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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-10
FACTORY LEAGUE
IS NOT ENLARGED
Only Six Teams Will Form the
Organization This Year as a
Result of Decision Made Last
Night.

The Factory league will not be en-
larged by the addition of new teams
this year. 1t was decided at a meet
ing OF the directors of the league
Monday night that an eight-team
league would be an impossibilitv since
the league would have but three ball
parks at its disposal through this next
season. These will be the Singer
park, Springbrook park and the
North Side Ball park in Mishawaka.
The two applicants for berths were
the Rubber Regenerating Co. of
Mishawaka and the Indiana Michigan
Electric Co. of South Bend
y schedule committee composed of
c. r. Lentz and CT Is. Williams was
appointed by the president, r. p.
Daley, and these two will report at
the next meeting with the schedule
Tor the coming season. Efforts will
be made to fit out a schedule that
closes the league season by the first
week in September.
IL was also decided that the forfeit
money by the representatives. of the va
riOus teams should be turned into the
treasury of the league at the meeting
on March 2. There will be some ex-
pense before the league opens and ap-
preparations toward that will be made
from the reserve fund of the league.
+. Z. Daley of Fl. Wayne. who
was president last year. was reelected
to his office. other officers elected
Monday night were George Casaday,
secretary. and ]. Clyde Locke. treas
Urer. There were representatives
from all the teams of the league pres
ent at this meeting. The board of
directors consists of J. G. Strong, w.
+. Whitman. J. c. Locke. G.. ]. Jack
son, G. r. Lentz and G. L. Casaday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-10
Model Boxing law Now in Effect in Wisconsin
Does Not Keep Cheaters Out of the Fight Game
BY HUGH s. FULLERTON.

Illinois fight lovers want a boxing
law Wisconsin has one: and Mil
Waukee and Racine are only a hop,
step and jump from Chicago. SO Chi
cagOans have had an opportunity to
watch the workings of the Wisconsin
boxing law. The result is that Illinois
has about as much chance of getting
"a boxing bill through the legislature
as Charlie Ebbetts has of being 4
director of the Federal league.
Boxers who have fought in Milwau-
kee under the new bill are around
Chicago complaining that they have
not been paid the money seemingly
guaranteed them under the provisions
Of the bill and that they have been
warned that if they attempt to collect
il will 'crab the entire game"
Worse than that, even, il is charged
by fighters and by others that favOrit-
ism is being shown and that certain
lighters who do not obey the desires
of the clique i'm power are punished,
while the local favorites may do as
they please.
The punishments and threats of
punishment inflicted upon Packey Nc
Farland and AID WOlgast have ar odd
look. Netherlands legal proceedings
are likely to bring out lot more
than some of those interested may
desire.
The worst feature of the present
Wisconsin boxing situation is that the
Chicago cheaters are gaining big
foothold. The no-decision rule, while
good in intent. opens the way to the
coarsest kind of cheating. In the
Rivers Wolgast fight two fragrant eff
forts were made TO bride Chicago
newspaper men to decide in favor of
Rivers
There was a large amount of money
bet in Chicago the day before the
fight-the wise" money going on
Rivers The word was slipped around
that Rivers was TO get the decision.
and the agreement in the majority or
cases was that the decision was TO be
left to one Chicago paper. The even
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-10
WAGNER WILL NEVER GO
BACK TO THE MINORS

NEW YORK, Feb. 10.-Honus Wax
ner's years of service in baseball will
bring it's reward. The grand old
man" of the diamond will not spend
his last days with the minors
Barney Dreyfus, owner of the Pr
rates, Monday said that Wagner was
still good for two or three years OF
active service and after that he will
still continue to draw salary from the
Pittsburgh club as long as he lives.
He will never be released to go TO
a minor club" said Dreyfus. "He will
remain on the payroll of my team and
when his active days are over, | will
use him as a scout or as coach for the
younger players of the team"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-10
EMERY LIST CLOSED IN
VANDERBILT CUP RACE
Americas Fastest Cars VIII be Pitted
Against Those OF Europe at
Santa Monica.

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 10.-The entry
list for the Vanderbilt cup apd Inter
national Grand Prize races closed
Monday. The fastest fields ever seen
in a motor road race in America viii
compete in Santa Monica Feb. q and
%.
In the entries are found America 5
speediest cars pitted against the pick
OF Europe's motor whirlwinds- No
less than five cars OF foreign make
will compete as representatives OF
England. Germany. France and Italy
Among the names Of the drivers are
found the best known in the world
For the Vanderbilt cup race Is cars
were nominated. while IS were named
to start IN the long grand prize.
which carries with il a trophy en-
blematic OF the worlds road race
championship. Practically all the
cars will appear in both races. Prac-
tice begins on the Santa Monica
course next Friday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-10
KIRBY STRONG CANDIDATE
FOR PRINCETON ELEVEN
South Bend Boy Stands Good Show
20 Land BackfieId Position With
Tigers Under New Policy.

PRINCETON y. J.. Feb. 10
Sweeping changes are to be made in
princeton's football policy under the
new football advisory committee
headed by Snake" Ames. one
coach will be utilized and he will
work directly under the committees
direction An open style OF play will
be worked 10 the limit of its posi-
hilities. Secret practice will be
Eliminated except possibly for a day
or two before the big games. Real
football work will Start in few
weeks. not the usual perfunctoTy
spring drills in fundamentals but
actual sCrimmage. Players In all
games will wear numbers. a move ad-
Nocated by all who saw the expert
ment tried last fall.
Kirby. a fine kicker from a west
I'm college. is a strong candidate for
he back field. Kirby is a South
send boy, "a former high school foot
hall star.
TRY NEWS TIMES WANT ADS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-10
ROWING SEASON OPENED

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Feb. 1O.-Har-
wards rowing season was opened
Monday afternoon. go men presenting
themselves to Capt. Quentin Reynolds
at the university boat house. The
principal event OF the afternoon was n
short talk by Head Coach James s.
Wray. The Australian had a new as
sistant in J. Z. Brown, a senior but a
professional oarsman OF some stand
ing. who takes the place vacated last
fall by Charles Stephenson, now coach
at the University Of California
Official sanction has been given for
the Harvard Cornell race OF May IS
The middies also viii be met at An
napolIs during the Easter holidays,
probably on April %.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-10
ONE POINT GIVES GAME
TO FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
Trinity Lads Put up Scrappy Game
But Are Bested at \. vi.
C. A. Gym.

one lone point gave the First Pres
byterians a victory over the trinity
Presbyterian bunch at the Y u Z. A
last night when the two representa-
tives in the Class A league met. Inc
nnal count was I 2 10 II.
The lineup and summaries:
Trinity C O'Donnell Kingsley.
forwards; II. O'DonnelI, center; Shan
afelt. Weindburgs, guards.
First observation-disclosures, Buch-
er. forwards; Whiteman, center
Mueller. Booth. Bevier. guards.
Field goals-Bucher. 3; Whiteman'
.: Collmer: &. O'Donnen: II. O'Don-
nell and Shanafelt. Free throws.
.O'Donnell: II. O'Donnell, 4.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-10
SPORT EDITOR TO GIVE TALK

college Athletics and Sportsman
ship" will be the subject of an address
that will be given Friday. Feb. IL. by
Harvey Woodruff. sporting editor of
the Chicago Tribune. TO the students
of the school OF journalism at Notre
Dame university. This will be the
third of series Of lectures given at
the Tribune
Mr.. Woodruff is one of the foremost
of western sporting editors and is
especially noted for his special work
on the sport page OF the Sunday Tri-
hume.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-10
TOMMY GIBBONS EARNS
DECISION OVER BROWN

HUDSON. Wis Feb. 10.-Tommy
Gibbons of ST. Paul. earned a ten
rounds decision over George OK. o.
Brown here tonight. Gibbons took
the lead in the opening round and held
il for five rounds. Brown took the
sixth and seventh rounds by good
margin. but wearied and Gibbons
made a lightning finish. In the ninth
and tenth rounds the Greek was on
the defensive NOSE of the time. Glib
bons used a short right hook with tell
ing effect
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-10
BARGER JUMPS TO FEDS
Newark Player Signs Contract With
Pittsburgh Outlaws.

