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MONTREAL

First race. 6 furlongs-R uskinetta, %; Rose
boro, Hannibal Bey, Convolo, 101; Usury. Thes-
pian Funiculaire 104; Colloquy. 10S.
Second race. 81 furlongs-Grando 10i: Dark
night. 1903: No Engine, Charley Rogers, Little
Usage. LOG; Hostile Hyphen. Mirzer, Ordono,
10; Orlandot, 13; Hanbrilge. Hollow, us;
Synchronlzed, 107
Third race, 1 mile--Beau Brummel. Hazel
Patch, 9i; Hartng, 3d.; Lady Carol. Topsy
Robinson. 101; Lille Turner. Telegrapher, Jack
Young. 104 Prince Ahmed. 1O7; The Minks. III.
Fourth race. G furlones seling-Sam CLAY.
50: Moselle Dapple Gold, 1907 French Nun,
Iamptrimmer 102; Judge Treen 1O5; Barns-
dale, 1906; Bensonhurst. 1O7: Matte Mack, Ag-
mes Virginia. Beatrice X. 100.
Fifth race, furongs-Melzar, Black Dress,
Ansonia, Auspicious, Mai Couria. Explosive,
Ogbert. Merrigo. Estimation. 1O7; Brown Mary.
Beth Goodwin, Dora Neff 112.
Sixth race l 1-1s miles, selling-Doubt. 95;
Ouardi, Camille, 9S; Monochord, 100; County
Clerk 1G1; Louise McFarlan. Suzanne Roca-
mora Early Boy. Taul, 1922 Prince Silver
wings. Trenola, 1o5; Shining Star 10s.
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CHASING CAT, CHILD
DIVES FIVE STORIES
Four-Year-OId fodder Lands on q
Banana PeddIer and Escapes
with Few Bruises and
3 Big Fright

NEW YORK, Sept. 13.-One old cat up
on the roof of fve-story building at
414 East One Hundred and First street
came near causing the death of 4-year-
old Tony Sasbini, yesterday afternoon
when he fell about seventy feet and
landed on a banana peddler.
Tony was not playing the game of "one
old cat" but was in pursuit of real
live cat, which nightly serenades the
neighborhood about Tony's home. Tony
decided to catch the cat, and in the
course of the chase pussy led him up
on the roof, five stories above the street.
Around and around the roof went Tony
and the cat, until finally the cat in des-
peration plunged over the edge and Tony,
in the excitement of the chase, plunged
after her. Tony steered his course so
that he landed squarely on top OF. a pass
ing banana peddler, thus breaking his
fall and saving his life.
Both went to the ground, but both got
up instantly, the peddler to angrily pick
up the scattered fruit and go along his
way and Tony to receive the applause
of the neighbors who had gathered when
they saw him make his high dive.
DIR. Fisher, from Harlem hospital, found
that Tony had received nothing more
than a slight cut on his left knee and
a scratch on the right cheek. The cat
could not be found.
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so RIOTERS WITH
SAN DIEGO TEAM
CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES BRING
souTHERNERs
Today and Sunday PiekNsicks Meet
Morans-Mayor Harper and Chief
Kern Among 8aekers of
Local Club

Sixty rooters are due to arrive AT
D. m. from San Diego with Manager W.
H. Palmer of the San Diego PickwickS
to cheer their team on TO victory in the
most holly contested games of the cham
pionship series OF the Southern State
league.
The Pickwicks will meet the Los An
geles Morans at Chutes park at p m
today and at 2:30 p. m. Sunday. Los An
geles will have on hand a big bunch Of
rooters who will attempt to drown out
the efforts of the southerners-
Mayor Harper will be at the game this
afternoon, using his voice roofing for the
Los Angeles team. He does not care IL
Manager Palmer is a Democrat, he wants
the cup to stay in Los Angeles.
Chief Kern will also be at the game
this afternoon and the first San Diego
rooter who roots too loud will be waltzed
down to First street.
Sundays game will be the battle for
the cup. Manager Goodwin says his full
team will be at both games to help the
Morans win.
The following is a list of the players
in their respective positions for today's
game:
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TRACKS FATE WILL
BE KNOWN TODAY
BALDWIN TO CONFER ON PLANS
FOR PARK
Many Horses Will Be Shipped Here.
4. Number VIII Be Increased II Pro-
motors Guarantee Course
for December

