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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09
GETS THREE YEARS
IN PEN|TENT|ARY
Newsome Found Guilty of Vol
untary Manslaughter for
Killing Ferguson.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch-1
EmporIa, Va, February s.--hfter de-
liberating one hour and ten minutes
this morning, the jury from Peters
burg brought here early I'm the week
TO try Charlie N=wsore cta~g q 49,. n
killing young Wade Ferguson Deem
Der 10 last. brought in the fclow.i.g
verdict:
We. the jury. find the defendant
Charlie Ncwsome. guilty Of voluntary
manslaughter. and ascertain his pun
ishment TO be three years in the penI
Tertiary.
John B. HUBBARD. Foreman"
When the word guilty" fell upon
the ears OF the young defendant for
the first time during the trying or
deal thr ough which he has passed this
week he broke down. giving away
evidently to . long pent-up emotion
The aged father. Thomas =. Sewsome.
who sat near his son. appeared dazed.
so pronounced and 50 awful was the
word that would tear from his bosom
his youngest boy-only few short
years removed from babyhood. The
eyes of strong men became dim during
the deathilke silence that followed the
verdict.
Court offcia!s Immediately follow
ing the reading CT the verdict were
visibIy affected b. the strange scene
a living picture OF the stern majesty
Of the law they are seldom called upon
to witness
The jury went into session at .
O'Clock. and many believed a verdict
would not be reached before the noon
hour, but evidently there was dispo-
sition Upon the part Of Newsomes
peers to be charitable enough not 10
proIong the suspense any longer than
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09
All Attempts RepuIsed.

Sofia. February s.--Ail attempts on
the part of the Turks to assume the
offensive at the Tchatalja lines have
been repulsed. A semi-ofiicial dispatch
giving details OF yesterdays fighting.
says the Turks advanced in three col
umns.
The first, consisting Of six battalions.
supported by the guns OF Fort Gtaur-
tabia and the warships moored In
Biyuk Chekmeje Bay. attacked the Bull
garian positions at Arnautkeui, put
was driven back by a counter attack.
The second column of two battalions
was forced to retire beyond the ka-
raiu River. The third column of one
regimen was routed with great
slaughter by bayonet charges.
In the Derkos district the attempts
Of the Turks also were repulsed, ana
thew withdrew to their original posi-
tions Bombardment Of Adrianople
continues.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09
D|ST|LLERY FIRE
FED BY WH|SkEY
Henrico Distilling Ccmpany's
Plant Total Loss-No Insur-
ance Is Carried.

WhiskSy-fed flames. early yesterday
morning. totally destroyed the plant
Of the Henrico Distilling Company, To-
Gated on the Williamsburg Road. near
Evergreen Cemetery. in Henrico Coun-
ty. The fire originated in the boiler
room and spread to a storeroom, In
which eighty barrels of new whiskey
were stored The liquid blazed high
in the air, and could not be extinguish-
ed by the employees OF the concern
a fireman Is thought to be respon-
sibie for the coniagration. He is SAID
to have attempted to thaw out pipe
with a torch The flame caught the
woodwork and spread rapidly lie
sounded the alarm. aid while bucket
brigade fought hard. IT could do moth
ing. A high wind famed the flames
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09
STORY Of BATTLE
NOT CONFIRM

London, February s.-A sensational
report that the Turks suffered a crush
ing defect at the hands OF Bulgarian
troops in the Peninsula OF Gallipoli
and lost 1000 killed and 10000 pris-
oners. which was published in Berlin
this morning, received no confirmation
nor support from any source to-day.
\ telegram received from Sofia this
afternoon made no reference to any
lighting.
Montenegro. like all the rest of the
belligerents in the Balkan war. is bad
~ in need of funds. The government
at Cettinje is now trying to place a
small short-term issue here, but the
fnanciers have barred their doors
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09
PLANS APPROVE
BY W|CKERSRAM
Wsv Now Cleared to Final Dis
solution of Hartman
Merger.

Washington. February Sin a
lengthy conference this afternoon be
tween legal representatives OF the
southern Pacific and Union Pacific
Railroads. on the one side. and Attor-
nev-General Wickersham, on the other.
me Attorney General formally ap-
proved the general plans OF disso-
luton
An phases OF the agreement which
we're reached at meeting OF the OIL
Gals CT the railroads in New Hork
Thursday afternoon and made public
at the time were discussed thoroughly
to-day.
II was decided that the agreement
viii be entered in the United States
Circuit Court at ST. Louis for final de-
cree. This action will be taken prob
ably February %. Judge Smith, OF
the Eighth Judicial Circuit who was
IN Washington. was called In by the
Aforementioned for advice as 10 the
matter OF entering the decree
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09
WOLF DRIVEN FAR
FROM HIS DOOR
Senator Stephenson Shows SEN
ate Employees Draft for
Sl.5OO.O00.

Washington. February S-Senator Isaac
Stephenson the oldest and reputec 70 be
the weaIthiss. Senator. aroused interest
among some OF the senate employees today
by displaying Z draft FOR s.. 80. 90 The draft
had been given TO the Senator IL payment
for lumber and tin Der lands sold 20 q Louis
lana company one OF the employees asked
Senator Stsph enSou u he were not AFRAID he
lose the draft II he carried II around ana
might lose the draft II he carried IL around
II did lose il remarked the Senator.
~ would make little difference Nobody
who would find 8. could get 4, cashsd to-
cav sou know the banks closed az noon d"
said the Senator. with n twinkle OF his eye
This = the largest denomination OF ex-
change that has been seen around the Sen
ate since the memorable day many years
ago when Henry Davis. OF West virginia
then a Senator called one Of his cOies CUES
into the cfoak-oorn and displayed Z draft
for s o. 600 which he had lust received as
the purchase price q a railroad
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09

and the frame buildings were soon a
roaring furnace. Too late the yolun
teers realized the futility of their ef
forts. and appealed TO the city depart
rnent for aid. Before Assistant Chief
RATIO reached the scene, the buildings
had fallen in. With the assistance OF
his men and persons attracted by the
blaze he succeeded in preventing it
from spreading 10 adjacent buildings
The plant was one OF the largest
distiIIeries In this district. with ca
pacity of 500 TO 1.G0e gallons a day
when in full operation. With mod
crate force at work eco bushels OF
grain is distilled daily. The plant
conA.sted Of boiler-room. distillery.
warehouse and cistern room All of
the buildings are frame and burned
rapidly. The loss viii probably reach
about $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09

Corstantinople, February S-An or
fetal disoatch was received from the
TchatAIia headquarters tonight. 1t
says.
"Skir,nishes continue in front OF the
Turkish army at Tchatalja. but the silt
uation is unchanged. Our infantry and
cavalry on the left wing are harrassing
the enemy. Engagements which 40
not noGify the situation. are proceed
ing in the direction of Gallipon be
tween the Turkish troops at BuIair ana
the enefays forces at hamilton
the bombardment OF Adrianople IS
s,ili in progress. but the fortress is Of
fering violent resistance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09
PRICE OF FOOD
GOES Up AGAIN
Lamb and Pork Quoted Higher,
and Eggs Are Due
for lump.

