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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25
semi-nnaIs for Presidents Cup.

NEW ROCHELLE. oct. 24.--The scmi-fina
round for the presidents cup was played
to-day ut the WykaEyl Country Club. H.
q. Wright and q. c, Semple were the win
ners in the upper bracket and Il. G. Loder
and q. II, Hoffman won In the lower. The
two victorious pairs will meet in the final
next Saturday.
I.oder won the handicap against par
to-day for a Gun given by ". j. Murphy
He was down, The summaries
Presidents Cup-Semi final round--B O.
wright and -. 9. Semple beat y. H. Rusev
and G. H. Maltby, and 3. H. g. I.nder and
q, II. Hoffman beat T. j. Rockcr and
W n Judklns, 2 and ..
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THREE WINNERS AT MoNTCLAIR.
Brown, Merrill and smith Lead
Their Respective Glasses.

MoNTCLAIR, y. j.. oct IA ball
sweepstakes in three classes and a
women's putting contest were played on
the Montclair Golf club links this after
noon. In the sweepstakes Dr. J. S. Brown
won In Class A. G. Il. Merrill in Glass Il
and Dyer Smith in Class G. In the ladies'
putting competition Mrs w. u. Bremmer
won. Tho scores in the sweepstakes:
Glass Abr. j. s. Brown. s4-l2 72: A.
III j. 4, Kelsey. ssGa. II. p l.. Gallagher.
s9-l2. ~. J. y. Kremer, $50. 70; r. g.
Kerr e3--il. 80
luke, S1-i6. rs. G. w Billings, s9--l3, rs:
e; y. stearns. .94-le. Is; A. u; Hopper.
96--is, Is; X. Starrett. 9p--i6. SO.
Glass Oyer Smith. iO5--2s, II; + c.
Iowrie. 1000. so; A. s. Clement. iil--So.
81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25
Three ScarsdaIe Golfers Tie.

IIARrspALE, y. V, oct "4-Both the
Glass A and Glass u golfers competed for
the same prize al the Scarsdale Golf and
tie was tine result.
Two Glass A golfers. c. II Quereau
s9--lJ. "a. and +. w. De Jain. STA.
"a, and one Glass Il man. Dr. +. C. Tracy.
Elf. ~. were the three who tied The
tie will be played OFF later. The scores :,
Glass A--C IL Quereau. Sis. -: F. W.
De jam. s'-i3 "a scott stewart Sd
., Class B-pr. =, &C., ,Traec%, ,sl.lIa =
sweepstakes class A u. Grafus, So
g. ~; c. H. Quersau, ss-l5, ~; F. W.
DE Jahn, SIS "a Scott stewart So
10. 10.
class BE c. Tracy, -el--l7. ~ W. r
Zimmerman PS--lT, IS: II. A, Wells 100
20, IS. ID. Nevlus. $50. -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25

RYE, y. y, oct. 24-Scrstch foursomes
were played to-day at the Apawamis Club
for cups given by J. $. and II. II.
Raymond. Norton Squire and Serey
Plummer with a score of S. led the field.
l.. H. Latham. s5--13 -. won the sweep
stakes The scores.
Norton Squire and Seney Plummsr. ss.
T.. j. Laidlaw and NJ W. LlidlaV. 50; =.
Metcalfe and ID r. Hartshoru. So: =. Bat
e. II Dickinson, -. r. 4. Moore aud Ed
ward Park, "a W. VI. O!er and II :.
Graves. ~
S,veepsiakes-t. II Latham. S5-'3. -;
\ H. Si-usherE. .: rs. -; II. l.. powney.
Hagrrtl NS-li g
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KENT WINS TWO: TIES ONE.
Crack shot IL at BRy.ide Trans
First Time This season.

Making his first appearance for tho
season AT the traps Of the Bayside Yacht
Club yesterday Frederick w Kent broke
6s Of 10 clay pigeons at which he aimed.
Kent won the weekly handicap. the
scores being: Kent. 25-2-25; II. l..
Bendt, 22-3-2j II r. Funks. Al
81 W. NJ. Collins. le-4-23; +. r. Long.
2o-2-22; n. e. Vause, l6--5-2l j.
Johns. 12--s-2O.
In the yearly handicap Kent also won,
Telling "a Bendt felled %. Frederick
II. Long dropped 90. W. NJ. Collins had
"A gross score at % and Nause scored Il
In the stevens cup competition Bendt
and Kent tied
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25
BUCKNELL MEN HIDE TRICKS.
Beat SusGuehanna on Straight Foot
hall AZ scouts Lool. On,

LRwtSBuRG, Pa, oct. "a Burknell de-
fcatcd Susduehanna hero to-day, a. to 0.
The visitor at times mt IN a stiff battle,
once holding BucSnell on the l ward line
for downs Bucfuet started t0e game
without Heru the star tackle. who was
I'm poor sh pc. Chambers was az half
hack in place OF Ke!ser bone in his
ankle having been broken last Saturday
in the Cornell game.
Straight 70 tball was used almost on
tirely throughout the contest. Bucknell
not caring to show ner plays on account OF
several scouts from other colleges being
on the field. SusqueHanna m de only two
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25

PAwHNG, y. Y, oct 2t--Tho eleven
OF pawlng School kept up Its clean slate
this afternoon In winning from St
Stephens College by "a score OF 2S To q.
The heavy Pawlng backs, especially
Patterson and O'NeIll. ripped ST
stephens line with ease, The game was
featured by an eighty yard run by Whit
ncy. the Pawling quarterback St.
stephens was the first to score on Pawling.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25

EANN","NtE, NOt. II fINrfy Harper
Of tho Senators struck ouc twenty-three
batter 81 the Young Mons Club ~
HiGpcHe,d Park here this afternoon and
pitched r0n-ht, no~r'm game, score
10 o. Grprre Low, a pitcher IN the
Atlantic League, and Alev CASTOR. catcher
for Providence. both - s.dpnts Of Ridge
field Park, mad" M The battery against
Harper, who had hia brother Walter
catch him and members Of the Oritanl
Field Club IN tho fed Ia back him up
Harper did not allow base on balls
Lowe struck out fourteen OF the Oritani
hattcrg
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25

ELI2ABrrU. y. j.. oct. 24-Montcla,r
Academy defeated PlnEry school here to-
day. 20 to u. omen play was used freely
and the visitors tried a thrilling triple A.
layod pass watch nlmos' scored. Mont
clair eXcelled In the second half with
strong end runs by Radford. Manners
and Hazel. For PinSry School Bruce at
qua rterbaCk cXcelled
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Phillips Refuses to wait.

P1ArNsTELp. n. j., Oct, 2t.-Although
the competition is scheduled to continue
two weeks more, as result OF to-day's
play Royle T. Phillips becomes the win
ner OF the presidents cup at the Park
Gof Club. with 22is points. These cards
were returned for the presidents and
Oakmont cups;
r. W. Thompson, loa-22. so: charlie.
n Morse, 9a-l2 81; c, J, Hand, 9G--l2 81;
o: q, mn. ioo-is, -; W, Tough, 100
V Hickman, ios--l7. SO; Royie r, Phillips
So, ~ II. E, Blaz'er. SIS, ~; j, A.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25
boxers Must Not II. Rough.

CLEyELhND, oct, 2I,-Local fight fans
agreed to-day that even amateur boxing
Is to he killed here-the homo OF prac-
tlcslly every national amateur champion.
The state amateur boxing tournament
held here last night was turned into a
farce when Police Captain Graul, acting
as Mayor Bakers personal representative
allowed the show TO continue with the un-
derstanding that mo hard blows be hit"
On one occasion n bout was stopped be-
cause the "chce-iug was too loud
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25
Maxine Payne Wins Trottins Match.

RET BANK, y, j., Oct. IA trottlng
rae" for purse OF $500. best three heats
In nye, was held on the half mile track
OF the Monmouth County Fair Grounds
thiA afternoon
The horses which raced were Fred IM-
hers Erred J., OF this city and Henry
NuNinbrln'S's MRNlue Payne OF Long
Branch. The heats were close Maxine
Payne taking tho tirSt second and fourth
heats. HIS time was 2l9, 2:I9k. 2:2O
Fred L. nosed ont tho third heat in o:17ib.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25
Mountain Alone Beats Bogey.

Giles RIDGE. y. J., oct sI-ln com
petition against par on the Glen Ridge
Country Club links to-day l.. n. Odds won
in Glass A and NJ. F.. Mountain in Glass
h. The scores
Glass Al y. Oids, l down; II. VI.
Purn, down; G. Place, down. q. W.
Yates. down.
class B-M F Mountain up W. -
Seymour, down; II. NJ Walker, down;
p, f, Council 2 down. W. T.. Fairchild,
down; r. G. Durham. down; T.. W.
Congdon. down; j. u, Lyon, . dow n .
Z. Cnnnell 4 down. Q. y. baldwin. I down.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25

GAgpEN ,rTy, oct est. PANTS
school had little trouble in defeating the
hamilton institute team OF New York
here this afternoon, the score being 10
to o, 81 Pauls played an open game
In pinches the Hamilton line failed IN
stand the attack OF ST Pauls backs. Reid
and Dietrich ala especially we'll for the
home team, the latter running back punts
twenty aud thirty yards.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25
VANDERBILT is NOSED OUT.
North Carolina Victor when Goal
From Touchdown Is Missed

NASHVILLE, Tom, oct. 2i.-Vande rhlt
and North Carolina fought h"rCely for tho
right 10 contest the southern championship
with Nirginia this afternoon and Carolina
won, 10 to o II was CHro'ua's first tr-
umph over Vanderbilt in many years and
Tandys toe CAV" tina long end to the Tar
heels. Each team made q touchdown and
field goal. hut Tandy kicked q goal from
touchdown whereas Carman missed. The
hncup.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25

GLEN cow. l.. l., oct 2I.-Judsor
Lounsbery won the eighteen hole hand-
cap at the Nassau Country club to-day
with score of 9O-l1. 80. The other
scores:
H. l. Pratt, a6--eo IS. + u Pratt SIS
20 .5 Henry cape. $50. 80: l. L. Hop
kin.. s,-iS. 70; D. $. willard. s5-20 II:
" IL Nichols Jr.. s@-l4. ~: II. II. Dean.
gI-Id ~. H. : de Selding. 9e-21. -;
l.. 4. Rider s2-l3, -. II. -. Honeyman,
Sg--lO. 80.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25
BOXING BOUTS LAST NIGHT,

. Hi'adwaN SportIng Club-So,dicr Bart.
n ~ "ntpuin'od Frankie Natter.
HIoWuS Gymnasium Eddie Smith aud
N,I' '"rtca boxed a draw
- 'm..i \ '.--Bttt'lng Rcynold, ONT.
pointed EH'1nr Couifroy.
IrN ng y c. Dutch Brandt ana Eid
TaNIur hat'iod 10 a draw
Hn',h,N \ g. Johnny Mario out
pointed Andy Coaches.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25
ERASMUS SHOWS NEW LIFE.
commercial scoreIcs-. while Hall
Boys Get - Points.

Erasmus Hall showed n big improve
nent ana beat Commercial yesterday on
the latter's held, ~ 10 \. with the ex-
ception OF the first period. Erasmus out
played It's opponents. Erasmus scored
touchdown In each Of the second and
third quarters, Olson going over the line.
The latter failed on his two attempts
10 kCk n EnMl. Tho Imam.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25
Only One semi-annI Played.

ARcoIA. y. j., oct eat tie Arcoln
Country Club next Saturday the cham
pionShp win he decided when Charles +.
EDDY meets the winner Of the Griggs-
Abbott match. which will he played some
day next week Charles y. Eddy this
afternoon defeated Robert Cunningham by
up and to play.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25
Paterson Ties 81. Johns Prem.

The elevens OF st. Johns Prep and
Paterson High Of Paterson, y. j., battled
to I to tie yesterday at Suburban
oval 81, Johns scored on forward
pass, Murphy to Mccormick. which Melted
twenty yards. Paterson tailed ON
straight football. Blue scoring.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25
PENN LIKELY TO GET
DONOVAN AS TRAINER
Old Time Splinter, Now at Hsr-
ward, May Be Replaced
by Robertson.
200 BOYS IN RELAY RACE


An important change IN trainers Is
by the University OF PENNSYLVANIA to OBJ
tain tho ser,,ices NJ poocb Dopovan tho
old professional snr,nter u-ho has heen
a biz factor at Harvard, Donovan's con-
nIras nov, anr,rv ma To- so,na ,,,,o en-.
Duakera nav. hoo, trvIny 10 est rim, On
sign ,,,h pa,ns,.t,.arta w
,rha',,st' na,,i.,!,,, 1t, A,- ,,.a,,,,,
NJ 49, :, a, o., &c.. ,.,,i, ,.,,n
,o,,.,sn 1a,,,t,s ~ 80 u"
,, 1854, va ~, nm NV - "",,eu a.
lehns! ~ ana lnsre ~ no uotpt tnd' ne
mouiu aiso De useiul VI assistihk George
Orton WIN 'he track team ana inns may
cause the authorities To raise the ante
sufilclently. AZ present the salary onered
by Pennsylvania differs from the amount
required by Donovan by about $1,000. so
the probability i that an agreement Will
be reached and that POoch will transfer
his allegiance from Harvard to Penn
sylvanla.
Matters have progressed so far thai
Harvard IL already loading aronnd FOR "A
man 10 take Donov,n's Mace I. has been
whisnarad tia, I'm c,sa Donov,r dacides
I'm iaavs ttarrarI hi. s,cnsssnr wlu M,
f.,r'sn,, pnL.rtsn, ,b, trt.h ,,,.rlc,n
:, ,.i H., r,, ~ 80, 90 80
- - '"'"e' ny ~ - S''u' - Wv
Wv WI "' ''''' ''"'' E ~
paItlcu"I'S KEN 10 dSe'P' pos. "a
lame VI ~ VI ",' '''a' rs ''.V"'7'
ne goes To harvard next year ne W"uiu
nave 10 De ia attendance dufhlS the Io''-
pail season ana that would prevent sivS
his time to the regimenihl athletes when
they are preparing Tor their fAll games
Carrying out the idea Of return to
real cross-country racing, the course fd
the Championships to be run AZ Van Cort-
landt Park has been changed and the
runners Will have far more difficult
stretch To cover than they have cncoun-
tered In previous years. There was a
complaint after last years races that the
course was not truly hb and dale ono
and that ~ who had won champion
ships on the HAT received an undue ad-
vantage.
FRED w. fuhien, president or the Met
ropoliian Association went over the
,1".se .i.'. we ''elS WI Wv 'Ie s'h.I'i'''
o. Wv ,,n5 30 ,d 81
1T. ,e ~, a., - ~, , - 'mu ',,,Is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25
Fourth victory for Morristown.

MoIRIsTowE, y. J., DC. 24.--Mor,Is.
town School won It's fourth successive VIC
tory to-day when Hasbrook school OF Os.
shining. y. Y. was beaten 30 to on the
Morrlstown Field. Wendell and Clements
did most % the carrying Of the bali for
the winners. and Seelsy was the star OF
the losing eleven. n
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25

Scorr-Dc witt Clinton. G; Boys High, o.
Touchdown cnsohn. Substitutes uchtcr-
Ionic for Whary. Elson for Higgins, bernstein for
German, German for bernstein FOR BOYS High:
Gillian FOR ka,z Power for Mills for De Witt elm
ton. Referee a. Thorpe, Columbia Umpire
Meyer. Lincsman Clemson, Boys High. Time OF
quart 70 minutes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25

Score-Buckncll, 49, Susquchanna, q. Touch
downs Gdanic, !; SPOTS, Mnrrot. Goals from
from held Chambers Time Of quarters two Of
rs minutes and two OF 70 minutes Referee
Bower, Franklin and Marshall. Umpire Sauters.
Head lincsman --lIcn1cy, L, Up. substitution
Chambers for Marriott.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25

score North carolina, 10 Vanderbilt o sub
sltutlonS Forest Tor Cowcll. Reed for Fuller
M,rrhn ior Nir.ton, hcrtcr for Roams, shes
Allen Goats from ncld Carmen, Tandy Touch
Gowns Ramsay, curry. Goal flom touchdown
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25

- Sc9tr-iordham, q Rhode island Sillc o.
down Wymard. g Solicitations Rice for Wv
mard, Mulcahy for REC Nym1ri for Rl"". y fF
X cchcr for Kane. MnuafTy for Corrid"N ?. m" tor
kochcr, Carnrous Tor 'icl.r.1, I1fn'"N ''~ Ann
strong, Bartoll for EdWnntF. N.vuu f'r Egulo'..
Referee .HarWood Virginia. Iun'rc 'hc' e,
" ashlngtOn and jefferson. L!nrs.n =. Ban
non. Princeton. Time uf periods ~ and 10 min
ute pairs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25

score Erasmus, ~ Commercial o. Touch
downs Olson. > safety Burnham. Substitu-
tions Freeman for felter, sullivan for Castel-
lanos. Referee Coulter. Brown Umpire Hart.
Princeton. Linesman- -Du Temple. CONNIE rcisl
Time OF quarters u minutes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25

Nor. than zoo schoolOoys will take part
IN thu $50 yard relay race NJ the athletic
aud football carnival to be held at the
Polo Grounds next Saturday for the bene-
III ~ the Crania tuberculosis Prrventorium
Society. The race is sanctioned by the
Public Schools Athletic Lea que and the
best sChOOlboy runners OF the district will
be among the starters. Many professors
and members Of college faculties nave ac-
cepted invitations TO attend. with the idea
OF witnessing the soccer football game.
They will make a comparison between the
soccer game and the game now popular in
colleges. so far as the liability " the play
ers to injury IL concerned The competing
teams will be the Bronx United and the
Columbia Ovals, two of the best IN this
vicinity
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25

Score-Morris, ~; Stuyvesaut U. Touch
downs Erwig, Colletti BroufmAn Goal from
touchdown Manly. Goal from placement
Erwig Safety Suhsttutlons Morris
Balcstcr for Rosenberger. Hicks for Schwcidlc.
SniTcn for Jansen. Fisher for Trainer. OMara
for Ellis, Sconed for Sherwin. Hunt for Man
heimcr Broufman for Suuircs. Sherwln for
Scoheld. StuyVcsant-Nc for Sinclair.
Referee. II. Hastings, Cornell. Umpire a. J.
McFlroy. Cornell. Head lneSman- O'Day. Ford
ham. Time Of quartcrS-lO minutes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-25

Score Commerce, o: poly Prep, o. Touch
downs-Pbrks ouinl. Substltutons-Ch for
Quinn, Quinn for Chllds, Referec-Abcc, Dart
mouth, unpire-Goate. Head l,ncsrnan-Fon-
teinc. Columbia. Time OF auarters-i2 minutes
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-28
Der o&f lm oen Sue3eanaG.
Don Stefan 5weIs.

AsIiDte nod Snbim oaF Gin DfIilsi ~
lirJai, ianbtn bic GnaIdnbsr obIeils. Gle
idben 80 unb siptifeltsH. Jnitiutips fpat
HitmaIb ihre Gote etirsIsn. co bdts
ten ie bic eoldnbsr amtrita trcbefH Ials
fen, bic Bran5oIsn Canada, bic porta'
aielm 5nbitn, nm eff bann, iptnn bic
arobit7 Standardization ~ausasrobsi iDas
Ftn. ben Grmalisim ibre 4bat 81 snts
ribsn. SCR Sphsm btr MnEniisuna
frtr str Gnstaisn nidi undbnIid btr taft
pbbfolosiIhsn Snttnigtns nranhsr nltbe,
rtr 1bierarisH. bic 1thtr uHb gotrdibt
lihi' bon oubsrtn auTbonen unb Iamm,ln
laHtl, ua fb bann pI5blid IN iGbsm
Anipluna Der irsmben WHbe ~ bemdhs
tietn, esbot linen uu@ bissmal 3urifs
bdltung iolans has @tlinem nod nidt
D,rbirsi mar. Gle fobsn 3D. idabtuIrcb,
ais fA Gnrisriateiisn Bel Der auselsis
dung Der Observation-Disclosures Der bsibsn
Wleere uHb BET ginnenIstn tranbsn, unb
mibtrduifh, ais Der mtIhloHtne mile
Der Jnasnieurs ben Wiberltdno Der Rdtlr
beipdltigis. SIN Sabre 1869 mar bas az
aduiiIhe Wert mbIid bolenbst, bic
Wesre uertinisi, he Wslisn chamber btrs
bril- II. Snbisu. SapsL bic IA lsesns
odrtn 2dnbtr, idisnn burh bic fan breis
fade 9ertiirJuns bts Bsses nit tinsm
MaIs nnb, Der @tii bate iibtr bic Rdinr,
Der Wile iiber bds WibirdueH triums
pbirt. europa iubslis anE NIT sldn1sns
ben Neiieu nurbe bic 3bot asfeitrt. 9ais
fer GrnnJ Joltf, aaiTeriH Guesnit, Der
~5uhiuftias aailsr BON 9sutIhldnb pobus
ten Der Gr6ffuuns bsi. SouIenoe itroms
ten 5uiammsn. @sroi's .ai6a" mar Der
9riumpbsddna Der @riiubuna, SIN
RauTh bon 8easiFsrund srfdRis dlle gsns
tioneu. Dur bic GnelGnbsr iidnben abs
itits, Gis iubsltsn MIDI. re rsdnsten
uno tporieten
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-28

pbetsn entroIt mar. Sbre anbersR @ese
in bic Welt iinb Isiat an u~ertbeiOisen.
Gibraltar unb ber AermeltdnaI iinD Mafs
Iertiefsn, bic feline irbtfde Strait uusia0s
pfen fam, gdFe, bic feline Slotte gang al
~Ipsrren, feline arinss ismuIs 81 SsrIt0ren
bsrmag. aud tie finb 5er3uDern I'M Orr
sanismus ibrer Serrfdnft. absr aud
glei9Inm unterirbiI9e. bic Der gun5er ibz
RET 5lottt, Der 9trt ibrer GeIfungen BIT
IdiBen permdg. Mber Der Sue5tdndL 1T
gleitfem bic Gallagher ibrer Seeherrs
I6aft, pffen an Der Sberfldde ldufenb
unb lei6t perlebIi9 bnrn sinen einaissn
gei9idt geFiibrten StOB. Sin fliiatises
Stoden bes 9ertebrs IN bisier ihmaIeu
aber fam fdon our appplerie bss enslis
I9en Smperiums fi9ren. 4Is Dor 5tDei
Sohren sinmdl ein ein5elnes nit Dnnamit
belabenes Sniff bort u%nterging uub ben
Gingdng perIeste, piirgte ibr gamer
0eltbdnbel mad Cuff. Man mpdte e.
nidt gu iprensen aus Tur4t. bic llfer
3u gcfdbrbeu, piele Sage tparen nOtbig,
i'm es dus3nrdumen unb 81 beieitigen.
limb in ar bieitn Sasen lag Der 5dnbel
brad, Snoien mubte tpdrten unb europa
pegsn bieies ein8igen @9iffes. bisfes ileis
men qfr6pfens In Der fhmalen R0bre, =
Sin ~sinSiges 56iff, an ri4tiger Gtelc
~psrIenti, cine raTde Nieberlegung Der
llferpfd6le, bic @erleguug elmer Muspeins
iteIe, foI1e feline geringe Ebdten an bies
Ter berIeblihen STEELE f6nnen unenbIihe
6oIgen seieen. Snbien, 4uitrdlien, ole
bic Gambler ibres Smperiums tperben NIT
cinem Mdle oann meilenfern uno militdz
rid TAFT unerrei96ar. Die gdn3e Butts
3irtulatipn Hires Sunbels fam itoden,
rpirb bier bic Qber gefdidt sefdniirt peer
Der 9uls eefprengt. 6ier pber nirgea6s
1T bic entI6eibenbe SteIe, mo bds maris
time England getrofFeu iperoen fam.
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tpiiIen es aud. gif benz TeidteR @es
pGTer, no font 6anbelsI1iffe urglps
%treu3ten, ifehen iebt tpoht ibre 9an3er auf
Nadt, unb engliihe Sffi3iere lageu aus,
Of nidt am fernen Sori5out bic erFten
eilbouetten Der 8ebuinen erT6einett, pb
nint I'M Gamble Der erfte ltnpi1e ber niss
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nirO 9egesnung CUR 5hidialsfunbe, Elm
aainpf CUR gntideibung. 1tno FELTON,
maa linen Sumutbe fem in iener 3albez
riTden Gtunbe bes Mbenos, penn ois
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brobenb fi9 bic rotbe Gi6et bts Salbz
molos bebt, 6os ur1lte Wdhr8eihen Dos
hammebs, unb bann bielel6en Sterue hes
9rients linen 81 Sdupten flamnen, bic
bier fiiblfos fnpn unbere WeItreine sis
srnnbe eeben Fdber, bic Yharuoneu, biz
PerIsr unb bag geipaltige Gnn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-28

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