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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-28
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Neent; BiirgIhaits' ooer Sidsrbe'ts'SoHoS
1928 Benrl StraBe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-28
4oRdreS.
Die quite zdlittenbahn. Der ct.

item in oislem 8lnter. brnhIe bic Iebten
Gage 5obIrsihe 6armer mad Der Stdot.
uno oas @eifJdit nuf rem Martte uno
in ben 2doen mar oemsemdB Iebbait.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-02-28
Neue(te 1%nSeigen.
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lie Ssprie .6erIauet~. Ia resfanitH- -2n rtf
nieiheE- .Sartaer uerlaugt" u. E. No.. iprvis bic
AnOtsien nab Elm Eheil Der Hu5eissn uHe mlHeH bel
4rsissSeretHHHa ais ssorfe miteesahIt peroeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28
Ans ben iibriseH Jheilsn.

bmrG 1. San. -
Nllgemcin NOR man bier crircut. ais
es hicB. boB man IN bci Nupicrini.
llen niti cine Sd,id,t anpicr poli 8
Dieter Siefe uno y Mctcr Srcitc
acitoBcn lei. @ic Die ll~ntcrindmn.
gen craabcn. lit ole Iniic icbr
flipicrreidl. 81 piillid,cn mare ole
Heitobilit1t oicicr Minei; baben lie
bod, idlon bis OH 100000 Mari lin.
foiten pcruriad)t. Mud wiirocn tic
cine lielic mirfinmc @r,perb sguclle
iiir Die arbeiienoe 0cpolferuna ob.
gcbeit.
Gdtcrnad , 3. San.- Mit Dem
critet Sanuar lit Der ldngi1brinc
G%inncbnicr bcs Gnrcliitrcmerts.
Serr &. Sd)mtit. in ocu &ubcitono
lctretcn.
Glcrt >. Sau. sln Montaa
gbclio ucrid)icn in Ger alinif ct.
gliicbnb 5t y%urcmburB ser Hotar.
id)rci6cr SER Sobann Teters i'm Nj.
ter bon 30 Sobrcn.
Su6bole, 30. Se;. sint
SnmStna itarb 81 Surcmburg III scr
alinif an Den tSolgeu cinco Shlag.
onioles 6rl. Jbercic ,%Srcres. &eui.
nerin pom bier. @obltbim mar Sic
Hidntiduur ihrcS Spbeu5-
Ssih s. San.- Snnerbalb ne
niger S:anocn. pom periloiicncn
Wontog Abeno bis Eienstag Nor.
gen. iino bahier Die brci Gltciten
MGnncr uuicrcr Srtidait ol stltcrs.
idm1d,c ge%itorben. Der Scnicr Nc.
ter 3igrnna. 81 Sabre alt. itarb an,
Montag, nm 4 llbr; ibm ioIstc cine
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28
&rifs In Der anslifaniiden
Stride.

Cine W~erhanolmng ppt Der srDkten
SebeMtmng aud fir bic fatbulifhe
&irde bat lid i'm ~fosenannten Yartas
rnent Der amglifaniiden 8ir&e Gns.
lambs abseipielt. Sc mar ein 4ampf
i'm ,uabrem Simnc hes @prtes rnt ben
Ebarafter Der &atboli3itdt, ben fh
oiefc pon Som setrennte &irhe bisber
nod 5u betuabren mnkfe. 3iesmal
mnrbe aber perimht, einrtt fGueret
G&ias sesen ibren poftipen Gbarafs
ter an fiibren. Sem ,Earlament"
,par Gin Nntras susesangen, TAFT ben
gum Snate eimes 0eiitlidJen anS5ns
t%uGblenben Gtnbirenben bic fanpntfde
1rase ppr3nlesen: ,0lanben Sic ubne
jebem Vorbebalt an ale ~fanunif&eit
Smriften bcs slltem mnh Nenen 9effas
ments?", cine ambcre 5rase 81 ,udb.
len, bic benz Hfarramts : Ganbibntcn
lebigliG bic Seriimernns abperlanat,
baf er in ben fanonifden SMriften
bes Alten nnb Wenen 9eitaments yalle
nptbwenbisen Sinse entbaIten iiebt,
bic sur euisen Gelisfeit bnrd ben
Nlamben an Seims Gbrihms nptbmen.
big inb." Ginige HiidDfe erflGrten
an bieiem Antrase, CT iteile ben ifmer.
ften Mnsriff ant bic ltnantaifbarteit
Der 81. Shrift bar, Der je in Der
anslifaniihen Stride pursefummen let.
Der Yiihof pom 9ineuln erinhte bas
,4arlament", ben Nntrag, ben Der
Tefam ppm Weitminiter e~npiublen
hats. a%hsulehuen Dies 0cfdbnh
benn and NIT 40 sesen 30 Stimmen.
1arams ersibt iih aber aud, uie
ih,per bic anslifaniihe &irhe bereits
pom Der 3erfetnns bebrubt 1T mnb iuie
lie balb IN 5tpei Eager, has hes poii=
tipen nnh has hes liberalen Scfennts
mifes auseinanoerfallen tpiro. -
.@rcclIipr."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28

