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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-28
DIVA MULI POSTRELENI.
Straznik Holecek svedl zapas
S bandity ma Woodland Ave.

Kdyz vcera odpoledne straz
nix Franz. Holecek patroloval
ma Woodland Ave. vsiml 81, ze
V ulicce "a kterous kavarnou
diva lupici chystaji Sc prepaid
nouti iist6ho muze lokal ten
prav9 opouStejiciho. Straznlk
Sc ma dvoiici oboril revolve-
roya strelba nasledovala. Ban
dite vypalili prvni rany a Hole
eek odpov6del ma ne ctyrikra
te. postfeliv jednoho lupice a
zahnav druheho. V bitce Je "a
sazen byl kuli tez Roy Brown,
1858 vych. 81 ul., spechaJici
domG z kterehos zavodu hudeb
niho. Postfeleny lupic sluje J.
Goldie, 1921 Scovill Ave. Ma
leve lytko kuli rozvrtane ma
chazi Sc oSetfovani pol. le-
kafe. Nahodile kuli ma prsou
lehce zasazeny Brown nachazi
Sc V domacim oSetrovani. Spo-
leGnik Goldieuv jest newest
nv.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-28
KDYz MA cLOVEk SMULU.

Washington, 27. listopadu.
- Joseph E. Davis z Wiscon-
sinu, drivejsi predseda federal
nj obchodni komise a presiden
,uv cekanec "a senatora Spoj.
Stattf We zvlasthi volbe loni,
byl pripraven ma delsi "sucho"
vSak tlovek mini a zlod6j me-
nj. Pan Davis, jenz rozhodl Sc
po volebni porazce zahajiti
zde pravnickou praksi, byl "a
soben We SVEN domov6 V ma
dherne residencni ctvrti do
brym "StIfkem' pro dny pro-
hibice. Nejaci brichopasnlci Sc
vsak o tom dozv6d6li a p. prav
nikovi cd toho odpomohli. A
nj pry p. Davisovi nezalezi ma
skode $500 zpu3obene, jako
ma tom, ze Zlodej Sc mel po-
sviceni dobfe a p. Davies suSil
hubu.
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NEMOHL DO VLASTI - O.
BESIL Sc.

35lety M. Reinerth, 2O21
zap. SO. ul. prijel do Ameriky
2 Nemecka, kratce pred Wy
puknutim svetove valky, zane
chav v Berline manzelku a je-
dino ditko. Kdyz pfimeri bylo
uzavreno, Reinerth pozadal
Washington dovoleni vratiti
Sc pro zenu a dite do stare Via
sti, jeho zadosti cestovni pas
nebylo vsak vyhoveno a proto
pred dvema tydny svou Ia
dost opakoval. V sobotu obdr-
Eel odpoved' ze naSe vlada ne
mecky mpfislusnikum nehodla
jeste poskytovat ceJtovni list
ny, eoz Reinertha dojalo TOT
merou, ze samovrazdu spa
chal. Obesil Sc We sve komnrce
vyliciv v zanechanem dopisl
svdj stesk po zene a dftku.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-28

oDMfTAJi l4%'s MZDovY PRfDAvEK.
"ODCHAZIME. ABYCHOM BOJOVALI
DOMA", HESLE.M STAVKUJlClCH.
NESTYDATE ZISKY MAJITELU SACHET.

