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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30
Die alte Delf1dtb.
Grpnina 8ram6enbmrq.

Berlin. - 9taotberor6nete1
@ilbelm @erife fonnte ant %. Sc.
brnQr ouf Sen Sag 5%ltriif6liden, ali
6em er Dor 40 Sabren ols Staotber:
or0neter i1 sic 8erlirer 9to0tber=
Notwithstanding eingefiibr1
tpnr6e. Gin 6erortiges Subildn1n
fonnte bisber fem 8erliner Sta6t=
beroroneter feiern. @ertde begging
fiir3li6 ieinen 80. @eburtstog. =
l1eber einen 2ieferungsifan6ol 0es
&ammerberrn BON &ebr=Aginotp tpirb
gemel6et> DOB 6ie BON ibm gegriin6e=
tie @eieuidoft, Die eddie an sic Mrmee
lieferte, BEL einem einge5ablten So
pitaI bon $500 Marf in reun 800
naten 100000 Marf ber6ierte.
sos 5trafberfobren gegen <6ie 8e=
tbeiligten lit int @ange. = Ser Sc
6arf an Hel5pmen fat 1i6 in ben
letten Sabren febr geiteigert> 10 BOB
ibm sic IN 9eutidla6 liegen6en
Gorratbe natiirli6 nidt gemadien
paren, tint 10 peniger, Ga mdbren6
ser 9a11er 6es &rieges ,6ie Ginfnbr
feblte. Mns <Blatb mer0en int 6rie=
Ser bo11ptiad1i6 6eb, Murmel,
@1onfu6s, @ilberfu6S> feiner &otb=
fu6s, @0lfe, 8dren @ermelin1 3obel,
Mar6er nn6 10 peiter, ol1s Mmerifa
Sfurfs, gettrio, Ner5 8iIom, St=
tern, Spiium 1tn6 2u6s eingefiibrt.
Die 3iemlib u~mfangreiden 6eutiden
&ou9tparenlager in 6ieien Mrtifeln
>pl1r6en imn1er geri1rger uno 6ie SOL
ge 6apon tpar cine EreiSiteigerung,
Sic 6os fiinfz Big ie6Sfade 6es Srie=
6enspreiies betrug. Gin Silberfuds>
ser friiber 1000 bis 5000 Marf TO-
1tetbe miro be11te ni6t unter 10000
bis $4,000 Marf berfauft. @benio
lit 6ies bel Sen ar6eren Bel3tparen,
Die BON ser Mo6e %bepor5ugt mer6en,
ser SAL; einen auSgiebigen grfab
fir Sen maneeln6en SSnport fonrter
sic oenti6en 8el5tbiere nidt bieten.
Die &o1in9en5udt, Ole in Deutfdt
Lamb iebr, 5ugenommen bot, lieferte
anfangs tpobl einen t%pillfommenen
@rla fir Sic o1sldn6iiden. 8el5=
tuuren, 6o@ bot iebt 6ie @eeresber~
moltung befanntltd 6ieie Seize fir
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30

ter @elt ii6 eim Seim gu i6affen uni
1ann sic Sbren at it6 fommen 81
lol1en. SHE, Sic bier paren, lebten
in ser @offnung, baB es ibnen etn.
NAL oo9 bei1er eeben tonne, tpenn
erIt lid) 1re1tes @liid IN Ser 6rem6e
fir tie fan6e. Die @reiie bofften
nidts mebr fir ft6 felb1t, ober 6of
fir tire &in6er nno @nfel, uno
Ooftor Slr1tl1s b0rte NIT &ubr1ng
lire gr5dbl11ngen on, bel oenen oie
olten Malge1l 81 leu6ten bega1men, in
oem @e6anfen, bab ibren @nfeln Elm
belieres Sos bethlehem iein tperoe als
ibnen 1elb1t. Mit @ebmltfb blidte
Doftor S11lt1s auf sic blaiien, fron=
fen &inoer, fir Sic auf ein beiieres
Dalein gebofft lp11r6e. ST. muBte,
oob mond)es 1tnter ibnen bier bleiben
aperoe, fir immer %geborgem a1tf Dem
1onnigen &irdbofe 81 Sdorburg.
Die grobe Mr1nutb NOR Elm unerbitt=
li6er @iirgenengel fir sic fleinen
Menidenfnolpen, sic Sidt un6 2uft
un6 Yflege unb g5abrung %be0urften,
1m geoeiben gu f0nner. &ier feblte
es am belten, un6 ietn &er5 parb
tpei6 ols er iob, mie 5art1ib Ole
Miitter lire 2ieblinge an ii6 6riid=
ten, benen ite 10 manhes periagen
ml1bten, mas ibnen Notb tbat. Mls
er gegangen, ga fanoen Die W}iitter
in n1ard)er &in6esban0 ein @ol6=
1tiid> n1rb Tie iegneten nit naiien 9l11=
gen Sen Mann,-6 Der ibnen 10 gut 81
belfen bertrand.
SD bQtte idon friiber fomu1er
lplle11," 1pra6 leiie 9oftor SnltuS 81
lid. Das glen6 ging linn nob, er bat=
te es nod) nie 10 gei6alt, 10 M1tge IN
Muge. SSr1 @e6anfen berloren rift Ell
an ser Ma11er entla11g, Sic Sen Yorf
bes SerrenbauieS abifloB bon Der
2an0ltraBe.
&lotlib bielt er ietn Efer6 an ltno
blifte geipannt 61rd cine 2iide ser
Mal1er, sic bier 5uiammengeltiir5t
mor, tn Gdp1tt nno Sriimmer lag,
iiber tpelde bintpeg Ser 81id 6es &ei=
ters in Sen Harf 81 oringen ber=
modte. Cine beu gefleioete Sra1en=
geltalt betpegte iid 6riiben auf Dem
&aien. gr fannte 1fon Sic r1bigen
bor11ebmen 8elpegungen @etru6 Sel=
6e11s nn0 betpun0erte iebt, mie am
borbergeber6elr Mben6 sic @ra5ie See
idy0nen Md69ens, mel6es bin un>
tpieoer lid biidte, tint in etnen Sort
SOS lpdrlide 6aaobit gu 1ommeln.
Gin GROCER bra11ner Strobbut LAB
a11f DEM gol6igglan5en0en @oar, 6ie
&6n6e itedten in 1angen San6fd1=
be1r> Elm einfades beIes &lei6 nr6 Ell
ne pin5ig feline Sdir5e tparen Die
Soilette ser 9one bon Der @elt, 0ie
pl0k1i6 outs 9on0 gebon11t par, I'm
bier 5lt upegetieren," mie lie ienf5eno
eS 1t9 eingeitan6.
Gorti ebung folgt.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30
veSd iea1e Ben Saa," 1hreibt Ser

uSd iesne Ben Sag" idreibt Serr
.. 9ea1t6oin bon ct. Bbiemon,
Sue, IAN Incident i6 5orni's Il=
%penfrGuter belteqte. neber Elm Sabr
batte i6 aae m0gliden Aualer aus=
geltan6en; es idien, als Oh ie6er
Ebeil meines &0rpers MIDI i6mer5te.
95a9 @ebrau6 bon MIR 5met 5lal6en
Mpenfrduter fuble i6 MIDI iebt aus
ge5eidnet tpobl un6 erfreue MIDI met
neg 2ebens un6 meiner Mrbeit."
6orni's Mpenfrauter lit feline Mpo-
tbeferme6i5in. 8eionbere 2ofalaget1~
ten liefern es 6em Bublifum 6ireft
aus oem 2aboratorium. Soqten Sie
feiner Mgenten f%ennen, 10 i4reiben
Sic an: Or. Setter SabrneD & Cons
60, 2501 @aibington 8lp6., Gbico=
90, Sn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30
@etpim aug Ser @ertbeuerung eites
2ebensbe6irfriiies Der einbeimii6en
8ebolferl1ng beransgetpu6ert mur6e.

Die &anptiohe. = u8as,
gu nennit Did iebt SdnopSfabri=
fant?! Sa> mie betreibit gu 6enn
Dein @ei6aft?"
u5ebr einfa6> i6 nebme Cpl
rit1s, Baiier, irgeno elm @etpir5,
pieQeidt al19 ettpas 3ufer, nadber
fommt 11o6 cine Steuer ornuf =
1t1po Damn it's S6naps!"
Moberne Mntter. = Mut=
ter (5u ibrer berbeiratbeten Go6ter):
u@ie ialopp ur6 geibmadlos gu
Seine &in6er geben IaBt!"
vSSa, tint meme &in6er fonnte i9
mi6 in Der lebten 8eit mentg flint
mern; i6 betbeilige mild namli6 an
einem @ettbetperb CUR fiinitleri16en
&eform Der Bltppenbeflei0ung."
1nbeba9t. - uMa9en Sic
6o9 feline Mnsre6en! Die bunoert
0onar tponen Sic mir muir 6esbalb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30

1ri6t leiben meil Sire Srau bon Ser
Su6e gebort bat!"
g., bite iebr, bon meiner Srau
laiie i9 mid in 6ieier 8e5iebung
1i6t beeinflniien. $50. aber tie bot
oen &aiienihliifiel!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30

Scr Gbaf3nbt5iele m0gli6 un6 er,
ftrebenstpertb iei, unb 3tpar 6urd
0rtliGes @orgeben Under S6onung
Ser beltimmten @erbaltniiie. 9ie ein-
5elnen 3udten ieier1 gu gr0beren Ser
bar10en 5uiammen5ui6lieben. gs
fomlne in%sbeionoere auf Sic Sebung
Ser bauerliden Sbaf5udt an.
Sadien nno Sbiirtngen.
Gbem +. - Ser 8ertreter Der
@iener Birma So1ef 9lumenberg
uno S0bne, MIbin Miiuer in @bem=
mtg, batte, mie @iener 8ldtter mel
oe1l in Den Sabren 1916 un6 1917
mieoerbolt 8al1m1poui en6ungen nud
@ien gei9mlrggelt. gs gelang emo
li6, 5mei Sen6ungen, mel9e 238
Il1benb 8ea1n1moa 6rauenltriimpfe
uru6 1906 Soar Soden entbielten
nno falidli6 als 5eioentparen 6efla-
riert tporen, 5u beidlagnabmen. Die
@are botte einen @ertb bon 1895
Marf. MiiQer tpur6e bonn @eridte
in Gbemnib, mo- er lt6 5u beranttpor=
ten batte> gu. elmer @el61trafe IN Sobe
bon 81, 700 Marf = 6eS 6oppe1ten
@ertbes ser bei6lagnabmten 8oum=
mouienoungen - berlrtbeilt.
2nremb1trg.
2urembnrg.- Gin trag!1der
l1naliifSfan ereianete 1id) ant %.
Gebr. rudmittags gegen 3 l1br I'M
@auptbobnbof. Mls Sic 18iabrige
@agenpuberin 2oriie Gded aus &ol=
lingergrun6 einen in @emegung ite=
benoen giienbabntpagen Ell teigen
tpollte, 1tiir5te Tie ab u1r6 gerietb 10
11ngliifli6 unter 6ie &G0er, baB ibr
bei6e @ei11e nnterbalb 6es &nies ab=
%gefobren tp11r6en. 0ie l1ngliidlide
ml1r6e in 6as ct. Soiepbs=&ranfen=
ba11s perbrodt. Ser Sal lit tint 10
trugil9er, als eS ii9 tint 6as altelte
&i1t6 elmer iebr 5ablrei6en Samilie
batbelt, SOS Sen gltern al5 Stiibe
6iente.
@ru6ten. = &ier feierte Sic
6amilie notwithstanding, ser 13
&i11oer entiprolien ibr goloeneS Gbe=
iubil0um. Das iiingite &in6, Sc
6emptori1ten : @ater 81. @al6bilig,
feierte sic S1tbelmeile; aae Sannilien=
s(ngeb0rigen empfingen aus oer
@on6 bes Sobnes un6 8rnoerS DIE
III. &omu1111io11.
Memi6. = Gin bei6ei0ener
@obltbqter lit Ser bieltge &entner
&err Clinton @reibel6inger> Ser lebte
l1eberlebenbe ser beltbefannten Sarnt=
lie @reibeloinger> 8e1iberin 6es All
sic 8riide ltoBen0en S6loles. Mns
MnlaB 6eS Mlebens leines 8rnoerS
&rn. S. s.. @reipel0inger lieB er,
mie sic u9ur. 3tg." mel0et, in oue1
@tiue an nel1n5ig bis bunbert be!
0riidte Bamilien, lie na6 0eren Wdt:
glie0er5abl, Sumuten bon 100, 200
u1r0 300 Morf in einem @eiammt=
betroo BON 10000 Bis 10000 Mart
unter Briefumi6lag b%ertbeilen. Sic
&1nbe bon 6iei er e0len Sbat berbret=
tete ii9 6enno6 ral6 tn bieliger
5taot, 6enn init Sbranen 6es 0arfes
in Sen M11gen er5dblten es oie 10
grobber5ig 8e0adten, Seoem, Der es
boren moute.
Seiterrei6=11n9arn.
@ie1.-D Ole u8iener 3eitntrg"
per0ffentli6t cine @eroronnng oes
@elammt1niniteriumS, nad ser ote
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Oeiterret6=nnaarn

SCtk%%ItND
@ien.-D ie v@iener 3eitung"
per0ffentlidt cine @eror6na1ng beS
Sc ammt1niniiteriums, nad ser otf
@ommer5eit am 1. Mpril, 2 ltb1
morgenS, begam unb ont 20. Sep.
TENDER, 3 ubr morgerrs, enoet. :
0us vNeue @iener S%ournal" MEL
set unterm 10. 6ebruar: @eltern gaf
es pieoer einem Manen6rang 6eS
gublifums bel ser @roBmarftbaue,
Sim 6reitog Mben6 tpar in Ser Sto01
befonrrt getpor0en, 6aB in Ser @roB=
marftbaue gr0Bere Mengen S6mei=
nefleii6, &olbfleiid) un6 &in0fleiid
ein~getroffen ieien. Sic 5olge oopon
tpar, 1aB ltG bereits Inn 10 nbr
aben6s sic 2eute bel Sen Sboren Ser
@roBmqrftbaue auftellten, sic I'M
@erlanfe ser Na6tltun0en antpl1dien.
Sn Sen Morgenitun0en itanoen Ste
@e1te in 3meier= un6 Dreterreiben
lungs bes Sto6tparfs bis iiber ben
99tror5enbergplub bina11S. @eonl=
6ig morteten $4,000 Meni6en Man=
ner, Sro1ten u41D &tnoer, Sic @roff=
1111g Ser @roBmarftbale ab, Ser
groBte Sbeil BON ibtten fon1tte aber
fein SIeil6 erbalten, 90 Bios 5000
&ilogromm Sdpeinefleii6 bei 6en
5taroen 51m gerfauf gelangten.
Dos SIeii6 tpa1roe 511 lie ei11em &ilo=
grar1m per Ber1on abgegeben.
.@6mei5.
-Die 56uDfabrif 8ritt=
maui M.=@. bot inn abgelaufenen SAT-
re ei1l grgebniB er5ielt, oas lpobl Die
fiibnjtem grtpartungen Ser Mftiorare
iibertroffen fat uno at oaS o1t6 Die
glGn5e1bIten &riegsgetpinne an6erer
@eleu16otfen nidt beronrei6en. Ser
Geiagetpinn be5iffert it9 namlt6 auf
461, 900 Granfen, bel eirem Mftien-
fapital bon Bios $4,000 Sro1fen.
Ser @eingetpi1m madt lomit 6as
Drei5ebnfade 6es Mftienfapitals aus.
1us lit bel etnem perbdltnibmaBig
fleinen l1ntertebn1en 1tnerb0rt. &or
Ginger 3eit bat 6as l6tpei5erti6e
Observation-Disclosures epartement einen
Mppem an 6us @olf erlaiien, 6l1rd
germen611ng bon Sol5idu=
ben, Ganoolen, 3ocoli> &ausiduben
etc, ser tpa6len6en 2e6ernotb 5u
un6 6abei i6uitert man in
@1tn6erttaatien0e aus ser
111t6 Sen &oniumenten Der
aus! Gin 5fonbal lit ei1t 6erartiger
@ei6df tsgetpinn INT 10 mebr, als Set
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-05-30

SOS lit ein redter 9oftor," tonte
e8 beimlid binter ibm, n 10 gut bot
ten mir nob feinen." 9ie1er &nf
elite ibn1 porous 11n6 0rang au6 gu
Sen Mrmen 11o6 Sel6en, Sic nod ME
a1f eigene Soften einen Mr5t fir ibre
2eioen 51 rufen I'M ltanoe gepelen
moren, nn6 ser MrmenzDoftor fam
peit fer un6 oft meiit GIT ipat.
glnl Mbeno 0es eriten Cages BEN
0oftor SsSl11tus ouf SdloB S60nb11rg
perbro1t, rift er langiom aus Sci
6en beimtpGrts. Sic oerfallenen 9au=
Ter loben in ser Nabe troitloS aus;
sic oiirftigen @ielen uno Seloer mo=
rem 1dle6t beiteat> MIR inns 9errer=
bous 1par 6os 2ono 6es 8a6ters in
gutem Gtatoe, utb Ser bertptl6erte
Garf nit ieinen boben f6onen gar=
men perbiiGte 111tr balb Die S9aoen
oes olten 8aues 6em Soriiberretten=
6en.
@r batte piel glen6 geieben in Ell
ner Stun6e, Die er in Dem armieli-
gen Oorfe berbradte. @r lab na1r
ber1pitterte ooer berbdrmte CRETE,
idpo9e 6rn1erp nit lorgenboaen,
obgelpannten @eiidtern Unto tpelfe,
blei6e &in6r. Die inngen, arbetts=
frdfttgen MGnrer tparer felt Sabr
nnb Sag a~11sgemm6ert, I'M a1f Ell
mem o1rberen Gled bon @ottes tpei-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31
'CONISH' BARS
MIXED MATCHES
Commissioner Threatens to
Revoke License When
Negro Boxes White.

New York. Aug 51.-Despite the
fact that the New Jersey athletic com
mission, which has charge OF boxing
affairs in the skeeter commonwealth.
revoked a rule banning mixed bouts.
the board stiu , said to be strongly
opposed to such contests. It is doubt
full II bouts between white pugilists
and negro will take place in the fu-
ture.
The issue recently was brought TO q
focus when commissioner Wufred
Cam. who is physical director Of the
Elizabeth Y. NJ c. A. threatened to
have the license Of a club in west
HobOken revoked for staging a bout
between Leo Johnson the Harlem
negro boxer, and a white pugilist
named Lyons.
The officials OF the club received a
note from Cam the night OF the bout
informing them that II they went
through with the match they would
have their license revoked As II
was too late for the club 10 put on
substitute bout johnson and Lyons
boxed and now the organization has
placed itself at the mercy OF the com
mission.
II is understood that while commits
siOuers smith and Grain are inclined
70 be lenient toward negro boxers,
commissioner Cam is strongly against
mixed bouts and viii not tolerate
them under any circumstance, not
even in the preliminary matches.
Both sides Of the question have
many supporters in New Jersey and
it is likely 10 be brought TO an issue
soon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31
HOODOOSITSON
TRAIL Of DOYLE
Leaves Pennant Winner
Breaks Leg; Losing Bat
ting Record by Illness.

New York, Aug. 31.-There's a full
grown hoodoO camping close on the
trail Of Larry Doyle.
Since Larry was sent to the Cubs
by manager McGraw in the deal that
brought Heinie Zim 10 the Giants,
Larry has been out OF luck.
About the first thing Larry did
after he became a member OF the Chi
cago club was break a leg. This acct
dent kept him out OF the game for
the rest Of the season, and he came
back in 1917 none too sure OF himself
in the field. and none too strong at
the bat.
Everybody was satisfied that Doyle
had seen his best days; that he was
slated for the discard. But in jan
uary Of this year the Cubs and Braves
pulled off a trade which sent Doyle
to Boston with Art Wilson The Cubs
got Lefty Tyler in return.
Before the present season opened
4cGraw engineered deal with
George Stallings which rid the Giants
Of Buck HerZog and brought the once
famous and ever popular Doyle back
to the Polo grounds
But the Ole JinX showed up again
in lay, and Doyle was forced to 20
to , hospital for an operation which
cut short a comeback streak OF bat
ting which had landed him in the
lead Of National league sluggers-
Today DOyle's teammates OF a year
ago-the Chicago Cubs-ars prepar-
ing 10 slice the worlds series melon,
and Doyle-wel, Doyle Is just out OF
luck
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31
ARMY AND NAVY
BEAT YANKEES
THIS SEASON
Higgins Makes Real Con-
tenders But Shipyards
Land Solar PleXus.
YANK CHIEFTAIN
WILL NOT RETIRE

NEW YORK, Aug. 3I-AIthough
~ the Kanks viii be fortunate to
finish IN the first division Of the
American league, Miller Huggins's ef-
forts 20 rehabilitate the club stand
forth as the brightest achievement
Of an Otherwise lack luster record.
That the Yankees matched any
other ciub In the league before the
team was wrecked by player losses
due 70 the war. none can eninsay.
For the first time in the hfzforr
OF the club II performed with
something akin TO the essential
organization and spirit.
" nlch was due entirely to Miller
EugElns- He converted the New
YORK club from the most HELPLESS. sort
OF q second division proposition into
a robust contender. and had he been
able 20 keep his array intact through
out the campaign would probably
nave brought the pennant 10 New
York for the first time In the history
Of the American league.
Hugglns has proven his ability as
manager beyond question. IT, in
deed. there ever was any doubt about
IL He is a master at handling men.
and before the war plucked the stars
from the lineup Higgins always man
aged 10 get the best from ali Of his
players The Eanks under Higgins
never betrayed a tendency to loaf. He
kept the club or its collective toes
and surcharged Il with a spirit Of
conbauve aggressiTeness few Yam
kee teams OF the past have possessed.
when the curtain descends upon
baseball the Dastime viii be neatly
packed away in camphOr for the du-
ration % the war. but when the sport
IS resumed and the Yankees take the
field again 20 battle for the pennant,
Hug viii be IN command.
The mite chfeftafn OF the Tanks
does not intend to retire. He
probably viii devote himself to
war work Of some sort in the
meantime, but he'll don his dia-
mond toys as soon as the war
ends and try again to bring the
Penunut to New York.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31
TENNIS GIANTS
To SEMI-FINALS
Meteor" Murray and Til
den Lead; Jap Star Ku-
magae Downs Wright.

Forest Hills n Y, Aug. Sir
Lindley Murray. "the California me-
teor." playing from Niagara Falls,
and T. W Tilden. IT., OF Philadelphia,
won their way into the semi final
round OF the 37th annual tennis sin
giles championship.
Murray defeated n. W. Niles. OF
Boston. rs. s-s. Is. rs. Tnden re-
sumed the match with Walter Merrill
Hall. Of New York. which was inter
rupted yesterday with the score two
sets to one and an odd game IN the
New Workers favor. The PhuadeI-
phian quickly swept away Halls lead
and won the fourth and fifth sets;
the complete score being SIS. 81. 81.
SIS, ell The only other matches Of
the day brought abous defeat Of
Beals c Wright IN the last play OF
the fifth round The veteran interna-
1onalist went down before the Japa-
nese star Ichiya Kumagae, S-10. SIS.
SIS. 81. Ga
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31
Wendell Signs Up
Bunch OF Giants

Lew Wendell. the former New York
nlgh school boy who was with the
Giants for spell, is manager OF the
pan team representing the Federal
Shipouilding company OF Kearney. y.
J., and he has signed uD a bunch OF
Giants for his team when the National
league breaks up. The following
players have agreed to accept work
mems jobs at the Eearney plant. Ar
thur Fletcher. Larry Doyle. George
Burns, Ro-s Young. Jay Quirke, Pete
Compton. Joe Wuhoit. Cecil Causey.
Al Demaree and Bob Steele. lIcCarty
also was listed among the bunch
which intended 10 so to Kearney. but
evidently got q better offer from Du-
luth.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31
FOUR
WORLD RECORDS
Half Mile Dirt Track Auto
Records Lowered at the
Iowa State Fair.

Des MOines, aug. 51.-Four world
automobile racing records for q half
mile dirt track were broken at the
Iowa state fair yesterday. Ed Filing
Doe drove a half mile in SLSO,
2O-100 Of a second faster than the for
mer record, but his mark stood only
a few minutes. as John HaughdahI
turned the lap in :3L4O.
Ray Lampkin set q new mark Of
2:o9.50 for two miles, but Ellingboe
Immediately broke the record again
with 2-08. The old record was 2:1A006.
In making this time he drove the
first mile in 1:O3.80, lowering the
worlds record $500 Of a second.
In winning the three mile race FL
ungboe covered the distance in
3;15-S0. another record. The old mark
was 1922.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31
Big Battles Sometimes Hinge
On The Performance OF One
Man; Fighting Wenman's Feat

HOW would you feel Mr. Reader winning
II field day depended
winning all depended boxing you Just
down twice before the o firstro und?
Bngol The Fifth Ealan landed Wenman and down he went
military
yelling Tor him to get the noises louder and he looked around
fou-he heard Maj Mausbys The
be heard Maj Mausby
and they the
gunners sake Wenmans-
staggered
him down again. The gongl
Everything to Wenman and in the midst Of
Mai Maulsby
his @Wenman the whole thing
this bout the SIND down when you
the whole licked the
hear2yOu darent lose A draw won't dOyou COT TO
Dshes him. popped Wenmanwih
two knoekous and clumsy style against hn
Oed jaws He gathered himself and cut loose all
punch landed the riders jaWthe rider
and with him the S2nd field artillery
He equal to the occasion All
Of a the kaserI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-08-31

3 ing instructors the army has eve
I seen anywhere, took Carlson in TOW
and tried to beat into his noodle tbs
things that had so long served him
self while he held the belt Their,
were rumors that Carlson was won
derfully improved. But when thS
Cave Man" appeared in the ring he
Z couldn't use Johnnie Simpsons noodle
and. as his own worked in the samC
old way he was speedily defeated BY
Eddie Hanlon and then BY BABY
CabelI.
As for body. It Is doubtful il ans
soldier at Fort Bliss was bettci
equipped than the Cave Man" He
was well proportional. had magnifi-
cent lungs. and was active Yet he
was a rank failure because he was
not a natural born fighter-did not
absorb successful fighting ways
quickly. never learned how to hit e.
fectively. no matter how many times
other boxers used the right way on
him.
There is no great boxer with
out coming in contact with other
expert boxers. Knowing how to
box Is always learned. never In
herIted. 1t is merely a question
OF how quickly IL is learned and
how nptly used.
In hundreds Of rural localities and
in the byways Of every state in the
union spring up the sOcalled natural
born fighters But when John L.
Sullivan, Jack Dempsey, the Nonpa-
reil; Jim Corbett and Kid Mccoy
toured the country to meet all COM
ers. they proved that only those who
meet the best are able TO cope with
the best The natural born ones
champions and wOrldbeaters in their
little kingdoms-never in the history
Of the ring stopped a great boxer.
The fact that these socalled natural
born boxers are so easily disposed Of
by clever men is added proof that
nothing but contact with the best
makes the best. II might be added
that most Of the alleged natural born
boxers who thus met champions on
their tours were never heard Of af-
forwards. This is easy to account
for. Had they had sufficient brains
in the beginning to make expert box
their limited territory for a champion
to come TO them. but would have
done as Kid Mccoy always advo-
cated-gO and hunt up the champion
to learn. even IL il were necessary to
walk TO set there.
There are always n number OF
boxers in every locality who don't
realize the size OF the world and
actually believe that they are
equal 10 meeting the best the
nation affords before they have
ever put on a mitt outside Of their
own back yard. That is the ren-
son so many boxers from the mid
die west look like dubs when they
meet northern and eastern box
ers whose opportunities to meet
the best men In training are
greater.
Because of the mooted question on
natural born fighters" the bout be-
tween Nick Gundy. 9TH cavalry. and
Tommy Nelson. OF FL Paso, at the
Studorium on Labor day, is attract
ing perhaps more attention than any
bout ever held at Fort Bliss. Neither
of these boxers are world heaters BY
a considerable margin, yet intense
interest is attached TO the outcome
Gundy is often designated as a
natural born fighter. by which most
people mean a boxer who wades in
and beats down his man with main
strength and awkwardness. Gundy
has done this in a number OF bouts
at the fort He failed to do IL with
Nelson at their last meeting. being
knocked out by Nelson The coming