Cult” 8thot;*uast lull! wall 6*
. the Eat Awuue niuo you,»
, “lemon ml ”.9 Wald otter-t
V ' is, by ”if soot“ of it to 7. 'fllll
le first game of the stepson hr
Centers.
The Cincinnati-Cinema contest.
left “as played yesterday after;
A in Chicago set a new profession—
b eball record. Tony. pitching for
, Giannini. and Vaughn for Chicago
" " through nine innings without al-
ng their oponcnts a single hit.
._’Toncy. and George \‘I'iltse share the
. nor»: of being the only pitchers who
live. evcr pitched tcn inin ’. " o t
lowing a hit. 3???? 1'
The pitching battlc between Fertile
Echnpp ol’ the Giants, and Larry Che-
-y of the Dodgers, which_was staged
no the Polo Grounds yesterday after-
and which ended in a 2-2 tie game,
a only a chads less wonderful than
‘ e Cincinnati-Chicago fracas.
II is probable that the Drcsdcn Lace
.Vorks hascball club will cancel its
scheduled game with tho Yule Sr
'l‘owne team, of Slulnlord, which wn‘ll
to have bccl plnycd Saturday affor-
nmn .
A game llctwocn t‘llt- Norwulk Inde-
ndcnts and Company ilof .\'v:\v Hut"
ought to he a big drawing card.
' ' (1 also provide :1 lot of pmuscment
r the soldier boys who arc now sta-
tioned in this Cli)’. Tilt‘ soldiers havc
a good pitcher, and ninc good ball play-
girl-u could probably be picked out of
the company.
. MUST PROVE HIMSELF SINCERE
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i Darcy cllnnot Bluff His Way Back toi
‘ Favor in United States
I t
n
it.
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'tlcs Uill‘f‘y cnlistcd- in ill!" Ruservo“
'iatlon Corps because there was
V thing cist- for llllli to do.
Les tried his luck, east, west north‘
and south, and cverywllprc hc'wcnt
[to was greeted with the same song
. and tlttnce— “no room for slackors.
' item!" inrcy had to no? boron!
‘ hundred mitt-s and visit filosl‘fil our
‘ .g citillu bcforc ho got help. and
wvhen ltt‘ finally tumbtlpd; to the fact
that the Uillit'd Stall-lifts patriotlcnnd
filial he had but one courbe to Inigo if
met-icon ring, he paddled right along
. 3 recruiting olt‘it-c tllfd scribbled
wn his moniker. f .
No one cxpectctl Darcy to be in a
rush about enlisting ln'tbe Unitod
‘ States Army. l'lut everybody
'3 do
balconsidcrcd t-ligiblc
~31. a chance to allow his wares be
re the war is over, but he will burn
show the public that ho was sin.
hero in his enlistment first of oil.
ESTATE TRANSFERS
S. Scllcck to Richard H.
i rant. Lot and buildings on the Com.
, Jtecticut‘Turnpilze. War.
:Joscph Morton to Eugene J- Van.
Lot and buildings onv’lioylm‘
REAL
Cllt‘S t or
Lillie E. Been: to Paul ll. Fretlsser,
lots on Marion street. War. '
idosepll Discsa to Luigi Apecelle. lot-
1} buildings on Wood street. War. ..
Samuel R, Weed and wife to Mar!
1 P. - Richards. 1 1-4 acres, and.
wings nt Brooksidc. War. ‘
orahal R. Richards to Peru‘sv -S.
frett and Grace 13. Barrett, 1' 1-4'
is ,and» buildings at Brookslde.
at;
in B. West to Agnes C. Fitch,
ennie S. Williams and Gibson
mith to Mary is.» Vélson. lot and
jhildings at 33' Quintard uvcnue.‘ War.
Katherine lliclts and Hurry s.
lcks to Ralph A. kcntcke, ludianap
is, 1nd, lot and buildings on East
venue. War. ' ’ '
nintcnigk Porchiu‘to Charles 1};
fagner and Jnmcs Bowman. 10 acre
, oilsome avcnue. War. '
‘Estrate of James Murphy to Ludovto
l and wife, 2 lots on Taft and Ho-
Mam Hunt to Jolm Pagano n
‘ F'uildings on lmxlngtoniavenue.
gel-l. Lyon tin‘drlsmma Rimm-
‘b‘ért A. utilities. 6?. marina tutu:
i.
‘Millo llnr. :
'tonm of tho Western league rccallu'
WWW ymmflw ~ mafi-Jm
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{would have to pay him. whether any
its; over cxpccts to appear in not
it...
_ ‘ looked} pm” m
:lon bun as a ind whofillttd sliirkott‘morning a
ty at home. That hisfd‘ecihion to en- day.
at will put. him ill good standing lsi
:incertainty. for after tllcwnr he willl
. to follow llisi
rofcsslon as a boxct'. lie may-eveni
Opinions and GOSSip
BY IRISH
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Haven‘t noticcd any of the young ladies carrying parasols at the ball
z games.
_..q.-
Would bé a much better plan to bring along that overcoat Which
should be packed away long ago to; the summer. when' you travel to see
two nines clash. ‘
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The Lockwood baseball team Will cross bats with the Crofut & KnollP'B
big team Saturday afternon at Amus cmcnt Park. The C. & K's team is
supposcd to be a corking good adult our from mid the game should be a
battle royal.
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The price of ordinary soap has gouc up according to local smears.
Shortly we'll be going around as dirty as the Eskimo.
, no—
Tris Speaker of the Cleveland A mericltn league bull club has been sus-
pcndcd as the result of a run-in with Umpire Hildegrltnd in Monday’s con-
test with the St. Louis team. Speaker always was a firebrand. ‘
«0—
Milton Stork is playing corking b all for the Philiics. Three double
.plattcrs ill ouc gator. and errorleso ficlditlg makes him a valuable player.
The. New York Sun says the norm cs of some hull players might flop
down the high cost of food. Wheat of Brooklyn, Rice of Washington, Hutu
liyatt.‘Totumy Bacon and Kitchens of Chattanooga, Tenn, are mentioned.
«Exchange.
Hot dogs will hi» a luxury this suntmcr :ll'the shorc resorts.
celttu. one. whole dilllc a pit-cc!
Ten
—0-
And still, tlwrc is no :tppzlrotlt rPusou to Ilt‘tl;;t| by limsv
tho Giants to comc through, it yr:
.4-
Looks 35 though the boxintz scnson
prosperous for some oi’ tho locul promotvm,
was over. it wann‘t any
i PRESS ACCEPTS TERMS
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MILLS PLAYED BALL
BY HIMSELF IN FED.
PARK TO GET SALARYi ..
. Former Lawrence and Hartford Twirl-
or Will Get Trial With Americans
--Won 11 Game: in Eastern Circuit
Last Season;
Charley Press, 1h? llig pitchcr who
worked with Lllwrcncc and Hartford
inst scuon. has accepted terms with
tho liridgcport club. l’rcxs applied
ft'ir 3' trial .B‘ltll Krlchcll's'tcnm :mtt
was lnltn'édlatoly informed to report.
He will join t-lnr team at ollcc. Last
season he pitched in 26 clones and
won it of thcnt. t‘onnidcrlng thc
fact that ho wns with poor clubs
throughout the scnson. his work wus
vcry good. He is o. :ipit ball twirlcr.
F
unn‘ouncemcut that Rupert
signed with. thc Denvcr
'I‘hc
in; story of that young
town's doings in the summer 0f“..]91ti.
l'Plo signed an iron-clad contract with
the Newark Feds during‘the 1915 new
.. “worm
villills" thought. thltlgil. Overcoming the
winter. and advanced a'cluioirthut as
long as he had signed. the league
the inboresti
:gumos were played or not.
Put Powers. one of the. )t‘cwurlt ch
lmugnateo. was afraid he would have
to do that llttlo thing. when a bril-
liant idcu become lodged in his dome.
and he said: “Very well. if I have to
you you will havoto work for the
so report at the ball park every
work out there cvcry
If you don't work. you don't got
paid. sec?" Mills did see, and every
tiny during that season he reported.
“halted fungoes to himself. ran bases
with great abandon. slid. hunted and
was the leader in every department
of the game in the mills league, which
consisted of one onemon team.
He got paid.’ but had enough of
that. and in the latter part of the sea-
scn signed with a team in the bushes.
This year he is with Denver. and
should he a comer, as he is young and
big show.
