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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-01
LOUIS CHEVROLET WILL
BE IN 500 MILE RACE

Louis Chevrolet has come back
The famous Franco-American whose
signature racing promoters have been
trying in vain to attach to a contract
for years has been entered in the
next indianapolis 500-mile race at the
wheel OF q l.000-pound Cornelian
fller, which promises to be fully as
great sensation as Chevrolet him.
self
The new machine. which experts
say VIII reVolutionize the motor
tuilding industry If successful. is
now building at Allegan. Mich. II is
tour-cylinder, with bore and
stroke OF AKA inches, respectively.
ana total piston displacement of
only los cubic inches Its speed is
placed At Zoe IN. horsepower. with
lHel aad oil carrying capacity suffi-
Gent for SEQ miles, SO that no stops
are expected to be necessary.
chevrolet has not raced since 1910.
when he wound up his career nv
hurdling a car full of Spectators dur
ing the last Vanderbilt held on Long
island. Prior TO his finish he had
been favorite, running the greater
part Of the distance way ahead of The
ileiu- Ills smash-ups and hairbreadth
escapes are without parallel. He
Knows 70 fear, and can ALWAYS ~
depended on Co be in the lead as long
as MS car lasts under him,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-01
TICKET SALE FOR
OPENING CAME To
COMMENCE TODAY
More Than 1000 Fans Can
Be Accommodated at Hope
we'll Field by Tuesday; Car
penterS Rushing Stands,

The sale Of tickets for the opening
game here in the Rio Grunde associa-
lion will start this morning. Commit
tees were appointed yesterday by the
directors to sell tickets They viii
scotlr the city thoroughly as a big
gate on the opening day Is one OF
the conditions upon which the man
agement Is counting strongly for sue
cess
There will be accommodation for
hetWeeu 1000 and $500 persons AT
iiopeWell field by Tuesday The
grandstand. which is being pushed
ahead rapidly. viii hold from 500 to
500 ana the blcaehers, ranging along
the fence toward first ana third bases,
VIII take care of the rest.
Work was begun on the stand and
Held Yesterday morning BY night
great proRress had been made. The
work viii So on today tomorrow.
Monday ana Tuesday morning if nee
essary 80 doubt exists now that TIE
fans win De properly taken care of by
me management A squad of thirty
thTd degree fans sat on the old
bleachers at the park yesterday ana
watched tine carpenters work giving
their fanny prochvities some exercise
~ h"'tAi tttA hAl HAAAhAtH W what is
gong TO happen there next Tuesday
afternoon
the committees thar win sell tick
ets VIII work in the blocks bounded
~ the following streets
FIRST, second. Central and Copper:
WIZ NeMilhn Tom Mitchell. Grover
9 Dew mo, j. f. Gooden and Julian
preyfus
Second. Third Central and Copper:
:, q Aektrman. Charles A. Eller u.
Rankin ana city Clerk Hughes
Ihird, Fourth. Central and Copper
dohn ", Prestell Il. A. kistler. y NJ. /
uaaoAe, Harold Pearoe, George G. /
TAYLOR
Fourth. Sixth. Central and Copper /
Heotge q Travis. c NJ Barber. Wal |
ter Weinman.
North OF Tuerass Charles Kunz |
and Thomas Walker
First. second Central and Gold: /
sam Stevens, Nye Martin. Charlie /
Gay ,. q Hagy and Al Goodrich
Second. Third, Central and Gold |
x N Merritt. .. A. Matson. Il. Il. |
Harris aud Fred dc Lorimer
Third. Fourth, Central and Gold: |
f. ]. Strong. David NJ. Rosenwald.
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julius Mandell and Bruno Dieckmann.
Fourth, Sixth, Central and Cold
Judge Craig, Senator Barth, ". p
Southland.
First, Second, Gold and Silver: W.
NJ. Hayward, Charles Chadwick, Bert
skinner.
Second, Third, Gold and Silver: A.
y. Betz, NJ T. Sehutt l1lwood NJ. Al
bright ana II T., sherman
Third, Fifth, Gold and Silver. T. A.
Egan, d, A. Macpherson ana A. d.
Ogle.
South of Silver: Charles Quier.
Kenneth Radridge. A. A. Schamaley.
a. Michael ana Jay Hubbs.
East of the railroad Thomas NJ
Danahy, George Arnot and u 4 Rice.
shops Earl Blood r. O. Suther-
land, George Simpson and Mr.. Camp
bell.
With work on the park well under
way Manager George Reed yesterday
was able TO give practically his undi-
Vided attention to the team Pitcher
Waldschmidt arrived yesterday morn
ing from San Antonio, Tex, and
worked out with the squad
The team had the first opportunity
of giving an insight into its class
Thursday afternoon when it played a
practice game with the University of
New Mexico. The Reedistas made the
varsity boys look something like a
bunch of one-armed Cinnamon who
had never heard of the North Ameri-
can game called baseball The score
was IS TO 0.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-01
BANQUET is GIVEN
FOR NEW BASEBALL
TEAM IN LAS CRUCES

