davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26
StGStiidJc &crpronnugcn.
Or. t39l
Cine 9,crprouuun IN NcSuO mi bic 9~c1clun1
ocs Straicn ucrtcbrS.

Gr. t39
Giuc Vcruronmun In VrSuo nmi bic 9lcaclunn
ocs StrnRcnucrtcbrs.
SCl c5 Opul MiuOuI mo SluuIrulD puli guls
timurC pCrurhHci. luic lulal:
Artitrl T.. Graciung ccs strnlenprrtcbra.
Nblduttt /. Subrpcric SIR rcdicll Sclte.
- SuOrIOcric miliicu iih sur rcblell Scttc ocr
MtittC ullcr StruBcu bulicu.
gbihniti . Gid pcQeqnCnoc SuUrlucrtc.-
6ubrucrIc. ole i6 beacHcr, nliiiicl itO rcbto
bon %CtHGlIoCr urolucibcn.
NGfbuiit .. - Subuucrfc, Die uItocrc itbcra
bolrIt. ~ SubUpcrfc. Die nlocrc iibcrbDlclt.
lniilcn iiA bct'm &oCbctiabrcU 5ir gluten ocr-
iclbrll batter.
9(bf6ritt 4. ~ 9ut3ipcthcn m1o uu1ahrcli-
Ser Muitbcr pocr Ole ltbcr Elm 6ubrpcrf hte
gtuiitbt tiiDrcnoc Fcrioll fol-. che CT mn bic
Ode clncr Sirabe lubrt O0cr pclloct nncr CT bon
9iuuhfcinsSiuie bon StrUGcl nbidhfi Gher oort
uuDdlt, nurdui ubtcn. Oh cil AcuTtgcuocr FiHG
trci bon ditocrct SllbrlucricIi III, 10 nuB cine
iuidc lGcuNun2 Nnbdltclt uocr Y~IuiUbrcll nit
Sihcrbci! Ecttntht lpcroCu fam, mo CT lou
baum cit ncutlib itblbGrcS cocr Dbrbarca StGs
nal Qchclt.
gbibnitt 3. 49, gluf Der rcdbtcn Sciic in cine
unoerc StruBC lpcIocll. - Gil 6ubrlpcrt, od3
iur lichitlI IN ciuc auhcrc StruBc Idbrt, iOu
I'M bic Ode 70 lnDc, ais nl00lth, jllnh 9tutos
licii mcl0cn.
%ytimlidl:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26
@crbanO fir GGincirn- Sdmuggcl.

Sps NngeIeS, Sal, %. Stunt.
49, gSic 0cn Ginpnn0crung9 @cb0r=
Ocn mitpctbcilt morocn lit, bcitcbt
bier cine &erciniglug Don Fcri6nlidr
fcitcn, peIdJe gelucrbamGBig Die Gin-
ihnuggclurg dinciiidcr &lliS iibcr
Die mcritaniidc @rcn5c nad) 0cn Ncr.
Stontcu bctrcibt. Gem &rrrcGmcn
nud) beiitt Die 8un0e glgcntcn in
aall} Californian mo I'M Ndlliclt
Sii0Wcitcn. Ga ooS rcguldrc Ecri0,
nal ser Situation nId)t %gcfpnd)iell }lt
iein idcint, bat 0aS &nl0cl90cpartc.
mellt cilcn Spc6inI : NgentCn aus
@nibingtaN beauitrngt, cine unnb.
bdnGige llntcriudlng 0cS Sodpcr-
boltS porjlnebmelt, un0 0ieicr 9lgcnt
miro 0cml0hlt an Srt un0 Sicae
cinircfIen.
ubington 3. g., 20. Suni.
Nnf cincm Ncriht, Den 0eneral-
Glrmaroerlmg9 GommiIidr Cur
gent pon Dem .9lgenten bid.
$. Saplor pom SnnOcls0epnrtcmclt
erbulten bat, iiilb in Ser 3cit pplm II.
Marj bis II. Suni III 81 Gnio 81
Gbinciell, Die iiber bic merifaniide
8ren5e eingeidlnilggcit moroen iinO,
oerbaitet morben. 9apon mrr0cn If
anf InorOnnllg oes gilnoc$ . Com.
rniIl1rs Some, Al auf N%tor0nultg
oes Gonntiii1rs Sliper Ocportirt.
104 Sale Don Ginifmi9gclutg Don
Gbineien iirtb in Den @eriften icneS
Giltrifts nod onbdngia.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26
Bic lturnBcn in Ecrilcn.
HlrBIono lGBt Sdicncnpcgc notb
YcriiCn i0l6crn.

