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Arizona republican., 1917-12-16
OCCUPATION 1T
 RESISTANT IF
 GREAT MOMENT

That in answering the questions in the questionnaire which was mailed yesterday to every registrant particular attention should be paid to those relating to the occupation of the registrant it reiterated in in- structions telegraphed by the provost marshal general to Colonel Fred $. Breen, who in turn wired them to every local board in the state.
 Tt is of paramount importance" the order says in part, ito the se- lective features of the draft and to the effective employment of the man power of the army that the occupa- tional qualifications of every regis trant be set forth with precision in his questionnaire.
 Therefore, the registrants an- sWers must without fail specify his particular job with his industry by answering, for example, not merely railroad man, but track layer or trainman or car shop repairer"
 It is expected that by this time every registrant in Arizona now has in his possession the questionnaire and is preparing to answer the questions it contains and to return the questionnaire to his local board not later lIdu OGCetlDeT EA. fOi ly thousand of the questionnaires were sent out from the office of Colonel Breen in the state house here to the local boards of the state. It was nv small job to instruct these local boards in their new duties according to the latest regulations adopted but all was in readiness for the mailing of the questionnaires, as the registrants will have the assistance of the local advisory boards when ever necessary.
 It is the duty of each registrant to see that he is supplied with the questionnaire, and failure to receive one will not excuse him if he makes no further effort to secure one.
 Beginning Monday, December +, members of the Maricop3 county legal advisory board will be access sible to registrants of this county in the library of the court house | between the hours of a. m. and 5 p. m. The first members of the Maricopa county advisory board to be on duty are J. c. Phillips, Charles B. Ward, L. F. Vaughn, J. c. For rest and Paul R. Ingels, who will be in the library room of the court house Monday and Tuesday, Decem- Der IT and 1S., There will be other attorneys present on the days to l follow.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-16
MIR. SQUANCf

Mister edlter,
 Ef swarin in print wuz aloud, Ide burn up this paper this mornin. Its, gittin so a desent farmer kaint live in Salt river vally.
 Sence my talk with the supervizer i felt mitty safe an cocky. l thot I didn't need be afeered nv enny uv these ottymobilists. So I wint down to the rode jist to have a lar at sum uv these hard swarin fellers thet git stuk in the mud from the errigating water gittin on the rodes.
 Welsir wen I got to the rode thar wuz shure enuf a masheen good an stuk an men in the mud wurkin an cnssin. Wun feller had on yaller close and yaller leggins and l saw a sholder sak in the masheen an a little hand pix and a stele tape, an knowed the feller mug a minin man, mebby a Xpert. l allus laf wen I see a minin man. So I lafed He was gittin his yaller close all over mud and grese. Wen l lafed he got mader'n sin, an he sez, sez he, Wat the air ye laffin at.
 l sez. sez i, Haint yu a minin man?
 He sez, Yes, wat uv it? Then sez, sez i Wat air yu dOin in Ari- zony? He wuz spechlis fer a mint an then he got his wind an sez, sez he, lukin at his pardner, Bill did yu git thet? Lux at him. Elf heer amt Q reel, ginowine haysede, ile eet my hat. He wants to know wat a minin man is doin in Arizony. Then Iukin ct me he sez, sez he, Wy fren Hay sede, Arizony wudnent be nuthin but a sun blistered bach on the grate Amerikan desert ef hit wuznt fur the minin man. Hit wud be only q geo. grafikal divishun. Then 1 lafed agin. He wuz gittin madder an madder. Purity soon he sez, sez he, Yu must be wun uV these fule farmers.
 Then 1 sez, sez i, I haint wun uv these - fule minin men. A minin man don't stan no sho in Fenix, seZ i, he kaint borry no more mummy frum the banks than a wei known burgler. I thot thet wud hold him fer a vile. He shure wuz gittin mad ges hit wuz bekaus he new hit wuz the truth. Then he luks up rite quick an he sez real sharp like, Did yu git this water on this rode? sez, sez i, reckin I did but yU | kaint do nuthin about hit.
 Gosh but he wuz mad an so wlU | his pardner. 1 saw em gittin a rope outn the masheen an heered en talkin low together l jist lafed ar l luked on. The mihin man gifts dOwr 1 in the mud an lifts hard an sez l Try her agin, Bill Out comes the
 masheen throwin up lots uv mud Then the minin man, lukin mighty
Arizona republican., 1917-12-16

Dr. Glen Levin Swiggett, formerly of the University of Tennessee and recently assistant secretary general of the second Pan American scien- tifc congress. has been appointed specialist in commercial education in the bureau of education, department of the interior. In this new work the bureau proposes to investigate local, state and national educational op- portunities for business training, to recommend courses of study and to cooperate through advice and coun- gel in the establishment of the proper relations between opportunity for training and the needs Of business.
Arizona republican., 1917-12-16
SALVATION ARNY
 TO BRING CHEER
 TOWORTHYPOOR

That conditions among the needy families of Phoenix arc worse this year than last and that generous contribu- tons will be needed in order to even partially meet the demand is the con- rlusion reached by Adjutant John J, Shearer of the Salvation Army after a survey of local conditions. The high cost of foodstuffs of all kinds has taken rvery cent that many families could ecrape together, and with the begin
Arizona republican., 1917-12-16
ARRANGE WESTERN GAME
Republican A. p. Leased Wirel

CHICAGO, Dec, 15.-The University of Michigan's football opponents in the western conference next season will be Chicago, Ohio State, Minnesota and Northwestern. These games were arranged at the annual schedule meet ing of the Big Ten" coaches here to- night
Arizona republican., 1917-12-16
CHRISTMAS SPENDING

Wife "Wen spend a pleasant Christmas, won't we?"
 Husband-"It'n be all we'll have left to spend"
Arizona republican., 1917-12-16

Do not wait until tOmorrow-phone that WANT AID to The Republican and dispose of, or get what you want.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-01
Srutt brginnt bet grobt
NutOmO6il GOuteit!
Ginc ansdbl kcnteitartcft bat ii9 bereifs alss
eemclcet; ~tueitere 1lnmelSMneeft iclten
prompt erfol0enl

Ser rtelle Qttortobil. Goftelt Der
&dgIiden Omaha Sribirne rimtnt
beltte ieinen auiong uno 0atlert bis
gum q. SUM-. nnlere 2eier iino
freunolidit eingelooen, ii9 at 6ieleul
Gonteit 5a beteiligen. l1uiere Son.
telte iino iebr popular getporoen uno
bo6en Der &ribilne cine groBe Ser.
breitlng int gan3en 8eiten geiidert.
Der @runo Der 9eIiebtbeit Der aon-
teIte lit in Der Sotia6e at iuGen,
0aB je0er &onteItant Elm @etptnrer
lit. 9erielige, Der Die meiiten Stint-
men erbdIt, betomn1t bas feline ttelte
8oro-A1ttoinobiL un0 Die ilbrtger
Gonteitanten er9alteit mebrere 8rei.
lie nno 10 9ro5eftt Gommiiiior. Gs
miro olio ie0er Gonteitnnt fit feline
Miibe utt6 Qr6eit n~neeu1eiien ent.
ih1oigt un0 0esbolb geben 0iefe
aonteite aIeemeine 8ufrieoenbeit.
Cine at3abl &onteitarlten bat iiG
bereits augeuteI0et utlo oieIe 2eute
i6reiben, baB iie NIT ibrer arbeit
iofort beginner meroen. 8ir Ia.
ben nun uniere 2eier EN- Dem Gon.
teit iofort b~eiautreten. IS gibt i'm
8eiten nod iebr biele 8ldbe, mo- bic
oelttide 8eo0Iferung 70 fart tit, Onb
lei9t getttg 9(bonuenteu fiir Die &ri-
6iine eetponneu tperoen fonnen, I'm
olS 6ieger aus oem &orteite berbor-
Bugeben. Sic 4rbeit, Die Die Som
rnternebmerr, lit gar nidt
9ie meilten @etpinner oes
automobilS lntierer frit9eren Som
teite baben lire Qrbeit tn iBrer freien
8eit getan; uro Dor ollen 9ingen
Ooourd getuonnelt, bob iie 6reunbe
E.I.#
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Nus Dem Gtaate ylebrastal

IieBet beftn6en Fi9 3obtb Orb unS
SRI. Alma @rieBen ioDie augl|t
Setfp urn SRI. glnta Grader.
glud uniere StLfSpoftmeiIterin,
SRI. Dnetab GroitIe min ftf Die gfo.
ienfeiTela Der CHE anIegea IaIIen,
oern fie bat H6 nit artbrr 4.
Sratrtp BON Rortb 9Iotte berlobt.
Son 8eit 9ointern BADEN fid ali.
Der Geo &iiie nod Charles aorb,
Sobn oes beritorbenen Charles
Rorb, Somer 9eterion, Sobn oes
%berftorbenen @iirgermeiiters 9eter-
ION itnb Gbtporo Riiie, Sobn 6es
5urnter8 glnton gfiYie gum gintritt
in Snfel Cams Seer gemel0et.
SRI. amp grnSIa lit bon Ser
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. arr gi6liotbefa.
rim erua1tt tpor6en.
Ser ACKNOWLEDGMENT Der ct.
Sobn8 Stride bat 6te foIgenoeu ge.
o%Httinnen ertudblt 6rou Marie
StoI8moun, 4rdfioentin: 6rau gtit-
quito 2eupe, @i8eprdiioentit; 5ron
@ilintn Mangelsoorf Sfriftfiibre-
rim uno 5rau CHARLES Slit, Sdas-
meifterin.
s. u. Gadrp, Elm frii6crrr bieTi.
ger @itrger, 1T in 8ranfrei9 IN Der
S6ladt gefallen. Geine betogte
@lutter mp9nt nod IN @eft goint.
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S5t[ider Qutpuafa4.

@rnno Sslan0, /. Waai. Ser
iurge 6nrner gbmaro Sorren faf0
Sonntag nadt orei Waeile1t ilioliM
bon 9nuipban ben EoO, ais Ieia
alito IN einen 8aiiergraben biiteill
fubr, itA iiberi9lttg itno ibn unter
iid begrltb, 10 OaB er ii9 nifbt bers
borbepegen fonrlte. SbgLeih boz
@aiier I'M @rabeu ttiir eitlen 6uB
tief mar, fam er 10 ungliidIid Iii
0aB er ertroftf. Der Ser
binterldBt ieire Gran uso
einen Sobn.
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uno gerpanOte fir iid iftereiiiert,
Die ibnen ntiteebDlfen babeil. Gag
fam ielbitberitdnoIi6 audi IN oieieu
aonteIt gei6ebef nnD 0esbulb boife1
mir, 6qB in ben ndditen Eagen iid
reft biele 2eier entidIieBetl umierem
8onteit bei3ittreten.
Mtan ntelOe belte nod ieinen 8ei.
tritt an inoem man ben Coupon nts.
dnoerer Steae Des 8latte8 nitsimaei.
Oct, i'm nasfiilt un0 ltts 8uIeEi0e,
iporanf benz RonteItanten fofort ale
8eoingltngelt itn0 Snltruttione1 aA
geIdnot tperoen uno er iogIein NIT
SUIT an bic arbeit gebeft fam.
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2Gns BlOomftelS, uebr.

SIN aad6arftdotden Center mtrb
am 1. Wtai cine 8eriammlun9 bon
6armern itattfiuoen. Sci 0teier Sc
l%eaen9eit miro 8rof. 6. 90. 8ugsleg,
0ireftor oes Agricultural Grteniion
8ort 1T g~}ebrasfa, ii6er Die Rotpen.
0igfeit oes 2(derbal4es in Ser geqen.
tpartigen g8elttriiis reoen.
Cine aus meBr ols 500 Qerionen
b~eiteBenbe potriotiihe 8eriammlung
fano am 9ienstag abeno int Opera
@uliie ltatt. 9ieieIbe iDuroe BON Or.
&eters, Dem 9~orIiBen0en oe8 Som.
nlercinl Stubs, eroffnet. 0ns Geutid.
amerifanert1tm muroe bertreten bon
Baitor ". Spiedermann un0 benz
@anfier 8il6eIm 9arnt. gaitor
Spteferuarn belt gl6rednuuQ nit
Den 8erleunloern Der 0eutihameri.
faner, inoem CT an Der @ono Der
@el6idte na6mie8, ooB Die 2oba[i.
tat Der 9ettihdmertfaner Dor Dem
8ettfrieg ME in 6rage geIteQt nor.
ben mare uu0 0aB Die Geitti9omeri.
foner INNER an Der Sptbe itauben,
tuenn es golf, ibr aooptiertes Softer.
LAMB gegen Die gingriffe oes Ora.
feir0es at bertei0igett. g2ad0em er
our bic acknowledgement 3abl bon
5iihrern unb Solooten Die 9eutIA.
Iauo uR0 Die 9~elti9omerifaner i'm
Observation-Disclosures uro i'm Dir.
~gerfrie8e eeliefert batten, bingeuie.
len, 8eigte er Der 8%eriommIunq, tnie
@eorg 8ai9ington 1tnb 9bomo8 Sci.
ferion iiber Die oeutIhen @nIteoler
geoadt bitten.
SER Sarm mics nuf Die 0ottpen.
oigfeit bin, bob ale8 brod Iiegen0e
2nr0 be6altt per6en miiIIe, 0a mir
iebenfaas in Der fommen0en 3eit
nit Wtongel an Qabrungsmitteln All
refneu bdtten.
auBer ben bei0et 8euti6amerifo.
reoeten nod Or. 9. 9. Ralar,
Grof. Mc9}otpn, syame8 @itenon
ino Der H~edtSmtpalt amo8 E6o,
mos bon Omaha. Gin qroBer g6orI
ltimmte patriotiiAe @eiIen an,
lpa9reno Die 8loomfteloer W1uIiffa.
pefle, Die gum erlten Mdle 1ffentlid
alftrat, frdftig einiette 1ino Die pa.
triotiffe Gttmm1tna bob.
Qm %. qpril fanb cine 8eriamm.
bon Drefdern IN BLOOMFIELD
Itatt.
Or 9arf bon Siottr gitb inter.
Or. 8eters Bel Der Operation
BON 2oturenee MunoerIob. Der Jun.
Je Monn Iitt an m%oItoi0itis.
Martin 6. 8eters lut0 5rat, 10.
rie feline 9ohter Stole, qinqen om
8iengtag nod Siour Gitb mo
5ron 9eters zines 2ei6ens noe.
zen rnterinhan IieB.
Ser 3edtsanipalt 60. 8. Sun mar
n @edtsmgeIeeenbeiten in Siour
gitb.
6rau u. 6. unb 5rou s. 3. Sill
CT naren fitr8Iih Bel 8ertpon6ten
mo 6reun6en In 9orfolf 8u 8elud.
9loomfieI6er 4er3te beiu6ten bic
fnor gotntn Meoical Societb in
Or. aaIar belt einen Dor.
rag ii6er fre6sartige @etuddie.
fin @onfett mahte ben GhluB.
Sohn &dmelotb ging an letter
t4oh 1fehI;uo spsh
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-01
Ams net point.

Gie gusItdt oaB Cunning goitntu
nie Die meiiten Counties bes Staa,
ies cine MISUNDERSTANDING erba[ten
miro, nlebrt lid. Ole am borlebten
SanIstag o~bgebaItene Beriammluna
inar aablret6 beiidt. SIS. 6. @.
McIigb bate ben 8orfts ltno q.
Gbompfon tpor Sefret6r. 3erielbe
errnntlte Elm dus ben Serren Gbas.
8rnff, Milf1m &eller un0 g. 6. or.
Iiptt deficiencies qomitee, 6o8 bic
geIeslih ~eeforOerten 5ebn 9ro8ent
Der Stimmenabaeber oes GottatDs
Sltr Hnteri6rtft zines biesbe5iialiden
Getition beranlaiIen ioa, 6amit Die.
icf6e ben Gountprat eiugereidt per.
ben fam.
Sic GdgliGe 8maba Gribirie
iaft einen tiihtigen aonteitanten in
g8elt Eoint ODER Hntgegen0 fir
ihren jeBigen Qutorobtl. GonteIt, Der
belite be9pnten. 8ereits lit eines
iluierer 2[lttos nab 8eit 9oint ge.
fomnten. nenn Der iuitge SER Qnton
Melterutant mar @euinner 6e8
Saiiptpreiies in ltnIerem bierten
9lrtofonteft. 8as Serr anton Me.
Hermann geton fam iest, nadoem
Die Sribiiue Dor GINGER Belt 0a8
8oIfsblatt in 8eit goint erporbeub
Elm anoerer biel leiAter our9fibren.
9esbolb SIR 2ette In Cunning
GouutD, Die SIR gerne Elm ne4eS
alto b1ttet, mel0et @uh glei9 an.
Sdretbt an pnieren aonteitleiter,
omaha Eribitre.
6rieori6 9ei0 bon @eemer muBte
Der Srrenonitalt in 0orfoIf iiberfDie.
len neroen oa lid BEL inn Spuren
Ron Geijtesfranfbeit ben1erfbor mad.
ten. Or mar fdon einmal Dor II
Sabren in Der 9nitalt getpeien, 0ann
ieoob nIg gabeilt entlaffen tporoen.
Im 3onnerstag fdtoB Grau
Warn MogooIena Seno9ruff, Die
sSrat bon 5reb Gen0arQff bon Der
Si0ieite, Die @uQen gum lebten
Shlummer, nndoem Tie Dor einer
8o9e BON elmer oflttet 2~iingenent.
aiinouug befallen tpuroe. Die Ser.
itorbene, pelde ON 90. september
1873 gebpren mar, mar bie Sodter
bon Sral MeinoIpb Creme in ct.
Charles SopnIbib. sic miro bon
ihrefn Soften, bier atn6ern, ibrer
Mutter uro 5tpet 8riioern betrauert.
@eeroigung fano am 5amstag
morgen itnter Sahlreifer 8eteiIigung
bon Der btefigen OF. M~arienfirde
aus Ftott.
Der Staotrnt bat In feiner IaBten
Sibitn9 beidlpiien bic @eb1lter Der
Itd0tiiden @ednten at erb6ben. @ud
lpurbe Die GinoerIeibung bon Scum.
ses Qb6ition in bic Gtaot 8eIt
Boint beidloIien.
SEQ NfIie, Elm Gobn 6es b~eritorbe.
men 6ranf gfiife bon 4loinoiep bat
Iih in bic Marine ontperben Iaiien
ano tpiro bereits ol~t8ge6il6et.
Sn Ni8ner lit 8rau 8ilbeIm pie.
re on aIter5ihn1he %aeitorben. SteI
srreihte Gin qlter bon nobe8u 76
Sic @eerbigung fono am
unter oagemeiner GeiInabne
tatt.
Sn @eribner lit am 8ienBta0l
5rait Sobn Gbfers an gfutberaif.
ing 9eitorben. Gle bate fid irgen0. !
20 an Singer eine feline arnbuuf. /
,e 8itee5o0en. Sic mar As Sabre
1T itno ipir6 bon i6rem Mann unb i
eds ain6ern betrdltert. /
Inter oenieni8en ilnaen 2eliten. /
uelde iih 9eirat8fheine attsfteaen
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8~raiilien blei6t neutral.

