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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-11-25
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vctcr in ie raznaSala po stepi o.
tozno melodijo pluskania valov,
zadcvaiocih Sc oh breg. in SuStcn-
ia obreznih grmov. Zdaiinzdai so
prineSli niegovi sunk $ seboi o.
Zcblo. Z%grbanccnc in rumene liSte.
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oddaiiila in nam "a trcnutck cd
kriyala ma levi Strani - brezmei-
no Stepo. ma desni - neSkOncno
moric in naravnoSt meni nasproti
masivnO postavo starega cigana
Makaria Cudrc. Xxi ie pail ma ko-
mic Svoiega tahora, lczecega ka-
kin pctdeset korakov proc cd mas.
Niti naimani SO nj zmenil IN TO.
da so hladni valovi vetra odprli
.niegov 6ekmeni. razealili nicgove
poraS6enc. bronastoriave prsi in
ncuSmilieno vani vdariali, ampak
""Makar Cudra" ic prva Cor
kiieva romanticna povest IL cigan-
SkcGa zivlienia. Spisana ie icta
1892. in izdana 1893. V listu 'Kav-
kaz'. s TO ~povestio Sc za6enia Cor
kiievo slovstveno delovanie.
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ADVERTISEMENT
SLOV. DELAVSkA
P0DP0RNA zVEzA
lnherporirana n. aprila 1903
drfavt Penn.
Urtaaoyljena dne 10. aSssstA
1916.
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GLAvNI URADNIKI:
P,ss..anik: FRAN PAvLOv0C, box 7O5, Conemaugh, Pa
Podpredednik: JOSH zoRKo, R. F d 3 box ola, West Newton, Pa
r.irit. AOJZIJ BAvDEK, box 1877, Conemaugh, Pa.
pomotni ,amk: IVAN PRoSToR, box 100, Export, Pa.
paOaipik JOSH 2EIE, CLOS ST. Clair Ave, Cleveland, Ohio.
pomofni hagajnik: JOSH MARINC1C, 1886 E. 80 St, Cleveland, Ohio.
ANDREJ vIDRIH, box 523, Conemaugh, Pa.
NADzoRNIKI:
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Zaman Franc, box 275, Conemaugh, Pa.
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Uradno glaSlo: PRoLETAREC.
Cenjena drustvs, onroma njh uradnikL, sc uludno proseni, posljati ve
dopse in denar, naravnos n a gavnega tajnika in nikogar drugega. Denar mai
poa5a gasOm pravib edinO potion Posnh; Expresnih; ali Banenih denarnih
nakaznic, nikakor pa ne potion pivatnih Sekov.
V slueaJu, da opazIo druHveni tajniki pi pOro6nih gavnega tajnika kake
P"manJkJvost, mai to nemudOma namanijO urad glavnega tajnika, da 81 v pm.
hodnje poprav.
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Zopet spreieti elani.ce K drustvu.

"Boritelj" Stew. 1-Butara Franc,
9. st. 377; Brcgar Jakob, c. st. 1864
Sadar Vinko, c. st. 954; Glavan Anton,
C.. st. 1851.
"Avstrija" Stew. Turk Franc, c
st. So.
"Zvesti Bratie" Stew. 6-Vidmar
.Jakob, e. At. 1894.
"Jedinost" stew. 7--Buksek Franc
c. st. 30O7.
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crtam ciard-ce pr dnustva.


"Avstriia' stew. j-Zaksck Franc.
e. Il. 2i76.
"Slovenski Bratjc" stew. 23-Hri.
bar Franc, c. st. 2OOs.
"HnbshurSki Sinovi'' stew. 2s -
Kajfes Karol, c. st. 1854.
''Trpin" stew. SO-ZnidarsiG Franc.
c. st 1857.
"Zdruziteli" stew. 36-Belas MihaeI
g. St. 33l7j Haiiinjak Franc, c. st. 900
"Dobri Bratic" stew. IS - Povsc
Martin, G.. st. 1911.
"Jutranja Zvczda" stew. 41-Ger.
gle Anton, G. Il. 1921.
"Clcvelandske Slovenkc" stew. 40
Godec Mariia, @. It. 2O72; simon5ic
Josipina, c. st. 2O7s.
"Skala' Stew. 56-Jevnikar Ivan.
e. st. 1892.
"cavcn" stew. 57-Cc-nigoi Josip.
9. st. 1896.
"Rudar" stew. 5s-Jcndritzki Ivan.
c. st. 265s.
"Balkan" stew. s9-zivic Franc, c.
st. 1897.
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Izobsene propalice zeradi strajkoloms


Oh drustva ''Planinski Raj st. S
FTLIPCIC JOzEF. c. st. 1871; CELLO.
VIC MILAN. 9. st. 2isl; KAUSER
FERDINAND, c. st. lose; RASPOLIC
ANTON, 9. st. 1sl2; RASPOLIC HE
LENA, e. 81. 23S2: SURINA JOZEF,
g. st. 3949; CARGO ALOZIZIJ. c. st.
1854; NUCHO IVAN, G. st. 4l47:
GERLICA IVAN, e. st. 4l4s.
''Triglav' Stev. 44-FUNTEK 10.
ZEF. e. It 1853.
To so nam cvetke Slovanske DELAY.
skc Podpornc Zvczc, katere so Sc ia.
koj iztrebile IL sredine poStenih DELAY.
cey. nj 30 wee 6lani :. d. p. Z. kcr ia.
Ike propalice katere kradeio kruh. sbi
in svoicem, nimajo prostora med 6lani
:. d. p. Z.
CLAM pazite, ia So kateri teh ida.
JIG ne prikrade pozncje med mas in mas
okuIi. Ako Sc VAN pribliza poveite
mu y obraz, da jc bill izob6en il :. y.
z. L. zaradi skebanja.
: sobratskim pozdravom
ALOJZIJ BAVDEK,
glavni tainik :. ID. 7. T.
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suspendovani clani-ce pri drustvu:

"Boritclj" stew. 1-Perko Franc, c.
st. 90; Perko Ivana, c. st. 1928.
"Avstriia" Stew. s. lavan Ivan,
c. At. 2OO3; Strazisar Franc, C. st. 1884;
Kebe Franc, C. St. 1893; Knafel Ivan.
C. At. 1891.
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odstopli elani-ce cd drustva.

''Iliriia" stew. 24-Prosnik Maria.
c. st. POSI-.
"Dobri Bratie" stew. 3s-Audroina
Alojzij, c. 81. 1865.
"Clevelandske Slovenke" stew. 40.
Tekavtit Frantiska, {. st. 9l66; Plut
Helena, =. st. 1911.
Crtani tlani od drustva "Bratstvo'i
stew. l6-Popotnik Valentin, c. Stew.
1875; Jaw Josip, {. 81. 1928; Capuder
Franc, c. st. AIS.
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Izobceni elani-ce IL drnstya:

"Prolctarec stew. 80 Kocman
Franc, c. st. 425s.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-25
AZ


What is the little fellow thinking
of a. ne reads the sport page or
The day when he. too, may flash
across the baseball horizon like a Me
lnnis ana appear before $4,000 peo-
PIE in worlds series? And bring
home the winning run?
Who can tell what this boy VIII be
few years from now Mclnnes' at
-. is star OF the Athletics. He
crowded Harry Davis, the veteran
star. on first base as early as lsl J.
hut was injured and could not parlic''
pate in the worlds series with the
Giants until the final ont in the last
came. when he hobbled 10 the bag
and retired the last player just 10
get into the series.
This season has heen star OF the
first water: he is an important cog IN
Macks 100000 inheld and he has
years ahead OF him, for Mack picks
them Young and tender and nurses
them carefully.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-25
Watching The
Sc0reboara

rhe Cleveland Maps started
working on their old Yankee link
early by taking the hrst game OF
the series from Chnpce's men.
With rumOrs of waivers clnmOring
about his ears. Faikenberg came
through with one of his best
games, shutting out the Yankees
With four hits.
schulz relieved Ford for the
Yankees and broke into ramr bS
striking out Joe Jackson nnd
Larry Lajoie Ia succession. He re-
peat-d ON Lajoie the NEXT time up.
Frank Baker was the only mem
her of the Athletics falling 10 get
a hit against the ~. Louis Hrovu-.
The other Nackmen totniied -
safe ones, while BENDER was held
Ing the browns fo one run, This
Was scored on IN error by tOiilnS
Nossiey went five Innings with
ous giving the Detroit Tigers hit
and allowed hut four duriug the
entire game. DausS was nlni.sf ~
effective. lie struck ont eight ot
the no-ton Red S0N. hut sielded
seven hits.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-25
HUSH MICHIGAN
ALIBI, coach
YOST NEEDS AID"
Germany" Schultz Is Engaged
as Assistant to Hurry
Up" This Fall
DOUGLAS FRESHMEN
WILL GET ATTENTION
Old Bunk of Stars Dropping in
at Last Moment to Coach
Will BE Abolished

