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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-18
Ia... Officer Il Censor.

Camp Cody, DeFning. N. H., Oct 1S-
Camp Cody has news censor. He IL
Naf. q. l.. Faner. u. 3. N. @.
Major LafYeF Is an 1oran man and
cane To Camp Cody in command OF
tt,e FIRST squadron Of the First Iowa
cavalry, with the REORGANIZATION OF
the Thiry-fourth division. however,
~ was attached ~ Ordsr q Driga-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-18

Special to Times Republican.
Traer. Oct. 1S.-Clifford Budget, OF
Iowa City, spent the fore part OF the
week with his mother, Mrs. Jurgen
Cohrt.
NJ II. Howard and son Clarence arc
in Des Moines.
Mrs. Charles Huey. Of Humboldt. 10
visiting at the Lura Cody home.
Miss Ida Shrine is spending the week
with Rev. Mr.. Schlecker and family.
Of Nora Springs.
The George Ross family will move
to Buckingham Monday. where MI.
Ross has a barber shop.
Mrs. E. Kleespie, Of Waukon, who
has been visiting old friends couple
of weeks, has gone to Cedar Rapids.
We expended s2O,0oo,0oo a year for
dyes before the war. and now those
-dyos cost $50 900 900,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-10-18

FOR acQuittal. The last ballot Of ten to
two stood for three hours previous TO
the tiiAe the men were called into the
court room and discharged.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-07

tusemaB grobe Stodungen peruria9=
te. periu4ten bic itarrtopfisen rumas
nii9sn 9auern bic Bride auf elmer
i9nen befannien Jurt gu umgeben.
blisben aber, ipie l9 iab. meiit elena
bisli9 iteden.
@ir tommen na9 Der 5eitung, Die
bic lints S!ante Der beriibmten Sez
retbitellung bilben iUllte. Ollie Sc
Itungsperte paren fetanntlib na9
Rorooiten seri4tet. Die Werte Der
Saofront, Die crit beim anriiden Der
Oeutl4en eini9ermcBen ausge6aut
puroen, liesen i'm S9nee begraben,
man ertennt bic Steuung nod oeutz
li9 an Der unsetp0bnli9en 2aserung
Der S4neemafen. Drabtbinberniie
uno oergIeidhen iino lGn9it i6on on
anOerer SteGs pieoer in 9e6rau9.
Die 5eitung manifeitiert ii9 bur9
3ablrei4e &aIernenbauten, i'm iibris
gen lit oas Stdbt9en zines Der inuz
beritsn rnO bHbiaeiten, bic i9 in Rli=
manien seieben, iiberall 8eigt iidh sros
ber Rei@tum, Der bier namentli9
bonn Wsin6anoel berriibrt.
9ln Der poroerIten 5ront lit beute
ni9t Diel 5u iu9en, ba, am eriten
ihDnen Gage felt LANCER 3eit, i9pez
res 9rtillerieIeuer auf ben 9rdben
Der erlten 2inie Iiest. Cine 9atterie
liest, nidt maleril9 aber prattiid,
in elmer tleineu Wiulbe eingebettet,
mobernite beutide 9sidiibe. eine
pra9tige unb iebr pirtungspolle
Waffe, bel beren Gunltruttion pobl
aud i9on @rfabrunsen nit ben bor>
5iigli9en fren5oiilhen 7.5er aanoz
men perpenoet iu iein i4einen. Die
9elpanne iino in boiler 9lrbeit, ben
S9nse aus Der llmsebung Der 9atz
terie gu entfernen. bomit Der Wiorait
ipater etpas peni9er arg peroe.
n2l4tung, 5liegerOsdung!" ruff Der
8eo6a9tun9spoiten. Sin ruiiii9=
fransoiiIaer Soppelbeder treiit na4
psnisen Setunben i9on brett iibsr
Der Satterie, bic er dni6eineno iu<
e1en unb pbotograpbieren iol. 9lud
bic 9eiaieBuns iest elm, Der absr Der
5lieger - piellei9t tit es Der ben
bortigen Sruppen pp9Ibetannte bette
5lieger iener Sront - iebr geI9idt
aus3upeihen oerItebt. Bonn 9epbs
a9tungsturme Der 9atterie aus iiebt
man bic beutI9en-uno gang i9pad
i'm He6el ou9 bic ruIiiiben Stsl>
lungen. PlDBli9 fdut eine i9pere
@ranate in ni9t all5u GROCER gntz
fernung Elm, bas erite Qnseideu, baB
bic 9tufen nun aud i9ipere 9lrtillez
rie beronse6ra9t baben. Die RuFen
iinb bort iebr fart. 2lu6 ibre Stelz
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-07

