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The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1917-06-29
NOTICE

To All Person Whomsoeyer:
Notice is hereby given Of inten.
ton to apply to the 1917 Session Of
the General Assembly Of the State Of
Georgia for the passage Of an Act,of
which the following is the title. TO-
witt
A bill to be entitled An Act to
abolish the fees as present accruing
to the Office Of Solicitor General OIL
the Southwestern Judicial Circuit.
and III lieu thereof to prescribe 4
,alary for such Office; to provide
for the disposition of the fines, for.
FIXTURES and fees as present accru-
ing to the Office of solicitor-g general
of said Southwestern judicial cir
cult; to provide what proportion
each of the said counties compris.
ing said South. western judicial cir
cult shall pay Of said salary Of said
solicitor-general; and for other
purposes 1t.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1917-06-29
SPECIAL TERM TO
ray Or. GHAPMAN

Americus, June 26-Judge q. A.
Littleiohn this afternoon signed All
order calling a special term Of the
Superior Court for Monday, July2,
to try DR.. Charles K. Chapman,
who, with 5 other co-deEendants, il.
charged with the murder Of Walter
HI Wade, Of Leslie, on the night 81
Aug. II, 1915.
This will lie the third time Or.
Chapman has been placed on trial
two iuries having disagreed in Jan.
and March, respectively.
DR.. Chapman and w I johnson,
former special agent Of the Central
.of Georgia railway, rein the conn
ty Jail here. while Charles Chap
man, Jr., Walter Johnson, John
Ethridge and H A Harp, the other
4 co-deiendants in the cases are out
on bond. Wade disappeared on the
night Of Aug. II, 1915, and 8 DAYS
later his decomposed remains were
found in the Flint river, 20 miles
from Americus, with a bullet hole
in his skull.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1917-06-29
FORT GAINES MAN
IS SHOT TO DEATH

Fort Gaines, June rs. r. G Nc
Allister was shot and instantly
killed here today at ] &c. a,elocl hy
.. Eugene Peterson il tie postoface
huildina. Both men had gums ana
several shots we're exchanged during
the affair. Mrs. Susie McAlhster.
postmistress, was in the postof9ice
when the quarrel started over q
business affair concerning some re-
pairs that Mr.. McAllister desired
put into the building.
Peterson, owner Of the building,
was talking the matter over with
McAllister in the rear Of the build
ing and for that reason there were
no eyewitnesses present Mrs. snsis
McAllister became terrified when
the shooting started. Peterson was
wounded in the hand and arm. He
had not been arrested CHS afternoon.
The town was thrown into excite
ment for many moments. Bad
blood and feeling is said to have
existed between the partiea for
several years.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1917-06-29
Enthusiastic Red
Cross Meeting

those at the front by sacrifices Of
things we now enjoy, that the abso-
lutte necessities of our soldiers may
be met. Lee County has boys in
our army now, she will have more,
they will see and experience the tor
ture, suffering, and bloody confu-
sion ofbattle; let's all pull together
in organized harmony with other
communities and the nation, to give
our boys, and the boys Of our coun-
try, succor in the awful trials
through which they will soon go.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1917-06-29
TO ORGANIZE HOME
GUARD FOR LEESBURG

Onite n number of citizens OF
I,eesburg have signed a petition 10
the Governor for license to organize
a home guard for this vicinity. The
object Of this body is for the protec-
ton Of the homes and property OF
our citizens. While authorized to
elect its own officers, make its own
rules and regulations, ETC., it will
he under the authority OF the
sheriff, will not be subject to duty
outside Of the county, and will be
sworn in after the manner Of de-
putty to the sheriff. The petition
and names is as follows:
To His Excellence Nat r. iIar-
ris. Governor of Georgia.
We, the undersigned citizens OF
Leesburg, Georgia. realizing the
necessity of an organization for the
nrotecsion of our families and prop
erty. do hereby petition for license
permitting US to organize a Home
Guard under provisions Of section
t447 OF the penal code of Georgia
OF 1910.
TR King,JF Hines, H D Logan
w Q Youngblood, E B Lee. L Glass,
LIE Powell, J G Pruett, Sam
Hirschensohn, j A Stokes, D E
Graham, w e Smith, o w Stat
ham, B A Bowdin, C I Lowreyr
| J w Tracy, R Green, H L Long,
Jr. R E Howe, G NJ Hardy, W Il
Sanders, D NJ Melvin, John A For
roster, H A Harris, H R Stoyail, D
A Raglan, w H Forester, g /
Goodwin, ] B Hoyl, Tom Love, R I
Powell, G A Nesbit, E B Martin, Sr
A J Powell, S J Powell. F T King
t J Afford j NJ Cannon, NJ N Mar
tin, L c Stokes, D w Tison, Sr
Walker Paul, S A Duncan, Oar
Shackleford, w & Martin, H l
johnson, C l. Ketchafn, G A Wal
lace, B E Fouche, B L Snider.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1917-06-29
R. W. DAVIS, MECHANIC,
ACQUITTED THIS WEEK