The old cry that Coach Yost, OF the
University OF Michigan doesn't have
assistance enough to coach the VOL.
yerines properly viii not be raised
this fall. Germany" Schultz, great.
est center Michigan ever had. has
been engaged 70 assist iost In hand.
ling the linemen this season. and
Prestiss Douglas has been retained
once more 10 coach the All-Fresh
team
The employing OF schultz will give
fost more time TO devote TO his back
field aud see that il is worked up to
the highest point of efficiency and still
have the linemen taken care OF
Hitherto lost has had 10 struggle
through the early part OF the season
when the real coaching il done, al.
most unaided Then when the crucial
game In the Michigan schedule came
there has been a hue and cry raised
for assistance for him and two DAYS
before the big game a dozen former
stars have blown into Ann Arbor UNI
der glazing headlines TO help the
wizard round the eleven into shape.
This has been more spectacular than
effective
Michigans failure In recent years
has generally been blamed upon lack
OF material but there have been
rumors that Yost was losing his hold
! The abb in the latter case was thai
/ too much was expected OF him. This
! alibi will be removed by the employ
ment OF Schultz
; When az Michigan schultz attained
! Allan erican honors almost without
dangerous competition Tie has had
experience assisting Juneau of Mar
qnette university, Milwaukee, in
4 coaching. and so will come TO Mich.
/ gan nor inexperienced.
Douglas handled the AllFresh team
I last year What he has been able t.
do in preparing varsity candidates
will be watched with interest.
Even with schultz TO assist Yost.
and Douglas 10 care for the greenies
| Michigan is not M TO the eastern
standard in furnishing coaches. The
! Wolverines are late in getting In line
! with q regular assistant coach. When
Yost had the Heston eleven he didn't
need any help. but when his material
declined he apparently found II i'm
possible to keep mp winning western
championships
There are rumOrs every year now
| that when Yost's present contract eX
pires he viii quit coaching These
rumOrs have some semblance OF
plausibility in the fact that Michigan
has not been doing as well lately as Of
former years and in the fact that
Yost - becoming so important a cog
in the affeirs OF his power company
and other interests in the south that
he may find il impossible TO give sew
eral months in the fall TO coaching a.
a salary that Michigan can AFFORD &c
pay Therefore assistant coaches will
he in line for promotion II "Hurry-up
ever really decides TO quit the game
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-25
KEEP JOHNSON OFF
ENGLISH STAGE

LONDON, Aug. 25.-The Music Hall
Artists Federation won victory
when Henry ToZier announced that
Jack Johnson, Negro pugilist, would
not appear tonight as billed. Tozier
said he decided not TO put Johnson on
tonigh after reading oJhnson's brag-
gins interviews in the newspapers.
The Negro was quoted as Saying
that anybody educated with a brain
properly developed would know that
he is not the sort OF man pictured in
the newspapers. He declared that he
is innocent OF all crimes charged
againsth i'm in America Johnson
himself proposed that he not go on
until given an opportunity 10 meet his
critics personally and convert them. y
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-25
FAILURE TO GET MQUILLAN MAY
HAVE COST THE MAPS A PENNANT

Three unfortunate breaks, injuries
to Lajoe. Birmingham and Steen,
played an important part in keeping
the Maps from being on the Athletics
heels in this years pennant race. But
there was another OF almost equal
importance-the refusal OF the Column
bus American association club TO sell
pitcher George McQuillan 10 the Maps
for $4,000 when that sum was offered
for him about two months ago.
McQullan would have rounded out
the Nap pitching staff in such a way
that the team probably would have
been leading the American league
Big Mac has been doing great work
for the Pirates He seems TO be as
good as when he was spoken of as
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-25

Why so much slang should accom-
pany the report Of a BASEBALL game
is a mystery OF America that no Eng
lishman has ever solved at least
English magazine writer's always
speak that way Really. you know,
its quite absurd and a jolly bit con
rusing. TOO, old chap.
OF course, baseball slang is con
fusing 10 the stranger to the game.
but an Englishman should never crit
icise our baseball slang. as Arnold
Bennett. w l.. George and many 9th
ers have done Cricket slang is just
as confusing. just as foolish 70 strange
ears-and, no doubt, just as essential
10 the game.
I'm describing the recent Eton and
Harrow match at Lords big event
IN the cricket season. the London
Sphere uses a few phrases that sound
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-25
Baseball SLANG Sounds Funny
To an EnglIshman, BHt Cricket
Slang Is lust as Funny to Us

IKE an American sporting papeS
THAT bat must have come forward
crooked and il is not surprising TO see
the leg stump turning cartwheels.
The best ball sent down In the
match. II started well outside the
off stump. swerved inwards late In its
flight and fairly fixed of the pitch
in its new direction.
Amory got most OF his runs by
beating the ball to the boundary In
front of square leg, and he was not a
BIT particular about the line on which
the ball was pitched Several went
from outside of stump. but this one
pitched on his pads Oates. behind
the wicket. jumped 10 the leg side to
save the possible bye Eventually
Amory tried one COW shot too many
and the middle stump went for a
walk"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-25

That Charlie Carr is determined TO
20 on with his plan OF establishing
and running a school for baseball
PLAYERS near san Antonio. Texas. is
evident from the engagement OF DOME
Bush. Tiger shortstop as one of the
instructors In the new Institution
Bush's present plans call Tor his re-
Dcrtlur 10 Carr In Texas shortly alter
the first of January Down there be
viii instruct those who come TO the
school ia playing the infeld. Carr
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-25
BUSH'S ENGAGEMENT TO TEACH In BASEBALL SCHOOL
LOOKS AS If CARR MEANS TO GO THROUGH WITH SCHEME

instruction during the winter months.
Also. many managers viii not consid-
er Il advisable to have their teams
train at place like San Antonio
which would he a mecca for baseball
men with the Carr school there.
Friendship for Carr, however. has
kept most men prominent In baseball
from expressing their opinions for
publication and so there has been lii.
tie said against the school. Every
body is willing to give Carr a chance,
al least. for experimenting
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-25

George Dauss pitched a great game
for Detroit yesterday but Earl Nose
ley pitched a better one for Boston.
The Tigers failed TO support their
youngster, while the Red Sox stood
BY theirs in great shape
Result. Boston 3. Detroit nix.
Only four hits we're taken from the
Boston Youngstown recruit The
same ~rwber OF legits and three
scratches we're garnered from Dauss.
The Sox earned their first run,
Hooper walking and Speaker TRIPPING.
In the first inning
Then they were given enough more
TO make things safe With Yerkes
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-25

hopes TO get Mathewson for the pitch
yrs. l.ajoie for the hltters, Thomas
tor the catchers and several other
noted players on the faculty with
Bush
Despite the fact that the proposed
school doesn't seem TO meet with
iavor among men high up in baseball,
through with H. II il believed that
he viii have a hard time getting sand
lotters and bush leagners who Will
part with their money in order to get
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-25
MOSELEY HAS A LITTLE ON DAUSS
AND BETTER SUPPORT; S0X WIN

on first by medium OF grounder
which he beat out and one man gone
Veach first dropped Wagner's fly and
Cady walked filing them UP. Nose
ley whitfield and Hooper got short
single on which two scored.
The and the Tigers split
their double bill OF Saturday as they
had done on Friday The Tigers
found Fisher easy In the first game
and won IL for Dubuc, who pitched
good ball s 10 l. Ray Caldwell had
lot OF confidence in The second game
and IL brought him a TO , victory
over Lake. who was not right, and
House. who got a bad start In the
third inning.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-25
WALTER JOHNSON
MAKES IT ID
Washington Calling Gun Let's
Out His String Against
White Sox

CHICAGO. Aug. 25-The gods are
with Walter Johnson in his effort TO
set an unbeatable record for straight
wins. according to members of the
White Sox oJhnsons fourteenth
straight victory came through the
yeriest kind OF fluke With the SoX
a tally ahead. Ping Brodie lost ny
ball in the sun in the fifth. giving
the Senator's two runs and the game.
However. another fluke gave the SoX
their lone tally.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-25

Mathewson's greatest rival while with
the Philadelphia Nationals few
years ago.
McQuillan has pitched nine games
for the Pirates since becoming a
member OF that club He has won
seven and lost two II he had done
equally we'll for the Naps. who are
playing better ball than the Pirates,
Connie Mack wouldn't have that lead
now
"McQullan was the only pitcher in
sight I thought would help the Maps
in their fight for the pennant," said
President Somers. We didn't want
youngster we wanted hurler OF
McQuillans caliber, one with eX-
perience as well as ability"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-25
CUBAN SHORTSTOP, BRAVE
PROPERTY, Is INJURED

LONG BRANCH, y. j.. Aug. %
Aragou, the Cuban shortstop of the
l.ong Branch team. recently purchased
by the Boston Braves. was in hos
pital suffering from broken knee
cap. Aragon was injured in an ex'
hibition game against the Cincinnati
Reds. Villason. the Cuban pitcher,
famed ten Of the Reds and held them
TO five hits
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-25
Elgin National

The famous PeugeOt No. TO. Win
which Jules GouX won the 500-mile
indianapolis speedway race this year.
was Nominated as an eleventh-hour
entry after officials OF the meet had
given up hope OF seeing him in the
race. Ralph De Palma expected 10
pilot the car. but feared that il could
not be rebuilt in time Milford VIII
guide the peugeot in the Elgin Ma
tional race on Saturday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-25
DETROIT MISSED GETTING
CLARENCE WALKER BY A DAY
Bankruptcy Laws Will
Prevent Holding Grand
Circuit at YOnkers

NEW YORK. Aug 23.-Bank-
ruptcy laws will prevent the
holding or the Grand Circuit
races at YonkerS next week
Federal receivers OF this Ma
tional Fair and Exposition as
ISOLATION. who had been author
ICED 70 conduct the races. today
announced they cannot legally
do SO.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-25
BILL STEEN WILL BE
BACK IN GGAME SOON

Bill Steen. who up to the time ne
broke his wrist two months ago, was
one of the Maps most Consistent win.
ners. Is expected TO resume his reg
ular turn in the box sometime thl.
week
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-25
PALZER STARTS WORK
FOR BATTLE WITH MORAN

NEW YORK. Aug. 25.-Al Palzer
started light training today Tor his
l0-round bout with Frank Moran, early
next month ON O'Rourke, his man
ager. declared that II Palzer whipped
Moran he would compel Gunboat
Smith 10 meet his white hope
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-25
ELCIN ENTRIES
Are ALL CLOSED
Official Practice Along the Auto
mobile Course Starts
Today

CHICAGO. Aug. 25.-Entries for the
Elgin road races for Friday and sat.
urday closed today With 20 cars NOM
mated for the TWO events. Oficial
practice began at the course and 90
day win practically all the drivers
encamped along the'track. The com
pteye entry list for the races follows:
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-25
Two Tennis Championships on Card.

NEW YORK. Aug 25.-Two tennis
championships were al stake today.
Under the auspices OF the National
Lawn Tennis association OF America.
the competition for the Jersey Coast
championship began today on the
courts OF the Bay Head Yacht club.
At the same time the Colorado State
championship contests began on the
courts OF the Denver Country club.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-25

phIes az bat OF Lake IN innings. 7
nlts ana IS times ~ bat Of House in
-, innings Two-hase hits-KnfSnt
oltcr. Thrce-b base hit-Cobb Stru, X
out ~ House ! CCaldwelD: by Cald-
weu 'Cobb, House g. Baumann Bush)
bsses on bails-On Lake CHartZ.li !.
On t.Id"ell Bush .. Neach .. High.
Sacrifice hits Bauman Cree Donbte
piaVs-Bush and TutwefIer, Hartza,
hhleht ana Mhisel, Zeider and Kniatt
THs' hhse on errors Detroit Ne,v
v Lett on bases Detroit s. New
son ana Evans Attendance-s 0ss
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-25
Here's a Rival For
The New York Club in
Its Second Game: the
Lowell Team Makes %

LOWELL, Mass, Aug. Ga
Lowell team today held the
scoring record for the season.
having defeated Brockton % 20
o, in eight innings The game
was called on account of dark
ness Lowell made "a hits OF
TWO Brockton pitchers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-25

IIIN NLtIIf n
TREE base hit--Crawford Struck odt
paugh. Fisher. by Fisher 4 (TutweIl. r.
Stanage 2, Dubuc Bases on balls-OG
Dubuc (Cree 2 Wolter. knight: M
FISHER (Busk- Crawford Cobb MOvi-
aftyl. Sacrifice htt-Baumann stolen
bases-Cobb Neach Moriarty. Dutur.
knight Wolter. Left on bases-Detroit
o. New York Time-l42 Tmpiros
Evans and Ferguson
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-25

walter Johnson turned his four
tecnth straight victory AT the ex-
peBse of the White sOx snS mixed
In the batting with triple
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-25

Business-iIk, Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing Co.. fb
John Y ST Phone Main :A9s
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-08-25

& CHICAGO. Aug. 25.-William Nc.
Cnbe. young pitcher, who has played
>11oN several local semi-pro teams.
no beenl signed by the Washington
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