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New Britain herald., 1915-02-12
PROTEST CHAMPIONS \
 AT H. s. TONIGHT
So. Manchester Infants Meet LOcaS n taShe ba

The South Manchester High school tas6ctl all team will play a return game this evening with the local high school quintet in the High school gymnasium. The silk town children arc well known because of their pro- tcat ability even if their ability 10 play basketball is not so well known. The New Britain representatives will attcnnpt to completely crush the South( Manchester team, but there will be some tussle before this feat is ac-' ccm plished. The Manchester f1ve's nctoriety is so far spread that the largest crowd of the season will turn1 out to see the renowned protest boys Ii is said that they will exhibit the rYf \ selves in Madison Square Garden after the close of the season as the only, team of their kind
 Yet. while their team has not as good a record as the local quintety they are Q fairly strong combination. Four of last years team still remain and the new players have shown up@ well. The local team will line up asl usual and will make the silk towLx bunch fight, if they have any fight In tEem.
 New Britain will play Connecticutl Literary Institute in Suffleld on Satur-( day evening This promises to be a( close contest. New Britain deleated < C. l.. l. early in the present season7 and tf7ev hope to repeat tomorrow| night. Rivalry has always been keen| between C. l.. l. and New Britain sandl this is the biggest game on thd\ Suffield team's schedule,
 The line-ups for this evening's gGne:
 N. P. H. S. So. M. H. S. schmidt ........-... Eagan (c4 Right Forward Schade Co ....+.,..... Mccormack
 Left Forward Tuthill ..e..,. o'Gorman1
 Center Ginsburg .,...........,..,.. Reed
 Right Guard Dudack ..rsp+t... ..t'....-..... Rogers Left Guard
New Britain herald., 1915-02-12

B F
 mere nobody, and sl1e wasSthe daugh- ter of Edward N. Breitung, the wealthy mine, ship and timberlani owner, who recently .precipitated an international incident by buying the Dacia and loading her with cotton for Germany. Max and Juliet first met at her summer home at Marquette, Mich, and later at Cleveland. They were married in New York, but sep arated by the girls parents. Now Max is suing MT. Breitung for $25O,0O0 for alienation of his wife's affections. During the trial of the suit now on here Kleist claimed Miss Breitung made all the advances, held his hand first, kissed him first and took him to tango teas first. He wanted to show that she pursued him and that he was not fortune hunter.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-12
TODAY IN PUGILIST1C ANNALS


 1S39-Bendigo won on foul from Deaf Mute Burke in tenth round at Appleby, Eng. The Deaf 'Un had only recently returned from America, where he had defeated Sam O'Rourke in New Orleans and Tom O'Connell in New York. Dissipation had weakened the champion, and Bendigo, who had shown himself first class fighting man, was the favorite with a major ity of the 10000 fans who gathered at the ringside. Burke's lack of con- dition was soon manifest, and his knowledge of ringcraft, of which he had been a master, seemed to have deserted him. He fought bravely, but by the sixth round he was so far gone that he had to be given brandy. In the tenth Burke butted Bendy with his head, and as that had been made foul by the new rules, Bendigo was given the decision. Poor old Burke fought a few more times, but soon died of consumption.
 1SS5-Young Joseph, English He- brew welterweight, born in London. 1SS6--Leach Cross (Louis Wal lach), Jewish lightweight, born in New York.
 1SS9--Johnny Coulon, former ban tam champion, born in Toronto.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-12
CHARGES AGAINST WOMEN.
Female Swimmers Arc Accused of
 Professionalism.

M iss Elaine Golding, considered one of the best women swimmers in the world, was declared a professional by tropolitan association at special meeting held at St. Earth olomew's s club last night for the purpose of hearing charges made against seven registered women swimmers. Miss Bessie O'Neil of Bath Beach also lost her A. A. U. card because of profess sionalism. Miss Marion Collins of San Antonio, Texas; Nellie Greenhall, Elsie Hanneman, and Alice Lee were suspended indefinitely for not appear ing to answer charges.
 Decision was reserved in the case of Agnes Curl Ganser, who formerly competed under the name of Gladys Curl. She has been accused of being a member of theatrical company.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-12
NO GENERAL STATEMENT.
Premier Asquith silent Regarding
 German Air and Sea Raids

London. Feb. II, BAG D. m.--Re- plying in the house of comm ons today to a question put by Admiral Charles Beresford concerning German air and sea raids on undefended towns, Pre- mier Asquith said: T am not pre- pared to make any general statement. Each case must be dealt with on its own merits"
 Admiral Beresford asked the gov ernment to treat German raiders on undefended places as pirates and after trial by court martial, hang them in public for the killing of women and children.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-12
LESLIE MANN JUMPS.
Will Mako Moro Than He Could witIf
 Braves.

Springfield Mass, Feb. 12.-Lesli Mann, for two years outfielder fof the worlds champion Boston Bravet has signed a contract with the Chiea gh Federal league team. The contrGd is now on its way from this city t Manager Joe Tinker. The contract iS for two years and is absolutely "iron1 clad"
 Mann will get s1,000 bonus fory signing the contract offered him byl tho Whales. and this, together with the increased salary, will total moro for the next two years than he would have received from the Boston team@ both in salary and prize money, If thdv team wins the worlds series for theI next two years. In addition the cors1 tract does not contain a ten-day clause such as was offered him by th Boston management.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-12
ARD HANGS MING SHOES
Distance Runner Be- From His First Trial e1phia Track.

eb. 12.-Melvin w.
 greatest middle-dis-
 the world up to a
 has run his last race. announcement yester-
 receiving treatment Ae received while rum
 York A. c. game at
 Garden on Wednes- ppard, who has gone y in the past three
 contemplating retiI- e, but the lure of the fesistible. Instead of ffcaps, Sheppard has
 "marks" in the past Inderful legs that car ny championships and It the strain and can the gruelling they en-
 ago.
 ago Sheppard's car n old dirt track in hd almost from his was a sensation. As a
 was none better than elphia a boy. While at +ty Preparatory school
 beaten, and when la New York his reputa- e-distance runner was ed. He declined invi- D at least six big col ht the country. h. ke a member of the
 "A. C., and for almost Tried the Winged Fist 1's organization. About |p became dissatisfied b and joined the Mill organization in which Interest.
 bic gam es at London in 10th the 800 and 1.5OO Id in both he made which have since been Meredith and Abel Ri (y. The only worlds E on the books today eppard is 1:10 4-5. fol |ea American annateu,
 wards of 2::122-5 wa: eppard five years ago
New Britain herald., 1915-02-12
lTES CREW
Londga for New
 bIu!;aEy' 2oth.

CD. 1 ll.-IWO num- pr the Yale crew at eeting in the trophy e gymnasium last d to speeches by plating to the pros ming season. Cap gre presided at the ressed hope, in his
 may repeat last yer the Crimson
 oach of the fresh - Llso a speaker.
 led that Guy Nick .
 coach, will leave lry 20 and he is ex-
 in New Haven a candidates will start
 ng machines today.
 rowing on the har- He of next month.
 her conditions and bt fall made it pos
 the Yale oarsmen
 which a fall season
 details as to the IT the season will be renee between Cap Coach Nickalls after c latter, 1t is now } will be no material roke will proba bly, Ions, for it is one kalls decided last adapted to the use vs, and Coach E. J. Freshmen and Cap ed with him. Thole Ie style of outrigger
 retained and the again.
 Interested.
 uation is a topic of m in New Haven. Hartman, IS, head e crews during his ye and the man who Bh rowing methods king over Harcourt Kirby from Oxford bach, spent 8 day re- Haven. He is still in rowing, although B part because of his lroad business. He with the way things le rowing, however. ward H. Hartman, Lte for the varsity
 He rowed on the last year and has b success as an oars hg in rowing during |rden is standing him He has an excellent \ a seat in the var ring.
 boat house at the at Gales Ferry is ,OYnr1leted. The last not be put on until wise the building is pancy. The Gales Is now as complete red. The new boat Is adequate dressing iEties for the men. Rs up-to-date equip lg oars and shells.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-12
NIEHOEF FOR DOOIN,

Phila 1elphia, Feb. 12.-Third Base man Niehon of the Cincinnati Ma tional league team will como here in exchange for Charles Dooin, former manager of, the Philadelphia National league team, according to an an nouncemont made at the headquar- ters of the local club. The Phillies will also receive a cash consideration. Dooin accepted the terms of the Gin cinnati management some time ago.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-12
REPORTED TO SENATE.

Washington, Feb. 12.-The- Norris resolution proposing inquiry into cam paign expenditures in senatorial con- tests in Pennsylvania, Illinois and other states was reported to the sen ate yesterday and referred to the committee on contingent expenses
New Britain herald., 1915-02-12

whether the Bronx had been selected for the Kawfed franchise. I am sorry, but I must ask to be excused. I would be glad to tell you our plans, but for the present we must work quietly, un- til we are in a position to make a pos itive announcement We still are sc riously considering both the Bronx and Newark, and have made no deci- sion"
New Britain herald., 1915-02-12
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.AMES-pALITZ DRAW,

Manchester, Feb. 12.-Red Ames. of Hartford, and K. o. Palitz of Nesy London, fought a fast draw here Ia ss night. There were no knockoutx.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-12

New York, Feb. 12.--Max r. Kleist says Miss Juliet Breitung taught him drink. She was dead in love with him, he says, and he loved her, al- though he was way below her sta tion in life. He was out of a job a.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-12

President Menocal of Cuba and his party at the opening of the racing season in Cuba. From left to right in the lower photo they are Dr. Adolpfo Nune, president of the Cuban American Jockey club; General Emilio Nunez, secretary of agricul- ture; Dr. Mario, De Irasir de Diaz, His Excellency Mario G. Menocal,
 president of Cuba; Hon. William E.
New Britain herald., 1915-02-12
RED MEMS LEAGUE.
Scouts.

3s9 415 424-12,
New Britain herald., 1915-02-12
DOWLING(
SPECIAL MATCH.
43B 4O2 400

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tun iheint.
Die anerifaniId)e 9spte besiigIidj
Der 3eritOrnns bes Sdiffes r8m.
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,, iberrcidJt >iuorSem.
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@ole gin5elbeiten erteilt
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405-7 G,uearinsen MseGram gebanoc,
San Mntpnip, Teras.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-06-26
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(1 IN 1909 Seattle began the
N and Power Plant and System bonding
kE69rl the funds required. until this writing
bonds issued for this S404+0Oo0o The
ctixcns added to the plant lighting
principal and thooughiareS costing
o. local improvement districts from surplus and depreciation funds
she has invested plant
ing S6Oooooo which furnishes citizens light power
The lowest America.
Prior 1902 the private Companies charging twenty
kowa hour electric light agitation
Municipal Light and Power Plant this lowered 1902
twelve kowatt hour When the Municipal
Power Plant began supplying light commercial purposes
fixed eight and oneha per kowat
hour The this wherever the Municipal Plant
competition with them. but continued charge the
higher where competition existed
July l. i9l the Municipal Plant fixed its maximum
kowa hour and November 49, 1911.
followed the cit lead and fixed
June l. 1912 the OF City Light again reduced
rate OF kfowatt hour and June p, 1912
the private company followed making the
April / 1918 City Light rates were again reduced
OF five oneha oatt hour resi-
dencc lighting The fixed and
hall kowau hour and the maximum
three and onchalf
Seattle lighted because she has
kept her Municipal Light and Power Plant and System always
the foremost ranks OF Her light department the pioneer
economical lighting II the first the
lighting nitrogen lamp used
by Seattle for lighting Because of this lamp
lighting the Lighting Department
The following comparison OF the price candle for
lighting several OF the leading cities OF the