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/ the market. Diamonds are valuable
only because they are rare. There Is
a limit to their possible purchasers.
| If the diamond mines of the world
were to pour all their resources
! forthwith into the lap of the public
prices would drop so. 60, even 80 per
cent. Do you follow me?"
Yes" nodded Philip.
A week earlier he would have said
Yes, sir" but his soul was very bit
ter yet against Isaacstein.
Very well. 1t may take me months
I-years-to realize your collection.
To do it properly I must have some
/ idea of its magnitude If there are
| they will be dealt with separately.
They may rival or eclipse the few
] historical diamonds of the world, but
their worth can only be measured by
| the readiness of some fool to pay
!, hundreds of thousands for them.
/ See 2"
Yes nodded Philip again. His
the point
But the cabman still swore and
| gazed round-eyed at the sheet. and
| this is what he read:
'sThe boy, Philip Morland, whose
possession of a collection of meteOric
diamonds of great value has created
so much sensation, was brought up
ON remand today mt the CierkenwelI
police court and released. Mr.. Abing-
don thought fit to hear the case In
| camera, 80 this ragged urchin Is wan
dering about London again with n
pocketful of gems. He was last seen
entering n cab In the neighborhood of
the police court, and inquiry by our
representative mt the HattOn Garden
Offices OF MIR. Isaacstein, the diamond
merchant, whose name has figured In
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guarded question, this extraordinary
youth admitted that Isaacstein ight
merit eternal bliss. Such an eventu-
ality had not occurred to the Jew
himself during unrecorded years. Now
that it was suggested to him 1T dis
turbed him.
You imagine, then, that I may deal
fairly with your" he said at last.
"Oh. yes. Why should you rob me?
You can earn more money than you
can ever need in this world by look
ing after my interests properly. II
only you will believe this statement
1t will save you much future worry,
l assure you"
Were you in earnest when you said
that you have an abundance of stones
like those in your hands?"
so many. Mr.. Isaacstein, that you
will have some trouble in disposing of
them. ] have diamonds as big-let
me seas big as an egg
The wonder is that the Jew did
not faint.
My God" he gurgled. do you
know what you are saying? Where
are they, boy? You will be robbed,
murdered for their sake. Where are
they? Let me put them in some safe
place. / will deal honestly by you. I
swear it, by all that / hold sacred.
But you must have them taken care
Of"
They are quite safe, be certain of
that. Reveal my secret / will not I
have borne insult and imprisonment
to preserve it, so it is not likely 1 will
yield now to your appeals
Philips face lit up with strange
light as this protest left his lips. The
meteor was his mothers bequest. She
gave 1t to him, and she would safe
guard 1t. Had she failed hitherto?
Was not all London ringing with the
news of his fortune, yet what man or
woman had discovered the where
abouts of this treasure? In his pocket
he felt the great iron key of No. 8,
Johnson News, and he was as GER
tain now that his hiding place was
unknown as that his mothers spirit
was looking down on him from heaven
and directing his every movement
A BIT OF NEWS
The dealer. in spite of his own
great lack of composure, saw the
fleeting glimpse of spirituality in the
boys eyes. Puzzled and disturbed
though he was, he made another vio-
lent effort to pull his shattered
nerves into order.
There is no need to talk all day."
he said. doggedly. Now I am going
to tell you something you don't know
If your boast is justifed-if you
really own as many diamonds, and as
good ones, as you say YOU own
there must be great deal of dis
cretion exercised In putting them on
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Via Alameda Pier
OAKLAND Idih and Franklin Sss.-

Via Alameda Pier
To Oakland, 18th and Franklin Sts.-
els, Gas a. IN. and then Is and 45 minutes past the
hour until 7.45 p. m; then $50, 915, 1000 l0.45,
1130 D. m. and 1915 g. m.
To Alameda, North and South Side
6.f5 Gas g. m. and then Is and As minutes past ths
hour until 7.45 D. M; then $50. 915, 1000. 10.45
1130 D. m II Is and LOO a. m
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A BUSINESS TRANSACTION

Outside the police court Philip
oFew as invigorating a breath of
fresh air as the atmosphere Of CIer-
kenwell permitted. He knew that an
inspector of police and a couple of
constables We're gazing at him curl
ously through an office window. and
the knowledge quickened his wits.
was worth even more than his
liberty TO realize that, in all reason
able probability, his meteor was safe
as yet The police had failed in their
quest; whom else had he to fear? The
company had informed his mother
that her tenacity of Johnson's News
would not be disturbed before the
3lst. OF course, her death was known
TO the firm, but their written promise
TO her was verbally confirmed to Philfn
by the manager. It was now the 25th.
lie had five clear days, perhaps six. in
which to make all his arrangements.
The forced seclusion of the prison
had helped him in one way-it gave
him program, detailed plan Each
step had been carefully thought out,
and Isaacstefn's office was the FIRST
stage in the campaign.
prOwling hanson passed. Philip
whistled.
Where's the fare?" demnaded the
cabman, angrily, looking up and down
the street.
Drive me to Holborn viaduct
quick said the boy, with his foot on
the step.
Cabby eyed him with scorn.
What's the gyme?r he growled
oyer take me for a mug. or what?"
"oh, don't talk so much" cried
Philip impatiently. Are you afraid ]
more time | will give you this" and
he held up two shilling piece for
the cabman's edification.
It is difficult to surprise your true
cockney whip The man carefully
folded the evening paper he had been
reading. stuffed it under the strap
which held his rug and cape, and
chirruped to his horse.
Kim UP. lazy bonesi We've got a
millionaire crossin' sweeper inside
What. ho. Any bloomin perfession is
bettern't drivin' a keb."
The run was shorter than Philip
anticipated. but, true to his promise
he proffered the two shillings.
The cabman looked at him. Some
thing in the boys face seemed to
strike him as curious. and, notwith-
standing Philips rags. his skin was
scrupu1ously clean.
Cow on" he cried sT'll make yer
a present of that trip 'Ope it'll give
= 4
up, will yer," And the hanson swung
away into the traffic. leaving the boy
standing on the pavement on the
north side Of the viaduct. He made
a mental note of the cabs number II
was easy to remember-three SIS and
a 9-and walked on toward Hattor
garden.
Meanwhile the CABIN On. after vary.
ing luck, drove to his yard, changed
70 ~ /, 20.
and Joined the Haymarket rank.
while he took a meal in the cabmen':
shelter.
What's today's bettin' on the Ma
tional?" he asked friend.
The evening paper was passed ant
he cast an eye over its columns. Sud
denly he raped cut string of ex
pressions that amazed his companions
THE CABBY GUEssEs
whats the matter, Jimmie
Missed 20 to chance at Lincoln?'
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THE BOY WINS

