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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-08

feiner Resierung ansetpisien tporOen
fei, iibernu betannt 81 MAIDEN, oaB
oitsrrei6iId ungdrif6e llntert9anen.
bic nit Der 9eriteGung bon 8affen
unb Ufunition fir bic Geinoe ibres
8dterlanbss bei6dftist iinO, aepdrtis
gen, por ein ariegsaerift ge'tellt 5u
luerben, ipenn lie in ibre 9eimatb sus
riidtebren folten. Serr 9umba ertlart,
baB es bic pfli6t zines goti4ufters
fei, feline GanDsleute gu DeranldIIen,
lire gflint gu t9un.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-08
prpfeiiiDnelle Serrdtberss
9 on Der 9oli3eitn ut ben
perbdftet

D TT y u u.
2tt6 en- 7. Ssptem6sr. Die Der
9.rbaftuna Don alpei Wdnneru uno
elmer frau. bic 6ei6uloiat iiub. De-
peI6en, bic BON oen&riegfiibrenOen ali
beibsn eSiten al ben aonia aOHitans
tin uuo oil ben qriedii6en General
tab QeItlidt lpuroen. an bic gegneri@
f6en gartsisn Oeri6a6ett. gu baben,
bot bier cine rtsiioe SsnIatipn Oerurs
Ioht.
Die Genfur aeitattet nidt. baB o;:
ooQen girBelbeitsu Der inTamen
Sanbluro bepunt perben. ss 1T aber
feitaeitellt ip0bsu. 6aR beuti6e uno
oiterrei6ifhe Depei6en. bic an ben
SoniQ uno ben 9ener1litdb gerIttet
parsn. nab 8uBIanb asi6idt ipuroer.
Gg Iplen dtsr au9 piele 0epeinsn
POM britiifen Mliniiterium oermlBi
perben.
Die 9erbaftsten iollen Elm re9uldrss
9eI6dft bdraus uemudt hdben. Sn'
formltionen. bic Tie i'm Stanoe ma
rsn au erIauosn. in unpdTteiii3er Weis
fe ON bsiOe Seiten Su pertdufen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-08
|. oeniiaenben grunb Derfentt lpOrben

re seniisenben grunb Oerfentt iporben
lit, unb lie ipoIlen rti4t gldubsn, bab
bic Ssipsrian BON einem nnteriseboot
3eritori iporben III. Bis oies in un3tpeis
fslbafter Weiie beipiefeu porben 1T.
Sie lpollen ferner ipiiien, OBJ Das S9ifi
geparnt ipurbe ober gu snttommen oers
iu9te. 2lu6 bic 8ebauptung 6es aons
iuls 5roit. bab ein srobss 9ei4iiB uai
bsm 9erbed moutirt mar, tuiro einses
benb unteriu9t iperoeu
Gs ipurbs DON autoritdtiosr Deiie
ertlGrt, bab bic amerituniI6e Rsgiss
runs INNER nod bofft, Oub Die gar
&c llnteriee6oot &ngelsgsnbeit nit
Deuti6lanb in bsfrieoigsuber Beiis erz
leoig. iperben tpirb.
SGnbon s. Septelrlber. Ger
uncrifauiidc aoiriHI III Gueenstorn
III, iuic Die 9ailp DtoiI bcbaIptet, be-
nnGridtigt iucrben, OaB ein WaruI
Ranens g9olif II sGSobre nlt, III gteu
9erien seboren, bel benz llutergang
Der &eiperian untS SebeH getonlnVell
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-08
2lmItralier iilbren iib in
llesDpten amf ipie SSilbe.
" JIIen mad @erIin IN D
i'd niht nit ocn ! Eur'
fenherumit d oaen.