Aus katbolifhrn
30 edfelhldtterm.
Ser @eiit hes ,Wsemaee" sebt nm.

aaum lit Die geice9cbenoc &orpcrs
idnft ncs Staatcs @iiIouri 5uioms
mcnscirctcn, ba madlt it'd dlld) Id,on
jcncr @eilt gclicnb, bcn Die .Mcndcc"
felt n,cbrercn Sabren bon aurora aus
ecn1brt. Gin Tolfspcrtreter rcitt
Der Niiemblp cine Torlase Gin. bic
nidts 4crin9crcs fprbert, ais elm
@cics 5nr lleberWafung Der fatbo'
iiifen Nnitalten fl6itcrlider nno
dbarifafiper Mrt hltrf gcipine Scbors
hcll. pdbrcno anocricits Dem Stndtc
oas Mcdlt pcrlicbcn lpcrben Iou. ale
9loitcr unb tloitcrlid,c Inltoltcn IN lc>
Der 6iniid)t als 6anoclss nno Sabrif9
onlogcn anSlicbcn nnb 81 Stcncr@
Speden ob3uid)decn. IuBerocrl
mDd]tc Der bonn .Rendee" sScilt al'9e@
tricbcrc Wolfepertreter aus Sdrrp
Gnuntn alien alpitcrn uno flo'tcrliten
Gnltnlten oas Hcd]t cnt5icbcr, " ! I az
b0fc Su bciiscn. lpdbreio nc
idnDcricite acSiplngcu ipcrocn louen.
Den ans cincm Srbcn nlslhetoenocl
Gcrionen bns bcim @intritt pcinielpen
Su9cpcnbctc Sermogcn 5iirlid6lls
bcSnblcn.
Mllo lid, bcrulla rpdre Der Iitcrlld)
unpiiicnbc McnId. Der oicIc Soriagc
cinacrcidt. faum oui Den @eoanfen
Ncfommcn. Gin ioldcs fulturfdntpfcrls
idcs Spfuncnt un6ufcrtigen. Ends
Sem icinc S~cidlrdnftbcit o Der
.Mtcnucc" b%cfrudltct lporbcn, gldibtc
or iid baSu bcrufcn, bic T%olfspcrtreS
tuna Miiiouri'S %auf5ubictcn fir Den
aumpf pcscn Die fdtboliifcn Srpen
mo aloitcr. Oarin licgt Gin neucr
9.rcie bdiiir, bnB gegcn Die NusS
brcitune bcS @iitblattes cneraiIh 9ee
ur0citct unb dnberieits aber aud,
Gorge gctraaen iperbcn miiB, penn
%olfc bic ipnbrc Scbre Der fdtboliidet
Stride. ionic bic S%cbentnng tbrer
@iuriftuus nobcr 81 brtn9en. -
,Imcrifd."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28

Ser Staatss 2egislatur bon Soma
lit cine dbnlihe ioecn. .@iotbers'
Yeniion Bill" einscreidt perben.
Cine iolde Yeniion fir Iiitter in
biirftiscn @erbdltniiieu lit nift 10
obne. Sic itiitt iid aui Sas Yrins
sip. baB bas glternbeim - uno nibt
Sic 8oblibdtiafcits : slnitalt = Der
ridtise YIab lit fir Die grSicbuns Der
Ei''osr mb paB Die cisene @ntter
ibre tciic Shiiecrin uno Siitcrin it,,
-~Sutl. &citcn."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28
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Sp5iale Ueietscbmns in Gnslanb.

gom IA. Sanuar bieles Sabrcs an
ipirp icneS ainb, pelheS I'M Y%ereiniss
len cnsliIden a6uisreide seboreu
nirn. icinen Gltern cine Yrdmie bon
80 SbiainsS ober etlpa $3.50 cinbrins
gen. Inter Dem ncllen @eies lit Die
Iutter fernerbiu pdbrcnb Scr 3eit
ibrcr 9rantbeit 5u llnteritiibuu9eu bes
red,ii9t.--@s perben i'm Ourhifnitt
100000 airber iebeS Sabr in
0roBbritannien seboren, bon bcnen
minoeItens cine 0tiaion auf bic Iera
iiherung Inipriid baben neroen.
Ian bofft. baB bas neue @eieB auf
Den @eiunbbeits6uitanS bes @olfes
aiinitig einmirfen rpirb, ba Die Nfiiiter
nit Der seipdbrten llnteritiisnns lid,
better ndbren fpnnen. - Ohio 0ais
ienfreunb.."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28
6rofber,oatbum.
Aus Der t~)anptHaht.
0as Sabr 1912 i'm 0rOhbsr3Ostbnm
. Gnrembnra.
%@H@I%@%&T

NGie ~tpnieruotipe ySircnburacr
golfs5eitm9" idreibt: Gin Sabr TO-.
5ialer lluirudtbarfeit. politiibcn
&iididrittcs nno reli9ioicu Samples
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28

81. &cibeu,-Am. u. Scj. mllr.
Den in Der 3atbeoralc pom hod)miir.
oigiteu Serrn @iid,oi Die III. @eibeu
ertbeilt. las Subbiufonat cmpiin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28

Sn5ipiiden modten mir abcr fp'e@
bcr,im lnicrc adtbolifcn unb aud ale
biai9 bcnfcnbcn 2erte mabnen. arit
Iod,t su icin. 8ae 5err Barn III
bicier Sorm porbraftc, Elm Inoerer
ipirc cs picacidt anDers luagen. -
.Scrolo bcs 9laubens."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28

Nailer, s. Sun.-Su Der Iestcil
Ucncinoeroib siipnua murecN ote
Etane jn Den Ucnc;uHc. Wcbdulid,.
fciten. bc1rciicuo ShnlbanS mi.
ScbrcrWolmunl. Gihcidrlprcn fir
Den Gofol1crein. @rrinnmlunJslofai
unO @oid)1aliS. grrc6milt.
Solstn m, 9, San.-Gic SAM.
lien Stciicn.Snrnn5 nib @ldcucr.
Gurnuj AT, rnicrcr Crtid,oii iopica
Nitimod). s. Son,. sn @aarnoori
tim &rcitBiid'cn, ~Delcniib,r &cishori
q. b. Souerl oas golrcnc SodBeits.
Silbil1um ibrer Gltcrn rcip. SD bic,
gereltcrn ieiern. Nm TicrStol DIOR,
Gen. 1. Sou.. iau1tc bier hic lroucr.
botid,uit ait. hni, ecr areiic &ater
GurnnS i'll &nncnSori nod, furscy
&ronibeit pcrihieocn lei. 2, wnroc
nilS Dem ~gcplantcn Sreilocnicitc cine
Srauerfcicr.
GIerf, 10. yam. - Inter icjr
iturfcr VcibciliBiung idno gcltcru oas
Segrabnib ocs pcritorbeucn Serfn
Otto @ifaro BON bier itatt. Ter
@eriiorbeue sat Der 9iaa gcaeli Die
lubcrfnloic feitameitnriih 100. 200
Sr. ucrmad,i. Dem bauptit1otiid,en
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 100000 Sr.;
rmS DEM Glcricr SpitaI 100000 5r.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28

Sas lit Die Sriift Der b6icn Sbat.
Siebc gbitorieucs.-.aatb @eiten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-01-28
NntIrlih I,

Setreifs Der Yntctpoit ipcrocu mir
-ihreitt Die, ~%Weillpautcc ,8eroln>
@crmdiia" - nit aacrlci bummen
Nrirarcn pom Yublifum tclditiat. III
beiicn Sienit mir uno i~olpicIo tastdga
lid, bis sur duberitcn Seiitunesfdbias
felt unicres @ebirns a~nfopfern, will
"a fcr'anb abiolut piilcn. ipic or icin
Notp iiir ncn Gcrinnot cinpndcn Toll.
'e,atiirlid boh in &inecln. Die aber
mlt peidmuet iein riiricn.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-29
RUTGERS EXPERT
TALKS ON FOWLS
Professor Lewis Lectures Large
Crowds at Garden POul=
try Exhibition.
JERSEYMAN GETS AWARD

NEW YORK, Dec. 29-Interest in
the poultry show In Madison Square
Garden was put to test yesterday
when, for the first time in the many
years it has been show feature, the
doors were kept open on a Sunday.
There was steady stream of visitors
all day. The attendance has been a
record breaking one so far.
Professor II. r. Lewis, of Rutgers
College, fold interesting facts he had
CLEANED bearing on poultry farming
while with the New Jersey State Ag-
ricultural Experiment Station at New
Brunswick. His subjects were "Poul-
try House Construction" and Profit
able Egg Producing" They were lis
tened to by amateurs and profession
ais who are DESTROYS of obtaining the
best results from the breeding of the
hen. These lectures will be contin j. d
daily. Professor c. II. Beebe also
spoke at two sessions on rare birds.
Awards for ducks and turkeys were
made known, the ribbons being we'll
distributed among q large number of
exhibitors. In the Indian runner
ducks Sinclair Smith, of New York,
and the Woodbrook Poultry Farm, of
Maryland, scored heavily, while in
Pekins the Fernbrook Farms made
an excellent showing. Bird Brothers,
OF Myersdale, Pa, and Charles w.
Jones, of Holmdel, N. j., were sue
cessful with turkeys.
Pigeons will be judged today, and
all the fanciers of the fliers will be n
the Garden to attend the meeting Of
the Greater New York Homing Pigeon
Club. Rabbits, CAVES and other pct
stock will also be judged.
Tomorrow and Wednesday the all
round character of the show will lie
enhanced by the opening of the
largest cat show ever held here.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-29

Although neither team was repre-
scented by its strongest lineup the
battle between the West Hudsons and
the Clan MacDonalds. of Brooklyn,
ut Harrison Field, Harrison, yester-
day afternoon furnished interest to
those present The Hudsons won,
goals to 2. The MacDonalds were
Handicapped by the absence of Owen
Wilson, their clever goal-keeper.
Cooper and Knowles were the tally
makers for the Hudsons in the first
half. Knowles getting two points.
Knowles succeeded in making his
third point in the second period.
Cram and Harvey netted points for
the visitors. Joe Ross, the MacDon-
aids fullback, retired injured, and
the Brooklyn eleven finished the game
with ten men. The lineup:
West Hudsons. Clan Macdonald.
Carney OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Morrlson
Goals.
Lennox, Lawson. .......... Glib, j. Ross
Backs.
Mcbride, Cooper. .......... Mitchell, Dye
Ingram ,..................... Agar
Halfbacks.
McHofian, Knowles. =. ID. Ross, Narrower
M]ifs, Carter. ...............H Harvey, Baird
fMont1eth ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. cram
Forwards.
Referee-John Nesbitt.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-29
Paterson True Blues Fall
Victims to st. Leo Eleven

ST LOUIS, Dec 2s.-The st. Leos
yesterday defeated the True Blue Soc
Ger eleven, of Paterson, N. j., 2 to 1.
With the exception of the last part of
the second half, the locals completely
outplayed the visitors
The forty-five-minute halves tired
the ST. Leos, and as a result the True
Blues had the bali in the st. Louis
teams territory toward the finish of
the game and fine defensive work
was required to hold the victory.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-29
Swimming Champs to Compete
in Y. M. c. A. Carnival Tonight

Bud Goodwin, national mile cham
pion; +. ]. Wheatley, quarter mile
champion; Clarence Ash, a Newark
boy, captain of the New York Ath-
letic Club swimming team; Raymond
l.. Smith, captain of the Brown Uni
versity aquatic team, will be the fea-
lures of a swimming carnival to be
held tonight in the Newark Y. NJ. G.
A. natatorium.
Goodwin, Wheatley and Ash will
give varied exhibitions, while Smith,
who is the Athletic League of North
America 5-yard champion, will swim
q special 50-yard match race with
Gustav Tobelman, formerly captain
of the Barringer High School anna
tours, and now a member of the
Providence College swimming team.
Physical Director Leonard M. Smith
has arranged for life-saving exhibit
ton by Everett Schopper and Carl
Egge. members of the American Vol
unteer Life-Saving Corps, as an add
ed feature.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-29

AiidA6 BOOQ vi the SldBe TOT my liTSl
appearance? How long does it take
an inexperienced person to become
this kind of an actor? How is my
handwriting? L. RUSSELL.
We appreciate the distinction you
make between becoming an actor and
getting a position with some good
burlesque show" You need more
than experience to become an actor.
You need talent, nerve, appearance
and a good speaking voice. You may
become experienced and still never
be an actor in the true sense of the
term, although you may draw a salary
for your efforts, at that. Thousands
are doing so now. You could most
certainly go to Miners Theatre for
the>p position, but whether you would
get it is doubtful. Actors are not en-
gagged at Miners IT is what Is known
as an accommodation house." and
merely books or accepts the bookings
of the shows that play there. You
want to apply to the managers OF
the companies. Consult the theatrical
publications. How long 1t would take
you to be successful would depend
strictly upon your ability and oppor-
tunities.
j. P. NJ.
To whom should 1 apply to learn
to become a telephone operator?
MISS LAURA f.
Apply to Miss Davenport, Telephone
building, Washington street, Laura
]. p. NJ:
Are there any premiums on five
dollar gold pieces dated 1916 and
1888? Also on pennies of 1898 with
liberty cap and 1923, 1884, 1895 and
1854, and a five-cent paper bill dated
1862? OoKUMS.
Your five dollar gold pieces are not
1928 are valued at from 5 to % cents,
according to conditions.
What is the busiest corner in the
United States? X. K.
Forty second street and Broadway,
New York city, is said to be the
busiest.
J.P. N:
Could you kindly inform me of the
present whereabouts of Dennis Tighe,
the welterweight champion boxer of
the United States army and navy?
OLD PAL.
We have been unable to locate
Denny, but if you will write to the
Brooklyn navy yard, giving the name
of his ship, when he enlisted, ETC., they
may be more successful in finding
him.
Up. N:
My father left fer Pittsburgh last
July. As yet, I have not heard from
him. To whom could I write in
n h e.
abouts? SAM K.
Write to the chief of police of Pitts
burgh. He may be able to do some-
thing for you.
JPN:
What are the premiums on half
cent dated 1903 and half-dollar of
1910? p. T. c..
Your half-cent Is premiumed from
10 to % cents, but no premium is
listed on the half-dollar.
C
J.P. m:
Let me know the value of a U. s.
dollar bill of 1909, on which is en-
graved the photograph of Washing
ton? Wish you a Merry Christmas
J. A. s.
No premium listed on your bill
Same to you.
j. p. N:
Is there some city or State neal
Newark where one does not have TIC
secure a marriage license?
EDWARD w.
Marriage licenses are required In all
States and territories of the Union,
except Alaska, New Mexico and
South Carolina. So you may as well
stay in Newark. Eddie.
CO
A. V. Cts rather late in the
season for that, don't you think?
C
Washington, d. c..
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-29
ANNOUNCE JUDGES
FOR KENNEL SHOW
WeIl-Known Authorities Will
Officiate at Annual New
ark Dog Classic.
NOTES OF THE FANCIERS

The Newark Kennel Clubs annual
open A. X. G. show will be held in
the Essex Troop Armory, in Roseville
avenue, February IA, 1914. The judges
who will officiate in the affair, which
is one of the largest in this section
of the country, were announced today
as follows:
German and Belgian sheepdogs, all
toys, G. Muss Arnolt; all large breeds
DIR. De Mund; pomeranians, Mrs. Al
laid; perkinese, Mrs. A. McC. HALEY;
Scottish and west highland white ter
riers, A. Fleitman; dachshunds. Mrs
Hungerford; beagles and fox hounds
George Flammer; collies. G. FULLY;
Boston terriers, DR.. Mount; wire and
smooth fox terriers, Irish, Welsh,
riers, Vinton P. Breese; pointers and
settlers, B. f. O'Rourke; French and
English bulldogs, A. Mcclure Haley
There will be an all-terrier match
tonight at the N. K. G. George Tray
ford. of the Baughfell Kennels, will
judge.
White Marquis, the sensational bull
dog for which Daniel P. Ritchey paid
s., 800, was bought as a puppy by Sam
Crabtree for the small sum of SIS.
Mr.. Trayford has unlimited expert.
ence in the breeds, and is we'll known
as the manager of the Baughfell Ken.
nels, the leading terrier kennels in the
country.
Lassacat, the winning bitch pur-
chased from Bob Lobban by Mrs
Plat, IS not only steady winner
| But Is also a breeder, by Bullion, by
Cold Blast, by Prince Albert. This
blood is choice and much esteemed by
| breeders.
Mrs Robert Stark, of Hotel Man.
haitian, has purchased a very good
poodle from the Red Brook Kennels
of Long Island. Mrs. Stark will show
at Newark and Westminster.
Charles P. Boyd, of the Hedgrowt
Kennels, Lansdowne, Pa, is import.
ing a new bull bitch from England
She will be shown at Newark
The Knocklayde Collie Kennels have
! imported the well-known English
champions, Seedly Sterling and Seed.
ly Sylvia, both of which will be showT
at our local fixture.
The Genesee Valley Kennel Clut
will hold an A. X. C. show in Roches-
ter on March 10 and IA. There will be
money prizes.
L Robert Geolet will hold a show for
all terriers at his Glenmere Mansion
upon its completion. The Geolet dogs
will be benched for exhibition only.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-29

been seen of Pelky, 10 to 1 would
about fit the case. Smith surely has
demonstrated that he Is the best
heavyweight in the business UP to
the present time. He has beaten all
the white hopes" that have been
fed to him, and he has shown some
cleverness in doing so. and terrific
right-hand punch lin the bargain.
For the Gunboat TO defeat Pellxy
would not create much of stir, but
for Pelky to defeat the Gunboat
would create a sensation. And, in
cidentally, it would make business
good in the white hope" ranks, and
Billy Gibson, the manager of the
Garden A. c., would have to take
down his "never againl" sign, for
every hope" in the country would
want to take a crack at Pelky.
c.
Gunboat Smith, IL he had his just
dues, would be hailed the country
over as the best white hope" in the
business; but he isn't for the simple
reason that he has in Jim Buckley, a
real live WIRE" very unpopular
manager So because a good manager
is an unpopular manager, his fighter
fares badly. Nevertheless. those who
are waiting for the day when Smith
will get his bumps may have a long
wait coming. The Gunboat has shown
himself to be fighter of much skill
and he has received small credit for
his doings. However. he is going
right along, down the line, whipping
his opponents and collecting the coin
on his way over the white hope"
route. He may never become the
champion of the world and he may
never even become popular, but his
record will always show that he did
a lot of fighting and that he collect
ed considerable money. AS his I'M
popular manager is in on a fair split
with Smith Mr.. Buckley can well at
ford to be happy.
C
Bud Anderson. Notwithstanding the
fact that he has suffered from appen-
dicitis, is still held in high regard
out on the coast. Though beaten by
Leach Cross in their last meeting,
Anderson is favored by many for
their next fight which takes place
New Years Day in Los Angeles. His
admirers are backing him and they
are taking 10 to 7 as If such odds
were really q false price. The shrewd
bettors. however, are sticking to
Cross, who showed them before and
expects to show them again. The
| outlook of a most promising career
was nipped In the bud by the attack
of appendicitis which fell to Ander-
sons lot The boy was coming to the
front like lightning, and he went into
the Cross fight a sick boy and came
out of it with case of appendicitis.
An eminent surgeon told me that
once the wall of a mans body is cut
his vitality suffers greatly. 1t has
been the case quite frequently lately.
Take AID Wolgast. for instance. He
lost his title soon after an operation
for appendicitis.
The action of the New York State
Boxing Commission in refusing to
allow Bob Fitzsimmons to engage in
a ring battle in the Empire State was
expected. and Fitzslmmons might
have known that he would not be per-
mitted to fight in New York unless he
had shown that he was still a sem.
blance of his grand old self as a
pugilist. The pity Of the whole thins
is that such sterling champion OF
few years ago should be placed in
the position of having TO fight to gain
a living. 1t Is all a mistake, but Il
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-29
Jerseys Draw in PhiIIy.

On muddy field the Victor and
the Jersey A. C. soccer elevens bat
tied 1 to ] tie in the first half of
their match in the third round of the
American cup championship, at Phila-
delphia, Saturday afternoon. About
1900 soccer fans were on hand to
witness the match. Each team scored
in the second half, Newton kicking
the goal for the Victors and Mackay
for the Jersey A. c.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-29
!EUl Up
VICTOR \
ase Lead in National Soc
r League by COnquering
Clan Mac DGnaIds.
rs HUMBLE ST. GEORGE
West Hudsons increased their

h 81 West Hudsons increased their
h the National Association Foot
league yesterday, when they adj
tered defeat to the Clan Mac
Flds, of Brooklyn, The Hudsons
bsnow leading with a six-point adj
Vantage over the Brooklyn F. c.,
which has been idle for the past three
week. The Scottish Aemricans, who
are going great guns of late, are now
on even terms with the Brooklyns, as
a result of their victory yesterday
over the st. George r. C. The Pat
erson Rangers by their win over the
Bronx United tied the Clan Mac
Donalds for fourth position. The
Newark Caledonians disposed of the
AWilberforce eleven in the other league
contest The standing of the teams
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