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Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-10

. Poklekne pred MO in Sc je
.oklene okoli njenega vitkega te-
lesa. Njegove temne oci jo gle
dajo prosece, vzdihujoce.
zalostno in resno ga gleda
Maria in ravno tako zalostno
in resno mu rece:
- Pogum, moi dragi, "a to
bi imela, kajti nicesar nimam
vec izgubiti. Toda ii - ii niti
ne yes, kaj govoris - pomisli,
kdo 81 ii! Kaj vse bos zavrgel!
Imas otroka, "a katerega mo-
ras skrbeti - in potem, Wolf,
ko slednjic mine cas-, kaj imas
potem? - Nikar dragi, cutim,
moja leta so steta. -
! Tesno jo stisne k sebi in ihte:
ME stresa njegovo telo. Nj bill
zmozen govoriti. Grlo mu je
bilo kot zadrgnjeno. Maria ga
memo gladi po laseh, v katerih
je bilo ze mnogo srebrnih niti
- Vidis Wolf, moran ii po'
vedati; vse moramo premisliti
Preteklo limo sem bila zelo boil
ma. Moi napori so bill preveliki
Po lett sem ozdravela, toda Sc
daj zopet cutim - hrepenim pt
pocitku - tako sem trudna
spala hi, spala - ne res, zda,
gres tudi ii in me pustis spati
ze davno je bio polnoc; Lac
spi tako sladko; zdaj me ne po
trebuje vec. Pogovorila sva Sc
to me je olajsalo. - Bod do
ber, bodi miren, moi dragi, ida
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-10

postarni gospel, XII je bila zelo
bogata, pa je zivela samotno v
majhni vasi. Postal sve dobri
prijateljici; ravnala je z menoj,
kot bi bila njena hci, ko nekega
dne - nenadoma prestane.
Dale, Maria, dalje; kaj
je bilo? - vprasa Wolf.
o, Wolf, - svoj obraz
skrije ma njegova prsa, - ne
morem povedati.
Strasna slutnja ga strese ;
dvigne njen zareci obraz in j
pogleda v njene solzne oci.
- Marija?
Maria prikima.
- Da, Wolf, bila sem obupa-
ma. Hotela sem umreti, toda nj
sem imela poguma. - Wolf, one
dneve strahu in bolesti ne BON
nikdar pozabila. - Prijateljica
mole matere je opazila mojo po.
trtost. Izprasevala je po vzro-
ku in pred njenimi nogami sem
j priznala vse. Kakor je bila
dobra, vendar nisem mislila
da me bo Sc hotela obdrzati in
re Sc mi je zdelo, da sem zavr.
zena ma cesto, pognana v ne
usmiljeni svet. Toda mesto tega
me ljubeznjivo dvigne in same
reee: - Ubogi, ubogi otrok! -
Wolf, smela sem pri njej ostati
Stala mi je oh strani kot matt
drugace hi bila cd obupa in bo
lecin umrla.
Wolf skoci na noge in magic
stopi k oknu. Tam stoji S &c
lom ma sipi. Kar mu je poveda
la, ga je globoko presunilo. Blee
kot zid Sc obrne, rekoc:
- In otrok, Marija? - six
ne skozi zobe.
- Je bill decek in je incl two
je poteze, tvoje ime, Wolf, -
praVi tho.
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-10

