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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-11
DOVER WATER IS
MUCH CHEAPER
New Contract Has Cut Cost in
Half, Committees Re-
port Shows.
Especial to the Newark start

DOVER, Dec. 11.-That the last six
months of 1918 have been vastly more
prosperous for the Board of Water
Commissioners than the first half of
the year was shown by the various
reports submitted at the meeting of
the commissioners lest night. Through
the contract entered into last July
With the Dover, Rockaway and Port
Dram Gas Company. the cost of
pumping water from the driven wells
has been cut more than half, while
many of the leakages in the mains
have been repaired.
On December / there was a bal
ance in the hands of the treasurer
of $1.975.97, while the receipts from
water consumers for the quarter
closing December 81 will be about
So, ZOO.
Superintendent Cooks monthly re-
port showed that total of 766, 400
gallons of water had been pumped
during November, of which 116, 400
gallons was for the high service and
$4,000 for the low service. The gray
ity system had supplied $50, 400 MAX
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-11

The remembrance of the word enables
me to remember the entire poem.
Another plan / call memorizng by
association. l recall incidents, para
graphs from a book or conversation
by associating the subject with some
object such as paintings or books"
Miss Mccormick is able to repeat
converse tons held several years ago,
or read a page from a book once and
repeat it verbatim. Her ability has
been shown in recent test in which
she was able to remember four dis
tinct colors from "a shades of gray.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-11
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD or EXCISE
COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY
OF NEWARK

OF NEWARK.
City Hall December 9th 1913
The following Is the list OF the names, resi-
dences and places Of business of appli-
cants for licenses. contained In all spplioa-
lions or petitions made to this board for
the granting of licenses to sell spirtuous,
vinoua, malt brewed liquors and not
heretofore published according TO law. to
wit:
RETAIL RENEWALS.
Name Place OF Business. Residences
Charles Payne AZ Newark st. Same place
Charles Handler 90 Summer av. Same place
John Seldenschwarz 207 Sussex av....
Otto ). Karst 1913 Ferry St.. same place
Charles Sommer. 547 Springfield aV....
Louis E'riedfold. t2i Albert av. same place
Michael Kendrol, 1921 loo Lent av Same place
Cummings Bros, 4G7-400 Broad ST..
same place
John B. Metzinser. 49, Avon av. same place
Gennaro Maglione. 81 Garside Stu.
William II. Gavigan, II Mechanic st
Same place
Harry stein. 800 Orange St.. same place
Lehman Klein, 525 18th av...... Same place
Joseph Fodor, 90 West st....... Same place
David stiles ls6 orange St.. same place
Frederick Nleburg. ga Bloomfield av..
Same place
Aaron Baum. 151 Norfolk st. same place
Peter Schaefer, 141 Murray ST. Same place
Adoph Landesmann, 100 West St..
Harry Leo Rochelle. 203k Bank St.
Same place
Bernard J Murphy. 255 Court st. Same place
Carmlne Rosamilia, 100 9Th aV. Same place
Michael Tuozzola. 81 Sth aV. -. Same place
william Eggerking, 29s32s Clinton ay.
Same place
Louis Rosner, 80 Beacon st, Same place
Joseph Jskobczyk. 1856 McWhorter ST..
Cornelius Bradley. IS Orange st same place
James Mccarthy, no South Orange av.
Same place
oustave A. Ruefie, ass Avon av Same place
Aaron Bem, 10 Rankin Stu. Same place
Henry j. Goepfert 10 Joseph St Same place
Raymond Hurle, 4Dl Bergen st. Same place
Joseph Peiikant. 33t 18th av. =. Same place
Fernando c. Camp, "a Lafayette St.
Same place
John Mack, % Az. C......-... Same place
Peter Meyer l6I Avon ave.. Same place
Louis LehrhoH 165 Spruce ST. Same place
Harry Chambers, 81 10th av. Same place
Charles VI. SelfeIt, o Treat pl. Same place
Harry Lerman. 90 Ferry st...... Same pla -
stanislaus Rsdoniewicz. 02 Jones St..
Same place
Andrew Ferguson. a49 Flank ST same place
WHOLESALE RENEWAL.
The National Liquor Co, 1i9 Mulberry
BEER BoTTLER--R ENEWAL,
p. Ballantine Sons 433-437 Ferry st..
Same place
RICHARD MILLER.
President.
JAMES r.. coNNEI.LY.
City Clerk.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-11

BERKELEY, Cal, Dec. 11-Miss
Elsie Mccormick, sophomore at the
University of California, has perfect
ed a system of memorizing.
Instructors at the college are in
terested in her method, and say that
her ability to memorize proves the
worth o finer system.
81 remember short POEMS she said,
"by taking the initial letter of eaeh
verse and forming it into a word.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-11
LEGAL NOTICES.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT coUEs-
DISTRICT OF NEW JERSEY
In the matter of Albert A. Geiger ana
Daniel c. Bauer. ind and trading az
Geiger and Bauer. bankrupt In bank
ruptcy:
Notice is hereby given that Daniel c.
Bauer, individually and one Of the firm
OF Geiger ana Bauer bankrupt. has filed his
petition dated December LIST. 1913, praying
for a discharge from all his debts in bank
ruptcy. and that all creditors and other
persons are ordered TO attend at the hearing
upon said petition before said Court in the
r. $. Postoffice Building. at Trenton, I'M
said District, ON February I'd, 1914. az 1890
m. and then and there show cause.
any they have. why the PRAYER OF said
petitioner should not be grunted.
Dated December 10th 1913
EDWIN G. ADAMS,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-11
MontcIair Man Bankrupt
rspeciai TO the Newark start

TRENTON, Dec. 11.-Herman J.
Redheld, of Montclair, filed a volun-
tary petition in bankruptcy in the
United States District Court today
with liabilities of $3.50 and assets of
$19S.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-11
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
DISTRICT OF NEW JERSEY.
In the matter Of Alfred r. Metsger bank
rupt. In bankruptcy;
Notice is hereby given that Alfred IA
Metzger. bankrupt has filed his petition4l
dated November IS, 1918. praying for a dis@'
charge from all his debts In bankrupteyis
and that all creditors and other persons are
ordered to attend at the hearing upon SAT-
petition before said Court. in the Y. 81
Postofflce Building at Trenton. in said Dts
trict, on February I'd. 1914 at 1850 a. NJ
and then and there show cause, II any they
have why the prayer of said petitioner
should not be granted, 81
Dated December 10th. 1913. -
EDWIN G. ADAMS
Referee in BanSruptcs.r's
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-11

ouil6sli6 an oas ser 9egrobenen ae.
fniipft lei. lit peridmunoen. ODER
pirflid, nGre mirflid) oas @Iiid
meines &iil0es niht bon @elo unO
8rt nno gbre abbGngig, ionoern
bon Dem @liif Ser @rdfin, icin 2e-
Der, bon ibrem 2eben9 Miibte Oern
mein 9ino pergeben, ipie lie pergebt,
iterben ipie iie itirbt9 @abnt mid
Der SinlmeI Oiird) Die Stintnle mel.
mes 9inoes, orobt CT mir nit iciitem
2eioen, mill er mid onrd) icine1
Soo itrafen?"
Gr ging mtrilbie dilf rio ob. Gr
fdmpfte init leiller @elbgier liio lei.
ncr Gbriudt-iie batten inn gum
Serbreher gemaht, nift Die 9icbe
5it ieiner Sohtcr, nidt Ole. 9iebe,
MIR Die Seioenihoit gcbicrt sic
Siinbe, nn0 Der Siinoe 2obn lit ser
600.
8ie lcid)t. bate i'm bic 9cioen.
idaft betbort ulib 5ulll Ierbredcn
fortgeriiien - mie id)mer ipilroc es
Der Siebe, Die cr SIT ieiileu ainoe
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-11
IT,. aapite'l.
Ger M6ihieS.

1 Ger. Gentmeilter idiell nit ieinem
@emiHen, abgerednet 81 rbaben ur0
ieine ebrgier nit Dem Sacit 5ufrie.
ben 81 iein; uno bod fonnte er niht
5ur Hltbe fontmen. gr mar raitlos,
unitdt, wcrtfare, finiter; MIR NIT
Miibe belt er iid aufred]t, Inn ieine
Sbliegenbeiten erfitaen 5u fonnen.
&osben fantte i'm faum nod
nieoer. Sriibcr bate CT lie geiiidt,
iest ifien er tic 81 flieben; friiber
bottc er nadI jeoer @elegen6eit &C.
baif)t, INN ibr elm freinoIides @ort
5u iogen. cine angenebme ueber.
roifnng bereiten ST. fonnet, iest
glailbte lie 81 fiibleu, oaB linn lire
3Grtlihfeiten lGitig maren. Dit,
mern lie unbemerft in iein arbeits.
jiinmer gctreten, iano lie i'm in Ell.
mem 3ltitanoe poaieer grid)opfing.
wie gebrod)en an 9eib iino @eiit,
mo in 8eoanfen perinnfen. oft
bate lie i'm i'm Gunfel id)eit, dngit.
ltd) 0nDpn ld)leiGen 1eDen, ais mare
er ein Yerbred)er, mo ieuf5enb mo
nit lid ielbit reoeno pieoerfommell
boren.
Sic fraate iid pcrge6cns, mas
bicie traiirigc llmndnolimg peran.
labt babcn fonntc, mas bieies plot.
lihe @ouoern bebeuten iolle; iie
ianb feline attlport, MIR bds Cine
piBte Tie. oab icine grbeitsloit iino
Die Sorgen ieincs NntcS nid)t Der
@r,mb icin founten. sic itano Dor
einem RGtbiel. oaS tic loicn politc,
loien mIiBte nm ibrcr rnlo hires 90.
tiers 9libc miacn. lino Oeiien 96.
iuna lie bod, nit gebeinicr gngit
cntaegen iob; tic fontte Die 8orte
nidt pcrseilcn, melde er emit 5u ibr
geiaat: o@em ih ober oas aaeS
nid)t mare. mas bomi--". nn6 10
oft lie ibrcr gcbndte. milBte lie iid)
picbcrbolen. mas tic oamalS ocnt
8atcr g~eanhuortet, Oa6 cS ibr Soo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-11
Bite, bite, BELT uris bod!

batte, i'm 5uriid5ufiibren; ipie id)lcll
Diirbe lie es gefpnnt Daben, menm ea
mabre uno mirflid)e &aterliebe &c,
lpeien mGre! gr fdmpfte, ober mi.
oerwiQig, nidt mic Elm Ionni, Der
fir iein 9iebites fdmpft. ipnbcrn mie
ein Sololing, Den Die slusiidt arti
@eminn loft uno Die Surdyt Dor
Straie sur laiiigen grfiiaung ieincr
Yflid)ten trcibt; er fdnpftc, ais
bate CT nidt Die slbiidt, 5,r iiegell,
ionbern iid) beiiegen al lailen.
@iirbe CT anOers MIR eincn Miiaell-
bid ge5ogcrt ba6cn, Oas Scripreben
nabr 81 MADDEN, ipelhes er IN ieiner
Ser5enSangit Dem Simel eegeben
bate?
Gortictums foIgt.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-11

aft. bob id. lid rtinlnier geieiG'
jlb'2"
pSprt IN Dem @infeI," ermiDcrtl
ct anobe utio id,lne ~errotbcno Die
.ltgen icber.
rllno was bnit On seidJafit, 9ii.
lel2@
48ottfrieo idluieg un,o Srpfte gail1
.flegcn an ieiilem @amfis.
Run, miait Iii nid]t berails mi
Ter Sprad? : mar bod nid)t gal
ms Shlimmes, bnB On eS nidlt ia.
en- ito9itg"
sd bab' fir beil Slprion gcbe.
Ct" itotterte @oftfrieb, ymic Sbi
hid 9ebeiBen habit"
pSait's mirflih getban, Oh bra.
CT gilb? Sfail, Drum miro aud
er tSlorian mieoer geiirno meroen
Gid aber mDg' Der liebe Soft bebii'
ell, ooB Gu INNER 10 gut mi
Tromm bleibit."
~@irb er gerpiB wieOer geiullo
Iutter2" rief froblofenb Der anabe
Ygitt' nitr red)t Drum, 10 piro's
1eihcben. Scst aber mo9it binars'
Jeben nnb Did orauben auSilbelr
unb nad) Ser5enslnit ausfrelen; bel
Slorion mlib Hiibe babenl"
8ottfrieb bllid)te oilrh Die ailgc
lebnte Sbiir uno elite in Den 8nrten
rSbr hobt cine cute &iItber5ud,t
6raii Neiiterin," iagtc Die arGliter
liriel, als er tort mar; ,Sbr lperoet
SrelIoe erleben an Gnrem Srieocl.'
y9ie ainoer iino idon iett meinI
eiuSige 6reiloe!!"
Die arauteriiriel lab nod emma.
nod Dem Granfen.
,2aBt i'm mir rilbi9 ihlafen, il
lange er wil; Der Sdlaf tbut i'm
gut. l1nb menn er aufgefpaft lit
oonu gcbt i6nt al unb az Ell
Sdliiffen ans Der Sloide bier
morsen. fomme ih mieoer. SIN bier
5ebn Sdaen, oenf' i'd, lit er wieoel
bel Der slrbeit." !
nSii bier5ebn Soeen?" erifol Sc
ole rnilbe Stimme bes idpmar5en 4e
ter, Der nnbemerft burh Die bolb ee
offnete Sbiir IN Die aammer getre
ten mar. oltno SIR meint nm, i'd
Iolte Den iarilen Sdlinsei 10 lang'
umionit in meinem Saiiie fiittern?'
GAS meme if aGerbings, Del
tier, e~ntsesnete ltrieI unb job ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-11
9ic fciuoli(lbra Sriiocr,

fSoytieslu1e BON Der 2. Seite.la 81
GcnuorreneS 3eug bon @cipenitcrl
llno Der toOteik @rdiin nt6 Dem al,
ZEN S%d)ioBtDlrrm g~cIprodIelt lt1tS Oo.
5pIld,elt 10 loilt nm Silfe mo Het
llng gejnntmcrt uno lnd) Dem @ro.
rem @aloenor gerilfen, DOB cs If.
0ilrd> afarf liD0. Sein georlngel
paF ffnb fulte Sduuer ibrerl Seil
iiberldufen .bottcn. gnolid mal
@pttfrieO bcimgrfommcn; Der quite
Slll9e mar gcrornt, 10 ihnell i'm
lcllle 6iiBe trllgell ltnb eeh boftc c.
ibr Gin bnlbe Gmisteit geoiinft. bis
or lpieher eo mar. Gas SrGnflcirl
unb bic. fiiblcnoen l~linid)l1gc id)ic.
llen cine p~obltbuenoe @irfung ouf
Den f~ie6ernoen Slorian 5iti iiben, ole
rpiloe Nlfregling leate iidj, er puroe
nod ntlD nod itiaer; pberlpurbe oos
8eect Srieeels effort, Der in ser
@de bitter Dem &opfenbe nieoerge-
fniet NOR uno Den lieben 8ott 10
reft aus SerSensgruno Bat, bob err
ihm ieinen guten Spielfamerooen
bod lpieser geilno maben mobte?
Nls ipdter Die ar1uteruriel, mie
Die sSeute iie nannteu, in ser @ob.
ming 0esG Sfmienes anlangte uno
an bas 9ett trat log Ser ana6e i'm
leidteu Snlbiffaf Dhs Sieber mar
nod nid)t gepifen, aber Die bren.
nenoe @lutb mar bon ieiner Stirn
utlo ben 3ongen peridmnnoen; es
5udte nod ii, ieiiten 8lieoerrt, aber
cS riittelte unb rib i'm nift nlcbr
iGb empor, MIR Die Singer irrten
nod lltfeno saiif. Der 0ede lumber.
Sic nabm leiie Die eine Sano uno
belt lie priifeno unD sdblenb felt
ein Shimmer bon 5reltoe ging iiber
ibr altes @eiidt rnb madte es or
0entli6 ld)on, ulb aIS lie Die fleine,
5%itternbe Sanb IpslieB, iaate Tie nit
einein itiaet 5ufrieoenert 9Gheln
sd benfe, Sbr fonnt Dem lieben
8ott 0anf ingen, baBs CT es 10 gnG.
pig nit Dem arnlen Sfelm demaht
bat! @s mar MIR Elm; boier anfaQ,
Die araft oes 6iebers lit sepifen. ="
SibeInb iprang @ottfrieh,a OH, ser
nod INNER in Der Gfe gefniet,
rSdmt," nifte iAm oie aIte
ireltnolid 5l rro aab linn Die Sano,
bit aud oa9 $50 bait oeun &C.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-11

lu)ipur5eh FeIer telt llllo inner
ldrofcn ms Anse. .9os lit Cur.
Hflift mo Sdulsigfcity s,peitcI
ilidts!"
ysSas?" idJrie bers Sd)micb, ybft
nltc Sore lpifl mid. learelL mas idl
5il thin pocr III laiien bnbe2"
"sScnn Sbr oeitn 10 gut uiBt, bob
ld) cine aite Scye bin .$ltehmt Cub
in adlt, Weiiter. SoB Sbr nid)t ai
Gurcm Scibe erfobrt, mas cine Serc
fonnl"
Ger Sd)nieo itorrtc oos @eib ali,
ols l16e erN mirflih elm ~@elpenit.
pltnb lest tort aus Der &ammer,
Mciitcr," fubr llriel tort mo trai
nit erlobclten grmtn aiii i'm 5li.
.Sbr loft mir bcii fral,fen ;irngcr
nit Current wiiiten @cihrei nid,t nii,
Dem Sflofe mefenl"
Ter lfmar5e Geter mid, iest id)pn
5ilriid, oic gieen nod, INNER itari
auf Die SroitI 9crtdtet. Die orobent
Dor ihnt itdno. ais fonne lie i'm
ourd eiilen @inf ibrer Sano per.
lid)ten.
Sic trdt nod einen Sdritt ia.
Der, ibre @eltalt ihien 81 mafien;
aus ibren ipeitseoffneten Iugeu elm
unbeimlifcS 5limmern urb 2eud).
ten 81 fommen, jest ienften lid, Die
arnle, Die 2ippen offneten lid, ihon
aloubte er Den grenlifen Spriih 5l
borell, Der i'm t~reffen uno bannen
iollte-bann filbr er iGb berunt linb
5ur aammer binaus.
ltriel id,loB binter linn Bic Tbiir.
r8erSeib' mir t@ott Die SHitoe,
menn's cine mar" iagte lie bnnn
nit eiitem Seufser.
Gam nanote iie iid an Suianna,
Die bleid uno nit angiterfiiqtem
Intlis neben Dem 2ager oes 4ran.
fen itanb.
.Siirdtet gith niht, Ieiiterin,"
rebet tic Sieielbe nit trauriger
Gimme an, i'd bit nidt, mas MIDI
euer @ann seifolten bot, lid babe
niht oas @crihsiss nit Dem 8oien
at ifaifen.@
~9as meiB i6 fpobI, quite ltriel.
Sd babe midi dndl nift Dor gltf)
geiiirdtet, mir bangle mir UNI giid)
itno @ier aeben. 80 SIR fennt
feline @litbs nn6 @iIbbeit niht, ionit
bdttet SIR 6os thinner setyaet!"
sd b~abSsEfiir eenabd iifto in Got.
ties 9tnnleH gemagt lthO es lit geInn.
gen. silt nidtf Der critic, Meiite.
rim, Der aus augit Dor Ser !Sone
unb Dem Seufel .bas get1an, mas er
ans Siebe sM inherent 9errgott nihi
tbnn moht.4
Sic iesie iid alif einen SoI3itnbl,
Der neben Dem Bette itanb.
sd nsnB nod eins fpenig ri,ben,
eb,ezih psitergebs, < VtAmir ihier
auf Die @lieber geidsgen-
y@ogt Sbr mos genieBerh Ilttter
ltrIel2"
nSabt 7anf, @eiiterin, id nebm'
ben gliten @ilen fiir Die Sbat!
Wem man aft miro, bari mait ridt
aus Der Sronung fommen!"
Sic itano auf imp naBm ben
8riiditod in Die SanS.
so, nun mag oie aIte Ser mei-
%tergeben," iagte Tie bitter ituo bart.
.Matter r1riel. 10 oiirft SIR nidt
reoen! aae redtihaffenen Men.
ihen balten @lld) lieb unb in gb-
reni"
vGas lit alld mein Croft, W,eiIte.
rim! aber Der &ehtidaffenen iinO
gar penig anf grbett, unb bariln1
mag es' nift i6aoen, bob mid Die
anoeren fiirdten. 8ebiit' gud,
Soft, Meiiterin! Morgen tcmm' ih
mieber--i6 benf, i64 nerb's pobl
oiirfei."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-11
MSdte Dor 5rembe jand5en.

sd miinide Sbnen pom @runSe
meincS Ser5ens 5u banfen", Idreibt
&. 9. Habcr bon %2elpisburg, W. Ia.,
.fiir ben lulnoerboIen boppelten Tls
Ben, ben i'd burd ben @ebraud BON
electric Sitters empfing, inoem er
mid bon einem ibiperen IasenleiSen
llno bon GbeumatismnS furirte. an
lpeldlcm 9eiben id felt 5ebn Sabren
fat bilflos erfranft mar. gs idien.
ais Oh Die @ebi5in 9erabe fir meinen
SAL ber9eitellt iporoen iei." Sir
Spspcpiia. 0erbauunSs : StDrun9em.
@clblud)t, uno nm Den aorper bon
Niercnsiften. Die Mbeumatismns Der.
urluden. an befreien, bat electric
8itterS nidt icincsgleid,en. @eriudet
es. Scbc Slaihe ut parnufirt, Gle
3ufrieben5miteIlen. Bios 30 GcntS IN
&. @. Iuete's Nputbcfc, $50
.Rain Str. Dubuque. Soma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-11

Iandcm iicbt mans an. pab
er angeieb'n lit.
gS sibt a0dc unb 9cpncr. bcrcn
6nupfitGrfe bic SoBc lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-11

9ir tuerocn CHEM jeben uuiercr Abpnnenten, Der feline Ridhdnbe
nnS- Gin Salr YIN 8prans be5abit nno ~ Gents ertra hin5uiist, einem
Tpfenfran5 pnn SeiigfeR &tarsiafrnment nit Naebaiae iberienbcn.
@enn Sic nas oelo bireft an ns ienben, fassn Sic einfa& bic
IL Gents bin5n; fails Sic MI ctrcn unicrer Gpfaiagenten beSablen,
mbsen Sic ibu eriuden, Sbmen einen bieier Hofenfrdn5s 81 beursen,
mas Ct sernc tbnn miro, wenn Sic bic ubisen Yebinsnnsen erfharn.
Waan ucrscfe niht. nak nnfere Irdmis, Der ,Tesensbnrser
9iarien' aalcnoer" etenfals alien abonncnten, bic obise geoinsmnsen
srfiaeu, fri 5ugeianbt wrb. geim Gimienbcn Der Belbcr file man
gctragc Gin. f~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-02-11

t6oytietn1a BON Der 2. SeitesL 9,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-17
King Cole Not Merry
Old Soul, Although
Drafted by Yanks

ST. PAUL, Sept II There is one
drafted American Association star
whose heart is not filled with joy, al
though he has been burning with am
hition 10 return 10 the big leagues lie
IS King Cole. Of Columbus When Cole
was informed that he had been awarded
TO the New York American League
team he dashed his cap on the ground
and displayed other evidences of dis
gust
The reason Is that Cole has been with
Frank Chance before and does not like
him any too well In the summer Of
1910, when Cole was having his best
year in the National League, Cole was
put out Of a close game for kicking
and was fined 500 by the Peerless
Leader
cole did not worry much about IT
until the close Of the season. when 70
his establishment the penalty was not
remitted Ever since that time Cole
has had little personal regard for the
Up l."
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-17
Bonus for Carrigan
If Red Sox Win Flag

BOSTON. Sept. r7--If Bill earn
ean lands the American League pen
hant next year his salary viii APP
proxfmate $4,000 This is On, ulUr-
mation given out to-day following The
renfnE Of the catcher as manager of
The Red Sox rnr ue1u year az a salary
81 s. 900.
II appears that a bonus is To be
s6ded 10 Carrisan's regular stInula-
bon in the event tina, ne succeeds
b copying the flag for the Red Suy
president in 1914. CirrlE4u has been
IA king the team along since Jake
StahI was dcposed. and has appar-
pntly met the conditions imposed by
hcAleer, who Is satisfied with his
=urk
I am satisfied With BIZ Carrgan 8
york. " said NtcAieer. He - showing
Is much as could be expected. and
IAN depend upon him to turn on,
1 winner for next season. Garrigan
has nv confidence. ! relieve In him
md am sure that results VII show
hat the right thing has been done
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-17
jim PREAS CAN
PLAY ALL KINDS
SPORT GAMES
r IN PREAS. the mighty athlete
from Rivors1tfa NTtlflarv Acad-

7 IN PREAS. the mighty athlete
from Riverside NTtlnarv Acad-
" envy. Is now a Tech man He
has been called the Jim Thorpe of tho
south. as he rs considered by many
10 be the best prep man IN rhe South
Preas IL not only football star hav-
bog acintillated AT end and hnlfback
n Riverside, where they pay foot
ban like II Is writ and turn out
sorne OF the best athletes IN the
hf athletics
He plays forward on the basket
bail team and Is about az fast a.
they make EN-, shooting the goals
with great accuracy. He covers tho
Enft1a. sack on the diamond and gets
~erything coming his way He hits
them out at a good chip and Is a real
Ty Cobb on the paths He is also
pood track man. running the hundred
10 little short OF record time. and
handles the weights la Ralph Rose.
A large crowd 81 alumni and old
Fsoh stars we're out yesterday TO see
he mighty Thorpe OF the South In
cotton He looks Ike a million dol
ars standing about six feet and
weighs abous 49, pounds He has an
6eal build broad shoulders and
thick through the chest
1t is not known whether Prpas will
be played at end OF In the haCkHDld.
rs he u equally good NJ each place,
and - also "A good puDter. but NueT-
ever he Is played he ls sure 10 star
and before the season Is over, VIII
more deserve his souhriguet
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-17
Cracker Performs
Well for the PhillieS

an ex-Cracksr d8suueuish-o himself
b Cincinnati YESTERDAY when ErsEiue
Gsysr pitching the second game OF o
epsrl1ae for Philadelphia, handed
b. REDS a clean shut,out IN the * iu-
Y1nEs the contest Travelled.
Mayer was allowed 20 slip away To-
Portsmouth Lou CaStra.s Virginia
League club. last year. Charley Hemp
81 being the short sighted manage
Lou developed lot OF stu" p rr,
FoTngsrsr and sold him 70 the iaH.e-.
There he is hoW compiling AL eAgelul,
6cGEd-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-17

official organ in the French language,
Baseball" the object of which is
to popularize the American national
game in France and to instruct
wOuld-be players in the rules Of play.
This new sporting paper, which is is
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-17
Hammond Tourney
Last at East Lake

The golf tournament for the T A..
Hammond trophy, the qualifying round
Of which viii be played at East Lake
Saturday viii bring the Atlanta Ath-
letiC Clubs golfing season 10 close
Players VII qualify according to their
net scores, and club handicaps will also
apply in the match play The first and
second rounds Of match play must he
played by September 20. the semi finals
by September q, and the finals by Sep
tember Is
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-17

Jess Willard in the hands Of the con
stable. poor Tom Jones has been de-
prlved Of all visible means OF support.
Reports from England lead one TO be-
lIeVe that the Disturber Is not creating
any great disturbance
JOBS,
I'd Ike TO hold Ban JOhnSOn's lob
u ts q Ledd pipe cinch,
and yet toou1dH't take the job held
dozen bp old Tom Lytch.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-17

sued monthly, price 20 confines. is
published by the Union Franchise de
Baseball, II Rue Rochechouart. Paris
which organization will furnish any
information required concerning the
game in France.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-17
Majors Draft Three
From Rome Team

ROME. Sept 17-Phnip Utley Carlos
East and John Cochran. the three star
players of the Rome baseball team have
ley and Cochran go to the St Louis
Americans and East to the Cincinnati
Nationals
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-17

A BASEBALL ORGAN IN FRANCE.
That baseball has at last come TO
stay" in France is demonstrated by
the fact that the game now has its