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Arizona republican., 1912-02-04

Colonel Robert l.. Hodges. the auto cirat of the St. Louis Browns, has made very important discovery. He has founJ out that base running is at least two-thirds Of the game at pres cnt and wi:l have track coaches for his players next year to teach them a few things about that art.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-04

New York claims the first baby born within it's city limits was a boy. oh. well. is had to be something g-Peo-ia Star.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-04

Manager Griffith is overlooking nothing to make the coming season a success. He engaged a bat boy the ether day and will sign him tC con- tract if he proves to be a good one.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-04
A BUNCH OF SPORT BITS
 FOR THE PHOENIX FANS

schedule meeting of his circuit ntu been postponed several days. The gathering will not take place until February 2l Providence is honored with the conclave this year. The mag hates will have a round of feasting- The citizens have arranged for big banquet to the fraternity, while Frank ]. Navin. the new owner of the Grays. will also dine his minor league associates.
 Secretary John A. Hcydler of the National league. has forwarded a check for sICO L. John McGraw This is the sum stipulated by the National league fer the purchase of a championship pennant. x
 Eleven players of the Yankees aver age well over six feet l inch. These are Appleby, Clarke. Mcconnell, [ Shears. stump. Upham, Sweeney Cald- well. Knight. Vaughn ard Williams. Each one of these is six feet or more tall.
 The Goldsmith bali is making rapid strides to popularity with minor leagues. The Pacific Coast league has adopted it as the official pellet for 1912. The Western and Southern leagues have used this brand of horse hide for the past two seasons.
 Ii was announced at Philadelphia, following an X-ray examination, that Puck Grouse. the Pittsburgh middle eight. who quit in his bout with Jack Dillon recently, that he mad tnree r1bs broken at the time.
 Hartsel the veteran outfieider Tor
 tLe Athletics who was sold to Toledo sin the American Association and made manager is receiving d lot Of advice
 Hartsel announced that he would be
 playing manager and the fans of To- ledo are trying to tell him not to. They say that if ne plays an ordinary game that both his managing and playing will come in for criticism. They want
 him to sit on the bench and devote all of his time to bossing.
 !, Big league magnates almost univer- sally cry out against the idea or nav
 ing their players numbered with num- erals on their shirt-sleeves. This IS considered good form in some minor , leagues but the better players resen' being placa-ded like a punch of horses ? The fans of Greaer New York should be pretty well pleased with the ac- conmodations furnished them by tho baseball magnates next summer wher
 the s2.50O,OOd of baseball stands fo'
 the Supcrbas, Highlanders and Giants are completed
 , Mike Doniin may be about ihe old
 est players m the National league IT playing service. but he IS far from be ing the slowest SlIeckard and Wag' ner are the only other players in th' , game now that have anything on Mik'
 in length of playing years.
 Secretary Joe OBrien of the Giant: s says that ne was once a player bu ? that the playing end of the game neve [ appealed to hum as much as the politi . cal end of it did He certainly ha r been a grand success in his Tine.
 | Harry Woltcr and Bert Daniels, tw'
 veteran outfielders of the Highlanders 2 have formed their signed contracts t q Manager Wolverton. Wolter is in ex Q ccptionally fine shape, as he has beel = coaching the nine at Santa Clara Col Llege.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-04
ANOTHER KIND OF pHoNoeRAPH

Hear the Edison opera Monograph;
 all the latest songs as well as the classical favOrites of the great singers. Schumann- Heink. Caruso. Flames and
Arizona republican., 1912-02-04

United States league found the cities all right; now all it needs are the packers, money. sights, Srandstands anJ players.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-04

Republican Want Ads-The Tive wire" salesmen; always on the lob
Arizona republican., 1912-02-04

Harry Woltcr and Bert Daniels, two veteran outfielders of the Highlanders, have formed their signed contracts to Manager Wolverton. Wolter Is in eX- ccptionally fine shape. as he has been coaching the nine at Santa Clara Col . Iapa
Arizona republican., 1912-02-04

Secretary Joe O'Brien of the Giants says that ne was once a player bur that the playing end of the game never appealed to hum as much as the politl- cal end of it did. He certainly has been a grand success in his Tine.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-04

Eleven players of the Yankees aver age well over six feet 1 inch. These are Appleby, Clarke, Mcconnell Shears. stump. Upham, Sweeney. Cald- well. Knight. Vaughn ard Williams. Each one of these is six feet or more tall.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-04

Secretary John A Heydler of the National league. has forwarded d check fo1 SIOO L. John McGraw This Is the sum stipulated by the National league fer the purchase of a championship pennant s3
Arizona republican., 1912-02-04

It was announced at Philadelphia, following an X-ray examination, that Puck Grouse. the Pittsburgh middle V eight. who quit in his bout with Jack Dillon recently, that he mad three r1bs broken at the time.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-04

The Goldsmith ball is making rapid strides to popularity with minor leagues. The Pacific Coast league has adopted it as the official pellet foi 1912. The Western and Southern leagues have used this brand of horse hide for the past two seasons.
Arizona republican., 1912-02-04

Mike Doniin may be about ihe old est players m the National league 1T playing service. but he IS far from be ing the slowest. SlIeckard and Wag' ner are the only other players in th' game now that have anything on Mik' in length of playing years.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-08-29
LckaIes.
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Oas apmite, bas einen neleIl
@outraft nit ser @ailerperfS @elen=
iAaft entperfen ion, bat ieine erlte
Sibung, in Mntpeienbeit bon Wopor
Sones, a~bgebalten. CHARLES @raeb
uer fiibrte ben 8oriit. Wapor
Sones belt cine fur5e @nipra6e oil
oas aomite uno iagte, er wiinlbe,
naB Dos &omite ben Botter'fden 8e=
rift genau ituoiere uno oann auf
@runo oesielbm einen &ontraft emf
merle, Ser nod beioen Seiten bin
redt ullo biGig lei. @s muroe be-
idIolien, Sen geridt oruden gu lal=
len un6 ieoem Mitglieo beg Sc
mites, ieoem Stabtrat uno ieoenL
Bel Der Sade intereiiierten giirger
elm grempIor Su5uitenen. aaf
8orihlag bon 5reo. %. goof tpnroe
beidIoijen Die @aiiermerf : @eiel-
fdaft UNI iolde Mitteilungen 5u er-
iufen, oie oo5u oienen fonnten,
einen nad) beiben Seiten bin befrie=
~6ieenoem 8ontraft gu Stanoe 81
bringen.
- Ser Mapor bat Dr. 8. $.
Mooop uno Or. 3. g. Safion gu
MitgIieoern ser itdotilden Cont
tdtsbeboroe ernannt; ferner 6. S.
Sc gturgeol gum Maidiniiten Ser
gtaotbane unb SO. S. Waltsberger,
S. 6. Mppletubite, S. 6. Slagen nnS
See @asbinoer gu uHoun6smen~
Sarfiide 8aber, sos Df-Sonitonitr.
Son Der international Neips
gompar1p in SEEM gorf erbieIten mir
.@artenlaube" $. 81 uno 80.
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belfer nidt einmal g~ebiibreno OBJ
5ulobnen. Sect maB i6 i'm bena-
den laiien, ni6t, Inn i'm at Ser
5ludt 81 perbinoern = er tpia gar
nidt flieben; er min ieoe Strnfe
erbuloen, menn Ser, fir BEN er ge=
tan, mas er getan, MIR niht Ser
Strafe entgebt - i6 lalie i'm be-
tpaden, einfdd, I'M i'm gu oerbin-
bern, bob er oieie Strofe in feline
eigenen barten, grauiahen SGnoa
ntmmt.
8ranoom mar in Dem Stubl sr=
iammengeinlfen; fem frber Wfut,
feline elaitiide &raft i6ienen i'm
gan5li6 p~erlaiien 5u boben, er ia6
Inn 5ebn Sabre otter aus, ploblid)
idneate er mieber ernpor.
Sob! rief er; unb oanit oenft ibr
midi ms 9odsborn 81 iogen! 8enn
ii6 Der S6uft, ser Sinri6, bot fam
gen lolien, Inn 10 idlimmer fir i'm!
Mas fdtttl es min l1aoen? Wte1it
8ort miro boffentlib nt6t meniger
idmer miegen, als oas zines idnr-
fiifen ane6tes, Der 10 offenbar bon
meinen Seinoen beito6en lit! @er
fif rein meiB bon S6ulo, leet lid
ni6ts ouf's geite6en; oenft ibr
lpirfli6, irgeno iemmo glaubem gu
MAIDEN, id batte Sen Burden,
fonnte MIDI na6 irgenb elmer Seite
and nur ein @eroodt treffen, lau-
len lalien, obne mid ieiner Ser
i6piegenbeit 10 ODER 10 5u per=
ii6ern? 9as lit ia Ser bare l1niinnl
ooer, meroet ibr iaeen: er bat inn
ni6ts ooer nidts &edtes geeeben,
6amit, tpiiroe er gefanger, niemono
fragen fonnte: bon mem uno mo-
fir boit gu oas @elo befommen I?
Wabt's unter elt1 aus! uno maat,
mas ibr moat = elm ebrli1er Monn
mie i6, loht eurer 9robungen.
(SortlcGrnua lnIat.)
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t1nr @altiefeit bis sum 81. Oftcber.
Yrdmiem>O Herte.
Gin psridblae az, mniere SrennSe.

Ga es nns nnmiglid III, aap Giirifte nnb Counties Ss Gtaates
bnrd &eiemoe bcarbeten sm laieu, mmften mir aui anSere Nfittel 5r i'm.
mr srSkeren Serbretmmg mneres giates fnnen nnb mir fmb 81 benz
Gntidlnk sefOmnem, anaegmbare GrSmien fir mene Mbpnnentn, bic nns
ensedidt meroeH, aassmieken.
Wir planen ntgt Se geranialtang zines iosenanHten &onteaes, hi.
sr bet ensh1dem 3ettnnsem nblid III, ionSern mir uolen bmrd 4ms5abIuna
elmer fberalen 9pmminiOn 5reimiaise anmerben, Se o6me beIonSsre Mi.
lie uo Imfrengnns Id cine NebenGnma6me gu peridaffen tpanfhen.
gu Suekm 3uede pftrieren mir fir inem Sabresabonnenten einr
aommiRton bon 1, zine M 9pllar. Sas @pden6lat Der rTrie
Trene fit seras" fOet 50 per Sa5r. Gesen GimismOnns BON $1.oO usr.
ben mir ao BAG gatt an irsemo enc inns amfseg6ene MSre1e idifen.
6ir 10 Abonnenten eint Gytra : yrinrie pon $3.50 III yaat.
Sir 10 Abonnenttn cine Ggtra : yrdmie ppn s3.75 III Smr.
Slit 20 4b0nntnten cine Grtra ytdmie ppn $500 III gaar.
Slit Is M%b0nntuten cine grtra : yrdnie Don s6.25 ii gaat.
Str nntbr as Is AbOnnentn ee Grras yrdmie pDn IS III gaar.
6ar nebt a5 80 MbDnnnta ene G%rtraprdnit p0n SIG Id Soar.
Ger @Oridlag lit einfad unS uertanoGd senus. gMr enen ueucn
Abonnentea Der smr 3at nAt Gekr Der u5re HreRe" if, &c.
utnnt fonefiert $500, erbGIt, rep behalf babpn einen Collar unS Ihifr
Den anoeren Dollar NIT Der gcnauen Mbrene 6es geieQers Elm. Nuferoem
fbt aber audi nod cine GEtra Eramie in Mnsfdt, faGs Die GAIL hun
se6n abOnnentea OOer barber CREDIT mrS. 9iee Gstr -grdmie fen.
ben mr ben oasu geredisten BON unerer Office aus brett
Die liter semadte Dferte lit fir Seoen inn meten gebiete bs Gtas,
ties ofen. Sober fam fd oaran beteligen. Mr bieteu nnr gaarbreXe
an, Incl, @eIo INNER ieiuen Wert bat nno Sober oafar anihaffen unS Tau.
len fann, mas er aerabe brandt.
4e, Die bon oeRr Dierte 9c6rand MAIDEN ub inter Sen pbeu
aefelten Seotngnngen @bonncnten fur bic p6reie Hrd6e fir SerasA jam-
meln ipoaen, fns sebeten, fd nit inns unDersIslid in gerbiubuua "a
Zen fonnen. Die nuhtmns sebt ben geacaen brett BON mderer Of
ice gu. Giee Sfferte bat nr giIusfsit bis gum 81. Cftuber.
rSreit Yreie fHr seraS".
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Ias einem sr6kerem Saoeprt.

Ort Der Sanolung: Oos Muiif-
5immer. n4ennen Sic ben Serrll
Z, NIT Dem ih eerabe seiproden ba-
Beg" fragt cine pernahlaiiigte Sroll
Die anoere. sd CLAUDE, er ma6t
alien Srauen Die gIeifen aompl!-
mente, aqen moht err NIT Der glei-
den Slut ben Sol" 80 nein, mir
gum geiipiel bot er nod ME ben
Sol gemadt." n@irfli6, fenne:l
Sic i'm oenn2" .Sebr gut, es til
meiH - @atte."
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&altbliitia t6tenoe syie6er.

&eb, Sames Geeb, @ainespiae,
Seros, i6reibt: SD babe SIR
gbeotbam's Gbin Comic in meiner
Samilie gebraudt uno fam es Sc
Dem en1pfeblen, Der BON S9iitte(-
frpft iberfanen miro. or balf oann,
ols anoere Meoi5inen febli9lugen.
Nlg Elm Cont fir alte ui1o idmade
Gerlonen tit er unpereleidli1. @er
oteie Meoi5in fauft uno bamit fidt
5ufrieoengeiteat miro, erbalt auf
@erlangen iein @ela 5uriif. greis
SOC. 8erfauft BON alien SGnolern.
3ltbereitet MIR BON Der 81. g.. ST.
baros Weoicine Co.. Sherman, Ser.
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Stenescind

@rfabreller &aufmanll SO Sabre
alt b%ertrant NIT idrulntli6en Of
fiec-grbeiten, nit suten aenutniiiell
niiIpn in Der Export lll1o Support
gran6e, ioipie i'm 2ollO- llno 9atf.
@eidaft, iudt Steanng als @e-
idaitsleiter ODER 9[iiiItent-M anase..,
oocr ou6 als Glcrf. @elte Gn1pfeg-
llngen unO 3elgniiie iino 5ur Ser
figung. Sell. Mntlportcn crbete.1
unter 6. &. 8. an oieIe 3eituna.
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Die neHs gartei.

Ser Ucift Der Seiten fdreitct,
Wenn Iangfnm aud, npran;
Sn Sriitnrnern finft baS Alte,
Sas Neme. bridt fid Babn.
Was fomnten mmf, tuirb fpmmien.
lltb wdbrt es aud nod lang;
Rein uturfd1er Waa famn bemmem,
Ses Seitcns Weiftes Gang.
WeHn berridenbe Tarteicn,
Die Str6utunB nidt uerfte9'n,
go rft bic Seit gefumuten,
SIR Ssbiff rtnk mnfergeb'n.
Go scIten MeMt unt Eflidten;
Odd gIeih ffir'S gan5e 2anb;
ttnS Norb' tnb Gib' nmiMlinset,
Gin ein5is feites ganb.
Wo5u benz nod Inrteien,
Sic tetIeu Norb' nmb Glib?
Der Giten nnb Der Nprben,
Sun'n fe6'n In Neib' nnb Uiieb.
8ereint fe ioifen l5fen,
mas nod gu I5ien silt;
Bereint fe io1'n seitalten,
Der itemen Seit 0ebilb.
98ubf finb md piele 5rasem,
g'pn ibrer Chung melt;
tfnb innnde fdjBne 8line.
Ninf idteben man bei seit'.
@olt ibr nun belfen I5feu,
las bemmenbe 0euirr:
ltebt fleikig 4amnegieken,
Gitt ibr beim y2 star" Sic
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aiegem tnm.er inn streite.

3ipei Saden befinoen iid in Be.
itdnoigem Streite, @olbefinoen unb
Samorrboioen. glber @udlenss g(rni-
ca Salbe pertreibt S~dmorrboioen in
ieoer Jorm. Sic beieitiot balb
SUDDEN, gntsiinoung uno Sdmenitng.
Sic 9iebt 3omfort uno @olbcfinoeu.
9as groBte Seilmittel BET 8ranb-.
griib. mo ShnittmnnoeiL gcsclrto,
une alien &aattranfheiten. geur 25c
in aIIen Mpothefe1t.
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Gin perbadtiatr 2exar.

Midter: ~3euge, sic f0nnen fi&
alto iider erinnern, In Der fritifden
gaddt oen MngefIngten in Der Mirt.
iAoft gum 96ren seieben gu ba-
ben?"
3euee: % ia, iosar oOppeIt uiO
oreifadl"
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: a 8.
Ser 2ebensmittel : s


iGr abbott bat 5pei tpiftige Weroro.
nungen erlaiien. Die cine betrifft
oas Giniommeln beg Gottonlame11s
in ben Gins. Ser aommiiiar per-
lonst, oaB man bierbet lorgfalt1ger
uno Dor allem 1%aiiberer nerfaDre.
Sect iperoe aaer mogliher Shmus
NIT eingeiammelt nro tpenn Der
Samen ousgepreBt tDeroe, oann per-
miide iid Der Shmus nit Dem
Del. 9ns Del aber let EN- Sebers-
mittel uno miiiIe Dor yernnrelnl=
gung geidiist peroen. Die 5ipelte
9eroromlng ridtet iib gegen ben
gerfauf bon perfdliftem Seinlamelt-
Get onr1 Solobnnolungen Sarbett-
b~anolungen, Mpotbefen nlm. Wena
bic Werfalidung beg Sels nno Der
gerfanf oesielben nidt nufborten,
iperoe er nuf's Sbdrnte gegen DIE
yerfaufer porgeben erflart Der
9ommiiiar.
Mub Der 5tpeite Yro5eB Der
Gran Srner, Der IN Warfa itatt=
fono, 1T erfolglos berlaufen uno
PIE 5rau miro 5um orltten Wtal pro-
5eiiiert tperoen miIlien. Die Srau 1T
nngetlngt ibre Sohter getotet gu
bnben.
Die Gountp- nno 9ntrift-An-
iualte, bic eben etne Merchandising
81 Nslneral Wels abgebalten boz
BEN, iperoen nndites Sabr m Sort
8ortb 5uiammenfommen. Gum Era-
lioenfen Der WerettlIgung tDuroe
Sobn Bastin IN Sort Wortb ge-
fDdblt, gum Btce : Brdiioenten ytoab
Hourfe IN Dalas uilo gum Sefretar
u1o Sdabmeliter Gountpanipalt
Sadett bon ealotpea eountp.
Sn @ollao TIel ern IN Bdu
b~efInol1d9er GROCER S@uppet1 5u-
lantnler, m Dem DIE farblgen Bob
Hl1eH en- gNeeIrng" aopallen noux
1est. 2e[ SfonlraIlor y. 3. eonn'a
ss Iusuel ue.aes, u el'ni 81
sAe1l ooppelleH 9uIenolug-
81 elHem Solp,Idi 81 2aploI
' galg eH geIDIller 0ogn eo1ea aus
pe'Iou uM SlarrlrompI. yet UlaIH
O[..tss.aEI . a;asesao wasss WV e h.eM
sSsa a,n. sD. a'D O
e Iae" u'''ua.s9
sMI;rta sa {. ,sSa nas eosa~
rcM Sa.n ed; ~ n aoD Up
Na-+ sa4to sar ~ s..s,
Ser monr sforb unter h,rdthoren
QeiScu
en- gouos m,roe @eorop
mv,,c,,t aor -, & or,,r,,st toff =.
,ren aeu,iifpu a. moroau erShos
roM T,,rse, morborST,,,,o,, fro;os.
5hrofeu 0oa fooononutp ,uoe.
idriebeue @eieh1 trot IN Dem TaIe
rpieoer eiurnoI IN Rroft.
a d geser i, a,,o,,oh N
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@elb at perlei6en.

100000, i'll Summen bon $1,000
big $4,000 altf eiuseri1tetes Gan
Mtttonio gigentum ober Sarmeu nnb
Han6es in Siibipeit : Seras. Mnlei~
ben bon $4,000 biz $500, 900 beiorst
fir gni5tpede auf @ciddfts : @igens
tum i'm 9atptteil Der Staot GIT $50.
Winner, Richardson & Co.
Snpeitment .ganfiers (nidt iuforpoe
riert). - 803 Gibbs WebGmae.
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20 Gfmno srannlierten 3nfer fir
81 BEL einem 81 @infauf anoercr
@aoren. Snternational Sea & Gofs
fee Co., 211 Siios4lamo Str, Ml>
tes Gel. 2745, rteres 1878.
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Dr.. Gbas. Campbell, 8afteriolo.
ge, Mifroifopifer. S%pe5ialitGt: Sp-
plus uno Malaria-Sieber. Office
iiber 9reib' Mpotbefe.
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Gum gerfauf 100 Mder gutes
2ano, in 8eepiIe So. $500 in 8aar,
9telt auf longe 3eit..-9llib 5dmar5-
lano-Sarmen, gut eingeri6tet,. III
&oufman 60, 9eidtc @eoingunge.l.
2ads & 9nisbt,
San Mntonio, Seras.
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@esen @rief6osen, Gednlnes-
%formularen 8irfularen uno bette
u8lueprints" ipenbet gu6 an b:e
g. y. 8lue Brint & Supplp Co..
414 Rabarro Ctr.
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SibnerIaufe, Sl6be, Mites,
Slnebmss nnS oeren grnt iofort &C.
totet NIT $. & $. Sreie Broben.
@enbet gub an urs. 9aefer Mfa.
80. Mtes Sci 1902, leues 1549.
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Ism. 8. Sd)mibt. Groftiiher Sps
tifer. 1912 Sio-alamo Ctr. Iua
2inien geliefert ooer nadgema6t.
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eunife @iaid, oeutide Sebom.
me. Reies Gel. 1867 Iltes 1866.
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Or, s. s. Sines, arot uno @unb
arSt 24t Moore @ebduoe.
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3uidueioe. nnb Nahunterridt.

5i6ert Die 3nfunft gnrer Sodter;
labt lie bas Wdben unb 3ufdneiben
erlernen. Infer llnterriht umfabt iebe
Ginoelbeit. 8obnung uno Soft Ri.
.NuspGrtige. 443 Offsgommerce Z. /.
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: Iltmobiide M6bcl tunft 8
@rftcr, 113 Sib.glamn Strafe,
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Gillian, Henry & Austin,

Sanb : Wprtgase : Sanfiers
(nic9t Unexpectedly
Stmnter 633-640 8cbel Uebaube,
Gun MmtpmiD, geras.
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RNIN gu perleiben III Gummen bon
"" $1,000 nilo aufpdrts auf
eingeri6tetes Stabtz, Sarme ODER
Gan6 : gigentum. @enoors Qiens
~berfanft nno ~berldrgert. Critic SbpoS
tbet @runbei9entums : Mnlei6en inns
Wenoors 2ien : Noten gum 8erfa1f.
aapitalahlasen fir &lientem beiorgt.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-06-28
Ordinance Hits Only Professionals
ORGAN AND MONK SAFE

the organ grinder with his mon
key who really interests and
amuses the people. but solely as
cloak for begging and to call at
tention to some infirmity. II was
to correct this abuse Of the pres
ent provisions that caused the in
production of the ordinance now
pending before council
This ordinance was not directed
against the old flute man, who plays
by sufferance not license, but
against that travelling mendicant
class. who go from town to town.
never lettering themselves by the
aims they beg, but debauching
themselves ever more and more,
and frequently dragging children
down with them.
You refer to a blind woman for
whom little child "whines for
pennies" upon the street. Is
prosperous civilized community so
Indifferent to the needs of the help
less that it would leave them to be
aided only in that way?
Atlanta Not Indifferent.
Atlanta is not so Indifferent 1t,
through its institutions, of which
the Associated Charities is one, can
do much better by such unfortu-
mates. and does offe. far more ade-
quate relief to those who viii ac-
cept it.
We don't believe in aims. be
cause they make beggars, and be
cause they represent miserable
method of attempting to relieve
distress which does not relieve 1t,
and to which no community hav
ing a due regard for its obligation
to the poor should resort.
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Begging to the tune OF last years
popular ragtme ht--or the Hungarian
Rhapsody for that matters what the
Associated Charities. with the coop
Grafton of the police department has
decided to stamp out in Atlanta,
The weezy little street organ may be
as tuneful as a rusty saw. Beppo the
monk as amusing as three hinged
circus -but it's the whining mendi-
cants who make so called music an
excuse for begging that the ordinance
now pending in council is intended to
hit. The Associated Charities says so
in a letter written by Secretary Joseph
{. Logan. to The Georgian. Here's part
of It.
The ordinance was advocated by
the Associated Charities, which un
til recently has been able, through
the cooperation of the police de-
partment, to prevent the abuse OF
our streets by travelling mendi
cants For many years Atlanta has
had a general ordinance against
street begging. Long ago, It start
ed out to take better care of its
poor and dependent citizens. and
put itself on record once and final
ly against the soliciting of aims on
the street Such soliciting is now,
and has been for many years, I'M
lawful
Not Intended For Mendlcants.
There is, however a. provision
allowing licenses to be issued to
make music on the streets. This
was never intended to apply to
mendicants. but has of late been
frequently used by many such who
make the so-called music, not as
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MOTHER DEFENDS
F RANK NJ DONALD
Parent Grief Stricken as She
Visits Son in JaiI-Robert
Stevens Improves.

Mrs. Mary Mcdonald 597 Marietta
street widowed mother of Frank Me
Donald, held at the police station ac-
cused Of cutting Robert l.. Stevens on
Tuesday nightslFoes not believe her son
is guilty.
Bowed with grief over her sons ar
rest, Mrs. Mcdonald called at police
headquarters today to see him, and
there was an affecting scene. AS the
mother was led down the prison corri-
dor to the cell occupied by her son, her
step faltered AS she reached McDon-
AIDS cell she threw her arms about her
sons neck. Rugged and kissed him
Then the tears began to stream down
the old mothers face. Overcome with
emotion, the son wept also
II don't believe Frank is guilty of
what they accuse HIM said Mrs Nc
Donald between her sobs He has al
ways been good boy and has helped
me to raise my other children. Every
week he brought home his salary and
gave me the most of it to help keep up
the family. He has never been in any
trouble before. He didn't do 1T. / know
he didn't do it,"
The mother was led back to the SER
geant's office, where she remained
few minutes until she could compose
herself. Then she returned to her
home
McDonald's hearing has not been set
pending the outcome of Stevens
wounds. At Grady hospital today it
was stated that Stevens had reasona-
bly, good night and showed Slight i'm
provement over yesterday, but that his
condition still is precarious. The re-
markable nerve showed by him on the
operating table the night he was
stabbed still is manifest and is largely
responsible for his Improvement, say
physicians.