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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-16
1oe, Die eii1ren gerfM feiner aorpssl.
fr1fe beihleu11iae. - MiniiterprGfii.

|oe, Mie eii1er gerfnn ieiner aoilper
fr1f& beidlel1lige. Weiniiterprdlifii-E
bent Brbr. b. Sertling mlluoe our9
8erleibu1g 0oeg @roBfreuaes oes
|Midnel : gepoienitoroens o~lrsge88eiidB-
net. Meuiabr eriIdyiien ole bereits aIl<
geffimtooipte u8uperiibe Stnats5ei-s
tllnu,1 cine @riinoung 0es MinHter-
praiioenten 5rbrn. Don $ertIiing. -
Ser Ml1gsburger Mboe6er 5toder at
0as 5leiid frnnfer abiere, oie fbn
OUR 8eieitigung nbergeben naren, uno
ebsrio Dos 5leiid pere116eter Salroe#
lrtt6 &1aben gu 8urit n~ernrbeitet ail10
in Der StaM Mugsburg uno De-
rem .l1mgebung einen idapungbnftsn
@anoel NIT 6em tpioermdrtigen GEE
ianobeitsiiba5liiden 6abritat Qetrie-
ben. SSn Maiien Fat er 6ieie 8an-
rem on @alttuirtbbe urb. Mrbeiterffamit
lien abgeiebt. MIs fi9 Nun cine nufz
fallenoe Menge Don grfrantungem
gleifer Mrt bel &inbern beriF9ieoes1
ner Samilien einiteQte, mmroen Nddr
foridrmgen eingeleitet, un6 6te npfa-
DIE feitgeiteut. 9toder 1T iebt ber-
bnftet uno iiebt iei1er 8eitrafnng ent-
gegen. Die befannte gI~ettrii8ittddttsslA
firma 2einiger, @ebert nnb @dnn in
GrIangen bpt oem Magiitratb
10000 80. 5a1r grbauam1g zines goIts-
baoes nit Sdutmnballe our @erfuii-
gung geitent. - SSm @iefnuer
8abnbof rutIdte ser 1T Sen 3Oer sSnb-
rem itebetroe &angir9ebilfe SOB. Cor
Ban beim &u1pgiren aug l1rno fam 10
unglHdli@ ol1f oas @eleiie gu iegel,
'baB bn belize 8eine oberboB os
&tri es abgefobren tpl,r6en. Ct Ter.
itarb nod einigen Sturoen. - 8emt
@erbinoen bon 8ienenit0derr mur6e
Der 56reinermeiiter gdtpar3 aus
bon nlsbre-
.d1enoen 8ienen uberfuQer aln6 a,nter
nnoerem mi sen &aIs geito1en. Ma9
menigen Mr9enhiden bro9 er iterber1
5atinnrt1tem CT birterldBt cine @itttt--
noe n,ro iieben u~nperforgte @inoer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-16
lie cine politiide ODER cine religiooiie,
gu begeg1Rn.

