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RIVERS STARTS TOO LATE.
Dundee piles Up Tremendous Lead
During First Eight Rounds.

Had Joe Rivers fought in the first
eight as he did in the last two of his
ten round bout with Johnny Dundee he
might have won at EbOets Field last
night. Joe didn't seem TO apr, c!ate the
fact that he had serious business on
hand unit the final two chapters. In
these periods the little Mexican fought
~furiously to overcome the unquestioned
lead that the Italian had piled UP. lie
clearly o%utfought Johnny here.
IL was n thrilling finish to a bout that
was one sided TO this point . In the first
round Johnny scored a peculiar knock
down. As the men were pounding away
at close quarters Johnny suddenly
cracked a right and left TO Joc's Jaw and
the Mexican reached out as he toppicd
over backward and graspci Johnny
about the body. Joe hit the lcor solid.y
with Johnny held firmly In his grasp.
Dundee pounded Rivers severely on the
kidneys throughout the bout and his
back was red and surely sore At the
finish.
Joe looked as II he were all in during
the third. lie fought d. a sluggish man.
ner and didn't seem able 10 untrack him
self. Joe held at every opportunity. In
the seventh Joe's right eye was cut and
his lips were crimson too. Tnen anne
Joe's spectacular finish.
To add to the fireworks Rivers o. ened
Johnry's left eye with the first punch
of the ninth round II a red stream
poured down Dundee's face. The crowd
went wild at sight Of this and yells
went up for a knockout. Joe was not
equal to the task. however. as Johnny
had plenty o; sneed left.
As Rivers made his way through the
crowd on the way from the ring some
one walked up to him and with a cry OF
'Oh. you GUTTER struck him In the
face. Joe promptly Knocked his assa.l-
ant down.
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0UIMET PLAYS CHICK
IN FINAL FOR TITLE
Champion and Former Har-
ward Golfer Survive Semi
finals in Massachusetts.
STERNE Is ELIMINATED

BosroN. July 23-Francis ouimct
reached the nnal round Of the tourney
for the Massachusetts state golf cham
pionship on tho Woodland links to-day.
w. c. chick of Hrae Burn will be the
other nnalist.
In the scmi-fnal round this after
noon the defending champion won easily
from Parker Scholeld of Albemarle. who
had surprised every one In the morning
by eliminating Ray Gorton. Ouimct
needed only ten holes TO beat Schofeld.
winning all but one of them and TAX
Ing the match by 9 up and S to play.
The only halved hole vas the eighth.
but 1t wasn't entirely Schofeld's fault
that the match was so one sided.
ouimet was playing great golf and was
three strokes under an average Of 4 a.
Tar as he went. on four Of the holes
he was down in 3. and his only 3 was
Mt the seventh. In the morning Ouimet
put IA worthy opponent out of the rum
ming when lie beat Parker W. WHITE
more by 8 up and 3 to play.
Chick won a notable victory this
afternoon when he beat Sam Sterne OF
Tatnuck by . up and / to play. II was
n NIP and tuck match all the way and
ended when Chick ran down "A twenty
foot putt for "a win IN the seventeenth
green. Sternc. who had heater Brice
Evans In the morning, was expected
to beat Chick by many OF the prophets.
but the Brac Burn golfer proved that he
still Is n factor to be reckoned with.
The final tD-nnrrnNy kNtll ha at thIrtv-
six holes. The summary:
Championship Division, Third Round
; X. StCrnc. Tituuvk. defeated n. 3.
Evans, belmont spring, I and .: w. e.
ChiCk, Brae Burn, defeated Ralph Horn
blower. Erte Burn, I and 3. Parker Scho-
ned. Alhcmat.e, defeated K. Il. Gorton,
israe Barn. : and /. Francis Ouimet.
W Joi4and, defeated l.. ". Mhitiemure,
BrooN.lne, 3 and 3.
Se.ni-fnuI Round-Chick defeated Sterne,
and ;.
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MATCH ENDS WHEN
BAGGS TURNS ANKLE
Injury Cuts Short Splendid
Struggle in Doubles on
Rockaway Courts.
FINALS SET FOR TO-DAY

CEDARHuRsr, l.. T., July 23.-The Har-
old II. Observation-Disclosures II. Fell and
Leonard Bcekmau-Nandcrbilt II. Ward
combinations reached the fna round In
the invitation doubles Mt the Rockaway
Hunting Club courts to-day. The for
Harry $. Parker In the second round at
Sc, GO. and repeated on Charles NJ.
Bull, Jr. and Lyle T.. Mahan In the
semi-nnal with the same score. Beck
man m Ward gained the flnal round
with the aid Of an accident. They were
leading $. Howard Voshell and Fred
crick G.. Baggs at il-9, 6-S. 81. when
Btggs spraiued his ankle running for the
ball and was forced to retire. The final
~ the singles In which Pell and Noshell
Will meet is scheduled for tomorrow Mt
: 50 and Will bc followed by the doubles.
Up TO tho time that Baggs was In
iurcd the match in which he played was
productive OF the best tennis Of the day.
Every one Of the four men on the court
was al his best. Had Bags not turned
lis ankle the match might have been
going yet, for the teams had played the
first two sets to deuce and neither
'.''"'' h"H S'hH9 Va bINl"S W. "h'h w.
abrupt finish came. The teamwork of
the Bcokman-Ward combination was
quite n surprise, for 1t is "A newly formed
pair. The youngsters seemed to fit right
into one anuther's game and put up a
stone wall defence throughout. The sum
maries;
Eockaway Hunting Club Mems Invita-
ton Doubles. second Round-Hlrold N.
Htokc'' and Theodore II. Poll defeated
seton Porter and Harry 5. Parker. S..
G-1.
S'gl-nnol RoGnd-Hlrold H. Hackett
and Theodore r.. Pen defeated Charles VI
1c.r1II H.,hmau and Vanderbilt Il ward
d.fsttsI = Howard Noshcli ard Fred G..
E-lL.- ~ 4 IL LAfAuDf.
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GOLFER SURVIVES.
II. l.. jackson OF williams VIII
Meet u. W. CorkrRn at shawnee.

SHAWNEE. Pa. July 2S.-Ilichard l..
jackson OF Williams College n 10.
Warren Corkran Of Baltimore were tho
survivors OF the scmi-fnal round in the
invitation golf tournament at the Shaw
nee Country Club to-day. The win
ners will meet at t~hirty-six holes in the
final for the lockwood trophy to-mor-
row.
Percy Plat of the New York Golf
Club, the hope of teh Metropolitan dis
trict, was eliminated by Warren Cork
ran by 6 up and 4 to play this after
moor. The winner played steadily.
whereas Plat never succeeded In get
ting his iron shots working properly.
Playing out the bye holes Corkran got a
90. Jackson played equally well against
u. Clark Corkran this afternoon. The
latter lost W balls early In the match
and never had a chance thereafter.
In the beaten eight OF the first six
ten Scott Scanned OF Trenton and James
c. Parrish, Jr., National, were the sur
vivors. Parrish finished with a 2 ut the
home hole and defeated Reginald Worth
ington by 2 up. The summaries:
First sixteen-second Round y clark
Corkran, baltimore, beat H. T. Allen, Fox
beat, j. p Macbean, Old york Road. !
and g. Percy Plat. New York, beat carr
schwinn. Glen Ridge : and O. Wnrr'n
Shawnee, 4 and 3
Semi. final Hound jackson beat u
Clark Corkran, 4 and 3. and u Warren
Corkran bes, Plat. 5 and =
Beaten Eight. First SiNteen-First
Round; Ray Twyenort, Bridgeh1mpton,
beat =. Inouye. Haworth. by default
scott scammeil. Trenton. beat II L.
Ridge. Rucks county. : and 81. g Far
rish, Jr, National. beat I. NJ SCh0ch,
Philadelphia Country. 3 and T. L. 8
WorthinRton, shawnee. beat Cecil CAT
vert. Aronimlnk, : and J..
Seni-nnsi Round -Scamucl heat ivy
effort. . and ., and Parrish beat Worth
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TWO HAVE TITLE MONOPOLY.
Miss Grove aud ,. n. Stcinknmpf
Possible Winners Of All Classes.

NoNKEHs. July 23.-Miss Margaret
Grove and j. II ~Stciukampf may have IA
monopoly on the Hudson River cham
piuushIrS when the tournament now in
progr,s, here Is finished AT the Park Hin
Lawn Tennis club courts. The pair
reached the final Ia the mixed doubles
to-day by defeating Mr., and Mrs. A. -.
Triton iu the scmi-fual Al 81. 6-l.
C. IN Miss Grove advanced To the
final of the women's singles by beating
VI 80 katherine browning at IS, G-l.
e.
Stoiukampf is already in the final Of
the mems singles and viii meet Abraham
Bassfrrd. Jr.. tomorrow. Bassford came
through to-day by defeating George
King, G--l. 6-4, in the semi-hnil. Stein
kampf also looks to have a good chance
in the mems doubles. for he is teamed
with II. W. Forster and the pair looks
like the strongest combination In the
field. The summaries
Hudson River Championship Mems SIN
r'es. Sgui-tull Raurl-Ahrahtm Bt~sfotd,
Jr. defeated George King. g. G-4
WoW,u's Single. Sem.-dua. RpuuI-Miss
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DUNWoODIE MEN WIN AND LOSE
Fink survives. Caldwell Succumbs
In NapIcwOOd Golf.

M~ArLEwuop. y. H.. july 22-Charles
FINK, DuuwoOdie T.. n. Dodge, Maple.
wood Paul II. Sherwin. Wollastor, and
Gen. George II. Elliott. Chevy Chase.
landed to-day in the semi-hnals of the
july handicap golf tournament.
Budge defeated Il. @. Buckncr, Com
reigue. > aud 3: Fink defeated T.. ".
Lukcr. Mapiewood. : and = Sherwin de-
feated ". Il. Caldwell, Dunwoodie. i
up n9 holes) Elliott defeated John
:. Phelps. N~ullaston, j and 4.
Robert A.. Tomlin. Jr., of New York
won the mems singles OF the first July
invitation tennis tourney to-day. de-
fcatirg q. u. Tarbell in straight sets
at 6--2. g.. 60. Tomlin played in
fine form, returning his opponents
drives with comparative ease and plac-
ing his uwn shots for the most part IN
back lire and in the corners.
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Margaret Grove defeated Miss X. Brown
ing, IS, 6-i, So.
Mems Doubles. First Round n
Steinkampf and n. W. Forster defeated
Donald Brooke and I. Du Bots. Is. "a
Mixed Doubles. second Round MIS- W
II. Pouch and J iowa defeated Miss Bessie
Holden and Abraham Bassford. Jr, 1t.
6--l, 6--0
Semi-hnal Round-Miss Margaret Grove
and !. H. Steinkampf defeated Mrs and
MIR. A. u. Britton. 81. 6-l, e..
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ROAMER HAS POST OF HONOR.
Asked to Garry Top Weight in
Saratoga Handicap.

Roamcr has the post Of honor in the
Saratoga Handicap, the weights for
which We're announced yesterday by
Handicapped Vosbureh. The distance il
n mile and a quarter and the race will
be run on August 2, the opening day OF
the Saratoga meeting. Roamer will carry
1928 pounds to l25 for Borrow. the next
in line. John w. SChorr's Luke McLuke
Is weighted with l24, one pound more
than the Suburban winner Strombol,.
The weights:
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Jim Buckley Says He's ON for Some
Sueet. Though Long Deferred, Revenge

I've waited n good many years to get
hunk on Jim Corbett and at last the
chance has come" said Jim Buckley yes
terday. when my handy man.. Gum
BOAT Smith, meets Corbett's Cowler, III
be satisfied with life. I'll tell you why.
You may not suspect 1t, but I'm Irish
and n loyal one too. Naturally when
a mere lanky kid, was matched
to fight John l.. Sullivan, the pride or
all Irish hearts, / said. Here's where l
unload and clean up on the Boston boy
oh. didn't II look soft! Why. you could
promote q nice little riot n time you
dared even suggest that Pompadour Jim
would level our pride and Joy.
what did I do but 60 down to the
bank and draw out $500. the first money
that / ever had saved. Then l hunted
out a Corbett sympathizer. I'll tell you
now they were mighty scarce. I got my
money down. And then We waited for
the returns.
"The flash. 'Corbett wins by a knock
OUT came trickling over the wire and
tainted dead away. So that's why I'm
on for revenge on July 2s. 1t will be
sweet revenge too with Corbett across
the ring as his find hits the fool with
a bang. Revenge! Sure, twill be
sweeter than Irish honey"
George Lawrence, who brought Colin
Bell and Sam McVey to this country,
says tina, the cablegrams printed In JOht
BuH, OF July 10, and supposed to ave
been sent to some one In America, are
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Jimmy Murrny's Career Checked.

Jimmy Murray. Who has aspirations
II the bantamweight line and is to box
Champion Kid Williams soon. was
souudly trounced o. points by frankie
Burns at Browns Far Rockaway club
last night.
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Jack Tolaud and the rev Al Mccoy
shI"ged through ten rounds to n draN
at the Vanderbilt \. c. last night. q.
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POINT JUDITH TEAM
WINS BLIZZARD CUPS
Beat Meadow Brook Magpics
in Final of Tournament
at Ccdarhurst.

CEpARHrRsr. L. l.. July e3.-poInt
Judith won the final polo game for
the Blizzard cups to-day by defeating
the Meadow lrook Magpies on tho
Rockaway Hunting Clubs field. The
score was 5ts TO 3. and the game ended
,he tourney which has been In progress
for some time.
Raymond and Morgan Belmont, W.
a. Hazard, Jr. and bcvorcux M.lhurn
were the members OF the winning team
goal from the Meadow Brook combina-
ton. In tn, arst period neither side
was able 20 score, but 30 th second
Morgan Belmont pu; the ball between
the posts for the first score Of the
game. His brother Raymond did the
only scoring IN the third session, and
in the fourth Morgan Belmont made
"A goal for Point Judith and Howard
phipps scored for Meadow Brook. Ray
mond Belmont made a foul cross and
incurred a half goal penalty for his
side. leaving the score 81. to 2 in favor
!of Point Judith at the half way point.
There was no more scoring until the
sixth chukker, when Malcolm Stevenson
made n goal for Meadow Brook and
closed up the gap b.tween the two
teams 20 only half n goal.
Fol the next few minutes both teams
played their hardest. but before the
seventh chukker was over Raymond
Belmont and Devereux VI burn scored
for Point judith and made victory prao-
ticallv cer:ain. Milhurn's goal was a
splendid shot from midield. The line
~
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Brighton Beach Racetrack will be
aglow tonight. Boer Rodel and Jake
Ahearn. the Giant Killer. will present
their sketch. Ahearn makes his first
assault on the giants tonight. Rodel
and Ahearn were stable mates a while
back and ZACH has a %sneaking Idea that
he il a little bit better than the other.
Soldier Bartield meets Silent Martin In
the other ten rounder.
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Good start, won driving Edith Baurnann,
On I by Prince Of Melbourne-Rose Frim;
SSncd by NJ. J. Leonard: trained by j,
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The toppy red bag, Sc

For you can put your little old blue-pencil
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ROUND.


ln...... y 4 I : .
'Bye holes not played.
Standish took the lead early In his
match against Bingham and at the end
OF the morning round was 4 up. He
kept on gaining in the afternoon and
had no trouble in winning by 7 up and 6
10 play, ending the surprising career Of
the Mayheld golfer. The final rounds
in the minor divisions were played to-
day. leaving the course free for the
championship final. which will begin at
10 o'clock tomorrow morning. The
summaries:
Championship Division, SENT Anal Round
Charles Evans, jr. Edgewater, beat /.
+. Sawyer, Wheaton. . and /: J. ID.
Standish, Jr., Detroit, beat IL. u. Bingham,
MHvteld. : and i.
Presidents cup. Final Rnund-Donnld
Edwards. chicago, defeated william Rau-
tenhush, Chicago. 6 and 5.
Vice Presidents Cup, Final Round y.
Mcdonald, Chicago, defeated T.. $. Arm
strong Los Angeles, 3 and .
Treasures Cup, Final Round-J. n,
Croukston, rlttshurg. defeated II. H..
Pearce, Pittshurg, 6 and 2.
Socretnry's cup, Final Round-N. r.
Davis. Highland Park, defeated ". c.
King, Country club, ! up.
Directors cup. Final Round-C. A.
TAYLOR, Iaporte, Ind, defeated c. V. Will
Jams, chicago, up.
Committees cup. Final Round-E. J.
Miller, Pittsburg, defeated +, ". Tanner.
Toronto, | up.
surprise cup, Final Round-Jack Frost,
san Antonio. defeated A. O. Pearce, Pitts
burg, o and 8.
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Yes, sir, P. A. puts a razor edge on your
e-division that's hobby enough
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Point judith Earned goals. g.: allowed NV
handicap. !; lost by penalty. y soal; total
score. 81 goats Meadow Brook Ma.pies-
Earned goals 3; allowed by hadlcnp. none
los by penalty, none; total score. Q goals.
lndivldu1. gp1ls-point judith. X Belmont.
. VI Belmont. q: u Mlburr Meadow
BROOK. Le poutller. PhIpps and stevenson.
PLAYED cl-ht periods of ~ minutes each
Rcfcrce,I i Cowdin. Timer and scorer
Arthur Hunter
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IROQUOIS MIPS CRAWLING
JUST BEFORE FINAL TURN
Stays in Front Throughout Fine Run Across Sound and
Takes Race Of Fifty Footers Off Larchmont-
Last Regatta of Series To-day.

Anita, q. r. Granbery. ...5 II az 3 81 80
Amoret. r u. Budd ......s az 90 . 90 90
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Thnd start, won driving. Beethoven. b e,
~ Broomstick-sans Peur: owned by Mrs,
X ] Miller: trained by r. ]. Miller.
SECOND RACE.
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FIRST RACE.

For three year Odds and UPWARD: non. win.
ners in 1915; selling; purse $500; five and q
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there isn't a bite in a
barrel Of this national
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humidovs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-17

- au9 elm 8ersniigen.
Jrau o.: Die RuFen bier i'm Gee
fdngsnenluger iOllen ia boil llnsss
sisfer Tsin; bat es Sbr Serr 9emabl
ni6t. aud fdon sefunben9
5rau profsFor: Sa freiIid, Der
1T bodsrfreut bariiber, er bat i8cn
orei arten bon llnssaiefsr entosdt.
bic es BEL uns gar ni9t gibt!
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SET berfdunSt. 5rau
a.: 0as 5IiihtIinastinb aus Sits
prsubsn. peGdss ih oufsenommen
babe, battle 70 pisls 2Guie; Die muBs
te id oirstt aus Der aOpfbaut bsrs
ausfraben.
Srau g.: Das poren isOsnfaIls
ruiiIGe, bic battsn iid 10 feit Der'
idonSt!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-17

= Sn Ser 8udbanolung.
8u9bGnbler: Sic pGtlen Ou einsn
prG9tigsn 9ltIas Der SimmsIsfunee.
Sbr SObn piI tuobI aitronOmis itus
oieren9
&unbe: 9l9 nsin! Der Sunge fpia
bur9ous gtbiatiter lperben, unb oa
fauTe i9 ibm bas Bud, oamit sr
iib bort obsn nidt Derfliegt!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-17

= @epiffeuGuft. Sntimus
iSluntert oeine 5rou binii4tli4 IL
res 9llters au69
gbemann: 8, bic lit in Oieiem
punite iebr seipihenbdft. 9lu ies
bem @eburtstags feBt iis srit mad
Tebr sriinoli9sr priifuns Dor bsm
SpieseG ibr 9lItsr fiir oos neue ae'
bensiobr fef.
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= Rinbermunb. paul6en
(aIs er Elm @rammOpbOn port, 6as
infolse itarfer pIattsnobnubune Tebr
better ipieID: Ydpa. Der 9lpparat
bat pobI i'm 3us seitanben unb Iib
trfdltets
&inoIid. Shutter: rSu
mubt nidt foOieI 3uder sisn, GIfs.
fonit fallen Dir fpdier Die 3dbue
1usl"
GlIe (treuber5is): ~Mamu, iinO
mir henn 10 arm, bdB mir papa tein
reues 9sbiB taufen tunn!"
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auttage Ssrr: Sbr 8ru'
Der bat einen NsrOen4ot setriegt9 -
Do lit F6sr in ieiner gdbe cine
Feinbli9e @runate frepiertR
8etannttt: S ipo - eine BON Sb'
rem aiebessaben@3isarren bat sr Se'
rnu6t!
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- Der @pbn bes Sportss

Ser Sobn bes Sportss
mannes. S4peiter: Snit Ou es
pupu fdOn ssiast. OuB Ou Der Ieste
geiporoen biits
8ruber: Sd.
S9psf fer: Sat er re9t ge3anft9
8ruber: . nein, biesmal ni4t; er
III ia beim Qlutorennen i'm borisen
Sabr aud Der lebte setporben.
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- 9ut oorbereitet. SeIi'
fuebeI: DuB Sic mir auf Sbrem
fui9tisen @orpoIten pdbrenb Der
Rndt aber nt9t einIdIofen!
5elbfoloot (8erliner): Ree. Ssrr
6eloDebel! Sd bin ia bonn 8erIinel
9ladtIeben Der oct Rddtebur9pnten
igtp6bnt!
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goIisF gu getrunsnsn -gDs beiBn @i uno obnsa
5teg"
Ser getruntens r9be Rdnnetsn. id bin bod en aoreBbu
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Sin outer Serl.

2aubfret4er (eirem 9luto=
mobil begsenenb. tpeIdes niht lpeiter
faau, fa Der Spiritus ausging);
.aann id sbnen Uiellei4t nit elmer
QLemiaieit onshsIfen9"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-17
GrfIGrIt6.

besreifs ni9t, ipie bu ss9eu oas sar'
te @sI4lsdt 10 taIt fein funnit!
Serr; Ru, srlaub' mai. 1T oenu
bos Elm DunOerF Sd bin in giss
leben gsboren, mar ipdter cine 5eits
lang in S9nesbers, iisbsIte bann naH
&aItennorobeim iiber uno beige gum
lleberIluB au9 nod Wintsr!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-17

= Starte 3umutung. Dr
5iIt Idnsere 3sit i'm SOdsebirse ge'
ueieng Od bait ou ipObl rs4t oft ber
5Onnsnaufsans betpuHbern t0nnen?
Rein, 10 Ianec bin i'd niemcls
adj oefpeienl
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-17
snnit. nnb @einIidlfeitsiinn.

Niirit (beiu9t bei einet Heile
Gin 9ltelisr): rWo baben sic bieie
Serbitlanbidaft 9emuIt9"
WaIer: .Sm part gn. Ourda
lau6t."
Shirt: rGi, 6a bdttsn Sic ober
erit ben @drtner Sas 2aub aus oem
Wege tebren lufen foaen!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-17

q S6erafraae. Delfs
Gebnli6teit beitsbt spiidsn Den Sors
oanellenforts uno Gbur4ills Wlunb?
9lntport: 8sibe iinb ni4t gum
S9peissn gu brinsen!
aus Der 9 9uIe. 2ebrer:
Hrib, biloe mir eiuen Sab nit Sn'
itanaenipeg!
@6iiler: Meins @dpsiter 1T bols
liza ms SanSen meg!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1915-06-17

- GusGdnber! Steiner SprDBa
ling: popu, men peritebt man eigents
Iih unter Dem vMeItlenter"s
GnsIdnber: Srii9er mar bns Der
liebe Sott. - heute lit es England!