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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15
Catholic Baseball League Elects.

At a meeting OF the Catholic High
Schools Baseball League of Greater
New York the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, A. J. Sheehan, of st. Francis Xa-
vier College; first vice-president,
Brother Matthews. Of Manhattan Col
McGuiness, of st. Francis College, of
Brooklyn; secretary, Professor Edward
Weinberg, of Clason Point Military
Academy; treasurer, Brother Ambrose,
of La Sale Academy; statistician,
Brother Francis, Of Clason Point Mill
tary Academy; business manager and
press agent. Edward Doyle. of st. An
selm's Athletic Club,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15
White Flag Waving
in War of Baseball
Barney Dreyfuss on Way to Chicago to Lay
Peace Terms Between Feds and the
Denomination" Before Owners in
the American League.
By FRANK O'NElLL.

Barney Dyfuss Henry Ford of the diamond The owner Of
tho PITTSBURGH Pirates Chicago TO lay before the American
League which to-day plans for peace between the Fed
League and organized baseball
The plans tentatively drawn at meeting OF the CLUB owners
Gilmore president of the Federal
o ono Harry F. Sinclair Newark club Of the soaed
outlaws this Monday night This was announced at the
first session of the National League in the Waldorf yesterday
certain that the which has raised such
~ in baseball will the next few days IN spite of the bluff
nd bse- Of high the inner circles IS sad that Ban
Ill not fct the effort bring about reimbursement Of condi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15
WARD TO LEAD NAVY
ELEVEN NEXT YEAR
New Captain a Crew Man as
Well as Star Wrestler.
LBI Tele.raph o rhs Trtbune.l

Annapolis, Md, Dec. l4.-Clarence
o. Ward, Of Nebraska, has been chosen
as captain of the Naval Academy foot
ball team for 1916. He is a husky
fellow. and plays left tackle. He acted
as captain on several occasions during
the season just past while Miles. the
regular captain, was out of the game.
In addition to his football work.
Ward rows on the crew and is a men,
Der of the wrestling team. He has had
marked success in the latter sport, hav-
ing won large majority of his bouts
in the light heavyweight class.
A still greater proof Of Wards pop
ularity among his fellows than even
his election as captain of the football
team was his selection as president of
his class. the graduating class OF next
wear.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15
TIGERS BEAT YALE
ON SQUASH COURTS
Graham, of Princeton Club, Has
Hard Battle with Stillman.

The Yale Club made an especially
creditable showing. although defeated
by the Princeton Club yesterday, in the
Class B squash tournament The Tiger
team won by three matches to two. but
two OF its victories were only earned
after three games.
Glass squash princeton Club " Yale Cluh,--
= IL johnson. Yale, defeated H. Tnbcy Prtne,-
X. stern. Princeton. lT-i5 Isl. DR. N n
Mitsel Princeton. defeated T. r. Hudson. Yale
LII S-l3, l5-I0; G. Graham. Princeton de,
i.Atel ,. i. Suillman. Yale 5-i5. i3-5. is.
Az" Cory. Yale defeated n ~ Forsyth. Prinos-
,,,i Final seoro-PrinocOn Club. . matches: Yls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15
TWenty-Six Contests
on Diamond for NAVY

Annapolis, Md, Dec. 1.-THE Navy's
baseball schedule for 1916 was an
nounced to-day. II provides for TWEEN
ty-six games, all TO be played here.
The schedule follows:
March p. West virginia wesl.ysn: March g.
University of Pennsylvania. March %. Villanovs:
March 80. Maryland Agricultural: April l. Am-
horst. April 3. Lafayette. April 8. Georgetown.
Apfl :. Williams. Agrl II. Cornell. April H.
Iuftss April i. Colgate. April 10. Harvard. April
20. Hoy Cross. Aprl %. LehiEh April %. Trim
~; April -. Foriham. April %. University Of
North Carolina. May 3. Virginia Mliary Insti-
iuie; May Z. Agricultural and Mechanical Colless
or norm Carolina May q. Bucknell. MAY TO- Cath
e.ir ImFersiy. May II. University Of Pittsburgh.
May ~. Johns Hopkins. May ". Georgetown. May
Is. Mount 81. Joseph. Aay 20. United slatcs MI
isIy Academy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15
Wisconsin Will Play
Seven Football Games

Madison, Wis, Dec. 1.-The Jniv.r-
sity of Wisconsin football schedule for
1916 has been approved by the faculty
as follows:
October 7. Lawrence. a. Marson October u
South Dakota AZ Madison, October II Indiana
Madison October q. Chicago. a. MaIl'on. 70
RENTER T. Ohio STATE a. Columbus November -
Minnesota. At Minneapolis; November 20 Llnois
a. Madison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15


Wheezer Dell told with great gusto
how he hit Hank Gowdy on the heel
with a pitched ball last summer and
had the big catcher afraid Of him for
the rest of the season.
Dell. Cutshaw and Getz are spending
the winter in this city, and Dell has
wrenched three tendons In his neck
looking at the high buildings.
Jack Coombs writes to Charles II.
Ebbets that he would make no mistake
in selecting Palestine, Tex, as a
training camp. Jack says that there Is
a good ball park there, good training
conditions and everything else TO make
real trip.
Frank Kelly, trainer OF the Harris
burg club, was about the hotel looking
things over. Kelly was with the Su-
perbas last spring and hopes to land
with major league club. He rubbed
out all our sore muscles last spring IN
Beautiful Daytona, and we can recon-
mend him.
Paul Shannon had a lot Of fun hav-
ing the boys PACED. When one page
came through the corridor crying. "Mr.
Gilmore, Mr.. Sinclair, Mr.. Gwinner, Mr..
Stiefel, Mr. Ball" the baseball writers
stampeded right after him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15
A Fen Crumbs Picked Up
for Hungry Baseball Fans

National League meeting yesterday
afternoon and refused 10 talk. This
may seem strange, but it's true.
lie referred 10 President Tc7er, who
IN turn shifted responsibility to John
A. Heydler, secretary of the league.
MT. Heydler merely read the reports
which were placed in his hands, and
ne, too, could not speak English when
asked any questions that had any bear
ing on the events Of the day.
Mr.. Ebbets was asked il the meeting
OF the league was at all like the Battle
OF Long Island You know, Ebbets
Field Is built on the site Of the famous
battlel, and he said: "The Battle Of
Long Island wasn't a battle, il was a
retreat" Then came the news that
Dreyfuss was on his way TO Chicago,
bearing with him the old olive branch.
The Brooklyn Superbas held a little
reunion out in the mahogany room In
the Waldorf. There was Wheezer Dell,
George Cutshaw, Gus Getz and Robbie.
Sherwood Magee Joined them, and they
had a busy time tanning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15
BY FRANK O'NEUL.

by ThA~Nh " -NElI4L.
In the dull moments OF the Waldorf
yesterday the boys Just had to trade
some stars. The first one to go was
iris Speaker, centre fielder OF the Bos-
ton Red Sox. Gossip had It that he
would be traded TO the st. LOUIS
Browns In exchange for Sisler, the all.
around star, and Koob, the young
pitcher. 1t was pointed out that
Speaker had not signed for 1915. and
that he was holding out for more
money, which was not forthcoming
Then Sam Crawford climbed into
popular favor, and II was decided that
the Cobb Crawford-Veach combina-
tion had remained intact much too
long, so they swspped the old Wahoo
boy for Sisler and Koob. We predict,
however, that Sam will be here with
the Tigers next spring.
Fletcher Lowe, a young shortstop Of
the Braves, was sold 10 Montreal.
Farewell, a long farewell TO all my
greatness" he said when the news
was broken.
Bruggy, a catcher OF the Braves. has
been released. too. lie was shipped 70
Binghamton, y. Y.
Quinn, the first baseman who has
attracted great attention, will wear
the uniform Of the Portland Beavers
In the Pacific Coast League next sea-
son. Mike ONeill, manager OF the
Syracuse team, sold him TO the West
erners yesterday.
The report that Sherwood magee
would be traded 20 any club at all is
grossly exaggerated. Sherrie will be
out on Braves Field next summer pull
ing down hys.
George Gore, who won fame in the
early days Of the National League. wa
in at the Waldorf George has heard
again the call Of the game and Is
eager 70 secure position as manager.
With his great experience he would
make good man for some team. He
knows the game and he knows how
20 handle men.
Give every man thine ear, but few
thy voice." said Polonius, and Charles
H. Ebbets has evidently been studying
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15
Boxing Bouts
of the Week
TONIGHT.

Pioneer SportIns club-Al Reich and Al Nc.
Clo.sey,
FRIDAY.
Harlem Sporting Club-Leaoh crsss and A
Wolgsst Young Brown and Joe WeIllns. Ban.
nls Leonard and Jss nandst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15

If yesterday made you realize
what a tough climb you're gOlns
to have getting through the
Winter without a new Winter
overcoat-
Let's help you outI
Every good sort Of warm
Winter overcoat, including Oul
snowproof *"Scotch Mists.
For men and boys.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15

Give every man thine ear, but few
thy voice." said Polonius, and Charles
II. Ebbets has evidently been studying
his Shakespeare. lie came out Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-15

MY Kingdom for a pair Of
high arctics"l
Why this state Of unpTs'
paredness2
One buckle -; four buckle '''s;
buckle $3.50.
Rubbers 81 and N.ie.
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Yapisrne Siege Der aamaOisr,
75 qrcSent Der Siestsbe
ridte nm tpdbr.

2lIs gsipsis bafiir, bab man jslbIi
luf Stittn Der Qliirttn nidt all3u
srobss, Wsrirduen IN bic briliiden
sariesserfoIs." febi, mag elm Srisi
seIt.n, ben bisIer 3ass u. ". Reip-
ccmbs bon Ro. A Court Ctr, groots
lpr, BON .einsm tanabiihsn Jrsunb ers
bielt, ipsi4er nit BEN sriten aontins
gent iandbifdsr 1rupptn mad Guro.
pa eius unb sesenpdrtis in BEN Ghiis
bensrdbsn In 5Ianbern Iiegi. Der
Sdrsibsr ideint BON Der pislseriibms
ten 9apfrtsit i.insr 2dnbslsuts midi
Iisbr piel g,ieb,u 5u batsu, unb iopeit
bic fran5Oiifdsn 9unbesbriiber in Be
Itrddt iommen, idetnt er nidt pie:
ben ibnsn bu bolten.
.Soipeit i'd beurtbsilsn sdHn', 70
beiBt es In BEN S9reiben, .lpirS Der
ariep nod sisrrlih ianss bausrn. Die
Ceutfhsn iis,n in ibr.n 1rGkn f,ft
IunD fpiiien fsbr gut bic @ortb,ils aus.
suniibtn. ipslte ii6 ibnsn in ibrsr
DtfeniiDiielluns auf bsm pon ibneu
'dLssspGblisn 0runb nHo gpb,n Bic.
ten. Sbns 3peifsl perbsH Gle IN
in tandbiTdsn 3eituns.n rsat pbanid
iiiidk gcrifte iibsr bic Grfolas Der
ianabiIhm 9rupptn Isien. Sic t6n.
nen aber bsrubist 70 pro5snt bisfrr
Bsritt. ala unipabr iireih.n uno .s
smpfieblt iiG, bic rti.Iidxn 25 proS.nt
init Der nStbis.n 0oriitt CUR Remit
nib gu nsbmtn. Die ftperii.n adms
pf. hattsn bisbtr nur bic briiiiden
Cite Resimentsr nit ibren ShIat).
.ensUet.rantn gu b.iisbsn. Die Rae
nabi.r babsn nur SisllunssR bs,os,H.
in peIds lie serpis'tn ipurb,n unb bas
ben ii4 bort Ittblih gut Gpi,ieH.
griaanie Sdld6ien.rfoIs,. ipi, fOlas
in ben 3.itunssn pon Minnip,s ptrs
1eituei purben, Iinb dbsr refine nm
tbeu. Sd mar frob, ala i'd bon Ssis
Ipsburp pts.am. Gs III .in furttbar
idmusiasr pldb unS mar, s.rabtsu
sin prrSiisIi6er GIsd fir ,ri.ese.fon,
gene 9suiId.. menn bic yranSoIsn
70 iefisn tbnuten, nj, n. r.oen, snnn
ipdrsn mir b.m srtpartetsn Grisb.nss
i4luiie i4on bsbsnitne rdbtr.1
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@Ouperneur an sysabOr.
Sas staatsobsrbaupt enbOifirt bic
idGiac bhrsnmsiitsrIids ga.
ualtaug.

Fem giireermciiter etrg geftern
BON @ouperueir @illis EN- Sdreiben
,lL oas ibn iebr beirieoigt Eat, neil
Der Scuperneir BARN ieine anerfen.
luina Der ireiiliden @eriuaItiHg ans.
iprid;t, bic Tlapor Spiegel Der StaSt
5litbeiI Der6en ldiit. Ger griei Iaiitet
.,@lcin Iieber Wtnpcr Spiegel: Sd
ouutc 5buen mir bic SrelmoIi6fcit,
oaB sie mir AnfihiuB gegeben babeil
iiber augebIidc llnierbanoliIngen sur
Jrreierlme pom priDoten aaualDni.
icr. gririIesien iHHerbalb Der @ren.
gen DOH Cincinnati. sSa Derae bic ail.
geIegeritbeit ioaleid) NIT orm Giiper'
ifienOclIteu fiir oifeniIid,c @erfe alti-
lefmcn. nm ieiipiitellen. mas nu Der
SnGe III. ssn5iuiidcn eruciierc id)
lHelne slusbriide Der ancrtennimJ
iiir Sbre pielen @eiaaibfciten irub
neiaci @unitb auf icrseietten Gr.
icig Sbrer idbiscn Administration.
Sbr gan, ergebcner, 5rant D .BiIlis.-
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amerifas GrHieOrisuus.

sSrant Sdrris, Der aud in unierel
5taDt 9orleiurp.n iiber ben Srisa se-
bllisn uno in Dieisn Gers9ti5tsit fiji
SeutIdIano geiorbert bot, lpiro Don si
nsr probritii6eu 3situng in iolgenOs,
WsiIs anssrempelt: nJraut 6a-ris ii
Elm Oorsiisliter SbateipearesGennsr
uub &rititsr. IS 1T unosritdubIih
lpie Elm Wiann pon iolter Bcqobuna
ieins 3sit nit Der GrorteruHs bsi
&riees perf1ipenben tdnn."
Cine iolfe gemsrtung lam MIR Gis
ner MAIDEN, Der ni6t hi. n6tbise Bill
oung beiiBt, utn gu erfafeu. oab iif)
ems Der ar0bten WeItornlner ulIer
3siten obfpielt. 9as mi'itdriIhs
S4auipiel, srobarttg unb padenb pis
es 1T, perihpirbet fir ben oentenbsn
Wsnffen. Ssinsn Sell. beiGdftiasH
bic 9sI6ide, iiber tpel6s Der eberns
&rieespiirfel entIdsibet. Wir f6unsr
uns bas, pas iein 9emiitb bepsgt, am
beiten Dsrgsgeuipdrttgen, ipenn mir an
ben Saa Suriidbsnten, als bic 8iiraer
BON 2lthen. beren Stabt oamals bic
aeiammt. &ultur Der Dsft in iiA bars,
nit atbemloier Spaununs ben Bsps,
alngsn bes periers5eeres folatsn,
bsnn psRH Disies Iissts, parsU qtbsn
unb 0rtefenlaub iibertpunbsr, dlle
Rultur iant in 1riimmsr unh aiiatir
i6sr DespOtismus, Der ni6t Bios ben
Q.ib, IoHbern audi bic Seele ,ne6tst,
fiibrts bic Serri4aft iibsr bic sau5s
Weniabsit. 9eHau nit ioI6en gms
Oerfulgt Sarris ben Gang
Der grsisniGe in europa. @suH Rubs
IaHbs Wdffen ben Steg oapontrogen
IND Oeutf9lanb unterliegt, bann Ia,
]ert oas 8leigeipibt bes afi1tiT6en
Despotismus auf Der WeHih5sit unb
line gation, bic elm slGusenb.s
1itt iibsr bic Delt aussefrublt bat, |
ritt in ben G9atten. als aufrsIdr.
er Wlann tpiinf6t 5arris, baB bic
yinitsrniB ni4t bas 2idt iibertpinbe.
lber nod etpds dnberss, bas ibr ni6tl
uiNb.r betIemmt, nast an feinsm Sers
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-05-05

Die Jrau5pien iuasn, pai
bi. 9eI1ebuns bon Duntirt burh bi
nsuen oeuti6sn Geif,iibs pisoer sir
getpsis Don osm bar5ariI6en Sinr bel
Bodies" lei, lpis man jebt eie 0eut'
iben auf frdn50iii6 nsnnt, lpeil Die:
Reimbursement niht ben miHpe'ten mi
Iitdriidsn Wertb beiits, aIIo blos
beuti6s 3erit0rungsiputb psr an9rir'
auf Ountirt perdnlafe. DAB es Oer
5ran3oisn auf cine 9iiee mehr ooer
lpeniger ni6t an,pmmt, 1T 8ur 0eniia'
bstannt, absr in bisism 5alIs liiasH i:
bod etpds gar Su bumn. Dunttrt II
Elm aanbunssbafen Der gnsldnoer unc
ss fpGrs Fir bic Dsuti6tu miIitdriid'
isbr pisl setponneu, ipenH lie Die Gnss
Idnber BON bort fsrnbalten t0unter, 10
bab lie eestpunssn ipGren, dlle wtanns
i6aftsn, propidnt uno Munttion In
GaIais su lanbsn, neil Der bierourt,
beiuirtts 3sitoerluit Die @eritdrtunJ
Der GranSoIsn isbr bebeutsno erittpes
rem piirbs. gs tpiirbe taum Der Vfiihe
ipertb Isin, bieis albsrne 9erlo1euhsit
Der GransoIsn fsfiSunussln, psnn Hi6t
bic gsoba4suna porlGee, oob bic
auslosamsritaniIhs qrsiie aIss sIaubt,
mas bic Sran3oi,n uHb bic GIaIanber
idgen uno psnn es audi nod 10 oumm
lit. $3isrSu ssbSrt aud Die Ra6ritt,
bic mir in ben Rsrp Yprtsr 3situnssn
abgebrudt finben, ndtiirlih untsr
flammsnben leberihriFten uro unter
austriidsn Der Gntriiitung, BAR bic
1eutidsn iussHbtpo in Jrartreih cine
Nrau unb i6rs bier ainbsr in einsn
gadpfsn ssitsdt unb aebrdteH ba6sN.
Mbit Bios nod bic 9luyabe oab Die
9euti6sn bic asbrateusn Sinner pers
as6rt baben. Wdre pds bsrihtsi lpors
ben, 10 uiirbs bic Rep Yorter qrsFe
BAG sbsnia1s als ipabr augenommsn
uno ihaubernb ibren GeIsrn srSGblt
baben. Solder 9erIossnbeit se1eniib,r
lam man nur bic Worte beg bsutifsu
9sneralitdbs ipisbsrsebsn: r@or ben
qiis.n Der aliirt.n miiFsr mir tapitus
lirer!"
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of providing soldiers with poisonous
food. Contractors Tor boots and cloth
ing for our soldiers at the front have
been found out supplying brown paper
fcr leather and shoddy for cloth. The
Whole thing seems run on basis Of
corruption, and could all the foul things
be made known there would be mas.
saere of these miserable, sordid. money
grabbing patriots.
'But the war will end. What will
then be the condition OF the worker,
Wages after time viii inevitably tend
to go back. And the imperialist, mon
eyed, property owning ruling class win
still De supreme"
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| ltbsn BON Der b<iien &eiis. gs lpurbsn
@el4dfisiitl1<n bes Uerjh1nfrurgs
Dtreins fiir ben 9lrgonnsnspalb etgriins
bet. Wsrtsferungen ber gpitbritffdiitn
i'm Wdlb bepdtbtn iinb Htnnd,maI AUDI
Gd0Hbsiis saonturrNjs1 3fpiffsn BIN
iilintr bdrtig ipsrbsHben 9ritaern ptrs
dnitdlt,i. MdHde aomposni, bate
aber aud In Der psrfon einss pripats
oo3entsn cbsr 0pmudiialprDfeifors ibs
rem 5iiioritsr bsi iit, urb bsr I1s an
beionbsrs itiIlen 9dssn gotIea iibsr bic
@effi6te bes Irgonrenipnlbes. Damn
frat Der Gersrapb unb Gsclcgs Dor
mn srtlarit feline auf sinrm erob,n
Brett aug 1on rlloodirtt Reiieifdrie
beg Dalbssbirgss. llnb iptnn Der gsos
graph isintn Uortrds beenbtt butts,
er3Gblte Elm jinger asutnnni. Der DO.
anfona an babel mar, Sen srft fpGter
In ben @ale nafaeriidtenG Grfdbmunns
id,dfisn bic gsfhibte, ipis Der trits
@entrdI fid unb ME Ct besrnbsu ipurs
be. er tOnnts gut ersa9isn Der iuHsc
9eulndnt.
Don ben yransoIen b5rte man, Sab
iie in ibren S6iibsngrGbsn garieies
porftsIIunsen peranitdi!stsn unb bdB
ibre llntsrbultung leidt in's girtus.
artt5. iib.rsin5. Mud an aufsfuHb.
n.n 0amsnsGcrfetts. bersn m,nitIis
des 3ubtb5r Iid bnnn unb mann AUDI
su Der iissrei9en osutI6tn 9siabung
Der erOberien fran35fiIfen gefsitisuns
gen perirrie. bat es niht aefttlf. DE
erobsrln1 bes areonnsnirnsoss tsdH
iprn4ts libsr tiH basbss sSdbr. 9amit
trtl6rie ii6 uuf, iussbaIb Is csi Der
bun mad BEN Gmpfinbsn Der iingeouls
bisen Mi.sma6er 10 IdHsidm Dors
pdrts sebt". Was bic tsItftgu grups
pen in biefsm balbsn Sabr abr on
S.lbsntbum gsl,iits. ba6m, rbsIlt
lpoh an beit,n aus ben piel,n anOrbs
nungen, sebeimen GrldHtu uH6 gsfebs
len, in Senen ipis in teinem aEberen
4umpiaebist bic tommancirenbsn
irun,OTihm GsnsrGls nit ben idrper
iten Drohungtn bic llnlufi Der 5oioo
len dm ariess dnjupsitiben psrfutii
unb a,ssn bic 5unebmsnot Ss!bitptr'
ftiimmeIuns setpstitrt b1bsn.
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Dapiere p.riaufen ipollen. 1T, odb ilt
erft cine aabelbspeidx Ihidsn, in ipele
der fie ben 9trlduf anprbnen unb tis
nen gri.f unnitttelbdr foleen ldfen.
9tls Wan Street ppr SurSen cine
SauFe peranitaItets, fobelttn ole ceut
iben ginauaiers 0ertaufsbefeble nab
g1stp g)ort. Der enslif9s aabels s3enicr
mari bic 0epeihsn In ben papiertorb.
Rad isiner auffaiTung bdbsn bic
SeutIten tein Redt, Cob aus Gmss
rita su 5isben, lpnpern pas gebDrt gu
ben Mpnopolsh Gnsldnbs. Dd bic
SepsTten niht antamen, ipurosu bic
gapiers ndtiiriia nift pertauft. 9lber
oIs bic 8riefe eintrafen. ertpies es iid,
bab bic gum @erfuufe beorberten ames
ritanii6tn papisre um ptele YroSent
bDbsr itanSsn, als am Gage. ba bic
SepeIhen bdtten eintreffen iollen. Die
Observation-Disclosures psrfauften
alsbann bic paptere auf Die briefli6c
anlpsifuns bin unb ersieltsn in pielen
5Gllen einen nm 10 pro5ent h0beren
prsis, als am 5dss, mann bic Sepe'
idsn a6ssIhidt tuuroen, bate err
sielt tperben tDnnsn. Wsit anoertn
Worten, Der britiite 3enlor bat ben
Seutiaen SyinanSisrs 81 einem rtsiigsn
profit psrbolfsn. Die GngldnSer iino
natiirlit iiber ben Strsi6, ben lie iih
ielbit seipislt tuben. iebr mibmutbiS
unS nod srDber lit ibr Wibbebo9sn,
ieitbem iie srfaaren babsn, bob cine
ni6t serinse Mtnse bes @o'oss, oas
lie mad Rem @or. iditen, in belti6eI
Sdnbe selau9t.
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gIano.rie ben cpfsrissd.

Sn Der Stride sum Seiligen Wanien
an Der aublrii slpeniie iino glcwsil.
Ian Strube, p,irDe geiiern Wprger
Ser Epieritcd gepIiinOeri. Der 10 bis
i2 3cl.ars enttielt. sieD. Sobu 8.
Sidep fam geraoe basii, iinhbem Der
Spride o1s @elb IN bic TaiAe peitedt
bate imo mndJfe Wliene. iit aui ibn
5il itiirien. Der 0airier rctirirte ie-
bod, IN Die Stride. eripdbte cine Gel.
tentbiir nno beiperiiiellipte ieinc
5Iiidlt. Ger TicbitabI ipirrbe ber 20.
liSei gcincIoet. Sie iest niif ben Tie5
iabn6ct, Ia lie I'M Weiie elmer siiten
MISUNDERSTANDING III, ipirb ihr bic
abiaiilms pcs Spisbuben wObI boIo
9eIhlgen.
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prdfptni ppincare. iit in bisi,n "a
gen tpdbreub sints 9sIu6s Der 5rppl
auf beru tpeftiiden sbeiI b.s ari.ss.
fhaupidsts pon elmer ie6r unan9sneb.
men gofhaft iiberraiht iporben. 9i.
9tutfden baben gang untnplrt.t mil
tinsr bsftisen geid,i.buns sin,s Der
ipi4iisittp Jorts siuasieBi. Das nal
nad pielen 9dgen ipieber sinmal bi.
srfte Na4ridt iiber bic Spsraiionsn
Der Deutitxn Dor 9trpun. Tisfss
SiilIftsptiesn bat fir bic 3up.rfi6t.
lihen Hidts9sunrubissnbss. Der gan.
5c9.rIauf bes ari,s,s bat uns aslsbri.
baB tie 1eiiti4en am sei6iftisiten
limb, tpenn he ON Ip,nisiten bsri9ten.
Dd giebi "a aber 2euis, bi. untrr osm
RnmenRissma6er i6on iibsrall ipo5ls
bttannt imb, unp a!s ariessunien
aug ben Siimpf,n bss &leinsldubsns
ttrnus llnbeil oeriiinoen unb oi. itets
nngtbulbis fr0ssH: ia uno 0srbun2
Warum sehts oori 70 IaHgIam bors
ip1risg gntperptn in bod aud in
;sppIf 9as,n eefoIsn!" SieIsn Mlitss
ma6ern sisbt nun anion 5eneri6 cine
oeutlite unb bcffenili6 aud iibsr5,us
9enbe 9intpcrt. in i,inem 8afx .@es
Gen 1runiri9 Hnb Albion, bas los
tben in Der nrunti9en 9eriaas6u6s
banbIuns in Stuitsart eritbi.nsn unb
in ben n bic bisbtriesn pi6iisiten
.Grtisnifie dui Dem lpeftlidsn ariegss
i6aupldB in sinigsn isbr initrsEant
a,IhrisbmsH Daritelungeu suIammens
fabt, iouimt sr aud ouf Die Grase
nSa unb Wfrbun2' Suriid utb iasi:
Ia bilit ipieber nihis cls ptr gauf:
Die lanbiarte bsr!1 Wer Don Mes
,iusn Sirt9 esrabs nab Msiisn siebt.
Der tommi aus Der bsuiihsn iSsituns
on Der Wofsl iiber bic nabs @rsn3t in
biz frdn5Siifte aorntnmmsr. sis mo-
eOresGbnt. 2lus bertH Meitfanb ers
b,ben iih be btipuIbsttn Jels5iise Der
loibtinsii4en 9iipptn nit Der aspuns
ssrien RipuliH Don Wtt. Der Madsbes
feitisung @erbun- Bon ROrSsn unb
Weften Der legen ii6. 80 stilomettr
lana unb 8 Bis 10. ailometsr brett, bic
arsonnen Dor bic srObe Wtadsfsituns.
lin. Derbun irrnarnen 5l fSnnen, lnubs
ts bsr beuH6e arm ben fraus0iis4eHl
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gs 1T befrisbiseno gu be-
Obuftsn, bab bic ameritaniib:n @e=
lebrten Giiots llniinu piberlessu, oas
Ssuti6luno auf ssiItisem Sebists
nihts 9eoeutsnbss seIeiitet babe unb
bisrin biHter dnbersn Rationsu 3uriif
itebe. @ine iolhe 8.bauptuns mar ja
audi gu bumm, uls baB lie niht Der
entitieosniteu @ioeripru9 bate bers
dusforpern miiiIen.
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Sn BEN GsidGftsb.rit d !
ten Der perfIoN.nsu @O4e 1T ni6tS
pon bsm SeseH Sss Duffsuidafers 81
isbsn. Die &rtelssSubuitri. blubt
absr bic 5rieosnss sSnbuitris itndt rpei'
ter, Der 5rieOs 1T fir uns Elm sbeu
folh oriuseHoes gsOiirfniB. pls fiir
europa. baiuit nOrmak @erbdItniiis
ipiepsr sintshrsn. Dls lit ioeiter
Hitts aIs sin 0srnunftidlub, nbsr ses
raoe bsspeeen fir bic Wannsr. Die al
Der Spise uHIersr Rtsisruug its9sn,
unfabbar.
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Die eindoige: .gei Dem Sorsbal,
ben ipir iibermorgen gebeu, boffe id,
bat gle tiihtig bei Der Sanb iinb imb
iiberau, no es rotb tbut, mitbeIfen
Nnnol"
slnnn: rSd enaoige 1rau; ober
6as iage i'd Sbneu gIeih: i6 fam
BLOB @aI5er uuS G@ottiib tau5en!"