New Britain Herald Newspaper, October 12, 1916, Page 1

HERALD BEST OF ALL T HERALD “ADS” MEAN LOCAL NEWSPAPERS BETTER BUSINESS PRICE THREE CENTS. NEWA BRI"‘AIN CONNECTICUT, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1916. —TWELVE PAGES. ESTABLISHED 187 RED SOX GATHER [SUAUNETANGLE |GREEGE WS 10 [NEW BRITAIN SOLDIER BOYS IN CHAMPIONSHIP/ Uil (NRAVELLED] ALLEY BERWDS - pA CK ON' CONNECTICUT SOI ] Future of U-Boat Warlare OIf | Will Turn Over Navy and Dis- - ey = TR i ey Coast Is At Stake mantle Fortresses on Goast IN CHARGE OF “OUR BOYS Company E and Co ALLIES MAY SEEK INDEMNITY | RAILROADS AND TELEGRAPH| : ; R ‘ ; pany I Expected Owners of Sunken Craft May Solicit | Advance by Italians Mado Against v : Arrive in New Brltfl Recompense For Losses—Adriatic | Fresh Troops—Rome Reports 5,000 | § ? g ; - Thls Afterfl()on Sails With 250 Passengers and Prisoners Captured—Quiet Night ‘Brooklyn Crushed Again By Bostonians, ;o000 Stengel, rf. . 0 Led By ShOl'e, BV Wheat, 1f. X 0 Cutshaw, 2b. ... 1l Score Of 4 to l Mowrey, 3b. .. 0 : Olson, 5 0 —— Moyers, c. . 0 43, | Pfeffer, p. ... Dellip. Lol *Merkle 18,000 Ton Cargo. on Somme. Washington, Oct. 12.—Government | General Cadorna’s reported success - £ : - HOME, SWEET HOMH officials today were pondering the |in the breaking of the Austrian line : 5 : - IS GOOD OLD SO question of whether the United States | & Several points southeast of Gorizia . 0 1 : 3 in the sudden renewal of the Italian ; : defeating Brooklyn of the National shall acknowledge the raid of the |griye toward Triest is declared by en- Sk ‘ . ‘o L League for the fourth game of the| *Batted for Pfefler in eighth inning. | German war submarine U-53 on allied | tente correspondents at the front to 1916 series today. The score was 4 BOSTON shipping off Nantucket last Sunday as | have been effected in the face of to 1. ab. legal. The problem was considered of | Strengthened Austrian lines, to which Long Ernie Shore pitched a mas- | Hooper, rf ....... 3 £reat importance not only in its rela. | TSSh trooRs recently were sent. g f Vienna in its latest statement s S § 2 e Home Folks and Military Paged terful game for the Red Sox, letting | Janvrin, 2b . 4 tion to that particular raid, but be- | claims that the Italians have heen 2 ; 5 the Dodgers down with three hits. | Shorten, cf . 3 cause of the probability that it will es- | driven out of many trenches A & B . Will Be Held in This City Saturd Pfeffer started for _Broeklyn but was | Hoblitzel, 1b . < ;i?\l:r:‘ stffiffff.Tf'fErfif;i‘fxli’m'?fif'.?f 3:::”;"0::;}{‘?51(1unrxlv--‘h::gss”r-fl‘.i‘r:?\g derricked in the eighth in favor of | Lewis, If 3 ture. others. The Austrians took 1,400 men g - B i + Procession, “Wheezer” Dell, Gardner, 3b Sois Much forethought was being given |of the attacking force Rome has S i e madls s Rowed thol aueriost ; 5 to potential developments, such as | reported the capture of more than Despite official red tape and 1 ity in all departments of the game [Cady, 3 and their victory was the crowning ti;'?t German undersea boats might be | 5000 prisoners in the course of the CAPT. T. F. LADBURY OAPT. E. RAYMOND LOW machinations of the Hartford m able to extend their operations to advance, tary and political clique New Brit spoint of their excellence over thelr ritals. 29 Boston, Oct. 12.