davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-14
Sra Sc peitliSe
Staters %Se9islaturer,
Hurth Nafuta.

2egislatltren blep fproig meb lit
Irbeioe iibite llge, oct pil iige, ben
hapOe oa ppret iamIet De 60 Gage,
iom Sopen bar foreifrepet for bper
2egiSlotur. 2op9iperne fan / Def
itorc % belle ie tilbage paa Ell ganlfe
Irltat6or Sesiion, tiltrobs for, at be
iorctagne llnoeris5eIicr meo Senipn
iii iorifieQiqe oifentlige Snltitlttio.
ner % 0eportemerter life ierte til
noact ipnoerlig &eiultat. 9lanbt De
2ope, iom bleo pebto9re, er felgenoe:
On at Spergsmaalet angoaenoe
foiroeIia Stemmeret ifol forel9gges
til notwithstanding / 1914; en- 2op
iii Reaulerina al areaturbolo paa
Sormen, ianleoeS at oct life fol pGre
tiuoSt at Iaoe areatrrer panfe ON,
bpor DC pil, meominbre Gountperne
peo Stcmmegiming ioa beitemmer;
ON at SrititeeS / 9onbSbper pg
SopnS tiaabcs at ubItebe Sranfices
FOR eleftriif @elnsnina, SeIeion 0. l.;
ON Snitiatip % referendum; ON
SSorbno moo oe ~iaafalbte public
brinfing cups; Sorbito MOB, at
Sr~uffenbolte, gpileptifere, ambsipa.
&c oq iinbsipge inoeaar / sgateifab;
ON Sprettelien al 10 npe Ssiifoler
FOR 9anbbr,,g / 1918 og ire til /
1914 iarnt 9euilgnin5 al $77,500
aarlia til Sfolesiemeb; ON at ser
ffal p9re Ell aaben OF rpbbet EIaos
s SOB paa huer SIDE al ct Serbia.
neipor; ON at alle Sportler, iom inc.
betales iii Statens gmbeoSmenS.
ifal operoraees Statsfasien, ON Ne.
aiitrerina al Sarmnapne hos Regiiter
OF Seebs; ON at forelGgee Solicit iii
aiaisreIie / 1914 Spsrgsmaalet ON
| Statstilihio iii 2anbepeie; ON at bet
ifaI p9re Sopnibip.g Establishments
: gIistcr at bragg Smiors ior 5atti.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-14
6iper Krofter
llScn at u~perlGsic Mapcu.

Torrctningsmon6en iiGr trpnaer
ct NTrinaSmiOocI, ser ON Moraener
life piI operIGsie Wapen men ooo
aioc Oc for Sagen ~nsopenoige Iunbs.
frUitcr.
Nporbon en- Mono fan fuIofsre
BET Grbei0c, Der i~orcIigger, beror
mc8ct paa Oen Start ban iaar bper
Mtorgcn.
@on tan life prre belt lto nirfe-
0p9ti8 meO en- tltn9 6rofoit al aisb
og &otctcr, iii bpis SoroeicIie Der
bruac& en- bel Gel GncrQi.
Gn Sorretuing&mono / California
ioriegtc at iiuOe en- COMMUNICATING
al Se0cni0Icr, ser ON Ntorgcnell
life opcrIGSicbe Mopen, men BOG
prooucereoe Gnergi.
San ifriper:
IS mango 9lor bar ica life iItanh
iii at iiube ell Srcofioit 5000, ser
pur nGrcnbc rot til Of oprcthoIbe en-
SorrctuinQ$mano uhet at opcrlGSie
Niopcn, bepirfe ilct SorosicIie % lig'
ncnOc Snocr.
ga icg hapoc SCI mcgct trooelt
% tili9c par meAet ncrpeS, bciluttc'
sc icg belt at iIoiic S"rofoitcr. Mter
iii al 9pffc blcp icg tiIraabet at for
iegc @ropesRutS.
Chen Sen Worgeu bar iea Dor
ret Tom Ell nh Naub; fan arbeibt
ilben at trrtte8, min Sarfe or flar
mine Ncrper itrrfe % roligc.
Seq iinber iirc Sbeifefiloe q
Grape Shuts, en- al Suffer % Iib
folb McIf at nrrc Ell ~pelima9eno
Srotoit ser itprtcr mig for 0u8ens
Sorrctriue." Napret opgipes q
Eoitum 60, Battle Greet, Did,
9Gs oen lille go9. "Sbe &oab Il
@ellpile", / boer Eoffe.
Ser er Ell 8runb."
R~uscnInoe lGit uucnitaaenot
Srep? ct mt oil forefumme ir,
Sio iii anbcn. &c or rate, innbr o!
inlSs Of Sntsresie for Nemneife
broen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-14
&Qrt Duer NorQe.

