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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-12-12
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WANTEO-fOSITION.

fior1da Homo Seekers and Investors
an secure valuable Information on
rIorlua crops, climate. soil. schools. etc.
Many business openings and som. low
priced land In this vicinity. Address.
ECRISTARY, CHAMBER OF COM
County, Florida.
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MUNICIPAL CLUB
HOUSE PROPOSED

The Richmond Amateur Athletic
Federation, containing in it's member
ship practically every organization in
Richmond having any interest in ath-
ietics will launch q movement in a few
days for municipal clubhouse to be
built Mt Byrd Park. The need for
such structure will be at once an
parent to all those who want to see
young men and boys have fair chance
TO mt themselves physically.
Tho Administrative Board will be re-
Guested to recommend to the Council
Finance Committee an appropriation of
$4,000 for this purpose. In other pro-
gressive cities such clubhouses have
already been built. The building, ac-
cordlng to tentative plans suggested
by those most interested, will contain
baths. a plunge. clubrooms and other
conyeniences. AT present there is no
place for the youngsters to dress IL
they desire to take part In outdoor
athletics. Trees and bushes furnish
but scant shelter. and that OF the most
insecure kind, yet that Is what they
are forced to resort to.
The dual track meet held Yesterday
between the Life Insurance Company
OF Virginia and the First National
Bank, when moro than two-scorc ath-
letes entered into competition on the
track. gave striking evidence of the
need of such building. The mon be-
hind the suggestion will get busy In n
rev days and believe that their efforts
VIII BIO met with success
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RUDOLPH DEFEATS PHILLIEs

Philadelphia. September 27.-Rudolpb
came back again to-day and easily
held the Phillies in check while the
Boston Braves hammered Chalmers
hard. soaked Brennan as we'll, and
gathered enough passes off Inlay to
win. to 3.
Manager DOOM threw in all his re-
serve squad in an effort to break
through the effectiveness of Rudolph
but in vain. and 1t was not until the
eighth that the Quakers were able to
get enough hits together to break into
the run column. being helped by some
ragged NeldinE. Aside from the bat
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Tigers Hold Practice.

The strong Tiger team had their initial
outdoor practice yesterday evening at Byrd
Park. and are much enthused over the work
accomplished. large number OF appli-
cants were hand, and from their past
team Is looked for.
The men reporting for practice yesterday
wero Booker. Daron, Heker. Leibs. Lynn.
Lee Macforlane. Charles Macfarlnne, Nc
George. Murphy. Orebaugh. Owen. Shields.
Tecfey. Toler and West
The Tigers have their opponents for
next Saturday the strong Highland Park
team. and very interesting game can be
expected. The game starts promptly ut 5; so
O'Clock at Byrd Park.
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COLGATE SPRINGS SURPRISE
ON lTHACA'S HEAVIER TEAM

ithaca. N. Y, September 27.-Colgate
sprung surprise to-day by holding
Cornell to- n nothing -to-nothing score
in hard-fouSht gano. Colgate pre-
sented heavier team, which had a
perfect defense against tho Cornell at
tack. Twice Cornell had an oppor-
tunity to score. but the Colgate line
held when tho Ithacans had tho BALI
within six inches of the Colgate line,
and later when Barrett. tho Cornell
quarterback. attempted goal from
field. the Colgate forwards broke
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O'TOOLE SAVES GAME

St Louis, September 2T.--Thc Pirates
took to-day's game from the Cardi-
nails by the score OF . to 3. 81 Louis
came from behind in the nth and sixth
innings. and only tile injection Of
O'Toole In the pitchers box In place
OF Dufry. saved the game for the ri
rates. Pittsburgh scored one In the
second. two in thethird and one In the
seventh. ST. Louis SCOT two in the nth
and ono in the sixth. st. Louis had
It's best chance in the sixth when
Mowrey singled and Honey. Whitfield
and Beck all walked, forcing in n run.
O'Toole then retired the side and held
the Cardinals safe the rest of the route.
The score:
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DODGERS DEFEAT
GIANTS IN FINAL
Rucker Twirlcd Great Game,
Allowing McGrawmen
but Four Hits.
WHEAT HITS FOR CIRCUIT
O"Toole Saves Game for Pirates.
Rudolph Has Philies
at His Mercy.
WHEAT HITS FOR CIRCUIT

Brooklyn. September 27.-The Dodgers
wound up their last game OF the sea-
son here to-day with the Giants by de-
icating the National champions, to
U. Nap Ruckcr pitched great bali. al
lowing McGraw's aggregation but four
hits, and was ably assisted by his team
mates. Jack Wheat featured with a
nome run. Two singles and double
melted the Superbas one in the first :
Whcats homer another In the third !.
Cutshaws bingle and Whcats double
Melted another in tho fifth, and one
more was added in the seventh on Cut
shaw's single. and Whcats long safety.
Demaree gave way to Doc Crandall in
the eighth. The score:
nrx. ,I,-.,
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WASHINGTON IN
SECOND PLACE
Senators Down Yankees and
Drive Caldwell From
Mound.
MAPS LOSE DoUBLE-HEADER
Cobb, in Seven Times Up, Gets
Two Triples, One Double
and Three Singles.
MAPS LOSE DoUBLE-HEADER

New York. September 27.-The sena-
tors made. q clean sweep OF the series
with the Yanks. the Nationals defeat
Ing the Highlandcrs. S to 5. Washing
ton opened hostilities on Caldwell In
the second, scoring two runs on hits
by Gandil and Morgan. n passed ball.
! sacrifice fly and an infcld hit They
added three more In the fifth on sin
giles by Gandil and Henry, and passed
ball. Another trio was added in the
seventh on an error, u pass and two
singles.
The Yanks threatened In the ninth,
when they secured three runs on four
passes and two singles. The score:
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CLEVELAND LOSES TWO

Detroit, September 27-Dctroit drop
ped Cleveland into third place by taxi
Ing two games ut to and to g.
Tiger strength at bat and In the box
accounts for the result. Cobb made
six hits in seven times I'D. Jackson
made but two in seven legal times, two
passes being handed him by Willctt.
Lajoic's fielding was feature of
both games
Willett ought to have had n shut-out
errors by Bush. Bauman and Gibson
costing him al the runs made by Clcve-
land. The scores:
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nce ny-wilson. Stolen bnses-wagner co.
Viox. Mitchell, Dolan. Wilson. Magee. Now
.ey. Lett on bases-St. Louis 6: Pittsburgh
:. Pitching rccord-on Hopper. hits. 4
runs in innings; off Duffy. S hits. runs
In 5i-s innings. First base on bnlls-on Hop
per. Z; off Duny J. Struck out-By Durfy.
?; By sallee. |: by Hopper. .: BY o'Toole, g.
umpires. o'Day and Emsile. Time of game.
las. Attendance. 1000.
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TECHS TRIUMPH
over SALEMITES

Blacksburg, Va. September 27.-
In the first game of the season V. p. r
defeated Roanoke College, of Salem, IS
to o. The techs showed the effect of
lack of training, though outclassing
their lighter opponents. Coach BococIe
was not pleased with the showing
made by the Orange and Maroon. IA =
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ATHLETICS LOSE AGAIN

Boston. September 27.-The American
League baseball season ut Fenway
'Park closed this afternoon with n VIC
tory for Carrigan's men over the
Athletics, the champions of the League.
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by. score of to 3. The final game
was weird, inasmuch as the Mackmen
had the bases full largely as n result
OF rank NUTS by Lewis and Smell.
Strunli went III as n pinch hitter and
ended the fun by foozling the ball in
front of the plate and Smell grabbed
1t. touching the plate for the third
out. The score.
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CUBS DEFEAT REDS

Cincinnati. September 27.--Thc Cubs
easily defeated the Reds this afternoon
by score OF ! TO . Big Jim Vaughn.
the cSYank was in fine form and
never extended himself. TIE Cubs fell
on Johnson for four runs in the opener
and gathered seven or Robertson, who
relieved the Indian in the fifth Will
lilms featured At bat with Il home run.
The score:
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Summary; Errors-Chapman. Bush Bau-
man, Onsiow. Gibson, WilIett Two-basc hits
-LaJoie. Cobb. Willctt, Crawford Three
base hit-Louden. Sacrifice hit-Leiboid
Sacrifice ny-Gibson. Stolen hases-cobb (s1.
Gibson, Ieloold. Lajoie Left on bases
Cleveland. 0; Detroit. l. First base on balls
on Cu!iop. 2: off Wiilett. 3. Struck out-By
Cullop. /; by Willett. 3. Wild pitch--Willett
Umplres. Ferguson and O'Loughlin. ; Zine
OF game. 1855. Attendance. G.OO0.
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WHITE sox DEFEAT BROWNS

Chicago, September 2T.-The White
SoX beat the Browns, G to q in their
final game OF the season. Scott was
immense for the Sox, holding the
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summary: Errors-Griffith. Deal. Rudolph
Doom. Burns. Earned runs-Philadelphia a.
Boston. 5. Two-base hit-Znn. Three SO
hits-Grihith. Schmidt. Sacrifice hits-Zinn
Griffith, Deal. Sacrifice ny-Swceney Double
plays-Sweeney to Smith to Schmidt: Rari-
den TO Smith. Left on Observation-Disclosures
nings; off Brennan. 8 in . Innings: OFT Inlay.
in inning: off Mayer. 0 In inning First
base on balls-On Brennan, Il off INLAY 3:
off Rudolph. =. Struck out-By Chalmers 4:
BY INLAY. l. by Rudolph. 10. Passed ball
Doom. Umpires. Klein and Ortiz. Time OF
game. 80.
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st. Louis
Totals "a ga 1s Totals 80 an ~

land. Fournicr Berger. Three base hits
Fournier. Austin. Williams. Sacrifice hits
Scott. Lord. Easterly. Stolen basc-Fournier
Double plays--Warcs to Bsland to Pratt:
Weilman to Agncw to Pratt: Berger TO
Weaver to Fourier. Left on bases-St.
Louis. o; Chicago j. First base on balls
on Scott. /; OFF Baumgardner. .. Struck out
BY Scott, II; by WeilInan. T. Passed ball
Ensterly. Umpires. Hildebrand and Sheri-
dan. limo of gume, . hours.
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Browns to six hits and tanning four
teen OF them. BaumEardncr started for
st. Louis, and was driven from the slab
before he had retired a man. The
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through, causing Barrett to hurry his
kick. and the ball struck the goal
posts and bounded hack into the field.
Robinson. the Cornell half back,
made three spectacular runs, two or
them, for forty-nve yards
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ittsburgh.

Totals ...a3 81 "A Totals :. SO 4 "a Ie
'Batted for Hopper in sixth.
tBatted for Beck in ninth
tBatted for Snyder in ninth
sBatted for Sallee in ninth.
Score by innings: r.
Pittsburgh .....................o 0 / o o 0 o.
ST. Louis. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0 o 0-3
Summary: ETrors-Wagner. Magee, Now
rey. Beck. Two-base hit-J. Miller. Sacri-
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Philadelphia .............oo ooool0e-3
Boston ..........-..-............0 0 . 0 ks
Summary: Errors-I.ewis. Janvrin, Smell
Orr. Baker, Mclnnis (2). Two-bnse hits
EnEle. Wagner. Baker. Threc-base hits
Baker. Gardner. Stolen base-Engie. Double
plays-Houck 10 Barry: Barry to Orr TO Me-
lnnis; Walsh to McInnis. First base on
bails-On Collins. /; off Houck, 8. Struck out
BY Collins, .: by HouclS. 4. Umpires, Egan
and Evans. Attendance. 5000.
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summary: ErrorH-Ziniacrn!on Blackburn
~. Two-ba.r hits--ENcrs Zimmerman.
Archer. Grch Homo run--wiii!ams. stolen
bases-Zinimernan Safer Good. Bridvell.
Double play-Sa!or 10 Bridwell. Left on
bases-ChicaEo. .. Cincinnati. II. First base
on bai!s--on Johnson. :; on Vaughn. :: OF
Robertson. 4 Wi!d p!tch--VauGhn. Umpires.
Eason and Brennan. Time or game. ..=7.
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AMERICAN

Washington. s: New York, g.
Boston. ;: Philadelphia, 3.
Detroit. 4; Cieveland, 6 (first camel
Detroit. 4: Cleveland, 3 (second game).
Chicago. 9: ST. Louis, g
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Cleveland ....................oo o o401 l-6
Detroit .....................I 0 2400 x-7
summary: Errors-Steen. Gibson Two
base h!t-Stcen. Three base hits-Craw!ord
Cobb 90, jackson. Sacrifice hits-Chapinan,
Leibold, Bauman. Loudcn. Sacrifice fly
Ne2ch. Left on bases-Cleveland. S: Detroit.
c. Hits-On Stcen. In 20 innings: off
James, In "l-3 innings; off Cullop, l In in
ming; OF Dubuc. in innings. off Com
stock. In innings. First base on balls
OF Steen, l. off Dubuc. /; of Comstock /
Struck out-By Steen. =; by James. l. by
Cuilop. ?: by Dubuc, l. by Comstock 4
Passed ball-Gibson. Umpires, O'I.ourhlin
and Ferguson
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Totals $50 IL 81 Is Totals ...s5 9 II y 10
Score BY innings: r.
Boston .;.:................. ....Ioo31o13oN
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STANDING OF TEAMS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Chicago al Isl rouis n Datro+
burgh Louis - '' = oe'ioe-
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Results in Big Leagues.
NATIONAL

Brooklyn, 4: New York,
Chicago. II: Cincinnati.
Boston, Q: Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh, !; st. Louis.
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philnlclnllin.
Score by innin;ss:

Totals so 5 II - . Totals ...s5 c "a II
.Batted for Houck in ninth.
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ting of Sweeney and Knabe the game
was featureless The score.
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SECOND GAME.

Totals ...e5 8 IS 10 Totals ...o3 6 81 10
Batted for Cullop in seventh
fBatted for Onslow in sixth.
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Ci,icnEo.
Cincinnati

Totals ..5f e, q II Totals 90. II Il y IL
-Baited 'or Johnson Ia .fth. ,
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'IRST GAME.

Totals ...3S 13 u 13 Totals 33 ia y I6
'Batted for james In eighth.
tBattcd for Bates In ninth.
Score by INNINGS: n
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TT 3g0''ItRI &C III UIbII
score by inningE:
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1866 rcitte iie 6cinih Sobams Die
Sano gum gunoe. Stint ainoer
e~ntiproiisn oieier Gle, BON ocnen
nur nod 3nei 5obne am 2ebcn
iinD. SIM Sabre 1868 manocrtc
bas Goar mad 4marifa olts. Sic
Itcben iib in 4lattepille, @i5., ME
Der uno fieoelt5n I'M Sabre 1883
nod geebrosfo ilber itno 3ipar uud)
Gpracuie, poiclbit iic ieither &C.
uobnt baden. SIR 8atte ging iDr
i'm Sabre 1893 i'm 9ooe poraus, int0
i'm MGr3 5. s. itar6 ibrc' eit13ige
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non emmett, gteh., ii6erleben tie.
Die Grduerieier fnno am lebten
6reitag in Der Iitberiiden Stride In
9nracuie uno bic geiiebung aui Dem
bortisen 6ieoboie itatt.
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cmaba, 9eb., %. april 1913.
Gar[ Edlnrs.G cnfmal.

Gn0iih bat mars iopeit &C..
traft. Sn glefu gorf miro man
en- 10. Mldi oieies Sabres ons
prattnoae 9enfmal 81 Gbren Deg
groBen eutid.amerifariiden 5rei.
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aarl Sdur3 inter entiprehenoen
5eierIidfeiten entbiiaen. Gas Gent
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Gribe, gegeniiber Der llniberiitat
Columbia uno nidt fpcit BON Der
St1tte, mo 0as 5ran3 SigeL.G Gent.
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oeutenoe M1nner tper0en anipro.
AqIten uno Die Regp gorfer
oeutiden GGn9er mer0en i'm 4oi.
mitnirfan.
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NaC6riC6ten aus
0e6rasRa City!

Sobn 90. Geterion bon Gal.
mage bat ourd ieinen antpoIt 2.
2eioigb cine aLage nuf $4,000
geaen qoren3 Saspers nno ieinc
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baares Sanieu in gutan lit an
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8edniann Ieitete Die 9rnnerieier.
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in Spracuie befomnt einen nelietl
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in Randolph mar.
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nahe Minrnan miro nabe5n iein gan.
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gae eorten @nrit nctoen tagIiG
in uuisrem Geiddft gemaft
Bride uno f%onierpirte 5leiihiorten
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Telifateiien anh frisdle @enliiie
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Gitn feline Observation-Disclosures be-
Iteben. Die gia mar BON &duie.
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tur iih 10 bolo bertaget niir0e, bab
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5ans III pcrEanien-Gas Il. siaots
mailer, nabe S~trabeiba6al. ~
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Marftberihf.
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Sii6.G Omaha, %. April.
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mitteImdBi8e bis quite $3.50
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$~7.40-790.
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Gtodcrs uuo 5eeOers, felt.
@ute Bis bette ST .50-8.25.
MittelmaBige Biz bette $50
$50.
@en0bnlite Bis mitteinabige
So. 25-6.75.
Stof Sellers S6.00-7.0G.
adIber 7.00-9.75.
gullen $6.00-7.25.
Sdppeine-3uiubr $500. Marf
t5c niebriger. Gurfihnittspreii
SIS. Assoc; boditer Qreis $3.50
Gdafe-3ufubr $500, Worf
ieit.
2ammrr $s.35-$s.S0.
Miooer, cute bis Bette SO To-
ZOO.
Sohrlinge s7.35-7.50.
Mutterbhaie $6.25-6.50.
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Entered a. Eeof1d-eldss Matter March Y. 1872
oithe postoe1ce al Omaha, Nebrd4sA niau ne
AaoJ Congress. March s., 1858.
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H'entide Galeaocr irei BET gsronel
& Con, 9ruagiiten, 1402 fii6IidJe
16. StraBe. Eel. Douglas 1850.
Gelephon Douglas 1850.
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s,tr luanSert 10 ivatq

80rilAliaD haht III Ger anAI DIT
enaldnoer Dor beHtidlcu Stitihiffen
cine Earooic auf ben @octbr'i dcu
erlfouiae Bic ai6 Dem 9amburger|
4 remornblatt orittst.
Scr mnuorri 10 ip1t burt @5IoI
un0 @in02
Sin 2nooncr 8ntcr nit ictnem
0in0:
Der ion uno Der iatber aeben arm
IN Arm,
Gem fen III fibL Dem iatbcr miro
tuarfit.
.g2p father, mas modlIt Su firm
blooeS @eiiht2"-
Siebfi. ioh On Den 35ppcIin bort
uidt2
Gas ouihdiii nit benz gropeIerI
idpeif2-
9Ip fatbcr" cs lit Gin 9ebeIitreif."
T1D ion, mn Jon. tomlu. oeb nit
mir"
Our natiten 3eituua itueI Iau1
fen mir
lluO gcbeu Der gfebaftiou 5u per1
itrtu:
@ir baden ben 3eppe,in %gcie6n!'
nm father. Scr SdpinocI, Der mar
cine Shano',
lid brinat nod Die glngIt I'M ben
flnren 8rritanol"-
Wlp ion, Der propeller iurrt Iattt
unO geitDinol
.Sr oiirr3n glattern iduieIt Der
8inO@.
nglp ION. mir ioltcn sur 9eihns
gebu,
Tam miro es ifon morgen i'm
glottfen itebn;
lie Germans tliegen naf GrigldroI
'rcinl-
r9fg father. Dir faat bent gIooiinn
Gin. |
y@p ion, mn ion, un6 fie9It Sufs.
nitt bort?
3nei 2itter 8iebn ourh Die 2iiftc
Tort!
lie 0eutifen Spione, Jest tueib it
genug,
lie fij1ren 5nei 2idtcr am Sed unoI
an Bug.
,@p fotbcr, mas brauden bic Spio.
ne Gin 9iht2
2%uiammcnitoB gibt Is bort oben ia
nihtl
Spione NIT 2idtern, Die nitt Der.
floppt.
Ter Ginial tIingt ettpos iberge'
idnapptg-
sd iebe gang 6eutIif Die euftidifi'
geitaltl
1tnn fommit on niht niGia, 0dnn.
idrei id 8tpaIt.
Sd IauFa sur naditen SournaI.Re-
oattion
limb meIOe Die Zeppelin . Snoa-
iion!
Gem @atcr grauieIt's, er elf pie
Der 0in6,
@eleitet bonn Sobne, Dem toIgiamen
ailo.
Grreift er Die 3eitung nit Mib'
ut0 9otb.
Der Sobn mar normal, Der gater-
SOiot.
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$1,000 fanfen 100 gdcr ieiucs
5armlauo IN 2ilcoln gountp,
COLORADO. @ertb $2700. geoin.
olnaen: Sic Sdlite baar, tino ben
gleIt 3u 6 8ro8ent 3inipn ouf lanae
3eit. s. Q. {. o. Gmaba Iribine.
omaha, 0eb. IT,
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Gcntidr 5ran, crit fnr5e 3eit I'M
2anoc, iudlt 8eidditigung ais
@diherin ODER fir ~aagemeine
1aitsarbeit. Marp 5loretirL 2222
iiipLide is. Gtrabe.
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200 qOmiuion strabe, goul eenf q6one Douglas 1920.
EasenteamaItL.

NiaarD GbOp, gatente, 1880 Gin
Rotional Cant Building. Eel
9nler 1888; Sno, a.1864.
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Eroderreiniggn INTO Gar6en
oTser art nad n~eiilter tpiiienihaft.
IiGer Metbobe rno III alien Bran.
den Bel Der EdopSinf Co., a07
fiiSI. Is. strnBe, Gmaba. pbone:
GougIas 1871