davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-02-01
ltnIcrc picIocprieIemc
15ilHmno.

8HibingtOn, .. 6. - 0as sin.
Der Bureau oe9 Sanoes.9lrbcitSOe.
partements bat ioebeu cine Stotiitif
peroifentliht. ser 3nfolgc cine iiber-
raideuo groBe 3abl inn 2anoe ge-
borene ain0er 2lnaIp1abeten iinO,
lno 5mar inebr auf Dem Qon0e ols
in ben Std0ten. Statiitifen aus )
'Staoten, IN oeuen 4in0erarbeit all
Der Eogesor6nung lift, 3eigen, oaB
1886 &in0ern i'm 9llter uon IA
bis t6 Sabren mcbr olS ser bierte
GbeiI nitbt imitanoe lit, oen ei9enen
gtanen ridtig gu Ieien o0er 3il
idreiben.
lleber 10 8rncent iin0 iiber Sen
/. 8roO in Ser Sdule nift binuu$.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-02-01

7as llnterbdus Der StaatsIe.
gisIatur pon MiIiiIiippi bat oos
Iruuenitimmred)ts 9(menoeInent sur
9uuoe5perfaiiung obgelebnt
lie 271 Qaiiagiere 0es 200
Neilen 6itli6 non 6aliior baoarirs
ten am. 9moes ransportoampfers
8onbntan" iiu0 oon Dem 1ofnpfer
,9Iortbcrn Eaciiic" on 9oro genom'
men uno in 0nbofen aelauoet NOR.
0en. Sfleppoanpier Ucriuden jeBt
oas @rad nod 0olifor III 6rjnaeH.
Eeuer 7crii0rte In ]taihni1e.
Tenn. Die Iruferei Ser Bonner
&nbliibina 60 Sta6eu St50,000.
Sin reaeIndbiger Quftihifi.
Gerfebr ioa mi'd,en oe- Shmei3,
8qrlia un0 2hme6eu eiuseridtet
neroer.
Gin Mnnoal5ioert6aoter In
lleI3eH bei 6onuoper atbt 6efaant
Dag Gintrittsforten mir All 50!Ge
.perfauit perbeu, BE ciu 5tHd 9eble
mitbrinsen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-02-01
2GncricaisiSci,c -SmItjss
pfle0e.

8aibinatOn, :. 6. - Die 9lnge.
borigen Don 4erionen, peIde beinl
Gaitlon0-lln0ltif im Chicago. 5IuB
ibr 2eben berIoren, t6nnen fcine
gntidd0igilng erloneen, bat Oos
8unoes Cbergeriht entidieoen, IN,
Dem e5 oeren 9lutrog ouf 9ti9tuner.
fennung Der 8rioritlt Der 9lnipriide
Der p@reat Safes Coming 60" ab-
mics.
Die Great Cafes Eopina 50.
bate nit 0eu Gigentbiimern oe3
2antpiers ngoItIano" einen Gon-
hoct }ur .pebing oe8 Campers abs
geidIoiier, meId)er lid ouf Sal ,589
belief. 9ieie 5urnme nuroe aus
oent 9}crfoui oes @rod8 er3ielt, 10
oaB augebIid feine 1rpeiteren 8eIoer
oorbonoen iin0, nm oen 9ln9ebori.
gen Der llmaefommenen gutihaoi8.
uu9en 3i 8ablen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-02-01