aifebpuss 2pnrmeutias pper Rprae.
l1barbeibet oeb aapt. Sc. @Iebiti6. Ris>
tis en- SpIassbus for ale Siem, intui,
ri9boloie, pratttif. gtlaset bigger paa
@eelmubbens 2o%mmentIas. men iamt>
lise Starter er rebiSeret os flere er belt
nbe. atIaset inSeboIber 81 bobbeIts
iibebe aartbIabe o9 er foripnet meb
Rabreresiiter. Sitebetfor itatiitife Saz
beler briuser bet forte 8eitripeIier oper
be foriielise 9anbsbeIe, iuuitreret me6
tbpiite 2arbfabsfptoerafer. Sor at
eisre atlaset mel .nuIis til bber @anbs
Gle er Yriien fat iaa Iabt Iom iii inbs
bunbet S1.OO e1er meb Soften" ct
aar / Sorifub S1.75.
9. anunbien gnbliibins Co.,
Secprab, Sppu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-14
4un pnkntu.

SBi Sanbpris. Gn Sarm / Grant
Gountp lolgtes Der ON Iagen FOR
1926 pr. Icre. Iii Cato er bette
Den bsieIte Eri5 mar Ser bar betaIt
FOR 6ormlano.
SrGbt peb ltlpffcstilfeloe. Rop
Inberion, 9 glor Qarmel % Sen al
Ell Hanfer peo @orie Greet, nPr
Belle 6ourfe, blep forleben brpbt
peo at rammes / @oueoet al en- Sern.
banenagle.
Stpr 2cieitalo br9nbt. George
GrblerS SeieltaIo / Gonoe nebbrpno,
re Nnt iii SirSoo9 meo nj Seite iamt
Ell bel Gel aisretoier, S9ler o. i. D.
Sobet aniloge5 til $1,000, beIpiS
crltattet ueo assurance.
grmb / Srapcr. Sra Sraper /
Spmon County if mo SirSbog /
Eterre SeIcfonbuo ON, at belle 9pert5
6orretniu9Sitreg por Iagt / gife tios
Zig Ben famine Morgen. Sabet iags
oeS at lobe op / Gl,iillOer.
@elsiprcnoc &can. Sioite Man.
Dag bauoe mon / C~nteanen al Siorr
Sails ct pelgisrcnoe Hegn, Ser pil
biGlpe til at bringe Sroiten no al
Soroen. 6armcrne bar begpnbt at
aiere Sorbereoelicr til SaararbeiOet.
Sil Stntcns Soatrpffer. @uper.
Nor 9prnc bar iioite Wanboa uo-
nrpnt y. 3. Sobnion, tibligere Se.
itprer for Stotc HubliibiItg 60. /
Tierre, til Stotcns @ommisiGr for
Srpfning. Set me 9oarb OF Gbari'
ties ono Corrections, ~beitoaenoe al
.. 9. Solion al Siour Sails, q. &.
HebfieIo al Ropio Gitp % @arrcn
8reen, bleu iannmc Dag inolatte | iit
Gmbeoe.
Sturt @ranStab / GaitlcmuoS. s.
:. 6eio & Cos gutifbpJning /
GaitIemoob ncbbrrnote iioite Wan.
bag meb ct Cab al $4,000, buorai
Salpoeleu er bGffet PED Islurance.
Slben opltob / aiPIoeren, % Den an
toges Of pGre iorpoIbt peo ct man
gcliilIbt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Set
er anoen Sang inben fort Sio, al
Spen bar ltbt ct life ubetpoelisi
9ranbtab.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-14
Nnrn Dakota.

SpipitaI ! Wutt. Iott bar bibtil
bapt line nprmeite SoipitaIer i Wan
Dan os 9ismarcf, men Cont er nj
flsbt og Spfsrelien al ct SoipitaI pil
lie til Sommeren.
Nlanlrgser eleftriif Clinic. er
eleftriif Sinle ira 9icfinion iii Woti
er Ell al De npeite BIaner / Hetnina
al ganebpgnin9. 9et err SanbeIs.
foreningen / 9icfinior, iom bar 70.
itret oenre Plan.
aoniolioeret sfOle / Sberbroofs.
Seo oct nplie afboIbte @aIg / Sber.
proofs o9 tiaig9enbe Siitrift blep Def
n1eo itor Maioritet beiluttet at l,bite.
De Bombs for $4,000, bpormeb Den
nilp9renoe Sfolebpaning ifal i,bpi-
oes, ioa ben fan rumrue 2an0biitrif-
tets Gleper.
Sfplclanb ifal nbIcics. Get tilbas
gepPrenoe al Statens SfoleInno pil
/ Sebet al De nplte 30 eaer 40 Gage
blipe noleiet, og 90 enOcl beraf fig
ger | bel bebp9gebe Strsa, pil Der
uoen Suil blipe Hift 0crom blanot
DC omboenbe Sarmere. Saaleoes |
GalS Sountp, bpor Sonoet pil bltue
uobuot tiaeie ben 3bic Ipril.
Surflrot iom IarmarbciSer. Sra
@tsbee meloes, at en- una Yige / belle
ire Iar hapoe arbeibet iom "Spre.
gut" Ser / Smegnen, ltoeu at no5en
bapoc nGret Wistanfc meb Serlpir
til benoes pirfeIige aian. Eigen ias.
oeS at pGre ira ct peIitaaenoe Silent
| ipolige Winnelota, og / lit Sag iom
Stenograf fllnbe bun / @perne bape
erbolot en- goo Sen, men bltn bapoe
faoet Smag pda 2mblioet og Irbei-
De / CUBS frie Hatur, boorfor bun
traf / WanosflGoer % Orog peItoper.
Wcoens bun arbeibeoe / Ome1nen al
Stsbee gif bun UNDER gtaunet Sobn.
ion.
8ammelt 9Ggtepar faar SjemluD.
We0 fun faa Cages Wfelenlrrm er
Crit 9ogitao og bans Suitrl1 aari
Sogitao lagt tilbuile pno aals Strife
gaarb / Sroia Gountp. Sllitrilen be.
~gropeoes BEN 4oe % Mlanoen ben Soe
5ebr. 9eg9e bar ianme Iar fsote
/ Ster FreItegiplb, @llbbrunosoalen,
aari Den 17Oe sunni o. Grif BEN 14be
Hop. 1929. Ceres 9Ggteifab peliia.
neoes meb fem Born, bporaf ire MI
leper, nemlig Gbriition paa Samis
liens Surm; Sobn, CONNER / Srain
Golrtp % boenbe / SiQsboro, iumt
Watbias, SGrer peb Sanbbrllgsifo.
len / Sarge.
SiGlp paa Tarmcn. Sm6elsfors
eninJen / aenmare bar giort Soran.
Italtninaer til Samarbeioe meo On.
egnens Sarmere for Of ifaffe oisie
Den ~nsooenbige ENTHUSIASTICALLY. ct
WsSe ifal / oisie Gage nibolbes, og
forifielige Elaner bill ga fremIpa.
ges. Won oiI forieee at bepage eifte
@tGnb til at iIptte in6 og arbeibe
FOR Ell bis maoneolig eIler aarlie
Ssn, % mango 5Grnere bar Iopet of
isrge for gobe gefremmligbeber for
fine a%rbeibsfoIf. @pis itabige ar.
~belosiolf flinoe iifres, piloe Smeg.
mems Sormere IP9ge an meb Weiert.
britt, bporneo gifte ioIf games 9e.
ifiGfti9eIie iaapeI 8inter iom Som-
mer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-14
Sturt S%rauStab / Gaitlcmuoo.
Mputuuu.
Wanac on, 3uScf

Wansc ON gnsct. I'll bet aninm'
beuoe SpuaIg / Great Sails bar Der
melot liz life minore enb tolp &an-
biSater for Mapor. If bisie err Der
fire Gemofrater. ire &epublifanere.
en- SocioIiit % ire Brogrcsiipe. Sor
ale stilineer iom MeoIemmer at
Spraaoet er Ger oeiaa ilere aanoioa'
ter, % @algfampen er oen liplielte
man ~nogeniinoe bar bapt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-14
Jnolanoet.
9nfun.

SpAptA.
Sieu eaar. Sien paa N~iSiiSiippi
fIoben beapnote Sirsbog ben III
Marts OF brpoes % beuGge it5 pei
Oapenpprt. Sorriee Mar Iua Ser
Der fait til 29be WhartS.
9sac / Sattisbaiet. @ininm Sop
pc, Der iaabes at pTre oct isrIte a
acknowledgements inbiatte Eoitbno
Ges Moiues, bsbe forlenen / 6attl9.
huiet beriteoS, so Iar gammel.
Spriuor. Tiunccr Spb. s. u
Gricfion, ser / 40 Iar bar bnot III
Stem / 9orimor. oeoe ithitc 6re0aa
beritebs efter ct Iangporiat SpJclele,
rs gdr eommel. SAN eftcrlooer It9
Suitru og pttc @ern.
Tlcrc Sfolcbngninacr. @co oct
Ntanoag aihoIotc SfoIcpuI0 bclLlltte'
Sc 03oion Gin mco oucrpGloenoc
Nfuioritct Of unitcbc @onoa for $50
600, hpormcN ifuI opierca Here Sto'
Iebnaninqcr / Den itnoi8 porenoc %p.
Epcrfiprt uco ROrthmuuo. Ghriit
frehericfion blcp iorleoen Morgcn
funocn orGbt % IcmITitct pco Sloen
az WirneapoIis < St. Sortia @ancr5
Spor PED 9orthmooN. ~&tAipnaIlls
rneu fon iii oct Rciultot, al bans
9eb ifnIbtes ct llIpffeatiIiplbc.
NurmaIifulcn ilurcrcr. &intcrmis
ren oeb Stutcns NormoIifolc | Sc
bor Sails aiiluttcota Gir@OoQ ocnnc
llac, % en- &laSie g~raouereOc "a tro
NnitaIten. Ger har | Ssbet a. oenne
Serrniu opret 1871 Gleper pe0 Sfor
len, bpiIfet err mere end unoer nogen
onoen Serutin iiOen Stolen oprettc'
bcs for 3S Iur ii0cll.
@ploipm 2nitiart. NcI& Stciimr'
ION, Ell Sarmcr rGr @ol0fel0, fom
forIebcn 9o1 uIporliJ tiIifooe, ga Ct
9%torthneItern SoQ trni hans So0n,
iNet ban fiertc oUer SporCt. @an
bIep iIpnqct tppc 500 gjelnem Sltf'
ten, % Oct aniaaeS for CT Huber, at
ban iIup meo 2ipet, lllpffen bap0c
hog en- anbcn iergeli9 Telgc, i0ct
Wfr. StcifanionS 0uttcr bcu nritc
So9, uocn Spil pau @rl1rb al ocn
itcrfc Sirb8bcppgclic, ramnCNe@ al
ct SiertctiIfGI0e % i;prtc0c Neo ON.
Ggct Spsucrf. Solar Sails be-
ilutteoe iioite Wan6aQ mco 1878
moo 21S Stenlnlcr at oprcttc CIct
Spsperf, bportil ifal ubltcbCa Bombs
for $4,000. Giti5cna' @na nnO
electric 60, ser nj lcpercr @clpa.
ming FOR 9pen, befienOtQior0c / ellen
&c Sime, Of Eriien for GlGftricitct
piIbe bIipe nebiut ira IS til If Gents
Or. aiIopat. men Bette los life iii
at bape rtoaen Sirfninq pau &pIQers
ne. apin6erne fuu6c fate lin Stems
me oeO bette &ulq. o. omtrent $50
beuptteoe iiG al Nnlc0uinQcn.
Spuc Sons SlipcS. Gu Tn,lt,
baubIcr / 2cS Woincs mobtpQ inrle.
oen Dag en- Sorien0iug al tppc Cons
Slioes, buffet iigeS at upre Den itsr.
lie S%oripntnq man uoqcniinbe bar
ieet Der al oerne isOiltrc SeIifotesic.
6ru9teu, Ser fon belt ira SepiIle /
Soanien, bar anbragt / pGIbiqe 5Slls
itaqer, Ser bper hoIbt ct Son "a Tor
alminbeIige Mcrneifcr. ser finn bar
feet Den grenme &Tffcrbibifen / imoo.
itrIi5c TIuifer, por bi@ie tppe oTl.
bige SsnOer ct nGiten opcruGIoenoc
Spn. Sfslge 8ro5hnnoleren, ser
moOto8 Oerne TorienoinQ, iGIQcr
bette Ttrma 40 Cons SIipc@ ON No.
ret aIene / Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-14
Ger er Ell 8runo.

Ruscninoe loft u%pcnitaaenoe
Srep? ct mt sil forefumme fra
lib iii anbcn. &c or rate, innbr %
inios af Snt.resie for Nenneife.
beben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-14

Ssi 2anopris. Gn Sarm / Grant
9ountp iol9tes Der ON 9agen for
1926 pr. Icre. Iii Cato er bette
Den beieite Eri5 man ser bar betaIt
for SSarmlan6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1913-03-14
Mtunfrptu.
Hn ORGANIZATION / Cannon NullS.

gtl AUGMENTATION I Nn1iipi wills.
Soer CT holpt &uuorcOe al Cannon
SaIse BorQere orqouiicreoe iorIcocn
en- Gloic 4$iociution Tor at ooretalc
&pena Tlrtere5icr. Eli TorcniuQcna
Erpitoent ooIqtea $. Z. Nmrion;
&iccprpi0cnt. @Corqc &. @ilion:
SctrctGr, u. u. @uocrior, % au2.
icrcr, :. {. @ouuton. Ter nil uco.
Ii1cholOc@ ct tio&mUaiiQt aIubor,
relic.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-22
board are prohibited from becoming
officers of member banks for more
than. two years after retirement from

II
.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-12-22
AGREE ON CHANGES IN THE
CURRENCY BILL

CURRENCY BILL
Washington, Dec. 22-The con-
ference committee have come to an
agreement on the currency bill, and
it is expected that it will pass both
houses today and. TIL at Pres. Wilson
will aff1x his signature at once.
The following changes were agreed
upon:
In the makeup of the federal re-
serve board, the controller of the
currency is to be ex-oficio chairman
of the board, the other six members
to be appointed by the president.
The senate provision for an insur-
ance fund to guarantee deposits in
national banks has been stricken
from the measure, also the senate
amendment which would allow the
use of the new federal reserve notes
as bank reserves.
the board.
The government two per cent
bonds will be retired. running two
years after the new system is install
ed, at the rate of $25, 900, 900 year.
This amount will be taken over from
the present national banks by the
new regional banks in proportion to
their capital and surplus.
On. one-half of their bonds the
regional banks will be allowed to is
sue currency similar to the present
bank notes. The remainder will be
retired by the substitution of twenty
year 8. per. cent bonds. or. treasury
gold notes, with an agreement that
the regional banks will renew the
notes each year for thirty years.
The conference agreed to retain a
senate amendment by, which no
member of Congress shall accept any
division of profit in the new system.
The compromise measure framed
by the committee is not expected to
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-19
CHARLIE DEALS VALLE
INCREASED $50 II DA Y FOR
TWO MONTHS IN 1912

base last season because OF ill-health.
An operation this winter has so i'm.
proved his condition that he doesn't
resemble the same young man that
he was last season
Charlie was always accounted a
great fielder and his hitting this sea-
son has improved immensely Judging
by the way he has been slamming
them out thus far. lie used to- hit
under them, but now he gets down
orr the ball properly.
Playing for scouts was one OF Char.
lies specialties last season. lie says
that he had an almost uncanny knack
OF detecting sleuths in the grand.
stands and there certainly were
enough from both high class minor
and major league clubs after him last
season.
When Bobby Lowe tripped up to
Bay City to watch him, he hit like q
fend, getting three triples and a
double In fve times at bat. Later
Bill Donovan looked him over ana
Charlie was again fortunate in his
hitting.
II liked to have scouts watching
me-" smiles Charlie. They were my
horseshoes." X. L. Y.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-19

NEW ORLEANS, La, March 19.--
Charlie Deal, who Is looked upon as
the Tigers most promising candidate
for third base, increased in value at
the rate OF $50 a day for two months
after he started playing professional
baseball. Judging by the esteem in
which he is held by Manager Jen-
nings now he has increased much
more than that every day that he has
been on the southern training trip.
Deal was picked up off the Pitts
burgh sandlots by a Pittsbur2her once
interested Ia the Bay City club In the
South Michigan league. Charlie was
sent to the lake town where ne stayed
only month before being transferred
OH a trade to Jackson. His value
IN that trade was estimated roughly
al 1000.
Deal had been with Jackson only
another month when Detroit called
him in. paying s2.500 for him. Thus
in so playing days. he had advanced
from a sandlotter, signed for nothing.
to major Lacquer, purchased at a
cord-breaking price.
Deal was unable to show the De.
! troit club the stun he had at third
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-19
SEEMS THAT NOTHING
CAN STOP MULLIN
He is Living Up to Every Prom.
Use; Says He's Going to
Have Best Season Ever

NEW ORLEANS, March 19.-Only
the worst kind Of bad luck can hold
George Mullin back from good year
In 1913.
From the time that George signed
his contract up to today he has said
that he was going to be In shape this
year and win games. He has made
good on every promise thus far. He
has done conscientious work in get
ting in shape and Is right now in
nearly as good condition as he was
at the beginning OF the season of 1912.
Some have said that Mullin is in
just as good shape right now as he
was. He himself won't admit that
but says that he feels better than he
has for years and that when the sea
son opens he'll be close to midseason
form.
George has toyed with all opposition
that has been put up to him thus far
He didn't work hard against New
Orleans the first day he pitched chree
innings against them, but Only one
man got further than first base, and
he died at second. r. l.. Y.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-19
STOCK MARKET
ANTICS PUZZLE
WALL STREET
Market Jumps In Fright al
Shadows and Also Shows
Quick Recovery
SHERMAN SUIT STORY
CAUSES DISTURBANCE
Smelling Shares Break -Four
Points and Recover More
Than 2 Pet. Before Close

Copyright, 1913, by The New York
Evening Post Company
NEW YORK, March 19.-Today's
stock market was such as to puzzle
even Wall-st. II undoubtedly showed,
on the one hand. the extent TO which
the stock exchange was ready to
jump In fright at either substance or
shadow, and, on the other hand, the
extent to which an organized bear
party" Is seeking material for either
but IL also showed distrust OF
"rumors" and capacity for quick
recovery. During most of the day
the market was wholly dominated by
a report (which professed to be
Officially that suit under the Sher.
man law was about TO be entered
against the smelling combination. On
this, the shares of that company
broke four points, and other stocks
yielded with It. In due course, ii was
tAs-steFy- had-nG
authoritative basis, and that no such
suit was in present contemplation
Thereupon Smelling shares recovered
more than two percent, and in the
urgent rush to cover short sales"
elsewhere. stocks such as Reading
and Union Pacific more than regaineo
all their earlier loss and. the genera
market turned genuinely strong. Pos
sibly Wall-st. was left at the close
In doubt az to what would happen
hereafter in the smelling matter
This. 1t may be observed in passing
is situation which has existed fol
sometime past: for the stock ey
change has known that the policies ol
this concern, in its not very long dis
tant history. have made It's position
in such regards bit precarous. I,
was somewhat noteworthy that Eur
ope's stock markets held mp unexpect
edly well and displayed no alarm Over
the Greek kings assassination.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-19
Chiffon KING
TAKES OPENER
AT CHARLESTON
FavOrite Rewards Confidence Of
Large Number of Backers
by Cashing at l to 2
ADA, AT 8 TO 1, WINS
SECOND RACE ON CARD
Walters and Single, Coupled ID
the Betting, Second and
Third Respectively

