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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-05
TRIBE BATTLES
HARD TO HALT
LOSING STREAK
Indians Fight to Even Colonel
Series in Morning and
Afternoon Games.
TWO DEFEATS SUNDAY
Tribe Wins A. NJ. Game

LOUISVILLE, JUL indianapolis
defeated Louisville in the morning holi-
day game, here, 4 to 2. Jones pitched
effectively, proving steady in the pinehes.
Score:
Indianapolis. OOO2O o o. s s
Batteries-Jones and HenIine; KOOb,
Decatur and Meyers.
LOUISVILLE. July Jack Hendricks
indians had their backs to the wall to-
day and the morning and afternoon
games promised to develop into 4 cou-
pie of thrillers.
The Hoosiers were defeated twice Sun
day, to 1 and 8 to ?, Rogge and Petty
pitching, and today Manager Hendricks
hoped to see more opportune hitting by
his club.
Up until today the Indians had not
won a game since the opening Of the
last Toledo series, and the players were
out TO make every effort TO halt the
slump.
In the Saturday fracas here the CON
test went to 4, the game being called
on account Of darkness at the end Of
the ninth. The premature darkness was
caused by a storm and the last inning
was played with only little daylight
showing.
The program today called for games
both morning and afternoon and there
was quite q party of indianapolis fans
here to cheer the Hoosiers.
lineup and Long were the winning
Louisville hurlers yesterday and the In
dams were inclined TO believe that Man
ager Mccarthy would not be able to
offer any better pitching today.
Jones and Cavet were slated to hurl
for the Tribesman in the Indians de-
termined effort to even the series.
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BOXING
CHAMP HEAVY
FAVORTTE TODAY

BENTON HARBOR, Mich. July s.
Benny Leonard champion lightweight,
and Charlie White, hard hitting but
slow footed challenger, were resting
peacefully today for what was expected
to be one of the meanest and toughest
fights ever waged.
They were prepared to do things to
each other with boxing gloves. Each
side looked for a knockout.
The battlers were to Chamber through
the hemp shortly after O'Clock in the
afternoon.
White was a long shot in the betting.
Running against five or six Benny Leon
ards in a horse race, he would be a 100
toll shot.
There being only one Benny Leonard
In this boxing race, Charlie was no worse
than or 4 or to 1 in the odds being
offered by those who liked Leonard and
thought that Charlie was in for a lick
ing.
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Matty Plans to Give
Up Baseball for Good

NEW YORK, July 5.-Christy Mathew
son, famous New York National pitcher
for fifteen years, has decided to give up
his position as coach to the team and
quit baseball, It was learned here.
Mathe'gson, who has been with the
Giants since 1901. except for year as
manager OF the Cincinnati Nationals and
another in France on military duty, has
been suffering for fortnight from bron-
chitis and plans to go to Lake Placid,
In the Adirondscks for a vacation.
"Matty" aided the New York club in
winning the National league pennant in
1904, 1905, 1911 and 1912 and 1913 and
the worlds series In 1905. He retired
from active service In 1915.
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O'ROurke's Great Record

TORONTO, Ontario, July 5.-A record
Of making six hits in six times at bat,
twice in one season, was made by Frank
ternstionals, when Saturday he duplicat-
ed his feat Of the opening day game
at Reading, Pa.
Batting against the Rochester pitch
ers Saturday be made two home runs, a
double and three singles. On the open
ing day he made three doubles and three
singles.
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Riverside Golf Play

In the July 1 Riverside golf tourney
Reed carried away the low gross honors
when he completed the 80 holes with a
100 score. Mossler, with 167, carried
second low gross. Seiberth COPIED the
low net prize, his score being 145.
The other leaders in the low gross sec
ton were: Blake, ia; Kissel, ITO. Vic
tor, 175. Other leaders In the low net
scores were Wagner, 147; Downey, 100;
Bartlett, 151: Webb, 152.
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Sport Card Here Today

Auto races at fair grounds at 2 p. m.
Cross country run at 9:15 a. m. Started
at Pleasant Run boulevard and Arlington
avenue and ended at willard park.
Track and field meet at willard park at
10 q. "a.
Amateur Baseball association field meet
at Riverside, Garfield and BrOOkside
parks, at 80 p. m.
bicycle racing at Riverside park at 10
a.
Swimming events at Ringo and Almont
swimming pools.
Rooue tournament at Garfield park all
day.
Horshoe tournament at various parks
during day; finals at EIlenberg park at
$3.50 d. m.
Golf programs on various courses.
start of city tennis tourney at Haw-
thorn courts and continuation of boys
and Junior tourney at 1. T. a. courts.
Trapshooting by Crooked Creek Gun
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GAMES OVER STATE.

