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Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-05
Community Celebration.

l, The Community Christmas tree and exercises were enjoyed at. the church parlors "Wednesday evening. Gifts and candy for the children and ice cream and cake were served to all.
 Henry Townsend lost valuable horse the past week.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-05
Has New Churei

. Word received from Rev. c. E.. Spalding.. former pastor, tells of the occupancy of a new church at O. coanut Groye;> Florida, the first Sun day in December.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-05

Ssa.snth Morning of Below Zero Tenn psrsture--Man Found Lying in Gut. ter at Midnisht-Derhy Residence c! q Mir. and Mrs. Alfred D. Blake Dam. aged by Fire-Present Coal Situa- tion-Dro4l Experience of John D. Horton. -
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-05

Lunch Served Visiting southbridse Basketball Team-seore of Regis srants and Some Wives Summoned Before Exemption Eeard-Metor Trucks Running From Norwich = Fridays ciassiications Announced War Bureau Organized.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-16
Sersliden Sanf.

Den folgenben unicrer 2eiern, Die
lett unierem lcsten 9erid)t ibr gbon.
ncrlent auf bus Solfsblutt ernc,,cr.
ten, ltatten mir bier unicren beralih.
item 0anf ab:
IT,. 1 Sobn Solertlen, Serm.
<blmann, Seouoro Saerer, Srail 6.
Tlciid, Suit, Ectr,s, Gbas. Sacs,
Eaitor s. Stops.
81. s. @lllt. @aiuer.
@crnlanll 1880 Mnt. 8rcis, Gbrilt.
0nnnicr Sr., 9crnt. 9eniing, Serm.
Snnmcr, Gbas. @anicn Sr., Gbus.
aimnlel.s
q. 2ouis - Srau z. Nclcnbahn,
Gmil 9oer, s. 8. aleitcr.
@erger - 4opier Shneibcr, Srau
6. 9luntcr, Sobn &. Wepcr.
Gnic- Geo. &racttlp.
ut. Sterling - 4i,g. arcter.
Worriion - 5rie Suenfel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-16

-gSm. Scrnncr, Der 2citer Der
County Irmen.5arnL madte inns Die
Mittbcilung boB ser biesiGbrige> @r-
trog Der Sarm alls 1871 @ui6el Bei.
sen, 203 9uidel Safer unb 36 Dit
libel Hog9en beltebt. Der groBte
Sbcil bes 9(reols Der Irnlcn = Sarm
in &orn uno @eibcIono. Srt.
iolgc Der Site unb Scr 0iirre miro
Der Grtrog hcs &orns jcboh icbr &c.
ring icin.
-Ibonnenten welde ibr Bolts
,iatt niht erbaltcn, iolltcn ms TO-
fort per Yoitfarte oapon be,adrid-
mir weroen Damn einc Grtra.
ienoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-16

True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Aug.
Is, 1918, as required by the Act of
October 6, 1917.
-@ieiige Srcunoc baben Die 9tad,
riht crbaltcn, bub Nornlan 0cdnlam
Dos Mteer in Sidcrbcit gcfrcu5t bat.
-0rc9or @aus bot lid fir Die
Irnlce amucrben loilen uno bot iid)
nnl lcttcn Iicnstoe gum 0ienit &C.
mrelbet.
= -Sulius HoOe urb @attin erbiel.
ten IN Der pcrgangencn gSode cine
Hoitfartc nit Der gtahridt baB ibr
Sobn &idarb lidcr in 6ronfrcid> an
9clangt lit.
SIT cincm Sriei an bic bieii9c
81. of q. Soge, 0crcn Mit9lico or lit,
l6reibt GILBERT Soned, &uilbmieo Der
1O4 Ser. Staaten Inlbulan5 60, IN
Sronfreid, bnB cr cincn Gippcnbrud)
crlittcn, lplpic aud icincn linfcn glrnr
idlirun perrcnft bobc unb infolgc
oclicn lid ilber adDt Modcn in cincnt
gaiis . @oipitul bcionb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-16