81 f. EetcrSburg, %. sunni. -
giner bier aus Slllio, cinen &orortt
bon r%SSpnbon, Tcrlicll, ein0ctroiicucu
9Cpeide 1ufolge lit 8cncrollicutc.
nont Shoiibouicn, Der rulliidc Ser
fcbr1miniiter, .olli ciilem S~pc5tol5ugI
bort c%inoetroilen. Scr Winiiter bcIills
oct iih aif elmer SnIpeftiorSfobrt
Der inter pcrlildcr uno tiirtiid)cr 81.
reftion ltcbcnocn trnnstatnliiIhen
Vahnen.
Scr General mor bon Ct. EctcrSz
burg nod Dor ocm Reimbursement
in Scberon obgcrciit. Sroboem ltcbt
ober ieile Heiic III en1er @C5icbrnl
5lln perii6cn S9geu NfEen stppirm
Der Soupt5iucd ieincr Helic lit.
Inoronrngen 6ipcd3 @Ciierun0 Der
GerbGltniilc lil0 bGreitS Crloilcn
lporocn. barllntcr Die Sr0rc iiir bcn
0olt elmer ncllcn Bride, iilr Oic 6ci
nigllng olIer Stotioncn mo @cleiit
Der 0nbncn i'm &nlltnlua BON ullcrlcl
@criimpcl url6 bic Nh1S0rbmunN Der
NCbsn9cleiic. Nird) bic nit 0cn Noblls
bofcn IN &crbin0ulG Itc6cn0cn 30.
radcn ioacn, III Grluortrmg bol6iacr
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, rrparirt mcr0cn.
Gcberon inn 6cncr.
9crIin, %. Nltni. 49, GepciNcl
aus lcbcrnn mcl0cn; &criGicocnc
Stootlbcile ltebcn in @ronO, bic @itr
lit iilrd)terlidl II. bic Sllit pollcr Ser
meiltngagcrildc, oo oie'aoOopcr Der
aoiadenpicr6e nod Dor Dem Hurlu'
mentsgebGlibc liegcn ul0 aud nod
Wcnldclleid)cn INTER ocn Grim.
mern. SnS 0iplpntotiid)c Corps bot
bcfonnt gc9cbcn, Dob Der 9clo0e
rungS5ilton0 crflGrt mnrocn lit. Sic
Gage lit crnlt. Sbaleih Ooa &olf
bisbcr oic GllropGer 0eod)trt bat, be-
iiirdltet man, bob Ocrcn Sebelr niht
lolge mebr iid)cr iein oiirite. 3iuciicl'
los mcrben meitere Npnlbar0emcntS
folgen. &icle Sliidtlingc bobcn iih
nod Der britiidcn @eionotihoft bcge-
ben, mo Scr Shob lit onQcblid CHI,
port borilber, bob man 0icicn oos
sliplreht geludbrt bat. &oiadcn = SEA
pollerie bcrpodt 0icic 8eionoti1oit.
GepoIutionGrc inSaft.
Sc6cranL %. SUM. - SIS miro
ollgcnein ~belt1tigt, bob 9eItcrn Der
critic SduB bon cincm Witglie0c Oct
Nnjumuns, scr politiiden GtlbS, o6'
gcierlert poroen lit, ais Ole Srllppen
oeS Sd)obS baS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1int5ingrlt uno bic NilSlicfcrung metz
rerer Dem Sfnb iCinoli6 9%eiinnter
HcprGiclliontcn geior0crt bottcn. Gie
aoiadcn e~rfpioertCn bieroif on3
Selter. Hod Den bllltigen 91tnpfcn
plirbe Der Trdiiocnt oea Eorlaments,
Soppio abSitllob, Sappio Milbanl.
meO uno ,aubare populdre 6iibrer uno
Witglieoer Der Injlirnnns, iotpie Der.
ihieoeue 3eitungsberausgeber Der.
buftet ;oreiBig Scr Nrrcitonten iuilt-
Den int Setter gclegt.
9nfi5ooebL Siibrer ser Sppoiition
uno Hebaftcur Der 3eitiing vSabolll
Wntil." ioluie nc1ln oHOere Teoof-
tenre fliidtcteu iid in Die britiide
@eianOtihaft. @lcih5eitig mddien
Der britiihe uno Der ruiiiihe @e-
ianote bier ben Shab oorauf auf.
merfium, onb ibre reipcftipen Ncgie-
rilngen fir irgeno pelden ungliid.
lihen 3niau, Ser iih ereisnen moep,
i'm perantfuortItb balten piiroeli.
Ger Sdab sqb beioen Die geriihe.
fgGit4fl eHfl tt+I.lF II F4 NG I'VE ao
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26
Iiirit Samus gcubrfci0t.
%on icincm cigcncn WiniitcrprGii.
0cntCl.

pNllltIl.
Ytbcn, %. SUM. - &icr lit Der
Wfinlitcrpr0iioent BON Somo9, Sn~
pblllis, ctngctroifclt. Icrlclbe i6icbt
oac SGulo iiir Die fiir5lidcn llnrlt.
ben in Sontoo Dem 6iiritcn &opoiii3
81. Gr bctont, ooB Nicmono IN ga.
mos 0oron Ne0Qd)t babe, Jest Die Ser
Cni1ltng Der &nicI nit @%ricdjenlono
cn5uItrcbcn, uno bob Shirt &opoili%
1ud) b%or9cinBtem, nit Dem tiirtildcn
@rpbluclicr Ocrcinburtcn EIunc Der.
llld)te, Die Nutononlie ul0 Yriuilegieu
non Suuno3 ST. bclcitigcn. Nl9 Die
tiirfii6cn Gruppcn Mprgcn3 firth
lon0ctclL mltr0c Sopblli9 pom Yar.
tCtGcnonCl ult9 0cnl 9cttC gcbolt. Gr
elite sum 6iirItcn, Den cr in lcincm
SilrCon or6citcrl0 ontrof, rnO iorocr-
tc i'm oltf ioiort Die Giuitcllung Scr
SruppcnInnbung nr5ltbcieblcn. IA
scr Shirt lid lueigcrte, 0iclcn YciebI
ocm WtiniItcr idriitIi6 ju iibcrgcbcrl,
mudtcn iiG Die bci0cn Ncrrcn ulti
Ocn @e9 5um SruppcnconmanOcur.
llntcruc95 itic0 SopbuliS ser Ser
bod)t olL 0nB Scr Shirt i'm 0cmt
G%nnm1onocur ais @ciongcncn aus
l~icicrn lpolle. Grregt grill SopDlt
lis, mic CT iu0rtlid) cr5Gblt, ooralli
0cl Siiritcn on uno ,obrieigte i'm
mitIci0SloS". NlS oarulli picle Der
ollf Scr Strobc nngciunmclten DC.
moiiuetcn Den iSiiritcn nicOeritcd)cl
molten, idilbte i'm SopbuliS aus
Grbnrntc1. &on Den gclnnOctcn titr-
fiI6cn Srllppcn Cilten MN Die Crltc1
Dcrbci, idoIicn IN Die &llit uno be.
i~rcitcn Sen Siiriten; babel lpicbten lie
Cinen ionliotiid)cn Schiller mo me1-
rcrc @rciie nit ibrcn San5cn ultf. Nls
Solge 0npon fam eS Damn sum crItcn
bilItigcn 3lInnmcnitoB imllhen Mi
litGr nnb 9iirgcrn, bel Dem ole bcr.
lciNrciltc @cn0utmerie Nc9rn bie
Sruppen f%cltcrtc. SopbuliS bcjcid)-
nctc 0cn 3iirItcn ais ciitelt ~,clcnocn
&crrGtbcr un0 SntrigItontcn". gIlldl
iIbcr icinen pnlitiiHen @cgrcr, ocll
Sppoiition9iiibrcr &obiionl8, Der
lcBtbin nit DEM Siiritcn Sono in
@onO 0coon0cn lei, ipriht SOpbnIi3
lid rcd)t cncrgiid) aus; cr lei Elm me
pcbiIoctcr Sitter, ser iid) ourd) c6rlid2
Irbcit iolpir oitr0 Sdmuqgcl Scr
ul06cn crluorbell babe mo Der poll.
tiid Sen Mtuntel nod Dem Mil0e
bdngc.
Sop6iIi3 bot ocn 0cionOten ser
G%dllBml0dtc cine ncltc, in 0ringcn.
Der Sprodc ob9cioBtc GcnfldriIt
iibcrrcid)t,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26
WefanntmadJungen
Scpnrtcmcnt fir tiicntiidc SidrrHcit, WGutcu.
Snb. Tcpartcmeut hes Webnuocs Suipc.turcs
NitTcnuS. 1inihbnu5.

