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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-19

Can the Giants win the pennant? l
have been asked this question hundreds
of times within the last week. and L no.
tice that some critics have an idea that
| they really have a fighting chance, but I
don't see where they have one chance
in million. 1t if possible when one sits
down and figures it on paper, but base
ball battles are not fought on paper, and
the plain facts are that McGraw has the
hardest part of his battle to fight in Oc-
tober.
1 hope the Giants do get close enough
to have a chance, because it will help us
a whole lot. We do not play McGraw' S
team again, and are counting upon them
winning few games from Brooklyn and
Boston, but it will be the two series with
the Dodgers and Braves that will elimi-
nate the Giants entirely.
The Phillies, Dodgers and Braves only
have to break even to force the Giants
to win almost every game on the sched-
ule, and this is out of the question. The
western teams may prove easy for Nc
Graws powerful combination, but it is a
1o-to-1 shot that they are going to drop
at least three games to Brooklyn and
Boston, and if they do the Phillies surely
Brooklyn and Boston fall by the way
side.
RAIN HURTS PHILLIES
Anyone who thinks that the Phillies
will not do a whole lot better than an
even break for the balance of the sea-
son is very much mistaken. We have
not looked very good for the last 10 days,
reaction having set in after the two
hard series with the Dodgers and Braves.
Two rainy days, one in Boston and one
in New York, did more to throw thu
Phillies off their stride than the great
work of the Giants.
This was just about proven when we
played miserable ball against st. Louis
makeshift team. We surely looked like
anything but champions in that series
If it were not for the closeness of the
race and the fact that every game counts
SO much, might feel like laughing when
[ look back upon the series.
In one game after Smith had been sus-
pended, Bescher put out of the game and
Wilson taken out to allow pinch hit
ter to face Rixey in the third inning, the
Cardinals had an outf1eld OF lnhelderS.
Art Butler was in left, Jack Miller in CEN
ire and Bethel in right field. The infield
consisted of Snyder, a catcher on first
Manager Higgins who has not played in
more than three games sill year, on sec
ond; Hornsby, with badly injured leg,
at short, and Beck, another cripple, on
third Can anyone imagine a team like
that beating the Phillies after we had
taken an early lead?
COULDN'T GET GOING $50
The other games with the Cardinals
were the same We simply could not get
going. Everything we tried failed and
can truthfully say that I never saw
team get poorer breaks. We were rather
cratic in the field, but there were nu-
merous breaks against US that were not
apparent from the stand.
1 don't think we will run into another
stretch of poor luck this season, and I
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-19
MASS PLAY DEVISED
by RUTGERS COACH
is RULED AS LEGAL
Football Rules Committee
Says Sanford's Play Is
Legal-Others May
Adopt 1t

New York. September .1s,-The mass
play devised by George Foster Sanford
the Rutgers college coach, may be
adopted by elevens of other colleges as
result of the announcement that the
style of attack has been legalized by the
football rules committee.
The play consists of the alignment OF
three of the four backs Immediately be-
hind three adjoining players on the for
ward line 1t was used effectively by
the Rutgers eleven and proved formula
BILE when a little ground was needed to
retain the ball or when the team was
near the enemy's goal, but in one in
stance last season it was declared illegal
Mr.. Sanford submitted the question OF
its legality to the committee at it's meet
ing here Saturday night and obtained a
decision that the play was legitimate
provided no part of the bodies of the
three players forming the second attack,
ing line was within one yard of line OF
scrimmage.
A suggestion by Mr.. Sanford that a rule
should be adopted prohibiting the cutting
down of a player from behind was APP
proved by the committee informally. He
described it as 1.-The most dastardly play
In football, a hamstringing, knee break
ing, face smashing play that allows a
man on one side to injure a member OF
an opposing eleven"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-19

Boston went back into first place in
the American league race, winning
from Chicago, while Detroit lost to
Philadelphia Because the champions
have played fewer games, they have
slight margin in percentage over
Detroit, but the difference between the
teams cannot be reckoned in terms OF
games. Chicago is in third place,
game and half behind the leaders.
cfo
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-19

by Scott and Cady, the former making
third on the latter's hit. Shore then
famed and Russell replaced Williams.
Hooper lifted a fly to Leibold and Scott
scored after the catch Chicagos runs
were made in the fourth, seventh and
ninth innings. The local team had nu-
merous chances to get runs, but did not
avail themselves of the opportunity Jan
wins fielding was a feature Score:
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-19
Thomas Makes Fine Debut

St Louis September 18-Claude
Thomas, recruit from the Des Moines
team of the Western league, pitched his
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1916-09-19
HOW THEY STAND

Chicago, September 18-BroolSlyn lost
ground in the National league race
today by dropping one half Of dou-
BILE header to Cincinnati, while it's
chief rivals, Philadelphia and Boston,
were beating Chicago and st. Louis,
respectively. The result cut down
Brooklyns lead over Philadelphia to
one game and over Boston to two and
q half games The standings.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-13

gie in frilbaren Sabren Slide.
rel, 70 lit gang beionbers ieBt
gSGfeIn" gum 2oiungsipprt unierer
6rauenpeIt getpor0en in Der freien
8ett, Die iie ibren 8flitten ab9e.
lln6 BARN bat tie nuh Redt,
Oa man ia obne groBe Diilbe unS
Soften etruas SdoHeS uno bod 51a
gleih geiltlihes iilr ieine 5reunoe
ODER iid ielbit beritelen fam. 9a-
bel fommt ibr ois gutter Hatgeber
Bud $50. 9 sur 9ilfe. auBcr
20 Dcridieoenat neuriten Muitern
bon @aIien ODER Sohs iinO iebr
nieofide leidter 81 ferti9enoe @luiter
bon 5doIs. @ontoffeln, 9edden,
Sanot1iden, &dubhen unO 6ilct.
arbeiten Oorin ent1altcn, fpelde obnc
Stage groben gejiaI fin0en meroen.
5dumen Sic nidlt mt Der 9eiteaung
oieier neueiten glasgabe.
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Sanbel sieGt i'd lueitmarts.

5tatiltiteu fir 1916 oon ollen
peItGidlen St1Oten betpciIen, ooB iid
Ser G9pcrpunft oes SniOels oes
Sanoes neitp1rts neigt. 9aufum.
idse in nejtlihen @onfen nehme1
euf Soften ser oitIi1eu 9anfen 5u,
uno oa8 @eitdft bot iid i'm @eitcu
rielig eptpidclt. 3u elmer 3ett De-.
ianoen iid ale groBen goitucriano.
@cIddfte in Chicago un6 Iefp 9)orf.
Seute lit ems Der gr6Bten in Omaba
iituiert: bic @eneral Mercantile 60,
.Ebc Great Mail ORDER &ouie",
mel6e beridtet. Dab ibr @eifdft i'm
lesten Sabre rieii9 angepd1ien lit,
I'M, ooB ibr Eager ourd 6in5u.
fiigung pieler 1teler artifel beoeus
teno %3u9enomnen bat. Sic Gene.
raj M~ertdntile Company lit ems
Der uereren groBeu goitoerinnos8e.
iddfte, lit aber marm in Der &c.
ihGftsnelt aufgenommen porben.
Ger 9latf ibrer BETTER, Merriom
uuo Smith, ~oerbiir9t ieOem 4unoen
roatge 3ufrieoenIteHung
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Werinnn[icn.

@err 6Iorian Studs aug 8ierce,
elmer Der befaunteIten 9eutihen beS
Stantes, bat Dem Acknowledgements
oes ~ueritorbeneu giidofs Scnrnell
6eigetpobnt mo aud Die oEribiine~
beiudt. SER Studs 1T elmer Der
oeltideu 8armer, Die Ben 8fefOe-
foufern Der 8rqn8oien uro GngIdn.
Ger oas @eidah in gierce Gountp
ueroorben Dnben. @r bot feline
Qadbarn un0 SreiunSe gebeten
feline gferOe fir arieos5tpede gu
perfnfen, mo oieie finO benz CT.
inden 10 eiuifhnmig uadgefommer,
onB Die gferbef1ufer unDerrid)teter
0inae aus Bierce Gourtp ab5teben
llmBten. Inter Stoat Nebrdsfa bat
ilbri0en8 Diele oeutlhe GARNER oiif.
.7uiueiien. bic oaB @leite tater. Ser
Studs bat 5Dei 8ritoer, Die ais 0f.
ii8iere In Der oiterreidiihsungori.
iden armee iteben, elmer gegen sic
StoIiener, Der anbcre gegen Die
8uiien.
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Ser 9aItstpuO!
Ginc iueitere Spenbe bon 500 ans
benz StaOtdJen Sutton,

Sutton Neb,, II. SaHudr 1916.
Omaha &rtbiine,
Bal. 8. 8eier, 8rdiiOent,
Omaha, yteb.
@ee6rter &errl 5reunoli9en
0anf fir bic 8enntporting meiner
gnfrage. anIiegeuo ienOe id 81
men einen Gbed gum getrage bon
Slt, nelhe Snmme Sic bite, an
Sos 0eutide uno SiterreiGti6 . in.
aoriide 9iotc areu8 a6ermitteln
ipolen. 0a8 GelO 1T bon meiuer
@emeinoe, Der 6reieu, OeutiGsrefor-
mierten @ofinunes 8emeinoe gu
eutton, Glap gountp, 0ebrasfa.
Cine aoaefte fir oenielben 3wef
III anf ben %. 8. 0its. ieitgeiest.
Nus gon3er SeeIe begriiBe id S9r
GPiiben Inn 8abrbeit un0 9fe6t un0
Uerbin0e oamit ben cbrliden 8uuid,
OaB Sbnen @eiunobait unO frohe
arbeitsluIt in Ser feinesmeg8 flei-
men aufgabe erbalten, iowie aud
idoner Grfolq 8uteil wer0e.
Sod,ahtunqs0oG
o.. aird6efcr, Sditor.
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0pOrOprOae6 Sanier.

Nnd0em aeitern DIE auspabl Der
@eihmoreuen beenoet mar, fonnte
i'm MiorOproSeB eegen artbur 9au.
Ter en0lid init Der 8eugenoerneb.
mllitg ~begounen tperben. &rot oes
~furffbaren 9li36aros mar oos 0te.
ridts5immer bis our leBten gde nit
Reugierigen ongefiiQt, oeren gr6Btes
Sutereiie uatiirlid aiif bic @uupt.
5eugin 5rl. Grace Glnter geridltet
NOR, tuelGe fih befanntlid in ge.
9leiiAne 0eS aa~iIierers u. S. Smit9
befnno, olS berieIbc ermorbet mur0e.
Gle 8euein erfldrte obne ieoeS IS.
geruJ oab iie in Dem an9efIagten
ben Maru e%rfentie, peIder Smit1
eriboiien babe. sic IdilOerte oonn
Die oIlgemein befonnten gorg1nee
Der 0ioronn6t, nie lie ge5tDungen
mar, nod Dem Mor0 Sauier fun.
benIang olrd Die StraBen al 6e.
sIeitcn, ultO pie ibr oerielbe mebrere
Male nnitttlida antrdge iteate,
Die 8rugin tonnte ourd be 3ni.
i9cnira0eu Der Ann1lte oes 4nge.
flagten -nift aus i6rer Gube ge.
bradt perocn. Sauier ielbIt, Der
bel @eginn SeS 8erb0rs einen lltl-
'6%eiorgtcn gin6rud madte, muroe
3um SdtiB aufmerfIam uuo fd)ien
lih Der GriItes Der Gage mebr &c.
puBt gu peroen.
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Siinf &Dnteitantcn til Der
6mnocrttauienr Glai1cs
Der trieOli6e ~3Setttreit Ocr aha SribIne" getutnut
taglid) an Snterene unO Sebbatttgtelt!
Z. 2. e6sner aus Glay Gonntp an Der Spite!

tag, pos sic @otrioteu au beionOe-
rer &Gtigfeit %oniporner iolte. 8em
nift ale Qn5eiden triigen, 70 Der-
Den mir IN ben ndditcu Eogen bon
einigen lleberrai6ungen beri6ten
tonnen, on nitd Die aontetanten
Die in Der @ongIiite nod meitcr i'm.
ten Iteben, oeriproden bnben, allies
5u TIM ultt IN Der Cite mad oben
al tomnen. lln0 bos miro ibnen In
oieier Belt Der 0oppelItimmen ia gar
nidt idper peroeu. @lr m0dten
oesbalb 0en &onteitauten 0rtngcll6
1nroten, bon iebt ob fleiBiS uno
5ielbGpuBt an Der 2lrbeit gu bIeiben.
Damn fam Ser Sieg uidt ntsbIei.
ben. Mnn beraeiie nidt Die epige
8a6rbeit: 8ebarrli9feit fibrt gum
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Sect aibt es 9eban i'm auto. Son,
teit Der GdsliHen Omaha &ribitne;
ni6t rpeniger aIs flint aonteitanten
iinO beute in Die SunOerttauieuo'
&loiie geriidt uno ii6crn ooourf
Dem aonteit baS SntereiIe un0 bic
2ebbaftigteit, Die gu ieinem grfoIge
erforoerlid iino. 2tnOere aontctdn-
ten meloerb ooB aud iie oemnadit
groBe @oripriinge anmeloen peroen
uno ieoer bemiibt itd ua4 ar6ften,
Der gribiine 10 piele tleue 2eier ais
m6glih Sli lihern, onourd in Ser
Sebt5eit Ser 8oppeIitimmen Die mel.
item Stimuten 5u e%rlungen iinb nro
bic aonteitanten am lgnelllten Dor-
ludrts fomumen. 9iaie i6one 8eit
Der Qoppelitimmen idJlieBt an 81.
Sanuar, ulIo an Gaiier's @eburts'
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Die &rauerreoe baIien. an Ieiner
Gteqe preoigte er3biihof aenne,
cine turJe, morfige @ulogie. Sn
ihnrfen Gonturen 5eihHete er elm
Bib oeB 9crblihenen, ais @bn-
raftermnnn. Or prizes ibn ais tic.
fen Denfer uno GdoIar, Der bis in
iein bobes alter nit Der gigenbil.
oitng unb Gortbiloung iid beihdf'
tiete - Sccnnen mar Elm Bidder.
freun0. Sm 0pciten Geil lobte er
lin ais prieiter @ottes unO pfliht.
a~etrelren 9iifof fainer Stride, Der
Dos @ute i'm Stilen pirfte uno bod
ipirfiam. CT idlcB nit Der Mn.
ipieIung, Dab Omaha, ols @rcb.
ltnbt, inn Elm beiieres 8epolterungs.
element DerOonfe, in ibm einen
tiidtigen giirger usio paferen Gor-
oerer oIlgemeinniiBiger, daritntiuer
llnternebmunGen oerIiere. 9iihof
Eiben besIeitete Die 2ei6e gum aird-
bof.
aIs SdIuBnort iei Dem teureu
2oten nohgeiagt, Dab err ms Deut-
iden poblsefinnt mar, ooB err iid)
erobe Miibe eab, oos Deutide 81
erlernen, Inn iid nit Dem oeutihcn
alerus uno @IGubigen St beritdn.
0igen. Sc br1udt MIR oorauf per-
mieien 5u rperoeu, Dab er nut gor-
Iiebe oeuti6e 9rieiter onpobm, Der.
troleno nnf oeren folioe ausbiI.
hung, roitIoie arbeit, nanentli1 I'M
Gdulfoh. 9te grridtitug. bon
GiarrIfulen log i1m beionoers ON
Screen. Gin gors beion0erer Scr.
ocnsdue 6es 8ii6ofs NOR feline Sir.
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g6il. Soil als SeuatsfanOiOat.

Staots. Senutor &bil. &obl ans
3apne, Der bereits mebrere 3erninG
0en Z. Senat8- DHtritt, Der bic Goutt-
ties Cunning 8oDae una 8ierre lint
faBt, i'm 5taat8. Senat patreten, bat
ieine aanoioatltr ilr Die @ie0er-g3o.
mination augefiilOigt. Serr ao6l
bate 5lterit nidt beubiftigt, mieber
dis aottoibat aui5utreten, mltrOc
aber bon Ieinen bialen 5reln0en In
oieiem 3iltrift a~ufgeforOert uno. bat
idlieBlid benz griuden 0erielbcn
nadgegtben uno miro iid i'm Oas
glntt oes Senotor8 nieoer belDerben.
Serr aobl mar Elm tiiAtiaer Ser,
treter, Der beionbrrs oliA unter Den
Qeuti9en leines 9iitrifts Uiele mar
me 5reunoe bat.
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'lie Bet(ebung
BJ6of SCanneT's

I'm MitternaHt Derglonun Der
Iette QerJenidimmer all Der gabre
@iIdpf Scannea's. glur Die efpige
Nompe mart ibren Itiaen eebeim-
nlsbolen Sdein oiif oas I'M So0e
non lodelnOe antlib oeS Gotten.
@ohreno Der Rodt icste Elm anber.
goDabnIihcr Shneeiturm elm. Ercb
oeS uHpetters perlaurmelten iih
alerus uto Golf $50 In ct. Sobn's.
0os 9otenofficilm lpur0e inter Sci,
ilng Nep. &. 9ronseoit's IL. Reu. &.
@rcnpo's oebetet. giihofe nno on
ireienoe Br6laten nabnien ibre BIdse
i'm Gbor. Dns Officium rabm iiber
cine StunOe in anIprud. an $50
@eiitlide %niiiltierten beim 3oten.
amt. auf oas 0fficilm fo[ete oas
Gcqniemomt, SeIebriert bonn Ora.
biifof aeone. Der @einnosdor
uar0 gcbii6et aus Dio3eian.Bries
itern, bic NIT fcltar, mdnnli6er
Stimme bic einorudSpolcn Gbor1Ie
%pcrtrugcn. Scr. &orep gildlep fang
nnd Der MonOlung Elm Solo. Geo.
Gr. g. Genes, Der bette 0rgnnift Der
9io5eIe, iibernabm oos Spiel Der
ifperen Gartien. Stint a%6ioIltio.
iten rcuroen eebnlten bonn gbt BON
Conception 8ifhof @c@ooern, gi.
ifof Siben, 8iihof gurrioan uno
Gr5biihof aeone. Sn letter W1inute
ipuroen gr5biidjof SreIon6 uno 9i.
idqf 9iiid crtpartct. grIterer ioate
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atnlien. srnnspprtSampfer nerlsnft

Rou1, t8. San Die italienii6e
qOmiralitdt meloet, 0aB Oie Grams.
portoompfer grinOiii unO @itta 81
gaIermo i'm aoriatiihen @aeere ouf
Mineu Itieben uuO lutergiagen. 9ie
Salfte Der Sruppen allf Der 8rir.
oifi ertranfen, wobrenO iid Die Be-
manning rettete. gitta Oi 8alermo
lpar ein SiIfsfrer3er, 9ie meiiten
Der an gorO 9eiin0li@en uuroen
gerettet.
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8iel,
s. 8. SAiner aus gInb gountp
lit beltte on Die Spite geriidt, nah
reno StliltS 6eitner Die oueite Stellc
einnimmt. Sic brittle Steae miro
ron Geo. g[agoier aus 9toe Golln-
tp bebauptet.
@iele Seier Ien0en gegenp6rtig ibr
announcement brett Elm unO beitim-
men, ooB Die Stirtmen ibren 5relm,
ben inter ben aontcltnnten 5ugenie.
den mer0en. glIe oieie Anoromnp
gen meroen bonn &onteitleiter genau
ousgefiibrt un6 modten mir oILeil
QeIern oieie Sonolungsfpeiie empfeb-
len. W1an fam ollf oiele 8eiie iei4
men 6reunoen inter ben &onteitau
TEN IN frdftiger 8eiie belfen, mas
oieie eeipiB at%ierfennen.
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0unfe Ipridt HaNrsr GnaIanOs.

2onoon, 10. San. Colonel 6.
%. Soule, Der peri1nIide gertretcr
ceS 9%raiioenten @ilion, bat bereits
nit ben peri1ieoeniten ~Ieitenoen
gtaatsnldnncrn gngImOs Sonic
ren5en gebabt. Inter 0enielben be-
fln6en ii4 Cir GOwar0 greD, 4apio
Glop0 George, u. s. 9alfour UNI
Gberridter Cord MeaOing. Serr
Souie miro nod NIT anoeret be.
baltepoen Mdnnern 9eratun9 pile
gen. ebe er Die 9feiie nad 6ranfreif
mtritt.
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gufluieoler beitraft.

geoor Ropios, So, 10. San. ~
Sn Ser itaot(ideu gteformanitaIt In
Qnomoio mnroen 81 5troflinge 81
Itrengcr Gin8elbaft oerurteilt. neil
lie Die aaoelsfabrer eines auftan.
Oes BON 5traflngen marcr, lDelde
peraanqene @o9e oas 2eben oes
@efdngniSoireitors uno anberer an.
qelteaten beorpbtdL Doourd 5mei
angeIteate lulbniiHuig puroen.
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8ettcrberidt.

Giir 0ma9a uno ltmgcgeno:
Gd6n beute gtbeno uno 6reltng.
SalIqlam lteigeuDe &emperatur.
Gitr geebrasfa: S9on beute AbenN
ut0 5rettog; ni6t gang 10 folt.
SIR Soma: Shou beute qlbcno
uil0 Greitog. langiam iteigenbe Ecm-
perotur 6reitae unD I'M peItttaen
Seil beltte qben6.
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0irfen6rnnS in sipnr Sin.

Siour Ctr, So, IS. San. - Die
critic aongresations . Stride fpliroe
Gcitern ourd cine 5eltersbriinIt ma.
bc3u gdn8Iid scritort, Ger angc.
rihtete Sdaoen miro nuf $4,000
eeId1bt, Dem cine 9eriiderung bon
1922 600 geganiIberitebt.
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@ier fummen IN AnF[pn nm.

7 Noihoiae, Tenn, II. San. = Bet
6inem 3gtIon, Der geltern oben0 Die
8 MeiIen ipgtlih BON bier gelegere
0rtidaft Ma0iion Citation beim.
IrtGt famen pier Berionen lrns Sc.
ZEN. Sine an5abl Sduier tpurOe
serltort.
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adtnaa, 0entlde!

aorrmt All :. !. 6. NnmObr fiir
6eIten Qimburger adie, gprGu6ertpn
Gatfiih, Soienpfeffcr. Bier uno
5dnaps baben mir 1iih 5u Der.
faufen. 207 iioIihe 10. 5trobc,
Smoha. Neb.
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Sir Namcnn bet R~Ontefanten uno hire gtimmen,atI FnO hdt folgt:

Mrs. ~. seiemanu, Seller So, GOlp 10000
0len. 81. Gnsel, Sec g., SolUa 10000
S. s. 9eiber, Hrnuf(in So. 10000
5reO. @cber, Mnri4al So, aaHi. 10000
Sdrl GlnSc, Sonalas 81. 10000
Geo. 9nc6ent6ali &olf So, SOlua. 10000
Jranf snSbef, Gebar Gp 10000
Weorsc Serser, GoIf So, SOiud. 10000
3o6n Solseu6ers, SAGE Gu 10000
8. g8. Stn6r, Garrua Gu., Sa........ 10000
G6riit, 0tto, Graiufor6 So, Sa....... 10000
5D6n @rp6mauu, Guur So. 10000
(sus. Nienne, g~ancaiter GD. 10000
g. q. 8eidoruer, Q~aneaiter So. 10000
Gttu 8. OFF, 8iatte Gu 10000
Etto Enitmeyer, Guiter 81 10000
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@nt einseridltete G1rmen-8u Der.
fnnfen. HI $50 Sh5 nrn S71 her

49, NFFU~FFFTFN~W UTFWFN" Oh WI
f%auieu, 5u $50, $50 uitb $75 per
ader, in anteIope gointp, Ie6.
Gieie 8armen f6nuen brett bonn
Gigentblmer sefauft peroen. SCR
branft feline 4omniiion gu be5ab.
len. rppSur6 Sbr $1,000 Big $4,000
iparen fSttnt. 9ds 2on0 lit Initer
ibporBer Ionoiger 2ebnbooen, alt
aorn. uno StIfoIfo.Sono. Sir einen
Spottpreis, 240 Ndpr fir $65. IL
MeiIer, nnb 320-fhr $65 ben afcr,
8 MeiIen bon Der Staot. 8egen
Suformotiofteii uerbe man fit pner
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z. 3. cdIner, Glna So. ......... .1t8,200
Snlius 5eitner, 9onslds So $500. .111,100
@eu. alsnier, gtOe 81. .....,... 100000
6r. 9ittmann, 9iguu So. ........ .t038W
Garl VhilinIen, Seluars So. ....... 1902, zoe
9. @sGsge, SeipnrS 81 .......t.... 10000
>SreS. Stanb, Blattc So ........ 10000
Serman Goit, GeOar So $4,000
Seinrid SOrsens, Sripp &c. 60. 9at. $4,000
s. &. sObmnnn, RidarSIon So $4,000
SreS. 5anSer, 9latte GO........... $4,000
gnsuit 8enbt, Sewarb So ......... $4,000
G6riit. Gbriitianien, Satps GO.....,. .f0,100
Sans 2angbebn, anug So .......... 10000
Gmil Goeneu, ShelbS So, 3d., 1855. 10000
Silt 9efer, Sian SO. ...............1 10000
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go Mder NpmeheaS in GoIorabn.-

go Nder @DmeltenO IN N0lUr16D.-
2eutifel @s lit Die Ieste @eIe.
ganbeit beites aegierungsIanO, no5e
our G%iien6abu, Boitoffiee, S6ule.
nabe groBen 5t10ten. no oIes
DGdlt, 8n 6efonmct. geItes @aiIpr
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foiten fir bieies 2ono fine S1S5,
fir 800 @der. 8ommen Sic gleifl
ooer ienoen Sic Marfe. ST. Gbau.
der, 1924 Curtis Str, Genner,
Colo. If.
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forge fiir Die araufen. Sein 9ln.
'ocnfen ipirO oauerno bIeiben i'm
Screen ber grieitcr uno 0eS Entbolt.
iden Bottles. Setts.
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2aft Cure Sifen uno Iatrosen
d~ufarbeiten ourh oie o~ItbenGbrte
Tirmo CmnGa GilOip Gu., 1907
Cummings Ctr. Eel 9oueIas 2467.
II.
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Idreibe all 8raut 6dauerbnmmer.
n. /. Glearpater. Neb.
3ns prci8iuhr5iatc Gfieu Bel geter
3nmp. 3euti1e Slide. 1908
1oo0e StroBe. 2. Stod. MabI5ei.
ten % Gents.
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gcruft eu6 BEL g%intdufen oii
ole aEribilue".
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&erIangt-gutcs Wtuoten lur algr.
meme 6nusarbe.! uno Goden in
5omiiie BON orei. Outer 2obn. Gel
5orren 1889.
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hlnIIuHTle Anie gen

8eindt = Elm gutter 5uoerlaiiiger
Mionn oui Der 6arm, nabe BEL
omaha. 3auernbe glrbeit. aor.
s.. G9uemann, st. groof, 9eb.
s. IL
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-21
TOULOUSE HAS
SCHEME To GET
A CLUB HOUSE
BemaIiIIo County Boys and
Girls to Be Asked to Co.
operate in Work of Winning.
a Building for Albuquerque,

A $4,000 club house for Albuquer-
que, to be a center for members Of
the boys and girls' industrial clubs,
parent-teaeher associations and other
like organizations, Is 4 scheme pro-
posed by j. II, Toulouse, assistant
state agent in boys and girls club
work for the extension department
of the State Agricultural college
A Chicago firm has offered to build
such "a club house for the Industrial
club In several Of the western states.
which makes the best showing along
certain lines of development of the
home economies IDEAS Mr.. Toulouse
believes that Albuquerque can land
the club, with the assistance of all
the boys and girls ana mothers and
teachers Of Bernalillo county It is
planned 10 hold a big meeting in the
high school auditorium in the near
future to outline the details Of the
plans for the contest for the club
house.
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one an Alsatian. Their nationality
however, had nothing to do WITH
Judge Reynolds refusal TO permit
them to become full-fledged citizens
of the United States
The court believes the government
tai education Of the three aliens was
insufficient He told them to 60
study the form Of government in ef-
feet in the United states and to re-
turn at the September term. one
of the applicants said that New Meg
leo had only one United States sen
ator and that he was Senator A. B.
Fail. He remembered Senator I. L.
Catron also when Judge Reynolds
mentioned him.
The grand jury was organized aud
began lis work yesterday. The court
appointed O. A. Matson foreman ana
the jury elected +. O. Losey seere
tary. A special venire of two was
necessary to complete the grand jury.
Here is the membership of this body