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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-05-22
"WON IN The ninth" IS THE
STORY OF YESTERDAYS GAME
Locals in Gingery Batting Rally in the Ninth United the
Score and WFGStGd Victory From Defeat in the
Last Game of the Series With the ThOmaSVille Team

by the visitors throughout the game
With good luck breaking his way
Wolfe shut out the visitors in the first
half of the ninth. Then came the real
tug of war The locals were equal to
the emergency. Wolfe, first up, start
ed a batting rally that won the game
Chancey followed with a single, his
eleventh consecutive hit in the series
of games. Griffin laid a neat bun;
down third, filling the bases. Reilly
slammed out a scorching hit over sec
ond, and the game was won.
1t was a game replete with many
thrilling moments, the kind that the
management ought to be entitled 70
charge extra for. Errors by both the
locals and the visitors at critical mo-
ments were costly, while the ball was
slugged all over the lot A total OF
two dozen hits were registered, do4-
en- surrendered by each twirler Sell
dom have such heavy hitting games n
those of yesterday and the day before
been seen on the local diamond.
An unfortunate feature of the game
was that of McLain's having been hit
by the pitcher in the fifth inning. One
of Roth's speediest benders caught the
local fielder just behind the right ear
and laid him out He was taken at
once to his quarters at the Windsor
where he received attention. 1t was
reported last night by his physician
that while the injury was very painful
and had thoroughly stunned the player
il was not deemed fatal, or even very
serious. McLain is expected to be back
il the game in a week or so, though
his absence will be felt at the serie;
which the locals begin today in Bruins
wick.
When Chancey lined out single ia
the ninth yesterday, making the elev-
enth consecutive hit for the local right
fielder in the series here, he maintain
ed his perfect batting average for the
series. In the three games played here
after he once struck his stride with
the willow, Chancey batted straight
1000, which is going some against tn
leading team in the league. Local fans
xeIe delighted with his work, a:
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After eight innings of nip and tuck
ball, with the game having been won
and lost several times before the last
call was in, the locals struck a batting
rally in the ninth inning yesterday
afternoon and robbed the Thomasville
aggregation of the third game of the
series. The score was Z to 6. 1t was
a typical won in the ninth" game.
Nothing in the score indicates the
added thrills to which the crowd OF
fans was treated inning after inning
as the game progressed. Americas
started the run getting in the first
Instead of annexing a bunch of tallies
however, as has been the custom OF
the locals in winning the series from
Thomasville, the Muckalees were able
tc push only one runner across the
plate.
The fans breathed easier when il
had been done, for one run was good.
er than nothing" Joy wreathed the
faces of the fans again In the fourth
when the locals circled the bases once
more. With the score 2 to 0 in oul
favor, it looked better. But that un-
lucky inning or two had not been
corked. One of them was pulled oil
in the fourth, when Thomasville, with
two men down, after the base had be-
cCme thoroughly intoxicated and a
clean hit had been slammed over sec
ond, scored enough runs to put them
in the lead, leaving the score at the
close of that inning to 8, as the
locals also tailed one.
There was something doing thence
forward until the last swat had beer
swatted in the ninth. No tally was
made by either team in the sixth, but
the locals got busy with the willow anC
on the paths in the seventh, and shoo,
ed three runners across the rubber. /,
locked like a cinch for us then, but a
miscue and few hits served to ball
up things and tie 'em in hard knot
in the eighth, when ThomasviIle made
two runs. The locals were unable to
score in the latter half of the eighth
so that the ninth arrived with the need
of some tall business doing to untangle
affairs.
Wolfe was substituted for McCartv
who had been peppered pretty livel,
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CHAUTAUQUA
IS PROVING
BIG SUCCESS
EVERY FEATURE IS POPULAR
Large Crowds Have Attended
Every Performance
y \ y y y i = \ y
TODAY'S PROGRAM. ,
y Morning.
y Boy Scouts.
y Literary Interpretation, 1.-The =
Il Daa4 couo ae 7 oolyohia Street -
Evening.

Yesterdays performances on the
Chautauqua program left no doubt as
to the popularity of that institution
here. Every feature of the program
was a popular one, beginning with the
interpretations of Kipling's verse at
the early morning session, which was
unusually we'll attended for this part
of the program.
Prior to the literary interpretation
was held a meeting for the boy scouts
who have become greatly interested in
the work that the Chautauqua is do
ing to foster that movement. A large
attendance of young people is ex'
pocted at each of these meetings, which
will be held early in the morning.
Were it not for the fact that the ses-
sion of the schools has been finished,
these meetings would have still larger
attendance.
The musical features yesterday af-
fernoon were greatly enjoyed, and the
~ a.. ...,.,.. Dro+boro 1roUad nc Dlaa C.
ing as the press agents had said they
would. All who heard them liked this
musical feature, which was combined
with others equally pleasing. The in
terpretive recital of "The World and
His Wife," received the highest praise
i.owever, from those who attended the
day performances.
AS interesting as an affair of the kind
could we'll he, was the debate in the
evening on "Is Socialism Desirable fol-
the United States?' Messrs. Seidel, for
the affirmative, and j. Adam Bede, 1or
the negative, gave the large audience
an opportunity of hearing these widely
known public speakers and statesmen
in argumentative discussion on this vi
tai question.
Special interest is being manifested
here in the lecture to be given Sunday
bv Hon. Jos. w. Folk, of Missouri, oil
The Fight for State" This address
is replete with the thrilling events
that transpired in ex-Gov. Folks cam
paign for the political redemption OF
Missouri.
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WHEAT BEAT IT'S ENEMIES.
Rains Foil Bugs and Growth Promises
a Fine Crop.

Chicago, May 21.-Developments of
the last week have been unimportaut
in the wheat trade, if viewed from the
merchandising and speculative stand
points If viewed from the standpoint
of the producer and the general public,
the changes have been of vast inn
portance. Timely rains have foiled the
designs of the hordes of chinch bugs
that have been lying in wait for the
crops destruction. Plant growth has
been so rapid that its enemies have
been outdistanced. No other menace
has yet been brought to light, and tak~
ing the season as a whole, it has been
a very difficult and unsatisfactory one
the crop killer.
In another fortnight the greater part
OF the winter wheat crop will have
been headed out and in month from
now it is, safe to assume that, with fav-
orable weather, harvest will be we2
under way. At the present moment p
is hard to imagine anything that could
befall the crop.
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EVERY FEATURE IS POPULAR
y y \ \ 4 \ y \ = y
TODAY'S PROGRAM.
Morning.

= Boy Scouts.
y Literary Interpretation, The =
= Poet-Sage of Lockebie Street"
4 Afternoon. y
y Concert-Florentine Trio. =
\ Lecture, Things l Did and Saw =
4 as a Savage" Tin cOstume)-Ta- =
y han. =
4 Evening. =
4 Drama: Shakespeare's Come =
y DIV of Errors. The Ben Greet =
y Players. =
y \ y \ \ y \ \ \ + y y
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Continued on Page Five.l
The evening world., 1913-02-19
THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 49, 1918

teen he had leu his home In Nineland,
N. D., 10 become a cabin bov on II White
Star sailing ship. Years passed vita
him fighting upward until lac became
mate OF a sailing ship and la,er Junior
officer Of n liner.
once. when he was a hoy on \ packet
In Calcutta. helping to load cargo a
tiger escaped Lord Eooerts. standir :
on the wharf among hundreds. shouted
warning and the crew took to the
rigging.
Young Sc1lbv was too late. lie fled
around the mast lodging the caps OF
the tiger and thinking hard. Suddenly
he bolted down n companionway. with
the tiger after him. lie came up an
other and closed the doors, Just as tho
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ing. but they refused to adjourn until
they had conferred the degree LIB. on
the onc-tlme commander of liners.
And Capt. inman Sealnv Is now a full
fsdged lawyer. beginning practice In TIE
West.
The Republic SAM; Jan. Is. 1909. and
for several months Capt. Sealby was or
half-pay. pending the decision OF the
courts on responsibility for the disaster.
lie was cxoncrated. but was not offered
a command again.
SO. in October OF that year. Capt,
Seaiby decided that his knowledge OF
the sea fitted him best to become 4
lawyer OF Oh sea. For thrty-four years
he had lived on II. At the age Of four
The evening world., 1913-02-19
NOTEBOOK CLUE TO SUICIDE.
I unidentified Man Eound Dead In
Newark wIth uuii~t In Brs,u.

NEWARK. y. j.. Feb. i9.-The dead
body OF n man. apparently about TWEEN
ty-fvc years old. with a bullet I'M
bedded In his brain VAS found early
to-day opposite the Holy Scpulchre
Cemetery In the right hand was u
revolver with one chamber empty.
In one OF his pocket, was found a
notebook presented by Kallrs restaurant
Mt Nos ILLS PARK place. New York.
and inside was the address ~. a. Kali.
No. 81 State street, Brooklyn"
The evening world., 1913-02-19
seven sister NH. Passed.

TRENTON, y. j., Feb. ls.-Gov. VIII
sons seven antitrust bills passed the
House late yesterday in exactly the
same form as they passed the Senate
last week The bills now go back 10 the
Senate for formal transmission to the
Governor He will sign them to-day.
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tin"r was coming through, catching the
h"aat by the throat and pinnlng him.
'.oti Roberts said II was the finest
exhibition vi headwork he had seen ir
years. and complimcnted the youthful
sailor.
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REPUBLICS CAPTAIN
GRADUATES ASLAWYER
AFTER VIGOROUS FIGHT

VIM the Waite star liner Republic
r'nH alter collision with tho Florld1.
! 'nr 'sits ago. tae career OF Capt.
! ran Srilby az master OF vessel
The evening world., 1913-02-19
GETS HIS LAW DEGREE AFTER
THREE YEARS STUDY.

That was moro than three years ago.
Early to-day the Board OF Regents
of the University Of Michigan ended a
meeting. II was 2 o'clock in the morn
The evening world., 1913-02-19

Hello! What Kind? Bring Red Cross
= Cough Drops every time. oc. per bot --Ad,t.
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ended. The disaster was overwhelming
and an ordinary sea captln might have
been crushed under II. dropping out Of
slsht. perhaps. to take the mcagrc
command Of some coast trader.
Instead Of being crushed. Capt. Sea!by,
at the age OF fifty. turned TO admiralty
law. and with the strong grip the sea
had given to him In th,r,y-four years
Ggh,!ng. plunged into a course OF study
,t An, krhor Mich
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Al6ner Ara1fer.
Stalieuiitber 5Drihuussreiien<
Der crflimmt einen Der Sersrie.
len im S,imalapa Oebirse.

Standardization gnIIin bon Der Snnl,
bara. .sImerifa Sinie ipia iiir cine
oelltid)c abtbeiIltng niti Der Nus.
iieauna in Sm Sroneisco iorgen.
Gie riHtdniine Regierung 1T
oen in gfunn1nien anidiiiaen Snoen
ansebIih tuort6riidia ge.Doroen.
Ter 90. irieOensfonareB bat am
aPiifpcd i'm Saag begcnnen. -
GngIiife garietefiinitler molten
nitt nit Sad 5obnion 5niatnmeu
auitreien. -
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bas in Tbap's SnterefTe urterbreltst
nuroe, tpiro krporgebpben, oaB 2hdrp
Dem GefdnqniB ibsripieisn puroe,
obne oaB ihm Elm 8orperhDr qerpdhrt
pber Gjelegenheit CUR 8erthelbigun8
aenoreen pGre. 6erner rpiro bic
Rihtidteit Der 4nttaae beitritten. auF
pelhe bin ieine lleberpeiIund. srfolgts.
getauntli6 nirb er befhulotgt. Aus
eiuem 3u6tbaus suttpiten su Ietn,
in pelhem er eire lebensldnglthe
Saftftrafe perbubte". Sn benz 5absas
Corpus z8eIu6 pirb oarduf binge1Dtez
ZEN, ooB 5bap iih in mutteapan obs
ipIut rnter tsiner GrimtnaIdntIoqe
befano unb bab er audi ME zines Der
brehens iiberfiihrt tporoeu lei.
8ie tanooifds giupanoerungsbes
b6rbe plant, Fals 1boD in JrsIbett
aeIest perben Ioate, istne foforttgt
gaiebe~perhaftaue, oa iie thm banH NIT
ben peri6iebenen 9ardgrdphgn oes
gintpdnosrungseeissss gu 2etbe ssheT
nil, bic ouf ieinsn Gau aHtpsu'
Iouns ftnoen i11nten.
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@efeisrt
Wirb psa Der syiener Yrehe bic
Mebe aaiisr Wilbelms aMldR-
LID Ses 6eburtstass BON
--Gaiier Srans esoiepb.

ESis Nsb, .pur6e bel Der 6oftnfe! N
ncuburo ssboItsn. - Der 8aifsr
piu oi. gldue fir bic Der. Staassn
gctf6aFt in Berlin ,iebsu. = Die
glaGridt Don bsr bsUcrfiebenotn
gul0bunr oer GrebhersOsin pom
9urembute bemsntirt.- -Dds btuis
itx Gfasamt nia iursfriitiss
Edasi6e;ne ousee5en. - Sitr'
burt fousn bic unioiten fur BIZ
oesrssrerftGrsuns seosdt ipsrbsn.
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@suerafsonpernenr
Grbalten bic yhilippintH III
oem Neprdientanten Jraneis
Burton Sarriion.

Ssins Grntnning am UsittlpoA oOrn
INSTRUMENTATION oem Sendt iibers
mittelt. - getdnntsr 4r3t aus 5Hs
bianapolis i'm Glacisr part. glon-
tana, ums ae6en eetonuteH.
Ra6tldnss 5u benz Sraipaa ~
Seattls. ls.-Marines Setretdr Daniels
piro bic S6uIpigen beitrafen'
psnn sr re ermitteln tann. - Sou'
Dernsur SuIssr III bohsrabig ner'
pDs.
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g 6pere 8efhulbtgun9su Il
gegen etneu 8uHosss
ri hter.

gB al bin Ct o II, y. u, ~. AuB'
G}eoen gunDesri6ter GmOrp Speer
BON fiinfteR Bunbesgerihts ge3trt
BON Georgia purben am UtittEpoh benz
cyuftts aommittee Deg 50uies Sez
ichperoen unterbrsitet, bic mDgllders
neiie CUR Grbsbung bon erniten Antla@
gen Fiibren biirftsn. 8us aonmittee
beIpra6 bic 9otumente, bic bon Dem
Spesio( GTominsr IT. Cotton GsIDts
als ReiuItat elmer langplerIgen, BON
| ibm qefiibrten unterIuhung Dor9els9t
| nurben, in ge9eimer SiBun8, obne poB
| irqenb tpeIhe Gnti6etoung 9etroneH
noroen pGre, unb Die @n9eIesenbett
lpiro am Jreito8 pieoer in Grtpa8ung
oesoden Deroen.
Die 6duptpuntte bieisr Bei6psrs
ben. bic our6 bic llnterIu6ung 81
5aae aef0roert norosn, itno:
! OaB Rihter Speer es in ungeleb'
liter Deife 5uIisB, bab gantsrott'
mafen, iiber Die er SurisotttIon bate
pergeuDst puroen
| DAT er bel einem Pro3eiIe ben 8ors
ITB fiibrte, in ipeI6em iein S9pts9er
Iobn als QnlpaIt intereftrt mar uni
suur nit benz polIen 8epubtfetn De
| 3botIabe, bdB Don feiner Gnti6%i
bunq Die 60be bes 6onorars abhaHgel
piirDe, oab iein Shpieseriohn be
tpmmen nurpe.
. 8ab er in unqefebliher Wei'e Stru
\ fen tpegsn augeblidsr WiBa6tuHg be
: 0eridts nerhGugte.
: DAP er Die Wuueate bes 8reis
| appeQationsgeridts uno oes Sber
| buuoesgerihts in aepifeu 5dIen 20
: Iig ouber 2lht lisB-
: DAB CT pom feinem 0t'trttt abfpt
I Ieuo mar, penn e ieine Bflint GENE
: len pGre, i'm 9sriht gu Iein.
Dap sr, 3upiosr oem 9eies, prt
: seiie auBerbaIb feiuss 9titritts oel
hanoelt babe.
4 2luberoem perDen aud feline pc
= f0nlihen 8enobnbeiten beanItanoe
o e6enTo ME iein berriI6es Weien.
= 9iefe geituIoigungen iino Ell
3 0ieoerboIuno Der 3abIrei6eE an9rif'
Z Die i'm Qauis Der Sabre auf Rttt
II 5peer felt Teiuer Grueunung bur
II grdiioent Qrtbur gsma4t UoroeH NJ
Is reH.
te s bio 2iouor 2eague 2,
q mdhltibre 8eamten.
Columbus, o, 90. 9lugu
= Gie Ohio 2iquor 2eague bat q
:; MittlUodl in ibrer bier itattgehabt
:, 9onoentiou Die foIgenoeH geant
y iiir oaS fonunenoe Sabr errudb
-, 4rdii0cnt: 9ouis Rtufenberger, 81
~ =, cinnati; Gi3eprdiioeut: Carl 30
- GIepelano; Sefretdr; Rid. 9utt
- Canton; ShoBmeiiter: 55reo &o
=, ~ 1oleoo; Grcflttipfommittce: 8iIlit
81 gedel, Columbus, Charles 81
"a 3uneSpiue, @alter Bonner, Steubj
1. pile, geter Wioper, IoIeoo uuo I
itin Duener, Samilton.
iH Die ioIgenoeu 9cidliiiie tpurf
~ pon Der aonoentiou augenommC
n ,Gie aoupention tritt oaiilr Elm, :
sn Die Dtitalieoer Ger organization
y. ihren geuilhungen fortiahren,
irt sic ,Siihruna Des 8irtbsgeihdTtS
IN cine b0here Stuie gu brtngen :
- lntr es in oieier Siniid]t ehrlih n
!. irpu hnt Aip SrdQuiiation 0urd9 /
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G6a,u
Jabrt ia 9aaaOa perSaueifelter
aampf nm feline ssreilaiIung.

Sin 5abeus Corpus 8eIu9 tpuros
ibm dm Mlittnoh betpiQtst. - Die
8erhdnblunq uber bas 8eIuh fin
be beutc Morqen itatt. - Giner
Der 6elfers6elfer bes 5lii6tling5
aug U}atteanan feitgenommsn. -
Die tanabtI6en gintpanberungsbez
loroen ppllen Ibatp unter dQen
lmItGnOen aubsr 2anbes i6Gffeu.
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Cincinnati oonnerias. oen 21. AnsnH 1913

gepolferuna aerei5t bdtsn. Rad Der
9fniidt Der ilnterIubungs aommiis
llfipn trua bic 6aupti6ufb an Der
3er g0runa bes Gigentbums Die poliz
ssi bon GeattIe bur6 ibre unt9atigz
teit, pa Die golisiiten i'm @runDe ibre6
sersers nit BEN araipaltrenoen inms
patbiiirten.
5efretdr Daniels bemertte bs3iigs
lid oieIes gerihts, Dab obIdon ba5
genehmen nerjenigeH, fUeLte ild in
augriffsn duf bic 5obne uno oas Wis
litdr .rainaen. ein boot taOeIn5pers
thes mai. es bic tbitliten 2tngriffe
burhaus nidf aere6tfertigt bate uno
bic SolDaten unb TatroIen pa6er
iirena beTtrnft fperoen foLIt*n. Qomlral
Repnolbs fpurpe angeipieisn, bic gntz
| fhetouna oes Wurine Setretdrs an
goro Der in 5ra9e fommsuosn S6iffs
perleien su ldHen unb fir Die geItra<
fura Der SaulniseH gu iorgen. fats
| iie ermittelt ipernen tOnneH.
Sctpsit Bis isbt bstannt, tonnten
nod feline Der S6uIsi8sn iosntifi8irt
peroen.
SuI3sr iit n'r00s.
Rem gorf, 20. 4u8uit. Dis
Gouperneur Gulstr am mttttp0t
Woraen bic Stufen gum adpttol sms
porftieq, panbten ii6 tret itdmrig &c:
baute Wdnner, bic bic StraB, sntlanc
tameu, in 3iemlih auifaul9er Bsif
nodl ibm nm, gsr1oe GLs ile an Jpn
porbeipniIirten.
i Sinh sic bierber 8etommsn. I'M
mid t6dtli6 dn5ugrtifsn2" ?" iru1 i& be-
9ouperneur in Iebr fiero0iem 5ou.
,QBarum in-nfler We.t iofteu nj
Sbnen ettuds an 2eibe thuH2 ?" eripiosrt
elmer Der iunssn aerie. mir fin
harmloIs 2tusfliigler, bic iih auss an
! Iehen fpo[isn."
| 3araufbin fhiitielts osr Gjouper
| neur, Der augenIhtinlicb bo6graoi
. HerpGs mar, ben bret 2euten Die Gan
uno begdb iih in bas aapitol. Dj
, Sulpr fpdtsr srfldrts, III sr in be
lesten 5aeen DerlhitbeHtIih asparr
/, luoroen, auf Tsiner 6u. 8u isin. B
! pon asfpiTsr Ssitt an8riffs auf if
: oeplani piirben urb man augsbli6 Il
: oar NIT Der g6f6t um5uge. Jpn .
a IeHtfubrsn.
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Sd)Were acknowledgement
9arftem seeen 9iidter GmOrD
Speer pOu Georgia erbOben
tuerDeu.

Gem SuIti8zGomrtttee Des 9aus tpur7
ben am Wlitttpoh Die artf Die an9sz
Isgenbeit be3iigIiden 8otumente un@
psrbrsitet. - Die Ohio 2iquOr Giga
pon G6io ertdBt cine Prin3ipien@
grtlGrunq. - Der Referendum
fhpinOeI IN Sbio.-- Seriep Gttq
bon einem 8ieienfeuer heim9e1uht.
- SunneIdrbeiter in gaep yort
f6nebtsn in GROCER 8efabr.
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Der General GpuperHen
her 8hilippinen.

gDaffindtpu, .. G., 20. Iug.
Gtr aonsrebs s4bseoronsts Jranels
Burton Sarrifon Don Rem Yort, III
pom grdiiosnt$u Wilion gum 9eusrals
0ouperneur Der pbilippinen srHunH'
iporpen uno bic Grueunltng 1T dHI
Wtttpoh BEN Genat susegan9en.
Die Grnennuna lit pom gSrdiiosHtsn
mad, iiberdus reifliher Grtpdgung uno
mad, odnduer griiflmg Der aualifItas
ticnsn Der perihisoensn aaHbtoaten
pocsoaen porben. Der nsue 6ouner>
ueur III Isinem politii6en SlaubeH
nod elm Temofrat; sr iit aus 9tefp
gors asbiirtia, uon 8eruf Qnfpalt une
bot bsm apngreb flint 5ermlne als
RevrdSentont dngshort. gsi ausbrnd
ses fpauiI1sdmsritanii6en Sris9es
trat sr als 0emsinsr in Gin Jreifpiais
oens Re1iment Elm nnp mar IN Der
aompaane oss Sabres 1904 81noiodt
| fir pas Unit bes Bises0ounsrneurs
| bes Gtadtes Hetu gorl.
Eeine Erneununa purps gaH5 oss
| Ioubers pom bem oemosratiiden Juhz
rer lluoertpcoo, osm ReprdientantsH
q,olusr. benz Senutor 5ughes Don
Rsp etsrien unb anoeren Tuhrern Der
9eno,raten befiirportet. auh Sstrss
| tar Garriion mar nit Der GrneHnuHa
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