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Boston, Mass., Oct. 12. "Four GR0UIII1 straight; that's our aim," said PR-SO- PARIS PLANS , EUROPEAN BVTTLE George Stallings this morning. "And S S I believe my boys will make good." S t Tl "I have nothing to say except that it is necessary for a team to win k-- AIR DEFENSE L'OVES HEARER TO EK8LAC four games before they are ac- claimed champipons of the baseball Cholera lata the Remotest Dis- IB world," said Connie Mack. THE UJiTED" STATES IS Even the Braves cannot dispute tricts of Acstria. Aerial Squadrons Are Stationed PROFITING BY THE WAR Fighting In Progress Wliila l BlSTuN Connie in this case. There are fans here from every at Tarions Points si New Tork, Oct. 12. While the Miles of the Channel. state in the union, from many sec- Necessary to Vaccinate Soldiers source of war orders Is carefully tions of Canada, two or three from kept secret the consensus in trade Europe and one from Australia Against Disease. To Combat Ger- - circles Is that more than fifty brok- Gre&3 Brares Take Third Straight George Ellsworth. Attacks of the ers representing the allies are in the Capture of Antwerp of One Boston fan bet $100 against market here for supplies of all kinds. Aid to Game From Philadelphia. $2,000 in Philadelphia on the night Ariators. Known orders of great size nave Germans. before the first game that the Ath- EAT HOSE RESH U ViEa been placed for woolen blankets, letics would not win one game of woolen materials (or shirts, uniforms Only One More Game Necessary the series. He is confident of cash- FAST EC"CflOS C.IED and underwear, as well as for quan- ing. One Day, 200 Animals tities of towels, sweaters and woolen ' to Take World's Series. The Athletics held a council of la ' one war here Sunday night in which Brought to Market. Qnlck-Firin- g Orders for more than hundred they mapped out plans for today's With Gnus to thousand saddle trees have been For Operations Against Forces of EARLY IN CONTEST battle. Their defeats have not dis- placed with representatives SCORED THE heartened them and they were con- Protect the City. factories in Indiana and inquiries of the Allies. fident that they would wint today. Bakers Make Only War Bread" are being made for harnesses and Those who think that Deal didn't leather trappings for use in cavalry Ideal Weather Brings Ont an plan to steal third in the ninth in- and That for Cash. French Aero Club Put Under and artillery equipments. And Insures - Their Lines cf ning Saturday are greatly mis- Two large manufacturing firms la Enormous Crowd. taken," said Johnny Evers, the rlnli Military Control. Baltimore have begun work on five Comraanlcatlon. Braves captain. "To some it looked Oct. IS. Cholera is. spread hundred thousand hospital robes, as if Deal was caught napping off ing rapidly to the remotest district of supoosedly for the allies, and inquir- ' Paris, yards the bag and was forced to make a Austria. , , Oct 12. The progress of the ies are made for one million EUSSIJ..1 IS TIED TENTH. try for third. But so. Fel-kirch- ir, campaign in of gray flannelette for winter shirts .CiT r.ERUZ SGOREINTHE pulled that isn't A case has been discovered at the north of France and Deal the same stunt in the province uf Vorarlberg. near the fall of Antwern were fnrcnttn fnr The orders for materials suitable for second inning of that game and he's a moment tents are said to have practically league. He gets the Swiss frontier. The Austrian todajMhy. the people of Paris, supply available for By fifteen or twenty - exhausted the Kaiser's Cohorts Reported to Wonderful Rally Stallings feet off the bag and pretends to be troops in Galicia are being vaccinated spent men- time discussing the immediate delivery. Men Lengthened Game. pulled it all year in the National against the disease. throwing of bombs on the capital from Buffalo reports that the truck de- Hare Beached the YlstaLu asleep. He wants to draw a throw cold weather caught German areoplanes. as a of partment of a large automobile con- from the catcher. And every The .has the result cern there is working night and day time Austrian, soldiers in Galicia unpre- which three persons wen iriiiui vs.. plans to Gowdy Home Ron Tyler he does he's off for the next base pared and the authorities are making terday and 14 wounded. on rush war orders and Berlin Says Stories of Hits with the swing of the catcher's urgent appeals to the public to con At the same have a total of 1,000 men on night Bassia arm." iime oinciais adopted measures look- shortly. One Detroit plant la Relieved in Box. tribute warm clothing. ing shifts Victories Are Invented. Owing to the Increase In the price to the prevention of similar acts. reported working on a rush order for associa- The first thing done was ap- 180 motor trucks to cost $500,000. Score by Innings-Sc- ore of flour, the Vienna Bakers' pointment the after the unreserved stands were flung Bosh, the Athletics Hero of Last Sea tion has announced Its members will of General Hirscnauer to London, Oct. 12. Except for a flood by innings: It H E open every seat was taken and scores son, Is Mack's Hope In Today's make only big loaves of the socalled take charge of the aerial defense of 200 1 8 lined they-wil- citv. n,nprQi of vivid details regarding the fall of Philadelphia. .100 100 000 2 the backfield fences and pressed war bread and l sell only the 2-- 1 Battle. that ui.k Boston.. 010 100 000 5 9 1 against a guard fence erected around for cash. The consumption, of horse aeronautic expert. He organized last STATE OFTIIE WAR Antwerp the British public has been The Lineup. the rear of the outfield. Once the to join the hundreds who had held flesh in Vienna is Increasing rapidly. u, ruu orancn of the army practically cut off from news from the ATHLETIC- S- UOSTON crowd broke down the wooden barrier places during the night in lines that As many as. 200 of the animals have service. Later a number of deputies front for 12 hoars. It is felt however, Murphy, rf. Moran, rf. and mounted police had to drive the led to been brought into the. market in one " oi deputy .Dennis Cohin the bleacher entrances. The ".' " that events of tremendous moment" Oldrini;, If. Kvers, 2b. people back into the enclosure. A force first few ni a Sunday and day. to consider various means of render- Report of Situation 'u' arrived at Official the either are occurring or are impending Collins, 2b. Connolly, If. of carpenters repaired the fence. All by nightfall the waiting numbered a The ministry of commerce has Is- ing, the city more secure from aero- cf. - plane cav- Baker, 3b. Whined, this was three hours before srame time. score- midnight the line was 200 sued an order that all letters going to attacks. as Issued at Paris. on the area about Lille, where the - Mclnnis. lb. Schmidt, lb. When the crowd was not surging, it at places abroad, without exception, must ine creation of aerial squadrons airy of the contending forces has been Walsh, cf. Gowdy, c. strong, nd as the sun rcse there were v Maranville, ss. was cheering. Outside the fences un more than five hundred men in six be left open. This includes letters stationed cardinal points to be al- in violent contact for a week. Barry, ss. able to gain admittance, thousands containing valuables. .The entire for- ways ready to dash after the Schang. c Deal, 3b. vainly get gates lines. eign post put of the enemy air craft Declares That Germans Hold The military critics for the London Bush, p. Tyler, p. clamored to in. The There were nearly 20,000 rush seats, has been under military as soon as they should morning papers devote space were by supervision. Special be Signaled -- ,1 . their t closed however, and barred five thousand of which were to be had Instructions have " Annrnnnkln.r .u3 wijf, iae Only of Antwerp. 12. the police. An Indian summer day was been given to Austrian officials on the arming of fast monoplanes Suburbs speculation regarding the utility of Fenway Park. Boston, Oct. The for fifty cents each. The others sold with quick de- -. Athletics, champions of the American furnished for the contest. The sun pur- Italian frontier to prevent the bringing ana . me telephoning of Antwerp for German offense or glowed brightly was balmy. for $1. It was required that the in of Italian newspapers.' Persons at- warningsb."3.by league twice vanquished by the Boston and the air grounds immediately residents of the capital to 12. following official fense. Most of them agree that unless The playing field was dry chaser enter the tempting to smuggle papers across Aia-1- i Paris, Oct. The l Braves went to grips today with the flint and will the- French ..uw, kt.v IB nun given Dutch neutrality is violated Antwerp-wil- lightning fast. Betting was 10 to T and this precluded speculation. With be severely punished. - communication was out in Paris National league winners In the third 15.UU0 granastana ox, under military control, were among be of no more use in forwarding Some S5.000 on the Bostons to take the series. seats aisposea Hungarian officials who returned to wo cuKgcBMuns this afternoon: battle of the world's scries. Marmaros-Szig- et aiscussea. Finally M. cavalry Zep spectators saw Wagers at these odds were made at indications were that the number of after the Russians Cochin sent telegram "First On our left wing the the Germans purpose of making wildly enthusiastic the noon. Batting practice was lively and spectators would be about 35,000. departed from that town found, it is a to Bordeaux engagements continue in the region of pelin and naval raids on England than Athletics make a stand on the Boston would mean receipts $65,000. said, a ui ef- Hazebrouck. Be- field