davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27

Two base hit: Steinfeldt, Hts: OF Camp
bell. s In seven innings; Rowan 2 in one
Inning. Sacrifice hits Campbell, Hof-
man. Stolen bases: Bescher, Evers,
Scheckard. Double play: Mclean and
Egan. Left on bases! Chicago, s; Cincin-
natl, 3. Base on balls: Reulbach, 1; Camp
bell, 1; Rowan l. Base on errors; Chi
out: Reuibach. 8 Time: les Umpires:
O'Day and Emslie.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
KANSAS CITY WINS CLOSE ONE
Both Pitchers DO Good WOrk--Star
Fielding by Carter.

KANSAS CITY, June 26.-Kansas City
| defeated Louisville today by a score OF 4
to 3. Both pitchers we're effective at crit
ical stages and Carriers fielding was a
feature. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
IT. PAUL WINS BY HITTING

Bunches Them on Two Pitchers and
Defeats lumbu
ST. PAUL, June 26.-St. Paul punched
hits off Nelson and Goodwin in the sixth
and eighth innings and won the second
game of the series from Columbus by a
score of s to s. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
.Batted for Mcsurdy In ninth

Toledo ......n........O o o o 90
Two-base hit: McSurdy. Home run: era
vath. Sacrifice hit: Hinchman. Double
to Freeman. Base on balls: Wilson, /; Nc
Sturdy, l. Struck out: Wilson, 4. Left on
bases: Minneapolis, 3; Toledo, 8. Time: 1:2O.
Umpire: Owens.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
PHILADELPHIA


sBatted for Foxen in the fifth.
"Batted for Grant in the ninth.
Philadelphia ."".""S JSSSSS &c
Two base hit: Thomas. Three base hit:
Coffey. Hits off Covaleskie, 3 in two ard
one-third innings; Brown 2 in four inp-
ings. Sacrifice hits: Stem, Graham, Gran
Stolen bases; Becker, 2. Double play: Mat
Philadelphia, 10. Base on balls; Mattern, ];
Foxen, 2; Covalsskie, /. Struck out: Mat
tern, 3; Covaleskie, Foxen. 3; Brown, 3.
Time; 1:59. EMPIRES: Rigler and TRULY.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
GIANTS TAKE THEIR SEVENTH

Round Out Week Of Luck by Defeat
ing
NEW YORK, June 26.-By defeating
Brooklyn today. 2 to 1, New York rounded
out a week OF victories. The game, the
seventh In succession the locals have won.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
CHICAGO BEATS CLEVELAND
shutOut is Due to liability to Hit
Pitcher Walsh.

CLEVELAND, June 2s.-Chicago de-
feated Cleveland. 2 to 0. today. the locals
being unable to connect with Walsh with
men on bases. Joss also pitched a strong
game, but was beaten by Isbell's batting.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
BOSTON TAKES AN EASY ONE
Knocks One Pitcher clear Out and
Bats Another Freely.

WARRINGTON, June 26.-Boston de-
fested Washington today. to s. knocking
Gray out OF the box in the second inning
and hitting Hughes In timely fashion,
Catches by Donohue and Milan featured
the game. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27

tbs, Spencer "a, Two-base hits; Walters,
Miller. Double play: Walters to Clark.
Left on bases: Lincoln, Il; Pueblo, IA
Sacrifice hits: Locke C2), Davidson, Curtis,
Thomas. Spencer. Passed balls: BY Nc
Cafferty, 9 Bases on balls: Off McCaf-
plre: Glenalvin. ATTENDANCE: LOO.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-06-27
MILWAUKEE,.

'Batted for Manske in seventh.
Milwaukee ..........0 0 0 Q OIL
Indianapolis ..........1 o l o 0 0 l ! o.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-07-29

ninety-nne per cent. OF sweet mixed fat,
anu may consist OF mixture OF refined
cotton seed oil or other edible vegetable
oils with sweet beef fat or other edible
animal fat, and must be sold under a reg
lstered or proprietary brand and properly
labeled with a distinctive trade mark or
name, bearing the name OF the manu-
facturer.. Edible cotton seed oil Is hereby
defined as refined cotton seed oil free
from dlsagreeable taste or doors White
cotton seed oil for, edible purposes is cot
ton seed oil which has been refined in
such manner as to be nearly odorless,
colorless and flavorless Winter cotton
seed oils for edible purposes are those
from which a portion OF the stearne has
been removed. They may be either white
or yellow Whenever the State Chemist
may find, by examination or ANALYSIS
that adulterated, misbranded, or imitation
drugs, liquor or food products have been
manufactured for sale, or put on sale IN
this State he shall forthwith furnish
certificate to that effect to the Commits
sloner OF Agriculture, who shall transmit
the same to the proper prosecuting officer
In the county where the said adulterated
misbranded or Imitation drugs. liquor or
1000 product was found, and shall cause
the goods so aduterated or misbranded to
be seized by the Sheriff OF the county In
which such goods are found. 1t shall be
the duty Of the said prosecuting officer
10 prosecute all persons violating any pro-
visions OF this Act as soon as he receives
the evidence transmitted by the Commits
sioner Of Agriculture.
sec IL mat lne state chemist Sndll
make an annual report to the Governor
on work done In execution Of this Act,
which report may be included in that now
made on commercial fertilizers and pub
lished Herewith. The actual expenses OF
the State Chemist or one Assistant State
Chemist, in attendance upon the annual
convention Of the Association Of Official
Agricultural Chemists OF the United
States, or when officially representing
the Department Of Agriculture by order OF
the Commissioner, shall be paid from the
funds appropriated for travelling expenses
OF the State Chemist.
Sec. Il. Be II further enacted That IN
order to enforce and carry out the pro-
visions Of this Act, the sum Of five thou
said dollars, or so much thereof as may
be necessary, is hereby annually appro-
priated and set aside out Of the fees aris-
ing from thl inspection and analysis OF
fertilizers, and ~ much thereof as Is nee
essary is made Immediately available
/ that the proceeds arising from the fees OF
/ this office be turned into the Treasury for
| the use Of the General Fund.
] Sec 2. That all laws and parts OF laws
/ in conflict with this Act be, and the same
/ are hereby repealed.
/ Sec g. That this Act shall be in force
and effect Immediately upon approval by
/ the Governor,
Approved June T. 1909.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-07-29

AN ACT to Provide for the Sale Of Lands
THAT are Now, or May Hereafter BE,
Vested in the Trustees Of the Internal
Improvement Fund Of the state OF tlor-
ida and the State Board Of Education
OF the state Of Florida, A.
Be II Enacted by the Legislature OF the
State Of Florida; -
Section / THAT hereafter no lands IN
the State of Florida that are now, or may
hereafter be, vested in the Trustees OF
the Internal Improvement Fund OF the
state OF Florida or the state Board or
Education Of the State OF Florida shau pe
sold. conveyed or disposed OF by the sara
trustees or by the said Board Of Educa-
tion until notice by publication shall nave
heen given for the full term OF thlrty
5SOl DAYS prior to such SALE Provided
That this Act shall not apply TO home
stead railroad or canal grants as now
provided for by law. - No.
Sec. 3. That hereafter, when the Trusss
tees OF the Internal Improvement tnn99
or the State Board Of Education shali
decide or regard 1t eXpedient to SCI, any
Of the lands that are now or may mere
after be. vested in the Trustees Of me me
internal Improvement Fund OF the state
~ FLORIDA or In the State Board OF Bdu-
cation they shall give thirty days no
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-07-29
cAAPTER se4o-lNo. 70.

AN ACT to Encourage the EstablishGmenlt
and Maintenance OF Cnehclossd S1baT
Game; to Encourage the lntTouuStloLl.
Raising and Propagation OF me Salle,
the Protection Of Snch Gatne, EIssS SI,,e eS
and Game and the Time N Wh l I, LIZ
MAY be Hunted and Killed, and Provla-
ing Penalties for Violations OF This ACT.
Be It Enacted by the Legislature OF the
Section /. Any person, firm or corpora
ton owning or controlling, by tease ~
otherwise any unenclosed lahuS IN Wy
State OF Florida upon which such person,
firm or CORPORATION may establish a game
preserve for the raising, propagation anu
protection OF Hungarian paruluges, ILls
necked English pheasants ana olheI 6ailts
birds NOT native to the State, ana sucn
other game as is or shall be protected Dy
the laws Of Florida, or 10 raise ana PIoPa-
any portion thereof shall before being
entitled 70 the protecuon OF Ihe pIoS iiSIJ %
of this Act post. said lands oy plaSins
notices upon the boundaries OF the same
and along every side thereon, az IreqSSsanSS
Intervals not exceeding two nuhuISu
wards, at conspicuous places, when ~ nj,
tees shall be painted OF sIaI n6Psted ~ where
The can he conspicuously seen, which, no
tices shall forbid any hunting klltths,
manning chasing OF 0[ne 6tbeT came on
said lands: and whenever said LANDS shals
have been posted under the provisions OF
this Act, II shall be unlawlui lGI any mas
aF-4a
and hunt kill, MAIN, chase or othefWlse
Interfere with said birds or other gdills.
ANY person violating any OF the proylsloIiss
o fthis Act shall, upon conNlctlon thSiTsoi'
he fined not more than hundred dollaI ,,
or confined IN the county JAIL not more tors
than thirty days Provided, Ihat the YER az
ritorv OF lands to be protected by the
nroyfsions OF this Act shall not IN any
one tract exceed in area six hunureu anu
forty acres, and that no person, com
pany or corporation shall own more tha1
one such game preserve and trovloeo
alton establishing, owning or contIoilltt.s
such game preserve shall be sublect y
me laws Of the State OF tlorlda reBuaI'
| ing the hunting Of game. u,
Sec 2. That no person, firm or coIPola'
| ton shall be allowed to hunt, cna i;.i
Q MAIN XIII or otherwise interfere VIII
/ any Hungarian partridge, ring-neeikssI
| English pheasant or other, game DRY,
/ not native 10 the State which may pt
placed upon, raised or propagateo uPVi
| any such game preserves or IN TINS Stat,
/ for the period Of three years a ttoIn tb IA
/ peTiod no such Hungarian partridge, ring
| necked English pheasant or other Fam y,
/ birds not native TO this State shau o.
/ chased. hunted or killed except duIinl
/ me period allowed by law for the huhun'
| OF game birds. -, .,ps,,,,,, ~ ma
! lieiously deface, remove, mutilate or oe
l stroy any notice put UP under the PI II,
! Visions OF this Act shall, upon conNlcIlC
i thereof. be fined not exceeding tlity, uol
I lars or imprisoned in the county jan "
4 exceeding thirty days, or BOTH In the uis
i pretion of the Court. -
Sec. 4. All laws or parts OF laws IN con
riet with this Act be, and the same ar
hereby, repealed. o
/, Approved June 4, 1903.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-07-29
cHAPTER 594t-tNo. ~.

AN ACT Authorizing the. Board Of COM S,I1
missioners Of state Institutions 70 r ESrt
chase Lands for Prison ferI ~ 20 u, ~
Direeting That Certain Prisoners Re
Not Leased for Pay, and Proylolng the
Means TO Defray the Expense Necessary
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-07-29
cHARTER 5e42-(No. ~.

AN ACT to Require that All state, county
and Municipal Records Shall at All
Times be Open for Public Inspection.
Be 4 Enacted by the Legislature OF the
State OF Florida:
rotinicipal records shall at all times be
open for a personal inspection OF any cit
zen OF Florida, and those in charge OF
such records shall not refuse this priv
ilege TO any citizen.
Sec. 3. That any official who shall vio-
late the provisions Of Section Of this Act
shall be subject TO removal or impeach-
ment 80.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-07-29
CHAPTER sese-(No. 7Ol.

AN AC1 to Prevent the Wanton or IN
BE il Enacted by the Legislature OF the
State Of Florida; ,..., g.. ans,
person catching or taking mullet, oF any
other food fish, in or from any OF the
waters Of this State, and not using such
fish because Of its small siXe or other
cause to put or leave such tish on any
hank shore beach or other place out OF
water. hut such person shall Immediately
return such fish TO the water. ,,,-
Sec. .. Any person violating or failing
10 comply with the provisions Of this Act
shall he deemed guilty of a misdemeanor,
and shall be punished by a fine OF not
more than one hundred dollars or I'M :
prisonment not more than Sixty Gays Vi
by both such fine and imprisonment
AnnroNed June 4. 1907.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-07-29

that when they are opened they Will
swing to the outside.
Sec s. The Board OF Public Instruction
for the several counties OF the state
OF Florida shall, on or before october 1st,
1909, or as soon thereafter as may be
practicable. nave the doors OF said school
buildings changed, II necessary, TO comply
with the provisions OF Section OF THIS
Act
Sec c. The Superintendent OF Public In
struction OF the State OF Florida shall,
on or before October LIST, 1909. or as soon
thereafter as may be practicable, formu-
late and prescribe tactics Of Instruction
for fire drills for all the public schools
OF the State OF Florida, and each teacher
teaching in such school shall be ,providedi
with a copy Of such tactics, and II shall
be the duty Of each and every Of such
teachers 10 instruct the students OF their
respective schools In such fire drills as
prescribed by the State superintendent
OF Public Instruction.
Sec. Z. Any teacher or officer mentioned
In this Act who shall fail or refuse 70
comply with the provisions hereof shall
be removed from his position or office.
Sec. S. This Act shall take. effect from
its passage and approval by the Governor
Approved June 4 1903.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-07-29
cHAPrER 5ese-tNo. sel.


AN ACT Providing for and Requiring the
Teaching Of the Elementary Principles
OF Agriculture and the Elements OF Civl
Government in All the Common Schools
OF the State OF Florida; to Provide q
Penalty In Case Any County Board Of
Education Fails to Provide for the
Teaching OF the Same, and Requiring
EEXami TaiIrS Upon Said Said Subjects. w.
Be II Enacted by the Legislature OF the
State Of Florida:
Section /. That the elementary prln,
ciples OF Agriculture and the elements OF
Civil Government be included IN the
branches OF study taught in the common
and public schools Of the State Of Florida,
and shall be studied and taught as thor
oughly and in the same manner as other
like required branches are STUDIED ana
taught In said schools.
Sec @ That II shall be the duty OF the
County School Board Of Education Of the
several counties Of the State TO prescribe
and require that the teachers through9u'
their counties respectively, teach the exc .
mentary principles Of Agriculture, and ne
Elements OF Civil Government, in the
same manner as other Ike requlred
branches are studied and taught in said
Sec. 9. That it shall be the duty Of
all examining boards in this State IN pre-
scribing examinations for teachers IN Iht
public schools, to require them 70 staha
satisfactory examination in the elemen-
tary principles Of Agriculture, ana tht
clements Of Civil Government, the sans
as upon any other subjects taught in sal0
Sec 4. That any person who fails Of
neglects to comply with the foregolnt
provisions Of Sections !, and g. WheI
the requirements OF SAID pToNlsl,92inis aPplS
to them. shall be guilty Of negligence o,
their duty and subject to removal py tnS
proper authority for such tailpre &c
comply with said law. ..s,.-,,.
Sec 8. That all laws and parts OF Jaw
I'm conflict herewith Is hereby repeated
Approved June Z, lSOS.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-07-29
oAAPTER 5ss7-tNo. 90.


AN ACT requiring Proper Fire Proteet, iS,a
for Teachers and Students OF Fup Sas
Schools, Prescribing the Means p ior
Sneb Protection, and Prescriolng Ten en-
sitiss Tor Not Constructing, lntroavS-
ing AM Maintaining the Means ior
such Protection. ---,.,..,,ra ~ +he
State Of Florida! ., .-.,,,t, ,obooi build-
ms within the State OF Florida, OF Two on
,I ., stories in height, the stoIy, I ~
scbooi nurposes, shall be PROVIDED WI" ~
sdeCWate stairways or fire escapes AOi
es-ress in case OF fire. -. ..,,v-,., ,s
essec 3 The number OF suoh stalr WY ,sa >
81 live escapes, and their location, ma ma.
Vta,,aI ana construction, shall be as oesls
mated and prescribed by the Boa "a ,c ~
pl,biic instruction Of the county IN M vi
sid school building or buildings snah Oe
ioesa ec The Board Of Public Instruction
Of each Of the counties Of me SsS.e 81 ~
ie6a or as soon thereafter as may
n1yysctieabie. have constructed tRe s't ~
1--we or fire escapes herelnDeiSIe os
scrjbed and shall at all times keep VI
have the same kept In pertect oreeI; nv
Sec 4 mat all the outer doors OF ~
pubiic school building, where she - SilSs
be two or more rooms, shaA De 30 nuns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-05
Gtaot Baltimore.

9 GieBtuitieer Meacr. =
Charles Carroll, cit 36 Sabre alter
Nescr. Der am 3reitag abeno moro.
luItig lumber lief unb Senanoen 3u
erIdieBen orobte, murSe geitern Yor-
mittaa bonn Eoli5eirid)ter 2epis fir
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t%cltgebalten uno megen ii,aebiibr-
lid]en gctragens su SIS Celebrate
perurtbcilt. Carroll befam atn ,Jrei-
ita9 Nbene bon cincm llnbefannten
nit. ei,ler Veitihe cine 1rad)t Nrii.
SCI. @ltbcntbronnt Lief CT nod lei.
.itrr @obniine inb betpafntete lid nit
eincm getaoenen Meuoluer. Hah Der
NriarIitatte fehrte er oarauibin gu.
lid. Sicr 1laubte CT, ieilen an9rei.
1cr cnt0edt ui baben uno 5ielte auf
hcnlelben mil. Der ShuBwaiie. Sobn
Vrolun bon Hr. 1OS, @inter. Strabe,
cntriB Dem @iitbenoen Die @aiie uno
rer in aebfnsaeiabr idmebcnoe Re
ar ergriff bic 1lufts Gle @erbaf.
ees 9nttolt bemwfneaigte Ser.
gcant 8tite.
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Ghamplaia.1 cnfmal III Stiff Sapen,

Ylatts q, a.. september.
.Gie cafe Gbamplain : 6eier . Com.
ntiiiion bes Staates Nem.Yorf itimmte
gcitcrn iiber oie Gage ocs YIases ab,
chi Dem our Grinnerulte drt Den gnt.
hcder oes Gees elm Ienfmol erridy.
'tet meroen iou. 1ie Wabl iieI aui
cine b~od)selescne SteIe in Gliii.Sa.
cen, R.-Y., orei IeiIen iiiolid uon
bier, bon Der aus man einen herr.
llfen Munoblid iiber Den See geniebt.
Cos Genfmal ielbit miro mabrid)ein.
lid in 6orm elmer Statue oes SeIoen
BUR ausiiibrung fommcn. Nus Den
llebcrid)iiilen oes 1cItes itebeu Der
Gommiiiion 81 oieicm 3pedc nod
$4,000 CUR @~eriiigung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-09-05
Our Baltimore Cpcrniaiiom.

Ter 0aronticiono wdd)it. - Iie be.
item Musiiften auf Elm poait1noi-
.ges aufbringen beiielbcu porball.
ben. = Gtipas BON Dem aiinltler.
Herional Der metropolitan Opern.
8eieIihoft. - Gin neller Stern.
Aud) IN lester @ode mieoer limo
Die Musliften giinitiger gelporben,
boB Die Muiitliebbaber 9altimore's,
reide fir oieien @inier cine Saiion
GROCER Sper erboiien, luie lie @alti-
more ME aitpor erIebt bot, in ibren
Griportlh9el niht aetGuibt meroen.
ST.. Bernard lllrifL Der @eihGitsiiiD-
rer Der .Sprir", erbielt in ben Iestcn
1ageit wieocr einige Gortrihutioncn
iiir ben 100000 @orantie.S onb, ,pel-
DIE oenielbrn uuf ca. $4,000 an.
ldfpellen liebtn; ouBeroem iullroeh
ibm bon mebreren Seiten Geripred)f
ungell 9enlud)t, Die biuneu aur5em
iit) realiiiren oiirften.
Sic .Gpric" miro III ibrem Snuern
gegenmGrtig einidneioenbcn baiiIi.
den gcr0nOcrilngen untermoricn ln0
nit nellen 1cforofonen perieben, 10
bob Der Wuientempel iid), penn Die
Rep-D orter Singpogel ibren Gin5ug
in oenielben baltel1, IN einem iebr
idnruden@ elponoe ~prdientiren oiirite.
Gle metropolitan @eieIl.
idoit moft in oieier Saiion 9olti'
more nit einigen ibrer neuerlrorbes
men oSterne" befnnnt, Die IN Der NO
mumentenitaot nod nitt ibr 2id)t err
Itrablen lieBer. 60 lit Dor ollen Gin
gen Der pbGnomenale Senor SEQ Gle,
5of 81, nennen, Ser iiberlih IN Die
ien 2onoe ebenlo leifte Siege erfed)-
teil oiirite, iuie tie ibm jcnieitS bes
grpben Seihes bei6ieben marcn.
Gle Cite Ger Genoriiten Der @eicI.
ihoft umfoBt neben Dem @enonnten
nod Goruio, ben llnpergleidliden,
oelien Stinmc, iuic bon peridiebenen
Seiten beriftct, lpieoer IN alter iicg.
batter Sh6nbeit ~erltrableu iol, fer
tier gonci, Den beitcn lpriiten 1enor
Der Sett5eit, Corn. 9urion mo 80.
Sonfir. Su Die Sopron.&ollen tbei-
len iih IN ser nGditen Saiion Die
natitebenoen @iinitlerinnen: Gillian
Norbica, Sobonno 8oosti, Sane no
rid uno 2pbio Sipowsfo, fiirwabr
cine slusleie, wie mon tie mobl auf
feiner anberen 9iibne Der Welt per.
eint iin0et.
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BIehnS. GahrtiB 0IGne.

BIehn 8. GaIrtiB Blame.
Haris, A. S1t. WIenn s.
GurtiB bot iest oeiinitip beitIoiien,
lid OH ben abiutiiten 9%eranitoltni.
qsi, Die in Der 3neiten September.
Bpde in 9rescia itattfinoeri, 5t be.
fbciIiseh sAm Is, September pirb
'srfiit nod Mep'yort einihifien.
-a CT Hog6 i'ei II franfer
~ nnn.
Ranger, Woroffo, 4. Septem.
Der. - 81 &osbi, Ser rebelliide In.
tertbou ocs SuItans BON Wuroffo, lit
erfrantt, unb Der Sulton bat befob.
IcrL boB berieIbe nift ,I1neer, IN ici-
nem adfis aisgeiiellt ,birb.. Gs per
lautct, Bop 81 &oabi Den eliropGiidell
Wurfiers gniueiiung ertbeilen miro,
hem Sultan 81, 100000 als5u5ablen.
MlDncemuS bombarbtrt.
lbncem $, A. September
Die Wauren bielten bette elm befti-
ges 9omboroement auf Mbucemas
aufredt mo braften cine garfoiie,
Telde 2ebensmittcl lanoete, gum
Sinfcn..
MeibStogs mitglieber
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ldoung oes @rdfen Zeppelin ange.
nommen, Erobefubrten in oeiien
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Inter oen 8aiten neroen iid) aiid)
Der Golonial-S efretar 1ernbllr9 unb
Der preuBiihe Sonoelsminiiter Del.
briid befinben.
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SIR tds

e Heuc GIagegcgenS d. M | 3.
Ter Mcdtsamuolt Sbomas II.
Glenbincm melber Dor etlid)en $50.
dyen cine alage fir 5000 fgegcn
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reid)tc, reifte 0eitern cine neile ameil,
oirtc aluge III Der =. MbtbeiIun0 bes
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lit iiir .proieiiionclle Iicnite". -
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crflart ul,b beiinoet iib jest III bcri
yWuiorp Seim".
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haben jest tbotidhlid) ibren Gepohr.
ten Elob ont Sd)iuonScnbc Ser nCcit
lihcn Sigo" uerloren. Spriep GiiD
ninnIt oieien .gbrcnplot" Jest ell.
Sn Toronto iiegten ole nGriole:n
geItern; Die Score" mar > 81 /.
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Tnfmaridl 8memps NDrcs-W chs )orf.

gan Antonip, Ger, 4. Sept.
Nuf ibrem SllBnlarih bon 9uenos
Npres nod Tep.Oorf iino 6rani
Grcb. lriimper unb 8iaiam 5rep &C.
iiern bier eingetrofien. I'm einen
ben Der rsSnternationalen Sportae,
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irttcit Ereis bon $4,000 ST. erlail-
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hie Snliptitaot Der argentiniiben Re
publif. /
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