fantmengcidricben 1lno iogar be.
bauptet, in Sprien iei, i'm ginper.
it1nbnis nit ocn slrabern BON Wef.
ia, Die &epolution aliseebrp6en.
9ieie Sebarptllng lit grltnofaIid.
Seit Sriegsbeginn bat in Sprien
itets 9fiibe geberritt, uno Die gm-
boring bcs 9alifcm bon Meffa
itebt III gar feinem 3uiammcnbang
nit Der Gage in Sprien. Sic gn.
b0rling in Wtetfa bate ibren llr.
iprilng nidt in elmer poI;iilden,
ionoern in elmer rein ipirtidaitli.
den Srage. 9ie 8egeno BON Meffa
Mt elmer oer trodeniten 2anoltridc
Der @roe, eignet ld mitbin lpeocr
gum slderbau nod 5lir 8ieb5ubt.
Die oortige, 5iemli6 5abIreid)e 9c.
bolfcrung lebt ausi6lieBIi1 bon
Ger .Sremoeitinbuitrie", i'm ipe.
siellen bon allerbano ginnabnen
aus Dem be0eutenoen Bil9erperfebr,
Der onidbrli6 ben 9eIlld Der beili-
gen StGtten oes Sslams gum 3ielc
bat. Die 'Statiitif bon Sideooab,
Dem Saien bon Wcffa, ipeIher i1br.
lid fir 25 @iillionen ST. einfiibrt,
oagcgcn cine sluSfltbr bon MIR ei.
ner baI6en Wiillion Sranfen a,lial.
neilen bot, Iieiert ben 9eipeis, oaB
bic 9ciuobner bieics @ebictes ein5ig
hernloge Der nit Dem @eIo ser
Sreinoen gefauften GiniuGrartifel
gu lcben imItanOe iino. slus oern
2anoe ieItit fam fein @clo berfont.
men, oa es ean5iib ilnprcouftip lit.
Sa Nun aber felt &riegsbeginn
feline Gilger mebr nadj Meffa fonl.
men, lit Die oortige 8ep0lferunq in.
folge bcs Seriiegens Der geluobnteu
einnobmequellen in Rct aeraten
llno bat ben bur6 3Iipenounq BON
@argelo nno 2ebensmitteIn frditiq
geforoerten @iniliiiterlineen, oes
9llslanoes iuillig @ebcr qcifenft.
Sas lit Die ipabre, bollig matericIle
llria6e Der 9iepoIte in 0teffa; es
bat mitbin feineswegS iraeno Elm
politiihes Soeal ben slnItoB 6a3u
aegeben; benu zines iol6cu iuGren
lcne araGifdbeu &5lfcrIGaftcn iiber.
baupt uni6hig.
Die poIitiidc Gage in sprien iuar
for Dem Srieg TART Dem @infIuB
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-07