fAFNetha 2eHNtAFeNotHeA 70 NeNNiNe 3oeHNNAi
las Cruces, n. NJ. April 30.--At
the lslks club the baseball fans Of the
city held "a reception Thursday night
20 the Las Cruces baseball team, all
players Of which are here ready for
the seasons work.
The banquet room Of the club Was
filled and after refreshments, enthus-
iastic speeches were made by Numa
g. Frcnger. president OF the local ass
ISOLATION; Mayor r. T.. Porter. nr.
Jameson. VI, T., Lapoint Bin Hur-
ley, manager Of the Las Cruces team
Or A. l.. Mcbride and state sena-
Tor a. u. Holt The speeches increas-
ed the ALREADY strong enthusiasm nnd
arrangements We're inuugurated for
the pushing Of the work Committees
were appointed Ca look after details
large crowd viii go down To III
Paso Go witness the opening game
between Las Cruces and El Pasn.
The game viii be played SUNDAY ar
terRoon and viii he preceded by "a
street parade
The business men ~ The town are
enthusiastically falling IN line and
have signified their WILLINGNESS 90
ulose their stores on the afternoon
when the home team plays on the
home grounds. This Is 90 AFFORD an
opportunity for clerks and proprie+
tors 20 get out for the afternoon and
help root and boost
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-01
PITCHING FEATURE
OF ONLY FED GAME
PLAYED YESTERDAY

fpr anHHiao JOURNAL aPeeitl lnAnen MiEel
Baltimore. April 80 - Mastery
pitching by Gene Packard resulted In
defeat for Baltimore this afternoon
In the first game OF the season agalnst
Kansas city The final score was
to o.
Score u. II. T..
Kansas City :. 900 O00 ego 10 ]
Baltimore 600 600 000--0 Z >
Batteries Packard and Brown;
Suggs, Smith and owen,
Pittsburgh BROOKLYN game post
poued. wet grounds.
Chicago buffalo game postponed;
wet grounds.
St Louis Newark game postponed;
wet grounds.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-01
FIRST WARD TEAM WINS
FIFTH STRAIGHT GAME

The flfst ward hool team won its
fifth straight mme whom il met the
second wArdcrs Yesterday afternoon
10 the Puddle schools league. The
score wis - o. 4 sganzini pitch
ing for the second ward team, broke
his arm. Charles Bryce. the Second
wardtrs regular catcher also was
cut of the game and this fact coupled
with the accident 10 the iwirhr MAY
partly account fnr fhe Wide margin
between The score
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-01
N0TICE.

| have sold my interest in the gro
Gerry store at 1901 West Mountain
Road, TO my wife, Frances O'Shea.
On and after this date | viii not be
responsible for debts contracted by
her. All bills for the current month
viii be settled by her.
April 49, 1915 NJ O'SHEA.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-01

SONGS THAT NEVER GROW
OLD can be obtained at the Journal
now without coupons. Don't miss this
opportunity to secure a copy. Only 10
and 40 cents each. respectively.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-01
Mn.hIngton D. rhIIaleIphIn

Washington. April 30 Washington
nude il thrce ont Of four games from
Philadelphia today by batting Wyek
of hHrd ~ three innings, winuinw.
TO T. a double aud single in the ninth
gave the visitors their only run
Score. f. II T..
Philadelphia GOO 000 GOT g
Washington 4l0 eco t0N-6 o
Batteries Wvckoft ana McAvoN
Boohling and Henry
summary Two-hase hits Me-
Bride, Walsh Double plIys laioie
to Barry % Mcinnis Foster to Gan-
dil Foster tn Morgan to Gandh MOr-
gan 90 Mcbride to aandil Raises ou
lalis--Oft MAckuff r. OF Pochhng.
4 struck out--rN Myckoff r. hy
Boehllng 81 tmpires ENans uud
MuiancY
st. Louis-Cleveland and NCw York
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-01

HaWllt0n Ont AprIl 3O--The
uame of James Duny prominent
long distance runner, whose home
WAS IN this city. appears in todaN's list
~ those KILLED IN the Canadian cou-
ungcnt at the front Duty won the
American marathon al Boston last
wear
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-01
TW|RLERS' DUEL
ENDS FAVORABLY
FOR WINDY CITY
f aber Holds Detroit 10 Three
Well scattered Hits and His
Teammates Concentrate on
Dubuc'S Delivery

Chicago, April S0.~~Urhan Fuber
held Detroit to three scattered hits TO-
day, while his teammates hunchcd
their hits cff pubue and Chicago won a
pitchers battle, 4 to Il netroit's lenr
run was gift cobb drew a base on
balls. went to third on a Wild pitch
aud scored on sacrifice fly
score. H. n, II.
Detroit ...s 600 100 000 d
Chicago ......40l0 OIL dlX o
Batteries Duhue ana Mckee Fhbcr
and Schalk
summary Thrte-hase hit Fur
nler Bases on balls Off FaheG o.
OFF Duhue, L. struck cut By Fabcr
3. by nuhuc, b rmpres nineon
ana Nallm
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American Association.

Cleveland ]; Columbus f.
So Paul q: Kansas City e
Minneapolis 6 Milwaukee 5.
Louisville I Indianapolis Z.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-01
"RuBEf MNROt ARD AND nIdRB
IINNutk.

Two southpnws have ALREADY
startled the fans this early In the sea-
son "Huhe' Marquurd Of the Giants,
pitched no-hil game against the
Dodgers and Herb Pcnn0ck of the
Athletics, came within an ace OF
shutting out the Red sox. he allowed
one hit, Such sensational work at this
stage of the game is unusual aud
both performances by port siders
too Connie Mack Is tickled to death
nj the performance of his twifler for
IN Il he sees a chance 20 pat the
mighty Athletics back in the pennant
winning niche which they occupied
before the Braves tumhlcd them out
John McGraw VIII BE plnd to rely on
Marquard, especially II Pol Perrlt
the Cardinal twlrler falls down
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-01
SENATORS OFF IN
LEAD IN RACE FOR
RIO GRANDE RAG
Take Second Game From
PuebIoS, WaIIoping Andra-
do Heavily in Opening In
ningS and CinChing Contest,
,srsclAL DISPATCH TO MORNING JOURNAL

Tucson, Ariz., April 3O.-Wlth Man
ager Hester, of the Senators, in the
lineup against Tucson. the Phoenix
team took another game from Brash-
cars team today by a score of to 8,
hitting Andrado hard in the initial in
nings. Han, who was pounded hard
Tuesday was a puzzle TO the Old Pu-
eblos. Homers by Lynn for the Sen
ators and Stadelli and Barton for the
Tucsonians were features.
Brashear shook up his team and
had Stroloff at short. Barton at sec
ond, Cox In center. Pttman, OF Phoe-
NIX, was fined five dollars by Umpire
Kane for talking about decisions from
the pit and was afterwards banished
from the game.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-01
Western League.

pcs Moines s ST Joseph
Omaha . sioux CITY g.
Wichita 4 Lincoln $
penVer-Tepeka game postponed
a 4n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-01
IlEnENNL I.ItNGiE.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
National league.

New York al Philadelphia.
Cincinnati az ST. Louis.
Boston at Brooklyn
Chicago az Pittsburgh.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-01

An expert viii use great care in
unassembhug an automobile 60 make
repairs. often the damage done IN
taking down exceeds the original
trouble % be repaired
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-01
Pacific Coast League.

Oakland 90; Venice 20.
Portland 2. Las Angeles l.
Salt lake l3s san Francisco 2
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-01

81 Louie &C CleVeland-
Detroit at Chicago.
Washington al Boston
Philadelphia az New York
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-01
ChIcago d Irll.burgh I.


st Louis. April 30. liueRins made
home run In the fourth inning OF
today'a game with Cincinnati, bring.
ing the score for 81. Louis To Ave-
Doian made the ilnal tally In the
sixth ana st Louis won, 8 70 2. In
the hrst inning Higgins made a
three base hit and then scored on O
single by polan.
score r, II. Il.
Cincinnati 600 OIL OO0--2 10
~. Louis 49,. 202 10i 00x--6 ~
Batteries. BENTON and Wlngo; Per-
due, Brown and Snyder,
summary Two.b base hlts--Snyder,
Wingo. Wilson, Groh Thrce-base
hits Iicrsog. Ilugglns. Butler Home
run.--Iugglns. Double plays Butler
to Miller t21. Butler 60 Husglns to
Miller. Rases on balls--On Benton =,
of Brown ! of l'erdue ! lllts--Om
genton s III 4 Innings, of Brown
in INNINGS Struck out--By Benton
l. by Brown by Perdue ], TINS
pires~ Rieiep and Hart
noston- New York postponed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-01
GESTRY's EGGS

Fresher, cleaner. better. Every one
candIed. sfasnped and guaranteed.
Sold by Jana. sialQy. Hawkins.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-05-01
DODGERS FIELD
WELL AND WIN
FOR MR.. C00MBS
Brilliant Work Of Schultz Saves
Former American Star
TwirIer From Defeat al
Hands Of Philadelphia,

isY aonniaa loUaasi eetciAt lsstro WAR
Philadelphia, April 30 ~ Jack
Coombs. the former star twirler u
the Philadelphia Americans, pitched
his first fun game as National
Lacquer for Brooklyn today and
Philadelphia WAS defeated 2 10 J..
Coombs was Wild but brilliant field
Ing by schultz saved him from being
scored on In two innings.
Score Il. II. y.
nrooklyn .... 600 OIL 900 u o
philadelphia 200 600 doll 2
Batteries. Coombs and Mccnrty,
lsixey and Killlfer.
summary. TWO. base hits-~Wheat.
Dauhert, stengcl Double play
Schultz and Daubert Bases on balls
or Cdombs g. OF Rixey 2. struck
ont--Ry Coombs 2 by Rixey 2. TIM
pires--nyron and Orth.
Chicago 4: Pittsburgh I.
Pittsburgh, April 30.--Chlcago de-
feated Pittsburgh, TO !. today
through the excellent pitching OF Ia
bel The locals made only one hit un-
III the ninth inning, when n triple ana
u single gave them their only run.
Cooper was hit hard In the fourth
and eighth innings.
Score. X. ~. u.
Chicago ... O00 300 020-.4 . o
Pittsburgh 600 00e DOLL 0
Hatteriosi Zabel ana Bresnahan;
Cooper, Mamaux and Glhgon, Schang.
summary Three-hase hits-fiond,
Saler, Baird. Bases on bals--Oh IA
bel 81 off Cooper !, IIits-~Om Cooper
In innings. on Mammaux none IN
inning. Struck ont--By label o. by
Cooper ! by Mammaux . umpires.
Klein and Emslie.
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ho.lon. New Yorl. roatponed.
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Pokal.Derid)t
plDtliH geitprben.
8eorse 8itid finbet ieiue Satin in
Der ROrsue ais geidJs pieSer.

Die sSrau, welfe am Rontaa
glben6 nn Der DecItiden gluenue unb
Jince SrnBe plGsIib pom lobe Sa.
bingeraiit wuroe, mar Die Satin bon
@eorge Ritih. G23 Beit WtcDliden
glnenHe. Scr Die 2eide aeiteru I'M Scb.
tenbaus i6entiii,irte. Ter Miann ar.
beitet gsadlts lno ais er seitern Nor.
gen mad Snrie fam, inHb cr Die @ob'
niiitg ueridlIoiieu Sbm muroe bann
Don Dem ploBlidleu 5ooe iener sSrail
erSdGIt inS Ieioer ioIIten iih ieine
idIlimmen gIbulmgen, nit peIhen or
mad Der Morgie geeilt mar. beitdti.
gen. Srnu Gntbarine gitib mr. 30
Sabre ali It0 6eianO ii6 anifeintnv
BEL better 0eiunobeit, als ibr Wanu
iie am Montag glber6 DerIieB, mi
ouf Die arbeit Su geben. Die Grall
lunr nlf Der Strnbe sniammerge6rc.
den. Sic rDtir0e BON AngenSeiIgeii IN
cine apotbete eebradt, no iie naf)
penigen Sefunoen 0en Iesten gltbem.
,lig that. 9oroner Soernueper bot ei.
nen Ser5idIag ais EooeSuriade iei..
aeiieIIt.
Ger ls Sabre aIte S6ilScrmaIer
slnOrep Grimm. 1926 Neainnt CIR,
puroe eeitern pom SdIagiIub pIos.
lid oahingerafit.
sSrau Carrie &agner. bic @attii
ees BrubifmieoS g9ilIiam 8dgner.
1T in ibrer Bcbnung. 522 g9et 81.
bertu Strabe, an 9Iuiuergiitlmg &C.
iiorben. Die 6rau mar 40 Sabre alt.
Or. Soiepb Gditein Bat ben 5dl benz
Coroner aenleIoet.
Ger 43 Sabre nlte aanlpenmader
a9iIlimn Sdoettle, oil Der Reunten
lm6 4Seiiern gIpenue pobnbaft. itiir5ie
gcitcm Rorsen entieeIt 5u 8ooeU.
@ie Der Coroner icitgeiteIlt bat,
tulitoe Der Wsam 6urd SerBidIae
nl0slih pom 2eben nbgeruieH.
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Observation-Disclosures.

