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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-13
Unclaimed Letters at Augusta Post
Office

Women- Gooksou, Mrs Harry;
Dyer, Miss Norma, %; GarfinkIo,
Miss Matlae4; Golf, Miss G, T.; Good
rich. Mrs. VIM; Jones, Mrs. Ada; Lii
ueeold. Mrs. Lucinda MaeI.eod, Mrs.
Gertie: Nichlas, Mrs. Nell a. Pike,
Mrs. NJ =. Snail, Miss Kathc.fne:
Williams Mis- Give.
Men Clark = Foster & Co. Gash.
.ne. af John j. Gammans, MIR. +. II.
Davis. Mr. Arthur: Dalan, John: Ell
wool. Jim; Hatch, NJ r.; Howard.
Leland. r.: Horne, Mir c. B.; Labbo
Monsieur Arehille; Leonordi G. l.;
Merrill Mr. J. =. Mulehad, H. Leish-
ton, Niles, y. l.; sherman. w IL.
Vannah, Frank Il; Wentworth, Bil.
Willie ms, Joseph, Esq.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-13
ABOUT THE MEDlCEs.
A Measure to BE Sought Preventing
Barter fer Clinic Testimony.

Chicago, May t2,-Lesislation which
win prevent the indiseriminate barter
of expert medical testimony will be
sought by Senator w. S. Kenyon Of
Iowa. he told physicians of Chicago at
dinner. last night. He asserted he
would seek To have the American Bar
Association recommend TO its afhliat-
All sthte' oreaniza tions-t the ,enaetment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-13
Mis- sing Brunswick
Man Is Located.

Ffun$"iel.. Ne, afay II. ts'pcci5D.
Thongs Pear, lhe ErEns#ic> aor>
list, who has been tai4=i na ince Sal
urdaH was located, this esenin%. in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-13
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

NiHeent Astor's throat .affscton r.
not serious and is causing no worry,
aeeordlnS to statement made at the
Offices Of the Aster estate, Monday, II
WIS confirmed that he had found it in-
advisable 10 continGc his entertain-
Heht # members of the Senate cons
mittec on military affairs at ferne life,
his country estate. Tut no plans for an
epera tioa either ~ New York or at
Fcrhcliffe were announced.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-13

Florist, whos lIas Been Missing from
Brunswick Since saturday. Located.
Monday. IN Toronto, ont.
Toronto, ont, where ne usal otHse.
1t IS thoasht that his mind heea ne
unbalanced from over WORK lie VIII
retarned from Brunswick THesaa.
lft,rht
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-13
Shipping News.

Cal;,is, Me- May 12.-Arrived:
schooner Harold Is. Couse ms, New
York; Charles II. Sprague, do.
Steamer ltasinstoa (Br). Ptrrsboro, y.
=. Sehooners Lille Alice Harpsweli
Railroad. oeeanviile; Chase, Rockland
for Boston
Sailed: Steamer Transportation,
Newport News.
Foston, May l2.Arrived Schooners
Ioratio G. Foss, Apalaehicoa Princess
tBr). Brighton, N. s.: Victoria eBrp,
La Have, y. s.; Caiawamteak, Rock
land. r. l.. Fay, Bangor; Emma f.
Day, Jonesport; Woodbury. NJ. Snow,
Rockland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-13

Feel iangt;d wcpf, run down. Head
ache? Stomach of q GOOD remedy is
Eufdock Blood Bitters AsiS Your drug-
Stst. Price Sl.ea
For any itchiness of the skin. for skin
raShes, chap. pimpies, etc, Try DoaDs
Ointment. soc. at all t,ruS stores =
Il suffered habitaally from coustipar
ton. Doans Reguiets relieved and
strengthened the bowels so that they
have been regular ever since. e. DAVIS
Grocer. sulphur Springs. Texas. Il
Cheapest accident Insurance. i,rs
Thomas Eclectic Oil. For burns. scalds.
scalds. cuts aud emergencies. All drugs
gists sell ii. 25c. and Soc
For that Dull Fealinn After Estinr@t
/ have used Chamberain's Tablets for
some time, and can testify that they
have done me more good than any tabr
lets | have ever used, My trouble was q
heavy dull feeling after eating. -David
Freeman Kempt Nova Scotia. Ihest
tablets strengthen the stomach and ina
prove the digestion. They also regu-
late the liver and bowels. They are tar
superior to pills but cost no more. All
dealers. at4 81 sra f,,t4t.f.s.t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-05-13

