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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-12

Caruso, Ell hombre mas po-
pular en- elmundo de los tea
tros.-Un empresario de es-
piritu ecuanime.- Despues
de Cali Curci, Poll Randac-
clio, Polacco, Stracciari, La
zaro y Danise, Caruso dara
su nombre a la proxima tour
nee Bracale.- Un sueldo IA
buloso.-La voz y el arte de
Caruso.-Su edad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-12


FL empresario don Adolfo Bracale
nos envia desde Colon (puerto de Co
lombia) las siguientes respues'.as al
QUESTIONABLE que lie dirigio Ell MUNDO
proposito de la pr6xima "tournee''
del insigne tenor Caruso Puerto Rico:
Isl, senior; hay mucho de exacto en-
ESQ que Sc dice. Hace tempo que yo
deseo presentar Caruso en- San Juan
de Puerto Rico; pero por las dificulta-
des de la guerra me fue impossible lie
var esa idea su cristalizacion. Este
ano la situacion cambi6 en- mi llti-
mo viaje los Estados Unidos pude
renovar mi proposition, en- forma mas
concrceta proponiendo al ''divo" una
"tournee'' similar la que efectue
con la Barrientos Ell afio pasado y la
que estoy llevando cabo este afio con
Lazaro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-12

En- 81 Immediate pueblo dc Bays
mon 80 abrio aver al p6blico On pnes
60 para ven:a de peri6dicos instalhn
dose sn uno de los kioskos de Is pla
"a. Els IN sitio idenl y q tOdas horas
.e encontrar& alli ''EL MUNDo."
TRmbieD ss vsnden cigarrillOs, ta
haeOa. duleos rafraa.oa Adv
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-12

-Si Sc resuelve aceptar mi pro-
posicion no sera por ell fabuloso con-
trato que yo lie he propuesto. Caruso
no necesita salir de los Estados Unidos
para ganar millones, sino por Ell gusto
de conocer nuevos .paises. Ademas, la
seiora de el gusta tambien de viajar
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-12
ENTUSIASTA FELICITACION A
LOS HOMBRES DE LA "LIGA
AGRICOLA"
Juncos. Pto. Rico.
s de septiembre de 1919.

de Septlembre de 1913.
Sres. Miembros de la "Liga Agri
cola de Aguadilla".
Dstinguidos caballeros:-
Placeme felicitarles por su fecun
do, valioso y acertado articulo del 8
de los corrientes publicado en- ell acre
ditado y popular diario EI Mundo. ba
jo ell epfgrafe "Hablando con los Agri
cultores".
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-30
Al Da,n0ree .Sh0zcs Old Time Cunning, Braves Win
Mays Hold Mackn1en to Lonely Rum S0x Score f
LOCAL SPORTING NOTES

This afternoon Cony meets Gardi-
nes and one of the hottest games OF
the season is anticipated by the fans
Sony has not won a game this sea-
son but feels that she Will 40 much
toward UtpanE her slate clean Il 1be
Trims I'd the Orange and Black. Cony
has an exoealent hitting team, in
fact. they are an aggreEerion Of slug
gers and If they only field the bali
ana run bases as they should the
chances ars they viii trim the down.
river team. Every Ceny student and
every loyal fan should a,tena aaas
game and cheer the boys on to VIC
tory Lets have as big crown go to
Gardner as went 10 Lewiston last
April when Cany won the basket
BAH championship Of the State and
lets have THAI same loyal cheering
section and watch the boys come
home victors over their ancient ri
walls. The game will be called this
AFTERNOON at O'Clock on the Quinn
by field. The following will proba bly,
be the lineup; F Hill C. Seule D. II.
Hill III. Miller I'm. Greeiey 30, Plum
mef SIS. Downing II. Drawn Ct. Drew
r. Poor. Rideont and Farnham will
60 as substitutes. The team will take
the 10 car for Gardiner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-30
WILLARD TO START
TRAINING ON SATURDAY

Toledo, O.. May o9.-Selecllon OF
former clubhouse on the shore Of
MauInfe Bay, less Than d mile from
Jack Dempsey training camp, was
MADE Today as the training camp for
Jess Willard. who is due here Satur-
DAY 10 finish conditioning Tor his
heavyweight championship contes,
with Dempsey July 4
The clubhouse is an IDEAL loca-
ton but II lacks living quarters. so
Willard and his retinue will have
TO select cottage on the bay shore
IN which 10 eat and sleep. II was
suggested to Tex Rickard, promoter
OF the contest. that with the camps
50 close together the heavyweight
rivals might meet on the road some
morning and start trouble. Richard
laughed at the idea and said he
hoped they would meet.
The old days Of pugiiism have
passed" Richard said. This IS a
boxing contest for supremacy Of the
heavyweight class, ana purely a bus
mess proposition. the same as d base
bail game or other amusements.
Willard and Dempsey will be paid
performers. They are not mad at one
another end l hope that if they meet
while doing road work. they will
stop and shake hands. Men in other
branches Of athletics are friends
why cant Dempsey and Willard be
friends while they are conditioning
themselves
Dempsey IS using his. sparring
partners SO roughly that Manager
Jack kearns is having difficulty in
retaining them. One-round Davis. a
zoo FOUNDER from Buffalo. quit the
challenger's camp today after rece,v-
ing another walloping. He was near
ly knocked out for the second time
in two days. Dempsey confined his
ring work 10 seven rounds todaT. go
ing four with Sergeant Bill Tate
Two with Terry Keller and one with
Davis.
Manager Kearns comInunicat ed
with Billy Miske. the st. Paul ligh,
heavyweight, in an effort 70 bring
him INTO camp tomorrow with Demp-
seN. hearns announced that begin
nlng tomorrow Dempsey would dc
his boxing N the afternoon although
The weather conditions continue bis
terlng hot. Ray Q. Archer. business
manager for Willard. brought the
surprising Information that Willard
had been in training since February
!, when ne started dieting He said
the champion weighed about pa
pounds when he started TO train ana
that he tipped the scales al 25Ss
when he lett him in Los Angeles
five days ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-30
Spon1nD6 NOTES

Bath TimeD-Kld smith of Hal-
lowell, who states that he tips the
scales at LIS pounds writes the
sporting editor Of The Tines that he
would Like TO shoV h1s wares n Bath
He 5 IA ambitious yonngster and
can undoubtedly b accommodated Il
he really means business when the
next carnival takes place. CommunI-
cations should be addressed 10 H F.
Smith, 1SS IL Water street. Halo
well.
". T. Groxisr has thirty head In
his stable at Charter Oak Park. the
leaders being Judge Ormonde, 2.0li,
Major Wooiwsrth, o.D5s, Ashl0ok.
e.o5s. Binwor1h. 2.esa. Patrick Dn-
luth. 2.les, Proud Peter. I'll, Plucky
Chat, e.1Sa, Rosa Watts, Alb. He-
lena Guy, 2.14t. Jungiewood. :.I4s.
Alice Alfridi. 2.14s. Tareyton, 2.es,
and the four year old Earl Lake by
Earl of Chatham out of the we'll
known race mare Lake Queen Bin
worth has been named TO start AT
all OF the eastern Grand Circuit
meetings. Patrick Duluth will be
raced over the half mile tracks this
year and il he races as we'll as ak
pec1ed will be given An opportunity
10 appear on the mile tracks in 1920.
Judge Ormsnde will be raced wher-
ever the going looks good and Ma
jor Wooiworth will be gwen a SINH
lar opportunity if he stands the
preparation Sun
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-30
Capt. Joe Mesquite of Glouce

Capt Joe Mesquite of Gloucester
apparently didn't iet little thing like
the sinking of vessel by a German
raider put him cut of business In
fact. by the use of three different
vessels he has rolled up a stock that
Is surprisingly large. He totalled
sS4.Sa? for the year 1918 and his men
shared seseS.iS for the season. He
went first in the Francis J. O'Hara
and tins vessel was sunk be the Tri-
umph. formerly a beam trawler. but
seized and converted into a sea raider
by the Germans. He then took the
Mildred Robinson. but later went m
the Arethusa. On the O'Eara he
stocked %-...So41 and his men
shared sl7S4. On the Robinson he
stocked 81. SS6. as and the shares were
S5Se.eb. On the Are1husa they
stocked S2s. ?6c. 4s and the shares were
sG9e.9S. He made IS trips and the
largest return was Ss7S5sS the
smallest being s@a166-. Capt Mes
au1ta feels that ne mas come pretty
near breaking the worlds record for
the same PERIOD.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-30
TEAM ARRIVING FOR
MEET At CAMBRIDGE

Cambridge. Mass. May 29.-Inter-
collegiate competition in track attn
ieiics will be resumed upon pre-
war basis tomorrow and SATURDAY.
when the athletes of many eastern
universities ana colleges. and from
the University of Michigan will
strive for honors IN the annual inter
collegiate track and field games.
MANY of the cams arrived today.
Trials will be held in all events
but the mile and two-miie runs to-
morrow and the teams VIII make an
effort TO qualify as many IS pessi-
BILE for the finals on Saturday, Cor
nell and the University IF pennEv.-
rania. long rivals for first honor in
this meet. are considered likely con-
tenders for first place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-30
i. Z. DING
un1ARD NEARL 40.
ryMANAGER Recalls

m-.l, p.lo. May -s-fom Jones,
managed Less NNilird for six
,stf EARS. arripedaere today.
s.,o nat. n ais oinion. the
,..r-a D.,npsev haste win is
=, .ne hna- kout.
-, m moi ,ak.nE any edit away
1o-nossr Jones sad. but
. -, = -co alc. With hi tremen-
-, s,7e ana great hitting "ower, a
ar,sogs II poXlng that ill sur
~ h. oYernles. and the aility to
"',' ,,n,sarnsnt. # compells to, he
r,s battlefront that, n my
p .r,s,. .anno1 be penetrea."
-snos ~evaaled that Wihrd is
saw Years I'D which causet some
...,ss .nonu he ing snarf. but
sa,s,ae IA; Willard did notDegin
I've anti 7e vas thlrty-t~o,' ears
:. - He SAID NAT wnen ne ZACH
:, ss..lsment with The champion
~. wssss ago Willard appeara to
:. p -ono,,,on for a contest ten avs
,.,.- =. also SAID llIat Willardslad
mo t.. .~eiiy n gyrnnasiums at
=. ,r,es n 5taEo ana LaWrere.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-30
HOLY CROSS BURIES
COLBY AT WORCESTER

Worcester, May 2s.-Holy Cross
defeated Colby at Fitton field on
Wednesday. 1s To 0. Mclaughlin. the
old Jersey City high star. securing a
no-hit. no-run victory. The visitors
used four pitchers. Nearly every
member of the Holy Cross team hit
al will. STATE registering two doubles
and a single, Daily a three-bagger,
Mcclure three singles and Capt
Bowen a double and a single. Bowen
pulled off 4 sensational catch IN the
second inning, which probably saved
Mclaughlin clean slate. The ball
was hill by Buchanan and was labelled
for homer when Bowen made a
leap in the air and caught II, The
score.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-30

California is the one state in the
nien which. after Sc years develop
ment of silk culture caa now suppiy
her own silk # she IS thrown on her
own resources. Four thousand acres
IN Butte County are planted with
mulberry trees and the silkworrns are
busy. What this means 20 California
may he understood when II il known
thai this country pays oui more than
$4,000 900 a year for silks. and that
one busy little worm makes himself
a cocoon that on an average Yields
25b yards 81 thread-with silk at Sc
a pound that formerly was So
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-30

Of Roak street. Auburn. was fined
SIS for reckless driving and SEN
fenced 10 80 days in Jail for operating
an automobile while under The in
Huence of liquor by Judge Curran in
the Lewiston municipal court, Mon
day. lie did not appeal. The arrest
came rs a result of collision with q
machine driven ny Joseph A. Rain
vile on Main street. SUNDAY night. in
which RainFille's car was practically
demolished and the driver escaped
with slight injuries.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-30
HARVARD WILL NOT
MEET YALE ON THAMES

ysveave1. Nar G9.-Harvard ha
,.,n,aa 70 meet q ,oInbinaAen \ all
n-r. m -as Thames river nex'
mn;t a.na he laea II Coach Mathel
.sno,, mas oeen anandoned. In the
,,s sovao. aowsver. there will be
.,ur VARSITY anu four Freshmen
institutes wing WI practice as an
t,r. The W.. re regularly coach
! ma N ne sal n the selected
,-svs a. i moments notice.
each sauo'J avs that the Yale
|rsrs;r -rlR nas been practically Sc
4ae5 If toura zen miles N'esIer-
e. nj 70 1mpinatioD worked
vel re movement has been
ns-ssa M nasi few days. The
Freshman eisrt Tor the American
Es5ter r z work out yesterday was
xld nr oar. 4 bbetf TO have shown
usre ;eTer.ui drive and smoothei
aYerr har n any previous row
hnne ~ IL. Henley distance Was
q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-30

American scientific agricuiturists
are now ct nplet3ne n survey of the
sol possibilities Of Crete III the same
thorough fashion in which they sur
veyed The Greek mainland. Ameri-
can farming machinery and up-to-
date methods are needed and arrang-
rnents haVe been made 10 educate
the farmers Of Greece and Crete So
thai they can increase their Weld
Of crops. Major c. G. Hopkins. OF
the Illinois Agricultural Department.
and Lieutenant @. ]. Bouyoucos. a
native Greek educated in America
ana former instructor at Michigan
Agricultural College. are in charge
of the American Red Cross agricul-
tural survey If Greece and Crete
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-30
L. S. Athletes on Way
to France for Inter-allied
Games Next Month

New York Nav os,-Many of the
athletes who have been selected to
represent the United States army in
the inter allied games in France next
month. are now on their way to this
civ from the Pacific coast and the
middle weN over 40 of them have
notified Secretary Ruben af the
Amateur Athletic Union that they
will be here in time 10 sail on the
steamer America. which will leave
Hoboken on Tuesday, June ;.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-30
Navy Crews for American
Henley Arrive at Phila

Philadelphia. Pa. May 1.-The
navy crews that are 10 uar;ic!paie n
the American Henley regatta over
the national course On he Scf1unyi-
kill river on Saturday arrived N TINS
city toda1 There were 40 men n the
squad. They came by train. but i1en
shells and attendants were "n toln
T-bou1 chasers which anchored IN
/ he RIVER
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-30
Giants Win First
OF Series from Robins

New York. May e9-Aew York de-
faatea Brooklyn IN the first game Of
Their series here today. the SCORE be-
ing > 10 =. Causey won his seventh
straight victory for New York. He
was very effective outside Of the third
inning, when Brooklyn punched four
hits for two runs. Grimes pitched
strong game for Brooklyn. hut was
handicapped by his support. errors by
Olson and Magee aiding New York to
score three runs. Kaun tripled IN
the fifth lining and then made a clean
steal hime. The score:
Brooklyn o 0 2 0 0 0 0 Q -: s: 8
New York Q o 0 .x-0; 5; /
Grimes and kruger; Causey and
Gonzales.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-30
JESS WILLARD
TO START TRAINING

Toledo. o.. May 29-Jess Willard
VIII arrive in Toledo Saturday night
and VIII settle down 10 training on
sunday Cor his fight, with Jack
Dempsey
Ray 9. Archer, his business rep
resentaJIve, Sald the titieholder top
ped the scales al 1884 pounds five
days ago, which IS n half pound BIT
low The wel2n1 he made for his fight
with Frank Moran.
James J. jeffries. the former
ReavyweiERt champion; James J.
Cofratt,. the san Francisco boxing
promoter and score of motion PIC
,ule lars are planning TO make the
trlp rom ne coast on special train
TOR The match
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-30

One hundred animals IN the Parfs
Geological Garden dad duranR the
war. After a bomb from a German
airp1ane made a big hole in the Rue
Cu~ser. alongside the Gardens the
authorities houEht II wise 10 KIN the
POISONOUS Snakes. Lest they shcuAd
escape and cause a pane. Later the
river Seine overfowed its hanks and
flooded part n the gardens and
monkeys antclopes and giraffes de-
ve3Oped chest complaints and died
Only the water fowl dourshed. bu.
Coco. the baby hippo. the pr,de " the
gardens died of ennui. they say as
the gardens were virtually deserted
during he war
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-30
REDS TRIM
PIRATE CREW 81

pittsburgh. "a. May "9.-The
Cincinnati National League Team
MADE their first appearance of the
season here today ana defeated Pitts
burch by score of to IN a game
featured by the fielding of Rousch
y center field and kopf At snort
~s,iiee was hat hard at times but
he defensive work Of the visitors
saved him. Mayer walked four men,
three Of whom scored. as hits al
ways followed the base on balls
handed out. Score:
Cincinnati / 0 0 o a-s- Sc
P1tshurch q o 0 e 0 . ! 0--l-fI-o
Satiee and Wingo: MAYER and
Sweeney Lee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-30
So many American army offir

So many American army officers
and men have been tlockinE 20 Brus-
sells recently that General Pershing
finally decided 10 assign military po-
lice to the Belgian capital area. The
Office of the assistant provost mar
shall. Captain George Parker. IS IN
a building al one If Brussels prin-
cipaI corners ard all Americans re-
naming in the city any length of
time are required 10 register with
the American authorities About
TWO hundred Americans. either ON
leave, hemeward bound. or on duty.
pass through Brussels each dav.
The military police force is made up
OF 100 picked men from France.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-30
Pacific Coast Ship
builders Want Cancelled
Contracts Replaced

Warrington, May C-Inaavsaunl
Pacific coast shipuildess opened me-
quotations today with the ShipptnE
Board. locking 70 the repaaoemeaf q
cancelled contracts for Vessels. The
action followed the conference YES
terday N which Congressional rep
resentat,ves from California. wash
lngton and Oregon. backed up the
demands OF the eighteen yards en-
gagged n steel ship constrsaciin far
government work to keep their co.
yanlZa tons alive
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-30
re Kent ILL Hebron Game.

Sec:-ese -'.raor. Me, MAJ e 1872
fs'o- EsRhspec Journal:
2 asE4.. ~ several Kent's Hill iol-
f'''s anG ti.Dren 100. VINO are still
Flins NJ nu.aGation of the result OF
+ >2.-7G-r Jaseaall game between
~ schoo, VIII you please pub
lie -a.9wlre n a oonspicuOi place
Fes - nase-al tens:
Ish al1t -itnron publish the game
Atf, -iill asst Saturday Har-
i ~-Ts ~ hsr own grounds. ana
'hs VII me always takes ad-
- ''-7-' wn umpIre-isn' there
fils srarn OF spartmanship IN
atm -'a' Nent's Hill beat her
I 80 o." "cnnr-s games that she
'= lara games such as West
faf w1r Rounded ont 13 hits on
A+r rrcnsrs. Brunswick High
-'- '.2r~e - EQUAL strength.
HeW W. Henron IS mentioned
Ha -eDeli columns OF the
1-hae aapsrs.
I = Mari
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-30
COLBY

huns made-by Statz :" Bowen 3.
Cannon ,, Daley 8. Mcfiui'e =. Ma-
lonW, Sanford .. McLauGhjin. Errors
maG-bv Sanford. TAYLOR :. Nourse.
DrisoIl. Buchanan 3. Sullivan >.
Gaglnn. Two-bast hits-Statz .,
Bown. Three hasse hlts-Daiey.
Stola bases-StatZ, Bowen = Gag
non. Sacrifice hitS-Walsh, Hayes,
Mclaughlin; by Buchanan 4: by Ha-
mer e:ov Wills .: by Driscoll. Struck
out-bI Mclaughlin 6; br Hamer
Double piavs-Nourse and Driscoll :;
DriscoH Grant. Wills and Grant:
Neurse. Driscoll and Wills. Wild
Wild pich-Hamer. Hit by pitched
ball-hv Wills. Bowen; by Buchanan.
Maloney. Mcclure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-30
PORTLAND PLAYS
LEWISTON COUPLE
HOLIDAY GAMES

The local team OF the New England
league goes to Lewiston this morning
where they will open the league sea-
son in the Spindle City. The club
Will remain there tomorrow morn
ing for the game. returning 10 Port
land at noon where they entertain
Lewiston a, Bayside Park in the at
ternoon as d part of the holiday pro-
gram. The game tomorrow after
Express.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-30
Montreal aCrOsse Assn
Loses fsrandStand
and Club House by Fire

Montreal. Que. May ia re
Erandstand and clubhouse at The
National Lacrosse Association here
were destroyed by ire This afternoon.
The grandstand. which Was al frame
construction. was capable NJ seating
GtbAf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-30
n COBB FIGURES
(K DAMAGE SUIT

lprai. Ma .9-Ty Cobb is the de-
i.Aaas; L sle.naa damage suit filed
asr { ~ Aaa Morris. negress. IL
t.2ne aonwn ,oday when J udge
|fFsf Webster signed an order Of
e.2a. attorneys for the plaintiff
t4n,. ia, hey served notice OF
b. SUI aurng the baseball game
st " ,hai nate, and that Cobb lg-
smt Z The plaintiff alleges that
Eat alcked 4er following an alter
rl2r {, Oar-oit hotel on April %.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-30
CALENDAR Of SpoR1ng EVENTS

Nay aorsnns: Preparatory ssass tssR - ouosvsUA A>
May so-oasssa: A. \ Dasss.n aias 101sS -
Rumfosd. tchaisnpsd) :
Nay so-s.ssbal: ceny High o.rdirr Ask o@An~
3f-Wrssins od~ossr q IstG cry ~
Nay 3i-No~ns: Asnsrnean hsn-&lv oshxu4kN N~UR
2-0asshaH: Opening AHUusa TsaN In0A os>0
r.
Juno -0assban: ceny Hailsxon 4 AuOuska ~
7-0.s.b.I High o.sdins High Augusta
o-1asshai: n q oeeur Aueu0ea 1ehU0
Lparns~ will played o q ths day. -
J.n. f1-sasshau. cony Asi ssash q N.as~H y
0DsSNsU Anat.L NV TUA
jsns1D High
AaD p 1Ny tntssaiisd in fronaA
Celebration Windssr Few osoRd
hatts willard jaeA
0A~y rnisAa O.
Annual II
Gary inA
Name
kaauA Roeklard
isy a. Tousn.srsnt n Hsnisasa
SITS q: u
Esd Phaa
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YANKEES TRIM
SENATORS sd

Washington. May 29-Washington a
return home was marked by the
clubs eighth straight defeat. New
York winning todar's game ) 10 in
ten innings Shaw was gwen poor
support none of the visitors runs be-
ing earned. Score;
New York 0 0 0 0 0 b; :;
Washn. . % o.; p; 3
Russell. Sha wkey and Hannah.
Shaw and Picinich-
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INTERN ATlONAL LEAGUE
NewaSA 7. Jessey CITY J.
rnrunfo z Rochester &
Baltimore H. Reading {.
Buffalo 2. Rinxhamton 3.
Sir Thomas
Sails For ENGLAND

New York. May :9-Sir Thomas
Upton sailed for England today AFT
er spending two months IN America
He said that he expected TO return
here IN August for . TIP 10 the
west. but that ne would pay NO at
tenlion to Yachting until next year.
when &c would be fully prepared TO
carry out ms challenge for the Am
erica . cup.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-30
CANADIAN is


Vancouver. E. G. May e9-Frank
Barrieau. Canadian mlddieweight
champion last night was awarded
the decision at Tie end Of i refund
fight with. Mickey King, Australian
champion. The match was Tor the
Canadian a australian championship.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-30
NEW POLISH MINISTER
TO UNITED STATES

Pa.as. May 2-tFrencn wireless
serrace9.-Pr1noe Casimsr Lubomirski
has been appointed Polish mlnIss-l
TO the United States according to .
warsaw dispatch. Other ministers in
ciude e. " Dmowski. munster IN
Paaas: NJ. Sowbek. minister In Lon
don; NJ kowalokl. minister al The
Vatican: NJ. Piltx. minister Of Bu-
chxrest. and Count Adam Tarnow-
ski Won TarnoW. minister IN Toxic.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-30
Augusta Grammar School Leaaus
Sm,ti, ID: Farrinsten

In i one sided game of baseball in
the Augusta Grammar School League
on the Harrington grounds yesterday
alternnpn Smith trimmed Harrington
by Il score OF IS to l. The feature of
the contest vas 4 three hagger with
three men on bases by Smith S huri-
er. Brennan. The battery for Smith
was Brennan and Benn while the
battery for Harrington was Carbett,
Austin and Whltten