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The Washington herald., 1916-11-23
PROBABLE LINEUP OF.
SATURDAYS BIG GAME
MOHAWKS TO PLAY
TROJANS ON SUNDAY

The Mohawk Athletic Club and the
TroJans will play that much-postponed
battle Sunday at Union Leakue Park, at
3 p. m. Manager Mcclure and Manager
Garedia closed arrangements last night
for this contest. Both teams are on edge
for the fray and a hot battle is expected.
Manager Mcclure requests the players
OF the Mohawks to report to the club
Friday and Saturday evenings for the
dnal practices for this game.
Although everything Is ready for the
sounding of the whistle. the managers
cannot agree upon officials. Jim Fury,
who has been working for both teams
this season, will be out of town Sunday,
and the officials will no doubt be named
from the following local men: Jack
Hegarty, Bill McCanery, Bryan Morse,
Tom Sullivan or Johnny GiIroy
The Washington herald., 1916-11-23
THORNHILL LANDS IN
BOWIE FEATURE RACE
Kilday Captures the Fifth Event at
$203 for 81.
BY GEORGE B. MORRIS

~ SIOnSE %. AOhh1b.
Bowie, Nd. Nov. 2.-Two hundred and
three dollars for 81 was the magnificent
price PAID on Kilday. the winner of the
nttn race at Bowie today. The Gibson
morse Just managed to nose out Hands
On while the favorite. Hiker, was third.
Washingtonians profited by this race as
nearly all the winning tickets on this
number were held by local people.
bucius accounted for theopening num-
Phoenix and Tyrant.
DANDY Dude was easily the best Of
his held in the following race and hand
ny took Buchanan Brady and N. X. BeaI
into camp.
The Autumn Purse. the feature Of the
card. went TO Thornhill, who beat Pesky
and Polrome home. Hops went to the
post a favorite but was not equal to the
occasion and Will probably win some 9TH
er day-soon.
Tie Pin beat Buzz Around a nose in the
sixth race, while Goodwood was third,
Armament accounted for the closing
race when he beat Queen Of Paradise a
nose while Hayden was third. Menlo
Park was a red-hot favorite, but finished
out OF the money. Summaries:
rIhsT hAcE-Purse: maiden 2year-olds; sI fur
TSrant. us CButwelD. $40. geo seuond: Isadins
lazy, ~ tBall), S.o third. Time llt IS Beaver
MIL hidee GlanAsinty. Hesse, Bar Of PhoeniI
and Burney Kurney also nm
SECOND RACE-Tbe Hopeful Pure: 1ye.rolds:
nIe And one-haf fuloneh Dandy Dude LIS Dur
nnomel, SO. SD. go. won: Buchanan Brady
" tbut"en). y. $50 second; Cherry Rim. los
!IrmlGl. 40. third. Time. IS I'd Roche
y. D, bea! Sea Gull sArTon II. Lord Ftzh9bet
THIRD RACE-SerinE: si1 and one-haR turIonu:
an Ages. PierTot, N (Sehuttinrer,. fHD Rp.
s.0. won; Rebecca Moses. ia ward. go S1'
second; Lohrenszin. 100 BalD, C0. third. Time,
Ia. MontcAlm, KenWothy, ResistibIe DefendeT.
Gold Cap Chiffon squaw, Edith Ola Al Cour,.
Altamaha, Broom Com, Ethan Allen, and oon-
uenka also ran.
FOURTH RACE-The Autumn Purrs: s-y.,rold,
and upward; one mile rorn Hi. ul CscAamer-
horn1. AD. S.p. 0-3o won; Pesky los CWoistrn-
hoeml. so. $. second; Polrona lo CBaID. q %
third. Time. l!1lS Lorsc. CuraShAlsen. and
Hops also ran.
FIFTH RACD-sentnF: Sye.r-olds and uy-r-d
one mile and twenty ylrda KihAy lU Jstiriinr1
sho0 847o. S0.to won; Hands OF l0 OObrTt),
seS. a.0. second: HDeT. q CCrumpi A9 third
Time l5 rs Counterpart Penuiles Runway,
Josie. fodeles. celtabel. Typography, Abdou, Tom
Hanoock and Bob Redheld also nm
SIXTH RACE-Seninr: Syear-olds and up~srd
SpD. $50 $50 won; Buzz Around l0 drkel'
$40. H.n, secuod; Prime Mover, lG Robnsonl,
$50. third Time lD Is. Sam sHck, Goodvood
sco1pt, and Little England Gso nan
SEVENTH RACE-SelhnF: handicap: Syear-old,
and upward; one and OneSirteenth mEea Anna
msnt, U Robinson), 81 %. SO S 80 uou Omen
ot Paradise, D6 Lykel, s.. 20. $40 sscond: HAYDEN,
100 CwilhAns NE third Time. l.n Neulo
Parf and Harry Lauder also nm.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-23
BOWIE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE -seling: 1y.ar-olds: sr turlcnrs.
Gold Bond, lD: Jack GGd IU: Spectre. IOI
Felucca. lH: Chenuns. IL; spinstsr. la: sRey
Ennis. lG: Kimberly. II; Highu1y, lol; Radiant
Flower. In
SECOND RACE-Handicap: tyesrolds and M
ward; six and one-haf fuTionrs. Between UG lIo;
Ton Eiward los; Ford MAI lOi; Etrus.n Ire;
Carton O.. ne: kits. n; Fontef1ct, Ioe; HiSh
Horse pi.
THIRD RACE-sellins: handicap; 2year-olds snd
upward; sI and one hall furionsz. Yankee Nctanns
M True as Steel. I21 Lady Barbary. lp; Korf-
hage. lis; Amazon, Ill; Vermont IL; Fair Helen.
Ill.
FOURTH RACE-The Terminal Pure; fyaroad,
and UPWARD: one mile. Leochares. IlI: ne DE-
ciSion. la; F1itterEold. 10; Bondage. IS; Christie
l0.
FIFTH RAcE-Threey year-olds: one mile and
twenty Yards Disturber. rs; Uncle VIII los; Sc
poet. lis; AArchena. Ill; Fonctionsir-e Gmpl. l0
'Rcyalist, lB; Edith Olga, los; Piquette los; I'D
Bond l0.
SIXTH RACE-seIlinE; Syesr-olds and upward
one and hreesirteeuth miles High Tide Ill
Batwa, Jos; Lynn, l0; Sand Bar. 100; .Patt,
Regln, los; Baby sister lU: 'Bkctford lus
SEVENTH RAcE-SeIlns; Syear-olds and up
ward one and ooesi1teenth nfles MG1fn's CooIc-
IN; Charles FrADds. lot; .wcdan, rz; IAttl,
Nesrer. 10; Thought Reader, lo Heb.rt remple,
lG; 'FsirJ, IN
The Washington herald., 1916-11-23
ELEVEN IS
WINNER OF TITLE

