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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-08
Montgomery Market

Montgomery, August 7-(Special.)- Spor
cotton was quoted here today as fol-
lows: Middling fair, $780, strict good
middling, 9.25c; good middling, &c;
middling. $500; strict low mid
ding, Sc: low midding, 750c; strict
good ordinary, &c; good ordinary, sec.
Market quiet.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-08
Anarchist Fined

Portland, Ore. August 7.-Emma
Goldman. anarchist lecturer. and DR..
Ben Reitman, her business manager,
were fined 500 each here today on a
charge of violating a city ordinance
by distributing literature on birth con-
troll They were arrested last night
as Miss Goldman was addressing a pub
lie meeting. City authorities an
nounced that Miss Goldman, would not
be allowed to continue herr speaking
Campaign in Portland.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-08
London Birth Rate Shrinks

London, July 25.-(Special)-T city $
birth rate continues to shrink, while the
death rate shows a steady increase Dur
ing the first week of July there were 1850
births and 1900 deaths. The number OF
births is $50 below the average. and the
number Of deaths is nearly 100 above.
Returns received here from Berlin and
Vienna. for the last week in June, show
similar conditions in those cities.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-08
GERMAN STEINBEK
SOLD TO AMERICANS

Seattle. August THE German Stein
bek, which was loading lumber at Bel
bingham at wars outbreak, and which
was interned at Eagle harbor, has been
sold In New York to American shippers
and will be placed under the American
nag.
The purchase price was $4,000 or double
the sum for which the Steinbek was
bought year ago.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-08
Remanded to Jail

Clanton August Especial. Bon.
ME" Morris, charged with the killing
recently of Ernest Cobb, near Jemison,
appeared for trial, and after examining
three witnesses he was remanded to
Jail without bail to await trial at the
tall term of the circuit court.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-08

Among Birmingham's expert swimmers
Is Miss Dorothy Ransom, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. M. II. Ransom. She is one of
the most consistent users of the big pool
at the Y w. c. A, and 1t is here that she
has developed many of her trick stunts, -
as we'll as building up her swimming
muscles until she is also good on a
sustained swim
Swimmers who are not so sure of them
selves do not fear the deep water when
Miss Ransom is around. Only yesterday
she helped two ladies to the ropes who
had overtaXed their strength somewhat
and got in too deep a place.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-08
THE WEATHER
Weather Forecast

Washington. August Forecast for
Alabama and Mississippi: Partly cloudy
Sunday and Monday probably local
tlundershowers.
Tennessee: Fair Sunday; Monday fair
east, thundershowers west portion.
Georgia: Partly cloudy Sunday, prob
ably local thnndershowers southeast
and extreme south; Monday partly
cloudy with local thundershowers.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-08
Local Data
Weather Conditions

Summary of observations made at
United States weather bureau stations
during the "a hours ending p. m, 18th
meridian time, August Z, 1915:
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Montgomery, August I.-tspeciai)
The legislature is making haste slow
u, so slowly, ms n matter of fact, that
cry for action is heard from every
corner of the state. Since July 13 law
makers have been endeavoring to make
laws and yet up to the present time
the work accomplished Is chiefly pred
icntes laid for future development.
The principal legislation of the cur
rent week was the passage through
the house of the license bill carrying
clauses exemptng from taxation GER
tain corporations; the passage through
the house of an educational measure
making the county boards Of educa-
ton elective and responsible for the
selection of superintendent; the
passage through the senate of APP
preparation bills In favor of educa-
tional institutions, and the passage
through the senate of several of the
measures prepared by the recess COM
mittee on judiciary.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1915-08-08

The features of next week will be the
struggle in the house over the bill pro-
viding for the abolition of the convict
lease system. and In the senate over the
revenue bill and the exemption clauses.
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RECESS is PROBABLE;
JUDICIARY BILLS SUCCEED

During the week, It has been strongl,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30
JACK JOHNSON ANNOUNCES
THAT HE is NOW AN ACTOR
Big Smoke Parades PiccadIlIy in Re
spiendent Suit, Accompanied by
Dlminutive White Partner

L0}%DoS: May 2s;-Jack johnson.
zlinsly. walked UP Piccadilly this af-
ternoon accompanied by a white man
wearing silk hat. whose extreme
height was less than Ave feet
johnson was in high spirits. and
stopped dozen times in every block
10 chat with acquaintance.
According to his story. he went TO
Spain Just to see a bullfght," but the
most Interesting announcement no
made was that he is about to turn
into regular actor"
Questioned concerning his plunge
into the world of thespians, Johnson
insisted that he is very serious about
Il. and pointed out the case of Jim
MY partner here" he said. indi-
eating the diminutive white man, will
be the straight end Of the team and
will be the comedian. He will play
the piano ann will sing and dance and
do the comedy business. We have a
sketch all worked out. 1t ought TO go
with a scream.
Il certainly can dance with any of
them. and ! know how TO sing. too
Ask for his opinion of Jess Willard.
Johnson smiled hugely, He is pref
~ good man." he said "pretty good,
but that amout let's him out"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30
HOME RUN ON BUNT

PORTSMOUTH. VA. May 29-Some.
hing new in the way OF baseball wa.
pulled in Portsmouth,, to-day, when ST.
Martin hunted the ball two feet in
'front.' Of home plate and continued
:,ear around the base for a score be-
.ore the Pill waH returned TO the
pitcher, To add 20 the gayety of the
ihai-. he brought another run in
ahead OF him. Hurley. scoring from
trst base on the same play.
Portsmouth won by score OF TO
,. this being the first game this week
which the home team has come out
he big end OF the horn. Only three
-its were allowed by each pitcher, and
he contest. although played on sog-
~ diamond, was remarkably quick
Every run scored had an error mixed
rith IT, there being seven miscues
charged against the visitors
The home-run bunt occurred in the
sixth inning. after Hurley had singled.
e. Martin sacrificed. the ball dropping
!; his feet. and Ulrlch threw the
sphere over first baseman's head into
light field. Both men scored, UIrich
Missing the return peg from right
.eld. after Hurley had reached home
and st. Martin had passed third base.
McC:eary pitched for the Truckers,
md league for the Down Homers. Both
lid splendid work. and only the err
.ors made the contest one sided
The score follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30
TARS LOSE TEN-|NN|NC
GAME TO SH|PBU|LDERs
Third Long Contest in Row Is Won
This Time by Newport
News.
COOLERS LOSE TO SUFFOLK
petersburg kalsomined by Tigers.
Portsmouth Falls on Rocky Mount
and Administers Shut-Out Defeat.
Both Teams Play Good Ball.

:. NEWPORT NEWS. VA. May 20
Hewport News and Norfolk staged
ANOTHER teninning game to-day. but
unlike those Of Thursday and Friday.
me Shipbuilders won out. The scoi Q
was 10 .. Barton and Gardiner both
pitched well, but Gardiner had the
oest Of 1t in the p!nches. The Tars
scored In the first round OH n pass to
stewart and Lakes double. In tho
seventh they scored another on a pass
70 Mace. balk and Steinbrenncr's sin
gre Stcinbrcnner tried TO go to sec
.hu. but WAS called out. He protested
,he decision SO violently that Umpire
Iulien banished him from the park.
me builders scored in the sixth on
sIniths double anu Walkers single,
AFTER two men were down. In the sew
ehtn they added another on a pass
10 Noltz and GARDENERS double. In
NE tenth Gardiner singled, was forced
AT second. Bunting put up a foul fy.
smith was purposely walked. but Crist
SGsored seiglie with a long drive to
deep right confer. There were no
sensational features. The score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30
SUFFOLK BLANKS NUTS

PETERSBURG, VA. May 2e.-Suf-
,olk; for the second time, shu,-out Pc
tersburg this evening In game
team 70 hit. coupled with loose field :
inE Poray made his appearance in
the box for the home team. and barring
ms "i!dness, kent his hits we'll scat
tered CASTOR, for the visitors was in
hne form. holding Petersburg down TO
tour singles. two Of them being
scratches. In the second inning, after
hong had singled. Henry knocked a
lire drive 10 left field, the ball going
up and under an advertising sign. and
ne'ore 1t could be ielded Henry made
she circuit OF the bases. The fielding
of Goalby. Hummel and Long, and The
"ork OF Barnett and Henry at the mi :.
tiaI sack for their respective clubs.
we're the redeeming feature OF a game
wh!ch vas listlessly played By both
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30
TROPHY CUP is OFFERED
FOR BEST WOMAN GOLFER

Schwarzschlld Brothers OFFER a hand
,ome silver cup, to be known as the
schuarzschild ladies' trophy, to be
,iay for a the Hermitage Golf Club
The tournament will be played in
welve monthly matches. beginning the
irst Monday In June and the first Mon
lay in each month thereafter until the
welve events are played. ending May
o16.
The women winning the greatest
lumber OF times will become owner
# the cup. The winner each month
vill have her name engraved on the
up. Play will be eighteen holes med :
!. handicap.
In case Of tie, the golf committee
will fix dates for play-off. and eighteen
roles must be played to decide win
Yer.
The ladies' spring handicap tourna-
nent qualifying round is to be play
ID on Juno II. The other rounds as
ollows: First round. 18th and 18th:
econd round, 18th and 18th; seminnals.
Sth' and 2lst, and finals ED and, ,23d.
- x
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30
FOOTBALL OFFICIALS FOR
BIG GAMES ARE SELECTED
RuicH Committee Meefs and Names
Men Who VIII Handle Annual
College CInssicH.

PHILADELPHIA. May 29.-Oficials
for the more important football games
next fall were chosen here last night
at A meeting Of the Intercollegiate
Football Rules Committees subcommit-
tee on officials. DR.. James A Babbitt
OF Haverford College. presided. and
men prominent in the gridiron affairs
OF all the leading colleges were pres
ent.
Tufts. OF Browns. will referee. and
Fultz. also OF Browns. will umpire the
Yale Harvard game, while Dr. Will
liams, PENNSYLVANIA. will be field Judge
and Morice. Pennsylvania. head lines
man. Al the Princeton Harvard con
test, Langford. Of Trinity, will referee
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30
.9@S
CLUSTER SPRINGS ACADEMY.

wn
Clay, eff ''" N" '"" lance
spg Academy Dnvmes
Roanoke High
TintyPa
s2
O
John MwhnI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30

Williams. umpire: Pendleton. Bowdoin.
act as field Judge, and @. y. Barthart,
nnesman For the Yale-Prince;on
game, Tufts will referee: Marshall UNI
pre-; Morice will be field judge and
Pendieton. linesman
In the Pennsylva MIA Michigan game,
Laneford. FultZ, Echersall and Holder
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30

ness will be the officials. while in the
Pennsylrania-Cor game on Thanks
giving Day. the same officials as acted
last year have again been chosen.
Tufts will referee both the Prince
ton Dartmouth and Pennsylva MIA Dart
mouth contests. Hallahan will umpire
TIC former game and Fultz the latter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30
American A..ocintion.

Al Minneapolis Minneapolis. .; ST.
Paul. 90 innuEs).
AT Kansas City: Kansas City. 8: Mil
waukee S.
Al Cleveland: Clevelan nd -Ind!anapo-
lis postponed. rain.
At Columbus: Colum bus Louisville
postponed; rain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30
Totals az SIG u o Total, IA SO .
Two OUT when wiSning run scored
score by innings: r

Norfolk :.........'...i o o 90 o, 0 o.;
- port News 80 90 III 0 o, ia
Sfm1a!v: Runs-b. Stewart. Mace. sefglie
Snt'h Noitz Sacrifice hits-Crist Ha.,on.
poHes rno.base hitr-Lake. Barton. Cris,
hinInE. Smith Ga:diri.E. Bases balls
an barto". 4; IN GARDINER. g. Struck ou,
oy Barton. {: bv f.ariinier. 3. Ba!k-,;ar.
Ginier Wild characterization. GARDINER.
ny oy pitcher-Clevciand. Time. .:ol. I'm
PIKE. Cullen.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30
suffolk
Totals 30 81 ! Totals 81 g !.
'Ear-t Ter Francisco In eighth
Rated for Busch in ninth.

sutoIk ................I 90 o -,
Petersburg ..-.......-.-o q 90
summary. Rur.-Irr.sch~r o., Honic
e!ohtr. Henry. Sacr!ace hits-Ailen Hum
ne. Welcher. Henry. Home run-Henrv
stolen base-Alcn Double play-Hummei
Gos'ey and Henry. Bases on bail.-on Po:-
ray. l.et' or bases-PetersourE. {: Suf-
:o!k. 4 struck out-hy Porray. 1. by CASTOR
J, Tine. 10 Cuipires. Bussey and Me.
Gon.An AZ. nGance ,-c.n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30

It is pleasing without being ef-
Terminate.
It is vigorous without over
doing it.
1t bears repetition without
losing the freshness Of appeal that
first charmed you.
You-be you man or woman
meet in this beverage those
qualities that are admirably manly
in a man.
Instantly you will decide that
you like it for its characrer-its
personality. Time will prove
the soundness of your judgment.
For 20 years CocA-coLA has
been put to the test. Daily for
20 years it has passed the lips of
the American people-has borne
the test of repetition without
losing its zest.
For 20 years it has proved its
wholesomeness-itsv vigorous
ness-its deliciousness-its char
acter.
You can prove to yourself in
one slassful what 20 years have
built into its reputation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30
Portsmouth.
.Ratted for league In eighth.
tR,t,ed for O'BrIsn in ninth

Score hv Innings: r.
Rocky Mount ........0 o o. q 0 0 CO
Portsmouth .........:;.l o o o -
sumsm ,si.n h Runs-cook Hurley 81 Mar
Tin. Double plays-Whittcd to Hurley:
Doyle to OF rien to Parmalee. Sacrifice
aits-Teague 90. ST. Martin. Bases on balls
off league. q off McCleary. q Left on
oases-Rocky. Mount g. Portsmouth. &.
struck out-by league. 6; by McClesrv ;
Time. 1880. Umpire. Rossback. Attendance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30

1t was to be conquerinE heroes. but
the events OF the past week have
changed 1t to conquered heroes.
But how could they climb il they
roasted on the top all OF the time.
Besides. It makes the race interest
ing TO drop couple OF games now and
then. II We won them all. there would
be no use having a pennant race.
The games yesterday marked the
rounding on, OF one period for the
Climbers. Heretofore. Toronto, Buff
falo. Montreal and Rochester have
been the only opponents met by the
Dunnites. Now they go against Prov
idence. Jersey City and Newark. In
order.
Lack OF those timely hits was the
thing that lost two games Yesterday
Six in the first and three in the second
Is mighty poor crop TO harvest on
foreign field.
The games yesterday were marked by
two things. First. the return Of Paul
kiicheil. who has been under suspen-
sion for his little run In with Umpire
Mullin. in Buffalo. second. by the re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30

The mathematician discovered that
Hope usual walks two miles around a
BILE when playing a game OF 500
points Hoppe plays $4,000 points a.
year. so that means he walks 500
miles yearly. He has been champion
something like nine years and did
quite a bit Of around the table walk.
ing before he became titleholder. i So
his walking total goes over 5000 miles.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30

Dobson will be member OF tho in.
structing STAFF this year at the Uni.
versity Of Illinois School for Coaches.
He will teach football baseball and
track. Incidently to will himselt learn
some new wrinsles to impart 20 his
charges here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30

Mike Gibbons says the day Of easy
money for prize lighters is past: but
that may be Mikes way OF knocking
Freddie Welsh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30

Speaking of football. it begins 70
look as II Richmond will be sighted
this fall. Very few good games have
been listed so far. Besides the Elr.
ginia Carolina game. V. NJ. / 1. about
the only other State institution look
ing for dates.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30
THREE

Richmond College, left YESTERDAY o, -
three weeks scouting trip in the Mid.
die West for the Pittsburgh Pirate,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30

The Richmond team moves over e
Providence to-day. meeting the Gray,
in Sunday game at Rocky Point. Or
Monday 1t plays morning and after
noon at Providence, and then tn,
Climbers come home =,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30

Jack Dunn Is frank TO admit that,
despite the fact that many breaks have
been going against him. the Climbers
have been playing rotten ball whole
lot Of the time. and that they have
accumulated errors by the score. but
he also wishes credit for having a
lighting bunch.
Just watch those boys do some reg
ular fighting from now on" he says.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30
IT STRIKES ME
BY TIM PATCH

1t was to be conquerinE heroes. but
the events OF the past week have
changed 1t to conquered heroes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30

Newport News and Norfolk put on
three ten-inning games in a row. Pc
tersburg and Rocky Mount played two
extra inning contests in a row. Not
bad at all for the minors. And hte
quality is equal to the quantity. too.
Frank Dobson, athletic director of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30

Well. the truth must out! Prepare
tons had been made to spring that
classic the conauerinE heroes" The
way II has looked lately, 1t will be
changed 10 conquered heroes.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30

But how could they climb IL they
roasted on the top all OF the time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30

! Angels Arragon had an ofr-day yes
| terday One error is chalked up
against the speedy Cuban in the two
games.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30

tirement of Dutch Hoffman again
Dunn. Jr.. occupied the left garden in
the second game.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-30

iAASNSlG En- FefSOn-
ality. When YOU meet a
man you instinctively catalos
him = decide for yourself just
what kind of man he is and
whether or not you're going to
like him.
If he's wishy-washy. or over
bearing. or bitter. or loud. or
efeminate. or dull. or uninter-
estins. you're through. right
there.
tits character that decides YOU.
Beverages have character.
Some can't outlast a single
meeting.
Others are wishy-washy, eff
Terminate and uninteresting.
You forget them-quickly.
Others are overbearins-too
decided in flavor or effect. You
avoid them.
CocA-CoLAhas the character,
the personality Of fine. whole
some. rnonlD mar. 1t meets the
palates Of men and women on
this common ground.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-17

nit Dem Gn9lanoS un0 ieincr
Tcrbiinoeten. Gieie @eiobr bnt
Htobn grisben Molfer, oen notionos
len &orlibenocn ocr ot5rien0s Of
Eeace". oo5u peroalaBt. ons nod.
ilehen0e Sfrejben or Stantsietret1r
2duiinG gu ienocn:
o1sn Den bentigeu Saaesseitnngen
itrht su lcicn, baH Sobu Elerpont
gPuraan nno anbere gmerifauer nd
Smrdl Saron .heGeing, Den cSOro
Gbief ,Sniticc" 6nglonos, uno Ganl
i. Slafet, &. g., ben Spe5ialidnb.
ANTS .9lgenten, init Der eneliidlen 3e-
eleruue 5h benz 3iuefe pereinbart Ia.
trn, eintauien0 RilliDnen amerifnni.
idlen Cieloes Der Sndle Der Alllirten
nls linteritiibung susnfdbren
rSieit Ntllionen iino aber IN lime.
rita 1nFerit n6fbia, nm ben Aderbon
sn i0roerm nno beionSers, nm ben
@onmluollbon 5n nnteritnben, ierner
Mm 6iienbabnen nnb gnte Strnfen 5n
bamen MIN. Games &. Sia iagt,
tai bns 5oppeIte Der Smme nOtbie
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-17

Gptbtu6cu Wins brei lin5el
Butter, jpel lIn5en ,3uder. eynem
Dnlten Quort Q9dier pellt man lid
clnen Branoieig Der. tiibri oen 2eiQ
olanae, bis er lih nom 2opt l0r
st Der 2eig nusQeiibit. rufrt mon
nC1 . Gict oarunter Damn fuut mar
ben 3etg in cine 5prigtiite non Der
qamentpapier uno ipribt dui 4japisr
tleine aroa3tJen. bait lie nuf DOS
teiBe 5ett, bis le iid lcsicisn; iie
1iiHtn in Ihmimwenoem 6eit Baden.
3ulsBt iibey5udert man lie nit Yur
cer5uder,
Mus grttoria pirb 1es
msIoet, ooB oort 5000 lpsibli9e abs
georpuete aus perihieoenen Vrop;rts
sen, iamtlih 2tnEdnqer Der 6erbo9s
portei, eingstroffeu iino uno ii6 i'm
8erein nit 20O0 nnoeren 6rauen gu
Goro Burton bsgobsn. INN lie Be
gnaoiqung 3epets unn Der ubri9en
Hebelen. bic gum 1eil nod nidt per
urteift iinb, gu erbitten. Qoro Bay
ton empfing ole gittits1cyinnen
freunolid. ertldrte isoo6, bdb sr nidt
imitdnbe iei, ole HebeIien in 5rei6sit
at iebeu, er iperoe ober lessen Glns
iluB nui6ieten upb bic 2tngeltqenbeit
Dem Uiiniiter portraaen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-09-17
Petersburg. IS. Sept.

irnrc, nnllte man bic nmerifnuiidleu
Sdllnen nmf einen beiicrrn Statne
brlugeu.
oEas 6clb, oas ,6err Wuraan ans.
lcillcn mill, fann uur oaonrdl aniac.
bradjt ucroen, ban man bic yinnoes.
Sdldtrclerbe augre;ii, nnf bic ,lieqic.
rang Aoanoels- nno SnoultriesNiief-
len abloht unS bic 10 ireiacporbcnca
Snnmen beunbt, noer aber 1aonrdl,
onfs man ben tlcinen Spnrer aui be.
tsugcrtldJc 0elIe ba,u uerleitet, eine
1rteasnnlcihc sn seid)ncn, iueldDe Diel.
| lctdlt mod einmal bonn Dollar AMI A.
%cnts fallen fam, mic Oies uGbrenn
0cs Snrgerfricecs nit muicrer
0rlcgsiefnrifGten DER 1all mar, als
cnalone init linen maHipnIirte.
Carr id Sic bitten, nnierer Er.
caniiatiou sn telcarapblren, oh IS in
nnlcrer &erfaiinmg nno in nuieren
tSeicbbuhern einen Raraarapbsn aibt,
meldler nod Sbrer Nnndlt bieien fla,
Grnnten grndD Der 9ieutraIitGt ncr.
hlnecrn fonute. ourd WeldDen ben III
HHnfto 5inan5en in bifteriter Roth
iGqe befinSlidJen gllliirten meme 6il.
ie 5rtbeil tpnroc, iuGhreno benz nme.
rifaniidlen G0!te ols ioldIem yoiitipes
llnredlt suaefiist merben mnroe?
! stSleidlseitig nebmcn ,uir ms biz
Nreibeit, SSbnen nniere in Chicago dni
8. September anaenommene 9slatt'
form UOr5nlegem, bic 4lattfOrm bee
srrkteu GOnbents, Str je sniammta-