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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-12

"I never felt better in my life"
said Bud Sharpe to the writer yester-
day, and he looked it and his base
ball playing shows 1t.
Bud says Buffalo is making more
money than any club in the league
and that mex year the other Eastern
League clubs had better look gu for
Buffalo.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-12
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Columbus, 8; Toledo. 3.
Kansas City, !; ST. Paul. 0.
Indianapolis, Z. Louisville, o.
Minneapolis, ); Milwaukee. 4.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-12

AS a result of his victory over Sailor
White Jim Savage has another bout
at the Bay Head Club at Far Rock
away Wednesday night. He will meet
either Soldier Delaney or Soldier
Smith, of England.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-12
BUFFALO.


sBatted for Starr In ninth.
fBatted for Taylor In ninth.
Runs-Agler, Kelly, Reams, Cady;
Schirm.
Errors-Smith, Collins; Murray.
Newark ...........0 l 0 0 3 0 O 0 IA
Buffalo ......,...... 0 1 0 o 0 0 OIL
Sacrifice hits-Collins 2. Sacrifice fly
Murray. Stolen b~ase-Fisher. Two-base
hit-Kelly. Three-base hite-Reams. Cady,
Groh. Bases on bnlls-Or Holmes 1, or
Stroud Q. Struck out-By Holmes 6, by
stroud 5. Hit by pltcher-By Taylor /
Hits-Off Stroud. Q in seven and two-thirds
innings. First base on error-Newark /.
Left on bases-Newark z, Buffalo 8.
Double play-Truesdale to Sharpe. Time
of game-1h. 55m. Umpires-Hafigan and
Killen. Attendance-SM.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-12

Johnny Nee, the former Bengal, who
was sold to the Terre Haute team of
the Central League, signed a contract
with the latter club yesterday. Nee will
get into the game at once.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-12

The following message on a picture
postal card arrived from Jackie Clarke:
Just a postal to say Hello and to
hope this finds you O.. K. 1 am a citi-
zen now, so look out for the NEW
AMERICAN CHAMPION. He is a hard
one to beat. JACKIE CLARKE"
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-12

James E. Sullivan, now that Barlow
Weeks has refused the appointment as
member of the New York State Boxing
Commission, is mentioned most promi-
nently for the place.
There could be acne better than Mr..
Sullivan.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-12

NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.
Haverhill and Brockton. wet grounds.
AT Fall River-Lynn. 7; Fall River. 6.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10; Lawrence. 7.
At New Bedford-New Bedford, 8; Low
I'll. 0.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-12

sullivan.
600
Uhlan's travelling $50 yards per sec
ond gives one IN idea of the gelding's
great. speed.
Judge Hahn's lecture on profanity as
it exists at the local park is timely,
and all who indulge in it should take
notice of the warning.
President Lynch has certainly
backed up in the Magee matter. His
action in restoring Magee after sus-
pending him for the season is a step
backward. Lynch is a politician after
all.
Camel in a punching match! We
bet from our knowledge of Peterson
that he is to blame for the trouble.
900
r. C.-Your letter is at hand. So
far as your proposed Manufacturers
Soccer League is concerned we stand
ready to help. but we cannot go to
work to organize it. Fol business rea-
sons we are compelled to drop out of
the presidency of the Inter-City Anna
teur League. If o call a meeting
we'll help you. (The A. F. A. of this
country is not affiliated with the A.
F. A. of England. but the +. A. in that
country, which is the professional or
ga~nization. The A. #. A. of this vi
cinity assumes to control both anna
teur and professional football. The
Inter-City Amateur League became
affiliated with the A. F. A. as an anna
teur organization.)
The New York State League is not
affiliated with the A. f. A, but they
have a mutual understanding to work
for the betterment of football.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-21

moment Evers got his hands on the
ball he shot 1t at me like a bullet. i
was so astonished at the play l just
had time TO throw out my hands, grab
the ball and shove Il into Magee's
ribs just az be turned his head to see
whether be would have TO run hard to
score or could loaf home.
Evers, IN half second, had seen
Magee slow up. and knowing Titus
was across first. he yelled TO Tinker
for the ball and threw to me. He
had figured Magee would loaf on the
turn and stop to see where the ball
was-and he figured 1t to the tenth Of
second and got his man. saving the
game for us and giving US another
chance at the pennant
The crowd, instead Of approaching
Evers' wonderful work, thought Magee
had Numbered. and roasted him,
scarcely noticing the brilliant feat of
Tinker and ETers-
Copyright 1911. by W. G. Chapman)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-21
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ANOTHER GREAT PLAY.
By James ('.Doc") Casey.
Manager Fort Wayne, Central League
Team, Former Third Baseman of
the Chicago Cubs and
Brooklyn.

1 had the luck to have small part
in what I believe to be the greatest
play ever made on ball field, al
though Joe Tinker and Johnny Evers
made the play. My part of it was to
catch the ball and complete the thing,
although I always have wondered that
didn't forget to catch it through
sheer wonder. l was as much sur
prised at the play as any Of the spec
tators could have been, and hardly
could keep from applauding Tinker
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-21

the ball pust like diver making a
running dive into the water, and with
his hands extended as far as possible
in front Of him he grabbed the bah.
1t looked as If he would pillow right
along the hard ground with his face,
but as the ball struck his hands he
twisted his head and shoulders, alight-
ed with one shoulder under him,
rolled a somersault right up onto his
feet again, and before Snodgrass
could even start back toward second
base Sheckard fired the ball in and
completed the double play
I have seen lot of dive and slid
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-21

we Still had a chance and the score
was 8 to In our favor, with a run
ner on second base and no one out.
We had moved in. expecting bunt,
and I was close, while Tinker had
edged up closer and closer across
the dirt almost to the edge Of the
grass Magee was the runner at sec
ond, and 1 think John Titus was hit
ting. Anyhow, instead Of laying down
the bunt as We expected him to do, he
whaled away at the bali and sent
hard bounder few feet to the short
stops side OF second base. II Tinker
had been playing back where he US
ually plays he could have stopped the
ball without much trouble, but ne was
so close in that he didn't seem TO
have q chance. 1t looked certain
base hit, and Magee wasn't even going
at top speed. 1 think he was slowing
up and swinging out of the line bit
so as to make the turn at third with
out losing ground Tinker was going
with the ball as hard as he could
when he reached out, grabbed it and
hung on, although he was staggering.
There wasn't a chance for him to
straighten up and throw Titus out at
first as his back was toward the plate,
and besides, he was staggering. /
heard Evers yell. and like a fash Tin
ker tossed the ball to Evers and then
plunged on with his face in the grass.
didn't look for a play at all, but the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-21
By Leon Ames.

II seems 70 me that I have seen
more great individual plays already
this season than I ever saw in my
baseball career. The ball seems live
lier, and the batters are hitting It
much further and much harder than
for many seasons, which perhaps ac-
counts for the number of wonderful
catches made. The outfelders espe-
Icially have many opportunities to pull
OF Miracles and are forced to play
deeper and to cover more ground. At
least that is the way I dope out the
fact that two or three really remark
able catches happen in almost every
game played.
The greatest 1 believe ! have ever
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-21
As Told To
Hugh S. Fullerton

seen in point of fast work and taking
chances was one by which only re-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-21

ing catches, but never one that
struck me as being as wonderful as
that, considering the kind of hit II
was and the distance Sheckard had to
cover to reach the ball. The catch
robbed us Of at least one run, and, as
it turned out afterward, kept up from
winning the game in the ninth inning
when we made heavy rally after two
men were out and came near grab
bing the game anyhow
Copyright, 1911, by ". G. Chapman)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-21

Palace of Sweets, 400 N Oregon st.
Woods Confectionery & Cafe, 4O7 n Oregon st.
Peoples Drug Store, 327 San Antonio st.
City Drug Store, PIP E. Overland st.
Depot Pharmacy GOA San Francisco st.
Scott White Pharmacy, Mills Building
Red Star Pharmacy 213 San Antonio ST.
Ferguson Market, 423 n Oregon St.
C. II. Gimble, 1906 Boulevard
H. NJ Whitfield, 704 Montana.
Harvey Grocery, 1924 Montana
Home Grocery, 1011 Cotton Ave.
Railroad Grocery, 1924 San Antonio.
Goffs Confectionery, 6G7 San antonio st.
Anchor Grocery, S02 San Francisco st.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-21

Gently Jimmy Sheckard Of the Chi
cago club kept us from beating the
Cubs. Although they beat us later by
rather a large score, I think that
Sheckard's catch turned the entire
game against US. 1t came, 1 believe,
in the fourth inning Of the game, and
Chicago had one run to our none, with
one Of our runners on second base
Snodgrass, think-and there was but
one out. Sheckard was playing a
rather deep outfeld in natural posi-
ton, and If anything was a little
closer to the foul line than to the line
Of the center f1elder's position. Becker
got the pitcher, Richie, in the hole,
and finally smashed hard low line
drive straight between left and CEN
ter When the ball was hit 1t looked
a thousand to one that neither Hof-
man nor Sheckard could get near 1t,
and Holman, after making the start,
turned and sprinted back for the
fence to chase the ball Sheckard
came cutting in as fast as he could,
tearing along at full speed, and as the
ball was shooting down, Sheckard
just leaped, threw himself forward at
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-21
PITCHER STEELE
MAY PROVE TO BE
SECOND "MATTY"

Pittsburg, Pa, June 21-Pitcher
Steele Of the National league team is
one Of Capt. Fred Clarke's finds"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-21

and Evers myself when it was over.
The play was pulled of in a game
with Philadelphia The Cubs were
making their first bid for a pennant,
although we did not win out that se1-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-21

son, and we were fighting hard. It
was the first time in many years that
the team ever had a chance and we
were giving every one a fight. The
game was In early September while
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-06-21

Attention! We supply the Soda Fountains Confec
much than they could produce of the high quail
all the maeriaik
wholesale upoate factory with modern
Call ono to usfo
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-07

Die geerbisung oss perFOr6snsH
BrinsipaIs Der 27. BiItriftsihuls,
1srrn aafapette Bloom. niro
mpreen QahmittaQ am halb 2 llhr
pcn Der Geotsifh Rite 9atbeorals, mo-
bic aeid)e Don IL ubr an ailf nem pa
raeebett Iiegsn miro. itaitfinben. lin
cen ainosrn @slsgsnbeit gu ssbtn. nod,
.inen lebten Bid auf ben bahinseidliss
pensH 2sbrsr Su iperien. ipiro bic q.
9iitristsIdule morgsu ben gan3en gag
seIhloHen isin. Die 9eiiesung srfolgt
ouf bem iiibilfen Jrieohpf tn Gid
Hun.
Serr aouis getimann. @az
fer oss 5iIfs.Staatsuuipalts 4lfrso
Settmonn, oss hisIieen 4nDaIts Oil.
bert 8ettnaHn unb oes Serrn Srpir
gettmonn BON ct. Qouis. Wlp., i'll
toraeitern Inn 4Iter BON 72 Sahren in
Gan Antpnio, 1erds, ssItorben unn
Dire, fobalo bic 2siht tintrifft, bier
ttsrbist ipetbsn. Ter 9trisorbsns, Der
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sSaIte EhlGgsrti.

Bie slpei guubUesen teiItsn iid gss
tern ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 43Sabrs
alt, ppn Tlorence 4pe. uno Copeland
strdbe. unb Gbtp. 5urner, 28 Sabre
cit, BON Ro. 3057 2spina aoe., tpelde
auf benz Seitenpeee an Der Gde Der
Race uno II. StraBs in Streit gsrus
then paren. 6optins bate iih in Die
qippe ieines 9saners feitgsbiiien uno
bic poLi3iIteu 8soington uno Si1
tonntsn bic aimpfenben nur NIT
Miibe aussinanoerserren. Die 9es
funaenen ipuroen, nahoem iie i'm 500
fpital perbunben tporben tparen, lluter
Der Qnflase bes uHprbentliheH Bench
mems siHgsipsrrt.
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Sofal . Seridt,
SrieffGften.

Gruug. Sis ba6en rs6t. Ter
tiirtti6e seloterr Rehsmso aIi Bd-
ida purbe in Der Staot Wagosburg
as6oreu uno spur am Is. Rorembsr
1927. Gr bieB anrl Detroit uuo ietu
elmer buasnottiiheu camille entitam'
member Batter mar Militdrmuiltsr.
Ssine Ruttsr mar cine geb. SsnsrEH.
bic 2phter zines guhfpertsbeitBsrs
in Rdaoeburg. aarl entlief ietEen
.Gliern, tam na6 ROitod uuo gius CUR
See. 4uf eiusm Ss5eli6iff. ouf osm
ar G6iffsiunee mar, seianste er nad
goHItnntinope!. 9tr griieel mlioe,
lief sr in SonItartinopel spiebsr oae
Don, Fano 2lufnabme bei einem tiirtIz
ihen 8rpBen, trat 3um Sslum iibsr.
tuorb auf Der &risgsIhuls er5ogeH uno
1853 gum Sfft3isr ernanut. Sm
arimiriess, I'M arieg geeen WlonteRe'
gro uns i'm ruiitih tiirtHheu ariegs
3eihnete er iih aus uno er apan5trte
ihuea. Sm SUM 1878 tDurne sr gum
sipeiten 8sDolImdttigtsn beim 9erIiz
nsr stongreb trudnHt uno bsi oIelsr
9eleaenbsii beiutte sr audi ieine gas
teritdbt Wagotburg. Gr fpuros Damn
gberbefehlshabsr in albdnien uno
rurbe bort in 9idtOou bon aufitdnoi'
i6sn sridloasn. Rdberes iiber ieine
ElilitGriIhe Rdrriere tOnnen gle in js'
benz oeutihsu 2sritcH nahIeIeu.
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Zd,ifTsnadbridtem.

Rem gort, 8. Rdr3. angst.:
.ssrancunia" unb Baltic" Don 2tDsrs
pool.
antperp.u. ange.: rWIount
3emple" pcn ct. Sotu, u. g., uno
Salifar; .Wunitou pUnPbilaoeIphio
.laplanb" pon Rem gort.
aIgier. anset.: ~gsoric" bon
Rem gort. Qbesg.: .aDHigin 2ouiIs"
Rad Retp Yort.
Sumburg. 4bess.: rPsnnipIs
pania" mad RepDOrt; rBr.iiosnt Gin
coin" nah Rem Dprt.
Ct. Sobu 81. .. gIng:t.: ~6e.
Iperiau" pom 2tperpool.
GldsgoD. Inget.: columbia
bon Rsu Yort.
gaIermp. g6ses.: sR.giHt
o'StaIiu' nad Rem Dort
Bremen. 4ngst.: r9eorgeDai6' B.
ington~ na6 Rsp Yort.
GeRua. abgss.: .erstic" mad
Rem 0ort.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-07

o6qlei6 fie ibr grobuft 40%o unter
ben BON ben aontrattoren besablten
YreiIen liefern fOnnten.
Meitere 5rnppen mad Der
merifdnif4en Gren3e
beorbert.
atlanta, Ga, 6. Wdr3. - 0as
lite Snf1nterie Regimsnt, bag in
5ort Nlcgberfon itotiDnirt 1T, uno bas
in 5ort Cgletborps. Ga, garniIoniz
renbe lite adpaleries esRegtment baben
gefsbl srbalten, fi9 fofort na3 Gan
4ntonio, 5er., su begeben, bon 100 aus
iie gum DienIt an Die meritantfhe
Gren3s gsf6idt tperben.
.@ifforp gin6pt uber bic
grdlibsnti i4dftspa6t
i'm abre 1912.
Qtron.G., 6. Wdr3. - Me6r als
500 Republifaner. sum grOBten S6eil
progreiTipe, tppbnten nmQ}ontag einem
2incpIn 8antett in biefi9er Stdbt BEL,
duf benz 8iftorb pin6pt uno Der fri
bere Setret1r oes Snnsren, Sames
R. 6arfielb bic 5auptrsonsr pdrsH.
0isie beiben WdRner, ME audi u. 9.
9arforo Don glDrid, Ohio, traten in
ibren Reben ne6r fir bic llnabbdns
aigfeit Der 9artei ein aLs fir bersn
Regularitdt, bamit bic partet ii6 Dor
Der Gontroae Der Rorporationen los.
rsiBs. 6err pinhot iagte, baB biz
aorporationen aufb6ren muBtsn BIZ
ndtionaIen ReIoureen uno bic republis
tdnifte gartei 3u tontroairen. &,
idgte fsrner, baB bic rspu6litdnii6'
gdrtei fih. lm i'm Sabre 1912 Der
Sisg gu erring.n. nidt mebr barduI
periaiien tonne, baB Die oerotratiih'
gartet iia bur1 ibre Jeblsr pisbsr
unm0alih made. DDS lei friiber faf
immsr Der 5du g.Deien, beuts t0nn'
man ober tpeuiger odrauf re6ueu. 81
iag:s bub i'm Sabre 1912 Der prdiis
peEtitaftstdnbibdt felbit Die bdlH
platform Isin miiHe. Gr miiHe Ell
fprtFtrittli6 ssfinnter WaHn iein, be,
| fiir cine refine 8oltsre9ierung stntrste
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-07
0asnergiftung.
@m. etubeurauH srFtift i'm 3im'
mer Dss 6mral Stubs aufgts
IuHoen.

Der So Sabre aIte leoige 4rbetter
SO. Stubenrau6, Don SO. 2115 Sbio
NDe., tpuroe geftsrn 4beno s llbr erz
Ititt in bem 3immer bes gmrQl
Clubs, so. 2117 9ine Ctr, aufgse
fuuoen. Die unhetmIi6e gutDeduue
rpuroe bon ben aIubmitglieberr
gbas. 8ooeita, Otto Strt uno sSrunt
goI6art gemu6t. gls bisielben gsgen
8 1br oas 3immer Offneteu, fdlugen
ibnen 10 i6fpers 8asounIte entaegen,
oaB Iie 3usrit bic Genfter 0ffnen mug
ten, bepor Iie ben Raum betretsu tonnz
ten. sic fanben Stubenruuh Iebz
Ios ouf benz 6uBboben ltsgeuo Dor.
Rebsn ibm lag elm umgeitiir3ter 5tid
uno Der 9asofen in Dem 3tnmer
brannte. Stubsnrauh tpuroe in cine
bsna6bdrte Qpotbete eebraht, no Or.
s5rdnt Burns ben bereits etngetrete=
nen Sob tonituttrte. Die 2ei6e fpuroe
auF 4noronung bes goroners nah Der
Wor9us ge6ruht. Or. goe fano bel
ndberer unteriu6ung, oaB Der Wlaun
8ufdQig srfttdt mar. Der Manu mar
isit IGngsrer 3eit arbsitsIos uno fun
girte ausbilfstpeiis ais SunttOr oes
alubs. Gr bate, nah glusiage isis
nsr augeborigen, in ben IsBten Sassn
tart cetruuten. AlIem Iufhein mad
battsStubenrau9 ft4, nahoem sr ben
Gasofsu anss3iinbet, in oem 3immer
gum S6lafsn niepergsIsgt unb mar an
ben 8asbiiniten erititt.
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Ndd,tlidher lIeberfaN.

Der so Sabre aIte llngar Gbriitior
9rssinu, bon Sprine Grope uns. Glif'
ton 2tpe., pures eeitsrn Morgen Dor
bem Ssrssanten Sttins an 3tpei Stibs
punosn am aopfe Ieioeno on Der 9ar.
riIou unb Golsrain aUs. aufgefunosr
uno ndh oem Soipital gsbraft. 81
bsbduptet, bon 5tpei 2unosIeuten lber:
fallen porben 3u fetn, ais er in BEL
SpHntug Raht feline 5rau, pelte No
270 DeIt WcMideu Abs. pobnt, be-
Iuhen pp[lts.
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Sksuere5 6emiii..

Grau 5torsncs DiIiOn, go. 2+6
gise Strubs, bs3abIte gsitsrn einem
G,emiiIsbaufirsr, bel oem tie eiusn
tleinsn Gintauf semadt bate, aus
g.rfsku nit elmer 3paH5isoolIaruote,
rusl6e iie fur cine GtnooQurnots gebala
ten bate. Der SauTirsr CAB ibr nur
ben lleberi6uB auf siusn Dollar berz
aus unb entfernts iih itieunisIt.&urse
3sit Ipdter entostts 5rau gBilion
i6rsn Srrtbum, isbOh mar Der Saua
iirer bereits perIhipuuben. sic be-
nahrihttate IoFort bic polissi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-07

8sgnugt Sud ni6t bamtt, s j.
morrboiben tsmpOrdr gu unters
oriitsn, lpie Is GtHreibungeu, WaIhs
mittsl, 4atpsrge unoGinipriBungeH Oft
tbuu, ba cine SipanSisidbrige Grfaa=
runq nit ben psri6ieoenortigitsn GAL
len. bic pom Qer3ten alIer S6ulen
ihdrT beobo6tet tporosr> iinb, obns
3petiel betptsien bat, baB glnatsiis
oas einsios peruinftige uno 5uperIdIs
Iiae RabitdImittel gegsn oieIes fhrede
lihe Qeioen 1T. Gs linoert oenS6msr3
IoTort, briitt bic 9eihDulit 8uriit,
entFerut bic llridhen uuo berbiitet ibrs
Diebertebr. Cine grobe BON auatsiis
rpiro BON g. Reuitdbter &c Co., 9or
1916, Refp Dort, frsi osrianot. BIN
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llnbeimlif,er 8eiud1er.

Charles 9utboru bon Ro, 951 @sit
S. StraBe fuBte geitern einen Rann
in ieiner Mohnunq ab, tpelter bel lei.
rem 4nblid Reibaus nahm uno ents
tom. poli3iit Ringhano perbaftess
ipdter ben 40 Sabre olten Robert Wc@
aeoo, pboahlos, unb fperrte oenieI6en
als nerbdhtig Elm. 8udborn ioentifi.
sirte ben Gefanseneu ais Den Mann
ben er aus ieiner Dpbuung perjagi
bate. Sn bem geiiss Mc2sOcs pur'
Den bier DerfhieheHe SausihllheI TO-
LtDis ms9rsre acffsri4IafsI ssfaHosn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-07
Observation-Disclosures.

SIM Itdbtiihsn gauamt purben gss
tern bic foIgsnbeu gauerlaubnibihei
ne ertpirtt: sobannd Dhits, aubsrts
balbitOdiges Bpbubaus on Der Soma
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$1,000.
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MoDo anres. ein proniiHenter 8iirser
BON alIsn gDuntn, tpurne am Wontas
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einem 6intsr6dlt aus erihoHsn. Riht
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ritt, unb er itiir3te BON II augslH
bur6bohrt toot bonn pferos.
apres bate Dor elm puar sSa6ren bic
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osbsiroibet. Sm Sepismber uoristH
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ihrer Mobnung auigefunbeH iinp Der
9srnadt bic i5rau srmoroet Su baden,
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bic einaiae .3eugin. bic in bem gro3eB
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su eiHigtn,
Dor ,in panr gDohsn iiarb nun
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umItdnoen, unb bies i6eint bic giirs
aer Der Gsgenb pstani1bt 3u bobtn in
Iummariitsr Dsiis Suits 5u iiben.
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sfarm Don Shtrman Dbitlod ii Mais
fen's Tlin. in oieIsm gcunin. nuroe
am Moniag ateno in Der Vdhe oes
Wnhnbnufss, bas er penise Wlinuien
porter perlajItn bate. erfhofen.
glsal bate Ii6 Dor aursem DON feis
usr drau eetrennt.
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tet.
Bel sintm 6otelbrGno ums
Gtben getpm men.
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in einem Jsuer. bas ON MoHtae
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nes, Don Neip Dori. unb Grau O. g,
pettis, BON Rem 6apsn, Conn. Com.
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