfield-
er, had doubled. produced another
run and Runners single scored
Pratt. Score:
ST. Louis 600 600 OO2 - 0
Washington 200 coo 600 C. 7
Plank. Park. Sothoron and Seve-
reid: W. Johnson and Ainsmith-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-02
INDIANS SWAT THOMAS
AND TRIM MINNEAPOLIS

INDIANAPOLIS, June .. - The
Indians hit Thomas hard and often
today, taking the opening game of
the series. Q to .. -Four singles and
two doubles produced five runs at
the start The tribe was never in
danger after the first round when
Kantlhner's wildness paved the way
for the two Minneapolis runs.
Rogge held the visitors TO three
hits thereafter. Score:
Minneapolis 200 600 600 5 .
Indianapolis 500 80 OO%-9 Il }
Thomas and RondeauX; Kantlh-
ner, ROgge and Gossett.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-02

LOOSE SUPPORT LOSES
DAYTON PITCHERS BATTLE

News-Times Special Service.
DAYTON, June 2.-Loose support
cost Richmond a game today in a
pitchers battle between Rowan and
Couchman. The hitting OF Hobbs
and Gygli were the features. Score:
Richmond =. 600 600 100 3
Dayton -. 600 100 Il o. .
Couchn1an and Hauser; Rowan
and Brennegan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-02
AWARDS CONTRACT FOR
$4,000 PAIRS SHOES

WASHINGTON, June q Con-
tracts for $4,000 pairs of shoes
for the army and navy were award
ed today through the national de
Tense council Delivery is TO be
completed within eight months and
the average price per pair viii be
$4S5.
The contracts. awarded on com.
retitive bids. were distributed
among % firms.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-02
RUSS MINISTER OF
COMMERCE RESIGNS

LONDON, June "A dispatch to
Reuters telegraph Co. from Petro-
grad SAYS a. 1. konOvalOff. minister
of commerce and trade, has resigned
owing to a complete divergence in
views with NJ. SkObeleff, minister of
labor, concerning the economic and
financial measures necessary in the
present crisis.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-02
EVANSVILLE Is IN
FIRST PLACE AGAIN
News-Times specIal service /:

News-Times Special Service:
SPRINGFIELD. June a. The
Harvesters could do nothing with
Tuck Turner and Evansville went
back into first place by defeating
the locals 70. Only three hits were
secured by the locals until the ninth
when four wallops scrode two runs.
The visitors punched hits off Gov
ingtOn. Joe Tinker of the Column
bus team watched the game. Score:
Evansville 100 900 all Z .
Springfield -. 600 GEO OO2-2 =
Turner and Boelzle; CovingtOn
and Dunn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-02
ERRATIC PLAYS
LOSE FOR CUBS
Brooklyn Takes Close Game
by the Score of 5
to 4.

CHICAGO. June 2.-Erratic play
ing on the part of Chicago gave
Brooklyn the first game of the Sc
ries today. 3 10 4. The locals had
taken a four run lead in the mrs;
inning, and forced the visitors TO
use four pitchers. but could not hold
this advantage. Score:
Brooklyn -. O01 OO2 002-5 s !
Chicago -. 400 600 600
Cheney. Coombs, Marquard, Dell
and Meyers, Miller; Vaughn, Doug
lass and Wilson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-02
PHILADELPHIA WINS
FROM PITTSBURGHERS

PITTSBURGH, June 2.-Philadel-
phia easily defeated Pittsburgh to-
day 9 TO 1 in a game marked by eff
fective pitching by Mayer for Phil
adelphia and poor work on the part
Of the Pittsburgh pitchers, Miller
and Cooper. Score:
Philadelphia 80 O20 800 u l
Pittsburgh 1000 900 DOLL 3
Mayer and Killifer. Adams; Mil
Ter, Cooper and Fischer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-02

Corrected Daily by Warner RrOs., ssce
store, ia r. Wsyne SCI
TIMOTHY-$3.7 5@425.
RED CLOVER-$1000G12.50.
WHITE CLOVER-S2S.O 20 per bu-
ALSIKE-$11.OOQ125
ALFALFA-S9SO QS1100.
SWEET CLOVER-$11.0061 81
COW PEAS-$4@5.
SOY BEANS-$4 00d5.00
BLUE GRASS-S2 80 per bu.
FIELD PEAS-S4@5 per bu.
MILLET-S20002.J 80
GERMAN AIILLET-S2 506300.
JAPANESE MILLET-S2. 30 per bu.
HUNGARIAN MILLET-$2. 75632j per
bu.
VETCH-sS.GOG1OOO.
MAMMOTH CLOVER-S12.00d12 20.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-02
A Priceless Treasure

is your health. II any one should
otter you a thousand dollars 10
part with good health-wOuld you
take IL? Yet are YOU not wilfully
throwing il away and getting moth
ing whatever in return for It?
Have you ever watched a little
child playing in the sand How IL
lifts up its tiny hands full OF sand
and lets IL slowly run through its
fingers Soon it has all slipped
away
Isn't that the way the very thing
you are doing with your health
Jnst letting it slip away from you,
thoughtlessly. carelessly, almost in
differently?
A few years ago what were you?
Strong, hale, hearty. vigorous.
Today what are you?
Just compare the man TO today
with the man Of Yesterday
That priceless treasure. health. is
slipping through your lLgers
Soon 1t will be gone-if you do
not stop now 10 may be gone rbr-
ever. beyond recall. beyond the help
Of any human agency.
How IL happened matters little
now. Overwork Drink Women
late hours-it matters lot II is
slipping away from yOu-"ebbs the
crimson life blood fast"
II NAV not be too late y can not
tell until I see you. A consultation
may mean the saving 81 your life
! no longer say what IT can do"
hut what Il HAVE DONE" I have
helped thousands Of men in All
walks Of life 10 arise to their very
beSt-Whv not Won .
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-02
NO PASSPORTS FOR
FRENCH SOCIALISTS

PARIS. June 2. - Premier Ribot
announced in the chamber of depu-
ties today on behalf of the govern
ment that passports would not be
issued to French socialists delegates
TO the stockholm delegates, and that
passports for Petrograd would be
given socialists only when there was
no longer danger of their meeting
enemy delegates IN Stockholm.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-06-02

stolen bases-NiatheS- Sacrifice hit
Collins Base on ballS-Oh Faeth. . of
Slattcry. 2 Struck out-By Faeth. 4 by
Slattery. e. Passed ball-kellv. Left ON
bases Grand Rapids. >. South Bend, =
Double play-Brant 20 Carey 10 EdinC-
ton. Time OF game .2S Umpire-Daly