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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16
Juvenile Tennis Players Meet on Courts of
Park in Handicap Singles Tournament.

The members of the Golden Gate
Junior Tennis Club met in the second
of series of handicap singles tourna-
ment for three-time challenge cup yes
terday- Despite the fact the entry list
was large, the tournament was finished
to the finals in one half and the semi
finals in the other.
AS usual, Maurice Mclaughlin. the
junior champion, went through to the
finals. He will meet the winner of the
match between Robert Strachan and
H. Fuchs. Mclaughlin played from
forty behind scratch but won all his
matches In straight sets The only
time Mclaughlin had to exert himself
was when he met Harold Getz in the
semi-final round. The latter received
a handicap of owe fifteen, but failed to
win set. Both sets were close but
the odds were not big enough for
Getz to win.
The tournament will be completed on
Wednesday, In the morning Strachan
and Fuchs will meet in the semi finals.
Mclaughlin will play the winner in the
afternoon In the absence of W.
Murray. winner of the last tourna-
ment. the challenge match will go to
the tournament winner by default
Yesterdays scores follow:
Preliminary round-C Axelrod (owe
$50 beat J. Bernstein (scratch), rs,
6-3; r. Reigel (3-6) beat F. Hobson
Weatherbee Go 2-6). 6-1, 81; NJ. Nc
Loughlin lowe 40) beat d. Henke (15).
81. 6-3: z. HUFF (15) beat R. Cohn (15),
Easton (scratch). 6-3, Sc: J. Strachan
(scratch) beat W. Johnston (15 2-6),
81. So, R. Strachan (owe Is S-6) beat
l15 36) beat w. Hobson (15), by de-
fault
First round-H. Getz (owe 3o) beat
H. Querin (owe 49, So, So; Axelrod
ReigeI beat Torrey, 6-3, 6-3: McLough-
lin beat Huff, 6-2 SO: Marcus beat ].
Straehan, 81, SO; r. Strachan beat
(scratch) beat H Johnston $50, So.
6-1: II. Fuchs (I5 2-S) beat w. Voor-
sanger f15} by default.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16
SPORTS Huge Cars Are Paymgs Del Monte Games e1Sash
Automobile Club Of California Enjoys Events of Meet
CHAMPION STAKES
CAPTURED BY
ACCOUNTANT.
SPECIAL DIsPAIcB TO THE CALL.

NEW YORK. Sept 15.-With the an
nual championship. the Great Eastern
and the Westbury steeplechase. rein
forced by two overnight handicaps, the
programme offered by the association
for decision AT Sheepshead Bay this aft
ernoon stands out as one Of the greatest
feasts OF racing offered to metropolitan
enthusiasts since the racing season
opened.
Accountant was the favorite at odds
OF 10 5 for the s25.ooo Annual Cham
pion stakes. Fine Cloth was allowed
70 set the pace for mile and q half
when Accountant assumed command OF
things and. going on about his business,
won al the end about as he pleased.
Sewel was uncorked as a good thing
IN the Great Eastern handicap. He
opened up at 10 10 ! in the betting, but
the price receded 10 5 TO l at post time
Sewen jumped TO the front as soon as
the barrier was released. made all the
running and won easily by two lengths
from Ballot, which was second all the
way and beat Arctic a head for the
place De Mund, the favorite, had
plenty Of speed for the first few fur
longs, but stopped in the last furlong.
The winner clipped two hfths Of a sec
ond from the track record for the dis
tanee. His time for the Futurity
course was 1:1o S-5.
John II P, the great English jumper.
met his first defeat in this country in
the WestbUry steeplechase. He was in
stalled a hot favorite at 5 to 8 He
stumbled over the clubhouse jump on
the second turn and Stone tumbled of
Balzac was then in front. having made
all the running 10 this point, and his
chance was still further cinched when
the riderless horse carried Jimmy Lane
outside the course. BaiZac then came
on and won easily by twelve lengths
from Paul Jones.
The weather was decidedly chilly at
the course this afternoon and race
goers who neglected 10 provide them
selves with topcoats were glad TO
spend their time within the closed bet
ting ring The track was in lightning
fast condition and fast time was made
IN the different events The attendance
was well Up 10 the usual large Saturday
half-holiday mark. Results:
Fifst race. six furlongs-Roseben won: Sur-
rage, second Far West, third Time, ZIP 3-5.
Second race. Wesrbury gteepiechase about two
snd q half uiles-Bslzac won: Paul Jones. sec
ond: Pioneer third. Tine. 5-12.
Third race Great Eastern handicap. seven
and q half furlOngs-Seweu Won; Ballot, second;
Arctic. third Time, 1:10 S-5.
Fourth race. Annual Champion stakes. two and
& garter miles-Accounranr. 115 fMsrtin). 70
:. wOns Ironsides. 90 (AIiler), 10 1. second
Beduoin. 12z lHildebrsnd). 70 1. third Time,
5.55 2-5. Fine Cloth also ran.
Lady. second; Water Dog. third Time. 40 As.
Sixth race, nile and q furlong. on turf-Niss
Crawford won; Ostrich. second; GraziaIlo. third.
Tine, 1-55 %
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Forward Ogden NJ. Reid in the sec
ond half enabled the Fasteners to
score the winning goal Gene Dur
and's offensive work for the Chicago
A. A men was generally noteworthy.
NJ J. Handy's withdrawal from the
440-yard swim left A L. Daniel with
out ANY serious opposition and he
loafed home. twenty yards ahead of n.
Schwarz in the slow time of 6.25 1-5.
P. o. Bartels of the Denver A. c..
stamped himself as a conner when he
beat A. NJ. Goessling of the NJ. A. c.
less than a yard in the 220 yards in
termediate, after one of the most stub
bornly contested races of the meet
ing. Summary.
220-yard swim, junior-T- P. Martin,
NJ. A. c.. first: F. A Bornamann, c. A
A., second: E. T. Walsh, c. A A, third.
Time. 3:17 4-5-
Bartels. D. A c.. first. A. NJ. Goessling.
NJ A. c., second; E. P. Swatek, c. Y. VI.
c., third Time, 3:03 2.5.
Fancy diying-Thomas o. Callaghan.
N Y. A. c., first. 205H points: H G.
Grote, M. l., second, 200 points; H g..
Gaidzik. c. A. A. third. 194 points.
440-yard swim, senior-C- NJ Daniels,
New York, first; W. Schwarz, NJ A c.,
second; E. F. Winck Jr., n. Y A c.,
Water polo-N. Y. a c.. 3; G. A A., 2.
Six-man relay race, East VS.. West
Won by West
Swim-off 100yard junior tie for sec
ond-Won by w. Schwarz, NJ \. c.
The point banner was won by the
NJ A. c. with As. New York A c., sec
ond IS; C.. A. A.. third, 35-
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steamer. close behind Sometimes Mich
OILS would increase the distance. but
the White would come up. On the last
of the third mile the White steamer
went TO the front and came down the
home stretch at killing pace On the
back stretch OF the fourth mile Nichols
again took the lead and was making a
final exertion to win when the pilot
light of the steamer began TO give
trouble and Pipenberg had to pull up
The games were exceedingly funny.
and II was almost dark before the last
event, an exhibition mile. was run on
by c. E Eibes in his Oldsmobile run
about The results follow:
First event, gauging OF speed ten
miles per hour-Max Rosenfeld. Peer
less. time minutes and I second: A
Van valin. Studebaker. second, time 3
minutes and 3 seconds; J. Fleming,
Pierce-Arrow' J. A Landsberger,
Franklin; T.. Nichols Franklin: Cy
Hewson. Locomobile; G. w Freeman.
Locomobile; A H Pipenberg. White
steamer; Mr.. Kneisley, Pope-Toledo:
Mr. Cooper. REQ. c. e Eibes, Oldsmo-
bile; Mr. Anthony. Corbin; Mr. Hecht
Packard; F. B. Lloyd. Stevens -Duryea .
W. H. Hooper. Stevens-Duryea. also
competed.
Second event, gauging of speed at
twenty miles per hour-Won by J.
Fleming. Pierce-Arrow. time minutes
and So seconds, A Van Valin. Stude-
baker. second. time minutes and 81
seconds. Mr. KneisIey. A. H Pipenberg.
c. E. Eibes. Dr. G. W. Freeman. J. A
Landsberger. T. Nichols. William Hecht.
E. J. Bowes. o. A Jones' ~ Rosenfeld
and A H. Jones also competed
Third event. 0-yard dash H Pi-
penberg first. time 5 2-5 second; Mr..
KneisIey second. 10 As seconds
Fourth event, 20o-yard dash. with
turn-A- H. Pipenberg first, time % 2-5
seconds. c. E. Eibe second "a seconds
Fifth event. running along narrow
board 100 yards-M- Silva first, time
Ills seconds. c. E. Eibe second II As
seconds
Sixth event-Postponed
Seventh event. Del Monte cup race.
FIVE miles, owners TO drive-Max Rosen-
field of the Olympic Club. first: Frank
Miner, with a Locomobile. second; time
:26 Is, 2.46, 4.O6. 5-25 20. 5.45-
Eighth event. 1o0-yard dash and re-
turn fifty feet-A- H. Pipenberg. first:
J. A. Landsberger, second; time IT 40
seconds
~-s-41, ,r-+-r4. -,.--
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MCCLELLAN LIKES sULzER.

