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The San Francisco call., 1907-01-12
SEVERAL EXCITING
TENNIS GAMES
EXPECTED

The wet weather OF the past week
or ten days has interterec seriously
with the plans or the tennis players
Several tournaments that were started
some time ago are still unfinished
The first event to be completed viii
be the interclass piay-off for the Ham
mond cup. Only one match remains 10
be played Gustav LiSser and David
Shanks viii meet IN the finals az 10
o'clock tomorrow morning The match
Two other tournaments viii be IN
ished tomorrow. One win be the han
dicap singles commenced on New Years
day and the other the handicap dou-
bles event commenced about four
weeks ago at the park
The handicap singles tournament
VIII be productive OF some close ara
interesting matches In one half
George James and Kenneth Montearle
viii meet in the semi-nnals. Janes
will be called upon 70 allow his on
ponent odds OF owe % and 90 IS
With the same handicap Monreaxle dis
posed OF Maurice McLoughlin easily.
While AcLoughlin is probably as clever
as James. the latter plays hetser unss~
handicap conditions.
In the other half Melville Ionx and
David ShankS have an unfinished match
20 complete Each one has 4 IS SCI 70
his credit The winner win meet
Snarles huehn In the second round
Cnaries Foley is in the semi -raals and
will meet either Krehn. SAanks OF
Ions. II Is expected either Lonx or
SaanAS VIII dispose OF Kcehn- TIE lat
ter: with the handicap allotted hin.
tooks 70 have little chance 70 win.
Ine concluding matches 81 the han
oicap doubles Tournaments At the park
are expected 70 prove intSreStfrx.
1eorge Baker and Charles Dunlar ara
n the nnals They viii meet the WIN
nel 2. ths match between Carl Gardner
and Melville Long and Clarence (srsFs,,
and Harold Gabriel. TIE laSt-naw~a
team viii receive = haN6lcaD of ove
and exciting
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An especially attractive card is Of
fered at Emeryville racetrack this aft
ernoon. The principal feature will be
the Andrew selling stakes. at six and
half furlongs, for which a field of
eleven high-class performers have been
entered. This race is the fourth on the
programme, and will be worth $4,000
10 the winner. s. G. Hildreth has
named Rapid Water and Earl Rogers
10 carry his colors IN this event. The
easy victory of the former In good time
on Thursday is taken to presage the
two years ago, when he was running
with the best. If so, Hildreth looks TO
have today's rich stake at his mercy.
Joe Coyne looks like the horse he will
have 10 beat in view OF his victory over
Nealon in the Cosette handicap on
Wednesday and his second to Proper
in the Follansbee handicap. Mary F
is in with the weight she likes, but
will probably have Kirschbaum up,
which Will not help her chances. Te-
maceo viii also be handicapped by the
apprentice boy Thurston- Earl Rogers.
Rapid Waters stable companion, viii
have to show great Improvement 10
figure in this company. Mandator
might be the surprise Of the race. but
appears to have only an outside chance
10 get a piece of the money. Blagg
looks TO be up against 1t, notwith-
standing his light impost. Miss Of
icious has shown nothing to warrant
support Burleigh's last race was not
much, and he may be going back II
he could be depended on to run one Of
his good races he might prove trouble
some Mansard has been running with
great consistency and will probably be
a keen contender throughout Hector
is hard TO guess, but looks 10 be very
much UP against 1t here.
Second only in interest TO the stake
will be the closing race OF the day, the
Bourbon Belle handicap, at a mile. for
which Sir Edward, Northwest, Ramus,
Boloman and Rightful have been en-
tered. Sir Edward should win, despite
the top weight Of 113 pounds. North
west and Ramus appear to be the most
promising contenders, although Bolo-
man may upset things
In the opener the juveniles will be
asked to go three and a half furlongs
for the first time. Firestone, S. c. Hill
dreths crack colt. should make it three
straight easily. The Keene entry will
probably tight ii out with Wilmore for
place honors- Wayne. starting for the
first time. is said TO be promising
youngster.
Dorado and Lucian are likely to be
the contenders for the money in the
second, at a mile. Both are in good
form. Pickaway defeated Dorado be-
fore the latter showed his recent win
ming form, but is hardly likely to re-
peat the trick now.
The fifth, at one and a sixteenth
miles, presents an open aspect. Fulet-
"a, Beechwood. Governor Davis and
Graphite are closely matched. and rae
ing luck will cut considerable figure
In the outcome Miss Rillie would be
dangerous on her Eastern form In
her only start here she suffered inter
ference.
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Ascot Entries