~ u u u W = :"
i'd niHt nit 0cn ! ur'
fen serum d. agen.
Berlin, (iiber SappiQc, &. 81
7. Septsm6er. Der ngieupe Gouz
-out" in Jfotteroam per0ifentIidt ci.
neu griei aus Cairo, Der rett ilttercI'
iante GntbiiQun9cr iiber ous Sreiben
ser Qllitraliiden lrtppeu in 9Icgpp-
ten bringt.
g@ie Der aorrcipon0eut Oes Slot'
tes itrcibt. iiuO Die 9hlitraIier lull-
tbu;o barber, Sni lie niAt nab
5runfreib seidNct iurroen ionoern
gcqcn oic Gilrten fimpieu iollcn. SIl
crfIdreu, oab ilncu ein Spo3ier0ang
mad Berlin ncriprod)en mor0en lei
lu0 bcitcbcn 0araitL oaB oieie5 Der
iprehcn gebaIteu pcroc.
Die 4uftralisr limb trdftige, tapfere
Burden, a6er oollitGnoig ois5ipliHIos.
Dor ibrn SffiJiersu baben lie niat
ben seringiten Reipett uno iie ariiben
oieislben ME. Gum Grer5ieren limb lie
ni6t 5u belpegen. Meiitens treiben iie
iib iatpsr betrunten in Den SpeIuns
Ten bsrum unb iie pliiueetn bic Subut.
uno SupeIenIdbsn. Bon Der cingebore.
ren poIiSei perbeu ibrem 5reibsu lei.
ne SdraHten geisBt, Da bic SduBs
ronnI6aft ben 9efebI bat, ieosn aOHa
flitt nit ben MilitGrbebDroeu gu per'
meiben.
DIS bic gluitraIier ben Befebl srbieI.
ten, Ii6 nab anufdrta uuf 8dlipolt
stn5uTdiffen mudten iie i6rsr Butf
cubur9 2uFt, baB lie i'm bsriiatister
Yiertel bon Cairo gu pliinOsrn began
nen uno mebrere Sdufer in Srunt
ieBten.
9espub BON isirsn Se9'
Htrn geebrt.
geIfort, Grantrei4, Z. Sept
Gin osati9er aIeropIan ert4isa an
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-08
Mmerifaniihe Smpurteure
Werben borausit6tli3
ibre in 9eutidlanb
uHo Oeferreia ses
tauiten Waareu
erhdIten.

mai bington, .. g., 7. Sept.
Der goti3aftsr pase BAT ipdbrenb pes
1asss bic Resierung benadri6tist,
baB England jebt bereit 1T. infOrmeqs
9orIdldse fsitens bes Stlotsospartss
msuts nit ge3ug auf bus JrsissbeH
Don Waaren beutI9er unb 6itsrreiai.
i6er Gd6riiatiOn, bic gis.nt6um DON
ameritanern iino, entsssen3uns5msH
= Waaren. bic jnfolae bes GrIafes
bss britifden 9e5eimratbs ni6t DON
nsairaIen 9GieR aus peri6idt psrO.n
tonnten.
Rad Dem Ginty.ffen Der 9speits
fano cine &onfet.R5 spif6en 9srrr
5lammius. pom StaatsSepartsmsnt,
bem 9dHDslsattaae Der britii6en Bot
i4aft, Sir Ritaro @ratpfprS uuo Z.
Q. Sbarretts, BEN antpdIt ses ame.
ri.uHiibenSmpOrtsts aHociatiOn itatt,
porauf ansetiiHoigt purbs, Oab bic
ein5eI5eiten bss gldnss IN ben HGt
fen orsi coer bier Ias.u aussearbsi;t.
Deroen ipiirSeH.
sSit RotterOam allein befinSen ii6
@aarer i'm g9eri5e BON SIG, 600.
900 umo man erlplrtet, oab arnnga.
ments getroffer perben, bic es er.
m0gIiter, iliht NIT bieie SertOlmgeu
lrei5uee6en, ionoern aib ale an0ereu
oeuiiden ilno anerifGniid,eu @ldrcH,
fiir eercu ge3abI!ug Die nmeritani.
id)cn SSanporte,ue ocrart1uortIid iinO.
Die Smporteure miiiien nlr BEN gc.
peis Snfiir einbrIngen, oaB lie Die
8aarcn Dor Dem ,srieg beitellten liro
iiir ibre 9e3GbIimJ perpfliGtet inc
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-08
qokal.Dfridt
praftiid ausprobirt.
Gas tclepbuaisrapbii6s 6ensralarn''
initem beiuabrt iid aniS Bette.

e,lsaentlih Der IeusrlOfhpsien'
glusiisauHe in Der WsuiiibaIe lpurbt IN
DisIsn SpalisH auf cine Grfinouns
b,s S,rrn Gecrss 9. Rattermann pon
girminabam, 2lla., biuasipisi.u, BE
Gin. 0erbeifsrung bes 6eusrme!ee'
IpIisms iii. Srr Rnttsrmann. Der
sis grfinbung nit isinem Gompasnon
WaItsr 80. @arriipn eemdtt bat,
nenut iis bas tsl.pbOnigrapbiI4 biI4sJsusrs
olarmfpiitm, benn bic Geuermeloung
osI&iebt bier niht bur4 eIsitril4su
Glpdsnanidlas, fonbern iis ipirb Der
I.u.rpsbr bur4 bas 5eIPhon ibsr'
miii,It. sefpro4sn.
Die GrfiHbung iuuroe geitern tn Der
Cfiice Der GeliiheH 0esenisitissn
gI,rii6eruNes Gsfeldafi an her3ipDlf'
ten urb @a!nut Strcbs praiiii4 auss
profit unb ,fpar in Gseenipart Der
;reusrmarJ6das Gaipar Stri.f uno
.. 8. Syiidsr ns6ii msbrersn Serren
BON ben UNDERWRITERS uno anbsrer ers
ttrten gs warsn nod Sug.gsn Geo.
M. Glebslanb, graiibent bss Jire pre-
ptntion gursau; u. o. Sauorod,
Gbsfinp.ttor ttr 9elspbou Geiea'
fbaft; q. o. Sturbsudnt. Der fab.
.iids SnIpetipr fir Gleitri5itdt; q. y.
DUR, Der iunsirsnbe glrbeitsbireitor;
gouI Wlaion, gieoaiteur Der Sire
g,srissiipn-; isrner bic SerrenG ~
asubbsrt S0bp q. aafaA aOt A
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-08

Montag 2lbenO, Tebr bod flieaeno iiber
Gbaremss, einem eliGIIif9en Oorfs an
Der alien 9ren3e. Der 4DiatIter lteB
eiuen &ran5 fallen, oefien gano bic
Sni9rift trug:
.Yeaoub aelptbmet. Der ben 6eIoeHS
tobt itarb, bon ietnem 9egner."
Der betannte fran50iii4e 4OtatItst
Qbolp6s 9eqoub puroe tiir5li4, als sr
einen Retognos3irungsfIu8 mu4te, i'll
Der yidbe Don Yetite Grotr DON einem
oeutIaen 2lOiatiter, ben er dngegritfen
Bate, getObtet.
Bit6roS 9icnroS BON Gar.
ron5aGruppenbeieBt.
Gcgle @aB, IeraS, 7. Septbr.
Eieoro5 gfcQras, bic merttaniId)e
Stoo., Gle eagle NuB scgcnilberlieBt,
,pur0c am Iicuitag 9tafnIttag pon
1900 Mnnn Garrnu3a Gritppcn De-
lest. Die @iIlu Erllppcu 5ogen oorbcr
Oh mn iliihteten iid in Die benadr
barten 8crge.
Sic beIGiife aiiite b . III.
6ar6irt.
Gilnfirfen :. Septenber
Gin britiithcS (Scidpuaber hat ON
Iierftag Worgen ale ieinoIid)en go
rtioucn au Der Suite bis naf Sltenoe
sonlhQroirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-08
amrs mad ber 1ebnrt
Sft elm 504ter6en bes
grin5en u b l6ert pom
Yreuben &c t 0 r b E Il.

