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LORD CECIL SPUNE CA
Russia 81 GERMANIA Sc
FIE ADMISE IN LIGA.

LONDRA, IA Iunie. - Lord Ce-
ell, tinfnd o vorbire in adunarc
poporala, in hala Albert, decla-
rat ca att Germania, cit 81 Ru-
sia sd fie admise in liga natiuni-
lor. Lafel 81 John r. Glynes, lea
darul lucratorilor, STA exprimat
sredinta ca Germania va fl admi-
I 81 in liga.
La sfirSitll adunarii, care e in
ceputul unei serii de adunari ,e
Sc va zine in intreaga tara in fa-
vorul ligei, aci 10000 de persoa-
ne au stat 81 s'au obligat ca SIT
supoarte liga. Adunarea s'a tinut
sub auspiciile uniunei pentru Lii
ga Natiunilor. Viscontele Grey
a prezidat.
,,Oportunitatca de acum dc IL
cladi un nou ordin international
hu mai are seaman in istoria lu-
mil, lar geheratiile viitoare M
vor inceta de a ne ,blastama dac,i
scapam acest prilej," cam acea-
sta era nota principals a vorbi-
rilor.
,,Liga trebue Sc includa 81 PC
Germania 81 pc. Rusia" spns
Lord Cecil. Moi avem dreptul Il
cere 81 q insista ca Germaniei sd
Use dee oportunitatea de dovetii
sinceritatea ei.hCu cit mai scurt
acest timp Gu atit sunt pai bu-
curos!
lnipresiA pc care da uncle
cercurf ca articolul x din statu-
tele ,ligei garanteaza hotarele dc
acum pentru totdeauna. Mimic na
poate fl mai putin adeyarat. Tot
ceea ce in prezent contine e ca
schimbarile, cind vor fl necesarc,
sd MI Sc faca prin forta, ci prin
discutii, desbateri ri tratate. Ori
ce actiuni internationale in viitcr
trsbue sAs fe in accord Gu princi-
piul ligei natiunilor.'.
Grey declArat Cd ,,Liga natiu-
nilor este pentru hume alegers
fntre-viat4 81 mOartess
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/ Ministerul hstructiunii, avind
il vedere greutatile 81 anomaliile
GU privire In plata gradatiilor
nsmbrilor corpului didactic pri-
mar, = luat dispozitinnes ca aces
te gradstii sa fie unificate 3i "a
SO seryeasca la ultima leafa.
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dnpa acestea, Sc abzice armistitiul
81 indata apoi Sc incep luptele pc
calapodul de mai inainte.
Comitetul suprem de blocada s a
fntrunit astazi pentru ca sd desba-
ia asupra masurilor economice ce
sunt de luat contra Germaniei in
cazul cind dfnsa ar refuza sd SEM
neze armistitiul.
Cele patru puteri mari, prin de-
legatii lor 81 prin comitetele de re-
dactare au incercat astazi sd COM
pieteze chestiunile 81 detaliile mai
mici Gu privire la chestiunea Rhi-
nului. Comitetele acestea au hota-
rit ca ocupatiunea militara a dis
trictelor Rhinului sd fie pusa sub
controlul unor comisiuni civile.
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Aa Chlsinau sc constitute So-
cietatea artistica literara ,,Grsiul
Nssmului", din initiative profe-
sorulni de muzica d-nnl Traian
Iustinian Popovici, Gu copcufsul
|multofs intelectuali din ChisinSu.
an forhat 81 IN cor de peste l50
|cintxrsti,
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WILSON Al D0AGA MESA

Am la fndemfna o scrisoare
de acasa. Mia dat-o in So. ST.
Paul, Mimi, dl Iosif .Chinciu,
originar din Spipi, plasa Oras-
tiei, judetul Hlniadoarei. Din
scrisoarea aceasta, serisa de
un baiat de liceu, fost in liceu
tlnguresc, Sc invedereaza "a
fratii nostri de acasa tin alta
de mnlt Ia presedintele Wilson,
Ga Ia uii al doilea Mesia. Il
Dar, la ee ZEE mai vofbesc cd,
nd l&sAzn pc baiat 60 sa spuna
'dlnsul aceea ce se vede, sc sim,
,te In tOate satele romfnesti.
pretutindenea, III tinuturile 10
minesti. Publican aci, numai
Q parte din dinsa:
,,Grfnele MIS- tare frumoasa
I'll acnna nnmai sa re aduca
EDdnlneseu In pace pela moi fri
Ronfnia Mare. So traiascx
pfeeedintele Wilson, az ue-a
scos az sht juGul ullguresc Il
63 ven. t&icntuls dtae sx VII
cft mai iute acasaA 4 u
q - I - ~ u s IS Il Il
mnrit Virril fllxs = \, ". v r.
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DIN
PATRIE.

Vineri 9 Maiu current, la orele
3 d. a., Academia Romina a tinut
sedinta publica in care s'au "a
cut urmatoarele comunicari:
l. D-nul professor N. Iorga: In
ltIia fncercare de cristalizare poll
|tica a Romfnilor.,
2. D-nul professor DR.. V. Babes
Cercetari asupra gripei.
Ordonante date de ,,Comanda.
tura" din Voinesti catre popula.
tia romineasca sub ocupatie in
anul' 1917:
,,Aprilie 8.
+ l. Conform ordinului Comanda.
mentului militar, Sc acorda po-
pulatiei o ri la Pastele catolice,
care va ii serbatorita in ziua de
Florii.
,,Nu Sc admite sub nici un mo.
tiv Sc serbatori 81 Pastile romi-
nesti, cind locuitorii Isl vor vedea
de munca cimpului.
(1n schimb, cine va auzi cum
soldatii kulturului au serbatorit
ziua dnvierei, ar avea o idee des-
tul de exacta despre fasturile de
la Curtea lui Nero).
q. MART, comuna Pietrari va
|preda la cimitirul din Dragomi-
resti zece carute de piatra''.
(Oamepii trebuiau sa-si vada de
munca c1mpului, trebuiau sd lc-
pare soselele pc carl le stricasc-
|ra tunurile 81 autacamioanele lor,
trebuiau sd sc strfnga aproape
Ezilnic la primarii ca sa declare
lucrurile pc care invasiunea lie
|crutase, trebuiau lar zilnic sd Ia
ca tot fclul de corvezi, lar acum
trebuiau tot eli sa ingrijasca, ca
,,Die deutchen Helden" sd alba
un minunat cimitir, in vreme ee
fratii lor, neacoperiti bine Gu pa.
mint in groapa lor comma, an
fost lasati mai multe saptamini
prada ciinilor 81 pasarilor de pra-
day
4. Intro buna ri, toti oamenii
au fost siliti sa aduca toate ollie
la Comandatura s,,pentru a fl fun
se'' apoi au fost adunate grama-
da 81 porhite catre ,,bine cuvin-
tata patrie a Kaiserului''.
5. Pima la 1-iu Iulie oprita
orr ce circulate de la un sat Ia
altul.
,Domnul Comandant din Tir-
goviste vrea sd viziteze plasa
Voinesti 81 pentru ca ,,Excelenta
Sa" sa-si dea seama de starea
lucrurilor din Comandamentul
Voinesti, toata populatia care il
va 1ntilni e debitoare sal salute
respectuos. Char 81 femeilor sa
mn li-se lipeasca limba pc cerul
gurii, ci sd salute prietenos 81 ta-
re, Gu salutul obisnuit'
Ministerul Instructiunii, pentru
ca sd dea posibilitatea suplinito-
rilOr din invatamintul primar Gu
S ami yechime, insa fara studii
. .patru clase secundare sd poata
intra titulari i'm fnvatamint, lea
admis un examen de clasa LA pi-
nj Ia Q IA normala in luna iu-
e .. g.
n X - - S.ss.sss
/ Ministerul Instructiunii, aviad
in vedere greutatile 81 anomaliile
gu privire In plata gradatiilor
npmbrilor corpulni didactic pri-
mar, = luat dispoxitinnea CO aces
te gradstii 81 fie, unificate 3i "a
70 seryeasca Ia ultima leafa.
= = Ia Chisinau "a constitsit 90
cietatea artistica literara ,,Grsiul
Nssmului'', din Initiative profe-
sorulni de muzica d-nul Traian
Iustinian Popovici, Gu copcufsul
hlpltofi intelectuali din Chisinau d.
a's forhat 81 IN cor de peste l5O
cintxrsti.
,y,nAts trapsportpr ~ M.
exexl xllnte NJ ninte III
ss1lt I " y a I d, IiilntEs I;nisteynl
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FoCH A TRIMS UN ULTIMAT
GERMANILoR.

