davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-03
RYCHLOVLAK VLETEL DO ZASTUPU
MUNltNlCH DELNfK1.
u MUzU MA TRAIT USMRCENO ASH
TRICET JE TEzCE RANENYCH
HUsTA MLHA HLAvNl PRfcINoU KATAsTR,
}. ADAMEc A A. koNlcEK MEzl zAHYNuL9Ml.

| Stroivedouci rychlovlaku n
fstavil teprv nekolik blokd Cd
mfsta nestesti, nacez emerged
nj prace byla zahajena.
Usmrceni odvezeni do okr.
marnice a ranenf do nemocni
4sv. sAlexise. +sa
Uplny seznam zabitych a ra
nenych dosud schazi, jiste ie
vsak, re mnohy z ranenych
podlehne.
VeSkere clevelandske ambu
lance byly do Bedford poslany,
kdeztc pennsylvania draha
vypravila tam zvlastni nemoc
nicni v!ak.
V,ada narfdila vysetrovanf
katastrofy.
4 Cechu pfisli o zivot ]. Ada
nice, jehcz obydli nebylo dosud
zjistano d dale A. Konicek, 25
lety. svcbodny a z Thomasville
Pa. pochazejfcf, bytem zde ma
vych II. ul., jehoz mrtvola lie
Ii V Noskcve marnici.
Dalsimi usmrcenymi jsou slo
vensti delnfci J. Konecek, J.
Kfenek, j. Kobilinsky, pax w.
Bins, B. Claiton, R. Brimidage,
J. Globe, W.-Gill, VIM. Hill,
VIM. Murphy, 4069 vych. 81.
ul. <jehoz mrtvola v Markove
marnici spociva), j. Okal, L.
Schultz. p. Schuhe, j. Stojic, R.
Globe ". Kurok a nekolik mrt
vol nebylo dosud stotozn9no.,
Il Cechu t6&ce ranenym jest
Ed. kumplik 25lety, 4163 vych.
1O2. ul. ';'''
V ner1ocnici sv. Alexise umf
rail- dnes v poledne dalsi til o.
beti nestesti. Nekolik muzu
roztrhano bylo vlakem tax, ze
sotva dali sc stotozniti. J. H.
Finley byl fiditem osudneho ry
chliku z Columbus.
Sv6dci nest9stf tvrdf, ze ry
,hlik nevydal zadny varovny
signal mimo q zastavky ze
|el rychlostf AZ mil v hodin9.
Vlak z Columbus byl pry row.
aez opozden a proto chtel ztra
,eny cas- nahraditi zrychlenou
jizdou. Topic George Lucy Wy
nlouv6 Sc ma mlhu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-03

AoAOs NSo~Ct ui1Hu'
Fred sedmou hodinou udalo SC
hrozne nestestf u 27 zastavky
v Bedford townsipu a to pred
municnimi tovarnami firmy
Nc Myler Interstate Co., v kite
rychztc vladnfch dilnach mac
ne procento ceskych delnfkn
jest zamestnano a kteryzto via
dni zavod mill jizne cd mestec
ka Bedford Sc nachazi.
| z Columbus do Clevelandu
fitfcf Sc rychlik (. 625 vletel
ra zminene zastavce do zastu
pu municnich delnfkt z Cleve
landu prav6 prijedsich, % jich
usmrtil ma mfste q 80 tezce po
ranil.
Delnfci ii opustili prave O.
sobni vlak clevelandsky, ktery
vviel ze zdeisfho Union nadra
Ii nekolik minut DO seste ran
nj hodine. Dotcenv "delnicky"
WAX bvl ponekud opozden a
pred zavody McMyler Intersta
te Co. zastavil We chvfli, kdy
ranni "sichta" m9la byt jiz "a
h$jena.
Aci ESQ municnfch zrizencI
priielo timto clevelandsktm
zvlastfm vlakem a z tech vsich
nj ma 81. zastavce spechali. a
by Drisii do prace v Gas. Nez k
tcvarni brance Sc vsak mohli
dostati, bylo tfeba pfekrocit je
ste jednu kolei. kterazto trait
stala Sc mnohym z Mich osud-
nOu.
Dnes rapo pfilehala k zemi !
mlha tem6r neproniknutelna a
pred muricnk tovarnou bed
fordskou ma tratfch pennsvlvan
ske drahv zdala Sc byt mlha lie
Ste temneisi. Nebvlo rozhledu
a rovnez tovarnf kominy jako |
by Sc v rnlze ztracely.
Drfv nez clevelandsky delni
cky vlak II q krizovatky zasta
vil. vatsina jeho pasazerd ma
trait liz odskocila a v nasledu
ifcfck nekolika vterinach te-
nef vsech $50 clevelandskych
delnikI shluklo sc ma zmfnene
trati pred tovarnami.. Drive
,sak nez mohli zeleznitn{ ma
'ep opustit, z mlhy vynofil Sc
.ychlfk a neStestf n&sledovalo.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-03
VfSEK CHRANENY MESTY DOUAI,
LILLE A LENSEM CEKA
OSVObOzENf.
PONORKOVE ZAKLADNY OSTEND
A ZEEBRUCGE v DOSAHU
LODNfCH DEL
DESET SPOJENECKYCH ARMAD BIJE NEMCE MA
NEJDEI. ST FRONTE v DEJINACH SVETA.

vSerejH odpoledni bulletin &c potvrzuje - Hunovs
hk jiz systemaicks opoustsni Belse Pfitomns vykzu
bslseks Flandersko. vekl vyse ohaanceny mssty Lille
Dsuai Lsns kdezto belsic6m pomo N9mci rovsz PHI
pravu stshovani Je faktem, ze Falkenhau-
postal svs voense archivy z do Berna ze nsmeeh c
vsts dfednici vrace domI ze pobfezn batere jsou
Antwerp stshovsny ponorovS zakladny Ostend Zee
brgge opousny hrance civilist zba-
vovkny, aby byo dos mista usupsci armadu Ludsn
dorffovu. ..5h ~.
Stshovsni Nsmcd velkeho prdmysloveho mssta Lille
dse horeGnsho spschu ku dopravs nepftelem nara
denych venoznych dopravnich prostedk
Nsnici pustosi bahss mssto Lens viude zvlasf oko
prpavu kde odahnout nejdrive pleni kra-
dou, vypaujfa - utikaji.
Britickk valecns lodi bombarui nsmecka opevnsni
belscksm bfehu odnf spoenecka della chri
zakaden nsmeckych ponorek Ostend Zeebrugge,
kter9xto zakadny by Huny daleko az ku Is Labe
pfeshovsny Gmz ace nepfatelskych subarn jests vice
se.abne ponsvadz spojenc zari Severnim mort huboke
p6smo mn ktermzto pasmem ponory tax snadno
kou vodu neproniknou. ,a
Belgcke britcke francouzsks vojsko postoupo vSera
Flandrech, vychodns hovychodns cd Dxmude tfeba
en nskok dasch mil posupu aby pfinutlo Huny ku vyki
zenf mofsksho pobfezi dosahu Ostend
Spojenci vserejsim svym vyboje Flandrech stlaSi
Nsnnce vyselu Arras keryzto sekor podobs
byvalsmu vyseu ST. Mhiel Nsmc, nemajii byt zasko
cen must tudiz uteci Douai Lille Lense narovnat
linii cd Cambria do Belgie vedouci.
z. vserej ofensivy Flsndrech Begovs dobyi celou
fadu osad dne vtah do mssa Menn leziciho zelez-
ni6ni odbocce Menn-Roulers. a~-r~
Potvrzuje vGerejsi bulletin ST. Quentin
byl poenc dobyt cey obranny nsmecky system nez lie
Caelet ST. Quentner by Haigovou vytvalo ofensvou
pomoci americkych bigad upns rozdrcen Nsmci bill
zoufae zvasf proto aby uvon severni armadu Bel
gy Flandrech zapasc Fate vsak zGst6va, ze stfed
"nedobyns" Hndenbursovy lnie je prachu trosksch
rosz nych mistech spojenci Hindenbursovu nedoby
nost' ze bofi a nici.
Vsera porazen by Hunovs ses bojistich 8hnoucich
Cd Bese az ku Verdunu nevsts porazku upS
zapadns Cd Remese, kde Fochova pschota vzaa dokem
Tery hfebeny vrhla nsmecks silky zpst vysonu Bethe
ny, frontu r. 1917 Huny ovladanou.
Francouzi zaacil Huny rovnsz prdplav MarneAisne
a spole6ns Pershingovym voskem natou Prus&kdm Ba
vor8kim v Champagne. sa
Celia lesn dvocina Arsonska bya zbavena ycera nepfi
te kterehozto vboje zvl1st naSe jed
notky americk6, vojsko fadovs i vylosovans. 81.
ese Argonskem Americane potrali nepfitele po cey
tyden wall Jim 120 polnch ds $50 z&kopovych hmozdi,
800 kulomet voznic spousty mce; kofsf Francozd
j. rovn4z znaSn1
(Pokracovanf straue fetf)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-03
KONEC TEUTONSKE SLAVY Y
NESfASTNE BELCu
HODIA NEZADRzTTEINE POKRA-
COVATI We VALFCNYCH PRfPRAYACH.

Washington. ffina. Me- derartmentu oznA
mecko utetnos zapoalo V4dnf zprva arci "a
vyf0 Begi Dhlez tento klAda pouze ma fedn9 povefe
valecny obrat by dnes dfedne eegamsch az prameny
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-10

.f tF. .r.,rt. tgItu Ir came Co htI
,f., tI.I.r.. l.H coached lrH un
. ....r smell, Q. Iru I.I,r rIFv
.i.n. .I,.r.I Y.r.. .fratsuI.. r,frral Dog
...u .IifU,IIuf. and uru shot One
..trr ir. .uF.rr uuth UH. hraprd fur
.,u, of l.. IrrrIf.. a,nr. but With
.,,,f .uI.un Ip Switched aud
.Iur.rrl . UuE. Ufur Lunr toward
uIfH TI. rU. u,rIr stood tn.
.f.u,id nu .Y..Ir rrapr,fNr heads bat
y,.a.r uft4nrIIu. nmsrIf urst.
t.Yrt,. ont Jlrb 8f fir4 Elufr hk.
Inc ,,,.pl nu Id .,,r, urlt 1runrc
rEr iuuinp ult.,i out however
.vitUuuf further fireworks. which
.y,r,. r.o,rg,a f.r thr eighth frame
,,.... an,
,, ''''' 80 .u.t,...
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h'' "l'u. l'N'' .nv,. UN'"",,N
Ill'", b"'Nnh N''l'''' ~" wv ~ ~,
,l'' ON .,'''" an ,''N' "I' -,
'uh'H W'IN'u u" 'h' ""N ',' ,,. w.
very p''lh Nuhl" 0'N". ',,'' ''"''' '
si ,hu WNA' 'I' 'I"''
man I"lt"' '' gay l,lt' nI,'l, .,'
"n mana q" Hupb'h h'h' VIZ -"'''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-10
CANDY KID, TULSA
DOG, AGAIN WINNER
BIRD Dog owned bl G. 4, Dufficld
Takes Chhmpiun-hip for Third
Time IN National show.

Tor th, third time Candy kld.
owned by e.. g. uuffiold of Tulsa has
won thv national championship fur
bird dog in tho national dog show
go Mobrldgv. N Iik. which was
held from september tu @. ly
Wipnng The champipnship fur three
years Nj Duutcld becomes the per-
wuucnt pusscssor of the $500 pr.lD
cor. which he will place on rNhipl-
ton Ht once tt BusWelIH.
Concho biCk, pointer. also
owned by MIR Duffrld. divided the
third stake in th" class FOR AN ages
Candy kii was bred by sEcdford
Bond uf ChlekJshU. Ohli.. and was
raised by pr Ieuuultr uf the same
place Tho IJtr doGUr used him Hs
u companion and "a shooting dog tie
lido ouue,dcHhl" hunting lu the
Wichita ana kitwInm mountains iu
southern Oklahoma, and had hunted
deer turkey squirrel aut guuil With
KID. After purchase hy the pres
mt owner hc was used twn years as
a shooting dog hofureH.artuf urUnud
field trial circuits. which made about
four years or actual hunting over
him before going into r,Eulut field
trial work.
lie has won % places iu field trials
in q little oycr'l year Including three
championships ON chickens. and one
subscription stake Ilc was also
placed second in the bench show pJ
Madison Square Garden. Sew lork
city in February. 1914
He has run the longest heats that
have ever boen run on the prairlca
and is the only dog that has ever won
the ali-Amerlcan chicken champion.
ship ln tho heat OF the day. ana the
only dog that has ever won 10 three
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-10
JONES TO TWlRL FOR S0X
AGAINST POSSIBLY VAUGHN

BOSTON. Sept 9.-lndications to-
night were that the batteries for the
nth worlds series tomorrow would
he Jones and Agnew for the Boston
Red soN and either Vaughn or Hem
dirk and Knlifer for the Chicago
cubs Manager Barrow OF the local
team said,
"Todays game gives us a big edge
on the series expect one more
game will finish 10 up. I'm going Co
give Jones chance % pitch tomor-
row and / think he will measure up
In good style. Hut I've got Mays 10
reserve anyway
Manager Mitchell OF Chicago de
clarcd that the cubs had a fighting
chance lie said:
we worked hard for ,odays game
hut lost. We sull have gotta Fight
ing chance to take tomorrow game.
The opportunity TO win is always
there Im going % wait until to-
morrow before deciding who viii
pitch for u.s.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-10

Summary Two-hose INIT. Shehn,
threc-has hit Euth. stolen base,
Shean. sacrifice hits. Ruth. Hooper.
double plays. Ruth Scott Mglnnla
scott-Shesn McInuig 2; LETT or BASES,
Boston. 4: Chicago, q. base on errors.
Boston ] base on balls. of Tyler 2
OF Ruth o, hits, Off Tyler . ln Z
innings. of Douglas. ! In !; Off Ruth
Z In q. of Bush, none In T. struck
out. by Tyler 1 by Ruth none. Wild
pitch. Ruth. passed bail, Kllllfer 3.
winning pitcher Ruth, losing
pitcher. Douglas
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-10
Most Exciting Battle OF Se-
ries Goes 10 Boston by
Score of 3 to ..
RUTHS BAT TELLS TALE
lIurler Drives in . Runs and
Then Weakcns I'm BoNj
Bush stops Chicago

uDgTuN. sept p. 'Tn. Iu.I0n
Aucrlruns rut ina uI. ,IHr Iu tur
worlds arrlp4 Dog I.li.ur fH. th.ul.u
nationals tu "a mad sMHmnI. Iur tHn
fourth game today N. r.Hr. uf o .u
This give. The Red a0t H load
of 60 boo iun series and ~ lH
necessary uuW inr thru 'p win only
ono game fp mBfr them tho wur
time baseball rhumploua OF lhr
world
Roth tram- departed from icll,r
perfect baseball for lho FIRST time
since their meeting and tho cKpl1H
Ions which resulted kept the fin1 Iu
ruroro Of old time big series oA
Diteuont
Haby Ruth. Boston'H IIr HDHth.
paw and Hluggor extraordinary. l,i
tho fIru bombing party which pu.
parently wrecked the cub muthur
for good and nll. bat wba hulHtrd Uy
his own pntnrd iu the eighth and
ninth Innings.
Ruth IIlis In Fourth.
Tho game was broken wide open
by Boston in the fourth. Tyler got
himself into n hole by passing Shoun
tho first man up Struuk smashed
the bnll hard 20 center hut paaturi
raced under II fur n neat out ShrU
taking advantage NJ Tylor'H lcHurrly
windup, dashed Tor second and mad,
II standlEg up while kiilfcr .lrt th,
ball get through him for short
passed bail
Il WIS u Glenn, stosI fur Rhrlu
nevertheless, aud The crowd rooted
for "a run With Whlcmtu up. rs
Ter w0bblcd again aud issued another
pass The stands we're fairly rock
ms when Atuffy Mclnnis strpdc a.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-10
DIRECTUM ]. WINS BIG
RACE At SYRACUSE MEET

SYRACUSE ". Y, sept 9-pi-
rectum J., driven hy Tommy Muir
ply won tho Chamber OF Commerce
.2sO6 pace purse. $4,000, the feature
event of the opening days card Of
the grand circuit here this afternoon
Directum j spaced the last halt
oC the fIual heat ln 5eis 10 win the
first money. ~ Looked like "a dead
heat between valentine and Cox hut
the Judges gave tho place A. the DO
Yer driver.
Joe sheriff. drove Nellie Dillon 20
Sctory in straight heats in the 2.05
class trottIug event, purse. $1,000
walter Cox won first money with
on The Rhine in the g.1S trot tor
$1,000, taking the FIRST heat Zoo "a
sensational drive 90 tho wire from
Salina Guy who had led an the way.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-10

First Hllf-Pick popped hit
over Ruth's head Hooper came In
aud took Deals hoist Eilit"r hit
into q double play, Ruth 60 Scott 90
McIuulH No runs, ooe hit no err
rOrf
Second Half Tyler took Thomas
drihbler und tossed him out Deal
made a nice play on AEuew's hopper
and had his man at 0rsL Hooper
sent "a high Nv to Flack. No runs.
no hNs no errors
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-10

Stated fur Deal lu'se esenth.s
xxBattrd for Tyler in eighth.
NXxRau for Hendrix In eighth.
xxxxButted for Killer IN ninth.
Score by inuings.
ChicaE, ............ 600 OOO 0gO-g
Roaton ............U0O 200 OOv %
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-10
Sjith Inning

First Ilalf-ryler walked Tor tho
second time Flack forced Tyler at
second. Ruth 20 Shean. Sheun
throw out HoNocher at first Flnck
going To second Thomas threw out
Mann at first No runs, no hits. no
errors
Second Half Deal made spark
ling play ON Shcau's Eroundcr and
got him az first rlck tossed out
Slruuk at first Tyler took Whites
mgu's grouudcr and lhrow him out
NJ runs. no hits, no errors.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-10

years boo succession. llr is dog
that can Doe ruu ln u champion. u.rIp
race ON. day and taken yHt nest duv
with run ana -wiuE 900 h.s handler 900
luy Kind ul cover
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-10


rnrs.
second litI NllHuA sent UP
hirh i'F O" li"I'''"'l 7'''h "'
Applause tfc'I'd i.'lh hH ne '"ino 10
boat Nui DO" 'Nl''E" ohIIr'' 'u"p".
m'nlrd hiW hl h'. gun" up 'b''I0'
'hr fence IlcN made pt'l,y "u'
handed stop "I hu'h kIoun''r unu
E"' his man 1l i'I-l l''n' 'nr," "N'
Scott "" runs no mus. ''" ''''''
lhird inning
IrI uHr George Tyler. who
formerly pitched for the lMHtop
braves was given good reception
when Doe c4mr 60 the plate Tyler
walked Euths sweeping carve
broke wide ut the plat" Flnck forced
Tyler at second scott 10 Shrhn. HoI-
lo,h'r grounded out TO Mclnns' IN
HwIai'l lIark going 10 second.
lln picked ThOh OF second scott
tunb ihc throw. $50 runs. no hits no
errors
SECOND nan Thomas popped 20
.lIuIturh,r. who went back 90 second
10 make the clt,h Mann had TO go
uuf towards tho ,mblnkmcut 20 get
. Agrcws long smash Hooper went
out MerkIr to T} .T No runs no
h'.7. h" '''"''.
I"urih Inning
TIrs. Ih'f Thomas threw out
MANN 20 f.rf' Scott went down be-
/ hind second h1so aEd robbed Pas
~ ~ ah.i Tho loston Shor'Ft"p
touk rurkcrre groundor on the dead
rum md made p sharp peg to first
Nerk'r flow out 10 WhiSman. No
runs uo hits. no errors.
Second Uf shean walked.
srurl Nhw out 90 puskcrt Shcan
went TO second on a short passed
. bal Sh'an was given 're1't LOT "
s,"i'H O"'' pN Wv i,',
rh an h"'llE t'' ''" W" w ,.,,,
. Nh'l'W'h "',N'' i''lu' u. "rh'l h,i
'" warm UP 10! l',rh" t.,
ln,'"' smear, ~ '','' VI, 's,,l ." n,,
"'''''," =, ,'r.,
play. Mtlnnl' N'h s"s +" ,a,, l,,n,
''" hiVN J." 1"'.' ''', .-.t.h,
'l, lN,eI '"1f'" "p 'l'' w .,,,,, ". ~.
nh'r "." '',rn ''' wv ,,.,,.,,, \,
'' ''u' KY, '. t'..,,
,,"' y" nl ''u.', -, -,
ii a., ,,nro,, s.,tt nov 10 pnskert
Two runs. one hit. no errors
Tifth Inning
,f.
~ 'N polp," 't,, a.,
over Nu'h H'"", i""l,' ,l'.,,,,l ,,l.' ~, ~,
ana Io9N ,'u no,s, Nl''l',I nv Nv
/ lnlo u"u,'' p''S' Nu,' ~, ''
~, ,"''''
fOrs r,.......,
S'ronH lisl, yer tu"N "',''"a T,,
, ur'nnlti 'nu l'7N'" ,'lll uuI 80
, made a n''' p''l ON "Eu'" nopl''l
an" h'o nus in'n a., -" l'u'l.'.'
sen, "a hlsh IVY L" '"'N' ''' ''"''
no MUS u" '' loIH.
Sixth Inning.
First Tlalf-lrylcr walked for tho
second tir,c Flack forced Tyler at
socond. ruth to shean sheun
throw out Houochcr at first, Flnct
! g,ipg IN second Thomas threw out
+ Mann at first No runs, no hits. no
r errors
Second Halt Deal made "a spark
. ling plly ON Shcau'H Eroundcr and
b got him nt first Pick tossed OUT
- Sirunk al first Tyler took whites
. mans grouudcr and Throw him out
b No runs. no hits. no errors
b ...,,,, t,,,,t,,,
Iif'i lIali S'oIt th''N uu, ~,
k'Il M'iEl' s'iou'1' "s l"I' ,,'
~ ball bong low. ",Iu'i u'1''u ~
D splace OF il'k. "''s1er nI,o WalNeu'
ofnrrrU hAt'ea ior lru' u.
r rcil h'l INTO douhl' pIhNt Sou ~
Sn'an 10 N''''"''' wv ''''' '' ''''.'
second UaIr -Zeidrr went to third
base for the cubs and Workman TO
second IN p"er .l tloe "Di.,,. emu,
d.. Ht#I u. a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-10

FENWNY PARK. HOsrON. sept
@ Victory pcrrhrd on The hrnnrrH
~ the Boston Red So this 1ltRyuoou
whom they y1uluishrd the Chicago
National league chahpiuns. hy a
scorc ~ to ..
over 1000 persons saw tho eX-
citing game in witch "Upbe' Ruth Is
big black bat figured for the first
time iu the series with two red
hosed men ON the bases. passed by
Tyler when he became unsteady I'm
, the fourth inning. the Baltimore be
hcmoth. called the "Babe." crashed
into one ~ Tyler's shoots ana sent
u 10 the far-bway fence when tho
han got back tu tho diamond two
Rod SoN had raced across the plate
and the putting Ruth was called out
ut third base Tho game seemed
safely In hand Tor Hostou until the
| eighth. when Ruth los. control and
with couple of hitH by the Cubs.
4 tho score was tied Hobou went
into the lead again ip their half of
/ the eighth ON a single. "a passed ball
aud Mr.d hytvr OF 90 sacrifice hii
/ by rhl Douglas Ruth went bad
| again iu the ninth and Bush who
] MN. i'''N i'h' WV N'NH 'h'it''" ''''
I cubs
Tho serles now stands Boston
/ Americans o. Chicago Nationals
| Tho official box score which follows
tells tho story IN It's own,dcnlC
First Inning.
! Iirat htlf Tho crowd gave Elps
q good rhr'r when hc' singled
|, sharply Go right after the count was
two balls and one strike. Hullochor
+ lined Goo Scott and ilaDk dartcd hack
. tn first safely Arucw picked I13gk
I OF first with lightning throw Vu
. McGlnnlg Mann foulcd uut tu Mg.
/ Iuuis No runs, one hit. mo- errors
Second Halt The home folk gave
] Harry Hooper t big h.ud when be-
/ opmr to bat Nlth tho count two
/ and three, Hooper drove "a hIkh fF
/ to FADk Sheln drove long hii
/ against the lrft field fence toy tvu
bases Strunk waited Tyler out till
the count was three and two and
F. then famed ON s low curve TYLER
|. had plenty of speed and kept the
\ ball On the corner OF the plate
II WhitamUn flow to FnDk So
. run. conc hit. NO ora
Second Inning
First Ihu Ruth took rushort So
grouudtr and threw him out scott
came iu fast for Mcrklo.s groundrr
and threw him out 40 Nrst PICK
heat ont an iufcll hit which Thomas
could not field iu tlwp Deal singled
past Thomas Iiek going to second
Agpow almost picked uoN of xiii
fer forced PICK ut third Scott Goo
Thomas $50 runs two hits. mo- cr-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-09-10
COMING THURSDAY
FUHGES VIII UNITE \
N DRIVE TO STAMP !
OUT VICE IN TULSA
E,ubli,hins % Dstsn'ion
cunp May Be Solution to
PsrplsSiug Problem

wrh me combined s''cr" of me
.,,t. ehmmisfiorrf ~ health county
health physi-iau AUd eiy 'npH
tnt.nd.r, Of bsaI,u tatcther WIN
those ~ the TULSA County Mrd'os
afaoelAuon u may hs p'".n,@ No
,tarp sut nrosufufi1r In Fi'sA Aloi. z
Inc nrss astsf ty Lieutenant az.
Yupenuf % mo surgeon geh'tA'
.a.aa--.klaethu sfo va s'"'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06
WILLPAY BILLIF
IT FAILS TO HELP
II Certainly Do Believe in Tan
lac and | Ought to Know"
Says-GainS 20 Lbs.

you must know | believe IN Ianlac
when I have bought fifteen bottles But
the Jew dollars It cost me amounts TO
onl, trIilc as compared TO what | have
received IN return, Tor | wouldn't take
hundreds Of dollars for the good the
medicine has done me said J. ID. Eng
hsh, an cmpIuyc of the City Of El Paso
Texas, residing at 9lO East Fourth
street
up to three years ago" continued
Mr.. English, "l was just about as
strong and healthy as most any man
you'll find. Then | lost my appetite and
began 10 fall Off IN weight and go down
hill My old time energy and vitality
left me suffered often with nervous
ness and headache and kept getting
worse until could hardly get out OF
bed in the mornings. My wiie would
almost have to yank me out OF bed, and
to tell you the truth, my condition was
getting critical
81 finally decided 10 see what Tlulac
would do for me, and | began to I'M
prove right away until now | have
gained more than twenty pounds and
am feeling a hundred percent fine when
It comes to health, strength and energy
actually feel as good as l did when
! was a boy I'm the first one up in the
Imorning, and can do as much work in
day as anyone and not feel the least
bit tired, ! am now telling my friends
IvhO | know 10 De in a rundown COndI-
ton like was If they take Tanac and
it don't help them I'll pay the bill, and
| mean IT, / certainly do believe in
Tanlac ! consider it the finest med.
lcinc ever sold in a drug store and /
guess ought to know"
1anac IS sold in Oklahoma City by
the Wesuall Drug CO. and leading
druggists and dealers everywhere.
adv J
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06
HID CONVICT
|s,DoT DOWN IN
I'LL At HARRAH
Deputy Sherlffs Capture Fu-
giNye From Arkansas Pen,

In q gun fight between deputy shcr-
ms and an escaped convict from Ar
hsasaa late last night the convict, John
Davis, wss shot by Deputy Sheriff
Claude Tyler. He was brought to the
oounty jail here early this morning and
physicians say he will be in condition to
b, sent back to Little Rock tomorrow
when officers arc expected to arrive
hsse for him.
/ The deputies were notified early last
evening that Davis. who had escaped
February II from the penitenliary in
Arksnsas where ne was serving one
ysar term for perjury, was hiding in a
house about three miles north oi
Harrah.
Deputies Homer Andrean and CLAUDE
Tyler Of Oklahoma City and Lewis
Woods Of Harrah went to the house
Woods broke in the rear door, and
called upon Davis 10 surrender Davis
fled through the front door firing at
Woods. At the front OF the house he
encountered Andrean and Tyler lie
enp,ied his revolver firing at them and
Tyler shot him down with a rifle,
woundine him in the back.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-03-06
STOPS BACKACHt
IN FEW MINUTES
Rub lumbago, pain, soreness,
stiffness right out with
"St. Jacobs Liniment."

When your back is sore and lame or
lumbago, sciatlca or ucurlus has you
Stifiened up. don't Suilcrl Get a small
trial bottle of old, honest "St jacob,
liuimcnt" at any drug store. pour q
little in your hand and rub it right into
the pain or ache, and by the time You
count fifty, the soreness and lamcncss
is gone.
Don't stay crippled This soothing
penetrating llnimcnt takes the achc
and pain right out and ends the mis-
cry. 1t is magical, vet absolutely harm
less and doesn't burn or discolor the
skin. ~
Nothing else stops lumbago, sciatlca
and lame back misery so promptly and
surely. II never disappoints (Advl