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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-04
Der Nnrustert1

S@s34sr&AsaSx S.sN Mass @S5asskl sss 81 Sss.. sR
gllDe nelbinen, un0 Mnn mlifen lite ie.
2ente Do1 mieDer uuA1 &Rleinban66ler
geTen. Sc mebr 5tpff ib freilid e-
lllanb einIegen fn11 Ito rlbiger
alut er oiiee3 gggllfpiildfllnrg Deg Marffes
nbsparte1l Me1m baum and imsGlein--
banbel bic 5ahen ni6 biniger her
Bet, Der 8erbraudiJer iieDt id borIdu-
.fig III Der angenebmen Sage, einell
9auSbalt 5u berbeiiern unos5u Der-
biQigen. 8ug III ffiiir piiele nidt al
i1nteriddben.
fe &lngen Hiber MongeI an 2es'
bensmitteI 6irften Nun Mr seirige
83eit i1peigen, menigiteng mos Dal1-
erftoffe betrifft; riideg Gentle
Sblt unb friides Gleifh miro ma1t
iih freili1 TN Rletnban6el fal1fe1t
miiiien, u1o oieie @aren 6niirfftten
tta111n I'm BSreile bernntergebm, 10
iebr bas aud 5u miinifdhen tudre. Nber
Der gerbrallder fnnn id nun 6as
@}elb, ons Ct bl1rh Ben Mlnfnuff bon
eres-2ebenSmitteln eripart, fir ri-
fife 5a1en anlegen; Dbit unb Cent?
ie bil6en ia III bieier 3eit eiinen mebr
ODER meniger n%otpenbigen 8eItan0
tell oes EHhes I'M Durdiibmittsbm1ie.
Nuf nne Bdne lit es 1ebr% an5uerfen-
men, bob bic iiberi6iiiiigen &eeres
eehensmittel onf 6iefe 8eiie untere
gebradt tperoen. IS pare oody gar al
trallrig getueien, menn an 6iele Ga
den, oie 10 biel @elo gefoitet baben,
berliegen ODER oar ber0erben io1ten.
so mer6en 5pei GIiegen nit elmer
@Inppe qef6loaen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-04
5000 HaNifale Hef1teits
itrierett Int uetn Qerf.

SEEM Sort, 1. Sept. Sic Staot
pa,r6e be,1te bon 5000 frieofertiger1
rooifalen Dem1onltnanten o%urdBn1ar-
fhiert uno 3mar bom Walbtngto1t
5q,tare big our Oitfeite Der Metropo-
le. Die geilnebrher an Der Baraoe
uore1 meiitens &uiien, nngarn nno
anoere M~blt1mmlinge bon eltropa1-
Iden Qdn6ern. Sic trtgen Diele 8a11-
rer NIT oen Muhbriften Sang lebe
sic Sotpiet &epubliff" rSanoe meg
bon MuBlan6", ,1n6 Gin oreifohes
Sod fnr uniere 8rioer Arbeiter IN
&uBlan0 un6 nngnrn."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-04
Citation for Hearing on Petition e
Sell. Mortgage or Lease Land.
State NJ Minnnanfa Cnnnfv NJ 2fanrna

Citation for Hearing on Petition; Il
Sell. Mortgage or Lease Land.
State Of Minnesota, County OF Stearns
In Probate Court.
In the Matter Of the Guardianship OF
Leo Friedler and Ermalinda Fried
Ter, Minors,
The State OF Minnesota to all per-
sons interested In the sale Of certain
lands belonging to said minors:
The petition of Bernard Friedler
as representative of the above named
minors, being duly filed in this
court, representing that 1t is neces-
sary and for the best interests Of said
estate and OF all interested therein
that certain lands of said decedent
described therein be sold and pray
ing that a license to be him granted
to sell the same
Therefore, You, and each Of you, are
hereby cited and required to show
cause, Il any you have, before this
Court at the Probate Court Rooms Ii
the Court House In the City Of st.
Cloud I'M the County OF Stearns, State
OF Minnesota.aon the
26th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1919,
at 8 o'clock "A. NJ, why the prayer Of
said petition should not be granted.
Witness, The Judge Of said Court,
and the Seal Of said Court, this 18th
day Of August, 1918.
(seall ]. j. H1MsL
4-11-18 Probate Judge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-04
nntererndhrte Rinoer.