—A crowd of 620 saw the Boston American league team capture their fourth world’s se- ries at Braves field this afternoon, el e beaac oy Captains Low and Ladbury Secy Permission to Give Parade £ 3 wop ° Instead of Going to Hartford RN = ao Ko © w e et e L amect practieally | ratest reports on the situation in | SRl om0 Lt I Eetting AN AlIe0. poviens o POELS 6T thAt | Greece are that the Greek author WORLI'S SERIES DOUGH MELARKEY CLAIMS real welcome home (o the bova I bices Harier Clibiiims 1o il D il (08 fendns e i jaoseiea This morning whih XS & a ) mands for the turning over of virtu = s FILM WAS STOLEN :;V\fhlll\‘l, section bearing ( ompany First Inning. Score by Innings. of American ports be denied all un- this city passed through the lo dary _‘ . o8 s et ly the entire Greek navy and the of ¢ : : Brooklyn—shore broke two ont|BROOKLYN ..0 10000 0 0 0—1 water crafofibelligerents RRestINE e e ovl auvronder lot thel fouts BAG PASSES REEBR“ station at 10.30 en route to Ha on determination of this nati atti- o e gAY . & curves over the plate for straight | BOSTON .....0 120 1 0 0 0 *—4 | puge®ornl BaHon oF this nation's att- | on the sea coast. Control by the en- ford and the regimental armory. trik ’ v > work of the U-53 1S | hte of all material for naval opera- Manager of Fox’s Theater Accuses | broken down New Haven freid strikes. Myers fanned on three | Three-base hits, Lewis; two-base | the matter of soliciting indemnity for 4 sl o 5 tions and of railroad, mail and tele- Sylve e pitched balls without offering at an: & American cargoes lost with the sunk- o o 4 Keeney Management of Showing delayed matters just t ‘of them. Cady threw out Daubert ” | hits, Janvrin; bits oft Pfefler, 6 in 7 | en ships. Only if the ships were sunk | ETPR service so as to render impossi- | Bogton and Brooklyn Play i . ‘but tn the mesntime/NE et aubert at | jnnings; Passed ball, Cady; wild pitch, | illegally may claims be entered. BblofiEinscRtontine idetnintent ;"f ‘h"' Sh 5 Exclusive Story on Screen. able crowd gathered at the (il g easy roller in front | prefor, 2; sacrifice hits, Mowrey, | The navy department today received | tente forces is reported to have been ers to Share $162,927 7, Teor and when the train pulled; tHpoll of the plate and throwing him out. | yewis Shorten: sacrifice fly, Gardner; | *, TEPOTt from Rear Admiral Knight |included in the demands, ’ ” Menager. Willlam J." Melarkey oty 0, o5 5. o and s burst of Bl Boott took Stengel's grounder and 4 5, 0T y, Gardner; | o ‘Newport, giving detailed accounts | A lull again sems to have set in Pot * | Fox’s theater is wrought up over the{ine for the homecome: The i left on bases, Brooklyn 4, Boston 4; | from the commanders of four of the |along the Somme front in northern ot. oti s < x| v hiw a r Fray & threw wildly to first. St 1 | S : 2 action of the management of Keeney's | whistle at Landers, Fray & Clar| > = engel, how- | pases on balls, off Shore 2; Pfeffer 4; | steamers sunk by a German subma- | France, following the heavy fighting let out a long blast and the whi ever, was held at first. Wheat fouled | gk out, by Shore 4; Preffer 4; - | rine off the New England coast. Naval | of the past day or two. London re- theater, which he claims used one of Aty Ehew Inin Saombnt: wial s S IR Con;lo“y i l’)]‘:‘:. officials refused to comment upon its | Porte that mo incidents of moment | Boston, Oct. 12.—The anniversary of | his exclusive pictures at the theater |y, uiat g ) ORI TR0 No runs no hits one error. el flcl’d*basesQuj;ley - l’n flem: Zontel(’n.s cu;d it will be transmitted to occurred during last night. the discovery of America by Columbus, | Tuesday evening, and has taken the | the station in time to watch the { Boston—Cutshaw threw out Hoop- 2 2 5= mechetanygliansinsgforgstid vt fcon ¢ v 5 observed as a holiday here, coincided | matter up with Willlam Fox corpora- | parting special as it steamed rapig ov il the bot wislnte o nection with the determination of the | Paris, Oct. 12, 4:55 a. m.—Details o e St i ol e 4 SR toward the Capitol city. e e s o volicy of the United States. The re- | of the demands made on the Greek | t0day with the fifth game of the world | tion company, with the view of com- Anions tritnds and racie R bounder and threw him out. Stengel | POrt was written by Admiral Knight's | government by Admiral D’Artige Du | Series between the Brooklyn Naticnals | mencing suit again P. 8. McMahon | the returning soldiers who ha No: runs no hits, no errors. popped weakly to Scott. aide, \'\'lm l.nol\ itements from the | Fournet, the commander of the al- ;u‘nl the |§0>‘(}( n Americans. Thousands | and the Adams Express company.