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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-24
sprenaituff aus 2cndJtsas.

Inter ben pielerlet Jattpren, nell
DE nad Der Mn1iat man9er Mn'er1z
taner ben &rieg fir Ilnertta gep1nz
men belfen f0nnen, peroen leBt au1
bic Geuatgas : Nnlasen get emit.
Godpertdnbise Ser r4msriean
gbemical @oeietp" iagen 11amlt9,
bic ein5ige Dirt, pte man ben gorrat
an Soluol, ben a~eueroings febr be-
ribmt eeworbenen bodgraoigen
@preneioff in Der @eitalt oes .Srtz
Nitrptoluol", d permebrsn toaz
men, beltebe Oarin, oieIen @totf et11z
fah aus benz @as Der Notton berz
aus3uaieben, mo er iebr reidlt@ gu
finpen lei.
Bis ieBt botte III Mmerita bic 9es
minnuna BON Spluol i1 g1tBente1ls
auf sic &ptzSefen belhrd11tt, mo-
ousielbe ais Rebenprooutt erlan9t
puroe; unb bic gan5e betretfenoe
probuftion 1T idon i'm porous tom
trattltd pergeben.
@s wirb ater nunme1r perF@ert,
BAH ourd raf9es unb energt14es
Woraeben Elm gang getoalttser ergdns
aenber 8orrot bieier lebensmtatigen
@ober tooesmidtigen) Subtan5 iih
aus benz 2euht9as boleu laRe, inoei.
man basielbe entlpre@enb bebonole.
Daour@ lou bic ionitise Site oes
@ofes feline rennenstperte 8eeintrdd%
tiaura erfabren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-24
S,m ubnnfeliten" &enaba.

user nod Mbenteuer in Npr0amez
rita miinfat, pie Die pioniere tie
1einer5e1t beftanDen baben, Der
bralGt nur einen aufmertiomen Sltd
a1lf cine quite &arte BON &anaoa gu
perfen, UNI li9 gu iiber5eugen. Dob
.er au9 beute ntat gang gu 1pat tur
1cl9e Welegenbeiten setommen TT.
Die tanoDi19en 5elsgebtrse 1tno
Eeute faIt genau Dos, mas bic ame<
rifani1aen Telsgebtrge gu Der 3ett
narer, ols 2eutnant Sobn 6. 5re>
mont iie rentbedt!" Nur Elm lebr
tleiner Sell biefer peiten &esionen
lit iemals mirtli@ erfori4t uno ftuz
bert moroen. Namentli9 gilt oies
BON ben srpBen noropeftliden Ser
rttorien unp aud no9 BON einem be-
Deutenoen Sell Der prppina Nlberta.
@te Quellz @emdffer bes Mt6abaseoz
5lu1fes iino cine nod foft p0llis UNI
6efannte Welt; uno i'm Sale oes
f5rieoens< Jluiies tann mon 10 poll=
tommer1 nilbes Qan0 finoen, pte es
nun iemals elmer Der ameritanifAen
0orpdter gu 59auen bas 8eranigen
bate!
Wuh 1T Der 9tethtum bieier Sc
qenben an Mineralten, pelaen uno
5tammbola nod Elm gro Der. uno
Der 6riebenszTlub ltegt beute Stem
Wort ndber, ols Der &io @ranoe por
etnem balben Sabrbuncert NOR! Bts
aum Musbau gang neuer Sransports
Qinten tperben btefe Meltpintel ptls
bleiben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-24
1tnrmbem in. @pamien.

True translation fled with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January "a, 1915. as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
80
Ma6rir, 81. Sar1tar.- gu I'm
ruben fam es in Mlicante, 6em See,
bofen bon @olen3io. Gin angebli4
amtlides Selegramm mel6et, bob Elm
Mob sic Gobrifen 3ur @rbeitseinitel-
lung 5tparg un6 9d6en iotpie Brt'
bot1pobm1ngen argriff. .Sruten Der
Mittelfloiie tpa1r6en tpie eS beiBt, bon
Sen l1nrltbefriiten %ge5tpnngett, it'd fb=
1ren an3ui9lieben." Dte 3ibilgor6e
modte BON ibrer @affen @ebran4.
Drei 8er1onen follen %geto6tet, bier
an6ere id1per bertpur6d tpor6en ietn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-24
8aloiaer ebrenbafter Triebe bas 3tel
Ser Dterreidiideu &egterung.

