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Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-06-14
BASEBALL
Results of Games Played In National,
American and Other Leagues.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AT New York: r. H. e.
Chicago 30 0 0 0 1 0 i 0 o. 8 /
Observation-Disclosures and Meyers; Che
ney and Archer. Umpires-Rush and Klein.
AT Brooklyn: r. II. r.
Pittsburgh o o o 0 o-b IL /
Brooklyn 30 0 0 0 0 0 0 % 7 2
Batteries-O"Toole and Kelly; Yingling
and Miller. Umpires-Eason and John
stone.
At Philadelphia: n. II. r.
PhiIphia % 0 l 0 I 2 Iii 10 q
Cincinnati o l 0 1 20 IA 2
Batteries-Brennan, Alexander and Ora
ham; Benton, Keefe and Mclean. UNI
piros-Brennan and Owens.
AT Boston: n. II. r.
Boston 30 2 l IS 10 o
st. Louis II 0 0 0 0 o. 9 .
Ba~tteries-Tyler and Gowdy; Harmon,
Geyer, Steele and Bliss, Umpires-Ffnne-
ran and Emslie.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
New York 81 .s22 hila'p hia 90 q .4ss
Pittsburg. 70 30 .65s st. Louis. % 90 Az
Chicago. % 81 .b43 Boston. ... 10 SO .s27
Cincinnati 81 % $40 Brooklyn IA 30 .3ls
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At Detroit: n. II. Il.
Phrrphia IL 800 %
Detroit .....1 0 / O-3 1
BatteFles-fIailk ana Egan, WORKS ana
Onslow. Umplres-Evsns and Westervelt.
At Cleveland: n. II. e.
Wash'ton % OF 10 /
Cleveland % 0 0 0 0 Is 7 2
Batteries-Groome and Henry; George,
Blanding and Livingstone. Um~pires-Con-
molly and Hart.
At Chicago: r.. H. y
Chicago 30 0 l. 10
/ Boston .....0 0 0 2 90 o. 1
Batteries-Walsh and Block; Collins and
Carrigan. Umpires-Dineen and Sheridan.
st. Louis-New York game postponed on
account of rain.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
W. l.. PC. W. l.. PC.
Boston ..,. so 10 .G27 Detroit. 10. % % ATE
Chica 60. 70 % .623 Cleveland. % 20 1853
Wash'ton. 81 Il .596 New York IL 80 .34s
P~hila'phia 26 % .566 st. Louis. IA So $50
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Baltimore: r. H. Il.
Baltimore q 0 O "a 9 - n-~
Jersey city, 0 I 0 0 % 4
Batteries-Martiu and Bergen; FrIIl and
Bemis.
At Providence: n. II. e.
Newark ....9 6 100 Ola II 9
I Providence o 0 0 0 0 0 p 8
Batteries-Bell and Mccarthy; Mitchell.
Thomas and Wilson.
At Montreal: r.. H.. 4.
Montreal II 8 d 10 4
Buffalo .....1 2 0 0 IA 2
Batteries-smith and Pierce; James and
Mitchell
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-06-14

EVENING NEWS covers the field
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THE made no great outcry. !
y sLssHw her bend her face forward
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then we boiled the bitter bark. ani J
drank that water. the only medici.ir
we might have Alas. 1t was ctr last
use OF my hat as kettle. for now Il.
too. gave way.
"Now." she said to me. Il must leave
you for a time. / am going over to
the Indian camp to see what can
find. i....
She put my head in the saddle Tor 4
Pillow and gave me the remnant Uf
herr hat for a shade. saw her go'
away. clad Ike an Indian woman. her
long braids down her back. her head
bare. Der face brown. her t1occhslned
feet slipping softly over the grasses.
the metals OF her leggins tinkline. NJ
eyes followed her as long as she re-
manned visible. and It seemed to me
hours before she returned. ] missed
her.
she came hack laughing and Joyful
leSee y she exclaimed MANY filings.
a haye found knife. and | have
found a broken kettle. and here Is an
avn made from a bone. and here n
something which think their womeIi
use in scraping hides" She showed
me all these things. last the saw edged
bone or scraping hoe Of the sqnaws
used for dressing hides as she had
thought.
"Now am a squaw. she said. smiI-
ing oddly. .Yes. we are savages now.
She looked down at me at length rs
lay. Have courage. John Cowles.
she said. Get well now soon so that
we may 60 and hunt Our meat Il
nearly gone"
but you do not despair" said I.
wondering. She shook her head
mot yet. Are we not as well OF as
those?r She pointed toward the old
encampment OF the Indians. A faint
tinge came to her cheeks. 1T Is
strange. said she. Il feel as II the
world had absolutely come to an end
and yet
1T is just beginning said ] to her.
I'VE are alone. This Is the FIRST gar
den Of the world You are the 6rst
woman: am the first cave man. and
all the world depends on rs. see.-
said perhaps still a tribe confused In
my mind-"all the arts and letters OF
the future. all the paintings. al the
money and goods Of all the world. all
the peace and war and all the happI-
ness and content Of the world rest with
US. just us two. We are the world.
you and /"
She sat thoughtful and silent for
time. faint pink. as said. just show
ing on her cheeks
"Iohn CowIes OF Virginia" she said
simply. now tell me how shall mend
this broken kettIe?"
Continued Next Saturday.
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Trenton, Mo-" About two years ago
! had female trouble and inflammation 30
bad that was literally helpless and had
to be tended Ike . baby. ] could not
move my body or lift my foot for such
severe pains that had to scream. Twas
very nervous and had weakness.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound has helped me to such an extent
that I think there Is no medicine ike Il
for female troubles. am up and sble
to do my work again and ] give you full
permission to publish my letter for the
Ike of other suffering women. Mrs.
p.TRNELL, $50 10th St, Trenton. Mo.
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clscAaRIER, xlU.. !.


i THE made no great outcry. ]
y sLss Hw her bend her face forward
10 infoeher hapdss ttel garrlf 3
49, pysJohng CoWles OF Virginia.,
she said liam sorry we are lost. ''' ,n'.s
i = could make no. answer save to yoT
silently that ifeI lived she must be re-
turned safely to her ohqme.r unburt
body and soul Il dared mot. ponder on
4 conventions In case So desperate as
I knew ours yet might ibe. Silently |
unsaddled the horse and hohbled 1t Sc
curely as might with the bride rein.
Then I spread the saddle blanket for
her to sit upon and hurried about for
plains fuel. Water we drank from my
hat and were somewhat refreshed
Now we had food and water. We
needed fire. But when came to FUN
BILE in my pockets found not match.
II was afraid of that" she said.
catching the meaning Of my look.
In my sheath was a heavy hunting
knife, and now. searching about US on
the side Of the coulee bank. / found
several fints, hard and white. Then
tore out bit of my coat lining and
moistened 1t trife and saturated it
with powder from my .Hask. rubbed in
until it all was dry. This inter soaked
fabric thought might serve as finder
for the spark. So then struck 1int
and steel and got the strange spark.
hidden in the cold stone ages and ages
there on the plains. and presently the
spark was a little fame and then
good fire. and so we were more COM
Portable.
We roasted meat now fat on the
Goals the best we might. and SO we
ate with no salt TO aid us. The girl be-
came a trifle more cheerful. though still
distant and quiet. If rose to leave
the fire for an instant saw her eyes
following me all the time. knew her
fears. though she did not complain.
Night came ON. The great gray wolves.
h:uniers of the buffalo herds. reared
their wild salute tn us. savage enough
10 strike terror 10 any woIaan's soul.
The girl edged close to me. We spoke
but little. Our dangers h3d not, yet
made rs other than conventional.
Even az dusk sank upon US all the
over sky went lJla,.k. IN advancing
roar came upon olIr ears. and then Il
birding wave of rain drove across the
surface of Ire earth, wiping out the
day, heating down with remorseless
strength and volume aS though it
would smother and drown us twain in
its deluge-us. the last two human
creatures CT the world,
1t caught us. that wave of damp
and darkness. and relied over MS and
crushed Us down as we covered.
caught up the blanket from the ground
and pulled It around the girls shoul
ders l drew her tight to me AZ lay
with my own back to the storm and
pulled the saddle over her head. with
this and my own body keeping out the
tempest from her ms much AZ ] could
There was no other fence for her, and
but for this she might perhaps have
died: ! do not know. felt her strain
at my arms first. then settle back an
sink her head under the saddle e.
and cover close. Ike some liti.s
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ting away from here as fast as we
can"
Il tie M his head so that be cannot
see or smell and so fall 90 nrighing TO
the other horses. | explained 10 her
Perhaps staggered little as stood
You are weak she exclaimed
You are mr.