PARIS, Il Iunie. - Corespon.
dentul din Coblenx de Ia xiarul
London Mail - editia din Paris
~ raporteasa Cd maresalul Foch
= TRIMS un ,ultimat germanilor,
Icsrind imediata revocare . ordi.
nului dat din Berlin, rsfsrltor Ia
oprirea trupelor polonsss o. tired
peste 0ermania.
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din punctul de vedere mai malt
al economiei rationale.
A doua sedinta din 4 Martie.
Aceiasi sala de sedinte. Aceiasi
membrii.
. descoperire noua, care aratd
cit departe' poate merge cinis-
mul unor oameni din tara acaa-
sta. Am avut pima acuma Ovrci
meseriasi, Ovrei negutatori, Ovrei
bancheri, in sfirsit am avut O.
vrei in toate ramurile de activ;-
tate, unde Sc poate c1stiga multi
GU munca putina, dar Ovrei lu-
cratori de pam1nt la moi in Bu-
covina n am vazut. ST totusi au
fost descoperiti de DR.. Bileck 81
DR.. Schafer.. intro Statistical
scrisa in limba ebraica, Gu ten
dinte cunoscute. Eli sunt modesti
in cererile lor, foarte modesti.
Iata ce vor:
Toti Ovreii fara lucru de la o.
rasa sa fie fmproprietariti. Sa MI
uitam, ca 95 procente poporului
ovreiesc din Bucovina nu "a ros-
tit inca pentru unirea Gu Romi-
MIA. Marii proprietari ovrei Fisher
81 Weisglas aduc in contra exprn-
|prierii aceleasi argumente scoase.
din clisee 1nvechite, pc care le-am
auzit 81, aiurea.
.D-nul professor EiIaret. Dobas,
din partea ,,Glasului Bucovineis'
arata, ca reforma agrara este nu-
mai un aspect al unui intreg con-
plex de reforme economice, care
tind la stabilirea unui echilibru
social 81 economic. Cere ca 81 &C.
ciorii mai in virsta sa capete pa
mint.
Crede, ca imasurile comunale
ar trebui sd ramina 81 mai de-
parte mosie obsteasca a comuae-
lor, cum au fost pima acuma.
Parintele Tofan pledeaza in
contra improprietaririi Ovreilor.
polemizeaza Gu DR.. Schafer, do
vedind falsificarea datelor cuprin
Sc in statistica ovreiasca.
In urma discutiunilor ce au a.
vut loc, s'a alcatuit proiectul de
finitiv al reformei agrare, att in
ce priveste expropriarea, cit 81
improprietarirea. Proiectul ase.
zat pc aceleasi principii pc care
s'a facut 81 reforma din Regat, Gu
foarte mici deosebiri.
1. Sc vor improprietari taranii
carl nu au 5 h. a. lar dintre aces
tia vor fl improprietariti progre-
siv: a. Toti eel care inainte lie
razboi au fost agricultori Gu Cos
podarie; b. cei mobilizati 81 care
au fndurat perderi materiale ne
urma razboiului; q Taranii care
nu au gospodarie, dar vor dovedi
ca au profesia de agricultori.
2. Sc vor imparti: a. Tereml-
rile cultivabile ale Statului; b.
Terenurile ce Sc vor cumpara
prin invoiala de la proprietari;
c) Terenurile ce Sc vor expro-
pria.
3. Sc vor expropria: AZ Tere
nurile fondului religionar; b.
Proprietatile persoanelor morale
publice 81 private; c) Proprieta-
tile rurale ale oraselor, comune-
lor 81 scoalelor; d. Praprietatile
rurale bisericesti; c) Proprieta-
tile mari care au fost arendate
neintrerupt in ultimii 6 ami; f.
Praprietatile particnlarilor ce in
tree fntindcrea de 200 b. a., IL
xindu-se un maxim de 500 h. 4.
ce poate ramine proprietariIor;
% PropriAtatile absentistilor 81 4
supusilor strAini (inclusiv prJ-
vinciile din Austro-U Ungaria, ears
nu s'au unit Gu Rominia).
4 Vretul pentru terenurile OK
propriate se " fixa de comisia-
nile districtuale n sor Ii pl4titeIl
in titluri dc rentx s. valatx roz1 n
nsase1 Il paarxter amoF Ftixabilk
"a "a de AMI ~ t q 6,tt III
edinta y IA II 81
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Loss of Appetite

