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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-18
9lnRte anfaeben.

gouIogne, ,Sranfrefl, is. SuIi.-
Ter engIiide g[mateur.9iItauce.
id)Uimmer Sabci 8olffe untcrnabm
ieinen 3cbnten 0eriud, ben glerneI-
fonal 8u olrdihipinunen, mnBte
aber, 6urd itarfcn 8inO m0 bo6cn
See9ung oa3u gc3pungen, iein gor.
bnben altigebeu. 8olffe perlieB INN
bier ll6r friib Cape @risna} uno
bate INN fiinf glimiten nad 10
llbr Die 6aIitc Der Strefe 6urf.
idImommen. Ginrgc sSrellnoe Oe8
Sdlpintmers, Ole i'm in einem 300.
te be9Ieiteten, IieBeu Inn oieie
3eit cine 9rieftoube allf mel.
DIE Die Ratridt brn6te, Dab er
ipoder ieincm 3ieI 5uitre6c Gas
8rapouritiid 0cr 8urdihnimntllng
oeS glcrmelfanal3 lit bi5bcr nur
Captain Mottbcm @cbb (im Sab.
be 1876 un0 8i1iam Z 8urgeB
(19t1) 9elungen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-18
gIatise SdllGgtrtitH.
5ubinnu bHrdl JieBOIBtrIdaE ber.
wanbet. - ETnuer
uerfniippelt.

Der SHoiauer Sim gceccs mod.
te 5reitua Nahnittag in Dem 90.
faIc BON Y. Brocopio, If. uno Sar.
uep Strabe, 9laoau mO piua oem
8irtb itlieBIidl nut eincm MeiIer
ga Scibe. Gieier griff gum gleool-
ucr mO brodte Dem synOiauer eiue
5huBpunoe I'M @ciiflt bel. 8ieIcr
itieb Elm arirgsaebeul aus, aber an.
itntt iid nah SSuoianerart ailt iei.
nen @egner ~ ititr5eu, IieB ct Dos
SfalpmeiIer ialIen imO elite auf Die
Strnbe. er muroe bol6 0inaieit
gemaft in Der Boli5eiitotion ber-
bunocn mO nah Dem St Soiepb
Goipital gebrndJt. Brocopic puroe
perbaftet, geaen Gtelung BON
$4,000 giirsidaft ober nf freien
Sub oeiest
grri nngetrunfene Segorer, Die
8riiber Rrgutheon, betroten 5rei-
tag fur8 Dor 8 llbr glbenbs oie
3irtbld)aft ron u. 9Rnbtnobith, 13.
iluo Sadia StroBe uno begonnen
nit nnoeren sSnIoiien cine S6lGge.
rel. Rabiuobitd, Der ii6 iu's giit-
tel legte, piroe BON einem Der
guriden nit elmer 9ierfIaide iffper
oerIest, Dorauf bic 9iabaubriiOer ii6
aus Dem Stolbc nla6ten goIi5iIt
@eorge 9Iacn erTpdbte iie in einen
Heitalirant an Der 10. StroBe uno
ifritt 3u ibrer 8erbofhmg giner
Der gerbafteteu ibllrg Oen goli5i-
item 81 gooen, tporonf oiGier BON
ieinem ariippeI oiisgebigen @ebroiidJ
mofte. giner Der NcGrtdeon's
fpilroc oeruaBeu berfniippelt, oab er
nah Dem Soipital bef0rOert tuer-
Den muBte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-18
Drtita6tr MorS
nnanTgtkldrt!
@e6riiSr Galabria btrhnitci.- Be.
bnupteu nnIdBnI0ia 5n irin.
-llHterindlnngeu fort
geietsf.

S,oiep6 mb Conn Galabrid. i'm
,StnlicnerDicrtel on Der 8oppclton
glpe. tn6 %. StraBe pobn6ait iin0
inter Der geidpIloiglma Bcrbaitet
uoroen, INN Die @rmor0aug Der sc.
briIocr Sdrober uno @iliam aapps
Jtdberes 81 pilien. 8ieies aci6db
auf @rnnO Der glngnbcn BON 9iopp's
,Srall, UeIta Rapp nui Ocm Ster.
bebett gciagt bnben iod, haB long
GnIabria Sie Ibot III @cgcnuart
bon 5oicpb @nlabriq beganacR ba-
be.
,yoiepb GaIabria III Suyerintcn.
oent 0es GonrtbonieS. 9om arbei.
tet ais StraBenieger. gcioc be.
tbeuern ibre llnidJulo. Sestertr er.
fldrt, 9cpeiie beibringeu 3u fGnnrn.
Dab or ii6 sur 3eit bcs 0lorSes
oabeim i'm gett befano, SsSuicp6 Ga.
labria aibt an, BOB ct mO icine
,Srnt iid an Ulittipo6 gltcuO in
Der @obnlmg Der fSdnliIie Soracc
2. Stanocpch 1926 iiiSl. %. Giro.
be ouibieIten mo iih nm go nad)
5auic bcgaben. Die erlte gladridlt
con Der SdieBoffnire muroc i6m
bon ieiuer Iohter 3iitheil, Die nadl
Der Stanoeoen'ihen Mobnng fam
mo Mittbplmg oabon mndtc. 6rau
Stouoebcn beitdtiaf Die glusiaaen
oes gerbaiteten. SonebI 8onD ais
aud ,Soiepb puroen l1lo nod ib.
rer gcrbaitlmg geaen eteang bon
ie $4,000 giirgihaft aui ireieH
SUB geiGBt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-18
GrIcidltcrnns fir glnlieOIer.

8nibingtolL is. SSuIi. - Son.
greB. .Abgeoroncte ans Dem 8eIten
braften bette inn Sauie i6re gor.
lage 3ur Sprohc, melhe grrldnge.
rung Der 6riit bon 3e6u ouf 3nuu.
5ig Sabre fir ole ge5ablung Der
aalliiumme BON glcgierung8ldnoe.
reicn poriiebt. Cine grobe gln3abl
BON glniie0lern bat ein oa6inlaltten.
oeS gluiuden gciteat uno bic Son.
9reBabgeor0nctcn iino bemiibt, Die
gorIoge nod in oieier Sisung 5ur
Ballirllrg 3u bringen. Sefrctar
Zane uno oeridieoene anOcre ge.
ante 0eS 8epartements 0es c5u.
neren iin6 cbcnfaas iiir Die 5riIt.
perlongerllng neil iie ocn anIieo.
lern einc groBe Grleifterung ge.
mdbrt. 9ic 8orIage mar ifon
por mcbrrrcn No6en ciu9arcid,t
poroeu. nurbc nber ourd nnbere
8elebgeblma ber6rdngt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-18
Sleine Stn6tneniafeiten.

aSit Dem &eiIelraltnI Ser $. Z.
gSeirid 6irtltre 60, 1917 n6r0L.
IA. StraBe, fam ans 4m6efannter
llriaGe 6euer gum 4usbruf. Qas-
Ielbe ridtete einen S9aoen bon et-
ma $500 an.
5iinf5e6n Poitoffice gIerfs baben
cine @ebalt83ulage bon ie $100 per
aSabr erBaIten.
StraBeupflaIterunas @ontroftor
UturpbD 1T bonn Sta0trot6 oufae-
for6ert mor6er, Die Bflaiterltng an
Der 6arnam StraBe iofort eneraiIdl
81 betrei6en, piorigeufaQS i6m Der
&ontratt ent3ogen miro. g1urpbo
entiful0igt iid 6an1it, 0aB er oa3
notbige RateriaI nitt erIaugen
tann.
S5obn 6. gi35or6, @ebcimpoIi3iit
bel Der Il. g. 9abn, bat ieine
&onoioatlr fir oas Sberiffson1t
8uriidge5o9eu, @r lit ser @qinung,
Dab er bic g}ontiration nitt er.
bolten fann
9tdfite ISOLDE beainnt bier 6os
aroBe bobnide 96ationnl Glnnfeit,
SIT mcIdent groBe 8orbereitlnaen
getroficn tporoen iino. 9as 8rcis.
ltno Sdallturnen ftnoet i'm 9aie.
bon gorf itott.
9lolp6 Gee bot oie Sta6t Siio.
Smaba nf $1,000 S6aoenerIob
perflnat, neil or ii6 ouf cinen
iflaoboften Seitentpeg it)mcre Ser.
Ieblagen 5age5ogen bate.
g. Nan9inpone bat gegen sic
Smaba GtraBenbabneeieaiduft cine
SdlabeneriaBfIn9e bon $4,000 onae.
itrengt neil er bon einem in ge.
Degllng befinOlihen StruBenbabn-
pugen itiir3te un0 oerIebt mur0e
98far QinO, ser Bel ser Souerei
an Der @nton imo II. Gtrobe ei.
men 9leooIoeriduB erbieIt, bcfin0et
iidl ouf Dem 8ege Der geIIerltno.
5obn g}iquiit 1tt2 Ss5adIun stro,
sc. neloete Der goIi3ei, oab ibm
aus ieiner @ubnitng $35 gcitobIen
ipitroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-18
Gil6erne SDdlseit.

Serr mo 6rau Senrp ge5rens,
1911 ginneD StroBe po6nbaft,
fciertcn 9ttttpoh in ibrem fir 0ie.
ic @eIeocn6eit berrIidl geifmiitteu
0eint on8 6eIt ibrer SiIberneu
0oh5eit Ser n9lngeI8 GIu6" ntot-
te boaj0bIig ietne 9Iuiipartlmg iluo
iiberbrodte Dem SSubeIpaar Die bcr8-
IihIien @Iiidpitnihe. gtud oon nlts.
ndrt5 traien 8Iiidniinide Gin. Gab-
trdgIid entbietet audi Die 8ribiine
Dem gcifdbteu oeutiden SubeIpaar
ibren @liidpunib.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-18
9eripnalnptisen.

Scrr Sal. S. 8eter reiit norgen
nad] Stanton, INN auf Dem Stif.
tunqSfeIt oe8 @ermaltia @einng.
oereius Die 6eitre6e 3u baIteu
Der idlnle oemofrdtii6e Boil,
tifer See 6er0man bat itd) beute uls
&anoioot fir oen StoatSienat an.
gefiinoiQt Benn See oa8 tbut,
mitiien Die gusiihten Der 9emofra.
ten in 9ouglas Gountp bod beHer
lem ais mande onalnebmen idei-
ucH.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-18
glarinc feline etraianitalt.

4ortlaio, Gre, IS Sui
areisridlier 5. i. aaDonaug6 pd.
roIirte ocn Oe5 IicbTtabls ihilIoil
aeipro6cnrn G6citer Glarf unter
Der 8coiualma. onB cr iit in Oer
Mariuc mlpcrben laiie. geutuuni
M. &. Snitb pom bicii9eu @erbe-
biiro mics ocn Diam 3iriid imo
ihrieb OH Den 9iidter eincn Brief
in meldem cr crfldrte, bic Sono.
Iungspeiic oes @crihts beihlmpfe
fic @larinc, Die tcine StrafanitaIt
iei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-18
gicr in Scn SlnF.

9artcrsburg. @. IA, is. SyuIi-
"a Ole Gigentbiimcr Der biciigen
grouerei nidlt geionnen woren, Bun.
oesiieuern fir 1000 @aQonen %.
gerber Ba 6eja1Len, IieB Oicielbe 0ns
Bier inter 9Iufiid)t cine5 giuoes.
Soleinucbmers in 6cn aanapba
GIuB gicBen Inter Dem bier be.
iiteben0rn 9Srobibitionsaeies bari
lfein Bier lit oicicm Staate berge.
ItclIt uno Dcrfauit n2r0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-18
Die gplisci fOrIdi Dciter.

Die goIi3ei iuht 8iDri sytaIicnrr,
neIhe 9ienitnq 4ben0 in Der
Sdroe6eriden 8obniaag poriprufer
lrn0 9lrbeitsIobn bcrldngteu, Oas
9eter SdrOoer ibnen ongeblit itul.
DC. 8enige Climber porbcr battert
iie NIT Beter SdJro0er cine Nus.
etranberiesuug. BON lDdhem iie
ben riidltGnbigcn 2obn bcrIuugtcn.
er oertroitete iie nuf SamItaq mo
bcgab iid nndj Der 2eabcnportb
StraBc, I'M iitJ BON BORT aus per
SrtoBenbdbn nadl Der StaOt 3lI
bcgcben. 6rau Sreb Sdro0cr be.
merftc, pie Die beiOen Stalicner
i'm berfoleten.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-18
ar6eit einneitellt.

Rod SsIano, sya. is. 5uLi. -
aae 9erbciierln0sarbciteu am D}ii.
iiTiippi nilroen aui geicbl Nlaior
O. %. 6oifnanS ein9eiteat, oa
fein @eIb mebr porbanoen lit. Die
1iriddc Iieat oarin ooB Der Bun.
oesienat bic 6luB. rn6 Saicnetats.
porluge nid)t angenomlueu bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-18
gtaOtiIdle 8nnOclGlOer.

ct. Qoui8, IS. sui. = 9lat
@odlcn lang fpcroen bier alls
obenoIid in ben ofielltIidcu Fnrfs
imo alf oen Spclpldscn itdotiide
ManoeIbil0cr foitenfrei oorgefiibrt
tperoen noiiir Der Sto0tratb $4,000
oiisgeicst bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-18
IyruEig.asr IA e.. qlettrg6nra.

81 ESesersbiirg is. Ilill. -
g4ns ssCss ssanersbrvult fat ons
n Asr @eeent 6es Tisclousoabu.
,sfas 1eitnotifhc arbeiteroierteI fait
s.c1S r!ngeSfdj.it. Drei6ia Sdpisr
irir;ber 3eri;os... ,Ju Ssss 9ronee
sdiErmcrn foHb mat 5isber eier
Sei6er.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-18

2rdn 9f6e SimpIon bernteiierte
Jrl. gthcl @rounlce, fueil oieie
ibrem @annc cine 2iebeserfldrmg
genlndjt 6abeu ioa. geior 6ruueu.
sinluler beiinoen ii1 IN Sait.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-18
Gtn. 6nrrta I'M
pntrtO Mnikol
Stapt a6bler bon Der 9reSoen bic.
tct linn Ennrtier an.
3apata's ger6altcn. q

Fucrto Rerifo, 1S. Sult. - &c.
fern I'M 3 llbr glbenos lit er.
4rdiiAeut Suerta nebit @efolge bier
eiuaetroiieu; or berblieb i'm @iien.
bnbnjug aapitdn aobIer bonn oeut.
i9en sriegsi9iff ,2resOcn" IieB
ibm Ourd eineu 9loiutanten iein
Shiii iiir irgeno eineu @ebraud,
melhen er oapon MAIDEN noble,
our geriiiauug iteGlen. Suerto oant.
&c imo 5og es Dor, Die gtad5t oirt
Sou6e 81 0erbringen; r merOe
aber I'M Snufe oes beitigen Ia.
ges ieiuen geiuH ertpioern. Slrertos
9teiie nod Der aiiitenitaot oerIief
ronig ereigniBlos; er befinoet iia
beim beiten BobIiein. Ger 4opi.
tan 0es enaliifen sfriegsfd]iffes
1griItol" IteIlte oem 5Iiidtlina iein
Sdiff ebeufals 5ur 8erfigung, mo.
riiber bieier iebr erfreut mar, ober
oonfeno oblebnte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-18
llHfau bel edJisfibnna.

enuOseridHssrbdnOe nbgebrannt.-
6iIr san 5rnneiScO glnsiteIlnnB
garieg seBeu HnhlauO." -
Der 5brOnfOl9er sn oen Sni'
irrmnuOutru.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-18
@etterberidit.

Shcn unh ettpos Ddruer bete
.lH6 Scnntna
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-18
9Rcbca 3npata's gsr6aIten.

Baibington, is. Suli. sci.
tens Der bieiigen Hegierung miro
9lIles gctban, oen neuen grGiioenten
sur $erbeifiibrutg Der &nbe fn6
Sronung I'M 2anoe 81 unteritiiben.
Die 8oibington 9legierung lit Iogdr
10 melt gegnngen, iid nit Oen Sic.
bellenfiibrer 3apata in @erbinolug
5lt ieben un6 i'm 5u bepegelt. Die
g8affen nie0er3ulegen. 3apota 1tebt
init $4,000 0fann, Dcnn all6 man.
gelbait bcpaifnet, MIR menige D1ei.
len bon Der Staot Merifo. gr Der.
langt cine iofortige Reform Oct
merifanii6en 2nnogeiebe; ioIIte iidl
Garran5a ridt oarnuf einIaiien, 10
miro er au9 oenielbeu befriegen.
Die Ser Staoten modem Nun If.
rem @inflilB geIteno, 3opata 3u Der.
nrlaiien li6 NIT Dem borI1lfigen
SSrieoensprogronm einbetitan6en SIT
erfloren |. gber oltb Garron5d lit
oon Der Ser. Staatcn Eegierinrg
Die 8eiillng 5uge8angen ieinen 3ri.
lunpb nidt imn6tbiger Bciie aus.
8uniiben; e8 oiirfte beim Gin5ug
Der 9ruppen in Der Sta0t Wterifo
ltno an0eren gr6Beren StGSten 5u
feinen 9Iu8idreitungen Der SoIoo.
ten fommen; oud bitrfe er feinerIet
Rodeatte ausfiibren; eine gmneItie
fir ale pOIitiihen @efangenen mill.
ie erfIdrt lm6 Die Redte Der Stride
ltn0 5ren10er, nameutIib Spor1ier,
Delde mdbren0 ser 9auer ftnan5ien
geihdoigt tDuroerL ntiiiien beid1iitt
ner0en. Ser probiioriide grdIioent
GarboiaI bat iib bereit ertIdrt, Die
Regierung an @arran5a ob3utreten,
ioboIo Oieier es tpitnidt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-18
eel6itmOrOeSiOemie.

Stu6t Rerifo, 1S. SuIi. - Seit
Dem gIb5ugG Suertn's iinO bier eine
eroBe 2lnjabl SeIbihnoroe 1ino
SeIbitHorOoeriu6e 3u ber5ei6nen.
90 etuas lit in Dlerifo unerbort.
Die StaOt lit nod 5ieniIi6 rubig;
ober SeOermann lit bon elmer I'M.
perIeugboren 9efIemnulng befaIIen.
glit glusnobue 0es gertreters
Der Der. Staaten baben ale bic.
iigen 8ertreter ouslGn6iifer 9le.
gierltngen glbi6ie0sI6rpiten bon
8en. Suerta erboIten in tpelbem
er iid fir Die inn 8rt9eil getpor.
oenen 3uborfommenbeiten beoanft.
ltno iie bittet, Dem GarbaiaI 91e.
gime ebenio freunoIid entgegen
fonlnlet Al poQen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-07-18

Ebonnirt ouf Die 9deIidc Sulabu
$500 6as Sabr 6ur6 Die got.
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Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-12
GARRY HERMANN TO
 SELL CHICAGO CUBS Charles Weeghn1an May Acquire the
 Team.

Signs point strongly here to the ac- quisition of the Cubs in the near flu ture by Charles Weeghman, owner of the Chicago Federals. and it seems likely that some sort of a peace agree ment will be reached soon after the deal is put through. Another confer ence was held Tuesday, those present being Weeghman, Garry Hermann, Robert Ward of the Brooklyn Feds and President Robertson of the Buff falo Feds. While the conference was going on at the hotel, Ban Johnson, president of the American league, and J. H. Gilmore. head of the Federal league. were close to the wires in their respective offices.
 After the conference MT. Hermann admitted that he had been comnais- stoned to sell the Cubs
 Has Weeghman bought the Cubs yet?" Hermann was asked.
 Well no; but we are progressing" :" was his admission, the first definite statement made by Hermann since the negotiations started.
 Have you full authority to act for Mir. Taft in the sale of the Cubs ?'' was asked.
 q have" he said. MT. Taft only imposes one condition and that is that organized baseball shall sanction the deal. Mr Weeghman has an option on the Cubs, and all I can say is that we are progressing"
 The presence of Robert s. Ward Of Brooklyn and Robertson of Buffalo, who serve on the Federal league peace committee, leads to the impression tha& something more important than the sale of club is being considered.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-12
PEACE BETWEEN FEDS
 AND ORGANIZED BALL NEAR
President Gilmore Says That Nesotia'
 tions Will Soon Be Made,

Chicago. Nov. 11.-President James A. Gilmore of the Federal league ex- pressed the opinion here today that peace between the outlaw league and organized baseball was near and that the negotiations might be concluded at a conference tomorrow in Chicago be- tween President Garry Hermann of the national commission, President Ban Johnson of the American league and Charles H. Weeghman of the Chi cago Federal league club.
 He declared that if the plan under consideration goes through, control of the Chicago National league team will be acquired by Charles H. Weeghman and his business associates and that the club will play on the Federal which will be enlarged and improved for it's new use. He also said that the new Cubs would be made up of the best players in the present National league team and the Federal leagIe club.
 Among other statements made by President Gilmore were:
 That 1na city would have more than two clubs next season under the re- organization.
 That tnc Federal league teams not absorbed by the major league in the reorg ganization would be incorporated into another league with perhaps a new name.
 That there would be no Interra- tional league teams in Baltimore, Buffalo or Pittsburgh.
 That Garry Hermann did not act as a private individual in his recent conferences with President Weeghman at which peace plans were discussed.
 That the American association and the International league will be given a higher classification under the new plan"
 While President Gilmore declined to go into further details of the proposed peace plan, it is said to provide for the merger of the Chicago. St. Louis and Brooklyn Federal league clubs with the National league teams in those cities and the organization of two sub-major league teams, one in the west and one in the central states, made up of the present American as- sociation and what is left of the Fed eral league and the International league.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-12
CARLISLE INDIANS TO
 PLAY THE ALL STARS.
Proceeds of the Match to Go to
 Charity.

A team of old Harvard Yale and Princeton football players will play the Carlisle Indians in a match game at the Boston American league base ball park on Saturday, Nov. 2S. Hamil- ton Fish, Jr., of New York, captain at Harvard in 1909, will be in charge of the alI-star eleven, having led a simi- lar team to a to victory over the Indians at Cambridge four years ago this fall.
 The proceeds of the match will be devoted to charity, the benehciaries being the Children's Island sanitarium at Marblehead and the American Red Cross. Fish already has a team work ing at his home at Garrison, N. Y, and Harry Gardner, a former Harvard quarterback, is getting up team in Boston. Both of these elevens are using the same signals, and a little later the best players will be picked to meet the Indians.
 Most of the players on the All-Star will be Harvard men, but Ted Coy of Yale is expected to play, as are Hobey Baker of Princeton and Sherwin, for merly a star of Dartmouth. Among the Harvard men who are candidates for the team are Percy and Jack Wen dell, Lothrop and Paul Wilmington, Harry Gardner, Rex Hitchcock, Dick Lawrence Victor Kennard, Crawford Blagden, Duno Minot and Pat Grant. Tal Pendleton of. Princeton and Steve Philbin of Yale are other play CTS announced for the All-Star lineup.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-12
SALARY LIMIT OF MINORS REDUCED
Classes and Leagues Adopt Horizontal Reduction of 20 Per Cent.-Presdent Hermann Declared Immediate Ac ton Was Necessary for Preservation of Organized Base baIl-Proposed to Make the Central League Eight Team Circuit

I 12; class D 22 and F.
 Because the Federal league had
 clubs in two American association cities, representatives of that league
 obected to their salary arrangements being made public and club ownerjS
 were permitted to agree privately on what the limit should be. In the Central league, which it. is proposed to raise from six to eight clubs, it was stated there were sev- eral applications for franchises. They will not be granted until a satisfactory
 distribution of territory can be ad- ranged.
 The Canadian league, with club in I Erie Pa. has felt the war, but off,
 cials of that leogue stated they expect ed to go through the season, although permission was granted them to re-
 tain their standing if the clubs found it necessary to disband for a year. A question arose as to the likelihood of the Northwestern league playing ball next season, the European war, carious the likelihood of the 1915 sea- son being profitable. Dispatches, how ever, from the owners of the Spokane Northwestern league baseball fran l chise declared that they had reason | to believe that the Northwestern league will play ball. They said they knew of no movement to have the league suspend.
 Animated discussion over the limits l of Glasses c and D resulted in the case going over until tomorrow. Sev- eral representatives of these small minors declared they would be un- able to exist with the proposed sal ary limitation. Classes A and B made no protest and the limitations were accepted.
 There was considerable discussion outside the convention of what may be
 expected to result from further confer
 ences between members of the na-
 tional commission and officials of the
 Federal league. It seemed to be the
 general impression that some changes would be made in the personnel of both the American association and Western leageue, although no definite action was taken by the association itself.
 The board of arbitration will give
 out tomorrow a further list of awards
 of claims of clubs and players.
Norwich bulletin., 1914-11-12

Omaha, Neb, Nov. 11.-A horizontal reduction of 20 per cent in the salary limit of minor league clubs was the recommendation today of the commit tee on constitutional revision of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues. It was adopted, so far as 1t concerned Class 4 and Class B leagues. Leagues in Class AA were permitted to revise their salary lists aS fitted their convenience and leagues i'll the c and D class were given -un- til tomorrow to agree on a limit.
 The recommendation of the com mittee followed an address by Garry Hermann, chairman of the national commission in which he declared that organized baseball leagues should have salary limits in keeping with the gate receipts
 President Hermann reviewed last years financial results of the base ball business and declared that inn mediate and drastic action was neces- sary for the preservation of organized baseball.
 There must be a greater economy partment of the national sport" said MT Hermann. The time is past when angels can be called upon to support the business. The smallest mnior league club is entitled to the same protection that is accorded the
  salary limit should be established, not to fit the gate receipts of the biggest club in the league. but rather gauged by the income of the smallest"
 MT. Hermann told of his confer ences with Federal league officials and declared that all his talks had been in an individual capacity and not as a representative either of the na- tional commission or of the Cincin- nati baseball club.
 The schedule of salary limits, pre- sented by Judge Kavanaugh of Little Rock, chairman of the committee on constitutional revision. suggested the following limits:
 Glass A. $5,00O per month; class A, Southern association, $3,200: Western league, $2,s00: class B, $2,O0O; class C, S1,20o; class D, $1,0OO. These linn itations were put on the number of players: Class A 2S for first 20 days and 15 dring season; class A 26 and 15; class E A and 14; class c P and