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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-08
Tigers Show Well in
Play On Muddy Field
With Soggy Football

PRINCETON, y. J., Nov. For the
1irst time this season the Tigers were
compelled to retreat 10 the shelter Of the
baseball cage today In order 10 run
through their signals. The good weather
which has favored the Princeton tenn
pretty generally throughout the season.
was decidedly Locking, and for an hour
signal drill was carried On IN the cage
while the raln fell in torrents
Work on tho regular gridirou could not
be thought OF. but for an hour the varsity
struggled with the second eleven at the
south end OF the field back OF Tho goal
posts. Before the fight had been on fo1.
ten minutes the players were covered
with mud from head to foot. but seemed
rather TO revc I'm il than To lose spirit
Following their usual plan, Coaches Gun
niughsm and Wilson kept the first string
meu Oh the defense for half the sc!im-
mage and then sent them in for offensive
work 10 finish the afternoons work No
unusual work could he done I'm either re-
spect In the mud. but one pleasing feature
was the surprising lack Of fuJnb,ing in
spite OF the soggy ball. In this the sec
onds bad little the best of the varsity,
which fumbled more than usual All the
regular players but BluethenthaI were on
hand and took part in the preliminary
workout.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-08
Farrell Offers Chance
MANAGEMENT Of His Club
Tenders Fire Year Contract at S1S000 a Year and
Per Cent of Gross Receipts

club, Waivers on a veteran player may
be asked Ut any time without affecting
the petitioner, Mr.. Murphy has remained
silent on the subject The chances are
that three or four National league teams
have claimed the former Cub manager.
They can't get him unless Murphy makes
up his mind to part with him,
Undoubtedly the National league wants
Chance. He would be welcome in Brook
lyn, Cincinnati or Boston, and pcrha ps
in a couple or other towns.
But Il is an absolute clnch that the
American league wants him. Cleveland
would Ike 10 have him as manager. st.
Louis would bid for him in a minute il
asked TO. But the Yankees is the club
the league wants TO help. Chance, q
rival TO McGraw in New York. would
prove an immense drawing card.
The Gotham public has seen Chance as
leader Of the Cubs, and has hated him
thoroughly baseball hates go. But
it has realized all the time that Chance
is popular on the Polo grounds, even
though he is All enemy,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-08
FRESHMEN AND HIGH
READY FOR THE FRAY

The tain university freshman eleven
and the fast team from the Salt Lake
niS1 school meet Saturday on Cummings
DeId IN their annual football contest and
the adhercnts OF the two speedy teams
are greatly interested in the outcome
The freshmen neglected their training
last week. but have put iD solid ticks dur
lnG tne past Few days and will be in fair
condition Tor the game. High. smartlng
under their unexpected defeat by Boise
high last Saturday. is determined to ri-
trieve their reputation At the expousc of
the university first-year men. and The
game VIII he baTd-fouSht one
With Utah university playing SATURDAY. =
IN DclVer. tue many football enthusiasts
OF the city will go 10 Cummings fsId 20
sec the youngsters perform The Trlb-
unc VIII receive early returns OF the
l ltan-Colorado game and will have them
Held. '
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-08

Al
NM students and faculty of the
WV school The University OF Utah
W football men left the campus
shortly before noon yesterday
lor the Hartman depot. from whence
they departed for the big game with the
University of Colorado in Denver tomor-
row.
Each year. UJahs entire football sChed-
ule hinges on the game with Boulder and
all other battles arc subordinate to this
gigantic struggle, Every one OF the men
and the coach fully realize the impor-
tance OF the game, and yesterday, when
the students assemble on the front la wn
10 bid the men goodbye. the feeling was
so tense that tho yell master was able
to get only feeble response to his de-
mands that the students cheer.
There seemed to be breathless anxiety
lowering over the crowd similar 10 that
feeling which pervades the stands just
prior 10 tho Kickoff in one OF tho ordI-
nary games. When Utah meets Boulder,
whether ii be on Cummings field or In
Colorado. the feeling is so intense that
even n presidential election fails to come
I'm for any amount OF interest
Nineteen men, the largest squad that
Utah ever sent 10 Colorado. asse nj bl ed
with their suit cases in front OF the large
crowd Of admirers and when they we're
called upon to speak to the students.
without exception they were so chokcd
up with the responsibility OF the task be-
fore them that they were unable to speak
a above a whisper
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-08
WOLGAST POSTPONES
BOUT TO NEW YEARS

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. Although
Nd Woieasts iuanagcr. Tom Jones. gave
Promoter CoffrotI OF san Francisco to
understand several months ago That VOL
gast would come here 90 box in defense
or his utlc Thanksgiving day. Coffroth
wired Jones. yesterday al New Orleans
TO postpone The match until New Years
dsv
I'm the meantime" said Coffroth. 1T
VIII endcayur Co match Frankie Burna OF
oakland with Willie Ritchie or Tommy
Murphy. and put the winner against tho
champion on Now Years dav or | will
try 70 get Mandot u be dcfoaIs Kiycrs.v
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-08
Fall Racing Season WI
Be Extended, as Ash
by Horsemen.
JOCKEYS ARM BRo
w. Fischer Injured in
Grizzly Bear Wins
Odds of 50 to Il,

The Lagoon race meeting q
with Saturdays programme, lr
tors OF the racing association IA.
ciined the request Of many ha.@
extend the meeting an addlusr|
night. With the close OF Iyssse-
orn racing will shift to Jusrr j
and as that meeting does mol d.
Thanksgiving day. the hors
pctitoned the Lagoon manageiri1
extension IN order 10 give lhd<'
employment until time for tls
opening.
mclemcnt weather MAS made 4
Soon fall meeting a failure. h.
the standpoint of sport and hnzn|
turns. The trGck has been deep
during most OF the mceIIne, si1
and cold weather has kept Ha1<
from the course s Large nrr|
high class horses is stabbed al IA
but the difficult going has kept
the better kind IN their stalls u
management deserves great credit
excellence OF the programmes d
during the meeting In The face Z
haudicaps, aud the entire ntd1
been TuU on high plane, seald,1
notable FOR their absence.
Yesterdays racing, like ihst q
previous days. was narre1 by
tremely bad track conditions u
was heavy and holding and the "
OF holes. Three horses fell du
afternoon and Jockey W. Fisrsn
had the mount on one OF us.
sustained a. broken arm. The ~
Grizzly Bear In che first race q
30 tp was the surprise Of The c'
fourth race was declared on. IN.
ma king ur tho days progTa1lne
son Was the riding star. with lh''
and IL third in four mounts
Lee Harrison II. was TaycIile
first race. a dash OF live furi2
third was the best he could 90
Bear, entirely overlooked by w.
and public alike and quoted a.
went to the front at the hali.m'
and showed the way homo, hayins
gin al the finish Of one ana z
/
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-08
DE ORC TAKES LEAD
IN POOL TOURNEY

MIN YORK. Nov. 7-Showin= copsid
crsblc Improvement in form Alfred De
p.o. Cuban holder OF the worlds pockct
billiard iitl". forged ahead tonight in the
second block 81 hts 500 -poln; match with
Frank Sherman. the challenger Til.
total score. lie Urn. 400. sherman -IJ
Play tonight continued for nearly five
hours. De pru running up a score or go
less three scratches while Shsrtna =,
scored l"o. lcss i've scratches. Tho high
runs were: DE OTo. *: Sherman, IG
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-08
Ball PLAYER in Trouble

PEORIA, H., Nov Roy Walker a
recruit member OF the Cleveland Ameri-
can pitching staff, WAS arrest ed here this
afternoon on advice or the chief Of de-
tectivcs OF Nashville, Tenn, where a
warrant is being held for his arrest on
a charge OF attempted murder. Walker
denies having been In any trouble in
Nashville
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-08
Soccer Games TOday:

The following soccer games arc
scheduled for today, postponed from
two weeks ago on accoutn OF bad
weather.
WaSatch rs. Training School. on
training grounds.
Srounds
Grant IS. Fremont. on Fremont
grounds.
Lincoln W. Pop.ar Grove. on Pop
lar Grove grounds.
grounds.
Hamilton vs Irving. at Liberty
park.
OquirTh Va. Webster. on Webster
grounds.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-08

show. -rcn1r
Earl sup stand Won second ud,siy bIr
dnins hprCe B@r Harrison o ncrce
o
pursuit. throughout Harrison unable to front Eganh
ash o stretch
4
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-08

You wonldn Z discard your home be.
cause il needed coat Of paiut-thcn
bring your old garments 10 us; we II
make them like rev. Myers Cleaning &
Dyelng Co, 1l4.l6 j.. Broadway. 3
phcnes.-(Ad ADVERTISEMENT
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-08
TRIBUNE RACING FORM CHART

COMPLIED G p r D.
Thud cAy
s1S a to
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-08

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- rs,t = minute 0H
-rop STANDARD 9 place. ~
10 ,. Knsgss. Stacfiu= siart
Standard a.. Helen g.. Connar
niushsu e.. Foot =. M.iis e
made . game scprt. OrnrnGe
fell af,., PIelns Ire aslf aud
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-08

n post , minute on at ",IS Ilfne-
Run 1-io place. l-3 show. Forge show. Via
b7 J. Whalen. Standing s',rT good. Won cesiy
20. Sihy !. Winner entered ?or $500. No bio
IN Auto Run and drawing elonr.idn ~ hjm
rnj Foul claimed. bHt not allowed. Auto
rsil f,nm him. being tr7tcu horse
va hampsgcd h~ tf~ assistant stsctcr's wbir
carrio1 81 Topping around all during ,ho running
,-io THIRD RACE-Futuri,y course seii
j $40 vinncf $500. Sccord sI5 thiTd BIS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-08

0 9S o, T %,a .h1 GIur
N i oxeru iu uGalsn %;
vinp~
1o49 TO hi ''' 'p'ai
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-08

2s. IS; 1901 I.5. Sierra s-5 place 40 show
e. b. & D. Solitaire 9nd-Nellie Bell Trained
second same third driving. High price Forge
Overweight, Run 4 Sierra followed cln.e IN
OUT psSBSi him. going Over IN r,r
Run began TIRE hadlT when Sicrra took the
tho time. Si,tT a very DOLL rsce Sa.ranor
which became entsnslcd IN her tail and she
az. Throe-y.,r-o!ds ana upward. Ne, value 70
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-08

" pnlf 9 rInuir- or AZ no INN
D'arc. - -hcN. FlyiaE 7 Tisos. II sho7.
latUr Gun. Trimmed by q. -. JaNrv. s,srNi
easily. High price. Whi6fen SO. Bsm.ll 2
Buckle . surneil =. Whidd~n 2. Florsur. HI
,'se iu N" race Tinniug OF b. hgr-.H =,
we'll whiiden stumbled about 30 tAs going
tSSo FTFrE RACE-Futarl;y eour,- $
lDDo 90 winner $50. sscond f-S third ,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-08

a. ftH T'me-=T. a. o-so ,,,..
oTIronfe 1t show. Whine = osii-
Enci Won 5rNinE ',eon. easi- Nisn W..
". Nsk q Wunrr No n,r,,rier
orsios naished ~
Mcln t-ii 80 '''" "'i.Es'
tAevsriiseussr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-08

tai It'll best wishes from all the
NM students and faculty of the
wv school. The University OF Utah
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-06
Nus Meritp.

Gdfas 9rdRoes, Wlerifo, .:
SuIi. Rebellen uuter oem 0sHsral
Salosar, Der bic Borhut Der EebelleHs
arnee fommannirt, baben dngefan9sn,
biefe Deeenp su tsrroriiiren. Die ges
ioroniB unter ben 4merisanern iino
unoeren aasldnbern nahm am JreItag
All, als G. e. 5oliugsmort6, Der lets
ter zines Mdarenhauies bon aetilsion
unb Tsauiau tierIelbii. ins 0efanss
nil, oepprfen tpurbe neil er 'ih per@
aer.e. bic Rebelisn gu Dsrprooionttrsn.
gie Retelien pliiaotrten hann ben Sas
ben aus.
Don ben moruoniihen aoloniiisH
habsn bic Aebe[en Yferoe unbShlahts
pieh perldnat. W.an befiirttet. naB oit
2oat cine Isbr sruite tperceu tptro-,
ipsnn Die Sauptarmee Der Hebeuen
nadd Dieisr Geseno toHlmt. Die ne
bellen bobsn fta bereits 800 StiidWsh
dHgeetsnt!.
Der aansen meritdniihen Noroor'
hdhn entldng, mo- bic Rebellen ilt3 jsBl
toRssntrirsn, berridt Elm 0eflhl gro'
ber geiorgnib. benn man peiB nid1l
fpie nett bic 6ungrise gepellers4rme'
nit benz gIiinotrn gebsn rpiro.
gafo, Ter. 8. Suli. Die hsl'
tioen gefpelungen Der Rebelenorme'
bdb.n se,sist. oaB es NIT Der orsani
Iirten militGriIGen aumpagne Der Ute
belIen su Gnne lit, unb oaiiir einlSue
riIairisu begpnntn bat. Der oroht. bal
oanse aSrpIihe Msrito 3u peripuitsH.
\ yiiHf sruppsnsiiee Der Rebelen tra
u fen pdhrenb bes 9aees in Judre5, bic
1 iteer Gtabt esgtniiber. elm uno bis gun
Mbsno mar sin srober1teil oapon mad
yafas Oronbss, rs Weilen iiiotpeitlt6
BON BIER, ipeitsrasihidt lporbsn. WoI
bort aus bsubiittigen bic RsbslleH U
zen rei6en Winenftaai Sonora eiH5!l
1 S;ineen.
Qadoem bic RebsllsH Ghibuabu
Z, 1gfasaeben. ssritorisH iie ale eiisn
:, ,Jabnbriiden 5ruiiten gahlmtes. a
'Wseilsn IiibIih BON Ghihuahua IN
Il Goues, 80 WseiIen Rorolih BON olslt
Giabi eelegen, unn fpo iid iest b
Qattui Der Rebsliennrmee beflHoe
Tas glufasben bon CHIHUAHUA. ipo al
Hahmiting Negisrungs aapaller
einaeriidt iii, bsbeuiet. oab bas 6sbie
bas Ron ben RebelIsR behsrriht nirl
b<beutenb bsIhrInti iein ipirb. sur
yta lit bic einsise ipitsige Staot, D
iis nr6 in bonom baben. geners
pasaual Gro5co perbrdttt bic 5lad
n Gnues, er ipurDe nbsr am AbeIl
Ter erlporsti. gr piro BON bier al
is wepeaunaen Der Dsrffisoenen Hl
.1nnen fontroIlir.n, in rptIhe be "
islItnormee iih jebt auflOit. Sunr
IN iett bic nduptiidhi Der Rebelle
lyonse Giitnbabn5iigt NIT Qr6iD'
iinb In ben gfBten brsi 1dgen bier al
geiommtn.
Gin 0utrillnsrieg I'm Sonorn biirl
Der Rsgisrung msbr Gorge made
aIs cine resuIGre Rampaens. I'm B
stnpoTion BON Gonora auf3uhalss
i5idt bic Regieruns bon Nsun Qrie
unb pom ipeIiliten Goncrn aus Iru
pen ben Nttsllsn snigegtn. Dst
elaubs, bab iDenisiftnE 1000 Uldi
fur biefen 3fpsd untsripsss iin6.
Der Negisrungsgtn<rdlS Soniines I
anb Fh an Dreitag BON glaua nd
frcntera, Gnnnpo, I'm bas acmmn
DO iibtr bic 6ouptiplcnne 5u iikrns
men, unb ipdhrtnb ieine 4rupptn
M<beIIsn oii b<r Sinassgrtn5e 5lDifh
Genera unb Gtibu1bud engngirl
mia sbja -Gtmes ~ GsnsSs1 6asa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-06
Jn[an0 gclegrap6
Eur untonItituticHelI er
Hart.

Snbianapolis, 5. Suli 9as
Cberaeridt Snbiana's bat Die DOM
Douperneur marihda entDorfens uno
pon Der aegislatur uagenommene ntus
aonititution fir niht perfafunssse=
mdB ertldrt. Dos G<riht petit Dos
rauf bin, nab bas @olt uno niht Die
leaisIntur iib<r 9erfaFunss asnoss
rtinaen ob5uitimmeH babe. 0ie IN.
tsre Snltans bate bdTelbs 9sroitt ubl
otaeben. Gouperneur Waribda tpei'
aerte iih, bic 6anolunespeifs oes De
rihisbofes su tritiiiren. ~Sh babe no.
iii.lih meine sisenen 4nii1tsn,
meinte er, .ss ,pGrs fiir MID absr ni4
lsnaskfa6t, sisisIbsu- sasluiess4su.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-06

Sir 0bio. Weit 8irginien uno
bas peitlihe pennInlpunien: 0elegsnt.
Iitsr Gtrinrsgen am Snmitag unb
ipabriheinlih am Sonntdg. Yerdn'
Derlide Winne.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-06
9l & nm q 3 b 0 | I.

Qriootier 8ittlnann (5u ietner.
IrmD: Der 3i1ter DaIesfp orebt
iib Ihon oen qau8er1 abeno nm MIDI
herum; Der nil mid itter pieoer
auplu1pet.
- .9os bahtc i'd mir audi Ihor !;
ieire StiruIode iIt beut elm rthtigcs
Ssrage8eihen. j"
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8 bte Trembu m ortcrl

e>0bere 3ohter: yQapa, tpenn Tr
in oie Staot eebit. 10 beiteae MIR
ooh, bite, in Der WtlliifalienbnnO.
llna ben vGpflus mooeruer Wet
ter
Ger gapo Tin Der MlrifnllenborlD-
lune): ySubcn Ste niht ben mooer.
| Inen GbtIop bon Rsiiter .cut 2agsET
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9ierFQher M orb uno
SeIb # NOR

Duniou, Yutou 5errttortum,
5. Suli. - GugeniO 8agIto, Elm 40
Sabre alter Staliener, bat am 5reltaS
isinsn gruoer sSobn 8agIio, gt9sne
thinner oes Central 6otels, ietHes
gruoers Satin uno oeren 3ipet &tns
Der, bic 16 Sabre ulte Roia uHo bic
ueun Sabre alte Gbriittne, ermoroet
uno oaun SelbitmorD begangeu.
Gugenio 8oglio mar in ietne Iun9e
Rihte, RoIa, perIiebt uuo Die gItern
oes Wdotens batten i6m perbpten, ods
Saus ALL betreteu. Der Utoroer tam
am Greitag, nit 5pei ReDoIOsrn uno
einem DoIh betpaffnet, in ous Sotel.
gr fano 5rou 8aglio IN Der 8hhe,
| folote ibr nah ihrem ShIafstnmer uno
! ihob iie bort tobt. 1br 9atte lpurDe
! i'm gett erf6pIsn. gbriitine lam an
Die 9bur uno tpuroe bort rieoSrgea
fhofTen uno RoIa rpurDe i'm Sstt ge'
| tootet. Der W0rper Ihnitt iih odnn
oie &eble our6 unb idob ith eine
4uael in ben 8ppf. 2lQe flint perios
nen puroen in einem 3immer tpot aufs
sefunDeu.
gautrdubsr erfhoien.
Rome, Soma, 8. SuIi. -- @bas.
Glart BON Wlpunt YIeaiant fam am
Sreitaq Ratmitta9 in Die Rome Sops
tngs gant, I6oB Dem SaiIirer ). B.
6tlemdn Elm puar Sugeln in bic 4rme
unb entflpb ounn nit Elm padr bunoert
; TplIurs in 9ddr. Gr purDe ein paor
| Stunben lang nit 2tutpmobilsn oers
Folgt uno itliebIia einsebplt uuo, als
er fih CUR Debre fsste, eriboiien,
lS. 8. QaugbIin, elmer Der 8erfoIgr,
purbe pertpunbet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-06

Eeste gLeth ndfy Der Rdtuitropbe nd9
@lmira gebra6t purben, bat DieI 8ers
ipirrung berporgerufen. Gs BAT ith
berausgeiteut, bab Die 8erunglidte,
neI6e ais 5rau 8ranbis ioentifi5irt
purbe, cine 5rau 6. u. Utaferoe lit.
ipeI6e ii6 nit tbrem Gatten auf Der
So6Seitsreife befdnb.
Der Grprebmaggon. ipel6er Der Go-
tomottOe Des ,3uges go. II folgte uHo
polliq bemolirt rpurbe, entbielt $780,
200 in gaargelb unb 100000 in
Wertbpapieren. Der GotomotiDfiihrer
Bm. Shr0oer befinoet fth unter fort=
tpdbrenoer dr3tlther Qufit6t, ba man
Getitesit0rung bel ibm befiiratet.
aongreBrepr. 81 ulbp pI6sa
lid geftorben.
Qep0ort, 5. sult.- st. WulbD
BON Sgbensburg, q. o., aongrsbzRss
prdfentQnt pom 26. Netn Yprter 8i@
Itrit, tpurbe am 5rsitag 4benb auf els
nem SDpba in feinem 3immer i'm
Wlurrap 6ote[ tpbt aufgefunoen. Der
Coroner purbe bena6riattgt unb er
beoann iofort nit elmer unterIuhung.
IS f6sint dber, Dab Der Sob Wtalbps
auf notiirli4e llria4en 5uriid8utiiRrsn
1T.
Gin Cpfer bes 8ierteu.
| 4ppIetpn, Wis., 5. Suli. -
| 2lnbretp 5oFFman. Der am 9onnerftag
eineu Wliniaturz 1orpebo IN DEM 9lau>
ZEN, Is IeiguuDp, faute, erlag am Jrel@
tag Ieinen 8erleBungen. Der Spren8z
t0rper erplooirte uno rib ibm pas 9an3e
8eii1t fort.
Rt4ter 2pn6 d.
I QittIe Rot 2(rt., 5. Suli. -
Sobn WiQiams, ein 9teger, ipuroe am
3pnnerItag 2tbenb in Der 9tdbe BON
/ glumuerpiQe, 4rt., ben geamten, Die
, ibn perbaftet hattsu. entriiien uno ges
lnndt. g8iQiams bate duf einem
) Qegerz zgicnic cine Shldgerei ange'ans
, gen unb gaul Pisler, einen 9tlfss
Sbertff, Der Rube ittften poLIte, err
:. Ihoiien. Der WOrDer puroe Derbaftet
i unb io(lte nun Dem nd6iten 8efGnguit
transportirt Tperoeu, ais er pon einsr
n Wiob ben 5dnDeu Der 8eamten eut'
riifen uno aufgebGngt puroe.
g 2 t1pinOler Il sen o nj m e 4
e Columbus, g, >. SSuli. 81
Y Gregon lit Elm gepiIIer @. s. Sta
q piih inter Der @uflage nerhaItet nor
N ben. cine 9ln3abl Gbioer 9iirger 1
ser 92ahe ;Sremouts, Sanousfp Gpur
I IN, nlrrh 5hDiuoeIeieu NIT Dertblc
len 9erqmert5- -2lftien Inn etne @lel
/. teImillion betroget 5u haben Ee
n 9urihe miro ausgeliefert rDeroer
1T Stapiib perfulrfte 500 Aftten ouT et
q. gergmert in Oregon, oaa gar md
N ertItirte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-06
S6Wgres Gi(en6a6n .JlnO(a6
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friepigeno.
aonsrebrprdisntant R. gedlbp Dol
glsp Dort pl0sli6 geitorben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-06

MuslanD D.Selegrapb
Die Gage In MeIikO.
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Etaat Sunora ein5aiaaen.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-06

Die geidGitslage bes 2anbes ie9r be-
friepigenb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-06

gtriit,.s Don elmer BerlobunJ oes
prinsen qbatbsrt BON preuBsH
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-06

Wlorb unb Sslbitroro IN
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-06
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-06

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Arizona republican., 1912-01-26
ANNUAL REPORT OF WORK DONE
Management of St. Luke's Home Re elected at Meet ing Yesterday. The Years Accomplishments Most Satisfactory.

The annual meeting of St. Luke's Home management was held yesterday and resulted in reelecting all officers and trustees who are: Bishop Atwood. president and treasurer: Rev. William J. Scarlett. Judge Edward Kent. b. E. Heard. Dr. J. W. F'oss and Charles A. Van der Neer secretary.
 The executive committee consists of Bishop Atwood. pr. J w. Foss and Rev. B. R Cocks. the latter being superintendent also.
 The past year has been the first that the home has been kept open the year through. no closing during the summer months and the record of the years work has been flattering in many ways. The reports show that .SS cases have been treated there be- ing 32 patients in the home at the present time. The results have been the best in the history of the home both as to the number of cases treat cd and the percentage of those who have responded to or been materially benefited in health by their stay in the home.
 About 5000 has been spent in per manent Improvements such as bath houses. physicians house. laboratory. chaplain's house and improvements to existing buildings.
 About s2,000 has also been added to the endowment fund.