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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-05
NOTES OF THE DIAMOND.

with walter johnson In the Federal
League Il will be easier for American
I.eaguers to bat against him.
Manager callahan Of the white Soy Will
try ont Lat Tin. chinese baseball expert. In
the spriug and retain him II he makes good.
II IS said OF Lai Tin that he can do thu
hundred in 10 Id, field cleverly and ~ a
crack batter THAT being the case there
doesn't Seem to be any doubt that he'l
make good.
Jimmy Collins. the hest OF all third base
men is III ~ his home in Rutfalo, the re-
suit Of a severe cold, hut f. expected 10 he
up and about within week
During tho spring ard summer Ern.s,
OuieIcy umpires baseball; during the fan
hos a Oihall umpire and he puts in the
winter umpiring basketball In the other
seasons he takes his vacation.
BilI Jacobson, who had couple ~ spring
league ball again, under the tutelage vi
And in southern circles swung mighty
ash.
The really entrrprising maEnats will he h,
who builds a bowl, coliseum or stadium -
hig that -four. five. six or sevcn---as needed
worlds series games can he played in |,
at once.
Larry Doyle has developed into consid
crablc NJ an expert on tho golf links al
Jacksonville, hut says his friends In New
YORK won't believe u They'll believe the
latter statement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-05
VACUUM SYSTEM EXCELS.
Buick Car Test Proves Superiority
Of u Over Pressure Method,

INDIANAPOLIS, Dec A new model
Buick six. in series OF most exhaust
i've tests ever held on the INDIANAPOLIS
4motor speedway, proved here to-day
under the sanction of tho A. A A. the
absolute superiority Of the Stewart vac
uum gasolene system over pressure feed
systems. Eight tests. conducted under
severe weather conditions OF a freezing
rain, were held on both tie speedway
ana rough. muddy highways
The official test OF Technlncil Eng
neer T. T.. Edwards of the A. A. 4 shows
that the car, when equipped with the
Stewart vacuum gasolcne system, showed
an increased mileage per gallon of case
leno OF LEA. per cent. over tests with the
same car when equipped with pressure
system. The now Buick was sent through
mud hub deep at n speed OF tweuty-two
miles an hour and on the indianapolis
speedway nj thirty miles an hour In
every test the vacuum System proved con-
cluslvely its great economy because oi
uniform flow OF gasolene and the manner
I'm which II IN delivered to the carburctcr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-05
ALLEN TRIUMPHS TWICE
ON NINETEENTH GREEN
New Yorker. in Consolation. Is
Hero Of Pinchurst Tilt
In Final To-day.

ptSrHrtsr, Y G.. Dec. ~ Appleton
Alien OF New York carried of the days
honors in to-day's two rounds in the
Eleventh annual autumn golf tournamen:
and advances for to-morrow's final for the
consolation trophy With Thomas Kelley
OF Southern Pines Aliens wins were
both Oh tho nineteenth green. Tho Rev.
7. A. Chea'ham OF Salisbury. y. G.. and
G. u Hudson OF North Forl, were he
victims
The Rev. Chea,ham was ;wo up on N"
tenth and honors were divided on the next
two NOES The three were halved.
Cheatham won the sixteenth. lost the
seventeenth. halved the eighteenth In six
and los, the ninet, enth. % 5.
In the match with Hudson Allen was
likewise one hole to the bad ~ the turn,
but he squared the match on the eleventh.
halved the NIX. seven holes and Won the
match on the nineteenth. to 6, where
, Hudson failed TO run down "a short putt
Going out Alien laid his opponent -four
dead stynt!es and his win on the eleventh.
which squared the match. was with !:
Il .lley's wins were both on Tho home
green and : A tennessee Of cooperS-
town and T. \ Johnston of Rll:imoro
wrre .hc victims Naturally the close con-
ISOLATION play ovcrshadOwed the easy
Victories for FIRST division honors, which
bring Beckar or Woodland and Hunter "
Wee Rurn together IN to-morrow's final
/ In the second flight Richard Gar,ick o..
Young town mad" an so IN his afternoon
vic;"rr over u; A. Balf. OF South shore
Field club. going out in - and coming
In IN g.. B,lfc was two down on the
twelfth ana No los, tho next three hoes
and The match 10y and !. ,;arllck VINO
drives something less than three hundred
] E.s, Alt
! Of his match and dusk swattinC balls into
the dim d!stanrs in preparation for his
! final round tomorrow with liobsr, Hunt
Of Worcester The summaries
Second Round -S,uy,"~,n; LEROY. NNv-
and .. q, l.. ,tr,kor. WocIS an ooa, r J.
Moran. M"'a'"W"t. and samuel Book
cola. / ur. " Hoher' Hume Wee Burn.
b"a' Fraun Rhea. columbia. and =. semi
huai- Hacker beat Leroy, and ? Hunter
I consola 'ion-First round-I. \ Allen.
/ New YORK. beat The H"'. T \. Dhsa ham.
son. North Fork. beat J II Goodai,. Boi'-
rive. and =; =. \. Johnston. Ha.uomrr.
Thona. kerey, southern MI Tin1 . tes ''' : !.
! Hennesse". Coop"rsioVn. ! up. semi final
Allen beat HUDSON. up ,ninetcen HOES,
! Kelley beat Johnston. I UP.
| Second Invi;atlor-Second round--P. II.
Brook. and :; Condo Mast. Plpins Rock.
! |; r. 4 Balfe. south shore Field. beat
David gregg, Ir., brooklyn. 2 and =: Rich
| ard Gsrlick. Youngstown. bes, q. T. Brown.
! Huntington Valley, up. -nnsl-Iuu'
bca; Mast. and 3. Gsrlick beat BATE, 3
and 4
Consolstion--Trrst -ound--Donald parson.
BY default !. II. g. Rumsey. BROOKLYN.
beat James Barber, Englcwood, and /
/ J. W. Howell. Baltusrol. beat L. u ~ Rrien
| Detroit, up. n e. shannon ID oakhiil
beat q. NJ Howard. Haitian. up. semi
b hnal--Pdrson beat Rumscy, and l. shan.
non beat Howell. and l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-05
HORSE SHOW ORNATURE SIMPLE.
Effective Use Made Of Comedian and
white Bunting.

In view Of the fact that the horse show
AZ Madison Square Garden next week
will he held for the benefit Of the Red and
White Cross comedian and white will be
the dominant colors in the decorating
scheme FcStoons Of red bunting are
draped from the boxes TO the floor OF the
promenade. while each Of the long gal
lrries is covered with a broad band or
white. The short galleries and the band
stand will havC four bands OF white.
The huge gray girders are covered with
an immense canopy, enhancing the SIM
plicity OF the decoration. The ornature
has been carried on with simplicity as tho
main object, the only touch OF richness
being the great golden box that has
been built especially for distinguished
guests.
The s,abling accommodations in the
basement Of tho Garden have been re-
served for out OF town exhibitors Troop
|. Second cavalry which viii serve
as guard OF honor, twenty-five strong,
AT the show, will arrive in New York
from Fort Ethan Allen tomorrow morn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-05
POULTRY ENTHUSIASTS
SEE CLEVER HAFF WORK
Expert Handler. With Only Two
InciSionS. Takes OUT
Every Bone.

There was another big crowd at tho
Grand Central Palace Yesterday for TN,
show OF the Empire Poultry Association,
which will close tonight after providing
nearly weeks entertainment and In
struction for the poultry farmer and ANA
tour chicken raiser. TIE talk OF tho fcats
performed by Han. tho Hammorsmith
fowl handler. had spread so that yestcr-
day representative Of one Of the largest
moving picture concerns attended the Pa
dce and arranged for "A Him OF Han In
his great dchoning act. IN which the lIam-
mersmith artist with the aid of only Two
incisions IN a fowl manages TO withdraw
/ every bone ana Siuew IN It's anatomy.
All this has been done for tho benefit OF
the visitors to tho SHOW and now will
bc put on reel % 500 feet as OF" OF tho
wonders Of the movies.
The cats were removed last night, hut
. before they LETT awards ia the chaup.o u-
, ship classes were made. The tn, OF
champion OF champions went to Bluestorc
OF Tilcote. owned by Miss Anna Pollard
of Elizabeth. y. j. Miss Jenny May
kroeh Of Newark carried of the prize
for the best cat IN the show, with XII
varock Leone second. and the prize for
IN" best novice went to Mrs. Thomas
Bells red Mars. Miss Carroll Mac ot
Maine carried m tho ribbon for tn" best
Kitten with queen q Hearts. and Ne
Kong. owned by Mrs. !. J. kctchem Of
New Rochelle was adjulgcd tho best
Siamcs" male. IT." Same owner had the
hes, short aalvcd cat in White witch. Tn,
best of the opposite seN 10 the champion
of champions was declared to h' Mile.
Gen-r owned by Miss Carroll Macy.
Champion Cheeta carried off tho prize
for the best brown iahbies. the Owner
heing Mrs. Anna NJ McNnister of New
York city. Miss Jane Cathcart of Has
hrouck Heights, y. j.. took The award fo-
tho best short haired kitten with Golden
luttsrC,p.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-05

SCHOLASTIC EVENTS TO-DAY.
Cross-eouu;ry Running Annual +. :. \ To-.
high schools cross country yum over ia
uairs High School course
BASKETBALL.
Erasmus Hal -. stuyv'san, =, Erasmus
Comm~rc.. Townsend Harris " Rows High
a. Townsend Harris. Evauder Childs ye Far
Rookawsy ~ Esaudcr Guilds Br' Sn; 49,.
he WIZ Clinton n Bryan'.
FOOTBALL.
Al sta- contest AZ Ebb":s Fled 'or Be
SWIMMING
Erssmu. Hal - Manual Training a.
Fourth Avenue Bs'hs BOYS High De
Wit; Clinton a. West SiNt!eth street Baths.
Cross-country running. basketball. foot
ball, soccer and swimming are on the
scholastic schedule for to-day. Interes,
centres chiefly In the = :. A. l.. cross
country championship race. which will
i've decided over the course Of the Jamaica
High School in Queens. The football
game between two all star teams from
the Brooklyn high schools at Ebbets
Field also should prove a good attrac-
ton
Frank Jenkins tho coiored runner OF
Far RoCkaway High School and holder
OF the T. :, A l. championship title Is
faNortc in tomorrow chase. Al Rob.
ertson OF Evsudcr Childs, winner Of the
Columbia race, promises to give him =
hard tussle. az also do Bill Smith, tn,
Erasmus Hall nicr. and Irving Mcssci
Of Flushing, winner OF the queens cham,
plonship run The course this year ha.
been shortened and instead OF runnlns
three miles The route covers only 81
miles
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-05
INTERCITY SOCCER TO-DAY.
Picked Team of Local League VIII
Play In Philadelphia.

Intercity soccer to decide the question
Of supremacy with Philadelphia heads the
programme to-day, The Field club League
OF New York and New Jersey will send "A
team representing the Crescent \. e..
Staten Island. Hcnsunhurst and Muntclair
TO Philadelphia The players chosen are :
lbodwcl, Cnarlwood. Maclennan and
Philip. Crescent A. e. Covington. Ban
ming, Kaufman and Macpherson, staten
Island Taylor. BensonhurSt Patterson
and Gardner tcaptD, MontClair A. e.
In the saturday Amateur League the
Relgians will meet the Central Y. NJ & A
OF Broollyn NJ Olympic Field, while the
Brool'yns and Overseas meet at Mar
quettc oval, The centrils lead in this
series with IL points, having won games
and lost l. The Overseas. uubeatcn thus
far. are second with 10 points, having won
4 games lost none and drawn >
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-05

Coach O'Brien of the Columbia hockey
team announced the first cut Of the year
after Yesterdays shooting practice in the
Columbia gymnasium. Thirty-two can
didates were retained on the squad. Capt.
Webb said the freshman material to date
has shown little promise and may not be
welded into team. The men retained
on the varsity squad are:
G s Barlow, G. r. Butler. r.. II. Cleary,
A. r. Hennls, +. II, Dolheare, f. II: Doyle,
I I Firth cant Torrey webb, &. I. GAY
nor l. : Hallock ". Johnston. NJ S.
kennedy, X. Kuuhardt j. : l@ndthorne'
n l., Never, II rearr, X Reynolds, 4
tom O. Wainwright 7. walter. s. IL. Mel
son, " J. Red. X. Herkert. H. Miller. J.
Fairchild G. Cornwall. J. u. Beusiger +. y.
Murphy and 6. $ Page,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-05
GAFFNEY BUYS LAND
FOR new BALL PARK
Braves Head Closes Deal for
Largest Plot Owned by Any
Major League Club.
STEEL STANDS FOR 10000

RosroN. Dec. t.--Iamce T.. CARNEY.
president % tho worlds champion Boston
Braves. closed deal by long distance
telephone to-day for parcel Of real estate
at Commonwealth and Babcock streets
upon which he plans to erect steel and
concre.c bail plant for the local National
Leagucrs Secretary Herman Nickerson
of the Braves declared that Il was Mr..
Gaffncy's intention to commence building
Immediately. II Is believed the new park
will hc ready for occupancy before the
middle Of tho 1915. season.
The site Of the new homo ~ the Braves
IS one % the most accessible In the city
and far moro commodious than any major
league grounds IN usn AZ present It's
frontage on Commonwealth avenue. where
tho main entrances viii be. IL s75 feet.
The measurements on the Babcock street
nnd Pleasant street extension Sides re-
spcctjNcly ar" 9.2 and 500 feet THO back
abuts tho RNsion and Albany railway
tracks Tor distance Of go feet.
The new park Is supplied admirably
with surface car connections from all
sections of tho city. \ station of tho
new subway system OPENS directly I'm
front Of tho main entrance. The Boston
and Albany Railroad will provide a sta
ton near tho rear entrance and Will run
special trains direct from Broad street
station at five cent fare.
James l.. Gaffney at his home last nigh:
confirmed the boston purchase.
9TH" site Is an ideal ono" n. com
mcnted we will have the biggest play
ing grounds IN tho country and on %
the finest stands There H. SO much room
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-05

Captain Coach Pendelton Of the Column
bia wrestling team announced yesterday
that his regular team will meet the Cen
tral Y VI. q. \. grapplers Tonight in the
first dual meet for the collegians. Joe
Shinmon. the Persian youth who IN cN-
pected to develop into the best lat
FOUNDER in the Intercollegiate league. was
declared eligible yesterday after being un-
der tn" faculty han for several weeks
Pendclton figures with Shimmon back IN
the ranks the season viii he n successful
one for the Blue and White grapplers
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-05

LENiNGroN. Ky, Dec. 4--JOckcy Tommy
Knight was killed Yesterday on route 10
.Iuarez. The information came from
Johnny LOTUS TO tho former great col
orcd Jockeys mother, who resides in this
county, tie walked from the train in his
sleep, lie rode many great horses hclud.
ing Dick Wclles, when he made his worlds
record OF | 81 90 al St, Louis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-05
'ity 10 banquet Rutgers Team.

NEW RRUNsvICK. y, j.. Dec. AR
engagements have been completed for a
New Brunswick civic banSuet 20 the Rut-
gers football team and coaches IN appre-
citation Of the publicity the city has re-
cciNcd through the excellent work of the
football team during the past season The
dinner will he held at the Hotel Klein
next Wednesday evening. Arrangements
are being made for ESQ guests. Coach
Foster Sanford Capt, j =, Toohey. Can
tain-clect Howard Talman and representa-
tivos of tho college and OF the city will
make addresses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-05
Nevtovn O>crshcIm. .Jsm,Ic.

Newtown High School ovcrp.'.,--,rs .
det"ated Jamaica Yesterday IN 'Yo 1r.t
= ;. A. l.. basketball game Of '.a -.
son on the latt"rs court, score 30 2
Coach Maxwell A Croohe's ScW'nuu ..
gr,gation fairly amazed Their og.1rsl.,
10y clever passing and did not allow .r
tp score on" field basket. Tho flr- ..
registered by Jamaica we're 1.at. g. -
result OF fouls. Humphrics az. h.
mercr each CtgiuG two from f. tl,
line substitutes played tor Sew -.r' o
the second half
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-05

Louis i. Bayard has been reelected ia
the presidency Of the Baltusrol Golf Club
The other officers who have been chosen
TO serve during 1915 are; Vice president
William Palmer Smith treasurer William
Fellowes Morgan secretary, Louis kel-
Ter house committee. James L. T. Thomas
and Parker w, Page green committee
Charles u. Watson, Max u, Behr, Louis
Keller and Louis T., Bayard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-05
To OH~r Primes to skaters.

Primes, offered in the same general
way as those that enlivencd the recent
six day bicycle race. will he given dur
ing the twenty-four hour roller soatius
team race i'm Madison square Garden
that begins on December &c. Il was an
nounced yesterday. The special pro
mlums are to he for spirits up to mile
during the afternoon and evening Of tho
race. -Four new teams have entered.
BlaclSburn-Coni, Woodworth Launay.
Clark krkhride and Doherty- Mclean,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-05
Haze Nev Hon
COLUMBIA SWAMPS RUTGERS.
wins It's First Bssketba1i 0awe ~
~ to I3-Caider shines.

Rutgers. although possessed or Drawn
and gridron prestige, proved a tame on
ponent for Columbia last night III the
opening game OF the basketball year Al
Morningside Heights. Coach Fishers hvc
sent the big Scarlet youths back TO New
Brunswick a humbed team by 81 20 Is.
Rutgers threw In Toohcy, the e1o pound
tackle and captain OF tho eleven. to sup
port living, Austin and Coleman. all bet
ter known to the grldiron than 10 the
court. but to no avail. Fisher retaliated
with NJ Walker. MS 80 pound player
who captaired the grdiron team at DE
rauw In 1912. and 90 evened up the game
a little as fa- "a avoirdupois went.
Columbia didn't need MI It's strength.
Eckey Calder. all American forward while
at st. Lawrence In 1912. proved team
In himself Tho wizard % tho floor was
40 fast and tricky that he even fooled his
own colleagues calder scored three sn"c-
tacu!ar goals from field and ten from the
foul line. sgCrcgating more points than
the entire jersey quintet. The lineup
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-05

Old Sammy Smith. vino retired from
the ring before his brother. Young sam
took up the lighting for the family. cam,
back last nigh; and demonstrated that
he never should have retired at all Tie
shocked out Johnny Murray in the seq
onds round ~ the Olympic A. g. Mur-
ray went to the mat twice In the nrs,
round and twice in the second Ills
fourth descent was the signal for his sec.
onds to toss up tho sponge
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-05
WALKERS ASKED TO
SELECT OWN JUDGE
This Is Solomon Like Thoucbt
Of +. W. Ruben TO stop
Future Kicking.
FORMER JUDGES STEP OFT


f'NeT SINCE NaIhins was rep a''t m re
programme Of track and he'd event. b,
1907 tho officials Of tho Amateur .,-,..,
t-nion have had great diNi.,,., ,- .,A,..-
,,,,. ,,,,,,o..,,, ,,,,,.., -, 80
"''''S '' sc'
'' championship cN'"'@' MANY 'n"7 who
Formerly volunteered ihtir services hs.
refused ~ act recently because 81 o..
abuse hcapod on them ny both cpmps,,,,,
and spectators.
Feeling that ~ these condition. ~.
allowed TO continue the sport Vu.I'4 ~.
Killed Frederick W Ruhior. cha,-,.,- ~.
the championship committee. ba. d.. AL
to try a new plan in sn,"rt'.r . ,.t,.
for the Junior indoor chsrrp'.Y.t,f,-
thu Thirteenth Regimen. Aru,o-y . n
,nfuher 20 lie mas written Ie.f.rs
walker eligible FOR thoso cha-rr,.,, &c.,.
asking ,n,m TO submit To him n, ,.
Of tho man they cons,der IN. MOO. ,o,,
petcnt iudg. OF waiting Ar.o-r -.
io,. c:Icrcno - tot, ,ia-.,,.-
tI,J a. + No..
Sob,.-,, N - c,h,.,-,, 1r,.u ,...'
A -, Tos.,h p,,-Ln.rd, a.,
uo,,., rohr i,ruig - +. - ....
,,,,,tI T.. =, -
49,, y
az ,r, " ,...''' '"' t'e $500 y.
l., on.F .'u,. , ,,I Wv, " Wv W. Sl't.m
~ ~ v"H' ~ ~ " Wv yu' ny
80 '"' 40
arc W .i' Ju',,U' ,'aSa y, "d,Ne,s "re o
~ i"'HHs auHH"eu W JubEo OF no merits
OF 'hr mon 10 pass on th"'' s'NIe' 100 "a
mat they arc IN necd or Instructor, aih'
hdh IN position 10 give IT, me 'd'-
general however Is reck"h'd good or
and 80 far az the coming champions 10 =
concerned tho fact that tha wdik''s in.m
selves practically viii have sel'r't %.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-05

The Manhattan College basketball team
will Journey to Princeton to-nigh, To meet
the Tigers. Coach Hanrahan feels sure q,
victory. giving ~ "A lineup u, Iloulihar
and +, Downing. forwards NJ Caffrey
centre ana +, Ward and J, Houiiha n
guards.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-05

scofe-rolumb ia 81. iIItr"rF. II. Go1ls
W IIom nr'd ben,on' Ts.nc' S,,i. ron
foul--Calder 70. living 2. substitution --
Columbia. EurGliard FOR Uaeron. Wake" FOR
Burghard: Hutge~7, N'''c- "0- Scarir Browu-
ING for Austin. Toohey for Miller Referee
-. ". Dcering OF Manhattan COLLEGE. Tin o
PRE-. Thorp- OF 10 La Sale. rin- 81
hRlves--2o minutes Scorcr--fI A leeds
rim.kcop.r--F. c. Schanx
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-05

Il never carried gun IN my Ike re-
marked Prof Mike Donovan recently,
"Whau I cant usc my fists 20 defend m"-
SEE I'll admit I'm old. Every night when
hop Of N" car WAY out in The bronx.
where It's Lonely and dark, 7 draw 81 my
gloves ! step along or my toes. and moth
ing would sui: ne better man tussl"
with some GauCS,er who thinks he '"uid
separate mo from my Carfare.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-05

Now that Freddie Welsh mas CAREFUL"
circled around forty thousand ron men
IN four or Ave weeks time b: Will he N
te~.sting to know how much OF mat
amour. Freddie will have 70 eXpend tax
ing the rest cure 20 overcome the fright
ful attack Of staleness that just naturally
had TO break up Fred's dash for a mil
lion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-05
RUN HEADS SCHOOL SCHEDULE
All star Football. soccer. swim, aud
RasLctbaIi Also on Card.

SCHOLASTIC EVENTS TO-DAY.
Cross-couutTy Running Annual T.. :. \ T.
Il igh schools cross country ruu over ID
NJ HIN En,-.Anl
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-09
Waynsr's oeeend Marriage.

The Paris Weekly Revue relates
FROM letters hitherto unpublished the
exciting story " Wagncr's second mar
rage. an the world knows that he
married, after the necessary divorce,
the wife Of Hans ven Rllow. but all
the world does not Know that there
was u rival applicant for his heart anu
hand. This was MnIwine Schnorr. the
singer who had just created the part
of Isolde in his ''Tristan." and the
cause of Maiwine Sctlh0rr WAS cham
pioned by another artistic named Isl
dore de Reuter-. who announced her.
self az u prophecies. charged with a
divine message to the musician. The
message wns to the effect that Wagner
must marry MaIwine and must at the
same time persuade the king Of Bn.
varia to marry Isidore herself. Wag-
ner tells the story 81, bis embarrass-
m,ent in a letter TO- his friend. Aulguste
Rocker. and It appears that he only
succeeded IN ~pencefully marrying the
lady Of his choice after the king had.
at her request. expelled the two other
ladies' from his d%osninions. "#'
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-09
Women Who % Not Count.

The female of the species in Monte.
negro is chiefly Il beast Of burden. Her
status is low on account Of her sex.
1t matters not that she bears men: she
does not bear the rife and is not there
fore a fighting unit. She is. in fact.
introduced to the world with an apol.
ogy. A man will announce the birth
Of a daughter to his friends with the
words. Comrades. excuse me-u girl"
Until thirty years ago the population
was only counted as so many rifles
that is to say. %supposing one Of the
walled villages to contain 200 men,
each with his ''handjar" and rife; 200
women. 300 children, with forty lusty
boys. of whom thirty were able to
shoot and had guns. and. say, sixty ole
men and women. then that place would
lie said to have 23O Inhabitants, non.
fighters going uncounted.-"Peeps at
Many Lands."' s,o WIKI , aa