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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-05
GIANTS STILL
ON VICTORY
RAMPAGE

stu them Giants whlxxl
~ can't figure what's got
Into them Giants" said the old
eat fan, riding back TO the city
from Dug's stronghold In Raj
nler valley yet.erday after see
lnp the Seattle ball tossers
win a fo-lnninp fracas from
Great Falls, 3 20 2.
II was a lucky win for our
lads again, however. OF the
three runs they put over, not
a one was earned. Errors on
the part OF the aentlemanly'
hammered iester's minlons
were responsibIs for every
plate RATHER.
Tommy Cunningham. lanky local
receiver. aSly assisted by "Hunky'
Shaw, won tho contest for BIZ
Rose in the tenth. Tommy was
the target for one OF Jimmy
Clark's fast ones. gained second on
passed ball. Bwiped third in a walk
and galloped home when "Hunky
Shaw cracked one down the first
base line.
First Tally In Fourth
The first tally was made by the
Seattle crew 10 the fourth wnen
Eldred reached first and took sec
ond on bad peg to score from
there on Ciddings' long drive 20
right. In the seventh. another
boot gave Seattle It's second
marker.
In the ninth frame. Jimmy Clark
walked Brick" Eldred. who came
up in pinch. sent Gliding out via
the infield route and then walked
Frank Healey % get Tealey Ray
mond Had Tealey delivered afto-
that the fans would probably be
talking about II for a week %
come. but he couldn't connect for
blngle. and the melee went into
an extra chapter.
"Huulsy" Shaw is still playing
second. whils Hap" Morse sits on
the bench cheering the boys TO vic
tory with a crippled hopper Char
ley SchmutI or Pat Eastley should
oppose Red" Toner or Jack XIII
lay in today's battle royal. The
crowds are becnnilEg larger each
win.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-05
JOE G0RMAN WINS
FROM B. MASCOT

PORTLAND. Ore. Aug. 5.--Joe
German OF Oakland is bAnty cham
pion Of the Northwest today. He
got close decision over Billy Mas
colt OF Portland at the Rose City
Athletic club. Referee Helser de-
clared German had the edge in all
the ak rounds The winners next
move is TO San Francisco. where
he Is going after Eddie Campi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-05
Switches Made in
Sundays Baseball
CITY League Sked

President J. +. Rimbold OF the
City baseball league has announced
a change In Sundays schedule as
originally given out. The teams
will play as follows: Portland
Cordage vs.. Burnside, South Park.
2 D. M. Ballard va. Chauncey
Wright's. Dugdale park. 10 a. m;
Shaner a. Wolff vs.. Mikados at
Dugdale park. following Great Falls
Seattle game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-05
See Dr.. Edwin Thrown, DDS.
H I M s E L F
sE. ,r1s DENTIST ''s 1s r1nsT r., y. Y

Get n $500 set OF
teeth for $4,000. or a
$500 set for $500.
These prices include
extracting with u {
pain.
I am now making
Alloy. Gold and Syn
thstic Filings at n spe-
ciai low price. and reg
ulsr 5000 and $500
Cold Crow ms ana
Bridgework for ECO.
1t is admitted by the
best dentists in Seattle
that my Crown and
Bridgcwork equal the
very best.
Re sure and come Go
DIR. Edwin .. Brovn, ID.
-. -. himself. ia First
Ave. Union nio~k.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-05
n q n 4 y y
BY HAROLD JOHNSON