Kricllell has bccn offercd Plicllcr
Ferguson Illltl ltthhcr Olsen by tho
New York American lcaguc club. He
has promised to let‘ Munltgcr Bill
Donovan know by tonight. whetllcr
he will Folio" the players. Dcspitc
the fact that Krich has two seasoned
backstops in Johnny Naglc and Don-
nelly. he may tltltc on Olsen. us the
(lotllltnt papers have been singing his
prnisé and tout llilll as n comer. The
present catchers with the team will
receive it thorough trial. Naglc has
bcen showing up splendidly in prac-
tice and because of his long‘cx-
pcrience. In the gnmc, will bé given
first conuldcmtlon if he shows up
with any of his old time form.
who picked i
too I
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WITH BRIDGEPORT CLUB
and two years ago had a trial lll tilt“
t'at Sound View Terrace tract. War. '
.a wife. '
Willa John J. Cnvmmpmp' N : g .
'Now Cnmm-rondaandglionuo. ' ‘1
has ability.
DlSGONTINUES SPORTS
MIDDIETOWN. 'Conn.. May 3.——
=Watleyun students this nttornoon vot-
ed to. discontinue the baseball sched-
ule for the remainder ot-the year. be-
icause,. of .tho military situations.
About one-tntrd of the college body
(tweets to leave shortly for work in
‘olioers‘ camps. included in the hunt.
be: boingfloach Dan C. Kenan.
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DURNING GOES BACK«
NEW YORK; May 3.——Thc Brook-
lyn National longuc club has rclcattcd
Pitcher Richard Durning to the ”Mom
treat Club of the international League
Manager Robinson stated that there"
was little chance for ‘Durnlng this
season in view of the largo staff of
veteran pitchers‘nvailttblo. The roster
of the Brooklyn club now contains 21
names; °
. . nos ANGELES. my 3.
NIT” m HAY“
Your“ Ib Ll“ m hi
Former Brim m Lent-0:
W mu PM M for the,
Marina. ;
Null Boll, the form" Brldtzvport
Eastern bustle member. and big
league player. signed 5 cannot yet
lento, afternoon to play second hm
for the New Haven Eastern League
club for the coming season. Boll
worked out with the Mun-ions yam
day. Bail will probably be appoint-
ed captain tor the team’and act as
Manager Donny Murphy‘s chief lion-
tenant. '
lt Boll. lives up to expectations. tnci
Elm -City nine "will be greatly:
strengthen“ by his appearance in no"
lineup. Hall was regtlrded as one oil
lthc cleverest fielding second suckers
.in the big league when he was play-
;‘ing with the Cleveland Americans. He‘
"jumped into the Hall of Fame in}
baseball when he made a triple play
unassisted \vldle working with the;
.Naps. After leaving the Cleveland ;
club he went to the Red Sox where:
the acted as utility manfor-two sew!
isons.. He was with the Hub team;
“when it won the world's champion.
iship in 1912. Ball managed thei
ll‘lridgeport club during the firatnml't’:
Eot last season. He was handed ttI
ipoor team. and wu '
.1319 start. lie played in the lutcrua‘i
gtionul ill-aguc. before coming to thei
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i Bridgeport loam.
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icAnos NEw owuans ,
MAKE FIRST PAYMENT-
On $350,000 Purchase Price—~Club'
Has Fiftcen Hundred Stock Hold-
' ers.
ST. LOUIS. Muy 3.-~—'l'lao first ptly'
mom of 3173.000 on tho $350,0«tt put»
.clluso priCc of tho St. Louis Nationals
its made to Mrs. ‘lic‘cnc lirltton to-
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lduy. Subsequent payments will bc
mode. within thlw yours.
Articles of incorporation for the
company which is buying the club
today. .I. C. Jones. (ir-
iglnutor of thc plan fonoonanizlpgiun
'popular astock company to buy« thc
club. sltid totlny that there tire about
1.500 utock‘holtlorfi. Jonas is trustee
for more than 80 pcr cent. oi tllc
voting stock. -
HOLKE DOING GREAT i
WORK WITH STICK FOR-
GIANTS 1146 SEASON.
were Illcd
I
The Young man about to ho lnlro‘lrcsmtativc \Vllghtmmt of the film"):
Kerllwriatlono committcc l‘nvorcd its pas-l
duced to you is Waltor Holio‘.
your cyc on him.
tllc big stiék and if you don“ 5
it just watch him operate. llollte’
started out this season where he left,
off last year—that is at tltc top of the:
heap. H-ls stick work so far hai- been.
pllenonllnul and John McGrnw it“
certainly struck a rich find in his new ‘
first baseman; and he known It. The
beauty of it all is that Hollte hits hard
when hits arc needed most. He seems
‘t believe i
hilt ttllutzitlljtl,
((‘tnlltulu-d PrOYll Page One)
all hands wont to get a sllcc of the
state old road: appropriation.
In explaining the bills to the Honor
Ropresentutivc Eaton of North Haven
choir-man of the appropriation: com-
mittee, said thot. the grate had: no‘
voted anything for additional roads In
four years. This referred to tho ac-
tion of the last General Assembly in
holding up appropriations for new
roads until the state saw where it war
coming out financially. Now that the
finances are in greatly improved
shape the appropriations committee
agree that Connecticut should main—
tain its reputation in loading all the
states in the matter of improved
roads.
Did Big Day's Work.
The House did at big day's work in
passing'ihn measures ready on the
calendar. It also took action in un-
othcr dircction which indicates the
approaching clotsc of tllc session. Dur~
int: tho noon rcccss it :tppointt-(l vn-
rious comlniticcs to'tmt rcady I'o:1
presentations. Tilt! 'llouso officials
left thc hull and llcprcscutative
Spencer [li‘t'm‘ldNL in a low lllllllllf‘"
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9-» «s..— '7...» a...
W on “notary on th-
mull. mendbwkooptho
mama tor the non.
Iota Lawyer‘s Pay.
03-- II a “the lnvym do tori:
I mulling. Tb? m .tant (lrlk I;
'l.c Superior court in ‘Tolland routs.
..I-de 525 for writing th‘c
months for the» shttu and In thl 'v‘iltlt‘
iv-w ho spent $68 for trfll't‘ImL' .
WW.
ry of $190 a year should hr- rtllzm’
amen.
Things are so nice at the tllbercul
dis sanitariulua that It is hard to get
uttionls away. The House passed .
bill on a favornhlc iudiciury commit-
cc report, which will enable thc conl
mission to return patients who are
cured. ,
After some miner amendmen‘ o “-
been offered the House concurred
with the Score in passing ‘C_la“'
which consolidates the ammo
pleats courts of E‘airi‘lold county. Af-
tcr concurring in a nulllllrr of pri
vote acts the. liousc adjourned until
Thursday wilcn "‘0 his: fight over,thc
roixihition amendment will be on.
JOHNNY MARTIN WINS
DANBURY, May 3.-Johuny Martin,
the clcvcr Dunbury lightweight, casily
cutpointcd llarlom Eddic' Kelly of
New York in 8 Well contcsted 10-
round bout llt'l‘t‘.Tutil-itlu)' night. Mar-
“MEI“
It
'1' he indict”! Ind appl'oprt“ i
ions committee ogrurd that in..- no! i
to 3700 a year and the ileum» sail“
W‘-- _ ..
mucosa-net cum in
Hummus-Illa:
Plants
Nmt' YORK. Ally .7 fianlucl Gom-
z‘el.. pr... ent of the American Fed-
tration of Labor. testifying today in
.the trial or Captain Franz Rialehn
‘of the German Navy and seven other
men. charged with conspiring to for-
ment strikes to destroy the Bentemc
tulies‘munition trade in this country,
declared that Hecrman Schulleis, and
:Henry B. Martin, two of the defend-
iants, were known at Washington as
‘;"political strikers." These two men
,were active with former Represent»
3 live Frank Buchanan. tomther dol‘emd— ,
1 ant, first president of Labor's Nation—
231 Peace t‘ouncil. in the work of the
icouncil, which it is alleged was or—
ganizcd to carry oue Rintelell'a
lscholllc Willi money supplied by him.
Mr. ‘tonlpors t-iilill llr warned Mr.
Buchanan against associating with
*llcsc two men, 115 he (termed them
cncmics of labor. When Buchanan
discussed the. moon council with him,
(iompors raid, ll'..‘ iiist believed that
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llmngellltlllh “(‘71 "Hill? to haunt 'llll fOI‘CPd llli‘ lighting m every round 1,1,”. nan“ '_,.).| l. TH] ,‘t'ttrh ('07)-
commiltcrs and buy litllc souvenirs
which will in due limo be presented
Aftcr an ttlllvlldmcnt
ford. which practically ro-wrotc lilo
t‘ntirc bill tho llollsc :lpl’lrovcti of the
new storoun of l‘XplOSlVl‘S laws which
0
powtr plant. 'l‘hc law has prcvionsly
bccn prikllllt=d.
Battle Is Hot.
‘htrMps_ Helene Britten Receives $175300: Tiltlt‘c ins unolllcr l't'd hot lmllic
in HIV lloutAc butwocn lhc npprnprltr
llom C(llllllllllt’t‘ and thc Judiciary
commit-tee, this time over whut scum-
‘cd is ruther foolish Glit'crrtlcc, at lcnst
foolish upon tllc port of tho lau‘ycrs
on the judiciary conlluittw to ralso
the Issue.
A. bill Ittul bccnintroduccd to ullow
the state to place it lien upon the
proport)‘ ’oi' lllt’ homo l‘tt’.‘ girls in
Middletown. Tllt‘ llllllll‘t‘ curl-loll ull
cxponso so it went to the nppropritt
tionu colmllittec. '
The ”"0”” is owned by a hrimmilion to be lwld on June 0 show the li
corporation. but the state at different
limos, has. apent. more rltl'tn $138.00!)
upon the buildings on the site. it
was to cover thin that thc licn \vlts
suggcoted.
For home l'rtlxon or other several,
_of tilt" l‘rustecs of the homo who urn
slnyl'ycrs, including: Judge litllnmz. op-i
‘pnsvtl any such action. 'l‘hcy Cllllllletl;(‘Ollfiit‘l‘Y-‘lllvp, 125; approved by "0”" examination Hammond. who said that
that if tho state did this it would halt
any donations tho llOlllt‘ might got
from private sourcca- .
thn the mom-tore cnnur up Rop-
reasons for tho {uvorablc report.
Many others apolm for and against
But upon ll count of the liounc the
bill was passed, 10: to 86. ll wazt a
close tight.
State Give: Up Camp Road.
Upon :l favorable report of nm in-
dicinry committee the old road
to the town of East Lyme to be used
as it public highway. The state usos
it about one wool: st year. The rest of
the time it is closed. The town wants
to tukc it over and keep it it repair
to he at his best when the bases u" allowing the state to hold it at any
full. .15 a pill peltel‘ 'llolke is more, tilmo
lllld no doubt about it.
SNODGRASS CHANGES MIND ‘ ‘
i
--l“retl Suod-i
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grass. former New York National;
1138806 outfielder, who refused 1° ’9'; addition to the. state truining'schoo‘lt.
port to the Boston National Club this ; and in return will git-«350,000 mom toi
year and was unconditionally rcigasedfi.
was signed today by Vernon in thei
Pacific Coast League. Snudgrass ln-i
formed the owner of the Braves a'few ‘
days ago that he had decided to en-
ter the automobile buainessand refit-oi
from boar-hall. ‘-
* mu ANDPETE
dealt-ed. .
Favorable reports by the appropria-
tions committee on the bill to give
Willimantlc Normal ‘ocltooi 8150.000
‘for it dormitory. and the -Danbury
.Normai school money enough to buy a
site for additions,- were approved by
the House. _
New Britain will get 550.000 for on
make the place largo enough for some
time to come.
All appropriation of $3.000 is p‘rd‘
vided for the state reservations in the
towns of Morris and Washington,
'thchflcld‘county, known as Mt. Tom.
Private parties have given the proper-
ty to the state provided the. state
I
' had his on the Jump
and opponent
a handicapped by u ' Representative Ilillll““'l‘>‘1i‘.". 0f Ilfll'lritllc botlt Kclly declared that he was
{handicapped by an injured right hand,
in‘llicll he rcccivotl ill his bout with
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I The cighl~round HFullAflilal between
il’oung Mundy of Donoury and Pop-
‘pery Martin of New York was excit-
ing front the start and ended with
honors prclly oven. Martin, despilv
the fuel that he iwght in Bridgepdrt
Monday owning. put up a pool! bout.
bluntly 115911 a left. job effectively,
while Martin‘s best blow was a right
to tho head.
I PRIMARIES IN 805TON
i BOSTON. May 2.——-Uompletc rc-
iturnr from yesterday's election of de-
ilcgutcs to thr- constitutional conven-
l
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followingrcproscntntion of tho so
cullcd'"proglcssivc" and "conocrvu-
rtlvo" factions: I ‘
‘ Delegates at largo-Progressive, ll:
it‘onscrvntivl‘. t; clitlmod by both, i.
‘ District dolegrues—Progrcssivc, 9i:
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'tiS; cndolncd hy neither, to.
Thcrc was one tic votc.
NAVAL CERTIFICATES RETURNED
WASlli-NGTOLV. May 3.——-Secrelnry
i
He's tho boy with: sage and explained the coltllllittce's,t)aniels announced today that a 1mm in
ithcr of certificates of services for
members of last ycur's naval trulnir:
rcruise for civilians have been return-
icd to the Navy Department because
iof insufficient or incorrect addresses.
All members who have not received
their certificates are requested by the
secretary to send their name and ad-
dresses. also the name of the ship on
siticrrli z: “goctl, big luau." had been
imposed on, but that "ho began to
(mum byfl‘lt‘ry minute during the scrap. After doubt his sincerity."
NEW YORK. May Il.-~Tlle cross-ex-
pnlinatlon today of Samuel t‘iompers.
presiticnt of the American Pcdvrtltiou
of Labor, :1 witncsn in the trial of
nine up [mm llridgcporl btil'aUfif 0f PW“ ”Hum" in l’ltistielti Monday Captain Franz Rintclcn, of tho Gm"
itltc efar that the city or surrounding: night.
5" wctlldm‘w nit-trio tho cantor of a big:
man Navy. and .“t't'en others churned
with rconspirztcy to lormeut ntrllLI-s
'in munition factories, is expected to
bring out l‘urthcr dt-tztils of conversa—
‘tions he had during 1915 with one of
the defendants, Frank Buchanan. then
‘a Congressman trout Illlinoiu. Yes—
terday Mr. Gompcrs testified that
“Buchanan stillLlll to induco. hint to
join ill the movement tolstop the.
manufacture of munitions and their
shipment to the Eentente Allies. Tho.
witness said that he told Buchanan
that such a course would be against
the interests of the United Statics. tutti
.that hewttrnod Buchanan tio he on his
guard against any policy put forward
ill the name of labor that was not
sanctioned by the American F'cdcrm
on of Labor in open convention.
’l‘llc most startling evidence since
the trial begun was that of John C.
Hammond, a publicity agent. who yos~
torduy testified that llintolen told him,
that "he would go to sow extreme
to prevent shipmcut ol‘ munitions. and
that strikes must be brought about in .
the ammunition factories." 011 cm»-
Rlntelcn came to him with a plan for"
the cnnuiaixn of publicity in the in-
torests of friendly relations between
ttllis country and Germany, testified
that he notified Secretory Tumulty
nd the Department of Justice “say;
.2 that Rlntclen had stated to no
;t,hat he was doing all in his power .
to embroil this country with Mexico.
in country had war with
because if th
Mexico. it would stop the shipment.
d that it
pf munitions to Europe, on
waslonly a matter of time believe Ger"
man diplomacy would embroil tins
country with Japan}: ‘
GREGG SOLD 1'0 GR‘AVS
BOSTON, M'ny 3.4m saloby th-
which they are servcd to the dcpart- Boston “Imicmg of Venn 0mg. 1
mont's bureau. of navigationhere. pitcher formerly prom iuent- as . m...
' . her of the Cleveland Amati”, ‘9
WRANGLER LEWIS WINS MATCH the Providence club of tho intona-
CllICAGO, May 3.——At the end of tional League. and the retina! Pini-
two hours and 37 minutes of wrestling m. Tyson to the map). tum-mum
last night. John Olin, the Finn wrest- wow. announced by Manager Barry I! ‘ I
let. conceded the match to Ed. Lewis.
the “Sitttllglm'.” Olin claimed he hfld
hurt his right shoulder.
GEN. HAMPTON’S sow DEAD
COLUMBIA." S. 0., May 3.-George
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nl I, aged 58. He won a former mem-
ber of the South Carolina Railrt'lud
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