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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-04-23
PROPOSALS.


V5,flCE CONSTRUCTING @. NJ. FORT
onuischuca. ARR. April 20, i9l3.-sealed pro,
fioeas Ia triplicate will be received here unul
~, a. m May %, 1913. for constructing eoiiiI
v,st' including plumbing, heating. eleciiio
o,,k, where required, three double captains
80. ''ers, ono troop barrack. one double lava
49, additions 70 buildings Nos. 10. 20 and ~
~ installation sewer extension az this posi ,
n,.,ost or $40 required 10 insure return Oh
,e.'s and specifications Plans and specinca
CHS CHS may also be examined at offices enc.
ras'trmasters, San Francisco, Chicago foII
,.m Houston. Texas, and constructing qua
master. Fort Leavenworth. Kans For iui-
c.. CT information address JOHN 4. WA"NEH'
Sonsu0eting Q. NJ
Vet POINT. \. Y, APRIL 81. 1915,
Seeitd proposals in duplicate supJect 70
MN usual conditions. will he received heIs
ry, il O'clock y. m. May 81. 1913 Tor SUP
ss2hg the United States Military Acad.nI,s
"a building materials. plumbing inateIla.s'
80 ano steam fittings. hardware: PAM
esIi,ricsl goods. stationery, and other Iu,s
h.nHsneous stores specified in schedules 70 DC
"a. upon application 10 this Office. the re :,
reserved 10 accept or reject any o, III
esoop.ossls' or any part thereof. EnSeIopess
on"sa.ning proposals should be aooresSeu
ss.s-uermaster West Point. y. y.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS
APRIL 90.

APRIL 90.
1i2D ST. 3. $50 It W Of Lenox ave;
Brooklyn Fireproof Sash and Door co agr
Kramer Improvement CO ct al; March $
1919 81 CO.
WEBSTER AVE, o s. 2Gs II s Of 1880 81:
Louis Weiustein agt Grevstone Holding GO
ct a.: April H. 1913 tby bondj: S1.0s4.
BOTH ST. West. Meade Transfer co aEt
West Both street Construction Co ct al,
April :. 1918: sl95 -
18th ST. - TO 80 West: Levering & Gar
rigueS Co agt Century Holding co CT al,
AprLI u. 1919 (by bondl $50. 23s 10.
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LIS PENDENS.


Lot ll9. revised map Of seneca Park. Tho
Bronx. sadie Glassman agt John 4 Dauuic.
- Al partition, attorneys Goldfcin a Welt
nSch
r53D ST. q. 100 q Of 18th ave. 25xioo =
Ike Feingold agt Helen Dcgnan faction 10 fore
close mechanic licn): attorney. J = % Nell
1IH AVE-, = s. Tot ., 18th Ward. 2G4y
100. Hudson Mortgage 90 AIT Otto Wcrber .,
al foreclosure Of mtg): attorney, I II Baskcr-
Vile
10TH ST s.. 39.4 Il r OF Nelson ave COSY
irreg. Theodore Ncntz agt - Francis Realty
60 ct a. 0orcclosure Of migl' attorneys. Booth
b. Baldwin & Hardy.
HUGHES AVE. $3.50: Adelaide T. Sti1wcii ari
Raphael Diliza 90 al foreclosure OF mtg. at
torneys. Merrill a Rogers.
9TH ST p q. 40 n ~ 9Th ave. 20 *
9s.g. Henry Goldstone agt Louise " stevens
Ct al foreclosure ~ mtg; attorney. Eisner
BARKER AVE, . cor Bridge 81 2sfx2oj ,
10 Olnvillc ave. Bridge ~, cor Olinville
ave. 50 llx2o5.9 90 Elliott ave. James n AID
rich Of al agt Rachel Altman - al foreclosure
OF mtgl. attorneys. Harrison. Elliott & Byrd.
CANAL ST. AZ. Emma McA Lawrence sgt
Nanuctte T. Winter - al foreclosure Of three
mtgsl: attorney. " Ellis.
ALLEN ST. o. John Brown. ir. agt Min
Mo l. Simon 81 al foreclosure or mtg, stior-
nev. L II ComstOck.
ETH ST. p. 100 u or 1th ave. Joxoo II
George II Eichinio agt Jessie " Eamcs ~ al
foreclosure Of mtg: attorney. T. Sweeney.
BROOK AVE. 9e2 Edwin l. Coster agt John
T. GARNER 81 al foreclosure OF Mtg. attorneys,
Anderson 1selin & Anderson.
GID ST. 236 and 23s East. Two actions. Jonas
Well ~ al agt Louis Levin ~ al foreclosure Of
two mtgS: attorney. sundhcimcr.
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.
APRIL e2.
TELLER AVE ~ cor Of 10Th ~. @3l.1
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.


WOEKER-Protcgtant; very neat
uuiet: good worker. L. Miss tofmayei y
Agency go 9TH ave. 9Th floor tel 4J2i
Madison 50
INFANTS NURSE English Protestant; bany
from birth. full charge. highest doctor 3 rel
crence: nyc years experience; city, country
Industrial Agency II West 42d ~.
LADY'S MAID.-Gorman, young. good h9ir-
dresser seamslrcss. packer. experienced
traveller. excellent reference. H., Miss fitl-
Gerald's Bureau. sos 9TH ave. Entrance 42d 81
NDRESS-Coiorcd woman wishes family
washing. by week or dozen. reasonable
f66 West f32d ST. Phone 1864 Morniugsde.
TWO neat Young girls; excellent cook assist
laundry. chamhormsid, waitress, uiorousl!
experieuccd. together or separate. three wears
excellent references: $50 $50 city, country
Industrial Agency. IL West 42d 81
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Observation-Disclosures.

GOsSARD
Front Laced Corsets, Olmstead Back Laced
Corsets ntted by eHperienced corsetiere res,
81 30 up: Corscts to order. $40 up: Bien Jolis
c;rccian Trcco Corscts. So % end up.
OF INSTEAD CORSET co. ~ West I'D ST.,
New York Phone Gramercy 5224.
REX TAILORED RAINcoAr CO. Inc. 10
West 44th st-we specialize IN making
ure from our most complete showing or newest
STYLES and materials In English sabsdnes.
cravenettes. tweeds. "orsleas' edssi'neieS'
Cantons silks. modernte prices
PHONE, saoa BRYANT, J Barandon. 81 West
45tb At Exceptional Offering. ladies' tailored
suits 10 order: newest Fabrics. $40 instead OF
$50; French linen suits; latest designs. S22
and $50. workmanship and nj guaranteed
BRONX sLoo SKIRT COMPANY.
Suits 10 order from your own material.
sG on nm skIrts 81 90 up. Good ht and
workrnanship. 1929 Sd ave, 149th st. sub
way station.
BRINDELI, e. POTTS. MiIiners Designers. -
The smartest Fifth ave SYKES az uptown
prices. ia West io4'h ~ A''e'"'"' INV
s.de--30so.
+ RADEp. ladies' tailor and dressmsker
40 West 4ith St, near Broadway, suits,
s25 up guar,nteed workmanship and ht
Phone 2s0s Bryant.
DpEssMAKER. MILLINER.-Model for
ssie aiso hat: very reasonable: dresses
made from 81 up evening gowns, street
costumes A. WARD. go West 10Th ~,
EMPIRE; DOLLAR SKIRT CO. II. Schneider.
leader I'm style. Skirts, 81 suits. IS: suits.
nv material, sl4 satin lined. 1888 Madi-
son ave
H HORDES.
LADIES', TAILOR, 3i5 Lenox ave.-Htgh
class work al moderate prices. Exclusive
styles for each customer.
SAMUEL COHEN. ladies' tailor; nrst class
workmanship. Try my ~ spesiai 10
action guaranteed $2 To Tribune readers. AZ
East 10th st. near 9th ave
DREsSMAKING. ETc.-MARY T.. WALSH.
Gowns made a. short notice; trousseaux.
fancy ,aIloring. moderate prices. 81 West
f6,h St Phone. 164c Bryant.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

NTH name and address OF grantee and
Attorney
..s+ = nor cent unless otherwise stated.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WAITED fpEAs-writo for prizes and list
vi INVENTIONS wanted by manufacturer. ,os'
,s~ssvfree Randolph g. Co, Patent A''oi~
'eys Washington, ID. c.
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INSTRUCTION.

For Both Sexes-City.
'ah BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES,
H.. madison Square GJ22 broadway.
ZEN Branch. 343 Lenox Ave, near l27th 81.
STcoklyn Branch, 21s-2 go Livingston ST.
Schools opA ell tho year.
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HOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.

STORY AND BASEMENT.
Rooms and Bath;
Between 10th 4 ls0th sts.
In good condition.
ASHFORTH 4 co, II EAST 4-p -,
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COMMERCIAL SITUATIONS WANTED

srENOGRAPHER - Experienced: best OF
references; willing: fast worker: salary
moderate. Mrs. Walters. Agency, GO Liberty
-. Telephone 6Si7 Cortlandt.
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HELP WANTED.

Male.
AGENTS. Earn 50 TO ST. day. Every house
should have ono. sell quick. Unlimited
field No talking required A c. DagshertY
A47 North Broad, Grove city. Penn.
AGF,NTs.-start earning s. day. Easy.
profitable spring work new leader. sam
nile free Write to-day. An interesting propo-
sition. Macks Specially Co, Gl4 Hll ave,
Williamsburg, Penn.
FREE ILLUSTRATED BOOK tells Of about
400 600 protected positions In i. =. service.
Thousands OF vacancies every year. There IL n
his chance here for YOU, sure and generous
nav, lifetime employment. Just ask for hook
IL, T-33s No obligation. Earl Hopkins,
washington, ID. e.
/ MADE $50. 600 in five years with small mall
order business. began with go Send for free
booklet. Tells how. HeacocA, OOo0 Lockpoit,
y. y.
WANTED. First class ornamental iron work
er TO act as foreman in shop Permanent
rosition and good salary 10 right man Ad-
dress Soper 4 Mcdonald, 3ls Maine ave,
Washington, ID. C.
Female.
R.-THE NEW YORK SCHOOL OF
SEC T. r. y II s,
Aeolian Hall. % West 40 s'-secretarial
course only: stenoRraphy, secretarial English.
sccountancy and social amenities. " ~.
WHEAT. Director.
WANTED-Good. experienced dressmaker, able
10 NJ; si5 up. Mime. Zingaies. Italian dress
maker. 30a West 116th g.
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT

APRIL 20
TELLER AVE. ~ cor Of ts7th 81 c3i.7
1901: cts Mortgage Co loans . J Schwarz
lcr 20 S1nh 600
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
COURIER. interpreter 10 party going 10 Eu-
rope; trained. refined. competent highest
references Adress J. Lindre. Moose Lodge,
Syracuse. y. Y.
USEFUL MAN.--American ~. industrious !.
for institution, country; driving horse
handy painting. desires permanent place
where light services are required. Charles
Robinson. 1870 West l6th Fl.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

MdIe.
co.ctINAN-Is eful map: single. experienced
Vegetable gardening. lawns. flowers. strictly
totnnorate. willing worker: Two years best
roferencc Address james Tribune Uptown
Once. 1864 Broadway
J3I-TI I'm -yAI.ET-Useful. Swiss; Just olsen
Gagged. two years excellent references CITY
or countrv Industrial Agency II West i2d
81 Phone $40 Bryant "
cIpDENER--Single: American: experienced
Viz, greenhouse, fruits, ro"ers' vegetables,
- Sober. best references. Carpenters
Agency, 1854 9th ave.
5yoI,cI.lfAN Strong, willing young Dane
.,-,,,i,, tenperate excellent references SO.
Industrial Agency IL West 4.d 81 fhone'
$40 Bryant.
i-STFIT- MAN. S25: care OF horses. cows,
ItLs,s etc: excellent references. care
., Ma,6ewson's Agency SIS 9Th ave. Tel
BIS Bryant
Female.
ooo,- ctANBERMAID-W WAITRESS
I,t ,nother and daughter; S5J-S-o -,
NJ irofn1ver's Agency. $50 5th ave- "lh
400 Coo, Tel 4527 Madison SQUARE
55-157,T-pI Germans butler and cook both
Nocr natent. will do the entire work or prl-
ps,i,,,. CITY or country; six years refer
encc Miss Morrow's Agency. III Lexington
ave cor. 5sth st. Tel. 1875 Plaza.
IT5,o,-sr-IyORKER.-W nurse; city or
mo- - GOOD wages references. Mrs RYAN
,.,'nin,ncnt Agency, 6io 9Th ave. Tel soo
4.
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CHOICE BUILDING LOT on SHORES or
Highland Lake, l00xi60: has mos, beautiful
picturesque site on the lake. /. G. Boyee. Win
sted, Conn.
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BOARDERS WANTED.

WEST SIDE Below Tooth Street
o,TU ST. 65. WEST Rozolle, convenient,
Central Park subway, Il eAceplloh"i
cuisine and service. references.
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Beautiful Bay View. overlooking Litib
Neck BAY. only 7 left. . rooms and bath
steam heat: parauet floors. Price $1,000 -
1000. terms 10 suit. HANSEN BUILDING
CO.. LIST 81. a lamertine Ave. Bay side. L. I
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WANTED-Good experienced dressmaker, able
70 NJ: si5 up Nine Zingaies. Italian dress
maker 3O9 West li6th 81.
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MECHANICS LIENS

82D ST. 1876 and 12s West. Discne J Flood
agt Elbridge 7 Gerry, owner: James Carroll
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The Bronx.

BATUGATE AVE. : W cor 115th ST. 49, y
N5. Nollie Berman 10 Lottle berman, e.
K.llv 81. April 81: due Jan ], 1914 81 Pc
cent. $4,000 attorney. Title -Ouardhlee "'
T,rs. a. 176 Broadway.
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Rstna Ca advertising Rpace in I7y of the Abora publit%tloRE will be mas known an application.
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NOME. AI-AsxA. IAN. 1a. tS1@

CoEning Co atudy the difference be- tween the neT$pApers of large eItiea und the Rew5Pa Ders of small agrIcuI- tHTll tuwns one is HTprk paEt1CU. Iary l,y th- strange fact that ths meIrnpn3itaH HEwsWLpEr LLllH things n tue most a1mpre way while q paper ike thp T'unkinyilIn Enrlion just scinuAsrs with wit ssfsa stu, facc- iivusncEx. HowsrY phrases and Aide snIittIne iiumoT. The PunktuvilS Clarion ss IrAtn1hdous- In lis knowl' edge of tho cIa8siCs- BriabBne in rhe New Tvrk AmertcAn Will just say eK acIIs what be means hut thr over lnnErn g~rius who presi4eN over sEe d+stinIes df lhr Clarion WllI spe7.H forth his snuI through quotation. Like man with . zmuIL amount nf money ha EIIsst sft hiS ilttlu wealth he ar+n .n rTuve fiat hr has any at all.
 The smaller and rueTe remote the Iown and more high fGlrltin will be the Clzrion. In advertising n recent born dance wE saw a hurLesaut Hn whui CIuTIcn editors 0cnElder rr be T crarrTuI light and airy style The tnnc uf such paper would be cnn- Etaered in ruRkinvTIs tn lIe quite superior tn the ttn4 1t The New Fork World. To 1easn the difference be- tween the style of FunklnvilIc Clar- ions and lhe Htyle nt metropolitan ranerS in sli respects would hr In acquire quite 7 little khowladrr' if the world And tho things In IT.
 lint ihhn the size of town cIn usually bH loIa hS the tnnc of various other things urailUs Ha newsIHIrrT Th. large ely always has tiIS eAir1- nnsa and fase nf tEe giunt while the little hurR hRa tlR Gr9tless nnd rulIY amhIll0u to look Ike Inr hLE fAIl0w.
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MwateheG froa asatt1e &rS onrs more telling us the nRneb' of several farmer AAalRA= ssho. urs ''oHt for tobs- under ths demscTat.e adtPipis; trssica s44tr>s has no mqrE. iaea ahout If thau tho prnvsrbiaI man uD a tree. but thsrt ar. lot. Of Seattle peo- pie wIo think they know ell about 1t.
 II you eyer want 10 set real az pert oH Alaska afkAira yeu, wlIl tnd hixn around the lobby of soas Seattle hotel and you will ind hIlA thrrt year In md year on, and every day of everS year.
 This Ia no attack on .Seartlr or any |: tAIne like 1t. n Is merely . 1~n,hdes of tha peculiar position. which. sSF, ttls holds zn relation 10 AlAlEah AEaIrE
 rh,a position has recently bpsn H. ruatrated in Arctic BrotAsrhoOd Ar- taLrA Some membsrN Of lAs order evidently believed that Seattle g4qutd have n camp. hul all th4 indications GEe thnI the vast mg!orIsy of .Ihe hratheTaO"" 's orpesea to ate ,tAteb: llBhxnenL.
 This Ie sbout the .UrUparIlDn ~hirh nhtalHs h ths views of AAsEe toward Seattle generally
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THE ECONOMIC AaPEaT- nF 1AE
 BALKAN WAM~

Under modern no1dipona. war +S ths supresne test ot the eroGQGaE sound ness of nations. For war h ar bortar sH ecoDoHLe enterprise T4k HqA| objective of cYer1 milit4Ey cAMpHl@ Ls the control or the: %nS s nNa1s f1f f1 the Shona.
 The threat of \ unIverS%I confiict tu Europe has caused vscleRs sl9.rp t1 all tho European stpe& .nSIEStS 1An;s ersean securities. 1h .ctbosS uxEkSta have stood > ths alrsla .compeTztlvslz We'll They haEe. however. h1en sold out tn vsEs uu1ntIt4ss jus. because they have offered thA reAdiast means Uf raising. caRh. ,t is seld oSat tss kathr~ Wilhelm dor 41resse has brought back to us ten to twenty millions In "AneHcanA"
 There is go Fe1asR 10 'eKEect that the current revival sf cor business will suffer any direct decriutsnt trun the Fururear turmoil, On rhs con- trzry. tho military dsvAsterlcn in Tnf- key and the BAlkaus shOuH ssud. ;n one ~ry os another. 70 Stamnl4re the demand for American pro6ucts.
 But at such a time as thIs wS ought tp realize the fac, thAr the nAii hf ecum1uic judgment Ia hsAling the thrHAhtne floor of ihe world And We should be doubIy aszIduous in scrA4ne our house in order.
 This is not q lime 10 stand pAA That iz indeed lmpnssiblA--tnr SvsrT- where the AHairs Of mzntirt are moving with exrppt tEonui velocity.
 ir is a time for rsef.ncauon and rcad:uatmsnL
 l. tx tIms tn search our hcnssss and efficiency to tho bott"rh-auH tO este bIish our credit on uhshakabls roun.ia,iona-New Ynrk AmeT3eah
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(TsAusd Annually in OcEoberl Price PSt copy mailed --..-.- bbe
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'rhs 1unae9 IseislatHpa witf havs Sas4dss ltn miners, fhEfA AsrsFs, ssvEn business men, ans dcetoE RHd one fishing marL That means that prstty nszrly ell imporispt rhasaF 'of Alesks nre wIl hs represented abuut In prppaFtsont
 Thtxs out of sight Ssnatqys wsTs eorn oItsIde of the United StHtAs kc that the cosmopolitan psturs et the nnpuIalion A pretty ~eli +sprodr6sd In ltH ltKislatorR.
 On itA whOls the Nhemberx of -thp legislature he%rn to rtVn1ISs by tAstE ocdhpattOna that buatpess "m ne transaeted h hard hefded. So1 EE et ssns+ manner. Tni+ !. fust 'hs mag. @ :. ne- that atasssa needA. The doy:,"t butdct1lalh la f4.t. dlssgsA1tns iaa all met the -'Ur1d lssSlFttrrA arc r9- 9- nlacinx thH cid fEAhiAne6. 1ioWerf pe- riods with tn. clean cut | Words of men OF affairs.
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Nome Weekly EuKKet, l mUnth ..bSC EvIn~ Weekly NagErE. year -.$aos
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:, 'Aak YcIR aAYHu.F zs sAs sssti IArsAK yAaFs 2 . ssr v xiia,. ssasl zbpa wA<k azeae. N psns bs swpsAssA ->s Fses's' tAA ztzhAazk Ws&AA.
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NUGGET MINING AND DREDGING
 MAaAZINE
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NOME PUBLISHING co. DIVINE & MAYNARD Sole Owners and Publishers

