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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-06

LOCAL MINOR LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP UP FOR TONIGHT
WHEN HANCOCK AND DOBSON FIVES MEET IN CAGE

TONIGHT'S the night In minor league
l. cage circles. for out at the Quaker city
A C.. at Twsnty-sixth and Dauphn streets.
the American and Industrial Leagues will
nit their best against each other in an ef-
fort TO "cop" the minor league champion
ship of this, the most noted basketball town
in the United states.
The players eligible to compete in this
cage classic are: Hancock-wood, wittlg.
Uaslett. Armstrong, Powell Deegler. suit
ton Flood, Crombie and Hopkins. Dobson
Lees. Homewood. Moorehead West, Kin
don, Mcguire. DENLY. Edwards. Scott and
Clarke.
The preliminary setto will bring together
Cirard Alumni OF the American League,
and standard Roller Bearing, OF the Indus
trial.
Interested and un:nterested readers will
no doubt like to get a line on the com
betants of this mortal fray, so get a slant
at the dope" and figure IL out for your
self, Quite q little Of the filthy lucre Is
due 10 change hands and good-sized bets
are numerous.
pobson ls noted for pa assing and all-round
work. Great floor team and also plays In
streaks All are good shots from mid
floor especially Lees. Homewood and West
Moorehead is a peach" under the basket.
Kindon Is n strong guard and West ster-
ling defensive guard. All good dribblers.
Lees is crratic at foul shooting average
about 800, but going fine az present. Entire
Dobson squad works like Camden Eastern
League Club,
In Powell and wittig. Hancock possesses
fine pair of strong scoring forwards, fast
ncormen and team well together. Pat
Hazlett now member of the city's strong
arm squad. more Of n defensive center, fol-
lows his man and generally lets his team
| mates get the goals. assisting them fire.
quently Wood is clever scoring guard
| and accurate at foul shooting with an aver
| age Of about 700 He is hard TO stop and,
| while small. generally holds his own man.
| Deegler IL an in-and-out center, fine team
worker and fairly good shot. Wood will
| probably play Lees, and II will be some
battle as they both possess admirable
records.
| The conduct OF the ten men in the cage
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-06

floor, and there is one in town that will
prove the real thing and arrangements for
the same may be completed. There was
nothing done at the Eastern League meet
ing on Sunday, according to the Jasper ana
Greystock managements
Jasper continues Its great work in New
England. and last evening defeated Spring.
held. 1928. Harry Hough, who played for
Springfield In lsO1-02, was the star OF the
game with six field goals.
Tonight at keystones Hall, Keystone.
leader OF the Brotherhood League will meat
Westminster. champions of the Drexsl
Biddle League.
When representatives Of the Midvals
Steel's Coatesville plant defeated the locsI
lodge artists II made the series one md ons
me third and deciding game will be played
Saturday night.
Friends OF DIR. Charles Helms ana cam.
zen rooters In general are anxious to see
the Skeeters make strong finish in the
Eastern League, as the Doctor Is recognized
as "a good sport"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-06
Camden Loses to Trenton

Camden journeyed to Trenton and lost
4t-33 game to the Potters. and now 1t
looks like the Grcys more than ever in the
second half. The Skeeters started off at a
terrific pace and soon were In the lead,
but Trenton regalued its stride toward the
finish of the half and were leading at half
time 1915 ON several occasions in the
second period the Skeeters spurted. but the
home contingent had run up too big a lead
to he in danger.
The field goals were Trenton, "a, and
Camden, 10. They went to Newman, ):
Franckle. 3 Curlette, 9 : Tome, GeiE. ;
Brown, 3 Dcighan 8 steele. .: Doln. | !:
At foul tossing Adams Gagged IL out Of 16
and Curlotte 13 out Of %.
It Is not settled by any means that it
will be home-aud-home series If Greystock
and Jasper oppose each other in the East
ern playoT. 1t should be on neutral
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-06
EUening Ledger Decisions
of Ring Bouts Last Night

