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The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-18
.S1O79.1O CLEARED
 BY COTTON BALL
Ladies of Neighborhood House Announce Expenses
 Were Less Than $46O

that the recent cotton ball, under the auspices of Neighborhood House. cleared $1079.l0 for this we'll known charity. The expenses of the ball were between $450 and $460. The showing is considered excellent and as reflect ing much credit upon the ladies who managed the affair.
 The announcement of the financial outcome of the ball was made yester- day following a meeting of the lady board of managers, It will be recalled that the cotton ball was given at the Tutwiler last month and proved one of the most successful of the seasons so cial affairs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-18
CARRANZA FORCES
 REPORTED DEFEATED

Douglas, Ariz., December H.-Instead of winning victory, as claimed last night, the Carranza force operating between Cu- hata and Simita. Sonora, was defeated by a Maytorena detachment, according to reports received today. Of 250 Carranza troops sent south less than 75 returned to Agua Priesta.
 The Maytorena troops are reported awaiting endorsements at Fronteras be- fore attacking Agua Prieta. Maytorena now has control of eastern Sonora, south of Agua Prieta. except Naco.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-18
Weather Conditions

Birmingham, December 17.-G D. m.l While the pressure has continued reIa. lively high throughout the eastern half of the country during the past 24 hours
 the position of the center now lies from the central Ohio valley eastward, ano most of the interior is showing the in. fuence of low pressure conditions that prevail to the westward. General cloud. mess and rising temperatures were gen. eral throughout the cotton belt, and rains have occurred over most western dis.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-18

tricts Snow has fallen in Iowa and Missouri. Temperatures range from to F degrees higher over the upper half of the Mississippi basin. Another area of snowfall in the middle portion of the plateau and Pacific divisions is attending the low pressure center.
 In the cotton states temperatures have risen from 1 to degrees east of the Mississippi river, and have falen slightly or remained stationary in the western sections, where the rainfall has occurred. Summary of observations inade at United States Weather Bureau stations during the "A hours ending p. In., sev- enty-fifth meridian time, December 1T, 1914:
 fEer,n.iira Pra
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-18
Jubilee Largely Attended

Anniston. December 1S.-Knights of Pythias from every part of the Anniston district were in the city Thursday night for the purpose of receiving the degrees in amplified form and witnessing the cell ebration of the Golden Jubilee at the New Noble theatre. Grand Chancellor l.. G. Waldrop returned Thursday morning from Birmingham, where he had attended similar exercises. and was accompanied home by T. R. Walker. who had charge of some of the dramatic flea. lures of the celebration.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-18
Bridges Made Game Warden

Montgomery, December H.t-tSpecial.@
 Announcement, of the appointment of John J. Bridges of Garland as game var. den of Conecuh county was made ysster- day by John IT. Wallace dr.. state tame and fish commissioner. Mir. Bridges suc- ceeds M. l.. Johnson, removed from the county.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-18

alyzed, the board has this date passed a resolution and caused same to be spread on the minutes showing their disposition toward this proposition.
 ''I realize that to a certain extent my reputation is at stake, and with reference to special grand jury being empaneled to make a thorough investigation as to MT. Gwins recent charges, meets with my hearty approval. However, 1t is a well known fact that MT. Gwin laid these charges before the grand jury which ad- ijourned last Friday preceding his state ment in the Saturday evening and Sun day morning papers.
 l am personally in favor of a thorough investigation being made of all the ac- tions of this board and would suggest that an accountant of known ability and integrity be employed to make this in- vestigation, and that said accountant be appointed, not by the board of revenue, but by a committee of citizens composed of such men as Messrs. G. B. McCor- mack J. II. Barr. w. w. Crawford, A. B. Loveman and E. J. Smyer, and that likewise one or more engineers oe ap- pointed by committee of citizens cap able of making a selection composed of such men as Messrs Priestly Toulmn, Robert Jemison, Sr., James Bowron, H. l.. Badham and Hugh Morrow, and to make public report of not only the work covered by the contract on the Co., lumbiana road but of any other road and bridge work completed by this board or which may now be under construc- tion.'' ga
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-18
Weather Forecast

Washington, December H.-Forecast for Alaba ma and Mississippi: Cloudy Friday and Saturday. probably local rains.
 Georgia: Cloudy Friday and probably Saturday.
 Tennessee: Cloudy Friday and Satur- day; slowly rising temperature.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-18
To Pay Tribute to the
 Memory of Johnston

Washington, December T.-(Special. )-At the instance of Senator Bankhead, the Senate today set aside Saturday, January g. for memorial services for the late Sem ator Joseph F. Johnston of Alabama. Eu- logies over the late Senator A. O. Bacon of Georgia were pronounced in the Senate today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-18
Heads Swiss Parliament

Berne. December H--(Via Paris, S:15 D, rn.)-Federal Councillor Giuseppe Motta of Arcola has been elected president of the Swiss Parliament.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-18

EVERYTHING CHEAP AT GUNN's TWO STORES FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS. JOS. K. JOHNSON, TRUSTEE.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-18
EXPERTS RET|CENT AS ID CONTROVERSY
 INVOLVING BOARD
Kendrick and Gafford Steer Clear of Matter-The City Buys Chert Delivered
 for S5 Cents a Yard

Engineers and others who are considered involving construction of streets and roads declined on yesterday to give opinion as to whether or not the board of revenue has been paying an, exorbitant price for chert used on the Columbiana road.
 City Engineer Julian Kendrick after de- clining to express himself, said that the city was unable to present case which might furnish a criterion for just price to be paid for chert. Street Commissioner Frank H. Gafford declined to become in volved in the controversy, though he did intimate that he had heard criticism of an adverse nature regarding the price paid by the county for the chert used on the Columbiana road. He positively declined, however. to express his own opinion, and added that he had not investigated close enough to be capable of passing judg- ment.
 MT. Gafford stated. however, that chert when delivered to the city by railroad companies was paid for f. O. b. Brming- ham at rate of 50 cents per cubic yard. He estimated that haulage would add an additional 20 cents per cubic yard. He stated, also, that when the chert was de- livered by the street railway system 1t was dumped on the exact spot where it was to be used, and was paid for at a rate of s5 cents per cubic yard
 Engineers not connected with the city and heads of companies having chert for sale declined to make a statement re- garding the differences which have de- Velcped between the ,5o1td ,f ,,,refue and the county engineer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-18
Says He Will Do This if the County Is Unable to
 Stand Expense
REPLY OF BOARD NOT SATISFACTORY TO HIM
Says if No Action Is Taken Mass Meeting of Citizens of County Will Be Called-Refers to Mat
 ters of Record

In regard to the differences which have been developed between the board of revenue and the county engineer respect ing the contract for the cherting Of the Columbiana road, Fred M. Jackson, in a letter to The Age-Herald, declares that if the county has no funds with which to withstand the cost of a thorough investi- gation, he will raise the necessary funds and that if no action with a formal in vestigation in view is taken by the board of revenue, there will be called a mass meeting of the citizens of Jefferson county.
 MT. Jackson states that he offered a resolution before the board of directors Of the Chamber of Commerce yesterday afternoon calling upon the judges of the criminal courts of Birmingham to im- panel a special grand jury, but that the resolution was voted down. In his let ter, which follows. MT. Jackson refers to certain matters of record which he says may be found in the office of the engi- neer:
 To the Editor of The Age Herald.
 It is with regret that I, as well as many others with whom l have talked, note that you think, as stated in your editorial today. that the charges of carelessness in the matter of the board of revenue making contract as has been shown could be dismissed, accepting as final the statement made, not by the board of revenue. but by three members
 It is not right for you or anyone else to presume that the motive of MT. Gwin in making the charges was because of his having been deposed, unless a thorough investigation was made. The inference is that It IS spite work on the part of MT Gwin in making his statement. You do not attribute to him any honesty of purpose, which may or may not have actuated him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-18

Inc Food-Drlnls tor all Agss Rich milk. malted grain, in powder form. For infants, ,invalids and growing children. Purenutrition. upbuildins the wholebody. Invisontes nursing mothers and the aged. More hsalthful than tea or coffee. Tsks as susssituss. Asa sss lsoRLleHe
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-18
Pennington Statement

MT. Penningtons statement follows
 With reference to suggestions that have been made regarding the actions of the present board of revenue being an
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-18

The social which was to have been given by the Baraca class of the Pres byterian church tonight at the resi- dence of w. R. Stewart has been post poned until after the holidays.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-12-18
Local Data

,r the 24 hours ending at p. m. De-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-22

foiteoe ca. / Ore. Nu bar De 9riit.
he Ifafiet iie Ell me9et Iiae llogoue
Al Narfnseoangeliet til ianme 9ris.
o. M eiper Sc oeres @aiter ct ian.
oalt etsemplnr I steOet Tor Snap.
len.
8enne mnstige Wioota9eliabgO be.
reoer MisiionGrerne itore @lGoer
men o9iao meaet arbeiOe. 0fte TOM.
mer Der ieaenSe Nlenneifer o. nil
tale meo Qiisiionurrn ON Rntten
SnOen lea iorIoo aorea. boO Dc
friime aoreanere mia on at tage
Ell frrIia 9rooerhilien mco til De
5roeuOe I 8anmart. % Den bill iea
oaiaa %ooerbrinae Der.
vi bar ligeiom aoreanerne Dor
6olfeiora. maatte pi lioe JON Dem
ltloer oeii fpre al lpgge port reli.
aisle % poIitiife Rnrtifubl til Sioe
OF oerpeo fon itsrre aGrliabeO til
bort 6olf. port ioroiife % biamteIife
Tnorelano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-22
@arcns, ga.

Utarcns - Oct er ct befenot liaon
ira Dor 9ibel 1apu paa ell al Dc
ire Gpangeliiter. men oct or ogiaa
gtapu pna ct befenot 30 / Soma be.
ligligenoe peo 81. @entral @ooeos
bate ira Siour Stu til 9bicdgo. cit
imuf On pan omfring f000SnobDa
8ere, / ell imif 0megn. % / en- a
De irugtbnreite Gale al 6ele 9au0et
- ia bole Soroflooen. On al pore
9anOsmdnO, iom bar reiit meget %
let +i8 on Den oioe &eroen. iagoe
iorleoen Sag, at be%rontfring par oct
beoite SteO. ban bopoe inn0et emo.
MI. 6or min Gel tror iea, at Der
iin0es mango Steoer, Der / G}attr.
ifenbeo ooergaar 0megien Der, men
life mango, ser / 6%rugtbar6eo oners
8aar Den; bbilfet oaiaa les ocrai. at
Der 6erira bliber nfien0t ilere area.
tnrer bpert 9lor Ell ira uogen moet
Station melem Siour Gitp % 96i.
ea9o poo Sa. Central 9anen.
9De1 Wiarcls bar 5 airfer. men
iii9en Saloner, Ell megen 400 0ei.
ifole. bportil Der MI ogiaa fol ieies
Normal Se6ooI.gfociing til Otter.
aaret. 9pen bar uDlie iaaet inOla9t
eleftriif Sps. % iprlig @opeogaoen
taaer iia iGroeles itraalenoe no peo
9fnttetioe. naar ale DC itore Samper
er tGnote. vi bar GA ogiaa iaaet
BET me prpgtiae 9us mologt Dor
oanife STRIFE, bnilfet ui er nleaet
tilireOs meo. og iom er en- itor 5or.
%beoriHg ober oct forrige @aSlps.
@nitoraict Der nOgeres al ire
@%eniabeoer, @arcus, Onens % vi.
tn. elsie ire Wenia6eOer cr ale
bleDnc ell Gel iiarre / 4areis 2eb.
Zen oonife geiolfnine er tillige bic
pen life iaa liOt fore9et paa lIe ire
Steoer / oct iioite Mar oeo Sn0pan.
orina ira Ianmarf, bpiltet oaiao
oiite iig peo Dor !. SuIiieit, bporoeo
Der par iamlet mellem 200 300 al
port 6olf. % iaa par Der enooa ilet
ingen ira alta, % en- 3el6amilier
ira Marens o. 0Dens BAR al Tor.
ifclIigc @rmoe 6ellcr life mcO. 9or
/. SllGifeit bolotes i aor i 6orbin.
oelie meo @lisiionsmeoet Opens,
% DC par begac iur6eles pcllnffet
aorr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-22
aerreipomoancer
Bella, Del Wen, Salt.

Mrs. 9iuoeu er reiit tiIbage til III
Stem ! Chicago. Sa. eiter at bun
i Ipnaere 1io bar upret hos fin
SDigerisn o. Cater DIR % Mrs.
Sans 5rit5eu.
Chris Seuien % Somilie er reiit
til @rui6, Colorado, uel uGrmrit
for oercs Ssns SfulO. buem eG.
arrnc baoOe tilraaoet ct bsiere al.
titu0e.
CLARA Senritien er fonnnen biern.
eiier II hiu | noale MaanaOer bar
oaret | 0aflouo.
ri bar oein i aar bait oalif
SoeroagsffoIe / ire llser.
Miis Sennu anuoicn ira 6resro
par Mar 2preinoe,
Gginn | anr bnuoc Senoagsifo.
len o. Speroassifolen en- llofIuat til
@abtotc cofe oeo Chen al Bier.
get Campbell. Misiionar Sd)ult5
ira Selmo Dor meo oa tdIte for oS.
Baitor 0ielien par nemlig en- Iur
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-22

Den Deo Soften forbsieoes o9ida oeo.
at Mrs. Beef, ionl for fort Eio Il.
Den BAR nleget ing % maatte uuoer-
fate fig en- Operation paa ct Ga.
natorinm / 6resno. igen er ibloll0t
os og er rift iom isr.
vi @piter bar ri / Den ienere
5iO bait 0irs. o. 0iiis Senien.
ouitru % 0atter al Yoitor Senien
ira San 5raniisco. DIR. $. 9bris
itiatien Sen al 9nit. %. .. 9bri.
%itianien bar opertnget en- 9eitilliaa
/ s.. @rafis 6orretnina j 6resno
% beigate DIR. aringels beriloe
0iiis Oie0er % 9agmar 0ieper er
paa 9eieg Dos i. Rileganros. @am.
le Dirs. Dlepcr bliper iUa8ere, men
bm par oog meo til 8eoiels0aas.
ieit ioa Def iom ale De anOre 70
so darige, Der 9IGOcr Iig oeo at
oGre me0 en- idaoan Da8.
Gaitor % Qirs. Sanien reiite
paa 3erie Den IL og ii 6aaber.
De oil ie en- 900 Gel al Dor oionn.
oerlige Stat. % at De nlaa foume
tilboae itprfeoe til 2egeme o. 5ipf.
8i uil iapne Dem. 9enlig Silicn til
a3nniferen@s 9aiere, iprlig Snr-
ma. Nis., Solfene.
ar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-22

tercsiant 8laos. st Bar al De ull-
&c Mano ifal ian isr1e for Sore
tgi og ire al De rnge Bigger Tor Be
ipisnin9en, iom meobringes. 8il
@erren Ina gine 9oot @ejr, bIiper oet
nof ell forneielig 51tr.
st 8or @onge / Silni bar oct
uGret temHelia baarot @eir. ierit
I Maoncoeu Ioroen. 9pn o9 en-
@}asie Gegn, ioa 9onoet / 5looei
eff 2 300 bsiere Den @anl en-
nogen Siuoe fer, iiges Der. @arocr
og 9roer ifpleoe bort. % tore 10
uaifningar ifete icloisIgelig. e.
mere ben / MooneOen trof Ell orfan.
aatia Storm Der ben ober oa oiiteo-
fom fife iaa Iiot Sfaoe.
Gen II. SUM 6aboe apinoefore-
ninaen fin 9oiar. 6erren oao 0oOt
Geir Den 8na. og Der par en- itor
5oriamling, iom { uoale Gimer ban
DC nefslet Ell Gel 9enge; oct er en-
Dag. man life moa glemme 9engene
biemme. Ter bIeb ooer blmoreOe
Dollars / iri 6%ortieneite.
ri fan iaa after glaoes peo at ba-
be Mrs. M%dttbieien iblanOt os OH
life itgrf enon1t. iaa ieroes bun oa
liot omfring. Sad pi0t pioes par
bum oa ogIaa meo til a0inoemeoet
i Sllli; apinoeforeninqen 6ao0e nof
beitenlt oeo iorrige Nisoe at bereoe
6enoe en- lille 0perraifelie. naar bun
fom neo til Mpoe iqen. Mrs. Mot-
tbicicn 6leo ioa al aninOeiorenin'
gcns grpiioent opcrraft en- aon-
uollt oeo nouute @teoe. &pao oen
%iuoc6oIot ifaf lea lace oGre %uoiagt.
SierteIil ailien til ale p0anife-
ren"s 9piere. O}eOOeler.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-22
0cnmarf. @io

Sui 1914.
Gen 30. MAJ oprailot meO Col.
lin % 100 Bel / Mar. on pa set cr
Ell Scit6aa Der I 3umarf. iaa bleu
1nae o9iaa benottet. 9eo @rpite
boliacu par Der en- Gel Mcneifer
iamlet. 0e mge 4iaer. Senoagsifo.
lelGrerne B ~oanifeairfe laoeOe OIL
5ormio0aaen See Cream ionl ifni.
De iGlaes ON eftermiooaaeu. 81
ter Miooagsmaoen beopnote 10.
ialget, % ier man pioite al oct.
bar Der life mere. Wottbieieu gnu
os en- ifen lille 5ortalling, o.
man lana Here Sange til @lpoe o.
O%pmmtrina.
Sm eiterniooogen 9lnoieong
bnuOe ri @uOstieneite / ben npe
airfe, oa Der bar fommen mango
Tor at bore Electromagnetic mootte
ben Scaigaono oaiao Den Gag bane
iaoet Son at gere lin @ernin1. SIN.
oog eiter Ginie bar Der Optagclie
/ Wenigbeoen, noget man iiffert
alroer Jig ueo, bner @oug BET tier
Oct bar abreno 9ucfmann nleo
6amilie, JON bleo optaaet. Oct er
alto elroeligt, noar DER er npc
Meolemmer, iom bill 6sre til DE.
ni9beoeb matte oct iaa ogiaa of.
pe oiSie 9enner til 9eliignelie.
Sort Iio cftcr bapoe llngoomss
foreninqen lit SdIpaarsmsoe, bpor
De boooe Den @lroe. at 6 me Meo.
lcmmer inomelote iis. 9eo iammc
Mpoe beiteunte De nugp at bnpe Ell
lloflugt pr IutontobiI til en- Bloos,
Tom faloes The Gapes" en-
Wpligoe itore Sten. en- NOT iao IN
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-22
SGe MGrfe til
bore me aonfirmanobibler.

6or at meoe aropet ON en- nogei
prnere 9ibel til Meaempris ionl
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bar hi Iaoei
iremitille felgenoe to Rumre / ipe.
cieI for os uofgrt Snobinoing: -
0r. 24-a. Gen alminoeIioe Son.
f%irmonobibeI | 2ommeiorunot. =
Speciel Snobinoing / tint, beje.
Iiet Gbaroin meo @uIoinit. -
Bris $40.
Rr. 2l--9. Snmmc iom Ger. a.
q. men meo ruuoe Sigrner
9ris $f.60.
@eo1e oisie 9ibIer er al set oou.
lie gibeIieIifabs llo9oner, og meb
BET M Teltamente | np OberiGtteIie.
Zen. Der bar Jet oisie 9ibIer, bill
bare enig meo os J. of De irrIiet
egner fig til @opebseer.
Napn paoiGttes | @uIo for 20
Gents efstra. Iapn og Ooto 80
Gents.
Dan. entb. Eubl. Comic,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-22

oppe / Socramento 9aaep / oisIe
1age.
4aItor &onien 8enoer, Colorado,
bar iagt ia til aaloet ira Mpnigbe.
oen Der og / selma til at pure here's
9f1it % Siuleieroer.
I u.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-22
Ere nue. q
al
ariiteliat 5ulfe6i6l jOtef.

Sarms, SlnmGarOt % Muffat
ariteIige 2~eoneosleb i oct 10.
aorbmoreoe /, @eo Boit. u. 6
9. 8rooe.giasmusien. 276 Sioer
SnOb. / argnt Sbirtine meo
@lll6trpf. 9ris 30 CTS.
SilleSrr ira 5Olfclipct. Spo 5or.
tpIlineer al 8. s. BON Soften
meo 6orfottcrens IilIaoeIie oper.
lat al Eait. g. @9iiniter. 6ororo
al aomtesie 8. anlttb. 223 81.
Der. Snuff Sbirtingsbino. 4ris
90 Gts.
@crOcns 6noc. Gn aprligbeos6iito.
RE Of Com. eealeiton 5oriotter
al qaorp@. IS aampen8 BUILDER"
o. Il. 800 siocr. 9rnn sbirting
meo @iiGotrof. Qris 50 SIS.
ariiteIiat 8olfebi6liotef rcoioeres
al Qoit. @. Miinitcr, 9rGit oeo ct.
9uffas 9irte / aeben6opn. Set rr
uoelnffenoe aooe. rene Bigger. Der
bring7s. 0e ire obenitooenoe bill
oonne ct oproiiulot TiIIpg til en-
bber @o9iomIing.
0nniib 9ntb. Hnbl Sonie,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-07-22


ne, Der 10 altio bar bait Ell 900 ap.
petit iaa Dc %enooaian enaatg llll9te
belle Geroen, mrn M npies De nleo
mqgtiae Bortioner Wocnroni % hi
lotto. Spparterne iorer irem OF
tiIbaae meO daoi og aaraiicr, o.
De ioriinar lige iaa li0t iom &c
%mmorappe NomaIinoer i a1lpeen,
at bette er ct b%eitioeliat 2ieblif
Tor mia. Der neo oct 9oro bar ieg
iiooet mnngen sang meo Genuer o.
Reminder. Ger M or lanaueis borte,
nogle iaa lonat. at DC alOrig fan
fomne tilbaae; Der Oraf oi monaen
lDitig aiten oen gplone 6rascati
mems ri ituoereoe Spiieieolen og
rcgneoe no, bporoan ni firnoe blioe
mrtte paa oea biaiaite WaaOe.
llei intet al bette ioriiaar 0pbar.
terne, oe iarer Blot irsm % tiIbaae
meO 0iernerne mpolrenoe inloe Al
aoteletter, @oraor5ola.0it o. meaet
anOet aoot.
On M bar ie6 ielo iaoet no9et
al bette aooe: i @Iasiet perler Den
6erliqc 5raicoti lea oirffer ct title
ggaer Tor @ennerne Tor Geninoen
oerbiemmel Saa tGn0er leg min
Dlinahetti, lGier mia tilbage. Dc
fleite @ritrr er gnaet; Tor BET er
lent, on nj roffer Gprten og &9rt'
inoen frem, letter ii9 til 9oros
meO Gpoarterne. Ger M ielo tai
bape liot al Den 8oOe Mlao, De Ia
acn lana bor trafteret anore neo,
ogiaa ct Bar aeftcafoner | 9on-
oe0raafer noe ira Glbnno letter ii9
til 9orOs. 5nuffeu aanr, 1dno.
itifferne gaar, Satteren lpOer oa
set er 10 nof eleftriif. bet Gus, Der
faiter iii Gin ben ooer De tglHe,
alaOe Memeifer; men lea er oog
mango. mango Mar ira eoiions I'D:
Scenen Der er iaa gate romerif
iom 0a 9lod maleOe berneOe :.
Seq oriper lanas 6orio. ollie 9u'
tiffer er mffeoe al 6oogGngere %
Goanc er Der fln ioa, iaa pioes
9IaOirn no ioran mia. lea itoar paa
9ioBa Del 9opolol
Deroure 9orta 3opolo meo ga
rabinierpngielt. oproppe 9ionte Bin
clio. Der C6eliifen meo DC lire %.
per ms. belt beroUer fon ieg
6sre 8nnoitraaIerne. Der platter no
ira oeus @unoe.
9hl iiooer lea oupe poa en- AZ
esueruaaeuc o. lager min isrlte hi
oetir i Rom. Stiae liaaer Qlaos
iei. finn u~laifpr % platter oct I
Mmmernc: ie1 er lanat ira oct mo-
aerne Nom men MI: Der ira
0iernen flcmter BET en- eleftriit
Sporuoan. qan oens Sfilt itadr:
Fan Qietro.
Sea fan life anoet. ieB iprinaer
%. GA bort r1sler Oct mcllem mo,
ocrne oiic og 9ioaraitbeatrc. iaa
bliuer @aoerlte iuUprere. mere I'LL
e. aonouteren iiger:
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Evening journal., 1914-07-06
COMMODORE DUPONT 5
SLOOP SUE Wins
chesapeake race

The sloop Sue, owned by Commodore
Alfred /. dupont Of the Cambridge
Yacht Club, came into her own yester-
day when she crossed the finish line oil
Ferry Bar seven minutes in the lead OF
the sloop Zilieoa Of the Baltnmore.Cor-
intman Yacht Club after racing from
Annapolis
lhe race between the two sloops in
dicates that the pair are well matched,
chat the slightest error on the one on
the other getting an advantage in wind
will determine the winner all ol whiea
makes the racing between them Of the
kecncst interest.
The two boats started from Annapolis
NJ ll,la o'clock Yesterday morning in
The annual race OF the Corinthian Nacht
club and while the real official race of
tho day was between The Iillicoa nd
the Ventura the Sue went INTO the race
monitially and for the sake of ihc
sport.
The Sue crossed the line 70 the lee
ankle. The addition al Maloy. how
eyer Is expected TO Keep the Chicks
in the running. tie made a great get.
away ~ the Trenton games and Il he
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