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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-15
Evaporated Fruits.

NEW YORK. May 14,-Evaporeted ap
ples-Quiet.
Pruncs-Stoady; Orcgons, bb@sbc.
Aprlcots-Flrm.
Peache5--Steady.
Raisins~-Firm
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SILVER KING COALITION MINES CO.

Salt Lake Lake CITY, Utah. May l. 1913.
To the Stockholders:
The annual meeting OF the stockhold
ers of the Silver King Coalition Mines
company. for the election OF. officers and
the transaction OF such other business
as shall lawfully come before 1t. will be
held al the office OF the company. room
1O0s-9 Kearns building, Salt Lake City,
Utah. Mt the hour OF 2 D. nj. OF Monday
NAV 49, 1918 Respectfully yours.
DAVID KEITH President.
F. ], WESTCOTT, Secretary,
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NEyADAs IN SAN FRANCISCO.

James A. Pollock & Co, bankers anG
brokers, furnish the following: received
over their private wire yesterday AFTER
noon.
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

w. WILLIAMS & SON. 16S N ST, WAS.
1545-W Upholstering. chairs recaned
o343
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order of the board OF directors made on
the 1st day OF March. 1913. so many
shares OF each parcel OF such stock as
office OF the company a51 South Main
street, Salt Lake City, Utah. on the 20th
day Of May. 1913. at the hour OF p. H.,
TO pay delinquent assessments thereon,
together with the cost OF advertising and
expenses of the sale.
CHARLES TYING.
Secretary Abraham Irrigation Company.
sol South Main Street. Salt Lake
City, Utah.
Sale date. May 90. 1918. at p. m.
b7S3
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Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS. May 14.-cotton-
Spot quiet and unchanged: m!ddling
12 6-I6c, Sales, Sc bales.
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IN SMALL VOLUME
|0N NEW YORK EXCHANGE,
,,con,ated Copper Report Is Disappointment;
q Utah Copper Shows Decrease; Kay
Consolidated Is Prosperous.

commission. and r1lmors from Washington
We're current In banking circles that con-
siderable progress vas being made on the
draft OF the bill for currency reform.
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NEW YORK. May 14.-Cotton closed
steady at a mel loss OF 2 TO S points,
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BUTTONS
SCIENTIFIC sANITARIUM

DISEASES OF ANY NATURE CURED
without medicine or knife. You may be
skeptical; II so, call at my office and be
convinced One treatment only will con-
vince you j. II. Horr. 253 3rd avenue.
Was 1721-M b535
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SEWING MACHINES

WE SELL RENT AND REPAIR ALL
makeg fha State. Wasatch 4703- d34le
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AUCTION SALES

PUBLIC AUCTION OF THE ENTIRE
assets OF Congress Cafeteria for the
benefit Of creditors. l.. S. Sampson. auc-
,ioneer. sells on Friday. May l6. 1913. at
1920 a. M. at 25-27 L. first South.
the assets OF above. consisting OF so
restaurant tables, 200 quarter-sawcd
100 linen tablecloths; about 500 linen
napkins and doilies; 800 pieces Of
silVerware, consisting OF knives forks.
spoons: large copper steam table; one
register. recently cost $500; one $3.50
Eclipse two-oven gas range; one small
mI Eclipse gas range range; one one automatic 1S egg egg.
Ice boxes. meat blocks etc. One large
comoination iron safe. roll-top desk.
one silent salesman. 6-foot showcase,
about 1000 cigars OF the leading brands.
large stock OF canned goods, teas, cof-
fees, sugars
Also four-arm electric FANS dis
play palms. lnlaid linoleum. fancy
crockery, and, in fact. everything that
goes TO make up first7class cafeteria.
Sale also includes a $3.50 Yictrola and
a large lot Of records.
This sale deserves the attention OF
all restaurant and hotel keepers cater
Ing, TO the better, class trade.
The the above sale Is held positively
trade only.
This cafeteria was recently fitted lip
at a cost Of over $4,000 and everything
| is in .nrst- class condition.
| Don't fall to attend the sale. For
particulars apply 10 l.. S. Sampson.
! auctiopeer. 1919 West 1st South st.
| WE HAVE MOVED FAR OUT, AND
being out OF the high rent district en-
! ables us to give our patrons right value
| for their money New and second hand
| ranges and furniture. Trade new furni-
| ture for old. New Administer rugs, SIS.
| $50 State st. Michigan Furniture Co.
| Try US. s427s
c. E. osTERLOII, AUCTIONEER. RES
idence. 634 S. Main. Wasatch 2S24-W w,
| nd85
! WE BUY AND SELL SECOND HAND
household goods. o. x, Furniture Co.
2os S, West Temple. r233
If YOU INTEND TO SELL, SEE LIVE
i Wire Auction Co. Was. S07. s5s3I
ATTORNEYS
POWERS, MARIONEAUx, SCOTT G.
Mckinney. Top floor front Kearna
bldg. Wasatch 1850. Associate office.
sos Los Angeles Investment bldg, Los
Angeles n3eS2
D. l.. OLESON, LAWYER.
1903 Walker Bank bldg. Wasatch 1921
p63c
|
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MURRAY FLORAL CO; CUT FLOW
ers. designs, delivered; lower prices.
Phone Murray A. b1i47
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E. A. LANBoURNE FLORAL CO.. NO.
8 SO. Main. with Willes- Horne Drug
Co Leading florists on funeral designs
Was 374 and Was. 2p1 b2l62
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TAILOR.MADE CORSETS

MRS. NJ. HAYES, SPIRELLA CORSETS,
one year guarantee. 260 West Sd NO.
Wasatch 25S0-L nos
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FLORISTS

ALL KINDS CUT FLOWERS FRESH
from greenhouse. POTTERY: Walton Co.,
274 State m37S1
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New YORK Bond,

'os the day, l7s. 100 share,
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FURS STORAGE, REMODEL
ING.


MIDSUMMER PRICES; EXPERT FUR
riers; storage insured against fire,
burglars. moths. Hudson Bay Fur Co.,
132 Main Wasatch 1l6l. Bliss
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WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE. 6S EAST 1ST SO.
ESQ rooms. rates S5c, s0c and soc; mod.
ern; baths, 15c. nl3Ss
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HAIRDRESSING
ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS

RUSSIAN DRY HOT AIR AND ELEC-
trIcal treatments, Martin Institute, 223
Brooks Arcade. Phone Was. 5000. hsI0
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SAFES REPAIRED
SADDLE HORSES.

FOR HIRE; DIVIDED SKIRTS. BROAD
way Stables. lst So, hetw, Main and
state Was 1890 s32S0
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER W HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
.embalmer, 1Gi So. West Temple. Phone
sos. da
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-30
@abriheinIi6 bot CT 6as

fonnte. @abri@einli6 bat er oas
Sprengpulper gelegt uno ii@, ebe es
CUR @rploiion fam, unauffaaig aus
Dem Staube gema6t. @ebrere @fit-
glieoer ser Samilie @irtb baben Ser
lebungen 6aponeetragen> bie aber
gum Slid ni9t lebensgefabrli4 fino.
@iirttemberg.
Gin graBlideS rngliid ereignete
ii@ iiineit in Ga ngenbeutin-
gen. Das 31aidbrige S0bn@en oeS
Miiners &oinfer fom bem l~eerlaufen>
6en Eronsmiftonsriemen Ser Diff
miible at nobe. Sos &tn6 muroe
erfaBt nn6 an bas Da@ binaufge-
I@leu6ert, mo es ei11en @enidbru@
un6 ionltige i@mere gerletungen er-
Tit nn6 1ofort to6t tpar. Gin Ser
lduloen trifft ntemono. - Sn 6 IT,
tingen ~itiir5te beim &ufranmen
bon 8ronbitGtten cine 8immer6e6e
elm nn6 begrub 5tpei &erioner unter
li9, 6te iofort to6t maren. Sic Soo=
ten iin6 ser le6ige 18iabrige 6. Nit'
tel uro Ser Al Sabre alte So6ten-
graber 3abnleder.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-30
&o9i9ule 1%tottgefun6en.
8ahertt.

Sn 8aDern i@lagt 3eitnngs=
mel6ungen 5ufolge 6ie 8emegung 51=
gu11iten elmer en6li6en 20iung Ser
&0nigsfrage immer meitere @ellen.
Mebr un6 mebr tritt gu Gage, 6aB
sic @timmung ni6t MIR bes a1ge<
meinen 811bltcums, ionoern on6
qmtlid)er @reife 6afir lit, Ben 8rtn5-
regenten 2u6pig in elmer o6er Ser
onberen Sorm, 6ur6 proclamation
o6er 6ur@ Men6erung Ser @erfaiiung,
gum &onig 5u MAIDEN. Ser boperi<
I9e &~an6elsfammertag uno onbere
amtliden &0rperidaften itn6 mit8or<
bereitunger gu elmer &unogebuna fir
Mufbebung ser &egentidaft bei@af-
tigt. = Sic &dnfer 6es 8ribatters
@immer in @ie6enbnrg nnb
6es @dmie6emeiiters @irtb iin6 BEL
elmer grploiton p0qig 5erit0rt nor
Sen. Man bermutbet, 6aB ein &a=
@eoct 8immers borltegt, Ser felt Ser
@rploiion neridmun6en lit, obne bob
cine Spur bon linn %gefunben tperoen
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2aRt cine Grfd1tmm4 lid
nicbt fefffeten anf Cure
2ungen.