1T Is fcrer." answered thickly
My bead Is bad CO not spe distinct.
~. II you please. think | will he
down for time. "
felt her arm under mine, She led
ma to our little tireside. knelt on th.
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Hnkhnms Vogeta-
bic Compound has
done for me. ! was
. sufferer from fe-
male troubles and
had been confined in
bed over one third Of
my time for ten
months. Icould not
do my homework
and had fainting
spells % thatmyhus-
band could not leave
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out Of my new mount. started again
after the fugitive.
It was useless Her horse. already
lame and weary. and further handi-
capped by my weight. could not close
with the free animal and without a
rope TO aid me in the capture. II would
have been almost impossible to have
stopped him. even bad been able to
come alongside. gave up the chase
and returned to her.
II was afraid" she painted. 81 fol-
lowed. Can't you catch himr
NO" said /. hes gone He prob
ably will 60 back to the trail"
NO. she said. .they run wild some
times. But now what shall we dor
looked at her in anxiety. ! had
read all my life of being afoot on the
plains. Here was the reality.
"But you are hurt" she cried.
Look. your wound is bleeding"
l had not known 1t. but my neck was
wet with blood.
Get up and ride she said. I'VE
must be going" But held the STIR
rup for her instead. smiling.
Mount" ! said. and so put her up.
"Shall we 60 back to Campo" she
asked in some perturbation. apparently
forgetting that there was no camp. and
that by this time the wagons would be
far to the west. For reasons OF my
own l thought 1t better to go back to
the dead antelope. and so ! told her.
1T is over there" she said. pointing
In the direction from which she thought
she had come l differed with her. re-
membering had ridden with the sun
In my face when following II. and re-
membering the shape of, the hilltop
near by. Finally my guess proved cor
rect, and we. found the dead animal
nearly a mile from where she bad
waited for me. hurried with the
butchering. cutting the loin well for
ward and rolling it all tight in the
hide. bound the meat behind the sad
die.
"Now. shall we go back z. she asked.
IF we rode opposite to the sun we
might strike the trail These hills look
all alike.
but does not the trail cut of the
bend and run straight westY' rejoin-
ed. Neither of US knew that the
course Of the north fork ran thence
far to the northwest and quite away
from the trail to Laramie We started
southwest as nearly as we could deter
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me alone for five minutes At time.
Nov have been restored to health
and it has come from taking Lydia Z.
Pinkham 3 Vegetable Compound. When
ever see q suffering woman want to
tell her what this medicine has done
for me and / viii always speak good
word for Il. - Mrs. Robert BLANK
ENsHIP, Elliston, Va. Montgomery Co.
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an with another man? The field is
open. Do what you can. / know that
is the way I'd do. Orme. why did you
not kin me the other day when you
could?"
81 preferred it the other way" he re-
marked.
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SHE SUFFERED
Ten MONTHS
Mrs. Blankenship Tells Of Her
Restoration to Health by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound.

Elliston, Val feel Il my duty to
express my thanks for what Lydia E.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-02-18
n]latlona(G aflBureau !.
abaeOrOnstsr 1seainlsp iuirS ais
8eihdftsfabrsr fnusisrsa.
Ssiu Ssriar.
@aihington. .. G., "A. 6ebr.

GnlhIngton, 3. g., IA 6ebr.
Gas Rational Suit Bureau
miro nlorgeu eroiinet merOeu uno
Der sIbgeorSnete @iuiam .. 9leSin.
lep pon Sliuois miro ais Der Girefg
tor uno 9eihditsiiibrer iltlsicren.
4err WlcSfiuIeg oliBerte beute ieiue
slbiid]t. mdbreno Der iriiben &onpen-
fionsfnmpagne niht ais 8oriisen.
Der oes repubIifnniiden aongreB
fomites su fuugieren. Gr mar I'M
Saufe Der oorigen Mode sum Sor-
ilseEoeH oes aomites uieOerermablt
poroeu. 9lm tyreitag miro Oas Gre
futIofonite 5u eiuer SiglIng 5ulalne
melltreten uHo @err NleaiHiep miro
Den gGtidlag uuterbreiten, ben slb'
georOneien 8urfe ppn 5aO0atotd nlii
Den @eihdften oes @uriiBenoen 5u
betrauen. abgeor0ueter gicSfiulep
miro nod Dem Shlrlie Der aouotn-
tion in Chicago 0as Amt iiber.
nehmen.
Gin 9eriht puroe pom Director
gfcainIep berausee9eben, 0enet
&aliptpuutte oaraii binpeilen, Dab
oas repubIifaniide aonIite 0es Som.
greiIes niemoIs Sic @orpabIeu 5u be.
einiluiien trahtete, unS uieHals IN
Den aonuentionsfompi fiir Die aon-
greBnominierung eingegriifen bat.
a8ir Iaoeu uae &epublitauer SIM
geiude unierer geihditsrdume elm. 9
idloB Ser 9eridlt ogsir mlinid]cn
ibre Qiitarbeiterihnir. &rdiioent Gait
bat beDieieu. oab er Der mirfIihe
fortihrittlihe sSiibrer Der 8artei lit.
@r blidt oui eine erfo!greife Edtig.
felt 3uriid un0 er bat Neiormen ell.
geiiibrt, Die iih ais oauernO inert.
ooa lno praftiib eripeiien. 3as lit
@run0 genug, tbm Die lluterltiieung
oes 2an0es 3u iibern.
g0ie @eihdftslerte, 0ie oen g9ohl.
itano Ser 2auoes lpiinihe1 baben
Rr1ii6ent 5aft 8eueile ibres Ser.
trauens gegeben. gluf oie Grfolae
Der Iebten orei Sabre poheno. MIRO
Die republifantihe Gartei Dor oie
WGbler oes 2onoes treten. lln0 0ieie.
grfolge iino Die Grfolge g9iLliaill
Soparo Cats, uno iie beiiden 0ie
9sie0ererlp6Iuna oeS 9rdiioenteih
Gie repubIifofiiide &artei ipiro ifn
nidlf suriidipeiien. gr lit Der ein3ige,
Der Refu g)orfs uuo Ger anoeren I'M.
ner oaitfsaoep Stnnten iiher 1T.
Gs nnterIieat feineiu 3ipeifeI, oaB er
ipieoeraeiu1bH miro - in Der erTten
slbitimmung unb bon nebr Stint.
men, als notpeuoig iili0, ibn oes
Sieges 5u periicherr."
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-02-18
0ertrag NIT Ru6lan0.
Die @srhaHoImiarH merOea mad Der
&adfrhr 'Ses Stpatsistrstars SuOr
ans SaSamerifu Offi,iea siHse.
Ieitet lDsrOeu.
7ie Haffruss.
8aibRlgtgn, t3. Sebr.


8erhnuoIuugen Ueroen anaebabnt
Iueroea. Inn ben @ertraa nit RuBb
luuo pom Sabre 1881, ser tiirslidl
auiaeloit moroen lit uu0 Der nit
Dem gn0e oes esoJres 1912 auBer
araft treten mir0. ourd eineu neuen
81 erieeen. Gie @orUerhan0lunaen,
Die bon ben Gertretern Ser beioeu
Sanoer auf oipIeInatiitem gaeae ae.
fiIhet iucroeii fin0. eraaben, OaB
troe ser anidngIineu 91iBItimmnna
Der ruiiiidlen 8eaRruna iiber oie er.
folate 8iin0iatua oe3 alten 8ertra.
aes. bic @orihl1ae Ser 8ereiniaten
StaateH nit areBtcr ,3uuorfommen.
belt autlabnie finoen uey0en. glb.
aeiereu BON Der Eotiahe. oaB iopubI
Die &ereiniaten Siaaten ais audi
RiRIano beDauerten, oaB ser elm.
siae 8ertraa. Der Die alte 6rcunN-
ihaft Der beioeR Saa0er in eiuem
Sofluuente Teitlegte, geloit noroen
mar. erheiidlet es Die 3anoeIsoer.
bGltliiie beioer gGn0er, Dem orobeh.
oen Sariffrieae nor3ubeuaen, Der I'M.
oermeiOIid mare. weuu elm neuer
Sertr1a. ser oen 8iiniheu beioer
&eaiefllnaea elttgegentommt, nidJt
sinIaR0e f1ne
Us 1T helhleIien mor0en. 0ie Ser.
banolungen ifber guen neueu Ger-
traq unnittcIbar mad ser 0einfebr
Ioes Stnatsiefretdrs anor pou ieiRer
Jeiie nad SiiOamerita oii5iea elm.
