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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-02
ANGLAI UzDEGA STUTT-
GART'o GELEzINKELIo.
STOTI.
smarkus susiremimai ore.

Londonas, rugp. 2.-Vakar,
kaip praneSa ORC ofisas, ang-
lp lakstytuvai vel uzpuole
Stuttgart'q. Numete kuone du
tonu bombu ant Bosch mag
nitu dirbtuv6s, Daimler dirb-
tuv6s ir gelezinkeliu stoties.
Stotis nuo bombQ uzsideg6.
Gelezinkeliq stotis ir dirb-
tuv6s Saarbrucken'e buvo ~
pultos du sykiu.
Pirmame uzpuolime, sutik-
ia daugyb6 vokieciQ zvalgQ-
aeroplanQ. Ivyko baisqs mu-
Siai ore. Keturi musQ laksty-
tuvai nuSauti Xiii bOmbarda-
vo Saarbrucken'q. Sugryztant,
vel sutikta vokieGiQ aeropla-
mai. Sunaikinta trys anglQ ae-
roplanai. Vokieciai neteko vie
no savo aeroplano.
Antras uzpuolimas labai ge-
raj nusiseke. Dirbtuv6se pa
daryta daug nuostoliQ. Susi-
remta SUI vokieGiais. Bet visi
anglQ lakstytuvai sugrlzo.
Kitame uzpuolime anglQ
lakstytuvai susir6m6 su vo-
kieciQ. Anglai sunaikino pen
kiolika ir gerai apdauze Sc
Sius lakstytuvus. AnglQ nuos-
toliai - seSi lakstytuvai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-02
ir i
Vokiietiijja
VOKIECIAI PASIRENGE
PERTRAUKTI RYsIUS SU
UKRAINA.
Cali tenai ivykti dideles op-
resijos.

Londonas, rugp. g Anot
Exchange Telegraph is Ans
terdam'o, vokieGiai svarsto
atsaukimq ambasadoriaus Won
Mumm is Kijevo If atidavimq
pasporto Ukrainos ambasado-
riui Berlyne.
(Telegramos is Amsterda-
mo praneS6, kad Ukrainoje
uzmuSti vokieciQ vadas field
marSalas Eichhorn su savo
adjutantu, kapitonu Dressler
Del Sito If kitu sukilimu prizes
vokieGius, kaizeris manQs per
traukti diplomatinius rySius
su Ukrainos valdzia).
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-02

Prancuzijoje, Italijoj ir Ma
kedonijoj labai ramius. Ivyko
artilerijos musiai Sen If ten,
bet, iSimant atmusima vokie-
GiQ uzpuolimo aplink Montdi-
dier, infanterija mazai veikia.
Neoficijaliai raportai aptu-
reti Paryziuje parodo, kad vo-
kieGiai megino atitraukti dau-
giau kareiviq nuo rytinio from
to. Sakoma, vokieciu vadas
Rusijoje praneSa, kad butp
''pavojinga'' atsaukti ,karei-
vius is tos dalies.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-02
LIEGE NUBAUSTA w
PRANCUzIsKA DANA.

Londonas, rugp. q Gy-
ventojai miestelio Liege, Bel
gijoj, pak6le vieSa demons
traciia, kada talkininkams pa
sisek6 ~SumuSti vokiecius Mar
ne kylyje. Taip raSo Les Nou-
velles, Masstricht'e. Sudainuo-
ia Prancuziios tautinis him,
mas. Uztai vokieciq generals
gubernatorius isake, kad kaS
vakaras per dvi savaiti vaka-
RIMS varpas butQ skambina-
mas 7 val. Be to, uzd6jo baus-
me ant miestelio.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-02
UKSTARUS|JOSBOLSEvIKAI
Pake|ia jie miniQ teroral prizes
SavO priBSininkus
LENINAS IR TROCKIS
~ IsSIGANDE.

Maskva, rugp. 2.-Visuoti-
noje pildomosios komisijos
sesijoje, kurioje dalyvavo g
900 nariu Maskvos tarybos ir
darbo organizacijg Leninas
ir Trockis kalb6jo. Priimta Sc
kanGios rezoliucijos:
81. Socijalistq t6vyn6 yra
pavojuje.
"2. Svarbiausieji daiktai da
bartiniame lake yra iveiki-
mas GekQ-slovakQ il gavimas
grudQ.
"3. Kad iSaiSkinti dabarti.
Mo stovio svarbumq, reikia
prad6ti stipriausiq agitacijq
tarp darbininku.
Reikalauja "miniu teroro".
81. Atsargumas turi but
padidintas prizes burzujus,
kurie visur susideda su kontr-
revoliucijonieriais. Sovieto
valdzia turi save apginti. To-
del, kad ta padaryti, burzujai
turi but paimti po valdzia If
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-02
JEKATERINBURGAS PAIN
TAs cEKU-SLovAKV.