]. ]. MaaRATh. Edlror.
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sua$cRlPTloN RATEs.
 Kornc Dolly Nugget, 1 munth =. t4.G0 NrLne Daily Nugget. 5 rnonths .$iG.o0 Nome Daily Nugget, year =. .t2a.N0
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IF ,A UP TO YOU

ID send to the frtAAda wAo have hAea writing t0 you fer inEornArann aeort Nome and Ils resources 2 ce9K oe 'ths Mining und Dredging FS&isn. 6t the Daily Nugget, price te c$rtA HSnd ons on IhA Ie3t nIan.
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Mrs. cibaen WiII pI~s Erlxass aano. ina IAAsoAs, All wFnise Fsur hsuss. vest af taIaphpns sttass MAsqusrAa' suits, dsmtnosA. ofs-.t tAlts' Ae3! fol FhhR.
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PHIJ'IE. NAlH NO. A.
FaRg ALARM eIcktAL&

FIRE ALARka oIGttAI&
  l2- al4nAarA ON CN< ,& EArstsRA Geld &bsTAa& lS. Ishn ,. eAsAAA CU. AxicA 1h Ha1A9RAFtAss e4laSn4 *t- kussrasra' 0hiSs. 9&, Lsssv~HEs HuAal. 2h Fire paRAatmaS& RI. DisssSa.s s%las@. 32. Torhsy's CinaF StoUA- 41. PseiFa t:Hld atsraaA Ca eAndAp's G2 Third Avs- and LWns'H WAy. EhoIN& HSuAs PhsHS aksLn W, Seven WhlslIAa, Nstsr. rbtrss Rars ed
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THE

E:n.ntstt a sscoud-HlARz EsattSE FAb .E. tpS7. Ar lhr PostSIic% aa Nons' A;aska. unGar ttA Aet S1 CpHSTS~R 0d LrArch 2. iS7s
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City Official Paper

Copy fer rAusaAr e@~sERl%an%"te a.vst be. in tF 10 o;SI0ek CT hSs fay 1! . nebLIeAiisn,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-06-11

starring as a batter. Continuing his
work he started at Boston, when he
doubled and stole base, Jim yester-
day cracked home run with Ray
Schalk on base.
John Collins recovered from his
batting slump, prying a triple and
two singles off the three Yank heav-
ers. Chase had a double and triple
to his credit.
Fifteen straight for the Athletics,
who dubbed Mitchell and Weilman
of the Browns for 13 hits, including
four triples and a double. Strunk
got two of the three-baggers. Plank
relieved Brown in the sixth, when st.
Louis scored three times. Eddie
ended the St. Louis counting. Col
Inns and Baker each got singles and
triples.
Another shutout victory for Walter.
Johnson, this time over Detroit,
which made two hits This is John
sons second straight nine-inning
whitewash. Washington only made
one hit off the combined pitching of
Cldu0S dlu I1OuSCS Jul II Wdo a
triple by Gandil, following two
passes. In the third inning Johnson
famed the side with ten pitched
balls. Four double plays by Wash
ington helped blank the Tigers.
Vean Gregg was walloped for four
hits by Boston before he could get
two men out in the first, and when
Steen took his place CarFigan
picked a triple, making the Red Sox
tally for the first round five. CleYe-
land got IA hits to II for Boston, but
could not pull down the big lead.
Johnston and Jackson of the Maps
and CarTigan of Boston each con-
nected for three hits. Collins pitched
the entire game for the champs.
The PhiIIies slipped again, this
time slipping over a victory on Gin
cinnati by a great ninth-inning rally,
in which three hits and three steals
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Cooper in the ninth and smacked q
double that beat Brooklyn. Cutshaw
Of the Dodgers rammed a single and
two triples. Rucker was knocked
out of the box in two innings by the
Pirates, and Wagner, one of Dahlen's
recruits, finished in impressive style.
It was his first big league game.
Thirty-tWo players took part in the
st. LoUis-Boston combat, the Cards
nosing out in a ten-inning rally after
Boston had counted once. ST. Louis
used five pitchers and Boston three.
Ed Konetchy got homer, triple and
two singles, and Lee Magee compiled
quartet of singles. Kid Maranville
combed double and single. Otto
Hess was the Boston pitcher who got
the heaviest maUling. Miller Hug
gins handled a dozen chances at sec
ond base.
CoVaIeskie, the big Ieft-handerWho
beat the Giants out of a pennant in
1908, now playing with Chattanooga
in the Southern League, may edge
back into the big leagues wearing a
Detroit uniform in a few weeks.
President NaVin said today he had
not actually purchased the Pole, but
has made arrangements to get Coval-
eskie whenever he wants him.
Covaleskie now leads the Southern
League pitchers, with ten win and
three lost.
The career of the giant Pole was
spectacular. In the fall of 1908, when
the Cubs and Giants were battling
neck and neck for the National
League pennant, Covaleske flashed
to fame by pitching the Pills to VIC
tory three times in a week over the
Giants, beating them out of the pen
nant. Great things were expected of
him in 1909, but he dimmed and blew
up like shooting star, slipping back
to the minors.
William Lathrop, the University of
Notre Dame pitcher. who was sup
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-08-21
TRULY TIMES HAVE, CHANGED
Philosopher In Puck Morallzss Over
the Advanesmsnts Which the
World Has eeon.

Tho time was when you could get q
woman to do all your homework and
tend to the garden and milk nine cows
night and morning, and do It for two
dollars a week and be glad to get the
money. Where have they gone?
Time was when you could get man
to cut wood for Is cents q cord, and
which dollar . day wasn't paid to
anybody except In harvest time. Look
at things now!
Time was when . days work meant
to be up BY candle-light doing chores
and eating suppe: W candle light after
the evening chores was finished. And
I'm talking about summer-not winter.
Time was when you could 90 to the
county and get . boy to work for you
tor his keep. He was bunnd out to
you till he was eighteen. Ed II he run
away you could bring him back and
lick the nonsense out'n him. II you
want . boy. these days them people
VIII ask you a. many questions a. II
you was selling . horsa
Sometimes when look at this here
country that I've give my whole life to
so to speak, wonder II it's RELY
an truly paid I tell you dunno
Puck.