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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-09
NmsIdmoiidbe StatBrid)ten.

Sic bosbafte Sioretta a.
| S1Sn ser neuciten gltmlner 0e5 D8retf"
oer6iicrtlidt gIuguite @iIbranot-
9auoils, Die ausqe5ei6nete @iencr
l0arIteQerin, @urgtbeater. Grinnerltn-
gen, in oeren WtitteIpuntt Der groBe
Gireftor Der Burg, 6cinri6 2aubc,
Itebt. Sic er5dblt BON inn Ii. a. oaB
er, Der cine ii6eraus bobe Weinung
BON Der Sdauipiclerfltnit 6atte, aui5
! iorgiGltigIte aaes nIeO, rns Den
&iinItler ,irritieren" fomne, mo
aibt Oaiiir folsenoes biibide5 @ci-
| ipiel: ,2Sn @inter 1868 batter mir
| Die Iroben 81 ggglantinc", einenI
S6mtipiel BON g6uaro Dialt@bner.
Charlotte &oIter probiertc zines
Murgens oie AoQe einer bodlbega5ten
SGngeriu; ibr 2ebens. lnto Sie6e5s
gliid lit burh cine SSntrige 5erit6rt
luorOen; lie bot nm ioeben, III etner
Ieibeni6oftlid) erregten S3ene oes
oritten 9lftes, Dem Sbeuterar5t Bel.
ter (Soriter) erfldrt, OaB lie nltlt
ne6r fGmpien, 1tid)t mehr le6en mil
@as aber nod piel ihlimmer it,
bonn Stan6pllnfte zines Sbeatcrar5-
tes, lie nlpia aud gar nibt mebr
iingcn." GSGriter- C5eaterarjt mill
MN, ols ibr 5relnO, tie retten. ltllo
5lnddit nil er 0as Sbcater Dor einer
9lbiage retteu. 9Ilio er agt (bei SeI'
tc): ,@dr uiht nclr iingcn? Gas
mollcn mir iebeul (Iaut) Sic luollen
olio SS6rer &oQegin, bjeicr bo5baftcn
sSiorctta, oie nit alIen Iiitteln 9egen
Sic intrigirt, Sen SicG laiEn?"
MoIter-Ggluntine: Sid, Gottor, mas
aebt mid icBt bie 6igrretto. oas
Sbeater ilno bns &ublltluH an"
2nilbe (nuf ieincm 9te9icitubI, leiie):
.SSipretta!" gSolter,G9lantiuc tent
riidt, tief erqriiferD: n&ie? mas?"
2aitbe: .6ioreftd @olter: o9Idj 10!
S<amcbll @ittc - ,Sd Mills nod eir-
NAL /. slf, 8nftor, mas gebt mia
iebt oc Iiaorettn, 0us Sbcoter imO
has &ublitllm on" Sultbe (iie Ttruy.
leno orrt ieine2orqnettc anbltdclo)
nsSr1uIein S9cIter! @lnuteu sic mir,
oieie boShaite Dame belBt sYioretta.
@olters gQlantine: %,9lh iu, par0oni
- (Sn c0lcm SdhncrS Gbrdnen IN
ben glugeu, luto pIoelih in f0lui.
ichem 9iaIeft): sih 9ottor. mos aebt
mid ieBt nod Die 6ifuretta. Oas
Sbeaier llnO 0oS &tbIifunr an" 9uus
be Gum Niegiiieur, Der forrigiere1
mill, ibm abmintenh) o2aiicn mir
lie, lie lit it1rfer oIs mir"
@ie man roudeu farn.
gSie man raudeu fanlr2 @eI6e
6ragel 9tatiirIidL inoem man oie
Giaarre nit Dem nidJt brennenben
@uoc in oen @lmO itcdt. 9Ilio oeuttI
Der GuropGer, abcr onoere StiSt6en
baben nidt MIR, mie oas Spridpport
l,us heIeDrt, anbere Wedoten, ionoern
AUDI anoere moSen uno &ii1rtp, gu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-09
Sic Satpnia. .N ennen.
6riibjabrs.Icetina bes Sodepflubs
ldRt iid gut an.

