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The Washington times., 1909-07-25
ANSON, PEER OF ALL,
SAYS CONTEMPORARY
Great Chicago Player Was Marvel at Every Phase
of the Game-Could Field and Hit
Par Excellence.
BY sPOP" FLEMING.

1 think that # was In 1876 that first
saw Adrian Constantine Arson. since
disnihed and beloved by generation OF
fans as Pop" Arson,
he was signed by Chicago in that
year. and came west from Philadelphia
in order TO obtain his reIeEse, because
he did not want to Jay IN the Western
METROPOLIS Fate rules the movements
of bail players as we'll as Of other
human beings. Had Arson gotten his
release there is no telling what place
he would have held in the baseball
worlc although he would probably nave
made as good with the Athletics as ne
did with the Chieagos.
Over Six Feet Tall.
Arson was over six feet tall in his
stocking feet. He was a big, husky lad
with a reddish tinge to his hair. He
was one Of the best dressed men i
had ever seen when he entered Rhlnes'
billiard parlor and Immediately made
game with Dump" himself. He wore
a long Prince Albert coat, plug hat
patent leather shoes. and looked every
inch a gentleman. He had interests IN
! Philadelphia, and did not want to leave
the old burg. Finally, however, he in
duced the interests" to accompany him
to Chicago as Mrs Arson" and /
question whether he has ever regretted
| the fact that Chicago became his home.
/ AS a ball player he was one Of the
! finest ever. As a first baseman he took
/ the measure of Ed Williamson, than
whom there has never been finer
shortstOP In the business. He took the
quick throws Of Fritz Pfeffer and
F., handled the right field throws Of King
Kelley, when that $4,000 beauty was
playing right field for Chicago. Beside
this he could always be counted on to
smash the ball square on the nostril
when hit was most needed.
Played Any Position.
Ansor was probably the first great all
around ball player, for there was no
department IN the game where he did
not shine. Cap" as he was lovingly
called in later years. was wonder in
more ways than one. he started in
with the Chicago team as a fielder. he
llater became a catcher, and ended his
professional career as a hrst baseInan-
At the same time he ended his career
I ended mine in so far as my interest in
the National League was concerned
II When an organization making me
II money that this one Is, can throw Over
\ an old and tried veteran ike A. -
II Arson because his years of usefulness
II are nearing an end. and a club, 9
II member of this organization is permit
L ted TO deprive the veteran OF returns
II fror, Investments made in It as the Chi
Il cago National League Club, of which
II John r. Walsh, the indicted chicago
n banker was president, did, 1 have nc
II further use for that club.
From that date, the date Of Anson's
II retirement, TO this I have not been In
II the Chicago grounds Of the National
II League Club except three times on as
III signnents. and each time I paid my
II way in and asked ne favOrs.
Neglected By Cubs.
II Arson should have been taken care OF
II by the National League He was the
grand old man" Of baseball, He was
The Washington times., 1909-07-25
CLEVELAND SIGNS
ANOTHER TWIRLER
Bodies, Of Shreveport Club, Will
Join Maps in Few
DAYS.

SHREVEPORT. La, July 8.-Pitcher
Bodies, phenomenal southpaw Of the
local Texas league CLUB. has been sold
10 the Cleveland American League TO
report an once. some regard him better
than Harmon, just sold 10 the majors.
The reported price here is s.. 500.
The Washington times., 1909-07-25
BILLY MURRAY ONCE
CAME NEAR GETTING
WASHINGTON BERTH
Delay of Three Days Caused Him To Go To Phila-
del phia and Cantillon to Captal-Careers
Strangely Alike.
By THOMAS S. RICE.