DO you think mean to swindle
your"
Il have no views on that point. 1
am only telling you what my con-
ditions are
Isaacstein sat back in his chair
and regarded Philip fixedly and with
as much calmness as he could sum-
mon to his aid. A ray of sunshine
Illuminated a bald patch on the top
of his head, and the boy found him.
self idly speculating on DEVELOPMENTS
in the Jews future life. The man,
on his part. was seeking to read the
boys inscrutable character, but the
fixity of Philips gaze at his denuded
crown disconnected him again.
What are you looking at?" he de-
manded. suddenly.
Il was wondering how you would
look when you go to heaven, Mr..
Isaacstein," was the astounding
reply.
For some reason it profoundly dis
turbed his hearer. He wobb1ed for a
little while, and finally seemed to
make up his mind, though he sighed
perplexedly. The dealer was not a
bad man. In business he was noted
for exceeding shrewdness combined
with strict commercial honesty. But
the case that now presented itself
contained all the elements of tempta-
ton. No matter how clever this boy
might be, he was but boy. and op-
portunities for cheating him must ar
rive If not he, Isaacstein, there were
others. The boy possessed large
store, possibly a very large store, of
rough gems, and in dealing with
them his agents could rob him with
impunity. Yet, In answer to an un-
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This route offers exceptional opportunity for Auto
mobists to reach all points the Sacramento River
CoInsvie Emmaton, Rio Vista. Isleton. Ryde. Walnut
Grove, Vorden Courtland. Ciarksburg, Sacramento
Steamer Navajo leaves San Francisco $50 g. m. daily
except Sunday arriving Sacramento ZOO p. m. Stopping
at all points route Leaves Sacramento 900 .. z.
daily except Sunday. arriving San Francisco 7cO a. n.
No stops en- route.
Steamer Modoc or Apache. leaves San Francisco i3
noon daily except Sunday. Leaves Sacramento 1000
q m. daily except Sunday; stopping both ways at all
points en- route. Arriving time San Francisco and
Sacramento Indefinite account fruit season.
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Continued Tomorrow
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Great scottl I thought he'd lift
the roof off"
Go easy, mate There's lydies out
side
So Philip caught CLEAN of resent
ment at the introduction of the mag
istrate's name, and he instantly re-
solved to see Mr.. Abingdon again at
the earliest opportunity.
"Oh, he treated you kindly today.
did he?" snarled Isaacstein.
Yes, very kindly"
You don't drink. I suppose?" broke
in the other, abruptly.
No; / am only a boy of Is, and do
not need stimulants''
He was favored with sharp
glance at this remark. but he bent
over his diamonds again and began to
examine them one by one. He knew
that the action was tantalizing to his
companion, and that is why he did it.
1saacstein went to a sideboard and
poured out stiff glass of brandy.
He swallowed it as an ordinary per-
son takes an oyster
That's better" he said, returning
to his desk. Now we can get to
close quarters Hand over the
stones"
Philip did nothing of the sort
''Why?" he inquired, blandly. You
know all about them. You can hardly
want to examine them so frequently"
tConfound it, cried Isaacstein,
growing red with renewed i'm
patience, what more can l do than
agree to your terms?"
Il asked you for an advance of ESQ.
said nothing about leaving the dia-
monds in your charge. Please listen
to me. / make no unreasonable de-
mands. IT, you wish to keep the
stones now. you must first write me a
letter stating the agreement between
us. If it is right, I will give you the
diamonds. If 1t is not according to
my ideas. you must alter it."
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LOCAL FERRY TRAINS SERVICE

LOCAL FERRY TRAINS-ElECTRiC SERVICE
Via Oakland Pier
To Oakland, 18th ST.. and Berkeley, via Shattuck Ave.
and Ellsworth ST. Lines Daily-From GOO a. m, and
every twenty minutes until 500 p M, inclusive; then
900 940 1020 100, Il 40 p m. 1920 and 90 m.
Additional boats Saturdays and Sundays only, $40
D. m. 9.20 1000, 1910 and IL 20 D. in.
To Berkeley via California Street Albany via Ninth
Street Lines.-Daily-From goo a. M. rs 20, $40,
100 m, and every twenty minutes until so p n
inclusive then 600, $40. 1920, l1C0. 11.40 p. N,
1920 and 1.20 a. Additional boats Saturdays and
Sundays only, $40 p. m 92O. 1000, lO.40 and ll2O
D. m.
To Oakland. Washington Broadway, East Oakland
Frutvae and Melrose, via Seventh St-paiy-From
600 a. rn then every twenty minutes until $50 p.
inclusive. then &c., 9.40, 1920, 11.00, l1.40 p. m >,
1920 and 1.20 a. m. Additional boats Saturdays and
Sundays only. $40 p. m 920, loco, 1910 and ll-2O
D.
To Havenscourt.-Daiy-From GEO a. m. and every
twenty minutes until7 40 p. m. inclusve then so.
900. II 40 D. m. Saturdays and Sundays only $40,
1000. 1910, 20 p. m
To Duton Aye.-Dailv- 600 a. M. 620 40 ZOO, 720.
74O. 500, $40. $40, 1000 1040 11.20 a. m. 1900
D. m, IL 40 !. 90 200. 2.40, 800 AGO. 40. 440,
500. $40. $40 800, $50. 640 7. 40, $50. 300
Horseshoe TO Oakland WashingtonB Broadway, Fruivple
Alameda, North -Daily-From 600 m, 1920
go, 200, 720 7.40, 500 $40, $40 am; then 400
pm. 4.20. 4.40, 500 go $40 600 6-2o, GAO. 700
and TAO p. m.
To Stonehurst Steam ssvice)-f600 t640. t72o,
1900, 1000 a. m. Il 20 p. M, 1900, 1900, 1920
400, 500. $40 and 1920 D. m.
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You Can Begin This Great Story
Today By Reading This First

ia and
but orphan nd poor.
m0the
Ind
the I'm
out
q nwaya his
from his misery If he But the lad
> a
fu from the the
In
1s
thu week had he was rged froncu
Now Read On
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IInloN TRANSFER COMPANY

Aoans collect baooaqe and checks trains or boats OF
Southern Pacific Company and deliver baggage to resi-
dence They are authorised 70 check baggage direct
from residence.
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Why should he faIter7 He forgot his
rags, forgot the difficulties and dam
gers that might yet beset his path.
For in very truth he had achieved but
little actual progress since he first
entered that Office five days earlier.
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NE METHERkaH gsU!;i Ia, u.s., R0yLE 80. L

a for Morning. Daily. . for Afternoon.
fSunday excepted. tSunday only.
SSundays and Mondays only.
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Jn(anO Ue(egrap6
Die apupeution Der


a0Tfimore, gto.. 5. slugmt.
sn Der beutissu SiBuns Der Is. Sab.
rsgfpnpsntion eeg Crosns Der eagles
purbsn bauptiddIit Die gsridte Der
0rpbbeamien perlsieu. aus bieIen gebt
berpor. baB Der Grosn ii9 in bliibens
Dsm 3ufianS beftnbet.
Nus Rem gsrift beg 8roBfddbmsis
fssrs eroibt ii6, oaB er $1,559, ,825
bacr an SSunn Bat, ni6renb Die Retto
giftipa fih auf So. 704.444 belaufsn.
Nus benz gsrit,t Oes 8rcBietretdrs
oi6t ferpor. oab bic Riiglitoeradbl
ir6brsnh bss Sahrss um 10000 suss.
.nommsn bat
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Der 0fqos 8 6 a m bnettts

-
SanTranct8co G Sal, 5. aug.
Der qro8eB gegen Utuurlce 0I8gs,
pon SacrqmsRto, Der SemeiRiddttiih
nit 9retp Gdminetti Der 8erIegun5
oss Mamus G<IeBes augetIagt 1T, nd6m
am Disnftog i'm hisiigen Der. ct. 0ts
itrittgeri6t ieinen anfang. GdnImettE
ipiro mad 0iggs prO8siItrt nsroen.
geios battsn am 30 SuIi ni4tI4uIoi9
plaibirt.
Die aeqsn 0iggs erbObenen Ips3iflz
Iden Qntlage lautst, bic 19 Sabre
allie Userfba Marrington fir unmora@
liI6s 3psde BON Sacramento, Salt
forniu, mad Reno. RsDaoa, gsbraht 5u
baben. Sn .inst auDreu 4ntIage Dsrs
ben 1iaas uno lein 4uuult GbarIes
g. Sarris, Der gsrf6ppruug dn8es
tlast, inoem Iis Deriu6t haben iollen,
qsuts bel Der 9orbsreituHg ihrer 8ss
tbsioigung sur gegsHung Don Tsetns'o
3u 0sranldfen.
syn Gan TrautiseO uRb Sderdmen'
| TO Iino Qgsntsn unb aulpdIte I'M
! 9nnTis Der beiosu NngetlagtsH oTfeH
on Der Qrbeit gspeieH, um uHtsr Den
Wirtbeu uuo 6dbituss Der Barbara
goaft". iopie bes .Straubbotsls gtas
tsriol 3u iuhsu, oura ueldes beplsa
/ len peroen Toll, eab Die betceu IN
Traqs tommsnpsu WGoten, Utariba
Qarrinoton uno Cola glorris. ihoJ
Dor oer Reuo Reiie iih SHoistrstEo:
nsn b1tten su ihuIosn tpmmen !a1eu
! Der iunge GamiHstti bat iih meb'
paiTip psr6alteu. Gr mar, naheen
er oea%u 8lrgihait auf freieH 5uB &C.
ITest puros, DohsnIaHg oerIhoIlsn I'M
| istt III 3u 1aqe eetreten, oaB er lu3pI'
itsn i'm Tiioliaeu gaItfornieH iih st
usr 2(b.beiluug 4rbsiter dngeihloheT
batte. bic 2eitungsr0bren nab Del
I gelisloern lsgt.
/ Guminetti isu., Der eine amtltt
Tnip.ttion Der Ginpanoereritdtionel
an Der Eufte bes StiIlen Deans Dor
osrommsn bat, 1T bier uugetommel
.
uno piro ben 8srbanolunqsn De-
Qro2sfIss beirDobHsn Sine Sront
oeg GtidTals iit e, oab tnoIrstt pa
ginpanoerunes Departments, ben
sr porItsbt. oamit beuuftrast III, u
bic 9urhfii6runq nes muuu 8efe
neg. unter Dem isiu 5obn on8et!a1
1T, gu Iorgen.
Die psitgsbsnoits Spmpathie mir
DEN Dattinsn Der beiosn 4nsetla9te
,rtuea,uaeby16t. Jrdu GQhliHstti ba
,uti tIstns ainoer uuo 5rdu Dtsg
{ sins. geioe SrausB babsn, iettosr
: o.r GtanooI offsnbar fpuroe. nit ibr.
a!eiren in itiusr 3uriitgs8ogsnhett I
, Gdcrameuto gsrpobnt uno e. abgt
l,but in iroeno elmer Detie lid iibe
! Die gIngelegenbsit aus3uIafen:
Sin babies 9ussno anDdlte
sradoirt pprben I'm Die betoeR 4ng'
J tldaten su osrtheIotgen.
Der gaminstti 9igss Stanot
: 6<I6dftiqt ieBt faon isit gtitte Rdl
Enie gemutber ni6t nur IN SalHorn'
funo Rspaou, ioubern pprnehmlsd al
in 8aTbington. glm 10. Uldr5 trats
bic beipen 4ngetlogtsH bon Sner'
mento aus nit ben beioen Wta0fs
Die sour uah Reuo on. sic quartz
ten Iif unter ungsnommenen Ram'
in einem Sotel elm unb mietbsten a
l. rGtFten Sdae elm tleinss 6dus,
= bsm lie atmeinitaftlih bier Sage be
8 peilten, Biz ibre gerbaftung meg
T gsrlsbung Der StaatsgeIeBs erfolst
u glm 10. Mlai purosu gaminst
u uno giuag bon ben gunossgef6p
rsnen unter oem Wlonu GeitB 8
I lInt,roridunq bes SanoeIs nit tpslb
2 Gtlapen in NntIags3u'tono psrIsst.
sir sine tlstne 2s8tslt
= tur.
81 golumhus, Ghio, 4. 4usl
& Cine gstiticn nit 1852 Unite
itrifttu puras bon DaIsn 5aStIep b
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Selo ge3ogeil.
aus BEN Otutf6en Reid.


Berlin, s. aug. - Die iGmmts
li6en fieben gssrion,n, bic angetlaet
ipartn, militdriife 0ebeimnllie on
4genten Der aruppf6eH 6irma Dsrras
tbeh unn geI.ednngen ansenomnen 5lt
babsn, fpnroen am Dienitag i4uloig
bsfunoen, bic urtheik. bic -Gefaut
nnrbsn, iitlsn ubsr iebr miloe aus.
qeutnant lillian Duroe sI 3ruei Usos
natsn Nadnenib Dsrurtbeilt; ois 2slits
nants Gnlsuotr uno 6init su ie bier
I,onoten uno gsutnant Soas 81 43
gaesn. Die brei Grittren rperoen AUDI
ans Der grmss entlaiIsH, tpdhrerto
Soss i'm Ofiisitritano DerbIeibt.
Der 5auptelsrf pfsiffsr pon Der
Gefhubdbibeilung tpuroe Su feds Wsos
notsn Gefdnonib perurtbeilt uRo Der
uuteroffisIsr Trotis fam nit orsi Wos
den arreit IN Der 9aierns oopon.
gaitro baf fsine Snoa lion
in8sne3uela in Ssuti d
Lamb geplant.
gipriano gaiiro, Der friihsre praiis
tent BON 0eussueln. bat Die ispt 3uI
ausiiibrung gelnnets Jnndhon oisler
gepublif 1epIdni. als er ilh Dor 3fpel
Wonaten in Dresden dufbislt. Gr hdtt'
bort ,inigs 3sit in aller StilIe nit
sinem beutiGen Jrslino. germans
8Olfrdm. sussbrott.
Gdftro trdf am 26. Wors in Dres'
btn elm, 6alh no6oem sr. BON ben Der
Gfaaten suriidis1rsnb. IN 6amburs &C.
Ianoet mar. 8iersebn 5oes ipotsr &C.
lana es ibn, Disisnietn. bic ilh lr
ihn betiimmsrtsn. irre Su fiibrsn, IN
ben. sr It'd, anihi6te mad pnris uni
ben conariifen Sntsln absursiisn. Y
! .ebrts ober iofort in oag gDolframid'
Saus suriid, no ale pldns flir oi
SnDafion osmaht tpurnen nHo u'
Gaitrp auh bic proilamaticn an ba!
russoloniihe BOLT obfabte. bic er an
27. Suii in goro psr0ffsntli6ie. Ga
fro rsiftt anfnnss Suli bon Grssbtl
nab @ent3uelo ob. Ssin breunl
gaolfram ffrisb am Gisnitag:
Sebs. ea GaIsro fit Ipisoer in Be
us,usla stohIirt bat. no bic iiberIraltt
oenee Wsehrbeit bsr gsUoltsrnng I'M
Dor alien Der Dihtigits abtil Der Ar
me. u,lf ieinsr Gsits itsbt. Tam tolir
msbr odran gsslpsifelt perosH, onb Z
i'm griumph In Caracas sinsisben I'm
pisber Der asiter Der Osi6ids Vtne
suslas rtrbsn wirb.@
Die Sommsrferien ees
aaiftrs IN gnos
Die idhrli6en Sommsrferisn os
aoiiers Iinb III gnbs. Sn Bergen b
htr naifev isine Rcrolnnf
WeiI, strtn 5auptereigniB b
GnthiIlung Der sigdntifden JritbioI
Gtnfus bti Wanenaes am SogHsflor
bilbsss, abgebrcden uno bic 3simfah1
cnastrsten. am Wlitttpoh Worgs
trifft ar I'M SlpinsmiiHbe Elm. mo- ib
me6rsre Wssniiter trirurttn ipsrosH. u
ibm ,pidtige e.ridts s,i erifnttsn. Rd
fsinsr 6eimtehr fpiro er msbrtrs
sruppenii6uneen bsiluchntn nHc B
ndt5f.e Node bssibt sr iih diF pie
ashn 1nas nob glb 5Om6urg 100 ,
trdniline aoiisrin CUR Sur pttlt.
aitfissr Q SdmnsssI In
Hamburs-
IN 6amtarSss Epsihafsn fns %
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DetterberiAt.