toda radi te tudi sprejmejo kot
privatno bolnisko streznico.
Wolf, otrok je bill moja edna
sreca. zivela sem samo zanj.
In cas-, ko sem mogla biti Z
MIN, mi je bilo najvecje razve-
drilo. Potem, Wolf, pa je pri-
sla zane strasna ura, najtezja
mojega zivljenja. Dobila sem
pismo z naznanilom, da je moi
zlati otrok nenadoma umrl.
Oh spominu ma smrt svojega
otroka zaihti in umolkne.
Wolf j memo gladi 'lase in
pravi:
Ubogo dekle in yes cas-
sama!
Solznih oci sc ore vanj in
pravi:
- Da, Wolf, sama! Prihra-
nj mi pripovedovanje mojih bo-
lecin. Edini moi zaklad ma sve-
tn mi je bill wet; in morala
sem molcati, sc nisem smela
pritozevati. Ko sem enkrat izgu.
biIa otroka, sem postala tina in
udana. Opustila sem vsako re.
ljo po sreci. Ure kot so bile te-
daj, ko sem hrepenela po lju.
bezni, po tebi, MISC vec prisle
Mole zivljenje je bilo zaprto v
majhni rakvi tam ma pokopali,
scu.
Maria sklene roki in skloni
glavo. V njenem obrazu je bila
TAXA bolecina in tako ginljiva
udanost, da je VOLTA pretreslo
- Maria, moja ljuba - in
mic nisem vedel tenn. Prime
jo "a ODE roki in jo stisne S ta'
ko silo, da Maria zavpije in mu
jih odtegne.
- Konec je kratek, Wolf
moi, - nadaljuje Maria. -
Stregla sem bolnikom pod ime'
nom sestra Konsuela do casa
ko sem po posredovanju moje
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-10

gospodinje prisla tu-sem ma XII
niko DIR. Omana. DR.. Kornelius
veckrat prihaja v Omanovo hi
SO prejsnji teden me je prosil,
da bi stregla nekemu otroku in
bill je tvoj Lazo.
- In tako sva sc zopet ma
sla, - pravi Wolf ginjen.
- Mogoce bi bilo boljse, da
Sc nisva nikdar vec videla; ce-
mu odpirati stare rane?
- Ne, Maria, tako ne; mo-
ralo je tako priti. o, Maria, bo-
di zopet moja kot nekdaj -bo-
diva zopet srecna med seboJ -
Zapusti ia poklic, ker te .je
Skoda.
- In tvoja gospa, Wolf?
- Maj gre, - pravi trdo. --
ze vec kot enkrat sem j dal ma
razpolago.
- Nikdar te ne bo pustila
ljubi te proved. Nikdar tt ne be
| dala svobode.
Wolf pa Sc j nagne k usesom
in potopi svoje lepe oci globo
ko v meme.
- Ali sc ne bi mogla k TENT
odlociti, Marija? Tudi midvs
imava pravico do srece, - Sc
pece v strasti ter 10 srcno oh
jane.
Maria pa ga memo odrine.
-. Pojdi Wolf, - pravi Ia
lostno in ocitajoce - pojdi
Ako nimas nobenega spostova
MIA do meme vec, da mi to re
ces, tedaj spostuj vsaj obleko
XII jo nosim.
i - Oprosti, Maria, - jo pro
81, - popolnoma sem il una
odkar te imam zopet. Vec n
vem, kaj je prav in kaj nj pray
Ali ne cults menoj? O, TAX
hladna 81, Marija; trpljenja svo
jega zakona tt ne morem po
, pisati. In zdaj 81 tukaj - bliz1
meme in vendar nedosegljiva
Maria, Sc enkrat, ali imas pc
gum It'll z menoj? zavoljo teb
> pustim vse, domovino, poklic
> - Kako te ljubim, Marija! Ko
: te JAZZ ljubim, nj Sc nikdo ljub
| svoje zene. q menoj mores ma
| praviti, kar hoees. samo pojt
: 2 menoj, bodi rnoja!
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-10

Wolf 10 privije k sebi, da 10
je bolelo.
Maria, moja ljuba - in
kje je? Zakaj mi nisi o tenn nj
kdar pisala?
zalostno zmaje Maria z gla-
vo. ~
- Da bi tebi delala tezko ST.
ce? Ne! Pred poldrugim letom
sem ga pokopala. Tukaj je ME-
gova slika! .
Ma prsih 81 odpre obleko in
izvlece sliko, XII predstavlja mad
vse lepega otroka, starega dive
do treh let. Magic zgrabi Wolf
sliko in jo dolgo opazuje. V ME-
govern obrazu so Sc gibale vse
zile. Nato pa sliko primerja S
specim otrokom, - da, bila sta
81 podobna, kot 81 morejo biti
podobni lie bratje. Globoko gi-
njen zakoplje svoj obraz v Ma
rijino narocje in bridko >joka.
Vsled ginjenosti Sc je tresel po
celem zivotu. Pomirljivo pa mu
Maria gladi kodraste lase.
- Maria, zakaj 81 moleala ?
- vzdihuje Wolf, - nisi imela
prav meni utajiti otroka, kajti
incl sem pravico do MEGA. O,
kako bi ga incl rad! Zdaj pa
je mrtev, ne da hi ga poznal.
Pusti mi vsaj sliko.
- Obdrzi jo, Wolf, jih imam
Sc vec. - Zakaj tt nisem pisa
la? Prvic sem Sc gospel, pri
kateri sem bila v sluzbi, popol-
noma predala, drugic pa sem
mislila, da 81 tt v svojem zako-
nu srecen in zadovoljen. Zaka,
bi tedaj rusila mir tvojega "a
kona? Hotela sem biti "a tebe
mrtva! In zdaj je prislo vse
drugace.
- Poslusaj deije. Gospa j
obdrzala otroka pri sebi in 81 Ga
je vtisnila v svoje srce. JAZZ SEN
morala delati in zasluziti, cetu
di je bilo malo. Toda sluzbo sen
morala imeti in 81 izbrati kal
poklic. Tako sem sla in Sc ma
ucila street bolnikom, da bi '
druzbi trpecih ljudi delala po
koro "a to, kar sem liz ljubezn
samo do enega pregresila. V sa
mostan nisem hotela stopiti
ker sem imela mad seboj greh
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-10

Zopet jo poljubi vroce in
strastno. Men obraz je zarel
pod njegovimi poljubi in v ME
govern objemu pozabi ma vse. Is
kreno so gledale njegove oci
njen obraz, ljubeznjivo il boza
lica, njene lase in j med tenn
pripoveduje, kako je pri-
slo do zaroke Gabrielle Ulri-
hovo; o onem nesrecnem vece-
ru ma pokopaliscu, ko je nasel
njen robec, o njegovi boleeini
zaradi ME in konecno o svojem
nesrecnem zakonu.
Otrok, Maria, je moja
edna tolazba v tenn zalostnem
zakonu. Ako ne hi incl otroka,
kdo We kaj bi bilo. Potem pa tu-
di, moja draga, me je grizlo
hrepenenje po tebi. Ako bi mi
samo enkrat dala kako zname-
ME, da 81 Sc pri zivljenju. -
Povej mi, prosim te, kako prav-
zaprav prides v to obleko? Ka..
je bilo teboj VISA ia leta?
Wolf, to je zalostna po'
vest. Oprosti mi - ga prosi.
Ne, ne, povej mi. Delezen
hocem biti tvojega trpljenja.
Kdo We, ako mama DO usoda Sc
kdaj naklonila tako uro.
Tesno oklenjena VOLTA pripo-
veduje pocasi in Wolf jo mno-
gokrat prekine S svojimi po-
ljubi.
- Pc svojem odhodu sem Sc
najprej odpeljala V Berlin in
sem tam prevzela rnesto vzgo-
jiteljice. V trgovino sal "a ne
kaj casa nisem hotela vec. Toda
gospodar je postal vsiljiv. "a
peljivo mi je obljubljal vse mo-
goce stvari, tako da nisem mo-
gla vec ostati v hisi. Tako sem
sla kot tovarisica k neki boil
Enakopravnost. [volume] (Cleveland, O.[Ohio]) 1918-1957, 1945-09-10
Petain's Final Exit