sNn Geaenpart elmer no6 5auisn
ben sdblenoen Msnidenmsnse ipuroi
geiiern bag Triibiabrsmeetina beg Ga
tonia sSodeptIubs erDifnet. Sit
6reunbe bes 5urfs taRen pou uni
cana auf lire Rsdnung, benn bic ied).
Rennen paren redt. ini.refiant. De
gen Der aablreifen 3uriitsiebungcr
Der fir bag brittle unb fefite Renner
uripriinelidl angemslbeten Qfero.
purosn bieis Rennen Sur6 anbere er.
isbt.
Die aeitriasn Rsnnsn batisn foIssn.
bes ReiuItat:
Grftes Rennen-5 HurIonas:
9 sfirit. 81 (Rsplpn). critics: 9ib.ra.
tor. 103 (Wartin). apeites; Rarti-
nos. 103 (0ii1mOul. ori!tss. 3cit
loo AS.
Die So MutusIs 6esablten: 9 HirIt
S22.40 su aeipinnen. $3.50 plaie,
$40 Stop. 2ibsrator S3.10 pIdt.,
S2.40 Sbofp. MlartinOs $3.50 S6olp.
3Deites Rsnnen- g Tiirs
longs: Granite. ITO (glicpD, critics;
gipfn 2obe. 81 (Ulptt). apeiiss; Mor.
ristotpn. l0S (DiiAmon). briitss. 3sit
1:12.
Die SO Ruiuels bs3abttsn: gra,
mite. Straiabt 1920. place $2.70,
Sbotp $3.50. @ipib 2ope, p.are
$3.50, Sboip $3.50. Rorristoipn,
SbOtp $3.50.
Ortttes Renncn - l Wleiie
uno 70 Narbs: 5eras 5ommis. 81
(ylsnlon), critics: Wanber. 110(Sb,rt),
afpeitss; 9s. lo2 (Dii6mon). brit.es.
3eit 1:43.
Die So Mutusls brsabItsn: 9.rds
5cmmie. Straiaht S34.S0, Dlaee
$50. ShOp $500. Wanber. Blaze
$3.50, Sbop $2.70. g.. Sbop So.
9icrtes Rennen-D Das ,Sns
auaurals 6aneicap; unb 1I16 Meile:
fir 9reiiGhrias unb dlter: g.lcc, 102
(Wctt), critics; GoIar Star, 115
(aepab). aipeiies; Samuel ". Mep,r.
10s- (Sbert). brittes. 3sit 1:44 AS.
Mutuels bs5ablten: gtlloc. STRAIGHT
S30.50. ptace $40. Sbop $500. 60
lar Star, plnee $3.50, Shcp $3.50.
Samuel R. Meher, Shoip S4.
tDir 96rIc fir oieIss Rennen ipar |
$4,000 nnb ber s,rsis fir ben gstpin. |
ner $24s0.)
6iinftes Rtnnen 6 Eur.
longs; fir Dreiidbriss unb dlter;l
Star Sasmins. 102 (Mars
iin), critics: Satutbcrn'. 100 (gldnlpn),
'reitss; preiumption. 100 (!seogb), |
Dritscs. asit ILL 2/5.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-09
gSo 1T Sobn 9iiditer?

