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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-07-03
SONYA IN RACING FORM.
Hcrreshon S2.Rater Successful in Threo
Out OF Last -Four Races.

Tho Herreshof 52-rater Sonya seems to DO
finding herself and has won two more races.
In the race from the More to Do yer. sailed on
June II, the Sonya won. The times we're:
Sonya. s:4Oi7: Maymon. s:5006; MoyanA.
e.9ll. Britomarte, 9:2l:20. In this race the
Britomarte had a solid mast In place Of a hollow
one she had sprung in previous regatta.
The race was almost drifting match and wss
lied in fog, rain and very little wind
On the 10th these four met again in fine
which was to windward. The Maymon was
ana ana them the n SOMA to % D Of the
Britomarte. They beat to the Xarne Buoy. and
the sonEa got nice lead The
marte held this lead TO the South Goodwin
home the soked to
the front and won by 2 minutes seconds.
The Britomarte was second minute 5seconds
Mrs. Turner Farley, has decided to take
ns 's SySff I'll. 1f Ss. there Inc
rice l her new ner,eshots .;,tootsT sonys 9n
ton in the .NSrth. i. would have been a
round the coast had been broken ur at the
present lunctpre; az would have been the
reGattas on the Baltic. II is probable that
Sonya will he seen on the Clyde in different
probably more formidable-.f form than that
In which she has hitherto sailed. Her canvas
has not given perfect satisfaction and an order
M Gs SH' has a Sss ;,od ows With
This order is marked for urgent delivery
and the new clothing will nrooably be ready
important alteration suggested, though not
yet carried out is the removal Of quite q
so well up to her canvas. even in a stin breeze
that it is ,reckoncd that her light weather
fern tH cod De FIR hS q
spoken Of, but it il. probable that the alterd-
ton will he less drastic than this implie.
alteration will not be carried out until the
boat has had fair trial in her present trim:
Three tlrsts out of four starta-her record
since she started racing with hollow mast
is quite good enough 70 60 on with. and her
own IF nc Vel s1vssa to S e.ys slte
Irish reGattaS"
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BATTING AND FIELDING WORK.
RECORDS or THE NEW YORK AND
BROOkLYN PLAYERS.
Nationals Pront with the Stick In Recent
Games--Keeler Still Loads the Hill
Top squad. While Hail II the Best
Club Ewinger Across the Bridge.

The New York National batters fsttened
on the series OF games with Boston and BROOK
lyn last week. Donlin Ia fast approaching
his hundredth hit having % to his oreot.
Bresnahan maintained his average, while
McGinnity sauntered UP into the 800 class
once more. Twelve out Of the seventeen
players listed are batting ESQ or over. Down
leads in base running. With twenty Tour
steals, and the team total 10 lo2. Ames v
averaging close to 7 strikeouts still, with los
In fifteen games. Keller leads the Americana
as usual. but his failure to hit safely In reosns
games DRAGGED his mark down 70 .SoS. Chase
has fallen from fourth to seventh position.
but Etoerfeld has moved UP three notches to
ninth.
Hall. who went from New York to Brooklyn.
Is hitting well for the leading total In his new
club of 1913. Peculiarly enough Hall failed
to make . hit In his last ten games when he
batted against the New York pitchers. That
was true Of all save the very last game VIZ w
averages Ip to and including the games OF
last Saturday
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Messrs. Whitney and FACET are without
the services of their regular Jockeys, Hide
brano ana pav y, r's,N'..Nen' a. Wv, aia,
tb o' is st y, 1 nent Willie Facet nav add Calrm
ehe ias' III o''s"'' VIM ~, .''.,
gorm or "oodsaw' IN aaaitioh 70 'he healiIa'
Event for two-year. olds will be run. Geo.
= psnne,, won the first port Of thI. stake ON
~. n enspins " dav Of tno m " n Bsnnett
starts TO- morrow ne mui i tas t w seven
un nonds be T ndepe end rs @
that vii make IN" day flttiag wlnd, up FOR
s one 90 sne S5 ever held az thu Rar fo
On MeunesaaS ht. ~ 8i,garaiG tne
s.sann IN ~ steward stand torather with
]; q. Follansbee and u. S: yosbursh insares
eieh class rach,s. Re E m LAKES nave ave
nsH d rema5taG Being we'll apprecsted bs
sde AZ The e af new entrsnce has been
Emt h un ne Smith street cars cross Ven.
tune aSenne '9 Which will i be used etclHsvey
ites} Ses h besn Tased and Vastlw m
provsa as 70 It's Top sou ana .ns ne ne
kasn rhannsd so ne 70 allow The HORSES to ha We
lon ae T rms before ta King them, and the whole
81 ~ nnnm1ar unes,ing " ' ''''''' ''
on "Wednesday the chief attraction will
tha pri1hton \ila IL, Ut bich Jon,aa y I;oone'e
penn i VII VIII pboba6ay meet Mhitnes
Tor tw e is another opening DAY
The Rri,bton u,ndoan one milo and n
quarter. viii be be run on Saturday. and It bids
{ar to be the gTsa1ef ira race of the son
Last yeaf srooInI,'K hunR In ia, %Hfl4 5,, res
9ra IN ms eDent III Grner 10 nea, 'Ia famous
the Condemns horse nj and ready, as he R has
sseemstieE s and u IRISH Iad | YIN u not be re
syson6y VII carry the Keene sol25s while
Eatti1e be!uame, one euDnrnhn winner, SO
SnA th she may s toIa . '"e LEA os An
sn1 hean msds for Reidame tbat her eS MAR
believes that she can WIN the hBrii of MT
me matter OF starting her VIII be left entirely
Uni also s. starters in Inc big handbag.
M'' suo cbe So VIZ" bat are
ore sure to see remaI kahle contest
sysonoy hlds 1alr 70 pe the rlohest stake
IinneT OF the year; IN ms dead neat with
Belmont Park his share Of the stake was
issso to ,his n%Sne, While his share Of the
II he wins the Realization and then scores
mere successes IN IN i h rngasements It is
sloo. 900 in stakes for the Keene stable before
the close Of the present campaign. There
u also chance Inr MN 10 oIeaR INC worlC :
record LOT NILE on a CIRCULAR track in the
taii. az y Fitzgerald SAID Yesterday that
ne wonid oner purse and arrange special
tsce, WIN MI Meme consent lot Sysonby
70 go al'er me rnile RECORD IN september,
carrying 10 nounhs. Nohodv knows how
IL. SSsonnS is as yer, 6nt experts declare
tndt ne is tne most WONDERFUL morse IN the
~2Tio. ,
Democracy preNails on the tnTf Az men
Ee 'nsLe on an ttnai OASIS ana social lines
MSb exist eiseWnere are NOT IN evidence.
Mnen Aueust helfnonts Lore o. the Forest
GAs n,u tp alter winning sellhR race on
procedure in such matters. Mr.. Belmont
touho sHsoiu,ei! 10 lanl' WIN ne proceed
lnt, SAYING .nai 'ne ,Wo-vear, old had been
Snlerea 10 pe soio aho ma! as ne was run up
IN eAcess ot ne value pun upon MN II Wns
pniy tat " ~ ~ Nun 10 u new owner. Mr.:
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The regatta committee OF the Middle States
Regatta Association has announced that the
annual regatta this year will DO held at Phil
adclphia on Labor Day. Sept. 1. The pro-
gram is made UP Of fourteen rowing events,
as follows Junior single scull. intermediate
single scull. association senior single SOUL,
mediate double soul, senior doubie scuil,
Intermediate centiped. Junior octoped.
junior four gig, senior four she'll junior eight
eight shell. James pilkineton Of the Harlem
r. {. and president OF the National Associa;
as starter. j. II. .Abeei, Nassau b, C.; Cas-.
sldy. Rayenewood B.. c.. and j. j. Murphy,
Sonparcil p. C;,, will act as timers. phtla-
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New York Americans.

Home runs-willlams, 4 DousheIty. 81 heslei' y
Total u.s. Three base hils-Conroy.. I: Williams, :;
Don{heIty fssEsra Chsss 81 KisinGw y hoeleI
Total. 30. Two base hlts-Conroy.. o. Chase. o.
Williams, Q: Elberfeld. s: Fulz. s: Keller Klenow.
Powell L. Total, 81.
Stolen ba.es. pul.z. III Conroy. Isl Shass, y:
RRH esos ~ o H'i' Meose 1 Toia
81 Sacrifice hlts-Keeier, Il; Chase 2: Williams 5;
e eIiy ksn wSRrsy Hoas Tc,a y.
Double piays-Forty SIX.
Struck out-By HOgg us gameS. 90: by Chespro
lis gamesi. eli By Grifnth % games. II. BY Putt.
%1n So TO- on T S,s 81; Oh sase
on Powell. az; on Puttnann. q: on Grin,th. e.
Total, iss Wnd p!,ches-Hogg. = ORTIZ q powe ~
bSlks. Hogs. Passed balls-keinow' 6; Mcclure.
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Sailing Instructions for Glen Cove cups

The regatta committee OF the New York
Yacht Club. oliver E. Cromwell. H. dc B.
Parsons. Ernest f. IIorillard and Franklin A.
Plummer, who is acting member, has issued
the instructions for the annual races for the
Glen Cove cups which are TO he sailed next
Saturday on the Sound of the Glen Cove
station. The races are open to all regular and
special classes and classes too small for en-
rollment owned by members or MONA Of mem
be made in writing with the COMMITTEES before
4 p NJ. on July 9; The start will be made at
noon and tho yachts will be sent of In divi-
of at 1910; classes, F, G. II and j, at i3IS;
classes h. l., NJ and n at 1920: the sO-iooters
at 1925 and the small classes at 1880 For
class. and above two minutes will be al
lowed to cross the line but for all others II will
DO one gun start
For the $o-iooters Commodore F. @. Bourne
has offered prize and the club will add 4
fourth prize il there are twelve or more staff
ars
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METROPOLITAN LEAanl

For the Individual records a Laurie Of
Staten Island Team b heads the list with an
average Of 30. rs for four completed innings
with y. Curtiss OF the st, George team and
III. q. Humble Of Staten Island Team with
So 90 each following.
At latest reports Paterson still holds first
position for the champ ionshp of the New
York Cricket Association. with Columbia
Oval and the Thstles following. The stand
ing Of the clubs
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other Baseball Games.
AT st. soHSI OVAL.
,.s.? $.s.!.s !. S.,!
AT BRIGHTON OVAL.
shshtsn A: 60 Q d3dod.oEs i; 9
rhsU and Dunn Mcguire and Hog an.
AT EQUITABLE PARK.
S.,ropoliian: 80 d $1,000 5000 5 ,
At EzIx, PA
Eos.i Giants. SSSSssssSSSSSSSSSSSSoSs
; Bst.enes-waish and Harrison: Brokaw and
Al Por Riohmond-s.. Nays, II; Lorettos. q
Southern League.
IL L.us s sSS,v.so
American Ass ociation.
a. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Observation-Disclosures u oo1umsas,
s. "a a. s saS s. g. Paul. o. '0'''
western League.
A. s,ou. city-sioux City, o. Omaha =
Hudson River League.
~ Paterson-Poughkeepsie 8: Paterson. D.
AZ Hudson-Hudson, 4: Kingston, I.
New Fork State League.
A. Soranton-Syracuse, g. Scranton. 4
A. Troy-Troy. q: A. j. 4 O.. 1.
A. Albany-Albany, I: Utica. o.
Games Scheduled for To-day.
ANnRIoAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia In New York; Washington In Boston:
Cleveland In ST. Louis,
NATIONAL LAAoUB.
New York In Philadelphia; Boston In Brooklyn:
Cincinnati In Pittsburg.
EASTERN LEAGUE
Newark In Jersey City: Providence In Baltimore:
Montreal In Rochester: Toronto In Buffalo.
Baseball. washin gton Park. To-day, 4 p. VI.
Brooklyn Vs. Boston. Adm. boc, -Adr.
----------------------
Baseball To-day, Z r. NJ. American League
PArk A. Ame rdcAna va phil
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

AT ROCKY POINT.
baltimore ........O q q "a IL
Providence % o o o o | IL A 1
Batteries -Burche,l and Byers; Mop s and Thomas.
AT MONTREAL.
Rochester.....,..i o % o. ii
Northumberland o is O
Batteries--schultz. Cleary and Payne: Pappalau
and Woclful.
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CRICKET.
Records OF Metropolitan League and New
York Association,

Although having perc Res different from
those OF last week, the cricket teams mpetlng
for the championship OF the Metropolitan
District League have made few changes In
their standing In the records. The Brooklyn
Zngarl team still leads with but one game
lost. while Staten Island Team follows.
Staten Island Team A, Brooklyn Nomads
and Kings County st. George are tied for third
place The records follow:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Cleveland Ono Rum Ahead OF st. Louii
White Sox Shut Out Detroit.

81 LoUIs. July IA passed ball by Weaver lost
for the Browns 70 day. ST Louis played good ball
and Howell pitched q better game than Joss: but
Viewers error and Kahl's sensational one hand
catch OF Koehler's ny forced the tide against the
home team. Tho second game was called carly
account OF rain. Each team had scored two
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Baseball Notes.

Munson Pardce-The man who was on second
base Il out.
The Boston Nationals had lost seven straight
when they conquered the Quakefs last Saturday,
Hickman and Crawford have swappcd positions
again. Kick going back TO the starboerd pasture and
Samuel returning TO ftrst base.
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sr. LouIs

Si;s-;5hsnnon, Scnute. Sscrinoe nits-M aoney,
Chance. GAsey. o'Neill. slasle stolen , 1sse ~
ReubAeh. ). Struck out-By Taylor, q: by Reul-
bach, 8. Len on bases-St. Louis, 4: ChlcAgo
unpire-O'Day. Time hour and % mlnutea
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HrrrSDURo.

Totals.-i Q ~ 10
'Bassed for Philippe in the ninth inning.
fsssSMs " .:.............o 81
Two base .hit-steinneldt. Stolen bssee,-Aus:
and Wagner. First bAse on balls-O9 Ewing. !;
Oh Philippe s. Sacnh @ hlts-odveli. BaIry n.
Seymour. Struck out-By Ewing, Q; by Philippe,
Umpires -Bausewtne and Kem. Trme-i hour
and q minutes Attendanoe-S,1dS-
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g: Louis; ...,.'......",d ooSSS 9-s
Two base hl,s--Van Zant Stovall. Stolen base
Bay. First base balls-On Howell, 2: on Joss.
I. Struck uut-By Howell. 7: by joss. Lett on
haees-St. Louis, 8; Cleveland. 3. Umpire-Shert-
dan. Time hour and - minutes.
CHICAGO "a. L.. 1: DETROIT. o.
CHICAGO. July 2.--Detroit was shut out by the
White Sox In a fast and spirited game 10 day.
Both White and Killlan were steady, but the former
worked In nine strikeouts at points where they
were most needed. A onehanded catch by Davis
Haa the ncldinR feature. The score:
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, IN. L) 2: ST. LOUIS IN. LJ .o-sEcoxp GAME

Sacrifice hit-Evers. Stolen baae-Casey. ftrst bas6
on balls-On Mcfarland, Struck out-By BriEgs.
Q: Left on bases-Chioago. l. Umpre-o'Day-
T1me-so minutes. Attehdance-8,o0o.
CINCINNATI, 4: PrTTSBuRo.
CINCINNATI, July 7.-Ths pittAburys barely
scored 70 day. although they hit Ewing safely
In every Inning except tho last two Timely MY
errors enabled the Reds 10 win. Gibson, late OF
Montreal. caught his orst game for Pittsburg.
6Coro:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Chicagos Take TIVE From st. Louis-Redi
Beat the Pirates.

ST. LOUIS, July 2.-Tne chicago Nationals took
both games Of double header from 81; LOUIS
10 day RAulbAph and TeyLof confronted each
other In the nrst frolic. Reulbach winning hands
down. Rain stopped the second game After nvs
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Baseball To-day. = p. NJ. American League
Park, N Y. Americana vs.. Philadelphia. --Adr.
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Baseball. washin gton Park. To-day. 4 p. VI.
Brooklyn Va. Boston. Adm. boc -Adr.
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Left on bases-Chicego. 8 Detroit. ., Two base
Cooley, Davis. Coughlin, sullivan. stolen base
coughin po .l pay-ppglndon and ponohgs
White. 1: on Kan. /. Hit BY pitcher BY White, /.
umplre-Connolly. Time hour and Is minutes.
AttendAnce-l7.z22.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

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5iir $500 uady 9entt9lano.

Deutfb atneritanifbe 8eitungen
meroen i'm alten Baterlano nit aro.
Bent Sntereiie geleien, neil fie lid,
fret ausiprehen un6 bdufia BON briis
ben mebr Neuiefeiten un6 Oeohrid1.
ten bringen. al8 Die oeutihen Reis
tungen ielbit. Die .6reie Bre1ie fir
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ten1ung uno @Irbieuna su finbeu.
tpte aus 3ablreiben Driefen an uns
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3ebt. User baber ieinen Bermanbten
uno Jreunben cine sSreuoe erpeiien.
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N1t oaS Ymblttulll.

Die nSreie Brefie fur 1eras" uirb
an iiber $50 &Dftofficen nerianbt, uno
bat cine groRe Berbreitung in Der
@abbar. @epublit Meritp, i'm Snbia.
uersTerritDriunl unb Dtlabpma.
SIR girfulatiuns= @ebiet in 3erds
eritredt fid BON @alpeitpn bic binauf
nab Deniion, pDn1 duBeriten Often
Bis nab 81 .eaiu i'm fernen @eiten;
es idlieBt ielbituerftdnolih nit Be-
ionhers sablreiben 2eiern bas bibts
beitebette Wittels geras nnb ben Sub.
meiten elm. Nud in Weritu bat ite
cine gruBe @erbreituna.
8tuei 9eiiembe finb beitGnoia,
iabrein, iabraus i'm Snterefie bes
Blattes untermeas uno fiibren bents
ielben i'm 0erein nit unIeren riibri.
gen 2utal Ggenten fsrtmabreno
reue 2eier At.
Sn Nnbctrabt oieier Tbatlaben lit
bic nSreie Brefie". tpp es iib oarum
banoelt. bic oeutibe Bep5lterung su
erreihen, bas bette Maseiae mses
blum NJ Gtaate EeraS.
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Ste beipunoern gu 'oiirfen. ST es
Sbnen eenebm, ettpas pierbdnbig gu
fptelen9"
CT framte in Den Roten, tpel9s auT
Dem Bulte neben Dem s5liigel lagen.
u@iellei4t fpdter, WeshaIb tpoIsn
Sie meinen Wuni9 ni9t erfiillen, Mr.
pailer2" Sic fab Inn bon in bte Mu<
gen.
nSte ftno bon elmer ieltfomen Sartz
nddf9feit. MtB @npoers," erpiberte sr
ettpas f9rpff, vtpel9es Snterefe fDn.
men pbantaiien iiber bersangene 5tirn'
munsen fir @ie baben9"
Sbre 8lide begegnsten iich, es mar
ein turaer, Hummer 3ampf. Damn
tpanbte it9 pailer tpieber Dem 0lugei
su uno IteB bic Singer iiber bic 9aifen
gleiten. Gin furaes Worfpiel, banx
fang er etne Strppbe:
yGs bliihten bie rotben Moien in, Gag,
Gs fongen BITE Gtufen TN Sain.
Dos mar eth ieliger, fr0blider Sag:
Da fagtef bu: SD bin beinP
SD bielt btdb TIM arm uno bItdte bid all;
On iabif mir tn's Ingel = Dem gliidli9tn
Wtonn,
Sbnt bliiben bie Stolen fortan."
Ct bate bte @tropbs balblaut. NIT
sebdmpfter @ttmme gefunsen, etnen
furaen Mttorb T9lus er nod an, bann
erbob sr ff9 unb f9lob ben Gliisel. Gs
f9ien ibn gu sereuen. oab ct na4gege'
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er ii4 tebt 3u Mabsl tpanbte.
sd CLAUDE, @te tperben tetn Ders
langen baben, tpettere proben meiner
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nadempf,1nbene Muiit ION man ni4t
gu Martte tragen; fte itnb mir trtrds.
lta fiir ben, tpel4er fts perbrD9en
bat"
matt unenblin ianfter gttmme, bis
aus peiter Gerne 5u fommtn fdien,
bBrts er ieBt faeen; Limb berrlt9 fiir
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f'4 bte 9etben, bann la9te er tura auf.
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aariidrufen."
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letnte, tpeltmGanii1s 9altuns.
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bob es mir peinli9 tit, oiefelben be-
lddelt gu feben. Desbalb itrdubte ID
mid ftets oasegen, mt9 NIT btsfen
Weriuden blOb5uitellen, uno Bite aud
bte Damen. freunolidft bas @eb1rte
gu beraeifen."
fTDrtlebuna fDI4t.j
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Die Sdltuall1n.f(berei.
@tHtx6AIidbss &awoeI awf bsM 2sabatsta.S 8
fstu-9te @tf&pIAhe.

fstn-9te 9tiMSIAse.
gu ben meitaus intertfdnteiten
@ebenbtparbisteiten, tpel9e Ste bonn
@olfHrom befpiilten 8abamosSnfeln
ben Tremben au bteten haben, gsbDrt
,tnitreltts Die Gdtpammfif9eret in ben
foeenanntsn rStes6rttn, ipis Die tlets
i,en Bu1ten ftillen Wafers gendnnt
iperben. Wie ct. Sobns auf Neufuno<
Lamb tn 8esus auf oen @todftf9bans
bel, nimnt WaHau, oer 9auptbofens
pfab Der BabamasSufeln, In Beaus auf
ben @dpammbdnbel etne Gonberitels
lung Elm. CT lit bet Nussonsspuntt
fiir etne gdnae GIo.te tletner Tdbraeuse,
bte lebtsli1 Der gdtuammfii9erei biss
ten.
Dte hduptiGdli9fet Gtf9plGbe lie.
gen bel ben s5nfeln Mbato. Mnbrps unb
Gsuma. Sn ber WeseI fiibren bte fit
feds Monen auseerifteten @dtffs
idbrIi9 adt BIB neun Gobrten bortbin
aus, tpo bic Wtannfhdften In fleiten
Bpoten aus9efebt unb NIT ibrer Beute
Wbenbs tpieoer at Boro eenpn,men
iperoea. 3nr Musiibuns thres 9onbs
iperts beMrfen fie nidf pieler @erf,
aeuse. Sn eriter 2inie beiisen ite etn
r@etglos," tatttelF beHen fe bic duf
benz Bpben bes wteeres tpu9ernben
S9n1mne gu erfenntn perm1gen.
6aben fe etnsn @1fpdnm erfpabt, 10
itpbtn iie ben{elben NIT ihren NIT eifers
.,en 9atenadbnen befebten Gtangen
bon ben Mtffen lps, ateben tim entpor
unb f9leubsra ihn NIT etnent furaen
Mud aaf ben 9pben bes Bpotes.
Gin eben aus bem gdooB bes waees
res ans EaaesliGt bef0r6erter
@9pdntn HI ridts spsmiger ais Elm
be5onbers anaiebenber @egenitanb.
Man oente ith etnen bGBIth fhnoras
brann eefarbten, falHpfrtsem unb
f9letmtgen Rlumpen, Der einen iiblen
@eru1 berbrettet unb nh etn @elatine,
pubbing f6pabbert unb sittert. Bepbr
etn FOLDER @diparnm ieaes uns alien
befannte Musfeben erIangt, bat er tpis
nabesu arIes bier anf grbem, etnen BE.
fonberen gntiptdlungsproseb bnrdbsu.
maiden. CT tptrb In fei9tem Waffer
tdgelang ber Gpnne dusaefebt, BIB bic
unaSbitgen Ebiernen, tptlde ben
Gdnamlm erbauten ,tnb beletter, aers
flieben, obne ettpas anoeres au btnfers
laiIen ala ods fetne @ebdufe. bos ibneu
sur gODbnuna btente. Dann tper0en
bic Shndmn1e aefptlt, setrodnet uno
NIT @tbden bearbeitet, bts aud bic less
ten dntmaltf1en 9eftambtbetle fib abs
getDft haben. 1aben iie enbIsh nod
etnen Hlett1prDaeb bnr9gemdnt, 70 se,
langen Te duf ben @hfpammHtartt au
Wdfdu, rpp iie, ie mad ihrer AudlttGt
III befonbere Sdufen aufsefGt@tet, tell.
eeboten perben. Ote Raufer fnb rnesis
@ertreter GROCER 6dufer In Rem Wori
unb 3onbon, benen, na4beu, fie i6rs
Wddre eritanbeu, bic glufqobe pers
bleibt, bie @1pHn,mt fit Die Mnsfubr |
beraurtdbten, at tpel6en 9tped he mod, |
mails aetpai6en, pon olIen tbnen nod
onbuftenben Ralft6e!lheu befrett unb in |
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= Ser beutihe Safer mdre neus
lidl Nbeno8 faft einem unfalIe sum
Spfer gefallen, Der rlur tuie ourh
Elm Wunoer perbiitet tpuroe. Gr
fnbr in einetn Mutpmobil iiber ben
Blab pDr benz Balais. als elm anDe.
req NutUmObil NIT GROCER SHnelIia.
teit auf oes Gatier8 @efdbrt aufubr.
Der Chauffeur hatte Seiitesgegens
mart genu9. oas WutDmubil iDfprt au
wenoen. unb AUDI Der gbauffeur oes
anoeren NutomDbils iebte iOfort Die
Bremfen an. TrDboem erfolgte elm
BuiammenitoB, Der oas GutomUbil
oes &aifers smar beiddbigte. aber
nibt fabrunfdbig nlahte, mdbreno
oas anoere @efdhrt ia Stife aing.
Der &aiier fubr iofort in oas ShloB
auriiG.