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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-08

Set balled up and wait a while till
they got catched up with the band
again and then try TO waltz agin and
Set balled up and quit and if them
people IS supposed to be swell dancers
1 would rate TO see rotten dancers and
/ was going TO get out there and
.f3fn them srl.I thing only the other
boys scys / would spike some body but
how could 1 spike some body when 1
did nor have ON NJ baseball shoes but
ny regular shoes
He Goes To Chinatown.
Well we had a drink or and a sand
witch and then walked a round broad
way a while and then come back to
H. 3 or 4 pitcher shows and they was
not no better than ] seen all ready in
Akron and last night { Of the young
pitchers Ryan and me- " ent TO china
town in a big automobile buss and
seen them smoke this here opium and
Il cost us S-25 pe1ce 10 see them
smoke IL, and we could Of boughten
good cigars peace nr1 smoked our
self and been better OFF then paying
tot see them birds smoke.
Going To Honey.
Well Steve ] been setting on the
bench and saying nothing while our
club was playing them giants but
honest Steve I bet the Akron club
could beat the both of them and il
these . clubs is better than the rest
Of the league the other clubs should
ought 70 try and earn a liveing some
other way then playing ball The
serious with the Eiants is threw now
and we 90 across The lake to Brooklyn
today and tonight I and ! Of the
boys is going down to amusement
park that is on a Hand ran by man
named Honey but 7 guess he is not no
relation TO the Karey that plays LIST
base for Pittsburgh hut any way they
tell me it is some park and 10 not
miss it
Yours resp'y. Bill
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-08
Boxing Game In Europe On Blink
il IL II II il
May Not Be. Revived After the War
BY DON W. LUsK.

2 EAVYWEIGHTS in particular and
- prize fighting in general may be-
II II come a lost art in Europe by the
time the present war IS ended
Such Stimulating boxers as Georges Car
pentier. Freddie Welsh. Charley LedouN.
Bombardier Wells and even Jack johnson.
may become superannuated By the time tran
guilty again reiEns on the continent
Then again. fighting, whether with box
ing gloves in "a foot ring. OF in the field
with a gun. Is going 20 be equally unpopular.
II not actually prohibited abroad. for an
Europe viii be occupied in the pursuit OF
peace-nay everlasting peace, when the great
conflict now raging Is over.
With these conditions staring them In the
face, American promoters and fighters alike
are hastily making plans 20 keep the game
alive and numerous matches are expected 20
be staged both on the Pacific coast. around
the Great Lakes. in New York and New Or
leans, and last but by no means least. in
Juarez- In fact JuareZ may ultimately be-
come the fight center for championship bat
ties over the fight 10 a finish" route.
willard and Morris Next
The latest news from the heavyweight d.
vision is that Carl Morris and Jess willard
are 20 hight in Kansas City. No. Jim Flynn
Is there now and he is trying to get the first
match with either OF these boxers In fact
Flynn has become so reckless as to volun-
teer TO take on both men the same night.
fighting each one five rounds But this
recklessness is due probably to Flynn's
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-08
CITY LEAGUE PLAYS
TWO GAMES SUNDAY

City league teams will resume the fight
Tor the pennanr sunday afternoon az Wash
ington park when a double header VIII be
staged n the first game the Purity Colts
mix with the company J. club while the Gas
and Bank teams viii clash In the second
encounter me results OF the games nave
an important bearing on the various stand
lugs Of the teams. as considerable interest
has been shown in the winning streaks OF
OF Company j. the soldiers having dropped
three games in row
Paul Atkinson OF the league, has succeeded
in signing umpire regarded favorable FOR
Llcl o1sn AHo"4euse q u-seD-ll- d. l. Van
Surdams has consented TO take the position
of the shoulders Of Atterbury and Rodgers,
with little Gunner NyAe, a PROBABLE suosti-
tute II Mr.. ian Surdam Is not able 70 aD-
pear. Last season In the COPPER league Van
Surdam umpired number OF games AMI
was the most popular umpire Of the circuit
With Red Brennan on the mound for the
Colts IN the first game, II is conceded that
cnance 70 win me SOLDIER players hereto
fore have always found IL impossible 10 ing
a southpaw with any fair degree OF success,
anu as brennan mas a variety OF puZZL4-iss
curves and speed 20 match against the swift
rwirling Of Randall. the battle should be in
teresrng- There has been slight shakeup
in the club. Paul Fisher having been shifted
TO first base.
The Gas club is Up against the hardest
proposition they have faced for the past
three weeks In the Bank club Strengthened
in seVe-al departments tn Bankers are d.
make strong night for the flag With an
0urfield composed Of SchucE. the brilliant
little New Yorker. Newman and Talbot. the
Bankers have probably one Of the strongest
THO Of gardeners in the league
OFercontideuce lost the game against the
Purity team for the Gas club last SUNDAY
and the Gallagher nine is out to win the
pennant at any cost Pedregon, the
elongated Mexican tWirler viii be on the
composing one OF the strongest battery firms
in the history o. the league.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-08