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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
Kaiser Wins
Patent Action

Henry ]. Kaiser Americas most
nous wartime Shipbuilder, to-
|y won exclusive rights to de.
ms and patent applications for
IL Astwar Kaiser automobile
d Oep Junior" under a con-
It decree signed in Federal
urt today by Judge Frank A.
lard.
The decree restrains Karl X.
ost OF 1877 Rhode Island, a De-
NJ engineer and designer, from
|hgning any rights 10 the de-
ms or inventions in connection
|th the cars, and enioins him
m disclosing any information
,arding them.
HARGER NOT NAMED
IA second engineer named In
|, original suit filed in 1914 by
iser, Rollln ". Harger OF 1895
AFFORD Lane, Crosse Pointe.
Q not named in the permanent
Junction because he has dis
lined any interest in the de.
ms.
Saiser's petition said the two
,ineers were employed by him
develop the cars, and said they
Il filed applications for three
ents. Kaiser said he had paid
filing fees for the patents,
KEEP WAR SECRETS
In connection with the restrain
order. the shipbuilder re-
,sted that the engineers be
oined from disclosing war pro-
|.tion secrets and their confiden-
relationships entered into In
rch, 1943.
he consent decree does not
Ny TO any automotive designs
inventions which ProSt may
70 developed prior 10 Nov. ],
|3,
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27

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Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
Churchill Grins
As She'll Misses

WITH THE ~. S. NINTH
ARMY EAST OF THE RHINE,
March 26 tINs)--PrIme Minister
Churchill crossed the northern
Rhine yesterday. despite Gen.
Eisenhower's disapproval, and had
a narrow escape when two Ger.
man shells exploded only so yards
from where he was standing i'm
mediately after reaching the east
bank.
BritAin's 70-yesr-old war leader
showed a. little concern over this
incident as any youthful combat
soldier among those who charged
into battle within his view. he
simply broke out with his well
known Churchillian smile and
kept putting on his equally well
known cigar.
Detroit evening times., 1945-03-27
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Evening star., 1945-06-15
Columbia Group
Hailed in Current
Offering Here
BY ELENA DE SAYN.

"Firefy," the latest musical pro-
duction by the Columbia Light Opera
Co., played since Wednesday at the
Roosevelt Auditorium, and given
there last night for the second time
belongs to the best and most elabo-
rate spectacles in the companys
repertoire.
Aside from colorful customing, al
ways carefully chosen by the man.
agement and one of it's features
since the company's inception, the
two leading characters of the oper-
eta, Joan Feole as Nina, and Otis
Lumpkin as Jack Travers, lent de-
cided professional touch to the per-
formance. Miss Feole, graceful and
vivacious, has a lovely resonant
voice, the carrying power of which
is well beyond the limits of the hall.
She possesses all the acumen neces-
sary to hold the interest and atten-
> tion of the spectators, as heroine
:. should.
1t was Mr.. Lumpkin's first public
appearance last night since his re-
turn to the United States from Tu-
nisia, where he was wounded. His
bearing and personality are those
of a man who is experienced in the
art of the stagecraft and is per-
fectly at home on the platform
Looking the part of Jack Travers,
the role he impersonated, he sang
with a naturalness which bespoke
talent. The tenor scored an indi-
vidual success with his chief aria,
"A Noman's Smile" in the second
act, which he sang with a well
mooulated voice of lyric timber,
equal to all demands placed upon it
by the music.
COME Kruger as Geraldine, Ker-
pert Propert as John Thurston,
Amelia Shorday as Sybil Van Dare
and Laure Leblanc as SuZette, were
we'll cast for the roles, enlivened by
their fresh and ringing voices. Kath-
leen Hillyer as Mrs. Oglesby, Robert
Royce, Will Jayo, Howard Moore,
Hilah Campbell, Charles Brookner,
Clinton Hemmings, Mayne R. Coe,
Grace Murray, Ellen Burtt and
Stanley Peterson contributed to the
ensemble.
Enthusiastic applause greeted the
second act as the curtain went up,
disclosing the interior of the Van
Dare Estate in Bermuda. The
chorus took more care to create the
illusion of an afternoon tea hour in
the scene and helped to enliven the
actioA of the play, which Jagged
in the first act. The amplification
left much to be desired. The per-
formance was under the able direc-
ton of Ethyl Manning, whose un-
tiring effort in this field contributes
much to the pleasure of the COM
munity. The company will repeat
the 'rFirefly" tonight and tomor-
row night.
Evening star., 1945-06-15
Private Killed in Germany
Awarded Honor Medal

By the Associated Press.
The Congressional Medal of Hon.
or was awarded posthumously yes
terday to Pvt. Robert T. Henry,
Greenville, Mass, Doughboy, who
lost his life knocking out five Ger
man machine-gun nests.
The 31-year-old infantryman's
lone charge, the citation said, en-
abled his platoon to overrun three
companies of German paratroopers
and seize 10 prisoners.
Pvt. Henry, armed only with a
rifle and grenades, volunteered to
make the assault against the Ger
man bunkers after the advance by
his company had been halted by
heavy fire from the five machine
guns near Luchem, Germany, last
December
Evening star., 1945-06-15
Births Reported
William and Connye Allen. girl

William and connys Allen: girl.
Robert and Nellie Balm, girl.
william and and Msrssret Asss aAstt Baxter oGa Girl.
Albert and Florence Buchanan. boy.
Henys enYsri ana s9d ans onns S9dg s6S boy
Wilfred and Sophie Carsel, boy. RI
Wilbur and Daphyne Cauble, boy.
William and Thelma childress, girl.
David and Violet Chisholm, boy
Albert and Kathryn Ciocone, girl.
George and Mary Coan, boy.
Joseph and Theresa coppoia. boy.
Morton and Martha Croy, boy.
William and Charlotte Davenport, girl
Otis and jeanette Deer, girl.
William and Florence .DeLorge, boy.
Samuel and Ellen Dooley. girl.
Joseph and Elizabeth DuBarry, boy.
John and Elizabeth Farrell, boy.
Harry and Lenora Fitzgerald, girl
Arthur and Marguerite Fogarty, girl.
Roger and Rosetta Cation, boy.
Herbert and Arvilla Gearing, girl.
Fred and Betty Gerring, boy.
James and Ruby Grey, girl.
John and Betty Halpin. girl.
George and Mary Harris, girl.
William and Louise Hart, girl.
William and Lois Heilman, girl.
Milton and Nan Hess. girl.
Herbert and Mary Howell, boy.
Raymond and Jean Hughes, boy.
Harold and Laura Jorgenson, girl
archie and Virginia Kennedy, boy.
Louis and Charlotte Kupper, boy.
Wendell and Kay LeFleur, girl.
Thomas and Lorraine Marchant, girl.
Jessie and Josephine Miller. boy.
Cornelius and Anne Moses, girl
Royal and Marilyn Moulton, boy.
Richard and Agnes Mullikin, girl.
Ronald and Ruth McGilvray, boy.
John and Nancy Nevitt, boys.
Horace and Evelyn Nickels, boy.
Richard and Hilda offutt, girl.
Albert and Edna Philipson, girl.
George and Dorothy Pickeral, boy.
Clifford and Marguerite Ringuette, girl.
Louis and Sarah Rose, boy:
Eugene and Elizabeth Rucchio, girl.
Valentine and Myra RusSack, girl.
Frederick and Hazel Russello, boy.
George and Janet Scarbro, girl.
Nicholas and Elsie Schlegel, boy.
Leonard and Jean Schutze, girl.
Edward and Sarah Smith, boy.
Cecil and Iris Smith. girl.
Jacob and Sally Sperling, boy.
Earl and Mary Stevens, boy.
Milton and Freema Sutton, girl
Clayton and De Rhua Swears, boy
William and Lily Taylor, girl.
Roger and Charlotte Taylor, girl.
Allen and Neva Thomas, girl.
Claude and Mariana Willis, boy.
Harry and Leila Wright, girl.
George and Mary Lauterbach, girl.
Daniel and Ethel Askew, girl.
Wesley and Janet Brown, girl.
James and Dorothy Chatman, girl.
RayT ond and Mary Christian girl.
Allen and Malvina Cook, boy.
Herman and Dorothy Crayton, boy.
Eddie and Zelena Cunningham, boy. q
Evening star., 1945-06-15
CuroI Bruce to Marry

