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Evening sentinel, Friday, July 12, 1918 · page 9

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AFER Bill PLAYERSI

 

Perritt, Johnston‘ and My:

 

 

Kfimhe Snmmoned “1

Work or Fight Order “ '

PIT’BSfiUBG, July 1‘2.—-'Poil Perl-lit. ‘
pitcher of the Giants. was yesterday
notified by the local boards at shrew
port. La, to appear before that body
on July 20 tot-“a bearing on.hla_,.etittr:e
umber the “work or fight" order. t 5‘ t the Polo mm . yesterday that {10
the New“ “‘ ‘9”? “km to ““1““ a to... hung: at... to.‘ do this
John hruce. secretary'of the Nffiong'223n. They 5h)“. wt the i
coflfm; drop o; 2.31m... “it“ Me 109% =5 ”or e17 to e the
an ' > u». .‘ l
affidavit form. This appealvwlil be
forwarded to the Shreveport wrd and ‘
it may not be necessary for Perrfit‘
to appear in person before the board;

 

The Cleveland Indians did somethinal

job being mainly done by Stanley Covo'
the premises who wne able to to}

time, to say noth of pi i a
Peri-lit has two children adds new final” of fungal gift“ fixings“
i“ 0"“ 1A 0‘ ““3 13"“ :men that. had them. main; around
Third Baseman William McKecbnie like a man in the d “k
of the "’Pitt 0% hWnals received al
similar sumn‘l s from his board here,

.der was issued. “He declared he will;
then. At pnebnt he is in Class 1A.

J. :mston was ordered to report to iontown Speedway on July 13'

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the Chgtlanooga dram board at 93
o'clock" today. He talked with the
chairman of the Chattanooga board
over the long distance telephone yes-
terday afternoon and as‘ked’that his
case be transferred to a draft. board
here. This was refused. but. Ibhuslon
was well permission to remain with
the Robins one more week.
‘ Unless an crucial verdict of. the neon. sevenecn consecutive venrs
work or tight order is made by the racing and has had all sortstof pecul-
: authorities in Washington in the mean-\ iar and hair-raising. experiences.
._ time Johnston will have to go to gm". .
Chattanooga and plead his case before ldflelduis at present the holder Olin
his localmoard next week. . . \ . t"
S 13mm ”m" cm’ mrsaolrvxeemee
t. . UIS, ,Mo. July 12,—Rogers ' '-> * ..
Hon-nub» shortstop 'of the St. LouieI The lntermity «series. which wllII‘der
Nationa ,, M3811 8 team, who has beenme who ~[the champions of this city
ordered“)! hls‘local digit board to suit are, between the Norwalh Tire & Bub-
basebah nd engagein an essential as. , e . , , . 7"
cuptlop. or be shifted from Clea 3A tog" “:1 SM“ 3‘5 finisugement Park Sun-
1A in the "work or tight." order. had. 35’ a lemon; at ' ' ‘
appealedthe case .to the districtapj' That)?!” (tableau) “apnea?“-
penis board. . . sideru y siren cued When on
1, Burnaby wired ““8 in 'of a couple of the All Stamford limb
ormation to Branch Rickey. president

of the local'ciub, yesterday.

cided to quit. the racing game.

still actively engaged in. autpmoblle

practically ever since it became a:
sport. and has madea record which

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contested that bum been held in" N01:-
walltln years. The Lockinods' line-
up;.wlll remain practically. _the some
undonome rattling good~_games or
mooted as both teams are about/rev
:uiatéhod nnd it will be ejcase, W11

the best team, wins.

Locmyeoos un.uonwstx..rlnss
In a contest that prom 33o be a
thrillery the hermit: Ti "s whom
buts with, the .Dockwoods other Park
Sundays. ‘ "
The pockwoods have, been playing
gonsisteptabpll thiapoason and as. the .
. res a .. Tree ~
‘ u. ”r it: W
. battle 0 d ubt ‘su ul “ . ‘ .- W
m: til'gafit .fimggudbo‘; duh’l'im‘ none ISLAND FLYING FIELDS
hard addalso thefans of the town the. PLACED UNDERONEKHEM
manage”! Olen"? 0“le 'want to ,con-i .,.fiEMP8TEAD, L. 1.. July 12,—«lthan
Vince the public as to who has the.
best team...apd.hai’e arrangeda series fields otLoas Island underone stiller-
of games $0 decidetbe championfllin vision. These will be under the com.
of the Romance. ‘ . Inland of Major C. K. Rhinehart. who

The Tires have greatly strongman. will have his headquarters on the He.-

" ‘ed their loan! and ordiécnfldeptiof vlc-f zelhursttFieid at Mlneola, which will
torv. wflllle .with thefiliuezup‘ thedown be.converted_ into alarcerepair camp.

town We have thaNorwnllts wllihave Flyed‘d will operate on deldsnovv.

to travel some. ' h i being laid out at Babylon. Comac. on

) Volk'wiil in allbl‘gbability.’ shoot the eastern end of Longflleland. and

 

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them over for .tbe,.Loctwoods. with Wantagh on the southshore oijNeesau 1

either Neubar or Crank ontb'e receiv- country.

decided as pebblzo will compdselfltbe supervision of all flying operations.
uptown, nine. but Mounties Riley is Captain John S. ‘Phlpps. theoneftlme
losing potlntein securing the best he ,polo stanwhohas alsodevelopednnto
can get. ‘ _ _ * 7a dyer of ability, is the‘ executive. elli-

Gameto be culled=at-8:30 sharp.

 

 

Major Robert D, Wrenn, formerly. ten-
lnls champion. will command the Mini
able. Pitcher Called by cola field. His adJutnnt is Lieutenant
‘ ‘ Dra’ft Board John D. McKee. ‘The adjutants for the

P01 Perritt. W110 i5 ‘;.§b°.“t the (”fly PI‘OVisionaI Wing are Lieutenant}! B
reliable boxman Manager MoGraw has" Peters and J,‘ J‘ Gambs Lieutenant. A.
. «left on the Giants, has been notified by 1‘- Clarke is the persoiial r e r e septa:

his local draft board; at Shreveportlme 0f;Major Rinehart " p '

La. to appear and.show cpuseflhl‘hef m '

‘ ‘should not engage iness tial‘employ" " M > . . - ‘.-'
. ment under Provost Gengimowder's NIGHT OPERAron-ALL IN

- “work or fight' tinder. The onlyshope
that Perritt may be permitted to mail.
is a favorable decision on 'the...«Rngl'
. ~ ‘prnsby case, which is now before tb
‘ officials at Washington.
-‘ . Third baseman gBill ~M'eKechnie of
che Pittsburgh Club has also rectified

a similar summons from hinudral'

board in Plttitbill'fih.

GlANTS‘ MAV:- LOSE PERRITT
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Yinol, Madmfllm L‘Feel .. Batter. Look
Better.‘ Sloan, Better

i ‘ Springfield. Mass—"l. am a night

.operator'twasn all. Jun-down. couldn’t

jaleep,=bad no ambithn—l had tri

blood and narratonics without

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melons unforeseen":

harms. July 11:.»M the my or y

 
 

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its, the envy of all his riyals. lie has”
of

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are. Theseries is expectedfito‘prova-l
.1 the most-mmeatirwnt..moal‘hbfly *

been decided to haVe all, the flying-l

"inc end. Tho.hattery has. nqt‘be'en‘, Major Thomasllitcbcockmillmave

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cieskie. ‘13,;‘15 the 0311,53ng 911.; pendence Auto Derbv on July

lwoizht. will neoprenentsthis evening
_..__ tin the principal bout.- 9910.131“. rounds at;
Umpire Tommy Connolly didn't have the second boxing show held atthe
yesterday. IMFKeclmie was given de-fi a friend 01.1: mpg; club. Early in model-sq City baseball park under, the
{cured classltlt’n’ation because of depend- [ray be refused to take any backstalk Hurley law. 1111st will be the first
encies before the "work or tight" oniirom Tris Speaker; and after that he; of a series of three which Misha heal
I and Manager Huggins kept up a run? signed for at theibannbnii park; The.

_ .‘Aoueduct yesterdaib

Patrons of the Uniontown track will’ gtruggied gameh’ totavert defeat. init.
learn with regret that Oldfield has do the oven, compelling strides .of War
Old'; Clopd carried him to the front in the
field is the oldest. mall in the country! fingl sixteenthwpf 5. mile, so that
islet/emu.decisive”“lc"‘

racing. He has been in the.511111513109251

Al:

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e on. their little tlyers in the
rally l'throe boats willprobnbly so down
erc‘ tow of one of the Farrell launches.

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The complete lineup for both leaifini.

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Smith. the vetorng Californigbeavy-l

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lning. argumentation because Hugginsmanazemem ‘9 “0" “930mm“! “it“

Jerk Rare, Jr.
showed alibis brilliant. speed and

he;

was enabled toac
tory by. a length and a half.

Jobrcn was outrun from the drop of i
the flag. and, though gaining sllgbllY‘l
at the end. he was soundly beaten for
the place by six lengths, while the
Quincy Stable's Elomeudorf. an added
mortar, brought up the rear. three
lengths lurutsr Mk.

 

.. . . Nonwuxmermr T0 RACE

Local yachtsmen will be represented I
in Indian.,Hiil'b0l‘ Yacht-Club races at ‘

Greenwich. tomorrow.

. munch-yachtrwm 13.10““ 15'8-
tera has been conspicuous by its ab,
sauce this sepson, theh‘brwallr Yacht

Club will bagweilxepresented in the .

j‘Star" clam at the annual realm of
timindlan Harbor Yacht Club at
Greenwich tomorrow. ' ‘
William Mcllugll. who is home for a
few woeksjrom Michigan, has entered
the South Wind and Thomas Sellers;
and James Farrell Jr.. will also have
events. The.
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NEW_ ENGLAND ‘FORESTS
.Mwn-tail «moths. will be inspected .on

lions committee. The party will go to
.l’utnam where itlwill be met by W. E.
Britten of theponnecticut Agricultur.
alllxperiment Station and will proceed
in motor cars through eastern Connec-
ticut, western Rhodplsland and south
eastern. Massachusetts. where the.
moths have committed their most se-
rious depre‘dations.

,. In .y.(‘.‘ity ........ t.

Thektorasteregionain southern New '-
f @pgland. devnatotad. by. tmwpsy. and

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(Eriday by the state board of-iinance ,
and. members of, the state appropria- .

. ~. _ .Yesterday’nalluults
" nariomt LEAGUE.
Cincinnati. '1; Brooklyn. 3.
Pittsburgh. 5: New York, 4.
Chicago, 4-3; Boston, 3.2.
Philadelphia, 5; fit. hours, 2.

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dirt track records up to twentyefive‘ Wading M‘ .97. law
miles. 011 the big board tracks he has, ‘ 1 on. Lost. P
not been quite o sumi‘ul and bisque”.0 kw‘ig 3': ‘ '
Yanks. onlexperienoes at Unlontown have neenj Simpligén ’.'.'.'.‘.'.'I.'..':33 35 .521
to; such a nature that hole determined Philadelphia ......... 34 37 379:
3to make‘ovgod showing in the Inde- Boston ....... . ...... 33 42 '
18. and Cincinnati 4.31 40
tm’ this wipe out the memory or severallgi'mli‘g; -------- i233 1: 5(1):):
hug and be mm “W .0911. W, tpgi stinging defeats he has suffered there; ‘1- - -«
l Billy Miske of St. Paul and Gunboat; 395.9,, ,,;°e;;‘,;;;,.?‘j"'

Brooklyn at. Cincinnati.

