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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-06-04
Government Departments Have No
tees Posted in 10000 Cities and
Towns Telling of Harvest Needs.
FAVOR EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Confident That It Would be Success
in Keeping Nation Informed as to
Places Most in Need of Workmen
BY, Congressman G. H. Tavenne.r

q. -
eminent departments-the Depart
ment of Labor and the Post Office
are to cooperate this year in furnish
ing harvest hands for the wheat and
corn fields of the middle west, and
incidentally provide work for unem-
ployed men in the cities.
Responding to the appeal of the
state labor commiss Toner of Okla
homa, Secretary Wilson, of the De-
partment of Labor, has devised an
employment method which, with the
cooperation of Postmaster General
Burleson is to be put in force at once.
Accordingly it has been arranged
to post notices in 10000 city, town
and village postoffices of the United
States to the effect that harvest
hands are needed in Oklahoma. The
state needs from $4,000 to $4,000
harvest hands. Employment will
last from four to six months, and the
pay will be 50 and $3.50 per day and
upwards. Those willing to take this
work must, however, pay their own
railroad expenses to Oklahoma The
work of distributing laborers with
in the state is being organized, and
full instructions of how to get one
of the jobs are printed on the no
tices in the post offices. s
So certain are the cabinet heads
that the plan will be successful that
Secretary Wilson is asking labor COM
missioners of other states to send
him an estimate of their needs in
farm labor this year. Thus the De-
partment of Labor will undertake to
he huge employment agency for
farm labor -.
A similar purpose is carried in
Representative Victor Murdock's bill
to establish a bureau of employment
in the Department of Labor. The
plan is to set up a permanent bureau
which is to be given power to operate
free labor exchanges at important
commercial and Industrial centers.
This bureau will keep general tab on
labor conditions throughout the Uni
ted States, their bulletins showing
where labor is. scarce and where the
labor market is overfull. The bu-
reau will cooperate with state,
municipal and private employment
agencies.
The house committee on labor has
begun consideration of the Murdoch
bill. ..
Labor Pleased with Trust Bills.
Organized labor has announced
that it is satisfied with the manner
in which the trust bills have been
amended in the house. President
Samuel Gompers has evidently won
his fight for exemption of labor
unions from prosecutions as trusts.
Specific amendments have been ad-
ded to the effect that nothing in the
bills shall be construed as prevent
ing the organization and operation
of labor unions on the ground that
they exist in violation of the Sher-
man Law. The battle will now be
transferred to the senate
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-06-04
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-24

Nun beglnnt man ard) in unieren,
2anbe. inter Dem ginfluiie mn Dem
Druid @n9lnnp's itebenb, @eipenIter
bel bellihtcm Gage 81 icben. Gift
5iea bat Der in Columbia. DO. Dem
SiB Der Staats llniperiitdt Itiiipuri.
%Itaticuiertc Gbef beS itaatlihen Sbiers
ar5ueipeieu5 Die Seripaltuna Ser
Siebb0ie in ct. Soiepb Dor sipei gut
aetleioeten Sremben gepnrni, Die i'm
%erbaht iteben, auf 9ebeimniBuolc
8eiie oas Sieb nit Den Waulz unp
&~lnuenleuhe er5eugenocu ga5illen 81
pcrielden. Ser 9ennnnte Seamte
mil cine biesbe5iglide 8aruln9 bon
Dem Staatstbierar5t bon Tcbrasta err
balten baben, Der l~pubriheinlih burh
einen nidt ulir sutgefleibeten, ionbern
audi bel gutter aIie lid .beiinocuben
G%ngldnber nit Dem 9afterium Der
Spionitis aneeitedt poroen lit. Gem
Die SpiBe bes @eriiftes lit natiirlif
9e9en Seutidlanb gerihtet, benn nIr
oieIes fDnnte elm Snterelle bnran ba>
ben, bdS ameritaniIde Sieb 5u pers
iellhen, bantit mir Die @ngldnner unb
S%ran5oien niht mebr mit Hinbflciid,
periebeu fonnen. Soneit iparen mir
alio ihon %gefommen. bis sur 8eIpens
lterfurht. Noh elm Sfritt meiter.
unb Die Snlulten uno Insrifie auf uns
Seutid : Nmerifaner, perben be-
gi%nnen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-24

Inter Der lleberifriit .3uitGnoe in
Wterlto", gent ole Alls9abe oeS
ugrmn mo 9tupp Sournul" pom Z.
9tou. III GllBerit itrengcr aritif nit
DEM StaatsiefretGr 9ruun ms Sc
ridt uegen ieiner auifGuisen 8leid,-
gilltigfcit bInlittlih Der Sadlaae
lilolif) oes Hio 8ranoc, belonoers
aber III be5ilg alf Ole alogen ilber
Nnsid)reitunaen uro Standardization
gcgcn Die &atbolifen mo Den alcrus.
20 beiBt cs i'll Dem oSournal" I'M.
ter Nuberem:
is miro beballptet, 0aB Ger sc,
tretar Ole allthentiid)en mo beidmore.
men Sarltellungeu iiber ,3uit1noe IN
Wertfo, luorin fiir Ole betreiienoen
Imerltuncr SfuB mo Silie ae.
pilnid)t miro, einiad, nidt oes 0urdr.
leiens miiroigt. gac alaiien bon
Silrgern, pelde ourd, Die perid)ieoe.
men n~nrrlhlgen Eorreien IN Werifo
berallbt uno 9eihdOigt mllroen. baben
beirn Stoutsoepartement alo9e ae.
filbrt, pbne ielbit Ole geringite hSflihe
Sead,tlng 5t %finoen. Serr Sefretdr
Srpan hat einfad) lid, oes bodmiithi.
gen Senebmens befleiBigt. oaB Die
bielige Hegierlng inter tcinerlei Ser.
prlldtllng ltebe, lbre 9iirger in Mcr.
ifo ooer III irgenb einenn anocren
Sonoe 81 belhiisen. Ginselnen Der
Seltmeroefiibrer pilroe IN Dem ioae.
nannten StraBen Slang" beoeutet
Ito forget it,. Wieberholt uno mie.
oerbolt hoben Tertreter Der fatbuli.
lfcn Stride uno anoerer aird)cn Dem
Setretur ibre alagcn iiber iele Nus.
ld)reitungen geaen oen alerllS in
CSortleeun9 auf ser ~. Seite.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-24

ner Prieiter, weld)e ollie perbauut
luorben iinb.
Ter menihlihe 3apata.
Der eiusise Siihof. welher NOD IN
Wegito tuetlt unb weoer i'm 'Wefans=
nik lit md lid perbprsen balten mmk,
lebt int Serriturinm nes Hebellet=
fiibrers Sapata. Semn 3apata hat
ben 6lerus nift perfulst. Seine RE
pollution lit bic pupnidrife in san5
0teSifu. Or beherriht s,pei Staateu
nto ietn 5erritOrium reidt bis MI bic
@oritaote .uon Werieu Gitn.
aeine Yrekireiheit.
Ser Siihof BON Sepic ipuroe 81
ud)t Sabreu 8efGngniBbdft perurtbeilt.
neil iit in ieiner Sio5ele bu9 Srgan
elmer tatboliidcn Nrbeiter LUTON be-
finbet. Sieieo seidah uucr Carr
run5a's Hegimc. Sic 3eitung nurpe
unterpriift rlp ser Siidpf lit immer
nod i'm 8efdusniB. YrcBireibeit in
Mcritp gibt 60 ilberbaupt niht. Gs
sibt feline anpere Yreboraane ais Die
Der H%eeierung; Hebotteure babeu nidt
LANCER mebr cine eigcue Mcimuno.
Ser @ouperneur bon Nllepa Scpn
bat elm Nctret erluiien. lout neldenl
Die Heli9iou untcroriidt miro luup laut
lpeld)em cS Natbulifen inter Nnorpbs
ing bon SobeSitraie perboten iii. Die
Satrdmcnte Der Su6e mo beS Nltares
6u e%mpfnngen.
Snrh @eicBerldB muB aac5 @elO
in Sirtulatipn gebrddt merbcn. mo-
RAM eS prompt cpnfiSSiert miro. Sa5
%plt ml6 Iid) nit entpertbctcm Snz
piergelp 5cgnilaen. Wcritdnlld)e
Santideine baben in San Antonio
cinen @ertb 0 un9efdbr Is Sts.
pro Collar. Sic Seute faufcn bielcS
Eapicrgclp, nm ibre Sdulbcn in
Wcritp 5t b~e8ablcn.
Ser Stant Oucatnu murbc nit elmer
Straf6nbluu9 pon $25,000.0 900 bcimz
geiuht unb bnmit c5 feline @ntidul
oiguns gdbe, nm iid an berielben Dor
beiSubriiden. lplIrbe Gin Npratprium
fiir icd,s Ionate iilr ale unOeret
Shulbeu erfldrt. Sn gang Ieritp
berriht Die reinite Nnarfie."
Us III leiber ipabr. haB Die Sprcr in
China Is niht iflimmer getriebcu
BADEN ais Die cntieelihcn Sorben
&iua'S. bcs Sdiislinas u~nicreS SrGs
iioenten mn StaotSictrctGrs. Ia lid
bic Il. z. Heaieruns nllen 8ciuden
mnb Seihweroeu seseniiber 5icmlih
paiiiu perbielt, hat eS lest bic
Gburf Ggteniiun SpeietD iibcrnum=
men. bic Sunberte mad, |era GrnS aes
tliihteteu Yrieiter' unn Honncn nad,
ben Der. Staaten 5u b%ei6rocrn.
Seren Shifial ,uGre nuh benz Nbsua
Der ameritaniiden 5ruppeu beiieaelt.
llnb fir all Sas III nuiere Resic=
rmns nit uerantuurtlid. Seun ubnc
ibr Gingreiien uare cS aler @abr.
iheinlihfeit madl &uerta s~elunsen,
bas cuniitutionaliftiihe @eiiuocl Su
Eaaren 5n treibeu u:b in bent M.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-24
&~sritijebe ,1Iarinesterlmite

Gn9lano bat bisber IN Seesefehtcr
3,677 Wann on Sobten perloren. mie
Der ,%arine 9oro Gburbin am 10.
Nouember I'M llnterbduie 6ugab, nam :
lib 222 Sffi5ierc uno 3,455 &ann
an Sooten, 81 Sffi5ieren unb 42S
Wann on S%eripmubetcn unb fiinf Sifis
5iere unb ein &anu permiBt.
Sieie Cite, ia9te Der Winiiter.
ihlieBe inoeiieu Die Serluite Der
Narines Sipiiion in Iutiperpen nid,i
elm uno aud niht Die @ermiBten BON
britiihen Stronger p@ooo Scope, Der
an Der Chile aiilte in @runo sebobrt
tpllrnc unb peld)e audi reIp. 1000 unh
S75 Innn betsaeen. - NlIo i'm
@an5cn Gin @erIuit bon etpa $500
@ann.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-24

