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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-17
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
| HONOR WASHINGTON

The 12Sth anniversary of the birth
OF George Washington will be observed
in the public schools of the city Fri
day, February 21st, the ED coming on
Saturday q holiday.
The school children were cheated
furrt of g. holiday or Lees. birthday,
winch canie'~en Sunday, and Will get
the same deal" on Washington.s
birthday. which comes on Saturday.
The anniversary will be observed on
Friday, however. with appropriate ex-
ercises.
Washington's birthday is State
holiday. but no plans have been made
so far for any other observance of the
day in Richmond
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-17
CHURCH HILL NEWS

Hni ssn. phone Ma Ssss 49, : - : - $3.50
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-02-17

Emperor william Of Germany uses regularly in hi'
scrsonAl honsehold Ridgways " Her Majesty
cad Tea, the delicious blend OF over do1en
HHerent kinds Of ssa, prepared al the special
Command Of the late Queen Victoria and used by
1sf for the last IS years OF her reign.
May thousands of the wealthiest persona 10 the
world are using this celebrated tea which was
served and sold to New York's four hundred oy
sherry's, Fifth Avenue, New York. for over twenty
ears, and pow can be purchased at the leading
rrocsrs throughout The United States and Canada
This tea, although costing dollar pound IS not
more expensive than cheaper priced and distinctly
laierior qualities Of tea, which are purchased BY
many supposedly discriminating Americana, az Only
small percentage Of American housekeepers
-eazs that Ridgway's Her Maiesty's Blend "
,os oay far superior in taste but 10 vastly Superior
a strength. rendering 1t more economical than
owerprieed teas-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-28

itnnSe ni,i Der eanbitrnbe nahe VIea.
idnt Riose inter cinem iarmenpaaen
sinaetIemnt aeiu,oen uno i'm mad,
oen Soipital aebraf)t. no Der iilnac
Rann itarb. 9Iui Der Sahrt mad, BEN
ooipitnl Die no.iirIid, NIT raienoer
eSeidauinbigfeii Dor iih gins, iiber.
ribr betonntIidD Serr Toepfe einen
angelteIiten Der StraBenbahnaeielI.
idait Romcns Games Goodnight, Ger
Ianf Der Steae tobt blieb uno be'Isn
Nnaehorige cine Shooeneriattlale
iiber $4,000 nnb1nsis senlaht ia.
ben.
Gorbes bebaup.et in ieiner aloae.
DAB oos Ioepfc'ite automobiI in
oos ,siibr1perf eerannt lei. in pelf,em
iih jein Sobn befnnb uno DAB enrrb
oieie aoqliion Scr 5oS oes iunasu
g'anHes peruriaht rprben lei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-28
StaIiem biIft.
Sfalieuiids Resieruns iueiit BEN lief.
sen gi5efOninI an id Der BE-
oranateu eanosIenie ansa.
nefmen.
Ter alub Der italieniideu Geid,Sits.
Itnts beiuiliist $1,000 fir bic
lleberidbmemmten.

1ie iioIieniife Resieruna bat nc.
tern ofTisiel bon Der gsotb, bic o,.rd,
bas Sohspofier in Chic perurFadlt
fporogu, aenrinif gencmrnen. Ger
hieiise italieniife 0isetonIul e. C3i.
noedslo plIroe geitern abenb ourb
aabelgromm bon ieiner Reaieruna
angetpiefen. iib nnoerSiieIih nod Den
ilberldapenifnten 1ebieten In canton.
SomlIion uno NiboIetoiun su beeebcn
nHo bort beordngten Sonosleuten les.
'peoe unferitiisuns. in eriier Qitie
ftndn5ietIe Siife nngebeiben sn lniien.
Serr 1inocdio mirb oieier Ne,.
lung nntiirIid) icfort enfiprefeu uno
beufe Wcrsen, begleitet BON Gerru
Soieph De! isnpero, einem Der promi.
renteIien Wtiielieber Der bieiiaen iin.
lienIiden aoIonie. Die Reiie mad, ben
orei Dom Sodspaiier beordngtensfob.
ten anfreten.
Ter bieiige aIiib Der itnIieniif,en
0eid,dffsiente bat aeiiern ai,h ioicrt
nnd bern auirii oes giirssrnseiiiers
nm iinon3ielle llnteritiisung i'm ,Sr.
terei'e Der Rotblrioenoen Der lleber.
idrpennuns cine Grirouerinmmluna
i'm 0ebdube Der Union lrnfi & sap.
iiigs Banf abaehaIien unb bejt,Iciisu.
fiir Die Roihleihenoen $1,000 5eini.
'feneru. Der Ghef mirb heiiie Wiiraer.
nies'fer Sunt iioermitteit weroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-28

