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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-23
0rnHo.iseuibumssl llsbertrasuusen.
Gintinnati, %. Sanuor.

eIntlHnGft, ". Jnnuor.
WiIiam Jin.oeb an Soiepb 6. Mes
entee. SO BEL 122 CUB an Der NOrDs
isits Der gIspsIaHb Qlpt. in Nornoob.
$500.
GoDarb Jrani an Gliiabetb 6eis
fel. Got AZ in 6urpsp's llntsrabikis
lung an gurnet Apt., ST..
Gus. sauer ir. u. u. an Worn
BOIfion, 40 bel 85 Dub an Der Giibs
ieite Der GurlI Str, go Jub iDeitIih
Der Weitern 4Ds., ST..
George 3umbisl an Rutb 3umbisl
Il. u, 30 ater 2onb IN v. 6,tes Ders
meiiuns go. 608 Anberfon 9opnfbip,
iofpie 81 4der in berislben NermsIs
Jung. fopis 1887 Alder in otrielbtn
Bermeiung, 81.
Wiliam R. Rirbp an bic 1ru5tees
BON Cincinnati GolJege, Wertrng iiber
eins 3Difdennonb 81 Cots / anb 2
n mriGsts llntss1lt5 5sll,,Ra l-,t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-23
@as lit Ruhm2

Der aapitGn, pelher oos arieas.
ififf ~Moine" fonlmanoirte, als bos.
ielbe i'm &afen BON Saoana iauf,
trast fait oenielben Ranen, tpie Der
Grinder oes beriibnlten Sdmorrboi.
oen-SeIlmittels, bon ueIhem IS.
Reultaeoter & Co., @or 1916, geeu
Dorf GitD, foitenfrei an iebe 9loereIie
eIne Brobe perienoen. Siesbee beibt
Der Cine, Silsbee Der 2noere; itno
oes aesteren 0ame, beate id)ou i'm
banfbaren 8eoGttniB bon 9oulelr
DEN BON @ebeilten, miro fortleben,
Denn Der aubere Same i6on IanoIt
Der gergeiienbeit anbeingefaaen lit
yeur oie Wobltbdter Der WenIfbeit
iin0 uniterbIih. a(g8
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-23
GranSeisextbuns .Gspptbefen,
u 6bpDtbeten.

-
SOispb 6. MeGntes an gDiuiam
Jirntoeb. $500.
Uinrn MolHon an Goutbern Dbio
6. II. 8. Co., $1,000.
gugenis 3. borner an Gnterpriie
y. q. Co., $500.
Robert airtup an dragon q. u. 6.
Co., $1,000.
4rG Burton an 5obn .. GpiIs.r,
$163.N.
Gam 5itihieralbs an JuIia Bra.
ban, $157.O4.
Carolina piepmeper an sgirif gldtio,
nal .. II. 6. Co., $3.50.
4uguit 20. 8ru6 on Glisa glxmun,
1890.
psrm0n 9eseIer an Marp 1eselsr.
$500.
Jf0de mol!er an Union gobinqs
3. Il. 4. Co., $500.
settle 3. NcDaircn an 6mtDn q.
i. g. 4. go. 4, $4,000.
6Slss f1pieA - 9s5s Gta11 400
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-23

Diele Iriie,t iih furs itereu, u,n
tbre 0IGts 81 rerbe6en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-23
Eenif&to,t.
0luRskin0er.
Mpmdn BON

HpTldft pDN
Walesta Graf. Bet ns9 Il 6
(MpriB bon Reidenboh.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-23
Illus dem nordWtnen.
Mimneipta+

ct. Saul. - vNationale Yrobt=
bition miir6e Sen &uin 6ie1es 9a116es
beoel1ter, benin Tie miir0e 6a5 SSn6m=
1triezSp1tem 5erlt0ren un6 Die Nation
berart perarmer1, 6aB tie es 1i6t iiber=
lebe1r f0ntte." 0ies tpar 6ie Mnsi ia
&c oes SuliuS M0ri9, beS National
SefretarS ser oeutiden Muian5, 6ie
er in elmer iiingit bon Ser MegorS
@enollen1daft, elmer Organization IN
ct. Saul, Die iid fir Mufredterbal=
tu11g ser peri0nliden Sreibeit ms
@eldirr legt geboltenen Geriamm-
lung ma9te. ST mies FIN auf Die
geationale Erobibition alS einen
uS6minoel nn0 cine Noiie" nn6 Jag
tie: uSoute lold cine Mabnabme poi=
iirt per6en, Damn miir6en ta1len6e
Mrbeiter o1ber 8ei6aftigung font
men, unb 6ieie Mrmee Ser Mrbeitslo=
fen miir6e Die 3erltorung 6es i116a1=
11r1euen SD1tems CUR Solge DQDeH.
Solb Elm Cling miir0e @ertbe 5erito=
rem un6 Sos 2on6 piir6e nien1als int
1tan6e iein, li9 unter Ser 2ait em=
por5uibuffen. 8iirgerfrteg mir6e
baS gering1t tie Ser 6araus ehi teben6en
MiBbelligfeiten iein. Nationa1e Ero=
bibition mnr6e bon beri9ie6enen ar<
beren &e6nern, @rn1t @arp, Elm
&edtsgelebrter bon minneapolis, 6.
6. @al, Stoatspraii6ent Ser Mrbei=
ter = 606eration, un6 Sobn &ei6en=
rei9, &an6i6at fir County @ommiiiar
ols Elm io3iales nn6 tn6n1trteIes Ser
bre6en gebrun6tmarft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-23
Mais- und Klee-Land
In Wadena und Otter Tail
Counties, Minnesota.
Niebrige Yreiie. Mngeme6ene 8e<
bin9un9en. Cute beutibe fatboli<
ibe Mabbaribaft. Sbreibt
A. MURRAY
Wadena, Minnesota

10itenoort ser 16 Sabre olte gobn
oes @ermam Sltenoorf, li6 i'm
Sduppen gum gdlafen nie6erlegtc>
tpeil infolge Ser Mnmeienbeit mebre=
rer @aite I'M &auie ielblt nidt ae=
mug Ylab mar, forte er pl0tlid oos
&lappern elmer &lapper19longer
tpeld)e iib in ieinem 8ette eingenijtet
batte. gr Derlor feline 3eit oamit, u1gl
@ilfe 5u rufen, ionoern i6lug 6o5
Geptil nit einem Yriigel to6t.
Mor6=D afota.
GiSmarf. Ser frubere
Staatsidabmeiiter 6. 8. gidfor6 Der
bradte einige Minuten int. l3u9tboll=
le, 6amit Die ibm b%eapiQigte gegnQ=
0ignng re6tsfraftig mer6en ton11te.
Gr mar befanntli6 nnter Der Mnflo
&c Der 8eitedung 81 elmer l3udt=
banS ltrafe BON 1 Big 3 Sabren perur=
tbelt, lpater aber begna6igt mor6en.
Man6an.- nnter Ser @eidul=
bignng, periudt gu baben, Sen Nolt=
.lnipeftor ggge bon Sarge gu bel tez
den, lit Eaul Meier DEM @erfobren
Der acknowledgements ubermielell
moroen. Meier moute Noitmeii ter BON
gel1lab in Mercer County mer6en,
nno gu 6ielem @ebuf ioQ er @gge Ell
ne Belol un1me o%ngeboten baben.
Somner.- Senator s. W.
@oofmop BON @ranpiQe u11o s. 10.
Gotsbog bon npbam baben fir Sic
republifoniide N%ominierung fir
Stoatsienator aus 6ieiem 9iltrift je=
Der 1913 Stimmen erbolten, u11o nun
n1rb Dos Sos entideioen.
@ran66orfs.-@ g. 90. @inq,
'Sefretar 6es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BON Noro6afota, bot beim Sobresfon=
bent oes @erban6es Sen &atb er=
tbeilt, 6obin gu arbeiten, 6oB Norb=
oafota elm @eieb iiber @iirgi9aften
fir neutrality-suspicious. nod 6e1n
Wniter 6es in Minnel ota belteben6en
erbalte.
Sarge. - Mnf ser om Montoa
begonnene1 nn6 bis gum Sreitag OIL
oa1er1r6en 9taatSfair bon Minneiota
lit biel @ieb bon Miinnefota> beion=
oers cine groBe Scribe BON 6. 6. I
S6ro6er 6em Go1blnt5udter aus
Moorbea6 un6 ser Scent 9ul1tb=
Jorm in 2ulutb a1sgelteM.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-23
Kinder sehroIon
MACH FLETCHER'S
OR
Smo=Dafpta.

Nber6een. - &upttan Is. IS.
9teia bon &onlpag11ie g" Ser Natio=
nalgoroe BON siio6afota bat mebrere
ibm nllteriteate Sffi3iere %entlailen
uno ibre Stellen o1r6 8ef0r6erungen
be1ett, weil iie 6e1r l1ebungen IN
Sparta isis, 11id)t beimobnten.
Siour Sails. - Inter Sem
ginfluiie oeS beiBel1 Metters Ser let=
ten Belt iino Safer, @erlte uno Mog=
gen lebr raid 5llr Geife %gefommen,
u1o Die 6arnler iill6 NIT Ser giner11=
tllng eifrig beid)aftigt. Nud lit Scr
@ei5en bereits idnittreif. Mais itebt
in ollen Sbeilen oes Staotes ausge=
5eibnet lrno lit inn Wohstbum Der
3eti nngefabr 11nl 3tpei Mo6en Dor
aus.
Spcarfi1b. - 8rof. $. g.
Soc, Eflan5el1=F atbologe Ser StaatS=
Mferbat=Gollege in 8roofingS, fat
ouf @run6 ieiner burdgefubrten I'm
ter u6ung erflart, baB ale &ol5ap=
felbanme Wrab Mpple) i'm Speor=
fiib=5bale pernidtet mer6en miiilen,
INN 6ie Obit9arten Ser @egeno gu ret
ten. N11f 6iei en 8anmen bilbete iid
namlid eire %frebsartige &ranfbeit,
pelde ii6 leibt au6 a1f an6ere 8ai1=
me iibertrdgt
De1l@opi6s.- sc. 8. @uilo,
ein acknowledgement, bat cine 6arm
bon $50 Mder, melde er Dor einem
Sabre perfauft batte, jebt fir $751;
900 mie6er in ieinen 8eiib gebradt.
Mber0een.- Die SSSnoul trial
@orfers Of tbe @prl6 Der indten am
Sonntag 9lbe1ro in oieier 5ta0t gtro<
Benperi ammlungen ab5ubalten, mo=
6urb &lrbeitorungen berporgerufen
muroen. Nad6em 20 Gerbaftunger
porgenommen marer, 5ogen ii6 bie
2eute na6 ibrem 5tuei Meile11 oitIib
BON Ser Sta6t gelegenen 9ager 5uriid.
Mad6em oie eri item 10 Spreder per-
baftet mor6en uoren, perludte cine
ram na11ens &atberi11e Solomon sic
Mant1er al beranlalien ba5 @efang=
nib 81 iturmen. Mu6 lie tpnr6e Der
baftet. 9ie l1riad)e Ser &rbeit0rn11=
gen mar cine Mnnon5e 6es bortigen
Commercial @lnb, monad Sormer
ben in Ser @rnte on5ulteQen6en @ilfs=
arbeitern nidt mebr mie $3.50 per
Sag 5oblen iolten.
Sort 8ierre. - Mls &arl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-23

3nltanoc in ei11em &ospitol nit elm
geidlagener gbd6eloe6e, gebrode-
1pem 9%eaienbein un6 8lutungelr ais
Eolge zines observation-disclosures.
Groofiton. - 9ei prGdtigem
@etter lit bier in 9(nmeienbeit bon
$500 Nerlonen Sic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
a%nslteQalng Der norbpeltli6en Minne=
toto init 8ettrennen gebalten morben.
Die Musltellung mar nit 8ieb, Sc
treioe, Mois uno Mlfolfo auSge5eid=
llet bcldbicft. @. s. See, Ser repub=
lifanilde @ouperneursfolloioat, bielt
cine fur5c Mniprabe iiber Iarnrmelen.
Bralner0. = @ier lit bel git
tenn @e1l1d)e Scr Stootsfonpellt oeS
%erbor1oes Ger Yoltclerfs gebalten
poroelt. 9ilfSpol tmei1ter Geo. 8.
Brelpcor bon 8rainer6 bielt oie 8e=
9rliBnllgsaniprabe lrn6 6rarf s. So
gers aus Chicago Y%rdiioent 6es Sea-
tlonalperbanocS oeS Eoltclerfs, ant
mprtete.
&e6 @img. - Snfolee zines
&lopperi liegt Dapi6
9}oro in beoenflidem ;3ultanoe inn
bleligen &ospital oarnieoer.
VI de tier. - @eil Souls IS.
Sill, Der NIT lei1er 6ral1 aus ct.
Fol1l per 9luto bier eintraf un6 fem
Gutomobil Dor ei1pem 2aoen lteben
lieB, ob1e Die Mai6ine ab3u1teQen,
ipuroe er bonn @eltrengen CUR 3ab=
lung bon $500 pernrtbeilt.
@ibbing. : Yrotetbeldliile
gege1r 6ie ]@eltimmunge11 6eS Sn6io=
nerbertrages BON 1885, 6ur6 mel9e
Ste S6anfmirtbidaften in einem
groBen Sbeile 6es nor6liden Minme=
iota geibloilen meroen 1olten, 1in6
bon Dent IN elmer fiir5li@ abgebolte=
nen Maiiemer lammlung er11annten
Nusidriie Gtsgearbeitet tpor6en. Gie=
lie Frotelt tie per6e11 an Sen &ommii1a ar
fir Snoianer=M ngelegenbeiten un6 an
Sean1te oes Ieporteme11tS 6es SsSr=
11ern a%6ge1a1ot.
2it@fie16. - Sic %. Sabre
alte Giaa Ful5ier, So6ter ser cuff
elmer nabe BON bier gelegenen 6arm
>pobre10en 6omilie Sre6. Gul5ier, lit
am 6reitog benin gaoen inn 2afe Min=
11ebeQe ertrnnfen; man gla1bt, 6aB
tie bon &rampfen befalen mur6e> nn6
lie li6 iomit ni6t mebr belfen fornte.
Die 9eide lit geborgen.
ct. Saul. - Stint bieiige Stub
fronen muroen 6reitag berlebt> ols
ibr Mutomobi1 i'm Sn6ian Mfoun6s
Earf elmer idarfen &11rpe iiber sic
%itir5te. Die Maidine
flnf5ig SUP IN sic Siefe un6
bon einem &oriprltng a11fge=
ionit mare iie no9 meitere
300 SUP gefallen. E0otlih berlett
p1r6e SRI. %. @eiBberg, 8ibliotbe=
farin Ser offentli6en 8ibIiotbef bon
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-23
Oulntb. = Gelegaten gu oe:

Oulntb }. - Selegaten gu DER
v@lne 9Qbel" &onferen5 BON 0em 81
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Des StaateS
baben auf oem bier er0ffneten &on=
pente ser StQots- 81 beiter=60oeration
|einen 8ei9luBontrog eingerei6t, IN
meldem iie iid gegen Sectional nno
5toatsprobibition u16 gegen County
Sption erflaren, aber fir 2ofalzSp-
ton.
5erguS sails. - Die itaat-
li9e Mufidtsbeb0r6e fiat Die Inter
iu@ung 0es I'M bieiigen StaatS<SSr=
renalpl erfolgten So6eS bon 6ran
@il6a 8olin abgeidloiien@ nnb lit gu
ser neber5eugung gefommen, bab Die
Mabldliigteit 5ueier Bflegerinnen
erit IN 5meiter 2inie fir 0os 9lble=
BEN ser 6rou perantportli6 1T. 6rau
@plin pur6e bilflos nn6 allein it1n=
6enlang nit elmer 3mangsiade ange=
5ogen u1rb an Sen 6iiben gefeiielt in
elmer @a1me beiben @aiier5 liegen
gelalle11 uro ipater i6per perbriibt
aufgefun6en. 9ie ungliidlide 6rau
erfl4rte Dor ibrem Sobe Ser Na1t-
maidterin Martba Strom, 6aB lie
lout INN @iilfe gerufen babe, aber
feline Hflegerin eridienen iei. gua
Scott, 6ie erit ei1pen Sag int &oSpital
ange1teM mar, botte 6ie Muflt6t iiber
6as 8u6e5immer Dieier entieblide
&orfau lit nidt angetbar, SEN STUFF
Der &eilanitalt 5u beben.
ct. Saul. - Ni9t meniger ais
$3844.61 fat ii6 @iliam 6. See 0as
GergnIgen foiten lalien, bel Ser SRI
martpabl alS nd6iter @ouDerneur mo-
mtniert gu tper6en. Sc tit i6a6e INN
6aS id0ne @el6, menn See 1t6 ipater
lagen muB, 6aB es umionit ausgege-
ben mnroe, nn66em ale 0eutldame=
rifaner 6eS Staotes, sic fetnen Mn=
griff onf sic peri0nlide 6reibeit 6a1l=
SEN, ibm bel Ser @aupttpabl cine
griinolide Mie6erlage bereitet baben.
- Mnf elmer @%eriammlung, melde
Scr bon 6em 8rdii6enten 9. 80. Retn
ser Mimelotoer federation Ser @amf=
mannsflubs ernannte Mns16ub fir
6as Minnei ota=@ebGu6e auf Ser Ba-
ttama-Eacific=8eltm sltell1ng in 5an
|6rancisco inn 8iiro 6es @ombernemrs
int &opitol o%beebalten bat, itel1te man
feit, 6aB Sic b%en0tbigten 100000 in
6orm perldie0ener 3ablungsber=
ipre6nnger it6er geitelt iin6. -
MinneapoIis.- - as Sber-
geribt mies oas @riuden bon &enrp
&tnes ob, linn gu geitatten, Sen @on-
teit in ser Staatson6itors : Momt1ta>
tionsfroge in Mora an1tatt in Mi1t=
neapolis GIT balten. Shines glaubt,
mebr @ttmme1t alS S. 81. 8. @reus
erbalten 81 baben un6 6a1nit als re-
publifanii6er 5taatsna16itor= @anoi=
6at nomitiert tpor6en at fem. 8remS
erbielt, 6em o~fft3ie1len @ablreiultat
5ufolge etpa 1000 Stimmen mebr
ais fein @egner. - Gin i1nger Mann
ltn6 bret &inber iin6 in Der Mdbe ser.
un6 "A. StraBe bon Ell
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-23

1rem fron50ii16en 8uoel gebiiien
poroen. Gie itd6ti1de 8afteriologin,
Or. @lile 8oo6mortb, bot feitgelteQt>
oaB Ser @uno an 5olltputb gelitten
bat. Sic rietb auen @ieren, iid na6
oem 9aiteur'i9en @erfabren beban~
6eln al lalien.
b.-@egen 8ur9erureilt er
is. S. @leaion, &arffommiiiar sos.
Brince nnb 9~traBenfommiiiar Mi@.
9angoon BON @peletb lit cine Mbberu=
fungSpetition in lmlauf geiett NOR
6en. = @ier bat 1ebte @ode Ser
@onpent 6es Observation-Disclosures Ser
@ebdn6e1 @eiiber n1r6 8ermalter itatt=
gefun6en. Sranflin SC. @entmortb
aus 8olton, melber @efretar 6eS Aa=
Observation-Disclosures lit, rietb
BON 6em Bun BON 8olfenfrabern ab
nn6 erflarte, 6aB iibermaBig bobe Sc
bauoe lid gu elmer @efobr fir oie
gr0Beren StG6te beS 2an6es entmi=
Geln.
5pooner-Mt einem Sc tellen
@mpfang ur6 Gan5frdn56en ebrten
Die bieitgen Betpobner n116 jene BON
9eouoette, Ser S6meiterlta6te 6es
nor6liden Wfi1neI toto, 6te Sbeilneb=
mer an 6em Sommerausfluge 6eS
|&erban6eS Der 3eitmngSleute oes Nor=
6ens bon Winnei ota. IS mnr6en
bei bent 8anfett au6 beri6ie6ene A1r=
ipra6en gebalten.
@inona. = &apitdr gran0t
BON Ser bieiigen Mili5fompagnie fat
lbefanm gegeben, 6aB 6aS notbpenoi=
&c @el6 a%ufgebradt lit, INN sic
|$15,000 bonn @toate perfugbor gu
maden gum 8au elmer @offenboue in
&inona. Ser &oup1aB pl1roe 6a=
raufbin iofort angetauft.
Moorbeab. = Brof. Carl 8.
8illon BON ser bieligen Staotsnor=
ntali6ule fat erflart 6oB er 0l1rd
eingeben6e 6oridungen feitgeiteat
babe, 6aB es in Minmeloto 400 So
gelsarten gibt. = Ser &ontraft fir
cine 1reue Gurbine fir sic lta0tiid)e
@nI1er= nr6 2ibttperfe, lit perQebe11
mor6en. Die Soften Ser 1euen 500
i6ine itelen it@ nit Ger Snitamirung
ouf $220>000
@inona.- 8eim &iren int
@al6e ur1peit ct. CHARLES 1teIte
6rau 6. 6. Sobnion @aioIin, meldes
ite aus Gerieben itatt @olier III Ell
nen Gbeefeiiel gegoiien botte, sum
&oben a1f ein 6erter. Mls lie Sen
SSrrtbum bemerfte> periu6te lie, 1tm
cine @rploiion gu perbiiten, Sen aei=
lel ab5uieben uno trug 6abei idlpere
Bran6mun6en 6oDor.
@aftingS. Sobn MoIlid lit bier
berbaftet unb 6em &ibter porqefiibrt
mor6en unter ser 8eiduloignng, &ar1
Sdmei6er 6ur@ einen S9mb per>pl11>
set 5u baben; sic gerbonolu11g MUTT
PC m1f eine ISOLDE Der ldoben, Inn sen
@erlauf Der @erlebungen S@neioers,
Sic be6enflt@ eriheinen, ab3uporten.
&e6 sine - Ser 8ormfne6t
@ere5oan liegt bier in friti1dem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-07-23

M}inmeapolis. Die Damen, melde
idmmtli1 Mitglie6er Der @omen's
MeQfare 2eague iin6, befa1r6en ii6
ol1f ser iyabrt nod ibrem Son1mer=
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bel Yresott, isis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-09
WIELOS CUE CLEVERLY
Unger Makes Good Average in
Beating Moon in Tilt.
By BRIGGS

Better averages than are usually re-
corded for Class 1872 balkline play
ers marked the victory of Ferdinand
A. Unger, of Montclair, N. j., over
George T. Moon, jr., Of Brooklyn, in
the evening game of the open tourna-
ment at Doyle's Academy yesterday.
The final score was 200 to 1874. The
victor averaged 20-30 and Moon
6 1929, which far exceeds the play OF
contestants in this classification.
Through a brilliant cluster of Al
carroms in his twelfth frame Moon
was able to retain a comfortable lead
over his opponent until the twenty
ninth inning. At this point, with the
score reading Moon 1874 and Unger 1877,
the latter gathered his high run Of 81
points, which placed him within 2
points of victory Moon also made sub
stantial runs of % and %.
In the afternoon contest, George s.
Spear, a local cueist, defeated Louis
Servatius, of Brooklyn, by a score of
200 to 1876. The victor had high runs
of 10, IA and II, while each contestant
averaged slightly better than 2.
The programme for to-day calls for
Julian Rice, of Columbia University,
meeting Moon in the matinee game and
Irving Levine opposing Maurice Doyle
at night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-09
AWARD THIRTY-SEVEN C'S
Cornell Men on Three Teams
Receive Honors.
lBy Telegraph TO Tho Tribune.

Ithaca, n. Y, Dec s.-Thirty-seven
"C's" were awarded to-day to members
of Cornell football, lacrosse and Gross
country teams by the Cornell Athletic
Association. This is an unusually large
number Of insignias, and is due mainly
to the lacrosse squad which won the
championship last year, getting twelve
of the coveted letters. The men who
received "C's follow:
Football-W. c. Collyer, Edward Gal
logly, f.. A. Hill, Charles Laher, E. G..
Lautz, K. c. McCutcheon, A. b. Mehafey,
d. b. Munsick, J. f. o'Hearn, c. A.
Phillips, Charles Shuler. d. F. Taber,
j. II. Hen. jr., c. W. Bailey, Charles
Barrett. w. c. Cool, c. p. Collins, NJ.
n. Shelton, f. +. Anderson, Clarence
Reilly, A NJ. Beebe, p. W. Eckley, c. p.
Hubbard, w. II. Jameson, r. w. Jewell,
f. w. Kleinert, j. s. Lewis. j. A. Nc
Keag. l.. W. Mueller, Ii. Snyder and A.
F. Williams.
Gross country-A. G. Cadis. c. l..
Speiden, ]. c. Corwith, ID. +. Potter, jr.,
and l.. V. Windagle.
Lacrosse-G. W. Black, I. +. Dan
forth, T. ID. Lawless, II. A. Mossman, G.
l.. Nickerson, A. NJ. Randolph, r. A.
Bush, A. NJ. Grimes. +, G. Robbins, II.
H. Taylor, c. p. Collins and Frederick
Spiegelberger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-09
CIRCUIT CHANGES
STILL In BALANCE
Heads of International
League Discussing
the Problem.

The international League held its sec
ond days meeting yesterday at the
Hotel Imperial and adjourned without
reaching any definite results in its de-
liberations. The committee on change
in the circuit met last night and dis
cussed the problem Of what should be
done with the franchises of the SYRIA
cuse and Richmond teams in case it
was decided to put International
League teams in these cities.
Secretary John B. Foster of the
Giants said that if it became evident
that George Wiltse could get the job
of manager of the Syracuse Interna-
tional League team the New York club
would be perfectly willing to give him
his unconditional release in recognition
of his services.
Charles H. Ebbets denied that he was
eager TO sell the Newark club. "Pm
not anxious to SELL" he said, EITHER
for myself or for my partners. The
club is a fine proposition for any one
who has nothing else to look after. As
a matter of fact, when a man gets TO
be fifty-fve years old and has live Ma
tional League club to look after his
time is pretty well taken up. That
happens to be my case"
Rudy Hulswitt, manager OF the Jer-
sey City club, has received his uncon-
ditional release.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-09
SQUASH TOURNEY
MARKED BY UPSETS
w. T. Mills Reaches Semi
Final Round After
Hard Match.

Several upsets marked the continu-
alton of the national handicap squash
tournament, which is being held by the
Columbia University Club at its Gram
ercy Park clubhouse, yesterday All
the matches were hard played, a ma
jority of them going into extra games
w. T. Mills. of the Montclair A. c.,
with a handicap OF l hand, was the
only one to enter the semi-final round
in defeating F. S. Keller, of the Column
bia Club, playing scratch, by scores of
15-12, 15-S.
Charles L. Adams. of the Greenwich
Field Club. who succeeded in reaching
the third round mainly through his
generous allowance of l hand plus 5
aces, was eliminated from the tourna-
ment by Robert Goepel, the Heights
Casino champion, who is one of the
scratch men. Goepel played a brilliant
all around game, and after he had
taken the first game by 1915 Adams
rallied in the second to even matters
with a victory at 10-15. Goepel con-
tinued his grand playing in the de-
Gliding game, and after retrieving the
big handicap he permitted his rival
finally vanquished Adams by score Of
ia.
J. o. Low, another Heights Casino
player, who is playing under a burden
Of minus 5-ace handicap, put up a
formidable fight before he succumbed
to X. c. Stern, of the Princeton Club,
one of the hands plus 5-ace handicap
men, after three games. Lows clever
placement shots won him the first
game at 1915, and after he lost the
second, by $50, tired badly in the
final game, being defeated at 15-5.
Seven players have reached the semi
final round, the Montclair A. c., Heights
Casino and Princeton Club each having
two representatives.
The summary follows:
Third r0und-R. Goepel. Heights Casino scratch.
defeated &. T. Adams. Greenwich Field club q
hands plus acesl. ls-lj l0-lJ. l7-lt: X C.
Stern, Princeton Club q hands plus acesl, de
feated J. o. Low, Heights Casino tminus-5 acesl
l2-l5. l5-l0 l5-5: f. Parker. MontcIsir Ath-
etic Club q hands plus scesl. defeated d. T.
Phelps. Harvard club Il hand plus acesl.
l5-l2. l5-lo: r. J.. T. Riggs Heights Casino q
hsndl, defeated J. Taylor. Princeton Club a hand.
Fourth round-w T. Nils. MontcIair Athletic
Club q hand. defeated =. $. Keller. Columbia
Club scratch. lj-l2. lj-S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-09
Orion Has Not Made
WaV for KraenZIein

George II. orion, athletic coach Of
the University of Pennsylvania, regard
ed il "as dream" yesterday the story,
supposedly eminating from Philadel-
phia, that Alvin Kraenzlein was to be
engaged as coach Of the Red and Black
track squad. The latter is still under
contract to train the German athletes
for the Olympic games, but owing TO
the present war in Europe has been on
leave of absence.
orion is busily engaged arranging
details for the intersch elastic track and
field meet which will be conducted by
the local alumni Of the University OF
Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-09
COLUMBIA FIVE
AN EASY WINNER
Shows Much Speed in Defeating
Brooklyn Poly Basket
ball Team.

Columbia continued its speedy bas-
ketball playing last night, defeating
the Polytechnic Institute five, of
Brooklyn, on the Morningside Heights
floor by the score of 80 to II. The
Brooklyn lads played hard game and
scored more points against the Blue
and White quintet than Rutgers last
week, but the home team was too fast
for the visitors.
A burst Of speed in the second period
brought the Poly five up to within
three points of the Columbia tally, and
the rooters from across the bridge took
hope that the home team would suffer
a reversal of form and lose out in the
closing minutes. But. after allowing
Poly the first three points. the home
team found themselves, and after that
their opponents did not have a chance
to even up the contest.
Calder and Benson played a fast
game for the home team, and AL. Stew
art, the centre on the visiting team,
played the entire game for his team.
OF the seventeen points scored by the
Poly team Stewart scored all put two,
with three goals and the rest on fouls.
The line-up follows: