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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-18
New Plays for Georgia Eleven
Cunningham HaSGreatB ackfield

a THENS, GA, Nov. 1S.-With the
Tech Yellow Jackets. dangling
at their belts the Red and Black foot
ball eleven will enter the battle
against Auburn in Atlanta Saturday
as real coptenders for the Southern
championship. ,,JaCn Cunningham
took stock of his hospital list yester-
day afternoon and found that there
were but few minor injuries as the re-
suit of the lively tussle on Grant
Field.
Crump and DeLaperriere are about
the only ones bunged up to any eX-
tent. Crump received a rather hard
Jolt in his shoulder, but will be ready
for another game Saturday, Della
perriere was handled rather roughly
about his knees and is limping slight
ly. Both are minor injuries, and
Georgia should enter the game in
great shape.
DUT little work was done yesterday
u afternoon, the players being too
stiff for much strenuous practice.
This afternoon, however, Cunning
ham will get busy with a rush on
some new plays that he hopes to stop
Auburn with Saturday.
Nothing was shown in the game
Saturday except straight football, and
it is expected that Georgia will pull
a lot of new stuff in the championship
game. While Tech was watching Nc
Whorter and it must be said to their
credit that they stopped the Georgia
captain when he attempted to run
with the ball better than any other
team he has ever faced The Red and
Black quarter rushed them off their
feet by either advancing the ball him
self or smashing Crump through the
line, and so the Georgia leader will
enter the last game of his career
practically fresh, as will Carey, his
running mate at left half.
To oppose Hart. Christopher, Harris
1 and Bedez at full Georgia will Of
fer up Crump, the new star at
Athens; Powell, who will be in great
shape; Sidberry, who has also been
kept in reserve all season, and
Thompson. regular half, but who can
buck as we'll as any of the above
named. In this quartet Georgia should
have four men who will be able to
offset the bucking Of the four backs
who have plowed the Alabama Polys'
way to practically all their victories
this season McWhorter's work should
more than offset Newells. and if the
Georgia line can hold, the Athenians
see chance to win for the first time
the undisputed championship of the
Southern intercollegiate Association.
THE fact that the odds favor the
4 Auburn warriors means even less
in the coming game Saturday than in
a Georgia Tech game, for the Red
and Black always puts up greater
game against the Donahueites than
any other team of the season. Last
year the odds were two to one against
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-18
RINGSIDE NOTES

"Packey" Mcfarland is going after
some more of the easy money that is
laying around in the boxing game. He
has already signed to meet kid" Al
berts and Harry Brewer, two second rat
erS.
Tommy Burns. manager Of Arthur
Pelky, wants to get wad Of money be
fore Pelky is defeated. Burns demands
Il 81 500 bonus and 80 per cent Of the
receipts for Pelky's services.
If Charlie White succeeds in defeat
ing Johnny Dundee in New Orleans on
Thanksgiving Day he will not lack for
work, according 10 y. y. Tortorich, who
is promoting the bout Tortorich says
he has already secured Joe Rivers con-
sent to meet the winner, a chance that
White has been after for some time.
Spider" Britt says he will make him
self a big card in Athens before the
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-18
Athletics of 1870
Wore Street Toys
When They Played

The present baseball champions Of the
world and environs are unauestiohably
the greatest club that ever represented
Philadelphia but they are not the first
TO bear the name Of Athletics in the
Quaker city. Back in the dim ages
Of the pastme, when Connie Mack was
q very small boy there was a team
is,,o,yn as the Athletics in Philadelphia.
They They played in citizens, clothes
They played frequently with the At
not Win only two defeats They be-
zane professionals in 1870, and the next
,.aar we're entered in the National AS
ISOLATION, the pioneer Of professional
ne YEAR in the association.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-18
Dubuc May Have to
Undergo Operation

MONTREAL Nov. 1S.-Jean Dubuc
former Royal pitcher, now with De-
troit. and at present visiting in this
city, may be obliged to enter a hos
pital and undergo an operation shortly
Dubuc injured his knee while play
ing an exhibition ball game outside OF
Detroit, and was laid up in bed for
several days. Although he is still
wearing a cast over the injury and hob
bling around with a cane, he could not
resist chance to bowl a game of
duckpins with some of his old friends
Unfortunately, during the game, he
gave the Knee another wrench and was
scarcely able to walk
Jean saw a doctor and was told that
1t was possible he would have to un-
dergo an operation to permanently cure
the injury.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-18
White Stops Kansas
With Famous Left
Hook in Fifth Round

CANTON, OHIO, Nov. 1S.-Charlie
White, of Chicago, tackled another X
O. on one OF his rivals here last
night when he put away Kid" Kan
sas in the fifth round of scheduled
twelve-round bout. A short left hook
to the jaw did the business.
The result of the bout was a big
surprise to local fans as Kansas has
fought such stars as Jack Britton
and Jimy Duffy without being knock
ed out. Charlie has scored eight
knockouts in ten starts
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-18

year is over. Britt meets Kid Gold
man there in a ten-round bout on
Thanksgiving Day, and feels confident
of winning.
Eddie McGoorty and Ray Bronson,
Yankee boxers who are to take a trip
to Australia, are now in San Francisco.
They expect to start for the other side
in few days.
The Mcfarland Brtton bout SEIZED
uled to take place at Milwaukee, Wis,
on Thanksgiving Day. has been called
off The boxers refused to go on I'M
less they were given a big guarantee
and the promoters decided that it was
hest to seek another card.
Reports from Chicago state that Bill
ly Papke still has his hat in the ring.
The -middleweght champion yester-
day practically accepted terms to meet
George chip in Milwaukee some time
next month.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-18
Ollie Chill Is Well
Liked by Writers

Ollie Chill, the American AssociatIon's
umpire who has been drafted by Ban
Johnson. enters the big show well rec
commended by the newspaper men of the
American Association, who say he
should have gone up a year ago instead
Of Charles Ferguson. Chill has the rep
utation of getting on well with the NAV
ers, being like Billy Evans and Hide
brand in that respect. Jim DeIehantv.
~ the Millers, is one player who gives
Chill his Endorsement, and fans know
that when an umpire is found who suits
Jim Del he must be nearly perfect.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-18

them, but they won out by 6 points
and failed to allow the heavier OPP
ponents to cross their goal line.
CECRET practice will be held again
~ all this week and but little will
be given out on the movements of
the team.
Few changes if any will be made in
the lineup, as the work of every
man in the Tech game insured him
Of his berth in the last game of the
season
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-18
Gulls Trade Starr
For Clayton Perry

MOBILE. ALA, Nov, 1S.-Charley
Starr, captain and second baseman of
the local club, has been traded to the
Nashville team, of the Southern League,
for Clayton Perry and a cash considera-
ton.
starr was rated as one of the best sec
ond sackers in the Southern League last
season. and has been with the Gulls for
two years He was secured from the
Buffalo team of the international League
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-18
Griffith Plans to
Trade Two Catchers

Manager Griffith, of Washington. 1t is
said, figures that he can get along with
Henry and Ainsmith as his catchers
next season, with some youngster to
help out, and he plans to trade both
Williams and Owens. To Ainsmith. who
did little more than catch Walter John
son this year, will fall the heavy end
of the catching, with Henry in re-
serve Griffith is still picking the out
fielder that he wants and the latest his
eye has fastened upon is Max Carey,
of the Pittsburg Pirates
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-18
GRIFFITH BANS FOOTBALL

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-Manager
Griffith, of the Washington Climbers,
has put the ban on football for any
of his players during the fall and win
ter, Griffith says he will take no
chances on any Of his players breaking
arms and legs and that he wants them
to save their strength for the baseball
season anyway.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-18
FouRNIER SOME wREsr,re

CHICAGO. Nov. 1s.--Jack Fourier. Of
the White Sox, Is out with a new one
and may make it go II he gets the prop
er press agent. He declares he is some
wrestler and would like chance TO
meet the best at the mat game, be
lieVinG he can win fame and dollars
easier than in baseball
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-18
ADMISSION WINS GOLF MATCH.

ROME, GA. Nov l8.-In the third OF
a series of golf tourna' cnts between the
Admission County Club and the CoOsa
Country club Admission won on its home
links, by net score of 10 up. BY win
ming this match Admission has taken two
and Rome one a fourth match will be
played here this winter.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-18
Giants Defeat Sox
In Six-Inning Game

PORTLAND. OREG., Nov. 1S.-Rain
greeted the world touring Giants and
White Sox, when they arrived here to-
day. and II was feared the elements
would cheat the Portland fans who
wanted to see an exhibition contest At
Medford, Greg, yesterday, the Giants
scored to 0 in six innings.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-18
GOLF CHAMPION WEDs.

FALL RIVER, MASS. Nov. lS.-Mss
Katherine g. Harley, former national
woman's golf champion, was married to-
day to Herbert A. Jackson, of Brookline,
"A Harvard alumnus.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-18
coLoREp BASEBALL LEAGUE

PITREE,. S. D.. Nov. 1s.--Articles Of
incorporation were filed with the Sec
rotary OF State here yesterday for the
ColOred National Baseball League OF the
United States The league is capital
lied for $4,000. and is backed by Chi
cago men.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-18
GIANTS MAY GET "koNEY,

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 1S-First Baseman
Konetchy. Of the Cardinals, to-day an
nounced that he expects to be traded to
some other club, and that he is now
awaiting the transfer. He did not say
where he expects TO be sent. but init
mates the Giants may get him.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-18
wARRENroN HIGH STAMPED,

SPARTA GA, Nov. 1S.-Distrlct
Agricultural and Mechanical School
handed the Warrenton High School boys
a severe drubbing at Sparta yesterday,
81 to 0.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-18
TORONTO GETS KIRKPATRICK

The Brooklyn club has sold to Toronto
Second Baseman Enos Kirkpatrick. for
merly with Newark Harry Swacina,
Newark's first baseman, was offered to
Buffalo, but no deal has been closed.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-18
puEEY WHIPS REECHER.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Nov. 1S.-Jimmy
Duffy, of Lockport, won by a big mar
gin over Willie Beecher, of New York
in their ten round bout here last night.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-17
Nttt8tpn.

- Srdnleiu @liinbstb 8. Srbuuua
pon bier uub Noia1stte DOpls pon
Tbroop murben leste g9ofe In Der
aBobnun9 Der 8raut onrh Paftor 8.
9. @nitaro als ein @hepaar einseies.
net.
= @illiam Ben. oem lesteu Stueuft
ale Elm anseitellter Der 8. 9 Ssk
8dderei @ompouie brei Singer II, einer
dlfaIdJing ubgsHommsn Dnrotu. lIeB ani
Dieniiae ee9en bic @ompanie cine Stage
fur So. 600 @utidiOisune sintrasen.
= Der 9sihnam bes So Sabre alten
9otilieb SAmals uOn 9amtOwu nuros
am Donnerilos giudmittos nabe Der
Obsrsn Bride eutlans BEN msitlihen
ufer i'm Susqusbanna 6luB nufsefuu'
ben. Der a6rper mar on mebreren
Stellsn itarf 3eri6unoen uno man
nimmt an, bae Der Wiuun uon Der
yudawonna Bride in ben Slug itiirsts
unO 70 ieinen COB fauo.
= Der 10 Sabre alts 5ranf Wfartin
pon BronntoDn nuroe friib Samltne
WtOrseu Dor Der Quinn 8Obnuns uabe
Der yioro Pittston Station Der %aurel
vinie blntiiberitrOmt uno auseniheinr
lid lebensssfdbrlih uerlsst aufsefunoen
unb bebauptete. baB er bel Der Hidtebr
pon scranton pon Dem Sabnma9sn ses
itoBen marO. nafosm feline Orsi @sfdbr-
ten, Wiurpbp, Wiitdsu unh Sbarls1
ibn psrflopil batten. Der Yerleste
purbe aur BsbauOluns oem bieiisen
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ipdter, oaB er niht uon einen Dnhu'
wusen seworfeu wuroe, iOnoern ieiue
Ssrwunouns erbielt, oils er nit lwei
@efdbrtsn beimlief uuo bann pesen
elmer Cigarette NIT D. ei anoeren ilnsen
Serlsn in Srawall serietb auh tenut
er ieinen snsreifsr nidt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-17
Gin neues @efee fur einpanssrer.

Der Deutih.gmsritaniihe Static.
nalbuno iollte Die am Z. slpril BON
Senator Spsrmnn pon 9toro Carolina
ein9ereihte @innanosrunesuorlaae =
Senat DO. so i'm sluee bsbaltsn. Gu
erlt uermutbste man, oaB oisle Bill nur
Elm Nbflatib Der iOeenannten Burnett.
Bill mdre, pelAe befanntlib BON Brds
lioent 2aft uetirt murbe. aber cine I'm.
teriuhung Der nun i'm Druid uorlieaen.
ben Sorlase jeist. OaB es iih bier nm
cine neue unO b06ft usrDerfIite Bill
bonoelt, welhe, gum @sies erbOben, Der
@inmauoerung isbr ibaoen nhros.
Gbatidhlih 1T Die Borlu9e cine forms
llde. umgeitaltun9 Der beitsbenoen Sin,
wanosrunssssiess uno uisle pon ibren
Seitimmun9en iinb orafonii9 3u nens
men. Die Beitimmun9en Der Dill Iino
aud auf bic Ybilippinen uub anOere
iiberieeii6e SeiisuuseH Der Hsreinisten
Staaten ausgeoebnt, nit glusnabme
uon 9uam uno 9awaii.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-17
Oon Der sabfeite.

Die @bslente @6naro 9otminfel pon
Bird StraBe iino ourG bic @eburt eis
mes GOhterleins begltidt woroen.
Das @bspuar @burlss Sartmann BON
@eonr apenue LIT ourfl Die @sburt zines
trdftiSen Stammbalters beslIidt wor'
ben.
Srdulsin 9illinu Dreier, iriiber bier
mobnbaft, 1T am WiOntas in Camden.
u. g., nad furjer Srantbsit i'm alter
BON "a Sabrsn seitorben.
0sute gbenb finbet In Der atbletic
Sulle our9 ben Sunse 2eute 8erein
Der Sriebens @emeinoe bic Yorflbrnne
elmer 3Dei.attissn aom6bie itatt.
Ssrr Fbilip Robinion bat isin Pitts.
ton Guenue @iseutbum gum Preis pon
S., 800 on Srau Wtar1 Bltmitt per,
fauft. Us. 8. Sauehan, Der @runb.
eisentbnms Watler, bate bic Sade In
Der 9auo.
Srdulein 3atbrbu R. Srnit nnS
Sreo. Biidofisbsrser, bsibe uon SIio
Bebiter auenne, muroen 9eltern In Der
ct. Wtarien 3irhe onrf] Pfarrer 8.
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einssiesnet.
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panie 9io. 2 an @eoar Npenne nno
5rdulein Wtinnie Wtiller pon 9ieptuns
court muroeu ON Donneritag Nbenb
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als Elm @bspaar eiueeiesnet.
Der 30 Sabre alte Charles SGiffter
uon Glib @aibineton apsnue 1T am
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nen iiberlebt uno bic Deilesnns erfolets
am MOntas Siadmittas I'm Soreft Sill
6rieobof.
Gnua. bic 16 Sabre alte Eo9ter bee
psrft. @eorse Wf. S6miot, lit Disns,
tas yia9mittas i'm Staat Solpitat &c,
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giuhmittas uon Der 0obnuns ibrsr
Shmeitsr, Srau @burlss 9sibri6 on
9Dillom StraBe, aus i'm WtiuOOiO
5rtsbbof itatt.
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BON Srau Charles 9. @elbert BON
Yittston Guenue. unb Sarrn VI SrinI
mnrben am Donnerftas Nbenb ourd
Raftor 6. 8. Sled In ieiner 9Bobnnna
ju sinsm slhdlidsu @hepaar uerbuul
ben, Dn8 iunoe @bepaar trat siul
Ilursf 6D@5eitgrtiIe gu uno ibirb lid)
na@ Der 8iidtebr uuf Oisisr Ssite bdns'
LID nieosrlaGsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-17
@ilses.8 ma@ri@teu.

: Der betaste Sobn Wf. Ehomas
bon PlDmoutb. melder Dor ettihen
Bodsn I'm Serlaufe eines Streites iei'
men Scbn eri6oe, purbe am DonnerS'
tag 9iahmttta9 uon ben @ei6morenen
ais ni9t i9uloi9 erflirt.
8iup Sunbap bsenbete am Conn,
tag abeuo babier feline iiebtn @ohen
anoausrnbe @rDedunssueria
uno srbielt aIs aneriennung Elm pers
f6nlihes @elGenf pon 1923. 1880. Der
8etras Der lesten 9ollefts. @r fol-
mdhrenb isiner bielsen 9BirfIamfsit
1854 Rsrionsn bsfebrt baben.
= 8ier Manner wurbsn iofOrt &c.
t6btet. 5mei ssfdbrli4 unb adt uuse'
fdbrlif uerlest, als iid, am Samita9
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cine @ussrplOiion ereisnete. Die Sc
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Delseio. S9labistaw Prahii uno au'
orsw YOrwisii, idmmtIid uOu @cwarcs'
pille.
= Sobn Yomeu pon SbeTtoan Stra'
&c itirlte am Wfontas pon elmer pin
terpiaB,a ieiner gBOhnune lDOlf SSut
CUR @rbe nieoer uno itarb, obne Dieoer
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Sunoap tiber 9immsl, S0lle uuo GOt
et0Ttert.
= Der 7idbrise @bwurO 3immerr
mann nurbe am Wtontas 9lahmittar
Dor Der @lternmobnuns on Der @de Dor
0iiper uno Nortbompton Straseu burd
oas NutomObiI bes sluorsp .. Sillinss
TO ihlimm jerbriidt. oab CT furs nod
Der i'm @itp Soipital itarb. 8illinSs
ftente iih ben Beh6roeu uno tuuroe uu
81. 900 Dhrsihaft Ounn entlaHsn. Doi
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@asen uno mar ab9eiprnn9eu uni
pollte iiber bic Strase iprin9en, ali
oas Nutomobil es traf.
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Der a6te McrSperinb auf &6nis
glIfonfo BON Spanien.

Sin Wiann, 9inmsus Raiasl Sande,
Glle9ro, Der anssblid aus Barcelona
ftammt uno nnldn9it aus Sraufreid
uussewieleu muroe, neil er elm seidbr.
liher dnarfiit 1T, ma6te lettsn Conn.
tas ben 8eriud. 30nis sllfonio ju er.
morben. als bieisr init einsm eldniens
ben @sfOlse pOn Der RefrutenpsreiOig.
un9 3uriidfebrte uno lih In Der @aHa
be Alcala in Wtaorio beiano. Sin
Wiaun aus Der Wfsnse Der Nsusisrisen
ordnste iih bis in Die unmlttetbare
9tdbe bee 96niss, bislt nit elmer Saub
bic 8hssl bss YferOss fsit uuo lests nit
Der anoersn einen Reuoluer auf ben
S0nis an. Dieter erfannnte iofort bie
@efabr. In Der er ibmebte nno gab iei.
mem Pferbe bic Sporen. Disies ri6s
tete lih bod auf uno mari ben attentGs
ter Su BOoen. Der Rspoluer entlub
ii4 isinsr DunO bod Die &ussl. bic
Dem 96uis ionit iiher Die Drult our6.
bobrt bate. Sins febl unb brahte uur
Dem Pferbe cine unbeOeutsnoe Wunoe
am 9alie Su.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-17
Spbe Sarf MOtt,en.

= Die Sranf Gallagher 8obnuns
on Sudlou StraBe wurbe Wtontag
glaht uon @tnbre9ern nm brei eolbsue
RinSe uno $12 Baarselo beitoblsn.
= Der BREEDER Der Diamond 3e6e
purbs 5rsitas absno leiht burb eineu
Branb beif1abist, mslaer un3meifelbaft
gr6Bere Dimenlionen erreift bdtte,
Ipenn man ibn nidt in 3eit sntoedt
bdttr.
: Sranf 56uman bon 9afabstte
Stra6e, 62 Sabre alt unb ole @epdd'
meiiter bel Der 2adawanna @ompanie
aussitellt. lit am Sreitus 3iemli4 uner'
wartet einem SlutiturS oes @ebirns
erlegen.
= 5rdulein 5lorenee 6. Shmibt
BON Sadlon StraBe uno 5risorih Sber
BON Broofl1n. q. o., murben 9elfern
Gbenb In Der Bobnuns Der Grauteltern
burh Raifor Sames Benniuger. ais elm
@bepaar sinsefssnst.
= Der alts Sampton BREEDER, tpel'
der bis Dor Sahresfrift operirt wurbs,
wiro ss9enpdrtis pon Der Sadawauna
@ompanie ab9etra9en. Die 2oblen
bon Der Sehe meroen In ben Sgoe Parf
uuo Grhbalo Bredern 3ubereitet.
: aaiIer 9ose SO. 26s, Q. 8. g.,
bat ibrsn Srsibrisf fHr feds Monate
er6ffnet, unb lpiro In biefem 3sitraum
reue Wfitalieber pie folet anfnebmeu :
Bon 1S bic 30 Sabren - $1.0O pon
30 bic 40 Sabreu = 25 Gents fiir iebes
weiters Sabr.
: Ole formslle @rSfinuns bss neuen
@ebduoes Der 98eit Sios Banf an Der
Ode Don Mfaiu Gpenue unb SadIon
Strase anb am Samitag 9tahmitta9
uon bic A nhr ltatt uno bunoerte BON
Perionen beiaben fih bic nelien Rdnn.
lidfeiten. bic NIT alien auegerliftet linb,
um Elm mooernes uno fortfbrittli1es
SanfSsiAaft abiuwidelH.
= @dbrenb bie Samilie abwsisno
mar, beiuhten SamIta9 9laft Sin,
BREEDER bic U. g8. 2uce Dobnnng on
Waibburn StraBe unb onrhlt6berten
oieielbe griinoli6, babel @elo uno
Shmudiahen I'm @eiammtmertb pon
1897 .85 erbeuteno. gllS Sran 9uce
heimfebrte. brauntsn beiuube idmmtli1e
Sihter unb afes mar in unorbnuue
ourG bic Duraft0beruns seratbsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-17
Gue bem Oberen Ehale.
(Gr4baI6 @orreiponbsni.l

: 0titre @resfo, elm 8er9mnnn In
Der OIppbant 3e4e, purbe am DisnSs
tag uuf Der Stelle eet6btet, aIS ibu Elm
3n9 ourhbrenneuoer Sarreu traf.
- @arl Romeo uon Wtapfielb, elm
BerSmanu In Der @rie i3she, wuroe
Donneritas yiaht aui Der Stsus sr.
i9lagsn, als fiA Elm 6elienfall srsisuete
uno ibn traf.
abram Somefls. friiber Yoits
meiiter pon @pnon unb In Der Politif
prominent. 1T Samltas um Wtitter.
naht uad furBer 3ranfbeit I'm Glter
BON ~ Sabren seitorben.
= Der 4idbrise Sobn Somels bon
Didion @itp erbielt am Dienfta9 ee'
fdbrli9e Briihnuuben als er eine
Pfanns beiBes SBaGer umifisB, bod sr'
warlet man, baB Der 3leine wisosr se'
neien wiro.
= 5rau s. Sufo uon Didion @itb
fette iid am Samlta9. ale lie bel benz
9iihenofen arbeitete, bic 9leibung In
Brano uno ehe Die Slammen pon ibr
9elDiht meroen tonnten, bate bic Srau
lebenssefdbrliAe Brauowunoen erbal.
ten.
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= Gin Stammbolter bat fi6 bel ben
Gbslsutsn SOispb Diet sinseitsllt.
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SriietrIGafi btfaHuit pOiittur Sur. aaiarrb sT.
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bas Slut unb bic i@Idmissn SbnaG6tn ets
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;uli6rtnb unp BEN pati,nitn straft gtbtnb In.
BEN fs bic GOnfitution bts aSrptTs aufbaut
uub Der 9atur su ibrsm @srft bilft. Die Gig.
tutbiimr babsn 10 Uisl Yrtrdutn iu ibrsn ptil.
fr6fttn. bab Iit einbuEput Declare 8tlcbnuua
fur isbsu 6aIl aubisitn, ben iit ~ furirtn ptr.
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= Sran gBinifreo 8. s5orber, gBitt.
me oes perungliidten Sadumnuua Del
sers Charles 6. Sarbsr. Der lsslen
Sftobsr luuf ben POcono @sbireen in
einsm Brud fatale Yerlesunsen erlitt,
lie6 9eltern 9egen ben Supreme Soun.
ell oes RODal arcanum cine 9lase fir
81 900 eintragen. msld)e ihr oils Ser,
ii6eruns nod fGllis isiu ioll.
- Ystsrsbur9 9aIteu. Nncient Srs
Der Of Sniahts OF the Wt1itic @bain,
butte an Oienitas Gbsnb nit fol9sn.
oem Rsiultat Deumtsnmlhl: 9apitdn,
9Billiam Sauer !; 1. Nsutnnnt, Guenlt
0offmann /; 2. Seutnunt. Pbilip Wiar.
tin; 1. Sergeant. 0enrg @aHaoaun (;
Disnit Serssanteu. Sohu Ibuuer,
Charles Wfaper uno Safob Dalt /;
Quartiermeilter Sergeant, 4ouis 6riss;
Shnsmsiiter. @. u. Nenisl.
= 9srr Sobn Z. SdrSber BON
0arrilon apenue. elm befannter unb
lunaidhriaer beutiher Biirser uon
Scranton. lit am isrsitng Dtittag nat
elmer fursen 8ranfbeit ourh ben Too
moroen. Der 8erltorbene
muros uor SO Sabren in Der Rbsin.
pfulI Oeutidlano, seboren unb fam
1866 nab slmerifn nno bierber, mo er
ieitoem nobute er miro uon ben S6b'
nsn SOuis. Sohn g., @eoree, RiHaro
i. uuo ben TO6tern Ssrau Billiam
Stumpf, 5rau Charles Sartmann,
5rau y. s. DauiS uno S5rau Daniel
8rpoen iiberlebt. Serr SdroSer mar
uon PrOfsiiion elm Baulhreiner. nib.
mete iih in ipdtereu Sabren Oem Gro.
uno mar IN Den letten Sabs
rem an Der Bed 9umber @ompanis, 0iu1
sus Sumber @ompanie uno Der g8eefs
@iienwaaren 9nnolune intereiiirt; er
mar aub Elm Ernltse Der bentlhen.
.Dfetbootiten Rirhe an aoams apsnue
nno eines Der 6Iteltsn Wiitglieoer Der
Senleinos. Ole BesrOisuus fano Mions
tag Sormittas ltatt