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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-25
1OE1N ANDERSON CALLS FINAL
BRITISH GOLF ANTI-CLIMAX
Almost National Custom for Either Hilton or
Ball to Be in Play-Beieves 90 Hole
Matches Would Be Improvement

fneana In defeat the man vrho defeated
Warden o,d poy so,na ,,,gh, cau th.,
nos,,,on in.n,,,n. h,, In 30 ,,,d.mant
rubhs ,r,., h.,. ,.i, ni, a,,n,ou. ~ ,he
rssuI, tus, a,,.r ,o.,ns TOO hoi.s IN .uc
cesson 20 va wv annoorsd 20 hs
heater bo,.is.s,v a, az st,s.n,h hois
w., i,,,i. 80 -. ia 20 rev.. Az.
,,,s.ai Nv -. .S,, y, l''.,h g. nj,
49,, o,s,.. os,.., NJ 80 ho..y.,
-, 49,, 80 1870, .,t,.s a, ,nr
80. 49,, w 1919 q. ~, 30,
Ia ~ - u ~ .,,,. ,,,,sso,
.,.. w.. ~.n ns g.. 80. 49,,
- ~ w sons ou', oe Sl a,;ean
80 "au 90,
"u 80 -, 80
ne p'ovu.ns Vi ",un "vu'o -
su,eu asi,es anu sN. a,, .n. e,s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-25
REs0LUTE FINDS STIFF BREEZE.
scuds Like Racehorse when All Her
Sail L. Set.

NEWPORT. May 2+.-In Ave hour try
out to-day the cup defender Resolute
showed great form IN her first encounter
with stiff breeze outside. It was blow
Ing from thirty-five to forty knots when
the yacht was of Brenton's Reef llghtship
with all sail set. She went through the
water at great speed. Later when her
spinnaker was set for the first time she
ran In like a racehorse under pressure OF
the great spread OF canvas.
The Resolute with her manager, Robert
W. Emmons I'd aboard went out at 10
o'clock and for a while mannuvred in the
bay. where the breeze was light. Two
hours later she reached Brenton's Reef
lightship, we'll out 10 sea All her canvas
was put up and 1t appeared to be drawing
perfectly. She was sent on long tacks
both starboard and port and looked TO be
stifr as we'll as fast. For an hour the
yacht was gybed about of the lightshir
TO see what she could do under these con-
ditions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-25
CHAMPION LOSES HIS
CROWN TO VOSHELL
Merrill Hall Defeated Three
Straight Sets in Bronx
County Final.
LOSER NOT IN GOOD FORM
But New Title Holder Plays
Best Tennis Of Career
at All Stages.
LOSER NOT IN GOOD FORM

Merrill Hall. OF the West Side Tennis
Club. who won the singles lawn tennis
championship OF Bronx county last year
was despoiled OF his crown yesterday at
the Bedford Park Lawn Tennis Club when
he met defeat In three straight sets at
the hands OF s. II. Voshell. OF the Borough
Park Lawn Tennis Club. In the final round
OF the tournament. The scores by which
the Brooklyn player won the title and
gained a leg on the cup were 6--i, SIS,
IS.
Hall was not playing In anything like
his usual form and even II he had been
Il is very doubtful IL he could have done
any more than take a set or at the most
two from voshell who played the best
tennis OF his career. The Borough Park
club man was especially strong on his
service and tailed many aces by IL In
one game alone, the last one OF the second
set. he made three service aces In a row
and every one OF these was so perfectly
placed that Hall did not even make an
attempt to go after them.
Halls service was good and strong.
but ne did not cover the court with his
! accustomed speed and he failed 10 get
! into fore court where his game In strong
est. That he kept to the back line prac-
tically through the entire match. now
ever. was due for the most part 10 the
| fact that his opponent so directed his at
| tack that Hall had to stay back or be
passed Voshell covered the court In
great style and made many gets that
were marvels. He had TO do most OF his
lpiaying in deep court, but he seemed &c
Thrive on this style OF play for when M
aid get up TO the net, his strokes were
not as accurate nor as well placed al
those from the back. Both or the play
ers were cagey about smashes ana wher
they came in for short ones, they invari
ably tried TO drop the BALL Just over th'
| net. The summaries:
Bronx County Championship, Men. Single
| -Final round 8. H., Noshen defeate'
| Merrill Hall, s-i. S. ID
| FIRaT get
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-25
PLAY MATCHES AT OAKLAND.
Members Also Start Handicap for
Captain's Cup.

BAY SIDE. l.. l.. May 24.-The first round
at match play was started in the competi-
ton for the vice-President's cup. and
the first OF series OF handicaps for the
Captains cup was played to-day at the
Oakland Golf Club. Two of the matches
were postponed until next week. The
summaries:
ice-President's Cup-First round. match
pIay-W v swords beat Z, H. Rosenqu est.
: and 8: Marshall whitiatch beat T.
7, stenway ana I; r f. ,dsEssm ss. ..
q. IL Nicolai and Il; Lewis Franklin
beat c. $. Goss, . and !; G L Murray va
r ". Belknap, postponed. =. =.
Captains Cup--Iewis u. Frank n. 500,
7o !, b. Thorne. Sill. 70; Frank II: Ros.
sI-is g.; Coz; b W. Dssn' 81 iOS e H.r sSi
c, g Goss. S. So; J. V. drshsm, ios-i5.
81; J. r. KerwLn. l0S--it, 50; T, f. Lane.
iis-27 So; W. Il smith 1o7--iI. 30,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-25
vANITE STARTS MAIDEN TRIP.
Ready TO Bend MainsaiI In Long ISL
and sound.

Boston, May 24.-The Cochran cup
yacht Vantie left the builders yard In
Neponset at o'clock this morning bound
for either Greenport or City Island. where
she In expected TO arrive tomorrow morn
ing The sloop was In tow OF the tug
Dallas and weather conditions were per
feet for a smooth voyage around Cape
Cod.
She was practically all rigged with
boom and gam slung. and Captain Dennis
expects to bend a mainsail as soon as his
charge gets into the waters OF Long Island
Sound The steamer city OF stamford.
the Vanitie's tender. left at the same
time carrying the yachts spare spars
sails and rigging.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-25
In eXternalS
alone, the ex-
ceSS-Value of
Stud baker
SIX is appar-
ent.
eTlt.

Few "Sixes"-even among
the highest priced-have
full floating rear axle.
Studebaker has-and every
"Six" needs-this type to
promote the greatest mo-
tor efficiency.
Few "Sixes" are as thor
oughly Thinker equipped
as the Studebaker SIX,
with Timkens at every
friction point in trans
mission, differential and
wheels.
Regardless OF price. better cleo
trical system than Studebaker-
Wagner can't be had. II
simply doesn't exist.
Finer finish is impossible-twenty-
four operations, seventeen coats
of paint, are required for Stude-
baker SIX bodies.
Judging the Studebaker SIX on
these features only, you see
how impossible IL is to get more.
And you know that no Six" can
60 beyond Studebaker manu-
featuring methods in thorough
ness and closeness; nor beyond
Studebaker materials in quality.
Value inside and outside-the
greatest the market offers.
Send for the Studebaker Proof
Book describing Studebaker
manufacturing methods.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-25
Lobban Buys Dogs by Cable.

An important bulldog deal has been
made between Robert Lobban OF the
Thornbury Kennels. Newark. and Mrs T.
has purchased by cable the following well
known prize winners on the other side
Deodora Dreadnaught. by Dick Penfold
out of Madame Penfold. Deodora Rufus
promising puppy. by Deodora Dread.
naught out OF Deodora Della, a big winner
and dam OF Lobban's Deodora Druid. and
Deodora DANTE. by Deodora Dreadnaught
The last named Is ten months old and Is
said to be a coming champion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-25

West is2nd st.
The approximate amount OF the lien or
charge. u satisfy which The above described
property IL to be sold 10 Eight Thousand siB
hundred twenty -thrre and $4,000 dollars
t1ss2S go, with Interest thereon from the
. end day OF April. 1874. together with costs
and allowance amounting TO Three hundred
thirty and 23-lO0 dollars t330.23), with
interest from April 22nd. 1914 together
with the expenses OF the sale The ap
proximate amount OF the taxes, assessments
and water rates. or other liens. which are
to be allowed 10 the purchaser out Of the
purchase money, or paid BY the Referee IL
Three hundred seventy-thres and S&-10o
dollars N37S3p and interest
Dated, New York. May 9Th 1914
ROBERT r. HINCRS. Referee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-25
Hoyt Take. Old MIL Road Race.

GREAT NECK. l.. l.. May 24-E, r.
Hoyt won the Old MN road cup In han
dicap at the Great Neck Golf Club to-
day. He returned the low net score OF
6s strokes. having six strokes to spare
over T.. Moore. The leading scores were
f. X. Hoyt. s6--ls-ss, e. Moore. "a
2O--74; D. Campbell, 100-Is-s2 II,
Buckley. 1os-20-ss; Joseph A. Milang,
lOs-20-ss; d. Rockwell, lli-22-ss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-25
III Nsloh



The approximate amount OF the lien o.
charge. 20 satisfy which the above described
property Is TO DO sold 10 tf0.si60e. with IN
terest thereon from the 18th day Of De
cember. 1918 together with the costs AM
allowance amounting to t374i6, with In
terest from December 18TH, 1918, together
with the expenses Of the sale. The approx
mate amount OF the taxes. assessments and
water rates or other lienH, which are TO be
allowed to the purchaser out Of the purchase
money. or paid by the referee IL s,ssS.5o
and interest
said premises will be sold subject to the
following state Of facts! Area wall and Iron
fence are not on lines OF record title.
Dated New York Nav lhth. 1914
EARLE W. WEBB.
Referee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-25
FORECLOSURE SALES.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY
OF NEW YoRK--George Z. chlsoin and
John NJ. Bowers, a. executors, &C. plain
tins, against Henry W. Ellison and others
In pursuanes of a Judgment OF torselo,ar.
above entitled .es SS ana esar . DAT. IN.
isth day OF Dee.moer isis. !. the und.,
VII 's s I pdss hSe ;Sa az IL.
salesroom, Nos 1t.lG Nesey street. In the
S noon me on III ihst S dsy BY joseph bay SSe
tio1eer the premises DIRECTED by said jgds
Ali that certain 10, Of land, with tn,
situate and being in the borough OF Man
haitian; Cay and county and state Of New
BEGINNING at a point on the northerly side
Of Llspenard street distant one hundred and
liil1j. lnches eastetiy from the cornsf
formed by the Intersection Of said northerly
side OF West Broadway, which point i the
intersection OF said northerly Side OF La
westerly wall OF the nve.story building on
the herein described premises running
h nS sons the Hq tsse Of the wes
wall OF the one-story building and the vest
cry face OF ihe Westerly wall q TIE covered
thence easteriy hfty 900 feet three 80
inches TO a point distant one hundred rooi
feet northeriy from Lspenard street meas
ured along line next described. th.ncc
southeriy along the easteriy face Of the cast
eriy wall ~ the covered ares and the east
erly face of the easterly wall Of said one
story building and the casterly face OF the
easteriy wall Of the Ave. story building or
the herein described premises one hundred
IOOD feet: thence westerly along the north
erly side OF Lispenard street forty nine t4s'
feet ten and one-hhlf I0ia) inches to the
point or place of beginning said premise.
being now known AZ number thirteen tlsi
and hfteen l5) Iispenard Street
Dated New York May 18th. 1919
EARLE W. WEBB,
Referee
MIDDLETON g. BoRLAND.
Attorney for Plaintiffs,
| &C Cedar street. Manhattan, New York, n
| The following IL diagram Of the prop
| erty to he sold its street numbers are II
/ and tb I.ispenard Street:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-25
", JOHN q. ANDERSON.
thinner Up for American Amateur
GOLF championship In 1919.

British amateur
sol, championship
cnn.ng down TO an
anti ,limax. II has
almost become a ma
,ional crGtom -
Rave other Harold
Hilton or John BAN
sorpetiug In the
Ana round one or
the other OF them
aas been a nnalist
On sixteen Of the
twenty RIM amateur
champion ships IN { e
i.les. To think Z
Hilton. Bail. Graham.
Jerome Travers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-25
ADJUSTMENTS.
international
POLO MATCHES
ENGLAND vs.. AMERICA
June 9th and 18th. lelA

WEATHER PERMITTING.
Reservations for seats open To the public
will be made at the once OF the Committee
on Arran gcments. IS T.. 4tst St, New York
East side Reserved Seats. $500 for the
series of matches.
South End Stand Reserved Seats. $50
each game.
=. Admission, Standing Room. West side
20 each game.
Admission Standing Room. East Side,
Soc each game. owing TO the largely In
creased seaiin capacity much Of the former
standing room has been built upon. There
fore only 5000 East side admi ssions
will be sold for each game.
The Committee have FOR the con venicnce
OF the public, made arran gements with the
following Ticket Agencies TO sell East Side
Reserved Seats for the entire series OF games
at IS, 80 each seat.
Mcbride Theatre Ticket once Tyson and
Brother, Tyson and Company. United Thea
ire Ticket Co, Times Building Ticket once
Alexander's Theatre Ticket Agency.
The Committee takes this means OF notify
Ing the public ana advertisers In partic ulsr.
that 40 program con tainlD ad Yer tisemen 10
Will be allowed 10 be sold OF given away on
the grounds.
The Polo Association oficisI program con :
tains no advertising and will be distributed
free TO all spccA tors.
Committee on Arran rements.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-25
HOTELS AND REsTAURANTs.

R<iIS ROLLER BEARINGS. Civilian 90.
sSs ~ ssth st. iat Broadway. Col sS5d.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-25

RIG BARGAINS IN U. =. TIRES
Epobhy md Chain Treads-Gct our prsces
ANCHOR TIRE CO.. ~ Chambers 81, 't'e Wo@th
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-21

emperor gu Isbn. Giner bon bic
5eqerid bat gsIagt, bas mar E Siens
lid barte Mdtter, bitabs es fpiBt
niemanb, tpo Der Gmperer mar, ans
iDer norge friib bebt er nit feline
Sobf9ers fortmarT9iere, I'm tpenn
i'd cine bon tbre Suniforms fpebre
tpOlt, bann bebt CT mid mitnebme,
I'm niemnnO Osbt ben 9iffsren3 mob,
title. Sa is aiDtoer iubrs truIie
reb6ie IN milling getpeie. III fe ben
mid e Suniform setpfps, ous mar
's DEFINITE. 81 tel iub, bic bat qes
fit, ais foenu is for en- Gaefant
gsmaht pOrOe mar; id bdtt bic 9os
Te iefie oIs E Gobt ipebre fDnne, I'M
an ben .3obt mar genug @uobs gss
iubft iporbs, baB i9 mid bait E
gon5e Subt Ornus made laTIs tonne,
In es mar nod gsnug INNER oeblipe
tpe for { srItra Meft. aiptpcr bo BEN
i'd gar nids Drum getpiDe. Mler fin
los gsmnrtf4t, I'm st ten iub, ba BEN
i4 o~ussefunre, mas mel Sre6ning in
bic oIte 3untrie for quite 5rii9te
getrage bat. Sd ben nod ben Sritt
6olte tOnne, ols tpenn i9 in met
MiIitdrrie Self gar feline Snterpps
f9en gsbnbt bGtt, IN bic Sobi6erS
ben gspuunert, baB id 70 gut marts
f4e ben Tonne.
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DE iinee %ipOlte, aiptper fe ben mid
seiagt, iObaIb en- Spblf9er marti9e
bebt, bann mar er in 9ienit, In
banu BAIT sr nids annerI6ter 34
bubn als tpie gu martIde. 8ieiei0s
bas mar 8eiti9lanb in en- Dabr pers
pidelt, In ruer miBt allies uufbiete,
baB mer Die Gttenf9en bon ben Gns
nemie nit nuf ii9 3iebe be6t. Sd
ben gefrast, mo mir benn ennibou
mare. atDiper, ie ben eeTnst, b1s mar
NIT BON mel 8iBneB, i1 FONT eniipeg
nit 70 bel aipeffdens frase, bitabs
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funne, bnb bos Mortfde 70 fein
GROCER Sind is. meins JieB ben
fO ipsb gsOuAn. Oob i'd BAIT CREME
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-21

otrDsnbsi. Sn ItGrtsrsr QuRfiibruns
lam bic 9orbirs au6 fir ltntsrrSds.
ionie fir 9sden, S9sib.ngoroiusn
uIfp. Dsripsnoel nerotn. MeIitn 4
aaros bsB JiIetItoffes ungsfdbr u
3oIl, 10 trreitt bic Munsrung 2K!
3oll 8rsitt; Der arb,itsIostn mub
bsmssmGb au@ itGrttr fem. Gsbr
gut ldbt ii4 bic Mufsrung burf
8~itberbolen btrbreitsm. Sine Mus
I6enreibe muB bann bic mttte Biz
ben. Mlit ollie zines Gpiseels IdbI
li9 aud miibeIos cine @dbiIbnns btrs
F~leIlsa.
Rod INNER ei6t man 5u bellsn
alsitern unb aoItiimsn ben nus tp.is
bem 2einen an1efsrtiatsn unb init
Stidsrsi ausgeitottetsn SoubtoIten
ben gor5ug. unitrs bsiben 9~orInstn
iino aus psiBem Stidlsinsn bsrssTttlIt
unb nit RsnnifIancsItidsrsi eeihmiidt,
rod fam man nod 9elisben aud
belIFarbises 5u6 ob.r SofFst bafir
ipGblsn urS banu bic Stidersi nit
Seibe ousfibren, ionis nit goloFoff
unterIsgen. Den abffIuB biIbsn
9onquettcnboaen uno plattfti6mus
T6en obsr 8inbI0her. 2argusttens
Itdbe sr9eben bic @erbinbungen Der
Observation-Disclosures. Sm @egens
aug bur8 umibGr5te Ginfhnitts GEE
leitetes Seibsnbanb permittelt ben
GGIuB bes Bompabours (5ig. 81.
gtn Der 5oTde (5ig. O. BAT man ben
obsren Ronb bes borbsren SeiIs
fdmal geIdumt. BEN anbsren Sell
~unter6alb be8 gru6es siusn idmaIsn
GtoFfTreifsn aufgefeppt unb cine
6tnblftonee singeT6obsn. 8eiBs
NIT 6uoTsnabI6tuB bient
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-21

itroubts. 2ongusttenbogen biIoen
ben qbi6iut btr aermsl unb oes
SaIsausfdntttes. 2ebtere t6unsn out)
tpegbleibsn falls ole 9IuIe mil Stebs
tragsn erpiinIdter 1T. Dieter srbdIt
cine i6maIe Gretqueborbiire uuO
tIeine StrduBe nIS 9er3ierung.
Die 9orltebe fir t~orisrte 5tofIe
tommt BEL Der i'm nd6Iteu 8ilbe (yig.
p borgefiibrten 9OiIette gum guss
brud. Der eigentlide BOD, bic BLUE
mi! 4srmsIoniaB unb bic iebr breite
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s%psntreIl 9oft. bos AebertIeib unb
bic bIuiiger aermel aus einfarbiaem
Stoff unb bic @eite aus bier3u PAT
ienbsm Chiffon. 9isIss RIeib lam,
Il nan ben StOffartsn, bic bier5u gez
ipGblt iuerben, nu9 oIs llebergongs>
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ned.
9ns nG6ite Bib Gig. 81 oerons
lhol!iht Elm e%legantes 8efellf6oftss
tlsib fir @ortenFeits unb berqlei5en.
@d1It man sinfa4eres Bacterial, ME
sldttsn nnb 9ebIiimten arepp, banu
1T es Gu6 o[s 9a6mittags.leib su
bsripsnten. Ser &pd lit in bsioen
5dIIsu obre iegIidsn auspus. Der
febr Ianae 59ob pirb aus stpei
Observation-Disclosures goIants berqes
ieIlt. Die g(uie 0ffnet TiG ii6er
elmer gbsmiietic aus ll%niitpff. Gie
turS,n, puFfiosn Qermel erbaIten
Gpibsnriif9en. LIN bic SailIe lit
cine brsite csrifefarbigs Moirtei9drps
ssIegt.
CUR @nrnitur bon ainbertleib6en,
9luisn ober GhirSen sisnst iib bic
bier 0n SIG. a bdrasieIlts, 1b 3ol
brsits gOrOiirt. Den 5onb bilbet fei.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-21

ilsbtr ben Sodsn Der G6neiosrios
fiime Iitgt bitIinh nod cine surse
ptIsrins. bic born iutit ouseinonbtrs
Fdllt. an ben MermsIanIdbm aufat.
iHUpit mirb unb 10 Su tinem Be
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mirb. Wan Tam Irlhe aus Sodsns
mitotr, pelerins. Rod unb Doppelrod
BuIammsHgefebten ShneiberioHbme
aus tinem Bacterial unb IN allen Ssis
len bon bsrIslbsn 6drbe bsrfeIlen;
bod srlaubt mon Iia aud q(bipedss
lungsn, inotm mon is pelerins une
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IN lltbertiuit!mmung brtnst uno bi.it
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orei aoitiimen lie boppsIte qnlabI
5uredt5upbuntaiisrtn.
1as bier abgtbiIosle aIIerIitbite
aIsio (5ig. ~ III Ieiht. anTpru6slos
uub bod dubsrit tIsioIlm oabsi in
folg. ner isbr einfnden G6nittform
miibsIps in Der Ssrnellung. Stbr
lsiht unb i4nsll aus5ufiibrsn 1T aud
bic biblhs Stidtrei Der aus Ieinem,
msresyiIiertem gaumnoIIltoff ongefers
iigttn BLUE. Die Stiderei beltebt
foit gaHS aus Spounitibsn, nur bic
Stitls unO RanbIinisn Der @rscduss
bOrbirsn iinb inn StielItid, bic gtiis
tsnmittsn Inn pIatts unb Gn5thenTid
o%usssfabrt. S4rdge gIattTi6e trass
ben bic SdIsife bes sroBeren Mittela
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-21

t0nne, IN i4 fin fdubr, fe fin al
bon bon 8lieiteri4 gepeie. Sd BEN
e tleine Reit nenrne noble, ntptper,
bic SobIfhers ben bas nit erloubt.
gs bat mid mann In barr email
elmer on E WiBtiebattel f9mele
lofe, III bas bat meme 9ebensgeis
fter pibber { fpenig oufgefrif9t.
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TONNE, I'M ba is e Boot getpsIe, bas
ben mer nentms mile, IN et ten iub,
es is tsin Meni9 frober getpeIe tpie
MIDI, baB i'd isBt psnisitsns email
bon meme 5ieB TONNE fin. SD ben
mid ben longe 8eg bingeIegt, un
81 tel iub, bos bat orig gut gefii1lt,
Sd fin ou4 einseI9lofe, Bis mid
ouf einmol bic 6eleri9 oufgepedt
ben lin ben mid gefast, tpsnir i'd
ieBt 5u ben bttt1de RaiTer tpout,
bonn font id bos Sobrs nemrns,
iuos an ben S9obr geitonne oft
I'M folt in einem fort @out reibe,
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eri9t ausgefunne, boB ner an ben
S9obr mare. Ser fin aus ben Boot
I'm f9ubr genug, ba Bat E Sobrs
eeitanue, otDtper i9 fin gu 0obt pers
f4rOde, bitahs t9 BEN in met gorls
ses Gene nod nit an SobrsbGd ges
fofe. Dos tlobiefte, mo- i9 gu E
SObrs tomme fin, bns mar, tpie mid
email ben @ebespeilsr fem @tdel
setidt sebnbt bat. Atptper ba mar
ieBt meter nids mebr su bubu, i'd
Zen rff ben Soul semuBt, IN bic
SObIIders fin fort setnartf9t. Sd
ben alfo 5aut retbe mife, atptper
ou lietue 3eit, iperrt i1 rlur getpibt
bdtt, in mos for E 0eiredT6en Saut
ts, gs Is ort9 teiu @eni9 ba
sepeIe, mo mid bGtt E tpenig Sns
fprmebf9en getpipe f6nne, I'M i9 ben
arg gedrgert, baB i9 70 f9Is9t
IN Die Rnbuhrge1HtHt be1hloge i'm.
Manrt Sic mein nG9fte Brief
triege. tann i9 Sbne nod nit fose,
Dprlnifig BEN i9 mid NIT meins
mod nit slredt sefunne,
lpomit i1 Derbleiipe Sine Sbrn Iies
fper
RbiIipp @ouernmpfsts |
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-21

psiis psibs S6ube NIT buuteIfurbi'
gen Dber f9parSen Strimpfen qua
Iammsn, ridtst iid i'm allsemtinen
nbsr nod Der 5urbe bss an3uses.
Die GunOalen, aus gologeitidten
GioFfsn nit 5aIbebslIteinen, 5littsrn
pfsr psrIsn burditidt, iinb iebt Jos
gor in bic Salons e%ingebrungsn un6
In5sn ihrs Gissnurt in llebereinftims
muns NIT ben oituellen @eIsIIihnftss
spilstten 81 bringsn. 9icIe bcben
nugsnbIidli6 sinmal pieber bic
G3Iepps nbgslegt unb fub fnBfrei,
70 baB bos Shuheug eur6nus iidts
Bar I'll. Dt, meiften GeTelT9oftss
tTsibsr iinb ieBt MIR einisitig ousses
I1nittsR, b. !. sntpsbsr I'M Riiden
bier born iiber Der giRs.
BsigIih Der Sunitn lit 3n eripdbs
Etn, bob bic gang tur5en, aus 8rpei
bs brsi ihrGg aufgsIsbten 8oIaHts
sufomrsnotltsllten nnb auh bieienis
psn, bic anIsibsn BEL ben Banners
nn6ten, bereiis fpieber unmnbern
Tnb. Mon eriebt fis bur9 bisl ldns
eers, h6ufig ben Gaum bes nntertn
Mcdes trrtfhenbe, aernbe DpppeIrDde,
BE bic @runbncte bes bsurigen
GnnsiDtriptlms btIbeit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-21

Rbsin iinge BORE, ba fin i'd 10 bsgei.
iisrt ssipOrbe, baB id sbbet getDeTe
mar, ben gr6Bte 9Onisns su tun.
Sd ben Shine gsfost, buB Id ben
lsbts gerid Don ben Song mitssfungs
ben, IN 70 lolt, baB MIDI puttisnier
mel 9robt geboitet Is, Sd BEN
oiptper nits brum gstpipe, I'm fin in
Die 0sirstIfen, no Der Gong Der
is, tomme gslaufs, ais tusnn Der
ltibbaftise Dsipel binis mid mar.
LIN T6IieBIih fin i'd gu en- plnb in
bic Mnbbs tpmme, no 70 ebnut
breiBig beitTae SobGhsrs bei1amnte
gefofis ben, IN bic mar es. mo bas
2ieb gsiunge ben.
Msin Gntufii1sm nor 70 groB,
boB t9 mid auf bic Sobn9ers ses
fttrst ben unb ben jeben en- grpBe
aib getptpe - Il Ihutt ipurrie! 60
en- Sid ben bic nit sdspedtst, IN
iebsr bot feline @onn aufgepidt IN
Is aufgstihumpf, oIs iDeHR i9 E
ganss fronSOffde @brmie mar. off
aobrs BEN Ie bulb gsnug senobtiBt,
baB ih en- 5reinb tpar, I'M tpie ie
erIdt meme Storie sebOrt BEN, bu
mare ie orig bdppig. Sn fin fars
prrift getpefe, baB Te mid nit gee
tennt ben. dinner off aobrs lam i9
nuh nit tdspsdte. boB mid bic gnrts
se Dslt fsnni. Wsn, i9 ben e ges
Iost, Dob i'd sIsiGs bsht ben bsitf9sl