Russell BOY took tho first in 2;00A
Single G cleaned up the next two,
going each in 2:00A.
Another burst OF speed was un.
eorked by the Indiana stallion in
the free.for-all pace at Detroit. but
in turning the first mile in another
2;o0L. went lame. lie took the
second heat limping. in .;o3h
again pressed by Braden. but in the
third was nosed out by Russell Boy
In zoo.
They called him Single @
when he was younps;er be-
cause he has white mark
In the center o. his forehead
which forms a perfect letter @.
Last year he won the Chamber
OF Commerce $1,000 stake.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-05
Speaker and McCarty
Still Leading Slugsmiths

games. Robertson and Daubert
are third and fourth. with .3ts and
1875. Honus Wagner IL NTH. with
.3i6.
Culiop OF tho Yanks and Morton
OF the Indians fta the real leaders
among the American league pitch.
ers. Cullcp has won nine and lost
one. Morton haa won II and lost
two. Walter Johnson is some liz.
lance down the list. with is won
and III lost
Pfeffer. Brooklyn. r. the real Ma.
tional league leader of pitchers.
He has won II snd lost five.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-05
No Drudgery to
Be Allowed When
Penn Squad Works

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 5.-When
Bob Folwell assemblies the Univer.
slty OF Pennsylvania football squad
on Franklin field early next month
for the first workout. there is one
thing he viii impress upon every
man--no drudgery.
Bob dropped down TO Philadel-
phia recently 10 look over the
greenswsrd where this fall he ex-
poets TO bring the oft-defeated Red
and Blue team to sweeping victory,
and possibly place once moro In
tho big league" with Princeton,
Harvard and Yale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-05
JOE WElliNc THINKS HE
SHOULD BE CHAMP

II I had been IN the rinE WIN
Freddy Welsh recently in Benny
Leonard's place. would now be
lightweight champion OF the
world writes Joe yelling.
He states that Welsh's showing
surprised him AMI that IL Freddy
will give him match and fight
as open as he did with Leonard.
there win be a new champ. yelling
Is the oaly topnotch lightweight
who has not yet fought Welsh.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-05
Matty Is Fixed
for OF Winters
Blast and Snow
Pity the poor baseball slavel
AlaA for Chrla Mafhenaonl


After 10 years Of honorable
service with the Giants, the
Old Master has been reduced
10 the beaosrly existence OF
managing the Cincinnati Reds.
10 masty fixed for the ~inser7
Broadway has heard he will
knock out n mere $4,000 per an.
mum as boss OF tho Reds. This.
plus the fact that he IL rcputed TO
be the richest ball player In the
profession. would indicate that
Chris and his folks oughta enjoy
their meat and potatoes regularly
for some time.
During eight consecutive seasons
with McGraw's machine Matty
drew $4,000. and from 1904 20 1908
was paid $4,000 n year. In addition
TO this and his bits from worlds
series. the big blond has reaped n
golden harvest from vaudeville,
newspaper work. real estate and in.
Burance. He Is not spondthrlft.
and has no vices. II is said that he
Is worth $3.50. o00-perhaps more.
Surely his salary wing has been
his best friend.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-05

NEW YORK. Aug. 5.-speaker
and Mccarty are stili leading the
American and National leagues re
spectively. according TO the fig'res
to-day. Speakers average IL .3s7.
McCarthy's WALTON record IL 1886.
Charity of Washington Ia sec
ond In the American. with .3fs.
Ty Cobb Is THIRD. just 30 points
below Speaker. Jackson and Mul.
lin are pressing Cobb closely. with
.345 and .3s3.
Dugey OF Phil9delphia Is second
in the National, with 1856 In 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-05
PORTLAND GETS
SEVEN MEN and
CASH FOR LOUIE

PORTLAND. Aug. 5-louls
oulsto 10 the property Of the
Cleveland Americans today. In
exchange for him the Portland
club gets seven players and a
eash consideration said 20 be
5000. The papers were signed
last night. Vice President Bar
nard OF the indians and Judge
mecredle afflsins their sigma
lures. One OF the Cleveland
players involved 10 said to be
Pitcher loudermiik. and another
10 lnfielder Evans. These two
Cleveland men, II 10 reported.
are TO show up on the Coast I'm.
medlately and travel the rest Of
the season with the Beavers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-05
Wrestlers to Sling
Each Other at the
Dreamland Picnic

The liSht.heavyweight wrcstline
championship Will be NJ stake Sun.
day at Atlanta park. when Walter
Downing and Ralph Johnson tangle
In q match for the best two out OF
three falls for the title now claimed
by Johnson
This will be an added feature 10
the biz picnic to be given at AZ.
lanta park by Dreamland. The
wrestling TIFF viii start at p. m.
Dancing viii be on the bill after.
noon and night. Boats leave Madi.
son park for tho scene of the fes-
tlvities.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-05
Westerners Lose Out

FOREST HILLS. N. Y. Aug. g.
Two doubles MATCHES and a singles
match were all left for Westerners
to pick from today in the East Va.
West tennis matches. after the
riotous rout Of the invaders yestcr-
day when Eastern players took all
four sets OF singles in row. The
matches today VIII have no bear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-05
Seattle Miss Wins
From Californian
at Tacoma Tourney

TACOMA, Aug Sara Living
stone. Seattle girl tennis star. upset
the dope in the Pacific Northwest
tourney here yesterday by defeat
ing Helen Baker OF San Francisco.
The score was 6-3, 6-3. John
Strachan OF California defeated
Paul Kelleher OF Seattle after
tough battle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-05
LAYTON WITT OF THE
HIlADElpHIA ATHLETICS

Since Joining the Athletics |
have been asked several times how
liked the big league. II is query
which In easy TO answer love ~
when was signed by Connie
Mack I was nervous. and ! contin.
ued TO worry all the time. but that
stage has passed. Now | feel right
at home.
1.-THE big league Ia so much faster
than mere high school ball. first
started 20 play ball in my home
town. Winchendon. Then went to
Goddard seminary IN Barre. VI. I
had a lot OF luck there. and went
from that school TO the st. Johns
bury club. | had some more luck
ut a hitter, and II was while play
ing there that I Was signed by
Mack.
Larry Lajoie has been like a big
field he showed me everything and
fiel dhe showed me everything and
taught me how to play the game. !
owe my staying in the big league to
Larry"
GEORGE FOSTER, Boston Red
sox:
pitchers who accidentally hit
batters are always accused of
dirty tactics, hut honestly be
Iieve no pitcher ever has Intention
ally hit man at the plate. In the
five years that I've been. In the
American league have hit Just
four batters, Jackson twice. Cobb
once and Gandil once.
Il was a trifle wild the day !
hit Gandil IN Cleveland. But my
lack OF control was due TO the fact
that | hadn't pitched for IA days,
owing to an injury received In a
collision with Oscar Stanage.
There isn't any truth to the re.
port that certain pitchers deliber-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-05
GOOD TENNIS TO BE
seEN HERE SOON

Seattle tensis folk are now In
line for a treat The Washington
state championship Tits get under
way Monday on the courts OF the
Firioch club on Lake Washington.
The affair will be governed by the
rules OF the L. 5. National Lawn
Tennis association. and be staged
under the auspices OF the Seattle
Tennis cil5. Tennis stars who
have been competing In other
Northwest meets wiz participate IN
the tourney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-05

ing on the result OF the tournament
as the fasteners clinohed their
victory yesterday.
y. w. Niles meets Roland Rob.
erts. a new siar ~ the West. in the
final angles match. In the doubles.
Johnston and Griffin play Behr
and =. ID. Alexander and Murray
and Davis meet Williams and
Church.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-05
SrokkE IS STILL ON
SUSPENDED LIST

Joe McGinnity Is stiil peeved at
Stoke. former Butte first sacker
VI hoped the club to play semi
ball In Montana II was re-
rted that Joe and Stoke had
Watched up their troubles and
Stoke was to come back. but such
does not seem TO be the case
McGinnity wanted to trade
Stoke for Gidiings. but Dug said
nix.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-05
CHARLEY BURNS BATTING
oEn In AUSTRALIA

"Roughhouse" Charley Burns.
the Northwestern lightweight and
former champion of Canada, has a
batting average of $50 over in the
isle of the kangaroo. In four fra.
cases, Charley has lost the decision
three times and sent one man into
the land OF dreams.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-05
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
kILBhNE STARTS
WORK FOR LABOR DAY BOUT

CLEVELAND, Aug. Johnny
Kilbane's training squad today
started the grind which they hon
estly believe will result In the
featherweight champion defeating
George CLANCY, at Cedar Point, La
Dor day,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-05
aOuelE BILL SCHEDULED
AOAv AT OulDAlE'S

One OF the gamcs postponed on
he Seattle clubs trip To Great
/Fslls on account OF rain. will Ne
played Sunday. giving the local
fans a double dish for the price 81
one. Arrangements for playing
the bargain watinee were made
yesterday. The first fraeas Will
start at O'Clock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-05
FATHER TIME HAD BETTER
TAKE A SPEED PILL

Cheated By a fourth OF n second
in three attacks on the two.minutc
pacing mark. Single @. the great
stallion owned by w. II. Barefoot.
Muncie. Ind. and driven by Curt
Gosneil. IL goIns after a now world
record In Grand Circuit races
Horsemen say he viii turn the
trick.
trick.
The Hioosier flier eeiipsed the
former mark for three-heat pacing
event In winning the free-forall
over Russell Boy. teamed by
Tommy Murphy at Cleveland. the
three heats averaging ? 90 s2.l00.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-05
soNrAG SOLD BUTCHER
SHOP TO FIGHT

When Val Scntag decided 20
adopt mitt singing as n
lrofession nc sold his butch.
er shop here. and. with the
proceeds. hutioated Il to New York.
There Was some talk In lccal box
ias circles thai he Was 20 go 10
New York and fgh,. This WAS
rooh.poohed by some so-calied wise
guys. but The star got the right
dope and published II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-05
IRIS SPEAKER CAN'T BE
KEPT OUT OF THE GAME

CLEVELAND. Aug. 5.-Tris
Speaker. who. II was thought,
would be out Of the game for sew
eral weeks. will be in the lineup to-
day In the battle with the Athlet-
les
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-05
GEORGE FOSTER, Boston Red
BOB WICKER NOW PLAYING
WITH CHI SEMI.pRO

Bob Wicker. who plotted the Spo-
kane club last season, Is now play
ing with a semi.pro club M Chica'
20. according 10 reports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-05

hii-Ghrrity Sacrifice hits-W. Gun
bingham. Raymond. BENNETT stolen
.bapes-H eaiey. r Cunningham 2 Struck
out-Roas 9. CLARK l. Waiked-Rose 3.
Clark 3 w1id pitch-Clark. Hit by
pitched bati--Garrity, by Rose; T. Cum
ninshan. BY Clark Double playE-shaw
20 Raymond 20 oiddinEs. Mcfvor TO CID
dinrs Ttme--i;7S. Umpire-Frary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-05
NATIONAL RESULTS

At New York 2. Chicago s.
At Boston 8. Cincinnati ?.
At Brooklyn 2. Pittsburg 0.
At Philadelphia 3, St Louis l..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-05

open evenings until s and Sundays
until for people who work. Tele-
phone Main 1910.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-05
"Iron Man" Strong
Enough to Wallop
Spokane Sluggers
AMERICAN RESULTS

At St Louis s. Boston 1.
AT Cleveland 8. Philadelphia ?.
Az Detroit 5. New York ?.
At Chicago 80. Washington rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-05
Vancouver Loses in
Fray With Tacoma
A. Vancouver

At Vancouver II. II. r.
Tacoma .............. 3 & O.
vancouver .............
Hartman and Bartholemy: Gala.
han and Cheek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-08-05
Here's Hl0w


swimming run scored. with on, out.
IN 10Th.
Seattle .........0o dio oi o Is
Great Fails ......o $500 0 1 %
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Der lete SnOienluea.
@tert I'M 0aoi 1916.

&SlNll/ III OtQl 1OIO.
Sn einigen @oden neroen sic
@ireermeiiter oGcr oeutlden uro
ofterreidilh : ltngarii6en 9onoil-
itaote in @ien 5ulamnlentreffell, uni
al beraten, pie Norolee url0
SGnor5es Meers gltlantic urtb
Stiaer Ocean 8u perbinoen m6ren,
obne baB engliidje Biraterie irgeno-
mo- 8eg5oll gu erbeben permo6te.
Wabreno in Baris Die Seinoe
8~riegsrat balten, I'M 1lele, per8pei-
felte Mittel gegen INFER unaufboIt-
fonles 8ororineen 8u iuden, iper-
Den Die bis aif BEN SOB 8efeboeten
i'm @iener &atbaus iiben uro Sen
@run6 81 elmer mirfli1en @emein-
i6aft Weitteleuropas legen, ait Ser
ale 9roiielungsperin6e @nglono's
5uI6anoen neroen m"iiiielt. Hbein
ln1o 0onau iolIen our1 einen fir
oroBe Sdiffe fabrboren aanal NIT
chamber perbunoen utlb 10 loG oem
ptrtIhoftliden @ehiloe zines Mit-
teleuropa cine md6tiee 2e6ensaber
geidaffen peroen.
gls Dor so Sa6ren ullter 2ubpig
Dem 8abernfonig Der erIte Spaten=
itid al Dem aonol aetan marc, ser
leitoem Main uno 9onau perbinoet,
90 mag mol in Sen &opfen ser an
Der 8eierli6feit @eteilieten li6 Ole
lbnul1e elmer aroBen, aber ood
traumboften 3ufunft eeipiegelt ba-
ben. a6er oaB nit 6ieiem 8aiier-
ftroBden Elm meltgei6idtlider Sc
oanfe, Die gntoefltng uno S6affllnq
zines oritteu @aiiertpeges mad
aiien gum eriten Wale ereifbare
Sorm nnnobm, oas 81 erfennen,
blie6 crit uns Nadgeborenen porbe-
balten.
0amoIs fonnte Seine nod oos
2ieo BON ben ie6siinooreiBig Mo-
narden l6rei6en, III oeren Su1
0euti6lano I6lief, StraBburg un>
elm grobes Stiid oes Iinfen Rbein.
ufers mar in ben SGlloen Der Sran.
aoien, &beinlanb uno @eltfalen lit.
ten Idmer in ibrer @ntmidlulng I'M.
ter Ser it1nbigen @efabr zines
fein0li9en 8oritoBes aus @eiten
@in5ig, ipie 6alnals Die oeutide Sn
ouitrie. pareu ou6 bic Sdiffe fin
Die Der 9uomigsfanol gebout fpltroe
un6 lie 5obGreider uno b0ber lid
nod Dem oeutIden @inigungsfrie(
an Den nunmebr oeitti6 gefpor6enet
unO eeii6erten R6einufern Die Bel
den Der erma6enoen 8ieienfrof
oeuti6en @etperbefleibes erbobell
oefto un5uldngIider tpurbe er.
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Die Bentige Gage.

lteberaQ lino Sample i'm @an9e,
Die nod unentidieoen finb. Ole
Sfeniipe Der gnglanoer Ion bis
iebt feiaen @rfolg gebobt baben. Die
Sffeniibe Der Stalielter am Slon5o
bot einel1 enti6ieoenen Wiserfole
eebabt. Die ruiiii6e Sffeniine bat
MIR grfolg BET 4olomeo, mo man
mieoer ein Stiid6en poree0rltngen
lit. Son 8eronn lit nihts 8ihti-
ges gu meloen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-30

muroen. IS pore MIR gu peritanb-
lid, menn Der oeuti6e Soloot an
gefibts Ser @erpenoung oieIer
grol1enboften Glattfugeln bon Or
bitterung gepodt miro unb Die
Sample oaonr6 etnen b~elonoers
bIAtigen Gbarafter onnebmen.
0u6oem i'm Serliner Sogesbe-
rtGt nunmebr Der gon5e molbpnild)e
Srontabf6nitt Bis sur o1tgali3ii6ell
@ret3e BET 8robp btnunter @ripGb=
m1ng finbet, lit on5ur1ebmen, ooB
reidsbeutide aontingenten sort oie
0eiterreider obgeloit ODER perltarft
baden, tpabreno oie eptG. freigelpor=
oenen oiterreidiI6 ungorii6en
Srltppen n1nmebr oie Sront iiioIiA
bes 9nieitr 81 foniolioieren pern1o=
geT. @s miro iid fragen, Of nidt
aud bort unten gerooe 10 mie in
8oIbpnien oie &aiIerreide gu ether
@egenoffeniipe iibereeben peroen,
idon Inn ben Guiien Sen @~eldnbege=
tpinn ser 8ufotpino mieoer 8u emit
retBen. Satiabli6 6at oie oiterrei=
9i1de Sibrung, inoem lie au6 GG=
boitb unb Die Suc5upolinie Sen
Rulfen iiberlieB, Die aorpotbenp1iie
felbit ols Gerteioigl1ngslinie ge=
mdblt, iooaB Die @eeeno BON Stint
polung uno &irlibaba, IN Ser 3u Sc
einn oes 8oriabres ebenfoGs Elm
8uiienitoB in S6erben cling, nod
einmal Slut trinfen oirfte.
0tesmal a6er geltaltet iid oie
itrategti6e 2age fir oie G1tifen IN
fofern erbe6lid uneiinItiger, ais i'm
8oriabre, no lte nod iiber eon5 60
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reno tie otesmal bon Sitoen nod
Noroen neiit. 0os beoeutet, oob
Die Glliien auf ben bunoert Gi[ome-
tern 8wii6en g3ernomib uno Stint
polung Die rlmanii6e @rer5e i'm
&iiden boben peroen. Inter oieien
umitonoen bot oie annabme zines
0iterretdiIden @egenitoBes aus Dem
&aulne Stanislal : Noomorra : So
1omea ptel @abri6einIidfeit fir ii6,
bte1eidt unter Iusnutung Ser
our6 Ben 9nieitr gebotenen tafti-
Iden 8ortetle, neil bie gali5iide
5ront ienieits Der SluB6orriere por-
er1t iib ielbit iiberloiien bleiben
fonnte. @eroen Die Gl1iien 5pii6elt
0nieitr unb 8rutb %iiberrannt, 10
mag Der Sad iioli6 bes 8rutb gu
.gebunben meroen, ebe Die 9lrmee 2e-
I6inem aus Sen &arpatbenpGlien ser
9orno &atra aud MIR einen SUB
na6 Horoen gu ieben bertnag. Sc
bliebe ibr bann MIR oas iibrig, mas
tie ielbit Ben molgefdQigen Geters-
goriduBlor6eeren 5ufoIge.
Ser arrnee Eflan5er-galtin suberei
ten ge6adte; mas ibr ober 10 glGn-
8en6 bor6eigelang: 8efongeni6ait
o0er ltebertritt ii6er bie runnGnii6e
@rcn8e. 81. Gtoots5tq.
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eStn 2itteratnr- &rdnsden.

@r: n. .Nun, ipie mars oenn &C.
itern in gurem &rdnaden?"
Sic: 30, iebr nettl 3uerit ipra-
diem mir iiber rWaina bon 8arn.
belm", oann fling Die Satin bon If.
rer Wina an. unb 5uIebt itno mir
aus ben 9ienitboten gar nidt mebr
heraus9efommenl"
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Su aft uie bie Serse.

y wv Nv 0<tSkt wv ~
beimnis oes Grfolges bon 5orni's
@lpenfraltter lit 10 alt mie Die Ser
ge. gs gebt ail sic @ur5eI Ser
&ranfbeit. inoem es Die unreinen
uno berbrar1ten Stoffe aus Dem
Spitem %entfernt. Radoem es bas
glltt gereiniet unb eeltarft bat, iino
oie 2ebensorgane tpieoer I'M Stan-
be Die Mrbeit, fir Die iie Ole Natur
beitimmt fat, 5u perrihten: Oas &e-
iultat lit cine quite itarfe @elunobeit.
Sornps alpenfrduter lit feline
apotbefermeoi8in, ionbern miro oen
2euten brett geliefert bon Speaial-
agentert, bie ernannt iino BON Sen
Serlteaern, Or. 8eter Sabrnep &
Sons 60, 1876. 50. Sopne
gbe.. Chicago, 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-30
Die Sanptiahe.

Der. @agg (auf Ser 8oli5eiwa-
6e): uaann id BEN gerbreder ipre-
6en, Der geitern Nadt bel mir ein-
gebro6en iit?"
@adtmeiiter; .@arum 6eum "
Scr. @agg: SD min i'm nur
fragen, pie er es fertig gebradt
bat, in mein Sous 5u fommen. obne
meme Srau 81 tuedenl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-30
0r1iibent Wilion bot eur 5

RINTIUIFl ~ltTUN Uut 0HL NJ
tung ieiner 8ampagne einen iogen.
,Strategii6en &at" gebiloet, ser lei-
ne @ieoereripdblung I'M nddite:r
9obember ourhieben jon. gs lit
nod ni6t genau feitgeiteut, Oh iid)
Der Sat" aus ii ober 10 yStrate-
gen" 5uiammenleben ioG. Seoen-
foGs miro es elm gl,tes Sell Strote-
gle nebmer, Inn Die 8inoeltri6ler
IN Die @illon Goborten ein5limlt-
1ter1t.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-30

ane Sprten pnn Srmd : arbeiten.
pie Bidder, nSplbers", 8riefbpsen nns
Spruerts, 6arten, GirenIare, GinIabnn.
gen niu., tn Sentih nnS Gnelfid,, meta
aussefibrt. @fIfpm & ghtuea.
m q n Irinttns Co., 206 Nabarrp ets.
Sci. Grp6ett 1924.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-06-15
NOTICE toil r.y,l,N rioN.

Department OF the Interior. United
states Land Otnce at Santa Re
New Mexico. May "a, 1916
Notice ~ hereby gwen that Luis
TrujIllo y Jnramillo, OF Albuquerque.
y. Mex, who, on August .. 1909.
made Homestead Entry 80. otOS3O.
Tor lots ! and .. ana the SWi, NEh
and SCI, NWA Section "a aud adj
ditioual Homestead Entry NO Oai@O5
on August = 1918, for SE4 NE4.
Soc. g. and Wa NWA ana NEh
NWh. Soc. -. township -. Range
wv. y NJ T.. Meridian, has ulcd no.
tic, of intention Co make nyc-ycar
proof. to establish claim 90 the land
above described. before Gcurg" r..
craig. United states commissioner. a.
Albuquerque 49, Mes ou August q,
ltlG.
Claimant names - wiiucs-c..
Felipe Truiillo ~ Nrmiio. * Nov.
George Truj.Ilp u' Nrmilp. N MoN
Pedro Moutosl. OF Albuquerque ~.
Mcv.. Greporia ~C,ud,.arIi. 81 Aiuu-
.quHrlJc. y McN.
F~EANClsCp pELGApO
Register.
o. r. go; J.. T.. 80.
Evening Herald AlbuqI,rqur s. NJ.