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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-30


ace me starter tonight AT the Blues
NrinorE IN the military meet Thes.
me-, n," The pick OF Richmond and
az" South viii be staged
MI contestants must present ,beir
,"rn 70 the secretary Of The meet, 4.
Nah Bur"n. second floor Elucs' Arm
o'clock tonight ~
IN! ~ y'e s, OF ~, the large number OF en-
I" begin tho heats as soon as possible
md with no delay whatever
those entered In the different events
BLUEs' ENTRIES.
HH-Nard dash--McRcc Wood knight
H. Anrarrow. Ruskell. Williams. Tay-
kcil iinightly, j. McRcc
Nh,yard rur--Burton, Pcaslcv. Tav-
,or Kuhn, Bear. Moncure. Gillette.
Shot put--vaughan. Word Kn.rht,v.
Thornton, Throckmorton
ffe-yard run. McRcc, T. W. Peasley.
Ancarrow, Ruskcll. Wood
iiiah tump-C. II. peasl.v. Thornton.
!, ", Peasley. Word, Wood, Dennis ...
n"asiey. Steel. Kuhn. J. McIlce, +. Nc
Pole vaul,-Baldwin. word, Steel.
Mile rpnm,zGinette. Moncure. G. p.
Peasiey, j. w. peasley: Steel, Vaughan.
tciaH y hchrro", Mckee, Pcasley.
nowIrzERs' ENTRIES.
jOyard dash-FeIvey. Bell Gentry
Wood. Cavedo. Pendleton. Palmer
5o-yard hurdlc-Fclvcy. He'll, Cen
Powell. Wood. Calder. Richnr rdhtoH,
sweeney Palmer. cavedo, rcndleton.
NSo-yard run Richardson. Sweeney.
anderson. McCarty, Powell, McCafferty''
Cavedo Pcndlcton -
Mile run-rowell. Anderson. joyce.
McCarty, Pcndlcton.
High jump--Fclvey, Bell Cayedo
Anderson. Calder. Pendleton
Pole vnuit-Bell, Sweeney. Richard
shot. put-Mccurdy. w Il. Metcalr.
Bell, Anderson.
Relay--Felvey. Bell. Gentry, Ander-
son and Cavedo.
SIGNAL. CORPS ENTRIES.
5o.yard dash-Carncal. Gregory.
SSo-yard run--Grcgory, Williams.
Pole vault-Carneal. Gregory.
Mile run-Wnldrop. Williams, Greg
RsIayMcarneal. Gregory. Jones,
, GnAys' ENTRIES.
5oyard dash-Selbert. Williams.
B:attie. FitZhuGh. Gusti.
"o-yard hurdleS--seibert Beattie,
44G-yard run,-G. T.: Williams. Beat
tie. Hurt, Williams. Gusti. Loving, Ell
more
6o0-yard run-G T.. Williams. Hurt.
Fitzhugh. Renolds. Loving, Gilmore
SS0-yard run-Gordon, LYDIA, Nor
ucnt. Bryant.
One mile-Gordon. LYDIA. Norment,
Brvant.
shot pMt-Acrcc. LYDIA Roberts.
FitZhugh Pace.
High jump--R. b. Gordon. Respess.
Gordon, Gust, Williams. Tatum.
Pole vault-Respess. Beattic, Fitz-
hugh. Fair.
RcIay-seibert, Reattie. G. e. Will
liams, Gust, Fitzhuph
OFFICIALS.
Reforee---A. J. Saville
Starter-Frank DobSon
Announcer--Ed. HotZc.
Secretarv--A. Van Buren,
Clerk OF Course Sheppard Crump.
.iudges-Major Price, Major Bowles,
Lieutenant Pollard. Captain Cousins
Inspectors-Captain Splatt Frank RI.
love. Lieutenant Howell. Lieutenant
BossicuX. r. w. Miles Jr.
rimers-Waddill. Richardson. o. NJ.
Scay. Captain Fuller.
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FLEMING WINS CUP IN
GOLF TOURNEY; SCORES az

Forty golf enthusiasts entered the
tournament yesterday at the Hotel
Richmond, and the play was fast from
The start to finish.
First prize. a silver loving cup, was
Won by s. Fleming, with a score of 40
second prize, box OF golf balls. was
won by Il: D. Hotchkiss, Jr.. whose
score WAS 40.
Third prize. also box OF golf balls.
vas captured by II. Fleming with n
total of 46. The playing was over
the Country Club course OF nine holes.
other players, who made n creditahle
DR.. White, 81; 8. Atkinson, Is: Yard,
ley. ST. ]. D. Mackay, So; Douglass Cali,
As; John Taylor. So, and G.. D. Nor
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NORTH CAROLINA AGGIES
DEFEAT TENNESSEE FIVE
Captain Mnson, Lindsay mud Sharpe
Featured In Plny-Philiips
Star Og Visitors.

RALEIGH, y. c. January 2a-The
AGRICULTURAL and Mechanical College
skethall team defeated the team Of
Carson and Newman, OF Tennessee. last
night by a score of 81 to %. The game
was too much OF snap for the locals
TO he termed a good exhibition OF bas
kctball. Al times there was "A fash of
good team work and fast playing. The
playing OF Captain Mason was the
shining feature Of the game. Lindsay
ana sharpe also played we'll for the
locals. while the work OF Phillips for
the visitors was very good.
Agricultural and Mechanical had n
different lineup from that Of previous
games. Temple. the fast forward. was
out Of the game, and Lindsay took his
place. Sharpe was seen for tho first
time ut guard In Van Brockln's posi-
ton.
c. * y. position. a. s: NJ
kiipa trick left forward. Lindsay
Philips. right forward. Dowd
Brooks. ...... centre .Spaiding
smith left guard. 1870. sharpe
Wood right guard Mason
Substitutes: Carter for Fitzpatrick.
Burnett for Smith. Hartman for Lind
say. Wray for sharpe. Field goals:
Phillips. 6. Fitzpatrick. !; Carter, !:
Brooks, |: Lindsay, 3. Dowd. S: Spald-
Ing, g. Mason. I; Sharpe. l hartman. ].
Goals from fouls: Spauldlng. g. Phil
lips. . Referee: Ctcly, Of Wake For
&c
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NEW ORLEANS RESULTS

Firs, race--three- ycar-olds, uhree
ana e,:ao. one half fur!onss-Mary H.. ii7
Deliver, III (Dishmand). . to 2. S to ).
! TO 10. second; Sal Vanity. 100 CNick
iI"s?; to s 4 to 10, i,G 3 third a, T!me,
bel Blue Cap. also ran.
Sccond--selling. maidcns. threc-ycar-
"lds and NJ six furlongs-,Acis, loo
2, arsl: Eseria 100 (shu,tinseHr'},'. s to to
6, 'sm ny ~, to H. 2,o i; and I to 5,
jefferson, Belle Buoy, Pied Piper. Hen
~ Wynd, Hapsburg End Kiltie and
King Chiffon. also ran.
i've and one-haif furlonesHo'Tiaran..
lrs,: Broom's Edge. 100 tVandusen5.
So no I'D 10 a,he to second Lady
and to .. third. Time, 1905. Hypatia,
Cannock. Jacquin. Mia. Miss Daniels.
kaydcroseros and Sureget and Priwcr,
F,ourth-three-yea Odds and up, six
furlongs-u See 1t. los (OBren). 5 to
10 70 3; to >. first; Lady Moonet. los
Redwood. 107 (Murphy>, 10 to /, 4 to
], and TO 5, third. Time. 10. Her
pert Temple. lrridescence. Rayberry
Candle, Boxer and Judge Wright. also
Fifth-one mile-Fly Home Oily,
= TO ., TO- ., | to l., fir t: Black
}, l..
to .. second: Noble Man, 10 (Taylor),
even. to .. out. third. Time, 1:4O 3.
Mallard. Long Reach. Black Early. Lady
der. 100 Dishman). 4 to /, 6 to 5. .
to 5. first: Ora (McGhee), s to /, . to
rington), 6 to ., 2 to 5. out. third. Time.
2;o6 30, Tom Hancock, Billy Baker.
Mycenae. Rake. also ran.
To-Dox,s Card
First raoe-selling, .three-yearol ds
And and up I'VE, I'VE and and one-half fnrlongss..
Lloyd; lol; Yemassee, lO4; Ethelbcrg
I T.; lo4; KSdirryns; 100: Beeis BIRD, 1o4 !;
,nS Gra ioG; Montcalm log Nimb1s.
Americus. 112.
Second-threc-yea r-olds and IN, five
and one-half furiongs Bethel.
9S: j. b. Ilarrell, 100: Ida Lavinia. 104 !:
Colors, 104: Martin Csca. 1O6: Cloak
lo7: Miss Kruter. 107; o Tis True, 1O? ::
Hodondo. 100; Cri co, 1o9 Luria. no:
OAK land. ll2; The Camden 112; Gabrio,
Third-selling. four-year-olds and
mp. six furlongs,-Ravanal: los; Jim
10; Kayderoseros, 10: Kate X. ito;
Lord Marshall, III; Barsac. 112: Char
ter. ll5.
American Brewing Company, mile and
MISREPRESENTATION, 9S Pol
~ III, 9S: Just Red. as; Ivan Gardner
lol: Chad Buford, lo2; Lord Marshall
rena. 107; Robert Kay, f12.
Fifth cling. four-year-o and up
mile and twenty yards---.Ardelon. 103; ;
lie. log: Miss Daniels, LOG: Gold Dust,
Jos: Bogart 1oS; ella Crane. los; In
surance Man. los: Mawr Lad, 10S;
man, 10; Cassowary, 10; Jacob Bum,
115.
Sixth-selling, four-year. odds and up,
mile and twenty yards-Puck, 10S; Tim
Judge. los: The Rump. no; Big Dip
per, 10; Ford Mai, 112; Petelus, liz;
Coppertown. 113; Strife, 11S.
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NEW MEXICO INSTITUTE
LEADS IN RIFLE MATCH

WASHINGTON. January 29.--Re-
suits Of the second weeks match in the
Military school National Itinc shoot
ing tournament showed the New Mexico
institute well in the lead. Scores an
nounced Tonight included:
Class B--Aliami, Germantown Ohio,
5l9 VS.. Hitchcock San Rafael. Cal, $50.
Morgan Park, H., 81 VS.. Tennessee.
Nazareth Hail. Nazareth. Penn Gi7
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RAILROADS
ChesaDeake & Ohio Railway

f:I5 A.-LocaI--Daily Ex. Sum- News.
800 A-l.o ca.-Daily-Ch'ville- Ell. Sun
Clifton Forge
ts:oo A.-ENpress- Daiy-Norfolk. Old Point
1000 MISUNDERSTANDING. Lex. c.
Forge.
1880 Noon Express-Daiiy Ex Sun-Nor.
folk. Old Point
$500 P.-Express-Daily-C Lville. Chi.
cago and st. Louis.
taco Xpress-Daily-Norfolk, Old Point
500 P.-Local-Daily Ex. Sum-. News
Old Point.
s:l6 P.-Local-Ex sun.-aordonsviIie
'o:i5 P.-Local-l-x Sun-Lchb's. C. TorRa
'li:oo P-ENpress-Daily-C Louisville.
Secpers. Farlor Cars
TRAINS ARRIVE RlCHMOND-Local from
East: 1865 a. NJ. $500 p. NJ. Through from
East: ii:&o y. NJ. ..2:45 p NJ. 6:S0 p III.
Local from West: $3.50 a. NJ. ''s55 A. 81. and
80 =. III Through: $3.50 a. NJ. and $40 p. NJ.
James River Line: "s:35 a. NJ. 7:I0 p N
- Daily except SUNDAY.
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GILMORE SIGNS DEAL
FOR FEDERAL LEAGUE
Braves Third Stacker Will Cover the
Hot Corner for the st. Louis
Packers.
sTALLINGs NOT SURPRISED
offered Player New Contract, With
Same Terms as Last Year-IOss
VIII Not Weaken the Bostons.
DevOre Released

NEW YORK. January 29.-Prcsident
J.; Ia: Gilmore. OF the Federal League,
Deal. third baseman of the Boston Ma
tionals. announced that Deal had signed
= two-year contract with the st. Louis
FedcralS.
Gilmore said he would attend n meet
,nS at New Haven tomorrow of base
pail clubs owners in New England for
minor league.
There seems to be. demand for such
South and West who believe similar
organizations could be established
prepared to mention any cities Just
now, but there are at least fifteen
which wish to be represented in a
minor Federal League in New England
and | eXpect at tomorrow meeting
some definite plan Of organization viii
President Gilmore explained that the
Federal Leagues would not finance the
new association.
MACON. GA, January 29.-George T.
StaiiihEs, manager of the Boston Ma
tional League Club. expressed no sur
Charles Deal, the Braves third base
man, had signed a Federal League con-
I'VE offered Deal new contract on
the same terms under which he played
last year. said Stallings. 1T was op-
tional with him whether he would con
time with ns or join tho Federals. His
loss will not weaken the Boston team
Stailings added that Leslie Mann, the
outnelder, was the only Boston player
who had not signed a contract for the
coming season, and that he had heard
that the Federals had made him an
offer
BOSTON. January oe.-"Josh" De-
baseball because of his connection
with the New York Giants and late,
with the Boston Braves when each
pionshiD series, was given an uncon
ditional release by Boston To-day. a
desire to allow him to sell his services
In the best market was given as the
reason for the release.
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TRINITY EASILY DEFEATS
CARSON AND NEWMAN QUlNT

TRINITY COLLEGE. DURHAM. y.
G., January 29.-Tho Trinity basketball
quintet -'alkcd away with the Carson
and Newman boys Wednesday in an I'M
Interesting game hy the score Of 30 to
! The visitors did not seem 20 lac in
the game at any stage. The Carson
and Newman team showed practically
no team work. and most OF the efforts
We're directed towards individual play
In. When the first half ended. ;he
score :tocd ;h 10 4. Towards the CLOSE
OF the second half the locals installed
Il team Of substitutes.
The lineup WAS rs follows:
Trinity. Position. Carson-Newman.
Silcr. left forward. .Shipiey
tAnderson)
Carver. =. right forward. 80. Brooks
cFcrrelD
Neal. 49,. centre ..... Phillips
oHawticld)
Martin. right guard 800. Woods
W"9'en. left guard. Burnett
tBrown)
summary Field goals: Silcr. :. Car
yer; 3; Neal, {; Wootcn, 3; Martin, ! {;
Anderson; 4; Terrell, 3; Woods. !.
Fouls: Siler, !; Phillips, .. Umpire: y.
l.. Clay. Time keeper: r. y. Wilson.
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MANASSAS HIGH SCHOOL
GIRLS DEFEAT EASTERN

MANASSAS, VA, January 29-The
girls basketball team OF Eastern Col
lege were defeated by the Manassas
High School aggregation at the college
auditorium here tonight by the score
OF Is to 3.
This was the first game either team
has played this season. and large
crowd witnessed the contest Miss
Marie Leachman featured for the high
school. and Miss Otto played we'll for
the cOlleUe
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FANS INVITED TO
BASEBALL MEETING
Stockholders, Officials and the Public
Will Meet at the business Mems
Club at O'Clock To-day.
NO TRUTH IN WILD RUMoR
BARROW and Dunn Assert That the
International League Will Go
Through the Season-AIany Names
We're Received Yesterday.

At o'clock this afternoon the stock
holders and officials Of the Richmond
Exhibition Company will meet In the
rooms OF the Business Mems Club to
discuss the completion of the baseball
deal and full information showing what
progress has been made will he given to
the public b. those in charge
This meeting will not he confined to
those already owning stock and the
officials. The public is also asked to be
present and help boost the cause OF bet :
ter baseball
No Time to He Idle.
While matters are moving along
smoothly yet 1t is not the time To sit
idly and await results. The fund to
completely finance the company and
pay Dunn and the Broad Street Park
Corporation is many thousands shy and
must be made up before the opening OF
the season. and ii is now up to the fans
and business men TO show some inter
est in putting the deal through.
The committee Is to be commended
for getting the project as far advanced
as II is now, and if for nothing else
tan TO show appreciation for their cf-
forts n large crowd should turn out.
The bomb that was dropped i'm New
York Thursday with the Intention OF
placing the international League in bad
failed to explode
Manager Dunn received a letter from
President Barrow and caused the fol
lowing special dispatch from Baltimore
TO be sent TO Richmond to show the
local fans that there is no cause to
worry.
The dispatch follows:
BALTIMORE. MD, January 2a-Jacii
Dunn vigorously denied to-day tho
story which was circulated In New
CORK Yesterday to the effect that the
international League might not start
the 1915 season
Dunn declared there was absolutely
no truth or foundation to the story.
ana said he was very busily engaged at
present IN gathering material for a
strong team 10 represent Richmond In
the next international race
President Edward Barrow wrote
Dunn, a long letter, which was 'p pce
ceiVcd this morning. In il the head
OF inc circuit denied in detail the story
aoout the league. so the Richmond
nT ,inh wants to let the people OF
OF The Times Dispatch. TINT he is MOI
hothcrins about rumors, but Is nrc
PAIRING Tor the season just ms Other
maSnates in the International are do
ing. 90. Ao
Dunn already has arranged an at
recent signing Of Mike Mitchell proved
that he is sincere when he saws he
VIII give Richmond the best bali in
l'l' that the fans ever have had.
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Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule In Effect December /. 1914
Leave Byrd street Station. Richmond. FOR
NORFOLK: $500 A. H.. $500 +. A.. st:N
FOR LYNcHBURa AND THE WEST.
's:l6 A NJ. 1850 A. M. $500 r. RI. <s:eo p. n
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: .ll:t0 A.
A.. 's:a5 P. NJ, .ll:s0 p. NJ. From the West:
$3.50 A. NJ, t2:lo p A." h:so p. NJ. 'ses p.
daily. tDniiy except Sunday. Isunda,
only.
W. 3. BEvlLr. W. C. SAUNDERS.
T. T. NJ Roanoke. C. p. A. Rosnoia
c. II. BOSLEY. D. p. A.. Richmond Va
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the others. if any. for tho pair of COM

Don't let anything keep you from
the meeting to-day, and, come with the
intention OF boosting the home club.
To those who have not sent In sug
Ecstions for the club name there is
still time. Ma a card stating your
idea. 1t may be the one needed and
the pass may be yours.
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While the rumors are flying fast in
baseball circles, tho local supporters
OF the club are sending in their suc-
gcstions for Il suitable name. and the
Rebels is still in favor though an
ahhition OF twenty new names was the
result of to-day's mail
Suggestions will he received until
the day OF the meeting of the club
oncialr. when the fortunate one VIII
be selected for the season pass, and
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TENPINs ON PALACE RUNS.
RAILROADS.
Richmond & Chesapeake Bay Railway Compan

superscdinE Schedule Of April Il. 1914.
Schedule Subject to Change without
Trains ieayes Richmond S't:eo A. M. ~
NJ os a. I A. I;. M Mo a 4 NJ, II An NJ 1
n. SGD p. NJ: 7;o r. NJ. BIS p. NJ. 10 r.
Trains leave Ashland $3.50 A. NJ, BIZ A. NJ.
a. NJ. hs \: NJ. 10 A. NJ. ell A. NJ. III
noon. ''1 L. NJ, p. NJ. p. NJ, p NJ,
bs:a, p: NJ. $3.50 p: NJ. 7:Io p. a.. r 81.
bs p. NJ. II z. NJ.
bCarries baggage 'Datiy except Sunday.
"Sundays only.
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STEAMBOATS,.
OLD DOMINION LINE

". Richmond. foot OF A.n st. daily 1900 p, AZ.
Leave Newport News..................s:0oA A. Il
Connects with main line steamers ieayins
N3s'9ik FOR New York daily. except Sunday.
", Ry.., p. NJ. and c. 6 o. Ry at p NJ
Nlght limo steamers stop at Ciarcmont 90
VIRGINIA NAVIGATION CO. James Rive,
by daylight for Norfolk. Old Point, Newpor,
News and all James River landings, Monday
Wednesday and Friday at 500 A. NJ FrsiEhi
veceived for all James River points
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sEAboARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Tho Progressive Railway of tho South
Southbound trains scheduled to leave Rich,
p. NJ. sleepera and coaches, Atlanta, Biz.
mingham. Jacksonville; 1920 p. NJ, sleeper
minsham; ll:l7 P. NJ. Florida Limited: l2:4s
Memphis. Jacksonvilie. Tampa and coach.;
Jacksonville
Northbound trains scheduled to arrive In
Richmond daily; 6:55 A. NJ 7;25 A. NJ s:i5
A. NJ. SOS P. A.. 6:i5 NJ. Local
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iden 3reieinigfeitsgemeil1oe lpl1rOe.
gslterl1 Mprgell INN 1890 llbr SEER
Sop Iabiiipl bon @6eatlalto, eill
'Sobl1 bon @errlt Charles IS. 3apii=
ion lu1o in benz @eldaft bon garl
2obntall1t als Glerf orgeltellt, ourd).
Ya1ior 8. $. @orn NIT sSr1lllein
Warp Mnna @aroill bon @beatlal1o,
elmer Iobter pp11 Serr11 ssSames Sar=
Din, getrallt. 1ro15eugelt marell
SEER nnD 6ralt @n1. 8apilIpn bon.
1apenport. 3us Noar miro iei11
Seinl lit 86eatln1o aufi1lage11.
Stneb II Sarb.
S1 9ell5 8boto stl10ios trol1te ge-
ltern Mittag Inn 1890 l1br Holtor
9orn 9errn Sel1rp 5tltebn, einen
5Sobn bon Srolt 9lnna Senie1 bon
|Gllrant, NIT 6ral1leilt Motbil0a
SORT, elmer Iodter bon @errn ul1b
6rol Gbriit 6arb bon 9l1ral,t. 5ral1-
5eltge1 maren Iral1lei11 Sllloa Wfl1r=
felot l1llo SEER @arrp Surb. 3as
Eaar wiro cine 6arn1 ut Ser M11e
bon 9llra1t belpirtbidaften.
0reier SOB.
Naitor @orl1 trallte geItern Nad=
nlittag Inn 0rei ll6r lit Sens Moto
|StuOios Serrlt George 0reier, eir1r1
Spblr bon Trolt Hauline 9reier bon
gSerp 2i6ertp, nit 1raltleil1 grl1a
Sob, elmer Iotbter bon Serrl1 ul1o
Jrm Seillrib SOB BON Seem 2ibertp,
Sral15ellgen lpnrell Serr ltno sSrQll
sufreo Sob. 8as jlll1ge Yaar tpiro
cine Tarm III Sallborll Gplll1tp. in
5iio 9ofota bclpirtbIGafteln.
8aniell on= DralIe.
Snn Gfarrbals ser soeutldIlttberi=
lhc1 3reieilligfeitsgenleilloe p1r0e
aeItern Nadmittog lnn flint llbr Serr
3aliel 3mlipllol Gin 5oblr bon
6roll Murie 3p1ielion bon Galqmlls,
So, NIT Ir1llleill Caroline 3ralc
BON Galamls getrallt. 3ns illl10e
Naor fat cine Sod]5citsrcile lloh ct.
Sollis mlgctrcten lllo lpiro llot) ser
9tildfebr bon oerlcl6cn cine 6arm1 in
Der llnlgegcno bon Galomlls belpirt6-
IlGaiten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-30
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Sralt @enrge @iIeor.
A1a6 langerem &rallfenlager lit
ON Montog 9l6eno Iror George @il=
cor I'M Sitter Don 81 Slabren in ibrem
@ein1e in IirorL sSa., geitprbe1. 9ll,=
Ger bent @atten Mrs bic Ser tnr6ene
iiberlebt Don iedls 50bnen, elmer
Gpdter, 5tuei Sdapeltern l1llo 5uDIf
,gnfelfinoerll, Sic GerItorbel1c mlr=
sc all 26. Mllgult 1858 in 4Sort gp=
ron geboren lnlo fat sort Bic groBere
3eit ibres 2ebel1s perbrad)t. 3ie Sc
eroiglllg miro fel1te Morgen I'M 8
llbr bonn Sterbeballle aus auf Sem
DAT Irieobpf in Goroopa, ST., itatt=
finoe1.
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9ead) flrr5em &rallfcnlagcr lit &C.
itern Morgcl gotilta Gplta in lei
l1cn1 @cilne in 600. 215 9inf Sslnl10
5trobc geitorben. Ser geritorbel1e
mltrbe i'm Sabre 1917 in Stalien ge=
boren llno p%erbeiratbete lid) i'm Sabre
1872 nit 6ral1lein Serapbi1a 9roc=
co, bic i'm iiberlebt lrebit orei &irl=
bern. 1ie @eeroigl1g miro an
Sonnabeno Morge1 INN $50 lin
bonn Sterbebmlie aus ollf oem ct
War9llerlte's 6rieOboi Itattfill0en.
GuboIp6 @olte.
81 MaoiloL isis, lit porgelterl
gtndmittag mn 1870 llbr SEER 9r1
onlpb Golte %geltorben. Ser geritor
belle mllroe I'M SSabre 1876 i'll "a
pcllpprt ge6ofen nnb perbeiratbetI
lid} I'M Sabre 1909 nit 6rallleil
gpna Ior6er. ST mar ein @raollir
ter Der l%lnipcriitat BON 8i5cnniin mi
Der Gbicago llniuerlitdt llllo ma
lan9c Sabre nit Dem Golte Gol,op
Sooc1 in 9to. 404 graop StraBa &c
ld}aftlldy perbrn0en. Sic 2eibe il
geitern 95admittag in Iapc1por
cil0etroffell llno nod Ser aapele po1
=. =. Sill gcbradt mprocn. Sic Sci
Der g~caroigllllg miro ipater befollr
9eaeben merocn.