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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-10
fraate grnit uno criobte franpibaft
Sinhp(IoS Mrm

iraate grnit uno criobte franpfbaft
Siabelas Arm.
,Wtrs. Wortou iagte mir, es lei
lire Sohter; mehr peib i'd nid)t."
so iagen Sic mir menigiteus,
mic JIG ousioh mo pie JIG lid, bel III.
rer Infiu1it beuahm."
Dian mod)ie gloilbcn. Sic ~interci-
iiren lid, iebr lebboit iiir Die Sohtcr
ihrer @drtcrin," entgegnete Siabella
nit iiinfclnocn allgen.
sd interciiire mid natiirlid) tfiir
lie, benn tic rettete mein Seber Wol-
len Sic mir alio nift iagelt, lpic iie
aiisinb2"
.Gin, ih oenfc tic modlte ctna
ied13ehn Sabre olt ieirt, lbr 8elid)t
mar iebr bleid nno Die groBeu
bloilell alisen itarrten MIDI 10 ionOer.
bar an, ols Oh ih bier gar nidt am
Ylose wGre. Conn frat Wrs. Wor-
ton oiienbor abiihtlif) 5Diifen inns,
mo dis ih mieoer nmiob, mar ooS
WGodel fort."
Somcit Itinmnte nit Illsnabme oeS
onaeblid,en Ilters Naes therein,
aber nod blieb cine wid)tige 6ra9c.
.@elhe Sarbe bate ibr Saor2'
I'D CLAUDE braun; le%oentallS
Gyortiesuns arf Der A. Seite.j
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-10

allein .ldtte nllgebnrcn iollerk ndb-
reno iif Die Mnoere iiber oas eigen'
thiimlihc bleihc @eiif)t mtnberte; in
benz ielbit in Der Ilnfelbeit ieoe
Mlisfel o Sd)nters sl s~ittcrlt ihien.
Mblihtlih frat Mrs. Burt slpiifen
8eioe. iitb Der 3aiiber loite iifl. Sio-
bella marlote iih mieber 81 GriSt.
pdbreno Gabrielle mad, Snt na0
Sbaml sriti nnb 10 aeronif,lpa ans
Dem Simmer slitt. baB ,Siobelo Ihr
,sortgehcn crit beinerfte. DIS lie i'd
ummonote ilnb bcit Sttbi leer fano.
r@er mar bos iiinge MGbd)eit, Oas
ioeben iortains?" froatc lie @trs.
Burt.
..Wtcine Jndtcr." ontlnortete otele,
9tud, benz erlten lidten Iiaenblifc
perfiel Crit miebcr III ieiite f%riifere
9cnniBtloiigfeit. ~uerlaitatc abcr nift
mcbr nod Gabrielle. Gr, if]ieit be-
riihiet, Siabella bel lid, 5M wiiien,
uitS iiel IN einell 10 fonften Sftof,
baB Isabella lid erbob.
Or lit 10 pobl. oab id) luerbe 81
Bette gebcn fcniteu. I'D babe nod,
ME Die &ad)t iiber bel einem &ranfer
gemaht, lno fonnte Sbnet baber
nid,t bon sroBern 9tllBeu iein. Sbre
Softer miro bod iid) irgenomn in
Ser HGhc altibalten mo ih mill font
men. ipenn Sic Silfc broitd)em."
Mrs. Burt nifte: lie perglid i'm
@eiite, mic 10 gans perifieoen oieies
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-10