We were grieved this morning when
our mail failed to show handful Of
letters suggesting that Billy Murray
be made manager OF the Washington
team next year. Vox PopIli, Pro Bono
Publico, A Fan, and the rest Of the busy
boys overlooked a bet on that. Or
maybe Westinghouse have stopped
reading baseball news. AS a matter Of
fact, a suggestion that Murray come
here next year would not have been
foolish nor would it have been new.
When Joe Cantillon was engaged by
the washington owners three years ago
it was after those same owners had
dickered with Murray. The choice mar
rowod down 10 Murray and Cantillon,
each having their warm admirers Muir
ray was in the East and more accessible.
The Job was finally offered to him, but
the washington magnstes were aston
ished to find that Philadelphia had
closed a deal with him three days be-
fore. That left the field clear for Can
tillon, and he has been with US ever
since.
Isn't II a cussed shame Unglaub
should waste two clean triples in a
punk game like that Washington lost
IN ST Louis yesterday?
Whether Murray will have any inf1u-
ence 20 boost him for the Washington
berth next year is not known but he
will hardly be a strong candidate Muir
rays career has been strangely like that
Of Cantillon. Both took major league
clubs that were IN the dumps. cleaned
out dead wood, got lively youngsters,
made a great showing for awhile, then
collapsed utterly. The failure Of Muir
ray IS almost as ineXpliCable as that Of
Cantill0n, but not quite, for CantlllOn' s
strange lack OF success is the greatest
mystery Of the age. Both have dug UP
excellent new material and Tor one sea
son apiece they delivered the goods so
rapidly that all the professional base
ball dopesters figured their two clubs as
about the most dangerous and uncer-
tain propositions in either league. Then,
at the very time they were expecting tO
become exalted as the men higher W
in big league society, they became the
best pair of running mates on a Demo
cratic ticket that could possibly be
found. They are men of widely different
personalities and opposite methods. to a
large extent, but they have approached
the same Sad finish neck and neck 70
the last lap. where Murray forged 70
the front and won out and down. How
do you explain it,
The Washington times., 1909-07-25
NATIONAL LEAeUE

Yesterdays Results
Philadelphia. 3; Cincinnati. 0.
Cincinnati, 9. Philadelphia, s.
Pittsburg, Z; Boston. g.
Pittsburg, 6: Boston, O.
Brooklyn. ]. St Louis. 0.
Brooklyn, /; st. Louis. o.
Chicago, i; New York, J.
The Washington times., 1909-07-25
Standing 81 lie Cluhs.

Games Today.
ST. Louis at Cincinnati.
The Washington times., 1909-07-25
MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

81 LOUIS 3, Washington, 4.
Chicago. 8: Philadelphia, 1.
Detroit. >. Boston. 1.
Cleveland, =; New York, O.
New York, g. Cleveland
The Washington times., 1909-07-25
Games Today.
Standing Of the Clubs.

Washington at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
The Washington times., 1909-07-25

Having row thrown the hammer IS4
feet incl es, John Flanagan should
get in the Uwim by trying TO throw It
across the English Channel
The Washington times., 1909-07-25

Powell was always at his best ia the
pinches. Otherwise he loafed, as his as
sOciates got him OF with a five-run lead.
The Washington times., 1909-07-25

Isn't il a cussed shame UnglaUb
should waste two clean triples in a
punk game like that Washington lost
IN St LOUi5 yesterday?
The Washington times., 1909-07-25

It's a great game. Cantillon is away
for day and Washington wins.
Hocray, that's the answer! Keep Can
tillOn away and keep on winning
CinCh, Next day Cantillon is still away
and washington gets one of IKE wOI st
beatings OF the season! Be sure that
the ice is packed n both sides OF your
head!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-28
Ger uGd,cntlid)e @cinuSbcits6cridt.

Gas iuedielpole Wctfcr Der lctten
Mod)c battc u%nbelluolen Gillilnb
ulli ocn 0ellubDcitsjullono Der
Stnoi, - 0ie S6pinolud)t ior.
bert mieoer pielc Npier. 70
@eblrtcn gemeloct.
Cab ooS unireirnolld)e, uerGitoer.
lld)c Wettcr, inter lpeld)em Valtis
more III ser IeBten @od)c 5lt lcioen
bate, nid,t obne Ginilub auf Die Ye.
uolteruug geblieben lit, 5eigt Die 3u.
nnbnle Der SterbeidlIe, mcld)e DER
@eiunobcitS . Vcridt fir Ole p%erilpl-
iene @odr mismeiit. S~en3uiolgc
itarben in DER lebtcn @odle 10 ger.
ionen, i'll Sergleid) 5n III III ocriel.
ben Wud)e oeS Toriobres.
sic buuptlGd)lid)en 5ooco llrIas
den Unren; SppbuS 2, aeud)bultcn
9. TiphtberitiS =, 1uberfuIoiia %.
Bright id)e Niercutrunfbeit I, NlterS.
ldypud)e !, Sd)mGde nod DER @eburt
fl. Selbltmoro /.
Son bcn Terltorbencn muren 1903
in oieiem 2anbe aebiirti9, 81 wuren
I'M NllSlonoe 9eborer uno bel | mor
Der @eburtsort unbefunnt.
Nm 8ebllrten muroen lnsgelnmntt
70 ungcneloei, 0nrullter 81 WeiBe II.
% Heger; 30 pnren mGnnlifen mo
40 neiblid)en @eld)lcdtS.
Sie folgenoen SGle bon anltcdcns
Den arnnfbciten wurocn I'M Yer9leid)
5u Der correlponoireu0en Wote oes
W%oriobrcs genlclbet;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-28
Sdtab9rGber- Weid)idlte.

Ser friibere 9ultinorer 2olurentc
Eerin ioQ in Spanien in @eiitcs.
aeItortbeit Selbitmoro ueriud,t
baber. - @iebt an in Hollbo Ell.
llrll mnllriid)en Eolait erporbcn
mno bel alagrnbun9eu Sd)dBc
gciltn0cn 5i baben.
Nus Waorio, Sponien, miro &c
meloet: ,Gowuro i. Norton, Dc:
amcrifouiid)e &onitl III Malaga, lit
beutc in Hon0o oll1efomnlen, nm
bort nit 9c5llg uiii 9ouretce Yeri;l
aus baltimore, iibcr oeilen Berbols
ten ienintionelle @eriidte I'M llmlnlli
Iino, cine llntcrilld,ilng nn5uItellen,
Berin lit Der Nmeritoner, luelder lid)
nclllid) nit Der au9Nciprot)clleu NIB.
iiht nad) HouOo bcOob, nm BORT jurl
8eoud)tniB leiner Iroil, neltc I'M
ucrgangenen September in Snrrolp.
England, ourd Sclbitnlorb ihr &c.
ieil cnbcte, Elm Ienfmul 5u erridten.
SIN meitcrcu TerlauI gob Yerin be
FAINT. oaB CT III Houou eillen nlull.
ridden Tuloit crIuorben babe ,lro
Dap ollrd) Nus9roblngen ollf ieinem
9eiibtbum Dor loIger Belt bort elm
gearobene Sd)Gbe 81 Soac o~eiorocrt
morben. ieien. Gle ipaliihe Megie-
rll,0 intereiiirte lid iiir oieic @nge.
lcgenbeit mo beolliiroate einelt ar.
d)itcften nut Der lln%teriitfung beS
Sbotbeltnnbes. Nnmmebr perluutet
oob Ecrin cin b0dit ouiiGuigeS 9e.
ncbn1cn 5eiat mo bob CT einenS elbii.
ntorouerlnd) imternonnlcn babc.
Cine Gepeide ans Monoa melbct
hcilic, bab Ycrin ltnter Veluaduna
l,ah Moroffo rciit."
Serr Yerin. oeiien Mnttcr unn
Ionitiae 1amilien . N~ngeb6ri9c III
Baltimore mobncii, lit lGigere Belt
nld)t bier eeipeicn.
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Sciratbss2iccnsen

Wm. 6. Wbeeler. -, nno 0eiiie
%. Wunu. q, gcioc bon Sleming
ron, va.
TbomaS i. Sorb. 81, &arrisburg,
go, unc Mimic WcIpnulo. 20,S tecl.
ton, W0.
2ouis @ernitein, d., @ittmer, Nr.
316, Siio e 2iabitraBe. mo Moiu
GonaoIo, 50, Wittuc.
8in. 1t. @edett. 81, uno 9llmo 3.
2embed, IS; Npplifant Innn Gem.
bed, Nr. 800, 8ingeololtraBe.
Sreoerid @. Wetelberaer, 81, uuo
gnnie @etclberaer, Ar, @itttpe; Mp.
plifant 8. s.. Eomplis, Tr. IA,
Goro,@olfcitroBe.
Surmon g. Smitb 81. uno Sereio
:. Rieoe, "a; NppIifont s. G.Smitb,
Tr. BOG, WurpIano Truit Clubbing.
George &. 2aneiorh.s2 mo Silou
:. Nronflin. q, Sapnespille. 3d.;
Applifant 5..S. Sauer, SIR. 1903,
WoiberitrnBe.
Sacob 0lonfmon, 90. Hr. 14O3,
@%ougbitroBe, lno Goa Goldberg, 10.
6pniun 80. Safs. 80, Nr. III, q.
StraBe, SO, @aibiustou, 9. g.,
unb Goubc 2urie, 20, Saoel, Stub.
laitb.
@m. g. 2otuenitein, 90, Wr. 1888,
observation-disclosures. uno Wnrie re.
ief, %.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-28
Spielte 9erihteritottcy

Spielte 9eri d er il
ltubl. Inter Der folidjcii
An0obe, elm Ycrid)teritotter 81 iein,
tom Der tS Sabre altc Gborles
Stcbli bon Hr. 1859, Wejt.Seriug.
ionitraBe. llad) Der 0obnulg oeS
Scrrn HSoiepb IcSbonc BON 9tr. 1924,
@onooeritraBe, uno eriud)te i'm. Die
Ietuils betreiis elmer Sodl5cit 81 sc.
ben. sls McSbonc Dem @unid)e
DTS iungcn Wannes Rcdnluna gctru'
gen nno iif) Der iingirte 3eitungs.
manu- entiernt bate, uermiBte Der
e~ritcrc cine Innenubr i'm Wertbc
Don $50. Ter 9eitoblcue eriiattete
Eln5cigc, uno &unociergeunt SiInt
pom iiiolid)en Iiitrift perbaitete
Siebli olo Der 3bot p%erbGd)tia. On er
tcreits i'm mittleren Tiitrift ein DIN.
liheS Nonoper ul,saeiiibrt bate. ie.
cod nnbeitroit entsing, oa or Dem
Goli5eirid,ter Grammar u%eriprod,en
bette. i'll Die 0unbesmarine enquire,
ten. Ios @%orineonit benotrid,ti9te
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sipal.@adlrid

Dtorsen reeulare uno Spe5ial- Sib'
ing bes Stobtratbes. - Sn Der
Iestereu miro Oa5 Gpmite fir
WitteI ulo Weae iiber Die 9uo'
gcts8erorbnung Serid)t %eritottel.
Observation-Disclosures nblebnen0
heihieoen.
Ter Stabtratb belt gelteru Mor-
CEN cine Sibuug. Die 9erooe lang &c.
mug mabrte, nm 81 beldlieBen, Ole
uid)ite reauIdre SiBuna morgcrl
Nodmittaa I'm 8 llbr 5,r bcginmen
u,o borau anid)lieBenb cine Spc3ial=
Sisung 3u balteu. Sn bicier miro
hos Gomite fir Wittel mo @ege iei.
lJrn 9eribt iiber Die Seroro-
ming eritatten.
0ic bereits geItcrn int .IeutidjeE
Gorrclponocntcn" berihtet, bat baS
Gonlite Hebuftionen poracnommen,
lnelfc sic Stcuerrate oli $t.97H
brodten. Oh Ser Stabtrotb oen De,
rif)t unperGnbert aooptiren miro, lit
cine pifcne 6rage.
Nbid)lGaIih cidieben.
Sic Charter Hepiiions Gomniiiion,
mclfc Don Srau Wiaiam u. elliott,
Der Yriiioentin Ser yGQuol Outrage
@cogue Of Baltimore, ollgeaougen
Worocu mar, Die Nminahme elmer Ne.
lt!nmlmg IN Den ncllen Stoot. Char.
Ter 81 empicblcn, Welhc Sroucn M,
ter aemiiicu 9coingmgen oos
Stimmrcd,t aelpdbrt. go6 Der Came
cincn oblchnenoen 9cid,eio. Die
Mitalieber Der Gommiiiiou olltmorte.
ten, obnc ouf Ole 6rogc Der Nered,.
t,Gnn1 obcr Nid)t.9 cred)tiglma ocs
Nraurr, Stimmrcd,ts iibcrbaupt cin.
5nsebcn, bab iie iid nid)t III Der Gage
iuten, III oieier Sraec irgcno mcld)c
MnrcBnulgcu III MAIDEN.
Conteren5 mcgen Scr Ha-
tnraas Scrorhnuna.
Stoot Yrofurotor Cigar Nncu
Ecc bate aeitern cine Gollierens nit
Scrrn 2. Gapies WarficIo biniid)tlid)
Der MISUNDERSTANDING. llcbcr
bos grgebniB oerielben mrroc nihts
befonnt a%caebcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-28
mat, amcerSiup Fault,

inipi5ire moil iene ncuen sipeiitDdi.
gen, fein cinscridtetem !Samier nu
@en-JnirmOunt.Iue., 5luiidJcu Gatbe'
riue- II. SbiplepsS trafe (2500 glod
@eIt &. Yaltimpre.S troBe), emaiuirte
9aocponne unb auseiiiie; &anuls
Drainage; nieorise anner.S tencrn;
bonogenalte Ieden; Seltibnl NIT
aotcln ausselcst; Naes cntbalteno,
mas 81, eineli moberuen 6ais ge'
bort. Ereis ser Sdnier elfbunoerr
Collars ($11OO.OO) ieoes; iebr ME.
hriser @runb5ins. 9eoineangm oe,
&duiern ongenebm eemadt.
Wan nebnre peitlid) gebenoc @ap.
Ctr. gleftriidc, iteige am terminus
ob nnb eebe Elm tSduiergepiert n0ros
lid. N1beres ourb @alter E. @eit'
pbal, 9auul1ternebn1er, an Crt nnS
Stc4e. (Sept1-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-28

rod bieicm Sale Die biciigc Yoli5ei
hoB JIG SiinaIinge pom anliber Stet.
It's nlft cilItelc. SeBt iibt Stebli
in MISUNDERSTANDING lrno iiebt
itiner 9eitroiumg cntDcgcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-28
GtmaS NeueS:
HGhne uhne Ylatten.

49, YleIes SbIfent t~ttorbett feln
aer.- 4nben eofieIbe susieben, oieJeIbe @t.fs
~tainfett llo fibIsn fi6 an ipte iidtiirli&e Sdtne.
Stngstnuenc Ve}idter fpereen normal eeiuadt.
ibre .Sdbne tsbanoclu su Iaifen. gpir ircnen
aus @nrse!n unS Stiimpfe obns alssisben.
ueas efass nffanas.w Setb SiS''f ie,,f %erUs' d Sa.@ ua, ,no.
bnr3 Giien Sum .gcranieen pirb1
0an5e SahmgebtHe $500 nme $500; ale 40.
rantirf. Braden.AStett $500 BIS $500. WsiS.
UhQnuSem psn 81 an. 9tlbersnhunuaen zoe.
TT. 9. @; DeIltn, oentf6er 3abndrot
RI. 811, Norp.3utparS.etrate.
Gpte&ftunbeH bon 8 ttr Noreens bts 0 tiSs
dbeabB: Gotintaas bon Q bts 1.30 ubs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-28

Ingcblider Eferbcoieb
terbaitet. Sergeant, @atd)
pom norboitliden liltrift uerhoitete
scltern Den 81 Sabre alten Geo. &.
Ifoiou Don Hr. 3211. 9arclopltrnBe.
iueld,cr beidruloigt lit, angeblid) am
IL. Nopember DEM Serrn Wru. i.
Spncs pon Der 8. Ctr. uno 2. ape.
Eferb nnO @agen i'm @ertbe Don
SiS5 eeitob!en 81 baben. Der 4rre-
liant wurbe Der Eolijei bon 9alti-
more-Sountp iiberaeben lmo miro in
Der Ganton-E olijeiitation oem Hid)-
fer Sbonlpion porgeiiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-28

80" @er einen glten 8iHen unb
ousel1ebme llnterbaltung liebt, Der
iGunle bas Auiternroiten niht, lpel.
dies Die ~8ereinieteu Giitrifte oes
Geutiden llnteritiitungs Sunoes"
heite Todmittag in 8eber's Yarf at
Der Sarforb.Mpao peronitalten. Gu
es aelite giebt. iueld)e Die Shaaltbie.
re niht 5u luiiroigen miiien, 10 bat
6as arrangements -Gomite oofiirS or.
&c getragen, oaB aild) anoere 2eib9e'
ridie Der Ieutid)en. tpie Sauerfraiit,
Sdmeineitipdn5e, 6ranfiurter@iirit-
hen II. |. 10. 81 bnben iinb. An Der
.Spise oes Arrangements. Gomite's
iteben Die SS. Senrp WiiGer, Mobert
Gbrenot, 2ouis 6. Sanielnann uno
Mnholph Sr6rff.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-28

Sem Nus ~ ii rfeIn in @ il.
mirtb d. a n.-SbcrIt Smann.
Eraiioent Der Eoli5eibeborbe, bat 9e.
rebl crlaiiell, oaB oos gllSmiirieln
bon @Gnien. gnten, Eiltern, Reaen.
lf)irlnen ulb moeren Sod)en in Den
@altpirtbihaftcn nit)t erloubt lit.
Sn friiberen Snbren cr5icltcn pielc
@olimirtbe 81 @eibnadten cine quite
Tebcneinnobn,e biirh ioItc .Hoii.
les. Gin @oitpirtb I'M mittIeren
Staottbcil bate bereitS Sod)en i'm
@ertbc bon 5000 cin9etouit, Ole ct
dn @eitnod)ten mlsmirfelp loiien
mplItc. f 'VH
Nus Sen @crtd cat. No.
renee aep crbiell acitern i'm areiS.
0erift obiolutc Sdeioun0 bon
Goporb aep 5nGeiprod)en. Irom acp
mobnte iriibcr IN Rr. 904. IorO-
Gborles.S troBc. uno rciIte aud, uieI
in europa. Set Snbrell lebtc Dos
Eaor getrcnnt. SUI Sabre 1888
pl,roe bas Eoar getraut.
Molcolm q. Spion reidte aeIterl;
III Der .. Nbtbeilung Oes areis9e
rid)t5 cine 8loge eiit 0eaer oiG
Georges Greet Goal ano Ssron Co."
n%erlangeno, boB oieielbe ibm lel,c
Nftiel, ousitelle iilr orei perloren
geganGene attien Der Gompaanie, bic
5ltn TahlaB oea am 5. Wai 1S49
geItorbenen Morris Hpbinion DOH
Meiu-Dorf gebortelL uno fir meld)er
NahlaB er oarnolS gum Ibminiitro.
tor ernannt miIroc. Ger Wertb Der
Ittien init Eipibenoen miro Dom
alG9er auf $37, 40 mtaeiett.
lie alu9c Der Srau 2enb 9ipmall
Gegen ibren 8atteu Mper 9. $. Sip.
man iii: permanente Mlimente. lit
POM Mifter 'Seuisler abgewieieu
morOcn. Sic gab an, ibr Monn be.
bailole lie ifled)t, mo oab lie oes.
balb nid)t nit inn leben f6nnte. Gas
Noor lit 1G Sabre perbeirotbet.
Gin grobcr Flau. - Sic
G%inietuita cines NuSiduliies burd)
ben Stndt, Der Die MiIfiidt liibrcn
iou iiber ale 2ebranitolten, meld)e
Stnats.Siilic erhultel, ionie Con,
5elltrirung nIler ioid)er Snititute IN
ter elmer groBen StdotSs lllliperlitGt
iinb Gorid)IGgc, iueId)e Stoats. Sello.
tor 5. CHARLES 2intbiclIm in DER an,
nGd,iten Gienitng int @ouperneuro-
8iireou i'm vllnion Srult". @ebGubc
i!ottfinbcnoen Gerinlnmlung ser
bonn 8ouperneiir ernannten Com.
million fiir Gr5iebumaSlpeien. Sena,
for 2intbicum lit Toriibcr Der Cont.
milton. Sein Gon5entrirungspIan
iuiiroe bas ct. Sobn's College.
Wuibington College. Warpluno Ngri,
cultural College, @cItert Marplano
College. Die mcoi5iniiden uno 5abn'
Gr5tliden Sd)ulcn. OaS Hbarma5el!,
tide College, Die HehtSid,ulen u,.o'
Die SbierarSneiitulen einifliebcn.
Gie iibrigen Mitglieoer Der Commit,
iion iinb: Or. Sra 8emien. ID. 8oteS
Stephens, Stdats.S enator Sso6n q.
Woore, ~. 9. Tihols mnb or
Staats. Senator @n1. 9. 9afer.
@ermibte ais 2eide an j..
gefunoen. - Gie 60 Sabre oltc
Catherine aebeler. peld)e am %. os.
Monats ans ibrer Bobnung. Ir.
1920, GoofiieitraBc, uerifpunoen
war, lit oils 2eihe in Der WGbe oes
gimrnnherer. Riers 81 Socuit : 8oint
aus DEM 0aiiet ge5ogen worcen. Iie
Soote murbe Don ibrer Nidte, 1rl.
Worp S. aebcler. ioentifi3irt uno int
Boli5eiboot ~aannnn" nod Der DIOR.
que iibergeiiihrt. Sn ben Spolten bes
.Tentid)en Gorreiponbenten" tpurSe
bic geritorbene an Gonneritag uls
pcrmibt angemelhet.
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Scr Snrris Mproprpsek.

Der y. SQrrtS III SQHDPH DER VIZ
ld)ipprencn. lleberrald)eno
id)nellc 9eenoigun0 ser 9clueiS.
ouinnhnle. - Holhlpcbr Die yer
tbeioieung oes N%n9eflo9ten.
Sic 9emeisouinubmc in Dem Dor
Dem &reisgerid)t 5l Modpilc uerbon.
oelteu Ero3cB aeaen ben bes MorOeS
anaefla0ten NIiper .. SarriS bot cin
lmerlpartet idnelles GnSc %gciunoen.
@egcn I llbr geItern Nbcno woren sic
BIaioopers Der beiOericitigen glnuGl,
tc beenbet, uno balo boraui 5o9en
ii6 bie @eidmorenen 5llr 9erutbuns
Suriid. Sim Mbcno ipGt bntteu tic
iid) nod nidt alli ein &croitt geei-
nigt. Sic Gertbeioigune itiiste iit
in ibren Ylaioopers oui 'Notbpebr.
Gle Seniation bes geitrigen Cages
bot Die SeugnibabIeanng oes ange'
flagten ielbit. IS erregte alieitlae
lleberraihung, ais Der S%altptpertbci'
bigger, &edtsoniunlt Gbluarb Setter,
ben Nnaeflagteu ouf ben 3eugen-
Itunb berief. 3uerlt iihtlid) crregt
mo nerp0s, Die @orie baltig berpor.
ItoBeno, aber allmdblid, ieinc &ube
micber geiuinnenb. er5dbltc Sarrio
Sen @er9ang Der Sbot. Gr ifiloerte,
luie er am Gage hes SorioueS in al.
lrr Serrgottsfriibe noh Dem 2aocn
bcs Eoole aegun9en lei, benielbcu ans
Dem Sdlafe getuett mo pon inn
WbiSfep perlangt babe. Foole. 70
illbr Der 3euge tort, babe Die Gbiire
geoiinet. uno 9eioc bGtten Suiummeu
aetrunfen; 10 ieien mcbrere Stunbcn
perGangcn. bann babe CT C3cu9c)
bon Goole %perlanst, ibm cine Slnid)e
@bistep 3n aebcn. Eoole babe Die
Sloifc MIR tbeilueile gciiiat una
&olier 5uidiitten mollcn; Dies Iobc
or Iid) perbetcn. uno boriiber iei rS
5l,n Streit gefonmen. Eoolc bcbt
i'm mebrcre MoIc nit chem 6Gbli-
den Sdimpfiporte bele9t mo iei
fd)IieBlid nit einem Sommcr ollf i'm
Sugefommen nit Der Grobuna, i'm
tobten 81 polen. Gr 0e!ige) Iobe
i'm niebergeid)lugenL uno oils Ypolc
mieoer auigeitanoen iei. babe oerielbe
nad) ieiner Slinte 9reiien wollcn, bic
III elmer gde bes 3Immers geitanben.
Seltae lei inn aber 5unorgefommen
nnb babe auf i'm gcihoNen; oaun
babe er III furhtbnrcr Auiregun9 ben
San1mer erfaBt mo oem Golicgeloen
oamit ouf Den aopi 9eid,lagcn. %.
nad) babe er nod jlueimnl al,i Den
onifeinenO 2ebloien gefellert. ST
iei 10 errreqt aemeien, ooB er ga
nid,t gemll6t babe, mos CT eioentlih
9etban. Nod)oem ct Elm iueniq rlhi-
ger gemor0en, babe er Den 2eihnom
Esn einenl Sd)ronfc 0etroaen, i'm init
elmer Tcde 5ugcoedt urb bnnn ocn
Sd)rnnt uerid)lpiien. 4IS CT perird,t
iupe, puS Rui'S 0i petlunSH, UttpC u
Die Sbiire pcrid,lolicr eeiunoen; er
babe oornui bin aus Der aleibung
6eS Eobten sic Shliiliel berporge-
iud)t, nobel er bas 8elh ($52) &C.
flmoen babe. ouS cr M lid 9enom,
men. Gr lei BON BORT nud) Srapiloh
gegongen, babe BORT nod cinem Sc,
Ipnnn telepbonirt, nit Incident CT
oann in 9esleitlung ieincr @erIobtcn
ulo ieiner Sfipeiter mad, Nodpille
5llr Nus ltealtng geidbren iei.
Gin onoercr 3cu9e bcs geitri9cn
Cages wor Scott Collins, ipeld,er
Sorris I'M @efdn9niB 81 Moduille be.
llldlt bate. 100 Der Nngefla9te inn
Elm @eit0noniB obleate. Tie MllsioSe
Oes 3eu9cn beItdtiate iuit III nGen
G%ir5elnbeiien Die Sdliloerun0 bca
an9eflngten.
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alia.Nuenue uno 1asforb.yleab.
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@runbita6 Su ianien. Mir banen anm Str
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ftA6e felt BEN Is. Vial u~ertanft. 400 proiit
seEdert. IN GplDe YerbeNerna8 Der Sarfpfb.
Rpae. Wansd an tlnternebmuussssit hat
nedb ute 0rfclge ertp suMsn. Sennen gle nada
Cad, seaier. ednle anf BEN Gtsentturn.
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