The Gales defeated the BIakes at the
New York Avenue Fairgrounds yester-
day in the hardest fought game of the
season, the teams being forced to go
three periods in order to get a decision
The score was 4 to 2.
Harry Russell and William Beckers'
work for the Blakes was splendid. These
two hustlers made the game go to an
extra half
The boys that starred for the Gales
were Mike, Birch, and young Clemens.
This game gave the Gale School the 1916
soccer ball championship OF the fourth d.
vision
The Washington herald., 1916-11-23
COUNTERFEIT TICKETS AT
PENN-MICHIGAN GAME

Ann Arbor Mich, Nov. 22.-oficials
of the Athletic Association OF the Uni
yersity of Michigan yesterday began an
Investigation OF reports that tickets to
the Michigan an-Pennsylvania football game
last Saturday were counterfeited. 1t is
Understood that twenty-one such tick
cts have been obtained by the associa-
ton. A reward of 800 has been offered
for information leading to the arrest
and conviction of the alleged counter
letters.
The tickets for the Pennsylvania game
were printed by a Philadelphia concern.
which has furnished the association with
an affidavit as to the number of paste
boards it turned out. II was learned
that the authorities are investigating
evidence which indicates that the spur
ious tickets were sold in Detroit
The Washington herald., 1916-11-23
LAFAYETTE READY
FOR LEHIGH GAME

on March Field, will be staged the most
picturesque small college football battle
of the East 1t will be the annual Lafay-
ette-Lehigh game and according to the
alternating schedule, Lafayette will en-
tertain. The battle will be the ffty-first
in the ancient and honorable rivalry be-
tween the two neighboring institutions.
The period Of rivalry extends over thirty
one years. During some years, there were
two games and twice there have been
three games In season. It was not until
the beginning OF the present century
that the one-game per year schedule went
into effect.
During this long period Of contest, Laf-
ayette has achieved twenty-eight VIC
tories, Lehigh has won twenty times. and
two of the games have ended with tied
scores.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-23
BETTING Is EVEN
THAT OHIO LANDS

Chicago. Nov. z.-Even money that
Ohio State defeats Northwestern for the
Big Nine championship on the football
field Is going begging around Chicago
for some unknown reason. Just how
good the Purple is has not been re
vealed in any OF the Northwestern games
so far. and when the team lines IN
against the Buckeyes next Saturday
some Surprises that are not down on the
books are quite likely TO be unlimbered
II the line holds Ohio will find itself
in serious predicament. II It does not
the puppies chances will be greatly
diminished. This seems to be the situa-
ton in q nutshell
The Washington herald., 1916-11-23
Play at Port Deposit.

Port Deposit. Nd. Nov 2a-Tome
School will end its football season on
Saturday with the game against the
Army and Navy Preparatory School of
Washington, D. C., to be played at Port
Deposit. The capital eleven boasts Of the
best team in the schools history, ano
their record so far. does not belle their
assertion. Capt Leonhard has gone
back to his old position at center and
Simpson. a speed demon from wyom-
ing, will replace him at full back. simp-
son never saw game Of football before
this season. He has worked patiently
until at this time he is considered Tones
best bet In the back field.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-23
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY DUcKPIN LEAcu1
"Bull" Lowe Leads

New York. Nov. 22.-George ('.Bulp,
Lowe. of Arlington. Mass, was electea
captain of the Fordham football team
for next year here today. Lowe was
acting captain in the Georgetown and
Fordham games. He is rated as one n,
the best tackles in the game. Last wear
he played with Lafayette.
Lowe prepared at Phillips Exeter and
Arlington High, where he also gained
fame a. baseball and hockey player.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-23
Folwell Closes the Gates

Philadelphia, Nov. a-Not wisinE to
take the chance OF allowing the Cornell!
gridiron gladiators TO get a line on his
new plays. Coach Bob Folweu, OF the
Penn eleven, had the gates OF Franklin
Field barred yesterday afternoon for the
second time this season.
Folwell had the varsity eleven try out
three new plays which probably viii
be used against the West Virginia
Wesleyan eleven here on Saturday o.
well as against Cornell on Thanksgiving
Day.
All the varsity men who played in the
Michigan game were IN their toys with
the exception Of Charley Henning. who
was given a furlough. HIS place AZ
guard was taken for the time being by
George Wagner.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-23
CLARENDON TO HAVE
A FOOTBALL ELEVEN

The Clarendon football team has or,
ganized and would like to hear from al
good teams in this vicinity. II IA the de.
sire of the manager to secure a team tc
compete with the best teams In and
around Washington. All candidates de.
string to try for team report to Coach
J. Turner or A. F. Snyder, manager. al
Clarendon, Va. Sunday morning, Noyem.
Der %, at 10 o'clock. County car fare
paid. Address A. r. Snyder. Clarendon
Va, Box 2ss.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-23
Peck Quint Wants Games.

