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Arizona republican., 1918-02-17
OFFICIAL BASE:
 BALL BOX OUT

SpIlug lS Tn sig Ql. The SpdldllS OL- ficial Base Ball Record has made it's appearance and now the fan can get busy with the dope for the ensuing season. John E. Foster, the Giants able secretary, edits the Record as usual, with c. D. White of New York as the compiler of the various data comprising the section devoted to best on-rccords and unusual happenings in thc\major and minor leagues that are deemed worthy of a place in the chrOn iclcs of the national game.
 Fame Duly Accorded
 Following his annual custom, Alr. Foster has picked his Hall of Fame ce- lebrities for the National and the American Leagues with his reasons for such selections, in addition to which the chronology of the year in baseball, review of the world series, and other subjects of interest empha- size the tircless activity, for which Editor Foster was noted during his many years of newspaper work as sporting editor.
 The little diagrams showing the weekly pennant race in each league, week by week, which have been fea- tUre of the Record for q number of years, contain much of interest for the fan who follows the Nicissitudes of his favOrIto team, while even @ casual study of the records of any league major or minor-Will bring to the sur face many extraordinary facts that lie concealed in what would seem an end less array of figures.
 Figure Study Interesting
 This study of figures is mighty inter- osting in the minor league averages. For instance, one team in a minor league may lead the organization in club totals for almost every position. but finish low in the second division. due 10 poor work in one or two posi- tins; a batter who led his league did not have a home run to his credit dur ing the entire year; a home run hitter also had the greatest number of strike cits, showing he either famed or else 'tiilcd' the ball; some of the patient 'o ldcrs who never seem to get above .-5O will be found often more valuable tI their club than their more showy
 enmltes, the sacrifice hit total bear i1s mute witness to their self -efface- mcnt for the benefit of the team as a whole. Many similar facts will be un- Carthed in perusal of the individual and club statistics. The dope is inex- orable-a workman may conceal his mistakes or incompetency for a time al least, but the average show no fay oritism.
 In part two, the section devoted tC the high lights in the records of thC game. it would be hard to pick any ont subject 10 the exclusion of the others IL is workable encyclopedia and rep. rcSonts years of compiling and invcsti- gating. Undoubtedly were il not fol 2 the Spalding Record the great majolit, : of noteworthy baseball perform mlncc.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17

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Arizona republican., 1918-02-17
TWAIN CHARGED
 WITH HO[D- UP

Jesus Escobar and Amelo Zilla, charged with attempting to commit q robbery, were arraisned before Jus ticc Wheeler yesterday, when both protested their innocence. They wuI
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17
NEBRASKA BEATS KANSAS
Republican A. p. Leased wirel

LINCOLN. Neb.. Feb. 16.-The uni yersity of Nebraska defeated Kansas University 24 to 23 in a Missouri Valley conference game here Friday.
Arizona republican., 1918-02-17

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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-12-14
LLOYD GEORGE AND THE coAL1T1oN1srs

Lloyd Georges expressed reasons for denying to
Ireland even that partition of Home Rule which pro-
vided for the exclusion of six of the counties of
Ulster, that the present conditions in Ireland
will not permit it, But since Lloyd George and his
ministry responsible for the creation of those
conditions of discomfort and unrest the Premier's
isa perfectspecimen of the logical allacy
OF reasoning in circle. 1t is comparable with the
gyrations of dog chasing after his own tail. with
possibility of in that exhibition of kinetic
energy:
By his inept not to say willfuB misjoinder of the
two issues of Home Rule and Conscription it was
Lloyd George himself who became responsible for
those conditions which he now urges as insuper-
able obstacle to settlement of the problem Of self
government. Obviously if the British government
had been acting in good ath and fairness these two
propositions would not have been set forth con-
jointly. Neither one of them necessarily re-
lated to the other in respect to the fairness of the
two projects. Each should have stood on its own
merits. Home Rule having been enacted by statute
logically entitled to prior and independent consid-
Grafton, without ENHANCEMENT with the matter of
CONSUMPTION and the Conditions" resulting in Ire
land were caused in large degree by the clumsy
coupling of the two issues. CONSUMPTION proved to
be gigantic fzzle because of the determination of
the Irish people not to be buncoed by the political
Vaccinations endorsements of the Welsh
statesman. He now pleads that the conditions
which were of his own creation may be taken as an
for the withdrawal of the Home Rule settle
ment It is clear that he is now attempting to take
advantage of his own wrong doing, procedure that
is well contrary to the principles of craftsmanship
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-12-14
THE SPARTACIDES.

