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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-18
BASEBALL SUMMARY

Standing Of the Clubs.
w. L. Pc w. L. Pc.
Iordele 10 .5SS T'ville s 8 500
B,wick. 9 Z 563 2A'cus s. 40
Ndosta 8 SEQ W'cross. 10 1915
Games Friday.
Thursdays Results.
WayCrOss / Americas 0.
Naldosta 4. Cordele 0.
ThOmasvile y. Brunswick T.
GEORGIA-ALARAMA LEAGUE.
Newman at Opelika
Taladega at LAGRANGE.
Gadsden at Admission.
Standing of the Clubs.
eden. s % Is / . Ps rdega. ~ " 81 /. . Fl
N'nan. 80 80 .524 L'G'ge. 30 80 476
Opelika 80 81 .516 Anton. 90 So .446
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-18

Indiana polls 3. St. Louis 0.
Cleveland 8, Chicago 2.
Pittsburg 3, Kansas City 0.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-18

thursdays Results.
Lagrange 8, Talladega 2.
Admission 6, Gadsden 4.
Newman 4, Opelika 2.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-18

TINE Southern League owes Itself
the duty of cleaning out the
baseball gamblers al New or
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-18

Games Friday.
Chicago at Boston.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn
St Louis at New York (two games)
Cincinnati at Philadelphia
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Thursdays Results.

Thursdays Results.
Charleston l, Savannah 0.
Albany 8, Macon Z.
Jacksonville 4, Columbus 2.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-07

Starr Piano Company.
The Crystal Pharmacy.
White & White Store.
Fisher Real Estate Agnecy.
Porter's Bazaar.
A NJ. Mcmillan.
Miss HERMAN millinery.
The Clutter Music House.
San Carlos Hotel
Rhodes-Futch-C Collins Furniture
Coe Book Store.
e Greenblatt.
Manhattan Hotel.
Pearl Furniture Co.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-07

TOBEPROOUCEO
BYLOCAL TALENT
DR.. KENNEDY, GEO. HERVEY, S. J.
HARVEY, n. WAGENHEIM, c..
AVERY, J. FRENKLE, G. QUINA,
w. BRENT, MISS BELLE BERLIN
AND MISS FANNY WAGENHEIM
IN THE CAST.

For the first time in the history of
local theatricals can it be said that
such an original performance as the
one planned for Tuesday night,
April 22nd, for the benefit of the Plum
makers, has ever been known Of An
original play, with a plot about PEN
sacoIa people, Pensacola places and
things that Pensacoians are interest
ed in; a play written by a Pensacola
playwright, and acted by the pick of
Pensacola's most able amateurs, is
something to conjure up as memorable.
The theatrical ability of such artists
as DR. Mallory Kennedy. Mr.. George
Hervey, Mr.. Stephen J. Harvey, Mr..
Harry Wagenheim, Mr.. Clarence Avery,
Mr.. John Frenkle, Mr.. Gerald Quina,
Mr.. Willie Brent, Miss Belle Berlin
and Miss Fanny Wagenheim, is too
well-known to Pensacolians.
Each of these well-known local ar
lists possesses hietrontc ability to en-
title them to professional considera-
ton, and have been seen by the local
public time and time again, individually
However, never before has this array
of local talent appeared together In
one play and the very announcement
of a play wherein everyone of these
favorites take part. is sufficient adver-
tisement TO draw g record breaking
audience.
Pensy Play is a side splitting must
cal comedy in which Mr.. Sidney P.
Levy has been observant enough to ar
range scenes, dialogue and song about
local personages, with whom we come
in contact every day, and about
places and things that every PEN
sacolian, from the wee tot to the grand
parent, know about. and are familiar
with. Not a single opportunity is
missed to take advantage of fun, and
laughter is the only answer to what is
said and done.
As a well-known amusement lover
was heard to remark yesterday-'"The
name Pensy Play might sound like a
new drink or new cigar-but. even
as a name for a play. ii ought to be
a knockout with the people who are
going 70 play in It,"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-07
BALL PLAYERS
SHOW Up WELL
IN PRACTICE
SEVERAL MORE PERFORMERS
ARE TO ARRIVE THIS MORNING
MGR. HAMILTON IS PLEASED
WITH THE SHOWING MADE
YESTERDAY.

Manager Jimmy Hamilton and his
aggregation OF young hopefuls had an
excellent practice yesterday fore and
afternoon. the weather being perfect
It was the first time that the Pen
saco1a mogul had seen several Of the
boys in action, and after a careful
survey and summing up he Is very
we'll pleased. thank you.
All OF the boys entered into the
practice with xest, enthusiasm and
ginger, and a superficial lool5-over of
the bunch would easily convince a
ball "fan'' that Pensacola, has a base
tall team that will be in the running.
Frank Long, who has already been
selected to hold down the left garden,
Is q clever performer. He is fleet
footed, q good judge of balls. and at
the bat and on the bases he displays
splendid judgment. He promises to
be one of the stars of the Cotton
States league.
Jewell, at second, made a good inn
preston on those who saw him work
out yesterday, and Manager Hamilton
believes that in the stoclKy little in
fielder he has q valuable man Car
mony, at first, Is one Of the cleverest
inf1elders who has yet performed on
the initial sack in q minor league. He
is quick, a sure catch and covers every
inch OF ground in his vicinity.
Hansen, in the center garden. also
showed UP in great form. He gauges
every ball that comes into his terri
tory perfectly, has a good, strong arm,
placing the ball from deep center into
the catchers mitts on a line throw.
He Is also clever at the bat.
Manager Hamilton has three Of the
best pitchers in the minor league ball
today. ! Gudger, is said to be a "phe-
nom," and Manager Frank Of New
| Orleans, has a string tied to him, re-
leasing him to Pensacola temporarily.
1t is expected that all Of the players
signed by Mana ger Jimmy will be at
the park this afternoon, as several are
due TO arrive this morning. i
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-07
NEGRO CONVICT
IN MONTGOMERY
|. IS WANTED HERE
THouGHr TO BE JOE DANIELS,
WHO WAS SENT UP FROM PEN
sAcoLA FOR ASsAULTING AND
RossING GREEK IN fsos-oFFl-
GER RICE GONE AFTER HIM.

a negro supposed to be Joe Daniels,
who escaped from the convict camps,
and who was sent up for ten years
from Pensacola in 1905 for assaulting
and robbing a Greek. has been ar
rested in Montgomery and Police on
Ger Rice left last night for that city
to bring him TO Pensacola If he proves
TO be Joe Daniels.
The Greek assaulted and robbed by
Daniels is the one who now conducts
the store at the southwest corner OF
Garden and DeEilliers street, where
the crime was committed in 1908.
Ofncer Rice knows Daniels and he
Vas deputized by Sheriff Cary Ellis
to make the trip to Montgomery.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-07

THE MERCHANTS:
Jos. Coleman.
". A Ray Hardware Co.
Nordstrom Millinery Store.
La Mode 0adies wear and millinery
H w. Gibbs Hardware Co.
H o. Arson
The McHugh Grocery Co
s. H, Kress s. Co.
Forbes. Quigiey & Morgan.
NJ & o. Clothing Co.
Peter Lindenstruth
Watson. Parker a. Reese Co.
T. T. Mobiles & Co.
Sol Calm a. Co.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-07
MORE NAMES ARE
SUGGESTED FOR CLUB

That IS at once short, suggestive and
a good nick name. That VIII stand
for something very substantial and
substantial qualities are what Is needed
in a good ball team as well as anything
else. Mrs. W. ". Briggs. r. 3. d.
No. 8. Pensacola, Fla.
Editor Pensacola Journal. I see
where you are wishing to secure a
name for the Pensacola Cotton States
club. suggest that the Hops would
be an appropriate name for the new
team, as it is the initials of orr peerless
manager and promoters OF league ball
in this city. CHamilton, Oliver, Peaeae
and Schad.) It also signifies the club
viii Hops ONE for the 1919 pennaTF
II. l.. Bombay. No. 1os South Reus
street.
Editor Pensacola Journal I saw in
the papers that you would give $1,000
Il. who suggests the name for aas
Pensacola Cotton States team.
suggest the Owls or the Gophefg
Hope one Of these viii be the name.
Mrs. Sims. No. East Intendencia.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-07
PENSACOLAONE
OF FLORIDA'S
BEST CITIES
C. A. MILES, PROMINENT TRAVEL
ING MAN, SAYS DEEP WATER
CITY is CONCEDED TO HAVE
PROSPECTS AND POSSIBILITIES
{ EXCEEDED BY NONE.

c. A. Miles, popular representative
OF the Consolidated Grocery Company.
with headquarters at Jacksonville. was
at the san Carlos last night on one OF
his periodical. visits to the Deep water
city.
Mr.. Miles territory extends prac-
tically throughout the entire state, and
he is well and popularity known in
every section. He comes to Pensacola
about twice a year.
II don't know of city IN Florida, -
said Mr.. Miles last night at the San
Carlos, that is making more rapid
strides in every conceivable way, than
is Pensacola All one has to do to
appreciate this fact is to come here,
go away, and return in a few months.
He Will readily note the changes which
have taken place. Continuing, Mr..
Miles said that in every section of
the state the Deep Water City is at
tracing. attention and that everybody
conceded that this is one of the best
cities in the state.
IF / were called upon to name the
Florida city with the grea test posi-
bilities and Brightest prospects,
would unhesitatdngfy say Pensacola
SAID Mr.. Miles he furtner stated thai
in his opinion, and he is a close OBJ
server, that within the next i've years
the population OF this city would be
| increased anywhere from % to 80 per
cent, and that her manufacturing in
| dustries would be doubled.
Mr.. Miles viii be in Pensacola fol-
| two or three days and viii leave for
the East coast, returning IN about six
months. when he will again note the
many changes which have taken place
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-07

Read The Journals Want
Ads and Profit thereby.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-07
COUNTY COURT
MEETS TODAY
JUDGE RELLINGER WILL PRE-
SIDE AND SESSION WILL OPEN
AT 10 O'CLOCK THIS MORNING.

The county court, Judge Henry Bel
finger presiding, will convene at 10
o'clock this morning, when the work of
eisposing of the large number of cases
on the docket win be taken up.
Anticipating the passage OF a bill to
be introduced at the present session
of the legislature abo,ishing this court
an effort will be made to wind up as
much OF the business as possible at
this term.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-07
THIEF SECURED
TWOGOLDRINGS
ANOS12
w. a. oPPEN5oRN, ENGINEER AT
ICE WORKS, MISSED MONEY
AND RINGS FROM HIS COAT
POCKET YESTERDAY - POLICE
NOTIFIED.

w. H. Oppenborn, engineer at the
Moore Ice Works, reported to the po-
lice station yesterday that a pocket
book containing $12 and two gold rings
were stolen from his coat pocket at the
plant yesterday.
He furnished the police with de-
scrfption of the pocketbook and rings
and the officers are investigating the
matter.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-07
STEWART MAKING GOOD,

Pitcher Stewart, the PENSACOLA
wonder, pitched the entire six innings
for the Regulars. and his fast ones
were almost invisible from the stand.
Manager Wilder is expecting much
from this boy. and if his work yes
terday is a fair sample. he viii surely
90 great things in the Sally circuit
before the closing of the season next
Labor Day.-Jacksonville Metropolis.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-07

Editor Pensacola JouT1faI- Suggest as
name for Pensacola baseball team this
season: "Hamiltonians." J. NJ Martin,
p. o. Box 337.
Editor Penss cola Journal Florida
is the Land Of Flowers In naming the
baseball team, I beg TO suggest. The
Daisy L. D. z. Pensacola Bluebe!is.
Wild Rose, Zephyrs, Kites, Rapids,
Whales, beers, Orioles or Robins NJ.
A J. Evergreen, Ala. Brooklyn
Route Box. l 0.
Editor Journal. / suggest the name
of Pensacolas or Pensacola GTfts
(Which means sand) or IL you want a
freak name, call them the Oliver Shads,
or Oliver Twists. Arthur Spare, Beu-
lah, Fla, R. F. D. 1.
Editor Pensacola Journal. One Of
the most important events, If not the
most important, win be the opening Of
the Panama canal. and with il viii
mean the exporting of A great deal Of
coal from Pensacola. Why not call the
new ball team Pensacola Coal Pans.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-04-07

Be sure and ring 613 for
Grape Fruit, if you want
something good.
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lie 9eiupOrt Cffiee FIR oas Sin.
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meut bon 8eoelid gloptou umsuitos
bsn. Die 6intertaFenIaaft belduft
Iicb auf iiber $4,000. Sm Qpril 1912
perffisb ssobaan GILBERT CLAYTON uno
binterlieb isin fdmmtIides 8srm0sen
feiner Satin 8eoelia gIapton non
Ddnton, RD. Die 2estsrs binterlGBt
III thrsm 1sitameHt Dom Mai 1912
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Gbe.@rlaab

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Die Nemner.
Ter 3abrestag Der SdIadlt bel
Gbidamanea wirb am 2f. Sep.
tember sefeiert.

Su oieiem Ronat johrt fif Der
fiirfsigite Sabrestag oes blutieen 9ti7.
GEMS auf Der MohIItatt BON Gbidas
manga. Gs mar cine Der bluiiglten
ShIahten i'm @iiraerfrieae uto 5ing
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cos slorreiflite 9Idit nah Dill
SpriHes - in Der @eidihte oes
slelnten Gbioer Aegiments. Sic, bic
9seliner pon Gineinnati, haben dnf
bem blutgetrdnfien 9oben 3ruei Teuf.
mailer: ibr eigenes unb ons iener
gnttcrie. aui freItem in gronSeidiriit
su leien III. oab es oie Reiuier morcn,
Sir oieie 9ntterie Den aoniooerirten
rpiebcr nnbmen. Gar Wnnd,er mubtc
ins @ras beibeu; gar mnnd,en bat
Ger Sdaitter lob ieitoem gebo!i.
aber iene Meuner, peif,en ons Ser5
nod sd)l1at, tie poIlen Den 8eoeutidg
nidjt noriibergeben Iaiien; iie pollcu
iciner geoenfcu. IeShnIb lit cui ben
81 Septernber. anhnlittags, enc
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raumt fuorben. 9ie anmernoen au.
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eiefer foIgt Gin aeiniitbIid,es seiiani'
meHiein uno in Elm 3uriidaeben in
bic GrIebniiie Dor iiiniSie Sobren.
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- Observation-Disclosures Gcib bat a.'
fern pisoer nsun nsue 6iifs.poli3l'
fen ernannt.
- Die GeTunbbeitsbeb0ree nabm IN
ibrer asItrisen SiBuns Die Rsiisno'
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tpiro gbefer O. Rabeuiitin BON Ro.
3S43 Rortb Eeno Rodo.
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ris. grdntrsid,, I'm austunft iiber
cine bort tiirNih ,iuoefabris Sira.
Observation-Disclosures in StItalt ei'
nes Trsirabs 81 ipsnetn.
lie empfinoIifs Gable bon,
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nod Bat nift lang, dneebditen. Der
gkrmometer regiiirirte sefiern Wlor'
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t.mperatrr, Elm SieigsH um 80 Grab.
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politiiAes.

9Qs bemOlzatiFhe Central Rom
miitss bat Die irIpenben 15 WitsIisoer
sam Gdmpaans aOmmitte srnanHi:
Simson U. 5cbnfon, JoIept 80.
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ssobn %. gsd, 5obn 9. Sbuff, !. g.
grortsrmanR. Jrant Woob, Wintsat
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6iitner. 9sor2s Building. CHARTS 90.
WOsasriua, Raibdn 2erpis unb artbur
espp. Usit Der aanporne tpiro Riiis
Sttobsr beqounsu nerhtn.
Tas rspubiisoniIfx Examinations,
Gommiti.s b.: bic Serminbauer Der
Sdulratbs R1nbiboisn beitimmt
uno ben Ddblraib bapoa bena6ridss
tiai. samss u. sist In siir ben sipeis
idbriaen 3srmln beitimmi unb u. g.
DliboenbOrF, e. u. gurrelI, Jrto.
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ben pisridhrtgsn.
stdmte Seenan, Der fruEtre republic
tdnifde Stab:roier, Delher in ben
grimGrpabIsn fiir bic Wibsrnominas
tion in DIR q. mdro uns
hrlsaen III, bat ben mnblratb
utItsrn perftdnbiai. oub bic Qominas
tipn 2piai1m r. 41bsIs bon ihm.
a..ndn. tonteftiri psrben fpiiroe. CO
iollen in fiinf grssintisn, in Dtl6tn
assnan ni6t rtprGftniirt mar. llnr.s
Qlmdbiat.it.a rorsssommsn fsin. Der
8uhIrath braint cine Qahsdbfuns
ridt porsunsbmen, Is fsi bsnn, er
rirb pom @.ri6s bnsu aufaefOrbtrt.
Die Ballots mihen brsibis 1dse lang
aafbepahrt iptrbtH.
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rer0en oiirfen, es iei oenn oaB Ser
slaiiier bem gcrfdnfcr cine fhrift.
lid)e grfl1rung abeeeeben bot, In
irelher CT iif oon,it einpcritanoen CT.
tISrt, oob ibm bie perIaftgte 8aerc
i'm Soblmob perfauft miro. Serr Gie.
eel lpotIte nun, oob Biirgermeiiter
Stunt aIle bieiieen GeiddftsIeiite, bic
noh gutter alter Cite nod INNER in
Scblmaben nertouien, ourh bic goIi.
sci oerbnften Iiebe.
gpit oieiem @erInngen bate er ie.
ooG tein Slid. oenn 8iireermeiiter
Sunt erfl1rte ibm nit oiirren @or.
ten. ooB ieiner aniid)t nod es oeni
RnbIitltm abioliit freigeiteat neroen
icne, oh es feine Semiiie nnh @epid)t
cocr i'm SohInaB fnufen polIe. lie
Foii5ei, fiiatc Der giirgermeiiter bin.
3u, bate pidtigere Tinae Su tbun.
oIs iid III ioIte anseIeeenbeiten 5ii
miihen.
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@ie cine SslotdnseriH e..
i3ussifhrer eruaunt spuree.

Nus Wien ipirb esi9rieben: GlrSs
lid iiarb i'm ttnahbarten 8aotn oit
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aino i'm Sabre 1878 einseirgteu mar.
6ei poIItommsner 9ebtrri6uns Der
9.huis peritono II. ts irogbsm. ibrsm
san3e INNER cine rpisnsrii9s Rots 5u
stben, uno bas bat Iie in sriitr ginte
gum 9ieblins oes 6ofopernpublitums.
bsioHoerk abtr bes OffiSisriiebpdritr'
res esmod,i. Zen Offisisrsn ift es
nimlih ouf 0sranIofung oss faifers
srm6gIiht, bic Sofbabntn - 9urg'
unp 6ofopsrntbeater - nit gang ess
rinesn 0usgdbeu Su beiudsn. Der
Gintritt In ods Sisbportsrre Der Scfs
tbeater ioiisi fir Offisisrt nur siDans
sig Ssllsr. 2lls ih nnn i'm Winser
1898 go in sinsn milii6riifeu amrs
mad Mien iommanoirt tpurbs. ipuree
i6 aud Stummsait oes Siebpartsrrss
Der 5c6op<r.
Don uns Gtamms6ften. 3u bentn
ith isbr off 2sbar, oamals Hdpellmsis
fer btiul 20. SnfonierieaR aResimsHt.
asIelIk, paren bic nisiiten. better gss
faet aIls, snrosierte Wagnsrianer. mas
uns ab,r ai4t binosrts. aud, bic Bcls
IeifporiielIunssn re4t fleiBts gu beTus
fxn. Tiefe tpdren oanals. iuis aud
bsiiie nod, rsd3i inisreHant. Do mar
Die Mimi.erin Mb<l. fpdtert 0rdfiu
Grid, Die Shleinser. bic Sironi. BITE
Grid, Inuisr aisblings oes Giiisisrss
itebpartsrres; ober ale mubttn suriids
i.sbtn, iptnn bic Raibntr srfhien. Sx
mar unisr Giern. 60 pie fis ouf Der
giibne trihien. besriibtt iis cine aus
benin Cffisiersitsbporttrr< scmmtncs
applausfalps. H<fonbers i'm Issfsn
gilbe bts HclIsiis .gr3slfor" tpolltt
Der geifnlI Bel ibrtm GrI6einen gar
lsin Gnbs nsbmsn. Gits Bib seist
sinsn aufmari6 Der RoiiOnen. srups
pen aIIer W0lier, u. a. ou4 .in< Qbthtis
lung BON Gsutihmeifteru. BEN Mks
nsr g1usrssimsnis. uno ais d!ihrsr
piefer Tsuifhmeiiier als fsihtr
ssorporal = funsiris bic Rothnsr.
gtramm nit burhesbriidim anien.
tam iis NIT ibrer abtbeiIung bakers
mariniri. CD mar febr iomiih. ptnn
Iis mii eiMr furhtbar srHiten Wisne.
.ipie elm alter rnifslfiidtissr gtIbpsbsl.
bic Riniuns BEL jsDer Shnsntung be-
obd&tei<. Dleft itramme art ibrsr
aommoubofiib brnhts Der Rait.
ntr isbesmal sinsn Gepnratapplaus
pom uns. btn fie nit frsunbIihem pGs
heln quiiiirte. Der gsifaII mar 10
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no or cine Idnaere 5reiheitsltralc
peaen gagabononge perbiibt bntta,
nber ais CT aus Der 3biir trnt, barr
Ten Ieiurr Id,cn bic Ieteftips seh
iinS Sapes, Inn ibn nui erind,eil Der
gcb6roen BON GIenelano IN Salt ~
nebnen, Oa er bort 500 interitia.
aen habeu ion. 2ouabIiu mar letner'
aeit bier perbaftet ipcroen neil CT
persdlieoenc Seuie iiir cine Gttlenge'
ieaidlaft su intereiiiren Deriutte, Die
aus 8emiiieabidlen Giienbnhnibte'
ncu uno ionIiige id]one Sahen ber'
itelIen ioGte. Or puroe oonn meBen
gsoansonoaae ua4 oein arbeltshans
qeiunot.
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lInisr agent In SamiItoH it
Serr Gounro gruf, 449 Sao Ginife
GtraHs. Ssa Eel. 47G u, Some
EbOne 1851 u.
- lie 3abl Der hieiiaeit grieitrG.
ger miro notwithstanding 6emn16it CT.
bolt, ltm oen Semobnern auberbaIb
Der Stabtareu3e beiiere ablieiernEJ
ibrer EoitiadJen 5I iidern.
Sames Morgan BON Daioole.
tenn, pciher iif in 1868 oerbeira.
thcte uHo feds oerbeirotbete Sobnc
tat, reihtc aeitern cine Sfleibunas.
fIage aegan AmdnOa Dioraan I'M bic.
iigen @eriht Elm uno gibt ais 9rIuo
on, 6aB tie nit anoeren RaHnern
Cerfebrtc nno uahreno ibrer sbeiratb
nit 6enl aldger eiHem Sinoe 6ns sc.
bcn ideHftc, peldRs elm MluIatte mar,
ihr ntiBbon0eitc un0 ibn NIT einem
Sobn 3uiamnen ibatlid, angriii. Sie
id'rieb iiIngit nad 8aibingioH, Inn
iciEc Eeniion nls Solbat in Die San.
DC sn befommen. er perlanat ouBsr
Der Sdleioitug ben @eiis BON 8runo.
eigcnthum in MioSIetomn.
gbciter stIfrp, 2 Sabre ali,
ipielte porgeItern in WiSoIetopn nit
3iinobol5ern, ieste ieine sIeioer in
grdno uno erlitt grdnoumoen, mel.
DE ibm oas 2eben foiteten.
Grnin RcGortbn puroe bier I;r
6as Sugenogerift in Cincinnati ipe,
ger 8ernodiiiigiBg ieiner aiaoe:
perbaftet.