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Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-01

Owing to the fact that most of the
 upper classmen are engaged overseas playing a bigger game" the Kansas college conference on athletic con
 tests has lowered the barrier which prevented freshmen from being eligible
 to play on the college football teams i heretofore. This practically iron clad
 rule has been set aside and institutions
 in the conference are figuring on secur- ing many recruits for the girdiron
 game from among the freshmen and recent graduates from the high schools, Coach Elmer Bearg of Wash burn, who is attending the school for coaches at Harvard university, beli eyes that everything indicates a good | deal O fathletic activity among the l colleges owing to the coming season. | President Womer of Washburn hopes
 to have a military athletic instructor
 there next fall in response to his earn
 est application for one to the War Department.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-01

The Canadian horse Roy Grafton has been making a good showing in the Michigan Circuit. He won on 2:09H at Saginaw.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-01
Tigers Go 5O-5O With Yankees.

Detroit and New York divided a double header today. the visitors win ming the first game. , to 3. and the To- calls taking the second, 6 to ?. Scores:
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-01
New York tN)
Detroit (A)


 ixl Batted for ThormaLlen in 5th. txzl Batted for Pecknpaugh in 7th. tzxzl Batted for Robinson in 7th. (z Batted for Coftty in sth (zzl Battcd fer Kallio in Sth. Score Iy innings. New York ...........O c 1 a O-5 Detroit . ....-........2 0 O.0 0-S Two base hit. Walters. Three base hit Pipp, and Cobb
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-01
Second Camel Pittshuruh (N) NsW York (Nl
tx) Batted for Steele in sth. I'-' '0 10

Schre ly innings Pittsburgh ........1 0 O1I0 1-l New York . .......O T . 0 0 O-2
 Two base hits Zimmerman. Schmidt Three base hits, Elam Burns, Mckechne.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-01
B oston (N)
Chieaao (Nl

2 tz) Batted for Rudolph in Sth. (zzl Batted for George in 9th. Scare by lnniLLs: Chicago . ....o 2 I 0-5 Boston .. ...........o 0 c 0 0-4 Two base hits Mann and Kiilefer.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-01

return to the National League with a well earned victory Pittsburgh scored is last two runs on squeeze plays. Scores:
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-01
(First Camel
EronklYn (hl

Totals 46 IS g 20 t1) One out when winning run scored. Score by Innings: Brooklyn l 0 c O. 0 Q c 0 0 1-g Two base hits. Olson. o'Mara. Three base hits Homshy and Anderson.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-01

The chestnut gelding King Bob, 2:16A, by Atlantic King has been pur- chased by Fred Brusie.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-01
SPORTING NOTES

American baseball is supplying a new bond of fellowship between men of the Italian army and American Red Cross workers along the Italian front It made an instant hit with the Ital- ians. One of the ambulance men wrote recently: Most of them as yet catch the ball with their stomachs but they. are making rapid progress. They bor- row our ball whenever it is not in use"
 The half -a-million dollar racing plant which was built at Juarez, Mexi- co, nine years ago by Matt J. Vim, of Louisville, Ky. and several other influential American turfmen. is now simply a monument to an at-one-tine successful sporting enterprise. Al | though the big plant is kept in re- 1 pair for Mexican festas and holiday celebrations, the entire infeld is plant | ed to wheat by Mexican laborers, who now use the big pumps that supplied the stables and other buildings with water in former years, simply to ir- rigate the soil they till. When the 1 Mexican revolution started, racing was interrupted and finally abandoned
 on account of the inability of the track patrons and other interested to
 obtain passports from the American side.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-01
GRAND CIRCUIT
Crowd Disappointed When Mabel Trask Did Not Run Against St. Erisco.

Columbus, O., July 31.-Mabel Trask did not come to the post today for her twenty second free-f2r-au trotting duel with St. Frisco and the feature event of the programme lost some of it's zest for this reason. In Prince ton was in good form, however, and won the first heat from the Geers stall lion before the latter got going. Geers took St. Frisco out the second and third heats at a faster clip and never was headed, although Lu Princeton came with such q rush the third mile that it had to be stepped in POP IA to win. Summaries:
 Free for All Trot, Three Heats, Purse
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-01
Chicago (A)
Washington (A)
tz) Batted for sheuenback in 10th.

Score by innings: Chicago . ......1 0 0 O-2 Two base hits E. Collins Johnson, Judge Shellen- back Ainsmith J. Collins and Good Three base hit Ansmith.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-01
St. Louis (A)
Boston tA)

tzl Batted for GaIlia in eth
 Score by innings: Boetnn O.. ...........0 0 3 Q l I-, St Louis .. ....-...0 Q o ? Q h 2 n-! Two oae hits, Hooper, Bush 2 Three base hits Eislsr. McInnis. Home run. Sislsr.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-01
PhiladslnhIa tAN
Cleveland tA)

Seers hy innings F1tl2dslphia Q. ......0 c 0 b- Cleveland . ........O 9 q O q T-to TTo base hits. Johnston 2 Dugau and Gard
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-01
$1,2oo.

YIFESNE
 St. Frisco (Geers) .......... S1 1 Lu Princeton (Cox) ........ 2 Royal Mack (Murphy) .... 3 AXun Giarr1s) ........... 4 r Best time 2.2o IA.
 POS Pace, in 5 Heats, Purse $1,ooo. Flo Stately Walentine).. 1 Aomhrino (Murphy} ..... l Betscy Mamlin (Cox) .... 3 : 3 ? South Bend Girl (Stur-
 Robert E., Harvey K. and Pcorman also starred. Best time 2.O5 1-4. 2.o7 Trot. The Neil House, Purse &, GOO The Toddler (Stinson) ...... 1 1 1 Mack Forbes (McDeVitt) ,... , ? Bertha Mcclure (Ackerman) ) Miss Perfection (McMahonJ. s
 Wilkes Brewer, Kelly de Forest, Brescia, Hpmrect and Baceli also started, Best time 2.O6 1-4 2.13 Pace. in 5 Heats, Purse $1,ooo. The Weed (Erskine) .. 1 1 Flora A. (Valen-
 Baron Wood (Willis). 3 4 4 Bro. Miss Abbe Brino (Ray) ? 3 dis.
 Best time 2.O7 IA
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-01

IIl Batted for Sherdel in 9th-
 Score by innings
 St. Louis .. .........o 0 2 0-2 Brooklyn O.. .........2 2 3 x-7 Two base hits, McHenry, Bronie, Johnston, Wheat t2l. o'Mara. Three base hts. Hornsby. Myers and
Norwich bulletin., 1918-08-01
Second Game
6. ,, Al,
Brooklyn lNl
Totals $ : 94 l5 2

IIJ BAtted TOT May in ILh.
 (Ul Batted for Sherdel in 9th.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-06-14
Scene Nnsbebu1tg bon
Nefrutelt.
100 Nsann 1niilen iieD fir
Sic lebte @p6e i'm Stunt 5nr 9lb=
fabrt bereit MAIDEN. @eben nad)
Camp Grant, bei GpffDro, SIT.
Qlrbeiter anf Jarm ipdter+

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master at New Ulm on June "A : 1918
as required by the act Of Octocer S, 1917
8ropn Golll1tp tptro fait 100 Mann
alt iiellen babe1l, tpenn Der 1ld6lte 9nf=
rl1f fir Sen 6eeresoienf begin1lt. Wean
erlpartet, oaB bie 2ofalbeb0roe bic
2eute tn 8erettl6aft baben miro, iobaB
lie eflpa am 26. ssSuni BON bier abfabren
f0n1le1l. 1ie genoue 3abl, oie pon bier
abaebf, 1T 80. Ntepllet So. Dtrb 3l1
Ser 3eit 40 Nearn ifenen nno glue
gartb So. l22. gon Watontpan So.
lperpe1l mn So Daanl erpartet, 1lno bon
MeDmDDD So. 103.
@eben 1ah sSllinpis
Dieie 2eute gebe1l 11a6 Camp grant
III ser Ndbe BON Nodforb, sll. DieS
li1o Sic eriten aus bieiern 9taat, oie
nod Camp Grarn geianot iperoer.
22auf 8ertdt ipirb M1lneiofa fiir bteie
glu8bebung 10, 900 Waann itellen. Daz
bur6 fpiro Sic geia1ntsabl Der TN
6eereSbienif befinolide1 9ente aus Minz
neiota allf n1lgefdbr $4,000 gebra6t.
Jarmarbeiter ipdter
Gs 1T ansefiinbigt iDoroen, bob
a2eufe, Sic tatfd6lih iih NIT 6armarbetf
belddftigen, 1lidt unter Der 3abl oerer
33ii11o, Sic iekt ausgeianbt iperoe11, ba bic
@rnte balb eine Nrnlee BON ylrbettern
III Mnlprub neb1nen ipiro gorldnfig
ltr1b III Brolprl So. in Glaiie 1 genug
2eute, nm Ben Nnforoe sipeier
|{olber gluSbebungen ID se1iige1l ebe
8bie gellte aus alaiie 2 Derlanet lperoen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-06-14
Nutpunfdlle,

Gliid I'M l1nglud, 10 ettpa fa1ln man
Ste llnqliidsfalle beurtetle11, Die itd1 III
uniersr lln1gebung NIT 9(utonnobtlen
5ugetragen babe1l.
Iie ll1lfdlle eretg1eten it6 III Der.
91dbe beS COTTONWOOD SlnIeS, 1labe
beirn Bid 6iigel. Dort bette @eore
6iider iei11e Gaiolinfutide ftebell lalien
-llnb beiab ji6 et1l Nntomobil, oas
INT s5lub l111fen lag. llnteroenen fam
Gbrtit Dabl NIT 5te1nli6er @el6mtnotg=
felt ben piigel berab, u11o fllbr III
sSi{derS Nuton1obil btnei1l mas sllr.
5olge butte, bab betben Moi6inen
eir gang beoeutenber 9daben 5lge='
fugt uuroe. yreb Ibie0e BON 5earleS
mar 10 freur1bli6, oie geitranbete 9abol
SSa1ntlte mad Seem l1lm 5uriicf5ubrt1tger1.
0teier l1nfall eretsnete fi6 oe5 NbenoS
1n1 z llbr. &nr5 51Dor bate ei1le ge=
lelllbaft aus Mabelta einen l1nfan,
Ser iebr oerbdngnispol[ bdtfe tperoen
fD111e11. GS1l Der Wal6ine befanben
lii6 bier Mdnner nno eine So Sabre alte
E6rall. Der Sabrer iudte ben Siieel
NIT Der gr0bten 0eidpirloigfeit btnz
lauf5ufabren uno als tbn bteS rtdt
Egelang, pollte er n1nl6alte1l. Dabet
EDeriaste bie Brernie ibren Dienit, uno.
1oaS Nuton1obil gt1lg riifndrts ben
lgerg bi11ab. @iner Ser Md1l1ler mar.
beranSge Sgeiprunge11 ll1lb beriu6te NIT
I5feinen, Ste er l11ter Sic 01doer legte,
I6en 9raftmaee1 an5nbalte11, aber eS5
Iipar ll1niorit. g6liebli0 gi11e bus.
Pluto bie 80 Bnb bobe BDidur1g bi1lab
tllnD lanoete TN SluB, no bret SUP
I|sggSaiier itanoen. Sin 9elepbonpfoften,
(gegen ben Die Maidine bei ibrer aberlz
Ifenerlt6en 6abrt gefabrel1 mar, 55er=
brad fuie ein s3abnitoder. Sin g8nnz
Der 1T, bab bie Gabrgdite NIT beiler
E6aut baDon fallte1l.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-06-14
8aiiergrabelt finoet
Geg1ler,


. !
2ekten Srettag iparell Ste Gpu1ltnz
fo11r1tlldre ST elmer stbltng I'M @5e=
riDt8gebdube 5nlarnn1er1getretell, Gs
Durben 5ll1lddIt llnterbanolungerl ipegell
oe8 GountngrabenS Mo. 80 gepfloge11.
s oraus ging berDor, bab n1ande fir
nno gar ptele gegen ben Bau 0iele8
.grabenS ftllb. 0a eS flar ipar, bab
betreffSy oieier 5ade feifle einbeitltde
Oeeilll1tg er5ielt lperoen fof1nte, 10 tpurOe
16leBli6 baS ganse Brpieft fallen gez
lalien, nabbe1n gorfebr1lnsen getroffen
tDQren, bab alle l1nfoite1t, Die bis ieBt
erltltaroen ftnb, po;1 be11 2nipobner1l
.be5ahlf merben lollter. 9enl GDnntn
1T alio baeurh fetn geloperlult entz
itanben,
@eind) getpdbrt
Ste glbin Creamery So. erindte
bie Gomn1illare, baB man ibre 8itte
UNI Nnihh1b NIT Gountngraben 9fo.
20 getpdbre. 9teienl Gell1d fanen
bte Gonuniildre na6, NIT Ser 8ez
oi1lellng, bab ote Creamery So. 5000
fir BEN Gortetl be5able, Der ibr aus
.Oteiem Nni6lub ermd6it. 3a8 @elo.
pirb benl @jrabel1fonbs fir groipn So.
iperben.
8eihuerbe binterlegt
Nler 9eifert BON 9pringftelb be-
11lperte 1th, baB Ser GDuntnoraber
SEQ. "a 1ltbt ben 8eitt1l11nungen 9e-
mdb gebant lperbe. 1te Bei6meroe
ipuroe offi5tell el1tgegengeno1nn1en n1lb
bte gan5e 5aGe ipll griinolt6 nnter=
iu6t meroell.
Sikung am 27, Stunt
Der @rabe1l SEQ. II fir Brolp1l unO
Neonoob Counties, 1T laut geri6t
beS 8er1neIer8 ferttgge1tellt. Ser Rorz
traft ipuroe bon Der 91ational Con-
itruetton So. auSeeflbrt. I'm Die Gu
.de e1bgiilttg gu erlebigen, mtro IN
Morga1L Wet1ln., aln II. Stunt, Inn
10 nbr pornlittags, TN 5pred5i1nner
bon gS. 81. @erri1lg etne gen1etnl6aftz
lide 5tbnng Der Gon1illdre BON 8rotpll
ll11b Neomoob Counties itattfinoen,
Statefp erbdlt 3uiduk
8te @en1arfllng 9tatelp fam I'M
etne geiptlltgung BON $500 et1, I'm
2anoltraben 81 ballen uno 5u perbeiiern.
Da8 Gelu6 fpl1roe eefpdbrt jeoo6 NIT
Ser gebtneune, Oab Ste 5lpet Metlen
Der 2a1oitrabe 5mtiden BEL 9eftto1len
% I'M "a nno 25 nn0 26 5nerit ge=
bout neroen lollen, Nud ion BON oen
geftionen IL l1nb IA ei11 8erbt11bnl1g8z
meg mad Ser 9taatltrabe 9lo. 9 ber=
gelfellt merben.
glnbere Geidafte
56ulter & 5dne1btnger erbielten
Sen Neltbetrag DO $l00 alS 3ablung
fin ibren &o11traft.
9iednungen I'M 8etrag bon $1,000
puroelr belpilltgt ln1o 5ur 3abllng
angelpieien,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-06-14

Nm Montag seigte bas 9ber1noz
meter ser Gegierllne 90 Grab TN 56atz
ten, cine ri6tige 5o s1111erbike. Croft
beln fona1te 11larl am Morge1l lin O
lbr einen Mann NIT ei11er pels1lliihe
.aufa os1n &opf ba1r6 Sic g5fraben fabrel
iebe1l Nn Dem ag bat Inn Die
asDglliite BEN Gopf iid1er 1parn1 seDalten,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-06-14
gpm IL. bis 26. sSuni. glmerifaz
nerinueu, sic einen Musld11ber bet
ratett, perlieren 8iirgerred)t l1ao
t11iiiieu regiitrtere1t.

True translations filed with the post.
master at New Uln on June l4, 1918,
as required by the.act Of October s, 1917. 81.
gllle bentide 6ralell, tpelde ntht
pollltdnbtge 8iirgerin1len Der ger, 9taa=
ten 1ino, n1ifien ftd reeiitrieren lalfen,
Sic. Negiltriernng begi1lnt a1l1 u.
Stunt unb. .e1bet. an1 26. Stunt. J11
5fdote11 BON iiber 5000 Ginmob1erll
nliiiien iolde Tranen Der 9olt5etbeb0roe.
lt11o in fletreren gtdoten l1lo 9rtldaften
por oeln Holtmeiiter eri6einen, melde
Daln1 sic bonn @eiebe porgeldriebellen
Sorlnalitdter, ipte 1aun1e1lQbornd, 9ln=.
gabe Ser Berionalien uilp. erleotgen
lperoen. 9te Belttnln1ungen iinb ge=
rabe bteielben tpte fir Odnner. Getne
reoiltrierte Jrau Oarf obne @rlalbntS
Der Berio11, BET pel6erite itd) regtltrteren
.lieb, BON eine111 8lab nad etnern anoeren
un1stebe1l. Se11e Srallen bte, lpe1ln auG
bier qebore1l, et11e1 beuflden Nethsz
biiraer beiratete1l, perlore11 tbr a111ertfaz
nt1be8 Biirgerredt unb meroen lo1ntt
als fetl1oli9e 9lusld1beri1n1en 5llr Ste
.aiitration ee5ipuneen. 9Siernano {ollte
alio> perldl1me1L 5iptl6en ben angegez
benen Doten sur Gegiitratton gu err
l6etnen, Sic Negterltng berlangt eS une
besbalb the man ietne Bfltdt,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-06-14
geamtenuabl ser siderbeitsltga ppn
8rpfon GD.

True translations filed with the post
master at New Ulm on June Ia, 1913,
as required by the act Of October s, 1917
2ebten San18tag 01a6n1tttag Derz
ia1nrnelten it6 bte Glteber Der DHentz
ltden giderbettSligd BON 8rotpn So.
unb bielter ibre Sabresoerlann1lrng
I'M bieIiaen @eridtSgebduOe ob. @S
eraab lth, bab Is 0lieber orlpefelnlo tpa=
ren, oie fd an ben 0erbanolln1gen
beteiltate11. 5upt. S. 6. 5eb, Der
a1sldetnoenbe grdltbert Ser 2tga, CAB
iii grobe11 3ieen gllfi69lub iiber ,ote
glrbett, Ste I'M pergalge11e1l eyabr po11
Ser 2tga perri6tet lporoen. it, .belellosrs
.1nahfe er allfn1erffanl 5alif Die ssVeltf==
btlfe bein1 8erfauf Ser SretbetfSorletbe
unb BET ser Nrbett fir ba8 Note Gren5,.
SEER Seb lptes au6 barauf bt1L bab
Elm Genius iiber alle Mrbett8frdffe I'M
gourtp a1fgenom1nen moroen let llno
oab oteienigel1, Sic fetne feite glnitellnng
bafte1l Ben garmern I'M Gountp 51ge=
1pielen lpnroell, Ste 9tlfe n6tie batter1;
oabur6 iet man6eS Suite geidaffen
morben. Sn bteient 3meig ietner g98trf=
lanlfeit lit Brdltbe1tt 5eb BON Or.
6ol1titer aus 9leepn Gpe anf lptrfungS=
polle Metle u1lteritiikt porbe1l.
Tolgenbe 8eanten lpurben fir baS
nadlte Sabr 9eipdblt: Yrdl, S. Sc,
Sllen; 5efr, Sc. s. &e1lnebn; Sdatz
r,,,eiFter, 90. 81. 5obees, Sleepp @ne;
@isezYrd1ioenter. Gee Tim, $. s,
Bee6er; gleepn gne, 81. S. $. Sornes;
5pringfte1b, 9lueu1t @rtdlor; 5anSfa,
Nep. 81. 6. georman; @o1nfren, $. 9.
Neeb; Gobben, S. 8. s. 8ertrano,
Gpa11, Wn1. WecBbee.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-06-14
.Ss1aegiifriern1lg S1a 1T
Srpil,ll Gou1ttp
8rpiun GD, ltefert tpieber l1eberSabl.
Snsgeidtnt 100 Wednn, Stem Tim
felt 45 Meann, rtebr als al1e
Stdbte i'm @eiten 0es GDnntD
5uiamnlengenpminen. Site Der
Gegiffrierte11.

Jte91l1Tteffel1+
True translations filed with the post
master at New Ulm on June IA
1918 as required by the act Of Octobcr
6, 1917.
gronn 60. bot lt6 tpteoer a1sge3et9=l
net, tnoenl 1nebr al8 bte BON NegiernngS=
bealnter et1rgelddbte 3abl, bie ieit
lebten1 Stunt polljdbrig ipurben itd
regtifrieren lieB. Die 9tatifttfer Der
Nr1nee |asfell, oab Ste slueite Nesiitraz
ton ein s3ebntel Der. erlten Negiitratton
ergebell hoiiroe; iiber btele 3abl ging
8rolp11 So. NIT lO.4 BrpBent biaaus.
0te erfe Nusbebungs5abl ergab 1908
Ste 5lpeite, 1873. Son bielen Wdlnern
lteferte Seem Tim s25 8ro5ellt, ooer 9e=
rabe As Ma111l. Sin y1etp l1l111er it1lb
etr1er aus 5leepp Gne regtitrterte In
GeOmooo 6alls, iobab bie @eianlf5abl
fir oaS County 100 betrdgt.
Mle regiitrieren bier
9e GeoiItration ipurbe IN Stem Tim
pprgenor1nsen. Sberiff SuliuS BON Der
Gol11ltpbebDroe batte ent1dteoen, bob
e8 etne rllBloie Nnsgabe fet, IN ieber
e'enarfllne uno IN ieber 0orfl6aft
etne1l Srt fir 9fegtlfratio1l eirl5urtd)ten.
2ebteS .Sabr mar ieoer gSablort auc6
eu1e 5felle, no man regifrteren fo1l1lte.
8a es aber flar mar, bub an ma11den
| 5tellen NIT ether ober 5iuei gum Hegi=
I itrierell fd11te1l, lplrbe beidlolie1L bte.
gan5e Mrbett bier 5u tim. n 5anSfa
|lll1b @pan iparen fet1e regtitrterpflibttg
Herlpnen, tn 111anden @enarfnngen
uaren nnr slpei ober BRET, bic re9titrtez
Iren lnnbten.
@eHe,tbe liefert 40
gpri11gfielo Iteferte 20 Mann 5leepp
she l3, Go11lfrep 5, Gobben 2. Gtn
gprfer Ser Mortbipeitern 8abn re-.
Egiftrterte bier, troboem ieine Set1nat
EtngGhieago ilfs Crit ein Neger narnenS.
fgpercer Brotpn. ST 1T Ser erlte iet1er
berlin 8roipn So. regiltrtert.
9h1r 6 Ser Negiltrarten 1t1o Htbt
eirlbetn1t56e slmertfaner. 9ret limo
NuSldnber 1l11o bret a1lbere baben Die
110ttgen gdrttte getarl, nm gol(biirger
a, .,,o,.Sn,1
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-06-14
9Serbptelt

gseubau pber llntbau pDn Gebdnoen
Dbne Grlan6nisid)ein 1T perbpter.
9pliSei miro Oeietesiibertrefer att
seiaei1. soei5anlage fDlfet itber
$1,000 11,ebr ipeeen Der bDberen
Gphlpreiie. 8eridf beg Inter
ifiibnngspereins Der 5euertpe1rs
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1918-06-14

Seem lllm mtro eil1e ridttee, elltbnz
itoitiid)e Teier oes 8terte1l Suit perz
onitalteu uuo babel bod re6t pernunfti9
i1u1erbolb Ser G)re1Be1l be8 gploene11
llttttelmeges bleiber. 9aS 8altfo1l1i.
tee, ben Ste Grri6tltn9 Der 8lodbiitte
gum 9l1lbel1fe1l on 0te alten Btolltere
oblos, NOR Der Nnli6t, bab Ser geburts=
tag ser 9lepublif ETH geet9nefer Sag let,
I'M be11 8au et1l5uipeibei1 1n0 frdf
iofort N1l1taltetl, NIT be1n Blan poraft=
....!
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1918-08-30


They hoisted our biggest nag and
decked the boat In bunting, like q
bride. To our delight we saw that
from some way or Aonzo hoisted his,
too. In answer 10 US. They were
safe as well.
i don't think we were within foui
miles of our port when my lads. un.
der the delusion that they could be
heard, kept shouting out lahdward ::
Two viribus Units! We've sunk two
Viribus Units.
You won't succeed In persuadlne
the enemy that they weren't the vic
tins of spies. But assure you that
there was neither spying nor treach.
cry In the whole thing. The Prince
Eugene, which Aonzo torpedoed,
sunk on her way home and lies near
the Austrian coast, as our hydroplanes
soon afterward found out. The st.
Stephen sunk where she was torpe
doed. Those dogs won't venture out
again now. All they've left to do is
10 carry their dreadnaughts' carcasses
on and send them to Lubiana.
"The greatest enemy our torpedo
boats have Is the moon," concluded
the commandment. Had II been a
moonlight night, we should all have
gone to the bottom without doing them
any HARM"
Ancona is doubly grateful to Rizzo
for there is no doubt in the minds OF
its inhabitants that the enemy fieei
he dispersed was making for them Il
lombard them of the face Of the map
All the heroes Of this enterpris,
have received honors and decoration.
from the king of Italy, prize money
from the admiralty, and large sun
OF money from the Italian public.
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ITALIAN NAVAL HERO
TELLS OF HIS EXPLOIT

and made off too. The same destroy.
er mat barred his way went for Inc.
our motor boats were only hun
urea Yards apart. 1t was Just as il
we were trying to escape from loco
,no'iVe by running along the railroad.
Inc cannons buzzed and roared round
our heads. ! thought dose OF the
ihachiie gun would do them good, hut
IL didn't. They were very close and
our moment seemed to have come
Like angry mastiffs they rushed after
US their prows looming over us from
above. Then l tried them with two
'orpedoes. The first fell foul, but the
second hit its mark. There was n
terrific explosion and the DESTROYER
wobbled and began to turn over.
made for safety as hard as knew
how.
The whole thing, from the time
we attacked till | fired that second
torpedo against the chasing DESTROYER.
didnt take more than quarter of
an hour
Crews Mad With JOY.
When we got into the open. safe
ana sound, | was able to smile again.
My five lads We're still astounded with
the rapidity of events. Then one of
them cried, We've been In hell = And
they went mad with joy. hugging
cheering, kissing, crying in fine
frenzy Of glory at what we had done
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ABODE OF KINGS IS FOR
SICK YANKEE FIGHTERS

down to a half-mIle frontage along
southampton waters.
Already the woodland acres OF the
estate are resembling with ax and saw
ana several hundred trees have been
selected to furnish the heavier tin
Der and joists for the hospital build.
ings. With the Manor house MS apex.
these cover over ten acres of frame
hutments.
Tents to House Sick.
During the pleasant English sum
mer these tent wards will be very com.
Portable and agreeable, and long be.
fore the first chilly weather Of autumn
comes the frame hut wards, steam
heated. will be ready. II is possible
that some of the tents will be retained
for the use of conyalescents or for
overflow purposes 10 the event of a
big offensive on the northern part OF
the western front.
The hospital will have Its own cleo.
trio lighting plant and water supply.
There will be probably double sys.
TEN of water supply, water from the
! river being used for ordinary purposes.
while special distilled or spring water
will be used for drinking purposes and
/ In the Kitchens and operating rooms.
The Manor house. which will be tn.
central building of the Salisbury hos
pital, is large and handsome build
/ ing of what Engllshmen call modern
construction, inasmuch as IL dates
back only 81 years.
The house contains about fft,
rooms. and more than half OF thes,
are large enough TO he available foi
use as wards containing from six "a
IL beds each The great entrance hal
Is easily the feature of the interior
II is a. large as many an American
church. open TO the roof. and with .
balcony or gallery running all the wa,
around ii.
The ambulance which Will bring III,
American wounded from the piers a
southampton will approach the hos
pitai by a long carriage drive through
picturesque woodland aud well-kcp
lawns
The convalescent soldier viii fin,
several miles al sunny or shade
walks without going outside the hos
pital grounds Strolling norihward b
will cross broad meadow and a III
tie patch of woods Ia The hospital pig
gerry and chicken farm. and just b,
low this he will come to The boat
house and the jetty. where he ma
Gangle his legs just above the waite
and sit fishpole IN hand. with goo
prospects of a profitable catch.
he chooses TO stroll northward fror
the main hospital buildings he wi
find the forest denser and wider. an
AT the other side of the forest he wi
come to the hospital vegetable u,
dens and greenhouses.