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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-03
COLLEGE OF
Hawaii Will
GET FOOTBALL

According to officers Of the Inter.
scholastic Football League there has
been no discrimination Ggainst the
College of Hawaii IN arranging this
years schedule. The fact that the col,
lege does not figure in the lis: Of
games is due to a general misunder.
standing.
The football men of the College of
Hawaii have adopted a lengthy reso-
luton asking that the application be
re-considered, and the chances are
that such action will be taken.
"As a matter of fact, tire ,Interschol-
astic League has made no rule touch.
ing the College of Hawaii" said q
member of the league this morning.
1t was not known that the College Of
Hawaii was to have a team until after
the interscholastic schedule had been
arranged The request of the college
will probably come before tGe league
at the next regular, or at special,
meeting. ~..~.
1T is not unlikely that the College
of Hawaii will be on the schedule yet,
but owing to the lateness of the date
it is more probable that Punahou, Nc
Kinley and any teams that wish will
give the college eleven some games
OF the regular schedule"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-03
BASEBALL NOTES OF
THE 18TH INFANTRY

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, Oct. a.
The 25th Infantry regimental team
will play the Hawaiias tomorrow at
2:30 p. m at the post athletic park.
The following Sunday they will play
the St Louis team of the Oahu league
Lieuatenant R. P. Harbold is max
ing plans for another company series
to begin sometime in November. The
company teams will be much more
closely matched than they were In
the series last spring,
K Company mas been doing some
sensational baseball stunts during the
past few days, defeating c Company
I to 0, and playing wildly exciting
game with NJ Company Thursday aft
ernoon, winning by score of to l.
K Company not only won the game
from M but also 10 gallons Of beer
from that same organization. The
roofing at this game was heard all
over the garrison, and the curious who
as consequence drifted that way
were rewarded with rafting good
exhibition of the national pastime In
the, seventh inning C.. Smith, the reg
mental first baseman who was play
ing second base for NJ. Company, made
a wonderful one-handed catch of
drive that should have been recorded
as a hit by all the rules of the game.
In making the play Smith was run
ming backward at fulf speed and gath
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team
FOOTBALL Is
ARRANGED FOR

Representatives OF the interscho-
iastic league met at the Y. M. G. A.
Yesterday afteynoon and adopted a
schedule for the second teams. AT
present there is good prospect OF q
four-team league with Mills, KAN,
Punahou and High School. Other
teams are invited to join.
The present schedule is as follows:
October IL. Kamehameha VS.. Mills,
at Kamehameha; High vs. Punahou,
at Punahou. i.sa
October Is, Kamehameha VS.. High,
at Kamehameha; Mills VS.. Punahou,
at Punahou.
October rs, Kamehameha VS.. Puma.
hou, at Punahou. H.. IT..
October "a, Mills VS.. High, at Puma.
hou. Il
November 8, Kamehameha VS.. Mills,
at Kamehameha; High VS.. Punahou,
at Punahou. ~ -
November 10, Kamehameha VS..
High, at Kamehameha; Mills VS.. Pun
ahou, at Punahou.
November II, Kamehameha VS.. Pun.
ahou, at tPunahou
November Is. Mills VS.. High, al
Punahou ..-..-
At the meeting Mr.. Bartlett repre-
scented Kamehameha. A. Bush, High
School, and Mr.. Kicker, Punahou. 1t
was stated that Mills School was not
sure of entering team, but a place
was reserved for them on the schedule
and it is hoped that they will be able
to participate. I'LL "
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-03
GOLF
COURSE FOR SAN
FRANCISCO NOV
tBy Latest MALI

SAN FRANCISCo.--San Francisco
is to have municipal golf course. =
The Lincoln Park Golf Club sprang
into being at a recent gathering of
enthusiasts held in the assembly hall
of the Phelan building. At this time
temporary OFFICERS read the prepared
constitution to the assemblage and
made known the purpose of the organ
ization.
1t was explained that the club was
organized in order to promote interest
in public golf playing in this city. I.
is the plan of the organization to hold
tournaments and competitions upon
publicly owned links, inviting all en-.
thnsiasts OF the municipality to par
tfcipates :
The Lincoln Golf Club win. hold It's
and stage all c0mpeti
tions at Lincoln Park in the Richmond
district The course Is one of nine
holes and Is in a state of partial com.
pletion.. The club members desire in
eifecting permanent organization TO
invite the cooperation of the park
commission 70 secure better facllities.
The club has announced that an ex-
hib.tion foursome will be staged a
week from next Sunday upon the Lin.
coin Park course, the participants to
be Jack Neville, Heinrich Schmidt,
Vincent Whitney and fourth player,
probably Harry Davis.
The following officers were elected
at the meeting:
President, Joseph r. Hickey; first
yice-president, Ed Brandestein; second
vice-president, place left open; third
vice-president, Godfrey Eacret; secre-
tary, ]. S. C. Shaw; treasurer, Reader
r. Lyons. A board of six directors
was chosen, the first three to serve one
year and the last three to serve for
two years. Those elected were Mrs.
Lenor e. Shaw, Captain E. Sealby,
II. j. Middaugh, Miss May Bachman,
Gus H. Radke and A. L. Whittle.
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PUNAHOUS Will.
BEUP AGAINST
IT VERY SOON
,@If More Games are Postponed
Team viii Be Too Short of
Men to Take the Field

Baseball will be played this after
noon at Athletic Park, and unless more
rain blows up tomorrow's regularly
scheduled games In the Oahu League
will be- decided. This afternoon the
Coast Defense and Hawaii teams come
together, play starting at 800. The
double header tomorrow will bring the
Asahis against the Saints in The Open
er, and the Chinese and Portuguese
together In the second game
The baseball situation in tue league
has taken on a new aspect, and the
entire complexion of the pennant race
may be changed il there are any more
postponements., This for the reason
that the Punahous, now leading the
league, will be SO depleted in the
course of a week or so that the team
will not be able to put nine men on
the field Sadtler, Lyman and Will.
ans, all OF the army, expect to be
called out on maneuvers about the
middle of the present month, Inman
will be absent, and there will be one
or two others out Of uniform The
Punahous are scheduled to play post,
poned game with the Saints October
10. II they win this contest they cinch
the pennant, but II they lose their
troubles begin in earnest, and II is
quite possible that they would have to
default any play on in the event OF
a tie.
AS the race now stands, three teams,
the Chinese, Coast Defense and Portu.
guese. have an outside chance of tie.
ing with the Castle combination. The
Chinese have two more games to play
and would have to win both, while
the Puns lof their one remaining
game, 70 tie The Coast Defense and
Portuguese have three each, and would
have to win all three under the same
conditions.
The regular league season was to
have ended tomorrow, but on account
OF postponed games IL will be extend
ed to October 10, the extra games be
Ing as follows:
Oct. I0-Punahou VS.. st. Louis.
Oct Chinese VS.. Asahis, Portu.
guese VS.. Coast Defense.
Oct. 1S-Portuguese vs.. Hawa.is,
Coast Defense VS.. st. Louis.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-03
GoLFING HINTS.
BY STRAIGHT DRIVE"

- I'M
y WITH THE WIND - Ii is
y well to take a shorter grip on the
= club by dropping the hands few
+ inches farther down toward the
\ club head. This reduces the lev
y erage and gives the player more
y positive command.
= II inclined to top shots before
= the wind II is a good idea to play
= with the ball a bit farther toward
y the left, SO as to give the club
y head an inch or SO further chance
= OF getting firmly under the ball.
= Even a weak, partly skied ball
\ will gain considerable distance
= before a gale.
y On the approach before a fol-
= lowing wind / have seen many
= prominent amateurs get into diff
= ficulties because they did not take
= the trouble to use their brains
= or did not have command of the
= stroke necessary to gain the
= exact distance they needed.
= The pitching approach before
= the wind, closely stopped. is very
: dependable where the nature of
= the ground lends itself to assist
= closely cut ball. but il the
= ground is hard as flint much deli
= cacy must be employed.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-03
COAST League
IS STUCK WITH
mission CLUB
by Latest NALL


SAN FRANCISCo-With every club
in the Pacific Coast league represent
ed, Judge W, w. McCredie, Harry
Wolverton and Lloyd Jacobs having
rushed from Portland to be in attend
ance, no disposition was reached at
the special meeting to discuss the
"peddling" of the orphan Mission club.
As yet the coasters are still wait
ing on the business men Of Sacramen-
to, who have not given their answer
to finance the club and rehabilitate
themselves in class IA baseball.
While no official statement has been
made by President Baum or the dele.
gates in session, it is understood that
the proposition, briefly. stands as fol-
lows:
]. Cal Ewing and his associates re.
fuse to consider the project of estab.
fishing second team permanently in
San Francisco and have SO announced
themselves. Also Messrs Ewing and
Ish do not believe that it would prove
a success to give Oakland as much as
fifteen weeks Of baseball, particularly
with rival games on the San Francisco
side Of the bay, and have so declared
themselves.
The debate just now seems to be as
to whether the Coast league as an Or
ganization will bind itself to the sup
port of the sixth club in the league.
AS put forward by one Of the dele
gates, 1t Is possible that the league
would be willing, In the event Of Sac
ramento men financing the team an
other season to guarantee them
against loss. H.. - F.. ..-.
Mention was made Of the possibility
Of having continuous ball in Portland,
which might be one way Of solving
the perplexinE situation, but there was
no debate and Judge McCredie did not
express himself as to whether he
would favor such a scheme. A ma
iorfty of the magnates, however, APP
parently do not feel that such a plan
is feasible, and Judge McCredie, after
the gathering at the Continental ho-
tel. was anything but enthusiastic.
No curtalIing Season.
President Baum most emphatically
denied the rumor from Portland that
the Coast league had any idea Of cur.
failing its season.
THAT contingency has never even
been thought of, let alone discussed,
he saids You can say for me that We
have no intention Of dropping any
games from the schedule but win 80
through with our full season as plan.
ned What will be done another year
is a question for the league owners to
decide at their annual meeting. l can't
4
$50 far as the Sacramento or Mis-
sion club is concerned, the committee
that went to Sacramento reported on
its action. The league is simply in
receptive mood as far ais Sacramento
or any other city is concerned If the
business men want a club, and are
prepared to take an active interest, we
are prepared to talk with them"
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-03
ENTRIES FOR THE
ISLAND TENNIS
EVENTS NOW OPEN

Entries for the Hawaiian tennis
championships opened today at E. o,
Hall, and on October Z the first events
on the schedule will be started. 1t
is planned this year to play off all the
women's events first, winding up the
tournament with mems singles and
doubles.
The women's singles and doubles
and the mixed doubles will be played
at the Neighborhood courts. The
mems singles and doubles will be play.
ed at the Moana hotel courts. the hotel
management having extended an invi.
tation to decide the 1914 champion
ships there.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-03
A BENCH MONOLOG CUE
~ .HueAsY FDLLERToN.

Character. A Manager George
Stallfnga.
Place Boston. Time: Any Day.
That's the boy, Hank! Get on there
this tine Wait him out! Make him
pitch to you'll You're the boy! Now,
IL you pinheads only had the base
hall brains Hank has! Watch him up
therej Get q lesson from him! See
him look eefn over and wait! That
baby never takes a swing at bad
one. One bal. That's the waiting,
Hank, that's the waiting! You've got
him worried. Shut up, Whitfield! At
a boy, Hank Make it come over!
Don't waste anything. @
Look at that third baseman creep.
ing up. Old Hank has his eye on
him. He'll bust one over there so
fast-SHUT UP, WHITFIELD
What? Strike? Why that blind
burglar back there - Never mind,
Hank, old boy, make him pitchi
You're the baby! Two balls Watch
him it-What? Did he take that
one? Say. that sparrow-brained fool
hasn't sense enough to pound sand
into rat hole. %
Right across the middle. and he
took it? Did you fellows see him?
I'll trade him to Wrapping Falls for
q one-armed scarecrow! He never
could play ball / don't see what the
dickens I ever allowed him to bor-
row a secondhand uniform for. TAX
ing q strike like that.
SHUT UP, WHITFIELD: If / fear
any more of your yawp I'll send you
where you belong. You're in the
same class with Hank. II ten like
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you would sellsyour brains to rab-
bit he'd be half witted. That's boy,
Hank; great. waiting! - You always
could play this game. You fellows
watch Hank and you'll learn how this
game is played. Two. an dtwo now.
He'll bust one If he does get 1t over.
What? What did that boneheaded
ivory-skulled idiot mean gbyl fouling
that one? 1t was a foot aout and he
swung. Forgets everything tell him
as soon as he gets up there SHUT
UP, WHITFIELD! 4 E
That's the boy, Hank--Great wait
ing! See that eye! II some Of you
guys had Hanks brains and nerve
you'd be good ball players-He, walk
now. Some Of you feather brains get
ready--WOW. He fouled that one.
He'd have walked If he had any sense.
What l want to keep that fellow
around for is more than can guess.
He'll never be a ball player. He
hasn't sense enough to make water
run down hill. =. - .ss =: 81 -:
SHUT UP, WHITFIELD! You laugh.
ing hyena, or I'll plank fine on you
that will starve you to death this win
ter as you ought to be, .WOWIE-
Look at that baby hit! Spanked it
right between the seams, and SEE
HIM GO! Best young ball player in
the world I've said for five years he
was the best and smartest player in
the world, and was bound to be a
winner.
4 wouldn't take $4,000 for him to-
day. Now get up there. Whitfield. and
lay one down. You're the baby. More
shrains and nerve than anY of them.
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cred in the ball with his bare hand.
In the ninth Pagan, the K, Company
second sacker, duplicated this play,
and Puget in the right field ran in on
a single at 10-second pace, scooped
the bah Off the ground and threw
the runner out at first The batteries
were: NJ Company, Shaw and Mich
OILS; K Company. Redman and Spill
man.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-03
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
(IneIuding Games Of Sept. 25.l

May Rima, champion Guernsey
COW which last year produced 1.Os5.55
pounds OF butter fat, was sold by Ed.
ward B. Cassatt for 5000 The whole
herd, estimated to be worth 100000,
were sold for $4,000.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-03

Earnest l.. Start, 20 years old, Of
Wilmington, Del, was drowned in the
Susquehanna River while spending his
vacation at Perrysville, Md.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-03

The heavy demand for horses and
mules in Chicago from nations at war
has caused the price to advance be-
tween $50 and 500 per animal.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-03

The Canadian club of America has
decided to cancel its annuai dinner
and donate the amount It would have
expended to the Canau1an patriotic
fund.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-03

The first ship to be registered under
the American flag according to the
provisions of the new registry law, is
the Moldgaard, q Norwegian built
ship owned by the Ocean freight line
inc. She is inu charge Of American
officers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-03

General Carroll A. Devol, OF the
quartermaster,s department OF. the
army, conferred with the committee
in charge OF relief work among the
persons made homeless or destitute
by the Salem, Mass, fire of June %.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-03

YoRKRay CALDWELL twier hitter OF
the Yankee and knows where ne The pre-
Federal
working another
his
Chance Boston
flirting with
Caldwell
pitcher but about what time he should to
= !
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-10-03
Baseball!
NEW ATHLETIC P6Rk
Saturday, October 8
HAWAII w COAST DEFENSE

Sunday, October
AsAtiI We. ST. LOUIS
CHINESE We. p. A. C.
Tickets on sale e. o. Hall q Son,
and at office; Park phone 5132.
Main entrance on Kukui St. Auto
mobile entrance ON Beretania 81
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YESTERDAYS SCORES
TN THE BIG LEAGUES

At New York oBton u NeW YORK
s.
Al washington -wsshinutpn :. Phil-
adelphla s
At ST. Louie Chicago 5, St. Louis 1.
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aie eerbes
gei i6rem 9eriu4, in aroatien sinsil
Origqsn, seIdIasen
limb bab.u 5000 mann an Geians.'
nen ptrloren.

man4eiter. Waf, 8. Sspt.-
Or. 81. 8. Dumba, Der 0iterrsidiid'
unsariids gOti@aftsr, srbislt am
GisnIias bic fOIsenbe JnnisnSspsids
BON oem {. l. Miniiter ots aleubsren,
Graf bon gsr@tOIS:
Die aolonne BEG Generals arsss
irand, sur OItdrmss bss Generals
0antle in RuiIifdssDOIsn sshsrsnO,
bat sinsn, asftisen ainsriff Der auifsn
suriidssI4lagsn unD 600 Gsfaussns
g.madi.
sd eiiSsn, tsi MiirOpisa, psr'
i,.9ten bic Ssrbsn in arodtisn sinsiis
brtnssn. Gs ipuroen unssfdhr 5000
gerbsn ssfanssn ssnomnsn unO ss
,purbe pisl arisssmaisriaI srbsutst.
.es ssbt Oarats bsroOr. bab Der
gormarf9 Der Oiserrsi3iifsn armss
in EuHifa.polsn aHbausrt.'
Der Citenber pDitbanspfer
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9srlufte erlittsn. iie iino aber Helm,
ipsnn man bic Ratur ber admpfe in
getradt sisbt.
.Das gfsfultat Der Sample tpd6rsnb
Der Iebten stpei Sage 1T ein ie6r be-
friebissnbes.1
Der frun55fii9e geri4t.
paris. 8. Sspt.-Gin ON abeuo
bonn ariessminiiterium erlafensr Of
fisieller Beridt lautst:
Der linie 0liissI Der oeiitfdeu
gsOroarmee, Der iiber ben Heinen. Mos
rim Jlub suriidgesunssn mar. nm
feline acmmunitatiOnslinie gu bedeu.
bat unfere Gruppsn, bic bas re9te
llfer bss Durss GlufI,s bsisst ba.ten.
in heftiger, absr srfOIsIofsr Weiie ars
gsgriffsn.
sllniere britiiten 9erbiinbsten fab
rem init ibrer Sffsniipe in Der Rids
tuns Der Morns, auf Der S0be n6ros
li9 bon GeSanne furt.
.llniere 9ruppen MAIDEN CUTE Gorts
| fhritie ,babsn aber febr bsftise
&dHpfe gu beitsben.
ygln unferem redten Gliissl in bic
Situation Bel Ranep unb ben Dcgeien
eins CUTE.
rSm Centrum mar etns bsftise
S9laHt I'M gnnse, in Der irnfere
Gruppsn ubips9IeInb Dorriidten unb
5uriidgsi9lngeH tpiiroen.1
Die G9ladi, bic ieBt SifIi1 bon
paris I'M @anse 1T, iheint Die tpi6s
tisfte unb beftise gu isin. bic iotpsit
In bisIsm Rrieg itattssfunben bat. Die
WilitGrbeborben ipeisern fi9. onSu,
bslltsn, rpie piele Sruppen oarnn be-
tbeilist iinb, eS IN aber iiasr. oab aui
iebsr Geits Sunberttauienbe i'm
NdMpfe 1IIlo.
Dag bic Gtitiden iiber ben Sureq
Glnb 5lriifgesanssu iino. rhne ii4
srnitliH gu nsrtbsiOissn, i8eint Munts
tionsmanseI Susui4reiben gu iein,
benn ein gsfansensr beutlGer Ser.
geant fngte, bab bic MunitiDn ieiner
2elite duf Elm Minimum 5uiammsnses
ihmol3en lei uno bic 5ruppen Betehl
erbaItsn bdtteu, Guberit oorli4tig ba.
NIT um5ueeben.
0as 2riegsminifterium md4te du6
am Qlbsnb bstanut. bab es Reierpes
iruppen ndh Marotto iaidt unb oie
bprtissn 5erritorialtruppen mpbiliiirt.
I'M bic reguIdren Gruppen in Mcrotfo
fiir bis aries IN Granirsi4 fret ais
|tsiuHiuitrL
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8ei Sembers
Waren unbertbethtgte 90.
fjtionenpon ben Ruf.
fen bef4ofien
IN n en-

2onbon, 8. September. Cine
bier einsetroffsne Offisielle RarcOnis
Depefhe aus Berlin iast:
Der Diterrsi9iide @eneratftab BE-
rittst. baB bas gom6arbement ber
grbperte in Der Imeebuna ppn Gems
berg, 9ali5ien. ieitens Der ruiIti9en
sruppeu. am 3. September, aeaen uns
beiests, unpsrtbsibigte poiitionen ae.
ri3tet ipar, od bic Seiierrei9er fi1
borher suriidsssoaen hatten, nm bds
gombarbement einer pifenen Stabt su
perbinbsrn.
% ie Qrmee BEG Generals Santl
bate in ben lebtsn Saga bsftige
2Gmpfe su beifsben. Die RuHen
bradten auf Der giienbabn groBe @ers
ft1rtunsen beran uno sriffeu bic
Seiterreidsr hsftic an. 9ie Srup.
ben beg sseIbmnri9alls 2erterand
idluaen bisfeu 2lnsriff ab, perurfu9-
ten ben gfuiIen ihtpere 0erluite uub
mahten 600 @efanaene.
Sonff berrfdt an Der ssront Der.
bdItnibmGbige Rube.
G$ffeuf
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0bent
WirS BON sinem giusus be,
Deutfdeu perf9ont
bleiben.

2Onbon, s. Sept. - Cine Dee
peI6e aus Gbent, in 8slsien, iagt, oab
Der giirgsrmeiiter cine @ereinbarung
NIT benz apmmdnbeur Der beuti6en
Srupper. bic Dor Der Gtabt itsben. ss.
troffen Bat. our1 ipelHe elm Gin4
mariG Der DsutIdsn in oie Stabt pers
mieoen tpirb.
Die DepeT6e lautet. bub Der Biirs
aermeiiter braun, nd1bem er eiil
Strei6en bon BEN beltffen aoms
manbeur srbalten, bes Snbdlts, odb
bic Stant befhoFen iperbsn lpiirbe,
penn ben 9eutfden aus nur Der ees
rinaIte gBiberitanb enteeeengeiebi
uiiroe, iih alein si benz Gommons
oenr Der beutf6eu Sruppen bsseben
babe, um nit ibm sli iinterhunbeln. Gs
tpurbe bann pereinbart, bab bic Delts
idjen iueber in bic Gt1ot einSieben,
mod ibr cine arieastontributipn dufs
srlsaeu. ipenn bic Stnbt 9hent Die BON
BEN Dsutfhsn DerIuustsn 2sbsnsmit.
|tslrurtGtds Iisfsrt
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Ser pfiiSiene britiid)e
SrriAt
ueber bi. admpfs Der Ie b
-, ,ms; gaoe

ueber Die u m PIE Def le B
ten 5pei 5age
2onbon, 8. Sept. Sos britif4'
offisiells prsbbursau madt am absns
bic folssnbe 9lntiinbisuns:
Die allstmsine Gage duf benz
arisssfdauplab iit cine bsfrieOig.nbe'
Dis9erbiinbsisn ridden auf ibrem lin'
fen Gliisel an Der sarlasn ainit bea
Ouris unb ilsinsn McninfluHss Sor-
Die 9riten babsn bic Deutf4en sebn
meilsn ipeit auriids.trisben.
.aGmpfe iparsn aud tpsitsr mad
rsdis Idmss elmer ainis i'm Ganss,
bic Montmirail unb Sompnis elm
fhIi.bt, obsr isins Seite bat bort
@ortbsile erruHsen.
Rod ipeiier am rsdten Glissl.
BON gitrp ls Jrucois Bis Sermaise.
ks-gains. 1T Der JeinO in Der Ri9.
tuns auf gfbsims suriidssOranss
iporbsn.
be
.gei aunepiIl. III elm @erfu9 Der
Dsutiden, Doraubrinssn, sariidgs-
iGfassn ipOrbsn.
Der s5einb puroe an Der sanssn
front. BON ben @srbiinbstsn In Der
beftisIisn msifs ansssriffen. Dis
9ritsn iparen ben sanssn Gag i'm
aampf, Der ibnsn ssgeniibsritshsnbs
isinb sos ii@ abr mad heftissm Dis
bsritanb suriid unb isst isbt auf bas
n5rbIihs lIFsr Der Wdrn- iiber.
Die fiinft. frans0ffae armse 1T
in gleiasr msiI. Dorssriidt unb mel.
bet. pisle gsfans.ns sensuat su bdtsn.
Die feaHs fransSiiids armes am
Dures sJlub battle i4psrs admpfs gu
bsftebsn aber aud bier mubte iia Der
Jeinb suriidsishsn.
Die bsutfas glrmss Bat auf Osr
saHssn aiuis i4wsrs gsrIuits erIitisu,
sDis bri:iIsx 0lsuiss sdt DisSa