Washington, 27. sopadu. = Mezi uhokopy maitey
dold doo vzaemnem vyjednavan dprave mzdovych
merit nanejvySe povazive kran6 nebezpecne roztrzce
Usmuc navrhy neivyssich uednfk Spoienych Sati byy
boufvem zasedani kere byo odozeno zavrzeny navrh
paivoveho administrators dr. Haryho Gareda aby havir
svu bylo bezpodmnecne mzd pfdano pouhych 14 uho
kopy neirozhodnej odminut
Zastupci hornctva opro odhasovali navrh sekre-
afe prace Wona pro ZvySeni 81 procentn ale kapta
posav hlavu pro docen hlavn6 prohlasenm Garfieldo
ze Jim nikterak vadou nebude rpeno ably jedne
sran6 honictvu pTidaji druhe chte du vydrt Po
bezspesne dojti defnitvnmu usnesen navrh
e6 dold ceou zalezost pfedloz ne rozhodti rade
aen6 zastupcu operator uhlokopG Plan eno byl hor
nictvem odmnut odhlasovano ably posednejsi dasmu
vyednavani stranil.
"Odejdeme vyboujeme 81 vse donna" znela odpov6d'
havifstva.
eJednou vyhlfdkouna urovnan sporu Jest
dy,' prav kapial.
Tot ash lratce shrnuto vysledkem konference niz
bylo tok doufano ez k emto osudnym koncGm dosp6la
Co pocne vada rozv6 stuac nebylo jese ami dnesnho
jasno
Snad VIDA president Wilson proklamaci havir-
stvu ale podobna takka z n6ak sevsednea neev Mia
k6ho tnku Sam majele sachet pTedpovidai re Amerka
pred hnutfm kter6 nema ejch d6nch rovneho Sc IA
procentnm pridavkem by konecne smr, ak navrhuie
Garfield ale sice ien takovym zpGsobem ably pdavek
bv bcdra konsument Jnak vZdor stvce t6z
vice iak polovina uhli "a dob normanich
Lewis, predseda americk6ho spojen6ho havfstva byv
zda stavka nerozsirf jin6 prdmysove odbory
odpov6d6l:
"Nemohu byti zodpovednym dalSi primysove nepo-
koie Prs jsme sib re nam dostane spraved
nosti, ale kterou isme nyn musili odmitnouh."
Die nekterych pov6s neZanecha nyn prace jen onech
100000 uhlokopu m6kk6ho uh kter jz stavky vrat
povinnostem dolech, ale jest moznos re sraik
rozsm haviTe dobyvacf uhli antracitove
New York 27 listopadu = Uhelni baroni nemalo isou
poboureni prohaSenm McAdooa enz prozradl obrovske
eiich risky.
Bvvay ajemnk pokadu ridel staten kontrolovanych
drah SVEN vrzen brani ze by prohaseni
bylo prozrazovanm taemstv Danove stiny do
sv6dcuii mate do 1917 priznavai vydelek cd Is
2O0O takze Jim pdvodni kapal nekokrate vrtl do
kapes Nekok set spoecnost uh eaicch, vykazul pfmy
cd 15ca do 800c6 jen kapitau ulozeneho r. 1917.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-28
SBfRKY We PROSPECH DO.
BROCINNEHO FONDU
SkONcENY.
$3,833.972 upsany do vcerej-
ska nsktere Diary budou sko.
lektovanx dnes.

Sberaci kampaA pro Commu
nifty Chest oficielne skontena
byla V sobotu veGer, do kterea
to DOLBY skolektovano cleve-
land Jkemu dobrocinnemu fon-
du dhrnem $3,832.972. Ones
treba oCekavat vsak mnohe
dodatecne diary, takze letoSni
dobroCinne sbirky vynesou vi
ce jak $4,000.000. Ponevadz
mistnim humannim institucim
pfipadne re SHREK tech jen
$3,500.000, pfebyvajici obnos
bude venovan ma uleveni bidy
stfedoevropskych statech, te-
dy V Ce3koslovensku. Mimo
leto5nlho pfebytku, evropsky
pomocny fond ziska tez 1926,
075, pfebytek valetneho fon
du clevelandskeho, takze ma
podporu zamorskych lidi pripa
dne vice jak milon dolard.
X letosnim sbirkam prisp6-
10 129.577 iednotlivcu, mnoz-
stvi obchodnich a prumyslo-
vych firem, korporacl a SOU
kromych instituci. A3i deset IT,
sic osob zabyvalo Sc sbiranlm
npisu prisp6vku V hotovych
penezich, kterezto sblrky trva
ly osm dni. Jakmile uredni cl
slice SHREK budou pohroma-
de, Rampant vybor oslavi pr
m6fenym zpusobem skvely u
speech letoSni cinnosti zajmu
Community Ches.
IWSS7 IWSS NSSl
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REORGANICE CESKE Milo
NJ SETNINY.

Kapitan j. C. Hesoun, natel
nix setniny H., 145 pluku pc
Slch, Il kterezto setniny "a sve
tove valky slouzil pomerne nej
vatsi pocet branch ceskych, re
organiJuje svij oddil, aby sta-
re vojenske pratelstvi Sc mezi
jeho druhy upevnilo. Reorgani
SAGE vykonavana bude Ultra We
Ger Central zbrojnici, kamz
vsichni byvali clenove setniny
II. mali sc dostaviti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-28
Kongresnik Babka jmenoval
syna tajemnika Columbia BAN
ky k studiim We vojenske aka
demii.

21. kongresni distrikt dotka
Sc noveho studenta We vladni
vojenske akademii West Point
Vyber podobnych kadetu mali
ma starosti kongresnici a p.
distriktu je nyni opravnen k
dotcenGmu vyb6ru cesky kon-
gresnik p. Jan II. Babka, ktery
jmenoval tekancem West Point
academic syna tajemnika Co.
lumbia banky ma Broadway, p
Roberta Fl. Patona, 1045 East
Boulevard.
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kRAJAN OBJEVIL UTO-
PENCE.

Kdyz vcera odpoledne kra-
jan S. Kestranek, 4512 vych.
76. ul. pochodoval Ii jezera po
del Bratenahl boulevardu, vsi-
mi 81, re ma pi3cine V priboji
pohybuje Sc nejake telo a bliz-
sim patranim zjistil, re jde o
pozustatky muze-uropence. Pc
zdstatky ty dopraveny byly do
okr. marnice, kde koroner
Zoul dnes bude inkvest konati
Mrtvola spocivala We vode as
Sest me5ich neni temer X
utnfoEnG,S
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DO WEST POINT.

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DOSAZENi HABSBURKU v UHRACH
-OTAZKOU ZAKROCENf STROJ-
MICH PUSEK.

Pafz. 2s. lstopadu - Prime Ludvk Vindisgrec bSvay
rakoukt instr portfolio intmn pTite sesazeneho
kousk6ho csafe Kara mel die Berna doslyc zprav pro-
hast lie znovudosazen haksburske dynas Uhrach jest
len otAzkou stronfch pusek ze stanfu pfeau nebudou
moci spojenc zadnym zphsotem zabran.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-28
OpETNE. NOVA KRALOVSKA w.
SOST DO AMERIkY.
IrALsKY KRAL NAvsTlvf JIzNf REPUBL1KY.

Rim. 27 stopadu. = Kra Viktor Emanuel navstlvi TAX
Spoene Saty sice prho eta, kdy hodla take pocht
iihoamercke repubky Brazli Argentina, Uruguay, Chile
ieho Novem Svete bude rvat tax douho po
kud toho domacf ponery poiticke budou dovolovat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-11-28
G.. JOHN MASARYK v AMERICE..

New York q. listopadu G.. John Masaryk, pres-
Ceskosovenske repubiky pfe parnfku Adria
TIC Pfe jako zastupce fecene zeme jako prvn dplo
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-08-12
WITH BILL BACK
R0URKES' TAKE
HEART AND WIN
Manager Jackson Gets Into
Game Again and Leads
Team to FL Victory
Over Indians.

With Manager Bill Jackson back
in the game at his old position at
first base, the Rourkes tore the roof
off and won from the Indians in the
final game of the series. The count
was two to one, but if hits were
worth anything in a ball game, the
score should have been larger. The
locals made 10 hits to the visitors
four. Two Rourkes made hobbies,
one each and one Indian booted one.
There were four extra-base hits
made. two by visiting players and
two by Omaha batters. Barbeau and
Jackson made two-baggers on the
local club and Griffith doubled for
the Oklahoma City crew. Griffith
hit his two-base wallop to right
field and it hit the wall on the
bounce. He depended on the coach
err for instructions and was told to
stop at second, but foxy Bill Jackson
shouted louder than the coacher and
told him to Go on" Griff did so
and was caught at third, Graham re-
laying the ball in. Hemingway to
Barbeau. 1t showed some real in
side base ball on Jackson's part.
The Indians made their score in
the seventh frame, Faux leading
off with a double and scoring on
Tanners single. The latter died
on second, Lindemore grounding
out to Jackson, Griffin going out,
Williams to Jackson. and Benson
going out, Barbeau to Jackson. In
the sixth Oklahoma City made one
hit. two in the seventh and one in
the eighth. They were held hitless
for FIVE innings by Sandy Burk, who
never passed a man and tanned
three.
The Rourkes started in the first,
Barbeau smacking two-bagger on
the second ball pitched. Graham
sacrificed him to second. Lee pop
ped out to short and Hemingway
brought Barbeau in with single.
Spellnan lifted to right field The
other run was made in the third,
Graham singing past second. Lee
getting free pass to first and Hem
mingway and Spellman each clout-
ing out a single. With three on
bases and none out, the Rourkes
could not get another run across.
Jackson and Williams each flied out
and Hazen went out, Hazen to
Griggs,
With three men on in the eighth,
with only one out, the Indians
again prevented the locals from
pushing score over. Spellman
was safe on Tanners boot and Jack
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-08-12
PIRATES BUNCH PACIFIC COAST
HITS ON DODGERS CHAMPIONS WIN
AND WIN, 5 TO Z TENNIS MATCHES
National Doubles Champion
ship Tournament Opens
on Longwood Cricket
Club Courts.

