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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-30
Crown Point News
Happenings Of Day in Lake County's Lively Capital

Miss Magdaline Schroeder was called
to Indianapolis Saturday on account
of the serious illness of her brother
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Etling of wau-
kegan. Ill, are spending several days
with Mr.. and Mrs Adam Etlng of this
place
Mrs. O. Rose and daughter Bessie
left today for st. Petersburg, Fla, to
spend several months
The library board held their reeu-
lar monthly meeting a the library on
Monday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Neal and son Of
Chicago spent the holidays with rel
atives at this place.
Miss Margaret Etling. who is at
tending business college at Fort
Wayne. is spending the week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Etling, on
East street
Judge c'rurnpacker Of Valparaiso
transacted legal business a the county
scat Monday.
Attorneys Harris and RessIer of
Gary transacted legal business at the
county seat Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Nelson of Clark
street are the proud parents of nine
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Piles Cured in g to IA Days.
Druggists refund money If PAZO
OINTMENT fails to cure Itching, Blind
Bleeding or Protruding Piles. First
application gives relief. 5oc.--Adv.
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will be sent by the Standard Oil Com
pany to take very good position on
the high pressure stills.
Mr.. and Mrs Long of Chicago. have
moved into the Schwalm house on
Sheridan avenue
The Royal Neighbors held their reg
ular meeting this afternoon instead
of tomorrow evening, owing to it's be-
ing New Years eve.
Rev. Paris c. Greenley the newly
appointed pastor of the congregational
church. took up his new duties on
sunday. Rev. Greenley came here from
Terre Haute, Ind.
Announcement has been received here
of the birth of little son, Jack
Charles, on December q, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles F. Criplever of Oklahoma
! City, Okla, which will acceptable news
to the many Whiting friends OF the
couple.
Have comfort In the bathroom with .
! Gas Heating Stove.-No- IND. Gas a
Elec. Co.
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BIG EATERS GET
KIDNEY TROUBLE
Take Salts at First Sign of
Bladder Irritation or
Backache.

The American men and women must
guard constantly against Kidney trou-
BILE, because we eat too much and all
with uric acid which the kidneys strive
to filter out. they weaken from over
work, become sluggish: the elimina-
tive tissues clog and the result Is kid
ney trouble. bladder weakness and a
general decline In health.
When your kidneys feel like Jumps
of lead; your back hurts or the urine
is cloudy, full of sediment or you are
obliged to seek relief two or three
t lines during the night; If you suffer
with sick headache or dizzy. nervous
spells, acid stomahc, or you have rheu-
matism when the weather is bad get
from your pharmacist about four
ounces of Jad Salts; take tablespoon
full in glass of water before break
fast for few days and your kidneys
will then act fine. This famous salts
is made from the acid of grapes and
lemon Juice. combined with lithia. and
has been used for generations to flush
and stimulate clogged kidReys; t.
neutralize the acids in the urine so il
no longer is a source of irritation. thus
ending bladder disorders.
Jad Salts is inexpensive: canot in.
jure, makes a delightful effervescen
lithia water beverage. and belongs il
every home. because nobody can max,
a mistake by having a good kidRe.
flushing any time.-Adv.
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pound baby girl.
Attorney J. Glenn Harris of Gary
transacted legal business a the county
seat Monday
The fire department was called to
the home of Sam Goot to extinguish a
fire caused from defective chimney.
There was not great deal of damage
done. Loss is covered by insurance.
Otis Cleveland has just finished load
ing twenty-onc carloads of hay for
shipment to Chicago. He received s21
a ton loaded on the car.
Jacob Weber of Clark street refused
an offer of $3.50 for his weanling colt.
Jake Boiling has nearly 500 cords of
split wood for sale at his yards.
Attorney NJ. J. Smith transacted legal
| business at Gary Monday.
Attorney Joe Conroy of Hammond
| transacted legal business at the coun-
~ seat Monday.
Miss Laura HoulS, who is supervisor
of music in the Decatur Ill. schools.
is spending her holiday vacation with
her mother Mrs. Jacob Houk
Miss Gwen Parry has returned from
Gary, where she spent several days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Roy G. Parry
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ROBERTSnALE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Neuman of Chicago,
were guests of the Iatter's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kominsky of Indiana
boulevard. over Sunday
Miss Nettie Harlbeck of Indiana
boulevard. visited friends at McCool,
Ind. over sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Atchison of
Lake avenue. entertained Mr.. Prescott
OF Chebrance ILL.,. at their home the
latter part of the week.
Miss Carrie Gosh Of East Chicago.
was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. o.
Schsaf OF Central avenue, Sunday
Messrs. Charles Smith August and
Martin Eggers were Steiylitz Park Wis
itors yesterday.
Mrs. Elliott Aman and children of
Duluth. MINI. were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Chris wonnacott OF Harrison ave-
nue. over sunday.
A. Bergerson of Harrison avenue. has
been or the sick list for several days
M and Mrs. william Eggers and
Miss Ella HIATT saw the "Ziegfeld Fol
lies" at the Illinois theater in Chicago
Saturday evening.
Edward wonnacott of Harrison ave
nue.. visited friends in East Chicago
asst evening
Mr. and Mrs. william Harmon en-
tertained a uumoer of relatives and
friends from East Side. ct their home
in Lake avenue sunday
w. A Buell. of Indiana boulevard. was
Hammond business visitor yesterday
Mrs. John c. Melvin and son Richard
spent Monday shopping in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Keanan of Roberts ave
nue.. were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Fitzgerald of Hammond, sunday
Miss Ida Stilies Of poberts avenue
is quite i'll at her home with pneu
monia.
Mrs Harry Goldlng is confined to he
homo in Harrison avenue with an at
tack Of tonsilitis
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DYER.

Miss Elizabeth Klein tof near st
John. spent Sunday visiting friends
here.
Fl. P Keilman of Gary, was here sun
day to spend the day with friends and
relatives.
p. ]. Liesenfelt OF Hammond trans
acted business here Saturday
Mrs. n. Schultz spent the holiday
week at the home Of her parents Mr..
and Mrs. F. l. Keilman.
John Gerlach OF ST. John, was a Dyer
visitor Saturday
Miss Hazel Johnson OF Chicago
Heights. is visiting with friends here
this week
Andrew hammer of st. John. was a
guest at the home of his son Theodore
here over Sunday
Mrs. NJ. Klein of Vast Hammond
spent Sunday with relatives here In
Dyer.
John Ahern of EngIewood, visited
relatives here Sunday.
Posters are out announcing another
pedro party to be given by the w. c
70. r., Sacred Heart court, on Thursday
evening of this week.
VOT-
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-- - - - -
MUNSTER.

Ernest Stallbolm of Chicago, who
spent several days here visiting, has
returned home.
Peter Tanis and family have moved
in their new home on Columbia ave-
nue..
Minnie Kaske of Chicago. spent
Christmas even at her home here.
VIII Jabaay. son of Dinana ia
baay. was married to Jane Eniganbury
of Oak Glen, December %. The young
couple took 4 short trip TO Michigan.
They will make their home in Lansing.
Jake KrooswY-h of Highlands, visited
his brother and sister here on Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Yungsma spent Christ
mas in Roseland
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ARE YOU A TIMES READER.
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SEES TROUBLE
FOR FEDERALS

That the Federal league has bitten
off a large chunk of trouble for itself
in taking Joe Tinker and Mordecai
Brown away from organized baseball
is the opinion of Ban Johnson, presi-
dent of the American league and one
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-12-30

John Castle had charge of the burial.
Mrs. Wierlck of Chicago, died at the
home of relatives in Lake village on
December "a and the remains were sent
to the city on Christmas evening. Death
was due TO bronchitis
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OF the members of the national COM
mission.
II was sorry to hear that Brown
and Tinker had taken that step" said
the American league head last night.
"Of course, it's a National league affair
so far, but in my opinion the players
contract in the National league is so
strong that both these players can be
prevented from playing with the Fed
erals if the National league cares to
take the matter into the courts"
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HEGEWISCH.

Matthew Drinnan and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Johnson and family Mr..
and Mrs Fleet Larkin. and Mr.. and
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1913-09-30
Weassa to XII
nlAt Came IN Gait.

i4oa Angeles, cal, Sept. 3o'-Gooo'
~ "a the fight same The women
are eoing u kill il. They have lsus-
ehed = campaign TO secure 10000
10 initiative petitions to
sbollsh lighting IN California. tho
Mecca Of fighters.
The work is in charge OF Miss
Clara q. Homer, ~ho proposes eo'eh.
list the aid Of every church. woAsa's
club. civic orasni,ation and ladtvid-
nal woman In the state TO bar tas
costesss that hsvs made California
famous % n sporting eenter.
Tbs money to finanes this cana
paisn will bs raised by popular sub
scription. said Mise Homer. "A large
rsrt OF the work will be dose By vel.
an,esrs. but there will b. eoasider-
able expense attached for clerical
work. postage aud priatins."
Tho pressn, agitation was canssd
by the recent death Of Bull" Yoang
who died a. . result OF blow dsliv.
cred by Jsss willard.
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three bottles and Il made me well and
strong and I avoided dreadful opsre-
ton. l now have two fine healthy chill.
dren, and I cannot say too much ahoot
what L ydia E. Pinkhsm'sVs1stabls Con.
pound has dous for me. - Mr. La
kANGEs. r. F. d. 10. Ao4sdors. Ohio.
Why will women take chances with
an operation or drag out siekiy. half.
hearted existence. miseing thres-foarth:
Of he Joy Of living. when they can md
health In Lydia E. m'sVegetsb's
Compound!
For thirty year. Il hes bssu De stand.
ard remedy for female ills, and hes ~
stored the health Of Thousands Of wosnsa
who have been troubled with such al.
meats - displacsments, Inflammation.
alteration, tumors, irregularities. etc.
II yss vast special sivies Write =
LYDIA T. Piakhan 1e1ieaae e. (eeoa!:,
1seliaO Lyua, 1asa. Tear letter WIN
- 1900. rGAA aAa ansWeFol ~
VsSss "a M q striel eseA1eiee
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\. '. AMEMlAN !. !.
GOOD IN 1914
SAYS CHANCE

New York. Sept. aO.-Heuston.
Texas. will bs the iralslaS qsousds
Of the New York Ansrtcst3 next
sprinx. Manager prsak Casass n:
nounce<i this, and at the ssinc tiiAe
indicated the probable makeup Of
next season's team.
Chance 10 srestiy pleased With the
showing his club hes made siaes
Msisel. Holden. whitsass and 9TH
"rs came into tho hmsiisht, lie Do.
eiarsd that what he needed first OF
all wss . fighting club. aad added
that he now had one. A. IN indtea.
iIon Of the spirit Of the team he cit.
I'd the example OF Williams. who
Ia now playing with . festered fin
ger.
Hes game" said Chance. Hes
= fighter and he will be ny first
baaemsn next year" Speaking Of
the further makeup OF the team tho
Yankee pilot continued:
Ny second baseman will be Rollic
Zrider. zsides 10 grand ball play
or. This brings me TO Mstsel. who
will surely play third base. Esvea II
be can hi, only SEQ I viii take him
on. because II nothing happens he
will steal more bases In 1914 that
Milan.
In regard 10 the shortstop { take
Peckinpaush aud I think be will do
to complete . fast infieid. which will
help me to via half the games aext
season. like all these men because
they are fast and have the flkhtinS
spirit. The outfieid I have not deeid.
I'd upon.
fancy Whiteman. Holden. Cook
aud Giihooiey. 10 this outfIeld mako
up do not overlook Cook. He 70 .
fighter. and though ! may let him
out In the minors for another year.
h- will be heard from
Chance said that Kins Cole will
make = great pitcher for him next
year. lie also thlnks Rosa. the south
nav. will he = valuable man. RoG-
crs. the Virginia league catcher. he
expects to develop into big league
material after training down south.
REGARDING the sprin9 training camp
Chance said: .. .. ..
~ tried TO get san Antonio. but
the place was tied ny. Ho0esoa.
figure will give US 4 fine climate"
Chance said that he had been tres.
ted wonderfully well BY the New
York tasfoas and pr1so.
~ tell you honestly when ! bad
seen this club 70 for two weeks
offered my resignation to Franz
! Farrell he said. II shall him thai
could not get any baseball out OIL
the bunch that was handed me-"
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Chavez Has Real
Opponent in Conle,

On Friday night next at the Colo
RADIO Athletic club will be staged a
bout that IL attracting attention all
over the country. Says Otto Floto.
II il the first real .tryout Of Benny
Chavez. supposed to be. and believed
by many boxing enthusiasts in this
section Of the country. as the coming
feetherweight champion Of the world
Champion OF the world: Don't that
sound like a big mouthful that has
the kick" behind It? But we, here
in Colorado. believe we have every
right to make that claim for the lit
tie Mexican wonder.
He has gradually worked his way
toward the top until he 10 now ready
for the supreme. test. The promoters
have selected Conley as the piece de
resistance. Conley will give Chavaa
his real tryout on Friday night. Con-
ley is one Of the greatest battlers of
his weight, that the game has ever
furnished. Not only as wonderful
.featherweigbt. but he managed to
give the lightweight brigade lot OF
trouble. Look over his fights with
Joe Rivers, Joe Mandot, Johnny Kill
bane. Johnny coulon, Patsy Kline
and others too numerous to mention.
and you'll be astounded at the cali
her of the man who is, to face the
Colorado product.
Colorado against the world. "
:. That is the slogan that the box
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xDD1EwE1GHr ISSUES
CHALLENGES AT leo POUNDS

Denny Patrick, Of New Orleans. \
100 pound middleweiEht boxer who
Is In the city today. issued chal-
ienEe to any middleweisht In Colo
RADIO or the southwest. Patrick Is
said to be a fast and clever boxer
and would like to stage a bout In
Trinidad. He has been fighting
throughout Texas and the south and
has long record OF victories.
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sNOOeRAss NAV
REDEEM HIMSELF IN
WORLDS SeakS

