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CRICKET.
philadelphia ..Colts" Mako q Good showing
Against the EnEiishmeu.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 17.-For the first time IN
the history of cricket in America n team u
~'colts" opposed a foreign eleven in this city 10.
day. 1t was generally thought that the young.
stcrs, under the leadership of T.. 5. NrwhalL
would not make much of a showing agains,
their strong opponents. and in consequence Ito
crowd ut Germantown was not large. The
boys. however. surprised every one. especially
the Englishmen, by their exhibition at the bat,
They ran up a total of 14S by good. steady play,
and hey knocked 81 runs of England best
slow bowler, F. G. Bull. before he got a wicket.
w. Thuyer was the highest scorer of the day
with an inning of 81, for which he Was l hour
and 20 minutes at the bat He was pressed
closely by ". T. Freeland. who was BOWED by
Jessop for 8. After mo ball" had been called
the Ia tier had the splendid analysis Of Twelve
wickets for So runs, also bowled T.. Il. swift on
q no ball.
When the Englishmen went in they had great
difficulty in scoring with twenty-five men in tho
field. Capt. Newhall had told his bowlers 10
keep on tho off-stump, and he placed fourteen
helders on that side Of the wicket. Whenevera
ball was hit q fielder would spring UP and nab
1t and the run getting became painfully slow.
II. b. Chimney and Fl. II. Marriott Welded
quickly to the bowling of Ciimenson. but by
great exhibition of patience, p. F. Warner and
}. r.. Head held up their wickets until PLAY
ceased for the day, at which time the score had
advanced to Al for two wickets: H.. L. q. Leve
son-Gower 10 sick at New York and VIII NOT
take part In the game. The score:
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iBuRo, TO-, 1T. LOUIS, 4-srcovp oANE.

Earned r,ns-on Hastings, |; OF Hart, /. Two.
base hit-Gardner. Sacrifice h~its-Smith, Gardner,
Hasti 6. Stolen bases-Smith (2), Rothfuss. Double
plsys-ti astings. Ely and Rothfuss; Douglass aud
Gross. First base on b lls-on Hastings. s.; on Hart,
4. Hit Ivy pitched ball-Douglass. Struck out-By
Hastings, Thy Hart, 2. Wild pitch-Hart. Left on
bases-pittsburg o; 81. Louis. l2. First base on
errors st. Louis. 8. Time-l hour and 80 minutes.
Umpire-hcDonald. Attendance-2, 900.
CLEVELAND, IA; CINCINNATI, 8.
CLEyKLANp, Sept. l7.-Except In the nrst inning to.
day, Wilson Yves effective, pitching masteriy ball,
while Rhtnoa and Ehret were hit hard, Rhines retired
a. the end Of the second inning. The fielding OF both
teams W as brilliant, Score,
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ENTRIES ron GRAvEsExD.
Four stars in the special ut ono nile and
sixteenth.

Tho fact that Ben Brush, Hastings. Requital,
and Tillo are to meet In tho First Special ~
Gravesend to day should attract q large crowd,
as they arc among the best horses in training.
On his showing with Lehman. Pecp O. Day. and
others on Thursday Tillo appears to DO out
classcd, but tho Western contingent havea very
high opinion or the son Of Leonatus, and he may
do better to-day. He is meeting three OF our
best fouryear.Ulds, and the pace will be q
scorcher from tho start. None OF this trio can
afford to wait. Sixteen two car-olds are named
for the Flatlands Stakes, with several winners in
the list. The programme in full follows:
First Race-Iishweight handicap for all ages; six
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Pigeon Flying.

The young bird Futurity race OF the Manhattan
Homing Pigeon Club Of New York and Brooklyn. dis.
lance 800 miles, was nOwn on Last Monday from
Chariottesville, Va. Forty'nve birds from ten lofts
were liberated al y O'CLOCK in the morning, with 4
SCUM wlhh aud clear Atmosphere The sans weather
conditions prevailed NJ home. Follow ny is the re-
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Jackson and shArLsy ssa, Me., In tho ain

Peter Jackson left for the West late on Thurs.
day night. His destination is San Francisco,
which he hopes to reach in about ten days.
Jackson will stop over at Chicago for a couple
OF days, Before he left jackson said among
other things: Os
u have received an offer from a club at San
francisco to meet Tom Sh%rksy Tor ten rounds.
but aln undecided what will do about il. Tho
match with me in no shape or manner. II he
does, the public will condemn him, He saws he
won't night me because of my color. Well IhII
Is the silliest thing l ever heard OF. We have
already fought, and another match is due me-"
! ! was also settled, that sam Fitznatrick will
In this country. jackson will return East In
about u month II he fails 10 get on a match
nA.ehAI. Rnsiern Park. MAO r0
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Datss FOR Bonninrs and Pimlioo.

The Jockey Clubhas allotted the following rae
ing dates for the autumn: Washington Jockey
Club, Nov. 6 to 20 inclusive; Pimlico Driving
Club, Nov. % TO 80 inclusive.
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PHILADELPHIA
BALTIMORE.
Baltimore.
Philadelphia ............l

hita-Driehanty. Hotter. Doyle CpJ, Kreirr. jenninss
Thrse, base hilCkei,s, sacriacc hlts-Kcoicr. Kelley.
play-heitz. JOINING, AMI Doyle. Frat base on bali,
Oh honrr. J. on ORTIZ. 2. Hit by pitched ball-By
Qrth' !. Struck Out-By toner, 1 by Ortiz. /. nv
Becker, l. Passed bAlI-Robinson. Left on 6sses22
baltimore q Phhafslphia, $, Timr-l hour and 30
MIN utes. Umpires-Euslie and CARPENTER,
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Earned runs-on Knlsn, /; on sudhon. l. Two.
base hits-Smlth (2E Sacrifice hits-Ely, Sugden.
stolen bases-Donovsn 90, cross. Double play-Ely,
Padden and Rothfuss. First base on talls-on XII.
len, |. Hit by pitched ball-Bro lie. Struck out by
Kiiisn, o. by sHdhon. 2. PASSED oall-Mnrphy. Left
errors-rittsburg Il st, Louis. 2. Tin,e-l hour aud
40 minutes. Cmpife-MoDonAld.
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BOWLING ANALYSIS
BOWLING ANALYSIS

RUNS AT THE PALL OF EACH WICKET
'Colts" 12 IL 81 SO 50 as b5 40 IS - "
lo7 ia llA lao la lA% lac l+7 las las
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BROOKLYN. 5; WASHINGTON, 4.

By the same score as on Thursday the Brook
Park yesterday, winning out In the last inning,
when the 1900 spectators had given up the
game as lost. While Swaim's tumble of Dunn's
easy bounder practically turned the tide in tho
Brooklyns' favor, George Smiths two Dagger,
rally, as the home team could not have won
had " Germany" failed to reach first. Grifin's
single; which bounded over .Wrigley's head.
right won the game. This unexpected victory
was celebrated by the 300 occupants on the
diamond and, hating at the door Of the dress
tng room. cheered the Brooklyn players. The
lnnHa.
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BUFFALO. Sept. 1.-THE weather was clear and the
track fast at Fort Erie to-day. nina
First Race-Five furlongs. -Dinstnore. lie Nutt). 8
to |. won; :" arehrckers, illla Ballard: s to s. SEQ.
Second Race-one mile Free Lance, lo' (Paversj,
Q to l. won; Trayant. 100 tNutp; 10 to /. second;L L.
B., I04 (Hirscb). 40 to |. third. Time, l:l6L.
Third Race-six furlon ts.-Mantle. l07 (PaverB). 0
to Q. Won Thad. l07 tSutt. Is to |. second; Protean.
los wan kenrenl, 10 To /, third. Time, l:l5a.
Fourth Rae Six MISREPRESENTATION leg CLewis).
won; spanish Princess. no Wan Keuren). = to 1. SEQ
ond: Vighnta. los (SongerG I TO |, third. Time. 1910.
Filth kace-SLI urlongs.-Thoma Cat, l06 (Hirsch).
ga to l. won; CJolon-, ITO 0Hamilton). l2 to /, 500.
ond; Marsian. lOt (CoyleJ, 10 to I, third. Time. l,lbh.
sixth Race-Five ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 100 (Lewis).
22 to |. won; Ennomia. 100 (Seumeyer). o to !. SEQ
ond; ChArmeuse, 100 (PiggotU, y to /, third. Time,
l:O2L.
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A Protss. AGaln.t the Mare Rose at Lynsrook.

HEMPsTEAD, Sept. 1.-THE fourth day Of the
meeting of the Lynbrook Driving and Trotting
Association furnished some interesting and ex-
citing trotting. pacing and running events. In
the three-minute pace the field was very large,
and eight hotly contested heats were run
before Neil Alcyoner won. In tho seventh and
eighth heats Nell Alcyoner beat Evadine q trile
over a nose. In the 2:4O trot Rose was a clever
winner in straight heats.
At the end OF the race a protest was made by
Ebert Kipp. claiming that tho marc was a
ringer" and that she had made a record Of
2:lsi2 upon a track at De yer. June IL. 1894
Driver J. p. Allen stated that he had no knowl.
edge Of tho marc hav ng such a record. Jere-
minh Murphy OF New York. the owner OF Rose,
denied that the mare had made a better record
than 2:4O, and took an oath TO that effect. Sum
mary follows:
800 class. pacing: purse 81 900:
Ai Syon"r ( iIlss g. .. Men, Al la44a4l,
Fred T. S~telnway's br. m. Ell, "
Heary. honma'n's blk: m, iiv,;s;iia, "
Lyman Redmond's b. m Eva.
Rlsra.
2:23 class. %trottingi purse 5000;
J. +, Gibbons blk. &. Hugh q. Gockwood). ....l 1 1
W'iIiiIIT r1 III r .t9r!"n,s ., :, Il Tu ,2r ,H hHnr,nS : ? 2
I 4 6'II' Long,. b :. slialiywo S d q. 'pS H' ''rN { 3
charlrs /. runinghart's h. y. star Eddy CTill.
''s'''. - ..'''''. ,.s' ...-.H. .'.ss.'-.S = q
\. X. Raym0n, Jr's, b. m. Rosali HI ~(Brownj.6 dis.
Thomas W. Murphy's blk. m. Leon, tMuTphyJ.7 dis.
Timc-2:2Il9. 2:*2a4, 2:28ia.
gao class, trottIHg; purse $500:
A. ', Mahons !. III. Rose ALIEN .......4 I | |
y. \. Nicholas b, x. Nathan Hale (Sichols). Il Q o
Thomas Willard's b. Y. Master Chimes
49, hp'''ss' .fss.f.-.s. .Fs's. ss.s-rsss...S ID =
Alger Stevens's b, q. Charley Rush (Stevens)8 o 4 o
u. Moore Jra. Oh. III. AyermR tFargin). "a 4 q 4
Ellcrt h ipH's br. III. Mabel Kipp IKippJ-..,b y o o
y. :. Hyde's b, IN. Dollnrd WIKI q tiydcl,.,7 D z 7
John tRtoo'S hr. IN. A ma Wilkes CCIloo).,s DIR.
!; " powrrs's br. g k%!onhiko iPnwerD . DIR.
Timo-nu time. 2;aIn, 2:21, 2;S7.
Running heats OF four ana q half furl0ngs; puFsa
$50; to carry i25 pounds:
NJ ~Lurk"y's b.. 3. Mot Drm IN tBarretU, ,...........l /
George Cross b. 4. Balma Silo tIIickie). ......,..e 9
G. skoHy's h. 4, Lindsey CSmith) ..,............8 .
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Earned runs-CIeveland o; Cincinnati, /. First
base BY errors-Cieveland l; Cincinnati. s. Left on
pAs s-cleyeland. Q, Cincinnati. 10. First base on
out-By Wilson. 3. Three.base hits-waiiac'. Bel.
den. Two-base hits-o'Connor Beckley. McPhee.
Holiday. Sacrifice hit-McPhee. Double play
corcorSn and ~Beckley., wild ~pitohe,-wilson. l,
Ehret, l.. Passed ~ball-Crtger. Umpire-Kelley
Timo-1 hour and t6 minutes. Attendance-l,4 400.
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Spprtsman's Goods.

Foot Pumps. Gsc. / Banner or goth Century I.Nnrr"'
l.b5j rrorSrr GuardA, 1c.
Chain Lubricant, q cts.
All lricss cut. Mall orders department personal al
tention Of our treasurer.
5th AV., nath and 2DlI sis,
NEW YORK,
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Ehfued TuhS-BO9ton, o. TWObl16 hft8-LOWo,
Long. Sacrifice ~hits-GanIel, Lowe. stolen bases-
Lowe. Duny, Collins. First base on balis-oR Nichols,
]; on Sullivan. z. Hit by pitcher-Stahl. Wind
Pitch-Sulliyan. Struck out-By Sullivan, 9; by
Eicho.s, 4. Double lay-Gleaso and Clark. Time
3 hours and 10 minutes. Umpire-Lynch. Attend.
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nnADElrnA. ai BALTIMORE. l-sEcoSp FAME.


rniAae'phiA'" ! o o 0-a
Earned run-fhladelphiA, Two base hits-Lato,.
NHSh. ihree-oase hits how'd, Kelley. SGrilIce iii
G - stolen basc--Doyle. Double plays-Keeisr
~ heltL' LAJolc (unhssIStedJ; Doyle and Ienninva
Ut Ntnols; ! OF Dunkle, D.. struck out~By Hnois'
4. pmsimu p~itrh-AinOle. Left on basrs-BaltimUre
~, rhlaiviphlh, T. Time hour and ~ n,Innt.s
empireA-Emsiie and Carpenter. Attendaace' sLIiss
rrrrsHuRo' o. ST. LOUIS, 2-rRsr oAME.
ttrTshvho, Sept. l1-Pittsburg had no trouble =,
~ tvo esmss from 81. Louis tOruay. KeiIsr .nd
-tS o"tA pitched good ball. whIs sndbon md
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W. &. W.-Caruthers. FoutE. Terry. and Lovett.
Eddie Burke OF the Cinoinnatis is slated for his 70
lease.
Theodore F. wieland.-He played first base in n
number OF games during the season OF 1895.
". f.. Mor~rstown.-They wore returned TO the New
York Club, which " loaned them to Newark.
A deal between Philadelphia and Chicago for the
exchange OF Nash for Everett Is among the proba.
bilities.
Bob Allen OF the Bostons can sign where he pleases
at tho close OF the season. as there "a no reserve clause
In his contract.
Second Baseman Egan. secured by Brooklyn from
syracuse. ID q nne player. He was with st. Louis q
few years ago.
Il 10 said that Arthur Irwin's Toronto Club will
make $4,000 on the season. The Canadians have
gone wild over the national game.
Tom McCarthy. who 10 wanted by Won der Abe to
manage 81. Louis. has grown so stout that II Is doubt
fui II he Will ever play bail again. But his well.
known 'baseball brain " 10 As clear as ever.
The League mon have had considerable correspond.
ence OF late on q proposition for a rule calling for tho
suspension OF rowdy players for from on" to nye
days. tho umplres to receive power to inlet such
punishment.
The management OF the Hoboken Baseball Club,
announces the Br oklynsEof the National League az the
attract on to morrow on tn st, George Cricket Club
groun's. Hoook-n, ". J. Fisher an Burrill Will DO
the Brooklyn battery. while Smith and Burke will DO
In tho points for tho HobOkenA.
A series Of three games has been arranged be-
tween the Cuban X Giants and Genuine Cuban Giants
to decide tho h impionship between the two colored
teams. Manager Bright's PLAYERS have been playing
In tho Western states during the last four weeks. ami
VIII return TO this ity the later part OF next week,
The games between the two colOred teams win be
played either at the W~oehAwk ken or Hoboken grounds.
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BALTIMORE. Sept. II The n ltimores and Phlar
delphias each won q game to-day. The champ ons
was also touched p In a lively fashion, but man ged
to keep the hits scattered. In the second unme punkle
and An.oIe did gr at WORK. but the Phiiad lpiian was
more fortunate than his opponent. DunkIo was
pied. The score:
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baseball DANES To-day.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
New York at Boston; Washington at BROOKLYN;
Philadelphia AZ baltimore Cincinnati at Cleveland,
b. Louis At Plttsburg; Louisville At Chicago.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Buffalo at Montreal; Scranton at sprinKneld wilkes.
barre at Syracuse; Providence at Toronto.
ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Rlchmond at Newark; Athletics at Paterson, Hart.
ford At Heading; Norfolk at Lancaster.
OTHER GAMES.
Fordham College vs.. suburbans at Fordham.
htettinR"r Bros. hrst and second teams At Maspeth.
Arlington Social Cub VS.. Royal Arcanum team at
Arlington.
Vernon.
Pacific A. G. vs.. Brooklyn =. Z. at Jersey City.
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Atlantic League.
AZ EEwARK-BmsF oAlrR.

Atlantic League.
AZ SEwARK-Tmsr oAnn
ssS S%ana.:: SiiS55SG-- s 3 3
Battsries-carrick and Rothfuss, Lever and, Wells.
SECOND GAME.
ssSond ! % g /
Batteries - carriok and Rothfuss, CHESHIRE and
AT READpa-y1nsr oAm.
Essts,ns"..""s ooSSISeo-, II :
Batteres-Btshop and Cote; Mcintyre and Heyden-
SECOND GAME.
Es.sins"..".S GSSSsSSs- "a e I
Batteries - McMackin and Heyden; Newton and
Snyder.
f fssf.sSs: :::::6o SSdiGSG--s rs u !
B~attertes-viau and westlake: Osborne and schaub.
Eastern League.
AT MONTREAL
ssa:1s. ia HSSSeiSss : y :
Observation-Disclosures and Berger; Cochran and
UrQuhart-
T TSeSsssnos 9 S1SssSGS- 81 9 :
Dsttsrss-aaston and Casey, Rasan and Dixon.
AT sYnAcrsu.
s %11s..s.i ii;:s 3 SSdSSsods LII 1lS 3
Observation-Disclosures and Ryan; o'geil and DisgIns.
AT srRINoTIrLp.
s11sssss :SS ! 1854 e : y !
Batteries-DoIAn and Duncan, johnson aud Boyd.
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Other Games.

At Mertden-Meride 8; Hartford. 4.
Al Mannheim, Pa--cuban Z Giants. g.; Mannheim. ..
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haA"hAn. Eastern Park. $50 To.Day,
Brooklyn W. Washington. Adm. soc, and 6Oc,-1au
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STookiyn -. .'.'.."....o ] o o o q B-5
Washington ."........l 0 o o.
Earned runs-BrOoklyn. ]; Washington, 2. FIRST
base on err~ors-Brooklyn, 2; Washington. l. Left on
bAAes-brooklyn 3; Washington, 4. Home runs-sel.
bah. schekard. .Two.base hits Sc. bach. Farrell,
@. Smith. stolen case y-StlLacb DemOntrevill~ (2 },
Jones, u. Smith, .achance. First base on balls-On
Swain. /. Wild p~itch-Swaim Umplre-Hurst
Time-l hour and 30 minutes. Attendanrs-l, 2A6.
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Nrseramm Der Nopuliften I'm
Gonerse.

Dis populiitiidsn Witslieber buben i'm
Gancus bsidlofen. isbsm 8sriuds, baS
bsfsbsnbe Gipiloienftseies 10 au dnoern,
oab lraenb cine Bartei. ipelte bic Ssrr'
itaft bat. bic peribiebenen Steaen i'm
Gipilbienit nit Partsisdneern su bsisssn,
enersiiden Biberitano su lsii!sn fsr'
ner allen Anitrensuneen su tpIosiiteten,
bic barauf ssrldtet sinb, uniere .,@reen'
badS" uno Sbabamtsnoten au seriiDren,
Oh bur6 birsits @sisssebune Ooer ourd
bic ausnudt. bic Wisoeruussabe bsrs
ieIben, aussenommen in Iustaui6 fur
8oIo, ,ur permeieern. 5erner baben
lie tsi6loEen, isbem Blame elmer grwei'
terung bsr 8efusuifis Der 9fationalbnn'
fen unb elmer grmddtisuus irssnb elmer
Bant, Corporation ober Perion sur Gus.
sabe bon Noten gu opponlren, ipe!ts
oenielben 8weden pie 8slb bisnen fol'
len. ,,g8lr bsfirnorten'', bsibt eS in
ben 8si6IaHsn ipeiter. ,.eine buloise Gr.
pdsuns uno annabme elmer semeinia'
men ReioIution, burb ipelde bic nnab'
bansiafeit Der cubaniihsn 8epublit ans
ertannt ipirb, uno mir iinb su @uniten
brr baIbissn 8ahirunB zines ssredten
@eisbss fIr freipiaiss 9antsrOttsurs."
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Mebr 1rubeI fur 6eitt.

Cine Depei6e aus Bort au Prince
melbet, bab Saiti bon nod msbr TrubeI
dbnliher Nrt tpie bic 2ueber8 @ffaire be-
brobt ia unb bislIeidt nod sinmal ber
@efabr sinss 8omborbsments ausssisbt
tpiro. StaIien bat felt LANCER 8eit gnt,
fGdbisunssaniprlde seeen Saiti unb
beabiidtlet. tpie beri6tet ipirb, auf To-.
fortiae 8abIuns su brdneen. @erd8is.
peiie perlautst. bab Stalien 2riessidiife
nad Bort au Priues isnben pirb. Gin
anipru& iit felt bem SABRE 1893 in
Sdwebe. Die baitianii6e 8esierune
nubm einem italieniiden 3uufmann in
Bort be Paig unssbIidi in unseisblidet
Nsiie Elm Sdlff nit eaer Waarenlaos
uns meg uno perfaufte beioes. Gin
S1abenerias bon $4,000 ipirb psr.
lanet. Gin anberer Sal 1T bic @rmorb'
une eines itaIisniidsn Siidsrs i'm Dlo.
nat October bieies Subrss. Der Mann.
Der bes WlorbsS anseilaet tpurbe. III ieBi
nod ni4t ber Suitis dberliefert nor.
ben.
Sn &om tpurbe baIbamtIi@ aneeseiet.
bob bic itaIieniide &eeisruns nismaIa
oaran eebadt babe, pansrihiffe mad
Saiti su ienben. SO ipurbe ferner er.
Hart. bab bic SerbanoIunssn betreffa
Der atpiiden Stalien unb Saiii behsben.
ben unbeoeutenoen Oifferensen ibrsn &c.
pDbnliben Serlanf nebmen.
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Gin bsitsrsS Mlbpertanenib nirb
nadtrdslia pom leBten 8aiierbeiu&e in
8bniesbiitte betannt. Beim @mpianee
Des 9aiisrs ourh ben bOrtisen Maeiltrat
iprad Der Dlonard feline pOae 8siriebis,
uns aber ben sabIreidsn unb iernisen
Radpuds aus, Der bel isinem @insuse
in bic Stabt Spalisr seblIoet babe. Bel
Oieier @slesenbeit erfolste aud bic
Sra8e, tpiepiel S&ulen ipobl bic Stabt
belize. @dbrenb Der anipsienbe Siaot.
ratb @lOpaaa bieie 5rase beantpOrteie,
bsridtete Der Oberbiirsermeiiter @irnbi,
oer etpaS aur Seits itebsnb, ,.tpis pisl
S6uIoen" perfunben batte, ,.ss ieien
on 3.500.00O". .gia, sana 70 UisI ipsr,
Der ss ipobl nidt iein II" tpanbte Der
8aiisr Iddslnb Elm, tporauf bsr Oberbiirs
ssrmeifer fortfubr, ..iie idmen bis auf
4. 100000 in fiirseiier 8eit. is ieien
i9on untsrtpsss!" Dis 9lntmOrt erreete
natiirlih bic sr6Bte Ssiterteit beS &ai.
isrs, Der nit ben @Orten: $50 banfe
Sbnsn, meine Serrsn, iebsnfuas isbr !"
psiier ibritt.
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FUR OentfAlanes @r6Re.

sd bOffe. aur grpeiteruns Der Wadt
unb 9r6Be Deutidlanb's bei;utrasen."
80 bat iid Bring Ssinrid elmer ab.
orbnuns ber 8ieler nnipetiitdt, peIbs
ibm bic beften WInide fur ben grfols
Der 6ineiiiden expedition ilberbradte,
eesenIter ausselprodeu. Ser StoIi
auf bic Wadt uno 9r6be bsS 8uterIan.
bss it tpisosr in bem 0olts erpadt.
Rad ben pielen prunibuftsn Soften, nod
ben sabaoien Ssfreoeu, Setsfsn unO
6ettrinfen snblih einmal cine 3bai!
..Das 2ano ipart ipieoer cine leitenbe
Sanb," ertIdrsn nit @enuetbuuns biz
,8srIiner gteuefsn Radridten."
Die @sBnsr Der 5lottenuOrIase besin'
men ibre Nleoerlase often einsusefsbsn.
50 fdreibt be bemotratiibs ..8srliner
Soltsseituns" ..Die Oppoiition 1T
unterlegen. Das Centrum III fur iaiii.
ide 8srednunsen Der Oppoiition ber.
loren." Damn fdbrt bas 8Iatt fort :
Die SIottsnpsrmsbruns bespedt bic
Snausurrune elmer Meltmatts.B .Boltll
I'm Slnne zines srbberen Deutf1'
lanb,"
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Shmerer 0,rluf.

N. .. Murpbs. elmer Der bebsutsnb.
ten Sdafaddter in Tsrus. beflust ben
8erIuit elner Serbe bon Sebntauiene
Sdafen. Die Scribe purbe aus BEN
County Sdlsider auf Elm neueS Dsibe.
sebiet setrieben. als pI6sli6 Elm 10 bid'
ter Nebsl eintrot. oub iid bic msrifani.
ihen Sirten berirtten unb bon Der Serbe
tpsepanberien. Die Sdafs asrhrsutep
iid mad alien Ridtunsen bin uno fonn.
ten bis isbt nod nidt tpisberssfunben
tpetben, obeleih fdon mebrere Gage
lang mad bsnielben seiu&t tputbe. @iner
Der msriianiiden Sirtsn bibte BEL BEN
8li3,urb, psl4sr auf ben NsbeI foIste.
iein 2sben Elm. Ser Thermometer fisl
orsibis @rab unb ben 8sridtsn mad ers
itrsdte ii6 Der S6neefaa ilber bas eanss
n6rbli&e unb norbpeftli6e IsraS.
Sn 9sniiOn, 1sr, unb i'm Snoiuner.
ssbiet bat bas 8isb infOIss bes Dettsrs
uieI au leiben.
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nidt, au isiner Sdaube isi sS seiast !
4nm. Der Reb.)
sluf ben @roBiuItan Der Tarfei iuurbs
bon stpei Solbatsn Der Yalaitmahe, bic
ii6 melsertsn ibrs 4uftrasssber ooer
ibre @rdnbe anSuseben troboem iis se'
foltert puroen, elm bereitelteS Nttentat
in gilbB. .8IOst (5uItanspalai) se'
ma6t.
Die beutide bimetallitifde 9iea be-
fdlob. Sbritts sur 5Droeruns ber 3pede
Der 2isa in anbsren 2dnoern 3u tbun. ba
ber ginfabruns bsr Doppelpdbruns
auf bic Duuer nidt opponirt ipsroen
fbnne.
Die 8ssieruns bon Soqanb tpurbe in
Der Deput,rtenfammer eeiblaser. moem
nit 46 sesen Al Stimmen bic 8orIaBe.
pelds ben 8au neuer 2riesSiarffe for'
oerte, abseIebnt tpuroe.
Der beutids Staaisisfretdr bes Sn'
nern, @raf Boiabomsfls' Webner, heuI
fir bic nabe 3ufuntt i4ou elne Grbbb.
uns bsr oeutiden @etreioe36ae in Aus'
fiht.
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9alfmaffer bel 0ipbtheria

Die beutide Therapeutics Modens
idriit" ihiloert ben @rfols bsS Or.
1ennis in ber 8ebanoluns BON Dipbs
iberia nit einfa1em 8aIipafer. i'm
Gontrait 81 Der piel sr0Berea StsrbIi@'
felt bel Der 8ebanbluns burd baS
Serum. Die ..@odsnidrift" iast :
..8ssus nebmeno auf bic Oiflseae Stuli'
tit ber Dipbiberla.8 8ebanoIuns burb
Serum, nelbe cine Stsrblldteit BON
1909 prOsent auspeiIt. sibt Sennis an.
bab er in ben lebten l8 Sabren nur 3.06
prosent perloren, ooer SO aus 1927
5daen. Seine WetboOe beitebt aus Dem
prompten unb unausssi bien @sbruud
uon reinem 3altipaGst ale Is WInuten,
tasunbnabt, burb liberalss @uresln
uno tbeiIpeiies 8eridluden. ieossmal
iriid ansemubt. uno nit einer gisbinoe
UNI ben Sals. Sir leBteren 3psd 8e'
brau6t er sinsn Rlnosridlunb, aIS Iei6
ter, biaiser unO bslsr aus anoeren
@rdnben aIs Elm @ummibeutel. Dieier
OsiOpbasus piro nit Sic ssfiat unb er'
itredt ii9 bon DIR su DIR. nit ben @n'
ben gu: peridlUHen. ST befebt au6
auf abiOIuisr Rsinlidteit, nubrbufter
Speiie, nit gier.2 2lmonabe unb 8anilas
@isream, unb abipebielnben Dozen bon
liq. ferr, sesquichlorat unb sol. kal. lod.
@r bebanosite ebenfaas 9iaisns nno
2uftrbbrsn, gompIifutionen nit aalt'
pafer, nit einem 8l6aroion'ideu slio.
miser einssipribt. fur mebrere Winutsn
su tlnsr 3sit. in ben ipeit offsnsn Munb
oss Patisnlen. pdbrenO Gsstsrsr rubis
athmet."