jlnFes pom GentraloiItritt; Dontpu
Wisip i'm duberiten Rorboiten; DdDton
belt Gdbritbiltritt, in tpelbem bic an.
lagen Der Rdtionul gafb Aegiiter 60
geleaen iinb uno Rorb Ooptpn, baa
noretpeiilih bonn @efh1ftsoiftriti
Iies., auf Der anberen Seite oes SLUT
ies pom @eiddftsbiitriit. Der 5Iub
ifIiebt in Der 6prm zines Sufeiiens
zen 9eitdftsbiftritt elm uno infoIge=
oefen TIT ss unm5sIih, in bieien
Eiitritt 81 sslangen, ebs bic Sturs=
fdh, Die ods 5bul binabtommen, iit
perIaufen buben.
Die ein5igen Stabtt6eile, bic iit
geaentpdrtig nit einanoer in 0srbinz
cung ieben tonnen, iinb Daptpn Vieip,
gDeIt Daptpn uno Riperoule.
3peifelsobne tpiro mad benz 3az
riittreten oes DaFers it1 Elm erdue
tiger QrbIid bisten, bsnn phne 1rase
lrereen bann bic 2si6en pisler Spfer
bss Soffpafers ouFgefunosn tperben.
War fiirdtet ben Nusbrud BON Seue
den uno bic Sanitdisbsdmten ftno
berrits nit 9orarbeiten beT6dftiat,
I'm gptcemieu au perbiitsn. gs ptro
ianae pdbren, e6e pieDer balbpsgs
rormale 3uitdnbs tpieeertsbren unb
nan Der 2nfitt Der 9e1Droen oiirfte
cs 6ebn Bis pier3ebn Gage nsbmsn, sbe
etne OoIlitdnoige GiIts Der Gpfer Der
l>odflutb srbdItlid lit. Sn gaiperbaIe
iii iotpeit nur eine ein3ise 2eihe ioen=
tifi5irt noresn.
9as 9ebdube Der GrIten Rational
gant in Central Dapton Itebt in
6lammen. Die TIutb mar 10 tpeit
Suliteetreten odb es Der 5susrpsbr
lclang. cine Sprise nah Der 8rano=
5tatte 5u bringen. Die Sausbeppbnsr
i Der Ra6barfdaft puroen auFsss
fc1oert, ibre SGuisr gu psrIaTen uno
es tpuroe ihuen perIi6er;, bab Die
Glitts Strabe Bride iiber ben Big
Miomi iiber pdre. Die 9eute ipons
tex ieoot ibre SduIsr nidt perIaHsn
nno tie ertldrten, bab bic Iusiidten.
nit Ro6rungsnitteIr uno aleibuno
otrforgt 81 tperbsn, in ihrsm Staotz
bell beHer ieten rpis anberspo in Dab
on. Wiili3 1T seitern 4bero fpdt in
bitten 3iitritt ein9sriitt, iobab man
robl am Jreitag Morssn erfabrsn
piro, tpeIbsn umfdns bic autaitropbe
= Weit uno Central DaptOn angss
bot.
Seute frih tpurbe aus Wst 9apton
bub Die 600 Wenf6en, mel
tc isit Disnitag bort gsfangtn gsbaIz |
cr uno tpte Sdrbinsn 3ufdmmenets |
'1tt tparen, erloft tporbsn 'inb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-28
Oeburte,s.

