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New-York tribune., 1912-08-18
PeODIe and Social Incidents

bout one thousand yards Of shore ana
back and a three-legged race for IN.
men on the beach. Silver cups were of.
fered as prizes. In the olnoe race N,
cups went % Mrs. Burden and Lawrenc,
Waterbury. and Mr.. Waterbury wiz.
Mr.. Burden Won the cup for the otha,
event There were fully twenty ps,r.
entered for the canoe race.
This evening the principal gathe-,,,
point was the summer home OF N,.
John Il. DrexeL Mrs DrexeI gave a
large dinner party, following It with I'm.
formal dancing, for which guests cam.
from about all of the other dinnsr
parties.
Mrs. Pembroke Jones mad a dinner q,
Sherwood, with a little dancing befor.
going 10 Mrs. Drexers Mrs Arthur
Curtiss James gave a dinner at Beacon
Hnl House in honor OF Mr. and Mrs
william Cary Sanger
other dnner entertainers included
Mrs. Stanley Mccormick Mrs. Henry s
Redmond, Mrs Huntington Wilson and
3irs. French Vanderbilt
Mrs Francis K. Sturgis gave an after,
noon tea az Taxon Lodge. and Mrs. FIuzs
l. WiIloughby was at home al her cot
tage on Halidon Hin She was assisted
by her daughters, Mrs. Clayton G Dixon
ana Mrs. James X Clark. and hsr
daughter-in-law, Mrs Hugh L. willough.
by. jr
Mrs. William G. Loew had a childrens
party AZ her home during the afternoon
and Mrs. Alexander s. Clark vas q
luncheon entertainer
The opening days play in the bridge
tournament which had been arranged
by Mrs. Royal Phelps Carroll. Mrs Penn
broke Jones and Miss Maude wetmors
was very successful
Registered al the Casino to-day wer.
Ho.Ii- r. Hunnewell. OF Wellesley. visit
ing Clarence W. Dolan. a. l. Hoskins
o. Rosemont. Butler Ames. Of Lowell.
visiting Mrs Stanley Mccormick: Mixs
Gibson and Miss L. Gibson. Of Brook
lyn. visiting Mrs. Eben J Knovlton:
Count de TalIeyrand- -Perigord, Of france.
guest of Mrs William B. Leeds; n
". Smythe. OF Philadelphia; Mr ana
Mrs. P c. Storey. OF Boston: Edward
Horner. T. Z. Smith. OF London; Roo
ert L. Wrenu. Of New York. visiting J.
Gordon Douglas. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Parsons. 2. A Carroll. visiting Royal
Phelps Carroll: John Clinton Gray tr.
visiting Pembroke Jones; Miss NJ q
Darlington. Miss Mary T. Jay, Miss
Marie Taller and Charles F. Miller, vis-
sting George II. Benjamin. T SANFORD
Beatty. r. c. Huffer. IT,, visiting Mrs.
Alexander s. Clark, and Mr. and Mrs
James c. Auchincloss visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Hugh =. Auchincloss.
There was another rehearsal Of the
quadrilles for Mrs. Cornelius Wander
bits costume dance next Friday night
al the home or Mr ana Mrs august Bel
mont this afternoon.
The Misses Helena Fish and Angelica
Brown are the guests OF Mrs Paul A
Andrews.
Franklin 4. Plummer. Of New York, Is
a weekend guest OF Lispenard Stewart
Frederic Jewett Dieter. OF New YORK.
is az the Muenchinger King
Richard Gambril. having returned
from Europe. mas joined his mother
Miss Marguerite Shonts and Mss
Roper who have been spending the SUM
-uer ar Bar Harbor. have arrived az the
New CIrs for tennis week.
Aulbassacor and Nine. Bakhmetef OK
Russia are % keep the summer head
quarters Of the embassy open here Until
la.e IN The raI
New-York tribune., 1912-08-18