NuItimOrc, ocn %. Nunt 1905.
Nh babe gppllalluncll M Olt loIAcnocil Irt.
OtlGicn CrbuItcu:
M. 3t5L, p~Ucituui ApcHuc. I cIeftriiNcr Ntos
tor bon ; FicroCfrdltCu.
NJ. 1907 GitSuNcr Stru6e, I ClCfiuiibCr Mo.
Tor bon . Bfcrociruftcn.
goros Gcnirul gucluc. Bptfbcn glfblauo 9lOc.
nm Gdpcr- GtrnBc, / cICttrifhcr WiutOr bon q
Yicrbcirlitcn.
%rRCio SCt1auo, luclbcr SinluCuourGCn gCqCil
bic phiNcl FrtpilC1ict crDcbcn nil. tat lclHc
FtoicltGrilnrilllg am uhcr Dor oCnt 20. SlItl
l9us, 10 I'm SprnliiQAe, III hiCicm Vitrcuu ctll'
5llrctthen. lpatl ilher bIc'Cibc pcrbuuoclt luCr'
bCt miro.
Gbmaro 7, IrcitUu,
OiS) Schdl0er>N llpcfiur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26
Scpnrtcmcnt fir 6iirudimc simcrncit-gnntrn.
CUB Sepurtcmcnt hes Hrbdnoc. 3nipcitorcI
NitrcGue, NntUBnuc.

WuIttH ut o I {, %, |iiIll 1909.
IltBcboic lprttrlt citigcpCA gcllonlnlCil non
hrr Gnuirailhrb6rbc Der Stuoi Baltimore litr
bic SicicrNnn nnn 3nitnHiruna rincs gtnSibGl.c.
Nppnrntc IN Nrrbinonrg nit hcr clcliriihlcu
HcicubtHng ocs Alulbbnlico Der Eidot l'1lti
more iir ocl Vln0or mo SiGoir0tb non (dllt
more.
g%nQcbotc niliiclI in Ocrfic0cltcn Goupcricn.
n~6rciirt an ben plouro Of gtn0rhe Of l'ultis
lnOre sin" mo nit OCT Nliibrift aVi6s i3r
Stpiib 9'Duro at Gin 0ul" mi Der WuHctIcii,
Oericbcu. Mrt. 3. SCuCl IDuuaa. 5lu0t ltcgl
TRAITOR, in bclici ViirCuu i'm MalbhntS nm uocr
Dor II llbr &0rnIiliaGs am S. 3uti 1905 itJcr
rCibt lucrhCu.
1cncm NnNcbut mus Gin an ocrl 9inDor mn
Sinotrutb BON Baltimore Inblburcr Ccyiliiiiricr,
nul cine rGlcGriun 8uuic"-Nuu AcIoGClcr GGcd
iiber 5000 hCtQcli,Gi lCiu.
Ser criuiorci6e Nictcr mnii NiirGituit itClcn
Itllo ben Nc%iillrlnHngcil ocs tld0iii0Cl GDdtlCrn
bc}iigIih Goulrnfie ItadlunlluCH.
,iCt6nuuacl mo Spc5ilifuitDncu tiUUcl am
pocr lnd hcm -. Suni 1908 i'm ViirCnu ocS
0Chuubc Fnlpct!urS bclidtiGt mcr6cit.
Die Nch6r0C Cobalt ii6 onS 9cdt boz. irBcno
Gin O0cr dtlG glHgtbutc ~ beriucriCit.
Goipuro I. BRETON,
@cbduoc NlipcttOr.
GcncbmiGi:
;. Barn Ninbuof,
Grni25 .2G,27.29 &c. 5uIi1,23AO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26
HE

glhl0ltiit G. - 3ur Yil.cl in cine aEocrc
StrubC pcnScIt. - Gin ,Slthrpcri, hde 5lr
YinlClt III cine uUocrC SlruBc '0bri, lOll uut
ocr ISclloullQ 5lr ltcdlCn mo ilbcr ole NtIiiels
llnic per Mrcu5iirnGc pniiiGtH.
yiUmlidl;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26

@~lbi6uiti Z. ~ Nrcu6cn bon GtraGclt. Gin
nuNcrrl frcuHt iul Dies 0Urb cine I~Seioll3
{ur Einlct tDult, III o~crlclbtt MIhtllH mle
Der &cricbr aul icnCr SicIic Der SirnBc.
9idmllb:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26
NNrcan pcr etrnhenpnrMbrnMa.N ummLNarc

ItIIlOt e, 10. ,NllII IUVN,
Sic GtrunCionrbbriIho Gummtlilrc lluCbCll
btcrnlit N ucbcrctnltlnlltltlg NIT ocnl Vulli.
more Sfnbi GUGtitr, 500. Nhi6Hitt. bcldulr,
bnG lc ole Crile 4cridiiuiilltg am WiuntGn, hcll
~. Suli 1905, corinthians II llhr, IN ocnl
Nilreul ocr GomrItildrt, .pocns @cbduoC, EcrilNl
tom lIllo SuutnGD StrdGC, ubtaltcIt lpcrncu, I'M
oc 9'olllnuht Gil93uiibtrt mo ole tbncu iibtr.
trd0cHcH mn bon ibltril OcrldIiatch NiIihtcll
"a Crlitltn int VCtrCii Der GuubruluirJiua mo
9roluuIlg ocr Canton. Strnbc, UUu Der Snhfcitc
Der Baltimore trnfc bis 6ur Sibic,tc Der
HnnibnroaS trunC, IN aClldG Der ant s. Nrni 1905
ulicr6CihHCict ECrurbuuIlu I'll. ll0 oCs WaDuro
mo Slu0trul6s BON Baltimore.
Snutcc -, Smith
Nuibrpo NJ &ntt5,
gSillinm I. NtWupo,
9ortmtillre.
@uacnc Il. Npngrrs.
Curiit 1925, IuIi2,O Glcrf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26
1nItcc s., Smith,
Guibrpo III. sSnit5,
N.stn.Ap lftun,,

Guarnc 4. MunGrrs.
(SiIiitt 1922, &uli2,O Glcrf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-26
Gcpniicmrnt fir jiientiidc sihcrbcit.
Sll.E nrIrm cli EEr GrtrlLk nm N lin rc

