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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-07-06
SnodentrOfen,
GriegsprubibitiOn ieit Dem /. 5uli
tn Strait. - Die grofe amcriea'
niidle 0lepublif gGnjlih inter Der
sSndDtel bes RrUbibitiunSfanntis-
nns.

@aibington, :. 6. - 7ie gan,
zen 0er. Stadten iin0 - porIdufig
nenigitens nfno6entroden" !!
QaS ariegsprobtbitionS> >ScieB lit
NIT 0litternodt oes 30. SUM i'm
gnn3en 2onOe in arnit getreten,
3par CAB in Glitter Stunoe nod
bos 9unoes Suitijoepartemeut be.
fonnt, oaB es, bis 0o5 Gbergcridt
ba5 lette 8ort geiprohen, geaen
0eu 8erfnui pon Bier NIT nidt mebr
nit 02itternaht oes 30. [5uni im
ais 212 8rocent gtlcobolgebalt, 10.
mie aud Ieihtne 8einen niht eir,
id]reiten iperoe, oas beoeutet abcr
mtr, 6oB 0onit 0o8 oen@eiebcsilber.
tretern bro6enoe Stroipcriobren nur
oufaeidoben. uitt ouigeboben lit.
Soatc oos 0bergeridlt Die Gntidlei-
0ung abgeben, 0aB ouf leidte 0eine
uno 9iere 3u oen bernuihenoen ne.
trGnfen qeb6ren, oonn hnber iidl
iGnntIi6e 0irthe, mclf)e nod Dem
1. 2Suli Ieidte gierc lm0 8eiue per
fault boben, elmer 8eictesperlebung
ifuIoiG aemadrt uno per0en ser i'm
@eIeb poraeieheuen Strafe peridl'
len.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-07-06
Sic 6rieOtn8=
cOnferenS,
gr6eiten fOrtseiett. - 8eit Der Be.
binsnnsen fir Seiterreid's Srie-
Oensidlnf ua6esH fertis. -
9eener giererratb Der Sriebens.
cOHferens. Sribersr San5ler
SetbmanH SOllpeg iIbcrnimmt
@erantiuOrtung fir 9eutidlIauo's
&riegs5aIolungen.
Relter giererratb bes 1rieSsns.
Gungreiies.

Enris. - Der rteue 8iererrotb
Ser SSrte6ensconferen3 aus Dem
frosoIti6en 0finiiter 6es gleubern
8idon, benz omericanii9en Gtaat$-
iecret0r 2nrriine, q. s. 8aIfour un0
{. Sittofti, Aen AusIanominiitern
@robbritnnrlien's, be3ip. SStaIien's 5
6eiteben6, trnt nm 0instog eritmoIs
5u elmer Sisung 5uiomuen, I'M oie
nsue 8eiddft8or6nung Der COME
rers 5u berotber, bic ii4 Don Der biz.
bergen In oieIen Buncten unter.
i9eioen miro; ben 8oritt in 6ieiem
9tusfhuB fiibrt Dtniiter Ei6on.
WabriheinIid miro auh cine 0ent
bisberigen 8ebnerratb erttfpre6enoe
geboroe geifoffen tper6en.
gebinsnnsrn fir Ceiterrei6.
Die nod ni6t erIe6ieten 9e6ing.
utteen fir Oentih40eiterrei6 mer.
ben 6eIfen 8epoIlmG6tigteu tpabr.
idetnIih nod I'm 9oufe oieier 8odye
3ueSteLt, bod tit es unpobri6ein.
lih, oab Der 9srte6ensbcrtrog nit
Sefterreih Dor 6em 81. Suli unter.
5ei1ret tperoen fam.
Setbmann.Spllneg iibernintnt Der.
anttusrtans.
gerEfn. Or. EbeobnIo BON
getbrorr%Soutpes. Der friibere Seut-
ide Reidsfon5ler, bat an bic
aqitrten uno nit ibnen oerbiinoeten
9fegter,ngen iorr1en 6ng griuhen
geIteIIt, nidt ben ebemoIieen Deitt.
iAen 8otFer, ionoern i'm Ietblt Dor
Elm ir1terndttonoles Srfbundl III
iteI1er, bos iiber bie. 9erdutmortltng
fiir ben &rieg entIbei6en ioQ.
Der ebernaIise &on3ler iogt, er
ii6eutebme ale @erontportung fir
0os, mas 9eutibIon6 getbon bobe,
10 nfrge er i'm an1t mar, un0 er
ite1e iid 6esboIb 6en 9lGiirtet sur
8erfiigitrg.
Rroelnntdttun Der Deliti1en Negte'
ring.
2pu6pn. - @iner gerliner 6r0ht.
Ioien UteIbung 5tfoIse boben 9rQIi-
bent ebert pou Deutihlon0, 8re.
nlier 9nler rn6 idn1ntlihe iibrigen
Qfintiter cine proclamation an 6os
0euti6e 8oIf erloiien, in tpeI6er
5riebensi6IuB perfiin6et uno Sic
G(nfpannltng oIler 3rdfte slt 6eiien
2(usfirbrlntg aI8 6ringenoIteS Grior,
6ernB betont piro.
so melt es n1o9Gi6 lit Sen Ser.
trng ults5ufit6ren" beiogt Die 4ro.
clamotion, omuB oerieIbe au@geiiibrt
peroen.
Gen bon Erenrung bonn Hcife
@eorobten miro 2opolitGt su9eiidert
un6 oas 9eripredeu gegeben, 0of
man iih fir iie permen6en meroe,
ptpie mir fir ms ieIbit eintreten
riiroen.
Gum ShIuiie tpir0 6os @olf oui.
geioroert, Die gtothnenoigfeit Der (r-
belt uno treuer 8fIihterfuuung SUI
Rettltng 0es 2onoes por 2(ugen gu
balten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-07-06
EnetranslstIOn flls1 vita tAS slnAsser at
Milwaukee. July. 1919 as required bF
the act Of October 6. 1917.
Scr ,,@eltfrieOcn" .

Srut SrieSenseonferens blRtise Sam.
pfc an Snblrriffn Crten. - Be-
Senflide regierHnssfeinblidje De.
mUnitrntiOn in sStalien. - llnrait
in 5ranfreidl. = Sinn isin9e-
nOnltrntiOn in SrlnnO. - Sluti-
ger Sraluaa suiifen SrnnsUien
unD Americoneru. - l1nruben in
Snoien 0egenrenolntiun in
llngarn. 9lnfriibreriidjc llnru-
ben in 0entihlnno.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-07-06

Seru. ~ Zen neueiteu Cepeiben
juioi1e gcitaItct iidl ole ougemeine
Nolc in 2UtidIauO immer erniter.
(5egeu 10000 Cjcubahuleute iino
sur Grlonguug b01erer 06hne in
Berlin am Streif mo Ger glusltano
Oyoht lid, mie aemoI0et miro, ii6er
1auj Ieutidlau0 au55ubreiten. Die
Sportntiitcn treteu ou9eiihtS 0es
(run2portatiou5itreIt5 mo Der ae.
riu9eu MISUNDERSTANDING often
init Der &niidt bcpor, 0aB i6re
Stunoe letommeu it, GnliQe D6el.
0ugcu iagcrL ooB cine SiuqerS.
moth beooritebt. 9ln0crerieitS beiBt
les, 0oB iidl cine Characterization
.3uiomncu3u6rauen i6ciuc, uuO ole
.9iahridtcu uou BORT mer0m inmer
beiorAntBerre1}noer
SW Berlin io0en mic Die 2onoo-
Iuer Grdange (eleQrap9 so. mcl0et,
Ole llnruben lberhau0 ucbmeu; pies
lie StroBeu ioacu perbarrjco0irt iein
Iun0 c@ ioU ber2jt1 III crnitcu 3ulam.
mcnit0Bcu slpiihcu @oIf25alieu uno
Sruppen aetomuen icin
0nmbnra Gin 3lUcitcs @Iiudeu.
6ambnrg. $1outburg orobt Elm
SneiteS 0}iuhen ju mer0eu Die
Sta0t 6eiiu0et iid Uoutan0iq in ser
Seuolt Ser Gpmmuuiitcn uu0 Spar.
taciiteu, Die ii1 oic Qcben8mittelnot6
sur @rlon9ing Der GoutroGc 3uuuse
mahten Sie itilrmton oa5 8athbauS
uu0 ii6erudItiateu 0ia Hegierungs.
ltruppen, gpobci i6ueu cine l}engc
3unition @epchre uu6 UtnIbiuelr
gcpehre in oic S0n0c ficle.e unS
idm6rmten Damn iiber bic gon3e
5toot, pIitnocrtcn. t6oteten un0 3cr.
itortcn, mos ihncn in oic Gucr fam.
Gielc Ser i60ntcu G5e6duoe piir.
SEN idIum beihdojQt Eie 2lufrii6.
rer bieltcn Sen 9dbuboi cine 3eit
lang. er pur0c abcr ron Der Q}iir.
QcrQorbc nieocrqenontnten Sic 80.
IAei mar gdmlidl biIilo8 m0 es iinG
iebt 9ieqjeruHQStruppcn ltnteripegs,
Die GrOnrna wie0cr berptteaen. I
Hcaicrnna ecGt id5arf oor, !
Berlin. 8ie Die .a6lniIhe
3citlmg" meI0et, pcrIolltet in 0el;t-
ihcn porIamentariifcn areiiep, ooB
oic 4cQieruna Int ar}em nm 9e-
miliqlnQ elmer 5uumc BON 5000
100000 Mart uahluhcn miro, bic
oa3u heitinmt tit, Hieori9e J}ab-
rlmQ8mittelpreiie 3u er3rptugen, oa
sic 2lnidt beite6t 0ob Oeren bober
5tono Der Qoujen iocioIcn llnroIt
5ugrrmoc lieat
9lnocrcricits Miro Sic Regicrnne,
pie 4ebrminiiter }to5fe anfiinoig.
itc, Jlubeit0runqcn nit allen ibr sur
GeriiiquuQ ite6cnocn D}ittelu rid
iidt5Io9 unter0riiden uno iih oor6e.
holteG. ii6erdll, NO c3 n0t6ig lpcroen
io0tp oos Ston0redt al erfl1reu.
g2ie oie 0crliucr 3eitun9 am
.Mittoq" mjtthejlt. FAT Die Reqierllrg
in Berlin mgciaar 1000 reoolutio.
mare Giibrcr ourdl Iruppcn Derbof'
ten mo sD}oo6it GefdngniB brin-
gen laiicu
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-07-06

- Bei einem 1orno6o, Der iibcr
Sic Crtid)ait gnpreB, nobe U}eoicine
Sat, alberta, Canada, biubrouitc,
nuroen Elm aino getootet uno meb.
rere Qerionen perIeet.
2Jn 8erbinoung nit elmer
Bon16enerploiion in WaniIo, Sic ei,
nem StraBenbabnpogeu galt uno
ben 300 pon , @erioneu ionie bic
8erIetunq pon iiini auoercn 3ur
Solqe Bate, lit ser Secretdr Ser
8htlippiniihcn INSTRUMENTATION
uuter Anflage Oes 0oroes Derboftet
nor6en. Or foa 0as gombencomplott
anqeititet bn6en.
Gin 9oIiaaier3uq ser BUR.
linaton Qahn iu6r 0on Qincoln
nuh Ghicaqo, 9Ie6.. > MciIeu meit,
obne 5iihrer, e6e Ser &eucr oie5
aut6edte. Ter 9Jngeniqur Gas. 6.
,iohniou mar pon einemQoitfron qe.
troiien mo pom 3ule geidleuSsrt
noroeu. Or lng to6t neben ocu Gie-
Ieiien
1000 2lcres 6Ol56eitan6 uur.
oen ;erit0rt bel einem ourf glis.
idlaq entitanoenen 9ronoe ouf Der
Ct 3io6el. 5oritreier0ation, 35 12ei.
len peitit9 Don gueblo, Gos
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-07-06

