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aeltern Die 5iideridoIuppe Son nit
elf l1eberleheroen oes berIunfenen
britilden 9anpfers o8aDronto@
nnb einen Monn Der @eiaBung Beg
berloren aegangenen anerifonii6en
8aupier p2ofe 8inono" eingetrof.
fen. Nelln5ebn onhere Wtitgtieoer
Der @elatung Der .8abronto" MIR.
Den nm Is Septentber in Gbar[e.
iton, @. g., gelanoet. Ser 9feit Ser
Sdiffbriihigen oieies Sdiffes murs
De bon onOern 3anlpfern nad) So.
Oanna ge6rodt. Ger einaige 1teber-
le6enSe Der s2ate 8inona", elm
gteger olt8 9orto 9iico, Dur6e in
einem nit g8niier eefiiIlten 9iet.
tungs6oot nlifgefanoen. gr botte
felt iiebeit Sa9en feinen Sropfen
8oiier 9eaoiien plo friitete iein Sc.
ben an MnideIn un6 Seegrns, Die
in oas @oot bineingeidpemnlt ipur.
ben. st Eeridtet, ooB er gelneiniom
nit einein ssStoIieuer 6urb cine
SturstDeIle bon 8orb oes Sdiffes
geidIeuoert lpnrbe, oaB er ie6o6 ee.
meinIam nit feinent SbidioIsgenoi.
len in 0as Hetti,n0sboot fletterte,
ons eIeidseitig losgeriiien ipnroe.
Ser Stnliener beging furs Dor Der
4uffin0un1 oes Ieden @ootes SeIbIt.
moro 0urG grtrdnfen. Der 0eger
neiB nift on5ueebert mos SEN SO
Ronn Der geiasung Der paofe gis
mona" paiIierte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-09-22

ieinen 3uborern ipnnfniten 9eifall
mad. 3ieieS mar beionoers in Ser
slrnorb ser SoII. @r bebo1ptete,
bon 8iIion, SaB oieier ME nit lii.
erbittlihen Sdtiahen re1ne. g@ir
erliidlten i'm, u1ts I'M aontitee nit
0en- Satlnden rertraltt 81 MAIDEN.
itn6 er IieB inns bie ihriftlihe Gl,t-
mort Snfonlnten onB er lns nit ben
Satiod)en niht hertraut MAIDEN iper.
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Reonertribiine itebenoer 3ithorer Die
@orte: rsSmpeod, hint4 giele ons
0ere itlneilten oonn bon ihren 5isen
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1tno Site aIS 3eihen hires 9eifol.
les.
SsobnIon mar, ala cr 5n ipreden
begonn, heiier; CT hatte feline Gtim-
me BET ieiner gfe0e Dor Dem 2incolit
Glib ilberaiItrpnet. Ger glr3t bot
te linn llnterfagt bort SIT iprefen,
oa ieine Gimme alt ongegriffet
lpar SSobnion iogfe, oob, als it'd
ser GrGitbent nod 8oris begab, er
nit Sen 8iIion'iden 8rieoensprilt8i-
pien ourdaus 3nfrie0at geipeien
mar; i'm 2orfe Der 3eit aber baf-
ten iif oieie 4rin8ipien ols i[luio-
rid eripieien; elmer ieiner Ia Gunf-
te naf Dem onOeren iprroen seop-
iert. ltno beiite, iogte Sobnfon bol-
ten mir iiber itnlere 8u @rabe &c.
tragenel SoffIluneen 2eidenihoit.
.2aiiet itls 9trnerifaner ieiit nn0
bieiben", erfldrte Sobnioi1 slino aus
Dem gan5en arernpel fernbleiben.
2niiet es eudl eeiaat iein, bob Der
9unoesiennt belite als elm 9ollmerf
5ipiiden Gnb uno enrer 5reibeit
Ooltebt.
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Mitglieoer Der 9unoeS Gintudn0e.
rnngs.8eboroe entidieoen geitern,
6aB gbormdoden ntdt 3u ben &iinIt,
lerinnen al rednen, ionoern ols
aontraft glrbeiterinnen nnouleben
lino, ioipeit 0ieie 8e6eidnung eben
anf oernrtige Ginger rnS S6n3erin.
nen ontuenobor iIt. es banoelte Iid)
in 6ieiem 6alle I'M fiinf g9orm1o.
den; bier oerieIben geboren Der Obi.
caqo Opera 60, an, Die fiinfte ser
MetropoIitnn Gpera 60. Sie tpur.
ben in ellis sSsIdno fur Die Riidien-
oung feItgebaIten.
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@or0on, gtebr., %. Sept. -
ySbortp@ gopeIl, eieentiimer ei,
ner Sdneioerperfitdtte, entging mid
tndpper giot oen &ooe Ourh Ser.
bremen. sSeuer brad in Ieinem @e.
ih1ft ous, nIs er feIt i'm Sdlaf lag.
or tuur0e 0urd ben Ioud eriDedi
uno es geIang ibm, oits Dem bren.
nenoen Soule su entfommen. Mor
Dcrnlutet. 6oB 6os Jeuer oir6 ben
ii6erbei5ten Sfen entitdnO. Der
Gdoben am Geb6iiSe lit ein betrd6t.
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6criittte iibcr Scs Grs
hailcrs 2lmslicfcriiita
SullanS uirb anaeblidJ Sas @cindl
5ngeitellt peroen, 8ilbclm Sp-
bcu5Ollern ber5ascbeu.

Goris, 90. Sept. - Ser 9riiiieler
3eitilng o2ibre 8elgiqie" 6lfoI9e lit
Der boaGnoiide @eianote in Qoris
in &enntnis geiest moroerb ons Sol.
Iano binnen amei 8oden 6as Geiuh
im 9(uslieferung oes friiberen oeit.
iden Gaiiers on Ole alliierten 5uge-
ben miro.
glmerongeL @oI[nao, %. Sept. -
9er ebenlalise 0entide Serrider
lDeigert fib innner nod, oo8 SdDei-
gen, in pel6ent er felt ieineln bieii.
gen @intreffen bebarrte, at breden.
SS9notius z. 2incoln, Elm oelitiher
glqent uno borrlols @1itglieo 0es bri.
tiiAen Garlamerts, lit i'm sSrttereiie
Der &ieOerberIteIllmg Der oeutiden
@onordie tdtig rno beriudte, bonn
Gr-&niier cine poiitibe Grfldrltng Su
erfangeu. Snbeiien nergebens. Sci.
ner 9lnIiht nad iheint Der Gr-aoiier
fntidloiien 6u iein, ieinen bauernoen
glufentboIt in @ollal0 nehnlet alt
tpoIlen; bieriiber lino Sic Monorf)i.
item 8eutidlnnos etipds ithgebalten,
oen1 iie geben bon Der Meinllnq aus,
0as fritber ooer ip1ter sic Wtajoris
tat bcS oclttid)en @olfeS Die @ie0er-
einlcBltng elmer heiArantten Dtonor-
die inter 5iibrling Der @oben5olern
berbeifilbren miro. &or fur3ent
ianOte cine fOniostreue 8erIiner Sci
tung einen Spe3ialtorreiponoenten
no1 Anerongen Der namcn8 treiter
6reitnoe 0es bornaligen aaiier8 cine
@rfldrtng bon ibm at erIongen Der.
iu6te. &roboen Ser aorreipolloent
geraume 3eit ouf. Dem SdlloIIe su
9tmerongen berbIieb, puroc ibnl fein
geidei0 8uteil,
@iner 0cr bielen beltideit Wonors
diIteit, nelder ufldngit IN 9ouan0
peilte, iaote: osSSn 9Rutidlorlo iin0
Die Soben5ollerlt INNER nod lebr
popular, beion0ers Der gr-&ronprifts.
@ogliA lit, 6aB Der cbenlalige aoiier
ME mie0er 0en Sbron beiteigen miro,
oo6 glou6en mir in linierer 8ortei,
oaB friibpr ooer ipdter ipieoer Elm
Soben5oller 9eutId)ldn6 nit 3u-
thinning Der gllliieften regieren
miro; oenn oicie miiroen cine Gegie-
rrng, bon nelher iie tpiiien baB fie
ben 8olideipismuS befdnlpIt, nur
pillfonmen beiBen."
Ssn gmerongen lit man Ser SIN.
iid]t, DOB iif ipidti9e poIitiife Gr.
eigniiie in 0eutihIano in Ser Ont.
tpidelung befinoen.
Sgnatins 2incoln lit Der gfniidt,
6oB iid in 9clti6Iano oas @efitbI
Der @r6itterlung gegen Gnglono nod
lcnge ftlten miro, 4uprifa geaen.
ubtr lit Die Gtilnn1i,ng in Gelltiiys
LAM. tfriobnlider.
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gaeip gorf, 81. Sept. = 9beoo.
g. Sbonts, grdfiSent Der Snter.
borough GnpiO 3roniit Co., lit ee.
itorben. Gbonts nuroe am 5. Mai
1866 geboren tno bet6tigte iid oIs
Observation-Disclosures. gr fpuroe bon
Ebeoo. giooiebeIt gum @orfiber ser
BonamafanoL aomntiliion ernannt,
ipeGden 9often er Stpei Sabre lang
befleioete. er mar aud Gr6fioent
Der 9onanafonoI eiienbnbn.
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mer Gienstae.
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uno Dienstog, tDdrnlpr Giengtng I'M
noromeitIiden Tell beiite nbeno.
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9ienstn9. aeinc Henoerling in oer
Scmpcrotnr.
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2onoon, %. Sept.-Gem 4rbeitS.
miniiteriiur no9oem es NIT Den
arbeiter l,nionen un6 9lrbaitsebern
Elm ltebsreinfommen eetroffen bdtte,
lit es moslif getporoeh $4,000
erltlnIienen Solooten IobnenOe Be-
iddftiglme 5u pcridJnffen. 9iele Der
SoIonten baben forperlihe @eihd.
0iglinoen oobongetrngen. Gas
Jr1uen.Gcportment oes Wainiiteri.
inns bot probe Sdwieriafeit in Der
20iung Ser 6roge Der 9eiddftigung
Der 5rauen oie in 6en Munitions.
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an 100000 9eitGiiieuns irden.
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Scmer bemte eelSidbt; tuiSeriprcd6cnSc serit6tc
Scr 1lrbcitecber mnS 2lrbeitcr
polisci iprcnet periammlune INT ,1ortb Glairton

one stngeiteIten 3ur 9trbeit einsc.
funoen.
gsbeeIi11g, g8. So. $4,000
Mann ouBer glrbeit; oIle Snbrifen
geidIoiien.
8bildoelpbia, ga. - ltnionbcdrlte
iogen, Der Streif miro om %. Sep.
tentber in ben bieiigen 80 StabItper.
Ten beginnen tpenn oen arbeiterfiib.
rern feline aonferen5 getpdbrt miro.
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Sobn ejrobe, Der in Ieeos @robe
luobnt, luoIlte iein gluto riidtudrts in
ben Shuppen fabren. Der Batter
fulibte nidt, Onb ieiu 5ipeijGbrigcs
Sobnfleu am bintereu @n0e oes gIu.
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BON 76 sSabren I'M QtIantic Soipi.
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fonoeniiarter @il6 fir oie bungern.
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uno cine Bobe bin $500 eingeloufen.
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5elbeitrdge
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erholten. bic oie ihredli6e Iotloge
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itoltet bot.
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alten Seimat.
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8eiI oeren lieben &ifloer
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9'rltnt al SIR 0etitihett 2eutc
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4d) fontnlt, belft Sduer5en Iinoern
Die Der idredli6ite arieg 9ebraht;
l1no iei's auh Die fleinlte @abe,
Sic miro nit 2iebe bebaht.
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Sn ieinen SimmeIs5eIt,
8os SsSbr 0en lieben 9lrncn
@etm in Ser triiben g8eIt.
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auf ecipanntent SUI
Selgien beitebt anf 9feDiiiOn Scs
@crtrags BON 1889 anf Soften
SentIf]en 8ebiets,

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i9e @eIanote in @riilel abberilfen
por0en iino. S6on beribieoene Wo=
le borber bieB es, 0aB Die oiplomo-
til9en 8e3iebuneen alpiiben @elgien
uno $oIlano infolge Ser Goroerurt.
gen Ser &elgier, Sen Sertrdg bon
1889 au rebioieren inter mel6ein
Sollono oos iiiolid)e llfer Ser SheIoe
inO ei1en @ebietsitreifen bon Sol
Notwithstanding, apiihen 8eIgien
itn6 2innburg gelegett amcftierte.
geipomt ieien. 9elgien baiiert iei-
ne 5orSerungen oarouf, onB ieine
@reu5en beiier geidiibt peroen miiB=
ten lm6 eS iid) bon Der 9ontroIle
ibreS 9an6els bon glntiprpen aus
ireilnoden niiBte, oenn oieies iei
I'M Sntereiie ieiner &olfspirtihnft
notig.
SoIlan6 ioll iib 6nfiir an oeutide
@ebietsItreifen, Die sumeiit bon Sol.
IGnOern belpobnt neroen ibaolo8
boIten SoIlonO o6er bot oIle 0ies.
6e3iieIidet 8oridldee abgeIebnt.
SarSinal Nierciers glniidt.
Baltimore. WlO., %. Sept. = Ser
bier weiIenoe beIgiibe &nrSinaI
@ercier iagte, er Diiie mObl, oaB
@einungsberihieOenbeiten apii6en
8eIgien un6 SoIlonb berridten, Ood
CLAUDE er tidt onB elm grud bebor-
ltebt
Evening journal., 1919-07-02
BY II. G. HAMILTON.
Ted Press SIAN Correspondent

United Press STAFF Correspondent
TOLEDO, Ohio, July 2.-Tralnine
came 10 an end today in the camps OF
Jess Willard and Jack Dempsey. heavy
weights scheduled 10 battle Friday af-
ternoon for the worlds championship
Toledo Itself had settled 10 "a period OF
Waichful waiting The massive arena
built within hundred yards OF a Ia
gOOn where Toledo has lis yacht club,
was finished Bare yellow lumbcr-l.-
10000 feet OF II stands out i'm the cen
ter Of Bayview park. a glaring OctagOn,
laced I'm and out with heavy timbers 10
keep 10 steady under the Weicht of the
enormous throng expected 10 witness
The bout. II Is practically a duplicate OF
The arena Tex Rickard built al Reno,
New, when he staged the mill between
James j. Jeffries, then the heavyweight
champion, and Jack Johnson 10 will
hold many NOR people. but The archi-
'tect James j. Mclaughlin of san
Francisco. built it 10 conform TO the
standards he laid down when he built
The Reno structure.
ToledO's transportation system proba-
bly, will be sOrely taxed 10 care for the
great number OF persons expected for
The tweNe-round contest. A single
street car line runs from the city past
the park and, while the cars are large
and cOmmodious, they cannot hope 90
battle the gang that will make its
descent on them Friday. Taxicabs are
numerous. but even these will not be
equal TO caring for the crowd. Many
probably will walk from the city, a dis
tance Of about six miles from the down
town section.
Hotels here for some time have been
Evening journal., 1919-07-02
Expert Views Fight from $40 Seat

through ten feet 90 scaffold. said view
was same. Fight in rear over hot
dogs. And prices. Guy 10 left sitting
on straw hat. Discovered it's mine.
Word relayed back round over.
Round Two.
Rumored second round started. Fat
que five rows ahead stands up. $4,000
worth of $40 seats holler SIT DOWNF'
Fat guy turns around. stops cushion
with chin lells come from center
section Of arena. Bloacheriies quiet a
minute Necks come out Of collars.
start in yelling as echo. Look through
spyglass 20 see what happened. Saw
bald guy wiping head with handker-
chief Bird in front gets postcard
rounds over.
Round Three.
General gossip third round begins.
Great hubub i'm section to right. Heard
soft drink yegg short changed goof who
slipped him lead four-bit piece. Straw
hat and three bottles broke. Called a
draw. Rough-necks at end Of row start
pushing. Showed over yard. Col
lected three slivers. Now acting as
footrest for pair of size 10 hoofs on
shoulders. Migwaggcd back round
over. Ginned bug on right starts way
ing hay helmet over Willard's picture
i'm mornings paper. Rim breaks. Skid
ding crown i'm right glim. See evening
paper for final results.
Evening journal., 1919-07-02
TRAINING ENDS AT
TOLEDO CAMPS

sold out. Outrageous prices for hotel
rooms have been charged in many in
stances. Profteering, however, always
goes with big sporting events. The av-
erage fan Of any sort has become so
used TO il that his old-time howls have
grown to be mere murmurs.
There has been little effort TO dis
courage ticket speculation. Many New
Workers Of the breed that makes It's Nv
ing by charging huge prices for admls-
sion tickets 10 big events have been on
the ground for some weeks, buying up
as many Of the pastebOards as they
could get their hands on. These have
been offered TO the public in many
ways.
So many seats have been provided
that it probably will be possible for
everyone who cares, TO buy seat from
the promoters. but the choicest places.
with the exception Of those disposed OF
bv the promoters TO individuals, are in
the hands Of the speculaiors> and long
prices were being asked today for.them
Dempsey and Willard locked the gates
TO their camps today and settled Gown
10 rest and eat prior TO the big test.
No one was allowed within the silent
enclosures where the gladiators were
girding themselves Each was busily
making mp for for lost time in eating OF
meat and other strengthening foods.
The drying-out process having ended
the fighters are now taking on weight.
A great deal Of propaganda regarding
Wizards weight has been distributed
but me probably will enter the ring
more than 30 pounds. II
would not be surprising If Dempsey
weight were announced as high as 200,
a great thing for him IL hc can accom-
plish that without faitening himself
Evening journal., 1919-07-02
CnIlNIRY CIuR COR.

a the Wilmington country Dub
Yesterday Mrs a. p. Wood won the
pinger Contest 4 good luck brace
Del was given the winner by Mrs. u.
q. Haskell. Another Ringer Contest
started yesterday and is TO be divided
30 two classes-A and Band without
nnv handicap.
Othcr gold scores:
Miss Draper's team won four and
lost two against Mrs. Scoits team.
Mrs. lohnsons team Won three and
lost three against Mrs. Peningtons
Jeani
! ON July "a mems patriotic golf
fournaments vii he held. There viii
-bo IS and 30 hole events.
Evening journal., 1919-07-02

This is the last OF article on the
J.-W.-J u. wallop ballet written by
the super-author or Trials of "a Paper
hanger in the stone Age '-Editor's
NOte)
For the benefit Of those who can't
attend the poke party July g. as it
would interfere with their afternoon
nap, I will give you an idea OF The
punch classic from $40 angle round by
round.
Round One
Word passed back on inslallment
plan bell had ruug. Tried TO wake
early bird in front Mutlercd, sail
right, that clocks fast" seat breaks
with first guy in bleachers. Fell
Evening journal., 1919-07-02
mGH AND Low SCORES YEsTERDAl

Runs scored by National and Ameri-
can Leagues. June q 10 80, inclusive.
National League.
Iligh-pitlsburg, A..
Low-Brookyn, Philadelphia. (.
Evening journal., 1919-07-02

fascinatingly smooth and mellow
mild. Observation-Disclosures
get new and keener enjoyment
Freedom from any unpleasant
cigaretty after taste or any un-
pleasant cigaretty odor makes
Camels as unusual as they are
enjoyable.
In fact, Camels appeal to the
most fastidious smoker in so many
new ways you never will miss the
absence of coupons, premiums or
gifts. You'll prefer Camel
Quality!
Evening journal., 1919-07-02

NAMELS are in a class by
~ Enthusiastically the most
refreshing. the most likable ciga-
rette you ever smoked. You can
prove thatl Simply compare
Camels puff-by-puf with any
cigarette in the world at any price
Put quality, flavor and cigarette
satisfaction to the utmost testl
Made tomeet your taste, Camels
never tire it, no matter how lber-
ally you smoke theml The expert
blend of choice Turkish and choice
Domestic tobaccos makes Camels
delightful-so full-bodied, yet so
Evening journal., 1919-07-02
BRITIsH CO-OP's no
FIGHT PROFITEERS.

LONDON, July Protection, under
the guise OF imperial preference, is
protested by The Cooperative congress
which Will fight for a curb on food
pronleers i'm Great Britain
Evening journal., 1919-07-02
American League.
GAMES TODAY.
National League.

Brooklyn at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston
So. Louis at Pittsburgh
Cincinnati at Chicago.
American League.
New York at Washington.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Detroit az 50. Louis.
Evening journal., 1919-07-02

Daily total 70 2G y a. AZ 9i 81 23s
NO games played two games.
American League.
High-Cleveland. A.
- Washington, o.
Evening journal., 1919-07-02
American League.

american League
AZ Washington RH.E.
New York .......i 600 o % o o. I I
Washington 90 0 90 0 o o o 90 ) I
Batteries Bussel and Hannah; Harp
or. Whitehouse and Charity.
40 Philadelphia RHE.
Boston .....lOIO2OOOO-i -
Philadelphia - OOO3O X--7 f. I
Batteries Caldwell and Walters f,
GrcVille and Perkins.
AZ Cleveland HH H..
Chicago ......0O2 O3-9 "a 6
Cleveland ...7 O32 OF X-ii i6 >
Batteries Williams and Schalk; Jes-
per and O'Neill.
At st. Louis RH.E.
Detroit .......OOO2OiOiO-i 81
st. Louis .....O3 5000 o 10 10 0
Batteries Dauss and Ainsmilh; Soth-
0ron and Severcd.
Evening journal., 1919-07-02
H THE EVENING JOURNALS DAILY PAGE OF SPORTS
-
HlLLCREST OUT OF
THE ALL-WILMINGT0N

The Ar-wilmington League in ses-
sion last night dropped the llillcrest
team nom its roll, but did not name
its successor The team forfeited +e
Brovnson last week. Leo Welch also
resigned as secretary-treasurer OF the
league and Edward G. Nellis was nam
ed his successor.
There viii be two games on the
Fourth OF July, Neighborhood AMI
Triangle playing one and Parhside
and the new team ia the league play
ing the otherl The remaining gamts
scheduled forthat day Will be played
on Saturday.
on account OF the Neighborhood
team having an outing at Lenape Park
on the Fourth, Triangle agreed to play
the game at that place.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-07-17
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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-07-17
MORE TROOPS FOR RUSSIA

Washington.-While peace has been
signed with great joy and gladness
around the world and the league of
nations is supposed to have wound up
all conflicts forever, the War Depart
ment, under the direction of the Presi-
dent, is sending more troops to ST.
IBERIA, where they are subjected to ev-
cry privation and are too few to ac-
complish results. On June 2S the De-
partment issued this order
Because of the urgent and immed-
late need for replacement troops in ST.
IBERIA, commanding officers of recruit
depots and recruit depot posts are be-
ing instructed to make organized eff
forts to procure from men enlisting
voluntary applications for service in
Siberia. Officers will be designated to
inform recruits of the opportunity for
Siberian service. Recruits voluntarily
expressing the desire for service in
Siberia will be transferred at once to
the Siberian Replacement Detachment
Preside. San Francisco"