New York. February She whole
sale price of lamb. which had been
49, cents a pound during the week.
jumped to TX and 16 cents. causing
long faces among retail Butchers At
WASHINGTON Market and elsewhere.
who did not lay In supply before
the advance was made.
In Washing ton Market last week
legs OF lamb Sold az is cents pound.
and to-day the same quality was quoted
at 90 as a result of the wholesale Jump
Pork. too. has gone UP. Whoiesal-
ers were getting IA and Iile cents Tor
it II is reported that beef is sched :
uled to advance from y cent 10 l
cent in Z day or two
Fresh eggs were quoted to-day In
Washington Market at "a cents
1t il expected that IL the Witty
weather keeps up at its present rate
the price of eggs will agai go up
J. T.. ktser-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09

Podogoritz, Montenegro. February 8.
"A general attack by the combined
Montenegrin and Servian armies was
opened on the Turkish fortress of Sou
tart at 10 o'clock this morning King
Nicholas. of Montenegro, is personally
directing the operations
The allied Montenegrin and Servian
artillery did effective work, silencing
a Turkish battery on Muziim Hill.
The infantry followed up the bonn
bardment by storming the hill at the
point of the bayonet, driving the Turks
out of their works and capturing the
position.
A sortie was attempted by the Turk
ish troops south OF Scutari. but was
Ineffective.
Two Ottoman ships were sunk on
Lake Scutari.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09
.|CEBOAT CRUSHED;
TWO MEET DEATH
Sneed Enthusiasts Killed When
Their Craft Strikes
Post.

1,rie Pa. February S-George X: ooes
-- United states weather torecssteI
tl--'', - Clern Neehan. electrician we're
ihr.'s,.iy Killed late this afternoon IN an
tcfcat on PreeQue Isle Bay. ~,
rerentiv had completed an iceooat'
1nbi.b Uas designed 10 break all speed rec
o-.s lie induced Oberholzer also an iT ~
80. enthusiast 20 accompany him on tAs
t-ia. TIP. 49, n., g, .nA
rate % seventy i've miles an nouf WE. ~ -
20 -os+ fl.it 10 protect some water works
-ines the Impact splintered the iceboat ana
t,rrshas the lives ont of the two men "niie
~ third was badly injured thefe =
small charce for his recovery.
The men were AL unmarried
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09
shrouded With Secrecy.

ST. Petersburg, February S.-Em-
peror Nicholas to-day handed mis- an
swer to the autograph letter from En-
peror Francis Joseph OF Austria 70
Prince Hohenlohe- WSldenburg- Schil-
Iingsfuersr. who leaves this evening
for Vienna The greatest secrecy is
observed here as 10 the nature of the
letters. Tinanciers here apparently con-
slider the outlook in the Balkans ia
vorable.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09
HOLD HORSE SHOW
DURING SPRING

The Deep Run Hunt OF the Country Cup
q. virginia ziii hold a horse show IN May
FOR the benefit Of the members a &C the own
ers over whose grounds the hounds are sent
There viii be gyrEh2uas. classes FOR hunt
ers ana cross-country race One OF the
features Q. TIRE show viii he a race FOR a
handsome prize which VII be closed 10 the
men over u hose ground. the Organization
hunts Definite plans have not been made.
but already there s. considerable interest in
the mere announcement
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09
G. c. A. Is Defeated

Chester Va. February e-Chester High
school defeated Christ Church. OF Richmond
hv the score OF IS to Is here to-day Ches-
Ter took an early lead. anc kept II All tae
wav -rhe visitors were seemingly outclass
ed in the opening round but came back
strong in the second half while chester
CID little scoring after the first
CAPTAIN Coyns and T. Bury played star
hall for High school Woodward. Patterson
and Hammock did the best work for g G A
Patterson threw a goal from two-thirds the
length of the field
Chester plays Ashland here on Friday
night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09
Receiving Entries.

