davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1918-04-26
ours very truly,
WILEY B. BRYAN,
Federal Fuel Administrator"

Gen. Hoffman, the guiding genius
of the German invaders of Russia,
says his army will keep up their ad-
vance until a treaty of peace Is
actually signed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-08
FIRST PLACE IN AMERICAN
HAD FOUR OCCUPANTS
Chicago Widcns cap Between Them
and New York in the M
tionnl League.

NEW YORK, July Thirst place in
the American League had three diff
terent occupants during the last week
Boston took the lead from New York
last sunday. by defeating Washington
in ten innings, while the Yankees
were resting. New York rccaincd the
coveted position Monday. when win
ming from ihiiadelphla while Boston
Thursday. when Cleveland jumped to
the front with Il double victory over
81 Lou while New York and Boston
wcr" breaking even with WASHINGTON
and Philadelphia respectively Boston
again went into first place Saturday,
defeating CLEVELAND in the first game
Louis both won majority of their
games Detroit made lD1 hits. with a
team average OF $40 for the week. bu;
;wemty-three of these hts in forty-iivc
times at bat.
In the National League. Chicago
WldHned the gap between it and New
york. winning SIX games and losing
three while the Giants were losing fivc
out OF seven In the first game OF
the series saturday. Vaughn. Of Chit
IN the winning run in the twclft in
ning. To-day Chicago Increased its
,e;!d to six games. Pittsburgh ad-
vanccd to third place: winning eigh,
Sirnisht games. Good pitching gave
i'hjladclnhja four Victories in i've
games. Brooklyn playing with fifteen
men. won I'VE games and lost four
thicago's winning streak Was stopped
III sevsn straight last sunday by Gin
Ginn:il ~ me hrSi zane Of a double
OF seven with St Louis
Cincinnati lost four straight, to Pitts
DurSh. Two OF the games going To cX
ira innings. The Pirates took a Juu-
bla-hcader from Boston Saturday max
ing iwenty-one hits and seventeen runs
in the opener. Cincinnati's victory
saturday prevented the Quakers from
having clean slate.
New York lost three out Of four to
Washington and SPLIT Saturdays dou-
c-headcr with Chicago. The Sem
tors broke even with Boston in two
"ancs. but lost to s.. Louis Saturday
and again to-day. Chicago lost three
StrI ght to 81. Louis and took four
out OF five from Detroit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-08

and caused recess!ons, both during that
session ana that OF Wednesday. After
the holiday Thursday tho market ala
better on the continued drouth in Texas
ana rear that the drouth was about
to extend to other sections. Shorts COW
ercd freely. on the fear that with Il
continuation of present conditions the
crop report on July % would he ,Indcr
that on June %.
This week there is little doubt that
weather reports will rule the market.
should the trading of the new week
open on continued drouth over the belt
the advantage would be strongly with
the buying side. Good ins. especially
IN Texas. would give the bears the best
of it. The trade will work on tho
theory that good rains during July and
August will make the crop
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-08
TRADING IN STOCKS
STILL PROFESSIONAL
Weekly Financial Review Shows
Speculative Interests Much En-
cOuraged by Pricc-I'iXing.
TIME FUNDS BECOME SCARCE
General Trade Conditions Excellent.
More Advances to Entente Govern
ments and China-Bank Clcarings
for June Set New Mark.

NEW YORK July 7.--Trading in
stocks during the dull and irregular
week lost none OF its recent profess
sional characteristics. but moderate
accession OF investment buying fol-
lowed the advent Of the new fiscal year.
Speculative interests derived much
encouragement from the further lib
crafty shown by the government In
its policy Of price fixing. the advance
most sanguine expectations. Some un-
casiness followed the publication OF
the Federal Trade Commissions ar
raignmcnt of various industrial com :
panics, and the attitude OF the ad-
minstration toward the country's tel
eGraph and telephone companies pro-
voked moderate liquidation OF these
and allied utilities.
The money markets adapted them
selves more generally to the demands
created by war finance. time funds
ital financing is In process OF ncgo-
tiation by corporations engaged I'm
large and profitable contracts. So far
as is known NIL tho proposed issues
will take the form of short-tcrm notes.
General trade conditions offer ground
for confidence. bank rlcarings for June
exceeding any ever before reported for
that month. although this city reported
a slight falling off.
II Is understood further large ad-
vances are TO be made shortly to en-
tente governments. and conferences
now In progress with the State De-
partment are said to Indicate a salts
factory outcome OF negotiations for a
loan TO China. Steps are under way
for rectification OF exchange rates
between this country and Spain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-08
VISITORS RUN AWAY WITH
FAIR GROUNDS PLAYERS
Afternoon Gnmc mt boulevard
Field RESULTS in Score OF


Heavy hitting by the visitors from
the fifth inning ON TO the final franz
and the pitching OF Herrod for the
visiting team were the outstanding
features of the game staged yesterday
afternoon. on boulevard ie.d. between
Il picked nine of Camp Lee officers and
a selected team of the four companies
OF soldiers Of the Richmond training
school detachment stationed at the
state Fair Grounds.
interesting. and fans that filled grand
down to witness close contest during;
the first -four inning when the score
stood to | in Camp Lees favor. But
in the NTH. Cash. the local pitcher
weakened and the game resolved il;
self into Il vcritablc swatfcst with the
officers Of Camp Lee trottinE around
the bases in wild glce. Six runs were
made in this Inning. tho results OF Il
three base hit. two-baSc hit and a
single with men OH bases.
The Fair Grounds boys were unable
TO solve the mystery of Hcrrod's arm
and touched him for only four hits
during the entire game. Cash. on the
Other hand. was hatted all over the
field and was replaced by Ness in the
sixth after he let in six more runs.
Ness allowed several hits and runs
before hc could lind himself and then
il was too late. the game being taken
by tho score of - to =.
Score by innings: Il.
Camp Lee Officers 20 - o 6 a3 l--2l
X. U. = ............0 o o o00 @ 9
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-08
CAMP JACKSON WINS
Considered Lender of All Camps Il.
Athletic contests Held July
Fourth.

ATLANTA. Ga. July with TWEEN
ty-fvc and onc-har points TO its credit
IN the Fourth Of July victory athletic
meet. hcid in camps throughout the
southeastern military department and
sixth naval district. Camp Jackson. CO.
!umbla. ;. G.. appears the winner.
y NJ. G.. y. headquarters announced
here tonight.
Fort MCPHERSON, Atlanta. came sec
end with eight and ono half points.
and Camp Sheridan. Montgomery. third.
with eight points on The face of to-
nights returns.
Thirty army camps took part In the
track and Held meets simultancouslv
on the Fourth. and ~ officials esti-
mated that more ,hln 800 soldiers,
and sailors competed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-08
WEEKLY COTTON REVIEW
REVEALS DROP IN PRI

NEW ORLEANS. July 7.-Cotton
prices were at net decline during
the greater part OF last week. and the
closing quotations showed net losses
of six 10 seventy points. Bcarish gov
eminent reports on the crop were the
chief Influences against prices. Late
in the week the dry weather over the
belt was tho main factor In the trad
ing. Lowest prices were 1877 to les
points under the closing levels Of the
previous week
The governments figures OIL condi-
ton OF SIS on June 25, together with
the acreage report showing an increase
OF Go per cent. indicated a crop OF TO-
$4,000 bales, not including lintcrs.
These reports were issued TUESDAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-08
DIES OF BROKEN HEART
Woman Expires In Alabama While
Seated Weeping Mt Bier of
Husband,

BIRMINGHAM. ALA. July Mira.
-. Mary Boyd. aged forty. died. sup
Eosedly OF a broken heart. while seated
weeping at the bier of her husband in
their homo at Bessie Mines Friday
hlsht. The husband. Frank BOYD,
siNty had been found dead in his bed
AT an carly hour Friday morning.
Funeral services for both will he
heId sunday afternoon. and they will
DC buried In the plot of ground which
they mad donated to the village as a
cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-08
BROOKLYN WINS AND LOSES


tiy Associated Press
ST. LOUIS. MO. July I.-Brooklyn
and 81 Louis divided to-day'S double
header. 81. Louis winning the first
game TO =. and brooklyn the second.
in innings, > to !.
IL tho first game st. Louis broke a
2tu-2 tie n the eighth when Fisher
doubled. took third on Cruises sacri-
fec and scored when Daubcrt noncn-
tarily tumblcd HornShy'S groundcr.
Brooklyn won the second game y
the tenth, scoring the necessary run on
successive hits by Johnston. Olson and
Iauhcrt. The scores:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-08
EVEN SPLIT AT CINCINNATI
I BY Associated Pres

CINCINNNTT luly I---NhiIadc uhIA
and Cincinnati broke even in a double
header to-day. the locals winning the
first game ) TO >, and the Visitors tax.
ing the second. TO -. In the nrSt
game King and Nogg both pitched
we'll but the former received perfect
support. while the visitors played
ragged ball IN the held. Philadelphia
won the second game by hitting Trney
hard toward The tiUish In the sixth
inning OF the first .amc Eou$h and
were injured Roushs Knee was hur;
and Pearcc suffered bruised Shonlder.
both men being forced 10 retire from
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-08
Senator's Daughter Dead.

w y II | 80 r o y. July 7.-Scnatol
Williams. OF Mississippi. was called to
liendersonvillc, y C.. yesterday by The
sudden death of his daughter. Mrs
Thomas II. Eoykin. formerly wei
known in congressional circles as Mis-.
Julia Williams
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-08
kcrensky Goes Z. 1faIr.

LONDON. July 7.-Alexander Eercn-
shS' former Premier and dictator OF
Russia. Is expected soon 10 be in con-
ference with the Italian government.
IL WAS announced to-day in an E:x-
change Tclegrap phi dispatch c.om Rome.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-08
SISLER AGAIN LEADING
In Sundays Game with 81. Louis lie
Gained Two Hits, Increasing
Lead over Cobb.

George Sislcr pulled out into the
lead in the American League batting
contest yesterday. assuring himself for
RELOCATING Ty Cobb to second In four
times up to bat. SiSler. in yesterdays
game between ST Louis and Washing
trick.
From other fronts. 10 assume war
phraseology. there is nothing to re-
port, no games being played The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-08

~ IoIumhus-Columbus so; Toledo,
l-G
At Minneapolis Minneapolis. o-5.
Kansas CITY, ~
At St. raal--s' Paul e-s Milwaukee.
Vt indianapolis Indianapolis, 10.
louisville, l9-l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-08

ASHENlLLE. y. c., July THE
United states Circuit Court OF Appeals.
sitting on the appeal OF Albert Orth.
sentenced for disloyalty and scdittous
atterances. in the district court at
Charleston, S. C., has affirmed the opin-
ion OF the latter court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-08

in Is. Ring in Is; PrcndcrGast,
in {. Watson. ) III >; Ocschger,
in 80. Stru K out--By Toney. -;
Watson. / Winning pitcher-Watson.
!.,s.N. i'tChcr-roncy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-08
CHICAGO BEATS GIANTS
DRIVE IN THIRD INNING
BRINGS IN FIVE RUNS
douglas, Pitching for Winners. Holds
New York TO Five Scattered
sfliSi-, .a Hits.
IDy Associatcll rress.l

81 CHICAGO. July 7.-Chicago concen-
strated their attack IN the tnlrd inning,
to-day ana took a commanding lead on
New York and won their second
straight game. to J. ChicaEcS rally
nettcd five runs on seven hits. which
sfncluded three doubles. pouEiaS
pitched in fine form. holding New York
TO fin. scattered hits. Zimmermans
double. a sacrifice and Neldcr's choice
saved New York from shut out. The
score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-08

~ .NNNO'ldfc. TTt@N-
OMAHA. NEI3.. July 7.-Directors OF
the Western League, meeting here this
afternoon. abruptly ended the season
for tho league in professional base
bal! with to-day'S games. Presidents
OF all clubs in the league were pres
cnt and action was unanimous
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-08

SHREVEPORT. LA. July 7.-Orders
wer" Saturday sent to y. u. UolD
pcrri;t. the Giant pitcher TO report to
his local draft board here July 20 for
an investigation under the work or
fight order
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
BROOKLYN, =: 81. Louis. tfrst Eamc).
brooklyn. .: -. Louis. / tscrond GamcI.
New York. |: Chicago. q.
Philadelphia. =: Cincinnati. ! (iirst camel.
Philadelphia. I: Cincinnati. 3 tscc"nd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-08
IntCrniitlOnnI I.cnruc.

~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., l. Toronto.
NJ Newark Newark. %; Baltimore.
=. ~ Jersey Ci,y-Jersey city 3-3:
Einphamton. So
Samc).
Hinehamton. o. Jersey City. Second
Ganc).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-08

, FORT WORTH. TENAS. July T.
PRESIDENT j Walter Norris OF the
lckaS league officially announced this
Guided the 1915 season
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-08

No club can be IL winning ono with
out support from the fans. Where
will the Richmond fans be this after
noon at $3.50 o'clock when the frs, ball
is tossed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-08

Newport News. the formerly laughed
at ''onc-man team" still heads the Nir-
ssini;i League. II remains to he seen
what Richmond will do this week to
bring down the builders hopes for
the pcunant and advance her own
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-08

I.csfor German. King of tranahootn-s
ana veteran Of four years as a ,n,,,n-
Der OF the New York Giants. was in the
city yesterday " '"'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-08
Totals ..... = II !
nBatted for Pcrritt in NTH.
fBattcd for Anderson in ninth
. t'bit,n,.n.
Totals


Chicago ........... O 800 oo IS
. Summary. Runs--Ximmermau, Flack.
~Aoliocher. Mcrklc. Paskcrt 90. Deal.
sTwo-base hits-Zinmerman. Fletcher.
Flack. Hollocher, Mann. stolen bases
t-Merkle. Ieider. Sacrifice hit-Holke.
Left on bascs--ChcaSo, .. First base
ON errors-Ncw York l. Chicago. /.
Bases on balls--oft rcrritt. |; of Doug
las, 3; off Anderson l. hits-cff Per
aritt, 9 i'll ! innings: OF Anderson. III
4 innings Struck out-,by Anderson. ::
0y Douglas. !. Losing pitcher, fcrri;i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-08

Pitcher Hcrrod. of the Camp Lee Of
ficcrS team. yesterday afternoon cut Off
several chances the West Virginia sol
der boys had nf scoring by his in
vincible twirling. showing the form of Il
big Lacquer. Nine battcrS were struck
out. and Inc walked only one through
out the game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-08

pNd4 f ...'...-. ..s...ao - =
HattSd for May in tenth.
Ran for Bcall in tenth
Snnrn IL. In n 1 N

Brooklyn ...........n0 OooObol-2
-. Louis ............o0 900 90 o o.
Summary: Characterization. Doolan
Fisher Two base hit-Olsou stolen
haScs-O' Mara, Baird Sacrifice hits
olson. O'Mara. Double piay-O Mara
Johnston and f)aubcrt. Lett on bases
liruoklyu. 10; st. Louis, :. Bases on
bails-oG Robertson. 3. Hit by pitcher
by May 'O'Mara Il. WheaD Struck
ont by Robertson. 8; by May 3. Passed
bai!--Guuzaics
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-08

fimc>-bispntch Want Ads bny,
sawed the help problem for thou.and,
OF employers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-08
Here and There
With Carlo"

This is one of the weeks Of the Nir-
ginia League season that Richmond
will play the entire sis days on home
grounds. The nrst half Will be taken
up with the shipbullders. who viii roll
in this morning: flushed with their dou-
BILE victory over the Norfolk Tars. Tho
last three days Will be occupied with
the series with the TarS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-08

At Sew Haven. Conn.-.Chicago
3 colonials. g.
Batteries: iielfrich and Jacobs:
Fisher ana t'laherty.
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How They Stand To-Day
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YESr EHpAy'S RESULTS.
q: st. Louis. 3.
sln"u.-." ur itH CLUDS.

GAMES TO-DAY.
Detroit ut Philadelphia.
Chicago at Sew York.
ST. Louis at WnshinEt on.
Cleveland at Boston.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-08
ClEVEL AND DEFEATED
second Naval District Team. Made Tn
or boSton nationals, thr
Victor,
| by Associated Press. ]

NEWPORT. X. l.. .Iuly THE Clcvc-
land American League baseball team
Was dcfcatcd by the Second Naval bis.
tict mere to-day, TO =. RclE. with
Kelly and Powell. all former members
OF the Boston Nationals. played the
ouihcld positions for the navy.
Score by innings: H. H. T..
Cleveland .... o 90 0lOO % 6 ,
Second District. 0 3 1000 O0x--3 |
BATTERIES: Enzmann and Thomas;
Schultz and Murphy
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Il. Louis

tf-c. liyu .......I Oolo0o %
louis ...........n % o "Onl X-3
fro1r ~ Runs--Daubert NJ Wheat.
'''-'rar. BAIRD McHcnry. Two-base hits
-N.NA ~. ~ Wheat, Fisher. NcHenry
''rhnTI Threc-h hit-Daubert
|i"'e2 hasc-noolan Sacriiice hits
''ii$e N7ruSh%. Sacrifice nN--Gon-
-H'".. Douhlo play-Olson, Dooian and
''Hu'cr. Left on bascs--B Brooklyn. ::
e. .. louis >. f!rs' OH crror-St Louis
Bases o. bHlls-uT Packard /
-,lrE out by Marqnard. >; 10y Pack
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Cincinnati.
Srpr, hC ipptnrS

Philadelphia ....,...GOUlO 100000 i"
Cincinnati .......... i0ON3UI ~
Summary; RunS-WNlia,nS. Stock.
Groh. Roush Chase 90, Griffith Two
base hit-Stock Sacrifice hIt-Roush.
Sacrifice !lies-Griiith 90. Double
piays-Winso. 10 H!ackhurme: Black
5burne 10 l.. Magee TO Chase 80. i"fc
on ascs-l'hiadclphia. ,; Cincinnati,
. First on errors-Cncinnati. /. Firs:
bass OH halls-On Ring, 3 on Ho2=
.. struck Out-By Ring. :. by EO-g.
. Mild pitch-Hope
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-08
WASHINGTON AGAIN LOSES
ST. LOUIS PUNCHES HITS;
JOHNSON is HIT FREELY
Austin slams Thrcc-IsaHgcr ANA Then
steals Home I'm Ninth
Inning.
: lBy Associated Press

WASHINGTON. July st Louis
punched hits on johnson to-day for Il
second straight win over Washington.
) to u. Sotheron yielded only three
singles and was never in danger In
The ninth inning Austin tripled and
then stole home. The score:
ST. Iouis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-08

W uShinSton


Sothoron. Three base hit-Austin.
stolen baSc--Austin. Sacrifice hits
liendryN. Maiscl. Double plays--Iudge
TO Morgan. Left OF base-St Louis.
.: Washington. :. First on errors
ST Louis. l. Base ON balls ohnson.
!; Sothoron. :. Struck out-Johnsun.
B. Sothoron 3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-08
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES TODAY.
Boston ut Pittsburgh.
brooklyn at -. Louis.
New York nj Chicago.
PHILADELPHIA at Cincinnati.
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Totals


tBattcd for Preudergast in Seventh,
Iijaited for Eing in ninth
81 Il;an fog Allen iii ninth
IS score by innings T.
lPhiiadciphia .r O0o0lDl
Cincinnati ........... uu0uln
sly Summaiy Runs Bancroft 90.
Meuscl Adams. Groh NcaIc. GririiL
Two base hits Bancroft. stolen bases
-Neale. Sacrifice hits Muree. Stork.
Double piayS-Adams to Bancroft Ia
tLuderus; Bancroft 20 I.uderus I,cf,
on hascs-Philadc 5; Cincinnati
%. Bases on baIls-Toncy. ]: Hesau
= Prendersast. :; Watson. :: OeschEcr,
a. Hits off Toney. IL in Sig Regain,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-07-08

Baltimore. 6: Newark. . iiirst samc)
baltimore, l. Newark. : (sccond
samc).
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-07-13
.BItLl 1! R. J MEN
/. J ! /, WEED ! ] OUT | ].
THE |. !. l " !. S J;
Legitimate Proprietors Will Not
Re Shield for Law-Break-
ing Element
BISMARCK MAN AN; H I4l'[''l / r
H. E. Loebel Of Grand Pacific
Pool Rooms Named Sec
fstary-T easurer d
BISMARCK. MAN 1HONORED

Minot, N. d. July ia, The annual
meeting OF, the state billiard men was
held at thes Associate Of Commerce
rooms [ IN this city, Yesterday. Most
of the time Of the session was de-
voted to discussion of plans for the
future of5sstiie business In the state.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year ~ p
President James p. sReEan, Man.
Vice President u 6. Dawson, Dey:
secretary-Treas H enry =. Lsp'e-
bel, Bismarck. "a ss: !: .s.3s., ss,
The members 6k the executive COM
mittee, in addition stosthe three Off
iers, are Frank Hoey, Minot, and
James, Troyer. Rugby
Devils3YKsake was selected as the
next mountaineering place. ~: 49,. j. 3
President RegaA Y il discussing the
policy s0f tie organization stated that
1T wassstiissid nnfnation Ofs the or
ganized I billiardmen: of the state to
eliminate The i educational features OF
the business 4 which have given it a
black eyeiin,f tho public estimate. They
are opposed, he said to the. use OF
the poolfroenf asa blind for a ganb-
ling Joint oFablind pig or any other
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-07-13
KERENsKY COMES

| We are to be told by Kerensky himself his side
of the Russian story. He is coming to the United
States for that purpose. He is going to tell Amer
lea what America can and should do to help Rus
sia out of the clutches of the German conqueror
and get back into the great world fight for world
wide democracy.
f Kerensky is the leader Of the Russian faction
or party which stands in the midway ground be-
tween the Russian bureaucracy and the Russian
Bolsheviki. His last words before dropping out
of sight several months ago were 9 message to
the allies telling them that Russia could fight no
more. Now he is quoted as saying that Russia
will again spring to arms against the Huns II
Qiven assistance by America France and Great
Britain. He prefers Assistance" rather than in
PREVENTION" j :;<< .
We will be interested in what he has to say
about Japan and her offer to help keep German
hands off Siberia and to protect allied interests
there.
i We will be interested in hearing him tell what
his party hopes to do for the people Of Russia.
We will be interested in hearing him tell what
his party will do to establish democracy on firm
basis in Russia. %Sa.. e. Al i isi.s%a.
We will be interested in hearing him tell how
he proposes to put Russia back into the ranks Of
nations fighting for the same high and glorious
cause. ~. .~. ..s..1s',s,sy.sStl> ~ #,=s
At the present moment the United States is
standing on the fence, so to speak, prepared TO
jump to the side which promises justice and lib
erty to the Russian people and help for the ma
tons who are fighting for Justice and liberty for
all people, 81
Czarism in Russia is dead Bolsheviki policies
cannot last. Something must be done in Russia
and for Russia. 1t may be that we will know
what to do and how to do it after Kerensky comes
to America. ~.-s. {. y I: