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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-08
BroWns and Braves
Furnish SURPRISES

pitching, but has been unable to
make his club deliver the punch
which has always kept it out near
the top.
Miller 'Huggins has been able to
whip a winning aggregation out
OF the Yankees and unless the
club is hit hard by the draft Hug
gins should be out there fighting
for the pennant before October.
The White SoX have been more or
less of disappointment.
Mauled in West.
The Giants have failed to show
the superiority predicted for them
in the National league. After
beating everything in the east
they were badly mauled in the
west and it would not be surpris-
ing to see them repeat their 1914
performance when they collapsed
before the advance of the onrush-
ing Braves. The Cubs look mighty
good and have a very fair chance
to win.
The Braves have come thru
much better than was generally
expected and Bezdek is getting
some good baseball out of the
Pirates.
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BY PAUL PUURMAN

Having completed heir turns
around the circuit and each team
having tried issued with every
other team in the league it is now
possible to form some definite con-
clusion regarding the strength OF
the clubs IN the National and
American leagues.
The 1918 baseball season was
and still is Tartar for the dope
ster, on account of the changes
which are being made in lne-ups
almost daily thru men being call
ed into service, and further in
roads may bring about condi-
tions which will shift pennalt pos
sibilit!es even more drastically.
So far the st. Louis Browns
seem to have gone further to up-
set the dope in the American
league than any other club.
Win Consistently.
The Browns have gone along
winning pretty consistently and
look good for a certain first di-
vision berth. The Tigers have
been the big disappointment. Jen-
nings not only has had to buck
against his perennial hard luck in
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Titles WOnIn
s Lively Bouts

OF the eight bouts decided last
night at the Camp Lewis boxing
tournament, five meant the Great
ing of new champions in the
Class A, or professional division.
The new champs are: George
Thompson, Gath company, 9Th
battalion, depot brigade, 125
pounds; Danny O'Brien, Company
E, 361st infantry, las pounds;
Butch" Simonich, Company A.,
361st infantry, 155 pounds, Dick
Wells, Company A, 361st infan-
try, i65 pounds, and Bob Sum-
merville, Company F, 364th in
fantry, heavyweight.
The go between Kid Koch of
the engineers and j. Resell of
Company A, 34Sth machine gun
battery, furnished the thrill of
the evening, the supporters of
both fighters yelling for a sud
den finish" from their favorite
gladiator, Koch got the decision
at the end of the third round, but
not without losing the glove Off
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Wolf Dog Is Center
of Powerful Drama

BARGE, Son OF Kazan,' James
Oliver Curwood's thrilling story
of the great out OF doors which
ran successfully in the Red Book
ma gazine for several months. has
been made into a picture by the
Vitagraph company and will be
shown at the Melbourne for three
days starting Sunday. Nell Ship
man is seen in the play with Al
fred Whitman.
The story of Baree. the wolf
dog, faithful unto death, serves in
the screen version as background
for a throbbing love drama Of the
snow country.
So far as an animal can be the
events OF story where human
fates are deeply tragic Baree is the
leading character. The picture
seems like living thing with the
earth of the North still on its roots
and the sap still flowing.
AL Garcia plays the role OF the
villain with splendid naturalness.
In addition to this thrilling fea-
ture the program has couple OF
lively comedies to bring the
laughs.
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Dancers Bringing
Oriental Splendor

All the splendor Of the Orient
Is brought to Tacoma by Brother
st. Denis in presenting Wanda
Hoff and company in The Dane
Ing Girl of Delhi" outstanding
headliner at Pantages for the
week starting Monday afterno Don.
Closely following on the heels
OF the headliner is Alexander Ga
den and his company in a playlet,
That's the Secret" Gaden will
be remembered for his appear
ances in the motion pictures when
he supported such stars as Mary
Pickford.
st. Denis, a brother OF Ruth st.
Denis, presents Miss Hoff as
Mama Vanti. the Persina dancing
girl. Barbaric splendor works
we'll into the telling OF the thrill
ing story OF Mama Vanti, wom-
an of the streets, VINO becomes a
favorite in the harem OF the
rajah, a character portrayed by
Dayanand Goray. A large COM
pany OF dancing girls assist the
star. This is the first tour OF
the west that Miss Hoff has made.
No matter what else is on the
bill Joe Roberts will be greeted
by roar with a few small roars
thrown in, for Roberts and his
Sanjo are always prime favorites.
Pat Barrett, a happy young
Irishman, has an exclusive song
talk.
AL Prince and Rita Bell, cou-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-08
Mary Pickford Comes
| to Colonial at M'liss

