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New Ulm review., 1913-07-23
LORDS BLOCK HOME RULE
Motion for Second Reading Of Irish
Bill Defeated.

London, July 16.-A motion for the
second reading of the home rule for
Ireland bill was defeated in the house
of lords by a majority of 81. The vote
was 302 to 364
The motion of Lord Lansdowne.
leader of the opposition in the upper
house. which declared, that this
house declines to proceed with the
consideration of the bill until it has
been submitted to the Judgment of
the country was then adopted with
out a division.
New Ulm review., 1913-07-23

For SALE-l9l3 Model. Motor Cycles
and Motor Boats at bargain prices,
all makes, brand new machines, on
easy monthly payment plan. Get
our proposition before buying or
you will regret it, also bargains in
used Motor Cycles. Write US today.
Enclose stamp for reply. Address
Lock Box II Trenton, Mich.
Adv 2837
New Ulm review., 1913-07-23
C0MMISSl0NERoF OF MEDIATION
William L. Chambers Named for New,
Iy Created Position.

Washington, July 19.-President Viii
son has selected William L. Chambers
OF the District Of Columbia to be com
missioner of mediation and concilia
tion under the Newlands act, and G
w. w. Hanger as his assistant.
The other two members of the new
board will be Judge Martin Knapp
OF the United States commerce court
and Louis F. Post, assistant secre-
tary Of labor.
Immediate confirmation of the presi.
dents nominations is expected. The
board Is a permanent institution to
aid In the adjustment of disputes be-
tween railroads and their employees.
New Ulm review., 1913-07-23
Sorry He Spoke.

Held like to know what enjoy
ment you can find in going from store
to store looking at things you haven't
the least idea Of buying. She-I know
I can't buy them. but there is a sort Of
melancholy pleasure in thinking that
could have bought them if had mar
ried George Scads when l had the
chance instead of tsking you.
New Ulm review., 1913-07-23
Forty Die in Sulphur Pit

Palermo, Sicily, July 1S.-A SULPHUR
mine near Castel Termini caught fire
while many miners were at work
There was a terrible struggle to es.
cape from the deadly fumes. and it is
estimated that forty of the men were
killed.
New Ulm review., 1913-07-23

FORSALE-The N. Henningsen Agency
has for sale q number of nice
dwelling houses in the city of New
Ulm, ranging in price from $4,000
to 100000. These dwellings, are
located in different parts of the City
and are all good proportions.
Come and see US for further par
ticulars. 43tf
New Ulm review., 1913-07-23
Cause and Effect.

"Mrs. Srnythe has beautiful new
plume for her hat
Il thought so. just met her bus
band"
did he tell you about it"
mo. but he looked as if he had just
been plucked. ."-Houston Post.
New Ulm review., 1913-07-23
chakman Simmons lauds BIZ
Now Before St1ate. 4
RATES u Per CENT LOWER
Senator i" Charge Of Measure Com
Pares Il With Payne-Aidrich
Act Now in Force.

Washington. July 19.-An average
seduction o. 27.64 per cent under the
yates of the existing Payne-Aldrich
sariff law is proposed by the Demo.
cratic Underwood Simmons tariff bill,
upon which the senate has just begun
debate, according to the report Of the
hnance committee majority submitted
1y the chairman, Senator F. M. Sim
mons
The report also shows that the bill
as reported to the senate provides
rates 4.22 per cent lower than the
Underwood bill as it passed the house.
4 salient feature of this bill. it ls
pointed out, is the large increase Of
imports to be admitted free Of duty.
0nder the house bill the value Of free
listed imports was $1O3,OOO,00O, where
Is the Democrats of the senate In eau
sus, by sweeping changes. propose to
hee list imports valued at $147.367,.
400.
Upon the basis of ten months for
He coming fiscal year the report esti-
mates that the receipts from customs
slone under the new bill will be $685.
10000; from income tax for ten
months, S58,3so.eoO: corporation tax,
1877 100000; internal revenue, includ-
ing tax on cotton futures OF $5.OOO,.
100, $207 100000, and that the reve-
Tue from all other sources will bring
she total for the fiscal year to $685.
100000. With disbursements estimat-
ed at $994,79O,0O0 balance is shown
IN favor of the government Of $2,2O2,-
aGG
-"House Changes Too Drastic"
I'm ,analyzing it's changes in the
house administrative features of the |
bill the committee deemed the amend. |
ments of the house entirely too dras-
aic" Particular attention is called to
5he senate provision designated to
furnish the president with power to
impose tariff duties of retaliatory
character upon all articles comprised
in a specific list" which includes many
agricultural products.
The provision now recommended"
says the report, "will, it is believed,
place in the hands Of the president
powers which. though extensive in
their sphere. are sufficiently circum.
scribed to permit of their being ex-
srted within the limits assigned them,
without disturbing the general fiscal
system of the United States"
Reduction of the basis of exemption
from income tax from $4,000 as in the
house bill, to $4,000 for unmarried per-
pns, and the consequent rearrange-
nent of this, the report comments up.
IN as follows
Your committee reduces the amount
IF exemption of net income to $4,000.
md allows on account of marriage an
additional exemption of $1,000 to eth
n the husband or wife where they are
living together. but not to both. In
me case of minor child or children
living with and dependent upon the
parent. such parent is allowed an ad.
litional exemption of $500 for one
minor child, and up to $1,000 on &C.
.oEnt of minor children, except where
10Th parents are taxable, in which {
ase no exemption is allowable on &C
,ount of childron
New Ulm review., 1913-07-23

