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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-24
Soldier Bartfield Has Big Money TO
Exchange for Little Information

ing is all that any man is good for. |
was offered 81 600 10 box three chumps,
hut | won't give up my little cigar bust
ness to go back Five years Of lighting
blood IN a man--thats all After that he's
simply like an engine gone hot-he's
all burned out. The human cant stand
any more than hve years Of constant
c.nditioninE, 1t takes everything out Of
man. Every cord. every sinew. every
muscle is taxed and strained and after
five years they won't respond as before.
I've got the good sense to know that
couldn't come back after such long
rest anyway. They'll only get the old
sailor in the "ecord books from now on"
X q Brown was asked the other night
II he was going over TO Germany to fight
for the Kaiser:
We'll idts like dis" piped * O. "Vcn
l was fighting dldt the Kaiser come over
here und take EN- on der chaw for me? No.
veil den Wy shouldt ] go over dere und
shtop bullets Wit my chest for der Kaiser?
I'm mutual. I am"
The Olympic A G, of Philadelphia sue.
ceeded yesterday in closing the match
between Young Ahearn and Jack Dillon
for New Years Day. Mike Gibbons had
been offered bout with Ahearn or Dillon
and he refused to box. The men are
WoTklnE on percentage, an unusual thing
in Philadelphia Dillon won his last fight
there when he knocked Charley Weinert
out in two rounds,
Charley White did not leave Chicago
Tuesday, He sets sail for the big noise
to-day and will arrive az Christmas
present TO the fans, He will go Mt once to
Cooper's gymnasium to taper Off for
Shugrue
Jack Curley, who has signed Jess VIII
worlds heavyweight championship, IL in
FL Paso, Ten. investigating the possibili-
! ties of Juarez as a battle ground II ia
suggested that the ring be pitched in
front OF the grand stand OF tho Juarez
Jockey club on March 9.
II IL not generally known THAI KID
| Williams will defend his title against
Johnny DAILY on Christmas Day in the
same han in which he made his first New
York appearance. Tho Pioneer Sport,na
/ club occupies the hail formerly the bome
of the National sporting club In Forty-
fourth street
| Snowy Baker cablcd Jimmy Johnston
yesterday offering Joe Shugrue $40 600
| for three fights n the Jersey hoy ia
lucky enough to beat Charley White.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-24
KINSELLA EVENS SCORE
In PRO SQUASH MATCH
Takes Three Straight Games on
Home Court After FerOn
Wins First Two.

Walter Kinsela, challenger for the pro-
fessional squash tennis championship OF
tho world. defeated Stephen ]. Fcron.
holder of the title, at the Squash Club
courts yesterday in the second contest of
their match by three games to two. with
scores at 9--15. Ills. 15-s. 15--13,
15--6 The men are tied now for the title,
as Fcron won the first match a week ago
at the Harvard club. three games to one.
and a vhird deciding contest will he played
at the Princeton club courts next Wednes-
day.
kinsclla who Is mentor at the Squash
Club. and who has been playing the game
for only about two years, was NOT figured
70 have much OF a chance against the
Harvard Club professional in yesterdays
match after his showing in the first con-
test. He showed great improvement in
form. however. over last week when he
took to the courts after period OF illness,
and played exceptional squash even IN
she first two games, which he lost.
Feron was very fast In the opening
game and did not appear to mind playing
on the strange court. He took everything
the ball around the four walls In great
style. The very energy that he played
with In this game used him UP quite a
bit and although he won the second. II
-as 70: 90 cas: sc- HIN. E!.:cila LED y.
the second at II 20 4, and looked to have
il taken when Feron came through with
A burst of speed and ran out the game
while Kinsela failed to make another
point.
This squirt took great deal OF the
speed and stamina OUT OF Feron and be-
sides he was accidentally hit in the eye
by Kinsella's racket late in the game and
could not see well throughout the rest o!
the match. with Feron slowed up. Kin
sella put on all speed and won the third
fourth and fifth games. The point score:
FIRST GAME.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-24

MAJ son SOtAE e. Il u
| Tues day, December 2nth
CHARLIE WHITE tVN t'u -
YOUNG SHUGRiE JFKSTl bul,
Seat Sale Now. Tickets AZ \gCo''"'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-24
EDGAR APPLEBY AVERAGES 10.
Unfinished Hun OF - Completes
Game with Ungcr.

Edgar T. Appeby, the young Columbia
Istudent, played Glass A billiards in defeat
ing Ferdinand A. Cnger OF Montclair last
night at Doyle's billiard room in the final
round of the Glass G tournament, 200 to
la. 1t took the winner just twenty In
lnngs to gather the necessary number OF
points to win, and he made ninety of these
In the last two innings. His average for
the game was an even 10. or only four
less than fingers best run. and his biggest
innings were 46. ~ and a. the first two of
these being made successfully In the nine
lteenth and twentieth sessions. tnger aver
Jagged 3 1919, with runs OF IL. IL and \.
The winners run OF 40 Is the best that
has been made 30 far in the tournament.
the biggest previous one being ~ made
by George T. Moon. Jr.. and his average OF
10 easily beats the best previous marx
of 4-2s. which he made himself in a
preliminary round game. Appleby might
have made n much higher run had the
game not come to close in the twentieth
inning on his forty-fourth stroke. Tie had
the balls in excellent position and they
were responding to his stroke in perfec.
fashion. The score
Edgar T, Appleby--s >. o. :. 10, o, ~, H.
o. 0, 3. "a, 10, o. 0. o. ., ., 80. a. Total 200.
Average. 10. High runs, &c, ~ and 20.
T. H. L. IT, ~ T. g. o. rotal' q;
Average, 1919. High runs, ~ l. and s.
Louis A. ServaNus defeated George II.
Spear In tho slowcst game of the final
| round az the afternoon session by a
1core of 200 to 1852. Both of the men re-
sorted q safety play continually and as
result 81 took the winner seventy-three
innings TO make his two cenuries. His
average therefore was brought down TO
. sara. and his best runs were only IL.
| 10 and H. Spear went to the table once
less than his rival and made an average
of . SIC, with l6. II and II as his best
clusters. Servatius took the lead at the
outset and never lost Il. The score:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-24

Srors-N New York University. IS. Catholic
University %. Goals from held-New York
University. Levy g. storey. cummings 2, NJ
white =. catholic University. Cadrcy :
white .. ponnrlly >. keegan. Cartwright 2
HinChcIln Goals from foul-Levy 10 sub
stitutipns Block for storey, 'Arlln FOR NJ
White Hnchclin TO- Canrey R"feree-Mr
De.rlng Manhattan College. Time Of halves
30 minutes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-24

Newtown High School defeated Townsend
Harris Hall yesterday In +. 3. A. /.
basketball contest NJ Juniper Hall by a
score of 30 to 10 In the first period the
Townsend lads offered stubborn resistance
and held the scoro at intermiss,on to 7
to 6, in NeWton's favor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-24

Snowy Baker cabled Jimmy Johnston
yesterday offering Joe Shugrue $40, 900
for three fights n the Jersey hoy ia
lucky enough to beat Charley White.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-24

Hamilton Institutes crack basketball
five continued it's unbroken chain of vic
tories for the season at the expense OF CO.
lumbia Grammar's quintet on the floor of
the latter yesterday. Hamilton led all
the way In very spirited game and es-
! tabllshed q AZ to 80 triumph. The hero
was horinVsa, the centre of the vlctors
lie scored ~ or his sides points, netting
mo less than thirteen baskets, and five
times scoring across the entire length az
the floor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-24

Charley White did not leave Chicago
Tuesday. He sets sail for the big noise
to-day and will arrive az Christmas
present TO the fans, He will go Mt once to
Cooper's gymnasium to taper Off for
Shugrue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-24

ENanoer thrdS High School played rs
first game In the y. s. 4. l.. basketball
tournament yesterday and was soundly
beaten 10y the Stuyvesant team on the
lattcrs court. The score was As to z
The th!lds school players showed lack
of practice. hut Gamely tried to check the
Stuyvesant procession 10 tho basket
Gercken scored all OF the points for
Evander Chlds on three field baskets and
one from the foul line.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-24

The Hudson Auto Lamp Works have
opened a Brooklyn branch at 1854
Bedford avenue. II Adelman. president
Of the company. is the originator OF the
Microscope and several similar devices.
This company was the first to produce
a V-shapc radiator for Ford cars.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-24

Tho local branch OF the Firestone Tire
& Rubber Company. OF which Dan c
SNander Is manager. has Just added
three new statesmen 10 ito force. T.. @
Schumann. l.. 5, Norbury and William
pudde.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-29

ocomme touiours1 lln0 nr ba6 nal
bic Site, un6 ieBe mir einen berniini=
ti9en Sropfen Dor. bamit mir auf oein
NDancement srit einmol orbnungsge.
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an3ubieten."
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IN ben 2leroer bineinrebst. gBos
piIIft bu2 MiB2 Rot2 SberrD2
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ebenioeui lDie nit ibrem Batter. Sis
mar i'm iibrigen eiipus 3uriidbaIienb
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ipiiis Aedbeit III Der Gprohe qeerbt,
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Q9is eiuem @pgel i'm Malo pflegts
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finger oDer @dniub. gei ieoer Geles
eenbeit freute er iih. ben befliioelten
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ritlt er5leHunesberiune Der Hdnte
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-29
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Dberf ION Giebenbera lieB Dds Qr.
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lnueriilBsm GdHsln rsicbts e. benz
@huagtr bic 6anb Lev mos tam
ebsn bios ausserebntt ipieber mir pals
Iiertn!"
0einrih 4lobeipitt fieb Iih bic 0dns
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Ielirbier 8u uabe tam uno lieB ilCb ben
bebagIiben natubflebber" falleu
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6iHlmsl uu MI 3iebit 0u II Seiidi
pit II Qei9enbitler Da battle mir
oeine 9pdler ID gar MID 3u tsIepbcnles
rem brauntn. ipie Ne III i9rer triien
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nea gIilditraBIeHben ArigaDeilibrsrs,
net pu alfp nli tiAiigaebsnb aspprben
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mitl eln Geiiht pie bier 9uae Hs
gen Dos ninn NIT mol MID
libel
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ernfeu &hriiscl duf unb 40.
.Eo3 ifpbouieri Dat Die arab6el
aoas hehi i6r dbnlih ,Sa oie Nldnels
IN mas, bas iit immer aleih 8euer unb
3Ylafume, iiil0 uniereina III beind1 aus
nem gIleitgs piAi lDenn ~ u M
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ih 6aiie MIDI ia nett Ia ailer &e
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blt inappsn slrei SdAt9en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-29
HIM O. 9rlliug

bod in @erIailles fait 3lpei Sabre gu.
fammen pnr. Sd babe biz bod Dor
SuIe er3d9lt, Gniel2 Sule S6rsden.
bd9, bic auf Dem groBten @ute bel
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&6rbe nusgeteilt BAT.
nSa. ia, beiinne mi9 muB n
biB9sn OerOrebte Dume iein, 6ieIt
&omtefie, non allen, mas man in Der
bieiigen 9egen0 BON ibr bort, ertrobo.
CANT un0 70 sinige Iagten, Elm ri9-
tiges Nlannpeibi. Dor iolc6en Dus
men babe id immey b0llf9e Mon=
f4etten ee6abt, mein Ginb."
nReipett fam man audi por Sulc
9aben, ben batten mir alle. oenn ite 1T
ebenIo tIug ipie reid ober perDrebt
1T onoers sic ipeiB nur, mas iie
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unb in Der gan5en 1,mgebung fir
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ipmpatbiiiere oroBortig NIT ibr, unO
ib bin 0es6alb ond gelponnt, Sules
8ruOer tennen 3u lernen"
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sg1i9ts nit .oba"l ober es liegt
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ipmmen ni1t uur. ipeil $HlpB
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-29

bate Der gro6e 6uio geontiportet.
n@ofiir babe i'd iie ieBt ouf ben Cab
nen" , uno ipO IS an 0it9 ltatt an
ieiner Statt por, ans 6eirdten 3ll
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ii1 cine Periide 5u3ulegen. Dieie
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-29

iebr ais feriige iunqe Dame, als
@roBiidbterin unb Sobter oes Reeis
mentstommonoeurs, oIs oaB iie oroBe
ylrigimg ge3eiet 6dtte. Iit6 ben pie
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feI6neema6tsn QBirti1aftsiorgen bers
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gen, bic iie gu Sniel 6einrin unter-
bieli, teinen Nbbru9 getan. 6einri9
BON pobetpitt freute li1 iogar ibrer
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lcbnfiic6tie einen Sungen gepilnIbt
ais iie aur Welt tam iebt mar er
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baB 9iip bic 0ausfrau erieBie, felt iie
aus Der penIion 5uriid mar 9leucrs
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nieoer 3it ber6eiraten. Sebt, 100 er bic
eripahiere un6 70 bouamiitterlid tis
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qlar fir ollie 3eiien auieegeben. Sebi
bafie er nint mebr Doran, CT .onnte
ben Gioendrten bes altees
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-29

Iipp ih bic Clgaoragoner fibre BAL
lin lDasl ibcn trsiben iie einen niebei
raus aus IN mgrmeH gleit!"
nl0ermiue ldBf IiH beHens empTsbIer
un0 Dir ldeen, bob iie Ie6r. lebr itol1
auf ibren 8ruber tit, Der cine 4obnlles
rlebrigaos IN osr Reiiben3 betommsn
Bat.
mMenn bic CUTE 6ermine obnte. lpis
iDenig ib mir barous model SD ipiirc
lsln @erlaneen nab portett unb 6of-
0amen beionbers tpenn iie niHi
bablAer iinb nie bic bier8ulanbs. Sd
mar frob, bier meine Sasben al Eaben
uub bon allen ordBIiben WerpfIihtunz
gen leiOlic1 DerT&pH ail fein, 3ie bliis
ben lnir nun In ber NeiibeuS IN Der
NoIlenOung, llnb bann esb0rt ouh
II Derbeirateter &ommdnoeur bin Sn
muB reprdRriieren Bale ees
ben "
.9lenfH, tas bait bu ia bier auh
inon semabi unb ih fam Dir oas
Homplinent mnHsD. boB oeine 8ns
iiHobdlle INNER re4i nett lparen, SD
babe mid lpeni9Iiens prdHiis uniers
ballcn
.Sa. 0os mart eben i1r Hier bas
Ioge ib ja Sbr oniprudsloitu unb
2onbraiten"
nDanisl@
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lpas iH Dumit Iogen mill S6r mart
mir qsroDe re9t 70, ibr alien fomoien
Qeuter Gr mar an ben @tubI oes
SHpaoers eetreten unb iblug ibm
sur getrdftisung fsintr gDprte berss
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ipo6l bier riirfte man NleniG feiH
inter Wenihen 6ier IinD iie allc gut
ariig behagli1. glaturmenfhen
limb nori2
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'9rummbdf. llnD mas bic SaoD ans
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@isrbnrg MD. aber Define @ebiers
50de Iollen biz aus9emamt lpgrogp, lpic
II Is. IA.1IE 80. t4 ...I.It
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-29

gl6eno bonn 2rie9s Iepartemcut
ausgegebene ofii5ieae @rfldring lou-
tet
.syn 9elgien luuroen bonn 6einoe
III ser @eqeno bon Girnrinoc 3luci
9ladt1uariiie periudt, o6er o6geiuics
len. Ole oeutideu 9Initrengungeu
All Ser 6ront 3pii1eu 9aieuport uno
1irnupoe ideineu nadl5ulaiien. In.
iere Gfieuiipe critredt lid bios noro.
lid5 pon Dpeui
3uiidcn ga @aicc mo Gems lpurs
Sc BON inierer Settle aus Elm fleiner
6ortiAritt genaht
Bonn 9leit Ger 6ront III glibts 81
berihteu
6.ron5oien polileu iiberoll
Grfolge 0ebobtbaben
g8oibington. 2s. Ch. Die
offi8ieleh 9}ohridteli Der iran3oiii
heu 9otibaficu meloen Dab ser
0,Seino iibetaIl aui0c1olten moroeu
ici. Ger Mortlart oes telegram.
mes III iQlgenoer
..9on ser glrmee 0es @er5ogS BON
g9iirttembcrg nno Ser Oes aronprin.
sen BON 9aDeru puroeu mif einer 81.
nie. sic BON elmer ea9liihen grigaoe
ae6oltcu luoroep mar 1900 geihen
aeilnoen
Qlif Sen So6eli All Der SanoiiraBc
.Tes Games" lperoci Sic GerluitC
oer 1eutiden aiii 20OO @lonu oe
iAdtt ipd6reno mir an Eo0ten nm
@erpuioeten muir ehOa 100 Nlanu
einbiBten.
gInoere glngriffe noHentlicb norO'
lih uno iiioIib ser Sonme lui0 bel
gerrU All 9oc mareu BON aeringereI
9eoelituna.
Iie Meloungen aus allen Sbeilen
oeuteu oaroui BIN Dob ser '@eeuel
ernitlid allfgebalten poroen 1T. Sn
2ouie oes geiiri9en Cages nodtcu
bic Ner6Hnoeten 5a6lreiHe @eiot
gene.
S1 &nlen 6alten SIC riliiiden ,er
ioloe an 9ei Ser3otp 9iawa boi
cia 6citiaes @eiedt Rott0efunocn Sr
ocr @caeno bon 0lolpo 9llcrauorio
8epolen lit Ser @e9uer 5uriidacaon
aen; CT lieB 80 Gfii5iere 5000 @'anr
tuo cine g(n3o6l Wlaidineugepe6r'
5uriid SiioIid bon Soleb ii6er
idriiten Die 9iulien sic @eibiel 81
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oeit gldn3enb berIieren. SD tenne
nur 3ipei oOer BRET BEN gldmen na6.
Das tit ia aud tein @unoer, penn
man 6eoeutt, oaB iip popa SeitIebens
III louter tleinen 2rdbpintels berunls
georiidt bat"
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@ittoria i9enfte BON neuem ein 2
g1ur nibt oufbrouIeu, qappi, oos
bat Dir Der Qlr3t terboten! uno
i9IieBlicb 1T es bod feline S9on6e,
raB mir uns itets in lol@ ipin5ig fleis
men, 0ben Reitergarniionen berumges
briidt boben, Menn BIZ Di6 lpie
bu fo Oft fagit bnrin massachusetts
lpoblgeiii6lt bnf Ir 70 beKsrl SD
ieoenfalls bin ettpos bertp1bnt porz
ben @orum Hedteit ou mid ousees
rehnet naH Paris -9@
.So, froge mtr nod! g2un muB t1
cu9 nod ben Spott trasen. Seuer
mar es geraoe genlig -"
n1ofiir bin ih aud beine teurs
@in3iee. Was bGtteil 6u erIt fir
@eIo losmeroen t6nntn, penn i9 fies
ben SHipeitern bate
Jim olles in Der MeIt SiebIt
ru, Seinri9 10 1T nun oas Siiden!
Die quite s1ermine bat bod re9t, penn
Iie mir Ooripirft, baB bier nit Der
@r5ie9ung mas perieben it,"
.Gotiirli1" meinte Der Shmaaer.
o5rouen baben immer rebt. Soil
mid iplnoerr, penR bos efipo onbers
.ausiiebi ipenn infer @itDHen erf i6z
rem Nlann ero6ert bat
o9e8iebunosmeiie mari bic 9li1te
'IHnell Elm, uipenn iie Die @naoe gebobt
1oben pir0 iid erobtrr gu laHenl~
nau9 sutl pie 6auptif4e 1T,
OoB ou oein Slid modIt. 0tber
nun 1T es 3eit, 0aB i'd aufbrebe
.Woun iolrs oenu fortss6sn2 Ss ba
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eofal6eridlte aus gsai6iuatOu.

Sr. Simon g8olf feicrt
rs. @eburtStag.
Syn geiitiger ino t0rperliher 6ri-
Ibe feierte geitern Sr. Simon @olf
felt 50 SSa6ren elm 8iirger Der 9in-
oesbalptito0t, ieinen 7S. @eburts-
tag; er wuroe am 2S. Oftober 1886
in Siu8meiler, aonisreid6 8aDern
aeboren. Sr. g8oli, Ger friibere Sc
neraIfonml Der 9lmerifoncr in @g1p-
ten, bat ais befonnter &ehtsonuult
cineu rceen g(ntbeil an offentli4en
glngelegen6eiten Der 9unoesbaipt-
ita0t, insbeionoere oes 0ellti9tbuns
Der Sto0t, genonlmen Seit bielen
Syo6ren itebt er an Der Spise Der Ss-
toeliten in oen Ser. Stooten uno
6ot idon lange fiir Oie gluertenmlng
ser Suoen in 8uBlono eefdupft @r
6cqt sic Soffnng, OaB ourd oieien
arica oie llnteroriidung Ger Suoen
in GaBlauo 5ll @noc fomuen miro.
Sr. g9olf mur0c ber5li6 6egliid-
iuiinic6t mo cr6ielt iogor DieIe @ra-
titlotionsoepeihen bon allen Sbetlen
oes 2onOes.
brpiontbem emum glnsite L
lung.
SIN Observation-Disclosures Ieparte-
ment 6egiunt 6eute Die idbrlide@6rD'
iont6emum 9luSitellune. Gielelbe
iuiro cine @ohe fiir Oos oIIgemeine
9SubIifum often iein
6rou Selm berlebt-
9ln Ser Gde BON 9. uno 6'StraBe
uuroe 6rau 9(ma Seln bon DSr711
Wlount @ernon @lace, Ourd Elm glns
tomo6il oerlebt, an melHen Ser
Stelter 9lpporat ouBer Gronimg
gerot6en mar, SSral Selm mnBte
nah einen Soipital geianot meroen.
8onferott
Ger GIerf SSo6n S. Ban @led bat
Inn @eridt Inn sic @obIt6aten oes
! ganferott @eieBes nodgeiuht ST
ihdbt eiue decentralization auf
$iO35, un0 eutbo6en iiuO nidt por-
ban0en.