MINNEAPOLIS, June Is P).-
Actress Carol Bruce, who gave her
true name as Shirley Levy, Is, New
York City, and Milton Nathanson
36, Minneapolis wholesale tobacco
executive, obtained marriage
license yesterday. They plan to
marry Sunday.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1945-11-08
? PIONEER ALASKAN
GuyTAF LUMDEAL
dies IN SEATTLE

The sad news has been received
here Of the death Of p Gustaf
Lundell, who succunbed to q heart
attack Yesterday in Seattle.
Lundell, who was bern in Sweden
in 1878, came to Alaska in 1908
and had made his home in the
Gastineau Channel area since that
time, until he went to Seattle
shout two years ago because Of i'll
health. IN the early days here, he
worked at the Ready Bullion Mine
and for the Treadwen Company,
thcn later for the Alaska Juneau
Gold Mining Company
re wos a member Of Silver Bow
Ledge, NO Al, LOOF, and Of
the Methodist Church.
Deceased is survived by one son,
Harry, Of Fairbanks, and four
daughters, Mrs William A. O'Neil
and MRS p. w. johnson, OF Seattle,
Mrs r. o. Mahan, Sacramento,
Calf, and Mrs, Phyllis L .Eadie,
Western Springs, III.
Funeral services are to be heid
Saturday in Seattle.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1945-11-08
Sweden SMILE
Aces Labelled
Professionals
Haegg, Anderson Among
is Swedish Trdtkmen
Barred as Amateurs

STOCKHOLM, NOV. 3--Arne M
dersson and Gunder Haegg, world
record holding Swedish runners, and
10 ether top-ranking Swedish track
stars. we're declared professionals TO-
day by the Swedish Athletic Associa-
ton, the newspaper Expressen said.
There YVES no official announce
ment as yet from the Association,
which has been conducting a sweep
ing investigation into the entire
Swedish track sstup.
Earlier, the Association announ-
ced finding that payments of fees
to top Swedish track stars by leading
sports clubs constituted a breach Of
amateur regulations and indicated
there would be disciplinary measures
AGAINST both clubs and performers.
A finding that Anderson is pro-
fessional would cancel his projected
trip to the United States for the in
door season this winter.
Swedish sports writer's said that
CHASING Haegg and Anderson as
professionals might also place some
OF their records in jeopardy.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1945-11-08
piTTyBURGHER Fed
up WITH ALL this
EXHIBITION STUFF
Conn Admits He Has Long
Way TO Go 10 Be Ready
for Louis Tile Mix
BY SKIPPER PATRICK

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 8 - Billy
Conn, the fancy boxing Irishman
from Pittsburgh, says he is con-
vinced that exhibition fighting is a
heck Of a poor way" to get in
condition for his championship bout
with Heavyweight King Joe Louis
next June.
That's why. he said after a
three-round appearance here last
night, he is quitting show off"
stuff in favor of serious training
for return engagement with the
Brown Bomber.
you can tell the world I'm
through with exhibitions" the
handsome ex-Army corporal de-
clared He had just trudged
through slow practice session
with Bearcat Jones. a sparring
specialist from Pittsburgh.
Fans don't realize it's only an
exhibition Conn explained. "They
expect me to show the same boxing
skill I used that night in 1941
when I boxed rings around Louis
fer IL rounds before I got care
less"
Overweight and not up to his
usual speed, Conn threw a few
fast hooks at the Bearcat in the
last minute of the exhibition, but
he admitted that he had a long
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1945-11-08
WORK, NOT
MIRACLE AHEAD
FOR TRIBESNEN
New Braves Boss Laying
Out Tough Pennani
Road Tor Boston

