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The star-independent. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1904-1917, 1915-05-12
Daily Senate Sessions Hereafter

Senator Kline, President Pro Tenn. of
the Senate, served notice in the Senate
this morning that from now until May
20, the day for final adjournment, it
will be necessary to hold sessions every
day, including Saturdays, in order to
clear the calendars.
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100000 Fire in Philadelphia
By Associated Press.

Philadelphia, May 12.-Fire which
in Banks business college,
in the heart Of the business section, to-
day, caused damage estimated at $780,
900. The blaze was confined to the col
lege building but surrounding property
was badly damaged by water.
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Unidentified Steamer Torpedoed

london, May ia Reuter- dis
patch from Amsterdam says an un-
identified steamer was torpedoed and
set aire off Schiemonnik- Oog, an is
land in the North Sea. The wreck is
still burning and nothing is known re-
garding the fate of the crew.
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Dewey Elected Loyal Legion Head
RU Aseocinfsd preee

Burlington, Vermont, May 12.-Ad-
miral George Dewey is the new COM
mander of the Vermont commandery of
the Military Order of the Loyal Legion.
He was elected last night at the an
nual meeting.
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late WAR news SUMMARY

From the Belgian coast to Arras,
across the border in Northern France,
one of the principal battles of the war
thus far is now under way. The Bel
gians, in the little section of their faith
erland which they still hold are push
ing forward, apparently with some sue
cess. Near the border the French are
r~uxtuuat ~. >s..I ~.
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WOMAN HURT In AUTO RUN
Mrs. Kines, Hurled From Car in Avalon
Is Brought to Home Here

Is Brought to Home Here
Mrs. o. K. Kines, who was jolted
out of w. G. Starry's automobile near
Avalon, N. j., on the second days trip
of the Motor Club of Harrisburg, at
noon yesterday, was brought to her
home, 1908 Market street, last even
ing. Mrs. Kines suffered a fracture
of right arm and a bad bruise of the
left. She suffered somewhat from
shock but is reported to be resting
easily to-day.
The car in which she was riding
struck deep rut in the sandy beach
and she was thrown out. DR.. N. w.
Hershner, of Mechanicsburg, who was
with the party, rendered first aid and
Mrs. Kines was taken to Avalon where
the fracture was reduced. Later she
was brought to her home, arriving here
by train at 1890 clock last night.
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Demands of Imperial
Government Strict
Accounting For Loss
of American Lives
WASPREPAREDBY
THE PRESIDENT
Intimated That United States Is Ready
to Meet Any Eventuality That May
Arise From a Non Compliance With
Its Terms
By Associated Press.

Washington, May 12.-The United
States government in a note to Ger
many to-day formally demands of the
Imperial Government strict account
ing for the loss of American lives in
the sinking of the Lusitania and vio-
lations of American rights in the war
zone. 1t also asks guarantees that
there will be no repetition of such
events or practices
With the plain intimation in it that
the United States is prepared to meet
any eventuality that may arise from a
compliance, the communication,
phrased in unmistakably emphatic Ian
guage, was prepared to be cabled to
Berlin by nightfall
Approved by the Cabinet
Written by President Wilson and
approved unanimously by the Cabinet,
the note was being carefully examined
by Counselor Lansing and the law Of
fcers of the Government and the State
Department to-day to make sure that
its phraseology covered every point of
law involved.
The White House officially announced
the fact that the President had finally
determined the course of action to be
pursued, in the following statement is
sued by Secretary Tumulty after con-
ference with the President:
"The course of the President has
been determined. 1t will be announced
just as soon as it is proper to publish
the note now in preparation.
When Note Will Be Made Public
This was taken to mean that the
American Government, observing the
rsual diplomatic amenities, would await
the receipt of the communication in
Continued on sixth Page.
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Another Big Loan by Russia

Petrograd, May IL, Via London,
11.5S A MA governmental an
nouncement made public to-day in
structed the Ministry of Finance to is
sue a second internal loan of $780,
100000.
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WALL STREET CLOSING

Continued on Ninth Page.
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New Britain herald., 1915-07-30
GAMES IN FRATERNAL LEAGUE.

Saturday at Walnut Hill park, a. battle royal is expected when the Tabs will have for their opponents Court Friendly, who are at present playing a. fast brand of ball. Schieler and Shotara, will be Tn points for Court Friendly while Hinchliffe and Liebler will work, for the Tabs. Game called at 3 o'clock sharp. A fast game is expected also Saturday af- ternoor1 at East End field when the Red Men will cross bats with St. Jeen de Baptist who have strengthened their team considerable in the past week and expect to make the Red Men hustle in order to win. Game called at 3 o'clock.
 Sunday afternoon at the Fraternal league park the Red Men will have for their opponents the Moose. Whenever these two teams meet it is always a close and exciting game to the finish and as each team will play their 44strongest.~l ~linelz5 --ae battle royal is expected Operg- and Wright V i'll work for the Red Men while Coogan and Zwick will work for the Moose with Bloom on the receiving end. Game called at 3 o'clock sharp.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-30
Vic Saier, Cnbs Sterling Firsf Sacke1. N0p Swatting
 The PiH ~ q Greaf Rafe

Chicago July 30 Vic Safer, the Cubs, sterling young first sacker, is now belting the pill at a great rate. In fact. ahe Is Aleaddng his teammates swiths ai batting average of B 03s.~sg Safer is one Of q thes long est hitters in the National league x. He may ysnot.s get 2, on. the bases as often as some of the ?. other play CTS, but ' when he drives out sa hftss usually counts fors great deal. 1ea. fact st hees has been asked to face more so11tf aFE han! lnig makes lds sperfo rsaore 'at, leeds the
 Na4lonal lea q in, totar nasess acqaltr5 ed this year, having q of x L6A1 for q ighty- three hits. sasn avera'ge or two bases q swat.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-30
TWIRLER RAGAN
 WINS TWO GAMES
Braves Take Pair of Wins at Ez-
 pense of HerzOg'S RedlegS

Cincinnati, Ohio, July 20.-Pitcher Ragan won two games for Boston by defeating Cincinnati, 10 to 5, in the first game, and to S in the second. Ragan was taken out of the first game at the end of the fourth i'm ming when Boston was in the lead. In the second game he was put in after Davis had allowed five hits and four runs. The first game was an easy victory for Boston. but the sec- ond was an uphill fight, Cincinnati having a f1ve-run lead at the begin ming of the fifth inning. Tn the fifth Boston made four runs off a base on balls, three doubles, and single. They scored three more in the sew enth when they were presented with three bases on balls and all three scored on Schmidt's double The scores:
 (First game). Boston .102061000-I0 II Cincinnati, .,. .0o2oo1Oo2- |
 Batteries-Ragan, Hughes and Whaling; Lear, Dale. McCleary and Wingo.
 (second game). Boston ........ oooo4oSoo--7 II o Cincinnati -. ....040101000--6 10 o
 Batteries Davis, Ragan- and Cow dy; Benton, Toney, Schneider and Clarke.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-30
Johnson Can Also Hit.

Washington. July Washington won a ten-inning pitchers battle from Cleveland yesterday, 2 to |. Johnson, after being struck out by Walker on his first three trips to the plate, hit tc deep center with one on base and two out in the tenth, winning his own game The visitors run was a gift. shanks played third base for Wash ington yesterday for the first time, his fielding being feature or the game. Score:
 T.. h. e.. Washington s.s. 010O0OOO0 1--2 sa2 Cleveland 1U00000 000OO--1 0
 Batteries onnson and Ainsnith; Walker and Q Neil.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-30

more. The players who were namaf1
 by MT. Gilmore, with the amount of the lines are: George Stovall, man. laser of the Kansas City club, $25o: Lee Magee, manager or the, Brooklyn, club, $50, and Benny Kauff, center fielder of the Brooklyn club. $50.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-30
COMPTON yusTIIFIEp IN HUMPING

~SS~NsA WY .~fFz VI f%t ?. " VI
 CinciInati.s July so.-Holding that a player is justified in Jumping ms contract sifs the club to whom he be- longs is in arrears in salary. to him. Chairman August Hermann of the National baseball commission yester- day issued the following statement relative to the Compton case:
 ''If the Kansas City club was in ar rears to Compton the player automaL- ically became a. free agent and had the absolute right to go to the Feder- al league or to any league that would engage him. If we do not live up 70 our obligations we have no right 10 demand that the players live up to their contracts. do not think the national commission will even inquire, into the iagreerf1ent that is said 70 have been fixed up whereby Compton returned to his original team: under the circumstances we couldn't. A player who jumps his contract when he receives his salary regularly Is n a different class from the men who has been left unpaid despite the con tractuaiA obligation of his club to TO- munerate him. tt tt *@ el fNe
New Britain herald., 1915-07-30
Baseball IT
 Q VufsheH
COLONIAL LEAGUE.
YesterfIay's Results.

New Haven g, Pawtucket 4.
 Hartford Y New Bedford O; New Bedford 5, Hartford tsecond game x Broclkton 4, Springfield o.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-30

NEW YORK STATE nEAGUE. At Syracuse Albany S, Syracuse 6, Syracuse 5, Albany O
 At Binghamton Bingharnton 6, WiIkesbarre 5.
 At Scranton Scranton 5, Elmira 1, Scranton 3, Elmira I.
 At AmsterdannT Troy 1, Utica 0: Z: (Ten innings.)
New Britain herald., 1915-07-30
Standing of Clubs.
Games Today.

< New York at Chicago. Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
 Boston at Cincinnati. Philadelph phia ait St. Louis, \
New Britain herald., 1915-07-30
FEDERAL LEAGUE
Yesterfiay,s Results.

Pittsburg 3 Baltimore Q ; Pitts burg 5. Baltimore (second game.) Brooklyn ,, Kansas City o.
 Chicago 4 Buffalo ?. Newark II {, St. Louis 8.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-30
U HEIRS ] |S FIRST RACE
Bt Of " eek at Detroit Until Today

s1ly 4cause of the ftioa of the track at the 0pn 6s the M. and M. ke was agatn postponed Owners or horses entered ref fused ia take chances The other races on the if prograIsl were run off, Q they furnished good n afs first race of the
 in the 2:1'0 trot
 n instant too
 1ve In the first
 ailfe beat Guy Nel-
 m each gof the next SlS Nell lay back about he stretch was reached, 3f to the front Iaizzip o1 5lI we'll iii the final heat 6ok the lead only in the see went stc five3 heatas K < \ ater preRk King < twice. n nj pres ssive fash - kS 1lz {lSetea iness kept
 tli5 t5izle and the
 (IS \ lf z; sS "a vision or sSgfth Dustless
 zsfl 4larer finished zvo heats and won the E Under the point sys-
 McKinney, with 10 m tho money ahead of inner of the third heat. zxphy had a good day, infi finished 2::22 pace in
 with Jean. and driv- aren to . straight heat |1S z::15 pace. The latter E stru8xle all the way be- 6hysA horse and Bud Ell by (3eers but Peter Far lfttle better at the end of oonditions tonight were xble and It seemed prob- and M could be raced
New Britain herald., 1915-07-30
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New Britain herald., 1915-07-30
Mayer Puzzles the Cardinals.

St. Louis. July so.--Griner was hit freely yesterday while Mayer was a puzzle to the local and Philadelphia won 3 to 1. Each of the visitors extra base hits paved the way for a run. Snyder's double in the sew enth saved St. Louis from shut out. Long followed with, a double,
New Britain herald., 1915-07-30
NATIONALI, HAGUE.
Yestegi : Results.

s3 YesterdRy's Results
 Boston 10. Cincinnati 5, Boston z; Cincinnati (second game.
 Pittsburg 8. Brooklyn ?. <.
 Philadelphia 3, St. Louis l. Chicago New York, rain.s
New Britain herald., 1915-07-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yeste1lay's Results.

7Hs eg 77 I- 5VSSENANyS IOGSuIGSs M { Detroit ' New York 6.
 Washington 2 Cleveland |. St. I4ouis s. Philadelphia |. Boston-C Cl1icago, ram. %
New Britain herald., 1915-07-30
NEW ENGLAND nEAGUE.

At Lowell Lowell 1, Portland I (six innings rain.) Lowell S Port land g.
 At Worcester Worcester g, Lynn I
 At Manchester--Lewiston 3, Man chester 1; Lewiston 3, Manchester c.
 At Fitchburg Lawrence Fitch. burg 3.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-30
a,(sP, 22S tlaaz }':!;!.!y ]! 's / Ry Gankl<nd Rice

yler failed to round into form before une Otherwise, the National league race today would be ended with two months languor intervening before 're nrst world series game.
 Mathewson said one day last fall that he regarded Dick Rudolph as one Of the great pitchers of the game. aking up the work he has done for two seasons after reaching prime con- ditlon, MT. Rudolphs place is we'll liked within the Mathewsonian esti- mate-if not even higher up.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-30
STUPID BASE WORK
 LOSES F0R TANKS
DonOVan's Men Throw Game to.
 Detroit Tygels

New York, July 30 ny Cobb, sam Crawford, and other members of the Detroit club had something to dp with winning q ball game from the Yankees at the Polo Grounds yester- day, but they didn't have as much to do with their own victory as the Yankees had. The Yankees won the game for Detroit by drowsy base rum ming. The score was to 5. Score:
 r. h. e. Detroit ..s..4.7.. 1eOOO4O2O-7 g T New York .'.... 11O0OO O4O--6 II
 Batteries Roland. Steen and Baker and stanage; Warhop, Nunamaker and Sweeney
New Britain herald., 1915-07-30
Standing of Clubs.
Ga1lleS sTst3day.

Pawtncket at Now Haven. New Bedtord Fl Eartford. < Springfield at Br0 0ckton.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-30
sC7APPY PI4AYERs : AHE r,

SCR.APPY PI4AYE ERS ARE FINED.
 Chicago, July 30. Fines ranging from s Q to. $26O were imposed yes lferday upon three players who on Wednesday attacixsd Umpire Corcoran in the games at Kansas City between he Kansas City and Brooklyn Federal league clubs, according to .san an- snouncement made by President Gil-
New Britain herald., 1915-07-30
Standing of. Clubs
Games Today.

Games Today. Chicago at New York Detroit at Boston. N Cleveland at Philadelphia. St. Louis at Washington.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-30

NIaxifns Are Winners. 7 Haven. July go Pawtuck st first game of the series at the sst erday. score 8 ito
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New Britain herald., 1915-07-30
Bllst Game

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New Britain herald., 1915-07-30
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New Britain herald., 1915-07-30
Pirates Beat Dodgers.

; Pittsburgh. Penn, July So.--. The Brooklyns were swamped by the Pi- rates bye the score of g to ?. # was not altogether the fault of Pitch CT Pfeffer,a who was no worse treat ed than was, Kantlehner, each yield ing nine hits. O'Mara. the short stop, was much too blame for the loss of the game Looking st the error column, nobody would suspect him. of beginning like a hero. But he saved his team from falling bac,. in the early stages and then let down the bars in the fifth inning. allowing the Pirates to gain a lead they never lost The score:
 %s t@* h. e. Pittsburgh .... 10003O0tx-S 2 i Brooklyn .... .1O00000l0-2 g 2
 Batteries-.K .KantIehner and Gibson; Pfeffer and MGQarty. !.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-30
slxton Beats Ponies.

G5KtS8A EGfbS EOAAlSS. sS4ss 15i July 30. Hitting oppor-I 11e sixth and eighth innings held we'll in cheek
 3r0c kton won yesterday, 4
 batting Of Miller was II
New Britain herald., 1915-07-30

scoring Dolan, who ran for Snyder. Philadelphia ... .000i01010--3 n O St. Louis 0ooooo1oo---1 o
 Batteries-Mayer and Killifer: Griner, Perdue and Snyder and Con- zaless &f
New Britain herald., 1915-07-30
Standing of Clubs.
Games Today.
NEW YORK sTATE nEAGUF

Newark at St. Louis.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-30
Athletics Get Usuai pose.

Philadelphia, July 30.-Sts Louis wasted only one of it's seven hits of Bressler yesterday, and defeated Philadelphia, 5 to | Koob, south paw from Kalamazoo, Mich, pitched fer the visitors and did excellent work Score:
 r. h. e. St. Louis ..s. Y. 01O200020--5 2s Philad deIphia ..s.. 0000O0O1O--1 2 Batteries Koob ana Agnew; Bressler and Lapp.
New Britain herald., 1915-07-30

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New Britain herald., 1915-07-30
Ty Cobb says

The most effective pitching III .ne
 game is the kind that carries controi
 Of low ball. A pitcher with oroi- nary stuff who has low-bali controi is almost sure to be effective. This is the chief feature of Alexander,s suc- cess. He can put that fast one around the knees. over the inside or outside corner better than any man in the game, and with the stuff he has IL IS almost i'm possible to hit him safely. A spit baller who can break his cuve We'll below the waist is next to unhit- table,
New Britain herald., 1915-07-30

oondi itios1s tonight were ble and 1t seemed prob-
 and M could be raced
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