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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-26

/ NcI lat ltdl Dfe tauerlldD 0eiifldle
Jiegierang bis jebt nod nidlt 3n
SdlniOen fOni,neH lailen.
gScnn 0ieies audi crfreulidtrmciie
lUabr it, 10 mllf DDdl 5ugegebea
luerOea, Oaf geiuiiie gln5eissa Oa-
railf lIinlueiieu OaF bic Oentidle
4reiie MnS sic SenfIdte Megiermna
cinen 9eluiiiea 3luef babel uerfulgt,
luenn he beGaHpten, Der lImitaub,
Oaf nidlt mebr nmerifaniIde Sdlif.
fe Uerlenft iuerOen, Oarfn 5n iadlem
| it, Oak lie bDm Sind begiiaitigt
iito nno niAt 0arin, Dah bic iiib.
rer Der SaudlbODte unDere gieie1le
erbalten bahen. Gs iuare lInIInn,
in AbreOe iteIleu 5m iuDilen, Sah bic
idUerlpiegeuDiten Ni0alidlFeiteH aub
Wefa6ren beiteben. Stein oentenber
Mann taun idD Der Satiafe Dsr-
idllieneR Dai bic 9tofluenOigtrif Il.
Her entideibenStu 6anolHng IN il.
geiIb einer 3eit tiHtreten fam, iuena
mir I'M iuabren Sinne 0es gSortCS
nno nidDt tlur in Der S6eOric I'M,
ierc 9ied)te uls nentrale ylatiDn
idJiten wDl(eu Is luar6e IN Ser
Eat nnueiie lcin, mollen lnir nidlt
geriiftet DaitebrfL
Sd fann nidlt nmljin, anf Die
Satiadle 3n berlueiien, onF Der dou4
gref AIN @OrabeHD Ieiner &ertagnng
itebt, nuo es Dirb cine geranme
3eit in Anipfndl nebmen, ben nenenI
aOngteR sn Organiiieren. I'D bin
oesbalb BON Dem @efiibl bnrdJSrmn.
grn, ban i'd bon sbnen bic gerii.
dlernng er6altr, NIT gtMtUritGt ans.
geitattet al luer6en, nm oieie grgcbes
nen falls snr @eltmng bringea sn
fOnueu. Glue 3iueifel 6eiibe idI be.
reits febt Oieie glnt0ritGt, Obnr Saf
mir ipesiell WiadtbOllfommenGcit
DerlieBen iuiro, 3iebe es aber bou
nnter ben Obnnitenoen &erbaltuiilen
nidJt anf 6lpie allaemcine SOlgernn.
gen III BaaOelu. SD mDdlte Dos @e-
fii6l baben, BAH, has immer Id audi
nnterueBme, g bonn aOugreh fir smtI
6einnSen miro. glir iin0 sni0m.
men bic Sicutr Ses @plfes anO mai.
len gemeiniam 6anSeln mu6 im Bei-
itc Ses SOlfts, iOlueit mir es s6cn
IL trn imitanOe iinO, DDrgeBen.
@s fam teinrm 3iueifel nutcrIic.
len, oaf es unicre RflidDt it, Sieies
10 tln. &ir miiilen nnieren San-
BEL nnb Oas ge6en nnierers SOlfes
intcr Den oblunlteuOen fritiidlcn I'm.
tGnben nHO inter alien &erGaltnii.
en- nit Siniidt nno StauShaftig-
cit IdliiheH. 9iNr bic Wietho0e nno
,er lImfang Der llntermelnungcn
niiiieu beltiinmt mrr0en. "a es
id nuglndlidIerlurile beranseriteaiI
lat, bah mir itaiere nenfrnlen Aedtc
lidlt anf OiplumatiidJem Nsege geeen
nc llebergrIffe gentIdllGn0s lunbreH
0unen, 10 blsibt nns midDts ailoeres
lbria, als 3nr bcluaffncteu gtsmtra-
int nniere 3nfindlt sh nebmcn.
Sir iueFoeu Oieic 5m mabren miiicn,
as bat gImcrifa bercits in friiFerrnl
SeiteiI beWieien.
anfridltis 6uiieu iUir, onF d. nidlt !
II Standardization fOmncn miro,
snn Sas amcrifnuiidle @olf iuiinidlt !
ieies nidDt, auD nnier Nunidl
timmt init ermjsnigcn bes SOItrs
brrein, sd bin isoudl oaDon ii6er. |
Engt OaR q Den (jeiit mciuer I
,anSInugSiueiic urrite6t; Der 3lUrG ,
eriel6eu liest mir am ,6ersen, no. 0
on id bnrdlnns fein .6cbi made. A
sd BIN briorgt, Sab bic frica-
ibrenoen Splfcr uns neritchen HuS
rs uidlt miittrauru ioIleu. I'D hui ii
!. ban idl peitrr fcinc gcwciic nnS Z
sriidlernHgcn 81 9cbeu braMde, bic D
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-26
Cir gleOe 0es asrdliScntsn.