The German I. W. WIS have been called Spar
tacides, in honor of the gladiator of ancient times
beast the broad Empire of Rome could produce"
as set forth in the classic defamation The original
Spartacus evidently "some" worker, so that it
is difficult to see how his strenuous career appeals
to the ultra Boshevists who desire wages without
work. The suffix "cides," which implies the idea
of slaughter, however, may be the explanation of
the acceptance of the cory nomenclature by the Teu
ton direct action" organization.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-12-14

as to those of jurisprudence. But consistency and
good faith seem to be regarded lightly by him as
were written treaties by the Kaiser-to be set aside
whenever sef-interest seemed to demand it.
Lloyd Georges perfdy to Ireland will loom large
las issue in the elections which are to be held
today The Labor party in both Great Britain and
Ireland has pledged its support to the cause of Irish
self-government. In many of the English constitu-
encies the Irish vote is controlling factor in the
Parliamentary contests. This vote is apt to be SOL
idly thrown in the current election against the Coal
Bonar Law. 1t may indeed be that the elation of
the war victory may return majority of the new
party to power but the combination of the two op-,
posing elements of Radicalism and Toryism is not
likely to prove of long duration The cohesive stress
of national sefpreservaton has thus far sufced to
overcome the mutually repeent tendencies of these
two political groups. The centripetal forces of the
national emergency will now give way to the normal
centrifugal tendency of the several parties. The
Labor party has already partially withdrawn it's
temporary aliation with the Coa1itionist oreaniza
ton, and will now its struggle for its own
special objectives and it is not unlikely that its
strength will be marshalled against the present
Government
A Coalitionist victory may be anticipated as re-
suit of todays polling. But such victory may be
ment OF the war administration rather than regis
traton of approval of the acrobatics of the Premier
who especially in his handling of the Irish question:
has evinced disposition to shuttle and evade his
former solemn pledges and assurances and has re-
sorted to all of trickery and opportunsm in
his efforts to cross his political BRIDGES
AS an exemplar of that democracy which turned
the scales of victory in the world war the Welsh
statesman does not pass muster
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-12-14
EVOLUTION OF THE LEAGUE OF
NATIONS

The proposal of worldwide League of Nations,
which is rapidly taking definite form and prac-
teal development, has been foreshadowed in many
of the great commercial industrial, literary and
ligious activities of mankind for more than half
century In the religious field the Catholic Church
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1918-12-14
CHURCH CALENDAR

CHURCH CALENDAR
Week of Dec 1921.
Dec. ID, Saturday-St Viator.
Dec. is. Sunday sd of ADVENTIST. Christina
Dec. 10, Monday-St. Eucebins.
Dec II, Tuesday-St Lazarus.
Dec Is, Wednesday-Ember Day.
Dec 19, Thursday-St Nemesius.
Dec TO- Friday-Ember Day.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-09-27

" ~ ~1HREE MILLION MEN half Of them IN
~ France-many in training.
" But is this all their Hght3
= :. :: ; take: keep one fighting man
1A 1t takes millions Of dollars just keep army fed.
1t thousands Of dollars every battery Of big
~ guns lays down a barrage.
" Is it any wonder them that the United States is
~ spending at the rate Of fifty millions of dollars day in
~ and plans? And with that grand total as the
interest far principal (which support this
Xxx colossal all this task will have in vain whose
fight do you think this is?
Themans inthe trench? The fellows on the supplv-
\ ".'' II: chap: on h: s"':'' '' ''''. ''''
= til, you, >s fight Mr. p....,-,..,., Mr.. n...,...
tmer-yous, Mr. Merchan-yours MIR. Mechanic
- yours. MIR: Wokr-yours MIR. Farmer This fight is
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1918-09-27

yours, all Of you who left Behind much even more
than it IS the mans in the trench.
For that man. though three million strong, cannot
raise hand in the Of democracy, he even
raise hand in self defense except for you.
lie is potent only you potent. He fight
only you will fight. The difference is only this: his
fight is expressed in and ammunition, yours in
work and dollars.
The Fourth Liberty Loan the worlds biggest drive
back Of the lines. 1t is the Of the financial reserves of
this entire country Of It will gauge the power that
you intend put back of the fighting men in France for
the next half year more to come.
In fact it will show the value you place on the he-
tage Of liberty which three million men have taken p arms
to defend for you to-day.
Take when you sign that subscription blank for
Liberty Bonds that the you squares as nearly as
with all your heart acknowledges this heritage to be
The Glenwood post., 1918-10-19
A SPLENDID TICKET THROUGHOUT

M greater justification urging the election OF
~ the entire Republican ticket than at this time Not only the
but the local ticket will bear the closest investigation Mr.
Phpps convinced people by his visit here Wednesday
tremendously his desire for and bet
Colorado. Mr. Phipps does lay claim great oraorlcal
powers from his value the minds o.
the practical and successful business with bus
ideas ideals will surely much for Colorado in
his The trouble often the has been that
have little action much promise
and too little performance.
Shoup prince good thoroughly practical
industries Colorado Colorado the she ought
practical whom will all be proud Now that the
governor party the people this hardly
date brought forward by crooks Campa who
people.
candidate lieutenant
of Gods nobemen and gentleman in worthy Of
His record in the stands monument
his integrity and uprighness and those familiar with his public
ord will be glad support him the polls November
And it all the down the line Every candidate for
office above reproach and worthy the support of high class
citizens who believe the best demanded in public affairs
And the words of be candi
dates who by honorable residence Garfield
made their record which they willing fall
These county candidates creating favorable impression
throughout the and judging from the
receiving from the believe will be the choice the
they the voting booths Novembr their
public officials for the coming two
The Glenwood post., 1918-10-19
HAT political bLathers Senator S. Thomas who is

~ political blatherskte Senator Charles s. Thomas who IS
sarcasticaly political campaigns and harmlessy
at all other times with vicious screed against Lew
renee c. Phpp Mr. Phpps of the opinion that
u from Colorado should belr hmsel 10
of his without devong his
financial advantage of the Sod South OF
course the of saving his face
incidentally for the of protecting legislative dleness
Shah whose honesty to Colorado
banquetng with the promn Hearst whose traorous
partially condones by his association with him
the coffee In all of the Thomas attacks on Mr. Phpps
effort anywhere point worthy achievement OF
Shafroth behalf the screed written justify the
other Democrat It piece of Will
aon and cheap demogoguery of which Thomas is so justly capa
ble with why should
Shafroh instead of Phipps.
The Glenwood post., 1918-10-19
LOOKS LIKE GOOD PROPOSITION FOR EDITORS

A NUMBER OF specializing wha
would happen if the government took the
Well first thing subscription price would raised so
and the sheriff would be kept busy chasing denquen The
would editors who
hadn't cent months they could call their would be placed
salary. The fail get their copy until
would hauled before the council of defense
who hired weeks and quit his week
Leavenworth for about
good proposition 1.-THE Farbury Neb
News
The Glenwood post., 1918-10-19
THE STATE ooNsTABuLARY


N law' I " '''' 'I' D'i'S' ''"' "''' s'' ''
This quotation Warden lyman of his
associates the Democratic ticket general suggested IN
connection with those who had do with the drafting of the Demo-
cratic state platform When mentions haters and stripes and
thirss like these the mind Immediately down to Canon City,
whence misbehavng Colorado needs draw candidate for Its
chief executive punishment for its sins
The Bohevs Democratic party platform pledged to the abo
the recently formed constaulry and mediation in labor
difficulties as provided in existing laws.
Why do couple the two? Because that what the authors
1.-THE platform of discomfort did
1t charged that the Democratic party constituted
lin less close affiliated booteggers organza
on abolish the conbular We refuse affirm this The
boogger is that the politicians afford to join
hands with him. least openly chief witness for the defense
Mr. Finch the paid head of the State Antaoon league He for
Tnanone of his argued that if lyman favored the
abolition of the constabua that has been such to the boot
Finch would not be for him. We do not know Colorado
bone and the booegge haunting the alleys the
anti occupation might be What would be the good Of
ASaoon league there neither saloons bootleggers
The plank calling for the abolition of the state conabuay in
the Democratic platform appeals larger circle than the bootleg
favorable the question has always the wet element
bid to all elements of discomfort notice to the extremist
that the lyman will take the bars down But there
aganbars We did and apologize Mr. lyman and
promise to draw the line at stripes
The consbuay the creation of the epudiated of
the intended during the and
the following reconstruction period the the state
militia which had been mustered into the armies
Outside of breaking the booteggng bsnessand doubt
nnocen suffered the constabulary has had little
do For time it busy with the spy system the
but since Germany has fallen the German and propagand
have pretty much taken to their holes
Then why the antconstabuy plank from the reconstructed
Democratic party? Why the Of opposition the Colorado
National guard that has lately uphodng standing
goriousy the field France? The opposition to both
from the selfsame quarter
When the Bohevi feels that Der Tag has arrived it does
not be bothered with militia
putes or a state constabuary.-Rocky Mountain News.
The Glenwood post., 1918-10-19

HERE thing this will
undone has created profound respect for the real producer
Of the countryside farmer and has dignity the agr
cultural profession which should accorded
There but that the farming profession
heretofore has been judged by the specimens its class
rather than by the most intelligent the
engaged agricultural pursuits Under the order of things
standard of farming be raised rather
raised land predict that will be forthcoming
the future 1t intelligent sudious
reasons from to effect who to the greatest
his line future farm activities And another marked
and improvement need only point the increased demands
county agents. field and experiment
general disposition to gather all the knowledge available the
end that results achieved along lines We
learning to do the things required and do them the
to the best results along the line of successful
production
The Glenwood post., 1918-10-19

TWO votes lacking only and the equal suffrage
thereby halted until the next time until the mutations of the
senate bring pledged make the political
equals of foreigner who these
We must wait for change alleged
the of two President Wilson plea ddn
them Maybe the presidential whip may have different result
Boulder Camera.
The Glenwood post., 1918-10-19
SUBSCRIPTIONS MUST
BE PAID in ADVANCE

other has option whatever
requiring advance
the national board which
Of is newsprint as
padinadvance
concerning sub
scriptions follows
three months after
expiration paid
amonions issued to the pub
readily the publishers have
nothing orders
orders of the board
time patri
CONSEQUENCES Of
knowing reading Garfield county
you doing your
to the wis should be
The Glenwood post., 1918-10-19

0NE of the things that contributed the downfall of Gunter
his appointment Of John place his Council Of
Defense Lawson odous all decent the And the
people look upon his Conuc of Defense committee sad joke
and showed by their Guner has
risen to the occasion But why did he appoint Agator
Pueblo Opinion.
The Glenwood post., 1918-10-19

UGH talk has been INDUCED by the people and the
A OF late concerning the prospects of early These
atons in the main from people of good motives and honest
tentons but too often their based what all
fondy hope for rather than the conditions which actually
other words the wish father to the thought We think there
has been quite enough the suffering
and death which nsepale from activities and deude
ourselves with the thought that the about
not be hasy accepting this mistaken of the situation The
nearly Unless the German
President Wilson's utimatu which in effect unconditional
render renquish her hold submarines munitions supply
bases of her acceptance of
should until the allies
absolute routing of the brutal such convince
the German people and the world hereafter pledge
apparent sincerity "scrap paper
be confident that the its close Many things
pass before allied
for such pronouncement.
The Glenwood post., 1918-10-19

HE Call wishes to call the attention custom
everybody referring to this meetings
democracy We all to have forgotten have republican
form OF government Ours democracy It republic
oeen narpd on so much that people the idea that
hopes are beng cntered in the Democratic
story OF the Chnaman who declared army
the allies make the whole safe for the Democratic
party "-Longmont Call
The Glenwood post., 1918-10-19