(ttt GIVE pOHltIAN UUl Cuspc lttt0 IVlSs
gu begegnen."
Dns beiBt sod mobl 1ulr, i'm 2i9te
ser benefits oitierten Sblodtr1lfe Der
Merace, SOB jaoer Club unternebmen
|onrf ia, BOB iie0er guide @latb a1trter-
nebmen iou -. mas i'm notbtpenoiig
enideint 5lpr @efdmpfung Der Stride.
User sic vMenace" 111lr einmal lielt,
tpeiB, bab MIR 6os gemeirt lein fa1tt,
uno mer iie regelmaBig berfolgt lit
momoglib nod feiter 6upon iiber=
5eugt. IS iit ser olte Stuff it t,el1er
|Saliung: Die Stride 1T 6ie Gein0in;
bernidtet oie Glenoel
@ieie 1telpe 8etpeglmg hebealtet mebr
als cuff Sen erften Slid eri6einen
mag: - Tie beBmeM 6te 9rgoniiie-
rung Ger &r6fte our @rreidung 6re
8iele ser vMenaoe." Dos min bei-
ben, 1aB nidbt 1l1r. ei1t Matt flafft
ans 5robt, io1poer baB man Sen Mn-
fang genndt fat, Ole @rdfte 5t iamt
meln, INN 3ie Dnobungent mabr 3n nra=
den. Sc beiBt, 6oB cine 5peite
.&nopINotbingv cine 5tpeite 81. g.
81. <8epegumg organiiiert miro IN ltn-
|ierem 9an6e. @s lit Set, 1aB mir
uns 6ieier GBatiaden betpuBt 1per6en,
6enn 1ridts lit ldtabltder als Die
SelHitdml1ung. 0e 1ntinde dl-
Ietn, 6ab man Ole &rafte gegen sic
Stride iomnNlt ioute geniigen, uns
gu tparnen. Die Me,raee 8ropaga1t=
ga 1T nl1s DEM Sta6i,m eirer rein
papiernen @gitation in Sos ber 8or-
bereitung o1f 6ie Hbat oa,f SEM @ege
Scr 0rganiation eingetretem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-16
@ebnsiertes Taeimile eines nMenaee
Club" Greibriefa.

l1n6 ser 3med 6ieier Clubs? sic
1oler 6ie Mrbeit a%msfiibren, Ole Ole
,Menaoe" porbereitet. Mit an6eren
@orten, iie iollen sic ftpdfenfeiqoliz
de geiittge @~ropoganoa Ger vNfe=
mace" in o1e Gbat unrieben. SIZE Clubs
1peruper 1idJ .Mifpciobeo Menaoe @lubs
Of Mmerico." @ie Mitglieoer ionen
nod ser &onititution Ole vMenaoe"
fomie 6ie in Ger rMeraoe" angeaeig.
ten Sdriftem berbreiten. @0rtlM)
beiBt es iber 6en 3med ser @erbdn6e
an elmer nnoere1r Stele or @otlti=
tuition:
"The organization may be used as
an instrument of getting together and
acting in.an emergency where the
s eae invo ThaGh the deiit Menae oe eaRegzeints
but its sphere of activity shall be
limited to h a occupied by h Men
ace, and the same shall be non-politi-
G meaa anu ho p1a7sae'1 that the an'i ioc cafs club Tub
does not have the authority to take
whatever action it may deem neces-
sary in opposing the entertainments Of
political or religious"
Illo: 0ie Ebdtigtett Ger Clubs
fo1 auf 6ns @ebiet Der Ebdtigfeh Der
uMenaoe" beidrdnft fem. @as 1T
aber 5os etgenfte Sells ser uMenace?"
Seoe Mrruu1per bieies 8lattes aeigt nuf
Ger eriten Seite, 1eben 6em Eitel, als
Gbel elmer mber 1as ga1r8e 8GaH rei-
deroen Mnaeige, bos 8io eines INIT
ser papitliden Clara befIeioeten So@
tenfopfeS. Dariiber itebt: uGempo-
rI @otper," a1n6 oara1nter:: 81 pub
lic Menace." SSn Dem Mntnen vEEbe
Menooe," 6eiien 8uditaben fuit einer
3on bod iino, ut cine Mitro, utpoert<
bnlb bod, bineinge3eidnet. Die Einro
u1o oie Mitra oIio, @pmboGe Ser
HrdDtden aa1toritatL ftr6 .De Me-
race, vDie @efabr." l1n6 oa1f benz
Merpnoe 8~riefbogert, Der lt1ts ebenfaQs
borIiegt .itebt in GROCER S9rift als
nIererite 8eiIe: Size @oupo1r Gothic
Tic 8oIitioI Macbi1e:: She Dea61eit
Meraoe to Mmerioaat 2ibertieg ono
Civilization"
Sos .tp1re iomit 6os eigerfte @e.
bet Ser Mennoe u1po, nod Ger @otrfh.
tuition n119 Ser Me1pnoe Clubs. Da5l
ffoau11t nber nod Elm a1t6eres Modpem
- sic in Dem letter. obett 3itiertert
@ns getpdiifbratte 8efalg,lib, .irgetpomel-
de Mffttiiom 5u ,,t,ter1tebnpem, Ole er.
Ger Club dg ,totbpe1sog erodten
mag, nm Sci, l1ebergriffm ether aus
td1boHde1r ooer oespotiifd3en Modt, feet
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-16
Kinder Schreien
NAcHFlETcHER'S
GAS &c RIA
@arHe,ubera.

Ger Mebgerrneiiter @ottIieb Bag
ner ift auf 1em @eg bon ieirper @ob-
hung in sos @aitbo1es gum &iridY
abe1nos BON Der @trabe geratben a,to.
IN Ger Du1ntelbeit IN Die 4@iu3ig ge-
tiiir5t no er omr anoeren Morgen BET
Ser 8riide. nIs 9eihe nufgefunoen-
nltr6e. - IN 8 0 mi d 1T ser crit
80 SSabre cite le6age 8a1ser Mror.
8rid III ieiner 5deune 10 dhtper nb-
geitiir5t, baB er an ieinen @erleb11<
gen merige Stln16e11 ipdter berftarb.
- Sn SIS n y pera1nglmiidk 6atr9 fittiiiir-
8etpoe @romniien &ufermeiiter Gang
in ieinem @arten1. Gang batte eine1r
Gbeil iei1es @ortens mgegraben.
Die grbmniien, Ole ii@ lei Dem berr-
ldetoen Gbaumetter geIoit batten, ga
ben nod 11to begrllben i'm. EroB iei-
ner 8efreiung nertarb er nod hlr8er
3emit. - Muf SEM @ortberg bei Sell
|bronn fat ii4 elm 2iebespuar ge-
t00tet. gs bnroelt it'd INN ett1en 23<4
|i4brigen iltngert Mann 1arners
|5dreDer. Ser iunge Manrr 1T toot,
6os M1d66dben mur6e idtper ber1ebt m,gs
@%ranfenbous berbmdt.
Baben.
@roBber5og Srieort4 lit entidloi-
len, Sen Soften zines bu5ii@en
@eionoten am baperiiden Sole nidf
eingeben 3u laiiem. Moh6em Der ba-
oiide 2an6tag es fir5lt6 obgelebnt
bnHe, sic @eIoer CUR unterbaltung eli
ner @ertretunrg in Miind)en meiter 5n
bemiuiger, fat Der @roBber3og be
MssiiteI bierfiir ours ieiner eige11ert
SdntuGe bereitgeiteM. - SSn 0em
Mn1peien bes Molrers Sofeb @inb
bel gut @eingarten brad elm
8rono aus, Ser AUDI ouf 6as a,t9e-
bonte 8obnbal1s oes 9orotoirfbs
iibergriff uno oieies nebit elmer gd}els-
ne III aide legte. Ole 5elper1pebr
NOR bolo CUR SteIle u1rb ibrer 8er1ii~
blug gelang es gu nerbiite1, Dab ons
6euer meittere Spfer foroerR.
Glfaf.2otbriugeu.
glg sic 8rioer So. uro S. Sdtpor3
1urb 6e @eredfgbeitsitrdbe ii
M iIbanen gingen, nslroen e
bon elmer @otte Burden MerfaIleB
'uln6 obne Be~ranlaiial1,g nit Meiiffeun
beorbeitet. Ser 24idbriee Sofetb
Sdtpora erbielt eiren Stid n 6ie
8ruit u,6 bpoH iofort toot quinn
men. Ser Brlboer na1r6e Lbenao
ffdabrli@ oerlett. De Chatter, Ser
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-16
lteber,piubh einen .nreineu anidtaa

ltebertpiubet einen nnreineu Anidl1g,
Ben11 Elm idanmoner Mni4Ing ami
fHen Al1ge ll,to ben Giineepeii6en be-
itebt, peldber Mnge peruroH 11a.r4
MISUNDERSTANDING, nebut
Sings @eae 2ebettapilen ul1b modb5t
fotdem Mibbra,1d Cures CITIZENS eiit,
IGnoe. sic er5tDirge,t nit Miiloe rMBe
tige @irt1t1a 6es mogens. 6er2eber
Iu,o Der gii1pgetpeioe u,,6 ftelen Cure
lBefmSoben u1tb aues fi9 @uttfflfi66ltean
mieoer Ter. % gts. ii MoIitors
.Apotbef. A1taeiee.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-16
ano @erpim1s, tpuri6en Ioear bon sem
idIedt be~ratbenen &onig 1es 2ar0es
-pertpiefe11, a1r5 sic SoIge 6abon mar,
.6aB nit ibnen eit GROCER Sbeil Ger
.5ha5enteni6aft @ottingen berlRb
@effalen. W

Gin hilbernes Ssyltbfildium bon efo111=
0erer. 8eoeutl1ng fonnte fir5liH Der
Igenior 6es Domoapitels in 81 i NJ
tie +, Domcapttl1alr &ermarn Slipping,
begebe11. Mm II. Sec. 1887 mlroe
er lit1ter 6em 8efeunerbiHdpf SSobar11
l@ernnrb 8rirfmatm gum Domfapitl1+
LAT erna11nt. - Gin berbeereroer
8rar6 but IN @aspe Dos grobe
2idtlpieltbeater 5erifoin. Dos 5erer,
5as inn Sperationsraa1m ertitat1o,
mnroe Sl,rb 6en Sturm entfaM, 6nb
balo oar@ 6ie @frtbldpfts- rnb 8ob1-
rGur1e in bel1en Slamuren ftar5en.
Ser @dn6en miro ul1f mber 100000
M. beaiffert. ~ Snfolge 6es 1tnrfem
@egens 1ir6 sic Maabr, 9enne un6 Sol
me oa1s Sen nferm getreten utuo baben
|6oS 2an6 bel &agenM beridtpemmt.
|Da sic Mteoerfdlage anbalten, be-
furdbet man groBe STANDARDIZATION.
- Ser Sanotp1rb a1t1p @a1tbofbe1ber
MSulff auf ser often Sobenipb1rg BET
|56merte fat feline geiamnpte Be-
libuna att Ole &ropin3 @eitfalen ber=
fauft. Die @%aufiur1m,e. ion fait cine
W5illion Morf betrogen. Die &robtn5
mir6 6urb bieien Scout 8eiiberin bes
geiammten &obplatea11s Sobenip-
burg, cuff Sem ii9 SOS Scatter 8il
belmrD enfmal II. +. 10. befin6et. - ST
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-16

Ieinep groben Observation-Disclosures
lung gut 8a6erborn, in ser Be-
ionoers SOS M1uoenten 6es 8eterner<
btiGofs @onrob Martin geebrt tpur6e,
regte 8iidof 5dp1lR in elmer lam
geren -&e6e Ole Grri9tlmg zines mir
|bigem @rabmonatnpents 5ur Crime
rung an @iidof @onra6 Mortm i'm
Come on. Gin 8eidIuB tpur6e nod
nidh gefaBt. = Ser diltefte @iidtter*
6,s Mmtsgeri6ts gu 80 in5em &err
@eribtsmtb Selir BON &iIit, fornte
Gen Settlement Sag ieines %50idbrtgen
9ienitiubildums begeben. = 0ur9
e%ingetretenes &odtpaiier lift es an ber-
fdaeoenen Stellem 5u idiueren lnirtb-
idnftliden @ba6en gefomn1en. Muf
3e9e 8onifnctus lei $50 Dunn 1T Elm
8ergarbeiter, ser CUR 8ede monte,
in bben 5lutben ertru1rfen. Mebrere
&erionen geriefben bis an 6en &als
ms @aIfer at1o fontten nur nit Meii=
I've gerettet mer6en.
&beinprobia5.
81 @oln fou6en Mitte 9e5ember
5uei itnrf iiberfi1te @olfsperiamm
ll1ngen itaH, melde gegen ben @anz
MISUNDERSTANDING gum Seiuitengeiieebte
proteittrten. z. @obu,1s3 pies 6te
Mngriffe gegen 5en S%e1uitenor6en 5u=
rid. - Gin 8didengeie11e bantirte nit
einem @ebolper, nobel ii6 Ole @affe
'ertlu6. Die &a1geI 6rang 1em Bidder
n1eiifer in 6en &opf. Mls ser @elelle
tpabrnobm, mas er nrgeridtet bbattte,
brad}te er itd 1elbit einen lebensge-
fabrltdem SduB bel. Ser @ripot-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-05
FODDER FOR FANS