.unO Sooiet-3uBlano itnttfinoen per.
De, bis Gn9Iano uno 8rantreih Elm
@onoelSprogramm nieoergeIegt bot
ten, ourh ooS uerbinoert miro,
oaB @aaren, ole pon bier nah giuB-
lono geididt neroen. oeu 9olihe-
pifi in Die 9an0e fonen uno iiir
militariide 3pefe oerpenoet meroen
fonnten
@prmaridJ Der gplidciuifi bamert
an.
Son0Dn. Cine pom Souiet-
8auptauortier in 0iosfau ausge.
Ianote antIibe @tel0ung beiagt, onB
sic 9oIidepifi. Gritppen gliiabet9-
grab eingenomnen baben uno in
meitli6er Hidtung pormaridgren.
Cine meitere officieIle grfldrun8
Der Sopjet- -Ge9ierung mel0et, oaB
Die 9auerncorps Ser 9olidepifi in
ser @egeno bon 8oboo Die d]tneIiit]e
@ren3e erreidt baben
Gapitnlutipn CSeiia's crmartet.
SEM. - 7os rumdniide greBbu-
renu IN Bern bat erfabren, ooB 20,-
900 8oliAepifi- Gruppen, otsge3eih-
net beUuffnet uno nit 1Flng3eugen.
Mnihinengelpehren uno 8nnfs ans
geriiitet, in S6rBneite oon 0oeiia
iteben, uno oof 0ie GopituIotion Die
ier Staot tdalif) ermartet miro.
Soltidaf in 6Gnoen Der ..GOtbcn"
3ebal. Sine omtlihe gepei6e
ans D}o@fau meloet, oaB aoItidaf
un0 ieine 0tinitier iih in 2Srfutsf iu
6Gnoen Der 9oIihepifi befin0en.
Iie Stnot ieIbit lit ron ben Souiet
Iruppeu beiett moroen.
SanicnSe 6iterreidliid) nuaariidler
~8efOHaenen in Sibirirn nm.
gefommeu.
@cuf. Cine Iepeid,e aus Ma.
6iuoIlof on'S internatiopnle 5aupt-
quarter oe5 sotsen arcli}es in 8enT
teridltet, onB ron elmer balbeu Mil.
lion oiterreifliia5-ungari ariegs=
gefoa3ener oie in rHiiiIte E1n0e
fleler. uabe,u $4,000 in 5Ibiriert
Dem Ir0bus oOar Den gG6en erIe-
gen iino
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-02-01
Wilitarisuus.
Sllsemeine, swanssDeiie militGriidje
ansbiI6nns pom Senntsansidlnk
gnteebeifen. = GennOn's ameri-
eaniitrHnss.@Orlage I'M 8lenRm
oes Senats nnaenDmmen.

@nibingtOn, ,. 6. - Ser Sc,
nats- 2lusihuB fiir Seere5- -4ngele.
genbeiten biQigte am 0fontag NIT
8 gegen 3 Stimmen Ole 9eItim.
ntungen Der neuen 6eere5- 9prlage
betreffs obligatoriider miIitGriider
ausbiloune iiir aqe iungen 03an.
ner i'm aIter pon Is bis 5u 2t Sab
rem einihIieBlih, un0 bei6IoB Die
&orIage benz 8leuum sur 9lHnabme
Ill empfeblen.
9lmerieauiiirnnss.@sieb bum Scnat
an9enDmmen.
0tit SO gegen IA 5tin1nlen nurOe
am 0eontog im &lenum 0es 5enat8
Die aenpon'ide 2lmericaniiirungS-
8orlage angenonlmen, bie uoriiebt,
oaB iommtlife @Innnbuer ser Ser.
Staaten i'm after pon Is bis 5i 21
SSabren, io6eit lie nid)t f0rperIid
ooer geiitig untouglib iino, iopie
ollie i'm 2an0e mobnenOen 2lusIdn.
Der inn 9llter ppn lG bis gu 45 Sob.
rem, menn lie niht engliid) iprehen,
idreiben uno leien fonnen, minoe.
itenS 3meibuu0ert Stunoen iGbrlih
0ie S6uIe beiuhen miiiien.
3uangSSienit fUitct 1000 @illiOnem
i'm eritcn Sabr.
@ie ser 9(bgeor0nete 0ionoeQ,
S5ii6rer Der &epublicnner, im 9feprd.
icntantenbauie ertl1rte. Miro oie oq.
9cneine militdriide 3pmgSnu$bil.
blmg i'm eriten Sabre Dem 2on6e
cine N}iGior0e foiten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-02-01
Der SricNsnspertrae.