Ser Diterretdtiden @egter1ng.
True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January "a, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress Ct s October eth' 1917.
@ien, %. San. = So lit Ger
Wunl6 Seiner Maieitdt, Sen &rteg
at ei1em m0glidit balbigen 3eitpunf=
tie 6nr9 eiren e%brenbaften Srie6en 81
be%enoigen. SSn @erfolg 6ieies 8a1m<
1des nn6 getre1 6en Brin5ipien, sic
lie mie6erbolt befannt gegeben bG>
bat 6ie @egierung ser 9oppelmo=
1ror6ie oues in ibrer Ma6t itebenbe
getbm nn6 miro a1es tbun, mas ibr
m0gli6 lit, I'M moglidit. ldnen einen
nllgemeinen 6rie6en berbet5mfubren.
@enn gegentpdrtig ie6o6 MIR Elm
tSeparatfrie6en nit &ub1an6 m0gli@
it, 10 tragen sic @erdnttportli9feit
I6afir al1sidlteBli9 sic aaiierten
Me19te, Die mieberbolt uniere Srie<
,6ensmgebote obgeIebnt baben." Die
lie @rfldrungen tp1r6en bon 9r. bon
SeD6ler, Dem 0iterrei6i16en Bre<
mier, int 8erIonfe elmer &e6e nuf
elmer midttgen &onferen5 5mif6en
ser &egierlrng nn6 Mrbeiterfibrern
abgegeben. Mod6em er a11sgefubrt
batte, 6aB Ole gegerapdrtige ernite
3ett bone 9armonie in Mrbetterfrei=
len unb cine flare nn6 aufri4tige Be-
ipredung o1er Hrobleme p%erlange,
bielt Ger Bnemter feline Srtebensre6e.
le1gnete En- irgeno tpelde @r-
oberungs5iele un6 erfldrte, bob Die
&egieru1tg meiter an ibrer Mmiidt
feltbolte, 6aB Elm internattonaIes Mb=
betreffen6 Mbriiit11ng ur6
Sdie6sgert6te cine paiien6e @run6,
loge fir einen ongemeinen Grfe6en
abgeben miir6e. Ser Hremter bers
itderte, 6oB, iotpeit Selterrei6 infrus
&c fGime> 6ie @erbon6lnngen nit &1tB=
lan6 ni6t an ben Broieften terrific
rider grtuerbungen idettern iolten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-24

Mmerifaniider Splbat angegrtffen.
True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January "a, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
YariS Is. San. - 8. 9urarb
BON ser ameribani16en Mrnee, Der
6em frona0ftfden &riegSmintfterirtu
81rgetpie1 en nar, tp11rbe geiter1t abeno
iegIi@e @eranlaii11ng bon 10
in Sorp Gun, Seine, etnem
BON NariS, angegriffen nn6
tpie to6t 1iegen gelafen. @r erbolte
1i6 ip6ter tpie6er nnb tpmr imitanoe,
abt ieiner Mngreifer 5n ibentifi5ieren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-24
yGut,ue6er meiterfampfen, ober It'll.
ternehett.n

vGut,ueber meiterfanapfeu, ober ,tn.
tergebeu."
True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January "a, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress Of October 9Th, 1917.
2onoon, 10. Sa1. = Bremter-
minilter 2lopb George fitbrte IN Ell
,er Mn1prode, sic CT on 6ie britti6e
Mrbeiterid)aft btelt, outs, bab ME
nar1o, ser ol1f be1n u8adthtrm" 1te-
be, sic ori11geroe Notbtpenoigfeit,
mebr Monnl6often a1tf5ubringem,
berfe1,11e.
&eine 9en1ofratie lei bon 9alter
gepeien, penn nidt ibre Matbdrger
bereit more,t, fiir tie 5rt iterben. Ser
@remier erflGrte 6es meiteren, 10.
,pohI er, tpie 9rGiioent 8ilion bat.
ten, obtpobI iie iid o~iesbe5iigli6 nid}t
perltanoiaten, basielbe 8erlangen
mod, @ee1toigltng 6es &rieges gum
M,1sor1tf eebradt.
gs ndre nie1nan6 tpiIens, ob1re
ponltdroige 8ie6ermtsgabe nno
MISUNDERSTANDING 8elgiens Srie-
Sen at fdIieben. @on 0e11tfdlano
fam nltr eine Mnttport, uno Die
Itonrn1te u,1s b. Eirpib' Seele me-
rnaIs!
Sortfabreno iogte 6er Hre1nter:
,,ltni ere @arolbdfen itn6 nidt tpeit
bon ser @ampflirie entfernt, nno
tuet,r1 tpir nidt Sront maden gegen
Die, oie lit Oe11tidlanb Dos &a1oer
fitbren, Damn 1ino England, Die BRIT
tilde 9%emofrotie, 6te fran3ofiif4e
Oentofrotie ut6 sic Oemofratte @n=
ropas ser gra,tfmlten Milhdroa1to-
frotie, sic Sic 8elt lie geieben, ber-
faIlen."
9es peiteren fiibrte er aa1s, es lei
ben 0e,,tid,luno feline Mtttport erfolgt
o1tf ste iiineite @efanntsabe Ser @n-
tente hesitgltd beren ariegs5tele. st
fthr fort:
.Nern ientotr6 ei1em M1tsspeg
tpeis, tpie oieier arieg altf ebrbare
@eile sl1m Midl11B gebradt tper6e1
fon1t, ohre hob tpettergefdmpft tpfr6,
10 meloe er iid. Meire Mnfiht lit,
oos @oIf m1tB enttpe6er peiterfdiim=
pfen, ooer 11ntergeben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-24
Senator Chamberlain reidt @orlage
fir &rieasfqbiueH elm.