to stave off a defeat, which the long drives of the home club were This of that the invaders had done no ficacious measures, Labasse, Estaires and oiner in jdcikiuih wumvu third vigorously cheered. Gowdy, heavy hit ' Boston a Favorite. . damage to the place. They had neith- with the view of tween Arras and the Oise, the enemy occupieddcb some time by theuwIn would all but end their chances of er destroyed property nor reassuring me people. several been for ing off world's championship. ter of the first game, smashed a ball Boston went into this afternoon's molested the The news one endeavored to deliver attacks vaders. the into the temporary stands while Con- game strong series. inhabitants. The Russian general for- that of the German which failed, notably between Lassigny They agree, however, that for mill- -, nolly. smoking a favorite 'or the bade the inhabitants to give the sol- Baker and Collins sent The Athletics, one of tne fastest teams of Notre Dame has been and Roye. tary purposes, in the eastern theatre liners toward the left feld stands, where sto.c-.- i diers' intoxicants, permitting his men communicated "Second On the center we have made war, occupation of Antwerp la in baseball, have t nly one base only to tne Vatican. Is reported of the ' the spectators tried to get the balls as two games. This is one depart- to receive xood and cigars, pope It that the Continued on Page Two. of supreme importance to Germany in ... ZV;V exclaimed unnn eettinar the ms-- sev- - souvenirs. ment play in which they plan to Da . . which now will be able to release Fielding practice was mechanically of ira "PmiiU.itMa divisions to aid the sorely preeeed. take more chances today. But bases outrage which would shocked eral capture, perfect and executed with a snappiness be stolen until first has been SI1Q0T" have the right wing. Furthermore, the and brilliancy that stirred the spectator cannot OVEWHE HU11U. ITALY BUSY of the city will Insure the lines off reached and the Boston pitchers have Military critics, commenting today on nee to salvos of applause. Maranville and given few Mackmen an opportunity to JS communication should retreat b Evers, Barry and Collins made chain essary through Belgium. . v reach the first station. Philadelphians Apremont region, lightning pivot plays and scintillating Shells . From Mexican?., declare it is .worthy Shelling Of Antwerp-- v A r: scoops and stops. . have made but seven hits in two Gans i uoie uiai Anremont to tne east of St. War Preparations Ares Con- - r - " ' games.. , Mihiel,-- Additional delAils".! I - . Cocrehant in Practice. . jFalLon Amejtsi is the route the enemy would fKa XtfMtHwas . V) -- - .- Territory. ifafnare not f r - I - oaan on tne enure mwiowpiu. to Ira tlittv A on Huge Scale. )...,, indiiiii Th- Bostons were served- in 'halting fio more if wwBu.uiiiaK w. .WIMUt.W 11WU so great practice by Southpaw team who has been at bat than : . St. Mihiel in Off, V the Cottrell and .300.' the direction of Lorraine...... - Cocreham, a right-hande- r. While this once has an average of The best xneir position In vicinity means r fCohtinr .286. Such heavy hitters as United Soldiers this was going on Pitcher Rudolph and is Strunk at States Fired iuikq iv inem, 11 is Army of 100,000 to Come Back Shortstop Maranville talked over the Eddie Collins and "Homerun" Baker aeciarea. a. V "St.fi plays in the series with Eddie Collins, have only one hit each, and have, aver- Upon and Return Fire. From Tripoli. BEAT RUSSIAlJSe; Philadelphia's second baseman. Ru- aged respectively .166 and .13.' Old, dolph took part in batting practice ring. Mclnnis and Barry, all rated as HE IS FOUND DEAD along with the left-hand- Tyler. good hitters, have gone without a hit Naco, Aria. Oct. 12. Four shells from Paris, Oct. 12. A Naples dispatch The Boston Royal Boosters, led by in five or six times at bat. Never in the guns of Governor Maytorena fell on transport ships, Austrlans Relieye the GarrlsoA former Mayor Fitzgerald and a score history so many American territory during renewed says that 20 Italian world's series have a by an naval ' of "fans," dressed in Indian costumes consistent hitters slumped. ' attack on the Carranza garrison of Secretary of State of Illinois heavily guarded Italian of Prsemysl, Galicia. ; and a brass band playing the battle The players of both teams today were Naco, Sonora. One of the shells wreck. fleet, sailed today tp bring back the song "Tessie," paraded around the discussing a ' statement ty Umpire ed a large residence. Another damaged . Commits Suicide. Italian troops now in Tripoli and field and took their section reserved on property surrounding the United States place will be by for back of Byron, who gave decisions the bases Their taken Czar's Troops Flee in All them the left field. in the game Saturday. The arbitrator customs house. a volunteer corps just furnished in Before play was called Capt. Evers com- ' During engagement, which lasted His Body Is Discovered of Boston said that had Maranville failed to the Locked Italy. rectlons Many Captured. the Nationals was presented plete double play which ended the the greater part of the night, several of Although the return of troops from an the .. with automobile in recognition of Maytorena's Yaqui crossed in His Garage. - his being the most valuable player in game he would still have declared the Indians the Lybia is ostensibly due to the fact his team in League. side out, because in his opinion, Walsh's boundary line in order to attack the that their term of enlistment has ex London, Oct. 12. A dispatch . from , the National Ira moment Naco garrison in the rear. They were pired, movement is accepted In Telegram com- Thomas went into the box and pitched collision with Maranville a Springfield, 111., Oct. 12. Secretary the Amsterdam to Reuter during the Athletics' work out. It after the latter threw the ball to first promptly disarmed. Previously Ameri- of Italy as another one oi tne steaay pany says: Etlclie Murphy of Athletics, Who lilt looked as though Rudolph was to face base was a deliberate attempt at inter- can soldiers had been fired upon and State Hary Woods, one of the Demo- preparations bei.ig made by the Ital- "A telegram from Vienna states it Like a Demon m Today's tianic. them today. Strunk has been suffer- ference. Maranville would say nothing they returned the fire. General Hill, cratic candidates at the September pri- ian government for eventual partici- is officially announced that the Aus- ing from a bad finger during matter except "I got' the commanding the garrison, lost about mary operator on Chi- pation in the present war. Should rapid ad'vance has relieved The Bostons, inspired by thousands the about the eight killed. Maytorena's was and former the trian of the home folks that filled Fenway series and it was said Walsh would throw away and that's all that I was loss cago Board of Trade, killed himself. Italv take possession of Trieste and Frzemysl, Galicia, of the Russians. play in center field in his place today. interested in. After that the game was estimated at not fewer than fifty killed Trient, as it is confidently expected The Austrians have entered the for- park tried for a third victory with the many wounded. His lifeless body, with a bullet wound al- same Keen pursuit oi conquest tnat en- Joe Bush and Bender warmed up in over." and she will do If she Joins with the tress at all points and where the Rus- abled them to twice topple over the front of the Athletics' bench whUe First Intng. Two Americans, Lee Hall, a citizen, in the forehead and an automatic pis- lies, she will thus have 100,000 more sians attempted resistance they wera leaguers own Tyler and Rudolph worked out for pitch of Tyler's and Corporal McAllister, Troop B, tol clutched in his right hand, was dis- trained soldiers than otherwise, the beaten. The Russians fled in the di- American in their baili Boston, First half The first Ninth United States cavalry, were being brought back from Trip- wick. Manager was a ball. The next came over for a covered this morning in the tool room troops rection of the river San, attempting to We've got Jump on Athletics George Stallings was pre- Murphy doubled down struck by stray bullets. Hall was shot oli being still subject to military duty cross at Sioiava and Lepaygk, whera the the sented with a diamond stick pin and strike.' the left in head and severely hurt. McA- in a garage in the rear of his residence. mobilization. and they never can get up speed gold field line. Oldring sacrificed Tyler to the 648 South Water street. The ghastly under a general a great number were captured. enough to catch us now," said Man a ball by Mayor Curley of Boston llister was shot through the hand while Italy's "precautionary mobilization" on behalf of the city government. Schmidt, Murphy going to third. The on sentry yards. find was made by Mrs. Woods, who had 500,000 ager Stallings. "They have never seen Captain Boston infield came in close to the duty in the stock become alarmed at his absence from now consists of about soldiers. OF TODAY'S Tyler in action and Rudolph is ready John Evers was presented plate. Hall and McAllister make five the to- These comprise the general military SUMY with a gold bat by Mayor Curley. grass to make a play at the victims of home since 6 o'clock Sunday morning. a If we need him today. Bender can't The umpires Captain Murphy scored when Connolly dropped tal of American the Mexican Going to the garage, Mrs. Woods units that would eb mobilized in ccme back so soon, and If he does we conferred with fly. fire. Trooper Wilson, shot last Monday, war against Austria. The task of KEWS Ira Thomas and Captain Evers at the Collins' intended sacrifice Baker died Trooper LeRoy Bradford found her husband's bunch of keys prepara- m lIELUr will beat l.'im again. There is only the plate and looked over the batting; or- struck out, missing a curve by a yard. later. locked on the inside. There are two these troops Is to make the Athletics' second string artillery to stop der Gowdy Gowdy pick Collins off was shot through the chest and severely tions necessary for the filling out of vs. and batting in eighth place tried to first. wounded Tuesday. The same day an small rooms at the rear of the garage gen- The Germans lost 45,000 men daw in place of Deal. but his throw was late. Collins stole one a tool room and the other the war strength of all the units the Ing the attack on Antwerp. "We have not been hitting." said Klem gave the decisions behind second, Gowdy's throw being low. Mc- unidentified boy was shot through the eral mobilization has ordered. Captain the chauffer's bedroom. Mrs. Woods called prep- ' Ira Thomas of the Athletics' plate and Dineen on the bases. Hilde-bran- d walked. Collins was picked off hand. It is not likely that with this Cholera Is spreading rapidly "and any team looks feeble when it is lnnis New appeals for protection were sent to a neighbor, Walter A. Townsend, an Italy will der the mobiliza- to the went to left field and Byron to second, Tyler to Evers. One run, one editor of local newspaper, and to- aration remotest districts f Austria. Tree us not getting in solid blows. Watch us right field. one to President Wilson and to Governor a tion of any more troops until the ac- being against rt.s today. Our club is not the one to take hit, error. of Arizona. week citizens' gether they Bought entrance to the Italian are vaccinated the Weather conditions could not have Second half Bush's first pitch shot Hunt Last a building. A door was forced and in the tual moment that the entire a third straight beating." been better. A bright sun developed a ball. committee telegraphed an appeal for military strength may be called out Boston Crazy. an around Moran's neck for After protection to president. corner of the tool room the body of the in war. Easeball at. sphere of summer tempered pitching .three straight balls. Bush the secretary was found. for active participation the Further advance of Russian troop Boston was plain baseball crazy. somewhat by a cooling breeze Seven of the Yaquis captured by Hill through is - from put over two strikes. Moran then were No note of explanation was left by Galicia anonanced here. Hundreds swarmed all night at the the southwest. Thousands of persons fouled off the next four .pitched. executed. only The sltaatlon In East rradda Is aa gates Fenway Secretary Woods and the clue COLD TODAY. - - of park. Within an hour moved on Fenway park this morning Moran popped out to Collins. Evers which would give a possible indication IT IS changed. - singled over Barry's head. Bush for a cause of the tragic deed was a worked a fast inshoot almost exclu- ALLIES ARE READY bulky bundle of papers showing ex- Consumption of horse r?esh te Vi- sively. Connolly 'fouled out to Baker, dealings Lowest Since Middle of enna la increasing rapidly. Two kns tensive in grain through a Temperature were bought .mar- who made the catch near the Ath- brokerage house. April in Topeka. dred animals In the letics' bench. Evers stole second, There is evidence that the secretary ket in one da . "t Schang" s throw being to the left of Adrance of Entire German carefully planned the deed. He had the bag. Whitted was a strikeout. No This was the coldest day at Topeka German aeroplane dropped hnmha Expected. taken off his hat and laid it on a bench of last AprU; it was ween runs, no Is es. since middle this morning bet two raUtosvf one Front eye-glass- the hit, errors. but did not remove his An aays tnat. me Second Inning. iron bed been placed against the first time in sixteen trains jast leaving the station In rnbt had the temperature was below normal. The The bombs failed to exploam . First half The Athletics were now door leading to the room and all the average for the day was 8 below nor- Probable Battle Line Over 300 25-m- ahead for the first time in the series. doors were locked. mal. A brisk ile wind from the Following the smccessfol cxxnpatkka Tyler took Walsh's clash and threw Miles in Extent. Mrs. Woods could assign no motive northwest held the mercury down. The of Antwerp, H Is anticipated that the him out.- Tyler worked a wide carve for her husband's deed. temperature at 7 o'clock this morning immediate renerval of the German of and had a deceptive cross fire. Barry The vacancy in the secretaryship will was 48 degrees; at 2 o'clock this after- fensive will begin In France. out on foul to filled by appointment by gov- 61 was near-Nove- a Schmidt. Tyler fed Paris, Oct. 12. The entire German be the noon It was it Schang with slow curves. Evers took ernor. Besides his widow, Mr. Woods bet YVe&tlsGs". TlW B,..Mg,1 BlBUBt JIB ilia' ttol.BBMB jBBBtS. front is about to take the offensive "for heavy frost tonight! Schange's looping fly with his glove again, accord.ng to military strategists is survived by three daughters, Jessie, Look out a British trooua. defenders of Antwer-- v hand. Nj runs, no hits, no errors. aged 8, and Annabel, aged 5, and a The weather man warns the house- arrived avoiding today. An attempt by the German by re- cover all delicate plants. The have at. Ostend. to Second half Schmidt struck oat, de- daughter a former marriage, who wives to eiMilrvlmg; German movesnent, being by pace. forces which have worn down the Chicago. - quicksilver is expected to drop to with- fooled Bush's change of fenses of Antwerp to join with the sides in degrees of the freeing v Deal flew out to Baker. The wind al- in two or three At S00 a- - most German right wing in a movement point. There may not be a "killing" least British J carried the ball out of Baker's toward the sea coast is expected here BLUE COOX frost, but if the sky remains clear the troops, the rear of the retreat reach. Maranville walked. Maran- to be the signal for a general attack IS OUT. tender vegetation Is expected to be werp army, have been cat. off by tire ville stole second. Maranville scored Geraaam and, aw Interned 1- - Ho.anJ. two-bagg- on whole line, now extend- The forecast calls for fair when Gowdy ki.ocked a er the battle shriveled. ing well over $09 miles. - and colder weather tonight with a rise into the !eft field bleachers. Tyler al- general Directory by Me temperature tonight. An aerial sqnadron fcr the most got down The German staff. by this Washburn Edwin in In- a hit the 4eft field line offensive, is explained, probably hopes The rain at Topeka came In two or rans sgsins oen but the ball was a foul by a foot or it ninge Is Published. The first began at 8:37 Sun- was. organized today. vFast more. Barry threw out Tyler first. to keep the allies sufficiently busy all stallments. at along line prevent the sending of day night and ended at 9:20. while the planes armed with ejafek One run, one hit, no errors. the to "blue books" are out to- 1:43 2:10 reinforcements to ward . off the en- Washburn's second spasm was between and the . Third Inning. circling movement out of Lille. The day. The first installment went so fast this morning. The first shower netted First half Bush fouled out to French war office, however,' has scented that many of the students had to wait .21 of an inch of water. This brings the '1 Schmidt. Evers tossed out Murphy trap. until later for their copies of the books. precipitation for the month up to three Antwern from 1. t i the cJ-- i a at first. Maranville threw out Oldring. long These "blue books" are published each inches, which is 9 inches above nor- French, Britten a French and British strategists w? - No runs, no hits, no errors. ago anticipated that Antwerp must fall year by the Y. M. C A. and T. W. C. A. mal for October. If no more rain falls being massed tor an .t o Second half Both pitchers worked and started a concentration of forces of the college, and contain a complete between now and November 1 this will wins --r slowly and as the players were in to Ostend. Now British troops, among , directory of faculty, students, college be the seventh wettest October on man aran.' ' clined to wait them out, the game reported, many Can- : organisations, churches and other mat record at Topeka. slowly. them, it is from i . moved Moran out. Baker to ada, are understood to be ready for ters pertaining to the college, any To The railroad reports indicate that Twenty Italian amnapoi r I r. Mclnnis. Bush threw out Evers at this new German offensive toward the peka business firms have attractive ad showers were general ' in the eastern day to bring back the Its am t Continued on Page Eight. sea coast. vertisements In tne books. half of Kansas. now in Tripoli and Cyre" V ' The books this year are put up in an The hourly readings: place win be taken fry i The box score and farther details Weather Forecast for lTsnsaw unusually handy size, and are occaxion-In- g 7 11 o'clock . .... It is believed that rU 1 ft o'clock .....48 tls ii? to today's game will appear in die Fair tonight and Tuesday: cooler with, much favorable comment. .Edwin 8 o'clock .....48 12 o'clock 50 Ian preparation for ar. i ' postscript addition of the State Joor-- probably frost tanlcht. rising tempera- Menainger, a junior In tha college, had a o'clock 48 1 o'clock .....60 billzatio now MB.",,.! (JT 1. . .- - O. All Tyler, JtaWngar pitcher, .Who Faces AiMetlcs Today aal at o'dodr ture Tuesday, cnarga oz tna wovk. Lit o'clock .....49 2 o'clock il