Das &inoerbiiro bonn Mrbeits-De-
.partement fbreibt: Drei Big bierWiI-
.lionen omerifanii6e &inber erbalten
nidt ge,rug gil ellen. Dies lin6 4in6er,
Sic BON @ltern nnD 2ebrern aIs 1eli-
fat5ober frdnffelm o6er n1db) foul ODER
mar ebIen als Horribly be5eidbJnet mer-
Sch. MiB 9boia &obertS, sic Snbfun-
Dige nber Di1tetif, Sic fir bas Sim.
6erbiiiro cine Broidiire nNag 1T
mangeIbnfte grndbr1ng geibrieben5
bbate1f1idirt, bob Mele &iinber IN Nirf-
liidffeit b1tngrig ODER, um ben Sabz
ausorld 5u gebra1td)e1z untererndbrt
iino. ginige Der @iirber erbaltet1.
tatidddllihh niff ger1l1g 5u eiien:: cine
gr61bere Mn5nN befommen nidbt Die
riiddige Nobrung; einige iinb infoI9eI
forperIider Sebler nidt mitan6e, Die,
Nabrung or0entlib 81 beroanen.
Mn6 Ben Mngnbe11 BON Dr Sole
pbine Bnfer n16 mebr als Elm Stint
tel Ser 5dlIfinber Der Sta6t Nem1
Sort u%ntererndbrf. Sir Die gan5en|
gereinigten 5taaten 1T Ser sYroaent-
1ob nod b0Gber 80 Is Big IS Bro5ent
nod ben Mngaben bon 81. Ebomas
Moob.13iebt man Sic &in6er IN 8e-
frndT, Sic nod ni6t BOG idulpfIi6
tiige Sitter erreidt baben, 10 ffann mon!
tpabrIdeinli9 nad} mabiger Sbdbung
nit bret Bis feds MiIionen 1tnterer,
nGibrter nmerifantider &in6er red-
men.
Gle Mrmut lit ni9t 6ie ein6ige ur-
ade ser nntererndbr11ng. Biele Meiit=l
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-04
Hecres,uGbrmittcl

Mt benz Gerfaufe Der @eeres=
Ndbrmittelborrdte lit es iekt grn}t
getporoen u1t6 5pnr miro Die 5abe
benz ein3elnen &nnben febr .bequem
gemadt;; er fann feline 8eiteu11ng ein-
fa6 benz 8rieftrdger leines 8e5irfs
anfgeben. 9nB Der 8etrng borbersbe
5ablt ner6en 1n11B, uno boB a11db n1r
gar3e @i1ten D6er @afete IN nrz
ipriingliGer 8erpnd1ng abgegeben
tperben, ber11rfndt sic @ef9i6te fHir
Die @eeresbermalt1ng a1n6 1T 6abei
fir ben @adrfer feinesnegs 11nbes
QUEEN. 8enn man @elb iparen min,
fanft man ia bod gleih gr0Bere @or=
rdte nnf einmaI elm; mem Die Ser
mnltung. nit &leinberfaufl nrbeiten
tponte, piir6en 1ib sic Soften an bod
ftenen. Sam nber iennan6 nibt gr0s
Bere 8etr6ge anf einr1al anlegen, 10
brnu6t er iiidd ia nur NIT 8ebannten
5ufnmmen5utun uno bann Die 2ebens-
al berteilen. Die 8eftellnng
mlB natirlib bon ,einem gemadt
tper6en.
8eIden GinfluB 6ieie Ginridt11ng
nnf Die Breiie I'M getu0bnliden 9an=
BEL bnben miro, Idbt fi6 1tntMrliid,
ntdt borber iagen. 8unddiit mag 6as
&leingeib6ft 6arnnter lei6en, 6en1
baB bie @roBbdnoler mil elmer Ser
nbfeb11ng Der 8reiie 10 16nen BET Der
&nn6 iein 6iirfftten, 1T nidf uobI ans
.5unebmen. Wenn aub gnn5 bniib6ffdde
Borrutmengen borbanben t11o, tie
tuer6en bod in abiebbarer 33eh Elm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-04

stofiperfe u11b gro8eidoaDeroelr
iofort III Mlngriff 9enlonlnlen mi, Der
Meubhml miro eineg Der mpoernnlte1nl
Mnren1lienerfagm liloOi anl1faftur-
,gebaiiuboe, Mg midi MIR poion nbilfdnz
tienlem gsbInraffhre onoern ol,d1 III let
.aien a1lBeren gnttnurfe benz Muae
tuobItueno M Dieieg 11eue nnter1eb-
men ein gan5 beionoers Diin-
idengtperteg Mr ct GIofo nnb 8tlpar
aus oem @ruroe, neil lid big 6abin
Der Mnngel an eiinem herartigen Wa.
renbmie fublbar madte; 5ngletb
dpirb bas @eb6l1be oaalt beitragen,
ct. CLOUD al ei11em gerteilungs5en-
trum 3u maiden un6 Der 5tabtt al Der
'@elegerbeit al Derbelfen Die 5tel<
lung nn3nnebrlen, 81 Der tie iidocrt
ldngit berebtigt geneien 1T. Das Sc.
bduoe mirb 175 BEL 185 SUB groB
erriibtet uno eine11 65lldiide11rallm BON
$4,000 auu0ratfuB eii1nebnten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-04

sSSn lhoniter 8eiie berlief oie III.
oer.sst. Beneoiifts @erneinoe al Mbon
um leBten Montag begangene goloene
sSubildumsffe nel6e nit feitlid)em
Gottesbienite ibren Mnfang nabm.
8odp. p. Martin 3. g.. 5elez
brierte bag feierlthe @obam, nobel
bohm. 9err e. gbirmers bon 8roo=
ten, Elm &ill6 Der @emei1lbe als Dius
fon, bodm. T.. @erbaro, .. g.,
bon gee1p Mel1nib als 5ubbiafon l1no
bo6tn. r. Mnfelm $. g. 81, bon
Stem Munid1 olg sub6iafon nr1b
bo6m. T. Mnfelm 8. g. 8. bon Nlz
.banp nIs 3eremoniar a1iiitiertel1..
&odp'Yter &err Mbt Heter @ngel, 9.
g. s., bon Der ct. Sobns Mbtei BELT
Die engliide, uno bodu. r. MloDiins,
.. e. s., bon Ser 8bite gartb GRe.s
lerpation sic 6eutide 5e%itprebigt;;
beibe 5eidneten Elm d0nes 8il0 Der
8emeinbe BON brem @ntiteben Bis
ben nadb SO Sabren langem 8eiteben
nit @ottes 5egen erlangten grfolg.
SIM Sanft1ariium maren nod u1iDe=
len6 6ie bodtp. Serren 2eltbner BON
MeartD, 8inder bon 8elt Union,
tS1euer bon 9oloingforb unb bic
bodtp. Beneoiftiner Maurus bon
5reeport, Eimotbeus bon MlbanD Y.
@enbelin bon Ser ct. Sobns Mbtei.
No6 Dem Mittngelien, 6ns bon ben
6ra11en unb Srngfrm1en Der Sc.
meir6e III iorgfdltiger 8eiie prdpaz
riert 11n6 ierbiert murbe, bradten Die
Madmittngsitlnoen ber5li6e 8er<
gniigen, Sic ii6 Bis in Die ipdte11
Mb%en6it1n6en aus0ebnten.D Ser bel Der
6eier gum 8eIten Der golbenen SUI
belgemeinbe er5ielte finnn5ieMe CIR
folg erreidte sic biibfbe 5uutrre bon
$3.50. Moge nun mod benz fDonen
SsMbeItage Sic ct Benefits @emein=
Sc unter Der treffIiben @oitoration
6es bodm. II. 2eonarb, 9. g. 81,
nod anf Diele Sabre i1 beg beio1r.
6eren Segens bon pben erfrenenll
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-04
Sif1rt Scincr crhalten
WaffenicnSmna.

Is Ho,f esrInnh 8 ephtpmhpr -
q, nan, s;a Sor h,it;,hpn. mnrine oil,
.a,,toa ah,,;nnhe, sMI,,apm Innbpfpr,
S;a. CHM esp;,er p;ne g;hiffsInh,,nn
~, Matnoh,.e,, ,,,,S m,,n;finn r. 81.
ga,n 80,
ga3hronh oar. hr;h,hp Qrp,,,prs ron
nan,n}er gomnsh;re gnoit IN Spr II.
iham os;;s+a %,afnnnon nnh,n ,,nh ,t,ttpr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-04

ter perifeben eg nid geiu1ioe ai1oo
nabrbafte Mabl5eiten dc Die Jdlailie
5eiin5rHnlfen. Mnbere Oiiiitter Bnben
lire aifroer nidt geriigerlb III 33udt
nm ilie 81 betpegen bas Mhfige 81
eifen mo genugenD Innge 5u iblnfen
llno 81 ruben. W1iB Hoberts lueiit Dar-
.nl1f BIN, baB iolde Wiitter tol bar
out ii1o, ein oelifates &inb 81 belt
ben.
Gines Ser nirfinn1fben MittM 5ur
8efdmpftng bieies uebelitanoes 1T
Die gmfnibrung non untererndiibbr.
ungsRIIi11ifen uub sRlaiien, no bic
@inoer IN Der Di1t u1po ben @efur0=
beitsregeln unterridtet ner6en. 81
biiefen &llnifens perben bic Wiitter ELM
gelaoen audi merDen Die Wobnlngen
aufgeiuM, nm oas SntereIie Der 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-04
Gcf,. pcrikine auf Der
6eintreiie.

8 9aris, I. september. Rre-
mier Glemenceo1l, Miniiter 0es Mel-
Beren gnroieu befaroen iiid inter ben
loben fronaofifden 8emt1fen, Die Ge.
nenaI Beribirg Bel ieiner Abreife aus
8relt Elm SabrtpoH barboten.
Ser a1nerifmifbe @efanote 1no
fein Stab n1b bic gat5e amerifaris
Ihe, Srieoensoelegation NOR gege11-
tuartig. Cine miIitdrifbe @brengaroe,
beltebeno aus apei &ompagnten, mat
ebenfous an BIabe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-04
DeutiHIartts 5nfnnff.

She Sort00ner G1r1eS br111gf e111en
Mngeren Mrtifel uber 6ns bobent-
midelte Berfebrsuelen De1tfblanos,
nelder ben 10. bieI beridrienen Sun-
men unp Barbaren reili6 nrbe-
abiiAtigt - ane gbre n1ge6eiben
.IaiiBt 5ltgIeih aber au6 bon Ser
5urdt eineg i9nenen mirtiidaft1i6en
iMnfidtn1nges 6es berbaBten &onfur<
;enten getrngen lit. Sc beiBt ba III
Benz Mrftittel 11nter an6erem .DeutiGs
LAMB ifebt bente fir Sen ndiddilten@Rr1iieg
better geriiitet 90, a1s feline Radbarn.
@rieg miro bon iei1en Gabrt-
fanten l1n6 &aufleuten gefiibrt, mel
de nod Der @ie6ererIdng11ng ibrer
Me6iirfftte u16 Ser @rbaltnng Der bel1t-
lben Medlrfe fir Ben Weltmarft tire
ben.
8ie bieI Die Deutfd)er a11A berIo-
rem boben mogen, ibre 5trebiamfeit
bleibt beiteben. Sbre Sabrifen Iino
sintaH, lire 8ergperfe in gutter 0rb-
nun, bre peitgeipatnten BrMden
11n6 bor5ugIiden 5troBen in .gl1ten1
3niton6e, ibr SransporfsfDitem 1T
uniibertmfflib un6 Die gefan1te Mus-
riiIfl1ng boGfommer nnb 01tr6n1s
MODERN. sic ieben id bebi1tbert MIR.
III ~ein3eln1te Dingen bier nnb 90 nno
5por= nus Mangel an 8erfebrsmit-
feIr.
Ser @oIner GrpreB5ug 1T geatpltn-
gen, biis our 6eutide1 Srort Elm lang
fameS un6 poriidtiges Eempo ei15u<
bolten, .Da 11nr tpenige 2iinien IN
bra11dborem !8nitatb inb, unb aud
.6ieie iin6 Ser Neparat11r beonirffttiig.
sic fms nit 9erfebr merbduf; Sic
.8mge fiinb nberfuiM n11b Die @1Ioff-
belt Ser 8enrnten ldcBtt 66ie B5olgen Ell
mes Ia1gen oentiben &rieges erfen-
men. Mr Ser beutiden Sro11t bange-
gen ma1t 1i1 fofort Elm aroBer I'm,
terfdie6 bemerfliih iobol6 bic gut ges5
flei6eten 6eutlben 8ean1ten Sic Som.
trone mber Ben 8ng berrebmen, Die
2ofomotiDen berfpannen
11rb n11s prompt Iiber Elm bor3uglib
geIegteg @eIeiie nit Der Sbnenigfeh
zines SIiegers an nnierem 8eitim.
t1rnggort nuf 6ie Min1tte punfftliid
laifen.
Sir fnbren 6urb Dnren, befien
Berlin 5oftn urb 5tnrn-
bull nit betptnoernstuerten Napier-
inbittituten ffniir Eiif6oeden, nntertpdi-
fife, Mdinners uno 5ra1ienfleibt1g
Deridie1erer MnIter berfeben bnben.
8ir beiliden 5olinge1, bng oeutihe
5beffieb, no iebe GnbrH I'M boIen
it nit benz gntfdlubs ben
aonfurrerten al iberbietet. aein
nitllittGriiff9er Hril,n1ph, feline 5rie-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-04
@rDfes @arenbans, baloige 3ierbt
Ser @ta6t.

sss1 6ie1er Nrtmmer miro cine for
meae Mnfiin6ig11ng Der @riin6ltng
elmer. 1ele11 nit $4,000 fapitaliiier=
ten COMPANY gemabt, Sic cine nene
s@pode. I'M in6nitrienen Sort1briH Der
.5ta6t ct. CLOUD er5eugen miro. Die=
ie BON por6uglih befannten @eiddffs=
Ie11ten Ser Stnbf inan5ierte @orpo=
ration miro nls bic Minneiota Mfo-
tor at6 8nrebol1fe Company befar11t
fein, 6eren 3nef IN 0ergrridfung Ell
nes bod bonoierten @arenbnuies I'M
Centrum Ser 5ta6t beiteben miro,
bos 5ugleih 5med6ienli6 fir allge-
meine Observation-Disclosures
nit fpe3ieGer Musitattung our Sanoz
bobnng bon Mntomobilen &raftma-
gen ur6 Ernctors eingeridtet miro.
Sos fir BEN 8au geDable @r11to-
itnd lit central gelegen uuf benz lett
gen BIabe Ser Geniter- 11n6 Siir=s6a=
BRIT BEG S. so. @rigM nit ben ge<
ib1ftsbienli6en 93meiggeleiie-Sa5iH-
1iten. Die gertpaltung 6es rlelten I'M
ternebmens miro oen fabigen @1n6en
6es Mueben ". Wcleinm bon Min-
11eapnlis nttbertrant iein, Der ben
Guf zines Ser beItbefanrten Nutomo-
THE Grpertg I'M Noromeiten genieBt.
@r befleioete Sic 5tene bes General
8ertpolterg Beg Chicago 3tDeiges Der
Wbne M~utonnobile Company nnb lift
.gegentpairtig gi5eprdii0ent un6 Gene
rnl-8er1pnIter Ser 5rDbet Mrto1nobH
gon1partD bon Mirneopolis. Wie /.
MclO3inen 10 linb 6ie nbrigen SSnfor-
porntoren Der Minneiotu Motor anb
@nreboufe Company portetlbnft be-
fannie ct. glo1i6er 8urger. Die er.
iten 8eomter iirt6: s. S. 2imperid,
:Brdiioert, Sc. 81. Mcafilen, Biaepr1.
iibert;; 81. S. 5eberger, 5efretdr, 8.
Mfurpbn 5dntmeiiter uno in Ben.
Direftorenrat geb0ren Bic 6efren S.
SO. 8rigM, 81. S. g. Dunn ltnoo.
Sre6 6. 2inot nebit ben borber ge-
1annten 8ean1ten; nn0ere SS1rfforpo-
rntoref1 fino Mlberf 4ir0nH irt0 I'll
bert g. Brigbt.
Dns groBartige @ebd1,oe, 6ns benz
erttporfenen Blame gen11B niber benz
gr6gefhob feds 5toftperfe bod RAJ
gen tuir6, tnirb o1if benz BIabe, ben
lett 6e @rigM gnbrif an Mpe.
11oroIib ei1,nin1r1t, errid)tef. Drei
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-04
ueae Stemerft TIT Oits
premkeit.

2 gern, 80. Muguit. - Cine alt-
BergepobnIide un6 ein5igartigeSteu
er miro gegentndrtig IN SitpreuBen
gum gorfdIng gebra6t, nobel b1lrd
8efuder bieier 9anoes BET ibrer &ei-
ie our6 irgen6einen 9etl bieiesStan.
tes beitel1ert tperoen follen. Sic miiroe
aue &eiienoe treffen, Die IN Sotels,
unb gribatb1uier nbiteigen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-04
GIAesbcfn bcreitcft iisb 5,aiit
Kafftpfc ucr.

II 2on6or1 8. Sept. - Eidedo.
5IoDafiert bereitet itd 5n einer1 Sam
pfe aeqen 9oIeft Dor, als Mejultm Der
Gtidei0una Der 5rieoensfonferen5,
tooourd Eeidelt ben 8oIen 5ugeteilt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1919-09-04
miro, meloet sic Central Nen8 belte

ipiro, meIoet bie Central Nen8 belte
aus Mien.
Der aeihenD iltriM IN 0iferreidif6
SdleIien entbaH reid)en aoblenlager.
t5opoN Nolen nis bic Gided)nsSlo-
lpafei beanIprldten bieie5 @5ebiet u.
Iaroten Gr11ppen our Beiesnng 0es.
l1mltrittenen Gerritoriumg. 8ebor bic
Srieoensfonferera cine Miliion farb.
fe, fanoen perldieoene befige adm-
pfc Itott, oie bie &dimpfe anm Gnoe
bradten.
The sun., 1919-07-06

while he was waiting for the bell to
start the fourth round has started lot
of betting disputes. In the first place
let me say that all'bets on a knockout
should be paid. Willard was knocked
out Just as effectively as II he had been
on the canvas and had taken the count
of ten
The dispute as 10 which round Willard
was knocked out in is most intricate.
Those who bought mutuel tickets naming
the third round are being paid of here.
II Is true that Willard completed The
third round and that he was not knocked
out in the third.
Was Willard knocked out in the
fourth? Had he waited for the bell
for the fourth and then refused TO
come to scratch he would have been
knocked out of time In the fourth round.
The case was parallel to that in which
Fitzsimmons stopped Peter Maher at
New Orleans in March 1892. Maher
refused to answer the bell for the thir-
tecnth round. The Irishman was fully
able to continue. but he declared, II
can't hit the divil.' and declined to
continue the fight. 1t vert down on
the book as a knockout In twelve
rounds.
The sun., 1919-07-06
LATONIA RESULTS.