AoibiugtuE, 26. 5eb. Bic Ne
DC DDS 6rGHberten lantetc iuie fOlgt;
,,Wcinc prrreu bom ADagrehl
Id Gabr iuieOernm nm Sie 8ersan'
itisnng nadlgeitdlt 81 5Gnen sil
IprcdDen, ipeil mir itls Snrd) fritz.
idle 3citeu beiusgen, bic bDR mir
ufrlangen, bah i'd in eHger &erbim-
Onug NIT ben 0aniern bee SION.
sreiies bleibe, ioOaf Ns0er yera-
timgtH npdl IanOlnngen mnter mns
nuieren 3ieleu sniDiOerlanfen.
aglm 3. syebruar ieete i'd Sic Of.
iiSicll Dun Der pl6bli6ea niO nner-
lunrteten 6anoiamgslDeiie Der oeilt.
idlen faiierlidlcn 'ltegiernng IN
asnntlis: iie erfldrte, bar lie Oas
8nnDeeregiernHg in lebten
slufil GfgebeHe geripredleu anher
gIdt Iaiien anS iOfort NIT Ocn
landIbDut.E EperatiDnen aeaen ale
nan0fIsidDiffe, ieitu es MIN feiuSli..
die poer lclfrnle, beainneu Ueroc,
Die uerimdDten, iidl Gnglaubs oOer
SrlnnOs aiifte, Der 9ltllntiIdlcn Stii.
fte Gnrupas D0er ben .Oafeni.IOten
Oes WlitteImreres 5n nGbern. Der
SOndjbDoffrieg iuiirOe pine Mid.
iidlf anf Die 0nmanitGt fortaeiebt
luerben, iuenn CT nnr oas aeitedr
3iel erreidle. 1ieie glrt &rieqfii6.
rnns 1T nm bereits ieif fat bier
NSpffn I'm 6jange. Die praftiidDcM
Rrinltate linS nod uidlt poIlitaaSia
ID bic Ceffentlidlfeit ge6rnnasn.
Der panbels Der anOeren nentra.
len Hationen bat idaucr III lei.
ptn, aber Dieaeidlt nidDt biel ldlwe.
tef, uls luic DUr Dem eriten 5ebruar,
lls bic meme SandbuOtpolitif Ser
pfntidlen 9lesiernna in Strait frat.
Mir babrn nm bic WaituirfmHe Der
iibrigen iteafraIsn Jicgiernngeu CT.
indlt, Mnt bieic 8crmiitnng sn Der.
ltiiten a6cr feline OerieI6en bat es
iiir auaebradlt geinnSen, nit aus ae.
nfitlinnt bDr5ngebeH. 1lnlerer eiac.
aer panOel bot gslitten nnS Ieioet |
nod, mebr 1T Der Griuartmna Ser i
D.nse, bic fouiueu iDllen, als luas
bersils aeldle9rn lit; man bebaltl
HHicre GdDiffe lie6er in Sen iidlereu
Nafrn, ais iie Der Wefn6r Der Ser.
lsnfnng preis5Hgeben.
3luei amerifanlidle SdJiiie iinb
Urrieuft uurOcH, sic 5pulatouit nuS
bic Gilman lR. eaiu. Der SSaa Der
lit Gin Scitcnitiif IN
orinicniaen Ocs lSrb.6alles, IN lOrl.
dlcm, lpie man lldD eriuurrn mir5,
bic Oentidle yirgiernns snaeae6en
Gnt bah iie iiir Den anscridlteten
5adlidlaben baftbar nno fir Sas Gel
ben orr gcmannaus Oes Sdliiies /
DeraHtuOrtlidl 1T. Sm iSal[ Serl
salu, bic 3itrDueutiitenitabe nad
gale.mD bradjtc, Gber tritt bic ber.
'ammensIuiirDigc llubeidlrGnttheitl
'rs SandlbOOttriears an Sage; inter
'en Nritimnnngen Ses rnfiidltslolcn
SaadlbuDtfrieges aber Tam man
lidlils an0ercs criuarten. II
,sm dllaemeinen befin0en mir nns
IrgsnlDdrfig biniiftlidl ocs Sandl.
IOuttricaes in oerlcl6cn eaae, ais
nr 3cit, ais i'd AM 3. Sebrnar
lier eridlien, nuher Sah Der 0anSel
lit, ba bic Sdiffsri.
IeHtiimer es nidIt wagsu, lire SdJii. i
c ubne aeb6rigen SdInb IN See ite- !
hen 1T laiicn. Sine Stanmua Ser i
laRfmannsgiiicr iit bic 6olge, zinc !
stanuns, bic non Sag sn Sag i
r6kere GimenfOnen nnnimmt. 9ie,
e bat bas Jerbeiacfiibrt, iuas 0erl {
fHtldlc SandjbOotfrira brsiucdir, 4
lsuieitene iulUcIt mic luir itlblt in I
'eiradlt fpHmen. (siHes gGser. :
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-26
Dcricitkuile Ger
Pcn0nHer beoriintct!
Die Oentidc &arnnns an gientrale
bari nidt nnseitrnft milf.
adJtet iuerSen.

sonOon 26. Sch. Die oclt.
i6e @eianotiboit I'M Saag BAT, 10
.herid6tet Der gielterforrclponocnt, oie
Iorpc0ierling ser I pcrienften boil
ldtloiiheu Donlpfcr einge6cno be.
qriinOrt. Sic fiibrt unter anocrenl
ans:
MIS- letter Gcrnlin fir Ii6cre
@ein1febr neatraler Sdifie aus bri.
tiid1en S1ien ipnr Der 5. sSe6ruar
andelcBt, Oo@ trltr0e er init 9iilf-
iidt anf @oanaa ollf ben $. lulo IL.
lSehrudr hinduSgeihobcn. 9hll td.
tSebruor murben oic hol(4n0iidben
1dlifiSeigentilpler ootin iltiornlicrt
OoB ibre Sdiffe in @utpilcn nnt %.
lSe6ruar oner onl IL. 9P1rS bic
Seintfubrt nntrctcn f0nntcr.
Den an %. ,Sebruar a6fo6rcnoen
f0nne MIR rrlntibc Sider6eit Qarun.
ticrt mcroen, ooA Die an IN. 011rs
IN See itehenGen Sd6r3cl9e b1ttelt
fcinen glngriif 0ltrh lt-8uote sn be.
filrdten; 0enn bis 5nn %. Sebru-
or fonnten farm olle ll=8oot-aopi.
taae bon ben @pllonD getiadltea 3u-
geitan0Hiiien III Geuntnis qeieBt
mer0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-26

slrbeit iinS, oas inOuitricllc &;irtTn
DER &clt i'm (5nnge Sil erhalten, Oas
Sebcn Der SrnneR nnS Sinner nnS
jeHcr, Die bic sIrbeit lieferu, lupSnrdl
iie ibrcn lIHterGalt crlangen. Ss;ir
IpredDen nidt UDn ielbitiidltiacn MA
teriellrn SntcreiieH, iunSern uun
GedDtcn, bic uHicr Ncrs nnteritiibt,
nno Scrru tsrunoiabe anf @errdtia-
felt bcrR6en, iuaranf uac tsciebr ba-
iieren, ale Staecn Der Samilic, Oes
Staates, nnS Der Nienid6cit, mic
aud naierc idlicflidlr Griitsus nO
mnicrc 6rci6cit. sd fam mir fci-
Ien Manu uoritellcn nit amrrifaui-
idlen @rin5ipicH in ieincm frrscn,
Der iOsern luhrbe, oieic Sadlr III
perteiDietn."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-26

Die Spioneniitrdlf geb0rt alt Ben
aus GnalonO ringeidalepptcn sranf
hcifen oie polittid1rn Siilnpje an Der
Sbeuiie iiio IRE &eiulot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-26
Ena(anb friImmlt i'd.

VtIllib 20. Oeu. NYAllltltueItulI. J
.8ie bis 0o9uf bon Oen lls8oo-
tep ge3eitigteii GrEplgc baben in
2onoon erniIdferno geuirft uno
9roBe gIngit bcfporgerufen 10 miro
ans 5tofAolut beridtet.
nSSn 9onoen DerridJt Die Altii6t
ppr. nab @llglal0s 9Orrate fiir ct.
ma nber einclI Nlonat ausrei1ell.
Die britiiden Dfarfte iinO bohgra-
dig nerp0s, Aenn man weiB uiht.
Oh 0ie ermdrteten 5enouRgen elm
trcifen. o0er aidlt. 2Sal @iien. 5tabl,
e5lupati See uno gmumpoile
berridte cin Boom" nn0 bereits
jebt ihon ein poar 2Soden ieit
8eghtu Ser 9iodd0e, 5eigt itd init
unberfeniborer 8elttlidfeit, oaB
@nglolr0 cii lhmerer 5hIaq per.
lest morOen III,
gCrliner 9ldtter bringen Die Utel-
Dung, un0 omar aus 5uperl1iiiger
G.ueae. baB Die @rqldn0er nelltrutc
5d)iife al il6erreoen in6ten, perqif-
tete Ndbrungsnnittel m0 uergiftetelf
gSeiu ais &nrgo ntit5uiil1ren. in ser
Sofinltng, Die 8eiabln9Gn Ser Il
9}oote lpiirotiI lido iiber Die 9lrtife(I
herrHahen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-26
Der Piingcr klcpft
an GrielanSs Giircn!
Sas 5nielreidJ nnr auf einem Nso.
nat Ueriurat; aurtuiislfnapp.
belt nlmint 81.

9oaaou, 26. 6eb. - Die geb6l.
tcruiie GHglcnOs bat nit groBcn
Sdwierigfeiten Sl fGmpfcn Inn &C.
niigen0 Sortnffcln fir oen tdgIidben
(5cbroudl 3u beidoiicn Sir Sic
2rluce miro Dos Grioroerlide 5iierit
reicrDiert.
,yn etliheiN Etdotcn. mic @retcr,
Goutnpool mo 9falnolt6, erfolgte
Der Gcrfoiif uDn aartoiicln uliter
Goli5eifontroag. @er bon 0en SGno!
fern ntc6r nle 0en @lariuolpfcis,
~ gennD nde 4fituO, pcrlongtc,
purOe iofort oui Die Noli5eiltotion
gebroht nno ii 5trofc oenonlnlen.
,yn 2onoot imo dnoeren groBcl
5t1otcn ninliat hie aartoffelfnapp.
belt 8ll.
,Sn gon0on gcltoltcte iid1 sic 5oh,
loge aeitern nbeno iebr fritiidl ais
oie (SroBbdnoler bGrihteteb ibre
GorrGtc ieien Dertauft 8ie Gnapp-
belt in @enliiie nintltt gleihfolIs
3lt-
Die Sfun0eu ipoaeu lid, bon ben
@1nOlern nidlt NIT Der Grfl1rung
obiertigen loiien man babe feline
aartofieln mebr.
Cine gln5obl SdHoler icblug bie
gSeroronung 5e8iigIid W}arimaIprei
len in Ben 8ino lutO forOerte na6
8elteben Oocb ltngedhtct eror6iton-
ter Ireiie ipareH i1re @cidl1fte bon
aun0en iiberfiillt unO Dor ben iii.
rcn Ordneten iih Ionge 9tei6elt BON
aun0en
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-26
s Ndllipnen sdlaSen.

llelp port, &c. 5eb. Ser bon
lts9ooten Der boIlanoiiden Soa0els-
marine 5reitaq 5tgeiiigtc 5d)uocn
6eldlift iid oltf ettun 8 @lillionen
Collars.
IS rpurben 32.500 S6iffstonnen
3eritGrt, mo Der groBte Seil ser
Sdiffe mar NIT @etretoe befrod-
tet.
p9teuaOo im0 u9onooera" bat-
fen Gdbad i'm gSerte bon elmer 0eiIs
liun Dollars oH 9oro .,gloroern-
iif@ fiibrte $500 5onneH amerifani.
ihes @etrei0e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-26
Sciiter scr 9ampfcr iinb idnIS.

Berth 26. Sch. (5lntenoepeide
Cine ofientlide }lnfilnoiglung be.
iogt Bon 6en Is 9alftpfern. mel.
DIE ont %. Je6ruar ab3ltiegeln Sc
abiidltigtet joqen eS 5ebn Dor, Die
glbiabrt nuf ben f7 a2ar5 5u per
idiebeTb On ibnen no6nuls meni9e
Gage 5Ipor bon Der oeuticbeu BE
gierllng onfs 9ieue erfIdrt mur0e,
Dab ibnen feline OoI(fominene Slider.
belt gelpo1rleiitet iperoen fonne.
gIdt ieood) flihren ob, lutb Iiebert
bon linen pnr0en torpeoiert, u16-
reno 0as odtc oif cine Miine Lief
unO perionf.
Ger llntergona Ser 2alnpfer lit
ouf 0ps 8iefIte 5u beoautrn, ood
trogen Ole @eronhuortlmg bierfilr
ole Better oes betreffenOen Sd,iffe.
Gieielbcn bdtttn eS porge5oqen, Sic
Sdiffe bel mir teilpeiier sllgeioqter
Siferbeit abfahren 5t laiicn, alt.
itntt bis 5init II. Mars 5u partcn.
oil meldlem Gage linen poIlfainmene
gelDdbrleiitet luor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-26

Die 2iigen triigci ocS geltfels
ioat nan. 'Sier5ulonoc ira
gen iie bic 2ipree oes 8ritcrfoniqs.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-26

Der britiiHen Seeibrannei ibirO
bon Dem Siaefai6ler Or. SeIfferih
Gin bolOiges GnNc IN gIusiid)t &C.
itellt mo Der acgeuudrtige S1del-
mart nes 9ieiheS III mlHcr Elm gu
Ter 4Sropbet geiueien
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-26

giuBlonO lit bon einer Ninaersuot
beoroht ober anaeiid)ts Der @pr-
adnge bic iih in Orn letteit Gngen
in yiem 9lorf dbacipielt bobcn. Oiirfte
0ds mir oos oucfHaniidle goIf bon
aur icbr m16i0cHt olltcreiie iein.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-26
,i,ullauOs lsreiic errcgt.


2luliteronuL 26. tyeb. 9c5iig
lid Der lorpeDierltng Der 7 boil.
I1noiidlen 5radjtidiffe iaat Der Sc
le9raof@ Sic Gorpeoierltng Ell
ner gan5en 6lotttlle lit gepiB cine
idmerc 8enliitigung. Die cine nett
trale @iaht iid qefalleu laiicn nuB.
Die bolldn0iihe Aegierltng bot mic.
Der einnlol 0eu @ere6tigfeitsliru
Der 0eutiden 8ll bod eingciA1bt.
0as 0oan0els6la04 .,Deuti1-
lau0 piir0e Den Ser staaten ge-
gefiiber nid)t 10 oerfo6ren lein.
gSir glolhen n;dt5 ooB ieIbit elmer
ouOeren 9eation. @ol(ono oltsgenonls
men, cs 8ueenntet luoroen mare
iih 10 etlpos gefallen SIT lonen.
0as g8aoOerlono ernobnt 3ltrI
9eionnenAeit luto, SeIbitfontrnlle
Us iueiit ooraui bin eS lei ntd1t Die
3eit, Der Gegiertnq Sdapieriafeiten|
81 bereiten ltno mobl aar in Sic
ariegstronIpcte sit itoBei. gsas BEL
Gem Sdbelgaroiiel beranSftnltle,
oabon 5eitqe NdS 5c6idiol anOererI
fleinerer gtoticneu. Die 5c5iffso6-
teillng Der glniteroafter 8orie lit
OcnlnrnIiiiert, Gle 9erluite be[dltfels
iidj aif 10 bis 20 9sro8eut. Gas
neutrality-suspicious. fte6t ouf oentI
Die @etreioefruge lit NIT
sinem Sdllage afut gelporoen, OennI
bic perienfteH Sdiffe fiibrten groBe |
Qtengen @etrejoe
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-26

5lir Onloln iii0 llnl9egen0: IeilipciEe M.
iB0lft bclte o6euo mo DiriStog, pitf fdItcr
beite aben0 oubolteno faIt an 8ienstaq.
Sir giebrustu Gerdn0erlidl nn0 FILTER
belte abenO 9ienstog teilueiIe 6epolff into folt.
sir Soma Selmeiie beiDolft bcutc abelto
uitD 9ienstog, picl f1Itcr Bciltc a6eilD.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-02-26
Die Observation-Disclosures

Der u1dglide 0mnbo 9ribiine~
an Sanstoe fono Dte BE-
geiiterte 9Lufnobne BON @eiten
oIler 2eier.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-07
COLLEGE ATHLETICS
WILL Be CONTINUED

Special Dispatch 10 tho NelllEencef
WASHINGTON, Pa, July 50 gen zen.
colleges of the middle west and south
has been determined upon, according 20
Wilson S. McDermott, assistant graou
ate manager Of the Washington ana
Jefferson football team. who is back IN
Washington aftor journey or lZ.Uoo
mott while on his trip saw scores OF
college sport heads. as we'll as sporting
editors and others in authority IN the
athletic world. and he reports that a
general determination by the colleges or
the Eouth and middle west 10 MAINTAIN
football next season is apparent.
The southern colleges are better or
than those in the north" said McDer-
mott. AS 4 rule the southern college
students arc younger than those in the
north. and fewer will be taken Tor nllli-
tary duty by CONSUMPTION. ~ the Chl-
versity Of Georgia. vanderbilt. Heorsi4
Tech and other big southern colleges l
visited found that very few of the
football men Ind been lost by reason
of the war. and that the coaches were
looking forward 10 good teams and sue
cessfui seasons. MI these southern IN
situations are going forward with their
gridiron schedules. and they. anticipate.
unusual interest in the game this year.
McDermott reports that the instltu-
lions comprising the western confer
cncc will be rather heavily hit by en-
Ilstments. ohio State. Chicago, North
western and other institutions whose
representatives talked 10 me gave me
every assurance that tho conference
teams would play out their schedules
regardless Of the number Of players
missing. They look for tremendous IN
tcrcst in football in the middle west.
and believe that record crowds will at
tend"
A general boom in amateur baseball
is expected to produce a corresponding
interest In college sports this fall, &C
cording to McDerQlott.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-07-07
Big League Gossip
CHRISTY MATHEWSON
ro,v Cincinnati Reds

upset the pitching staff as well as the
receivers The Boston twlrlers nave
been accustomed TO working WIN EaH !,
and now. with both Gowdy and Mltchetl
gone, they must feel as strange as an
actor playing an old part with new
cast Of characters that knows nothing
about his style. They'll have to Pc
come addicted to q new catcher. Inc
big outstanding weakness Oh inc
Braves today is. first. the failure or the
ond. the still unsettled condition OF the
staff due to new surroundings me
oltcher-catcher combination Is an I'M
portant thing to a twtrler. ana IL Is
hard for g. man, at all nervous as ne
works. to get along with q new pack
stop.
II, was all very patriotic and fine
for Hank Gowdy to enlist" says Stall
ings. but it was certainly tough on
my ball club" .i'--'
or course. the Braves are affected by
only the spasmodic appearances hDpe TSis n %.
sets John. himself, quite as much as
the ball club. since he has always been
q great worker. but his health IS not
! good. In its palnlieSt days. the Boston
; club never looked the same win EFe's
| out of it. III
Maranville reflects the frequent alb
, sence Of Eyers, for he does not play
! the same sort Of ball with some on"
else alongside Of him and certainly
does not stick nearly as we'll. Besides
all this. the rest Of the players are not
| hitting up to their old standards. sher-
wood Magee has never batted near ms
former stride since Joining ue Braves
| Maybe he never got over his dlscour-
; agement due TO the fact he left the
/ Pnillies just when they were gettlnG
! ready 10 win a flag and increase theil
: bank accounts accordingly. =,
! II is common knowledge in baseball
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Mnnnrnr Hrysock announces the fol.
TWO MORE ". & J.
MEN POST BY WAR

sneclnI Dispatch 10 the Intcllirenesr. ruo
''FS WASHINGTON. IA, July o'-Iwo
more Washington and JEFFERSON io ttc
hall players have been lost within imI
nnst week through enlistment Tor mlii-
inrv service. Byron Wimberly. captain
Of The 1915 eleven. has Joined tho Cnitoa
St.to regular army, according 70 WoEu
rccriycd hero. and Harold WickernaIn
Of Washington. has enliated IN coInpainS
\, Tenth regiment. at Monohsene~
Wimbcrly is 4 guard or three ia. Iii
pcricnce, and his place on tho line VIII
East Liberty academy star. alternatea
ut end with Carroll, and was IN pEAc.
,IcoIIv every game Of tho year Tor the
ned and Black. He played nearly tn'
whole Of the Washington ana Log M
test ard nut up star game. tno.
was some talk Of making MN a p .anrIe
ncnt end and using Carroll at tacKle
Seventeen ". and J. athletes have now
orIiafad for active military duty In some
branch OF the service. footpail go.
In the number OF men lost Win nsro
gone, The others besides WlckeIla,'
and Wi10berly are: Shields. center. gary,
I'D United States army ambulance
sarr,.e. lack Drew. guard. Detroit
Mich officers reserve corps; Guy, cen
Tor Srhenertady, y. 7. ambulance serF,
icn IN France: Fred Bridges. guard
Washington. National Guard: morrow
center Washington. United States artll.
lery; Bovlll, end. Detroit Mlcn;. oLiCeIhs
reserve corps; Gsr1ey res Ha corps.
The trock men lost are: wilson, cap
ton. Wheeling. W. Va. ambulance 9- S1 r.
ico in France; Jacob, WellsourG. w. va
officers reserve corps.
rho baseball players who have enlist
cd are: Harrison, outheld. FarnAseuo'
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each other at second base. do not go SO
we'll when teamed up with anotheI
man. Take Eddie Collins. He has
never played as good ball since no Iose
his old side kick. Jack Barry.
The Giants are going TO be. tough
customers for us this trip. McGra"
club seems to be going better now tnan
at any time this season. even with NC
Carly out Of the lineup. Every pltch-
ing staff should have enc man who
carries the stamp Of sustained success.
4 manager can build around this ono
McGraw has such a man In Ferdlnaho
Schupp. who turned up toward the emo
of last season as great outstanding
star, after inhabiting the Giants bench
for quite a protracted period. and his
sudden discovery and squirt came ms a
surprise. even to Mac, ! think. schupp
will do more to help the Giants to the
other man on tho club-if they win 1t.
Schupp is not like most left-handers
that is, he has not any OF the unstable
qualities usually attributed TO south-
Siders. But. as q matter OF TACT, IL
would be hard 10 find steadier. more
somber and more satisfactory worker
than Edward Plank In his prime
which prime stretched over a period OF
several years. There. hars been other
southpaHs just as steady. but rev
eTratiC SplrltS VINO, ny UlEtIl' 3ia luc'i
flinging with their left hands. gave the
whole crowd bad name
The Brooklyn Dodgers, judge by
scanning the papers. have picked up
little lately and have gone into hlsh
gear. although the Giants sprinkled
little sand in their gear box on the
Fourth Of July when McGraw's gang
dumped them twice in as many starts.
The Phillies have been falling back.
but they are always formidable at
home-in their bandbox park. They
will give US battle. but the real high
hurdle I see in the east today Will DO
put up ut tho Polo grounds. Harlem.
New York.
Speaking of tho Phillies, baseball
sossips have been making some curri-
lous remarks lately about Pat Moran
standing for sign stealing with CHIEF
Bender. the smart old Indian. getting
the credit for the assist. Fred Mitchell
has been muttering about Bender oc.
cupyine a good position In center field
every day where, with the aid OF pair
OF strong field glasses. he can stare
into the uncovered glove OF the oppos-
ing catcher and determine what tho
pitcher contemplates throwing.
Then. by manipulation Of q loose
letter In a sign, he conveys tho infor-
nation to tho batter-that Is. whether
to expect q curve or fast one. which
is ali any hitter needs to know.
Well It's long time since we have
had sign stealing stSfy-not since
tho Athletics were. supposed to run
wireless bureau from the coaching lines.
OF course, this style Of grabbing tho
signals was fair. However. have al
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BOSTON, Mass. July 5.-Here "e
are again, and we are full Of pepper
fuller Of IL than we have been at any
othet time this season. I have O real
balY club on my hands now. anu 70
lievc the easternGrs Will De suFps1Sv .,o
manage to keep up anything hSe the
macs at which we have been going IN
the west FOR the past week or TWO.
Today I rate the Reds the best Of the
four western clubs. and tnlnk the te
st,lts OF this present trip Will confirm
this opinion. We VIII race some us
teams in the east-and others not 30
tough.
The Boston Braves appear TO have
lost their punch. Stalliugs is weak pc
hind the bat. and the BraHeS-al"aSs
light hitting team-naTe not nao Tue
pitching this season that cairAeU ~ ~
10 the worlds championship IN 1913. IN
the first place. StallingS' pitchers nave
b,.u slow 70 come around. and the
staff is doubtless missing the patient
handling os Fred Mitchell. This was
tr,:m Of the Giants after Wilbert Ron,
insnn went 70 brooklyn. McGraw did
not .:e, the pitching he did with Noooie
in full charGs It his squad.
S;alIinsS is ,-ry much discouraged
ov,r his catching S:tu2tinn. He WAS &c
pending on Ciowdy. who has enlisted.
ana he is loft with only IraSeSser oe-
tween him and L terrible IN
IN Ncw York" he complained 10 me-
"'rragesSer was put OUT OF the game
and / had 10 put Jacklitsch behind the
bat. II that otd-timer had been hurt.
l would have had TO go our mere In my
street clothes and stopped the bcnders
myself ! would have looked good At
that"
,;rorse Is now paging himself a
catcher IF som. ability. inns an
no,;nc.plent is MT intended as an ad-
vertiscment. Tn. departure OF Gowdy