For any itchiness of the shin for skin
rashes, chap, pimpies, etc, uy DoaifS
Ointment soc at all Grug stores, /.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-31
Gin SrOit fir Gigarren=
rluf)er.

Gnglti6e Ner3te uno 8eiun01eits
anntsr molten felt9eIteat bdben. oub
Iilr Den Hdu1er be Y|eifs iddolihe
1T ais Die 5igarette, Wton fano, DAB
I'm Y~felientdbdt Der y}itotinqeba.
5rpii6an 2.04 uno 2,S5 Vro3ent pa,
rtlert, pdbren0 er bel ben dgDptlittu
3lgaretttn nur LAO bis LOO Yro3tn!
betrd9t. Die 9apdnna5igarre ent1dll
am luenigiten Ritotin. ndmlit 0,64
prn3ent. Dd8 ben beim 0erbrennen
Der psrihiepenen Eabat. erAeuQten
fdu1 on9ept, 10 entbaII GER Stgdtet.
teurau4 70 bis so Vro3ent Nitotin
fpeni9er al8 Der 3tgarren= oosr Del
pfelfenraud. Die Cigarette mare
oemndf, ipenn nur ous Hitotin in
8etruht tame, oos g~eIin0eits Hauh:
mittel, ods Der Rauber iif lpdbler
tonnte. IS mub ieooA odrauf tinoe
tptelen tueroen. bdB man bis iebt
oem gfitotin piel gu piel Wid)tigteit
bciQemefen bat. fpdbreno man elm nett
aefd3rliheres 0ift, oos ii6 i'm "a.
bdtrdud finoet, fat unbsldtet IieB:
rs bdnoeIt ii6 UNI bds 6urfurol ODER
6uroI, 0ns DEFENDERS in ben 9ir0i,
n%iatabdten uno in ben 3jqaretten
portommt. pGbreno Is inn Rauh Del
3iearrs uno Der Yfetfe fat odnslld
feblt. Das 6urfurol, oos iid) audi i'm
8ier. in BEN Standardization nit
u~berbdupt in ben QItoboItn - bsIons
osCs In iungsm Wbistp - finoet, ers
5euQt beim 9erbrsnnunasproseB cine
CREPE Men9s 4Italjen. Der Qfsifen,
uno Der Superintendent er3euat bel
Der 8erbrennuua mebrsrs Nmmonidt
drten, dbsr fat tein 5urfurol. nab
reno 9jrQinjdtdbdt un0 biuiae i3iod.
retten nur tgeins Spursn bon Mmmos
nidt binterlaFen. oafir ober Elm,
droBt W(snae SurfuroI entfpidsIn-
DieIem 6uriurol Iheinen auh bic
Observation-Disclosures Observation-Disclosures
Der Rduder Suiuitreibsu gu ieiu.
Gnes in autm tdnn man io9sn. BAT
Die 3i1orette reniesr QsfdhrIitb III als
Die EieiFs uro odB Sic ,3ionrre spi
i6r Zen teioeu Grtrsmen itsbt. Die
9ilorettsnr1udet perosn boffsntli6
OieIs riFsnihaftlihe 5sitferuna nib.
CUR gutituIoiauna J,rtriebensn
Rnuh,rs misbrauhsn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-31

~ t~ ytu4. 3demdno tan
glei6se;tig tduen uno iprshsn. Mi'
0OLem Re6t gilt e. fir u~ngeh5ria
penn jemano NIT poaem Wunoe
lpriht. WSon foQ niat aenot'gt iein
einen hnlbgsfautsn 8i1en ols:h7si'i-
bnunisr2urUrqen, unl nuf cine eth
sultiee 8emertung BEG SifAnahbar
iofort artnorten 3u mdieu. ia
tue nan einfah niht, Der R1ftas
ioQ 10 biel 2att haben uno ni6t ~
ren, psnn er ieinen TiIh:o1:3sn If
ooller &autGtigt,it iisbt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-31
Ger Girnnnhang.

1isies sigentiimIide feline @tbilos
IN Der lInter'eits bes Gebirns. bas
non ltet5 81 Den pertimmerten uno
'ur Den Sebensbausbalt gdn3lih be-
~.onQIoien 3eilen oes 2iertorpers qez
1alten bat, ~ertpeiit fif, lett id; Die
nsoi5intid,e WiIIsnIaait eiuQebenoer
nit ihm beifd'tiQt, thinner oeut.iter
zig ein Srqon BON bofit bsmertens-
perten 6unttionsn. Dab feline 4ufa
labe innerbaIb oc8 Iebsnoen SrQonis>
nus 10 Idnge in tiefes Guntsl aebiiIIt
5lsiben @tonnte, srtIGrt fid in eritey
2irie aus Fsinem peritedten cit in
GEM iogenonnten S~iirfenfotte', Dem
rittIersn SeiI oes ReiIbsins. Der oI
en- experimentation llntsrIuhunqen
I'M !6irnonhcnQ rpe1er ner 81 ii6er=
pinoenosn ted)niihen S6pisriQtsiten
Die arobten 6inoeyaiTTe entQs9enieBts.
Reueroino. 1T Is 9. Nfhner ssluns
zen. bel iunaen 3unoen ocn Sauz
men olls on oQ8 Organ berdusud.z
iongeu uno ss in mehrsrsn IIlleu
operatio gu entferren; 10 trnnte sr
ourh 9erolsih Der ppsrisrtsr Sisre
nit nprmolsn Sun1en BON Rem 9leie
hen Wurf feititsIIeu. onb Die oes
6irnanbanas bsrnubtsn 9iers mdns
tsrIsi msrtpIroioe St0rungsn Der
SrtpidsIuna ouftpisFen. Q esnen
nan BON nornhsrsiu nidt bate an
1shmsr foIIsn. oob lie nit osm biru-
rnhane in irosno timer 9ssiehuug
fdneen. Riht rur. nnb lire a0rz
osrsrobs gans srbebIih hint.r Der Der
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-31
6nitcrie als GnItmIpTOOntt.

