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New-York tribune., 1918-08-14
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Hearst himself says of Bolo Pacha:
"He called at my house and told me
that he had come to America on account
of the print paper famine in France, and
that he desired to secure print paper in
America. He said he came to me because
was the greatest user of print paper in
America, and he thought that would be
able to give him the information he re-
oured. ! was courteous to him because
believed him to be distinguished French
journalist
Of the German Ambassador Hearst
says:
81 had met Won Bernstortf several
times, and | had also met Jusserand and
Spring Rice, the French and British am
bassadors SO did nnumerable other
good Americans, including the President
of the United States"
Yesterday the whole editorial page of
Hearst's Euening Journal was filled with
an alibi of another character written by
Arthur Brisbane. He says that this was
the way Hearst received Bolo Pacha and
Count Won Bernstorff:
"Of course, Bernstorff would have been
glad to influence Hearst.
"Of course, Bolo, the swindler, would
have liked to be we'll acquainted
what happened?
They saw Hearst. They sat talking to
him, one at time, while he sat strum-
ming with his fingers and trying to look
ass though he were listening to whatever
lies or arguments they were inventng.
Hearst does that every day; it is one of
the unpleasant duties that go with his
public opinion
"What happened after the Kaiser's am
bassador and the Kaiser's spy had seen
Hearst?
"THEY WENT OUT AND BOUGHT
THE NEW YORK EVENING MAIL--one
of the dying newspapers, gasping for
circulation and advertising like little
goldfish out of his bowl"
The capitals are Brisbane's.
Now, this is very interesting, in view
of what happened long after Bolo Pacha
advised with Hearst about print paper
and then went out and bought the Neav
York Euening Mail.
When few weeks ago Attorney Cen
eral Lewis's office delivered to the Fed
eral authorities the legal proofs that the
Eueniug Mail was owned by Germany
and the fact was about to be disclosed
through proceedings to confscate it as
enemy property, the government was
surprised to receive an offer to buy it,
provided the proceedings were discon-
tinued-that is to say, provided the dam
aging fact of its being owned by Ger
many could be suppressed.
And this offer to buy zone of the diving
newspapers, gasping for circulation and
advertising like little goldfish out of
his bowl" came from one of William
Randolph Hearsts editors.
Attorney General Lewis declined te
approve of any Hearst purchaser and
the facts about the Ne1O York Evenins
Mail came out
Is this news to Arthur Brisbaneo
New-York tribune., 1918-08-14

greatest month of the war ;s .....
an end with glorious climax I*.' "
Allied road to Berlin remains yr;sro.'sa eae
long, the German road to pa,;s 10y
lengthening, and we have at l.st =: is
dated the full measure of obligations iS'' :;
posed by the Russian collapse. The m., ~,
of Paris and London in March i a ~
mood of Berlin and Vienna in Au. Ns
and the campaign will not end bssaa ssse
November. 'se
New-York tribune., 1918-08-14

You can purchase merchandise advertised IN IN (
TRIBUNE with absolute sacbfor II dissatisfaction re-
suits in any The TRIBUNE guarantees TO pay ycor
money back upon request No red tape. No aufoo''ne
W. m axe good promptly Il the advertiser does not
New-York tribune., 1918-08-14
,rNRrn OF THE ASSOCIATED rREss

The Associated Press exclusively entitled to the use
for republication Of all dispatches credited 10 II or
not otherwise credited IN this paper and also tho local
news OF spontaneous origin published herein
All rights OF republication OF all other matter herein
reserved
New-York tribune., 1918-08-14

SUBSCRIPTION RATES-By Mali. including Postage
In THE UNITED STATES: OUTSIDE OF GREATER
NEW YORK
FIRST AND SECOND zoHEs-withtn $50 Miles Of
New YorE City So,
Daily and Sunday. looo 5oo S3oo ~ sl@g
sun9sy uay 0,.ay only ....... soo i5o Is 30
THIRD To EIGHTH ZONE INCIuslvE-Nore than
$50 Miles from New York CRY.
Daily and Sunday ........ sll 90 $500 $500 sloo
Daily only ................ 900 so 225 so
sunday only ............... 800 lTo ~ ''o
CANADIAN RATES
p,nv and sunday.......s 81 % 5000 $500 81 90
s"as.y psliy 0als asy 100 100 ~ IS 10 SO
FOREIGN RATES
pails and Sunday ~ - 90 90 VIZ ssoo 40 = IS
eunday only .......,....... 100 4 90 70 80
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Osred and published daily By The Tribune Association
8 New York Corporation. Ogden Reid. President: "
Vcruo- -osers. Vice President Richard H. Lee secretary
r Sa.er. Address. Tribune building l3i
Nassau Street. New York Telephone. BeeHnan 5000
New-York tribune., 1918-08-14
Where Next?
By Frank H. Simonds

s, by The Tribune Association (New York Tribune)l
New-York tribune., 1918-08-14
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New-York tribune., 1918-08-14

