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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-07-26
Two Children Burn to Death.

Pittsburg. July 25.--As a result OF
the explosion of gasoline stove at
the home OF Levi Titus today, Harry
and Meyer Titus, twins, aged years,
were burned to death and !. other
members Of the family We're seriously
burned, two fatally.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-07-26
Will Issue New Crop Report.

Washington, July 25.--at was an.
nouneed at the department of agricul.
ture today that revised estimate Of
the acreage of cotton planted this year
as compared with that of last year win
probably be made and given to the
public tomorrow at 12 O'Clock noon.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-07-26
''LOWerPriCeS'' -

that's the excuse offered for the 'mercer-
lied cotton" cheat; and say nothing about
lower quality.
Now the man who demands lower prices
and accepts ''merCeriZed cotton as the
answer, ought to have what he calls for
He probably pays more than he ought to; but
let that pass
The trick is to ''wOrk' the man who wants
b-st quality and is willing to pay for it; to
charge him little less and give him a good
deal less. "MerCerized cotton does the
trick.
Well stick to aIl-wOol; there's no trick or
cheat about that. Our label stands for all
wool; a small thing to look for, big thing
to find
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-07-26
CONTAGIOUS
BLOOD POISON

BLOOD POISON
Contagious Blood Poison more thor.
oughly poisons the blood than any other
disease. Every part of the body is af-
fected when the virus becomes intrenched
IN the circulation; red eruptions break
out on the skin, the mouth and throat
ulcerate, glands in the neck and groin
swell, the hair falls out, copper-colored
splotches appear on the body, etc.
was afflicted with blood poison. and
the best doctors did me no good, Though
l took their treatment faithfully In
fact seemed to get worse ali the whils
TOOK almost every so-called blood rem
edy, but they did not seem to reach the
was d1sheartensd, for it seemed that I
would never be cured. At the advice of
friend then took 8; 8. s. and began to .
improve. continued the medicine. and
1t cured me completely.
Hamlet, N. G.. w. R. NEWMAN.
So highly contagious is this disease
that many life has been ruined by "a
friendly hand shake or from using the
toilet articles of one affected with the,
poison. To cure this hideous and hate 4
ful disease constitution remedy is re-
qulred. s. S. S. goes own to the vervK
root of the trouble and forces out everv
particle of the virus from the blood and
cures the disease permanently. S. S.
is purely vegetable and drives out the
trouble, rootand !
branch, and no
~ signs of it areR
ever seen again.
aNW Y Those who have
been cured byI
PURELY VEGETABLE. S. S. S. can feel
assured that q
none OF the pc is left in the blood to
transmit te accent offspring. The en-
tire body is built up and the blood made 7
pure, rich and healthy by this great rem
edy. Book with instructions for home
treatment and any medical advice desired
will be given free of charge. %
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga. \
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1905-07-26

trouble, rootand
branch, and MOI
signs of it are
ever seen again.
Those who have |
been cured byI
S. S. S. can feel |
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-04