@aibinstou, ,. 6. - Die Inter
hanollmgeu 3lpiihen 0en beioen
@arteieu i'm Seuat uber eineu Gom-
promiB in oen 8ovbebaIten 5im Ser
taller 6rieoeuSuertrag, babcn nod
fetn 9leiuItot ge5eitigt. Senator
6ithcod ron Rebrasfa, Ser 8ort-
fiibrer Der 4omiuiitraiionaleutc int
9un0eSienat. Orobt oeu anntpf Dor
oas @lenum oes SenatS su bringeu.
9lrtifel 10 oeS .@ooeuant" im0
Oie 0Iouroe. Goctrin iil0 Die eiu5i8en
&llnete ijber sic man iicb uidlt 81 ei.
nigen 5lt fonuen iheiut.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-02-01
-9apan Iteut 1SeSinomlts
gen.

Yefiue. - Der iapaniicbe @eIono.
te. in 9eting bat Die dineiiihe 9ie-
gierung bennd]ridtigt, baB SSapan
oie fruberen oeutid]en 8ehte in
aioutidou, Dem 6rieoensoertrag ge-
mGB ongetreten babe, ober bereit let,
iiber Die 9iiif9abe oe8 4adtgebietS
5Ip oerhauoeln, penn China Dies
miinidle. SobaI0 9tbfonlmeu getroi-
len ieien, neroe Sopnn ioiort Die
9abnpohen BON Sbontltng 3uriid.
sieben. China bat nod feine 2lnt.
mort ertbeilt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-02-01

Berlin. Sn Der 0tontug- -92odt
mareu ale GegierunaSgebduoe in
Berlin militdriih ihorf beipaHt uno
ole beuohbortcn StroBeu tbeilmeiie
init 0rnbtuerbalcn obgeiperrt. "a
@eriidte inn llmloui mareu. Wonar-
diiten bdtten fiir oen G5eburtstag
oes ebemaligen aoiier5 einen 8utin
geplont. IS bieB ferner. @ebruli-
niiter 9to$fe bolte fiir Sen Rothiaa
meitere itorfe SruppeHmaIieu in
9ereititnit.
Bon omtIiher Seite lpur0e beitrit-
ten, oab man irgenoetma5 pon elmer
gepIanten Grbeburg miiie, uno Die
militdriideu @ioBregeIn mlrocn nit
oem 9lttentat begriluoet, ooS am
@outog auf HeidS. 6innn5nliuiitcr
sc. Gr3ber0er perlbt mur0e, Der ou.
bel einen Sd1B III Sic Sdulter er.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-02-01

gefomnen. uno iiber 80 9rocent be-
fanoen iih I'M 4. ooer einem nieori.
qeren @roo, OILS lie Die 56ule Der.
IieBen llngef1hr 3 8rocent crrcit-
ten Den s. @jrao, uno ungeidbr ein
,5hiiler aus bun0ert errei6tc Die
n3ohibuIe".
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-02-01
elmer @iIbert. 30 s,asre al

elmer @iIberf. 80 Sabre alt.
IN gtusteg0n, Giia. uu0 ieiu -
SATIRE alter Sobr. itorteH H1f Sem
SenuB BON ielbit8emaljtem @,er
(3eaen oie 5io0t Ghicogo iito
in Ber6inbunq mii 0eu #of'crfyc
rpaGer 0Om IesteH CONNER a-
oeneri1bflageH jB Der (3e'amHt35ae
0cn $1,0000OO oa51aee asa45
noroen
Iic r3iiiiae goIidep.HGe
9igrlmg Seuins crunnute eiGc Trait
angelicl gaiofaH0lD III ihrer oiFl1.
matDfcn GcrtretcriH IN 3ta.'eH.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-02-01

6rml Ridlar0 Barton 80 Sab
re alt, in 8oosuortb. 81, Tfiir,te
In etnen ltubeoedten grunneu unO
ertrnnf.
Su elmer Der 0auptitroBen
ron dublin nuroc Der 6iIis goIi3ei.
couuniiIor Heomouo erfhoiieu uno
II Edurle5 puroe ein Eonitobler
bird eiueu 5hub idlper uerIest
1os 0oinan 6otcI iu Cetroit.
9lAd., pnr6e card 1Seuer terfi6rt
a,u Oen Eriimnera Duroe Die 9qihe
eines pu6etaHntcu 82annes aeiltn.
oen.
9laImeop unS Gugen, Sic / 2.
ron GeutidI1no uunettirt nurSen
iehen iebt aenldB oem 7Frie0ensner.
trds. mieeer u0aig uuter belaiider
3erriaaft,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-02-01
Giicnbabncr uerOeu unaebnlbia.

GleDelanS, :. - Die 9riioerihc't
Der 9a6n5ug. angeiteIlteu, Die un1e.
i1br 100000 9}itgIieoer 3abIt, bat
t5eneroloirector 6ines um cine BE-
Itiun1te 2lntmort Der 9unoes Balm.
perpoltltng ntf Oie 2obnior0erlrnt
ser 4ngeiteQten (lmgefdbr 40 Bro.
cent i'm Gurhidnitt) eriltdt. Die
Toroerlrngen moreu am 81. oSuli D.
s.. 8rdiioent 29iIion mnterbreitet
poroen, ser oomoIs Die 2eute er.
inht bate, cine yongemeIIene" Belt
nod su marten. bis 0ie Regieritng
SeIegenbeit gebobt babe. 0ie soften
ser 2ebensbaItling bern63uicbeu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-02-01
OeutfctlaiIS bittet ann
IltilSs.

8aris. Sn elmer Note an
Die Gntcnte erindjt Die oentidle
Geidlsresiernns nm Ser,idlt
nnf Die glnsfiibrnng pon 9lrti.
tel 22S Oes Seriaillcr Sertrngs
betreffs 9Iusliefsrnna oentidlsr
Staatsaugel0riacr, gegen Die
OOn Der Gntrnte i'm 3niammen-
bang NIT DER Srirgfabrmne
Nntlagen erbuben lueroen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-02-01
Die GriesSgeminuler idjlimmcr ais
y&otbe".
@crriiffr 8ci6er.

qOnSon. 5eit ieiner Giidfebr
pon 9Imerico gcben Dem 4}rince
of @ole5 mo6entIid rluo $1,000
9riefe 1l, 0artnter nicle tauienO
2icbesbrieie pon unericoniihen
@dohen mo ourdidnittlih milt0e.
items Elm 6eiratbsantroa per 8ag.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-02-01
Gin l1ltimatnnl
Qenin' &.

8affenItillitanO SOrbeOinsnng snr
gSieOeranfnabme oes .6anSelS nit
HuelaH0. - &Ormnridl Der Boil
laeiuIfi oanert an. - Sbsiia pOr
oem Saa
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-02-01

gum 15 December erbdltlid maeu,
ginaeu MIR t2 i'm 3reis 3uriif mo
10 blieben itQtioudr.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-02-01

Trae trsnslstiou iisi WITH tae postmaster AZ
hi'~aukss, Jan g $40 as repaired by
he sct OF October 9. AL
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-02-01
GOmnlnniiteu=
Yartci gcIdtet.

9Iae Observation-Disclosures iinS ~
Oepurtiren. 9lrbcitSininiiter er.
Hart, Dem &arteiprugramm ee.
ndR, luerSe geipaltidmcr Stmrs
Der 8egiernug aRgcitrebt. - 9as
0eiet, ertldrt Der Senator, IaIIe
ibm feinc gSn6l.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-02-01

Ter TluB Sbannou oeruriadlt
IN ,JrIouo ueberidJwemp1uugen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-02-01
Uiaiitnproteit gegeu 2InSlieicrung
Sentidler.

Berlin. s5m Circus guif in
Berlin mitroe am l5onntog.gl6eu0
pOn patrtotiiheu @eieaid1nfteu cine
Notwithstanding ob9cbolten olS
Qroteit aegeu bic 3ped5 9roceiiirung
ron Den 2laiirten geIoroerte }lu5lic.
ierung oeutifer HegeHteu mo Cfiis
ciere Gine arobe Peuifcnmengc
ion6 ijb eiu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-02-01

True translation filed with the postmaster at
Milwaukee, Jan 20. % 20 as vslprei by
4sa acr r, ttcto,.,- & ,atr
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-02-01

True translation tilsd with tue postmaster at
AilEaukss, Jan g. 1890. as required BY
the act of Octobsy g. lsf7
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-02-01
Serlin ltnter
SrnppcnidnB.

Sdarfe militariidlc @afnahmcu in
Der 9ieidlsbanptitaot. - Strafeu
geiperrt nnb uuu SrmppCn be-
luadt. - 8eriid)te bon einem &C.
pldnten MunardJiitsn.&ntidl. 49,
6inan3miniiter Gr5berser bel ei-
nem gltteutnt perlunnoct.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-02-01

True translation alsi with tAs postmaster
at Milwaukss, Jan, %, ts % as requirsd by
the act of October D. 1917.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-02-01

gSaibiueton, .. 6. - 9lrbeitsie.
cretar ". z. Giliou BAT entidieben.
0oB nob Dem 8eieb aae 9}itqlieoer
ser Gonunuuilten 9artei, Ole feine
Siirger iiuo. Oeportirt mer0en milf.
fen. Sccretor 28ilion citirt in ieiner
GntideiOina oie @Iattform uno 9e.
'hliille oer Gommrniiteu 8ortei, aus
Oenen tlor berpor9ebt, ooB ole 8ar.
tel sen gcpaltiamen ltmihtr5 ser
9iegicrlmg eritrebt S5n oen citirten
@eldiiiien miro often geilat, Dab Die
4artei Die porlameutdriitha 8etbei.
li9una MIR ais 2(aitatioHsluittel fiir
Den gcmaItIoucn (luihr3 betradtet,
ebeuio 5treif5. 3as Ginman0e.
ruups9eieb POM ). 5ebruar 1917
nliiiie oahcr nui ole au9lduoiidlen
2}itglic0cr ser Gommuuiileupartei
IougeweuoCt per0eu.
Sine Oeritcftc 9ritif.
Gum SdGB ieiner Gutideiouna
crIaubt iih Secretdr g&iIiou oie fol.
Qenoe ueritette atitit.
,g5 lit uiht Sahe 0e$ ArbeitsIe.
cretdra, dmtid eiu llrtbcil 0uriiber
5u idaen ob ser GonqreB rpeiie bau-
oeIte, ais er Elm ipIbes 8cieb erIieB,
unO o6 Die comnumutiide 8artei
meiIe banoclte, ais lie ole uprlieaen.
oen Sbatiahen i6ui. Ga lit 6ie
8iIiht oes 9(rbeitsiccretGrS, geies
uno Ihatiaheu 10 81 uebnen, mie
er iie rorfinoet 1csboIb lit er per.
.pflidtct, oae Ircnoen. sic W1italie.
Der oieier 8nrtei iino, ieitunebmen
.uu0 }u 0ebortiren."
Die GriesSaeuinuIer idllimmcr als
yGOtbe".
8nIgiuston, .. 6. Senator
aapper bon aonIa5 belt i'm 5cnat
eiue 9(eoe, IN 0er er naiiir eintr0t,
Dab sic arieg5geminnIer ms 3udlt.
bou5 gcitedt meroen iolten. Sic
ieien acid9rlidcr ais Die .8ot6cn".
Ioatc er. gr beiiirmoriete 5f|abe
sur 9eiHaiimq Der .Groiitihueine@,
lpie er iie uomte. lno empinhl oen
Goniunlenten iicb III oraantiiren ms
0ic A}lldlcrer 81 boncotten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-02-01

True transiationtilsa vita "a, postnasEs, at
Milwaukee, Jan % 10 % As required By
he .rf ,f o. ..t.-
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-02-01

True translation tilei with the Postmaster st
Milwaukee Jan. % ts29, "a required by the
Act OF october S. 1917
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-02-01

True Esusiadoa ssl vita sle postmaster 1t
Mnwaukss Jan. 80 70 20 as rsgaIssi oy tue
aet OF October d. lsIl
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-02-01
7ro6ung Der Gnteute.

Dos Giiener 1oae6latt" nil mil,
len, 6ie GnteHte babe Der 0eutihen
Regieritng 81 neritehen gegeben,
meHn glrbeiterfrapo0e uno @rheb.
urgeu peiter giu9en, miir5e iie bic
2ieferung bon 9ebensmitteln nad
Gcutid)ldno einiteQen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1920-02-01

belt, a6er nicbt idper uerleBt muroe.
Cine am Niontog- abeno DeroHent.
Iidte Proclamation ipriht duBerite
gntriiihlng iiber 0en 9lttcntot9 g}er-
iu6 gegen Gr5berger aus. ,5n ocriel.
ben miro bic 6oifnuug au9geipro-
den, Die Ibot moge oas BubIiclnn
auiriitteln, uno es miro Se0ermaun
Sdut gegcn @clpoltt6dtigfeitell ut.
gciihert.
Der Attentdter. Der oui @3bert
ger 3nci SdluIie obfeuerte, bon oe.
men elmer troi, lit Elm iunaer Stl-
bent, oeiien @ltern in Dem 8orort
5teglib mobnen: er mar BEL 2(us
bruh 0cS ariegs inn @punoiiun,
trat ais ariegsireimiai9er Elm ln0
fam oils 2eutnant ans 0em 5clOe }u-
rid. 9or Der l6at ihricb Der iungc
Monn einen grief an ieiue @ltern,
in Dem er 0ieieu erflGrt, er han0le
aus pntrotiitbeu Qepe9griin0en.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-10
AUTO PILOTS ANX|OUSFOR "DOPE"
 IN Fl PASO-PHOENIX ROAD RACE

Pope Hartford cars ready for the race. Hoyt will pilot one machine and Gailbraith will probably drive the other Medlar ear. Hoyt also finished in the money last year.
 The NJ and M. Welding company will enter a Stutz Bearcat if the plans carry out. The NJ. and NJ. car looks like d formidable contender for first money.
 Charlie GoIdthrop will enter Dodge racer in the motor classic. The Dodge was the big surprise of last year s race.
 John Cabinetti is also planning on entering Dodge in the road race
 The Overland company is building a racer to compete in the cross country race. The Overland track car was one of the fastest machines ever entered al the State fair grounds.
 Hugh Miller, veteran pilot of the El Paso- Phoenix race, will tune the old Pope for the 1920 race.
 Two Buick cars are undergoing a few changes at expert hands for the road race. The Buick was the unfor- tunate car in last years race, but the machines to be entered this year look good for the finish.
 Ed Rudolph of the Ford agency in Phoenix. is stripping a Ford to give the boys a scare. The little Ford en- tered from Globe last year was an ideal car for road racing from the outsiders point of view, but for some reason. unknown to the ordinary lay man. the Ford failed to make the first lay-over station. Rudolph has a car
Arizona republican., 1920-09-10

Where is the State fair automobile race committee and what is the status of the Pass City Phoenix auto race for the 1920 fair2
 The Fl Phoenix road race is known from coast to coast as the great southwest motor classic and the auto bugs are getting uneasy on ac- count Of the failure of the fair com mfttee to make any definite announce ment for the coming fair week.
 Twenty cars are being built in this state alone for entry in the road race, if the event is held this year. The race is one of a big events of State fair week and the motor fans are craving for a revival of the auto marathon. If you think interest in the road race is not boiling, look over the list of machines being built for the annual event:
 Glenn Thomas. one Of the best known drivers in the southwest. is building a Stutz Six, one of the very few six cylinder cars manufac blred by the Stutz Motor Car company Glenn has a nifty looking ear built for road racing exclusively and a machine that should stand up well on any kind of road.
 Jimmy Thomas. brother of Glenn, and winner of several track races on the fair grounds track, is tuning up q Roamer- Deusenburg to enter in the road race. Jimmy finished in the money last year and the track race always finds him calling for his split at the finish
 Hoyt Medler of Globe has two
Arizona republican., 1920-09-10
MORALES PROMOTER
 JAILED WHEN FIGHT
 ID FINISH FIzzEESS
The King of France with 1000 men

