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The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-08-22

The great Dorchester County Fair
opened this morning about ten
o'clock, under the most suspicious
circumstances, the weather being hot,
but this is considered ideal weather
for a fair, for otherwise people are
too cool, too damp or too wet to be
comfortable, and are scared all the
time for fear that things may not be
going right. Early this morning
things were humming, as exhibitors,
with perishable goods, were busy get
ting them in position; exhibitors who
had not finished decorating their
booths were hustling to get the job
completed, the horsemen were exer-
cising their horses, owners of attrac-
lions that were late in getting here
were getting up their tents and
stands, owners of concessions were
busy getting ready to handle the
great volume of business that will
keep them going for the next three
days; in fact, all except the specta-
tors were hurrying around as if their
very lives depended upon their NOV
ing rapidly.
Valeno's Italian Band arrived on
the train last night and has proven
great drawing card. People will
travel most any distance to hear
good music, and as the reputation of
this band is already established, the
people knew they would hear good
music. After finishing its engage
ment here, the band will go to At
lantic City, to fill a two-weeks' en-
gagement on one of the principal
piers at that place.
crowd they came from all parts of
Dorchester county, and even from
Talbot county and Delaware, and
there certainly were some handsome
babies in the contest. They were
judged scientifically; otherwise -
well, if man had attempted. single
handed, to have performed the job,
he might not have escaped with his
life, for, of course, to each mother
her own baby was by far the best;
there were no others that could even
compare with it.
The Girls Canning Club, which
movement is being conducted by the
Eastern Shore Trust Company, had
a simply wonderful display of
fruits, etc, those from down the coun-
ty being here today, while those from
up the county will be on hand to-
morrow
The official flag raising took place
this afternoon, when our own fellow
townsman, the Honorable Emerson
c. Harrington, Governor of Mary
land, pulled the ropes that unfurled
Old Glory to the breezes and made
short address in connection with the
event. The band played the Star
Spangled Banner and later, Mary
land, My Maryland, both of which Sc
lections were enthusiastically re-
ceived by the large crowd.
The steamer Dreamland got in
shortly before two o'clock and brou-
ght crowd of people that was esti-
mated at about one thousand, this
being nearly twice as many as were
brought on the opening day last
year. The Dreamland will bring
another excursion tomorrow and still
another Thursday, upon which day
there will also be another excursion,
so that the people of Baltimore will
have every opportunity of visiting
the Fair at the Queen City of the
Eastern Shore.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-08-22
Thomas---Woodland

Mr.. Sanford A. Thomas, of Fishing
Creek, and Miss Myrtle Woodland al
SO of Fishing Creek, were married at
the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Solomon Woodland, Satur-
day evening, at p. m. The we'd
ding was performed by Rev. w. c.
Buckson, pastor of the M. e. Church,
at Hooper's Island, in the presence
of about fifty guests.
The wedding music was played by
Mrs. Bertha Tyler. A reception fol-
lowed the ceremony.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-08-22
THREATENING STORM
PASSES OVER CAMBRIDGE
But Lightning And Hail Do Much
Damage in Caroline County, De-
stroying Barn And Killing Horse.

About seven o'clock last night it
looked as if Cambridge would be
visited by an electrical storm and a
downpour of rain, which is badly
needed in Cambridge and the ad-
joining county. The skies which
grew very dark, remained threaten
ing for about an hour, but eventually
cleared and the stars came out.
The storm passed over to Caroline
county, where it did much damage.
A barn on the farm of George Chris
topher, at Harrison's Ferry, was
struck by lightning and destroyed. A
valuable horse was burned.
The hail storm around Oak Grove
was severe, but it is not thought that
the tomato crop was injured to any
extent
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-08-22

tell about this August Sale and we will make on
statements that facts do fully warrant
We have such conditions prevail at this rent
time the MaketsPces advancing almost every
week obbe refuse orders tor Fall
delivery glad inform that we have been
able to secure merchandise and OF ab
m to save you money We have prepared take of cuSo
prices decidedly under the market on an average 1t WI" De
your advantage attend August SaWe will offer lots OF
Merchandise at old prices addition the Closing Out Sale OF
Strictly Summer Goods
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SALE OF TELEPHONE PLANT
Chesapeake And Potomac Takes Ov-
er Farmers Telephone Line.

er Farmers Telephone Line.
AT special meeting of the stock
holders of the Farmers Telephone
Company, held in Princess Anne on
Saturday, August 18th, it was unani-
mously decided to sell their Tele-
phone Plant to the Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone Company. We
understand the latter company will
rebuild the Farmers line, making the
system metallic one; will arrange
their subscribers in groups not to
exceed eight and will give night, day
and long distance service.
The success and extension of the
Farmers Telephone in this county
has been remarkable. Commencing
as they did few years back with less
than a dozen phones they have ex-
tended their Telephone system over
Paramount, Revell's Neck, East Prin-
cess Anne and Wicomico Creek Sec
lions. The Company was incorpo-
rated and had seventy-two stockhold-
ers, mostly farmers; has declared
good dividends yearly, given fair
service to the one hundred and TWEEN
ty subscribers and covers territory
not wired by any other company.
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OVERCOME BY heat
Mr.. Emory Wright, Unable to With
stand The Severe Weather Yester-
day, a Victim of Heat.

Cambridge had one hest prostra-
ton as a result of the intense atmos-
,pher which pervaded the city yes
terday, the victim being Mr.. Emory
Wright, who resides on West End
avenue. Mr.. Wright was at work at
5 O'Clock, in the factory of the Phil
lips Can Company, Washington ST.,
when his physical condition became
such that he had to be carried to his
home.
DR.. Steele, the attending physician,
was with him sometime until he
showed signs of improvement. Today
Mr.. Wright is much better, although
he is still in weakened condition as
the result of yesterdays torridity.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-08-22
TAKES BICHL0RIDE
FOR HEADACHE TABLET
Miss Helen CuSick's Condition Grave
As Result of Mistaking Poison
For Medicine.

Thinking that she was taking a
tablet to relieve the headache, from
which she was suffering, Miss Helen
Cusick last night swallowed bichlor-
ide, and is now in a dangerous con-
dition. Immediately after taking the
poison, she became very ill, and was
removed from the home of Mrs.
Mark Jones, on West End avenue,
with whom she resides, to the Cam
bridge-Maryland Hospital.
DR.. E. E. Wolff, who rendered
medical assistance, stated today that
Miss Cusick is still quite i'll, although
hopes are entertained for her recov-
cry.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-08-22
Stondino IF Tho Climbs.
Games Today:
Seaford at Milford.
Salisbury at Cambridge.
CHURCH LOCALS.

Rev. J. L. Ward will conduct
the prayer service to be held tomor-
row night, at ST. Paul's M. P. Church.
Everybody welcome.-Adv.
Cottage prayer meetings will be
held at the following homes tonight:
Mr.. Guy Wright's, Travers street; Mr..
Jefferson Brannock's, Franklin ST.,
and Mr.. Charles LeCompte's, Light
st. All persons interested in the tab
ernacle services are urged to attend
these meetings.-Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-08-22

Another purchase of women's silk
stockings from the famous makers of
"Phoenix' and "Onyx'' Brands-rec
commended for wear-Black and colors
Let us show you the best values in
Silk Hosiery to be found i'll Cam
bridge-The extra savings will war
rant buying years supply
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-08-22

The woman who really shops and
knows values, sees at glance the dis
tinct advantages offered at this store
We have not told you the real worth
of the beautiful summer fabrics, but
only of the low prices they are marked
leaving it to you to figure the S@-'i"=<
Specials offered in this sale - ..
quickly. Be sure and be or -
get your share.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-08-22
Bath Room Mirror Free.

Every adult registering at our
booth at the Dorchester County Fair
will be given, absolutely free, a
chance on an So bath room mirror.
JOHN B. FOBLE e CO.,
Sanitary Plumbing and Heating.
Display Rooms No. 112 Gay Street.
Adv. 8-18-6t.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-08-22
FAIR NOTICE.

No return passes will be given to
anyone leaving the grounds after IL
O'Clock, noon.-E. Lee LeCompte.
Pres.-Adv. 21-2t. B. Flat.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-08-22
Peninsula League

Results Yesterday:
At Salisbury-Milford, g.; Sails
bury, 7.
At Seaford-Seaford, 6; Cam
bridge, 0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-15
3wa 2Qdtter.
2lnd cine Krises9sf4ids. Don Klaro pr;eb.

fiibtte, unb bic i6pere fapar3s Seib,
i9reB nmbdngs Itreifte Elm puar Delte Ros
fen bon ben St6der.
Ils fe bic CRIME Saustiir 1ffnele, gtno
Elm ldutes 3lingeln burds Sdls. Gin
Observation-Disclosures, balbpi6Fgts bldfIfs
Wtdbtl, bds ifunpf hnb blmpf in ber fleis
men Slide 6ihtsr benz Sdrant In Der Gde
bodte, bob ben appF nnb itarrte but1 bic
offene Sir auf bic fremoe Grdu, bic grob
unb bornsbm in BEN engen 5lnr ftanb.
Damn ertdnnte bds iunge cling ben
9aH. Sseber in Der @toht ettdnnte bic
5rda, bic ber 6dIfte Der ginpobnsr @roi
un6 Na6rune CAB nnb bic sroben giIens
nsrte brdubsn in Sdla9sbori nab hires
Mdnnss 9o6e Iel6Fdnoig uub tii6tig lei
tete. Mlit ibr esiproden bate bic iunee
Wdrid Didebe nod ME; rnr NIT f~tdunens
Der gsrpunbstuug sugsb0rt, usnn ibr
sin3igsr 8rubsr BON Der araf uHb giif-
tigteit biefer Grau unb Der Gd0nhsit hires
5eims unb ibrsr aebsHsAdItung Tprdh.
Sect fdnb bic Drdu Ge6eimrdt Dor benz
blonoen Babel unb FAB in hus bIdIs Sin.
bereeIidt mutt ben grpBen, fdmtr5seaeids
neftn @ueen. Sic Itgte bic 9dnb duf bos
b,Dt Sadr: .Tu sttifIt beinem gruoer,
ainb. Das III bas Bette, Ias ih biz ia
otn lam. edaff, SoB bu ibm in Mdbr.
htit d6nlih nirit. - $40 III heine
@utftr, id mOftt fe bsfudtn nno ibr ia
ger, odB id NIT end tralire."
Borne III Oer tftinburOsrIi6sa guItu
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* Ratschlage fir Faschings- Bale. M

ielte adter unb aIdenbrobel; 9crnrSs.
3en, Der Ddamfng, Seen unb 5srsn unc
3perge - at bic berifdnien GsIidlten,
nit benen einItens unIere 5drtiiden Gins
berber5en liebten uno litten unb glifli4
foirctn.' Sin foldes 1eit aus Dem Mdrs
@enrei9 ioa BEL elmer g~erdnltaltuns bds
dierI60nite unO am belten geIlngsne oes
tpeien iein. g9enn Y9antaiie unb Sus
NOR ii9 Derbinoct, ptrO aid bic
yiebOnte agIaeS perfe1rt"
zines groBen @rFolses fiber IeiB. @dDs
rcno elmer Natbt Ipa einmal BIZ n.n5e
Beft auf benz Aopft iteben: mas Metn
mar. nib sum gpeib, mas alt fpdr, tpicbtr
Jung. Giriorgli6 geleitet bic 9oHter lire
Mutter HI ben 8dtidol uao fpeift lit
etnen pldB bel ben ju1gen Mtdbfgn an:
s8ib odt, odB On Did beim 1dn5cn
nitf al Iebr etbibef.@ Die 9dmtnl en-
I4einen ndtiirlih nidt in ben ublittR
gdItleibern; bter trdgt man bds Wlieosr
ibsr Dem boagtI6loNenen aIeiO, pdbrtno
bic 6erren fi9 sbeRfaas pon Der Srabis
tion frsigemdGt hdben nno 3. y. ipeibeh
Grdd, idipdr5e BdEAt, ipsiBen G9iiaosr
un6 idparSe 9dnoIdube nebit fdlpur5er
ardfpatte, peibe Sduhe ano faipdr5e
muIdeH onlcgen. Sn einer @ruppe yGpms
mtrIport" btfin6en F4 8arien uub Ger
rem in GRANDCHILDREN, fpdbrenb Ie'
Saittfdube mit6riHgen. SelbItpertGnbs
lid Oerusigeu ii4 duF bieIer Renouts bic
Oarnen ppr ben 5srren unb foroSra fe
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grpbrisbt. g6lllpp aeelam iany 1850
Grau gt1etmrat 9rebenbied lisb i9r
aato an ber ode Der tniIegsnen gotItdbt.
Itrdbe balttn unb ging gu Cub peiier.
sic bate bds @tIlbl, baB bies eldHSsnr
geld Iadiertt geTdbrt nidf in bic idmult,
CRIME Girabs nnb bot bas beIheibtns. alt.
mobilize 9dasaen paiisn tuiiroe.
Gs foar Elm eissn Ding beute I'm ba2
feline 5dus. @ie eitls grObt Gtile lag q
barber. Mer borbsiging, frat Isiis dui
uno tat einen iheutn Bid in bic blanisn
6eniteri9tibsn, bintsr beneu bic Scranton
blatrot kuhttisn. GunIt pdnoen bic Sim
Der Der SfraBt germ an benz nieotisen,
peibsn 9oI5gitisr bes E6mdlen @prgar-
tens .unb bateh bic Grdu Reitor Widebt
um Gin pdar 9lumen oosr Gtahelbersn
nnb bic nsine Trsnnblihe Jrau CAB germ
Spu alien, pas ibre gefaidten 5dHoe auI
beIaeioencm Naum pIlegten unb erHteten.
Gle IldnD aud oft NIT BEN Gtrid5sug an
Der pTorte unb fhpnbte nit ben Wa9ba.
rinnen nebtnan uno iiber bic GiraBs.
@ber felt 8ipti 9agen mar ie uniidtbor
felt Der Brieftrager ben biden 9rigI
aebradt bate uub 6us groBe Qeio in Oas
tleine 9ous. Ssitosm lag bic GiHiamttil
barber uuo bic Gufftruung uom Gaiug,
bic Der Sdmsr3 pen geinen gibt.
5rou 8tbtitnrat greeenbied biidts Fd
mo Sffntie bic 9forts. sic lam Iid
mtrfiuiiroia grob unO atipidtig auf BEN
fdmolsH Sisiss Dor, Der CUR 2dustiirt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-15

Gfnbe fab 5rau Refior Dideoe in ibrtm
fAnnrasu Sonniagstleio Dor BEN runben
SoTatifdl. guT iciner rotten NliiF @oede
toaren iorgTaltig lire Gddbe a%uFgebdut:
baS Ta0ue, fro9e 9tlb zines iungcH 9Ffi=
Siers in 5elbuniform, iein Giiernes Rreu8,
cine 8rieftdIdc unb oer NIT benz Regis
mcntsttmptl gt3ti9nete Brief Der Dor
8ipei 9a9en bic idmere Botl6aft ins 9dus
gebraat bate.
Die tleins 6rau Retipr tonnte ni1t
me6r lefen, ibre @useH paren gu rot unb
miioe bon ali benz Deinen. 60 ftrid Ie
MIR man6mul Iitblolenb nit ben Derars
btiteten 9dnben ii6er ibrss Sotsn 9inters
ldHenidaft.
9ds aommen Der dnberen Gtdu nd9m
ihr nitts bon ibrer Rube limb Gi9erbeit.
Gonif pdre Is tpobl duTgefabren nnb
hdtte Der Stau @tbeiRrat gsgeniiber ums
Itdnbe nno Hsoensurten semabt. Aber
Elm gang GROCER Gdmsrs gibi @iirbe unb
Gi1erbeit unb bsbt beraus iiber Stanb
unb anIebeH. Go gob bic tltine Grdn
RsttOt iBrem gat nur ltil bic Sanb utb
mics duf BEN Gtubl Heben Iid. limb bic
Brdu @eheimrdt fieB bic tdltt 5dnb Der
dnoerea ni9t log uub Iab neben ibr unb
fd6 BAG belle Bib bes goteu an unb lieB
Fa eraGblsn, fDie oGles seiommsn tuar.
so frUbli6 unO eetroIf If CT ms 5elb
aeddnoen," er3dhlte bic Wutter. r3ueTit
dls uHisroIfi5Rr, o6sr oIs sr bann ben
S6ibengraben gegen bic gngldnber mitz
gs9ulten Eotte. babeu ie i'm an Der Gront
gum Qeuindnt gend9t. 9as mar cine
Srenst! tlnS 70 piel @tlb bat er fdou
beimaeI6idt unb INNER miebsr esIhrieben,
bic Mdria uno i'd iOatsu IS uns gut bas
bon Iein laTen. SD Bah absr iebsn YfsRs
Mig suriidgeegt - nun fol- CT baDpH Elm
f66nes arsus auf isiH Grab bdbeH.
ipenn's m5glia lit. Sic ihrsibsn ID, baB
Ct in alien Ebren diT benz Golbdtenfrieba
bof Sci ct. 0usntin sur Mub gsbradt iit.
llnb pisleidt, bdB ib fpdttr siHmot biHs
1eiitn unD ibm 8lumen. aug nniertm
@arten brinoen lam. gr mar immer 10
itols, bdb id nun sinen ridiissn Gdrten
bate - fptif Id bod bonn eonbc bin uno
bic gartsndrbeft ar bic Sabre 10 sut6ehrt
bate. gber oamals nod meines 0ldnnes
Epb muBic i'd BE Gfdst IN Der Siobi
mitten uno bic 3tmntrbcrttn ntbmtn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-02-15

rotit Der Suuge bod ben be1en appf bate
uH0 Itueieren f9ate. Dus @eI9eite bat sr
bon meinem WianH ssbabt = uHO sei9idt
it ct geipeien ME MIR elmer, ales bat er
mir 8uIeat eebaiteIt anO S9le6er unb
G4reiner selpart. absr bas @emIt bat
er bon mir sebabt, uHO bag er 70 germ
lddtt. Wir 5pei baben aud immer Sus
fdmmengebalten. mRit Der Maria TT idtues
rer Ieben, bic bat i9ren eigenen Ropf unb
i1re eigttien 9e0dnter. - Sin SonHtugss
tfnb lit ct eeusfen, ber Suuse, in Birt-
lidfeit uHo pie IS i'm Bud itebt, LIMB es
bat inn an nibts eefeblt I'M 2eben an
9iebs fider ni9t. limb pds fiir Gin Slid
bat Il gehdbt ~ bamais glet9, als TT in
Der grima Sbrem Sobne bic Ra96ilfts
tunbep CAB tn6 iif 10 Elm f9ones 5ds
I6engtlD ipdren fonnte. llno bdB sic ion
10 oft eihlnotn pHb ibm Mdnieren beis
braAten, nno Ipdter in bic 9ebre na6men
un6 inn ben 3uidub fir bic 9o9i9ule
gabtr. Mds mars fit Elm SSyilbef, dis er
heimtam urO gIei9 bic ftitt Gteluns bti
Sbnen fanb, uno i9 mein Sdus un6
9drtdtn BEAM! - Ssin 3immer oben
i'm @iebsl bat er fid NIT 70 bel GreuSs
hergefiAtet - nun bat et nur elm Sdbr
bier BEL uns ppbHen birfsH.- Sic fdrsis
ben, bah er Elm lei9tes Gterben gebabt bat
- i'm anIturm eiHen &opfi9ub. Gr IeI6it
Bat INNER 1ur ans oebsn geglaubt unb
nidt ans Gierben. IAr etnmdl ppr benz
QbTdiebnsbren bat Ct mir gsIdgt, bdB i4
nidt LANCE tueinen SorF, ptNn Ct niGt
b%eimtomtnt. unb bdB ih isin biibfFss
3imnntr ohen bermieteH fou unb bie i'd
mid einri6ten muB. limb ba 1T tein Sag
aefpeIen bieIe nern Monatt, 6dB tr uns
nidt gef9risben bdt. Sein lebter Griti
ftedts md ferti9 gum abi9iden bier in
Der 8ritftdIde -
Sic fu6ie mad benz grief unb molts
i'm borltfen, dber g purbe MIR Elm Mufe
FdIad5sn, un6 bic 3rdnsn IisFeu ibr iibst
oas peiBs, tpeIfe @eiint.
.Dit id sic bsHsios,S faete ba bic
anbtrs Grau in bic Siile binetn. sSO
farl unb rein um eiHsn Soten trouern 81
f6nntn, 70 fDIs duf fem esbsn unb gtsrs
Ben saridInouen gu DariehI lIuo SdB
iein atbtn unb teiu SdidfdI Sbnsn Sds
oua anS bpu al S6rsm id5nsn GriHnetH
stpds regnehmsa lam! - Gie Difitn
gar nidt, iDie sIiidlid Gle finD.@
Die tlsiHe Jrau Rttlor bergaB ben
Brief uno tire Erdnsn unb blidfs ben
Sat gang erItaunt an. 9ds battle ibr
nod nieman0 esIaet BON al BEN gsilsiSs=
sdIttn, bic in oiefen Eussn 5u ibr gstoms
men parer.
sic Dsrfebcn mid nitt," iprdd bic
frfmbt 5rau peif,r.A r@iTen Sie OtnH
Mot un mas fdr tintn Sobn ih scib
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iragen muB2 DAB CT ii9 felbt tnb Ieiu
rtines But in Qusfhpeifung unS @ers
i9penbung nergiFtet un6 peroorbeh bat
uno it6 our Cat un6 mir our S4anbe
fpeiterleben miB2"
SeBt fndte BE feline 6rdu Aettor bic
9un0 Der aHotten uno tfi9 beI9bi@s
tisenb barber BIN.
oMber tr fam bod pieoer geTun6 per=
ben. limb unbers fperben. lInb sic babeH
ibn bpd md! SD meme. mir Miitter
tonnen 10 bel bergeiieu upo ber8ei6en 80"
Isle fpiFsn nidt, mas i) i'm mein
eix5ig Sinh g~etitttn uhs an beimIideH
@orgen getrdsen babe - erft nit meiHem
Siam anfdmnlftt, Oanu felt Tisben Sab
rem gang aaein. Run it feline Spffnung
mebr Mn6 feline 9iebes lInS mas i9 an
neuem Soften anb friI6en 3utlnftspId>
nen bate, mug i9 NIT Sbrsm Gobn be-
grdben. SD fpoltt i'm mir sum Na9foIs
ger beran5ie6en, mid an isiRtm bsIen
Wefen uno 9ebstsmut pGrmen MIN
buB i9 inn nidt einHidl fusen fOnnen,
mas Ct mir gsiptien 1T uH0 tpitbiet i'd
nod bon inn ertpartste. Sd hdF Elm
Re9t, beut nit S6nen 81 trausrn."
Segt mars, ais Oh bic Trdu Reftor bic
dnbert tr0ten miFe. .5ie bdbsn msinem
Sungen 70 bel giebes nnb Suites Setuu,"
i1gte fie. limb er bat sic 70 hod sehals
ten ur6 INNER ipi.bsr BON Sbrer GIusbeit
unb Jeinbtit er8dblt - ih bin maHamdl
orbentli1 Elm btBfen tifcriiatis gsipors
BEN Bel al BEN Ribnier. 4ber i'd bdb' eS
i6n n1tiirlid ni9t merftn lafen. unb i9
neiB, It bdtfg Sbncn i'm 2eben gebdntt
nnb eeIObnt, bdB sic 10 Diel fir i6n tnn
fuoIten - unS ih battle Sbnen, baB Sic
beute fommen unb nit mir um i'm tpeis
nen. - 46er i9 meine, init Grdttn mil
fen Hine baIten unb ftine tpetbeH. SD
peiB fdon, ME mein Suree e fir mid
babsn ipia. Sc muB fem. ais oh sr nod
bd 1T unb nit ans te6t - aRb als Oh i'd
i'm aud meter i'm a1es fragsu lam. SD
min Inn and ben @ilen tan unb niht
su pieI jammtrn. Man 1T ia aud nur cine
BON BEN pieIen, bttIsH = uhb iebe lat lit
Siub lieb sebabt. Nur bdb i'd mid in
bieieh stHen sagsn duspsiHsH mub."
Vii dH6srs Jrau fab fe nit Oantfsu
auseu an. sd poltt. baB ID cine Don
BEN pielsn mare, baB mtiH Gobn ben
i~tolsen, iiartm Sob rsrben OiirTtt! -
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SURPRISES IN GOLF.
Hyde and Longley Defeated at
Match Play at Palm Beach.

PALM BEACH, Fla. February -
The first round at match play yester-
day IN the South Florida golf tourna-
ment was an eyentful one in the cham
pionship division. Two of the best men
in the tournament, James r. HYDE of
South Shore and Vauder Longley of Ma
tional Links, were put out i'm nineteen
hole matches. while William A. Larned
medalist in last weeks Lake Worth
tournament. was defeated by Russell e.
Colt of Garden City, up and 2 to play
Walter j. Travis and Reginald NJ
Lewis the young Wykagyl golfer, who
was runner up in Mondays qualifying
round. played true to form, winning by
easy margins. third extra hole
match developed in the fourth diyi-
sion, Peter Doelger of Deal winning
from S. c. Jones of kanawaki
Longley lost to II. Pemberton Of Gale
donfa. The Canadian topped his tee
shot, getting only 15 yards but made
an excellent recovery and was dead to
the hole in 3, laying his opponent a
stymie. which he failed to negotiate
Hyde was paired with Frank Frazier
of Essex Country Club. and on the en-
ira hole sliced his drive and went into
the bushes alongside the green II
cost him two strokes to get out and
Frazier meantime holed out with a per
feet 8. Larned's trouble was poor put
ting and he also found Colt at the TOP
of his game.