under the river. but they was trying
10 kid me because / looked out Of
the window in the train and did not
see no water and nothing but bear
walls and why would they have walls
down in the river where they is not
nothing but stones and weeds and
may be a few fish ] was going down
on broad way and see the sights but
ODay says every body was TO stick in
the hotel and get a good sleep but
would of went down on broad way II
/ had Of felt like IL no matter what
O'Day says only / was sleepy and so
went to bed but Tuesday night I
come down town TO broad way with
some Of the boys and we went in to
some Of them lunch rooms to look at
them dance and the people we seen
dancing was supposed 10 be good
dancers but If that is dancing what
they done I did not never see no
dancing.
At a broadway Cabaret.
Part Of them dancers just walked a
round like they was walking down
the ST only every little while they
stopped walking and rasseled a while
and then begin walking again and
then they was an other dance where
they done nothing but limp and 7
would Of showed them up in this dance
if / had Of tried IL that time I hurt
my leg slideing and severel times the
men and girls that was dancing acted
44he as IL t4es "aS t--SN anu "As 50
ing TO set right down on the floor and
then they changed there mind and got
up again and may be they was a rule
that you could not set down on the
floor or may be YOU had to keep
walking a round until the band quit
playing
Some "Bum' Walters.
But you should ought to OF saw
them try 70 waltz and they was not !
couple on the floor that could waltz
because I watched them close and all
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-08
By James
j. Corbett

In the vest big money awaits Richie In
matches over the marathon course with Ad
Wolgast and Joe Rivers. and especially with
Rivers II the latter scores again over Leach
Cross next Tuesday Everything consid-
cred. Richie IS I'm a fair way TO reap a
rich financial harvest Like Ad Wolgasr.
Richie viii fnd the loss Of his title not
necessarily meaning that MS earning powers
in the ring have diminished WolEast has
made about as much money boxing since los
ing the title as when he reigned at the head
Of his class
The RiTers-Cross Fight.
Joe Rivers and Leach Cross are due fo-
their fourth ring duel. August 11-Tuesday
next Three times has this pair met with
out satisfactory results On two 10 round
bouts in this city neither showed anything
much 10 brag about. but their Los Angeles
meeting was said TO be a hummer Rivers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-08

pay. much less make money for the stagers.
Is King Game Shppings
Wlthal, there ls a suspicion. and il is not
an idle one. that the boxing game is slip
ping. Adverse legislation In many stats
ana unsatisfactory bouts in others. coupled
with fatalities in recent years have com
bined % make the game a precari0us one f0-
the promoters II some are a little backward
about taking chance 10 make or lose
money they are not TO be too rOundly crIti-
clse1- Boxing 20 empty seats isn't encour-
aging 10 the fighters much less 70 the men
VINO have elected TO hold the bag II is Ike
losing money II any business, only a pro-
moter can quit at any time without being
forced 70 90 through the annoyance OF the
bankruptcy court
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-08

Y Aug. Steve: Well. steve,
M guass I told you that
L ~ Schultz promised to inter
duce me to the swell society girls from
n Y. down to Atlanta city last Sun
day, but he did not do no such thing
and when we got down there I asked
him where was all them \. Y. 400 hit
tiers that you promised to interduce
me TO and he says I guess they must
OF all slumped because 1 don't see none
o. them so how could he interduce me.
At that they was lot OF pretty
girls do. II there in bathelng but most
or them had guys a long with them
but OF coarse 1 could busted some OF
them guys in the nose and token
there girls away from them but why
should ! s,1rt a hole lot Of trouble
over girl when / got girl In chi
that is plum nuts over me and got
enough money TO buy the hole town
OF Atlanta city but why should any
body want TO buy it because they is
not nothing there only the Ocean and
some hotels and dagO frUte stores and
they have not even got cement walks
but old bOrd walk like they is on
Oak st down home.
Didn't Cop No Girls
We hung a round down there all
day and had a fare time but II I had
oL Knew lndL ne was not 5olus 10
meet no girls would not of bOughthen
no new out fit of shirts and golfers
because I mint is well of wore a SWEET
ter for all the good the new toys done
me but We went in batheing and 7 no.
ticed they was lot OF girls give me
the onct over like they done up TO
Revere and If Schultz had not of been
a long probibly 1 could Of COPIED / OF
them
We come back to Phila Sunday night
and road back TO the hotel on the ST
car and Schultz says You better pay
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-08

with Welsh. He had his chance and lost it.
Now he VIII have TO wait just the same as
Welsh had TO wait for him Then when the
time arrivs he viii have another chance 70
prove he is the better man. Willie viii DO
well 70 remember that a majority Of the box
inE fans hail from Missouri and prefer 10 le
shown
Now. friend reader. # win not be neces-
sary TO write a long letter and tell me that
warm friend and admirer OF the American
champion-whO knows that-and don't like
70 see him get in wrong with the public
Heretofore Willie has been know by his
ability as a fighter. not an abb mer-
chant. and he viii not find II necessary TO
'squeal 70 keep the sports with him
Defeat May Proof Beneficial
Although Ritchies defeat was not exactly
prove a splendid thing for boxing in this
country For many years We reignsd su-
preIne IN the sport ana there was scarcely
such a thing as International rivalry Now
with an Englishman at the head OF one Of
the most interesting and popular classes N
pugllism- the representatives from the {. s.
A Will have something 10 strive for George
LaviEne won the worlds lightweight title
from Dick Burge and for nearly 20 years II
remained In this country. We had It in orr
possession so long that We cyan to believe
we held a mortgage on the blamed thing
that there are others now in the race for
fistic supremacy.
Another good thing about It is-and the
fans are 20 be congratulated as a result
that Richie is sure 10 be seen in the ring
more frequently in the future. As soon as
Willie adjusts his business affairs to his sat
isfaction he intends to pitch right into train
ing FOR a long and hard campaign. Had he
defeated Welsh the probability is Richie
would have limited his boxing for the next
year or so 10 stage exhibitions exclusively
Richie Would Meet White.
Charley White is one boxer Richie pro-
fesses great anxiety TO meet again. But he
says. b must be for 20 rounds next time so
that he viii have plenty OF time to prove TO
a skepucal public that he Is the Chicago
mans master.
It certainly IS up TO the American cham
plOn 10 erase that Milwaukee affair from his
record at the very first opportunity. While
tltchle has contended all along that he. and
not White. should have received the popular
decision At the time, the fans only knew
that the conseunsus OF opinion made White
the winner by mile And II Willie believes
he can convince US that he IS the better man
OF the pair he should lose no time getting
busy
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-08
Other NIatches In 500

White there Will be plenty OF profitable
matches In sight for the champion. The New
York enthusiasts viii pay well for the op-
portunity OF watching Willie and Leach
Cross repeat their battle OF last fail Jack
Hrltton also would be a corking good op-
ponent for Richie here in New York. from
scientific as we'll as financial point OF view.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-08
LIS WHO PITCHED

RANDOM TELLS WHO PITCHED
TIE ElhST No HIT GAME
Who pitched the first no hit game ever
pitched in bas=ball- NOT the man many
books give credit TO- If you would like 10
know Just secure a copy OF Random with
one coupon and five cents at this offIes.
and Eer wise
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-08

PEW YORK. Aug. s.-WIlIe Richie
didn't linger very long in the east
after his arrival from Europe. We
thought the former worlds light
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gPeiIcrlfcd,ercicn.