On the action of Lucky Baldwin, George
Rose and Barney Schneider in their con-
ference today will largely depend the
movement of the owners of racing stock
who will finish at Seattle this afternoon.
Even IL the Baldwin race track project
falls through many of the race horses
will be shipped to Ascot stables. If the
Baldwin Park track promoters can give
immediate assurance that they will have
a course ready for races by December
the announcement will materially In
fiuence the decision of owners In placing
their stock.
According to Barney Schneider the
only thing that could prevent an agree
ment would be the price of acreage.
''If Baldwin does not advance the price
per acre beyond the old figure we can
close matters Immediately and in that
case the race track will be an assured
thing" he said yesterday.
"1f he asks $500 per acre, as has been
intimated, of course we cannot consider
the proposition"
The Arcadia track will have the support
of the Pacific Jockey club IL it goes
through and this is sufficient to satisfy
Schneider and Rose even If the talked of
Venice track proposition goes through
1t seems unlikely that the Venice project
will be carried out Immediately II the
Baldwin ranch proposition is settled
favorably. Abbot Kinney asserted yester-
day he knew nothing of proposed track
near Venice and this statement does
much towards discrediting the reports
that track will be built near Venice
whether the Arcadia track is built or not.
Allen will return from his northern
trip tomorrow and will confer with
Schneider, Baldwin and Rose regarding
track at Arcadia. If the terms cannot
be agreed upon for the purchase4Af the
land at Baldwin ranch, then aAother
site may possibly be located.
1.-THE people of Southern California
want racing" said Rose before he left
New York, and he is coming wit. the
intention of supplying the demand. Sher-
man and Watts have been mentioned as
prospective locations but Arcadia is the
best suited as only the Legislature. will
have control there.
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$500 IN COUNTERFEIT
COINS MADE EVERY NIGHT
Suspect Arrested in San Francisco
confesses He Manufactured and !
Passed $11, 900 Worth Of
Gold Eagles
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 1S.-Backed up
against the rear door of the Ocean View
police station has been discovered a
counterfeiting plant which turned out
$500 in gold double eagles every night.
That the plant was found and Mack
McLeary it's operator, was arrested was
due to the honesty of two employees OF
McLeary, who conducted restaurant In
the front of 2S46 San Jose avenue, and
made the counterfeit coin in the rear
which opens upon the back door of the
police station,
McLeary, the police say, has been In
states prison for counterfeiting. He
made full confession and said he had
disposed of $1,000 face value Of coins
of his own make.
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FOUR TRACKS CLOSE TODAY;
THREE OPEN ON MONDAY

Seattle. sheepshead Bay, Meadows ard
Montreal racing will have their getaway
races this afternoon and then the racing
enthusiasts will turn their attention TO
Toronto. Gravesend and Lexington, which
open Monday.
The Seattle horses will be shipped to
Oakland and Ascot. Many of the eastern
owners who usually send their stock to
California during the winter months will
also ship many horses to Oakland and
Los Angeles.
If the Arcadia track is assured the
number sent to Los Angeles will be ma
terIaIly Increased. Otherwise Oakland is
likely to have the best of the deal
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sHEEPsHEAD BAY RESULTS

BY ASsOcIated FresS.
SHEEPSHEAD BAY. Sept. 1s.-Results-
First race. handicap. So furlongs-JacS Ait
kin won. Westbury second, Don Enrique third;
time log.
Second race, / WITHDRAWING Account won.
Donoscara second. Rial third; time 1:S9 20.
Third race. the Golden Rod. 6is furlcngs-
Johnnie Blake won. Castlewood second, The
Squire third: time 1;2o s-5
Fourth race, the Autumn handicap. rs
mlles-Brookdale Nympth won. Dandelion sec
ond Old Honesty third; time 1;5s rs
Fifth race. Is miIes-Prince Hampton won.
Banker second, Ostrich third: time s.S 40.
Sixth race. 81 furongs. sellinS-Marhles
won. Aunt Rosa second. Miss Delaney third;
time LOG 80.
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SIR THOMAS
CHALLENGES
Upton WILL TRY AGAIN TO
REGAIN CUP
NEW YORK YACHT CLUB IS
NOTIFIED
Racing Vessels Lay Be Normal, Sea-
worthy Boats, and Not Freaks
Doomed to the Junk Heap I
After the Race

BY Associated -'ross.
LONDON, Sept. 13.-Sir Thomas Upton
will make another attempt in 1908 to re-
gain Americas cup for Great Britain.
The announcement was made this Liter
noon by Sir Thomas in London and by
the secretary of the Royal Irish Yacht
club at Dublin. The challenge which
goes to the New York Yacht club in the
name of the Royal Yacht club was mailed
from Dublin today.
The details of the challenge were ar
ranged when Sir Thomas visited Dublin
recently In the course of yachting
cruise around the British Isles.
Sir Thomas is credited with saying that
if he does not win this time he believes
it Is impossible to bring the cup back to
these shores. The present challenger
like the previous Shamrocks, will have to
be sailed across the Atlantic. but 1t is
understood that she will be so built that
the handicap on this account will not be
so great as in former years.
NEW YORK, Sept. 1S.-The news that
Sir Thomas Upton has sent another
challenge for the Americas cup caused
no surprise among yachtsmen. as 1t was
generally believed that the end of the
present racing season would witness the
issuance of the challenge.
The new measurement rule, which will
apply in connection with the present
challenge, has been tried out in fast
sailing yachts of the larger class this
summer. 1t is especially designed to over
come the defects In the old rules which
makes possible the freak racing machines
such as the more recent cup defenders
and challengers. If the races fore
Swallowed in Sir Thomas challenge are
sailed under the new rule, the contesting
yachts will be normal seaworthy boats
and not creations to be sent to the junk
heap when they have fulfilled their
original purpose.
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REsuLrs an SACRAMENTO

SACRAMENTO. Sept. 13.-Agricultural park;
weather finei track good; attendance large,
First race, trotting 1928 class; purse $1,000;
mile heats in iberia Mac won. DredSe
second, Fresno Girl third; Golden Nut fourth;
time 2:13k. 2:14h. 216'.
Second race trotting, Stanford stake. Si4i5;
mile heats. 3 in 5-Nogi won. Prince Lot sec
ond. Reina del Norte third; Lady II. fourth;
time 219h. 2:20. 2:21k
Third race. mile heats on road 2 in 3 heats
-Brierwood won, Economizer second. Instruc-
tor third Kruger fourth; time 2;23is. 2:2sis.
Fourth race. furlongs, selling-Joe Goss
won. Lazelle second Box Elder third; time
.27is
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-09-14

LALLA, Marina, Algeria, Sept. 13-With
the object of depressing at once all in
cipient outbreaks in western Morocco in
the vicinity of the Algerian frontier the
French authorities at Oudja have arrested
the former and present shieks of Oud1a
and two other ringleaders in the agitation
to foment anti-French feeling. The four
Moors arrived here today in chains and
will be handed over to the imperial
Moorish caids for conveyance to Tangier.
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CLEVELAND TRIES TO DELAY

DETROIT, Sept. 13-Cleveland took the first
game by punching hits on Mullin in one inning.
The second was played under an agreement on
time limit and Cleveands effort to prevent
five innings completed almost started riot.
Intentional misjudgment of easy flies and re-
fusals to make plays on runners were the
main means of delaying the game. Scores:
First game
Detroit l, hits s. errors 2.
Cleveland 4. hits 10. errors l.
Batteries-Mullin and Schmidt; Thielman and
Clark.
Second game
Detroit TO- hits ,, errors 0.
Cleveland 0. hits 2. errors 8.
Batteries-Donovan and Schmidt; Joss and
Clark.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-09-14
YACHT SUE WINS ROOSEVELT
CUP AT JAMESTOWN REGATTA
BY Associated Press.

NORFOLK, Va, Sept. 13.-The Sue
won the second race in the series of the
international club yacht race, class "P, -
at the jamestown exposition and gets
the Roosevelt cup, she having won the
first of the class &c" races Wednesday.
The race today in the class %" series
for the King Edward cup was won by
the Capscum, with Little Rhody second
and Mahasset third.
The first of the races for the King Ed
ward cup was won Wednesday by Man
hasett. Today's races We're twice over
a triangular course of several miles.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-09-14
STATE OFFICIALS VESSEL
SINKS SMALL SCHOONER
Ship in Which Governor Higgins Of
Rhode Island and Party Left
jamestown Has Collision
In Channel
b, Associated Press.

NORFOLK, Va, Sept 13.-Having
aboard Governor Higgins of Rhode Island
and the large official party from that
state who attended the Rhode Island
day celebration at the jamestown expo
stion this week. the steamer Dorchester,
which sailed from Norfolk for Providence
late last night ran down and sank in
Craney island channel of the Elizabeth
river the pungy schooner Fannie s. Gro
verman. bound from Gloucester county,
Virginia to Norfolk
The Dorchester was not injured. -Four
men narrowly escaped drowning.
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HomesesSers. CYu5 z,ehighs.