preubengeitOrbsn.
Qonoon, 7. Sept. prIn3ellln
Q(oalbert Don prsuben, bic Satin Oss
britten Sobnes bes aaiisrs, ipurOe
an Samitag DON elmer Prin5eiiin ents
bunoen, bic jsOo6 tur5s 3eit na6 Der
Ge6urt itarb. 0as gefiltben Der prin
3eTfin 1T pie ss beiBt 3ufrieDenitelsno
Bring 2tbalbert unb prin5ellln
Qoslaioe Don Sa4isnsMsiningen Der
md6ltsn ii8 am 26. auguit 1914.
Gina pier Dofen ipGtsr bieb Is, oaB
Der Bring in ben Sdmpfen I'M Brill
Iel gefaLen lei. uber Oieies Gerii4t
srtpisg ii6 ipdtsr aIs unbsgriinOst. 5m
Uldr3 bieIes 5abres tpurss Der Bring
gum GapitGn in Der gtarine uno gum
Ulajor in Der 4rme 6sf6roert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-08
glcpublifaniidles qieSesieit.

Cine grobe republitaniihe WaiIen.
bsrfdmmlung, bic eriie in bieier aams
payne, finbet am Samitdg, II. Ssps
ism6er, untsr ben Qufpijien bes re-
pu6litaniIhen alu6s bon Rorb Gin
cinnati in gbeitsr part itatt Grs
Ssnator J. 3. gorater pirb Der
Sauptrebner iein Ri6tsr 2usbers
ipirb als @oriibsr fungieren unb Col.
Sulius 5leii6manu als nOfficer Of
TIE SaD". Sdmmtlide republitanis
i6e alubs BON Samilton So. peroen
an Der 9emonitraiion' tbsilnebmen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-08

Rem gott. 7. September. 2tus
Qetommen: .Qtbinai" Don Ytrdus.
9lboeq.: .Noor9am" na6 Rptte-s
Dam
@ibrQItar. 9aiitrt: uSued
Geoli glbruaai" nab ytep DIRT
6anQel. Qlngetommen: ngaa'
rita" BON y(ep Vort.
sgop. glnaet.: .2ustdrIa"
ppn Reu g)ort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-08
Mnfdue.

- Sam Gilman. Don go. T12 9aus
rel Strabs, fiel esit.rn Rafmittas an
Der Ode Der Ddibiuston unb ROdbals
glDsnue BON isinsm Wassn uno irus 70
i4pre 8srisBunssn am rs6ten gein
oapon, bab er Hd1 benz itdbiiften
9oipital asbradt lpsrbsn mubts.
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Die britte0 Cob unoSonb'
Zenbnng BON Spnbon
8 al einen Wertb BON 6ei'
nnht S8O.OOO-OOO.

na6s $80,0O000O.
gortIGnb, Wlains, 7. Sept.
Der Wert6 beg GolOss unb Der Ses
turitdten, bic an Utontag Don bsm
fdnslen areu5sr sar5pIe" ndh 6alis
jar ge6rd6t ipurben. uno bic ii4 ieBt
nad Rem gort unterDegs bsfinoen,
Inn ben &r.bit GngIanos in BEN Der.
Stuaten gu trdftisen, betrdgt bsina4c
$80.0O0,000.
0ds 9olo beitebt aug 11,650,000
enolii6sn Sopereigns i'm Dertbe pou
$58, 10000 unb $7850.000 in dmss
ritaniitem G.lb. Die Bombs BADEN
sinsn Bertb bon 100000.
Sebe Der beioen erit,u Ssnbungen,
bic Don 2onbon eintrafen, bate einen
Wertb Don unaef1br $5O0OO,0OO.
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BEN Oelega!en aus alien 9beflen ks
&anbes ertpartet unb aus bsm Weis
nungsaustaufd biirfte fir bic geidm.
pfuna bes Rau4iibels pisl Gues er,
iprieben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-08
Dies Mmb 9aS.

- Die idbrIide Gsr,raIDeridmm'
lung Der Snternational aHociotion 10.
tx g)rspsniion Of Smoie nimmt beut.
i'm Sotel Sinton tbren 4nfans unn
buaTgt BIB iu.laNps Gssisaa % rfr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-08

uno bic 5els= 9faptba gSeiie = 5niammelr -
merben Sbre @di6e l6neaer unb beiier lpaa
i6en, als iie nit irgenb einer anOeren Seife
gepai6en perben fann oDer in irgenOeiner
allDeren gSeile.
sSelszNaptba beieitigt ali Oas
itarfe 9tetben.
esrabs 10 unnberbur far aac Saas9aluHss geinigung
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-08
3entibe SuftibiHe
gPadlen nieSer einen 9lnsriff ari bic
Sittniic GnglanOs.
Ois 9robe oes dn9srt6te'
ten g 6abeus d Mot
betdunt.

betaunt.
Qoubon, 8. September. 6einSs
liae quiti6iffe bassu am 9ienitas
@lbsnb Der Offtiifte DON GngIano piss
Der einen gsiu6 abgeitattst. Die oas
rauf ge,ua babenOe Offi8ieIIe Gntiir>
oiguuQ lautet ipisfolgt
uFsinoIite 2uftiaifie iudtsn IL
tr 9isuitaa yta6t lpisOsr bic Sittiit:
gnalaros 6eim, gOmbeni6Ieuoernn,
IS 1T 6e.aunt. Oab mebrers 6eu!r
rsrurIa6t uno cine gtHSdbI aeute aes
t3o!st purbeu. GinSsIheitsn iino u6sr
nod ni6t bstannt. Die qrsiie fpiro
por ben nlhsren umitGnosn bsnats
ri6tiat tpsrSsn. iO5uIO oi.ie 6stannt
iino.
Ger gOIt3si grditSsnt !
BON Ct. qetersburQ
ermOrbet.
Berlin. Z. Septembsr. gluf
Dlabtloism 0eqe nab Sappille. y. y.
Cine UlsIouno aus 9ltben ia9t, bar
bort cine offisisQe Depsi6e aug Ct.
Qetersburq sinsetrOiien isi. bGbiRlaus
teno, oub Der OOrtias ToIt5sis sprdli'
bent ermoroet porbeu lei.
qlttsntat aui etneH aegpp
i6sn Miuiitsr.
GairO. 2lsspptsn. 7. September.
Natbn 9ai6a. Der Wiuifter fiir
iremos Gtiituugen i'm aegpptii6ea
aa5inet. ipurbe um 0ieuitau I'M
gabnbofs su gairo Don eiuem aHges
itelltsn bes ;SinaR5miniiteriums pom
bintsu nit sinem Wteiier GngesritIsH
uno breilndI aeitp9en. Der UIints
tier unterbielt iia nit einem 5rsun0
als er anaeoriffen lDIroe.
5atbp goi6a fsuerts nit einem Rea
noIptr oui ieiuem 4nereifer. per'ehIie
i6n aber. Ter Moun lpurbe BON ben
lImitebenbsr ieitgeuommeu. Die
@unben beg Miniitsrs limb ni4t
Itlimmsr art.
Gr0bebeu in Central.
u inertia.
Ga 2tbcrta6, SoIoooor, Z.
Scpteu1ber. Die GepubIifen SaIpaoGr
rno Guatemala iin0 bon einem bel.
tipcn Grobebeu heimgciudt tporOeu.
Galliap, Die Sauptitoot Oes gIeihna.
migln SeportementS in Guatemala,
lieqt IN 5riimmeril ,,Sn Der Staot 90
SaIuaoor lit gticmanO iungefonnelt
0ageaen tpuroc III Snita gIra eine
9ln3a6l gserio1iet setobtet. Die Sir.
den in Snftta stna, Sonionota Ino
alloersn Srt@ itno etnseInEot,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-09-08

lluier Ngent in SamiltUn III
Scrr GonarO Srud, 449 SHO Jlnite
Snafr. gel Sci. 476 &.. SOms
Ebonc 1851 u.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-06-10

later on. You will have regular in
come from the AZ interest which
we pay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-08
RAIN STOPS DOUBLES FINAL.
ByfOrd and suuair Ready 10 Go on
Against Hayes aud 9urdtck.

CHICAGO. Aug. IA d%rcnching raii
pre- vented Heath =. Byford and Alev-
ander Squair and Walter r. Hayes and
Ralph Burdick from clashing in the final
round for the Western championship,
doubles title at Lake FORREST to-day.
The players were ready toNbegin PLAY
when the storm broke.
Byford and Squair won their semi.
nnal match from clifford and kctchum.
Ga. 81. ct. Byford and Squatr
played perfect ennis, but were forced
all the way by the clever lobbying OF
their opponents. clifford and ketchun
were within one point of the second set.
clever team work gave Hayes and
Burdick Il victory IN their semi-tiunl
clash with Jerry Weber and Al Green.
.Jr, at e., i-6. e.. SIS. Weber
played u pretty game, but Green was
wild.
The default Of j. j. Armstrong. VINO
left for Philadelphia this morning. to-
Walter Y. Hayes. the local star, in ,hr
fifth round was a great disappointment
to the tennis fans. -. NJ. Church of
Princeton eliminated John G. Neeley. Jr.
in easy fashion In the mornings play
at 6-l. 20. This victory places
Church in the semi-fnals.
Miss Louise Pound of Lincoln. Neb.
went into the semi-fnals In tho women's
singles by defeating MISC Marjorie Hires
of Kansas city at 6-3. G--3. Miss Car
RE X. Medley and Mrs. e. W. Adams
also went into the semi-fnals. Miss
Neeley defeated Mrs. Edward Brewer
at -. ID, and Mrs. g. W. Adams
won from Miss Edith Hoyt. Lake Fog
rest, at 90, e..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-08

the giving OF decisions Will prove to he
a great boon to boxing. especially as the
referees will be held strictly accountable
to the body governing boxing, said s.s-
terday:
''in the contest between Eutellies and
Dares. as described by Virgil in the
Fifth Book of the .Enead. the Referee
.Eneas, "sed hnem imposuit puena."
gave a decision. les a long cry from
the prize ring of Virgil to the fall Of
Warsaw. but | am inclined 70 agree
with that master mine Virgil in his
endorsement, of decisions IN boxing c,u-
tests.
The supporters of the no decision
rule contend that the giving Of decisions
by a referee caused the New York State
Legislature to repeal the Horton law
The Horton law consisted of a few
sentences in effect permitting boxing
and sparring In clubhouses. The num-
Der of rounds were not limited. In fact
under the Horton law IA contest was
unlimited In its duration. Nothing WIS
said about decisions, the government or
the control Of boxing. Inc manag"
ment and jurisdiction over the sport
rested alone on the shoulders OF the
ONE, Of the contest. Before any
contest could he staged by "A club II
license would have to issue from the
persons or person In whom the local
municipality vested that authority.
"In 1897 Eugene tomisky applied for
n license to hold n contest at Concy
Island. The application was denicd.
comis<y thereupon started a mandamus
proceeding against Fred Wurster, Mayor
Of the city OF Brooklyn. Comisky lost
I'm ths aunellate courts I, thereby fol-
lows that even though the Horton law
perui,ted boxing matches. neyer,heles
The local authorities i'm fact could "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-08

What will he the effect OF referees
Quoted under the dAwny wing OF the
state Athletic Commission? Frank =.
O'Neil. chairman Of that body. is n
stanch supporter OF the rule that an
doubtediy will 20 into effect when the
three commissioners put the question TO
a final vote ut their regular meeting
on Tuesday. That the rule will be
passed is certain. rs Major John j.
Dixon, the lone member Of the commits
sion to oppose 1t. has been won over
by Commissioners O'Neil and Price TO
the extent that he will vote TO give
referees decisions a trial.
The commissioners may select tie
referee in the more important bouts.
the club or the contestants to have no
knowledge Of his identity until the night
Of the %ncounter They will have no
more voice in the selection than the
home'bail team has in the selection Of
the umpires. The commission in this
case would fx the fee of the nan off.
ciating.
OF course the smaller clubs could not
pay this fee. In that case the Com
m~issioners Will separate the clubs into
A and n classes. 1t may be hat they
be allowed the privilege Of giving ref
erees' decisions.
Commissioner O'Neil. certain that
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HIS ONLY HORSE A GOOD ONE.

sARATnGA. Aug. -Rulse is The only
nor. ) w. parri,h Of Midway ever, owned
Ncther.ole mis- afternoon In the sanford
Memorial S'akes when he shouiderci lc7
pound ana made prod!eious concessions
Ing proved ,ha' he Il rs good a two-ycar-
Old as any American horseman owns
hi',s Is a sr"nt Pc OF, Mrs PARRISH.
BuIse's defeat in the United states Hotel
ss,ah"s she took q train ,cr Saratoga to
race from a box In the grand st,nd. Mr.
rHrri'h Is a banker and farmer Of the
nsp" Grass country Dixie knigh, q
is a good doer is shown by the fact ina,
he weighed l,O7S pounds when ne was nrs,
put in training and thar Is what he weighs
HeT. II" cost hi1 owner s.ioo a. a
John Greeuer NJ Nashville. breeder NJ
ne Saratoga cup winners % 1909 and 1910
owns a Formidable Futurity candidate in
cosmic' a son ~ Countless and Mioscn,
Co,mic won ,hrcr races in the Wcsi In the
spring and early summer, Rub NAV. he
trainer Of High Ball, Is handling him
Joseph 4 Widener and his nenhew.
George y Widen"r, came up from phila-
L.lph!a to see Commitment run and jump
The "ounser Mr. Widener. who breeds his
own horses At silverhrook Farm IN New
Trump,tor, , home bred son Of Garry
Hermann. the sire Of Alfred Noble ana
Snm Jacksoa.
The kentucky Derby winner Regret,
which iS in spiendid condition, ala not
stor' In the Travers Stakes this afternoon
he',nSN or III" heavy condition Of thc
track. Tn" two-year Dominant, which.
TX" RoEr"', Is ir ~. table ~ /. $
Thpmp'on. was Withheld from the SANFORD
Memorial stalk for no same reason.
Jrckcy charles Borel has severed hi.
connection with tn. stable Of James Butler,
lie VIII ride rs free lance hereafter.
II e. Hsllcubcck came mp from Nov
Nnrk to soc Iron Duke run in the Trayers
H. was keenly di,a ppointed ~ tho poor
showing ~ 'hn ogden colt, which he attrlb-
uted I" the heavy going iron Duk. IL
q full brother ~ F~,yett", = good mud
l'rso in his day.
THE asst big Frarling sale ~ he Eastern
srason VIII ho held AZ the Hnggin barn IN
the Seek Road, opposite tho Old shceps-
n" produre -; tho stud, ~ rharl,s ".
Monr". o II 'hsnault, j, :. Harhee and
Williams aad Hadfori VIII be knocked
down I" he highest bidders. The Powers
TN Powers .Hunt.r Company viii sell also
thu stud Of th. jam"s u Haggin estate
~ Lexington Ky, on October ~ This
sale viii he held az Elmenlorf Farm.
Il Il. Bradley has 'e,sed tho tw"ycar-
old 'ienrgc smith for tho Crab Rag Handi-
cap which will he run on Angus -.
Tommy Davies Na> sTf do~n FOR ten
lIrs az . result NJ the ,r"wdinr in the
, Tr,Ners stake. Nothing was done 10
Turner,
j Tempe Gwa,hmoy and Edward NJ
Wcld the owner Of W.ldship, came M
. Nnrth american Siecplcrhasr. Ihcy own
/ adjoining estatcs tNyirsinis, and ar, 20.
ing 70 sol up = stud farm With the special
/ object OF breeding steepiechasers.
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BAYSIDE TARS AT STAMFORD.
Commodore story Meets Visitors
and a Good Time.

STAMFORD, Aug, 1-Tars of the Bay
side Yacht club were enth~usiasticailY
entertained 10y the members of the STAN
ford Yacht 'luh when the yachtsmrn
from the Little Neck Bay organization
cast anchor III this harbor Tonight.
Early in. the evening Commodore FL
mer i. story, the Rev. Charles A.
Brown, The chaplain, and william II.
Johns, secretary 81 the club. appeared
M the toat Of the local club in the We.
come, the fast power boat owned by Mr..
Johns, Th" Rayside birds, which wnr"
10 have contested for prizes in the
cruise, retired on the first day.
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PLAlSFInlp, y, J., Aug Flight
golfers took part IN the weekly presi-
dents cup competition AT the Park Golf
club this afternoon, n, H. Woodland re.
turning the hsst net score with a card
~ 9l--li. ~. The other scores
II u. Morse, a3-l3, IS " y Ttllrr.
0S-20, Is. Charles a. Murss, H5-l,, 81
william .Nischwit2, oS-li. 80; \ Camp
he'll. 100 La, IS; clarence i Hand, i05 IL.
ST; 4, collins. lll--23. 81
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SruSG LANE, y. j., Aug THE an
nual tournament for the Potts cup was
finished to-day ~ the Spring Lake Golf
and Country Club, Robert & Maxwell
winning with - score uf 81. Maxwell
was tn" w'nner Of the cup In 1913. In
the e"o,p.tahts clarence q. Meeks of
Ar'old Non with Il score Of -, and with
George Ret tied IN the first of a series
" competitions for the August cup,
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Three Race Nights NJ M]otordrome.

Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday win
he the regular racing nights at the
Brighton Beach Motordrome h~erea ft.r
according To announcement YESTERDAY
Special efforts are being made to In
crcasc interest among the amateur rid
ers and a large, number Of events viii
be arranged for them.
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MoNTclAiG, Aug. BY defeating
FelI> Jenkins H. the mems handicap sim
GEES Tournament, At TN. Montclair Attn.
letu 'lnh this afternoon Neil Ma,
MILAN viii he the opponent Tuesday of
william 7. Mills, Jr.. in the sent -nna,s
Macmillan beat Jenkins. SO, 6-2.
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ROYAL M'KINNEY AGAIN STAR.
Takes Glass I Pace ut NiUeOlS In
Handy StyIr-JOe Nnpes Last.

MrSroLA. l.. l., Aug Royal MCkin-
ney starred again in II. Nassau Driving
Clubs matinee events on the air
grounds track here this afternoon. This
good gray horse easily disposed OF the
veteran Joe Malcs. which could do no
better than third in tn" class \ pace,
Lillian W. being the contender each time,
Mckinney did his first mile ~ l5',,
hut in the second heat he took the turns
beautifully and made the mile. with some
left to spare In 2:l2". The summaries
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Nnns Waam.r NrrsatVc.

PirrsHr re. Aug ! Hams Wagner Is
now "A chicken tmI"i.r and dos breeder
us well NJ s'oriHtop superior, basketball
tosser par cA'eIlcnce and fisherman with
patience de luxe.