Jranf uno ssrmo Mangus, SOP SO
8. Strnbe, Wldbhen.
Wiaiam uno anna Ehoube, 3Oi
Saurel SfraBe. W1bfen.
gbe uno Winnie anuffmonn, 42i
Eaoe Sirabe, anabe.
Charles mno GIarn SgInuer, Sal
WinNbam Mpe.. W1bden.
SnIinn uno 0ertruD 2nner, 6Sf
Xerillgto,i ape., aliobe.
Seo. nno Wfiriam WoIobIott, 3345
gurnet aDe., N1bfen.
NiIiam uno Worenret Mner, 525
Ddnbribge Strabe. anobs.
1errnnnn uno MoeooIene WiIling,
zoo Oft IL. Strnbe, alinbe.
0e0rGe unb Ssnriettn Wurfbarbt,
i26 mdrner strubs. gsdb&eu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-28

III nod i6Iilnmer. oIs Elm gnoe mil
Shrefen. Gieier llnterideiouua itiln.
men aus cigener Grfabruna Die sfron.
fen 81, ole lid jabrelang nit ifmers.
boftem 2eioen acknowledgement. GSar
OFT bonoelt es ith babel freilid, nm
eine lborbeit, ipelhe iit nit,t heIcb.
rem labt, oab peoer lener Sdrefpn
nod jenes Gnoe cine 0othmenbiafeit
1T Gin itlagenoes 8eiipiel fir oisle
glinobeit Iiefern bic nit Sdnorrboi.
ben gebofteten Sir tie giebt es in ie.
eem Safe cine gefreiung BON ibren
9eioen, ipenn lie MIR b1s einsia red,te
.Uhttel gebrauher: Or. silsbee's
4nnfdis. Cine Drobe bunon fpiro bon
p. gelftoebter & Co., Bor 1915,
ytetp Oort. foitenfrei perio1,bt, an
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-28

Gie tleine. I s,abre aIte lbercIia
arn. BON Ro. i5bi Jobn Strabe.
lpeIdk, spie beridtet. nm Dienltcg
slbeno In Der diif,e Der esterIidwn
SobHune in einfm aeiiel mil beibeln
ySaIicr 9efollen mar. III seltern gter.
gen I'm itdotif&en &oipitoI bur9 ben
Lob BON ibrem leioen befrrit norOer.
Coroner 1r. i5oertmepeT orbnete Il.
naH SnausIt an
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-28
Wi9ti9.

Ehne aIfnhsI ocer
aiftiee Grpeuen fus
rirt Batter ScbH's
9ReoiSin s,aIs uffo
apneen. baul ben
aorpcr n,rf une eer'
Eetbt ardii.
gle trcibi bic uiis
reiHiefeifsn aus ecm
Gnitem uno iidrit ie'
ors Graan nes aars
pers. poourh oiefeI'
ben In ben Starh ges
febi peroen. ibre slrs
belt oroenilit 3u bes
iorgen.
gnter s5obn's 9cs
aiaiu 1T bic heite
9Reniiin, fptlhe lie
,,erihriebeR II nr , e
fir bru 9I;tfbalt he's
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-28

ID, mar 10 istcfHo, cab
ID, uid,i matts nae ID
,hun ioais. Jh !iit
an uitetrera6s
ben ShmtritH. mtipe
auasH thdisn Hsir wst.
I'd, mar nsrbos fd,win.
seIip unb unrsaslmn-
Zig, aub it lit az
,sraE nfhmaht. 5tl
aab @sIe fir Gusls
que, mrtst abfr i'm.
intr fdlIimmsr.
.giHs3rtnueiH frtahlis
mir pnr BEN g,tHshams
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-28
xterblthfeitsberidBt.

Soitis 9}ife, "A Sabre, S3t gaia.
pette ape., Ser3Ieioeu.
Gcientin 9oeb, - Sabre, 2t92
Central Sloe, Suqueit in Sd1pebe.
aatle Soib, q Sabre, 1910 N2e.
rtngo StraBe, Sttplnoiuht.
gtorma Seoerle. S Wonate, 205
Senrp StroBe. 2unoenent3iin6ung.
sSrant aeiien, AZ Sabre. 1927
Woooburn spe, Snaueit in Shpebe.
Slepben Robertion. so Sabre, Sl1
Dat StraBe, 9lrterienpertalfung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-28

lAnnibals 1ogncedi. "a. $50 on 6.
1 Girobe.
l5oa Maitei, Is. D.ssI.
mitIiom W. Wrisbt. 81. II aub.sp
4 4penue.
lDsomie GopinssI, "a. 400 2. Is. et.
|Gecrse eiseHsr, 20. 225s Uiut et.
lno i}iffeI. "a. 22l4 gins 81.
lGIifFOrb q. Dissins, 20. S24 2ipina.
| iton Strabs.
lQInru Snorr. 90, Gnrtboas.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-28

Grnit nno Cecilia gertb, at272otI)
5trobc, anobc.
ssrcoerid nnb Qoiria ;srep, 2030
Vine Gtratr, Mdohen.
Mor ute Gba Bob, 12i ". 81.
bertp Strnbe, sfnabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-28
SafesSau.

| Gas iet)ite uno Ieste SpieI Ser
Serte lDiitlen yGe0s" uno ,gorons"
IN 9lrmtugbom, 9lla., en0ete puras,
tern pieoerlnn nit einem Sieae fiir
unlere pGolts" -- nit 10 aeQen 8
Sdlfen. Gie Setteren madlten 20
lrefier umo 10 sSebIer gegen 10 be5u.
! 3 Der 8eqner. lie Sd3leuoerer N}c.
Dtauus unb Carroll uno ole ,Saraer
Seperoio mo glufburn iungirten
ais uniere gatterie. III ) reip. 8du.
gen. geter mar unier better Sd,laaar
nit 4 9reifern; WcGonaIo unbGbap.
man ild)erten ie 3 unb Seperoio unS
WtcNonus ie ? Sreiier: glafburn
mar infer eiI3lger &ufti16ler.
Aah Dem Spiele reiIten bic ,,Aeo9"
nah Chattanooga, Senn., ab, no ae.
tern fir lie bas erite Soiel einar
oreltagiaen 5erie nit ben oortiuen
,Soofouts" (Southern 2igo) aui Dem
Froarorm itono. ISn oieien Spielen
miro SluptIinq 3inter bic reauldren
n9teuner~ ms iSclo fiibren, nm i,nen
@eIe1enhett 3u geben, iin I'm 3u.
ianunenipielcn %. +. aegenieitiaer
untcritilbiIngJ su perooafommen.
"a Der SpielpIab in 9ieotanS.
,Stelo geItern lrnter 5yub Naiicr
liano, ntubte bns fiir Sonntaa ae.
plante Spiel 3lpiihen .Aebs" mto
gSnihIngtoncr aSenatoren) (am.
Siaa) pom Rrogromm geItriten iuer.
oer lie oyicos" Deroen noh ihrer
Rudtebr ihre t0aIifen llebungen i'm
9torrpooo.Garf uornehnlen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-28
1ratl ilabnt ben Natb
tiner JreuMoitt AT
llnb fnnb @dnnbbeit In gsbia q.
Fimfbam's WesetabIs
Gpmponnb.

@inbum, aanias.--. Sd Ii.i an sian Der
istana, wei6s Hlaisnlsibsn ptrurfad,te, ans
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-28

Gate QitItr EptofteH tn qanaeu; Erat.Ssx.
riuse; frrner nens cen Strrinse JUtlfusrI.
s0t--s1.00 pr 0ts. ee. BttbIsr q O..
s33 geft 8. ape
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-28