Newton, Mass, Aug. 1.-Two
hard-fought four-set matches COM
prised the play in the opening round
of the National lawn tennis doubles
championship tournament on the
Chestnut Hill courts of the Long
wood Cricket club today. The win
ncrs were Il. Norris Williams, I'd of
Boston and Watson H. Washburn Of
New York, holders of the New Eng
land title and Maurice +. McLough-
lin and 7. c, Bundy, both of Los An
geles, Pacific Coast champions.
Mclaughlin and Bundy defeated
another Californian pair, Willis
Davis and H. Van Dyke Johns, who
hold the western sectional title The
score was GA, 81, 40, GA.
In the second set, which Davis
and Johns lost 10, they had s.
points to their opponents 4S. Twelve
OF the 40 games went to deuce.
Williams and Washburn won from
Ichiya Kumagae of Japan and Har-
old Throckmorton of Elizabeth, N.
J., who hold the middle states sec
tional championship, %, SO, 6-1, SO.
Throughout the match with Nc
Loughlin and Bundy, Davis work
was superior to that of his partner.
Bundy, who although less spectac-
ular than Mclaughlin, was steadier
The comet" was in somewhat bet
ter form than at Newport last week
and seemed to get over the court
faster. The points scored in the
four sets totalled $50 for the winners
and lao for the losers.
In the Williams Washburn-K uma-
gaeThrockmorton match the play
was brilliant throughout. This was
particularly true of Kumagae as
some of his gets seemed almost
impossible Williams has not yet
achieved the form he showed before
he entered the army and made a
majority of the errors charged to his
team. The point total for the four
sets showed 1856 for Williams and
Washburn and 126 for kumagae and
Throckmorton.
Tomorrow's play will bring the
Australians, Norman f. Brookes and
Gerald Patterson and Williams and
Washburn together in the feature
match
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-08-12
CONSPIRACY TO
CAUSE MUTINY IN
MEXICO FOUND
Chihuahua City Was to Be
Delivered Over to Villa, AC-
cording to Information
in Federal Hands.

FL Paso, Tex, Aug. l1.-Conhr-
nation of the conspiracy to bring
about a mutiny in the federal garri
son at Chihuahua City and to de-
liver the city to General Villa, was
received here today in letters and
kilograms from the chihuahua state
capital The plot was discovered "a
hours before it could be carried out
and many officers and soldiers were
arrested at the reveille last Wednes-
day morning, according to the in
formation.
The plan was to have the garri-
son troops revolt against the loyal
Carranza officers and deliver the city
to Villa, who is near the Chihuahua
Durango state line Colonel Her
nandez, a federal, who had been
deposed of his command, was ap-
preached and offered a generals
commission in the Villa army if he
would join the revolt. Instead he
telegraphed Gen. Enrique Martinez,
chief of staff, at Chihuahua City, the
details of the plot.
When the plotters returned to the
state capital they were arrested.
One of the ring leaders was said
to have been Gen. Lazaro Alanis, a
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-08-12
FEELS|T A DUTY
TO TELL ABOUT
The RESULTS
Mrs. Bryant Wants Others to
Know the Good Work Tan
lac Is Doing.