SCAu@Vl SyuAtUS%%UtA %StUT$ ~~<*~OS
fit &rtegsfabtmeH Elm.
True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January "a, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress Of October 9Th, 1917
@afbingtog 81. San. -@e<
nator Chamberlain bom Mr1Sf9uB fir
ntiiIli#Griii1e Mngelegenbeiten 1nter<
1rabm es, Die @orlage bes IuSfdmi<
les ein5ltreiderL Die 6ie 8il6ung Ell
mes @riegsfabinetts bon bret Mitglie<
BERN CUR urteritiiba1ng 6es 8raftoen=
ten @ilfom in Ser 5iibr1ng beg. &rte-
ges boriiebt. SbpoW Ser 8raii6ent
.it6 ser MaBnnbme mi6erieben ion,
bofft 6aa &or1itee 6o6 nod, tpenig-
items 5n 6em IN @orfdlag gebro6ten
angemeinen HGan feline 3uitimrn11rg
at erbalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-24
Sin frttilder Monat fir 6as brittide
NDH.

>u4%<
True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January "a, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress Of October 9Th, 1917.
2on6on, %. San. = Ser erite
Monot bes Sabres 1918 bnt 6os Brit
tiide Bolf atf cine 10 barte 8robe
geItelf, tpie fal1m Elm n1u6erer Monat
borber I'M ea15en @erln1f BEG &rie=
ges. Die Station ideint iebt ie6o6
tire 3meifel un6 lire l1neinigfeit
iibertpun6en nrp6 6as S9Iagtport
r8ir miiiien portpdrts geben ODER
,1ntergeben" of3eptiert 51 baben. Sic
MrbeiterberbGnbe iton6en ser Scribe
RING nod mebr 2eltten in Uniform
nit etnem fritiiden un6 5tpeifelbaf=
ten @eiite %gegeniiber. sic beiton6en
bormtf, 6os @riegsprogramm Der &es
gier1ng gerta1t ten11en 5n lerner, 1n6
tparer1 3u Ser Mmtobme geneigt, Sab
Die Observation-Disclosures int Be-
reid Der MSgIidteit ,IGger. 9iefe
groeen fins NIT ser megiera1ng nod
auen Setter bin befpro9ete tpor6e1,
obne bab mani a1if elmer Der betben
Seitetr etn 8Ent Dor Ben M1t16 ge.
tt%otrtroe1t bddne. un6 6be @egierunq
fdeitt ben @ieg 6abott petraget gu
baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-24
3ebm brttiide sdiffe als berienft se=
mpI6ef.

3ebn brttiide Sdiffe als berlemH ge=
mel6et.
True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January "a, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress Of + October sth' 1917.
2on6on, 18. Son. - SSn 6ern
geitern obeto otsgegebere11 Momira=
fttqtsbertht lit tpie6erum cine Mbnab=
ME 1T Sen @erienfungen BON britt
iden 5onbelsidiffen 6urb Minen
ooer ltnterieeboote 5u bemerfen. Sesn
oie'cr Nertooe tultrben MIR ieds &an=
oel5Idiffe bon 1900 Sonnen ODER
n1ebr ul16 5tuei Son6eIsidiffe, bon I'M
ter Die cm Sonneneebolt, iotpie 5tpei
6i'd1erfobr5e1tge berlenft. Sn Ser
borlergebenoe1t ISOLDE beridtete 6ie
9%ornirolitdt, boB our6 Mire1 ODER
ltnterIee6oote odt5ebn Son6elsidiffe
bon iiber 1900 Gonnen, orei San6els=
idiffe bon l1nter 6ieiem Eonnengebolt
uno bier 6iiderfobr5erge berloren
gingen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-24
Order Limiting Time to File Claims
and for Hearing Thereon.