Rad 6pofigem inouItrieaen
Ringen lit Der General -5plnpatbie.
itreif in Winnipeg uno onoeren
Staoten i'm 9}oromeiteu GauaSo' ;
bcenoet ror6eu. lie Rcqiarina miro
cine GommIiiion sur lluteriudund
NaS Streifs uno sur ShIittlns al.
Ter 'Streitiraqert ernenueu.
- 9eju8nehmen0 ulf mie6erhol-
te @eriidte Der friihere ocutita
aronprin3 let ans S5o1on0 radI
1eutidIan0 enti6ihen uur0e ,,n
5aaq omtIih erfIdrt, oab ser Aron.
prin3 nod IN ieinpr @o1llln9 ouf
Ser Suiel 8teringen im 3up0er See
'ei.
2<u 9ortugaI 1T ein neues Ga.
biuett inter Dem Dtiniiterprqioen-
ten GoroiQ aebfL6et poroer, - =
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-07-06
GeleorapbiTten > StrciR
abociaot.

Chicago, ST. - Ter Streif ser
Iclegrapbiiten lpeIder an II. 3unt
begorn, iii am ,. Dis. non 2. 5.
ajnenhanp, 8raii0c1tt l6er ,Gom,
mercial 8eIegrapber5 Union Of
America" obgeia9t mor6en.
Sn elmer an Die MtitgIieoer Ser
Organization gerihtetcn grfldrltnq,
geiteht aonenfamp 5ll, boB Ser
Streif elm 6eblihIag mar un6 be.
iAuIoigt oen 8eneraIpoitmciitcr I'm.
8credter 8eban0llrng Der 2lrbciter.
id)nit.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-07-06

3uiommenit0ben nit Dem Dlilit1r,
oas 3u ibrer lluterOriidung oufaebo.
ten tperoen uluBte. @a9 elmer i'm
4ugulteum obgeboltenen MoiIenper.
ian1mlung, IN Der ieurige 8e0en ae.
balten puroen, mar Die Wenae Dor
Die @obnuug 0eS ueucn M3iuiiter.
praii0enten 9eitti aesnaen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-07-06
Gage
lit SrntidlanO,

%crjmciilnua SeS hnHgernOen TOl.
tcS fH6rt III idliirpucn llnruIen.
- Streif BON 10000 Giienba6n.
Icntcn i'll Berlin. - Nam6mra Gin
lWeitee Niuudlcn. 9eoieruua
entldloNcn, Grhebuugen lido.
uungios 81 mteroruden.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-07-06

True Translation fled With the postmaster at
Milwaukee, July 1919, As required By
he act Of Octsaar 8. faII
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-07-06
SOllgrrb.

&aa GrIeSignng DER mid)tigiten Gje,
ldntte Jest &HbepaHlc gemadyt.
- 6rIcocuSuertrag II. S0Itrrliga
miIien bic 9iuftcbr oes @raTSeu-
fen abruarten. 9urdlfabrnnA
Der 9rlcgsprubibitiUn fummt am
Z. Suli auf's Snpct.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-07-06

True translation fled with the postmaster al
Milwaukee, July, 2 1919 as rslulrsd by
lhe act OF Oetobsr 1911
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-07-06
ReOOlntiOn in ,Stalicn ?

eOpeuBaGen. StaIieniihe,
Oeutide unO 0iterreihiide Gomnu.
riiien baben I'M iiiolihen lproI cine
9erianmlung abgebaIten, nm 0or.
bereitungen fir cine Mitte 2Suli al
beginuenoe comn1uuiitii6e 3euolu.
tion in StoIicn 5u treifen, bcIo8t cine
0epeihe aus @ien.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-07-06

True Translation filsi with ths postnastsra
Milwaukee July , 1919. as required by the
act OF October 4. 1911.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-07-06
IS amsriraniIdc sOlbaten setObtet

&aIbinstOn, .. 6. - A6t3ehn
omeritonii6e 5ploaten tpitroen ge-
tootet, Elm Offtcier umo s Dtann
ifner nr6 t6 Ieidter perpunoet, in
einem Sample nit glnti-aoltihaf-
StreitfrGiten in Der I6be pon Ho-
mnnopfa, Sibirien.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-07-06
2itbaner II. 8olifleiuifi.

Faris. General 3ufouf5fos
bot an Ser Spite elmer. 9trmee pon
$4,000 9tonn Die 8olidenifi-
Strejtfrofte aus Dem grobten 1beil
poG Gttboueu berausgetrieben un6
beginnt Jest cine Oiienitue ge9en Die
24oIihenifi nabe Iundburg uno
3arosfp, pie cine on 3erbert 500.
Der geriftete Gepeide aus aopuo
mel0et.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-07-06
Slutba6 in Smgrna.
Sra,uallc in Csuolnuo.

eunOOu. - 3u erniteu Strobeu.
f1mpien lit es in 8orfing. 5urrep,
spiideu tnnaoiihen un0 britiiheu
Soloaten uno GpiIiiten gefommen
Die Gana6ier naren pom Eager
@bitlep gefommen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-07-06
aultidaf in Ruth.

Sntsf. - .Silfe bon ben MIIiirten
nub i6leAnigit fommer, pern es
Der Geeierung &oltihof eelineen
ion, eiren entihetoertben Gtlog ge.
gen bic Observation-Disclosures aus
5ufiBren, ehe Der @inter fontnlt.
Die 9trn1een Der olruiiiiden Regie.
rung baben ousreihen6 0fannidaf'
ten, ougegen linb Die 8oliheipifi'
Iruppen bebeitteHS beHer ausserii,
itet.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-07-06
&rOnitu6t iuu in bic 2nft geiprenet
iuerDen.

Seliin9furs. Die RGunung
8eterSburg's burA oie 8oIidemifi
miro in @ait porgenommen ouf Be
| febI Ser 8olihetpift Reeierung,
Rrieesniniiter Grobfp bot nngeor0-
net, hoB Die Seitung Rronitaot Dor
Der 1lebergabe in oie 2uit geiprengt
uno o1e 8ritfen lrn6 9abnbofe in
8eterSbnrg serit0rt peroen, che Die
lesten Grltppen aus Der StaOt o6-
5ieben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-07-06

Copenhagen. 2ettiid1e 3rup.
pen iino bis ouf 8 Qfeileu por 3iga
un6 Die 2eutihcn rGumen 6ie Staot,
mie oos Iettiihe 4reBbureou III
Qibou mel0pt
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1919-07-06

Garis. - 8eri6te, oie in 9aris
eintraien meIoen, 0oB Ser Dor ei-
nigen lagen 3piihen Den 4oIen un6
sen l1froinern oereinborte @aifen.
ittGitan0 ourt) neues @orgeben Ser
ufraiuiihen Eruppen nieoer gebros
den mur0e.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-13
IA. OF C. IN CHARGE.
Popular Organization to Control Box
 ing in \. F.. F.

Paris, Jan. 13-The Knights of Columbus are to have sole charge of all boxing tournaments and contests for the American EXpeditionary forces.
 This auth horization was announced at the A. F. F. headquarters and later confirmed at K of c. headquar- ters here.
 All the noted boxing promoters of France have enlist ed to aid in what is expected to be the biggest boxing tourname ever conducted in Flu rope. It will be staged in Paris in the immediate future, and most of the contestants will be men from the American army. All divisions will be represent ted-heavNW middle weight. welterweight. IightWeigh t, featherweight, bantamweight and the so- called f1yweight. Contests be- tween heavyWeights will be the fea- ture of the tournament and the bars will be let down so contenders from other countries may be pitted against the best the American army can offer in the way of pugilism. The Knights of Columbus will award champion ship belts and emblems to the victors.
 John (Jake) Carey, of Rochester, New York has been appointed as K. of C. director, succeeding Johnny Evers, and he will be in personal charge of the coming tournament. MT. Carey is a Knights of Columbus secretary.
 There is little doubt that at this tournament there will be uncovered opponents suita ble to meet Georges Carpenter, Jess Willard, Jack Demp- SeV Mike O'DOwd, Bonnie Leonard and Pete Hermann.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-13
THIN PEOPLE SHOULD TAKE
 PHOSPHATE
Nothing Like Plain Bitro-PhOsphate to Put on Firm, Healthy Flesh and to Increase Strength, Vigor
 and Nerve Force.

