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The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-31
LIST Of PRIZES TO
Be AWARDED 1T
THE k. Of |. PICNIC

A list of prizes to be awarded for
different sports and dancing at the
K. of L. picnic is displayed in the
show windows of the Poss store on
Palafox street.
Prizes and Contests.
300 p. nl-Baseball game, Pensa-
sola vs.. Aero team; prize one silver
cup donated by K. of L.
$40 p. MOO yard dash, boys
II to Is years; prize, one pocket
knife donated by H. W. Gibbs Hard
wore company.
8:15 p. MOO yard dash for boys
9 to II years old; prize one baseball
donated by Wilson-Biggs company.
$3.50 p. m.-50 yard dash for boys
6 to 8 years old; prize one tie do
mated by N. Weiland.
3:45 o. m.-100-yard dash for girls,
IL to 16 years old; prize one box of
handkerchiefs donated by E. Green
blatt.
3:55 p. m.-5O yard dash for girls
picture donated by Reynolds Music
Store.
400 p. m.-5O yard dash for girls
6 to s years old; prize one box writ
ing paper, donated by Crystal Phar-
macy.
Ais p. m.-Sack race for boys II
to 16 years old; prize baseball glove
donated by Sportsman's Supply COM
pany.
4:25 p. m.-Shoe mixing contest for
boys, open to all; prize one pair of
tennis shoes, donated by B. Testman.
500 p. m.-Tug of war, army VS..
navy; winning team box cigars do
mated by Frank Reilly; losing team
case of soda water.
5:15 p. m.-Baby show: Prettiest
baby, two years and under, one gold
ring, donated by E. G. Latham.
Fattest baby, two years and under,
one baby cap donated by Mrs. Nord-
strom.
Finest baby up to four years, one
ring, donated by Palace Jewelry
company.
$50 p. m.-Relay race, army VS..
navy; prize to winning team, one box
cigars, donated by Wells-Kahn COM
pany; prize to losing team, one case
soda water.
5:45 p. m.-Running broad jump,
prize one shirt donated by NJ. & o..
Clothing Store; second prize, two pair
hose, donated by L. E. Mobiles & Co.
$3.50 p. m.-Standing broad jump,
prize, one straw hat donated by the
John White Store; second prize, two
pair hose, donated by Jos. Coleman.
5:55 p. m.-High jump, prize one
shirt, donated by Everlasting Fabrics
company.
600 p. m.-Fat mems race, first
prize, one pair shoes donated by the
Sample Shoe Store; second prize, one
fountain pen donated by Johnson's
Book Store.
6:05 p. m.-Children's prize one
step, best girl dancer, prize one hat,
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-31
Washington Bureau.
The Pensacola Journal

Washington, D. c., Aug. 3O.-In an
order which newspaper publishers de-
clare will serve as an important pre-
cedent, President Wilson has fixed a
price of two and one-half cents on
news print paper for use in publish
ing the Official Bulletin, the govern
ment's daily official bulletin.
The order fixing the price was is
sued by Secretary Baker at the
Presidents direction under the ma
tionaI defense act, which empowers
the government to commander sup
plies needed for war purposes. 1t
was directed to the International Pa
per Company, which had declined to
furnish news print for the bulletin
at less than three cents a pound.
Newspaper publishers who learned
of the order today voiced the hope
that it might open the way for cheap
er news print to publishers general
ly. They called attention to state
ments by the President that the ad-
ministration's war tax policy will be
one that provides the same prices for
the public as for the government.
The Presidents action was taken at
the instance of the joint congressional
committee on printing on which Sen
ator Fletcher is chairman. When the
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-31
CIGARETTES BEING
SOLD To MINERS

Cigarette selling to minors has
been reported in quite large scale
during the past few days, and Pro-
baton Officer Sam Pinney is busy
looking into these complaints. and
will likely effect the arrests of sew
eral parties who are said to have
overlooked this statute.
One defendant who appeared be-
fore the court of record this week
was Nick Nasso, who pleaded guilty
to the chargo of selling cigarettes to
minors, and he was fined $40 and
costs or take the alternative Of sorv-
ing thirty days IN the county jail.
This is a sort of an established pen.
atty for the firs- offense Of this ra-
ture, but recurring violations of the
cigarette selling statue would prOba-
bly, call for a heavier penalty.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-31
Government Secures Ne1Us
Print Paper at Lou FIGURE