oiele. bab man lie gar ni9t INNER
bitten tann. 9an5 frieoli4 trottet
Oa Elm Rumdne III llniform nit ieis
mem 9eipanns 5ur 9lrbeit. rumdnil4e
Sanitdtsmennichaften seben sei4df>
Zig bur9 Die StraBen, ibren Sienlt,
bic pflsge her pislsn peripunoet ooer
trant suriidgebliebenen 8ameraoen,
an5utreten. = Die S9neerGumer bas
ben 10 ,grinpli9e Irbeit ssma4t, bab
iRan eisentli9 pisoer S9nee auf bic
Strabs ihaufein fpllte nm eine beis
Iere S9littbabn gu betommen, pess
baI6 mir es oft porsieben. querfeloein
gu fabren. Dit bat man bas Sc
fiibl, auf einem Oamme mitten bur4
ein pereiItes Mser gu fabreu, lpenn
man iiber bic peits S9neef efld6e binz
nrs6litt, bic an SoriSont oirett in
Den Simmel ii6erssbt. Nur elm
poar 3isbbrunnen, Die einS;se sl5a
peGsIung in oieier ebenTo fru9tbas
rem Ipie troitlpIsn gbsnc, ragten ems
por, sleih BEN Maitbdumen eingefros
rener SaiTfe.
9tuf bal6em @ese erbalten mir
friiae Pferoe; ein t!eines 5riibitiid
uno Elm ndrmenoer Srunt peroen
aud n;dt pera9!st unb npd penis
ger Die Gslesen4sit, iid Die 6iiBe pies
Der marm tre.en 3u tDnnef. Bel
ibneiOenoer &Glte ge9t bic 5abrt ipeis
ter; ouf rer Strabe berrI9t nod
rieliger 6ubroerte5r, in einisen Saz
gen i@on piro lie pie ausgeltprben
ieiu, !penn Die 8a6n, Die ieBt erit
iueniss StunDen ipieber i'm 8etrisbe
lit, ben gan3en Na9I9ub iibernoms
men bn6en ipirb. Das ipart piel
PFerDeilstI9, bas ionIt ben anItrenz
ssnoen 5ubrsn gum Spfer sefaIIen
uGre. giIenba6ns uno StraBenz
triidsn iber Die fleinen 6luBtGlsr
iinO i6pn fertigseitsllt, tells barren
lie i6rer 8oasnbung in ben nG6iten
5aeen. Wir beiiatigsn bic 9lrbeiten,
Die i'm 9irbiide auf bus Bel Der
S4neeIdmeI5e gu erlpartenoe 4ns
i6peIlen Der 5liifIe gang beIonbers
itart ausgefii6rt perbsn. 9a bic
Hotbriide on einem Der 5auptidbz
Ii9iten llsbersongspuntte nur ie in
elmer Hi6tunS befabren perben tonns
te. ipas BEL oem rieIissn 8srtebr na.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-07
An hrr
Sfrftb- nnS putnatront
SntereiIante 9riess6iiber aus Oiu.
manicu.

SHteIeNuHt GtteBspHptt uh9 Utus
manicu.
Giner &orreippnben5 aus RumG=
nien, bon anfans MdrS batiert, iinb
folsenoe S9iloerunsen entnommen:
Der S4iiBensrabentries lit an bie=
fer Sront Siemli4 senau Der slei9e.
pie or allen iibrisen Sroaten. Sd
per3i9tete bnber gerne auf ben iib>
Iiden Mori9 bur9 bic S9iiBensrdz
b,.I, obpobl meine Statiitit nod teiz
ne &ilometer 9rabsnlranoerung aufs
ipeiit pie bic zines nieberldnoif9sn
aollegen, aber an Der pproeriten
5ront muBten mir bod sepeien iein.
Sin S4littenrelais bringt uns an els
mem eistalten Miorgen bon einem
armees Stabsquartier, lpo mir gend4z
tigt, na4 Der Seretbfeituns. neberalI
liest nod ttefer S9nee;~ an Der 6rei=
ma9ung Der Strabe arbeiten ruIii-
ihe unb rumGhiihe Gefansene, DIterz
rei9zungarii1e 9.r6eitstommanbos
uno bsuti1e 2eberiaden DON ben
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in boloer gin<
tradt. Die ruIiiideu @efangenen
lperben als ipilli9e uno tii9tige ar>
better ii6eraa Defenders sei9dbt.
Der RumGne lit piel peniger merit.
0a6ei lit alerbings su 6eriid iidtigen,
Oab bic rumdnii4en @sfanssnen in
einem 3uItanbe boditer pDpiii6er
unb moralii9er Depreiiion ben Oeutz
I4en in bic Sdnbs gefallen iinO. Sic
jeBt aufaufiittsrn, na4oem au4
in RumGnien ole Hationieruns
itrens Our4gefiihrt perben muBte,
1T natiiriia feline leibte 9luFgabe
unb bod piro, nie mir uns Oura
9lusenI9ein cerscip:hern tonnter. au4
barin bas MenIcbenm5gliche geleiitet.
Der peutide Soloat ipiirbe ia in ieiz
rem, iasen mir, gutmiitigen, Sbea>
Iismus eber iein IsBtes Gtiid Srot
bergeben, ais oaB er sinen Rumdnen
in benz er nur oos uni6ulbige Spfer
beItp6ener poiititer iiebt. oerbungern
IisBe. @ieIe GsFangene seben bier
gang .frei 9erum, ss limb >i9rer 10
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-07

getpiiicr ausldnoiider stetionen
ausseiest, meltbe iii Sprien eigen'
uiisise 3mede perfo!etcn uno iiU
groBe Wtiibe gaben, ieoen .nbc1uc-
meit &onflirrenteu aus Dem Seloe
81 iblagen. Gs aab ierner i'm 2ano
cilBclne reroIutionGre &omltecS,
weldc poraabeu, i'm allgcmeinen
SntcreiIe 81 uirfen; in @abrbeit
aber arbeitcn iic nur Der gclctii6en
Sromlng elltscgcn. Sic teiaben fein
fcites einbcitlibe3 Erogramm; ihre
glnbirger botteil tells nationaliiti.
i6e, tells poIitiite ober religlpie
3iele in gIugc. Sid p6hreno ces
eriten 9alfanfrieges Die i6pierioe
iiuBcre Gage, III Der iib Del Siirfci
beiano, 5lllllite madcito, iplr5cn
oieie 9tepolittionsfomitees inuncr
fcder; in GariS trat iogar Gin &on-
greB 5ilnulren, tueihcr cS als IciGc
beionOcrc 9(ufgahe crtldrte, cnergii6
bic .9eSeniraliiatiol" Spriens an-
5ubabuen. Inter Dem Sruf Der Gr.
eigniiie peritaro iith oenu au6 Die
tiirfii6c &egierimg gu ncuen aon'
Sciiioncu.
3ur5cit berridt ieboh in Sprien
rollit1noigc 9fllbc; innerbalb ocs
&abmc,is Ger @eieBe iit poIlfonl.
meme Ireibcit porbor0en, poIi5eilide
ScnoermabnaGmen pareu nHrGtig,
10 CAP man gar nidt gelpuDr miro,
-baB iiberbdllpt ienaiS reorlltiondre
@omiteeS cgiitiert babcn. Gas be-
lpeiIt ,pobl SIR Seniiee, oaB Der
Ginilub oerielbcn tcill ticfsreiienber
gelucIen lit. gIud, Die Jfeligionsireir
belt lit i'll jener 9e5iehing geiuabrt.
Die G6riIicu iibcr obne ieoc Gin.
idyrGnfrng ibreu aultus in aler
Sefientlidfcit anb crfreiicn iid OeS
nGAIibcn Iedltoi9uecs pie Die
Rp6anlnlcbancr.
Grcsocm IaBt iid nibt III 9tbrebe
itellcn, 6aB, namentlib III Den Stde-
ten, oeluiiic Scrte INNER nod tbren
friibcren Nteigrngcn unb Sprlpa.
tbien onbingen. :SuS 9eb0rt 10 ieit
mebrcren @encrationsn sur llcber-
lieIeriirg uuo gi5icbuug. 9tGein Der
&rieg bat oieie 2eilte iiber Den ieitcn
9eitano SeS Osmanenreides beIebrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-07