In the National League the Giants
took two games from the Dodgers, the
Phlllles twice trOunced the Braves yes
terday, Cincinnati and Chicago broke
even in a double-header, and St Louis
took one game from the Pirates, the
other ending in a tie.
In the American League the Maps
captured a brace of combats from the
Tigers, the Athletics and Red Sox broke
even, as did the Yankees and Senators
and the Browns and White Sox.
Larry Doyle, the sluggng second
sacker of the Giants, seems to have
permanently recovered fro mhis batting
slump earlier in the season. He
amassed 400 batting average in two
games yesterday.
The Phillies' two victories Yesterday
fractured their losing streak which had
reached eight straight games.
Game called to give PLAYERS and
spectators time to eat" was the un-
usual announcement made yesterday
morning at the Red Sox- Athletics game
ana also at the Pirates Cardinals com
pat Inc latter contest had gone to
eIeVeh innings, the score standing to
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-05
Obstinate Acne
Quickly Yields
Fine Remedy That Clears Skin
of Pimples on Cheeks,
Temples, Sides of
Nose and Chin.

Acne attacks the glandular
structure Of the skin, more par
ticularly those tiny glands that
secrete fat
And it is here that 8. s. S, the
famous blood purifier. is most
active in its influence
There is one ingredient in S. s
s, the purpose OF which il is to
stimulate the cells in the tissues
that thus select from the blood
the nutriment that makes new
skin and thus eliminates all irri-
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ural tendency of the fine network
Of blood vessels in the skin TO
throw off impurities. but where
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fered with. II requires the stimu-
lating activity Of :, :. :. to over
come such morbid conditions II
YOU have been troubled with acne.
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You can get :. :. $. in any drug
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The great Swift Laboratory in At
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And if your blood condition is such
that you would like TO consult a
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-05
Richie Makes Rivers Qmt in Title Battle
When Mexican Dogged Champion Turned Tide

Jared, but who had made up his
mind that things had gone far enough
He assumed a look Of distress which
did not appeal to the writer as genu-
Inc. He began to gather his legs
under him. and while doing so
watched the timekeeper alertly. As
each numeral denoting the passing
Of a second was shouted. Joe worked
little nearer to an upright position
BY the time the word seven" same
from Harting's lips, Joe was resting
on one knee and the finger tips Of
one hand, and he was palpably check
ing the gong -minder's count. When
at the last the sounds eight. nine,
out" rose above the turmoil at the
ringside. Rivers Strengthened up with
look Of relief The ordeal was
passed.
An Interesting Fight.
Even while Rivers performed like
a craven at the finish, the bout was
an extremely interesting one. 1t was
replete with vicious spells Of smash
ing, In which the men held each other
even, and there were a sufficient
number Of changes Of aspect to keep
the crowd guessing as 10 what the
ultimate result would be.
Even after Rivers slowed up an7
showed his heart was not in his
work, the chance that the Southerner
would land a heavy swing remained
He had kept Rltchie's head rocking
In the earlier rounds, and many Al
iRtChte well1wisher twitched involun-
tarily as he noticed how dangerously
close Rivers whizzing blows went to
reaching their mark later in the con-
test.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-05

with little spirit.
Soon after the eleventh spasm Of
milling began Rivers backed toward
the ropes Richie, who had been
persistently the aggressor for several
rounds, strobe fiat-footed after his
man. A light left took Rivers above
the belt line and an equally light
right brushed his lower face. Not
that the blows lacked steam but the
fact that Rivers was retreatiTg and
was not quite within range took the
edge off the assaults
As the clip OF RitChie's dexter glove
grazed his chin Rivers stood an in
slant with his back against the ring
boundary His eyes did not begin to
dull like those Of a man who Is stung,
but he lurched forward and fell to
the floor He did not fail In the
Inert manner Of a man who has re-
Ceived a genuine knOckdOWn aSh.
Rivers Wanted No More.
When nine seconds had licked away
Rivers rose. Then the champion
stepped close and banged his right
against the Southerner's jaw Even
that punch did not appear TO strike
deep enough to produce fun results
but Rivers was In the mood to take
advantage OF anything that would
mean an end 10 the hostilitiea.
lie dived slowly to the carpet, the
palms Of his hands and his knees
supporting him for an instant. Then
he fiattened down on his stomach.
with his head just raised sufficiently
20 keep his forehead and eyes In
view.
In his eyes there was the look OF a
fellow who was not particularly
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-05
By w. w. NaughtOn.

O AN FRANCISCO, July willie
y Richie. the slim, serious faced
lightweight champion, defeated
chubby olive skinned Joe Rivers. Of
the Southland. In eleven rounds and
by doing so retained the title covet-
ed. The whole story In a nutshell
is that II was the difference between
a game lad and one who was not so
game
Before the bout started. Referee
Graney and Timekeeper Harting had
an earnest discussion as 10 which
or the officials named should do the
counting
BY agreement the duty devolved
upon Harting, but when the crucial
moment arrived, Rivers relieved both
OF the responsibility The Los Ange-
Ian actually counted himself out He
has earned the distinction Of origi-
mating a new ring fashion, even IL he
missed in his attempt to bear the
championship homeward
This needs a little explanation. and
IT win be best TO narrate the happen
iugs In consequence and approach
the terrible crisis gradually
Just as long as Rivers held the up
per hand he fought like Turk.
the tide, and then turned IT, the Los
AnEelan grew visibly discouraged
Rivers Great al First
II was all Rivers in the second,
third and fourth rounds Then
Richie began TO assert himself. and
as the fight wore on Rivers boxed
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-05
RAW DEAL FOR
FANSAT PONCY
: PARK ON 4TH
It's Up to the Local Association to
Honor Rain Checks for the
Second Game,
By w. :. FaIusworth.

I'VE have been hunked so MANY
Wv times on fake fights that Il
doesn't sting when we are
forced 10 separate ourselves from a
perfectly good two-doIlar bin now
adays 20 see pair 81 alleged boxers
stall through ten rounds
But we had always considered that
the good game of baseball would net
US full value return for our money.
Yesterday. however we were held
up" and our pocketboolz picked with
the skill Of an expert .ight-hngered
gent
II came first in the morning AZ
Penney Park The Crackers and Pei
leans were scheduled 10 play 90 a fin
ish. Instead the game was called az
the end Of the tenth inning with the
score two-all II was then five min
utes after / o'clock
Should Have Played It Out
All the rest Of the afternoon was
open and the game should have been
played out But. Of course. a tie game
is always played of Thereby the To-
cal association VIII net great profits
with a double header on the next trip
Of the Percans here.
We stood for that bit Of highway"
without squealing.
But what a vel we did let out about
s o'clock last evening
The Crackers and PeliCans met
again in the afternoon. They had bat,
tied four innings when IL started
raining
Seven thousand fans waited the
usual 80 minutes
The umpires didn't come out on
the field and declare themselves one
way or the other
Five thousand fans took It for
granted that everything was off for
the day The elements had cheated
them out Of an opportunity to vii
ness what would have probably
proved a mighty interesting battle.
But they were consoled by the
fact that tucked away In their coat
pockets were rain checks. They would
yet be given a run for their money.
Brooms Swept OF Water.
Exactly one hour and five minutes
after the game had been called the
umpires, players and ground keepers
appeared on the field. Brooms swept
the tons Of water off the base fines
and play was resumed.
The management didn't want to
honor those rain checks If one more
inning could be played they were in
hundreds Of dollars. The Pels held
3 10 1 lead They never figured the
Crackers would tie up the count In
the NTH, But they did Then the
game went on for two more innings
and again It was called on account
OF darkness, and stiIl a tie.
The fans were "stunE"
And we would suggest that Presi-
dent Kavanaugh for the good OF the
game, investigate,
Likewise the local association, II
they take our suggestion, viii stil
honor those rain checks
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-05

n Jew ORLEANS LA, July s.
y Jack Britton, the speedy Chi
cago lightweight, proved in his
bout here yesterday with Charlie
White, also of the Windy city, tina.
he is a serious contender for Willie
Ritchie's title. The clever Chicagoan
defeated White in the eighteenth
round Of scheduled twenty round
bout, when Referee Burke, acting on
the orders of Sheriff Marero, stopped
the go to save White from taking
more punishment.
although there were no knock
downs during the entire mill. Brit
ton proved himself superior to his
lighter foe. White was thoroughly
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Briton Now After Go for the Lightweight Title
Defeats Charley White in Handy Fashion

beaten when Burke stopped the bout
and held up Brittons glove. Sheriff
Marero declared the bout ceased to
be a boxing exhibition.
After the go Nate Lewis, manager
of Charlie White, stated that his pro-
tege had injured his left hand during
the third round and was forced to
rely on his right member during the
rest OF the route. However, this
should not take any of the glory that
goes with victory from Britton.
Britton a Marvel
He proved beyond a doubt that he
is one Of the greatest 133- Founders
in the game to-day. His Judge of
distance is wonderful and he is also
some puncher. In defeating White he
did what very few other fighters have
succeeded in accomplishing. Outside
Of five rounds Britton had a good
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"D0YLE HITTING, GIANTS
UNBEATABLE"

NEW YORK. July Larry DOYLE
has recovered his old form and that is
why the Giants are now !eadinF me
National League said George Stanings
manager of the Boston Braves. to-day.
Until recently Doyle was unable to hit
with his usual ylgor and the Giants were
losing games But they braced the mo-
ment Larry's bat began to meet the ball
successfully. He is the king pin of the
New York team, and now that he is him
self McGraw's men can not be headed
of
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shade in the other three-minute ses-
sions. He was fighting fast at the
finish and appeared fresh enough to
go a number of more. rounds.
Jack May Meet Richie.
Most of the fans who attended the
mill yesterday are of the opinion that
Britton would stand a great chance
Of defeating Richie If the pair ever
meet. Promoter Tortorich stated that
he would get in touch with the cham
pion at once and try to close the mill.
White asked for another chance at
Britton, but it is doubtful whether he
will get the opportunity to get re-
turn match with his conqueror for
some time. Charlie is still little too
light to meet a boy Of Britton's abili-
ty and hope to win. He weighed yes
terday but 129 pounds, while Britton
tipped the beam at 1876.
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WILLIAMS TO CLAIM TITLE;
M'CAREY WARNS C0UL0N

Los ANGELES, CAL. july Z
Promoter MCCarey has wired Johnny
Coulon that IL he does not come through
to-day with an agreement to defend his
title Kid Williams will be declared the
champion Of the world and win become
the possessor Of the MCCarey belt em-
blematic Of the title
McCarey wants TO see an active
champion a. the head Of the bantam
division, and II he puts Williams to the
front as champion il is safe 10 state
hat the Baltimore boy VIII be busy
from now on
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cHAPPELLE WINS AGAIN.

p NEW YORK, July 5.-Arthur Chan
pelle, the motorcycle champion, again
demonstrated his ability when he de-
feated a field Of star riders in the EN-
pire handicap, a seven mile affair by
going the distance in 4:41.
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GAINESVILLE TEAM WINS.

GAIN ESN LILLE, CA. July 49,
Gainesville won from Georgia Railway
and Electric Company. Of Atlarta
Yesterday II to ., The feature OF the
game was the hard hitting of the
Gainesville team.