The Peck Chapel basketball team, of
the Sunday School League. Is organized
for the season and would like to arrange
games with all local independent school
and college quints. Address challenges
TO Fl. Haller, 1908 N street northwest
The Washington herald., 1916-11-23
ENTRY BLANKS FOR
RACE ARE ISSUED

The entry blanks for Carroll Institute 8
ten-mile race on Saturday, December 1s,
have Just arrived. and may be obtained
at Spalding's. or by applying to John
B. Irving. Carroll Institute.
Carroll Institute is leaving no leaf un-
turned to make this race q huge success,
and it is hoped there viii be a large list
OF entrants to face the starters gun on
the day Of the race.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-23
PENNSY STAR TACKLE
BARRED BY FACULTY

Philadelphia, Pa. Nov. 2.-Lew s. Lit
tie, star tackle on the University of
Pennsylvania football team, has been sus-
pended by the faculty from the medical
school The charge against Little was
receiving assistance in an examination
The suspension Of Little seriously handi-
caps the varsity.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-23
National Meet of Fox Hunters

Columbia, Tenn, Nov. 22.-Reynard. the
Sly, Is about to have his troubles IN
this county, where the National For
Hunters Association began its twenty.
third annual meet today. The sport will
continue through the greater part of the
week. Fox hunters from more than =
dozen States are IN attendance.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-23
BOWIE SELECTIONS.

!. BY GEORGE B. MORRIS
First rtce-Goid Bond. Rey En-
mis-, Chemung.
Second Race-Between Us, kits,
High Horse.
Third Race-vermont, Yankee
Notions, True as Steel.
Fourth Race-Leochares, Filter
gold, Bondage.
Fifth Race-Piquette. Disturber,
Ed Bond.
Sixth Race-Sand Bar, Regan.
Baby Sister.
Seventh Race-Little Nearer,
Maxim's Choice, Charles Francis.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-23
YanderYoort In Lad

East Lansing, Mich. Nov. 2-De
vandervoort, Of Lansing. was today
elected captain OF the 1917 football team
of the Michigan Agricultural COLLEGE
Vandervoort is a guard, :"
The Washington herald., 1916-11-23
Lehigh Elects Captain.

South Bethlehem. Pa, Nov. 22.-w. D.
MacGuinness. a full back. was today
elected football captain at Lehigh Uni
versity- Lehigh has been without q
captain all year.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-23

.AprrvntIce allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1916-11-23
DEPARTMENTAL DUcKPIN LEAGUE

KNIGHTS or COLUMBUS DUCKPIN LEIcur
Ganoas Sap+a
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-07-21
@emeralsabscidrn.

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bot CT einc narrilde Sreltoe nno an
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fpmnli.
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ngelrn, bot Der General allb einell
rotben @elmbnlb?"
.Mein", lagt Der 8riinol, Der &C.
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lomnl!"
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gpbtcnliitc im iiibatlautiiden sturm
amf 70 sciticgen.

gibepillc, 81. g., 90. Suli.
Sic Sobtenlilte infplge Der Slutben
bon Gpnutas in 5 liibatIanttiden
gtaaten bat iid 1eben Sag erbnbt, je
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slu1 Die gi9entbnnrsperluite iinO
1blpcr llnb iperbcn allf ridt ipcniger
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committees linb III allen Sllttboiltrifs
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Gs ipirb mod mcbrcrc @nden ballz
erll, ebe Ser sanse GiIenbobnperfcbr
ipicbcr p1llis berseiteta iein lpirb.
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Niexito.
gillas 8 s. cfonscnnabm
Der NAL eripurtet.

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10 Der mat ipartet.
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aapatlerie Der Gefacto Neaieruna
lpirb lfiinbIih erlpartet, tpie cine bonn
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pen gefangen lporbcn lei unb oaB bicler
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Scrlted 8illas berratben babe. 9ieiea
Gerlted ioll gar nift ipeit bon Ser
Stabt gbibnabua GitD liegen.
GbiBnabno GitD, 20. oSuli.
@illa nno 1einc &anptbanbc bon ettpa
500 aiann lnlen in Ser @egenb bon
amabpr, etipa 80 Nicilen liiolih ser
Suransp Sinie einseldlolien ieiu
lnb Gillas balbi9e Seltnabme l1eine
9cli6ert. mic Gin 8erid)t bon General
Matias 9fanos au Sen. 9rebinc
nteIbet.
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sd,ueres sli,tompbilnnsliid lit
&eiuanec.
9rei 9erl omen tobt.

SI eI y o II { II t.
aepanee, Sis, 20. Suli. grei
Eerlonen lpurbcn setDbtet unb cine
bicrtc perleet, oils cine slutp 9lennz
car seitcrn Ibenb llbr bein llmbie=
gen elmer Gde 4 Wleilcn Dltlid bon
bier umIHug.
Tpbt linb: artbur 2arion, gigner
ber Gar llnD Nahtpprmarn in ber 2arz
ion & 2unbbera @arase in aeipanee;
Wlib 2i55ie 2pnnon, 16 Sabre unb
Mib 1bu5o @ibclman, II Sabre.
&erlett lit Srant @an Seder. 25
Sabre alt.
eorlon uno @2ib apnbon iparen
au9cnbliflif tobt, ipdbrenD aRib
@ibeIman, peren sdaoel sebroden
mar. 3 Stunben ipater inn bieiigen
@olpital ltarb. gan Scder blieb 5ebn
Dainuten beipubtlos, rief Damn I'm
@iilfe unp ipltrbe BON 6rau Rubp Guie
sebDrt. iueld)e Die giahbarn unb einise
slcrste nllfrieT.
sSrl. Slbelnau llnD Nan 9eder
mlrben per sn,butans nah bem ct.
Srancis SooipitaI gebraht. ipo bas
Mabdel I'M Iitteruudt itarb. @an
pedcr bat betbe geine gebrpten, miro
aber lpieber altffpmmcn.
sllle Gerllrgliiften iparen i'll &eipaz
nee gut hefannt. Qarlpn fam bicrbcr
bot A Sabrcn BON 0bieusp unp ipar
leitbcm aaitbeliber Der @ara9eflrma
2arlon & 2unbbers.
Mib 2pnbnn NOR Sic Sobter bon
Sbns. 2pnbpn bier unb gdb gtbels
man sic Snd)ter bon Ebps. g. III
sbcrrorp, no oie Somilie iebr aneez
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ShipeIter bier, Srau @ietor Geterlpn.
Sic slpei iungen 2cnte battcn Die
Wdb6en I'M Nutn eelteru slbenb
Il llbr 5lt elmer flotten Spa5ierfabrt
abgebplt
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Ginc ppctiId,r ssarnitng.

a}}an idreibt aus paIle: s(u Ser
GebliBer Sd)lel0e allf Dem @egc bolt
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,Siilf Wlarf. Ger &irhenrat1.
Sic poctiid)c @arlutng bot gut &C.
mirft: gisber lit no6 fein SAT- BON
elmer @cldaoigung bieier @ieien pors
gefonlnell.
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Sic 9entihlanb.
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Baltimore, 20. Suli. Gin briz
tilGer Sruhtbampicr, ber nabc bem
llnterleeldiff anfcrt, madt Den 9ee
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beute giad)t piel Gorge. Sas brttilde
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adtet iperbcn fanu. 9as Sudlid)t bcs
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Ihcn. &apen berbradt bate, ipabrs
1deinIid Inn cine Soce ppn ben ge@
lpegrnsen Der frembcn 8riegsl9iffe sll
erbalten.
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ben, bab eine Nn5abl ppt, "Srembcn
|iebc geipesuns ser .9eutldIanb be-
Iauern, ipd1renb allbere sufpallcr an
allen ltrotegilben 9unften pon Der
gbelapcofe Sai bis na6 Ben &apet,
itatipnirt Iein iollen.
Gin @eriicbt bon gieip g)prt bclagt.
baB $4,OO0,000 @nle-altf ber8eutI6z
|lanp pcrlabeu iporbcn ieien. Sic 8cz
amten Ser galtern Spriparbing 60
|itcacn bics in gbrcbe. Sic 9abuue
Ser 9elttlblanb lpll ppn Ncip Yprferu
lmb Ybilabclpbier Sirlnen fiir 4 Yros
gent herlihert 1rprpcn iein.
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sclcsrapbiihc ssotisen.

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sebrohen. ser Die Semperutllr bon sc
allf 20 berunterbriidtc. Srpeoem llnl
beute 5 Gcrlpnen Den geltern crlitte:
men 6isl6Idgen erlegen.
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taulcnp Sriebensfrcunbe bielten bent
siadt unter bem @orlis bon Sfupolpl
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ausgeber, cine Eroteltberlammluns
aegeu bie am Samstag ab5nbalteno
8creitl6aitsparabc. Sic 9rbeiterfilb
'rcr ppponircu Der Yarabe ebenfalls.
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Gyreita8, ben Fl. Suli 1916
aus Scm staate.
nnbeil ourd 8lib1dlos.

u ell onrd d . LIB % q 8.
grisbtpn. 20. Suli. Slpei anz
9elebene 9iirser bon Brighton ipuroen
burd glieIdlas eetobtet unb Elm Drcit-
ter lei6t berleet.
1oot iinb: Heb. 5. SO. Scfferion.
Elm @eiltlider Ser Yresbbtertirde lno
@ilmore Sipanep, 30 Sabre. gdulz
superintendent.
Scr &erlebtc lit 9leb. 8srnon 9ife,
40 Sabre, Gfarrer Ser bieiigen Retboz
biltenfird)e.
Ser 8lie ldlug in einen sroBen
Baum, unter bem Die BRET Manner
itanbcn pber ainsen, als lie geltern
Rodnittas 4::30 cine Gbatauquoz
@erlammlltng berlieBen.
8ep. Sefferion unb supt. Siponep
tparen ausenblidlid tobt. abcr gleb.
Rife, Der einiee ghritte bpraus por,
tpurbe nur betaubt unb crbolte lid
Idnen ipieoer.
Sefferlon tpar nnberbeiratbet. tndbz
reno Stpaneb bon ieiner @ittipe linb
elmer Shtpelter, 5ralt 5reb g. Nannae
banna bon Gupenpprt. iiberlebt tpirb.
aa iona 90. Suli. slbe grennez
man. 55 Sabre, ipurbe eeltcrn Nadz
nlittue lpabrenb eines Geipittcrs bonn
Slie erldlaeen. gr mar ser giencr
|mebrerer Sarmen in bieler @eseno
uno binterlaBt ieine @itttpe unS fiinf
&inber.
9as neue republ. Staats
cpnt m ttee.
9es 90 i II e 8, 20. enli. 9us
neue republ. Staatscentrulcomn,ittee
bielt 9eltern g1adt, 1ad Der @ertagl1n9
Der Staatstunoentipn cine sisune uno
mablte gbos. 81. 8aiplon bon 8es
Ylpincs ipiebcr 5lln Gorliser.
s. %. Murpbb bon 9ubsnpprt lpllrz
De gum. @prlieenben bes GreBcpinn,ite
tee erlpablt. g 9. 8bitneD bon Sc
corab gum @iceborliter unb 6. S. 9iz
dinlpn bon Seeurab gum Sefretdr.
9as Committee erDrtertc bie &am=
pasneplane lnb bertaste Iid) bis 5ur
@iebereinberufltns burd @prliber
Haiplon.
g tie Soipa Eruppen lpIS
len bcntc abecben.
Camp 9pbge, 20. Suli. Gas
brittle Sotun9eeiment loute benteslbeno
nad 8rpipnspiIle, Geras. einlpassonirt
nerben. Sic 3elte bieies 3esimclltes
iplrben bellte im Eager obscbrohen.
General slllcn laste: SD bin benadlz
ridtist. bab scnlls GpuriltenldIafmaz
gen fir ons son5e 8eeiment geliefert
iperben, faln aber nod nid)t Ia9en,
10 a II II bieie @ars i'm Eager eintrefs
fen iperben pber ipeldle5 Die genaue
stllnpe ser @bfabrt Iein ipiro. Sen
In5etd)en nad fam aber bns ganSe
Hesirnent i'll Sen nad1lten IL bis is
lunben transpprtirt iperben."
ylit bem Neit ber Brigade tpirb es
nabrlheinlih etipos langer balern,
oa bic Observation-Disclosures t1app
linb.
@pater: Sic Spllriltenidlaflpaz
gen linb beute slbenb nidt i'm Eager
angefpmmcn llnb nieNbreiic Ser Soma
Ell Srrpper nod Der @ren5e bot lid
mciter pcrsDuert.