Die poIi5si lpurbe seitern bon benz
9ebeimnibooller 8erihpinbsn bes "a
Sabre diteH Sobn Rihter, bon ,Ro.
$50 Wsit gourt Strdbe in aenntnib
seieBt. Die Satin bss 9eriapunbes
nen. bic iiber bas S6idiaI ibres Sat-
ten iebr beIorat lit. tbsilte Der poIi5ei
nit. baB Ritter ON l. SUM- isine
Wohnurg psrlisb, nm iih mad 4rbeit
in Delhi umsuieben uno isitbsm lit
er ipurlos pcrIhprlnben.
Oa ibr gaite am 90. Mdi BON eis
mem SibIdldg betroffsn lporbsn mar,
fiirdtet bic Srau, bab sr pieoer err
tranit llno auber Stanbe 1T, Qluss
tunfi iiber feline psrio# gu geben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-09
Weiithf
@iro 5ran Nartba sOnoers DOE
9aluiob g., BON i9rcn slusc-
g0risen.
Sic beiiirdteH bah Die @cridpunn
bene Selbitmorb besangen fat.

sSn belsx Yerspeiflunq Iprady &c
tern Qbenb in eer GENERALIZATION De
SGulebrer s. Soabers DON Oapipn
q, inSealeitunq DDn sipei2lngeb0rigcl
Dor unb Bat ben Sergeantcn Stegnc,
himmelboh. i6m bei bem 2(uffinoer
leiner @uttin Martba Soubers be6!lf,
li6 an iein, bic feit Samitag psr.
i9Dun6en lit unb ii6 augenideinlif
bier aufhdlt.
Wie SouOers angab, perIieB ieinc
@attin am Sdmitaq 6eimlt6 t6rs
Wobnung unoA nadbem er pergebena
leitoem nad ibr in Der gla66qri6aft
geiu6t bate, erbielt er qeitern sinen
aus Cincinnati batirten Brief DON Ger
8srmiBten. in nelhem iie i6m nit
theilt. oab lie ii6 bas 2e6en su nebs
men geSahte.
Der ob oieier Gunbe D0Qiq qe6ros
dene Mann fam iofort in 9e9Ieltung
Don alpei Yernanbten bierfer unb 6e.
CAB ii6 bann. bag Sdlimmite befiirds
tsno, 3uerit na6 Der Morquc unb BON
cort nd6 bem poliaei6auptquartier
Wirgenos fonnte inn isbo6 Iopeit irz
genopel6e 9tustunft iiber ben gers
bleib ieiner Satin gegsben lperbsn,
ater es III iopeit ii6er. baB bic 5rau
niht Selbitmoro 6eganoen fat.
Die 7frau, Die aubsr bem @atten
in 0apion aud sfpei Sinoer suriidass
ldiisn bat, lit A cdbre olt. QGie Souz
Gers oeriihert. bdben feline Satin
i'no er in Der Oentbar qliidli6Iten Gbe
gelsbt unb ods pl0bli6e @cri6Dinben
ner Trau tdnn er nur baburf srtld.
rem, oab lie pl0blid asiitesqeit0rt ges
noroen iein muB. Die hieiiae polisei
piro olles in ibrer Ma6t Stebenbe
t5un, I'm Die 9ermiBte nufsufinben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-09

Mlibc aess6sn, bic brei ganbiten Elm,
5ufangen, Die 6enrp unD 5reoerid
S4pilt BEL 3aplors Station mtb6an-
belt unb lin $3.50 in 9aar unb
S2L 900 in 8epoiiten Gertififaten
brdubt un0 ieitbem nod anoere Der
breden perii6t bdben, befiuoen Ii6 bic
Sterile ipa9ri4einli9 bod nod in 3yrei.
belt. IS iinO mebrere WiGlmer per
baftet lporoen, es i6eint aber, ooB es
niAt bic gehten limb.
2(us 8a6anna, elmer gorItabt ppn
Solumbus, tommt Die Rafri6t, ouB
Elm 4lltomobil in Sun6urp geItoblen
fporoen lei, uno oab bic Siebe, bic
man fir GrneIt unb Garl Sones, Die
8anoiten bdlt, anI6eineno na6 So
lumbus unterpeas feien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-09
slnIe6nlidle geute.

