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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-08
auS(ano Ue(egrap@.
!5paano bilft.
Gtetlt ben no.6teibezben
gelgiern 10000 Sounen
Mei5en 3ur 8ers
fiigung.

Rotterbum. 7. December. on
elmer am Montuu ituttaebubten Sisa
una bes bollGnoiIten &a6inetts. Der
audi Der 8eTddftgtrdger 2eng9orne
unb &apitdn 6. =. 2ueep BON Der bels
aiTber hilfstomnniiiion beitpobnten,
erflarte iih bic bolldnbii9e Regierung
bamit einperItanben ben Rotbleibenben
in 8elgien iofort 10000 Spnnen Beis
Sen i'm 8ertbe elmer MilIion Dollars
aur @erfiigunq au itellen. Dieter Weia
3en III dls Elm Odrleben su betrad)tea
unb beaiialih Der Hidsritattung bieIes
0arlebns Fat bic holldnoiitbe Regiss
runq abiolut teine 8eoingunger ges
itellt.
Die 0ilfsfpmmiiiion 1T fir biefes
Gntoegentommen Der bollGnoifben
Regieruno auBerurbentlia oantbar,
bd Tie baburf in ben Stunb perfebt
pirb, ber oeeenipGrtigen g2otb su iteus
ern unb bic npt6leioenben 8elgier fir
etpa Oierapbn Sage nit groo au Der'
iorder.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-08
Rleixs DsIiseiaaAri@tex

- aobn aosbl. BON Reabing, o.,
melbete asitern Der pOIi3si. bdb ibm
fein lutomobil. oab er penigt WliHus
ten Dor bsm 9Dric Sbeutsr un6eauf.
fi4tist iteben IieB, ssitOb!eH lpOrOsu
1T.
- Gegen Senrh 6Oltgrieue, Der
Giaentbiimer elmer Mirtbi6uft an oer
Setiten unb Sbeamore Strabe, MUIR
be aeitern BON sSnipettOr Dorm, Don
Der 2i5enstommifion Elm Saft6sfebl
nesen angebli6er 9erIsBuua bes
Sonntagsseiesss eripirtt. Wie Dorm
febauptst mar bic 6oltgriep'i6e
Wirtbidaft am Sountas i'm pollen
9etrieb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-08
Webmrten.

aniprence unb CLARA @labmeDer,
957 Yapillon Ctr. Mdbaen.
sSrant unb emma aebman, 272
Rennsr StraBs, anabe.
areoerid unb Marsaret Jrebelate,
625 5rsnion 2lpenue. anabe.
RubOlpb unb Roro Reinbarbt, 549
Milton Sirabe, Mdbhen.
Carl uno Marp Sofer, 301 9oobs
man Strabe, &na6e.
gbmunb uno geliu Rindenberssr,
1891 0uuahn GtrdBe, and6e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-08
Nodp in,iner eriolslos
Die SndJc nadl Sem fliidltisen gauf
ranber Soe. Draper.
Seia Spfer, ;srl. Gertrude yal5, iuirO
iuifoer scneien.

Die Suds na9 Soc Draper, Der
Dor einigen 5agen FRI. Gertrude
8al5, cine 2lnseitellte Der Binton
plaee 9dnf NIT einem eifernen 8ol-
Sen nieberid)lila unD Ha6bem er etlpa
$3.50, Die auf bsm 3abltii6e lassn,
on ii6 aenommen, bic 5luft srsriis
fen bat. 1T Big iebt, irOBbem fait bag
game Deteitip Departement oamit
beiddfiiat lit. erfolslos aeipeien. Gas
sisnalement beg fIiidiisen 1T an
aIle Stdbte rnb Sriidafisn Der ums
eegenb nno au6 nad alien gr0Beren
Stdoten bes 2unbes aeiHidt porbsn,
uno biirfte es benfel6sn i6iper fallen.
iih nod lanse bem 2lrme Der Gere9s
tigteit au entsieben. Der poli5ei ipurs
be aeitern Don perifiebenen Seiten aes
melOst. baB Draper bier in Der Stabt
aefeben porben lei. ginige Qelte tpole
fen ibn i'm Weitenb beaegnet iein unD
EN- 6err 9lrtbur Stspenion, beiIen
Bureau fi6 in 90. ALI Grlte Ratio
nal 8ant @ebdube bsfinost, Der 0ras
per BON Qnieben tennt, bebauptst iteif
unb felt, bah er i'm aeitern gormittas
an Der 2i6ertb unb 8ine gstroffen
bdtte. Draper. Der ibn o6ns 3peiiel
ertannte, iei idnell burh cine QlleD
entiHliipft nnb ebe er (SteDenfonl ii9
nit Der polisei in 0er6inbuna ieben
tpnnte, iei Der @ogel piebsr ent-
ifliipft getpeIsn.
@eitern 9l6eno irdf i'm poli3eis
5duptquartisr cine 5slepbonboti6ait
elm, ber5ufolge Elm Wanu, auT ben bas
Signalement 9rapers pabt unb Der
aud einen syilabut nit griinsm ganbe
trug, in einem gutomobil bur6 Wias
mitotpn, S9io, setommsu lei uno ii6
bort, neil an Dem araftpagen ettuas
puiiirt ipar, ldnge ssnig dufbalten
mubte. I'M ben S6aben dussubeiIern.
norauf er in Der Ri9tung ua6 Sns
Diana ipeiter sefabrsn lei. SbneIl
ipurbe iiberaI bin telspbonirt unb be-
peiAirt, aber bdlb iiellte es ii6 bers
aus, baB aud bisie Spur cine falide
mar. Der Wann in Dem @utomobil.
Der perbaftet uuo bier sinssliefert
iporben mar, sntpuppte iih aIs Wm.
gpers bon ITO Weitlpooo 4psnue uno
bas 9lutomobil als basieniee bes Ssrrn
Sobn aoeG Don Redbiug. Sbio, 0as
bemieIbeH seitern Radmittag Dor Dem
2Dric Sbenter geitoblen iporben mar.
4oebl unb einise ieinsr Sreunoe fpas
rem es Guh, bic Gpers na1 silem befs
tigeH Sample in WliamiioipH, Sbio,
no fie ibn erpiidten, feftsenommen
unb Der Poli5ei iiberlisferi batten.
SRI. Gertrude gdls, bas Spfer Dra=
pers, bat, tpie bonn gstbesba Soipital
beriftet ipirb. tpunoerbarer Weiie bic
ariiis iiberitanbeH uno piro na9
2lusfaee Der iie bebanbelnbsH 2lerate
lpieber geneIsn.
Die Satin unb aiuber 0rapers
Iinb pb Der Sitaatiou, in tpel9e lie
bur6 bas 9sridNpinbsn bes Maunes
unb ben @erha6t, Der auf ibm ruht,
geratbeH iiub. fait untr0ifli4.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-08
6Ie.Grlanbxikiaeine.

(elbe Dd6sman, %, 8o5 Meit 7. Ctr.
(gsrtrube ROtb. 20, 500 Dsit 8. Ctr.
)@altsr elart espad, 27e4 RabifOn
I RoaS.
telisabstS g. elttins, 23l1 llplanb
plaee.
}paul slr6ibalb. so, gleip Uorf.
lgertba o. Sumner, 81. Sot.l Gib'
ion.
J9amusI Sodu. 25, 3o44 O'grien
I Strabe.
tGita 1ibbs, "a. 600 Dsit A. CTR.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-08
Grluin circle.

Ger Gripin Circle fcmmt bieicn
5reitag in Der Grnit Sod SnIle our
monntlifcn SiBung siiiamnren. Serr
O. M. 8erner bat ben @orrag iiber.
nonunen iinb er ipritt ii6er n9ie
ipaniihe ssimlliiition."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-08
S&iHsnaAriAteH.

9ep gprt, 7. 0es. 9lnset..
r8riitianiafiorb" BON 8ergsn.
NeapeI. 2lnset.: Santa Qnua"
ppn Rem Dprt.
9lasg 0 IN. Inset.: ngamsrOuia"
Don Retp YOrt.
pprtldnb, Maiue, Qtns.: 30.
meranian" bon 9Iosgop.
2onbor. 9tnget.: rgOriutbiun"
BON WpntreaI.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-08

Senrp gsiiIt; isabncntrdger, Sobn
Dfiin6; 9ptitee, Chris. Sadls; Del.
Stabtperbnu6, sSSacob Slid, sSsdcob
Srautb, BAL. aubn; Ss. 9eutid)e
1ng GeIeaidnit, G9ris. ends, gal.
Guhn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-08
0leibt trphen.

Ginblap Ohio, srtIGrt fa
NIT elmer W aioritGt pon
$40 Stimmensegen ben
Spirituoienoertauf.
5inblap g., Z. 0t5embsr. =
Rad elmer SsbHtGeisen, iibsraus biBi.
gen 4ampagne Der ngiafen" unb Der
,5rodensn' gins am Wontug Sinolap
nit siner Maioritdt BON $40 Stims
men .trptsn". gs mar bieIss bic er.
tie berarties @abl feit Der glnnahme
oes 6om. Rule Qmenosmeuts unb bic
gst6silisuns mar cine auBsrorbentIiA
srobe.
Die .5rpdsnen" bdttsn iif einsn
Gbicaaoer 8etsttip Ramsus Sp.n ..
Wirb aIs Rcbner unb 9lufpaHer ens
sdsirt, I'm unseisblids Resiitrirunsen
Su perbiiten unb bic &agne Der
rHdhe1" tpuroe bon 3. y. Smith bon
Cincinnati gcltitet. Inter ben 9efiirs
fp0rtern bes 8srbpts bss Spirituoien-
pertuufs befanosn it4 ale prOminen.
len GsIddftsIsuts nit Or. 3. 8.
WausladIau an Der Spib..
.Sroden."
Gan inert, Sbio, Z. DeSbr. =
Sbio gitb, Der srite Srt in Ban @srt
Gpuntb, ser isit Der Rppemhers Wabl
unisr benz 9eal @eieB cine @abl abb
sebulten bat. bat am Mpntae NIT neuu
Stimmen Wtaioritdt nSrodsn4 gss
itimmt.
8rutaler Mpro.
Siffin g., z. DECEMBER. - Die
2eide Der 66 Sabre altsu 5rdu Ga
tberine Mpers, bic gang aIlein auf ei.
ner 5arm in Der RGbe bon 2obi pobns
ts. ipuroe am Mpntag unter einem
5aufen Waistolben in Der S1euns
ssfunssH, Tie Graa mar augeui4ein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-08
GiebitalI.

slus 0em GtaIle bes elnSre.p
Mernide, gtorSmeitgde TbpEnli ctr.
:siib gpring Grope alpe., fp,r0e ourh
.sinn stIsi&oisb, ter fi& bAr1 sin
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-08
@iIliam 80. RpdbilI ss
fGbrIi6 ertruntt.

SonOIuIu, Z. Se5. @iIiam 20.
ROdbiu, Der friibsrs dmeritauiids
8oti9after IN ct. petersburg. befin.
bet ii4, IsbsnsssfdhrIi4 ersrGnst, tn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-08

lid nit einem aniippel erfhIasen
tporben, pd6renb iie nit bem Wlelten
ibrer Sub bef4Gftist mar. pfero uno
gusgp iino nugenf6einli9 pon Dem
Wi6rber aeitohlen tpprben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-08

5eilIier Gingans pcridnfit baftc, elm
YferSegeihirr I'M @ertbe BON $25
eltrueilbct.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-08

6ilfe ieber lbs.
bilabelf bia; pa., 7. Ses.
2art elmer SepeI6e Der Maritime
GrGange BON beren Station in 2epes
Oeiapare, lit bort UNI 9alb Elm ubr
am Montaa g2a6mittag bon Stedn
Gitb, WPb. ole telsp6oniIde Na9ri6t
einaetroffen, bab es Dem unbefannten
artegsi6iff. bas am Sonntag in Der
Tdbe BON Steun GitD feitgefa6r.r
mar, sslunsen lit, obne, Silfe frei gu
fommen u. feine5abrt fort5ufeben. CUR
3eit nebt Elm Sturmfpinb mi.
elmer @ef6pinOisteit BON As Meilen
Die StunOs unb es berri6te duberbem
Elm itdrter Rebel, iobaB es unm0gli9
mar feitsuiteQsn. fpelfrr Hation bas
arisgsf6iff ansef0rte.
4uf ber Sasb mad gabn.
rduberH.
8atparnifo, 0, eSnb., z. Oes. =
Gin Sbsriffs 2lufgebot lit qegsntpGrs
tig auf Der Sago 'nn4 fiirf .8onbitsn,
pel9s in Der gla6t pom Samitae
gum SOnntoa sinen Ira9tipagen Der
Grano 5runt 8nbn, um feline aus
SO isaB Butter beIte6enbe 2abung BE.
raubten. Ter 3ug tonnte infolge
8erfagsns Der 2otomotipe feline 'gdbrt
ni6t fOrtieBcn unb ipd6reno er feits
lag, bislten 5tpei mdstierte Rduber ben
SotOmotiDfiibrer uHb ben aonOutteur
nit Rebolpern i'm S4a4, pGbrenb
orei anbsre Rduber ben Trd6ttpaggpn
erbra6en unb bic SO 5aB Butter in
6ereititebenbe 2lutomobile luben, mo-
rauf bic Rduber nit i6rer 9eute entz
lpildten. Soipeit feblt BON ben RGus
bern iebe Spur.
00ppelmorb i'm Geriats.
nal.
@dfbmere. @oi9, 7. 9soems
ber. - s. 3. 6rantlin, her Dormalige
Superintsnoent Der Sonntagsi6ulsn
in 2eapsupOrtb, Waib., pur0e am
Montag DON Sarrp 6. Carr, einsm
9ieb5ii9ter BON 2eGpenlport6 erf6ois
ZEN. 5rantlin mar beI4uloigt iih ses
ger bic 3ebn Sabre alte 3odter Garr's
Deraangsn ba6en uno Isin Yro3eb ne.
gen bieies 8erbrshens iollte bsmnddit
itattfinben. g(m Wiontdg ioqte er me-
aen elmer -dhuliten Qlntlaes, bic bon
einem anb.r:n tleinen Wdbhen gegen
i'm erbo6en porben, pro5iiiert fperben
unb Der pro3sB mar 6ereits im8dnge,
als er pon Carr eri6Oiisn murbe.
Nus 9erieben srf6ob Garr aud nod
sinen 9ei9porsnen. Garr begauH 10,
fort, nahbsm sr ben Geri6tsIaol 6ez
treten bate, aus einem automatiideE
Repolpsr Su feusrn unb bic erIts 9uz
gel itrsdte eiusn 9eidiporneH, S. s.
parions tOot nisber, ipdbrenb s5rant.
lin, Der DON spsi auseln getrOffen
fDurbe, nod cine @iertelitunbe le6te.
Carr Iisfsrte fd felbit Dem S6eriff
aus.
4ltsr Gamer gebt in 8
3uhtbaus.
ReD gort, 7. Deg. = pr"
Riaarb 6. 5loper, Der bur6 Idpinz
oelhafte Mirenunterne6men uno ans
Der. dbnli6e 9aunsreieH IN allen 5beie
len beg 2nuhes, 2eute I'M iibsr cine
Rillion Dollars besaInert habeH IOa,
ipuros am Montag auf 5pei 9lrtIdgsn
beg 9robsiebita6ls, naaoem er i6uls
big plaibirt hate, gu stpei Sahren
3uhtbdus perurtbeilt. Or" 5loiper
iit II Sabre oft unb 10 ihtpdd uHo
gsbrs6li6, bnB er in ben 9eri4tsiaaI
asfii6rt lperben mubie uno anber
Stanb mar, tpG6renb Der 8ertiiubis
sung bss llribeils aufrsat gu itsbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-08

stnem bisiiseH SOfpiiul, in bas er oB
Sreitug BON bem Dampfsr .@loriro
Maru", Der na4 gbina unterlpegs
mar, gebrn6t puroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-08

stanbe getpeIen i6r Boot flOtt gu Be.
tomren.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-06-23
HEAT RUNS WORKERS
FROM THE HARVEST
FIELDS OF KANSAS
(By the Associated Press ,

Kansas City, Mo-, June 2O.-The
heat wave continued today over Kan
sas and this section of Missouri. Prc.-
trations in the harvest fields were mn
merOUS.
Al Sai!na, Kansas, George E. Null
vane, collapsed in a field and died
from heat proStration. Warren Shell
don, working near Pawnee Rock. Kan
sas, succumbed n was taken to a
hospital. Immediately TWENTY-FIVE
men working in the vicinity left the
State on the first train. Offers of
hlsner wages failed to tempt them
to stay.
Ten prostrations are reported FROM,
Atchison, where a temperature Of %
degrees was reported. Cla Center
experienced q temperature Of 1914
AT Sedalia. Mo, the maximum tern
perature was SO degrees; at Spring
field 30; at Kansas City 81.
-
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-06-23

No power in society. no hardship in
your condition can depress YOU, keen
You down. in knowledge, power, virtue
influence, but by your own CONSENT
" iltian1 Ellefy Charming.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-06-23

P. 81 should probably remind
Mr.. Morrison and the public Of one
serious error OF his with regard to
the has meeting. j refer to the
place where he gets wholly mixed-up
by confusing the Observation-Disclosures
ment vote on the plank opposing rail-
0 employees and attorneys as leg
lslators-a. matter about which the
convention got into a Snarl-with the
Garner, clear-cut vote on the initia-
tive and referendum. The latter vote,
While viva voce and not counted. was
very large; and / know Lat at this
night session-it was in the big Ra-
leigh observation-disclosures Craig
turned to me and said, 81 estimate
We have the auditorium just half
fulI'-over 1000 people; more than
were present at the biggest session II
the State Convention itself. / believe.
has voted for anybody from con-
stable to President except a regular
Democratic nominee, / am interestal
in the roSress both Of the state md
the Democracy, and l am confident
the mass meeting, by presentiny 4
definite program Of within
the party. rendered it anil tie State
a great service. With Loyalty t. the
party, and to its forward ookjn.
leaders. l repeat tina I i.eli-yt this
program AN he largely carried out
IN the General Assembly IF next
YEAR.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-06-23

Happiness seems made to be slar-
2d.-Corneille.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-06-04
MALE STENOGRAPHERS AND
TYPEWRITERS IN DEMAND

Washington, D. c., June 3.-(Spec-
ial) The United States civil service
committion announces that while it has
no Difficulty in securing sufficient fe-
male stenographers and typewriters to
meet the needs OF the departments at
Washington, the supply of male eligi-
bles has not been equal to the de-
mand. Young mn who are at least IS
years of age and who are willing to
accept the usual entrance salaries,
which are $40 and 5000 year, have
excellent opportunities for appoint
ment. While the entrance salaries arc
low, advancement is reasonably rapid
to those meriting it. The examinations
which any competent stenographer
should be able to pass, are held each
month in the year except Decembe.
at the principal dities Of the Unite /
States.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-06-04
THRASHER or C0RDELE
RULED OUT BY FARRELL

Thrasher, centerfeld for Cordele,
who has been playing sensational ball
for the Ramblers, will not be in the
lineup any more. This much was
made certain on yesterday when ]. j.
Farrell, secretary of the national COM
wired President Kalmon, of
the Georgia State league, that Thrash
er was the property of the Norfolk,
Virginia league, club and that he must
not be allowed to play with Cordele.
Thrasher's real name seems to b.
Tashner and he has been given a try
out by several Glass AA clubs. The
loss of the center gardener will weak
en- the Ramblers no little, and Rip will
have hard time filing the berth.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-06-04
PISTOL FIRED IN TRUNK,
BULLET WOUNDS A LADY
Peculiar Accident at Depot
In Macon

Macon, Ca, June "a loaded istci
concealed in trunk owned by negro
woman came near costing the life Of
Miss Naomi Lamb, of Danville at the
Southern railway depot here, as she
alighted from an NJ, D. and S. train.
The trunk, which belonged to an old
negro woman coming to Macon from
the country, was thrown from the
baggage car to a truck as Miss Lamb
walked by. She was seen to fall sud-
denly to the ground with her arm
clasped across her breast. Several
men ran to her assistance and i.
was found that she had been shat
through the left arm. For some time
no one could occount for the bullet,
no one having heard pistol discharg-
ed. Aftens a while, however, smoke
began to issue from the old trunk and
an Investigation disclosed a pistol on
the inside. The gun was of the 80
calibre, and a most deadly weapon.
Miss Lamb was taken to a local hos
pital. She is not dangerously hurt.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-06-04
STANDING OF CLUBS
Georgia State League.

A steady downpour of rain that last.
ed up to thirty minutes before yester
days game was to have been called
transformed Muckalee park into a
small sized swimming pool and the
game with the Cordele Ramblers was
called off. The downpour of rain
abror ght joy to the hearts of the farm
,ers of Sumter county, but not to the
fans of the two cities. Cordele was
positive that she was going to make ii
three straight, and Americas was just
as positive that they were going to
stop the Ramblers' march to the TOT
of the ladder.
Last night about 1870 the Mucka-
lees, thirteen strong, rolled into Val
.dosta and this morning they are ready
to jump into their uniforms and hand
the Millionaires a lacing in the after
noon game. Three games will be play
ed in Valdosta and the Muckalees are
our after at least two of the three.
Pleased with the showing of An
rdrews, who was imported from Ma
con at the suggestion of Glenn Colby
Manager CASTOR and the directors OF
the Americas club have made arrange
ments to sign Villazon, Cuban
pitcher who is touted by Colby to be
a wonder. The Cuban will pass through
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-06-04
Public School Notice.

GEORGIA-Sumter County.
I hereby give notice that Friday and
Saturday 18th and 18th of June, has
been set apart for the general examin-
alton of all applicants for Teacher s
License. All those who expect to teach
public school in this county had better
avail themselves of this opportunity,
as no one will be allowed to teach
without license. All applicants will
please be on hand promptly at 8
o'clock. Examinations will be held at
the Court House for the white teachers
and Mckay school building for color
ed. The following books for Primary
and Elementary, Manuel of Methods,
Methods Reading Course Georgia
Teachers. Aliens Civics and Health,
The Teacher and the School.
For the High School: Manuel Meth
DDS Georgia Teachers, Hillistur's High
School Administration, Aliens Ciyics
and Health. W. S. MOORE, c. S. S.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1914-06-04
THIRD INNING RALLY GIVES
THE CAME TO VALDOsTA

Townsville, Ca, June 3.-(Special.D
-Valdosta took the last of the series
making six runs in the third, when
Roth hit three men and allowed two
singles, scoring more than enough runs
to win. Davenport relieved him and
held them safe until the eighth when
they got six more on loose playing
and scratch hits. In the ninth, Murch
went into pitch and the infeld was
switched generally. Winges pitched
good ball, except one round, when he
gave up three successive bases o.
balls. Only three hits were secured
by the locals. Both teams were pray
ing for rain before the fourth, O'Brien
being called down by the umpire for
his part in the performance. The
score by innings: R. H. E.
Valdosta .... .0O6 900 O6O-12 II 2
Thomasville 80. ITO 900 O00-2 3 4
Batteries - Winges and O'Brien;
Roth, Davenport, Murch and Dudley.
Umpire, Davern.
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OTTO's PILOTS BACK
WOOD AND WIN AGAIN

Waycross, Ca, June 3.-(Special. -
Backing Wood in fawless style while
he was holding the smuggling Moguls
to five hits. Brunswick took the last
of the series here today 8 to 1. Otto
Jordan's boys played jam-up ball and
looked like league leaders. Antler
worked for Waycross and was easy for
the visitors. Two errors helped Bruins
wick with their scoring. The score:
R. H. Z
Brunswick ................,.8 10 .
Waycross INSTRUMENTATION. 5 ?
Batteries-Wood and Shuman; Ant
Ter and Coyeney. Umpire, Gentle.
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Americas Friday night on his way to
valdosta, and will work in Saturday,
game.
Bob Geary, the Cincinnati kid, who
has been the Muckalee mainstay, or
Andrews, the Macon recruit, who
showed so much in Tuesdays game.
will work today. Dick Manchester will
probably be used in left field, if Geary
works in the box.
The directors have decided to keep a
string tied to Josh Riley for several
days before finally cutting him adrift.
They know that Josh is corking good
player and that he is in the game all
the time trying to win for Americas.
The Seminole kid has been suspended
for few days until some arrangement
can be made to play him on the team.
The only thing in the way OF the Muck
alees is the fact that with Josh in the
lineup four Glass men will be on
the team. The directors are doing ev-
erything they can to strengthen the
Muckalees and the five games that they
are to play before coming home may
raise them considerably in the league
standing. New men for the team will
be gotten until the Muckalees will
stack up as the equal to any in the
circuit.
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and Mrs. NJ. H. Griffin.

and Mrs NJ. H. Griffin.
Mr.. Freeman, of Atlanta, was a re-
cent visitor at the home of his cousin,
Mrs. R. D. Mcneil.
MIR. and Mrs. M. M. Parker and
daughter, Zelma, and MIR. and Mrs. S.
]. Bradley and sons, Roy and Bernard,
were visitors at the home of Mr.. AMI
Mrs. R. p Parker, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. M. Mercer and Mr..
E. M. Mercer spent Sunday with Nj
and Mrs. Dan Autry.
Messrs. Charlie ~ An and Julia 4
Grant spent sasqsaay night in Ameri-
Gus.
Mr., and Mrs. J. L. Griffin and Miss
Bessie Griffin sps9t Thursday with
Mrs, Emily GriM
Mesdames N. and R. P. Parker
spent Sat ay afternoon with Mrs. w.
T. o. Bray. y
Mr. Dallas Pennington spent Sunday
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EAST AMERICUs WINS
CAME FROM TAYLOR ST.

With Irish Monahan at his best East
Americas handed a 8 to 7 package Of
defeat to Taylor street yesterday after
noon. Taylor used four pitchers, but
were unable to hold the smuggling crew
from East Americas down. Monahan
was air tight in pinches and was 2
puzzle to Taylor street.
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Facts Versus Fiction.
circuit.

do you know, my dear" asked the
young husband, there's something
wrong with the cake? 1t doesn't taste
right"
That is all your imagination" an
swered the bride, triumphantly, "for it
says in the cook book that it is deli
cious.'
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FACTS AND FIGURES

Earl Biting pulled his triple play off
in such a hurry in the game Tuesday
that the scorer was unable to follow
the flight of the sphere. Without in
vestigating, credit was given to Bit
ting, Leonard and Ellis for the play.
The fact is Earle Biting and Salome
Ellis engineered it themselves. Bit
ting stabbed the ball touched third and
then shot it to Salome who completed
the play.
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CHURCH IS DAMAGED TO
AN EXTENT BY STORM

The high windstorm prevailing yes
terday afternoon did considerable dam
age to the steeple of Campbell Baptist
church (colored) in the western por-
ton of the city The steeple was
partly blown down and the building
otherwise damaged.