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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-29
MEAGRE NEWS
FROM EAST SAYS
RUSSIANS WILL
GAIN BOSPHORUS
BLACK SEA SQUADRON is HAM
MERING AWAY AT EASTERN
ENTRANCE TO STRAITS
(By Associated Press.)

LONDON, March 29.-Today's dis
patches from the near-east contain on
ly meagre and unsatisfactory informa-
ton concerning operations against the
Turkish capital The weather contin-
ues unpropitious, according to these
dispatches, and no further attack up
on the forts guarding the Aegean en-
trance of the straits has been attempt
ed by the British feet. Land
forces may be marching toward Con-
stantinople, but no information regard
ing troop movements can be obtained
early this afternoon.
At the Black Sea entrance to the
Bosphorus a different situation pre-
walls, though accurate information re-
garding bombardment being pressed
by Russian warships is not to be had
A strong feet, it is known here, began
throwing heavy shells into the Turk
ish Notifications early this morning,
and at noon the action continued with
unabated fury. How much damage
has been wrought, or whether losses
have been sustained by the Russian
feet is unknown.
Mine sweepers are reported at work
in both ends of the narrow channel
leading to Constantinople, and con-
oerted attack upon both gateways to
the Ottoman Constantinople may be
expected within a week This attack,
it is believed, will be supported by
strong forces of troops both upon the
Asiatic side of the Dardanelles and on
the Peninsula of Gallipoli.
Turks Expect Renewed Attack.
Turkish officials at Constantinople
decline to accept the weather as an
excuse for the prevailing lull in the
attack upon the forts of the Darda-
nelles, and assert that since the loss
of the British and French battleships
on March 18th, there has been no
disturbances sufficient to
warrant suspension OF hostilities.
A Turkish aeroplane, it is asserted,
made frequent reconnaisances over
warships constituting the international
feet in the Aegean Sea, and that as
a result of these observation an early
resumption of the effort to reduce the
defenses is anticipated.
Profiting by the experience of March
18th, the allied commander will not
to again enter the narrows,
say Turkish officials, but long-dis-
tance bombardment of the inner
works will be renewed. Several of
the warships attached to the allied
feet have recently visited Malta where
supplies and ammunition stores were
as well as repairs effect
ed Warships expected to reinforce
the attacking feet have not arrived,
according to Constantinople advices.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-29

the week was out he had sold his 42O
bushels at good figures. The next year
the farmer had learned the use Of ad-
yertising, SO he spread out little He
sold farm products amounting to $1,000
for an advertising expense Of ten
dollars.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-29

Here is the picture of the greatest
battleship in the world-unless the
Pennsylvania, recently launched at
Newport News, is to be considered her
equal The Queen Elizabeth carries
15-inch guns and with these she has
battered the Sorts of the Dardanelles.
All during the war vessels of the allies
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-29

opened fire in the Dardanelles. The
British public didn't even know she
had been launched till the news came
that five forts at the entrance of the
Dardanelles had fallen. With her guns
that shoot more than twelve miles she
was able to stand off out of range of
the guns of the forts and batter them
to pieces at her leisure.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-03-29

have hovered about the entrance to the
Dardanelles. Their guns were not Of
sufficient range to reach the forts with
out being in danger. They were wait
ing for the completion of the Queen
Elizabeth, under construction in the
British naval yards with four others of
her class.
No word was heard of her till she
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-06

haitian, make his triumphal return!
The intruder is Monsieur Lou-Tel-
legen, handsome, winning, wicked,
dispenser of delicate batteries with
an accent delightfully."- French. Lou
Te1egen is his real name, too. He is
real French actor, starring in the
new farce, Taking Chances" and
has been hailed by all critics as the
first matines idol to appear on the
New York stage in many moon.
Taking Chances" is a three-act
farce in one act. The second act is
the one
The wise ones" arrive only just
in time for the second rising of the
curtain-which is on the bedroom
scene. It's none too pleasant COM
ment on the taste-not to say mod
esty-of New York in the year 1915
that her citizens of both sexes and
every class and age show such frank
and joyous response to obviously
romantic situation, which is acted out
before their eyes in winning wise, but
in titilating, risque detail.
ooh, to have something happen"
exclaims Marielle, heroine in the
middle of the first act. Her husband
is minister of police at Nice, and is
so busy trying to solve bank rob-
berry that he neglects her, leaving her
alone to entertain the Count de Las
ira"
While her husband stays out all
night to clear up the robbery, the
charming Count de Lastra Oou-Tel-
legen) makes his way into her room,
and so compromises her that when
the minister of police discovers the
count is himself the bank robber, he
has to hush up all the facts in order
to shield his Wife's name.
BETTY BROWNS NEW SUIT-SHE
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-06
BETTY BROWNS NEW sUIT-SHE
TELLS WHY IT'S DIFFERENT

