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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-03
Neuer &arnebalplab.

Der neue &arneoaIplab miro iif,
ouf Dem leeren @runoitiid SiiooIt-
ede II. uno Sarnep StraBe befin.
ben. 9ies tpltrOe geitern abeno
rur6 Sic 9lfISar-gen @ouberneure
beidIoiien. Ser Saupteingang miro
iid gfe Is. uno 6artam StraBe
befinoen. 8ie SeititraBe miro nett
!id nad Der 3man5igiten laufen
un6 oie leeren @runoitiife 1tnmittel,
bar oItlid Ser Guiaf Goutpnnp uno
teS 2trIennls einne6tnen. Sefret1r
$. 8. 8eaoer miro NIT Der Ser.
t6eilung Der aon5eIiioneu begirtnen.
5don Ieit Monaten linb biele 4ppIi.
fctionen eingelnufen. Die Gouber.
neure erparten, oieien Serbit ben
Al oBten &arnebaI in Der @eididte
oer Srganiiation gu baben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-03
Gihtrln Ser SdlnI6ef1rSe.

9ie Sfulbeboroe bat Montng
Gben6 einen Monat Serieit nngetre.
ten. Die 8etitionet Der Sdiiler
ser @inton Sdnle, oen Shilplos
pG6reitb bes Gonmers gum gennis.
ipieL benllben 5n oiirfer, tpuroe ge.
nebntigt. Die 9etition tuesen eines
neucn @ebdubes Der Barf Sdule
ging a,t oen glften.
Gent S6uloieter g. SO. ssobit.
ion, Der lett 90 Sssabren in 9ieniten
Itebt, 1T erlalbt tporoen, Dem Gelo-
lager bel Gettysburg bei5itpobnen
irtpic feline SdDeiter III goitot 81.
beIu9en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-03
Sre6s bcil6nr?

aoln am glbeitt 3, Suni-8db.
renO Der geitern bier obgebaltener
geriammlltng Der Meoi3iniiden &c.
icQihaft erfldrte Or. Otto Sdnlioi
Die 9ieIitItate ieiuer l1nteriudungel,
Ger llrinbe imo Der Moglidfeit Ell,
her Seillmg Oes are6ies. Gr iagte,
cs befinoe ii6 i'm arebsgeihpiir Elm
Baraiit, Scr Die &ranfbeit iibertraee
@r babe cinen SSnpfitoff proou5irt.
NIT Dem er 5ablreide i6mere &rebs.
idle aebeilt ba6e. Or. Sdmiot er.
iadte Inn Grnennliig elmer &omntii.
lion, pel6e ieine 0tetbobe untcrill-
den iollte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-03
Der G3. aomaref.

eSm Genat ipuroe nit Ser 2obbn.
ltnteriudung begonnen; O'@or.
mans @orlage, Inltt pclder Dem
Oberbun6esridter geItnttet miro,
Giitriftsrifter ndh irgenO einem
Sbeil Ser Ser. Staaten oienitli6 SIT
cntienocn iuuroe bonn S5uIti3fomite
9iinitig einberid)tet. -0as &onite,
reI6es eingeiebt ipuroe, um oie
Gage Ser Streifer I'M @eit 8irgirtia
&oblenoiItrift 5n unterill6en, miro
nit ieinem 3eugettberbor om TO-.
Sunni Beginner. -GaS Snus trat ges
ltcrn Mittag 8uiamnlen, bertagtc iif
aber onlGBlid Oes glbIe6enS 6es
aongreBmamtes aotig bon Wfarp-
LAMB. Superintendent Sine6augb I'M,
tcrbreitete cine Geio[ution, lnltt mel.
der oie 3piidenitoatlide San0els-
fomnliiiion beauftragt miro, Die lett
i1brige @eiddftsfiibrung Der ber-
fraften sSrisco 8dbn.@eieai6aft
git n1teriuden Muroof reidte cine
gia elm, tpelhc DIE sSddFfung einer
gsotlraIiiati transformation Ooriiebt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-03
Hn cs[(inpis infprpurirt.

Sprinafielb, ST., 8. Suli. -0ic
8ublic Gernice Contraction Com.
panp Of Omaha IieB iid in Der
Office oes StaatSiefretdrs irforpo.
riren llno lit oemna6 beredltigt, i'm
Gtaate SSQinoiS @eid)ditc slt ma
den. Dos 9(ftienfapitol Der @je.
iealdaft betrdgt $4,000. Senrp
Seating 2023 0iaplc StraBe, Sma.
6a, lit Yr1lioent Ser Sirna uno
Bertrand 8eiB, 1920 Sornep Ctr,
Scfretar Der @eielidait.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-03
Sdllueis pruteitirt.

@oibington, 3. Suti. Saul gtit.
Ter. Der ihiuei5eriide @cfan6te, Fat
feim 9iilfs.Sefretdr Curtis gegen
Die bonn S9abamts. .0eportement in
gorihIng aebrahte oSt. @alener
Gtidslten1ste", auf @run6 pelfer
,sJiir Die Spiben aus ct. @aaen,
Eihipei3, beineiien miro, grotelt er-
bn5en. Nab Der neueit 2iite ipiirbe
fid) Der 3on auf beinabe aIle iolde
Gpiten bober iteaenL ols bisber.
Gas 9epartement miro ocn grotelt
lit grtDdgung 3ie6cn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-03
G5ieans Der Golitieal ganalitH
2eaaite.

9ic idbrIide 5ibnng Der ToIiti.
cal equality 2eague miro am Don'
nerItag, 5. SUM- i'm @ebaiine BET
gollng 8onen's gbriftian aiiocias
tion gl6enos Z llbr abgebalten tpers
Sen. Weitglieoer nl0gem ibre Sidets
burd, SRI. sllbertd gseiDtolrs Eel.
@cbjter 6t5S, erbaltert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-03
Gin Etanbden, bas nidlt itattfanb.

8ele9entli6 Der am Wfontag
abeno erfolsten 9eutihlanoreiie Oes
6errn @ottIieb Stor5 nebit 6rall
mo nebrere 6amilienan9e6origer
pur6e BON MitgIie6ern 6e8 gtltiif.
bereins beidIoiien, oen Sdeioenoen
aui Dem 9abn6of ein 9[bidieos.
it1no9en au bringen, 0abei ober
fotten Die Sanger uno Sangerin.
ren nift NIT Dem Gerberus an Der
sltm @eleiie filbrenoen 36iire ge-
re6net, oenn als iie Our1 oieielbe
gum Stor5'iden 8aagon geIangen
nollten, tpur6e ibnen Elm energiihes
Salt entgegen gerufen. glGeS 9ars
lameutiren baIf nidts; Die Sanger
uno Sdngerinnen muBten ii6 nit
SheioegriiBen aus Der Serne be-
gniigen. Gen Geiienoen tpini6en
mir cine sIadlidc Sabrt uno froGe
@ieoerfebr.
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Epfer bon Morb6renncrn.

geiersburg, 3. Slni. -9ldt ruiz
iiihe sslioen iinO in Dem 9orfe 8ont.
neif BEL aaliid, 9iuiiii6.8 .8olem Ie.
benoig perbrannt porben. Cine
Hallberbanoe bate Die 2biiren rmo
5eniter oes Sauics, in peldenl
lire 0pier tpobnten, ino nadoem
iie oieie ousgeranbt batteit pernas
geIt lno 5euer an ons @ebdiibe &c.
Ieet. Die Gb1ter lino ipurlos Der,
jtiuun0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-03
S,ub at fdjmrr.

sus 9fnbert Walnce. titgeIfeM
M Ser Cadillac Garage n Der @eit
,Sar,,ant StraBe, Elm idaperes Stid
@solfinerie gu bebeit beriMHtc, dcg
er ii6 10 iduere in,tere gerlesiin.
cen at, oab er int Miie Nemorial
SpIpital operirt peroen nnlb,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-03
0caen bie glr6eit nieber.

Bolton, 8. SUM. - 6iinfbnnoert
&elielihnicOe leeten bier beute Die
sirbcit nieoer. Sic perIangen cine
2obnaufbeiierung.
Millponfee, 8. Sutf. -1tngefdbr
200 Giienarbeiter itellten Die slrbeit
cin ipeil ibnen feiue 2obnerbobung
eeip1brt ipnroc. Gic Streifer bcr.
Iangen SO Die Stunoe a--.S
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-03
gserjoualnptis.

Serrn SSobn Moroborit bon gcn.
nington gieb, beilt6te uns beute.
81 maht gropaganoa fir ooS groBc
sSeit, ipeldes Der Bennington 2ano-
nebrberein om 10. Suni aus glnloB
bes Silberncn &egierimgS- Subj.
!oums OeS 6clltiden &aiiers peran.
ltclten miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-03
@erlanaen g9albp's glbietnna.

glelp gorf, 8. 9Slnti-9as Sta0t.
r1tbsfomite, 6as beauftraat ipurOe,
Die Eoli3eioerbdltniiie, ipie tie inter
oem Regine oes gegenlpartigen $50.
Ii3eifomniIidrS gtbinelanoe 8aloo
beiteben su lmtcriudeu, Fat einen
9eridt eingereidt, in melhen Die
sfbiebung 8oloo'8 eHpfo6len miro.
Gcrielbe tpiro ol8 rnfdbig be5eid-
net; biele beitebenoe llebclit1noe iinO
emf Die @iBgriife @aloo'S 5uriid8u.
fii9ren.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-03
StDrteu sic Graufcn.

gier ausgelaiiene iunge 9urIden
Gctten iib Dem omaha General
Soipital ge9eHii6er alfseitel1t linb
itorten Die &ranfen Olrdb Elm un-
ousgeiebtes @ebeul. 9ie lingeihlif.
fenen gengel g. I. Sorton, 9. $.
SSinnie, st. 6. Snller ino gfobcrt
Greiiel tpuroen 8u ie $40 unb ben
Soften berurtbeilt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-03
Summer ssabrrateit.

9(m Sonntaa 1. Suni tratett Bel
ollen @iienbabnen Die CONNER.
sSabrraten in &raft. 8ie 8abnlei-
tilngen baben aIs Solse iofort cine
beoeutenoe 3lnabme oes gerionen.
berfebrS 6u ber8ei6nen gcba6t. 9e-
ionbers groB lit Der 8erfebr ouf Ser
Burlington bonn 5eliengebirge ra9
Dem Slten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-03
Sd,ref(idler Selbitmorb.

ssoplin, @eo., 8. Suti. Der Berg
mann Waunro @oblion beging bier
auf cine idredIide g8eiie Selbit-
morb. Gr placirte cine Stange On,
nanit auf ieinen 2eib lno iebte
bann oen Climber besielben in
grano. Scr a0rper beS WtanneS
wuroe IN gltome 5crlhnettert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-03
.S,udl,eitsalpfen.

Wforgcn, @iittpod,, sl6eno tritt
SRI. 2ouiie gidmeper, Die liebenS.
piiroige 9eidte oes @bepoares Sobn
gpplen, NIT Serrn @len Milnger
in ben gbeltano 9ie Sroliiug miro
in Der 9ebnuiung oes Serrn GppIen.
25t6 iiiolidc 10. Strabe itattfi1-
ben.
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2abnGr,tc beltoblcn.

s(m Sonntag ipur6e perIbiebenet
3obnGr5ten Ourb proieiiioneIle Die
be ein geiud) abgeituttet. Plus Der
Office bon Or. 6. q. Neipea, $50
gronoeis @ebdlbe, muroe @olo I'M
ggertbe bon $25 nno aus Der Sf-
lice BON Or. q. 9erbp, 20S gtebille
glod $50 ipertb 8olo geltoblen
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-03
@eitrGae snm SurnaSpfpnb.

gon SIraba Wmiifperein iinb
b5m Gentralper6anb fir Die 3or-
noOo.6eimeeilihten Die Sunlne bon
$86.t0 iibertpielen iporoet. Ser
Grtraq lit aus Dem fiir5lihen aon-
3ert oes gereins er5ielt tporoen. Gem
&erein miro biermit Ser ber5li1lte
Cant oeS GcrbanoeS abgeitattet.
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annjler umtsmiiOe.
Gjruic Site in 9cntIdJlunO. .-aaiicr.
paar onnft Der StaSt Berlin
las JieiieprOBramm oe6 Staiicrs.
-grinj !Seinrid appellirt an
g'riten.