The King of France with 1000 men
 Marched up the hill and down again.
 This about describes the plight of those fistic fans who marched to the Hidalgo theater in Nogales. Sonora. Sunday night expecting to see a finish fight between Harry Mansen and Ralph Lincoln.
 Mansell broke up the snow by refus- ing to fight because there was not enough, as he said money in the ticket office to warrant his making good with the nearly l. 900 people who gathered to see the match. Soon after his refusal, he and his manager fled to safety across the line. They avoided going to jail in Nogales. Sonora. Promoter Krupp sought sanctuary with him on this side.
 When the delay Of the opening of the fight began to raise d row among the waiting audience Charley Fowler amour ced from the ring that the pro- motors of the bout. Bob White and Frank Krupp. said there were but S700 in the boxoffice. not enough to pay the fighters and made a count of the people.
 Mayor Figueroa then counted the boxoffice money and said he found s925. By this time. Mansell had wisely fled as the crowd and Nogales off cials were looking for him. Had they caught him and he refused to fight, it was stated he would have gone to jail to join Bob White, fight promoter. who is under arrest awaiting the refunding of the balance of the money for the tickets sold
 When the crowd refused to stand for a 10-round bout between Mansell and Lincoln. it was announced the money would be refunded. Some were fortu- nate enough to get it back Others were told manana because there was not enough cash on Land to pay back all tickets presented.
 On order of Mayor Figueroa. White was jailed. It is understood Gov. Bor- quez has ordered him kept there until the money necessary to pay ticket re- funds is rustled. The fight was held under a license from the State of So- nora
 It was the most complete fistic fiasco ever seen in this section of the country. Lincoln went six rounds in an exhi- | bition with Theda Bara to show his willngness to make good on the fight. Manseil turned the public down cold. He claims to be bantam champion of England He'd better go back.-No- gales Herald.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-10
pAsslNc OF THE PIPE

It is not only Sir Robert Baden Powell of England who regrets to see the younger generation almost wholly given over to the cigarette. Pipe makers in this country have remarked the Iessenfng demand for their product for about five years they say, and some of them are inclined to blame it on the war.
 The cigarettes virtues are told in big type on every billboard. But few there are to sing the song of rare con-. tentment when the old stove is packed and drawing and aEght.
 Indeed the tobacco men themselves have seemed to sense the difference their cigarette appeals are to youth, their pipe appeals to middle age.
 A man can't grow friendly with cigarette-there is something flip and impersonal about it. And if the new and increasing flock of smokers is go- ing to ignore the pipe how likely are the solid joys of meditation that 1t of fers to be forgotten in a generation.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-10
INDIANS CUT LOOSE
 AGAINST TANKS AND
 TAKE OPENING CAME
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CLENELAND, sept. y-IIeVeIanu won the first game of the series with New York, driving Quinn and Mog- ridge from the box, Collins being taken out because he hurt himself sliding to second base.
 New York took a lead of two runs in the first half of the first inning, but Cleveland tied it up in the second. New York again went to the front in the third and Cleveland tied it again in the fourth. Johnston stole home in the fifth when Cleveland clnched the game Ruth made his forty seventh home run drive over the right field wall in the third. The score:
Arizona republican., 1920-09-10
SENATORS TAKE TWO
 FROM LOWLY BROWNS
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 ST. LOUIS, Sept 9-Washington de- feated St. Louis twice. The visitors won the first game with a rally in the twelfth. when they scored three runs Shaw held the locals to five hits in the second contest which Ruths home run decided in the ninth. The score: First game Washington 010 100 010 o03-6 II 0 St Louis . 900 002 O1O 002-5 Il 1 Erickson. Zachary and Charity; So- thoron and Severeid.
 Second game Washington ooo o1o oo1-2 Q St. Louis ...... 900 001 000--f 5 0 Shaw and Torres; Bayne and Bill ings.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-10
And Along Came
 RUTH

this year which he says will go the limit for speed and endurance.
 With the drivers keyed to the high est pitch of enthusiasm and the mo- toring public keen for the big race, it is very probable that some action will be taken at an early date to ascertain whether or not the race will be held again this year. It is rumored in local auto circles that Fl Paso has already subscribed s4,000 for the race and the towns along the route will make up big part of the purse.
Arizona republican., 1920-09-10
ALEXANDER WINS HIS OWN GAME WITH STICK
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 NEW YORK. Sept. 9.-Masterly pitching and a timely hit by Alexander enabled Chicago to defeat New York. The Giants failed to get hit until the sixth Douglas. pitched we'll but in the seventh a hit by Paskert and Ban croft's errcr on Deals grounder put the Cubs in position to win. Both run ners scored on Alexander's hit to right. Score: R. H. E. Chicago ........ COG OO1 200-3 8 3 New York coo poo 20o-2 2
 Batteries: Alexander and O'FarrelI Douglas, Nehf and Smith.