COLUMBIA. Ky. Feb. Icy Bar
ger. formerly Of the Brooklyn Nation
al league. announced Monday that he
had -igned a three years contract
with the Pittsburgh Federal league
team. BargeF was the property Of
the Newark international league
team.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-10

ing of the fight, queerly enough, the
majority Of the bets laid were on
condition that they were to be left to
another paper
After the battle one reporter was
offered a large sum of money if he
would give Rivers a draw. the fight
being too one-sided for there TO be
any chance for Rivers getting the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-10

decision. Strangely the paper to
which the bets were switched at the
18th hour gave it a draw-and fol-
lowed that decision up with an article
showing how Wolgast won.
With that sort of thing going on
just across the line while Illinois is
watching its object lesson what chance
for a boxing law here?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-10
Wisdom.
esident named

There was a league president named
Johnson
Who. when asked what he thought
of the Federals,
Said. Let's have a sassaparllla'
NV feet got wet riding in an auto.
Etc, until March 8, when Comiskey
will land in New York.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-10
RALLY SAVES DAY
FOR NOTRE DAME
Bergman Proves Star of Game
With st. Johns at Toledo
Locals Were in Bad Way at
End of First Half.
Special to The News-Times.

OpSclal TO Inc NeWS-IlmeS.
TOLEDO, o., Feb. 1O.-Clouds look
ed dark for Notre Dame Monday night
in the game with ST. Johns college
and but for the work of Bergman,
who was the bright star of the even
ing, in switching gloom so the silver
lining could be seen, the Catholics
would have been defeated another
time this season AS il was the final
count stood: Notre Dame, 2S; St.
Johns. %.
There was a lack of team work in
the first half The visitors couldn't
induce any proper follow to the ball
and at the end of the first half the
score stood Is to eight and this. not
in NOtre Danes favor. In the sec
ond half things took a different ap-
pearance. The visitors began playing
basketball and pulled down a victory.
Line-ups and summary:
NOtre Dame (2S) st. Johns (22)
Fitzgerald, Bergemann 1900. harlnS
Right Forward.
Left Forward.
Center.
hellener 1890. OOnnolly
Right Guard.
Movers ......... CZeIuSIa
Left Guard.
Field goals-Bergmann, 3; Kinney
s; Mills; Kelleher; Mowers, 2; Karins
2: Hackett, 4 Palm; Connolly; Gee
lusta l. Foul goals-Bergmann 2;
Hackett, 4. Referee-Wright OF To-
ledo. Time of haives-20 minutes.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-10

Let's see, wasn't 1T just a year ago
we were envying Frank Chance be-
cause Frank Farrell paid him so
much? How the price of eggs has
riz. With Charley Weeghman'
Charley Walker and Charley Will
bunch OF Charley Horses to make II
Jams, all the Chicago Feds need Is a
complete.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-10

ScheiberI bested Murphy at Mil
waukee. AS Dadie T. MackGaffney
once sang, Where are the Harps who
used to harp on the harps of yester-
day."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-10

Federal League Valuations.
Walter Johnson. $4,000 a year.
Ty Cobb, $4,000.
Joe Jackson, $4,000.
iris Speaker, s17,500
Ping Bodie, 50 a day and board,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-10

During the Chicago auto show
seven photographs were printed by
seven different manufacturers show
ing pretty actresses in their cars with
captions, Actress likes -- car"
They also like Holsters.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-10
X x x X X * X X X X x X j
x FULLERTON'S DOPELETS

Mr.. Walter Camp urges that no
more changes be made in the foot
ball rules. Why don't he smash his
wife's typewriter?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-10

Totals ......662 500 ?26 2ll
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07

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ma g. &foff bic @ittipe BON Serrn
Soicp6 @faff i'm qllter BON 81 Sab.
rem. Gie 9eeroigung finoet om
TienItag 9Ia6mittag 3 llbr bonn
Trancr6anie aus aif Dem Baltimore
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9eiiebung finoet bonn Erauer6attie
ans am 0ienitas, oen 8. SUM, giad-
mittaes 2 ll6r, auf Dem Dreieinig.
teits-5rieoboie itott.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07
eeI6itmorO i'm Sotcl

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i'm 9lfo0cmic.Sotel an Der SoW.
arr. .5hoBe oufgehmoen. Soil
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2iuD 9ui6 elm forbiges 3immcr-
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tel. @eluoltiom pitroe MN ole Chi.
re oes 3immers eeoifnet.
ghif Dem 9ett 0olig ougefleioei
lag Ser @onn ols 9ei6e Gem 9IuS.
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inn einen @rieHen 81 6oiiOeln Der
etpa 80 bis 40 Sabre alt lit Goro.
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nod Der @loroue ihoiien unO ao6
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07
Salunii ,uia feline glnsiabiaen.

Sono1uln z. $, 6. SUM.
Gos 6ieiiac @eimo6eitsont lit uon
oeu @eiunobeits6e6orOcn in @oibr
inaton I'M Die 9euiliglmg eriudt
wor0en, oen angc6lid glusi6bigeh
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i6iden. @egen Oieie 9lbiidt er6o6
lid in ser Staot cine entic5ieOeue
Oppoiition nuo eS lit iebr 8meiiel5
bait o6 Die lleberiii6rimg Gatlp's
na1 SoUaii 6ewiQigt werocn pir0.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07
9[m gsaf giiucr perlcbt.

George 99. Strupe, 81 Sabre alt,
BON Gar. 1919, @eit.2om6ar0.Str,
wuroe geitern bon 3. 3 @otelep bon
gtr. 80, Siios&oppleton-S -SiraBe,
nad Dem Ct Soiep6s-Soipital ge-
bra6t, Inn iid eine groBe offene
aopiwunoe Ocrbinoen 5u laiien. Gieie
500 er iib 81, ais er ieinen aopf ans
Dem Gollmogen elmer 9erg. nuo
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Or. 8ii6op Iegte Dem &erpuuoeten
einen 9etbano al unO lieB i'm inter
9Iuiiidt bon S. z. @ateleD noh
Souie ge6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07
Npdl fein @nbe.

9Soli5ei 9e66roe beobii6tigt onee6.
lid nod weitcre 0eteftips 5u
berieben SIN @on8en iolIen
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partement 81 @noe lit oerloutete ge
tcrn. Gs muroe geitern angege6en
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ino ouB im @an3en II ser iebigen
GeteftiOs Oen Gibilrod nit Ger llni.
form Dertaliden miiiien. Gie fort.
md6renoen Gerdnoeruugen i'm $50.
li5eioeportement bo6en Die @litgle.
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gra0igite g(ufregung oeriebt uno 0ie.
ielben bobeu fait feinen an0cren @e.
oanfen mebr ais; g8os miro oie
natbite Sonoluug Der 9cboroe iein
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gls eine5olge Der om 6reitog bor.
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3ie @eriebiingen famen nah elmer
ldngeren llnteriudine oes 9etecti0'
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te6ouptet, ooB oie @eb6roe entidloi.
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itrifte 0eriebt weroeu miro.
Die bis iett oeriebten DetectiDs
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treten bier Gemotraten inO 8mei &e.
pibIitoner.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07

Dic ,ggcitlir6e MarDldnOer 9o6n"
5cigt ali, Sab 0ouueritag Die Siuno.
reiie na6 geitminiter, 100 Oas eroBe
Observation-Disclosures wd6reno Der
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07
Seine Ser6itmanSper .

Die fir oeu Nlonat gIuguit &C.
plantcu groBen Wlan6Ucr Der oeri5ic.
oencn Staots.Wdli3en iino bonn
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wieoer ln ein 9roBcs 5elolager,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07

Sieben 0elltlde Sercn1e MAIDEN belItc
9lusfliige. 0lande ac6en ou's
@oiicr, onOere ipieIeu 9oiebaa
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no Oie @litslieoer iib oieies Sa6r
5um eriten @lole I'M 6reieu tinlueln
iUollen.
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getrogen DAB Der Srodeu6eit ouf al.
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99eitport uno mon6es id0ne SieO
miro bort eribollen. llnO ga bonn
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ldiiiat peroen fam.
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6eute IN Simon'S &orf loren eriten
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tonen 9Ir6eit binter Dem aiiden6eroe
pdbrenO ser g8ode ODER ipd6reno oes
gau5en 5rii6iobrS er5olen woaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07
eic6cs -@piitclu.

Gbica 40, 6. $rni Sn oenl
Sdeiouugspro3eB ser Sdngeriu 0lp-
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oie aiinitleriu nit elmer Sdaoen-
eriabflage, faas Sebtere ie wieoer
Oen 9fomen Der 6rou Dean nit Srn.
9lopp in @erbinouug bringen iollte
SIS purOe oeia9t, ooB 6rau Gean
oen 9rici auf 9iapp's Geranlaiiimg
gei6rieben babe.
Sait Die gon5e 6eutige Sibllug mar
NIT 9erleiimg bon @rieien ausgc-
iiiQt. N}it 9msno6me ocs @ingangS
crp16ntcu 9rieies paren oac bon
0rn. 9iapp gei6rieben. IS bauoeltc
li6 Inn Siebesbrieie al 6rau GeaM
Die nit 3Grtli6teits-9lusoriiden gc-
ipidt mareu.
g9e geitern, mar anb bclte Der
3u6orerroim ii6crfiat.
Niooame Sdlunonn SCENT 6at,
mie belite 9lbeno ongefiinoigt, i6ren
@lau, bel oen @a9ner-6eitipielen in
Sa0reltb 81 itngeu, aiigegeben IS
wdre uot6meuoig iiir iie oewcien, am
15. SUM bort 8u fem.
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Ociien @litgIieoer cs Hdb 3ur gIuigabc
maiden, oeutide @eieaiefeit 81 pile.
gen iano ii6 Ionneriiag gtadnittog
3u eiuer Sampfenoen Gaiie Oes pobl-
ibmedenoiteH Wlocca nit S6lagia6-
ne ino S{u6en bel SSrai Siietta @s-
mer, g}r. $40, 5iO.@acaitraBe. ein.
@lon bate intereiiante Spiele arran.
girt, rno 6rau Morp @}eDer bate
oa5n biibi6e 6d6er nlitge6radt. Die
ausgeiebtcn @reiie befomen 6rau s.
sd uno 6rau Nl @alt6er. 6ral
OlarD 9leele trug elm bii6ides @e-
oiht Dor. Inter ben glnpeienoen
waren 0ie Gamen: 6rau 2iietta @s-
mcr, 5rau DlarD gSe6rbein 6ron
9lueuIta Sprosue. 8rol Gbriltine
sd, Srali Bertha 9obr, 6rau Nlorp
Wlcper, Srau Vlargoret g8alt6er,
Srou Gbriitina 6or, Srml Si55ie
9ern6arot, 6rou Wiorp 9ieeic, 6rail
2ouiia S6miot, 6rou 9ioie S9min-
dc, Srls. 2iiette Sprague, Sri. Goua
9ern6arot uno ser fleiue &6eooore
Spraguc.
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Solt sic eeide scr @attin.

93ew 9orf, 6. SSini. pcrr
George @. 9oung fi6r 6eite aiif Dem
oSnperator~ ua1 D}arieiaes a6, no
er Die glnfimit ser 2eicbe ieiner @at.
tim Der 6erii6nten Sopraniitiu W}a.
oamc Gillian g|orOica, wel1e am H..
92ai in 9ataoia itarb, erparten min
@s lit nod ni4t 6eitimut, NO Die
9eiiesung eriolgen miro.
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M6aepieien.

Ger 9(ntrag Scr @ert6eioigcr SEQ @l.
8ranfs ouf 9lnuullirmg Ocs
&eroifts.
g(tlonto, Ga, 6. SUM. -9li6.
ter Sen $. Sia bonn 5ulton-GolntD
Superior-@eridt mies belte oen gln.
trag Der @ert6eioigcr oes megen Gr-
morOung Der @larp @6osan 5um
Iooe perilrt6eilten 6abrif-Superin-
tenocnten Seq ~. 5ranf ouf 9lnnilli.
rung 0es @erOifts al. Der 9lntrag
itiibte ii6 oarauf, ooB 6rants $ pertai-
iunIsmdBigen 9iedte uerlebt moroen
ieien, inoem er bel 8erfiinoung OeS
@a5riprubS Der @ei6worenen ni4t
i'm 8er6onollngsiaal 5ugegen mar.
9fi9ter Sia begriinoete icine Gnt-
I6eioung oonit, ooB Der 9Introg 5i
ipGt aeiteat Iei Inn nod Scriifiidti-
gung 81 peroienen.