New York at- Pittsburgh.

{Philadelphia at St. Louis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cleveland, 1; New York, 0.

Best . 4; Chicago. 0.

Phil elphia. 8: St. Louis, 5.

Detroit, 8; Washington, 6.

M

_. Standing 7.: the out».

St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Washington.
. Cleveland-at Newri'ork.

lNTERNATlONAL LEAGUE.
Syracuse, 2; Toronto. 0.
Ruchestvr. 1; liuil‘alo, 0.
hiswarlrlinliimorc. rain.
Only three garners-scheduled.

 

Standing of the Globe. 7

. ’. Won. Lost: P;C.i
Iliughumtou ....... Ht! . 19
. Rochester ........... 35 24

Baltimore ...... 37 28 . ‘

Toronto ............. 36 . 28 ..563

Buffalo .............. 30 32 _.4841
Newark ............. 29 33
fiyrncuse ............ 21 38
45

Gaines T53”.
Syracuse at Toronto.
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Newark "af’ Kaitlin "o. p i

. Jersey City at Binghamton.

“sacrum shout.

' Worcester, cornmmmaa. :
Waterbury, fl: Providence. 6.. ..
Bridgeport. 9,; New Haven. 2. ‘
New,l.ondon. of; Springfield. 0.

Standing of. thn.ctubn.

. ,Wou.. Lost. >~l’.C.
Bridgeport. . ...... V..._38 . 9, ”809‘
New [button ..... ...36 ll ’ .766
Providence .......... 28 19 « .696
New Haven ......... 26 18 .591
Hartford ......... ~..-.21 23 ,A’l}.
[Springfield ......,.....17 . 23 . .m
Waterbury . ..... 35 .239
.Worcester ........... 'l 41, .116

. .nunoa..xodny.
. Worcester ntlfiartfnrd.
Providence at. ddsrrort.
.Nuvliaven at aterbury.

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-FINEs FOR FAKE SOLDIERS.
,WABliiNngbl. Jilly 12.-.~Praeldenti
‘Wllson today. signed ‘a- bill . providing
:pennltlos or-saoo line and sinmcnths'
imprisonment fortunnuthorlzed wear
lag of the uniformmr alriendly nation.
.Conzress- passed it especially to: deal
with pseudo-representatives of allied
,ficountr‘les. seeking to collect funds.

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for the suppression of the moths, and

museum is to be usedwith agrant of
alarg‘er sum, from the federal govern-
ment for the. same purpose.

 

leer of the First Provisional ”WinniWebstt‘ar Robert V McGee J0] M .
' ; x I .- r - I In .

> is .Wést'ayeuuet Peter .Pau'uno, m
, Leonard street;

 

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. {cilantro for may.

,0! Cliffslde. hi. J. who was electrocut
ed yesterday while at. work in the Sau~f

“unlock freight. Me. was said go be!

,Among those who will make the trip
Eriday are: Comptroller Morris C.

:Wiadhams and .E. Kent Hubbard! of the
board of finance, and Edward S.

Boyd, Frank E. MorgannndEdward F, J. Snavely. pastor of. the Methodist'ADD WAR-
Hall of the appropriations committeo‘ Elaineopal,cburch..wili~be the..prel\ch-l ‘..WASHlNGTON, ” July
er.

.oi.the..General.Asaemblv.

 

HoamjrAL More's
. primates .goday—rr.,,.I-3oster. Wasp,

 
 

;. .Dlscbarged, today—John, . Masl,
Orchard street.

The condition or Andrewaultobeskl.

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about the samnxwitbvorylittlechapae.
He is in great polo nudban.” nu ma

 

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Ail appropriation of $50,000 was.
made by the last General kseembly.‘.

