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Phillies, Nearly Wrecked by the Feds,
DispLuu Gameness That Pleases Fans
Two Get No.Hit Games.

Columbia. +. c.. April 4.
THE first no-hit. no-run base
ball game Of the season y
L credited to Milton Adams OF
the University Of South
Carolina.
Adams turned the trick against
Guilford College. OF North Caro-
lima, the score being to 0. He
pitched In masterful style. and
was rarely in danger Of losing his
hold on the no-hit record.
WASHlNGTON. April 1.-THE
Washington Americans. with Jack
Bentley. a recruit. on the mound.
held the University Of Vermont
hitless and scoreless In an eight
inning contest yesterday and
gathered for themselves 10 runs
and cS hits.
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DraWs
With CIabbH
tslvclal To The E,euinG WGld.)

tSrvcia To The E'euins wGd)
SAN FRANCISCO. April %.--Billy
Murray Of Sacramento gave Jimmy
Clabby the nsht Of his young life last
night. The bout was decided draw
after twenty rounds. II was Muir
rays debut as a first-rater. and no
established beyond any doubt that he
belongs In the first division Of mid
dleweishts. Murray almost had the
clever Hammond boy out In the nf-
teenth round. but by bringing his
cleverness into action tho latter was
able to stem the tide. Clabby was
Wild at times and his judgment OF dis.
tance poor. Murray Is rated AS q
champion possibility by experts after
seeing his performance.
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BRiCKlEY WANTS TO PLAY
ON HARVARD BALL TEAM.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass.. April 4--Char-
ley Brickley. Harvard's famous gridiron
star. prefers baseball to football. Il like
baseball much better than football" the
captain elect Of the football team said
yesterday. when spring football prac-
tice Is over 1 am going to try for a place
on the nine"
Brickley has had experience on the
diamond. He was first string catcher
on his freHhman nine. lie II also rated
q clever outhelder. His brother. George
Brickley. 10 a member of the Phils-
delphia Athletics.
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Eighteen -Year.Old Son Of
Late Champion to Meet
Title Holder and Veterans
at Newly Invented Game.

:" ITH the arrival Of spring and
w the Homecoming Of the ball
clubs from the South. the
great indoor sport Of billiards is get
ting ready TO seek cover until next
fall. However. the game 10 deter
mined not to give way TO the Grand
ID outdoor paAtime OF the diamond
without . struggle. A big tourna-
ment, which will be the FIRST real
tryout Of tho newly invented game OF
AL balkline billiards. will be the
'Retaway' for tho billiard stars.
The latter part Of this month at
he Hotel Astor the best professional
layers IN this country will come TO.
|gether TO compete for champion
hip cup. a $4,000 purse. the entire
gate receipts ana q sweepstakes OF
81. 40. The winner OF the tourna-
Imcht will earn 10 per cent. Of the en-
ire gate" the man to finish second
man 20 per cent. and the fourth man
o per cent?
The entries closed last Saturday
and eight men sent in their names.
The entries are: Willie Hoppe. pres
ent 1871 and 1872 champion: Harry
Cline, George Slosson, Calvin DEM
arest, Ora Morningstar. KoN Yamada
and young Jake Schaefer.
II In expected that Hoppe Will carry
of the title In this event--the first OF
It's kind--as he II such an expert at
all branches Of the balklIne game
The 1<.1 idea was evolved because OF
H. AP
ing that 10 so characteristic Of the
ls.2 game and the bOresome across
the table shooting of the 1871 style
The table In not only marked of with
1t-inch balkines. but 7-inch ancho,
spaces.
billiards was given about three
months ago at Doyle's Academy
when Albert Cutler. the Bostor
crack. defeated Yamada, the clever
Jap. In this match Cutler made 4
high run OF i0S. and It Is predicted
that even the great Hoppe will hav,
hard time equalling this mark.
The most interesting Of the eigh
entries received for this tournamen
is that of young Schaefer. the eigh
teen year -Old son Of the famous Jake
now departed. sThe son, n is said
bids fair to develop into every hi
as great a star as was his father
who many claim was the best In tn
history OF the sport.
! Sylvester Levy defeated Georg
Avery for the Jenkins Cup. 300 I
D 29l. In the 1872 amateur balk-lin
. tournament, which came tn IA clos
Y at Doyle's last night, Levy made tn
!, requisite number OF points IN seven
u ty-two innings.
Jack Doyle In now negotiating wit
. Manager George BENJAMIN for IN
q purpose of securing Melbourne In
y man, the all-around English cham
- pion, 20 play at his academy whe
, he comes here la(s this summer [
. lpraetioe for his big intsrna ation
!. matah v1kh Wtlis Hopps In sentsu
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THREE YOUNG PITCHERS LOOK
LIKE REAL "FINps."

Mrs. Seaton recovered after "A long
time. but she has never forgiven the
Phillies. and Tom feels exactly the
same way about II.
The loss OF Scaton and Camnitz Is
made up for in way by the acaul-
sition OF three young pitchers who
look like real Gnds. They are Oesch-
ger, Marshall and Jacobs. All of
these will stick on the Philly payroll.
and Doom believes they will deliver
the goods. Oeschger made his first
appearance as a professional pitcher
against the Athletics Thursday, and
for five innings had the champions
eating out of his hand. Marshall,
who pitched the rest of tho game,
was equally as effective.
Oeschger Is a big six-footer, and
comes from St. Mary's College, In
California, the school from which
many such stars as Harry Hooper
of the Red Sox, Snodgraas of the
Giants, Burns OF the Phillies. and
others graduated. He was picked uI
for the Phillies by Eddie burns. the
catcher. who played out there al
winter. Connie Mack had . chance
10 rot Oeschger. but overlooked It,
Another younEster regarded -
star by Dooin 10 jacobs. . spitbal
expsrt. This young fellow 10 said Il
bo e adept In uslng the .pstter .
tAs late "Du9t 3Ayneo1s Ana Y
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Jake Schaefer and Hoppe
In A.1 Billiard TOurneu

Dor. lnman. who Just defeated Ste
venson. Reece. Gray and others for
the open championship OF Great
Britain. will meet Hoppe at a COM
bination Of English and American
billiards. They will play 500 points
OF each for six days, the man having
title.
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RECORD BASEBALL CROWD.

WASHINGTON. April I. Fourteen
tickets, mostly passes. were the RE-
turns" counted to-day BY the Washing.
ton Club from yesterdays gsma. . loY
attendance record for spring sxhibltioS
baseball.
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With the important half o. an inheld taken away
bodily and two good pitchers gone the Phes are In
NO shape present to begin nudging teams like the
Giants and the Pirates out Of chance for the pennan
The Phiies Of 1913 might have done but the team
Of 1914 10 q different matter.
An advantage gained from the wreck caused by the
Feds. however, is the spirit OF gameness among the
players who left. They fighting with despera-
tion in an effort that the losses have been
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Manager DOOM Has His Crew Ready to Fight Des-
peratey to Offset Loss of Stars-Pitcher Sea-
ton Jumped" to Satisfy Crudge Which Mrs.
Seaton Held Against Club.

This . special articles BY ezsman
The Evening Worlds Baseball Expert toured the big
training idsa Of furnish
strength prospects OF
circuits addition Of the local clubs
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MARSANS QUITS REDS.

LOUISVILLE. KY. April t.-0rdersd
out Of the game BY Manager Herso9.
Who accused him Of ioafins. Armandc
MARIANA, the eter CveSn eutae!osr OF
sss sssasS. .1i 1ssssiss tS.i Il sSrsSsS xisS
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Bv B0zes,san Bulger.

Federal the Phll
would foolish hit hard and the blow
landed where hurt No club In either the National the Ame
heavily plag Of the outlaws
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the
Athletics these rebuilt Ph the local
harps gasp looked diamond had with
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won more than twenty-five II can
be realized what his absence really
means. Take twenty-five victories
away from nny club In race for the
pennant and see where 1t would I'm
ish!
Mr.. Baker. the owner. and Charlie
Dooin are not at all worried about
Caiunitz. According to Sir. Baker,
waivers would have been asked on
the former Pirate any way. He had
about shot his bolt In big league ball,
q fact that became common knowl-
edge when Barney Dreyfuss swapped
him and Bobby Byrne to the Phillies
for Dolan, q mediocre infielder who
has never even had a regular job.
A last effort was made TO get
Seaton back the early part of this
week when Bill Shettsline. the bust
, ness manager. went to Shreveport In
the hope Of inducing him to return,
| Seaton turned Bill down flat. Incl
dentally Shettsline's visit brought
out for the first time Seaton's real
reason for jumping and sticking ia
the Feds. II seems that Mrs. Seator
really advised going over to the out
laws. She has an undying grudgt
against the Philiies for what she and
Tom regard as i'll treatment OF Seator
| during a series OF games against the
| Cubs last summer.
Mrs. Seaton was desperately III a
the time-not expected to live--anc
a message was sent To SeatOn urG
ing him to come home at once. Thi,
message, so Seaton alleges. was re
ceived by the management OF thu
Phillies before game time and wa
withheld from him until after he haC
pitched that afternoon. The idea /,
withholding the telegram was to keel
his mind free from worry until afte
he had done q good days work.
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phiLL,Es LOST THEIR BIGGEST
ASSET IN 6EAToN.

This new infield 10 not weak one
by any means. To an outsider Byrne
and Irelan do not seem as strong at
second and short as Knake and Doo-
Ian, but there are many inhelds IN
the big league in no better shape.
The loss OF Tom Seaton Ia keenly
felt. When 1t Is recalled tnat Seaton
pitched more games than any pitcher
in the National League last year and
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Manager Doom, being a game guy
and. consequently. q sticker. takes ms
losses phiiosophically. He says the
only thing for him to do Is to forget
Doolan. Knabe. Camnitx and Seaton
and begin building a pennant possi-
hili,y on the foundation that Is loft.
And. II you watch him close. you'h
SOC something happen before the sea-
son u over.
The infield has been patched up by
moving Bobby Byrne to second base
to take the place OF knabe, and q
youngster, named Irelan. 10 attempt
ing TO al the shoes OF Mike Doolan
at Shorthand doing 1t credttably. too.
Lobert, who In not new to the posi-
ton, is playing third. II was a Ques-
tion for n while as to whether he or
Byrne would get the regular job ut
the third sack. but LObert landed
because Of his arm being better and
because Byrne can play second as
we'll as third.
49, -A..a A,N>eA~
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H8 3ooooWOrook STANDS Ara to
- salar6sd to seat $1,000 peo-
PIE st the next international
- match.
Y = thsy'd ssax three times % many
9Inv could saSiiy b nlled II ssats
Voso Duf on public sale. Ordinary
- Gamo may not draw great
0lDW0s. but there's something 20
ooeeacular and 10 stirring about the
0Da4 international event that the
l6uunber Of spectators u limited only
~ ~ exteut Of the accommodation
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Jack Doyle IL now negotiating with
Manager George Benjamin for the
purpose of securing Melbourne In
man. the all i-around English cham
pion, 20 play at his academy when
he comes here la(e this summer to
psNetiss for his big intsrna tionai
matah v1Gh Wulis Hopps In eentsm.
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Sylvester Levy defeated George
Avery for the Jenkins Cup, 300 to
29l, In the 1872 amateur balk-line
tournament. which came tn IA close
at Doyle's last night. Levy made the
requisite number Of points IN seven
ty-two innings.
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saffraaettsu sslparnt.

9onoon, 26. g1ai. - Cine Suf.
fragctte erDirttc aegeu einen LIN.
bct1mten, Der i5r eiiten Stlag ms
@eiit)t bericbt bnttC. cineu Der.
baitsbeiehl. Der Goli5eiridtcr iu.
Berte iib iitcr bic linttrtebc Der
Suffragetten III Iharfer Beiic ino
iagtc, OaB Die beleioigte 9aboItc-
rung zines Cages obne aiitiitt nuf
bic 9oli3ct Die 8eriontmllngen Der
Suiiragetten init @eipalt iprengen
piirOen lrno mas ibncu oann pniii-
rem niiroe, ent5icbe it'd allen ge.
re6nmgeu. 3cuH oas Bolt lit iiber
oa8 SdIieben Der @emdIbegnlerie,
in pelher iia Die farnpfeuOen Suf.
fraaetten lpabre SheuBIidfeiten
81 SdllIoen fonImen lieben, EN-.
port; alld) 1T es uidJt gepiat, bic
gelcioiglngen oes a0nigs unge-
itrait binjunebmeu. Die glusru.
fe mebrcrer SufIrogetten in Der
aeitern gtahmittoa itatt9ebabten Ser.
iaumlung. peri6eBt ben aonig" ,
bot Die Maiien in g9itb oeriebt,
un0 Die Sufiragetten peroen bel
i6ren nndliten ofientlihen 9erionlm-
llnaen i9Iedt meg fomalea.
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MtsaAidntt
tints aailtrIobns!
grin, ESfar BON Trenfsn nit elmer
GbreHoams ieiuer Nntter
berlpbt.

gotsSon, 26. W9ai. - Sclte
piirbe i'm sPoiierihloB bic 8crlo.
buna Ses TriBen GSfar, fiiniter
Sohn oes beutIden aniiers, NIT
orr Brdfin b. @aiieluit 2ebebolu.
ebreuoarne Der belitidleH Sniiertrt,
anacfiinbiat. Tie 8erlobung bat
in alien sEreiIrn Der gepolferung
aroBes slnflebet erregt, oenn felt
6cm Sabre 1853 bat feiu 8rin8
BON SobensoIlern cine morgouatiihe
gbe eingegdngen. SIN SS5iiui bes
genarmten sSnhrrs beiratbete RrIn3
9[lbredlt, Elm gru6rr Ses aIteu Sat
iers 8ilbcInt Die @raiin bon SO.
bcnnl.
IS bribt. 6aB Der stniicr Der Ser.
lobten iaines Sobnes einen boben
gona in ocn aSeIsfreiien oerleiben
miro. Denn er bat ieine @iuuil-
Iiauna AZ Der Gbe segeben, iton
6esbalb, neil er rift ipitnift, Dob
ieine sobne ousIartoiite 6ilritcr.
todtcr beiratben.
Sic 8rallt lit 26 Sabre alt uno
Sic 3odter bes @raien aorl BON
8aiienib. .2ebcboip. 8renierniniiter
bes @roBber5ogs pon Redlenburg.
Stncriu. a.
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llnwfttfr
lit Wmaba!
Ghuf geriOuen prrlest. - Gin
beoeutenoer SaGDi6nAen
angeridltet. rs

g}adl einent idpillen Soge Ole
Sohittcmperaiur betrug SO Grno)
baIlten lid, gegen glbrro bltfIe @e.
pitteruoIfen nm iiioweitlihen Sir.
niament Suinntnen. uub I'M 128
llbr eutIuo iidj iiber Die Staot uno
5iio.6moba Elm idDeres @etpitter,
ipeltes BON einem 9tegeniturm itrb
SaaeIihlag begIeitet NOR. Biele
9erionen, Die in Der alible Der of.
fentlidlen 9orfs Dor Der size gu.
fIuflt aeiudt bntteL eilten ihleu.
niaIt nud) Snnie, oeur unbeilDoa
itiirrnte 6as finitere @euolf am
simmcls3elt einber. 9eon befiirhs
tete cine Bieoerbolung oes idrefs
lidcn Gbclons.
8iIliam WiiGer, 1922 Burt Str,
purOe our6 @lobiplitters oie bon
einrn 5ertriimmertcn Shdufeniter
an Der IA. unO Dodge Strdbe Der.
riibrten, ifper DerIest. Boli3ilt
Simple fam oil Der 10. tino Gbis
caao nit cincm gebrohenert sela.
oenen eleftriihen 9robt in 9eriib-
runq uno berlor ous getuuBtiein.
srau sSobn Wtaridaa uno oeren
bei0en G0Ater erlitten erbebIife
gerleblngen, als ibre Bobnllng, AZ.
uuO 4 StraBe, 5io-Omaba, bonn
9lib eetroffen tpur6e. gaa6barn
eiIten nod reht3eitig berbei, I'm
Oas gum gtus6rlld geIangte 5eler
3u Ioihen.
ct 9erdman'8 glfooenie uno Die
0eltIde ct. Dlorio.Mdgoalend 4ir-
DIE ipur0en BON Der @etpalt Oes
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3aun meI6er ben golipIab Der II.
@ 9totionol 8ant umgibt lpiiroe
ungetpebt. 3ablreide Sdaitfeniter
murben sertrilmmert uno gdunte
ertttuur3elt.
&ogeIihloIien fieIen IN ldtDerer
Menge, ooh tpurbe BON oenieIben
fein lpeientIi6er 9daben angerihtet.
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(sr5fler3oa's MeItreiie.

@ien 26. Maf. - g2eueiter
@1itt6eillmg 3ufoIge bat Gr8ber8os
aorl drnn3 6crbindn0. Der prd.
Iimbtipc oItcrrcihiib uugariife
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itloiien, oemnahIt init iciner @es
mablin, ser idonen 8rin5ciiin 3ita
bon Bourbon lmo Earma, cine Rei'
ie i'm bic g9elt on8utreten. 3as
iugeu0lide gaar min @uglano, 0ie
9er. 6tanten, 2lritralien Sn6ien
uno Giloofrifa beiitben. gefannts
lid bieB c8 bercits Dor eirem Sab.
re, Dab Der gr3bcr8oa cine 8elt.
relic NIT ieirer 2ehensgefdhrtin I'M.
ternebmen per6e, bod tpir0e bic
gtngabe oou1aI8 oenentirt.
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lIuwrtttr in Berlin.
Der 6ltriir Surnrr 9eutidllauos
arrhrt. - tSrOhfrnrr in Stcftin.
- 9OOtlidle gIutoiabrt. - Ter
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Berlin. 26. Moi. - g[uI Oie er,
ndbntc buhiommerlide Site iii elm
argos llurpetter gcioIpt Die 8art.
mlagcn 6obicr nur0en bos Oer.
miiitct, uno Die 3rabtnerbinOimeen
parcu ihuoenlng interJrohen.
Vim ihneriteu mar aber Der Sttrm-
ihaopn in ben aiiitenldnoerH na-
mentIidl in Samburg rmo llmge'
gen0 gln pielen Grten ereigHeten
iib tootlihe 9libIdlGge.
3u ieinem IS. @eburtstage Dur.
Be 5eroinano @oeb in 9eipjig, Der
dlteite leben6e Iurner 9euti6lanos,
Der @egeuitnno oielfader @brungen.
Nm 0ie 100000 Turner. neIde
ii6 nuf Surufabrtrn befan0en iauo.
ten @Iiidtuiinihe ourh Boitforten.
81 Stettin tpiitbete cine ihlimme
5euersbrunit on Der 8erft Der
G6eridiffbniuucrfc, uno es uur.
ben auh 5tpei neue. 1blnuffertige
9ampfer tbeilneiie 3crit0rt.
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bel 5aIbidltperot III Der gt1Be bon
9rcslou, in Der lrooin8 Gdleiieu.
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nommeu batten, iilbren NIT Dem
araItluageu geqen einen Baum. Die
Nlnht oes 9lnpraas mar eine 10
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5ertriiHmert mo bic Seminariiten
inter ben Sriimmern begroben
Ituuroen. giner Der iilnqen 2erte,
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Berlin, lit toOt 5iinf purOeu
ifner un0 bier peitere Ieidt Der.
lett.
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9eipnBtiein ltdrfe. gr ifloB nit
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der getriebeut iDaroen fei.
g8eue SbeiInebnter an Der Iebter
Strede bonn gSriu3 Seinrih 8ett.
rinotlieaen iin0 8u aoln obne ir.
geuomelden llniaa eingetroffen.
Ger Idon Iange 9eiudte Qlr6ei-
ter Gobert 1ittmann in Berlin pur.
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ten in Berlin bonn Sdubmonn 9iI
geflmoen. Ga er iid Der @erhai-
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Guitars.

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gahn berabitiir5ten uno Den ger-
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@etreioeipeider bor ooaiger Ser.
nidtling bctpabrt puroe. Ser an.
gerihtete Shaoeu betrdgt ettua ST.
100000.
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9Rep. gSatmount ant asbcn.
Sr aicbt cine abrntrnrrlidle Gnt'
fiihrnugSaeidlidltt jam
YeiieH.

ct. 2oiiis. 2G. N9ai Der
pielaenonnte gliIluanfee Acbereneo
unO 8robtbitiousagitntor 8atmont.
Der aus sS1inois Dor ben Lebten
8ableu beridnnno, lm0 BON Dem
man ip1ter Die 9eid)e qrflmoeu ba.
ben uolltc, III ourh 8aitor Sobn
q. granot. Den Seelior1cr Der
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braflt noroen. gatnont mar nber
faum mieoer 5u erfeunen. Sein
@eiift itarrte BON SfluluB m0 mar
non eiuem Ianaen Bart mrahmt.
Seine glnaoben lauteten: g9tuf niei.
mem Scimtueqe bon elmer Berinmm.
lung Der 1rodeuen al 8eiiDille,
SD, puroe id bon mebreren Dfdn.
uern nieocr9eihlugen, man padtc
mid in ein glutomobit uno fiibrte
mid etipa 20 IeiIcu tpett fort,
oann mari man mid in einen
Seller, mo- man mid 5ipei Soga
obnc oae gfnbrlug IieB; ipdter CAB
man mir ocroorbene 8ananen nno
etipas groo. 9or etlua stpci Ia.
gen crloitc man mid aus oieiem
gerlieB. Dion padte mid tpieoer in
0as porbcr genanntc glutomobtl un6
idlug mir otter auf ocn aopi, 10.
0aB id INNER in bol6etpuBtloicm
8mtan0e mar, 1ber iopie[ peiB ih
| oaB bic tSnbrt INNER ip6breno Der
g}adt Dor lid ging. gtnhoem mar
mid in ben lcBten Geaer gebrabi
botte. nuroe id gefeiiclt ino &C.
fnebelt uno man ii6erIicB mid mel,
ucm Saidial. gtod Iauger Uliibt
gelang es mir, mid oeS anebels
unO Der t5eiieln Ill entleoigen; id
ihrie im 6iilfc luo bieie tuurbC
lmir ihlieBlid 5utbeil SD bnttt
imif in einem bcrlaiiencn 5arnbnlt
ie BET Columbia, DO, beflmoen.
Camille, eSn, 26. Wloi ~ 9teu
gatnlont bat bor Der bier beriont
meIten @rono SurD ausiaaen iibel
feine Gntfiibrung semndt, uno BIZ
4soIi5ei iIt Der Meinuug, Dab bit
8erbaitlmg Der Gutfiibrer oes Mnn
ues einc bloBe 6rage Der 3eit iei
gcr alien 3ingen ober miro I'll
@id oes gtutomoblIs perliderh Ii
tueI6em Yatnlout entfiibrt tpuroe.
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sn gismord's gin6m,
ErtisansidrtibH fir Gin utueS
gismarf.gieo.

Die befanntc @Cdlcnitriit pDa.
beint" bat unldblib oeS bnnoeriieu
C5eburtstagcS oes glltreihsfdnBlers
am /. 9lpril 1915 Elm greisous-
ifreibcn fir elm nelies gismord.
gieo crlaiicu Ger nusgeiebte Ereis
bctrd0t 300 Wlarf. 7as bette bis.
marf.qico, tas cie giteratr bisber
beiist, gSort, ShrmesfIiissl rolt.
ifen", nur6e gum so. @eburtstng
oes 5iititen gismard fir Die groBe
Suloiglna Ser beutihen Stubeut.
Id)aIt BON oeu 6amoIigen Stuoeitten
5dnieocn BON gborlotteHburg ae.
idlrirbcn lln0 bel bteier gelegen.
hcit bon 3auienOrr Stuaenten &c.
iltngen,
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glOoieOelt beim graiiOeuten.

Maibington 26. 0toi. Sol
Rooiepelt lit beute gtahuittag bon
Nen gort bier eiugetrofien uno
miro i'm 2oufc ocs 9f1dmittogs
BON 8rdiioenten 8iIion erpfongen
nerocr Der 8raiioent luo Rooie.
pclt sum qtn4 Gin; ober Der Cberit
mlBte ablebnen, oa er nift rcdlt-
5citia on5u cilttreiien fonnte. 9loo.
iebclt fomnlt nah @ai5ngton inn
einen Qortrag iiber ieine 5iioamc.
rit1-Reiie Dor Der @eograpbijden
@eieaifaft 81 balten.
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GnaIanb itellt bOdl nidlt ans.


2onoon, 26. gaai Gutaegen
ben neuen Soffnungen, tpeIhe 8re'
mier gl8quitb nod nor fitr5em CT.
uedt batte, bat Die britiide Aegie.
rung beute enoeiltia beidloIien,
iid, nidt oil Der 8anamd.Racific
@eltnusiten,nt in San srancisco
SIT betbeiligen (9lm 8. Vlni. oIs
beim Gremier cine 9tboronttna er-
I6ien, peIfe iiber Die 6alfte Der
llnterbousmitglie0er pertrnt, batte
Serr glsqltitb qeiagt, bic geaieruna
ueroe Die glusiteIlunesFrage in lpci.
tere Grpdgung 3ieben)
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9nmpfer rennt an (sis6ern.

qonbon, 26. g}ai. 0rabtlos
miro geueloet, Dab Scr 3ampfer
,.glopal Gomarb@, BON 0tontreal,
aanooa, nad 9Eponmoutb 6eItintntt,
10 MeiIen oitli6 ron aap 9iace
init einem uugepobnlid groBen
Eisberg In oihten 9ebeI 8niammeu'
flies. SIS liuo ober feline Wlen.
id)enle6en 3u beflagen. qluA ioll
Ser G1aSen nibt ernItlih iein.
Ger SbifisidnabeI ipuroe BEL Dem
8uiamnlenitoB ocr6ogen; aber nadj
Sen Iebten gtadrihten lit oas Sdifi
nid,t !ett lei. IS nuB aber bel gln.
funft iii Gnslano ioeleih ooden.
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qf.gar.gcn.

g}ontag gtben6 ging es in benz
fIeiren Hemter oeS S6toiIes Der
glf.sor Ben Sitter bod bcr. 6enn
Die ietigen unb iriiberen gtitqIte.
Der 0rs hoben Rathes Der Coulter
netre puroen iii 6ie Wtpiterien Der
1914 gRitteridaft eingetpetbt 3u gIei.
der Belt fano autl cine General.
probe DER giufii6rtingsGere
fiir ieue Rnappeu itatt, Die nd6reno
oes Gou1rnerS Bu Rittern geiMogen
ner0en. Gieienigen, pelde ben
Gerenlonien Montag abeub bcitpobn.
ten, baben iid foitItdl onritfirt. Ser.
gniigen iii SitlIc uno SsiitIe CAB es
an alien @den mo Gn0en Die
inlportirten aargo.Ean5er, Ser Be-
iitcr ocs IeltfeI @otcI inO anoere
Spr}iaIiiten ior1cn oafiir, oaB
Ricmnno 2angcluciIe bctonlnt.
@roBmogul Buitao Ren3e lrno fet.
he 6elfer iit0 3u ihreu origincaen
,5oeen 3l beQIidIuiinihen.