rH-f
id)ledt. nnb ga id) 5I sSauie notbwen-
bigger bin oils BORT, iuerSe i'd, nod
bette Silriidfebren itno ieine Yflese
Dem Sraulein iiberluiien. Shaoet
ibr and nidt, menlt lie lid, ctpas an.
itrengt mo ihlimmiten Sales fann
lie ibre Mutter fommen laiiel."
Oils. Mrs. Burt ms aranfenSim-
mer sllriidfam, iano lie Grnit ifla.
ienb unb ISABELLA nit Momanleftiire
beiddftigt.
@egen Die aiisgeiprof,ene Ibiid)t
Der WGrterin, lire Muiaabe ~nieOer5ll-
legen, bate lie nid)ts ein5i,menoen,
es ihien ihr iogar angenebm, BON Der
@egenpart elmer oritten Yerion be.
frett 5t meroen, un 10 mebr, als lie
iofort ibrer Wutter telegrapbiren
fonnte, beren @eeenmart ben GiBeren
@nitano mabren uno lie ood) in feiner
@eiie belGitieen wiiroe. Sic blidte
alio nur 10 lange BON Dem glhe anf.
nm al iaeen: Gut, Sic mogen
geben, menn Sic wollen; pas iinb
mir Sbnen idpulbi9?"
Mrs. Burt nanrlte Die betreiienoe
Summe, weld)e Sinbella iofort ans
Grnit's9 orie 6e5ablte itno ben &oman
mieOer sur Sanb ndbni, mGbrenb
Wrs. Burt mad1 cinem 9lbldieosblif
auf ben aranfen oas 3irnmer perlicB,
obne ieoipeoe Mittbeilung barber,
mo lie notbigenfaas 81 iinoen iei.
Gs mar bereits bunfel, als grmlt
erpafte utb Oh Der Inn umgebenoeu
Stiac lid nlein p1bnte.
.Niin baben lie mid aGe perlai-
len" flnste er, vDtrs, Iorton, SID
bella unb ,bas ,atbere gebeimniBpolle
@eicn. ., per ipar lie mobl? User
fonnte JIG lein2"
ltnb err ihloB Die Miigen rpieocr
uno beriitfte bas Bib suriifou-
rufen.
Or mllBtc, ooB lire @esennart
feline a%itsaebnrt bes Siebers, icnoern
poQe @irfliffeit lei. Gin iunges
Wdbhen mar bel ibmt gerpeien, iino
menn 9(Qes Inn i'm in yfadt gebiint,
ipenn er iid) ben ihnarsen 5lnthen
bes 5obes nobte. hattie lire Stimme
i'm sllriidgeriifen lire Sonb i'm &c.
balten. oaB CT niht III Die 6iiiteren
Wcllen perianf.
Sft nno oft botten JbrGnen aiii
ibren @ongen gealisert, er bate lie
gefragt, maruin lie neine. bate ielbit
Die 5brdnen bon DEM lieblid)eu @e.
iid)td,en getrodnet. Sa. es mar Elm
lieblides @ciiftden, .iagte er iif,
iulb bic blaiien sliiaen idienen i'm
iett a%ll5ilddell, mdbreno Die Grin,
nerirng ali ibre N1bc nnb all hire
Sorgfalt mno treiie Yflesc i'm iiiB
onrd)bebte nlb in ieir,em Ser5en ben
aeim iener 2iebe leate. Die er fiir Die
gebeimmiBpollc Sremoe fiiblen iolltc.
Sic hattie i'm Grnit genannt, err
tic Gabrielle, lie bate aiii oieien Na-
men geantiportet iino ndh SlnbeQo
gefragt.
% Siinmel. ricf or ploBlif nub
preBtc beioe SGnoe o Die Stirne.
@ie elm glisitrabl fam Die lteber-
6eltglung mn momentum id1ien ieii
8ebim 81 gliiben. @s mar Gabrielle,
ieine Gabrielle gemeien.
Gr perilid)te 5i ipred)eli, aber Die
2ippen periaaten ben 9ienit, nnb ais
ISABELLA nit 2iht berbeieilte, fonb lie
i'm o%bnmGdtig.
Sn beftigiter MnaIt l1utete lie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-10
EARN---SAVE
Reading Advertisements
Will Help You Do Both
BY HOLLAND.

Hf NE|.
WHAT you save is more
w important than what
you earn. Spend all that you
get. and you win never have
a surplus. Save even a little,
and you are making head
way.
There are various ways of
saving. but one Of the most
effective 10 to spend your
money wisely. You can do
this BY reading the advertise
ments In this paper closely
and by taking advantage OF
the offers made. You can
thus save without denying
yourself what you need.
Merchants regularly adver-
Use everything that you eat,
wear, need for the home or
require ip your business.
The advertisements tell you
where you can buy cheaply
and at the same time get
goods Of quality.
PRACTICE TRUE
ADVERTISED GOODS.
Even II you do not want
to buy, 1t pays to read the ad-
vsrtisements and keep post
ed, so you will know where
to buy when the time comes.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1913-06-10

(Sortiesuns auf Der A, Seite.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-13
TOURING COUNTRY To
STUDY THE SCHOOLS
j. c. Muerman of u. S. BIZ.
reau of Education De-
livers Address.

An address on the Industrial and ath-
lotto phases OF the American school sys-
tenn In the Philippine islands was dcl,v-
cred to the principals OF the Salt Jaks
schools yesterday afternoon by ]. c.
Muerman. formerly superintendent OF a
large school district in the islands and
now an official OF the United States bu
reau OF education.
Mr Mnerman Is In Utah 10 make an
exhaustive study OF the methods Of edu.
caloh In use In the rural schools OF this
staie subject on which he plans to
make a written report TO the United
states commissioner. p p. Claxton
through the offices OF Superintendent ID
II. christensen he was induced 10 ad
dress the principals at their regular meet
Ing yesterday.
The speaker illustrated his rcms rI<s on
industrial education with numerous sam
Pies OF the work done by the natives in
the lslands under the instruction of tho
American educators. These included re-
markable bits of handwork such ss
shewls, slippers and other dainty articles
typical OF the Orient
MT. Muerman, In the course OF his re-
American forms OF athletics and the In
PRODUCTION OF American songs and Amer
lean music were proving the most i'm
portant factors In the civilization OF the
natives, Baseball has supplanted the
COCK hghts and the other more or less
doubtful sports introduced by the Span
iards ana fostered by the natives them
selpes, he said. The American songs.
too. were vital In instilling a new and
Mr.; Muerman will spend n month or more
in Utah - 1'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-13
GEORGE KNOCKS OUT
CLARKE IN SECOND
Right to Jaw Settles Match
Quickly; Another Knock
out in Preliminary.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
BINGHAM. Nov. 1.-Two knockouts
featured the doings at Canyon hall to-
night. The more telling OF the two en-
phatic blows was the one that Joe Cla rke
stopped with his jaw. The blow was
fastened to the end OF Kid" Georges
right glove and was delivered In the sec
ond round of their battle here tonight.
The other knockout befell Texas Wild
cat when Perry Lewis knocked him out
in the first round Of what was to have
been siN-inninG go.
George and Clarke were TO have hooked
up for twenty rounds. Both men weighed
in a l5S pounds this afternoon This
evening Clarke was made fayorlte In the
betting. probably because he is very
popular in Bingham.
In the first round George took things
easy. evidently testing the strength and
skill OF his opponent. Clarke used his
right vigorously. but George lodged sue
cessfuly.
In the second round George became the
aggressor. Clarke again tried to land
with his right. but presently he got a
left In the wind and a moment later
George swung a right 10 the Jaw and
1t was all over with Clarke.
The first preliminary was between Dan
Groves and KID Mcdonald of Upper
Bingham II was at three rounds 10 a
draw,
Perry Lewis md the Texas Wildcat"
were down for six rounds, but the bob
cat went out In the first. The crowd
wanted more fun, and Joe Peadon OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-13
ipRESTED ON
PCE OF ASSAULT

k,a,, q Greek, was arrested
\ Psuolnan j. a. Egbert
\ ,hsrging battery. on the
';Fnsnos Papanagiotis, a
/ p.ppas, il is said. objects
general principles, and
4 N alleged to have cul-
4. attack because of the
a, pisat to use the Greek
'rrHiags ceremony that he
Ia 10 perform.
m is mid, is not anxious
,ll,fgs Of the local parish
It opposition Of some
Is, bit may not leave for
ID lsSor until ordered to
! e7sriors. In the mean
Md two marriage cere-
.hsal hotel yesterday, pre-
| 4 DIX an attempt to use
nss 10 appeared at police
1yuisrdsy TO ask Assistant
5g. ". Little for a COM
y hppas, the face of the
u 10 have borne the brunt
= i!tsck.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-13
Pimlico Results,
By Internatiooa, News servics

