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Evening star., 1915-03-22
REGULARS DEFEAT
COLTS BY 6 TO z
Griffith's Veterans Win Nine.
Inning Contest After
Hard Struggle.
TAKE GAME BY SCORING
HEAVILY IN LATE PERIODS
Youngsters Lead Until the Seventh.
Pitchers Show Good
Form.
BY ]. ED GRILLo.

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, March o.
The Regulars won a full nine-tnninG
game from the Colts this morning by
score of s to .. Up to the seventh
inning the Colts held the lead by
single run, but in this round Bentley
made a wild throw to first trying to
catch Il runner mapping. and two runs
resulted. In the eighth the Regulars
batted out a couple of more runs,
which cinched the game. 1t was a fast
fielding exhibition, five double plays be-
ing made. Shaw, who is now using his
famous curve, was very effective, as
was Engel, and, in fact. all the pitchers
used
The Regulars started with run
when Moeller walked in the first and
Foster singled. Milan's grounder to
Neff resulted in double play, but
Gandils hit scored Foster.
In the last half of this inning the Colts
took the lead. Massey walked and came
home on Neffs triple. Neff scored when
Seiglie singled to left. There matters
stood until the seventh. Williams singled
in this inning and Shaw was safe on Ain
smiths nun Of Bentley's assist. Bentley.
in trying to catch Shaw mapping, threw
past first, and Williams and Shaw both
scored before the ball could be recovered
Iri the ninth Bentley was hit hard.
Shanks started by walking. then Mcbride
and Williams singled, filling the bases
Shanks was caught mapping off third. and
Shaw came through with triple, which
sent Williams and Mcbride home. Shaw
scored when Foster singled The score:
Evening star., 1915-03-22
Pitching Features 90 Victory of Ghs Regulars Over Colts
ORGETOWN NINE TO TAKE
FIVE-DAY TRIP THIS WEEK
Goes to Athens and Atlanta, Ca. to Play u.
of G. and Georgia Tech-Almon Captain
of G. w. Basket Ball Team.

valuable acquisition for the Blue and
Gray and will come near being the
star OF the team.
Incidentally local BOYS are figuring
more this year with Georgetown than
usual. There are four members Of the
squad who are likely to be prominent
Cusack. Mccarthy. Thompson and Shu-
grue are the men referred to. Shugrue
and Mccarthy are holding down reg
ular outfield positions while Thomr-
son is one of the pitchers. Cusack ia
trying for an infield job and is likely
to make one OF the men now holding
the places work mighty hard 50 stay
in the regular class. Shugrue did not
do much hitting Saturday. hut last
season he was rated among the very
aga'n before long. Mccarthy Is a clever
outfieldsr ana also is as good a hitter
as there is on tho team.
It is certain that two former Wash
bers of the Maryland Agricultural Col
lege team this spring. with the possi-
bility that another will make good.
Oberlin and Mess, who used to play at
Central. seem sure OF places at first
base and behind the bat. Ness was tho
regular catcher last year and did his
work as well as the catchers OF any
OF the teams against which the Farm
ers played. Oberlin is having his first
try at college base ball, but he seems
to be showing a whole lot better form
than when he was in the high schools.
Evening star., 1915-03-22
WORK OF NATIONALS IN CAMP
ANALYZED IN THE AVERAGES
Fifteen Of Grew Hitting 800 or Better, With
Danny Moeller the King Swatter
With Percentage Of .432.

The hgures ~ the following tables
nave been compiled from the tabulated
scores appearing in The Star since the
Nationals have been in training at
Charlottesville. and show the work done
by the players in all departments The
Nationals are far more advanced in
'heir conditioning than in any Prev
utI- wear nj this time. and with warm
Weather from now to the opening OF
t8c season thc- should be in mid sea
son form and give good account OF
themselves. They have been hitting
tHe ball hard and fielding in fine style.
Tho pitchers have done good work,
and two or three Of them could go the
route now. Griffith has several very
promising youngsters, especially Nef
and Pick. who have proved themselves
good hitters and fine fielders. The fig
urcs will give better idea of their
work. which includes all games to sun
day. March II;
Evening star., 1915-03-22
BY n. c. BYRD.