-gei Otto Soelferoing rno Sat.
tin lit Der Storh eingefcbrt un6 bat
Elm Sohterden gebroGt.
-Srau 6. 9. @uro uno SRI.
Saura Saeifner, iinb ON lesten
Sonntag nad SeOalia sereiit, gum
geilld Der @usItellung.
-Glmer Suits, bon Bridal Bell,
Srcgpn, uno SRI. 2oliie @allntgaert.
ncr mllrbcn nm 0ienstug, Sen 6. I,l.
quit, in Der @obnlrng Scr grout, IN
Hbiuclun0. ectrullt. Die 9rout lit
cine Gnfclin unicreS Mitbiirgers,
Nobert @ormlgncrtner.
Sic Tanlcn Gnrncll Guild, bon
Girfno0o lno II. 4. GabiH bon
Camp Sill, go, marcn Dcrgangene
@odc Die @Gitc bon 3. ". Ggecrs
ltno Satin. Die bcihcn obcneenanm.
ten Gunlcn iilb gtid)tcn bon Sra,l
GggcrS.
Sri. 2uella Sdaumburg, BON
So Groiic, &an., bcfinoct iid fir 2
@od,en tdcr nuf @eiuh bei ibrer
Santc, 6rou Carrie Surol. SRI.
Sdolunhura lit cinc Stuocntin I'M
9(dcrbo,t G~pIlcgilun bcs Stuotcs
&%onios, in Monbatton, &on.
C. %. ellis, frilbcr Glerf ibes
&r~cis9erid,ts bon @ascornoe Gountp,
bciudytc bieie ISOLDE icinc bieiiaen
Trcnnoc. Scrr ellis lit ictt Scr Sci
fer ser folnnlcrsicllcn Ibtbeilung
bon Morpin College, Srcocridtolpn,
Wo.
-Gom. 9anolpcbr ulo Satin,
mclde nlcbrerc @ohen bel Scrluano.
ten bier I'M County nl,f 9eiud) gene
len morcll, iino art 9icnstag mad,
2odmpoo, Wo. gereiit, bon no iie
Damn nod turSem Il.fentbalt luieoer
nodbouic, nod Oklahoma 9th, reiien
merben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-16

Sol. 9aumitarf uno Satin iino
bic sIildliden gltern zines Sobn.
tens. e
-Trib Sdarf uno Con Srit
Don ct. 2oilis tparen Gnoe letter
ISOLDE bier auf 9eiit6 bel Sreunben.
Geo. Wlleller, bon 2ittle Ser.
aer, bat bori9e ISOLDE feline Sarm bon
100 Nder fir $500 an 2ouis g..
NPuelIer p%erfauft.
-@. S. llffmann uno Samilie,
ms ser N1be bon Spenspille, be.
fanOcn iid am lctten 9icnstag unter
Der bieiigen 9eildern.
-gllg. &llelter uno Bbil. Got6,
bon Morriion, iparcn om letter.
Gienstog bier in gei6Gftliden Ser.
rihtungen.
SRI. 2oua Sibler unO Bcter
6ifber. bon S%mcnspille, marben am
Doriacn Mittiuoh ourd Sriebens.
rihter 8. s. Stoenner setralt.
-0rls. gliie &llbn uno Ollic
5onnuid, ionic Souis @rositciner
uno Samilie, iGmmtlid) bon ct.
Souls, iparcn oicicr Gage Die @Glte
bon allg. Sonnuld rnN @ottin al
Route 9.
-1reo Tnhrncr, bon Union, mar
om uorigen Sreitu9, gcihdftcbolbcrr
bicr i'll scr Stubt lnb iprnd bel bic
icr @rIcgcnbcit aid III Scr IrltfCrrl
Dor, sur Grnclcrulg lcilcs Nhprnc.
mcntS.
-S0cnrn Shrcimann. Don 2cs
Moinca, Soma. mar an uorigcn Witt.
nod, bier, duf scr SurhrciIc raf)
Sipiss, nm scr @ccroigung lcincs
SotcrS, 0cs bcrltorbcnclt Mu9llt
'Shreinunn, h%ciSulpobncl.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-16
geridt iiber @eisen. nnb Gurncrtras.

