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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-13
@ilion Der Triebenserbalter.

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Wioole @eit to @ilion." Die Ct.
tllftg oes Jrieoehs lit Ser Magnet, Ser
Den mittleren @citen 5ll @ilion 5iebt.
1us 1ino lleberidriften, slpie lie iest
IL. Der prpbritilden @iIlon Nrelle
iiblid %getpor6en iinb, tpie friiber oie
@ctartifel gum ariea gegen 0eutld)-
lan6. Sriibcr mar icber, Ser nidt
y&rieg" brittle, ein 2anbesperr1tber,
9ergiiter Ser oiientliben Meinun:,
1tllo' fper fpeiB nas l1cbles nod. Scutc
ttilnmt Hralioent @illon oils fem.
groBtes 9eroienit in Mniprudg Sen
Trieben erbalten 5lt bobcn, @ellte lon
ct 6llr6 0as @egentbeil bon Dem po-
'piilar gemadt merben, mas er NIT
afler Madt erltrebt bat, mas ibm
aber oanf Dem 8ioerltanbe in Ser ei-
genen Gartei llno Dor aIem Ser 90
Nilionelt @iirger NIT Derlt 9inoe=
ltrid, nidt erlaltbt lporben lit. l1n6
bas lit eripieiene Ibatiadc.
Sm Observation-Disclosures 6es alne=
rifaaild)cn Gongrel5es mllroe am 30.
Tebrnar bieies Sabrcs ein Brief 6es
9unoesienators Stone, 8~oriitenoen
oes Senatsal1slduiies fir al,s1p4rtige
gngelegenbeite1t berle1en, bcn er an
oen Graiibe1te1l geridtet fatte. Ser
,8rief fling nit Ben foIgenben SGbert
at: uNep bear Scr. @relibent. Since
Seltator &ern, Wir. Sloob ut,o S
talfeo ,pitb Dol on Maonoap, S at
more troubled tban S bape been for
rrtaltp a bap." Sn GeutlA: n@eebr-
ter Serr Hraiioent. Set Senatpr
&erlt, Serr 6loob uno id} uniere ge-
ipredlutg NIT Sbnen am Meontag bat
ten, bin id in groberer Gorge aIs felt
LANCER 3eit."
l1no I'M Berlai,f oieies @riefes lagt
Der Senatnr: SIS mud onb as beep-
lD as S nooulb bate to radically ois-
agree fpitb pol1, S fins it Difficult
for NH ienie o outp allb reiponiibiIi-
tb to content to plunge tits country
in fife borter OF this mar +. S
ian not eIcape tbc cpnpictim tbat
ind moulo 1be 10 monltrolls, as to. BE
inoefeniible.A Muf 1el,tIb: so
lett nt1o ernitlid ib bebal1ern miiBte,
npllitar0ig anberer Meinllng All 1ein
als Sic, 10 finbe id cs bodD idfperlidl
nit meinem &flidt~ uno @%eranttports
lid)feitsgefiibl b%ereinbur, benz bcislt-
iti11t1,telr, oaB rnier 2atto IN oen5tru-
Del bieies&rteges geitiir5t meroe : $ :
Sd FAINT midi Der ueber5eltgltllg nidt
beridlieBen. Bob 6as 10 %l,ngebel1erlid}
Iein tpiirbe, BOB es nidt 5l1 rettferti-
gen mare."
Ser 8ilnoesienator 5to,1e iogte
oemnad, Dob er bem atdt beiifin=
men Tonne, mas Der 9rdiioent in Ser
@eipredl1ng NIT ibm ols feline Mb-
liat arsgelprodett babe. ST iagt,
8ilion labe aitsgeiprod)en, baf er
Mtncrifa in ben Strnbcl beg &rieges
binabitiirscn iuullte nno oab oas int
gebenerli6 nno nidt 81 rebtfertigen
iein ipiiroe.
8as mir 5itirten, ii1o omtIide
Gofamente, iast .81d,ter u1lb Mn-
5eiger" in Glebelanb, .. @ie SEER
8illon oanud nit Dem @%ubmesfrans
ees grbalters oesGrieoens geidmiidt
meroet1 FAINT, lit l1nberitdnolid. or
tpollte ben &rieg ltitb 0urfte niHt!
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-13

|Sffeniipe in @olbpnien uno @ari5ien
IN Milionen Weniten p~erlore,.--
Zen totdlen abiolllten gerl1l1t Der
Nulier IN ben "a Monaten bonn Sit.
quit 1914 bis gum 9lugult 1916 be-
rednen Die 00tten .auf iiber 5000
1000 Mann. Dit Dem obioIuten Ser
|lnlt lino 0je @efangenen, Die @etob-
|teten lnb Die @efnngenett gen1eint.
loie ME pieoer felotiihtig iperoen
lfonneit. Dei iolden 8erlulten fo1n
lelbit Elm polfreides 2ano mie MuB-
|lano Ben arieg nidt altf InbeItimmtc
Set meiterfiibren.
Mnfieben erregt M 8rieden-
lano, pie mir aus Golt11ahrid)tcn er<
fabren, Die &al5elreoe oes Metropo=
liten bon Drama iiber Sen @eltfricg
l'no oeilen urbeber. Ser airdenfurit
erflarte in leiner MnlpraGc, bengne-
lanoern uilo S%ran5oielt lei Die ghnl6
am @eltfrieae bei5un1eHen. seine
gemnnberllng unb Ibeilnabme ltiin-
Iren anf Settle Der 3eutihen, bie bep
paterlal1biiden 8dititano pertheioI=
sen. Der eriediidc airdenfiirlt
ipenoete iif offen gegen sic geni5e-
Iliiten unb beren Maitatipn fir Sic
JGntente. Ser MetroppIit lpratl
l'dslieBli6 iein Mmatbema iiber Sic
Gatente aus. Sir Die greigni1Ie i'm
sar1,ern @riedenlanos lit iebr beu1er=
fenslpertb, oaB Ser bobe &Ierlts sic
9foae zines @eihiibers oes aonigs
limo Der DDnaltie iiberl1ommer bat,
ipas nm 10 auffallenoer iii, ais lid
berielbe bisber BON Nolitif itetg fern
Dielt.
n giner Der genleinlten 3iige al
Der Sfriesfiibrutg Ser MGiirten fiji
Sic erfunoenen @ei1idten. oie lie
9cfangenet oelltldcl1 SoIoaten in set
Weunb legen. @er oie oel1tidlen5o I
baten fe1tnt, Ser meib, lpas err bot
lold1em @eididten SIT balten bot, abel
tir lie lperoen lie ia ol,d nidt Ell.
iunocn. SSn Ben 8erid1ten olts Ben
oeutlden SauptQuartier iuht moi
aplde ,@eld,idten pergebcns. Tor,
l'eldronft man tiff. hurauf. aufgeflll
Gene Mrneebefeble si pcrDffentlidel,
Die fir Die 9%eurtbeiluag Ser militia.
rildel1 Situation bon @idtigfeii
iino. @elege1tlid b%eroffentI;dt mar
aud Elm aufgefl1noenes Tagehl,d), bos
fir bic Stimmllng daraftcriitilh lit
Mber ben @efangenen crfltbene Mall
bergelhidten in 0en Mrmo SIT legerl
bic 8emcinbeit iiberlaabt nlort Der
Iaiirten. 9enen liegt lie ia aud
Setter.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-13

Dem goarb Of Gltbltc8prf5 angefertig=
ten 3eidnllnsen unb gpe5ififatipnen
8el6lp11en, bab Der 8parb of 8ublie
@orfs in Ser bon benz 8elebe unb Den
S~roinan5cn borseIdriebet1en Mrt unS
@eile cine gefant1tlnndllng pltblisiren
Iailen lpll, moourb uerlieselte Ingeboe
te fiir bie @eritenllns bieler gfla.
iterung cinscforoert tperSen uno Mittz
nod. IS. Gftnbcr 1916, lit bicrburd
|feltgelebt aIs bie3eit, mann Der 6tabt,
ROTH lber lolde Gnsebote belbIieben
tpirb.
9aiiirt lttb senehmist bieie1 4. SAG
bcs Sftpber 1916.
geIf.: S. gerfpaIb, Iabor.
8egl.: 5u9o Noeler, Gtart Glerf.
geldIoiIen pom @tabtratb bon 9az
oenport, bab ei1l permancntcr Geitenz
meg Don bier SUB @rette i,lnerbalb 10
|sagen mad 9nna6n1e pieler GeIoIution
geleet tperoc an Ser Siioleite Ser 9reiz
5ebnten Strabe, 5!pilden Terrp Str.
nno Iod Sslanb straBc, uno Dor
DEM f~oleeloeu Grrrnocieent6um:
9foYr.ide filnfunb5manSig (25)
Sub ron Got ieds (6), Slod 7iebcnz
Mnorcruu5ig (97). 2cGlairc's s.
Nohitipn sur Staot Gupcnpurt,
ber5ultelIen aug fiinltIidcm Stetn, Gcz
mcnt obcr Granitoio.
gelt.: S. 8eripaIo. Iappr.
@esl.: 5ugp MipcIler. Stant : Gtcrf.
geidIpIieu, oab ras fpIgcuoc Got,
ndmliA:
@c7tlidc fiinf uno iieb5i9 (75)
Slb BON Got picr5e6n (14), @!af
bier (4), Nrnril's 2. Mooitipn in
her Staot 9apenport, uto S. 6.
@alfer, Ser @igentbiimer besIelbcn,
bel tcltert lperbe nit $4,000,
Soften u1,o Ilseaben fir &pnltruftion
eines pernnauentcn geitentpeges ppr
Dem %se1annten @runoeiscntblm, lttlo
Der @tabtIdatmeiiter lit ongepielen,
bielen getrag mie a%Ilsemeine stcuer
81 fpIleftiren.
ge't.: S. gerpalo, Matur.
Se9l.: 6ugo Wpeler, @tabt : gIerf.
Seidloilen, baB bas folgcroe 2ot,
i1dnIid:
Got Gins %, 8lpd flint ~, Ir@
mtl's 2. Nobttion in Ser StoNt 9oz
nc11pprt uno glpbc SpmfinIon, Scr
@isentbii,ncr besl elben, belteuert
iperoe nit $500,
Soften llnb Iltssaben fir Sic &pnitrl1fz
tipn zines pcrn1ancnten G%eiteniueees
boz Sem senannten @igentblm, llno
Ser @tabtidntmeilter lit biermit an
9etpieIen, bieien Sctrag lpic %all9emeine
Stelter su fpleftiren.
&eit.: S. 9ertralb. Ntabpr.
ge9l.: 5rtep WpeIer, Stootsg Icrf.
gcdlloile1, bab Sas folgenoe Got,
rdmIid,:
Spts adt lli,o reu,l IS ms 81. @lpd
ems (1), Npels 2. Abbitipn in Ser
Staot 9apenpprt rrlo @3arp Mallz
gcl, bie Giaentbilmcrin n%eslelbcu,
beIteuert mcrpc nit S56.40.
Soften unb Irseoben fir bie apnltrllf@
tton eites pcrmancntcn Seitenipeges
bpr bem genannten @i9entburn, unb
Ser GtabtI6atmeiiter lit hermit alt<
eenielen, bielen getras ipie ougemcine
SteMer 81 toleftireu.
8elt.: S. @ertpalb, Wtabor.
geel.: 6ugp Mpeller, Gtobt : Glerf.
@eid)lphen, ba5 ous fplsenSe Got,
ndn1Iid.
GiioIide ncrru uno adtsig (S9)
SllB bon 2pt brei5cbn (t3). gIod
sipGlf (129. Garf 2aipn Mobition III
Ser Stapt Sapenpprt rno &iebarb
Sdlegel. ser @t9entbiimcr besielz
ben, beItellert lperoe nit $3.50,
Soften uub ansgaben fir sic @pnItrut=
tipn eines' permancnten Seiteuipe9e5
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-13

6don i'm September
1915 fdrieb Batter Selling, Der Mspz
itplii9e Brdfett in Mngola, baB i'm
!peitlihen Mittelofrita 5au1enoe pp,,
Mfnldeni ourdl Die 9unaersnot m.nz
9etommen. bic aufolge Der groBen
9iirre iber bas 2anb bereiugebro=
den mar. Welh furdtbare @eitalt
aber sic Geibel mnsbmen lperbe,
oanteI ct bannals mod llid)t, ipie er
ielbit III etnem jest eineetrpffenen
grief dllsfpri9t. Sn bie5em 8riefe
bstbt es:: r@ine 1dnere Sat log enf
ben S9ultern bes grdfatter; an lbn
ordngte Rd alIes beran, (Qsolf- nnb
WiHipnare) I'M 9i1fe unb Mettung
~. erloneen. 4ber troBhem Sic Miil
1ion oles aufbot, alIes bi1gab, b
mar bod fem 9aranbenteft, bos linz
fitareifen biefer fllrhtbu,en s@elbel
eln3uha1nmer1. 9auien0c. rnFfte Ser
9unaertcb Aintpeg. ST. ben @esenben,
100 bic grobf Durre berrfdte, 1hGyz
ten bic Mi1iorldre, in uebereinIt;ms
tnitna NIT Ben ,dmtlieben Mnqaben,
Die Spfer apf Elm 9ritteI per 9Yee-
bDaerung, in mandsn @esenbfn foz
gor bis auf so Brc5ent. Die Mese
UNI bic WifIionen berum limb nit
2sidnamen beidt, ueite @treden 1inb
entpSltert, robin bas Muge .19aut. in
oen Sben DDrfern, am GanSc Der
Straben, ldrAs rer TuiIe, tura
iiberan erblidt ct G~otsn}felette, ron
bsner oie, Surloe uno Raubtisre eud
oaS leBte Stiidlein 5lei}d absef1sIs
len baben."
CINE au9 p.ar bite u. NJ
inulbige llriade zines Morpeg, Der
li4 in Stghlann Ynrt, q. s., 5uges
lragen bat; ibr BETTER ,5uroe DON.
einem RaGbar niepereeldoNen, Der
barber in Mut geriet, pabs Das Sier
bsitanois auf benz Mese CRATE, oe,
sr gu hl4reiten bate, tpeu11 sr r,od
Der SrolepsS tation sing. Der @rz
iAofen enc 1T 9ouis @orbaa. Gr batte
nit 1etrem Nodbar, Jeroinano Ser
item, bdufig in gtreit seleger, ipeil
oieier slaubte, bob er feline Sub OBJ
f4tli4 aufs Dem Wege sraien FEB.
DDS 5isy 1T Inn 6dlfiig Elm 9inpsr-
nis sepeisn, ioDaB e. einen l1mpes
maden muBte. Rir3li9 tparen bic
beioe1 Wtdn11er nieberum tpeaell. Ser
Stub in Elm htkiges Wortgeiedt se,
raten, bod purer lie pbne 5dtlidteis
ten a%useinanber getommen. Am fpls
'serbem Sage aerpabrte 3erjlen bon
letnem Jeniter aus Sorba9 in leirem
Spf, nno bieriiber tpurbe er Don e,ner
ioldrn Muti erfabt, baB er so6ue pe,s
ter nad8nbenten nad ieiner Jlinte
grill lunp auf Sorbad fel,ente. Die
SArptIpcung, crang bielem in oie
9ruit nnD in ben aopf u1lo ba meb.
rere SmruttDrner Das Gers trafen,
ertplste Der Sob auf bet Stene. &ers
item iteate ii9 Ielbit Der 9oltaei u1p
er5dbits ben @ersars Der unslad,
ieliaen 2at, ST nurbe4 obne s3uz
lalung bon 8ilrgfhnit. fit bas
Wsrfabrsn Der @eanps Surp feitse=
AalteA.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-13

yer IODlDII1DH Noe
rebitb, &anoioat ser bemofrati.
i'd Ell Nartei BON Sonia, meiIt beltt
in Scott County.
@ir6 erin oem megen oes
ySreiiinns" ieiner 9epoIferuna be.
fan11te1 Scott GountD Denielben CT,
trent probibitioniltiiden 5%tanopl1nfi
einnebmen, mte III Dent BOZ, leinem
Mablfelo5ug : Committee peroffent-
'lidten 6luablatt?
I'm 8ir iino nel1gierig! gs murbe
bier in Dabenport aelagt, Mereoitb
babe erflart, CT murbe, me1111 Elm
n2ocal : Option" : @eIek a1tgenom-
men 1piiroe, oaIielbe l1uter5eidnen.--
Gas iti1nmt nidt nit ienter geIterr
bon uts peroffentlidten, bon Inn
lelbit oefinirten steluug in beIagten1
Jlugblatt.
ga iagte er, SOB er aue Ma,lfrer1-
gltrrgen mad,en sueroe, Sen .Solubn"
fltr m M c + aus Soma b~eralls5nbaI=
ten. Gin 2oeal : Option . @elet
lpiiroe i'm bod tDteoer bereinbringe,1.
Mie remit lid oas %sriammen?
~ l1ebrigens fornte er ga,15 rubig
bon lei1ter ltnter5eidnl1ng zines 60
col : Sptipn : @eiebes ipreden. St
.lpelB gang geral1, 6aB er ME in Sic
Verlegenbeit fomn1er miro, 0aB linn
loldes sur llnter5eidnil,1g pprgeIeat
nernen miro. 9ieje @rfl1rntta ~
lpettt ct iie ~iibetbal,pt gelnadt bat-
bat garnidtg gu beoe,tcn.
,9nB uniere ourd un6 blird,
tretlinnigen b%empfrutildett
&atbisaten fir Sic gputtp- uno
Eoipnlbipdntter anf Ser bentiae1
Sollr 6llrd bas GollntD lit @eielldaft
oieles gr5 : 3robibitiotiiten Mere-
oifb iid Defenders mobI fiibIelt ,tper-
oelt 1t1od)ten mir beideioen be5pei.
teln. So. Die GoIitif madt ieItiame
9ettgenoiien.
DaB ser @robibitioui II
Mereoitb aif oie ourd5 ln1b ourd,
rel innige 9ep6lferllitg scott
GorntDs einen groben @ttt6rnf ma.
den miro, glaltbett mir nidt.s Mud)
llibt NIT ieiner 5000 Moaos" .SSsoee.
Scott County iorst fir SerItefnng
gutter Qaroi trabep oBne feline Steuer-
5abler iibermabig 5lt belniten. gs
;beoarf Der Matbi6lagc 0es 9errn Wc-
1eoitb nidt.
Mad oaniider 9credmlng ia.
ben Die M1tfien III Der oiesiabrigcn
e4srT
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-10-13
Golitiidle ,tnb nnpolitiide
&anbgipTcn.

Ter 3robibitioniH Me-
reoitb, aanoioat ser bempfrati-
den Nartei BOZ, Soma, 1peilt Deute
III Scott County.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MERCANTILE MARINE DROPS.
British New War Levy Precipitates a
 Sharp Drop.


 New York July 20-Foreign advices contributed largely to such uncertain tendencies as were shown at uregu- lar intervals by tOday's market. An nOunCement of the intention of the British treasury to levy war tax of 67 per cent on excess profits of the shipping companies under it's jurisdlc- ton precipated @ sharp break almost at the outset in Mercantile Marines, the preferred recording an extreme decline of points, with 5-S for the common.
 Weakness of these particular stocks was the more striking from the fact that other shipping shares immune from British rule were unusually strong. Atlantic, Gulf and West h. dies common and preferred made new high record at 66 and 65 3-t re- spectvely and United Fruit also re- gained more of the last weeks decline.
 Another adverse factor of foreign origin was the weekly statement of the Bank of England, that exhibit showing a further serious contraction of gold and additional encrOachment on liability reserves, thereby g1Ving cOuntenanCe to rumOrS of another early advance in the discount rate.
 Trading in Marines was out of all proportions to other dealings although the turnover in United States Indus trial Alcohol and Crucible Steel was unusually heavy. Alcohol was again a most uncertain feature, making maximum gain of 4 3-4 points, los- ing more than half and closing at a net advance of ? points.
 Munitions in general, as well the motors and affiliated equipments were plainly disposed to augment yester- days recovery when not under direct pressure There was also a broader inquiry for shares of the lesser iron and steel companies, such as LaCka- wanna Steel, Republic Iron 65 Steel and Pressed Steel Car. AIeXicans were sluggish until the final hour, when Petroleum responded to an demand which later embraced American Smelt- ing.
 The most disappointing feature was the apathy of the railway list, such investments as the Pacific group showing marked heaviness, with ir- regularity in other standard shares. Total sales 490, ,000 shares.
 Bonds were irreguar with 9 few sales of the new French notes at @ slight fraction over the subscription price. Total sales, par value, were $1,89O,0OO.
 United States bonds were unchang- ed on caIl, but the coupon 4s declined 3-4 per cent on actual sales.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-21
eenators Take Beth Enda.

Washington, July 20.-Washington won both ends of a double header from Chicago today, four to three. and two to one, each game going ten innings. In the first inning of the opening game Boehl1ng forced two ruD.s over by his wtldness but thereafter outpitch- ed Williams, who was taken out in the tenth. Moeller singled and stole second and Foster also hit safely. Russell then went in to pitch and Moeller scored the winning run on an infeld out.
 Shank's home run in the eighth in- hing Of the second game tied the score and in the tenth Rice singled, was sacrificed to second and scored the winning run on Gharrity's double to left field bleachers.
 Score:
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-21
Pratt Wins at Trap shootinq,

PhiladeIphia, July 20-Clarence B. Pratt, Bridgeton, N. J., won the East ern handicap, the feature event Of the Interstate Trap Shooting Association s day Pratt broke g7 out of 100 tar gets, notwithstanding gusts of wind and a drizzIe of rain which fell dur ing the end of his run. c. B. Cutler Bridgeport, Conn, w II. Lancon, At lanta, Ga, and F. M. ZiegIer, Allen town, Pa, were tied for second place each with 96 breaks
 Charles Newcomb of this city, na- tiOnaI amateur champion, won the Eastern OVertruer by shattering 99 targets. Eight gunners were tied for second place with 98 breaks.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-21

After aa absence of, sixteen years during which time as a member of the New York Giants, he7made a repu- tation as being the premier pitcher of professional baseball, Christy Math- erSon will return to Cincinnati today to manage the Reds, the team that allowed him. to slip through it's fng- CTS without a trial.
 With MatheWson comes two of his teammates, Outf1elder Rousch and TnfeIder NBcKechnie, while New York obtains the services of Charles Her zog, manager of the local team for the last two years and who was a membersof the Giants previous to his coming @ to Cincinnati, and Outfelder rKillifer.
 Matty Wanted a Managership.
 Some years ago Manager McGraw of the Giants established a rule that he would never ask ALathewson to re- tire from a game in which he was pitching. In principle, this rule was adhered to up to the last, and a state ment by President Hemstead of the New York Thursday revealed the fact that it was not until Matty had asked permission to negotiate for a managerial berth that the idea of trading him was considered.
 Even to the last New York en- deavored to hold on to Matty condt- donally. The deal was COnsumated today after a two hour conference be- tween Presidents Hermann and Hampstead and Manager McGraW of the Giants. The trade had been prac- ticaIly agreed upon a couple of days ago, until New York insisted upon at taching a string to Tathewson which would subject him to recall after two years Thursday Hampstead and Me Graw finally agreed to allow MatheG- son to become the n--rlIsive property of the Cincinnati club.
 Herzog Signs Year Contract.
 Immediately after the conference 1TcGraw conferred with HerzOg, the latter agreeing to all points in the trade and signed a three year con- tract which it Is said calls for the same salary that he received while managing the Cincinnati club-S1O,- 900 @ year.
 Ivy Wingo, catcher and captain of the Reds, took charge or the team on Thursday in the double header with Philadelphia, HerzOg signing with New York before the first game and Mathewson still being in Chicago. Athletios-Indians Play in Quick Time.
 Philadelphia, July 20-Fhfladel- phia lost the first game with Cleve- land today to and then broke Q
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-21
BIC SIX TO MANAGE CINCINNATI
Giants and Reds Consunate Deal After Two Hour Con- as ference -MathewsOn to Take Hold of Helm Today M Herzog Signs Three-Year Contract With New York at F Salary of $1OOOO a Year.

| losing streak which had reached nine straight by winning the second 2 to 0. The games ware probably the quickest on record for a double head CT in the. American league, requiring only one hour and eighteen minutes for tho first and onoshour and twenty minutes for the second
 Scores;
 First game Cleveland .~..0 3 U 6OfO 0 O-4 Philadelphia 70. 10 O O % 0 1-2
 Beebe and O'NeiII; Sheehan, Myers and Meyer, Carroll.
 Second game
 Cleveland --.0 0 o o 0 o o 0 GO Philadelphia ...O 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 x-2
 Loudermilz, Coumbe and Daly; O'NeiIIs Bush and Meyer.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-21
Eastern Lcagua
ssy State Short Ship Races.

West field Mass, July 2O.-Evan Williams and Baron Miriam were the winners in tOday's bill in the Bay State Short ship meet on Woronoc Park here. Evan Williams took the first event O uJhe program in straight miles Only three other starteds were entered in the event. Derby Isle also had an easy time in the 2:21 trot. Baron Miriam came from behind in the 2:r5 pace after finishing third in the first heat and won the event.
Norwich bulletin., 1916-07-21
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National Lsagus.

National Leagus. PI-ssrur-r E--rr1-r wet grounds Philadelphia |. Ii-lruau Q. F1rst game) Sr Louis I" I....a Now York n Tr.-sen 1. Clae.lrau 1T T.Ialarlil 3. Second game.)
 American ,Leasus. Washington g. Chicago T. Second game, 10 in- Iir-sI Crr-rr s PruaE5r7a,a 2 CF1rst game) . CHr.r-f Q. Phr#aHlslla Q Second gamel Washington T. CfoB-r 9. tFirst game.l ST. Lr..- A. N-H York 2. Detroit .. E.r.1 g. Ca iunings)
 International League. Tg-rrt7 @ Rochester 6. Second Eame) Trr-rtr g. E.rrueter J. CFirst game. ] Newark g. EtI.urre o. . PrsrlH.-rr Richmond Montreal g. EuTa.. t
 Eastern League. snrTrrre6 E. Worcester l. (First game) srriu-1elI I Worcester 9. Second gamel Portland 1. New Haven 5- Lr-r E. Hartford ]. L-~Hrre 2. E.r London .
 American Assoerarloa. Al Cr1uu-g7 - Minneapolis S. At U.IaEH r sr Paul S. Al I..|Hra|..# '. Milwaukee O. A- Lrl..rl-.. .s..-rs i..r rain.
 Southern Association, At Atlanta Q Mobile g. Ttl bg ar-arrr.| At Memphis g. Nashville O. A Memphis s. Nashville o. tt Brr-a-..ara 7. New Orleans 9. Al LlfI. Rock 2. Chattanooga o. tCalled end of trH HHH.uss5g
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Vandyke Comes Back Strong.

Worcester, Mass, July 20.-COming back after a siege with diphtheria, the veteran VandyI1e, pitched Wor- cester to a to 1 win over Springfield in a duel with Powers in the second game of a double header here today and kept the visitors from taking third place from Worcester. Smiths wiIdness and poor support in the sev- enth inning of the opening game gave Springfield a to I victory. Scores:
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R. R. Gorton Eliminated.

WoOlaston, Mass, July 2O.-The eli imitation of R. R. Gorton of Braeburn by Jesse P. Gutlford, the heavy hit ting Woodland player, was a, feature of the second round of the AIassachu- setts Amateur Golf Championship tournament today. GOrton, who was runner-up to Francis Ouimet, the medaIlist, the Equinok tournament two years ago, was simply unable to find his game, while Guilford was hit ting straight and true. The score was up and 4 to play.
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Washington (A)

tx) One out when winning run scored. (xx) Batted for Williams in 9th. First game
 Score by inninGs Chicago ...........2 o o 0 O-2 Washington ....-..O 0 0 o 2 0 IT Three base hit Boehling.
 Second same
 Score by innings: Chicago ..............O 0 0 Q ! 0 O-1 Washington ..-.....-.O o o 0 O-2 Russell and schal6 Harper and Henry.
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The Yankees are likely to carry off the injury championship of the major leagues for 1916, even if they do not win any other title. In the mean time, however, they are very much in the fight for Q championship that care ries less pain and more money.
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Lynn Hits Effectively.

Hartford, July 2O.-WhiIe Hartford scored Il hits for @nly one tally to- day off Gilmore Lynn punched the same number more effectively and won 5 to l. The score:
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Zefder Ends fO-innfnq Battle,

Chicago, July 20.-A hit batsman and a single by Zetder decided an air tight ten-inning pitchers battle be- tween Hendrix and Schupp in the formers favor, 1 to O. today. The score:
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COTTON.

New York, July 20-Cotton futures closed steady. Judy 18.75; Oct 12.95; Dec. 13.11; Jan. 1918; March 13.42. Spot quiet, midd1ing 12.90
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St. Louis 2, New York 2.

New York. July 2O-st. Louis de- feated New York today by a score of to 2. St. Louis won the game in the third inning. DTarlzle issued passes to Groom and Shotton and Austin beat out a bunt. BIOgridge then relieved NarkIe, but before he retired the side all three runners scored. The score::
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Cobb Helps Tioers Win.

Boston, July 2O.-The Tigers gain ed a to victory over Boston today, the game going 13 innings. Ruth as- sisted in the loss of contest when he threw badly to Gaynor when fielding Cobb's infeld hit during the final in ming. Cobb took second on the throw and scored the winning run on Young's hit to right field. Score:
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MONEY.

New York, July 2O-CaII money steady; high 2 1-2: low 2 IA; ruling rate 2 IA; last loan 2 1-2; closing bid 2 1-4; offered at 2 1-2.