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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
Sporting Food

INDUSTRY.
When Ettstdce LETT his fathers farm
He had q long and brGsOny arm,
Lilccs0ise q lore of industry,
For labor filed his heart aCith gIee.
But IgnGtz toas a lazy lad,
A burden to his dear old dad,
And though he i0ds a healthy stob
He dtCGys soIdtered on the job.
And tchen he Joined the major league
He tcas afflicted 10Th fatigue,
While EustGce Idbored all the d0p,
For labor dEqeGys made him gay.
So E9stGce, By his faithful +cork
When other pitchers loted to shirk,
Became the idol of the fan
And soon tpds called the Iron Nan.
AnG 4cheN the PHI 4cGs knocked about
They trotted faithful EUstaoe out,
And ENstdce sGUed them from defeat
And sent the foenIdb on his beat.
Bat I0nGts, shlftEess, idle sSob,
he jgst about retained his JOB
And sGUed the posOer Of HE arm
as Ne had done on fathers farm.
a year or too OF heaUv strGin,
And E9stace felt o creeping pain,
And though he used his oId-ttme Vins
HIS arm 4cGs going back on him.
And s0heB his arm rent on the blink
They canned him quicker than a a0tfsls,
While IONGtS, in his shiftEess scdy,
Continued drGivsSg Dig league pay.
The faithful Eastdce, once star,
NOtO drtCss a rich mans motor car.
He lGbors for his daily bans
And IgnGtS ofcns the car he runs.
SO heed this tale and meter skirk,
And learn to l01e your daily i5ork,
For, 4oere IL not for industry,
Where tcould the faithful Eustdce be-?
Whenever we hear Of an Iron Man
in baseball, we have a vague suspi-
clon that large per cent of the iron
is situated In his dome.
The differences Of the prless in the
late laraented Cub deal wac St05, 900,
or about 40 much az Tom jones bets
every morning before breakfast.
It is reported that Governor Tener
has rewarded his old terminate, Bill
Hart, By making him an umpire.
Whaddayamean. reward?
THE FEDS.
What team toiH t1in the pesnant
racer
AIdsl do not knotC,
For an I hear about the Feds
Is Dough, Dough, Dough.
The Bravo Fl Toro CLUB will at.
tend the opening Of the Federal
League, accompanied by a live bull.
Somehow, II is impossible to keep the
bull out Of baseball.
Ad Wolgast is one OF the most UNI
fortunate pugilists extant. As the re-
suit of q fracture he Is now forced to
run the typewriter with one hand.
THE BASEBALL FAN.
A plain human being Is he,
As tickle as iUind on the lea,
He'll pass up his dinner
TO root for tCinner,
Nor care 9Cho the otpner man be.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
Hot Springs
Liver Buttons
Make You Feel Fine

II you want 20 tone up your MveA
put your stomach IN first-clasB shape,
drive all Impurities from the bowels,
and feel like g real fighter 10 less than
a week, get a 25-cent box Of HOT
SPRINGS LIVER BUTTONS to-day.
You can eat and digest q hearty
meal; you will be free from headache,
that lazy feeling win 50, the ambition
that you once possessed will return.
IL you wiz use little chocolate coated
HOT SPRINGS LIVER BUTTONS as
directed,
For constipation there Is nothing 80
safe, so efficient and so joyfully salts
flying. They drive away pimples,
biotches and sallowness by purifying
the blood. You must surely get q. box
For free sample write Hot Springs
Chemical Co., Hot Springs. AFRAID
YERTIsEMENT.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
WALTER CAMPS COLUMN
OF SPORTING COMMENT.
BY Walter Camp.
THE oUARTERBACK,s RUN.

Blood on his kedd0eGr and mud on his shoulder
Crouches nc there, the signal to 0ive;
Comes the ball bdok--hfs play is the holder,
Takes the long chdnce--the MHe's like stcUe!
Almost they reach him, he turns past the corner
Tackle ts 6ored aud end caught in the trap,
Pace tetc hescrotcds on, Of tackles scofter
Shoots he along disregdrdiR0 mishGpi
Blood his heddgeGr end mud on his shoulder,
Comes he noto flying, the goal Tine drdaes near
stands there the fatbGck all Tense schtle the holder
Catches his breath for me shock he must fear
Shifts the ball quickly, one is tNtbended
Not0 strikes he straight out the fatlbGob to toss
crash they meet, and thc fuLbdek'S ertended
Fiat on The turf aud our quarters Gcrossi
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
'Seaton Must Play
With Phillies, Else
Quit Came

NEW YORK, March 25.wfnian r.
missioner, now president Of the Phila-
delphia National League Club, returned
yesterday from the training camp Of the
Phillies at Wilmington, N. @. The Tom
Seaton subject was preached and Baker
said:
"Seaton will pitch for ua the COM
ing season or he will not pitch at all.
Although the Brooklyn and Chicago
Federal League teams are wrangiing
over his services, and regardless OF
which team gets him, win see to II
that he does not play with any club
but the phillies"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
Twelve Clubs Enter
SundaySchooI League

The Sunday School Baseball League
has been officially organized with twelve
clubs. The league is divided into two
divisions of six clubs each. The season
opens on April 20, games being played
every Saturday.
Following are the clubs in the organi-
zation: First Baptist. Central CongTe-
gational. s. V. ID. Fraternity, CAPITOL
View Baptist, Holy Innocents Mission,
st. James, Central Presbyterian, Kirk
wood Baptist, Jackson Hill Baptist,
Jones Avenue, Agogas and College Park
Methodist,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
DePalma to Drive
Mercedes in Race

CHICAGO, March IS - Ralph pePalma,
twice winner Of the Vanderbilt cup race,
win drive a six-cylinder Mercedes in
the 500-mile race at indianapolis on
May 80. The car has been entered with
DePalma as driver by y. G. Patterson,
OF New York. pePalma also win drive
the MercedeA On the Elgin road race.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
BY J. w. Heisnan.

IA KANY columns are taken up in
MI the papers these days anent
49, the doings Of the weaker sex
in the way of political. business,
professional and economic activity.
And we will have to admit that the
sex as whole is getting ahead with
its new ideas and work. and slowly
but surely gaining a foothold on the
shores OF mans domain at every
point Of the compass.
But had you noticed how they are
quietly yet steadily coming forward
in an athletic way as we'll? Former
ly girls and young ladies went in
for horseback riding, archery and
walking; those were about the lin.
its of their athletic activities. But
look at them nowl They play golf,
tennis and basketball They go
skating, snowshoeing, mountain
climbing. ice boating, hunting and
swimming. The young ladies at
Wellesley. Smith, Vassar, Bryn
Mawr aud all the large female col
ieges OF the North 60 in strong for
all forms OF track athletics, and for
some years Wellesley has had regu-
lar class crews that compete with
each other for the college cham.
pionship. Sometimes they even put
baseball teams in the field.
aA
TN this section OF the country also
4 women are going in for sports
rather more strenuous than croquet.
They play tennis and golf, and a
large number of seminaries have
their basketball teams that. play
against each other in interschool
games, quite In the same way as do
the college boys. Thus we read in
our Sunday paper OF the Lucy Cobb
Five defeating the Woodbury. Girls,
that they have won don't know how
many games without a defeat; that
they are claiming the State cham
plonship, and 80 on, just as read
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
Charlie White Out Of
Game for Six Weeks

CHICAGO, March 25.-Charlie
White, the local lightweight, who de-
feated Joe Azevedo, the Portuguese
fighter, in a ten-round bout at Ra-
cine Monday night, after injuring his
said the hand was not broken. The
injury was pronounced severe
sprain of the wrist, which will pre-
vent White from engaging in boxing
contests for the next six weeks.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
PACKING DAY FOR GIANTS.

MARLIN, TEXAS. March 25,--This
Is packing day for the Giants. The
team viii leave in two divisions to-
night, the regulars stopping at CAL
weston and the yannigans at Austin
The squads will get together again
at Boone.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
BASEBALL SUMMARY.

Games To-day
Newark at Atlanta.
Phillies at Raleigh.
Yankees at Birmingham.
Brooklyn at Chattanooga.
Browns at Nashville.
Louisville VS.. Tennessee at Knoxville
Yssterday's Results.
Atlanta, 3: Newark, 2.
Browns, 8; Wayeross, ?.
Phillies, Z; Raleigh, o.
Yanks, s; Turtles, g.
Nap Scouts, s; Braves, o.
Macon, 5: Gordon, ].
Cards, s; Jacksonville, z.
Brooklyn. 8; Chattanooga, 2.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25

mlngham and Bassler. PLAYING With the
Yaps against the Maps yesterday. exc
cuted a neat triple play. Four hundred
fans saw the game, the Maps winning
4 to Z.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
Weaver Threatens
To Join Federals

SANTA ROSA. CAL, March 25.--
Buck Weaver sprang q hombshell in
the Sox camp to-day whom he stated
that he might jump to the Federal
League within a week. He said the
Chicago club was after him. and that
he had been asked to name his own
terms. The terms viii be $4,000 for
three years. and $4,000 for signing.
IL he jumps he will be handed the
$4,000 and a years salary in ad-
vance.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25
THERMOMETER

Headquarters at Jno. l.. Moore &
Sons. Thermometers for the wealth
er, the sick room and for nnanufactur-
Building, -ADvERTIsEMENT
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25

6ENATORS VS.. GEORGETOWN.
WASHINGTON, March 25.-Mumford,
a local boy, was selected TO start the
first exhibition game between the Sem
ators and the Georgetown University
here this afternoon.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-25

PHILLIEs TACKLE RALEIoH,
RALEIGH, N. c.. March 2S.--Aftar
their easy victory yesterday, the Phil
lies we're confident that they would
again defeat Raleigh this Afternoon.
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2Qoratori1tm
a(s %&rtegsmd6regel.

ii6en) unb itammrn aiis Dem ipdtersn
Wittelaltg: Snbult i'm Qnf6IuB an ben
Sprd9gtbrdah bes tanonii9en Re9ts,
Moratortum in qntniipfung an bic mos
%ratoria p~raescriptio bes r0mifhsn
ae4ts. Sc nahoem es fi9 I'M 8epiais
aang zines 9ablungsauffhubs fir sinsa
ein5elnen beitimmten Snulbner ober am
eiHen aufi4ub fir gauge RIaFeu Don
S4ulbnern bdnbelt, tpirb spiiten 5pes
Siuls unb @enerllmoratdrien unterIftben.
Spe3ials tpie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES t6mm.n
ldon i'm ipdteren r1miI9sn He6.e bor.
SIM beutI9sn ati9e purbe bufd bic
Observation-Disclosures pon 1548 unb
1877 bic Grthetlung bon moratGrien unb
3ipar Biz 8ur 0ausr bon 5 Sab,tn (bdber
per Rdme Auinquennalien) bed 2anbsSs
BERN iibsrtrdgen. Die Grt6,iIung bon
9enerdlmurutoritn mad einen I1natreR
2riege mar aIlgemein ilbli6. 60 nurbe
auf 8run6 bes peffGlifaeu 6ritbtns i'm
Reihsabfhiebe bon 1854 ellen G9uIbs
ntrn, 1pelae bur9 ben arifg ins @erbers
ben eetommen" fir 9e8a6llng aeliebenen
sapitals cine Griit bon bel 5d6ren sss
tpdbrt unb Der RiidIfano d[er nGbrenb
bes Grieees ~dufgeIauFsnen 3inren bis atI
elm 8iertel erIaTen. tad gesnbiguHg
bes fpaniI8en Gr6folgefrie9es Glib fpie
nab benz 7id6rigen 9tieae btrIieben bic
Qanbesberren Der burb ben &riee am
6periten betroffenen Gambler @eneraIins
bulte @rsuben 1863 fir S9leIiett. goms
mern unb bic Ruumdrt. Medlenburg
9urd bas prtuBtThe Gbitt bonn
10. Mai 1907 pprbe ben @runbbsfbern
Elm Generalmoratorium geaeben, bag Ipds
ter fir bic Mdrtin, 66leiien unb ppms
Iasrn Bic Gnbe 1918, fir Oft unb WeIts
preuBen bis GnOs 1921 perldngert puros,
mas Experimentation anbslauot, 70
fshlte es I6on I'M IS. Sobrun6ert nidt
an Gtimmen, ireIht bersn Nddibeile bsrs
borboben uub hersn @efbrdntuns bsrs
lanoten. Ser MiB6rau6, nslder bon
manhen 2dnbes1errm NIT grtbeiluns
bon Snbnltm gstriebeH purbe, fiibrie in
ein5elntn 0d[len Toaar 3u eilRm gius
fareiten Der b0dIten Reinsgerihhs, 70 i'm
Sabre 1922 segtn ben Ser3og bon Mtds
IsupnrssS Guerin. 0ura bic preibii6e
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I anosmslm Gsrl4iiorbnung bon 17lg,
bic be @raHblaet fir be pttublf6r al.
afmtlne @triAitorbnaHg bon 1894 tiL,
ss's, VRrbf bic 0rlbtEluHg bon moraips
htn BEN eaHb,ibsrrn tHlSoa,n uHb ben
gtrlAltH hbttiraetn, uHb bntd bic prtl,
bifhe notwithstanding bon 1855 nfoleie
cine iptlitrs @eiArdntuna, lnbsm nt Be-
himmi, bab bds Gsrl4t elm Special.
moratorium bS6htnt auf dn Jdbr unb
Hur geatn athung timer ettigntien 81
hErbeit Iir RopiioI unb 8inftu aspdbs
rtn barf. IN aHbtrtn bsuif4sn 6iaditH
tpurbs bic GrtbfiluHg bon MsraiorlsH
burh bic nerfaFune nulasidloFsr, 70 In
Sdalsn. acbtrn, pIotnbura, GrcuH'
fdiptis.
Sn OeHGrei6 pusbsn 1tutaioritu
bnr9 bic gtri6tsorbnuHe bon l7s4 be-
ftiiiqi; IN ben aGnberH bss fran56Ffhtn
Redis berIitb Der Gobs Gibil tbtnFaGl
nur ben 8tri4in bds Nt2t, BEN SduIbs
Hsr sintn mGbissn auFfhub uub bel Der
N~srurtbeilnng ~3abIauekFrif ~ anp0brsn,
unb in ben WtrtinisttH Gtaaisn III "a
bur9 bi, gsrTaHuHs CIrt. 1, ettt. 10.
~ ben GiHjsIfaattn ausbridlih bar
bottn, Observation-Disclosures az erlaHsn.
5n nsu.rtt 3ttt ,rfolste bonn In
4euti4ldnb inter dIstmtintr 3ufims
muns bic NnFhebnns alfsr nod selttnbsr
@oriariIitn ibsr 9ttpilieung bon Words
turisn unb 3abluHesFriIttn Sci ptrurtbtis
lung bur9 bic RtidsssIsbssbuns (eiH'
fibrunesa,Isb our Gipilpro5sborbmuHe
s Ia Stiff. 4, unb Ginfibrunesgtfts jur
aontursorbuuns S Al. @6n5Ii6e gtists
tisuns Der Wordtortsn ipnntt nmfo sbr
trFolssn als mad gluIbsbune Der Gaulb'
BAIT aud Der sablungsuHTdbtat Ghulbs
utr uiat ~DerhinS1i N bura Dttpsrtbuns
ltinsr arbeitsiraft fa cine ntnt tpirths
ihdfili9e Grintn, gu griinbtn. anbsrs
ntrbdlt ts |a nit OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
qasroinss III buTd nbtn unstfibrie @ts
isbs iibsrda benz 9anbssherru bas Rttt,
gensralmoretoritR bprn 9%sforbnuue az
srIaFsn. .ntapgsn. 5m bsutfdtr REID
fam muir bur9 Gin 1fei9sssfss. In anbs'
rem Gtdoten bur4 annbesgeisb Elm als.'
meincs mordiorium srIaFsn perben, unb
in Soften alesmsin pirtbi6ofiliaer Roth
in~sbtIonoers dbsr ndbrenb o6tr mad
einsm btrbarenbn 9risse pfIsst bas aud
III esI9tbsH, 70 in drdnirsit pdhr.no
unh ud4 BEN ari,s bon Toll. pie in !
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9sutI9Idnb bat tein Mordtorium pros
tldmirt unb III ftol3 barauf. Wdbrenb
5tpaa5ie anbtre 2dnbsr, barunter Dor .aIs
len bic triegfl6renben 0eHtrreids l~tngarn,
England, 6rdntr,iG, Sfubldnb, Eerbien
unb 8elgien, bsim qusbru9 bes 9risges
unb gum 9beil Iogar lhon pDrbet Mos
ratorien auf bic Dauer ~liit3trer ober ldns
gersr 3ett erlaHen baben, fiiblt 9suti6s
lamb ii4 fart seHtg, bur9Jubaltsu unb
bic bon einem @0Iterringen gsipaltigIter
ausbebnurg up~3trtrennliden @eIhdftss
unt Observation-Disclosures obue Inter
breduns Der rtstImdBisen Re9tsorbmng
81 iibtrbriiden. Gs Bat Mnerbalb Der
leBttren lisgenbs bslonhere Giuan3maBs
rsgeln angenommen, bic I'm auslanbe mas
msntli6 in England, geib erregtn. Seine
9anten t5un bas m0elidfte fir lire auns
Ben; cine arisgstrebit6art lit er0ffnet
iporben, bic 9arle6en gegen Si6erbeit Biz
81 onbert4dlb Miaidrben Mdrt gu eep16s
rem trmd6tigt iii; allerorten finb DON ben
Wtuni3ipdlititen ODER BON Go~spptrdtibses
feaidaften %garantirte unb BON groBen 6irs
men gsftiibte 3rebitbdnten barduF einges
BEN tIeinertn Establishment pOsr
aapitaliitsr bebiilfIia gu fem. Die auss
yiebigteit Oiefer 9ilfsmaBreeein fpirb fdpn
in ben n16Iten 5agen cine 9robe sl Be-
Iteben babeu. Der /. Otto6er gill I6on
eep0bnli9en l~tmfdnben i'm Ges
T4dftstdlsuber dIs Elm fritiIder Sag. ga
TinS mist6en unb 3inIen fd1ie, utb mans
fer aaufmann, Der bic borbanbenen @els
Der our 8etreitung Der laufenben Nus
gu bertpenben ~ee3tpungen mar, mag
an benz 9ags nit f6perer Gorse
er mag aen0tbigt fsin, gIdnbis
Jer Inn Stlnbung 3u bitten. ober bds lit
line qriDatabmahnng spifden iensn unb
uno er rsdnst niht harauf, bdB Ser
Staat Ia fir i6n ins MitteI Isge, ME e.
n ben 8lDdn3is anoereR qdnbern geIdiebt,
bic Moratorien trIafen haben.
Inter Mordtorium oSer, tpie es In Der
9eridtsiprade beiBt. Snbllt beritebt Msu
benz Gdulsner bur5 att Der
5~taatsgstpdIt %geipdbrten MuTI9ub 5ur grs
fdaissr Decentralization. 9eibs
ausoride tpmulsu aus benz GateiniTden
'mora, 8srsugi indulgere, Qaaii4t
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poriugal lnfoIas Der plh6l6dffndm
nHb flHanBltlsH 9oib In 9dbrt 1891.
iDiDle ieks In ben edHbtrH Ctnnrtihs
unedrn, GrdHirtl4, GHglanb, gubldnb,
BtlaiuH, Strbieu, gialitn, GAptil,
Ddnsmatf. G9psbsn. 9oripsesn, 9uIads
fitn, @risdenlanb, 9lriei, asappien,
argsniiHitH, grafIim unb Mtrlio (bss
rtilb felt Jauuar). Sn ben Q~itbsrlaHbsn
elm WeraiorlfngeItk IN @orbtraiuns,
unb China loa Elm allgsmdnss Woraio.
rum BADEN, bod III bariis.r nihts pss
H~autrtk befaHnt. TsuiTdlanb ALIEN uns
itt ben Rrlspfibrsnbtn bat ben Grlab
zines mpraloriums riHt fHr uStbia a.
baIitn unb f0nnie bic lluierlaFune nur
bur9 Ginbsrufuna btB Rei6atdes nafs
bolsn. Qbsr bisB Dirb i9psrli9 esl4tbm.
mit man In bsutlhen @eI9dfislrcllen
barilber bentt, gsbt btutli9 bsrbor aus
eem 8risft stnes einFIubr,i6eR 6amburs
ger Binansmannes an sinsn bisTgsn Gss
ihdftsfrsuHb, ben lsbiersr Treunbli9f Der
vStadts, 3eituna" sur @trfisuug gelitlt
BAT uno In peIden e beibt:
s6ier funttionirt Der 9isnii Der Rti9ss
buni in btrrIi9sr @tiis, ssHaH lpls Id q
5bnsn 70 biufig srllirt babe. Die bon
Der Reiasbdnt e,srinOtie 8arltbnstaFs
Ole obsn sripdbnte arirgstrsbitbanO Be-
Ieibl Rsiass uRb Stabtdnlsiben nit 90
pzoStrt, nnbere WGrtbe neutrdler Gtads
ten. pis 41zpros. Stpdbolmtr etc. nit 40
proasnt unb sisbt bdsegen 8dninoten,
be senau 70 i'm ltmlauf a%nstHommeR
ntrbsn, pis bic Rti6sbdutnoten. Der
pdtriotismus unb bic 3uberIidt eebt bler
foedr 70 nett, bdB Sober bas GolbeeIb,
bas tr nod I'm 9sitb BAT, BEL Der Reihss
bdnt tiHlitFsrt, tpeil bic aeihsbant bus
Re9t Fat, eds 8rtiFdhe ibres @olbbeFdns
ots in Qottn ~dusSussbsn. @er 20 g1arl
Sob siulisfsrt, trdst alio sur Grbobhuo
oes 3abIungsmitteIumlauTs Bel. bon
GsTammtmorutorium fpri6t mas
isin Nlsnfa msbr; i'm Geaenfbeil,
. fnb bier enorme Summer auf @iros
gonto Der Rtitsbani, bic aber iebt f@on
germ in prima : 8antresepten dugelegt
Bel 6 prosent Rsi6sbantsDi
1T Der pribdts8 isconto beute Az
pro5snt, Obne baB Der groBen Ra6frdee
psrbsn fam. sic ieben bieraus,
iatuer ss GRglaub gelingen fam, uns
sldnseubt u~irtbi4dftIiae qoFtion gu
'erni6ten." 6. 80. Goth.
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pie gmgGdHOer rh6nen
Die Oeutf6en Gruppen,

Der Spe8ioltorreIponbent BET .9ines-
ianbte aus 4miens einen ousfii6rliden
8eri9t ii6er bic aGmpfe Der Iebter Mos
den, in peldem ss beiBt: 9as @prriiden
Der Deutiaen bDl3iebt ita nit beiudbe
lnglatblt4er 69nsLigteit. Ra6bem
General Soffre Elm 3uriidgeben auf Der
aan8en 2tnie dubefobIen BATE, litBea bic
9eutf4en ben beIteu Rriegsreqeln foIs
genb, benz iid suriid3iebenben 6eer teinen
aRgenbIif Rube unb iesten Bic grrfoIs
guna i%naufb6rli8 fort. Gfueseuge, Sep
pelinluft9iffe unO gepan3erte AutomnbiIe
purbeu gegtn ben Seinb pie 8oaeupfeile
d~bgefanbt, lteber bic 5apferIeit Der
9eutiaen gu fpre9en, eriibriet fid. Gie
mdrf9iren in tiefer Q~btheilun0en beinabe
sel4lDIen por. GaIlen bic Reiben untef
benz 4rtilertefeuer, 70 itiirat neue Mdnns
f9dft Dor. Die nebermaht Der Oenti9en
tit 10 groB, baB man Ie e%benIoipeuia pte
bic Dogen bes Mesrss auf6aI!ts s.ayte.
Die lleberlegenbeit Der 9eutI9en in BET
3abl Der @eI6ibe, Defenders Der MdI6is
uengspebrs. bic fe NIT unBerprbentIi1er
Wirtung gebrau9en, Der ousgg3si1net
organiirte Grilnbunssbiena NIT Glugs
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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-06-05
NO PARDON FOR WILBURA
MUST HANG FOR CRIME

Atlanta, Ca, June 4. - Recommen-
dation was refused by the prison com
mission today on the plea in behalf
of Nick Wilburn, under sentence OF
death for murder, that his sentence be
committed to life Imprisonment. Will
burns application for clemency was
presented with a signed statement
from him placing on Mrs. Kate King
the blame for the murder of James
King, the Jones county farmer for
whose death Wilburn was convictei /,
after he confessed. The woman was
freed by a jury.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-06-05
(Valdosta Times.)

Americas has made another change
in their team. They have added Glenn
Colby, the old Georgia star, to the;.,
lineup. Colby has been playing in
the Sally league for the past two or
three years, and should make the
Muckalees a good man. The Americas
management seems to be determined
to give their town a winning ball team
if possible. They have spent enough
money on different players to have
bought several good men, and yet Whey
are dissatisfied.
What is the trouble with the Nil
lionaires is a question which we d.
not care to answer We have heard
vague rumors of internal dissen-
sions, and from the ball they have
been playing for the past week We
are highly inclined to believe some
that we have heard. If this be true.
some kind friend should go to the
team and show them exactly what they
are doing.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-06-05
WIFE IS SHOT MIS-
TAKEN FOR THIEF

Alexandria, La, June 4.-Gropine
in the dark to the bed shortly be
fore midnigh while her husband was
asleep Mrs. zee Brouilette, prominent
Jackson avenue resident of this city
stumbled aga INST a chair.
The noise awakened her husband
Without looking to see if his wife was
in bed beside aim, he grabbed his re-
volver from under a pillow and fired.
His wife scres med and fell. The shot
struck her in the abdomen. Physicians
hastily summoned, say the wounded
wife has chance to recover, but that
her wound is very dangerous.
The husband is PROSTATE with GRIEF,
Police investigated, but no arrest was
made, as the wife and husband each
tell the same story and bear out the
burglar-scare story.
Mrs. Brouillette and her husband are
we'll known in social and business cir.
Giles of Alexandria and are prominent
ly connected.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-06-05
STANDING OF CLUBS
Georgia State League.

Valdosta, Ga, June 4.-(Special.)-
Valdosta lost pretty game to Ameri-
Gus this afternoon by the score of 3
to 1. Geary twirled beautiful ball for
the Muckalees and, held Valdosta to
seven scattered hits. Anderson also
worked a pretty game and but for err
rors in his support, the score would
probably have been different. Leonard
felded in wonderful style at second
base, and the entire Americas team
-felded in jam-up style. Ellis pulled
two nice catches in right field. Weller
was the fielding star for the Million
aires. Hurley led at the bat with
three hits, while Geary and Dacey
made two each. The box score fol-
lows: