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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-28
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cen 5sftes, ourt Das, isinsr Seoeus
tuna entIpredsno, Die GinDelbans oes
Qroben MiFiFippi Stauperts 5rpis
itsn asotut, Soma, uHo 5omilton,
SIiapis, ausgs3eihnst Utro. 3euie
1T Der Tag Der fornsasu rerOifnuns"
Der qnlugs, an Der, ME man fbdsi,
on bic 100000 perfonsH thsilnebmsn
perben uno BEL Der bic 9ouperneurs
Der sunGhft betbsilistsn Stadten, Soma
unp SuinDis, grobeFsoen iperbsn ftsts
gen laFeu, bas srcbs Wsri rubmeno
uno ibm cine sriprieblite iegsnsrtits
3utunft 3u piiniaen. Wis ids sss
hort. Dsun ipsnn ous uRternebmeu
auh, pis unisr Goupernuer Dnnne IN
e.usr i6on gsItsrn in 5amilton sshaIs
tensn Reps betonte, eir pripai uH'
tsrnsbmen 1T, 10 III ss op6 3ant isi'
ner @r0bs unp Dem gepnIttgen uns
mittelbaren Ginflub. ben ss auf bic
pirtbi6aitlits GHtlpi6sIune zines Gss
bietes, oeHsu 4usDebnuns man, mabig
quf mebr ais 10000 Guoor1tmeiIsH
bere6nen BARI uHitreitig pon grobter
lpirt6iaaftIi9sr 9eosutung fir oR beis
ben groben Staatsn Jlinois uno
Sona, uno unmittsibar audi Don nds
tionalsr gsosutung. iopobl in tptrtbs
fhaftlihsr aIs aud runperer" 5iHs
iift.
Die pirtbitaftlihe 8sosuiung beg
ruuo neunse6ntel Meilsn langeaGtuus
oammss uno Der grObsu GrafidRlassn
lGbt Iib lei6t gtHus ertsRnen, nenn
man Bort, oab bic lesteren, penn isrs
tia geIteat, runD 100000 qferostrdfts
srseuaen unb ben Sidbtsn unD Grt.
5haften i'm lImtreiis Don It's Msilsn
ggp msbr Derbsn poblfeile slettrii6s
ayaft liefsrn t6nnsn. Gs gsbOrt tein,
ausihneiisnbs pbantaiis Dasu, Der
Glie!en Reotut unp 6amilton uni
aaDeren bsnn6bortsn Grtfhafisn ein'
lsrobs ineuitriepe 8litbs gu prophs'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-28
Aus Der 8.ididte BON Net.

gas g6idfaI Der giabt In tpet,fel.
oou eeHug gtpeisH Die ods nllts
Grenslanbss, bas bin unb Der ssDcr.
fen 5u rptroeH pFIsgt. II NAB Der 0nts
i6elbung oss eti,rnen Wurfslipteis
oes Rrlsess.
Sin 0Itss StiIigt1um Der @allier
muifsu feline Wauern In iriiber Dor.
Ssit umitioFsn babsn, bonn .DlD0.
ourum". Der aItsit. iiberlieferts Rams
Der Sta0t, bsbsutet .G0tterburs@ !.
Sbr anorsr Rams rWeoIomairitas
nimmt isIusu urfprung BON benz
goltsitamm, in osHen Ntitie Tie lag.
Ter Danbsl Der Gprn6e fat an.
mabIit bic GOrm .Wts- earans &C.
bilpet.
5m eturm Der g}SIisripunoeruns
Ianf, ME bic anberen St1ots oes
8rsnsIaness. aud Wss In griimmer:
bic 6unnsn ,sri;Srtsn ben Ert In Der
linen siaensn griinbliAsn 4r.. 4ber
bic auHfiiee Gag, Iisb ni. Sidtis Hihs
innge ODE unn Issr bIeibtr. eine Iselt
4niisosluno sntit1nh, eR tn furstr
!2eit CUR 6auptfaoi Des fr1niihen
2luftrafieEs srpuhs.
gsianntlih mar Dieiss neben Neu.
Itrisn Elm pcaTtdnbiges frdnfli6es
a1niureif. Ssii Gbicbfrias /. lobe
i'm 5abrs 81 bis auf Nipin. ben 0os
ter aarls bss Groben, bliibis es. Bon
bort aus. unisr zbsubtEi6 !. uHa
5bsuotbert l.. rparD bns ulit R5nig'
reid Der 1hurinssr BEN JranteH nm
teripcrfsn. Dsnn bdnn aud Der Git
Der Msgisruna mad Reins ptrissl
irurps. 10 bcbieI. Witt bod leins po.
fitifhe gsnsuiuna ba NIT UiihoI
arnuif Don Mss bas 6cns be- aaro'
finger susrii ins belt al6t Der De
iM5te tritt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-28
lofal Yeri1t.
Qleaiamt Mibge
Tiirfte SemnGdDit before Strahen'
babnperbinbans erbaIftH.

gsie geIeeentIif elmer geliern I'M
gureou oes itdoftideH arbeitsoiret'
tors itoftgebobteu aonferen3 befnnIii
rnroe, oiirfte gIeainnt Nioge bent
n1hit cnoIid cine mirtlid) ben Ve'
oiirfniiien entiprehenoeS StrdBenbdbn'
pcrbinbutg erholtcn H. slpar onrb ole
Cincinnati Traction Co, bic bereitc
|linierbonoliiHgen nit Der Snternrban
RoiImnu & 5erminni 60. bebnfs Yin.
fcuis Deren Shienenitrdngen siullfen
fcr Snrris gtpernie uno aeHneon
Sciabts ongefHiipft bot
gIuberbem hiirite bic Strabenbobn.
laeIellid,dit pcrIaiifig cine tenlporarg
Sinie bis nah RleniniIt Mioge cinrtd).
ten nno elm iSabrgelo BON iieben Geuts
fiir aieie Sfrcde berehnen. N1breno
bieie tempcrare 2irie TN Betrteb ili,
perpflid,tct iidl bic Snterurbon Clinic
lridt in gIeoiant saioae an5libnlieH.
sln oer acitrigen aonferen5 nab.
lmen giiracrmciitcr Sunt, Stnotan.
Itunlt Settman, anDnlt 5rant IinE'
more unb Der 8etriebsIeiter i. q.
lloIboit Don Der ssnterwbau 8olliuap
l& 1rrminaI 60, iotpie ). Is. Wsar'
Ihoa unh II. 6. Qiun0eip bon Der
lasIeaInnt aiDpe @eliare aiioeiatloii
lnno Z. ,SibaeraIo BON Der Iraetlolr
So. 5heil. Ias GrgebniE, mar. Dab
Sibaeralo Den Egnn oes 9eiriebs ep
Irer iemporaren 2inie big nadl Niea'
lion. Niogc benz Iireftorinnl Der
Observation-Disclosures nnterbreiteis
luno cine oeiiuitipe gIniport am Ton.
|nrritaa in Der aneeleeenhelt seoen
llptrn.
glm Ionucritna abenb iinoet IL
I9leaiant aioae cine Naiienperidntm'
Iluna In Der Strdbeubabnirage ton,
lin lrelher giiraermeliier 1Hnt ilIio
IGtat!ongaIt gettman AnIprad'eii
hdlten iperoen. ,Sn oieier gerianllH.
luna meroen getiiionen unterbreitet
Inerben, in ineIdeH Der Gtaotrath et'
.lii,d,t mirb, Die StraBenbabnae'ellinlt
| sur @erIdnaeruna ibrer Stnie bis
Inod, Qleaiant Rioae Su DernnlaneiI.
lTic 8uliimmung Der 8rnnobeiiser
lnerm Giaentbnm an bic prolettlrfe
l2inic angren8i, iino bereits selihert
liroroen.
aumoIt Tinsmore. Der Becrae
gsorthiuatou BON Glepelano. ben
Observation-Disclosures in Der ssnternrban
Sinie, pcrtriit. erfIarte pabreno oct
aeltriaen aonieren5. oab bic Sinie lid1
ablolut nitt be5abIe nro iein alieit
aesluunaen aetueien lei. bisber pro
sSahr $4,000 si,,llid)ieBem nm bic
. Ieleieaid,nii iiber @aiier 81 bnl.e1.
Serr Iinsmore theiIie aud nit. CAB
iesi nit Der Cincinnati ERECTION Gc.
llnterbonoIuneen angetnispft poroen
Eieien, I'm, Die Traction 60. gum an
Itouf Der geleiie 5piidlcn Der &artis
9frenue in 9sorpooo nlio aenHeop
Seiahts Bu peranlaiIcu. 6nas o'eier
sSnnbel pcriett pirb, miro bic Snter'
/ Imrtnn 60. bis nnd 2ebonoH ma
, Waontaomerp our6iabren inb inosld
/ Ircn 5iIperton ilid)t anh1It,n.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-28

aud gngluno bat feline RotA
nit ben Streits, rpie Die Der. Staas
tin. Sn alien sS1qsu bunOeIt es ii6
nie BEL uns, um Nnertennung Der
llntonen. g1ir fpLlten meiner, buB in
bieier biniint eine 9eritdnotgung
ni0qli6 nGre. 9eu1rbeitgsbern oIrfte
eg sIei6giltie iein, ub lie llnioniiten
coer gli6t llniontIten bsihdftt9en.
Sire Forberuuo rpiirbe ii9 ourauf be-
f6rGnten, DAP bic 4rbeiter Dem 5ugss
Ir6n sntIhrehenbe Qeiitungen aufrpeis
icn unb Ii6 nitt in ben tnneren Be
trieb einmiI6en. Run ptrb beh1uptst,
bah es Der 3nsd uno ods WeIen oss
11nionismus 1T, geraoe oieIe geotns
ounoen niht gu srfiileu. Oas mag
oelsqentIi6 Der Tau isin, aber es TT
ntft bic RegeI. 0as eiu3ige nno
spabre s3ie. bes unipnismus 1T, cine 81
nieoriqe 2Dbnrats 81 Oerhutsn, mas
Stets u bcfiir6ten lit, tpeun Die ars
better mid. burh cine Union esoedt
finb. Der 9efpei5, baB nit ben
1lnionen eine 8eritdnoigung mog!ih
lit, lpirD nit osnienigen JabrItdntsn
bieTes 2aahes erbraht, Die 5ur Giptc
federation gebOren uno es CUR prtns
aipisQeu 4ufaabe MAIDEN, nur untos
riTen eu 6eI6dfttgen. Mas bieien
m1olib lit, ioqte bod fir nnSere ga
britanten feline unm0sIihtett istn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-28

Sn bsm geitriesn prittsn nnb lss,
ten EpisIe Der Ssrie sipii6en SRsos
unb .!fisien" btbisnten S6lsnosrsr
grptpn uno y1nssr GlGrts oas 6ss
idiis fir Cincinnati ssssn Gromms
rsfp. Mtasnn FIR bic Gesnsr. Jm
8. Gangs tpurbs bic Qsip Doritr Bats
teris ourh Sblnsrs unb Wlepsrs erf
isst. Jn benz ssitrigsu Spitk tatsen
snblih bic Msbs bas GIuf. ous ihrs
@.ansr in ben btiben Dorberigtn Gpiss
len bsgiinitigie, inoem Tie in Sirti bsrs
IdbieDenen G1nsen mebrers 1rsffsr
souasntrirtsn. Sk ipurtn oissHlaI
itrsn md6sis,n Gssnsrn auf alien
punfisn bss anmpfts iibsrlsgtn. Rad
6xm Gpisle ertIGrte Der Qsp Dorfsr
66mpilina WeGrntp. bab in fImmtlis
den aampjsn NIT ben q tutilihsn
aIubs bic .Rsos' fih als feline TART
iien gesnsr srtpisisn bdtien. Bsies
glubs mahtsn js Z 9rfFfsr nno bic
Rsbs / s5shIsr ssstn 2. 2intsr mar
imisr better Shldeer nit 2 lrsffsrn
- oarunier ein Seimiaaf 9rsifsr.
grenn iannis einsn 2nftfGtler sur
gant aeqsn 4 uHb perihensts sinsH
syreipab sur !. 8cis gsstn 4. C'Gar
|rnb Gmslie fpnrsn bic G6iscsrlhtsr.
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wait ben ssftriesn SpisIsn iamsn
bic SsrIsn Der ipsF!lAen alab hs
Ef.sn fiis bisie Salon 81 Gncs Die
.Rsos1 tratsn ssiisFn AbeHD bic Rud'
rsiis naf Cincinnati an. tDc lie om
Ursitae Worstn erlDdttfi nfrosn uno
an Rndmitiag eiHs Gtrie BON :
Gpitlsn nit ben ct. aouiifr -alroi,
nalen" beginner. G<iite NcHmittag
iperDen Tie In 2 Abtbfilunesn 2 Epits
| Il nit aIubs unitrafcrDnstfS liens
| In perfmkb<nsn Gf1bttn 5issn Muss
troa bringsn. nm fih In llfbuuG gu
srbnltfn nnb bic ni6t unbeDsutfaosn
gftiIsipssH bsruusi@lagsn.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-28

Der Oemotrutiide 5uuss
Rausus fIbrt sinsn 8ries sesen spei
sseinos: 0sgen Dtsjenigen, Ioelfe Der
SSinonsrsforir etne grobtopitaIiItts
ftbe uno 1snen, Die ibr cine populIlt!s
fcbe GsItaltun9 9eben tpoIlen nnb ss
III befrieoiosno gu beoboaten, oaE
ftets eins maioritdt ppr6aunen getDes
fen III I'm Die 4ntrdge BON bsioen 9es
nannten Seiten nieper3uitiumen. 3og
ununaent6me lit nur, ouB hiercurch
rieI tpitbare 3eit perIoren geht. 0lsrs
qeesn btlft nur ods ReSept oeS Yra'
fibenten: 9eoulb. Die 5einoe etnsg
perniinftigsn 5tnan5reform tperhen e
ittieBlib bod mioe Derben, antrog.
~ fteGen, bi: beitdnpig nieoergeitinlnt
peroen. Bis Roember ptrp lpobI
tieIe Refurm our GrIebisung geldn'
CEN; Der Sorif nabrItsinlta I3or
Ulitte nGhften Wlpnots unp odnr
riro Der apnqreb elm srobdrtiges ar'
teitspenIum beenoet haben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-28
Sm uotiouoIen ReprdIentans

Sm uatiouoIen Reprdfentans
tenhauTe dub es eine v@mstn Rsbetz
lion. 8:rQnllbt purbe lie ourd cine
9uihrtft Der Ghicagosr GetrGnte@ Sns
ttreTentsn, lporin iie gegsn eine 8ers
niLliauna fir Die Unit 4Ito6oliters
Spnferen' in WaiIano. StaIisn, pros
teitirten. sic legter bar, oaB oIeIe
RonFereua nitt bic Qbii6t OerfOlge,
bic GetrGntefruqs rpi'Ttnihuftli6 3u
er0rtern, fpnoeru bon oorH6ereiu Stels
lung gegen ben genub Don gstittgen
GetrGnten 3u nthmen. Cine ioI6e
DistuFion fei eirfeitig uno oaber
nuglos. Qu6 tpurbe oarauf btngelpies
isn, odb re 9onisren3, 10 melt es bic
Ger. Staateu bstriFft, gegenitanbslos
lei, neil iie auF Die Stsuern, pelAe
otiitige 0strdnte sinbriu9en, nt6t perz
sttteH torncn. Cine 4n3abI Wits
olteher Tpruhen bon 9retitiqteit uip.
glir qlauben ieood, baB eine 5bat:
fade ourti6laaen foLlte. Tds Saua
rtrtpeiqerts bic not6igsu 9elber fin
tie GeItidun9 Der iHtsrnationulen me
Niainthen aonfereus, ippbei ss iif
bod beItimmt um cine GuIturoufgabs
erIten Rangss unb eins bic Moblfabrt
ter Ration betreffsnoe 2lngslegenbsl
fan6slts. gGis nil es bann eine Ser
ni[Iiqun1 fir bic 8sfhiduHq ein'1
aonierea3 Don gonatitsrn reatfsrt:
een2
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-28

GaB in osm 5ubrmanussStreit
rod INNER 8epdIttaateu ifA ereigs
nen, III Elm fdrerer 9orpurf gegtn
Sic Union uno lttGt seeienet. oas
qanse unipns Spitsm in 9erruf su
trinaen. Die 9runbtbse beg lnioniss
mus iii. eab er bic M0slifpteit biete.,
rem ioaialsu 5risbsn gu fi6srn. Nirb
tisfem Drinsip suIpfber esbdnoelt, 10
tonnsn bie lIntonen iih ouf bic Dduer
nint 5ebaupten. Dir aIduben, nnb
bic Syihrsr Der unionsn ods felber sins
iehen, aber cffenbar III linen niht be.
nnbt. oab sur &ufrsttbGltung bon
,inlonen 3issiptin notbnenbis III unt
hisie mitB sur Geituns gelnngen. iDenn
hkr lInionismus MID! su Grunos ss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-28
Niibaijer Meiie.
Don 9. Risb.
Qifbniis Qopgprso.
Inn Muouff

Inn aueuf.
aniabrli6 i'm siuguft sti6isbt I'M
kiliqtn RubIonb EN- tIeints Number:
cine poutdnbig ausssfiOrbens Gtaoi
nit regelrefi pianirisH Strdben. tn
psnsn nidt sinmdl elm 0nHb lIuft. sss
ihpsias oenn Elm Wsnfdb gu it1kn III.
NIT siner llnmenss prinlitipsr Oebdus
b init siIsnlonaen, DorFintflutli6en
Ghl0Hern an ben 1hiirsn lHo NIT all
bem Drum unb Dram einsr erobsn
Gtabi, offnst ipie auf ben Winf eintr
zee lire pforisn. Wisnftkn fonimsa
ilnb geb<n, sris in ipdrIifer Ansnhl
unb nnnn INNER uno Hehr. @niffs
leaen an, uno aus ihrtm tptiibauhistn
Snnern tommen Wdorfnbulfa HnD
Nifien, bic 1ram bimrsslt burh nis
bis Dor turssm sinfamtH EtrrhfH, uisa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-28
Muss . o shefi.

.QDisa 6xrr Gimmsrl. Gle Iins
isbi onH unitr bic RdmpFsr fir bic
sFrau<nrsfte gseunesn2"
.sfreilin. piHen g.. MID ibdfs bn,
mild Frsusn, Dsnn bic dnosrn WGnner
auf Der M<Is aud nidis msbT 3'rtesn
b1tt'n!4
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-28

Mas 6uerta in GrtpiOeruug auf
bic @orfGldas Dss prdiioenten geants
ipcrtet bat, lautet in Giir3e babin:
CT t6nne nit ieinen @eanern t.inen
Waffenfillftanb abf4lieBen, psnn lie
fsier 9cubiten. Sin 0ertraq plirce
ibnen Die 4nertennung ais triegfii6s
renosWaht psrleibsn. Dos tonne nitt
.suasftanosn rerbsn. Das bas Dsrs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-08-28
befriebissnb gu bepb'

Gsi Il berrleoI9en 81 oepps
cdien, baB Die meiiten Republttdnsr
i'm Rpnsreb nit Der meritdutIdeu pOs
sitii oesgrdiiSentsn eiuneritanoen iino.
Ccmtt nirh Die 9efubr permisoen,
oob aus hIobem pdrtetseiit ein arie5
nit Weeritp osrIanst rptro, Die bas
In Der .ubdniihsn Gpiiobe sei1elen
iit. Die ciasige unriibmli6e Nus
nabms moGt Der Ssnotor Qtnroie poR
QennIptodnisH, Der isboh uiemaIs ein
mprolif&eS @eni6t in ieiner Qartei
beisFen bat uno iest peuigsr aIs le.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08
CAROLINA LEAGUE
RACE IS CLOSE

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
RALEIGH, N. c.. June THE race
the p%ennant that is being made
this season by the six teams composing
the North Carolina league Is the
closest and most interesting In the
history of baseball In his State.
Four of the clubs-Raleigh, Char
lotte, Durham and Winston-Salem-
games won. with Raleigh s~ee-sawing
on the verge of the 600 per cent point.
and Charlotte and winston Salem be-
yond the $50 per cent mark. Raleigh
got into first place June LIST FOR the
first time during the season. and Tor
over a week has been holding on to IT
and increasing its lead: but In the
nets" the "Capitols" have competitors
that will keep the team managed by
Connie Mack's boy working hard to
maintain 1t. Winston-Salem. however,
a won more games from Raleigh
than either Of the other teams, n
by Raleigh fully as much as Durham
The two Observation-Disclosures
and Asheville-are ranging around the
400 per cen mark, and it Is still pos
sible for either OF them to overtake
ers. The Asheyine team is being
strengthened. while Greensboro tnow
at the foot OF the CLASSY has held frst
place more than once since the season
began =,
the towns and the financial feature
of the contest has shown up well from
the frst game played. There 10 appa-
rently no cessation OF interest among
tho fans.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

Real Worth and Sure Quail
II IN these Items

sun-proof BIue Serge Suits, many
with sMk Innings, elS, SIS and $40.
Handsome 61lk AIAned Check Suits
and club chccAs; sOmc with patch
pockees, e15 70 o41.6o.
Quarter 6flk-IAned Suits In all mo-
ve1ty pAfterns and fancy weavcs, great
for ggxmmee, 41k - $50.
white Sllk (Manhattan) Shirts.
S1.76.
siik Shirts, In al color stripes,
$3.50.
An the now shapes in Straw Hats,
$50 70 -.
A special o. Panama Hat ut $3.45.
Don't forgct-our Mems Suit Sale.
A clearance Of all little lots, AL
broken assoKtmentR and all odds and
ends from our regular stock-at cx-
traoriinAry savings from usual prices.
The fabrics are choice fancy wors-
teds, chevfots and cassimercs-smart,
stylish suits.
Usual $3.50 to SIS Suits, ss.s5.
Usual SIS to 422.5O Suits, &f2.0S-
While there are not all sizes in
each style, there are all sizes In the
collection.
Every maj and young man can be
fitted.
Desirable charge accounts solicited
you'll find our terms convenient n
pleasing.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

a,rER1cAN POLO CAPTAIN IN.
wREDpTN FINAL PRACTICE.
TEAM LINEUP UNKNOWN,

NEW YORK, June TN the Anal
urnctice game at Meadowbrook to-
dsy FoxhaIl p. Keene, captain of the
AmcSican polo four. was thrown from
Mis- pony and received, a broken col
Aarhonc. which will put him out OF
The weeks matches with England's
team.
yt IL N impossible to tell what effect
che loss of MI. Keenc will have on
the composition of the team to meet
the English. The general opinion
anon polo players was that the side
uouid be strengthened by tho sub
rtsttte of Larry Waterbury. who in
addition 20 being a fast man in he
former position. Is a reliable man at
ink 3, the place held by the cap-
ta,p. Larry Waterbury was playing
he,ter today than at any time this
season. the only question being wheth-
- he il In good enough condition TO
stay through eight periods of vigor-
ess polo.
Captain Whitney said the accident
had placed him all at sea and that
fe had no idea just what would be
done. He Will talk h matter over
today with the committee OF the Polo
association. William A. Hazard. sec
Rotary of the association. said tonight
that an entire reconstruction OF the
taart was Il possibility. but he could
not say thai such a move was con-
templated.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08

BROOKLYN. Juns7.-How Z ma
1or league ball club that is D con-
tender for the pennant wAs gathered
together for an outlay of ~, 600 u
. story that CHI. Ebbetts. president
Of the Brooklyn Dodgers, nos second
In tho National league race, Ii relating
these days.
Ebbetts show figures to prove that
the present members of the Brook
lyn team were obtained either by
draft or purchase 1t an outlay OF
more than $4,000.
When Dahlen assumed the manage
ment In the spring Of l91o. he began
the result thai Rucker. Hummel.
Knetzer and Wheat are the only play
ers left Of the former lineup. Hum
mel was purchased for $1,000 from
B~rockton. Mass, In 1905. Rucker was
drafted from Augusta in 1907 for $500.
while Knetxer and Wheat were pur-
chased in 1909 for $4,000 and $1,000.
respectively.
Daubert was placed on first base
in Dahlen's first year. after he had
been drafted from Memphis for ST.
500. In 1911 the Brooklyn club Sc
cured these men:
Miller from Duluth, $50; Ragon
from Rochester. $4,000 Red Smith
from Nashville. $500. and Erwin
kEOul ItoC1cSSCtp tSBVWvs Al
belts obtained Shortstop Fisher from
Newark for $500; Kent from Birm-
ingham. for $1,000: Allen. from Mo-
bile, $500: Kirkpatrick from Day
ton, $1,000: Stengel from Aurora,
$780, Phelps from Toronto. $4,000;
Ftngling, from Toledo, &i.500; Curtis
from Philadelphia Nationals, $500;
Stack from Philadelphia Nationals.
81, 500: Morgan. from Rochester, ST.
500, and Cutshaw from Oakland. for
$1,000.
The players purchased Tor this sea-
son are: Callahan from Elmira, $4,000:
Wagner from New Orleans. $1,000.
and Meyer from Toronto. $500.
Catcher Fisher came from Bing-
hamton in a trade for Harry Lumley,
who with Tim Jordan several years
ago brought an offer OF sac, 900 from
the Giants, Pitcher Hall was q free
agent when he signed a contract
Reviewing this list Ebbetts pointed
out that Dahlen has built up a COM
parativeiy young team Of the players
ne has turned lose after trials only
one, Hub Purdue, Of tho Boston Ma
tiona.s still draws his salary In n
big leagues.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08
Everybody in
Major Leagues
Has Joined Union

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE latest
holdout against joining the ballplay-
ers' union has c~apitulated and the
American and National leagues today
are thoroughly unionized.
Slipping into the dining-room OF
their hotel, every member OF the
Cleveland team, with the exception
Of Joe Jackson and Manager Joe Biz
mingham. met David s. Fults, repre-
senting the Baseball Players fra
ternity, as the unicn is known, and
signed, Cleveland was the oily team
In either league that had not Joined
the union. and the act that h Maps
had signed did not become known un-
til today.
Negotiations have bean on o some
time to bring Cleveland into tho fra
ternity, but from one cause or an
other have fallen through. Art
Griggs was active In endeavortng to
unionixe the team last year. but after
his release 70 tho minors. negotia-
tons stopped for = time. Corrs-
spondence wa4 resumed at the OPEN
ing OF the present season. however,
and arrangements were made for
Fultz TO meet the team here. 1t was
expected that jackson. who did not
appear with the other players, would
sign later.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08
Stovall Believes
Jackson Is More
Valuable Than Ty

Ty- Cobb is battling Joe Jackson for
the batting lead Of the American
league, but George Stovall declares
thai the Carolinian has 1t on the De-
troit star thus far this season In real
slugging ability.
"Ty 10 getting lots of hits. because
of his speed" said the st. Louis man.
ager at Cleveland recently, while
practically all OF .Joe's hits are those
liners that can't be handled. In one
game at st. Louis Ty got three lucky
hita. Twice he swung "a hard - he
knew haw. but late, the ball hitting
the handle OF his bat and bringing !
swinging bunt down the base line.
His speed helped there. In the same
game he drove . hopper 1t Pratt:
Derrill squatted and waited for It. and
just before 1t reached him h measly
ball hit q hole and bounded over
Pratt's bean.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08
MARRIED THREE MONTHS,
JUST DISCIOSES EVENT

Friends OF Miss Lillian Byrd. q
teacher in the high school Of Lex
trgton. Va, were taken by surprise
Yesterday when she announced her
marriage to Samuel Lester Mills. of
Martinsville, Va. which took place
March goth.
Not wishing to give up her position
in the school until the end OF the SEES
sion, she continued teaching in the
school as Miss Byrd, and 1t was not
until the school closed Friday after
noon tina she disclosed she was Mrs.
Mills. She Is well known In Barton
Heights, having taught in the school
there. She is a pretty blonde, and Is
a daughter of Mrs. E. B. Byrd, OF
Martinsville, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-06-08
Commercaal League Closes.

The Commercial Bowling league
came to O close Wednesday night
when the Observation-Disclosures Drug
met the Chesapeake and
Ohio aggregation in the Newport al
leys in the Ana game OF the eason
The games proved to be by Tar the
interesting played during the
season, and 1t was nip and tuck all
the way. The railroad boys finally
came out victorious by winning two
out of the three games, n ny
dropping two games to the Chesa-
peake and Ohio boys 1t gave the
bishop Shirt company the pennant by
one game majority A large crowd
on hand, and the roofing was
intense. The Commercial league has
been a great success this year., and
has set many e records for anna
teur bowling. The teams ave been
very evenly balanced. and 1T took the
Eame of schedule to- decide the
winner of the pennant.
New League Formed.
Whit Whitman has organized a new
league for the summer months, to
play on the Forest Hill alleys, and
Judging from the interest already
shown II should prove to be a bis
The first game will be play
ed Monday night on the Forest Hill
alleys. when h Bishop Shirt com
pany will meet the Chesapeake and
Ohio team in the opening game.
Games will be- played every Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday night
h season. and the pub