qeD0rte er ou ben 91uptcrn icner
8crId,porung, ipcldc Die oelpotiIde
Serrihuit slboul SautioS Itiir6te.
SpGter mar er Stattbaltcr pon
9(oona, Sann BON 9agooo, befeb.
Iigtc i'm ,eritcn 9olfanfricg Gin slr.
mecforps umO pcriob bicralli in lcbr
beahtetcr @ciic oic icblpirrigen
sSl,nftionen oils @tilitGrgouucrnellr
bon aonitantiuopel. @lcid5citig NIT
icincm ietigcu militariihcn amtc
perpaltct or oaS Wtarineminiite-
rum. Sn oieiem SteiIort bat er
5a6lreidc gtcllerllngcn cin0eilibrt
imo ipiclt aud lonlt cine mtdti9e
politiide Hollc.
Spricn lit nidt, rpie man ollge.
mein annirnnlt, cin bonlogeneS
@onscs, pielmcbr biIoen oic inter
fcincu Gimpobnern bcitebcnOcn &C.
9cni1Be Elm son5 ipe5icIlcS G9araf'
teriltiflm bieics Sanoes.
Die @ep6lferlng Sprieus miaBt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-07

Die relieiolen 9cfenntniiie tuei.
len cine nod, eroBere Wunnigfaltig.
felt auf. gfm perbreitetiten 1T Der
observation-disclosures. @r 5erfaat ie.
bod in meDrere @rltppen: oifi5ieae
Samniten, periii6e Sdiiten uno
Mutenali. Damn fommeu Slioeu
uno Gbriiten; Die GbriIten geboren
ebenfans einer Mense ueri6icoener
SonfeiIionen OH; mir finoen bier
G0mi i6.aotboliIhe unb @riefiid.
&atboliibe, @riedii6 Ortbobore,
armenier, aopten, Marouiten. Cine
geipiiie 3abl slraber iino Gbriiten,
Observation-Disclosures ODER ortbooore.
Die Spra6en Spriens iino eben-
10 mannigialtig, 9as Siirfiide lit
offi5ieIle SanoeSipradc, miro aber
bon Der 9epolferimg uenig geipro-
den. Ser groBten 8erbreitllng er.
freilt iif) oas gIrabiid)e iumt ieinen
reri6ieocnen WtlinOarten; an 5lpei.
ter StcIle ltebt oas Sebrdiide
Sran5oiiib miro pornebmli6 bon
zen moblbabenOen Gbrilten umo i'm
2ibanon geiprpdcn.
slns iolber Wannigfaltigfeit bon
Gaien. &cli9ionen llno Spraben
erbellt, ipie perluidelt Die Gage in
Sprien lit. llno cs lit au6 gan5
flar, OaB bel einem iolben gteben-
uno Gur6einonoer 10 ueri6ieben.
ortiser Iolferit1mme bon Dem @or.
banOeniciu eincs eiubcitlihen DC.
griifs in be5ug auf Die Hegieriings-
form nid)t pobl Die 9febe iein fam.
5ilmat menn mau erlpGgt, ipie iebr,
ie na6 2anocSgegeno unb iooialer
Stellrtng, iouobl Die Yiloung ols
aud bic linn entipredenoen 9c.
oilrfniiie uerid)icocn gcartet iein
nniiiien. Doraus gebt alio berpor,
oaB es Der allgemcincn slunabmc
cntgegcu cine cigcntlibe nSprii6e
sSrage", lucl6c iibcrau I'M 2nnoc
ron Der @eiamtbcit empiilnocn
fuiirbe, niht sibt; benn Dos Soeal
Der cincn Itcbt pollltGnoig i'm @e.
geniab 81 Dem Der anoeren, uno
icbluroe 9rlmolegenoc Sleuoerimg in
Scr bcItcbcnoen Sromtng Der Singe,
bic bon ciner @ritppe onbegebrt
iuiiroe, i0noe ibre aIsbalbige 9eieb.
nung olr6 bic gciante iibrige 9e.
f0lfrr,iun tnoS Nurd, Nrr I'm itnuS
nod pcridlilnntcrt ipiiroe, oab oie
perl6ieoencn 9iaiien itno GeIigionen
i'm ollacnlcilleu burhaus nibt etiua
in bcitirnnltcn @cgenoen fon5eu.
trirrt, iouoeru pielntcBr - nit
IuSnabme bes Sibanon - i'm garl.
3cn 2oune bur6einanbcrgcmiidt
iiuO. 0tan bat in Der lebten Belt
ricl iibcr bic ~Spriibe Srage" 5u.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-07

