davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1913-07-05

Dieb19Fen betnnnten Gturm=
fluten an Der Norbfeetiiite baben bod
nur 3,5 Dieter iiber mittlerem 5ods
paffer.
Die GebSeIIen (ni9t Mugsn)
bes Rsgsnpurms unb pieIer Mu=
faeIn ufteri4eiOeu nur bell lnb
bunfel.
Munf16bt ben geTomten MaIz
TerDOrrat Der Ooeane ouf 1880 Dill
liOnen Rubittilometsr.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-05

&affel. Der pripatmann 5er=
mann &ubeniobn. Elm in peiten Rreis
fen RaTels betdnnter unb gei4GBter
Mitbiirger, feierte nit Ieiner @uttin
in p0liger Riftigteit Oas ieltene Set
Der golbsnen 9oaaeit. Dem SubeIs
poore linO gu ieinem GbrentaSe 5dbIs
reihs gbrunsen 5useOu4t. - Der
Washington Journal., 1913-07-05
esuxemBurg.

mills. OILS Der Steinbrs@er
Nitoldus Munber auf Der ItaatIiden
@teingrube gu MertbOlB in grbeit
tanb, lpurbe er BON einem Stein,
pel9er einen iteilsn Nbbang binunter>
rpLlte, 10 pudtig al ben Ropf getrOfs
fen, boB er einen S9dbelbru1 erEitt
unO duf un~abiebbare 3eit eriDerbsun<
FGbig lift.
Washington Journal., 1913-07-05

Magbeburg. Den Sag Der
0pnenoung elmer 60iGbrigen @iiens
ba6noienit3eit begging am z. Mai Der
3uf1Ilger Softmdnn BON Wertitdt<
fendmte s in 2einbaufen. Soitmann
if 1882 in 9asenburg gebpren, err
lernte bas S9miebebanbtpert unO 1T
felt Mat 1853 aIs 3uf@ldeer in ser
Gilenbabnpertfdtte auerit in 9annO>
Der unb bann in Q~einbaufen itnunter=
bro9en bef9GItist. - Ser Stea>
nader Mlbert Motbe unb
feline ghefrau, pobnbaft Suben>
burg, SUPPLEMENTARY, begingen bas
Sef ibrer golOenen So63eit. Der
SubeIbrGutigam tit "a. Die SubeI=
braut 70 Sabre alt. 8eibe erfreuen
Ii6 t0rpsrliaer unb eeiltiser Stride.
CRIB SaI3e. Der 8libz
19lag in bos Nitrirbaus Der Sprengs
Ifoffs unb potronenfabrit BON u. &c
SO. Mqenborff am 9ummelsberge bat
groben S9doen ougeriHtet. limit
telbar baruuf ftieg cine grOBe Jeuers
aarbe aus benz N~itrirbaus empor.
0os Jeuer ergriff ben DadftubI, Der
nube3u polItdnbig 5erftOrt tpur6e,
Iotpie einen Nitrirapparat. Spdter
enisiinoete fi9 nod Der Snbult zines
Oh ten Nttrirappurutes. Der Sn=
balt, Der fi9 I'M glei9en Baum be-
iinbli9en iibrigen Npparate bIieb DOIls
Washington Journal., 1913-07-05

Ststtin. Sin @@pinoler, Der
9auptfd9Ii9 friibere @eiitIihe beim=
lu9t, 1T bier unb in Der llmgegsnb
dufgetreten. So eridien Bel ben
@eiitli9en elm Mann, Der angab. er
tet elm S4Ioifer S9umonn, Der felt
eli Sabren in 9iIbesbeim nrbeite. ST
habe einen 8ruber beIuhen tpollen,
bod fei bisfer Derreift. NottpenOig
6rau4e er IOfOrt @elO. ba er CUR
8eerDtgung zines &inbes nod Sill
ibesbeim 5uriid miffe. Sn fetner
NotIose lei sr BON elmer Dame an
bic geiitIi9en 9erren gepiefen more
ben. Darauf erbieIt Der S4pinoler
nombafte 8etr69e. nit benen er nay
tiirli9 fpurlos perf9ponO.
gropin3 56respi8 -Sofftein.
9ufum. Der 9Of bss Germ
Sehs ouf Der @errenbaIIig bronnte
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-28

