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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-31
Weiteres iiber ben Inter.
saRB bes ,,Jemt6Ms".

ct. petersburs, 80. Sttobtr
Dus ruiiiid. ariessminiiterium pa
einise gin5sIbeittn iibsr bic 3trit5'
runs bss ruifii6en arsitaers rSsmi'
dug ieitens bes beutf1eH areuaera
rgmstu4 I'm 9afsn DON penang .r.
fabrsn:
9ie .gmben' erfhiet am Morssn
bss 2s. Siiober masiirt in Der Rdbs
bon psnans. Die Maden IN bsm
Jort bielten ben areu5er fir Elm
SGiif Der perbiinbeteH 0Iotts. CT
fam NIT boiler GefdppiHbisieit bran,
unb inbem er ii9 Der rSeut6us1 nd.
berie, fsuerts er einen 5orpebc ab, Der
in Der Rdbs bts Bugs erptooirts. Der
ruHif6e areussr CAB bonn Geuer auf
be rgmben", Elm sfpeitsr Sprpebo Don
bsm Ssuti&en S4iff bradbs aber bic
.s5emtdug" gum Sinien. Dan Der
gefasuus sameH IS mann ums Sc.
Ben unb bon ben $50. bic ssrettet
tpurben, iinb 112 pertpunbet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-31
2Iud, inoiIcbe &ruppen
% Re5men on Der gelagts
runs pom Cling Gou
tbeil.


Qon0un, 80. Cttoter. 0as uFfi.
3ieae Ra6ri6ten6ureau tiinoiaie an
i5rsitug QbenO an, oaB ein aurpg in.
0iTter Sruppen ii6 ben griten uni
Sapansrn angsfaloifen babe. bic
Sing San belageru.
Die g2atri6t OaB bic Snoier 10.
no9l i'm fernen Often tGmpfen, a.s
aud in 6rontrei6, erregt in 2unSou
groBss SutereITe. 9tbgeIcben o6er oa
BON, 0ab Die Sn0ier in FOLDER 0eiie
Oeripenost pirOen, Bat Ti6 bic &c.
gieruns ni4t geGuBert.
D cut 6Ianb orobt nit
WieberpergeItuns. Wi
Berlin, 80. SttDber. Die beuts
itc Resierung bat bur6 BEN omerita.
uiic1en gOtihufter in Berlin, Sames
10. 9erarb, gngIanb benu6ridtigt,
baB penn bic Oeuticbsn GiDiliiien in
gnsIanb, ausgenommen ioI5e, segen
Die besriinOets @srbodtsmomente
pcrliegen, nt9t biz gum 5. Sttober
freis.Iaiieu iperOen, niirbsn idmmt-
li6e britiI4e llntsrtbauen, Die Td in
befinben, in dbnIi4er
WeiTe oerbuftet peroen pirbeu. Dos
9orseben Gn9lanbs bat in Berlin
1rDbs grbitteruns srrrst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-31
Die girfsn ldeinen in asgyplen uo ]aufalen
ein|a0m 81 woGu.
2Seoer anti oen of1fi6e1t no6 an( oen ,pefGi-
6en 1&riegs(6auplat 6a6en api6tige
@reisniGe faftsetnnoen.


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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-31
Seri4ieoene 3a6ri9teu
aus Der Neia sbau9t.
ftaSf.