Miiiouri's @eiaen.grnte ergiebt
49,153,000 9uibeE mGbren0 Die
Gornernte altf 1S5,439,470 9uibcl
Suriifeing, ein SerIllit bon 66,960,.
600 9tffbel. Sics iinb sSeitltelllln.
gen, Die iih ans bem Iltgultg rntebe.
ribt ergeben, Sen 6. q. 2oean unb
Sepel Mapes bonn itaatlihen 9urem,
fiir SanOpirtbidaft 5l,iammengeitellt
baben. Der 9eridt giebt oen Stanb
ant 1. auguit in ben enaelnen Goun.
ties ON, Die burd Die Srodenbeit
nGbrenb Der lesten Is Gage entitan.
benen S6abeu iino aber nidt beriif.
iidtiet.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-16

SRI. Srnlu &linger bon Wtur-
idaa lit bier oui geiuh bel ibren Ser.
punoten, Spuis 9egcmonn mo 80.
Mile.
-Sruu ). $. 9elmers uno oercn
Sobn See, mclhe lid cine ISOLDE lang,
%beiudsmeiie, IN ct. 2ouis m,fgebol-
ten batten, iilo OIL lestcn Wtittipod)
mieber 5ubauic angelan9t.
-9lug. 9ererlo, BON @inOborlt.
Ger. uno Serrp 9ercnO, bon Silot
Eoint, Scr., mel6e leit Dem porigelt
Oonnerstog bier, bel ibrcm Sttpager,
Serrnom &opp unO ionItlgcn Ser.
munoten olrf 8eilld gerpclen lparen,
iinb om letter Wittmod lpicoer nah-
bauIe ocreiit. 9eibc 8ciu6cr lugten,
bob Gegas glcihfall5 icbr unter Der
Site urto Scr Erofcrbcit lcioct.
Wton bore Nlton Endaro, Den he.
fanlltcn &urton5cidncr ulb Inter
batter, cine Der Snuptnltntnern ocs
Scrnlunn Gholltuuquu Yro9rams allt
SonlSta9 (uliO ntorgen). 9err End'
arb bat ni6t icincS @lcihen uls Gr.
reaer Der 2uhnlusfeln. Eaduro ut
cbeniuIlS Elm Sdngcr uno Der &om'
ponilt frDblihcr, bcgeiitcrnOer Sicoer.
-Sormcr, wel6c ibre Maid)ilcn
tnter 91umen ltcben laIlen, mcrocll
ge5ipl,ngen icin, balo nele Walhlr1ell
All foufen. Mit eincm Gountp gcbt
es nidt better, no Die Gollntprldter
Photographers uno oergleidcn Wtaihi'
ncrie niht in M6t nebmcn. 9ellt5ll-
taac beoerltet Oas picI Geld. Gountp'
rid,tcr iollten ibr augcnmerf nlcbr
oui Oieic Sahe lenfen,
Sic belize, trodcnc @itterumg
6ot cine gang ingcpobnlide Yer
mc6rrng ser Sellihrcdcn sur 5ol9c
acbubt. Wander epcitc Sdnltt ocs
Slices uno anbercr ipGtcr Grntel miro
elm totaler Serllit iein iuern rldt
etuus gctban miro, lln oicie TeIt aus.
sllrotten. Gleic, 81 elmer iogcnnnntcn
Surcr Iaiidc, lit 5lpnr tbeller,
obcr cs miiroe iif bOd bc5oblen otelc
GeIt SIT befompicn. Mtun Idretbc al
Z. s. SoIbcrt. Miiiolri College Of
4oricultilrc, Columbia, Wto., fir
anpciilngen gum NuSrottcn Der
Se,lihreden.
--1Srunf Mllrpbn Srau Mm.
Miuacilen uno oeren Sodter, 81
Giup, ionic @ch. Mobcsfp mo 6ralt
8biIippinc Ringciicr, idnlnttIid bon
Benz, bcfonben lid ont lebten Wttt'
nod, beiu6smciie, beir in Scr Stoot.
Tyrolt Ybilippiue &ingeilen 1T cine
ebrwilroiec, nod, iebr riiItige @reilln
bon 9S Sobrcn. Sic Iebt ieit iiber
so S'Sabren in @asconaoe Go,intp, bod
mar Dies ibr criter Sciiid in Scr
mann. llnicrc Stobt mltB ibr gatl5
aubcroroentlid eeiallcn boben; tic
mar bo6erfrcut iiber allies mas nc
bier iab unb iagte Dies iei Der 9ll'd'
lidlte Sag hires 2ebers.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-16
STATE BANK
OF A Y, MISS URl

@egriinbet 1911.
aaeAaI $4,000, ueberidub $4,000
@utbaben iiber $150.000.
Setreibt elm alsemeines Sant9eiddft.
Sesablt 4 8rosent aui 3eits9 epoiiten.
SeSa6It 3 Yrpsent auf Spar epoltten:
Sat SiherbeitssS 3 poiits&aiten 81 bernie
then.
ano bittet freunblihit um cure 8uno'
ihaft.
Oirettpren:
Sinsn 8peger, 6. VI. Meger,
Z. gneelbreht, VI. v. M0eler,
Steo. 8uihmann. gbas. ". Suen
6enrp 2anaeuber9.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-16

Miiiouri lit ser pierte Staat mir
@inter.@ eiaen; 3iebt mebr bon Die
iem 8eiaen. oils fpie iieb5ebn anoerc
Staaten 5uiammeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-16
Masemeine Gpnntp Nenisfeiten.

Masemeine Gunntp Nenisfeiten.
Gha,ltnllpua in Serntann. Illglt1t
hct is bis 90.
Observation-Disclosures IN Ntorriion ON
:, September. I
Ga5 biciiec &reisgcridt miro anl
@tontag, Sen 8. September, III Sit
ung treten.
9n Mol1tos, Den 2. Illelit. miro
iid oas Na6laB . 8eridt in Situng
b%eiinoen.
ISM. BURLINGTON uno @attin, bon
9enl, puroen ourd Die 8eburt zines
S0hn6erts erfrelt.
Sic 8lano Broom Company CT
belt fiir5li6 Elm 3ertififat Der Sn'
corporation pom Staat Wiiiouri.
Ser ySmenspillc Hepublicnn" be.
ridtct oob Sbomas Marr anf Dem
republifanii6eu, iolpie audi arf Dem
oemotrotiihcn @abl5ettel gum Srie'
bensridtcr crpdblt lpuroe.
True translation filed with the post
master at Hermann, Mo-, on Aug.
Is, 1918, as required by the Act Of
October 6, 1917.
Clarence s. Wellics, bon Smens.
bile, bat iid bel Der Slottc annerben
laiicn ,,nb befinoet iid jebt in Der
ltebungsltation, auf Wure Sslano,
Californian.
Sront, ous Elm Sabr ulte Sobn=
t,cll bon Com. Sbicofc unb @attin,
bon S%penspillc, 81. 3, Itarb allt
Samstaa ben 8. 9(llguit. Die 9ei.
ictung crfolgtc allT benz Gpangl.
Sriebhofc, in genl.
Die Sorner IN Der Ndbc BON
@oibingtou beflagen iid) bob 0ic
crtrcme Site ser pcrgongcncn @odc
ous &orn, ionic olld anoere, ipdte
Srllht, iebr ecidGbigt bat. @Gbrenb
Scr beiBen Eeriooc itunb bas Sued-
fiber bcitGnbia in. Der gtGbe bon 100
@rao.
Mrtbur Srpilc, oos nclln Monutc
ulte Sobn6en bon Srpille Sapis
upo @attin. ,poif Noiebuo, Itarb fiir5.
l,h I'M Scim icincr 8ro6cltcr1,, 6.
q. Noberion uno Satin, bon Golc-
blb. Die itcrblibe &iille mllrbe aui
Dem ct. Samcs Sricbbofe, in Stonp
Sill, sur Hubc gcbcttet. Sic go
irorcn <hn unO Mal,rCr unlticrtcn
all @rabe.
Bon oen 9ii6tlingcn melhe mad,
ISranflin Gountp gcifidt mltrbcn unl
on scr 8ilIo Nibge Strabe at ar.
beiten, tpllrben arl Dorigcn Iienstag
iieben wieber nad Dem 3lldtbn,ie &c.
ibidt. 0ieielben batten nidt MIR
pcrpeigert fleiBig 81 arbciteu, font
bern tie batten audi Die ilbrigen
3idtlinee oupon a~bgebaltcn iid or,
bentlid alfsufiibren.
Set unierer porigen Il1sgabc pllr.
bcn folgcnoe llebertragungcn bon
@r1lnbbeiis bier regiitriert: Senrp
9ranbborit an @altcr @ranobprIt,
2S4 @der, in ser IGbc bon Sirit
Greet, fir $4,000; Sobu s. Soelmer
an Srit @. Soelmer ST., 14O Mfer,
in ser Mdbc BON Sirit Greet, fir
$1,S00.
Stouts p Mnpalt ". S. ellis bat
cine S%nformatinn beim Sricoensrid,.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-16

Staats p 4npalt Y. S. ellis bat
cine Snformation beim Srieoensrid,.
fer q. &. gnfc, in 9lai1b, eineereiht,
lollt mclder @m. STERLING uto @nl.
sterling Sr., bciduloigt werben am
3. Illguit oen SrieOen bon $. g.
&ottpib geitort 81 babcn. Serr Scott.
mib lit Der Staot'a npalt bon 9lano.
Sic Ineeflogten mobncn in Ser GGbe
bon 8lano, in Siage County.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-16

Gbnntullqua in Sernlann, IltgrtIt
hci is bis 90.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1918-08-16

Sri. Srn1u &linger bon Scar
idal lit bier ouI geiu6 bel ibren Ser.
munoten, 2pltis 9egemonm mo 80
Mile.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-09-19
LAST HOUR CAUSES
HARM TO SWIMMER

The unfortunate conditions which
prevailed in the recent national long
distance swimming championship for
women at Belle Isle. Detroit, fur
nished convincing evidence that IL is
unwise to stage events of this kind
so late in the season, at least in
Northern districts. The fair contest
ants were submitted in the race TO
totally unnecessary hardships. par
ticularly on account of the freezingIy
cold water, and finished badly done
UP.
Such furnishing tests are hardly
conducive to the best interests OF
the sport. Doubtless the setting of
the September date was due to diff
ficUlty in finding an easier one which
would not conflict with other cham
piOnship fixtures. but IL the A 4. L.
authorities made it a practice to
award all sanctions well in advance
this difficulty would be avoided.
There is at present too great an
inclination to await the eleventh
hour before definitely laying out the
title schedule for swimming, and the
habit has frequently caused trouble
in the past. The championship COM
mittce should get TO work in good
time, not after the season is half
over. as was the case in this in
stance
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-09-19
MICHIGAN WILDCAT
NOW FARM LABORER

Ad Wolsast, former ruler OF the
lightweights, has heard the call OF
nature again. The one-time- feared
Michigan wildcat is now a farmer in
Northern Wisconsin.
Wolgast snice leaving a sanitarium
some months ago, has been idle in
Milwaukee, although he occasionally
made tips through Michigan with an
old motion picture film OF the memor-
able Wolgast Nelson championship GO
This, however. did not prove remun-
erative and the little Dutchman has
been financially embarrassed ever
since.
He made several futile attempts to
obtain work-of a Government ma
ture--but was always turned dow n.
II is said that a Milwaukee friend OBJ
tained the farming position for him.
Up TO this time WoIgast has been liy.
ing with brother.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-09-19
GOLF TO BENEFIT
BY BASEBALL REST

1t is the prediction and belief OF
many enthusiasts in this section that
golf will become the most popular
OF all sports. because of the fact that
base ball games will be nonresident
next year.
In all probability, a great many
men who have in the past spent a
good part of their summer afternoons
at baseball games will cast around
for some other means OF recreation.
Golf will doubtless attract a large
number OF these, and the clubs may
again find themselves with waiting
lists when the season opens next
spring.
From a selfish point Of view. the
closing of the professional baseball
circuits is the best thing possible for
golf, but on the other hand, the links
game is the best conditioner for any
man, and especially in these times,
when high efficiency is demanded of
every one.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-09-19
Needs a Hundred Shots
To Make One He9e When
Dry Weather Arrived

Some golf players are led to
extraordinary length and to the
compilation of some remarkable
scores by perseverance or OBJ
stinacy, call it what one will.
Up in the mountains a golfer
took over 100 strokes for one
hole, and the hole was a short
one, at that. The green was To-
Gated on the top OF a hill, and in
dry weather It was necessary to
land the ball squarely on the
green or it would roll back to the
starting place. The man in ques-
tion was not fortunate, to say the
least. Time and again he essay
ed the task. His frantic efforts
to reach the plateau soon de-
veloped from a test of skill into
one OF endurance. Try as he
would. he could not reach the
top, where safety lay. AS fast
as he played the shot the ball
came running back to him, with
a persistency which was heart
breaking. Finally lucky
"swipe" got him home and the
ball stuck. but the actual score
for the hole had mounted to three
figures.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-09-19
Believe This or Not,
You'll Have to Admit
h'saD Darn Good Yarn

Holes in one on a golf course
are rare enough to be carefully
recorded by almost every or
ganized club. but when Old Glory
has a hand in aiding the elusive
ball to drop into the shallow cup,
it seems worthy OF wider renown.
Possibly that is the reason for a
communication from J. W. Abbott,
OF the Ogden Golf and Country
Club. who attests to the following
facts:
w. H. Watts. a resident of og-
den. Utah, made a massie shot
from the fifth tee, destined for the
green 135 yards away. The ball
struck the flag. which in this case,
was the Stars and Stripes floating
from a tweIve-foot bamboo pole.
The national emblem caught the
ball in its folds, as an expert
spider might trap an unwary ny.
then dropped il like a plummet
into the cup.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-09-19
coNeREssMEN AT FRONT.

HAVRE, France, Sept. Io.-The
American mission. composed OF Con-
Gressmcn Milton II. yelling and
James II. Hays OF Utah, james +.
Aswell OF Louisiana, Alben W. Burk-
ley OF Kentucky. Marvin Jones Of
Texas, and Charles II. Randall. have
made an inspection of the Belgian
front. They visited the sector about
Mercken, where the Belgians had just
won an important victory.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-09-19
HE'S DUE To REPORT

Charlie Way, the Penn Slate quarter
back and halfback, is due to report 10
Coach Hugo Bezdek this week. Way
has been working all summer at the
Midvale Steel plant in Coatesville. He
Is entered by the Meadowbrook Club in
the national A. A. U. championships the
latter part of the week. His track spe.
cialty Is broad jumping.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-09-19
FLYERS KILLED

FORT WORTH. Tex, Sept 19-sec-
ond Lieuts. James L. McReever, OF
New York city, and John NJ. Widen
ham, OF Los Angeles, Cal, both sta
toned at Love Field. Texas, were
killed late yesterday when their air
planes went into slide-sIip and
crashed to earth twelve miles north
of here.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-09-19

Of the most stirring bouts ever seen
in this city.
In the third CLANCY caught Tend
sending him into the ropes. Back
came Tender and, in the midst OF a
hurricane attack, sent the Balti-
MORGAN to the floor for the count OF
eight. However. he was unable to
put CLANCY away and from then on
II was hammer and tongs all around
the ring till the final bell.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-09-19
PLEDGE WAR SUPPORT.