OLYMPIA--Iohnry Dundee defeated Terry
Mctioyern; Joe Welsh won from Eddie
McAndrews, I,uck Ts,ylor quit 70 Jimmy nm,
Spenceri les Flynn beat Jimmy Doyle.
NEW yORK-Ray West won from Mike
Panlson or foul. fourth; yohnny Curtin out
pointed Pirkey Burnsi Johnny Burt won
from Mike smith; Allie Mack shaded Paddy
Burns.
LANCASTER Rillv Waltz defeated
Johnny Morgan, Young Russell won from Ed
die LoeChncr, FREDDY Adams and BillN
smith drew; Kid Jones stopped Young
Archer. first.
PITTSBURGH - Harry Greb defeated
Frank Brennon.
Jack Brltton.
BAITIMORE-NounE thaney won decision
over Frankie Brown.
MEMPHIS-trios Tanning knocked out
Willie Mangum, sixth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-06
DARCY HAS LARGE
FORTUNE AT HOME
Australian Boxer Possesses
Real Estate Investments
Valued at 100000
FAMILY is WELL TO DO

Australian papers are at hand and 'tis
rather remarkable coincidence that they
arrived the very day Les Darcy was sup
posed to make his debut in America. The
journals do not use up columns lauding
the young man that left them nat. but at
the same time they don't swing the hammer
viciousy as would be expected
What they particularly dwell upon is the
tale that Darcy left home 10 aid his family
It's all bunk" they say.
The sob stories OF Darcy coming here 10
gather together enough money to help MS
folks when C?) he goes to the front seems
to raise a huge Chuckle among the towns
men, They treat IL thus'y:
The story that has come here from
across the waters that Darcy has had
10 go TO America to box as to be
able to support his aged parents and
crippled brothers and sisters Is Gre
ating a sporting laugh in Sydney.
Darcy comes from hefty stock. all
well and able to support themselves.
Not only that but he leaves behind him
in Australia In real estate and other
solid Investments about 500. 900 Any
way. we expect him to make cats
meat" OF the American fighters, unless
the journey across the Pacific has
changed his fighting genius
While all this is going on Darcy intends
to make a personal appeal to Governor
whitman at Albany TO have the ban lifted.
lie denounces the use of the term Stacker
as unjust. and expects to substantiate his
protest satisfactorily.
Darcy realizes the importance of remov-
ing this blight. for It undoubtedly stands
in his way of earning dollar boxing in this
country Even If the blot is removed the
glamour is gone from Les, and his days OF
huge purses are over.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-06
|ENN-YALE RACE
ROWING OPENER
leet in Dual on Schuylkill
Il April 6; Eight Crew
f Dates Scheduled

0fNN and Yale will start the collegiate
rowing season this year when they meet
y the schuylkill April 6. Seven other big
Y. s,,.. a.a .s,o,,,o,
b. complete intercollegiate rowing sched-
follows:
3 4g.il e-Yale VS.. Pennsylvania, at Phila-
y Aprli 14-Pscinc coast intercollegiate re-
xSslO lOAfisna ismH.rxaal,,d val, ,s pr,,.s,on nj
ss'ssss. ,,,,.
9aet Cup race, Princeton; PennsyIvania
NJ iS@coIumSia, Si,"Sr.'IIi Vsl Harvard, at Hos
-,
4 " ss-Princetcn% ~ vs.. rosneiI' pt Ithaca.
ND. 'E-IWrtsrcoileSiate regatta, Poush-
y - ss-Harvard-Yaie resstta, New
En- N'"'
's various eastern colleges which sup
,ow'ns' with the exception of the Navy
syracuse University, have completed
regatta schedules with the result that
oarsmen have busy season of compe-
1u before tl,os.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-06
LES DARCY CAN FIGHT
IN DENVER STOCK YARDS
Denver Promoters Offer $4,000 Purse
for Bout With Dillon in
Sixty Days

DENVER Col, March G.--Jack Dillon'
the Hoosier middleweight and Les Darcy
Australian champion have accepted terms
for twenty round fight for 100000 purse
to be staged In Denver within the next sixty
DAYS according to information received
today. The battle will be staged In the
Denver stockyards by Jack Kanner' pro-
moter of the National Athletic Club, who
is TO be backed b group OF business men,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-06
Abe Harper Is Dead

LEwIsTowN. Pa, March ABE Hsrpsr..
a well-known Burnham athlste, usu IL az n,s ~
poisoning, Harper was basketball; baseball
NJ e. A. Of his home town. HIS death has
caused a postponement OF the second game q
the county cha nlpionship BASKETBALL series Win
the Lewistown Independents.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-06
Dates of Metropolitan Golf CIassics

NEW YORK. March ct was announced Il. ~
niSnt that the amateur championship ~ az
Metropolltan Golf p Association Will be held at az
ia IL and Ie The METROPOLITAN open vni yrfi, iS,
played at the North Shore Country Ciub " o "
island, July ~ and 10. e Hons
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-06
DARTMOUTH DOWNS CORNELL
Green Quintet Humbles Ithacans On
Home Floor by Score of 27 IN "a

ITHACA, n. Y, March 6-Dartmouth ds.
feated Cornell In the closing game Of the local
leading the ithacans all the way and surps sssins
them both on defense and oNense. sissonfs fnS
guarding kept tho Cornell foormen away from
the Green's baskets and virtually ali OF Cor
nclfs goals were made on long shots.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-06
Army Captain Wins Race With Death

READING. Pa, March 6.---Captain John
J.. Fulmer. u. s. A.. Of Leavenworth Kan,
won race with death when he ar
rived here several hours before the death OF
nis mother Mra samuel H. Fulmer She
X N q Years Old and the vife jQ{
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-06

Is we'll taken care OF as they have been
turned over to the chief trainer, Herman
Baetzel and he will call on the penalties.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-06

Field Eoals.-ortner. 4; Fuller 8; Kendall ..
sisson, .; MndGett. ); Rag, Goals from fouls
Ortner. 81 Sisson, D.. Referee--Tom Thorpe
columbia. Cmpire--Ed Thorpe. La Sale Tim:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-06

Leo Flynn and the Kensingtonan stepped
from the ring a winner
Tonight will mark ~" reopcnIng of the
Nonpariel A. c.. with Tommy Reilly as
the clubs new matchmaker after the
suspension of boxing FOR several weeks.
Ee!Ily's initial attract on is a bantam battle
between Parnav Nahn, of Richmond. and
Johnny Molrney of Southwark. and former
amateur champ on. They are hoNtng at
catchweights and II Is probable neither VIII
weigh more than 100 pounds. To add more
zest in,o the contest Reilly has succeeded
in getting Jack McGugan to act as third
man i'm the ring during the star scrap. \
corking good featherweight match is
scheduled for the semihnal Al Nelson,
boxer. will pair off with Young MulliEan'
n fighter and It should result in fascinat-
ing fracaa Thuee well-matched prelms
viii show Jack McCloskey against Freddy
Russell Benny Harrison against Jack Me
permo,t ana Marty Coyle against Good.e
Welsh.
&c, this. Young Grino and Jim Corbett, great
hoXsrs Of decade aGo. gre TO apprar III IN 9oH,
IN New York. but not for q come oack OF
Sonrs~ ,T rcfsree they VIII give an cxhiblton in
1e,o ,m Johnny Dundee and
Jimmy Duffy tonight
,rte OIeary has signed for several bouts
in New York. since returning homH thH tormar rro,
shape Ar toyGs Friday s psSt Nan Warcb some "a smd omG
week in April Young y Lcarv, Artic's brother.
Is booking the youngsters bouts.
twenty-one rounds. September T. 1sa2 at New
orleans corbe's ncH h,Ht was iis
Fla. io""J January %, isot.
willie jackson is 'rreplns. to beard Fred
= l,tt dan
Tommy Touhey IN New York Thursday night.
Jackson will set 90, to corner he ShF cncbeG fbe
Triton will have the better OF at least half
| dozen pounds
Billy Bevan. Of wilkes Barre viii be Gnssie
I.awiss opponent in the semi TO the BennE
| next Monday night. Bevan is the bantam picked
year ,s pefcps Tos su'a1 Herman
| the Baltimorean.
| Bobby Reyrolds evrects 10 h-~lll irto the New
York rims again. After his tlit here ThurrdaE y
rI,b REYNOLDS plans to visit Gotham for several
bouts. Bobby has no easy match agsihs sI ~ nr ,ne
4 hsntam bout between Billy Hines and Mucl>les
| Riley will be the seminal feature
| tomTnaments at his gymnasium. Trophies and
! other prizes will be put up for winners In or.
| n big ,ntry list aud II will take several occa'
sions IL decide winners.
Homer smith. the Michigan heavyweight. hs.
| besn matched 10 meet two men. three rounds
| pacb M I,eperville Saturday afternoon. see,
! Sa,W Kelly and Battling Williams, a negro, viii
| he Uotner's opponents. Lou Bailey is staging
| saturday matinee shows weekly at LelperNllle'
Johnny MeaIy is training every DAY and keep
| ing himself q around the l2G-pound marx. some
| one whispe red. Lou Tender" in his ear las'
night
| The wild Rose Club presented Johnny Dundee
| with a silver loving Gun last nlght'
| Walter NIohr has backed out Of his bout with
| Charley White In BrooklNn lhursdaS "'S""
| Jimmy Johnston has been appointed match
| MAKER Of the Garden, New YORK, to succeed
! Grant Hugh Browne.
a L.. ..,.o Of tha morn inlnortant of thl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-06

12 by two of the more important OF the
early spring regattas
At Philadelphia the American Henley VIII
be staged with first and second college
crews competing in a number OF the Schuy'-
kin events on the same day the triangular
regatta for the Childs cup will he rowed at
princeton with crews from Columbia Penn
sylyania and Princeton competing.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-06

r. d. nodce-Cortett knocked out sullivan in
tventy-one rounds. September :. 1892. at New
orleans Corhe't's next bout was three-ronnd
ltnockout over charley Mitchell at Jacksonville
FLA January o. 1894
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-06
Two Dual Regattas

Two Dual Regattas
on the following Saturday two dual re-
gattas OF great interest will be rowed re-
spectively at Boston and New Haven on
tho Charles River Basin course Harvard
and Columbia will meet in u mile con-
test. while Yale and Cornell match rowing
form and endurance at Derby. not far from
the site of the New Haven University. lh's
race will be the first test Of the new Housa :
tonic River course. which has been hlghly
praised by Coach Nickalls, of Yale.
Cayuga Lake, at Ithaca y. Y, VIII be
the scene of the next race, for Princeton
and Cornell eights will row two-mie CON
test there during the Spring Day celeora-
ton, Saturday. May 26 This event viii END
the preliminary rowing season, as less than
a month will remain in which to train for
the intercollegiate regatta at Poughkeepsie'
on Thursday, June 81, 10 be followed the
next day by the annual New London re-
gatta between Yale and Harvard on the
Thames River.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-06

lack, O'Brien is scheduling amateur boxing
tournaments at his gymnasium. Trophies ana
other prizes will be put up for winners IN or
fsrent ella sses Philadelphia Jawn already mas
Me entry list. aud II will take several occa-
sions tu decide winners.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-06

Bohby REYNOLDS evrects 10 hr~llt irto the Ne"
York ring again. After his TIT mere IhurrdaI
nigbt with lack Dunleavv ut the Broadway
club REYNOLDS plans to visit Gotham Tor seNera
bouts Bobby has no easy match against th'
Austp,lian who is a clever two-handed boxer
A bantam bout between Billy Hines and MuchIe'
RILEY will be the seminal feature.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-06

R;,lv Reyan Of wilkes Barre. will he Cuss
awis's opponent in the semi to the Benn
Leona rd d-Iohnry Tillman bout at the olyn'nt
i,st year as ,urohable successor to KID WI
liamss title before Pete Herman dethrone
I he RaltmOrean.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-06

Homer smith. the Michigan heavyweight ha
been matched to meet two men. three ronnd
each nj I.eipervile saturday afternoon. see
saw Kelly and Battling Williams, a negro WI
ha 'unTner's oDponeuts Lou Bailey Is staEini
Sa turday matinee shows weekly at LeiperVille.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-06

Jimmy Johnston has been appointed match
caEer Of the Garden New YORK, To succeed
Grant Hugh Browne
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-06

,rtle Oueary has signed for several bouts
in New York. since returning hom" the former
amateur has hcon kacpinr himself In great
shape Art tOVcs Friday night with some one
70 hc decided today; Jack Reed, March "a ana
ro ,s hooked fo- a mix in BROOKLYN the hrSl
week in Anil. Young 'Learv, Artic's brother,
IL booking the youngsters bouts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-06

I,b,pv NeaIy is training every day. and keep
ir~ himself around the 12G-pound mark. some
one whispt red. Lou Tender" in his ear last
night,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-06

Leo Flynn and the Eensingtonan stepped
from the ring winner
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-06

The wild Rose Club presented Johnny Dundee
with a silver loving GUN last night
Walter NIohr has backed out Of his bout with
Charley White in BROOKLYN Thursday night.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-06

Get this, Young Critic and Jim Corbett, great
boyrrs Of n decade aEo. are TO appear In bout
&, Now York but not for Come back, OF
course lack McAul,fe. another retired boxer,
viii refnree They VIII give an exhibition IN
,brae.rotlnd set-to In connection with the ten,
round match between Johnny Dundee and
Jimmy Duffy tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-02
Italians Repulse
Austrian Attacks
On the Bainsizza

LONDON. Oct. Austrian attempts
to-day TO recapture from the Italians
the positions taken by the latter on the
southeastern rim of the Bainsizza Pla-
teau ended in complete failure. Rome
announced tonight. All the new height
positions were consolidated.
The toll of prisoners taken by the
Italians during the last three days has
been increased to 2.O19. including sixty
three officers. the statement says. This
emphasizes 10 large extent the sur
prise element in Cadorna's latest at
tack near the head Of the Chiapovano
Valley. Evidently the Austrisns were
taken completely unawares. and found
themselves unable to retreat from their
positions on the hills south of Podlaca
and Madoni. which were encircled by
the Italian troops.
Isolated Austrian attacks in the
Trentino continue. with little success.
In the Valley Of the Adamello. after
q sharp trench assault. the Austrians
were driven back so hastily that they
left in the hands of the Italians great
quantities of ammunition and guns.
On the Lower Asonzo Austrian air
squadrons have been actively lombard
ing several localities. with little in
jury, except to the civilian populations.
Lively patrol encounters have taken
place on the Carso. but operations on
a large scale seem to be held up indef-
nitely there while Cadorna strikes for
the Chiapovano Nalley
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-02
u. S. of Europe Seen
In Kaiser's Defeat
Federation Will Follow Vic.
tory Over Germans, Says
DR.. North