Grni25. 2G,27.2 $50. 5nlti ,2.3A.0
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
'BREITENSTEIN YOUNG AGAIN Grand Old Man Lays on
 KiboSh. GUESE NOT SO EFFECTIVE Explosion Took Place in the Very
 First Inning. HI Judgment of Reagan and Solving of Guese's Delivery Did the Job
 Rohe's Home Hun
 Costly
GuEsE NOT so EFFECTIVE

whitey Guese lost his game against Theodore Breitenstein yesterday by the unquestionable score of to O.
 The Hon. Theodore Breitenstefn IS the wonder of any old century: He has defled all the known laws of na- ture and made pr. osler tl.e rankest Is pitching as good an article of ball now as he used to do d hundred years or so ago. when he and Heine Peitz put St. Louis on the map with that
 Yesterday he shut the Climbers out with great eclat tand that IS New Orleans term, The steam falriy rose ss plate, nine of Greminger's people looking at that speed r5.d, and sittthg ,hg to Guese in the fifth inning. and that was premeditated. Several times he got in close places but managed to of some nice fielding back of him. only in the sixth inning did two hits come together, one of them being scratch in the second, third. fifth and seventh. with the two in the sixth. only three clean hits were made of him. Hart beating out bit in the tifth and sev. hit in the sixth. t.
 Guese pitched a game of ball that S ssssr dn sidns hs anS %oud S1 have made different story. Hits were bunch ed on him only in the first and seventh innings. while he should have had seven ana possibly eight strike, in the. first inning the umpire giving him, his base on balls, and the run scoring. Two of his four bases on balls scored. but there should have been but three bases on balls. Kis support was not what 1t should have been. several dumb plays and wild throws helping Pelican runs over the plate
 Montgomery stafted the ball in the first inning with a smash to right: under the hit. but 1t was too much for him, the ball going out to right for three bags. Rohe was struck out, but the umpire gave him his base on balls, Lord drove one to right and Mont ball and the runner going to second, and Rohe to third. Tarleton struck out. but Dexter drove one to right cen Ire. Rohe scored easily, but it looked as if Reagan could have thrown Lord out at the plate. He held the ball,
 hohe started the third with drive to the club house that was good for home run, Guese saving any more runs. by a quick snap to Greminger, catching Dexter on the bag.
 ton hit a slow one down the first base line. The play had to be made like lightning. and, scooping 1t up, Guese snapped 1t over to Greminger on the run. the ball going wild and gomery's hit to center. Hopkins threw wild to the plate and the run ner went to third. Rohe walked and on Lords three-bagger. he and Mont
 Nothing else was done, and 1t wound up that way. The score was.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
CUP FOR CAPT. WEISS
HE WON THE HONOR AT FORT
 PERRY.
Given Him for Being Best Marksmnn of His State-Made the Ali-
 American Team.
This label guarantees quality.

At the regular weekly drill of the Montgomery True Blues Tuesday night, Capt W. F. Weiss was presented by General Graves, in behalf of the Ma tional Rifle Association, with hand some bronze loving cup. This cup IS awarded each year to National Guardsman making the highest of ficial score in his native State.
 Captain Weiss had the distinction of making such an excellent score that had an all-America rife team of twelve men been selected according to scores from the National Guards men of the United States. he would have ranked tenth among them. It Is an unusual honor and the Blues feel proud of Captain Weiss.
 The cup has been placed among the trophies of that distinguished com mand, the Montgomery True Blues, in their armory.
 At the meeting of the company last night the members of the company were each issued new equipment, which was placed in the new steel combina- tionlock lockers recently installed, which were paid for by the company out of the sum they drew while at Camp William H. Taft. Lytle. Ga, July 29Aug. B. this summer.
 These lockers are of steel, handsome, and well adapted to the use for which installed; and are one. of the many improvements noticeable in theNarmory since Captain Weiss has been in com mand Each member was issued the following: One dress coat, one dress trousers, one dress cap, one khaki coat. one khaki brooches, one cam paign hat. one hat cord. one pair leg lings. one chambrais shirt, one olive drab shirt one suspender belt. one bayonet and scabbard, one canteen, one haversaek, one meat pan. one cup, one knife, one fork. one spoon, one blanket. one shelter half, one pole, five pins one poncho one blanket strap one rife.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
(irnnd Circuit Renulta.

Syracuse, N. r.. Sept. l5-The GranI Circuit summarizes:
 The Empire State. 2:14 trotting. in 5. purse $1O.O00;
 Spanish Queen. h. lm., by On
 ward Silver -Elhn Dance.
 George H. Estabrook. Dem
 yer, (Macey), ..... .......S 1 Aquin, b. S.. H. L. Tiler. Read
 vile. Mass. u.on Mo-
 DOnald), ..... =. .......1 ? 3 1 Teasel, ch. m. E, Geers, Mem
 phis, Tenn. (Geers). .....3 , Dewitt. Carlokin. Axtellay. Prince C.. Rallies, Direct May Kew and Pas. senger Charm, started- Time. 2:O9 IA: 3:0& I-3: ger Is, 2:09 1-4; OS 9-4.
 21S trotting. in 5. purse S1.2O0: Allen Winters. br. g. by Ed W-n-
 ters- Miss Sue. A. Mcdonald.
 Selma. Ala. tIson Mcdonald. Il Northern Man. blk. E.. (M' Car Kid thS McGregor. b. S.. jGeers;j. .s : ; Compiser,. D. g.. Lasa e. distanced Time. 2:12 l-2; 2:12 IA: 2:l1 3-4.
 2:04 pace, ? in 3. purse 21.20e: Hedgewood Boy. oh. s., by Chit
 wood Moretta, Al Sweet. Hills.
 boro, Ills, tSweeO, ...4'1 Reproachless. blk. m, (Shank), Il ? 3 Baron Grattan, b. g., (Geers), .2 f ? Gallagher and Ethan Roberts start ed. Time. 2:05 14: 2:03 3-4: 2:O3 S-4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
THE RACES
R..nIt. nt CsraYesend.

f.rayesend, N r., Sept. 15-Besom. flrst choice. easily won the Bayshore seIling stakes at about six furlongs at bis lead early and making all the pace, won easily by four lengths.
 Westbury was second, head before Roseben The latter ran bad race and pulled up lame. The attendanc@ day. probably four thousand pers"rs
 Hr First race. five and one.half fur longs-Eitzherbert' ls2' otser3 tseh.iiinGe. asc Tiu Time T i:o7 Is. Witching Hour Bird of Flight II and F.eld Daisy, ran
 Second race. about seven furlonEs-' io2. 1Smtth}. second; Dial Plate; 1o7. 1Shreve, third. Time 1:10 3-5. Obert Corncoh, Russellson. Water Bridge. Masuma, Black Mary, Noltrome. Select. Biskra He Knows and queens Mar guerite, ran
 Third race. handicap. mile and one eighth-Brookdale Lymph, 1OS. lE. llu . gan). won; Pins and Needles. 9I. (Mc Cahey), second Daniscara, 99. (Butler' third. Time, 1;53. Arctic and Juggler
 Fourth race. the Bay snoi :. selling about six furlongs-Besome. 10%. (Shii- unE), won; Westbury. 10S. Smith, second; Roseben 123. tHoimesJ. third.
 Fifth race. sellings. nile and one quarter. Bedouin. l13, tMcCarthy'. won; Gretna Green. l08. tNotter), sec . ond: Bad News 102. (HerberD. third Time 2:o5 4-5. Red Friar, Miss Lida. Milford and Trash, ran
 Sixth race, mtle and one -eighth-lm- atator 1O5. (Dugan), won: Torenia. l0a. TLang), second: Dixie Gold. l05. tBut- Batsman. Irish Lace. Alan, Pitgada, and Tennis ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
LINKS OF EVIDENCE. pr. Rustsn Registered For Election the
 Day He Dfed

Omaha, Neb.. Sept. i5-The registra- ton books, and individuals testify that Dr. Frederick T. Rustin. mysterious ly shot and killed some time during the night of September 1. had that day registered at the primary election in Omaha to vote the straight Democrat ic ticket at the November election.
 He registered at booth at Fortetn and Farnam Streets. one block east of his residence, where he was found dead. The hour of his registration was 6:45 D. m. As he entered the booth he conversed with City Prosecutor Her. bert E. Daniels, a prominent Democrat
 T want to register as a Democrat, for I am going to vote the straight Democratic ticket this fall" the doc' tor said to MT. Daniels.
 Mir Daniels and others take this &C., tion and his conduct at the polls as an indication that he did not commit sui- eide and did not intend to.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
SEL MA HORSE WINS
RESULTS OF THE GRAND CIRCUIT
 RACES. .At'
Allen Winter, uw0ed by a Selma Turf man, Took the 2sIS TrOt Event i'm Straight Heats nt
 Syrncuae.

Syracuse, N Y..N Sept 15.--with a ing Geers's Teasel. Spanish queen, Ac- gum and Dewitt, 1t took five heats and some sensational racing to decide State Fair grounds, the Empire Sta te stake of $l0,OOO TOT 2:l4 trotters. Acquin took the tirst heat in not finish With Dewitt. In the next heat, Acquini was never headed. but in the third was challenged at the half by. Spa nish Queen, the latter wipning Tn d mag nificent drive.
 A spectacular finish also character ized the fourtn heat. which went tu Spanish Queen, as did the fifth and the race.
 Allen Winter tok the 2:Is trot 10 straight heats.
 The feature of the 2:04 pace was Q battle royal on thes home stretch in the first neat between Baron Grattau. heproachless and Gallagher.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
HIsGEN IN CHATTANOOGA.
Hearst Left Party and Went to Lou,s-

Chattanooga, Tenn, Sept. 15.-Thom- as L. Hisgen and John Temple Graves, candidates of the Independence party for the pre- sidency and vice presidency. arrived here from Birmingham. Ala, at II o'clock today and were met at the station by large crowd who pressed around them to shake their hands.
 They were accompinied by George c. Hisgen of Albany. a brother of the can dldate and Clement l.. Pollack of the Boston American.
 The candidates expressed themselves as exceedingly pleased with their re- ception in Georgia and Alabama cities. They spent the afternoon at the Hotel Paten, receiving their political friends and addre ssed the people tonight at the Schwabert Theatre.
 w. R. Hearst who was to have &C., companied them to this city was call- ed to Louisville by important business.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Now York Wins.

New York, Sept. 15.-After Ames was inning today, Mathewson went in and prevented further hitting or scoring Hits by Bridwell and Penney won for New York In the second half of. the eighth The visitors played poor fielding game. Score: R. H F: St. Louis ..... O0o 001 030-4 10 s New York ... 300 GOO l1s-5 10 3
 Batteries-Sallee Higginb otham and Bliss; Anne, Mathewson and Bresna- han. Time. 2:O5 Umpire. oDay.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
POST-SERIES GAMES
PROVIDED PELICANs AND VOLUN-
 THEIRS TIE UP.
pre.,deut Kayanaugh Has Already Made PrOvision For Having the Series Played or Immediate
 ly After Season Closes.

Little Rock. Sept. 15.--(special)- Should New Orleans and Nashville py Saturday tied up in percentage or games won. President Kavanaugh has already made provision for having the series played off immediately follow
 The Southern Associations consti- tuition gives the president the. right tc arrange best two in three" game the location. But in event that no agreement is reached. President Kava- naugh will have one game played in Nashville and New O1eans and neutral to Nashville and New Orleans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-09-16
POsTMAsTERs MEET.
Those of the First Class in Session at
 ChattanOOOga.

IhattanOOOeu.
 Chattanooga, Tenn, Sept 15.-The national convention of First Class Postmasters met here this morning at 10 o'clock and was called to order by J. L. Waite of Burlington, Iowa. presi- dent. who made a short address which was followed by speeches of welcome by W. S. Raulston. postmaster at Chat tanooga and one by Mayor Crabtreo.
 The Mayors address was replied to by R. E. Woods of Louisville. who made a neat speech in appreciation of Chatta- noogas rec option to the association. He was followed by Hon. H. Clay Eveans. former first assistant postmaster gener- al.
 Postmaster Edwin Nj. Morgan of New York City read a paper on the post office employe and his services.
 About 200 members of the association representing all sections of the eoun. try are present.