9lnie6nli6e geute nla6te geitern
slbenc ein yiadifliiiieloieb, Der id
ludDren6 Der Ablpeicnbeit Der SAINT
lie 3utritt 81 DER lSubutng ppp
5ran SS0a Sracep, g,o. 2631 aelnpcr
zane, periGaiitc. Ser 9uride lieiI
eiile gnlocne 9mnentbr i'm @ertge
pon $125, cine Yoitampeiillng iiGer
S15, 5mei $10.9ioten, iomie Elm 9aar
goloene Observation-Disclosures i'm @ertbe
pom $25 ais millfonnene @eute nit.
geben. Ger 9ie6itabl ipuroe i'm go
li5ei6allptailartier gelneloet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-09
e sd)iffsHadjriaten.

@ep gOrt, 9. SUM-. - q(ngst.
"Wlartba Wai6ington" DON Srieit
ngletnne9a9a" bon 2On0on; oGolum
bta" Don @lasgop; .&urst ppn 81
bau; nRooroom" BON Rotteroam
"2.t6inia" DON pirGls; San 9ugliel
mo" bon NeapeI; y5inluuo" Don 2(nt.
iperpen.
Q6gegan8en: r@9icugO" nl4 6aOre
Go ton. Qtnget,: nNumioian
pon 8lasgon.
Bremen, Q(nget.: vgrin3 Jrie-
nri4 Wil4eIm" DON Rep gort; .gse>
men" BON Rep gOrt.
469egangen: n9arbaroha" nan
g}en Yort.
9amburg. 2t6geg.: n9snnI9l,
oania" na4 Rep Yort.
GberbOurg. 9lnget.: .aaiIer
V|ilbeIm H." Don Rep YOrt, nab
Bremen beitimmt.
Nbgeqangen: n8aterluno" (oon
9amburO na6 Nen gOrt.
@ibraltar. PaiIirt: rGanaol
Don Stem Yort, mad Marieiae be-
itimmt; nStampalia" Don Nep Yort,
nah 9enud beItimmt.
Weiiina. 2l6geg.: .SOsrnia"
Don Rep Yort.
4ntperpen. u 9lnget.: Batter
Lamb" bon gtetp Yort.
80 ontreal. 9lngei.: .Scan0is
napian" BON 9lassop.
Quebec. 2tnget.: .Ganaoa" ppa
GiDerpoOl; r2(nioniu" BON Qonoon.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-09
8eine Sinoernmg.
Cas- Geife @ctter ,uiro mobl bic
aan5e @pde anbalten.

9ludj geitern batten mir tpieber ei
nell Gag, Der uns Die Sf)reden oes
Sommers redlt 5u @entiitb liiGrte
Die gan5e Menid,beit mar in Sdapeif
gebnoet. Ger thermometer aui Der
8etterlparte 5eigtc qeItern Rahmit
tag 2 llbr cine Sohiitenlperatlr pon
SO Srao on. Die bohite III Oieiem
Sabre. @atiirIif mar es in Der
Strabc bebeuteno beiber, Oenn am
aiosf mitroen Inn = llbr Natmittags
10o @rob Site regiitrirt. SSnfo!ge oes
Itarfcn Teiltbtigfeitsgebalts Der Suit
madtc ii6 Die Site unan9enebm
iiibl6ar.
gsdfitcbenS ino Die Semperatilren
Nor .INptfprtpnrtn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-09
Sin @IndSpil,.

Gin @IiidspiI5 lit obne 5rase ser
Silbrmam SEQ @bittina Don Canal
Jiioae. g9bittins iilbr aeitern nit iei.
item @riponn ole Greman slpenuc
enilans mo als er Die @eleiie ser
G. s. rnb ,. gabn freii5te, fam ge.
raoc ein @iiterSua beran, Der Sireft
in ons Subripert bineiniliIr. Slid.
IiGarrpeiie ilbr Der 3us in icld'
Ianafanem Tempo, bab peber gsbit.
ting nod Sas afero UcrIest purSen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-09

ipar. Hitter bieien @eibenfeu Serri
l9laiion's befinoen iid elm pr16tigei
Seiiel, elm gr3eilgnii, bes beiltihei
aunltgciuerbes, Der fpdbrcno Der GGi
cagocr 9lilsitellung I'M 6ortiger
9ciltiNem 5aus Ncillen G1renpiab ein
lilnbnt ioluie cill SiinitalasieIiter
bas bnS ipoblgrtroiicnc YilOniB9errr
glliilon's 5eigt.
9satilrlifJ lit III Dem G6igen Ser
Snba!t bcs Muicnms bei lpeitem
nidlt eridj0pit, ionSern nur fllr5
ifi55irt, 0d Der Nniin es perbieiet.
nnl einc oetaillirte Sbilocsilng b,i
oieier @elegcnbeit eiil5ugeben.
gili;er Dem Diiieitm luire am beu.
tigen glbeno aid ipicoer Die i1brIifye
glusitelliina Der SdiiIerartcitnl eem
9iltIitim 5ur 9eiihtigrng eroffnet
iueroen iino pie iiibt anoers 81 er.
ipartci, luerhen III birirr glhslteIlung
gan5 ror3iigIidc 9lrbeiten 3nr GAnu
geiteilt.
sim Gonncritag glbenS iinoet Sonn
Die SdlllBieier i'm 9inerp 9lnOito.
riiinr itatt bie iiberaus id)liht uno
einfadl iein iuiro inlo oelegentlidJ
ncl,Ger Die 6iesi1brigen @raOuanoen
ibre TipIome erbalten iperoen.
9ic 8rn6ilanoen Der 5agid)ule
iin0: Soiepb ). slpolom GIifforo ..
gopce, MiIlIam :. glanf. George &.
GnmidJ, Gugcne s. fSieber, Sonaro
s. 0raion, Sobn 6. @rrlltemever,
Seon I. Sadnnrtb, Sranf 81. S5art.
lcli SSnbu 6. Senes, ,Srnnt ". SuB.
Charles s. Sennings, RihoIus s..
Sucuig, slrtbur R. llorgan IT,,
Sobn 6. Neuton, 9diira !. 9toonan,
gbna gp. 9lapcr, GSwaro u. Re6tin,
arIinc ~. giiags, Steqa Sdjca.
Banner. 5ranf ". Stelbs, SSaIius
5. Simon, SSiiIia z. Snoof, 1pro.
t6ea % 9bomas. Coma M. Ban
ytcb, @ilmer 81. @elib, @eorge VI.
9)ancep ir, Soap 3lpid, Shneiter
Rarie Gcooata, Shpeiter Maria
apran
Zen Grab eilies gafeIor OF
Science in MeGailical Gngineering
'rbalten 5rancis 6. Gaaaban, glr.
glir S. 9rcpcr. 6rancis gS. gan
sperD mo @illiam 8. @iliert.
9ie @raSuanSen Ser g[6enSitule
inO; Geo. $. 9rielnaier, 9lIua n. I
oug6es, GIiiioro q. stopp, Senrp s.
eortmann, Senrp $. 8erlpolS, Cigar
g. Doung. Clifford :. go6art,
IOoIpb q. q. 9renner, Senrp I.
Srms, Glner =. @irtcn, George $.
,angcn ir.. 2esIie G. Stbmer, ;Sranf
7. Hotbenbuefer, Ieil 6. S6auer,
Sranf $. S6one, g9aIter g. Stauo.
1eilter. gilbert 6. Spigert. @eurae
[. @eingartner, Serman 3. @eiter.
rIo, Sssohn s. Seis, Wtifael 0ottoIo,
5arrD 6. Geglop, 0illiam 6. Maeper,
.homas g8. SuooIeiton Ssoiepb sl.
,nlep. WiQiam 5. 8abelman, MIoo.
lis SampeI, 2ecnar6 :. Grosbn,
'cwarb giot6, Ganiel g. SeiireiS,
,o9n y. gIsbernb, Sames slepin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-09
eie 1T arOaartis sesen Iasen-
unb 1Infer(eibS. .Weidliuer6en

Mir ipiillid,eL bab alle 2eiltc, mel.
de al droniidsm WagenIeioen ooer
@eritopiimg lefoen einerlei mic alt
Der sSna aud fem mag cine Colts
bon WioDr'S ipinnoerbnrer .!Goael.
We6i5in gebralben cine Dolls miro
Sic iiber3eugeu. Gies lit Die Weoi.
ain, ipclde 10 nieIe bon Den bieiiaen
Seltfen nit iiberraidenoen Iel.llta.
ten eingenomnten baben. Ser griinb.
Iidite Spitcir-Geinigcr, ben iplr ic
perfaliitcn Wiapr's pun6er6ores
@aaenmitteI miro lest bier BON allen
apotbefen perfapit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-09
gi6iaer NSter.

Ser 8 Sabre ate Sobn @aIters
bon DO. $40 Sit |earl Gtrabe, mur
oe ecitern slbeno al Der gde Der
Yearl uno Spcamore StraBe bon ei.
nem biiiigen &oter nngeiaaen, Der
i'm in ons Iinfe @ein bib. Der ana.
be ipurbe nod Dem itaotiid)en Soipi.
taI sebraft, MO ibm Die 9iBrpunSe
'ausgcbei5t tpuroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-09
9ie Mintitertrifis in

gorts. s. Suni. senotor 9llers
amber Telir Ribct bdt ii6 am MOntda
bereit ertIdrt. Elm Sabinct au bilocn.
Ri6Ot ftebt i'm 70. 2ebensjabr. Sr
Fat ihon pielmols in friiheren &dbiz
nstten aebiant unb mar auh idlDR
mehrmQls prenlier.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-09

S,sufe A6eno
&iro Sas Geluerbe- nno acbrmitttl
Yinieum ors Sbio 0iedanies
anititutc erOfinet.

Glcif5eitig criolat ole Groiinlng osl
slisiicl!lug Der Sdliilerarbeiten
Gic Sdlubfcier iinbet an'
Eonneritag 9lbeno iintt - Gaa
ncuc @lieiim bietet ic1r pieI oes
Ssntcrciiantcn. - Sic @chr5abl
Der SnfJen fcmite 9anf Der Wnni-
fi3icn5 non 6rau Marp Gmerp &C.
ilfcrt mcrocn. S9Sntereiianie
Stoacrticn BON slr6eiten oes Der.
iiorbenen Ben Eittman.
New Britain herald., 1914-05-13
LORD W|MbORNE STOPS
 POLO MATCH PLANS
Possibility Of No International Cor
 tests This Year.

London, May 13.--No international polo match will be played this year. according to indications last even- ing. Lord Wimbornes team had it's final breakdown yesterday and he said that he would be obliged to tell the Birmingham club committee today that he was unable to get team together.
 It will then rest with the Hurling- ham club to get out of the engage ment with America, as it was the of- ficial challenger.
 Lord Wimborne was busy yesterday making arrangements to ship the ponies on Saturday, when a telegram was received from Major c. M. Hunt CT saying that he would be unable to go on account of the illness of his wife. This left Lord Wimporne only three men for the team,. consequently he stopped all arrangements to ship the ponies and began the search for a fourth man.
 He said it was no use going through all the detail of arranging to ship the ponies if he was unable to send q team.
 On account of the red tape connect ed with the shipment and the time
 
 only five hours to get a player to take Major Hunters place. The limit ex- pired at 6:3O o'clock last night and none was found. Lord Wimborne had over fifty telegrams refusing the invl- tation for various reasons.
 The principal effort was devoted to getting Captain Cheape, but up to a late hour he had not deigned to an- sWer either Lord Wimborne's or the Birmingham clubs invitations.
 Hurlingham's invitation was sent in Saturday and the Daily Telegraph published yesterday in an article by "Polonius" an alleged telegram from Cheape to Lord Wimborne, politely declining the invitation. Lord Vim borne authorized a positive denial that he received any reply of any kind from Captain Cheape. He has traced Cheape's movements from Sat urday and sent his friends and Cheape's friends to beg him to play. Lord Wimborne's friends say he hu- initiated himself and almost went on his knees to induce Cheape to play so that the challenge could be car ried out.
 Cheape's friends say nothing will induce him to play on Lord Wlm- borne's team, while Lord Wimbornes friends say that Cheape has no per sonal objection of Wimborne, put pressure he was unable to withstand brought from other quarters mas kept him off the team.
New Britain herald., 1914-05-13
FEDS WANT COBB.
Chicago Could Use Him at Rate of
 $25.OOO Yearly.

Chicago May 13.-"Ty' Cobb, with a salary of S17, 900 a year from the Detroit Tigers, is reported to be Hirt- ing desperately with prospective three-year contract with the Chicago Federals at $25,O0O year. First while team mates of Cobb are author lty for the story. MT. Weeghman, president of the Chicago Federals, in- timated that overtures might be made to the Georgian.
 Hank O'Day's regime as pilot of the Chicago Cubs, will end May Ia. according to report which gained wide circulation about the baseball Rialto yesterday The same story had it that Roger Bresnahan. once manager of the St. Louis Cardinals, would be elevated to the office. The threatened removal of O'Day is said to have followed a series of star chamber sessions attended by the Cub management.
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hits off Frye, while Harvard's one run was forced across the plate by Walsh.
 In the first inning Berrigan, Carroll and Conway punched hits for one run for Fordham, and in the third singles by Kiernan and Kane, with a two- bagger by Viviano, netted two more.
 In Harvard's first inning Mahan was passed, and after Clark singled Walsh gave bases on balls to Nash and Gan nett, forcing home run. With the bases still full however, he famed MilhOlland.
 The teams will meet again today.
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Taylor, Baumgartner Manning a
 Agnew, Jenkins.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Go Ten To Tie Battle.


 Pittsburg, May 13.-Pittsburg and Boston played ten innings to 1 to tie, klem calling the game on account of darkness.
 Rudolph and Cooper pitched air. tight ball, and each scored his team s only run.
 Cooper's single in the sixth was Pittsburg's first hit off Rudolph. He took second on an out and scored on Carey's triple. Maranville then saved the game for Boston by running down the left field line and making a great catch of Mowrey's difficult Texas leaguer for the third out. Rudolph singled in the sixth inning for Boston, advanced on a sacrifice by Evers, took third on an out, and scored on Dugey's infield hit. Wagner's hand was badly spiked when Mann was retired at second trying to stretch single in the tenth inning. He may not play against the New York Giants who begin series here today. The score:
 r. h. e. Boston ..ooooo1o d0o-1 1 Pittsburg 70 O0O1OOO 0-1 1 Batteries-Rudolph and Whaling; Cooper and Gibson
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THE VAIL OF THE FAN

When the sun is on the diamond and
 the peanut vendors shout, When the fans are in the grandstand
 handing conversation out, When Scinski's batting grounders for
 the infield boys 10 squeeze, Now and then the baseball writer
 get some copy for a wheeze. When there's really something tt's
 not difficult to land
 On subject for discussion that will
 get heavy hand; But when Jupiter is frowning the
 poor bard must rack his brains, O. 'tis hard to fill column on the
 afternoons it rains!
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DUNDEE WANTS BOUT
 WITH "y0UNC' KANSAS
He Doesn't Care When or Whsrt
 fl T2keS Pace.

New York, May 13.--"Scotty' Montieth manager of Johnny Dun dee, is on the warpath He wishes to match Dundee with Young" Kan sas, Cf Buffalo. who whipped Harry Copdon at the Stadium A. c. on Mon- day night and he doesn't care how quickly the match is made. Dundee and Kansas boxed ten rounds in Buffalo not long ago. and according to the home papers, Kansas won Mon tieth, however. declares that the de- cision was little short of highway robbery. He ayers that in at least seven of the ten rounds Dundee had wide margin on points
 In a letter to the sporting editor of the New York Tribune Montieth said: If Young Kansas really be- lieves he is d better man than John- ny Dundee, here is his chance to prove it. He made good in his first local bout by whipping Harry Con- don, now let him meet a first class man--one whom he claims to have beaten. When Kansas first arrived in this city l went to his manager, Frank Erne. and asked him for thel first match. He replied Give Kafi- sas chance to make good then he'll meet Dundee
 That sounds, of course as if Dun- dee had been beaten. 1t would indi- cate unbounded confidence on 1the part Of Erne in the ability of his boy to repeat his alleged victory. Dundee will box Kansas before any club, for any number of rounds. and if re- feree's decision is allowed, ] will bet any part of $1, 900 that Dundee wins Or, if the match is held in this city, l am willing to give our end of the gate receipts to charity 1T Kansas wins the popular decisiop."
 match between the boys would undoubtedly be most interesting. Kan sas is sturdy lad, with a hard punch and plenty of science and, while he makes few moves in the ring, gets in- to action quickly.
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Foster Battles Browns.

Boston, May 13.-The Boston Red Sox shut out St. Louis by a score of to in the opening game of the series Foster held the visitors to three hits.
 It was "Leary day. and several hundred friends of the young St. Louis first baseman came with brass band from Waltham. where Leary played on a high school team, and presented him with a diamond ring. He made one of the three hits off the Red Sox pitcher. The score:
 r. h. e. Boston ...2 2 2 O-0 0 0 x-7 5 0 St. Louis 100 o 0 0 0 OO-O 3 4 Batteries-Foster and Thomas;
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FLOATS UNASSISTED.

Lewes, Del, May 13.--The schooner Longfellow, Baltimore for Great Wi combe river. which went aground at Cape Henlopen yesterday f1oated un- assisted early today and was lowed to the Delaware Breakwater. The schooner's steering gear is disabled.
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WEEKS SCHEDULE.
Today

 Hartford at New Haven. Waterbury at Bridgeport. New London at Springfield. New Britain at Pittsfeld.
 Thursday. Springfield at New London. Bridgeport at Waterbury. Hartford at New London. New Britain at Pittsfield.
 Friday. Springfield at New Haven. Waterbury at New Britain. Hartford at New London. Bridgeport at Pittsfield.
 Saturday. New Britain at New Haven. New. London at Waterbury. Hartford at Springfield. Bridgeport at Pittsfield.
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Rain Is Kind to Harvard.

Cambridge. Mass, May 13.-Har- ward and Fordham played three in- nings of baseball and then the game was called because of rain. The New York men led at to 1, making six
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EXHIBITION.
Giants Have a Walkover.

Harrisburg, Penn, May 13.-The New York Giants on their way west stopped off here and toyed with the Harrisburg club of the Tri-State league, winning by score of IS to |. as follows:
 r. h. e. N. Y. Giants 8 0 0 5 ? 0 4 0-15 15 o Harrisburg 70 o o O00 l. 6 $ Batteries-Schupp. Palermo and Mclean; Wertz and Harkins.
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GEORGE BRUCE sUCCUMBs.

Baltimore, Mir, May t13.-George S. Bruce, prominent as a civil engineer and railroad builder. died at hos pital here yesterday. MT Bruce built the Florida East Coast Railway. He was 62 years old.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results. Washington 5, Chicago ?. Cleveland 12, Philadelphia 1. Boston z, St. Louis o. ! Detroit 4, New York 0.
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Standing of Clubs.

Games Today. New York at Pittsburg. Boston at Cincinnati. Brooklyn at Chicago. Philadelphia at St. Louis.