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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-21
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botte ii6 i'm @uten Samariter so.
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miiiien. 1rot aller Hflege beiiertc
iih Der 3uitano De5 Waodens nidt.
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0aarenbaus nngeiteIlt lit, bate einl
Sdpeiter oerieIbcn, 6raulein Gatbc.
rine Sones. Die Eflege Der &ranfen
iIbernommen. 9Im 6reitag Raflmit-
log lpuroe Srau S6arper telcpbuniidI
benadrittigt, boB iif Der 3nItano
Ger aranteu beoeuteno perI6led'tert
babe, rmO ihr Griteinen SriuaerO
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Stnpeiter mittbeiIte, ooB 6Ioreucc
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labIetteu 81 lid geuommen bate. !
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.etttn 3ll iib nabn. giad peiteren
Der 6rau mar 6Iorena
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mails IN Gouinaton ap. mn ihieo
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she plrOe Elm @abp geboreu, DeIhes
Good MIR 6 Wlonate alt nur0e.
Die Sfrioiln9 pon ibrem Manne
Iat teinen @influB aui ba5 @emiitb
Yer @eritorbcnen gebabt, oa iie 5u
ing mar, ais ile Die Gbe eineiug.
lieie Icbte sleuBerimg mottc ote
5rau AMI 9eiragen oeS Gorouers
sbeuiaIIs NOR 6Iorence itets lititig
mo outer 9inge, imo oahte uiemals
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}iel 5u iesen.
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lie 8eritorbene in gebauolung battc.
beiIte Dem Coroner nit. oaB er oie {
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eritrieben babe, ino Die Nutt,r s
euau anDies, lpie bieielben sur 9es.
iieetion oerwanot meroen mubten.
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ntbielt. lit nit eiuem @iitetiauettc
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-21
2ctcftiudvcf eupe in Gbicaau.

Setettipaef 2ope. beglb iid geitern
na6 @6icugo, um pon oprt 4rtburGo oil.
5uriit5ubrtngen, Delher bier peeen
RidtperiOrglng sepiini6t piro. Der
Gbef ma9te bic Reiie perionli6, I'm
iiCg nit oem oOrtigen POIissi6ef uno
Sctetttodef betannt gu MAIDEN, nit
ipsI4sm Cincinnati in ftdnbisem -0e.
fhGftsbsrtebr" itebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-21
SnrdJsdnser amfse6alten.

Dem fdn,lsn Ginsrsiftn sss 8erz
tebrspOli5iitsn airsan 1T es 81 bans
Ten, oaB seitsrn sin GsipanD Der
5renh gen3oI CLEANING SO. aIs iid
blsielbe in ipiIbsr 1abrt burd Die
Rur: Strabs espssts. tsin llnbsiI an.
geri6tst bat. Dos glfsrb bes lsidten
Wdgeus nuros burt irssnb einen
llmitanb, aIs Is an Der asnpon uno
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pfsrb sbsn TN gesriff tn cine Mms
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-21

Somcr uno Ma6el ,SuOO, 1850
Irafe 2lOea Sn0e Barf.
Carl unO Marp Sprinacr, 2500
G9at9om Ctr, ssQ Stir, Snb.
gennctt mo Saoic @up, t40S
Nnnsiielo Ctr.
S5obn rm0 GIiia6ctb 9Rot6, 1921
Central 9lpe.
9lntbonD ln0 I}oicpbine Steg.
man, 1920 9inn Ctr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-21

Der glr3t marter bis iie etpaS frQi-
tiger gemoroen mar. Die erlte Gpe-
ration bate ni6t Den geluiinIdten Gr,
lola
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-27

Similarly elementary mathematics being college
school for $80 and being well dne another
two pupils this subject costing $2734 third
French admirably taught school % pupils $39
another school $607 advanced
two pupils costs still another school $3043 to pupil
third German Secondear French costs SO
at of the larger schools but two of the smaller institutions
$70 and $2 81 respectively to teach pupil
might be expected the costs pupil uniformly HIGH
$440 $1SS In they exceed usually
pupil of all other subjects taken together Furthermore
courses which the chief largely
lacking the Greek school has the three
merely scattering groups
in this subject
These comparative not necessarily
subject good merely because either cheap
however, the value that school, perhaps unconscous
tributes each subject paying $685. teach
school the that the
the of equally skilled
teachers time twenty pupils in French English 1t is
of that training few good minds be
accomplish the than distributed among
who will be followers The problem
a see the School
Of
t the zuty the
to in to mai the resulting costa comparable with
the
n. -ts perl Eve weekly recital dc~tss
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1914-01-27


Finally is worth while to up a word the principle that,
it believed should underie the administration Of the high school
curriculum No study studies has Importance for its
sake its value consists altogether the which assists
teacher bringing pupil into those relations with his environment
that agreeable stimulating and promising for him personally and
profitable society The curriculum should
ton that successfully organized this which there
is demand But its real potency consists not ITSELF but in the
intelligence with which is applied
b.
Second the primary question
ruum accomplishing that for which exists the question of its
public
that the public school not only be complete effective
of community PRIDE but also that wise expenditure
the peoples If school spends $40 pupil
physics when another spends $10 the higher should justified
by the difficulty the conditions superiority
If through series of the cost of giving certain subject
high with other subjects that might introduced
with other which the might be public has the
right expect experts justly possible
the relative values obanab and seek and the largest return
its investment that is the best education the largest number
of pupils.
Examples of high costs pupil which not be justified
particularly the subjects that the sake of
the few who desire for special college Thus
advanced algebra solid geometry both Vermont
19213 by seventeen school principals the costs pupil nd
Gated below:
The Glenwood post., 1914-08-29
s1IwepD LITTLE HA,scx

Hsrs u ssasthing just right in ~
Wv sf . sAau fsrm, very eloss - ellt.
OF tAs q asess sns-half is in ssltiva.
tisa, 10 sssss In alfalfa, six - seven
sssss sf sPsd = gain land cd l,eoo
fruit trssa 0sol 5rooa hsaas, Sasa,
milk Assss s.d eistsr., With water
pipsA ints ~ house; COED wssss right,
3 Asssss, wagon, sleigh, plsw, hasrsw
snA . .snbsr ef snail inplsnsats. This
pssPssty sssk IL owner nearly $500,
bat - , nst . farmer a.A has asksd
- = IN Il fes ts,5oo, aad IL = .
great bafoain ss tAek. $1,000 eaa staad
In . aostgase Il baVsf dssirss-
4 J. DICKSON.
The Glenwood post., 1914-08-29
o1G1 RUB N m sAvEs 1n,rn

Don't wait until your hair is gone
but keep all you have if possible
We recommend Nssitol Hair Tonic as
a reliable preparation for keeping tn,
scalp clean and healthy condition and
promoting hair growth. It is . prep.
aration of genuine merit, one we are
pleased to guarantee to you. Prices
soc. and $l.0O Glenwood Pharmacy
Exclusive Agency.
A great majority of persons affli:'
ted with eczema have no other ailment
which is accepted ~ proof that eczema
is purely = skin disease. Meritol Ec.
zema Remedy recommended especial
ly for eczema and diseases Of the skin
If you are afflicted with this terrible
disease, we ask you to use this remedy
on our guarantee. Prices Soc. and $l0O
Glenwood Pharmaey, Agents.
The Glenwood post., 1914-08-29
WELCOME NEWS foa
Local PeoPlE

People IN this town Win b Glad to
hear that the mixture a simple buck
thorn bark, glycerine. ete., known As
Adler-i-kA, can be o6tA1ne4 at our
store. This simple re0o4y became
famous by curins appseAleetig end Il
has been found that just a SINGLE
DOSE relieves sour seg0AoA. 0As q
the sta0aeA ana esa1elDae11a m.
0TANTLY booanoe 4 aBu1l0 - UaeA
q saFyE1.1Q9 aAoant q - ~ 0aA'
~ ffu0 - ~.
The Glenwood post., 1914-08-29
CONSTIPATION oAulns s1cKsEss

Don't permit yourself to become con.
stipated, - your system Immediately
begins to absorb poison from the back
ed-up waste matter. Use Dr.. King 3
New Life Pills and kssp well. There
is no better safeguard against illness
Just take one dose toaight. 15e. at
your druggist.
The Glenwood post., 1914-08-29
WArca.X\k!R WNJEl

Since ths death Of Dr.. HsteAinoea
have had to devote SO much Of ny
time to OPTICS that l find it neces-
sary to employ . vateA-nakss, sss
who can repair railroad watches and
help to wait ON the trade.
Being the only JEWELER- -OPTICAN
in GlenwoOd who has been granted .
license by the State Board to practice
here, shall devote all my time to sx-
amining eyes and Ating glasses.
The Glenwood post., 1914-08-29
A oooD xAn 1oa sA1x

A six-ysaroh nsre, little tAin but
in good flea weighing 1900 pounds:
y broke 70 drive Aouhss aAd il not
afraid Of autos e tzsins, has good
aoeioa anA ehsuA naks . fifst-elass
single driver, suitable alse fer sxpeess
wagon o. Ter farm uss. II Interested
So A. J. DICKDON.
The Glenwood post., 1914-08-29
Io1 aAI.1 WCHANo1 o. L1Axa

A cattle raAeA Of 3eo serss e3ess y
enc sf IL 1nsst ranges In CsassaAs.
Has - assss snAse diteA; eAs1t lse
under esltivatisa; close to good mar
kets. Fslly equipped with farn ~
ehinery asd stock fer running The
This 10 . sars bargain - IL laad
viii grow anything fssa gsai, and
alfalfa - Psta4sss.
Ess paxtisslazs aAaRsa Z 7 3 sass
03sawosl Hsse
The Glenwood post., 1914-08-29
8usurnss oIfo91uNI1Y

PHty, either ~, vhs can furaish
references and has d, 900 - iavest ear
become N equal paztasr IN . business
that will bear tie elsssst invsstigstisA.
Inquirs Of EdiAse e ~ Rsse.
The Glenwood post., 1914-08-29
II you have lost anything Of value
advertise in this paper and get it back.
Fnr1 RANCH foR aALE

ITO aeres, miles from Carbondais,
Y mile from loading station; Groom
log house, cellar, barn for head Of
stock and other outbuildiles.
Absolutely first-clas water rigat,
only four owners in ditch which is
snly ens nile long, ont Of Roariay
Fsek Eivsr.
Is cores cultivated, % seres san Be
cultivated, balance pasture hand
About 20 acres seeded to clover sad
alfalfa.
Price 44,3oo, half casA aad , T. 5
ysszs o. balance to right party. Fer
further particulars address.
A. J. DICNBON,
0lsawsod sprine, Cole.
oIXNWooD YDoFXk1Y 70 11ApO
Pa.ties haviag oasAssa ss0Av
maeAes - dispose 4 w. wiA eahs
= paynsas AssisaA,s olsavssa ~
psssy N = ~ - ulAs eAss venn
hassa - - = I ~ . ~ essao
Z ~ ~ = vosu.
The Glenwood post., 1914-08-29
LXWIS o. 0EK1DIsK
CandddaAo fer tho Nonination Of
STATE fRRAGURRR

hereby announce myself a. candi-
date for the nomination Of State
Treasurer, subject to the decision At
the Republican State primary election
to be held ON September 3, 1914. In
doing 80 I will state that have been
4 resident of the state for the last q
years during all Of which time I have
been . Republican. .-.
was treasurer Of the City and
County Of Denver for four ysars.
feel that by my experience and
ability I am qualified to handle and
protect the state funds, and il you
think SO shall be pleased to have
your support At the primaries, 6eptem-
Der 8.
LEWIS c. GREENLEE.
The Glenwood post., 1914-08-29

Ten minutes spent reading the ID
vertissments in this paper may Asaa
ter dollars saiasd.
The Glenwood post., 1914-08-29
oMrHG %

80 asst q 90 = H. ~,sy q ~s~s&
hA - tAzsass1 - ss~aAsA s-a ss~
~ vuaAs-s sftAe Cas.as.A RDsGNS
- - - 1N.A0:cvseofA
The Glenwood post., 1914-08-29

No longer do We belong to the So
eiety for the suppression of pie, as We
violated AL rules and began the eating Z
Of demon pie, as.sst, 10 eeald not
r.,st, Ne had = fsl saee more ;ats
~ awf.l slatsAss saa pssaaes ssas
The Glenwood post., 1914-08-29

we were amazed at -ht wonderful,
he's dway by the harvest i"uds empl,v-
ed On the F,.rvicw rancl m their ab.E
''y in getting So nnri' done in the
IL. . work 81 they .t.L' to be Just
odipary sort # f,:;.w. We could not
sstLom the rea': If sEcir accomplish
i-s 20 mucn uatil ~ harmed that
Elizabeth Smart and Ilah Rowe were
the young cooks SC tho ranch. You
bnow that there ID an old saying: "a
good feed, means . good days work "
6tsksspsae or someone wrote it and
how true it is. No wonder the boys
At The Fairvisw aneh get sueh hump
- Themselves when they have saeh =
Aasdy esuRas II eoelEs to ut neal
bsfses tAsa taak nakss tAsa tackle
- dsyS WIT Nm . Vim sd . cong
The Glenwood post., 1914-08-29

Day, . - sss sssss ~ - - ~
eanss - i aM- We tsis1 - Ssais1
tAs esaviaSs sf this AeAss Pie. bst -
power against this nensGes, AFs He--
Aan VesAeiek presented ss With los
Of delicious faspberries, And sssPber-
riss make such nice pie, a.A Ne rss;s-
ted NO longer, ne ate raspberry Pia.
~ there.
The Glenwood post., 1914-08-29

Lspis Bellodi, who lives near Sun.
light, had the luck to spill . lot of
boiling water on herself and being bare
footed At the time, made it . painful
aeeidsat, 20 that our little patron has
y lay up for . while, until the bsras
hsal, which should be in very short
N.e for such 4 healthy s.d lively gin
= Loaiss.
The Glenwood post., 1914-08-29

eIKNWooD Y1orERxY 70 fRApa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-08
Close Gates at Dartmouth.
ny Tolegrapb 10 The TrIhuno

80 ASiSSl apu 10 l ne trlpunC.
Hanover, N. f.. Oct. THE Dart
mouth football team held its first prsc-
ticc behind closed gates this afternoon.
The drill for the main part consisted in
the developing and perfecting of nov
plays and the running down under
kicks. Because of Curtis's injury,
Whitney did the kicking, and succeeded
IN getting off some good punts.
IT looks as though the lineup for the
Williams game would be decidedly diff
ferent from that against the Masss
chusetts "Aggies" and Norwich. The
team will include several sccond-strine
men. Murdoch and Curtis in all proba
bility will not be in the lineup again st
Williams. Their places will be filled by
Ihlelscher and Gerrish.
Whitney's shoulder is still in poor
condition, and no chances will be
taken. Unless his injury shows marked
improvement he will not be used
against Williams.
McAulife was badly bruised on his
shoulder this afternoon in blocking
practice. 1t will be week, and per-
hsps longer, before the sturdy tackle
will be able TO play. His place will be
taken by Pudrith in Saturdays game.
Cotton will be used at right tackle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-08

8 900. NJ. Young - Warner av.. Jersey CITY,
y. j., VI. Alter. louis Is. Cohen \. Y.
Drofias Co. Manhattan; realty; s. 00g, J.
\. 'orson, Hewlett. Long Island H. g.
Lsrlus. 4. 4. Hitchcock. y Y.
karry home Market Co. Manhattan; meats,
etc; 10000; J. Lowenstein. III West sUti
st. y, Y: Z: Lotta Lowenstein, y. y. W.
Julian Ray q Co. Manhattan: voolens
900; J. Y. jenkins. so West 1876 st.. ~
y; II. y. ,Michsels, oradcli, ~ J; }. Nit
Burton Thompson Co. Glen Hcad: b.oaer-
sse; 81 90; Hattie =. Cushing. lO9 South
Elliott Plsce Bkyn Ediih L. Pspen. BAlyn.
Log4 Eeyl"r. r.. n. Y
Uo-Sho Mile, Rrooklye: textile 5000. j.
: Eo~pr!e, 's9 Madison st., Bhyn; . 81.
schoepfn. G. w phlipbar Bkiyu.
OCrien Narlisb sales Co. Manhattan;
sloHW y n. hlbertson. g. Madison az. =.
Y y. Il. Thompson, 81 Kunsmau, y. 7.
Warren Curtis Mfg. Co, Corluth yAper
etc, $50 eco; Warren curtis, IT.. Ccrinth
III. l.. curtis. 4. ). Mayheg, Coriut!i.
Continental Enterprises, Buffalo: anuse.
mcnts, etc; $1,000. 4. n. Sherry; H. d
| Crow der. J. 6. Lesswing. Buffalo.
McLain q Eanford Co, Manhattan; cur
riase makers; So,eo, G. r. McI.lin, RuthCr-
i,33rd, n j.; y d. iIanford. Brooklyn; :
No. 81 MorGinssde Az Eas. Corporation
Manhattan. realty; $1,000: Tredcrici MAJ or
~ BToadyaN y. y; Joseph Mayer. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-08
c,s,ou May Be at Quarter
''' for Yale in Game
with Lehigh.
.o,NcETON FRESHlES
rr'ITpI Az THE VARSITY
,,.,,r and Barrett May Not
. 81 Able to Play for cOrne"
Against the Indians

BY &c oct Alec Wilson, 5
New hsNv"ii emf him out Of the Yale
cured ana .a;n to-day. and Esst0n, wh'
s1it'ee, 80 ~ Srill in his place WI pro- W.
IS in tne ehsnce st quarter III tno
Ny get ON saturday. EsstSn vas
lsAiga ssn' bslfbsck last year. put ~
i't .sown such an ap' a,ar ,S Sc other
~ 70 be advanced over wv
apirsats' Drse,icc lasted for twenty ,,y! '.
SecrN nd during this the 'y W, y.
-inutes, shu and Was put through new
ned Signs In the scrimmsging whien
'srnsuSus, ;nswcrth scored Tor we
isNOvs S,o against the second. Suv III
'rsi ,ssr ., fullbsck and ola sooE wo ~,
~ was was. ~ plunging gave the 'ars Ivy
lis Iihs .;5s and he was strong an ue-
',rsve w tl tore was moved to r'get
hsrfy "a cot away from the scruo
sslipsss -, several long gains. nc ai oJ
,ids ~ t,orwsrd passes accuracy, go 60,
AreN ,;.suorth vsS respons'oIe i''
vlih A'. ,bc %srsity's long advances,
uesi o. y, ,bc scrimmsging Won non )
DaTlns W Fractured, and he JolneJ,
si.a ", wa .n4 Wilson on the injured
punPSWE ss;,s O. shifted from half to lus =
81 ~ on the second team, oiie' .So
q e. .t.tE vigorously. Sullmsh, hS
;.s stls' ,,sn hsd trisl at right, end
I ere" s ,a team and showed up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-08
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Vel known Dry Goods Co. Manhattan.
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r r%ncst Noble. 9th, Juno g. sbsen, From,
- 'a,' ddNt, j. ". Tlomss. Ii,iL eeo,
r. dIe. rom post. ctc.. days; NJ E
caya; D. 'i u Sep, - quit. post. etc. 3
I,tno1t cave. I Js> " H. iIour6 " i,s,b
Gus. linproper patrol, etc d. :.
is.y s1'IoHi Lon, Aug. ~. absent Without
~. lni2roper patrol. , days; ISjasrd -, =.
se'aid. lt5th. Aug. g. shscpi o. r,,.,
&C., days; 4. }. Burns 18Th. Aug rs
Grimm i'o" rs, Po'. etc. 3 days; Dwsrd
e., DAYS; Joseph Probst. gs3d. JilY -
nuscHt IRON reserve. 7 DAY. Thomas EsuuS
Z , ,tl; Au' 10. failed to promptly report,
kcprimandcd - Plum " Reilly a,b
Sep, 10. improper ratrci. ,tc.; r T. Mp !ih
schIaum ii,a f' as,n l. imPrGasc parol :
=. ;. Quinn. 2sth. Sept. ~. abgsut fron' ,nJi
call; 6. i. Coync. 18th. sept IL ,hsent
without leave: 4 Schwartz. nd Aug .s
=. % QuinHIs ga, sept. :. faled 10 Sig
hai, \. =. RsCcch. 31th. Aug. /, failed 10
20 properly relieved ". barry. 37tL' Aug
!. Jailed 10 BE- properly relieved: r. =
bro"h9' iy9th. Sept. 81. absent from poet.
In p =. Achernisl foth. Aug. "a sit-
t tl, y. lnnegan, foth. sept. -. absent
4, post 1t; T. =. J. Cleary. f2d. sept.
r. absent from post. etc. H. rteck' I4dtb
fish 1n GI0utes'sa Slt, &C. H. c. Patterson.
i4s'hi Nay -, absent from post, etc, etc,
= 49,, Io1th, May 81. improper patrol:
y X Curran. l10th. Sept. O. imnr.ner
p s; n. r. Nelson. l7ist. May IS. abs.nt
ron ron school crossing, etc; Il. stoiI. .S.d
eus p absent from post. etc: Act. Del.
lost shield. ~ N'P'' -
osPrhded without pay-Ptlmn. ! Han
ION .1tn ~ cteei go ?. ~. Oct. /.
81" os 20 60 TO duty Ptlmn. J. IlanIou.
Heappoin,cd Special Ptimn w = H.
usa,' vim tho New York Magdaien Bene.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-08
DIRECTUM SETS
ANOTHER RECORD
Lowers Worlds Time tor
Third Heat in Winning
Stake Race.

Lexington, Ky. Oct. - World >
record Of 1851 for third heat IN a
race was established by Directum ~
The Tennessee, which he won III
straight heats from a small neiu'
Frank Bogash, Jr., the horse tnat wa
eInected 10 be the principal contender'
AZ not start because OF lsmehess'
Murphy withdrawing him after warm
'''i Di rec Is mile Is also the record
for Inc Tennessee, being a tut secona
EASTER than the mile of Minor helr' VI
ZOOS For the first time IN many yea
t5o distance was waived in the tnlro
heat SO that Directum | would not DC
likely to distance the other s'artel or
For the second time in his long career &c +
Tsrl Jr.. won second money IN thc
o"nnt Don Deuamore was thiro' wal
for Cocbato, the only other stal'c''
US distanced in the first heat. ~.
" The @:i7 trot was unfinished alter
thrre heats, and the ":Os pace wa cal-
riod over ON to-morrow's. progra,Wnni,,,,'
uhich includes the TransylYanls' " ~
;.m NJ. will start tomorrow TO pclt o,I
"~n worlds record for iour-year-o '"
u.cers Of 200.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-08
OUTGOING STEAMERS

sBrlnGs NAL.