THE first phase of the Somme Of
fensive is over. , The q Germans an
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02
Tra Scrieo. SOMA.

Set or M mart tnpe Inr at go
'ten" o0 ieg bar uunoret inmmen. Set
inlot MIG perior inb. at oct life tnnoc
prre ofpeicn at inbicube ct gar Orb
Ter ira ppr Wr Scricp. NltIummen IN
mes temmeIi9 trilt mi i oenne ari9cna
Sih, men set bIir pei innrt 6eore, %
set nc hoabe5, at Meiier gill oil bli
reot iii at gpoe lit 0iertcbloo, fpr Del
er lint. WonNe tirtfe Gutter fer ira
Serico err / @ilitrrtieneIten iaapcI ION
ira albre Steber.
IpIin1cn ituar pnttert fer. Surmcrs
ne bripcr M pna meb Sluotter, %
mango cr bcgrnot meb at lflTre Naorer
ca Snoeet. Scr giprcs ct lonerfet Trs
beioe for oct Nehc aore, o9 nleaen IN
~teresIe lGoge5 for 2oacn for Den gag.
Seo pil taftc Mepniteren og Nerlonn'
let for alt Oct gore SrIcltpf | DC 'ullnos
lie Iar. oA taobcr. az Oct beho1ell9'
Sunprr pil pare pen b%eret;er Iom bin
iii. Nep penli9 6ilicn ira
Mrs. 81. HeIion,
Sem 6untpton, ga
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02
Eiamant= NrNAup.
Wir. % Wirs. Snpcr @claum icircr Sia
mnntbrnliup, Spuoaa ben 14oc Suli.

Meoen5 Nohtrcu itoo ifcrt lit iticue
rcitc SnmmerfrlN. % Sen mlntre SuGs
Ieinu9 toueNc Ict ira Sen lppbeoGtteoe
Sto0Iino. ltrrnmtcbc Scr n Stare al
SIrotniuQcr % %euner ino Ill Spucr
@cI0ums 6icnt.
Noa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bnpne Ser
orret bhaQeIiQ Set / ScINun,s Silent.
|nu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fpm ser cgiaa
%cnuer % Nnboer o9 ieircnc Sa9cn
ianmcu mcb Dem.
"a Nr%uopommcn inlNtc lit 70oe
Nur bIcp Sc heller lie Qlcmt, pg'uu bd,
rur ser Neit. O. MI, ia nj rar Oct 10
Observation-Disclosures iom ifulbe feie
res; iriet lluccr at ind mango Nenues
Tier q ircmmoot.
CoIda %crucue pur bicume % 9Ir=
set lia mcn Sar % Nor a 0rNcrSs
nuucu, umSta0tn Scuncu, %aitor g. z.
Belgium iom lever / Sa.InnN. GaI.
Senooocn. Sen flhe Sllli, bar cr
Seilio Commercial. % for %clanmfas
miIieu. Ell Stiton9 iom tent pil client
mes.
Gitcr Niipu0elier al SoImepcrict
"@uoS CrS. Nct CT bort Nrpegooa"
holct Taitor 81 y. Belgium eli pen SalC
0rlmrct paa "&erreuS @en",
Mrs. Spnr Souhberg var tiIltcoc %
0lrbebe SorinmIinseu meo Gang.
llnoerte0ncNc tnlte Ill Sinmantbrlioc
porret. poa @9rucuc5 %cgne. Sar
ieotc at finSe Ell Snute iom var frlc;
bdaoe for @ruNeparyct 90 ior Scrncnc
% Sen mente BAN AZ iirNe / Sen 1o6tt
NnpiNs Salmc. TerS /: "0dllclula
Triicr Serreu hi ban er goo, hans
Iiiiunohen narcr epinoclia".
Nnar @ruoepdrrct. pad CLAIMANT.
brnllnpSeaacu. trntte tiIba1e Il ct
Aar Den bclliNs Se0tcitauN; trutte pas
oae @ucS Ncrelier % %eIaierninAer
imoe cem lice i'm @arncomnien az
mntte paa ale tun9e Soraer % Sapi
iom @ue hause iparet Dem for, % Il
sen Iaaee o. %iituuobeS, iom aienncn
oiSic manage Sar Il blepcu Dem til Sel
IA isIte Sc piSieIia Sraua I'll az iiae
Yriier Nerreu. thi ban or goo"
"a mar @erneue trntie q hpa'
@me hapec aiuct ocm / Ell from Nar y
Nor. Naar sc iGnite paa, hpll.s
%rre Tor Sipet. en- ,%riitclig SperascII
/ &iemmet babe for Dem, ca bpaS DC
! aauoeIis talt, hapse taset | Irp fra &c
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02
sra Yrinoi, 2. 1af.

