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that. on account Of the financial a..
sistance which tho Wards gave Kan.
sas City Inst year. they practically
posssssed control Of tho franchise, and
the approval Of the Kansas City NJ
rsctors was not necessary. II was an
nounced yesterday by tho Eastern
representative Of the Federal League
that the Kansas City franchise posi-
lively had bccn Transferred to Ne ~
ark.
The Cincinnati regulars viii play
Shreveport at Alexandria, La. on
March ~. At Shreveport. March II:
Ut New Orleans. March 20 and n; At
Covington. La. March - end -: at
Mobile. March ~. 20 and -: at Mem
phis. March 20 and u: at Chattanoo.
n. April I and .. and at Columbus,
O.. April .. Returning - Cincinnati.
they viii play the following teams
here; Warrington Americans. April
4; Detroit Americans. April & Z and
o. Boston Americans. April .. 10
and II.
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Brooklyn Fans
to Accompany
Dodgers SOut'

When the Dodgers start for tbssr
training camp at Daytona. Fla, -
Feb. 26 they will be accompanies ~
q delegation OF fans Of BrooilynNR
have asked President Ebbets - -
range for their passage by stea94-
Mr.. Ebbets has placed the arsenyt
ments In the hands Of J. S1eASoE
kraus. He will secure favorable
rates. It " expected that about
twenty fans will make the trip. Nam
ager Robinson's son will make the
trip. a. will John Karst. q young in-
fielder Of Philadelphia. Thirty thrss
players under contract have been orr
dered to be on hand In Florida on
Feb. 28 to start practice. X
The spring schedule OF the Super
bas include thirty six games. Begin
ming March 8 the rival factions OF
the club will play six games. Theu
will come the games with all comoro.
The Athletics will be at Deytona for
four games on March 10. 20. ~ and
%. The Yankees will be IN DaytenA
on March 81. 2s, 20 and 30. The
Dodgers will leave Daytona the nigbt
of April 2. Tho following day q
game will be played In Jacksonvillss
On April and 10 they will b at
Ebbets Field for games with the
Yankees. The following day the
Yankees and Dodgers will play an
exhibition game In Newark and ON
April ~ and 10 the Athletics will
engage the Dodgers at Ebbets Field.
The evening world., 1915-02-09
Club Members Refuse to Lei
Him Withdraw as Can
didate for President.

MO Mater how hard he tries Pat
IN Conway Just can't got rid Of
OF the Irish-Ame. :can A. c.
presidency. 30 popular IL he among
the members that they WON'T allow
any other candidate to get . look. :.
at the Job. Conway has just bssn
reelected. this being tho eighteenth
consecutive time.
This time Conway requested that the
I. A. A. c. refrain from dominating
/ A and he even suggested othsr
worthy members, but when got
through speaking Thomas Cummings
Jumped up and said:
II nominate Patrick J. Conway
for Before he fpished his sen.
tence . score Of men were on their
feet seconding tho motion. Mr.. Con-
way attempted TO put Harry Ban
mons name before the members but
he was "cheered" down.
Bannon then told OF tho many
things accomplished whilo Mr.. Con-
way was at the helm Of the club. and
asked that he be unanimously re-
| elected. This was done. and then the
following men were elected to other
onices: Thomas J. Cummings. Vice.
President; Peter Curran. Treasurer;
Matthew q. Lyons. Financial Secre-
tary: Harry q. Bannon. Secretary. and
Joseph v. Dickman, Club Secretary.
william p. McLoughlin. James +
Neehan. Richard Bennett. Timothy
Healy. John v. Coggey. Edward 8
Murphy, John J. Manning. n. J. Nc
Carthy, Martin J. Sheridan and Tier.
ney O'Rourko were elected governors
Abel Kiviat, the champion middle
distance runner. was appointed Z
member Of the Athletic Committee
The other members Of this commit
tee arc Terence Farley. Chairman;
Tierney O'Rourke. J. p. McLoughlin
Joseph Rynes. John r. Conway. J. L.
Murphy. James J. Archer. Lawsor
Robertson and w. L. Jones.
KivIat and Jack Eller tied for tn
W. L. Jones trophy. Each OF thest
lathletes scored iol points In comps'
The evening world., 1915-02-09
YALE Seven BAGF
IN THE RACE HlR>
COLLEGIATE TIIlE
Dartmouth Beaten 4 to In
Game That Took TwoEx-
ira Five-Minute Periods to
Decide. l.s

NEW HAVEN. Fob. Sin 90 Of
the fastest hockey games over osn
In this city Yale DEBATED Dartn0pth.
4 to 1. and thereby got bach ihto
tho race for the intercollegiate clam
pionship. It was necessary 70 LAY
two extra five minute periods toyde-
eide the issue. Nggd
1t was during this extra time OF Nay
that Yale scored three Of her 6Duf
goals. Dartmouth started with ynsh
and took the puck behind the Yale
wicket. where It remained for esvtrai
moments. .- -ea
Yale rallied. however. and 04pt.
Sweeney carried the puck alinoet} }ths
length Of the ice and passed It to Nac-
Donald. who shot the goal with ease.
The Dartmouth men we're faE..s. taken
Of their feet. but rallied In crest style.
wanamlkcr and Capt. Tuck led ths
charge. and only the work OF 1or..
who played brilliantly for Yale. eave,l
the Blue from being scored on. Yor' {
stopped three well aimed Dartmonta =
shots, and Macdonald rushed the puck
back out OF danger Just In time.
Dartmouth's team work seene1rOe-
perior TO Yale's in attack. Waua-
maker and Tuck got started again.
They executed some fine passes which
took the puck past the Yale defeuqo
and gave Capt. Tuck an open shse !.
He Gagged the puck. This was IL
only time Dartmouth successmE
broke up the Yale defense, which a.
peared to great advantage throue4n9,
the game. With the score to
the end Of the first half both t0&
came back fresh N, the second rees9y.
York stopped tries at goal soS
times during this period. while Deny
hue stopped six shots. During ~
entire game York stopped fourteen
tries at goals and Donohue seveneQep.
Not until the extra time play bqBqp
was Yale's superiority demonstra36S.
Then Murray. who played very -
game at left wing. took a pass fron
Heron and shot what proved 70 -
the winning goal. Burgess. who te-
day played his second game /since hoS
schoias stjc standing has been Apr
proved, and who strengthened Sne
Blue materially. scored the third Yele
goal on a pass from Capt. Sweney
Capt. sweeney tailed the dnal goa
hfteen seconds later. minute aqe
| 6fty seconds after play In the sec0a9
extra period started. ,a f&g
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Nationals Magnates Split
On Plan to Change Limit
OF Clubs to 20 Players
YANKEE BATTERY MEN
Are ORDERED TO REPORT
At HOT SPRINGS FEB. IS.

Manager Donovan has ordered
six Of his pitchers and two catchers
TO report at Hot Springs, Ark.
Fob. 10. In charge Of Joe Kelly. the
scout.
Tho following mon will report at
Hot Springs: Sweeney, catcher;
Nunamaker, catcher; Fisher,
pitcher: Caldwell. pitcher: War.
hop. pitcher: Colo. pitcher; keat.
Ing. pitcher; Brown, pitcher.
Tho squad which goes to Hot
Springs will report at Savannah.
March 10.
Manager Donovan wants to have
his pitchers In such condition that
they will be able to report at
Savannah In form to give the
other men good batting practice.
The Yanks have also arranged
an exhibition game with the Cubs
which will be played at Savannah
April I.
The evening world., 1915-02-09
Winston Beats
EUisg IL, Fast
Squash Match

Stealing aces was the best trick
Eric 3. Winston played In the spec
tAcular match In which he defeated
Evelyn du Pont Irving yesterday Ia
the second round OF the tournament
tor the national squash tennis title at
the squash Club. Forty-nrst Street
and Madison Avenue. The SCORE was
'lS--S, ISL.
Irving was not succcssful In making
the most OF his amasing variations Of
spesd. Winston. crafty and alert.
played ball. Az Il died away on this
front wall Winston. leaping from the
back Of tho court. like y cat pouncius
upon o mouse. stroked tho deceptive
shot. Wtnston's rapid moves were "a
unexpected. his kills % effective. thai
Irving was put upon the defensive.
The men played with such furtou.
intensity that ct oil In the second
game there was sace~s.,om os OUT. W.
seven minutes without either man
ston even 70 ii ali. at which Win
ston forced his wall shots TO wtr
with four straight aces. all OF whicf
he scored BY moving into position
from behind Irving.
A. J. Cordier. Yale's former star
Harvard Club forces. at io--is. is-s
LIS. Davis was very fast. II,
made good use OF the corners and
his wall shots were placed 90 pret'
tiiy az to compel Cordter 70 take IN
ball at dlfncuit angles.
| In the other important matchc,
Frank kidde. former New yerse!
State champion. defeated A. Dana
ts-1 le-S. kidde. repreeentins tn
Montclair A.. c., hammered away g
tAe froat val - the rallies; II ~
xaiS ca1taiAs ss--a - !. !.
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IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS

Although a return trip ticket To the
Pocinc Coast 10 the rich prise hung UP
for nrst place; only two long distance
runners have entered the classic Brook
lyn to Sea Cato marathon. which II
scheduled to bs run In conjunction with
the Fourteenth Regiment games on
Washington's Birthday afternoon In
Brooklyn. Unless the entry list 10 nlled
BY next Saturday afternoon. the event
win bs cancelled. according to . deciEon
reached by the Athletic Committee OF
the Fourteenth Regiment at meeting
last night
Owing to . mistake in figuring BY
the judges In the Junior metropolitan
diving championship In the New York
A. c. last Saturday night. Henry Nc
q thirteen-yoar -old brother Of Arthur
McAieenan. tho national and collegi-
ate champion. was placed third on the
first computation Of points. Yester-
day. however. II was announced that
the correct count stood McAleenan sec
ond. With $3.50 points. and william
Rogow. City A. c.. third. with $3.50.
The postponed final tie Of the Eng
iish covered court tennis champion
ship for 1914 was recently decided at
Duiwich. England. whom the old lawn
tennis rivals c. r. Dixon and n. J. q.
Ritchls contested an exciting game.
Dixon played on . familiar surface.
adopted . ciose-Quarter attack and
beat Ritchie. who pursued his usual
defensive methods from the back OF
the court. by 60. 6-:. t-s. ca.
A big squad Of candidates have re-
ported TO Coach Bernie Wefsrs for the
Columbia interclass relay races which
will be held next Wednesday evening
a the New York A. c. games In the
Nadtson Square Garden.
Columbia's basketball i've faces Yais
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at New Haven tonight In Q game that
y Q crucial one for both teams. Harry
Fisher. coach Of the Blue and White. is
not at all satisfied with the brand Of
game with Dartmouth last week. and .
likely. s.-.
A. Q meeting Of the Symnastic COM
mittes Of the Metropolitan Association
Of the a. A. Y. ycstsrday sSt:rnoon u
outs with the Metropolitan champion
ships st the New York Turn Vsrsin o.
Supreme Court Justice Barlow .,
Weeks and William u. Page, Presi-
dent of the New York Athletic Club.
nuai indoor games Of the New York
A. G. in Madison Square Garden to-
A. p. Lundin has Just been appoint
ed Fleet Captain Of the Baysids Yacht
Of tho Regatta Committee. The ap-
pointments were made BY Commodore
Elmer q. Story. DR.. Charles b. story
has been reappointed Fleet Surgeon,
snd John 2. Fioan legal adviser.
Titusvilie. Pa. was dropped. from the
racing schedule Of tho Lake Erie Racing
Pittsburgh to award dates for 1915
youngstown. Canton ana Akron. O.. and
Washington, Warren and Dawson. Pa.
were added. Omcers elected were
PRECEDENT, wake NorgeridSe. CORY, Pa.
Vice PrsSident. r. D. Moore. Ciarisburg
W. Va. and Secretary. J. =. Austin
Cory. Pa. ~
Jim Riec. coach Of the Coiumbis
crews, 10 at . total loss to account 70
the lack Of Interest shown In the fresh
man crew by the members Of the mrs
nesis 70 the youngsters TO come out
there 10 but . half hearted responss
and the coach 10 becoming thoroughly
discouraged over the poor showing o
candidates.
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ENTRY BLANKS ISSUED /
FOR PIPING ROCK RACE

Entry blanks are out for the PfpenG
Rock grab bag handicap to be run at the
coming spring meeting. subscriptiont
will close on March I. The grab ba0
handicap IL one Of the new racing feaS
lures Of the year II Is a four and Z
half furlong dash for two year olds. By
subscription Of $25 each. with a further
liability OF $50 each II not dscla.' ed by
April Is. Those not declared by Nay
IL are to pay 500 additional. which viii
entitls-them to start without additional
cost. The winner IL to recsiye the tofa,
amount OF the subscriptions. The start .
ers are to run In the name and colors
OF the subscribe's. but they may bs
subscrtber. Weights vii, be announced
nye days before the day set for the run
ming Of the race.
As this race win class as a private
sweepstakes no penalties win Il IN
CURED BY the winner.
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Women Golfers Z
Arrange Team,
Championship

The Women's Metropolitan Golf
Association has arranged q novel
tourney for next season for the team
championship Of the local district
A many clubs In the district ~ de-
sire to do 20 may form one or more
teams OF four women each. entering
them In the competition through Miss
Marion Hollins. the association Sec
retary. The association viii classify
the teams according to New Jersey.
Wostchester and Long Island Sec
tions. or az many other sections a.
may be necessary. issuing . schedule
% that two teams will meet on neu-
tral course near the homo club.
All Oh the teams will play ON one
day. but'if II 10 necessary to have an
other day to decide the sectional win
ners It will be aosigned. In the finaia
tho winning teams OF each section
will como together on q neutral course
The association will offer appropriate
medals to the members OF the winning
team. with additienal awards for the
runners-up.
walter J. Travis Of Garden City.
.s., s snJsyR yRsase S Wainns%S;s .inns %o,;
tied at Palm Beach. Fla. IN the 10.
hole Qualification round OF the South
Florida golf championship for the
low score GOLD medals with totals Of
T. Pisrson Of 0isaridse we're the only
other players In . neld Of llt to GSt
under 20 and they secured 70.
Wilfrid II. Reid, ths British golf pro-
s.s sss sy:s :: II, y AZ
|hS6 besn sneagse - pteleSsioaal ~ the
ns. eeayiev 0elf Cub q Ahsseon,
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FZSTYC NEWS AND GOSSIP

Ch,ch Wet, the Bosom tpg. for H. staf t~sivs-
round bout at Bndsspost n Feb. -. The msn
have asrvsd 20 ws.sh In q 10 pounds ring side.
ksdis Mosssn. tho crack Ensish ssssh~wsisht
ard Johnny Kiibaas. champion q ths world. viii
~sish In ct Ia pssnds nas 10 sAA thsy flsAt
asis ssttu battle = ~ Nassoasi A. q. of PhilA-
dsipAia On saturday nishk.
10, ahusrus ssd Pal Aous win proeaby nssG
e npuAssa2 IL lasts pAs< q ~ aeatA.
Jsck Casisv announces that Jsss willard WI
rscsivs % psr osat q the ~ rscdpts sftsr Jseh
Johnsoa Aas been PAD he $4,000 and otAer e.
psuss sstsisd.
Nihs Douaidsn. the bet ntddlSwsaGhs that
Havastrsv. n. r.. rw turned out. who 10 %
Ing 70 Jusres 10 help Jseh Jchnsca train fs hs
fight with yss wtllssd on Nsrch q. vs up hoan1
evss sunday bidAns h,a folhs ssodby bsfoss starr
ias on the ions and maybe tAanhlso tsp.
TN psocS os Cereasad. x.e has been hsts.tns
Tor . grsst nsay yvss. ~ been asnsd W fo'
saotlsss bsstis. Ne WI taks % Passy Dsoun.
,srd. founa4y q CAicsGo. but sow q Wtn1soe
Can, sos tsn sousds a sAow - BE- staesd b
eAs Windsor lOut.) a. y. % wsd.ssday aishi,
yes weight ss whtsh tAsg VAL hsht y ~ pssnds
w&sh h u r. y.
Fssakis xAaA ef Bnrhnsat s.d Fred YSis
have bssa nascard 70 boz eusiss souuds hsfcv'
the Unity 4. o. Of LsWsas on ~. % st ~
pSusAs.
nssailns IAAn, whs hs ssoossssA sssn a.
operation. r-setsw ~ nns q nseOdAs saeAi
wssh JoaAany KUss u ~ Wsse oads tos tss
| svunis q TIE fsdssd A, q. r
,Tsany. Tssgss. ~ nsdasvssht eAsaplss q
~ Hsv. aaa DssA&s xtAlr. q NssAsk. vii
asa h, ~ ,aAin psss q - luueb o. -
Hsssass sspssdas c1sSsa 'vHass sisAs = "
s,oe Z. : \, ! ~ I. lsl,, ). n :.
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Pat Conway Again Chosen
Lrish-Americun Leader

tition on the track. Pat Mcdonald
led the field men In the point score
and was awarded the club trophy.
During the yea: the club won the
following championships: Senior ma
tional indoor. senior national OUT
door, Junior metropolitan cross -coun-
try, senior metropolitan cross -coun.
try. senior national cross country,
ten mile national and the senior
metropolitan.
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c,.-n,,. Al n,oev 4. Ss,h.d A, TIM bou,s
us an ss.h .,,s ~ ,...-.h. =, A. BDsd.
a, s,.rtin. raub saturd.y uisht. whils the
= CsAs..s =, rs,..ss - =.
vs,.,. No.. Oh. s.-o.,. risht,us pu,ch.
- 1. -.,.hsd !. ,..., Jlm-y prynn- ~ Io,s
$3.50 ..ss-.,ss, =, N. ou.cu,boro C,uS .,
Bcbby Rsyuosds. ths Philadsapala ilshtwslsht
vta swan punchas with Matt Brock In twsney.
round bout a New Orlssua on Feb. 20.
O. saturday n,sh, q. New ohsans KID Tsysos.
n. 'ee.i bantam. and naai' o0ui's' the c'''0'a'
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

,.,, FIRST ;,I.n nASIrAss:nss: I., ns:: a.; s-ss,a.
Mha Nay. l06; Sal V.nity. l06: Louis OppsS
100; Gion~. liz; PsyGaass. iia; Var
Anc5Np RAcE,a-ss,liae' tArs.,ys.rs,s.; d,
Bsoy. ioi; j:tisi'o1, ioi; Ii.n. loa: .Os.sdts
los; Hsar' Nm To-; i,sF HNsG:' Nt ios NGsis
Mssi,css. iSs: F:iI Helen. los; fsss wiats
''G RiIiRS fisi'sHdE sxdEns.,ns. ,A...y..,-oa. an.
;SE%o% y!s-s;,, ss; as;,th.iaas. ,ios; I'd:
gOuRTH RACE-ssilins; four-yesr-oids an,
upward; mile and one -siItsaith. Ora HcGee
100: Patrick u. 100; Ais Hawkstone.' iOs /. IN
iOS: Lacty 6sors.. i06; ssyieenes. 100; Kis
tirTM III IRxct&s.,l,ss. sosf,,..r-oA. Al.
upward; mile snd ne-sstfsuth. .--t,el sioha, i06
IISs ISs ';si,S ;S iissa. s AZ: Ss !S,S.a. iSS; cSi..
sixTH RACE selling; sousye.r-oids 30,
R., 5s ,o:, ~ s SS, ss,ss T,s ,
TOss,o: iSJ; ho'soa. io1; Hish cis~'. io'
:xppr.tics s,,0vsnc. eAinsd. Tsch fast.
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B.sketbali-rs a. Long Tour.

The New York National basketban five
have started ON their tour that win take
them to the Panama Exposition. whsrs
the world. They have won out ~ y
cf the games that they have played ~
date. Debating such teams as Haxictcc
New New @Briyhson. Pa; Canton. Cleveland.
gtraitsville. o.. losing to wiiies- Rss
In q rough contest. The Nstiomais ~
composed OF Dick Smyth, the ST IL ~
triangle star; Schmeelk, Ruckert ~
Sr.nnes Of u: big Atiantics. and R,pSSs ~
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sDtty Welsh 10 Rick WorId's
LlJhlwsight Title Again To.
!. NDIk h Bout With Young
0haorus.
epNivhs. isis. ~ ne rsss puSs,sAiss o..
1ns Me- Yssh rvsaias wsstd).

oupsivAs. isis, ~ ne rsss pusssAiss o..
M Me- Yssh rsssias watdj.
A0nEDDy WELSH. Lightweight
slampioa Of the world. Will risk
his utis again to.nisht N
I 0UDno1Dea Square Oarden- True. the
a.. q isa't ~., a. Il II oui, tea
j)Ual oecisioniess bout. :he kind
Ve1sh eerit Ritchis - much for
ooegestlne on one occasion. and for
UhIch ne has sho. decided y. .efer-
80 h,use,f e-sr sin, ~ won the
~.
tonly . tsa.reuaa bout. without DE-
80 and asainst . boy VINO hasa't
- much hittiag ability. 10 q
- 80 Welsh win probably stili b
0omploa 1'hs ch. ;ss look very
- that v, 1h,- % 10 likely 70
epe)nt him. but the referee can
~ - Aecision. and the ealy poe.
4 - cAaass ehugras has 10 win the
h - .ssshtp b ~ knocising welsh
ones In. great while shugrus
4eWo senis sign, Of having . punch.
~ - . rule he is too fast to hit
&gl When he fought ] ,oh Gross
= setly hs out out . lot q the spssd
~ vsas u b hit deliberately. The
oe showed auiekiy. ghugrus
5eo - . bsdy blow thaA kaocksd
eevn. Lsaehis jumpsd risht
ooAaA. but kaugrus had shown q
kE0 ard oOtsbliahod tha laot that
s r5 - IN. n ~. ~
x 1plas = ~ spesa Nsxs 70 I, ~
~ aoyyeeslvSaass. Aithsuss
<: q tesvy Alttss he 10 always huri.
q A),nssle .la.o t.s AsAe easer a
y Il 8 sasee euartsss. He has 4 A.
~ tn6A - tat esw bsowo reouh hlm.
ooeeop aAert WAieh y the moet
ooove ~. evsa though n isn't TIA
4 0euoneu1sr. - y
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'f - 6evslsD Q bsetee punoh heeans.
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- tAAs - can aaord . 81 ~.
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q onooeo W1eA sAs hepe OF siip.lns
n - - eoooaA sounber punea.
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z< e ah6olotslv \ pusilietio AeeA one.
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C,,..-.,. nm, ~. n....

CHICAGO. Feb. a--rwenty, ,ssven not
ID drivers VIII, coa,psts Tor ssAoo0
~: e.: s suS. S:'isac
vaS aSsssaeoa ts,leu., N 4 .sa, |, \ a. 3
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THuA's si::;s,i y r. - :;1'iis ~ xa.x1
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Coiumbia's basketball five faces Tale
The evening world., 1915-02-09

II u i&Arnad thar the real haekers
Of the Kansas City franchise which
has beou transferred to Newark. are
the warda owners Of the Brooklyn
club Of the Federal Leagus. The con-
Aicting stories Of President Gilmore
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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1915-08-20
CHAPTER XIII.
The Joy Of June.

On a warm morning toward the
middle of the month Of June Frederic
and Lydia sat in the quaint, old-fash'
toned courtyard. in the grateful shade
of the south wing and almost directly
beneath the balcony of Yvonnes bou-
doir. He lounged comfortably, yet
weakly, in the invalid's chair that had
been wheeled to the spot by the dog
like Ranjab, and she sat on pile Of
cushions at his feet, her back resting
against the wall. Looking at him. one
would not have thought that he had
passed through the valley Of the
shadow of death and was but now
emerging into the sunshine of secur-
ity. His face was pale from long con-
finement, but there was healthy glow
to the skin and clear light In the
eye. For a week or more he had been
permitted to walk about the house and
into the garden, always leaning on the
arm Of his father or the faithful Hin
du. Each succeeding day saw his
strength and vitality increase and each
night he slept with the peace of a
care-free child.
AS for Lydia, she was radiant with
happiness. The long fight was over.
She had gone through the campaign
against death with loyal, unfaltering
courage; there had never been an in
slant when her stanch heart had failed
her; there had been distress but never
despair. II the strain told on her it
did not matter, for she was Of the
fighting kind. Her love was the sus-
tenance on which she throve despite
the beggarly offerings that were laid
before her during those weeks OF fam
inc.
Times there we're when pensive
mood brought the touch of sadness to
her grateful heart She was happy
and Frederic was happy, but what Of
the one who actually had wrought the
miracle? That one alone was un-
happy, unrequited, undefended. There
was no place for her in the new order
of things. When Lydia thought Of
her-as she often did-it was with an
indescribable craving in her soul. She
longed for the hour to come when
Yvonne Brood would lay aside the
mask of resignation and demand trib-
ute; when the strange defiance that
held all of them at bay would dis
appear and they could feel that she
no longer regarded them as adverse
ries.
There was no longer symptom OF
rancor in the heart Of Lydia Desmond
She realized that her sweetheart's re.
covery was due almost entirely to the
remarkable influence exercised by this
woman at time when mortal agen-
cies appeared to be Of no avail. Her
absolute eertainty that she had tia