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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-18

zut Invocat de toti dusmanii uni
rel in contra atingerei acestei
idci.
In deosebire insa de divanul
Munteniei care, i'm atare privire,
he pare a Fl dovedit mai mutt tact
polite de eat acel al Moldovei,
accst din urma, dupa aratarea do
rintelor obstesti, intra 81 in cer-
cetarea refOrmelor launtrice care
trebuiau iii curind sal puma in
cele mai vajnice incurcaturi. Nu
e vorba, el lea Inasura de cere
de la comisia europeana, ca "even.
tualele deosebiri in rostirea do
rintelor ambelor adukMri, (credea
ca 81 divannl muntenesc Sc va
aluneca pc aceeasi clina), asuprs
reformelor viitoare, sd nu preju-
dice cauza unirei politice ceruta
Gle unanimitatea deputatilor am
belor tari" NJ era insa aicea pc
ricolul dezbaterilor chestiunilor
interHe, caci mai la urma chiar de
s'ar Fl ivit divergenta, ca inca
nu ar fl fost iAdestulatoare sprc
a motiva inlaturarea unirei ceru-
ia Gu atata conglasuire de ambele
adunari. ci Mpldoyenii .yazura in
curind ca'daca-ei e,auI mdcstu1 de
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-18
Din PATRIE

Imalntc de d Sc inchide SeSlunea
parlamcntard. Camera a votat le-
gea pentru lichidarea bunurllor 81
averilor supusilor straini. aflatc
sub sechestru. Aceasta lege Sc VA
apIica 81 in nouile provincii roma
ncSti.
Camera ii mai votat legea prin
care Sc marcSte competenta clvlla
a judecatoriilor din Transilvania
Banat 81 parlilc ungurene.
ca prilcjul actualului rccensa
mant numai acci locuitori al ora
.sului vor fl. rcpatriati earl II au
.Mici o slujba. >unt pcricuIosi sta.
Iulul 81 II 'au Iocuintd propric in
Cuj.
: DomnSOara Romanne. pseudo
nlm sub care Sc ascunde domni-
1Soara Puscariu. FLEA profesOrului
DR.. Puscariu 81 d doamuci Veto.
ria loneSeu. d obtinut prcmlul a.
2-lea la Conservatoru din Paris
pcniru tragedic. la care premiul
/ M 5 a acordat anul acesta.
Arum ziarelc din Paris scri,
ca dOmnisoara Romanne Il obti-
nut premul |. pentru comedie
astfel meat compatrioata noas
ira angajata deja la "Odcon". a
fOst d" doua ori incoronata dc
prlmul conservator din lume.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-18

unanlml asupra celOr patru pune
te, nu era tot astfcl, de indatA &C
Sc aduceau in dczbatere chestnut
de organizare intcrna, in care Sc
ciocniau parerilc nu nulnai ale
indivizilor, dar mai rau inca,
acele ale clasclor deosebite repre-
zintate in adunare. @
Desi divergentcle sc arata si
asupra altor puncte, precum in
acel al intelesului ce trebuia dat
tolerantei religioase, cea mai pc.
riculoasa 81 care era Sd pericli-
teze lucrarea intregului divan, Sc
raporta in modul cum trebuiau
intocmite relatiile intre proprie-
tari 81 sateni. S
In sedinta a ga din Is De-
cembric, satenii aduc in sinul d.
vanului propuncrea reformclor
ccrute de ei, propunere frumos
conceputa 81 stilizata, 81 care a.
minteste pana la un punct tangui-
rea deputatului taranilor munteAi
din comisia instituita de revolutia
din l848, pentru dezlegs aceiaSi
intrebare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-18