Laporte, 6; Cary, ?.
Marion, Z; Anderson, g.
Spencer. II; Linton, 9.
Ramblers 8; Broad Ripple, 2 90 in
nings).
Frankfort, 6; Newcastle. ?.
American Railway Express, o; shelby
vile. 40 innings).
Times, PIP; West Newton, %.
Logansport, 8 Peru, (tie; called &C
count 8 o'clock law).
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Blues Get Four

KANSAS CITY. July 5.--Announce-
ment OF the deal whereby the local
American association team acquires three
pitchers and an outhelder from the Enid
(Okla.) team Of the Western association
was made here Sunday by John Savage,
secretary Of the local organization.
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called out by Murray. 1t developed later
that instead of calling out the improper
batsman, the arbiters erred and the game
will be played over on Louisville's next
appearance here.
ANTWERP-Of1cia announcement was
made by the Olympic committee that
the Olympic golf matches have been
abandoned. 1t has also been decided to
postpone the target shooting events.
These were to have taken place from
July "a to 81, but now win be held July
rs to Aug. 1.
SANDY HOOK, N. J.-There will be no
more races between the Shamrock ",
challenger for the America cup, and her
twenty three meter trial horse, Sir
Thomas Upton announced. The reason
given by Sir Thomas for abandoning the
competitions was that so much time has
been wasted in experimenting with the
Marcont topmast rig, now in the discard,
that little time remains to train the chal-
lengers crew Of forty men.
PITTSBURG-Three teams represent
ing az many rubber factories at Akron,
o., were leaders in the third annual out
door track and field meet of the Ameri-
can Industrial Athletic association held
here. The team of the Firestone Tire
Company was first in the events, with
10 points; Goodrich Tire Company, sec
ond, 81 points; Goodyear Tire Company,
third, 321A points.
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Golf Caddie Killed
When Struck by Ball

UTICA, N. ", July 5.-Joseph Ca
sey, 12 years old, was instantly
killed Sunday afternoon on the links
of a local golf club when he was
struck by a golf bail driven from a
point 200 yards away by Frank C.
Shippy of Utica The boy was a
caddie at the club.
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BARROW Is ROASTING

BOSTON, July 5.--Manager Barrow of
the Boston Americans announced Sunday
that he had bought Benjamin Paschal,
whom he terms "a second Babe Ruth
from the Charlotte club Of the Southern
Atlantic association.
Paschaf who is an outflelder, is play
Ing his second season with Charlotte and
has a batting average of .304.
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NEW BELoIT COACH.

BELOIT, wis, July 5.-Thomas E
Mills, a graduate of Beloit college and
for five years athletic coach for Creigh-
ton university Omaha has been chosen
10 head the de r1rtment OF athletics OF Be-
lott college, Il was announced Saturday.
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hen winning run scored.
COIONEIS-

Sacrltce DTS = denIIne, w ortInan,
hits-Shinners, Rehg. Double plays
Workman to Bethel; Workman to Bethel
10 Kfrke. Left on bases-Indians, 1;
CoIonels. z. Bases on balls-On Petty,
/; of Long, 2. Struck out-By Petty, o;
Losing pitcher-Petty. mpires-Connol-
ly and Shannon. Time-1 40.
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YANK PnIoIsrs LOSE

PARIS, July 5-The French Bagatelle
polo club defeated the American Army
Of Occupation team, goals to s, for the
Harjes Independence cup here yesterday
The game was tied until the seventh
period, when the French won.
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JUNIoR LEAGUE sConEs.

Rhodius Cubs, IT; Willard Triangles, 4.
Highland Cubs. 4; Immaculate Spe-
Gals, g.
Oliver Midgets, II; Comets, 8.
Fletcher Midgcts. IL; indianapolis
Cubs, 8.
simmon Maryels afNa app Midgets, 0
(forfeit.) AHNV
Boys Club Cub 3rightwood Mid
gets, (forfeit.l
There will be- portant meeting
Of managers 10 league at the
city hall ~ at 1880
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Only three games played.)