First race. six furIonzs. seIIirg-215 Izytor
George 110. The Major 10 PATS Clolce vs 1Avs
167 Fl Bernardo 107, 217 Stcessel ~. lzIol
Canopian 107, 132 Black Gem 10Ir 1Ss AnSe@ AnS9es@@
l05. 215 Mazapan los. 2lT -Morrlaze 10 -
Facts 1o5 ID Balerio 102-
Second race. two -year-Olds. three rlrtonz5s--
194 Bon BARN 10. POI Argentine l-g. -
Booger Red 10. 1Q4 Dendaga 10. zOl klssn-r
Jr. 10. 201 Rzim0ndo 107- 10 GLADYS IL
pol s"Szucy II 1O7. 212 "-W1srerta BUD Aot'
l94 ss'Crestor l07 212 '"'Orsna 10s-
S"Walsh entry. s'sGrffdn entry.
Third race, selling. one NILE 2 scS
10. l97 I Told You I07. 127 L C1lsEsn ~;
Z2S A10rA 105. 1S4 sJerssm l05, loO L1lle >
los. 204 sNarkfe Mayer 102. - 'Foncasra lO-.
$50 sWinsome Ways 81
Fourth race. Coronado stakes. one and 4 SIX
teenrh miles-(172) A Muskoday los II ton
Tr0mp los, POS Dusty Miller lues - - ga .g15-
lighter los. (2OSl J. T. Donahle le5. 10 l.d
Ball lO3, 196 s"Noiesey s.. IL G0rgaieTre Atz.
ls4 sJetsan 90. rs Cicely 90. tzo3l Elizabeth
%.
""Benneft entry. -
fifth race selling one nile-2o2 HoIler no
213 ATonteIius 10. las Buttons l9a- III Slollck
lO7 III J. Adams 1O7. - Aounreoa1k lgl.
226 Tiona 105. 191 Lucrece 1o5, ~ May 3
si1th race. selling. Eve and half fgrlongs-
III J. Leonard 1I2. 206 Dec Craig los, rs PIN
kim 1O9 200 Song Of Sea 100 200 OTTO Price
lOo f92 John Bruen ZOE. iI9 Iroilznd l0l.
I57 Skylighf I07 2lS G. Heather l0I. III Eiota
IO7 ais IL ROssingron 1O7. FL star Of AunnT-
mede IO7, 211 sL0ng Nick lO4. III 'Hazeline
1o2 Ie2 sJoan of Arc 1l2-
Apprentice allowance
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when Il has been closed for work. but
70 no avail. Grant has remained OBJ
durste and has steadfastly stood by
his determination 70 treat everybody
alike.
The Lssssk Handicap. at a mile, will
be the principal feature OF next week $
racing. II viii be run one week from
today. All the local cracks have been
nominated for this stake. which viii be
worth nearly 5000 10 the winner The
other feature races OF the week viii
include the Ffdes Handicap over the
Futuriry course on Tuesday. the Guenn
Handicap al seven furlongs on We'd
nesday and the Morinel Handicap at
I'VE furlongs on Friday. A special race
has been provided for Wednesday
watch is designed with a view Of
bringing Cruzados and shot Gun to-
gether al Eve and half fGriongs-
chsray, one OF the Keene Juveniles
who has shown some class. was bred by
H. d. Wood OF Frankfort. KY. and is
Fargo. She IS late foal. having been
dropped May !
". ". Elliott has nominated Stand
over for the Brighton handicap
The Memphis spring meeting viii
open April Is and continue twenty-one
days.
Thomas W Flynn, formerly police
lieutenant OF Chicago, who has a string
of horses IN training az the old Roby
track, has purchased for himself and
others q tract OF land between Chicago
Heights and Harvey. twenty miles from
the heart OF Chicago. on which he
hopes ultimately 70 build q new race
track There Is general feeling
racing VIII be resumed IN that vicinity
in the near future
C. E Rowe has finally decided 70
breed Colonial Girl 70 Csesarion after
having considered the selection OF
Adam. Rock sand. sain. Star Ruby and
senpronius-
Governor Hughes OF New York de-
IL his hrst message 70 the Legislature
D- Gardner. Horace ( crazisllo and
Avauntser ffOrmerly Czllaghan) were
among the first entries received for the
big spring hsndiczps on the metropoli-
tan tracks
II IS feared mat OiSe1u VIII never
train again on account OF q skin dis
ease with which he is suffering similar
n character 20 that which prematureiy
ended the career OF the great Sysonby.
Blue Eyes and Grace St Clair are
the most recent additions 10 the school
ing list
Cascade OF Diamonds has been added
20 the list OF geldings-
The EmeryviIle jockey contingent
viii give bail at Germania Hall. in
Oakland. tonight
Yesterdays scratches Anna Kare-
nina Fury. Blsckthorne. Frank Woods.
Peligroso. Lazeil.
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RESULTS AT NEW ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS. Jan 1i.-Ciy Park resal

NEW ORLEANS. Jan u.-Ctty Park results.
First race. hFe furlongs-Prince Ahmed wso
ColInesS second, kaiserhof third Tine loo n II
Second race. seven furlo1ES. Sellinx-Rass.se
wo1, SIR Vagranr seeond, Refined third. Tfme.
Third race one and sixteenth miles Sellinr-
Marvin Neal won. Dir. NcClusr second ~.
Green third Time. 1.46 4-5
Fourth race, one mile-Iuxzler won pa@.-
Sterling second Zienap third Tine 80 - =
Fifth race. i've and half furlcnzS-f -fsofIrsr--x-
Tine. 1 :05 10
Sixth race six furlongs seIIirS-Penryhn No.
Aisono second AlrShip third Time, rs ~
Seventh race, one nile. selline-fscIa Ms.
won, Royal Breeze second. Florizei third. Tine.
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Gossip of the Track

Hsndicapper Egbert yesterday drew
up the formal articles Of agreement
under which Leroy Williams viii ride
Tor = C Hldreth during the coming
resr. announcement OF which was ex-
-iusively published in The Call Of
Thursday Under the terms Of the
contract. which was signed yesterday
by both parties 20 it. Williams viii
receive $500, payable in four quarterly
fnSraiiments, as retainer for 6rsr
call on his mounts. besides the regular
see of s. for losing mounts and SIS
for each winner. HildreIh viii make
the boys engagements IN races where
he has no stable mount X is esri-
mated that Williams earnings for the
coming year under the terms OF the
contract viii amount 10 from s1o.eoo
20 $1,000
The usual two run-ups were in eTi-
dence yesterday j. E Case boosted
Han6maiden from $500 20 $500. al
which figure she was retained. VII
liam Durker bid Netlskztla up from
StoO 70 $500. and she went hack 70
his barn after winning the NTH race.
Z. r. Schafer claimed the mare from
Durker a few days ago. c C. McCaf-
fertv claimed Hedgethorn out OF the
third race for s7so.
and other weil-known performers, yes
terday registered Abe Ruef az the
name cf one of the Kisnet rwo-vear-
olds that he purchased at Eerr's An
trim farm vearli1Es sale last month
The ycurgster gives promise OF being
p fairly good performer
The stewards have disaliowed the
protest of c. E. Durnell 70 the claiming
~ Neptunus By William Caine. and the
horse viii remain in the Caine stable
Considering the volume OF rain that
las fallen ia che last month. the con
dition of the course has remained much
better than might have been expected
This is IN a large measure due 70 the
intelligent Efforts OF superintendent
Grant and his unslterahle decision TO
allow no workouts on the main track
while X has beer wet Great pressure
has been brought 10 bear from tine
to time ~ influential owners 20 per
NIT the working Of this or that high
class performer on the main course
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sxAILHAM Is FAvoRITE

VALLEJO. Jan. 11.-Billy Snailham.
who will meet Tim Callahan in a twen-
tv-round boxing bout before the Tux
edo Athletic Club IN this city next
Monday evening, arrived here tonight
A switch in the betting followed and
Snaflham was placed on the long end
of the betting. Reports from Gala
hans training quarters at San Rafael
state that he is having a hard time TO
make the weight
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SHEEHAN TO PLAY
WITH PITTSBURG
AGGREGATION
srEcIAL DIsPATcH 10 ZEE cALI.

PITTSBURG. Jan. Ia second ef-
fort on the part of Pittsburg to throw
Tommy Sheehan Of San Francisco into
lower league was blocked today.
when X was officially announced that
Brooklyn OF the National League had
refused 70 waive its claim TO the player.
Donovan Of Brooklyn says If Pittshurg
does not want Sheehan he will take
him and play him al third. Pittsburg
is mad tonight and announces that
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-12

Los ANGELES. Jan 1.-The track At
Ascot was IN fairly good condition tnis
afternoon and the sunshine orougnr out
a large weekday crowd The reature
event OF the day was the third, IN Wnieh
Succeed defeated Sly Ben and the ne4V-
ily played favorite. Lord OF the Forest
The latter ran like a plough horse
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AssoCIATIoy FOOTBALL

The game OF association football orig
inally scheduled TO be played in this
city tomorrow between the Vampires
and the San Franchises will be played
in Alameda on the Webster street
grounds. the home field of the YAM
pires-
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Rr00klyn eannot have sheehan at any

The Pittsburg team had completed a
trade with Columbus OF the American
Association whereby Sheehan and
catcher Phelps were 10 be sent there
in exchange for catcher Blue. Presi-
dent Dreyfuss asked the entire league
10 waive any claim 10 the two players.
and all but Brooklyn decided to let
Sheehan slide. but the trolley dodgers
said no.
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Edited by
R. A. Smyth
SUCCEED DEFEATS
HOT FAV0RITE
AT ASCOT
Ascot Selections

First race - MazaPzn, Taylor
George, CanOpfan-
Second raee-KIsmef Jr-, "aisa
entry, Griffin entry.
Third race-Jetsam, Azora'
some Ways.
Fourth raee-GOrgalette j. r
Donahoe, Dusty Miller
Fifth race-NIbIick, jack Adams
AvOnte1lus.
sixth raee-Pimkim. EIOts, star
Of Runnymede.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-12

Tom Dillon for correct styles in hats,
corner Van Ness and McAl1ister St,
s2.5o. $3.50. $500.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-12
Four Favorites Bowled Over at Emeryville
HORSES OF CLASS
ARE ENTERED IN
TODAY'S RACES
The Calls Selections
By j. r. Jeffery

BY j. r. JSffSry
First race-Firestone, Keene en-
try, Wilmore.
Second race-CIoudIight, Sir Rus
sell, Tocolay.
Third race-Dorado, Lucian, Pick
away.
Fourth race-Rapfd Water, Joe
Coyne, Mansard.
Fifth raee-FuIletta, Beechwood,
Governor Davis.
Sixth race-Sfr Edward, North
west, Ramus.
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ONCE diaries and calendars. also cal
endar pads for 1907. now ready at lie
Count. Clark & Ormond's. sso Market st-s
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Entries at Emeryyille