AS general rule there is nothing
serious about loss of appetite, and
if you skip meal or only eat two
meals day for few days you will
soon have relish for your meals
when meal time comes. Bear in mind
that least five hours should always
elapse between meals so as to give the
food ample time to digest and the
stomach period of rest before Sec
ond meal is taken. Then if you eat
no more than you crave and take a
reasonable amount of outdoor exercise
every day you will not need to worry
about your appetite. When the loss of
appetite is caused by constipation as
is often the case, that should be cor
rected at once A dose of Chamber
lain's Tablets will do il.
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THE STATE OF WISCONSIN to the ssi,

Defendants. and each OF them:
fou are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after date of service of this sum
mons exclusive OF the day OF service and de-
fend the above entitled action In the Court
aforesaid: and in case Of your failure so to do,
Judgment will be rendered against you ac-
cordtng TO the demand of the complaint of
which copy Is herewith served upon you.
BROWN. PRADT & GENRICH
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
T. o. Address: Wausau, Marathon County.
Wisconsin.
NOTE: This action affects the title to the
premises above described and the original
summons and Complaint are ON die with the
Clerk Of said Court.
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Summons

State of Wisconsin. Circuit Court, Marathon
County.
Barker & Stewart Lumber Company.
Plaintiff,
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names and places Of residence of the persons
comprising, or officers of said company or
firm.
Bids failing to comply with the above re-
quirements will not be considered.
Bids for the work and materials will be can
vaSsed and considered separately, aud in the
aggregate based on the estimated quantities
named in the specifications
Payments for such work will be made by
estimates OF the City Engineer of the GorlS
done and material furnished in place. reserv-
ing 20@ of the amount thereof un til the final
completion and acceptance OF said work.
The right To reject any and all bids is
reserved.
JOHN L. SELL,
BERT G. GOwEN.
CARL @. ADAMS
j22-3w Board OF Public Works
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First publication July %. last Aug. S.
Order Of Hearing Petition to Sell Real
Estate to Pay Debts, Etc.
State OF Wisconsin, County Court for Mara
sthon County.

State OF Wisconsin. County Court for Mara
thon County.
In the matter of the estate of In Probate.
On reading and filing the petition of Gustave
Schram. administrator of the estate with will
annexed of Frederick Schram, deceased. rep
resenting. among other things. that said
deceased died seized of certain real estate
therein described, and that it Is necessary to
sell or incumber the same to pay expenses of
administration of said deceased. and praying
for license TO sell all of the same, and. II
appearing TO the court that the personal estate
In the hands of said administrator Is fnsuffic-
lent to pay expenses OF administration OF the
said deceased. and expenses OF administration
AMI that 1t Is necessary TO sell or ircumber all
OF said real estate for that purpose.
1t is ordered that said petition be heard at q
regular term OF said county court. to be held
in and for said county. at the court house In
the city Of Wausau on the ffst Tuesday (be-
ing the second day) OF September, A. ID. 1919
at IL o'clock a. m.
Ii is further ordered that this order be pub
iished at least four successive weeks. before
said day fixed for the hearing of said petition.
in the Wausau Pilot. a weekly newspaper.
published at the city OF Wausau. In said
county. and that copy thereof be served
personally ON John p. Ford. guardian I'D litem
for Arlie Schram, an infant. and on all other
persons interested in the said estate and re-
siding In this county at least twenty days
before such day.
Dated July 3, 1919
By the court,
F E. BUMP. County Judge.
REGSER & RINGLE. Attorneys.
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Ordinance Regulating Hours Of Labor for
CITY EMPLOYEES.

The Common Council OF the City OF Wausau
do ordatf,, a. follows:
From and after July LIST, 1919. nine hour
shall constitute q days work for laborers an
teams employed by the city OF Wausan and 1t
water department; provided. however, tina
this ordina nce does not apply TO those desig
mated officers either by the charter or state
law, and shall not apply 10 fremen. policemen
and employees In the pumping station Of the
city water department
This ordinance shall be IN effect on and af-
ter It's passage and publication as required by
law.
Attest. Approved.
FRANK N. BLECHA, JOHN L. SELL
City Clerk Mayor
Dated this 1st day of July. 1919 J6-6H
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Notice for Administration and Notice
TO Creditors

" NICulDUID
state of Wisconsin, County Court, Marathon
County.-In Probate.
In Re Estate OF Wilhelmina Guhse, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that at the regular
term Of said court to be held on The first Tues
day of September A. ID. 1919. at the court house
IN the city OF Wausau, county of Marathon
and State Of Wisconsin, there will be heard
and considered, the application of Ella Bishop
and George Guhse for the appointment of an
administrator OF the estate OF Wilhelmina
Guhse, late OF the town OF Rlngle, In said
county, deceased.
Notice is hereby further given that 1t the
special term of said court TO be held at said
court house or the End Tuesday OF December
A. D, 1919. there will be heard. considered and
adjusted all claims against said Wiibelmlns
Guhse. deceased.
And notice is hereby further given that all
such claims for examination and allowances
must be presented TO said county court At the
court house In the city OF Wausau. In said
county and state. on or before the first Tues
day of December A. ID. 1919. or be barred
Dated July It'll. 1919.
By the Court.
r. Z. BUMP. Judge.
REeEER g. RISGLE, Attorneys
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First publication July s. last JuIs p.

First publication July s, last JuIs o.
state OF Wisconsin. County Court. MafatbUr
County.
Ia the Matter of the Estate OF John f. Zfeiir.-
ski, -deeeased-In Probate.
Notice Is hereby given that the time Is sx-
tended for creditors OF John +. Zlelinski de-
ceased. 70 present their claims for ami alton
and allowance up to and including the first
Tuesday In August. 1919 Also that ali claims
30 ~ esented will be examined and adjusted Al
Z res ulAr term OF the said county court 10 DC
held ~ the court house. Ia the city OF Wausau
on the drst Tuesday OF September 1918.
Dated this lst day OF July 1919
By the Court,
r. BUNP. County Judge
PATRICK r. STONE Attorney for Petitioner.
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OF the northwest quarter of section seventeen
quarter of section seventeen (17): the south
east quarter OF the northwest quarter of sec
tlon seventeen I'D: the northeast quarter of
the northeast quarter of section eighteen as:
the northwest quarter of the northeast quar-
Ter OF section eighteen QS): the southwest
quarter OF the northeast quarter of section
eighteen (ls); the southeast quarter OF the
northeast quarter OF section eighteen (IS): the
northeast quarter OF the northwest quarter OF
section eighteen uS); the southeast qua rter of
the northwest quarter of section eighteen (S);
the northeast quarter OF the northeas ST ou arter
Of section twenty-one (2D; all in township
thirty t3O) north Of range ten (t01 east, in
marathon county. Wisconsin, and all peyson
who claim by. through or under any OF TIE
above named defendants. or claim any inter-
est In any portion OF said premises,
nafandaDtS
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The following copy of an ordina nee proposed
to be adopted by the Common Council OF the
city OF Wausau, at its regular meeting on
August 5th 1919, Is published purs uant To an
order OF said Common Council and as required
by law:
Evening star., 1919-02-20
JOHNSON BEATS VOSHELL
Chop Stroke Wizard Eliminates
Champion Indoor Lawn
Tennis Player.

PHILA ADELPHIA, February 20.--Wa al
Lace +. Johnson, the Pennsylvania chop
stroke wizard. conquered S. Howard
Voshell. the national indoor lawn ten
mis- champion, in the fourth round of
the middle states indoor championship
tournament here yesterday Johnson,
who held a place on the Davis cup
team of 1912, had his opponent playing
as if in a fog. He won his place IN
the seini-finaI round by a score of
3-6, 6-2. Is.
The wide variety and the machine
like accuracy with which Johnson
played his shots seemed to bewilder
Voshell. He made a gallant stand in
the third set to carry the tally to
games-all before Johnson broke
through for the lead at 6--5 and won
on the next game. Johnson awaits the
winner of the Vincent Richards-Ichiya
Kumagae match, which is to be played
today.
The junior singles produced a stif
and peppery engagement between two
of the local youngsters that was high
ly Interesting. Charles Watson de-
feated John Bramali at s-2, Is.
Bramall really got into action in the
second set His deeply played shots
kept Watson alert to find the open
ings for his passes before he gained
the victory.
Evening star., 1919-02-20
SCORES EASY GOLF VICTORY.
Miss Rosenthal 0utplays Mrs. Cal
houn in Florida Tourney.

PALM BEACH. Fla. February 90
Miss Elane Rosenthal, western cham
pion, yesterday defeated Mrs. David
r. Calhoun, ST. Davids. and 4, in
the first round of match play of the
woman's golf tournament for cham
pionsliip of the state. The first hole
was tied in Is and Mrs. Calhoun
captured the second in 3, the only
time she was up. AT the turn the
champion had her three down. The
match ended OF the fifteenth green.
Miss Lois Stumer. a Ravisloe golfer.
in her teens, met the medalist. Miss
Bessie Fem of Poland Springs, whose
card Tuesday was rs, and put up
plucky fight. but was eliminated 6
and 4. Miss Rosehthal today meets
Miss Ethel Campbell of Philadelphia
in what will probably be the best
matches of the tournament. The
Philadelphia girl is the present holder
of the Florida title
Evening star., 1919-02-20
MAY STOP BIG FIGHT,
Former Manager Of Dempsey Has
Large Claim Against Jack.

TULSA. Okla, February 2o-In re-
gard to reports published in ct Louis
that he would start injunction suits
to prevent the Willard and Dempsey
prize, fight, John Reisler. formerly
manager for Dempsey, says that while
he would not announce his plans at
present, the fight would not be per
mitted to take place until liis claims
had been satisfied.
Reisler said Dempsey owed him
$4,000 under their contract, 500, eoe
for alleged breach OF contract, and
must allow him a share of the returns
from the proposed fight. The printed
reports averred that New York law
yers were preparing steps to prevent
the fight 1t was stated by one Of
Reisier's attorneys that contract to
manage Dempsey till 1890 had been
upheld in the appellate division of
the New York supreme court.
Evening star., 1919-02-20
HAL CHASE NOW A GIANT
Cincinnati Takes Holke and Rari.
den in Exchange for Star
First Raseman.

&EW FORK, February 2p.-Hal
Chase, the temperamental first base
man, became a member of the Giants
yesterday when Managers McGraw
and Pat Moran fixed up the deal
whereby Hal comes to New York in
exchange for First Baseman walter
Hoike and Catcher Bill Rariden. 1t
was a straight trade, with no money
consideration on the side. Manager
MeGraw said tha: he had come to
terms with Chase and that he would
sign a contract within day or two.
When Manager Moran of the Reds
asked for Holke as part Of the
trade it came to light that Jake Dau-
bert, who had been traded 10 the
Reds and was slated to play first in
Cincinnati this season, has balked at
the terms offered him and is hold
out Brooklyn got Shortstop Bill
hopf and Outf1elder Griffith for Dau-
bert but 1t appears that Cincinnati,
now that Holke is a member of the
club. will not listen TO any unreason-
able demands from Daubert. II Dau-
bert should come to terms with the
Reds. Manager Moran will probably
use Holke in trade with either the
Brooklyn club or the Boston Braves.
The completion Of the Chase trade
also revealed the fact that the Cincfn-
hatl club has patched UP. its differ.
ences with the player. and 1t is under.
stood that Chase's suit against the
Reds has been withdrawn and that
Hals back salary has been paid,
Chase's return to the Polo Grounds as
a member of the Giants makes the
Giants infield the most experienced
combination in base ball Fans have
not forgotten Chase's refDarkatle
playing ability as a member of the
Yanks, and it is expected that he
VIII be rejuvenated player under
McGraw's management.