davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-13
The Truth About John Evers' Famous
and Historic Misplay
BY JOHN EvERs.

rOHN EVERS tells in the Baseball
Magazine just how he made that
bone in the world series.
Ct was approached by newspaper
men the same evening" says Evers,
''and asked about the play and how 1
happened to make it. I admitted freely
and frankly that it was a bone and let
It go at that. ] haven't said anything
about it since. It was a bonehead play.
There Is no doubt about that. But I
don't think that it was as much of a
bOnehead play as it seemed, though l
may be. pref JUDGED.
when the ball was hit to me was
anxious to get it. I had my mind on
getting il lust as soon as possible, for
with three men on and the game in ex-
ira innings any slip may mean score
No doubt 7 was too anxious and it is no
excuse il I was. At any rate the ball
made a rather awkward bound before
it reached me and hit me in the chest
1t hurt some and disconnected me to
that extent, though I am not saying
that was an excuse for my playing it
as I did. When it struck me in the
chest it bounded away several feet and
1 made after it mechanically.
knew Game Was Lost
But as 7 chased it the thought was
liz my mind that the game was iOSL L
was sore to think 7 had let the ball get
away from me like that, on what
looked like a simple stop. I was sore
to think that through a lack Of good
fielding on my part the game was lost,
we had fought so hard to win. That
was all. I didn't think of the men on
the bases. 7 didn't think Of the crowd
or the other players on the team. It
didn't even occur to me that it made
any difference whether the Athletics
scored one run or two runs so long as
they scored. For felt that the game
was lost, and that it was my failure to
field my position as I would have liked
to field it, that had lost it. While 1
was recovering the bali Schang was
scoring and Murphy going to third. But
seeing that I was in a trance, Murphy
kept on to the plate. Now I BECAME
family aware that the other players
were yelling at me to throw the ball.
But I didn't see Murphy before he
reached the plate. I don't know how 1
would have Jared If I had seen him,
for Murphy is one of the fastest men
in the game. Probably 1 could have
caught him all right.
Didn't Sec in Time.
"I don't know. But I didn't see him
until after he had crossed the plate and
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-13
PRIVATE CAR PARTY TO GO
TO CATTLEMENS CONVENTION

Cattlemen Of the southwest are going to
San Francisco in a private car on March
. TO land the American National Livestock
association for FL PasO in 1916.
Secretary A. W Reeves Of the chamber
OF commerce, is arranging for private car
to go 20 San Francisco to attend the 1915
meeting OF the association. A number o.
the cattlemeu from EI Paso, western Texas.
Arizona and New Mexico will make the
trip. j. D. Jackson, president Of the Texas
Cattle Raisers' association. will accompany
the FL Pasoans on the trip and will work
for El PasO for the 1916 convention.
Burt Orndorff is in charge Of the ARA nge-
ments for the trip, as he is chairman Of the
convention committee Of the chamber Of
commerce. He succeeded in getting the
Democratic convention for FL Paso
was active in getting the Pan
handle and Southwestern StOckmen s
convention here in March, and secured the
Texas Hotel Keepers association for this
city He win make It four straight by
leading the fight for FL PasO before the
American association convention. >EI Paso
has been promised the convention in 1916.
J. II. Nations. one Of the leading mem
bers Of the association, will make the trip
to San Francisco. =. c. HouEhton, 5f the
COrralitas Cattle company will go, will
John Hayes. manager for the Hearst in
terests I'm Mexico. and L. c. Bright, a lead
ing cattleman Of Maria.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-13

