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Paintings Are Historic.
ESCAPE IN HOTEL FIRE.
All Guests in Buffalo Hostelry Are
Accounted For.

BUFFALO, N. Y, September 17.-That
there was no loss Of life in the fire which
swept the upper two floors Of the Hotel
Broezel early today was made certain at
daybreak, when the last Of the $50 guests
who fed to other hotels were accounted
for.
The total loss from the fire was $500, :
600, divided as follows: Eureka Coffee
Company, $500, Hotel Broezel, $50, :
coo: Dirnberger Popcorn Company, $780,
600.
Two fire captains and five guests re-
ceived minor injuries in the flre. The
injured include NJ. H. Day Of New Man
chester, Ohio; E. J. Fair of Saginaw,
Mich, and w. A. Williamson of New
ark. N. ].
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democratic district leaders was un-
horsed and this contest was purely
local
Suffers threat to make the demo-
cratic assemblymen smart for defeat-
ing his direct primary measure was re-
called today when primary returns
showed that four of the assemblymen
who voted against this measure and Tor
his impeachment were defeated for re-
nomination in Buffalo. All five demo-
cratic nominees for assemblymen in
Monroe county, which includes
Rochester, were designated by the op-
ponents of Tammany Hall. Only one
of Monroe's Ave representatives In the
assembly at present is a democrat.
The primaries held by the other
parties had no statewide feature to
distinguish them.
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APPEAL FOR CASH
ST|RS DEMOCRATS
Each Majority Member of Sen
ate and House Asked to
Give Up 500.

Republican politicians who are ex-
perts at passing the hat for cam
paign contributions are looking up the
law today to see whether or not their
democratic brethren did not overshoot
the mark when the democratic con-
gressional committee sent out a hur-
ried appeal for 800 apiece from each
of the democrats in Congress.
Although there is difference of opin-
ion in the republican party regarding
the legality of the appeal, the civil
service laws have a paragraph which
may bear directly on the subject
Barred From Election.
prominent republican at the Capt.
tol today expressed the fiat opinion
that contribution from members of
Congress may not be solicited under
this paragraph, which is as follows
Section IL. That no senator or repre-
sentative or territorial delegate of the
Congress or senator or representative
or delegate-elect, or any officer or en-
ploye OF either OF said houses. and no
executive. judicial military or naval
officer OF the United States and no
clerk or employe of any department,
branch or bureau of the executive,
judicial or military or naval service
OF the Y Cn1te0 States, shall, directly or
indirectly, solicit or receive or be in
any manner concerned in soliciting or
receiving, any assessment, subscription
or contribution for any political pur-
pose whatever. from any officer, clerk
or employe of the United States, or
any department branch or bureau
thereof or from any person receiving
any salary or. compensation from
moneys derived from the Treasury of
the United States. - Sta. L., 4U6."
Method an Unusual One.
This is said to be an unusual appeal for
funds, as it is generally the case that
campaign contributions for the congress
sional committees are contributed from
sources outside the Capitol. The repub-
lican congressional committee, Ii was as
serted today by a member of 1t, has never
solicited contributions from members of
Congress.
Fur will begin to fly in the West Vir-
ginia district represented by Representa-
tive Davis until he was made solicitor
general OF the United States. Republi-
cans and democrats intend to get down
TO work to put over big majority, and
some OF the money asked for by Chair
man Doremus of the democratic congress
sional committee would be used for thai
fight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-17
REARING BODY OF GAYN0R.
Steamship Lusitania Will Dock II
New York Friday Morning.

NEW YORK, September 1.-THE
steamship Lusitania, with the body OF
Mayor Gaynor aboard, was in communi-
cation with the wireless station at Cape
Race. n. F., at 6 am. She was then
l,O27 miles east OF Sandy Hook. She
will reach New York ABOUT IL O'CLOCK
next Thursday night and dock about 8
O clock Friday morning. -
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TORCH
TO HISTORIC MANSION
Set Fire to Penshurst Place,
But Employees Save-It From
Destruction.

