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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25
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Tunmebr ut Die 1Sidbrige 8rob>
b~er6ogin Waric bon 9uremburs auf
ben Tbron selanst unb bat Die 3iiael
Der Teeieruns ielbit in Die Sano ges
nonn,en, Die bis Su ibrer @robjdbrigz
felt Die 8roBber3osins @ittipe Iaria
Inna an ibrer Steue gefiibrt. gs
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man iib in 2urembltre Ihon eifri9 nit
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audi bDfit inteIisente iunge Siiritin
beim5ufiibren inb .@roBber3os : 8ez
mail" bon 2uremburg 81 tperoen. Gs
iheint. baS ma iif aber audi in
Srantreih iiber bieie Srase aufrest
unb Die gefiirdtung begt, Die 8abl
Tonne auf einen beutlhen YrinSen
fallen unb 2%urenlburs unter beltiden
ginflub selaneen. (?) limb es ent>
ipringt offenburent l%le6eltpolen, penn
bon folder Settle bas q T ii d. I perz
breitet piro, mar itrebe in Berlin baz
1ad1. einen Der nod unperbeiratbeten
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Der iusenolid,en @roBber5o9in 0tarie
gu terbeiratben. Nan brauht tnrm
81 beriifern, bab bon einem ber>
artigen Streben an ben 5uitdnbigeu
SteDen in Berlin nidt bas 8erin9ite
befannt lit. Senes @eriid)t fenns
5eifnet iib idon babur6 als polfomz
men baItlos, ba6 Die @robber5osin
0larfe, iuie ibre Mutter unb ibre
flint iiinseren Shipeitern. fatboliIfen
@laubens lit. 10 bab es 5tpeifeuos fein
proteitantiiher Srin5 lit, benz - bic
iibrigens bieIeiht nidt einmal iebr be-
n~eioensuertbe Stole - 6es ~Yriuces
Comfort" in einem 2dnoden bon $500
Suabratfilpmetern NIT 100000 Be-
pobnern sufaaen tpirb.
Sad einem anberen q + ii Of 1T
es elm Erins aus Der fatboliihen
Sobensolerns 2inie unb sipar DER CRIB
prin5 Sriebrih Iiftor bon Soben5ols
lerns Sigmaringen, Der ais fiinftiser
2ebenssefdbrte Der iunsen Serriferin
auserieben ieiu ioa. Bon ibrem Batter,
benz @roBbersca Bilbeln. lit Der 1Ss
idbrisen Grobber5osin Elm Iinionens
germosen binterlaiieu iporbcn unb tic
gift nls cine Der ihonIten Der Siirltenz
tDfter gnropa's. Ser grbprin5
Sriebrid @ittor lit Der 1ltcite Sobn
bes sleiffalls enorm reihen SiirItcn
@ilbelm bon 6%oben5ouern@ Sismarins
gen unb ipirb am 80. Nusuit 81 Sabre
alt. Or pient ais lieutenant I'M 1.
@arbes &esiment 81 SuB in Yotsbam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25

Sm 9aeaba, WiS., fanb AM IS.
Suni bos fcicrlife SesrdbniB bes an
Sountng porber peritorbencn Serrn
Sranf Sacobp itatt unb Sipar bpm Der
ct. Niholass Stride aus. SerIelbe
perIhieo I'M Sauie ieineS Spbnes
Senrp nah fur5em 2eioen i'm alter
bon 80 Sabren. Gr ipar allgemein
beforfTt inter Dem Hamen .6aiieler
SranS". @r itammte nGntlih aus
SnIicl, Surcmburs. nnb FAM I'M Sabre
1S4S nit ieinen Gltcrn unb 8eibtui
tern mad, 3olpn Belgium. Snt Sabre
1869 perbeiratbcte or lif NIT SrGus
lein Barbara Sepereiieu aus &lcins
bettingeL Siremburs. iueld,e i'm
Sabre 1897 itarb. Der Che emit
iproiicn eff ainber, bon bencn Die
lleberlebenpcn iiup: Nidolas 5u Wils
lpauiee. Senrp. Sranf, @ihael. 60
iepb. &atic unb Sobn su Sacaoa; fer
iter ahtScbu Gntelfinoer. Gem feier>
lifcn 9cardbuilie lpobutcn bel: Srau
Inna Sfmitidmit. Sobn Sacobp mn
Sreo Bauer bon Chicago. Sobn NJ.
Streii bon WilpaIfce. Nid. Sdroeber
UNI Better Ylicr BON glmpoob. Wis..
Rid 2cibcr. Sr.. uno Hid Sciber. ST..
bon Sbebop9an. @is., Srau !, i,
Oberit. Srnl :. Siebnlcin mn Mid
Suhbol5 bon 8raItpn. 6. aod bon
Sartioro unb cine itattlidc NnSabl
o Srcunocn ans sort &aibinaton,
&ofc Sburh. Belgium, Splp GroB mn
Tanbom 2afe. Sr. Srdnf Sacobr
ltarb lpoblperiebcn nit bcu Stcrbes
iufranentcn. Mpsc CT ruben in Srics
Den! Den traucrnbcn Sinterblicbcs
men nnicr Seilcie.
ScYsarS, 0cun, Den II. Suni 10.
@crthc Iebaftion! Ser senrigc
Tag mar Gin Srcubentas fir unlcrr
inu9cn Snrcmburscr Sobn Sumter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25

unb SRI. anna @roBmann fiir's 2eben
bereint. Die Srauun9 ipurbe bon
DEM bodip. Sater s. t.. Seucritein
poI5o9en. Sie Sod)3eit fanb i'm engeu
Samilienfreiie itatt, lpeil bic 9ralIt in
Sraucr lit. = George lllpcling bon
Hcmien bate lebte @od)e elm fuappes
Gntfommen. Gr nrbeitet auf Der
gnrtbole : Sarm uub lpoQtc in citcn
altcn Srunnen cine neue Curling"
MAIDEN. Scr Srlnrcn lit 40 sui
ticf unb lit sur 6dlfte nit @uiicr gcz
fiilt. Su5 8crilit. nrlf Dem lllpcs
ling nrbeitcte, brab %6uiammcn nno er
itiir5te in Sic Siefe unb cini9e hunoert
3iegelitcile ficlcn ibnt nod,. ltlpez
ling eripiihte Die Sunpcnrobre, oils CT
ms @aiier ficl unb belt itt oaran
felt, bis i'm Sim Sartbole beralis>
fiidlen fonute. @eors 5og ii1 mr.
leidtc @~erleslngen 81.
5ran %. Sabn, 80 Sabre aft, lit
am II. Sum- in ibrer 8obnung. 1871
Glap StraBe. gc%ltorben. Sic mar in
Yfaffentbul. Suremburg geboren. Sbr
@atte Itarb por einigen Sabren. G5
iiberleben iie cine Softer. SRI. Inna
in Subuale uno elm Sobn, Soiepb. i'm
Staate @aibin9ton, Der abcr ebenfals
Dem g%cgrdbniiie Der tbcuereu |eritors
benen am Sreitus %beiipobute. 9as
feierlife g~esrdbniB faub mad einem
3equiem in ct. Warien auf Dem Galz
pariens@ ottesader itott. IDae Die
Teritorbene ruben in Srieben! Sen
trauernben &inbern infer ber3lides
Seileto!
Caledonia, Winn. - 0as 25sidbs
ri9e Subildum unieres ct. Setter
llnteritiibungs : gerein5 fano iiingit
itatt. Or 5dblt $50 @itslicoer.
gu 2ugemburs, Winn., lit Strait
lein Inna Sbelen i'm Ilter bon %
Sabren seitorben. Sic rilbe in Sriez
ben! Ser Camille nnier Seileib!
Bort @~aibinston, @is. - Nm IS.
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Ilter o so Sabren nad1 ldngerem
9eiben geItorben. Gs iiberlcben tic
ibr @atte. prei Sobne uno 5tpci SDte
ter. iofpie ibr Batter: Serr Setter 8uri
uno 5ipei @riiber. Sic rube in Sries
benl Infer 9eileibl
Sm Der fatbplii6en Stride gu
8ilbertpiue, Sa.. wuroe pas Srobns
leifnams Set in feierlider 8ciie be-
sansen. Cine sroBc In5abl @ldubise
bate lid aus Der gun3en llm9escno
eingefunben, 10 bnb Die Stride piez
iclben nitt gQe iuiien tonutc iinp
altdre i'm Sreicn errihtet pcrpen
muBten. In Dem sSeite nabmen
aftipen Intbeil Die bodtp. Serren
Yfarrer q. Heimer. Slnttcrp. 8. Heiz
merit. 8. Tpttler, Safen, s. Nems
mers nno 8. y. 8oblmann.
Wie uns semelbct uirb, bat 8ep.
s. Hies. Tiarrer 81 @ruusluid, Ga.
am %. sunni boz Hiep Yort aus cine
Guropareiie ansetrcten. Gr miro
oriiben bleiben bis sum- 10. Septemz
Der. Sein Seimatbsort lit acblen,
2%liremburs. 8liiflite Iciie!
3eeber, ". 1af. - Im "a. Suni
tpirb iih 5err. Srauf Sober bon bier
nit SRI. GiiSaeefb 9esp bon 9cYtars.
Sa., perbeiratben. Slid gum Sunoe!
Die &cmiener eeftipu oes 9uremz
burger gruber6unoes ipphnte Dem
Yidnid Der @ranpiGcr Seftion am
porisen Spnntas bel. Ser Iusflue
mar in flint Nutomobilen S~uriideeleat
lporoen.-Nudo Die Oubuauer Settion
bate perflolienen Sunntas einen @ids
mid i'm .Hbomberg Tart.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25
Gin intereKanter Yro3ek.

s(us @aibinston. 8. G., melbcte
lnter'm 6. Siini Die nIii. YreS":
Him bic relieiOien Srben. insbeIons
here CD Die Der fatboliihen Stride,
Dor Der ibr brobenben GufloIuns (?l)
5u befpabren, iperben bic Inipdlte bes
ct. CD genebiftiners Srbens in Netp
SerIep moreen bas 8unoes : Sber9es
ridt NM Die 8epiiion elmer neillihen
Gntifeibung Der Expectations Ibtbei>
lung bes a6ten 8unoess ~&reisgerifs
tee erIlden. naf fpeld)sr Die Ser
pfIidtins zines @onfes. iein aanseS
Germoscn benz Sroen an iiberfrasen,
als DEN Dffentliden Sntereiien IdGos
lid, unsiltis lit. Sie gntideioun9
ipurbe I'M Sale bon Yater Mneuitin
Mirtb 9efdlt, peldler fiinfsia Sabre
lang benz 8enebiftiners Orben auges
hort hattie uno sur 3eit ieines Sobes
@ciltliher elmer beutiden 8emeinbe in
Springfield. Mtinn., 9elpeien mar. Ser
8erihtsbof lpar Der Iniidt. bab Die
8erfpanoten BIRTHS itGrtere Inz
ipriide auf ieinen NaflaB i'm Be-
TRACE bon $4,000 bdttcn als Der
Srpcn. Dem (?) er baS @eliibbe Der
aruihbeit. Der Irmutb uub bes Sc
borianes geleiitet bate"
Der Yrr5eB nabm. luie iid unIcre
Scier %erinnern lpcroen, in ct. Saul
fcinen Glissans unb ipurbc in Der
eriten SnitanS 6n @initen bes
SrocnS entIhicbcn. Sic G~insel6eiten
baben mir ipicberbolt bciprodcn. Gs
banbelt iid nibt 9erabe. pie cs in
Der pbigen 5iemlid perlporrenen Ses
pcIdc bciBt, mn cine benz Srben
brett brobcnbc @eiabr. ionoern Silz
nGd)it nm bic Inertcnnum9 Der
Mehtssultiafeit Der SrbcnsaeIiihbs
bur Den lpeltlidlcl Mcridtcn. @crbeu
hieie uid)t qiaii ais binoenocr Cons
trait i'm iuriitild,cn Simne o bcn
@eridten anerfannt. Damn fDnneu
iitb allcrbings III mnnfen Sdllcn fir
Die Srbcu bcitlc Hcd)tsiraacn crs
aebcn. sber IN bieicm Yru8eB niro
iid nidt lciht Gin Trd5ebenSfal
id)affcn lalien. Is iino 10 piclc
Ncbenfragcn mitbeiiinmcnb. oaS lid,
cine @ntid)cibuns bon prinSipicler
Schcutung faum conitruicren laiicn
ipirb, 9unS slcid,. lpic Der cubeilti9c
Mcd,tsipru6 lautcn pire. - ~@ans
berer."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25
Ginieitise 8erihteritattmns.

Fir rid]tzfatbpliihe gldtter. aud
fir Die nobeliten berlelben, 5I ipelhen
mir Die .Sainois StaatsSeituue" reds
men, lit es lhlper in Sohcn.' ipelfe
fatboliihe Sntereiien berilbrcn. ridtig
an urtbeilen. neil BON oeniclbeu fat
ansihlieflif aus einieitiscn Snellen
geidb0pft Uirb. Sns gcnnnntc 9ldtt
leitartifelt in Hllmmer 1875 pom g..
Suni iiber ben Iusfal Der bcl9iihen
9ablen in elmer &eiie, bic sur Nns
nabme berehtist, baF bic iuirtbihaft.
ltdjen nnb pulitiiden 0crbdltnife Bel
sicn's fir ben Shriftleiter cams mt
befanntes 2anb ieien. Sie SebdIps
tung. bic 8esierung babe in Den lesten
Sabren an Gtdrfe ~perloren, tuirb bnrdj
bic Sumne Der nm nOrigen Spnntag
u%bgesebenen fatbplifhen Stimn,en
griinblih piberlest. Bic .Sainois
Thanksgiving" io1te piiien, DAB cin>
5elne Iofale Sie9e Der 8egner, ipelfe
bieie in neiierer Belt erransen, niht
elmer Sfpd6uns Der H%egiernn8s@
Tartei, ionbern Der Ilian5 Der
So5ialbempfraten nit ben io9enannz
ten 2iberalen - 9leifc 8riloer.
eleide &appen - 5i5uihreiben iinb.
8emerfensipertb lit %iibri9ens. baB Die
Go5idlbemofrdten MN nnd Der &dbl
bieie NIianS als einen Wibgriff be-
3eid)nen, mas Seitens Der rotben
Sobne geseniiber ibren Iiberalen
0dtern falin nls 3cifen Der 8ertbz
ihdenng sebeutet perbcn lam. -
s&atb. 8unbibau."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25

! Ans katbnltfdjem
1ttedjfelblatterm.

ftnerifa bas 2anb Der Verriift=
beiten.
Sn Californian bat elm Gidter cincr
tinberlo5en Sran. Die auf Sfeibuns
flaete. rlnterbaltunssfoiten fir ibrcn
Dumb 3useiprofen. Californian bat
befanntlif bas 6rauenitimmreft.
Ofan barf eetroit anncbmen. bnB
bieier bunbe sfreunbIid,e Mifter ieine
bl0be @nti6eiouns aus Heipeft por
benz Srauens@ otum a~bge9cben bat. -
s8ai6. 0olfsfreunb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25
Stfntfnt sars nit nnierer Aniidt
therein.

Siniidtli9 Der foeenannten goms
smencements, Der Standardization
in ben Mcabemies fir bic iuneen Wdb>
den, mo in Der 8leibers unb 8lumenz
prabt bas @robtmDslidite 9eleiitet, ben
gltern unb Srennoen NIT berrlifer
Wuiit. @eiang, &eben nnb Heeitatio>
men uufsetpartet fpirb. fomnlt mar bel
uler gefriebisung bieriiber. bod nur
All leidt nod auf ben @ebnnfen. Oh
bas nun Ines iei tpobur1 bic iunse
Dame ipGter nlS 3ausfrait unb Wutz
ter ibrent Wnnne. ben &inoern uno
Sid ielbft aI einer1 sliidli1en San1iz
Iienleben berbelfen tonne.
Mniif rnb @eiang unb mod anbere
fd6ne &iinfte, oils Nalen unb bersleis
Eben. iinb 5tpar reht ihon nnb anees
rebm nebenbei. Iber has iunae
Wdbfen foIte audi gut fohen. ndben,
iiberbaupt ben Sausbalt fibren for&
nen unb az alebem miiBte audi in ben
Neabemies in ettpa ber quite 8rlnb
gelest tperben. Sn ein3elnen 2ebranz
italten fir bic iuneen 9ameu seidiebt
has in reht Iobenstpert6er 8eiie. aber
bod nur in ein5elnen. 8as biIft IN
Der Samilie sulebt ale 8elebriamfeit
lino ale &unit Der 5~ausfrau. ipenn
tie Sas Saus nift in Srbnung balten,
i,id)t einmal redt 81 foden befdbiet
1T. Die brane driffatbulifhe Saus-
frau mnF bies sundhit n~eritebcn, baS
9lnbere ,pirb iebr oft BON ielbit 5nr
NebeuiaGe.-ySerolb beg @laubens."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25

aciu @ino lit 10 itlcd,t II. {. no.:
iniol9e Der ~Sitanic" &utaitrppbc
herridt gelpaltige Nndfrase nad1
Srnbtlus Ippnraten, unb Sianor
Nurcuni nracbt Elm NicienseifGit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25

Gus inbuitrieleu areiien 9clgicn's
erfdbrt a bab bis gu Den @ahlen
aIc grpScrcu SeiteQungen itotteu, baB
Sagcgcn nah peniclbcn has @eid,dft
pieoer iebr lebbaft 9clporocn lit; Die
@cidldftslpclt fiihlt it'd bon cinem Pip
bcfrcit. Dem Flip elmer mDglid,ea
io5ialpemofratiiden Scrrifaft.
(%ie lpuhl wieber Die 81. Staats@
5ig." bieie Sbatiade peuten ipiiroe??I
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25

Scim serihtlid amisel0ifen Stanbs
arb Gil Srut lit nod AaeS beim
Nlten. Sao bcrpies nGmlid Die gmss
insc pes 3eugen j. u. Nofiatt. @ices
Srdiioeut Der Stanoarb Oil 60. bon
Neip Seritp i'll Dem @atera Yicrcc Oil
so. : Sroseb gcgcu StanSarb Oil.
Scrr Mpfiatt CAB pbne &eiteres an.
Dab idmmtlide Sireftoren Der alien
SIanburb Ill So. nod jest ebenio mie
Dor DEM Iuiloinngss Setret oes Obers
bunbcsaeridlto Nftien alter iriibercn
Observation-Disclosures bciiecn. uno box
Ole Scamtcn Der SodtcrgclelIdaften,
pelde BON Den Sircftoren Der Stanbs
arr geipdblt norben linb. nod, icet inn
Nmtc iiub. Gr crtldrtc. baS CT 5elbjt
Ifticn %i0mmtlidcr @cicaidaften, %
friibcr Den in5miIden .aufaelo0sn.
Srllt bilbcicn. beiiBc unb iid an alsu
@camtcn @ableu in bicicn bct6eiliae.
llno or muBte nab einiscm Sin uno
Scr audi Snscitebcn, bag einigc Der
Sircftprcn Der Stanbarb Oil SO. bon
Ncip Scriep 9cmcinihuitlihc Sisurs
gen obbiclten, in bcncn Die 8ahlen
Der Scantcn unb Sircftoten in ben
rcrIhicecncn friibercn SohteraeIeQs
ihaiten arransirt lpurbcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25

Smgem II r q, 6. SUM. - Scrr
Stations : Iiiiitent 8eiB Sran5 aus
Gttclbriid purcc in berielbcn giecuz
ihaft nad Surembur9 periest.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-25

Sic Streifcr in brei ser grDbten
@tablilements pou Yertb Nmbop. u.
s., haben lid, nit Den ibnen ansebotes
nen SpbnerbDbungcn einperitanben ers
tldrt nnb 5000 Iann iinb ON @itts
lpoh sur Irbcit 6urildgetebrt. Sas
gcacn lit in @oubbribse bel Sertb
Imbop Elm uelcr Streit ailsgebrofcn.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-24
APPOINTMENT OF EVERS AS
 CHICAGO CUBS MANAGER. ASSURED
Tinker Gets Permission to Negotiate For Job
 in Cincinnati

Chicago. Oct. 24-Joh1ny Evers, the crack second baseman of the Chicago National league team. will be man ager of the team next season, succeed ing Frank Chance. Th1s announce ment was made yesterday by a. friend of Evers with positiveness that car ried conviction.
 Evers himself declined to be quoted on the subject and c. W Murphy. president of the club, maintained the attitude of non discussion which he has kept since his recent pronounce- ment that Chance would not be at the helm in 1913
 At that time Murphy said he had selected Chances successor and des- crfbed the new manager as the youngest in the league, enthusiastic and brainy player Since then Murphy has intimated that the new manager will be one who has not hith- erto occupied such post.
 The Announcement. last night that Murphy had given permission to Joel Tinker to negotiate with the Cinein- nati Reds regarding the leadership of that team eliminated Tinker from the,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-24
PRINCETON EXPECTS HARD
 BATTLE WITH DARTMOUTH
Tigers Practice on Muddy Gridiron in Order to Get Accustomed to
 Conditions. .

Princeton, N J., Oct. A-Heavy rains gave the Tigers wet asridfron yesterday, but this did not restrain the coaches from imposing an hourfs scrimmage on Princeton,s football as- pirants. They moved the scene of ac- ton from Osborn Field in order to keep the gridiron in good shape. and sent their charges to the Freshman field behind the big stands. The Tigers have had little work under hard weather conditions this Fall and were glad to take advantage of the sit nation. The Tigers comparatively light forwards would be Handicapped on wet field against the heavier Dartmouth line.
 Field Coach Cunningham again fac ed the Varsity at half back on the scrub, but his Advanees met many re- buffs today, and despite the muddy field the forwards were like stone
 While Aon 4he defensive Bluethenthal duplicated his feat Of the last two days by recovering tumble and rush ing the ball twenty yards, and shenk rivaled him at this stunt a little later. "Hobey'' Baker made the first Varsity score by a field goal from the thirty yard line. following g terrific series of line plunges by Dewitt hatathreat-s ened to tear the second team aaun- der A little later the clever full back started march from midfields that resulted in the second score and stew art Baker made the last tally on a. quarter back run past the cubs right end 45f5
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-24
curinsitias nf snund

There are mysteries in the transmits sion of sound that have not yet been fathomed. For example, the guns of the Orion are said to have been heard ninety-seven miles away, though in- audible to those much nearer, and it is on record that the reverberation of the battle of Waterloo reached many places in Kent, though General Col vile and his detachment heard nothing Of it a dozen miles away. Whistles, hoots, sirens and noises of all kinds have been tested by the Trinity House in order to find noise which will be infallibly heard for a certain distance in vain. They may all be heard for dozen miles and be inaudible at half mile. Many of the disasters about our coasts are doubtless due to that mys- terious ''soundless zone'' in which the human ear cannot catch the warning. But no one has yet discovered the req son of that deaf spot or prophesied its varying locality. -Westminster Gazette
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-24
SN0DGRASS WON'T
 LOSE HIS PLACE
CRITICS THINK RGRAW WILL STICK TO MAN WHO MADE
 COSTLY MISPLAY

Already the fans throughout the
 country are beginning to say: That's the end of Snodgrass. McGraw will trade him for a bat and throw in
 Merkle 2
 That's just what John J. McGraw
 thesopposite stand from that he has
 taken in past years. If there is a
 manager man more loyal tee his players writers have not been able to discover him When MerkIe pulled his famous
 not touching second' trick in 1908, a wfnning the peunart, it was predicted that the public had seen the last of AIerkle Was the prediction verihed2
 Hardly On the contrary, ,McGraw was stronger for Merkle than ever. and asa result of McGraw's teachings MerkIe became known as the best first saeker in the National League, with the possible exception of Jake Dau-. bert
 When Jack Murray went through six games of the worlds series of 1911 hit, did McGraW tie the stinware upon him Not by several blocks The same Murray remained a Giant and was one of the Giant nai6lstays at
 Art Fletcher blew up in the first two games of this falls series. McGraw was at once advised to substitute scha- fer who appeared to be much more re- liable in the field. FIetcher's errors caused New York to lose the sec ond game, but McGraw would not listen to Hidetracking him for the re- maindeg of the season.
 4 He has been regular all season He helped win the penna1t. He's good enough to play in the world S series,'s was McGraw,s retort
 Fletcher did not betray the conf dence repcsed in him. On the con-I trary he played his head off in the field and subsequent games and made several timely hits.
 Then Snodgrass began to waver New York baseball writers admitted l that he was a greatly overrated play 1 ar and more than once suggested that the remainder of the series.
 Whats the matter with you fell ows?" asked McGraw. sfWhen the 1 team was sIunlping this year who was l tsthat held his head up and won a | punch of games for us with his bat ting? If it wasn't Snodgrass, who was | t? The fellow who could do what he | lid when the team was going to the [ pad is good enough for me in the games against Boston. Unless he | gets hurt Snodgrass will play the | series out.s' And Snodgrass did not get | aurt. It might have been a lucky | hing for New York if he had met ] with an injury, but he came through l lnscathed except in feelings.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-24
Man Power ana ceaI Power.