Bulletin first began publication. the
committee offered bids for news printt
and the cheapest price named was 8
cents. This. the committee decided,
was too nigh and appealed to the In
ternational on patriotic grounds, to
sell its product to the public print
ing office at two and one-half cents.
The company complied and for q time
furnished the paper, but later de-
clared increasing production costs
compelled it to raise the price to 8
cents.
Senator Fletcher went to the fed
eral trade commission for its cost of
production figures and the committee
decided the international could sell
at two and one-half cents and still
make a fair profit. The situation
then was laid before President VIII
son, who asked Attorney Gregory for
an opinion as to how far he could &C
under the defense act. The attorney
general held that a supply of paper
for the Bulletin was necessary for
war purposes and recommended that
the paper be taken if two and one
half cents was a fair price.
The result was that the President
directed Mr.. Baker to to ahead anc
the International was ordered to sup
ply a sufficient amount of paper tc
print the Bulletin at two and one-halti
cents.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-31

donated by La Mode; best boy dancer
prize one pair vases, donated by Rice
& McHugh.
$50 p, m.-Cracker eating contest,
prize one berry bowl, donated by the
Pensacola Crockery company.
700 p. m.-Oldest married couple
on the grounds; prize, one rug donat-
ed by Rhodes Collins company.
7:30 p. m.-Lady having most chill
dren on the ground, prize one sack of
-four, donated by Gus Soderlind; one
sack of meal donated by M. F. Con
zalez & Company.
7:45 p. m.-Tallest lady on the
grounds; one pair silk hose, donated
by Boston Shoe Store.
500 p. m.-Family with most boys
on the grounds, prize or>% water set,
donated by S. H. Kress & Co., and
one rocking chair donated by Marston
& Quina.
$40 p. m.-Oldest K. of L. on the
grounds, prize, pipe donated by the
Imperial Cigar Store.
900 o. m.-Prize waltz for navy
boys; best lady dancer, silk parasol,
donated by Poss' Store; best gentle
man dancer, one umbrella, donated
by A. Henry White & Brother.
Prize Waltz for army boys, ladies'
prize, one handkerchief holder do
mated by w. C. Diffenderffer; gentle
mans prize, one umbrella, donated by
White & White.
Prizt waltz for civilians, ladies'
prize one lavallier donated by Peter
Lindenstruth; gentleman's prize, one
umbrella donated by Meyer Shoe
Stort.
Fattest lady on the grounds, prize
gas iron, donated by the Pensacola
Gas Company.
Fattest man on the grounds, prize
safety razor donated by Rays Cor
ner Store.
Smallest lady on the grounds, prize
3-quart ice cream FREEZER, donated by
Forbes, Quigley & Morgan.
Handsomest old. lady on grounds,
two pair silk hose, donated by Bon
Marche.
Handsomtst young lady, prize pair
silk hose, donated by Anson Shoe
Store.
Youngest widow on the grounds,
laundry cap, donated by Mrs. Herri-
man.
Oldest bachelor on grounds; prize
one straw hat, donated by Watson,
Parker & Reese Company.
Oldest lady on the grounds, prize
one bottle toilet water donated by
Hargis Pharmacy.
Oldest man on the grounds, prize
one hammock donated by Home Fur
nishing Company.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-31
REPORT WOMENARE
TO SERVE SENTENCE

Word has been received from some
source that a number of the women
of the underworld, who were allowed
to leave the state under a suspend
ed sentence, are contemplating re-
turning here. One has written
letter, paragraph of which reads:
eyes, it is true, some of US are think
ing of returning and serving out the
time. We are wanted nowhere. and
believe that is the only thing to do"
One of the women named Jones.
who was among the number ordered
to leave the state and remain away
or serve the six months, showed up
here yesterday and was at once ar
rested. A number were arrested in
Mobile a few days ago, and y ere
given the privilege of getting out Of
the state of Alabama
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-31
LIGHTS DISTURBED
IN THUNDER STORM

During the thunder storm Of early
THURSDAY morning, lightning flashes,
followed by deep rolls Of thunder,
awakened many citizen, and at one
lime, when lightning struck wires in
some parts of the city q number of
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-31

games have crowded sther sports off
the field. The boys are digging
trenches and shooting Germans.
These little girls were snapped on the
banks of the Hudson near the 22nd
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-31
MEN Of SERVICE
Be SPECIAL GUESTS

The Knights of Labor No. 1865,
wish everyone to understand that the
army aIld navy, the marine corps,
and Company I, Florida State troops,
appearing in uniform, are guests of
the local branch at Palmetto Beach
on Labor Day, Monday, Sept, 8. No
chargesNfor dancing to anyone in
uniform and everybody is welcome.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-31

Scalplng redskins and chasing
buffaloes are out of date on New
York Fairgrounds. Nobody is quick
er to pick up the latest thing in war
moves than the youngster and war
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-31

lights were extinguished. For some
hours practically every light in the
PalafoX parkway, from Garden to
Wright streets, was dark, the arc at
the intersections of streets between
Garden and Wright also having been
eXtinguished
Policemen also made reports, which
were filed at the station, of several
arc lights cut out at several corners.
The Pensacola journal., 1917-08-31
Is Your Shirt
a FliVVer?

Many so-called we'll made
Shirts ride up the neck Of
the wearer. This you will
never find in a Metric, as
they are specially cut and
fit down on the chest and
not up under your ears.
Sleeve length to fit your
arms.
Soft and stiff cuffs, in
whites and fancies.
$3.50 to Sc.
Colors guaranteed.
UoimWhfte Store
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ais Ite periu6ten. md in Isgten Ros
ment nit Petroleum ostrdntte Sheis
terbaufsn in Sranb 81 itedeu. Der
Walb unb oas 9prf nit Dem Seim
Der tronfsn 8rieser tparsn aerettet.
am fol9enoen Mlorgen iiberrei6ten
mir S6peftern nem Ipadereu Batter
GbriItian einen berrIiden 5traub Ros
ZEN uno Serbitaitern, uno Der 6uupts
mann fono Wprte pGrmIter Qnertens
nun9 fir ben brupen NIten, Ser 10 treu
feline Qflibt 9etan bate.
mir cling es eiaen our6 ben Sim:
audi auf oas 9rob unitres i'm Often
gefaIleHen Sberar3tes batten mir 90
mails Roien uno 4itern seleot-bier
ME bort battsn 0is ih0nffen 9lumen
bes 9erbftes tapferen osutiten Mdns
neru geodntti
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Sic Srfhen.

auf sinem Baum Elm gpGBIein FAB,
Der bon ben iiiBsu airitsn aB.
8as SpdBlein. 3
limb oIs ss nun genug gepidt,
Od rief es raid uno bod be9liidt
Sein SddBlein.
GRAB ME er moo i'm S6pelgen mar,
90 fIOg oaber Elm Freder Star.
Gin fre6er.
Der risf: r9lein, nein, man glaubt es
fdum,
Sbr trintt eu6 iatt auf meinem Baum!
Sbr 3ederll"
Stun fam oaber in fhne1em Qduf
unb bui6te uuf ben Baum binauf
Gin &nGblein.
rGi, Ell" fpra6 es, ruun tpeBen ia
Die 8ogel an ben 3tri4en ba
Die S9ndblein.
9as tit ne fnubers @ei6idt',
Nein, foIde 6re6beit bulb i9 nidt
SIN 9Gumletn."
9d nabt Ii6 raid Elm Sauersmonn
lno patte fi6 Sen &naben bann
8eim 0dumlein.
Dir min i6 5ei9en, mas es beibt
Wenn frem6e 4tri6en mar perfpeiit,
Die &tri4en.
@er bieb bid oenn in meinem Raum
Iuf meiHem f60nen &irf6enbaum
gu pirfden?"
Der 9ouer 1T Elm grober Mann. .
Oas 8nGblein fdngt gu beulen an,
gu tniri6en.
Sroesen aB bus Spobenpoar
llno neben linn Der fre6e Star
Die &iri9eU.
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G6roni(6
Setoenoe.

SD nil nit Sbusn iprsden. Die
9batlode. oaB iis ioultuu Obne @rfOls
behauoeIt uUrosn fno. e%ntmutbigt mid
ni6t I'M 8%erinsitsn. SD belle @fdn.
nern uno 6raueu jeoeu Tag unb made
3uren. o%ftntuIs in 5dleH. Die BON an.
oersn ais unbeiIbor srtldrt wuresn. 10
onB id fiber iiible. ba6 i'd nuh fir
Sic pisl thuh fam. gtur gu fOniuIti.
zen toItat ni6ts. absr bis Ssrsdnunssn
meiner 8ebunoluns iino i,br mdBis
uno uiht nisbr ais Sic miGis limb gu
bsSabIen fir Ole srbnItensn 8Obltbatsu.
SD bebnn6slts &hsumatismus, Ser
oOiitdt. Masens unS SerSIeiben. 8us
tarrb, 8Iut' uno 6auttranfbeiten 8ers
itopfuns, rrin. unO NisrenIeiben, io'
tuie %beionoers 5rauentrautbeiten.
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Ger ariegsitof.

Der mpoerne arieg, Der cine unz
Sabl neuer Wdffen unb 3rie9siperts
3eu9e eriteben lieb, bat 9leih3eitig
aud bic dIteIten, ideinbdr per9eiIenen
Qpparote unb G}ebrdudsgeqenitdnoe
gu neuem Qeben i'm 6eloe erpedt. Go
lit aud Der Stod, Der CUTE, alte frieos
lide Stod, triegerifd gefporben unb
tns 5el0 gelangt. no er fih Bel Den
Qrmeen Der 8ierperbGnoler elmer als
berorbentIthen 8eliebtbeit %erfreut. Die
St0de iin0, nie in elmer 3eitqemdBen
plauberei beg temps" ausQeFibrt
rirb, in Gnglonb uno nunme6r aud
in 6rdntrei6 Der Ml%obiIiiation auf Die
Oduer nift entgdnoen. Nber i'm Sc
qenidb gu Ieiner bisberigen geitims
munQ oeutete Das GrTheinen oes
Stodes niht bobin. baB bic 4rmeen
undursQeIeBt mdrihisrten, er be9ann
i'm 0egenteiI bel ben 5rdn3oien crit
cine Stole gu fpielen, dig Der mebr
ooer neniasr unbetUe9Ii6e Stsuungsz
trieg gu fetnen o~auernoen 3eften lam.
Bon Der Guite I'M 0orben bis gu ben
0oqeien belt Der Stod feinen ginauq
in ben fran50iiIhen ShuBengrdben.
Die Stodmobe in Der fran3oiii6eu
Qrmes iheint aber reniger ouf Die
G~t9enart BEG Observation-Disclosures,
oIs auf cine Ro6ahmung oes en9Iis
ihen MiIttdrs 5urit5ugeben, Dag be-
tanutlih aud i'm Grieben itatt nit
SdbsI ober Seiten9spebr nit Spa
3iers uno Reititoden einheritol7ierte.
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Sroegen aB bas Spnbenpaar
limo neben ibm Der frede Star
Die &irI6eH.
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9nftfaDrt iiber Sitall.

Die ueberquerung oes MtIantiI6sn
SSeaus in Der Cuff biI0et felt Sabren
ben @egsnitano iportlider Senius
tionsluit, uno gerdOe in LETTER 53eit
mar BON ms6reren beboritebenoen Der
fuAen in ben 3eitun9en 81 Ieisn. Die
banoelSpolitif6e SfoIierung 8euti6s
lambs bar9 ben &rie9 bat nun on3u
8eranIafung gegeben. bas Qroiett bon
einem an0ern 9efi6tspuntte aus gu
betrahten, uno mar bat oie 6rage uufs
9elporfen oh ii9 nidt auf oieiem Wege
cine poraaele gu ben erfol9rei6eu
Gahrten Der beutf9sn 9anOeIstou9=
boote fhuffen liebe. 9ierfiir tommt
natiirli9 nidt Der IeropIan, ionosrn
BLOB oaS 2ufti6iff in 9etradt.
Cine oeutf4e 6od3eitIdrift Qelanat
Bel Der 9riifung Der 6uuptfattoren
gum Sdlufe, Dab Die Wufgabe te6s
Mid 9eute feline tinm6gIiden Qnfors
6erunqen iteut, ga ge9enpdrtig i9on
Die beutI6en 2uftiaiffe nit elmer 8s,
dnIpru6unq ppn 2500 bis 5000 RiIoz
meter rehnen miiFen. SEPT man Bic
Strede Berlin Nep 0ort ouf 5000
&ilometer on unD rehnet maj bel
chem S6iff oon etipa 500 PC. nit
elmer Stunoen9eT4min0igteit bon 60
8ilometer, 70 piiroe bic Tabrt etlpu
100 Stunoen pber bier Gage buuerr.
Netlnet man ferner fir Die Stunbe
unO Die Pferbefroft nit einem Der
brdu6 pon 1\3 Silogromm, 10 lit cine
8rcnnftoffmenge pon etlpa $1,000
8tlogramm erforberli9. nit GinI6IuB
bon S6mier0t uIp. etlpd cine 9es
trieb6lait BON 80 Sonnen. S6ldQt
man od8 @emift Der Mpto1en, oes
8eriiites unb Der 8ebienuu9smonns
fduft bin3u. 70 gelanQt man gu elmer
Sragfdbi9teit BON minoeitens 40 Som
nen o6ne ieoe NublaIt. 0a nun ser
erforoerlihe 4rftrieb nit 1000 8ubits
meter 8a8raum fir je cine 9onne on
5ufeben lit, miiBte Elm oerartiges Quft,
idiff, nm nur 10000 Sig. Rubtait
mit3ufii6ren. cine @r0Be BON $4,000
9ubitmeter bdben. Die 6Glfte bieIe5
IusmoBe8 poer me6r baben Ole gr0bs
ten 3eppeIine f6on ldngit, uno Die
tehnii6e W09Iihteit bes Qmeritds
2uftf6iffes oiirfte bamit gegeben Iein.
Nuf Der See nGre Elm oerartiger
Hieien3eppeIin Dor feinolihen MnQrifz
fen 3iemli6 fiber geIdiibt, ba fem
9ampfer bic 9ef6ninbi9tsit beiibt,
um ben 8enegun9en bes 2uftfabrs
3eu8es 81 foI9en. 0age9en miro man
Die prattif9e 8ebeutung elmer 2uftz
nerbinoun9 nit Qmeritd unter Sen gez
gebenen 8orou8feBunqen ni6t bod
dnihlaqen biirfen. 0etpib piir0e eine
3ebntonnenfra6t bon 5arbitDffen,
GbemitaIien uftp. bel Den jebigen Brets
fen cine biibTde Sran8portiumme elm,
bringen; nagegen miiroe cine Riid=
frd6t bon 3ebn 9pnnen Robgummi
in feiner Neiie Der NuBIeiltung zines
6anbelstauhbootes entIprehen, gang
ot0eIeben bapon, oaB bos gerlu'triiito
bel einem 2ufti6iff Oiel 9r0Ber mare
oIs BEL einem llnterieeboot. Mas oen
9erfonentran8port b%etrifft. 10 nirben
iid onfongs ii6er genug 2eute finoen,
Die jeoen preis 8obIten; man brauht
ii6 blob Der Nngebote fir cine Sabine
ouf Der rOeutidInno" gu erinnern.
9etanntli6 Bat Ser omeritaniYhe
4eros&lub einen 9reis bon 100000
Dollars fir bic l%tsberquerung bes
4tlontifden S5eans ~aus9sTsBt, Der
nod gu oergeben lit.
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DR.
Schiller Building CHICAGO, III.
Sic 5eloenfabrt ser
bon Gapitanlentnant Selmntb pun
Miifc.

9eImutb pnn Miide. ser lohenal
Sel6, not in DER idlid)ten 8citrei
hung irrner obenteucrliden Sobri
bon ocn &%eaIine . SSni'ln nod Son,
'tontinepcI elm Invertebrates @erf &c.
fhnffcn. Gin ilbermiitbiocs 2ohen
mittcn i'm Shlodtcn0cbrila oes &C,
iroltiqen &oGferrin1eu5!
Sn 5orqIoiigfeit. mie in Noth nnr
@efohr, itcts oerIclhe .filriorglife
iahlidlc @ciit. Sn fcincm onhcrc'
Sriegsbuhc fonmen OeutIfcs @clcn
i,nb beutife SiegesMuneriid,t 10 in
Gcnoirob. 10 unbeiongen gum Nus
Druid, uro es lit gcrabe 0icics IebIen
icgIider Eoie, sic irincm Bud Heii
telleiEen.
Won merit Dem Gcrfoiier oui ieher
Scite on. ME er nit qon5er Scel,
ooS Qbenteller ousacfGtet bat BIZ
gum 4uAcnbIif ieiucr MelhunQ be-
9!emiraI Snudon in aonItnntinopcl
p@leloc geboriamit. 2onour0s3up
ser ~Gntnen" in StGrfc BON fiini
Sffi5icrer. iichen llnteroffi8iPren nno
ficbefu.ahbreiBig Nnmn sur Stcae.
Sanitrirt. 2einen-Ginbano,
4reis inr bic neutidje NnsGabc S1.25
uSer St.35 portofrei.
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Ro(en l'o Afern.
&riesserlcbuife riuer aranfrnibpes
iter. Mitgcteilt INN StIa gSrnger.

Wie Elm OGmon, Dem bas carmen
fiirdterIi4en SpaB ma6t, briQt oeT
Sftipino um uniere o!te, einiam geles
gene 8arade. 3pei llbr na6ts. Aae
balben Stunoen tpmmt Der Sberar3t
unb fragt, pb mir uns ni6t fiirdten.
S6tpeiter Serenn ld6elt: Der liebe
0ott lit 1tdrter als Sturm un0 So
fafen." limb Ddnn drbettet iie eifrtg
petter.
Der quite 0ottor uno Iein portreffs
Iider MHiitent, oie bier, in elmer mel
%Ientpeiten trpitloien Gin0be biuter Der
sSront, benz prpptIorif6 eingerihteteg
S~ilfsld5arett poriteben, t6nnen 1id auf
S6peIter Serena uno Die anOeren uns
ermii0liden 9elferinnen perlaKen.
Seine 6rage.
4ber Der 0ottor bat Sorgen. @m
Mbeno mar cine Srbonnan3 aus oer7
Stube bes Generals Don r.. bu.
Bon oen erbaltenen Nu6ri6ten piKen
nur er uno Der Nfi1tent. Sonit ME
manb. Warum noble
Canadian perrinnen bic Stunoer.
Der Sturm bat INNER nod ni6t na6s
QelaiIen. llnfere Shiperperpunoete,l
i6Iafen reht unrubi9; lie 9loubeu itf'
ourh oas @etD1e in bic Snladt Sus
riidperIeBt un0 Itobnen ltnb pbantaiiee
rem. Witunter fGbrt elmer BON tbnel
in Die 9Obe, murmelt aufgere9te Som
manboporte uno finft Damn nieoer
ibermiioet in bic 8ifen. 6iebertbe,,
mometer uno S6laftrunt, talte I'M
idldgs unb Wr5neien Der mannt9faltig.
item Nrt-io gebts reibum.
9l0sli6 febe i9, pie Der SberarSt
3ufammeni6ridt. Gr gebt BON Dem
9ett bes aranten, Der 9eraoe friI6
berbunben nirb, meg uno iteGt fih oil
zines Der Seniter. 4ufmertiam laui6t
sr in Die pe6f9pur5e 5initernis BIN
aus.
Der Srfdn briint uno ~riittelt an
Dem 6olspert. Dab es G6st. gs tinai
mie 8altgebelG BON @olfen. Nein,
bonnert ba ni6t Yferbegetrappel9-
mir balten Den Mtem an I'M
QugenbIid oarouf tit ipieber nidts 81
unterf6etoen.
No6 INNER ftebt Der Doctor an
benz bi9ten 8orbong, Der bas 6eniter
berbiIt unb Iauiht. Gin unbeimlis
DIES &on3ert, oieie pertpprrenen Stims
men Der Tiniternis! limb iebt pers
itebe i6 NIT einem Wale, rel6e sents
nerihpere Gorge unferem Sberar3t
auf Der 9ruft laitet: Die Sroonnan3
bat f6lehte Rahri6ten gebrdft.
Der Srtun briat bic qlei6e, un
oertdnolihe, fhouriee Qntport. GO
lift, dls fpenn 0Gmonen ba orauben
gegen bic 6~ol3pdnoe unIerer armieli-
gen 8e6auIung onrennen. UNI uns gu
uberfauen. Sin nrbetmlt6es @efubl
bate urS oGs, bic mir bier arbeiten.
bei6lifen ME bic @~orabnunq bon ct
mas GntIeblifem, bas beooritsbt.
@eraoe gshe ih Don einsm &rontens
lager gu benz gegeniiberItebenoen @r3=
neitiid-oa tIingf pIoBli6 Elm tur3er,
tlutidenoer S6Ias gegen bic 8araden>
pnnb . Der Sberdr5t, Der an oieier
STEELE itebt, modt in berieIben ST.
turbe einen S6rttt nab porpdrts uno
brtdt IautIos 5%uiammen.
nWabri6einIih cine p~erirrte 9Iioel
aug benz paben Gsfedtsgeldnbe."
meint Der 4~Tiiten3ar3t, nafoem sr
feiteeIteGt bat, baB mitten i'm 6er8sn
Oes 9oten bas OerbdngnisOoue 9eitoB
itedt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-06

ltnO rsnn bieIer 3uia uacu< lHs in
.1emps" in Qbrebe geigQi piJb. p
qef6iebt Dies wabrime,nlih ans quten
8rijnoen: I'm gu per6tr9sn. oaB bic
tpeniq Qeiibter urb irsail Ioln1tiiden
erQtiihen Gurusttuppen ,inen INNER
Deutliher n~erben0en i6Scl;hen Gin
ftuB 1uT bic miIitdriiht Dis3iptin
ibrer fran30ii6sn &owe;oAen ouss
ii6en
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-06

Wenn Elm n%tieTsr" S4tiiihener
n:4t psiR, mas er eiqen.lita asTdrie
ben tat, Dann mag er fia beya6igen:
Gr finbet INNER 9rititer, DE IS ibm
trlf1ren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1917-07-06

Wir finb itarr Dor S6redeu unS
Srdusr iiber oos unisligs 9ef6id, bas
uuisren 6iibrer oabinserufft bat. uno
bod: er bat eineu i6Onen Sob gsfuns
ben. ben 9eIoentoo Dor benz 6einbe,
mitten in bormber5iser 4rbsit.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-05-03
Standing of Climbs.
Ono Game Today.
Norfolk in Petersburg.
Newport News in Lynchburr.
Rocky Mount in Portsmouth.

LNhchburg. Va, May 2-Inside
baseball, timely batting and effective
pltchlng IN number of pinches by
Aihaugh. gave Lynchurg two games
out OF the initial series with Peters
burg. today's game resulting in a 6
10 victory for the Shoen1akers
Alhaugh pitched his first game in
professional ranks. and but for wild
ness. would have come off decidedly
better in the fray and with much less
work than he was called upon to do
10 get himself out Of holes, due 70
passes.
One of the features of the see sa "
contest was home run drive by Man
ager Joe Stanley in the seventh. The
locals showed continued improvement
IN play. this being especially true at
the bat. for the Shoemakers pulled
off in fine shape three squeeze plays
which were good for as many runs.
The visitors went into the lead in
the seventh when Klein was walked
and two hits behind Ollum's wild
heave To first Melted three runs. The
game was pulled out OF the fire in
the eighth when Grimes started
trouble for Mullen with a walk. The
player stole second and went to third
on tho play which should have stop
ped Ollum at first. but Pay made 4
clean fun bic and both were safe
Cook pat sacrifice down the first
base line for his second successful
squeeze play Oft he game, Grimes
counting. Ollum came home on Nc
Neifs nigh liner TO center Three
ia st doubles featured the fielding.