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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-25
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9iele lestere geidulbieuia iteIIte
Ole iiinge s5raii boiler gntriiiting IN
abrene nno bemerfte, Sab lie ibrcm
@attet, Der gigentbiimer einer 9fe.
itaurution fci, ebrlih babel geboHci
babe fid $4,000 su iporen uno iie iid
burb lire Wfitbilie obue sSrage oas
8iedt eriporben babe, eine fleine 5e.
ricnrciie 0u mterncbmer unb auf Der.
ielben etfpa Sc 5u Deraussaben. ssrau
@uaisan erfldrte iid iebo6 bereit
nad sfugiiita 5nriid5ufebren uno trat
aud bereits geitern 9lbeno Die aiif.
reiie ruter poli5eili6er geoedung an.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-25

5bal bes Dbr5n&enba9ss gsiiaut
pirb, dber es iIs BIER bas einsige ber,
ortiae In ,peitem umtreis. Die Stabt
1rier. bat ben Hau berdnlabt, 3u.
HG&ft I'm fiir tire 1eIeudtung Rraft
au asfpinnen, aber bic 9urbinen, bic
sfpiIHen ben D1rfern Qeiipen nm
Erittenbeim bon benz mGntigen Oe.
fdne aus 95 Weter 61be aetrieben
iperben, aeben bic erseugts araft aud
on anbere Orte Der @egenb ab. 2eis
ctr TT bic Sperre otne gtidiiht anf
Gftbetifbs Qlnforberuunaen als trofes
fer Vublidfeitsbau erridtet ,pbrbeil.
gliHt bic fIeinitc ssnf6rift 1T bnral
~ entbedtn unb teine ganf, ipis iis
fit 5 Wart aus 8aumitdmmden bsrs
auftellen lit. ldbst gum Beripeilsn eirt.
8dnte iinb iiberbaupt an ben ih0nen
Wdnberpesen feItene grIheinhngen.
aufaabe bes WoieIpersins fpdre es
pcbI. In bieier Dssisbuns elm msbs
rerss au tbun. I'm 6em ioasnannten
IGnfieenplab Bel Wtbrina, Der elmer
ber alIerib0niten punite Der Moiel
isin t1nnte, fpenn pie Musiiht nihi
ihon balls pertpa6fen ipdre, iteheH
.siuei ,;ginf Wlart gdnte1 IN bsr>
ielben troftIofen 0erfaiiung, ipie ID
fie f6on Dor fiinf ssabren ansetroffsn
babe.
Srie, BON benen lobnenbe 4Wan.
bernngen iih unternsbmen laHen.
iinb auber ben fhon senannttn Oebem
tas r0mii1e Dseima, no Elm r0mis
icher NeiIsnitein aufssfunbsn purben
iif, btr Die gntfernung BON 1rier NIT
sebn aeusen ansab, GIiiiIeraib, Reus
maatn, BON mo bas ipeinberiibmte
Dbrontbal beiudt pirb, pksport,
flint Wiertelifunben entfernt bon benz
jibrlit Don 100, 600 Yiiesrn beIu1ten
Wallfabrtsort Glauieu nit einem gang
pfahtpoaen RieIen Shnibaltar aus
benz Is. Sabrbunbert. Wiilbeim, Der
Mnsgangspunit fiir ben @iu4 bts
mdr9eubuften, ruinenbetrDnxn BEL,
beng. Bernsaiiel. nit elmer GiilIe DON
Raturid0nbsitsn. 3eItinssn. uersis.
1rabsn 9rarbah nit ben 8dbern
Milobab unb Wiibitsin in punberDOls
len abdlern. Gntir6 nit intsreHans
ten alien Safdpsrtbdui.rn. bic Isioer
fortseiett burn 9rdnbs bejimtrt
iperben, Rsil, elmer Der pislen Srte,
bon benen man bic Marienburg BE-
i,idt. in beren airdentriimmern beute
bic biiritenbe W.nihbeit materiea ass.
labt ptrb. 3ou ooer Werl, bon no iif
biibfte Toursu na9 Senbeim ober
bem auberaap0bnlid intsreFanten
Betlitein unternebmen laiien sinen
gang ein3isen Ort. Der iabrbunbsrtes
lang sei1lafeu bat unb feline alien
1uuten aug fiiritsnbeipotiiher 3eit
nod unperiebrt 3ur Sfau felt.
Dos 9eraeidnis III nur cine siems
lib fpilIiiirIidx Muslefe aus Der Wens
ae fh5uer Yunfte i'm .obereu" Wloiek
thai. 2lllerOrtsn tperben bic Ratutse-
niiiIe In dnsenebmer Wsiie perpoas
iiinbist burh CUTE 9ropfen gu pret
fen, bic fid DON benienisen in ben
Gtdbtsn nidt unGebiam unterf@eiben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-25
@Sen Bart @pnsert.

Siir ons an Sonntus Ra6mttiad
i'm @bsn Bart itattfinbeuoe aonsert
Der Sobn 6. @eber'fben aapele bat
9dpelmeiiter Sohn 6. @eber bas fol.
9enbe pielperipredenoe prosrdmm
Suiammenaeitellt:
ginSua Der @ralsritter aus Bar
iifaI". :. @aaner
SSubel Ouberture Neber
Die aloftergIpden Delp
potpourri aus .2ittle Remo" .6erbert
gbantafie - pGtne Nadt in 9ers
lin" 9artmdur
&prnet Solo (ausgefpGblt)
6err Srant Simon.
,Sbe CHAPEL Chimes" -. @reenrpdlb
9teberpptppurri -. 9arris
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-25

Cft WcWi[lan Ctr, Mdb6en.
6arrn unb gtbel 8dbler, 38 poln'
ciano 9ebau0e, Mdbhen.
Tront unb emma Osied, 1911 @ps
leruin 2lpe., Uidb9en.
8laba unb Gena StepdnoDe, 1718
Raee Str, Uldo6en.
ssofepb uno Gena 6ornsberger,
1888 Race Str, Gnabe.
2ubtpia uno Barbara Wiiller, 2618
8eetmon Str, Mdb1en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-25
0ebMrfem.

R. Z. uRO Raub Gill. 63 Sartpell
2lpe., Guabe.
@eoras unb GliIabstb Braun, 1867
0er~ 9lpe., Gndbe.
Wiuium unb 9dura Saubs, 1011
Reeina Mps., anGbe.
Charles uHb anna Sarpenin1. 3544
Wdriap 2lpe., WGb6eu.
gbparb uro Snsa 6errmann, zoe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-25
Suo8ets Gnttpmrf
gsnrOe seitsrn giirsermeiiter Spiesel
BON 9fpartementsdeis sngeiteat.

Die berfbiebsnen ItGbtiIden De-
partements4efs iinb in ben lebten
1aaen Der Deiiuns giirsermeiiter
Spiesels nahaetommen unb baben
mad WDalihfeit ibr. Ssprbsrunsea
fit bas fommenbs Subr i'm @ersleih
gu ben urfpriinali6 unterbreiteten
WoranihlGgen beihnitten.
Die 9orunidldge in ibrer rspibirz
ten Sfaffuna tpnrben aeitern Birssr.
meiiter GpiegeI augcitellt. Der l1nters
idieo aipiihen ben uripriinglihen 8cr=
uri6ldeen uib Der oegenpGrtigea
EaFuna beaiffert iid uuf ettpa $3.50
600. I'm ipelhe bic Originulforberuns
gen bti1nitten ipOrbsn limb. Die 9e.
iammtiumme, bic fir bic Stabtpers
ipaltuns nuuutebr fir bag fommenbe
.ta6r psrlanat piro, belduft ii6 duI
$5,614, ,423.13, nm $751 ,039.01 mebr,
ais fir bas Iaufenoe csabr ausgeisst
porben ipdren.
Die fir Die sinaslneH ssonbs fir
1915 perlangten Summsn iinb pie
fpiat:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-25

- glls psrmibt tpurbe aeitern Der
8uIisei Der 80 Sabre alte Greb. 6erD-
ftreit pon glo. 46o Gonron Strabe ass
meloet, Der Iih am Donnsritaa aus lei.
ner 8pbnuna eutfernte unb ieitbem
nidpt nab 5aGis suriidsessbrt IL.
srfHeS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-25

lSUIDtlHIIBtH DIT VIII5tIHtH USpUlleI
ments aana aendu priifsn, um au err
mitteln. po npt rusitere aiiraungen
pDrasnommeH peyosn t0nnen unb ounn
ipirb aud Der St1otratb nod 9eleseus
belt srhaltsn. gl6siae au MAIDEN. ebe
Der guossisHttvurf an bic 8ubsettom<
miiiion aebt, Die oas enti4eioenoe
Wort su fprsdsH fat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-07-25

Der Inipalt j. j. Seltmann. BEN
borstfsrn BON Ridisr Gufbins ansee
brobt Dorbsn mar. bob er ibn 5u $25
unb Roiten unb orsi 2asen GsfGnsnib
perurtbeilsn fperbs. falls sr nidt sss
IDiHsu @erpflidtunssn in stnsr aldsss
iads nahlomms, tonnts ssitssn aur
Sotisfaiiion bss Ri9isrs nahtpsiisn,
bab er 70 sstbau babe, ipssbalb Der
Jal fir srlsbist srildrt unb seftri9sn
tpurbt.
9 S4abentrfabsRlageu.
Der 19idbrise W m. 9 der NIB d
bat auf GruHo srIittsner Wsrisbunesn
bur1 fsinsn Batter dbomas SHerms
bed sins aIags iibsr $4,000 gsssn mm.
WaHuer singsreidt. Der junssWlann
mar als gbIi.fsrunssslsrt fit bic ..
e g. pOeus 60. bsi@dftist, ais Der
autoirud. in fpsIdsm sr am %. Suni
New Britain herald., 1914-04-30
MOTHERS CONGRESS
 MEETS AT HARTFORD
Fourteenth Annual Convention Q
 OTganzation Opened Today.

Hartford, Conn April 30.-The four necticut Congress of Mothers opened at the East Hartford Congregational church at , o'clock this afternoon. 1t will continue this evening and Friday. Officers and delegates from the several clubs in the state were present in large numbers and are being enter tained by members of the East Hart ford club and those of South Windsor, Hockanum and South Glastonbury under whose auspices the congress is held in East Hartford.
 The Rev. pr. D. M. Snyder, pastor of the church, offered prayer and an ad . dress of welcome was given by Mrs. w. K. Acl1ley of East Hartford. The response was by Mrs. E. l.. Mott of New Haven, president of the Connecti- cut Congress. Mrs. George B. Chan oler of Rocky Hill read the minutes Cf the congress of 1913. The treas urer's report was submitted by Mrs. F.. r. Belden of Rocky Hill and that Of the auditors by Miss Jennie M O'Neill of Waterbury.
 Greetings from New England state organizations were extended and club reports in the order of seniority were read by the following: Mrs. w. B. Warner, West Haven; Mrs. Frances $. Bolton, New Haven: Mrs. B. l.. Keller, New Canaan; Mrs. Wilfred H. Dresser, Hartford: Mrs. w. N. Austin, Ply mouth: Mrs. Osgood Wells, Middle town; Mrs. r. B. Street. East Haven; Mrs. J. $. Taylor. South Glastonbury; Mrs. F. L. Sprague, Rocky Hill; Mrs. A. N. Pierson, Cromwell; Mrs. George w. Angle, Waterville; Mrs. E. c. strickland, Middlefield; Mrs. w. K. Ackley, East Hartford: Miss Bush, Leila Day Nursery, New Haven.
 The address of the afternoon was by Horace Holden of the Morristown school. Morristown, N. J., on Self Control Through Discipline"
 There will be a reception to state officers. delegates and visitors in Masonic temple, East Hartford, this evening followed by banquet. On Friday there will be numerous conn mittee and club reports and election of officers.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-30

and in the first hour of his presence in the office he is asked for every thing from a beef stew to sasaried office.
 Other Appointments. <.
 Peter Long has been reappointed to the board of compensation and as. sessment for a term of three years MT. Long is considered an expert on real estate values and is the oldest democrat on the board. He was pre- viously on the old street board.
 Ex-Alderman John O'Brien has been appointed a park commissioner for three years to succeed John J. Walsh. William G. Dunn has been appointed member of the city hall commission. MT. Dunn succeeded the late Edward G. Costello on the board and is now serving as clerk of the commission.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-30
HARTFORD "4OO"
 WISH FOR MEDIATION
Lonergnn Receives Petition With
 Social Register Att tacllcd.
Especial to tho Hcrald.)

Washington, April 30.-Congressman Lonergan received yesterday afternoon a telegram that seemed to be signed by most of the 400" of Hartford or as if the names in the social register of Hartford had been signed to it.. The women, numbering over 100. asked for a settlement of the present con- troversy between this country and Mexico by mediation.
 Congressman Lonergan has also presented to the house a protest against conditions in the Colorado mining district, filed with him by the socialist labor party of Hartford. The petitioners object to the use of force to deprive working men of what they consider their rights.
 Judge Martin J. Cunningham of Danbury is a visitor in Washington. Legal business, it is understood, has called him to the national capital.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-30

on Friday evening at which time he is to give temperance lecture in O.. U. A. M. hall under the auspices of the Phoenix Temple of Honor. This lecture will be free to all men and will begin at 8 o'clock.
 The Rev. MT. Miller is the son of the late Rev. Charles E. Miller, who was at one time pastor of the Metho- dist church in Bristol. He was a noted gospel singer and his son is like him in this respect. Although but twen- ty-two years of age MT. Miller has had much experience on the lecture platform and the Anti-Saloon league of Ohio and New Jersey consider him
 He speaks to men with telling ef- feet and has the ability to hold their one of the best lecturers they have. attention, which makes him the more valuable as Christian worker.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-30
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
SPECIAL CITY MEETING.

 To the Legal Voters of the City of
 New Britain:--
 You are hereby notified that Spe- cial City Meeting will be held at the Board of Public Works Hearing Room, No. POI, in the City Hall on Tuesday. the 9th day of May, at o'clock F. M. for the following purposes to witt To consider and if deemed advisable to vote to issue bonds of said City to the amount of sixty-six thousand (s86,00O) Dollars for the purpose of erecting a school building or build- ings or enlarging any existing school building or buildings, buying and se- curing land therefor or for equip- ment thereof, instead of levying q tax for said purpose and if said City. Meeting authorize the issue of said bonds in whole or in part to fix rate of interest on said bonds, the time and place of payments of principal and interest thereon, the amount and kind of bonds, the manner in which they shall be issued and sold and the person or persons authorized and em- powered to sign the same on behalf of said City. A
 Dated at the City of New Britain, this 30th day of April 1914.
 GEO. A. QUIGLEY,
 Mayor of the City of New Britain
New Britain herald., 1914-04-30

Notice Is hereby given of hearing before the Board of Public Works, to be held in Room POI. in City Hall. May 5, 1914 at 8 o'clock P. M. in rela- tion to the proposed taking of land for highway purposes on Market street (so called) 40 feet wide, from Jubilee Street to Newington avenue, and the establishment of street, grade and building lines thereon. All persons in- terested are hereby notified to appear if they see cause, and be heard in re- la ation to said improvement.
 BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
 Fl. A. Emmett, Secretary.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-30
PlainViIle News
 (Continued from Seventh Page.)

been held this week but the insIr- ance company was not given the ten day notice which the compensation law specifies and 1t had to be put over.
 Owner Scinskie of the New Britain baseball club has decided to have local constables on duty at the Eiec- tric field while games are in progress. Two members of the local force will serve at each game, except on double header days and Saturdays when an extra man will be assigned to do duty at the field.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-30
ALL|Nc APPOINTED
 TO SAFETY BOARD
Continued From First Page.)

is learned that plans are being made to have the office filled by competitive examination. Up to last night there were nine avowed candidates for the position. If present plans do not mis- carry the candidate getting the hign- est percentage will be selected for the job. The professor of plumbing and tinkering'' who will put the "boys" through their test has not been selected
 According to the charter another special meeting of the common coun- cil must be held before the regular May meeting. This is for the purpose of hearing the mayors message which must be presented on or before May 15
 Mayor Quigley's office continues to be overrun by applicants for aid. Even as early as g o'clock the line is formed outside his office in the city building
New Britain herald., 1914-04-30
LET US SOLVE
 YOUR PUZZLE.

With our great variety of cut and pattern-even the most particular must be satisfied.
 Smart. close-fitting young mems models: conservative, older mems models. a,
 Worsteds and serges of modest pat tern, tcheviots and cashmeres of brighter lines.
 Spring Suits '$14.08 to $35.OO.
 Spring Overcoats $14.00 to $50.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-30
ToDAY.s GAME POSTPONED.

The Waterbury-N Britain game scheduled for this afternoon at Wa terbury, was postponed because of wet grounds. The Waterbury team will play at Electric field tomorrow afternoon if the weather permits. The Hartford-New Haven game and the Pittsfield- New London game were also postponed. g
New Britain herald., 1914-04-30
FOCUS FOCUS SOCIAL.

The Grace Church Guild will give hocus pocus social in the Guild hall, Newington Junction, tomorrow even- ing at S:15 D. m. No admission is to be charged and those with some spe- cialty in entertaining should come prepared to exhibit it. The judges for the evening follow: E. D. Pen- field, F.. Starr. r. B. Sanders, James Nelson and H. I. Dyer
New Britain herald., 1914-04-30
FINANCIAL NEWS
TRADING VERY SLOW
 IN MARKET SESSIONS
New Low Record Reached by RoCk
 Island COl.aGSS.

10:45 A. M.-Early movements of stocks today were irregular and trading was slow. At the opening the market responded to the higher level of prices cabled from London. Ac- ceptance by General Carranza of the mediation proposal also helped the market. Prices were raised fraction ally all through the list, and the Hartman shares, New York Central. leum showed distinct strength. The demand was not large, however, and the opening advance was not long maintained. The higher prices brought out increased offerings under which the market slipped back to a level with yesterdays close or below. Rock Island collaterals were again weak, reaching a new low record at 30 1-8.
 Close-The market closed strong. Speculation showed irregularity to- day but the market ended with good average gains, despite professional pressure against Steel and the decline in low priced stocks and bonds. Late selling in sympathy with a decline in Steel to 57 was checked by reports that new interests were entering into Missouri Pacific. That stock rose to 19, compared with 15 IA earlier.
 The following quotations are rur- nished by c. Edward Graf, stock broker. National Bank building. F. N. Gilhllan. local manager:
New Britain herald., 1914-04-30
EXPRESSMEN STILL INTACT.

Thomas w. ("Tippy') Fay, presi- dent of the Expressmen's organiza- tion denied today the rumor that the union had dissolved. He said the signs were taken off the wagons be- cause they were too large for some of the vehicles. The organization is still intact and still a power in poli- tics, President Fay said
New Britain herald., 1914-04-30
HOLY FAMILY WHIST.

The Holy Family Circle of St. Mary's church held big whist last evening in Y. M. T. A. & B. hall. The attendance was unusually large. ThD ladies' prizes were won by Mrs. Wil- liam J. Farley and Mrs. John Hayes and the gentlemens' prizes by James Murphy and John Donovan. t
New Britain herald., 1914-04-30
MILLER TO TALK
 TO PHOENIX TEMPLE
Wesleyan Evangelist Will Extol Tenn perance Cause at Mems Meeting
 on Friday.

All those who had the privilege of hearing the Rev. Harry K. Mill CT, of the Wesleyan gospel team, when he conducted series of evan gelical meetings at the Methodist church two weeks ago, will be glad to know that he will return to this city
New Britain herald., 1914-04-30
Photo by American Press Association.

washington, April 30.-The report from Mexico City that the port of Manzan1llo on the Pacific coast had been bombarded by an American warship was denied at the White House today. Investigation disclosed that conf1agration, said to have been of incendiary origin, had occurred there, but American forces had noth- ing to do with it.
 The White House communicated
New Britain herald., 1914-04-30
MOTORCYCLE CLUB.

The New Britain Motorcycle club will have it's first run on Sunday, May ., leaving Monier's store at S:30. All motorcyclists in the city are invited to attend
New Britain herald., 1914-04-30
YOU'LL GET THE HABIT, TOO.

There are thousancs of we'll dressed Men and Young Men who buy all their clothes here-Men who demand quality and correctness above every- thing.
New Britain herald., 1914-04-30

with Secretary of the Navy Daniels early in the day with relation to the Manzanillo report Admiral Howard, commander of the American naval forces on the Pacific coast, denied that American marines had landed at Salina Cruz.
 The admiraIs message said:
 "Unfounded. There was an in- cendiary fire at Manzanillo. We were not even there."
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-02
m-O-NA lfilST AD
TO SICK s10NAcHs

bisises. after essinx. h~irhins of
sas aud uadizosiei fes.i. tha, lump
Of lead f~viias N the stomach. sick
headache. asd hii'easa~~s indicate
Dyspepsia. Nov-a' oaec-is shs
time To remove the cause and STOP
the distress.
Mi-o.na il the remedy. Surely set
. box Of thcsV hcaI,h.s-ssoFias tab
lets from the uaasmsn Drug Co. TO-
day. lIssidrs quickly s'oprins ihs
distress Ni.o.aa sopih-s the iTri,aiod
walls Of the stomach aud strength.
cas- the gastric Glands So that they
pour ou, their daily supply %! 'iis.s'
tive materials f"od ia prompt,
~ dlscsicd and assinsila'vd. the -a-
tire .sys,cm is rtol~rsy n"uris'-d--
you ie~i strong. energetic. aud pcs-
fcciiy we'll.
Mi-o.na 1. not an experiment. Is
ao< Q eusc-sll--tts . scivniitic tuu. (.
cdy recommended only fus indiEcs-
lion distress and out -o.."rd-r ssn'n.
srhl Tncs- h.siiH.sIsiaE and
harmless tablets are household
renedy--kCcp ih-m hasay whether
a houe - Srns ssliag.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-02
G. Y. Cosroy Of Noate Vista Con.
suered Stomach TYouble In
"Ope, Two, Three" Order.

Here u the cheerful story of how
{. ~. conFoy Of Mont. Vista. Colo.
won back his health in u hurry. af'
ter suffering for u Ions time from
stomach arrangements and liver
troubles.
Mr.. Confoy's experience. shows In a
striking way how quickly and surely
Mayr'. Wonderful Stomach Remedy
do~~ its work.
MY medicine came all rishi.
took IL as directed. The first bottle
removed iif,y GALL stone. the SECOND
only three GALL stones and the third
none. The tonic regulated my sys'
lem In good shape. feel iik. a ne~
man nov. think have all my
troubles bahishsi and I do not think
I ~'ii need any mor- medicine,
believe am cured
lust such experiences ns~ told In
Thousands Of less-rs sent To Mr.. Nays
~ ssss-tsi u.-ss Of Aays's woad~r-
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-02
lEvlNskY HOLDS RECORD FOR
NUMBER OF RING BATTLES F0uen1

week. isai rvsiiy IL tsa's - bad -
that. thoa,sh isaay Marina. his
hassiiss masssrr. h tr,isx to make
I, ~ had A. icsssbie. savs ~ ".
Saith.
t~,in.ly aud ha Manager. MOI
xss. In cosaraay With fi~eay Muir.
ph;. a warm frisad u Aoes.a. ~.
iusa.d In chseaso yesterday sisss
tho has,i. In Milwaukee Mosass
.iEht AMI hlksd slxhl sieax 90 their
way In foassssovs. q. vhes- rsi.
dsy night the hsisilax oe~ riii nee,
Tusr NeAgSS6a. sov Aaoru - .'is~ss
Cat" In . s~s Fuasa enaas>s. rSus'
shss- sh~r ~iii jump ssshs hsrk ,s
<~v York. thew 10 have shr~ bat.
tiles in .~s-a sishss
Th- Ns. fost aaisA as- Apsii !
with Salinas jaxk" ilssss. Apsii I
with Tom keaa~say. fossa~s amateur
s,ss. ssa Arrii with xAi,os ttitis.
one ot the soaxh~st al tie tpu<h.
After this pspersm hes be~s carried
oal the fighter asd bic ssAassss ~ill
buadic themselves cato the ssllless
and hike oat 10 Hattie. Aual.. uhVss
m April ~ he IL carried 10 m~rt JAst
biiioa u ladtaasr~,tss
Sosn~ tyru9rsm that tuS the wusSa
!. yet io -osnc. i.r,iasky = slated 10
take on 0ont,os, smith saaissrd 10
b~ tho i.~,s at the rs->~as dap white
heres. In Nc~ York. May =. lIetost
iha, time Morgan has hooked h,sa ~
for exactly eleven rsssxcm~ais. Asd
there ma, br mosc tAss that " tho
tine may ~ arranged satisfactorily
Of coasec i.ssiasky does nj, train
for any of hi. roatre,s-aoS 10 AM
particular cstcat. Nc tiehls h,aascll
Int. share aad kr~t~ In shatr b.
fighting. That's the heat way he tis'
SssA. Aad bssstcs II htsess In q
pretty steady rcseuuc. 80 .t..
We Ec, . couple of rsr~ tuII ot In.
formation about THE remarkable
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-02
mars ''E; 4, E;'IH H!|t,1i,,

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