First Rsce-Three olds; six i1riongs;
!. Ht Won; TIs,aP q Poss W. vs. and md :.ss
second; Arch Plotter. ZOE MURRAY. $50.
!hcS Time H;s,ii ' bseS SS, ka1 Frank
Monroe. Money sos.us and J. J. Murdoch
also ran. III. .,,-s,. so,. "a,
two-yesr-old maiden Allies; five and a half
furlongs: Easter Flower. liz (Pitz), $3.50,
$50 and 50. won; Lorraine. II: Murray.
tThurbsr,, SEQ. third; Time, 1:c7. May
Rose. Betty Curry. VIA Flower. Pine Girl.
Avis Doyle. Barenka, Spectacular Girl and
Third Race.-Roso Hill Handicap: three
year-olds and upward; six furlongs: High
c GSh seven s coSs iV wins ife tss .nG
IS. second; Tor Coat. 100 Lunsfordl.
,s5sO shF Si.v Tine n, 7 6aisPss
Fourth Rsoe-Burnett Woods Handican:
three year, S olds; one mile; senninss Park liz
Rosebud. l2s Murray, $3.50 and out, second;
niger, lH CThurber), out. third. Time.
Fifth RsceEThe CINCINNATI Trophy; two
year-ods; 5000; six furlongs-Cotto Bios
som, 1cs Murray. $50, 500. $50, Won:
Marjorie Hyncs, l. Lunsfordl. $3.50, third.
Time ~ 50. orloa. Peace Pennant. Kin
Prince. The Swimmer. Inspector Hughes.
Mickey Moore, Friz and Sam Freedman also
sixth Race-Three-yes--olds and upward;
claiming: purse 81 900: one mile and a fur
long-Breeze, lo7 Murray, 50. 10. $40, s.n,
nG0 . sans pfna ne i IS aoonsy H.
| third Time. 1851 81. Miss Proctor. ornella
| T Verify Walter Willow. Aldebaran. Jack
| Straw Tokalon March, Sungold and Sophia
| Gstewood also ran.
| Seventh Race-Three-year-olds and upward:
io osa God. III (Ro5inson o sTso. a!a
| So. 30. won: Reveller. III CPoolei. 50 90. $50
| second: Chief Brown, 1oi tCanfeld). s.s
/ I'D 1.ET ali
Maid Kenw ard. II. c. Basch and Dick Will
Jams also ran.
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SEMI-FINAL ROUND IN
ENGINEERS CLUB GOLF
Jones Meets Garland and
Carstein viii Play Conrad.

The terrific heat cut into the golfing
programme of the Engineers Country
Club. where a three day club tourna-
ment is in progress, yesterday AS a
consequence three matches were de-
faulted in the first round. All survivors
of the first clash teed up for the second
round, however. Here are the results
of the two rounds of play:
First Round-w L. Richard won from
C. G.. NJ. Thomas by, default; T. !. Jones
won from Frank Tasker by default: n. M
Garland beat Audrey Weymouth, 6 and 5;
Dwight Rockwell beat W. S. Ltnnekin, .
and /: 6. Carstein beat !. l. Brown, I
and 6: F. b. 1neson won from w. S. Sloan
by default; II. V. Conrad beat W. s. silk
worth, and i X. /. Small beat C. E
Berner. and l.
Second Round-T. I. Jones beat w. l..
Richard. 4 and 2; y. NJ. Garland beat
Dwight Rockwell up; s. Carstein beat
F. r. Ineson, and 3; II. V. Conrad beat
X. l. Small, l up.
A special match for women players on
the short course around the clubhouse
was won by Mrs. Charles zeigler, with
Mrs. n. NJ. Garland second.
The sun., 1919-07-06