Miss, the charming tale of
California in the golden days of
40. so admirably told by Bret
1iarte, will be the feature at the
Colonial theater for Il whole week
beginning with the matinee Sun
day.
Mary Pickford is the Miss"
wild untutored daughter of a
dissipated father.
Tender and courageous, Miss
knows how to take care of herself.
When a handsome school teacher
enters Red Gulch, Miss goes to
him to 'be learned and Cupid
snares them both. When Miss
father is murdered and suspicion
rests on the school teacher, she
saves him from an avenging mob
and the real assassin being found,
M Hiss and the school teacher are
made happy.
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by FANNY FILM
Only Chinese Actor in
Ewes of the World"

One of the things that lifts THE
Eyes of the World, Clune's cinema
translation of Harold Bell
Wright's famous book, which
comes to the Liberty theater Sat
urday. out OF the ordinary Is the
work of All Wing in the role Of
Yee kee, the Chinese man servant
OF Aaron King. Alb Wing is he
only Chinese actor Ia motion pic
lures.
There have been Japanese act
ors. Indian actors, negro actors
and representatives OF almost all
of the races, both on the stage and
screen, but the representative of
far Cathay discovered by Clune is
the first one of his race to take
mp histronics as a real vocation.
The Chinese have mostly remain
ed in the laundries, kitchens and
gardens.
That All Wing is a man of abil-
ity in his vocation II admitted by
himself. His personal cards bear
che legend: Clever Chinese Act
or" and give his address at 1855
Alameda ST., Los Angeles.
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Animal Circus at
Camp Lewis Sunday

circus as the greatest on earth, F"
Leonard Agazelow, advance press
agent, is in Tacoma for few
days.
1.-THE AL. G.. Barnes Touring
circus this year is bigger and bet
ter than ever" he said. 1.-THE
program consists of 103 spectacu-
lar, thrilling features.
Miss Cleo Weber, pretty and
daring, dances in a den of lions.
The crowd gasps when Miss Ma
bel Stark enters den filled with
30 jungle-bred lions. This young
woman does not know the mean
ing of the word fear. She sends
the lions thru a series of amaz-
ing stunts.
"A lion taking balloon ride
is the stunt of Sampson, big
African lion.
The circus train As ears long
will reach Camp Lewis early Sun
day morning.
Tacoma will be treated to par
AIDES on both days of the circus
stay here. The parade is two
miles long.
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"Mary's Ankle"
Shows Promise

A promise Of unusual entertain
! ment is offered in A. II. Woods
forthcoming production Of
"Mary's Ankle" May Tul]y's clev-
er farce. which comes to the Ia.
coma theater Monday and Tues
day nights direct from the BiJou
theater. New York. The entire
New York cast and the New York
production will be seen at the
Tacoma.
"Mary's Ankle was the first
hit of the current Metropolitan
season. The splendid New York
, company includes Amy Leah Den.
mis-, Bert Leigh, May Wallace
James Hester, Edward Butler
Louise Sanford, Donald Macleod
Gertrude Mann, Donald Mcbride
and Others.
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Sp0r t
BIueand
Gold Is
Champ