BY international News Serv1ce
Firr. race five and half euronss-FascInst
Ing 1B (BuIton), $3.50 $40 and 81 80 won:
Orotund. III CButvelD S.1o and $3.50 second (.
Flttavay. il5 tBurlinsatnel, $40. third Time.
LOS 2-5. The Spirit stela,ts. Northern and Re
cession also ran.
Second raeo. two miles. s,eeplechaSo-ordcrly
Nat, I3s q. HenderSon) 1870. ti2.20 and $50.
won, Golden. l32 tGIber}. $3.50 and 60. sec
ond; Pink and Black. "A. tBoothl. sIsSo. third.
Time 4:O7. Mys,Ic Light. Racewei and Fla.foot
Third race. two mlles-Buskin. 10 U'ar-
bTothcr). $50, $3.50 and $40. won; Bafnogat.
IO4 tButvelp SiI.0o and SEQ second Star Gaze.
los (McCahey). $3.50. third. Time. 20 i-5. Top
Hat Pandorino, Ringing, Flying Foiry, Bryu
Limah and Cadeau also
Fourth race, two m!lcs-Madelire L., $50 tKer-
msth), no. $50 and $40. won; Shannon River,
1916 (Allen). 500 and $40. second: Clan Al
pine. i3a Grand. $3.50. th!rd, Time. I;W A.
Foxcraft. 1lllo NJ, Mo. Essex and Jesn Wagnes
also
Filth race. seven furlouss-Genestn, e7 CMc-
Cahoy). $50. $3.50 and $50. won Prince All
med, lis (Burlngamol $3.50 and s. so second
Perthshire. I1S (ButwelD. $40. third Time.
III as. Phyllis Antonetto also
Sixth race. mile and s!x,eenth-Biil!
Sc co. won Rock Fish. 9s tFord). $3.50 and Sc. so.
second: Frog. rs Cward). $3.50. third Timo.
lie i-s. Battery Home Crest, Stclclino Bonnie
Eiolso. Lit;lo Ep and Mosant also ran.
Seventh race. mile ana qusrtor-Goldy,
lni (waJd) sl3 60. $500 and $40. won; CHf'
stream los (Butweln $3.50 and $50. second
Tay PAY iO7 ~. McTaFgrrtl 81 90 Third. Time.
200 5-5 Fairy 0odmotheT and Jacquolins also
ran.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-13
KOHLEMAINEN PROVES
AMATEUR STANDING

NEW YORK. Nov. i2-Hannes Kohlernaincn
Olympic runner who cnmo hero from Finland and
Joined the rlxh-Americap Athletic club, appeared
before the registration committee OF the Met
ropolttan diGtrict OF the Amateur Athletic union
was professional md not amateur, Hav-
Ing been directed 10 produce all the prizes he
has won since coming to America. Kohemafpou
surprised tho committee By producing thros moro
trophies than the Investigators had recalled. Tho
Fiunish runner drove up In an automobile filled
with cups aud medals and proved 10 the COM
mittcc'g satisfaction, II was said that he had
not powood any prizeg awarded him. The COM
nittee reserved decision
Sporting men familiar with tho inquiry charno-
tpTi:cd IL as having fallen through fer lack Of
evidence. All of Kohlemhlnen'H prizes wcre ro-
turned to him and II pointed out by his
friends that had ho been found guilty OF profess
sionalsm they would bsvc been withheld by tho
committee.
against the -uunor. ana in sofno ouarter1 the In
quiry regarded the outcome merely of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-13
Nebraskans in Trim.

LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. l2.-Nery Ne
braska football regular WAS out this af
ternoon in uniform for the final hard
practice prior to the Kansas game. Cap
tain Purdy has been complaining of a bad
knee. but his work IN today's scrimmage
did not indicate 1t, and Rutherford, who
has been in bed for n week up TO Mon
day, with tonslitis was in his regular
place in the bacllfield. Both Purdy and
Rutherford believe they VIII be able TO
go through Saturdays game. The coach
es are hopeful, but are not sure that
Purdy can stand much rough playing.
Halllgan and Cameron. the tackles. are
Today's practice was against the scrubs
and was fast. The team Will leave To-
morrow night for Kansas City. remaining
there until Saturday when they go TO
Lawrence
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-13

Elliott, io4: A-rau. i0T; Golllwog. liz. Votes i0i
Fred Levy. i0I: Deduction, liz. Jouqun. i0i
billy Hib0s. las; The Gardener. ioa. Ancon. io
Jessupbprp. l0f: WARRIOR io9 Scarlet Pimpernel,
n2 Also eligible. Gerard. loi Lyric los: Iu-
,erao Queen. 100. Seymour Bou,ier ios: Else
where. los: John Morris. I0a.
Fourth race. six furlonGs-Erecutor, -. Gold
Cap loi AItamahn. lo5 John P. Nixon. %:
Feather Dustes, los. Sherwood. l1t: Lace. ioi
Yellow Eyes. I06; Bcsomo, i05; Water Mellcs.
Ioj. Progressive. lo7
Fifth race one milo aud seventy yards-3y
ccneS, 1oo; Cock Spur, 100. Glenn Beaehy. III;
Miss Jonah. IO5; Voucta StTome. IFS: Harcourt.
1906; spcilbound. All: Big. ioi Earl OF Rich
mond. liJ.
Sixth race. ono mile and SiKteenth-RoJ
los: My Fellow. III: Colonel Ashmczdo. 1oa. The
Runp. loa Charles r. GTainser. los; Tactics. 1l5.
Weather clear; track fast,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-13
THE sAT TRIBUNE THuRsD MORNING. NOVEMBER n t9l3
N|AROONS PREPARE
FOR GREAT BATTLE
Continued Prom Preceding Pase1

terbsck; Ainsworth and Wiser ,e,, b,I,
backs; Knowles. right halfback: Dunn
fullba ck H"iih'
Hnsworth Will start the game At lef,
ha ai ana WIN DO replaced by Wiser. who
Jury end is believed to be one OF the
pesl line plungers on the team. The
slit Oh PendletoD TO guard and War
ten 10 taGSie has removed Robinson. the
sity. ''''' ''is 'e'
nc varsity was given a fif;een-rIn-
uue onchslve scrimmage against the sec
oha team today and then placed on the
defensive against the third eleven. which
used the Princeton formation. The
pracuce was secret and the coaches an
TO-. ouhSed themselves az pleased with the
last hard work OF the season Noihinr
put signal drills and punting practice will
nc INDUCED In from now on
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-13
FiEl NEEDED.
be |RR|GAT0RS
4 Managers Talk
4 .t Opening Se'-
4 d Conference

4 =, the amount of wa
|r''I;s, I;rs,patod lands Of the
y n',osueiug acreage be in
.s, most important cont,u, o. ,hs
4 ,.t.rday afternoon at Ins
E"t;Ou of irrigation man.
. ...ped yesterday mo- morning
Intel. While little ns be
,...Snnu .S,u discussion occu-
\ MsR ,.ssious yesterday, tho
!, tbat the melting was
rs@ rsse@.oiieiously isS and that
4 III come as a result OF
.~me :, Of suggested top
snr discussed principal"
y, nvs Citations and main
- This morning at 9
:.s.,s',otion s,' will convene at
.1 club, where the re-
4. n.es,ions will be held; /
~ Re a meeting at z
| ~ .,,.,noon. Some Of the
y discussion today are:
4 y of operating force; ca
rqairements, cd cducationlI alton
Equipment for cana cam;
h 5o provided by indi-
4 ruuuagemont.; houses OF or
: n canal ridersj pay OF
4, ,astion Of water deliv-
!, the land; delivery on
s..;s with prepayment;
.s,,r waste and due effect
rccs, reducing waste to
.sr. Of charges for wat
s5.liver waterj pumping
,rstion and economy IN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-13
Gopher Coach Pleased.

ST PAUL, Minn., Nov. 12.--Minresota
mt in ats last hard practice In prepara-
t,or for the Chicago contest at Ncrthrop
Sc,d this afternoon, The maroon and
gold eleven scrlmmaged with the re-
Serves and the showing, OF the players
uns prn tifying to Coach William ms and
,Snse who were fortunate enough TO wit
with Captain Donald Aldworth out Of
4, "a merry fight is being waged by "A
~. ,l.,t Avon pInyers for the honor OF start
ing the Chicago contest AT left end
EiSn-nier Rush. Fcgan, Morse and Bud
Blrman have been taking whlrl at the
VIZ dre on his: CO. workers by his per-
rnr,ne nces In the Wisconsin and North
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-13
LEACH CROSS THINKS
HE CAN WHIP RIVERS
BY international News Service.

BY Internhhonsl NeVs Service.
NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-Leach Gross, accom-
pnulod By his wife, daughter, brother samuel and
trainer Hory Loo, loft tonight for Lon Angeles.
whero Lcnch Is 20 battle Joo Rivers twenty
rounds Thanksgiving day.
Despite the boating Leach received from, Willie
Ritchlo tho Gotham 1ightweigbt contends he will
re In good shape for Rivers and also remarked
that he expected to slip over a hHymeker on the
Mexican.
Tho grest showing Of Cross with Richie Will
probably instal him fnvorite over Rivers, Tho
iattt- fought Cross twice IN this city. but Cross
wns not good in thogo battles as no wm IN
hts encounter With Pitchie.
Rltchio will be disappointed at Cross leaving 80
hurrlodly Billy Gibson IS giving the champion
a dinner tomorrow night and tho latter tnstttnd
that Cross would be guest OF honor. In ftot
Ritchio wrote Leach personal request 10 bc
present
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-13
ALLEN NOT FOUND TO
BE ACTING DISORDERLY

Because OF a. report that Curtis Allen
had driven his father and mother from
men were sent to the Allen home to in
vestigate yesterday morning Nothing of
disorderly nature was discovered Al
len was arrested about a week ago after
an alleged attack upon his parents, and
was later examined as to his sanity. the
theory being that the young mans mind
had been deranged by Injury to his head
OF September 10
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-13
ING PRISONER
HIDDEN CASH

Charge Of intoxIcation.
2 ysars Of age. objected
sng searched before he
~ city jail last night.
4 Npord Patten became
" man had succeeded
lslhing In his shirt bos-
M lie transferred the
eseed cell and with the
,,uVIlnan ", Fl. Hendrlck-,
ns protesting Scot,
pcSet Of McDonaId's
Ns found. The money
% lhs desk sergeant TO
snd ne was returned
- hls fellow prisoners.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-13
Crimson Line Shaped.
BY International Nows Service.

BY International Nows Service.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Nov. l2.-Har-
Vard rejuvenated football team was
tried out this afternoon In twenty
minute scrimmage with the substitutes
the latter using the supposed Yale plays
and single touchdown was the amount
9I scoring done by the varsity squad
freedley of Mahan's punt. which was
captured by Hardwick. who is now play
ing END. Brickley tried placement
KICK from the forty-flve- yard line and a
crop Kick from the thirty fye-yard line.
but both were missed
=, The new line shaped up for the first
time In a satisfactory manner and at the
present time looks stronger than hero
tofore this season. although It Is n mat
Ter OF conjecture whether 1t will remain
lnlact nntil after the game with Brown
next Saturday. Mahan's punting has inn
proved considerably IN the last two days
and II is evident that he will be the
man that the coaches Will depend on to
Dut lin tho sDIralr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-13
"OLD ROMAN" IN ZION
ON WAY TO COAST

chnrIaT Conishey sole owner Of the Chi
cSgo White Sox. passed through Salt Lake yes
tcrday on HIS way To Ssu Francisco. where hc
Will join his team aud accompany them on their
tour around tho world.
Tn. Chicago White soy and tho NeT York
Giants champions Of th~ National league arc
pIaylng games in coast towns and will raiI for
Orion. tho lattcr part OF next week FROM Nou-
couvor. Incidcutally. Com'skey Will look over the
Cox eprne training ground a, Faso Rohlss.
ComIsksy accompanied by several OF his
friends 4 u. RHyhould OF tho Weytcrn Pacific
personally conducted the party westward ". J
Ieahv paEs.ugcr agent NJ tho Rock Island, vse
sl.n mcmhrr OF tho party.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-13
A Night Of Terror.

that of mother looking on her child
choking and gasping for breath during
an attack Of Group, and nothing in the
house to relieve it. Many mothers have
passed nights Of terror in this situa-
tion. A little forethougbt will enable
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BADGER Halfback Hurt.

MADISON, Wis Nov 12-Wlsconsin
NAV lose one OF her strongest halfba cks
for the closing contest OF tho season with
Chicago on November 81 Tormey twisted
his ankle today md Will not be able TO
n,or,e IL for ten days Captain Tanberg
and Van Gent did not get into the scrim-
mage Tanberg is still suffering from in
turies TO his leg. Cumminge is bothered by
y ovt Iip. TAYLOR succeeded Bellows as
uot Wis work is showing improvement
aaily. He viii probably play a large
share Of tho Chicago game at this posi-
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Missouri Lacks Balance.

COLUMBIA, Mo. Nov. 1.-THE foot
ball team Of the University OF Missouri
proved strong on the offensive. but weak
on the defenelve side In scrlmmase with
the freshmen today. Herbert Thatcher.
track captain. who yesterday donned a
football suit for the first time this sea-
curacy OF his forward passes. His ad-
dItion to the team has boosted high the
coaches hopos for victory over Wash
ington university Saturday and over
Kansas a week later. Thatcher Will play
fulIback, while Captain Wilson will re-
turn TO center.
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