Mffitln une idl naEm fhol1 ". ytHlhanis
@snttatls gcmpeune uns Wurbs sartri. sdl
fam 9brt GtilmiiisI nitlt aenua iobsn, btnu
Id lphrs uidlt atiune atroretR, psHn id 20
Htd,t qsnommsH hdiis."-iri. Rnrn n.
eprntE Route 60 2, sor 81, RiHsom,
Adnfns.
Adfen sic ant ami oie'en Rath.
seint Trau, msldlf an iratneeinsr aeFm
pou r}raasnirauibtit lsiefi. ious bic Seh
Hana aufafbsn, bis ne gueio a. piniham's
Rtasiable eempeune atnlaenb prsbiri bat.
Tieifs tsrnhmitSsslmiiis, esifeH mtfi,ini.
ftltu Ffltanbthsiie aas einbeimijtsngsur,sIn
snt aranttrH nammrn, ba, Eh isi, nahaE
plsriIa Jahrsn dIs siH ipsrfbhouss Sidr.
snnas, nnb FtlrbanasmittsI bee Ttdafn.
Sraauismns trnitieH. lltbsrna lsatn Die
Sransn btrsitRiEiiai 3fusnb nb upu hem
Wnneerbarsn @trth bon gabio @. vinstam's
eratiabls eempounp.
Ntnn Sie ben leiieiten Rtueifa
teaen, oaH lbnen 2poia g. Eins.
hnm's yeaetable COMPOUND heif.n
f6nnte, id,reiben Eie an bic fubia &.
Fintbam Weoieine So, lpfrtraalid,).
ennn, WaF, nm Rafb. 5br 5drei.
ben fuiro bon einer fran ss6ifnei, ae.
ieien mnb beantpprtet nnb iireng ber.
framlid) btbanbelt merben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-28
Situationsberiht aus Saptpn.

zsttems. aeine gafent,Mcoisin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-28

(Surtiesune BON Der 3. Seite.)
The evening world., 1913-09-17
NO CONDUCTOR TO SIGNAL.


ausS nave Fallsa OF cAs UaeS.
ssrvsA-PieksA U Cncsassisus.
when . New York and Queens trolley
ear reached Colises Point from ysushins
early this morning . passsnGr soss to
signal the conductor - have ne oas
stopped. There was no oenAvssef IN
sight The car was run eAok ovss ths
route. 'but thsrs w1s - sign q he
conductor. with the "a o. an Inspector
the run Wa 0nishsA and vAsa he
car returned . Flushing Il wAs found
that John FSynA, the eonduSsps, had
reached the Flushing fIeDsAAi 4 tsoilsy
car going from College Poias 10 nun.
Ing. which passsd Flynn on xhs oAsDs.
way. found him tying unconscious -
side the trackA and ~ vas oAsMsd -
The evening world., 1913-09-17

y1ushins. Apparently ne had fallen OF
the platform Of his car and landed on
ME head lie 10 unconscious and II 10
thought his injuries may grove fatal.
The evening world., 1913-09-17
The New Blouses

nov being shown for wearing with tho fash.
lonable tallos-n,ade suits, include Imported
and American models Of unusual beauty Of
design and material. Among tho most at.
traetive are Blouses Of 0eorgette Crepe. Crepe
Dc Chine, Chiffon and Hand embroidered Net.
Lingerie Blouses are shown In volle, batiste
and crepe, with various laces. In q wide
range Of prices.
The evening world., 1913-09-17
l8. AItm1s1tt i. Oh,

are displaying tho istsst imported models In
Women's Coats and Wraps
Sos Autamn afternoon and evening wear, ex-
pressing tho most advanced ideas Of the
lsading designers.
nc Goats, made Of the new, smart materials,
80 n stick, IN . generous assortment. at
0ed9sate prices.
The evening world., 1913-09-17

"Betalph" Guaranteed Silk Hosiery
for Men and Women
made exclusively for B. Altman & Co.. Is
shown In all tho desirable colors for Autumn
and Winter. as we'll a. In black and white. 1t
Is In stock at the following moderate prices,
Mems Guaranteed Silk Hosiery
In black or colors per pair $l.75
Women's Guaranteed Silk Hosiery
In black per pair $l7S & ESQ
Women's Guaranteed Silk Hosiery
In white or colors per pair $500
Women's Extra Size Guaranteed Silk Hosiery
In black per pair $2.2S
AL3m4 Aanms ~ ~a asat ssee& Nem sasAl sd,
The evening world., 1913-09-17

Plain and cut chinchlla. wool matelasss
boucle. zibelines. plain and striped effect,
eponges. Srgcs. Bedford cords, Englis
twecds, novelty materials broadcloth,.
ONeilI Main Store-Third Floor
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-12
RECEIVES MEXICAN VIEWS.
With American Genius, Native Market
Postals OF Battles.

