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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10
No,u tn Third Place
|No Decision Rendered in
 Johnson-Kaufn1an Fight

battled around the ring without any se- rious damage being Inflicted.
 Round 6-Kaufman was short with . left lead and the men ciinched. John Californian almost into the press stand with left heck to the body and . right across to the paw: Mix 1t, Al the crowd yelled and Ali did so. But the latter showed that he was master of the situation at any style of fight ing that Kaufman could bring to him. The round clssed with inefreetuai sx-
 Round 11kaufman tried with Jeff for the jaw. but It was SO easily block Kaufman fought in close. but not blow landed. the black man smother ing every. attempt. Kaufman started the crowd into q real cheer by plant long clinch followed. during which Johnson held back and cut loose alter nately. The gong ended a featureless 5SSns It w.s wai sonns smss. .s al n ns serve and only opened up when the fancy took him. At the end of this round. Johnson appeared to be having ter had landed only two punches to the stomach. and was constantly on the de. fensive Johnson landed often, several times rushing Kaufman to the ropes.
 
 venge with right and left swings to jaw and mouth. drawing blood copious- iy. Kaufman retaliated with a hard right hook to the stomach. Johnson joSed necessarily with the crowd.
 Round s-Johnson opened with straight left to the jaw and as the men closed In, the black swung lett and right with force to the jaw and mouth. Kaufman backed away, sell dom, if ever leading. despite instruc- tions to do 50 from his advisors. John- son again started the blood from Kaut- mans mouth, hard right and ftft swings doing the business. As kauf- man closed tn, John uppercut twice was rebuked by a hard right hook to the stomach, the best blow Kaufman landed. Johnson kept up an inces- rant exchange of badinage with the crowd duting the minute respite.
 from Johnson's face by clouting him in the stomach with . pile driving right: For q fieeting moment the black fought back bit wildly. He quickly re- gained his composure and sent risbt With the return of Johnson's smile. he drove Kaufman against the ropes and landed twice with long range lefts. The round ended with the crowd jeering Johnson and some of the spectators started to leave the arena.
 Round i0--After considerable spar ring, Johnson hooked his right to the jaw Kaufman came back and landed right and left to the face as they mixed it in the centre Of the ring; A.es shot a stifr left fS the face. Kaufman landed twice on the body with left& then sent a hard right to the atomacn and the men mixed It without damage; aTbt ended with both men siugging in- afFactivelY af at each other.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10
LIVELY AND GUEsE TwlRL
 MAGNIFICENT GAMES
Both Scraps Were Interesting from
 Start.
Allen of @No Hit gamer Reputatiol Lost First Through Bases on Balls and Timely
 Singles.

Pitching steady, championship ball and backed up by snappy fielding and base running, Jack lively and Whitey Guese yesterday beat tn eaulls In both ends of the double bill, and pushed the Climbers over the line into third place.
 It was a big crowd that fiocked out to the ball grounds. and they saw couple of hair-raising ball games, scraps in which everybody was un. .
 The first anair was Jack Lively against Frank Allen, the Alabama boy of no hit fame; s:ds wn0 no st1od ,omantous uns oc- casion down in Mobile not long ago. Both teams registered q run In the opening chapter of this setto. string ing of each of them for the next six rounds, the game being called by agree. ment at the end of the seventh.
 Cnly four hits were made of Lively, gnS wss usnE xE ta soua seesaS eeensSo sD at same time. Of the four hits. two Of them were scratches. with only two clean hits: Warson hit . sharp one in the ba first psn inning aas thst so1 ey could not get to 1t i ntime. sentell bunted and Miller's drive to right scored Watson and the only Mobile run of the game. .s The . other l.nan,b nits were
 Only four hits were made of Allen. but couple of them came in the first round. which with the only two bas.s three runs and landed the game. With one out In the last half of the first Allen walked Whiteman and Osteen, Whiteman scoring on Hart's drive to left, Osteen going to third and Hart to second on the play. Greminger bunt- ed and Osteen dashed towards the plate for the squeeze. Allen got. the bunt, would hardly stand on a test. osteen q scoring with the second run. and Hart going to third. Pope drove one at Sentell that was too warm for that gent. and Hart registered with run number 3.
 1t was a case of nothing doing for both sides from then until the seventh. when 1t was called.
 The score was:
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National League. St. Louis at Chicago. Brooklyn at New York. Philadelphia at Boston.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10
Coed Roads at FaiP.

Huntsville, Sept. 9.-(Special. )-Ths Tennessee Valley Fair Association has decIded 10 make a great day of Good Roads Day, october IS. the second day of the fair. Charles W. Thatcher, the promoter of the National Boulevard on the old Natchz Trace. will be here on that date to take part in the exercises. Ben P. Hunt has been appointed mas ter of ceremonies and he has sent in- vitationx to Senator John H. Bankhead, Congressman O. W. Underwood and other prominent men to be present and deliver addresses.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10
Second Game, ,

In the. second game 1t was Whitey Guese against simon SuggsS and both pitched magnificent games. Only one clean hit and a scratch was made oN Guese, while he gave only one base on balls and struck out four men. Suggs gave couple of bases on balls, and did not strike out man. Osteen hit clean in the fourth and Bliss beat out an in field hit in the fifth. Neither of these hits had anything to do with the Mont gomery score. which was made in the frst round. one of Suggs's bases on balls helping 1t.
 Kerwin walked. was sacrificed, and got to third on a passed ball. but was thrown out on GreminGer's hit to SuEgs. Osteen, who had got on in a players choice, was worked around to third and when Greminger started for second Miller threw the ball to suggs. Suggs throwing wild to second and Os- teen coming in with the only run of the game.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10
EXPORTS FROM MEXICO.
Big Plant May Be Erected in Mobile.

Biz P,ant May Be Erected In Mobile.
 Mobile, Sept. s.--(speciai.)--For the purpose of perfecting arrangements with a local steamer line tyansporta- ton company to handle their product from Mexico to Mobile. W. H. Bell. ,. e. Barber and W. E. Hall. capitalists. of Chicago, and officials of the Inter national Whiting and Fibre Co., have arrived in the city.
 A large plant for the refinement of the whiting as it is brought from the beds in Campeche. Mexico. has been erected at Pier and will begin oper- atIons. employing many men, with the arrival of the first steamer to the eom- pany within the next thirty days
 The men behind the company are re- puted to be wealthy. They staate that within a short time mammoth bust- ness will be carried on with the gem aral headquarters and plant In Mobile.
 The whiting will be brought to Mo- bile regularly by steamer line from Mexico, discharged from the steAmrs a i the plant on Pier : and refined and distributed to all parts of the country.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10
McFARI.AND AT WORK.
Refuses to Use Training Quarters Over 4
 aoI

Saloon.
 New Orleans, Sept 9.-Packy Mcfarland. the Chicago lightweight. has got down to hard training for his twenty round bout with Ray Bronson on Sunday, September 19, at the West Side Athletic Club.
 Mcfarland yesterday caused considerable consternation among the promoters of the training quarters which had been fixed up for him because they were over @ bar room. The pugilist declared tt was no place to train ins stating that when he was training he always fought shy of the bunch" and goed fellowship in every form.
 After the officials of the Young Mems Hebrew Association heard of this they threw open the doors of their club and gymnasium to Mcfarland and he will do his training kharA in nriYate.
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Arrnnea Final series.

Chattanooga. Sept. 9--At 12 o'clock today a meeting of the presidents of the Chattanooga and Augusta clubs and President W. A. Jones, of the South Atlantic League. was held to make arrangements for the post series league pennant. It was decided to play three games here and three in Atlanta. and continue, if necessary un- til one team wins four games. The seventh game will be played In Au. srusta, if one is necessary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10
poatmnntern nt aainesville

Gainesville. Ga, Sept. s.-Addresses of a business and patriotic nature fea- tured today's session of the convention of the National Association of Postma ( ters of the second and third class t. day. The principal speakers were State Senator H. H. Perry. of Georgia George P. Estes and Henry D. Blair, nostmaster at Waukesha, Wis. Allan tic City was chosen for the 1910 con- vention. ohicers will be elected to- morrow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10

American Association. Minneapolis at Kansas City St. Paul at Milwaukee. Toledo at Louisville. Columbus at Indianapolia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10
PENSACOLA WINS FROM
 FAST ANDULUSIA TEAM

Pensacola. Fia,& Sept. s.-(Speeial.y in one of the fastest baseball games aeen here this season the Pensacola team this afternoon took the first gar, of a series of three from the Andaiu S~ ing was fast by both teams, seyera. double plays shutting or the visitors when they had chances of scoring.
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Mobile.... .VV0 00O o-0 Montgomery. .. ....1OO 900 "-l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10
BAPTIsTs AT THoMAsTON.
Begin Eighty-eighth Annual Session of
 Association.

Thomaston, Sept. s.--ISpecIaI.J--Ihe eixhty-eighth annual session of the Bethel Baptist Association convened In the audItoriu moi the high school yes- terday morning. This was the largest gathering of any association iu Ma rengo County.
 J. E. Hecker. the present Moderator. waa reelected. J. O. Bailey refusing tn ba reelected as Secretary. Howard Adams of Linden was elected.
 Rev. William F. Shute. of Mckinley. occupied the pulpit at the morning ses- sion and preached a forcible prohibi- ton sermon.
 The afternoon session was taken up by the business of the Association. Rev. W. W. Howard preached last night.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10
American Girl Dies.

Berlin. Sept. s.-Miss Marie F. of Corpus Christi. Texas. died in Berlin late yesterday of heart and lung trouble. Miss Montgomery was here studying the violin. Her only friend in Berlin was q German woman. Miss Mueller. who pawned her own violin, tewelry and clothes and lived on the verge of starvation in order to send her dyina American triend to a hospital
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10
AHhletsea VOaA

Philadelphia. Sept. 9.-New York was easily defeated today by Philadelphia. II to 8. Laporte injured his angle sliding into second and was carried of Philadeiphia ....12o BIO o4s-ii 10 a New York p0O3 000 p00-
 Batteries-Morgan anS Livingstone; Hughes and Sweeney 3, 2:0S. Um- pires, Egan and SheridaI4.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10
Auto Races In New Orleans.

New Orleans, Sept. s.-PresIdent Thomas Campbell, of the New Orleans Auto Club announces that a meeting of the club will be called this week. when plans will be made for the holding of fall auto race meet here. The proceeds will go to the good roads fund, and particularly for the building of the road from this city to Baton Rouge. The idea has met with considera- ble favor from the autoists and good roads enthusiasts and 1t is planned to make the fall races excell last winters mardi graa apeed events.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10
Attemps to WreeA Train.

Annlston, Ala. Sept. 9--NeWB hAs iust been received here of an attempt to wreck q westbound southern Rail way freight train near Bynum, last night. Section Foreman Whaless. who had his hat shot of from ambush while Investigating the attempt. re- turned to the scene this morning. heav- fly armed. A rigid investigation is be. ing made.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10
rnrth shoc,k Reeoraed.

Washington. Sept. s.-A well defined earthouake of moderate intensity was recorded by the seismographs of the Weather Bureau. beginning almost ex- actly at noon. September s. Its total duration was nearly two hours. The origin of the disturbance is placed by oficiaIs in the vicinity of Aleutian Islands.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Tie at St. L.nuia,

St. Louis. Mo. Sept. s.@After Chi cago had scored three runs in the first half of the eighth inning. in the first scheduled game today, rain inter fered and the score reverted to the tie. 1 to 1.
 The second game of the double header was postponed. St. Louis -. 1...... 001 900 0-1 6 l
 Batteries-ISmith and Payne; Petty and Stephens. Time, 1:SS. Umpire. O'Loughtlin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10
r..,n roIIIslon tn Trt.h

Salt Lake City. Utah, Sept. s.--Fast train No. collided on the Salt Lake. Ios Angeles and San Pedro, westbound. coilided with local train No 200 near Tfntic Junction, seventy--ight miles from this city, today. A number Of persons are reported Injured.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10
he'd eox Beat NatfouaIs,

washington, D. C.. Sept. e-Gray weakened in the tenth in tooay's game. Boston winning. 3 to 1. The Washing ton club today traded Pitcher Charles Smith for OutiAlder Gessler.
 Score by innings: R. HlE. Washington =. 00O 900 100 0-1 6 3 Boston ........ 900 001 900 2--3 12 l
 Batteries Gray and Street: Pape and Donohue Time. 1:4o. Empires. Con. nollY and Kerin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10
I,nen.ea in Mn dIson

Huntsville. Sept. s.-(Spscial. 1-Pub- lication under the Fuller prohibition law of the names of parties who have internal revenue license for the sale of epirltuous and malt liquors shows that Madison countians have forty-eight such licenses. Only ten of this num- ber were issued to persons outside of Ahia city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10
nnrIe WIna Game-

New York. Sept "A home run by Doyle. his third in two days. won an- lyn this afternoon. Doyle's four scoring Crandall ahead of him. RrooRlyn ...s10 o1o OoO-5 10 2 ? New York .....: .021 100 20"--e II 2
 Batteries-Scanlon; Fucker and Meyers Time, 1850. Empires. RigIer and Kane.
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N1r.. !. A. Nrurphr Diea.

Cincinnati Sept. s.-Mrs. John A. Murphy. widow of one of Cincinnatrs best known physicians and prominent fin the local and national councils Of the Daughters of the American Revo- Iution. died suddenly at Fort Thomas Ky. today. One of her daughters. Mrs Edwin Gardner. of Nashville. was with
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Climbers Win Both
Edifed By Wallace Scresps, k.
LEADERS WIN AGANIDUBs LOSE AGAIN |
CRACKERS PLOY DRILLIANT CAME
 WITH PBLxCANs. 1
Barr Made Great Catch of Brcften- stein's Fly in Rfwht and Don- bled Huelsnnan at Home
 Plate.

Atlanta, Ga, Sept. s.-Atianta de- feated New Orleans this afternoon by the score of to 2, in game that was replete with brilliant nelding on both sides. The best thing of the contest was q double play by Barr and Me- Murray. Barr In light field caught . fly sent out by Breitenstein and dou- bied Hueisman. who ran from third. at the plate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10

Summary--Two base hit, Yancey. Sacrifice hit. Coulson. Stolen base. Daubert. Henline. Double play. Kieber balls, Fieharty, 1. Struck out Fle- harty. 6; Kieber. I. Time 1:4o. Um-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10
BABBLERs swIPB TWELVE INNING
 CAME.
Birmingham Dlanked en Home Grcunds By Memphis in Pitchers Battle
 Between Flsharty And

Birmingham. Sept. s-Memphis won . twelve inning game this afternoon when Kane coliided with Larsen on Wheeler's pop fly. which was followed by a sacrifice and . couple of hits. one being to the infield. Fleharty and kieber were in fine form throughout
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10
ELEVEN INNING TIE
NASHVILLE AND LITTLE ROCK
 PLAY sNAPPY BALL.
Game Full of Interesting Features, Both Pitchers Being Especially
 Effective With Perdue
 Landing the H0nora.

Nashville, Sept. 9.-Nashville and Little Rock played eleven innings to- day, darkness stopping the contest, was full of snappy work and features. Both pitchers were effective. Perdue especially so. He kept hits scattered, had perfect control and placed three tion Score:
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LeN1ar Rnnnd nYer.

Huntsville. Sept. s.-(Special.( (-Claud LeMay, a Lawrence County citizen was brought to Huntsville yesterday after noon on a charge of retailing licuor with out a government license. LeMay Hliry
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King Goes in AiFship.

Friedrichshafen, Sept. s.-Count Zep- pelin took up the King Of Saxony for an hours run in his airship. The King expressed himself as delighted.
 FsfSttcn,S ,(oberEs ssc.tonE- i'm w
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philliea Win Another.

Boston. Sept. 9.-Philadelphia won the third game of the series ..x.av, to 0. Score: SHE. t.
 Philadiphia ... 200 010 o0o--3 6 1 Boston .. =. LOCO 900 000-c 1 0
 BatterIes-Moore and Dooin; Richie and Graham. Time. 1:44. Umpire.
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nx...h.IY tu Seutau.aa

Union. s. C., Sept. S.-Because he forged the name of his brother to check for S15, Berry Mitchell, a young white man, was today sentenced to one year in the State penltentiary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10

summary-Struck out. by Perdue, 1: bv Buchanan, 9. Base on balls. of Ruchanan. 1. Stolen bases, Persons, Perry, Casey. Two base hits, Grady. Buchanan, Collins. Double {. plays, Flood to Grady; Buchanan to Graay pires, o'Brien and Pfenninger.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10
Logger Ia Killed

Huntsville. Sept s.-(special.)-A yonng logger named Anderson was killed near New Market by having his sskuli crushed under a heavy log. The log rolled or a wagon on him and kill Ad him inetantlY.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10

summary--sacrifice hits. whiteman. Greminger. Stolen base. Osteen. Pass ed ball, Ludwig 1. Base on balls. by Guese 1, by Suggs 2. Struck out by Guese {, by Suggs J. Time of game. 1:I5. Umpire. Moran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10

Wine, 75e gallon, wfne.. Your choice, sherry, port, blackberry or catawba, put up fin Eisss.
 GREIL TRADING CO, Pensacoaas Fla.
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Summary-Struck out, by Breiten- stein 1. by Fisher Bases on balls. by Fisher 2, by Breitenstein 1 Two-base hits. Huelsman, Jordan Wild pitch. Breitenstein. Double plays, Newton to Jordan, to Smith. Barr to McMurray. Sacrifice hits, Dexter and Fisher. Time. 1:40. Umpire, Carpenter and Fitzsim- monss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10

Summary-Sacriflce hit Sentel!. Bases on errors. Montgomery. I: Mo Mo finger. Left on bases, Montgomery, 3: Mobile. 4. Struck out. by Lively. l: by Allen. Base on balls. by Live ly 2; by Allen, 2. Time of game, t:s0. Umpire, Moran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10
Train DersIIea In Kannaa

Palmer, Kan, Sept. s.-Missouri Pa- cihc passenger train No. 50i, west bound. was deraiied near here today. A number of persons sustained inju- ries.
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NATIONAL LnAoun
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
southern.

Montgomery, 3-1: Mobile. To. Atlanta, s; New Orleans, 2. Nashville, 1; Little Rock, 1, (i1 in. nings.)
 Memphis. 2; Birmingham, o.
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FeatureIess Game

Chicago, Sept. 9.-Chicagc defeated St. Louis 2 to l in a featureless game today. Score: R HI. E . st. Louis .. 900 100 00O-1 ! i
 Batteries-Overall and Archer; Lush and Phelps. Time, 1:40. Umpire, O'Day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10

B. W. oosa. general manager of the Sky Dome, was arrested this after" noon on 6 warrant sworn to by L4' cense Oficer Guegnard. he being charged with doing business without a license.
 The troubles of the open air show are coming all together. as yesterday they were stopped from erecting top over the place on the ground that ft was Increasing the fire hazard.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10
National League .

Pittsburg. 8: Cincinnati, 1. New York, 6; Brooklyn, s. Philadelphia, 8: Boston. 0. Chicago, 2; St. Louis. 1.
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American LeaGua.

Detroit-Cieveland. rain.
 Boston, 8: Washington, 1.
 St. Louis, |; Chicago, 1. (called iD seventh inning. Second game post poned; rain.l
 Philadelphia, Il; New York. 3.
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GAMES TODAY.

southern League. Mobile at Montgomery, (doubls header.) New Orleans at Atlanta. Little Rock at Nashville. Memphis at Birmingham.
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Far,ncr and Hayes Matched.

,,ar of Peoria, III, and Grover Hayes of Philadelphia. were today matched e fight len rounds at the Royal Athletic Club here next Saturday night The men will weigh in at iss pounds at o'clock.
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American Association.

IndianapoIis-Co Columbus. rain. Louisville, 6; Toledo. 9. Minneapolis, 3; Kansas City, O.. St. Paul, 8: Milwaukee. 2.
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The tucked yoke of lace or tuile Is almost unnversal on Paris gowns.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10
pr..I. catcler,a Renord

Pittsburg, Pa. Sept. 9-Pittsburg won a l!stless game from Cincinnati today. to l. the number of consecutive games caught in a season. having caught i1a in succession.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-09-10
sUsPENDs POLICEMAN.

Mobile OaaeeR Allowed Robbers on His
 Beat.
 Mobile. Sept. s-(Special )-As the result of . robbery of two stores on Royal Street. in the heart of the down town district. Oficer EvanR on duty on that beat. was tonight suspended pending an investigation.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1909-10-01
nR. J. H. SMOOT,i

Having located in Woodstock, can
be found al his residence on Norm
Muhlenburg Street, the late residence
of DR.. j. l.. Campbell, wher not pro-
| fessiOnally engaged.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1909-10-01
In the Old osrmanic Wilderness.

Leaving Mummelsee on misty
morning. you enter green underworld
OF strange dew bediamOnd brilliance,
skirt the head Of deep sOulhward
looking valley aud emerge upon
sunny open plateau beyond Eckle ana
look down upon Wildsee. circled 10y the
dark pines Of an untouched forest that
Strct, hes away To the blue and distant
hills. is easy here TO imagine your
self ba (. i'm the heart Of the old Ger
manic wilderness. in the heroic days
when Hagen slew Siegfricd with
cOward's blow. The morning sun SlintS
upon bright spear tops among the trees
and the wind brings SnatCheS OF rOugh
war songs shouted by barbarian voices.
Your heart swellS with the lat OF bat
tie and the chase. and If !ou have
German blood In yOur veins II col
back through the dark middle ages Il"
that dim and mystic youthday of tn
world when heroes met at the Raven
ma Schlacht. Within the hoCr yor
find yourself back in the twentieth
century among motorra"S drawn M
beside the hostelry AZ R"heStoin. where
the Hohenwcg drops iuio th" coMmon-
place and crosses the So> nrnmenl ma
cadam before climbing tde steep SIDE
OF the Rothe Schlidkopf. From ~
Black Forest Pathway" by Frederick
Van Rpuren. Jr.. in Scribner'S.