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The sun., 1916-12-27

The yellow Pc.ll has invaded ptofs,-
sional baseball. \ real Monaghan vii.
enter organized baseball next season by
way ~ the Seatti" Giants OF ;he North.
western League. The young mans home
II In Hawaii. he = n full blooded CHI.
nese and his nam. is Vernon Ayau
.Ayau Is Il shor;.tup. nnl according 20
Manager Billy I.eard o! the Seattle club
he ~ the greatest p,aye. IN the Land .:
the uh.lele. l.sard visited Hawai-! With
"A team OF American b!g l~eagIers. ard
was 50 enthusiastic over the Young Chi.
nese that he signed him ~immcdiate,"
.Ayau. according Ia Leard. rtnks with no
leading fielding shortstops Ia tho East
II Ayau ~ as good "a the Northwest
ern League manager says. T. t. not IN
likely that the Monaghan VIII find hi
way into the Dig Leagues. lie should hi
quite a card on big time
Baseball has had rs Indians for MARI
years and then "a" ,'ulHtrs started q
fight for big lea nciths. And not
come the Chinese,
The sun., 1916-12-27
GRANDE KNOCKS OUT DEWEY.
Negro Boxer No Match for Phtla-
dcIphia Boy IN Boat.

Sailor Grande OF Philadelphia put the
finishing touches on an otherwise clever
Job AT the Military 4. G.. last night with
u right hand smash 10 the stomach that
Knocked out Nat Dewey. n colored tighter
from Los Angeles.
I;rande Won easily In each round and
might have stopped his bewildered OPP
ponent earlier had he been more agrees
slyc.
The sun., 1916-12-27
MAC0NBER LEAVES ILLINOIS.
Football L.misaPy Quits College 70
Go late Business.

CRBANA, H.. Dec. 2s. - Bartlett
Macomber. captain of the 1916 iii.
nois football team and choice of critics
as all Western quarterback. has with
drawn from the university.
Macomber wen TO his home In Oak
Park. II Is said he will enter business
In Chicago.
Bart's football record has been an en-
viabls one. lie was a member Of the
1914 conference championship eleven.
and the 1915 eleven which tied with
Minnesota for the championship. He
won his claim to gridiron fame this
year when he led his team to victory
over Minnesota.
The sun., 1916-12-27
NIKE GIBBONS WILLING.
Oner 81 Bout With Darcy IN New
Orleans IL Accented

NEW ORLEANS. La. Dec. ga local
boxing promoter announced to-day re-
cclpt OF a telegram from Mike Glib
hons's manager az st. Paul accepting
the offer OF "A New orleans club for a
tight here during February with Les
Darcy. Australian middleweigltt.
$4,000 purse was offered. No word
has as yet been received regarding
Darcy's reception OF the ofier.
The sun., 1916-12-27

The Wild animal kingdom OF . limited
section Of southeast Georgia II In for q
strenuous time for tho next few weeks.
Hunters are. or o o will be. in their
midst. And hunters OF renown they are.
Among them are Capt. Til Huston. Ed
Barrow. Ban Johnson. John Heydler and
Your Uncle Wilbert Robson. No gamer
crew ever skinned q hand for the NTH
card to a four-iush. Only one hope re-
mains for the wild tribes Of the Jungle
t%hereabout. The later arrival of Ty
Cobb. George Stallings and others 10 ex-
pected to increase the tensity Of pursuit.
both IN and out OF doors.
The sun., 1916-12-27
JERSEY GIRL


PfNEHrRsr. ~. C.. Dec. :s.-Miss
Esther Tufts Of Boston defeated Miss
Eleanor Abbc Of Bethlehem to-day In
the semi-inals Of the women's singles In
the 81. Thomas tennis tournament. How
ever. Miss Tufts was beaten In the final
by Miss Caroline Bogart Of the Eliza
sets.
In the remi-nnaIs OF the mixed
doubles. completed to-day. Miss TUFTS
and Allan Loeb OF Chicago defeated Miss
Able AID n. r. Dana OF Pinehurst. s..
SIS, N then lost the first set OF the
final to Miss Bossrt and Hart c. Fem
Of Hartford. 4-6. Darkness prevented
the completion OF the match.
The sun., 1916-12-27
RECORD HOLDER Is SOLD.
Disneter. Grand Circuit PAGER,
Goes for Only aI,B25.

DAYTON. Ohio. Dec. 26.-Diumeter,
Q :O3k. the PAGER that set tho track rec
ord for the new half mile oval at Char
ter oak Park. Hartford. Conn. dur
ing the Grand Circuit meeting In Sep
TENDER. was sold at the recent horse sale
In Chicago for $1.525.
II. II. Rogge OF Dayton bought the
PAGER and will use the lateral stopper as
a free for all orse over the half mile
rings.
The sun., 1916-12-27
SEEMS IN NO
HASTE FOR TROUBLE
Declines Bout With Gibbons
and Is Evidently on Easy
Money Bent.
II SPORT
~ INNS BROWN.

When james Leslie Darcy. fresh from
the Antipodes and intervening seaports.
shook or the Crime OF the good ship
Gushing and vet foot on our soil he an
nounced that he was here to provide for
his family before offering himself as
cannon fodder In behalf OF Merric Eng
land. Darcy let It he known that he was
In no haste for real trouble. He appears
to be following out these plans ass!du-
ously. James Leslie expects that such
monetary consideration as may accrue
to himself and associates shall be OF a
soft variety. Darcy will have zone Of
a game that may involve his reputation
unless assured OF n price high ever for
these timer Of high prices.
We have II that Darcy has been offered
q bout with Mike Gibbons In New Or
leans. the purse to be $4,000 for Dsrcy's
End alone. Gibbons In perfectly willing.
But report goes that james Leslie has
respectfully but firmly declined TIE offer.
The offer Involved n tussle over Il
twenty round course. Darcy has been
told Of the easy one to he had In loca!
circles battling over a ten round route
to no decision. Perhaps James Leslie
has been advised fully Of the phantom
like OF Gibbons. thereby piling
up two perfectly good reasons wherefore
the offer does not look attractive.
The ten round no decision game here
In too good. and my m!xup with. Mike
Gibbons Is a doubtful proposition. The
Minnesota Marvel IL a hard man to hit,
and In order TO beat IA boxer you've got
to hit him once or twice, any way. Darcy
no doubt appreciates the difficulties en-
countered by man trying TO sink q
punch on nhadow at high noon.
Darcy waS right when he said he wa'
--a - L. N--ls
The sun., 1916-12-27
A. E. RANNEY HIGH GUN.
Makes Best score IN Match ~
Jamaica nay Y. G. Traps.

A. r. Ranney carried of tho honors
yesterday In . special se~venty-hve bird
match held at the traps Of the jamaica
Bay Yacht Club at Hollands Station.
His score was ~ the second man. n. n,
clay birds.
The high handicap prize went IN
George Kelly. who returned a score of
70. beating DR.. Steub by Just one bird.
Lincoln Hamilton was third. with 90.
The sun., 1916-12-27

ST. Louis. Dec. @6.-Erncst Beau
champ OF Winfield. la. knocked on
Dan Ketchel of New Nork In the htti
round OF a scheduled ten round hoNiri
contest here Tonight, The men arr
light heavyweishts.
The sun., 1916-12-27
wAe wss TIE Thiras

Hub Perdue. the prize squash OF Sum-
ner county. Tenn. was q candidate for
Sheriff In a recent election. Returns
gave him three votes. Hubs father Ia
stIll living. which accounts for two of the
votes. The identity OF the third has not
been established. The rest of his rela-
tives have not been polled as yet.
The sun., 1916-12-27
TO LEAD AT CUSHING.

AsiiBuRSHAM. Mass. dec. aS.-At u
meeting Of the G men OF the Cushing
Academy football squad, Wilross stan
mers. rs. OF Hudson. WAS elected cap
tain OF the 1917 football team by .
unanimous vote. g..
The sun., 1916-12-27

Even when he r"gains the t.sc OF his lc',
shoulder 1t Is unlikely this John Sinclair
VIII fhnh n place on the S;uyv.sant baali-
e;ball team. Sinclair. who Is manager
OF the StuyNesant i've. was injured In a
FOOTBALL game last season. and was un-
able 10 practise with The basketball team.
". IL now rounding Into form. but the
members OF the Stuyvesaut five are do
ing such fine. worN that Sinclair will have
u hard time breaking into the lineup.
The sun., 1916-12-27
COOK Is CLINTON'S
CHOICE ONCE MORE
Football Coach Will Again Act
in That Capacity Next
Season.

De Witt Ci!nton's football squad next
season will be coached by william T.
Cook, who was highly successful with
asst seasons eleven. Cook had little ma
ferial. but the results gave proof Of his
ability. To Cook credit IL given FOR me
m" work DOR. by Freddy E~iscnberg and
Walter %Iiov!ns.
The sun., 1916-12-27

Now Foil Ii splicing h quiet of his
of season days with u debate as TO just
what he should do with Chapman.
Chapman In first class shape is n WON
derful shortstop. But Foil can't hide
the impression made by his infeld OF the
past season minus Chapman.
At the recent meeting OF the American
League In Chicago several club ey-
pressed a willingness TO accept Chapman
in trade. Hut the chattels offered were
not considered worthy of the exchange
by Fohl. The Cleveland skipper declares
that every club In the league except Bos-
ton and Detroit offered "A deal for his
hort i,elder. Chapman may be had. but
Fohl Isn't among those who underrate
his ability.
The sun., 1916-12-27
Paul GarriEus bids fair to beco

Paul GarriEus bids fair TO become the
sensation ot the year In scl,ola site swim
ming. The Stuyvosaut altar has won
with remarkable consistency all season.
having tr!uiEph-d IN nearly every event
In which he started. Tie and Leo Gieb.l
are doing their best toward bringing an.
other championship to Stuyvesant.
The sun., 1916-12-27
TRYING TO PREVENT
CARPENTERS TRIP
Local Promoters Have Written
Protests to. Army Authori-
ties of France.
DARCY HAS AN CAT NJ

Tex Richard has a grievance and.
while he does moi indulge In loud Ia
ment. those cold blue eyes Of his sparkled
dangerously last night as he spoke Of
the matter that disturbed him.
II had the honor TO initiate the move
ment to bring Georges Carpenter. the
French soldier-boxer. to this country for
a boxing bout. I do not declare that I
was ~actuated by philanthropy. But I
did suggest that the release Of the
French champion would probably result
in the French war relief funds gaining
materially.
This suggestion met with the APP
prevail Of "a number Of prominent AinerI-
can women who are Interested In war
relief work. They lent their assistance
TO the movement and have been untIring
In their efforts to obtain a furloush for
Carpenter. The boxer Ii more thar
willing 20 come. which he has slynifed
by signing the contract I sent to him.
Poisoned Pen Notes.
1T was therefore with considerable
establishment that ! learned %deiinitely
that certain boxing managers in this
city have been employing all their spar.
tin" In writing letters to the French
military authorities protesting against
the granting OF a furlough to C~aroent!er
While I do not think these letters VIII
defeat the plan they have had the effect
OF delaying action by the French officials
at seems strange that "A plan Of ths
magnitude OF the one | started cannot
he permitted to proceed without the petit,
! attacks to which Il has been subjected
However. in spite OF this interference
will succeed In my undertaking."
l.. Les Darcy held an "at home day a
his hotel yesterday and entertained .
constant stream OF callers. Among thu
first was Chevalier bar McEetrick. whC
regale-i the Australian with statement
to the effect that he had leased Madison
square Garden. had signed Carpentio'
and that II Darcy wished IL match witt
the Frenchmsn this was the time to sigr
a contract.
Thereupon Darcy whispered tn Man
ger OSullivan n Manager OSulliva'
whispered to Richard. who was close a
hand.
Some sosad Advice.
Certainly ea,d Richard. Talk bust
ness with any one. but see to Il h the.
pu, up the money before you sign an,
contract. Get the iarges, mount @
money you an. but mako sure you get
In coin rather than promises"
Later Jack Curley entered and en-
gage Darcy In conversation, while Rick
ard and Sam McCracken sat on III
other eble OF the room. Curley aske
for a conference with Darcy In private
When Rickard was appealed TO he al
vlsed Darcy TO have a private confer
encc. hut " insist on the none hefor
signing any documents.
Darcy has not as yet selected an
theatrical circuit. but Is considering III
various ofep. He will begin TO loo
about to-day for training quarters.
The sun., 1916-12-27
Questions d Answers
Nv TOM MaeNUIT

Dear Toni. Mitchell tn. correct name
OF Fred Mitchell. the new Cub manager
10 many ball players play under assumed
names? sOOGAS.
Mitchell's real name is Frederick Yapp.
He Is one OF the few players l know 81
who play under assumeI names. though
some change their names. a. Bouthillier
of the Cardinals calls himself Butler,
and Rube Marquari's correct family
name il DE Marquis. wit,ers,aetter, n
young player drafted from Newark by
the Giants. IL satisfied TO call himself
witter. However. lest we forget. Lee
Magee Of the Yankees Is az Irish as the
Kaiser his correct name being Leopold
Hoernschmeyer. while Ping Bodie was
baptized Francisco Pizzcia.
Dear Tonic settle, an argument was
on the Boston team that licked tho Giants
for the worlds pennant IN 1917? Tn"
argument was started Ia 4 discussion Of
Grounds when he made "a balk In tho Arst
inning and allowed something like nve
4 GIANT FAN THROUGH THICK AND
THIN.
O'Brien was one Of the Boston clubs
regular pitchers that year. lie pitched
in 81 games. took part In 216 innings.
and won IS games. losing 10. for a per-
centage OF ISL.
Dear Tom-Are ther. any, STATE. IN IN.
Union where decisions may be awarded In
TOM HOCKEY.
Decisions are permitted In Louisiana,
Connecticut has local option. different
police officials governing matter Of de-
clsions.
Billiards the cue bail was ''fro.sn" 70 the
one ball. A claims he can shoot directly
away from the one ball and poke, any
! your version ANXIOUS.
A is right. II the balls are frozen"
the striker cannot hit the cue ball with
out hitting the object ball.
Dear Tom--How. long wa: Jo. Tinker
mana ger OF the Cubs Was q. one or two
years. I say II was two, T.. WATSON.
You are wrong. Tinker was manager
OF the Cubs only one year lie was
manager Of the Chicago Tederais fol-
two years prior to that In other words
he managed three years for weeghman
on the Chicago North Side.
Dear rom-How many safety shot. ar.
allowed in three cushion billiards.
One.
Dear Tom-was Troy ever In the Ma
tional Lea que? X. l.. G.
Yes. Troy held q franchise In the Ma.
tional League for four seasons. 1880 Ia
1889 inclusive. the Giants taking over
the franchise In 1884.
Dear Tom-What was the weight n,
Pack-y Mcfarland and Mike Gibbons when
they fought In New York: A. r..
The agreement called for 1E7 pounds
at 3 o'clock. Both made the weight
Exact poundage not announced.
Dear Tom--D!d Sandy Ferguson svel
meet Gus Rubin In the ring
They fought fifteen rounds to a draw
In Chelsea In 1908 and six rounds no de
cision here In 1906.
Dear Tom--whsrs Ia George BonhaE'
what records did he hold before he re
tired? AN ADMIRER OF THE SIN.
Physical director ut Hamilton Insii
tute. All American records from two 4
ten miles.
The sun., 1916-12-27

II Is likely that Al IIsldv In. he ha,f-
back. will be elected captain Of next sea-
sons Commercial! High football team.
Baldwin acted as captain during the lat
Ter part of tho campaign just closed. lie
took the place OF O'Brien. who was In
jured.
The sun., 1916-12-27

Dear Tom--Did Sandy Ferguson ever
meet Gus Rubin In the ring
They fought fifteen rounds to a draw
In Chelsea In 1908 and six rounds no de-
cision here In 1906.
The sun., 1916-12-27

Dear Tom--whsrs II George Bonhas,
what records did he hold before he re.
tired? AN ADMIRER OF THE SIN.
Physical director ut Hamilton Insii.
tute. All American records from two to
ten miles.
The sun., 1916-12-27

Dear Tom-was Troy ever In the Ma
tional League? X. l.. G.
Yes. Troy held . franchise In the Ma
tional League for o seasons. 1850 to
1889 inclusive. the Giants taking over
the franchise In 1884.
The sun., 1916-12-27
SSYLvANlA.

Total ..............s Total .o"".,r"..
Referee-Maior J, Moore Hanham.
The sun., 1916-12-27

Dear Tom-What was the weight nj
Pack~y Mcfarland and Mike Gibbons when
they fought In New York" A. Y.
The agreement called for 1t7 pounds
at 3 o'clock. Both made the weight
Exact poundage not announced.
The sun., 1916-12-27
GIANT FAN THROUGH THICK AND

Dear Tom-Are there any State. In the
Union where decisions may be awarded in
boxing contests? What States
TON HOCKEY.
Decisions are permitted In Louisiana.
Connecticut has local option. different
police officials governing matter Of de-
clsions.
The sun., 1916-12-27

Dear rom-In Q game Of rotation pocket
billiards the cue ball was frozen" 10 the
one ball. A claims he can shoot directly
other ball he can hit. j objects, what is
your version ANXIOUS.
A Is right. II the balls are "frozen"
the striker cannot hit the cue ball with
out hitting the object ball.
The sun., 1916-12-27

TEAM SCORE
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gcrpflauseu srOFer sdams.

4uf Der Garm bate man oft einen
Shdttenboum IN Der RGbe bes 6aus
Iss pber einen 9bitboum i'm @artsn
germ an elmer orbern @teILe; man
getraut iia's ober nidt, ben Baum
81 berpflanSsn; benn ver lit gu grDB
unb Dertrodnet". 9ennp1 Tam Elm
IDlhes 8erpFlon5en nit griole
bur9gefibrt perben, ipO5u bier einigs
aniDeiinngen gegeben llTo:
Der Baum, Der bsrpflanst fperben
foil, mub ouf bisIsu @edieI borbes
rtitet psrben. 9as gefaisbi in IOls
GENDER Wtiis: Gin Sobr Dor benz
9erisben tperben ale 6auptpurSsIn
bes 8oumss obgsItodsn; ni9t nobe
am Stomm, fonoern Der @r0Be bes
9oumes sntipred)enb 2--3 SUB BON
Stamme entfsrnt, 10 bab Der Baum
zine MarRlI4eibe bon stpas mebr
aIs As SUI I'M @ur9msiier Bat.
Wtngsum otetet Wur3elbalieH Fl1nt
man nun eiren 1-1h SUB brsiten
@roben, Der ebsnEo tief pts brett.
Sept nerbsn bic mad ultsn esbenben
Dur3eln bes 9aumes abseitodsn, 10
OaB Der gnIlen cine glsi9mGbigs
Dids bon LIZ SUB srbGIt. 0teie
unters Seits Der S6eibs mub rsnt
iunber unb eben ssi9nitten perbsn;
ME aud bic @hnilsfIdden an ben
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fen, bic nur geranInfinng at Saul
lteIlen gebsn piiroen. Dur1 BEG
srnben bts llntsrsrunbes nnter BEN
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I9rdo gu IsgeR, 10 baB mon bsqusm
bic llnterieits bes @oIIens berri9tsn
lam. Sod @oIIenbung bieTsr Mrbeit
brinet man uiebsr 10 bel erbe unter
ben 9oIlsn. bab sr iibtraII felt nuIs
ittbt. BOD QuFrinien bss 9aumes
iDirO bann audi Der liz SUB
breits @rabtu nit rtidlsr Gree aus
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aauie fin @riiufuiter.

fOpfs 10 anSu6rinsen, bab Die Siibnsr
INNER bnnad fpringsa miTen, nenn
fie odbon freTen. Sir @eFliigei tit
uamentli9 feines bpben RaIigebaItes
iuesen &lee (ertbdIt 8 pgt. RoIt)
febr al empfe6len, Osnn bic Sisre
gebrouhen at Der S6uIenbiI6ung Elm
tnltreides 6utter, tpsnn nir ni4t
6iinHfhaIige Ober iOssnannte MiRo.
eter er6aIten molten. 3ann man aIIo
Slice fiittern, bann lam man biefsn
oa bic 6iibner bod nur Die 9lGtter
BON osmisl6en abpidsn, In elmer IIei.
nen Rdufe iiitfern, pis Ts Die speits
Saufraiion Cub. q 3eigt. @is RnnFs
muB natiirIt9 nit eiasm nuft. appbu,
rem @edel psris9en fem, bamit Die
6iihnsr niht chen bineiHfliegen un0
bas Butter beIdmubrn, unD oomit
aud nidt bic Gpnns brett barouI
fneiHt. GelbItperftdnoli9 lit nieie
tleiRs Hnufs moglt4a on einen fhnts
iigsn Srt Su fielen. Bon 3eit 81 3sit
mub man oos 5utter Oarin member.
bdmit fGmtli1s 9Idtisr abgepidt fpsrs
ben t1nnsn. aItes, melt geiporosnss
Suffer bari man ME in. Der 8auIe
beIaHsn; oenn basIabs lam ni6t
BON ben 6ibnsrn bsrbaut meroen,
ionoeru bait Ii6 i'm Wasen unb per'
prIani oanu natiirIi4 Grfrantunssn.
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invertebrates @ros. Seitbem fiitieri er
bas @ras nur nod 3e%rtleinsrt an Ists
ne Sitre. Msi9e Gadeh, ME RunteIs,
6aIats uno GobI6ldtter, lam man
a~llerbings gan3 binDtrfeu, es
oann uber bel 4bfaa. Man laHe lie
in stnem Sroge NIT eiuem Ioesndnny
ten GtobeiIen - einem +formigeu
Meher nit Stiel - feinitbBen. Sum
3eriIeinsrn bes grnfes made man
ii9 cine feline 5utterIope. Sine idmas
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purdmefsr ettua bier Sol, innsn
nit 8Isd ausgelegt, bas 5u9tes9 aud
an elmer 8oroerieite berumgebt unO
bier nod ouBen ungstIppTi tpirb,
Dieie Riite nageIt man Oerart aaf
eiHsn alien 9iId, (eins f~eitfebenbs
erpbe Giite geniiat audi, baB bas
@nbe, an Dem Das 8Ieh unlaeiageIt
1T, ettpa 2 3oa iber ben 3tiAranb
~binausrnst. On hieIer Ssfte lit iiber
Ger 2nbe nod Elm Stdi 8anbeiisn
beFeIttgt. Sun piro bas @rog 5u>
fammeneeoridt in bic ileins aabs gss
Iegt, inter benz ganbsiien etiDa u
3oll binour69efdobsn unp bnun
pirb nit Der Iintsn 0ano aaf bas
@riine gebriidt unb nodgei9obsn.
ipGbreno man nit Der re6ttn 6onb
NIT elmer @i6el INNER 0as 9prfe.
benbs gIatt a6l6nsiOet. Die beige
fu9te Suuitration (Qbb. u berans
f4auIidt bic 5anb6abung Der 6uts
tsrlabe. SIN gau bat man nuf oieis
gBeile einsn aorb boa 6%riinfuttsr
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nun aud nod 3usieid gspeeuns
maGsn, oonu empfisblt es lid. angss
f9nittene ganae Runtslh nnb apbIs
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66neine bel Idnellsr unO ioElit aud
piel mebr, pd6reno amber Z laHgs
fam freTen, BEL Der funIt ibIi6en
Gitterung niemals reGt fat psrOen.
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fades @erdt. Sn Der 5ouptiads Iinb
Is 3ipei berartig idrdg sueinanber ges
TteIlte grsttsr, Oab bur9 Die tntsn
oorbanOeRe Ssffnung ods gemablens
6utter berdusflisBen lam. 9amit
feline Stodung sinfritt, bsfinbsn f9
ilntsr ben 6nuptbretteru nod Sipsi be-
psgIiGe fdmole 9rstter, ipelde beim
5reFen Der Sdpeine Itets in 8stpss
gung sebaItsn nerOsn unb oaburd
Elm fortpdbrenoes Ra9flisbsn Der
@erfte bernnInfm
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Sn6irett. Dirt CUR Sen.
nsrin): Die betoen arieesberlpunbes
ten piiui4sn nod n MaB Bier,
8roni!
6rem6er: 8ie9 9as Iinb ariegs.
berpunoete, bic beiben alien 8auern
nit ben berbunbenen &6pfen9
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boben geitern 10 cine tleins Nlei-
nunssDsriaieOenhei iiber Den ariea
sebabt.
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fpreden iiber Den Rrieg, Die cine
iast.
pMsin 9lanu III 10 i9per Bon
Oa6eim, bon mir uno Den &inoern
fortsseanssn".
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ner aud. gr bate einsn baIben
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aud md siuigs 9i9ien &onierOen
i'm Hudind".
Splitter, SIN Rate Der
Boiler piro oft = am msilten apers
rotsn.'
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|gefillt unb bieIs fetgsEampIt. gu
empfe6Ien III, ben Baum bur9 Drdbs
te, Die NIT sinem Gnbe an bsQ 9aupts
|diten, nit benz nnberen an pfI0den
In Der Grbe obsr an naben @aumeu
befeitigt perben, ii4ersn 6nIt al ges
ben unb gesen llrntuebeH Su fdHktn.
9ieie 9orbereitung 6ss @aumes
auf oas @~srpflnn5sn fOIIts iebr Seitig
i'm Srdbjo6r ober i'm 6erblt ausges
fii9rt iperbsn. Sn lsbtersm JaIle Be-
pedt man bic 8aumi9eibe NIT elmer
S9i9t Dung obsr Strob. Die bers
l~lr5ten Dur5sIn ienbsn jest mad
allen Seiien isine SaugIDlIasla aus
uHb tperben DEFENDERS ben aus rei9er
Grbe beitebenbsu Ring in benz gras
ben nit einem oihten Nsbpsrt aus
filleu. 8srbleibt Der Baum elm Sabr
auf biefsr Stslls, 70 1T an ieipem
aeaBeren ni6t 5u bemerten, bab CT
an leiuen DuroeIn cine itarte Sin,
bube erIitt.
SIN nGditsn GpdtberbIt obsr ans
fongs Mintsr TT bann bic 3eit qes
tommsn, ben Baum allf ieinen neuen
plaB ol1 b%rinsen. Der 5rot bat iebt
ben GrbbaIIen felt geulo9t un6 ,fpirb
bisier, einidliebli4 bss &inses, abb
seito9sn unb quf einen @ogsr, Der
pur9 cine inter ben paIen anges
bro4te 8rstterlase fit ben Grams
port bergeridtet 1T, mad Ieinem neuen
5tanbort sebradt. Das bier borbes
reitete gflan3lOd ober bic 9aums
CRUDE bat gerau bic GrDBe bes Durs
selbalIens unb 1T ni9t tiefer, ME bic
Dide besfelben. I'm aber Elm bsIIes
res unb f4nelIeres anpa4Ien au be-
ipirten, lam man eins @di1t Grbe
~ousgra6en unb boFir @drtenerbe eins
bringen. Rad Dem @inftelIen bes
8aumes in Der 8aumgrube tpiro tr
pieber nit 8rdbtsn mad bier Geiten
bin befeitigt uRb aud BITE Baum
ideibe NIT Dung beoedt. 2egt man
groBe @teine ober 9anmtIDbe auf
ben Rdnb bes Mur3elbnlleas, 10 ers
bdlt baburd Der Baum I'm 10 iiGe<
reren 5tnnb nnb mirb ni6t 10 lei9.
bur4 8inOe bin unb Der gsiGouteIt.
Bel Iebr FQften 8dumen umtpidelt
man pdbrsnb bes eritsn SOmmers
ben Stomm nit Gtrobletlen unb bdlt
bieie feudt, Inn bas gustrodnen Der
Rinbe 8u berbiten.