|watched the papers daily, follow PNy T 570 TR oy et commanders of the sunken vessels. lied N Aeeen) Gh e of persons, frecd from their labors by | According to statements of Manager | their departure from Nogales abd Second Inning. B on e Tl aentiautte Doy No Trace of Kingston. | have been made public here, show :,I.',(,'m}-‘;':.l,‘\‘:‘\v loll’:"l]o‘;d.-";\\}l‘:g("“»;: 1‘:1‘2 Malarkey information reached his'a week ago, gathered at the lo Brooklyn—Cutshaw walked on four | bert unassisted. Lewis singled over Rear Admiral Gleaves, command- | that the ultimatum was much more o ‘m B u\m; “ . o | ears that his Sumpet}tnr at the {l'<>rth passenger station early this morn straight balls. Mowrey sacrificed, Ho- | Mowrey's head. -~ Gardner forced | ing the Atlantic destroyer flotilla, re- | comprehensive than was understood | [e5h i RN 0L CY ho | 54 showed “Glorla’s Romsfice” “0n |to watch the troop -trilge i 1 ced: Ho= | 1 owis, Olson to Cutshaw. Ty Cobb | Ported today his personal belief that |In the first. In addition to her fleet, | PefOTe the same, was likely 10 be the |ihe screen on Tuesday evening and|through and to give the boys a ro caught & foul in the press box. Gard- | N0 steamer Kingston or Kingstonian | Grecce was required to permit allicd | STeatest crowd in the history of base- | aiter making a thorough investigation | ing cheer. William Squire, a for to second. Gardner threw out Olson | per went to second on & wild pitch, | Was sunk by the German submarine | control of all material for naval | ball. Braves' Field, although holing | ne learned the foundation for the|member of the local militia who at first, Cutshaw reaching third. Cut- | Mowrey threw out Scott. during its operations off Nantucket | operations as well as the mails, tele- | (e Terord for attendance of “2,360 18 | rumor was correct, he says. rejected in Company E at Nian: shaw scored on a passed ball. Scott R e G T G e lightship. After =several days of | graphs and railroads. The ultimtun | ¢ »T:' 35 Yeaba BB oL S o Manager Melarkey went to the of- | was most enthusiustic and had wai threw out Meyers at first. ¥ search the destroyer force has found |sct forth that such control was nec- | ‘5010 CAPESIEN. 0 L fice of the Adams Express company | patiently at the depot from 5 o'cld One run, no hits, no errors. Seventh Inning. no evidence that a ship of that|essary in order to render impossiblo L as ias = '® | yesterday and continued his inquiries, | until the first section stean g : | r 3rooklyns ared to make against Boston—Pfeffer threw out Hoblit- | Brooklyn—Wheat flied to Hooper. | DaMe Was in the vicinity, and if Ad- |the use of the navy, railroads and | ped Son an the B e e ey eame Into town | And through the assistance of Mana- | through. He joined his old col zel. Lewis shot the ball to the left i miral Gleaves' theory is correct, only | 50 forth to the detriment of the al- 2 gliecs pox A e ey ger Beach it was learned from one of | pany at Hartford and marched w field fence for a three base hit. Wheat | S1.0T® tossed out Cutshaw. MOWrey | fye ships were sunk. Admiral Gleaves' | lies from Brooklyn early today. Three of | i st S vas S1vnr ’ the four games already played had the drivers that the film was removed | them to the depot. played the ball badly and it bounded |Singled past Scott. It was Brooklyn’s | report follow Admiral Du Fournet gave the Gr S by force of the Bos. | from the Keeney theater yesterday, Great Crowd at Station. over his head. Lewis scored on Gard- | first clean hit. Scott fumbled Olson’s | “Dstroyers continued the search | government until one o'clock Wednes. | 5o ¢ 2SSt them by B O e cuve. | When McMahon informed the driver ner's sacrifice fly to Wheat. Wheat's | grounder and then threw wildly over | Until midnight, Tuesday from Mon- | day afternoon to comply with his de- | o e o e Tea Sox | that one of Fox's films were in his throw to the plate was very wide. y ;roplitzel’s head. tauk Point to the Nantucket lightship. | mands and stated that failure to qg | |55 Of the service of : : % ume lay between | theater. According to the contract S h N 5 itchers. Only one game lay between pany E, would pass through N Scott sent up a high foul to Mowrey, It is my personal belief that all sur-|so would result in his taking the nec- | {he Boston team and another worla's | for the showing of the plcture it is | Brjinin snortly after 10 o'clock sd who dropped the ball. Scott got a vivors have been accounted for and | essary steps. ; e Wednesday . 1 o y ® B o orge championship. not to be screened before eral hundred people flocked to o léi:;u:i; e el e gl Selide L Thal s A e e e ILh i Ecity indonly et HE O D RS s S R e iy S e w ) s (SR No runs, one hit, one error: ;;me’“’s;"“““‘mor; :;1""; h“.hl“ 5“’“ Uneventful Night on Somme, ceed those of any previous series. The | theater. road tracks. As the nose of the gia Thirq Inning. Boston—Cady fouled out to Mowrey. | pa Kingston, Destrogers nhave re. | Condon, Oct. 12—in unoventful | Red Sox, fecling certain of final suc. e ey Melarkey intends to leave | locomotive rounded the bend at 4 gt > SO Destroye night along the British lines in the | cess in today game, contemplated | nothing undone which will straig Stanley Works a great shout wd Brooklyn—Pfeffer struck out, miss- | Shore struck out. Cutshaw threw |turned and search discontinued. Some region is reported in today'g | with satisfaction their share in the jout the matter and has secured the |up from the watchers and an instd ing a fadeaway by a foot. Gardner | out Hooper. h;”‘e Sl e _fl’fd““fe Sunken | official statement on military opera- | $162,927.45, Which is the players’ por- | ald of the company producing the liater, as the train straightened d took Meyer’s roller and threw him out. | No runs, no hits, no errors. R i s T e B T G T, tion of the receipts of the f four | “Gloria’s Romance” picture Will be | ind came whizzing down the stret Sltre taok Deubert's grounder obd i e ‘9559 :‘ dc was laten e“‘f’-‘vedh‘m“ | “South of the Ancre there is noth- | games, after which their participation | seen from the following telegram re- |toward the center, the heads of h Rt g ng. uin' ers ?r;{‘ hc:‘x n:m;_;:\ t?{ h(:i\e een | ne 1o report. During the night y lin the ¢ money ends. Of this |ceived from the George Kleine com- | areds of soldier boys could be s oo i § Brooklyn—Merkle batted in place | Sostroned e the submarine o e |raids were undertaken by us in the | amount sixty per cent, or $97.7 pany protruding from the car windows. 3 S 2oLl Do ertor: of Pfeffer. Merkle flied to L Staplosil S : he | Messines, Bols'Grenier, and Haisnes | Will be turned over to the winning | “Newark, N. J. Oct. 12:— the troop train passed Main strd Cady up. Cady singled over Dau- - o Lewis, | same vicinity. o8 ) & als : - S5t R o = . s s n : % h areas, in the course of which we tooj | team. Should this go to the Bostons Manager W. J. Malarkey, crossing the engineer slowed do: bert's head. Meyers almost picked [ Who xgatdo;; shoestring ca;ch. Myers —_— prisoners and inflicted casualties on | they will divide it probably on a “Fox’s Theater, New Britain, Ct. | somewhat and friends lining ¢ (’falflf; Of Miscihavingficslied foria | PobuS Ou(’t‘Df"eb"ymg ORbIBE RS cott Submarine Question Unsettled. the encmy.” | twenty-five share bhasis, allowing | “You have exclusive rights totracks were able to discern friei Rifclont Sishore foulsd oucitophteyersi|itire el b e o e e e $3,010.25 o share. Although twenty- | “Gloria’s Romance” in New Britain. |on board. The soldler boys wers trying to bunt. Hooper walked, Cady No runs, no hits, no errors. A > g | six Red Sox playe: cligible to play | No other house has any rights what- | happy looking lot. The tan of heal = : 2 less to the Associated Press, via Sa e > going to second. Cady scored when Boston—Dell went into the box for 2, £ moSSnvie Ba BAYONNE’S STREETS in the series, not ail will receive full | soever to play it. Hold express com- | was upon their cheeks, their ol Ols 3 i BrooElnl s 2 ville, Oct. 12.—In the Reichstag today . - 3 lson fumbled Janvrin's grounder | Brooklyn. Janvrin singled to left Major Ernst Bossermann leader of the shares, and it is understood the |pany responsible as well as any|drab sweaters, taking the place and threw wild past Cutshaw. Hooper | on the first ball pitched. Shorten J e e divisic . , & o ed 1 et fi,..tpto hitdes ihe sl‘;i, S eaAeed Mowreyp(o Daubert, Jan. | National liberals, read a written report LIKE ARMED CAMP | piayers have .l,,:ur]l on 1:1( div fon | theater who may have plaved it. We |the old army overcoat, fi"h,d in ' ) o ey 2 = | savi 5 N by twenty-fifths, with the idea of split- i rotec " ith th terms, ‘“boys in hal Janvrin was safe at first. Olson got | Vrin going to second. Hoblitzel flied ;‘:'\‘:k‘:lgf- ‘I;}:‘L ‘.Th hxu:lis:it 12?1‘7‘“‘:1“‘0 “) tir “\1[\ o "n shares among lesser | ‘“u','ll‘ £9 Lo Rtheilinit o DECteCtil YOk \::m‘ nn“;(;v(‘ Pr‘-u’?p of ‘o'n'h of the ml .two errors on this play. Janvrin was | to Wheat. Lewis flied to Wheat. Sriing u'M”nn et '; d‘c 5 About 12,000 Strikers Besiege Police ( members of the club, minor oflicials “GEORGE KLEINE" was a golden smile that showed out stealing, Meyers to Olson. Hooper | NO runs. one hit. no errors. SLnoidicst on st had, voted Satito - ¢ the losing o 3 re 1 i S S 4 - 4 against a discussion of the subject in Isolated Near Oil T and employes. Brooklyn, if the losing —— e delight at once more returning b onshir:;;en;af‘agl:f s‘rglfi = g QESHiseion s R g club, will have $65,169.98 to divide COULD COMMIT SUICIDE, his home. As car after car swe - vas stealing, Consta o among twenty-three players, or about 4 8 hoys the windows i Meyers to Olson. Brooklyn—Stengel singled to left. S e o secdon $5.873 47 a man i ia | Michiei) GOl hrows | Herseit 2:“(.'[1(:]];]":(;:\rml.l‘ cheered lustily ai Two runs, two hits, two errors. Wheat struck out. Janvrin threw out Adriatic to Sail. Bayonne, N. JI., Oct. 12.—The strects But if the plavers were pleased with {0 TACE O aim, | just as lustily did the watchers Fourth Inning. Cutshaw, Stengel going to second. New York, Oct. 12 ght or more | 2Pproaching the Constable ook sec- | the unprecedented reward, the club Under Wheels of L4 o the station platform return the chei Mowrey popped to Scott. steamships flying the flags of the en- ; tion of this city resembled today an | owne: vere even more satisfied with Declaring that she was without | Company B was in a car about t| . Brooklyn—Stengel sent up a lofty No runs. one hit, no errors. tente allies are awaiting advices from | armed camp. Thonsands of strikers | the fact that rival teams were to play |funds and that her several children | mjddle of the train and as thi fly to Shorten. Wheat struck out. agents of those governments as to | from the plants of Standard Oil com- ay before a probable record crowd. | had not had anything to eat since |pagged the depot they knew so wd Shore took Cutshaw's weak tap and MAD KING OTTO DEAD whether it is now safe to leave this | pany, Tidewater Oil company, Vac- .ept for the national commisstons’ | voster Mrs. Michael Gill crawled | n loving look of “home sweet homl / |l omoconmomym: vlosvecoceco *lcueouacou.’“ 0 S I - blitzel to Shore, Cutshaw moving down As the news flashed about the ¢ that the first section, bearing Co! Mowrey went to third and Olson to second. It was only one error for Scott. Scott threw: out Meyers. gty rort for Europe in view of the possi- | tum Oil Co., ific Coast Borax com- | ten per cent, the clubs received the en- | ynder a freight car on a siding at the | \as reflected from their countenanc A it o ble danger from the German subma- | pany, and the General Chemical com- | tire reccipts, as {h n succceding | assenger station this morning With | Arms were outstretched to bru Shore was pitching a superb game, 1 i pany maintained a ‘“‘dead lin % ¢ Y o ry. The clubs ved intemti 3 ai her | h £ A e Former Bavarian Monarch, Who Suc- | A™0N& them are e ey e onD it . | iand . sronds it REXCOl i TTe e line steamer Adriatic, due to leave to- | side this lin2, between the strike nd | their coffers and with today’s expec danger however, no locomotive was | g the car rolled by. Chick” Bo! No runs, no hits, no errors. ceeded Insane Brother, Had Been with about passengers and | the oil plants, nearly 100 policemen | cd additions, the share of each should | g¢tached to the car. fant beamed a golden smile from 0 Boston—Hoblitzel walked, Pfeffer rly 18,000 tons of cargo, most of | were stationed in a fre engine house, | aggregate approximately $90.000 Officer George Moffitt dragged her |ine car window and shouted ‘Hel . pitching four straight balls. Lewls Confined in Castle Since 1873. which is said to be war material. The | guarding the plants from attack, while | ————————— cut and took her to police headquar- | o,,ys as he went past. “Hello boyd sacrificed, Daubert to Cutshaw, Ho- A Atlantic Transport line steamer Min- | a few other policemen and 75 deputy E ELE(‘TIGN FRAUDS ters. Given assurance that she would | shouted little “Jimmy” Austin. Liel blitzel going to second. Cutshaw threw London, Oct. 12, 9:10 a. m.—Form- | nehaha is loading 14,000 tons of cargo, | sheriffs helq possession of the main | PROB ) z not be permitted to starve, the wom- | cnant “Jimmy” Hattings, his md out Gardner, Hoblitzel going to third. | er King Otto of Bavaria, who has | also said to be war munitions, and the | police headquarter: e an agreed to live. sive form blocking the door of Olson threw out Scott. f been insane for many years, has died | Cunard line steamer Pannonia is un- | There were no signs of a cessation . 50000 Fyandutent Tntrics | MTs. Gill Is the woman who ap- |jnceage car, laughed good nature No runs, no errors. R, GRS (1 (o (Gl derstood to be ready to “,] for London | of the labor war which caused the More Than 20, 4 | peared against her husband in police | ;1q yelled “Takes me back to & Fifth Inning. T, (50 (0 T M bremn || et SR G | anie O clash vesterday of pollce and strikers | nrge on Books in Tecent Regis- [court yesterday affernan, ~charging |days of '98. Otlier men well ki ~ 2 were sma reight vessels. n which one woman spectator was him with non-support. e was or-| o a1} there and Captain E. Raj Brooklyn—Gardner took Mowrey's | company quoting a Berlin official an- Officials of the White Star line de- | killed and fifteen or twenty strikers tration of Detroit Voters. dered to pay her $4 a week for.one | mort “r o iding on the wagl puzzling smash and threw him out. [ nouncement. The mad king died at | clared the Adriatic would leave at | were wounded. This fizht took place, 3 <. | YERT. | train platform, flashed a smile noon for Liverpool, notwithstanding a | according to the police, when the Detroit, Mich., Oct !—l' “‘l‘»““#v"{; = welcome and waved his hand as X % $ 2 previous announcement that her de- | strikers interfered with the firemen at- | tion was g continued today in ZIMBRAKATIS WAR CHIEF. car rolled around the bend towar infleld single off Shore’s glove. It |where he has been confined since parture would be postponed indefinite- | tempting to fight a blaze and cut the | alleged irregularities in the ecent SN \-:\H‘H"q‘(m hale was Brooklyn's first hit. Gardner [1873. ly. They denied she would be con- fhose. | registration of voters here. The elec-| 5 g Portfolio in Cabinet of Ven- | 08204 hat thronged the pla threw out Pfeffer. — voyed by an entente war vessel About 12,000 men have quit work in |tion commission, followi a report | No runs, one hit, no errors. King Otto was born on April 27, No information of further activi- | various plants at Constable Hook and | jmade hy Prosecuti \ttorney J " 1_-FQ 1 7 t N S ¢ lete P . o and 2 - , . g L ties of the U-53 had been received | virtually have besiegeq the police in |nowski, has ordered a comp London, Oct. 12, 10:40 a. m.—Gen- | s ould bring Compill Boston—Olson threw out Cady,'| 1848, and succeeded his brother Lud- | /o5 9 th¢ 'on Shipping men are | headquarters and fire station. The po- | checking up of the 130,000 or MOTe | cra] Zimbrakatis has been appointed |sections that wou - ¥ aking s ; is gr : 386 | ap Ladb and his boys i making a good play on his grounder. | wig II, in 1886. Ludwig II was also inclined to believe she is on the way to | lice we able to move about the city | pumes written upon the latest regis- | jpipigter of war in the Greek pro- and Captain Ladbury and his b ‘ Wheat made a dazzling catch of . A 5 i ) N e crowd thinned somewhat when & insane and drowned himsel arn- | her base, probably Helgoland only in groups, generally making sal- | (yation boOK visional government, organization of bic e dave i on CLE e e e was announced that these sectl® Hooper singled to right. Tooper |on Nov. 6, 1913, and was succeeded Freighters Teld in Port. Boealis i “'\‘;"‘jl,”'m_ in presentinglihis: res jir aindes 4 LR o’clock but at noon time there was scored on Janvrin's two base hit to | by the present monarch, Ludwig, IIT, | @pgrieston, §. C., Oct. 12.—Two SR (S e el Dall it more eneral Zimbrakatis took the oath | crowd of several thousand wallld left. The wind carried the ball away | formerly regent. Etlneiehtor e in e Dotia || AT N P Iv\‘ n 20,000 frandulent entives were o g ce on that day, adds the | going without dinner to be prese from Meyers who made a good try rinage for Galveston, and the Wilton, ? WEATHER. iy . upon the books. With his re- aeqpatch, in the presence of the three | when the troops should (.VUm.-IL;.;fi for it. Janvrin went to third on a NORWEGIAN STEAMER SUNK. with cotton for West Hartlepool, Eng- | 't he handed in resiznations from jeading members of the provisional | When the warning {uctm.\‘h‘: s Wwild pitch. Shorten struck out. London, Oct. 12.—A Reuter ge-|l!and, arc being held in port hex Oct. 13 nine precinet officials government, former Premier Venize- | sounded they dispersed ool ‘°: e One run, two hits, no errors. : i B aaatiine riiinet Borderen it v artford and viclnity: Fair i ited States Attorney \\m\v\wn)‘ has y55 Vive Admiral Coundouriotis, and | ous places ”: “““"""“f':f:"n ':ou:‘,.:::c 4 arned today Delay of the steamer v er tonight. < Ve od permission from AShINK- - Goperal Panyotis Dangli It was not un a 2:8¢ Sixth Inning. the sinking of the Norweglan steam- :‘n”:xi;liv' ]u‘.«: said to be connected | oand b !.ln:mlo“ S | < understood. to supervise the — mpo ceat of the sovernment, it is | however, that the other sections, ru Brooklyn—Mvers flied to Shorten. | er Birk, of 715 tons. The crew was i - | probably showers. ’ svembier clections in Detroit, should gateq, is undecided, but it is believed = Mardner took care of Daubert’s weak |saved. . (Continued On Eleventh Page). : - 5 cuch action warranted. e T e, (Continued On Eleventh Page). A Olson flied to Shorten. Meyers got an | Fuerstenried Castle, near Munich, izelos, Rebel Leader. form was loath to leave and waitd waited for the second and thi berg Lake. King Otto was deposed spatch from Christiania announces