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Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-29
TRAIN ENTERS G0LDFIELD
OVER NEW CLARK ROAD
Depot Business of Line Being Trans
acted in Tent, but Terminal Fa-
ciIitIes VIII Soon Be
Established
By Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
GOLDFIELD, New, Oct. 2S.-The reg
ular train into Goldfield over the line of
the Las Vegas & Tonopah railroad,
known as the Clark road, arrived here
from the south at o'clock last night,
bringing score or more of passengers.
The depot business at present is being
transacted in a teat, but 1t is expected
the clerical force will soon be housed
in substantial and permanent quarters.
the work toward that end being rapidly
pursued
J. Ross Clark. president of the road.
together with General Traffic Manager
Gillette and others, are in Goldfeld for
the purpose of looking over the terminal
facilities. Mr.. Clark and party will re-
main here for several days and while
here will be informally entertained by a
committee of citizens.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-29

Those who predict that the airshir
will never become commercially valu-
able should let their memories trot back
to a dozen or fifteen years ago, wher
they probably hooted at the idea that
the best that could be expected of the
"horseless carriage" Of that day was a
fifteen-mile-an-hour toy. And what mar
dared to suggest, even half a dozen
years ago. that during his lifetime OF
the lifetime of his children message
would be flashed across the Atlantic
without the use OF an electrically
charged wire? HumphI
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-29
BEASLEY PLEADS GUILTY.;
ASKS TO BE PAR0LED
Former Patrolnan Is Accompanied in
Court by Second Wife-Judge
Wilbur Takes Case Under
Amusement

Accompanied by his second wife David
I. Beasley, former patrolman, appeared
in Judge Wilbur's court yesterday. He
pleaded guilty to the charge of bigamy
and asked to be put on parole.
The district attorney will undoubtedly
bring strong pressure to bear to prevent
the parole sentence. Judge Wilbur took
the matter under .advisement and will
decide today or tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-29
Ambassador o,Rrien Honored

BY Associated Press.
YOKOHOMA. Oct. 2s.-The new Ameri-
can ambassador, Thomas ]. O'Brien. anc
his wife were introduced to the foreign
residents of this city last night at brit.
liant reception given at the residence ol
Consul General Miller. There was large
attendance of Japanese and foreigners
including embassy attaches.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-29
Kills Himself While Insane

By Associated Press.
BAKERSFIELD. Oct. 2s.-While in the
county Jail suffering from sudden at
tack Of insanity Niles Jorgensen of San
Francisco Saturday butted his head
against the iron gratings over the win
dows of hts cell and died today from the
effects.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-29

Last weeks report from the gold
fields OF Nevada indicates that nothing
can disturb the equilibrium of that
great mining center. except temporarily
The output for the week was estimated
to be worth more than half a million of
dollars. This is at the rate of over $685.
100000 per year. The Nevada gold
fields operators are good neighbors
Their acquaintance is worth cultivation.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-29
Freight Wrecked Near MoJave

BAKERSFIELD, Oct. 2S.-Southern Pa
clfic northbound passenger train No.
was delayed at Mojave four hours this
morning by an accident to freight train
which was ahead. A wheel on the
freight's caboose broke, causing slight
damage to the track before the train was
brought to a standstill.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-29
May Be counterfeIter

By Associated Press
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2s.-Thomas
Ryan, who was arrested last week on
the charge of being a pickpocket. was
recharged today and given into the Gus
tody of the federal authorities on
charge. it is alleged, of passing counter
felt coin.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-29
Steamer smashes Bows
BY Associated Press.

BY Ass0cIated FresB.
liner steamer Finland, from New York,
October 10 for Dover and Antwerp, col
lided this evening with the southern
breakwater off this port. The Finland Is
safe, but her bows are stove in.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-29
Powder Plant Closes
BY Associated Press.

BY Assocfated Press.
TACOMA, Wash, Oct. 2S.-Orders were
POSTED today on the grounds of the Du-
pont powder works, south of Tacoma,
that all men would be laid off, indicating
q suspension of the huge operation. The
concern has under way plans toward
building large powder plant here. About
a hundred men are affected
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-29
Suspected Bandits to Be Tried
,y Associated Press.

ztbBUCIdteU
SPOKANE, Wash, Oct 2S.-Charles
Mcdonald and Ed Smith, arrested for the
Great Northern, holdup at Rondo. Mont,
were taken to Montana last night. The
money recovered, s14,895, was forwarded
to Montana. The men will be tried at
Kallspel.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-29

EXCUSE me, folks; am altogether
too busy with more important things
to pay any attention to such a trifie
as railroad rebates" is liberal inter-
tretation of the way Attorney General
Webb puts It
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-29
Sets Psttlbone Case
BY Associated Press.

BY Assocfated Press.
BOISE. Idaho, Oct. 2s.-Judge Wood to-
day set the Pettibone case for trial No
vember 21. He announced that If the case
was further delayed he would continue II
to the January term.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-29
JeweIry store Looted
nv Asaociated Press,

SAN DIEGO, Oct. 2S.-The jewelry store
Of AL Myers was broken open some time
Sunday or last night and fifteen watches
and five dozen knives were taken. The
door was securely locked with double
lock, but both were found open this
morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-29

Eugene Grubb of Colorado has propa-
gated potato which is the best spud
yet marketed. Now ask what's in a
name.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-29

WIN Charlie Fairbanks attend the
pure drink exposition which opens at
Chicago December 10?
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-29

Do you suppose the railroad commits
sioners have already actually passed
1t up to the attorney general?
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-29
Alabama County Goes "Dry"

BY Associated Press.
BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Oct. 2S.-Jefferson
county. after one of the hottest campaigns
In its history, has gone dry. While 1t Is
impossible at 10 o'clock to give the ma
jority, Indications are that it will be 1900
for prohibition.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-29

| Mr.. Hartman didn't make good to
any great extent on his declaration
that when it comes to fish he eats 'em
alive"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-29
Held by the Enemy

o
Phones courteously
n is the
ord Of Farm"
WEDNESDAY
and other Seats Q IN
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-29
NFoRosco's BURBANK THEATER


A PRICE THE ,RoDuc-
Is
hen a mighty
the
lis oIdT Eney
had moreg
bank.
a the
called to
HAD so
THEATER
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-29


Me by for
dxwise, and may
pawers on the COM
oil be necessary to
.nspperform the duties en-
.verl in this and the forego-
!. The legislature shall have
ny a two-thirds vote of all the
GERS elected to each house, to re-
I'VE any one OF more of said commits
zioners from office for dereliction Of
duty, or corruption, or incompetency;
and whenever, from any cause, va
cancy in office shall occur in said COM
mission the governor shall fill the same
by the appointment of qualified per-
son thereto, who shall hold Office for
the residue of the unexpired term, and
until his successor shall have been
elected and qualified"
Attorney General Webb need remain
'in the dark no longer. Let him come
out into the rays Of the constitutional
sunshine emanating from the editorial
columns of The Herald 1t will do him,
the people OF the state, and even the
constitution itself, lots of good. That
time-honored document has been acting
the part of a hermit too long. Some of
its members have become etiolated and
half paralyzed as the result of too close
confinement in oblivion and physical
inactivity. Sections 81 and % of article
IL have long been regarded as dead;
but The Herald has resurrected them,
and Attorney General Webb, the men,
bers Of the railroad commission and the
people of the state should invite Gov
ernor Gillett to name day when they
may return thanks In te deum of
praise.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-29

~
4 as
.deled, in
lpn of the
Instructions,
re bureau OF
= pared a report
cresults thus far
.partment in promot-
st6mmerce of the United
,ofeport urges congress to
:, lie magnitude and the in
apcharacter of the task and to
bto the officials in charge Of the
such financial assistance as may
Sqeeded.
svIOn December representatives of the
,ychambers of commerce and boards of
trade OF twenty of the 'most important
cities" Of the Union will meet with Sec
retary Straus in Washington for the
purpose of considering ways and means
for the furtherance of this trade. 1t is
Inevitable that the problem of tariff
lGNtSlOll shall llO1Q tic CeIlt6T OIL ln5
stage during the deliberations of this
body, which though necessarily Informal
in character, will be generally regarded
as a more or less definite expression of
public opinion on this vitally important
topic-providing, as is to be presumed
will be the case, that care shall have
been exercised to invite to this con-
f,xox,oe 4o1aoo+oo fro,,, oo,,o,,,aroioI b1d
les representing widely divergent com
munities and interests. But if the con-
ference be so constituted as to permit
Of great preponderance of delegates
from the recognized strongholds Of
''stand-patism" 1t may be as well never
have been held.
II Secretary Straus, the administra-
what public sentiment throughout the
country really is, rather than that they
want to attempt to mold such senti-
ment, they should be prepared to hear
uttered some disagreeable truths con-
cerning the attitude Of millions of peo-
pie on the existing protective tariff and
its operation. If they are after hard,
cold facts they will be as anxious 10
receive suggestions from students Of
conditions in such cities, for example.
as Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle,
Houston, El Paso, Memphis and even
Tucson and other smaller though locally
important cities as from New York,
Philadelphia, Boston and Chicago.
There is no very large city in Texas,
for instance, and yet an expression
from commercial body Of any Of the
more important cities Of that state
would be equivalent to an opinion. or a
statement OF conditions as they exist,
from as many people as are to be found
IN any city in the Union. including the
great money and trust center of
America-the metropolis. The senti-
ment of such a city as Houston may
reasonably be regarded as the senti-
1nent not only of Texas but of tre-
nendous area OF the southwest outsi
OF the state in which Houston is stu
ated. But does anybody believe that the
sentiment Of the chief commercial body
OF Boston. for example, is that of so
great a proportion Of the inhabitants Of
that part of the country as is similar
expression from any one OF a dozen
smaH cities lying west Of the Mississippi
Fiver2
4. II the conference planned by secre-
my Straus be mad really representa-
Saof the whole country it may not be
n so harmonious In it's conclusions
4 author had picked out, here
y, centers Of population in
Fry cf ''let well enough
slogan. To touch the
ane viii be dangerous
the country. Half a
NStributed through
tng no nationally
by the stand
N-cise as great
Y half mill
'ferial for
1son ~
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-29

aS.-Harold Caruthers,
y fellow employees of
shop about three weeks
o. injuries to his spine in
extricate himself from wise
" u he had been placed. died last
IS
forts to take dying statement were
anavailing, as the boy seemed to think
he would recover.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-29
,nLAsco THEATER
THE CRISIS

THIS is NOT THE FIRST PLAY EVER ITS
IS THE BEST THE CITY REC
La
Saturday 25e to
Augustus Thomas aTHE
famou
imax of stock
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-29

Nhan a. month to Thanksgiv-
4 : us begin today to be thankful
,a:Se have something to be thank
Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-29

,.sssed
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-12-07
Homestead Entry NO 83a6.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department. OF the Interior, Land Office
at clayton, N NJ. Nov. 81. 1907
Notice is hereby given that John K.
Alexander OF Ogle. N. NJ. has filed notice
OF his intention to make final commuta-
ton proof in support of his claim, viz:
Homestead Entry No. s326. made MAY
2, 1900, for the South West Quarter Sec.
ton 4. Township On. Ronge a8E., and
that said proof will be made before N. V.
Gallegos, u. S. Court Com, at his office
in Tucumcari, n, NJ. on Jan. 9, 1908.
He names the following witnesses 10
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of the land viz:
J. I. Cappleman. A.. L. Wampler. ID.
Rogers, Jeff Thomson all of Ogle, N. NJ,
II-3o-S-6t EDWARD w. Fox, Register.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-12-07
Homestead Entry No IIa6S
NOTICE For PuBLIcAT1oN

Department of the Interior. Land OF.
lice at Clayton, N. NJ, Nov. Il, 1907,
Notice is hereby given tina, Henry e
Johnson OF Hollene, N NJ has filed notice
OF his intention to make final Commutation
proof in support Of his claim viz HON.
stead Entry No II,z6S made Sept rs. loot
Tor the northeast quarter Sec 4 Twp On
range soc and that said proof will he mads
before IL Donohoo. Probate Clerk at his
ohlcei Tucumcari, N NJ on Jan. 8, 1908.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
ms continuous residence p and %cultiva-
ton fthe land, viz;
l. Lay, NJ f. Smith, VIII Upshaw and
Arthur A. Neice, all Of Hollene N. NJ
II-3o'S'6t Edward w, Fox, Register
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1907-12-07

/, Minor Rudolph, Superintend'
ent of Schools of said County, do
hereby certify that have duly
apportioned the School Funds OF
said County on this 2oth day OF
November, A. D., 1907.
The amount of money subject to
such Apportionment is Two Thous-
and Nine Hundred Twentv-Ihree
Dollars and Sevety-seven cents
(S2 ,o23.77). The total number OF
persons OF school aye are ALSO.
The rate per scholar is II cents,
which is apportioned to the several
Districts as below:
NJ. RUDULPH,
County Superintendent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-19
TnS @cttcr.

Sir Worplan0 untO ocn 9iitrift
Columbia Delttc un0 mor9cn Geger,
leidte norO0itIidc bis iiio0itliAe
Win0e.
Ter geitrigc Gag mar beOeltteno
fiibler oils iein 8orgGnger, Der bod.
ite 3bermonucteritan0 Uar II @roo
nm 8 llbr GormittagS ltn0 Der nie0=
rigite So 0rao INN s llbr 9lbenoS.
Sn oen onbercn 9lu1oeS = 8etter.
9coboftungS . Stotioncn ipurben
Ole iolgenben boditcn Scmpcroturen
pcr5eiduet: Gaitport SO, Bortlano
62. Bolton So, Nlbonp 60, NeDsgorf
&c, Ybilnoclpbio 66, 9ltlantic Gitp
GS, Cape Miop y, g8~oibington rs,
Norfolf 90, Charlotte 90, Wilming.
ton 81, GbarlcIton 81, Sapunnob Sc,
Sndionpiue 50, Supitcr 81, Seen
g8eit 50, gttlantn Sc, Wont9onerp
IS, Nem 3 Orleans SO, Eoleitinc
Sc, 8oIpeiton so, Corpus Gbriitie
IS, Memp6i5 80, Cincinnati SS,
Y%ittsburg rs, Ssmego CO. gufiolo
GA, Glebelono 70, 9etroit 70, &lpella
81, Warqlette 6G, @recn 9np 10,
Chicago 76, 0ullttb G6, Ct. saul
so, ct. 2ouiS 90, aanlns Stu 80,
Omaha 80, Si,ron so, 9ismord 70,
@iaiiton 90, Sabre G6, Seleno GO,
Salt 2ofe Gitp 6G, 9enper 84, Sos
NngeleS rs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-19
Mpiteri6ie SdJicfafiaire.

