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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22

Members Of the Columbia Yacht Club.
at Riverside Drive and s6th ST., are
planning a season that they are confident
will outshine anything ever before at
tempted.
The opening Of the season will be cele-
brated on June with races in the after
noon, followed by dinner. with dancing,
I'm the evening. This always has been a
big day in yachting circles, and gives
promise OF being one of the foremost Of
the coming season. There will be races
for launches, speed boats and cruisers.
on July II the club will comply with
the request Of many OF the power boat
men and hold a long distance race from
the clubhouse 10 Stratford Shoal Light,
In Long Island Sound, and return. The
enthusiasm with which this announce
ment has been received makes certain
that II will attract plenty OF entries.
The race committee already is active in
laying plans for a series Of races. As in
the past, the prizes TO be offered will be
carefully selected. Two silver cups, of
$3.50 each, already have been donated. The
committee. following many demands, will
select articles of personal use, such as
gold fobs. ships clocks, smoking trays.
etc. in addition to many sterling silver
cups.
Full information and entry blanks may
be had by writing the Race Committee,
Columbia Yacht Club, s6th ST. and Hud-
son River.
Following is the power boat racing
programme OF the Columbia Yacht Club
for this season:
June s-Open races for all classes, over
a course in front OF the clubhouse: Class
l-Open boats, with speed OF less than
fourteen miles an hour; ten-mie race.
Class e-Hish speed boats, both displace-
ment and hydroplsned: thirty-mile race.
Class 3--Cabin cruisers. Class f-Semi-
speed boats open boats and runabouts.
with speed over fourteen miles and less
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
STAGE LIFE SUITS MORAN
Boxer Who Is to Meet Jack
Johnson Back from Tour.

Frank Moran who win meet Jack john
En In a twenty-round bout for the
hssywsight championship OF the world
r Paris on June q arrived in this city
ar night Moran has been on tour
through the middle West. elevating the
Eags he admits that he has several
sAaes on Forbes Robertson. and stated
Confidence that boo every city be SIM
~ Knocked them Of their seats Moran
sh sal for that dear Paris on Satur-
-4,, ne can secure passage. r.
,ks Organ. who managed the trip TOT
Eeish, said that the boxing enthusiasts
-ssted Moran royalty. Tn every town ne
.seiVeo many messages Of good luck ana
Ntss for victory 800 his coming match
- ne big negro champion. lncideh-
fly. Dofgau declared that they had
,sGea Up tidy sum OF money on the
Mean met all corners in short bouts.
. N several cities there were pig rel
US who sought % leap into prominence
= minute. In Detroit he encountered
20 eg sailors. who tried their best TO
"a hin 70 a pulp. Moran had 20 box
% 0sst 10 keep out Of trouble.
.hers i not likely 70 be any hitch in the
.ssVposed bout tetWeeu Georges Carpentier'
nesyywelght champion Of Europe
Sunboat smith. Of this country,
~ ,S1ck.ey said yesterday that ne wouid
's-9 sgn The articles Of agreement when
lecsved them Buckley declared IN
80 nt terms that be would box the Tor
champion for any amount or money
ne word Buckley will arrive In THIS
- zone time tomorrow
nary Pierce and Young McGOwan
~, oo1 ten rounds a. the Vanderbilt
''N'slc Club tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
MARSHALL GETS A DRAW
U. S. Chess Champion Had Ru-
binstein for Opponent.
[ By Cable TO The Tribune. J

St Petersburg. April 21.-The first
round Of the international chess masters
tourney was played in this city to-day.
The pairing was as follows:
Janovski against Bernstein, Gunsbers
against Alechine. Blackburn against Las
ker. Niemzowitsch against Capablanca
and Marshall against Rubinstein. Tar
rasch had a bye.
Marshall and Rubinstein drew their
same in short order, while Capablsnca de-
fcated NiemzoWitsch. Janowski went
down before Bernstein Gunsberg lost 10
Alechine and Lasker disposed OF Black
burne
In the second round. scheduled for to-
morrow. the pairing will be: Capabanca
vs. Marshall. Lasker vs.. Niemzowitsch.
Alechine W. Blackburne. Bernstein vs..
Gunsberg and Tarrasch vs.. Janowski.
while Rubinstein will have a bye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
Auto Exports Growing

America still continues TO make great
strides in the expectation o. automobiles.
official figures for January indicating that
:.j26 cars We're exported at a total valu-
alton OF t2.2is.SS3. That there are still
greater possibilities for American motor
car exports is indicated by tho figures,
which show that France exported more
than 3.00o.0 oo worth OF automobiles dur
Ing 1918. as against total exports OF auto
mobiles and parts from the United states
valued at SS9coooo. record breaker for
this country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
KENNEDY DEFEATS KEARNS
Soldier" No Match for Fighter
Irving to Come Back"

Tom Kennedy, inbued with aspirations
to come back substituted for Bat
Ting Levinsky against Soldier" Kearns
at the Broadway Sporting Club last night
and won handily after ten hard rounds.
Kennedy was In fair condition, tipping
the beam at 2O3 pounds, and outboxed
his opponent handly.
Kearns, while by far the stronger,
lacked style to his boxing and was un-
able 10 land effectively His heaviest
swings either missed completely or
slipped around Kennedy's neck. doing no
damage. Tom, on the other hand, worked
q left hand lead 10 the face and head
and landed two clean blows for one.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
MDIANS OFF TO
A FLYING START
r.o thousand Fans See the
~ BASEBALL Lid Lifted
in Newark.
,ur MAYOR PITCHES
OUT THE FIRST BALL
,-..,,,tional League Champions
'' unrch Hits in the Seventh
and Eighth Innings.

,sa BY the glamour OF opening
md the shouts OF large nome
ir 49," -. Newark Indians. champions OF
10' 'r-',.rnationsl League, began the sea-
is s.h victory over Rochester at
O. VIZ, ..s,srday by q score Of 4 to :.
N'~N ,a.ob Haussling pitched the first
II and a gathering OF loVV lahs iOoAe'
~ "a showed keen enthusiasm
came resolved itself into a pi'cn-
lA' ri. for seven innings between
- U rnzmann. the Williamsburg
ONE .., and Long Tom Hughes the vet
I w. The latter was the first to give
can -, the Indians fell upon him for
'" -. IN the seventh and eighth Inn
''v T,sv needed them. too. for Enz-
- -, became a trife ratified in the ninth
-. .r.s touched up Tor two counts. only
.1,.r, running catch by Billy Zlm-
-, IN the ninth inning with a man
-. ,etired the side. and perhaps
uysd the day. 49,. ., r.s
r,tl the seventh that the Indians did
=. rorcsrted batting. schultz the kocn-
,h,,d baseman, made the first hit OF
80, bounding a grounder on En-
~ ,love. Newark didn't get safe
- r,til the ff;h. when Billy thinner
~. a-orped a Texas Lacquer IN left
"a sgt was left Rochester was cut on
:. ,s,urn 10 the plate on an attempted
- IN the fourth. when the visitors had
chance TO score.
y.v.rk broke the ice in the seventh
,-r,b dropped Collins's ny, falling down
49,. ba-d run in left field. and the
..,- got two bases. He tailed on
-. "a centre BY Meyers. and the last
,rss raced home on zimmermans sin
I. 10 left
:. This the Indians added two more In
he eighth frame. Getz slngleo' was
,-..d nv Heckinger. and then Enzmann
s,z,ss Tolley hit to right. scoring
g,.sineer and Moves safe ount hlied
). ,..ss Enzmann scored on sacrifice
iy BY Collins.
veCloskev. batting for Hughes. got q
10 for Rochester on Moves high throw
!, srst Mcmillan singled TO right and
NsClossey percheI on third. Breen went
an. but Barrovs singled and McCloskey
ana home. Mcmillan then crossed the
rubber on Priests fly to centre.
TIE score follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
SkeeterS Start Out
Like Pennant Winners

nit, followed with a triple. and the hrst
run was recorded.
In the third Tee singled and bues UP
led. sending Tee In. Hulswitt singled
scoring Bues. ,.
In the sixth Bues hunted safely Strait
h,, % centre for the circuit. Barry hit
for two bags and crossed the plate on
Bakers single.
In the seventh Taylor and Cooper MI
safely Bues sacrificed, and Hulswltt
drove 2 hot one through Keller, scoring
TAYLOR and Cooper
Montrears lone tally was maze III 'le
seventh inning. when Whitman hit To 'eit
for two bases and scored on flynns SIN
gle.
The score follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
COLUMBIA TO FACE YALE
Blue and White Nine Counting
on Victory al New Haven.

Columbia baseball team. which ap-
pears to be the best that has been seen
on Morningside Heights in years, will
journey 10 New Haven to-day to meet
Yale Billy Lush. the old Yale coach, who
is in charge OF the Blue and White team
this year, and Andy Coakley, look for
victory.
Lush announced yesterday that the
team which defeated Fordham on Satur-
dav will I've used against Yale with
O Neale beginning the game in the box
instead OF Shea
The Columbia freshmen play their FIRST
home game of the year on South Field
this afternoon when they meet the De
Witt Clinton High School nine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
KELLY PULLS A TENDON
One of PENIS Quarter Milers
May Be Lost to Team.
fBv Telegraph TO The Tribune.

Philadelphia, April g.-Harold Kelly,
one Of Pennsylvania quarter-milers and
a member OF the one-mile relay team that
will run against Harvard. Illinois and
Cornell in the big relay carnival on Satur
Gay, probably will be lost 10 the Red and
Blue team as the result Of a breakdown
while he was training on Franklin Field
this afternoon.
Kelly was rounding a turn with Don
Lppincott and Joe Lockwood, two other
members of the team. when the tendon in
his right leg, which he had slightly
strained during the indoor season. gave
way and he limped off the track.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
Greenberg Captures Winton Run

Murray Greenberg, late OF 'hs ''e"
go. Athletic club. won easily i,o'I .
large field In the Teekiy clio, ,Tu' IN NH Jersey
OF ths ntoht Nc won by more tha,'
200 ards ards in "a minutes. is seeonos' 81. 81
go" n Teller and y. Kossht,r' AZ
'yn1l,' ZINE club. followed IN ordc''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
prooklyn Prep. Bunches Hits

sroo1lyn prep. punched It's mus III
defeating ,he 81 Augustine Acaue"'
49, 90, Town HilI field Brooklyn yes
terdaN. By a score ,r ., follows.
b. Io9i0 * J
y. "i{n no1et,oe ii O4OO %
aattcrles-Krug and Huschie' L>deh
and Mccarthy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
Water Polo for Chicago.

James f. Sullivan. chairman Of the
Amateur Athletic Union championship
announced yesterday that the
national water polo championship has
been awarded TO the Chicago Athletic AS
ISOLATION and Will be held early in May.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
Providence, 5; Toronto, 4.

At Providence:
Providence....t Il %
Toronto.........1 0 0 o o. 10
Batteries-Bartley and j. Onslow, Hitter
and Kelly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
Baltimore, 7; Buffalo, O.

At Baltimore:
Euffaio -O 0 0 o 0 0 o o 90
Batteries-Danforth and Egan; Fullen-
wider and Lalong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
NJ V. u. to Meet Stevens.

The sew York universlty p"S' u,'a
,esm will meet the S,e'sns I'M
tnis afternoon ~ ONO . r'D v@stsrday
p, 's1s, thcy showed lots of speed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
Glants 10 See Wild West

-. - NeW York Giants VIII attend the
r...'inance ~ fhe i0l Ranch Wild
.,l NOV ~ Madison Square Garden
= mnlzht Chief Movers will be the guest
ia, leis Iron Tail Eagle Shirt. Black
- eno Charley yellow Boy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
Totsl....Sl sl5 q 6

utts-On Mattern IN 5 Ia innings. Two
haze hits-Ycaget. Whitemeu. Burs. Barry.
.r,t~ee -haae htts-rIulswitt. Bucs. Home run
strait stolen base-Dcininser. Sacrifice hts
-guer. TAYLOR First base on balls-on Mat
tern ! . on TAYLOR. I. Struck out-Iy Mattern.
Z. bv Taylor T. Double plsys-Nhitemsn and
pureu. Ire ana Baxter Ten on bases-
vontrerI T.. Jersey city. ?. Time--l %. Im-
pircs- Mullin and Halligan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
American Association Results

Cleveland. :; Louisville.
st Paul. 10; Kansas city. :.
indianapolis. 4. Columbus. n.
Milwaukee. 3, Minneapolis. o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22

word has been received from Jonn j..
,,cDermott. former national open golf
champion, to the effect that ne 10 su''
undecided as to whether or not ne VIII %
abroad this spring The Atlantic Clty
bo,ebred has completely regained ms
hcalth and is keen Tor another Try ne
satd Yesterday that If he could possibly
arrange his plans he would cross the
water in the near future.
McDermott. who is playing as wen
-, ,,rned his home course at Atlantic
CIV in II yesterday. despite strong
lind His drives are long and straight
,,,,n loss Of the troublesome hook at the
end.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22

Among those who play regularly over
the links of the Country Club Of Lake
wood these days are several OF the prom
inent polo players now practising there
The Lakewood course, by the way, has
wintered well and is now rapidly getting
into condition for tournament golf. In
the last weekend handicap Arden NJ
Robbjns. of this city. played In his best
form. winning the first prize with card
of 76-7-59.
The fourth hole at Lakewood will be
more OF a test of golf than ever, for
the reason that the green has been Sc
yerely trapped. In future nothing except
straight drive will make II necessary
for the player 10 reach the green with
mitch. instead OF the run-up approach
There is still narrow opening lmihe-
diately in front Of the green, and for the
person who gets an absolutely straight
drive IT will be possible 10 set home
with A comparatively simple run-up shot'
The putting greens are reported 10 De
nearly at their best now, while through
ont the fairways heavy rollers nave
been eliminating the bad lies for several
days past.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22

Ssrris1s hts zimmerman. Sacrifice flies
Collins, Priest. stolen bases-W. Zimmerman
Nsss Tooley, BarroWs. Two-base hits-Sol
IN Bzrroxs Three-bsse hit-Myers. fHsI
,ss On hsrs-Of Enzmann. =; or Hughes q
regs's pisv.-M1ve and Tooley. Heckinger
81 Tooisy Non Ian and Breen. FIRST nase
oz srrors-Rochester T.. Left on bsses-NtN-
All 3: Rochester. g. Time-l IS. Jmpres-
Fr,s,sn and Harrison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
N. Y. A.C. MAY HOLD
GOLF MATCH EARLY
Club Tournament Probably
Will Be Held in June,
Instead of Fall.

In all probability the next golf cham
pionship OF the New York Athletic Club
will be held In June instead Of in the
fall. al has been the case IN the past
One reason for preferring an early date
is that the clubs golfers may better be
able TO make their plans for future tour
naments. i is also contended that they
will have more time TO devote to the
game in the early summer than in the
fall.
The clubs tournament arrangements
have been left in the hands Of the golf
committee. which i subsidiary to the
athletic committee. THIS golf body con-
sists Of James G. Patterson, chairman
Theodore Cassebeer. James d. Foot, VIII
lam f. Murphy and a. II. Pogson.
In all probability the tournament Will
be run off at Fox Hills, the same as in
former years Should a week in June
be selected a conflict with some other
tournament in this district will be in
evitable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-22
ROCHESTER

'Rsp fo- Barrovs IN ninth innins. tBatted
~ Hughes In ninth inning.
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tarssfsr ...............0 p % W
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-09
Sdian.

Sn M. bri6t elm Streit Ser Sri1
leursebilfen aus, Die auf Grfiiauns
ibrer 5oroerunsen beItebsn. @m
Gage nadber bdnst i'm 2nben oes
BARRIERS S6laEerie unh i'm Sdduz
fsnitsr besielben Elm Yldtat: .Sier
iino bic Sorbsrungen Der @ebilfen
bspiaist! "SnfOIsebehen bat G9lGus
erie sroben 3ulauE Defenders aus
arbsitertreiien, unb ma9t Elm slGn=
seuoes gei6dft. Rad einisen 5asen
erideint infolse elmer an5eiss elm
Witslieo Der Streittommiiiion bel
SAlduerle uuo frast:
rSie baden bic Gorberunsen aIlo
~bepiaist2"
~SapObl," faste SdIduerIs. naIs.
famt!"
Isle haIten ia a6er tsinsu Gs5il-
FEM"
.@ben barum!1
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-09

@enaae Gusfunft iiber Bniaas
transportation, abfabrt Del
Dampf'tiHe, u. |. 10. 9tdeta
lir aniuten. unb 3niidenbede
Bnhoeiere via Wew gorf pber
Galtimore Don unb mad irsenb
eineM Srte @uropas gu be}on
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(5ortieBuna fp'st.)

- Sc @e6ent. vDas bait
Ou Oeiner 8raut gu Deibnadtsn ges
Ifentt?" Gin iilbernes armban6."
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Wesbalb fuunen mid benn bic 2eute
bier ale 70 an, aeIIner9 &elner:
Weil Ss uniere Siinfcents sgisarre
Bis auf :tu.n 10 tleinen Summel agf.
gerauht hdbeN!
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-09

suiammen, I'M euren plan su 6.a.
tbeng
SIN 5oritbaus Ga 8onne Jontahe
- morsen Hadt.
Gut. Sd tperoe fommen, fpenn Do
irgenb Tam. Damn tpolIen mir peikr
iiber bic 4nselesenbeit fprefen.
Der Worsen bdmmerte srau butf
bic Jeniter. Der Captain erbob Ib
aus benz 2ebnitubl, tn benz er lie
Raat berbra4t bate, unS Iagte: J1
CLAUDE, mir t0nnen uns our 8ube B.
ssbsn. Die 9ei9iebuns pirb niSt
erneuert.
ia, laBt uns gu Rube seben, trts
gesnete Wabame 9offer, bic taum mob
bic @useu aufsubalten perrnodte, IL
benz lie Soiepbine tpedte, bic auf bsrt
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rid. lieutenant bon Simmern trd
in bas 3immer.
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bDffid. 4uf einem Ronbsngang be,
mertte i6 bier 3i9t unh tponte ni6i
poriiberse6en, obne Sbnen, 9err Ga
pitdn, bic 8eriiferung gu seben, bah
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8ei9iebuns pirb p~orldufis nidt er>
rteuert tperben. gs lit elm Yarlamenz
tar an ben SeItungscommanbanten
absefhidt, I'M Jpn no9mals our Gaz
pitulation aufSuforbern. Die Naht
unb audi pabrf6einli9 Der 6eutige
Sag tperben ru6ig berldufen.
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lung, mein !Serr, entsegnsts Der Gapie
tan.
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gum eriten Maf unb blitte nit be-
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in tiefe 9lutb tauhten, tpdbrenb lire
4ueen nit benen bes fremben Diff
ciers einen tur5en GRUB gu tauIden
IAienen.
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Iih bes Seraens 9ietors. @r balte
bic Sdnbe unb bib ii6 auf bic 2tppen,
elm unporii6tiges Wort setpaltiam
su unterbriiden. Seine Muttsr trat
gu ibm unb fab i'm mdbnenb unb Bit
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ben biiitern Dintel auriid, aus benz sr
fth BEL benz gintritt bes preuBiI6sn
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entfernte iih bann raid. Iud bic
Sdlobbepobner 3ogen ii6 in ibre
S6lafSimmer Suriid.
gbe 8ietor sins, trat er an Pierre
Mihel beran unb leste ibm bic Sdno
allf bic Shulter.
@uf mors.n Naht, pi.rre Mi6.l.
raunte er tbm Su, i'd bin Der Gurise.
Pierre Mihel Spinterte nit ben liz
itisen Iusen unb briidte bes junsen
Wannes 9anb.
4uf morsen Na6t, fliiiterte er unb
elite bapon, mad ipenigen Winuten in
benz naben Walbe bon So Bonnie Ions
beri6pinoenb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-09

&inbli6e 5oigerun9
81 tl'ine Sans: rPapd, Der -nt;l
Iebt lpo6I nit ieiner 5rou in luitiser
Gbe?"
Au!er: rWis fOmmit I'll Nsnn ress
auf, msin Sunse9"
Sans nWeiI Oh 3srSf 81 Gain1
ic9trit, sr tanst gu pass nab h'r
N;3te 'siner Trau."
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@eSanfcniplittcr.

8enn man oas @rsebnis Der Sta
tiitit ms 4uge faBt, paB I'M 9urdz
l9nitt 9erbeiratete LANCER leben als
ltnperbeiratete, 10 lam man bas in
einem Der betunnteiten Spri9pDrter
inter Nenberuns zines e~insisen 8uds
Itabens peronidauli9en; @belid
lpGbrt am ldngiten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-09

SIMMER neue beutIae 5rupptn langs
zen Dor Yfal3burg an. SAT- Die gauge
@rmee bes &ronprinSen Jriebri6 Wilz
helm bon preuben pafiirte bic Stras
Ben iiiblid unb nDroli9 bon Der fleis
men Seituns, I'm peiter mad Der obern
Saar unb Der Moiel gu mari6iren.
Dem ipoiel 5ruppen au6 anlangten,
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pfal3burg ni6t Salt, ipnbern mar
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Der 5eitune perlDren 9egangen mar.
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groBe StraBe bon StraBbure iibst
53abern unb 9falsbur9 na6 benz
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9falsburs sroBen Wertb uls Sperr<
fort beiefIen baben, ieBt belt es nur
cine tleins @btbeiluns oes oeutl9en
Seeres gu ieiuer 9eobahtun9 unb Gin
I6lieBung suriid. 0ennof bemii9te
ii6 bic oeutibs 9eeresleitung, Die
tleire 5slierfe'tung raid in ibre @es
tuolt al betommen, ba lie ben pidtis
aen Observation-Disclosures uno Die
Sunnels bon 2~iibelburg beorobts,
Wtan apq pes6al6 nat einigen Sa9en
dbermols 3sbn 8atterieen hsran, baute
duf elmer Wnb0be nabe bel benz 0orfe
WeId1eim, nOrolih Don pfal5bur9,
8atterieitdnOe uno eroffnete am Is.
4uguIt firth Miprgens aus so 9sI6iis
ben cine 9eIdieBung, luelde Bis flint
ll6r Ia1mittags ndDrte uno ben
noropeItli6en She'll Der Staot, mebs
rere Wd9d3in. Iopte bic i6One, ate
fatbplii6e Stride in 2riimmer legte.
Den Seitun9spertsn ielbIt pernodte
man aber nur gerinsen Saaoen au3us
fiigen; Die Walsei6iibe antportetsn
Der beutIdsn 9eihiebuns 10 gut pie
lie es permo9ten, unb Der Commas
oant mics na6 @initellung oes 9oms
baroements abermals bic Mufforbes
rung CUR Ga%pitulatton enersif6 aus
rid.
Gortiebuna fptat.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1914-10-09

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