'sco nil after ienoe Sem noale Sinicr
frn @riitpl. Set or notiaa trilt for
monoc N Sup Gountps S~uNbpsgcre III
for Chen. ioet iaa mango Al bore unge
oo bcoite Gutter bar iorlaot % fornt
ana til sc icritieaigc Grcrcerplaoic; %
ii bar uiit iodt ell no!ian ltor Nnoe, al
set. ra en- al pore Senner bar bIet taloi
bper Iaaneo / Tprif. Ini. Siri %
SuIi. Sper git iii Camp Sunltcn. aans
las, 26oc Mpril. bar Der / 4 ll9cr, Git
til Camp Wiils, g. g., bar Ser ,
lloer, po bar MI prret etitcbs / europa
opcr 1 lleer. alpin Git til Camp 9e.uis,
sSoIbineton Sen 25se @oi, q Der
3 lloer % or mi / Camp aearup, Can
Sicgo. Cal. Senrp iorloo %ebIter Den
2loe Suni iorat aan iii Camp Suniton.
aarIas, o. CT. iaa piot ieg peb, ocr
euouu.
S,auS reiits ira @cbiter Den 22es
Suli iur Camp SoNse. Soma. Sc 10
isrIte reiite osiaa uo fra &ebiter. Set
er 81 Dor Don % bort 3aab. al os
ale maa ,omn,e ulfacie % ieirrise i'll
baae. Sub re!liane pore dnrertfdnlis
Gutter o. SnsepIeieriier!
Ser bIir nit notiaa aoo IplIn9 War
l,ans, iom sif iieit, arbeiccoe BORT SanS
Tor Salpten al Nplinacn, % ban manttt
aaa, ga ban iuit iiulse Ill at iilrrc
hornet; men Dor rINite Ssu. ION ci
aiit % bar arbcisct FOR ~Sernbaneiom
paniet i Great Rails. @oniana.. ION
hiem iorat tase rare paa splinsen. 2ar
CT mart 40 Nar. iaa Sc NC ior!rns'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02

Gosen fan fanes nos Nasiereren u.
8. 8~immcitao, geluielp, Ninn., Nors
manoen, elias Nadie, CPS Securitp
@ln9. minneapolis, Wtinn., eQer hos
Sctretrrcn. Sen. iom sniter So9en,
bsr bcrfor fac fat pun Sen %inareit mue
Zig, "a Der CT tun CT forbolospis linet
Splag ,rnft.
Sea pil o9ina iaa Cop til at oisre opz
mcrfiuH paa. at ale GmbeosmUno al
Yoget inbbcfdttenbe Veitprelien. I'll.
l%ibamrnbene, Iinpegapcfomiteen og
%iceprriibenterne al De fpritieIliae
Sirpa bar bpINe Jig Oct / Iiupe at hi
iial boloe ct Nehe i Gluten al Sttp6er
bette Nar. Satp og Steo pil bli be-
tienbtgiort %ienere. forot breite n6ioIni
nsbpeubise Observation-Disclosures 10,
Sagets Gel % Sremme. Set ma life
glemmeo, % Oct er enhpers TIigt ion
CT gmbeosmouo at 2neet at bore til
itehe pes bette Nsbe.
%cnli0It Sercs
Carl 3. Solicit,
Nprofiorolaaet3 Setretrr
Senion. Ninu., Suli 1918.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02

fjGre gdrroomsbieni. oa uiIbe oaia9
gernene paa S~Goerspasen pGre meS at
iige: Yriier Serren, tbi BON er 600.
Sblnnbt De mango 0ptonitnineer /
Nnleoning at 3d9en, q Der o9iaa en-
fra Senotor anute TeIion. Zen CT oas
teret / @aibireton, % Ipber:
"Mr. and Mrs. Syver Belgium,
Farwell, Minnesota.
Dear Friends:
! understand that your diamond
wedding will occur on the. l4th of
July. ! wish | was at home so that
] could attend your wedding, but un-
fortunately | shall be unable to be
with you.
Allow me to congratulate you both
or your good fortune in having had
the opportunity to lead a happy life
together for so many years. You
have been among the pioneers of Pope
County; all the old settlers know you
and respect you, and will, | am sure,
have a great interest in your welfare.
| congratulate you nos heartily on
this happy event of your lives.
Yours sincerely,
Knute Nelson"
Spper BELGIUM a fsbt, ben 27Se
Suri 1884 / Nurore Iurbals 6ouebs
iogn,' al SorrIDrene, aontoriit pg
@aarpbrugcr Sbore BELGIUM, pg Nunoi
9enbritsbntter 6Iabaser. San uar bebt,
tonfirmeret og gift i aurcals airtc.
6anS Suitrus Napn er @arie T..
Sable, al 6orGIorene &eIge Griiion %
Gorte CIsootter. 6nn a ioot / surz
baI Sen t5he Inrts 1910. Sc blcp
gift NuroaIs airtc Den 14he Suli
1853. %ielien unfmtes al Taitor Ies
uerc 9iifop Stoar.
Settle ge9tcitab blep. %pcliianet meb II
(%elepe) @srn, buoraf 9 (ni) bar iebt
/ Nforge % 10 Der / 2anoet. Snper BEL
gum TOM nleo lin SantiIie til Imerita i
1883. % bolatte Jig / Eope Co., @iEn..
bpor ban tiebtc 6nrm % bar lioen bdpt
lit 6iem.
@ernene lpm MI leper CT: S6ore,
6enrit, Crit og Ole, ion1t Getrcnc Mrs.
Nnoreip Yeteripn. @benton, Winn, %
MRS. Intpn @raateu, aeniingtpr. Winn.
Sinntaltbruoeparret 9ap $50 til Wis
iionen iii Wiune ON Sa9eu, Den 14be
Suli.
@uo iigne Dem % peres @ernl
Spar Sanbberg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02
'"Yoften" I9feS at SoIoaterne.

Seq mna M after bcbe Semi ON al
foranorc min Nores1e. Set bar prrcl
ina meget at set, iad ie9 er nriten lei
at bebe ON oct, men ilrr M, "a ieg CT
/ Irmccn. er "Seeornhe Eoiten" riatil
flor at moptagc. Norrciten iaa iron
ieg NOT lite, at npgcu Norit life litel
Soften; ilTr naa man tager / De
iragtning Triien % Npaliteteu al b1n
inn trpr ieg. AZ Set ltulbc urre rart al
ic scr, iom CT bebrc. San jeg pil "a
iige iaa mango Snt for al Image. Sert
bnr bnpt biotil, og baaber, al 9ere piI
benncoang. sGrbpbi9't,
Ept. Teiter %iten.
So. 10 Neg. 1853 Sepot Orig
Camp Sobge, Sn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02

Tprofior0laaetS Setretrr
Senion Ninu., SiIi 1913.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02
The Lutheran College
of Clifton. Tex.

9ipr icleenpe Norilas: 1925 betalsr Billet
ira ct. Fuul til @lliton, betaler Suition,
900 Hoit, pent, mebleret gprelie, Tdrme,
e~Iettrilt gpS Tor 9 Maaneoee. 0ette er EFT
9nieOuiu9 iom un0e MGuo % &pinoer lite
burbe IoSe 9ao ubemertet iorbi. Get Ell sln.
lebnin9 til at 9aa paa Stole, BRUCE 3ibeu
% paa fannie Sib DO / Spoen % blipe
tienot meb sIimotet, Sorbolpene o. (. D.
iom er en- 09room / Jig ielp. Te iom bar
benpttet Zig al benne @~nIeonins at iaa DO
Spoen anorer life paa bet. $oar s nogenz
gang plutfet Slomiter / Sebruar? Get 9ier
man Geras. Sor nGrmere llnberretnilg
firm til
G. Tyssen. Clifton. Tex.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02
Nmcrifa sssfss WQiereDe
/ Gerocnsfrigcn.
ubgapc

