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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-07
Find Wreck Of Old Warship.
Eore,en Correspondence Of The Star
PARIS. August

PARIS, August 70, 1913.
A discovery Of some historic interest
has been made on the French coast to
the south Of Cape Ffnisterre. At low
water the outline Of the shattered hull
of the French frigate LIE Droit d Homme
has become clearly visible. This vessel
was sunk by an English warship in an
engagement which took place about 17S9.
Tugs have been sent to the spot. and
divers who have gone down have recov-
the wreck.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-07
Steamer Rates Raised.

while the rates on the steamers from
Dawson to the head OF navigation on the
White river were at first $50 for each
passenger. $50 per ton for freight and
SO a head for horses. they have now
Increased to nearly So, and should the
rush continue these rates will stu In
crease. It is estimated that II will cost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-07
Don't Reach That Far.

From the Yonkers Statesman.
Bacon-The United States makes
enough paper money each year to reach
twice around the world.
Egbert-That's queer. Very little Of
Il reaches me.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-07

He-You upbraid me for losing money
on the races-you? She-And why
should 1 not? He-Yet I recall one
blissful moment, not SO long ago, when
we stood together beneath the silent
adverse fortune could ever draw from
your lips ono complaining word
Puck
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-07
Two Routes to Field.

There are two routes that can be taken
to the location Of the strike One by
steamer to Cordova, Alaska, thence by
rail to the head of the Copper River and
Northwestern railway. and then over
the divide into the headwaters Of the
White river and down this river to a
point opposite the strike. then across
country to where the discovery was
made. The other route is by steamer to
Skagway, Alaska, from there to White
horse Yukon territory, by rail. and then
down the Yukon river by steamer to
Dawson. While the White river enters
the Yukon river about seventy miles
above Dawson. no arrangements have
passengers and freight at this point.
connections being made at Dawson with
the steamers operating on the White
river.
This is done on account OF Dawson
being the Quitting point for miners in
that section of the Yukon territory, but
should travel in connection with this
strike be Of sufficient importance ar
rangements will be made later on for
such transfer. The head OF navigation
on the White river Is about ninety miles
from the mouth. at the junction Of the
Donjek river and from there 1t is neces-
sary to use polling boats twenty-five
miles up the White river. From this
point the trail cuts seventy miles across
country. While the route via Dawson
is probably the longest, 1t is possible
that the trip is not SO dfmcult as via
Cordova, as tits over tho road that has
been travelled since the early days of
the gold excitement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-07
ALASKAN GOLD STRIKE
CAUSES MINERS RUSH
Vice Consul Woodward Tells
of New Rich Field Re-
Gently Reported.

The reports from the Yukon territory
and Alaska Of a new gold strike on the
Shushama river, near the source OF the
White river, are causing excitement
the northwest country. writes
United States Vice Consul G. c. Wood
ward from Vancouver. Canada. The
strike, Mr. Woodward learns, is about
thirty miles west Of the international
boundary between the Yukon territory
and Alaska, between parallels g. and So.
"A large number Of miners and pros
pectors" Mr.. Woodward reports. ARE
leaving the British Columbia part Of the
Pacific coast, and if the present reports
are corroborated there will no doubt be
a gold. rush from this vicinity. which,
while not comparing with that of 1897
IS, will be of some magnitude.
1T is stated that two discoveries
took out 200 ounces of gold in four days
and that dirt is found on other creeks
running $27 to the pan. but too much
dependence cannot be placed in these
first reports, as there is no way Of bear
ing out their authenticity until a num-
Der Of men have reached the dfggings
and their reports are received.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-07

wednesday, October 1b.-The Evening
Star match (squadded competition)-Ope
to commissioned officers and enlisted
men OF the National Guard of the Dis
trict OF Columbia. who have not pre-
viously won the match. Distances, 200
wards, standing: 800. 500 and 600 yards,
prone: Ave rounds at each distance. The
prize is a gold medal presented by the
evening Star Newspaper Company: Sec
ond prize, 8: five prizes OF 81: Ave prizes
Scores made In this match over the 200.
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Jnlano gelegrap6
9ro6ungen 8e9en etHsn
3eugea.

