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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-24

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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-24

The great fight for the, National
League pennant being waged by Mil-
Ter Higgins Cardinals has aroused
the fans of the Southwest to frenzy
Every day President Britton of the
ST. Louis club receives letters and
kilograms from fans in Oklahoma,
Arkansas and Texas, asking him TO
than one hundred requests. for reser-
vations have already been received,
A resident of Cleburne, Texas, urged
that five seats be held for him, re-
CARELESS of expense
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-24
DUSK AND RAIN FAIL
TO CHECK MARSTON
BaltnsrOl Golfer Beats Hammer
in Shawnee Tourney at
Twentieth Hole.
DYER DEFEATS KLAUDER

SHAWNEE ON THE DELLA
WARE, Pa, July 24-August KAN
mer, former caddy and many times
Staten Island champion, at dusk and
amid rain yesterday lost thrilling
match to Max Marston, of Baltusrol,
on the twentieth hole in the first
round Of the Shawnee Country Club
third amateur tournament.
There were two other matches. one
exceedingly close. those in which S.
L. Jones, Of Plymouth, beat Glenn
Webster, University of Pennsylvania,
and Mason Starring, Lake Geneva,
defeated Layton Sohoch, Shawnee,
both by 2 up. The most surprising
result of the afternoon, however, was
when G. p. Eddy, Arcola, beat Reg
gle Lewis, Aidgfield. up and to go.
John N. Stearns, Sd, Princeton, beat
Alex Coles, Shawnee, 8 up and to
go, after an uncertain outward jour-
ney in which both were out in Al and
all square at the turn. Frank W.
Dyer, Montelair, did not strike the
pace of which he is capable in de-
feating George G. Klauder, Philadel-
phia, 2 UP and to go. Dyer's medal
score of Sc caused him to lose the
gold medal to Reggie Lewis.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-24

The Athletics stole seven bases on
Catcher .Cariseh of the Maps yester-
day Murphy led with three, while
Collins had two and Strunk and
Schang one apiece. ggn
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-24

Manager Fred Clarke. of the Pitts
burgh club, yesterday disposed of am
other player when he released Pitcher
Oliver Macarthur to the Richmond
Virginia League team.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-24
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-24
Hundreds Of Camera Enthusiasts
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-24

ESSEX COUNTY oRPHANss couNr1-ln
the matter Of the estate o. Lizzie A.
Welsh, deeeashd QrdeR - etfN canss.
John n WstHh. adtniiiEtz&t1t b 1lzzie
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-24

The Chicago Cubs, with their VIC
tory over the Phillies yesterday. have
won eight straight games, while
Dooin's men have lost seven, straight.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-24

Romanach. the young Long Branch
Atlantic League shortstop, has been
purchased by the Brooklyn Nationals
for $1,000. OF this amount Romanach
will receive $1.500, while Manager
Henriquez, of the Cubans will take
the remainder. The Cuban signed
with Brooklyn at a salary of $500 per
month and a bonus of $1,000 If he
makes good. ~ a6 500 a
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-24
OTHER MAJOR GOSSIP

Joe jackson, the Cleveland out
fielder, had four hits against the
Athletic pitchers yesterday. All were
singles. @e a
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-24

CHICAGO, July 24.-Charles F.
Grimes, the University OF Chicago
golf star, yesterday defeated Hobart
Iiogest of Jackson Park, in the West
ern junior championship tournament
at Wheaton, up and to play.
Grimes now goes into the final with
Lawson NJ. Watts, of Nashville,
Tenn, who defeated F. A. Watson,
of Davenport Ia. 5 up and to
play
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-24