iunsen Iinb nit Der ben Ruhen eigez
nen S6nelli9teit in ipl9en 9lrbeiten
lpunber6ar ausgebaut, aqerbings unz
ter tdtiger Wtitbilfe Der 3ipilbepDltez
rung, Die nit ianJtem 3pange gu
Iol6er Qrb.it berangsbolt pirD. Sana
unmenI4lib iinb aber aud bier bic
9esner ni9t. '9lls Dor einisen Saz
gen bic geipaltisen S9neemengen
fielen, flettertsn auf beiDen Seiten
bic Mannibaften aus ben Sedunsen
berous, nm iia bieies lditigen Saites
su entlebisen, uno es salt bas fill
i6peisenbe llebereintommen, fi4 BEL
OieIer nubbringenOen Sdtigteit nidt
bur6 tDridte S4ieBersien gu bins
bern.
9tin9s nm bic Seitung fii6rt bic
Finsitrabe Der nab re6t moberueu
@runbidBen onseIesten GOrtsIinie
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-07
Gin friecliehes Silr.
Sie @crlualtnng nnb ppltiidJe Gage in Sprien.

Die oeridieoeniten Moiien, onidiIise
uno umbcr5iebenbe g(raber, Siirfen
aner StGmme glnatoliens, Dor al.
lem 0ruien lino 3irfaiiier; Johann
sSSiioen in GROCER 3abl, etlide @rie.
den ionic 9lusldnoer, Die ibrer
Sprade lno Site ourhpee treu
seblieben iinb. Dieie bunte Sri.
i6ung darafteriiiert namentlih Die
StGbte, mo- all oieie Woiien neben
einonoer ibreu trobitionelleu ge.
rufsarten ausiiben uno iid nit
Sleinbanoel obgeben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-07

entlang. Sier baben bic Rufsn sanae
arbeit geleiItet. Cine idOnere 9elea
genbeit tpnnts iid aber aud niht
bietsn, oIs bic, in Der @isenidaft oils
nunmebrise 8srbiinoete bic sanSe urs
ipriinsli6 sssen iie seridtste 9efe-
itigung, in Der piele MiGlionen anges
legt iporoen paren. gu iiOrsn. @s
mar BON bieIen Sorts bu6fGblid
eiu-Stein mebr ouf benz anbern &c,
blieben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-07

Bon ben aegeniudrtisen 8crbdlt.
niiicn in Spricn gi6t nabltebcnoe
8orreiponScnS i'm .9crncr 9uno"
cir onihaulideS 9iIo;
Sprien lit gu ScrluaItungSdtoef.
fen in feds 8ilaiets cingcteilt. Bon
oieien batte bas 8ilaiet 2ibonon
1860 infolge Der militdriiden Sn.
teroention Sranfreids cine Tcriai.
iung erbolten, burf wclfe ibm
SeIbitperpalting 9eluGbrt tulrbe,
llno 3lpar unter Der SberIeltung
eiucs bon Der Siirfei ernonnten uno
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-06-07