Does any one realize the power of coal asa worker? A man was set to work to pump as hard as he could all
 day. and at the end of ten hours it was found that he had done just as much work as little less than two ounces of coal could do. Taking all the energy put forth by a hardwork- ing man during one whole year, the same amount of force would be fur nished by thirty-six pounds of good coal, or say forty pounds of average coal. Of course even in our best en- zines the greater part of the working energy of coal is wasted. But even if only one-tenth is turned to account one and a half hundredweight of coal is equal to a man working 300 days of the year. A horse can do as much work as ten men, but one and quar- ter pounds of coal have as much work ing force as a horse expends in one day. So that ton of coal, if we could use all its force, would do as much work as six horses working for a whole year.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-24
PAPKE MAKES
 CARPENTER QUIT
AMERICAN BOXER HANDS sE- WE'RE PUNISHMENT TO IDOL
 OF PARIS.

Paris. Oct 24-Bil1y Papke. the mfddleweigf1t pugiIist of Illinois, last night, defeated Georges. Carp entier. the French champion. Carpentier refus- ed to answer the bell for the 18th round.
 The Frenchman refused to fight for the nlidd1ewefght championship of the world because the Illinois Thunder bolt, did not make the weight agreed upon. Carpenter was under weight at o'clock, but Papke was much heavier than the stipulated figure. The Frenchman's manager immediately claimed the. middleweight title, but agreed to let his boy go on in an ex- hibition bout.
 By a strange coincidence Carpenter quit in the 17th round of his last fight against Frank Klaus. He made the claim that he had been fou1ed, and his claim was allowed. Papke fought his last battle in France for at least sometime to come. The French box ing authorities, working in close har- m ony with the boxing commission of New York state, agreed to bar the ..Thunderbo1t'' in France until he has outlived his disbarment in this part of the country
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-24
TO PLAY
 LENoX NEXT SUNDAY

The Arrows and the Leno4e will clash Sunday at Lenox field for their anual struggle for supremacy. This game will practically decide the champion ship of the no 10 class as the Arrows annual rivals, the Oak1ands, defeated the Lenox Sunday SO The Arrows expect ito beat that score, providing the Arrows win, that will leave the Ar row Oakland game on Thanksgiving. The Arrows will practice Friday even ing at the foot of Main street, and the following men are requested to report to Murphy, their star coach: Bright Cooke, Ryno Monks, Cunning, Blake, Bailey, Peterson, Pil1otte, Conklin, Day Keeley, O'Brien, Larkin, Casey, Par sons Johnson, Soloman, Caruso, Fowler. Any team wishing game with the Arrows in the Lumber Yards see the manager.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-24
sCase.an sea Is a Mystery.


 The Caspian sea is one of the great mysteries of the world. Three great rivers that pour into it from the north are sufficient to raise its surface five and q half feet a year. The Volga is one of the great streams of the earth But this vast tideIess sea does not rise. Evaporation is charged with keeping the water at It's present level, but it's banks furnish undeniable proof that at a prehistoric period it entirely covered a. vest depression known to physicians as the Sarmatian ocean AL though it's surface is now about ninety feet below that of the Mediterranean, there was time at which it's height equaled the Black sea.
 At that time the mighty Oxus-larger than the Ohio river-which now flows into the Aral sea, emptied into the Caspian. The old bed of that stream is visible to this day. The Aral is more than 200 feet high, CT than the Caspian. and one can inn agine what a torrent would roar down that incline were the Oxus to return to its ancient bed The Aral sea would be drained.-Brookiyn Eagle.