the number OF seconds that ella psed
between the seventh and last knock
down OF the champion and the legal
end OF the round. According to Mr..
Barbour he tried TO ring the gong at
the time Pecord had counted seven.
Other watches registered eight seconds,
II was close to the end OF the round,
and had Pecord not temporarily lost his
head he would at least have been
aware of that fact
1t is greatly to be feared that Pecord
Is not a big league referee and II is
questionable II the contestants in a
championship bout again will consent
TO the appointment OF a man merely
because he is the choice OF the COM
munity in which he resides. 1t will be
the part of wisdom in future TO insist
on a man of proved capacity for the
task In hand.
The sun., 1919-07-06
ROCKAWAY DEFEATS
WHIPPANY AT POLO
Despite Intense Heat Both
Teams Play Fast Game for 90
Blizzard Cups. \
Special Despatch to TIE suN.

CEpARHuRsT, l. l., July 5.-Perhaps
the polo players OF the Rockaway Hunt1
ing Club were deluded in thinking to-
day while playing for the Blizzard cups
in their annual tournament and In thu
match against whippany River that
they were not riding under sun so
intensely hot that thermometers were
registering 95 In the coolest point near
the ocean.
II such ideas existed they had their
effect, for members OF both teams played
will all the zest of a 10 degree tempera,,
ture. The Long Island players conceded
the New Jersey four an eight goal
handicap and won by a net score OF {
13h to 10h. o.,
Playing for the winners were n c.
Cowdin, E. w. Hopping. Cheever Cow
din and Cortlandt p. Dixon. For the,
New Jersey players were ]. c. Sherman.
L. II. Rose, A. Kinney and r. c. Gram
mis-. Capt Harry H. Holmes. the inter-
national referee, offlciated
Rockaway was penalized one and .
half goals for fouls and the New Jersey
players lost a half goal in the sixth
period. E. c. Cowdin. the former avia-
ton ofiicer, one OF the first to reach
France. and E. w. Hopping scored the
only goals OF the first chukker. Dixon
made two for Rockaway In the next
period and Grannis ended with a. clever
goal.
Neither team could get the ball we'll
toward its posts In the third chukker and
no goals were scored. E. C. Cowdjn
was penalized for a foul cross during
| lively melee at the end OF the Pc
| Rod.
Only one goal was scored in tho
fourth period. This was hit by Hopping.
who also scored the first goal In the
| fifth chuklSer. e. c. Cowdin tailed,
and then Kinney. who had the ball
passed to him by Grannis. made a fine
angle shot and scored for the New
Jersey team.
| Cheever Cowdin made the only goal
| in the sixth period and again scored
in the seventh with Hopping. Kinney
made another of his beautiful drives.
scoring for Whippany River.
Cheever Cowdin and Hopping made
the last two goals in the eighth period,
shutting out the Jersey men. who
played fast to the end.
The sun., 1919-07-06
GEORGE WALSH TO PITCH.
Movie star VIII Play Against EN-
pey's Nine To-day.

George Walsh. star movie actor
pitcher. will make his debut on q local
diamond this afternoon, when he takes
the mound for the All Nationals against
the Treat EN- Roughs. Walsh has
pitched frequently for the movie nine
this season and has met with eonsid-
cradle success. His opponent on Sum-
day will be Jimmy Clinton, former star
pitcher OF the Jersey City Internationsis.
Connie Savage, last years manager OF
the Kingsbridge team. has been APP
pointed leader OF the Treat EN- Roughs.
The usual entertainments offered the
fans by Guy Empey will be on to-day's
schedule. A portion OF the receipts win
be turned over to purchase limbs for
wounded soldiers.