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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-25
TULSA SECOND IN
OFFICIAL SCORES
Producers NOsed Out Min
ers in First Half by
Half a Game.

OKLAHOMA CITY, July 24-Finat
checking of the official records of the
1876 Western Association race which
closed July 21, revealed the fact that
Tulsa nosed out McAlester for second
place by the margin of one half game
winning 90 to So for the Miners, and
both losing forty. Unofficial records
showed McAlester 001 per cent to the
good with Tulsa losing Al games. The
Official checking showed the impossi-
bility Of this, for there were Just 81
games scheduled for Tulsa to play
and the game of May l which was
rained out, never was played.
The following table shows how the
teams Jared during the play from
April 20 to July /:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-25
|OOUCERS LOSE
sCURTAILED GAME
t Smith Beat Them Out
in Eight Innings by
Score Of 5 to 2.
70 PITCHERS USED
PITCHERS USED
Fme Boys Scored Three
Runs in Last Inning
Which Couldn't Count.

fORT SMITH. Ark. July 24.-It
mighty lucky that the Producers
to cut short their final game in
eighth inning with the Twins
hday in order to catch train,
Denison, where they open tomor-
4. They had scored three times
knotted the game in addition.
|p'' Haislip was slipping pretty fast
In play was called. As the Twins
mt have an opportunity to try
pr luck In this frame the score re
ted beck to the standing at the end
the seventh, which was to | in
Or tf the locals. HIaislip pitched
~game for five rounds, then he
~ losing control.
ssexander was knocked out of the
In the fifth frame, when the
,ID scored four. His support was
r. Flowers. who succeeded him,
pretty much of "A mystery in the
and a third rounds he occupied
rubber In this time he allowed
ono hit and famed four of the
EN- men who faced him. He
ked in tie eighth. McCarty's lift
L. the right field fence in the first
me was the only run scored until
Twins half of the fifth. In the
er frame Allen and Leininger
ked
IcCarty for the second time. beat
an infield hit. on this occasion
Ster bunted a long third base liner
was safe by the time Gleason's
reached first. Adams sacrificed
n home on "a fly to Wooley ana
niger and McCarty advanced.
X son dropped "A short fly into left,
4 x Lcininger and McCarty.
eTIe famed and Corgan sent n
4 to ceter Wooley tried to get
call on the bounce, but it glanced
ays and went by him. The rap
kyood for three bags and Robisoh
1. Lamb opened the eighth with
ie to right His hit VIZ = short
hich Coyle lost when II BOUNDED
Jde McCarty and COyle both
4 after Prices snort fly and both
ed The bali hit safely ana
10 scored. Heatly walked and
&c. hitting for Gleason, advanced
l.. men with sacrifice. Brady got
hort fly to right scoring Price and
ly. Stewart singled to center.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-25
BRISTOW BOOSTERS
ADD ONE TO STRING
Defeat Sapulpa by Score OF Is to $.
Every Man on Team Gets
One Hit.
Special 10 The World.

Special 10 The World.
BRISTOW, Okla, July 2I.-Thc
Bristow Boosters went to Sapulpa
Sunday afternoon and defeated the
fast team of that town by the one
sided score of Is TO 5. Woods, Of the
Boosters led in the hitting, being bu,
five times up and getting three hits.
Every man of the Boosters was cred
tied with from one to three hits ano
they ran the bases like wild Indians
Only six innings were played and n
the full ntne had been played there is
no telling what the score might have
been. In the fourth inning every man
on the Booster team scored except
one. Biggers, for the Boosters. al
lowed but six hits while Payne was
hit for eighteen. The Sapulpa team
had four OF the All-Star team or
Tulsa playing with them.
Score by innings: r. II. +.
Boosters ..021 Si0-15 IS 4
Sapulpa .......012 101- 5 Z
Batteries-Boosters: Biggers and
Nichols; Sapulpa: Payne and Spog-
gers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-25
ACHES and PAINS

Don't neglect a pain anywhere, but
find out what causes it and conquer
the cause. A pain in the kidney region
may put you on your back tomorrow.
Don't blame the weather for swollen
feet. IL may be an advanced warning
of Brights disease. A pain in the
stomach may be the first symptom OF
appendicitis. A creak in a joint may
be the forerunner OF rheumatism.
Chronic headaches more than likely
warn you of serious stomach trouble.
The best way is TO keep in good condi-
tion day in and day out by regularly
taking GOLD MEDAL HARLEM
OIL Capsules. Sold by reliable drug
gists. Money refunded IL they do not
help you. Beware of substitutes. The
only pure imported Haarlem Oil Cap
sules are the GOLD MEDAL.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-25

Totals 312 SO lSI
sBatted for Wolfeang in eleventh.
tran for Lapp in eleventh.
tBatted for Mckee in eleventh.
Score by innings:
Chicago ...........1O 100 600 100 O0O ID
Detroit ..,....... 900 OOl olO OoO "
Summary: Errors, Il. Collins: Wolfgang
two. base hits, Weaver schalk, Felsch, Wolf
gang; three. base hit, E. Collins; stolen
base, Schaik; double play, Terry TO II, Col
Inns to Ness; bases on balls off Wolfgang :,
off Williams 3, off Coveleskie hits, OIL
Wolfgang 8 in 10 innings, off Williams
in 3, of Coveieskie IL in 10; struck out, by
Woifgang ,, by Williams 2, by Coveleskie =,
Umpires Dineen and Nallin.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-25

Totals j "a 201
'Batted for Demsree in fourth.
Philadelphia ............0O1 900 600 l
Pittsburgh ..............131 OIL 0I'-9
Summary-Errors, Psskert Luderus, Ban
croft, Burns; teo- base hits, Baird Wagner
three base hits, Farmer, johnson, Gibson
stolen bases, Good, Bancroft 2, Baird, Carey,
Farmer; double play, Stock 10 Dugey to Ban.
croft: bases on balls, off Demsree g. off
Mayer l, off Mamau1 6 hits, off Demaree
in . innings, off Mayer in 2 innings,
none out in sixth off McQuillan 4 in Q In.
nings, off Mamaux in innings; struck
out. by Demaree 2, by McQuillan /. by Ma.
maux 8. Umpires, KLEIN and Esnslie.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-25

rived or teleSraphed her desires In the
matter. The ether relatives are wait
ing to hear from her before taking
final action. The burial will be either
in Indianapolis or Greenfield, Ind. his
bOyhood home.
The body will not he placed in a
sombre. bleak vault. The executive
committee of the committee which
erIarged the Riley day celebration
October I. 1915, has decided to dec
crate the vault vita flowers and rug CT
Pra ctically all local florists weIS u,
cut OF flowers today, filling
telegraph orders for flora
the poet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-25
Senators 8, Survivors 0.
n frha NlnrlA

PARIS, Texas, July 24-ln n one sided
slugging match, Oklahoma City defeated
Paris today, 8 to o. Haag kept the local
hits well scattered and his teammates led
by Maggie and Dameron, batted Everd01
from the box, and Appleton, who rele' ID
him, was also pounded vigorously
Score: u II. Il.
Oklahoma City ..... 2O3 600 Ol2--s l3 8
Paris .......... 900 600 600 7 o
Batteries-IIasg and Dowic; E'eI den,
Appleton and Crittenden- Umpire Fillman.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-25
TEXAS LEAGUE.
Southern League


MEMPHIS, July 24.-Memphis defeated
Chattanooga here today, Q to l. Monroe, for
Memphis, allowed but five hits in the game
Three visiting pitchers yielded four hits to
tbs locals, Walsh and Cruthers securing two
hits each.
Score: T. ii. r.
Chattanooga .,. 900 O10 OO0-1 5 8
Memphis .........OIO 100 OO'-2 Z
Batteries-BacorA Knowason, Wahcr and
Peters; Monroe and Wallace.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-25
CITY FATHERS WANT
$285, ,S69 FOR YEAR
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

Of collecting and disposing Of the
garbage within the city for the
next twelve-months period. In addi-
ton to this fund the health budget
for the year is estimated at $1,000.
TIE budget also asks for a sum Of
IS, 500 for the library and the parks
are expected to use up total of
s12.92O. and $4,000 is asked for main
tenance of the city cemeteries.
Under the absolute control OF the
mayor and city commissioners there
are departments asking for a total OF
s2G2,449. and under the control of
the park board. the library board and
the cemetery board funds totaling
s24,42 are needed.
Will Raise $4,000.
II is estimated that with a per
cent levy on a total property valua-
tion of $24,50O,000 there would be
collected total of $145,0O0. This, to-
gether with almost 100000 which
can be raised by fines of the police de-
partment, licenses and other means OF
revenue. places the total revenue to
be obtained at more than $2l6-aaa,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-25
MILK AND ICE FUND
CLOSES AT $514.5O
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

WV i'p pbD iso" hpb OA'b
dying down in the little ones body.
The relief il has brought to both chill
dren and adults cannot be estimated.
Again the people OF Tulsa have
been called on and not found want
ing" said Humane Agent Welch last
night. II want 10 thank the good
people who contributed to this fund,
and thereby made possible enc OF the
greatest works ever accomplished by
our organization. The Humane So
cieiy is largely supported by voluntary
contributions and the regular income
barely enables us 20 take care of rou-
tine work. Therefore. when an
emergency arises. such as the hot
spell. we are forced to call for further
ass stance from the public. The
World. as in times past. has aPain
proved Of invaluable assistance TO US
in this case. by devoting the space and
time to the campaign that brought 1t
to such glorious consummation. The
ladies OF the Boston Avenue NJ. +.
church and the Rotary club mem
bcrs are als) entitled to special men
tion for having contributed the funds
that started the work going"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-25
THOUSANDS VIEW
BODY OF POET
CONTINUED PROM PAGE ONE

in state They were the state and city
en- blcms and one from d friend.
Definite funeral arrangements had
not been made early this evening. as
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Payre. OF New
York. sister Of the poet. had not ar
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-25
Lions 13, Nets 7.

SPECIAL to Ihe world.
SHERMAN, Texas, July 24.-Sher.ran
won a loosely played game the third Of
the series from Muskogee today bv IL
to score The heavy batting of both olabs
featured. Sherman led with 20 tafetics,
including two extra base hits Gardner.
three times, doubled and sacrificed out Of
five trips. The locals established their
ponderous lead in the third when l.e"if
was baued from the box
Score II. II, n.
Sherman ........ .O35 O01 1913 20 /
Muskogee ..... .OOl 100 003- ! - .
MISUNDERSTANDING Younkman and hack
ey; Lewis, Brown and Brock
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-25
GOVERNOR PARDONS MAN
WHO SAVED HIS LIFE

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, July
24.-When Gov. George w. Hays
negro, a pardon from his 81
year sentence for manslaughter,
imposed in 1909, he revealed a
story of his own escape from
drowning at the state penal farm
at Cummins six weeks ago. The
governor was fishing when the
boat in which he was sitting cap
sized. The negro rescued him
from the deep water.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-25
Western Association
Railroaders 10, Miners o.

U
Special to The World
DENISON, Texas, July 24-Watson held
McAlester TO nine scattered hits while the
Railroadcrs were garDering II, and benson
took the last game of the series, 10 TO o.
Watson hammered out three hits, two for
two bases, and ctu the visitors down in short
order when they threatened to score. Maple
was hammered from the box in the seventh
and Humphries and Hsrriott finished the
game.
Sore: X. III. r.
McAlester .... 600 600 600 o 0 2
Denison ........ 600 430 40x--l0 II D
Batteries-Maple. Humphries, Harriott
and Fowler; Watson and Merritt. Time Of
game, 40 Umpire, Pontius
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-25
Harris then settled down and famed
Flowers and Wooley

summary tifuIsi nTauNf hNc W 3
home run, McCarty, three base hits, Cor
gan . base hits Lamb, McCarty; stolen
base, Robinson; double play, McCarty TO
Adams sacrifice hit Coe first base on err
rors Fort Smith . sacrifice fly. Adams
hits, Off Alexander in 4 30 innings, off
Flowers 1 IN ? 10; struck out, by AleXan,
der >, by Flowers 4, by Haislip 5 bases on
balls Oft Alexander :, Off Flowers l. or
Haislip .; left on bases, Tulsa t. Fort
Smith 7; passed ball, Gleason; time OF game,
so. Umpire Meyers.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-25
American League
Only one game scheduled.
Chicago 3, Detroit 2.

Chicago 3, Detroit 2.
DETROIT, July AIN a hard fought
game which lasted 13 innings, Detroit lost
TO Chicago, to 2, today. The Sox won
in the thirteenth when C0veleskie, after
ball A sacrifice, an infield out and a single
by John Collins put over the run that won.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-25
National League
Only one game scheduled.


Pittsburgh 8, Giants /.
PITTSBURGH, July 24-Pittsburgh de-
feated Philadelphia, 9 to l, here today, Ma
maux allowing the visitors only three hits
Score:
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-25
Travellers 4. Vols 2
Mobile at New Orleans, rain.
Indiana 3. Clans 2

InuISub D. UIAHS z,
CLEVELAND, July 24.-The Cleveland
Americans defeated the New York Nationals
3 to 2. today, winning in the ninth on a
pass TO Chapman and singles by Bradley and
Howard Cleveland tried out q new pitcher
Lambeth late of Topeka lie was hit hard
but careless base running hurt the Giants
Score: r. u. f..
Cleveland ........ 900 COZ 001-3 !
New York .........O11 900 600 0 0
Batteries-Iambeth, klepfer and DAILY,
Bradley; Benton, Way, Schupp and Kocher.
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Western League.

Des Moines 6, Denver 2.
Sioux City 10, Topeka s..
Other games played yesterday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-25

ATLANTA, July 24.-Atlanta shut out B,r-
mingham here today, 4 to O. Perry, pitching
for Atlanta, gave one hit, famed seven Bir-
mingham players and wolked only two,
Score X, Ii. T..
Birmin cham .., 900 900 OO0-0 2
Atlanta .........O 900 800 01'-< 10
Batteries Black and Smith; Perry and
Perkins
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Games Today
WESTERN ASSOCIATION

Tulsa at Denison.
Muskogee at Paris.
Oklahoma City at Sherman.
McAlester at Fort Smith.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Chicago Of Boston.
Cincinnati at New York
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Philadelphia at 81. Louis.
Washington at Detroit.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at Cleveland.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-07-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
American Association

Milwaukee 6, Minneapolis 7.
Louisville 8, Columbus 1.
Toledo 4, Indianapolis s.
No others scheduled.
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]ninilter De(6rii6
6at relIgniert!

Sopcr9o9en, 13, W1ni. 9Sic
ans Berlin gcmcloet miro, bat 1r.
Giemrns GcIbrild, Der 0eutIdlc Wli-
tliiter oe5 S5nucrn uto 8i3cfan3ler
ocs ocutiflen 9ieihcs, ieinc 9eiigna.
tion bcute eingereiht. Gjraf 9loe0ert
lit al ieiucm 9lad)folger ernannt
moroem Ooh miro Die Gerteilung
Der 9tabrlln9snittcl in 3ufunft ci.
uem on0eren 0lit9GeO oeo oeiltlfeu
9liniitcrirnS miteritcllt meroen.
9lmitcr0am l3. lllai. aaiicr
Mil6rIu iuo &aidstan5ler bon
gctbmann.S5olllpcg iollen iibereilige-
tomuen icin oaB Scr 0eilti1e N1i.
nilter Des ,Slurrm Clemens Del(-
briid, ieine Geiignation einreiden
ioll, lpie Die g,Sronfinrter 3eitung"
6eridDtct. Miuiiter 9eIlbriid loa
icit ciuigcu 5aaeil erfronft iein,
abcr oie eigcutlid)e llriahe 5ll Der
gciorocrtcu 9ieiignotion ipll iii Der
lln5ufrlcocnbeit iibcr bic iln3ul1ug-
lidle gcrteillmg Der 9tnhrllllasnlit.
tel i'm 9teidIc Si iuAcn ietu.
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sir greD fit cine
jrieOenS.ciga!
Arieg loll mic meBr begonnen iuer.
ben, c6e Gin SdIiebsseridJt
itattsefnuOeu.

Sem gorf, 13. Wtai. ~ sSn ei.
mem ibm su @bren bon Ser 2igo
5rr eropingung Des 5rieoens &c.
gebenen 9onfett ertl1rte Der friibe.
re omcrifonii6e @eionote IN Bel.
glen, &9eooore Ylorburg bon 9oIti.
more, bab ii6 ibm gegeniIber Der
engliide Wiiniiter Ocs gluslp1rtigen
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giad Oieien 9rin5ipict loIl nod
SdhnB oes gegenuortigen arieges
cine 2iga Der @robm16te gebil0et
iper0en, ilnt einen oouernoen 5rie.
ben 3u garnntieren. Oieie @roB.
mdAte ioaen iidD berpflihten, ibre
geIanlten Streitfr1ite uno ibren &c.
iontten 0fononliihen Drltd gegen
oicienige gtation nit5uipenoen, meIde
iib meigeru iollte, ben geitimmlln.
gen Der @ereinbarung nod5ufom.
men monn6 5uerlt Elm Shieosge.
ri6t augerufen lueroen muB, e9e
5ein6ieligfeiten eroffnet iper0en oilr-
fen, ooer Elm &rieg erflart neroen
bari.
Cir GreD iol iib Oabin geduBert
hdben, 0aB Der QeQentpurtiQe StrieQ
ein Cling Der llnntogli6feit geine-
fen iein nilrOe, ipenn cine berar-
tiqe giga Der @roBnddte fdon fri
6er beitonOen b6tte. glarburg fig.
te bin5u Oo Die $oltrug GnglonOs
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flllB bobe. iei eS Iei6t nl0glid, 0aB
Die @riinoung elmer oerartigen Siga
bei ben Observation-Disclosures 5ur
5prahe fotnnlen meroe.
9es lpeiteren iagte Der gfeoner,I
Dab niemano III nerantportlider
Stcaltng iii Gnglan0 cine Ger.
ititfeIung 9euti6Ianos lpiinihe.
ion0ern mir cine 0erartige 9tell0e-
rlng 8eutihlan0s bon innen ber-
ous, oaB Der &elt Der 8elt obneI
5ltrAt porgeutihlanO eriitieren f0n.I
ne, uno Dies f0tne nab glniidt Der
gngI1noer MIR ourd einen Siea.
Der aaiierten geihcDea. (t5romme.
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gerarO'S SeRretdr
noC6 Walljington!

2on0on, 13. @toi. = Ser 0onl-
pier g,Srieori6 Der t3" Don ser
ifanoinabiih anerifaniI1en 2illie
lift Donnerstag nodutittog bon ao-
pentageu nod Stem 9orf, oiht be-
ieBt nit 9nIiogieren, obgefabren.
Inter Denietben befinoet lid) a5oiepb
6. @relp, Sefretor Der omerifani-
idcn 9oti6oft in Berlin, Der fiir5-
lid 8otldofter @eraro na6 Dem
Snuptquartier &aiier 8ilbelnlS be.
gleitet bnttc.
(0ic nQaiIp GreB@ in 2on0on
batte titr3lidl beriftct, 5efretGr
@rep ici bon 9oti1oftcr 8erar0
nod aopeitbngcll geianot moroef,
nm BON BORT aus 9Sr1iioent 8ilion
eiutn telegrdpbiiden gerid)t iiber Die
aonfcren3 oes 9otidoiters nit 0cnt
aoiier in 6altptquartier telegra,
p1iid) alt iibernlitteln; oielem lint
itallo, fiiet ooS glatt bin5u, nelie
man ongelid)ts Der neucrlihen 8e-
riihte, DOB 0eutihlono on Die Gr-
bon 8riebensnerbonollm-
gen oellte, beionocrs bobe 8eoat.
tung 5u.)
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Sriten luerOen BET
@nllD() geid)lagen!
Stnti6e Snfanterie iibtrrennt Die
erfen ftinOliden steanngen nnO
feQt i9 bort fef!
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0lmItcronm 13. I1oi. - Srot.
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beiB bergebt, boben ole 9eutiden
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griten 5u beI6ditigen. 8ei Suaoh,
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ict cine idlpereShlop beigebrodt.
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terie pI0eIih sum Sturm an Ino
mari oie griten aus ibren SteQuns
gen 5Uiiden Sullpd imo 8ermelles
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ShDei3er 0iilitdrfrititer Ii. SriegS.
forreiponoert Der ongelebenen Sci.
trug o8uu04, mel1er iih felt lingc.
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J(ur Elm ange6Ot fit
,,cuft=Brieftrdger!''

Baibington, 10. gloi. - gtIs &c.
tern in oen &oltocpdrtement Die
gnae6pte fir oen 9tcropIan Goit,
oieRt ge0ffnct puroen itelte es
iidD beraus. ooB iid nur Elm cin5i.
ger geperber fir Den Goiten Oes
u2ift 8rieitrdgers gennelOet botte.
Sic Foitbe9oroe benbiidtigt, in
atasfa iicben 9rieftr1ger. ppl6e Die
8oit per 9leropl1n 6ef0roern on
5uItellen ,lno cinen in M1oiiadlu.
ietts. Der cin5ige geiperber lit
9. {. 8pcrs bon SSoitaroo, 9llosfo,
ipelder iidl fir Elm Sobresgebalt
bon $45.5 ais 2uftbrieftr1ger 1llf
Der $50 MtcileH betragelloen Strefe
5euorO Soitaroo onbot,
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.eitert lleberfdae
Der Mtrifaner!
9ie @ilij gten @erifO's In GOlnnl.
bug, U. W., eingetrOffen nnD 3nm
Ginmarld tn MerttO bereit!


81 Eolo, Ter, t3.giai. - Nleri.
foniide ganoiten iiberidrittrn tat.
i16lid) ipieocr n1dtlideriueilc oie
@ren5e imo griffen cine glbteilung
anleritanii1er Iruppen iolnie mebre-
re 3ioiliiten an. Der lleberfol
lpurOe bier Meilen norolidj goquil-
los uno i'm 9fiiden Der gl6tcilllng
21ngborne nnternommer, Die bis oo.
bin nod ni6t in merifaniidles Sc
biet eingeoruneen mar, Inn Die Scr
folglne eiler onoereh gon0e 5u be-
ginnen. gto6 flir5em @efe6t mur.
Oen Die 9anoiten iiber Die @ren5e
5ltriidgetrieben.
Brownsville, Ger. t3. 91oi. -
Sn nddIter gs1be ieiner s5eiuit1tte,
bel @erceoes, Ter, ipnroe Der olne.
ritaniide 5oruer Curtis 9nnles bon
merifoniiAen 8nnoitcn erlhoilen.
0en 9toroern 9elong es, iiber Den
Rio @ralloe na9 0ierifo 5u ent-
tollllllell.
8ilrgergaroen tuel6e oie regulG-
re @ren5na6e DerltGrfen iolen, io-
pie 5arner geben Die @ten5e ob;
man lit jeoen glugenblid ouf Deitere
lleberfdae gcfoBt.
Columbus, q. Df., t3. 0tai. -
3neibltnoert 2oltlnotore bcfinoen ii1
gcgenpdrtig arf Dem Nege nad Der
uenen Gruppenbolis 81 goIpnio,
9nblan. Die @crbinoungslinie NIT
Der @ren8e miro ourd friide Grup-
pen be0euteno oeritGrft. 9ie Wei=
li5 geell.Merito's lit bente bier Elm.
getroffen. 3ieielbe beItebt aus
1900 Niann Snfonterie uno elmer
8otterie fSeloartiaerie. 8ieie &rpp-
ben iDer0cft nod I'M 2aufe 0es Cages
uuter Dem 8unoesgeieB bereioigt
iperoen.
Mlaratbom Ser, 13. 91ai.
Major 2angborne lit nit oen Sfipo-
oronen9( imO 8 bonn s. 8un0es.
fabnIlerieregirent onf Der 8erfol-
glrng jener 8allbe be9riffen 0ie
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]llel6o0i(ten 0iirfen
fiC5 Oergniigen!

5aratoga 5prin9s, g. y, 10.
@1ai. .gtit 10 9eeen s Stinl-
men bot en- llnterausiduB Der Sc
neral 9}etbooiiten aonieren3 be.
idIoiicn. IfitglieOcrrl Der @tctboOi.
itcn Stride 5u geltatten Bale 5bco.
ter unO aartenpdrtien 5ll beiuhcn
ino iib ootan 3u betciligen. IS
puror geItcnO Qernodt, OdB oieir
stlallicl IN ben ejeieben Ser Stride
bod bon bielen @}itglieoeru Ser
Stride ilbertreten miiroe. inlo 0es-
bal6 lci es bonn mordliiden Stdno.
punfte ans nnaebradt, Den 9am
auf oieic gerguiigln8cn fallen al
Iniicn. Ger gleridt bes 9luSidltl.
les miro nadliten 9tontng in Der
Sibuna bernten lper.
Den.