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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

IITAsHINGTON. d. c. Nov e.
w after the conference Of Paris we
are 20 have a conference Of London
such is the announcement now COM
ing from Europe. This new confer
ence win have vital interest for
Americans because it win deal with
the Turkish problem, deliberately
placed at one side in Paris. pending
the outcome Of the debate In the
United states senate over the league
OF nations phases Of the treaty Of Yer
saiIles.
At Paris. Europe derived from the
American representatives the clear
impression that the United States was
prepared 10 take one and possibly
two mandates. that IS. that. in ac-
cordance with the provisions OF the
league OF nations. we are willing to
undertake the responsibility Of pro-
tecdus and developing countries alike
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27
HERE
ON JANUARY %
General Also viii Visit
Douglas, Ariz., While in
the Southwest.

Washington. D. C.. Nov. 27--Gen-
John J. PershinE viii visit I'll Paso
January 2S. members Of his staff
stated wednesday.
While I'm the southwest. Gen. Per-
shing will also visit Douglas. Ari-
zona, san Antonio. Fort Worth and
Houston. Texas. The date Of his visit
to Douglas is sim tentative.
The itinerary Of Gen. Pershing's in
spect.on tour OF cantonments and
posts shows the trip viii cover com
DleteIT the manufacturing and train
ing machinery erected during the
months Of war. in support OF the
American eZpedltionary forces. More
than 100 camps. aviation fields and
ammunition plants VIII be visited IN
order that Cen Pershiug may be able
TO recommend 20 secretary baker a
comprehensive plan for maintaining
adequate facilities 20 back up mile
tary establishments.
Leaves Capital Dec. 3.
Leaving washington the night or
Dec. g Cen Pershiug and his Off
cial suite viii visit camp Lee. Va,
through the southeastern department,
arriving at its headquarters, Charles
. ton. S. c. on Dec. 9. Plants and sta
tons in the central department are
F next IN me
The holidays VIII be spent by Gen.
Pershing with his son and his sisters
at Lincoln, Neb-, new start being
made west about Jan g.
Inspections in the eastern and
northeastern departments has been
I postponed until the return from the
Pacific coast
No Connection With Mexico
II was emphasized today that con
ditons in Mexico had no influence in
the framing OF the schedule Cen
PershinE, &c was thought here. had
purposely delayed visiting the border
posts in order that an erroneous in
depreciation could not be placed upon
his trip there
Cen PershinE viii reach Camp
Taylor. Dee. "a and the arranged
schedule beyond that point include.
among other points. Laclede. No.
Tuesday. Dec %. This is the gem
erals old home town.
Points 20 be visited after Christ
mas include Denver, Colo; Douglas
Ariz.; II Paso, Texas: san Antonio,
Texas; Houston. TeEass Fort Sill
Okla; Little Rock, Ark, and return
TO Washington.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

Paris conference provoked lighLins
with the Turks, who are stin 20 he
reckOned with
Question Of COnstuntinople.
There remains the question OF Con-
stantinopie It is possible TO separate
the city from all political association
with any European or Asiatic state,
20 transform it into a free city and 90
incl1de within as frontiers, on the
lines OF the old District Of Columbia,
the SHORES OF the Bosporus, the Oar
danelles and the Sea OF Marmora-
Given decent government. the city
could be made one Of the most beauti-
ful in the world and there are those
who regret that the conference Of
Paris did not make the town the caui-
tai Of the league OF nations and thus
an International town.
But for such q considerable task
the United States could expect no
financial return. nor, what Is FAR
worse. any certainty Of world ap-
plause- In the first place. once the
Turk were evicted. the largest ele-
ment in the population would be
Greek, and this element would be-
yond all doubt with ever growing
passion demand reunion with the rest
Of the Hellenic world.
Moreover. in creating an in
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

ternutfouaIlzcd area about the
straits. We should deprive Greece
OF many thousands Of Hellenes.
The whole experiment. would be
made nj the expense Of the Greek
nationality. To be sure, even the
Greeks might be complainant, AZ
they were satisfied that American
occupation. Ike the allied occupa-
ton OF Orete, was only temporary.
Yet the Cretun experiment was
hardly hnunv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

Aside from the Greek phase there
is always the Russian Russia may
reintergrate. ~ she does the old
longing for Coustantiuople viii re-
turn and we shah find ourselves
standing IN the pathway OF Russian
ambition az Constantinople, and. if
Continued on page ?. column ID
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

Paris conference, provoked fighting
with the Turks, who are stin 20 be
reckoned with
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

detectives in Arab regions. as well as
upon the IA points
French Oppose Solution.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-11-27

prince Feisal. the son OF the King 81
the HedJaz, who had made the cam-
paign with the British and had a.
ways kept with him Col Lawrence a
British soldier. who won great and
deserved fame in the Arab fighting.
came 70 the Paris conference. lie not
only insisted upon British support.
cut appealed TO the Americans. basinE
MS appeal on a declaration made by
the French and the British after the
turkish collapse, that neither sought
political OF, more exactly. territorial.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-19

viii mianowicie, o ,malych M
rodach Europy Srodkowej rlniej
hub wiecej niezdolnych do rzadze
MIA SODA. Widotznie P. Morgen-
THAI wiecznie jeszcze ma na my
sli dawne kraje ba}kahskie, IA
kt6rc tax diugo patrza}.
Stany Zjednoczone i koalicya
aliancka ME popelni2 bfedu p,
Morgenthau'a. Skoro po1uagano
Denikinowi, kt6remu Anglia przy
znala nawet dose rozlegiy kre-
dyt, to przyjSc muszq niewqtpli-
vie z pomoca Polsce, kt6ra mad
DzwinQ i mad Berezynq broni cy,
wilizacyi iacihskiej ! zachodniej
pred bolszewizmem rosyjsko
azyatyckitn.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-19
PomOc Finansowa
ola Polski.
(Komunikat Urzedu PraSowo-In-
formacyinego Wydziaiu N. P.)

Cd Delegacyi polskiej ma pa
ryskiej Konferencyi Pokojowej o
trzymujemy nastepuj2ce informa
eye:
Polska przechodzi przez ciezkie
przesilenia finansowe. POsiada
try rome waluty, inn9 W kaz-
dym Z dawnych zaborow. Oprocz
tego Niemcy przez try lata O.
kupacyi Krolestwa PolSkiego "a
lali kraj markham polskiemi, ma
sladownictwcm swych marek ME-
m;eckich. L kolei bOlSzewicy rzu-
Gil; miliony rubli bolszewickich
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-19

znajdowat. Ogloszono wiec po--
nowne wybory. Ciekawa bedzle
historya, jezeli i tym razem Ber-
ger dostanie w~iekszoSc gfosow,
anizeli jego przcciwnik II. Bodcn-
stall. Gubernator Philip i Arcy-
biskup S. G.. Messmcr wydali ode
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-19

kregu wyborczego. Pokazalo sic,
re mieszkaicy milwaukee, ME
majq wiele sympathy ola socyali-
sty Bcrgera. Kiedy zo5taf on wy
brany i chcial ~rozpoczqt swojq
karycre kongrcsmana, inni czlon-
kowie powicdzieli, re ME mySlq
sic razcm z MIN w jcdncj izbie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-19
Ostatnie WiadomoSci
Krajowe.
PREZYDENT MA WYZNA-
CZYc KOMISYE WEGLOWA.
azyatyckii'

Washington, 10 grudnia. -
Wczoraj odbyla sic tn konicrcn-
eva, w kt0rej uczestniczyli Pre-
zydoat Wilson, prokurator gene
rainy Palmer, oraz gcncralny dy-
rcktor k~olcjowy Hines. Ma tel
konferencyi omawiano wybor O.
sob do komisyi, kt0ra ma ma cclu
zbadanie placy g6rnik6w, oraz o.
g6lnych stosunkow dotyczqcych
spraw weglwych Sekrctarz uni
zjednoczonych weglarzy Amcry-
XII oSwiadczy} dzisiaj, re general
ia konwencya owej organizacyi
odbedzic sic w Columbus, O., d.
;go stycznia, skoro tylko del2ga,
CT d~owicdzq sic dokiadn;c o wszy-
stkich warunkach. ma mocy kt6-
rvch. strajE zosta} zakonczony.
SKAZANIE
Kansas City, Mo-, 1o grudnia.
- Fedcralnv scdzia !. {. Pollock,
wczorai wicczorem skaza} ma WIG
zienic D radvkal6w "a to, re g}o,
! sill sWe radvkaluc teOrvc, OraZ "a
sprzysiezenic sic przcc:w rzQdo-
wi. Nalczcli Oni do tOWarzystwa
/. w. w. Scdzia wydai wyrok Cd
| 81 do o. lat, a odsicdzq sw9 ka-
re " LeavCnwOrth, KanS.
BURZA MA MORZU.
Nowy York, 10 grudnia. -
OSm parowc6w, kt6rc przyjccha-
~ Z Europy 20 przej$ciu strasz-
nej morskicj bury ma Atlantyku,
znajdujq sic W tutcjszym porcie.
Sq one: Rotterdam L Ilolandyi,
RaItic, Royal George, Carmania !
Caronia Z Anglii, Lafayette :
| JIavre, Bergcnsijord I Norwcgii.
Europa T. Wloch. Ma ~pokladach
swoich przywiozfy one oko}o
1000 pasazcr6w, 4 gdy zawita}y
do portu byIy okryte grubem 10
dem. Z czcgo widziet by}o MOI
ma, re ME latwa miafy droge.
Jak juz donosiliSmy, burza ia
trivia Cd dziesieciu dni ma Atlanty
ku, a wielu okretom zaskoczonym
burza, musiano zdqzac Z pomocQ.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-19

Parowiec Carmania musia} sta
nae w Halifax, gdyz zosta} uszko
dzony przy zderzeniem sic w
mgle z innem parOWCcm. Ma jed
nym Z parowc6w przywieziono
pacyenta, DO podczas podrozy bal
wan uderzyf okret. tax SLIME, re
Gw czlowiek stracif rownoWage
i ziamai sobie noge.
ME WIERZA re sTRAJK SIZE
Z~AKONCZYL.
E~llensberg, Wash, 10 grudnia.
- Weglowy strajk w dystryk-
tach Cleelum i Roslyn ME skon-
cyl sic jeszcze gdyz strajkujqcy
mic o tenn ME wiedzq, Me dowie-
rzajq chi przew6dcom weglar-
skim i oSwiadczaja, &c ME pojdQ
do piracy tax dlugo, az ich pre-
w6dcy u%nijnii Z zachodniej czesci
Waszyngtonu przyszla oficyalnle
zawiadomicnic. Me wiadomo jak
dlugo bedQ musieli czekat, ale
sprawl tymczasem jest pod roz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-19

sku, w Rownie, ora ma wszyst-
kich obszarach dawnej Polski o.
swobodzonych przez armie Pol
ska z jarzma bolszewickiego.f
Do straszliwego obnizcnia war
to$ci monety doiacza sic kleska
spustoszeh i g~rabiezy, tax niemic
ckich, jak i bolszewickich. A ma
domiar n~ieszczeScia, Polska "a
miast goic swe rany W pokoiu,
zmuszonq jest utrzymywac bar
do licznq armie ma from
Gle setek kilometrow, ably po-
wstrzymywac Niemcow i wypic-
rae bolszewikow. Zakohczyla sig
wojna ola Ameryki / Zachodu cu-
ropejskiego, lecz prowadzi jQ ma
dial Polska "a cene olbrzymich
ofiar.
Me m6wiqc juz o nowyCh spu-
stoszeniach, dokonywanych przez
bolszewik0w w odwrocie, MONA
obliczyc ma pietnaScie milard0w
pon;esione przez Polske w ciqgu
ostatnich 10 miesiecy koszta mi
litarnc.
Kampania antybolszewicka by
Ia glownic l%ctniq, jakaz zaS be
die ia k9mpania zimowa? Czy
podobna przypuScit, IL przygnia-
tajqcy Polske ogrom ciezaru ii
nansowcgo sk}oni ia do zaniccha-
mia wojny I bolszewikami przcd
oswobodzenicm reSzty prowin-.
cyl, kt6rych ludnoSG blaga pomo-
Icy armii polskiej?
Gdy zajdzie tego pOtrzeba /
gdv koalicya uzyczy panstwu pol
skiemu nieodzownej pomocy IL
nansowej. - ktorcj potrzebe tax
wymownie uzasadnia} zagranicQ
Paderewski - oSmset tysieczna
armia polska z~nacznic bedzic
| zviekSzOna. Nateryalna DOmOC
koalicyi ola Polski ME dose byll
wydajnq.
Francya, znajdujqca sig W maj
trudniejszem poiozcniu, wykaza-
Ia Polscc swQ tradycyjnq PREY
iazn dostawami broni ! Srodk6w
aprowizacyjnych, oraz wysyjkQ
iicznych ochotnik6w. Ale Anglia
i Amcryka mogiyby daG Polsce
! pomoc poteznq W walce I boil
| Szcwizmem.
AmcrykaiskQ Pomoc finanso-
VIZ ofiarowaf Polsce p. Morgcn-
tbau. byiy ambassador amerykai-
ski W KonstaatynoPolu, 4 ostat-
MO dclegat prezydenta WilSOna
ola zbadania sprawy ~pogrom6w
W PoIsce. O~rzeczenia p, Morgcn-
thau'a W kwestyi stosunk6w poi
sko-zydowskIch byly ola PoIa--
kow korzystniejsze, Mill togo
spodziewaG sic bylo MONA pc
cziowieku o znanych pod tym
wzgledzie uprzedzeniach.
W dziedzinie ekonomicznej
jednak ME okazai niestcty tel sa-
mel przcnikliwoci umystu, kiedy
zaproponowai Polsce pomoc fl
nansowQ pod warunkiem oddania
pod kontrole rzqdu amerykanskie
90 finansow pahstwa polskiego.
-
Podobna kontrola finansowa row
nalaby sic oczywi5cie rozciqgnie-
ciu kurateli mad PoIska, Propo-
zycya Ia 5wiadczy, ze p. Morgen-
thau przebywa} w Warszawic
zbyt kr6tko, ably m6gi pojqG. re
nar6d tax dawny, tax liczny, tax
silny ! tax dummy, iak nor6d pol
ski, ME m6glby nigdy Pogodzit
sic Z takim stanem rzeczy.
K~onferencya Pokojowa juz Il
miedzynarodowi}a - be- zadnej
~slusznej przyczyny - Wi5le, RE
ke nawskroS polskq. Umiedzyna-
! rodowienie to wyjdz;e przcde-
rwszystEiem ma korzyS& Niemiec.
A czyzby pod pozorem kontroll
finansowsj chciano umiedzynaro-
dowic administracye pailstwa pol
skiego?
P. Morgenthau byl ambasado-
rem Z Konstantynopolu i oczywi-
seize pomieszaI Polske L Turcyq.
w wywiadzie swoim Z rddakto-
rem paryskiego .Matin'a", mo
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-12-19
WINNA

Atlantic City, N. J., 80 grudnia.
- Wczoraj odbyl sic inkwest mad
zw}okami chlopca ]. Blake, ktore
go swcgo czasu matka utopia W
morzu. Matka zamordoWanego
chlopca znajdujc sic W szpitalu,
a lax lckarzc orzckli, strac;fa ona
zdrowic zmysiy. Pc zbadaniu
przcz lekarzy jej stanu umysiowc
go zapcwnic ME bedzic poci2g-
meta do odpowiedzialnoci. o.
Gee zamordowancgo ch}opca zc-
znai take, zc rozwi6dt sic Z sw2
IONA ma podstawic, &c byla cho-
r. ma umySlc i zagralala mt
$micrcia. Po rozwOdzic PAM Bla
Ike starala sic rozmaitymi SpoSo-
hami dojSt do porozumicnia zc
SWIM mezcm, lccz bczskutccz,
uic.
PONOWNE WYBORY.
Milwaukee. Wis, 10. grudnia.-
Od5ywajQ sic tn ponowne wybo-
~ ma kongrcsmana L piqtc%o o.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-10
Is THIS YOUR PET PEEvE


Every day by phone, In person, by
letter and by signs the Sun is asked
to use It's influence to change things
no matter how--but do 1t.
As an example of the sundry and
various complaints coming into this
office we herewith append the collec
ton received yesterday, and refer
them to tn proper authorities to have
matters rectified, remodeled, expur
gated, qualified, justified, changed &C
cording to the method best suited to
bring about condition Of things Dor
dering upon themillenium:
Cant you have the color of the
paint on the band stand changed? II
looks like the front Of house in Ybor
City"
"A COW is in my back yard eating
my husbands best shirt. Please
send for the police"
There shout be q law against au
tos backing up to the curb and then
when they start of shoot carbon and
oil out Of the muffler on people sit
ting on benches"
"A woman in the picture show NOV
ed three seats to get out Of range Of
a woman wearing hat, and didn't
take hers of. Write her up"
Something should be done about
the loafers who look at the women's
lower limbs when we wear short
skirts"
1.-THE price Of everything is too
high. Clearwater Sun.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-10
Crook Ordinance Passed
By City Council
OF Palm Beach
West Palm Beach Sun

(West Palm Beach SUM-
West Palm Beach Council meets on
the first and third Tuesdays. At the
meeting on February 4th, ordinances
against con men and regulations for
taxicab drivers and baggage haulers
were enacted.
The ordinance against con and
bunco men was passed as follows:
Ordinance
IAN ordinance making 1t unlawful
for and declaring as vagrant any
Lerson bearing the general reputation
of bunco men, con man, wire tappers,
fake horse race promoters of operat-
ing or frequenting any place where
bets are taken or pretended to be TAX
en- on any horse race or pretended
horse race or other immoral and dis
reputable persuits to frequent or re-
main in the city Of West Palm Beach
and providing therefore;
BE it ordained by the Mayor and
the City Council Of West Palm Beach
Of Palm Beach County and state OF
Florida as follows to Wit:
Section /. That 1t shall be unlaw-
full for any person bearing the gen.
eral reputation Of bunco man, con
man, wire Taper or fake horse race
promoter to frequent, remain OR be-
within the city of West Palm Beach.
Palm Beach county, State Of Florida
and any such person bearing such
reputation is hereby declared to be a
vagrant.
Section 2.-It shall be unlawful for
any person bearing the general repu'
tation of bunco man, con man, wire
Taper or fake horse race promoter of
operating or frequenting any place
where bets are taken or pretended to
be taken on any horse race or faxed
horse races or any other game Of
chance for money or other things of
value is wagered, to frquent, remain
or be within the city of West Palm
Beach, Palm Beach county and State
OF Florida.
Section 3.--Any person violating
the provisions Of section 1 or 2 here
of upon conviction thereof shall be
fined not exceeding $500 or impris-
oned not exceeding 60 days or both
such fine and Imprisonment as the
court may determine.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-10

Vienna, Feb. 10.--A glimpse into
the moral condition of the Austrian
press during the war is contained in
revelation in the Arbeiter ZAitung,
the Socialist paper, which prints the
secret contract between he former
Austrian Premier, Dr. Won Seydler
and he pan German deupty, Hummer,
regarding the foundation of an organ
ization to be known as the Press
Correspondence"
This institution was financed by DR..
Won Seydler with an. annual outlay
equivalent to $150,OOO and Of $1,000 to
hummer as salary. Hummer was also
made Privy Councillor and put In
the House of Lords. His duty was to
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-10
TO THE PUBLIC

We wish to mrorm the public that
the Fire Insurance companies Of o.
NJ. Eaton and w. d. Edwards have
consolidated their business into one
large Fire Insurance Company and
hereafter will be known as Eaton and
Edwards Fire Insurance Company,
and are doing business at the office
of the Eaton Iron Works in the Mum
Annex, Just south Of the First Nation
al Bank. We thank you for your
past business and solicit your future
business, and will assure prompt at
tention. We thank you.
S408 EATON & EDWARDS.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-10
Mlllers Antiseptic OIL. Known As
Snake Oil

win Positively Remove Pain In Three
Minutes
Try It right now for Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Lumbago, sore, stir and
swollen joints, pain in the head, back
and limbs, corns, bunions, etc. After
one application pain disappears as II
by magic.
A new remedy used internally and
externally for Coughs. Colds, Group,
Sore Throat, diptheria and Tonsilitis.
This oil is conceded to be the most
penetrating remedy known. It's
prompt and immediate effect In re.
lieving pain is due to the fact that
1t penetrates to the affected parts at
once. AS an illustration pour ten
drops on the thickest piece of sole
leather and 1t will penetrate this sub
stance through and through In three
minutes.
Accept no substitute. This great
oil is golden red color only. Every
bottle guaranteed; soc, 60c. and 800
a bottle or money refunded at Red
Cross Pharmacy, Lakeland. Fla.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-10
NO TINE TO GRUMBLE

came from Ohio to old St. Pe'e
10 warm my body and wife's cold zee!
They told me the sunshine's golden
glow
Was better for me than the win'f'
snow.
That rheumatism and pneumonia 100
Would never get me as 1t used TO &c
But what found, as I entered LOWE
I thought was enough to deserve
frown.
The sun was hidden; It was chilly
And to tell you the truth, fel; quite
blue,
But q letter that day from the boy OF
the farm,
Said he was trying to keep the stocf
from harm,
The snow was piled full three Iee'
deep,
And twas mighty hard on my flock o.
sheep.
The mercury has tumbled clear ou'
of sight;
ooh, Dad" he said, we're In awful
plight"
So l opened my eyes and looked
around,
And, 10, l saw roses red and sound
And other flowers so bright and gay
Lift up their heads and seem to say
what ii there are some days OF rain
Some Of sorrow and some of pain
Tho sun will be all the brighter tt
you,
IF you'll just wake up and broade,
your view.
Think of the morrow with its colder
sun,
And know 1t was thus since the worl(
begun.
For a letter that day from the boy al
homo,
Told me that zero weather had come
That the wintry winds were bowling
round
And the snow had covered the frozeI
ground.
Thank your stars you're away fron
this,
Be happy down there in the sun
shines kiss.
We're inclined to grumble, kick anG
scold,
If a northern wind let's In the cold
We forget the stretches Of dreary
days,
When we'd never a glimpse Of the
suns bright rays:
When all the north was q frozer
sheet;
Torn by the winds and the cutting
sleet:
When a step to the door sent a chill
to the bone,
And babe us not venture away from
our home.
And this we forget, when the sur
don't shine,
And begin to shiver, kick and whine;
But a letter today from my boy al
home,
Told that the Zero weather had come
Clouds and darkness were lowering
round.
And the snow had covered the frozer
ground,
So now, do you think we ought t.
scold,
At a day or two Of st. Pete's cold
Rambler in st. Petersburg Inde
pendent.
- -------.----------------.---
furnish, free, telephons and telegraph
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1919-02-10

furnish, free, telephons and telegraph
articles, matrices and newspaper pro-
paganda to the Austrian press and 1t
was in general gladly accepted
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-08-07
JULEB()RG L0N
10 LODGE POLE
LAST SUNDAY

The Julesburg Cubs met their see-
md defeat Of the season at the hands
At the Lodge Pole base ball club At
tie local ball grounds last Sunday
sftsznoon, the final score being 1 to
2 In favor Of the Nebsaska athletes.
We could enumerats several rea.
sons Why the game Vas lost by the
locals, but why try 70 prove an alibi
tho Lodge Pole boys played good
ball from the start and were euti-
tied to victory. Brian w,s hit quite
freely, and the ball was placed where
1t was hard to get hold Of, although
fwomey. Julesburg's star center
fielder made some sensational rum
ning catches, thus robbing the Lodge
Pole athletes from = larger number
Of safe swats.
The game started out by both sides
registering goose eggs for the first
three innings. But in the first half
Of the fourth the fireworks COM
menced, Lodge Pole pushing two
men over the home plate for two
scores. The Cubs endeavored to turn
the trick, but were foiled in the at
tempt. Hannah, the Lodge Pole
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-08-07
SUNNAlY
FOUR RUSSIANS ARRESTED
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT

A fight between Russians occurred
last Sunday night on the Lincoln
Highway east Of Sedgwick, and ~ .
result Jacob Krantz. who lives on
the Weston farm near Sedgwick, has
been in a serious condition from in
juries sustained on the head, arms
and hips.
DR.. F. G. Dutton has been attend
ing the injured man, and reports
that unless internal injuries develop,
Krantz will recover. Sheriff Hum
berstone arrested Joe Schmidt, Rus
sian. Monday morning and brought
him to Julesburg where he was placed
in the coonty Jail. Tuesday morning
Sheriff Thunderstorm arrested three
more Russians, Jake Pkeiffer and
two sons, they also being lodged in
the county Jail.
A hearing will be held later, the
authorities awaiting the development
of the condition of the injured man.
1t appears that Krantz was assaulted
by more than one man, he being TAX
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-08-07

toisiae vas Diashlag So ~. snl
bsing ssessisl sDaaaAA supDsst -
bis taaAns4ss. Julasbskg ~ 1sEiF.
d h IL teWtA Vith aAstAsg 0sass
Lodge Pels again Started tAiaes q
going in tie ssvsnth ianing. Costly e.
rors bsing nsds b tie Cshs. vhieA
gave the visitors two msRs rms.
making the seers stand I to.
The Cubs were unable to sslve
Hannah's delivery until in tAe ni.tA
when in . batting rally they wsse abSs
to secure two scores, but not ssffi-
cient to tie the score; they had ee0s
to themselves too late and ths We
tory belonged to tie Lodge Pole az
gregatioa-
Following Is . box score and sum-
mary of the Gsm0:
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1919-08-07
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Asgvst le-Jslsh8g ~ Lsdos
Fsls ct Led0s Hsla
AuGust l7-Noeth Plstts ~ Julae-
burg st JulasbHH.
Aag1st 3]-Julssburg ~. HstEse q
POt1o4.
Aug1st ol-Julesburg ". Moth
Piatts at NSeth pistte.
Games won by Julesburg Cubs, 3;
games lost :.