BON bcn S6usmddtcn gu bcltati'
acnben 6riitIi6eu Stattbalters.
9ieie 8erfaIiung lit ieit benz ietigen
3rieg iuiebcr obgei6aiit uoroen 10
oaB nun Der 2i6unon pieoer lple
sic iibrisen Brouin5en oes &eifs
pcrluaItet piro. Sin Der Spite Der
8erlualhlns itebt aur 3eit 9idcmal
BaidJa.
Si6emal Eaida, oer Siibrer Der
bierten slrmee. lit cine Der Derpor.
ragenoIten DISQUALIFICATION Der Cir.
fei. Sbsleid nod jung = er 5ablt
crit 45 sSabre-, fam er bod i6on
auf ein bebeutilngspolles 8irfcn
orriidbIiden. Bon @erlf Wiilitar,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-27
EASTERN STARS
ARE VOLUNTEERS
New York A. G. Loses Some
of It's Most Prominent
Men by War.

New York. Aug e--The New York
A. C. may lose some Of its best ath-
Ietes because Of its recently an
nouuced policy not TO encourage COM
petition i'm championship meets dur
ing the war. The athletes. it is said
have already begun TO apply for
transfer cards from the Metropolitan
Association Of the A. A. T., which viii
enable them to compete unattached.
James C.. Lincoln, jr.. Metropolitan
champion iu the javelin throw. Willie
2. Gordon, metropolitan one mile title
holder. and Eddie REM, former ma
tional champion IN the seven mile
walk are three OF the leading ath-
letes TO compete unattached in the
coming Metropolitan and national
championship games.
Not only viii the club lose many
Of the men who are actual members
now. but b. VIII also fail TO enroll
several athletes who desire 10 join.
among them being George Erouder.
formerly Of the Irish American A c..
who has been registered unattached
for several months and Howard FL
sey. who competed in the shotput for
the Mohawk a. C. last year
The fact that Edwin II. Fall OF
Oberlin and the Chicago A. A., the
sensational miller who won both the
conference and Central Association
championship. has enlisted in the
navy viii rob the A. a. T. national
track and field title meet of much in
terest Fail is looked upon as
coming record holder in the mile. but
II is not likely that DE VIII get a
chance 60 compete again until peace
is declared.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-27
NJ GRAW CASE
ISABIGJ0KE
Eastern Writer Glasses It
as One of Biggest Farces
of PaStime.

The now historic McGraw repudia-
ton case was without a DOUBT the
biggest farce baseball has seen in
years. It was hot stuff when it first
came to light because the baseball
public figured, reasonably enough.
that the National league could not
pass it up without taking drastic
action
As it has turned out. the investiea-
tIon which followed AIcGraw's repudi-
alton of newspaper articles, which
are said to haze been authorized by
MIN, was nothing more nor less than
a white washing tournament, in which
lIcGraw and his witnesses used the
kalsOmine with lavish hands, and the
scrihes who were implicated defended
themselves as best they could in the
face OF jury that wanted the whole
thing tossed out OF court"
Through denying certain phrases"
IN the published articles McGraW tried
To- side-steU the responsibility for the
things that irritated president Tener.
but when he saw that his reputation
was q stiff slap I'm the face for the
New York newspaper men who printed
their yarns in good faith, he felt the
ground giving away beneath him
II was a case Of standing behind the
scribes and taking a chance Of get
ting in decidedly bad with the Va
tiOual league, or turning the sc-ibes
down halfway and doing a heel and
toe 10 one side where he would he
out OF the range Of the big guns So
JaWu siIetraCked some of the state
meu-s credited 20 him. admitted others
and left the intimation that the
scrIhes had gone too far IN quoting
him. At the same time he c-eve-ly
duc6ed another wallOp from the Ma
tIClal league
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-27
Senators Suffer Big Losses
LliIII1i M
May Move Griffin Team
ny JACK VEIOCh.

= - wv YORK. Aug. -1--WasnluE-
M ton has developed into such a
L weak sister financially that the
American league must shoulder heavy
losses or find a new home Tor the
Senators.
in the past years the nations cap
ital has never been a red-hot base
ball town. Yet before the war there
was enough interest in baseball there
20 warrant the junior major league
In retaining its Washington terrltorg-
But since Uncle same shout
dered his musket and stepped into
the worldwide frncns the good
folk in Washington are 80 deeply
occupied with other matters that
their intimacy with baseball CON
sists chiefly OF Elanclng At the
scores.
Under such conditions president Ben
Minor can see nothing but rocky
reefs ahead Of his club, and IL is only
natural that Minor, as well ass Ban
johnson and other American leaEuers.
home for the Washington club. Ban
Johnson stated some time ago that
the thought of moving the Washing
ton franchise was absurd
He said the idea u moving the ma
tional Dasume from the nations first
was frivolous one. But it
takes something besides sentiment Co
keep bali club going, and Washing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-27

ton IS a heavy loser 50 --r this sea-
son.
Weu-informed baseball men predict
that before the season OF 1918 rolls
around the Washington franchise viii
be moved. To is whispered that the
American league has its eyes on To-
ruu-O. and also on Brooklyn, where
use could Dee made OF the old Federal
League park
The fact that exhibition games be-
tween major league teams have been
played Iu Toronto this season as late
as tWo weeks ago indicates that the
powers that be Iu baseball are feeling
out Toronto fans.
Moving the Washington fran
chiSc will meccSsitafe the invasion
Of new territory by the Ameri-
can league, and before such "a
move can he made the consent Of
the league whose territory Is -
be invaded must be gotten.
l- is whispered around New York
tnar Ban Johnson has already made
league 90 invade Toronto iu case such
and that through au ABRAMS cement
with president E1betss of the Dodgers,
sanctioned 10y the clul owners Of the
National league. the way has been
paved Co include Brooklyn lr The
American league circuit Develop
iltaIs during -le coming flI and
winter VIII have much 90 go with Oh.
maj decision. and. should the war
come % an -rI suddenly. the Wash
iAs-oH club may stick where i- is now.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-08-27
PLAYER MARKET
IS VERY ACTIVE
Many Big Deals Made Dur
ing the Current Season
for Star Men.

While some baseball maEuates and
possibly all. are going a little slow
in the matter OF investing iu minor
league talent for next season. be-
cause Of the uncertainties bred 10y
the war. nevertheless the baseball
market not only is not dead. il is
surprisingly active.
The minor maeates appear not to
understand that baseball may be in
. precarious position next season,
u j. exists as a major league propo-
sitiOu ar alp and are lemaldIu-
prices such as were paid in the flush
times just prior 10 the Federal
league climax in 1915 Oddly enough
some of The minor maEnates are get
ting WlaF they ask. and only re-
Gently notable deals have been COM
ula-al.
The most conspicuous deal was that
10y which the Chicago National league
club agreed 10 pay the Baltimore In
reruarioual league $4,000 ia cash
for Barber Turner. an Outfield-r who
bats left handed. and So leads his
league il lluE-dIsrauce hits Turner
IS not TO report TO the Chicago club
until after EaltImOre's position in rE-
race has been determined. which may
be late in september
Iu addition 10 Turner, the Cubs
are said 10 have paid $4,000 iu play
ers and cash for Charles H1uUcher.
boy ul-uum and short=-ou. with
Portland. Dra-- Roy Leslie 3D. first
5asemau. from Waco. Texas league.
has cost the Cubs $500, and James
Roy Walker. O. pitcher from New
orleans. southern association has
cost them $4,000 The one c0u-ilg-
euCE bout these sales seems 20 He
thar the money viii not De- paid IL
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