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Carmen np Buuru.
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&riacn % @reatnrpriiernc.

Nrlgcn % NreafhrprIieFHe.
Mr. Ganoolpb Bruce, ell bel
ficllot Gond)er / peitllge Canada, er
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oper til europa. Get er interes'
liant at bere, bpao &irfnlng ban
tror, ben paagaacllOe ari5 oil bape
poa Sorboloene bIanot Tarmernc
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europa M n~eOilagtes ior of Soloa-
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neppc blipe noget an0et, END at
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bet.
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:iaoos Selirg Of Slagtfreatllrer er
/ itooict Stigenoe. s 1901 bar Ser
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til 9,939,257 20 @Groien iteget til
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biifc MegierinGs "Isiiitcnt 2ipe
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brig bar ser pGret iaa gooe lloiig.
fer til 6eie Triier pea SIaetopr og
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lingen bliper aritc Nar, nnar oen
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nt bliue isit, er Der 10 ingen iom
fem iorlloiiae.
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Nosle HaaS.

Hnor man itrpffer Gardner | ell
Curtain Srame" fan man LET fonl.
me til at title "Sramen" iaa man
itrPffer 8aroinerne for meget, ioo
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bette, err bet beoit of title "Sramen"
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title ben nfflrot rietig.
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per (Sltrrips) blir bebre og ~iorterc
msre, bpis man bar liot Suffer op i
@anbet, Tom oe foges /.
Singermerfer paa ferniiere6c
Wsbler fam LEI gnioes al meo Stpeet
Oil.
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ller eaer Heboefierner / &pernen,
iaa bap Iiot Gitroniait ibIonSt, ioa
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ma bar malt ajso eaer Sfinfcr i
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Iowa. for catalog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-07-09
Gpcunnnt EuSoina.

On Spiieife puIpcriierct @clotinc
blanocs meb Ell Spiieifc folOt %ono
og oplcieS / en- bolp Sop fo0enbe
MeIf. Get IeiteS ioa al Stopeu oG
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iinboffet Gocoomlt % iaa pipes oft
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bGlbes op / Sorm meo tpt 2oag
opcr, iom fcrIt err bppp2t / folot @ano
% oenne paffes inc / IS % Salt /
A Elmer. Gen bbGloes no naar Sen
ifnl ierperes og ipiies meo piipet 1SIs-
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"8cms" al Huamcl.

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mel, y Sbeife Salt % 3 Sbcifeer
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men % ireres , piipcoc 9Gg, > Spi.
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% hGIoeS iaa op / imurtc @em.TonS
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NDooc.Snser.

seggebpioer, 22s Sop pliIperiie.
ret Snffer, Ell Spiiritc McI. Ell Sbc.
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quiet % Rfckkenrt.
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&jpofaser al &alpefjso.

ct Tiino aaIpefjso cq 2 liner
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ct Tar 8ange / aisofperncn. Get
orbeioes iammen meo % Sop @reo.
frummer, 3 niipeoe s@g, - Sop
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/ Sabet oe blep iteet /. Nonr bette
bar foet, til bet err tpft og iepnt til
ipttes "a Sbeife Salt Is Sbeife &c.
Der og u Sop fmlite "Himentoes".
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-27
MISS BALLIN WINS
A SET ON COURTS
Then Miss Bjurstedt Beats Her
in Lawn Tennis Tourney at
MorristoWn Club.

Five Of the women in the invitation
lawn tennis tournament Of the Morris
town Field Club. at Morristown, y. j.
reached the round before the semi
final in the singles yesterday, nancy
Miss Ina Kissel. Miss Molla BJurstedt'
.lrs. Frederick Schmitz Mrs K. A
Pope and Mrs. Robert lie Roy.
The feature of the day was the &C
Of Miss Florence Balm,
who succeeded in taking set from
Mis- Biurstedt in their match. | ne
Norwegian girl won at So, D. . -
but in the second set she was fairy
outplayed by the West Side Tennis
club Girl. who timed her drives with
creat accuracy, and, in addition, gained
many points b. clever work overhead.
Miss Bjurstedt has been engaging Do
tournament play almost continuously
ever since she arrived IN this country
Iast March. and this seems 20 have
,sken A bit Of the edge OF her speed.
NAM Of those who have been watch
ing her play during the week would
rot be surprised 20 see her defeated
before the tournament IS over
Miss Marian Nandorhoef gained u
bost OF admirers b. her plucky battle
acains. Miss Ina Kissel, the strong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-27
SOCCY COURTS
LIMIT PLAY AT
COLUMBIA OVAL
Grant and Arthur Cragin
Win in New York Lawn
Tennis Club Tourney.

G,rcs that .macked OF winter
rbistled across the soggy courts OF
the New York Lawn Tennis Club at
Columbia oval, yesterday, and put
check on The tournament for the day
Only three matches were played. one
dofault was chalkcd up. and everybody
wa. clad to seek the shelter Of the
clubhouse.
Wyle c. Grant, former national
indoor champion, defeated W Halsey
Wood in a threc-.ct match in the third
round. By a score Of -, -. 6 l.
Grants great reach proved tormld,,
aLle obstacle TO Wood in the hrst ana
last sets. when, try as he would ne
rarely succeeded in edging his drive
rast his opponent. -,
In the second session he eluded
Grant frequently by slicing his shots
across the court at sharp angles, and
,beee tactics won for him. nut m the
final set Grant was at his best and
smashed with terrific power to all the
UNPROTECTED spots in Woods court, al
lowing the latter only one game before
he won the match.
Arthur Cragin's greater experience IN
tournament play enabled him to win
over Paul Treanor, the promising
schoolboy player, at "a, 81, in the
third round Cragin began by making
the mistake Of sending his returns to
Treanor's left hand. the latter's most
powerful point of offence, and when the
Youth shot the ball back with tremen-
dous speed Cragin realized his error
and switched his attack by going to
the net.
Treanor might have won had ne not
thrown away countless chances by his
wildress when a certain kill" seemed
in prosrect He is learning something
Of court generalship in every match.
however. and should be a greatly I'M
proved player before the season Is
In the only other match Of The day
n ". Robinson defeated Ely Behar
a. & 6. /. and the brand Of lawn
tennis displayed was not Of Davis Cup
colibre. although both men seemed to
onicv the exercise.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-27
VANITIE READY FOR
TRIAL UNDER SAIL
Cup Defender Candidate May
Go on Her First Spin of the
Season on Saturday.

The 70-foot sloop yacht Nanitle, built
last year by Alex Smith Cochran as .
candidate for the defence Of the Amer
ica's Cup, will be ready, il is said, for
d trial spin under sail by Saturday OF
this week She was launched from
Robert Jacobs yard at City Island, a
few davs ago. and yesterday she was
living at anchor in City Island Roads,
with all her crew on board and most
Of her standing and running rigging In
place.
Hey sails will be bent to-day if ;he
weather is clear. Captain christensen
is in charge. The yacht viii be man
aged and put in racing trim by Cor
aelius Vanderbilt and William Butler
Duncan.
The crew Of the Resolute arrived at
Bristol, r. l., Yesterday on board the
schooner yacht Queen, which was towed
from City Island by the steam yacht
Viking. the flagship of the New York
Yacht Club. owned by Commodore
George r. Baker. Jr.
The Resolute viii 90 out for trial
spin on Narragausett Bay in few
Gavs. Her crew Will live on board rhe
Queen. which is TO be her tender for
the season. ], is expected that tho
Resolute and Nanitie will have their
first race of the season in the annual
regatta Of the New York Yacht Club,
on June D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-27
ZBYszKO VICTOR
IN FIFTY SECONDS
Polish Wrestling Champion Finds
an Easy Mark in Karl
NOgel.

Valdez Zbyszko, the Polish cnam-
ni,n and claimant o. the worlds cham !,
pionship. disposed Of Karl Nogel, OF
bavaria. in fifty seconds last night IN
the elimination bouts OF tie interna-
t,ral wrestling tournament ior 'he
championship OF the ,.orld, az the Man
haitian Onera Hous, last night. II was
the shortest bout yet IN the tourney
DR.. 3. +. Roller, of Seattle the Am
erican raeco-Roman champion, won
his third bout in as many nights ID
defeating Tommy Daak, Of Holland.
The latter escaped many dangerous
holds. but Roller worked his man into
a side chancery, which gained him
fall ~ s:l6.
George Zurich, Of Russia, a strong
contender for the title, caused sur
nrise wher he failed TO throw A. Beld-
ernsn. Of Prussia. George Bothner'
bcider Of the lightweight catch-as can
cbampionsnip for many years. played
Nth Nicolo Mcntagauo, OF Italy, until
he finally secured double nelson and
downed the Italian IN ll:iV.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-27
Miss Bjurstedt, Paired with
F. c. Inman, Wins Mixed
Doubles Match at
MorristoWn.

Life with Miss Nolla Bjurstedt. the
Norwegian lawn tennis sensation IS
JUS, one championship after another.
Yesterday she and Frederick {. Imam
defeated Mrs Marshall Mclean ana
Dean Mathey IN the final round OF tne
mixed doubles metropolitan champion
shin. on the clay courts OF the MOTIFS
Z WIN Field Club, at Morrlstown, y: >.
Mis- Biurstedt and lnman Won the 'ltle
By score Of s, 6-l, 81.
This match had been hanging hre
ever since the close OF the metrOpoil-
tan lawn tennis champ ioashlps at me
West Side Tennis Club, Forest HIS
L ng Island, two weeks ago. Inc op-
posing pairs decided yesterday after
moor to settle the matter at MOTIFS
town, where Miss Bjurstedt Is playing
in the club tournament.
The first set found Inman very or,
ratio with his swift crossing shots, ana
he did not seem able to control ms
strokes. Miss Bjurstedt, too, was az
fault IN gauging the length. OF the
court, and many Of her powerful tofe-
hand drives landed back of the base
line. Mrs. Mclean and Mathey taxing
the set al Is 4.
Natbev in the second set was spectacu-
lar. and there vas little TO choose be-
tween the two. The Norwegian girl
however. outplayed Mrs. Mclean
trading drives with Mathey in man
ned that brought the gallery to MS feet
every few minutes. She executed her
ground strokes with remarkable pace,
and the bail carried such a top-spln
that il was difficult TO handle.
After taking the second set AT s.
Miss Bjurstedt and Inman were forced
to greater efforts by Mrs. Mclean and
her partner, who made determined ef-
forts to win the final set. The two
women engaged in several clashes at
the net with the advantage generally
resting with the Norwegian star. After
capturing four games Mrs. Mclean and
Mathey were unable 20 stem the rising
tide of victory that Miss Biurstedt and
Inman brought 20 bear, and lost the
third set at +, and the match.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-27

LOTUS had 10 take up four pounds
over weight 20 ride Republican in the
fourth race. bringing The .mpost 10 III
pounds He rode Tnkle Bell and
Iiaudbau a. ll2 pounds each. Some
body made q m stake or else LOTUS is
built Of rubber and expands or re'racts
suddenly.
James Buffers Jiugling, which was
supposed 20 be killed by lightning last
Saturday, is entered in the second race
to-day In the excitement stable
boz ristook her for Fcrnel and so re-
ported
Nh Butler SAID Yesterday that the
latter. a Voter FLY. was mighty tried
and on work was better than Variety.
Always First was starter m the
Stceplechase. She finished last.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-27
Wanted--A Fen More
Horses for Racing
Small Fields War the Sport at Belmont
park-PhOSphOr Wins His Third
Race OF the Meeting and
Stands a Hard Drive
Bv HERBERT.

- .-- be- DONE and slow in approci-
c-- of the Westchostcr Racing Association raise the
- ett purses J. is'hiGh time that more support be given
.- complaint he made if the attendance drops off,
~ r 1e two and horse kind DO provide the
.. o fog From all accounts there plenty of horses
4 ..k and get they allowed to eat their heads oil in
20 aa.. t, - o,.n. = . ,o;. Nth .ho
and sloppy track. and all probability general improve
- m looked the takes its regular duties and the
.... ... this improvement quickly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-27
WINS BY QUARTER GOAL
Point Judith Polo Four Beats
Bryn MaWr in Fast Tilt.

Philadelphia, May 2G-The Point
judith Polo team defeated Bryn MaVr
by a score Of - goals TO I, in the
ecoud game of the Woodcrest Cup
tournament. to-day al Bala It was
one OF the most closely contested
matches ever played in this city In
three OF the eight periods neither team
was able 20 score.
The vIctors we're allowed three
goals by handicap. earned two and lost
taree quarters through d safety and
penalty. Bryn Nawr earned four
goals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-27
THIRTY ON RYE LINKS
Members of Apawamis Club
Rally for Mixed Foursomes.

More than thirty members OF the
Apawamis Club turned out yesterday
TO take part IN mixed foursoHes
over the Rye links. There was te
CO.. net nrize between H. L. Downey
and Mrs. A. j. Morgan win W ~
a n K Waters and Mrs. G.. g.
er,es with 81 80. The FIRST named
nair however. we're conten; 10 take
,be gross. leaving Waters and Mrs.
Symes The net award.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-27
SHIFT IN HARVARD CREW
Two Men from Last Year S
Boat Moved Up to Varsity.

Cambridge. Mass. May 2G. So many
experimental changes have been mad"
in the first and second eights OF me
Harvard rowing squad that to-day M
ouIrcrs were told that there was no
varsity boat for the present
The aim o. the changes. ~ Is under
stood. TO put the first eight on
basis for Tour miles OF rowing no"
that the shorter races OF the pre-
hminarv season are over and 20 put
me spcedier but shorter winded oars
men into 'he second boat
As result of mis- plan. Soucy and
Talcott. who rowed against Yale last
wear have been brought up from the
second eight. and Cabot and j. W. Mid
dendorf dropped from the varsity
seats that they have held this season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-27
With More Apologies.

L is easy enough to be pleasant
In making ones daily rounds,
BIZ, the 6loke corth uhjle is the one who can smile
After slicing q drire out Of bounds
Miller Higgins still insists that Poll Perritt will win
twenty games for the Giants Unless Poll starts soon his
only chance will be TO make it twenty in 70" Tor a
blazing finish.
Those who figure that star pitcher isn't valuable to
. hall cIpb "a great batsman should figure in the case
of Mr. Alexander and the Philles
(Which ia the greatest golfer" queries L. K j. Hagen
or Ouimet?o If they meet we'd hate to have our
5ale nut up against either.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-27
Another Official Score.

In OF moments we have kept Official tab the number
Of Russian prisoners reported from Berlin The list accu
nuated at the Of lettering TO press was l4567s2a
Yet there are still enough Russians left 70 guard 3oome
front Which is more complicated problem than out
lining some baseball status.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-27

Tom Jones has now reconsidered He is at last willing
70 permit Mr. Willard battle ten rounds for $4,000
This is matter of mere $500 minute which Is OF
course terrific concession upon Toms part Won't some
one suggest a vote Of thanks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-27
Just One Title After
Another for Norwegian

Norristown player, only acknowledging
defeat after carrying the score TO
s. -, 60.
Mrs. Schmitz played some OF the
prettiest lawn tennis of the day in de-
feating Miss Hilah French at 81,
g. Her backhand strokes were beau
tifully executed, and her shots for
placement nicked me lines with un-
usual accuracy Mrs. Robert lie Roy
also showed to advantage in defeating
Miss Rose Eltinge at 6-3, 60, win
ming her points from deep court.
The summaries follow:
u.--i.,owr Field club. Nomen's limitation
..rs,. Second round, LNIiss he hi';el daa.
A.. Mil. Kur,tcdt defeated Miss Florence Balm,
:. 6. ~ N9 FredeheS schm ~. de,''',d
p',. icfss,ed Miss VI Whitney. %. "a, Mrs
R,..-, he Roy defeated Miss r. Etiuse IS e..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-27
The New lest.

he view | est.
NcGrqv stood ant by the ball park go''
IA rcr recruit ftroIlcd ucar;
81 rovld like 70 sign rtb youy cl,b,' hc ead
81 Hpk / wo,dd Ike If here;
IRE bottcd FoV H'DdJcd cocb scoso" MR.
I'm Hcrr pj'b the r,Grg push
II you qi,c me ctanrc RI make IT, cobb
Stuck mp Ftc n d,b IN the b,eh."
Nc(irol smiled sadly end shook his h'ad
As hc horcd and ansrcrcd him.
Il don't cayc bojc you can bt,' he said
"The point js-tom can you s~in?
This said TO be the age Of disco cry The Giants have
discovered that playing only game week and losing
that is no way TO move up.
As for the blessed Yanks II some friend doesn't hurry
GU, with net the thud is likely to he sckening
Add revised notices "I.s long rain that knows no
turning"
The case Of the Giants Of the most peculiar We
have come across in some time We have heard many
reasons advanced for their inability to scramble back into
old haunts but none that absolutely convincing
or is any reason advanced absolutely convincing?
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Back to Last Year.

On the list Of July last the Giants, with three
peorant wears back Of them we're above 500 still playing
the best ball in their circuit
And then suddenly without any warning, the collapse
arrived From July into October the Giants staggered
along below $50 clip, unable to win half their games
n thew were afflicted with old age how they able to
the lead through the first three months always
the hardest upon veterans who reach form slowly
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BELMONT PARK NAY IS.
WEATHER RAINY. TRACK SLOW

sog at the uds
Dsnei
pnmetut = he sa'l
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J Bill! 6!

jurics 10 Fred Nerke and Fred Snodgrass.
But this doesn't cover all tho ground The club isn't
oafus or quitting and NcGaw is as keen upon the assign
mcr he ever which practically all the time
Most Of the deficit assigned 20 preponderanee Of
age the club Yet those who haven't got started
yet George Burns only three years IN fast company
Rube Vanguard who still under twenty-five and these
,,,o have been vital factors in Giant success
Doping Why and wherefore Of success and failure
in this baseball business becomes at times entirely too zig
gag an occupation 20 be carried very far.
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For if age Of Giant failure how does one eX-
plain hsa that Red Jack Murray veteran to an extended
degree has been playing the best ball the club?
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Ofside Plays.

II is as be neutral as !. for an umpire
close play at the plate and thereby
male +, bip hit wit both club. and the fans
socalled. often nothing hut courage
keen head and all set for the main
cha