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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-05-09
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Qen gort, 8. Mai. Der sr'te
Cffisier bes 9dmpfsrs ~Wtaie'tie "
fprans am 9isnitag mitten I'm atlans
tiiten Ssean iiber 8oro uno rsttste
gn. aeorn, sinen aoblenihaufler. Der
perfutt Bate, SsIbItmoro gu begehen.
asopn beIann ii6 offenbar einss Bel
Isren. iobolo er ins Bafler plumpits,
benn er beoann iih .rdftig gegen oie
Nt[len All itemmsn. Blair IpraHs ihm
nch unr belt ihn iibsr gDdnsr, BIZ
gsipe Don einsm Boot aufssnommsn
puroen.
Observation-Disclosures.
QhifuoeIpbiu, pa. 8. Ueai.
frau Norp auIGia, "a Sdhre all, sr'
bob Iica in lsstsr Raft aus eem Bette,
in oem fie nit ibrsm Wanne uno slpsi
t!ssnsn I0fterdsn ihlief, boIte En-
lanaes ShldhiermeFer unn itnli'
ben ainotrn BE aeblen oarh. ct
roilbrahts bic 5tot in FOLDER Stills
baf ihr Itlafenosr gatle nihts odror
msrsie. Gis gran mar irani seipelsn
uno BAT aniheinsno in slnem anfal
BON tempordrem WahniiHn sehanoelt
sn en.r ;3sle Der po!tBsiitation fpur
BE- Iie bniterii6 uno lie murmslts, bal
| iis ibrt gabiss aus rs.isioien GriinntI
eetooei babe.
Drei MGunsr Derbrannt.
Buffalo. R Y.. s. Waoi. = IL
sinem ;Seler, nas am GOHnsr'tds Dior
Gen su iriiher Stunbs bic Stnllunssi
Ser GranbaG 9ori. Gompanp seritOrts
| iamsn crsi MGnner inns 2eben. De
psiunidre gerluit belauft ilh au
| $4,000. Bis gum 9lbeno mar eri
1 cine Der 2sineu aufsefunoen Dorbsn
I6aMt Sps3ialiit It be
i Qhifa beipbia, pa.. 8. Wea
lDr. aouis Iubrina. tin beriibmts
| noutvGpssidliit. Der piele Sabre be
| ashritubl In niefem gch ouf os
i lCenniplrunia llniptriitdt inns hdtt
.lit IN aiisr non 81 1nArsn se!t0rhs'
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ren, unb bic goli5si berpflihtst tpur,
Beibilfe su leiiten.
Der plo5eb por Der Straftammer
bate Dos RaAipiel Der benttpiiroi9en
Sibuna bes abgeoronetenbuuies bonn
8. mai 1912 gebilbet, uIs Der in5fpi>
fdxn perftortsne prdfibsnt Jreikrr D.
Grffa bic poli8ei sfpeds getpoltiamer
gntferngng gor&dfots 3u Ollie rtsf.
Borharbt tpurbe bonlals treeen 9cuss
frieoensruhs su 80 Weart Celebrate
beatp. sebn 9agen 9efdn9nibbaft Ders
u,tbeili, Qein.rt pessn Dioeritonos
aeoen bic Stadtsgepalt 5u % Wtart
OelbftraIe bestp. fiinf 5agen 9dft.
Das Geriht entihis6. oaB Die 0ez
I6dftsorpnung bss preubiiden Ibgcs
orbnetenbaules ben ausi6lub BON
Tsitslisbern bur6 poliseigetpolt ere
m6alite unb bies niht nit Der 8ers
fafuna i'm WiberIpru4 itebe. Die
4baeorbneten bat.en iiA uuf parus
qrupb LOG bes RsidssGtrnfgeiebs
| butes hrufen, fponuh NIT 3uhthaus
/ Biz su flint s5abrsn ob.r nit Jeitunssa
baft bon gleiher Gauer berienige be'
| trait pirb, tpelher einen 4bgeoroneten
our6 8e.palt bon Der 9beilnabule on
ben 9erlammlungn ubbdlt.
Der Carl Of Yarmouth be-
rathst nieber.
nru g gpni Ter Wluruui:
: OF bartiprb, Der friibere 6atte Dor
:. Qllice 1fdtp bon qittsburg, oeren s5'
I'm Sahre 1903 dunulirt ipuroe, mir
fib bemnchft ipieoer perbeirdthen.
Die profpettips @ottin bes Uidr
ouis. Der beiIsr ols Carl Of yarmouth
fefcnnt III, III Trdu UtoBsgcdle, oi
|. risl dltsr in dls er. sic beIist abe
J elm 8srmDaen BON S3,250,o 900. oat
ihr peritorbensr Gotte ihr bintsrld''sl
Ld..
) Gsuer 1Iieger Retoro &c
Il fbnffen.
: gbartres, Grantreih. 8. Ora
|, r,- frons0iifts Glieger Jraneeol
I machts am 0onnsritag NIT isds ga'
i iooisrer einen 70 Utinuten lang.
. Eluu, pcmit sr siHsu Weltrstoro u
It bt. 3nbl Ger mitsenommensn Yan'
Is aiers Iorrobt ols AUDI fiir oit aani
= tines 'luass nit icpislsn pa'iagssr'
ssifoffsn bat.
b GeIhentter gaul.
To Toutoinebleau, 5ronsretc
J. 8. Mai. Der a6Rig 4lFDns Don Sp'
T. nisn bel. am Tonneritag eine HspI
u iibsr cine gdrabe aolonne frdn5ol
Dc iter GapoIerie unb 2lriillerie db. Y
CT briitte bei oieIsr gelegtnbeis iolte y
II. punDsruna iiber bas ihm snr 8erfl
n. uuna aeitsIte braune normann1lc
10 0oQblutpferb aus, o0s er ritt. odB D
n DrdIioent Qpincare ibm oasgs1tro 5u
u. gsfteRt moate.
= 56eibung beDiilist.
H. garis. s. Ntui. Der Baron
er @uuubn. ebemalisen morgandtli6
Satin bes a0niss 2sopoIb poH "
r. aisn, nuroe am 9Onnsritdg eineSh'
q, ouna Don Emanuel Durieur befpllii
n, ben fie i'm Sabre 1910 geteiratbst bat
er Turieur bate iib niht pertbelolgi.
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Gin DsiIitdr3ug Der Negierring IN
Dserifo n,ird, Ipnanrit 5erliort.
Don $50 Rann. Die iif on goro be-
ianben, rplroen 200 getootet.
Die Nalfanfra ae.

Qonbpn, s. Wni. - Die Bot
itniters aonferens belt am Siensz
taa sin. stpei Stunbef oauernbs Sig
una ab, tam ober gu teiner rpihttssu
Gntftxibnng. Die nG6ite Sisnng
piro mabrIneiniih erit am 20. Wsat
i.attfineen. Snspiihen peroen ben
Mdhien Doribldee nit ge3ng aur ole
Grensen unb ben Status DON Asbds
nien unterbreitet pereen.
Die 5rienenssapnfersn5 triro IN
2cnbon sliinmmentrtttn nno mdnrs
fheinlit ipernen bis 5ur enbgilti9sH
grlepiqnne Der albdniihen 6rage tTls
tsrna.icnals Truppsn pon Der glotaoes
ssIotte Stutori beisbsn.
guigarien unp Ssrbisn tdbsH ois
U,rmittlung Rubldnos in ihrem bsi'
eeriettiqen Streit oHgsnoMTHsn, pis
aus SoFiu oemslset rpiro.
1aeegsn iteiut iih Die Sp1nnung
sr;Then gulgarien urro 0rishsnl1no
in omin5fer Weiie su osri6limmtrH.
Tie Mrmeen piefer heioen Glnoer itea
ben iih Bel Gdtonifi iumpfb.ret es'
osniiber. Die 8nlgaren ha6en Sip1s
Ia am 1sdiiden Wteer, Oitiih pon Cd
lcni,i, fart befsitigt uno 40 0eihuss
10 placirt, nob fie sinsn angriff i.i'
tens Der eriehiften 5lotts snriidtpei'
fen tonnsn. gs betBt lcsar, oab he
g.ortcs, sebn WsiIsn fiielih BON DID
mu. Elm @efeht ftattgeiunoeH babe.
Der ,Iimes" ipirb ober aus Sdlot
niii eemsloet, bab gulgarisn dnitei
neno willens fsi. felns Tiiferen3eI
nit Grieh.nlono in frieoliher gDsli
bgisuieaen, uno auf Salon !
uno einsn ztil nes 0in'er
ianpes, spsnn ntdi duf ocs gaTi3s 9tn
lamb unter alien llmitdnoen fir I'D
Dsrianet.
Berlin, s. Wsai Die Stim
rnuna in nunmehr I'm 4ngemsinen mi
gssug nuI bic gal.ans5rags cine aus
a.Iprohen pptimiitiihe. Die meiitel
Bl6tter .rsldrsH. bab bas Sdlimmft
iibsritonben isi. Rnr eiuige iparnel
Dor az srDben 6offnungsH, iiHb NAB
nsn sur 9oriiht.
Tn elmer infpirirten aunbsebin
vrtldrt bic .aSInifts 3siiilns1, bi
sfom5nie Iei bsenbet. GOnig gtisolau
to6e iein frsplbafiss Gpiel ausfegsber
nahoem er eingeIshen, bdb ouf sir,
llnsinio.eit Der europdifd,sn Wd6t
nid,t mshr su boffen mar.
pem.rtensperth i,i es. fdhrt b
3tituna fort. Oab nsm Irtibuno fern
ittbenbe W6hts nds berehtieis 90,
cehen CeTterrsihs nnersdrusteH nn
iicb aIlm6hliGl bsfftn GeicmhstnufFo
Inna anidloii.n. M6re bas friifs
osgfshn, 10 bate ss friiher gum Sic
oefiibrt. Tos unTelie.. otm Nuiebs
Der europdiifen Diplomatic niht foi
nerlide Gine unn hsrsieben mare e
ipart Dorb<n, fnrIs bic rihtig. einild
cher slim Durfbruh oefommsn mar
Die Hare unn trGFiige onltur
CtIttrreihs unb ieinr 8unossasnc
fen. t<tcnt bic .A0!niihe 3tiiune
nod. babe bns einsige Wlittel gebcts
bic Mcnttneprinsr sur Ration III bri
gen Dole Mnerisnnnna ptrbisne ,
aroBsiiaies snereifhe Vcliti! Jtalien
Der H.ise Der Trauen
GneIaah
2cnbDn,8 8. Wlni. Die ftreiib
.bcrtn Guffr0eetien beobRdtieen, ,
jett an eins ns@ oe,rdIiit itdhoste RAJ
edsel - zu - - - ~
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SoG perlanst huben, baB feline Jrou
ii6 pos 2e6en nebme, um ihn su
retten.
Wssbr als bunbert QusldRoer in Gorp.
Sno., am Streit,
lin lGngsr arbeiten 81 oirfsH.
Garitab Graft.