, o'clock}, the sermon theme being “The
, Great Companion"; The evening’song-

We}; boing Basilio
{ho lday o: France. its

wasnmo'ronl. ,Ju'lyv 12.—Captain
‘George til.:~Glark wasbominatedttoday
by President Wilson to be JudgeAd-
vocateflanerni oi the Navy, with. rank
of rear. admiral, for .a term Tumour
years.
7/
. UNIONCHURCH; SERVICE .
The Banner Church and the burst
.lifetllodiet Episcopal Church of South
lNorwalk will worship togetherpin the
Baptist Church on Sunday. Rev. John:

 

 

Morning service will be at 10:30L

and preaching serviceat 7:30..o,‘clock.
. i3 9%“?!194.
licence will
be spoken or at theevening service.
‘A short sermon will be preached. 'on‘_
the theme. {‘Ane . We; Violating... the
Command Thou Shalté'Not.‘Kill?"
seamenonlppeepnenos“ * ’
GENEVA. Shoreline; Jufv‘ Tit-$13!!
ish grippe, continues mspread; rapidly
lxiewingnand. ,7 aginllitarnnt‘hor
£198 swarmed:
thereiero‘d,
my “QM“
death rats-five '9’ ~11”. .sbeen comma:
.tlvelmninll. . ” ”
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(ALLIED!

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33! of the village of Longpont, to the out-'
.622l shirts at which the French had push-
ed in; their advance on . Wednesday
_ lnlgbt. tAJarm in this neighborhood
.431. 31591118 taken.

on ahead lathe (Charleny Farm dis-
trict, north of Leuport, Alumna-d

,‘push alsotwas elven the line lathe

. .nrcasouth cl. 140359011. east 0! Fa;
l verolles.

l . The-extensionetthexmot under at—
.‘tack to Emileanexions is note,
iworthy as showing that the process of '
.;:stralshieninx out thallno between the .

. l Alene and. thaMhmednbflnx carried

still further south and‘is attention. , ins

the local salient held by the Germans

-1_ tone. in the. vicinity. other-risen“!!-

, . deraxarea, near ”MW Meteren. the

homhilm Bxpédition have failed to re-

. the'ilrst anuouncehrent‘ fmmgdmerican

 

ROOPS BAR-ASS
anew AT MANY
. mmrsuemnn __ mus
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The henchlinesnerp likewise driv-

 

.- “9.9 311471011!!!“ embattbecwectedtport printed in the Berlin Vossische
.tmewfl‘l)‘ the German offensive. The“. Zenung of the work done by the‘mjxed
wsflblllw '9 11m overlooked..however.l commision named to take up consider-
ihfit these may. he a prelude. tumors; such ohclalms flowing; onto! thorou-

important attacks. p l
The time hen. not beencpusidered '

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E Jimmxdobmton Also celled. lmaintained that on. Cleifllmtll his-:mttlinx‘lievinsky and Jack Dempseii; Won. Lost. P. C. betweénsthe 1011mm district anothe-

l cmcmxn'rl. July 12.—Jilnmy John- men were crowdingCatcber 4* Waters, as possible Opponents for the Si- Pal“ , hasten ------------- ‘6 32 .590 Amaricamsecior nonliwenot Chateau

3‘ atom of the Robins received a tale? when Al was trying to flip the ball to boxer in the other two contents. lifilgx’rlyugfk --------- 7 A; g: . ~22: Thierry.

l gram from his local draft board in'SECODd base. ‘ . m . ‘Waslllugton ''''''''''''' $.41. 37 _ ’ :526- The series of operations carried out

1 “battalion. Tenn» this afternoon or! __._. ”m“ J“? “a"e' Jr" ""3 "mm“n‘cuicago ............. 37 ' 39 .497 by Geneanetain on this trout during

it dering him lonbecome immediately on" Barney Oldfield. the “Master Driver",bulld°g 0‘ the ““9 “8"" ”a. “my st, Louis ............ 36 -40. , _.47I,- mercenary“); has. been. generally

it gaged in a useful occupaflon or be put has decided to retire from active Payne Whitney's massive Jobren tell Del’f’ul'i it ........... 33 2f 23% regarded as of merely of. ...looai im-
' in Class inmate selective arm. The participation in automobile racing. and‘ victims to moderated and stabilize otIItlulaue i) I d " . pbrtance. designed to straighten they.

l; player is married and has three chil will make his last appearance on any, A. K. Macombers War-Cloudin satir- ‘ Games Today.

I dren. At meant hole in Glens 4A. ispeedway in the biz “an; 3‘“ the [13. ring. contest for the Dwyer Stakes at Chicago at. Boeion.

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opportune for General ‘chh’f‘tlle Al.» seésldhs, during which ole Gal-man
. Siied Commandeein—Chiei. to almndmlI representatives. sails thenwflfll’eh
lhls ceremonies and‘turn.:m.,tho.u.or§cented' claims annexation... the. .
lrgressiv'oon ‘a‘lnrge scale. but it is not, amount named for war. damages.
impossible that the incitement opera-l mediate settlement for the clai
.6915, been which an insurances on both! asked, it is stated.

593, the Frenchman British fronts have; A messageiroxn Secretary 01 the

other than n. purelydefonsive purpose..-
Lutunlaht'n. actions on the British.‘

.475; trout were all in the nature of scout. united by historical
ggg, in: operational The Monty of them, become , still more closely. bound to:
~ were on tbo-Flandem front. wherordura

in: tho. day‘lastenlny. Field Marshal;
Haig'q men thud, conducted. a. raid in 3
East or. thwblleppmeood. oniho l
to tbelrnilwu- Junction ofrlisaehrouohl
bringing-insulin. than ‘ 120‘ emanate. 3
Additional raids last night in the Me-j
torch and. W. Morse on this,
front. resulted in.- the taking of moral
prisoners.

0n tbogwmption that. the Germans.
it. the! We team “ethnic attack
on, n new front when they resume

their odensive. will strike; somewhere 7;

between. abalone and-Lorraine. me‘
interest may be amnesia the-:rspori‘
in. thedj'renclelomclnhntptement today
that. theenemyonunlllnry 15M yin:
rather marked activity on. thetmnt
northwest of Verdun. within this. area.

., LONDON, July urination raiding

:2 opepatloua. unrecorded out» by» Bflllflh
troops “it. nightucmhlr. ilk mfirgm'

War Office anuounccduuday Prison
(pp \vcrna nkcnciumparroi encounter. in
the Kemmel sector on-pthlafrout.

In their operation ill-the vicinity, of Is
Merrie. the British took 1:70 prisoners: man 1* Cumin .
PgRlS. Thursday,..luly ,11.~,,—General' Dusannlrl. l DOVOI‘ avenue. 3(2th

Merrittee lneland, ,Chietggurgeonlnf; the
American .. expeditionary”, forces
France, is. engaged. in. englnyemfltion
of the methods employediin the hand.
ling and treating the wounded. in the.
recent battles in which,m.eri¢an
troops weraiengaged. .

General inland has. detailed. several
of the leading. surgeons .from. though:
lar Medical: (Impound. the Medical, Ran
serve Corps to visit the hospital; and
confer withthe medical queers or flu
subJect The soldiers. themselvegfiso

. are to bequestloned. as to how. they .

were pleased with the treatment they
received, and if; they :bad . been neglect-
ed in any way. .

12.——-Five
American. airplanesvhich went on .a,

turn, General ,Perehing’s communique
reported“ today. ‘

. fienem.,PusMu’s communiquewair

sources of .3” loss of the. machines.
It gaveino details. but yesterday’s re
port {rem Berlin, which came by. way

 

mi WWHME between Moscow John w_
and Vologda. Russian Bolsheviki for- Charles w_ 9,65th W
ces have been sent in the direction of I '
.Yaroslav. 4

gents acting with the British Navy
dropped halt a ton of bombs upon the
. City of Constantinople on July 7, itl
‘was announced by the Admiralty to!
day.

