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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-07
Be||aire and Ferry
AII-StarS in Series
First Game VIII BE Played Sunday In
Bellatre.-Both Toams Arc
STRENGTHENED.

What will no doubt be the most in
teresting and hardest fought baseball
series ever arranged in this locality Will
be started when the Ferry All-Stars
meet the Bellairc Athletics ut the Six
teenth street grounds at Bellairc, In the
first q three-game series next Sunday.
Tho fact that Manager McGaughey
released five of his star players who
will b. found in the Ferry lineup Will
add considerable ginger to the opening
game. On the Ferry team will be found
nine players who ut one time or other
woro the uniform of the Bellaire \. a..
included in which arc two cx-managcrs.
namely Bob Prysock and Ed. Mullaney.
With this lineup Manager O'Malley's
team slaughtered thu StroehnannS on
Labor Day. and they expect to defeat
Bcluire. but look for much harder
battle than their Labor Day recreation
was.
Manager McGaughcy has strengthened
his team by adding Cummings and
Brown. of DcnuIs"n: Giles. EIsk and
l1cdlc bach Of the liaucrS: and Ncuhardi
Of the StroehmqnnS: anG l'cvans o!
Caldwell. McKcivcY and Morgan will
do the umpirlng. Game called at S:15.
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FINAL MATCH IN CHAMPIONSHIP
FLIGHT POSTPONED UNTIL
LATER IN WEEK.
Robert Rownd, D. A. Beatty and Rus
sell Throp Win Notwithstanding
ham Lowers Course Record.
(By c. r. cAMPBELL.)

Yesterdays matches In the patriotic
golf tournament brought to close one
of the most successful tournaments
ever held in the state. AS all the prizes
were donated, quite a handsome sum
was realized for the Red Cross. The
fact that the finals in the champion
ship flight had been postponed until
the latter part Of the week detracted
from the interest, but there was quite
gallery on hand to follow the final
rounds of the other flights.
As D. A. Beatty won the first flight,
defeating T. Fl. Pollock, he was dis
qualified from winning the Baum
trophy. This left a tie to be played
off between W. E. Wells, Jr., DR.. K. &.
Camden and Geo. w. Hewitt. Mr..
Wells was forced to default. so Mr..
Hewitt and DR.. r. c. Camden played
off the tie, DR.. Camden winning with
II net.
In the second fight. Robert Rownd.
Jr., continued to shoot fine. steady golf
and won from W. G. Hamilton by
up and to play. At the end of the
mornings play Mr.. Rownd waS l up,
but in the afternoon increased his lead
and ended his match on the fifteenth
green. being up with to play.
Russell Throp won the third flight
cup from ". E. Weiss by up and
10 play. This match was closely con-
tested and had not Mr.. Weiss taken
four puts. on the seventeenth green
there might have been different
story 10 tell.
The Parkersburg veteran, D.. A.
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|STATE PATRIOTIC GOLF TOURNEY
BROUGHT To SUCCESSFUL CLOSE

Beatty, took Harvey Pollock into
camp and wins the handsome cup
given for the winner Of the hrst six.
teen defeated eight -
Alexander Cunningham yesterday
again lowered the record for the Coun.:
try club course, shooting remark.
able round OF 81. The best previous
record was IS, so this reduces the rec
ord one stroke. His friends will be
glad to know that Alex is going so
we'll, as he leaves for Chicago Sat.
urday to play in the western open
championship. Cunningham was run.
ner-up last year in this event and, his
friends are hoping he will land one
place better this year and come home
q winner.
The visiting golfers were all very
much pleased with the way the tour.
nament was conducted and one and
all expressed themselves as having a
royal good time.
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BROWNS TEL WINNERS.

ST. LOUIS Sept. G.--St Louis won
1h,. opcuI!iE gam" Of the final series with
Drtrui, h"r, today To .. The locals
won in the tfth when they scored three
runs. Pratt and SEVERED walked. while
jacobson vas safe whcu Turns threw
TOO l;,ir 10 third to catch Pratt. John
sons Infn.id out scored Pratt. while
':rvrrcid Tailed when Lavan hunted
Sarrly. .t'singlc hy Sloan sent jacob
son across the plate. Rain halted the
game for about 90 minutes in the fourth
inning. Score:
r. II. E.
r.lroit. o o n q o. 0 l
ST Inuis. 20 . o 0 80 2
Eolaud. Cunningham and StanagcI
Davenport and SEVERED.
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WASHINGTON PLAYERS
CAPTURE THE DOUBLES
, lntclugcncer.

Special Dispatch to tho IntcluErncer.
WASH NGTON. Pa. Sept. 6.-R. Nc
Burney and +. Hatfield. both Of Wash
inctnn today won the doubles tennis
championship OF Washington county in
the finals of big tournament here by
defeating II. Post and E. w Garbisch
in straight sets. 6-4 and GO. The match
was the fastest cf the tournament al
though it was evident that tho losers
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land, 10.
Umpires-Evaus.
Time-1.50.
GIANTS HOLD LEAD
BY TAKING SECOND
GAME FROM PHILLIES

NEW YORK. Sept. 5.-New York. re-
tanned it's ten-game lead over Phil;tdl-
phia by breaking even in doubt"
header with the Phillies here today. TIL"
visitors won the first g;lmc to ;. but
New York won an easy victory in the
second. : to 0.
Philadelphia won by scoring three
runs on three hits. including u home
run by Cravath. Il steal and two wild
throws.
Philadelphia played a wretchcd fold
ing game behind Mayer in the second
game. six errors aiding tn" Giants in
piling up runs. Perritt VIII" pitched
for New York, won this second to U
shut out Of the week. Scores.
First game III. h. !;
Philadelphia .... Dol 100 h00-5 q
New York ......1 100 100 600 :
Lavender and Killirer: Benton. An
derson and McCarty.
Second game r. H. L.
Philadelphia $500. 900 mo OO--0 G
New York 90 020 32N-7 10 Q
Mayer and Adams; Perritt and Rari-
den
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did not play up 70 the form they showed

did not play up 70 the form they showed
in previous matches.
The Semi-final5 in singles were also
completed today. Il. McBurney by de-
feating r. ChriStman. and II. Post
through his defeat OF E. w. Garbisch
qualifying for the finals. 1t had been
expected to conclude the singles today.
but wet courts forced u postponement
until tomorrow.
Scores:
Singles Seni-FtnAI Round.
Is. McBurncy beat r. Chistmon So, As,
5-3. Fl. Post beat L, w. Garbiscn Sd,
o..
Doubles Final Round.
b. Mcl2urEey and p Hatfield beat III.
Post and {. W. Garbisch Ga, 6-2,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-07
POLICE PICK-UPS.

Carl Cunningham. Of MoundSvIlle. was
picked up last evening by Motorcycle
officer Walter WORKS. charged with
speeding on the Island Owen Acktnny
was picked un by Detective Schlick. and
held as suspect. John Buzi". s. A.
Maxwell. c. II. Adams, and j. t.. Conrad
were locked UP on charges OF being in
toxiCated.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-07
ERRORS BY RECRUIT
LOST THIS CONTEST
FOR The MhCKMEN

PHILADELPHIA SEPT. G.--Errors by
Philadelphia ga Boston victory here
today. 5 t" /. Palmer, formerly Of the
Ills first appearance It third for Phlla-
deiphia. His error in the third inning
paved H." way fer two runs FOR the WIS.,
iiorS. Score: T. Fl. l..
l'hiladrlphia. ... .uul 900. 000--1 ) 3
Shur" and Acucw: Schau+r. Myers
and Meyer.
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Cleveland Americans.

Two base hit-Chapman. TorkIeSon.
Stolen baSes-Chapman, 2.
Hits and earned runs-Off Evans. 10
and in (none out In ninth); off Tor
kleson. s hits, o runs, in 8.
, First base on balls-Off Evans. .; off
Toe&leton. l.
Struck out--By Evans, i.
|, Passed ball-Billings. /.
i Wild pttch-Torkleson.
: First base on errors-PittsourGh, l;
CLEVELAND. /.
Iex s1n hASAs-Ptttsburgh. S; Cleve-
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PUNCHED THEIR HITS.

CHICAGO Sept 6.-St. Louis punched
hits in the fourth Inning Of today
game and defeated Chicago TO 3. Nj
Of st. Louis runs were earned off Hen
dirk. and Douglas who relieved him
after one man had been retired C'li-
cago used TWO pinch hitters unavail-
irgly in the ninth inning. they failing
before Packard's pitching. Score:
ST. Louis 0 o 4 o o q ID .
ChicaEo o. 0 0 o o n--3
Doak. Packard and Snyder: Hendrix.
Douglas, Carter and Wilson.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-07
WACNER'S MISPLAY
LOSES EXHIBITION
:: GAME FOR PIRATES

CLEVELAND, O., Sept s-Honus
wagner's wild throw Of Billings ground
- and Torklesons two base hit gave
cleveland a to l victory over Pitts
bufgh in the ninth inning to-day. Tor
kleton held Pittsburgh to six hits and
would have scored shut out but for
passed ball. Evans was hit principally
after two men were out. Score:
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RADICALS WIN.

PETROGRAD. Wednesday, Sept. 5.
New municipal elections have been
held in Petrograd, resulting in vic
tory for the Radicals.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Newark, 0: Richmond. 3.
Newark, Z: Richmond. 2.
Providence. 3; Baltimore, ).
Providence, Il: Baltimore. J.
Buffalo. 3: Montreal. 10.
Toronto. S; Rochester, 6.
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90 DHuHu JAN.1D.

Suqire W. P. Wickham during the past
four days has committed 80 men to jail
on charges Of being intoxicated. Most
of them were arrested by Baltimore &
Ohio railroad policemen at the passen-
ger station. ,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-07
MocoHxEYs TO PLAY
v11aINIA1 SUNDAY.

The McConkeys will play the Virsinias
at the Forty-seventh street Fairgrounds
Sunday. Both teams arc In good condi-
ton and It is expected that there will
be a hot contest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-07

The term "hcc" is generally applied
Ia n large part OF the members of III"
order hymenuptcra. The true bees. how
ever, Include only ii 1Imilics.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YedternAY's Gam

YeBterevay's Gamer
St. Louis, S: Detroit, ..
Boston. 8; Philadelphia, l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-07
Standing Of Clubs
Today's Games.

Today's Games.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Boston (2).
.. Philadelphia at New York (2)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-07
HOW THEY Stand
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Games

st. Louis, 4; Chicago. 3.
Philadelphia. 6; New York. 2.
New York. Z: Philadelphia, 0.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-09-07
Standing Of Clubs
Today'g Games.

Detroit at St. Louis
New York at Washington.
Boston at Philadelphia
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In Fairness to the Public

the confidence which have faithfully
that every chance his clothes before
that
$3.50 for Mmsef-WE WILL CONTINUE TO SELL AT OUR
PRICE $40 AS LONG AS THIS MERCHANDISE LASTS.
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Our Stock Is Complete
You Should Come Tomorrow

put buying single day longer than
you assortment will smaller day. Come early
Buy Suits and Ovecoats
you canbuy suppow of perfect satisfaction in every
detail or your money back remains the same
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Read This Over Care

The cloth contracted for almost has increased i'll
value from 500 O0f6 With foresight and into the
market months ahead the ordinary clothing people secured for only
limited amount of CLOTH that make and sell trade the
price $40.
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Here Are the Facts

Why forced to price order maintain the
ard of value have always put into Sherman Clotes
1s Enormous purchases made by the United States and Ali
Nations of thousands of uniforms and blankctsl
stripped the mills and factories of their WOODEN cloth, pr;
ticaly parayzing the clothing industry.
End This making shortage Of wooden CLOTH boosting the
of cloth from 500 to 1000 per yard So YOU what
happened.
3rd The high cost of living has forced the aoS demand
increase of salary from 20 to 500.
We would not consider lowering that quality of tie excee
value that always sold patrons There alter
but to raise the price.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-22
git Alnge gottt.
Cine ainoerseididte. Son auiIe
8rubn.


Gte tIstus Cote biipfte Dor Jrsu.
be: n44 ia -. i9 mill benz Papl
bic i91nea 8lumen bringen 80. uno
bas peiBe &leib mill i'd anaieben,
Mlama 49,. ober meinit Du pas
btmmeIblaue2"
.8as tpeibe, lte6es RinO!s
2otte purDe nohbentli9.
r2tber Papas @eburtstag 1T bod
erIt I'M Ropember, Mama 49,. uno
ieBt 1T bod srit 49,"
SIS 1T ni4t Popas @eburtstas
beute, Cote; aber elm anbsrsr pi4s
tiger Sag"
SOL i4 benn ut4t gratalteren,
Mama2"
300. Oos fOltf Ou tun, meta
Sinh"
8ie tlsine 2Dtts ftirmte baDou
unb fam na9 8erIauf elmer 9iertels
itunoe in einem buftigen, peiben
&leib9en Suriid,
SD tpsiB iebt, Mama -. beut
tit bein 9O45eitstag. @ie Grete bat
mfrs e6en geiagt. Darte nur, Mas
ma, BIZ betommit Ii6er aud 8lumeil
pom Papa -. paB nur auf!"
4ber bic Mama tpanDte ii9 a6
unD faate lqnelnb:
pa4, Papa bat an 70 bel anbers
Dtnge gu Oenten! Dor allen an
feline aranten."
8, aber bas OergiBt sr bod ni9t
49,. Das petB t9 gang gepiB! Absr
Mtama," rief bas lebbafte &inb uno
isine groben, blauen Qugen bliBten
aus Dem feinen, tIugen 9eidt9su,
sparum ge9it bu ni4t ieIbf gum
8apa24
sd babe aOpfpe6, Itebes atnb,
bas piirbe papa bemerten, uno ba
er Iia ia INNER nit &ranten Be-.
f4dfttgen muB, mDdte i9 inn ni9t
mud nod Msiibe ma9eu!"
so reifen mir aud beute nt4t gu
Sante SuIie?"
bod, bod, mein &inb,"
pie tletne 2otte fab ieBt naf'
0entIi9 Orein.
sd mill Gisber ni8t gu gopa
geben, Mnmaaen, Gr ioII bod au
btr tommen 49,. ni4t?"
r9u pirit geben, 2otte. papa
tpiirbe fpnt febr b6ie tusrOen."
sic CAB benz atnbe bic pra4tDDG.
len 8Iumsn in bic 5anb,
a9u ipIlit beute gang DEFENDERS
Iieb un0 gut nit benz Papo fem 80. /,
Damn ptrO er bielIei9t nit uns reis
len, Cote. 9u muBt t6m fagen,
pie lieb Ou ibn bait -. ptlif bu
Das9"
r9epib, Moma. getptB."
2an9iam ging 2Otte ieBt nit ben
i4Dnen 8lumen bapon.
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elmer q o9ri9t bOn 80 a T.
tinsburg, 80. Do, 3ufolge berIor bic
Qebrerin aba Rnpbe In Rearnebss
bile bas 2eben BET Der Rettung eli
mes ibrsr 30gIinge, Der a9tiGbrigen
Sranitd ittington. @dbreno Der
Mittagspouie fi6rte BE 2ebrerin bic
&inber Bel stnem Sposiergange i'm
5reisn Biz 81 etnem ~perlaFenen
Steinbru9, nelner nit Dafer ons
sefalt unb 3ismli8 tieF mar. Die
tleine Suanito beu9te Ti6 iiber ben
Rnnb 0es Steinbruds uno perlor oas
9leiagepi1t. 0bgIei9 6rGulein
9nobs bes S4nimmens unfunbig
mar, Iprang iie Dem ainbe mad. llns
ter fat ibermeni9Ii9en AnTtrensuns
gen gelang es ibr, bas Rinb an BEN
Ranb bss Stetnbru9s gu bringen, no
bic Mit59ilerinnen bosIelbe errsis
den unb in Siderbsit bringen tonna
ten. Snfolge Der llebsranTtrengung
brod bic 2sbrerin 5uiammen unb ere
trant Dor ben Qugsn ber 3inOsr.
sic mar bic Sodtsr bon 5errn unb
5rau albert RnpOe bon Sbepbeross
tonn in @effs8irgtnisn uno mar felt
orei Sahrsn ols 9sbrsrin In Der 4ears
nebbinssS 1ule anssitsIt. Sic hattie
Elm utter poH nur 81 So1ren srs
rsi6t
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! Eoqsn. DeiBt 6u, papa -. i9 ..
i9 babe bid eigsntIi9 niht msb'
! sans 10 Iisb, tpte fribsr. unb BIZ
Mamn -. bic peiB Oas aud i9ur
-. i9 bobs ibr ssIost -. M&cmt
msint: 9ns biirfe i'd ni6t Inssu
ober Is lit 70, popa!"
.2lber &tnb!" rtef er er19rDder
uno Der bittere 9orpurf in Der
I86nen, erniten, bIauen 4ugen bel
slusen 2otte ii6erpdltiste tbn fiji
sinen 4igenbIid.
aotte aber Dertiefte ft9 ii6tli9 tr
lie DOR tbr auftau9enDsH @e0anter
unO fubr Dnnn fort:
s9u biit ia eua taft ME mebr Be-
ans, papa! - @oau babsn mir bid
bsnn2 Simmer iinO mir ALIEN un&
partsn auf bid. limb bann tomunI
Su nur fir cine Mtnuts berein 49,,
mandmaI au9 gar ni4t. Damn
mifisn mir ALIEN eiIeu 49,. NH
miiifen au9 ALIEN ipa3teren ge6en
limb abenbs 1T es aud 10. Damn
gebe i9 Der Moma INNER nod eiReu
GrtratuB fir bid unO i9 metB gay
ni9t, Oh BIZ i6n AUDI triegit. 9aI
III benn beine &ranten lieber pie
ans, papa9 Mama 1T INNER frau,
rig, neil Ou ME ba biit. Sd peiB
bas gang beftimmt. 9a fobren nil
FreiIia lieber gu Sante Suite, berr
bic ma4t ii4 penigitens ettpos aug
ms. 9te lift frob, tpenn mir BEL
ibr itnD. SD mill INNER BET Midmo
unO Gante Suite bIeiben, au9 tpenn
i4 etnmaI grpB bin, Papa. Sd
mill mid ME b~erbeiraten! Wtrit bu
mir bas erlauben2"
QufdngIi4 bate er un8souIbtg nit
Dem SuBe auf ben 8ooen geftampft
-. dber ban1 ieBte er it1 nteber
unb itelIte bic &leine boz Ii9 bin.
p9u btit ia Elm gang tefes, unars
!iges, tleines Mdbden, 2otte. Rebelt
iiber 9inge, bic Ou gar ni6t Der.
tebit -. etgentita boit bu iebt eins
Strafe BON 4apa DsrOient. @as
iOII i'd benin ieBt ppbI nit Dir ans
Fangen, bu aIttluge 2otte2"
@ie bns Sinh i'm dnIab nit ben
trGnenfeu4ten 4usen.
gr tonnte bic &lsine nit einem
sin3igsn 8efeblsnOrte btnausI9tden
-. aber er ba9te ni9t oaran.
st blidte lunge in bic blouen Qu,
gen ieines &tnbes un6 3og Is bann
itirmii9 al Die 8ruit.
gPapa 49,. Du peinit ia! 8ift bu
Dtellei6t audi trant, pber tut Dir ets
mas peb9" fragte bas &inb, gu tim
auh4ouenO.
nQein, Ser3Iieb! &pmm, mir ges
ben ieBt our Mama!"
9as &tnO an oer Sanb, trat er
BEL tetner 6rdu Elm.
sd tomms nit Ieeren 6dnben,
@dbriele, aber nit elmer Bite, eiuem
@pri4lag. SD trete meme grbos
glngs3ett morgen an. Ruu t6nnen
mir ia 5uiammen rsiIen. SIT biz
eos re4t, tpiIIit bu bus, 9er3Itebfe9"
0ds ROt Der 5reuOe iiberflog ibr
geIi6t, als err iie in bic arme f6IoB.
qottes Subeli6ret srItidte bic antz
mort Der Rutter.
nQa ia, mama -. ni9t fpobr
-. bas pillit bu Iisber2"
Sic Id4elte unb tiiBte bdntbar bas
gliidfeIige ainbergeIt4t9sn.
rSa -. ia -. bu meme olIers
Iie6fte -. tletne -. tluge 2otteI"
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9ottor Rolf Doblberg fab in Iei.
mem @mpfangs3immer. Die Spre9s
Itunbe mar boriiber unb ct mar miibe
lnb dbgeipannt. 8liidIt6erpeife 1T
es nun 4uguit 1tnb er Tam feline
grboIungsreife antreten.
Na8 1T beun 9eute fir Elm Sage
= RiftiSl IS lit ia 6rsitag. ST
metnt, beute miiBte ettpas 9eIonbs.
res Iein, ord lit er Ii6 nidt flor,
mas es isgsntIi9 fem tSnnte, unb
neil man inn eben bic 3eitung
bringt, 10 0ergtBt er eS ptsber.
Da bort man brouBen einen Iei9s
ten S9ritt. Die Sir tpiro aufge.
ma4t unb Cote ftiirmt berein, bic
i4Dnen 8Iumen in Der 5anb.
Dos mill bas Rinb 6enn beute9
lnb iebt fdIlt es tbm Elm: Der 9o9z
~2eitstag. ST bat i'm riatig pers
Qe1ien -. bat feline @lumen bsiteIlt
fir feline Grnu 49,. bas 1T isbr ar.
9erlid, b06it fatal!
nSd6nsn guten Sag, Iisber gos
ba! SD grutuIiere Dir aud unb
bier BAIT bu 6teIe f96nen 8Iumen."
.@ielen 9ant, 5erSlisb! 9os lit
ia rei3enb BON btr!" iast er etpas
berleeen uno erptbert ben berslihen
Sub ieines 8in6es.
n5oit Ou mid bsnn aud nod
Iieb, papa3" ingt 2otte idmsihelnO.
g@epiB, 5er5Iteb! On 3tpeifelft
cod ni6t bardn?1
p2Lbsr bu ipielt ia gar niat meBr
nit mir unb gebit aud gar nttt
mebr NIT mir fpa3ieren."
.Das tperos i9 fpieber tun, 2otte,
penn i9 msbr 3eit babe. 9u rpsiBt
ia, i'd babe INNER bel 5u tun!"
Sn8ptf6en bat fib 2otte nit BET
Si6er6eit bes bern09nten Gieblings
on bic 8i6sr gsma4t, bic anf benz
Sareibtifd iteben.
nWo bin i3 6enn, qopa -. i92
So, unb no 1T benn bic Moma?"
,Q6, tleiner 0dIefpeis 49,. niht
bier auf benz S9rsibtif9, I'M album
Ifnb bic 9ilOsr," perisBt sr Iei6t en-
regt.
sGo9" meint 2otte. .Mlnma bat
bid ober ouf tbrem S@rsibtiI9 unb
i'm &lbum ouf Der nlIsrsrften
Seite -. unb nod I'm Qrm6mb
aud tn Der 9rOI9e -.
ibsraIf papa!"
l9aB mid isbt in Rubs, aottel"
CT gsrsist.
2otte aber 1T Elm b~ersdrtelies Sc
T60pf6en, ni9t ssD5bnt, eei6OIten
su nsrben; Te fiiblt fi6 bur6 biels
antfport bes 9atsrs psrlebt.
nit burfpurfsDollen 8Iiden itsbt fis
isbt Dor ibm unb fdgt:
spnpa -. ID m64is BIT strDas
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-22

Gr Tam nt@tg bafar.
Ridtsr Gu einsm @ielbefroftsn)
SIMMER pisbsr muB i9 9ie bier als
Qngetlogtsn isbtn!@
Qngetlostsr: uDas lam i'd Senn
bofirl GiumnI DOnie i'd Bier als
3eags fungisrsu; bo bat mir tsin
Rsni4 mas esgIoubtl"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-22
@Iortnte gppersein p ).

Slarente ppmers Elm e e.
ger, purbe neuIid obenos aus Dem
Blue MOuie Sbsatsr in st. qaul h
ote 8affenbale abgefibrt unb ater
g%s5ipungeH, nieOsr3utnien, bic aEleaas
gu tlhsn unb dnbere 8eipeife IeinFt
gopalitdt gu gebeH. st bate In.
Iheater, aIs ieins 5rau Iih rdbrsna
bss GpieIeus Der IatiDnalbbmne
Aob, iRr ssboten, ii9 3a ieben. 81
Iagte, er babe Osn 3ped hires aud
f!ebens ni4t bsgrifFen, 0a er aeru0
sinsn Bcrtpe6iel NIT i6r eehabt baI
ts. SIN Suiti5oepartemeat gIau6
man ibm uno entlisB ion NIT einet
gerpurnang. gut auF8upaHeu. tptaa
Ole pntrictiihtH 4IdHgs trt0nsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-22
0etutbsn,
.(goriante.)

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gs gtng I'M 8aIOe
Stta fIr ii4 bin
Gin Bennebrloer,
9at ni6ts i'm Siur.
S6m bIinft e~ntgegeu,
8eritedt i'm Woos,
Gin blanfer 8ebuer,
Sic SreuO tit grob.
CT oentt: Sen iparen,
8Gr' nirflih bnmnt,
@tn3ige 2oIung:
aiimmrI NIT 8um."
gr trabt CUR Gdente
SIM rdhIten Srt -
Gin Shlud = Elm @ludieu,
Ser 3e6ner fpdr fort.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-22
Sat.

2ab bid ni6t in ben SdrnifA brin0er
Son tletnen Meni4cn, tIetneu 9inger,
Sen @lefanteH ritbrt es ntft,
8enu i'm ne %tDtu6'rs Iitfe ittdt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-05-22

Sim Pbotpgrapben.
Bite reft frsunOIid, 6srr 3ipfeI;
bsnisn Sic mol ni9t an Jbre Gsonl~
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-07-30
Tan, Red or Freckled
Skin Is Easily Shed

To free your summer-soiled skin of Its
muddiness, freckles. blotches tan. the
best thing to do is to free yourself of the
skin itself. This is easily accomplished by
the use of ordinary mercolized wax, which
can be had ut any drug store. Use at
night as you use cold cream. washing it
off in the morning. Immediately the Of
Tending surface skin begins to come off in
entire cuticle is absorbed, without pain or
Inconvenience. The second layer of skin
now in evidence presents a spotIess white
ness and sparkling beauty obtainable In no
other way.
If the heat tends to loosen and wrinkle
your skin, there's an effective and harm
less remedy you eau readily make at home.
Just let an ounce Of powdered saxoiite dis
solve In a haif-pint witch hazel and battle
ffghtens the skin and smooths out the lines.
making you look years younger.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-07-30
CITYS MEDICAL STAFF
Topeka Physicians and Surgeons May
Be Recruited in Six Weeks.

The medical staff to be recruited
from Topeka physicians and surgeons
will probably be taken into federal
service within a month or six weeks,
according to DR.. w. F. Bowen, who
has just returned from Washington
where he rendered the services OF the
Topeka organization to the govern
ment. No definite answer was given
to the doctors but it was understood
that the company will be accepted.
Doctors and surgeons of Topeka
thru this organization will tender the
government services of an entire base
hospital medical staff. Supplies for
tho base hospital, it is understood,
will be made by the local branches of
the Red Cross and the base hospital,
supplied and manned by Topekans
will be a monument to the city
while American soldiers are in France.
Recruits for the organization, ac-,
cording to DR.. Bowen, are plentiful.
A recent organization among the doc.
tors of town has aroused more than
slight interest in the younger ply
sicians and there will be no lack of.
medical recruits.