BOSTON, Nov. 8 - The Boston
Braves needed a baseball miracle
to win their last National League
pennant in 1914 but, Billy South
worth, their new manager, vows
they'll be able to thank hard work
for their next one.
"Pennant winners can't built
overnight and can't work mir
acles," Southworth said as he
signed a three-year contract that
provided him with the opportunity
that comes to a baseball manager
only once in his career"
II have my work cut cut for me
here but III be on the job % hours
day and I'm confident that even
tually ven reach our goal,a con-
tinued he who was one Of the
most successful managers in major
league history during his five fun
seasons with the St. Louis Cardi-
nails.
THE Braves have plenty eff week
spots. to be sure, but the club also
has many fine players and every
effort possible win be made to gain
added strength" Southworth added.
While announcing the signing q
Southworth to a three-year cen
tract, reported TO be fol- a $4,000
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E. F. WANN HERE
&. F.. Wann, engineer from Fair
banks, has arrived in town and is
registered at the Baranof Hotel
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LEAGUE BOWLING
at ELKS FRIDAY

Merchants League-miSed-bowl-
ing gees into its second session on
the Elks alleys tomorrow evening,
with Sabin's matched against Ju-
neau Drug and Butler-Mauro against
Henning's at 730 o'clock. At $50
o'clock. two more matches viii pit
the Harry Race threesome against
California Grocery and Coca Cola
Bottlers against Juneau Florists
The Sabin trio rolled off to an I'M
pressive start last Friday evening,
but with handicaps in effect from
now on, is likely to have trouble
maintaining its win streak.
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annual salary, President Lou Perrin
cf the Braves, said that money
would be no object in the search
for much-needed playing talent.
he intimated that he and his
stockholders, also wealthy con-
tractors, we're prepared to startle
baseball again and again with six
figure deals equal in magnitude to
the one that got them Pitcher
Mort Cooper from the Cardinals
last season.
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Sport Shorts

PINEHURST. N. c.. Nov. Am
unsung amateur, 1t. Cary Middlecoff
Of Memphis, scored his second sub
par round yesterday to lead the pro-
fessional aces, at the half way post
in the North and South open golf
tournament, with 139
While the first day leaders, Benny
Hogan and Denny Shute, blew them
selves off the pace with 74s, the "a
year-old Tennessean fired a three
under-par SO to go with his 10 of
Tuesday and grab a one-shot lead.
FRANKFURT, Germany, Nov. g..
The U. S. Army will conduct the
largest basketball tournament in his
tory with more than 1900 teams
scheduled to participate in the Eu-
ropean theatre of operations cham
picnships this winter.
NEW YORK, Nov 8.-The new
All-America pro football conference
is just about ready for action in
1916.
The roster of the new pigskin cir
cult was completed last night as the
eighth and remaining franchise was
awarded to Baltimore. Baltimore
stadium is being sought as the site
for games
The addition of Baltimore COM
pletes the eight-team league, as
franchises had already been given
to Chicago. Cleveland, Los Angeles.
San Francisco, Miami, Buffalo and
Brooklyn.
ANACONDA, Mont, Nov. 8.-Ken-
meth Routzahn returned from the
Northwestern Montana woods with
q viewpoint buck and a smile on
his face. But his companion, A. j.
Barney, was not quite as happy.
Routzahn bagged his deer on a
dead run with bow and arrow.
Barney toted a gun and didn't even
get shot!'