eonOOn, 80. Otto6sr Die fol-
genOe 9ePei4e DON Berlin traf am
qbenO per JuntenteIesrap6 bier Elm:
u9iintir6en bereitst iid auf sine
gsIagerung pur. SIN safe Oss 9pr.
riidens Der Geutiden niro bic gan5e
Rad6urIfoft ii6srffpemmt nsroen.
! Sn 9iintirfen, no mebrers osutiae
aDiatiter faOn gomber geIaIeuoert
bafsn, 9errIft eine panit.
nGie Re6eliOn in Stbafrita 1T i'm
3uPbmen, troB Der prn 9apitaot 9.,
meIOeten gerifts iiber anse6Iic6e
Siege bes Generals got6a ii6sr Biz
Rebellsn. General be @et itebt dlt
Der Spite oer5niurrettion i'm Sronie
Staut unO General gepers i'm NET.
li4sn 5ransbaal. Die guren babeu
uiels gnsldnber gefangen geHpmmeH.
Die gepo6ner 2onbpns oerIaf.a
maHsnpeiis bic 5auptita0t aus
5urdt DOR ben Osutften 2uftf6iffen.
Die Rsiften bsgsbsn Iid nab S6utt.
lamb.
Die 9antsn in Sairu, 9teg9pteE,
babsn bic 3a6Iunsen eingeiteut.
.SffiSisas Radriaten aug Dien
iusen, Oab iid in 9aIi5ien ni4ts
g1euss ersisnst babe. geibe Qrmsen
iinO bort gut OerTdan5t. Wle9rere
rufIifaegatterisn iinb Ourd bic iaDe-
rsn Diterrsi6iTfsn @efdiiBe 3srft5rt
noroen. Sn Serben 9dbn bic
SeIterreihsr all mebreren Yunt.sn
gortbeiIe errungen. Sine TART be-
feItigte Stegung lit na4 bsftigem 30.
OeritanO gsnommen pOroen Der
5einb psrlpr bier &anonen. a6t Mo
IdiuengeI6iibe unb flint Sffi5iere
unS 500 Manu, iopie cine grobs
Mengs DON ariegsmuteriuI.
pie aupfsrporrdt9e in 9eutf4.
lamb iinb 10 groB, bnB lie ni4t nnr
binreid:n, I'M SriessmatsriaI fir
IaHse 3sit gu Iisfern, iOnosrn aud
nod, I'm Die griOatinbuItrie gu osrs
iorgen.
.Ssrr Rbombers, Der friibere
Der Oeutf5sn gotidaft in
SOtio, bat in einem SnterpisD er'
Tart, bub es bic 9tbf4t Sapuus iei
China bonn europGiIaen unb amsri=
aniI6en GinfIub gu befreisn unb
'ann CHINA gu unterio9sn.
SerIin. 80. OttObsr, pia sun.
cntelesrapb na9 SupoiIle, 8. :. Die I
oIsenbsn Ru9ri9teu ipurben um
;reitus i'm Offi3isIIsn Rabmen be.
amt aema6t.
,Man alaiIbt bier, baB bic RsbO.
itiOn in Siibofrita grobe groporti- :
usn onnebmsn tpirb, oa bic Sc. \
erdIe be Det unb 9epers bod aeaa- b
,te Aiibrer Der 9uren Nation finb. b
Das 9ehauptuns, bab bic osutf6en ,
.rappsn in aIHsoIa, bic pOttasisiiiasl .
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-31
Die Rdntafe in CHAMBERS.
Sinh NIT trneutsr Ssfs
tigteit pisoer amigo.

tigtett pisOer aufge
nommen porben.
Berlin, 30. Sttober. Cine am
Sreitag Mprgsn pom @enerolitab ers
laHeHe 9efanntma4ung Iuutst pie
foIgt;
~lIniere gn9riffe auF bic Stenuns
gen Oes 5einOes fibIi6 DON gieuport
HnO 0itIi4 bon gpres Itno DON Grfotg
6e9Isitet. 2lft @aT6inengef6aBe filro
er6eutet unb 200 britif4e 5olOaten
nnrOen gefar9en genommtn.
p5n ben Qr9onncn 6aben an7ere
9ruppen me6reye glod6auf:r un9
stiiBpuntte Der Gron8oTsn eingsnom.
men.
raor0Dcftri4 Don gerOnt 5a5en
bic 5ran3oien uniere St:nungeu e.
fOl9lps ang'8rificn 3n anoeren 3ae-
len 6ss peitlj4en pic oes 0Ttlicsca
2rieqsT4auplaBss 1T bic Gage unDsr
anoert.
Qmiteroom. 30. Qao6er @icc
singetrOfiene 2epeften mstosn oab
in @eTtflon0eyn pieosr ie5c 66efiti7 66efitti75
aampfe 3piIaen Ban 0eltf4sn ruo
ben @erbiiuoeteu itat.fiaoen @d6.
ren Der aoH3,n Ra6t mar 6efiiles
5euern pa5rne5n3lr mlo al 5rci.
tag plrcn fcrtpdbrenO oeutT4s
1ruppen uach 3se5rua1e untcrpsg
pp bic GarHiiou Ourcb 110Co g}aua
Warinstruppen, Die in 6e7r ita!ip.
Hirt uaren. perftdrtt por1sn lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-31
Die Ootifiafter Der
Vntents.M .Md9te
gertit fofort aonFanti.
Hppel Az bsrIaffen.

w W. o." uttAu rH.
ROntantinoptl, 80. Sitos
Der. Sn erDartuns elmer Snpaiicn
Ggpptiihen gebiets ititens tiirtii9sr
5ruppsn, Bat Der britiIhs Botfduftsr
WlaIlst in Tolss bon Snitrutiion fsis
usr ResisruHg, bem @roBpsiir in
biirrsn Mortsn mitsttbtiIt. bab lpenn
bic Giirten bic dsbptiidle Grms.
iiberi9rsiien foIlten, bies aries nit
ben gntsHts WGdten beb,utsn
ipiirbe.
Dem Wsrntbmen ndh baben be
HOtfhnfter Der psrbiinteten Mdtts,
sinsn gru6 borduslsb.nb. bersits bic
n5tbiesn Arrangements fir bic 2b.
rsift Der DiplomdssH nit ibrsm Per.
iondt sstzeffsa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-31
9fims 9au
@irb iest BON allen Set.
ten bonn barbtrt.

Sotip, 81. DIT. gtm Samftug
purbe bier Offi5isu ansstiinbigt, Oab
Der glnsriff auf bic gefeftigunseu
DON Efiug 9uu ouF Der sanaen 2tHie
bel Sosesonbrud begpnnsn babe. uno
oas Reimbursement an 2lhenb nod
I'M Goaeetpat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-31

STR Dbio, Weit 8irginisn unb
bas ipeitli9e perniplDania: S9Snss
M<itsr am Gomifag. alm Sonntag
ipdbrfdkinli9 tribes Wettsr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-31
Die aarfsm
De3en bereits in assref<
fiber Weife Dor.

De9sn Deretfs IN dggre1
fiber Weife Dor.
nonboH, 30. Sttoter. girrer Ds
pd4e aug Dbeffa sufOIss Iisfsn an
D0nnerHas s,Dei tiirtifde 1orpsbo
5oose IN ben 5ufsn bon ObsHa sin
ipr iie bds rujfifde RunokHbOO
sDonaiss In ben grunb bobrtsn, mo
BEL tr sr5bts abeiI ber 8eiasau1
iimtGm.
aa@ NE ruififdm Dampfsr s2a'
satefU-. .witiass unb .@bampoa'
unb Der frans5fifae 0ampfer -pOrta'
Bul' bte I'M 6ofen Iastn, tDurben Dor
bsm Geuer Der Sorpeboboote bsl9d'
bist unb Is fpurben bab6 cine I'm
subI Gsdeute setSbttt unb peripunbet
Die tilrtifden Sdiffe bsiGOfen
aud bic @orftdbte pon DbeiIa, mo- fi4
cine NnsabI OelsSaris befinb.n, bic
aebsren ,purbsn d5er nidt kfdd.
bigt. eim 3uderfdbrit ipurbe absr
gsircffen unb es iuurbtn mebrers Gis
piltfen sst5btet ober berpunbet.
Cine Demfhe aus aairo, atspps
ten. He iibtr gBim bisrkrsslansi 1T,
fast, bab ifarie tiirtifde RupaIIerie.
Dipifionen m ber Rdbe bes 9offs DON
Iiabab an Moiben Mter, 200 Msi.
len fiibIia bonn eueslarol, anseioms
men iinb, unb bic san5e tiirtifde
JlOite ioll bas S4parse Mser per.
lanen babsn.
Cine Depefds aus Mtben fast, bub
in 0amasius srobe Demonftratiourn
5u gunfitn einss Rrisses sssen bic
Gbrifsn, bauptfd4lid seseH bic enss
ldnber, futtsefunSsn bdt.en. aud
iollsn srobe Raien Don 9sbuinsn an
Der dspptif@en @rena. tonsentrirt
ipsrben, ME iibstbaupt I'm san5eH tiirs
lii9tn Reid cine srobs n,iIitdrif@e
berrfds.
amfterbam NJ. 30. SttDber. Das
rSanbsIsblab1 eriIGrt, Don Berlin ers
Fabren au baben. Sab bic tiiriii4s
JIotte dm %. Sttober In bus
S9narae Meer sinfubr unb fofort
llsins 9rsffen ftaitgefunSen babsn.
aHrtiide Runbf8afier NIT Jun,en'
'elssrapb Mppara.en follen m @olf
,on @uss erf9itnsn fetn.
Gtrielb.n QusIe sufOlse baben
lie Siirsen, bic in neuttdIen GdnSern
sb.n gde1l erbaIten baitsn, ii4 Bel
brsn RpHiuln gu fislltn.
Cine Deriion iiber bic admpfe, bic
m s4par5en Weer itattsefunSeu
'abm, Iauiet. bab DON ben ruFif6en
5&ifftn, bic Derfudt batten, Si. tiir.
iI&s GIotte su Derbtnbsrn. in Sos
S@DGr5e Weer ein5uIauftn. bier aa.
Onsnboots unb Elm TorpsSoboOt BON
en- Siirisn IN ben grunb esbobrt
,orSm isitH.
annbon. 80. Ditobsr. Cine De.
eide aus Rom ids., bab eineSdIa4s
pHasn Der tiirtii@ea unS Der ruff,
fen glotse in Der gsdk Don DbsfTa
n 0ons. fsi.
amftrbum, 80. Oitober. Die
'erIinsr .3eituns am Wsitias1 Der.
FftntIi1t cine Offiaisus Depsfde aus "
'onfsoniinopeI. IN Der ss bsibt, babI
iiIHGt 9orpeboboote Dsrfunt bittsn.
K tiirfiffe JIotts su bsrhnhrn. B
is BEN HDsporus btraus5utommen q
% In bas G9tpar5e Mssr efn5ufab. 2
n. Die tiirtiiHeu G4ifFe sdben ]
tusr unb berienitsn sipti Der ruff. u
zen Ghiffs. Msbr aIs 30 riiiJifde ,
loiroftn, bic ssrsttst ipurben. befin. ,
n ii9 oIs Gsfangtne in 5dnbsn Der i
iirfti. Die tiiriiihe Glotte bat b
|He UsrIyfie erlitisn. N
POGO 6sutf4e atbrer i'm D
ariss. 4
kaoA bon, 80. Cftotsr. Gine Gs. nj
aus amiterbdm iast. bdb Der. II
3sitnnsss tafsIos Sh1 G&us ID
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-31
Ein rntfitbfs Hanunr,ttout int 91afrn uou
Ooef1a in ofn Gruno 9frdotret, a&no
nifr pampfrr bftd)doi9t.

len in Seutidlanb sefdloHm oOer
bic Shul5eit pertiir3t nerben mllb,
ba ni9t ptnigtr als 10000 Gehr:r
CUR 3eit i'm Deere bitnen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-10
TURN HAIR DARK
WITH SAGE TEA
If Mixed with Sulphur |
DarkenS So Naturally
Nobody Can Tell,

The oId-time mixture Of Sage Tea
and Sulphur for darkening gray.
streaked and faded hair Is grand
mothers treatment. and folks are again
using !; 10 keep their hair good.
even &C lor which Is quite sensible. as
we are living In an age when youth
ful appearance Is of the greatest adj
vantage
Nowadays. though. we don't have
the troublesome task Of gathering the
sage and the mussy mixing at home.
All drug stores sell the rcady-to-use
product called "Wyeth's Sage and Sui
phur Compound" for about 50 cents
a bottle. II is very popular because
nobody can discover il has been APP
pliod. Simply moisten your comb or
o soft brush with 1t and draw this
through your hair taking one small
strand at q time; by morning the gray
hair disappears. but what delights the
ladies with Wyeth's Sage and sulphur
is that. besides beautifully darkening
the hair after a few applications, IL
also produces that soft lustre and APP
pearanec Of abundance which is so at
tractlve; besides. prevents dandruff,
itching scalp and falling hair
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-10
BARNEY OLDF|ELD
WINS FIRST LEG
OF PHOENIX RACE


Needles. Calf. Nov 9.--Barncy
Oldfleld. seasoned veteran of the au-
tomoblIe racing game. won the first
leg of the Phoenix road race today.
Starting from fifth place, he drove
into The night control here il u wild
burst Of speed that carried INN be-
You'd the checking station. W. G, .Du-
rant No 2, Jagged e,fter him and his
accurate stop made him technically
the first driver to check In.
Oldfield's elapsed time for the SOs
miles from Los Angeles. whore the
start was made at 5:30 o'clock this
morning was S.45.55: Durant. check
Ing in one second ahead of him.
showed elapsed time Of S;5l:54. T.
J. Beaudet, No. |, was third in
a:14;55. and Olin Davis, last years
winner fourth, In 9:19:30.
Swinging aud skiddlng on the slip
perry boulevard the twenty starters
for the 673 miles seventh annual
Phoenix race charged out of Los An
geies at a Neutrality-suspicious. clip that
sent r. j. pink. No. s, into the ditch
fifteen miles out of Los Angeles. He
was badly bruised and was taken to
the hospital. His ear went on with
Tom ELY. his mechanician. at the
wheel. only to drop out at the hundred
mile mark. Two other drivers,
sprague and Buckius, In No. 16. were
hurt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-10
SAYS HE CAN BRIDE
MICHIGAN PLAYERS;
STUDENTS IN RIOT
l.v .osslrs ,oO.s.l srso,.l lsAsso wlrsl

Ann Arbor. Mich, Nov. Com
siderable Interest in student quarters
was caused today bx a rumor that the
proprietor of local billiard hall had
declared he could bride Halfhack
Maulbetseh aud Quarterback Hughitt
of the University OF Michigan football
team to throw the game with Cornell
next Saturday.
A crowd OF students estimated TO
number 5000 gathered In front OF the
pool room tonight and threw few
stones through the windows Of the
building No other damage was done.
but the proprietor kept out of the
way Of the angry throng.
Joe" Reinger. the man against
whom the demonstration was made.
admitted tonight he had written
letter to an eastern gambler. offering
TO fix the two players so Cornell
would be absolutely certain to win
next saturdays game. He insisted.
however his letter was scheme to
induce the eastefner TO bet against
Michigan and declared the statements
therein as to his ability to bride the
players was absolutely false.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-10
Thru MINOR LEAGUES To
Hold MEETINGS IN OMAHA

Omaha, Neh.. nov s-Threc of the
minor leagues which form part OF the
National Association - Professional
baseball cluhs, wil hold lhoir an.
nuaI meetings Ia this clty during tho
convention OF that association.
Norris l. o'Nelll. president oflhe
Western league. was among the ar
rivals today. He VIII represent his
league in all the baeehaf1 meetings
here this week. For his league. he
said:
Everything Is lovely With our
clubs. We have no grievances Of any
kind and there il perfect harmony
among the members They expect to
enact legislation which Will prevent a
future recurrence Of former evils.
The members had some experience
which will be Of benefit 10 them IN
The future and u which they are
prepared to take fun advuntage
Western league club members are
ali In the eIty but have had no opper-
tunity to meet with their president.
he having been eGaged slnce his ar
rival al the neeiiHss OF the National
arbitration board. Of which he Is III
member,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-10
CADETS CAN 7
Be At BEST FOR
TODAY--COACH
Rademacher Hardly Expects
His Team 10 Show Its Top
Speed After Defeat al Hands
Of Aggies,

Admitting that his team cannot pos
slbly play It's best game today ar
ter the drubbIng II received from the
Aggics last Saturday. Coach G. NJ
Rademacher Of the New Mexico Mill
tary institute. however. believes the
cadets will win over the University OF
New Mexico for the second. time this
afternoon az Iopewell field.
The victory OF the Farmers. despite
the lop-sldedness Of the score. IL not
proof positive Of great inferlority on
the part Of the Roswell eleven, the
coach said. The game was close untll
the last past OF the third quarter. II
was anybody's game until then, ac-
cording TO Rademacher.
The state college pushed up IT, side
OF the score out Of all proportion IN
the last period by scoring two touch
downs. Three cadets missed tackllng
the runner. allowing the first. while
Coach Rademacher does not attempt
90 excuse Roswell because of this, he
pointed out that three tacklers do not
often miss IN succession. The last
t"u'hoVWn WIS IHtut on Nti tAt-
cutod forward pass
Las Cruces has a strong. fast team.
snid Rademacncr q do not want to
detrnct from its ability because Il de-
feated the cadets"
The coach said that he has In the
cadets material TO build up a cham
plonsbip team. lie has only three ex-
pcrIencod men In the llne-up this
year Because OF the number of re-
crults the eleven Is apt to be erratlc
Rademacher said the cadets came
here with tho Understanding that 20.
days game was not TO count In their
standing for the state championship
Coach Rudcmachor said he would
send the following lineup on the field
against the university. Isunyan, G..
Cowden. rg. Klotz. liz Carrulho. 1T.
Curry. II. Stalnnknr. re: covlngton.
j.. Lcoper, q CrIle captain. fb;
Lomax, III: Talbot. fh
The game will be called al o'clock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-10

Welsh planted two lcfis TO charlic's
head aud right to nose. White drove
wlalght left 10 Welsh nputh and
Welsh H"t Ia TWO rights TO his oppo-
nenfh nose. White missed Two swings
to head as The round ended. WelsIs
round.
Round The champion drove left
TO Whit's nosc and right aud left to
ribs White rocked The champion
with q Fight uppercui. Welsh put two
let's to the chicagoan's head. white
missed two uppcrcuts aud Welsh
cracked the chicagoan on The ribs
With two rlght-handcrs White put a
left 10 the Champion stomach and
one 10 the head. White put left and
right to the chaniiion's head and
Welsh drove two lefls to the body.
White tolted Welsh with right and
left uppercuts. White put light left
TO the Hriicn's chin as the round end
ed Even.
Round s---welsh and White .x-
changed punches to head and body.
Both missed swings 10 the head and
the champion put hard left TO Char
Hes ribs. White hooked Welsh with
left and Welsh came back with two
TO the jaw. White landed risht and
left TO Welsh's Jaw and danced
away from Welsh's swing. The cham
pion then landed two lefts to head
and another left TO the mouth as the
round ended. Welsh's round by a.
shade.
Round s.---'rhey exchanged punches
TO body Welsh missing two lefts to
head. white put a left 10 the Britons
head and Welsh drove right and left
10 Jaw. White hooked the champion
with two lefts and they exchanged
punches to body In the center OF the
ring. White rocked the champion
with two lefts 10 jaw aud forced him
10 back away The Chlcagoan drove
three lefis and right 10 the cham
pion's head without return. He
forced the Brlton into corner and
punished him about the body with
singing right and left handlers. White
lrove two rights 10 Welshs Jaw as
he round ended II was Whites round /,
~ good margin.
Round l0.--They shook hands and !
mixed II furiously In the center of the
ing. White missed left and planted /
light right TO the champions nose. /
lie forced Welsh into a corner and |
anded Ave punches without re- !
urn. White opened 0 wound over
he champions eye and peppered I
him with rights and lefts to head. |
Blood trickled into the champions !
yes and he fought wildly to ward off /
he Chlcagoan's savage attack. White
olted the champion with left TO Jaw
md forced Welsh into a clinch. White
,ut two lcfts to Welsh's head and
light to jaw. Whites round.
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-10
WHITE LANDS 1--WE PUNCHES
WITHOUT RETURN IN TENTH

Round i--They did not shake
hands Welsh put q left 10 stomach.
missed left to face aud clinched.
Welsh put two lcfts ia stomach and
light left TO Whites law. Welsh
missed left 10 chin aud eIinched.
White shot left TO Wclsh's head.
Welsh put two Icfts To body. White
shot right TO Wclshs head. White nut
a left 20 Frcddies Jaw and right to
wind. They mixed In the center OF
the ring. the champion planted light
left to Whites head White straight
ened the champion up with left hook
TO head and they went to clinch.
II was a tame round.
Round s,-Whlte blocked left and
right and put Il hard right TO Wclsh's
ribs Charlie missed a right swing and
put two lefts to Velsh's face with
out u return. Welsh shot left to wind.
White planted right to Welsh's nose.
White drove right TO the Welshman's
head and clipped him on the chin as
they came into u clinch. White put a
stiu left TO stomach aud right to ribs.
White drove another left to nose
Welsh missed left and White planted
a light right to Welsh's head. White
had shade the better of the round.
Round 3.--Welsh mixed 1t fiercely
az start, sending right and left to the
Chicago boys head White countered
right and left to the champions Jaw
and followed II with 1--WE stiff punches
to the body. White drove another 10
the jaw, but missed left jab The chi |
cago boy Strengthened Welsh up with
an uppercut as they fell into a clfnch. |
Welsh put d light left TO head. White !
1olted Welsh with an uppercut and |
planted a right and left TO the cham
pion's body without return. Welsh
rocked Whites mead with left and I
right White missed three left hooks /
and the champion put light left 70
the stomach az the close Of the round /
White again had u shade
Round 4.--Wclsh started with two
lefts to head and punished White
about the ribs as they went into 4
clineh- Welsh again planted left to
Whites jaw, White retaliating with
right TO ribs. Welsh forced White into
} corner aud landed half dozen
punches to body without return.
Welsh placed a light left to Whites
him. White landed right on jaw and
Welsh shot a left tn the nose. Welsh
igain landed 10 nose and repeated
With left 20 head. White jolted the
hampton with right uppercut and
Welsh came back with two lefts to
Whites head Wesh's round
Round 5--wclsh put left TO
Whites stomach. Welsh drove two
lights to Whites head and body.
Welsh planted left to Whites ribs
md sent two more lefis to Jaw and
'ody. White missed right and left to
read and received two singing
lunches 20 ribs. Welsh planted left to
Whites head aud put "A right to the
'ody. The champion drove right 10
read and one 20 ribs He cuffed the
lineage hoy around the ring With
I've vicious left hooks. Welsh danced
way and laughed as White missed
our punches TO the head welshs
onnd
Round e.welsh iolted White with
EFT 10 head aud the Chicago boy got
n two right ttppcrcuts. The Engiish-
nan iarred the chicaeoan with two
veil directed lcfts and White got I'M
eft 10 body and right to head. The
triton hooked White with left TO chin
md blocked the Chicagpan's return. \
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-10
HERMANN AND NEEciIMA>
Iioin ANOTHER CONFERENCE,

Chicago, Nov s-August Herr
mann. chairman o. the National com
mission i. y. Johnson president OF
the American league, and +. q Bar
rows, president OF The Eastern league
aud Joseph Flanner lierfmAnn's sec
Rotary left tonishl Tor Omaha 70 BE-
present al the annual meetins of the
National Association of Professional
Baseball clubs
Hermann spent most OF the day
In conference With Charles Weegh-
man. president Of the Chicago Fed
erals. ana Robertson aud Ward pf
the Buffalo aud BROOKLYN Federal
clubs Hermann admitted that he
had been empowered by Charles r.
Taft % negotiate the sale Of the Chi
Gage National club,