Amsterdam, rugp. 2.-Laik-
raStis Isvestija, Maskvoj, ra-
SO, kad Gekai-slovakai paeme
Jekaterinburga, Permo pro-
vincijoj, arti Siberijos rube-
ziaus. BolsevikQ laikrasciai
pradeda kelti truksma. Jie
baisiai iSsigando. Pravda ra-
SO, kad pavojus nuo eeku-slo-
vaku didinasi ir puola ant boil
Sevikq kaip nuo kalnQ snie-
gas. Taip-gi, sake, kontrrero-
lucia platinasi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-02
SKOROPADSKIS APGAI-
LESTAUJA TEUTONO NU.
zUDYMA.

Amsterdam, rugp. 2.-IS
Berlyno praneSama, kad kuo-
met Kijeve nuzudyta vokie-
ciQ vadas gen. Eichhorn su
savo adjutantu, Ukrainos at
amanas-diktatorius Skoropad-
skis paskelb6 proklemacija.
Proklemacijoje tarp kitko pa
sakyta, kad "visa Ukraina
apraudoja dideli neprigulmin-
gosios Ukrainos drauga, kurS
krito nuo prieSininko rankos".
Be to Skoropadskis aplan-
kes vokieGiQ pasiuntinl If
i$reiSkes dideli apgailestavi-
ma.
Berlyno laikraSciai pripa-
zista, kad tai visa veikiama
prizes bolSeviku tiranija. Bet
pazymi, kad siandie Rusijoje
nesama jokios kitos partijos,
kuri gal6tQ nuversti II sutrus-
KNIT bolsevikus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-02
Kajzeris SakOSi nesibijqs
AmGrjkoS

ky sail, ir musu tevyne yra
apsaugota nuo kares baiseny-
blu.
"Antrais ir treciais kar6s
metals jusu narsumas sunai-
kino priesininkp galybe ry-
tuose. Tuotarpu jusQ broliai
su didziu narsumu uzlaike.
savo vakarini fronta prizes di-
desne uz save galybe.
Laukia jusu dideli musiai.
"Kaipo vaisius situ laime-
jimq ketvirti kares metal at
neSe NUNS taika rytuose. Va
karuose priesininkai apturejo
didzius smugius. Musiai lai-
meti pastaraisiais menesiais
skaitosi tarp didziausiq darbu
Vokietijos istorijoj.
"Dar jusQ laukia dideli mu-
siai. Priesininku desperatines
pajegos, kaip ir pirmiaus, l'us
iusu narsumu pergaletos. Ta-
me as esu isitikines ir sykiu
su manimi visa tevyne".
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-02

August Lenore, 1853 Was
hington boulevard, kuris buvo
vienas is penkiq persautp SEX
madienyj prie krautuves po
numeriu 1120 West Grand.
avenue, vakar mire pavieto
ligoninej. Stephen Maggie,
1144 Washington boulevard,
kuris zmones persove suares-
tuotas sykiu su savo zmona.
Bet jinai paleista. Sake, pa
vydas buvo saudymo priezas-
timi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-02
ANGLU OFICIJALIS RA-
PORTAS.

Londonas, rugp. 2.-Somme
fronte, apylinkaje Villers-
Bretonneux, vokieciq artileri-
ia vakar smarkiai veike, pra-
mesa kares ofisas. Taip-gi
smarkiai veike vokieciq ar
motos toliaus i Siaure, arti
Bucquoy ir Flandrijoje, Mer-
ris - Meteren dalyje.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-02

Nardancios laives uzpuola
transportus, sako zmonems.
Amsterdam, rugp. PRO
kliamacijoj vokieciu armijai
ir laivynui, kaizeris Wilhel-
mas sake, kad amerikonQ ar
mijos atejimas Prancuzijon
Vokietijos neisgazdina.
"Armija, kuri per jures
plaukia Prancuzijon,'' sako
jisai, "yra uzpuolima musQ
nardanciu laiviQ".
"Tevyne apsaugota".
Prokliamacija skamba:
"Pavojingi metal kar6s sto-
vi uzpakalyj jusq. Vokietijos
zmones, isitikine teisinga ka-
res priezastim, stiprQs su savo
kardu ir pasitikedami Dievo
pagelba, su savo iStikimais
talkininkais stojo prizes pasau-
il prieSininku. JusQ neiveikia-
moi kovos dvasia nuneSe ka-
re pirmais metals i priesinin-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-02
PRANCUZIJOS OF1CIJALIS
RAPORTAS.

Paryzius, rugp. 2.-Vokie-
ciai vakar uzpuole prancuzu
pozicijas apylink6je Bligny, ]
pietvakarus nuo Rheims. W.
puo1imas atmuStas, sake kares
ofisas.
Visame fronte lvyko artile-
riiq veikimai. Tarp Montdi-
der If. Disc i Siaure nuo Ant
heuil vokieciai dare uzpuoli-
mus. Bet iiems nenusisek6.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-02
RUePJUczo 2, 1918.

Chicago ir apylinkes.
s,andie isdaies debesiuota,
kick vesiau; ryscj laukiamas
grszus oras.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-02

LondonQs, rugp. 2 Anglijos
premjeras Lloyd George kalb6da-
mas fabrikantu susirinkime tarp
kitko pazym6jo, kad ] m6nesi lai-
kO vakariniam fronte yOkieciai,
regis, bus nugal6ti.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-02

Paryzius, rugp. 2.-Prancuzijos
parlamentaS dabartiniam Clemen-
ceau kabinetui i$reiSk6 pasitik@jl-
ma 312 balsaiS prizes 164.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-02

Hague, rugp. 2.-Fokie5nl w
riausyb6 is Kruppo istaigQ paSau-
kt kareiviauti apie 10000 darbi-
ninku. Dabar istalgoas truksta
darbininkQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-02

Lond0nQs, rugp. 2.-Gauta Il
niu. kad. turbut, vokieciai rem
giasi ofensyvon prizes talkininkus
Siaurin6j RusijOj.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-02
Vokieciai tvirtina paeme
$4,000 belaisviu.

Berlynas nors praneSa, kad
vokieciai atmuS6 talkininkQ
atakas Marne fronte, bet pri-
sipazista, jog atidave Merris
anglams. VokieGiQ kar6s Off
sas tvirtina, kad jie turi pae-
me $4,000 belaisviQ nuo liepos
Is d. lig sio laiko.
Pradzia penktQju baisios
pasaulio kares metQ sutinka
kitas dalis ir kitus frontus
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-02
NAU.JAUSIOS
ZINIOS

Washington, rugQ. 2.-Padldl-
nar.i Gvigubi kartS mokcsGial w
taroka ir teatramS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-02
ARTINAMAsI PRIZE VIE
Tos, KUR ROOSEVELT zU-
VO.
Patys tarp saves zudosi.
Su Amerikonu Armija Ais
ne-Marne fronte, rugp. "a

Su Amerikonu Armija Ais
ne-Marne fronte, rugp. "A
merikonQ ir prancuzQ armija
dare uzpuolimQ ant linijos
nuo Seringes igi Cierges,
centre Marine fronto, kad IL
mia iStiesti ir sunaikinti dyg-
liuotu vielu supainiojimus.
Jiems labai pasisek6. Nuzeng6
pirmyn uz Sergy. Sustojo tik
uz pusantros mylios nuo
Chamery. Vokieciai tuomtar-
pu smarkiai prieSinosi.
Chamery yra miestas, ku-
riame lett. Roosevelt'as zu-
vo, krisdamas su lakstytuvu.
VokieGiu sovinlai uzmusa
juos pacius.
Kada vokieGiai pamat6, jog
amerikonai Seringes'e laim6-
ia, jie vartojo savo artilerijQ.
Neuzginamai liudijama, kad
daugybe vokieciQ nuo savo
soviniQ zuvo.
Belaisviai paimti sake, kad
yra vokieGiams isakyta, idapt
:jie laikytpsi is visu savO je-
gu. Sake, zmon3ms kar6 ky
r9jo ir jiems neberupi, kas
valdys, bile tik kar6 uzsibaig-
tn.
Vokieciai dabar vartoja
smarkiai sprogstan&ia> bom-
has, sykiu su gazin6mis bonn
bomis. Tai daroma, kad spro-
gimo balsas pervirSytQ SniokS-
TINA gazui iSeinant. Bet tai
kininkus sunku tuo budu\ sll-
Wilt. Jie visada laukia uzphO-
limQ su gazu IL yra prislren-
sc.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-02
BERLYNE MIRE TURKI-
JOS AMBASADORIUS.

Amsterdam, liepos 81. -
Berlyne mir6 Turkijos amba-
sadorius del Vokietijos, Hak-
ky-pasa.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-02

Geneva, rugp. 2.-Bulgarija
yra pasirengusi pertraukti viso-
kius rySiuS su Turhja.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-02
NUTILIMAS PRANASAUJA
NAUJA MUsT.
Juk prizes audra aptilsta oras.

Londonas, rugp. q Aisne
Marine kylyje nauja veikimo
atnaina grumoja. AbiejQ pu-
Siu kareiviai ilsisi. Gi vadai
rengia naujus plenus vesti
baisu muSi. Veikimai nutilo
pirmQ karta nuo liepos - d.
Talkininkai m6to visOkiQ
rQSiQ bombas vokieciQ pozi-
ciiaS. Vokieciai-gi atsiliepia
didelio sprogimo il gazin6mis
bOmbOmis.
Kq nutilimas reiSkia, n6ra
aiSku. Yra daug galimQ daik
tn. Vienok, matoma, kad vO-
kieGiai nelabai trokSta per-
daug daznai susiremti su mar
siaiS talEininzQ kareiviais.
Nes jie nenaudojasi progomis
kontratakuoti ir m6ginti atsi-
init svarbias pozicijas centre
II vakaruoSe, kurias Waldo a
merikonai su prancuzais. Tas
parodytQ, pagal talkininkQ
nuOmones, jog vokieciai manO
atsitraukti uz Vesle, kaip tik
plenai bus padaryti. Taip-gl
manoma, kad vokieciQ stengi-
mQsis pastarosiose keturiose
ar penkiose dienose buvo,
idant uzdengti jQ svarbiuo-
sius veikimus.
Pavojinga Marne kylyje.
Kol vokieciai bus pietuose
nuo linijos Rheims scissors,
jiems grumos pavojus nuo tai
kininkp bombardavimo. Tai
kininkai gall mazdaug gadin-
ii jq komunikacijos sistema.
Bet iSsiputimas kylyje suma-
zintas, ir vokieciai stow augs-
tesnaje vietoje, kaip pirmiaus.
Vienok, dviejose kylio Veto
Sc - Seringes ir i siaure nuo
Grand Rozoy - randasi gil
lus ikirtimai. Sic priduos a.
merikonu If prancuzQ atako-
ms tinkamas vietas.
Trumpas nutilimas pesti-
ninku muSyje buvo pertrauk-
tas, kada gen. Foch as ataka-
vo apylinke j rytus nuo Dor
mans. Vakaruose, vokieciai uz
tai tur6jo apleisti apylinke
Fere-en-Tardenois.
Vokieciai tvirtina paeme
$4,000 belaisviq.
Berlynas nors pranesa, kad
rnkinGiai atmnSa talkininkn
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-08-02
miniu teroras panaudotas prie
JUGS.
Mustis prizes burzujus.

"5. Generals obalsis turi
but mirtis arba pergale, su
miniq ekspedicija del duonos,
miniq militaremis organiza-
cijomis, apginklavimu darbi-
ninkq ir pastatymu visq je-
gu muStis prizes kontrrevoliu-
cijonierius burzujus.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-19
IS TURNED AGAINST
 SHIP INDUSTRY
Reports Circulated That More Men Are Killed in Shipbuilding Than
 Die in Trenches

Washington, July 1s-German prop aganda has been turned against the shipbuilding industry in vain effort to stem the growing output of ships which are to carry men and munitions to Europe.
 Statements made previously circu- lated to the effect that more men are being killed and injured in the con- struction of ships than in the trenches in France were denied officially to- night by the shipping board. In the Hog Island yard, which was said to be fair example of what has been ac- complished by the boards accident pre- vention work, the accident rate in May was only six per thousand men, as compared with the pre-war average of 21 s10 reported by the bureau of la bor statistics.
 Two departments have been created for special work in safeguarding the lives and health of shipyards work CTS and men are encouraged even in the slightest scratch for treatment, so there may he no danger of infection
 "The Vrate of accidents in constant ly decreasing," said an official state- ment, and it is confidently predicted that within the next few months the shipyards will be showing a lower rate than the most favored private indus lrlal institutions.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-19

mauled. The precaution the French had taken before the Teuton offensive be- gan was such that the Germans were unable to capture a single prisoner in the Champagne during the several days preceding the attack. The Ger mans thus were deprived of the possi- bility of obtaining information regard ing the French plans.
 When the German artillery prepara- tion started on the night of the. 14th were so vivid that they lighted up the streets of Chalons, nearly 20 miles from the front The French replied with an equally powerful fire, and everything for many miles trembled until dawn, when the German infantry came over.
 The advancing. waves were of great density, giving the hundreds of French 75's point blank target, At the same time small centers of re- sistance composed of French advanced posts opened fire with machine guns, which did terrific execution. These isolated detachments held up the enemy masses for several hours, giving ample time for their comrades guarding the line of resistance to or ganize and bring into play all their means of defense. Then they retired slowly, at times being compelled to fight strong bodies of the enemy, who had succeeded in passing their posi- tionS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-19
NASH APPOINTED
 0N U. s. A|RPLANE
 PRODUCTION BOARD
F. esident of Nash Motor Co. to Be Assistant. to the Di- rector of Airplane
 Production

Washington, July 1s.--John D. Ryan, director general of aircraft production. has selected c. w. Nash of Kenosha, Wis, to be his assistant in production and engineering.
 This official statement was issued.
 "C. w. Nash, president of the Nash Motor company of Kenosha, Wis, and formerly president of the General Mo- tors. well known executive in the mo- tor industry, today was appointed by John D. Ryan, director of aircraft pro- duction. as, assistant to the director tn charge of engineering and production.
 MT. Nash will assume his duties i'm mediatsly.
 This appointment does not change in any way the organization already ef- fected Tn bureau of aircraft production except to give MT. Ryan an additional assistant in charge of the important work of engineering and production
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-19
GOLFERS ID RESUME PLAY AT ROEBUCK With Old SOPs Aid Dev0tees of the Cleek Will Fight
 for Title

On account of the indictment weather a number of the maches in the city golf championship tourney being played over the Roebuck course have been post poned until today and if old Sol shows his face long enough to dry off the greens all matches, with the possible ex- ception of the semi-finals, will be com pleted before Saturday.
 Saturday afternoon the finals in all flights will be fought out and the tro- phies, consisting of Baby Bonds, will be awarded the four winners. While the rain has somewhat hampered our schedule, said John Pearson, "by rush- ing the matches along, we can finish on schedule time. Saturday, of course, will be the big day and we expect large crowd out to take part in the pre- sentation ceremonies
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-19
TENNIS SHARKS ID BATTLE SATURDAY More Than Twenty Stars at Net Game Will Compete
 for City Title

The entries for the third annual ten his tournament for the Cosby cup are practically all in, and everything is in readiness for the first round which will be played Saturday afternoon, if the weather does not interfere. The men who have already entered are as follows: W. T. Warren, Eugene Knight, R. L. Lange, Dr. Duncan, Richard Me Coy N. S. Kitchens, James Turnipseed, A. M. Bruce, Walter Davis, Dewey Da- wis. pr. Crippen, Gilbert Vaughn, R. D. Mitchell, J. W. Carter. James Glass c. L. Harrell. F. c. Jackson, Seaborn Black, Merritt Shores, Lee Weyman.
 The lineup in the first round will be announced in Saturday mornings Ase- Herald
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-19

making the proposal national if it is generally approved.
 Officials of the shipping board frank ly were stratified by the proposal but they feel that as the suggestion had come spontaneously from the men themselves. so also it should be de- veloped by them, without any urging.
 There were 95 hulls made ready for launching July Fourth ahead of the time set for their completion. This ad- dition was the greatest ever made to any nations tonnage in a single day. It is believed an attempt will be made to equal or surpass the record on La bor Day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-19
SPORTS LoCAI.-BY WIRE
Corbett's Daily Letter
 On Great Sport Topics
By JAMrs J. coRBErr.

to date and shows no falling off in his terrific circuit clouting.
 Dear MT. Corbett: CD Why do you rec ommend exercising as a means of putting the stomach in better condition? (2y Would you please outline for me some exercises which would accomplish for me the strengthening of all the stomach muscles? l.. A II.
 d The stomach is a muscular organ. It's action is a muscular one. If the stomach muscles and the muscles of the lower organs are in fine shape then the . stomach faithfully goes about it's daily task of digesting the food. If the mus cles of the stomach are permitted to be- come flabby and soft they, of course. cannot perform their functions as they should. By systematic exercising a per son usually can restore the muscular organism of the stomach and the intes- tines to a point where normal work can again be done by the stomach. (2) shall be very glad to send you exercises for the stomach if you will send me self addressed envelope with cents in stamps.
 
 the record for the most shutout games pitched in single season? DAILY READER. 1 Grover Alexander holds the big league record with Is shutouts in 1916: the Amer ican league record is 1S, established by Jack Coombs, of the Athletics. 1 Dear Mir. Corbett: Q) Did Gunboat Smith ever at any time in his career knock out Sam Langford? @ What white fighter was it that knocked out Langford in Boston about six months ago? H. P. T. | CD Smith never knocked out Langford. but Langford did knock out Smith a few years ago. @ Fred Fulton knocked out Langford in Boston about six months Iago.
 Dear MT. Corbett: A pitcher enters the box at the beginning of the game and remains there until the third inning He then goes directly to first base and plays that position until the end of the fifth timing His manager then decides to send him back in the box at the beginning of the sixth. Is such an action by the manager permissible? J. M. T. | Yes; as long as the pitcher was not taken out of the game he can go back into the box at any time his manager desires. The very fact that he retired from the box and played some other position for a few innings does not make him ineligible to resume mound duty dur ling that game.
 
 Dear MT. Corbett: Did Babe Ruth of Ithe Red Sox make a streak of three home lruns or was it streak of four home lruns? c. c.
 Ruth made both: he first compiled a Istring of three home runs on successive days and a few weeks later made four home runs on four successive days, Dear Mir Corbett: A batter hits the ball over the fielder's head and makes Ia continuous run without stopping, but lis thrown out at home plate. A says he lis officially credited with triple; B lsays he is not credited with a hit Who is right? B. w. A is right; the batter is credited with l d triple. If he had been put out go- ) ing into second in trying to stretch a hit ) he would have been credited with d sim lgle; if he had been put cut going into ] third after having made two bases suc- cessfully on the hit. it would have been a double
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-19
GOURAUD BARS ADVANCE OF
 GERMAN CROWN PRINCE

With the French forces in France. July 17.--(By the Associated Press.) General Gouraud, the hero of the Dar- danelles, was the French commander who barred the advance of the Ger man Crown Prince in the Champagne. It was he who, to the east of Rheims, in one day, brought the host of Germans to standstill This was done with only comparatively insignificant losses among his own men in consequence of his admirable defensive preparations.
 About 20 enemy divisions have been identified in the first line of this sector of the front alone. By the end of the first day of the fighting half of of these divisions had been badly
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-19
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Tanks Win and Lose

New York. July lS.--New York and De- troit divided a double header here to- day, the Tigers winning the first game, to 1, and the Yankees the second, to 2, ,in 10 innings. Walkers home run with two on bases in the seventh inning decided the first game. The Yankees tied the second game in the ninth on doubles by Caldwell, Pipp and Bodie. In the tenth, with the bases full, Baker hit into the grandstand. but was cred ited only with a single, as Heating scored third.
 Cobb twisted his left shoulder, which he injured Tuesday sliding to base, and retired during the first game. Scores:
 First game k. II. II. T,.troit . 600 O1O S00- t6 New York ..,......... 010 900 0oO- D Q
 Batteries: James and Stanage; Thor mahlon Heating and Walters
 Second game R Ii. n. Detroit ........... 101 GOO GOO O. P o New York ........, 900 900 COZ l. 3 10 ?
 Batteries: Kallio and Stanage; Elmer an. Keating and Hannah, Walters.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-19
Mobile Girl Married
 to Private Ashley in
 Sevier Hostess House

Camp Sevier, July 1s.-tSpecialo ,rba first wedding ever taking place al the hostess house at Camp sewer oc- cured at 10 o'clock Tuesday morning when Miss Annie l.. Goodloe of Mo bile was married to Private Guy w.. Ashley, headquarters company 32ith infantry. Lieutenant Randolph, chap lain of the 324th, officiated and tic ceremony was attenGed by number of soldier friends of the young people. Miss Goodloe came to Camp Sevier Monday from Mobile to marry her sweetheart who expects to leave soon for service overseas. Immediately aft CT the ceremony she returned to Mo- tile.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-19
Yankee Twirler Quits Team for the Shipbuilding League

New York, July 1S.--Allan Russell, New York American pitcher, has gone to the Sparrows Point team of the Steel league, it was announced here today. Manager Huggins declared Rus sell had severed his connection with the club without the formality of a resignation. Russell is the third New York American player to join tho Spar rows Point team, the others being Monroe, pitcher, and Fewster, in- fielder