Limzwnt, all the Savioresrivencast
of Villers—Cotterets, has been captured). blames of nearly wfiwiindividuals;
by thepErench. says the ofliclal state:
ment train the War Qflice. today.

or reverence. . Javase darn. northeast infsnflmiWi

the City of. Malena. one of the, obiec

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“1‘ v3.; Walter Snutimaw; Potsdam, N. Y. pad upestay.would he mademnd

. Bresnahan.rst. Bernard Seminary, Rbi

_Frank A. Browne,;.Petersburg., .Vn.

filler-tin reported five . American. air!-
pleasainCermanhands yesterday. ,

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‘ Holders of Germ] yids. , -
LONDON. July 12.—A1r force contin-l "WASHINGTON: Julv"i'l?é?—A“faifl’r*l
complete list of the holders of German

‘Gt vernment bonds m Uniteth”
=5 .tesus among the assets 01 Score?
,.~i‘ce men fighting , . i .
. do, it was said teddy "by oflicials.
casing the disciowrectthglarge
ldinps c. L? -;- Busch fl" made
. sterday by plired indie on. New
-ork assistant Attornéyl‘fiederal. ‘

_.PARIS. July 12.-—Th.e village of

are ongthel list. which.“ beeirbuiit~ .
l figuring, this cguree office vestle
. . 00%.!” 6! .ilri'ii .1 8.- ”7L. gill
The W. . ll Wymmmwl thfillwl’m‘lyeare. A.Wi§¢ distrgbutiog was” pvofij‘ .
grossmorth of Chavigny Farm and enrol, in the securities and they were issued
one of:

. - . v six
of marches..an was occupied. um Waste

In midtown or. Moatoidier and mom to evade 9 . wit
Chamossne. the French mime lit; ode and to make the bonds moistened «.
teen prisoners. {timid emigw‘ ' writiawwaiadiw no;

PARIS. July lax—German guns and 9 non 0.1mm 0, 91“- »,.,

, they should he consideredinvalld, up.»
bombing Film“ have. not Mr“?! leas‘coun'tersigoed bvflouniypn para.
gntortl. former ambassador to the Unite

ed States.

They were. underu'rltienin Maine 4
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tives i nthe Qermandfive of March 21,
since June 25. Previous to that. and
““5 "1" “3mm" 31"“ f“ smme’ and syndicates, the Trans-Atlantic
the bombardment of the cityhad been. Trust Company. oilicel‘s .otlwhmner‘e
so been: that the civilian population. arrested yesterday for internment. be, “
had beeWVtyd. ‘ip'g an active agent. ' .. ‘ ,

Germany}; gum for indemnity. from The. total. amount secured by: the
Russia amounts to approximately 7.~
000,000,000. rubies; according ,to a. re;

to traversed wee thrush. .
below'me slooi’oo .--fleure.ia
by Mr. Becker. '1‘ property the
bonds technically is classed afiAms‘r‘ .
icon holdings oi. investMll in. KGerv
many mechanic comm souvenir -,
Ject w seizure. by. the alien. property
.. custodian; Further revelations of the
use made of the- money secured. are
likely to be mqiaotromtlme tempo. 2
officials said. when. ”illuminant. pro

oeedings are broughtlnimun. ... .

clusion or the Bret-l.itovsk.peace.
This commission has concluded its

 

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Navy Daniels published in the Mafia;
says France and t e united States;
headship. have;

' (Caution
Thersnle oi milkshakw-mhmi
fruit. ice... cream. (unfamiliarity... on- ‘
“alcoholic beverages and drinks, to
co in any form. smokers supplies.-
newspnpern. and other . .pjniodloaln
druxsror autombflenunrfloa been
3 tall, dealers whose place or perineum
are open for thereto WM inaction
iar dnys‘gu shall not the axial plague
the provisions of Chapter‘119. oi .
public acts of: 1913. provido'd'theprurw
Automation mammal W 1'
My. hotel or, trimaran: orthw
ed to Tpermit any person . . _ .
in any business tin/Sunday ,‘a place"
~. microbe is licensed to’sellfililritm
Si. or intoxicating “compaction remn-
.l_¥. licensed drumstwho .shnll (or. . c
dander. Bella-av .3le mm
the Dream

gather in the .rormldable struggle
Wrist nutocracy. The Secretary dcv
cloned thebundreds of thousands oi
Amortcamplready in Erotica are only;
the nappuard ‘ot the armies. . that, will
“"0" Mdmuesubmulnes will be
useless to. atonement. _..The, message
concludes-32s assertion that. the United
States will Woman Melodrama
ly in thecelabration,“ July 14,.Baa:
the Day. '

WASlllNGTON,VJuly. lzml‘he Arm
anally list: indexation: ‘
Killed in action, 9: died anaconda.»
died ““11”” 7’; d‘w>“'-uwn°'~tbn of<a~llcensed~ m8 .,
accident. 2;. died. alwacoidontafland. mtm1m of. ‘ -mmm acts 0!;
other causes. .ts-woupdeduevoreln its 1.913. www.muummu our
wounded sunny. 1.; wounded. decree mash anaesthetist» mun

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in Iowa/methane“ ct lacunae: eat-
«urdaymlebt todm'olodnalmdamniaht
J noAi rang . obipwgewngm moieties:
. . rnsw Ewell-.1118» ear. ; e.
“13‘0“. D3 G4? H‘WV'M' c°wfwt habit of opening their iclgthlpg 5th
Oklahoma. City. Okla; John» Gannon. meatlmnckotsrend. the like. for-Juli
Paisleyr Gibsonville. 'N. C.;- wmtusvmudersvzgnr‘mlofilcoum. w
M.T » g. S.C.;- Si ! lawfopoi yum no, or cooperation ,
*Petemféhlfiixdoglh North. Queens oi, the city who are not permitted t 4

_ . .do such a thing.
"commandant”. Pa; Privates «Sher. Howevell it tel-expeetodstbatsthei
Newark, n; 3.;.3tg\v.| metice will stop as every store own
it? who has been, violating, the. it“
was given wamlnc,‘this mornings. ,
told that if the practice was‘not‘

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. , e= sale of- his more,

Killed in Action. .
Lieutenauqumerthillmwnl Wlfii‘t

lady. N. Y:: Harry F. Jones. Roanokec

. . m“ of Wounds. ‘ lwould be brought agains‘tthem. .
. Captain George is. Snaldinizwcslll'il" ‘8’: “man‘s "110 “Willem-h Will.
bus, Ky.: Lieutenant Robert Hanan ‘9 the? law. ‘ . * ‘

.Woliaston, Mesa; Privates John W m'[&'”
. ' t

chester, N. Y.; Harry I». Erismanf‘" ‘: _ '
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Wis. - - . " pulse the Qid-‘Tinjlefiaqgflog “(insult

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mars the. face; ' Whetr
gray andlooke streaks
applications of Sage}
enhancesfilta annoyed fl . _
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any druz‘ store bill-9913
i“Wyeth‘s sons .and ‘ $1
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Walter R. Luz, Fort Shawhlllontanaj” d' ‘l

Fireman Constance Hendricks, Havrér.
France; Privates» James 1:1. Ensley.
.Ainsworth. Nebfl Ray ‘U,.hlicholson,
.Scoti'sVMills, One. a -
.; pied-station» Accident .
.Lieutenants. Wlliiam D; Robbins.
_ . Qlfilli‘N-O-i ‘John 0‘ Wilfordueshe

ville. if C. ' ‘ .
pied tram Accident and her dealer.
,Cantaln- Karl H; ,0 macaw."
ear; Seréeuntdrpoldul Peterson, be
10“.: "Wis.;"'Corporal 0“! Ilia-908'. 185 tion. because it darkens
owl”.35“13‘°9t- penison..,Tepasn._.Gook; tifuliy. basilica. not one. on,
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