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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-05

we may finish. would hot dispose or
the Boston franchise for double what
I paid. am out 10 give the town a
winner and think can do IL With
Stallires's aid. We're not soinS 10
shoot at tha moon We're going TO
rebuild from the bottom. And IN
tIme-well. ] think there VIII he
moro than one worthy baseball c'uo
ia the Hut"
And everyone who knows Gaffrey
and stallings sincerely 7ays'
Amen"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-05
Plan Another Rabbit Hunt.

The special rabbit hunt. planned
as an invitation affair by some OF
,hoso Who took part In the hunt lust
dav. January a6. The hunters. 1oo
Z, strong Will leave here SATURDAY.
night, January 20 aud return the fol-
lowing night Three slcopers and g.
buffet car VIII make up the epecia
baggage cars for tho transportation
of the GnInc. ~ n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-05
james Coos to Portland.

CLEVELAND, o.. Jan. l.-t'Sill"
James. the pitcher OF the Cleveland
American League club has been re-
leased to the Portland club OF the
Psm6c Coast league. President
Charles Somers announced today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-05
New Weight List Will
Prove Boon to Kingdom
Action of NeW York Commission Will Lead to an
Universal Scale for Fighters
By Tad

mission let II be known that no
championship would be complete
without one.
These championship belts or tadgeS
CT whatever they were would have to
be Won In contests In which the new
weights Wore abidcd by, and they
would. for obvious reasons, be einply
emblematic OF the boxing champion.
ships Of the United Stetee. II il not
10 be supposed that New York would
care 70 furnish regalia for king
pin boxers among all nationH.
1t may be that New York would be
In a better position to inausurate
movement of the kind mentioned If
it would amend its boxing Law so
as to have boxing matches passed
upon by a referee Then the big
city itself no doubt would be the
scene OF the greatest OF the cham
pionshlp events.
Think it over, gentlemen OF tho Nav
York commission.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-05

6TALLINGS, almost broken-heart-
~ ed. went back to the minors for
the second time from the Amer
;csn league. Ban johnson wilied II;
Ban is absolute IN his bailiwick-
once before he had put the bee upon
tho Georgia planter. That was some
ten years ago. after Sta!liugs had
taken the erratic Tigers OF Detroit
TO second place IN whipping drive
Ban believed. or imagined, that
George was trying TO sell out the
American league. IIo mover forsaVe
him; II he has, no ono has learned
of IL. They do say that Ban Johnson
forced Farrell 10 get rid of Stallings.
Frank signed the .Eig Chief 10 q
Two years contract without consult
ing the car. He didn't know that
StaIlings stood so badly IN the Sraces
Of the big ''poo-bah."
SO Stallings has taken two strikes
as a major league manager. Eles
back there again at the plate with
n new bat. a new umpire and against
a. new kind Of pitching. Tom Lynch.
"tho King of Umpircs, sdmircs
tho ability OF Stallings. George will
get none tho worst OF tho decisions
II he whifis It Will be his own fault.
He Mill have lots OF opportunity TO
foul off q lot anyhow, for he has a
five years contract. II contracts arc
any good In the National league. For
reference In that line consult +.
Bresnahan. late OF st. Louis.
6TALLISGS has a host @: fflehos
in tho game and out OF the game
~ and all arc pulling for the sue
cess of his third dip into the DIE
show. They. are pulling no less for
MIN than for Jim GnhRey, his en-
nloycr. There is g. sportsman, IN
haonily too. few among the ma agnates
NJ today. A prince of good Fellows
Gaffney will lend every encourage
roeut to his pilot. He Is no t!nhorn
who wishes to run O. shoestring INTO
million in 20 time. Jim CARNEY
eynregged his modest hopes IN 2 man
n.r tina. spoke tho man during tho
annual meeting Of the National league
ia Now York recently. Some friend
Expressed ths hope that ho would pc
up among the leaders the coming
year.
"Nyow Msteu." replied Mr.. Gan-.
ney. at an, not foolish enough to ex-
nec, a pcnpant winner or event
1rst division club the first year
y-,I, be quite satisfied to improve our
present condition. Seventh place Is
lar moro honorable than last place
II we should by any good fortune nm
isi, as we'll as sixth would be tue
MANIFEST man in baseball. nave
every confidence III George staliuss
ava wIII tender him every aid In the
nnI,f, of the team, which rrahSe
must be slow, But no matter "here
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-05