PITTSBURGH, Oct. Prediction
that the United States of Russia will
come if "the convictions OF the people
actually register in the findings Of the
constitutional convention and that
the United States of Europe will be q
reality when 1.-The Hohenzollern, with
all the incarnates, is finishing his
career on St Helena" was made by
Dr. Frank Mason North, of New IorA.
president of the Federal Council Of
Churches of Christ in America, IN an
address here tonight at the first pub
lie meeting of the Interchurch FEEDER
alton.
wipe the steel helmet out Of Eu-
rope and cage, or, better, kill, the i'm
perial eagles, and the federation OF
great peoples may swiftly come" de-
clared DR.. North. "Take the world
about a century ago and, in the realm
of the state, the dominant word was
autocracy, and the method was abso'
lutism. To-day the word is democ-
racy and the method is federation"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-02
Russians Drive
Germans Back
They Advance Line From 500
to 1000 Yards on Mar
row Front

LONDON, Oct. 1.-The Russians
launched a local offensive in the Riga
region yesterday. which advanced their
lines on a narrow front from 500 to
900 Yards. The attack was made in
the neighborhood of Spitals Farm.
four miles south of the Riga-Venden
railroad. The German advanced posts
were occupied and the vanguard OF the
Russian forces pressed forward beyond
them into the enemy's fortified zone.
The Russian attack constituted fur
Their effort to secure the northern bank
of the Dvina below Dvinsk from Ger
man domination. For several weeks the
occupation by the invaders of the
Jacobstadt bridgehead and the territory
Immediately TO the southeast OF 1t has
constituted a grave threat TO the fort
ress of Dvinsk, on which the Russian
main line in this sector is anchored.
Dvinsk is fairly safe from capture on
the south, and If the Russians can pre-
vent the enemy from getting foothold
ON the northern bank of the Dvina IN
the region of Jacobstadt they Will be
able to save the fortress. All their
operations of the last few weeks, IN
Guiding that Of to-day, have been aimed
at frustrating the enemy's plans Tor
the occupation OF Dvinsk and further
drive into the interior OF Russia.
Russian aviators, in their giant Mu-
rometz machines, are continuing their
destructive raids on the enemy's en-
campments and defence works IN the
Kovel and BucZacZ sectors. Yesterday
one German plane was brought down
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-02

Sueh German retirement would be Of
advantage 10 the British and Of a seri-
Gus concession for the Germans. But.
IN spite OF this, Hindenburg is likely
sooner or later TO adapt his Somme
strategy to the lpres front. For this
reason the reports of n further cvacua-
ton by the civilian population may be
taken as indicative Of important devel.
opmentS soon.
The Allied air forces had field dav
yesterday. raiding the enemy's works
for miles behind the lines. taking
scores Of valuable photographs and
bringing down twcnty-four German ma
chimes, each service accounting for
twelve of the foe. Nineteen Allied
planes were shot down by the Ger
mans, Berlin reports.
Damaging raids were carried out by
the French and British aviators on Zee
brugge, where the lock gates were bonn
barded; on st. Denis Westrem. where
hits were scored on the airdromes Of
the enemy; on the Gontrode airdrome.
where an airship shed was set afire and
three large German machines put out
of service, and on many other enemy
centres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-02
Unknown Craft Sinks
Patrol Ship in Crash

WASHINGTON. Oct. Am Ameri-
can patrol ship on duty off an Atlantic
port was rammed and sunk early to-day
by an unknown craft.
The incident, reported to the Navy
Department, was officially announced
as follows:
"A coast guard vessel on patrol duty
of an Atlantic port was rammed and
sunk by an unknown ship early to-day.
The work of raising the sunken vessel
will be begun at once"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-10-02

thing he's got, and there's nothing
makes the boys feel better up at the
front thas 20 see the stuff sail over
them. particularly II Fritz has been
strafng them very bad
TIE one Of tie sunny disposition
shook hands with us, dung a cherry
"riohto" over his shoulder and left tho
room for bed "Who is the happy fell
low ." | asked the general "hes
regular prince and Ia like 20 remember
I was puzzled when the general
smiled kindly At me. His eyes twinkled
as he said:
six words deletedl.
I had unkuowingly spent an evening
with member Of the British royal
family, dined wei with the son Of 2
storiss with a cousin % the King
lis getting pretty safe for democ-
racy over here.