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The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-26

By Tom S. Andrews.
Best known of all referees is
Eugene CORR, the great English
arbitrator of boxing, whose name
is as familiar to followers of the
game on this side of the Atlantic
as it is across the water, Corr1 is
the last word in the sport in Eng
land and referees all the bouts at
the National Sporting club.
81 have had what you Ameri-
cans call hot times in the ring
frequently" said CORR to me one
afternoon, when discussing ring
affairs in general and the referee
ing angle in particular.
perhaps the most unpleasant
moment and the one requiring the
quickest action of mind was when
two young fellows were fighting
at the old club in London, some
years ago. There was great
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-02-26

deal of betting on the outcome.
81 don't remember the names
of the boxers, but they were
called Jack and Bill. They had
been fighting like two wildcats
for II rounds and it was a toss-up
as to which had the better of it.
First one would score a knock
down and then the other. The
crowd was wild with excitement
and the betting continued furious.
In the thirteenth, Jack began to
pile up points and had away the
best of it. I did not see how the
fight could go another round.
The climax came in the four
teenth. They rushed and let go
rights at the same time. Both
landed on the point of the jaw
and both went to, the floor for the
count of 10.
The excitement was of the
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29
Coulter, Soma.

Sort MisiionsnSoe ira ben IS. til
20. Oft. bar 0o6t bei6ot. Go9Ie bar
fonre iom @GIter, iRrIig ira @eoar
Sails. qff frenmeoe BrPIter bob.
zoe ri II. W}. 9tielien, S%acfionoiae,
So.; 6. 6olcf. Selped. ga. o. 9.
@. 9olr0o, Davenport, Sa.53 ifon
6urnoni ofleite Den enc 6oler Den
al1Ocn, oq Dorntt o9 inOtrGn9elp0e
log6es BET os pou 5inoe at 6enptte
9taoOens Gi6 / Gag. Oct iiOite
Orb, Di log0eS poo Sin0e, bar:
Ser til, at i19en ioripnumer @uOs
Goo0e3 3i0." Wootte set ioo bore
9leiultotet, ioo nar 9eniigten meo
WiSiionsnte0et nouet.
Oct mGrfes, at oct er @fteroor.
SrGerl1e itnur bln0lgIe, og oct Dtss
III son iorer omfrin9 for 9lGi ten.
9au 0foiSnurferne er Der Sraol6e6
ira ti0lig Mdorgen til aften, 0a @o.
len er ioa itor / 9or, o9 oct er lige-
.pm lbot 6aori0t at ioa arbei6ere nof.
Ser gibes en0oo Sec til &c per. 9u.
for at pllrfte. &igtig INIT SER bor
ri boft De itoite 2 til 8 Tiger, noe.
item Sommerbeir.
OGDEN bar giort lin S6It i6GonOt
os; TO 9antIe er goaet mo bag 6or-
bpn9et.
N}rs. Sens 9eter anOerie len bleo
beqrooet poa Den 0onife &irfegoor0,
ion tfl6orer St. Yeters Oonffe We'
/ 2atimer, iom betienes Of
Zen norIfe Spno0e; men Oa Q1eni8-
I6eoen nor Ii0en er uoen 6oif00enOe
9rrit, tolte goitor @eismonn /
6iesmmet og iorrette0e Sor0pooto.
poo airfegonr6en.
@onrle 5Srons &orn beuiou title
roliQ oen q. Oft. 5 oct ii0ite
Norstbo Dor bans SiemIGngiel ioo
itor, at 5oaren mootte rinOe. forOi
Fan life flrnOe f%oritoo. 6porfor 6on8
3relier benteoe ioa lpnge; me0et
ipg oor ban ogiao, ioo oct bar 8oOt,
at 6o0er tog fit Barn biem. Sorn
par loot / Slesoig 1882, IGrte $50.
moger6oon0oprfet bIeo gift 1885
oo boiotte iig i Eoftlun6 so9n,
bar me6 / ari0en 1864 iom 6anif
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29

for Infer man life fin 8i6el2 -
5or6i oct nlltiI0ogs oio.
90 er Der ingen Bon mere? @r
BET Oo life mtligt mere at rno6e
@lt6 op, iod at ban ao6enborer iig /
2lnn0 til Gro, til 8relie? ga, oct
er Der bel nof, men man beoer fife
mere, man ffal 10 6o bobe i'm giga-
ret og pos'e fin SoIbfrone.9lomon
= 2iterotltren er 10 ion oannenoc
o9 foreoIen0e og biaig at foo -;
o9 bborfor be6er man ioa iffe2 3ei,
for Oct er M til Days for Ell 1tng
NonO ioo oanifeligt at tro.
Suoleoes f6rer man Sting.
0g irp9teIist er oct olGere0e. at
iua mnli8e er ioa Io0e, iua oi0enOe,
ioa boone, iao lige9Dloige / $en-
ieen6e til at ieoe Groen, til at bile
tro, men oct ~frp9teligite al oct 6ele,
Briffen ODER iet, oct er oenne mage.
li9e 9en9rfnin9: Get er MI til
Gags - ioo ioert."
g6ei oct er life iberere MI enc
fer. Oct foiter nsiogtigt oct iamnle
M iOm / 9alnIe Gage, at ooeroir0e
lit 9ierte, at 6e0e lin 96n, at paste
lin 9t6eI, at i6ge i'm 8irfe. Der
er life Gale ON, at man / pore
Gage bor iot getaGin9en op, ioo at
bet nl TIL Gags er 6prere = Gige-
iom 6~igoretter og Soreiteg oo
Sfner; Der er beler life Gale ON,
at man / bore Gage iPlger ari-
iten0om til ncoiot 8ris - Giaeiom
2%iteratllr og 8eoterbiQetter Briien
er n6iogtig ben ionme.
90 San06c0en er, at oil man life
6etuIe Rriien, ioo bliper oct Iaa
frD9telig bnnifeIigt al ma til Gro-
en. Nei, itop: ri ifrep oonifeligt.
Get er o8ioo ct mooerne Sofnspo-
fltS, at man iuit iiger oponte.
li9t", tbi 6eri %nn0erforitoor man,
at oct er bert nof, men set fonmer
iiffert oaigeoef at ia ieDo, omar
man er tiftreffelig prlig, I. GfS.
en- DerIio 6ritrnfer"p life ion6N
Oct fonmer NOT al fla ielp. Soro-
beoen er. at oil man life 6etaIe Gri-
len, ioo bIiber set ioa irDqteIiqt
innlIigt at rao til 1roen.
So6onne82oft
/ .9(or. 5tiftSt. "
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29

Oct er / Acknowledged bore Oages
8ioerIfab", Der ioor Sfpr0en FOR
ganiteligbeOerne 81 oct gentoges
inffenoe of &l1noreOer of uitgeNen0
- iom olorig i 6eres Gage bar
tnnft en- ieloiten0i9 biOenifobelig
5oufe. iont oI0rig / 0eres 2io bor
bait 9eiligbe6 til at tenfe ODER,
bpiIfen 8i0enifob, &c meter. iom
oDorig ifogen SinOe bar rsrt Ell pi-
~oenftabelig BOG, u0en en- af Den
clogs iom tohner | populert iii
init og / nleeet 6ilig lt0gobe; for en-
iooOm fulrOiieret 8i0enito6s SfplO,
for foooonne 9egetsistDiols Sfpl6
filler man iig op, beDmret FOR i'm
SiGls 6relie og iiffer meo Senoerne
I be9ge 9ufseIonmuer, at oct CT ioo
ibprt at tro M til 0ags. 90 |
oette I'M til Bags" lager, ontoger
ie9. 0en 6anfe: of, Dor ieg f60t /
ormmere Eioerl men M er boooe
req 90 SiOen FOR floge til at trio.
S0o0nrme lmqe Otppo brl0er iig
mo, at De bar iaa onnlfeligt oeO at
tro og 0e bar ol0rig itri0t Ell
Strt0, nl0rig toget ct 8ia6b, olorig
flpttct iig for at bsre og ie, 9uor
Sroen par at b6re og ie, - o9 ioo
iuffer De: Oct er Ioo Ioertl og oeres
Wbore og 6onter iuffer me0 og
tr6iter ii9 ioo tilitoit meo, at man
mao BOG belere bore en- uerlig
3ritGrfer" emo en- 6pfIer. - Com
ON Srit9nteri | bette 5ilfGloe life
bar oct Iotterli9ite Spfleri: mon man
nirfeIiq ifoG ta9e for gooe @orer, at
0isie un9e Neno tPnfer, og at Sc
tfImeO gtpnter frit", bet oil iige
ielpitpnoiqt9
Son Oonffeli9 t at troll
er Ser oo ingen 9irfe mere, bbor
man fan lpre, boo0 man ifnl tro
% qsre2 SO biit er Ser oct; men
Der fonnner man life, man er noe
poo fin gnfIe; % bborfor fommer
man life / airfe2 - fonoi set er MI
til Ooqs Ioa bonifeliat at tro. -
20 idole0eS f6rer ri ON.
90 er ser ga in9en 9ibel mere,
boori mnn fon lPfe ia til, boo6 set
6reier iiq ou2 so, bit err Der oct
men Sen fpier man 10 6o life; man
ffof 10 1 8ioaroftentret Og bpor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-11-29

iSol0ot, og 0erefter mootte ban meo
8an1ilie lt0ban0re til Dontnorf og
iatte 80 / Geins Sogn og tom ser /
9ep6ring me0 gGeberne poo gtftop
9eilfole, og 6Dorfro Fan 10 Ioa bill
Dpre fenot me0 noQle at 8rpIterne
i 6eg9e Oonife 8irfeiamfltno. 9e
reiite til Qmerifu / 1885, o. Sorll
ff loa otnif0er i'm @erning / Cubs
6us, ioet 6o1 / "A 2(or bar airfe-
tieller oeo I'll. So6oineS-@irfen pc0
2atimer eaer, ON beore fen0t, Sarrrp.
ton. ri &eGbre68- 9enipn mootte
ban op9ibe Den @erningo ban elife-
6e ioa bgit
Den %. Oft. 1905 feire6e Scr.
o9 Mtrs. &orn 6ereS @ul66rDl(up,
Ioo 0e to gor1Ie for 6elt 6oooe onot
o9 oo6t me6 6iton6en / 81 gor,
o8 / Den 0b0 fit De 90 ogioo lert
at i69e Sjemunet berobentiI og at
fglgeS do poo @immelbeien, og 90
Mrs. Sort iog6e lit o6orbel, 60.
Der, ieg fomner mart, 0o iog6e
bun nof ion0t; t6i bun er ooer be
so. 6re0 pGre me6 bans Min6e.
@anIe Mrs. 4orn enIfer, ON Cant
neDirfe oil optdge bette.
Gil bore 6ortreiite genner / goli-
fornio, ienOer bi en- fprliq 6ilien
OF ip6rger, orn De er forn6ie0e meo
at bore RoIinpillere; Be er bel life
ioo tore at 6oon0tere ion yt6e
%oorneor8" / Soma, men ino er Der
10 til @en9plo flere at 6en1. 81
matgler ier III nGIiQebel.
Gen II. Oft. 6np0e ltngforl go.
lbannes 16orup. % 8i9e Minu
anltoien 9rpIlltp. 8e bleb p9te.
oieoe / 9irfen / Confer. 6oorof 6en
llige Mon0 er We0lenl. @i16et Ito6
bo5 @r. 30. q. Senien8. De nD0ifte
iatte 90 poo en- Turn 3 a 6 Mil
git for Coulter.
6iIIen til ale. q.
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-11

NEW YORK, oct 11-Cooler weather
steaded the cotton market today and the
opening tone was firm with prices ranging
from to points below last nights close.
| There was heavy buying at the outset by
shorts, who feared to let their short lines
run over the holidays. as the weather
map indicated a cold wave coming on the
| Western states tonight. After the call
prices had made a further upward move
ment. being to points over the previ-
Gus close
About the only feature in the market
during the early trading was the short
covering and aggressiveness Of leading
spot interests. Also the ring crowd was
at times a good buyer. but later turned
seller in connection with commission
houses, which have been free sellers
| throughout the day, and prices lost all
of the initial gains
Later during the afternoon trading a
sudden realizing movement prevailed,
based upon the late government weather
map foreCasting favorable weather over
the belt, and prices quickly responded,
losing the entire gains and dropping about
II points below the opening quotations.
Those who were good buyers yesterday,
and also some of the people who bought
on predictions of colder weather in the
Western states, liquidated their holdings,
which, it was said, caused the down
ward movement.
Heavy spinners takings caused further
selling during the last half hour of trad
ing, causing prices at the close to show a
net decline of II to 10 points from the
final quotations of Thursday.
RANGE o. NEW Work EVJTtJRWM
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-11
ATLANTA MARKETS

EGGS-Fresh country candled. 23a24c.
BtTIER-JerSey and creamery. in lib
blocks, 25W2712c fresh country dull, 100
DRESSED POULTRY-Drawn. head
and feet on. per pound: Hens, 17@1Sc;
fries 25@21l&c ROSTERS, S0l0c: turkeys
LIVE POULTRY-Hens, 45450c; roost-
erS 250 35c; fries. 25M35c. broilers 20m
25c; puddle ducks, 2505Oc: Peldr ducks,
tO0f5c; geese 5O@c0c each; turkeys, ow-
Ing TO 1atness, 14@ l5C
FRUITS AND PRODUCE
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES lemons
%.0On4.5O per box: Bananas. 3@3}sc per
pound. cabbage. 15NS1 per pOuuG: pea
nuts, per pound. fancy NirEini9 G15D7c
choice STATE. beans round green. 7Ic0
$1,000 70; lettuce, Fancy, S1.75a2 90;
choice Sl200l.50 per crate, beots. $l506D
2 per barrel: cuoumbers 75c0St per crate;
irish potatoes. PEI. barrel, $2.50@3OO: old
Irish potatoes, S100a11C.
Egg plants. S202.5U per crate; pepper
SOL 70 per crate tomatoes. fancy. six
toes 75C0Sl 90: pineappes S2.O00225 per
crate, onions, 75cM$l00 per bushel; sweet
potatoes, pumpkin yam, 75@ S5c per bush
Ell, watermelons, $10Gl5 per uuudred
PROVISION MARKET
Corrected by White Provision Company
Cornteld FANS, 10 to r pounds average
Corndeld hams - to IA pounds average,
Cornfold skinned hams. 16 to IS pounds
corndeld picked pigs feet, I5-p,und
corndeld jeuicd meat in lob. dinner
Cornncld picnic hams, to pounds
Cornfeld breakfast bacon, 24c.
Grocer style bacon wide or narrow,
CornfeId fresh rork sausage uink or
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-11
CANADIAN PACIFIC
DROPS $40 SHARE
Heavy Selling Abroad of Amer
lean Securities Causes Big
Decline Throughout List.
BY CHARLES w. STORM.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1t.-Heavy selling
for foreign accounts caused general re-
cessions in the stock market at the OPEN
ing today. The depression of the local
market reflected the situation in the Eu-
pean bourses, which were hard hit by
selling caused by the Balkan situation
The success of Montenegro, coupled with
the possibility that all of southeastern
Europe may be atlame against Turkey by
the middle of next week, caused foreign
investors to sell heavily
Lehigh Valley and Baltimore and Ohio
yielded point in the first fifteen minutes
Other declines were United States Steel
common "a Amalgamated Copper Y,
american Smelling q, Erie common Is,
Pennsylvania g. Atchison y, Union
Pacific s.. Missouri Pacific "a, Canadian
Pacific 81, Southern Pacific g, Southern
Railway "a.
Canadian Pacific was the weakest in
the international issues, being sold in
big clocks for London, Berlin and Paris
accounts
The curb was weak Americans were
off in London. Canadian Pacific there
slumped
Prices were forced to lower levels in the
late forenoon on continued heavy selling
by foreign houses. Canadian Pacific led
the downward movement, having sus-
tanned a net loss of points since the
opening. Declines ranging around point
were sustained in Lehigh Valley, Southern
Pacific, Reading and Baltimore and Ohio.
Stock quotations.:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-11
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Warranty Deeds.

Warranty Deeds.
SEQ. Carroll Payne to II. w. Mitchell,
lot g. by l43 feet, east side Walnut
street, loo feet north of oak street. Sep
$i.525EAtlanta DEVELOPMENT COMPANY
TO Calvin Shelverton, LOT 80 by $50 feet,
south side Highland avenue rs feet
west of Highland avenue. September /.
$&,0Q0-Alex w. Smith to Mrs. Francis
c. Wttherspoon, lot 40 by 100 feet west
side Marietta street 112 feet north Of
Bass avenue August >, 1907
$l.5$5-A tlanta Development Company
to Dillin- Morris Company, lot SO by $50
| feet, south side Highland View, AIS feet
west Of Highland avenue. September so.
S3S;000-MrS. Minnie L. Roberts to j. r.
bama street and , and Madison avenue,
lot 40 by ~ feet October :, 1911.
$2,aoO-T, J, Hightower, ST., to J. w.
Swiney,, 81 DeGress avenue, so by 1875
$2,2oOz-J b Hightower to T. J. High
! tower, Sr, same property September u.
2,5QO-Adele 5. Pines to Pet Fry, lot
4S by ll5 feet, south side Glenn street,
20 feet west of Formwat street May
80. 1910,
81 800 Tom H. Pitts to Mrs. Mildred 7.
| Fan, lot 80 by 1875 feet, east side Hill
street. 200 feet south of Fair street. Oc-
Stood H. McCown to Interstate
Sales Company, lot so by $50 feet, west
side Ponce DeLeon place, 80 feet south
of Roy street October o
Sl,3O0-T NJ Tombs to y. II. Bran
rem, t94 Central avenue, IS by 1871 feet.
$3.50 Fulton County Home Builders to
Mrs. katrine Ruse Harris, lot 60 by 1873
! feet. east side Linwood avenue. 100 feet
north of North avenue October o.
800 T. w, James to n. e. Oleson,
lot so by l4S feet southeast corner or
mend and Martin streets. October 3.
Sa9o-E E. Bragg to Mrs. Clara. S.
tin street, zoo feet from Vanira street.
September 80.
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Liverpool cables were due to come 81
to 612 points higher. but the market
opened quiet at 3 points advance. At
1915 p, m the market was quiet but
steady at a net advance of points.
Later cables reported decline of IL
points from 1918 p. m. At the close
the market was steady, with prices a net
gain of TO SO points from the final fig
ures of Thursday.
Spot cotton steady and in good de-
mand at 4 points advance, mddlng
6.$0d; saels 5000 bales, including 5000
American; imports $4,000 of which all
were American.
Estimated port receipts today 70 900
bales, against 81 AGA last week and II 1928
last year, compared with 1904 the year
before.
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LEGAL Notices.


and plat of same made by G. S Robert.
civil engineer, August. 1879. and bounded
on the west and south by !. j. Save; on
the north by Carroll, Wooley. Carl Grant,
ct al, and on the east by the Shallow
Ford public road
Terms: one third cash. balance one
and two years. Z per cent interest
WILLIAM S. CARROLL.
Administrator Estate of Julia A. Carroll
WILLIS NJ ENERETT. Attorney
10-l1-S
NOTICE. TO DEBTORS MD CREDIT
ORS-AU creditors of The estate of
James Miller, late of Fulton county. de-
ceased, are hereby notified to render in
their demands to the undersigned accord
ing to law. and all persons indebted to
said estate are required TO make imme-
date payment
October 10, l9l2.
J. c. MILLER
II Copenhin avenue.
HL-ll q
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RANGE IN LIVERPOOL FUTURES,
HAYWARD g. cLARKs
DAILY COTTON LETTER

NEW ORLEANS. oct. 11.-Weather
developments are very slow The rain
formation has moved northeastward
away from Oklahoma, and so far the
cold wave has only advanced to the
cloudy over the entire belt. Rain only
along the central Gulf coast. Little
change i'm temperatures, except lower in
northwestern portion.
\ New York Seed Crushers' article says
that prospects for 5000 900 bale cotton
crop is putting now lie into the seed
crushing industries which comprise about
$50 esta blishmcnts Our market opened
easier, but rallied on scalpers bIying in
anticipation Of further short covering in
New York today. on account of the holt
day there tomorrow. The government
forecast Of frost I'm Northwestern states
also brought some demand. There was no
real trade support. however, and the
market sonO became fiat
RANGE IM NEW OBI FANS ENrIpEs
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$l000-M c. HUE to Mrs Mary L.
Stranahan, guardian, lot 100 by lis feet,
southeast side McDonough road. 26S feet
southeast of Southern railroad Sep
TENDER 20.
$i,25O-i. w. Swiney to Mortgage Bond
Company of New York, 81 DeGress ave
nue.. September 90.
81 loon. +. Oleson to Mrs Mary J.
Rabbit, lot 50 by 14S feet, southeast cor
ner Ormond and Martin streets Octo-
Der O.
SSe6-C. l. Ingram to Trust Company
of Georgia, lot zoo by zoo feet, west side
Gonnally avenue, 2$9 feet south of Camp
belltOn road, October 10.
$700-T j. Moon to r J. TreadweIl
lot Zoe by 90 feet. southeast corner Xii
liam and Waldo streets. September Is
500 educational Paper Company to
Fidelity Mutual Life Insurance Company.
lot f07 by 1879 feet, southwest corner of
500 amanda p Brown to KATE " W,
Barrett. lot IS by ESQ feet. north side
Seventeenth street. in Ansley Park; be-