@iele Sane bon 2uneenfranfbeiten
fonnen brett bereeleitet neroen bon eiz
ner f6limmen @rfdltl1ng, tpelde bernod]z
ldfiigt ipuroe unb bic iib als 8ellltat
arf Sic 2ungen gefdlaaen bat. @enn
SIR an einem bebarrliden Slten pber
grfdlttng Ieioet, nebmt Die @arl1na
tpabr, bebor es at ipdt lit. gdman's
Mlterotibe tit bas Daittel fir bpnitdnbige
Serlteuung Ser @einnbbeit fir biele Ser
ionen, tpeIche fdlimmes 2rngenletben
batten. 2eiet bon biefem Sale. -
9%leoiantbile, sc. S.
u6errenl - @dbrenb BEG @inters
1911 8pg ih Mir cine i6limme @rfdlz
tuna ri, tpelhe 1id arf meine 2l11geu
feiiebfe. Ser 9oftor bieb es 2nngenz
franfbeit. Sd beri1dte fat iebes Mez
aept obne irgenb einen @rfolg urb ipurz
Sc ldltmmer. @dman's Mlterotipe ipuroe
mir empfobIen unb ih fing an, es als
lebtes MitteI au nebmen. Sic critic 8Iaz
ide fdien mir Qinberunq a1 brineen,
aber id fubr fort, bic Mebi5in FL neh=
men, unb ID fans aus, DaB in @irfIi5z
feit sic critic S1afde mid auf ben 8es
ber Gene ing bra@te, inbem ii@ Der
pnroe. @adoem i@ bic @ebi3in cine
out. sd 9etpann an Sleif9 nno bente
(l1nter8eidnet) Geo. 81. Bates.
(Obiges ab gefir5t: mebr anf @erIanaen.)
@dfmm's Alteratibe bat fib biele Sab
re binbnrd erprobt in bouiter @irffar1z
feit qegen fdIimme 6alsz unb 2nngen<
@rmfbeiten, 8ronhitis, brondiaIes Mftbz
ma, bartnddige grfdltungen unb i'm Muf<
bal1 bes 5bitems. gntbdlt fetne Bes
tdrbungsmittel, @iftfoffe ober Mebi3iz
men, sic fi6 our @efpohnbeit %fornntren.
gerfauft Bel Ben lettenben Npotbefern.
5hreibt an Dag @dmnn 2oboratoriun1,
@hilabelbbia, Ba., fir 8ooflet. meldes
iber @eilungen unb anbere @bi6en3 bdn-
belt.
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@Dniareih.Gadiett.
Gin >pnnberpuQes Gntfpntmeu.
,Mein fIetner Sl1nge bate

uMein fleiner Srnge botfe Elm
mun6erpoues gntfommen," f4retbt
s.. s. 8aftions bon 8rinee Mlbert,
@op Ser grten &offnung. "@s ereig-
nete {id in Der Mitterna6t. ST bette
einer 1ebr f9Iimmen @nfol bon @tid-
huften. @ie 6as @Iiid es uollte, bat.
tie ih cine groBe Glaide @bamber'
Iains SuftenmitteI I'M Saufe. @o6-
oem ih sic Mntpeiiungen fir cine
gtunbe unb 3tpan5ig @inrten befolgt
bette, mar er iiber ie6pe6e @efahr
binaus." 8erfouft bon allen &ano'
lern. - Mn3etge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-30

grdber 3abnlefer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-30
8a6em.

Muf ser Station @eitersbeim
i%lberrannte infolge @eriagenS ser
gremie Elm @iter5ug 6en BreQod un6
fubr in 6as Stationsgebdu6e, 6eiien
gGe etngeriiien murbe. &ier @agen
tpur6en 5%ertriimmert, babel ltefen bie
6d1fer eires nit @ein bela6enen $50
gems aus; berlebt tpnr6e nieman6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-30

pcrtpoltung Elm analoges l1eberein=
fornu1e11 NIT ser Columbia = l1niber=
litat int Seem Sort getroffen. Die so.
llrmbio = %ltniperiitdt entienbet in,
&i1rteriemelter Erofeifor Stuart Sun
lerton, Der at Sen l1niberlitate,t in
@ien, @ra5 1t,1b S11nsbrud Gurie
iiber pbilofopbifde Ebemen uno onle=
rifaniides @odi9ulhpei len in beutfder
Gprade gebalten miro. MIs otter
reihtider Observation-Disclosures lift OF.
lSdumpeter bon Ser @ro5er 11nioer{i-
tat nod Mmerita gei6idt mor6en lln6
bat beretts an ser Columbia l1niberi.
tat in Seem Sort feline @orleiungen
iber polttiide Sefonomie begonnen.
2nrennbnrs.
Mltf elmer S9iefergrube ser &C.
brii6er @otber Bel 0bermarte.
lingen berlngliidte ser "a Sabre
alte Mai6iniit Sobann Sboma aus
Eerl, in6cm er bon ei1er berunter-
fallenben Gteinmoiie t06t1i6 berIebt
mur6e. @r itarb fur5e 3eit nadber.
- Sn Ser 8rennerei 6es StMm=
per'iden Mnmeiens gu Sunglin-
It e r entitanb fiir5Ii9 Elm 6e1ter, Bel
6em coloiIale @ol3porrdtbe, Sic auf
6em Stodtperfe bes Shnppens auf=
gei@etdert tporen, Ser Gerni6tung
a%nbeimfielen. - SIM DM6e1in=
gen @%ittentperfe fieI cine 20 Gent
ner i9tpere @oqui1le aus 6em &rab=
men auf BEN II Sabre alten @iittenz
arbeiter g. 2tn6en. Ser @erung1ud=
tie lit ieinen Serlebungen I'M @oipi=
tale erlegen. - Cine 6e%ltersbrunft
entitor6 in Ser @obm1ng Ser Sagl0b-
nertn @einen in @on6orf. Das
6euer 1prang oaf sic benodborten
sdeunen Ser Mdersleltte S. Wort
un6 g. 2utgen iiber; idmn1tlibe &C.
bG,t6e nnr6en Elm gfoub Ser SLANT
men.
Sdmei5.
Cine rieltge geniation fat ser
&0dftfommanoirenbe 6es i@met-
5eriI6en @eeres Sbercorpsfom=
man6ont II. @ile erregt. Ser Sberft
peroffentlidte ndmlid in Ser uMel1en
8iiri6er 8eitung" einen @rtifel, in
mel6em er sic allgemein als bor5iig'
li6 betradtete Mrmee Ser @i6genoi'
ienf6oft o1s unbrau@bor fir Ben
&rieg be5eidnet. - Ser 9urdftrid
seq Mont 1'0r=Gunnels, 6es mtdtigs
iten EunneIs Ser 2inie Gresne-Bal-
lorbe lit jiinit genol1 an Ser porgefe'
benen Stene Bel Gent erfo1gt. Dir
Gur9bobrnng, fir sic 80 Monate
borgeieben mare1t, beanipru@te in
foIge 6es I'M September 1912 erfolg'
ten 8aiereinbr116s bon 10000 81
tern in ser @ecun6e 34% Monnte.
Ser TunneI lit 8099 Meter lang.
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Bprami6e 5uiammen, mobei mebrere
Iurner i9mer Derlebt mnroen.
9eiens@ iam.

Sic &eeresbertpaltung bat 16o1t
iett &erfugung betreffs oer na6itiab=
rigen &%aiierman0per bel 6nloag e=
troffen. Diefe tperben in OberbeIien,
5miIden Morburg un6 81lba, itatt=
finoen, nn6 8tpar in gr0btem Tint
fang. Dos iiebente, a6te, 5ebnte, elite
uno a9t5ebnte Mrmeecorps, iotpte oaS
annette boperii9e Corps per6en an
Sen Manober11 betbeiligt 1etn. SSn
ser groben @oiieler 2ocomotipenfa=
brif lit sic $4,000. &eiB6ampf=2oco=
motipe oes s9miot'f@en @pitemS fer=
tiggeitent tpor6en. @ertreter omeri,
taniider uno on6erer 8abnbermal=
tunqer paren gu Ser Seter 6es CT
eignilfes gela6en. Die Sdmiot'i4e
@eienfdaft bat Sen feitli6en Mnlob
CUR @tiftung nambafter @etrage fur
m%obItbdtige 3mete benubt. SIN
Dorfe &e@tsbeim lit in elmer
@6eune Geter a1sgebro6en, 6aS tn
nerbal6 elmer @tun6e flint @deuren,
elm @obnbaus nno Elm @ebau6e fir
8iebi91adtnng bollitan6tg eina19erte
un6 bret tpeitere 56eunen in Mttlei=
beni9aft 5og.
@Dnisreid.@ adien*
sssn Dresden bat in @egentpart
6es &onigs Grte6rt@ @ngnit bon
@o6ien, Ser Mini1ter, Ser Staots=
uno ita6tif6en 8eb0r6en, fotpie Ser
&ec1oren idmmtltder 6eutfden tefs
nii@en &odfdulen sic feierli@e @in'
peibung 6es Meubaus Der tednii9en
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O 8ebanbIunaen frei.

offeriere. SENT, mas es be6euten mag,
ntdt ldnger bon 0teiem unertrdgIi9en,
r%oqen6en @erduib .gepla9t gu ietn =
Dies Rfeifenbe = Sag 9ompfz Mblal1en
= bns Drummer bon Snieften = Das
9ummen = BEN gan3en ldaittgen @az
tolog bon 2auten, Sic gn6 al 3eiten
fiihlen MAIDEN, boB bieielben iib einz
iteuen miilien, ODER SIR merbet berriidt.
N0og al1d 1ein, baB @uer 8eb6r anfGngt
%nad]3ulai1en, aber %gleibbie1 ob es tbut
pper nidt, SIR miBf es in gltrem inner
1ten 6ersen, bob es geben miro, unb bie
. Gtimme ser 8ernunft tparnt @u9 in I'M
. berfennbaren Mnsbriden. @enn SIR
@au1en i'm &opfe bnbt, tperbet SIR fritz
her ooer lpdter tal1b.
6ier lit Cure @elegenbeit. @9idt fir
cine meiner freien 8ebarblungen nnb
Iernt meme Metbobe fennen, pel6e @unz
6erte. Sic in guer Gage maren, qebeilt.
S4idt mir nur eben einen Brtef ober
cine .8otforte, in Der SIR cine 8ebanoz
lung fir 5nu,en I'M @opf fret %ber1angt.
Sbr tperoet es nte bereuen.
9ieie Sfferte un6 bus @e1prd6 lit fir
gu9. SIR babt bienei6t arbere ca
6en ber1u1t limb leib entmutbiot qetpor<
ben. sc tpurbe @n6 bieuei6t gefagt,
bnB es feline 6ilfe fiji grd qibt. Iiel@
Ieidt hobt SIR foreIoiertpeiie &uren SAL
bernadldf1igt bon Sag 5n Sag in 6er1
@ebanfen, 6nB es bon ielb1t better miro.
Ma6t eben mn biefe fleinen Nnltrenz
glng. @9idt fir cine meiner freien 8ez
h%an6Innoen. &c foftet @u9 feinen Yfenz
Mig. 8etradtet 6ieie erfolgreihe neue
8ebonolung r1nb Sic Metbobe, pelde bic
lie, biele 2ente 9ebeilt Fat, bic @auien
int @opfe batte11 gerabe tpie SIR.
@dreibt beute fir frete Bebanolung
gegen &pbffnufen IN enalifh ooer bent6.
Sambbeit Spe5ialiit Spru1le,
249 Sra6e 8I6g, Bottom, Maii.
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CASTORIA
fur Sauglinge und Kinder.
Die Sorte, Die Ihr |mmeT GekaGft HABIT
u.: s,.:. "a: 70, ZxMNzz7M
Gliak.2otbrinsen.

8e5iigli@ 6es in einem t%peitoel1t<
i6en 8latte erfdienenen Mrtifels nit
ser neberidrift n@tattbalterme@iel
int &et9slan6 in Musiidt" erf6brt
@olffs Selegr. 8ureau, 6aB in
StraBburg an maBgeben6er
Steme bon etrem Stattbalterpe9iel
ntdts befannt lit. gemiiie in 6em
Mrtifel mitgetbeilte Herionalperan6e=
r111gen inn oberiten @ermoltungs-
6ienit 6es 2an6eS iin6 ebenfans, mie
an 5%uitdnotger Stelle beriidert miro,
fret erfun6en un6 entbebren ie6er
@run6lage. - Mnf Dem S9a9t &l1-
6olpb, ser bon ser @betntf9=8eitfd-
liiden neutrality-suspicious. berge=
felt miro, tplr6en fir5li@ bier ST.
better aus Srti9aften ser Imgegen6
bon 8oIImeiIer 6ur9 &erabitiir-
gen 6es Gorberforbes %geto6tet. - Gin
&nabe gtng in 30 eb cine @ette Elm,
6aB er in Is Minuten cine Strefe
bon 9 &ilometern 6urblaufen tonne.
Ct legte bic @trede tbatfd4lt9 in ID
Minrter1 5triid, brad aber am 8teI
to6t 5n1anmer.
Deiterreid.ungaru
Ma9 6em Mfrfter Der Dor mebre-
rem Sobren 5pii6en DEM Deutiben
@eide un6 Ben Ser. 5toater bon
Mor6amerifa gei@affenen Snitit11tion
ser Neutrality-suspicious. bat nun
au9 sic 8 iterretf9e unterrtdts>
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Satre, berbe MGgcn,
@aie pber umperbamlidfcit.
Sebcs uGape's 9iapcpiin" perbant 5000
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-26
YALE TEAM GETS
 v STRAIGHT WINS
Harvard Looms Up Like Cham pionship Material After Beat
 ing Princeton

Boston. May 2s.-whi1e Yale's rrack baseball nine continues to add to it's intercollegiate record Of conse- cutive victories-now nurnbering IT. other colleges are gathering strength for the crucial tests of the season which are close at hand.
 The past week in college baseball was notable not alone for Yale's re- peeted success but also for the strength acquired by the Harvard nine. Pennsylvania and Princeton went down before the crimson, the latter by 2 to score The Tigers had been mending we'll but Harvard's overwhelming victory showed Prince ton coaclIes new points for improve n1ent, necesS-~y to bring the team to the form needed when it opposes Yale in the first game of their series.
 Pennsylvania supporters found sat- isfaetion in their teams defeat of Michigan, Saturday, and the work of the Ithacans in pushing Yale to Il in nings was cheering to Cornell.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-26
CLEVER PITCHING BY ACCEPTABLE
 BEATS HOLYOKE
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 Chic RobertaiIIe was in good trim yesterday and the Holyoke boys might as well have left their bats at home. The veteran gave them five hits and enabled Bridgeport to score a 6 to o victory over the Papernakers at New field. A big crowd turned out to sec the sport.
 SWormstedt. a former New EnRland leaguer, started for the visitors. He got by for three rounds but in the fourth the Mechanics landed on him for a series of four runs and in the fifth. he yielded two more. 1GaIley. former New York State Ieasusr. then went in and held the locals down for the rest of the day.
 The fans were enthusiastic over Hobertaille's work. In the third Cdea- son led off with atriple but Bobby re- tired Ahearn and Gwormstedt on easy grounders and famed Long. Tn the ninth after a hit batsman and sin gIes by Standard and Edwards, filled the sacks, Robertaflle disposed of the next two hitters easily.
 ATcGamwell, Stow and Si1zer bsftsd hard for the locals, each gathering two In the fourth, singles by Bow man, Russ, Stow, Silzer and Russell. a double by Mce=amwell, a wild pitch and a sacrifice fly by Robertaills gave four runs. Tn the fifth, a pass to Phillips, aStow's double, SiIzefss CIn- cinnati base hit and Russe11's sacrifice fly produced two ta11ies.
 Steamer Flanagan was signed by Bridgeport and was on the coaching lines. The score:
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-26
NEW YORK AMERICANS SECURE
 PECKENPAUGH FROM CLEVELAND
Former New Haven ShOnstop Goes to Yan-
 kees for LeliveIt and Stump

The Cleveland Club will be the fourth club in the American League LeliveIt has seen service with. He started out with the Athletics, then went to Washington, from which team he was sent to Rochester. Manager Wolverton brought him from Roches- ter to New York for Finn and a cash bonus. He was with Hartford in 1908.
 Peckenpaugh was a member of the New Haven team of the Connecticut League in 1910. He was drafted by Cleveland and sent to the Pacific Coast League, where he played for the Portland team. He was recalled at the start of last season and played last year as a utility infielder for the Maps
 Last yeaR he played in sixty-nine games He was at bat 236 times and had batting average of 5.212. His fielding average was .924