Rem ort, 3. Dtat. Yer
Staat5dnpdlt uiro Der 9rdno Jurp
bic Bidder elmer Der gr0bten 2aItcab@
GeielTdaf.en in Der Staot porlsgeu,
aus oenen er'i6tli9 if, oub 4loersI
manner uno dHoere itdotiihe genmts
Sabrsss saurtsn fur free 3aIttabs
IJabrtsn erbalten bober. Die llnterius
Dung ioll fsititsIIen, ob oteie Gefhents
in irgeno neltem 3uiammeHbdng nit
Der 9erfperfung eIner GroiEun3 I'm
godro OF aIoermeu fstbe, rpel4e ben
i3,pet perfoIgte, Regulattuuen betrefTs
Der Gabrprsiis fir 5arieabs uno be-
trsffs 8esablung fiir oas Redt, 3Grtz
cabs auf ben Straben aui3uitsQeH, gu
.rtaTen. Wie DsrIdutst. ioIIeu 5otels
uno Reitaurattouen BON gdricabs, Die
DOR ibrsn Gehdubsn iteheH, idhrlit)
cine bdlbe Wtiliiou Dollars GiniiiHfte
be3ieRn. Die 2lbiiht mar, oieie Re-
psnuen Der Staot 3u5urpeH6en, dber
bic OroinaHs blisb aHerieoigt Iiegeu.
Die 2ei6s zines grmoross
ten aufgefunoeu.
golu bus, Cbio, 8. Ului. --
4m 9Onnsritag Itorgsu 5u fribr
Stunoe puree, i'm Stuube an Der On
s. 4penue liss:nb, Die aeihs zines uHs
b<tdnnten Ranns5 9tfunoeu. Der
Mann, uahri6.inIit elm Aeft girgis
nisr, pGr ungefdhr % Sabre at, ipar
| ourh bic 8ruft geitoTen unb batt'
cine fnrntbare Shuittpuuoe, bic nd
pon Der rsften Ssite oes ainnes iibeI
1 ben 6als bis an ben Rudsn binsog.
| Z. Z. Sberpopo. eiH FARMER, oei
Sftlit1 BON Der Start pobnt. thsilt
am 4beno Der qoli3si nit, bab er an
friihen Moren on Ger Steae, an mel
der be Qeits sefltnosn irnroe, pcrbei
aetommen lei unb gsiekn babe, nj
srei Mdnner ouT tIuen orittsn log
ihluoen, er ab&r rsitersefabrsn lei
oa er sldubte. BAG Is Fid i'm cine &c
nGhnlihe qriiaelsi bdnnle, in bic iic
einsumiihen er teiue Cuff bate.
Tie Qplisei III Der 4niiht ,ouB be
Grmoroete elm ginbrsher mar uno {
pom ieinen 8artnern in tinem Strei
: nm Die gertbeiIuug Der geute aetoott
tporben lit. Gin s5tali.ner Ramsn
NieolIa, 80 Sabrs ali. iii in Ttlatpdr
dls perb6hti1 per1aftet poroen. 9
. geb1rosn oloubsH aber ni4t. ooB
/. elmer Der W6rber it,
II Gs fhsint. boB Der Grmoroets ri
n ber in 4aeit g}irgiria anfdfig ma
/. Tie E6ubs, bic sr trur. iuoren in c
/ nem Gaben in gsdlep. Weit 8iroiui'
!. netnuft unb Elm Eiisnbdhns Billet pt
!. CLINTON nat Surtington, Weit 9ira
8 mia, aittia, puroe in elmer ieiner *
n i6sn eefisnosn.
Ginnrger6huli6er Strei
Garn, Snb,, s. Moi. Mehr a
n frunoert ausldubiite 5agl0huer, |
: an ben reuen g&bduoen Der limit
n Stntss Gteel Gpmpanp IN bieiiq
9. gtaot beIh1ftiat limb, inouearirt
Z en- Dornerftag einsn Streit. bei b.
I les Iih I'm oas ungep0hnlthe Werln
u can mad, IdneereH Irbeitsftune
l. hanb,lt. Tie asuts srhaIten 19a Ger
n ni. Strnoc fir sinen aebnitiinbis
i grbe;tsico. unb fie oerlnngen. ocb
,r nsr oeituttet merhe. IL Gtunoen to
m lif su arteiten. Die grbeiten on ,
sr Gsetdubsn miiHsn bis sur Grlenisu
I. cieies tigrnthlu,litn Gtrtitsrun
= lyinssistIs ssrSsl
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Detterberi4t.

nnrDbip.unb Snbiana: sStrths
r.aen am Jreitos ODsr in Der Gretsas
Yaft unb ipabrfdvinii4 am saHs
iraq: tiibIer am Souritos. g1dHors
tide Winbe.
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q 6nerer Dteuf.

sFelotpebel: r5atra, futra, ieBt lou
| firm Serru 6duptmann an Retruten
ols gurI6en rausiuhsn, odn nit eis
mem intsuissutsH G'ittt bat &C &C.
,iust."
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sca,re aftipit6t uerrrIobt Der britild9eri
9fegier,mg llrifoiten iip Sobe bon
S25, 600, 900 inn ssabr.
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CSitri,,nnti csreitnn nan Q NNni 19I3 Eret

Die 9ralt Anterlu6un0 In
New Dork |
2Sirb jett audi aui Die Alber.
men ansseoebut
Die WersiiHftisnngen bon ben
1agicab StompasHien
erbalten follen.
Dian erpartet, baB einsr Der perurs
teilten poliseis SnIpettoren
Den .Wann bober nod o6en" blos'
itellen tpiro,
Der ben sr6btsn 1heil Der Groftsslosr
erbalten bot.
SarrD Gee Moors. Der i'm 3uat6aus
OOn MiHoari iist,
Soa % perfonen mit Der art srmor'
Oct hdbsn.
Gin sigsnniiBiser N0roer in Ct.
/ 4lbans, gt.,
| SoQ perIdnet hdben, bdB feline 5ror
1. Iia Dos 2eben nebme, um lAn gu
retten.
Webr als 6unbert 4usldHoer in 0orp
Sno., am Streit,
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MuslanD. .Selegrapb
pie .3alRan-S
->E>
eheimt jett elmer friesliHen
20iuns nabe 81 iein
linS eixe sptimiHiiMe Stimmnns
madbt I'D, selfenb.
Gtitari ipirb wahriteiniih BON
Truppenpou Der internatsnnaIeH
sSIotte beiest tDer0en.
guIsarien uno Serbien
9eehnaen Die 8erHitteIiuig> >yhiBlaro 9
hl.ibrem Streite all.
Gfnber in Sohe bon S5,0O0,OOO
Sabcn Die engllfen- Snffru9etteH II
49, Qff1o,,,to,Y n,,fYofydstpf

Sabcn Die engllhen- Suffrugetteii III
bret Naonoten angertdltet.
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9sehmen Die 8ermitteIiulg> 9liBlano $
iil.ibrem Streite all.
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Stnbu in Sobe bon s5,oO0,oo0
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garis, s. Wtdi. Der gurcnin
@auqbH, sbemaligen morganatii6eH
Satin bes a0niss 2sopOIb BON Bel
oisn. puroe am 1onneritag einsShsis
ouno pon emanuel Durisur befpiuist,
ben Il. i'm Sabre 1910 geteirasbet bate.
Turisur bate ii9 nitt pertbeiolgi.
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e@eimt jett elmer friesIihen
25juns nabe 81 iein
iInS etms pptimiitiine 1timmnns
met9t iid5 8eifenn.

guIsarien uuo Serbien
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Berlin, 8. mai. Gas Rsihss
aeritt i'm aeipsie bat feline entiheis
buna be3iielih Der Repificn Der beibsn
Icaialb<motratiihen Witglieber bss
prsubiftxn 4beeorowisntuuiss, gDrs
hdrot unn< <aeiner., sesen bns 81 Gnhs
peraaneenen Septembers seialie urs
iheil Der eriten 5traftammer bes Dtrs
liner Qonbceridis l bsiannt aewo6t.
Die b6tffs Snitan5 Derpdrf bie re.
piiion nit Der Hegriinbung. oub bcl
Qlboecrbneienbcus polItomH,tn btred'
Tat psD<isn isi. jsin 6caasse4a o. nab
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-07-31
Nails the kidding Wooo, al
Icicle the Match
AT THE 1913 CHAUTAUOUA

Mr.. Reno B. Melbourne stands on the
Chautauqua platform before a table OF
simple things like matches. motors.
corks. clocks strings. thermometers anG
wires. 4 touch here and a touch there
and the most astonishing liveine,, r.
suits. The juggler scientists enthusiasm
as he explain, it all i as thrillful as the
experiments themselves!
Mr. Melbourne, ingenuity with phys.
cal phenomena ha, given him recognition
BY scholars abroad a. we'll "a at home
But if he had no other talent than that
OF firing the imaginations and the te4
soning powers OF people who meae no
his audiences at Chautau1uas, We migus
still marvel at his lavish endowment5
The whole purpose OF Chautauqua pro
grams is summed up is the thing s-
brings us.-It is Inspiration. .
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Lambertville Post Office.
Unclaimed Letters

Advertised July %. 1913 to be
sent to the Dead Letter Office. Aug.
8, 1913.
Mrs. Z. R. Snyder
Arazso CregantO
Domenico Desanti
Antonio, NJ.
James D. MacKay, ?. NJ.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-07-31
MANY PRIZES FOR
FARMERS EXHIBIT
Solebury Deer Park Affair Promises
to be Most Successful Event
Held in This Section.
NOT BEING RUN FOR MONEY


carry through the Farmers Exhibit
ion at the Solebury Deer Park,
September 9Th and 6th.
Carversville Grange and the Sole
bury Farmers Club have furnished
the first management and re-
sponsibility.
The most progressive business
houses of the locality are furnishing
the second special awards to make
the classes more interesting and
worth winning.
1t is now up to the people Of the
community to furnish the third, and
most necessary part of the show,
No matter what plans are made
what trophies offered, if the people
-YOU-do not send entries, there is
no exhibit.
The management ages to shelter
all perishable articles in the Auditor
ium. Nature has covered the entire
grounds with shade for the stock
and the management will furnish
shelter over Friday night, and
watchmen to protect against theft
or vandalism.
The Horse Show will be held on
Saturday only Last year this
department had $50 entries from
baby colts to stations, and not an
accident of any kind, which proves
conclusively that an open air show
is practical, and the ring-side at
tendance proved it worth seeing.
The management give three
ribbons = blue, red and yellow in
each class and sub-class.
A. W. Preston of Solebury, In
ternational Harvester Company
agent. Mccormick Branch, offers
so ID. bale Standard Binder Irvine
for best . bushel wheat.
The Amwell National Bank, Lam
bertville. offers Five Dollars in
gold for best display of stock and
produce from any one farm.
Michell's Seed Store, of Philadel
hia. offers Michell's Bronze Medal
for best display of vegetables anc
Michells' Bronze Medal for bes
cut flowers.
In the breeding classes for horse
Messrs. P. and E. w. Torbert, Buck
manville, owners of the horse Paysol
T. Reg. No. 32351, rec. 2.2913
(sire of Fountain King 2.294 AM
Nav T. trial 2.22) offer service 0
the horse to winner foals Of 1911
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trotting- bred. Cash value $4,000
William P. Balderson. Yardley
owner of the native bred Percherol
horse. Prince Heilig, makes the same
offer to foaIs Of 1913 draft-bred.
James 5. Higgins, New Hope
Frank Frederick. Lahaska, anC
William S. Oppie, Solebury, all hors'
shoers of nigh reputation, eacf
agree to shoe a winner in the harnes
classes.
The H. K. Milford CO.. Philadel
phia, makers Of antitoxins, yaccines
etc. offer a bottle Of their new
Nitro-Germ, sufficient for five acre:
cash value $500. They will have
a representative on the grounds t
lecture on the value of leguminou:
crops, incubation, etc.
Joseph Smith and Co., Millers
Stockton. offer 100 lbs. flour for the
best = bu. wheat; so lbs. flour fol
the best loaf of bread from flour
made in Hunterdon or Bucks count
les; 80 lbs. whole wheat flour fol
the best loaf of whole wheat breac
from flour made in Hunterdon Oh
Bucks Counties.
Other firms making donations, de
partments not yet decided upon, are
the Lambertville Record, Lambert
Vile: Frank Bush, Groceries and
Provision House, New Hope; H. +
Malloy and Son. General Store
Pineville; A. L. Rice, Auctioneer,
and dealer through public sales in
livestock. Lahaska; James Parker
Harness and Horse goods, Lambert
Vile, and many more, now negotlat-
ing, which will be advertised in
detail later.
Competent disinterested Judges
have been engaged to pass on all
exhibits and some one will win all
these valuable specials and lot of
satisfaction in his article as well,
This is not a money making
scheme but is arranged as a benefit
to YOU. the exhibitor. To learn what
the other fellow is doing and if he
is doing it better than we are; and
to produce friendly rivalry, which is
conducive to better work on both
sides, is the object of the Farmers
Exhibition.
On the list of classes, which will
be out this week is a department o
interest to every man, woman ant
child, in New Jersey and Pennsyl
vania. Copies may be had by ad
dressing the secretary, Mrs. M. R
Ely, Solebury, Pa, Bell Phone, 221
13, New Hope, Pa, who will receiv
Cot,rI %,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1913-07-31

fees. The general admission Of ten
cents each day is to pay expenses
onIv The management works with
out pay.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-03
PENN WILL LOSE
 MANY GOOD PLAYERS

