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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-08
SOineilagtninaerne.

ret / 900 5remgan9, % / ll9er
op til l.. gtopember naae0e man
lige op til 10000 S%lagtninger
Sra i%orifeQige SiOer gior6e man
imiolertio 0a gadoen6e, at Der ei.
ter Sfifte0ogeu fun0e Oentes Ell
it6rre Reo9ang, iOet 2auompnoe.
he altiO igr I. Rooem6er pleieoe
at lepere igrlig mango Soiu ior at
fan gen9e til 5olfelgnnin9erne. 5
ben isI9en0e ltge 6IeD Der Dog
ilagtet ca. 1900 Suin, og oct ri.
Ter zig altiao III, at Spineproonf.
tionen itaoi8 er / 5gemgan9, oa
oct normale initial Slagtninger
ligger meIlem 80 % 10000 pr.
llge.
Zen ertrnOrOiuGrc arigsifnt. -
00enIe, 10. ]tobem6er. Sfatteraa
BET / OOenie bar tiIen6e6ragt Gig
ningen al ben ertroor0inGre Stats
fiat. Otter 6oao 06Dn5 Social0. a
%eriorer, 6ar 2igningen omiattet 15
Gnfeftperioner % % aftieielifa6er.
Der tilinmmen er p%aali9net ca. 1875.
900 SIR. Get er n%aollig De tore
neutrality-suspicious. Ger rantmes Al
Sfatten. @n @nfelt ifal betale 16.
900 SIR, Ell an0en 10000 ar. /
@rtroIfot.
Wnnb. % &loOciB9e er fonitote
ret poo ase6p6olm" ior mOen
@nna 1n0er oellne gpi0emi. BE.
irtuiuaen beitaar al 253 aeer, Al
STR. llnqfora, "a aafDe % $50
SDin.
Cpllngt az Soroen. "a to ltl18e
giqer forle6en Iiten ipaiere6e for
bi Misitons6uiet I Sfern, for
ipon0t oen enc al Dem pl1oielia ira
Soroens 0perflaoe. Sun bar | 66f.
&c gSfiern 9oabl." Msrfet
ipoieret Iiae no ct 3 gtlen opbt
Sn(, Der fife nar in06cgnet caer
aimprfet. 6eloigois itgote bun iio
fife pioere, Tor 6u0et bar paa
@runo al Reauoeir meget bI60t
| 9unoen; men hlln iaa ganife for.
itrpffelig no, "a man if ben6e op.
SoriDnnOue Sorif, 5iife6ar0ler
Ziteraaar0 Z Soriens bar / 56lge
g6ori. 5olfbl. iorIeoen miitet ca.
500 Blrno 5orif. iom ban bap0e /
ct |or &uier / 6aonen. Oct er Oh
pct. at ell 5pp bar ppret poa Spit,
men oct er life iiffcrt at ban bar
ta1et ale 1orifene, 3llicrne par
nemIia reone / Stpffcr. iao De
1orif, Iyoen lepneSc. fnnoe itiffe
til 5es.
Nrt Seminnrium paa 5Bn. e.
ter 5orlpoenoe / oar. Dqbl." ar.
bejoer Ell areos al MpnS Tor II
Ben for 0prettrIien al ct SnOre
Q}iSiionS Seminnrium paa SIM.
Sn0re 0}isiion bar / 5oroeieu ct
Seminorirm / 5n1ono % ct paa
SiGllano.
StiftsprOuiten paa SjGaano. Oct
De0 fgl. aoniesiionarins Baullis
ESQ Ieoigblepneembeo iom 5tiit5
PROFIT / Siraano5 Stiit ieges al
Rrouit llSiing t 9uIbp iomt al BrG
iterle y. W. @arien / a~ebenbaun,
3r. gitrup / aar5us og Oliert ri
caro- / &sbenbapn.
AntOmu6ilen innf neo / &elen. -
Observation-Disclosures ! gnroe bar bait
ct Stpffe al 5risOa0uei opgraOet.
Spgrnoniugen bleD after foitct til
meo Soro, men life beore, emo at
3egnen funoe %ioroan0le geien til
ct lumif MoraOs. geO Solptioeu,
on @ooelpgterne par illiffeoe, tom
Ell 96nuiisr ferenOe ben 40 Geiea
ll0en at ane noaet onot. Blll0ielil
ianf Autonlobilens enc Siulpar i
til oper arlerne, % Oa @bouiiererl
iprong al, ianf ban / til ouer ane.
enc. Oieo tort 9eipGr iif ban iig
arbei0et lbs, og eiter at man bao.
DC ybrolagt" 8eien meo 9rGoOer
% iliot meo Dnl. 90 Saan0frait
ire Elmer, lpffeoes oct / 6elge
ggaroe 5olfebl." ogfoo at bierge
a1ltomobilen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-08

@aaicn nurrcOc 3Gacren. @oaro
eier Giels @ooe paa Sfals Olarf
1feo iorIeoen en- @ronaaaS peo
@aitrup Pa. "a ban fon 5iem,
inteo ban i ct 2lnialo al 9oot 9u-
MGR Ben iftote @nas BEN til iinc
tomme @u9; men til bans itorc
5or6leiielie reiite oen yoeoe@ @aa5
iig, Ietteoe poa @%in9erne % Tor.
iUanot, ier Sa9eren fnnoe faa iig
beiinoet. @a0e mprfeOe / 5elge
BIB. Git" life minoite 9iostean
ira @nnien, mems ban bar oen ira
}(aen til @aaroen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-08
enfpnifninaer % @aper.

5reoensborg Slot bIeD Der / Ia
gems 500 ienot Ell MpnBoe 2pf-
emtninaer ira belle 2anOet, Iigeiom
Drs. fgl. Sei9eoer mo0tog @aper
ira oeres Slpgtninge i Sno. % Ito.
Ianoet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-08

O~reoelsoorB Slot oteD Oct | III
gems 500 ienot Ell Npngoe 9pf-
enfninaer ira belle 2auOet, Iigeiom
Drs. fgl. Sei1cOer moOtog @aper
ira oeres 5lGatninge i Sno. % llO.
Ianoet.
gGffclicsuse i Bellies Smcsn oil
i~fripes orr Den 10. Ron, bliue al.
bol0t / llgen ira i5.-t9. Qou.
Sper al De , 8aae oil Der blioc al.
bolot Rgoer / islgenoe airter
Sornitrup al. I, aallerup ST. 512,
Selling az. 6, Gerup aI. 6, Ssien
aI 7, Bale al. 6, @reis at. 512,
Serlep al. 6. 8in0ina aI. 6. Drum
Den 10, II. o9 10. al I. Sfprup
16. og Il. ST. 6, os SeOeniteO Den
II al. Z. st tort antoI 9rGiter
oa 2pgmpno taller.
9ct tore narliac 6fteraarsmpoe
Snrbosrc lIitteoe Den 9. Rop. eiter
at baoe paret I 3 Gage. 0fsoet par
after / anr beie9t al mango Dfen.
neifer. allereoe 2eroa9 aften an.
tom ira Sfdnoerup Bait. s. RoC
meo ca. 60 8enncr i 5elgr. og mef
oct isrite Senoa9stog nnfom poer.
ligere 300 Weoeoeltaaere.
yeo @uostieneiten Den imllftC
Sdrboere Strife, Der par iDlot III
iioite 9laos, prpoifeoe 9ait. Is.
Moe, % ON eitermiooagea aibolo.
les Der ct acknowledgement / Diis.
i%ionsbuiet.
Munoagens MeOer n~oleoeoes
me0 en- 9erneauoStieneiie, % Cirs.
ong ilutteoe iaa Weoet. 1poreitei
man ifiltes - alaoe oper SampG.
ret og meo 8slelieu Al at bare ieri
opbere inc / Samiunoet meo @llf
90 meo 9reOrene % Ssitrene Der.
Igennem.
st gOliaipsrgsmaal. 5 anIeo.
nina al, at O%perlGrer q. Steeniig
aeae 9ogerifole. er irniluttet IN
en- % bar taeet 9opGl / Sasleu
6aDoe gpraaoet aipifet 6am en- Re
oegsrelie Tor bans 9eup9erum6e
BERTH. Denne iorelna | 9prnooets
U9eoe 5reOng @iten ben 5. 9oo
| en- SfripeIie. buori OuerlGrerer
meooeIer Brunoene til fin 9ortilDt
ming. 0els er Oct Senipnet til bans
|8srns Oporngelie, oels 8nnifelig
beoerne peo at ifnife Ell p~aSieno'
2eiliabe6 9ege. 8prnnSet Deotof
oereiter at iorelpeee Sagen iol
Riniiteriet meo 6oreipsr9iel ON
buoruiot bet fan onIes for iorcne
ligt meo Ooerlrrerens Stilling a
tnee 9op9l ian Innst borte irt
gpen, fon ban bar eiort.
Nalbors Foliti. aaIbore, 10
Hob. 9or nogen Tio iioen peotoi
galborg 9pran6 meo PoIitimeite
rens 9iIilutnins ct 5orilae til e.
NJ politipeotrgt for aalborg asb
itoo. 3 geotreten ianotes 81. a
en- g~eitemmelie ON Volitiunieneti
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-08

@teriet life billet 9oofen6e. ioet man
bl. a. life oil gibe 9praoOet Sn0.
ifDoeIie paa Bolititieneiten, Qfini-
i~teriet bar MI tilbageien6t 5orila.
get me0 Ell erflpring on, at BE.
itemmelien ON 8olitiforenin9ens
5or6anOlingsret life fan anerfen-
oes.
Saaen iorterer nnoer Slititsmi.
inter 3abIe.
@ulObrDllnp. ganfoirefter, g.
tat5raoo q. g. Senien, Der tioli9ere
Gier al 0ollerup 0}plIe, feireoe
SenOaa Den IA. Ron. tit @ulobrDl
IMP meo en- Set paa S~fooe6a1en.
Zen bcarGnieOc 6eitemOforicl.
COM tioligere omtalt, er Der al.
pct Iillaoelie til llofsriel al 5000
&allaffer ira 5plIafo. 0Drctlc ifat
/ 5oraaret 1916 Dure 3 Mar eller
oeroOer.
Cement til arscntina. Q}ariager,
10. g2ob. Genlentiabrifen aonds
bal Deo Rariager 6ior0 inoifi6er /
oisie Gage 2000 Cons Cement til
4raentina. On nogle Gage pen.
tes 3. J, :. SB Camper 4nt
nerpen, ser ifal inotage 1000 tors
Cement, IiaeleoeS til %9(rgentina. 10.
ooer ca. 1000 Cons, Der for nogen
9io ii6en oiien0tes iom 9r6oe, 6ar
Der 6iotil life uGret no9en oi0ere
9ementef5port til argentina.
9eiertDr og Sgp. Ganoers, 10.
Ron. Sna 9o0t iom belle 9an0et
ooer Gar Ser / oct iioite Bar Mao
ueoer 5nieret en- IpDefuGgt, iom gif
ira @aar0 til @aar0 % itjal man9e
1iug. bl a.. Sfuosmaals66ger, pe0
6pis Sinlp Dan opiraaote miOcr ial
lie Gaone. "a 9olitiet / @aar lit
1t pi0e. at BAN 3ao0e oGret paa
6laus6olm, begpuote Der Ell ippu
oenoe SaaL o. oe0 at foriglge ~
pens me Srpifo Spor lofteOe5 oct
tiliioit at ionae BAN. Get piite iig,
al ban iiOit / September er oeier
teret ira lin militGre AiOeling ! SO
ben6oou. "a ban tifto6 itrnfs Is
5oDerier.
aartOffeluOfprSlen. 0olitebro, -
Ron. Zen berDprenoe a~artoifelefs-
Forthcoming afbolot / @aar @ele
ralioriamlina. Get oplpites, at 10
ierieISiorbuoet 6auoe lammet 5or'
eningens 9irf onIbeo / ioo bsi @roO,
at Der fun bar ienot CT Bar 8ogn
laoniuaer 9artoiler It'll Scbmei3
iioite giteranr, lige inOen 5orbnOet
fom. Sois Der IN 9iUes llOieels
tiaaoelie. nil Der fitnc lcncre5 aar
.t5iler til Norge til aartofielmel.
st inofommet 6oriIoa til 6or
eninaens OpIesnina iorfoiteOes nleO
ale Stemmer moo cen, iOet man
gioroe grIoen6e, at oct par al itor
9%eto6ning at bnbe Ell Organization
6pis ser fun6e blioe EillaOelie til
Gfsport. s mo6iot 1iliploe oilOe
3ortieneiten flin fomnG prioate
@fsporterer til gooe.
sSeoragerierne i MARQUIS. )
Anleonin9 al at ell Del OagblaOe
/ 0mtalen al 9reorene auoeriens
georogerier / Marquis bar ifreoet,
at M9aler anaftergaar0 ! 9iDfe
bing ". er i~nteresieret / 6oreta
gen0et, er oDiorse 9p.~ bleueu an
mooet ON al opIpie, at 0r. anaf-
fergaaro life bar in0ifiiot Ell enc.
ite Gre 1 5%orretnil9en eller Selifa.
bet. San bar - iom ioreurigt til
iaa mango anore 6orretninger oUer
belle 2anoet iolgt aarbus Sir
mnet en- Gel auI; men oct er ogian
aft, 6pao ban bar bait meo oenne
5orretnin1 at gsre.
7posfalo. Sooeofasiereren paa
6reocrifs6crg 9irfs aoutor, eranr.
iuriS 5uIius Mnoien er / 6elge
1enft -" riter lana Tbs Su10om
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-08

&o~oforiIas ON aa0er i OOerens-
itemmeIie me0 oct al Den inter
ifanoinaOiife Gioilretsfommisiton
.loar6ei0eoe 3orilag, loorpeo Ger
gioes 0omitolene 9let til oelS at
neoiqtte oct iiel9e laser-aontraf
ten ifDloi8e 9el0b, oels at pnore
9lfbetalin9s 4gbefontrafter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-08

-" 2AuINiit HtlH2 Jun Jul utt Ii
Aden til @aaroen.
Cberfri9srctten bar 10. Qoo. al
iagt Com / ieI8enOe Gag;
On iu1 acknowledgement al =.
Reaiment Loo Ell DAG i'm 0ppasier
6lioe 6orte ira 9oelie no oper Den
6iO, ban maatte irita9e BAN for
BET pripate arbei0eS Sfplo, if6nt
iaaoant tioli9ere gentagne @ange
par blepet pnntalt ooerior BAN.
Huber 9oelien fom 9atoilons6eien
til Steoe % iplirgte eiter oen nc
niae. ~2sitnauten traa0te ga irem og
melote, at Sen 0fenige bar til 99-
9en, iOet BAN eiter i'm 5orfIoring
life erin0reoc, at Set Gumer, ser
blen nGOnet, bar bans Oppnsier, %
Ser | @cIeo0et bleo ia9t, at Monoen
oor til 2Ggen. Huber Soeen mo.
remn1eOe ban at WeIoingers llrig-
tigbeo 6aooe opret BAN 6epioIt, men
cenne Tilitnnelie tog ban after til.
bdqe.
Zen inoanfeoe Com Ia6 pna @m.
beosiprtnbelie. 0Oerfri9sretten eff
no ira, at Den uriatige WeGoin9
par niQinet al SfsoesIesbeo og
iniriotte 5traifen til iimpeI Sort
%ninQsnrreit / I Waoneo.
Mnienm for 9~jmrslano. @renaa,
s. Rop. ae6mano @briitopber 30
gel | @renaa ifpnfe0e ior nogen 5io
iiOen i'm betDoelige % oproiinl0e
Oloiags- % Wsntiomling til ct Whi.
ieum ior DiurslanO. 8lonen iegeS
MI renliieret peb Oprettelie al Ell
Dluienms Screening. @renoa 9p.
raao bar pit i'm SntereSie
ior Sngen peo at bepilge eft 9elob
til aiboloelie al 6ore0rag for at
oGffe Stemning ior Sngen blanot
ggnens 9eioIfning.
6n auie inltet libel. @aaroeier
Oiarius Sgg6 / Salirum iouue0e
ior 1ogen 1io iioen Ell al fine apier,
Der iammell meo en- Gel ANDRE gif
paa @rGs Ell Snobegning. San
troeDe, at Den par bruot no, oa al
oeu mantte pGre optaaet 9os 6olf,
ser life oi0ite, booriro Den famine.
DC. San eiterlpite Den oerfor gen.
mem 9la6ene % is9te iprigt efter
6en | belle Ggnen. Ru er auien
5elge oHnn6. u. Gp." iunoen. Den
par moe ielue Snobe1ningen fon1-
men neO / en- @rsit meo SGnge.
6pn0, o9 Ifsnt octte life elf RET
beit op paa 9enene, bar Den life
funnel nrbeioe iig lbs. Gen too
Mu66erareiten o9 bar 800 al Sult.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-08

airfemanneSen / ag6en6aDn.
Gar. g9bl.@ al II. ROW
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-08

aalbors FOliti. aoIbora, IS.
1ob. 3or nogen Iio iioen peotog
aalborg 9prano meo PoIitimeite-
rens 1iIilntnins ct 5orilae til en-
M goIitipe6trgt for 9loIbors asb.
ito6. 3 geotreten ianotes 81. a.
en- geitemmelie ON Yolitiunfenets
Omoronina, men oenne bar Mini.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-08

Npt Seminnrium pnn SBn. 81
ter 5%orlp0enoe / oar. 0qbl." ar.
beioer en- arcos al Mpno Tor II
ben for 0prettelien al ct SnOre
Q1iSiionS Seminnriim paa SIM.
Snore Olisiion bar / 5oroeien ct
Seminorium / 5naono og et paa
Si9llano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-08
StiftsprOuiten paa S%iGaano. De

DeO fal. aoniesiionarius Baullis
ESQ leoigbleone@mbeO iom 5tiit5
PROFIT / Siuaanos Stiit ie9es al
Rropit Using / 8nl6p ionnt al 8re
iterne Z. VI. @arien / aebenbnpn,
Or. 2itrllp / 9(ar6lts oa Oliert ri
caro- ag6enbapn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-08
Zen ertraurOinere ariasifat.

MnnO. % 9lobcigee er fonitate.
ret poa aSe6n6olm@ ior mOer
@nua lm0er oenne gpioemi. BE.
iGtuinaen beitaar al 253 aeer, Al
Stfr. llnqfnpa, "a aalDc % t50
SDin.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-08

Ara Belle gpraao. Belle, 8. no
pember. Belle 9nraoo bar neoint ct
lloonlg, Der ifal reoioere inmtlise
/ aommunnlpeotpgten ombonOIeoe
9ieneitemGnos Ssnnineer.
Oct er peotoget at oprette ct Sol.
fefsffen, Der ifnl leoere Wao ior
% Gre pr. Bortion; oct initnlleres
/ Sfolefeffenet meo en- 9efoitning
al 1000 Ser, % 9pells unoeriflio
berpao meues at blioe 1000 Ser.
Ger inolpgges garmeopparat til
$4,000 Ser. / 4ominiitrationsbpg
nineen, bbor ale oiientlige aonto.
rer ifal uopioes og omlegges, iaa
Der bIiper sofaler babe til 9bfos.
ben og oen fommenoe i~olfepaIgte
g%oremefter.
aager. Otter 6orlpoetoe | vNatt.e
piI Siiftitsminiiteren | en- npr
crrptuti0 fnrpIndde HiaS0ooen Of
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1915-12-08

7poSfalo. SoOeofasiereren paa
6reocrifs6era 9irfs aontor, cram.
inriS SuIfns Mnoien er / 8elge
u1tatt." eiter lang 1ios Sugoom
aiaaaet oeo 7e0en 81 Mar al.
5bp, aontorebei i aoneens
aabinets ~afretariat, 9ammerberre
SIR. GaitenifiolO er Iorsoog Den
#. Ron. UNDER ct geieg pna ~.
"trip aigaaet pe0 Gsoen al 2unge-
b~etpnOelie, 81 aar al. Zen oioeoe
Der par q. al 0bg og 0bmo., par
peo fin 100 Sefretrr for 9alls
StiiteIic og tocoe pno 9illeSborg
peo asge.
Silfcbora. 70. 9ou. 5bp.
Barber g. Gbr. Wiebolien, DER /
oper ct bnlpt aarbnnorcoe bar ore.
pei Sorrefiitng ! StffeDorg, er | Raf
aiannet peo Dsoen, 70 gor al. San
bar geteron ira 1renorsfri9en.
Otter lpngere 5iOs Spgoom
or aammeriunfer grnit gmil Se.
oernnnn a~ienoct peo 9soen | en- al.
Der al ooot 70 gar. San bar en-
al @obseier aooIpb Seoeman til
@iertriiosbolm oe eieoe ielo | en-
gorrrffe Sopebeaaroen 9uebolm;
fine fi6ite glor t%ilbragte ban paa Ben
son peo @renoa hos fin Dotter Sen
ny, fom cr Gift meo Stambnsbeiio-
Der Sieismnnb Mplitis gen8on til
Stdmhfet 8enaon.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-17
AN IS YEAR OLD WONDER.

Lewis Malone, the youthful colie- Eiar who is playing brilliantly at se- cond base for Connie Mack, is tha youngest player in the major leagues, having just passed his 18th birthday His work makes it look as if he were going to repeat the experience of Johnny Evers, who joined the Cubs when he was about the same age.
 Like Evers. Malone is brairiy. quick-witted boy. Few players break. ing into major leagues show tho finish, boise and confidence of tho Marylander. He stands feet 10 ir- ches and weighs 175 pounds. As to his batting ability Connie Mack says: Don't worry about that boy. He can hit
New Britain herald., 1915-06-17
Going west, Old Man?
tWaterpury Republican. )

The statue of Horace Greeley, which has stood for twenty-five years in front of the Tribune building, look ing out on Printing House square, is to be removed. Whether to make room for the bootblack at bis feet, as suspected, or for a corner drug store in the Tribune building, re- ported, is not certain. It will be a painful shock to MT. Greeley's rela- tives and to those few who still cher ish his unique memory, but to Mir Greeley, himself, if he is still permit ted to revisit the glimpses of the moon, it will be relief. The news paper daily published behind his back Is quite a different product than that which he produced and, we should say, not a bit to his taste.
 Where the statue is to be removed to is also doubtful, but a sarcastic contemporary of the Tribune sue- sests that it be allowed to Ego west, !" and follow it's originals familiar ad- vice to young men. The old editor has been pinched for room in the con gested spot where his pedestal was planted with pious zeal to honor his memory and keep the Tribune the
New Britain herald., 1915-06-17
PLAYERS. REQUEST REFUSED

Montreal, June 17.-Oficers of the Montreal baseball club of the Inter national league received notification from New York yesterday that the baseball players fraternity had re- fused to act upon the appeal of Pit cher Howard McCraner, made direct to the fraternity.
 McCraner was fined s10o and sus- pended by the local club for failure to get into condition Later he was released. The player placed his case before the fraternity, but President Fultz evidently failed to find cause for action by his organization.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-17
BLUE DOWN TIGERS IN DECIDING GAME
Bad Errors Behind Deyo Prove
 Costly-Ready for Crimson

New York, June 17.-A smart single to center field by Bill Hunter, YAle's catcher sent Legore over the plate in the eighth inning of the game with Princeton aI the Polo Grounds yesterday, with the run which broke tie and gave the Ellis the game, by score of 4 to 8. Le- gore had reached first base on a bad error by scul1y, the Tigers second haseman, and he stole second when Kelleher's toss failed to catch him iii time
 This defeat gives Princeton last Ilace in the triangular series between Iale, Harvard, and Princeton, as the Tigers have lost two games out of three to Yale and have already lost two games to Harvard. The third ge me between Princeton and Harvard will be played at the Polo Grounds tomorrow. Yale and Harvard will clash in series of three games next week. which will settle the question of supremacy among the three con- testing teams. The score:
 r. Ii. e. Yale f....s. .s.. 1o0oi011*-4 2 Princeton ... O02oo1oo 5
 Batteries--Way and Hunter; Deyo and Kelleher.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-17
WOULDN'T GO TO BED.
|rcub.c with Most of Us Is We Won't
 Get Up.

Worcester, Mass, June 17.--Ma na- I&r Jessc Burkett announces that he zas released Wicked Keliher. former Hartford first basernan. keliher IT. .urcs on signing with Little Rock Tn
 uo Southern association. Burkett |ald lie released him and Pitcher ,54nSon for failure to observe bed
 I'M s.,g, rules as. faithfully as they
 naKhts have done. Mickey has no' 36ea Hitting since hcAWent 70 " or sester cxcep. tho first day, q CIT ,,in,stancs wh;c1, he fs unable to eS- o.af.s as he always hit well before on
 5t titvr teams with which he played.
New Britain herald., 1915-06-17
BOXING IN ELM CITY. Fine Card Arranged for Tonight at
 New Haven Casino.

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 New Haven. June 17.---Local box ing fans are anxiously awaiting the sound of the gong tonight at the Casino. which will send the boxers on their way in the all-star tourria- nent which will be staged by the Broadway A. c. The boxers who take part in tonight's entertainnn ent are all reported to be in excellent con- dition for their engagements, and Lew Brown is prepard to accon1no- dat a rcord braking crowd.
 The main bout of the evening which brings Tommy Shea. and Young Marie on together for ten rounds, is looked upon by local fanoom as one of the line from New Haven this season.
 Chic Brown and Charley Bergen appear about evenly matched Tor their six round bout and there is much speculation as to the result of this battle. Brown and Bergen are bitter rivals when 1t comes to gettins into the ring. and the fans are pre- pared to watch a sensational. battle between tho lightweights.
 The show will open with six rounder between Frank Brindisi and Pete Doty, which should prove ill teresting. Brindisi rules q slight fay. orite over Doty, owing to his victor. ies over several tough boys about ths state. The show will commence to. night at 8:15 o'clock and the bout. | will be referred by Dave Fitzgerald
New Britain herald., 1915-06-17
WANT TWO MORE CITIES. Gilmore to Confer With Boston Cap
 ifalists in New York Next Year.

New York. June 17.-President James A. Gilmore, of the Federal league, announced here tonight that in company with several of the leagues club owners, he would go to Boston on Sunday next to meet a group of Boston men who wish to es- tablish a Federal league club in that city for next season The visiting n1agnates will consider the Boston proposition and mako Il decision latee. Gilmore said. He added that New York would be in the Federal circuit next season ,a playing field already having been selected ard plans drawn for the stands. --.---- -
New Britain herald., 1915-06-17

greatest outfield in the game says an exchange. Possibly. But we'll take Cobb, Crawford and Veach for the first club we buy and make an at tempt to stagger through before the rext drafting period begins.
 'Nc one in this country wants war, observes the Chicago Tribune. Ana very few in this county have any ar cent year1iing for T. B. or Cancer, which doesn't affect the fact that several persons here and there have heen known to get one or the other, despite their feelings on the subject
 It isn't what one wants that rounds out the box score of existence. In the main it's what one gets.
 Starting Another One.
 Sir: Heres another enc of those arguments. Given their rull strength, with ali in the best condition, which would be the best club in the country Tigers, White sex. Braves, Phillies, Fed Sox---or which? I'm betting even you1l pick either Tigers or White sox?
 LARRY F.
 With Evers back in shape and with ! Rudolph, James and Tyier working up to best form the Braves run first in the allotment. They LOOK to be the best rounded machine Of them all, with every cog in the machine if, place But as conditions stand now, tie three best clubs Tn baseball are Wkite sox, Tigers and Red sox, who look to be several degrees stronger than the first three entries in the N. L. ! g8 l ' < 5 s- s -F Among those required to make up the two billion souls on this earth are many various types--incIuding that which is willing to pay s26,o00 for a story of Jess Willard's i1re.
 Chick Evans may not be the great est butter in the world, but we'd like to exchange golf games with him, putting and all.
 Such Being Existence.
 While New York is mourning the absence of league leader, affairs , might be different if the Giants had the defensive strength of the Tanks or the Tanks had the batting power Of the Giants.
 The Giants have a tough time win ming even when batting above par whereas the Tanks start 10 back up the moment they begin to hit. The tough part of this, ana other games, being that you generally lack what you need the most
 Ty Cobb has q lot Of pride, but he has never yet been too proud to hit the ball.
 Ball players of the present day are getting over twice as much money N-. Az. And playing about half as much base ta11 St szS
New Britain herald., 1915-06-17

minor leaguer, were considered in and cutters. Now these players are play ing like stars, and the critics" blame Rowland's hypnotic powers for the improvement. If it could be proved that it is possible to improve a mans batting average or speed by merely making him subservient to another's will. every league manager would be- come a hypnotist and the game would see the greatest collection of stars" every gathered under the big tent" Another charge made against Row land and against the entire team is that of signal stealing. There seems to be no grounds for this charge Any team that has on it's roster Eddie
 Collins, Jacques Fournier and Ray Schalk and possesses a pitching corps such as that of the Sox does not have to steal the other fellows signals.
 and that goes double for hypnotisn.