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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-09

pIieb nidts aIs Ooeibes .aiaggefaug"
in Dem griinen aran3 Der Weltliteras
tur dis gemelnianer Seiib Der auls
turpoiter. 9ennod peroRneu oieie
IieOer uniere Apfmertidmteit, Idon
oes1dIb, neil lie nod 6sute in Ssr+
bien Iebenog llno un0 Den gbdratter
pieies Boltes niht nur tlar pioers
ipiegeln, ionoeru audi lett nod merta
LID beeinllu1en. "a trsttu iis uns
I'M 0lan3e oe8 9eIoenIieoes entgeaen,
bic tiibnsn 1irten6eIiger, Die ME
Der tleine Haopis1 ungebsusrIide la
ten pollbringen. uno tie piIoen Rdus
Der Aus oem WalDgsbirge', Die
Goeimut nit @rauldmteit gu poarer
9as n1irtlein" lpiro be.
Iiegt uno qetotet ooer Fpeuigltens be-
trogen unG gsfoppt; Die id0ne Moio.
~0ie Dem reihen alten s5reier 9egsbsn
miro. lauft ood nod nit benz iuns
gen arulen oaeon ooer gt6t fid atia
g%iebesgram Den Gro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-09
Sternidnnppen.

Gen oligcnblidIidlen 2ebeng.
mittelpreilen nod oirfte ole onteri-
|faniihe &ausfrou Die Dariegs.
It euer be5ablt hobert, che tie erbo.
Zen miro.
0b Die @eleier Die itarte 9e.
ldlaoieung Der antmerpener Sorts
empbotiif ODER niht entpbatlih be-
I%trelten mas fallen mus, fdut 6od.
- Gen Holen eebt es, mie 5u en-
luarten NIT Der bon &uBluno ~Sugeiog.
ten Nutonomie mie nit Dem Sd)peine.
bioten ltno Giloumen i'm Reuteriderl
@ehidt: Sc imeten moIl gauo; nj
triegen ie man MIDI"
= IS mltroe ON Gonntog in oett
&ereinigten Stooten Elm iiberaus
~ltarfer airfenbeiud oer5eihnet.
Wton ieierte ben 5rieoensionntog.
limo III ben 3eituneen lpltroe Der
SAB geeen d. llama pafer
lueiterseidilrt.
Grnon bat lid oiio od5it emit
ifloIier, fir Die bcntofrotiid)cn Son.
greBobgenroneten 2anpagnereoeu gu
bolten. Die GreistiIte fir sic
ob3uboltenoen Heoen bot er oer be-
trcffcnoen &onolooten aber nod uiht
sigeididt.
= Nus better Suelle perldlltet, Dap
es ben crl9liiden Semen beboroliher-
leits u1terlagt mnroeu lit. ibre alid.
lem nit oen ubliden 81 II d.a | II 4
onrh Die erlten 8oden hires 9a-
ieins 81 filbren.
- ltno nun itene man lid, menr
man fonnte, oen oeutlhen Solooten,
Der Wroo uto Sappe nit Der MOTH
Ieiocnoen belgilden ooer fron3oiilhen
Sonobeb0lferlng theilt. Dor, lpie or
fiIttf Mfinuten ip1ter @reiie mo @ei-
Der 5u 9ooen idIdgt uno Saugliugc
ora Spies brat.
Gincn intereIiauten Sumo mad
ten Die helttldlen HothIeioefien in Git.
preitBen nod Der SdIud)t bel Tan,
nenberg, no betanntIif ous gauge
artillerieuloterioI Der Ruiien tDeils
pernidltet, tbeiIs crbeutct muroe. ,Sl
ben ruliiihcn Trobtaiten muroe
lonllid acknowledgements oiperle
cine amenmo d c e%eiuloen.
Gic Ruilen idleinen Tire SoftIf lett
Dem jopaniid)en ariege uidlt geanoert
81 baben.
= Gnglono bot iid iber Die bent.
ldlen N iuen III Der Sorol'e uft
Nndlcn entport - un0 in Der II nlilteli
bot es eIber Mtinca 9clegt.
Gin Shu6n,cl nrmelitcr N
GI1orInttc,.ourg bel 9tri'n bat in III
mem Stoufeniter folgenot tur5e mo
opd i pieJiogcnoe grfl1rln,s oaae.
id'.agen: vMcin 0lcid1dft bleibt nat.
reno Der Nrieqs3eit qeihloIien. oo idl
jegt uutr nod nuf Dem arie93idQu-
PLOT r~er}ohIei~
8riliielcr 2piben muroeu eQe.
Dem oiel nod 8eltidllono olt3Qe.
ii;hrt; acgenmarfiq bot Die belgiide
Noliptltaot u5piBen4 Die cHs
Teut'h!anb einqefuhrt mnr1gn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-09
Scr6iide GoltsIiebcr.
tie erften uaroeH seraos uGr TOO
S0bten Der6fientt6t.


3obtem Der0iientIidt.
Gsr1es Dor 100 Sabren, 1914.
Inb Die etiter ierhiinen Uoltslieceg
oeroffentIi4t porosu, DE Damn 10
sroBes Nufishen erected un0 ,fu1os
pa srft sins An5hluaa1 rom ierbi.
fhen YoItsdoyatier orruIttelten. 6s
mar DER OeIe9r.t 1lasnlit ,5erhei aos
p;tar, Der oama.3 oe;u Dor Der iers
biiden J~iepolation Hat Aien Qeslos
heneu M%utooiadtten 8at 1teiln.ulc
tin ierbil des 8ottsiiso 5ei9ts, pds
~6err @oetft, Der qrobte Itbeaos
0eutfde Dieter, iitertegt babe. zen
ralaggeiaug pou oea eolen i}rauen
oes Afan 4a9a. Iitle ntiita bdite
0oetbeldR aetfriya9ln1, DE er in
Jog. nlertiiden 1ronaen' uaI uRo
.1778 in 5er0ers Yolt8lieoeru pers
ofieuiItfts, luutce 10 gum 4us3angss
p.ntt aller @anmIungsn orr ierbis
iaeH 8~oltspceiie, Die nah 1914 5abls
rein beroogtraien.
Sine nsre AuemaRl tiir3IiA tsrs
1usgegebener ler0IiGer 9oltaIisoer,
Die seraoe Iess b%eionoeres 5nisreIie
finoen ouritsu, madt uus a'els
SddBe per 8olfsoittuu9, an Dsnsa
iid emit tts gan5e weIt ent3ifte.
pieosr 3agdRoIit. Nis Der Name
0oetbes ais stu 9atfr Stern uber
Dem Werte Der ietblittn YoItslisosrs
iommlung idnsbt, 10 tatsn 3tusi an
0ere 9roBe 0eu.ihe oas u%nternebmsu
tdttraftig gef0rosrt: Wiltslm Don
6umboIOt uno 5atob Grimm. geis
De traten Yut in 4Bien nabrsno res
aongreNes nabe, Ierntsu ierbiih uno
ha6eu oem rgrreiter 0er SerbenIie.
Der" bis gu ibrsm 9ooe ibre 3sils
nalme beuabrt. .Vlsmano bis
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-09