Hio Be Salteiro, i. Menf. Die
braiilioniide Regierurg fat cine
Proclamation erloIien, I1lt meIAeE
ite in Dem 9riege atpilhen ben Ner.
Staten utlo 9eutiAlono neutral
bleiben tpiro. (Somit tpnren die
friiberen Sesnodriften aus 9ras
lien etnfad Min9eD
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geint epiel berlebt.

@entrice, /. mai. = Ser Ia.
idbrige 8ondte Bud, Sobn ser
Srou 6. %. Bud BON 9e 8itt,
mllrbe aIs er NIT gleihoIteriaen
qameraoen nit einem @efDebr fpieI.
to, bon elmer aligaI i'm SUB eetrof.
fen. CT fuliroe nad benz bieligsn
Soipital gebradt no Die aerste bic
Giigel ~ehtfernten.
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Saot lterpSie
EcMtc icuteft
Nmsiaoen lcien!
giefr gente srsdbIeu bereitiuinigit
bpn ibren, onrd Gabumeae
Sa6iets eriuirften
9eilnngeu.
S~ntstsHaHie, isniailOueae 1atfansaI
snlstsFaats. f~euiaaossue 1afaasHl

Gin bon gbeimaigsnis gensfenher f4relbtt
g. GEtoher 1915.
m1eiae 6erreH: = nesieH geblember ers
frgntte III, Han Nnsiaae. eer aetste an
MbelfnIatismlts. sd beriu4te MID init allen
uGagIideH Observation-Disclosures au fities
rer, aber erioLglps. so 500 etneH 3ottor
ali MQle, ber Aii@ lpabreIo oes aaIl5eii MEIs
fers hebunbeltg; aHtnrl9s Sltftl fotnte 10 eIio'
lid einigetfndbea berlat tHulpeIH. 81 otes
fer aetf FAB To bic An5eiee Der Gabonene
Cadets if Bolton Globe, bic eariH beinries
men geihen be6teH iN1. 9eIiai nit Den inelae1
rio eiiifGnLub msh, etiteit 8erilt1 81 MAIDEN.
qir cine g8pde lang unhu1 th ett @aopniei1e
4dbiet mao ieoer Wlahiteil unb metiie nReers
Wie0isiH, batnan nabm 10 MIR Hon bic
Tabieiten mo gente bin ID qeflrHo. so bin
isst sft ef5 ob bsai as ,i nS0i ifao ssai TtS 2ai' spas n'I3
1T ineine 4ntprrt. 5ebt nebmer hereits ntsbs
yerc 9faie III aeee9nm seaooMfne~ mil ettBs
S~eaa9hnessou,
$50 sisbInub abe. asebbaut @'aH.
81. pftobsr 1919.
Gtrier Ssrr:-HlH iesf BEL Der sierien sAnd.
iel GrbeHeRe EetheaI abieiie1 uno bin nit
b~eHielbea iehr utrieoen, i'm. 506d4teno,
q ~. ealHs Il. 8, @oI SS atlanta Ga.
2. December 1918.
9eebrier esrr:-gebrauaie 9ereit5 Tneprere
EAaGiefH Sbter gn0emeHe EdBleiteH nno
igiiHfee Tblen mif5nieileH, bab mir btffeIbeH
egfbs Iieasie IeilttieH. gbre aHseine ~ ntis
Iersg 3eitans III iebr gut nfig. grgebsnit
ss22 Softer eir. aittsbnrG Ga.
gaHs. - Iaafenbe fanhs11 berelts SciInua
autd 0ntumefe xabietlgL rnbpem ole an
Astcif 9aiiiel herfuafeH. EfgfeIhen nur5gH
nan hert Ae5ept eiaes Sresialiiien fir nftO5ss
fAnse 4~eEtonelt ber1tlleat mo bic 5eritraer
aaFaHtsEen icoes Ndfsk ala sufrtetenfieuenb
soft rtfpnrHiexeg Geib. On allen HpeibsteH
aetsaait+
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-01

Qusniiblttg mbebaltter &ompGere
fir Die Grute bon Semitic MIN. 8ur
8att6 5a gebett.
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NnasbI. @ranbftifter in eaft.

SAILS Gtth /. Mai. = Soiepb
5rantlin, Der I'M @erbndt itebt, am
8onnerstag letter ISOLDE bus &oteI
in 8ernon in 8rdn0 geiest Su bd-
ben, nobel i'm @an5en orei @ebGt6e
bon ben Slammen pernidtet iDuroen,
befinoet fid bier In &nft uno lift
Dem 3iltrittseeridt iibernieien NOR.
ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-01

l~tuiberiitat BON Gebro8fa mebr oIs
5000 5tiSenten aitfueiiel 6enn es
baben lt6 5,405 einidreiben Ioi.
len ODER $40 mebr oIs i'm lester
Sabre. Son oieier 8abI ftnb 3,04t
mdnulide uno 1884 neibIide Gtlt-
6ertett.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-01

Gg be5obft fi6, in ben ,sRldI.
ifiaierten Iu8eiger~ Der 2riblne Hi
dltnonciereit.
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-15
Nv H. c. HAMILTON

(Unttsd Press star Correspondent
NEW YORK. Sept 15--With the
present lineups of clubs in the major
leagues from which to take bearings it
begins to look more and more as If the
west is ready to take some Of the pep
out Of the east. With new. poppy clubs
gracing the National league roster in
Cincinnati and St. Louis, and with
Fred Mitchell making motions like a
regular manager. the old one, two. three
order Of teams in the east, which has
prevailed since Fred Clarke and Frank
Chance ceased to building champion
ship winners. appeared ready for the
discard.
And, in the American league the same
restiveness is asserting itself. Detroit
has been a factor for 10. these many
years. so hardly can be counted strong
er than when the Tigers started the
season. Cleveland. however. is perking
up so fast with it's young pitchers. hard
hitters and close defense that more
than ordinary attention is going to be
conferred this winter on the antics Of
Lee Foil.
The White Sox Will have to be count
ed as a factor again in 1918. The club
is comparatively young, and IS holding
UP we'll Unless wrecked by war. the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-15
WEST APPEARS likely To
TAKE BASEBALL SPOTLIGHT

White Hosed gang VIII be right around
there when the reckoning comes.
The Cardinals and Reds. however
will get the fearsome eye from rival
National leaguers when they start the
1918 chase. Hornsbys. Cruises. Paul
lettes. Goodwins and such have made
of the Cardinals a real championship
possibility. Likewise Toneys. Rouschs,
Grohs, and things like that but mainly
the masterful, clever way Christy
Mathewson has manipulated the Reds.
has. for once. elevated them to the
pinnacle of pennant hopes.
Mathewson made the remark before
he went to Cincinnati that he expected
TO make managing a ball club Just as
deep a study as he had made Of pitch
ing. and he added that he would make
just as much OF q success or get out of
the way. That much success means
pennant for Cincinnati. Maybe 1t isn't
so far in the offing
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-09-15

Famous athletes. many Of them box
ers. are failing to get by" in the exam
nations following their being called for
the new national army. This is aston
ishing to the folks who take a keen in
terest in all sports, for they are unanim-
Gus in the opinion that men who are
in such good physical condition that
they can battle in the ring. play base
ball. contest in track athletics. wrestle.
or do other things that require endur-
ance and vigorous action. should make
husky soldiers Of great value to their
country in wartime.
We have for example the case Of
Tommy Gibbons Of st. Paul brother Of
Mike Gibbons, who by many IS consid-
cred second only to the St Paul Phan-
tom in the middlewelght ranks Of pugil-