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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-16
S6nitter Sob.

Dem Coroner tpuroen gsitern eins
gr0bere atBdbl 9ooesfdas genelost,
jebod iii mir in benz soOssfda oss 6
Wonate alien Clarence Nueler,
Sobn DON pbilipp Muellcr, on Der
Wsrf Roao unb gou6inot 2lDe. eine
ltnteriuauns notbpenbis. Der alsins
tpurDe gsittrn Worsen BON ben 81
tern tobt i'm 8stt aufsefunbeH.
Der 65 Sabre alte Sobn Wsper,
bon go. 3571 GOlsrain Qbe., purbe
pon 5amilienmitsliebsrn gsitern
Wlorasn beiinnungsIos in isinsm gsti
lisssnb aufesfunbeu. Der berbeiserl-
FEM. 4r3t Or. priee tonnte nurmebr
ben bereits singstreteuen 9ob feftitsl.
len. Coroner 5Oertmebsr itellte einsn
auf 9er5Idlag lautenbeH 5ootenI9ein
aug.
0ur9 ibre 1p6tsr Gliiabet6 purbs
geitern Worgen bic 60 Sabre alte
SSrau Wldrsaretbe @bner, Ro. 1011
Sobnltrabs, tobt in ibrsr @obnlms
aufgsfunOen. Coroner S5oertmepsr
tOnitatirts sbsnfaas Ssr3fdlag. Die
8eritor6ene mar ieit einer Geibe Don
Sabren in Der @Gi9ersi Oes itd6ti.
i4sn 9oipitals tbdtig.
Sm 9utsn Sdmariter 6ofpital
itdrb aeitern Der 40 Sabre ate &arl
SaOu, Elm llngar, aus Wlibolstonu,
O., tpel6er iid erit tur5e 3eit i'm
ganbe befdnb unb feline iyamilis Dors
lduFfs in llusarn 5uriids.laiien batts.
Sa5u mar ais Giisnbabnur6eiter on
Der penniplpania gabn tbdtig. Gr
ipurbe BEL Der 9trbeit in Der Hde DON
Wioblstopn Don einsn 3uss setroffeil
uno psrlsBt. 9ieien @erlsbungsn lit
Der Mann, pel6er am Wipntag ins
9oIpital gsbraht purbs. erlegen.
Ginem Ssrsi6lad erlaa in ibrer
WObnuua go. 1865 Sit Dritte Strds
Be Die 40 Sabre alte sSrau gbsreiu
S9nlibt. Die Sruu purbe Don 4nge-
b0riaeg fetpubtlos aufsefunbsn unb
tonnte Elm bin8use5osener 9lr5t mur
nod ben Coroner benabriftigen. ipsls
der sinsn auf aneefiibrte 5obesurias
DE laiterben 5obienidsir ausitellte.
- Sasper 6arris. Elm Grunoitiidss
mailer. 55 Sabre alt, BON Ro. 30S
SaSel 2lpenue, Horpoob, besa6 fit
geitern 9lbsno mad bem Granb Gen.
trail 8abnhof, I'M ssrau syrant griin'
nemoun, feline @irtbin, bon bort ab.
5uboIen, fpelche. on einsm gssr6bniB
eines 9ertpanbtsn in elmer dnbereu
Stubt tbeilsenommen bate. 2luf bsm
Were bur6 bic Central 9(penue brad
Sarris Dor benz 5auie glo. 325 gsns
tral 2lpenue pIoblih auiammsn unb
muBte in eineu giIlaroraum aetraesn
tpobin Or. Msdb n.rufsn pur-
be. ipeldher ru- nod ben Sob toniiatis
rem tonnte. Coroner Sosrtmsber lieb
bic 2sifle beg Munnss, hsr einsm
srleaen mar sinsm geerbi=
gunss eSnititut ii6erfiibren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-16

ten ii9 an oem NIT bem aiel naa
Oben liegenben Boot felt, Bis i9nsn
Elm anberes Boot gu 6ilfe fam, aber
Der 5Gnfte, Der ben 8efebl fiibreube
Sffi3ier, mar uno blisb peri9punben.
@tDa 900 Mann befdnben iidb ar
goro Der oQuOacious", o6er BON Dics
len purben nur 280 an 8oro Der
Olympic" gebra9t, pdbreno an Die
400 an 8orb Der an0eren &riegss
f9iffe gei9ufft purben. 9iele Der
RettungsbOQte fI6ren breimdl 5DiIden
Der rQuoacious" uHo Der Olympic"
bin uno ber."
Die Olympic" ging Inn 8 llbr
9l6enbs BEL Cough SpiGp DOR @nte-
unD cine Stunbe ipdter iab man, pie
8eames uno @riffit6s bebaupteten,
pl0blid einen momentanen 9eQen
Seueri6ein an Der Stelle, no bic ,9uz
Oacious" gelsgen bate unO bieiem
5euerf4ein folgte Elm fur6tbarer
Small. Dies mar oas gnbe OeS
&riegsitiffes, benn ss mar DON Der
o2iOerpool" bur9 cine Grploiion gum
Sinfen gebra6t tporoen. Dies ges
i6ab ungeblif, neil Die rQubacious"
berart beIfdoigt mar, oaB lie ni9t re-
parirt iperoen tonnte uno iIe, penn
man lie bGtte i4pimmen laiien, ben
'Shiffspertebr gefdbroet buben ipiiroe.
Die Yafagiere Der nOlpmpic" purs
ben feds Gage lang an 8oro 9ebalteH,
na6bem Der 0ampfer Dor Qnter ge@
ganssu mar uRO iie purOeH idmmtlt9
BON Den Wiarinebeb0roen Oerpfliftet,
ni9ts iibsr bic 8orgGnge, oeren 3eugeH
Il: gelpeien, Oerlauten 8u laIlen, nab
reno Die Wannifaft Des 9ampfers
ii6 eioli6 gum StilliHpeigen per'
pfli6ten mubte.
@iner anberen 8sritOn 3ufolge, Die
elm glei9fnls an 8Oro Der rgtep
Oort" 6efinblider Wlann CAB, puroe
bic ngluoacious" BON ibrer eigenen
WannI6aft auf gefebl bes 9eidDas
bertommanoeurs in Die Guft ges
fprsngt.
srpb Der 9batIo6e, baB Iih 900
Sffisiere unb Ntanniduften On gorb
bes arie9sI6iffs befualccn unb bic
Reitllngsarteiten unter ben grpbten
Sdrieriateiten our6gefiibrt 1purben,
mar mir Der 8erluit ppn arpei WleHz
Ibenleben gu betlagen. Die llmsez
tommenen iino sin llnteroffi3ier, Der
aug einem Der Hsttungs fiel uno
ertranf unb elm &anonier, Der bon eli
mem @iIentbeil qetrOffen puroe, als
man bic n2luoaciuus" sum StnteH
bra9te.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-16
slltOlOIpsreiitmns.

gor sem Sauie go. .92S Ban Sorn
glleD ipuroe beilte Morgen ein ilnse-
fdbr IA Sabre alter SSitnge iinnIos
betrunfen our6 Seu poli3iiten S.Mil.
Ter aiiiaeiluoen uito nad) oeln itdoti-
id,cn Soipital sebradt. Die sIer8te
iteIlten cine idlWere sIlfoboIpergifttng
felt uno lit Der 3uftano beg Sllngen
iebr ernit. Der sfuabe bat blonbe
snnrc nno mar nit cinem eraiten sln-
qua nit gleider aappe, idaDar5en
Stlben uno Gtriinlpfen beflei0et.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-16

Die Sunbe BON 81 e f E II.
= Q(ug 9riiiIel pirD geI6rieben:
SeltIame Spfer bes Sriegsl IS mar
elmer Der eritiit!ernbften Gnblide, bic
uns ouf Der 5abrt iiber bic SdIaat>
felber Bel Meaeln 81 thetl puroer:
osn oem gG6nencen 9iebelfeniter zines
aerihpiIemn 6ouIes idb ein Suno,
Elm Ifparser S6Gferbunp, uno idonz
ts itarr ins @eite. Ni6ts itien ibn
al iutereFieren, mos unten auT Der
Strabe poroine. Seine Serren hdts
ten bus 6ous perlufen, ehe bic Sra.
naten einIdlugen. WabriAeinlth pers
lor bas S6ier auf Der tptrren 5lu1t
bic Spur unb tebrtc oann IN oas
leere sertriimmerte 6aus Suriid. Der
Suno bat piele 2eibeusgenoiien. BON
Sffisieren b6rten mir, oaB bic eande
Gjeoeno pol 1T bon berrenlolen SuHz
ben. Sd6ne RaiIetbiers batter balo
neue txrrsn qsfunoen, bic lie nit
Sorafolt pfle9ten uno bic Spuren oeS
ausoeItanoenen Sungers Don ben ma
oeren Qet6ern peri6pinoen ltebeu.
g(bsr Der prbinaren Softer mplltc iid
tein burdfabrenpes Qluto annebmsn.
sic mphten iih ielbit ibrs Nobrung
Iuden uRb, lpie einem ldnsIt erlolde'
nen unb pieoer erpahIsnben SHItintt
ibres @eihle6ts fpIgenb, rotteten ite
Fit in 9ruppen SuIammen unb aineeH
ouf Seute aus. Sic fielsn Siibner
unb 8Guie, Iooor 3ieotu an. @s nar
niGt ute6r m0alih, tie nit bem ges
ppbnten Sutter pieoer an5uloden.
sic batten 9lut qeledt. lin Die Sc
oenb BON linen su befreien, muBte
fDrmGi6 sSu1b ouf lie gema9t perben.
0as mar bic bette apiung. Senn
pielleidlt bdtten lie auf ibreu Streifes
reien burd bic Shluftfeloer mob
If)limmere Rbrung qefunbeu u(s bic
geippbner Der SiibueritG[fe unb ipdren
BEN beimtebrenben Setpohnern ntht
mea bic onaenehmen 5reunoe genes
ZEN, 5ie iie Dorber iporen.
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Die cine aifs stosiss i'm wertbs

ipie cine aiite 9tOsiss i'm Dertbe
bon So.
- Wabrenb bes ssitrisen Sases
itatteten ginbrefer bem qrno sc.
b1ube an Der 8ierten unb Sbcamors
Strabe einsn Sefud ab rab 'fhlugen
bic glasf6eiben Der 3immer yic !,
ben Wantis Snrbsl, elmer Wanitnri'
fin. DINNER 3, BON Der SdnsibertH
2ouis gromnib bepobnt, 3immsr 4,
Office pon Or. eones, 3immsr 5,
Bureaur6ume Der BUN Bee printing
Office. unb go. 12 nes Sdnsibermeis
tiers $. .. 9ogsIpOl Elm unD ftatteten
ben gdumsn sintn gsfuh ab. Die Gis
gentbiimer ipurDen bena6ri6iist. bod
ionnie nidt feffnsitsllt perben o6
etpas aeftohlen III. Sn bem 3immer
yao. / ipurbe Elm Bell aefunbsn, nit
ipeldlem bic Yurid'en is0enfaus Die
Sdeiben eingsidbidaen haben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-16
Shlappen
Werbsn BEN Huffen burf
bic Seiterrei6er 6eis
n shrc "a

-
2onbOn. 16. Rooem6er. - 2aut
elmer Reuter'i6tn 0epeI6e aus @ien
purbe ON Somtag U&itta9 bic fol-
oenbe amtlite getanntma6ung erlai>
len:
Die 8ertbeibigung BON pr3empil
pirb nit Der glei6en QttiOitGt ges
iiibrt, pie selsgentli6 Der sritsn Be-
lagerung. gei einem 9tusfaQ Ger AM
Samitda all Der RoroIeite Der Sc
flung eema6t rprbeu, ipurb, Der
;Seinb Bis 81 ben !60bsn BEL Rotien::-
mia suriidgepprfen. Die 8srluite auf
0iterreihii4sr Seite parsn iebr sez
ring.
5n ben aarpatben iperben bic Derz
einselnbsu 9lngriffe fsinoliher qbz
tbsilungen obne S6tptsrigteit 5uriid<
aei6lugen.
2t[le 8erilide Der RuIsn auf unbe'
rem Sbeilen bes &ries5I6aupldbes 81
retognosoiren tpurben pereitelt."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-16
9eutiblano
Stnbet Solb bum eeH OGnen
Su belfen.

2onbon, 16. gobember. - Der
Gorrsiponbent oes ,Dailp Gbros
nicle" in &OpsHbagen beri6tet, oaB
infolg. Der QbnGbul. bes glusfubrbanz
bels 9entidlanbs nab StunbinaDien
tiir5lih bic OistontOrate I'M fiinf
9rp3snt 9sfaGen mar. 9euti6luno
bsialob infplasosiieH ben @rport BON
$2,5OO,000 in Sob nat ben itunoiz
nauiiten 2Gnberu 5H geitatten unb
bieIe Summe 1T jsBt in Der Sani.
Iten glatiou1lbant singetrOffen, mas
Sur 5olee bate, bab bic 0istoHtorate
lin Elm pro5ent geitiegen lit.
Garrau5a ma DIT 8or.
i9ldge.
Sta6t Wterifo, 10. gtoobr.
General Gbregou bat am Sonrtag
9l6eno cine 9epeife bon CORDOBA err
balten, in pel6er es beiBt, oaB @ene'
raj Garran3a iid General 8uiterre5
eegeniiber erboteu bat, ieine Sruppen
an General 8on5ales 5u itbergebet
uno nad Sapaua abjureiien, porausb
geiest, oab 9iaa ieine Srllppen eben'
faas an General 8uiterrej iibergiebt
lno aleidiaQs na6 Sapana reiit, no
er e6enio wie Garran5a ni6t ipdter
ais am %. 9topcmber eintrefien ioa.
slm ieIben Gage ioa iid Damn aud,
luie Garrar5a perlangt, Die jest in
s(auas Gauicntes tageuoe aouDen-
ton in Der Sauptltaot Nerifo per-
ian1meln.
Gfeie &onoeution ioa bann gebol,
ten icin, enttpeoer oie Grtpdblilng
G}ititerre8's su beit1tigeu ODER cinen
an6eren probiioriifen 9rd5ioentcn 8iI
erlpdbIen, Der I'M Amt bleiben ioa,
bis bie Rr1iioentenlpabI itnttfinoet.
@enn biz 5im 30. gsppeluber oieie
geoinaungen ni6t erfiillt iino, 10 ipn
Gorransa pieber nas glnit bes rriten
Chefs Der aonItitlrttonaliitcn iiber.
nebmen
General Sbregon bemerfte, baB or
perionlidl bereit ici, iomobl gegen
Gorrnii5a mic aiidl qeeen Gilla 5it
fdmpfen, Inn iie beioe ouber 9alIoes
All iagen uno ben 6rieoen i'm 2anoe
iuieoer ber5uitcllen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-16
ssm Streit perlett.

ssn elmer gaitipirtbidaft an her
Gaftern 2tuenue. gsristb am Gamitag
2lbenb Der 81 Sabre alte gborlsa
pantouit. BON Ro. 1000 aelogg 9tpes
ME, nit einsm unbetanntsn Mann in
Streit, Der in Elm Sanbgsmnge aus
artets. ipp6ei pnncoait cine fbpert
@erlsbrna iiber Rem rsdten 9luss ba.
ppntrua. bic feine llsbsrfiibruns na9
benz iidbtifden arantsnbuus MOTH.
ipenbiq mdGte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-16

beitcbelr. Die oiebiidc Glitter grill
IN Die 5aiden 0es Mannes mo
entipenopte 6arnus ben getrag
Don $40. gorfinan ergriff Die
San6 Der SdnparaeiL I'M iein @elo
5it retten, lporauf oas 5raucn5immer
nit eiiicm 0leiier Dem Mann IN Die
Sono itad). Ter gerlebte mliBte iidl
i'm itdStiidjen Soipital cinen 8erbano
anlegen laiien. 1ie .SdJiuar5e 500 es
Dor ans Dem Snilie 81 peridnpinocn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-16
Mmfgempmnuert
Wurbe Der 9etrteb in b en-
Gbicqooer 8te6 pfsn.

G6icaeosr 8te6bDf len.
gbicagp, Is. ytopember. - Nah
elmer neuntGsigen Nuurontdne, pdb@
renp uelder bic @iebb6fe in alen
i6rsn S6eilen e;ner griinoli6en 0esr
infiairunq unter3Osen poroeu paren,
puroe Gamitag I'm Mitternaat Der
8etrie6 i'm pollen llmfang ipieoer auTa
genommer.
93tnbpieb, s6aaFe unb S4peine
nerben in ben @iebbofen nur 5uar
S6laaten angeuommen peroen uno
apar miifIen alle SenDungen aug St'
itriftsn ftommen, iiber bic teine auaa
rantGne perbdngt porben lit. 5erner
mub bic gefDrberung Der Sbiere in
besinfisirten 8oggons erfolgen, Die
uutertpsos in infi5irten 9egenoen
ni6t angebalten iperpeu burten.
gluBerbem uub alles pcn uuspdrts
fummenoe @ieb innerbdlb bon 80
Stunoen mad ieinem Gintreffsn ges
ih(a6tet perDeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-16
sIls meaelaaerer uer6aitet.

Der priDaipoli5ifi Samss 5omes
perbaftsie am Gube Der Sdnssbriids
ben 38 Sa6rs alien Sames Ran, Of.
ba4los. unb ben 19 Sabre alien Ban
pstDerion aus ct. Jobu, Wafbinss
ton, untsr Der Qlntlas.. ben SGldds
ter Gharlss Sdaefsr, bon go. 40s
Central aDenue, niebsrgefdlassn 5u
baben. g2ah ben qnsaben bes pri.
batpolisiiien baiisn bic 8uriden BON
Sem glnsefaiIensn @elb perlarst unb
bsni.Ibsn nisberssfdlasen, als er ibrs
Jorberung 5uriidpies. geibe NeseIa.
sertr befinbsn ii5 in Safi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-16
gpipnenfurHt.
4Ile 9affagiere no d BEN
Sentiment perben in
2onbon burd iuht.

~ " ' ~ " : ~
2onbon burA in DIT.
aonbon, 16. Vop. Die britii6en
9eb0rbsn nsbmen 3u ben brditiihiten
Ulabreseln ibre 3uiIudt. I'm ss su
Dlrbinbern, baB glaariften iiber mi'
litdrii9e @orsGnge nad Seuti4laHo
geldngen.
Die Characterization Gbdrinq GroB
III fir ben 9ertsbr uad bem europdis
idsn ;seitlanbe asidIoiien poroen unO
alls :3iige nab 8IiiiiHgen, 9ieppe cher
Garis aeben BON nun an bis duf net
teres bon Der Wictuyid Station ab unb
afle pafiasiere psroeH. ebe man ibnen
bic 9lbfahrt gsifat;st. elmer Sorperpiiie
tatiDn untersuoen uno duh ibr 8epdd
ipirb sinsebene unterIudt psroen.
Diefes aeIdisbt I'm bds Our9.
i6mlgaeln BON pldnen, pbotogras
pbisn unb s3eidnunsen an ben 5einb
r,nm5gIih Az MAIDEN.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-16
0NpbItbatisfeits'
cieiei6en bariten eiuen gieiHertrag
BON ctiua $500 erscbea Baben.

Die bret ga5are, ipeIfe pergangene
@ode gum geiten Der aricgsnotbleI.
benoen itattfdnoen, iparen, mic idlon
acmeIbet, in ieber ge5iebung ein Or
iolg. Die Giunabmen nii Dem ct.
s,anIusba5ar betrasen rulo $1,000
imO oii Dem ct. peters6a5ar $1,000.
Ter ct. Sobanncsba5ar ifeint nod
giinitiser aIseeiallen 5u icin, iooaB
man nobl nid)t peit pom 3iel gebt.
ipenn seiast ipirb, oaB Der gdn3e
lleberitnB $4,000 betrlst. Gie sIb.
retjnllng erioIst ieOod crit i'm 2anfe
Der @ohe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-16
9ie @uiien
anaeblid nur nod einsn
Sdgesmarid BON aras
fou sutfer1f

2onbon, 16. ROO. Der "nit1
ipirb aus ct. pstsrsbura 9emeloet:
.Rrdtau eripartet itiinblib bds Gin
treffen Der Ruiisn unb Der aaiier BON
Ssiterreid bat bic Ssltiden bringenb
nm Gntisnbuna rDn 6ilfstruppen err
luht. 9llls Ri9ttpmbattanten hdben
ben sysitunsssiirisl perIaiisH miifsn.
Die Ruifen itsbsu isas sinsn Sagss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-16
@sfaarlidle gleaerin.

Gin fleines Gbcntener bate seitern
sIbcno 2cuis IcrfnaiL bon 30. 630
Meit Court 5trabe, nit elmer gegeriH
jm &auie 0sp. 4O7 George strabe D..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-16

marid, BON &ratau entfernt unb riis
den bonn Often gessn bic Stabt Dor,
no bic 9efeitidungen ni3t 10 ltdrt
iiHb, als nadl 0orben. naa RuBlano
an"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-16
aeusr.

Dur6 aursfalub eutitanb ge.
fern in Der Mobnuns BON o., mid,
go. 1905 alulan Strdbt, Elm Jsuer,
bas nur ssrinSsn saaSsn anri9ists.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-16
.0pfer bes 5ubbaIlipisIs. 3.

Spfer bes 6uBbaIlipisIs 9.
Rep igbton 3d.. is. gtop.
Der II Sabre alte 6reD. Sreecs. Der
.Quartsrbad" bes 5uBboateams Der
gielp Brighton 6Odf9uIe, 1T am
Sonntas ben 9erlebungeu erlegen,
bic er am Samitas gelegentlid zines
Gpiels ieines Sedms NIT bem Seam
Der Rem Wilminston 9oHi4ule baz
ponsetrosen battle. 5rssce trus cine
Gebirneri9iittsruns bapon, ala er nit
sinsm aHosreH GpieIsr t0lliSiris.
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,@irel, SSs labt Dir net g'fau'n!
Wirf cabin ben Mabtrue ann SOpt
= trilt N absr s'stit aus!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-16
RmHcm
g olisn bic turfif9eu & o f.
lsnsruben BEL Sonsul.
bat unbrauh bar se.
mnd,t h1beu.
m a DIT bdben.

apnbpn, 16. RoD. Der Sor'
Respondent Der .MOruins pOit" in
glt6sn mslbsi. oab Die tiirtiIden Sob
lsnsruben BEL SOuguIbai, an idbIi'
den llfer bss Sdiplraen Wleerss, ct
ma $50 WlsiIen 6itli4 Don apnitanti.
nopel esIsssn, burh ods gombarbes
msnt Der Ruhsn unbraudbar ges
maht iporben iino.
.9isiss." fiist Der GOrreiponbeni
binsu, .biirfts fir bic tiirtiIGe Wa'
rins unb bic tiirtiitsn gabnen BON
srnitsn GolseH iein, Sa Si.ie aohlsn'
sruben bic ein5igsn iinO, Die Der 3ir.
lei seb0ren.'
III C0..cras
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OFFER S3O,OOO FOR CARPENTER
 AHEARN FIGHT


 The frenzied bidding for bouts in England seems to have reached a cIi- max in the recent offer of $30,0Oo for a bout between George Carpenter and Young Ahearns the Brooklyn mid dlewetght. Ahearn has grown consid- era.bly heavier since he left these shores after being crushed by Mike Gibbons in five rounds, but that he has improved to any extent is not likely for heavyweight honors or to be worthy of participating in a $30,oo0 purse looks like the pugffistic joke of the century.
 However, ever since Ahearn scored a few minor triumphs in England and France, his stock has been boomed at a great rate. For the past few weeks he was telling how he can beat Car pentier and he has found many to be- lieve him He may even bs right, bur if Carp pentier is as easy as all that it is hard to see where he fits in with Gum boat Smith, whom he tackles on July Is. If Carpentier is attened by Smith he will no longer be an attraction out side of France.
 Evidently the English promoters what to do with.
 The effect of this offer is likely to cause a mad rush for Europe by the few stars who remain in this country Out in St.. Paul Mike Gibbons is stfn clubbing around picking up an occas- fonal $1, 900 purse He can hardly af- ford to ignore the gold mine that has been opened up across the water. Jess Willard has already announced his in tention of going abroad and swarTns of lesser lights are sure to follow,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-26
TANKS AND RED SOx IN
 EVEN BREAK

The New ork High1anders and the Boston Red Sox again broke even in their doubleheader at the Polo Grounds yesterday. The Chance men to 2 and suffered defeat in the late tussle by the score of { to B.
 Manager Chances players had ex- celIent opportunities to capture the second game in both sthe eighth and ninth innings, but their failure to pre- duce a hit at the critical times in these sessions was the reason they were credited with only one portion of the fray instead of two.
 Little Jack Warhop was the pitcher Manager Chance sent against the Sox in the first contest, and he scored his first victory of the year. Jack had fine control Of his underhand ball and was especially senective in the pinches. Caldwell pitched for New York and Johnson for Boston.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-26
BOXING NOTES

On June 27th, at Paris Jack John son. the colored champion, will defend his title for. the hrst time since Je met Jim Flynn at Las Vegas, N. M-, two years ago A Nchampion is sup posed to defend his title at least ev-i cry six months, but Jack has ignored all traditions in that respect. He will meet Frank Moran of Pittsburgh a heavy weight who is considered very promising by many good judges, but by no means at the head of the white heavtes.
 Moran. may be the best of all tEs white hopes, but he has never met them, that is the best of tnem. to prove that such 1s the case. Moran was considered a conner in 1911 when he was in France, but he was taken ill at that time and was left in a weak ened condition. He reealned his health and again started after the top notch CTS and under the careful guidance of clever Dan AlcKetrdck of New York he was very successful.
 It was Danny who brought about the Moran Johnson match in Paris and you can bet a few pennies that Danny will have his say in the argu- ment when it comes to financial mat ters.
 As to the fight atseIf, there Is much speculation. Johnson at his best would no doubt defeat Moran, but will LII ATTnur De near bnG 10TH ne sutSkg4ayGI against Jeffries and Flynn :? He ia no chicken any more and he has not neglected his stomach so that 1t ie only natural to suppose that his con ditfon Is not within % per cent. of what 1t was
 Tn that case Moran, providing he can show anything like high class form for heavy weight, will have a splendid chance to win back the title to the whites. There have been many surprises among the champions the past few months Wd1I there be an- other surprise for the fans June 77th :
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-26
" TED BOY
 SECURED BY
 CONNIE MACK

Harold White. the former Gilbert school twirIer, who struck out 21 men in the Winsted- Hfer1den contest last Saturday, left Wednesday for New York. where he will watch the Boston and New Y ork American league teams perform before reporting to Connie A1ackss Philadelphia Athletics. Owing to his inexperience it is expected that he will De sent to the Tri-States prob ably to either Trenton or Wilmington. for seasoning.
 White is only g years old. and tips the scales at about 16e pounds He was graduated from the GiDbert school in 1912 and immediately joined the Winsted team. He was given a tryout by Jerry ConneIl, of the New Haven team. in the spring Of 1918, but failed to make good. largely because Of his inexperience. He finished the season with wfnsted and went to Lebanon. Pa. to act as boy secretary of the Lebanon '. M. c. A. League Scouts. While pitching for the Lebanon Valley college team this spring he paricipat- ed in 15 games and pitched Il, Of which he won 10.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-26
FREE PASSES
 GIVE CONTEST
 TO BRIDGEPORT
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 You wouldn't believe there were so many free passes in the world as were issued yesterday at Newheld park. Dug Smith. a chubby faced New Britain southpaw, wrote 12 com plinentary tickets to first base and Lefty Gervais handed Transportation to five. That makes a league record come. Just to show that he could go struck out ten of the Bolts.
 Outside of his wildness Gervais twirIed a respectable article of ball The New Britain boys got only six hits and couldn't score until the sew enth Bowman, Stow and Boultes delded well for Bridgeport
 Tn an effort to strengthen his tenn, Owner Scinski of New Britain tried three men Heath a. first baseman sent by Tom Connery. the St. Louis scout, impressed the fans most favor ably. Ross at second, came from New Jersey He looked like a, fair hitter but a poor fielder. Egan, another Jer- sey importation. looked slow. He is not in the same class with Jack Egan of this city, who still remains on the New Britain payroll Mfllsf the old Bridgeport player, was in right field but did nothing else.
 Bowman and Ems did the most time Iy hitting for Bridgeport. The result of the game was never in doubt after the opening inning when Bridgeport made three runs on three passes and Borgman,s double The score:
 N1<axn1 F4,uatxavn
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-26
JOHN MORAN
 FIGHT AT IO:3O.

Jack Johnson will step into the ring with Frank Moran at Paris, France. tomorrow evening to defend the heavy weight, championship of the world also to collect a fine bundle of foreign coin.
 When Johnson ana Moran put up their dsts it will be close to your supper hour According to the pro- gram, the boxers will enter the ring at 1os3O p. m, Par7sian time That means 5:3O D. m, here
 Saturdays bout will be Johnson's first in practically two years and his second In four years On July 4tll. 191Os at Reno, New, Johnson won the title in Is rounds from Jeff1ies On July 4tl. 1912. Johnson whipped Jim Flynn in nine rounds at Las vegas, New. Mexico.