OUlltIlt ulo NhlIhtpiuohil.
Sin terporraqeneer oeutirer Ner-
p%enar3t bGIt es fir unfsItritten, baB
bic 4usbre'tung rer Sp"erie nit rem
Wsiteyidreiten Der 8uItlr gIeiten
S6ritt aehdlten babe. Die 6nferie
3eitioe in eirem Qano ME q. 8.
Srnnfrei9 gang anoere uno ausQez
fproheners 6ormen, ols in 2Inoern
nit tiefer itebenher aultur. 9ds I'M
rerite OeIen Der Spiterie Iteut cine
Gburattsrdnoerung Dor. Sine Der
ni6ti9iten &eruu5iebungen ales tulz
tureIen Gehens lit Die unterrperfung
oes Gin8elipiGens untsr ben 8eiamt=
piIen. uno es III Der Gin3elperl0ni4
felt nur iniome;t mogli6, i6ren Sim
3elpiuen 81 betdti9,n, ais es Die
RiifIiht auf ole 9eoiirfniFe Der Sc
iamtbeit, bic ouf benz 9ocel BEG
Jorti6riites uno Der Gntfpitluno
Iiebt, 3uIGBt. Der 6nHeriter piQ
nun ieinen eigsnsn Wilen nibt unter
ben Der @eIumtbe / Lnteroronen. Die
Ter Die Nrt perihlehternoen, bic Sc
Iamtbeit unenolih ihdoiqenbeu, oegez
neratiben. ontjio3ialen tulturfeinos
liden 8runfeiqenihoft i'm Gbar1tter
Der 6piteriifen tritt nun bic 8ultur.
als Der Nu8ogut bes @eramtpilIens,
ertgegen uno 3pin9t lie. lih menigs
items dubsrIiA gu unterperfen."
Srob eirer Gu-erlid1en lInternere
flung oOer GinihrGnture oes eiosnen
Wiuens bIeiht i'm 3nnern oer 6niteris
ifcn bod bic fArantenloIe 0ur6
ieBung oe5 eiqsnea 8iGens ols Be
o%irfnis beI4ehen. iebe Ginf6rdntuna
tmpT"n0en lie els elm Ifreienees I'm
re6t unO lie tonlmen i;t) ats Nusno6=
memeni6en Dor. Sic fublen Yid1 gu
riidgeiebt i'm 2a6en uno Ipinnen it'd
in bic 3pue PES DuIoers ober Mdrs
tprers Elm. 0as Sa)idfaI Der yetigi0=
len, politii6en. io3iolen SuIoer
ihpebt ibnen ounteI Dor. Sn oteTe
8oritequngstpelt oes pom Sfitiat
auferltgten OulbertumS flu4ten Iif
Die 9piteritsr nit ~beionoerer Wpnne
uno buIten lie nit 3dbiqtei, iti:.
rOas 0eien Der 6piterie lit aIio
ni6t aus Der Sug1eItabilitGt, ni6t
aus ben beIonberen 8enn3ei6en ooer
oen &rampfaufGlen cosr ionTtioen
torperli6en ober ieelif9en Grantz
beitserI6e nunsen gu ertldren, Tons
bern leoi1lih aug Dem roTtlofen Sire
len Der &rdnttn, Iih unb onoeren ibr
0uloertum 3u bemeifen. Die 6p e
RE lit oIio nab loren meIentlihen
Griheinur9en nifIs nnoerss als cine
0ul6srreuroie. berbor9eruftn our6
Den GinfIub Ter aultur, bic Snoiois
ouen nit tart cr3entrii1 Ser Ountpeiie
gu etner Itarten Ghdrat'erberdnher9n9
5pin9t. nm ihre NnblHunq an >el
8eiumtpiGen reniQHens duReriih
berbei3ufiibren. bic lie aber 3uQle;6
nidt in bic Gage peyieBt 0en I~tdrie1
GtgenmiQen aud innerli6 gu ulers
tpineen."
8enn e au6 niat riAtiq TT, cine
10 perlpidslte Gri6s.nur9. ne e5 be
0n'terte lit, aus einer1 etua'qen
0runfe ertldren gu pplen, 10 ent61l
ten bob be otigen 4usfIGrunqen
eIni9e ihdrFe uno 1eiTtrou qeoeutete
gsobuftungen. Gs III immerEin &c
inertensnert. boB en- Nerpenar3t gu
Der lleberseuguns tommt. oaB Der
idrantenloie Sr0io;buaI;smu5 u1ies
rer Set trdntrdheno Writ.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-31

Die Snto in Peru bottsn cine
CONS dnsssbiIotts Guotenfhrift. orrh
bic lie ihre Wunoote allen gennten
in ihrem Rejhe mitteiIten.
Sn Iad.n perbpt man al,
n,r3sit oi. Guffihrun9 zines IRA
mas .Sdrl 6s- 6robe", neil oi,!.f
ieIi9 asip-ottn lei.
Sis i.bt an 10000 per-
Ids.Osrs qofpsrtSsidsn .rI6itu.n.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-31
UeueS aus Uatur- unc
6eilfunce.