Rem gorf, Is. Teb. Der 3i>
TtrittanpaIt D1itmaH lit am Oienita9
bapOn in &euntuiB gsiest poroen, odB
spei uubefannts Wdnner benz Reitaus
rant oSnbQber 2uigi 2dncreot orohteH,
i6m Die 3unge aus3uihneioen. rpenn sr
Ternerbin ipeitere Qusiagen iiber Sr~
preIIunosn fsitens Der poIi3ei MAIDEN
ioQte. Die beioen unbetaunten 5et5z
ten gancreoi 3situHgs aus hnitte,
norm geiagt iptro, buB eiu SpitIer,
Der feitoem Don einem Jetnos eri6Oiz
len puroe, eiuit sinem 4ug:fttaten, Der
aus Der SduIe plauberte, ein DIR obs
ihnitt uno es ais W1rnung an Ole
Q9ano ieines 9otaI5 Hogelte. sic
fiioten bin3u, oaB lie ihm bic 3unss
ausihnet0en lpiiroeu. penn er ass
S.aats2euoe ouftreten iDute.
Sancreoi Leqte am Utont19 Dor Der
Sps3ial~Granoiurn, fpslhe ijh nit Der
Interiuhuug Der o!I8eisGrprefun8sH
beitdftigt 3sugrib gegen oen polt=
3iiten 5bpmos RpbinIou un0 2lnoere
Lab. Gr Tuqte aus, ooB er teinsrLet (9es
/ Tess perlebt babe unb oo6 BON Der DO
/ li7ei aestpuuqen fporoen lei, Ihr jep,r
WonQi $50 bis $50 81 9sben.
Gin 20 o I diuenqei Il lib oss
13. Gaballerie Regts
ment5 GET b len.
Gl q goIo, 5eras. IS. Eeb. Sir
bem 13. Rupdneris Reginsnt gebort
aes MuIbtuenssi1iB iit in Der Conn
tao Raht aus bem Sort 0ahito, yleu
| merito, geitphlen porosn, pte e.
ihsint. BON meritaniIden Rebelen,
ulaior Glort. Der 3iitrIttsQoj
In Sort gliB, iugte ipdbreno oss "a
oss. oaB i6m nihts iiber ZEN Gteb'tdh
aemeloet iporben iei. IS unterIieg
a6er ntht Dem 9erinsIten 3tpetfel, po
ros GeihuB uuo auh piel ba3u geh0
riae Ulunition asItobIsn tporoen II
Stit Wtont1q mor9en huben Der. 2
gruppen on Der 9ren5e nah Dem De
ihus qeIuht. 5a6itd lte9t ungs1Gh
% Uleilen bon Der Sren3e sntrerr
uno pis oas geIdus gsito6Ien In
: unbemertt uber Die 9rense geitaf+
peroen tpnnte, 1T porldufig nod el
RdthieI.
Der 0iebtabl srinnert an etne
l dtnli6en Streih, Sen bic Wteritdn'
pdbreno Der Maotro Rsoolution !
+ Gl gaIu ipielter, ais lie IN eirer 9tad
!. aus einem Bart I'm oer5en ner Sta
B cine alte Ranons, Die bort auf9eiteI
Z mar, fortThafftsn, obne oab irgsr
r temano stpas bdoou bemertt bait
= Rad, 9eenpigung Der Repolutton MI
b. Die aanoue in ebenfo mpitsrio'
8 BeiIe pieper 8uriitgebraht uno
n ibrem friber.n gIas aufgeItelt,
n gsneral 5alaSar, Der Gbert0r
n manoeur oer Rsbelen. bate erit b
j. Elm paar 5aaen bamtt gepr1bIt, .,
ii feline 2sute ben umeritaniid1fn Iru
# pen sir MafttnenseidiiB itehIen Mi
ben.
j. Zen Rebelen lit eg aud gelunce
n in Der RGbe ppn Columbus, q. y
sr 1900 aboti llnifprmeu uno eben
e. nieIs Ghuhe fir Die HFbelerorr
l. ii5sr bic grsase gu iamasss!E,
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! Der 9 aItontrieg.

2pntou, 1S. Jebruar. Die Jsdts
ridtsn bonn arisssidoupIdB auf Der
8al.aRbalbinisl iino jsst auBeroroenis
lib maa.r. Dir 9speihen bon aon'
itantinppel Iinb beoeutsnoen Versoses
runa.n unterporfen uno iperoen aus
beroem BON Der 3.niur tart reritiims
melt. Gines Der aabel III bel pera ieit
Elm paar 9agen unterbroten.
Gnper Ben, BON oem es am Wscntag
bieB, oab er bon Wleuhelmorosrn
fdtuer xrpunbet, fpenn Hiht setootet
roroen fei, "a. am 1ieniias an Jrsuns
be telegrnpbirt, bah oas 0sruti
pdnslif, erfunntn fuoroen Ter fRo CT
fif Der tei.en geGunbkit srfreue.
gi. Spannilng stpiihen 9uIsari.n
unb Rum6ni.n III i'm 3un.hmsH. Die
9robmGdts seb.n Iih aber ale wiiihs,
bic Reeierung.n in Sofia ME in gus
toreit rfriobnlih su ftimHlen unc lie
tpsreea .ih pahrih.inli6 srbistsa,
stpiitsg ssn bsio.n 2dnoern gu p:7s
miitetH.
Der lebts gori6ldg Rumdniens gsht
babin. bab ihm gulgaritn bic stiiitt
bts Shpdrwn Meeres Bis nah oem
Slap stab Ultra abtrsisn fols. tpie aud
bic Stast galiihid. pofiir RumGnisn
ouf Die 2lbtr.iung o:r Stoot SiliItrio
per3ihtsn purbe, bic aufsugeben Bull
aarien lib in Der sHtfdisbeniten Meil.
nsiaer,s.
8ulsarien pia nibts pom ben Dor
it,lGasn piIien, neil bic gefsItigunstr
am aop aab 4trd ben bulgdrilher
soafsn Wdrna b.nrokn tpiiroen. 0iI
Wldhie glaubsn ober. oab Der neueit
0priflna Humdniens cine einisuns
moalih H,ofen piro.
en- oipIomalilhen arsiien lat mcf
ouh iest msbr 5offnung clf geils
eung Der Tiffuenssn 3piiten Oeiter
reid uno RuBlnno. 9sm 9srnehmsr
rad biisbt RuB!anb jsst niht mea
bdrauf, bag Ssuinri ben Wont.ussri
rern iiberlaHm pire. unb ipenr &
Selisrreihs liHaarH selinat, Siuta.
= sur 5aupiitaot bes nsusH 4Ibanitnl
sn MAIDEN, bofft man. oob Is aud &c
Iinaen pirn, einsn apmpromib mi
g.sus duf bic anbeyen Strsiiisisit.l
3u ersieltr-
Die biefign goiihaftsr hoifen, L
ibyer ndeblisn. am 9onnsritas iiat:fin
bsnbsn 9trfammluns. CUTE doriia,itt
81 MAIDEN.
Gint Dsp.ifs Der .5im.s" aus Set
iinjt. Montsnssrc. iaat. oab bic Der
biinosien in ben orsiidgigsn aampFsn
bi. mi. Der einnahms bes Garonniol
gsrp.s snostsn. i.hr Ihtusrt 8srluii
erlitisn hdtsn. Di. Monisr.srins
hciisn 1000 5ooie unb gsrpunoeie a
Der 1araboib unb btiunbe 40Qo +
gorbanioli Tie Esr6sn psrloreR 80
Wann Bel Hsrbifa.
Esusnri Ga. tetpi.isn. bnb ts II
Eianoe III. einen aneriff bon 5000
Msnnn nus3uha!ien. Ten Ssrbsn fthl
"a an asniisenner ihnsrtr 9rtilleris.
Wlan slaub.. bdb Der ansriff ur
Gnn Der Wctt srn.usrt .rsrbs
iuiro.
Gt.petersbura, is. nebrui
Ter Etrsit spiiten Rnmanien IN
gnlqnrien bstreffs bsr rumdnlid.
gebisisfcrbsranaen nruriatt. a
Tienlsaa fine panit an Der bisiia,
gOris unb audi bic oFfsntlihs Msiaur
mar In tpbem MaBt errtat. bic ruff
ffe Mssitrung fhsins fih absr .
6cfinung bin5ugsbsn. bnb tse b
Rd4sm sslfnssn nth. In etfsIgrsi4
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q. 90. @. aee genorbtn.

penspo orth. 0a., 18. Jtbr.
O. W. 6. Gee, bee 1lieiis Sobn bss
g.Rtrals Robsrt 9. Gee. iriiber Benss
raldoiuinnt bes icnf0beririen Draft
osnttn Ssffsrion Dapfs itnn prdiibsHi
smeritus Der Wafbinsioa unb Gee
llnip.rfitdi. itnyb bier am Dlsnitdg TIM
so. 0sbsnsiabre.
6dusliht 1rnsOois.
Renione, Snn., Is. Jsbr. -
Ter 40i1briss Gbas. Maltgn iibsrfiel
am 8isnitas Mors,n isine Grnu. mel,
DE iif nod Inn Bette bsfanb. NIT sintr
9lrt. Gr ihlus fs bslpubtlos uno Be
eab IiA Ionann in bic Gfsunt. no {,
iih srb1neie. Ti. Jrnu biirfte inun'
NIT btm r.btn bnroniommsn. WcItor
mar felt lSnssfst 0sis autes as5tits !.
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Sraneiseo s. 2Aaoero
Sm Nationalpalait 81 Nerifo gefansen &c
uonmen nuo Sur Neignation geSunngen.
9ludb Nmitapp Wsaoerp nno iammtlid)e W'nter
berbaitet.

Der 8iseprdb<nt pno guars Biz 81 pG qudtunbe ntt
funon prbn General Sua propiOrh as prdFosnt protp
# Der Gtaosrreih pu eneralen 6uettd uno gdn
ou,t ousqefl6rt ganqut bate Wontag NIT 1000 ne Nm
hGno ben galat bes sIaubt big Bsn 4u
eenblit. bag elmer ieinsr geirsassn is De Jn0l3'ssn
urb,u uod ausubruna oss Gtdotstrets ngsai - Die Re-
beu,n i'm Qorbeu poueu 5uera nif als rdbenn ansnnsn
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KNetterberi4t.

Giir Cbio: GhOnss Mstter am
Mliitipof; tpGrmer i'm norbiihen uno
mitilersn 1beil; Strihreeen ipdbrsno
Der Raht ober am Donnsritag; talter
am Donnerrag. Siiolite Minoe. On
am Tonn.rItag MOrsen nah Rorotpelt
umIflaaen.
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@darben er6auts rpoTen" unb bat our
2eit Die beiben Shiffe nPrtn3regent
3uitpolo" uno yGridb 8ranbenburg"
i'm 8Qu, bic 6onalotsiperte 3u &tel
iteLten g6elgoIano" fertig unb baben
,,auiferin" nod i'm Qusbdu. Die &uts
ierltde Dertf bat bis6er nur eth 2ts
nienThiff, .3aiier". fertiggeiteQt. Die
Sti6Qruerft in 0an3ig bat Dor etnts
oen Waonoten ,,Olpenburg" fertig8eitellt
unD Bat CUR 3eit ou5 2tnisnichtfF r&oz
mia gilbert" fonie ben 9an3ertrsu3sr
nGrTab aaiIerin Qu9llitu" i'm 8du.
DIS leBte 8rE8sIhiffperft muB enbs
lid nod Der Stettiner 8ultdn erDdbnt
nerben, Der oa8 2intenihiff rRRinz
lamb" erbaute, ieitoem uber ben 8au
aroBer C6iffe bOaftdnDtg an feline
6amburssr glieoerIafIung n6gstretsn
bat.
Die Warinbertpditung fam iif
bemnad beim psiteren Jlottenausbau
auf aat groBe, in jeber 9tnittt lei
| Itunqsfdbige unb moberne Srte8sihtffa
txrften pertaiIen, Die aQe an lie 9eIteu'
ten GorOerungsn gu geni9en IN
Stonoe limb.
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Cincinnati Mitttuod. Den 10. asebrnar 1913.

lSL s1ul4lHi4hNilI IpS pASAi'N+'i 49,
Corps bic Yrdiipentihdft iibernomnen
babe unb bas Amt in Die 6dnbe bes@
ientgen Wunnes legen tperpe, Der pom
aonqreb ousertoren tperoen ipirbs.
Gr fiinbiate au6 on, DaB General
glanquet gum militdrs8ouDerneur
pes gunbesoiitritts ernannt poroen
lei.
Qartbc, Seras, 18. Ge6. Sol.
gasqudle Sro3co, Sr., unb Sol. Qns
ores Gor3a 8aIan. ;yiibrer Der Reoos
LUTON i'm Roroen, erfIdrten am Nbenp,
baB Iie Syertd nitht dIs proDtioriIden
prdfbenten onertennen un0 ote Res
tellion fortisbeu fpiirben, penn riht
Elm anbersr Wann on bic Spipe Der
Reqierung geiteQt treroen purbe, eats
tpeber Genor 3e Ga Barre ooer 9ene:
raj Geronimo 5repino.
qursbo, 5erds, 18. Sebr.-8it
gtsbeasn, tpelfe 4auepo Qareoo einn1a:
men, beguuusn am 9tenitaS nit cine
itarfen 5dusourhIuhung nah W1f
| fen unb Wunition uno bsihlagndhm
ten Qferoe uno 2ebensmittel. 81
Itsllten bdfiir 3dblungsanlpeliun9el
auf bas .repolutiondre 6uuptquartter
aug, Die allgemsin als gaargslo an5e
nommeu perOeu
M2an 1T bier iiber ben 4ufentbalts
ort bes 8eneraIs RaranjO uno feline
Wannihaft pon Regierungstrupper
Der bon U(ontersp aus3og, I'm bic Ht
bellsn aus gueDo Qar:0o 81 Dertrstber
gun3 i'm uutlaren
aapt. sJuon galsItsros, Der al
4 lMpntag 2lbsuo 6sim lleberihrsiten os
Greu3e pon Der. Stdatsn Gintpano:
. rungs geamttn Derbaftet tpuroe, I
! untsr Der 4ntlaqe, bic gleutr1Ittats
/ 8sisse perIsBt gu baben, in 5ort UE'
!. 5utoib eingsIperrt rporoen.
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aus 6tm Deutfhen Reih

aus Dem Deuti den Reth.
Berlin, IS. Jebruar. Or. 5rte
orih Jrisbmann, OeHeu aH9ebll6s
gutoedung siues 9silmittsl5 fir yus
tertulDie 10 sroBes 4uiieh&n srreJt
bot, bat Ti6 am Gisnitag al 9oro oss
| 9umpers garOnpriH3eTtn GecIIts"
nad Rem gort singeidiTit. Gr nabm
eius Guautitdt BON ben !ebenoen gdz
ALLEN nit, Die bel Der 5siIung Der Sus
! tsr.uIoie io!he WuHber rpir.eu ioQen,
uuo er piQ p&rIuhsn, in 4tserttd 90
/ BON 100 gutertuIoiefdIer I'll hslIsr.
Denn Inn bies BeIiR9t, miro er et7s
IliQion Dollars erholteu, Die siu gIsiD
gorter Banter, Der etnsn ftDinoluhs
tigen Sphn bat, fir oas 8elIngsn oss
Experiments ausgeisBt bdA
.lGerT TIottenbduin 3eHti d.
Lamb.
! SHE bereits ieit elmer Reihe bon
yabrsn, 10 niro ouh i'm laufenosn
! Sabre bic Ihdtigtsit Der osutite1
arieqsitIiibaufirmsn cine dubsrIt unis
TQnarsttH iein. Rid. psnigsr aIs l3
arpbe Stiffe, suopQn pier 3ur 4bIeTes
runq gslangsn ioQsn, tperoen tIh I'M
gaufe beg Sabrss i'm gGu beftn0:n.
Die ibrer 1erti1it,qung sntgsgsn9ekns
BEN qrieasitiffe limb bic orsi 2jniena
ittffe ,aaiIsrin- (GriaB 6assn),
: QGr;r 9rIhert" (g~Tnt Usgir1 uub
.qrinsregsut Quitpolo~ (@riaB ohm,
liopie oer g}ausertreu3er .SepoIig
. (10. Eiir bieie pier 5hiffe psroeH i'm
: WlQriueamt fur 1913 Die S6lubroter
: osforoert. Qlubsr oieien pier Shtifer
: iino i'm ldufsroeu Sabre nod foI8enot
I ariegsfabrRuge i'm Ban: Die Gtnten.
. fdiffe ,GriaB aurfirit 5risbrid nil.
telm", ,GxIdb 0eibenburg", rGriat
granbsnbur9" .GriaB Wortb" Der
] mebruuqsbau e uuo 9ermebrunBs
{ bau .S", Iotpitcis 9an8ertreu3er 81"
: -grIag aaiierin Qusuita- uno ~Grfat
c Serbia.
7 4uBer oisIer grobsu ariessihiifsl
limb 1913 nod foIQsnoe areuser in
f. gau: karlsruhe" (ErIas Sesablsr)
) .Roitcd" (GrfaB geisr), ~GriaB 5re
ne" uno .griaB griu3sB 8ilbtIm"
: Die beioen sritsn IperoeH nod in bic
c iei'l Sahts, bic beioEn anoeren i'm ndt)
= iten Sabre fertigseiteIlt. 4Is neus gnu
! ten trst.n odnn nod Die tleinen Greu
n ser .griab Gjsiion" "uno yGr'aB osla
4 binsu. Sooann iou i'm laufenoe
= Sa6re aud nit bem Rsubau zines ao
T noneu6ooss 6 bsgonnen tuerbeu, Ic
l. Inie Der Gridb fir bic peraltete taiist
lite 5att r6ob,n8oIisrn" gu ben ar
4 oefiibrtsn Ta6rseuqeR tritt bann al
y ferbsm nod Die iibIife Sorpsboboots
l. ierie BON stpolf Slid uno cine In5aI
M llnteri.ebpote.
Der Sinienihiffsbau pertbilt ii
.r olsitmdbiq auf oi.s Noroiee unb B
i Cities. 9cn ben gloroissiperften fir
n bic aoiIerlite Dsrft in milblmsb,
n p.u uro bic Wsrft Der @.s9 Wsi
n in Bremen am itartitsu in anipru
er gsnommer.
n Qls britt. Rorbfeeipsrft III Ieit 19(
bic neus 9ultonperft in 5dmburg 81
a. Ban bon 2inienitiffeu teraHge3Dg
eg pprbeu. Sic bat por einigen M0uat
&c ben 1reahnou9bt nSrie6rid Der Or
lie be" fsrtigesite[lt uuo 1T 3ur 3eit N
r. nm 92eubau oes a@rTdB aurfiii
IN Triebri6 WiIEslm" beitdftigt
Dibrsne bic genanrtsH brei Ror
in Ieenerften aht 9inienififfs bdut
az BAN. b0usu, psrthsilt itn Der 8au t
IN ubrigea ainisnIdiffe auf fiinf Siti'
rs nsrfisn. Die Gsrmaniapsrf. gu Ei
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BRET pom BEN Ut 0rDern De
grdfibenteu BON g all
noNnr h hirnpr r1 tet

Gan 5albubor, Is. Gebr.
3rei Der Wt0roer oes BrdItoenten Der
Republit GaIDabor, Dr. W&anuel 6.
2traujo. IinO ON 9ienitdg Utorgen in
@eqentpart elmer groBen WleniAenz
menqe auf Dem Ggsr5isrpIaB eriao1eH
nornen.
Sin Rrisgsgeriht batte am SdmIta8
Qbeno Iieben gerioHsn. bic an Der grs
moroung oes grdIt0enten betbetltgt
paren, gum Iooe Derurtb:iIt. Yier ods
bon nuroen iofDeit perbaftet, Die orei
Qlnberen tonnten aber iopett nod niht
qefunoen rperosn. Ginsm Der 8erurs
tbeiltsn purDe Elm Qufichub bepiai9t
in Der Grpartupg, bab er nod rpetterD
Gin3sl6eiten Der 9eri6p0rung preis'
qeben piiroe.
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kein Slrei& Oer cObOmOliOsn.
Aei5Gr i'm Often.
Die Gtienbabnarbetter willigen
in Elm ShieSsgeriht inter
Ocm 6rSmannseicb elm.
Ter Ypliseis, @raft"Stanoai ia
9aetu 9prt.
Dem Stauts3eug,n 2aucre0i lit nit
4usihneioen Der 3unge
aeprpbt nproen,

Sir ben San, baB er niat aufh6re 81
5hp0Ben.
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us Dem Sort 6a4ita in g2su glsgito
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in Ser. ct. MaI6inengeIauB nit
Usunition
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Don meEitdntihen Re-
befleu.
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9ie Mddte glauben aber nod,
Dermittcln au fDuuen.

Or. srisbmann mi. ieiner Su6srtuz
loiistur nab glmsri.d uRttrne9s.
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MuslanD. nD.Selegrapb
menig Neues uOm Ra(kan6rieo
Ser streit swiihen Rnmdnieu
anb 8ulsarien Elm atutsr
aemsroen.
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1te Naddte glauben aber nod
sermiiteln 40 f6uuen.
sSushibore 9srluits bdben bic Wlons
itnssrtner BEL osm glnsriIf auf
stutari srlittsn.
Gupsr Ben Ion gar nidt srmorbst ooe'
ansesriiien iporotn isin.
Ranmono goincor6 als grdNoen
Der frans0iif6en Republi.
inaugurirt.
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Tr. Iritbmann NIT ieiner 5ubsrtu
ioiisiur nab glmsri.a uHterpe3s.
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Der Glottenbnu in 3sutitldno.
Grsi Der Worber oss VraltosRisl
slrauio Don SclDabor srIhohsy.
Der GlOttsnbuu in 2sutitlano.

Grsi Der Morb.r oss prdltosnisH
elrauio bon GdlDaoor srIhonsL
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-05
Cross Earns Right to Fight Richie for Title.
Anderson Was Never in Running With Gothamite

tangled in a clinch the next second.
Anderson let go chop with the right
to the body and found an elbow be-
tween him and the mark. He tried
for the head and then dropped 1t for
the short ribs. Nothing doing-years
and years ago Cross learned how to
block that one.
They SPARED a moment. Anderson
let go a left hook for the head and
reached. Cross still kept working in
with his straight left for the body
He was stalling for a chance to use
the right. Anderson knew it-every-
body knew it. Suddenly it came
short? Bud pulled out of reach with
a smile But there was a lot more
Anderson had not figured on. Leach
shifted as he let go the right and
came winging with a left swing.
Down went Anderson. He was up
instantly, seemingly unhurt
Touchdown No Accident.
Murmuring boobs who bet 10 to Z,
yea, even as good as 2 to ] on what
should have been the short end at
6 to 5, laughed it away-an accident.
1t was not. Not a bit like it.
1t was planned and executed with
elaboration.
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fray, there was little difference in
their size-not near as much when
seen in clothes. Anderson was coar-
ser, bigger boned and looked more
rugged, but Cross looked the class
He carried nothing that he could not
use in the ring. He was fit his flesh
like velvet and his eyes bright as a
hungry snakes.
He got lucky Immediately. Ander-
son had copied the corner with his
back to the sun. A coin was tossed.
He moved and sat in the other cor
ner, looking at the sun like an eagle.
Leach went about things like a bust
ness man. He personally inspected
Buds bandages, ordered his clerks
about like slaves and got the store
ready for the slaughter. In the mean
time Anderson smiled and let the
others do their will.
Anderson Was Confident.
Cross looked pretty soft to him,
evidently. for the smile of pity was
still lurking on his lips when the
New York boy came feinting in. He
got the distance and went to the
body with a left jab. He worked in
again and drew a lead. They were
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-05
HARRY KNIGHT
MEETS DEATH
IN AUTO RACE.
u OLUMBUS, OHIO, July s.
We'll, just this once more and
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y OLUMBUS, OHIO, July s.
We'll, just this once more and
I'm done" said Harry Knight
as he slipped under his steering
wheel of his racing car yesterday and
prepared to line up for the 20O-mile
race.
On the 10th lap Knight was
thrown from his car as the result
of a blown tire and was run over and
killed by the car driven by Johnny
Jenkins, his best friend. Milton
Michaelis, his mechanician. was so
seriously injured that he died soon
after. Both men claimed Atlanta as
their home, though both came orig
inally from indianapolis.
The death of Knight resulted from
an accident similar to the one that
gave him the title of The Hero of
the indianapolis Track" On this oc-
casion Knight drove his car into the
concrete wall surrounding the track
to avoid running over a man who had
fallen from a car
Knight had been officially declared
out of the race, owing to time lost
as a result of engine trouble, but
despite the fact that he had no
chance for the prizes he insisted on
continuing the race. Almost in front
of the grandstand a tire blew, the car
swerved, went over, righted-thrOw
ing both men to the ground. Jen-
kins, who was chasing Knight, went
over his body. Knight was terribly
mangled and died instantly.
Ralph milford won the race, break
ing the worlds record for 200 miles
on a dirt track. He won the distance
in hours 81 minutes and As seconds.
The previous best time was made on
the Columbus track by Spencer Wis
hart in hours % minutes and 41-2
seconds.
Harry Endicott was second, with
the time of hours As minutes and
81 $500 seconds. Ernest Reeder was
third, with the time of 3 hours AZ
minutes SO 65-100 seconds. Ralph De-
Palma finished fourth and just with
in the prize money, with the time Of
4 hours AZ 61-100 seconds. Prizes ag-
gregated $4,000.