6rolt Geleite 2pnd in ibrer @obnitng
Nr. 1881, GOn1oroior . Spcnite,
ollrb einen SfuB idJuer Der.
munOet. = Sbr @otte G%pnitontin
2pnA Der Chat ucrOGAtig Der.
boftet.
GonItontin 2pnd, Elm int 9ienit
Der Baltimore Ohio 96bn" lte.
benoer Wann BON Nr. 1881, gbnlono.
ion . gpenue, iibt M Ser 1oromeItIi-
den Gnli5eiitotion urlter Der gnIfuI-
Oigung, songeblib feline Satin GeIeite
2pnd geitern Worget Inn II llbr
gcihoiien 81 boben. las Terbor
finoet beitte Sornnittog Itatt. Eoli-
5eiridter Fodorb. mclher SebnfS
Illfnobmc Der Sltsiagcn ser 6rat
2p1d berbeigeruien lDltroe, iucigertc
lid bieS 81 tbltn, 0a ibul 6eridtet
luurbc, ooB es bel Der 6rou &pn6
nidt gon5 red)t I'M OberltiibGen lei.
Sprld) ielber ltellt gang entidieoen
III Nbrcoe, etlpaS BON Der SDot 5lt
niiient uno erflGrt, 6ob er 5ur Belt
iib gor nidt i'm 3intmer nit %ieiner
Srou bcfunben bGttc.
Ios Grite, mas bon Der Iffuire be-
tonnt lulrbe, ipar, oils 6ral Spn6
allf Der Sreppe ibrcs Souies crihicu
uno olSrief 0oB Scnlono ollf iic &C.
idoiien babe. Sic lullroc nnf Dem
gegenil6er I~icgcnbcn Soule ibreS
Sblpogcrs Sontes u. Goole, Der 80
li3iit i'm noroneitIiden 9iitrifte lit,
gebroht, moielbit Der in5luiihen fer.
b%eigerufene Tr5t Or. .. 6. 0abiS
BON Nr. 800, Norb Sutton . 2lpe.,
ibre @unOe perbanb. &ettcrer erfldr.
tc Hidter Eadarb gcgeniiber, boB
ibr 3ultonb iotueit nod cin u%ngetuii-
ier lei. 2pn6 iogte in Der Yoli5ei-
Itotion aus, bdb err IN einem Clint
mer oes oberen Stodiperfs iid ats
rllbtc, olS er Sen Small be8 RepolperS
Gorte, uno- baB CT Die Sreppe birlln-
fer eilenb, feline 6rou nit elmer
S1lBtpunoe in Der Seite porfano.
Der Hepolper, nit Dem Tie ~qeid)oiien,
9eborte ieilter Srou lno er babe lie
offers gemarnt, bod nidt 10 itllpor.
iihtig Oumit u15ugeben. 2pnd an.
Berte ober Die Nniiht, bob ieine6rou
BON elmer unbcfunnten Yerion oilge.
griffen pllrbe, utb Or. 0apis err
fl1rt old, bob 6ie SduBpunoe,
ibrer Rotilr mad, mnm0qlid) bon
Den SGnbcn Ser Srou &Dn6 berriib'
rem fonnte. 9os Yoor lit lett %
Sobren uerbeirotbet u1,o bat 5luci
.l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-19
Stimmgeber mnb Sdulfinber.

Ger EoIi5ei-Genius ergiebt in oieien
Sabre meniger idlilpfIidtigc Sin.
Der mie Stinmgeber. - Is giebt
142, 102 WGnner i'm itimmlbcredJ'
tigten 9tlter uno 75,72S idul'
pilidtiae ainoer in Baltimore.
Iie Yoli5eibebGroe ueroiicntlidt(
geftern oas Heiuitot bes fiir5lid ourd,
Die EoIi5ei arfsenommenen Genilts
Ser ilH itimmberedtigten Sitter itebeu'
Sen mdnnliden gepobuer 9aIti.
more's Rad oieiem Genius ipobnell
in Baltimore 142, 702 MGnner bon
81 Sabren, bon Senen 8eibc
u1o 23,05t Neger iino. Sn 1906
3ei9te ser Eoli3ci.Genius 1926
Wf1nner iu itimmberehtigten Ilter,
unO giebt es onber in Baltimore 1T
bieiem Sabre 90 menigcr MGnner
iiber II Sabrcn ais in 1906. Ias
Negerpotnm lit gegen baS Soriabr
nm 213 geioQen, m1breno eS 10
mebr meiBe Stimmgeber giebt. Werf-
m~iirOiger 8eiie 5eiat altd) Die 3abI
Der ifulpiliftigen ainoer IN oieicnl
Sabre gegen 1906 einen &iidgang,
inbem Der GoIi5ei-Geniu 1928 &c.
gen 1896 in 1906 5eigt. Sn Bic
lem Sabre paren in ser S6ltle ange-
mcloct; 30,537 meiBe annben, 26,-
366 meiBe M6oden S769 Negertna-
ben, 500 HegermGo6cn. NidJt 5ltr
S6ule gingen 227t peiBe anoben,
1862 peiBe MGohenL 1888 @egerfna-
ben un0 800 Negermdo6en. Ser
Sdul.Gcnius bon 1906 ergob folgen-
oeS &eiultat: @eiommt5abl ser iful.
pfli6tigen ainoer 1896. BUR
Sdnle gingcn 63,272 meiBe uno
0427 Neaerfinber. Iidt 5llr S6ule
gingen 1891 weiBe unb 1876 Neger.
finoer.
Wari6oa 6arnnn idiebt Die Sfulo
an Dem Hiidgong in Der 3obl Ser
itulpflidtigen &inoer unb itimmbe-
rcd)tigten Wanner ouf 5pcierlei llr.
iad)en. GrItcns b~eIanoen lid uiele
9oltimorer NIT ibren 6amiIien olli
6erienreiien, uno 5neitens orbeiteten
piele gobmen uno YoIen in Sit.gol-
timore ebenfaus nit ibren Snnilien
olii Dem 2onoe ais ser Genius alfge'
nommen mlr6c. Spe5iea gilt Dies
fiir Somotenfurmcn, ga oieie Srudt
in SoIge bes ipaten 5riibiabrs IN Die
fem Sabre ipater ais g~eruobnlib &C.
reiit lit. 0as Heiultat bes Stimms
,nhn,. -Nn,,S,,2 ~ win fnI,t
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-09-19
@O lit Sohaun MOrclOf?

Gle bleliGf EplljsI ut nilfgeroroert
luoroen, einen bier ei%ngeruonbers
ten 9ellti6en ouiSuiinoen. -
Sein Snfel in Ierre Solltc, SllO.,
iud)t i'm III elmer Grbifofts-2(n-
gelcgcnbcit.
Noridloa Sornoit enpiing 9eItern
BON Eoli5eiiuperintenoent $. g.
Sobns in Serre Snute, Sno., iolgens
bes Shreiben:
n@or 5mei aSoDren fam So6n
Morclod aus 9eutibIano NIT ieinem
Sntcl Gbriitiqn Worelod nod) glnc'
rifo. Ser Snfel bat einen 9rief aus
Der Seimotb Worelod's in Ieutidp-
lanO erbaltell, lporin linn Der SOB
Der Mllttcr oes ilnlgen Worelod nit.
getbeiIt lpllroe. Die Germonotcn
mod)ten i'm MIN germ ouifinben, oa
Die SintcrluiienidJoit Der Mutter nid)t
eber in Sronung aebrodJt lperoet
fam, bis Tie i'm gcfunoen boben.
Sein bier pobnenocr Snfel glallbt,
bab cr pieaeidt olS Irbciter oil cis
nem Iod in Baltimore bcitditiet lit.
er lit etlpa 40 Sabre alt, 8 Sub 8 bis
6 3ou groB, 5ienllid) corpllent, bat
beIlen Scint un0 blorocn Shnurr.
bart. Sd m0htc Sic bitten, NtodF
foridunaen inter ben Todorbeitern
nod oieicm Wnnnc an5ultcllcu l,no
mir Dos Heiultot uiit5utbeilen."
Sn 9e5ug auf oieies Sbreiben
iaate seitern Moribau Sornon:
Ter nGeutide Correspondent" bot
BEL Nuffinoen permibter 9eutifer
bem Yoli5ei.G eportement IN Der Ser.
gongenbcit ihon 10 pcrtbpolle 0ien-
ite gelciitct, bob ib nid)t Speifle, ooB
hieie 3eitllng oltd) in oieiem Sale
oas Mittcl 5ltr g~uffinoune bon So.
bonn Wprelod iein miro"
Waieball. - Bon Den Clubs
Der Oitliden Sigo ipielten g~eitern
MIR Die Orioles uno Die 9uifalo'er,
unb 5fpur bier IN Baltimore. 0as
Spiel blieb aber ur,entibieben nit
elmer Score BON 1 5u i. Sn Der
leeten Snni1g mad)ten Die 6remloen
ibren ein5isen Stun. Ger Club bon
Soronto lpielt beitte bier. Die Srio-
les ipielcn MIR nod ieds SpieIe,
nnO 5luar ole allf beinliider groc.
Ndd6ten Gienltag enoet Die 9ale-
bol-S aiion.
SrauerbeihIii c. Sas
Gireftoriiim Ser ct. Morien . SnOu-
itrie Sdule fir anaben bat Sralp
erbeidliiiie anl1Blid oes unerparte'
ten Nblebens bes 9rnoers 0ominid,
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an9cnomnnen, bic oil onberer Stellc
ocs u9eitidJeu Gorreiponbenten" Der.
offcntlidt luerbcll.