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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-29
Boxing
Athletics

| ian army under Darius had de-
itroycd the city Of |taretria ana Wrr,
preparing to march GA To Athens.
rhcy landed on the plain Of Mara
hon on which were situated four VII
lagos. Thc story - the battle is
6nown to every school boy. How tn,
title band of Greeks under Miltiadcs
hareed upon the Persian invaders
md by sheer physical force and skin
With their. Weapons al short range
lrovc the Modes and Porslans to thcir
boats is an Inspiring tale as there is
o be found in history. Mhrn Tho
,attle was over G400 Of the enemy
we're lying dead ON the icld. while
cut 49, Greeks fen. Seven Of the
Persian boats were burned hut the
'emaindcr escaped. SAYS Ridpath.
Marathon was to Greece what Gun-
Ner hill was to he tnjted States"
Is the Persian boats were bcatIne
a retreat, the story goes. q flash o.
sunlight thirty miles away from the
lills back Of Athens and thrown from
5hc FURNISHED shield of u traitor was
Construed by the Grceks ass a sigma
60 the Persians to cow rupidlv t..
Nthens while the army WAS stil at
Marathon. Covered with the blood
ana dirt Of the, battlc aud bearing
their Weapons, the Greeks started on
a run Tor their city accompanied b1
! few hundred Theban- who had
tent them such valuable aid against
the Persians.
Several hours later when the Per
sian Warships drew near the city "
Athens they were a"steunlcd to see
their antagonists Of but q few hours
previous. dusty and hlood-coyercd but.
determined to meet any onslaught
waiting at the shore. The sight
eaused the invaders to change thcil
minds and the flcet sailed away. In
this case the entire army ram aG
miles and the feat has become far
famed In song and story.
Other incidents Of the prowpss OF
the ancient Greeks in long distance
running are cited by Hcrolotus aud
Immediately after the fan
Of Erctria mentioned above. the
Athenians. expecting an attack from
the army Of Darius, sept "a courier to
156 miles away, inplorinp
aid. Tho Spartans toll the couricr
that they would like very much to
The favor and that they app
prcciated the Invitation hut that it
the wrong time OF the moon ana
They were afraid the gods would got
sore " they engaged In battle befor,
the moon changed. The appeal was
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-29
BALL TOURNAMENT
IN TUCSON
Fast Ones of Arizona Expected
to Enter Series Of Games Dur
ing Territorial Gun Club
Shoot.

Tucson. Ariz.. july PA baseball
tournament calculated To- rival % u"t
-urpass that OF Two years se". whom
the Arizona pcoplr got short taste
of professional bJ~,hullism. viii Doc
conducted Zoe this city "n the oc.asion
of the territorial gun club sheot boo
September ucNt This announcement
vas made as positive by those who
have th, affair iu charge"
Th. tournament this gear viii Doc
conducted along the same lines as
that eff t@o year. ag" lt-is highly
prohabl, that prof, ssionals "f mote
viii dominate. and Arizona viii
doubtlrss sro the fastest series Of bail
games Boo its sweet young history.
Tho tournament is scheduled to last
for eight days. and il is possible that
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-29
Itnlrirc CiIN I.csuIIs

Empire city. y y. July - First
race mile, Ch,ek won. j. r. Reed.
second: County Fair, third. Time
$40 20.
Second race u r~url"ngs, Ostcnd
won: Young Hen. second M"mu-.
third. Time. 1909 l-5.
Thirds furlone-. Mailman won,
Billy Bolrmor. second. Mauviett.
third. Time. I.l2 3-5.
Fourth race f%urlnnss Cherry
Ola won Hsdium star. SECOND. Inter
pose. third Tlmr 1907.
Firth race-6 -f%urlongs. Farl's Court
won. Queen Marguerite. second. os-
sing. third. Timr f:t4 SIS.
sixth Is miles. Bellevue won
Superstition. SECOND; Nethcrmost
third. Time. l.52 3-5.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-29
Philadelphia Capnrr~ Dnnhr noaFcr.

Washington. July Is -rhf'a lelpAia
won both games in today's double
header with Wasrinetpa.
Score: First game r.. IT,. f..
Washington ..t0t pOG eGo--l S 8
Philadelphia ..Olo go 302-7 10 /
Obcrlin, Groom ard Straet, plank
and Thomas; Livingston.
Score: Second game r. H.. f..
Washington 200 600 o00-o .
Philadelphia 400 032 01O-6 6 !
Hughes and street. Krauz and
Thomas.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-29

no .,,tt
fau. - "''i' IMAM a
NJ v..a 80,
l.. '"i'l = i"i-
it''n' lieSldeht 81 the National league
= s,S'p'" Guns attempted suicide
,.''@"' ~ ms rooms 'i the New York
Nt''''' ''u'' ~NN'hdlhs IN the center
" '"' '"''l' MI iulhan held a r,-
~ :" ntS 'lent l'Rlple. iie ilrcd
"''S one S'ot h bullet went i'm at
we l'SHt Temple u came cut ON
SUI '~'Slf"Nlhs a. sieht
w ) "'N 'N's
- = NOT h'leN'd that h' can re-
''N''' ''N"uth ne continued CON
''"S '"f N"Hl' llIIf litter The shoot
'"s.
me sound OF ite shoot was not
,'''u III amy part OF tho club hous,
az Nf' tullt"m m talling to the llool
apparently disi"dscd the receiver ~
" lv' pll'l' Y men was sttadtne on Il
l"i'I' h'afn\ i1r operator answer
''e ll' signal got no reply and sent
q helI boy I" Mr.. Pulliam's room to
ma Out what was the matter The
ooN round the baseball m1gnatc lying
on 'he lio"r hali clad lie hurried
DOWNSTAIRS ana gave the alarm. Dr.
ffisslhs' club physician, was hastily
summoned and after making q hur-
ricd examination demanded CHAT The
coroner be notified Mr.. Pulliam. 1i-
though sim conscious ANA able to-
speak, appeared too confused to ans
sVyer questions cohcrontlN. The phNs-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-29
Manager. Gallup Baseball Team
Twenty-Five Gents Is The Price of

The terrible itching and smarting.
incident to certain skin diseases. is
almost instantly allayed by applying
Chamberlain's Salve. Price 25 cents
For sale by all druggists.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-29

st. Louis. july 2S.-With scores of
! to { and > to 4 st. Louis and Chicago
divided honors in a double header.
Score: First game L. II. +.
st. Louis ....00o 00o OLD 3 >
Chicago .,....0OO 230 ol0-6 . =
ttculbach ard Archer.
Score; Second game r. II. f..
st. Louis ......020 030 o00-5 4 /
Chicago ......lO2 010 O00-i 10 >
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-29
Omaha q: Lincoln 4.

omaha. july 2S.-omaha outplaycd
Lincoln here today.
score Il. II. +
omaha ......20l 02o ol~-' b .
Lincoln ......l00 l0l ool-4 ~ !
Kecley and Cadman, Johnson Ma
cycle ana sullivan.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-29
WESTERN LEAGUE.


Wichita, July 2S-Nichita easily de-
fcatcd Denver in today's game.
score Il. II. e
Denver ......o0O roc OIL 9 4
Wichita ....,.o20 l20 III !
WATSON and Thompson; Baird. Hren-
nan and Weaver.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-29

New York, uly 2S.-Boston had little
difficulty in defeating New York = to
. today hitting WARRIOR and Lake
when hits meant runs.
score r. II. T.
Boston ...,..O01 202 llO-N Il :
New York ....1O0 Dol o00-2 9 .
.Arcllancs and Donnhue; Warhop,
Lake anl Sweeney.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-29
' ' :, SPORTS

hit WAS made Off him. one man was
out in the ninth inning.
score Il. II. f..
Philadelphia ,.0oo 600 1000 ! .
BROOKLYN ....030 coo l0O-4 ]
FeNen. MeQuillen and Doom; PAST
orius and bergen.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-29

WE HANDLE \ FINE LINE or
FRESH AND CANNED FRUITS.
PHONE Us YOUR ORDER. 4. G.
PRATT X co, 21I :. SECOND ST.
PHONE 10.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-07-29
PULL|AM NEAR
DEATH FROM
BULLET
NATIONAL LEAGUE CHIEF
ATTEMPTS SUICIDE
Found il New York Club House
Blind and Dying With Self In
fIicted Wound in Head; m
Health Cause of Rash Act.

ihS Morning journal Special Leased Wirel
Nc" York. Jul, ~, HARRY e.. Pun
llam WAS sttll alive at a:l5 this morn
ing, but It is said ny his physicians
he could not survive moro than a
few hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-15

he just sits there on the bench with that
winning smile. and when the bootist walks
in all sweaty and his face flushed with
chagrin. and his heart humping with self
reproach, and his whole carcass in a state
OF revolt with himself over the mess he's
made of it. why there's Cornelius McGil-
lcuddy. ESQ.,. sitting on the bench. his
long legs wrapped around each other two
or three times and that winsome grin all
over his chart.
Pretty hot one to handle. any how,
that thing, son." says Connie to the boot
list. Nobody could have corralled that
one. Guess the sun got in your eyes or
something. Ell? Don't you bother. There
are some more innings to this little game
of ball, you know. Cut out that worry
ing. 1t won't get you anything. If I'm
not worried. what are YOU glooming
around about. ell, SOM?
So. there the paste's spread on the
wounded player. and he fetcheS his teeth
together with click and says to himself:
"B gosh. | won't hand Connie any more
OF that boot stuff-not much.
That's how Mack is able to take ahold
of bunch of kids and make 'em crowd
the leaders of his league.
Great scheme. that cil-and-paste thing.
ALL Of the managers will see the virtue
of 1t after a while. and THEN maybe the
base ball race to the wire won't be a
close thing!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-15
Leaders Take No Chances and Pile Up
Votes Galore.
Last Available Coupon Is Printed Today | ne
Counting of Ballots to Close Friday Next at
Noon announcement of the Winners in
Next Sundays Star.

10000 and more 10 his aiseadA molu-
mental testimonial of personal popularity:
QuantreIl went him a little better anu
scored nearly 12,In0. while McDonouEh
coolly ran away from them In the week 5
gain. with more than $1,000 votes. ana
passed Quantrel in the stretch by a
good 2an For some distance down the
line in the amateur bunch things COOK a
hustIins turn. but QuantrelIs overlap
ping by McDonough IS the sensational
eature of the week.
Tie fans were well posted, too. but the
leaders added about 10000 each to their
scores lust as a teaser to the fellows be-
hind. Ernest is rapidly approaching the
two-hundred-th mark. and Mars
den and O'Neill are humping away mer-
"ily from those behind them. Increases
were general with the fan tirebrands;
during the week. and nearly every man
of them added a substantial store to his
sum total.
There's another announcement that
somebody" who has been spreading the
news about these contests failed to make.
The last coupon is printed in today, $
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-15

- "e-ody starred false report last
week. Somebody who actually didn't
kHaH what he was talking about said
that ANY old coupons were going to be
counted i'll The Stars prize popularity
contest Nobody ought to believe it. 1t
isn't true. The rules for casting and
counting the votes III this little game
of fame were plainly set forth at the
start aud arc going To he strictly adj
hered t. at the close. 'Gabby' Street
beard the false report. and with more
than =, G,n votes 10 the good began to
run like 4 minor league was after him.
He's running vet like kildee. This
week he's $1,000 to the good. Jnsiaub
got nervous too. and he's row almost
1aS.00n beyond the limit OF McBride's
telescope. Neither will take chances.
They're playing their game t. the finish
Dick Conner in the amateur class
wasn't fooled. but he rolled up cool
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-15

paper. 1t will be received and counted
until l. O'Clock noon Friday. August ~
No other coupons except those appearing
in tie paper from August 10 August H.
inclusive. will be counted. and they will
not be counted unless they are in by l.
o'clock next Thursday.
The final results, with the names Of
the prize winners. Will be published in
next Sundays Star.
The hooking bird who has been chirp-
ing different set of rules. regulations
and dates was so charmed with his music
tina lie didn't sing his notes correctly.
He didn't know it. He didn't mean il.
But for the benefit of all concerned in the
contests il is authoritatively announced
that The foregoing proclamation from the
big bazoo in todays paper goes.
Now, let EN- all hustle for the finish
The score of the contestants to date
fnt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-15
Virginia League Scores.

At Ports mouth-First game: Portsmouth. ::
Dansille o. Second game: Portsmouth 4; Dan
Vile, u.
Al Richmond Richmond. /; Roanoke, twelve
innings: darknessJ.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-15

Thursdays game between Manhattan
and Agriculture. which the latter won
$ TO o. was attended by an enormous
throng. fully 1000 faithful fans craning
their necks to witness the deciding game
for the pennant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-15

Graham. played first and plotting the
pennant winners. got at least one binge
in every game he entered this season.
a record that stands unequaled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-15

Souder has proved all to the good be-
hind the saucer for Agriculture. He
has not made an error in four games.
His throwing TO second is perfect and
his batting is par excellence
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-15

Gill of Manhattan played a stellar game
against TWining Wednesday. The dimin-
ut:ve second baseman handled three fast
fielded assists and as many put outs
without an error.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-15

Mcmahon of Ninth showed class Tues
la, when he punched eleven Aggies and
allowed the hard-hitting Farmers but six
measly binsles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-15

Pennington of Advent took the slab
Monday and hung one on St Paul. He
allowed but tive hits, and famed eight
in six rounds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-15

Meeks who relieved James on the slab
for ST. Paul Monday exhibited some
clever twirlins. In four rounds he famed
six and allowed but three bingles
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-15

Three big games last week Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, materially fat
tened the Treasures batting average
assd the league will close a highly pros
porous season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-15

+. Parsley was the shining star for
ST. Paul Monday. He tailed two runs on
as many hits, and tore off two pretty
stunts in center garden.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-15

Diver Is undoubtedly the winner of
the fielding priZe-a silk hat. The Twin
ing center fielder has played in nearly
every game and has not made an error
Dodd of Agriculture holds another error
less record.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-15

Burke of Twining famed twelve Man
Wednesday, but lost the game
on miscue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-15

The Detroit river, where the recent Ma
tional regatta was pulled off. is a very
fast course. being helped considerably By
the current that sweeps down, so that
the winning time of the New York ath-
letes in the senior eight of COS was no
better than that made by the Nespers of
81 at Philadelphia July > This is worth
rejecting on for those who dope out time
i'm boat races.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-15

Secretary Brown of the regatta thinks
il a mistake that the rowing regatta was
changed from the accessible up-river
course to the inaccessible one facing
Potomac Park. and he Is not the only
one who thinks SO.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-22
Madl Sem SrrcnainL anriid.

6ilbtill Gambling. y. o., is. glug.
Sn Sealeitung 0es Or. limos z.
9afer BON Srreuoipl fiir irrIinniae
Gerbreber in Mattem an uno siuei
@artern oieies Snititltt,,. trat Sarrp
Ebap ieire Riidreiic nua1, Ep,4tpa.
man an. S6un beiano iih ieit Dem
9egiun Der 6abeus @orpus.9erbano.
llmgeH Dor DEM 9libter @lias, ser
acgen Ebaw eutihieo. i'm Gountpae.
fdugniB bon @bite gIains.
Niatteapan. v. D.. IS. glua.
Sarrn 81. Ebam mlroe filrs Dor
llAr sIbfnOs in Scr 9lnitalt fiir irr.
linniae Gerbreher oabier einaeIiefert.
Der Snperinten0ent 0eS sSnltituts,
Gr Sanib. madlte befannt. 6aB Ebau
gerlau 10 beban0elt per0e mie Dor ser
3eit. oa oas .@abeas Corpus Ser.
fabren dnaeitrengt mur0e. IS mer0e
ibm aaeroings elm fIeines 3immer
augeuieien, aber uid5t etipn. neil er
5arrp Ebnp iei ionoern neil ems
3ur Geriiigun9 itebe. 8eionOere
9orrehte miiroen Gbap niht einge.
rdumt iuer0en. Gr lei nibt Der Nm.
iiht. oaB ser 8idter Nlias oerartige
9Inor0mm9en gegeben babe, un0 10
bIeibe betreifs Der gebanOluna naes
beim Nlten. 8aiie 0ies 5bap ooer
ieinen 9Ingeborieeu nift, 10 itebe es
ibHen frei, iih an Die @eridte 3lt
menOen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-22
9as 6luttcnseridDt eutideiSet, Saf
Sutton ieinrH Sob SurdJ eisens
SanD beridlnlSste.
ltrtbsiG bsfdtiet
Sas GsridJt Idht bic Trusc often, ub
Sutton SelbitmorO bsgius ooer iidl
sHfdllig sridDUf.
Cffi5isrs itrsns setaSslt.
ggaIbillaton. is. g[ud.

<ltt ttIfAtAEt~ttF AZ <AAAs
Sos Observation-Disclosures in Dem
Sale Oes Seutnants Sutton bat ent.
id5ieOen, 0aB tene gSeroohtsariinoe
gesen irgen0 ginen porlieaen, ser an
ben @organgen. Die nlis oes 9eut.
rdlt Suttons SoDe en0eien. betbel.
Iigt mar, anbrr aesen sen 9ceteren
iel6it. Suttou lit ein5is uu0 aaein
an ieinem eigeneu SoOe ihulO. 9r
erifoB lib entfueoer rein 5ltf1llig
oOer aber er lpurOe bon elmer auasl
getrofien, ole er fiir elne Oer Ser
ionen, Ole i'm snriidbielten, beltinlnlt
bate. Sein Soo pur0e niht Surb
irgeuO cine anoere @erletung irgenO
ipelder 95aflr oerirladlt.
Serner entihieD Der CSerihtsboi:
CAB Seutllant lltlep ieine @fliht
peridumte ais 1lteiter BON oen anne.
ienoen Sfiisieren nah glrtifeI 266.
observation-disclosures 1909. IN
Dem er es 3ulieB, naB 2eiitHant Gut
ton ooDonlief uno iih belDafinete,
anltatt oie glnipeieHoen sur Siilie
oufplforOern uno 2entnant Gutton
5li iolgen, un0 ibn oaran 81 Derbins
bern, lid 81 betpaffnen, n0tbigeniolls
nit @eualt, uno ibn Dem poftbl-
benoen Sffijier gum @eiDabriam 5u
iibergeben.
GaB 2eutnant 8epan, Siii5ie7 Son
ser Sohe, ieine 3ilid't peri1umte.
inOem er 2eutnant Sutton nidjt nit
@elualt entpaffnete. fpabrer0 er lid
Dor Sitton's 3elt befanO.
Dab 2eutnant giIling. Der Diff
8ier on jour. ieine S5iliht ais Dit
5ier on jour oeridaHlte, iHoem er
nidt iofort Od5u SiiIie leiitete, OaB
Seutnnnt Sutton mt @cpaIt eut.
Wafinet murOe, oIs er ouf Dem Ibot.
plabe anlargte. nod ebe Der oerb6ng.
niBDolle 5d1uB ubaei llert mur0e.
Dab 0ie 9lnflagen ntf boridtlihen
Nor0 un0 @eridNDordua oen @iorO
81 eerbeinrlihen. oie pom Srau Sut-
ton, Oer Wfuttcr oes 9eutnonts Gut.
ton. erboben tpuroe. 0uf ginbiI0nng
beruhen unO aud niht einen Sdatten
BON @eiDeis uno @riinoen babe.
Ger @erifltsbof entpfieblt ie0odl,
0ab feline meiteren Shritte in oiele,
gngeleaenbeit setbau lperoen, inghid.
lidlt auf Die oanalige Sugeno un0
Die ausqeiprohene llneriobrenbeit
Der Qentiants lltlen 99iaing uno
geDan. rno in 3iidiidyt nui oen gang
ungelpohnlid)en @raO uon9Iufrenmg.
in Dem lie iih befon0en in0 oui oie
geOrobnngen unO @efdhrouneen
fpdbreno Der borber errDabnten Strei'
tereien.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-22
strcif cnSIid bccnOiai.
gsap gorf AZ. gIirr

3telp JotI H. Ilt9.
Gin llcbereiHtonunen sur Belle.
anae oes Streifs. Der BON $4,000 bis
81 $4,000 uuionbutmaher Z %to.
uate lang bon Der glrbeit fem belt,
| 1T 5lpiiden Dem GrefaftDrntb ser
ollnitc0 'Saticrs oi gturt6 9mcrica~
uno ben Gertretern Der ,Sat Ufarrt.
lecturers gliioCiation" 81 StanOe ae.
tomnien. Der @ertraa, Scr ourdj 0ie
&ermittlung oes @oirperneurs Sort
bon g9ep sScrieD abgeifIolien iuuroe,
lit BON 5eioeu 'Seiten gitacbeiBen
mOroen uno man martet iett nur
alf 0ic forlnelle llnterseifultna ser
9Irtifel 0urh Die Union un iuieoer
NIT Der gIrbeit 81 beginner. gct0e
Rarteien madteu 3ugeit1n0niiie.
1ie @eiperfidaitsmarfe. Die bel oem
Streite eire midtige Goqe IpieIte,
niro nob Dem llebereinfonunen BON
Sen 5abrifeu pieoer aefiibrt meroen
glidiqeperiidoitler. ole 0ie Steaeu
Scr 9Iusitdn0igeH eingenonlmen bas
ben. iDeroeu entlaiien un0 0ie @es
mertidafiler. oIe an oen Strelf qin.
gen. peroen 81 oen alten 2obnldten
mieocr angeiteut peroen. Gin Ser.
tr0g ioa imter5eidjnet iuer0en, Der
aui orei Sabre @iiltgfeit baben tpir6,
nno nod Dem Streitiafeiten idie0s.
geridtli4 aeldlid)tet ueroen Soaen.
l5GDerfitbaitler, oie iicb inn sSarratcr
meiqertcn, al Dem Stref tbeiI,uneb-
men. 0iirfen Oer @eDerfid)aft fuieoer
beitreten uno MIR @ciDerfid,oftIer FOL.
len mGbrcro Der Orci 8ertraasiobre
in Den Babrifen beihditigt iperoen.
@ouoerneim sort miro BEL oem
Sdicos0erid)tr. 0as etaua entitanoene
Streifigfeiten id)Iidten ioQ. ser brittle
Mann oes &idlterfoueginms iein.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-22
ange6Ote ge0lfnet.
SIN SIOttsnnmt perSeu Die guran
idllase fir ben San pom sluei
S6IadDtidIiifen entsrsrn genDm-
men unS sepraft.
Sramp 6 Suns bic ssicOrisiteu.
@aihinaton. 9. 8. 18. Mua.

&llDlN9Iot, y. u, lS. Aug.
@iaiam Gram & Sons oon &bi.
laoelpbia unterbreiteten Die nieOrig-
item 9lngebote fir ben Ban ser
Sdlddtidlifie n@pOnung" mO .9lr-
tmrlas~. Die 9lugebote iullroen i'm
Sauie 0es cages I'M 6lottenautt se.
offnst 0ieie iSirna erbot Iih. Elm
Sdiff fitr $4.45O,O00, Elm an0eres
fiir $4,475.000 81 bnuen. 9aut Sen
yieaeln miro aber MIR ein Sdiff an
enis 5irma nargeben.
Gas nddit nieOrigite slngebot
mnroe bon Der 4ap yort Sbipbuil-
Ding GoMpann in 6amOen q. s.,
elnsereiht Oeren 6or0eruHg $4.675,.
600 betrdgt.
Sobeie gIngebote reidlten ferner
Die glelDport gtaUs Sbipbil0ina SO.
unO Die Sore &iDer Sbipbuiloing
Gompanp elm.
Die gIngebote 5erfaaen in siuei
&laiien. Die erite alaiie be3iebt li6
aui Sd3iffe. Oeren 4l6ne gdrBli6
rom 6lottenmnt ausgcarbeitet iino;
aIolie 2 iiberl6Bt es oen Sirmen, sic
9iaid}inerie nnh eieenen @Idnen 5u
lieiern.
Gle @etblchan Steel Gontpanp, Sic
Carnegie Steel Gompann unO Die
@iOpale SteeI gompann reihten
gleidlautcnOe glnacbote fiir ole Sic.
ierung OeS holtptidhlihiien Sbeils
oes @an5ers fir oie 6eiOeu genann,
ten Sdiad)tibiffe ein S6r glnaebot
betrdat fir 11.486 Eonnen Sanger.
platten Ser alane u $420 Der Sonus,
sir oie au0erH alaiien, iusgeiammt
eilpa 1900 Sonnen, maren Die 9lnge.
bote pcridie0en.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-08-22
glatmraaserpIoiIOm.
GIepeIan0. 81. 17. gLlrnnit.

N-~~NN%-ttf~f 7~sf - @tttiAtiAs
Sieben gi1nuer inO 6rei ;Srouen
puroeu am friiben Mlorgen ourdb Elm,
GrpIoiion pon giaturgas, Die oas
bieritodige @ebduOe Der 8irid Nlo.
bing & Storage 60. 5eritorte. Der.
IcBt. 3lpei pon Sen DerplnOeteu
6rauen mogen iterben. Ole Grim.
mer Oes 0auies gerietben in ,Seucr
uu0 braHnten poIlig aui Gas gad)
0es @eb1uOes mnroe bod in ole 9uii
geboben. Gie llor0ieite oes Sauies
fiel ouf z. ~. NlcGIcarD's Shanf.
tpirtbihait. woourh betrddtlidicr
Shaocn Oeruriatt wuroc. Iie Suo.
ieite Oes @ebdu0cs 5eritorte I'M 6al.
len .on 8leiiherla0en BON s. 6. Wc.
SSntg. fnit gdn5lid llnmitteIbor
nab Der Grploiion gcriether iieben
@eb1uoe in Der Radbaridaft in
granO nno Scr gau5e Iiitrift mar
BON Oeufqammen be0robt. { 10 ipurOc
Oas llnriihgreiien oes 9rchoes ourt
.0as idne1e eingreiien Der 5eu9r.
mcbr perhinoert. Tie meiiten 0ei
8erIetten waren in Dem @cb1ioe Ger
@irid Mouina & Storage So. Be.
idlaftiat Die Grploiion erfoIgte i'm
aeaergcihob. Bier Subrleuie, oie
binter Dem @eb1nOe bielten. fuuroen
BON 0en iaaeHoen Sriimmern begra.
ben. 9lls Oie fqammen lid beina6e
an sc 6erauaefreiier botten, uuroen
fie nit Wiiihe pon BEN 8cnenDe6rlei.
ten un0 3uihauern ans ibrer sciGbr.
Iiden cage bcireii sSrdulein Beatrice
guans, oic 9uhbalterin ,erbielt arae
Brand. unO Shnithpun0en. Gaiian.
ten ouf ser StraBe purocn bon ial.
lenSen 9Raueritiiden leift Dcrlett.
3nei o0er Orei 9lnoere aDuroen uOn
einem 0urfJbrennen0en Saul, ser
Surh Die GrpIoiion in Shredcn ae.
iaaf sDar, leid)t oerIebt 5rant @i.
rid. Ger geihaitsleiter Oes 2a1erbau.
les. erliit b0ie 9raHDpuH0en. Ser
ihieOene fSeuenpebrIclte puroen pom
Ianh iiberpdltigt uno einige 8rauen
ans Der 3ahbarihait tuuroen por
Sdreden o5nmdftig Der &c.
iammiperIuit mir0 nid)t DieI unter
100000 betr0gen.