3ulciten.
Ger nene Iertrag. Mrs einWeilter.
Itiid eipIonlaiilrber 9mit iein, uu0
miro ein Winlter eines international.
len glbfommens obgeben. oas Die
Sanoels. uno geiDerbliben 9e3iebun.
gen 5lpeier Boiler poIlfommen regus
liert. Der einsige Gmft, Der in oen
beporite6euoen9erbauoluugen AnlnB
3u @leinilngsDerihifocu6eiten eeben
0iirfte. lit Der, Der iid mt oen Sfeh.
ten Der giiracr. Die I'M 9lusianbe rel.
| len befaBt. Die uiellmltrittene 9aBs
frage oiirfte tuieoer ad5 5apet ge.
braft tuerOen. SadIUeritdn0ige oes
5taats0epartenents baben iid cinge.
beno NIT Dem Stiloium Der 6rage,
Die III ben lebienEaaen oes Sab.
res su beftigen 1ebatten i'm 4on.
greiie snlaB geaebet bate. befaBt.
mo oieie peroeu oen ruiiiihen 81.
plomaten einen BIan lnterbreiten
Der. falls er pon Der ruiiiten Regie.
Irumg angenomnen tpir0. einerieits
alien omeritaniihen @iirgern obne
llnterihieo nes @IaubenS bel geiu.
den itl9hlBlono gleihe 9ted)te aeben,
anoererieits ober elmer Gifueugung
IN Die @inmanoerulgseeieee Ger Ser.
einigten 5taaten Onrbeugeu piiroe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-02-18
Fredler Ranb.
0leln glnrf III Neb

gtelD Dort, -. ,Seb
6rou MarOmaun, Die Satin zines
Sutueliers in Der Stunton GtraBe
mad5te Der golBei bellte friib @iit.
teiIuna BON einem fiihnen 9iebitabI,
Der III Dem 2nOen ihres Manncs
seItern abeno aisqeiiibrt nurOe.
5rau gtnromonn mar gera5e i'm &c.
griffe. IN glbpeicn6eit ibres Gjatten
oos @eihdft 81 iflieBen ais Elm
Mtonn eintrot uHO 8a6Bringe 81
iehpn beriungte. gr trai ieiue @oGl
uno Die 5ruu mar NIT Dem Ginpnden
oes 9iinges beidaftigt ols Der 0lanu
ibr an bic aebIe inbr, iie nit einem
HenoIper in Der 9dnD IN 0as 6inter,
8inirner idob. 0ieies abihloB uuo
Damn in aIler 9ube oen 2a0en bliin.
Serte. gtah 2Lnaa6e Der fSrnu 1T Der
6inorinaIing nit einem gfaub DON
,NiDeIen ino @elo i'm getrage bon
$4,000 nerifluunoen, elle es ibr
gliidte. iitb 5u befreien uno Die Eoli.
3ei 5n benadlridltigeu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-02-18
grisOna it Elm staat.
@oibineton, IA. .iSeb

SNulDtlgIpU, II. iyeDr.-
slIs Die llbr oui Dem 8eiBen Saiie
10 idIna. pnter8eibnete 9srdiioent
9ait beute friib oos document, mel.
dies slri3ona IN ole gleibe Der Stoa.
ten oufndbm. Ger 9Ift uuroe nit
elmer eoIoenen iSe0er nolI5ogen, oie
nadber Dem @eneralpoitineiiter Sttd,.
cod CUR 9lrfbeludbrune itbergeben
tpuroe.
92it Ari5onn lit Ser 49. Stern in
oos Banner Der 8ereinigten Staafer
eingefiibrt un0 Der lebte ReIt Der
9erritorien auf Observation-Disclosures
bes 8unoe5 gum Staat erboben
tporoen.
Ole S8ene Der ltnter5eidntna, BEL
peId)er piele geante oes neuer1
Staates, gunoesbeantte rmO onoere
5ugegen tparen, puroe ouf BIatten
fir bepegIidle 9iloer pereiuigt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-02-18
ncrientaI eimiteD4 entaIeift.

GeDiIs Safe, g. g.. Ia. 6ebruar.
Sin ifpperes GiienbabnunglIf err
eignete iib geltern abeno 9 llbr 40
11aReilen oltlih BON 9ogon uno Is
Meilen lpeItlid BON bier. Der .0ri-
entail 2inliteo". Sbnel3ug Ser Great
gtortberH 8abn. entgleiite, uno ale
10 8ngen oes 3uges itiir5ten a6er
ben fteilen 8nbnoamm ab, nobel Iih
mebrere saueiirtal iiberidllgen. gie
8enpunoeten, bon 0enen ole beiDen
eriien mutrrQBIih iterben tperSen,
iin0: Raihhiiit SO. 6. 8ren0iDiae,
Geuils 2ote; R.a. Mea0e. e,noiano.
poIis; Clara JfuBmeb. SSnfIter, gars.
2. 6. gdIoipin, 9cpils 2afe;; 3aber
Berger, SsRabroof: Sntone 8eraer.
Ssnabroct; Genris gIaiIag, Dtinot:
Sat. GbisIos, @nnsile; 8iIian
@en5is, 9eoiIs 2afe; q. SiIoorien,
GeDiIs Safe; Ibonl. Ggrien, ct.
gIosto; q. g. Snrpep, GbprrucoO; n.
IS. 8off, Nsinnedpolis: 2oie Ser.
man. Seattle; SER uirS 5rou @. SO.
goIifat, Gurefn; 2ufe elliot. GeniIs
2ofe; Elm Wan1 nnmens 6olmann
Hno iein ied7sjabriger Gobn. Die
bci0eE Iesteren suur0en bgrumBtIos
un0 idtuer uerIest oufaefurreen.
Ter Silfs5ug NIT alien 8ertpun0e.
ten fam nm 3 ltbr friib bier an uno
ole suuroen in oeH beiben tieIigen
6oipitdlern unterqebrad5t. Cine ae.
brohene 5tiene 1T nngebIih Die liz.
iate oes uHaIiids.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-02-18
;sOrOert srnppen.
NphSNAA ANPptHs
gSaibington, q. g., ID. Se
N IL % ~

gSai1ington. g. g., ID. Se6.
Ger 8eiieer Der Roileos 9lanh,
tpeIde 6ie merifnuiife @rense uabe
Columbus. u. nl., treit3t, BAT nm
sle;enonug BON 1ruppen erIudt, oa
nlerifaniidle Jlebeaen bic Ianh naGe
Der iiioliheu a5ren3e pliin0ern. 1rup.
pen iino abgeinnbt fDoroen, a6er Der
gseg fiihrs iie So Nieilen iiber 5aH0
uuO piro orei Goge in aniprud) ueb-
men.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-02-18
Gus Jlem Jork.
Gr.StrGfIiua &Oric, Der toofranf in
Rem glorf anfanI, beiteist elaiti.
iden ShritteS ein 9lutumobiI,
OeiieH RsiirsieI eia Webeim-
mis- lit,
Ser aapitan Oes nsluensn".
gaau gOrf, 18. fyebruur.

gt9u Ylorf, l3. Sehrtar.
CHARLES 8. @torje. Ser ebemaiiae
Banter mo begna6igte 9iuloeslIrdi.
ling. uerIieB beute in 9egleitlins iei.
ner Satin, ieines Sobnes uno eines
Raunes. Der, tpie man oermutet, lein
Ir3t Or. Sopler mar, in beimIidler
g9eiie ieine gtep gorfer @obmmg,
uno ieiu gegeutpartiger sIufeutbalt
fonute bis 5u ip1ter Abenoltunoe
niht ernlittelt lperoen. 3ie gfdh.
barn un0 oie 9iener 0es Sauies be.
banpten, 0aB Serr Morie pier sroBe
Ho1fer mitaenonnnen, uub oaB|
iicb Die 8eiellifait nab gltlantie
9itp. 9t. s.. begebeu babe IS miro
mohl fmim mabriheinlih iein, 0uB
Serr Wlorie, Der it'd noh 9ao gtait-
benu begeben iuoIlte. UNI Die Sur 5uI
gebrnuhen ieine gepIqute 9ieiie jest
gednoert Dot, Die Eiener iapten lpei.
ter, oaB aeitern oon peridieOenen
Observation-Disclosures 9riefe ange.
fonmen ieieu; slniragen, ole man
an ale gr0Bereu Dmnpferlinien
rihtete epgoben Oab Serr
glorie auf neridlieoenen in Den
ndfiten 9ogen uon 9fep 9orf ab.
gebenOen SdIiffeu BIdbe belegt
hat 3ieieiligeu. Sic oaS Earicab,
0as Sic @eiellidoft abaebolt hattie,
iahen, bebaiipten. ooB Serr Wtorie.
Ser Dor elmer 98ohe in eiuem
Aoaituhle sic Stufen 5u ieiner @oh.
nuns 'hinaiifgetrageu meroen mibte.
heuie morgen 0us Sans oblte ieoe
@eibilfe nerlaiieu babe un0 odb iein
S9ritt, als CT ben araftuaeeu be-
itieg. iugenolib eIaitilb geloeien iei.
Ger 9apitaiu hes ,eIueum".
aopitdn @iaiau Ban Sd)uif. Der
ben, SSIocilm" fontnanoierte. als iih
Dos llngliid, 0os uieIen bunoert ga.
ntiIien teuere @Iieoer raubte, erciq.
nete, iino Dem fiir3lib Der AeIt lei.
uer .@eidugnisitrofe nad)eelaiien|
por0en mar, miro Den gieIt ieines
9ebens nii Dem 8allernaute her.
bringen. auf Dem er oas 9id)t Der
gSeIt erbiidt hat.
Gin aomite pon Wt0nnern, 0nS
Die glnlidlt ucrtriff, oab Ban Sdait
sum Siinoenbod fiir bis Ge9il gtas
Oerer aemaft iporoen mar, bot cine
5amntIuna einaeleitet, OereR graeb.
MS $500 betrua. Der aapitdn
bot, 6as @el0 gum anfauf 0es gau.
erngiites in Dem Gonntp 9ntnam Bu
Deripen0en, ons ieinen GItern aebort
bate. Der 9teit oes GraebniIies Der
Samn1Irna, i'm getrage bon 1900
Collars. miro Ban Sdaif uno iei
ner Nrou al Dem Gage iibergeben
Deroen. au bent lie Bon oem
9auernalite 8eiis ergreiien.
setauuier bsuti6c grieitsr seitOrbcu.
Gaiimir 2utbring, Der 9rooin3iaI.
General Der @opu3iner Der fueitli.
den 9r0Din3, elm I'M 8eiten lpoblbe.
fainter Oeuti6er fatboliIher Brieiter.
erlae in sSamaica, 2oug sSslano, ei.
nem Ber5leioen.
Batter 2ntbring mar 81 Sabre aIt
unO in yiilipnitfec geboren
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-02-18
gnasblidle llnrcaslmafiafeiten
@t. Nelersbnra. 13. ilebrlIol

St. BeiersDufg, ID. 5eDrnar.
Die periiidr giesierlng bat sluf.
tr1ge an 0ie eofolbeb6roen in elBeli
uno Aeibt erteilt, Den Amerifaner
Cairns uno feline eff 2an0sleitfe. Oie
oen geantenitob Morgan Sbniters
biloeten, feijubaIten. 3ieies 9eIc.
qramn erreidte ioeben oas 2lbeIpo.
bIatt Der agloboie Mrehtin@.
Die sImerifaner perlieben 1e1cran
alf oem 8ege nddl Der S5eiluat ml
10. Jebruar. 5ie ioaen gluifldrnng
geben, fiigi oaS 9Intt bir5lt, betreiis
llnregeImdBigfeiten. ipeldle periiide
geamte anaeblidl in oen gied)nuBaen
Sbuiters in ieilRt gieeitidnif ais
@eneraliduemeiiter geiuHoen babeu.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1912-02-18

9eute iino: sSranf 6. 9ebb. gotrid
=. 6arrea uu6 IGniel 8ropbn, leg.
terer GrOofIpn.
genber. 90, IA. 3e6r.
Senrp @. SegIeitner tpuros 5ier
nerboitet.
Seranton, "a, IA. 6ebr.
gnnoesbennlte perbaiteten beute
bier ". :. 9anHon.
Davenport. Ga, ii. 5ebr.
Goniel gudleD muroe III Sait ge.
uommen.
Gulutb, Winn., IL. J5r.
5re0 gloonep puroe beube ira9
oerbaftet
SprinafieIo, n, IA, 8e5r
q. 8. seooauau9b uno U1. 6 9en,
nea iino uHter antlage Der @ranO,
jurD in 5nOionayoiis berbaitst nor.
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