AN anything short of victory battlefield be of
~ greater Importance at this time the Liberty
Loan drive now being brought close Have
cousins other relatives the service Of SAM either actually
engaged in preparing for great conflict
Ii you can answer this the negative then
fortunate exception Do realize that the cause
and for the possible safety Of loved
this loan be brought successful Have done YOUR
full duty regard this important matter Well it ism TOD
late yet, but you'll have to hurry
The Glenwood post., 1918-10-19

Ell 1t be understood first of all that this will
IL ised with brand degree of peace provide
for the restoration of paged Belgium indemnity
outrag committed and good
havor thus forced the dirty Huns will
faith Our people not extremely keen now
prefer to give the Hun good sized dose his
than to yield to foe that would suggestion except
when he realizes that he is licked
good and before seriously any peace terms let
make real that those peace are dreadf in
The Glenwood post., 1918-10-19

WHEN this issue of the Post reaches the people just possible
" that there still be deficit subscription to the
Fourth Liberty Loan from this city and that
when this read subscriber inform himself
not the full loan has been subscribed full quota for this
county has not been pledged that he subscription lust
as much as possible Il doubled nine MOTTO
tunes may be necessary do better than
ton OF the entire quota vitality time Dom stop
until you have done your duty
The Glenwood post., 1918-10-19

Call has quarrel with those Democrats who voted for Gnu
ter at the primaries last week They
who compose that They the who should
their candidates But they
candidate Their has been captured by the
and the cheap labor skates of Springs
They nominated Thomas lyman who elected
the
prohibition and would abolish the
vision against the illegal importation liquor Colorado Dre
gard OF law would follow the election of lyman
Denver Posts candidate which that
instead of the peope-Longmont Call.
The Glenwood post., 1918-10-19

ROM the have heard Rev Peppers funeral adj
Sunday the the late Austin
Smith, himself for the freedom firmly
mood re with
sentiment other than that which calls for the highest individual and
behalf peace be
made with the understanding that auocacy must be
crushed Unwelcome DEATH is not the calamity
which might befa There things than death The
thought death pleasant but to the of
who have gladly forth do their
the that liberty live flourish death far prefer
able dhonor Austin Smith has paid the last
sacrce that brave old who has her three
their those who have hope but in
her hour herself the thought
though the full has been paid that of
her boys proven unworthy doyal country
The Glenwood post., 1918-10-19

HE Journal hopes that Republican will be elected of
Colorado entirely for partisan reasons because the
state house needs cleaning Honest Republicans
find fault with Governor patriotism
rather him than that office
Eu there honest Democratic holding political
jobs Colorado and know that of excessively
honest and brilliant statesmen grouped under all brag
about themselves and each other something being pulled Off
Gunter has, according
but he is surrounded with of ocehoer that the public
getting suspicious of and that will
Gunter walks the plank.-Pagosa Journal.
Evening star., 1918-02-21
us. PLANS FUEL CLASSES
Administration to Create Preferen.
tial Board to Gauge Needs of In
dustries Seeking Coal.

A plan for coal distribution to supply
consumers in the order of their impor-
tance toward winning the war will be
put into operation soon by the fuel ad-
ministration.
The program, as outlined by Fuel
Administrator Garfield in a statement
published today. contemplates the Gre
alton OF . preferential board. represent
ing the fuel administration, the Army
and Navy and the shipping board. to
determine the consumers needs in their
relations to tho governments war re-
auirements.
According to the plan. consumers will
fall into four classes. Glass l will in
clude householders, shipping interests.
railroads and public utilities, put in the
preferential list issued in connection
with the closing order on January IT.
Class will include necessary war in
dustries; class 5 necessary peace indus
tries and class the so-called makers
of luxuries.
Evening star., 1918-02-21

LIEUT.. JOHN j. McNEELEY.
located. in a German prison camp. They
are: Corp. Nicholas Mulhall. infantry,
1S9 9th street. Jersey City, N. j.; Prl-
vate Edwin II. Haines, infantry, r. +.
d. No. 4, Woodward, Okla. and Private
Frank L. McDougal, infantry, Mary
willie, Mo.