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
First Game
Brooklyn go. o o 0 0 3 30 Is o
Philadelphia o o 0 0 l 90 o. l
Batteries-Cadore and Kruger; Mead
ows. Gallia, Belts and Tragresser. Wheat
Second Game
Brooklyn $50. 0 3 0 s-7 10 2
Philadelphia :. o o 0 o o o o 90 4 o
observation-disclosures and Miller, Taylor
Hubbel, Belts and Wheat.
Cincinnati COS 90 90 IS II o
Pittsburg ..... o 0 0 0 o o o 90 0
Batteries-Ruether and Wingo; Adams
and Schmidt
New York ... o 0 4 o o o IS 8
Boston ........ o 0 o 0 3-5 IL 4
Batteries-Toney and Smith, Snyder
McQuillan and 0'Neill.
st. Louis $50. o 1 O 3 o IS IS
Chicago ...... 1 o o l 3 o &c 18 2
Batteries - Haines and DilAoefer;
Vaughn, Martin, Cav, Carter and O'Far-
rell
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American association notified Roger
Bresnahan that the game which Louis
Vile won here on June % by a score OF
to ], shall be thrown out and played
rules his umpires, Murray and NcGloon.
Or that day Manager Bresnahan gave
Manager Mccarthy OF Louisville the
wrong score card and as fast as the
wrong Toledo batter came up he was
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HEARNE BACK TO TORONTO.

NEW YORK, July 5.-The purchase OF
Pitcher Hearne from the Boston Nation
ais was announced Sunday by the To-
ronto Internationals.
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Sacrifice Hits-kirks, Massey, Meyer.
Stolen Bsses-Reiliey 2, Schepner, Lamar,
Bethel TwO-Base Hits-Lamar, Bethel.
Three Base Hit-Betzel. Double Plays
Hunter (unassistedl Wolf TO Hunter;
Bethel TO Ktrke; Kirke (unassisted). Left
on Bases-Indians. .: Colonies, Z. Bases
on Balls-Of Rogge, 4 of lineup, 3.
Struck Out-By Rogge. >; by lineup, 3.
Winning Pitcher-Tincup Losing Pitcher
Royce. Umpires-Connolly and Shan
non. Time-1S9
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

GAMES TODAY.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
CAN double headers.)
Indianapolis at Louisville.
Columbus at Toledo.
Milwaukee at Kansas City.
Minneapolis at ST. Paul.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
(All double headers.)
st. Louis at Detroit.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Chicago.
New York at Washington.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Can double headers.)
Chicago at st. Louis.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Philadelphia a. New York.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago ...... 1 l . o o o 30 Is 1
st. Louis ..... 1 0 o 0 o . 0 0-3 II o
Observation-Disclosures and Schalk; Davis
and SEVERED.
Cleveland go. 90 20 o. Ali 10 2
Detroit ...... 0 0 o 0 % s 1
Batteries - Morton, Coveleskie and
O'NeilI; Leonard, 0krie and Woodall.
Washington =. 1 0 o o 2 IS o
New York 80. 0 o o o o 0 % l
Batteries-Shaw and Charity; Quinn
and Hannah.
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Morning Ball Games
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Boston .. 10 o o 1-6 Is o
Philadelphia. 90 o 0 o o ! 0 OIL 2
Batteries-Pennock and Walters; Has
ty, Bigbee, Keebe and Styles.
st. Louis. 100000 2-5 II o
Detroit ....... 8 o l o o 0 90 "a o
Bateries-Sotheron, Shocker and Sher-
red; Ehmke and Stanage.
Cleveland $50. 0 0 / 0 1 0 0-3 o
Chicago ....... 0 l IS Q l
Batteries-Bagby, Niehaus, Faeth and
O'Neill; Williams and Schalk.
New York.. 90 0 90 Ia /
Washington. 1 1 0 0 0 - II 3
Batteries-Shore and Rue1; Zachary
and Charity.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia. 90 0 0 8 0 0 Is 13 1
New York.. 100000 L 0 OIL o
Batteries-Rixey and Witherow; Barnes
and Snyder.
Cincinnati. O 0 o o o o OIL 2
Pittsburg. 90 0O1 3 o o ~ 2
Batteries-Fisher. Theis and Wingo;
Carlson and Haffener. y
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SATURDAYS RESULTS.

Indianapolis. 4; Louisville. (called
end of ninth; wet ground).
Toledo, 4 Columbus, 3.
St Paul, o; Minneapolis, l.
Milwaukee, 1; Kansas City, 2.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis -. 03 900 20 / o. 10 o
st. Paul ...... o 0 o o 0 o 0 90 4 1
Batteries-James and Mayer; Coumbe
and Hargrave.
Toledo ....2 O0o5o OF s /
Columbus 800. o o o 0 OIL 3
Batteries = Middleton and Murphy;
Lyons and Hartley
Kansas City .. 0 03 001 l o "-5 Is o
Milwaukee go. II 1 o. IS .
Batteries-Ames, Tuero and Sweeney;
NorthrOp and CASTOR.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York, 5-4; Philadelphia, OF.
Cleveland, 6; Detroit, 3.
Chicago, IL; st. Louis, 8.
Washington Boston (rain).
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MUNCIE, Ind.-Arter losing two previ-
Gus games in Muncie this season, c. 1.
Taylor's A. B. C.'s of Indianapolis broke
into the win column on the local dia-
mond, defeating the Detroit Stars, 3 TO /.
Dicta Johnson hurled a mastery brand
of bali for the Indianapolis club, permit
ting only five blows, no two of which
came in one inning.
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SATURDAY SPORT SUMMARY

Women Of the South Grove Golf club
played their annual flag tournament on
the South Grove links for the Bell trophy
Mrs. George r. Conover won the cup, Mrs
Z. G. Mapel took the second prize and
Mrs. c. S. Menasco took third place.
Seth Klein, who led the shooters at the
indianapolis Gun club week ago, when
he broke ninety nine targets, tied for high
gun Saturday with Harry SJutz, each
shooter breaking ninety eight birds. In
a shoot recently at Paris, ILL.,, Klein and
Stutz were also tied for high gun with
II. Lewis tied for second Saturday with
ninety-six each. The shooters are pre-
pairing for the state event which Will take
place this week at South Bend. Twenty
hye or more local target breakers are
expected to attend the shoot. Wednesday
viii be day set aside for practice, while
the regular program will be run through
on Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
PHILADELPHIA, July 5.-A. Wilder
and l.. Wiley Of Yale won the intercoI-
legiate lawn tennis doubles champion
ship by defeating Charles E. Granger
and Mcneil Drumwright, University Of
Texas, in the Anal round of the tourna-
ment at Merton. The scores were 2-6
10, 81, 7-5 and SO.
J.. Maxwell Banks of Yale defeated d.
p. Robinson Jr. of Harvard for the in
tercollegiate singles championship 8-3
6-3 and GA Banks, who is the New
England champion, played IN excellent
form. at no time allowing his opponent
to get commanding lead.
BUNCIE, Ind-Arter losing two previ-
Gus games in Muncie this season, &. l.
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baseball Calendar
- and Standings
HOW THEY STAND.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
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NATIONAL LEAGuE.

Cincinnati, 8; Chicago, 3.
Pittsburg, 8; st. Louis, 1.
Philadelphia, 8; Brooklyn, g.
Boston-New York (rain).
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-11-18
utrt5' Krttik.
Tlaabefprporationens tibligere Sc
neraloireftpr fritiierer Sufets
MISUNDERSTANDING.
ao,niteen fsger 5eniatio,l ug uffeut'
liggjbr Mnflager uben at mnber=
ipge beres 8erettigelie.

Gbicago sen lite Nob. Charles
&iet3, tioltgere @eneraloireftbr for
anoeforporationen, rette6e i6ag
neget ifarp &rttif moo ben 4ongress
fomite, ion unberipger @orporatio>
mems 8irfiombeb.
so @ange ! 2ebet af De forlebnc
s Maaneoer," iagoe @iet5, ubnr Ben
faofalote @alib-&omite fanet Of.
fentliggiort grfleringer, Der fafter
9tenf paa Gpgtigbeoen, @rligbe.
ben pg &e6erligbe6en bos Me6leu,
mer al oe 5orenebe Staters 5fibs.
fommisiion og Glaaoeforporatione
: Sen ferite grflpring antpbeoe
81, COO ,000, 600 j @roft fra Sfibs.
bpggere % Slaaoe efprp ratiouens 2e-
oere paa gtiIII IIIe9apea a4n.
Hager, iom l161tebes ionn S6lge al
5isie 8eifDl6ninger, 6reie6e Zig ON
$50, 900, og oo oen ferite Gag toni
op, bite @egieringens Mftor fig at
babe faa ipage 8ebiier, at Do1nme,
rem afgior6e Sagen u6en at labe
Sen gaa til ssurpe11.
u@omiteen bill gierne babe fat paa
Ell nj Seniution, og faa offentliggigr
ben @eifpl6nineer, fom to ti6ligere
Surftionerer / nnoerorone6e @til,
finger bos Sfibsfon1n1isiionen bor
forelagt ben. @borfor bar @ontiteer
offentligsiort 6isie Mnflnger fbr ben
bar un6eribgt 6eres 8erettigelie?"
Mr. 3iet3 erflereoe, at ban beo
181 Sfibsbprfter bab6e $4,000
Mano un6er Zig, og at Der blanot
bise bnr ~1lti116re emo aln1in6elig
mennelfelig l1erligbe6". Ser bar
en6el imaa 8e6ragerier;; men SsSns
ipeftbrer bar itebie poofprbe, % en-.
bper, .fom forgreb fig, bIep ftrar gi-
bet lin sStraf.
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Mputbefer Mnbre,u 9. @eboe.
Seattle er ben Ste geopeu1ber ofgoaet
pe6 0s6e11 / lit Siem efter fIere Man.
ne6ers @Dg6on. San bar fp6t paa
Gbnna / geesne 8rpftegipl6, &elgc.
1an6, / 1860, nb6annebe fig til Mpo.
tbefer, uopan6re6e til Mnterifa I
1884, tom fire glar fenere til @tar.
mooo og opretteoe Ser ct Mpotbeff.
San bar | flere Eerntiner Gtantpoo6s
8orgermefter. Sor .nogle Aar ii3en
iolgte ban fin Correcting / @tan.
tpoo6 og f1Dtte6e til Seattle. San
efterla6er Zig &uftru og tre Dstre o.
ken 5sn, Mars. g. 6. Morgan, Mrs.
80. 9affta6, @agna og SS;obn.
Bill iffe bieIpe set @pbe aors. -
Netp Sort BEN 12te Mop. Central
5eoerate6 Union beiIutteoe poa #
Mpbe iaften enftemn1ig at ignorere
en- anmooning ON &iaIp fra b,t
amerifanffe @6be 4ors, efterot Tint.
onens &nsierer ssSobn SuIliban %
an6re Talere bapoe opforbret DeIe.
gaterne til at ttlbageboIoe fin Stgtte,
in6til 9rganifationen bor vgiort lin
Hliet mob Srlano1 :
Zen tpffe Marine. gerlin, 15oe
Mop. &piffan6 fpiIoer i,1ge1 Gib
meo at begpn6e pbpgntngen of
fin Marine tro6s fin fortpiIeoe finon.
eieIle gtilling og Be peb gerfoilles.
traftdten paaIngte Mfbnbntngsbe-
itemmelier. Set ME gubget bar et,
BeDiuing of %, ,00O, 600 Mnrf fon1
en- Begpnoelie.
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Song gl1eEanbers @steifab n1eS
Aspafia Manos sbIoiet. atben, ID.
geob. Mfo6oe Song a1eranoers sgg-
teifab ,neb Mspaiin Manos blep er.
Haret gDlbtg at gomftole1, Der of.
bifte ben tibligere 4onge Qonitantins
ssn6benbinger.
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6orifiel.

Sen ipenife 1s5coliltleber 9ial-
n1ar Granting bate Ben fsrlte Gebat
I Soriamlingen igaar peo at gigre
SSnbDen6ing moo, at SDmans palgz
tes me6 Mfflomation &pmans er-
flereoe> at iaalatge ct @olem for
langte bemmelig slfftemning, bar
ban berettiget til BET. l1bfal6et blep
35 5temmer for @Dmans moo 4 for
Motta af Scbmei5.
2ebatten igaar tDoe6e paa, at
2oro &obert gecil, 2eon Bourgeois,
@ene 8ipiani og signor &ittoni BIZ
Der 8oriamlingens 2ebere, og at De
in1aa Stater fom1ner til at in6tage
en- felplten6ig Soloning og iffe pil
finbe fig | 11oget Brogram foreilnaet
paa 6orbaanb, nben at oe bar facet
gipe tit 8eipp meo.
georges Delegater til Joriamlin-
gen er Stiftamtmanb 8lebr, Mini-
iter &agerup % Brofesior Gribtiof
geanien meo benbolospis7 @eneralfc-
fretpr CIR. 2ange, Hrofesior Dr.
Mifael s. Sic og Brofesior Grbfen
4riitine 8onnepie fom @aramen6.
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BurHkunHhrtalit1I1.

Yaa @runo. al ben operoroentlige
labe Yris paa 0einneapolis 9ioenoe
maa hi itrengt boloe pad ben Megel,
at @la6et betales 6orifu6. Aoresie-
lappen piier oltio, til bpilfen Sag
8laoet er betalt, % bbis 6erfor 6er-
npelie1, al Mbonnenttntet iffe er moo.
taget inoen Maaneoens l1bgang BIZ
= beofommenoe Mbonnent itreget,
't2<n RegeI bliper itrengt oberbolbt
li9t HIs< alle Mbonnenter uben
6orlfiel. s.
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mra11Drla Kan1}1.
Mnti- -Botf tfbebifapr ,paa arim ub.
rpooet. Jlere af bans @eneraler
bbbe for egen 9aanb.
&Srangels Sab forfarbelige. Ameri-
fanife sfibe taeer zig af.Jlpet-
nin9er pg iaarebe.

Ydris, 130e gtob. General 9Drans
gel, Mnti-8olibepiffgreresl. bar be-
i1nttet at opgipe belle @ri,ns@alneen,
ifglge Me6belel1e til bet iranffe
8rigsoepartement taften. Geate Be-
tDoer, at ban traffer fig falo!tan0ig
tilbage, bpilfet ffal6e tpoe poa, at
bans Soribg paa at oprette en- ny
8egiering / &uslano er filoltnn6ig
n1islDffet.
Genere Meb6elelier gaar 10 paa,
at @rangel agter at uoruite en- np
Expedition fra @o1fta1ttinopel. @n
frat1f @nrferfrpofer er afgoaet fra
sebaitopol for at bore baln 6ebielpe-
Zig bermeo. gn nnoen franif arDo-
fer pit blibe afie1ot ian1n1e giemeh.
&o.,]tdnttnopef, 13be Mop. llbe-
frefteoe 9elegrammer lnootaget Der
ioag fag6e, at 8oron Brangels for-
nemite 9obeofbarter, :5ebaftopot,
bar remmet::
(@eboftopol er poa oe11 fp6beftlig-
ite Spios al &rimbalbben, bare 100
Mil ien6enfor Berefop, oet itrategi-
lie @unft paa sSjtmen, lom 8rongel
iegte at bolpe moo 8olibebiterne).
|. Sfglge EeIegrammerne trpngte
8olibebiferne IND paa &alnsen oper
set tilfrosne M3opife SAB pftenfor
Sitrnen. Me6ens Wrangels Meno
firnpeoe 1noo be reoe 9ropper
runot Berefop, angreb be 8olbebi.
fer, Ser baboe 6raget ober Sien, Dem
! @pggen. Man er bange for, at
@range1s 9ropper pe6 3erefop bleb
ti1tntetgiort.
Me6 8eiene faalebes nnbnet ftrdrn-
meoe 8elfbepiftropperne in6 ober
&rim praftiif talt uoen =at ne6e
Mobitanb, ioet 8rangels 9tprfer
bare 6rep Mrrieregaroefa efampe for at
bpffe @gnningen af Sebaitopol.
gnorne @banta Mmmunition onta-
ges ebelagt at 8rangel eller at bore
fal6t / 8olbebifernes &r.,oer. Man
fit en- MntDoning ON ben foreltaaen6e
@atoitrofe ber ba en- flor 6laa6e
4offarbiifibe baitig 6rog berfra. att-
tagelig~ til 4rim for at bente Glbgt>
hinge.
Yaris, 14oe gen. Meb General
0range!s Glugt fra 5ebaitopol paa
ct fronf arigsfib og Mnti-8oli
ftprfers Gilbagetoe poa @rim for,,o-
flyer Sagttagere / Boris, at 4onltan-
tinopel biz faloe inoen ier Maane6er,
berlon1 iffe militRre 5oranItaltni1t.
ger, iom mi ertlpres at bore l,n1uli-
ge, bIiper truffet af be allierebe.
8oibington, 14oe Sob. On al.
1ninbeli6 @ienoptogeIie at Qrigen
Mngs ben rugiiife Beitfront bertes
of oe Joreneoe Staters Mrmes Sc.
1leralitab at billie finbe 5te6 til @aa.
rem ion. Gblge al BET NeoerIag, fom
er tiIfbiet General BraneeIs gtprfer
i Ukraine.
Set fbrite Mngreb bill atttagelig
blibe rettet mob 9olen, fom Goblet
regieringen bleb tbungen til at lutte
en- Don1pgenoe Greo mea | 0ftober.
Ger1ten an1erifanffe 9orpeooiagere
% arDoferen s5t. 2ouis" ,1noer
saoHtreaomirnl Mnrf griitoI binlper
Glpetnineerne til @eboitopol.
g1oftuli, 10. Sob. General 8ran-
gels arme ! artm er tiIintetgiort,