1ar9bio: Stri6rssen i'm n0ros
lsben 1hsiI; fdOnes Dsttsr I'M iholls
cbsn 9heil am Wlitttpod uno 9cnnerss
too. Beranberlihe Winbe.
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Der Diggs gamiaelli. .DroSe6

Der Diggs. gaminettl. DrsSe6
sat in Gan Sraucisco be-
sonnen.
3retu 9isgs tpiro snerft proz
seiiirt.
Gas Blue Mountaiu 9Ouie in Pen@
mar, pa,
2m 8ienitag Mtorgsn our4 Gsner 3sr@
f1rt.
@~Ss
Die It's 96ife nubten iih in Aren
NadttleiDern rstten.
giIsnbabnraub Bel Birmingham, ala.
Der goitnaggou zines 6. unO q.
SdneG3uges DON 8pet tpeiben
gqnbiten sspliinbert.
81
Cine getition fir ein Referenoum 81
8uniten elmer tIetnen 2eglslatur
-@SS~-
9eim StQatsietretdr in Columbus
bintsrIegt.
IT
sic bat 1852 lluteri6rtften.
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MuslanD. Selegrapb.
Der 2ro,ee
0egen bic 3eng.Siiiisiere
In Yerlin AZ Gtoe.
Gle famen alle init leihteu
Straien oapon.
Gr.grdiioent Gipriano Galtre
sat bic glane fir feline SSnDaiion Don
@ene5ueln
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Notwithstanding,
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Gin Barrier aeroplan'Sabritnnt De-
6as Sduloeumaf)en 5u uer'
itehen IheitIt.
If
lie pene5oloniid]eH RegieruHsstritp
pen gesen bic aebeleu irls
sSel0 ae3ogen.
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Gie pene3oInniiten Resieruasstriip'
pen gegen bic Aebeaeu irls
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Caracas, Went5uel1, 5. Mns. =
Cine 1000 Wdnn ftarss Arnes, aus
iisben s5nfaHtsrits Rtgimtntsru unb sis
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in brsi grigabsn einetibsilt, bat am
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laiIsn nnb bic Armse nad Wdrdtap.
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uiIb 81. oofs Oil Gortsuls prdfosu'
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Cine getitiOu fir siH Referenoum 3u
9uniten elmer tIetnen 2eglslatur
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Gin Barrier aeroplan'5abrifnn De.
6as Sduloeun1ad)en 3u per'
itehen IheitIt-
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Oegen bic 3engsSffiisiere
in Berlin AZ Gmce.
Sie famen alle init leidteu
Strajen bapsn.
er.grdiioeut Gipriauo Gaitrs

Gie gidtbetbeilisung GngIanos tno
Teutihlnnbs an Der BauaHta'
gaciiic.ausltellung,
New-York tribune., 1913-07-31
MR.. HACKETT's TENNIS
A Reader Feels the Veteran Deserves
Praise Along with the Youngsters.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir: I have been for a long time an
admirer Of your sporting page, particu'
larly your accounts OF tennis matches
feel. however, that you have not meas
ured out the fair need OF praise TO the
members Of the Davis Cup team In your
editorial Of to-day.
Messrs. Mclaughlin and Williams de'
serve the heartiest appreciation for tneiF
sterling achievements. II seems to me-
however. very unfair TO omit entirely rel
erence TO the work OF MIR. Hackett IN the
doubles match in which our team was sue
cessful The press statement CONCEDED uI7
fact that Mclaughlin did not 'poach'
is therefore fair 10 infer that Hackeu
held UP his end OF the game. The news
paper accounts unite I'm saying that oo'H
members Of the English team played "
Hackett as much as possible. The la0'
that our team won the match In spite o.
these tactics seems to me to call ior
large measure OF praise for Mr.. Hackeus
play.
think that both loyalty and justice o.-
mand that your columns should ineluae
such appreciation Of hts successful ehot"
c. W. MACMULLEN'
New York. July %, 1913.