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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15
SCRAPS ABOUT SCRAPPERS

VXIALLy NELSON. the local bantam,
w is in excellent shape for his COM
ing eight-round fight with Eddie Coulon,
Of Brooklyn. at wrightstown, Wednes-
day night. Both men are going along
in their best form, and Matchmaker Moe
Grcenbaum has lost no time in making
the match.
The latter part of the wind-up brings
together two OF the best fyweights be-
fore the public at the present time
Young (Hank) McGovern, of Port Rich
mond, and Little Bear, of Montana.
Both men have been training hard and
are in excellent condition for the COM
ing fracas. The other bouts pre-
sent Joe Mendell, the local newsboy
champion, and Young Coster, of this
city: Max Williamson, of this city. and
Freddy Williams, of Brooklyn. and the
opening fight will show Joe Stanley and
Pete Howell, both of this city, in action.
Jen smith. the Bsyonne, N. y. middle
round naht with Mike MaTiEue. Of New
hS1s rhfy w he IN ,Sn ssb at West
Almost every well-known town in New
Jersey has boxing except Camden. u the
gram. y large number OF fans from this
city would be weekly patrons of the club.
Phil Bloom, the Brooklyn lightweight,
under the management OF Willie Edwards,
has been matched with Tommy Carey, OF
Nicetown. to appear at the open-air arena
OF the Cambria A. e.. Frankford avenue
and Cambria street. next Friday night.
Sc0OdIes. trainer of Jimmy McCahe an
nounces that the local welterweight Is now
willing TO hoX any man In his class from
Ted (kid) Lewis, the welterwcight cha m
pion. down. He is willing to box either
six, ten or twenty rounds.
The bets on the Lew Tendler-Irish Patsy
Cline fight, which js scheduled for tomor-
row night at Shibe Park. is to In favoc
Of the local boxer. The betting OF the
Chanev-Callahan tilt Ia even, and Harry
Greb Is "A 3-to-o favorite over Soldier Bart
field.
Eddie Walker, the official tax collector
of the Olympia Club. Will be at the press
gate at Shihe Park tomorrow night and
see that all men donate their tax for the
cause.
Frank Carbone. the New York middle
weight has started training for his com.
Ing ten-round fight with Jack NcCarron, Of
Erie. Pa. on the WITH. of July 10
a good welterweirht match has teen ar
RANGED by the mapaaement of the Cambria
A. c. for Friday night week. The men
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15
Kahanamoku Wins Again

ChicaHo, H., July l5.-Duke Kahana.
moku. Hawaiian swimmer. who with hjs
teammates, Clarence Lane and Haroid
Kruger. participated in the Chicago Athlefie
Association two-day water festival won his
last race In the final events here
1t was The 100 yards. and while breaking
no records. . outdistanced Lane and Waltz
Earle and Herbert Topp. of the Chicaro
Athietc Association, his time being 30 2-5
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15

New York. July i5,-By winning tn. de-
cidins game " the annual championship
al Grand Avenue Oval In Astoria, the La
Sutana soccer eleven OF that place YESTERDAY
captured the championship for 1918 The
white Rose team opposed the new cha M
pions and suffered defeat by 9 goals to p.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland. u New York. 1.
Detroit, !; Washington, 0.

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago. d. PhiiIies, g.
Cincinnati. d. New York. g.
Boston. .; st. Louis. 4 (first gamel
Boston. 4; IT. Louis. 8 (se~oni Camel
SCHEDULE FOR TODAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Clear uxO Rames). " ''fo-
Cleveland at New York, S.sO-Cisar,
Detroit Mt Washington todax,s u,.
brousht forward. played yesterday.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Phiiiies at Chicago, 3-CIoudy
ssccLi,n % hSrs st Il ttt.sar.%t tttnssnIat a&SClsar
Borton at IT.. Louis. today's game Iro.sh,
forward. played yesterday. ''"s"'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15

Totals. 72412
I-Carey,.. NJ; Wheat. Two-base hits
Myers, Leach. Double play-Roberfson.
Doolan and Dauhert. Struck out--By Com
stock. B. First base on bails-On Cheney
]. Left on bases-Pittsburgh. I; Brooklyn
and Grimes.
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Rain Saves Store Nine

Rain saved Strawbridge & Clotbier fror,
a severe lacing at the hands OF the repre-
sentative Camp Dix team. coached by Lieu-
by BY Walton: The contest was, called ia
the opening inning after four Of the soldiers
had faced Pitcher Lewis and the bases
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15

Boston gained in the American League
race by not playing. the Yanks losing their
chance to crawl up by being snothsred by
the Cleveland Indians. to l.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15

Charley Hollocher has probably played his
last game with the Cubs. as he was ordered
to report for examination today by his IOcai
draft board. He helped down the Phils
Yesterday by slaniming out triple with two
on the bags.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15

The Giants dcfcdt in cincinnati lras due
directly to tic crplodirO Of Lucky Al Demd.
rec. rho. after UeldNO three runS ia the
frst sir rounds, Odrc up another trio in In,
prOrcrtidilU bloody rOund
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15

BROOKLYN


Akron, o.. July l5.-The Pirates had an
easy time winning an exhibition game with
the Robins here yesterday by score
of : to l.
PITTSRIrRlH RROOkIYN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15

who will be seen in action aer Jack Brit
ton. OF Chicago. and Joe Welsh, OF tkioz
city. -
Billy Miske. the St. Paul heayywejaht.
and BARLEY Madden of New. York. are
reasdy issd ro for their eisht-round fight. which
the bout is over Mlske viii resume train
Ing for his coming twelvc-round contest with
Kid Norfolk, the Panama heavyweisnf.
which is scheduled to take place in Boston
on the night Of July %.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15

It will he necessary for the Giants to do
some tall hustling to get within ha ling dis
lance of the Cubs again. Tn. Chicago club
is now leading the New Workers by seven
and q half games
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B|V0LE E}
o,7d
BU|QGLES

SUNDAY tpds the open season for big Scor-
ing IN the major leagues. There mere sir
contests staged aud a total Of Sirty-tUo runs
iHNfC
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15

Jimmy Kane. first -bdseman Of the Worth
inDton Pump aud Machinery Com pany team.
has quit the Hdslcton team and piH locate
at Bristol, Pa, tUhere he tUiH pIdp for the
remainder Of thc season. Kane pas for
nlerlH manager aud star piuner Of the Soran-
ton State League basketball dUt.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15

Cincinnati downed the Giants by the me
score that the Cubs trOunced our Pills
to 8.
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RnEby hurled airtlEht ball for Cleveland,
while the Indian batsmen nieked Russell and
Ray keatlng for q dozen hits.

Art Nehf and Dick Rudolph proved to be
complete puzzles for the Cardinals and Bos-
ton won both ends of the double bill in ST
Louis + to and to g.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15

Marty O'Toole and Otto Merz, leading
pitchers Of the Omaha Western League team,
are to anit baseball. O'Toole In 1918 was
sold BY the -. Paul team. Of the American
the record price Of SEE 500.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15

Hank Gowdy. the former Brave catcher,
who was never good at gaAsinE umpires,
Is learning the use 'of gas AGAINST the Huns
OF his being shifted from the artillery to the
gas division In y letter 10 his old battery
mate, Ed Reulbach
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15

F-ank Carbone. the New York middle
weight. has started training for his com.
XII ,ensroun9 mSnt NIT 'ses & Hocarti1m; atin; a at
Erie Pa on the ~i-h. of July 10
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15

George Smith. a pitcher Of the NeiU York
National League Baseball Club. tCill 90 10
The Boston club IN trade for Bunnie Hcarn.
The trade uds arranged over the telephone
betmcsn Chicago and Pittsburgh, bv George
StdlltnDs. ot the Braves. and John J. Nc.
the Bruvcs, claiming that the management
hGd NOT increased his salary as stipulated IN
his contract,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15

jackson A. G. would like to hear from all
frst-class teams having home grounds ana
offering reasonable guarantee. James Kay
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a good weltSrweirht match has been ar
RANGED by he mana aaemeut of the Cambria
A. c. for Friday night week The men
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15

The bets on the Lew Tender-Irsh Patsy
row night at shbe Park. is : to 9 in. fayot
Of the local boxer; The betting of the
Greb is a 3-to-o fsvorite over Soldier Bart
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-15

Indiana r.. G.. has July 20 open ana
would like TO arrange game with any first.
class semiprofessionsl team having home
grounds and Offering a suitable uarantes
Joe Meimsn, manager, 1899 North Thirty.
second street. or phone Diamond 527 after
y. m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-24
INV MrxIco wr,rnER

Thunder showers ,onishtsor sunday
cast and south. fptr northwest por-
ton: not much chang, ln temperature
Local Maximum So. minimum.
30; range 30. At O'Clock. "a Easi
Wind. clear
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-24
Albuquerque Must Provide Homes
For the People Our Advertising
Has Brought to Our Doors

the Herald today what amounts to page advertisement by
h" Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce in which organi
on a'crties for homes for people are coming TO
this city during the fall winter and whom adequate
housing moi now available
Careful attention should given to this statement and TO
h' statements OF business and business institutions
paryng IT, As the statements sets forth Albuquerque is
face 10 face with crisis If successfully the growth
of 'hs city viii have been materially promoted If we fail to
meet IT, we VIII suffer serious set back
For several years past Chamber Of Commerce has been
c3ndugmg campaign of advertising of Albuquerque dsr
suits IN lag" increase in winter population Much of that win
ter population has hecomc The cumulative
r advertising bringing more and people every yea The
number coming tins year will be larger than before spite
plans and movements not directly affected by war
Doubtless if we had known that Nation be at war
"h Germany IN l9s We would not have made the campaign
year ago We dd not know H. The campaign made The
people have and coming If they turned away the
result Tor iN city and ais property will be very
must " No' way! provide Ior housing these people in comfort
This not ordinary advertising campaign TO boost
building. II IS not desired to promote the expenditure
'hge unnecessary dollar or to equsition singh hour un-
necessary labor Il ~ proposed encourage possible the
relatively snail amount Of building the
ate requirements OF city that has ougrown room
fon who doubt the fact that ougrown our house
have only inquire of the dealers and rental
agencies OF tins city as 10 the demand for houses during the past
summer aud their ability the demand They will You
that securing house for an family Of has
become an arduous Job They will tell You Of than
ny that has moved onward simply because they could find
There are two to meet this situation obvious
way q" building moderate size modern cottages sufficient
er 10 meet the demand These will pay reasonable profit to
those who build them.
The other way repair enlarge remodel and modernze
the considerable number of rundown badrepa
not rented because they fit live n and by
the family undesirable The of these
will find profitable TO invest the small necessary to
| make the improvements.
Three of these by Chamber Commerce
will be printed in the Herald with accompanying
from engaged the building trade and allied branches Ii
frankly advertising II selfish, personal promotion Ii
promotion for work that viay necessary the welfare
this city ts people and those whom hopes add population
The careful attention of every property in this city should
be these II they result inquiry
details Of the situation discussed the result desired will have
attain Tor sucn inquiry WI produce the necessary invest
ment
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-24

sure OF personal business interests
which demand his attention. should
tho luttcI boz the case. IL ~ bplioN ed
that George I,. craig Of Albuquerque
viii bo cloct,H 20 fll The vacancy.
After cauma the mcotiur TO order,
Mr.. GlicnWgtDU asked ~ -. lursum
10 preside The latter. after rousinr
welcome from the delegates opened
tho meeting with brlot uddruss, i'm
which ne declared thut the war is
neither Is dcuorrat,C nor republican
war. but % Nur of the American 9oo-
plc. Gotyrru. Lindsey and other
prominent r.uHhllruns were ON tho
platform
Mr. BursuW 1allcd on Col George
~. putcharl u' Santa lo as the tirst
sneaker Dol Iritchard. who has been
an active pru-r, ssiNe In the past two
elections. delivered "a rousiup rebJbh-
can spc,,h. bon which he declared that
no viii support The entire republican
ticket this tctI
II app,Hr,H mat the afternoon seR.
.iou would Na d.Noted to speech max
inr IN.N H.7nussion OF the candi.
dates r,utpHrJ .uiefly around the go,
crnorship u which Eduardo N otcro
az Los Iuu.s E. =. pankcy. of l.aWy
and Go,,rruU lindsey were most irc'
uuCrtl, mentioned.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-24
AMERICAN RECORD is
BROKEN WHEN AIRMAN
BAGS THREE PLANES

with the American Forces ou the
Lorraine Front tFrldayl, Aug %.
Three German airplancs brought down
I'm one day, q record for American
aviaturs. has been credited "a Lieut.
Donald HUDSON. Washington. u. &
Lieutenant Hudson accounted for
three German machines ON August /.
when the American forces werr
fighting FOR possession Of SaponaN
He was engaged by one uirplane, when
well up IN the air His engine failed
hut he ran "ou pressure" although
an the time sinking over the German
lines.
Finally Lieutenant Hudson managed
To get over one German battlcplane
and shot " down. Then he tried Ia
escape to his own lines but was pur-
sued 10y the remaining two enemy
planes. when AT a height of about "a
thousand feet he Outmnnouvered both
machines and succeeded ~ sending
/ them crashing To- the ground. The
| lieutcnart landed his own airplan1
well behind his own lines
The four American nces in addi'
/ tion To Lieutenant Hudson are Ileuts
/ Douglass Campbell of -dlifornla Ed
ward y. Rickenhachcr of Columbus
| ohio: John Macarthur of Buffalo and
| Ralph A. ONeill of Denver,
Lieutenant Macarthur was reported
missing today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-24


vicinity OF Bihucourt and Snpignies.
The Germans are irving desperately
20 save Hapaume
Field Marshal Hmg's forces are
lighting ON tho slopVs OF Thicpval
ridge and along the eastern bank of
the AuCrc river north OF Albert where
patrols have entered Miruumont From
there tho British line runs 10 Bihu-
court. thence 10 ErViilerH, which is in
British hands and then so Boyllcs aud
Boir Bocqucrollc. Joining the old line
near Morcatol
There can be- no doubt that prior to
tho British attack the Gcrnnns WEI %
contemplating retirement The
Erish attack had the effect OF huat-
ling the enemy and preventing him
from carrying out his plans This has
been proved bN tLc large number OF
prisoners taken. 40 return has yet
been made of the total number ct
prisoners taken by the French hut 90
conservative estimate of the total OF
Anglo-frcnch captures since July IS
confirms the earlier report from I IuriA
placing them well over 10000
At Bihucourt the bocho Is dospcr-
atclV trying 20 hold up the advance OF
tho British hy fighting from the ruins
of large sugar factory.
The British are fighting near Mory
ana are pushing forward cast of the
Arras- llapaume road az well as az ~
Leger inst 90 the northwnrd.
The area behind tho German lines
is lammed with men ana transports
while south OF Bapaumo the Germans
seem to be throwing in more troops
Nrvcr before have the entente aii .
planos had such ground targets. \
/ large numhCr uf planes are sWooping
over tho roads cuptying thcir ma
L o. Hs a q nj q.
the enemy masses. danminE Tho roads
with dead and wrcCkugO aud causing
th, greatest confusion
The allied aVistors omptied their
guns and dropped tbcir bombs as fust
UH they could ana returned time and
aguin for moro ammunition
The British armies continued smash -
ing through the Germ" q this morn
ing an along the bath ure. Bray sur
S1mmo WAS reported IN British hands
after heavy fighting. The British
pressed on eastward and asc wcll be
NOnd Happy Valley.
Recorded De Court is reported cap.
turcd and tho British are said to have
reached the high ground southwest OF
Fricourt. whore the Germans have
launched "a heavy coantor attack
The distance between the enemy and
I Albert is continually widening. The
position az Thicpva IL uncertain. but
la Boisscllc and prvlllers have been
taken from the Germans. This morn
ing tho battle WaEod fnriously in the
vicinity of lihucourt and Supiguies,
where tho Germans were trying 10
save Bapaumo
To say nothing Of the great number
OF wounded Germans ln The British
hospitals, several thousand have
passed through the prisoner camps Of
General .BynJ's third army alone
There has hcen no effort and no time
10 count tbc number of guns cap.
tured
British airplanos have Just dropped
d large number Of bombs on Thllloy
southwest of Bapaume whore the
enemy had masscd troops and much
material
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-24

santa fe, \. NJ. Aug .i,--The re-
publican state central committee CON
vencd here az ESQ this afternoon, with
every county represented except Lea
county Tho committee VIII name a
place and date FOR the state nominat-
ing convention So far the race seems
In favor of Albuquerque as the con-
vention city.
The mooting was called 10 order by
Chairman W. II. Gillenwhtcr, VINO, II
is undes stood. has expressed MS IN
tcntion uf rosigning hccnuse OF pres
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-24
Whistles Around
San Marcial loot
Good War Tidings

An lmf#Jtien OF the intense
Interest vtn which the reports
from a.. frnnt are now being
FOLLOWED 0 an Americans. IL
rurnishlI u. the action Of Ger
tain c.f,.Hs of san Marcial
Ifpon tHo first arrival of
good new trough The Even
Ing urrtH me- phones of Tho
Southwr Milling company,
the round mousse. and every
Other Iu.nfutlon having
steam whistle begin 90 spread
the word fnie it's time TO cele-
hratc. Then ~ the proper min
ute tho. goo into action with
one accord ana mighty roar
can Zoe h,lrd In the adjoining
viliarr- of Milligan. clyde and
even AS i.r Hs Pope OFTEN the
enrlnpor 0f passing trains
, ,nkc up fhe good news hnd
send It cchoing out through
tho ruuuiryside. welcome
|, ana cheering mesaaEe that ail
n goinr woll over there
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-24
Sub Sinks Boats
Off Canada Coast

\ Canadian Atlantic Port, AUG. "a.
An enemy submarine. appearing la
a comparatively narrow stretch Of
water ON the extreme eastern coast
yesterday sank several small craft, II
became known here to-day, llor a few
hours. traffic across the narrow
waters was suspended hut IL was re-
sumer today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-24
1000 Boo HES ARE
?SEz?| ?! e.! I AIKEN M 2 DAYS
TODAY
IN THE NEWS
Summering at Home
The Empress 5 Nerves
The Great Battle.
| LBUQUERQtE is proving it.

A LBUQl ERQl T. is proving IT,
~ self TO be a summer resort
as well as winter resort
The past few weeks have almost
invariably been pleasant, while to
day. week before the end of Au-
sust, fall weather prevails.
II is unfortunate fer us--as well
as for thcm--that more outsiders
do not know the truth about our
climate. a visitor here the other
day asked us anxiOusly about the
water supply and seemed to have
the idea that lee was not 10 be
had.
New Mexico is painted back
East as being the Sahara Of Amer
lea. All sorts of fantastic stories
about having to suspend water
in bags from doorwayS IN order TO
keep il bearably cool are circulat-
ed. Not word is said about our
cool nights, or about the fact that
our dry heat even in the daytime
rarely causes prostrati0ns, while
in Eastern ccnters SmStrokc is not
uncommon.
The East is far more provincial
than the west, especially when II
comes To knowledge of the rest OF
the country. We Westerners know
something of the geography Of the
Fast, but what does the East know
about us1 The August'issue of the
lNorth American Review contains
The answer.
Let each one of us constitute
himself or herself a committee of
one to spread the truth abroad, in
letters back home. Let MS try to
convince our friends, for one
thing, that New Mexico fas the
best all-around climate in She
country.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-24
Huns Object to
Spain's Taking
Their Vessels

Amsterdam. AuF e Germany has
onergetically protested against the IN
tention OF Spain 10 replace sunken
spanish tonnage hy interned German
hips. according To an official state
ment issued IN Berlin,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-24
SAINT FE CHOSEN
BY REPUBLICANS
FOR CONVENTION
Republican State Central Commit
tee in Session al Santa Fe
Chairman Gillenwater May
Resign.

santa Fe was awarded the
republican state convention hy
the state central committee
late this afternoon. by vote
of ~ 20 -. There will be sSi
delegates. ON the hasis ~ one
delegate for every thirty three
votes cast for the republican
candidate Tor governor
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-24
BRITISH NOW CLOSING IN
ON BAPAUME;; FALL OF
N0YON IS INEVITABLE

AcAe Prc)
II are advancing
rate
Ad onnna British
u Nrrs
th smha anlare In rtol nofSt
kl the German positions bewcnA
north fBapm t
n ives o the town
front
y the British onaicm
y a tucd prisoners
heavy guns have AIKEN the
Are eatle1 duel reported
il man trerhes many
is H~h ~h flata ncerdrt
ID m in France,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-24

latest dispatches indicate that the
great battle Of picurdN continues va
,ornblo To the allies. The important
stronghold of lIraye * reported zap
tured and Noyon Ia tottcrine iris.
oncrs are pouring into the british
cages by tue thousands
Undoubtedly one of tho big battles
OF the war is bcius fought. The full
measure of the German losses can
not OF course he taken until the smoke
has cleared.
We may rest assured OF one hing
Marshal lfoCh Will not repeat the mis-
take the aliiSs made earlier IN the war
he viii not let the enemy 'sCapt
with ANYTHING less than the maximum
punishment
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-24

Nervous depression, a Berlin paper
tells us has overtakcn tho German
empress. The attack ~ said To bc due
Co hor numerous visits to the hos
ptals and talks with the wounded
from the recent offensive
Too bad for the kaisorin. Her ease
OF nerves" comes too late, II she ana
the other women of Germany had SUI
fcred nervous depression when they
learned of the outragcs In northern
France. Bclgium. Serbia, Poland. Mon
teneEro. Rumania. OF those committed
on the high seas, the wpr would prob
ahly have been over hy this time
n ~ onl, when the Germans are
getting the worst Of II that the
kaiscrin remembers that she has
nerves"