Judging from the countless preparations being advertised for the purpose of making neck and bust and replacing ugly hollows and angles by the soft curved lines of health and beauty. there evidently feel their excessive thinness.
 to starved nerves Our bodies need more phosphate than is contained in modern foods. Physicians claim there is nothing that will supply this deficiency so well t .e organic phosphate known which is inexpensive and is sold by Clark druggists under q guarantee of satisfaction or money back By feeding the nerves directly and by supplying the body cells with the necessary phosphorc food cle- ments hitro- phosphate quickly produces a welcome transformation in the appear ance; the increase in weight frequently being astonishing.
 This increase in weight also carries with it a general improvement in the health Nervousness. sleeplessness and lack of energy. which nearly always accompany excessive thinness, disappear, dull eyes become bright, and pale cheeks glow with the bloom of perfect health.
 CAUTION: Although bitrO-p phosphate Is unsurpassed for relieving nervousness seeplessness and general weakness, it should not, owing to it's remarkab ble hcs csh growing properties, be used by any one who does lot desire to put on flesh.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-13
VAUGHN LEADS PITCHERS.
Cub Huricr Has Best Average in Ma
 tiOnal League.

New York, Jan. 13.--Tn arrang ging
 the National league pitchers of 1918
 in order of their effectiveness, John
 A. Heydler found it expedient to di-
 vide them into three groups as !n I1917
 The first one of these mbraces all those who bore the brunt of the cam
 paign and pitched at least ten com plete games: the second. those who participated in minimum of ten games, regardless of the length of same; and the third comprising all others who took part in a champion ship contest.
 The percentage Of games won and lost is given. with notation of the relative position of each player, this special record being supplied in order that comparison may be made with the official earned run rating. Jim Vaughn of Chicago was the leading pitcher with an average of 1.74 runs earned CT game. He also leads in the number of games won. 9. The best percentage of games won and lost was obtained by Claud Hendrix of Chicago, with Al. Bur leigh Grimes of Brooklyn pitched in the greatest number of games, 40. Vaughn and Tyler, both members of the champion team, Chicago, had eight shut-outs each. Vaughn led in the number of strilIeouts, with 14S In consecutive victories, Grimes of Brooklyn had run of ten from July IS to August 20.
 Larry Cheney Of Brooklyn made five wild pitches in the St. Louis i Brooklyn game of July 9. while i Vaughn struck out twelve men in the Chicag0-C Cincinnati game of May 30. Schneider of the Cincinnati Reds was the widest pitcher iA any par ticular day. He gave thirteen bases on balls to the Phillies on July G.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-13
VENTRES TO MEET
 HIS CONQUEROR
Berlin Blacksmith to GrappIc With Dutch Kcnt-Bcnj jamin in
 Semi Final

Ava Ncntres, the "Berlin Black smith Hnd "Dutch' Kent of Hart ford, will come to grips in this city Thursday evening, January 23, when they will contest for mat supremacy at Turner hall. This bout is attra ct ing the attention of wrestling fans in this vieinity, and a big crowd is ex- peC{ed to witness the match. It will he the second meeting of this pair Kent having won the previous bout in Hartford, last winter, securing two falls in one hour and 22 minutes. However, VentreS is sure that he can turn the tables this time, and his supporters join with him in the opin- ion. The bout will be for two out of three falls, with no time limit.
 In the seni-tinal "kid" Benjamin, PlainvilIe's silent wrestler, will stack up against "Young'' Hercules of Berlin. There is considerable riv- airy between these boys, and in or der to prove that he is of better cali Der than semi-tinal bout performers, eniamin is reported as getting into fine shape for his opponent, who is an understudy Of NemtreS.
 Fred Bacon, a leading wrestling promo oter. is arranging the coming bout.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-13
COWIER EASY FOR MTSKE.

Philadelphia. Jan. 13.-Tom NoWler was outboxed and outfought by Billy Mske, of .-t. Paul, in the siX-round Windup of the National A. A. tourney Saturday night. Miske dropped CoW- Ter for d count of seven in the first round by a right hand lead which landed on the point of the jaw. Many in the arena did not think the Aus tralian would weather the round out and began edging for the exits. Cow Ter. however, fooled them. He got up and fought back ill each round so long as he could lift his arms. He proved that he could take a lacing and got It.. But he was never dangerous after that first solid punch which sent him to the floor.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-13
I4LITARY CARNIVAL PLANNED FOR ALLIES
United States to Finance Games in .t.. France Early in the
 Spring.

Paris, Jan. 13.-A military OIyln- pie meet to be held here in May or June under the auspices of the Amer ican army for athletes from all the allied fighting forces is projected in plans recently announced.
 General Pershilg, who is taking a keen interest in the plans, is sending a personal letter to the commander il-chiefs of the armies of all nations with whom the United States hai been associated during the war, in Viting the officers and men to partici- pate.
 l Twenty one allied countries will be asked to take part and it is planned
 that the games will surpass any other
 athletic competition ever conducted m 1 the history of sports. The games will be financed entirely by the Am
 erican army in cooperation with the welfare agencies now operating with 1 it.
 The French government and the 1 French army have given their ap- ] proval of the plan and have promised their hearty cooperation.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-13

cured is approximately twenty-five miles west of Rochester and at a place where there is an unobstructed view in both directions for miles, the tracks being perfectly straight. There was no trace of fog at the tilne or the accident. all accounts agreeing that the early morning was clear.
 According to Engineer FTiedley Of Buffalo, in charge of the Southwest crn Limited, the block signal W25 not set against him. He said the>. first warning he had was when he saw a red light in the center of the track close behind the Wolverine. He and his fireman jumped and escaped with slight bruises.
 Towerman Herbert Palmer, near the wreck, says he has reason to be- Heve the signals were set against the Southwestern Limited, but decIares he had no control over the signals. which are set automatically, as the trains pass in and out of the blocks.
New Britain herald., 1919-01-13
DfeALD MONDAY, JANUARY 13, 1o1S

l dropping it's trucks as the last car was driven underneath. Every per son in tie last coach was killed.
 Engineer W. Gibbons WHs in charge of the Wolverine" As soon as the
 members of the train crew could
 reach a telephone aid was summoned 1 from Rochester and Batavia. EF"rN l hospital in Rochester sent amhu- lances doctors and nurses to the scene.
 Bodies Badly Crushed. So tightly were the bodies or the dead lodged into the WreckaGc lhtI it was several hours before they could
 be recovered Finally d Wrecklng crew lifted the body ol the top car out of the smashed shell beneath 1t. Most of the dead were found in the wreckago underneath the end Of the shattered car. where they had been ground to bits as the cars telesC Oped. Besides being badly man&lcd, the i bodies were clad mostly in night clothing, which made Identification | doubly difficult.
 A joint investigation by representa- tives of the railroad administration and the public service commission is under way.
 The Wolverine left Rochester west bound at 2:54 o'clock in the morning and was followed closely by the Southwestern limited, leaving here at 3:O7 o'clock.
 One of the passenger who had
 narrow escape was Martin G. Alger,
 assistant executive secretary 10 Re
 gional Director A. H. Smith. He said
 the car in which he was travelling
 was raised twenty feet in the air by
 I, ,s,.J, 1,pf a yrIJ OCr
 impact At the same time the lights i went out.
 ictimS' Suffer Il Cold. Mr. Alger Wts asleep at the time and was hurled out. When he man aged to get clear of the Wreckage, badly shaken up. the zero weather, attacking him and the other passen gers who got free in their scanty
 night attire added to their sufferlngs. 1 Railroad men say that as far as
 their records show, the telescoping of
 one steel coach by another, as in this wreck, is the first instance of the kind They explain that ordinarily the steel coaches buckle at the coup lings and fall to one side without seri- ous injury to the passengers. In this case, the impact of the heavy Southwestern Limited was so terrific that the ends of the last car on the Wolverine were driven inward, 1 the rear end of the floor Icing lifted slightly by the shock the whole car