"Others helped me by telling
what Tanlac did for them and now
/ want to help someone else by tell
ing what it has done for me-" said
Mrs. margarine Bryant, of 703
Olive street, Kansas City, Mo-, to a
Tanlac representative, recently.
II suffered with stomach trouble
and nervous indigestion for some
thing like 10 years." continued Mrs.
Bryant. 81 hardly had any Ape
tite at all and practically everything
l ate just seemed to sour on my
stomach and form gas that pressed
50 badly against my heart sometimes
that I felt like it would surely stop
beating. Twas troubled great deal
with shortness of breath and if / ex-
erted myself the least bit / was sure
to get so weak I could hardly stand
up and, at times, I was so awfully
nervous that any little noise out OF
the ordinary would upset me COM
pletely. I didn't seem able to get
a good nights rest and often just
rolled and tossed about nearly all
night long and when I got up In the
morning I actually felt as tired, or
more so, than when / went to bed.
Dizzy spells gave me a great deal OF
trouble, too, and when one Of these
attacks came on me | just had to
catch hold of something to keep
from falling, and l finally got in
such a badly run down condition /
could hardly keep going.
Then I read where SO many peo-
pie right here in Kansas City claim
cd thew had been relieved Of trouble
jus. like mine by taking Tanlac,
that made up my mind to give it a
trial, too, so bought bottle and it
helped me 50 much that l got an
other and kept improving right
along. l began to eat better and
could enjoy my meals and wasn't
troubled so much with gas forming
in my stomach, until now l can eat
Just anything ] want and relish
every mouthful and | never have
trouble from my stomach any more
and, now that ] am rid Of the sour
ness and gas, I'm not bothered with
that distressing feeling around my
heart. l am so much stronger that
l can do my housework with ease
now and never feel tired and worn
out like I used to and I can sleep
just like a little child the whole
night through and get up in the
morning feeling perfectly rested.
Right now my general health is bet
ter than it has been in years and !
am glad to say good word for Tan
las. because it has brought me out
So"
Tanlac is sold in Omaha at all
Sherman & Mcconnell Drug Com
pany's stores, Harvard Pharmacy
and West End Pharmacy. Also For
rest and Meany Drug Company in
South Omaha and the leading drug
gist in each city and town through.
out the state of Nebraska.-Adv.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-08-12
Wichita, Surprise Of
Western League, to Be
Here for Series Today

The new-lived Wichita club will
open their series with the Rourkes
at the local ball park this afternoon
at $50. The Wiches are the real
surprise Of the entire loop. From
last place in the standing, they have
fought their way to position that
commands great respect from the
leaders. They are now in such po-
stion that few more games won,
providing the team above them
loses, will place them in front.
Today's game will be the first of
series of three. With Manager
Jackson back in the lineup and
covering first in approved style, the
locals will be hard to beat Jack
son promises to shove out and make
every bit as sensational rise in the
standings as Wichita did and he
proposes to start with the Wiches.
At any rate, here's hoping.
They will line up as follows:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-08-12
Play for National
Doubles Will Start
At Longwood Courts

Newton, Mass, Aug. 1.-THE
program of play was to begin this
afternoon in the national lawn ten
mis- doubles championship tourna-
ment on the Chestnut Hill courts
of the Longwood Chicket club.
The drawings called for two
matches this afternoon, in the first
of which Maurice E. Mclaughlin
and 7. c. Bundy, winners of the
Pacific coast sectionals, were
matched against w. E. Davis and
H. Van Dyke Johns, winners of the
western title, while in the other, the
New England title holders, R. Nor
ris Williams II. and w. M. Wash
burn were to meet |. Kumagae and
Harold A. Throckmorton, winners
of the middle states tournament.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-08-12
Here Is One Thing That
Is Absolutely Impossible

reach the blood, the seat of the
trouble, and rid the system of the
cause of the disease? S. S. S. has
for more than fifty years been Civ
ing relief to even the most agra
waited and stubborn cases of Rheu-
matism. 1t cleanses the blood by
routing the disease germs. The ex-
perience of others who have taken
S. S. S. will convince you that it
will promptly reach your case. You
can obtain S. S. S. at any drug
store.
A valuable book on Rheumatism
and its treatment, together with
expert medical advice about your
own individual case, will be sent
absolutely free. Write TODAY to
Medical Department, Swift Specific
Co., $50 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta
Ga.-Adv.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-08-12
Rheumatism Has Never Been
Cured by Liniments or Lo.
tions, and Never Will Be.