Bess-l don't like that Mr.. Cutting
Jess-That's unkind Of you. | heard
him say something awfully sweet
about you yesterday. Bess-Oh. did he:
What was it? Jess-He said he imag
ined you must have been perfectly
charming as girI.-Cleveland Leader
New Ulm review., 1913-07-23
The Dancer.

A lawyer while conducting his case
cited the authority of a doctor Of law
yet alive.
MY learned friend" Interrupted the
Judge. you should never go upon the
authority of any save that of the dead.
The living may change their minds
Nos LOisirs.
New Ulm review., 1913-07-23
Oregon Town Swept by Fire.

Portland, Ore, July 2O.-Tha blsi
ness portion of Sheridan. Ore, about
sixty miles southwest of Portland. was
destroyed BY fire. The loss is placed
at 100000. Included in the DESTROY
ed buildings were two banks. the
Sheridan hotel. a restaurant, several
general merchandise stores and a
lumber of residences
New Ulm review., 1913-07-23

For RENT-The store building on the
corner of Minnesota and End North
Streets now occupied by Bastian,
Marti & Brandle. For information
apply to
Somsen, Dempsey & Mueller.
Advt lift
New Ulm review., 1913-07-23

For SALE-10.OO0 acres good farm
land at $1,000 and $500 per acre.
one to six miles from R. r. station
225 miles straight east of New Ulm'
n; Jacob Klossner, Jr.
(Advt) tfl3
New Ulm review., 1913-07-23
A 8uttonbojs

Little Bess-How do you make bur.
ton holes. Nelle7 Little Nell-Oh. lust
take hole and sew eye winkers all
round it.-Chicaco News.
New Ulm review., 1913-07-23
Lots for Sale,

The following lots will be sold
cheap: Lot IL Block Ill, Lots and 2
Block 155, and Lot 6 Block 156 all
South OF Center Street, New Ulm.
Inquire of ALBERT STEINHAUsER.
46tf.
New Ulm review., 1913-07-23

Recollection Is the only parad disc from
which we cannot be turned out
Richter.
New Ulm review., 1913-07-23
Minneapolis 4 St. Louis r. r.
NORTH BOUNl

NORTH BOUNL
New Ulm & St. Paul. lex. SUM- 5:15 q. M.
Twin Cities Passenger. lex. SUM- La p N
Local Freight. -. ........ (eX. SUM- SA5 m
SOUTH BOUND.
New Ulm & St. Paul. lex. Sun.) 8:ls pm.
8or0 Lake Pass .............( (oX. 0un. )12:l5 p u
Local Freight t......... (ex. SUM- 8 80 q m
The evening world., 1913-05-13
Hl0HLANDERS PUT CRlMP
IN MAPS PEMNAMT HOPES.

MIDvDIAAND. O.. May u. One
wouldu't have thought 20 much Of Il Il
the Boston Red sox had put . couple
Of the Maps ON the hospital list, As the
four contests between the Maps and the
World's Champions were among the
most bitterly contested In the history
Of baseball In Cleveland. When Q hsh,
10 on bsewssa two tsams accidents are
expected. But TO think that the lowiy
Highlandsv should be responsible for
putting . otmp In the Maps psAnsnt
chances sssmn hard to believe. Never
theleso II u true. OF course. II WAS not
prsmsd.atsd. but Just the same the Maps
are ulnus the services OF NADolson La.
jois end Manager Jes Birminaham.
In Sundays game Pitcher Klspfsr hit
LASas with Q pitched ball In such q
manner that the thumb on his left hand
anA the Mttls finger on his right hand
we're broken. Larry worried out IN
praettss bsSors yssesrday's 0ams. out
sound the Oolng % strenuous that he
gavs II W - bad Job. He was On the
bsooh when Manager NiFminGhs0 sent
carisdh and Deail to hat foe 0-Ssili
and 0rse1 respectively Ia the ulntA In.
ninO. but Il vas out Of ths question for
the W pvenoA0aa 70 oAt. - Ae W.
unAAis 10 ~ ~. HovSvsr, ~ -
peoto - - . ~ SAms WAsa ~
Athletes oegno AesA
Ths injury to ManaSsr 1lsMiaSAam
10 moro ssSious. 'TBiYmy" eDsae6 tAe
ninth inning with 4 drive b rishs.
Danlsls made . Srsat try Ter shs hall
q ~ sass teoA Sut jast o1as0 60
The evening world., 1913-05-13
Sporting BRIEFS.

The Princeton Tiger showed aquatic
strength and skill by outrowing Haf-
ward and the University Of Pennsylvania
IN . 1N-,nile dash down the Charles
River Basin. 1t waa a stern chase for
the winners most Of the way. for their
start was q poor one. Pennsylvania
was overhauled at the halfway mark
and Harvard ~ the shells swept under
Harvard Bridge. one mile down the
course. Then the Tigers gradually drew
away and they had length to the good
at the finish. Pennsylvania fintshed
three lengths behind Harvard. The
times we're: Princeton. 10 minutes. Il
ssconas; Harvard. 10 minutes, "a seconds;
Pennsylvania. 10 minutes. "a seconds.
The worlds smatssr Yuanins record for fifty
usiin Vas beaten Il Stamford Bridss Ath,st3o
Gvupds, london. by 3. ". Lloyd. who ran
ths distance IN u hours IS minutes and %
seconds. J. e. DlEcn. The holder Of the record
doc isss. IN la. !ssr r.n the Mty yIa. mais'
Lloyd's feOrd 10 ninuses and ~ 10 seconds
q, Z. Gamer Of rhiau.phil. .playtue g. =.
Nayk's School, won the Harvard tutsrschoaAsuo
ieanis chansyionship With . straight sst victory
oVsr c. Il. Hsrd of PAsadsna. GAL. seudsns
Al Phinips- Exeter Academy. At Caahrdss. MAS.
Tbs ecoes wss e-A. rs. 6-S. BY Pc vlCsory,
CAnss sasls the raht to Senpess tsr me IT,,
,..,. s.ss e:
eSsMvisasiiO with 10 ppiats st. Msrks Ni
seconA With D.
The evening world., 1913-05-13
THEY'LL Have to Beat Reds
While PhillieS Lose to
Pirates.

The Dodgers will lead the National
d4easus parade II they win another v'o-
tory over ths Reds to-day and the Ph'I-
lies do the Arothsrly love act ana lose
to the Pirates. Only PhiiadsaphlA's late
rally yesterday prevented the Oodssrs
from being In fitst place to-day.
The Job Of heading me league 1!h
Dahlen admits u big one. but in Lssty
Allen he thinks no has the man to turn
the trick. The younsster Will likely
draw Benton and the third GAme Of tha
series will probably simmer into bat
tie Of southpAws.
Indian johnson ATTEMPTED - stoi
BrooA1yn's winning stssAk, but the
dodgers are no rsspsctsrs Of oslsbr!tis'
these days and the noted Rsdskin ha'
to give way bsfors . shower Il eas<
hits In the ssvsnth inning.
plssy caxchss BY 0tsngsl. FSshss
Smith and Cutshaw did much to ai
Nap Rucksr In beating the hShtin
RSd0. 1 10 &
The evening world., 1913-05-13
BRADLEY
EARNS DRAW WITH
CHAMPION COULQh
Philadelphia Bantam 0huh
Toe 10 Toe and SwuQe
Punches Win Titieliold1A

PmIlA00R1@A 1kAy 0-OUO
waShA oAampion Of ths Wos1A 9ao16r
Cesisn mse . surprise wAsa JoanD
BreA,sy e tAis city he'd In - Q Ao0
IN cir fest rounds ~ the Olymcla - -
The lsoai Lad stood W w1th che ~
hSedsr and swapped punches. ysa0111
drew bleed from Johnnys neee - -
0ftA round. but Il was even - -
score, - Coulon else drew nloSA oA>
third session.
Al the beginning Of tho bout the SnD0-
pion set . fast pace, but Bradley aoDOo
toe to zoe and met every one OF hio -
vancss with stiff left and right hOeAs
Bradley had the advantage m h010Ae
and reach.
In the semi-wind-up Harry Tracey -
this city and frlah Mahon Of New 1ouG
went six fast ROUNDS to . draw.
a.; SEw ~, HAyEx I1yISS My a.y 1s,s: ssrr -
;cs a g So =, ]. ': n, Is.:a s:ss & s,,a @
t.iinI d, bard IN to q. Ey. "a iS3Sl g
ns ssSs c ssas .ns. a:'s ~ e: ~ "ssa sna e e:
down for the csnt
Jersey M IL S,y n% ouois. s'HS' Ssnss 1s.. q N:~
...ss..t Nsw SstsaSs sss; Y, Y: q:' L., " 10: = -
was that at the New Orleans Athlete Club w4Gn
n Nev Orleans ten soupds Although tissro q
10 decision. the local prses. G.es Denny = shAdS.
fist and fourth, which bsoks even. b.onso1 -
knocked down In shs secoud
AKRON. o., My 15.-Iohnny GrifakA .ss
AsrUm .srCs . pst V 9s @ss y! S!i,ant fie,,t a y
dSpha fsatherwseAt. Tbs local Soy cafIle1 -
fight in con Of The tws1vs rounds, 1sA 0ncclD601
IN landing thrss biuws % eeeh ons OF the -.
unsf.
MEsTIy4kD: A.S: W ls.-kH 4eg,
Isisns fsIS q s. TtS soass oi s5s{s Sous e. g =
',,,s Whit i, city AtAlStsc cisA ~ Aesk = q
The evening world., 1913-05-13
D0duers' Chance to Lead
Muu Be Decided To-Day

nsctions. Dirmy was out to convsre the
sa,ash into q double and succeeded, but
et the cost Of his services to the team
a. q player for . month and possibly
aix weeks.
considerable force He hooked the bag
With hi right foot md the force Of the
comVaoe mas % great tha& the shin
bous was chipped while . small bone In
HE foot was broken IN addition.
"Dirmy" gave way to Lsibold to run
for him and although he suffered ex-
cruciating pain ths NGp leader d.
rsotsd the attack from the side lines
until the last man Wa out.
''Bsrmy" has decided e uss Buddy
Ryan ln centrsilsld end II the fossnsr
Portland tOrsyon) man feils to come
through with = good brand Of goods.
I.eiboad viii receive . chance.
One cannot help admirinS . team that
shows hNht and thets Just what the
New York IIighianders did ysatsrday
When the Maps forged TO the front n
the NTH iHsinS BY scoring three ssa:sI
witch Uavs them . two-un working
margin. al Of the $500 fans present
naturally expected to see the High
landsU satisfied with their lot and e
through the formally Of finishing thu
game. But they rsolonsd without thu
spirit that Frank Chance has injects<
into the Hi6hiandsrs Instead Of quit
ting they startsd the sixth inning viii
a shsw ol determination that was goot
to behold. WHAT'S more. they were no
satisfied with only tying the score bu
forged tntD the lead by enc run ans
we're never evsrtaken thereafter.
The evening world., 1913-05-13
PgNNAMT RAGE ON
BOTH BIG eEA@UES.
Giants Slump. According to Manager.
Due to Poor Condition Of Tesreau
and Marquard.
BY JOHN j. MGRAW w.
NsnaI0r of tho Giants.


3 Of that Philadelphia series. 1t worried
club to be q weak one mechanically. The
all the games, and II WAS always some
not afford to pull many bonshead plays
Then, the pitching for the New Ysrlk
would like to sss t. .
quickly forgotten world's ohanplona
We have ever haws had. 70 my mind.
o1Ast season they wsre dogsed by re-
marnably Eood luck. Already hard luck
has set It's teeth into the team. They
ere not thought by American Lsasuers
to whom ! have talked to have a
chance for the ohAmpionshsp.
Neverth eless, II seems that the clut
still has some night left in n. Accord
Ing to the press dispatches, tho Rec
sox and Cleveland team got into q
wransle the other day. ana thsrs wa,
rough and tumble battle, Now.
am not for these erse-for-all-nShts. bu,
Ike to see the old a(gressive apiri
In the game, and sometsmes thinl
there 10 too little Of It those days win
the brouhsrly love manifested BY intsr.
league games during the season.
The more rivalry there u betvee,
clubs ana Isaguas. the more popul.,
the game will Be. Rivalry can exi.
without han physrv becoming priz,
| hShtsFs.
(ospssisAA 1913. ~ Job. j. Mco~w.,
The evening world., 1913-05-13
o Q
Record Of
''oid Maa''
Ataiast the
chieats cubs
q o
Bu Bozen,on Duigev. /.

YF records were kept Of the nun'osr
Of pitched bats that 70 over the
4 plate in q single g4us. Chrisev
Mathswson te.Aay would have IN sx'
ira blue ribbon TO add to the eoilso otaen
that already covers one side Of his dsn'
During his dsclinAny yssrs this vsnse'
aAls gentleman has turned % many
rsma rxs BILE tricks and turned them -
often that he 10 making II hard for h's
fellow writer's to nnd something new
on which to hang \ headl!ne In h's
easy victory over the Cues. however.
he mas siven " chance.
This toddling ola gent performed the
rather extraordinary fest OF not hav'
inx a ball called on him while pitching
10 the Arst eleven battsss that faced
him. Everything he turned loose went
for a strike or put out, excepting enc
tvo.beegsr that Al Bridwsn got n BY
vay OF punctuation In the third inn4n6.
TO 70 q little further with this exhibit
t.on of control, Ma&ty mtsssd the heart
Of the plate but Ave times on the hrst
twenty battsrs. During the entire
rams eleven balls we're called on him.
But for Hsinis Zimmsrmaa and BILL
Ciymsr fouling on ten good strikes. Ole
Uncle Chr.sty would have also lowered
the worlds record, whioh 10 held by
himself. Of pitching but slxty-ssven
balls In an entire game Of nine innings
AZ II was. he finished OF ths dayl
work BY pitching ssvsuey -fvA Hi
record by innings was: .. 4. ~. .. IL
3. 10. s. 7-1S.
The maxnituds Of this feat 90 b
better understood whom II 10 recalle<
that lhs avsrsge pitcher throws ~
Falls during . game. II also sxplaini
why tho game was played IN one houl
and twenty minutes. notwithstandini
. lo,g walt while Johnny Evsu wa
being put out OF the game for talktni
"a ssy 10 Umpirs Orth ana another Do
lay caused Sy the Cubs chenginE pitch
srs. At that Il was the fastest gam
played on the Polo Grounds this sea
son.
A Newspaper publisher with head "a
business economy who sat in the prea
box told US that " all pttchers~ bad cor
troll like MAthewson the pap6fs woui
save annvsily thousands OF dollasV
overtime that has to Be paid whils wall
Ing TO get out extra editions. No
there's an idea for some one to stal
UP a school Of control. Think OF g. N
newspapers could save enough In . %,
The evening world., 1913-05-13

son TO support II. Yes. and the betting
IN that Matty. who II also rather LONG
on percentage. would declare himself in
FOR slice Of the profits.
but TO Get back to the doings Of the
day, Mathswson pitched enc q the naat.
ct games Of his life. Tue Cubs might
- we'll have gone up without their baAs
They did not have chance. TMrss lone
nih was their portion. But for Tillis
Shafer's bed work In handing Hsanis
Zsmmerman's hot single to csntrs In the
seventh II would have been IN Sasy shvt.
out. Being unaccustomsd to the outhsid
shafer came In too close on the bail and
It got by him, rolling TO fence for Q cir.
cult Of ths bases. Throushout the game
only two Cub runners got 40 fsr a. Sec
ond base and Zimmerman was one OF
them. The other was Al Bird we'll when
lie n<cked ehe old gent for q two baegsr
IN the third inn!ng. He never got any
further.
Behind Nashswson che Giants played
We real champions and for the 6rst
time In . week they managed 70 gst
hits when hits wers needed. At the
start II looked a. II they were up against
their old luck. With the basss full and
only one out In the nrst inning jack
Murray couldn't set the bail out Of The
inhs'd and . runner vas nailed at ths
piats. BY the way. In that inning ths
Cubs astovnded everybody b. making Z
play that 10 seldom ssen In the bssin.
ming OF . game. With Burns on thirt
ana Fletcher on second and only onI
out Lew Rltuhis. 1t the suggestion q
0ven. was daseag enough 20 allow I-arr,
Doyle to wa5k and all ne bases raths,
than Eivs he captain 4 crack at tn,
oea. 1t turned out 70 bs q winaing NOV,
Tor the time osinG a. Murray fell dow,
IN the pinch. Puvossly walking q eat
tar 10 oftsn resortsd to In the latter par
OF close game. but Il II new stu6 I.
pull u IN tho hrst inning. After ail
Ritchies daring move only dela Yea ~
hnish a. the 0isnts jumped ON Mm /,
the fourth and Arovs HIM from th
mound.
The evening world., 1913-05-13
Wizard Matty GiUes
Another Exhibition of
His Remarkable Control

0ldnt havs Q ball called on istNn Wltte pitch.
Ing 70 ne Ar6l eleven ksttsrs.
Only had slsvsn balls called On him during
sntlrs game.
Would have smashsd his record fer number
q bas dssivsesd In oams he'd Il net been for
vnususi ssvl,No BY Zimmerman end ciymsr.
Only passhsd ssvsNty.avs bsils dvnns On.
~ ssms-shs rsesrd hs@t BY himself bsins
sAayssvsn.
oams sniy lasted one heSr and t,ssnty min.
usss. netwlShseantine time wastsd while gvsrs
wee pvt on ns'd and oubs changes pttehsss
Masss1 hsert u plsts but Hvs Zines while
pitching 70 Asst twenty bstes~s
Only shrss lone h'ss made BY opponsnts.
ovs Ssr ehassr's poor nsldins on zmm>r.
name single no would have scored shveout.
Only one e$hsr man cot 40 far % ssesnd.
The evening world., 1913-05-13


Tesreau has not yet been worked UP
to the proper point 90 he can 20 IN
and lay the bail over tho plate where
he wants It. This man needs !o's OF
exercise and hot weather. He can 90
to the box every other day and no
batter for It. TesreAu will win . lot
Of bail games this season. He came
back from the South In Ane shape. but
the bad weather At the beginning OF
the season permitted him to get ous
Of condition. and he has not fully re-
covered his form yet.
MATrY Is OUT FOR A RECORD
THIS YEAR.
MarQuard has been laid up with
tonsilitis. but is all right now. and
look for him to have one Of the best
years Of his diamond days Mathewson
10 the big fellow that will surprise
some folks this year who have been
for some time declaring him too old
to play baseball. He IL In better
shape to-day than he has been in two
years and II eager to make . record.
He has ~ much stun - he ever had.
with the exception Of the speed. and
he has . good deal Of that left In his
arm.
All the Eastern clubs Of the League
have surprised me. 70 sum up my opan-
ion Of the race to date. They have de-
veloped unexpected strength. sven Boa-
ton and Brooklyn. Phtladslphia 10 naols
to bs q dangerous contender Tor tn
psnnant II Doom can ksep his patcaanG
stan stsaming along ~ Il 10 geins now
This unexpected display Of strength II
going to help the Giants to beat out tn
| Pirates II the Pittsburgh team GOMEZ
through a. I expect It will. When the
East and West meet. II will not b sof'
pitching for uhs Wssterners any more
a. It used to be. It 10 more the oths'
way around. Tue Parates are not soanl
to fattsn up when they invade the Eas
or when the East luvades the West.
Rgo COX OUT OF RACE NOW, ~
ogGM0.
Tbses 10 not much TO ~ shout th
American League thb week beyont
what I sa!d lest week. eDcspt that tn
RED Sox appear to have arrstrisvaha!
cracked. They will be the mos
The evening world., 1913-05-13
He'll Meet McGoorty at Pitts
burgh May "a, and Dillon
At indianapolis May 20.
Dv John Pollock.

-RAeeK KLAUS. the sturdy Pitts
eusuA aGAtss. wno has boon osasm-
1 W ths 9i1daswsisht chsmpion-
saip tide ever sanos he defeated Billy
Paphs IA . contest In Paris few
uouths aSe, hes 3ust been signed fos
1ve nlporsAet oeuts By bic manager.
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