Philadelphia, Dec 1.-Out of a squad of 2s men the university of Pennsyl- vania will lose Il by graduation. Among them are Capt. Young, Minds, Marshall. Crane and Simpson. Each is star, and their loss will be felt greatly by the coaches when the time comes next year to make up the team. Other men who will leave are Dutton Anderson, Peden, Griffith, Bloom and Torrey.
 Seventeen men on the varsity squad will return, and even with those the loss of so many stars will be greatly felt The pick of the men left with the present freshman team should produce a team which will be able to hold it's own against other college teams.
 Coach Brooks feels that the team has mot been a success this year, but he says he Is, nevertheless, satisfied with the work. His system is different from that used by the men before he took hold of them, and it would take a team made up of all stars to pick up his
 m ethods in a year. So after a little experience the men next year ought to grasp the ideas and come through in better shape
 The freshman team will give the var Sity squad some good men next year. Capt. Matthews Of the 1917 team has proved himself a skilled kicker and a powerful line bucker, while several others of Roy Mercer's proteges show ied varsity form during the year.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-03
.MATHEWSON PLAYS
 GOLF OUT WEST

According to word received from Hbe Pacific coast, Matty will come east fin a month or two prepared to chai- lIenre Jerry Travers or Francis Ou1- met for the championship Of golfdom. The Big Gun has been playing soL euer since McGraw and his team left him behind in California He IS Keep ing in condition through Scotia's we'll .kno%xn game and expects to report in f1rS4-cIass form
 According to Matty, he took no risks upon this late jaunt, but went .alonRsa4 McGraw's request, and mere Iv stuck the ball over to furnish bat ting practice. This sounds reason able. as he happens to be one athlete who doesn't need an alibf.
 Chief Bender is another pitcher who is rya1tting in a winter of golf to keep him in shape The chief expects to pIav through Georgia and Florida un- til late in February, when he will join the Mackfanl camp Coonbss too, will take up golf again as soon as he is able to get about, and hopes in this way to be ready. by May or June It isn't likely, however, that he#win be ready for another year. s@
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-03
CLAIM NICKALLS
 MAY COACH YALE
English Expert Mentioned Av Likely Choice For Crew
 Instructor. H

New Haven, Conn.,, Dec. 3-That Guy Nfckalls of London, England, will be the next coach of the Yale crew is believed. here, and the delays in the meetings of the rowing committee are said to have come about because Of the natural delays in communication across the water
 Nickalls Is said to be the personal choice of AVerilI Hartman, the pres ent head coach. Hartman also was willing to guarantee Coach Courtne- of Cornell any reasonable amount last spring while the differences were ez- isting between Courtney and the Cor nell faculty.
 Nickalls is coach of the Leauder crew and gets that crew in shape near ly every year, in conpany with liar court Gold.
 NickaIPs brother, Vivian NickaIls. fs coach of the University of PeunsyT- vania. The Nickalls brothers are con sidered two of the greatest English oarsmen who ever rowed. It fB ez- pected that some announcement win be made before the Christmas hoIf- days. The Nickal1s negotiations are expected to go through, but if they do not the Yale authorities have oth- CT men under consfdera ton.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-03
TteS All Here
TALBOT CHOSEN
 TO CAPTAIN YALE
First Football Leader From Shelf Since Charley
 Rafferty'S Time.

One of the most important events III the football activity of the year at Yale occurred last night when the ..Y-' men gathered to elect the captain of the 1914 team Nelson StronT1ose Talbot 1915S-, was chosen, although Dy what majority is not known, as the meeting was held with the utmost se- screcy-
 Talbot is from Dayton, O., ana pre- pared for Yale at Hotchkiss, where ne pla ved on the team. In his freshndh wear at Yale he was put on prooatloA with the rest of his class for tner mart in the burning of the Temple street bridge, and so could not play on +Fne freshman team, although ne was out all year as scrub opposition for the varsity in practice. Last year ano 4fis season he played a permanent DO ssitfor. winning his letter both t1mes' and eliminating his career this year hv being placed on the Au-Amer1can and being elected captain.
 The new captain is the hrst Shen. football captain since C. D. RaHerty' seozS.. led the eleven in 1903, ana Tn tbe whole history of Yale only three .other captzans have been elected, ftaI- .fertv. R. G Watson, SIS, and Vance RacCorrnick '9SS.