You never knew of Rheumatism
that most painful source of suf-
fering-being cured by liniments,
lotions or other external applica-
tions. And you will never see any
thing but temporary relief afford
ed by such makeshifts.
But why be satisfied with tenn
porary relief from the pangs of
pain which are sure to return with
increased severity, when there is
permanent relief within your
reach? Science has proven that
Rheumatism is a disordered con-
dition of the blood. How then, can
satisfactory results be expected
from any treatment that does not
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-08-12
Two Fremont Trapmen
Gone to Chicago for
Grand American Meet

Fremont, Neb.. Aug. 11.-(Spe-
al,)-Frank Middaugh and Ed
Reetz. two local crack trapshooters,
left Saturday for Chicago to take
part in the Grand American handi-
cap shoot next week. The Fremont
club had planned to send a team,
but owing to some of the shooters
being busy with their threshing only
two could get the time. Both Mid
daugh and Reetz have been making
good scores in the registered tour
naments this summer and the week
" practice shoots.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-08-12
White S0X take
ODD CAME FROM
v AS HIN CT 0 n
Get a Big Lead in First In
ming and Win Contest
Handi|y by 7 to 4
Score.

Washington, Aug. ll.-Chicago
got a five-run lead off Harper in
the first inning today and won with
ease the odd game of the Washing
ton series, 7 to q. Williams was
effective until the ninth inning
when he let down. Infielder Silva,
obtained from the Fitchburg club
of the New England team, made
his first appearance with Washing
ton. Score:
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-08-12
Indians Win Out.

New York, Aug. 1l.-Cleveland won a
York here today, Is to 9. The, Yankees
drove Bagby, one Of the Cleveland star
nitchers out of the box for the second
time during the series without being able
to win. Cleveland tied the score in the
fifth. knocking out Quinn when Smiths
home run followed Speakers single. Cleve-
land then knocked out Shore in the
seventh and scored five runs on five hits
and three bases on balls. Speaker scored
five runs in six trips to the plate. Score:
CLEVELAND NEW YORK
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-08-12
Demand MexiCans Release
American Soldier Held

Laredo, Tex, Aug. 1l.-Military
authorities here have demanded the
release of Private Celectino Flores,
37th infantry, arrested Sunday in
Nuevo Laredo, Mex.
The Mexican authorities charged
Flores with being Felix Diaz con-
spirator. He went to Nuevo Laredo
in civilian attire to witness a prize
fight and is alleged to have made
anti-Carranza utterances.
Flores is an American citizen,
born in Laredo. He enlisted some
time ago in the American army. The
Mexican authorities told the military
officials here that Flores would be
held pending instructions from Mex
leo City. A report has been sent to
Wa ShinptOn.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-08-12

Two-base hits: Yaryan. DEBATE. Nc
Bride, Mueller. Sacrifice hits: Wash
burn 90: Norman. Walker. Stolen bases:
DEBATE (2), Mcbride. Brokaw Double
plays: Fletcher to Schmidt to Brokaw.
Berger to Washburn to Mueller Bases on
balls: Off Barnes l; Norman :. Fletcher
l. Lynch 2. Struck out: By Barnes /. by
Norman q by Fletcher 8, by Lynch 4. Hits
and earned runs Off Barnes hits and 2
runs in Ia innings, off Norman hits
and / run in % innings. off Fletcher
hits and no run in 2-3 innings. off Ras-
mussen hits and I run in innings. off
Lynch 7 hits and 3 runs in Is innings
Winning pitcher: Lynch. Losing pitcher:
Rasmussen. Time: 2:25. Umpres: ia
cobs and McGinnis.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1919-08-12
Four BingIes and Two Errors
in Fourth Gives Brooklyn
Five Runs; Smoke Eat
ers Get Two.

Brooklyn. Aug. ll.-Bunching
four hits with two errors for five
runs in the fourth, Pittsburgh de-
feated Brooklyn today, S to 2. Smith
of Brooklyn was invincible in the
other innings. Barbara scored from
second on force play, Olson hold
ing the ball when he ran home.
Nicholson, who replaced Mollwitz,
banned for kicking, made good
impression in the field Score: