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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-09-21
4 BIOLOGICAL TREATISE ON '"THE
YELLOW DOG" n,.

What is the yellow Dog? ..---. u.
He peculiar animal
He a camouiagcd dachsllml. : #rse@
He is changeable like chameleon 800 3s#
He is low white-lvered skunk ~ ssPs8%zaa#
He is snake III the grass ssE.A4s@@a4i&
He vuure in human FORM Fst@a4sSs
He carries a tale of $ssgs.T
He snaps at the American Eagle. <e"r8Es.
He would destroy the bluebrd Of Happiness ~EI -
He lives the bone of contention. " N
He spotted with Kaiserism
He would harrass the English lon.s - -. a..
He spews the lily of France and the chsanthemum Of
Japan.
He has the fangs of serpent s.. tr-7
lie has the hide Of a rhinOcerps
His bite spreads the rabies Of 81 ulur.
His mouth foaIes with Eun-hached propaganda :
He bites the hand THAT feeds him.
He zebra marked with the Of the Wihcmstrassc
lie who when trouble seeks the nearest hole
The yellow dog is the hound Of hell rs.
He who shoots his quilts all directions
He who abbers only the doggere Of kultur taught
by his s@a%x
He barnace who would lay ship up repairs.
He a whale who spouts his emulsion of Teutonsm. sEs
He eel who with Shiny spperness wigges out of the clutch
Of the law z#4ss@S 40A06
He owl fegnng wisdom hoots all things worth
while, 8saes ~41434e 10
He moth by the fame Of Prssiansn who stands
ready to dash his foolish head against the walk
He tick who would make miserable who
bearing the yoke Of the #Essl e2@5ss
wasp who adding sweetness the world sngs his
way through life. +sEas
He sticks his head the of time and
thinks the light of humanity that
his dastardy deeds. 5s2 49,.
The yellow dog who kicks the bucket of milk Of
human kindness. .s-#.-$ts VI
He is by the sight of red white and blue.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-09-21
PIONEERS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR
NAME CITY BEARS-N p. DID IT

manner to the value of the iron chan
cellor's name as a monIker for an
American city. Fs$
Bismarck was not named by the
people OF Bismarck" continued Gen.
Williams THE Northern Pacific rail-
way company changed the name of our
town from Edwinton to Bismarck at
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-09-21

Tribune Want. Ads Bring Results.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-09-21

"Once and for all wish to, free the
people Of Bismarck from any odium
which may be connected with the
name of our city, said Gen. z. A. Will
liams following the Liberty loan adj
dress Of William Ryder of the Ninth
federal reserve bank. who found occa-
sion to refer in an uncomplimentary
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-09-21
Mr.. Business Man

Are you aware that you and your
business are judged by the kind of
!. stationery you use?
If it is printed in The Tribune's
up-to-date Job Department; you need
have no fear of the judgment.
If you are not in the habit of hav-
ing us do your work, drop in and let
us talk the matter over with you.
Estimates cheerfully given on all
printing from business card to a
catalog, and our prices are right.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-05
Annual National Baby Week

is announced to commence Tuesday, May 7th. In con
junction with the event will make great feature
of Baby acknowledgements and novelties, IN
fact, everything required by children from infancy
70 years
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-05

MOdeh Of Exneme Simplicity in
White Hats
Hats White Georgetto and LeghQrn with White
practically ccpsng all other just Tho be
little adornmentand
how udicIousy this idea of simplicity has
been carried
Particular sholring of Nep Tailored and Sport
Hats from KNOX and PHIPPS.
second Floor
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-05-05

Separate Skirts are Popular
90 great the favor accorded the Separate Skirt that
facturers have utilized every kind of material in makir
~ them. COTTONS attracting most attention due
doubt othe continuance of fine weather.
/ are cxh ran o
nImodeh gora eanda
0 n
-secondF
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-16

Bon Der Statiou 8aiat Der Sabnlrnte
@eirat- -Samasfus 5lpetst cine anSere
gabnIiuie na6 aleppo ab, Die 5iuiiden
ZEN Gebirgs5iieeu bes Sibanon unS bes
antiIibanon babiniiibrcnb in tilr5er Seit
ben 8eiicnben gu ben eetuaItigcn 8uis
nen bon 8aaIbet brinst, bas bon ben
Gjrieden 5eliopoIis 3. /. Stabt Ses
Sonnengottes serauut purSe. Ste
SempeIruinen bieier beriibmten auItuss
itdtte bes slItertilms MADDEN beute nod
aui ben geiuher eiueu acknowledgement
giubrud. bon ben "a iorinthiiten Sdus
len bes Yeriitils oes 9roBen Sen1peIs
;;uo nod Sduleu bon ii gPeter 3o'
be porbanSen. Sie uGhtisen Steine
Der Sempclmaueru. Die ipie audi Die ses
nanuteu SduIen infer Bib 5eist,
iian,meu ans ben uabeu Steinbriifen.
IN ben 9fiugmauern bes 8orbofes oes
Sempels iparen pieIe SaIIen uub &as
pelen einaebaut. Bon benz 5fpeiten
fIeiueren 6eiIigtilme. Dem iogenannten
Sonnentempel, iino nod, 16 Sdulen
rorbanSeu. Defenders idlou lit bas Yors
tai bieies Sen,peIs. Ser Gaiier Ebeos
foiius bate ben seutpeI in cine driit'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-16
Dtr 6rrhpr- r-Akaztr.
Son i. .. 9pdJ.9riiemarf.

9ie aus 9lmerifo itammenbe uno
in fait allen SeiIen Der Welt in CO..
400 arten pprtommenOe gtaaie
purbe in Dsutihlanb Su elmer 3eit
einbeimif9, in Der man allgemein an
cine beooritebenbe SOlSuot glaubte
unb Der man bur4 ben anbau
f9nellpii9iiser SoIsarisn porsubeua
gen seba9ts. Sic 1T inbefien troB
ibrer S9nellpii9iisteit lanse 3eit
ni9t bon beipnbersr SeOeutuns ses
ipeIsn, Bis bic nsuere 3eit ibr gum
SduB segen 5euersgefabr on gitenz
babnlinisn uip. cine nidt su unterz
f9GBsnbs RoIle ausetsilt bot. aubers
Dem ift bas Sola tpesen ieiner sros
Ben 9auerbaftisteit febr beliebt unb
finbet aussebebnte Derlpenbuns in
Der aunittifdlerei unb 9re4slsrei.-
Rebenitebenbe 4bbilbuns aeist uns
cine fosenannte 9erbers ober 9iraf=
fsnatasie. peIde bauptid4Iia in
Mesppten, stiien unb neueroings AUDI
in Siibrpeiz4frita ansebaut Dtrb.
Snfolse Der leBtersu Satiahe biirfte
es nt9t unintereiiant iein. ettpas ndz
per auf ben Saum einSuseben.
Ser eine S0be bon 6 Bis Z Wes
tern erreidenbe unb unreselmGbig
ipadfenbe Baum 1T nit elmer breiten
&rone, bornbeipebrt an aeiteu, paarig
gefieberten 9lGttern uno eelbsn poz
Ipsamiiden, nit Elm obsr mebreren
aus ben 8lattlpinteln entiprinsenben
Bitten bsbedt, bic su elmer Speiz
ilappis auffprinsenben, 5 Bis 9
flade Samen entbaltenben Siilfen@
frudt ausreifen. Don benen bic ers
itersn bas in Snbien als Daihmits
tel biensnbe Saponin entbaIten, nab
renb bic unter benz Hamen 8ablab
befannten Siilfen in aegppten felt
unbentIi9en 3eiten gum 9erben be-
nuBt tperben. bssgIeiden bic tnobs
lau6artig riedsnben 0urSeln gum
@erben unb 5drben.
9as SolS Oieier atasie f9piBt
i'm Sommer Elm berniteinfarbiges.
bellies Sunni aus, bon benz bic tpeiz
Ben Gprten in Der Standardization,
su feinen alppreturen, Seibsnparen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-16

ben Riiden. bis er bod unb kilis
perfprah, i'm 2eben ME me6r trant
au perben. gines sages eing es a5er
bod nit Rr. 13 fdief. @outGnbis
fdief. Wir battsn in Montepibeo eis
men englii6en MatroIen on 9oro ges
nommen aIs grfab fir sinen, Der iid
Der 8ebanblung Ditts nit 9eipalt
ent5os unb nidt mebr bonn urlaub
auriidtebrte. limb bisisr gnslGnber
ipurbe am nddfen Sag slsi6 trant.
&apitan Ditt fiiblte ieinen puls,
bOrte obne Ststboitop bic Sersges
9eno db unb tonitatierte Rippenfe[ls
entsiinbung. Damn sins sr in fein
3immer, in bem Die betannte u poz
'tbete untersebradt mar. unb febrte
crit na6 elmer SierteIitltnbe pieocr
suriid.
als Der @nsldnber ii6 ipsissrte,
Die Wiebisin gu nebmen, muBten mir
nit 4 Mann antretsn uno oann
flDBte Der 2llte ibm BEN Srant nit Ell
ner bepunOernsperten @ei9idli6tsit
Elm. SapeiBtriefenb OerIieB er iei>
nen Patienten, Der olsbalb in einen
milOen S9laf Oerfiel. 9lm nG9iten
Morgen noIlts i9 benz &ranten bic
Worgentoit brinsen. Gr fdlief iebo9
nod fsit unb I'm ibn nidt gu it0ren,
9ing i9 leiie binaus. 2lls Der 9llte
mid na9 benz 8efinbsn feines pa>
tientsn fraete, teilte i9 ibm ben Be-
funo NIT. 9efrieOist bOrte Ell meis
men 8eridt.
rS6laf lit bas bette Seilmittel,
mein Better! CAB ibm man nod'n
Stremel flafen."
9lm Na6mittag I6lief Der Gngz
ldnber nod. Sd sing pieber fort,
um bic 10 notpenbi9e Rube nidt gu
F0ren. gls id am nddFen Mor=
gen ipiebsr nadfab. fiibIte id mid
oerpflidtet. fofort ben 9lltsn gu rus
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-16

oem Ramen nBattlerrinbs" betannte
grobutt in srDBeren AuantitGten,
ipGbreno es in ben oeutf4en 9erbes
reien nur perbdltnismGBis ipenig
9ertpenbung finbet. gie 10 nieIe
probutte, 70 1T aud bic meiitens i'm
ssmablenen 3uitanb in ben Sanbel
gelangenbe Mimoiarinbe man9en
8erfdlidungen ausgeiest.
SIN Sabre 1928 puroe eip tleines
pDit6en MimoIarinbe mad 2onbon
geIanbt, mo es ben boben Preis bon
5000 pro Spnne erSieIte.
SroB bieier sliidli9en Spetulation
unb Der Satia9e. pab BON elmer
Sonne Rinbe ettpa 400 Pfunb GEs
trait bon Der 0ide bes Splateers
9etppnnen iperben tonnts, blieb es suz
nGdit nur bei fpdrIi4en gtadienbuns
gen.
SpGter sins bann Der @rport gang
in bic SGnbe Der auitralifden Ger
Der iiber, bic iid ieOod barauf be-
I6rGnften, in ibrer Ra9barf9aft
Rinbe fammeln gu lafien. I'm fie auf
ibren 2obmiiblen gu mablen unb bic
ni9t sebrau9ten ueb,rfdiifie nod
Gnglano aus5ufii6ren.
Sa iebod Gnbe Der ie65iser Sabre
Gnslanbs 8esebr na9 bieIem artitel
ii9 mebr unb mebr fteiserte. nabmen
bic enslif4en &aufleute ben 9erbern
ben Grport aus ben Sdnben unb
bon nun an eing Der Grport gang ses
ipaltig in bic !6Obe, Dbsleid bic
Yreiie fir @idenIobe gu berfelben
3eit nur ettpas mebr aIs bic !SGIfte
Der MimOfarinbe betrugen, iebod
ldBt iid biefer ltmitanb leidt burd
ben bsbeu!enben rbfduresebaIt Der
Rinbe ertldren, pbsIei9 bas nit Gtz
denIobe seserbte 2eber in @nsIanb
am bDditen beipertet lit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-16
pas wort uaabalf"

Seit bem 16. SabrbunSert begeg.
net man in oeuti6en 9iidern Dem
rabbinii6en 8arte .8abbaIla" in
Der 9ebeutiing n@ebeimlebre"; al.
lein erit in bem. 1920 eridienenen
8erfe ,9euti6 ortboerapbii6es
S6reib., 9onperiations., 8eitllnss.
uno Spri6tporter.2 r.2erifon" bes S.
6. Spanutius miro bas BON ibm
Gbgeleitete n9abale" gum erited
Weale in Seutidlanb eebu6t. Sn
Speranoers in ben Sabren 1727-2S
per0ffentlihten ra.Ia-mooe" ".Spra.
die Der Seiiti6en" finoet es iid
ebenfoas l,nS ipiro oa aIs .beim.
Iide Siottierrng peritiebener Ser.
ionen" erfldrt. SGiifig ipuroe eS nas
mentli6 bel uns i'm IS. uno 19.
Sssabrbunbert, gIeihbeoeItenb nit
Dem fran5oiiiden ncabaIe". .. /.
rHdnfeipiel", angepenoet. slm frii.
beiten gei6ab bies ieboh in Gng-
Iano, iinb 5iuar unter Der Gegierlmg
bes aonigs 9arl H., Oes GIteiten
Sobnes uno 9ta6folgers bes am
so. Sanuar 1649 81 2onbon en..
baltpteten 8oniss &arI l., in Der
stpeiten SdIfte Der iiebSi9er Sabre
ees II. Sabrbunoerts. Canals rpar
has gan5e Streben Oes 8onigs aiif
oas SeriteIlen elmer abioluten 0fo.
nar6ie uuter 9eiieiteiesen bes Tar.
laments eeridtet. CUR 8eripirfli'
dung ieines Blanes girg er nit
sr6Bter Soriidt Sii @erfe imo er.
nannte 5u ieinen Sanblangern in
Ger Sa6e einen sebeimen Hat, Der
ans Clifford, slipIep, 9udinebam.
9lrIington uno 2auoeroaIe beItano.
galo paren bieie beim engIiiben
Solfe perbaBt unb berahtet, umo IS
gab ibren Ramen, ipie oas in dbn.
liden Sdllen bispeiIen aud amber.
mdrts geidab. pisiee uno ernieori.
genbe auslegungen. 9lus ben gln.
fangsbuhItaben Der Hamen Ser
;Siiri aber fornte es oas engliite
,.cabaI". .. /. n@ebeimrOtte".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-16

politur an unb tit infoIsebeifen elm
begebrter Irtitel in Der afrifanii9en
unb ameritaniiden WDbeItii9lerei.
Sm SUM bis Suli TT Der 8aum
nit ben bereits eripdbntsn biifdelfDr>
mig ssorbneten Sdoten, einem nidt
su Deradtsnben 5uttsrmittel fir
Waultiere unb pferbe. reid belaben.
Sn MeIito pirb Don ben Gingeborez
men aus ben semablenen Sdoten
8rot sebaden, bessleiden setpinnen
bisieIben burd ao6en Der Sdoten
ibr befanntss @etrdnt natOle". ipdbs
renb iie auberbsm aus ben S9oten
nad turser 9aruns Elm f4pahes
Bier beriteIlen.
Dos tpidtisfte probuft biefes
8aumes 1T iebo6 bic gtinbe. Gnsz
lamb besiebt biefes untsr bem Ras
men rWfimofarinbe" auf bem enslis
i4sn Rartt, aluitralien bas uHter
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-16
en-. @r fam nit Gieieni4ritten iiber

fen. Gr fam nit Rieieni4ritten iiber
Ded.
uWenId, Der &erl bat ia f4on
Soutsout !Seben sic psnn mid, baB
Der MenI9 tot is9 Sn Die Sropen
bGlt ii9 fon'n &erl bod MID lan9s.
Dos iollten sic als erfabrener Wann
bod ipifen."
U2it bieIen Wortsn bre6te ii6 Der
2llte nm unb psrlieB cie Stdtte ieiz
nsr SGtisfeit.
8ir begrubsn ben totem Ssemann
nit allen Gbrsn. Sn Der Reoe, bic
Der 2lIte bielt, iprad er ettpas BON
einsm unerforidliden Rati4lub.
BON ben tiidifden &rantbeiten, bic
ben Wsniden mitten aus bem pollen
2eben reibsn unb bon einem frsus
bisen 8ieberieben bort oben in ben
lidten SDbn. Die Rr. 13 ertpdbnts
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-16

llnb aIs mir am nddIten 4bsnb
auf Der Bride itanben, ba ipra9
Der 9llte gum sritenmal bon Rr. 13.
.2(uf ion'n Mebisintaiten is bod
fein 70 reater 8erluB. Sd polte
ben Rann au9 ipas bon Rr. 13 ses
ben unb ba inert id, oab ba nidts
mebr BON ba is. lin ba nebm ib
Ir. 6 unb Rr. 7 unb mild bas que
iommen. Das ma6t bod aud 13.
- Nu bitt' id sic burum: 50 6
unb 7 suIammensssGblt M 13 ober
is es MID 1872 Wenn man ii1 MID
NAL auf bic einfadite Rednuns perz
laFsn lam, bann tann mid Die sanse
Mebisin esitoblen perbsn."
Mit bisien Worten perlieB Der
g(lte bic Bride, Inn BON neuem nit
s5susrpaTsr fsinsn Summer binuns
tssuIpiilen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-16

Sic 8adttippel BEL @ersfeIb in Der
8b6n. Die, tpie ale Soben Sieies @ebirs
9es, rein pilItaniiten llriprrn8s lit.
fliiiiisen Wasmas ole @ssstation
pieber pernidtste. Sn ben SDben bes
Weiterpalbes fhieben bic iharftanz
tieen 8afaltidulen Der ebemaligsn
arater aufipdrts obsr brGnsen ii9,
pie an ben 4bbdnsen bes Msibners.
aus Dem Snnern bes @ultans aus
ben Slanten bss 8erses binaus. Die
peripitterten &uppen Der RbOn, bic
lapaiibersoFsnen abbdnse bes 8osels=
9ebirses, bas emit elm ungebeurer
9ultan setpeien 1T. bic 8aIaIttsssl in
Sberbefen unb benz Weiteripalb uno
bic einiamen SDben Der gifel iinb
beute bic beiten 8eifpiele bes erloihez
nen 8ultanismus in 0eutI6lanb. Die
f6Duen. itilIen, treisrunben Seen Der
gifel fnb nihts als sepaItise Wiins
ounsen BON 8ratern, beren Sdliinbe
teilfpeiIe peri6iittet unb pon Waiier
ausgefiillt iinb. llngebeure 5sueritrDs
me boben pon bier aus 0as 2anb
iiberflutet. = 9tn Oas einitige Sebeu
biefer @eIteine erinnert nur nod Gins:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-16

Ser SriibenIteiu bel Girdlen I'M @eiters
naIo. 9ln ber Nbbdn9en Der iteiIen
Spite treten Die gaialtiduIcu often 5us
tage.
bic nSdusrlinse4, bic iiberal benz
8oben entquellen, mo por Sabrtauz
ienben Die Ssueridliinbe tobten. Sic
iinb bas IeBte uno barmIoie 2sbsnss
sei9en Der unbeimIiden Nadt i'm
ssnnern Der grbs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-16

torbu6 ii6sr 8orb. Weit binten i'm
&ieIipafer faben mir ben teuren &as
iten ouf ben Wosen tansen. Der 8a>
iten, Der f9on 10 bielen Seiluns unb
2inberun9 gebradt batte.
limb in ben nG6Fen brei Sdsen
mar Der alte iternbaselbetrunfen.
Sbne ltnterbredung unb 10 sriinb.
lid. buB mir f6on befiirdteten. Jpn
balO binter bsm Mebisintaiten bers
tperfen gu miihen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-16

nit ibm auiammsnauipirtsn, ipurhsn
iebr ielten tranf. limb penn es nal
9eI6ab, bann fam Der 9Ilte iofort
nit Rr. 13. Wsun bic S9iffsr aber
ben 9(lten nit gr. 13 ins 2osis
tommen iabsn. ipransen iis s,funb
aus ben &oisn. Sir bic Sunssns
bate sr aGsrbinss nod Elm anosres
Mittsl. Wsnn ii6 oa elmer trant
mslests. bnnn e;ng er Su ibm.
Wsnn er Bel ibm mar, 5os er elm
Snusnos, bas bis babin fein Nsnfd
ssfsbsH bate. unter fsinsm Rod berz
Dor uno mafiisrte bsm armsH aerl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-16
GrluI9rnf pnlkane i,m DfutIden lieid.

bentsn mir nidt mebr. Die mGdtis
einit aud i'm beutfden 2anbs bic uns
teriroii6en Seuer sepiitet baben. of
fenbaren nod bsute man4e ieiner @es
birgs5iise unb 8ersldnber. 9streten
mir einen Steinbru9 in Sberbsfen,
in bem pas Bette Wlaterial fir ben
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-16

Denu mir in bieTer 3eit ausrbanb
eromagnetiider StOrunsen tpieber
bon @rbbeben unb pultanii6en Quss
briiden Ieien, 10 Iafen mir Die 8iIbsr
pes Sdredens uno Der 8srpii flung
nit selinbem @ruieln an uns por=
iiber5ieben; - es 1T ia peit fort
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-16

unb SpiBsn, iotpie su mebi5inii4en
3peden nit peripenbet iperben, ipdbs
rsnb bic gerinssren Sorten als 8lsbes
mittsl in Der 3iinbbolafabritation,
aIs 3uIab su sefpobnliden 9lpprez
turen. Sur 8ereituns bon 8aifers
farbsn unb bic fdlsdteiten BEL Der
Sintebereituns 8ertpsntuns finben.
Sas SoIs nimmt cine srobartise
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-16
Dir Ruinrn hrH grnaarn Temtprla uun Baalhrk

Iide Stride rmgepauSeIt; Der gerfal
ourd bic araber. Sic 3eritoruug. ipeIs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-16

er nidt. Mit teinsm @urt iprad er
babon.
9lm 9lbenb ssidab stipas ieItias
mes. Der Qlte mari suerit feineu
Mebi5intaiten unb bann iein Dot
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-16

Gbau1eebau sebro9en pirb. 10 ers
scblen uns bic SelspGnbe bic 9e<
i9i4te fur9tbarer 9otaitropbsn. Sft
ltessn S6idten roter 8aiaIttuffe unb
fru4t6aren WaI0bobens me6rmaIs
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-05-16

bon uns. gaur ieIten erinnert uns elm
fhpa6sr grpitoB baran, oab bic
Rinbe unierer bsimatliben @rbs ou9
bel uns nod @ridiitterungen ausgss
iebt 1T. an ouItaniide ausbrii3.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23

to see Billy win. and Z forgot ny
money ana began 20 pray for him.
II might have been my praylne that
caused Billy to put the Colorado
my best opinion Is that & was the
everlasting shitty way smith had
the clever way he had OF jabbing
Lewis until he didn't know where he
was Then the finishing was easy
City Assessor Refereed
Frank Merrill. then city assessor
Of FL Pas0, refereed the bout and
Theodore Eggers was tlmskeeper.
AFTER the battle was over the news
was brought that officers were
pals and fans and they all scattered
and returned to e Paso by divers
roundabout ways after Wading the
Rio Grande.
81 had considerable r0EserT
didn't want 70 lose.7 said Aul-
traiian Billy Friday eaud hnE-
ing plenty OF money right then,
hired a big Mexican to carry
me across the Rio Grande.
Blamed a. he didn't rIaver Right
IN the middle az The river
and toUpIe over, and let me down
Strawberries and Cream.
1T vas stipulated that we weigh
IN at the riugslde, ehe bout taking
place early IN the morning. As ]
weight, my trainer and manager
would give me nothing for breakfast
except some strawberries and cream.
That wouldn't be SO bad at an after
noon meeting OF the Women's Fran
chise league. but think OF that kind
OF grub Tor a nan with hard light
ahead OF him I said ] couldn't fight
on strawberries and cream. 50 after
I was weighed IN they let ne have
g few sups OF beef tea
r|HTr Mna last
had until the Mexican dropped ne
into the Rio Grande I assure you
that I was refreshed then. was
ready for another fight only 7 knew
nothing OF the Marquis OF waterbury
rules. and. thinking that maybe nv
draft hoss was more experienced II
that line held my peace That Is
I didn't try 20 whip him. 7 can't say
that anyone on the bank would have
thought that it was a midsfreaul
meeting between long ~ broLhers-
The fight had been for 5000 z side
money was a bit soaked. ont ] sue
reeded IN coaxing various people 90
take most Of It within q remarkably
Used KID Gloves.
what ounce gloves did you ussT
vas asked
what ounce gloves, dld yea
Eayfn smiled smith. sven. Ehers
Fasa'f any ounces 70 then They
were common Kid gloves, bought
IN El Paao n the Union CIufhinr
store. and they fif the hands lust
as any other Kid gloves would.
except that We cut of the flnsers
and also the rough part shout
the wrists. II I had to make n
guess a. to the uuueeaEe.
would say about one fourth %
an ounce.1
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23
Whipped As Policeman,
ClarBsdale Man Declares
He Is a Loyal American

Clarkdale. ARK. March 28.-Geo. H
Burkhardt. boOkkseper in a local mer-
camille establishment, who was taken
at night TO the outskirts OF the town
by ten masked men and beaten Sc
verely with a rope, refused to leave,
though warned so 70 do, and made his
way back to his room. where he IS
confined by his Injuries. He has
written an account OF the affair, stat
ing that he bears no particular ii
viii toward the men, because they act
ed on a misunderstanding OF my attl-
tude and hopes In this war" Burk-
hardt says he has been misquoted.
that, despite his name, he Is an Ameri-
can, OF American-born parents. alb
horring Germany and her brutal meth
DDS Of warfare. and that. rather than
stink away under a stigma of disloy-
atty, he prefers 20 remain and face
whatever music there may be.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-03-23
j. s. TAR5 PLAN
REMNANT RACES
Sailors of Atlantic Fleet to
Engage in League Games
in France.

Chicago, H. March z3.-The Jack
les OF the Atlantic feet viii stage
an American and National league
pennant race OF their own in France
this summer. President 3. B. John
son. OF the American league has been
advised OF the baseball venture across
the sea IN a letter from Lemar r.
Leahy. commander OF an American
squadron now on duty IN European
waters. The American league, pres
ident Johnson announced. viii COM
pletely equip the eight ships OF Com
modore Leahy's squadron with base
ball outfits, including uniforms
gloves, bats and other paraphernalia-
The equipment viii be sent as quick
Is as the requirements OF the men
are known
The game IS receiving a great
deal OF attention in France" he
wrote "Au OF the service organlza-
tons have teams, and a great deal
OF rivalry has sprung up among the
various units. We hope TO have good
ball teams at the naval bases and the
ships are preparing for It Most OF
the ships have eX-college players on
board, so we ought TO have some very
good teams
There is tremendous rivalry be-
tween the first and second naval
squadrons in these waters. I was at
tached 70 the pioneer squadron. and
Il is proposed that We shall rerre-
sent the American league in the COM
ing combat this sumner against the
squadron that left the states at
later date.
Il appreciate very much your gen
erous offer TO outfit Us and the men
will appreciate immensely the equip
ment. In ny mind there Is no doubt
that after one summer In France
baseball will probably be the na-
tional game OF this great nation. as
II Is IN America"