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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-14
If CHRIST SHOULD COME
ON VISIT To ATLANTA
What Treatment Would Be
Accorded Him

Atlanta, Ca. Aug. 13.-How Jesus
would be treated If he visited Atlanta
today has become the subject of an
interesting discussion as the result Of
a sermon preached by DR.. Andrew II.
Holderby at the Moore Memorial
church in which DR.. Holderby de-
clared that Christ would find no wei
come in Georgia's capital city.
The preacher made the assertion
that not only city councils and boards
would look on Him with disfavor, but
that the churches themselves would
not care to welcome or entertain Hin.
Some of the other ministers have
taken exception to DR.. Holderby
words, and hace declared that the ar
raignment was not entirely true.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-14

Frank Anderson, of the University
of Georgia, is responsible for the dis
covery of Grady Bowen, third sac,.eT
for the Americas team. Back in 1910
the crafty University coach needed {;
good third baseman for his team AMI
he heard of an amateur player in Ell
berton that was setting the woods
afre. The next step was to convince
the kid that college education was
what he needed and that the state
university was the only place for hitl.
Anderson succeeded and the young
ster reported at Athens in the spring
for practice.
But Grady loved the outdoors too
much to get down to studying books
and consequently the faculty of that
| illustrious institution of learning rul-
ed that he was ineligible to play with
the Red and Black bunch. This was
blow to Anderson, who had develop
ed the kid into corking good guard
ian of the hot corner.
And so the lad departed from col
lege baseball and Joined the semi-pro
ranks in Florida. He cavorted aroun
for the Sanford team and then signed
with Orlando for the next season. IN
Orlando he attracted the attention OF
jim Fox, of the Columbus team. Fox
signed him up for his team. The boz
showed up we'll, but he needed seas
oning, so the elongated Columbus
manager shipped him to Americas for
the season.
Grady has played the hot corner IN
grand style. He has endeared him
self to the fans of the town by his
stick work and base-running. He is
overflowing with pep and ginger, and
he can be heard all during the game
talking to the pitcher and making him
DO his best
Bowen is single-so far-and
weighs 152 pounds. He misses six
feet in height by a fraction of ali
iuch and is man every inch of him.
We believe that Grady has future
and we wish him well. The boy con-
ducts himself in a gentlemanly man
ner both on and off the field and the
fans of the town consider him one OF
the best all round players on the
Muckalee team.
1t looks like we are going to get 4
! chance to share gate receipts in tina,
: post-season series yet. Americas is
now in second place and the boys are
going strong. We can't see anything
but the second half pennant for the
Muckalees. The boys are certainly
capable of playing winning ball and
right now they are doing it. All to
gcther now; let's pull hard.
three games in Cordele All of then
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-14
I|0PEER A
H HOUSE;
TODAY
THURSDAY
AUGUST 18th
Admission 5 and 1Oc

Vaudeville today that will
please everybody.
Mr.. Guy Terrill and Miss
Aleen Foster, the Southern
song birds. Positively an
act that will please, and
while most of houses have
charged Zoe for this act our
price remains unchanged,
sc and 1Oc.
The Opera House Or
chestra is the best in South
Georgia.
The picture program:
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-14
ALBANY SCOUT
WATCHES LOCALS

]. K. Pray, president of the Albany
Baseball association, was in Americas
Tuesday looking over several of the
Muckalees. The Albany club owns
Manchester and Werner, and it is un-
derstood that the scout came to see
several other members of the squad
in action.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-14
Daily Batting Averages

The Muckalees had an off-day yes
terday as far as Empire league games
were concerned. So the batting av-
erages of Wednesdays paper still
hold good. We reproduce them be.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-14

Blobbs-You know there are degrees
of pride?
Slobbs-Yes, even the fellow with
red hair hates to get bald.-Philade'-
phia Record.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-14

How is your wife getting ON at the
seashore?"
"Great. She had won 1853 games of
bridge up to the time she last wrote.
Detroit Free Press.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-14
FACTS, FIGURES and FABLES FOR FANS
CBY OUIMBY MELTON.)

Ike Kalmon has the following for
the fans: eff you have ever even
dreamed of helping the local associa
ton out, come on across and slip us
! the dough. We need the money AMI
we bate to ask for it." Come on loosen
up; you know you are getting a run
for your money in the race. Be sport
and help out.
| 1t will be a good thing for all COLI
cerned if few sore heads that have
been roasting the local players when
they miscue will stay away from the
games. The boys can't play when "A
bunch begins to growl at every mis-
play. Ball players are human. It's
100 to shot that the people who
raise the biggest kick are either going
to the games on passes or they are the
kind that bet against the home team
whenever they get a chance. Ameri-
Gus has enough fans of the right sort
without this crew.
If the city or some kind citizen
would NOW the outer gardens of the
ball park, it's a cinch that fewer
ground balls would get away from
the infielders. We venture to say the
ball association will gladly donate the
hay that comes off the field to tn
cutter of said grass.
| Pratt was the whole cheese in the
game with Buena Vista yesterday. The
boy is going strong and should COZ
regularly from now till the close of
the season.
McLane, a localboy, played left for
the locals and made good with a jump.
He got two hits and folded his position
we'll.
| The Buena Vista team is strong
bunch of ball tossers and they have
some class to them. Several of the
men who played in the game would
make good in the Empire. In fact, it is
safe bet that Bill Kuhlman arranged
the game in order to get line or
some of them for the next season. Tha
work of H. Clements was especially
good.
Gentle held the indicator IN the
fray and umpired in good style. The
little fellow follows the Muckalees tc
Cordele. Here's hoping he does a.
we'll there as he has done here.
Now that the bovs are away from
home, keep up your spirits If they
win two out of three from Rip they
will be travelling way above champion
i ship form. 1t is said that an eVe-
l break on the road is good enough tc
win any old pennant. Dacey, Wernel
and Stewart will be the pitchers in The
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-14

The single-barreled auto seems 70
furnish about as much room for hug
ging as the old-fashioned Fl. M. +.
(hugmetight) buggies used to when we
were boys.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-14

Score by Innings: Il. II. +.
Americus 49,. .O20 020 00x-4 9 0
Buena Vista. 900 100 000-1 8
Summary-Stolen bases, Utter, Crit
fin; sacrifice hits, Brouthers; two
base hits, Manchester, McLane; dou-
BILE plays, Brouthers to Griffin; struck
out by Pratt 8, by Mosley Z; base on
ball off Pratt 0, off Mosley 0.
Time of game 1875. Umpire, Gen.
tie.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-14

When girl is hard to please she is
seldom worth the trouble.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-14
.y-nVe cents extra.
Players All Eligible.

After a quabbling of about an hour
the directors decided that the plav-
ers now on the clubs in the league
shall be eligible to play in the post
season series and in addition to that
each club is to be allowed to make
one change teiore Monday next
Mr.. Kalmon made this motion, and
it was seconded by Mr.. Jemison. II
settles controversies about men in
Americas Brunswick and Cordele
as we'll as brownsville.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-14

three games in Cordele. All of them
claim that they have the goods to win
their game. Here's hoping!
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-14
Prices Fixed.

me prices for the post-season Sc
ries have been fixed by the league
there being division of sentiment
as to just what should be charged.
The general admission will be fifty
cents; children under fifteen years
of age twenty-five cents. Grand
stand admission to all alike will be
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-14

What a girl likes about riding On a
train is struggling with car window
when a good-looking man is watching
hay
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-14

Let's see; you live in fiat don't
your"
"N-not exactly; we occupy a suite Of
apartments"
What's the difference?"
About $s5 month. Chicago Tri-
bune
You'll never have good neighbors UNI
less you are one.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-14

Two heads ache more than one-the
morning after.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-14
IKE KALMON HELPS
MUCkALEES UP A NOTCH
Rules for Post Season With
ValdOSta

Jovial Ike Kalmon is back from the
meeting of the Empire State league
held in Townsville with a smile that
won't wear off on his face Ike car
ried point or two at the meeting that
placed Americas we'll up in the race
for the rag of the second season.
AS told in yesterdays T.-R. a pro-
tested game between Americas AMI
Thomasville was thrown out of the
standing. AS this game was lost ny
the Muckalees the action of the
league helped the home crew up ID
notch or two.
The real object of the meeting waa
to determine rules that should regu-
late the post season series between
Valdosta and whatever club won the
pennant in the second half.
Post Season Series Begins Aug. Goth.
The regular season closes Wed
nesday the twenty-seventh. On the
twenty ninth the post season SER
les begins. They are TO be certain
number of games SUFFICIENT to Civ:
one club four contests. AS soon as
one club has won four games, the pen
nant goes to that club.
The games are to be played in al
ternating towns, and the players
participating in the first four games
will receive a good share of the gate
receipts in this manner: League, ten
per cert; each club thirty per cent. /;
and players thirty per cent. The pro-
ceeds of the four games are to b.
pooled, expenses paid and then the
divisions made according to the reso-
luton as stated above. The play
ers of the winning club get 60 per
cent. of the players share, and the
losers get 40 per cent The other
three or more games, as the case
may be are to be divided between the
two clubs participating after the
leagues ten per cent. and expenses
have been deducted
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-14

-Winges and Wise; Roth
and Dudley. Umpire, Mclaughlin.
No other games scheduled
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1913-08-14

e box score of yesterdays game her
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-15

bieie pflihten nift srfiillen. 10 trireis
fen lie iih als snr Reeierung nnfdbis
uao pns DoIf tonn iih ibnen niht ars
psrtrauen. aud ipsrben lie fih nidt
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3ur erfiilIune ibrsr aufsoben ncths
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pls beosutenb itlshtsr seiiellt limb.
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man BON elmer mooernen Hegierung
re6tmdbie fprbern Oarf. 70 ipirb btr
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cine nsmososiihe Ausfluht erffeinen.
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has aanb nidt ouf cine bohere Gtufe
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ipiro has ais Elm Selpeis geIisn, bob
iir iih nuf Die Rsgierunestunit nihi
peyitsbsn uno lie lperoen bis, ent=
Iprttenoen goIptn binnehmtn HiifTen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-15

srmd6tiQt, cine Repiiion Der 8eoins
auneen beS ssrsibriefs pcrsunsbmsu.
llnb es piro ipohl ON beiten iein, bis
bahn gu parten. Dieter lestere Nus
pea lit nm 70 mebr 81 ernpfsblen. ols
mad 2lngabe oes 9iireermeilters bel
bteIer RepiTipn ods Aitieutapitdl gar
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pro QaFuoier uno mir baben niht ben
minoeIten ,3peifel, ouB oieie 8erehti.
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Stabt, nod bon elmer aonfistotion DIE
Rebe fsin. mit Der StraBenbabns 8ss
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9ublitums, 'pnbern Der 9eIea'haft
Die cine 0eritdnpiaune BON geoin9un'
Gen ubbdngig maht, Die tpie Sobr
tlingsn.
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zdmiratbs llnteriahn''g'
y,er III iar bic 8ntbeihnna Der F'aAs
Der Snsbes Ssdidnls
peraatmortiiAg

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bilbefe and, ipieber IN Der ae'frtgtH
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teriuduia Der perid,ieOenen ganton'
frafte beid,aitlatc, Den @e9ef'l'a''O
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gsiIiam Collins, Der beim gau Ger
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| Ser pom Observation-Disclosures Shof'
len ann Ii.aIieS bes llHierfit'nHsS'
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-02-15

llebcr gorien SpetuIattonen
hat Der 9rd'ioent Der gentrdl 3ruit
GompGnp Don Chicago. Charles 9.
Gune4, Der audi einmaI @urrentps
Comptroller Der Der. Stoaten mar
uno olE Iolher 9elegenbeit Bate, einen
tiefen Ginblid in bic gorIengei6dfte
all erIdrgsn, parnenoe 8orte seiproz
der, Die niht unbeacttet bletben ious
ten. Seine Rspe geht In Der Soupts
fade barauF binaus. oaB per an bic
8prie leht. gsaen mdrtirte &arten
fpielt. 2lIs ipe8ieaes SeiIpieI bob er
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buttYdauen, nit 0erIuIt ab'hnstoen.
9ltreffeno lit audi Die Warnun9 sss
qen gapiere, Die einen boben 3tnssrs
truq pcrIprehen. Sn oieiem Sale mics
Serr Danes ourduf bin, oaB hoh'
3,nIen uno unfi6erss aopitol ges
tpGhulit 5ano in Sano gsben. abtr
oieTe Grmdbnungen peroeu ntAt ntsl
niiben Sin bober 3insSenuB rpiro
mad pis Dor auf 9ieIe cine perblsus
benne Dirtung ausuben.
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Sffenbar 1T Der 6anoItrsit
b.s iungen 0ias gegliidt, ba Wtaoero
reiianirt fat. Sb dher b.m Gonos
bon1it bic Rube geiihgrt tptro, bletot
absupdrter, ideint uns Ioear i'm bod
item 8rdbe 5psifslbuft. gtQe Inseth.n
peiien oarauf bin, oab Gid5 bon oem
8roBgrunbbeTiB unterftiibt tporren 1T.
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Den tot. Dos 8elo hierfiir tam niht
aus Der 5aite BON 9ias, nod aus ben
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fen uno bic 9utstns1ts Su frtien
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mag, rpeil ale psrm0gsntsn Geuts III
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p0ltsrung 3u goosn gu baItGn Tds
t1unte ondeIihts ber b,FtdHoi1ea llHs
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r1itenc iteirtn, loge nitt Die Be-,
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6tnFdt teine unirts1iatntersu Ulsns
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IN Mtrito aift eber aufh0rsn perosH.
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rprofn iino.
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Staatlide Spariamfeit.

Die Ttmotraten i'm aongreb Iinb in
bsiIloie 8srpirrung burh tbre aniihs
ten Ubsr Sporiamtsit geratkn. Cine
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II. s1z scran gsnanots G.Ib elm. Der
i1c.noanr. 6dnot!t ss iih um cine
Eusc-te. oie Den giirqern einen snt.
T.vs%subeH gussn 9sfpdbrt, 10 III bi.
3assg5. b.rsfttct unb iIt ss falife
Ss1ri1mtstt, bic @srtpilIigung su pers
-eigtrH. sreIli6 fino aud ben fpiinz
f<<rsI.rfDtn 9rpsfsn Grsnssn su
fssen Bnc oieis beftshsn in Der Teduno.
teHa siefer Grunbiag bari nismafs
eaber 4ugsu esldHen tpsrbtn bdb Gins
na6rsn nro ausgnbsn bolaneiren
rEfTsn. 46.r nat unisrsm GrmeiTen
finD bic Ginr1tn.ousllen DoIia dusz
rsiheno. psrr man fis rifttd ousbsus
tel. lie oorfnnosnsu CusGsn asnis
oen f1ir sur 8eitreitung aler lsditimen
0errpiliaunGtn uno mas feb!t, tann
eurh bic GiHtommsniieusr sradnst
Derben, aber man odrf qut, Gins
nabmsqu.lIsu nitt suihii.t.n. 1as
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6arris 8ebt.
Ter Grin5ipnl Der @alnnt Oils
SrodDidlnIr tritt eiHen llrIaub an,
bon oem fr uid)f 5nraf.
ithren wirn.

Tie Ialnui Sias Sod,idnlIe miro
cincn uemeu GrinJigal erhaiteu. Ter
bisberige srin3ionI @ilIidm 7 Sar'
ris bat geitern eiHeu llrlamb nmi ims
beitimIrte 3eti angetreteu, BON Dem
er, luie Sduliugerintenoent Ir. Con.
Don geiiern erslarte. nit,i Epicoer ssi.
riiffetren ipirO, oenn mad tlirjer
Belt iuiro lam einem nit Tr. GonDan
getroiienen abfommen, Sarria nm
iene GniIaIiilna eiiifommen, Die iblu
nilh olne roeiteres beipilslgi DerSen
lpire.
8ereits lett nleE,rereH Mona.ea
furir,en ailerhnnb ilir Die Aalnat
0tlls Sodliflule nno oerem sSrinslpal
nidli geraoe e0rtheiIaaf.en O5eriidpie.
Die eiue eiliaehenSe lln;eriufuing lei.
tens bes SdyAIilperintenoenien snr
ssolse bntieu. Tr. Gouoon ucriid,erfe
alleronigs oeliern. oaB er feline lr.ii.
barren geiuciie gegeH irseHoiemanocn
aeiun0en babe. iros0em lei es 0uth
fiir ale ReIneIllgten b0s Bette. luenn
Sarfis feline gerbinonna nit cen
bieii1en SdsnleH loies SarrIs lam
oeHn aud, 0eiiera lnut Dem slbforl.
men. ons Swlid)en ilia nnb Tr. Con.
bon pereinbnrt lporoen mar. Inn q.
nen llrIanb nni unbeitininie 3eit Elm.
bem oann ons Gnilniinn9s1eiuh iebr
bnIb 'oIsen biirf'e.
Tie 1eifiing Der @alnin Sids
Sotld'ule nirS bis aui pciteres Der
bisberiae Stills trinsipal ErpieIicr
atiep &enihnu iibernebnen.
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Gterblid)fe beridbt.

Morris GirauB. 16, 72a Ridmonb
Sirats. Gei4rir.
5sHrp Hursouer. II, Gishsnbsim,
G6insfIub.
JoiOb Ghufter. 62. 5iibiidts 6os
ipiinl. Hierenltiben.
Gtpdrh zobb. A. Riceiss 6olpis
tai. Jnaueli II G4pebs.
1erhinnnb Grueb. 58. 3543 sblss
niIr No., 1u5triuIois.
Jrfspt Mupp, 8. Wobifon Roco,
Snqusf in G6pebt.
ssnio6 Roll. 2, 252l 70. WeDliden
gfp.. 2unoenenijagbunG.