R. ". Davis. local automobile
mechanic, who was charged with
being a Stacker, and who was bound
over in a eommittal trial before the
United States Court in Albany last
week, was given a trial there Mon
day and acquitted. There was no
evidence to prove flisage except that
in the city registration book Of 1914
his age appeared as ri years Upon
close scrutiny it shows that this was
tempered with, and the age
changed.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1917-06-29

On Wednesday afternoon at the
lhrt -house the men Of Leeshurg
ia its vicinity perfected a Red
ioss organization. Mr.. F K SEES
Jus was chosen president of the
kanization.s Messrs. Il B Martin,
h Fouchc, r R Forester and w
Martin compose the executive
hlmittee. Each member Of this
ecutive committee is authorized
appoint q subcommittee to as
them in effectuating the purpose
the Organization.
Mr.. H T Mcintosh, Ct Albany,
ID is actively associated with the
! Cross work. was present and
Jed in the organization. He
idea very forceful talk as to the
possibility which deyolves upon
Dry private citizen to do his
p towards relieving the suffering
d pain Of our soldiers who go to
4 front. All present gavea hear
assent to his remarks, and
Smised active cooperation with
Red Cross spirit.
I he purpose Of the organization
10 canvass the county for funds,
ich are t. be used in providing
pms to alleviate the suffering Of
8erican soldiers who wilhelm the
tile line in a foreign land. fight
tie demoniacal forces of the
I'll possessed Kaiser Bill, !"
bse ultimate aim isto destroy the
erties Of all freemen, and bring
world under the yoke Of Prus-
j despotisln. Our soldiers will |
er, bleed and die in defense Of
4 America, because this war is a
against the liberties of all free
il; and now is the opportune
ID, which has been occasioned by
il,Arate and insidious provoca-
IS, to strike and strike hard, the
ces OF hell turned loose on earth
led by the DEVILS Arch fiend,
Len Bill.
i is the patriotice duty Of every
Il, woman and child to do his
towards providing means for
ise who will experience the SUI
ings, and horrors of war. The |
lie nation is being aroused to its
Feasibility in this respect. The |
Die Of Lee County must and will
nond to this call to patriotic
~. We must suffer along with !
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1917-06-29
Scrawny Calves

What makes calf scrawny-off its
feed? Germs-parasites-in the intes-
tines Why not free them of this trouble?
Ii you viii give the calf some B A Thomas
Stock Remedy in its feed, within a week
you will see it brighten up and in or 5
weeks you won't know the calf. Costs
you but few cents and we will refund
that ii it doesn't do as we say.
For Sale by sTOVALL & WOMAN.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1917-06-29
-MIssEs

MISSES
Ruth Harris Kate Harris
Neva Green Ida Green
Martha Forester Bertha Cannon
Berta Lee Goodwin Ruth Hall
Thelma Paul
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1917-06-29

G A NEsBIT, Yice-President
o w sTATHAM, Vice-President
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1917-06-29
WILL KNIGHT HOME BURNED,

On Monday about noon, fire was
discovered in the home Of Mr.. Will
Knight, who lives on the G B Avera
place, in RedbOne district, having
supposedly caught from the kitchen
hue. Help was at once secured and
nearly all the contents Of the house
saved.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1917-06-29
President Wilson URGES Americans
To Give Literally To Red Cross

A the President OF the American Red Cross, our
"A branch Of the great international organization
most earnestly commend it 10 your confidence and
your support. Upon your aid, upon the amounts and
promptness OF your gifts end Cooperation must de-
pend the fufment of the duties which are imposed
upon it. It serves noble and benefcent purpose
that it must appeal to all who love their country and
who love humanity. WOODROW WILSON.
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1917-06-29

This is presegiptoa prepared especially
for MALARIA or cHlLLS q FEVER.
Five Of six doses viii break any case, and
e taken then &c tonic the Fever win not
return. e acts on the liver better than
Calomel end does not eFiPe o. s;ckea. 2se
The Lee County journal. (Leesburg, Ga.) 1904-19??, 1917-06-29
RED CROSS MEMBERSHIP GROWING !.