8uBlano lduft ihlieBlit parauf bins
aus, tpeiien Nerpen 3uerit reiBen. ga
Seiterreioher uno Seutihe i~tdrfere
Nernen beitsen, iperoen tic iie9en. =
Sas gigantiide Hinsen I'M Siten
nimmt ieinen Sortgang, obne bisber
CUR Gnti6eioung 9efiibrt 81 baben.
Sie bislang gemclbeten Sample DIT
lid, Der Waiuriifen Seen, bel Soloau,
Sipno. Wlo8lanet uub arafau mogen
MIR Die Ginleituns gu elmer S6laht
auf Der gan6en 2inie bilben. Seuti6e
bulletins eripdbnen Sample norolid,
bon 2oo5, ipdbreno Die Seiterreid]er
bon aratau aus Die Sffenpe ersriffen
bdben. @egen beibe Sliigel uno bas
Centrum Der Hunen ridten lid Die
f%raftbollel; GorltDBe Der @erbiinoeten.
WfaIor W orab t 3olt imr Der
liner Sageblatt" ben D iterrci d. il
Iheu &rmeen ople Nnerfene
nlng. Sic buben burh ibren 8or@
itoB bon arafau aus itarte ruliiihe
Solonneu aui lid abgelentt uno lire
Setahierlng gegen Die Seutihen I'M
Norpen p%erbinoert. Sn bieier aufz
opferun9Spollen @eiie bnben Die Butt
oessenoiien ben Seutihcn in bic
Sdnbe seipielt uno NIT s~etpiiienbafter
8relle ibre eieenen Sonoerintereilen
benen Der allsemeinen Gumpague
nnter9eorbnet.
Fl. Houembcr.-Seet piiieu mir
ipeuigItens. ipober Der &inD lpebt.
Srei ooQe Gage lang bat Marine
iefretdr SanielS Die Sbatiadle pers
beimliht, oaB &apitdn 9eder bonn
Stronger .Senneiiee" bereits III ieiner
eriter 9epeife BON 10. Hopember Die
@rtldrune abigail, bas S6ieBen Der
tiirfiiden Sorts I'M Safen o Smprna
ami Die Yinaiie bes ameritaniideu
8ren5erS babe yfeineu teiuoieligen
gift" barsencllt. Allem auihein mad,
ipoatc uniere Suuoesregierumg ben
Anid,ein erlpeden, ais Oh Elm ertiitef
3tpiiGenfal purldse. SaB Die @esens
partei babel elm beutiter Sunbesses
noiie mar, puBte ben Serren Brian
unb Saniels san5 por5iialih IN ben
aram. Sic ameritaniife NeutralitGt
liebduselt ndmlih tart nit Ben
Iqiierten. - rNihtS, HeueS Dor
Yaris." @erobe pie tS70-71.
beiBt es aud, IN oieiem &rie9e bdufia
itereotnp, bo6 nid1ts Neues an Der
N,,, ,E S.. 20 ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-24
Yom &riegs -@6eater.

Die arcsslase Den Scnti9en unb Senerreihern sannis. = Sibeu Miaos
men at Der Shfrpnt i'm &f: bier Wtiaionen 3uHen, brei Wiaios
men Semtihe mn Seherreiher. = Der sruse Sies os General
Sberfen y. Stnoenbnrg in Yulen. - Die HmKen in elmer Ibleu hrate=
stiden Gage. - srobhem last Eetrunumm lmnts brani los. = Sn
SiunSern MAIDEN Die Senfhen aud 5urtidrtte, mo- 5ranspien 10000
Wfann perlpren, Sn nn Argpnnem baben tie aud beoeutenbe Or
fnlge SIT per5eidnen. - 8erpun unn 5unl INNER enser einseihluKen.
Sr Sa niro bas S6idial Der trans6Iiheu armee beTeseln. -
&at GnslanS's Shifialsitmuoe seihlasen. Sn sab=Afrta, in
Negppten in lie 1T Der Slemme. Snbien lit bnrh 4isbanitam
itmer benrobt. Sr Wanlbeloeutbum lit aber NOD srps. = Die
brttfdeu Mtltnnen- anf benz Eapter. - Sn Seufhlann labt man
hber bic Irablcrcten. Die sIrei sruetf lid Ruaano uo Gnslano
gegcniber ais forminabler 8egner. Der Sfuf int Safen ppn
SmDrna. SHrtei mar in ibrem suten Reht unb @arnunssidue gut
acmein. = Sasen Hbcr belstihe @unsersnotb. 9cmtihc Miitar=
beb6rhen redBeitis pprseiorst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-24
mn Die bSue often 1T.

Ste tbieriihcn Sbatem Der Garransa
Sila =Gliame in Megitu. = Moro,
Shanbung, Haub, S%olteramalen muh
Gerbannnns Sum Shabeu Der Ntit-
slieber Der fatbOliihen Stride. -
Or. &eiiep ut nit elmer NsaKe BE-
iueismaterial mad Chicago 5uriid
sefebrt. - Was benfit Sn bier
pom, lieber 9eier!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-24

sliiflihen 9anbe Srbnuns 81 ihaiien.
Sat iibrisens Der seneiste 9eier in
irseto einem Der SlGtter, bic lid iiber
Die nnscblidJen atrocities" Der Scut=
iden III Selsien 10 aewaltig eutriiite=
ten, eiu @prt oes Nbif,ens gelcieit
iiber Die wirfliden Shanptbateu in
Werifu 2!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-24
Aus Der Gmieem 5taSt.

GuSgflita Oes 81. Taters. = Der
Gapit riftet al Siiriten NIB g5ifer
bic Wtabnuns sum 5rieben. =
Iuffaaenbe italieniide ~2lms5eif,.
ming. - Yerbdltnis 5fpiiden Iapit
mn Safer. = Giue fatbultidc Uni.
ueriitGt in Auitralieu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-24
WaTbimatuner Rnrpfmf dJer
mmn Mrxika.

Sas pNrmg anS Naun Suurnal"
riift Srpam iueaen ieiner Stelmna
5mr Werifo- Srase anf ben Eels.-
llniere 40 Gungrefpertreter" in,
terpellteren-n.i.t. - ,Turaet it"
wiro Den IL Wiliunen 9atbulifen
Scs Sanoes in @aibinston Snscrn.
Ien.-ErGiiSent @ilium feblt cs an
Ynltano ?-llniere Sd)aisgeoulS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-11-24

Die Seutihen brahten bic Maui NH
&lanenieufe ms 9aub. - go mirb
crflart. - yNuf Elm Shritt mel
ter, iast ,Amerifa" ,uno bic Nu=
sriffe auf ms 5eutih gmeritaner
,uerbeu besinuen".
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6ortieeums aui Der 10. Seite1
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(Sortiesuns auf Ser II. Seitc. J
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Ser uerbdltuiBmdBig nod iunge
Srdiibeut Der tutboliihcn llniperiitdt
Stalicu' $. @raf Della Sorrc. erbielt
bonn 9pnig bns Sefret zines 9ommanz
oeurs bes italieniiden &ronproens.
Sie Ius6eihnung pirb III Den Sldts
tern uiel btiprpden unb uls eiu
giiuiti9es 3cihen fur Die IusiDbnung
ocs sol. Stublcs nit Der italieniiheu
8egieruug nn9eieben.-(4. -
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(Sprtieeuus aui ser ~. Seitc.)
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ner Yrieiter. peld)e Nue perbnunt
lporben iinb.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-11
Ruling AS Viewed
BY Baseball Men.

CHICAGO, April 10.-That no club
is entitled to hold a player over a
second year man, the time honored
clause of organized baseball, was the
Interpretation placed on the ruling
at Grand Rapids, Mich, of Judge
Sessions in declaring the reserve
clause invalid, by local baseball men.
Leaders of organized baseball en-
deayored to provide a new contract
this season which would reserve a
player for one year and which would
withstand a court test This new
contract provides payment to play
err of d portion of his salary for one
season and the other portion for
agreeing TO sign contract the fol-
lowing year
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-11

al first Courtney beat out a slow
bounding hit to Etird that Jennina :
! could not handle in time Williams
singled 20 left Eeefe singled to cen
I ter. scoring Courtney Mcmillan sin
sled to center and Williams tailed.
! 8rccn Med to Flanagan and both rum
ners advanced after the catch. Bar
row singled over second. scoring Nc
MILAN and Keefe Barrow went on.
stcalA Reynolds to Mcconnell.
FOUR RUNS. FIVE HITS.
Akers Went TO the mound fo~
Rochester long, the nrst man to
face him, famed Eibel singled De st
second. Flanagan hit into double
play. Breen TO Mcmillan to Courtney.
NO RUNS. ONE HIT
EIGHTH INNING.
Puce was sent to the hurting Mill
| for Atlanta Priest famed schultz
singled to center Smith out Uoi-
land 20 Eibel Courtney famed. 40
RUNS ONE HIT.
Holland grounded out. Mcmillan g.
Courtney Reynolds singled over the
slab. On a wild pitch Reynolds took
second Price was called out on
strikes. Mcconnell lined out a home
run to deep center neld scoring Rey-
uolds ahead OF him jennings walk
ed Jennings out trying to seeal sec
ond Williams to Mcmillan TWO
RUNS. TWO HITS.
NINTH INNING.
Mcconnell threw out Williams.
McMurry hatted for Akers and walk.
ed Mcmillan nied TO Flanaean.
Brecu fouled to Eibel NO RUNS.
No HITS
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-11
COURT HITS
RESERVE
CLAUSE:

GRAND RAPIDS MICH, April 10.
Federal Judge Sessions in a decision
to day denied the petition of the Chi
cago club of the Federal League ask
ing for an injunction restraining Will
liam Killifer from playing with any
club but the Chicago Federals.
Killifer therefore win play with The
Phillies this season.
Judge Sessions in his decision in
validated the famous reserve clause.
While the Federals lost the case on
the grounds that they came into court
without clean hands" and were
therefore not entitled to an injunc-
ton they gained a big victory be-
cause the reserve clause is declared
enforceable, leaving the players
in both National and American
Leagues free to sign with whomever
they choose after their playing con-
tracts expire this year.
Attorney Stuart b. Knappen, of
Grand Rapids, of counsel for the
plaintiff, stated that according to his
belief the case would be appealed to
the United States Court of Appeals a
Cincinnati.
Attorney Knappen said the Fed
erals might sue Killifer for alleged
breach of contract
Judge Sessions hsyed both the
Chicago Federal League team and
Killifer in his decision, declaring that
the Federals ought not to have come
into court under the circumstances,
and scored Killifer for making the
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-11
Peacock and
Tech High Play Tie

Peacock Fleet and Tech High
played great ten-inning tie, to D.
yesterday afternoon at Piedmont
Park.
Murphy for Peacock twirled a great
game, allowing only three hits to be
made by the hard hitting Tech High
bunch, and caused eight men to fail
before his benders.
Parks gave up nine hits. but man
aged to keep these scattered.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-11
CRACKERS WIN HOT SUGGEST FROM BRONCHOS, TOO
Bv o. b Keeler.

PONCE DE LEON. April TO- The
hackers continued their terrific hit
ting streak against Keefe and Akers
the unfortunate Rochester pitchers
in to-da&s game, ripping off fifteen
hits for total of nine runs. while
the Bronchos, who did some hitting
themselves. got ten hits and six runs
an but one hit being made Off Gthrd
Gn Price pitched the last two in
uings for the Crackers.
FIRST INNING.
Mcmillan was set down on strikes
Mc onnell scooped Brecns fas;
srounder and threw him out at nrs.
Barrow whitfield. NO RUNS. NO
HITS
Mcconnell hit a fast one for a sin
Gle 10 right Morley Jennings sacri-
feed. Keith to Courtney. Welchonce
grounded to Courtney and when
Keith dropped Courtney's row Har-
rv was safe. while Mcconnell tailed.
Long followed with single to center
and WelchonCe stopped at second
Elbel kept mp the onslaught by
smashing a single to right and Wei
chonce registered Eibel stole secoad
Flanagan went out, Breen to Court
ney, Long scoring Holland sent a
slow grounder between first and Sec
ond and beat it out. Eibel scoring o.
the hit REYNOLDS poled a triple down
the left held foul line and Holland
romped over the counting station.
Fhrd was called out on strikes. FIVE
RUNS. FIVE HITS.
SECOND INNING.
Priest hoisted a tan fly to Long.
Jennings made a circus catch OF
schultz line drive Smith lined 10
Welcomed No RUNS, No HITS.
Mcconnell died Breen to Courtney.
B3rrows made a beautiful running
catch of ennings' line drive 10 cen
ter Welchonce went out, Keith 20
Courtney NO RUNS NO HITS.
THIRD INNING.
HOLLAND and Eibel disposed 81
Courtney Williams sent a one-timer
a. center Keith was easy for Nc
conucn and Eibel Jennings sind Ri
bel took care OF Nc MILAN NO RUNS.
ONE HIT
Long did the Casey act Breeu
grabbed Eibel's grass-cutter ahl
heaved him out to Courtney. Flana-
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Georgia Triumphs
Over Michigan, 7-2

ATHENS, GA April 1O.-With Cap
tain George Sissler playing left field for
Michigan, the Wolverines were easy
for the Georgia nine, the locals win
ming to g.
Coach Beans team played errorless
ball and connected when hits meant
runs. while the visitors were unable to
solve Corleys benders at opportune
moments, failing to get more than one
hit in any inning
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President Wilson to
Pitch First Ball

WASHINGTON, April 1O.-Presi-
dent Wilson, who is an enthusiastic
fan, to-day promised to pitchs the
first ball at the opening game of the
season on April IA. The Presidential
box will be draped in flags for the oc-
casion. The game will be between
the Red SoX and the Nationals. Pres
ident Minor. of the National baseball
club presented the President with a
pass book, No. 1, which entities him
to 2ttend all the games.
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Cleveland Maps Lose
To Indians, 6 to 4

COLUMBUS, OHIO April 1O.-De-
spite the frigid weather Yesterday the
Maps and Indians played a game All
Indianapolis, a s to victory for the
boosters, Games will be played at Co
lumbus and Cleveland
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NEW YORK. April lO-All the UNI
pres OF the National League will as.
semble here on Sunday for a confer
ence with President Tener The um-
pires are Bob EmSlie. Charles Rigler
Bill Klein Al Orth, Nal Eason, h. c.
Qulgley Bill Byron, Harry Johnson and
Bill Hart
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w ~ " tNlNltN1s
Breen singled sharply TO center.
Barrow doubled down the right field
foul line Breen going TO third, Prizes.
smashed single 10 center scoring
Breen and Barrow Schultz out. Irn
nings to Eibel Priest stole second.
Smith fouled out to Eibel Courtney
hit one i'm front OF the plate and wa s
out Edrd TO Eibel TWO RUNS.
TWO HITS
TECH
Harry Holland singled to lcft. Rey B
nolds HIT "a high hy to left-cente Ter
that ZEN safe, Holland racing to third,
while Reynolds stopped at first E1rd
hit 20 schultz, who threw Holland
out at the plate To Williams. sAIc-
Connect singled 20 center Jennings
Smashed single to right and Rey
nolds Tailed WelChonCe singled to
right scoring Ehrd, while Mcconnell
was caught al the plate. Priest to
Williams Long hit to Mcmillan and
Welchonce was forced at second, Nc
MILAN 70 Breen, TWO RUNS. FIVE
HITS
FIFTH INNING
Williams ballooned To Welchonce.
keefe famed Mcmillan lofted to
Long, NO RUNS. NO HITS.
Eibel went out, keefe to Courtney.
Flanagan doubled to right center
Holland hit to schultz and Flanagan
was caught between second and third.
but reached third i'm safety when
schultz fen In fielding the BAH. Rey
nolds hit into double play, McMu-
Ian 10 Breen TO Courtney. no RUNS
ONE HIT
SIXTH INNING.
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.0T o I U U D j
"McMurray batted for Akers in ninth inning
SUMMARY
Double plays-McMlan to Breen Courtney; Breen t.
Mcmillan to Courtney.
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FOURTH INNING.

HITS
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contract if he thought himself under
obligations to the Philadelphia team.
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batterIes-Fate and MarshaII; Ed :
son and Braun. Umpires, Collins and
Moran.
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BASEBALL
SOUTH ATLANTIC.

At Savannah