davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06

[! j. GILES Clifton Forge. Observation-Disclosures $50
ii. f. HEROLD Mill Gap, Va......,.. 600
MISS BESSIE NJ HINES Henderson, N. c.. $4,000
MRS KATIE NJ HIT. Remington. Va. 80. 00i
MISS CLARE HUNT, Goldsboro, N C..... 300
MISS KATHEIEEN IvEY. Leakesville, N C. zoo
Mis- a. w. JENNINGS, Toano. Va........... 1850
MISS NELLIE JOHNSON, Fremont, NJ C. -. 900
MtS !. N JONES, Smithfeld Va, r. f. d.. .32.55S
=. "a KEYSER, Washington Va. ............ 1000
WILLIE Bolts LAMB Stafford Store, Va. 900
MISS MINNIE LEBER, Roxbury. Va........ 2,400
MISS MARY AUSTIN MANN, IL Z. Grace ST. 27400
Nj. Z. OLDHAM. Lancaster, Va............. 600
Miss MABEl. " OLIVER, Wicomico, Va.... l. 600
MISS AMANDA OLSON. Lightfoot ....... IA 600
MISS THERESA PARSLEY, WILLIAMSBURG
va X +, D. No. Observation-Disclosures. 29,132
JAMES T. PENDLETON, TazeweL. Va. 80. 600
MISS GLADYS PIERCE, Windsor, Va..... 600
w. r. POWELL. Clifton Forge, Va.......... 600
IL. Nj. ROBERTS. JR.. Windsor Va.. 0o0
I,iI p 1tO6EhISON, Eastvilte, var. 1000
Mii1,.iAM ROBSON, Amissvle. Va. -y..,'Z.b00
w IL, i.i' oit LAND Urbanna $50
800 - alhSCN, Mlskimon, va. 1000
al 90 13.solE SMITH oxford. n Co.. 200
FORREST SMITH. williamsburg, ya.... 500
MISS MAIZE SMITH Reidsville n. C...... 1000
DIR. u. LAWRENCE TALIAFERRO Catawba
Sanatorium Va Observation-Disclosures 40 5s7
WM b. TALIAFERRO. Ordinary, Va. 600
Il j. TAYLOR, Castlewood, Va........... 600
MISS NELLIE L. THOMAS Abingdon, Va 600
ORAd Il. TOPPING, Jeffs. Observation-Disclosures. O02
Mrs ELLA UNDERHILL. Machipongo, Va 600
II. Z. VEAZEf. Roxboro, II. G. ........... 600
MRS III a. WILLIAMS. Seldom p. O., Va... 572s
g. g WALKER, JR.. Covington, Va....... 900
t. RUFUS WESTON. Williams Wharf Va 600
t. r. WESTON. Port Haywood. Va. $500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06
District No. 5---AutomobiIe Contest.

DISTRICT No. comprises Hanover GoocbIapd
Spofsyivania' I;sseA. Stafford, Caroline King VIII
linn, King and Queen, New Kent, Charles City.
Prince George. Powhatan and Cumberland Coun-
tics
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06

MRS. ]. LEROY ASHER, 612 n. Lombardy st.32.s27
MISS HAZEL BROWNING, 514 s. Pine St. S2.645
MRS. ROSETTA CORDREY 1lO6 1-2 Beverly 22, COO
J. Il. DeVIIlBISS. TIA Montrose Ave. ........ $500
RUSSELL S. ENGLE. 600 Randolph st. ... 9,040
RICHARD f. GASIIlNS. Q N. Harvey ST.. 900
w. j. GILMAN, JR., 1910 w. Grace ct. 1000
MISS KATIE GILL 1717 Park Ave. .......... $500
BERT GORDON $40 w. Marshall St......... 325T6
MISS MARC AREr HARTMAN, 1919 Grove Av.3o, $50
MRS. FAIRFAX c. JONES 25o7 Hanover Ave,32 $50
MISS ELIZABETH IS KAHl, 500 w. Main St 5000
j. +. KIRTLEY, 1119 w. Main St........... S2,514
MISS VIRGINIA T. LONG II o North Ave. 81 69S
D. MEADE MANN, JR, Is Il. Grace st. 1866
BLAIR MEANLEY. lis w. Broad St. g. 600
JAMES L. PETERS, 20 S. Adams st 1000
CLIFFORD c. SATTERFIELI) Sol w. Clay. 1000
John SAUNDERS. 1926 Floyd Ave.......... $500
IT. ]. SCHAIITZ w. Clay 81. ............ 1000
c. b. SOUTHWARK. 10 NJ Plum St. 32548
MISS CLARA TILLER. 1909 w. Main st 5000
NJ f. VAN DOREN. 304 Chamberlayne Ave-. 5000
MRS. SUSIE BRANTON WEST. $500 Park Av33 sos
MISS NJ l.. WILLIAMS. 211S Grove Ave. 32,514
JOHN +. WYNN, JR r w. Grace st. ..... 81. sos
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06
District No. 6---Pony Contest.

DISTRICT No. comprises surr,, sussex. SOUTH
ampton. Dinwiddic, HrunswicS, Sottoway, BucIsinE-
ham, Amherst, RockbridEc, Amelia and Prince Ed
ward Counties.
1e Sf ALsPAuGH B1rkeviile. ya........... 1000
ROLLING ATKINSON Champ. Va ...,..,......l
Petersburg. Va ....-.............'.... 1000
JOE :; BARKER Wakefield Va. ......., 500
Mss aitSS, JESSIE MAY BRlTT. Boyns Va. a3l
MISS NORMA CHAMBERS, Blackstone Va 80 600
.. ~. i1ELBRiDGE Warheld Va .........., 1000
D. a. &c GIBSON f.9, r. T. D. No Diilwyn. Va. ,oio
1A 80, f,s - ~ HAKioAWAY Farmville Va. 1000
WIN. r. JOHNSON. Jr.. Elberon, Va ..... 325 $50
WM r. JOHNSON. JR.. Elbcron, Va. oe514
%, .NASS hebron, Va. 1000
MISS KATHERINE NICHOLAS. Aryonia Val 10o
BILL. STEPHENSON. Iyor. Va. n. L. D.
:, No. NO; .,,...,.. 5000
MASTER FRANCIS ROSE Stony Creek, Va 1881
MISS LOUISE TROTTER, Lawrencevle, Va $500
CltAS. r WALKER Walkers Ford Va q 900
MISS CELIA WHlTEHURST. welwater Va 227o
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06
District No. 2---Autonnobile Contest.

DISTRICT NO. = comprises all territory n Rich
mond north of the Jnmcs River md east of Second
ttncludinE Second street,, also Including
Highland Park Chestnut
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06
District No. 2---Pony Contest.

DISTRICT No. comprises all territory in Rich
mond north of the James River OF Second
Street uneludins Second street,, also including
Highland Park and Chestnut Hill.
IHohlAS e, ANDREWS. 2113 Venable St.. 1000
MISS I aHNsS AIWEIl4LA 3005 f. Broad ST.. 1910
niS ,S alAi1ic GOGfilLL No AT 9th St.. 1000
la! .AGo - GfOSHiNSkf 1912 e. Broad ST.. 6777
NAA1ICoii1 HARW ElIL 81 f. Marshall St.. 1000
JOHN ,. JofiNSIoNE, $500 e. Broad St.. 1858
w AdLACE MckEEl, 272O E. Marshall St .11,1G3
M.1i2rs.o a MAftIiN Oh r. Clay 1045O
SASA OIlIf, 403 n 27th St.....,.-.. 1875
Miss tLloiiIt SMITH, COS n. 21st St. 21OS
-; $4,000 SIANClL. 81 n. 21st ST.. 22977
JAIN WnlGliI, NO. 3 y. Fifth 1892
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06
District No. 8---Pony Contest.

DISTRICT No. comprises ali Virginia not
Included I'm Distrcts TO q, the State of North
Carolina.
Va .i............... $500
PAUL +. FLEMING, Spray n. c. .......... 1000
". +: dORNSBY, Seaford, Va. ............. 1909
!, boYD HURLEY, urbanna Va. ......... 10000
~ ~ AZ EN- LEON MIAOOWS, Shenandoah. Va 1,646
Va ......'....'..,....,. 900
MISS MARY OCHILTREE. I5astville Va. 1000
-; ~ ROokS. townsend, 29,110
n C. .....:.......... b. j. 80, 547
Stanton, Va. 600
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06
District No. 5---Pony Contest.

DISTINCT No cazMpriscs Hanover, tsoochInpd.
gvsfE31sabin Essex, Stafford Caroline. King VIII
nam' King and Queen. New Kent. Charles City.
frince George Powhntnn mud Cumberland Counties.
WESLEY p. ATWOOD. Jrr Disputanta Va. s,I3s
MISS LUCILLE d. BEADLES Richmond. Va.
r +. d. No. .....,................ 1906
SIUARI BEAl4 Tunstali. Va. .:,..... $500. f3,54S
MiSS Nancy CHRISTIAN. Hanover, Na..,.. 1865
oaNio FIELD. West Point. Box 32......... 3.2l9
MISS MISS MARY GoULDMAN, Beuiahville. Va. e.iO0
MISS IDA LEE HUTCHINSoN. Hanover Va.
r. F. D. No. MISREPRESENTATION o.4os
p p ~; 1zaN.Es, Bculahvle. Observation-Disclosures. I,o16
John FoUSE MIDYETTE. Ashland, Va. ....1s.s26
-, a. -: RaNSoNE klk Hill. Na........,.... 1000
, $1,000 NV ~ LOR Sabot Va .......12,t0o
MISS NINA NJ. WHEELHoUsE. Petersburg
Va. ........... .......... $, osc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06
District No. l---Automobile Contest.

DISTRICT No. . comprises all territory I'm Rich
M of the Jnmes River md west of Second
street (not Including Second strecD and Barton
Heights and Gintcr Park.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06
District No. 7---Automobile Contest.

DISTRICT No. comprises Appomattox Camp-
bell, Bedford, Botetourt, GreensviIIe. Lunenburr
Meckenburg, Charlotte, Halifax. PittsyIynpin
Henry md franklin Counties.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06

MISS ELEANOR BROWN. Etirick va....... 2,4oo
CAAS. STANLEY FORD. shores Va. 1852
MISS hARY COOKE Fredericks Hall. Va. 1000
CUMftAD HADEN Palmyra, Va..........,.. 1895
MISS CHRISTINE c. HALL. Alton, va..... 6.4oo
BUD HESS Mt sidney Va. r. Il. ID. 2..,... 1000
niCfAEl o. KENYON. Matoaca. Va. ....... 1000
S 9d LONG Gulpeper Va. ............ 1000
JOE LuSHBAUGH 1908 Market St. Char
lottesville. Va .,...................... 1000
3USIlS REED stop 22 Seven Pines Road. 1000
MISS SALLY WATSON MAGRUDER. East
go, ham, Va ................. 4.4os
niISs LOuISE n. SLOVENIAN Columbia. Va.16.513
1 -. T. WESI seven Pines Na........... 1000
EARLY THOMAS TERRELL, JR.. Buckner
Va. on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06
District No. 3---Pony Contest,

DIsTKICT No. 3 complies all territory known
as South Richmond, including syvnnsboro and For
est HILL
MASTER ALVIN ALvIs. 80 clopton St,
81 SWansboro. Va .......... $500
MISS MARY ALEYsE GoDsEY, 1875 E. 18th
MISS MARGARET KNIGHT, 11o1 Decatur ST 500
suiaa1I saN MAJ, 80 Decatur St........ 1000
!aIs,S t.oCiSE hoBfFTSON, 1711 Albany Ave. 1000
MISS MARIE A. SCOTT. $40 w. 26th ST.
= woodland Heights 1855
HARPER SHELTON PLEASANTS, Forest
ROBERT WARREN HARRISON 261o Har.
grove m.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06
District No. 7---Pony Contest.

DISTRICT No. Z conpriscs Appomsttox, Cnmp-
ncii, Bedford, Iotetourt, GrccnsvilIc, nburg,
sIecklenturg Charlotte, Halifax, PitssynuIs Henry
and Franklin Counties. -
MISS MARY /. ANTS. Virginia. Va..... go 500
Va 100 100 nNCl.EE ATWOOD, Appomattox, Va.
HiiS'' n Gl.sN ANDERSON. Bedford, Na...,. 1854
.. -. ifIHOR, Jlt, Lawyers Va. 1.o01
q; Is. BARNETT finchley Va.............. $500
WM: II. COON Iortia Va. 1905
MISC l1OitoiIlf H. FOX Emporia, Va. 624
%. :, lIfsO JOHNSON South Boston. Va. $3.50
e. s;,S 81; LOFTS Jr. South Boston s2so4
atIS @,ISN r. hfSENlCH l.ynchburg Va. 1000
"a, ........................1 .235
~ 81 LEY. charlotte c. H. Va......
Wni..'it1 'SOllDY, keysvflle, Va. 900
SI y, RAGSDAE, Gig, Va... 3643
NO j ON
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-04-06
District No. 4---Pony Contest.

DISTRICT No. comprises all OF Henrico and
Chesterheid Counties, not included in Districts 1,
ana D. ana Louisa, Orange, CuIpeper, Fluyanna, Al
beinarle Nelson and Augusta Countless
MISS LUCY CRAWFORD BARRETT. Louisa
,,,ee d n 103S2
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-25
Richie Names Foley
AS His New Manager

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 25.-WHie
Richie having finally tired of hand
ling his own business affairs, yester-
day appointed Harry Foley az his
manager.
Foley entered upon his duties at
once and during the day got through
quite a lot of business.
He interviewed James ". tOftroth,
who wants to match Richie with
Harlem Tommy Murphy for a date in
November. and ascertained that Cof-
froth's offer OF $4,000 for Richie
made when the promoter wanted the
champion to box Murphy in Septem
| Der. still held good.
Then the newly appointed manager
called on Eddie Graney, who has the
I city professional permit for Novem-
her, and found that he also would
! like to stage a lightweight champion
+ ship match on Thanksgiving Day. Bu'
/ Graney was not prepared to make ar
offer and asked for q few days il
which to consider the matter
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-25
Mexican Situation Can't Change Its Mind Frequently
BETTING NOW ON {. SCHMIDT TO MANAGE GULLS

did while out riding the trip to Geor-
gia should be a regular success.
LAYING taken fleeing glance at
the relative batting prOwess Of
the two major leagues, we next turn
to the fielding
And here the big fellows are so
nearly the same that the law of aver
ages receives tremendous boost, and
the rival dopesters will have to shake
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES call il all
square on one point, at least.
As in hitting, the National has the
shade, but it is ~ small as to be neg
ligible. The record includes 29112
put-outs, 1881 assists. and 1928 er-
rors. for an average Of $50. The
American League SHOWS % 1913 put
outs 14.04S assists, and 1897 errors.
casual consideration of the fig
uTes would favor the American
League in spite Of the margin on the
side Of the Nationals An assist com
monty is fraught with more eXertion
and liability to error than a put
out; and the American League has
more assists on fewer put-outs, with
fewer errors all around.
Dun GETTERS I'm the National
N League are far short Of our own
Tommy Long in spiking the platter.
Carey leads the list by a large mar
gin and to date-hayiug played in
as many games as Long in our Shorter
. season-he has scored 81 times. Ed
/ die Collins. in the American has tai
/ lied III times which is nearly as
| good a Tommy's record Of 113 II
| 1873 games-a mark that is likely tC
stand in the Southern League fol
/ some years 10 come
Which induces the reflection thai
/ Harry WelchonCe batting just be.
| hind the Rabbit" and WaUop Smith
next in line, should be credited witt
a large share OF the glory by reas
of the lusty wallops on which Tom
my 50 frequently rode home afte
reaching the tOwpath in his owl
crafty and inimitable fashion.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-25

a THENS. GA. Sept 25.-lf Gun
n ningham changes his style of
play this fan as he has CHANGED
hls style OF practice from former
Years Red and Black opponents need
mot expect TO profit by their know j.
edge of his past tactics The men
nave been on the field two weeks
now. and hardly a signal has been
allied. with only a few simple PLAY
being run FOR the backs to get a.
he exercise from their positions. Not
"a scrimmagc has been held, ana NOT
single play that VIII he h7eo IN any
af The games has been given.
This is contrary TO an previous eA-
ue-i,nces under Cunningham az "A
olch here. Last year and the sea-
SON before the team by this time was
rradv for q game and had been s'rlw'
muginE a week
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-25

The baskets hitched to the machines
will be used to carry food and raj
ment That is why Vic Safer was in
vited to go parading as ballast in the
rain yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Law
ender wanted to find out how the bas-
ket would behave when he had
couple of hams and a sack Of pota-
toes slowed away in it. If the hams
and potatoes act as nicely as Vic
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-25
BURNS VS.. CAMP AGAIN.

DENVER, Sept. 25.-Eddie CAMP,
of San Francisco, and frankie Burn
Of Jersey City, to-day We're matched
for a 'hfteen-round bout here. The
fight is to take place October ~ ar
IA. The boxers are to weigh in az
116 pounds.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-25
GOALS FROM FIELD


Coach Zuppke, Of the Illinois Univer-
sii,. sgua8 is scouting through the col
1,,, -, s,u 80 ~, ,,s1i.,,e., lin
'o
of line material for the eleven makes
prospects none too bright and the coach
wants more students to try for the
- -, 20 - - - o.,
'ea'n. U'''l AZ nave reported mus lar
one football practice a dav hereafter
60. ~ III. ,,-t,--..-;., 80,
'"' ''e "'ell'"''H '' '"0 " lS'"t'9i' 'e'''
was the ruling to-day of Coach Juneau.
The shift Of Van Gent from left half to
Ion euard has started tho stor, that
. 10 9' 'TTo III nc ''', ',e' co 80
NiN''"s'H - sum '"'"'"E ''' d" ASSIST
ant coach OF ability
WIN, "a candidates. .,,,,.r.i,,s, g,,. d, ,,I,r,
Us ~ .
I on the '"pntI eleven 'odcn w lllldmS
/ to-day declared that he has the best
/ bunch of material his COLLEGE has had
1 in ',.ears AND tbaT tbsre v,in ha rot,ir,s :,
/ 10 II but Minnesota in the fight for the
] Big Nine championship Ten of last
/ year hophers are IN the 1913 lineup.
! Because of so much good material for
| The sS4I,a against IS,I,a71,, Sa+',rlat ~
COACHES al Indiana viii not mex their
Worsey. the 20o-p pound guard, j injured
his back and WA not plan saturday.
Dame iooihalI team Went UP 90 per cen,
Today when teeneE ana Dung Ia7'
reared 'heN "ou.u no' De oach.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-25

The West Point cadets are special
ling on the forward pass.
Jack Gates the old Yale end. has
joined the coaching staff at Annapolis.
Purdue football material looms prom
ising and Coach Smith saws he Will have
a far better team than was looked for.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-25

from the starboard side This dingus
is an extra wheel supporting a basket
arrangement Safer rode in the bas-
ket while Lavender Straddled the ma
chine ana steered it around corners.
The outfit is one with which Law
ender intends to motor down to
Georgia this fail He and Lew
Richie and Mr.. Toney are going to
astonish the natives of several States.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-25
STAR ATHLETES TO COMPETE

NEW YORK, Sept, 25.-Au the
prominent athletes Of the metropoIi-
tan district and many from nearby
cities viii compete in the ninety first
games of the New York Athletic CluD
at Travers Island on Saturday, Sep
TENDER -.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-25
Jackets and Soldiers Work Hard
Hot Battle Expected Saturday

Fielder at ends, is line possibility.
though this is subject to several
changes.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE


Wednesday S Results
.asrW.a |" Boston
SO other games PLAYED
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-25
Standing of Clubs,
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Thursday
New York "a BROOKLYN
Boston az Philadelphia TWO games.
Chicago at PittshurE
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-25

Head Coach Brooke OF the University
Of PENNSYLVANIA VIII probably put cap
tain Young al ha'thae> in tHc opening
game of rhe season with GettN~bufg
SATURDAY Young is ShoWiug lp brill.
sauf. u lHs,.,e
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-25

DooItue win he star punter ON The
Princeton team this year. lie is being
coached by Walter Dewitt. star kicker
last season
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-25

Coach Hsughtun. or Harvard. has
formed 1--WE football teams from the Sec
uud string squad in order to insure
enough practice material for the varsity
eleven. Hsughtuu is putting his charges
through daily SCrimmages IN prepare
ton for Saturday game with Maine
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-21
Ser &onrent beenoet.

Ser in Milpal1fee gebaltene 5tpolf<
te @onpent ser Mmertfaniihen 6ooe-
ration futboliih Beretne fam Wt1tte
perqanqener ISOLDE 5um MbidluB.
@elh ueltmeites Sntere'Ie oiele so
6eration madgerufen BOT, g1ng aus
oen acknowledgements ber:-
Dor, sic BON &irhenfiriten aus ausr
Serren 2Groer etngelaufen mar uno
aur gerleiun %gelangten. Ser nett
ernannte gtldof BON Superior, isis,
Miqr. &ouoelfa, %befiirtportete IN ether
MnIprade 5hub uno @tlfe fir ole
gtnpan0erer. Mobl am all fmerf1a1r=
item 1auldte ma etnem Nortrage,
SEN Ser Gbina=DeiiItonar, Der bofm.
81. Solepb a0iters> iber Ste uner=
meBlide Miliionsaufgabe BEG fatho}l=
Ifen Mn1ertfu5 in China belt. 2le
2oqe ser fatboltlden Stride tn Nor=
t1tqal" NOR Dos Shema, ilber melfes
ser hodtD. Se1ltttenpdler Is. 9ltble*I'
aus Seem Sort eine ergreifenoe 5hil'
oerl,ng enttuorf, pelhe CUR 5olge
hatte, SAP oas Reiolutionsfomtte ct
men geborniidten 3rotelt abtaBte.
Won SEN bielen Neioluttonen, ote TIT
terbreitet uno angenommen muroen,
ieien on6eutungsmeiie ertpabm: u
aotboliide @r3iebung. = 2te Relo=
luton beltebt o1f bas &edt ether
fatbolti6en gr5iebung fir oas fatbo=
Iiite Qino. 81 &otbolt1des er51s'
bunqsueien = ertennt an Ben Sort
Ihritt i'm fatboliifen Gr5tebungsmc'
len inn @tnfIang nit Den eebren oez
| Stride. 81 @o6idulen = Santtto=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-21
Die oeutIde 6Gnoelsmelt fat in

Der Sbat ltr1ahe, it'd uber oIe Neoe,
oie ser Safer a1tf Dem Ba1rfett Ser
2iibeder &aufmannid)aft gehalten
bot, 6u freuer. 80 fann nur ein
9erriher ipreden> Der Ste tpirtb=
idaftltde 9eoeut,1ng zines groB5ii=
gig beranlagten, %.gebiloeten &a11f=
mannsItanoes in oollem l1mfange er-
fannt bot. Der oeutIde &aufmann
bot in iabrelangem, 5aben 8ett=
fan1pfe Die @elt erobert> un6 6ieler
aampf lit linn 6urd 6as 8enuBtiein,
einen mddttgen 5dubberrn binter
iid gu baben, meientlid erleidtert
moroen. Ser 5eino oes &aufmanns
lit aud metn Geinb!" bat ser &aiier
in 9ubed geiagt. @eil er Ser Seino
6es &eides uno ieiner @oblfabrt
lit. 9esbalb braudt man an 6teiem
&ailertport ntdt GIT 6euteln un6 nidt
gu mddeln. Sc tpar Elm @ort our
redten 3eit ur6 am redten 8labe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-21
&rttr q big Ii.

9em Gimme muben. Miiber I'M oes
6eutiden Stammes CTR un6 8ebr,
un6 INN unieres 2an6es un6 unferes
8olfes @obl. - 5iirpabr ein er.
lprteBli9es 8irten.
Moge es Dem Gentralberein gelin.
gen, trob ser in mander Sinitdt in
unIeren eigeuen Heiben gu ubertpin-
oenoen Oppoittion audi in 3ufunft
ale sic ihonen uno lobensmertbe.a
Eraoicate gu ertuerben, ote linn bier
oas genannte Blatt beilegt. Nament.
lid in Der 5pradenfrage neroen Die
Sdmierigfeiten wadien. Aber aub
tie lalien iih ourd einmitbtges, 5ieL-
5euuBte5 gorgeben, ueniglten5 gum
groBen Ibeile> iibersDiu6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-08-21
in Gilenburg (preueiide Erooin5

Sod1en), Der 8e5Mrt5Ita0t 0e5 belieb=
ten Sieoerfonponliten Iran5 Nbt, but
l1lall oleleln, LIN oas oeutld]e 2leo
bod)peroienten @2antte Elm 0ertfn1al
geIest. 8eborer rouroe Iran5 Mbt
am %. DECEMBER 1910. Jtadoem er
Die Sbomasidlle in 2eip5ig beiu9t
bate ltu0ierte CT lbeologte> uanote
iid aber iehr 5aLo oem Stuotltm Der
Neuiif SIT. Shon in 'atner er7ten Stel=
lung al5 Girigent oe5 Stitoienge=
iangperein5 uNbilbarmontiher Ser
Elm" erregten feline aompoitttonen al
lenbalben groBe5 SntereIle. 184t
Duroe er MllItfolreftor an Dem 9of=
tbeater 5u gern6urg, Don no er ieood
balo nah 3irtd itberite5elte. 0od
al1h bier mar ieines 8let5ens rift
lange. Snon 1852 FAM CT ols 6oF=
fopellmetIter nah graunid]tpaig, 100
er bis 5u leiner N~enitontru11g int
Nabr 1881 nirfte. 5etnen 2eber15=
obeno oerbrad1te 6rar15 DIST lit Bies-
baoen. Sort 1T er an 81. Mar5 1885
gel torben. 8on ietnen otelen Aompo=
i%ttionen - es tho uber 1000 - lit
u@enn Ste Shnulben beimparts 5te=
ben" mohl oa5 heute nod arr meilten
gell1ngene. Muh in Den @einngoerei-
nen erfreuen itd ietne Mainnerdore
GROCER B%eltebtbett. Der BerItner
@il6ba11er gtftor seifert bot in ieiner
@dopfnng 6es 0enfmols Sen @an=
gesfroben fir ste Madnelt oeretptgt.
Mbt5 8iiite iopte oa5 an ser 8or6er=
iette 6es 5odels beftnoIide &elief.
~Gas 6eutide 9teo" (oargelteut ourd
eine Bra1tengeitalt, Die etn Nbtides
9iso iingt)> iino in 8ron5e gebalten,
tndbreno ser @odel ielbit aus Weu=
lhelfalfitetn gebtl6et lit.