(5amss q. stspbens, 20. ROrtl genb,
} Cbio.
lsplpia 8bitns9, %, GlsOss, ..
{ Daltsr ]. goOne, 26, 13. unb Race.
| lGensoieps Wurphp, IS, 1861 Usounb.
j9ruuDut !. 5sfinsr. q. Columbus,
: ObiO.
tRagie Dilion. 10. SsffsriOn SotsI.
(2tugufO giliaui 80, 334 Oit 6. Ctr
(5Oa paul. 81, 458 Oit Giinite Str.
(Sertett Sabn, 27, 2So1 gciOto Str,
lgntOinstte Deib, 20, gOrpOob. 8.
(Rasnus Smith, %, 751 Garlisle.
l9tsnss Berg. %, 751 Carlisle alUs
(Ro6ert g. gilbert, 35, aouispius,
! an.
Caroline Balls, %, grinceton 6otel
6arD.1 Sanis, 27, RorpOOO, 8.
pima Rittsrtoff, "a. RprpOob, 8.
lqnSr.fp Gl3enbOsfsr, AZ, 1890 2inr,
lRoris 6. Srslaro, 81, 220 Sr6arb.
(2Ouis GrssOman, %, s9elbpuiae,
5no.
Marp 0resn6erg. q. Dominion
9otsl.
Daniel 6. Clear, 36, 6amilton. 8.
taGtbsrine GIart. 27, GrsstsntOile.
JJreo. 2trmonitrout. %, 1890 Oii
Jront StraBe.
lGitbtr Z. Gopert, 20. 1900 5aitsrr
(Geors. s6psn.sr, 90, GbeDiOt.
agSia 0orubuit, 20, 2648 5OOt
(gsrus 10. srOufs, %. 2O04 (5afterr
Gliiabstb g. pfirrmanu, IS, 15le
Qtnu Str.
lGlmsr ). Bauer, %, 144 Calhoun.
5OH. 6. aosbus. 10, 1893 9arriiou.
5Ubn au6r. %, 1895 Wcg6erion.
GoeIe U9eibHer, "A, Al S't UftuIiten
l9Ouis serulue,, %, 512 gettg Str,
gsttu gsIostp, 20, rs 8aoe Str.
l5Obn Sderrsr, A, Rspport. a9.
lgluna Colin, 43, gssd 0ia 2tDe.
(5ubn 7. &lein. 20. ia Burns Ctr.
i4gnss NcGormat. Is, 636 Burns.
8iqiam Smith, 81, 1922 Race Sir.
l9ilis Sopfon, "a, Clinton Springs.
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bon Charles 9rOb, perionaIisn $500,
GrunOsigsntbum $500.
Der psri0nli6e Ra6lab ocs Ssnrp
Wubsr5bah betrdgt $l017.88; oerjsni.
ge Oes Quguit Biebaus $1116.33.
8eri 6tebeues.
Die 3peits Rational gant erlan9t.
Elm llrtbsil iiber $5l31.77 aegen gom.
). Wtspsr uno Elm ioI4es iiber $780,
50 gsgsn 5obn gurte.
gugsne Qbler purbe als Receioer
fir bas 9ddersi9eihdit Don Gran ano
alsin an Der Reaoins Rodo srnarnt.
Treo. Buff. beg ginbruhs iibsrs
fiibrt. tpurbe auf unbsitimmts Belt be-
StuatsbeFsrungs glnituIt iiberiUis'
fen
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SaiesSaH.
Cine &irSerlnae iiir Die oJiros" &C.
itern in Chicago. - 3iueiies Spiel
ourd Sanfelbeit besnost.

Sn bem eriien Der beiben geitrigsn
SpisIs Spticbsn unieren nRsos" uno
ben .gubs" in Gbicago fungirten
Stlsuoerer Benton urb Sanger Dius
40 als gattsrie fir Cincinnati eessn
Sumpbriss reIp. lrdsr fir bic 9ees
nsr. @dbrsnb Benton bis gum Gubs
Oes Spisles oui ieiHem pOiten Derblieb.
Ianbten bic Cubs Die beibsn ,peiterer
S6leuoerer Cambridge unb gbeuso in
ben aampf, Der srit i'm Oier3ebnten
9ungs our Gntiaeioung seIdnste, mos
rim Chicago burh 5ipst 5reffer, eiuen
5rsipob unb eiuen 5ebler uuTeres
SdppGrmsrs Griffith ben getpirnenoen
2auf Titerte. llrIere Sungsns md6s
ten a4tssbu Srsffsr ssgen ie4ssbn,
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idloIfen. bab Ser feinb Bel Oen nun

idlloiien. bab Der iSeinb BET Sen nui.
mebr aiisGe5eidIuet aitsgebaiiten tiir,
fiiGen StcIllineen ali9 MIR einen
Dieter 9ooen gsTpiunt Sm 9eger.
t5eif, aacS botft, bab es tros Der
StiiisartiIIerie bes Gcsners iiber
f,irt ooer lang aeIingen wiro, oieien
pom Der SaIbiniel gu pertreiben uno
lns Reer su pericn, Gie 8erIuite Der
Gngl6nber iin6 10 .dlp heren geridie
ieIblt 5uaeben, 'l,ngepobnlib arcb
iiuo Sie nnd)9eifobenen SritppeH
rei6trn tpobl gera6e ans, Die ertitan.
tenen aiifen niis3uiiillen. 3pci eng.
Iiide 8enerdIe limb seiallen, cine INT.
.seimlid, grobe an5abI pon Ofii5ie-
rem, barinter WliiaIIeoer Ses boddten
ttgliid|eu aoels. Der Srlppeneriac
fommi, fpie ih aus einem SoIoatelt
bud entnebmen fcunte. oas bos "a.
tlin trng. aIcgnnoria. waaD 3. 1915,
l,u:adft aus aenppien, uHo man bot
GER einbrlid. bnb Die 9crbiinoeteu
am Gnoe ibrer 2eiihnmgsiabigtett,
ipdS grid,nifllng bon Soloaten be.
trliit. dngcIangt iinb. IS III 3lnu
3beil ibou iebr Minoerlperfbiges4lla.
ierial, oas man berbeisebolt bat.
9eiilib puroe elm 17idbriaer Sran.
3oie eeiangen genouuueR, Der nit iei'
nem Idppdhlidem franflidcn ats'
ieben elm jammerpolss SdnliipieI
cot. Tie 9nit 81 @ngriiieu iii beim
@egrer, ipie es id,eint. aamablid iehr
i'm abnehmer beariiien Ger Iebte
groba arnhirm 1T inter rieiigeu Der.
lnitcn sitinmmengebrod,en. W2ebr ais
1000 3cbte toiteie er ben 6cino, Die
sabIreiden @eirpunoeien nid]t nit
einssrehuet. Die ginbnbe Der lilr.
fen all Reniher iinb YsatcrlaI Udr
b15e. innerbilinibinaBig DsrinJ. sic
bcben iid mittleripeile 10 gut Der.
idnRat MIIo eingegraben, oab ielblt
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Sd)lSen nnridJien.
Gs iin6 mcbr aIs orei @ohen per.
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2ruppen aiisid,iiften. SSoBt mnil al.
les Juiammen, ipas it'd, bis beilie jll'
trne 10 lit elm gern6eju fIdgIidlcs
SSics.o oas 6rsebnis. Ter 6eiHo iii
a,li Der gau5en 2inie SliriIdgapcrien
ml6 bait iid) nit ieiner idauafen
9ruppeHmnft 1iif einem fdJmaIcH
Streiien 2anbes. Die siiniiige Rir.
fling, bic man iih sipeiiellos pon Der
ideperen glrtiIlerie periyrnd,, III Dol.
liza ausaebIieGen. benn bic Eiirten bd.
BEN trot hires beitdnoigea 5euerS an
Crt in6 Stele aiisgebaIten lmb iino
icaar an mebreren guntten porgc.
gangeil. Bon Dem eigPntlif,cn 3icI,
ben Observation-Disclosures in ben
gsiieem az fallen, lit Der @esner To-
ipeit cntfernt, tuie am gniana, aIs erI
ieine llnfernebmung prableriid, al.
liinoiatc. Dan bat allen Bruno,
perirauenspoa in Die 3ufliuit 5u
tIidyn ,Hb bie @esipingine oerReer.
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unisr better S9ldgsr nit pier 5rrf'
fern - Darunter srpsi Slpeibaiise Benz
ton Tanbts a4t 2uftfd4Ier Sur gant
gegen feds uno puroen auf beiOen
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peri6sntt. Guigle1 uno Srtb tparen
bic S9iebsri6ter.
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S6Ieuberer 9oneD uno Sanger Bngo
infer 9ei4iB gesen guu9bn reip. @r'
der fir Chicago. 3as Spiel tam nab
bem iiebsnten 9ange pbne Gntihel'
bung pegeu DuntsIbsit gum 5dluP,
aIs betos Slubs js 5psi 2dufe 5siiaelt
batten. Die Reos ma6tsn fiinf Sref'
Ter gegsn Iieben uno beibe alubs battea
je einsn 6ebler auf oem aOnto.
RefuItat berssitri9eH
Spisle:
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perfidts 9ruItees iiberirasen nnb
nit bem 8au folI fobulb iDie m0sIih
poranssgangen iuerben. Das gna.
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lniperiiidtssRe DR.. Gbarles W.
Dabnep. SarDep 9dnnaforb tDurbe
nit bsm Gntipurf Der rorldufisen
pliN benuitragt.