in it. If Mf. Laws words are justly
provocative Of such q prosecution
then 50 have been the utteranees OF
many other men. including most OF
the important Home Rule leaders.
surely. too. Randolph Churchiils epi-
gram was equally culpabIe. for II was
fully as strong as Nh Laws more eA-
tended remarks. But we doubt that
the government viii enter upon Sueh Il
course. as we also doubt that there VIII
l-e any actual civil war over the dles-
fiou of Ulster and Home Rule lhe
Iogic Of the situation j. too strongly
opposed 10 both 0f those extravaganr
courses
New-York tribune., 1912-08-18
AT NEWPORT.
rBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune }

iBy Ieiegraph . Ihe l1oune
Newport. Aug 1.-THE summer colo
nIsts found plenty 10 keep them busy
to-day. Aside from the regular social
entertaining. there were tennis al the Ca
sino this morning. golf and a bridge
tournament al the golf club this after
neon and a special match at the West
chester Polo Club.
one of the chief attractions Of the
day. however. was a programme OF
sports at Bailey's Beach arranged by
Mrs. Arthur Scott Burden. Miss Edith
Deacon and Mrs. l.. 5. Reynal. The
principal events we're canoe race OF
New-York tribune., 1912-08-18
A BAD BILL.

The Panama Canal bill sent 10 ihe
President Yesterday is "a hopeiesNif
mad one and should ne vetoed Every
DAYS proceedings uave shown hl'Ic
clearly the crude and miscalevouN
nsr71re Of the measure a. IL no"
stands. even as amended 10y th" con
ference committee. Thus it stiu pro
vides for the exemption cf American
coastvise commerce from tolls. hNtH
ii thar be permissible under ii'
Hav-Pauncefote treaty. Of which there
il no convincing assurance. the piA
utterly fails 20 tel what Is meant nN
coasrwise commerce. In England tne
term means strictly commerce along
the CONTINUOUS coast. So that rr1de be-
tween LIVERPOOL and Belfast, or ne-
tween Southampton and the Island OF
Jersey. Is not regarded a~ coa~tWlse-
Ia Germany II means trade between
any Two ports Of the empire - thar
n vessel sailing from HAMBURG to Dant-
zic bv way of the Skagerrack 3ud the
Sound is q coaster. In France II means
commerce between entirely detached
and remote parts Of the domain. 81"
rhat trade between Havre ana AlglerS
il held a. be coastwi>e and Is reserved
for French ships. Which oI these
rhree interpretations would be put
upop rhe term here. Certainly the ar
rapgoment or our ports and territorial
possessions would promptly cause each
of them 20 be- cited a> applicable.
The doubtful propriety and ezpe-
diencv OF The section relating % YES
,els owned by railroads and the di-
vorcemeut Of land and water lines we
have already discussed But renewed
attention may be- called 10 @ feature
of the bin which was criticised ON
FRIDAY by senator Root. namely. that
prohibiting trust-owned ships from
using the canal IL Is TO e1aGgeration
10 say. with Senator Root. mat II
literally enforced that provision would
prevent the passage of ship through
The canal until q court Of competent
jurisdiction had passed upOu it> eilgl-
hili+v and II is nor rap much To- char
acterize such q provision as ridiculous
and ,bsurd The better logic Of the
case wouid seem To- be- this II E; is
lawful for "a trust % exist. its vessels
should be entitled ro use the canal IN
common with ali others but If it il
not lawful for il 10 exist il should be-
suppressed and dissolved without wait
inc for IL to send ships 70 Panama and
then using the canal as ii means of en-
n harra aSstnS IL.
IL would be- tedious o. dwell upon
AN the cruditieS and errors IN this l+
conceived measure. Doubtless IT Is de-
sirabie 20 nave some Panama ieglSia
tion an this session. uuj thi- OIL "ouiu
not supply the need All questions
concerning the operation and control
~ the canal should he settled aN Soon
A. possible: but nothing would be-
.Ft-.oss..-. els. .s.,af
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The District Attorney is surprised oe-
cause Governor DIX pardoned O woman
who was sent 10 prison for keeping one
OF the wors. resorts N the city. with
out following the custom of consulting
the prosecutor IL the case. But ho
ought NOT o. be surprised. Governor
DIX mas made such strange and inde-
feusible use OF the parGOning power
that nothing ne does need boz wondered
at After q ricn forger had bv hi-
"DulT' delayed his trial for years. and
delayed Judgment on has appeal from
conviction for years more. when Ae was
finally defeated I'D the courts the Gov
ernor kindly stepped IN and saved him
fTUm Imprisonment
New-York tribune., 1912-08-18

OF at2' the conductor asked. No was
the reply. there isn't. It's the first time
that we've been IN one OF these horsecars
and We want a thorough experience.
Wife-My husband and I had quarrel
He called me n vtrago.
Her Friend-Dont you mind. II he gos
away safe ana sound .ts pretty goOH
evidence that you're ncl--BOston Tran
. ,-s--
New-York tribune., 1912-08-18

What assurance. pertinenuy asks
Governor Hadley have those who join
liz the formation Of a new party that
four years from nov the members OF
"the national committee Of that party
will not use. N some unfair way, their
authority against delegates selected
.in favor Of some candidate for the
.Presidency'" Especially. he might
have added when a. its very founda-
tion seat IN that committee Is
.'stolen" by q "dishonora bic com btna-
tion. For further details inquire of
the New jersey Bull Moses.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-18

The beef packers now say thdt the
high price OF meat is due 70 the small
size of the cattle. the decrease IN
weight more than Offsetting the IN
crease in numbers Yet this Is the day
when the Hereford and other large ami
mails are being introduced more and
more into the beef cattle growing
regions.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-18
Nftu i)ork Cribmnc.
SUNDAY. AUGUST IS. 1872

owned and published daily by the Irio--- Iri
Association New York corporation
N Reid. Prcsider-. Conda H2nli1' 7e.L -
James 81. Barrett Treasurer. Address
gaila,nz. 80 I54 Nassal street New io'"
New-York tribune., 1912-08-18

4 Seventeen-vear- charged with
threatening d policeman get- thirty
days in Jail our finest must be pro-
r.ctad at any cost
New-York tribune., 1912-08-18

Governor Wilson won't nave 14l'
ropes keeping crowds away from him-
10 announces. Whosoeyer VIII HAY
comc-and vote. particularly vote.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-18

View York is in the hands OF the en-
en1y. but II is SO used 10 oeihs ''"'eu
that it doesn't MIND.
PERHAPS If Controller PrendersAS'
looks about he will find a few more
houses which careless Father hnicAer-
booker had forgotten n owned
New-York tribune., 1912-08-18

r-- reafars viii confer -a~or oT a.'si'-1
.,s vg,sr tha,- an, una 5i- 20 nrocH-e ngsl
-r, -T-sb.r-e s-orl ,hsi- ewsdealer. Al-i
-rribune Circulation bepal thfnt
New-York tribune., 1912-08-18

J. Pierpont Morgan. jr.. as Was men
toned YESTERDAY leaves FOR Europe on
saturday September T. 10 rejoin Mrs.
Morgan and mis- daughter abroad.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-18

Gable dispatches received here from
London announce the birth there yester-
day OF a daughter to Lady Decies She
was Miss Vivien Gould. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs George j. Gould, and was mar
ried on February Z last year. IN ST. Bar
tholomews Church. 90 Colonel Lord De-
cies. head OF j junior branch OF the
RareSfCrd family
New-York tribune., 1912-08-18

Colonel Sir Jonn Harrington former
British Envoy In Ab-ssinia, and Lady
Harrington have arrived from Europe via
Boston and are staying with Lady Har-
rington.s mother. Mrs James Mcmillan
AZ Eagle Head. her country place near
Manchester. Mass.
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Jn(an0gc(egrnp6
gergrabene Giebesbsute
gefunoen.

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sefunosn.
Bottom, 20. Wai. Gin Nrbeiter
neIter auf benz ssotu pdrtiuIon'i6e
21nbgut bei Monumeut Bead, nit
Graben bei9dftist mar, bradte cine
srobe QaHns gum 0ori6ein, in ptls
dem Shmudfaden i'm Werths BON
$12, 600 sefunben puroen. bic i'm pori=
gen SEPTEMBER aus ben DilIen bon
Geo. g. Gardner, Sdnes SafIon unb
Jreb. 8. Jiein seitoblen purben. Die
0iebe batten ibre 8eute offeubor in
Der 4bfidt pergroben. lie su pafenber
3.it ipieber hrpor;ubolen.
Gbrung fir aapttdu unb
Monni6aft Der
~Garpatbia".
Rem Uorf, 20. Mdi. Capt. Orr
thur 8. Roitrcn, BON Gunarbnompfsr
rgarpntbia". ;ptIher bk llsb.rletenoen
Der ,5itanie" an 8pro nabm, purbc
mittmod bon einem 4usiduB Der Ges
retteten Der 1ataitropbe nit eiaem
prd1tie.n iiIb<rnsn 9iebesbetet bes
ffentt. Den Sffisiersn unb DtitsIies
bern Der Wnnnihaft tpurbsn soIbene
iilkrne unb bronsene WsbaiIIsn iiber.
reiht. Die lleberreihuns fanb in BEN
Galon b.s Dampfers itati. Capt. Ro.
itron entsesnete auf eine Dantes.
abrsie, bab er BLOB als 5ssmonn ieins
gFlitt setban babe. I'm llebrisen be,
Maunfdaft, auf bic er ftoIs fsi. alea
Cob sebitre.
Griiberer WiIitdrarst ae.
ftorbeu.
| 2egington. ap, %. Wai. 9r
q. Wt. Rorpooo, Der beim Musbruf
bes giirgertrieaes elmer Der beriibmte
ften WunbGr5te ReD Yorts mar uni
ben ariss ala Resimentsar3t mitmad.
ts, fsarb Sisr- Ritiua@ I'm sl- 2sbsas.
ltaAss.
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Cincinnati. oonmerftas, ocm 80. Yaai 1912.

ortert iDor6en lit unb ben 8orl6lag
3ur solge gebubt bot, baB ote 6tpls
iheu gnglano inb 5ronfretd, bette.
benoen Gnterten burh cine altan5
ericst tperoen iollte.
litter 4n0ereln miro al,d) iiber Die
8erltdrfung Der britilden @rntionen
in slegppten ituo on arberen Bldeeil
ouf bem Weg ndh Synbien lnt0 ilber
oie 4fttpitdt ser italieniideft sSlotte
I'M 1g1iihen Neer, uno ibren GinflnB
auf DIE SteIlung engIanbs I'M geIttel-
meer beratben merben.
3um : bsaterbr9nb in Sp a.
MEN.
OiIfarect, Gpdnier, %. Wd;.
Don ben Bel benz 9behterbrano IN ben.
biefigen StGbtden perlssten 9erfonen
iinb ioipeit bier seItorben, fooab iid
bic 3d6l Der Opfer in iolge Der hutds
itrOpte Biz jest auf "a ftelt.
Der gigentbImer bes 9heoters III
unter Der 4ntlage perboftet norben.
BoritelIungen obns obrigteitli6e Grs
IdubniB oeaeben unb ohns feinn 4ppus
rat BON ben geb0roen inipisireu gu
laHen.
Die 2age in W otto.
garis, 20. Wai. Cine Juntens
bepeide bon Dem @eneral 2peutaD,
benz fransoiifden Gouperneur bon
Worotfp, bic um 7:30 am Oienitug
Qbenb bon sea dbeef6idt tpuroe, ers
tpGbnt nihts bon elmer ftattsefunbensn
Risbsrmeselung bon guropdern, IS
tpirb aber barin dneebeutet, oaB ein
abermaliger ansrtff Der Worottansv
auf bic Stobt pdhriheinlih ist.
4m Disntag Nbenb puros bon
Wabrib gemelOet, baB. sinsm in ben
WaubelgGnesn bes bortigsn pdrI1s
m.ntsgebdubes i'm mulauf befinoIi6sa
Geriiht 81 5olsg Ge3 bon ben Mas
rpttanern erftiirmt porbeu lei, unD
oaB General 2pautep unb Gugene
Rsgnault, Der frans0iifbe 9eianbts,
nit ibrem Stdb ermoroet poroen ieier.
Dem Gerudt nurbe dbsr IN Regiez
rungstreiien bonn 4nFdng an niht Der
serinsfte Glaubeu geihentt.
Wlaorio, 90. Wai. Der gremisr
Gandlejns iaete dm Witttpot, oaB oic
R.gisruRg tsinsrlei Rutri6teu, off.
sie[e obsr unoffisisQe, nit 9e3ug oui
ben IsBten lngrifF auf isss erfaItsr
babe. or fiigte dber bin5u, baB, naf
ben lsbt.n Ra6ridten su fhlieBen, biz
Der Regierune BON 5e3 aus 5ugegor'
gen fsier, bic Gage in Der 6auptitaot
Waruiios obne .3peifsl cine iebr ernit;
fsi.
0irsttor Seller refignirt
StraBburg, 90. Rai. 9irsttor
SeiIer BON ben 2otumptipsnDerten In
9rafsnitabt. oefen nttipe llHteritiits
ung Der frauSoitfden PropaganoQ in
GlidBsQctbrinsen bas 9pneotten Del
2otomotiosnfd5rit burh bic Staats:
.ifen6abnsu CUR Jolge fatte, bat re-
| fenirt.
Das i6drfe Rritiiiren oiefes Bon
cotts i'm eIIdFii9en Qanbtag bate BIZ
pieIbe'prodsns gsrsrtuus beg Goii.r:
Bel .inem guntstt in StraBburg gu,
Jolse, bab sr bt. 8erfufung bon gl'
iabs4otbringsn 3sridmstterH uno biI
R.idsIanbe gu prsubifhen groDin5er
MAIDEN iperhs, tpenn bic beuti6feino'
Iids agitation ridt aufbort.
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Director Geil.r bon Der Grafenitdo'
tex actomotipeuiabrit.
Der inbirett fir bi. Strabburger aais
fsrreoe Mrantnortli4 mar,
bat reiisnirt.
Nus erito.

gbibuabua, Wseyiio, %. Wsat.
Wait Der ominofsn Nnbeutung, bob bic
repclutionGren gsboroen pielleift niht
i'm Stanbe fem piirben, bic fDiitbeuoen
WldHsn i'm odum su halten, psnn re
erfnhren, in ipeldEm Wabe Die Der.
@iaaten Die merituniihe Resieruns in
ihrem Rnmpf sesen bic RebelIen untsr<
itiibt, bat am Wittipoh Gsneral Gro3S
co bei benz amerifdniiden ROnfui Wia-
rion Geth<r eosesen prOteitirt, sab
bic amerituniine Rsgisrung csu merit
toniiden Hsb0rben ssiiottet. n0rolih
Don Der 0tense Sruppen on5untrben
unb aussuriiftsn. Der groteit TT in
enalifter unb ipaniitgr Spra4e psrs
0fFtntIift ,porbsn uno iii on ben pras
fibenten Wlahero unb on bic Der.
Staoten seridtet.
gaahbem In beiailIirtsr Detie pisie
TGlle onsefubrt tpurben, IN neren bic
omeritaniiten geborben Die Woberos
Rtgieruns untsrftiibt boben. gDirb aHs
eebeuiet. bab 3tpiften Waoero uHb Der
am.ritanifhen Regieruns irgeHo elm:
WerRdnbiauns eriftire, ber5ufolse oi:
Der. 5tnoten fir ihr Werbclten reid
belobnt tperben iolltn. Gs tpirb ange.
beutet, SdB Der Rsaieruna bsr Der.
Gtouten pielleift cine gebit.sabtres
tung periprofTn iporoen in.
Die Wutb Der Rsbellen III ohns
3tpeifel auf bic 5batfote suriidaufiih.
rtn, bab bic omeriianiihe Regieruna
ben RsbeIlen sroBen Shaben sugefiisi
bat, inbem lie bic ginfuhr Don WurI'
tiou Dtrboten unb bas 0erbot itrens
burGgtfiihrt Bat. Die RebellsH ertld.
ren biss fur febr unssret..
Wab<ro nirb in benz yrot.It Elm
WerrGtber gsnonnt unb bic omeritania
ftx Regierunq fpiro beinulbist, elm
DsrbaItsn su b<obohtsn. bab BON elmer
Snterpention nur fpenig oerIhieben iei.
Gs ipirb auf bic 1batiode binsspisfen.
bob iofptit bic repo!utiondren 9eb0rs
ben ben Musldnbtrn jeben m6sIiher
GMut Az 9bki! bdben ipsrbsn laiIsn,
Hamentlih ben Mmeriiansrn. unb ea
tpirb aud jsbt nod folder Shus der,
fprohen. nbtr NIT sinem gsfpifsn 0ors
behalf. gs ipirb angtbeuiet. blb in Der,
einasIten J1llen bic 8snol!srung bsrnr.
In Wuib asratttn ionnis, bab iis
Nndx on ben @msritonern nthmen
i6nnte unb In sinissn sJaaen bic Ge.
b0rbeu nidt i'm Gtonns fsin tDnntsn,
ben noibie<n 6huB 3u seiDdbrsn. Sn
einem fol6xn fgnllt fpiirhtn bic repnlns
tionGren Dsb0rben aEls gsraptuOrsung
nbIebnsn.
Die obigf Erfldrung Crcstes bal
bel ben Mmeritansrn Die ernfilihiten
W<fiirhtunetn nerurfaht unD pitls BE.
dbEMtissen bk Gtnbt su perloiIen, fiji
ipnren abr nint i'm Gtanne, es al
ttun; Der resul1rs 3ug nad Gl pnfr
gina niMt al. Die Offisisue GrtIGrunc
hdfiir mar. bab Waliermangel berrfde
Die biefisen aibernIsn ersldren,
hdb Ne segsn slpei Megieruneen sdm.
pftn: Die Der. Gtoaisn unb Mlerito
nnb ik bebdupfsn. b1b HE bos Dor.
siiden bsB Generals 6nerta perbinberl
t0ben DHrbtn. fptnn lie MunitiOn &c.
mug ettobt bdtttn.
Osn NehelIen fsblt "a aud an @elb,
0k Ddnto U2inerc hdt am Nittmo6
BE 1tartn otiMlcnen. Hn@bem POI
ela peaf 4ageM hh 0ens pon &cnord
- OlsieeA A1t5as - ~ oss'
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Gin HeQnerllreik In Iew 9mk
gernriaht in ben srORen Sotels
srohe ebntlidfeitcn.

0lM lEOO IeuHer unD NUDe utn
gtreif.
Bon Der Sbiu 8srfGfungss& s&onpens
tion.
Dem Ropitdn Qrt6ur 8. Roftron bon
benz Danpfer vGarpatbia",
Wurbe in Sem Yort BON ueberle6enosn
Der w5itanic"
Gin prG9tissr iilbsrner Yotol ibsrz
reiht.
Die aompagns llHtoften Shioer
RaHbibdten.
8ieIes GeIo tpurbe bon elmer 9dHo gs'
Iiefert.
21 SpirituoisnbdnbIer in gbattas
noogG, Genn., psrbonnert.
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Wettcrberimt.

THr Dbio: GdSnes Wetter am
Donnsritag; om 5reitos fhOnss lpdrs
meres M<tter; perdnbsrlite, am Jrets
tag 5itIi1e bis iiib0itlide Binbs.
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MusIanD. Selegrapb
Cine omin0(e Dro6nns
4at Der Nebellenfiibrer
Crpsco ausgeitnfea.
Gs iheint, baR bic meyifaniihen
Mebellem iia an ben Amerifa'
nern safiir rd6en wullen.
TaB ibnen bic Wunitionssufuhr bon
ben Der. Stuaien absef6nitt.n
porbsn lit.
Wmsr;faner bic in Jolse Der Drobun5
gbibuabuu ptrldHen tpolieH.
Waren ni4t Inn Sionbe oies gu tbun.
Die Reger Rsbsllion ouf Gubo-
Die Resierunsstruppen DorIdufis noh
unipGtie.
-~A~
Dom OpfarhitsrItreif IN 2onbon.
- ~
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Fl SpirituoienbdnbIer in Ghottd'
nooga, Genn., perbonnert.
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Sat Der Nebellenfittrer
Crp3co ausgeftnfca.
ToB linen bic Wunitionssufuhr bon
ben Der. Stuaien absefdnittsn
iporhen lit.

Wmer;taner bic in Jolse Der Drobun5
gbibuabuu psrldiien tpollieH.
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Dx Resierunssiruppen DorIdufis nod
unt1Gtig.
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2oniins. Wid., %. mat. SuIia
2inolsp, p.l6e Dor einig.n Woudtsn
nit gbporb SaIlsn BON SanespiIl.,
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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-12
Flashes of Sport
From Everywhere

It was thought, in view of the en-
satiopal start made by the Giants,
that a new record for games won dur
ing a season-11S by the Chicago Cubs
would be hung VI this year. but the
Giants slump in midseason has pre-
cluded that. If they were to win all
of their other games they would be
n victory shy of the Cubs figures.
1t Is more than likely however, that
Boston will eclipse the American
league record for 102 games, held by
the Athletics. To do that they will
have to win only IL Of the remaining
"a games.
If forced to play out the string this
season the Bostons would have doubt
less set a record for the other Ameri-
can league clubs to shoot at for years
to come.
With the championship practically
Won 1t Is more than likely that there
will be a mild let up in the Boston's
speed until it comes time for them to
tune up for the big series, and many
a game will be passed up hat could
have been won with a little extra exer-
ton.
The poor work of Rube Vanguard
has been the big surprise in the work
OF the Giants. In fact, the erratic
pitching of the nineteen straight
hero" began just as soon as Jimmy
Lavender put a crimp in his record
in Chicago. Marquard's failure to
come up to his best form since that
time shows the futility Of pitchers go
Ing out after records. It was a big
strain on Vanguard. from which he
has not yet fully recovered.
This bad effect may again show in
the case of Joe Wood. the Boston
pitcher. If he keeps on his record
hunt. 1t is said nov that he is going
after Marquard's record for 10 straight
games. He has already won is straight
and has shown no signs of cracking.
But the strain or Wood is apt to have
a detrimental effect as it did on Mar
guard, and may tend to spoil his best
form in the worlds series.
With the decline of Marquard's
work the great pitching of jeff Tes-
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-12
HIGH SCHOOL men START OUT WELL
BUT HAZE POOR PLACE TO PRACTICE
Material on Hand With What is Coming up Should be
Threshed Into Fast Team Before Manv Weeks
Have Rolled By.

important. Their firm muscles and
healthy faces indicate that they have
had football in mind the past sum-
mer and have kept in condition. 1t
Is a fairly we'll hardened crew that
Doc" O'keefe has set out to thresh
into form.
The list of candidates u last night
includes Cummings. Johnson, Knuep-
Ter. Roy and James Carter, jacob.
Norman. Nordlund, Duggan. Fergu.
son, Helmke, Dryden, Wells, Matth-
ews. Elton, Jacobson, Henry, Plank
a lively aggregation of willing work.
ers.
Helmke is a new mar from the
model high and he certainly gives
promise Of amounting to something
before the season is vary far advanc-
ed. Plank is from Park River, where
lots of good things come from, and
ne Is expected to show to, advantage
as the season progresses.
Good Men Sought.
Gtlby, who was out last wear and
had to cut the game on account OF
an injury, is likely to be in the game
again this fall. He will be there IL
the student body can get him out and
a determined effort will certainly be
made. according to word from the
H. s.
Lodmell may go to the model high
this year. If he does he will bring
tears to the yes of many at the O..
f. H S., where he is wanted and
needed.
Overtures are also being made to
a husky youth named Cook, the son
of a we'll known Grand Forks minis
ter. who is himself a lover of clean
sports-we know because he told us
so. Cook will bring JOY to the hearts
of the high school lads and lassies If
he decides to attend that institution
and don a moleskin uniform.
Griffin. a new husky. is also being
sought as material for the team. They
say he is a regular bull moose and
could tear up a line like a hungry
farm hand car eat a stack Of wheat.
Ferguson is going right after a back
field job. He should land there
with both feet.