davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-07-18
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ben an0eren iber9gan9en Die erten Sabre muroen Die
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Samtar 1896 aber na5 SiOur SAILS oerlegt gge feiue
Brdrebddlein in Der Somnterbibe tnb uande tlene Oeu
ife 3eitn9e in 0afoa an QbOuneutenmangel oertrpdne
uaO einge Dem jebgen adri6ten=6erotb abiprbirt
mOrben. Die lebte 8erIbme5uu9 9el9ab i'm 5ribiabr
1900 al8 err Demutb ben Dafota 6erolo~ erwarb nnO
NIT ben ySio0afota Nnbridten" pereuige Inter Der
2eituns Oes ebeH rDdbnen errn pud)8 d Dos 8lattl5
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Iebren Ob bieier 6B d 81 nem Strom entpideln uirO
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bnter d er bat W 5u einem frdftigen Singing ent=N
widelt Oeeu @tut unO llnternebmun9sge feline @ren5en
fennt @r plant gar piele grOBe Ebuen I'M neuen Sabr=
9ange llno fuirb uorip1rt8 itirnen init Dem Motto
grtlr atlittbtert nrtirt Dir Ir1elt!
gr frdgt ndbt dngitGid: @erOe id 8uiammenbre6en
inter Der 9roBen 8r6e? @r blft nit lints nod rets
OnOern euert nit oabampf poras 9ernO au oas geIebte
8iel los unO oieie8 3e M Die 8eleieuie nuO beliebtee
Oeutife 3sitnng in 9afOta Su luerOen!
8as palte @Ott
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-07-18

eini9e bunoerttauIeno Maun ibres er-
prObten 0eeres in Seattle, 9ortlano.
S6n Jrancisco, uno Sos 2lnaeIos su
lanOen 8ie msnisen 91He in oen
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8ertbgioigun9sf feaun9en geQen ameri.
tdniI6e Deere aus benz Often. NuF
oieie 9Beiie f6nnten li6 Itarfe inpanis
lbe Deere iabrelaug In ben Ihpah be-
D6lterten Bacificltaaten balten rno 0as
Saao brdnoi1aBen, oenn Die qanse
Silte liegt obne S6ub oa. glnbers
ltellt Iib Die Sage. menn cine Ifarfe
ameritaniihe SSlotte an iener Rllte
itationirt lit. Damn miHen rie Sapa=
ner, Dab tie 3usrIt iene 6lOtte nieoer=
t1mpfen mii6en, e6e iie al cine Qan-
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iid birgt, audi menn lie Iib etipa ltdr=
Ter ithlen, 10 meroen iie es mobl-
ni6t oarauf antommen laiien,
ionoern hbhia 81 Snuie bleiben. I'm
iere aeeierung bat peiie ooran qebans
oelt, 0aB iie oieIe Itarte 5lbtte oortbin
ienoen mill; cine fOlaenl1pere Gatas
itropbe mag BON unlerer gBeIttiiite oas
ourd abgemenoet peroen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-07-18

unfere grpanItonilte + n
m0gen 81 @unlten oes gbilippinenbes
iiBes Iagen mus lie mOllen; bic 9bat=
fade fDnnen Fie niht abltreiten: Sdttsn
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ten mir uns beute Degen Der japani=
i1en 6einof9aft ober 6reunoIhaft
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oas @elo, mslhes uns bis ieBt bas
8hilippinens sNbenteller getolfet bat uno
nod toitsn miro, bate benz 2anoe mebr
geniibt. iDeH1 es In fdpufirten 9dnDs
itraBen uno fdiifbaren Raudlsn anees
legt moroep tpare. 3te pbiIipplnen-
@rmerbnng ertueilt iid ais rent bittsre
pils, Die in IiiBer st1plel Gedte, ais
Cntei Sam His f6Iudts.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-07-18
CUR 5rieOensfoniereu,.

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cont momtuoQ bur6 ben genJ
gs ta9t i'm oaag ia wieoeT
Dle Trieoens 6Oniereit3
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8aIO lit es ieitgeitellt.
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silt fiir Die 9a1t3e gSelt!
Zen Ronbor 81 betriegen
SIT feline eole 6bat,
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gtuu beiBt es m5uitoBen
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6at mirtlid teiuen 3med,
IS brinqt MIR idblebte 3eiten,
8eriebt Die 9selt IN Shretl
-l9os tann es i9OHres geben
Sir iebeu braueH Dtaun2
Nls till uno irieolih le6elg
SD gut man ir9eno sann.
Drum iae bos @rGlin poH odnnen
On SrieOeus 6onieren3,
Souit aus Der 8elt perbonHeH
Die rotlihe &enoen;.
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9lufleumt Der rotbe 6dbu,
9lud lonit'gen Streitgenohen
gerlperre 5ll bic 8abnl !
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0ie oGubeliiiht gen all,
Die @br uuo Soalsabi6neioer
8erbauu oui ieoeu 6al.
goB niemano sorni9 meroeH.
0ie Better iino Dorbel,
Ger SutunItsmeill0 dlii GFoeh
Sci pDlllg qaIefreil
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Beri0e oes 0aoers iatt,
6lGtlabaieu, S1wiegerniltter
(2lusnabmen fiiloeu itatt),
DenH ipo pou ar9er lRdngel
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gadf ielbit ben 8rieoensengel
3as @roun uno eT entfleunt
9nb ieoeH melt pom Shulie
On 8onisren3 i'm 6aoe
Sorg aud, OaB lid Der &uiie
glicbt meter dHglt gen mag.
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Sein 6rieoens 9enon1mee,
Bon ibm faumt ia ieit sSobren
S9on Die RonsreB Sbee.
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alnot ma6tpou ourh ben Seu5.
8erl6piegeii tagt ia mleoer
Die Srieoens SonlerenS
Grf0brt man auCb nibt5 weiter,
60 ipeiB man bod, es gebt
1ort @5roBes Dor.
6uIit 9siter. irleOliebenoer Boet.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-07-18
Goitorieues.

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iebt Ieinen 5oEnaoo nit oerlprenen
Weni6enleben, umgemebten 9duiern
unb fortQeilogsiien 5uhrmerten Heblt
9feroen. 8eribt barber an anoersr
Sseae Ds. 8l.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-07-18
: RDnio 6hmorh bot q =

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ier 8ilbeIm in eisensm SanoI6reiben
gu einem geiub in gnglano b6fliba
eingelaoen un6 lebterer bat freunolidit
5ugeiagt. Dieter 3uiommenfunft Der
beioen getr6nten 6dupter pirb aber
nod eine gegegnung in 8eutIdlano
Dorausgeben, wenn Der engliI6e R0niq
sur 5ur in RarienbaO meilt. Nlan
giebt iib augenihsinli6 W1abe, elm
,beIieres ginUeritdnoniB 3UiI6en gnQ=
Lamb uno 0eutI9lano an3ubabnen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-07-18

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6ran fir cine 6arm. DtafIen Grfabr.
nns babsn. @'utsr pIat fir bic ridti.
gen Qeilts. gloreiIe: &. 8. @mufb
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Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-07-18

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cataract 6Otel 81 Sipar Sails Iofort
bic 3uriidieBung Der grapfOroleute
bemertte uno einen SeFretdr anwiss,
benz @Ouberneur 3u berfidern, yOaB er
nihts NIT ben arrangements beg 6riib=
ltiifs 3u tbun bate uno ben ofienbaren
Sniult gegen ben @ouperneur Iehr be.
oanre. Bir Der6fentliden Oieies
aus Dem 8runoe, neil es Den QnI6ein
bat als menn oieier ld9erlihe 3ipi.
fdenfall 3u einem @ampagne=SiIue auf-
gebauibt tuer0en iDl uno inlere 9eIer
mabrI9einlid NOD oft bon bem 6ater=
friibitiid pardon, @ataract= 6rabltid)
- bOren betommen peroen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-07-18