Many people have marvcled that s. S. s.,
the famous blood purifier, overcomes a va
riety Of troubles recognized as typical blood
disorders. But when we come to realize
that all we are, all that constitutes Us,
everything that goes to make up our com
pleted body is built up out Of our blood cir
culation then we may not be inclined to
question that to purify our blood must be
the influence that preserves the integrity
OF our completed body.
We have to deal with three great factors
in our daily life. These are the blood that
builds us, our nerves which control US, and
the germs which disturb US. There IS in
S. S. s. product Of nature 30 active, so
individual In Its characteristics. that from
the time 1t enters the blood until It has
served its useful purpose, not even the
marvellous powers Of the natural chemical
Eecretions Of the organs Of the body can
so change or convert it as to divert its
purpose to stimulate the elimination Of I'm
purities. This fact has been demonstrated
by the disappearance Of skin eruptions It
has been conclusively proven by the elm
nation OF catarrhal disturbances; It has
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-13
HARNESS RAGING
SCHEDULE IS MADE

Detroit, Mich, Jan. 13.-Pittsburg
and Fort Erie viii not be active mem
bers of the Grand circuit this year. The
stewards of the harness racing or
ganizatiOn, in session here, Tuesday
prepared the 1915 racing schedule and
added Montreal to the circuit
The Canadian city was given two
race meetings Of three DAYS each to
fill the gap caused by the withdrawal
Of Fort Erie and Pittsburg.
The season will open at Cleveland
the week of July 10 and will close at
Lexington, Ky, the week of October II.
The opening dates of the race meeting
follow:
July 10, Cleveland: July 26, Detroit;
August 2, Kalamazoo; August 9, Grand
Rapids: August 16, three days, Mon
treal; August %, three days, Montreal;
August 80. Yonkers, n. Y; September
G, Hartford, Conn; September 10, SYRIA
cuse; September 20, Columbus; October
4, Lexington; October II, Lexington.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-13
ATHLETICS LOSE
To TIGER TEAM
Tigers Increase Lead Over
Pirate Bowlers, Who
Lose to Braves.

In the game rolled on the Cactus
club alleys Tuesday night in the usual
weekly session of the Federal league,
the Tigers scored three points to the
tail end Athletics one in the first
match. while the Pirates were vic
torious over the Braves BY the same
MARGIN in the second contest. Through
their victory the Tigers increased their
lead over the Pirates who by dropping
three points TO the Braves dropped
back on a level with that team. The
Pirates victory was principally due 70
the Big league bowling Of their anchor
man. A. Wilkinson. Wilkinson had
high game with 1S4 and high total
with 500. the latter giving him the
splendid average of ia for the night
In the second game /. Srehlz Ioueu
very much as he did last week. start
ing off with a game Of 2Oj he fell down
badly in his next two efforts and pare,
Iy managed to pull out with high total
Tonight the Big league viii roll. The
Houck team, which has been Wen OUT
i'm front stands a good chance of being
pulled back. as il viii be minus the
service Of its old standby, Cap Houck.
As he has left the city for the re-
mainder Of the season and there is no
bowler not already grabbed by one OF
the teams who can approach Caps con-
sistent game there is a strong proba-
biIitv that the Old Guards or one Of the
other teams will finish the season in
front. The Sol 7. Berg team which has
begun to pull together, is expected to
start climbing until it is within strik-
ing distance of its old position on top
Of the heap.
The play in the games rolled Tuesday
night was as follows.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-13

been abundantly corroborated by the reeov-
cry from painful conditions classed as
rheumatism. S. S. S. is absorbed quickly
but unlike food it does not undergo such
chemical change as to lose fits medical ma
ture. Nor does It like mineral drugs,
create conditions which themselves must
be overcome in addition to the diseases
they arc supposed to remedy. s. s. s. Is
therefore a natural blood purifier, It Is a
natural builder of healthy flesh since it
removes from the blood impurities from
which no proper nourishment can be de-
rived and which continually aggravate.
The fact that S. S. S. is absorbed and
then eliminated is Of great immediate I'm
pOrtance as It therefore does not remain in
the system to create further trouble as do
the mineral drugs.
8. S. 8. IS sold by all druggists and Is
one Of the most staple preparations to be
found. 8. S. s. IS prepared only by The
Swift Specific Co., IS Swift Bldg.. Allan
ia, Ga. Write to their medical adviser for
any special information regarding blood
troubles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-13
BOTH HURT WRISTS,
BUT STILL FIGHT

New York. Jan. 13.-Jim Flynn, the
Pueblo fireman, broke his left wrist,
and Al Reich, former national amateur
heavyweight champion, sprained his
right wrist in their 10 round bout in
Brooklyn Tuesday night. Flynn's ac-
cident came in the second round and
Reich's in the third, but they fought
on, using their uninjured hands in Of
fensive work and their other arms de-
fensively. Reich had the better Of it
until his wrist was sprained and made
a wild rally in the 10th, using the in
Jured hand for several effective blows
From the fourth to the ninth, inclusive,
Flynn outfOught Reich. Flynn weighed
1S7 and Reich 207 pounds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-13
BETTING ON RACES SURE WAY
To LOSE MONEY, FIGURES PROVE
Based on Assertions of Racing Expert Who Calls Him
self Greatest Tipster in America Following His Ad
vice in the Past Year Would Have Caused Bettor
to Lose S2726, Betting $40 on Each Race.
BY FRANK c. AIENkE.

that the average odds were but six to
five. Naturally, in making his selec-
that looked like the best bets. Usu-
ally he selected the heavy favOTite-
the horse that looked like a sure win
net And whenever a horse looks Ike
a sure winner the "bOOkies' won't lay
ny sOrl OF odds against the animal
Average Odds Six to Five.
out of his % average tips the ma
jOrity of horses were quoted at even
money. Several were two to one shots.
Some were quoted at six to five, and
one at eight to five. Some others
who were overwhelming faVOrites,
were quoted at only four to five To-
falling all the odds il makes six to
five the average odds on those %
horses that this expert chose. Those
- horses and the odds represent pretty
well the type of horses that he chose
all year long and the sorts of odds
that prevailed on his selections.
Would Lose S253G,
Now, getting back to the main
point:
Had you bet on all the horses that
were tipped you would have won
272 times That meant you would have
won S12 on each horse, or total OF
SS264 OF course, your stake of SlO
on each of the winning horses would
have been returned. The returned
stake and your winnings would have
made n total Of S59Sf that you got
back for your outlay of $S710.
In other words. had you wagered $40
on every one of the horses that the
greatest racing ''tipster'' in the land
picked out you would have lost during
the year a total of S2726-the differ
cnce between the SS710 that you bet
and the $5gS4 that would have beeh re-
turned to you.
If the best "tipster' in America
tips" you so that you lose S2736 when
laying only $40 on each horse, how
much more do you think you will lose
if YOU follow the tips" of some Of
those who aren't half as expert
as he2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-13

r EW YORK, jan 13.-Betting on
a horse race is an absolutely
certain losing proposition. a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-13
GOLFING HINTS.
BY "sTRATGHT DRIVE"

PRACTICE SWINGS few years ago
the habit Of taking a practice swing OF
two before hitting the ball on nearly
every stroke became so prevalent here
that the British authorities By ripIdIy
enforcing a radical Interpretation Of rule
Is prevented its spread abroad.
on this side golfers are permitted 20
take practice swings on the tee and on
all other strokes mot within a clubs
length OF the ball" The L. s e. A.
thus asserted their right TO interpret
the rules just the same as in the case
Of the Schenectady putter
Practice swinging is a mighty useful
eXpedient for the man temporarily of
on a stroke. but is a bad regular habit
20 acquire. When off IL helps give "A
confidence that you will hit the bail
but for regular use IL is tiresome and
laborious process for yourself and those
who play with you.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-13
WHALE CARRIES AWAY 5000


St. John, n. B.. Jan. 13.-Officers Of the
Canadian government steamer Lansdowne
say whale carried away the roaring bulT'
buoy which, with its anchor weighs 5000
pounds The ship was sent out TO search
for the missing buoy.
The LansdoWnc found a dead whale so
feet long cutaEEled in the chain OF the
buoy. which had been dragged long dis
lance The whale apparently died from ex-
haustiOn.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-13
T. 6 p. SHOPMAN DIES:
nnnw~ No M 81

William A. HasseIl So years OF age. died
at his home at 2506 Wyoming street at
4:30 p m. Tuesday. Mr.. Hasseil came to
FL Paso in the summer OF 1912 and was
employed in the offices OF the Texas &
Pacific railroad shops
He is survived by his wife and 10 year
old daughter, both OF whom will accom-
pany the remains 60 Dallas Tex. where in
terment viii be made. Mr.. HasseIl formerly
lived 1T Dallas where his mother Mrs Has
Hasseu. live
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-01-13

- certain losing proposition. 4
racing expert" connected with one Of
the New York papers, made this ad-
mission uncOnsciously while boosting
himself as the greatest racing tip
ster'' in America.
The expert in question, in review
ing his own labOrs for the year, stated
that in S7l races he had picked the
winner PIP times. He stated. with a
showing OF pride, that he had picked
mere winners than any other ''tipster'
in the country. He trots out facts and
figures to show the truth of his asser-
ticn.
Taking his statement at face value.
it viii. be seen that the best race
'tipster' in the country would have
lost a wad of money during the year
Rad he bet on his own tips
Would Have Won 2T2 Times.
Let's assume that you bet $40 on
every one of his tips. He passed out
81 tips. That would have called for
an outlay of SS71O. In the 81 starts
you would have been returned a winner
272 times. But how would you have
Ton2
Taking the odds placed on % horses
which this expert tipped we find
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-10
Die ,.BnOrnrihlolrnoq


CT .aaamHat FaheHaiputapA ti mf hafu 4aaaea n U6naa
lsm 3oas spa 4thnh adahi urb a. Ftahai mlbH Wiaabf sf
hus .usH f8l es abtb faat gabHlts amaaisna mbf. hnsma nf
nea fnaa .amHEtmts lmb DE ehaiitoHnnnits 4ffs hbai.
eAu epls uhb NFba aht hwFa Heihiuhf = HtnH le bhfff be Nt8f
Hpt ben .aahmm. con Hme3a an sNai' snmlu mtun e hah Htsf.
bm Amsrtfanefu. hs ftabu moi W6hmm mdtut An In bdm truaH
aetn ~ = aaas at. m.Hn mos a4 mRae mol rhuai ~ Iadm bat
pthnb NHneHtauAm fmb. Nh funn H1h Huntt6 not imr ant ettnntfn.
as IA nor gn par qlenaea hm gohmn To rmnha mtam zines tbarittn
qHtnrtfd Der .rmdhu 1rfttnt earas suttA BE Nubrbeit Souen
nubts hab Ma iuidr Gdde tnttHtde Tciht6tmeu an biz 1ritihe al.
ntMst ga mrafn Scner 9rddt bette mir enc ebrtdc Srea0e be-
reaet. sd bette, oab ond biesmal nirbsr eu 0bRiter Vrotei talnuft
Doh i9eu mir ms mol eefu ,~boamtfheu- Wrntet an man iaat
riHt uFninnt BON eucr unfloren, un0urdfcbbmpn Code: 1as fDmmt
tnem Oor mic b5hmHae S5rhr! limo Der 8nt6aHae mhn6e bier
terrunoert frozen; Nat nun Dc 0etrI2 - @o5 babeu fh iee
tmnofen s9iatbdhmtn@ IN gbcaeo oeun eigenfia babel eeOott2 Fl
etoen tie th etna EN-, baB fe nm onf etnrnal onra 0ieen eeidluB
sfhHutige@ @ade ableat2 91onde tbmn Dos foanr aud unten in Der
Mode = aomiide eAthnl - rnb babel baben bhc feben .gtdt
Baufte m~saeoridt hhr Die tinitge @ertbaIung Gdterreid ltnaorus
Tenn = ndndib Denn Der grobe laOiide 9ruoer aubonO ale oe Deter.
reider nno llngoru umo nebenbei Die Geuhhen - Oerbnuen boben mar0e
Nos set 0eun abr Die nanmebr nidtb6bmiiden amsrtaRer Die finftiaa
gertbeduns BON 0dterreuhllnsoru an?
Aber SogIf lit ia beut5utoge Deoer bel ben aafrten nod bel beren
0efmungsgenohen 81 finoen. Mud unre &Soiyngtoner Regeruna Iei6etl
On ohfem 9aoHgeL iet Fe 0urh Die brthi9e grtae gu ibonea ge8pungen
8n oieien fumdm geFdIuB Der vgidtmebr.g0bmnen~ = 0onner
Deher oa lit ia itpH mieoer elm r9pp5ea" observation-disclosures paBtI
gig Sfars ao pgppens ir eDGY Sn febt Der fpoblbeldbte 9nfd
Gam un0 bait berOust inn Ghrnenbnnner in Der 2mn un0 Tto6nt:l
poW 19e oO nag gas Uongnl Gos S1nner pot omar m Der @deI
chem noG ore 5terne, dor Ftt Der Strelfen febt man nr luter Sppben,l
5BpbeH, 9DpbeH 1T StrafenforH ga6rHdt. lm0 Dor ibm fRt basia Elm
@dnfri6 geaannt s9ropo-gonoer@ unO EN- flmmerides Smn6fen,l
genannt vArntp~ nedt etner ebenio flnrnerltden eue eenannt yyabb
Deiden enpst Dor benz Aropa.qan6cr surid.
Snhl Gam 1T ibr beOrinft aber 1T r nidt ielbf idaIb an 6ieierI
n~nerquidllhen 8erdnOernng fefner fo5en Jlagge9 - SGts r ais gutter
1HO Durndf1ger 9ansOahr getb 5a Besinn Oes arisges ben iafamem 6et.l
llassn Der INSTRUMENTATION 9rtRe bic nd ndt genns tbnn fOamie
~ Der Serangltmpfans 9eniblanSs ao Observation-Disclosures, elm emer-l
gfdes 8aLt gebOteu, Oann mare Is ben 9eatfdamerftanern anS ben auSernl
Haeaals eiagefaasn, ben g6bp5en1t ben SinOefrid, UieOr 9erOprsn6oIen
aao 10 energtid 81 betOnen. = SD Dfeoerbde, mas i'd bier an ofe@erl
gteae 70 Oft f9On geiagt: gGin sdHrfs, Der hasn idHeat, Denn iane
ANntsr, Die in gebOreH nnA ersOseH fat, DOn iammen saguern Derna-
gampft mirO."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-10
9iaarb leinae[enditet.


9ag Seem 0orfer n8eutiae Sour.
nal" ereebt fi9 in elmer berben Sri.
Iii i6er jefen Billiard, Der ielbit
Oeittiher Mbfunft, in Sto6brioge,
Maiiy III rieoriger 8etie oegen 6ag
Geutidtbum borging. 8eIdgte Bel
t1ng auBert fi6 pte folgt: SsDalS
@arriioa 8iH0ro bon Stem gorf bielt
Dor Der 2aureI Sia aIlociation cine
Me0e gegen Ben Gbiengoer 5rieoeng.
foaDert nobel en- Die 9etpegung nme.
rifaniiher 8iirger oeutfder Serflmft
Sur 8iloung 6eionoerer a6rperihuf.
ten, 01frd ote fe ibrer Mieinung
Ausorud su perleiben nrio ibren
8ilen furO al eeben beriudten, oig
Elm uebeL be8ei6nete, ons 6as dke
rituniihe Bolf u~nterOriiden mifIe.
8err GSfpoIo @orriion 8iaaro lift
Serausgeber Der geiD gorfer .gbe-
ming Boit4, Die ieinerseit bon leinem
8ater, Dem beriidtigten 5tnona-@e.
ME 8enrD Billiard, alias Seinrid
9ilgdr0, gum 1beiI NIT ben |auer er.
~iuorbenen Spargroiden oeutider
Gienltmdoden gefauft mnr0e.
Der aIte 8iaor0 iudte 3euti6
Ian0 ftnan6iel al begalnern. Ser
IAnge perfnht es politiIh hinein.
5nIeger. Ger APPEL fdIt nift melt
nom RoBl
Nie man fiebt 1T Serr gilaro,
alias 9iIgnro, Der geborene Refor-
ssr. CT 1T alsberoraenfIif 0asu
berufelL Iber 0os GeutidtEuun bier
sH QniEos un3 beIien 8nefe mo
3ieIe III urtDeilen.
or beriudie Iih aud beretts ols
JfieoensItifter, in0em er fh an ben
oeltiden 8otfdafter ber~on6r1nqte,
oefien groBe 8er5enggite i4ou man.
der eefUiIienIofe Sdutt 81 niBbrou-
den beriudte. Snfolge ieiner emf.
nertten gegdbung bdlt &err Billiard
Ole Bet fit gefonlmefL no fir i'm
in aubtnett Billions glos geidoftem
iDef0e, bieneidt ais MiniIter 3tr
unteroriidung 5es De1tifen.
Beif i~nfereiianter mare es oe.
mtIen iuena &err gia0rD ieinen
&5rern sF5dblt bdste, NOS Carl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-10

|Sdur5 iiber Die 5innn5tronsoftionen
BON Billiard fen. in Geuti9ton0 iefner
3eit oadte.
9bgleid er feline Narren mamie,
mefnte 8iaar0 IN leiner ae0e ben
|GBicdgoer 6rie0enstonbent, oeIien
8e0eutlrng er Ourd einea 8oritof
an 8orabeno oesleIben III ihmaden
bentitbt mar. CT lei omar ouf bent
|idem 8ooen geboren, aud 5obn ei.
mes 6elttiden 8aters, aber er f6nne
niemols cine eetbeilte gargerpflidt
merfennen.
Wit dbnliher g~ntIteGuna pahr.
batter Sbotiabeit aos Serr giaar0
AeuBerungen bon Carl Sfurs on,
aus 0enen er befueiien Dolte, 0as
oerieIbe fid i'm @robe um6reben
iDliroe, Denn er maBte, ME Die
Dentidamerifaner fi6 lett benebmen.
Or D~ieoerbolte Die obae0roidene
Bbraie, bob bic n6or0en~, bic bier.
Der gefommen iDGren, Iieber in
9euti6lm6 bGtten bleiben Ionen.
tDenn tie bic oeutj6e aultur nfto oos
oentibe politiide Sbltem flr Dor.
angIi6 bielten. Gin Didttaer Gd.
Tor in Der Gort6oler 0es 0aruerifdnb
iGen Shmel3tiesels@ Iie9e in Ser Ct.
5iebune Der ginDmt0erer All ben rid.
tigen Bflif)ten Oes 9urgerrDeiens.
Sn ben meiIten 5Gaen feien bic
giirgerpriifungen cine SARGE un0 bic
8erlei9ung 0es am B0hIten All
iGdset0cn GtpIoms@ lei in Relp
Yorf rDenigjtens nidt eiHmaI bon
Der Nlr6e begIeite guDeien, 6ie
man oltf Dos Aegiltriren eines grie.
fes ~antUenoet.
8iaaro betonte, 6oB er .dftf bent.
ihem 8o0en. ais Sobn zines 0eut=
ihen Bdters ge6oren iei~, Uabrfhein.
lid UNI ieinen S0rern ~begreiflih al
MAIDEN, ooB eg 6esbaIb jett ieine
Eflift Iei, DeutidIdito IN ben SpaL
ten ieines gldttes mlf oos unfI1tfg-
tie onSugretfen.
Qos grObe 6eltide Reid fam
notiirliH nift fir ieoen trummer
9nno, Der binter ieinen gritnen
3eden geboren muroe, De~rantlDOrt.
LID eeu1oGt peroen, ober I'M done
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-10

e
re "a
Nieff fslf
~
8
,
ast M
~ ag.4 N.
Nak l5
t4w
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-10
Nruioftittn aus 9olua


An HH w F4lfi
8Ef faHHiaN& NJ.
tFNiiN HNmiiim amai
#Aa NsHR hW Risnal HHNN u
4t HfANltsH nt lWN I'M
EN Natl CIV Nat m I'M
sft NH1tfiilt h fff tNeA N
esfilt HaH af& atFAti GEO
sue lhaffH MfAf IVA iN
shfttftHfab llaiH NtaliafHi Nstl
p ~ mfifsg ~
ra iadltRfhan 500 Hfs ~
fHtflafHN tlfldi ~ uNlffgf naa llfl
sHsfalfHlamHlnna aHiaiign
40 ntn SITTER Eht sni ifl tlc.
HsH atN1in3 htif bifilm nit ii
lHf h0s Nif bt ptfdutaabt et.
aga aoisblalitf lm anaul l0lgN b.
laiieH
att battn uHs dtft stl ltfua
d%eAnuiasH 8tlgbm Die Nffnasanb.
est etn faaf NfllCfe WioH0ig ~.
feridie1en liue fnuf it Wgihmau.
afl brf wunb Nur imatiatr 81
btf ahpnmHlm hIten TOE Hbonnei
mgiu ali elm utiiftts ,ahf bWrdl
mifflidie ssahlAnn trHetiert
ia "a muu iaban Nionai clipos
ntpf hnubtti f0uars itliet mn n0a
Htatt ALI hmdm tnih MA aerItnAeu
unb mtr tun Medli baden, hic
tact sfaile fin oieien 3tued IN an.
ipfnh tu mlHnen ID bIelhi nidits
ol0rrga ttria mir mlliirn elm
pnar Nlonota mleiaaen laiien bic
chem mlcher aeaiiacn0 @el0er einac.
lnuirn itu0
vile getr iolieu iobaIo ole m6g.
lid TIRE Slibiiription 0urd mtrf.
/ ID e 3ahIlHg erucnern.
SoIdle @elOer fonncn an Sen
Inter seidlneien aeidift mcroen. nno
peroe Id iolhe 3obIlmgen peri6n.
lid aarantieren
0cioer ertrantte infer IrGi0eut
aui Der 3ldreiie unS 1T ieit0em
frout gcipeicn, gs ireltt mid
gang beionocrs, miitbeilen 81 Ton.
nen, baB er Jest ouf Dem @ege Der
9eiierung tit. Nabren0 ieiner.
aranfbeit, nto bofientlid miro iie.
niht mebr Inhge oduern bin iA be-.
auitragt i'm gu b%ertreten.
Sc Ifnelcr bic 4bonnentengeloer
lin 70 ifneHer tomen
mir bic S~erdilsgabe beg Mon1ts.
tuieoer a~ufnebmen.
4ue 8orms3a5lungen Die einge.
1angen Firo an6 nod eingeben tuer.
oeL tDeroen Fir elm ooles Sobr -
IL Nummern freoitiert perncn
Rieinaao ettpas perIiert.
Sn Der 6ofiGaHg oaB bic @elSer
genlia eintommen peroen
mir iobaI0 ME m0gIid NIT
Der 6erdusgabe oes Mondtsblattes
iortfabren tonnen uno nit trei.
@ruBe
Ser gice.grdiioent:
Sermonn @iller. @aterloo, Ga.