Every, one desiring to secure farm horHlI
in California Is invited to the meeting at ~
o'clock this evening in Home Extension Hali.'
Chamber Of Commerce. Fourth new town and
COLONY now being formed, also the Los Ange-
les Acre Lot Club. Land distributed at wnoie-
sale to members. Come and learn
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BOSTON LOSES AND TIES

BOSTON, Sept. 13.--Boston lost the first game
. to 6-and tied the seconds TO Gin the
double header here today. Scores:
First game
Philadelphia 6. hits H. errors 0.
Boston 2 hits II, errors g.
Batteries-Aioran and Doom: Boultes and
Needham
Second game
Philadelphia g. hits 8. errors 3.
Boston 8, hits 8, errors l.
Batteries-Richie and Jacklitsch; Pfeffer and
Needham. UmpiTe-ODay.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-09-14
PETTIBONE STRICKEN
WITH SERIOUS ILLNESS
official of Miners Federation, Accused
of Completely in Steunenberg
Murder, Taken to Hos
pital
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
BOISE, Ida, Sept. 1S.-George A. Pet
tibone charged with completely in the
murder of Governor Steuenberg, was
taken to the hospital today in critical
condition and an operation probably will
be necessary.
There will be no further prosecution OF
the case at present.
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second waterwagon. 100 CLARK. third; time
1:02 Beliaco. Huachuca Matt Hogan. Skim
merhorn, Electric Spark also ran.
Fourth race mile, purse-senator Warner,
% (McClain) won; Lone Wolf 107 kelly, Sec
ond; r. Flittner, ITO (Keogh) third; time
LAZY. Rey Del Mundo, Ishtar, Rotrou. Sal
able Mabel Hollander also ran.
Fifth race, furlongs sellng--Lovey Mary,
100 (Hayes). won Distributor. 100 kelly,
second Alice Carey 100 (Keogh) third; time
1:i5s. Chancellor Walworth, Col. Jewell. De
Light, Teddy Nee, Nancy w, Calls also
ran
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
CHICAGO BEATS REDS

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Sept 13.-Chicago won listless
and uninteresting game from Cincinnati today.
Score:
Chicago 3, hits 6. errors g.
Cincinnati . hits 6. errors o.
Observation-Disclosures and king; Ewing and
McCarty
JJmpires-Klem and Emslie.
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OAKLAND DRUBS PERNOLL;
WINS; SC0hE TEN TO FIVE
Teams Indulge in Heavy Batting but
Visitors Get the Best of 1t and
Easily Defeat Mccredie's
Men

By Associated Press.
PORTLAND. Ore, Sept. 13.-Pernoll got
the first real drubbing he received since
his advent into the Portland team today in
a batting game which resulted in vic
tory for the visitors. Gates was also hit
hard and heavy. Score:
RH E.
Oakland 4 o 2 I 0 90 IL 2
Portland ...O o O-5
Batteries-Cates and Dashwood; Pernon ami
Byrnes.
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REsuLTs al SEATTLE

First race. furlongs, sellng-Gigana, 100
0,eeds), won; st. Bede 107 (Glbert second;
vast CO. 104 (Kelly) third; time 1:O2h. Frank
rose. swaggerlator, Buto. Vivian May and
Slightly also ran.
Second race furlongs, selling rapshooter,
100 (AIarfe) won; Isolation. 100 (Rettig) sec
on6. soapy Jones' 100 (Rdde). third; time
.o2ik Black Eyes, George D.. Black Sam.
ffohrr YouthA Mimo. Suavita also ran.
Tbird race, s. furlongs. purse-Susie Gregg,
100 CfcCormiclO Sop: Tramotor, los CWilsonl
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SAN FRANCISCO POLICE
PREVENT FouR-RouND BOUTS
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 1s.-The four
round bouts scheduled for tonight at the
Bay City Athletic Club were not per-
mitted to be carried out by the police
acting under instructions from the police
committee of the supervisors.
The club had secured license from the
former board of supervisors burt 1t was
revoked yesterday. The club tried to Sc
cure an injunction but failed
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BUsHER PITCHES GREAT BALL

PITTSBURG Sept. 13.-Nick Maddox. who
was drafted by the Pittsburg club from the
p o. NJ. league last year and sent 10 Pitts
burg team, farmed to Wheeling this year.
pitched for Pittsburg today. Not run was
made off him, and he struck out eleven bat
ters Only two men got as far as third base.
Score:
Pittsburg 4, hits II. errors l.
St Louis 0, hits 5, errors 2.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Gibson; Fromme and
Marshall
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GENERAL DRUDE GIVES
MOORS ANOTHER CHANGE
Tribesmen Reopen Negotiations for
Peace and French Commander
Suspends Hos
Titles
BY Associated Press.

by Associated Press.
PARIS, Sept. 13.-Admiral Philibert
cables that the Chalias and some OF the
other warning tribesmen in the vicinity
Of Casa Blanca have reopened negotia-
tions for peace.
Gen. Drude gave the tribesmen until this
evening to visit him and accept the con-
ditions which he specified.
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WINTER LEAGUE TO MEET

meeting of the California Winter league
will be held at 62S Bryson block tonight at
o'clock Managers are urged to be present as
important business will be transacted. In
the beginning games of the winter series the
Los Angeles teams will play away from Los
Angeles
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PLAY THIRTEEN INNINGS; TIE

PHILADELPHIA, Sept, 1s.-Philadelphia and
Boston went thirteen innings to a tie. Wad-
dell, Winter and Combs We're hit hard and
were succeeded by Plank and Glaze. and the
game resolved itself into pitchers battle,
which darkness stopped. Score:
Boston ;. hits Il, errors ..
Philadelphia s. hits H. errors 4.
RatterieS-Winter Glaze and Kriger; Wad-
deil Combs. BARLEY, Plank and Schreck.
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sr.IouIs aEArs sox

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 13.-St. Louis took the fina
game from Chicago this afternoon. Score:
St-rIouis g. hits g. errors 0.
Chicago o. hits 5. errors 2.
Batteries-Powell and Stephens; White. Alt
rock. Walsh and Hart
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
NEW YORK IS BEATEN

f5y AssOcIated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 13-In a game in which
both pitchers were batted hard the Washington
team again today defeated the local team-10
to g Score:
Washington 10. hits II, errors 2.
New York 2, hits 49, errors 3.
Notwithstanding and Kahoe; Newton and
Kleinow
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GIANTS DEFEAT BROOKLYN

BROOKLYN, Sept 1s.-New York today de-
feated the Brooklyn team in an errorless
game-2 TO 1. Score:
New York ., hits 10. errors o.
Brooklyn l. hits 5, errors 0.
Observation-Disclosures and Bresnahan; Pas
torious and Ritter.
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Deduction

Farmer Meddergrass (reading paper)--Thet
vaudeville must be a great show town.
Mrs Meddergrass-Why so, pa?
wy, l see here where another one Of
our greatest actors has made ARRANGEMENTS [
stay right thar fer a hull season.-Puck
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RANDOLPH HIT FREELY IN FIRST
TWO INNINGS
Les Angeles Only Runs Come In The
Fifth and Are Due to Two
Passes and One
Bingle
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
BY Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1S-The local
team hit Randolph in the first and Sec
ond innings today and scored three runs
which gave them the game.
JOY was hardly touched by the visitors.
Their two runs in the fifth came from
four passes and hit. Score:
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-09-14

In tho future The Herald will issue to sub
scribers holding six months contracts The
Housekeeper. instead OF the Womans Home
Companion. The Housekeeper is preferred by
many OF our patrons. II Is bright. full Of ex-
cellent articles Of especial interest 80 women.
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SAN FRANCISCO

Two-base hit-Spencer. Sacrifice hit-Irwin.
First base called balls-Of Randolph. 3; off
Joy, g. Struck out-By Randolph. 8; by Joy, 8.
Double plays-Randolph to Brashear Wild
pitches-Randolph Time of game-1:50. UNI
pires-Perrne and Moore
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-09-14

Henry Mangerina will handle the indi-
Gator for both games
Bergman will pitch Sundays game for
Pickwick.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-09-14
Game Wanted

The Newsies team wants game for
Sunday afternoon. Any one interested
will communicate with Main 1888.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-09-14

TANGIER, Sept 13.-Mulai Hafg re
mains at Morocco City because he lack
sufficient number of followers to enabl
him to march to the coast
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1907-09-14

1t naturally takes rather strong cheese
to be the whole cheese in these competitive
days which accounts for some Of the things
we smell in high places Puck.
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The Last Dates for
Cheap Rates This Fall
Sept. Is, 26 and 80.
Oct. | and 7
To Norfolk and back. only on Septem.
Der rs and rs.
All other dates to all towns shown
and to others.
THERE AND BACK

rhicago TIL 1880
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Marnhis Tenn. 67.50
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Norlolk' 1OS.50
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