Some changes have been made at
game of the Newark Athletics, which
vial take place next Sunday after
noon. Large new stands have been
erected, the diamond has been care
fully gone over and preparations
have been made to accommodate a
big crowd of fans. Manager Flynn
has the interest. of the Roseville and
Hill fans at heart. and he promises
to put on some strong attractions.
Worthington fans are promised q
hot contest for their Sunday morning
enjoyment at Park View Oval, for
Manager Dorsch has booked the
Montclair Holy Name Club as the OPP
p6nents OF his team. That this game
will be out OF the ordinary is evident
from the records of both mines, for
each team has trounced some of the
strongest combinations in New Ter
sey. s sn.ts snf-i fss
/ Although at the outset it seemed
rather a hopeless. task. the Eikhorn
"A. A. has set out to eclipse its record
OF former years. During the seasons
of 1912 and 1913 the Elkhorns, won
thirty-forir games out of thifty-six
bat the class of opponents that have
been picked out for this season may
cause the nine to experience reversAs
The members of the nine are hitting
well so far, and the pitching end is
fairly taken care of by Gallen and
Gaffney. So far the team has net no
defeats, thus lending encouragement
to the Elkhorn's plan of beating the
good record of former years.
Jake BotlSin has laid down his arms
for the season. Although Jake did all
in his power to make the Vailsburg
Tigers, nine a paying proposition. his
hard work seems to have amounted
to naught.
Charles Meher, the manager of the
vailsburg B. 3. c., has decided to
finish the season at Neaseheler Oval
Meher had a diamond laid out on the
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-24
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! SPORTS OF ALL SORTS


The power yacht Flyaway Ill,
owned by 4, B. TAYLOR, of Port, Ches-
ter, N. Y, in the race between Cam
den, N. j., and Baltimore, made what
Is. considered a frecord for sos nautical
miles by completing the distance yes
terday In 70 hours and so minutes.
Eleven members of the Merton
Cricket Club sailed from News York
today for a months tour in England.
Four members of the. .Haverford Col
iege cricket team win join the party
abroad. ~ sa5 H9HH''aee
In a game characterized by bril-
liant batting throughout, the inter-
city cricket match between the Met
ropolitan League and the New York
Association was drawn yesterday at
Livingston, L. l.. The marked ac-
cendancy which the batsmen had over
the bowlers on both sides was shown
by the fact that the first pair of
batsnlen in each innings carried the
score past the century mark be-
fore a separation, was effected.
Sir Thomas Upton has accepted
an invitation of The Atlantic Yacht
Club of Brooklyn, to be the guest
OF, honor at a, dinner to be given at
Sea Gate on. August "a.
The Aiken Tigers won the second
match of the series for the Army
and Navy cups yesterday at Mar
ragansett Pier by defeating Point
Judith. The score was 9 to s. Shaw
Mexican was injured in the first
period, when. he was thrown from
his pony, Hopping was the. individ-
ual star of the match. A special
match between the Wanderers ana
Freebooters resulted in a tie+=4 to 4.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-24

Charles Meher, the manager of the
vailsburg B. 3. Gu has decided to
finish the season at Neuseheler Oval
Meher had a diamond laid out on the
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-07-24

There is a letter at the Evening
Star office for Manager Speary, Of the
Westinghouse q. and n. nine.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21
Tim flint Confines!

Sen iiingiten Streif bes beiliacn
8ureailtratills in Sranfreih ihilbert
bas Solrnal in lmInigcr @eiie: Gin
5err &puiiouarn, Der iiineit feline
3eit beim 101. Snfnnterie : Hesi>
ment abgeoient bate unb lid in
Qoctuop in Der Ndbe bon Brett ieinem
Bernie ais Sanbluirtb bingab, erbielt
oieier Gage einen gilbrief, in Dem er
bon Imts lpegen nufgeforbert prroc,
lid nuf Die 8enbnrmeric In Bout
Subbt 81 begcben. Ils treiler Staatse
burger beior9tc lid, Der Bauer einen
@a9en, io6alb er lid bon ieiuem eriten
Sdred erbolt bate, unb fubr 10 ihnea
lpie mDglid nad9 SontsYabbt. Sort
eriubr er, er lei bortbin beorbert, lin,
Die Sumnne bon 0.05 Srnnfen, 5abls
bar Iofort, unb 3ipnr in 9riefmarfen,
in Gmpfang 81 nebmen. Sie grflde
rilng bicrfiir luar f%olgenbe: Der chez
mnli9e Gpmpagnies Siibrer bate bel
Der g%ntluiiln9 Der Snfanteriiteu iepem
Elm fleines Heiteutbabcn bon 40 Gen>
times nlls5n3dblen. @r bate jeooh
einen Hehenfebler 9emnft mn I'M
folgebeiicn nur 35 Confines alsbcs
5ablt; bel Der Nnd)priifun9 ieincr Ibs
rcdnlingen fam Der Sebler ans 2iht,
ilnb MN lpilrbe Iofort Die @enparmerie
bes aan5en 8e5irfes angelpieicn, allc
cntlaiienen WannIdaftcn. bic nod
iiinf Confines gu foroern bdtten, bier
pon a~ebiibrcno 81 benuhrid,tisen.
8as benn audi in @eitalt cines orinz
genben griefes seidub. Der Bauer
bate leine flint Confines Marie nit
bier Sranfen crfnilft unb - bns III
Der Sumor Der @eitifte = dbnlit,
Ut es natiirlih Den iibri9en cbemalisen
WnnnIdaften er9angcn!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21
Sin yTarieunl" I'M 2ampf sescn
tolen Mullub.

Sn/ber 80. 3. q. 30" lit bercits
tpr GINGER 3eit an9efiinbigt lporhcu,
bab Die gnaldnber cine Suitifiife CIR
petition CUR llntcrbriidung oes .tolleu
IuQab" I'M Somalilunbe porbereitcn.
9lus &bcn miro bonn icbt aridl beitds
fiat, baB 5iuei britiid,c SliegeroffiSierc.
lieutenant Commander Sreoerif
grotbbp nno 2%ieutennut Gid)nrh ..
Sapie5 bon Der Marine Slllg5eugs
fdnle IN @nItdnrd. lid %9egcnlp0rtig
IN Serbcrn nufbnlten. Inn ale nptbs
f~penDiaen Sorbereitun9en fir Die CIR
petition 81 t%reffen. Sntere1iaut lit,
baB ncben einisen fir Die Iuifldruua
beitimmten Wuurice uuo Senrp Sars
mans Ieroplanen Elm Vuftid,ifi bonn
beutIfen .YurIebal" sSDitcm inn Sos
m~alllnnbe 6ur Terpenouus fpmmfn
ioa. Sie britiihe He9ierung bat 81
bieiein Spet ioeben bel Den @erfcn
in @itterielo Den Ban ei,lcs ne,cn
rYariepal" IN guitrua 9eeeben.
&ieies 2nftiAiff iflieBt iif i'm Snp
benz bereits ab9elieferten cngiiiden
Marine 9uftihiff No. 4, beifen Cont
imonbant iibrieens Der obcn eripdhnte
2eutnont @rotbbp lit, an. ipirb nbcr
aii6erbem nod einige Serbeisrnngen
nuflpeiien. 10 nnnmntlid cine Stablz
bledpanSerung Ger neutrality-suspicious.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21
Ter ifuerite Ma,,n Der @clt.

Scit GINGER 3cit bate iidl in Scrs
lin i'm Heitaurant n8ierihdffler" on
Der 2ilienitrabe Der 3S Sabre nlte
@aitnirtb Seopplb @ueel aus Wien
aufgebalten, Der infolse ieincs coloI<
ialen &0rpergeipihtes pon $50 Efuno
niht geringes Iufleben erre9te. Gines
Wprgens friib lpurbe Der @epihtss
rieie tDotIid bonn Sflae g~etroffen.
Die llcbcrfiibrune Der 2eihe bereitete
9roBe Sflpieri9feiten. Gin PATHFINDER
Sarg muBte crit bergeItellt peroen; er
muBte So Gentimeter bob unb einen
Weter brett perben. Sa Der Grams
port elmer 9eihe obne Sarg I'M itdbtis
lt)en ~9eid,cnipaaen niht mpglih lit,
lpurbe Der ppli5eilid)e 2eidenipasen
CUR ScfDrberun9 Der 2eide mad, Dem
Stfricbbof 9erufen. Gs mar eben
nod mOglidL Die Seide in Die Sabre
81 le9en, bod 9elan9 cs nidt mebr,
Den Scdel 6u ihlicBen. Nur NIT
Wtilbe fon,te Die Sabre in Den 8a9en
acbpben iperDen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21
Ter 8ipiel Der 3eritrentbeit.