LONDON, September IA suffragette
larson squad early today tried to burn
down Penshurst Place. te historic four
teenth Gentry country seat of Lord de
rIsle and Dudley at Tunbridge, Kent.
The inmates of the great mansion,
awakened by the cracking of wood and
by clouds of smoke, found the framework
Of number of windows ablaze.
Employees Put Out Fire.
A working party of household employees
succeeded in extinguishing the flames,
with the efficient apparatus on the prem
ises. Two women were seen fleeing across
the lawn in front of the building, and suf-
frage literature was scattered about the
grounds.
Great indignation prevails among the
residents. as it is now certain
that the mansion, hitherto open to visit
ors. will be closed. 1t contains valuable
portraits of ancestors of the holder of the
title. whose family name is Sidney.
Paintings Are Historic.
Among them are paintings of Sir Philip
the sixteenth century poet-soldier.
and AIgernon Sidney. who was beheaded
in the seventeenth century.
The mansion is a treasure house filled
with unique antiques, old tapestries and
articles left there by Queen Elizabeth,
who frequently occupied the house during
her reign. The art galleries contain some
of the most valuable. Vandycks and Hol-
beins in England.
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SULzER IMPEACHMENT
PLAYS PART IN ELECTIONS

NEW YORK. September 1.-THE i'm
peachment of Gov. Sulzer and his fight
for direct primary reform played an
important part in yesterdays demo-
cratic primaries in New York state.
The governors friends maintained that
these issues were responsible for de-
feats the regular democratic organiza-
ton suffered in several localities.
In Buffalo and Rochester. the largest
cities outside of New York. the regular
democratic organizations. which lined
IN with Tammany Hall In the Sulzer
impeachment fight, were badly beaten.
In Albany county former State Com
mitteeman McCabe. clerk of the senate,
a firm Tammany adherent. came SO
near defeat that the party leadership
may remain in doubt until the official
count.
Tn New York Citv.
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BANDITS MURDER AND ROB.
Four Masked Men Rob Delivery Sta
ton of Chicago Store.

CHICAGO, September H.-Four masked
robbers forced an entrance to the deliv-
cry station of the Mandel Brothers store
at 1855 West vanburen street today. shot
and killed Michael Waschuk, stable
man: beat and bound three other ON
ployes; then broke open the safe and
escaped with 5000
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Southern Labor Congress Meets.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, September H.
The second annual convention of the
Southern Labor Congress, composed of
delegates from union bodies over the
southern states met here this morning,
with President Jerome Jones Of Atlanta
presiding.
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THE DAY IN CONGRESS.
Senate

ScnQfes
Not in session: meets Thurs
day.
Banking committee continued
hearings on administration cur
rency bill.
Public lands committee agreed
on a day for a final vote on the
Hetch Hetchy water bill.
Tariff conferees continued their
deliberations.
House:
Met at noon and continued dis
cussion of the administration
currency bill for amendment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-17
IN PLACE OF JUDGE SPEER.
New Orleans Jurist to Hold Federal
Court in Augusta.

SAVANNAH, Ga, September lit is
announced here that Judge Don A. Par
dee of the United States circuit court of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-17
Prof. KirkaIdy Tells British
Association England Must
Fight to Hold Own.
NEW ORDER OF THINGS
AT BASE OF INDUSTRY
Readjustment Of Economic Situation
Will Be Necessary to Meet
New Conditions.

BIRMINGHAM, England. September
11.-Speaking on Some of the Economic
Effects of the Panama Canal" Prof. A.
w. kirkaldy told the British Association
at its session today that such effects
could be easily exaggerated. 80 far as
the outside world is concerned he said,
''the greatest effect of the opening of the
canal will probably be to get commerce
and trade out of the groove, and cause
an all-round modernization of business
methods. The old will have to be scrap
ped, friction among the factors of pro-
duction will have to be eliminated capi-
tai and labor in competing countries will
have to learn to work harnoniously to-
gether. Socially and economically this
will effect very great result Is it what
America dreamed of when she entered
upon this stupendous undertakings
Mr. Kirkaldy is professor of finance at
Birmingham University and a recognized
authority on economic questions. In his
address he treated his subject ur-
der the two general heads of local effects
and effects on world trade. From the
industrial point OF view. he said. three
questions arose-who shall supply certain
markets, who shall perform the service
of transport. and what routes shall ship
ping take?
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In New York City.

In New York city the Sulzer issue
WAS not apparent Only one Of the
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knew anything about the affairs OF
Muret and Schmidt but threw some
light on the occurrences in the dem
lists office. Schmidt visited there fire.
quently. she said. as did many women,
who remained until late at night.
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WEATHER.

Unsettled with occasional rains
tonight or Thursday; warmer to-
night; moderate south winds.
FULL REPORT ON PAGE FOURTEEN.
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Advantages of Distance.

Taking London and New York as the
typical European and American ports.
he said, "the markets Of the world fall
into three classes-O Countries in close
proximity to the canal: here the effect
will be greatest and. in many cases, the
use of the canal a necessity. CD Aus
tralasia and the far east At present
there is a choice of routes to these mar
kets: Panama will offer another alterna-
tive. 81 Ports not directly affected.
"Class 2 is receiving most attention from
those estimating the effects on world
trade There Is a parallel equidlsant
from London via Suez, and from New
York via Panama. On the south coast
Of Australia this is Port Lincoln, Adelaide
being the nearest great port. All Asiatic
ports west of Japan will continue to ba
nearer to London, e. g.. Manila Will be
600 miles nearer. But all Japanese and
New Zealand ports and all Australian
ports east of Adelaide will be nearer New
York 1t costs 2s. to transport one ton OF
goods / 900 miles. distance saved will give
American manufacturers an advantage
of from 2s. to Is. Sd. per ton on all goods
supplied to ports between Melbourne AMI
WELLINGTON, N. T..
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The Deciding Factors.

The principal factors on the balance OF
advantages on which the foregoing ques-
tions would be decided were distance;
tolls on the route: freights and the pos
sibility of continuous freight-earnng
fuel stations, insurance rates; the poiit-
ical factor, rates Of exchange; invest
ment Of capital and banking facilities;
the human factor-manufacturin and
commercial ability. experience of trade
and markets and present possession
1.-The canal" he said, will add enor-
mously to the commercial facilities be-
tween the various regions of the Ameri-
can continent and the adjacent lslands'
hence important developments may De
expected. The West India islands VIII
enter upon a new period of prosperity.
especially when the internal combustion
engine takes the place OF steam ana OF,
replaces coal. English business ano
fiscal methods will have great effect on
making the West Indies important 70
shipping, and thus assist the deVeiOp-
ment Of local industries. especially tne
export of raw material The compare.
lively unprogressive states OF Centrai
and South, America will undergo re-
markable developments owing TO IN,
creased immigration of Europeans ana i,,
Increased trade. These local Dement'S VIII
be the chief, and ample. Justlncatioh ioi
the construction of the canal
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OF the effect on world trade he contin-
ues: America realizes the Importance OIL
the coal trade to the United Kingdom.
There will be a strenuous attempt to dis
place British coal throughout the world
in order to give American shipping the
advantages at present enjoyed by Brit
ish. If successful this will deal a mortal
blow at our mercantile marine. Thus the
British coal industry must realize the
situation, and both the capital and labor
interested resolve to hold the market at
all costs until the fuel Question-coal or
Oils finally settled.
THE published scheme of tolls which
frees American coasting ships raises an
international question. If the canal be
worked on business principles higher
tolls will be exacted from other shipping
This will either cause a grievance or de-
crease the tonnage using the canal Ihe
question might be made domestic instead
of international il America charged equal
shipping as ii wishes to favor"
AS to the effect of distance. he thought
that on Australasian and far eastern
markets it would be considerable, as the
mileage run by steamer was a serious
factor in cost of service. In this ship
ping offered a contrast to railways, for
when trucks were loaded length of haul
had but little effect on cost of service.
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Hrfalfnna., .SHiten. nno aaiarrh'
Standardization nHb aa'
rantirt uberleaen ben Ncdb'
abmumsen uuo fertis.
gemahten ssrnps.
geridaiien sie iidl bic thte ensnte
Rentbp.qaremc bon 5hrtm aps.
tbefer-eeidJt ~ miidlen nit et'
mem Flint SprHp aus sraHHIirttm
3uder.

ose4pabHlid aibi ens samllis sSt als 'na'
1Gadrs iebtn 9sHfsr flif gHsteas 9uailniases
nHb aafarrhs ceilHTsiiei ans al etHHdi w
gaerthe hgu 2M siRfaulsna.
3aEt Rsiipiet. esne frDg. uHssH Nl0lNs nh
Ats lrirb uHGsfhbr bssr tanissl SnrAp ara
risg as5abIt fas einfn esnabnlstsH Estns: sls
fonnen etHs baibs WaAoHs Gcsur fhr z1 hft'
ffetIeu -.
Ter carns, syira sgafhs. GiiistisH. parff.
aarfeus etc fnndrn btsfs IrstS6e tss 1tFi.
,alissHs BITE aam GHbe ses 5asrss ~ ssHss
'sIl Cir s.sssn ao1seyssH une gssisbsts sgerSsa
finfs isnen saritl,f Hsttrsrs Tcfiarf tSllafen
nnD eetichtn rsiEets uHs bssssrs gssessin Or
| gie1rn ete stasr eiHfaAen 1nrHs cs,S uH.rs
9inf arauaItrten 8a6srs arb etHxw 4lHi t9'
.euseH Ysdfesrf her senH faafeH &c sts gs'sss
/ fensensrsrfe Silence Vssaibs .eaisns osa a..
Ssg Is Ia ssras eiHifIalfe cbsr I0sf aas laasH
/ Ete ite ant nit beH 1hrng
/ Ana tahea 1is esner Setiens Aarraic SET 81
rgtus.eu hgtfga Hrb ArfaitnTfaeH HGtEWb aHs
1 etttfu an, ftrsfistsn use IpiEffamteH hctisns
1 tgH aTrelan weIcs 5eftaHt ipsfefa laHa sc
/ haIi sd HnbsprsHAt nas bs.is III nio sana
rem etFaifHnasm, aaiarrb. EEfseA, Erer1llls.
| Nftfsrfstt Tavern nihen anh cafT anHFsn'
| ni,e @Fererfalsgssbeu Eu ~ bcs sissspF cfil'
yrtttsi sneites gutter bsts nae lasorreaI lsfN'
/ Tctff asss Aem Enlieua tsrfteIM. % bat3s
I frsusr n6fhbreuhgn sstfinHs. &c nxsteIl e.
/ slpps.ti rsbassu sas Tsber ane H4r'i "a
| galtefu pahnf1 brouif1en 9rfraHinaaea HHc
/ esf <shEnanbfgfs horbea9efA.
mn1ugsfrratn aH isnsr ttnSelHfr ssasGf ~
/ gdsrte gger!hprpGrrfve pfteH an, pif ~ sefda
/ s,elleu nub mte ts VI nehraen ~. 1sf ta7tt
| tar,gT, sayartirer bic 9ndnabe bee Hrlesf o.
| 1rhsrsuauu Esattsr uIss iefrsr agfinogtarn &sif
fuMa nseaa safgtesenaetifEi rtFo.
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Ssu.pboaie. .Qsnserte.

I'm ben beinsn bifsn6tissn gyms
phonle apnserten be,rie ssahnlif.
tag unb am Samiias Absnb miri, a.s
Goliit bsr Oeigenpirturis eusea
DTape nit, urf,reiiis Der smintn.riss
GeigeE Der gessnipari. Der alaitier
bat ltd fir isin bieiisss anfirs.sl
sipsi aompofiiionen aussspdbli, bic
itm G<lsssnbi. bisisu perb<n. fsins
aiiniileritdf. In gldHssnber Deift yu
botumeniirsn. Hdmiid nas Hc6ifne
G Tur Eonser. uns Erini seins
apn1eri in . Woll. Die ErMefters
nummun Der beibsn Qonssrie iino:
Cuperiuse su ~Spbisenit nuf Aulis.
Usnd
Granbenbure Rcnert fur GireiHs
5nitrumsnis 30. 3. J. q. Bad
Der 3oubsrlehrlins Tatns
lsonorensc cuDeriurt 30. 9. Hssibc0sR
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alus Der Gprpners Cifice.
Starb wabrsnb eiHer H0ntsenirrah'
ieuaainabmt i'm itaSt. Soipissi-

Ter Goronsr ipurbt s,itern Don osm
i'm ftaoiiihen 6oipiials erfolgitu 1oos
Der 63 Sabr. alien Sornh Wurpha
bon Qo. 3l3 Eneamors Slrabe IN
a.untnib sef.Bt. Die Jrau, fpeldis
ieit Idnesrer 3eit uisrsnlsiosHo mar,
bate am II. Jdnuar aufnabms I'M
iidbtiitxn soOIpiial ssfunosn. Die
anitalts1r5ts bsihloHsn, nm cine tor
rsits 1iagnoie iisllsn gu iOnnsn, cine
R5niaenitrdhlen nsAufndsme Der NitrsE
Der Yotisniin ~ mohen. 1Ddhrsno
Der aufnabms brad lrau Usurphq
p!oslih suiammen uno i.arb fpeni e
4uaenblide ipdier. Der Gcronsr. rrel'
der cine Cbbuiiion an Der Gtitx BOZ
nahm, in Der siniif,., bab bic draa
inioIse Der 4ufresuns stitcrbtH III.
R aasu purb. in Der 8raf :
bObls ssfunoen.
Der As Satrs a!ie Q.ssr ALLAN
Cooper BON Nc. s25 oopsins Strcbs
ulaa osjisrn i'm itGeiiih<n 5oiplia!
einer Siihfpunoe. iDtld1e lhm Dor etfL
gen Hagen an Der 8. uno Smiih Str1s
| BE pom einem RsiIssenofen betssbrnhs
rorben mar. Sine oui Mnorcnung
bes goronsrs porssnommene Cbouis
tipn ergob. bah Sas .3iu<rhfeu. irslhts
bic 9ruf,bobls pon Der Bouhb0Re
.renni, ourhIhni.isn porbsn mar une
bab Der Magsn burh cisis Csiinuns
IN Die 9ruiihOhlt seorunsen mar. las
Sers mar iniOlssosfisn nah Der renien
Seis. Der 9ruii DsroTdnsi srorota.
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Qotal 8eri6t.


Der gdp.riitk llnttrfiiisunsspersin
aiebt am Sornitos. Is. Januor. siren
orpbsr Ulas.snboG in fdmmilihsn
sdltn Der arbeii<rbal<. Die Jsite Der
go9rn babtn EH bon ieher our4 We.
mitbli6t.ii ausoeri4nsi, 10 bab fig
Ssoermonn ihnea bort eimiih fihlt,
nnb audi Dieisr Han Dirb ben perb<rs
aeaoneen.n in teiner De5isbuns na6'
i,sNn. aiir Die i4oniten Wasfen tpur'
ben sebn perttpelIs preiie dussefsst
RAD ben gororbeiien 5u urtbeiIen
lpiro Is einen Baa gebsn. Die er er'
fclsreit<r nit4 geboAt iDeroen tam.
1r Bal nimrnt nsr polisei'Neen'
lationsr lresen bereiis I'm 2 uh,
gbenbs ieinsn AHfong.
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- Gbpotl Der Daieritano lid gss
itern niht peruuoerts. 3Iaaben bic Be
pobnsr9antous bod, oob Der CLUB irs
folse bee Meens nod msbr iteigsn mir.
oe. Observation-Disclosures arbeia
tet Ipitematii6 uno bat Isoes Mitslist
iein Departement. Sob Srpine tbeili
les Jletid, Gruttsn oas 6emiile.
9oat bas grop, 8obn Wsbl etc. aus.
pohreno Ulapcr Gutnb9 unD Stapt.
Gler. msartin bic y6ouleH Der Gm.
etGneer rsaiItriren. 9oben liefen nab
rsnb oss 1asss Elm tpis folgt: Sobr
SbiGiio SO. $50 uno Baarsn in
Dsrthe Don 500; Whublhauisr grspr
ing go. $40; Sobn 6. aotl patine
60, Rau1flsifd; 70. Ul. Jonalbion
So; 9. & 81. Goal Co., S25; ). g
Ssphns 9rocsrh. Sab araut unb Gro
tcriss. Das 5istalgeriht bot sbsn
fdns cine Summs bsiseiteusri. Ia.
llateritiibungs aOmmities III BIZ
| iebt i'm Stanoe ssfpelen, 4le gu be
frieniasn. llnssfdbr 400 psrfpnsl
lperoeu tGslih unteritiisi.
- poliseihsf Crtlisb BON Taptoi
fpurbe mad Wolisr 8roiber's Stal
/ lungen serufsn, um Elm ipertboolIs
pferp gu tOptsn. pds iih i'm Rslief
Disnii ouf irgenn cine Weiis am Dor
berfub perlegte uno an ainnbuden
frcmpf liti. Dus Ibisr reprdfsntiri
einen Wertb BON $500.
| - Rep. R. 8. 9aas. friiher DO
Dopton. befinDet fi6 bier aut gefEs
BEL GrtuHoen.
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Die meiiieus G.ueGiriber nnb anoere
;ddolide mIueraliide Stoiie enthalt.
ionoern Elm reiaeS 4Tantermiftei III
ore Ct. sernnrbs ssrailter .sillc.
Rsin nno nnpeFiaiid)t, mIe ne aus
ben beiltraiiiaen 4rantern, Die IN bern
Csarten Der Rntur iDodlen, beresiet
iii, bat oieies alte uno nirfi0me oeni'
ide SeiImlitel jid) Den 3dnf Iaulen.
Der erlporben, meId,e on Derboni,ngs'
geIdaueroen, geritO2iuns nno Sto'
runaen Der llnterleibs. Grgnne litteu
unb in fl.rser 3eit 5anernb inf
lariinoIid] gebeilt Durben. Die q
s;ernorb. strduter.N NiQeu iinb tn aaef
apptbeten su bobeu- A.
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u E ~ y Or t.

VisIe 8eipobner bisiiger Siaot
baben bereits nit bem Reinigen ibrer
6dufer, bic jsst fpieoer naFerfrsi fino,
beaoHneE. Gus Helief Eommittee
Dirp iebod feline Qrbeitsn fortieBsn,
BIS be sanse @efabr poriiber unb
t.ine Ollie mebr notbDenbig tit. -
Der Dilfss sGeuernebrhef 1bommuFon
nollie gesern nit Dem Weberan5rin.
gen Der Mlarn,.Giten beginner, mubts
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D,liiif iiir Die 8orliellnns 81 Ite'ern.
Inter ben mitlpirfenoen sslinltlern
beiinoen iih gPaeIpn Arbndle. Der
.Star" nes Dramas ~lbe NouAo
llp" pom @rano Cpro Soiife, 1aoe
p.arion pom StaRearo Jheaier, Gus.
Eosparo's Jrnppe uno Gefar stilL Der
iuaenolld)e GariiG bon steirb Geluni'
bia; Dos .sree Setters G.iartett oont
Peoples 3beoter; Der 1dnser cd.
States, Der ebenfnlIs IN Veoples
! Ihed;er onTtritt: Der Jenoriit Adltet
9ouabou pom College OF W,fis tino
ssrl. Rouiep non Der Sduiier St'ool.
| Die In fIaiititen IaHsen nn'trets'l
miro.
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lbeoternor iteIIung In
2prie sum 9eiten Der
JIutbcpfer.

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-01-17

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1913-12-24
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have signed with the Fed
think that there boneheads
in the majors
Nv baskin9 the calcium
of Ty Cobb at least
HE GROUNDS
At that, any might kick at being sold to BROOKLYN
and the deep
OUGHTA HAVE 1T
exploits OF Battling
Levnsky is that he hasn't name like oRafferty or McMuphy
Americans
doesnt If they load
the whole vessel with lead.
HUERTA-IZED
of the wodss tourists In time
bad they did not include Mexico In their itinerary
everything want
bad can't forget that Arthur Pelkey and
Gunboat Smith are to do battle
ANSWER US. PORTUS
Langord worlds champion POrus Bax-
he not in
the game?