VTO0r LlMlCluS llnl0 " EIkC OAaAAAAo
and for Hearing Thereon.
Estate of John Vouk, Deceased.
State of Minnesota, County OF Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of John
Vouk, Decedent.
Letters of administration this day
having been granted to Lewis L. Vouk.
1t Is Ordered, That the time within
which all creditors of the above
named decedent may present claims
against his estate in this court, be.
and the same hereby is, limited to
six months from and after the date
hereof, and that Friday, the
21st DAY OF JUNE,
1918, at 9 o'clock A. M, in the Probate
Court Rooms at the Court House at
the City of st. Cloud in said County,
be, and the same hereby Is fixed and
appointed as the time and place for
hearing upon and the examination,
adjustment and allowance Of such
claims as shall be presented within
the time aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by the
publication Of this order In "De1
Nordstern" as provided by law.
Dated, December 31st, 1917.
(Seal) ]. b. HIAdSk,
J. B. Pattison, Probate Judge.
Attorney. 94-o1-7
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-24

Ser 8ater 1tnieres 9an6eS, @eorg
@o1bington, miro beutiger 3eit nod
bo9 gelobt.
3ie @eH lit nit 10 bte1en min
ldenspertben @aden gefnnt, bob
mir ale gliidli9 fein iolten:
Ser 8efte braudt feire M6irrra=
f6ine, toe1lrr es n0tbig miro, ietne
Eugen6e1r 3uiammen5n5dblen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-24

60 iimo sic Menid)r1! Sen Stein,
Der ibnen Sen 9piegel 5ertriimmert,
Tie gum Senlter btna11s;
ober Sen Greun6 berleum6et, Dem
5ffnen iie Sbiir un6 Sbor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-24
3pei britiide 3erit6rer int Sttrnt
neftrdn6ef.

ge1tr11Def.
True translation filed with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January "a, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
2on6on, 18. Sart. - Die bri,
tifde Momirolitdt modt betanrtt, 6ab
a4pei Eorpeboboot5eritorer in Set
Smitognadt in eirem ortanarttgen
Sdmeeiturme berloren gingert. Die
6abr3el1ge ftran6eten on Der idot'
tif1en Settle 1tt6 tpurben 5ertriim,
inert. MH Musnnbn1e ei1tes Ma1tr1es
gtnqe1r ollie an Doro berlorer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-24

Sed}s beattide Gl1tg5e1tge bon Sranao-
fen 5erit6rt.
True translation fled with the post
master at 81. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January "a, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress Of October 9Th, 1917.
@oria, 81. San. = @m Conn.
aben6 tp1tr6en 1triere G4iegerma1ms
i6afften in cine Mn3aW BON &dmpfen
bertpi6elt. @e9s 6euti@e 5lugaeuge
tpa1r6en 5eritort; 5tpei an6ere ~itiir5ten
idtper befba6igt innerbab tbrer Ell
,geren 2inien 9b.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-24
Sic Gr6ffn,tns bes r11ftden Matio'
nnIfDnhenfS.

True translation fled with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January "a, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress Ct sd October eth' 1917
getrograb. 10. SAT-. Sic
misunderstanding, Die 10 lange
bi1rmlsge1dypben 1prtroe, lit beltte eno=
Iid er0ffnet porben. 8ei Der erlten
&rahprobe mtrben 6ie @olidetpih
bon ben Observation-Disclosures gefdla-
qen. @err GidNernotp, Der Aderbm1-
minilter inn @obinet &erensfD rno
ser So5ialrepol1tionare Der
3e6ten fir Sen @oriit Der 8eriarnn1-
luna, ma1r6e nit elmer Stimmenmebr=
beit bon 244 gegen Isl getpablt. 0ie
@anoioatin Ser 8oli6epift mar Wta=
ria Spiri6onotpo, sic ii6 lange IN Der
rebolrtion1re1t 8eapeg1tng berborge-
tban bat urr6 Sic nab oem 5t1r5 Der
nts Ger &erban1atng IN
befreit pa1rbe.
Die gr0ffnung ser @~eriammlnng
tpor ouf sic Mittagsitunbe feftgeiebt
mor6erl ie6o6 oeruriabte cine @on-
trober1e iiber sic @egiitrierltng etrten
Bis 4 ltbr nadmittagS. st.
mas mebr als 400 0elegierte befan=
6en itd} Unit bteie Belt in tbren Sisea1.
Dopon geb0ren ben 8olideapth nno
6en Observation-Disclosures Der 2t11fe1
etpa $50 Stimmen un6 Der @eit ben
Observation-Disclosures bes 3entruns
11n6 Ser &edten on.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-24

Mit Sen &rieespropbeten babem
sic @eterpropbeten gempein, 6aB ibre
Bropbe5eiunge1 penigitens bter nr1o
90 einmnI eintreffen. Wenm a19
niht gerabe bG1fig.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-24
Gi1p nefniiYe natiirItfe 8eredtt=

Cine getutiie natiirltde BeredJtt=
g1rrtg, aIs eriter bas Prohibitions
ENHANCEMENT at ratifi5teren, fa111
mari 6em Stoote Miftiiippi ni6t OBJ
fpred,en; trGgt er 6od oen Namett
6es stromes, 6en mar BEN Nater Der
'@eDGfer ge1rannt bot.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-24

True translation fled with the post
master at st. Cloud, Minnesota, on
January "a, 1918, as required by the
Act Of Congress of October 9Th, 1917.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1918-01-24

Sen 1tHb Strsb.
&eu, per Come 9.OO-12.W
Eimothh :. i. . f. IA. OO-16.W
5trob.. y. :. =. :. ..6.UO0S.W
The Washington herald., 1918-05-12
Cyclone Walter Johnson
Too Much for Cleveland
Kansas Smoke Ball Hurler
Has Best Of Pitching Duel
with Bagby.
ny JOHN A. pUGAN.

Walter johnson, the mighty Kan
saS smoke ball artist, was the whole
show in the Nationals 1 to victory
over the Cleveland Indians at the
Florida Avenue ball park yesterday.
Walter not only smoked them through
at a mile minute clip, but he went
out with his war club and demon
strated to this visiting Indian tribe
that he could swat the ball in big
league style.
II was the timely triple Of the
swatting Walter that paved the way
for the Nationals to gather in their
only tally, which proved Just enough
for victory, as the assortment OF
smoke that the Coffeyville Cyclone
was issuing along the sixty-foot path
had the Indians always in the nom
combatant state.
,Holdout Jim Bagby. from Augusta,
Ga, opposed the smoke ball king In
this pitching duel and it was sure a
tough break to mark this defeat
against Gentleman Jim from Dixie.
as the five blows obtained by the
Nationals were well scattered through
the route and 1t was only Walters
triple and Hank Shank's single which
gave the Griffmen their winning
counter.
Hero Hank from western Pennsyl-
vania, doffed his hat to five thousand
fans when he appeared at the plate
In this jam in the sixth. He delivered
the punch to the center garden that
put Walter across the counting dish.
Sensational fielding by this same
Hank saved the day for Walter on
two occasions. while Johnny Lavan
AL hoV q
balls that turned back the enemy.
The Indians opened up their hit
ting when Turner singled to left.
after Chapman had died in the first,
but Ainsmith's quick peg cut Chap
by down when he tried to steal.
Things looked e little bad for Wal
ter after O'Neill had popped out in
the sixth. gagby doubled to center
and Chapman was passed. but Old
Man Turner and Speaker were not
equal to the occasion.
Again in the eigth with two down,
Bagby singled to right and Chap
man again drew free transportation,
but Turner just grounded in front
of the plate and made it easy go
ing by the Ainsmith-Judge route.
The ninth was the real climax.
Roth hit to right and stole second
after one was out. Wamby popped
to Lieut. Johnny. but Rippy WILL
Jams was given a free issue which
placed the fans on the anxious seat
Joe Wood. who had been just
whiting the air up to this time,
obtained his batting eye and hit
one between. Foster and Lavan. No
one has ever given Bobby Roth credit
for being Splinter. but he tried
to score all the way from second
! base while Lavan was tossing the
horse hide for the force out on Will
Jams at second. Morgan by beau
tiful relay got the ball to the plate
about thre yards ahead of Roth. and
Of cOur:e Crabby Bobby was turn
eG beck.
Jimmy BaCby just could not solve
Frank Schulte's number. as wild
fire stood before him on four oc-
c=sion3. and three times walked to-
ward the garden wall By a walk
in the sixth. Frank gave Howard
SlcnkS a chance to come through
With the blow that put Walter over
the plate with what proved to be
the winning run.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-12
LEROS FOR GIANTS
AGAINST PIRATES

Pittsburgh. May 1.-THE New
Fork champions OF the National
League suffered the first shut out
" the season today, Pittsburgh de-
eating them by q score of to o.
n a game that developed q battle
,etween the two southpaws, Coop
irs and Sallee.
The visitors had the bases filled
n the fourth. with two out, when
5olke went out on q foul In the
Eighth they had men on second and
.hird. with none out, but Young
ined to McKechnie. who made b
wonderful catch and stepped on
hird base. doubling the runner.
Carey's base on balls, Cutshaw's
Jingle and McKechnie's double
scored the first run for Pittsburgh.
md Cooper's double and Cations
ripple scored the other. Score by
innings: r. H. Z.
few York .... 900 900 600 Z 1
Pittsburgh -. 900 100 1O"-2 9 1
charlottesville, Demaree and Nc
,arthy; Cooper and Schmidt UNI
bires-Moran and Rigler.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-12
CHICK EVANS :
TO PLAY HERE
Thirty-six-Hole Match Be.
tween Champ, Burns,
Hagen, and Mcleod.

Local followers of the royal and
ancient" game will get their first
taste of real golf on Saturday. tune
Is, as arrangements have been COM
pleted by officials of the Columbia
Country Club to stage a big Red
Cross benefit match on that date be-
tween "Chick" Evans, present open
and amateur national champion.
James Barnes. of Broadmoor. Walter
c. Hagen and Fred Mcleod.
Thirty-six holes will probably be
played, a round in both morning and
afternoon, with Evans and the local
PRO" stacking up against Barnes ard
Hagen. Although Evans has played
practically all over the country and
local followers of the game are thor
oughly acquainted with his skill, this
will be his first local appearance and
it is expected that hundreds will be
on hand to give him the ''once over"
The other three are well-known fig
ures here and as they rank among
the Select in the professional class.
a match worth going miles to see
should result.
These professional matches are con-
sidered by many to be great things
for the average golfer as it gives him
an opportunity to see how the big
fellows" handle themselves under
actual playing conditions and should
be of more value to him than many
lessons. For this reason, all players
should embrace this opportunity OF
killing two birds with one stone"
/. e., helping toward the financial
success which is for a worthy cause
and at the same time witnessing
some brilliant golf which should add
considerably to their golfing educa-
ton.
The Washington herald., 1918-05-12
Is
STAR OF MEET
Georgetown Athletes Land
South Atlantic Games
from Hopkins.

Baltimore, May 11.-Georgetown Uni
versity won the South Atlantic field
and track meet this afternoon at
Homewood. scoring 102 points to s.
scored by the athletes of Johns Hop
kins University. These were the only
two colleges represented.
An eleventh-hour change had to be
made In the entries and which
changed the entire aspect of the an
ual track carnival. The fact that the
war had cut seriously into the num-
Der of entries for the present year
was brought forcibly home to the
Hopkins management, when word was
received from the Virginia Polyteeh-
mic Institute to the effect that the
southern college would be unable to
put a team on the field for the games.
After having completed all the ar
rangements to send a team to Balti-
more, the faculty of the Virginia in
stitution decided to graduate the
senior class earlier than usual, In
order to allow number Of the men
to join the colors. The ceremonies
could not have gone forward with 80
many of the seniors at Homewood,
so Virginia Polytechnic Institute was
forced to withdraw from the meet.
This left Just Georgetown and Hop
lxins to compete for the trophy.
Gates, Of Georgetown proved him
self to be the leading man for George
town and scored a large percentage of
the points. The 100-yard dash. the
440-yard dash, the 220-yard dash. low
hurdle run and the javelin throw were
taken by him. He also came in first
in the 12O-yard dash but was disquali-
fed.
HUH. of Georgetown, won the mile
run and Taber of the same school ran
second. In the 1Oo-yard and 44O-yard
dashes, Gates, who won both, was
closely followed for second place in
each instance by Bowrick, also of
Georgetown. Bowrick won first hon.
ors in the 220-yard dash, and in this
Gates came in fourth. Bowrick's time
was "a seconds. Gates time in the
1O0-yard dash was 10 As seconds.
Ahearn. of Georgetown, was second
in the shotput, as Ledbetter, of Hop
kins, won by putting it a distance of
80 feet and 2 1-2 inches. In the discus
throw. Sheath and Darcy. both of
Georgetown. finished second and third
respectively.