NEW YORK, Sept 15.-Mayor Nc
ClelIan said today that he would be
glad to support Representative Sulzer
If he were nominated. He added that
Mr.. Sulzer is well liked by the people.
Charles F. Murphy smiled when he was
asked about Big Tim Sullivan's in
dorsement of Sulzer.
-Sulzer is a good Democrat" he said
Would you support him for the
candidacy for the nomination."
He is a good Democrat"
AS If fearing TO let the impression
get out that he is not heart and soul
for the nomination of Hearst, Mr.
Murphy Immediately said that despite
the announcements of Hearst by
Thomas z. Rush and Patrick keenan,
and the unpublished announcements of
him by several other district leaders.
the sentiment for Hearst is growing
steadily
Let me say. he said, that have
no candidate for the nomination. but
I ind the sentiment for Hearst grow
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16
q TWIN SULLIVAN
WILL CHALLENGE
JOE CANS.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL


BOSTON. Sept. 15.-Mike Twin" Sui
livan. the Cambridge poker. just back
from the West, says he will challenge
Joe Cans, and If Goldfeld will hang up
a purse he will make I33 pounds. which
he did when they met for the first
time in Baltimore. Mike says that Cans
would probably want the fight at 13s
pounds, the weight ne can most con-
veniently make.
Twin" says If Cans had met Nelson
at 135 or 13S pounds he would have
killed the Dane Il am the only man in
the business who can defeat Cans" de-
clares Sullivan, .'and I'm willing to post
a forfeit Of $1,000 so as TO arrange a
match"
Sullivan claims Cans double-crossed
him at the fight before Morris Levy's
club, as after they agreed not TO enter
the ring Cans started training secretly
and Mike was caught off his guard.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16
BIRMINGHAM TAKES PENNANT.

ATLANTA, Ga, Sept 15.-The South
ern Baseball League season closed to-
day with Birmingham an easy winner
OF the pennant, Memphis second. At
lanta third, New Orleans fourth, then
Shreveport. Montgomery. Nashville and
Little Rock in order.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16
Large Crowd IS Entertained at the
Track at Fashionable Resort.
BY r. r. I.Horr1rr1edieu.

Eibe. first: A Van Valin, second
Tenth event, two mile race Hew-
son. first; A Van Valin, second; time
3:17-
Eleventh event. brake test-M Silva
first: A Van Valin. second
Twelfth event, ring-spearinS contest
Tony Nichols first. c. Hewson second
Thirteenth event postponed
Fourteenth event. five mile free-for-
ALL. Fleming first, A Van Valin sec
ond. Time. 1:21, 2:23 SIS, 3.45 rs,
Ass SIS and 6:12-
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16

DEL MONTE. Sept. 15.-The most in
teresting races and games ever held
by the Automobile Club of California
took place yesterday on the track at
Del Monte. The two-mile contest for
cars under twenty horsepower was
the first racing event. Cyrus Hewson
in a Locomobile and Arthur Van Valin
in a Studebaker furnished the excite
ment. These two went the distance
as if one machine and it was not until
the home stretch was reached that it
was seen that Hewson would win. The
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16

pace was so hair-raising that it
brought the people in the grandstand
and the automobiles TO their feet. and
as the winner went over the line there
was a footing of horns and a cheer
the like of which vas never heard be-
fore on the Del Monte track
The next race was free for all for
touring cars over the fve-mile course.
This race was one of the best ever seen
on the coast. Tony Nichols, in a six
cylinder Franklin, went 10 the front.
with A H. Pipenberg. in a White
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16
NEW YORK'S POLO
TEAM SPLASHES
IN A WINNER.

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 1.-THE water polo
match between teams from the New
York Athletic Club and the Chicago A.
A. was the feature OF the closing days
programme of the National Swimming
Championships at Laughlins Lake. A.
ter one of the hardest struggles ever
seen here the New York A. c. won the
t. :. vcssss Of
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16
MINISTER'S son ROBS
CALIFORNIA GIRL ARTIST
She Seeks Him for Two Years With
Her Own sketch for
Identification.
" YORK Sc

NEW YORK Sept 15--Ferra
Martyr, lecturer and son OF a minister
who was held in the Forkville court
Friday morning accused Of stealing a
diamond ring from Miss Mary T. Shee-
han. is also accused by Miss Frieda
Zwicker, q California girl artist OF No.
I13 East Seventeenth street, Of sim
liar theft. She says she has sought
him for two years, aided by sketch
she made OF him at the time.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16
rRAPsHooTERs, FINAL EVENT.

The members of the Union Gun Club
will hold their final bluerock shoot
Of the season this morning at Ingle-
side. The first squad will face the
traps at 10 a. m.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16
WITTE DENIES LIFE
WAS IN DANCER.

BERLIN. Sept 15--Count Witte. thu,
former Russian Premier. who is now IN
Hamburg. authorized the Frankfurter
Zeitrng by telephone this evening to
declare that the story published IN the
United States under a Wiesbaden data
L. the effect that a Russian student
named Rosenberg. armed with bomb.
a revolver and a dagger. had attempted
10 assasinate him today at Soden wa1
~,---o -,~frr,
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16

FOUND DEAD on TRA1H.-oakIand, Sept
15.-Jcseph v. O'connor. travelling salesman
from Toronto. Canada. WAS found dead this
morning in his berth on the Owl train from Los
Angeles BY his wife The body was taken to
the morRue on the arrival OF the train at Oak
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-16
BALL GAME ar NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, Sept. I5.-New York
collapsed IN the last inning OF the first
game today and Brooklyn scored I'VE
runs and a victory New York won
the second game BY hitting both Eason
and Pastorius hard Scores
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13

People who 6nd fault with the Irish
posssoes grown in Florida should not
boy the cheap varieties. There are
juss - dss potstoes raised 10 this
state % any where in the Union, and
porsibly juss 90 poor once. Is 10 the
same sith bacon and beef. and IL you
call for the cheapest bacon" you
cant expect the beet. Florida pro-
ducts are oil right il cooked right. and
there are lo,s Of people Who do not
know how TO boil potatoes. There are
many cooks ,ha, will spoil the best
broth.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13

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re Tt.-S.ts a :re,,, 'or 't-.-s-lr.y-, &
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crai' a. tee cDE e. g.H-ry.I z ye-, -.
SV~r''--y X n N-CREAEY
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13

Farmers who own ihsir lands are
the Tichest men in the world, because
shey are the most independent. They
come AID g., work when they please.
do 90 they pleass with their prod ucts
and are ss no name beck and call.
They Ought to be the happiest. for they
have ell thas nature can give 20 secure
health. which is the creates, blessirg e
in the world. Fir yourse:ves to be
good fsrms" and coed fasmen' wive.
and so become bensfsctors TO your fel-
lowmen.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13

fAs Sum 10 nos owned or controlled
~ say sespesasios. and never hos he'd
% mach - ose meash's sens paid for i,
~ any corporation. No one dictates
iss pelisy. and 10 has never had o pass
ever sny railroad bos What 10 paid for
swiee over. and never expects 20 ees
any fsvoss more than sry other b1si.
Bess eoaeern.
The neasess 10 eomes 20 being Q cor
posssio@ paper 10. that is has always
hbcrea for she best interests Of the
corporation Of she city Of Gsiaesville.
hos givss the city many ihoossnds OF
asslass' wcssh Of free sdvs rising. and
has spoAen as oil times in highest
sssms of praise % her eitisens. and
wIii sonsInue 90 10 DO 90 ,oag 90 it 10
eeesineed that some OF the bess peo.
pie On earth live within her corporate
limiss.
Ths Sum fsvoss the Improvements
now being made in our city, and when
ws con refer 20 gainesville 90 the moe,
beaosifal city in Florids. which IL will
sssssinly bs is Q few ysass, % well 90
che heelshisss. No feel cure shas shere
WIN be none who will regret the money
sAes expesaed.
HsaaFeds % visitors in the city dor.
in9 sAs winsss jsss pssssd have stated
thas shey Iiks Gainesville better than
eng other eisy In Florida. and whes
yss hsss soeh expressions 200 can
mehs - yoos misd they come from
sssa people, ses evil disposed people
haSs % time foe Gsinesville, and vice
vssss.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13

TAAr~ "a. Asso- ., on q: ;.s ts;.cc-
.. sAS "a. ecE.o.@: .: ;A;r.o;. r..
ars uo1-e. $50 s.TI7s- . r.-., ~
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se-or:.EE 20 CsP;sn joan IN 20. rn
nsx; Gn'o so; a. in.irI-.aI 70 I-..
s@rrs N.rs n,s from death, isE.a- a.:
aI'er eOAi8.sOn.
Is 10 Fs;heY sxtraor1inary as :he s-.-
retary o' ri. A..o:iAuon pC.:8 o.t.
tsas ihree koscr-d Jears .aT- o--n
s.!owed 20 elapse sIree tke 'cIE.ai o.
OF Jarestowp. sitkous any moe Ee1;
having o%<5 sr<sIe; 20 EeFp<t1Ats tie
memory Of he air, wko 10 keS seeEs
se:tled the det,iny Of :he United
Sssies. 10 he took John smith cred.
iis her wi;h having savsd ,ke eo.ory
90 uel! o. havlrs saved him ard Jotn
Faske. the fsnoOs Sew Eoslsnd hvo-
risn, scene eonvin.eL Ihst toia %.
missions are founded on fast and are
essentially true.
whatever motive may have Inspired
Poeskontas. wh-ther n uss love Of
smith os simpIe humanity, 70 one
knoss. TrscIiion ssys ite former,
bot is 10 hard TO imsgiEe thar young
Glri woold become ensmogSed Of 30
sdventuser Ike smith. ~hos. <sc~ as
sho~n in he book sac wonderfully
6eree and sery Scared. and who must
have been sbrop, Of sre.:h AID ex.
tremely rough
The tardy tribute u.l perhaps -
vor'hy Of the sot.ees !, certainly
EiIi De erected IN . most eoDtp coous
place where thousands will zee u dor.
ing the Exposition period. TIE !arg-
% IAr~ 10 front Of the Adminisiraiion
Boilding hss been denominsted "Po.
eshontss tlusdrangle" and her sia,g-
wii! OeeUpy the centre Of the s~ard
Mics Mary De.ha OF Wash insion.
who 70 Vhe .ecr-'sry Of III. Poc.ho.,as
Memorial Associstion. reports that
sp~cial committee. have teen orga.
niE~d IN s'nost every stat" of the ,
L MON and that ample funds have been ,
pledged 10 inSGre the success Of the
undertaking
Al the time OF Pocshon,a.' yi.t To
. medal xss coined CON.
oi her vl.ii aud il %
claimed that the Likeness. on the me.
tallion wss slmos, perfect.
Such paintings ss ne have ~ Pcca.
hontss have been copied from ,his me. /
dallion and it 10 safe TO assume that
the statute will be modelled from the
same device M least 90 far ~ the
features are concerned. The stove.
pipe hat which ornamented the head
Of the Indian Princess gill probably
appear bsrshesded, 90 described in
bOok-with her hair black No
the eagles sing and cleaning in the
BON, falling over her back. almost eov-
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13
Now's This

We offer One Hundred Dollar. Re.
ward for any css- ot cs'arrh that can
not be cured by Ha.i'. Ca,arrh Cure.
= J CH.>,. .t c.. Toledo. -
We. the Gnder- gurd. have known
= J Cheney for the last Is y-ar.. aud
believe him P-ri- city fo,orat.- 10 ali
business transactions ant huaucIAl
able 10 carry on, any Obligation. mad
~ his firm
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WhU!esA!- urgggI-t. Toledo. -
HA,'s Ca'Arrh Cure .. TAKEN .ut-r.
nAlly acting directly gTal ~ blood
ard mucous surface ~ -y.t-m
Is-t muuIA.- .-It 'Fr- Price - ,-ut.
Yer hottie sd y a.. Cr1g1 =.
Iase HALE ram J Pie ilr ,ons..
patton.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13

Ice>.fe - aLIo-rce Ky caL1.GAr, Pop .,.
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cEE- co-L'y VIE sc eN!-r~,re ,a.c
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WILLIS " 'OL-OS
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13

A 1uFdssss Who was executed in q
Pssssylssnis sown declared that ihis
world 10 full OF shissss. and Ne was
gia6 no was going where there we're
nees. The poor fellow may BE- fooled
however, bat 10 will be too late for
him % change.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13
for Supervisor R-xi>irslisn.

teEeoy 4rEo-rce u .e' o., ,a..s,e ~.
>-perE.>or - Res,s;ra,. .or 'o- Aarl-. ,o.r.
y 81. ert - tee Der. DrrAtr i-ut-e, I'd
soc, ,Ee vote, oi ise p-t-orra,r voter, -
ite co-r'' JoHN " REV
Mob I.tI -.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13

The present indications show shat
wosk oe she drainage Of the Ever
slaaes 10 liable 20 BE- stopped BY shs
eoasss. slsAoogh the work OF building
ersdses and sand seews goes msrrily
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13

The Chaussaqua in Gainesville has
rsasoa 90 feel % big 90 any In the
Sssss. Senator Basksss spoke here on
Saturday night, md Senator Dolliver
of Iowa will be here tomorrow night.
Two Unissd States senssors 10 glory
Rm0aah
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13

There are 90 many important mat
tsp 60 look after that Castro ean't
End any one 90 bother him in HE rev.
olosionary Affairs. and he has not had
one In over week.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13

Jesse Jones. . veteran OF tour var.
lives at Pulaski. Tenn. He served fret
in the War OF 1912. later in the Flor.
ida French and Indisn ware, then 10
the Mexican War and last IN the Civil
War
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13

Allegheny strongly objects TO being
annexed TO Pistsburg although it il.
90 smoky In that vicinity most OF the
time sha, you can't tell one city from
the other.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13

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RDBT DAVIS
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13

They are talking Of putting the Japs
on diet Of beef TO make them taller.
What's the use OF such talk when
everyone knows how they worry the
Russians now!
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13

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Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13

There are more people in Gaines
willie st 'he present time than have
been here any previous winter for
many ysars.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13

Two Georgia men had q quarrel over
. mule and killed each other. The
mule Vas spared.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-13

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