I've added new suit to my ward
robe-but this ones little different.
Notice the way the coat falls in
wide folds from the shoulder, it's a
brand new idea, and so is the broad
black velvet ribbon set at the bottom
.of the coat.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-03-19
WILL APPLY REFERENDUM.
Organized Labor Leads Campaign
Against Republican Measures.

Organized labor of the state will
circulate a statewide referendum Pc
tition asking for a repeal of the
Certificate of necessity" bill. the
amendment to the initiative and ref
erendum laws, and the port bill.
Labor will also take part in securing
a referendum on the jitney bus bill.
A mass meeting will be held in Seat
tie Friday evening of this week and
in Tacoma next week to generally in
stitute these movements.
A referendum campaign was insti-
tuted in Tacoma Saturday against the
new law to restore party conventions.
This bill, the jitney bus measure, and
the initiative and referendum amend
ments were passed over the COVER
nor's veto.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-03-19

keeps your silage in perfect condf-
ton.
Thanking the editor for the sp1ee
in this paper and wishing to help
others with my experiment, am.
Yours for better farming,
L. L. SNOW.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-03-19
Poultry and Pet Stock
by Thomas p. Horn.

= + = = & + : : = = = -:
questions be
+.
should in the hands
editor of this Monday
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-03-19

Word was received by H. B. Nc
ElrOy this week of the death in Ross
land, B. c.. March 8. of Mrs. Jane
Catherine Elsing. mother of William
newspaper IS years ago.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-03-19

w. F. Lea was this week appointed
by Superior Judge Wright as re-
ceiver for the Western Pacific Lum-
Der company.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-31
@enes uieritOdiscs @cbanOe an
2. StrQbc.

1llrd] Sic sirrllo sniocr, Woli6
lll1o 9pnes lit geltern cine 99j1brige
bon Ser 6irn1o Sil6erltein
grotbers fiir Die @ebau6e in geo.
115, III nrO 119 @eit 9. StraBe
an @errn Sarrp alein bon 8llrling-
ton mo aeofltf ii6ertragen morOen.
Die Eadtlllmlme lit nidt befonnt, be-
trogt oher rldt $4,000, mie berid)=
tet lporben NOR. Sn Sen Bebauoe1
limo jebt Die Saocn oes Sl1trnodpr=
geld)oftes rgon 5on" ul1o oes Ss1loe=
pendent 5 nno 10 Gents @eldaftes
l1ltergebrod)t. Silberltein 9ros.
lparell ollrd) s(lnpalt @or( s. 9om=
ibad1 pertreten. Ser Gadter 9eoenf1
Elm 11elles blerltodiges aaufbaus arj
Dem gigentbunl 5l erridten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-31
Splucter=Tcier scr .. s. 6.

Die erobe 5ploeter-J eier ser 9n=
oel1port Sl1r11gemei1r6e, 1pobl Dos
groBte SabresereigniB Ser Sl1rnge-
meill0e, 1linunt 0as SsSntereiie meiter
&reile in gnlprl1d). Sin ebenlo tii9-
figes 1pie ltnllidtiges @on1ite unter
Siibrung oes G11r1ers S. S. 2attner
Bat alle Gorbereitrngen oufs 8eite
g%etroffen 11llo nidts al1Ber Mdt gelai-
len, lpas Ser Seltesfrel10e iiber 6ie
I11fltnft 0es 11el1en Sabres Mbbrud
tbut fon11te. linn Meittertadt tpirb
marines MenOelien in bem fleinen
Saale ierbirt aperbelt. M%nmeloltngen
bier51 miliiet 5llpor BET 5ra1t Scar
tens id)riftlidl ooer felepbonii1 erfoI=
gen. 3as folgenoe onipredenoe 8ro=
grall1m lit fir bic @elege1beit bon
Dem Nrogramm=&onlite 5nian1mer=
geltelt 1por0en:
1. Marid u@ie1 bleibt @ien" ).
2. Snocrtiire nstro6euo" 5lotolp
Stto's Srdelter
3. AZ u9us &rollt gcrgeiienbeit"
@iloab
81 uSeimlide slufforoerune"
StrollB
Irol1 Siloa sc. Mattbep.
Hia1obcaleitiu1g: 6ral1 Su0o
grilllil1alStarblld
q. Ieltrebe Sl1rl1er gorl 2omlba6
8. @rober Gfor u6rieoe ouf Green"
@auer
@emiidtcr g6or ur,o 0rde5ter.
3. lleberreld)ung Der 9iplpme fir
25=jabriae Mitelieoidoft 6ur6
Iurrer @llltap 9onolo.
9eadJ 8eenoigllng bes Nroaronlms
bcgln1lt Der grpBe Splpelterz9uQ, Ser
Die gal5e 9eabt anbol1ert.
Ser gintritt betragt rs Gents fir
Wlitglieoer nnb $t.O0 fir Nihtmit=
glieoer. gintrittsforten fins bei Sen
Tolgelloen &onitemitelieoern erb4lt=
ltd: S. s. 2attl1er, Ser 3enofrat;
9crll1a11 y. Eeterlel1, Sl1rnbuQe;
9arrp q. Garitens, @eridtsgebGloe;
Wfortin Silberlteil1, gilber1tein
Nros.; Sreo giienmein, Soaigan
Gpffee 60; Ilbert Gopboel, S. $.
gtapbael Y. Son; Sllgo Gbooe, glad=
bomf; Grpf. grnlt Otto, 1913 gSelt 6.
Str; Sobn @. &irnemonn, sSo1pa
National Aa1f; gbhparb Come, $.
s. @ron1mer Mfg. 60; @roper
GlolllIen, S. Gid)ter Cons; Mlfreb s..
9sorgprpt, Enforcement Soothing &c.;
Garl s.. Sambad, Gitp @oll; 9. sc.
Rabe11, Gaben Optical 60; Gbarler
8idclmann, 90t @. 3. Str; @arrr
@orafen, Sifels =Nrelton So.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-31
Inter $500 @Hrsldait.
Glurf. 95ot N(6ri6op

Sobn glarf, Scot @lorioge mo
Sim Cannon, meld)e Dor elmer @ohe
mege1 @inbrllds III einer1 Irod)tpoo-
go1 Der D'ilmallfee nlo 9iebltabls
bon Hrobuften perbaftet rporoen mo=
rem, lnuroen geitern Morgen bon
ASoli5eiridlter souis 6. Mo0oe6io
inter $500 Der @rono sSllrp iiber.
lpiele1. 9as Irip mllroe perboftet
ols es inn 0earifT itauo, rlebrert
Sad O}ebl aaifee, Seize lrl0 onoer{
lsadelr IN eil'enl bieii9cn Mcltouron,
5u pcrfauien.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-31
Eager I'M @crt6c uun $4,000 &C.
rcttct.

9fatboem por9elterl mumittel6ar
ltod) Dem @ranoe in Dem @ebalroe
Der Morton 8. Marfs @bolclale
|@rocerp Company, allgello1nl1en
mtroe, Dob 0as geiamnte 2ager ent=
meoer oltrd) Iel1er, &altdt ober @ui=
Ter beld}aoigt lei, bot cine uelerlid)e
l(l1terilldpll1a bes 9agers ergeben,
DAP @aaren i'm @ertbc bon lll1ge=
fabr $4,000 fir Sen peiteren Sc
gerettet moroen iino. gs bait
BELT iid) babel in erlter 2inie, Inn &oll=
ierpell, @cmiile ltlm. @eriiderlu1gs=
abld)ater ltno geitern Mforgen eil19e=
troffen u1lb babelr iid iofort al sic
scr Mbld}asllng Ser GerIlrlte
mo Seltltell1lng oes 2agers Dor sent
Ocs 5ellcrs gemadt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-31
2ofaler @dterberidt.

@apcnport, 80. 9e5.
0l,rdlidnlitts : @%aron1eterltaro 3O.36
1lird)ldlllitts Iemperatllr . 80
SodJte Sen1peratltr lbel1te 333
gfieorigite Ienlperatltr lette geadt %
Moranale Semperatur fir 33
BltrdidnittIide Sel6tigfeit ser
2ltft so
Nieocrid1los III "a 5tu,ocn 600
gorbcrrldaloe @inbridtung 500.
@salierlta1lb I'M Z l1br Meorgens 81
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-31
0l1ts sem Meridlt.

Ger Sal bon Snbn q. 2airlc1 &C.
gen Hop 6. 2pboea lit nod elmer ge<
lterl bon I1rmalt 9llfreb s. Meleler
binterlegten gsoti5 5llriidge5ogen NOR
sen.
u. .. @roipnlie, meId)er III eiil1er
bon Scott County ongeltrcngten &la=
Ige OILS @eflagter genanltt lpar, bot
|'ollr6 Mmualt 8. 81. McS11toib einell
M11trag onf lpe5ifi5irtere allgabet
%ltellen laiien.
Ser Dierte 8erid)t bon sSsqln 6.
'6iggills, @orlnuno bon Marp s.
Ieonron lit Ourb Die Mnp1lte Sba=
ron uno 6iggins binterlegt unlo gut
gebeiBen moroen.
Sin Sablungsurt6el 5lr11 8etrage
bon 500 5u @ltl1iten BON slIfreo s.
WSlteller, alaser lit eirem Sale ge=
gen 8alter @oB, lit erlaiien 1poroen.
Ser @ager lpar 0nrd) Mnpalt Merle
s. @eQs pertrete11.
Ser Sail Don GIal16e 6. 8arter
gegen Milrerpa 81. Barter II. 81. lit
5llriidge5ogen moroen. Mnapalt ser
angelegenbeit lit S. 81. @anlep.
Observation-Disclosures tpl1roe an
6reo 8. &oolers Geltamertspoaltre=
der Der Madlallenid,aft Don SSbbbolma
&ooler, n1sgeltellt. Mmpalt NOR @il=
liam 6oerid.
Ser 5dlltBberid}t bon 6ranf
'Gapolot, Ieitamentsponltre Fer ser
Nadlaiienidaft bon Ibeooore 9.
Sopnieno, lit burd Mn1polt Selrp
$. Sebel1s bilterlest luro g%l1tgebei-
BEN aporoen.
Ser 16.g eridt bon eugene Comm
le11o unb 8iaiam $. @ilion, Iejta-
mentspollitrefer Der Mad)lulienld)aft
BON 3obert Somnlen0, lit bnrdl sic
Mnmalte 8iliolt, @rilf ll1ro g8i(ion
binterlegt lnb g%iltgebeiBen mpropl1.
Rid)ter Sbeopbilus fat Sen
S%d)luBberidt bon g0. sforing, Sc
Observation-Disclosures Ser Nad)loljen-
ld)aft bon CHARLES @. STORING, out
gebeiBen. anrpalte marer Side uno
Side.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-31
@rumbcigeutlntins : ltcbcrtrasnnscn.

George sdlapfobl uno 6ral1 on
2eol1aro 9dlapfobl, Stiif 2a11o IN
Glep1a Somnlbip 81.
2afapette Mhers n1tb Tralt an
Scott Gouu1tp Streifen bon 40 SUB
8reite sum- 3Dede zines @eges IN
Buffalo Golpnibip 81.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-31
8crianmlnng Der Mfticninbaber.

Sic Sabress g r5ammIung Ser M,
t%ieninbaber Der 9e1tlben spars8ant
bon 9%abenpprt, Sonia, fir bic Neis
stpabl Der @ireftoren fir bas foutrnens
20 Sa1r, ipirb 1tattfinben in ser Of
flee Der 8dnf, $50 Mfain GtraBe, am
10. Sattlar 1916, nm 10 l1br Bots
mitta9s.
g6ag. g. Sob, graiibent. 81 S.
Cd. San III a II n, &aiiirer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-31

&inocr= @cibnadJtsfcicr scr xrci=
mal1rcr.

500{ ainoer bon Ireinollrern Der
Staot Davenport p%ereinigten lid gc=
terri Nadlmlittas i'm @eballoe bes
Ireinlallrertenlpels 81 elmer groben
llllo eil1orndspollen @eibnadtsfeier.
sir Die @elegellbelt NOR eir gemalti=
ger Sannenballm erriftct mproen.
Yeter Sttelpn IN Der Ncriu1 oes
Santa Claus i6eoad)te alle ampelen=
Den &inber nit biibid)en @eidenfen
lpapic anit 9aiiiien ltno Gfefferfuder
ltlo anoeren S%eferbiiien. Mbenbs
folgtcil Seierrl fiir Die g%rpadienell
lllo 5mar ein @na fir bie SllgenO
ltlo cine gmloepillc- 9 orfiibrung fir
Die Mlteu.
NHta5s :, ~F5f,@ ~..snH - aa 49, .@
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-31
@%criammlnng Der slfticnimbaber.

Size Sabres<8 eriammll1ng Der Mfs
tieninbaber Ser German grulf gorns
panp bon 8%abenport, Sonia, fir bic
BON 9ireftoren fir bns TOMS
Sabr ipirb i~tattfinben in Der
Der @eleui6aft, 9ritte un6
Watn Strabe, am Montng, ben 104
Sanuar 1916, Inn 10 l1br gormittags.
Ghas. 81. g 20 s., 8rdiihent.,
Otto &ie9e e, Gefretdr.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-31
@%eriammI,tna Der Mftieninbaber.

Sic SabresS 81 rIarn1nlung Ser afs
tieninbaber Der 9nbenport @abings
8anf bon 9abenport, Sotpa, fir boite
@nbl bon neun 9ireftDren fit bas
Sabr miro itottfinben in Der
office Der genannten Banf, gde Ser
8ipeiten nnb Main StraBe, am Mpnz
tag, ben 10. Sdnl1ar 1916. Sic
Stimmpldbe iinO often bon 2 big q
11br Madmittags.
S.obn S. 8nsn, Brdii6ent. /
II 0tto=@iII &niiirer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-31
Sciratbs : @rlanbnikidjcinc.

1mniel 8. 1ar1ielien llltb Caroline
q. %. 8ralle, Galantl1s, So.
9ertie 1ipeln Bloomington, ST.,
alno @eiiie Meiller, Mtfinion, Su.
grmin Sea tens nno Mna Ga.
banl1, @beatla1ro, So.
So6n @rcenapooo, Mpitic,S a., un6
Gaa 8abl, Davenport.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-31

N4. HEt-eYa fa8l HEEAEH.
Das er tie M al ipltrDe
5riebrt@ Dem @rpBen alf - Diter-
reidti@em 8oben (RobpalSe) errid1s
tet.
SIN 81 III fif@= So poni @cu
8riege fam ieber setptete Sapaner
Den @ui1en ettpa auf $4,000 gu ftes
ben.
Ser leidte1te olIer feltem
RDrper lit Der log. Rautldutl9mlm;
lein lpe5ifiides @emiht INIT Bis anf
0,O5.
un1eIr 8alent i:nisan ipurz
ben gottl4e Stlapen geyen! 5unoe
eingetmuidt; Elm Menld gegen elm
1Sier.
Mod beenbistem Marfde
pflesten Diterrei6Hde Sruppen BIZ
por nidt LANCER 3eit elm @ebet gu
fnrpthen4
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-31
stabt nuD gonntq.
Jreitag, Den 81. 9eScmbcr.
@eterberidt

@oibington, 81. 1c5.
Sir Sllinois lll1o Soma: llllltetie
Ircitag lulo wobrideinlid ol1d)
Samstag, obl1e apeicntlide sle1loe=
rltllg III Der Scmperatur.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-31
g%eriamml,1uq Der Mftieninbaber. i

Bcriammlmtg Der Mfttemtnbaber.
SIZE Snbresz8eriammlnng Ser Nfe
tieninbaber Der gcott County 6abings
8anf bon 9abenpprt, Sonia, fir bic
8abl BON 9ireftpren fir bas fotnmet<
Sc Sabr miro itattfinoen in Der Office
Der genannten 8anf, @de Ser 9ritten
urb Brady Giraffe, am Mitttpp9, ben
10. Sanllar 1915. Sic 5timn1pldbe
iinb nffen bon 10 l1br Morgeis Biz
10 l1br Mittags.
S. s. @aB grdii6ent. &.
Gift. 9tueben n, &afitrer.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-31
Sn 9npenpprt hnt nllf 9[nrI

~ E y y
gung 0es Staotar5tes Or. George
We. W}ibOleton cine 8emegllng sur
Nal teuriiirul1g ser gum gerfauf ge=
langenOen Mild in lteriliitrten 5ga=
ld)en eingeiebt. Die Mebr5obl Ser.
Mildban0ler loa ei11em berortigelt
Ela1e ipobllpollelro gegeniiberlteben
u1lo es mag lein, SOB Ser 5tootratb
cine oiesbe5iiglide Srbinar5 erlaiIen
mir0.
SSlt Ser nadNten reglll4ren Si=
ts1ng Oes @apeltport Stabtratbs miro
Mbermm @n1. 8rebmer cine Gelo=
tuition u1ter6reiten, apeld)e cine Ser
lpiligung bon $3.50 ieitcns oer5taot
sur gnldaffung eil1es 9ertiGon SD=
items poritebt. Sic S1lperpiloren-
beborbe bat bic Mni6affnng zines
lold)en 5pitems befanntlih bereits
gilnltig einberid)tet. Ser &oltenpinft
sum- 8etrage polt 500 piiroe bul1n
5u gleid)en Ibeilen BON Ser gtaot
uno pom County getrogen merben.
- SS11l Sitter bon 50 ssabren lit
porgeitern Nadymittag lin bier l1br
SEER George 0epanep in lei11er @ob=
nllng inn &eQergeidoB III. Geo. 929
Brano Mbenne an Der 2%ungenent=
%5iln0llng %geltorbelt. Ser &erltorbene
erregte Dor mebreren SSabren gr6Bes
4llflebetl, als CT als ul1abbGngiger
aulroioot fir ons 8raiioentenomt ser
gereinigten Stoaten n1ftrat. gor
mebreren 8oden m1roe er als irr=
lil11lg erflart, 0od gelpant er in eli
mem geri6tliden Sample gegen sic
&ommiliion fir @eiltesgeltDrte.
@eute O}orgel1 Inn 1886 l1br
lit 6rau Margaretba Wepes inn Set
me i9rer Sod)ter, 6ro1 5eroinano
f@l1oe bon Geo. IA @larilln Mpenue
nod) langerem aronfenlager geltor=
ben. Die gerltorbene ml1roe am 16.
april 1888 IN @ottorf in 0euti6lano
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tie trouble in winning from Parks and
Potvin, 6-3 and 6-1. They met Daven-
| port and Fisher in the finals yester-
day afternoon.
Miss Darling met Miss Evans and
defeated her 60 and CO. Miss Oar
ling seem to be the most probable
winner of the ladies' singles cup,
having three love sets to her credit
in two matches played this far.
The last match of the morning
brought together Parks and Potvin,
Potvin winning the opening set 6-3,
and Parks taking the next two 6-l
and 6-3.
The final round of the men,,
doubles division of the Despland ten
mis- tournament was played yester-
day afternoon, Cunningham and Green
defeating Davenport and Fisher in
straight sets, by scores of 60, 60 and
6-3. The day was ideal from the
players standpoint, and was warm
enough to be comfortable for the
spectators, so that the largest gallery
Of the tournament watched and an.
plauded the match.
Although the Davenport Fisher COM
bination displayed some fast tennis,
they were clearly no match for their
opponents. and were at all times on
the defensive. The smashes of Green
and Cunningham were entirely too
much for the opposing pair, and while
the defensive play of Davenport and
Fisher at times bordered on the SEN
sational, they never had a chance at
winning the match. Long and ex-
citing rallies were frequent and added
greatly to the interest in the play.
In the first set Fisher took both of
his services, giving them their total
number of games for the set. In the
second Davenport and Fisher each
took a game on service, giving the
same scores as the first set. They