The Leesburg Red Cross organi-
cation in Leesburg is rapidly get
ting new members as the following
list Of paid members will show.
Several other names viii be added
later OF parties who have signifed
their intention OF joining. In the
meantime the committee on solicit
ting members is busy and hope that
1T their next meeting to show q
increase.
List Of members:
81 90 Subscriptions.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-22
Alemania construye
una gran flota
aerea

GINEBRA, Suiza, Julio 2l.-In'
formeS fidedignos, ~procedenteS DC no
manshorn. rccibidos en- csta cludad
dan cuenta de que diariamcn:e st
ven volar sobre Ell Lsgo dc C~onssarI-
"a. a~croplanos nucvos alcmaneS, cons
truidos conforme a los ultlmoS mods
los teutoncs. en- Ia fabrica dc ZcPpets-
mes cstablccida en- Fricdrichshatcn.
Los informes anadcn que el hc"ho
de u Sc hayan ~suspendido Id ma-
nufactura dc dirigibles CT esa plan
ia, SC debc a que cl gobierno al"man
Sc ha convencido dc ia Supremacla
del aeroplano para las oepracioncs de
guerra Y desca contar con cl mayor
numcro possible de esas maqulnaS pa
"a a~ctivar sus operacioncs en- tod"S
los frentes de batalla y prlncipalme"-
te para tencr prcparada una gran
flota. para haccr frentc a la ofcnsi-
va aercs Iue segun sc sabc, cSt;it
p~rcparando los aliados, cor la sy@da
de los EStados Unidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-22
LAS BAJAS

LONDEES. Julio 20.-Las baJas
alcmanas publicadas oficialmcnte por
Ct gobicrro en- el mes de JUNO, pero
que no tuvieron los alemanes en- csc
mes, sino, en- los anteriores, son como
siguc. segun aparecen de las listaS
dadas a Ia publicidad por el Ministe-
rio de Ia GuARa:
Muertos " los combateS Y a con-
secuencia de hcridas. 2S,8l9. Muertos
de enfermedsdcs, 3,2l5; prisioneros y
~dispersos, 3S,606.
Las bajas totales alemanas deSdc
cl principle de la guerra. Segun las lis
tas oficiales cue Sc han publicado en-
csc pals. son como siguc:
Hucrtos Ell los combatcs Y de he
ridas. I,032,S00; Muertos dc enfer-
medades. $4,000; priSioncros Y dis
pcrsos. 591,966; heridos 2|.825.5Sl.
En- cstas cifras no estan comprcndi-
das las baias habidas en- Ia marina,
nj las sufridas por los cjercitos colo
males alcmancs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-22
FlNLANDIA PROBABLEMENIE
LUCHARA CONTRA RUSSIA

HELSINGFORDS. FinIandia. Julio
9Th conflicto con Russia Sc con-
sidera inmincntc en- eSta capital. a
consccuencia dc Il ecci6n dc Ia Die
"a FinlandeSa, a aProoar IN deere
to por CT cual SC concede Ia lndepen-
dencia 4 eSa provincial moscov;ta.
Los micmbros socialistas del Paria-
mcnto aseguran sin embargo. puc
Petrogrado Sc encuenira en- estos no
mentos Ell una Situacion muy crltica
y tiene sus manos ocupadaS por com-
plcto en- el arrcglo de srs prorioS dis
turbios. para intcntar rcprim'r el
movimicnto independence dc los fin
landeScs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-22
UNA session. ToRMENTOSA DEL
GABlNETE RUSO

PFTROGRADO, Julio 2l.-La jun
IA del gabincte de Ia cual resuito "a
rcnuncia del Primer Ministro Princl-
pc Lvoff. ha side una de las s]eslones
mas tormentoSas que ha terldo Ell
gabinete m~oscovita. La junta iur6 to-
da la tarde y noche del jueves Y Sc
prolong6 hasta Ell amanacer del vier-
mes.
Ell Ministro. dc Ia Guerra, NJ. Ke-
renski, dirigi6 severas criticas sobre
los ministries Y autoridades millrares,
por no haber emplcado toda 81 fuer-
Ia = poder para suprimir los rec;en-
ties motincs que ocurrieron en- csta
capital.
FL Ministro de la Guerra, cstuvo
particularmente duro ell sus ataquc5
contra ci general Potovtzcff. gobcr-
naGor del distrito militar de Pctro-
grade. a quicn hahia propues'o re-
mover Ge u WdTuo, peru iuN al 'Hi
dci0 en- su puesto cuando los Minis
tros reconsideration Ia decision Y asu-
mieron la reSponsabilidad por 81 cant
bio De las 6rdenea primitivas del &c
neral dicho. que consideration 'lenas
de pcligros. Con tai motive 50 vino
a esc!arecin::cnto que el general Po-
tovt:cff habia tcnido las a alta
das ' no habia podido obrar con la
independence que ell cas- requeria.
Todos los rusos que nan tcnido
rclaciones punihles con .Aleman:a, cs-
tan siendo buscadoS v procesados Vi
gorosamente pov ordcn del 9obiernO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-22
Grandes estragos dc
La campana
submarine

WASHINGTON. Julio 2l.-Los da-
tos rumGricos y estadisticos que sc
e~ncucntran en- possession del gobicrEo
americana sobrc la destruction de
tonelajc por los submarines alcmancS,
demucstran que la cfcctividad lie Ia
campana submarine ha sido un ext
to, pucs que csas cifras indicaa que
dcsde que SC inici6 la campana sir:
rcstricciones alcmana, los submarines
han dcstruido un ~tonclaje mercante
cuando mcnoS cuatro vcces mayer Il
que Sc ha degrade construir en- csc
mismo lapse dc tempo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-22
PERSHING HACE UNA
VISITAAL FRENTE
BRITANICO
Va q estudiar los metOdOs erl=
pleados por las trOpas in
gIesas en- ell ataque
Sera recibido por el
General en- Jefe Sir
Douglas Haig
Sci cicio Especial para La PRENSA.

y INV
PARIS, Julio 21.-El Mayor Gene
raj Pershing, ell c~omandante de las
tropas americans en Francla, sallo
aver, acompanado de dos de los
oficiales de su Estado Mayor, para 81
frente ingles de b"atalla, a don"a
hara SUI primera vista. Los militia
res americanos seran los huespcdes
del Mariscal Sir Douglas Haig, el CO.
mandante en- jefe de las tropaS in
glesas, durante el dia de hoy pucS los
citados iefes americanos regresaran
ell domingo a esta capital.
FL general Pershing hara durante
su permanencia en- el frente ingtG;.
una vista a la Inca britannica. pala
estudiar los metodos ~empleados por
los ingleses en- sus operaciones con
ira cl enemigo, con el fin de Hcc 81
cs possible adoptar csos m6todoS para
las fuerzas americans que iran al
frente de batalla.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-22
Ell Almirante Won
Tirpitz en- Ell
Reichstag
Scrvicio Especial para LA PRENSa'.

Scrvicio Especial para IA PRENSa'.
LONDRES, Julio 21.-Un dcSPa-
cho procedente dc Amsterdam, rc"i-
Dido por cl Telegraph en- csta capital
dice que en- los circutos politicos ale
n Sc anticipa Ia cntrada scnSa-
cional en- la vida politica del Ami
rantc Won Tirpitz. padre de Ia cam-
pana submarine.
Espcrase que ell eitado Almirantc Sc
p~rcscntara como candidate para ocu-
par una de las vacanteS que hay ac-
tualmente en- las c~urules del Re!chs-
tag. bajo cl credo p~olitico de liberia!
nacionalista. con cl proposito lie He
gar d ser leader de csc partido. jun
tamente con cl Doctor Gustav Stress
mann Y cl Mayor Ernest Bassermara.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-22
LOS HCESOS DE BUEi

Los huesos dc buey son de meal
culable valor. Cuatro pstas de un
buey ordinario haran una pinta de
lecitimo aceite de patas. FL hueso
del femur es de 10 mas vaiioso Y dtil
para fabricar mangoS de cepillos pa
IA los dientes. Los huesos de las
piernas delantcras son utilisimoS pa
"a hacer de ellos botones para el cue
Ito Y manages de sombrillas. FL aqua
en- que Sc hierveu esos hueSos Sc
convierte en- COMA. Y ell serrin que
despiden al ser aserradoS. sc utiliza
para a-imento del ganado y de las
: IS i co--sl-"Eschz1ge.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-22
Ciento ysiete
millones n~ecesita
NJ. Daniels

WASHINGTON, Julio 2l.-El Sc,
cretario de Marina, Daniels, solnettc
hoy a ia Camara dc Diputados un pre-
supuesto ADDITIONAL para los gastoS de
guerra de Ia Armada, de Sl37,36S.lT!
que dice Sc n~eccsita para d~esar-olla.
cl progcama naval aprobado.
En- dicho prcSupuesto Sc compr"n
de el valor de las municioncs, aproyi,
sionamicnto de artiileria. mcjoras
rcparacioncs en- los astilleros Y muc,
Hes. equipo para los msrinos Y cuer,
pos naralcS y Ct cnsrandecimicnto Ii
los astillcros dc Ia Armada y fabr;ca
de anonc cstablccidos aqui.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-22
LAS NIEBLAS son BENEFICAS

Sc ha descubierto que las nieblas,
espccialmcnte las que Sc lcvantan
en- cl mar, son muy benGficas. Las
nieblas son e. mas importantc &C los
fertelizantcs de los extcnsos campos
donde Sc cultiva frijol en- California.
Esos campoS Sc siembran CT scco V
carecen de regadio. Para clos la
lluvia cquivale d su ruina, aunque
imperiosamcnte ~necesitan Ia hume
dad. y esta Ia obtiencn por rcdio
De la niebla, q su dcbido tempo
Detroit Free Press"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-22
Ell KAISER CONFERENCE CON
Ell VICE CANCILLER.

CCPENHAGUE, Julio 2l.->Dc a.
cuerdo con una noticia que pub;!ca
cl Berlin National Zcitung, Sc sabe
que cl Nice-Cancillcr Imperial. Doc
tor Karl Hclfferich Y varios leaders
de los partidos politicos del Reichstag
tuvicron una c~onferencia con ell ka!-
ser Guillermo, en- n reception que
Sc do en- los jardines del Ministcrio
del Interior hoy.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-22
LA vERDADERA SINCERIDAD

La mcior manera dc ser sincere cS
no pensar nunca CT NADIA que SC rela-
clone con la sinccridad. Sc como eroS,
= no &c preocupcs por 10 que picnscn
O hacan los dcmas. Hasta ahora no
SC ha sabido que un arbol II monta-
ma o una puesta de sol 70 e a sim
ceros. Tai vcz. la razon para que tai
cosa succda. es que nunca SC cctlc-
men a considerar Ia clasc dc impression
uue cst4n causando.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-22
|RENUNCIO FL JEFF DEL CAbINETE
MOSC0VITA, PRINCIPE LVOFF
La junta en- que present6 la renuncia, ha
sido una de las mas tormentosas
que haya tenido el gabinete
SICUE SIENDO GRAVE LA SITUACION
EN- FL ANTIGUA IMPERlO russo

entire ell clemento miiitAr sol cast
de una completa desorgaa:"acion Y
decentralization. V en- eSta capita. Sc
esperan con ansia nuevoS %infornles
oficiales sobre Ia Situacion n Russia.
Los ouenos efectos de Ia CGmlsion
~encabezada por Root, parece que Sc
lisipan rapidamente para dar paso
a la crisis ministerial Y politica pceci-
pitada por los ]peri5dicos de los soc!a-
listas radicales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-22
NUEVC EMBAJADOR AMERICA,
NO EN- Ell JAPON,

WASHINGTON. julio PEI pre-
sidentc Wilson designo hoy 4 Mr.. Ro-
land 5. Morris, de Filadcliia. para ell
cargo dc Embajador dc los Estados
Unidos en- Ell Impcrio JaNcncs, pucs-
to que Sc hallaba vacantc OF motive
de Ia mucrto r~eciente del Emoajaiur
americana en- Toxic.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-22
DUOS POPULARES

Pedro.-"cQuc clasc dc canto pre-
fierc listed, solos o duos?"
Patrieio. -"iOh, Los duos sob"e
TODD"
Pedro.-"Muy bien. Desc n vuel-
ia por mi casa Y marc f%uncionar el
fon6grafo y ell perico a un mismo
tempo, para complacerlo.-"Yonkers
Statesman"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-22
FUERON RECHAzADOS
Los ATAQUES De
Los TEUTONES
Emprendieron variOs asaltOs con
gran impetu en- ell frente
occidental
Los ~franceses Sc sos
tuvieron firrnes en-
sus posiclones

PARIS. Julio 2l.-Los alemares
emprendieron anochc ma serie dc alta
CUES sobre TODD Ell f-eHte del Aisnc.
comprendido entire Craonne y Fau-
cterc, ~empleando en- esss o~peraciones.
considcrables contingencies de tre2as,
sesun dice e. informe official dado 4
Ia publiciaad. por el Ministerio dc Ia
Guerra. en- esta capital.
De acuerdo con dicho comunicado,
los franceses lograron conser1ar sus
posicioneS en- ST. poder. rechaZandO al
enemigo en- todos sus ataques- Las ba-
jas cauSadGS q los teutones fueron
eno7mes, pues Ell terreno en- donde
Sc efectuaron los ataques, quedo ma
ter;almente sembrado de cadaveres.
BERLIN. Julio Ella actividad
en- las o~pe-acioues de artillcria en- "a
region de Fiandes, que Sc desarroito
durante el dfa de aver, fue en- extre-
no grande. habiendo alcanzado los
duelos en- csc sector, un ca-acter
violentisimo, segun dice el rnforme
Official publicado aqui hoy, por c, Ml-
nisterio de Ia Guerra alenan.
Una partc de las posiciones fran
cesas en- e. sector De Winterburg fue
capturada Tor los aler7anes. die e.
citado parte Official. pero pos:e1ior-
mente alsunas dc csas posiicones fuc-
ron abandonadas durante un ataGL-
de los ~franceses.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-22
Esta el s%enorito?

i@oNc q SNHUAtN0'
No.
-iSabe listed donde podria encon-
trat1c?
En- el cielo
-iDios MIC. ;Ha mucrto?
No, sonora, ha subido CT aero
plano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-07-22

PETROGRADO. Julio 2l.-La Ga
Get. 6e la Bolsa anuncio Ell su edl-
cion de aver que el Primer Minrstro
del rabinete ruso. Principe Lvofi. ha
~presentado 81 reuuncia y que Ale
ianiro Kerenski. 81 Mlni3sro De Ia
Guerra V Marina, fue nombrado pa
"a sustituirlo, pero que retendra mlen
trss tanto su Cartera de Correos y
Telegrafos.
N Nekrasoff, ha sido Designate
prov:sionalmente, MiEistrc dc JuSt'-
cia. en- sustituci6n dc NJ. Perevetzleff,
que presento su %renuncia dc csc car
60. cl ~jueres ultimo.
WASHINGTON. Julio 2l.-Aun
cuando en- los Gcspachos Semiofis'a!es
que han sido ea"iadcs a la EmbaJadH
rusa en- esta capital. Sc dice que Sc ma
restablecido por complete el "rden
en- P~errogrado. otras noticies de Ru-
| STA indican que Ia situacion ell csc
| oais no es NADIA tranqui!izadora Y 81 ia
| deiado mucho q desear para IA causa
| je los alisdos. drsdc los Frimcros
! dias de Ia reciente revolution. Los
sicuientes son los aspectCs prnclpa-
les ' mas serios de esa situacion
I'm atentado para asesinar al Mi
nistro de Ia Guerra NJ. kerensEt, que
! era nasta hace POGO cl .dolo de las
tropas rusas Y cl homhre que G" per
soma di-;gio Ia briliartc offensive que
rcsplt6 or los notaoles avances de la,
i~uerzas de los generates Brussi'off y
Korniloff.
Las discncioncs gu" han snrgido
| entire el cj6rcito nucvamente ' que
rar sido Ia causa para que los ale
mares Sc aprovecncn y hayaH !ogra-
do narte del terrenC Peidl-
10. rompiendo adcmas. la Inca T.os-
{. ."ita Ell tres distintos lugarcs.
Otros fracasos &c las tropas mos
eo-ites. c NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. que han
aado lugar para que cl eHemigo OBJ
tcrga nueycs exitoS.
Como So ID. dc eStos ~deSpachos Sc
desprende que las condolences eXls-
tentes en- Russia, Y principalmentt
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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-01-12
GREAT PITCHERS NOT IN
"NO-HIT' HALL OF FAME

Walter Johnson and Grover Alexan-
der, the greatest pitchers in baseball!
today, have never entered the select
circle of no-hit fame.
Eddie Plank, one Of the greatest
southpaws Of all time, never pitched u
no.hit game.
No-hit games are rare in the majors
and still it is surprising that pitchers
of the calibre of Plank, Johnson and
Alexander, with years of service have
never been able to go through nine in
nings without a safe tap being made
off their delivery.
Plank has been pitching winning
ball for 16 years and has pitched sew
eral low.hit games. Johnson has a
number of one and twohit games to
his credit, as has Alexander.