siasmul 81 intelcgerea care ii unise
pana atunci sa nu sc schimbe i'll
urd 81 mvrajbirc, 81 nu dea Euro
pei privelistea unui popor ce IN
.oc sd linda la regenerare ar III
fatosa numai un Organizn putred
s. corrupt. de la care mimic nu Sc
mai poate astepta. Sc mai temean
apoi ca unanimitatea obtinuta in
chestiunile ceie mari ale vietei ro-
manesti, sa nu fife ea insasi com:
promisa de turburarea produsa
prin atingerea cel0r-lalte, 81 ca
multi din partizanfi nnirei. va
zilid ca alaturea Gu ea Sc cereau
81 reforme in senzul democratic
81 egalitar, care eraus sas lOviasca
n pozitii castigate, sd nu arunce,
de teama acestora, 81 un!rea in
halta. DE aceea C. Cretulescu ga
STA Gle rau Moldoyenilor, ca s'ar
Il aruncat 81 asupra REFORMED ase-
zamintelor inferno.
Toate acestc imprciurari fac
pc dlvanul muntencsc sa star,lias-
ga in hotarlrea luata, de a nu in
ira in dezbaterea ref0rmelor laun-
triee' pata zee Essqpa ii. s.. va Fl f!
rostt asupratpszitiei ce era sa 0
dObindiaSca Statul roman ChmiSia
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-18

MACHIARA
Biurourile de presa maghiara. ca
bi,rouri de propaganda. = Stirile
tendentioase raspandite.

Propaganda maghiara ISL con
tlnua activitatea Gu aceeas vehe-
mcnta. A>tfel. pentru putea in
duce in eroare opinia publica. in
suStlnerca propaganda Isl mai
lnflinteaza 81 la Paris un birou de
prcsa, de unde intentioneaza sd
lanseze stiri referitor Ia situatia
lOr. dupa cum lie conyine. ascme.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-18

gariei vechi, usurind operatiunile
militare maghiare.
Prin STRIFE amintite, Biurourile
de presd maghiare sustin 81 ire
dentismul in suflctclc Ungurilor
de la moi.
('Patria").
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DIN PATRIE

Aflam ca sc va infiinta in GU.
rlnd la Cluj un nou oficiu pcntru
repatrieriele din intreg Ardealul
celelalte din Ardeal, earl functio-
neaza in accst scUp. Ungaria va
trimite un delegat care va con-
trola repatrierile 81 va elibera
fiecarui rcpatriat un act in baza
81 Banatul. Dupa infiintarea ace.
stui Oficiu sc vor desfiinta toate
carulia va putea trece granita.
Conferinta intcrnationala de
constructii 81 lucrari publice con
vocata de fcderatia din Paris pen
tru Iunie trecut. s'a amanat pen
tru 1O-24 Octombrie la Buxelles.
Delcgatul nostru la aceasta con.
fcrinta este Ill Titu Panaitescu-
Nifor atasat comercial la Bruxel-
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INSTIINTARE

Sa aduce la cunostinta onor.
membrilor Clubului ''Vasilc Stro-
escu' ca Gu incepcrea de Ia /
Septembrie 1921 Doctorul Clubu-
lui va fl domnul Doctor P. n.
Gatsopoulos Gu resedinta 81 oficiu1
la 1465 w. 54th st. s&.A !.
Orele de oficiu de la-l2 a.
m. 81 de Ia 4-s nYsn,,p pumineca
de la 9 a. m. pana "a 2 p. m.
In numele clubului ,,',Vasile
!StrOescu". .... M. III
N. Popovici, 'psestsdinte. ! &
I. Radulet, secrctar.
(425 Aug.) &
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Carpenter Not First
Frenchman Defeated
In Championship Fight

Paris. July 24.-(Mail.)-Carpen-
tier was not the first Frenchman to
have the honor Of competing and Of
being defeated in a worlds boxing,
championship match. French statis-
ticians have discovered since the
knockout administered 10 Georges by
Dempsey.
On July IS. 1851. a Frenchman
named Petit, Weighing $50 pounds and
standing six feet four, met Jack Slack
Of England. then the ~undisputed
champion OF the world. The purse
$500.
Petit. a combination Of wrestler and
boxer, jumped in the center of the
grass ring as soon as the word go"
given and seixing Slack by the
throat with his left hand. began plac-
ing his right with great force upon
various parts of Sacks anatomy.
History does not record why the. Harry
Ertle OF the time did not Immediately
the Frenchman. but goes on
to relate that Slack swung a mighty
right n Petit" much below the belt
and that the Frenchman went down
writhing in pain.
When he could summon enough
strength to regain his feet, he imme-
diately used one of them to send a
well directed kick into Sacks shin.
b Briton then swung right and left
to the chin and the Frenchman was
out cold.
They were giants in those days and
did not use eight ounce Eioves.- con-
the historian.
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ST. PAUL
LIVE rOC

~ O0AA atr- -l-fE -rT-..
South st. Paul, Aug. 6.-Cattle re-
ceipts $50, market today nominaliy:
steady: compared with week ago, bet
ter grade beef steers strong to Csc
higher; common grades around csc
lower: best butcher she stock steady
to strong; medium and
grades 25@5oc lower; tanners and
cutters steady to 25c lower; bologna
bulls 25@50c lower; veal calves
mostly 81 lower; packer top today
$3.50; stockers and feeders steady to
26c lower; quotations at close: Corn
fed beef steers $3.50 a 1925;
steers $5.25@7.75: butcher COWS and.
hetfers $3.5o@7.00; anners and cut
tiers s1.75@3.25; bologna bulls 1926
@4.25; stockers and feeders $500
$50.
Hogs, receipts 700. market mostly
steady; rango s7.75@1o.oo; bulk
Sheep receipts Zoe. market steady:
four doubles choice 14O pound Mon
tana wethers late Friday $500, best
good Montana lambs $9.75; compared
with week ago, native lambs about
soc higher; closing top 5000; sheep
steady to strong.
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SPORT BRIEFS

Columbus Ohic-Charies C.. Davis
Columbus ciaiman, of the worlds
pitching championship. de-
fe2,ed. George Nay of Akron. winner
of the 1871 national tournament eiEh.
of eleven games In a match play Da-
Wis threw eleven consecutive ringers
Duiurh-PiEky Mitchell MIEwaz-
kee- gained = technical Knockout over
Neal Al'isonL Duluth. IL the ninth of
= scheduled rsn-ro1cd bout rhsa the
referee Eopped the fight
Aurora TL-SAzIc1 Freedman Chi
c<o Lightweight vas given . clear
shade tE sporting xrftsr crrr Joe
yelling Of Chsczso- I, thss- -sn-rv1cd
bout
Eoe-oe-Nike Girnoa s. PAM.
-MdAEsiEh1r ZOE an sE Tr.nT
orer CTS Fzs=xG former @sddLewesxh.
Champion Of England IN ten rorrc<2
Bu.zLo-Tzf-e- HorTe- Of D1sutL
<ss the snEzz5or in she opening cnn-
tests Of The rs<atz Of the Szsso@.
AEcGaroa Of Arazse=r Carnea
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GREAT RACES ARE
EXPECTED NEXT WEEK

Cleveland. o. Aug s-Two treat
fields Of harness horses wiu con,ess
for the chief attractions =. the -nG
circuit meeting at North Rsn.,.n
opening next Monday. These evenr<
are the sls.sss fre-for-an trot
which riIl name he ,-ot-inr eh.m-
pion Of the harness World i, the h;<-
eeE race Of tie 1891 -nS event
AMI the s.e.aes eharni.rshin ~.s-
lion stakes for -hree-Iesr-osS cote
and lilies o< the rro-r;n- eersex
AucnF ,xer.y-<r e,--ssr - -.
f~efor-sE ro- are Pr.roce ?
Colorado. Grewc-hy Ran
kin. Ante Cry. A-or HcKsnney
Baron Cezn-ge. E-1<,o~ C.z-.-
Rex. Cont Gait C-r~ Msr77. 80
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CHAMPION
SWIMMER TO COMPETE
IN RACE AT DULUTH

Duluth. MINI. Aug. s.-Sorman
Ross. worlds champion swimmer. and
other crack meremen from the norh
and Tniddiewest. will compete here
this afternoon in the American and
Central A. A. L. championship meet
staged under the auspices Of the Du-
luth Boat club. The meet received
the sanction of the American and
Central bodies OF the A. A. U. and is
considered locally as the most pre-
tentious hat has ever been contested
in this section of the United States.
The events include the championship
of America at 50. yards. the Central
A. A. U 100 and the ss0-yard cham
piooship for men and the 100 yard
and 4%40-yard championship for WON
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GRAIN EE9EfJsTs,

0plpigfs avg. &.==lNeyAf0F y6ee3sts
grain: WSheaa fS$,S6S MN.
~ s2aas 24&g0; barley 1,S06. Ia,
SPaDAaeRsS Whaak, 2fSyG0G DHS8,.
az; Pasfey SSs2S0s Fys. t6$,SS6s fax,
Ry!ash q fBSpeef0Hs Whest~.No
2 northern 4; Nh 4 1sTk satfseyn
aNd No. q northern 81 No / ~ )
amber 6gyhiM GaA &a. . 2nd q 1HytYrn.
" x1, 4 amber 68Y8Bs and M
NHFBN, . NNtsey 68guf9l Es Mo / snd
2 earN ram y5fter and No, 4 AMI d
bsH1 wsntSrs ~ 6thsr winter, A.
mint ~ Al yTJ5eSA, III. T5ss. III
se0r5s ~ 0atss ~ re, NJ bsyisy. IN,
All SYains ~ on track, IA.
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IT'S THE SAME OLD
CAME, SAYS PLAYER
OF Is YEARS AGO

New York. Aug. 6.-Amos
Rnsi. star pitcher for the New
York Giants IS years ago. has
come back. Not As q ba1lplayer
but as assistant superintendent
Of the Polo Grounds Rusi pat
In his appearance yesterday and
saw his first league game I'm 40
years The post was created for
him by Manager NcGraw of the
Giants and Rud came from
Oregon to I'M II.
eyes. things have changed
considerably since them RnA
admitted. I'm the old days the
Polo GFounde wooden stands
wcre not nearly 30 large as the
steel ones now.
The Il trains were run by
steam then and there wasn't any
subway. Instead Of tAKiCabs the
sports used hanson cabs But
les the same old CANA
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SHIMbdIE ANT FOX
TROT GOOD TRAINING
FOR TENNIS STARS

Havre. Aug. s.-The fox trot and
shimmie are excellent aids in train
ing for lawn tennis" Mile Suzanne
Lengien blttheiy declared today just
before sailing on the seamer Paris
for New York. after she had been in
formed there would be no opportunity
TO practice tennis on board the liner.
She intended she said, to do her
training in the bali room. smilingly
adding. however: Don't take this
TOO literally
None the less. the French tennis
Eezr, on her way 70 q part in the
American wonan's championships,
volunteered the Information hat she
was taking along a number OF pretty
Pz-5slec dancing frocks
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Details OF
Gray
Final Match

Despite the fact that the weather
was almost u~nbearably cold, a pretty
battle was staged between Mrs. Guy
e. Benis, winner Of the state cham
pionship for the last two years, and
Miss Marion Gray. who was booked
to TAX the cup this year in the finals
or the women's state singles event
this morning on the university courts.
Mrs. Bemis took the serve and lost
the first point to Miss Gray. Miss
Gray. however, lost the next four
points straight and gave the first game
to the former champion. The next
game went to the same side Of the
match with only six points in the play.
Mrs. Bemis took the first three
points on her r Things began to
look like a runaway for her. But the
younger player staged a rally. won the
next three points to deuce. and walk
ed out of the game victor in two more
points of play. Though playing the
next frame to thirty-all. she lost.
making the game score 81 to the ia
vor Of Mrs Bemis. but she pulled
through victor in the next point play,
winning out in two points of deuce.
And then. came the hardest game
OF the set. the game that was con-
tested for fourteen points before Mrs.
bemis came out to the good. Miss
Gray led off with the first two points.
took h fourth and had the title
holder forty-ffteen, when the latter
came up to deuce. and. after fighting
through eight points. won out. Miss
Gray took the lei game u lost the
following two to give Mrs Bemis the
set s-3.
Second Set.
The first game went 10 the local
player. Miss Gray. and seemed to in
dicate a favorable outcome for her
during this set but Mrs. Bemis took
matters into her own hands and won
next FIVE games straight though
she had to contest two Of them
through several points OF deuce to Go
So The dusk had settled for MSc
Cray, 50 it looked from the EIDE
lines
The score stood 81 The ttne
holder lost the mex game. and the
next one. and the neu one Though
the air was naturally chilly, the sup
pcrte-s Of Miss Gray raised a nttle
enthusiasm and warmth. The SCOT.
vas "a and she wak Rzkink a rail-.
But the inTincible Nr.- Ben,s dec.dee
10 stop the -allg-and did She tool
the tenth frame Of p,sy. allowing he,
opponent only point
That the piaT was close from she
Start IS indicated in the fzct that orr,
n Of the entire nineteen game,
how a love count this being fc,
Miss Gray in the eighth game Of til.
hrst set And that the play ~ould
have been much closer had tn.
weather been favorable stands With.
out contradiction. for point ate.
point was lost through the force 0.
the wind
Mrs Bemis. title holder. twice IL
succession gets the right through thil
victory of keeping the cup which ha,
been offered in the play for the WON.
en- of the state for many ears.
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MmJUs TO GO TO NoUND.

Pittsburgh Aug s--John Miijus.
pitcher for tn. BROOKLYN Dodgers, will
60 70 the mound here today for
Manager Robinson against the Pitts
bcr<a National team according to a
EL& szp-sE%d By members of the
KzEht2esh division holding a reunion
Il shEs city
NEs.1s <zs Z member OF headquar-
ns1 co-r-E- S2s.h infantry, and was
Es1aosd n action Colonel Lloyd NJ
S-sE- Z s-<zdis- general Of the seth.
Wiz present Nzi5zs with a loving cup
N ssslzt II the A z ? Tetefans who
-k- 20 attend rae xx-es
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HERMAN MATCHED
WITH MONTREAL

New Orleans Aug. e.-Pete Herman.
hantamweight champion Of the world.
has Been matched with Young Mon
treal of Providence, r. l.. for a ten
round no decision bout here Labor
day. it was announced here today
Young Montreal got two decisions
ton.
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NEW YORK.


New York, Aug. Favorable COM
ments by mercantile agencies as TO
the@ business outlook faiied8to sustain
+he tagging bull interest the mar
Net and reactionary tendencies pc.
came more pronounced IN the secon
hour. Dealings were Usual con-
tracted because Of the absence OF
i The paucityy Of the outside demand
the fact that the successive bear
drives against special stock failed to
elicit any support made the bears
confident Of their position. Chemicals,
upper Famous Players, Atlantic
Gulf and West Indies, preferred, Re-s
tail Stores were depressed ! TO z l-2
red, 3 ga. Railroads We're sluggish.
Delaware, Lackawanna and West
'ern losing 5 IL and Union Pacific,
Delaware and Hudson, and Texas and
Pacific one point lower. Foreign :
change rates were substantially
higher, Sterling gaining a cent The
closing was heavy. Sales approxi-
mated 10000 shares.
Sales by discouraged holders ana
operations on the short side Of the
market were again effective in de-
pressing prices at the opening today.
Prospects Of continued tight money
the extreme weakness Sof copper
metal and predictions of further divi-$
dend cuts weakened speculative con
fidence and enabled the bears to n
,dermine the market. United Drug.
Baldwin Locomotive, California Pack
ing, Cerrero de Paso Copper and
Texas n Pacific yielded L to / Ia,
Mexican Petroleum, General Electric,
Bethlehem Steel, Chino Copper, Cen
trail Leather and Norfolk and Western
ave way l IL to 3-4. Foreign ex-
change rates were steady. h
LIBERTY BONDS.
New York, Aug. 6.-Close: 8 1-2's,
8S.40; first As, 87.70 bid; second As,
$3.50; first 4 las, 1892; second
4 LAS, $40 third A las, 91.94;
fourth 4 LAS, 1885, Victory 8 3-4's.
1854; Victory 4 3-4's,S 1884.
PRODUCE.
New York, Aug. 6.-Butter steady:
receipts. 1911 tubs; creamery higher
than extras, 45@45 1-2; creamery ex-
tras coz score), 44@44 10: creamery
firsts (s8 to 81 score), 39@43 10.
Eggs unsteady; receipts, 21,641
cases; fresh gathered extra firsts. 80
@41; ditto frsts. 35@37.
Cheese irregular; receipts, 21.7095
boxes; state whole milk flats. fresh;
run. 200 20 IA; state Whole milk
twins, specials, 21@21 10; ditto,
average run 200 20 "a.
Live n dressed poultry quiet and
unchanged.
MONEY.
New York. Aug. 6.-Prime 'meruan-
tile paper, 6@6 Id; exchange firm.
Sterling 60.day bills and commercial
60 day bills, on banks, $3.56S7 rs.
Francs. demand. ia 10; cables.
7.75. Lire, demand, 4.29 10; cables.
4.30. Marks, demand. 1922 1-2; cables
l.23. Sweden, demand, 20.5O. Nor,
way. demand, 1880, Montreal.
10 11-16 per cent discount.
Government bonds irregular; rail-
COTTON. !:
New York. Aug. 6.-Cotton futures
closed steady; October, 13.47; De-
cember, 1883; January. 1884; March.
E14.02; May. 14.19. ". q ,5s I.
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FINALS FOR ~PRINTERg n

clubs from Boston and Indianapolis
metal Navin field today in the fnal
game Of the championship series Of
fhe Printers National Baseball league.
The winner will receive the Herman
trophy representins the worlds cham
spionship.
Boston am through to the fraisby
eliminating st. Paul, 1870 champions,
and Chicago, while I~ndianapolis elm
|trated New York then drey . bye.
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THE PENNANTR RACE
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Friday.
Philadelphia S; Pittsburgh 3.
Boston s: Chicago I.
New York 2; st. Louis I.
Brooklyn s; Cincinnati 1.
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PLAN ~ HnLE MATCH.

CHICAGO. All. er-.JOck HHteh5eeG,
British open goIf champion. anA
Gritchie. local profesefona5 viii pfay
a 5e-ho1e9 match tomorrow sxsspst
Chick Evans. western amateur ssan.
DIOR. and Howard Royafton, center
illinois Champion.
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Bosom Won.

Bosom Won.
Chicago. August 5.-Boston punched
hits on Chicago pitchers today and
won the final game of the series, 6 to
l. The locals were unable to do much
with McQuillan. the lone run being
the result of Flack's drive over the
right field wall. Score:
Boston ....... 600 :1O soo-e IL o
Chicago ...... 600 100 ooo-1
! McQuillan and ONeill: Cheeves,
York and Killefer.
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DELETH
GRAEN[


DrIfr11 MSna~ AGg. f-Tls<. mar
ffralrss rp sncGecsasaY 1s<z7 A al
result - Deasr sssTs-1 EsGra-2 re-
5bTsef S1f e s1sssng arzsNeS IL vsnas-
Peg, drafting "a s5srsx ra<zE futures
WA seSiecaaG.
OS SeD.saaoeT rSes. easseS en-
eaankeb a. sat2s h1ssasaaSy saz 1>z
a~1sefrser lI1ansa9en IS s1<zs morn
ans44y- SeystsFSet EpFse& CHART ~
CENTS ~ ~ 1913 ~ SzHsS. GerDs<Y
esnt ny ~ $50 3sixsl xAE rSece.a-
Der unchanged rs <GlfS ~ So
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today and had 3it4ae tsounie IN de.
featins Chicago. - TO A. Joe Bush
was inyinebse With nnen on hasaa,
h only Chicago SCORE coming 40 the
second when shesiey Asose III bali
over the Eeft field fence. Score:
B. II. II.
Chicago -. s1s geo 900 . 4
Boston 49,. aad 0S2 pex-1D - o
Mu1rennAn, AeWseney ahd Seaaik.
Lees; Bush and RrsL, Waters.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Games Friday,

st. Paul 8; indianapolis 8.
Minneapolis 8: Louisville 6.
Milwaukee 3; Toledo s.
Kansas City 2 Columbus 9.
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AMERICAN

Games Friday.
Cleveland 1; Washington 4.
Chicago /; Boston 10.
st. Louis 2; Philadelphia 4.
Detroit g.; New York Z.
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runs were Responsible for ali -Four of
the Philadelphia fatiies ags.ilst st.
Louis today the home team winning.
a to 2. Dykes. John walker and
Perkins registered dhe circuit hits.
Score:
R.H.E.
st. Louis -. 900 99s 0DD=-2 s %
Philadelphia Oe1 100 2px-A a q
Kolp. Burveta and SEVERED; HaE-
ris and Perkins,.
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Rads L0M AnofhN

Wassinstons 4nE. St-TaxninE.sn
took jts third straight gssae sse.n
Cleveland toIaT. 4 ~ l. EaEbY tailed
to last ore inning AMI Gpthoron. Bsaoi
succeeded h5rn- Fas hit oppprtunel.,
by Judge and R1ee. Score:
r. III. H.
Cleveland 900 Dea eep-1 s 81
Washington ees go Dpx-4 s d
BasbT. so.aosen and O.1Eeui; No.
Eridge and Charity