Berlin, 8. Slmi.-Ger HeifS'
Ianjler Or. b. 9et6mauaSodipeg ioa
iib pieoer einmal nit 9iiidtritts1e.
oanten troeen. Den @runo fir
iliue glmtsmiioigfeit bilOet ongcblid
Die abIebncnoe Saltlmg OeS gunOes'
ratbeS gcgen cine 9leihs.8erm6.
geisiteuer. gSie es bciBt, luil Der
gumoesrdtb nidtS bon 0ieier Steucr
tuiiien, neil Die cinjelnen @moes.
fiiriten gcgen oieiel6e iino mO meb.
rere ibrem Groteite in Sanoihreiben
an ben aaiier glusorud 1eaebert ia.
len. 8ie es iett ouSiicbt, 1T es ie0ob
icbr ipnbri6einlid, OoB Der gleihS.
tag iid ooollr6 niflt beeinfluiien
luiien ionoern bic @iniiibrltng Der
5teuer Ooh bei6liebeu pirO. Sn
oieiem Sale ioa Ser aan5ler bon
ieinem Roiten 5uriidtretcn lpoIlen.
9as snn5e 6eutide Gei6 ieuf3t
Gegcnfp1rtig ititter elmer oriidenoen
Sibpelle, Die bereits biele Sale bon
Souitenitihen beruriadt bat. S5n
eifligcn @egenoen pnroe Die inner.
tr1glide Semperatllr beilte our6
Ieidte 8eipitter ettpas genliloert,
obrr es fiel nur tpenig 4eqen. Die
Sanopirtbifaft erIeihct ourdJ Die
@litbiBe enormcn Sda6en. sSn
@eitpreuBen lit ser 8ci5en ouf ben
SelOern gel6 getuorOen unO Die Gog.
genrente lit fat bCrui6tet.
9ns aaiierpoor bat bellte Ser
StaOt Berlin ieinen 0anf fiir oie
@Iiidpiinide 5ur gcrmd6lung Ser
Grin5eIiin giftoria 2uiie nit Sem
Prin5cn @rnit 9tuguit BON Gluu6er.
lanO ousgeipro6en. Sn 0em bonn
9berbofmarifaa at Sen S6erbiir.
GermeiIter 8ermtt6 geIanoten
Sdrei6en 6eiBt es II. o.: .oS6re
MnieIt1ter iino Ourf Sic ber3Iihe
36eiInobme Ser giirgerihaft an Dem
Slid ibrer Sodter iebr erfreut unO
ioiien fir alle @eipeiie treuer gu.
neiaung ber5lid) 6anfen."
Gas &eiieprogramm 0es aoiiers|
fir 0en CONNER iii 6eute oeroffent.
lidt tporOen. glm 7. Suli tritt ser
5errider feline i1brIi9e 3orolanos.
fnbrt an BON Der er am 6. glitglIt
nod StpinemiinOe 3lriiffehrt, UNI
ben ShieBiibltngen Ser elotte bei3it.
moGnen. 9lm 10. g(uglIt begiebtI
er iid nah 9foitof, fllm on ser
Seier 6es SSubilGlms 6es medlen.
btrgiiden 5iiiilicr.Hegiments aai.
ier 8ilbelm t6eil3unebmen uno
bann ipognt er 1roBen aabalerie.
ilebungen BEL 9tIteitgrnboip uno
@aoiu8 bei. Sim t6. glugrIt Qe6t
er ouf cine ISOLDE ouf Die 8if.
felmsbo6e lm6 am "a. begie6t er
iid nit alien 8unoeSiiiriten 3itr
Gintpeibung Ser 9fu6nesbnae lit
glm 81. g(uguTt miro
er ipieoer in Berlin eintreffen rno
iih baIb nahber 5u 6en 9roBen
&crbitmanobern bege6en.
9tufieben erregt Elm 9eIeqrantm,
in peldenr Ser 8rin3 Seirrif, bon
GreuBen Dem o9iopnl @ritii1 9(nto-
club" ieinen 8anf fir oie Inn uno
ieiner @emnblin 5ur Sil6erbod5eit
geian6ten @liidtpiinihe ousoeipro-
den fat. Die Qepeibc IdIieBt NIT
Sen @orter: n2oiien sic ms 3u-
iammen fir Srieoen nno sic 5reun6-
idait rnierer 2dnOer pirfen."
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gflep. Gharas 6eanabiat.

Mnibingtom 2. Syilni, ,-9raiioent
MiIion fat Or. 2beooore 9baras
bcn Glmira. ga. o., Der i'm Omaha
Nunoesgeriht pegen MiBbraiihS Der
NoIt All brei Monaten @eidugniB
bcrurtbeiIt iporben mar, begnabigt
Gs bonoeIte iid Inn eine brieflide
Mnpreiiung zines Eatents, bas ais
GdDinDeI bc3eidnet ipuroe. ssebt
ober bat es iid berausgeitelt, oaB
iaiIeIbe bon eroBercm @ertbe it,
ais man anfiinglih otnabm.
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Smaha 0anbiuehrpereir.

Ger Smaba 2anopebrberein feiert
hcute slbeno in Oer 8oibington
SaIle cine @codhtnisfeier fir Die
Derltorbenen &anieraoen. Serr So.
c1b Sal,d balt Die 8eoadhtisreoe.
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asipnierin aeitorbcn.

6rou Bridget @cGartnep, ieit|
so sSabren eine geipobnerin bon|
Omaha. lit am Wottag IN Cos In.
ecles, GaI..i m Sitter bon so Sabrea|
aeitor6en. !
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SeIsien's Seer iuirb pcrit6rft.

griiiicl 3. syuni. Gas bel9iidje
9orlament bat nit crbebliher Wla.
iorit1t Die Milit1rporIage angenom.
men. 0urd Die MaBregel miro
Die Srieoensitdrfe oeS Seeres bon
10000 airf $4,000 Mann erbobt,
uro Die &riessitarfe bon 10000
aui 100000. .-s-....
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66 GpnFirmonSeit.

giid,of Gcarrnel[ fonfirntirtc AM
Sonntag IN Der airde Der Seilisen
syalniIie cine alaiie bon sc &itloern.
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Nsettrrheridif.

sir Smobo, Council gIuffs uuS
ltmseaeno: Sdon albenos ltuo @litts
nod; tiilIer Mbeaos..
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- 9. 5. @urt, benti6er Spti.
fer. alugen unteriudt fir Bril-.
let. ABB 8ranoeiS Geb1uoe.
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Gliuner's GIboiu Waearoni- -bci al.
I'm Groeers. Genadt in Nebrasta.
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9nffg e So6nitun, 2eidenbeitatter.
III iiiol. 16. StraBe. 9pler 1876.

Sm barten aanlpf inns 9aiein fam
altf @rben
gud 9icbsnSlpiirOigfeit sur 8affe
ipcrocn. .
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-26
TYLERS TO PLAY
OFF TIE TODAY
Will Meet Kahns to Decide
Championship of Old Do
minion League.

The Old Dominion League race will
be decided this afternoon when Kahns
ana Tylers clash in Broad Street Park
Tylers are now leading the league by
n half game; II they beat Kahns to-
day the championship will rest with
them. Should they lose. it will be
necessary to play another game TO de-
eide the Issue. The strength OF these
two teams has been Judged by anna
teur followers, and they state that it
is nothing more than a toss-up 10 de-
eide the best team. as they have met
four times this season. each team TAX
ing two games.
Saturdays double header was PLAYED
TO decide the winners. in which Tylers
took the first game by the score of 5
TO 0, while Kahns came back in the
second game, and played much better
game. the score resulting in an to 8
tie The game was called on account
of darkness
large crowd OF rooters is expected
prove to he a fast one, as both teams
are strong and confident
The lineup OF the two teams will be
as follows:
Kahns-R. Wilcox. shortstop; Currie.
third base: Deoppie or Bowers. pitcher:
Chittum. catcher; T. Wilcox. left field:
Farley. centre field; Lowe. second base;
Breeder. first base.
Tylers-Heiker, left field: Caulder,
third base; Moran. shortstop; Onesty.
centre field; Cummings. second base:
Gentry, first base; Sanderson right
field; Powell. catcher; French. pitcher.
Mr.. Wilcox has been selected for UNI
pire
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-26
BUILDERS PROVE
EASY FOR TARS
Hit Paxson Eleven Times, Each
Hit Counting for One
Tally.

Norfolk. Va, August 25.-Norfolk
had an easy time beating Newport
News to-day. It was not even n game,
SO far the visitors were concerned.
The locals found Paxson for eleven
hlts, and scored a run for each hit
The visitors Only made three hits, and
all OF their runs were due to the Wild
ness of Shenn.
Stcinburncr and Stewart carried off
the batting features. The latter drove
long enc down the right field
bleachers, scoring three runs The
official scorer. however, did not give
him hit because the Newport News
fielder. after n hard run, got under
the ball, but it rolled out OF his glove.
PaXson, for the visitors, pitched q
miserable game. He was wild. and
whenever he got one over 1t usually
fell agans- the trusty bat of some
Norfolk player and landed out in the
grass
Snenn started the game for Norfolk,
but IN the tlird inning he could not
find the plate. and after forcing two
runs across the plate, was relieved by
Wecder. The heartside twirlcr only
allowed three hits. and was never in
danger OF being scored on. The score:
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PLAY TODAY.
Washington ut Chicago
Boston at Detroit
New York at Cleveland
Philadelphia at 81. Louis

her off in front and nursed her under
the wonderful ride and she lasted. on
Jawbonc McTaEgarts ride was OF an
entirely different variety. He waited
on tho pacemakcrs, and when he let the
horse down. walked away from the
field IN puenner, heavily played
farorite, finished second in the nth
event, but was disqualified
Superintendent. we'll handled by But
well, won the Troy selling stakes. while
Repentant salloped to the Jumpers The
closing event was captured by the
Western lilly, Hortonse
The attendance was up to Mondays
standard and the weather was ideal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-26
Jack Anthony May Join Colts

bolster his weakening indeed his weakened
forces Manager Griffin, of the Colts yesterday wired Jack
Anthony join the Richmond team in Portsmouth No reply
Anthony has received With Strain of the
because of lame shoulder and Jay Rogers still ill., though he
protests willing time that he called
with Rawn released and Jimmie Jobson because of his long
ayo unable give that he has stock with John
Raley suffering wrenched back and Steve laid with
bad hand Manager Griffin hard put to for players If
injuries ratio he will be unable put
nine field All the information received last night
the effect that Jack could his business affairs he
would much help Richmond stay in second
place Frank Dobson helping out though not in condition.
believed that Anthony will do the thing,
though considerable financial loss himself He
will reach a definite conclusion to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-26
VIRGINIA LEAGUE
Richmond. 2; Portsmouth, {.
Norfolk. II, Newport News, =.
Roanoke, 2; Petersburg, I.
STANDING or Gil
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Uichmond AT Portsmouth.
Hounukc Mt Petersburg.
Newport News NJ Norfolk.

Portsmouth. Va, August 25.-rimcly
hitting and superior base-running
gave Portsmouth, the victory over
Richmond to-day, TO 3. The Colts,
after the first inning, did not appear
10 be in the game, and they put up a
rather listless exhibition.
Harry Griffin pitched a good game,
and. under ordinary circumstances
should have won. He had perfect CON
troll. and the Colts fell on Hardin in
the first inning and scored twice
O'Bcien was sent in 10 relieve him. ana
he held The Colts in check until the
fifth. when two hits and an error
Melted the visitors another tally
In the third inning the Pirates sent
three runs across the plate on three
hits, = sacrifice and good work on the
path. The hit-andrun play was
worked TO perfection in this inning.
Dobson and Eberts put up a bril-
liant game for the visitors, both in
The held and at the bat
Boyd was responsible for two or
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-26
WILLIAMS WILL PLAY
M'LOUGHLIN TODAY
Title-Holder Must Battle With Philadelphia for
Honor in Final Round in All Corners Tourney
for National Lawn Tennis Honors

Newport, r. l.. August 26.-With
com aratively little eNertion, r. Nor
ris Williams. I'd, Of Philadelphia. and
Maurice +. Mclaughlin. OF san Fran
cisco, the title winner OF 1912, won
their places to-day in the finals OF
the all-comers tournament for the ma
tional lawn tennis championship.
Those who fell before their racquets
were Nathaniel w. Niles, OF Boston.
who lost 10 Williams in four set
match, Ga. rs Sc, e-l and Wallace
T.. Johnson. of Philadelphia. who sue
cumhed to Mclaughlin IN straight sets.
60 10 Gl
Williame will seek tomorrow TO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-26
GOOBER ERRORS
HELP OUT TIGERS
Richmond and Tolson Both
Pitch Good Ball, Each Allow
ing Nine Hits.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]

Petersburg, Va, August 25.-The
Tigers won the first game of the series
this afternoon by playing all around
the Coolers, in game In which errors
by tho home team gave the visitors
the game Richmond and Tolson both
pitched good. consistent ball. the same
number OF HRS being made off of each.
but the Tigers gave Tolson splendid
support tho che error made by Goaiby
accounting to naught. On the other
hand, Richmond's support was miscr-
able, the five errors made by his team
mates costing two runs. The game
should have been n tie. as the only
earned runs were made in the first
inning. when CHM, for the Tigers. the
first man up, hit to right field for three
bases. and scored on Prcssly's single.
In the Coolers half of the first Keller,
the second man up. hit to deep centre
for three bases. and scored on Busch S
single The score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-26

wrest the title from Mclaughlin, but
not one person in four in the Casino
tonight, thought sufficiently we'll OF
his chances to back him.
The thirty-third championship of the
United States National Lawn Tennis
Association, to be awarded tomorrow,
now lies between two OF the members
OF the winning Davis cup team. Tho
silver bowl Is the seventh contributed
by the Casino mana cement, and play
or 10 secure permanent possession of
it must win IL three times. McLough-
lin already has one leg on it, and is
a four to one favorite over Williams
for the championship.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-26
WINNING RUN IN SEVENTH

Brooklyn. August 25.-The Cubs de-
feated Brooklyn day. TO 4, In the
first game OF their last series OF the
year here. Humphrics opposed Allen
at the start. but the former was With
drawn in the nth after the Dodgers
had raped him for TWO doubles and Il
single. scoring three runs. Lavender
took his place Yingling replaced
Allen In the third. The Cubs scored
the winning run in the seventh. when,
with two out, Lavender doubled and
scored on Leach's single. The fielding
OF Manager Evers AT second and the
batting OF Wheat featured the game.
Tho Dodgcr fielder got triple,
double and a single out OF four trips
10 the plate. The score;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-26
PIEZ LEAVES FOR HIS HOME

Charlie Piez will not be Richmond uniform any
more this season He left for his Jersey Yesterday
to undergo appendicitis had been hoped that
ne would without the aid operation and he was SO
advised by local physicians Sunday however he suffered
announcer attack and since his parents unwilling for him
undergo the operation here, he home
He Isl aside from the anen good physical condition
ana there is no reason to believe but in short
order. Since he is the property New York Giants
Richmond fans have probably this younqster
Tar as local baseball concerned mighty fine chap WILLING
always ready to do part the manv friends
ne mas made here will not only wish for his speedy but
VIII nope as they believe for long and prosperous career I'M
the big show ~