PALMETTO PARK, CHARLES
TON, N. c., March 19.-Chilton King
strongly backed, won the first race
on today's program koerner rode
the victor and cashed at to 2. early
Light was second and Good Day,
third.
Ada bested the maiden two-year'
olds in a four-furlong dash. Walters
and Single, coupled in the betting
also finished IN the money.
Summaries:
First Race-3-year-olds. 5ig fur
longs: Chiffon King. ! To :. To ant
out, won: Early Light, TO !. to
and out. second. Good G3y, d to ], Il
> and to 5. third. Time. l;oS2-5 Nos
redna, Pandorina, kinmundy also ran
Second Race-Maiden 2-year-olds.
! furlc ngs: Ada. to ], TO ! and tt
5, won. Walters. 10 g. TO and out
coupled with Single. second; Single
third. Time. $50. Edna Lsska, Sinai
leo. Old Jordan. John Hatcher and Chas
Cannell also ran.
Third Race-3-year- olds and up, sell
!, to / and to. 5, won Toddling, .
TO 10. = 10 and out, second; Neneta
Strome. to 2, even and TO 2. third
Time. 1903 Id. Snowflake, Agnes May
Willis Alderman Chicco and Howdy
Howdy also ran.
Fourth Race--3-year-olds and up
selling, handicap, one mile: Spellbound
) 10 |, = 10 and I To 10, won; Colonel
Cook. even TO 3 and out. second
Hoffman. 8 to 9, 10 and / TO 3, third
Time. 1:I3 IS Husky Lad Supervisor
Lawton Virgins also ran.
n nd ,tt. aal1
ing. furlongs Counterpart, to ).
TO and ont. won. Queen Bee. to 5,
TO and TO .. second; r. VI. Gray. Il
i. even and / to T. third. Time, 1:2g 3-5
New star Camel, Ella Crane. Idleweis,
also ran.
Sixth Raccs--5 year-olds and up
wards. selling one mile: Mycenee, 4 Il
3, to 3 ana out. won. senator sparks
10 J, 10 > anu to 4. second; Syo'
settle. 5 TO l. > to ! and even third
Time. l.4i l-5. Roseburg ", Mis-
Jonah. Cynosure, Commoner's Touch
Morgan Wilson, also ran.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-19
MORIARTY NEXT
TIGER TO Be
CLUB MANAGER
Tiger Veteran Picked to Boss
Minor League Team When
He Quits Detroit
is EMINENTLY QUALIFIED
FOR SUCH A POSITION
Would FOllCw Such Men as Bill
Donovan, Elberfeld and
Bill COughlin

NEW ORLEANS, March 19.-
George Moriarty is the next Tiger
slated TO be manager or minor
league bail club.
The Tigers have made several not
able contributions to the manage
ment OF the smaller clubs Of the coun-
try, among the most conspicuous OF
the bosses among the smaller fry
who were former Detroiters being
Bill Donovan at Providence In the In
ternational league, Bill Coughlin at
Allentown In the Tri-State league,
and "Tabasco" Elberfeld in the
Southern association.
The last and most closely as
sociated with the Tigers Is Bill
Donovan, the hero OF many year
from the time he joined the Tigers
until he was made boss OF the Greys
last season.
Donovan was Manager Jennings
rig5-hand man during the last years
hat the two men were together on
the club. When the Yannigans took
their trips In the spring, Donovan was
ing needed to be done, Donovan was
sent out to look the prospects over.
Thus It came about that he was
qualified. not only by his long ex-
perience az star pitcher. but by his
services as Jennings assistant to
take the post that he now has. So
when Messrs. Navin. Yawkey, Jen-
nings and Cobb secured control Of the
Providence club. and Jakey Atz, now
of the New Orleans club. was de
posed as manager, Wild Bill was i'm
mediately hurried over there.
| Next In line OF succession a.
choice for managership on leaving
! the Tigers. comes Moriarty. He IA
Thoroughly qualified for such a pos.
ton when his usefulness to the Tig
ers has been usurped by some
youngster.
Moriarty is one of the craftiest
players In the game. He is a close
student of everything he goes into.
and he has gone into baseball heart
and soul He Is popular with the
players. making big hit with the
youngsters. Yet, Morrie Ia fighter
and there is no doubt but that he
would assert his authority, once he
was given command OF team.
Morrie Is far from through as q
Tiger, judging from present appear.
ances. When II Is known that he
played all last year with broken
thumb that prevented his gripping d
bat and yet hit ,24S. or better than
Witt, Louden. Gamer, Bush or Deal,
much respect for George must be
granted.
Morrie says that II he gets on that
third bag this season there won't be
q chance to get him of II. X. L.. Y.