1910 It00nnc.
st riat iamitrcrct % initrnftiut Settle
meo &c nDelte Starter ppcr DC frig.
fprcnSe Gnnoc mcS ipceicllc Starter
I itur Maalcltuf opcr Dc furificllige
Nrpntcr.
Gcttc prrgtige %erf inbcboIoer
blonot o1oet ell "Ecocgicrclie for
aciicrcns Nlancr ON ct &eroensrige
ira Samburg til Sugbnb", Scifripelie
al Ell omcrifanif SolbotS lloiipr, nleo
hper Gjcnitunb oibiloet % merfet
mcb 9ri$, "SfibSbp9acricrne % II.
Wooocnc", "Sporior Sc omcrifanife
Srpppcr er / Sorroinc.S iitriftct al
Sen frantic Srout", "Gpboebomber",
o. (. b., 0. |. b.
9f Sc mango nomcrfebc @incocr
ifol iiUr nGpne5 Ell oobbcltiioig
TrcmItiGing al ct inf gllgrcb mco
ihpenpe SlO paa cngelite trooper, ct
Icpcnoc Stag al SnoaSNoitcr, Soto.
oroiier al General Tcribing % IO.
r1irol Gins % Sc iorificliige Siacber
ira pore Cutters Sip / 6ranfrig.
Scttc Scitc or pan Gnself.
VriS so Gents eQcr ioni ErGntie
ulco Soften" Ct Nar $l.75.
B. PUBL. co.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02

WilitUrnloeren, iereno &c fan faloe bant
i1b for Sjenelte =. Nrnccn. &enIig bill
Jet ale / ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Wartin Sierfe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02

lOflQl I NQlCuHu | " IL ItplIN ''ut
hor antooet Sab ira Nlcniahcocr pcf
Nucta, Y. 9. "a iInttcr ON ct gar
llaer ma Chicago for at opto9c Nr
bcioct Der ocit
St. 8ctcrS WcuiQbc0 / SjouI
Gin, Soma, Goitor s. Sepcritooe
Snlo. iubifribcrcot $4,000 til oci
treble G~rihcoalaan. Sor octtc ltorc
"a fraitiac Wcpj@ poa Natriotl9mc
bar bouoc Sans @crq (Gbict 6orclgn
language Glpilionl % ScfrctGr ".
Is. N}c4ooo ien0t Ercit og Yfcni9beo
fin hicrteliQc Got.
- (ira0aQ Nitcn Den 2ocn &llll
inNutcoeS ct "Scrpicc" GloQ mco
cllcpc Sticrncr / @Trrm WtcuiQheo,
GIf Morno, @i2., / 0ucrpGr al en-
itor GoriuulinQ. @oit g 9 @Iom
holm ga StcOcta @rcit &uit Z Sp.
tpclt. toltc. TT N}ouoafor % Ell
0nmefportct Jana. Der par oGioo en-
Gel Soloiong Oct par Ell 6cltd'tch
ion tent oil qlemume&.
- Hultor -. Is. Stro10 blcn oell
290e Giull optoQct iom Vrcit / Ylinnc.
iota Giitrift al 0cn tpifc Ytl9iouri
fpnooc. Gen &omitc, iom par tIilat
for at mocrieqc hans SoQ, bcltoo al
8uitor y. s.. Stunts, Nicctormono lor
Minuciotu Gjitrift; Nroi. DIR. Nbbct
mcucr, Qroic9ior pco Goucoroiu Gol.
Ieqc: @aitor Tr. Nruu0t; Wfr. @.
Sou0uit oO Mr.. NJ. IS. NuIfert.
Sou0aQ ocn 3Otc ,Srni in0plc
hcS ct "Scruicc" EluN mco 10 Sticr.
ner / 6lnnorcmr hthcrl!c airtc.
Nroi. z VI. &oroobI ira <tbcron
Normol, Siou Sails, bolOt Ell pa
triotiit Gale pc0 AulcoulnQcu. Gor
mioonl iamuc GAG S%oniirH1oiion Al
-, belle G%orrctuiuNcu pon 0nQclif.
Sua lanai err % ira Eoitor NliItce
Galo ! @ouocta Gicucitc, ~ Here mao
mart Qoa.
81 ~Seruicc" 6loQ blco iu0pjet
/ $4,000 %utc N~icniQhc0, Tolt N0olpb
Sulpcioua SnIO. Den 1loc l$ltli. @oit.
Clarence NuuQcn al Goubu, N}im ,
tolbt lolcu % mopic0c 6loget. >
Sticrucr imptfcos GluQct, "a , itol
t%iliricp mart. SonQ % Exclamation
uoQioroe Hcltcu Al EroQronm1ct
2Paa SIoQet biOroQc Ill at mlnOc2
bore Gutter oa ocl itorc Sol DC
fiUmpcr lor.
SouOoQ Sen 7oc Eitli blcu ct
"Scrnjct HluQ" mc0 f. Sticrucr ina.
pict ! Sauo Ni0 Strife. GlImor,
N}jm &oitor Rulph N'ortcuicn
holOt Euou,tlitstolcu. Nmn2 Gumc
por "youol to bone, church am
country Nirttn uur ucl ml0t al en-
opucrtiom (llhcrcr'torc. "a Eaitor
Mortcuiru nit ltuur fUroiQ til at laC
iom WicniQhtocu2 lloicnomQ til Hlno.
blto Der optaQct ct N~i'ftosoiicr til
ham.
- GATOR 6. z Nuluoriou iluttcnC
iccjtt Hoe / Sill ira [bom2iou
Soma. hbor ban hur urbejort toIr
Aor, til Qru. / NUrhc0ru Al Nroit
Y}un., 0oit Z q [rcutao2 rorrj0t
Molo. Store Rcporotioucr cr blct
QIort pau Vrtltclaur0tu uc0 Gel. ca
ait bar ploict az r%cu8iort iua ott
mar rjQtil bcboQcllQ for &c me Erc.
itc'oU at ilnttc mo Hoitor &oIpor.
ion blcu iUiut / Gen ol Troit &irtU
~ -. - ~. -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02
aifer bansc "Epfeu" % "Hamen".

Sea mcetoa Soaen "Samcn / Spiet~
inr en- Sio iioen, % ieg maa iiae
"Sameu / Suiot" CT ell al &c beSite
seaer. iea bar ITit, ian ics tor trpat
cubeialc sen iii mine 9arssmrnb.
ion, Iiser at IGie en aoS BOG. 9iee.
Itscs "Yoiten" % "|eo Nrneu". ct af
Sc beeitc ncrife @Iase. vi bar Der /
Scnnet.
0ilicn iii ale "ToIteu"S 9ricrs!
u. @uunericn.
SuIut5. Ninn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1918-08-02
st SrO

til norife @utter os GiSer Noroen. Senfer
: at f%refpentere en- heiere Stole til Soften?
S,ar / %no9enlimoe Jolt yplt til at beleee bet
iolri9e Spoen? &eo ! at Der er Ell norlf=
liltberlf Sfole / Spoen lom bpoer iaa oriin=
big llnoeruisnius lom no9eu Sfole be
NpreueOe StQte2r
The Washington herald., 1918-09-25
NAVY BEATS
CLARENDON
Tommy Crooks Machinists
Take Virginians Into
Camp.

Tommy Crooks Navy Yard Club
managed to nose out the Clarendon
team yesterday afternoon at the
Union League Park by a count OF 5
to 4. In annexing this victory the
Navy Yard Club tied up the Opera
ton team of the Navy Interbureau
for first honors in section two.
The Navy Yard landed one run in
the second on a base on balls and
hits by Braund and Fitzgerald
The Clarendons jumped onto Bry-
ant in the third. gathering three
tallies. McLaran hit. Mccarthy
smashed one throw. scoring McLa-
ran. and Mccarthy scored on Liner
ick's infeld hit. The Navy Yard
slipped over another in the third on
hits by sterzer, Crooke. Mcbride,
and Braund.
The Clarendon aggregation got
another in the fifth on hits by Car
roll. Dawson and Stewart. The
Navy Yard put over three tallies in
the sixth, winning the game. Ster-
ger drew a free pass. Crooke flied
out. Mcbride walked, Braund hit.
BILE cleaned the bases.
The game was called on account
of darkness. The score:
The Washington herald., 1918-09-25
LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five and one-hsH furlonEs:
Win ! Win. IL CBSrrettl. $40. 3U and go
Bugle Call, 1ls Connolly. SO and $50: Golden
Floss. liz Murphy. 90. Time. ID 4 5 Park
ing, Billy Fox, Troben, Tviford. Rcd William,
Texas Special. Sans Peur II, Royal Gold and
Hunter Plstt also ran.
SECOND RACE-sir furlunEs Tom GcSse
lG3 (BArrtl. lo4so. $3.50 and r 50: Sweet
Alyssiun. loi Smith. 40 and '9o. NJ. Ber;
Thurman. l0s CHAnoverl So. Tine. lis SIS,
F1apper. Leicester. Arthur Middleton. Primere.
Verde. DR.. Tuck. Enos Prince lgE, Jessie
Louise also ran.
THIRD RACE-sir turIonEs Yo,HIls. ia
Gunsford). 7.so. so and go BIihe B., lis
jackson. 80 and 39; Green Grass. loa
(Ganel. $50. Time, l:l2. Stcstv, Kildare
Boy. Rooert l.. Owen. Don Dodgr New Model.
Lucky R., Frank Wilson. Sister SUSIE and Cole
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Five and one half furionss;
Msdge F., l03 (LunsfordJ, SO. 50 and 20;
First Pullet. 100 Smith. 40 and 5.eo; Car
rie Moore, la3 lSimIsonl. SO Time, ., Sci
ma c.. Norma T. Manicurist also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Ciemont Pursc. ore mile
and seventy yards: Herald, 100 'Counellyl, ,
:. 10 and 2a: El Roy, ll0 Howard. 80. Time
] Is Sansyming. Gun Powder also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Clsiming, 5-lC9r-Ods; mile
and seventy Yards: Chick Barkley, IL Han
Uver), 1880. 500 and 40; Clara Martin, 100
tKedersl. 500 and $50; Eda hermann. 100
Smith. 1910. Time. a as. Wadmsster,
Paula v, Quito. Aztec. Clairycyant. American.
Mary's Beau also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Claiming for 4year-olds
OLunsfordl, $50. 3o0 and 30: Brynlimah. lo7
Cannolly). i.lo and 4.iO; Baby Lynch, lG tMur-
Ihyl, an Time. ! IS IS. Pit Col. March
mont, Perugine. Solid Rock Repton also ran.
The Washington herald., 1918-09-25
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia, Pa. Sept A-Pices on the
local produce market today ranged as follows.
BUTrER-SOlid- packed creamery extras. sor
do, high-scuring goods. 6la63c; the latter for
!Obbng sales; extra hrsts, 5saj9lsc; frsts, Sa
&c; seconds, 5ia5S; sweet creamery choice and
fancy 62a6ic; fair to good. 5ssslc; ladIe packed
as to quality. 4lai2c; packing stock, Sea40c
special brands Of prints jobbing at 65a67; choics
&c; fair to good, 60a65c.
EGGS-Nearby frsts H70al5Oo Der crate
nearby current receipts. li1Oal44 10 per crntc
seconds, 2.sal3S0; inferior lots lower; Western
extra frsts. H7Oa15.0o per crate; do, 6rsts
H.1Oal4.io per crate; seconds, I2eoaI30 Der
crate; inferior lots lower; fancy selected care.
fully candled eggs were jobbing at 5ia55c per
dozen.
LIVE POULTRY-Fowls, not Lexhons. &C.
coTding TO quality. 2a56c; White Leghorn fowls.
32a33c; spring chickens, not Lcghorns. accord,
ing to quality. 3a3sc; white Leghorns, as to
quality. 2a35c; ROSTERS 26a7c; ducks, Pekin,
J-aSici Indian Runner, 2SO30c; guineas young
per pair Weighing lI9azis lbs apiece, lUJaf q
smaller sizes, 6las5c: guineas. old, per pair,
!SssVc; pigeons; old, per pair. ooa5c; do. young.
PoTAT0ES-white potstoes, Eastern Shore.
per bbl., No. /. 4ooa5.O0; No. ., 2!O0a3.S; do,
Jersey, per S-bushel basket, no. l. Local Is;
NO. :. Soal5c; do, do. per 100 lbs, Cobblers
and Green Mountain. No. /. 2soa3I5; Giants,
No. J., 275a3.0o; No. 2, 1.soa2 3; sweet pota-
toes. Jersey. per basket, No. /, l0CallS; No.
2. 5Oa75c; do North Carolina, per bbl No,
], 30ai.o; No. 2. l50al.75: culls, LOO; DO.
Eastern Shore. per Dbl. No. !, LoOs45o; No. o,
2.C0a2.25