The Stadium high school base
ball team annexed the inter-
scholastic championship yester-
day in the fifth game Of the
series when they beat the Lincoln
team with a score Of to 0, after
one of the best games ever wit
messed among the high school
teams in recent years.
Not until the ninth frame was
the game cinched when Doc"
Adams struck out WoltOn with
two men on bases. Adams work
ed we'll, especially in the pinches.
He struck out only four men and
walked six, but was given great
support.
In the first and last innings,
the Lincoln team got two men
on bases with none down, but
DOC" frightened up and let them
down with a zero score.
Mika at shortstop and Kelsa
at second base, contributed a big
share toward capturing the lau-
rels for the Stadiumites. For
the vanquished Lincolnites, Capt.
Gardner, Pollen and Harader
played a good game and fought
hard to save their side from de-
feat.
Coach Deal must be credited
with having his boys in great
trim and giving one of the finest
exhibitions of baseball seen
among high school teams for
many year.
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his left hand which went flying
into space as he took a big
swing at Resell.
The second heavyweight event
in the Glass :. championship went
an extra round, and Bob Summer
vile won from Toy Taylor of The
supply trains after q nifty exhi-
bition of boxing.
Other bouts On last nights pro-
gram, which was one of The best
yet staged, resulted as follows:
Danny O'Brien defeated Silly Nell
son of the 316th sanitary train,
scoring a knockdown in the sec
ond round. Butch" Simonich,
155-pounder, defeated A. !. Now
ell, supply command, 302Ed in
fantry, in a fast three-round bout.
George Thompson got the deci-
sion from Battling Chico, Bat
terry b, 347th field artillery.
Monday, when the tournament
will go to the finish. promises to
be day of exceptionally good
scraps.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-08
Golf Germ Likely
TO Bite Bill Hart

Bill Hart Is Threatened with the
golf germ and we all know that
once bitten. there is no more
virulent form of insanity than
golfitis. Hart has never had a
golf club in his hand but Rather
inc Macdonald took her clubs
with her to Nevada and has vowed
not to come back until she has
Bill arguing about the feasibility
of putting with a cleek.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-08
Courts Opened
to the Soldiers

The Tacoma Lawn Tennis club
has announced that the courts of
the club at North 9Th and Tacoma
ave will be open to soldiers today
and tomorrow, while further priv
ileges for the soldiers will be
made known when the club meets
next week. There are many crack
artists at tn camp who enjoy a
game when they come to Tacoma.
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Shows
Fannie's FickerS

pie OF well dressed folk with fine
comedy and tuneful songs, come
with new act which was tried
out but recently at the Palace the
alter. New York, and went big.
Rose and Ellis, barrel jumpers,
are real jumping jacks with a
good humored idea OF pleasing
the folks. Tender Memories" Is
the fifth chapter of The Son OF
Democracy film portraying the
life of Abraham Lincoln.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-08

The circus is coming.
The AL. G. Barnes Touring
wild animal circus will pitch its
big tents at Camp Lewis Sunday
playing two performances at
Greene park. Tuesday and We'd
nesday the famous wild animal
show will exhibit in Tacoma, CIV
ing two performances, afternoon
and evening on each day.
Heralding the wild animal
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Given Letters

Thirty-two girls at the Lincoln
high school were given Letters
yesterday by Miss Elsa M. Pink
ham, girls gymnasium director.
In order to win a letter girl had
to be a member of a winning team,
and tournaments were held in
tennis, basketball, volley and
baseball in order to determine the
winners.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-08
TACOMA THEATER

Friday, Saturday and Sunday and
Saturday and Sunday Matinees
With "Camouflagc;" Carl McCul-
Tough, Stevens and Marshall and
3 Other Orphcum Features
Prices-25c, Soc and 75c. Matt
nees, 25c and soc.
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TODAY'S BILLS
AT THE THEATERS

TACOMA
Orpheum vaudeville, with
"CamoufIage."
PANTAGES
"The Atlantic Revue" and
vaudeville.
HIPPODROME
"Five Merry Maids of Music"
VICTORY
"The Kaiser" the Beast Of
Berlin"
COLONIAL,
.sThe Family Skeleton" with
Charles Ray.
APOLLO
1.-THE Landloper," with Har-
old Lockwood.
MELBOURNE
"The Spell of the Yukon"
with Edmond Breese and two
comedies.
LIBERTY
1.-THE Eyes Of the World, "
Clune feature.
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Games Yesterday.
Vernon 2, Sacramento 1.
Salt Lake Q, San Francisco 1.
Los Angeles 4, Oakland 3
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1918-06-08

xRussell and Hannah; Schock-
er and Nunamaker, Hale, Seve-
reid.
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Dancer Is Pantages Headliner
9 O o Q Q o o 8 o o 9 o . 8

Wanda Hoff, who heads a ,
company Of superb dancers I
in the Oriental spectacle,
1.-The Dancing Girl of Delhi" (
Pantages headliner on the Z
new bill opening Monday aft {
ernoon. Miss Hoff plays the <
part of the pride of the (
harem. (
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
8 o o o o o o o . o o o o o .

All games postponed.
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MEM S
Ailments
My
Speciality

I have de
voted the bet
ter part OF
the last 20
years to the
reatment Of
those all.
ments pecu-
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HUNOVE MA USTUPU PUSTOSf
BEL Gil.

Paffz, A. rfjna. = Francouz
ska vlada vydala mnifestacni
prohlasenf N6mecku a jeho spo
jencim, ze kazde pustoseni Il
zemi hunskym vojskem opuste
neho nedprosn6 bude spojenci
trestano Varovan{ francouz
ske republiky pravi, ze nemee
ky lid Jest spoluvinnen ma tech
to zlocirech a must n&sti take
veskere dnsledky a ze vsichni
nj ma jejichz rozkaz Sc zverstva
tato konaji, pridrzeni budou k
zodpov6dnosti. Francie spolu Sc
spojeneckymi vladami kona pra
We nynf porady jakym zpdso-
benz by mohlo byti teutonske-
mu vandalismu celeno.
Londyn, a. ffina. Jisty
Muehlinq v nemeckem listu
Berliner Local Anzeiger v clan
ku prozrazuje niciveho ducha
mad dstupem rozkaceneho Ne
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mecka. Pravi doslovne - "ze
spojenectf statnici j cely spoje
necky tisk jsou pevn6 pfesv6d
ceni. ze jest naprostou nemoz
nostf. ably 81 Nemecko nechalo
vnutit ctrnact miroyych clankd
presidenta Spoj. Statd Wilsona,
drive pokud .se nepodaff spo-
iencdm prekrociti Ryn. Necht'
vsak 81 spojenci pamatujf, ze
drive celia Bel9ie obr&cena bu
de v poust' nezli mad kolinsktm
velechramem zavlaie britsk&
vlaika. A v dobe kdv spoienec
ka jizda napoik svoje kon6 vo
dou z R1na, nebude vBel0igi a
nj v iednom m9st9 ponechan
n iv jednom m9ste ponechan
kamen ma kameni. Kazd& bel
eicka tovarna bude znicena a
dolly ucineny nepotrebn1mi. LIE
sy pole 20 pnl stoletf stanou
Sc nedrodntmi pod ocelovtm
dest9m millionn stfel.'
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MADARSTf STATNiCE UCAsTNUJI Sc JIz MA
KoNFERENefcH. IT,.
sPolENE sTATY DosUD RAKoUskEM FOzvANY
q Sa %} siyNEBYLY.

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JENNIE konferenc pravue tax vdensky vaecny dopisovate
n9meckeho lsu Berner Tagbatt Kolinske sty pax
muj pf{jezd nekterych uherskych satnkd minserskym
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vch pfedporadach madarske delegac hrabe Stepan
Tsza hrab6 Julius Andrassy byvay uersky president
ersk@ho kabineu hrabe Albert Appony maarsky nstruk
emf ministr. ,,
Ohasene move pokusy mir stavaji popud rakou-
skeho minstra zahrancn zaleztos barona Buriana
Zastupcm madarskeho tsku odpovede premier
dotaz. zda jest dohledne dobe mozny mir:
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eme prosp9ch miru ze vyednAvanim z bylo zapoca-
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sc kuh a granatI nasledovaly,
take V Morgan vyhlfzelo vse
jako ma bojisti. Tovarna planu
la, ohnjve koule dopadaly vsu
de, tfaskaviny sycely, praskaly
a cerny otravny dym nesl Sc k
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Vybuch byl tax mocny, ze zem
ma devet mil v obvodu sc "a
chvivala. z blizkNch vojen-
skych tabord povolani branci
ku zachrannym podniknm vse
cka okolnf m3sta poslala do
Morgan lekafe a osetfOvatelky
j hasice. Hlavni Cast tovArny
byla zachr&nena.
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.kADOWNASI VOJfN A BRANQ VYLO-
SOVANf DOBYLI "KRIEMHILDE"
OPEVNENl.
BRrTOVE SEVERNE Cd ST. QUENTIN
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NEPRATELsKA vOJSKA USTUPUu u REMESE
We FLANDRECH.

Londyn 4. rjna - Americane po spojenf francouz-
skmi vosy Argonnskem ese vrh vcera posledn ne
mecky obranny dokonae organisovany system znamy pod
menem "Krimhilde dobyvse cast sysemu posoupit eel
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vceres napor Americana predchazel osry dslovy ohe
kdext dtok p9chot zepocal ses hodne rann General
fdi vtnad ernerckIch dl dotEen&n
zapasu nasch pole fadovf vojini generamaora Bull
larda jakoz vylosovanf branc Illinois, zapadnf Pennsy
vane Vrgne Wisconsin, nchz nektere jednotky teprv
nedavno Ameriky do Francie pfibyy Jde 8 86
syvansk6 virgnske dvise vycyicene tabofe Lee akox
narodnf brance 2, tabora Grant, Ill. = =
Americana "a vcerejsfch bojd Krmhilde cel nskoi-
ka dvisim pruske gardy akoz n9koka n9meckym sborm
zem9braneckym. II,
Nepfte utrpel hrozne zraty zvast americkou Ramona
dou divse pruskych gard byy americkym krizovym
ohn6m decmovany jednoho prukeho battaonu zbylo so
muzi vseho vsudy Napro tomu ztraty Americana jsou
tem9r nepatrne. e. Nr
Lee ami nych bojistfch zapadni fronty Hundm
vedo skutecnos ustupu pode cee cary
zvlast Fandersku kde n9ecke arady opoust9 vysek
mezi Lensem Armenteres Britove po pfejt drahy
Lensem pfiblizili Sc mestu Lille pet mil.
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spoenecka vojska pozamala da 4000 nepfael postou
pa mezi Cambrai LIE Catele mstech tech postaveni
Hunt je zvlaste kriticke.
Spojenech aviatkove oznamuj vseobecny 1stup neme-
ckych Beg Pouze zadnf nepfateske pokouseji
Sc spojeneckou pozdrze N9mci jako obycejn9 t.
stupu ncf sve pfebytecne zasoby vypalujf vesnice
Francouz postoupli vcera tez bosi severozapadne
cd Remese spolecne Americany Aisne Champagne,
kde francouzske voznce sou cele amerckych pechot
N9kok lokalnch bod ytezns vyrizeno vcera spojenci
fron9 alske zvast Assago pan kde Brtove zp1so
bill Rakusanum znacnych ztrat.
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SMRT We FRANCu
26lety V6cIav c. FamSra, 3O95
Otokar Ave., podlehl zanstu
Pile ma zap. fronts.

Smutna depese pos'ana wee
re- Washingtonem do domu els.
1905 Otokar ave. 26k.ty syn pa
na Famery, p9sak u narodni a.
nler. armady, Vaclav Fam9ra,
podlehl 10. zarf zanetu pic
kdes "a zapadni frontou We
Francii a byl pohrben 8 vojen-
skou poctou jako hrdlna zivot
svij "a vlast polozivsi.
Vaclav Fam&ra narodil Sc v
nasem meste, vychodil s dsp6-
chem farnf skolu ma zizkov9 a
r'ozdeii pracoval v rdznych o.
eelarnach cleve'andskych. PAX
kdyz prvni losovanf branch via
dou asi pred rokem narfzeno,
Vaclav Famera rovnez byl od-
veden a jako pest rekrut do
Sherman - Chillicothe poslan.
Byl to inteligentnf muz a pro-
to spo'ecn6 8 iinymi vybran ku
zv'astnfmu vycviku v tabore
Pike, Arkansas. odkudz Du-
hovou divisi ocitl Sc poslez ma
bcj;sti We Francii.
Pred nedavnem "a aktivn{
eluzby Vaclav Fam9ra s, vsaK
nachladil 10. zaff. vzdor veil
ke peel lekafn, podlehl z&netu
rlic v kteres po'ni nemocnici "a
hitevnf linif.
Budiz Cert .ieho pamatce a
yfela soustrast jeho pozdsta-
lynn.
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myslu v teto zemi. Az dosud by
10 We Spoj. Statech vyrobeno
1894 letadW tohoto typu. Vyro
bene stroje neposfdaji sc vse-
chny pres more v temz poctu
jak isou vyhotoveny, an jista
cast jich jest pouzivana k cvi-
cebnfm letdm ma zdejsfch lett
stitch. Vsichni prislusnici await
ckeho sboru must Sc zprvu ne
Iii vyslani byvajf do Francie
podrobit' dhk' adnemu vycviku
jiz zde. Letci z cvicist poblfze
Washingtonu kazdodenn9 VILE
tell We valecn& formaci, v podo
,b6 v mad mesto = manevrujf
mad samym narodnfm kapito-
lem.
DIE 1fednich zprav sestroje-
no bylo az dosud 8216 motord,
q niciiz skorem vsechny posila-
ny jsou ven a umfsfovany ma
spojeneckych a.tadlech. Kazdv
aeroplan must mfti tri motory.
ieden v cinnosti druhe diva v
zaloze. Delka 'Tetaciho zivota"
motoru Jest jen 100 hodin. tato
ma prvni pohled pon6kud ONE
zena vykonnost vyvazena jest
rychlosti americkych motoru
Svobody. neb pracuif rvchlostf
140 mil "a hodfnu, takze "a u
danou 100hodinou dobu urazf
c: lkem $4,000 mil, coz jest L.
ctyhodnym rekordem. Motor
po 10Ohodinove praci neni sice
nepotrebnym. ale vyzaduje il
ste predelavky.
Podobnym zpusobem pokra-
cuji line vyroby zejmena stFe
Iva jinych nezbytnych potfeb
valecnych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-05
PklPRAVY SPOJENYCH STAIt ma
POTkENf KAERA.
STRYC SAM MA v EVROPE BEZ
MALA 100000 MUzU.
DRUHE DIVA MILLIONY STATI BUDOU We ZBRA
nj DNE l. LEDNA

Washin'ton, 4. rijna. 1,84O,-
600 Americana pod vlajkou
Spoj. Statd bylo prepraNsno
pres Atlant;cky okean ma ev-
ropska boj,ste. Udany pocet ar
ci neoznacuje pouze americke
vojsko ma bitevni care We Fran.
eli, zahrnuje v sob9 tez oddly
v Anglii, kde podrobeny jsou
vAecnemu vycviku jakoz VOL
ska vyslana pits okean Pacifi-
cky ably Sc sdeastniIo polni W.
pravy sibffske a tez americke
sbory bojujfci v Balgii, 1talii
IS severnim Rusku.
Vzdor tomu, ze vypuknuti
z;name moderni epidemic, Spa
neske chripky We vojanskych ia
torech americkych ronekud u
volnilo pohyby nasich vojsk, ie
gen eralni stab pfesv6d6en, ze
rristi novy rok, jiz dine l ledna
stati bude pod vlajkami hvezd
a pruhI lctu budici armada v
sile 100000 valecnfkI. Od-
vod muzd pod'ehajfcfch BRAN
ne povinnosti die nejnov9jsiho
zakona pozdrzen byl ponekud
hrozfci epidemii, jez aae poma-
lu jiz z vojenskych le7enfch
n,izi.
Dnes udany celkovy pocet
nasi armady podan byl vojen-
skemu vyboru domu zastupcu
asistentem tajemnika valky
Crowellem nekolika distoj-
Milky generalniho stabu. Pos ed
rejsfmi bylo take oznameno,
ze "a posradnf tyden zhotoveno
l.ylo icelkem 234 aeroplanI k
1celdm bombardoyacfm, syste-
mu Haviland, coz jest nejno-
vejSim rekordem leteckeho prI