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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-04
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81 @j de- ss af, nq y a5 %ete an { RR5it a sss.
ct. Soiepb, $125.0O:
q. Sobnion, Qots 1 m1b 9 meuiger 25
SSuB bon Qot 3 8Iod /, @ilbert's Aob.
Rapnespi1e. $4,000.
9: gfanser, @K BON aots ii uno is
nnb Is 8lod 6, @ilbert's aeb. @apnes<
billie, $1,000. 90.
@eorg gngelbarb Mnb Trau al Sal.
alebr, 5GK sgH gee. 1 unbf SUI
NgH unb Mh un0 Gh gGA 3 Mder
a1 SIC. Cd bon SGA NgA Sec. 81
1881 gntbaltenb 23S Mcres, Mtun1on,
$13,OO0.00
Soiepb g. 5miot unb isral, al, 9.
S. 2ammerien. She'll bon GGA G@A
nrb @M 58A 5gA Gee. %9z124<2s,
ct. Gloub, 100000.
4gnes Eld1alla uno @atte an sSnIepb
8Diltp1ef, Cots s unb 8 @Iud 1 500. an
@olbtng, 100000.
Sraneis @. 2amb uub Strait au Sreo
@ebfamp, @h MgA guy sec. IT.
1868, Melroie, $450.OO.
Sulius @oams II: q. an Sranf 3upa,,
Got 8 unb 8 8lod 8 @elt Ii. Gearle's
Nbo. ct. @loub. 100000.
Setter 81. 9bielmon uno Tra,l. an s.
@rnit, Cots 3 unb 4 8lod 10 Goutb SIDE
Yarf Mbb. ct. @Ioub, $4,000.
Sbcobor Bod ir. al Sid &i(ia,1, Got
z 8Iod s." @oscoe, $65O.OO.
@regor Nfi1er un6 Srau an @orib
60l6en 81 5@A bon SgM 6ec.2s
1862 MiGtpoob. 20 @der, $4,000.
Morib 60iden unb Sra1 al @renor
Miinner. She'll bon NGA GGA Sec
1<126<32 Mintpoob, $450.O0.
@tQiam &prte unb Sram on Setter g.
@durin. Got 1 8lpd 3 Srieoman's 4bb.
Golo Sprinq, 81. OOO.O 90.
Sou S@A N@A nno &h @GH Sec.
12<124z33, $2,785.O
@eorg &alfe. az @&A Gee. 2Sz124s
Sobn g. 8enisn nn6 Sra1 an gbarlesS
Sauer. Got 81 8lod 2 8el1 II. Smiths
Mbb. ct. Glol1b, $4,000.
@ilhelm 9. Witdeu unS SSrau an
Srant Sicelp Cots 1 nnb 2 8lod 2 3eif
5ine MHh. ct. Gl"to. 100000.
Theo6or Yortpou unb Nrau an Q1bfpio
s. M01er. Got % 8Iod 2 SbieImun's
9(b6. ct. glono. $4,000.
esoieph 5IuR unb Erau an Sphn mns<
%Ionfotpsfi, Got 16 8lod 2 ghierman's
sbb. ct. @loub, $4,000.
5enrD &rals nnb 6Sra1 an Mntou &.
Mierenoarten, Got 2 Blod 81 aom,rh's
gbb. ct. @lonb. $1,4OO.O 90.
@eorq g. @Qnrb. grecutor of;sfhee.
gstate Of Geo. 8. McgnIom an 81 q
8lattner Got 8 BIod II Curtis @i1rbeh.
ct. CLOUD, $2,160.0O.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-04

trel.er Diener ser Stan6patter, miro
natiirli6 oiefe @orlagen NIT ieinem
8eto belegen un6 braudyt oabei gar
nidt auf Sen 8eridt ieines Garif=
8oaros 81 warten, 5enn oieiem miro
ia oo6 sos 2ebenslidt balls oasge=
blaien merben. Srtereiiant mir0 eS
ober sod ieirt, 51 b0iren, mas &err
Goft iiber Sic porgeidlagene @intom=
nteniteuer benft. Ct iolte miiien,
oaB Sieie nel,e stelter, lpie Sic 4or=
porationsiteuer, eigentlid cine Mcciie
lit, uno oober nidt in1erbalb ser BON
Ser &onitit1,tior ge5ogenem Sdranfen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-04

ei;er>pes Sdimnood, 6os sic gr0B-
ten 2inienidiffe altf5lnebmen imitan=
Sc iii, ml1roen ,lel1n Milionen Marf
aufgemenoet, uno sic @ro=-mno Mau=
rerarbeit baben ied5ig MiIioneu err
for5ert. NQes in allem lit bier cine
MnIage entltonoen, sic als @aht an
Ser Nor5lee BON GROCER 8eoeutl1ng
fir Sic Siderbeit 0es &eid)eS mer0en
muB r,1r5 in ei1em 5ufiinftigen ariege
jeoenfaas cine groBe &olle ipielen
mir6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-04

t0innen bon SEN @bilippinen iabrlid)
100000 5onnen @ob5uder 5onfrei
.inrportiert mer0en uno ielbitperitdno=
lid) geminnen oaSur4 Sic Yflan5er
in cen 8blippinen nidt oas &C.
ringite unb Ser gar5e 8ortbeil gebt
in Sic @an6e 6es Gruits. Nun ba=
BEN Sic Demofraten oes Mbgeorbne=
tenbauies in ibrem lebten Caucus
beidyloiien, Sic 3uder5oQe gang ob5lt-
idaffen, Inn iie ollrd cine ein-
fommeni teuer BON einem 3ro5ent
al1f ale ginnabmen bon $4,000 nno
0aruber gu erieben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-04
auforberans CUR 6eier bes 8Onifa'
~tiuStaaeS! !

Mn Sic 8eamten uno. Mitglieoer
6es g. 81. 6. l=@erei,ps. -
@eebrte Mitglieoer! - Mu6 in Sic
lem Sabre m0d)ten mir allc oem Ger
trol<8erein nngelbloiienen 8ereine
a1,f's 6ringenite eriltden, Sic 5eier
oes 6eiteS oes III. 8onifatius Is.
Sltni) lit ibren betreffenoen @elnein=
sen feierlid SIT begeben. @ir e',t-
|preden oaourh einem bon Sr Gmi=
mems Cardinal 9iome6e 6alconio lei
rer5eit geduBerten @unid}e, ~oaB ale
oeutlden @ereine bon Mmerifa Sas
@onifatiusfeit feiern m6dten, geraoc
mie Sic Sssrldnber oas ct. Batrids=
felt" Se6r piele &erei,re entlprafen
int pergangenen Sabre ser 6tesbe5ug'
liden Mufforoerung oes Yraiioel1ten
oes Central @ereins uno nod me6r
8ereine tpiiroen oieies Seit Befeiert
baben, b0iitte man fir oieie Sade III
oen 8ereinen energiid)er agitirt. Gs
lit, gemab Ser Gmpfebllng Ser Sc
neral-@ Ser iarnnplung Ses Gentral=Sef<
ems mumi densmerth, nit ser fird)li=
d,eu audi eine meltli6e 6eier SIT Der
binben uno iouten iidl oaber Sic Be
on1ten Ser @ereine friib5eitig NIT it,
rel, Biarrgeiitliden in @erbinolng
leten um int ginperitdnoniB NIT oen-
ielben oieies Set por5utereiten.
0b Sic 6eier am Gage ielbit g.
sssl1ni) an Sen porbergebenoen oSer
Sen Darnuf f%olgenoen 5onutagen be-
gongen mer0en ion, m,1B 5urd ort<
iidye l1mitGnoe 11no i'm @inflag init
oen @iinlden Ser @eiitlidfeit be-
itimmt per0en. SSn Staoten, in MEL
den mebrere @erei,.e beiteben, f0n,1=
tie nan Sic 6eier gemeinidnftli@ OBJ
balten uno oieies miiroe cine iolde
6eier MIR erb0ben ln6 lmpolanter
erideinen lalfen. 8ei Ser biirgerli=
den Seier f0nnten paiienoe &eben
iiber v6e11 N(poltel ser 9elltifen, iiber
Sic @rbaltung Ser Sel1tid)en Sprade
mus Sitten, sic 8%eltrebung ser oeut=
iden &atboliten, Sic Grrlngeniduf=
ten ser Deutlden in Mnrerifa, Gen.
tral==5teQe, 2eutide Bfarridulen,"
II. /. No.. gebalten tper0en. &,1r5> Ser
Sag ionte Sem autboliid>en Geutidr=
tbum unieres 2an0es gelpeibt, ms 10
feierlid nie nur m0glih %begangen
1per6en. SSn ser iideren grmartl,ng,
6aB Sic 5eier bon Sen oeutiden So
tboliten allgemein begangen inns 81
elmer o%al,ernoen @%inridtung Ses @en-:
troll @ereins mer6e, 5eidnet aht,,nes=
bon. SIM @,1ftraae bes Brdiioenten,
Soma. SIneman,
Gorreip. i,n6 Binan5=sefretdr.
ct. Saul, Mtnn., 80. Mddr55, 1912.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-04

@ir besesneu jeoeu Sag 2ente,
melfe lpenig @ertralten 5u i%ogenann=
ten baben, ooer Inn
beutlider 81 ipredoe1r, sic Tie perad-
ten. 1os lit nidt iiberraideno, menn
man beoenft, mie biele 2eute idon
0oOur& enttdu1dt muroen, inoem Tie
nidt Sic geringite gr1eidterung ibrer
9eioen fanben. Dus lit ieoob fein
gutter @rnm6, nm ale Me6i5inen al1=
rid aa 1peilen. gs giebt etlide Sell
mittel, Sic 6urd sic 3eit erprobt iino,
uno unter 0teie lit 6orni's Mlpen-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-04

9as Mderban : 0epartement lparnt
sic Tarmer gegen &erpen6u11g BON
importierten &artoffeln fir 5aat=
5pedfe, an Steue 0es tbeueren einbei=
mii&en 3rooufts. SSn, oem be5iigli=
den 3irfular miro ermabnt, GaB
in europa peri6ie6eM &ortoffelfranf=
beiten berri6en, sic, menn bier Elm
%geldleppt, Sic grnte aniebnlid BE-
eintrddtigen uno sic Broouftionsun=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-04

Ser ceutide Marineetat entbalt sic
(etten Soroerungen fir Sen Ml1sbau
@ilbelmsBapens 5l,m &ei6striegsba-
fen. geit 5polf Sabren miro an Sem
Musba1 g%ear6eitet, ms Ste @elammt=
toiten per6en ii6 idliebli6 auf melt
ii%berblnoert MiQionen Marf belal=
fen. Ser 8a1 ser 0rei groBen Croft
tencods allein bat nabe5u fiinf5em
Millio11en Marf beridlungen, fir Elm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-04

9as Mderbal : 9epartement fat
nit Experimental bebufs tiinltltd,en
&eifens bon 3itronen 6erartige Or
folge %er5ielt, SOB i'm beporitebenoen
Sonmner fein Mangcl an oieier al er-
frilhenben @etr1nfen b%e,,0tbigten
Uruft 5u befiirdten iein miro. 0lrd
0ieie Experiments lit feitgeitelt, NOR
Sen, boB Sic CRIME 3itrone reift unb
sic gelbe 6drbl1ng erbalt. menn man
tie 0rei ober bier Gage lang al1f eine
Stl1n6e einem @ibeperfabren unter=
mtrft. Gie 3itronen3udter tpenSen
oas nel,e 8%erfabren iett ldon nit gl,<
tenn @rfolye at.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-04

Iieie @eitimmung lit tbatia@li@
1r1r cine uebertroeung ser Dom 8nr=
0esobergeridte ga1tgebeibenen &orpo-
rationsiteuer ouf inoipioneae &erio=
r,en. extraordinarily iinb Die
&orldldge bonn Mbeeorenetenbaule
angenomme,1 mcroen, unS nod 0en
1eel1eiten grmittelungen lit audi I'M
Senat eine Mebrbeit 6afWr porban=
Sen, mas feinen geringen S@reden
inn 2ager ser 5tanopatter berporge=
rufen fat. Ser Braii0ent, ais &C.
gegen cine 0irefte Steuer falt. Sc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-04

Cine bemerfensmertbe 8eitimnl,,g
6es Eraii0entibafts Yrimdrtpablge=
iebes BON Nortb 3afota lit, 0aB Die
e%rpablten acknowledgement, pie a11=
Sere offentlid|e @eamte, e..ne,1 gio ob=
legen miilieu, mo0urh Tie ltd perpflib=
ten, genlaB: ibrer S%nitruftton 51 itim=
men; 10 SUP Tie lire Sttmmen bon Ga
6ol(ette al1f feinen on0ere11 &on0i0a=
ten iibertragen f0nnen, ielblt nidt,
menn Ser &onoent beid)lieBt, Sic 800
animation zines iold3en &a10i0ateu
einitimmig 81 MAIDEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-04
@arum er ipGt lpar.

v@as madte es, ooB Sic 10 ipai
maren?"
SD b%egegnete 9mitbio1l."
uGas lit sod fsin @rul1S, morun1
Sic cine Stunce SIT lpat Iein iollten,
Inn sum M%ben0elien 0abeim ein5li=
treffen."
SD meib, aber i@ froete i'm, mie
er iid fublt, un0 er beitano barauf
MIDI miiien gu lallen iiber iein Ma-
g%emleiOen."
nsagten Sic ibn1, er iol1e Gbam.
bsrlain's Sablette nebmen?"
u@emib, oaB lit, MOS er gebraudt."
gerfauft BON alien Sa1polern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-04

~@as madte es, oab Sic 10 ipat
,,~.o- OU .
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-12-29
uPRLIc SALE.

Georgia--Glynn EQUITY.
Unoer and by virtue of a power OF
sale set out in that certain mort
gage from Brunswick Journal COM
pany TO C. ID. Ogg, dated May %,
1907, and duly transferred by said c.
~. OBS 10 the undersigned, Bruins
wick Bank & Trust company, will
De- sofa on the first Tuesday in jan
uary, 1913, within the legal hours of
sale certain personal property now
located on the second floor of that
certain building in the city of Bruins
wick, GeorgIs, No. 1914 Newcast,.
street, and described AS fellows:
One Hoe drum CYLINDER press; on"
Universal job press; one Eclipse
newsLaer folder; one Advance cut
ter; one Fairbanks Morse six horse
power gasoline engine; all the type
cases, type, imposing stones, frames.
shat ing, betting, Office furniture and
fixtures now on said floor belonging
10 said Brunswick Journal company,
Ind all and singular the newspaper
equipment and outfit of every kind
and ct aracter now on said floor be-
longing to said Brunswick Journal
company.
Said property having been mort
gagged to secure an indebtedness in
he principal sum of Fifteen Hundred
Dollars, or any renewal thereof, and
there is now due 10 the undersigned
as transferee CT said mortgage and
As the assignee and holder of the
evidence of the Indebtedness secured
hereby, the sum of Fifteen Hundred
Dollars, with interest thereon at S
per cent per annum from February l,
1912, besides One Hundred and Six
teen and. 43-100 dollars advanced by
the undersigned under the provision
of said mortgage for taxes on the
property of said Brunswick Journal
company, with interest thereon at
per cent per annum from April IS,
1872: all of which Indebtedness is
past due.
Said property will be sold to the
highest bidder and conveyance made
to the purchaser OF said property by
the undersigned, as provided by the
terms of said mortgage, and which
mortgage and transfer were duly re-
corded in the office of the clerk 0. |
he Superior Court of said county in |
10 of the Mortgage Records |
page 729 and following. The SALE
Will be had at said building, No. 1874 |
Newcastle street, Brunswick, Ca,
where the property described is To-
lated and can be inspected.
Brunswick Bank & Trust Company, |
BY F. d. AIKEN,
President
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-12-29

You have patronized us literally.
Our trade has reached new high
water mark for holiday traffic.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-12-29
TRUSTEE SALE IN BANKRUPTCY
In the matter of
I. r. Still & Sons,
Bankrupts.


BY virtue of a decree of the Uni
ted States district court for the Eas-
teir District of South Carolina made
on the I'd day of December, 1872, !;
VIII sell beicre the county courthouse
Of Glynn county in the City of
Brunswick, in the State of Georgia,
at public auction to the highest bid
der therefor, on the 10th day of Jan
uary 1913, at II a. m. the following
property:
That certain tract, lot or parcel OF
land, situate, lying and being in the
9th Militia District of Glyun County
State of Georgia, and containing one
hundred and ninety Q9O) acres, nor:
or less and bounded as follows Or
the north by lands formerly owned
by l.. w. Norton; on the east by
tho right of way of the Seaboard AL
Luno railroad, on the south by land:
CT J. H. Kendrick, and on '9e wes
! b. lands of j. B. Owens, sa' trac
Icing a part of what is co nmo1i.
known as the Glencoe Trac',' ant
the part hereby conveyed has til
courses, distances and admeas1re
] ments set out and contained IN
I map or plat thereof, made by =. 4
Penniman, county surveyor If Glyn
lcoun =, Georgia, and recorded on pas
a. of Book sc of the Records Q
tGiynn county, Georgia.
Terms of sale cash. Purchaser {
! pay all taxes due and payable in tn
}year 1912.
4 w. L. Douglas, Trustee.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-12-29

.o'i have made us glad that we are
of and for Brunswick and that we
have cast our lot with the fortunes
of the city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-12-29
Application for Leave to Sell.

Georgia.-Glynn County.
Notice is hereby given that the I'M
designed has applied to tse ordinary
of said county for leave to sell land
belonging to the estate of Thomas
Breslin for the payment of debts OF
the estate and for the purpose of dis
tribution. Said application will be
heard at the regular term of court OF
ordinary of said county to be held on
the first Monday in January, 1913.
This fourth day of December, 1872. !
J. Hunter Hopkins,
Administrator upon the estate OF
Thomas Breslin.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-12-29

You will fro that druggists every
where speak wcn OF Chamberlain )
Cough Rer" edy. They know from long
experience in the sac of 1t that in
cases Of coughs and colds 1t can al
ways bedepended upon, and that 1t is
pleasant and safe to take. For sale
oy all dealers.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-12-29

The ladies are cordially invited to
visit our cigar store and take lock
at our handsome assortment of pipes,
etc. Just the thing for his Christmas
present. GoLDSMITH'S
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-12-29

For sore feet, chilblains, frost bite,
sore nipples. chafing, cuts. gals
burns. sores or scalds, DARBY'S PRO-
PHYLACTiC FLUID is marvellous
remedy. 1t relieves infiamed condi-
lions, heals the flesh and eases pain.
Taken internally for cramps or dys-
EMERY Il ccrrects the disorder 81
ouse. Price, so cents per bottle. Solt
by all druggists.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-12-29

EVERY DOLLAR SPENT IN
BRuNs WICK WORKS FOR THE
BENEFIT OF AIL-THE ANSWER
is TRADE AT HOME.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-12-29

Cigars are always acceptable to the
man who smokes. We have the best.
oOLDSMITH'S.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-12-29

Trade In Brunswick because it's
up to you to be sincere in your love
for your home city.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-12-29

Read Wright q Governs ad on page
6; it will interest you.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-12-29
N,HIisEyI 6IaiS5s15sSl FOR
NI2A0 u. Leonhard's won.
u2EHFI derfully successful
u-}<4k~<Sr~<rzDGse@ INTERNAL ram odv

HEMROlD, is sold at Roberts Phar.,
macy under guarantee. Fl for " sug-
ar-coated tablets, lasting "a days.
Quit using salves and go after the
inside cause. Hem-roid book mailde
free by TT. Leonhardt Co.. Station B.
Buffalo. N. Z.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-12-29

Read Wright & Governs ad on page
6; it will interest you.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1912-12-29

Don't give CHEAP cigars. We carry
the best. GolpSM,TH's.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-08
FODDER FOR FANS

McGraw Gays his team of this year is
stronger than that which won the cham
pionship in 1905. 1t may be that and yet
championship this fall.
Old Lou Durham is working out at Yer
non, Cal, and expects to be performing
again soon. Lou is said to be less than
100 years old.
a lot of the credit for Washington 5
good showing this year should so to Jim
McAleer He wiled most of the players
TO Clark Griffith, with which the Old
Fox is burning UP the American league.
Catcher Louis Nagelson, of the Peli-
can team, got in a row with the umpire
when the Pels were playing an exhibition
game at Pensacola. The jumps slipped
him one in the jaw and then let some
players intervene.
After ST. Paul traded Mike Mccormick
to Toledo he beat it to a lake near his
nome and went hshing for week or So
lavender has pitched 81 innings against
the Pirates without allowing them as
much as a run.
Mickey keliher, who was competing
with Brown keene for the first base job
on the Pittsburg team. which neither of
them got, has been turned back on the
Pirates by the Toronto club, to which
he was farmed
There's nothing the matter with Char
ley Adams, of the Pirates, but a spiked
ankle and crick in his arm
Ed Honey, of the Cards, accepted 4s1
chances in "A games without making an
error
EsucIaire has quit the Minnie league,
leaving only three clubs. Folks wouldn t
turn out for Sunday games and it was
all off
Claude w. Davis secretary and treas
urer of the Nashville baseball club. has
resigned and Edwin Booth has been
named in his place.
lyey Wingo Georgian. isn't doing much
for the Cards now and the St Louis sport
writer's are taking back lot of the
boosts that they handed him earlier IN
the season.
1'he Oklahoma State league has again
been discontinued.
Women are said to be heavy buyers
in baseball pools in Eastern cities
The worst thing about baseball pools,
to the baseball folks, is that folks use
the money to invest in them that they
formerly spent to go to baseball games
In 1889 John McGraw pitched and won
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-08
SOL DER BASEBALL NINE
LOSES TO ATLANTA STARS

Three thousand baseball fans saw the
crack soldier team Of Fort Mcpherson
go down in defeat before the Atlanta
Stars Yesterday afternoon in the 9rst
game OF double header 1t was the
second Sunday game the soldier team has
lost this season. The score was to 5
The opposing pitchers were Blanton.
for the Stars. and zckerfoose. for the
Soldiers. Both pitchers were steady in
the pinches Jeffries and Barnes, of the
Stars, were leaders at the hitting and
Of the game.
In the second game the Soldiers were
victors over fast team composed of
PLAYERS from the City league by a score
of to 5. The feature of this game was
the fielding of Red Parker in left field for
the City leaguers.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-07-08

~HARLEY HEMPHILL has a
pennant winning team ON
- PAPER. But on the diamond
+hev are most promising candi-
sote for the cellar position. And
mere is only one thins that is
teenine them way down in the
second division.
The lack of snap and ginger, or
good old pep as they say In base
hsu slang. is the item that stands
between the team and berth
among the first four.
The writer witnessed Saturdays
farce at Poncey park. And what a
nightmare it was! The Atlanta
nlsvers were as quiet as a bunch
If deaf and dumb mutes at prayer
meeting. They took their turn at
hat as per the order, and they
located their positions when Mont
gomery was at bat.
But it requires more than me-
chanical motion to win baseball
games. And it is up to. Charley
Hemphill to get big syringe and
inject a bunch of this pep into
bis men.
ASH have said, they can walk in
from the field. locate their bench
without guide. sit down without
being told. know when it is their
turn to bat, realize when three are
out can find where they left their
gloves put EN- on without instruc-
lions and prepare for the opposi-
tons assault without being signed.
But that let's them out.
THEIR work on the bases is pa
thetic. In eight innings of the
first game Saturday they garnered
thirteen hits. and vet cashed only
two runs. They took about as much
chance on the pathse as John D.
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g ball game. and received an even So
for his services. He was 16 then. Now,
at SO, he is making $4,000 year
Bin Chappelle has bought an automo-
bile
Rube Bentons bad work Fourth of July
IS attributed to the fact that he' missed
the train for Pittsburg and had to rise a
RATHER. His work showed it.
The Springfield, Ohio, team had Is men
left on bases in recent game.
The Sacramento club is a fussy organ
ization. They have canned Herb Byram.
the old Princeton star. who never did a
thing this season but lose all eight games
he pitched
Terry Turner recently made it "a
games in row without an error
When the Cubs fell on King Cole the
other day they mixed little kidding with
the hitting. Cole. somewhat peeved. hurl-
ed the ball couple Of times at Tin
kers head, but he had no luck
Manager Callahan has naturally de-
MED the published story that he slug
ged Pitcher Benz because that worthy
refused to walk Laporte when ordered to
do so.
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Che SPORTING EDITORs
'COlUNN

Rockefeller does of losing his oil
trade when he boosts the tax q
couple of cents per gallon.
Bailey is one Of the fleetest run
ners in the country. Callahan is
nearly as speedy Alperman is not
slow man by any means. Hemp
hill, while not as fast as a half
dozen years back, can still burn
the dust. McElveen and Agler both
look fleet Of foot, while HARRISON,
despite his elongated pedals, ap-
pears to be able to cover the soil
in fair fashion.
Still they forget all their speed
once they get on They fail to
make the best Of opportunities fur
nished and can stick on cushion
longer than any players l ever saw.
On the hit andrun Saturday,
long singles to right only sent
runner from first to second, when
third could have been reached with
easa.
Fast legs are great things to a
bah player, but they are worthless
if there isn't an active brain steer
ing them
WHEN Hemphill was in the big
leagues he was known as a
gingery player. He was always
out on the line coaching and Yell
ing. He was filled with the old
pep" But right now he is as quiet
as the rest of his team.
Come on, Charley; don't get dis
couraged because the breaks"
haven't been coming your way.
Keep on fighting wake up that
bunch of sleepy players and that
Cracker team will start climbing.
But there sure is no chance for
improvement until the Cracker
crew does wake up.
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NOW THAT WILSON WON.
THIS PAIR WILL BE WED

MARSHALL, MO. July s.-Charles
Akerman, young turfman, and Miss
Nellie Wilson were 10 have been mar
ried here on the Fourth publicly, unless
a reactionary Democrat was nominated
at Baltimore. In that case. the we'd
ding was to have been postponed in
definitely, the ride-elect being an en-
thusiastic Bryan follower
Now that Wilson has won. the couple
will we'd, but publicity has caused them
to change their plans and they depart
ed hurriedly by motor car for the West.