.Hlsm tasla Nau wt aA 81
astH NawNN mfa
MN8 N4 m ahf
au M SSH I8tai. iait
6W Sac Hf SEA
ia Ets
m iH a
m wtf#i
.NH-EH
Hi1 tW afti dift tatHl
sfH ls EaH
nff effia
Eefim 5iI
iias af NWi bel Wm HlatH
mu H9h8a IMttHH aai
ifH % iHHm. lhff4f ftfiH tt
4f.N Htsaf etil6 taniH al ts
~ 6Ni ht. tfaaf et. #ni6HmHN
WINE iiaa III t~0tftHiN
iftnh zdIs- M lta ui5Mt uA
Nat tltt3fb Mtlim lff ism
tHltltf. It H6tm HlttinhltM
.iftthtW If itH nl rattt iiHalt
.Nt lab uIlaani d5f BIZ anfhealm
fautn1f itt uhb SUD ltn Mts
ti nahm faiu 8Ha paH 8mR
Hub ttttn an
silat i8 tlu afif fu, 6ua 6ds
$40 Hfb 81 ulti. tol id f8f f
hHi tlei8 ftittbsn ittn tfhult tt
.itiil uhg ttt blmmd. G6tm eli.
Ftiuluu BtiM mddl atlomi aidi
Uui Nt llepiim i8on - uab IN
Ger Vdtt mar "a mit @ ale
hsrit tt tiHtH G6ub iatm"
.Wtbm Elt mir ben GhlaBtl.
LAB pir bttot etbtn oatu tintin
@hitm Sit bic dtaum iott"
llu0 ais Bite ttiotH s6gtfnb uu0
boh ultatart gtasUatu Bar,r, Jag
lt tr ltiit;
sd dtuit iotmlih Sic 6lu3t Qati
atoas Gdttalidts. felt ib lie gtiitru
gt9tu Qttub sdprohtn. Git ipiiim
oitlsi6t uidt, bab i5 GriOa litbs
- i6oH Ionet. lluo lie polit mttn
Nlfib lU,r6Gu. ptnu lie has lrote
Wtri g:itri.6tn bate. Sd mabn4
Il Ie qtiitrn an ibr 8triprettu.
Qir honotn i'm 6dusiDr unitu. uuo
ploblia libtt fe mid, is. bic gpros
Be, RsiHs = uno ia9ts, id iont Mir
beuts bas 5anort BoIeu. lln6 nun
lommen Cir, Brdu 9erta id
Isle mir bic gntrort."
0ortisBuns folgt.).
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-28
.GoriieBuua foi8t)
7aS Mifroitop Der gcpcauna.

3n elmer meoi3iaiIhen 5adiariIi
b. idtet u. 6ontamin iber nsus nil
isnInditIi6e Ysrutnoungsmoglidtsis
Ter oes tinematograpbii4s 5ilms.
Mir teunsr, idreiDt er, idon oeu
Slim, Der Die 3irtulation oes gluts
in Der Sdpinmbsh siRss 5roials
bartlett, mir fennen Die 9rDpanoios
men (9lutparaliten) uno ibre pbas
gocDtoie (aampf nit Den ie in Iia
aufnebmmoen ipeiBen 8lutt0rperdem
ebenIo Die getpeguugen elmer 4mobs.
.Gs narsn Dies tinematograpbiihe
.giloer, Ole i'm peIentIihen niats ans
0eres parsn als Die Wieosrgabs osis
len, mas man bel Der mttrOltopiidsn
Interiu9ung feet. sic naren 3tpdr
fiir oen llnterri9t BON GROCER 8eoels
tunq, b~srmebrten aber nibt Die
aenntni6e bes nineHidaftIi4sn 5or'
i6ers. Dis aber guman0on iebr
rihtig geiagt BAT, barrt Der ainemaa
togropbie nod cine anoere Aufgabe.
sic mub oas Miitroitop Der gelUes
gung isin. Wlan tam oant ibrer osn
gfblauf elmer 8epeguHg O~erIangias
men oOer perIhneqern. Gomau0on
bat uns nuumsbr Die gauge gntpit'
lung zines SeesSgelsiss uno bic
embrDologtIds @ntnidlung zines
Gpulpurmsies gs5stgt. Sn ipenisen
Minaten Iiebt man ale Ybdfen bis
CUR Seilung Der 2arpe, Ole man in
ibrer Sils Ti6 betpeaen iisbt. Die
5iguren Der 3eqteiluug unO beipns
0ers Die 9etDeguHgeu, tpelde. i'm
gptopIosma Ituttfinoen, fiHo Iiir ben,
Der Iolde Daritslungen gum sriten
MuIs Iie6t, BON ibsrrai9euOsm Gins
orude. Ra6osm Gspdoitt sinise 9srs
Iu6e 6ss gbirurgen gdrrsI nudgss
ma9t bate, bat auh @omunoon iie
uns i'm Slim our 8drIeQuns gss
bra6t. Die 9eipegung touIeruiertsr
6er3Itiiddeu, ebenfo bic 5lutt Der
Strengthen aug oieisn Stiiden bsrs
aus uno Die Riidtehr Der 8eaen gu
ibrem 2tusguusspuntt sridetnsn NIT
I'm 70 gr6bersr 9eutlidteit ie Idnsls
Ter Der Slim Ii9 abnidsIt. SdIieBs
LID bat Gomanopn nit piuop Die
@ntnidlung Der GAimmeIpil3e Dorges
tiibrt. 9as Sin uno Disoer Des
qrotoplasmds, oas 70 auberorOsnts
lid rbpt6mii9 Dor fi9 gebt, mdft
ben @inOrud BON regslmdbtgen Ssr3s
f9Idgsn. Qadoem man Die Qusbreis
tung oes S4immelpiI3es in stnem
Gebe Iid bat poI3ieben iebsn, tiebt
man feline 3erit6rung our9 Den Gin,
fluB oss at9tes uno Der Bdrmc.
dele perl6ieoenen Btlms Ssigen ben
QbIauf in elmer Shneligtett, Die so
biz 220 nal grOBer TT aIs Die oer
BtrtIt4teit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-28
Sic EoIaen Bcridmatsr 6raatisrns

Gle 5ulgrn Bcridlndter 6ruatfcrne.
9as gerI6luden BON Jrubtistnsn,
auh tIsinerer, tam iebr ~gstabrbrHs
aen0 iein. Yei langerem 8erpellen
III elm 5remotorpgr me ~geiabrlos, sr
perbin0st iih mlt &altlal3en un0
taan iniolgs islner @rOBe uno 5orm
ytidnure uuo ul1t lelten totlihe
0armDsrldln9uHgen er5eugen. 9as
p}n bic psrldudttu Jrudtterns AUD
nod mot balo ua9 lbrer Aulnabme
Bei9per0en perurla6t, 10 oarl DIES
Oo9 Ri9t iber DE 0efa4r BInlDegs
.tillden, ole ne itan0lg I'M aorpel be-
reiten, einerielts, DAB ls bur9 lans
9es 2ie9en 4ronii9e GHt3un0ungen
Iuo YelnDurbiloungeH mt oaraus
gAtitebenDen aarben BerDotruten uno
Daoura ielbit CUR urla4e Der Yerens
gerung Oes 0armtanaIs Deroeu, ans
o~erieits 0aB nab Sabten nod ale
burn tie mOgliAen Grtrantungen aus
tgttsn tOnnsn. SiBt Der 0blltern in
or Spslsrobre, 10 lit 0as 9inunter>
ltoBen in Den Ulagen nidt ungeTabrs
li9, oenn aud i'm Wlogen tann er 81
aIlerIei Setabren 8eranladung geben.
simeon ii6 Obitterne i'm utagen, 10
1T bic I6onenoite 8~ebanOlung, lie
our4 Magenipilung 5l entftruen.
Biu man iptbe Gerne, 8, .. Die Der
gfIaumsn, uni9doli9 MAIDEN, 10 gibt
han, lpte man es Bel anoern ipiBen
Gremot0rpern gu tun pfIegt, Rartotz
fell, asiss ooer 9rieBbrei, Sauers
traut ooer 8rot nit pieI Butter,
Nittsl, Die iis einbiueu, Inn 10 Die
9armtpano Dor ibnen 3u fdiibsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-28
ltc6crtrugnng Der Su6crtuIuic Ourd
GleiouugSitiife.

Ginen beoeutungsDoQen reuen 8ets
trag gu unIerer aenntnis Der llebers
tragungSfdbigteit Der 3ubertuloie Iies
fern Die 8eriu9e unO Gpri4ungen
oss fran3Diii4en PrOfehors Maurice
2stuus. Mebrfaa lit in ben leBten
Sa9ren 6ie Qnii4t pertreten iporOsn.
0aB arant6eitsteime Der 3ubertuloIe
uni4doli6 per0en, ipenn iie erit eins
NAL ausgetrodnet iinO. Die 5ors
f6ungen 2etules beneiien nun bas
Gegentett. Der @eIebrte i4iitteIte
ooer b~iritete &letoungsftide, auf be-
rtn Der Spei4el bon SubertuloIes
tranteu eingetrodnet mar iiber tleis
nen MetaQtGIten aus, in Oenen Meers
i6pein9en tparen. 9asfeIbe Grperis
ment ma4te er aud nit SaTGentiis
6ern uno DG19eftiiden, In oenen eins
getrptenete &rantbeitstetme tuaren.
@rqebnis oieier @erIu9e mar, bdB
MID. %peniger dIs 46 bon Den gu benz
Experiment benuBten 80 Meers
I6pein9sn 6ur9 Die dusgetrodneten
Rrant6eitsteime angeItedt nurben
unO elmer f1peren 2ungentu6ertuloIe
Derfislsn, zines Der Siere logar ourh
einen 16 Sage alten 8aSiaenHaub.
DteIe 8soba4tunsen ertldren Die
I4on friber fsitgeitellte SutIu9e, oaB
Die SubsrtulpIe unter DdI4erinuen
10 bieIe Spfer foroert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-28

Mobsrn. Grdu: Gle nsbs
men Die SteIIe alio dn9
RD6in: ga, | piII's anal NIT
Sbna probisren!
&tnberIoeit. aurI6sn:
.Mama, pis bsiBt Die Muttsr zines
gIels2" Mama: .GieIta," aarIs
den; vMarum baft @u mid Osnn
sinsn Gfel %gendnut9"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-28
Cine btttere

= Cine btttere ptlle.
SrduIein a.: nMar 9err Braun
iberraI9t, aIs er b6rts, 0ab tb bers
Iobt pdre9" Grdulein g.: Sin biBs
den." Grdulein o.: rGragts sr ui4t,
ram IS gef9eben iei2" GrGuIein
g.: sglein, ni9t Mann, iDnoern
10 lie es m6aIiA ndrs!.1
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-08-28

Hf
fisf. ilsft We
Ha isiW8
nhf Wti tHlf
81sHlH "a aW
al HH IA sH
ola ff
# fatfH
HH AfH
sfH ca #l is
snt tiel fHi tat
.HHaa rfs MHH msta
et tW m
.I1
nHf ItfflaHt. fai
8H nNh tH Ml HH naI
HfH teH ii aHt
fta aAtffsHltl
WHi tffattf Del
mHHe =tH @H Nfa
HH Ha wtifi fHf
tff Ben HHitatm t1ii attaht 8Hi
mft aHtitt
sftnl th Hti Zines iitinfH ttft
tt8Hilf ttt !
0ftf Nlsife
.Gonhataf.' idilt tlnf bu 1tt,
.lut amdn bort tat W3u tta 1ta
ultfttH oar Mot
.WaitiHtlulih mtif rEtt dHtt
luln M 9ttl 40 HtlL mbf5m
Woutn plt tin eitanh ttatit tn
Hbbum X1att ttfaBt Fh httt
@iaot6 idou ifih Ia balbtt itanbs
toilette ON glutiipiat
Et utotle t.ntn giurotntt ou.
6ltu @it mir, outer htaub, ant
lptIbu Eth m b1h Wlur3'
.Tds Wtu2l" Ter gldun FAB
nttrraldi oaf .Watlm Gle. min
f& Sbnm ilatu. Git mdHm 5ut
station 3urid; BERT ntbmtu Stt
ben 3ua nod Rctbtlt; IN elmer
Shluot fnb Git bcFtl-
6trr gi8are ttIaral.
.Sf Gi. 6lormt- tts Gdur alto
uidt ON ufsr oss Wstyts2"
agltin, Heiu
gQbtr pobtr btnu bic Bttidnuna:
besaGdur2a
80. Id nil Sbusu iogsn, 6as 1T
ipegtu benz groBen Bad nit ben pie
len. ih0ntn art5isn."
Dos mar cine nrgs, cine fiir6tsrs
Tide gutt1ui6uu9! Wan bate uIs
10 Dier3ebn StuuOsu in oem ro1sus
ZEN GhpiBtoIen 3ugsbrntt, NOR
300 Gilomster psit geiobren, Inn
faliebli6 Bel sinem Bod ou5utoms
men, no Is piele 9r,bie 9i6t! ga,
penn man ba no6 bnben t0nnts
ober 5rau unb g0dter piiroeu i4
ia Dor ben gsfdbrli4en Siersn fiirds
ten!
Das nun? GoQte sr Isiuen Srrs
tum eingefebtu2 Gr tpuBte pohl,
baB bur9 Elm bsrartiges @erieben
isinsrieits feline gan5e Quturitdt 0ers
loren Iein piirOe.
Roh longem 36gern fnBte 6err
Bizarre einen tii6nsn GntI9IuB, Der
Denies, ME Elm groBer 8erItanb IeIs
ten I'm eineu Qustpeg perIegen lit.
Gr fe1te fsR, oab bag 9isiiss
hanobu6 81. Glorsnts oesgour irrs
timlid In bic 9ubrit Der gabsorte
tingerei6t babe. 9iefe geIdidt on.
eebro6te, bintsrIiItige 2lu8reoe err
regte henn aud Bel ben Damsn 8ts
oor6 groBs G%ntriitung iiber 5erru
gGbeder. = r8is, bieIer qreuBe
ppLte bic garifsr in 6rantreid reis
fen lernen2!" limb Serr 8igare
belt Bel bieIer 8eIegsnbsit cine ists
ner pntriptiIdsn ReOeu, in Oenen er
Elm Meifter mar.
gl6er bieIe 9erebTamteit tldrte bic
Situation ni6t auf, Is gob nur elm
MitteI: nab Rotbi1e gu geben unb
bort Elm llntertommen 3u iudsn.
am anbern Morgen ma4te itb
5err 8igare auf bic RetIe uno te6rs
ts nbsnO8 drserIi9 3uriid. 9ieIss
Rocpile mar rim GROCER, iebr teurer
8obeort unb ale 9oteIs ii6erfiiat.
8as bIieb nun ibrig, als In ct,
5Ioreut aus3uborren2
S9IieBIt9 mar man bod nur ~
&ilomster bonn Mesr entfernt, unb
tonnte ouF ben &rebsfang geben.
SeI6f bic pioerpGrtigften umftdnbe
i6nnen bic MeiIen niht entmutigen.
Die 5aniIie 8igore ipuBte Ii1 iiber
bic fotaIs Dtrtli4teit bintpeg gu
tduI6eH. Sn oiemIi6 berbolItGnbigs.
tenn 9obetoItiim ging man auf bic
promenaoe uno gum Grebsfong, unb
ba SER 8igare Elm bioIettss 9dnbs
den o~uf9ebeftet bate, 70 bieItsn ibn
bic ginmobner beg Gtdbt6ens fir
eiHen 0ffi3ier Der fron501iden 9ttas
tsmte un6 Iieben etpaige Gigentiims
Itdtetten rubtg paifieren.
Grou 8i9or6 trug lire arbeit in
sinem 41rhhen. off hem NIT rnter
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9674.
SaiiOnaemaRes uno attraftiuss 9leib.

2ieies 3eIiin iplr0e in brdunem Qis
meme ausgefibrt, nit 8eiab aus braun
ruo ipetB tarrtertem @iug9am. Sc mfrs
DC aud ie6r porteilbaft in ipeiBem H1s
fine, nit 8einb aus bemielben poer eis
mem alb ,tehen0eu Stoffe berieben, aiiss
ie6eu. 9as 9eiiin eignet lid fir irgen0
einen Der pppuIdren aIeioeritoffe Der
Sdiiou. Ser tiefe 6%uften9iirtel lam
aud ipeggelaIien iperoen. Ser Gdlub III
uuf Der ltnten Settle inter Der SaIte.
9as Wuiter lit in 4 @r1Ben geidnits
ten: g, s, 10 unb ~ Sabre. Sc bes
notigt 4 gorbs 365oa. Stoff fir bic
8idbriqe @r0Be.
9reis bes SHUTTERS 10 Gents.
Dglcncr Sribjabrs. nnO CONNER.
SntalOg nit alien neneiten MOben
ictt fcrtig. Sober 2deriu Der vSma.
ba Sribhne fir 10 Geuts s~ngsianbt.4
SefeAaass> AaweiluRsea;
GieTe Usurer DerOen an treeuS
cine abreRe eeeen ginferoune bes
Breties gefhidt. M1n 9ebe hummer
nno @roke unb bic bo1e AbreHe Dents
ItH an iinb ffide ben Coupon nebF
benz oben e~riu1hnten Breis an bde
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-01-14
Maybe a LittIe-After.

The play was not by any means brill
liant. and obviously the man was Dor
ed. Suddenly he eaped TO his feet.
Il heard an alarm of fire." he said
Il must go and see where it is"
His wife. whose hearing was less
.cute, made way for him in silence,
and be disappeared
ut wasn't fire after ALL he said
on his return.
Nor water, either said his wife
coldly. with Exchange
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-01-14
caustic.

Scene-Train stopping at small road
side station. Irritable Old Gentleman
What on earth do they stop at a sta
ton like this for? Objectionable Pas
senger (alighting)- allow me to get
out Irritable Old conference.-the!
see it has its advantages, thenl
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-01-14
Showed Her AGE.

Grace-They say that Miss Forty.
odde was named after her Aunt Geor-
giana. Gwendolyn-She looks as IL she
was named before her Aunt Georgiana
Judge.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-01-14

The art of being able to make good
use of moderate abilities often confers
more reputation than real merit
Rochefoucauld.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-01-14
BONDED INDEBTEDNESS.

II ~ " I'D I 7 Y VI1N7N7'
LIST. Charles Street Bridge
Bonds. Issued Oct. 1st,
1908, payable in "a years.
With option Of town to pay
them at any time after ten
(10) years, bearing per
cent interest, payable an
nually Oct 1st, of each
year 100000
End Market House Bonds.
Refunded June l, 1900 pay
able 80 years after date,
bearing per cent, interest.
payable semi-annually, on
June 1st, and December 1st.
of each year $4,000 90
Total 13OOO 90
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-01-14
Financial Statement of the Cor.
pOrdti0n of Charles Town.

FROM JUNE /. II. TO MAY 81, 'l2.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-01-14
s14,53S.OO

The amount OF miscellaneous orders
paid (S13,085.3D has been properly dis
tributed 10 Sundry Corporation Ex-
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-01-14
LIABILITIES.

Due Treasurer on account of
money borrowed
Balance due on Town Lot
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-09

ss
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-02
It's Not Hard to Guess What Ignatz Said

by pinch hitters pushed four runs over
the plate, and won from the Red Sox.
Cobb of the Tigers. after making two
hits out of four times up, yesterday in
the game against the White Sox. hurt
his knee sliding into a base and NAV
be out of the game for seevral days.
Two timely hits by Hal Chase III.
one time first sacker Of the Yankees.
enabled the White Sox to beat the
Tigers yesterday and thus get a better
clutch on third place in the American
League, for which position there has
been a pretty three cornered fight for
more than two weeks, with the White
Sox, Red Sox and Senators involved.
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Western Clubs in
National League
Losing Big Money

NEW YORK, July Figures on
the books Of the National League
show that only Eastern teams are
making money this year and that II
the present rate keeps up the for
Western clubs viii be big losers
New York has been the best money
maker so far and has played to the
great crowds at home The PhNlies
have drawn huge crowds in their own
bailiwick and have proved quite a
card on the road. For the first time
In many years the Dodgers Golfers
are bullying and even the Braves have
operated so far az a nice profit
However. the attendance has great
ly fallen OFF in Chicago. Cincinnati
and In Pittsburg Early in the sea-
son the Smoky city fans literally
patronized the park, but since the Pi-
rates began hitting the chutes only
the 'old guard" has been on hand. In
50. Louis the turnstiles are getting
rusty from such little use. and this
gives promise of being one of the
worst years in the Missouri city.
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FODDER FOR FANS

When the season opened McGraw of
the Gaints announced that he feared
only the Pirates. Later he declared
he feared only the Cubs. A bit later
he announced that it was the Phillies
he feared. And now he's declaring that
the Dodgers are causing him worry.
Next.
However, the Dodgers, seem to have
encountered a snag in the Brave com
bnation. The Bos-onians followed up
their Monday victory by whaling the
Dodgers yesterday, 6 TO 8.
The Athletics won a game from the
Yankees yesterday but 1t has been pro-
tested by Manager Chance, with a fair
~ good chance of the protest being
allowed
In the fourth stanza Borton of the
Yankees made an infield single and was
resting serenely on the base. while
Hartzell camped on third when the
Athletic infield began heaving the ball
around in a seemingly aimess fashion
Barry slammed the ball toward first
base and it collided with Umpire
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ATLANTANS STILL WIN
IN AUGUSTA TOURNEY

AUGUSTA, GA, July Rapid
progress was made during the second
day of the South Atlantic tennis tour
nament. The semi-finals in the mems
singles were reached and they are
being played to-day.
The most surprising match of the
day was the defeat of S. w. Waring
by II. b. Garrett, 60. 81. 1t was
thought that Waring would make d
much better showing.
Mems Singles.
The following are the scores in the
mems singles:
Carter defeated Hail, Ga, SO; f. S
Warning defeated Ridgeley. 6-3, 40
GO: orr defeated Hester, 6-1, SO;
Garrett defeated S w. Waring, So
6-1. Ramspeck defeated Phinizy, Sd
So; Gary defeated NJ. Kennedy, 60
As, 6-1.
Mems Doubles.
In mems doubles the following
matches were played:
Capers and Mikell defeated Den
ham and MCGOWAN. 3-6. Ga, ga;
White and Bredenburg defeated Fer
ris and league by default; Gary and
Sims dfeated Bindewalk brothers
6-1, 6-4, Hester and Wall defeated
Fletcher and Stub, 60. ga; Carter
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HYLAND-KATZ DRAW.
NEW YORK. July Fighting Joe
Hyldud and Young KATE, local well
terWeiEhts, battled TO a ten round
draw here last night.
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and GrifHs defeated Bredenburg and
Gercke, So, match called on account
of darkness.
Ladies' Singles.
The ladies' singles were begun
Tuesday and played up to the semi
finals Mrs Robert Johnson defeated
Miss Kealhofer, 81, 81; Miss Ellen
Thomas defeated Miss Garrett by de-
fault; Miss Margaret Johnson defeat
ed Miss ElOise Brown by default;
Miss Cumming defeated Mrs. Yer
derry by default; Miss Emily Thomas
defeated Miss Harper. ga, ST., ga;
Mrs Milan defeated Miss Galloway,
As, 10. SO; Miss Perry defeated
Miss Emily Thomas, 60. ell; Mrs.
Robert Johnson defeated Miss Ellen
Thomas by default; Miss Cumming
defeated Miss Margaret Johnson by
default.
In the semi-finals Mrs. Robert
Johnson defeated Miss Cumming, SO,
81.
The following matches were played
Tuesday morning: Hall defeated T.
Cumming, SO, ga; Warning defeated
Brand ga, So; Orr defeated R. Ca
pers, Ga. rs; G. W. Warning defeated
J. w Erwin, So So; Garrett defeat
ed GerCke, 6-1, So; Ramspeck de-
feated Crimson, 81, 6-S; Parks de-
feated Kealhofer by default.
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Dineen's back, whereupon Hartzell
scored. Dineen then ordered Hartzen
back to second and ordered Borton to
bat over-a very weird ruling.
The Giants clinched their hold on the
top rung in the National League lad
der by pounding a quartet of Philie
pitchers for ten runs and seventeen hits
while Marquard permitted but four
safeties and held the Phillies runless
A large number of Phillie fans Jour
neyed to the ball park yesterday in the
hope of witnessing a bit of bloodshed,
but despite the bad feeling engendered
through the assault made upon Man
ager McGraw by Pitcher Brennan the
day before, Yesterdays game was as
peaceful as a tea party.
The Pirates rally in the ninth inning
fell one run short yesterday and the
Cubs grabbed a to 2 game that was
bitterly fought throughout
The Senators went to bat in the ninth
with the score 4 to 8 against them and
aided and abetted by two healthy clouts