Illustrating that MeXicans profit
through American ingenuity the pos
tai card trade in the Southwest has
been flooded with views of the recent
battle at Mexico and some Of these
cards have found their way To the
Copper Country. George Fuller of the
state Savings bank is In receipt %
two views Of the Y. NJ. c. \. and
GOODYEAR Rubber Co. buildings taken
after the battle at Mexico city. The
cards were sent by :. +, Fuller, an un-
Gle of the recipient. who was not far
distant when rebels shelled the city.
The Y. NJ. g. 4. building was convert
ed into an improvised fort ana the
roof was fitted with field guns. Upon
these weapons, the fire of rebels was
directed and the well aimed projectiles
demolished the top floors and upper
walls of the building, The Goodyear
building i'm which Mr.. Fuller is en-
ployed was also the target OF the insur
rectos ana the upper stories were prac
] tically destroyed.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-12
Observation-Disclosures.
:. SKIPPING ROPE
:. GOOD EXERCISE
:. FOR SEDENTARY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Cigarette smoking is a symptom oil
worse habits; secret societies In COLI
leges are undemocratic; college a'h-
letes are as successful after gradua-
ton as other students These are
some of the conclusions at when VIII
liam G Anderson has arrived aI'er
acting as director Of athletics Tor -
years at Yale university.
"Vo have found at Yale that the
students who get into most troupI'
with city authorities are lhose "hu
take no part in athletics. IL Is a'so
,his class of students that are the
heaviest drinkers" he SAID ias' "'si'
.This class of participants ~
vale however, is quite small, not be-
ing over 20 per cent of the enroiIe'
s,udent body At Yale there are lou'
,,, io. snorts ana 10 minor sports ah'
statistics show that 80 per cent Oh Jus
students are active in one or more VI
the II sports listed.
"Thc crack athletes, with rev eN''p
lions are the best students III wv
o,,ss room. and most III jrnl on 'i
campus. We also have rec"r"S
Yale 10 show that the prominent a'n
Io,es have achieved as successiu' ca
- e., after life as those VINO "l'
not participate in athletics
DIR. Anderson said that IL mao.
,,y or coses excessive cigarette smoN
ing was merely the symptom ~ a,
habits and not the cause OF many v
laid to It's door ANY man whose W
"nno,iop IL of "A sedentary nature ca
49,. al the exercise needed to put MI
and keep him in the best OF cohui',o
an, keep down his weight by sN,p
ping the rope for about .nla h
Mes every morning after ar's'"S'
declared
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-12
BIG FREE ACT COMING.

Secretary Harry Hermann ot the
I.aurium Park association has received
a communication from the Patterson
Carnival company, relative To- the Tree
acts which will be given in connection
with the the midsummer carnival IN
July. -Four upcn.air performances all
or which are entirely now, viii be Civ
on. among which is spectacular act
known az the loop the-loop and chute
the nume." \ bicycle rider, mounted
on high incline plane. makes Two
complete revolutions in mid-air
chutes through space for eighteen feet
into nume and rides head foremost
to the earth.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-12
Have Color in Your Cheeks
BE Better Looking
Try Olive Tablets

If your skin is yellow-CompleSion
coatcd-appetitie poor
"a bad taste in your mouth-a lazy,
ro-good feeling-you should take Olive
Tablets.
Or. Edwards olive Tablets sub
stltutc FOR calomel-were prepared by
Dr. Edwards after Il years of study
with his patients.
These olive Tablets oil the bowels
yet have uu oily taste They are "a
vegetable compound mixed with olive
oil.
II you want clear pink skin. bright
eyes. no pimples "a feeling of buoy
ancy like childhood days. YOU must
get at the cause. Olive Tablets act on
the liver and bowels like calomel-yet
have no dangerous after effects. They
start the bile ana overcome constipa-
lion. That's why millions of boxes
are sold annually NJ Toe and 25c per
box.
Every little Olive Tablet has q
movement All its own" Take one or
two nightly and note the pleasing re
suits
The olive Tablet Company Column
hus. .. Advertisement.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-12
FAST RUNNING
TEAM ASSURED


The Laurum fire department ,at
meeting last night. discussed the post
sibiltes of its running team ana
captain ole olson gives assurance
that the best aggregation of athletes
that has ever entered u tournament
will represent Laurium this year.
Charles hilbert likely will be named
trainer and manager, though the other
members of the committee, President
Joseph Wills and Harry Hermann.
will assist in guiding the team. An
orray Of fine talent has been secured
from Larrium and surrounding towns
ana with the advent of warm weather
the initla, call to practice will he is
sued Persistent training will contin-
ne until the week preceding the tour
nament.
The probability of a race betneen
Hancock. Houghton, Red Jacket ana
Laurum fire horses is looked upon
with favor by Laurium members and
| Il is hoped II will bee included in the
list of tournament events. \ team
recently acquired by the local depart
ment is looked upon as the pride oI
copper country hremen and severa
new records have been set lay TINS
span.
The challenge issued 10y chief jos
eph Trudcll for a bowling tournament
! has been accepted by Chief Gus Preus'
and within few days dates for thu
matches will be set. The understand
ing that the chiefs of both depart
ments must roll in each game, Is in
terpreted as handicap for Red Jack
ct and "A work out on the Lauriun
, club alleys last night brought To ligh
} few hitherto unknown pin kniEh''
: Iaurlum bowlors have inserted
I clause in the challenge which provide
: that the losers tender a banquet
p the winners Of the series. The out
$ come Will be watched with much in
l tprpst
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-03-12
Timely Observations Of Events Happening in the Sporting World
BASEBALL FACTS AND RECORDS
the Notable Diamond and the Players
They Have Made Famous Cur This Out and File II Away

defeated Mobile. Sept Il, 1910, play
ing full nine innings in thirty-two
minutes.
Home run record-Buck Freeman,
Washington. 1899. %.
Greatest number Of runs in league
Eame-Chicago 80, Cleveland 4, July
"a, 1882.
Record for circling bases-13 "a
seconds, John Lobert, Chicago Nation
ais, at Cincinnati. oct 8, 1910.
Pitching records: winning consecutive
games-John Luby, Chicago Nationals,
1890, 20; Rube Marquard, New York.
Nationals, 1912, 10; Walter Johnson,
Washington Americans, 1912. l6; Joe
Wood, Boston Americans, 1912. l6.
Strike out records-Hugh DAILY, Chi
cago Nationals, 1884. 20; for a season
Kilroy, Baltimore Nationals, 1884, sos;
Waddell, Philadelphia Americans. 1904
343.
Greatest number of runs scored IN
decentralization Philadelphia Ma
tidnals, 1891. l96.
FIRST. mo- hit ! game in history wa
n
played at Ionia, Mich, Aug. IL 1876
between the st. Lonls Reds and th'
Cass club Of Detroit. Jim Garvil
pitched for the Reds.
The greatest number of victories il
a season was made by the Chicag
Nationals when they captured IL
games.
George Gibson holds the record 20
consecutive games caught. In 1909 h
was behind the bat lao days withou
a letup.
The greatest number of stolen base
was made by Harry Stovey of tn
Athletics In 1883 when he piliered Ia
bags.
The longest distance throw of a.
feet gb inches was made by Sheldo
Lejeune, formerly a member OF I'll
Brooilyn Nationals, at Cincinnati, DC
-. 1910.
The greatest number of game
nitched in a season were seVeniy-tN
by Radbourne of Providence in 1854.