Inc GEORGETOWN oniVefs'ts nihe ioases
tomorrow for Georgia. in which state
four games are to be played The first
takes nlaca "Wednesday ui,h ~. y-n,v.r.
49,, - .s,.
sly oi georgia. ana tne secono 10 pookeo
for Thursday. with the same team. Fri
day and Saturday contests arc scheduled
with the Georr1a School OF Technology
~,
ne saheS win georgia Will % played
at Athens. and the meetings with Georgia
Tech are to be held at Atlanta
It has NOT We, hee, Se+.rr,in.d how
nany ,,.,.r. III, -.
pc eis WIZ 70 taken aions' tnousn
fairly big squad will make the trip At
least four pitchers will be in the party,
and these nroha h,v will h. rho,,r..,
1Ia,.r.,,
como. Calnan, Barron and Irwin, It is
nroha hIe that on .x+r. ,,a.,a.-
.H,. e' an eHtfa
w1, na IN a,h ,ns poSs,Sis another 0uthelder
Just what kind of showing tho Blue
and Gray will make on the trir, is din
cult to foretell. but if it gets an even
fortunate. Georgetown has The mst;ng s,els ~
pretty good ball team but it is not in as
good condition. and the players are not
working well together. as the two
teams farther south are likely to be.
Harry Almon will captain the George
Washington University basket bah
team next season. Almon was chosen
at a meeting Saturday night at the
residence of Frank Schlosser. who
coached the Hatchetites last season.
Inc occasion was banquet rendered
the players by Coach Schlosser, all the
players being present for an enjoya BILE
aimon mas PLAYED forward on the
rse " washington team for the last
wy years. Hls work has been OF the
"a. kino since ne became member
a % me squaa. and at the end OF the
50. aui ;ust hhisheo ne was placed on
ao.t pa WIN .ne very pest PLAYERS IN the
To iloi. ~ IS from Kansas City;
"i
r,. o., ,,,
,,,ad 70 o.er s.er. iocaI S seo,ieEes are scned-
SatboIjc In;,,easSt, oali pay Inis week.
Evening star., 1915-03-22
STIRS UP SUMMER BALL ROW.
Michigan Daily Fans Flame That
Annoys Board

ANN ARBoR. Mich. March 22-Sum-
mer base ball has stirred up fine
scrap on the Michigan campus. the
faculty chairman of the athletic board
In control having threatened to take
the editor of the student paper before
the president of the university if the
collegiate Journalists do not abandon
their campaign on the summer ball
issue
The Michigan Daily has accused edi-
orally the members of the Michigan
board in control of deliberately forcing
the Michigan base ball players to per-
Jure themselves. The paper asserts all
the members of the board know that the
Wolverine varsity men have played sum
mer semi-pro ball. and that the policy
OF the board Is evasive and dilatory
Chuck Webber. varsity catcher two
years ago, has made formal statements
to the effect that many Michigan men
have played summer ball. He admits he
had done so when he played on the team.
Evening star., 1915-03-22
FIVE RECORDS BROKEN.
Swimmers Do Well in
Baltimore Games.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. March Give inter
scholastic swimming records were broken
in Saturday nights meet at the Bal
timore Athletic Club The marks shat
tered are 16o-yard relay race, plunge
for distance. 50-yard swim, 22o-yard
swim and 1oo-yard swim. Polytechnic
won the meet by scoring 81 points.
with Marston second with 26. City Col
lege was third with II, and Army and
Navy Preps OF Washington fourth
with :.
Polytechnics' crack relay team ne
Sotiated the distance in 129 20. clip
ping two-tfths OF a second off the
mark the Engineers established last
wear Reins, c. II. lamdin, ]. S. Neale.
it. and Wiley Duck SWAN for Teen.
Reins took to the water first and gave
his teammates a safe lead. Lamdin
and Neale held their own against the
rivals, and Duck, who swan the last
lap, widened the gap.
Evening star., 1915-03-22

Manager Bresnahan has q rather
remarkable young pitcher on the
Cubs training trip this spring in Rus
sell Robbins. who was drafted from
the Saginaw club of the Southern
Michigan Association. The recruit is
remarkable In that he holds a strike
out record in the minor leagues, which
also exceeds that Of the majors as
we'll, says a Chicago writer. 1t is not
in the total number of men famed
that he leads, but in the average per
game. In his forty-thrce games with
the Saginaw team he struck out 33S
men for an average of 7.S6. which is a
fraction OF a point better than the
mark established by 7. Ramsey with
the Louisville A. A. team in 1886. Ram
sey's mark was 7.S5. This was made
when the pitching distance was only
flrty feet.
Evening star., 1915-03-22
DE ORC IMPROVES STANDING.
Defeats Lloyd Jevne in Three-Rail
Tourney, 80 to A.

CHICAGO. March 22.-Champion AL
fredo De Orc took the final game Sat
urday night in the worlds champion
ship three cushion billiard tournament
from Lloyd Jevne, SO to "A. in seventy
three innings. The coast player. who
has improved with every game. showed
some great billiards. but his defense
was not as clever as that Of the Cuban.
After a slow start the game livened.
and from the thirty-sixth inning De
Orc scored % points in sixteen innings.
Jevne getting 10 points in nineteen in
nings. After that it was tough pick
ing for both players.
Evening star., 1915-03-22
Rufnex Win Two.

The Rufnex took double-header from
the Prospects yesterday. the scores
being 10 to and IL to l. The features
were the pitching of Coulon and the
hitting of Beckert of the Rufnex team.
This team has been greatly strength
ened by the addition of NJ. Cunningham
at second base. All teams averaging
Address Phil Biggins, 1923 saith street
northwest
Evening star., 1915-03-22
WAGNER A PINCH HITTER.
Veteran May Not Be in Pirates
Regular Line.Up.

PITTSBURGH. March 80. - Hans
Wagner is being groomed to serve as
a part-time first baseman and pinch
hitter. according to word from the
Pirate training camp at Hot Springs
this afternoon. While no definite an
nouncement has been made, it was
said that Fred Clarke undoubtedly
would put one Of his younger players
at short and divide the work at the
initial sack between Honus and Doc
Johnston.
Evening star., 1915-03-22

Two-base hit-Gandil. Three-base hits-Nef,
Shaw. Hits-On Thormablen, six in four in
nings off Engel. two in four innings; OF Bent
innings. Double plays-Nef, Rondeau, Henry,
Morgan. Mcbride to Gandil: Nen to Ainsmith:
Foster, Morgan to Gandil; Mcbride. Morgan to
Gandil. Hit by pitcher-By T Ormahen. Brown:
by Engel, Morgan. Umpre-Mr. Gridath. Time
Of game-1 hour and IS minutes
Evening star., 1915-03-22

Totals March oI... u 3e7 e49 II
In computing the fielding percentages OF
I catrhere passed bali. when Il base runner
r,fns an e,tra base or scores a rup thereby. is
chsrged as sp errNr against the catcher, ana -
placed in tho column Ainsmith Is clarSed
with one passed ball Henry. three. Williams,
none.
Evening star., 1915-03-22

Raymond Murphy. recruit the Cubs
obtained from Fordham College. has
succeeded in spiking himself in the
knee 1t looks as if Murphy might be
wasted as a bail player. but had great
future as contortfonist.
Evening star., 1915-03-22
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Totals March 21..... II J9I 40 II


Nots-In compiling the total number OF bases
made by each player twobase bit is counted
as one extra base rs batsman must first reach
first base before he can be credited with an
extra base: a three-base hit as two extra bases
and a home run as three extra bases.
Evening star., 1915-03-22

a nicely. Now. II Packey really wants
to get into the game the chance is
there for a great match. and also a
Chicago.
Evening star., 1915-03-22
Sacrifice Hits and Stolen Bases.
".. SACRIFICE HITS.

In the fourteen practice games the National
have made six sacrifice hits and stolen thirty
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Surge lltbtriit)t.

Gentide ltnterieeboote Der.
lenftn einen britiiden &renser
nno mebrere an0ere Oampfer.
Gnsliidje 9lrbeiter erflGren
fih segen rgonieriptiOn"
Sie Alliierten bcmbar6ieren
bic Gtellansen Der Eiirfen bei
Hnafartn ohne Grfols.
Jiinfnnbspnnsis Eerlonen
lollen bei benz 1tntergans bes
Geiperian" itm's 2ebtn gefpm-
men iein.
Die 0emtiden finS ansebIidj
i'm 8eiit bes @isii&fu Mser.
bnIens.
Der oeiitid)e arpnprins be-
glifiuiinid)t Gnber EaIdn 81
benz Sies bon Mnafarta.
@nlfpur erflGrt In einem Of.
fenen Yrief, bic enslilde Gan
6elSffottt babe bente mebr Spn-
nensebaIt aIs 81 Mnfang bes
&ritges. Mnd) bic Gampfflpttr
III itGrfer.
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Bonn Mio 0ramoe.

Der Montng lit am yiio @ron-
De rnbig pergangen, es baben feline
aompfe itattgefllnoen gnrrall5a
|nno fem 9ber Befeblsbaber Hnblo
@on5ales baben 8efebl erlalIen, od-
fir 5lt iorgen, oaB iih feine foiiiti-
rutionaliitiiden 5olOater an 0sn
Ssanlpfen beteiligen uno aud Die
8ipilbeoolferung bon Der 8eteili-
enng altriidanbalten. General gc-
farrate bat seanttportet. er mi:iie
inebr Trlppen baben. Inn 81 perbiit-
bern, oaB Die Gipilbepolternng an
Den &algpfen teilnebnle. Sen. Nolar-
rate betlagt iid) bitter odrliber, DEB
man Dotl dnserltanIlder Sette aal
lslne s2olou.en e lW'eBe ioDIe .rtn1 Iae G,t
oeA CUB lua!sn' yuOe oelcgl
ssseoen, M OuB y oIDsI se'1p'i,sIsl tgI.x sM ppll
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ltU anW nDer ole Manger gr lagl,
lpe1ta nut u'herIaAllWe Soloulet'
uii sSluB tiuhoeilf 'pulotll lelI'e Spii
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Sine nidt'offi5ieae Asadridt aus
Berlin nteloet, bah bic 9euti6eu i'm
Seiit bes. @igiiAen Meebuiens iino Il.
Saf bic Mnhtn bic Snief 0ague, eiaie
Der 6rei Jnltlu, bic 6em 0Olf burge.
iGgert fIno, atfge8eben baben. gD;aa
Die Nad)ridt iuabr lit, bann ipirb maj.
baLo cinen gemeinlamen 2an6- nnb
Seean8riff altf Niga eruarten f6n-
ne n6enn oaR bic 9uiien i'm Gtan6e
iifSbie 9eatiden BON Der 2an6ieite
Der nod lange ppn @isa fort5ubaItcn,
1T nid)t an5nnebmtn.
Die britiiden Gampfer nIieta-
tor. BON otr 0arrileu 4inie nmb
uWiimpia" Rnrben tou bentiGen
unterleebsoten II ben 0fnnb 8e-
bsbrt. xsioe NtIatnn9en Iunrbeu
gerettef. yei oem britil6en Gampier
roqmneltne., oer ebenfauS berIenft
ipnrbs famen led)s Rann Der 4e.
fatnng INNS Stbtn.
Ans 1erlsa iuiro offi5iea beridj.
fef oah oas oenf'dys llrferfeeboot
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SuIanb.

Oie Grfi1rung bes oiterreidi.
i1en 8otI1afters lit in @aibingtor
nit sroBem grltaltnen aufsenom'
men. s5n Negier,ingsfreilen entbdlt
man iid ieoer NeuBerung iiber feline
9onolungsweile. Man tpartet fein
aonllnen uno feline perlonliden Wit-
teilungen ab. Gr bat ben Stadts.
iefretdr um cine ltnterrcbilng Il.
(udt utt6 befinoea fih auf Dem @csc
bon 2enor in Waiiaduietts nad)
Waibington.
geah elmer lGngeren llnterre-
oung nit benl Dr1fioenten erfIdr!e
Dsarine Wainiiter Doniels, oaB er
itidt eber eiilen abihlieBen0en Sc
r;ft iiber Gerbeiierrngen IN Der
sylotte borlegeti iperoe, als Bis er
treitere Wsitteilungen iiber oie 2ebren
ces iesigen &rieges empfangen babe
lleber oie gerinmmInng Der
,.sSrienos Of Teace" ingbicago iit lebr
ipenig berihtet tporoen tnb aus Den.
menigen fam man fein Flores gilo
befontnlen. Wan nlitB alio nut ii
ilen ltrteil iiber Die 9eoelitlu1g oer
&onpention 3uriifbaIten, bis Die Ge.
ridte ser Gbicagoer 3eitlngen por-
liegen. grpan iprab am WiontdG
uahnittag. Gr ging MIR tpenig alsf
oie gegentpdrtigen gerbdtniiIe Gin
imo beidGftigte iih mebr aIleencin
nit 4rieg nno Srieoen 9eatiirIih
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ritt er tpieoer auf ieiner ruerfpiir:
Oigen Soee bernnl, BOB es feitlen
3iuef babe, iih alf ben arieg por.
5ltbereiten. oa ouour1 feiu 2rieg
Derrnieoeri iperoe, iuie Der gegentp1r-
tige Ganapf IN europa 5eige. Ct
riibnlte oes Hr1lioelltetl syrieoensIie-
be nno erfldrte, onB inter feineu
llmlf1noen bic Ser. Stanten IN oell
Srieg bineinge5ogett tperoen ioltep.
4ongreBrepr1ierltant 8oamer failo.
begeiiterte 3nitimmung ourd Die Gl-
fl1rrng, baB oie Wafienausfubr
nod ben friegfiibreiloen 9anoer,1
aitfboren miiiie .u@ir iino iliht ne1t-
tral", lagte er, ntDenn mir borgebcn,
bob mir bereit iino, bei0en Har-
teien gu belfel uilo babel gang gc.s
ran iuiiien, oaB mir ilur elmer Tnr-
tel unlere Giilfe 3ufonlrllen lafIen
f5nnen. Gies 1T mas Ser Tr1jioelt
emit in Dem Sale bon Yserico eire.
,pnpierne Neiitrnlit1t~ gennnnt blf
@nrltm fam er iie in Dem borlic
aenoen Sale nidt n,h ais lold)e an
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es, als Der oeutIhe lutberilde HfarT
rer 9erfmeper II. Ser anglo-ameriz
faniide Gpisfopalpreoiger CONNER
rille ii1 olif Der sfeonerbiibne nm
nrmten Inn 8ii 5eigen, baB oics fei-
ne alsihlieBlid) oeiitihe @erinnlnl.
hing lei, ipie bebauptet tporoen Nor
0ie geamten Der aonpention ipltr-
ben aneefpieien. Dem Eraiioenten INC
Dem aonareB Die Yrin5ipfenerfla-
runa ser 9onpention iuie iie III Der
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aas Mesieo.

Die 0i[fiitas baben Yieoras
Negras ger6iiint. iuie cine 9epelte
OH oaS bieiise aoniulat Der garrail-
5iitas meloet.
gtus 8era grns miro genlel-
bet, ooB Der groBte Cell Oes Staa-
tes gabasco iid gesen Die Garrarl.
sa-8egiering erboben babe. Stra-
Benfantpfe b1tten in Der SauptItaoi
lSan Suan 8autiita nno in Der ga-
icnItaot sSrontera ftatteefinoen Ger
8eneralgouperneur Colorado lei ge-
totet; ebenlo Der Boli5eifef irto Ocr
StootsiefretGr.
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Dcutld)c dngebliel) i'm BcIit
dcS RiqiIebcr1 n1ccrbulenS,
Grb0btc Sdtigftit ofldldtr lluericc6oott
2lniitamo aaf GeDlott.
GngIilde Hrbeltervereinigun9 9e9en gonSkription
pereeblieber aneriff Ser Nuiierten oui
tiirfiictc Stcannaen.

S. +. segen swansslpeiie Ginsie6itna
gum NsiIitGr, ansenOmmen.
| Die Siirfen melbem pffisiell, Saf
| bic Mlliierten lire Stellmngen bei
Nnafarta nn6 Seo-M-Sabr Ron Der
IGee nn6 bonn 2anbe aus erfplalus
bombar6iert baben. Die tiirfiid1e Nr-
ItiQerie bermriadJte bageaen syemer
in ben alliierten S@iitensrabem.
/ Iie ans yDien aemelbet mirS.
'lbleibt auf oem iio5itlidlen Srieas.
iidanplat Sic eitnatiDn, luie iie id)on
ieit brei Monaten lit. Die Staliener
uerm6sen, trot Der pom linen semnd)-
ten berslueifelten Mnitrensnnsen, MIR
senos poriudrts 81 fOmmcn, iinb andJ
bic neuen Nnsriffe blieben bollitGnbig
erfoIsIOs. Sic iunrben an Der 9ren-
sc bDn Sirol uno bel SDlmein ipieber
blntis snriidgeidjlasen. Semnadt
Iiuirb mud tuul bic auseblide MGn.
mnng ppn Sloberetp nidjt ipabr iein.
4 Gine Depeide aus 3iiridj meloet,
baF lueitere 100000 Wiann 6iterrei-
dif1Nngariider Srnppen an Der its-
IIisaii&sn Jrpnt einsetroffen iinS.
/ Tieie Wrritarfmngen bradjten so neae
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Wlmnitiun nit mno man ertpartet Sa,
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| Geiterreid)er I'M GtId+Sal. Sic
streitfrGfte Der Opppelmpnardie in
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-09-07

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altsgeriiltet. Seoes babe 5fpolf 8onr=
Zen uno fiinf Maidinengeibiiee an
8oro. Dieie 3tpeioeder meroen Ell
ne gelatung bon aht Monn babert.
Ter heutid)e arpnprins fat benz
tiirfiidjen ariegsminiiter Gnber ga
Ida cine 9epeIdle seid)idt, in ser er
tin sn Dem Siege Der Siirfen bel
Inafarta begliifipiinidjt. Gnper Ha=
fda antDurtete, er bpffe balb i'm
Stanbe ali iein, Die GnglGnber nno
ssransOIen in bie See slt treiben.
Eroboem er oas groBte 4eIieltrei=
ben arf feinolibe 9eere leitet, oas
Gle @eltgei6idte ie geieben bat,
falto @eneralfelomaridaG BON 9in=
benburg leste @ohe bod 3eit, iih
einen Hnbetag 5r gonnen u1io lei=
llem 2iebIingspergniigen, Ser Sirid)-
iago, obauliegen. 0ie s5aeo fatto
nabe gannenberg Der Statte ieiner
beioen eroBen Eriunupbe, I'M Sort
Der @rafin gnlenbltrg, itatt. Teil
nebmer parem Shirt gu 9obna-5 -5dlo=
bitten lno @raf 9oerboff. gr
brabte 5mei itarfe Stride CUR
Gtrerfe
Die 8nttin oes Erinsen Moalbert,
oes britten Gpbmes bes oentidJen
Gaiiers, lit non eimem SDd)terd)en
entbmnben ipDrSen. Gas Sinh itnrb
gleid) nad) Ser 4ebmrt.
8rinatnahridten aus Haris beIt1-
tigen Die Wteloung bon er1llten
GAipierigfeiten 5tpiihen ben engli-
iben uno fral5oiden Offi5ieren uuf
oer @aIbiniel @ullipoli, Die Ser
bdltniile 5tpilben ben beioen Hur-
teien baben iid otrd Die iiingitelt
Hiifihlage idiuieriger geltaltet. Sc
oe 8artei beidul0igt oie anoere, oie
Sdulo an ben Miserfolacn 5u ba-
ben.
9as gricdilde Yarlnment fat lid,
big gum %. Cftpber bertagt. Hre-
,uiefmiiliiter geni5elps fat feline Gr-
fl6riing iiber bic StelImng Gtried)en-
lambs gum Griese berSffentlidt.
Gie vNorboelitihe aagelneine 3el-
tung" rinlnlt in einen amtlih irfpi-
rierten gIrtifeI au ben Shnt1barti=
feln oes Nariler .Sournal1 Stel.
lung, in pelfen beballptet iuuroe,
ooB geutibIono 5tuar niht nm @elD
bettele, aber es bon ieinen Biirgeril
erpreiie, uno bob bic @od,etberihte
Ser Hei1sbanf gefdIidt ieien. gic
,,gfor0oeutlhe Mlgemeine 3eltll!lg"
erfldrt, baB man fih in Srailfreidj
intn1er nod finoilden S1ulhungelt
iiber 9entIhlanos Metbooen lllo
3nltdnoe bingebe, ooB es aber nidt
alisbIeiben fonne. ooB aud in 5ranf.
reid allmdblig Die @abr1eit ourb-
cringen tperoe. Die brittle oeutide
l&riegsanleiAe iperoe iebr luabrldein-
| lid oa5u mitbelfen.
Sn At6en iinO cine Ssran nnb suei
Manner unter Der glnflase berbaftrt,
SriefIdaften, bic IN BEN G0nis &C.
ridtet iunren, perfanft 81 baben.
sludl anscblide militariidJe Gebeint-
papiere io1en lie an alle Harteien
berfanft baben. Natiirlid martn
|bie gapiere gefalidt.
Sic aolner Sparfaiie bat A..
100000 Wiarf fir Die reue oelit-
ihe ariegsanleibe ge5eihnet. 3eid,-
nnngen i'm getrage bon 20.000,000
Marf ii1o bon bier anoeren aorpo-
rntipnen eingegangen.