New York, February s.-Entries of
several competitors in the Olympic
games at Stockholm last year have
been so far received by the Amateur
Athletic Union for the American track
and field championships to be held In
Madison square Garden March s. Sec
rotary James ). sullivan announced to-
night
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09

Spencer, ~ c., February 81. J.
Kiser. aged thirty years. died at his
boarding house in Spencer to-day. fol-
lowing pneumonia. He had been III
only a few days. and death was un-
expected. His mother. Mrs. Ashley
Kiser. Of Fairfisld. Union County. and
a brother. Crawford Kiser. were with
him The body was sent to Fairfield
for burial
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09

Martin Introduces Bill.
Washington. February s.-Appro.
priation of 100000 for national
highway" from Arlington National
Cemetery. opposite Washington, to Mt:
Vernon. was asked in a bill introduced
to-day by Senator Martin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09

be ready to bring into the House BY
April /,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09
Coo latf for classification

WAITED A COOK: FAMILY THREE
Address 25e4-A Grove Avenue tup-
stairs apartrnenD.
WANTED. FOUR GOOD MEN FOR
nile drivers. Apply -fonday morning
~ o'clock. Mayo Bridge. ID A
WATERFRONT
WANTED. A WOMAN TO AsSORT
both clean and soiied clothes IN a
small laundry. Must he energeuc-
Good salary to good worker Al
dress LAUNDRY. care Mail Carrier
No. 90.
WHO WILL SELL THREE ACRES OF
land seven minutes from SeNentn
street and build bungalo~. whole
Mace 20 be on instalnent $50 down
Ard $40 month address y 4VV-
care Times Dispatch.
WANTED. a GROCERY CLERK. En-
pe-ience preferred. good position for
right party. Apply At ChliES
STORE Woodland Heights
THE MEMBERS OF NELSON IN
rs-nprnenf. No. .. are earnestly re.
ouerfcd 20 assemble az the home OF
orr dee ascd patriarch. z. Wiley laVis,
zoe East BROAD street. at II. ~
MONDAY. 10Th. 90 participate ~ the
last sad tribute ~ respect 20 our be
'f nv order - the chief Patriarch.
X J. CARLTON
Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09

AS we figure il over. this is
the most practical and COM
Portable OVercOat to discount
the draft that Winter is bound
to draw on you.
It's rOomy without being
oulky. warm without being
heavy, rich looking without
BEING extravaganza, even at its
first price OF $50.
Only $22.75 now!
Every other style and price
for every taste, age and pre-
JUDGE.
Boys, girls and young wom-
ems Goats similarly reduced
in prices.
"BEyit at BerPy'S"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09
Hoods SarsapariIIa

which has given entire sa'isIaeei0h III
thousands Of cases To-
Get Hoods Sarsaparilla to-day. In
,,oriS or tablets called sarsatabs.-Ad-
xarfiSemenL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-02-09
Salt Rheu m

Comes in itching. burning. oosing. dry
inc and scaling patches. on the race,
head. hands. arms. legs or oody ana
the itching is commonly worse
night. sofnstimes almost in.o.era pne
,,hich depends on impure blood won
Ssrf,,llv successful medicine Is the
great blood puriner
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-24
SCHOOLS
A GREAT MD To
EXPERT PLAYER
Evans Tells Tow Ndrrlerners Can
improve Their WlrS by
Wntar Practice.
Bv Chick Evans.

~HICAl4C Nov - I'm spite OF
5le pleasant vsa1tier Of tne
past few waeks t1era q 4 taei-
ny IN -lle air ina. 1ropnesiea ne fact
la5 cle uuuur guif season y a. hand.
There ara gnifars wau play outdoors
until rle ground SPORTS 4 vide. 1eep
CARPET OF snow anu JIe 1iDping air
80 ehills tie fingers -1at ~ liz I'M
possible 20 grasp 4 Enif eiun others,
m ule eunuagv tv inuuurg * the
first suggestion % enid but wlerler
-iIev play aaI''v " 'a5e 4 .ar,ye number
of summer gofars console themselves
Il ate indoor sClOus
The ugene Lnuoor rdr Scluui struck
AZ as verv peculiar when George
~ Neil anu ST otter F1vIrg1ir 4tIr'au
,ieir Nrlle usg u1au 1f gnlf earn
ing IN Wabash .vanGe "a vas really
L scHuol. Tor rs -eI object vas 10
each gaif struKes 20 ne beginner
If 20 rle seasoned guidar who iad
'IIlen Ipun unfortunate vuyg. Fra
u'uus "a This aCnuui Nall-SluVu
yuifsr nad a net 1nr f,"0ing mo. ont
ia not AluW how lt vas DI-7uur-
1unad George C'Neli ana Walter
EauaIg-la Worked avaJ- luwevar
1er*actinl- uleir nets untll -1ey lad
raarhed 1eir present standard.
These ,ttuur golf schools ira *
tphen ungs tJr' ne player VIVA i8
Also 4 2ualnesH man. -ui~ -Ju FRA
I4enc~ le ids -aAeu essOn IT
ta ana eleu sarriessiE aevaiuped 4
s4v 1Aa habits maj have carried
lsln -ir-her ant eII-her Lvav e'1m
lie ~gl. Ideaa The beginner L,
gnlr usually expects 70 In vunders
t.gm -le start especially when he les
1Hg,ug sar essuus. and r q VERY It's
enurIg,ng 20 am 90 8ee me rasuItl
of ms tT-gt aff1''T The ud0ur PLAYER
escapes n L.g- Measure lie sJIu-
lWE ntfA Hf l.s uisceetts n le
.xverteuCpu 1arar -Ie-a la a ssrtI.fl
'-aei' -laa cells EIu Nler ter ls Ids
dicsd 1i' pulled and -!lus ne teens
1tuapia val tgru ursG vftg -le run
I'd SION E rfa game
some UaBrs Hra Ht IE urrr-
r.Er .t 81 I'D Fgur.araU r FnrnE
..u~ua u-rr ana rasi Iaa. r B-sr
Er.a" Ha.r .Hg. Et. .H.
ar.r Eu.,a rae-e rHasH rHHN rg
40 v4Ur I'D E- nets .. tr "n.ajgu
trlet-r .'I' T gaE u rll. Pc. llu
-Fp -nsslft was .rHg -r4nu n-s-Ia
ll aEeeilerr sildpr u -Ar ssaar.lel-l
lgr1uynent.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-24
Australian Promoter Is Aroused
Baker AnsversM oran's Charges

Moran aIpregged himself pleaseft
v-cl tlIe CONTEST anu vas very
confident u handing L ireaZn
punch To The American JOY
We'll, On opening this morning
papers yuu can imagine nv sur
PRISE 70 see tllac he anu his wife
1ad EFT Tor san Francisco by The
Sunuua Evidently one N the
1rass men town Ii tie lGar saw
aim and asked vla1 le vas 10
inE. Moran SAID he fid lur think
rhare VAS enough money Cor him
n Australia LEid a4a0 Cias he wla
iissa sTied with the decision 4
his contest Win Wells HIS AZ
cuse ahuIr the money had Also
hIraiy no Er1und. IL Il MS thTae
contests il IN practically certain
tiaT lie would II least have fuu-
1ied his guaranty -has 1G had
asked 5nr himself anu when ( lad
consented to.
The house At ti1s Moran Wells
contest vas not 4 yuud lnr anu
tie reason vas this 1au f-3ad
ana advertised the JI-lCes AZ So 20
q cents. A iap " 5u after these
prices lad been adverCs eu Moran
leid ne 10 and mId -llat unless
che prices YER. -a-seti "a SL0 Inu
g % lie vunIld not ighy
Pal sruNvr >apuidr '-era.
Alu what vas rlie result Fen
pie whu lad III ldea -nar Moran
VIA al n and would not ron
Ader me hlgr pr'cRs Just Kept
ANaV Moran. however made 4
gnuu .nprasalun. anu, while 4 few
II the papers -iluughu nat The lie
glSiun vas cur~eCr OTHERS held
51lat Moran should have got it,.
5ur ( 10 Iut r1inK chat lis excuse
II decision AGAINST aim vas Il III
tie relLIon c1r his sudden. lniier-
aided anu c1rally unexpected de-.
1az---Ira. He would have been n
COR heap NJ ruuney n lis contest
WITH 5Tnwn Isu would lave. IL {
sad lef1r-, AZ Least doubled lis
guaranty
IN tte past -sr-a.r 1u-sT-7 VITO
1ave not been The guuda. and IN
seg,Ienrly have act maize nuCn
nuneY lur here. vent back 81
American soil ana sad avary'i.ng
caag "a lHd LouuU Australia 81
n Justice co he country WHEN
contains some II c!le best sports
Il -Ile World and v1el-e 1ig money
IS Always va-Eng for g7uG. lunesr
and -lea., BOXERS : send you along
rla I0ove IN raae -i1ers ~ any
kick coming E'1m Moran.
"a 5ruNa. IL you 10 doubt
F-ruw made himself veI-v popular
n MS contest vim 1uglip Naup-
Fa1. 5le Australian champion -a
az present ne .ui OF 1n luz-
0E Fans ~ Australia 8ar0 HaF
-EHra rot 1ef'nr np1u-n.4
.lnalgr rvg 1U- 4 -1e game toe
ia. tHN 1egluca ls he SDuwF
l4 business. EIu may ne sure
mas luv s. gong 20 10 veil tuwr
sera
Win Enu -egarris. yours sin
-ersiv REC. = BAKER.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-24
G, M. G, Replies to
Riverside's Def

This letter explains itseir,
Squirting Editor Atlanta Georgian :
repiy To R.verside' challenges 10 meet
Georgia. Military College an leutral
ground anu decide the prep lnalnma1'
3llp If .reurg1a, Z wish 70 say thar sH9--
gIa Military College has L game icreo'
Iled with Gordon Institute for TSanAs-
giving Day I1d al preparations IAr'
1een made TOR CHS game
The public lGses interest n tn0J1sl
II-ar Thanksgiving LAY anu ne l,ay-
ars usually teeI tl1g 4alns way lost
season games n the past have 1ss1
failures n 1s tar IL they 90 70 show u
real merits NJ the teams. The ssarsll
Military team 20 L man. "a n aFor p
playing Riverside Miiita-y AJaderry
again. believing 1iIHr the Georgia Alh'
1aEy College s. me better -aaln.
R.varSiue MILITARY Academy claims
have the better team Georgia h.lt4'
Academy na6ea the same claim. "
leave is - Ele public % compare rs
scores Of the rvo teams
Yours I1-I1iv
4 < MA-CC.E
Cuacil GeurgiH Militarv -lilegs
Iiledgevtlle, Ga. Nov "a. 1915.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-24
Illness of COomhs
Affects His Height

PEILAD ELPE-A. Nov 3A-11nn
Cuumhs, one Of rle star pitchers Of
me Philadelphia American League
club. viii be 1ne-8i.IreenClr NJ IN men
5ilurrer 4 stlgI-a BY reason If he
illness lllar Kept aim lur uf the game
al asst season. This 1dCU vas as-
rahiishe.t Wien III x cay photograph
If lls spine vas taken Il tie c a.
varsitv nf Paunsviwania.
t-Iom1a IS nor 5lulag lp L short
-lme each ray ana expects soon "a je
taken 20 lis 1E'rn n Milne. The
IOCturs say lie viii gain st-enE-l ana
-.Iac Iext YEAR lie viii De Is good as
aver as 4 pitcher
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-24
FOOD FOR SPORT FANS
+, " GEceGE :. lsH.Als.

candy :nrrerraG Wi%;r the Fedora
League. ana the ~ - ragnarss got
,ac,e at rirl by iprnlntirg him man
Iger ar 5raoitiyn. Ydgurtal,a1cir 70
tf'eYr rsiler5.
AiTrar Si'asr a tina name If E.1e
'irsr gent virc Grfars 20 aic struggling
|rurarIrY by swimming the -anarra
Canal. -t:res-Hise rsfers "a nur.IInq
r1Gi cailY srnrg WITH Aired.
clrar'ey =anera. tirar s;rGIy SOU.
vas :nraiGerara snGugr "a aar 5iII
-aitieYr ar ere tack wien re fancer
him frat ssviT+ Sicit.
CRUELTY
EqtU cruel I'-s the tU-ssJ5srs rs t]tey
struggle an the mGf
EGtU 1C,ckgdHj thea St1-t1s 20 t1Gcf
gach GtIlel-'s HsGstrs8 rJdE
Z 1,C ReG-tIessty they g0ltqe mt 5tTe
md 5raHs sGGh other tdeS
AMI er-usH each Others 1srtedrne md
gnash 8Hch others nose
Ind rs then 5eaE sach assier IN he
rtlS I4-lse md shout
Ind mrder them in lngf'D tones 70
e,tt the r1ugh arItf Gnt
And ,Ghen the 1out e gUer- H7,u me
tCreSticf'g d3'IqC their pm
Then PUNISH steins Of lGger "a 4
Heigh 10T'fq cure.
And rs tIeu SAP tie G1GA71g fttds Heg
-HurrIe n their Jiee
Ind 2s'R'' mt Tagp tiei Wg Fhdf
f1dla these ngrtul8 he ~
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-24
ooE TO GEO FGE FccEL

oGE 70 GEORGE FcoEL,
i8v Tess willard.
E1t mude me UhGt Z I'm t1-,tGD
name ggu'rs sdFi81ed.
F4u mare me- IN the nslsh taui
The 8nu5 ,gitHsI me- ised
E0H ~ 10 ign CHl-' Norris 1os1
And 9trB the taser's DdT-r.
md irien BaH 10,
The Lard HeiD iJGu,
Is he curse Of IN Ictl1g heGg'c.
@ilar'1 ana -cdAi Ders aaiG SAFE
5sisce Far eiSa,s- wnrs N Mii&aukea.
Nirer.aa tffeY mould fave been FireG
that nucil.
'WilIara viii i've IL 4aNsr.' say1
Tom Inres. y~ilu eV'Gsrtiy s,saects t,re
IaiG willard 20 live TGH Ysars.
>irg 5Grie r-fuses. 3Gi-r 1iaris "a
acCur1par1Y ere ,Vorc .aurista H,,eir
"a earned e.ra- ire WOULD have 70 I've
i ;nupe sT weaiS3 an Ad1sr
L must arouse a oa1g 1r lealuusv
Il Firg manly lnsom u Iea' tla
orvie overall has IIlit Baseball to
work for L brewery
7acsteY Mcl-ariara faa Irarraa East
u segi1 the annual harvesting ar ms
eFrlun cr1E.
Mr IbnerS considers CHhleIl a suu-
ces8ful manager aside from me fart
-lat lie can't 1r0duCe.
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-24
Local Boxers Work
Hard for Bouts in
Athens Turkey Day

Llc8l lus5 Who box n Athens IN
Thalksg1 ing IlE.rr ire .iuv1 -I 1arI
work. far their lights Kid Tmng, VIVA
1as already won ava -gnts Llera. VIII
make IlH tilIryi 4ppsaT4nCe when ne
meets Never 2rIes Never lus Just
raturued from Jacksonville. w'lera he
won i've straight bouts.
Frank Baker ia Jci1eduled 70 meet Nike
saul. Frank will De giving away sew
ara pounds. but expects his 1ieverlesa
"a earn him the iacisiOn over 5aIi.
The other ren-r1lInd 70 VII bring r1-
Eett1eF 'Splder 5TTrr anu kid Cold
man. They met hers about i year aga.
lighting aighU rounds To A draw Fuzzy
Woodruff VIII rsfersa Ill cle bouts.