miro, bel Der 3lliummcnicbung ieincr
rpihtiQcrcn Gomitc'u in G%rlp01umg
81 5icbcn lCin. I9llli uuc Sale lino
bittcrc Sample nm bic llCbcruciiung
bon &orlo9cn an sic Gonitc'n, reip.
oic it0Otiidc Delegation 5t crportcn.
Nltd) inl Scnut miro Elm Gontcit SIT
crluortcn ieir1; bctomtlid) mllroe Ser
biabcrige 0cn1otrotiihC Senator u. g.
GrotberS bon Dem Hepublifancr q.
6roncc bciicQt. &cBt miro 6cbauptet,
ouB Or. 6ro1cc lid)t mGblbur IN
Gccil County lei, ga CT niht elm poi
les SoGr sort gcruo6nt babe. Scno'
tor GrotbcrS lit elmer Der idbiQIten
Gcmotrotcn lulO luilrOc, mcnn icin
GontCit crioI0rcid) mare, cinc quite
9(cQuiijtion iiir ocn Genet icin.
Sir sic &obbD miro oicica So6r
cine lCbr Id)ICd)tc Grnotc in Nralidlt
gCitcllt, ga Scr @oupcrncur icit cnt.
idloiicn lit, alien &criltfcrL Die oItcn
o@ca Singer" iuicocr nclBltbclcbcn
prompt eincn Strin in ocn MeQ SIT
Icgelt, inoem CT Ole Grfl0ruug obgc
gcbcn fat, OoB cr feline Dill nit lei
ncr llntcridriit pcricbcn mill, sic
oltrd) ungcIcBlidc Mittel 0urdb Ole
@cIeBgcblrn0 0cpcitiht porocn lit.
Gic Gorporotioncn f0nncn 0abCr nit
Hubc scr fommCnOcn SiBrng Ger
@elcb9cbun0 cntncgcnicbcn. Soften
abcr bic oltbctnnntcn S%ubbpiltcn ibr
Grlhcl1cn modcn, Damn mill Der
@onDcrncllr bic bciOcn &0lllcr erin
den, bic ultc Hc1cI ollrdBuiiibrclL
Dob fcincr Scr 6cfnnntcn Hciltc Ole
Soften Scr @cicBgcbln0 bctritt, iorr
ocrn it'd nod Ocn @oQcricn 5ltrild
jlc6t, neld)c NcliI9cnO &olm gclpGb
rem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-04
Sn9 gSctttr.

- o..
NiIr Mornlon0 uno Sen Gtitritt
Columbia ih5nc2, t0ltcrc@ Mcttcr
urO iriihc uorowcitIihc MinOc.
Ger bod)itc (bcrmomctcrltono mar
80 @roo nm 8 llbr MorQcn9.
Ger njcOriQitc (bcrmomctcrltollO
mar - @raO Inn , ll6r NtorNcrla.
M}ittlcrCr NoronctCtitunG 29.SS.
Ger nic0riQitc (bCrnuomctcriton0
scr lcBtcn 81 Stm0Cu in nodIoINcns
sen St0OtCn mar mic folgt: Galtport
d. |ortluno 81 Bolton 80, Nlbonp
If. NGp port %, Ebilooelpbio 80,
Nltluntic-Gitp 30, NolbinNton 3S,
9torioIt &c, &ottcrn8 81, Gborlciton
Ga, Sopomob GO, Sodionpiuc 6S,
EltpitCr a, Sen gScit y. Ntlonto TO,
Mtont0omcrp 10, NelpsSrlconS IL,
Volcitinc 81, COLLECTION AZ, CORPUS
Gbriiti 10, WienlpbiS 26, Cincinnati
%. YittabllrQ 81. SaiueQo 81, @ui.
iolo 80, Glcpclono 81, Gctroit %,
Tlpcto 26, M~oroucttc -, @rccn
@ou S, Chicago -, Gulutb 10, Ct.
Noul l. Ct. 2olIia If, &onioalGitp
II, 0no6o >, Nuron 10, Niamord
-i6, %4iQiiton %, Sabre S, Sc
ltno Is, Salt &otc u, GCnpCr 10,
Nortb EIottc >, Googc II, Nmoriuo
IS, 2oa gnQclc@ -.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-04

ECrlon0l u ott5cn.- Sr.
Gbo@. i. Wc9tultp, Der betanntc
Spirltuolcnbonolcr, ltcgt 'drpcr CT
trontt III letncr Wobllllll9 al DER Gdc
BON Caroline lulo Nonnloll'traBc,
Gr leloet al rDcllntotlld)er Gnijl''l'
ollll9 DER "ellle.
SoroD "eri0orot mlto uhl ~
NM 80, Ne5Cllpcr III oer "Spr'''
So'le ol''lrele''
otoll NoVou SV'l l'''' Io)'oVt
ttu''' VI 'V''t NSpp'''''" u'' W. ~
Sl'ubV '"Io l. "o''''v Uo''''o't
WI "u''' ''"'p uVtu'''.'''N W. t'''
1'n "'o'''''" P'0e''") :" oU'9' WV
Cine 97si4brioe Grou II
@cfnhr gci cincnl ,Iclcr. mcls
Dies ocitcrn W}nrdcr fl1r5 mad, , llbr
in Dem Iemorf.S hublobcn, 9tr. 1t6,
WcIt Qcrinoton.S trobe. ollabrod, ac-
ricth sic inn orittcn Stoducrf oes an.
%oren,cubcu @ebGubcs Nr. IFS, WcIt-
9crinoton Strobc. %lppbnboite 81
o{ohrc oltc Grou Gliiobctb Rpir IN
@ciohr, Nllrh go1ld1, meId,cr in bid,
ten Wplfcn in ibr 3inmer cin0rond,
crItidt al lucroen. lieutenant Iicb
II, bic Shlolhn,0uucr GboS. Smith.
Wnt. NoF mo Wnl. Trin; bon Der
Spribcn.Gompoonic 9}r. % trl,ocn tic
Die Srcppc bi1ob ol,f sic Strofr him.
o1S. Cos Gcucr mor o Ser Iodtcr
Der Vrcl'lh, 6roli Y. VI. Scoerlll1, elli'
oedt looroelJ illlo oll' lprcll glarrlrlIl
Dlh cute Nollillt Hlloolpb "lller pom
loeltllNell Sl|trltf rod) ocrl SprlBells
Dol'le 9r, = an saratoga llllo ~
'olt-StroBc. WFlttIcrlnctle lollote 80
ll5ilt Sllpbolt pom mlttlcren NtNtrltt
ell'eh 9lorm pom aaNten Nr, ll6 an
Der vac bon Scrlll0ioll' llllo Slbcrtps
StroBe EN-. SaS Ncilcr por I'LL bllt'
letet SDcll ocS SaoenN oerlnlltblld)
ollrn ellen ilperDetjten Nicn entltnll'
oetl ilro lpilroe aud ool' Der Neitcr'
lpepr an olc'c Sotolltot bClfrontt.
yer Sdooct mar l'ld)t Nebr b'ocil'
reno. Sr' ~ IS Moro' Der @cld)olt"s
lllDrer' tohllte ole 9eI'oi'e NoRe oc@
SNooehS llld)i nlt9epen; ole Ter'ld)c'
rnil9 ocdt Hlle". No@ letd)t %bcld)oolatc
Veoolloe 9eDori VI ~ @opo %plIc
DON gf' 0o5' NOTWITHSTANDING.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-04
Sin id)6nes nnb natlidcs @cidjcnf

Sin idJ6nes nnb niitlides 8cidcnf
fir N~ngeborigc 1T INNER cine iebens'
gruec photographic ubcr cine flint.
lcriid b%ullenbctc Gopic eines alicn
Yilbcs in Grapon, @aTeriarbe, Del
uSer Eaite0. Die idDOnitcn aubtnet'
bilocr MIR ST pru 3nkcno.
Sulius ScbbcI, oeutid,er photograph,
321 Norb.8ap-S traNe.
Oft12-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-04
Wlaicnunrit,
lplulc ollc sum @nrltacidDGit 9cbOrcu.
Den 0clifatciicn III babcn bel
SpniS s.. Hcttbcrn
966-96S Ecrin9tun -Wurft uuo
342-3I4 NoHinos Wnrft.
I'm Gcrin9tou' Warft jcbcm &urmit-
tag in Der Mpd)r nno Snmltng Nbcno.
W%laiculunrit,


Frpf. &obn Is. Gront &C,
cbrt. Gir QcItriQc Erobc rca
v9lrion" in Der oSto0 .Nouc" iiir sic
an Mittuoh NIbcnO it%ottiin0cn0C
Observation-Disclosures brod)tc cine lie
bcrraldlnG nit lid. IS ltCutC lid)
n0nlih bel Ocm Nuloiic bcralla. Dob
Qcltcrn Der 53. @cburtato0 oca ia.
bigcn mo bcIicbtrn 0irigcntcn oca
Ncrcil15 mar un0 rnld) lurr0C Cin go
mite bcoltItro0t cincn @lumcn1trultB
bcrbCi5uihoiferL mrldCr Dent &c,
burtsto0stinoc burd, cen Fr0li0cn-
ten Nidor0 SumnloB iibcrrcid)t
mlr0c. &r. Nrnnt bunftC nit tiCicms
%pfu10cnCt WortClr fitr Ole ibnt 5ll
Sbcil gcmur0cnC Gbrc mo mo Die
Sanger nod Der Si11itumNc 81 Ci.
mem olrCot" CilL ucId)cr IN Cincr
l@olCnncn Gomucr3 ml@ortctC. ><n
Der ErobC luurOcn 6ie SiroCr og8ir
bob' id) tic Qclicbt," o3tcb' binou9"
unr Sos ocltid)c Sico" iilr oic TN.
tcrbaltltn0 gcilbt. Sir lcbtcrc lit Gin
%rcidlbaltige9 Vrogrunm oltf0clteIlt
moroeL bel 0CIlcn 0urdIfilbrlnQ Die
Srla. Sophie Ti0uih mo 6run5iafo
&ogt ais Soliltinncn mitmirtcn lucr.
Den.
8roBcS Nj tern u D ltcn.-
Cos groBc SobrCscrciGniB, ooa Nit
ltern-Noiten Der oGonlpa9nic Q" Der.
bltnbcn NIT Dem Ginmllitcrn BON 9c'
f~rllter, iollo gcitcrn Nnd)nlittog I'M
&oiernenbpf. Nr. 6l3, Slt.Sancttcs
StroBe, itott. Gupt. =. g.. 2inf, So.
nonengieBer Nllgltlt HoIcfc, Gtnr'
ticrmeiiter @cor0 6iaing, Gompo9nic'
id)reiber aorl &obrcr, ShobneiItcr
pbnc aoile &olcntin apblbepp, Gonl-
poonield)micrcr Miorit Somburgcr,
annoncnpltcr Sons Wtunhcr, &ugels
gieBcr @illtou Sd)ult unb olle iibriz
gen Siii5icre bottcn lid cingeltellt.
ubcr gum Seibmcicn Nller ieblte Ger
cinSige @cnncinc Der Gompognie, Sr.
Si,itllS Inn5c9lod, lueld)cr ourd
aronfbcit ans &uil2 gcieliclt lit.
Mnltott icilncr uur0c besbolb oaS
&icrtclbilbcno Mcfrilten mad, cf)tcr
aalcrrenbufurt f%lllltlrt, ltro c3 fcbltc
ltidDt an Observation-Disclosures bci'm
@increrSiercn Der Hctrlltcn in Der
8ltit ocS NuitcrnrolteltS uuo be3
NilltcrnofiltcnS. Die &ontine mar
nit Den 0iloern Der I'M 2ollfc Der
Sabre ulti Dem Shlod)tfelbe gefouc.
ilen Somcrooen 6eforirt, llno Die cilt.
5ige Grnpp'ihe Sunone mar, ouf ci.
ncnl ih0lnlcnbcn @eritenlait entbal'
ienhen SOB in Scr Tihtitng bes 30.
li6ci : SollptQilortierS ullIgepflon6t,
Tob oGompognic 8" lid I'M Iugc.
ntcinen olniiiirtc, iit bic Telifotciic
Der Gbciopcofc 9ui rnb oos bon ben
Eoriobrclt bon Selltid)lnno einge-
iiibrtc ih%Glunclloe gclbc @ebrGlt MIN.
ben licb, broltdt follnl crlp1bnt 5u
mcrbcn.
9cmuBtIoS oui cunoen II.
- Cine %urbcfonnte Negerin mirbc
gcltcrn al Der Scott, robe ct. Eetcr-
StroBe, in beiuilbtloiem 3uitanbc
ouigciunoen. Sic tpilroe nod) bent
rSronflin Square Soipitol" &C.
broht, luolelbIt lie bis seitern abeno
ipdt ibr 9epubtiein nitt nieoerer.
Iangtc. Gic Ner5tc moren nift i'm
Stmnoe, ole llriohe ibrer 9eDuBt-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-04
Hcbnsirtc Staten mad baltimore III
8~crbinouna nit Der Teter Der
,Hsthias Bitter"

Tia .Gennipluonio 9obu" BON
oacn 4ainftcn al. ibrer Sinic in Ma.
rpIono. giaete jilm Scrfaui uno iiir
Die Siniobrt AM Z. Dc5embcr 9iiltig,
nit Iripileg 5ur &iifiobrt bis 5llm
8. 0csentber einldlieBlid beid)r6nft.
Man coniultire Billet ggetlten.
(33S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-04
Staot Baltimore.
1lntcrhnltnnoS . Mirgmciicr.


,,Wiuft, NinoCmie." NIc'c SSonc. Inc
Ycarl duO The Flnlpill'.
,gInHchc Sbcntrr." Elelc %phc. "NDc
Suuic Of WuitCrD".
rIuro'e SpcrubnhS." Sicc 2No6e: "SliiIc
Su1unN ,NnUCc'.
,ppnionnhrnPcu . Sbcntrt." Slclc 2Nodc.
.SueCn pf the GoUuicie
,.Nlarnldun'S hcntcr." Sie'c SSo6e: SeliD .
Wnubcbiucs gipritClllulNCU.
,,Anoitprium Q Sbentct." - Stcle sSodc.
Girls mill he @lrIe'
,Hlbuugb'c Shrntcr." Elc'e &ohe; nSlpcct
aiitN Ncunlre".
,rbc qnric." - EiCuitdQ, ben 3. December,
emma Games mn ihrC CScicu'ddii sum gciicIl
sre WnltiIlurCr lSutfCubumfCe".
,NHqcmCiHcS 5CmtidCc Nuticnhaue." Nltlit
nod). hCH &. Ecicmbcr. iubrIlhea EIlicril -ulI
pCr In Ncr NUllNIi.
WicrtcS FrnbuSp ,Jirritnl nm 6rcitaa. oCn 5.
TclcmhCr. liuumItiuQ2 nm 1 lbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-04
Wabcn fir gScibnndDtcu.

SiIbcruourcn mo Shnnldind)cll
nllcr Nrtcu. @cidliiicncS @luS.
81 @ci HcrinQton Ctr. @altCrs.
(Gc53-lWtD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-04
Nus Baltimore = GuMntD.

&lcillcr al1obc tootlid) pcrbrount. &C.,
Ginbrllh IN Gin &%oitbaua. - Ser
ihieocnC@ aus Dem County.
Ter flcinc Grunf elliott, Sobn BON
Nrn. lno 6ruu u. rSoS. elliott, Jun,
bon Mbitcbull, mltroc an lcbtcn 6rci
tag. 9tuhnltttug5 nm 4 llDr, 10
i6limm am WtogCn uno llntcrlcjb
perbronnt, DOB cr am Nlbellb Ocliclbcn
Gogcs Itorb. ToS Gtcnitnl0od)cl
bottc i'm flr5c 3cit in Der ailhc DC"
SallIeS oQcin gcIniicn, m0brcno 6rulr
elliott ubmcicnO un0 @r. elliott NIT
clller In3obl 6nrmnrbCitcr in Der
Shellnc ~beId)Gitigt mar. Gua NtuO
delt bortc Die SbmCr5cu2ihrciC oca
anobc1l, Lief gu ibn1, mari @oiicr nlri
DIE brcllnellocn Glciocr oca urnrrlr
alclnclt rno ricf &rn. @Qiott bcrbCi.
SIC Noftorcn 6runf Burner un0 !.
hob Fopnc lurrocn herbciQcrllicn.
ton1ltcll le0od) MIR conItotircn. oop
Der 8nobc nid)t mcbr gercttct iperocn
fornC.
SO il bauS heraubt.
0oS groBc aoitbouS 5u Iio6urtb
Eorf, nobc Coluion, Giqent6ltm Der
nWorplono Hcol Gitotc Co." mlrroc
Iebtc Modlc bon Ginbrehcrn crbros
hen, iucldc cine gauge Nn5obl Cos,
robrcn, Wolicr6dbnc H.. /. 10. itoblen.
Sic Gompngnic id)GBt loren 8crllllt
an Dem 9ciistbum oltf 500. Die
Hobrcn II. i, ~. nllr0cn ipGtcr in Scr
Wobnlng 0Cs gtcgerS Solbua gonf3
an Rcgcltcrs, nabc @olfer. NpcnllC,
olligciunoen mo @onf8 fir Elm Scr
Dor BON Squire" @crbcrt luttcr
9ilrgidloit geItcGt.
Seirotba &iccn5cn.
Snl @llrcnl oC9 arciSqcrid1tS 5Il
COMPTON prrocn foIgcnoe Seirotb3.
Hlccl5en olt@geitcQt;
@iQinm .. 6orriionL 81, @oib,
inQtolL un6 celia g. @beclcr, 2G
Sorriionpi0c, Baltimore Gountu;
appIifont Goporo .. Yoiiono.
George 9. @el1ior, "a u1O Goro
Y. Barnes, 70, 9cioc bon RciItcra
topn; Npplifont Sobn Z. 9cnion.
8cri d) t$iGlIc.
FoltIinc 0rcbcr mo Glconorc
aoliimann, Wtin0CriGbriqc, flooCn
oltrh ibren &ornuuno %. s. NnoeI
moier Ncgcn WnrU euler, ocrcn Got
ten lnO Nnocrc, INN Elm Sefrct fir
Den %crfuui oc@ NohIoiic@ ocS Der.
Itorbcncn Scnru 8IcnBer mo Ser,
tbetllunQ oeS GrtrugcS inter Die Or
ben 81 erlungcn.
Ter 0C5CnbCr Ecrntin 0cS Grci5,
acrlhta bon Baltimore Gountu be.
1llnt bclltc in Soiulon; TO Safe
ltebcn olli scr Hcgiitronoc, oaruntcr
80 Nppclotioncn.
". $. Sbopcr bat Die .Gbciopeutc
4 Eotomoc SclepbonzGo." oilf Bob.
lung bon $4,000 Shoocncriob Der.
flogt lpciI bieic icin gclibtblrm be
trot uno mcbrcrc S6ottenbGiln1c scr.
lt0rtc,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-04
8cIoicnbunscn mad 9entidlanS xns
GcItrcid

AT "a Gents pro Start nno 2OR
Gents pro arnne. Sorto ertro.
@edieI ousseIteIlt auf ale Sbeilc
ser @eIt. sbeo. s. 0iener & So,
ia Oit.2egington.St Ctr. 8immcr @r.
8. Q80)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-04

= d) ct0ungSfIaq - Irou
Saurn Homcnitcin bat inn areiaacriht
Nr. : cine &loge ortf tbeilpeiie Sdei-
Dung Don Gboa. 4. 2%0penitein orrdl
Den NnDult Cameron einreidcn loi-
ler. NcSalctdpn bat Tie cilcn Gin
b~oltSbcicbl p%crlonQt. monod, ihr
Wtann 0aoon obgebalten peroen iul,
lrgeno cilen Sbeil oeS @crm0QcnS
leltcs ocr'torbcncn Goters 5t 3icbcn,
che Die &Iogc cntlhieocn lit. Srul,
Sopenlteln bebouptet, boB ibr Wunll
lie Dor (}nbresfriit perIolicn rno tic
ld)lcdt bcboltOelt babe. 6crncr Der.
Iongt lic Die 2ltiiid,t iiber Gas nod
lebenOc &inO Der Che; Gin aino iii
geItorbcn. Gus Eoor beirotbctc am
II. Oftobcr 1900.
2 t oocncruB Sc lnge. -
Sr. George Sdultbeia bat ollrd) ben
Nnlunlt gSm. Cotton i'm Sllpcriorac.
rtd)t cine &lngc nm $4,000 Shooen.
crIub gc1en Die n9tGrblife Central.
Sobn" cinreifcn loIien. Scr SlGgcr
bcbouptet, bob or III iSreclonos. ga,
Ibcros uiii Ocrl S.53 bort iGaigcn
;3itg mortetc mo olti Der oiienclt
Eluttform iteben muBte. bo Die Sta.
ton g~cidJloiien mrlroe, ebe Der 3ltg
fam, mcId)er iif cine bolbc Stunoe
uerip1tete. Ole Citation mlrbe Inn
$50 gcihloiien. Gr lo9t, Dab or
ourd) Die foltc abenoIuft Gbelimotis.
ntlls crbolten babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-12-04
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The Washington times., 1905-10-01
HARVARD DEFEATS
WILLIAMS ELEVEN
Made Two TOuchd0Wns in
Last Half.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Sept So.-Har-
ward defeated Williams on Soldiers
Field this afternoon by 10 to Q. All the
scoring was done in the first hall. Twice
i'm that period the Crimson backs car
ricd the ball forty yards for touch
down without losing possession OF the
rigskin.
Harvard gained her ground in this half
by short, steady rushes with Foster,
Hanley and Wendell carrying the ball
Foster made the first score after an
eight-yard dash through right tackle.
Wendell made the second touchdown.
In the second half Harvard had the
ball on Williams 12-yaTd line after 4
thirty-fVe-yard end run by Nesmith.
who had been substituted for Wendell,
only TO lose the ball on "a tumble by
NewhaH, who played quarterback in the
place of Starr. The ball was on VIII
liams' 15-yard line when time was called.
The Washington times., 1905-10-01
Developing Men for Line.

Last week a great deal of attention
was paid To developing men for the line
Candidates for line positions are not
near so numerous as those for back
and end. There are about eight candi-
dates for ends. and seven who are Try
ing Cor positions in the backfeld.
Comp9rin the material with that on
the field at this time last year. the
prospects are exceedingly bright for
championship team.
The small score made by Georgetown
yesterday against Gallaudct has in
spired the Buff and Blue with the belief
that they have good chance TO de-
feat their old rivals this year The
game next Saturday will be unusually
interesting because a line can then he
drawn upon the respective merits OF the
two teams.
The Washington times., 1905-10-01
MUTES DEFEATED
IN FIRST BATTLE
By Scoring Two Touchdowns in First Half
Georgetown Trimmed Mutes' Eleven.
Heat Affected the Playing.

! the game. netted the Georgetown team
ten yards. Monahan followed for two
and half more. The Gallaudet end
broke up the next play, althc- ;gh Mona
han took the ball for first down.
Monahan followed for two and half.
MCGOWAN made three. Pallen followed
for two more Monahan was good for
three more Mclaughlin worked in an
other haIf-yard. MCGOWAN ripped of
two more.
Inevitable Fumble.
Georgetown now had the Gallaudet
team on its 2-yard line. In the next
play the inevitable tumble gave the
Kendall Green lads the bail back of
their own goal for touch back
After some little discussion among
the officials the ball was carried out to
the 35-yard line and kicked PaIlen fum-
bled, but fell on the ball Monahan
was cheered when he made fifteen
yards by an assault on left tackle
Pallen got TWO and a half more.
Georgetown fumbled again and lost
the ball on the 17-yard line. The
Gallaudet eleven swung formation over
for mass on the Georgetown right
tackle. but a tumble gave the ball back
to the Blue and Gray. After this it
the game was called
DR.. Reilly expressed himself as salts
fed with the work of his team, con-
sidering the lightness and lack of a
scrub team to practice with. He thinks
that after the men get going they will
play faster game.
The Washington times., 1905-10-01
FAVORITES SWEEP
THE STAKE EVENTS
Cairngorm, Big Ben, and Hylas All Got
the Money---ONeill Does Some
Clever Riding.

tree. III; Last Cherry. ia; Early and
OFTEN, III; Bivouac, 109; Bauble, 116.
Fourth race-Mile and five-sixteenths.
Cairngorm, III; Arlington, us; OK
ford. 113; Won Tromp, 112; Bedouin, Ill;
St. Bellane, 103
Fifth race-SiX and one-half furlongs.
Speed Smith. 110, Midas. 10: Sly Ben,
ia; Disobedient. 107; Arklirta, Hermit
age, Kinleydale. 110.
Sixth race-Mle andeighth Humo-
los; Broomstick. 49, Ed Ball los; Pre-
tension. 10S: Rebo. 98: Kiamesha. 100:
Spring. 119; Lord of the Vale. f19:
CaronaI. l0l; Louis H.. III; Alma Du-
four I20
The Washington times., 1905-10-01

NEW YORK. Sept. 30.-The three
stakes run on the Brighton Beach track
this afternoon one and ali resulted in the
victories of the favorities.
! Cairngorm was the favorite at TO %
for the Brighton Cup.
| Neither ONein nor Burns seemed
eager to let their horses race until they
had reached the back stretch on the final
round Then they commenced TO travel
in earnest, and it was at once evident
that Cairngorm had matters his own
way. He led by a length and Burns
was driving Caughnawaga to keep up
to it after the stretch had been reached.
and Cairngorm won easily by five
lengths. though O'Neill took the precau-
ton of keeping him going.
Won by Hylas.
The Chantilly Steeplechase Handicap
was won by Thomas Hitchcock. 5r's.
Hylas. an odds-en favorite at Z to 10.
He made bad blunder at the paddock
/ liverpool but had the race in hand
half mile from home Dick Roberts,
who had made the running. was the
nearest next and was beaten by a
length.
The striking feature in connection
with the Mercury Handicap was that the
price against the favorite. Big Ben, went
up for some unknown reason from to
> to IL to 5. He waited upon Diamond
and HandZaFra until the stretch had
been reached then came away from them
very easily and won by a length The
winning jockeys were Martin, O'Neill
dhree races) Notter and Louis Smith.
Ray won the steeplechase.
The Summaries.
one-half furlongs. Disobedient. 100 Mar
1 TIM. / to ,, won: Benevolent. ia U.yne)
| Z to ]. second; Watergrass. 1O9 CO'NeilD,
10 TO ]. third. Time. 1907 %. Old Guard
Stursula. and Gentian also ran.
Second race - ChantflIv Steeplechase
ward: about two miles. Hylas. 15S
! tRay). to 10 won: Dick Roberts. I4S
tStonel- & 20 !. second: Ruth's Rattler,
40 lFfnnegan. to !. third. Time,
SO % Nitrate and King Fox also ran.
Both fell
Third rsce-Handicap; for two-year-
olds aud upward; six furlongs. Big Ben.
| lls 90 NeilD. 10 ]. won: Oxford lis
4:ynel. s to l. second: Diamond 81
! g Dawn. New Mown Hay. and Hand
! zarra also ran.
/ Fourth race Brighton Cup: for three
year-olds and upward two miles and a
! quarter. Cairngorm. 10 (O'NeilD 9 to 20
won: Caug ghnawaga I25 CBurns). to /
second Time. 4:oS 3-5 Only two start
e..
/ Fifth racc-I'or all ages; milo and one
eighth. Merry Lark. 10 tO'NeiID. ; TO
! 2, win: Tokalon. JIG (Burnsl. to sec
! ond; Knight Errant. III (Martin). II TO
| ), third: Time. so 2-5. Humo. Alma Du-
I four. Miss Crawford, Bad News. 1ber-
Jack. and Uncas also rar. Latter broke
down.
Sixth race-Selling; two-year-olds: five
and cDe-haif furlongs. Aviston 20 Not
teri. 10 10 ]. won; Brother Frank. 107
(Martinl. TO 10. second: Herman John
son. l02 CRomanelln. Is to /, third Time
] :07. Azora. Water Tank. Birmingham
Optician. Listless. Glenclare. Ala Rus
sell. and Main also ran.
Seventh race-SelIing: for two-year-
oids; five and one-half furlongs. Pan
toufte. 99 (Smith). u to l. won: Pythia
103 (BelD. to /, second; Leonara W. "a
Murphy. 10 8. third. Time. :OS %
Progress. Sterling Elizabeth w. IVES.
Rama. DR. Cooley. Skite. WEXFORD
! Royal Income. Rapid Water. and Ser
scant Tom also ran.