7ie grtifeI unter eieier glnbrii iino lehrreid
unb Interenont; in Ihren &usiubruHgeu
uHo Shlui fpi9cru1gen resraieHilTeH
fie nher oif re I dit Die AniItteu oes
Gefunoheitsraths.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-31
Sdlingind)t unO n%atnrgemabt
Snutbdti9feit.

Ter burh isune Ntbsitsn duf Dem
8ebjste Der Grudhrun95reform be
fannie 6oirat 0r. 86fs in Grfurt
bat neueroinQ9 ben ~Iupiooren SAB
oeprdgt. ooB be; DEN QsbiIoe!en 80is
teru ser neil r 9aiIe heut3utdge 100
W}snIten an ljse.rfittsruEg ~}ugrunbs
cehen, ebe ciumal elmer an 0unqsr
i.irbt. 0jeien Sab fam man natiir
lid itutiIti'd ntht nahpriiftn, dber
9epiB enthdl; G, mehr els Elm 8osn=
den Wuhybeit. Sidiertit lit uber bic
dnntre gtboUetina H0its rihtil. odB
bic psrihieotn Qrobs Stdrte Der
&dutdtjQtejt una Ger WuunpsroauunQ
eiusn dams ptisntIid)er GiniluB ouf
Die 4usnjiBhor.;it Der menihIidtn
NdhruuQ auetn mi:iie. Bon QroBter
9eoeutunl ii, Id Die 1oiltnihaftiihe
6sititsuuu9. BIS BEL au~sgiebigsr Sdu
tGtiqtsit PIC! BE-. n9ere NahrunSsmens
gen CUR Sdt",sna notis iino. ais
obre oieic. .,. Rebt reiit audi
Rois 0uf gen p, 2iihljtten bin. Die
elmer gthorasa Sdliuatlti9teit uno
@eroauunsat5- teit a5trdQlih Iino.
&tytshrt lei n, Site. Die Seller rein
81 eHen. nIl,5 aunttrsutuiiyesn. mas
Qerdoe dui osr lener lieQt. ob man
Nppetit bote cs,r nidt, Oh rs Slsiih
'ehni9 III oct5 nit,. oas Semitic
iircbiQ oOey r-.. @snn Die 8in0cr
ftd Set nsa-.~ molten bsim Wdhls
odra peroe0 f. )ur Gil, lnltipornt.
eonlt ije als titia nit Sem abQe
htRttn Nltcr a.a Seller rein ae9sfen
BADEN. Cine -site.t Q:Ieufhaftlihe
Si.te lreLHAe y SAlir,iuaat fSrN.rt
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-31


mas man jfbt ben Slibmue uon Banana
neunt, ouIhfabrsn. Die eilIde
Semilpbdre lUlro udh 8Ollsnouug B .
Ent6ltlhs IN 5met @outtnsrte
geibellt lein. 8leles Shill ptro allers
oiHas MIDI Die Oregon" ooer Elm ans
Serss betlhmtes 5hIh letn. iopbsru
Elm tlsluer 6luBonmprtr, ipie iie tdgI'h
bon BEN Gtbduern osS Canals 9ebt0Hdlt
iperOsH, Die einSeen 4aiingiere mer-
ben losnIals Col. 8eor9e VI. . otbals
mno or Sinb dmtrltanilter IuaeRleure
ieln, be lett Den Iebteu adt Suhrsn on
Der %rllehoung oes ar0Blen Su9euieuts
meIis arbelten. ons Die Nelt IL 9eiebeu
bat. Uts oleier ipldllile Wallerlueg lur
Die Shlnfabrt ~ofuilel e%rpfInet miro.
miro Is mIncsltens nod lehs Wtondts.
oiellelht loqar Elm Sabr oauern. Ole
Grohnuug llr Die ouQemeine Sdtffs
fafrt MIRO ourh bic .Oregpn" en-
fotaen. Die an Der SplBs elmer 5lolte
o arleesihifen nab Dem weitllden
OCEAN labren mlro.
Die offi5iette Gr6ffnuns.
Sir Die offiiieas @r0iinun9 mnr Der
/. %,innnnr 1913 leltgelest moroen. Opt)
rs bat lih. lule aus Dem leBt perniients
Iihtn Sab~rssberIht Got. Sob lts' ia
ieben lit. beraus9elteLt. Dab ss ps0eu
8erS0gerung geptiier Gonh1ftarbelteu
unmOglib 1T. oielen Iermln stnSublls
ten. 0a9egeu 1T es iidler. o0B iehs
Wonote nab oleiem Termin Die eite
Retbe Der 5hleuien ~ouQfomnen iertiQ
isin Wlro. lOoaB Der Bettleb oann Toe
RI auIgenpmmen iperoen fam. ohne
Dab auf Die Bolenoung Der auoeren
Shleulenretbe geudrtet III luetoen
brouht. 3uei ðen uOn ShIsuisu
iuerben oesba.b gebaut, oomit Oct 8e,
trieb teine unierbredIun9 erletoet. pecn
einem Shiff in elmer Der Shteulen elm
lln9lud SultoBen lnlte. oas Die 8es
nusuns oerIelben fir Idn9srs Belt uns
mogllh ma6t.
Der &eriht seigt stnsn in ie6er Mtiie
beirieoiaenosu 6ortitritt Der Arbeltsn.
Sle Nrbsltsr baben in Der laneen Belt
ibrer Gb6tl9teIt betm Ndu oeS Canals
cine oerartige 6ertigteit erIanet. oaB lie
iesi i'm Stonoe IiHo, mlnoelteuS bic
OOppslts Nrbsit su tbun lple oor einem
Sabr. Sm Gdufe beS lebten Snbres
limo 1896 900 Gubtfparos @roe ouSs
asarnbsn moreeu, ioonb MIR mob l2.s
O00. 600 librla bIe,ben. Die entfernt Wsrs
ben miIen. @ruBe Sdmiertateiteu be-
relten lort9ei5Bt ole boien Orb
rutthG. OLE lns9tldmm uu9sinbr 81
Broient rer Qelelltelen Nrbett aus.
mndFu. PIN ih!lmmiten mar es an
Der 0ulebros8rude. NO ourh
oie..@roru,ihs uiel ieltraubenoe NrbeVt
geletitet perotn muBte.
Die pom GonareB fir Den &au oes
Y1ndmutnuolS biSber 0emodieu 8eluil
ligun9en iino beoeuteno. NlS gum 30.
SUM oieleS S0breS muroen $293.'
561 46S belulutgt. mo onrnah lluc
@rtrobsplal9uu9su Don $2S.9S0.000
abaeleben pon Den flr ole SrrtAtnnt
Der Belelti9ungen notbigeu summon
gemndt moroen. &on oieisr SummI
pnreu BITS sum 30. 3uni 9euau &.
BrpSent ~nerauSsobt Woroen.
@ntssQeu Der i'm HAbIitum perbrei
teten Nniiht eritredt lih Die bpgte
ni{he 4rbeit. allp Die SAINT
totion Der Goualsons, II aui 1906
Orr 27S.S4S Nder oes @einmmtnrsals
Nnes lbrige 9onb beiiuoet Iit nab nj
DOR I'M llrsuitnnO uuo bejtebt aus 0nl'
nnb 9i6unseI.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-31
XXI

II uGaiten Sommer
ODER 0erblt. oas
Datum III nod ..lht
q beltlmmt,
miro, lDie lneuer'
oinss pom @aIbmg'
ton berldhtet miro.
Elm Shtii pom at
lnntiiheu mad Dem
plclfiiden Ocean
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-01-31

90 ipridb, tper ms, Der lebct? -
GS lie b ( nnr, iner oa gibt
U On oem, mas inn erbebet-
8mr tuer bic ID I d iicbt!
Ten z cIbftiu Oh I nid1t oerblenoct.
limb oeiieu Seele aliibt
Vom Z / dI I, oas ibm geicnoet
Ser Simmel ms @cmiitb!
The Washington times., 1913-07-12

two on him, Cobb began poking fun
at the smiling southpaw. The fans
were clapping their hands and doing g
their best to rattle the lad. but he
stayed right on the Job. Cobb's sar-
castle remarks made no effect on him
and Ty. expected a fast ball for the
last one Therefore when he saw II
darting straight at him. He stood
there, thinking he would receive a
pass, but the ball was a curve and
suddenly hooked over the plate.
Boehling, the undefeated southpaw of
the Climbers had famed Cobb in the
pinch.
Bush sent a long fly to left that
Calvo neatly caught. scoring Stanage
with the tigers, second and final run.
But had O'Loughlin called Louden out,
as he should have, Stanage would not
have Tailed.
Fo rthe first time since he entered on
his victorious career. Boehling was
poorly supported. but the two errers be-
hind him, though coming together
brought the tigers little result. idask
Shanks dropped fly from Veach's bat
to open the sixth, and Immediately af-
terward Foster fell all over Gamers hot
hop. Boehling pulled himself together
forcing Stanage and High to send sky
scrapers to the garden, and closed the
frame by breezing Louden.
The Tigers grabbed but five hits off
the belt-pulling Boehling. and the big
backstop. Oscar Stanage, got three Of
these. Wits bingle in the fifth was a
scratch. being partially stopped by Cutie
Morgan close to second base.
The Washington times., 1913-07-12
SUPREME TEST TO
= COME ON MONDAY
Joe Boeng Who Has Won His Ninth Straight Victory of the
Year. Will Try to Equal the Seasons Record in Final
Game With Ceveand-Fans Ty Cobb.
By SENATOR"

/ CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 12.-Dixie
Boehling will meet the greatest test
! OF his youthful career in this city on
Monday when he will ep up against
! the Naplanders, but both the young
twirler and his manager are convinc-
{ ed that he will win and. furthermore
that he will go on to set a new sea-
sons record for continuous victories
) in the American League.
, 81 don't worry any about the other
. fellows" said Boehling this morning
. after arriving here from Detroit If
: the manager wants ME to go IN again
Monday and beat the Cleveland
team. I'm willing. I've beaten them
twice already this season, so I should
, worry"
while haven't decided II finally.
Z think 1 shall send Boehling to the
. mound on Monday against the Maps,
said Manager Griffith. He is pitch
ing great ball now and / look for
him to stop the Maps and the
Brownies for a new record for the
year in this league. The boy is fol-
!. lowing instructions to the letter and
that's why he's winning: He ought
ito run the record up to fifteen or so
before he loses a single game"
In Detroit yesterday Boehling won
his ninth straight victory of the year
and frightened the Fans by tanning
the Immortal Ty Cobb with the bases
! filled in the fifth. II he had not out
guessed Cobb in the pinch, the result
. might have been far different AS
Il was, the Georgia Peach stood like
q dummy and looked at q curve ball
slide over the dish when he expected
; TO see a fast one.
Boehling's work against the Tigers
was terribly effective. Only Oscar
Stanage could hit him with frequency,
and but one run was earned of him.
rags" OLoughlin presented the Jun
galeers with their second tally.
StanaEe led of in the fifth with
clean single 10 center. Hughey High,
as big as q pint of peanuts, walked.
Bill Louden was three and two when
he lunged out al a wide one. 1t was
plain to all that he had offered at the
ball. and he stood at the plate ex-
pecting to hear OLoughlin call him
out. But TO the surprise of all,
OLoughlin allowed him to take his
base, loading them up. McBride's
complaint was received in true
OLoughlin fashion.
Then came Ty Cobb. Quickly Boeh-
ling was in hole and with three and
The Washington times., 1913-07-12
Big League Biffsrs Of .
Day.

twice and presenting the Grifrm.n
| with two Of their runs. He looks OUT
OF place at third base and viii prob
ABLY go back to second as soon as n
tnlro oaseman can be found.
Hank shanks set the mark n a nm
| roar in the fifth when he pulled tb.
entire fnfeld into a wild chase up
ana down the line from third to the
plate In an effort TO catch him. In
the end he was caught, but he had a
lot OF fun while perishing and he gave
every infielder and both hatterymen
assists for their record columns The
4onaca marvel was on third and Nc
Bride on hrst when the Dandy Cap
tain started for second. Shanks tried
the bag and there ensued q wild cbass
up and down, Witt finally getting the
Caring outfielder close to the plate.
Ihoush six different players handled
the PAL; not bad toss was seen.
any Of the Tigers would have rtvsn
the Monaco marvel a run.
Oscar Stanage. the ponderous back.
SOP stole a base. and a fan rose I'D
funny That's a fine way to anpland
hard-working catcher who stole his
one base OF the season. It happened IN
the eighth, and, Of course, there was
= man on tnlrd- Henry pegged to Nc
Bride: thinking that Gamer would start
Tor the plate. but the first baseman
nusged the corner. and so Mcbride
tried to get Stanase. The backstop hit
the dirt gracefully, II heavily, and was
declared safe by HiIdebrand, who could
hardly refrain from smiling: II took
oscar f1ye minutes to recover his breath
before returning to the game. And
tnen TO have a gink in the stand tell
MIN he was funny. That's tough.
Joe Engle and Eddie Foster have had
their heads shaved, and afforded the
Tiger fans considerable amusement be-
Tore the game by doing a prisoners
march around the field with uncovered
oomes. Joe Gedeon and Jacinto Calyo
are to undergo similar operations to-
Gay, and II will be only few DAYS be-
suit.
Harry Harper warmed up YESTERDAY
when Boehlfng seemed to be staggerinT.
out he was not called upon for any
service He may replace any stricken
nurier against the Maps here, though.
ana Manager Griffith promises to start
him in st. Louis next week.
The Washington times., 1913-07-12
Club Fielding,
Sullivan Is Caustic
About Swimming Events

Just how far James E. Sullivan, OF
the Amateur Athletic Union, goes In
handling the affairs Of the union Is
seen in the letter which follows, re.
ported to have been sent by Sullivan to
E. C. Brennan. OF the American Life
Saving Society in regard to a swimming
meet.
The officials of the Amateur Ath.
ietic Union will not tolerate mixed ath-
letic meetings between men and women.
this much Is evident, but the letter
speaks for itself.
This is what Brennan is said to have
received:
Il notice in the papers Of this morning
that you are conducting schoolboy races
In connection with women's events.
understand your excuse Is and you are
hiding behind the fact that these are
schoolboys.
OF course. you know the Amateur
Athletic Union of the United States
registered in any of its associations,
and does not sanction open races for
women In connection with A. A. U.
events. You have gone a bit further.
and you have done what you should
not have done as a member Of the A.
a: U. You have given schoolboy races
with open races for women In the same
tank and on the same day. absolutely
something that should not have been
done.
The Board Of Education and the
Public Schools Athletic League are
very pronounced in relation to open
competition for girls in athletics. They
have no desire to make the girls pub
lie characters.
If you desire to continue your men,
bership In the A. A. U. you had bet
ter play the amateur game straight
and true day In and day out. i can as
sure you any of the boys that repre-
sent the p. S. A. l.. in any mixed meet
Ing you have announced for the future
will be prohibited thereafter from TAX
ing part in scholastic events by the p.
S. A. L.