CONCORD, n. H.. Sept. 19-Repub-
licans in State convention here today
pledged to the nation and the Gov
eminent at Washington their hearty
support. The answer OF President
Wilson to Austria was warmly in
dorsed
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1918-09-19
TENDLER Is WINNER

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1e.-Lew
Tender, leading in four rounds and
with a stiff knockdown in the third
to his credit, won from George Kayu
CLANCY. the Baltimore slugger. be-
fore 1000 shrieking, yelling fans at
the Olympia last night. It was one
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FLYER PUTNAM KILLED

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE. Sept. 1o.-Aviator Putnam.
leading American ace. with nine aerial
victories officially credited % him.
has been killed. lie has been turied
on the Toul front beside LufbeTy.
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VETERANS REPORTING

SOUTH BETHLEHEM. Pa. Sept. 10
Seven veterans have reported for
practice with the Lehigh football
squad. They are H. S. Ssxman, Dave
Pfeiffer, q Washington, d. C, boy;
Wysoeki. star OF the baekheld: Ed
win Booth. Joe spagna. Gus sayeris
and Jim Nolan.
Others who came out for the squad
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TORONTO. Ontario. Sept 10
When his machine caught fire while
flying more than 10000 feet in the
air near Le8side camp. Capt. Henry c.
Saunders. OF Erin, Ontario, was burn
ed to death.
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WILL HAVE ELEVEN.

Camp Leach win probably have .
football team this fall. The tact thar
Johnny McQuade Georgetown star.
10 at Camp Leach should prove q valu-
able asset to the eleven.
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SERIES SNIFTERS

Seen Michael Thomas? He's chief
rdooter for the Operators. Came
from the West Indies. Never saw a
ball game until three years ago. He's
some rooter.
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last year and have . good chance
at making q position are Sam webb.
FORMER stevens star: @. S. Thompson,
I. X Vogeley. H. s. Bum. II. Cold
man and Sam Kaplan.
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SWEAR OFF PROFANITY.

CAMP PERRY. Sept. 19.-More than
six hundred soldiers took a stand
against profanity when the PROPOSE
ton was put to them by the Rev
Bruce Baxter at a meeting in the
Y. NJ. c. a.
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have Brown. Eight southpaws for
nine teams is a pretty fair average.
Rex athletic Clubs was deprived OF
the services of a first class pitcher
when Ferguson, the Gallaudet star
was injured this summer. Fergy had
won eleven games and lost one up
to the time of his accident, and when
he attempted A comeback the other
day was beaten by the Mcdicos.
or the pitchers Frye, OF Navy Yard
has shown the most consistent OF
performances. He is a former Fed
eral Lacquer, and seems able to take
care of his end of the work in fine
style. Frye appears to be able 10
take care OF himself at all times.
Lacy On Sick List.
Lane Lacy. manager of the tenn.
peramental Naval Operations team,
is under the weather, but expects to
be ready for the games in which
Operations plays. The Operators are
being picked as the dark horse of the
series.
II would be queer to find the Opera,
lions men and the Marines in the
final for the series after they have
played through so many exciting
games during the summer in and out
OF the Navy Intcrbureau League. Ma
rines and Operations differences
threatened for awhile to disrupt the
District Baseball Association delib-
erations.
These teams have played half a
dozen times in and out of the league,
and three battles between them
would 20 far toward illing forever
the difficulties they have encounter
ed this summer
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Todsy-C1arendon We. Rex A C.,
American League Park, 5:15 p. m.
Umpires, Belts and. Hughes.
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Mathews and Blue, two Naval On
orators, left the team to 20 to the
front. Mstty played third base
Blue was an Outfielder but didn't get
going. Lane Lacy has signed up
two new men
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t"Nie Roche is about as nifty a
serond sackcr as there L. in the Sc
re-. lie plays The heid well. takes
throws H. tine style. is a frst-clsss
Filter and waiter and is fast to first
base.
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Walter Reed Hospital lads enjoyed
the smokes. Sergeant Walker took
charge of the 'Piedmonts" aud dis
ributed EN- to the men in the hos
Eital. Bob Doyle collected sixty
rats last sunday from the fans and
bought smokes.
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Tom Crook went to tackle Claren-
don and Operations on Sunday after
noon Tom wants TO win the title
at one fell swoop. Two games
would draw a good gate.