Hes mas not perhaps the
sas'a magnetism OF aIcGraw
lar as the general baseball
spg Us concerned. He has never
70 the stands" de has al
''ps away from the noisy ao-
i. iae populace. contentipg
nisr Working In secret with
49, OF rncaklng, uDobserved,
peneh Just before playing
b q bench manager Of the
Mck stamp. not so reserved
M 5'sacs boss by a long way,
man who commands every
ipm hia disciples. Players
worked under him have
@at stailings Is nothing short
nAn during the most eScit-
s,s,s sas OF q liard-fought game,
'4,e out within himself every
IA. u IN liis zeal. no sometimes
pwself and applies hard
>,s, Dus these are Forgotten the
INC last man has been re-
MA. als followers, once they
sry',, ~ MIN, arc willing to for
1,eo nsis offenses IN the light
~, Sseptional zeal. For the
zIn uoctrine OF stal,ings Ia to
SIs WIN 81 any cost.
png experience sta!lings
jsEss has been at the head OF
NJ be-, oall club, That Is. he
n see sen Tor long. He has con-
y as2rInum aS number OF Jokes into real
" nsssy,asgstions. In twenty wears
by Sr cor, Finished worse than NTH
'ictIopl and has had the
Ieserse VI winning q great many
tue pennants. Every one ls
"a coneedo that the "BiE
vii "a. a minor league marvel.
~ BIZ nyt ,t go 80 far when q uues-
vague. class bobs up.
rttlf %nU
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-05
B. W. J. MACBETH.

|rwl YORK, Jan. a.-Three strikes
| All out. is one OF the principal
,aIes Of baseball Eut the last
Il ( iar more important than
y Of the tDo preceding ones
Ia toeeihey. any way YOU take
some first-clsss ball hItters
good yas uailed up tho minute
:str gets two strikes on them
n iree hittcrs like Ty Cobb. Hans
- or Larry LaJoie do not be-
ID get a pitcher 6 goat" till nc
} tsn III the hole. For 1t is then
Efosh a demon is Liable TO step
y orc and clout Il into the next
E'ta little preamble has no refer
. vhatcger to any Cobb or Wug-
Ii Lsjole. but 10 one who de-
- more sympathy, d poor, op-
~ baseball manager. TO Wit.
/ caiefP George Steillnss OF the
E National taAenders. For
|1gis Up In ;he pinch with two
+: csucd by Umpire Hard Luck.
h%s choked two do3'n and u
B rn needed. Organized base
MI await hreathlessly the out
y the 1919 campaign 10 see
'a.' or not the 'Blg Chief fans.
'rtallcn he has never yet suf-
2 MS twenty years of base
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-05

i, : way TO Judge a man is 10y
us.,.. .sceord- Let stallings's
y t6e sSr % itself. Stallings took
;flr (, H9w ,eH York Americans In
,iIe lsg,i The previous year,
/. "'ocuon Of Clark Griffith
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-05

.I-..|
'Ah pFeiiy Tlse baseball mer viii
, nightly surprised IL Chief
eaAings makes a failure OF -
upper Of the Hub trsilers.
aus that he is up against O.
y blue outlook for tile imine-
lutpre, but he could be SIT
Sorsc and not. have 10 travel
y ais Owe circuit. His lot
Il 20 easier than that OF any
ilree new rival managers
~ Eycrf. Joe Tinker and Miller
Tinker and Evers have
nms TO work with at the start.
" lake the helm OF nrst di-
c'uos Miller Higgins, VINO
as bresnahan, has q club that
sixth in a fight OF eight. gut
- takes hold OF an absolute
'uunsr. He cannot possibly do
Wan his predecessors and any
smcnt In the final standing OF
w hlll rebound 10 bis credit.
'sIo i'Re 10 lay little bet on
olsllings. He's JUST the Kind
.o9 who rises 10 emergencies.
eosu leader, I do not hesi-
e.ass him with John j. bc-
sAa coHnie Mack. Neither OF
ewd wizards knows moro In
se0all than the Georgian:
4, better judge OF young
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-18

%8r6ulein gbtpira &eisberg, bon
ct. 2oltis, befirtbet iid bier auf 9e.
JUDI bel ibrer Sreunoin, Srau Geo.
GIenf.
Otto &ief uarb Sarnilie, bon
Mapletpoob, funlen am Iesten Sonn-
tag in il|rem Mltto bierber, altf meb.
rere Gage gum 9ei,sb bon Sertpano-
ten llpb Sreut0en.
-SpeO Mlitidler unb Satin, io-
lpie s.. Charles, bon ct. 2ouis, fa~
men airt letter Samstog bon ct.
2pllis, gum 8eiu9 ibrer @ertpan1ten
Den 5anlilien 8. 9ranoenburg lino
6ranf Supp.
-6pau Clara Silnobauien, BON
ct. Souls, traf am uergangelren
Sonntag bier elm, in1 Sirtereile tbres
bieiigen 9eiistbllns, iopie alld gum
9eiltd bieiiaer @e%rlpanoten nno
Sreltroe.
-8m. 9ecfnnm erbielt poriee
ISOLDE einen pnad]tpoIleIL ilngen
Seriep 8uIlen, nelden er lit Gplrm-
Bio, Mo., aus Der Seroe alif Der
Sarm bes oortigen lar0DirtbiGafts
lid}elt G~ollegiimls aitsgetpablt batte.
Die bieiige Sdrbfabrif fat am
Montag bieier ISOLDE Den 9etrieb
pieoer altfgenommen, uno 5fpor iebr
CUR 3ufrieSenDeit ibrer angeItellten,
tpelde ser 6erien obtte geaabIiing
id)on i~iberoriillig Darer.
-Sailt anidlag8etteln, tpelde mir
6ieie @o9e gebrudt bobein, bat Die
fatboliihe @emeitrbe BON Morrl1on
Elm &ifnif rebIt 9a5aar a%rrangiert,
fpeldes aut 0iensto9, belt ndditer
5. @ugltit in Ger Ndbe bon Wtorri-
ion ltattiitr0en miro.
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Brifnns Der goftmeiiter b~ierter
a6foEe

Die Giniloiesft aommiiIior mnd5t
biermit befanrt. hdB am Smnstae,
Den 8. ansuit bier In Sermar,p ei-
ne Briifung itattfinoen wipo, our
9eiesu1rg Der 8oitmeiiterfteIle in
Berger. Das ginfomanerr Der oor-
tigen Stelle betriis INT oergangenett
Sabr 1854. Mpplifanten miiiien in
Dem Eerritorium ipobner, 6as bon
Der Berger Boft bebient miro. Zip
plifatiors Sormulare, iotpie aip6e-
re Snformation ertbeilt Der 8oitmei-
iter bon Berger.
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9as altc SeIsuTanb.
ais cine prabitoriide Sernfteins Sau'
bcISSentraIe be5etfnet.

SsOssNT"N'
Camille Sultan, ser ausseseidnets
Siitoriter bes alien @alien, felt in
Der mRepue oes etubes onciennes",
Dem Organ Der iibfrana6fI9sn Unit
beriitGten. eine beahtenstperte !6p@
.potbsie iiber SeIsolanb auf. SULTAN
bate ldngit Die anfi9t pertreten, baB
Selgolano ole Dem altertum be-
fannte psftli4e 8erniteininiel fei.
Run NOR Selsolano. bas olte go
Iatislanb, in erIter atnie cine beiligi
Sniel. Inter anoeren 3ei9en Der
Seili9teit 1T Ole 4uf5uft BON oen
9Ottern eefpeibten Sieren auf Der
Sniel iiberliefert, alleroinss erSt aus
turolinsifder 3eit. Do9 barf man
oaraus eeiuiB ben Riidi9luB aieben,
baB AUDI in friiberer, prdbiitoriider
3eit Die Snfel beiltg mar un0 baB
bereits in Der gsriobe Der griediI1en
Reiienoen tpie oes bel !Serobpt ers
pdbnten Iriiteas, Der pielei9t am
nDroltden SUB Der Sdrpatben pors
Bel bonn Sdtpar3en big gum 8ultie
f6en Meer sepanbert 1T, uno bes
Bptbeas BON MafiIia - Elm Son=
nentempel auf SelgoIan6 itano.
I'm Oiefen Sempel mag fi6
Der 8ernitein : Sanbel oes Dez
items fon5entriert baben, UNI
bier mDgen iid aud fol9e Son<
%nenmbtben se6ilbet baben, ipie Die
pbdetbonfase i'm MitteImeergsbiet.
0enn gerabe 70 finbet fi9 gu aquile@
ia i'm inneriten Minfel Der gtoria elm
Sonnentempel, Spnnenmptben uno
8ernftein6anoel bereinigt.
Sm Sccioent abnt Sultan an pies
len Stdtten ole GrtIten3 friiberer
9roBer Spnnenbeiligtiimer, nm Die
ii9, geraoe pie na9gepteIener @eiie
um Die 9lbieten oes friiben MittslaIs
ters, Mpt6sn uno MGrfte eebilbet
boben m0gen. @ns fir oos MitteIs
alter gilt, fam fir Die biel ountlere
3ett Der grGbtitorie riidpGrts ges
f6loHsn fpsroeu. Sn Der r!9iitoire
De 8oroeaur" beiBt es: 80 BADEN
ii9 Die grOBen epiinen 3bflsn oes
Mittelalters gebilbet: lie Iinb aug
elmer &pmbinatipn bon Ramen, DO
unb auIten nit elmer fernen
6tItorifden TRADITION iiber ois
&risgs5iige &arls bes @roben ett@
800 lit es oIio gu FOLDER
Som6inatipRen9 Man tann Scarf
ben @roBen nod 8eIin, Saint
Seurin, 8Iabe psrfolgen, bas Iino
nles Rubes uno Gs6etsitationen Der
pilgerbauptro[le fir oas Seiliqtum
0es beiligen Sncob, @ieasiat ipnren
IoI6e gilser sic sriten Grfinoer Der
Geaenoen, ipabre &bopIooen Der NIT
teldlterIifen Gpen". M6qen aud
Die Stirme Der Rorbiee ale Spuren
prdbiitpriiher &ulte unb prdbiItoris
Iden Sanbels auf 6elgolanO pe1ges
baben, 10 iinb Ole 4ndloaien
lno ShliiFe Ses o%benbenonnten 8erz
bod iebr gu bea6ten,
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Srenton aobIen.

Sect lit Die bette @elegenbeit GU
rem 8interporratb an aobIen ein-
3uIegen. oa ole 8reiie nod binig
iiro. Wadt Cure 8eitelunger fir
Trenton &oblen iett bel u. g. II. %.
Nieboff.
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ans RiHonri.

9trh ltftporiihtigeS urlgeDeH
nit einem @epebr fam nm Stells.
tag poriser 8ode bel Sefferfon eitp
bic ID Sabre alte Nellie Garep INNS
2eben, als ii1 Die @affe entl,io.
SIM Mrnlembaas BON galbtuea 80.
lit elm felt 81 Subren BORT befirro-
li6er Sniaiie seitorben, fpeld9er I'M.
ter benz @ameir Sreitng befariuf
mar, aber nientals allsfunit aiber
leine Serfunft gegeben bod.
9ei einem Bicnic Der Maccabee
2oge in 8oplnr 9Iuffs, fiel Die SUIT.
ldifferin Srau Marp Coleman bon
Srenton, Mo., aus einer Sobe pon
iiber 200 SUB i,no Duroe getootet.
Ger Sallidirm bate periogt.
Rabe Sprimgfielb gerietb bas 8eti
Ser alleimpobnenoen ipoblbabelloer
40 Ssobre alien leoieen &attie Srp'
ant oupcb cine mtgefallelte Rretro'
Ieum . 2umpe in 8rono nno oas
u~ngliidlidye SrauerBimnrer %perbrnnll'
te.
Sci elmer ,ireunolidlcn @orerei"
heriebte am Somttag in Hepibllc,
@reene Goutltp, Der iulpge Sarnlel
2enp Tortoll ieinem &amerabelt Nm.
arep Soplor einen Soititidllag dul
sic S~eraaeaero, tpas Den 600 5rt
Solge bottle.
Nobe airfapopo, bel ct. 2onis
begina OH A. Sili Der 6armorbei
ter George 8rier IN 8egenipart lci
rer Iamilie SeIbitmoro 0lrd er'
fdrtesen. gr mar fiir5lid) ulter oel
anflage elm ultorbentlid}es Sous I'M
terbalten 81 baben, perbattet NOR
BEN.
sSn slTb @rope, bel S~pringfielb,
broh om S(benp bes A. Subj tlll
ISpernbaus 2erer aus, % oas Ilir
cine illumination beitimnlte 6eiler'
merf in 9runb gerietb. Siiiri @e.
IdaftsgebGllbe muroen eittgeoldert
urrb ser angerihtete Sd)ooett MIRO
nlf $25, 900 geifjdet.
@pbI cine Ser beiten @uisrililtlt'
qen pol5og @oluperneur 0fajor, NE
SEM er @iliom s. 8oerner, Den
frii6eren itGotiiden &edltsbelltnllo
ron ct. 2ouis, eilten geadteten Sil'
riStpn. slln THIRTEEN Witgltebe Der
Itaatlt6en @e~meinbierit : Commit
Iton ausertp1blte.
2ebte ISOLDE mlrbe IN Sannlbal
iiber oen 8oridtlag Der altSgobe bon
$360,0O0 in 8prOs sur @rtperbiltg
ser @aiIertperfe obgeItimlnt. Die
Sbeilnabnte oil Ger @abl mar 5tpor
nidt lebr groB, aber hos GrBeb1tIB
elm cntidieDenes e8 murben iElrt'
lid, 1401 Stimmen fiir ben gor'
idlog ltnh MIR t72 bogegen ob9e8e'
ben.
glitg GiierIudyt eridoB in &alIas
Gitp ser Sduuipieler Sroif 8oilep,
BON sltlanta Ga, Ieine 6rau, lpcld)e
ebenfaas S6nripielerin lnro inter
Gem 8iibnenltainen Ma5p @olporos
befanrt mar; Damn eridpB lid 9ntlp
Ielbit. Sas Yoar mar bon Wdrloln,
Io., gefommen, mo- es idton ON
Mitttpod ei1lcn Streit batte.
sSt ct. 2oitis beain9en an Sums"
tog Stuei Sraliensimmer in perld)ie-
heren StoottbeiIen Selbitmorb. ins
Dem iie lire aleiber onsiinOeten utro
perbranrten. @e9en nn9lldltdl'
er gbeperbdltniiie begging ole &c.
trenft bon ibrem Wante lebenoe %
Sabre aIte Srall 0ellie Sfel Die
Sbat unb fir ole 2SSobre alte 6ror
amaIio Seib mar Ole 9efitrdtung,
geiitesfranf 5u mer6eit, ole llriad)e.
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Huxol &
Schaefer
HERMANN.'MO

-aBie lms bon Or. Saffner NIT.
sabeilt tpnr6e, Iiest George 8r,,ens.
mobrfaft an Der Stint greef, our
|3eit be6enfIid fraraf barnieber.
-Graa, 2ena @ppIs, BON ct.
Souls, tpel1e bier bel ibrer Wiitter.
5rum Waria MideI, auf 8eftth &C.
neien mar, febrte am lesten Conn.
too tpie6er radJ bduie 5uriid.
&efdafsIerte, babt ibr 9enii.
seno Seaerperfidermns alf eisrem
Boarenporratb2 @eriidert benieI.
ben eegen gerIuft Bel 9. u. Silber.
-Bm. Stride u,o @attin itnf
boderfreit infolge zines 8eirtdes
bes Mapperitords, speGder am leg
TEN 9ierstag in ibrem Seim einfebr.
tie mnb elm bralles fleines Mabder
mitbradte.
-Sreb &lirtge tpur6e nod furser
Seriear pom Steuer-9 Department iuie'
ser gum 9ienft gerufen, nno reilte
iniolge beiien ONT letter. SonntGa
na6 9llenbiIle, Mo. nm bort leine
Stelle ais II. e. Sanger m5lttreten.
-Srall Iolpine gmos, pel6t
hipr bei ihrer Mlttter. Srqlt &. Waal.
6eriee, mebrere @ohen aitf 8elrdl
gelpeiem NOR, febrte am Sorin.
tog mieber nod bauie, nod st,
2oiiis, 5uriif.
-@alter alerrf ipelder leit &C.
rarurrer 3eit an @~penoicitis litt,
muroe am Oienstog oieier 8odt
nab ct. 2oiris, in eit Soipital ge'
brodt, Inn iid} einer operation 81
urtter5ieben.
Nor &ioerlin, BON Icaittrid.
ftattete inns am Mittmph einelt OH
aenebnten 8eiub ab BUR grneuerlirtl
Ieines @bonnementS.l @r berld)tett
oab ole 9urdJidnitts-@ eiaenernte in
igottom 35 @uibel betrltg.
pic gntcrpriie @iIitdr |aapeqt
hot nit Ser Sermarrn S. & g. SO,
Elm Nbfomlten getroffen, infolge pei
len am qt1d5iten Sonntag cine Spa.
Sierio9rt a,tf eiltem Der Soote Der
obigen Gortponie itattfinoen miro,
0aS 8oot miro Die bieiige @erfte
I'M balbspei l1br nod Mtittog per'
lollen, Itroma,if Bis nah @agconaoe
iubren, oann BON bort bis rad Ser
oer, uno Inn Z llbr abenoS ipteoer
bierber 5%llriiffebren.
-Geridaebere @eiete fir Sotel'
regulierung iinb in &raft 9etretel1,
0arulter audi Die 9eitinmilna, Dob
an in sic slltgen fallenben Steaen
in oeir Sotels 2iiten nit Den Erei.
lem fir 3iumer uipo otpoeree ge-
ollemlidfeiten angebraht meroer
miiIien. Cine oroere 9eltimmltng
mad1t es gu einem 8etrilg merat ell
@oIt feline &e6nltng iid)t be5oblt;
ferner erbdlt elm Sotel bos TedJt,
sic @aaren elmer Sirma ooer &of-
fer nit WuItern nit geidlog 5t he
legen, tpeilit elm &eiierber Der Sir.
nla ieine Sotelredr1tng nift be-
5ablt.
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g~sriammlans bes guarb Of srabe.

Cine SpeciaI-@~ erimml,rng 6es
Board of Sraoe, BON Serrnarr1t, lit
Etermit auf naditen Samstag. (aIio
nlorger), ben 19. Suli, nm s ltbr
abenos, fta6 Der Stabtbale einbe-
rufen. 3ped Der 8eriammlung; Die
geipref}llng uil1 9~eratbung BON @r-
ge~legenbeiten, ipelde nit 8eails out
Die Sntereiien unierer Stnot bon
b0diter 8i6tigfeit iin6.
Sbeo. @raf, 8rei.
S. $. Saienritter, Secretdr.
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Sci ct. 2ouis l~tiir5tc Der 29i1b.
ri9e Sreo. Defines aus eiircm Mo.
torboot in Der MiiTIiippi ulS ere
trarf Dor oert Iugen ieiner Sraitt.
9fuf ieiler Sarm bel Sees Sitn'
nrit, Sofion Gpirntp, purbe Der 60
Sabre aGte Sarmer 8nt. &ogers bon
einem ieiner 9ullen dngesriffen uno
5u CODE g~etreten.
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r sf,,fSerSeihp

-Gr. aufoerSeibe, BON 8rafe.
urto Or. Manfopf, BON SEEM Sapen,
waren an 0;enstag 6ieier ISOLDE
bier , ant6 aiiiitirten Or. Safiner BEL
elmer 8linboorm Operation tpeld,e
an Der Sod.ter bon 6ralt Carolina
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preis uno baben tirreidlenb leeie
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outen, eebroufen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-07-18
We are always at you r
service to do your
Plumbing
Heating &
TinWork

at the most reasonable
prices. We gladly furnish
estimates free of charge at
your request.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-07-02

Watch the show window at
Moore's Furniture Store, on Poplar
st. The place to buy Furniture
Adv. 7-2-tf
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-07-02
Mrs. Gould Hurt.

Mrs. J. Gould, who resides with
her daughter, Mrs. Walter Hurley,
at her home i'll the flat over Yates
Bros store. corner of Race and
dent last night about half-past n-ne
Cedar streets, met with an acct
o'clock, which came near being very
serious. She was descending the
stairway in tie rear of the proper
ty when her foot became caught,
and she fell all the way to the
ground. DR. Guy Stelee was hur
riedly sum mo1ed, and rendered sur
gical aid. One Of her arms was
broken, and she received a deep
cut in the head, but DR.. Steele
states that the injuries are not seri-
Gus. Mrs. Gould is about 20 years
of age, and on account of he- ad
vanced years, it was feared that her
injuries might prove more serious
than to a younger person.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-07-02
4 FOOLISH CANARD.
Mr.. Miles Was Not A Candidate
For a Federal Appointment
And BARELY Missed" 1t

1t is difficult to conceive more
ridiculous fabrication than the one
recently published by the Baltimore
American, the Republican and Balti-
more City Democratic Machine Or
gan of the State. to the effect that
former Congressman Joshua W..
Miles. of Somerset county, had been
an applicant for, and barely missed,
big Federal appointment, to wit,
the Commissionership of Internal
Revenue
The facts are that Mr.. Miles was
not a candidate for this position,
and never authorized anyone to so
state to the PRESIDENT; knows abso-
lutely nothing of any backing which
he had from the Maryland Demo-
cratic Delegation in Congress for
this position; never sought such
backing; does not believe the
President ever considered his name
in connection with this important
post, and finally, while fully ap-
preciating the vrey great Importance
Of the duties of this office to the
Government and the people, could
not have accepted such a position
If the same had been rendered.
We are authorized to make this
statement by Mr.. Miles himself,a and
II IS only necessary further to state
that ii is not surprising to Mr..
Miles fellow townsmen, who know
him best, to learn that the duties
of this particular office would not
have been to his taste and liking.
Maryiander & Herald, Princess
Anne, Md.