The entries and weights for today's
races at Emeryville are as follows:
FIRST RACE-Three and q half furlongs;
tro-yesr-olds:
-. Pataroits fw z Lennonsg .--..-....11I
Ch. G Rey del Sierras-Annt Bird.
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At Ps R.uo pace @ 4 G cais t = rs1 1ss
rreodw Won dand
% overdh the ~ anu e~O''S
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,ime--25 % 81 a-5. ! 90 Is. l.l4 Is. At
place. s; show, 81 Procrsstinste- place.
ch- D. By ReT e Santa Anira-FlorilIa. :
start poor. Won driving. Second easily.
Judge, -; Powell. 11-2- Narre Nichr 10
outside n the good footing and outgamed
nate had no excuses Eedgelhorn wiz do.
stopped badly Judge. As good as left,
Ing Speed.
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psi : ninutes- On az 2:a5l4- 1e<>oEstone.
,; show. 6-5- Hedgethorn. show, 5-2 Winner
Trained by P. Connell. Scratched -BlsekthOrn.
High price-Procrastinate. 1872. Hedsethorn. 10;
Burnett 80. Yellowstone came down the
Procrzsrfnste from the paddock home. Proerasti-
BE the rail al the way. Angleta
winning race Ward stopped after show
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At post minutes on at 3:I3- Time-:2515 :50I5 IL.
show. Bauble, place; SIS show Sherry show.
Trained BY Z. NJ. West Scratched-Ikki Start good
handy. Uncle Henry clever and easi
part. but was pumped at wire sherry ran a
the barrier went up and practically left
oo7 FIFTH RACE-0ne mile; selling; fOuryear-olds a
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dMr Aair.

SO inb nur nod 3tuei 8u9en Biz
our Gbbaltuns anierer gUuntp Gair,
unO bn nit ausnabme Der Baum,
frudts ale aderprobufte gut sera.
then fiub tebt gu ertuarten baB in
Oieier Ri9tuns bic llusaeauns reid.
tid beiuat pirb. Die 5airaelea.
.iaaft 1T iib wObl bewubt bnb lie
nit bieIem llnternebnen nur nuf
lOtales SntereFe unb SeiEa re6neu
lam, unO uenoet iid besbnlb per,
truuensuoa an aGe Burger oieies
unb teuadtbarten gOuntp's nit Der
8itte bic 6air nit 5armerseueniGeu
gu bei4ideu, bic 5air bod gu beius
den. 90 miro bod mardes oebu.
ten mas ben Boulder erfreut unb
uuf weldes oas County fOts Iein
fam.
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o nj n DE 8 Slatt(etr
bent, rueun es faQt, Jest faas
aud Der Gar5e Baum, beist es in
Der %. .. staats. 8eituna. gber
Der Saum bleibt iiebeu, unb er ae.
oetbt, blibt unb fua9it un6 timmert
ttd uenis UNI Ous Ylatt, oas BON
lsinen 3tueiseu fiel. rlno uenn es
Der Slatter auh nOdb 10 uiele iinS,
Ole nteoerfalen, Der Baum faIt nift
fuenn ionit iein Stamm traftia III
unO ieine @ur3eIn geiunO limb.
9as 1T Der 9eutiae Baum bier in
atHerita. Gin Slatt mag fallen, Der
Slatter OieIe mbaen fallen, aber
oer Stamm febt felt. neil er in
ieiusm aern geiuuO 1T unO er felt
%tuarseIt.
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ct. Souls uirb nuf benz RatiOnat
Gncumpment Der Sranb SIrmp, uels
Dies uOm 9. bis 16. September in
Saratoga, q. o., i%tattinoet, OOraus
fiftlih itdrler pertreten iein, uls ir'
penb cine nnbere Staot. Sammt.
lide @ranb Nrmp ROiten
~treffen gOrberettune, nm m6sliHit
sablreife 9elesntiOnen gu entienben
10 mirb Der Stanipm .gOfen aGetn
bur4 cine iOlHe BON $50 Mitslieber
uertreten iein. Su Saratoga plrO
bic armee Der nlten 8aterlnubsper,
tbeibiser nod etnntal in iiberrai9en'
Der Starle sufummentreten uuO be-
reits iirO aus ben As @ranb Grmt
Departments sc, 900 Q eteranen an.
semelnst. cine rteiise 3ubt, lpenn
man bebentt, onB felt NppomattOr
tlber AZ Sabre uerFoKen limo,
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Ser @eiunadOr unb Saaenbueretn
Der ct. gaat's @emeiuOe ernannte
elm aUmitee 3peds sammluna BON
nnteri 9riTteu unter ben iuusen Ecu.
ten Der SsmeinOe fur bic neue giei.
fenOrasl Der st. gaut's Stride.
9ieies aUmitee beifebsnb aus ben
GrIs. SOa @aIter, aaura Ruetbe.
ihsser uaO bsrren Senrb Spins 81.
BbiIip 3Ua, Otto Gberlin min ben
gerfu& MAIDEN bic nDtbise gumme
anter Der SagsnO Der @emeiuoe su,
iammensnbrinsen unb ft i'm an,
Osren SUttesbauie Elm lObenspertei
9entmnl FIFTEEN.
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@abSietr aOrreipunoent i'm 8bal,
bUten: gatOr 8. Yabler reiite am
ROntns mad Bar, @ascOnabe guunta
gu ieinem gruber 9aftOr y. gabler.
@r nabm bort am @ittpu9 uno
9Onnerstas an benz NdfiOnsfea tba.
tiaen antbeit, uuO bsute (5rritap)
Gbeno fpirb er bier surlferuartet.
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am lebten 9ienfins puroe Der
aOntrntt fur bic 8irdenfabIe Der
neuen st. Baul's .9irae Oeraeben
SO erbielt ben aOntratt Die an.
orerus furniture go. BON gbicaau
81. 2te stable nit 8ubebbr tuRen
$4,000 unb perOen Der @emeinbe
bonn 6rauenuerein eei9eutt.
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grOb Der in OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
itets 5unebmenben DppOiitiOn oeaeu
Ofene 8irtbidaiten nnb trDs aller
prohibitions. Seiese baden mir bis
Jest nibt geb6rt, oas audi nur cine
ein5ige Srauerei Ober S8nnppsbren.
nerei ben Setrieb einsefeat bate.
SO piro eben bod a~etrunten.
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Iaatung.

SO fei biermit slasn tunbaraeben
0a6 peoer bic Ct. gauls. @emeinbe
nOf bic aOutruttOren Der neaen
Stride fir irgenO etnen anfaa, ben
fH irsenb iemanben BEL Sefddauno
Oes unppusnOeten @ebduSes 5usiebt
OerantpOrtlia iein pirO. 9lele Be-.
tanntmaHuna tiene allen sur gar.
nuns, sana b%eiUnOers finO eItern ae.
better. ibre ainber 81 rparuen, uSer
fern5ubaltsn.
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Der sum 5Ooe O%erurtbeilte iDae.
nannte ,aurO" 5. gebmpur Barrin.
ton, 1T am 2tenftag bonn @uuuerneur
5OIt 81 IebeusIanslider 8u9tbaus.
ltrafe beguuOiGt uurbeu. Sarrino.
tOn bate am 20. sInauf fur bic @r.
%n1Orouns ieinea 5reunbss unO @pbt.
tbdters Snmes 9. Rtgann in Elan.
ton aebau9t uerOeu iOaeu.
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5rau SUbn 8Oebm reiiie lesten
6reitaa uab ct. 9Uuis nm bel elmer
uerbeiratbeteu 9O9ter bebafftt gu
iein Oeren Seim pom stprf umtreist
ruirb.
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Nus RapOleOu erinbren mir: Gran
SIanie weilt gum Beiud Der 81:
tern uno anOern gertuanOten. in Gas.
con be gonntn.
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5reb aiebl fam am Samaae nit
6raa nuO aiHOer bon ataiiOn, aan-
ius. I'M feline S4wieeermama Grau
asoerte gu beiuaen. er bat etuen
pebea arm uerurindt Onrt eineu
BIB SOn einem sawein weIbes er
bel einem Gdenbnbn r@ref1 nusIa.
ben half.
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5rnu See 9unter pom Rem Raorio,
RO., weIde nit ibrem gabb bier
mebrere 8Uden bel ibren gttern
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Die gbeIeute Sermann Rabius
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BAIT, tamen am RlttwOa bier an UNI
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StOenner unb Satin au5ubriusen.
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-16

5rau Ssnes Rueeelin BON Speet
Springs, gRO., befnOst Fb Ieit
Sonutag bel ibren Gltern Serru unO
5rau Gruit @aebler unb iuuitipen
Serwanoten bier gum Seiua.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-16

Glio mOraen uirb bic goucurbia
gOrnet Sano bon Der GirF greei in
semper's SrUOe ibr gicnic abbalten
unO Die befanute 9isbeuswarbia.
teit Der StisOer barst Oufar
OaS AUDI Oie!ss 5abr bas 5et iaUu
tpirb. Die 5irit greeier limb ben
oermnnnern in uielem abnlidb, teiner
nil gperbunoern" OOer gar ,uerOur.
fen, anb bubeu oieletbeu fotglif
oafhr seiOret OaB far startuna bes
5nneren es niHt mansetn rtrb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-16

Geo. araettIg mar am 9nmfae in
Ct sOnis um mad ieinem SUbn
Snrrp gu ieben Der ruesen zines ga.
ienIeibens Operlrt puroe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-16

Gas id6ne, tiibte Better oieie
@Ode I6bnt uns nit Der lesten gu.
DIE Ourdmaateu 9iee adn8lia aus,
Sdtteu mir INNER BETTER pie bieie
SOde uurbsu mir tiber Oas einerIei
tlnaeu; gum Slid esb0rt audi 9eio.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-16

Die 5rIs. eiaiun &uebl ano MUra
Wlattbews OUn GluptOn fub bisis
Suhe BEL G%reuuOiunsn bier su Se.
ind, SRI. Ellie 9ipp uUn ct. auuia
melde e%bsniaIs Sat Der 5rls. Gap
Streblp uno Suunitn @rai par, reiitc
am MittwOh mieber beim.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-16

am ndditeu 9Ounsrfap fnoet in
StOIpe Elm @ifiOnsteit ftatt gu mel
DIEM ber5Iih eiuaelaOen wirO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-16

SRI. emma unO ibr 8ruber Tib.
arb Starte BON MOrriion runren bic.
lie SOde bel Der 5amitie SObn 5re6.
mann 8eiudsneiie bier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-16

SRI. Nartba aOlb peIfe 8 Sage
bel ben 8brigen gu Seiud mar, be.
aab tih Runtae uieoer uaa ct.
NOnis.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1907-08-16

Sni ber tommenOen Mi1ourier
Staatsfair pirO cine Der Suuptiuden
iein, ourd prattii9e BE reile su sei.
gen, peld' prDbe gOrtbeile benz
Gurmbeiiser aus Der SerReaunp au.
ter Gnbrfrasen erunaien. limb ben,
ienisen bic beiardten, fur sbeure
mataOamiiierte StrnBsn ~betteuern au
miRen, Eel i'm goruus peIurpt, Oas
naf Der 5air eeseiet tcerben wiro,
wie man Die petpDbnllde ,MubRuabD
NIT ipitematii&er auweubuna bon
StraBenmalsen in einen ebenen Iee
5u Uertunnbeln uernaa, Der unter Der
8afdaieteiten Der @itterunp uifts
an ieiner Gong Ober 5ahrbarieit
einbaBt.