Sn Der Samitag ylu6t geriet6 Der
19 Sabre alte Neger William Camp
bea BON go. 715 Gutter Strabe ar
Der Court unb 8apmiller Strobe nit
einem 9aiegenoTen, tpsl4er inter
oem Tamen .panbanole pete" be-
fdunt lit, in Streit unO purDe burA
Meiieriti6e in ben llnterleib fhusr
berlebt. Der 36Gter fonnts ni4t er>
mittelt fperben nnb Campbell purbe
als poli3ei5eflngener llnter Der Be
f9ulbigung tes unorbentli6en getra'
gems nah Dem 6Oipital gebraGt.
Geitern glbeno gerietben Die Neg,r
@iniam Carp, 45 SSabrsalt, unO So
'epb Conan, SO Sabre aft, beiOe iii
Sauie 30. 923 @eit 5. Strabe ipObn=
9aft, elmer geringfiigigen llria3e hai-
Der in Streit, fpGbrenO pel9em Go'
man iein Raiiermeier 3os unb einen
Oeguer einen tiefen S6nitt an Der
Stirne uno al Der Wanse beibradtc.
Dor Dem @ebrau9 beg Wehers bate
ii6 elm Jauittampf a6geIpielt. tpobei
bn5 Senitsr oes 3immers iammt Der
5iirung berausgsiuIussn tpnrOe. Gar
rb Jsfinret ii9 i'm ftdbtiIden 6oIpitaI
iino Gotp1n alias Sobn Sadion, II
e Dierteu poli5siitatioH ais @efdue
gene. Die gsi9uloiguns bes unors
oentlifen 8etrugens 1T gessu GurrV
ln bbie Der bsabii6tisten 3GOtrns Js,
gen Gufpan erboben.
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ehiiTsHa@ri9teH.

Ren gort, y, 2lpril. 2lngst.:
.gampania" Don 9iperpool; ct.
paul" DON Suutbampton; ga Cor
raine" bon Saprs; ,Geltic" Don Ole
rdubria.
pbilabslpbia. 9lHsst.: rgos
bemid" DON Sambur1.
WiouiIle. gIHset.: rGaleoOnia" /"
ppn giep gurt.
2iberpoOl, 2lnget.: rMsgantic
bon portlano.
9eapel. 2lHsst.: ,Garpatbia"
ron Relp gOrt.
9lbass.: rSpsrnia" mad Rem gOrt.
Gibraltar. 2l6seg.: nGretic"
BON Bolton.
Ql6asa.: .puunoHia" mad glstp
Oprt.
Sout6dmpton. Q6geganz
gen: rprins 6risorjA Wilbelm" na9
gieip g)ort.
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tr1ge uno GanS fiir5ten Die bergniig-
ten Stunoen, gum grobten 2eiolpeieii
Der 3beilncbner oieier idon uerlau'
fenen 6eier au idnea.
Gie 5aIIreid,en Srelnt6e bon Serrn
Conrad Eetri, BON go. 1925
Gocn glpenue, nerocn obnc iSrage nit
aitfri1tigem YeOauern Die allnbc
pernebmen Dab Der befalntc ocutidJe
9sionier nift imbcoenfliG erfrnnft
lit unb oas 9ett bitten rnub.
Srdu Marie 8reteniied, d,
aeb. gierbaum, III am Samitag i'm
2llter BON 68 sSabren biniibergeI9lums
inert in Elm 6eferes eSenisits unb biz
6interblie6enen baben bds bersli1its
Witgsfiibl ibrer 3ablreifen Ireunbs
un0 getannteu. Die 9eerbiaung Der
aIIpemein seu6tsten i5rau finOst an
Mittnof Nafmittag 2 llbr BON
8rauerbauie, 1910 Sycamore Str,
aus itatt.
Cte 5rduerfeier fir fie am SdHlz
itaa i'm bobsn alter bon 80 Sa6ren
peritorbeHe bsuti6e pionisrin Srau
6 leanora 5elmers finbet am
Uiitttpoh 0ormittaa 10 llbr i'm
3rcuerbduie, 441 Warnsr Gtrdbe,
itdtt. Die irbiife 6iils roirb alsDonn
nd6 MiDbletOpn, O., 5ar gssroisung
asbraht.
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perional .Noti3eu.

Seineii 81. @ebhrtstaq beoina &C.
itern i'm areiie 5ablrei9er 3relmoe
Scrr Z. aonbn, bon gto. 1922
Vleniant Strnfe. 9as @eburtstugs,
finS fcierte crit tiir3Iif ieine 5ebn.
jibrige Sph5eit unb batien iid) ge.
tern bicieIben @1ite uno ssreunoe in
Dem gaitfreimolifen Sauie einge.
fiinoeu, um ibrc @liidipilnId)e oarsn.
briugen. 8iclc gIunlen ilnS slngc.
biioc lplroen iiberreiht unO iiber.
raidlten beionocrs Die @attin uno
Iod,ier Den @ater nit prdd,tiaen
Yraienten. 3il ben @rntuIanten ge.
Borten aud Die WlitgIieoer bes
,.Shmbler Slubs" iino ridtete ser
grdiioent Soiepb glint cine nit Su.
NOR eeipiir3te glnipradc all oas aIic
Mitglico bes aIubs iln0 @eburts.
tassfino. Gie 9irtbin bntte es lid
nidjt nebmen lniien, ben @1ltcn oag
Bette al Speiie ilno 5rnnf porsu.
ieben. Nm DER langgeoedten 9ais[
battcn iiber blinDert Yerionen QIap
eeiionImen un0 pliroe benz eolcn
Geritrniait fIeibig sIgeiproHeH. Dor.
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"airmeR''.
tSinoet I'M Gmerp sInoitOrinm sum
Seiten oes Some for Snenrables
itatt.

Cine bod)intereiiante geranitaI.
tltng. oeren Grtrag fir bas Some oi
Sncllrables beitimnt lit. miro am
Gonneritag, 5reitag mo Samitag
oieier, @ode i'm GmerD 9luSitoril,m
IN 9eItalt elmer YairmeB" mo zines
biitoriifen lln5ugs itattiirpen.
glu ben 9lufiiibruugeu 6etbeiIiaer
lid 3amcn mo Serren Der eriten @e,
ielidaitstrciie itno tic boiien 5tper.
ii6tlifp, 6ab Ser iinan3ieIlc Griolg ein
sldn5cuoer iein luo Der aaiie oes
Some Of Sncurables cine Itattlide
Summe siiiiibren ipiro, 6a oif slnitaIt
Sringeno Der iinon3ieaen llnteritiie.
iing bebnri. Ser 8ornerfaui Der Gin.
trittsfarten iinoet in Der sIcolian
Sale, gto. % 8eIt 8ierte Strabc,
liatt.
Gie sluiiiibrlutgen beiteben in 5iuei
biitoriiten gluiSiigen unS 13 San.
gen. Ger erite gliiisug babanSeIt sic
@orgeidIidItc ser Gntbedilng slmeri.
fas, pie Columbus aonig sSeroinano
lno aonigin Siabella 8llr ,glusriiIt.
ling Der gntoedungserpeOition be.
weat. Gie 9ioae Ses a6nias bat Serr
slIbert arippcnOori iiberuummen, Die
aonigin 9iebt 6rau Gilbert arippen.
eori mo Columbus lit Or. Ban s(l.
len Spraglle. Ger Stpeite slui5ng Der.
iest sic 9eiufer in ole aoloniaI5eit.
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NuffOroerung, bod einen 8erillh nit gpbiu
Is. Yinfbam's SegetabIe COMPOUND III ma
den, that i'd oeS. yind0em icb bic brittle
5iaIdje oieies COMPOUNDS genpmmeu hate,
mar i'd i'm Stnnoe, meiner tagideu Saus-
arbeit na6gehen su fOnner. yiunmebr bin
i'd, 10 aeiuno uno itarf. tuis je aupor Sd
bin bereit, 1eOtm brieflid, iniOferH es er.
miinidt lit, &uitldrung iber meinen gu
ltnne ~ ge6sr." - s5rau SoieDb Vie
lin, 62S NiOnrOe StruBe, ". g., Rinns.
apDIis, gtinn.
2Doia Is. 8intbam's Segetnble COMPOUND
Miro aus eiEbeimiihen MurSelu unO &raua
tern bergeitellt uuo es entbGlt meoer Sd1IGia
mitteI npd unocre i6aolid)e Droguen, Hno
heute itebt es ais oa5 erfOI9reidIte 9eilmlt-
tel fiir IrauenleioeH obennn.
gSenn Gle elmer 0erartigeu WteblSjn be-
bitrien, narum nidJt etneu SerIud oanlit
MAIDEN?
&enn Sic Den leiieiten .3iuciiel be-
gen, 0ufl Sbacn &goia Is. Einflam'S
@egetHble COMPOUND belieu t0nntc,
idJreiben Sic an Die &pOia Is. 1Sint-
ham DleOiriue Gu. luertrunlidD,
GDun, Wiaii, nm &atG. Chr Sdjreis
ben miro uun einer Srau ge0ffutr, qea
leien nnO beantiuOrtet uno itreng pera
tranlidJ heBauoclt iucroeu.
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Surneritatiftif.
Die Stdrie bes Noroamerifaniidcn
Snrnerbnnoes.

Dem Sabr6ud bss Roroameritanis
i6en 3urnerbunoss 3ufolse beitanb
oerielbe an i. Sanuar bieiss SSabres
aus "A 9s5irisn nit 222 YersineH
unb 38,924 Wiiiglieoern. Se4s 8ers
eiDs nit 5ufammsn 284 Uiitglisbern
traten i'm Dsrganesnsn Sabre hsm
gunos bel unO feds 9ereias nit 446
Wtitgliebern gingsn our6 glustritt
ober 8erihmel3ung DerlOren. Die
@sIommtmitgIisber3abl bat isbo6 um
81 3u9enommen. Der Obio 5urn6ez
5irt, Su ipel6em Cincinnati, Odptpn,
5iffin, eoOingtOn uno Renport &c.
bort, bat bur6 9lnidIub Der 9sutidsn
5urngeielI6aft Don Columbus 40
Witglieber geponnen. Die einaslnsn
abtbeilungsn peiisn nit 9lusndbms
Der Surn50gliHse 3unabnen auf. III
5urnpereine babsn Surnlebrsr anges
iteIlt segen 169 i'm 9orjabrs. 202
Uereine iinO intorpprirt unb 172 be-
iiBen eigene !5alen. Die 3a6l Der aug
ben 3oglingstlaHen 9eponnsnsn Wits
glieber bstrdgt 495 sessn 594 i'm Dor.
jabr. Der 9siammtipertb bss @ereinsz
eisentbums lit $6,445,647 unb bic
8erbinoli9tsiten bstraeen 1852, ,838,
10 bab oas i6ulbsnfreie @ermDgen
ii6 auf S4,092.S09 beIduit, cine ,3uz
nabme bon $165.2S2 esssn bas Dor
jabr.
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3lusIanD- Selegrapb
Die neue 6auptitabt Der
&onititutiondliiten

Suares. IL. gpril. Gbibunhud
lit nunme6r Die nsue 6altptitdot oeE
tonItitutiondliitii6en Regimes. Oi'
Stabt ipuroe am Sonntaa bur4 bds
Gintrsffen DON 9eneral 9enuiiidrc
@arrdnaa, benz S0DhittommanoirenbeH
Der 2lufitdnoiihen uno isines Stabea
su ibrsr neusn Wiirbe erboben. Oieie
SbatIahe ipuroe am Sonntd1 purf
Elm turass SeIeQramm Qemeloei. Gar
rama rsiite am Samitaa Yormittaa
oon bier nat CHIHUAHUA ab. Der 3ug
blisb iebod ipdbrenO Ger RahtAieaeu.
bamit bic Qntunft am Sonntaa err
folaen uno bic @mpfanqsfeisrlihtei.
ten. ipie asplaut. itattfinoen tonntsn.
Wie es beiBt. Dirb Garranaa am
Wiittnod ober am Gonnerstaa cine
llnterreoung nit General 0ila bas
Fen.
0snsral Garrdnad beauftrdate am
Sonntaa ben Wliniiter bes Sunern
Rafael 3ubaran. Der bier auriidee6lies
ben 1T, bic Rsaieruna Der 9ereiniaten
Staaten bapou in Genntnib su ieben,
bab bic 6isber unbeonttportet aebIisb.,
nen Mittbeilunusn oes Staatshepars
tements unperaiialid beantpprtst ipers
hen piirben.
S5eanoampfer led sepor<
BEN.
2Onbon, u. 9tpril. Der Goms
pier nRiasard" Der fran50iil6en 81.
ME, Der am 4. 2tpriI Don SABRE naf
Hep gort obfubr, 1T led geiporben
uno befinbst ii6 auf Der 6abrt na6
ben a3orsn. 9isie Radri9t, bic BON
8. glpril batirt III, ipuroe beute in .is
nsr orabtloIen 0speide pOn b,r rgaias
CARA" aufgsfdngen. Der Dompier BE-.
fano ii6, aIs er 0is 0speits abfaRbte,
in 5ienliher Gntfernung norotpeitlif
bon ben a5oren. SIN 5sbruor brad
bic rRiasaru" auf Der Jabrt nd6
Rep gort i'm 9ltlantii9en S5ean bic
Srisbipslle un5 tsbrte nit ibrsn $50
Yaiiosisren mad 9oore 5uriid.
9robe lnteri9tsifs.
gulIao, psru, 13. 9lpril. Sn
ben 8ii6ern Der 9anca 2llsman
Sransatluntiea III Elm 5sbI6strag BON
10000 Sols ($55, ,000) sntoedt NOR.
ben unb Elm gsamisr Der gant III pers
ihpunben.
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