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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1912-10-04
lROLLEYS TO TRENTON

Cars leave Bridge Street, Lambertville' ior
Trenton 6:l5, 7;15, s:l5, gi5, 1o:15, ili5 a. u
1918, Ills, 2l5, 3;15 4:15, 515. 6l5 7l5 sl5 sio'
1918, li:l5 p, m; 1918 midnight, daily sunoSs
included. Returning leave Trenton on salne
schedule from 5:l5 a. m. to l1:i5 p. m. rais
a5c. eachway.
CONNECTIONS AT YARDLEY.
Cars leaving Lambertville at 6:15, 7;ls' s'l0
a m; a:l5, s:l5 p. m. make immediate connoo
ton at Yardley with trains for PhiladeipuiA'
arriving there in one and one-half houia'
Returning, trains leaving Reading Terminus
at 7.2s 1870 a. M, $780, 2;17, a:17, All, ooO OIL.
7;l7 p. m, make close connections Tor Lana
bertyille. Round trip rate, si44-soe. es.A
way to and from Yardley and si.A return "
Philadelphia.
Close connections at Morrisville with eise-
trio cars TO and from Bristol and Phiisdeipnie
TRENTON, NEW HOPE AND LAMBtn'
VILE ST, R. R.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1912-10-04
REST AND HEALTH TO MOTHER AND CHILD

MRS. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been
used for over SIXTY YEARS by MILLIONS Of
MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
TEETHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t
SOOTHES the CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS
ALLAYS all PAIN CURES WIND collie, aud
is the best remedy for DIARRHqsA IL is alb
soluteiy harmless. Be sure and ask for Mrs
Winslow's Soothing syrup and take no other
kind. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1912-10-04

-Lambertville Puffs, ever ae
growing in public favor. Kline Il Son
sell them.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1912-10-04
ELECTION NOTICE.
On Tuesday. October 30th, 1912


The Boards of Registry and Elections will
meet at the above named places, between the
hours of L. nj. and Z. Nj. for the purpose
of revising and correcting the Original Reg
lister and for adding thereto the names of all
persons entitled to the right of suffrage in
such ELECTION District at the next election,
who shall appear in person before them or
some voter in such Election District to be a
legal voter therein, and erasing therefrom
the name OF any person who, after fair op-
portunity to be heard shall be shown not to
be entitled to vote therein by reason of nom
residence or otherwise.
Notice is hereby given that General Election
Will be held in the City of Lambertyile, in
the County OF Hunterdon, on
Tuesday, the 5th day of
November. A. ID, 1912.
Between the hours of O'Clock in the morn
ing and O'Clock in the evening for the pur-
pose of electing
Fourteen Electors for President and Vice
President of the United States,
One Member of the House of Representa-
tives of the United States,
One Member of the Senate, State of New
Jersey,
One Member of Assembly, State of New Jer-
sey,
One Chosen Freebooter,
One Coroner.
CITY OFFICE.
Five Excise Commissioners.
FIRST WARD.
One Councilman,
Two Justice of Peace.
SECOND WARD.
One Councilman,
One Justice of Peace,
One Constable.
THIRD WARD
One Councilman,
Ore Constable.
Said Election will be held in the following
places:
First Ward - Hibernia Fire Company's
House,
Second Ward-Fleet Wing Hook and Lad
der Company's House,
= Third Ward, First Preeinct-Columbia Fire
Company's House,
:, Third Ward, Second Precinct-Alfred K
Heath, Wheelwright Building.
The dividing line between the First and
Second Precincts of the Third Ward, is the
middle of Perry street.
Witness my hands this tenth day of Septem-
Der, A. ID. 1919.
JAMES II. REYNOLDS,
City Clerk
Dated: Lambertville, N j., Sept 10TH 1912
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Also full line of Drugs and Medicines that are
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Prescriptions carefully compounded.
MAIN ST. PHARMACY,
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02
Z. &npitcl.

Seontinc Garrett beioB jcncn ei.
Nenthilnllid, id)arien @lid, Der ans
Den geringiiigigitcn Sonbllmaen Den
Ghuraftcr cii,er lcrion erfelmli, mo
ser mcbr 81 iiird)tcn iii. ais baa fate
iiberlcgte llrtbeil OeS Moume@. Sie'
les mtcrliegt 5lupeilen Dem Srr.
tbm. Elm id)ariblidcnocH @eib nber
lGbt nllr ieltcn lid, iGuid)cn.
Ter 8%nrtcnpinb crmcitcrtc iid).
no 0ic id,lanfcu ld,immcrnocn 2ilicl
in tyiillc lulldl'en. &opiton Sanatot
trut an Die Scitc Oca iutacn MtGh.
deus. Ger beiGllbeno iiiBc Smit
id)icn tic Scioc i'll umiondci. Ger
GopnIier indItc Die ciiiac &Glte Der
Tome sl beiicacn ulb iprah lcbbait
lno picl. Gr trug ein Spa5icritod.
d)cn ulto cntferntc nit beIien Spise
Ole weiBen Sliitheufelfc. ole iih &c.
gen ben Eiob 81 brGngen idienen.
Tloslid) bieb CT nit Dem St0ddell
9egen einen id,lnufcn Srcngel. Econ.
time u%ntcrbriidtc einen lciien Shrei,
ais bate Scr Sd)lag tic beril6rt. Sie
bcltatc lid nicbcr lilo pcriild)tc bcll
Stenael 81 ItiiBen; cine Der 0ilitelt.
0en Sluinen lpar gcfnift.
.@orim boben Sie ooS gctban?"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02

inas iuhtc, in @coonfcn al Sir Ss,
molo's @iin'hc, Econtinc Dem aopi.
tan gitn'tigcr 5u itimmcn.
sd bin picl finger, ais Sic luro
oiird1dlts iNnerfnbren." c1tacallctc
bie'e rilbig, rnber id) fiihle initiuftip,
baB or falid, lit, faIid, IN SPORT mo
1hat. gr bat cine itnteid)icriihe
3nn9c ul,b fnlid,c @rlmbiGtc. iprc-
den mir lieber nid,t bon ihnr."
ySieleid,t leri1eil Sic i'm nit Der
3eit licbeu."
r9tiemdls; baB if i'm llid)t licbtc,
Iagte ih tbm bercits, mpate mfrs
ober iiberleaen, pb er mir cin ,Srellno
Iein fonnte. Nitn peib ids: ielbit
'elne 6relinoifaft pdre mir inner.
trGglid)."
.Wam iagtcn Sic inn. oaB Sic
i'm nid,t liebten?"
vSGcn an eriten 9lbcno ieines
Sierieins."
limo mas alltlportcte er 0nraui?"
~9tid]ts; er id,icn iibcrroidt. MQe
Gdnen lpGren ibm gut, bcbonptetc
or, nld,t aber i'd; id iperoe es rie
iein."
Gtles ober mar ebenip iid,cr: Ser
aaplt1lt perliebtc iih leiocnihoitlid,
III WttB Garrett. Sbrc Sd)Gnbcit,
llr Stol5. ibrc Srieinolit1t ml,roen
glcidl fciielnb fiir i'm.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02
10. aapitcl.

Gin beiBer Sulimor9et; ii6er Dem
Sebdlioe lag lcid,tcr 9lunit alcih He.
belid)leier. Soilc @oblgeriidc oitrd,.
itromten Oie 2iiit, Die @ogel snit.
lderten III Der gripnrtlma cillcs
Id)oten Cages. 9eontiite idien nid,t
,um Stuoium aeitimmt. Sic
wilnidte Die Sunitihleier at boob.
ad)ten, Die BON Siigel unb gaumfro.
len enporitiegen, Die 9idtilutb 81,
perfolgcn, Die breir mo aolben aus
oet leld,tell @olfen o,ioll.
.Irbeiten mir inter ser Glide,
Nib SaItinas," iprod, 2eoutinc. mn
aoplt1n Sallgtpn l0d,elte Snitiln.
menN. 3ie 3eit mar getommcn. no
II has iltnGc Mdohen lpic Elm Sdot.
Ell pcrfolgte, mo er nl.Bcr oem BAIT.
,erfreiic ibrer HGbc nid,t mchr lcben
III fonnen idlien. gSllroe lie o,eier
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02

oerci? MiB Snitings lit ~toltienonlal
bc'icr nnN licbenaiuiiroiger, ais ih;
lpcrbcn Sic I'M ibrc Srclrnoifait."
vIber id, %belpunoere. id) liebc Sic.
Dis Iarrcl; 0, oob id, bes Scrser,s
0raltg Mltsbruf gcben oiirite, aber
SIC linO hart init mir"
sd piinid,e nit .N9iernonb hart
jill 'ctit, int9liidlider @eiie aber bin
ih iehr pffenhersig."
r@elh' idone gigcnifuft,"
.@irflih? Sir Ssiualo finbet
oas @egentbeil mn ernennt CT mid,
llid)t 81 leiiier @rbin, IL it's MIR III,
Der ulperhoblenen Neiie miuen, nit
Der ib meine @ebanten 1uBcre."
v@abrbeit aus id)onein Mitnoe,"
begann Der aapitGn nit ientimenta.
lem Iniltg. Mib Carroll aber I'm.
terbrof i'm ioiort.
Sic lpiinifen mcille 5reuioid,nit.
neil Sic mid lieben. ipie Sic iager,.
0arin aber liegt chen Der ancten;
if) fam Sbien meine Sreunoidaft
nid,t aeben, neil ih Sic nid,t Iiebc."
-@eil Sic mid nidt Iieben." mic.
oerbplte er betroiien. .oos fonteil
Sic niht meinen; Sic lino sic critic
Tame. Die mir 10 et,pos iagt."
v@ieQeid,t nidt bic critic, sic es
bcnft."
sWolleu Sic mir Damn md, ia.
gen, ipar,lm Sic mid, uid,t Iicben?"
Die rubigen itol5en 9lueen blittcn
i'm an: Tie idien iid) nit)t bcpilBt,
ungepobnlid,es 5li 1llbcrr.
rDtit 0ereniigen; cs febIt S6nen
@rnit unb @abrbeit. Sic e%lnllber,
Sbre ltmeebi,ng burd, SdmeihcIei
iu gepinnen, ihmeifeln Sir Ss-
lpalo, ifmeideln MiB Settings,
id)meideln mir. Gs lit iebr loberls.
lpertb, iuenn man iid) beiniibt, o,,gc.
nebm 81. iein, elm ebrcnbafter Malun
aber idnneifelt nidt. Damn limo
Sic enttpe6er grauiam ooer ul,adt.
iam. @arim mibten Sic sic
ihonite 9liime tobten. sic @ott &C.
Id)offen? @orum aus llebcrmllth
oas iiiBe Seben bred)en. Das lid ic
fiir5 Der Sonne irel,t?"
Ssfar Snngton erblcifte Dor
Ieraer.
.9ei meiner Giro. 10 mas babe itl
mir nod ME iaeen laiien."
Seontine lponbte iih gleifgiii
tig ab.
Sic ieben, 5piid)en ms iii
5rermold)aft nif)t leid,t mDalid.
1cnnob mill id ilif,t at 81 raid ilr.
theilen, Ionoern einige Gage ipartcn,
ebc i'd entideibe."
aapit1n Sotgton iab lie iid ser
Sbiirc n1beril, che er lid abcr aeho,
rig erbolt, mar lie peridmnnocn.
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8. &apitel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02
8. &apitel.

Gs beolrfte einiger Mimtten, ebC
er Iif seni,g eefoBt, Inn Den Saol 8,
o%ilrd1Ihreiten unb lid Mib Saiiinas
SIT naben. Sic lab inn Idhelno emf.
gegen.
sd CLAUDE. Sbrc ll~nterbaltlulg
init Nib Oarrell mar niht beirieSi
9eno, aapitGn 9anaton," iprad lie
lid mar eben i'm 9egrifie, ourt
niein Grideuten Die aISi, ifrciier
Nitoncen sn miloern."
nShr 3ogling lit elm ieItiames gSe.
'en; id babe nie slebnlides begeg.
net"
@iB Settings lafte.
Sic lit ein Original, Onrd)alS
peridieoen bon Der seipobnlifer
Shablone nnierer mcoernen MGS.
denmelt."
Sic lit iebr IDIOT aber ;usleid,
mabrbait entietlid) oufriftig. Sic
bat berrlihe eiaeni6aften. eoele Nm.
lasen nnb eiii sroBmiitbises SerS;
Mangel on ~friib5eitiger Grsiebuns,
Der ausidlieBlihe llmgang nit einel
8laIie aberdeen aber mad)te iie ct.
mas einieitis."
rginieitia! mir lit iolhe unper.
bliimte Sprahe ME porgefommen.
Ias ~Srdulein bat einen 9egrifi bon
Soflidfcit: i6 bin ollen grnites
ai,Ber mir Dor 9enlrnoerung. Cir
Ssipnlb fommt; id fiible mid nid)t
I'M Stanoe, rl,bis nit linn 81, plan.
oern; bite, iaaen Sic inn, i'd lei in
Den 9orten aegangen.
Cir Ssrpalo erif,ien, oiieubor
iebr Suirieoen nit lid lnb Ser @eIt.
gr umterbielt iid) cine 3cit lang nit
0fiB Saitings. erfldrte aapit1n
2aliaton iiir einen iabeaoien 0apa.
Tier, mo ;piinid,te ibr Damn freuno.
!id quite Muft.
.s&le mag Die @eifidte lid ent.
pideln?" fras:e lid MiB Suitings;
,2eontine miro mie 9angton's Sral.
SIRE flaren Iilgen ourd)id)aueu ieine
Niieftation nnb 3iererei, ibr groSeS
SerS peritebt ieine leid,te ielbitiii ~
tiae Notrr. @enn lie bpd MIR eini.
gen SirniB annebmen ipoate. Sir
Ssipalo iii inn Stanoe, allies Dem
&apitGn 5ll pererbell, iuto mas Ioate
Damn ans ibr i~peroen!"
Die ionite. liebcnSluiiroige grSiehc.
rim hattie lid, oent eisenlpillisen
iiberntiiibigen @i1od)en ouf bnS ,Sn.
niaite nngeid)loiien mn batatc Dor
Der s3llfunit nidt nit llnred)t.
WiB 9arrelI fiiblte oen berSlihiten
@ioermiaell aegcn Die iiiBlihen Ma.
nicren DeS Sffi5iers.
sd lIebe eoele. s~roBberSige Nan.
l,cr, oenen ein Solpenbers uno baS
0Ghelu zines Ainbes 9egeben." iaete
lie 9ongton ei%nnlal,. paber if baiic
ge5icrte @efeu."
.@6dten Sic iolh' eillen Mam
iiuben. MiB Iarrel. eS biirfte ieoof
nid,i lciht icin."
SSfnr Sallgton mar 1rNerlih; CT
bate iif oae Wiibc a~cgcbcll. tic Sll
feiiclu--innler nmlonIt Dip Salt'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-04-02

&eid,tbiums i%rcl,en. Sir Ssmolo."
lhrnf, Der iitiac Mann 10 berSlidl
oab Dem 9arolt Die ShrGnen IN sic
Nltaen troten. Ginea icood bcbiclt
Der ld,li1ufe Sffi5ier fiir iid,. ltGnlIid,.
DAP CT, tief perihulbct. sic cinjige
Sotfnlrng aitf ieincn @cllld) III Car
rel Gorrt aciest.
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Gortiesiu,a oni Scr 4. Scitc.)
The evening world., 1912-11-18


at ihc Natonal \, Z. OF Philadelphia and eI.
iSricnced i'tle difficulty IN outpointin. him.
Jim Harry. the heavyweight Of Chicago. who
retnib returned from trip to Australia was
.tur.ot by sailor White. a heavyweight OF
~ 'nH}n; In tpur rounds At the Liberal A. c. OF
staten Island On saturday night When the
he'll rang AT the IL ginning II the fifth sound
karEy. refused IA cone lut of his corner claiming
thai Ia was IN no condition 10 continue.
Ma'ty Baldwin, who does less fighting than
the majority at pugili,t, In the lightweiyht
division IS % make another southern iuyasyn
a.' hi, tir't stop .g Nlaoe will I've Memphis
Tenn. where ne viii meet Joe sherman IN al
eli r1lnl bout On Thanksgi,ing Day afternoon
Man Val rs 20 pct pu a return match Ni;i
lNl-A rrus When Ae rtuns.
pAille'. h.l in h % lricn. who has been hold
I'M i.lfs 81 she American \. e. Of pnla lei
Pima -,n'e FEB. +. 1911. ia through a. a Hght
u-IH. ',r .li In The tu,nrr VIII onlS ll,k a!tai
Ihp management . ~, brother Yiuu. Lac
u'B'..u. .., 'u.t lrluhis Wei,erweyht and Jacl
Me- anv', n. miairwcight ot rcnn,ylvania
The r.uh lu-c VIII he used az dancing academ,
In tlu future.
The evening world., 1912-11-18
CHAMPION HOPPE
LIKELY TO RETAIN
1872 CHAMPIONSHIP
Tournament at Hotel AStOr
Will Come to a Conclusion
on Wednesday Night.
STANDING OF PLAYERS.

II Jcsins to look very much as though
Wilic Hoppe will be successful IN his
defense OF his lS.2 balklinc billiard title,
which H. Is defending against seven
billiard cracks IN the Bclvi lere of the
Hotel Aston Tho youthful crack is out
In front. having won four games and
ONLY lost one.
Tnrce men are tied for second place.
They are MornIpgstar, SlOsson and "a
mazda. Cline and sutton and Demsrcst
are tied for NTH place. while Taylor e
IKE the bostons usually are IN the Ma
tional Baseball Lcaguc-at the tail end,
Hopes only defeat was "A; the hands
of the clever Jap player. kodil lama la.
The deciding match OF the tourn iment
will be played in the grand ballroom OF
the uotei Astor on Wednesday night.
The schedule for the matches to-Ja Y
brings Demarcst against cline ans
Morningstar against Taylor at the natl
nee session's. Hoppe engages Sutton
and Slcssjn plays ldnada tbs evening"
The evening world., 1912-11-18
HARVARD CONFIDENT
OF OUTKjCKlNG YALE,

CAMBRIDGE, Nov. lS.-"On TO Yale
and victory will be the slogan at
Cambridge this week when the final
tuning up OF tho Harvard football
machine will be made In preparation for
the annual love feast with Yale. booked
for this season. at New Haven next
Saturday. There will probably bs little
or no work about the stadium this
afternoon. with the view of giving the
players chance to rest up after the
gruell!ng contest with Dartmouth sat
urday.
Tuesday and Wednesday will be given
over to n light signal drill. Wa.e the
varsity viii pay particular attention to
those formations that they have prac'
ticed on nearly all season. but IA -. OF
which VIII be put on exhibition for the
first time against Yale. A play or tive
of the sort that Old Eli may expect
were tried out against Dartmouth las
saturday and the fake forward pass
and fake kick formations with Feltor
and O'Brien carrying the ball got by FOL
good gains.
Coach Haughton was far from salts
Ned with the showing his charges mad,
The evening world., 1912-11-18
RACING RESULTS AND ENTRIES
JAMESTOWN ENTRIES.

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. ls..The James
town entries FOL tomorrow are as FOL-
lows:
!1g. five and one half furl,ngs.-Aran, 1o8;
Fair Grlmotber. 100 Votes i0G: Province. iUo;
MaD Ann H.. 100; Fly by Nignt, 100; PAS On
10. Pass. 10; Wiids, ~; Ansons H.;
sEcoNb RXti% TSrse ,t tSg, and upward ;
n1re $500 .nrG selling anSH TIVE ,ao miles on
Maid, li5, Dr. Heard, 1855; Orderly Nat 10;
Lamp Black 1876; Lizzie Flat 1876; Ncrbiu,
THRD RAcE-An ages: purse $500: frye
handi.al, fnIlonss; M9ntrcs,or, ~: Nash lash.
Ga HrS' INF iiD rS sgHh usss: aS fNne'
FOURTH RACE -Tdeaater llan.licap; three
S Scens n me. MoScs % S@s I Inf
M, White Wool 1903; Oakhurst, lO4 Altama ba
io' clf EJge. 100; Patton. M Merry Lad, us;
' FiTrn nitN'h Three,ye,r.old. and inward:
g9r,e $500 selling sN fnrlPngs liredwell, 30;
.fie%Ier, los; =, Rss:. ios; jazz lehman.
Toslon Yield. iii. caIia1~S; ~ eiigibie,
i SlNru RACElrhree.ycar lids and upward
| nurse $500; selling; six f,lrongs. Aviator lO3;
Wiley, lOi; Manheimcr lo'; lignnding Lass. l0I
Tmperor William. los; BcrLeiey. los; Ragrnsn
I no >a'irc. no; Herbert Turner. il3; alst
eligible, THE squire 100; Kaufman TO-
?sIEl,v!i&!lrS" nAcr rnrce.,c,r.ola. and mn
d % sn one .p rsn 9S%s90o a. r nile Napier
rsbon, os; Tom Melton, ioi: DainserfieIi, io3
! Suueryispr 1Oj. 'Apiarter iOI: Annie SELLERS
J lOi Arcnm. les; Lord Elan. 100: idleweiss
II Michael Angelo, ll2; spindle III; Eloro
! Apprentice allowance
The evening world., 1912-11-18

New Haven, Nov. IS.
@UMPELLY has replaced Flynn
as hero In the eyes OF the
Yale undergraduate and every
one was on the lookout to-day for the
big Sophomore who saved so many
good Yale simoleons by kicking the
great field goal in the last few
minutes Of play at Princeton Satur-
day.
This is Pumpelly's first year on the
Varsity squad. He played on the
Freshman team last year. His drop
kicking ability. however, was de-
veloped this year under the personal
instruction of DIR. VIM. 7. Bull, the
greatest drop kicker that Yale ever
produced But 1t wasn't expected
that in game he could have made
the kick he did and he now holds a
very high place in the estimation OF
the undergraduates, including the
football squad.
Several thousand dollars We're put mp
by Yale men on the game nj princeton
and in New York the night before for
Yale was very confident of winning
The two field goals of Princeton in the
| first half were entirely unexpected and
as the game neared its close thoughts
OF long hard winter filled the under
graduate mind.
| Now there will be the same anxious
moments at Yale field next Saturday
while the Yale men watch Brlckley
! Hardwick and Wendell.
Practically all the players and coaches
had returned this morning. Most oi
them came last night and all seemed
In good condition. The coaches ddn't
say much, for the game was groa
disappointment to them. Practically
every one of the coaches expected tina
Yale would win the game, although tn,
goal kicking qualities OF Baker were no
! undcrcstimated
The evening world., 1912-11-18
JAMESTOWN WINNERS.

FIRST RACE-.Two-y ear-olds; maid
en-: we and "a half furlongs; purse.
S300.--Clotbes Brush, loo ,ButwelD.
. to Z. 4 to and / To 3. won; Cogs.
ia hoftus), . to 2. = to 5 and 7 to
10. second, Battery. 100 hpavisl, 10
to l. o to l and . to I, third. Time,
lOS 2-5 Miss Tromp. Jonputl, Mo-
hawk Girl. Burgoois, Jack Kellogg,
Turkey In the straw and Abdon also
ran.
SECOND RACE 49, Two-year-olds
selling; one miie.-lnsurance Man. lo9
tTeham. 10 to !. to and to .
won. Striker. I04 ,SchuttingeO. t.
&, to and out. second: Grosv"nor
10s (Ferguson). 10 to I, to and
to I. third. Time, lil 215. Mimesis
Ella Crane. Continental Mohawk HoS
and Sand Hog also ran.
The evening world., 1912-11-18
Jeff Smith Wins His
Third Bout in Paris

faoN piHon. the clever quaker City fighter has
lr,l the NrltcrNcight division. lie made his
ms aHH rlrtnye A. weterwelght In a six. round
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against the Green. They were clearly
outp.ayed through the first half. The
ends were too easily boxed through the
game or Outguessed. and at times FELTON,
sterling puntor that he Is. found him
self outkicked by the crippled Morey.
Then. too. the projection offered Brick
ley, while kicking. appeared frail, but
stronger front may be brought into
play during the next few days.
The feeling grows stronger here day
after day that II Harvard and Yale are
to settle their differences by field goals
the Crimson will win. II the Blue IS 20
win they must cross the Harvard goa.
line.
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KIRBY IS REELECTED
A. A. j. PRESIDENT At
ATHLETIC CONVENTION
Olympic Competition Does
More for Peace Than Hague
Tribunal, He Says.

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uouci> Meet. Phclnn Tonight,

Tpiun, iluuck, the clever. hard hitting feather.
weight and Carry phclan. the Harlem yuungster
Who iai rapidly come to the front rank among
local ieith, weights. will olen this weeks pro,
y anime for boxing at the local clubs When they
m ct IN what Il scheduled u he tenronnd
bout at the olympic 4. G.. IN Harlem tonight
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KANGAROO TAU. sOlp.

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The much-vaunted kangnroo-tlil soup
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soup. but only 80 much appreciated be-
cause the rest of the marsupial is excess
alyoly stlingy ana tough. IT does not
approach in delicacy of flavor the fat
tailed sheep soup of the Cape colony,
nor. Of course, the world-rcnowned OK
tail soup but 1T is healthy, nourishing,
and quite tasty. besides having other
qualifications to recommend It,