Eeate bat nit 70 9roBem gsritdnos
nifIe fur Die Sa6e, tir iepe 1ette
Get Sade. oon isrbii6en UoltsIieeefn
8etprofen pie Satob Jrtmm", 10
urteilt Gurciu. ,Gbeuio betpleIlps
pie or aui BEN eriteu Bid iEren
Nert ertannte. 1T CT audi IN 0en
Deiit uno in Ole @pr1dk oieler
9oltslG0Be georungeH. 5noem CT
ertIdrte, oab iett oeu 6omtriIt5en
0thtungen m europa tstne Grl9els
nung 5u nerlnen iel, Die uns uber Das
Qbelen uno ~Gntfpringsu oes 6pos
70 tlar %peritdnpigen tonnte, bate er
Der gan3eu Betpegun9 sfldtung uno
Sdpung ge9ebelt. tDabreno er 0urt
leine 3erlnabne un0 ltlne Atbe!ten
But Die noiige Stage un0 Die brei
iere llnierlage fir oefen peitere pJors
l6ungen uno Sdmmluuaen bot. III
bali. 0as Snterehe fur oieIe poeiie
du1 auf IDeiiere areife Der Ditter
uno Oelsbrten III 0eutidldn0 ddss
oebnen, uno er mar Is, Der nl1t nlt
Dds Jrdulein b. 5atob (1aIpl) aul
o.e neue Gridetnang ftibrte. 'onoarr
aud O0etbe pom neusm fir oas
Stuoium getpaun. uno 0De:Ge, osr
nun 5atob Grimms lleberiebungen
in STUNT uno Nliertun" paroifent.
lidte, Der nitt muos ipuroe, ietnsr
Ye9eiiterung Yat oirie gosiie Auss
orud gu Derlsiben, RIB gang Europa
nit iit fort. Jn alien romantiifen
areiier las man Die Serbenlieoer,
unO Grimm bottle io9or, Dab man
ri4on oieier 9ieoer tuegen iIopil6
Iernen Miro. Aber iein Wuni6,
~oaB i%rgenoein Goetbe aud oisfe
1srrlidsH 8iumsn auf Den oeutifen
parnaB oerpilan3en m0ee", ging
niht in GrfiIlun9; Die friberen lie.
berlebungen iino pieoer oergsheu
Ipor0en, uno BON all ben .berrlihsn
Bitten. oea ier6il4cn gOItsIisbss
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-09

,ungens trof cine An5abl Stnoenterl
lno Elm StroBentompf erfolgte, no.
bel Die Stuoenten perbauen prtroen.
3ieie fioben nod ibren uniperlit1ts-
qtartieren uno ourh Ilarme bolten
ite etiua $500 Stuoenten bernus uno
Damn ging es i'm Worih binauf sllr
Stnbt. Mn Der Ode BON Stote uno
GorroI Str. erfolate Elm Anproll
5miiden einigen St~aotlungens uro
Stuoenten. IlsbnIo lonete Der Got
rplpagen nit mebreren 9soIi3iiten OIL
innh nad einem 8onoeemcnee, bel
iueldcm mehrerc Stuocntea nit blu.
tcnoen a0ofen entfertt mltroen. ge.
lang es Der YpIi5ei orei Stuoellten
3l orretleren uno nab Der Boli5el
|'ation SIT bringcn. In mehrerelt
Eltnften maren regelred)te Shloge-
rcien oilsgebroheu uno oltes mar III
Altfrlthr. &or Der Stoothoue muroc
Elm Wdoden bnrd] Die Notte, tpeId,e
Die gollse Strobe filllte, nieoerge
rol1nt ullo lhlper oerlett.
Hndoenl Die Tnli3ei Die orei 5tu
benton - :. g. Miaer. q. 8iebcn
mo &. @. Coles - in Der Citation
ltntereebrodt hattie, begallren sic
Stuoenten Die Goli5eiltotionen 5ll
ltilrmcn IN Der 4biiht, ;bre Gollcgerl
6u befreierl. Die 5enfter Scr 3oll5ei.
fiction muroen einaelporfen ltno Der
Wob ildlte Die Goli5ilten SIT fallen.
luclfe Dor Ger Station Itunocn uro
Die Yngreifer nit anilppeIn beorbei
teten. Die Seuermebr in ser neben
licgen0en Station fam sen Goli5ilten
3tr SiiIfe uno licB mchrere &olier
Itrablen olti Den SonhngeI lpielen. Sic
Stitoentcn 3erid1nitten Damn Den
Shlaudl. Se6od Die n~tellter folllcn
nod)oem lie ein1eueiht mor0en 100
rem sur Wclinnanq ulb cs mlr0e I'll,
biqer. Golo horouf crid)iencn DO
ror &op1er mo SEER Gnn Sic. Sra
'tncltt Der llnircriitdt Mm3er stan
Ter ridltcte einen NppeG an Ute
Sta0enten mo iprod pom GSrieoet.
'norouf einiQe Der Stuoeatenliimnel
5iidteu. Nroiibert @on Sile eriud).
ic 0nnn 0ic Stl1oenten rad Sauie 5u
gehen, e%rfl1ren0, er milroe Nilraldoit
flir Die ncrhafteten Stuoenten lteuen.
Us erforherte aber Is Winlten una
cinen 5lneiten Mppeu 5rn. Ban 0iles,
eoe Die StuoenteL nclhc gang alIber
Nano 1no Gano maren, lid) 5eritreu
ten.
@abreno oe& &romons muroen
Treb @ilhelm, 6reo Sprcnecl uno
3ohn @roiier orretiert. Noh AuS
loae pom @ilheInt uno SprengeI
mliroen tie fir a~5rcid}men" ocbolten
rno, nn tie feline Crime aoppen tn
sen, non Stu0enten attofiert. ,Sbrc
ausioge miro nnn onocren beitottgt
unh lie tpuroen aegen 8~itr9itaft emf.
loiien.
Der emp3ren6e Speftofel bon
Wtontaq 4benb. cine Sdmoh fir bic
llniberittdtsitaot Wooiion, mar bic
6oIoe oeS einaeriIienen frintineQ
nohiihtipn &erboltens Der 9ebor
ben oeaeniiber bern Stub llrfua.
sSenn Die notwithstanding uidt
I'M Stofoe 1T. Die Stuoentihoft bon
auirlthr uno 2nnofrieoensbruh ab.
5uhalten, miiiien on6ertpeit WoBre.
aein ergriffen moroen. Die Rube Der
@taoiioner Nilrgeritoft 81 ihleen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-09

Gtbebt:he 8ranpmun0en
etIitten in Gouispiae tn. 5tag Nif=
tor Nnores uho TIRE Ie Sabre 4 te
5o6ter, Wargaretb 4nores, IN ibr.r
Dobnung, ais iih IN yepdlter to
dsnoes Jett iber Te ergoB. 5yr1u
Inores erIitt Yerlegrh9en in 9eliGit
uno an oen Qruen uHo nan befurt
let, oaB tie Die GettraIt in eineta
4uge perlierea miro. Der unf:1
ereignete iit. ais lie 6as Witt1gelts
3ubereiten tpof.ts. sic uno t9.e
5odtsr 6efanoen Iih in BET aIA.
Ino pdtreno 5rau Anores iid na1
sinem UleIFer, oas 1uF zen 8ooen &c,
fallen mar, Du6en moute. itieB IT,
lngtldIidsrpe;ie segen Die Brat
p%tonne. pelhe oas teiBe 1ett en-.
belt. Die 1otter, Eslde in nns
mittelbarer Ndbe ltano. ,prlte eiliJi
5in3ulprinaen, um bic pfanne auis
3ufdngen. ood oas 6ett botte Iid}
6ereits lber Den a0rper Der mutter
.rqoTen. Nut Die 3ohter goa Eb
granomunoen am Arme uno an Der
1Guiser 3u. Man lieB ben BerIebs
en- icrort dr3tlide pile gu tell p.tz
ZEN. Tis gerIeban1 oer }rau Qnorss
.peroen aIs asfabrlih bsseidnet.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-09
Die WiIdsrniebinIei

Die MitAergie6t9teit
Der 3iege nlmint BIS i'm 5. Seba ;
iabre gu, uno 3ipar iopo1l an Mnge
ME an 0ebaII. Noa Dem g%snannten
3eitpuntt 6e9iEnt Idngiam be 4b.
ndbme. SIM 0ur9lQnitt gibt ssus
CUTE 3ieJe oas To- bis 15id4e ibrss
Eebsnogewibts idbrIt4 an Wild. ole
Sub oas g. bis 8fa9e. Man tuna
fir oas etfte NliIdlabr Der 3lsse
$3.50 Quart. ftr oas 3lpsilt
700, fir bas brittle uno Die iibtigen
ie 800 Quart Mild re4nsn. Wa.
tirIi6 lift Der RuBnsrt elmer Siege
geringer, je lpeniger gut 5iitteruis
uno Yfle9e iinp. Qu5 anbere Ber.s
%fattoren, tpie Weibesans, 9~sIunobei.
tommen in 8etradt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-09
9tuoenten 3aoau
IN 2Iooifon!

&Mite Sd!dsereieu siuiifen Stabtim-
geno mao 20glinsen n~nierer 5
NiQioneg StaatsnniuerIt1t.
Mueriffe anf bic Soli3eiitatior.
8nilppelbiebe uno falte Dude fir
Ole onfriibreriide Stuoentennteute.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-09

Wooiion piro
~folgenoe Sfan,
oaloffaire berih.
tet: Gin ihano
liher Suntult
lpuroe Wontag
Abeno bier in
i5eniert. Gtmo
8 llbr ling Der
Nunlntel an. 81
4" ~
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-09

Aud beg 2ebens Strom ftief3t
d n eller. merln er abmGrts
Gebt.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-08

1911, played Colette in The Run
away" september 8, 1912, Lily Par
radell, in 1.-The Mind the Paint Girl;
Lady Thomas sine Belturbet, in The
Amazons. on April g. 1913; Norah
Marsh in 1.-The Land OF Promise, on
December 10Th, 1918. and Jerry in
the play of that name. on March ~,
1914, in which she is now touring
Can you furnish me the address of
T. T. Pendleton, the former Prince
ton football star? II. S.
aTol" Pendleton is now at Prince
ton coaching the football squad. AID
dress him there in care of the ath-
letic association.
]. P. N:
win way Down East" be played
in Newark this season? If so, when
and where? E. ]. ID.
WAY Down East" will not be seen
in Newark this season.
J. p. n.
If a child is born in this country
and his father is not a citizen is said
child a natural born citizen?
SPRINGFIELD.
The child is citizen.
9
J. p. N:
Is there preium on dime dated
1891? RAILWAY.
There is no premium listed on
your coin.
j. p N:
What is the membership fee in the
Weequahic Golf CLUB
NO BRAINS.
The membership fee is 81 year.
C
Henry Mayer, secretary Madison
baseball team-The controversy is
over.
JOHN BLANCH-You might be
able to locate the nurse through city
clerks office. The only records ac-
cepted by the city clerh are those of
the doctor or nurse. You can obtain
a copy of your baptismal record from
the pastor of the church in which
you were baptized, but even that
would not be accepted as a birth
certificate by the city clerk.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-08
EGG WILL Be KEPT
!, ACTIVE If HE WINS
Victory Over Mcnamara Likely
to Bring Match With ALI
GOuIlet.
MAY MEET FATHER TIME

In the event of Oscar Egg being a
decisive winner over Reggie Nc
Namara in their fifteen mile tandem
paced match at the Velodrome Sun
day, Manager Floyd MacFarland will
probably pick All Goullet as the next
opponent for the Swiss rider, and il
Goullet succumbs to the speed and
endurance of Egg the next perform
ance for the latter will probably be
directed against Father Time in an
effort to shatter the one-hour record
for nnpaced riding. Egg is the hold
er of that mark now. and being the
holder Of the record there would ap-
pear to be no great incentive to fur
Their humiliate Old Man Time; but
there is an incentive, A certain tire
manufacturer and a certain bike
builder in Paris have a standing of
fer of 1900 francs $4,000 to any rider
who breaks the hour record when
mounted on their wares. There is no
stipulation as to what track or in
what country the record is broken, so
long as their goods are used, so Egg
with much energy on tap and keen
eye for business, contemplates max
ing an attack on the record when
there is nothing else for him to do
around here
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-08

ark Club had been sold. Who the
purchasers were, my informant would
not say. 1t may be that Charley
Ebbets has been fortunate enough to
get rid of his holdings here, and if
SO, the fans will be delighted. Presi-
dent Barrow, who is supposed to
know all about the deal, could not
be located and Mr.. Ebbets could not
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-08
Eggs Remarkable Performance.

Eggs Remarkable Performance.
The present hour record is 27ia
miles. and il is considered a wonder
full performance. Egg established the
mark in Paris last June on the Velo-
drome Buffalo, taking the honors
from Marcel Berthet. the French I'M
naced champion. Reducing Eggs
time to an average per mile shows
that he did each mile. on an aver
age. at 2 minute 10 1o-11 seconds
gait. IL is a wonderful performance
and there are a lot of riders VINO
cannot believe that it is possible. and
there are a lot of good professionals
riding at the Velodrome who could
not ride three miles at that clip I'M
paced. The only rider here with a
chance of riding anywhere near the
record is Mcnamara. Reggie might
nossibly beat the mark. He was to
have had an opportunity on the Velo-
drone Buffalo, but a week previous
war was declared. Victor Breyer, the
manager of the Buffalo track in
Paris. was of the opinion that Nc
Namara could reduce Eggs record
and had made all arrangements Tor
the trial. There were others in Paris
who fancied the strong Australian
as the one man who might estaDlish
n new mark. They based their opin-
ions on McNamara's easy defeat OF
Berthet in a pursuit match, ana on
what the Australian had shown III
training. Mcnamara may also try
for the record at the Velodrome be-
fore the close of the season.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-08

be found. / do not know whether
the report is true or not, but let us
hope so. Better the Feds than the
way things are.
j. p. N.
In what plays has Miss Billie Burke
appeared since 1910? THEATRE.
Miss Billie Burke appeared as
Suzanne Beulemans' in Suzanne"
on December 26, 1910; September II.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-08
Test for Bob spears.

Bob Spears viii be put to the test in
his match with Cesar Moretti If Bob
can beat Moretti he will stand a
chance with any rider in the game.
for the Italian is one OF the cleverest
fellows in the world. And Moretti
knows just how to handle the Aus.
tralian If Bob is a wise fellow he
will ride from the front.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-08

New styles are daily being added to this over
coat stock. We make these overcoats here in New
ark and daily bring them in from our own manu-
featuring department.
Because we are makers and sell only for cash,
we have marked these coats at wholesale price
You save at least 259o So here does the work of
$4 elsewhere.
Our finest Dress Overcoats, the very best $50
good assortment of All-Woo Overcoats, SIP.
Blue and Gray Chinchia Overcoats, $25
These coats are made from Worumbo Chinchilla
Rainproof Slip-Ons and Balmacaans, 500
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-08

Mcnamara believes that he will be
a decisive winner over Egg Sunday,
but the majority of the fans are pick
ing the Swiss rider to win. The fans
are of the opinion that it was EGG S
pacemakers who were responsible for
his defeat, which is probably true.
Both riders are sure to have all the
pace they want in the next race, and
il will be the better rider who viii
win,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-08
rosler Has Novel Method of Training.

Joe Fogler will ride at the Velo-
6rome Sunday for the first time in
three weeks. Joe is training over III
Brooklyn, and in a novel way. He
has quite string of taxi-eabs "a side
line), and when there is a cab with
the vacant" sign displayed Joe has
the chauffeur take him for a training
"trip on the Coney Island boulevard.
Joe following the machine on his
wheel This gives him a chance to
get some fast workouts and he can at
the same time keep an eye on his en-
ployes Joe always was a keen bust
ness man.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-08

Champion Kramer resumed training
today. It was the first time the
"champer" was on his wheel since he
defeated Goullet last sunday. The
champion will ride at New Haven to-
morrow night, and he will be a starter
in the open race at the Velodrome
Sunday.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-08
Mems Finest Suits
SIS, $40 and S45
Better Than Custom Made

is what we say of these suits;
better because of several rea-
sons. No delay. No guess
work. No regrets. Here you
see the finished suit before you
buy it. Then if you are not sat
ished you will have your money
instantly refunded. Colors and
styles are newest. Quality,
workmanship and fit we guar
antee. Buy a BETTER suit.
Buy it ready-to-wear.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-08
Mems Suits at Sl2
Regular SIS Values

Only by the McGregor
Method of Manufacturing
and Retailing can so fine a
suit be sold at such a mod
crate price. Colors, styles
and patterns in great pro-
fusion. We guarantee fit, wear,
satisfaction and also guarantee
these suits to be cheaper here
than similar quality elsewhere.
All sizes for all shapes.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-08
Early start for Trials.

If these record trials are staged at
the local track they will be put on
before the race meet, starting prob
ably at 9 o'clock, so that the fans VIII
see the finish or the last few miles,
Those who may care to see the entire
trial can come early, If they wish.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-08
MacFarland Gets a Present

Manager mcfarland received by
express yesterday thirty pounds of
live pork. a present from Jimmy
Moran. the well-known pork packer
of Chelsea, Mass. Dangling from a
green ribbon strung around the pigs
neck was a card bearing this inscrip-
ton: ITO my old college chum, Floyd
Mcfarland, from Jimmy Moran
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-08

Catehers are important in these big
series, and a good backstop generally
sticks out. Stallings has two pretty
good men in Gowdy and Whaling.
but they haven't the ability nor the
experience of Schang and Lapp. Both
Schang and Lapp have been in
worlds series and have made good.
Gowdy and Whaling will find much
that is new to them when they get
into the game
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-08
Mems Suits at SIS
Regular SIS Values

Pay SIS is what the Chicago,
Rochester, Baltimore or Phila-
delphia wholesale clothier adj
vertises-and that is what you
must pay if you buy from a
dealer who buys from manu-
facturer. But don't buy in that
roundabout way. But from the
maker. Buy Newark made
clothes. Buy for cash at whole
sale price. Average $25 values
are $lS McGregor values. An
almost endless assortment; all
sizes.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-10-08
INAUGURAL GAME
| FOR HARRISON FIVE
West Hudson Team to Clash
With St. AIOysius Quintet
Tonight.
NEW MEN ARE TO APPEAR

Basketball at Harrison will be
inaugurated tonight. when the Har-
rison Big Five and the st. Aloysius
Club court representatives will come
together at Hantmann's Hall. 1t
will mark the initial setto for the
Harrison Five and also the first
game for the Saints" off their own
court A most successful season is
anticipated for the boys across the
river this year judging from the
talent obtained. Gown and Lauen-
stein, of the Point Big Five, of
Bayonne: Boyle, of the st. MichaePs
of this city; McGuigan, of the West
Hudson Big Five, and Smolick, of
the Trinity A. A.. of New York, are
the new players who are eX-
nected to be big help to the West
Hudson team. The other members
Of the team are Stumpf and Pagan.
The ST Aloysius team will have its
regular lineup including Jones. Far
ley, Keegan, Halpin, Sinnott.
Donohue and Kelly.
ArmOry to Play Wheelmen.
The Armory Five, of Orange, will
be guests of the Bay View Seniors at
street, Sunday afternoon. The Bay
View Juniors and the Rambler Five
will meet in the preliminary game.
Hospital Five to Start Season.
Members of the Essex County Hos
/ pital quintet, which was a success
on the courts last season, will get un-
der way at Cedar Grove tongiht,
where they will oppose the All-Scho-
lastics of this city. The Overlook
boys have been practicing daily for
the initial contest and are confident
of winning.
Happy RambIers to Have Team.
| The Happy Ramblers, which has
turned out more successful boxers
than any other organization in the
city, will be represented on the bas-
ketball court this season with a senior