Ter engiiide ShriftitcQer mo
Gidter o.. $. Gbeiterton leioct on
elmer ihlper az ilbertreffenben Ger.
itrerttbeit, 10 ooB i'm ieiEe 6rau auf
nllen Heiien bcgleitet. Nls er einmal
in Sonbon cine Torleiuna balten iol,
re, mor Irou Gbeitertou i'm lesten slu.
gellblid perbinOert, Den bilfloien Gent
fer bel Den .2leinigtciten Oes tagli.
den SebenS" 5u mntcrItiisen, nnO ent.
lieB i'm beiorgt init Der Gngitlid)en
Srage: .gtrn, meiBt on aud, 10 .
on beine Yorleiing 81 bolten bolt mo
m%oriiber2" GheIterton nidte ilto be
gob ii6 nod Dem 8abnbof, no or ciu
Siactt perlnngte. nWobin?" fra9te
Der 9eamte. oSree 1raoe SaQ," ant.
nortcte Der 0ihter. .Wobl Ole in
@laSgop?" fragte Der an6ere. BE.
iriebigt nabm gbeiterton Oas Billet
unb iubr nad) @lasaom; ood ais er
BORT onfam mo nit .einer 9roihfc
nof Dem Snale iubr. ergob es iidl.
Dab er gerabe renopiert lunroe mo
oaB niemanb etlpos Don elmer 0orle.
Jung GbeitertonS wuBte. TerSWeiielt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21

eiter 9nnfhaiis oeponiert bat. Sie
Sdmuditiife ieieil nidt ibr gigen-
tbllnl. Srau glbeo inbeiien be%bollptet,
oab lie ibr %aebDrten, pabrenO ibr go.
fer, S58eo Eaifa, iie ola Die leinen re.
tlamiert. SbatiGhlid) lit cine gerldrt'
ilhe Gerfiigltne geaen Srau Nbeo ert
gnngell, IN meld)er ser ganf perboten
pilroe, Den Sd,nuf oblle 9erid)tlld)c
Semiaigrng bcrnllS5u8eben. Ierncr
bat Die tiirfiihe Sotifait nit Mildlid)t
oarnut, ouB Trnu Ibeb nod milloer-
iGbrig lit, Sdritte unternommen, nm
hire Hiifgubc an ben Gater 0iird)5ils
ieben, Dem nah nttomuniidlem @eles
nod INNER sic pGterlid,e @emalt iiber
ieine Sobtcr Sultcbt. Sn Der lesten
G%crbulloliulg Dor Dem Se5irfsgcriht
ricf Ole t7jdbrige Srnlt mieberholt I'M
fer SbrGnen: ,9icber in Den 600, ais
jllm 8ntten ODER gar sum @ater 5il.
rid! Sic idmor, lid lieber lbren Ses
benSllnterhnlt burd) Die Grtheillire
BON SprudIitunOen pcroienen 5ll mol.
len, ais in Den Sarem juriifsufebrer.
DIAN bari auf Den Iusgang oes Strel-
res 5ipiiden Srau 2cmma slbeo uno
ihrcm @atten rno Gater eelpnnnt
lpin
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21
ySbne Bier ,uirS nidt seimnsen."

Serlin.- llnsebeuA Gufrcsuns
herridt in Dem f~leinen, an Der 8era
I'M areis &cibenIcc in Der Yropins
Sad,ien selcgenen @ebeiec. 9as etipd
2,100 ginipobner 5dblenbe 2anoHdots
den erfreute lih zines Airbeudors.
beiien 8arbietlugen piel 5ur Sebung
Der ionntdsli6en @oftesbienite unb
aitd ionit 5ur Grbauung Der ginipobs
nerihaft beigetrageu baden. Nun
absr lit Der Gbor an ben Streif gee
sansen. Sic Sdnscr neria9eu fers
nerbin ibren Sienit. Ser @runo
bieier 9ienitperipeieerun9 lit barin 81
inhen, baB Die Stabtperprbneten Dem
9bur feline aus grauer gor5eit iiber>
brahten Smolllmente, ais pernltet
uno nidt IN umiere moberne 3eit
paiieno, abseihnitten bat. Sieie
Gmolumente beltanoen in elmer jdbra
liher 2ieferuns bon 400 2itern Bier
uno oer NusnieBune bon bier Stiif
9anb. Nun aber iino Die Sanger
feblen beute eben nod 10 troden ais
Dor Sabren, uno barum ertldrten Die
Strcifer, tie miirben nift cher rpieber
iinsen, bis linen Die e%nt5osenen Yris
pilegien ipieber seipGbrt lpiirben. Die
Stabt lit benn aIh bereit. has nDtbige
Bier aur 8efeu6tung Der Sdrgerfebz
len pieoer 81 l~iefern, abcr Sdno berz
9eben? Himmermebrl Sic bier
Stiid 2nnb CUR 8ebuuuns ODER mir
iingen niht", iagen Die Streifer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21

ratbcn. nid)t ersdblt bate. baS er feline
Sflpiegermlltter i'm Merger nit ieis
mem 8irtcl seboris bearbeitet babe.
neil er ibr fltr3 nad ieiner ppr iiebei1
Sabren erfol9ten Seiratb 5eisen poQte,
lper Der !Serr i'm Suuic lei. unb er
fiir bicie l1nliebenslpiirbiefcit aeeen
leine Scbfpiegermamn brei Gage brilm>
men mnBte. Ser Seamte run3elte
oh folder @crberbnib Die Senteritirne.
lino ilbertuieS Den Nnoreas Der Snauie
fitipn. Dor Den brei Snauiiitpren,
Scnen CT porgefiibrt purbe. nieber<
bottle or Die @eid)idte. Sic idiitteltcn
Die peiien 5dilpter unb famen 3u bonn
Shlub. paB elm Nann, Der ieine
Sdipie9ermlltter nit Dem @iiriel be-
arbeitet, elm unanit1noi9er Renih
lino, ba er crei Sage seieNen, nut
moraliid minberpertbis lei. uno
idloiisn i'm ais. Ser nnliebensz
.ipiiroige Sd,pieseriobn miro ~beportisrt
linn in &iir5e lpieber bel ieiner
Sdipiesermntter fem.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21
Die gabDlonier als Sierbramer.

Ser Sr%ientaIiit Grof. Srieorih
SroSnp bat in Der @ieller afaoemtie
cine ieItiame Wittbeilung gemod1t, Die
fpie eth Warhen .anbeimelt. gr err.
5ublte, Dob er mubrenb ieiner llllsara.
blingen III Den Huinen bon 9u6plon
Die merflpuroige Gntbedltng aema6t
babe, ouB Die llntertbanen ocs Sam.
mnrabi nif)t lur als9e3eihnete Rid.
ter nno Snaenieure, ionoern aiid Dor.
5iigfide Bierbraller mnren. Iuf Ell.
llem aitsgegrabenen Ge5ipient mar
oas aitsfiibrlihe He5ept Der 9ierfd.
irritation oeutlih eingraoiert 51 feien.
2ns He5ept gibt oes @emidt Der Der.
It,leoenen Sngrebien5en mo oeren
Mmpenoune genau an. Der 9ebGlter
ioa aus Dem Sabre $500 Dor Gbriito
%beritomlmen. Vrof. SroSnp beboitp.
tet, oaB bas gier 5n iener Belt in
aleinaiien betamt geweien>fit. IS
ioa aus ben Sieroglpphen herpor-
geben, onB Die Ncgppter id1on lett Der
eriten Snnoit;c fiir bieies @etrGnt cine
gepiiic 0orlicbe hatten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21
Gbret bic Tranci. aud bic SGmie9ers
miitter!

&enn Gin bon Der alltur unbeled>
ter G%lrppGcr iciue Sdpie9crmiiter
nit Ieinem @ilrtel bearbcitet unb bas
fir orei Gage eingciperrt mirb. 10 gebt
bas feincn Wtcnifen eilpas on. benn
baS lit cine Somilien Nngelesenbeit.
aber lucnn bieIer guropder mad gais
Sslunb tonunt unb Die Weihihte treuz
ber5ig einem @inpanberumsss @eamten
cr5dblt. 10 lit bas cine 9an5 anbere
Sndle, nnb or bot Die Solgen ieiner
Hepleli9feit 6n trngcn. Wit Dem
SampTer "Nmeritu" trai Der 81
Sabre altc Gutbcne Nnbreas Spfro
aus 3oltilp, 8nli5ien. Gin, nm iih AZ
einem @erlpunbten na6 Safiielo. u.
-, 81 begebcn. ga er nit @elo
rci6lih periebeu lit. 10 iudre er 3mei,
iellos troB Der GusihlieBun9slnit Der
Snauiiition ungcfrdntt burhgcfom
men. lpenn CT nui Die Srnge bes Sns
ipeftore. oh CT in Der Seimatb nit
Der boben Sbrisfeit in 9ouflitt 9es
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21
Wieuiel Mmtomubile sibt es?

Die omerifnniid)e Sah5eititns
rWotor" bat cine 3dblune %peronitals
tet, uno 5par iolen Oie 3iiiern iiir
Den Sanuiar 1914 gelten. Snmierpeit
lie 5itperldiiia iinO, lit itmer 81 be,,r-
tbeilen. Nn Den Yereinigteu Staoten
ielbit ipQ es al Anfane oes Sabres
100000 Nutomobile geaeben babell,
weltaus Die eroBte 3iiier. bon alien
2dnOern. England, oas an 5meiter
Stelle itebt, perfiigt MIR ii6er $4,000
@agen, Damn folat 1ranfreid, nit
etpu 100000 mo in meitem MbitonO
Seutihlanb nit $500. Sn iiber.
raihenoem 8raoe bat iid ons Iuto.
mobiIneien in Gonaoa entpidelt, no
100000 araimogen ae8dblt moroen
limo. Oeiterreit. llngarn but 10000
araitwogen, Muitralien $4,000, Sta.
rien 10000, NuBlanb nrb Mrsenti-
men je 10000, 8elaien etluas iiber
5000, 9dnenarf, Spallien nto Nell'
Seelano lie 5000, @ritiih Snoien
1000, SABA, Sunlatra uno 9orneo
suiammen ebeniopicl, algier, aap'
Lamb uno Srmspual le 5000, Shne.
Den, oic SfppeiS nno 8ralilien lie
5000, Merifo 1000, 8uleoricn mo
Soaano je 5000, Ole Snicl Gcplon
210O, RumGnien 1900, Uruguay, Ole
Yhilippinen uno Yorto &ico lie 1900,
Cuba 1000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21
2cbcn mmc Spr am SMrpul.

&C aunt CAB inns aapitdn soott'
IA Sa9ebuh cri6iittcrnpen Nnf;
Nv ibluB iiber bas furhtbare gnp'
~ bfeies Selben lnb ieiner @es
fdbrten, unb idlon fiinbiet iih elm,
neue Siioppl> Sra9Dbic an. bic ar
her5ergreifenber @udt nQes Dis
'bcrige 81 iiberbieten ideint. 3ipa.
ibr Selo lparb lpie burh Elm Iunper
gerettet, aber 5tpei ieiner @efdbrten
5ablten ibren Bagemutb nit Dem
2eben, ,u1ter l%lmitdnben, Die Der SHAN
taiie zines Observation-Disclosures aQe
@bre MAIDEN fpiirbcn. SIN Se5embcr
1911. ais Scptt iicgcsgepiB ieinen
Marih sum- Siibpol angetreten bate,
brad aud cine auitraliihc Grpebition
mad Siiben altf. Sbr Siibrer mar
Der Yrofeiior 81. Douglas @aipion.
Der auf Sbadleton's expedition Den
masnetiiden Silbppl entbedt unb ais
griter Den @rebus eritiegen bat; feline
Regleiter lparen nlciit alItrnliid)e
Stlbentcn. Sas 3iel mar Die nod
nnbefamtte aiiite bes rieii9en Gro>
tbeils am Silbpol. Sns Slid id)ien
Napipn's Heiie lnecnobnlif 81 he
siinitisen: Der %oritpB gegen Die aiipe
fibrte sur Gntbedul9 GROCER 2nnos
corplere, hic llnteriuhnng ibrer
Sauna ilnb Slora ergnb foitbnre 8es
iultate, burd geplpgtihe llnterillfuns
gen lpurben a%oblenlager gcfunbcn, Der
YSalfiihiang an Der &iiite mar neu
prguniiiert nm olrh Die Inldge bon
Tirntcnltationen Der bebcutenolte Sort
ihritt er5ielt, Der ie fin Die Weteoroz
logic genladt ipurbe. Selbit Die
fp~ngbaliiee llebcrlrintcrung zines
Sbcils Der Expedition alf elmer Gisz
sunee purbe pbnc aatuitropbe iibcrz
ita1ben. Sdon udberte iih Die 3eit,
ba ole aurora" Die Sorider picber
obbolen iolltc, oils @talpiou nit 5lpei
8cgleitern cine leste 2anoreiie 800
Neilen melt unternnbm. gm Nor9en
bes 4. Sesembcr 1912, nad modbens
larger, gliidlid}er @anbcrung. lparen
Die orei bel prdftigltem Wetter ailfz
pebrofen, Der Sdipei5er Ncrs alf
Gdnceid)lheu boran, Tnpion nit ben
niiienidaitliden Snitrumcnten alf
Dem Shlitten in leiner Spur; ben
SdluB biloete 9elttllunt Ninnis nit
Dem ifipcrIten Shlitten. Der idmmtz
Iihe 2ebensmittcl trug. Tlotlih
id,aiitc Iih Inipion I'M = binter linn
bebnte it'd bas neite Sdneefelo -
feline Gplr bon benz @efGbrtenl
Goler @uticsen eilteu Die Seiben
suriid. inb bolb itanben iie Dor einem
bpbenloien Ibgrunb; Die Sd)ncebede
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-21
Sie Slud,t ans benz Sarcn,.

Gin intereiianter .6al beitGitigt
oer6eit Die gSiener @erid)te. Gor eiui.
gen Mod)en mar bier TSrau Selnma
Ibeo a%llgefommen unb in einem Dor
nebnnen Sotel abgeitiegen, cine t7iGb-
rige tilrfiId)c 6rou, sic ans Dem Sd
rem i6rea Momes, Oc9 abputaten
AbcO III Snmascus, gefloben mar. 9ie
'ebr bilbidle unb icbr ilngc Troll, Die
europ1ild)e Sil0lng beiibt ulO
OeutldL GrnnjoIiid) un6 Gngliih ilic.
Bero Ipridt, noatc nid)t l1n9cr Die
unIrclbeit oc5 Sorems e%rtrogel. Sic
rurtte lbren 1all6elr lcbr mertbpp1cn
Sdnund 5ulomnlcnlun0 id)iiiteii d) mad,
romulltndcr Illdt aus Dem Soltie
hires @utten nod Srielt elm, BON no
lie nnd) &ien luciterillbr. Srou Gem
ma Ibeo III Die Sod)ter S55eN Yaihus,
oeS olllnodtig Geweienen @ebeimietre.
t0rs mo WiniItera 9lboul Samios,
Der ais loId)cr ~ungebeure Geihtbiincr
lommclte unO ieBt nit icinen 0rei
Sicbllngsirauen nls buloertiader
OiaionGr IN Ni3n le6t. &craebens
benrilbte man lid, Die iulgc 6rnu 5llr
Hiidtebr 5u ibrem Botien 5l 6epeacll.
Der @atte troi ielbit in @ien ein, lrnr
iebt lit old) S55eo Euihu, Scr Toter
Der G~ntflobcnell, BORT nngefommcn.
IA ollie &erind)e. ole 6ro1r jllr Hiid.
febr 6n bepegen, criolglos morcn
iiebt mon Jet 5il, ibr oli onoerc @ciiC
bei5ufommen. Sic boben eiren BRO.
5eb n~nbanaig aemadt, in Dem lie be.
ballptefeli. Die iungc 6rou hobe ihren
@otte oils Oeiien eiierucn aoiicttel
Shnuditiidc i'm @ertbe bon 100000
Sr. entluen0et, Die tic iest tbeilpcii,
ue~rpfGnoet, tbeilweiie IN elnem Sri