- II unfreimilIiger Oumor.
lleber nahitebenoe Stblblitbe aus bem
Staatsz9ln5eiger", pelber in &u0bD,
9lorb=Datota, bon 4noerion e. Steqer
berausgegeben piro. t6nate man Iid
re9t herSlib Iatt laden, penn ni6t Der
llmitano, oaB ienes 9latt aud elm @rs
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&anoes 1T, uns re6t ttauria ltimmte.
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EFT auf Der farm bsim Sosepb Sbab
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paren anmeient Der sybad) iaQte mier
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motbe oa miieu pFerte aeIies un0
futreiIes uno alles aneere qetriben
psrten uno oa5a brau9t man aud Self
ban bat Sgrrn Sbad anfanqen su
to3acten unD i'm nu bat er $500 aus
amen geianeit ban murte 8uerlt elm
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mar Der 6ilip Shmals Der qeminer
init icinere Nltc rapp ltuot ban nurie
meter Elm 6ass lebr @emn1t oann
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Slip ruieter Der bette oann wurte Oas
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mai ieben iper 0ag gepinb. uno ba
muBten lie meter lernen Oas Der ssiIip
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tpsis Der Silip ni9t 5olt er Ii1 Elm
lltDmobil ober Elm SIioubel tpaQen
IauFeh fir bic $500 Der 6iIip fagt
mems nur INNER Suli mars
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-07-18

Gin gemaltiger 9 1ritt
Oorpdrts in Der @ntpiflung unisres
Stantes lit ole gOasnouu9 Der 8abn-
linie 3uiitben gierre uno Rapio @itp.
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aud Die 5tpeite 2inie 3tuiIden Gbam=
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lGnoereien uno einen regereu 9eriebr
uno WaarenaustauIh SpiI6en ben
mineralreiAen S6mar5en 8eroen uno
oem lanowirtihaftli6en Often Sho.
8afotas CUR 6Ol9e bnben.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-07-18

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Gloite bon elmer I6redli9en Ra!alfro=
pbe betroffsu moroen. 8dbrenb oas
2inieHI6iff v6eoreia4 am Montoa
eiuige Weilen bon 9rincetomn G6ieB.
iibungen abbielt, erplooirte in einem
Ban5ertburm cine 100 9Fo. Ibpere
Bulperlaoun9 in Dem 2lugenblid, als
iie in Elm 8=50uiges @eI6tib gei6oben
tperoen ioafe. z Mann uuroen iofort
get0otet uno Ia oerleBt. 9on ben leB.
ten iturben innerbaIb "a Stunoen nod
Stuei uno einige tpeitere 9poesfdlle mere
ben nod erpariet. gBie oas gulber
5ur @rploiiOn lam. lit niht betannt.
8i. 8ooten uno 8erpunbeten tpurOen
iofort na9 Der &bnrIestoipn NapD
Yaro ans 2ano 9ebrobt. Cine Inter
iuAung iiber oer llnfal lit eingeleitet.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1907-07-18

Jn Der Rd9e BON gliao, gauBIanb,
babsn ReDolutioaare sinen iArer
friiheren @eHoHen. Hamsns Sproae,
her gum gerfGttsr gelporben mar,
iangiGm 81 Sooe semarteft, un0
sDar an oerieEben 5i6ite, no nrsi.
sia ibrsr NHhdnasr BON Eogbnten egs
(6OrilesuHs auF Ssits 81
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-25
KINGS PERRIER
 WINS NEXT DERBY
ORBY AND RHoDORA TO BE CROkER'S MAlNSTAY NEXT SEA soN-ENGLAND ANXIOUS TO RE. GAIN THE DERBY HONOR,
BY RICHARD DAHlGREEN.

London, November 24.-It is rather ear l, to be speaking oI next years DerDy. but already the racing world Is discuss ing the possibilities of the great race
 It is believed by those who have followed thS career of this seasons 2-year-olds that His Majesty the King has most excellent chance to win the big race next year with his colt Perrier. The fine race run by this youngster in the Dewhurst Plate at the Newmarket-Houghton meet ing is responsible for this feeling. While Perrier was beaten by Richard Croker s 2-year-old Ally Rhodoro, half sister to last years Derby winner Orby, the colt ran so consistent a race that he im- pressed all those who watched him. The turf expert of the Illustrated London Sporting News voices the general feeling when he says: If at the present moment l had to back anything for the Derby. l would soon take Perrier as anything; and if all goes well with him, it will be strange if he does not make name for himself next season. There was it is said, considerable doubt and hesitation as to the expediency of starting him at all this year, till it was decided that. at a;..' rate, a gallon could do him no harm.
 It would be gratifying to know that after his long run of bad luck the King owned a good horse again. and in Perrier l am fully persuaded that he does.'
 Speaking of Rhodoro, understand that Orby is recovering very satisfactorily from his ailments. and there is every reason to believe that as 4-year-old he will come back to his early form and be formidable competitor for many of the great stakes. He and Rhodoro will be MT. Croker's main dependence next year. although the noted Irlsh American, as l indicated in my last letter. has several youngsters which are more than likely to make their mark on the British turn next year. It is also believed that Rno-
 doro has the Oaks next spring at his mercy, although so many things may happen in a few months to race horse that anything like prophesying at this time is something that 1 do not like to undertake,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-25
Or Georgia Withdrawing

 olegia ate
 
  Technology its team it's faculty and it's coach hayebe cleared of he
 
  against be said professionals ringers the  association? No onen ng the A A. 
  its exist rotten" college athletics? of he doing for the o But s a A He will
 
  in Inc football  Shipp
  ,anta
  will Vanderbilt l. A iio'i i0-1''-N'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-25
TWO BOYS HELD FOR
 HIGHWAY ROBBERY
sLAv WAS KNOCKED IN HEAD AND ROBBED OF $15o NEAR BRoOkSIDE-ONE BOY iDENTl- FEED.

Andrew Turner, aged 20 years, and Richard Wedgeworth. aged 1s, both white boys. were committed to the county jail yesterday evening on warrants charging highway robbery. The two boys were ar rested yesterday near Brookside by Dep- uty Sheriff J. P. Brents, and they admit having been implicated in the robbery charged against them, which took place on a public highway one night about ten days ago.
 four boys who held up, assaulted, and robbed A. Libertin. Slav of s6o in money and SS5 in scrip while he was on his way home late one night ten days ago. Ac- cording to the statement of Libertin. he was on his way home from one of the mines a short distance from Brookside. He says that lie had Sl50 in scrip and money with him at the time. It seems that he had been paid off on the evening before the night of the robbery, having received $S5 for his work. The other sSo. which was in cash, he states. was debt day.
 His story is that he was going along the big road leading into Brookside and had got nearly into the town when the highwayIncn held him up. He states that he was halted at the point of a pis- tol, and after stopping him one of the boys stunned him with several blows on
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-25
EAST LEADS WEST
 IN FOOTBALL GAME
YALE DEclSlVELY THE CHAM PlON-ARMY-UAVY DOPE-EX- cEEDINGLY INTERESTING COM. PARATIvE SCORES.
BY M NHATAN,

New York, No1 pber 24-Well. Yale beat Princeton, and no one who saw that history second half at New Haven has any doubt that had the game lasted longer Yale,s victory would have been more decisive.
 While Yale is the champion for 1907, Princeton has no cause for shame. In the first half she played rings around Yale, and had either one of two of Har- lan's tries for field goals gone just foot or two different it would have been Frineeton's game
 It is easy, however, to say what might have been; the fact remains that the lau- rels belong to the sons of Ell: they won them fairly, and, therefore. great is Yale, and great Is Coy, who may fairly claim to be the best of all the season of 1907 football warriors.
 The games of the week have not only demonstrated Yales superiority in the East, but have made it apparent that the east is ahead of the west in football. The victories of Pennsylvania over Michigan and of the Carlisle Indians over Minneso- ia make this plain.
 The two big games yet to be played, Army vs. Navy. and Pennsylvania vs. Cornell. are interesting, but they canaonly affect the standing of the clubs involved
 Public interest is centered most largely in the Army Navy game. This game al ways does appeal strongly to the public, and with reason. There are no more rep resentative American teams than those xrr6l dope the Army has the better team. Her team has averaged more points per game made, while she has had fewer points made against her, but on close analysis of the work of the two teams I am n- clined to believe it is anybody's game and football luck will decide the victory. One thing may be put down as certain, 1t will be battle for blood from start to finish. The Admirals and Generals are always keen for victory, and nothing which clean sport warrants will be left undone to bring victory.
 Princeton is to suffer by graduation more than usual this year. Five of her best football men are to go out with the end of the present term. They are Cap tain Mccormick, at fullback; Mister and Brown, the star ends; Phillips the centre,
 
 is big squad of good men to take the va- cated positions next year, and with Eddie Dillon to lead them the Tigers will make another try to down the Bulldog.
 The senior class at Princeton will grad uate next spring without having seen d Yale team defeated in football. This is the first time that such thing has hap pened.
 The election of Dillon as captain of next years team is a proper recognition of the worth of this sterling player. Dillon has earned a place with the first rank of Princetons football stars.
 In glancing over the football results of the season there are some very curious facts which show the fallacy of depend ing on football dope. For instance: Penn State beat Cornell, Cornell beat Princeton. Princeton beat the Indians devisively, the Indians beat Pennsylvania overwhelming ly. and Pennsylvania beat Penn. State still more overwhelmingly How is a man to figure on future games when such things happen?
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-25
Close in the South.

In the south. the final week of the foot ball season will go off with a flourish.
 Since the Southern Intercollegiate Ath- letic association has whitewashed the University of Georgia and the Georgia Polyteehnical institute of the charges of professionalism. nothing will interfere with the conclusion of the schedules as concerns every southern college.
 Perhaps the biggest game of the week will be in Nashville Thanksgiving when the Commodores of Vanderbilt entertain the Tigers of Sewanee. Every one in the south is talking of this conflict, which promises to be a wonderful one. Of course. Vanderbilt Is the favorite, and it is a safe prediction that the Commodores will win. But Sewanee has the best team in its recent history, and that the lads in purple will give good account of themselves is considered a certainty. It Is believed that Sewanee will score. 1t would not surprise the talent In Brming- ham if Vanderbilt won by a score of Is to ,.
 Auburn will play Georgia in Macon Thanksgiving Since Georgia has dis earded it's ringers" used against Tech, and Its professionals, used against Ala . bama, there is no doubt that Auburn will win. Auburn deserves to win, too, for against Auburn no imputation, insinuation or suspicion has been cast this season.
 Another interesting game will be the Clemson-G Georgia Tech scrimmage in At lanta. On form, the Tech should win, although it is a safe prediction that Clem- son will give the Heisman crew run for the money.
 Of equal importance is the Alabama Tennessee game. which will be played in Birmingham. On form, Tennessee should win, but Alabamas contingency is show ing remarkable confidence.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-25
ON THE RACE TRACK.
Benninus Entries,

First race, handicap, for -year-olds and upward, six and one-half furlongs, Columbia course-Dolly Spanker. 126; Coincidence, 122; Oraculum. 1ls; Berkely, IT.; Oxford. 109 Royal Lady, 100 Simple Honours. 104; Battle Axe, 9S; Baby Willie, a.; Yaddoo. Rectortown. 96; Frank Lub- book, Ss: Listfess. S6.
 Second race. steeplechase, for three year-olds and upward, about two miles Monkey Puzzle, 145; Touchwood, Econ- omy. Canvas, Fin MacCool, 142; Meddle- some Boy. J. J. McGill, Sir Wooster, 1S2
 Third race. for three-year- non winners of 1907. seven-eighths of a mile, Columbia course-Tony Bonero Eldorado, Lally, 116; Estimate. Bright Boy. Loyal Lady, 113: Greene, Yaddoo, III; King of Bashan, Fusillade. Belle of the Bay, Rus sell T.. Wise Hand. 1B; Kempton, 10S
 Fourth race, selling. for two-year-olds three-fourths of a mile, Columbia course Malaga, kingsessng. Silver Ball, Gay selle, 1l5; sMayo Ella, 'Winning Star .wool Spun, sDollie S.. 'Tinker Bell. no
 Fifth race. selling. for three-year-olds and upward. one mile, Columbia course sMonacodor, 10S; Soion Shingle. l07; Work man, Reidmore, 1O6; St. Joseph, Jerry C., Ivanhoe Ballot Box, lo3; Higginbotham 102: Eldorado Green, Easton. Campaigner "Baiance All Society Bud, sS; Wise Hand, Gramser. 95; 'Eminola, 94; 'The Wrestler. 90.
 Sixth race, handicap, one and one-six- teenth miles, old course-Dolly Spanker 122; Berkely. 1I6; Ocean Spray. 1o7: DAT. kle. 10s: Killiecrankie, 1o5; Thistledaie i03; Dixie Himmel, 100: Arderer sS; Can- paigner, Alauda. es: Serville. s7: Deber- go, s4
 Apprentice allowance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-25

the back of the head with the butt end Of the pistol The robbers then took his money, he states, and ran off with 1t. Libertin still bears the marks of the blows dealt him on the back of the head.
 There were four boys in the crowd, ac- cording to Libertin's statement. and he identified one of the boys placed in tho county jail last night as the one who struck him with the pistol. All of the highwaymen were little more than boys.
 Wedgeworth and Turner admit that they were in the crowd which committed the robbery, but deny having taken an active part in the offense. They gave the names of the other two boys in the crowd.
 The two young highwaymen were brought in from Brookside late yesterday evening by Deputy Brents. They were arrested on papers sworn out before Jus tice of the Peace I. T. Love, and were committed to jail without bond.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-25
Volunteer FlYemen Work
 Hard For Big 70u1namenf

where the majority of the members are unpaid. No paid department is ad- mitted. Among the towns in Alabama which are qualified are Talladega, Pratt City, Gadsden and Anniston. Each state will be represented by about five towns.
 C. J. Hudnell of Pratt City is the president of the association, while T. L. Manly of Cedartown is secretary. Probably some 400 men will enter for the Birmingham meet.
 The features vary from contests in laying hose, climbing ladders to reel and wagon races. Each company brings its own horses and apparatus. The races are always very exciting. as the work Is done at breakneck speed.
 The Age-Herald has received a let ter from Talladega stating that that company Is preparing to capture all honors. Practice and preparations are on foot in all the towns and the spirit of rivalry is already in the air.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-25

The Alabama, Georgia and Tennes- see Volunteer Firemen's association is preparing for it's greatest tournament to be held in Birmingham during the month of May next year. The annual tournament of the volunteer fighters Is a great event, far better than any car nival.
 AS Sam Foley of Pratt City said last night: "Feats will be accomplish ed by the competing boys which will be a revelation to any paid department. It attracts large crowds. and holds them spellbound by the daring. and celerity of the participants.'
 The association met last in Cedar town, Ga. which has one of the fastest companies in the three states. It was then that, they were invited to Bir mingham by the Commercial club, which will entertain them while here.
 It is made up of all departments
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-25
Pollard Planning For
 Clash With Tennessee

Dr. J. W. II. Pollard. the well-kno8n and splendid coach of the football team of the University of Alabama, was in Bir- mingham last night. The coach accom- panied his team from Mobile to Tusca- loosa, and from Tuscaloosa run up to BIr- mingham to make some preliminary ar engagements for the Alabama-Tennessee game to be played here Thanksgiving.
 Tickets will be placed on sale this morn ing at Yeatman & Reynolds. Browns cigar establishment, and the cigar store of the New Florence hotel.
 Dr. Pollard spoke entertainingIy of the Alabama-Louisiana game in Mobile Sat urday. which Alabama won by the close score of 6 to 4. He speaks in the highest praise of Louisiana, and declares that team an excellent one, indeed. He stated that on straightforward football. Louisi- ana had Alabama bested, and would have