Fred sn0dsrass, the Giants. cen
ter fielder. will no doubt. b- GU the
regular team that plays sssiass the
All lsiies 10 the couinx Worlds series
Asxs aAoatA. .....,......
Possibly. no player wss more unpop.
nlai or rsviied than wss Anodxrass
after the last worlds s-ri-s. lie had
lost the Giants the championship by
making one Of the most costit errors
ever known in the history u. iAs pa
tlonai game. The mun h. made Of
an easy fly cost not Oniy hiiasels ana
his fellow players more THAI $500
each. or the difference betwcea the
winners' and loasrs' sud. but also
caused tho chsnkink Of haads Of an
amount OF money was~sed On the re.
suit OF the series the country over
that may have been up 10 tho mil.
lions.
lint while time has smoothed over
the heaps Of abuse showered an the
head Of the uniucky player. Manager
McOraw even from tho very time Of
the aecideot never lost faith In the
Californian and In the height Of all
the roasting and knocking against
snodsrass came out publicly on the
vaudeville stage. and said he did not
blame him In the least. and that he
would he = member Of the Giants
a8ain this year.
Mc0rsw has frequently announced
that SnodRrass IL the Rani~si player
On the Giants team and wheu Il b
taken into consideration that OIL the
very next day after he had made the
historical mun that anodgrsss made
about ~ grand catch as the entire
series produced. MeOraw's opinion 10
probably correct.
Anyway. snodGrasa will he given
the chance this fall 10 redeem him.
self and while he has a. yet failed to
make rood In any post SEASON series
he has been . Giant. still many ihiuk
he vii 40 10 the front this year and
come to his own ~ did Red" Muir.
ray after his batting slump In 1911.
snodGrss has played = better field
lag game this season that he ever
did ~ an outfieldcr. His Judgment
of opinAins batterx has been superb
and he has covered more ground than
any center fielder In the league. lie
has been doing this day after day,
TOO. 20 IL IL no flash In the pan. His
throwing has improved. too. and his
running OF basss hiss shown much
better headwork. lie seems to have
scratched out those hone" plays that
were one siarins fault and Intense
~ aGxravatiax.
There Ia no player with McGraw
who will take more daring chances
and n McGraw has succeeded In
tanning his too keen individuality. he
does better team work and IL conse-
quently Of more value to his club.
snoderaAs' batting this year has
not been uniformly good. in fact his
hitting has been cratic. hut none OF
the Giants have been batting very
steadily. "snod'' did get on spien-
did squirt In one western trip and he
won many games during II. He Ii
very liable to come hack with the
rest Of his fellow players with their
sticks ana when they do bat all
together. Snodsrass will he there
with the winning WALTON as often NJ
any.
| At any rate. Snodgrass can be re-
lied on to he out there fighting to
the last drop of the bat. He will
never quit or weaken.
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PAPKE MATCHED WITH
ROWAN FOR EIGHT RDUND4

81. Louis. No.. Sept. 3O.-An.
nouncemcnt was made today that
Billy Papke has been matched to
meet Metry Rowan IN an eight round
bout here on October ~. The men
will weigh In at 1873 pounds. ring
side.
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MRS. MANcES
ESCAPES
OPERATION
How She Was Saved From
Sursson's Knife byLydia
E Pinkham's Vsesta.
BE Compound.
Moeadsfs. Ohjo. THE arst twoy year
] wae married / suffered 70 much from

female troubles ana
bearing down pains
that ! could not
stand On my feet
long enough todo ny
work. The doctor
said ! would have TO
undergo IN opses.
uou. but my husband
wanted me TO "
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Con.
pound first ] took
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Ing fans Of this section have taken
~ their own. That they are we'll 60
tsblished within their rights 10 best
proven by the work that KID Parker
Abe Atteii and Youns corbett pre-
s~nied In the ring against all that
could b. gathered from the four cor
ners Of the globe and pitted sssinst
them. What has been true In tho
past IL very apt to be true skain.
20 why not anticipate.
Chaves has advanced very fast Of
late. With giant strides he hiss come
from an obscure boxer. kaown only
In the region Of which Trihidsd Is
the eeaicr. he has advanced until
now his name has rnoirclcd the
globe and the name IL known where
ever fighting or boxiag ,hrivss. Ev~s
from far-off Australia We hav. re-
ceived the following postal:
Ridney. Aug. ~. 1914.
Hello. I1oto--lf not askInE
too much. VIII you kindly mail
us photograph Of Kenny Chavez
with his RECORD up TO date. for
publication In the Referee. Hope
thinRs thrive with you. and hest
Wishes. sincerely.
WILLIAM r. cORBETT.
Mr.. cortett II the hest known
sporting writer In that part Of tho
world. and = recognized authorit!
wherever fistic matters are discussed
Manager Newman. when shown this
card. told Us he would not be nverse
to sahIxe HI charge to the autIpode-
to meet the best men OF his weight.
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Printing Of every DESCRIPTION neat
~ and quickly executed At the
Chronicle-News Job rooms. Samples
and quotations on request. Use the
telephone. Trinidad 40. Il
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q. 8. CAVALRY RUSHED
TO EAGLE PASS

San Antonio, Texas, Sept. TO-
Two squadrons Of the third cavalry.
one machine gun platoon Of the third
cavalry and Battery c OF the third
field artillery are being rushed in
three special trains to Eagle Pass
this afternoon. No definite reason
was given at department hesdauar-
tiers for the movement.
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List OF letters advertised At Trim
dad. Colo. week ending September
-. 1913. n not called for by Orto.
,er II. they will he sent to the dead
etter office.
Albarran. Luis.
Acosta. Fiiomeuo.
Apodaco, l.uisicino.
Archuleta. Miss Eneatina.
Brown. bell.
Bella. Bernardo.
Gambler. Lucy.
Copps. Miss l..
Condtt. Clairron.
Chasahicchio. Mitenet vsrlo.
Duffield. Robert.
Flowney. Mrs. Nancy.
Fox. Winfred T.
Gonzales. Andres.
Gonzales. Santos.
Gonzales. Roman.
HallberE. A. A.
Hammond, 8. W..
Hogan, DR..
Huffman. Miss Rosa.
Hockett, II. A.
Jones. Miss Forancesta.
Lentz. Mrs. Lydia.
Lally, Thomas.
Louis, Dave.
Little. Mrs. Charles.
Mccoy, Mrs. II, 8,
Martin. J. b.
Magname. Charlie.
Morgan. J. II.
Mead, ePrry.
Martinez. Mrs. Conchita.
Mestes. Antiques.
Mendoza, Antonio.
Niccolli. Mrs. Antonio.
Potts. H. w.
Pacheco. Brijido.
: Raber, Harry.
Richardson. W. E. Co.
Rodriguez. R. F.-2.
Romero. Miss Rosella. =, ]
Stewart Rev. +. F. -' -
Smith. Thos. f.
= Sabeitr. Eurequa
Sanchez. Juan.
Trinidad Supply House.
Trujillo, Pedro F. rsl a.g
Trupillo, Luis.
Van Swarengen, J. NJ.
Villagomes. Trinco.
Vigil. Juan.
Wiles, o. w.
II your letter Ia In this list please
state 30 when you call.
D. d. FINCH. P. M.
II In need OF printing OF any kind
phone The Crhon!cle-Nsws. Samples
and estimate will be cheerfully
given. Phone Trinidad 40.
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Warrington. Sept. 3G.-lt is
thought here that Brigadier General
Bliss, commanding the forces patrol
ling the Texas border saw fit to in
crease the guard At Eagle Pass "a
prevent the possible destruction Of
the international bridges there by
Carranzistss. It has been said that
the Carranzistas were about ready
to leave Ciudad Porfirio Diaz, across
the Rio Grande from Eagle Pass
and 1t was feared that being desper-
ate and having nothing to lose by
such an act, they might attempt to
destroy the bridges before their de-
parture. AS General Bliss has en-
tire control over the border situa-
ton, he ordered these additional
troops without consulting the war
department here.
Eagle Pass, Texas, Sept. 3O.--An
Americans in Piedras Negras have
been instructed by Consul Blocker to
ieave for the American side before I
o'clock tonight. The reason for the
order has not been made public, but
1t is believed the American authori-
ties intend to take a decided stand
against the destruction OF property
including the international bridge.
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Expsss nsss Tssss ssi kapsirss
To adv:ased pianists sad teachers
who kaov aad appreciate 1ss tuninE
Mr.. Nsrrio,ts work h especially rec.
onnsnded. Res. i:s Tillotaon n.
Phoas Red %32. rrinidsd.
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Batteries: Wyckoff and McAvoy
johnson and Williams.
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American League.
Al Warrington X. H. Il.
Philadelphia -. -.
Washington =. ! 0
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BatterteA: Anderson and Thomas;
Fisher and Sweeney.
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Dsav wait latl ysu house has been
ls1Sed. ut that Burglar lnssra.os
~. Css4 snall, pestsstisa eou-
Dasts.
Reso I. aGsceraisk B,ls. fra. les
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List OF letters advertised At Trim
dad. Colo. week ending September
20. 1913. II not called for by Orto-
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