davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23
Many Bunkers Added.

Numerous cop bunkers have been
added to the course, and the green at
the ninth hole has been rebuilt, now
lying sixty feet west of the original
one and shlfully trapped. so that only
G well played mashie pitch will insure
the ball landing safely on the putting
green.
A. l.. Walker, father Of the young
medalist, was proud man as he stood
at the score board and looked at his
sons score. He himself had played
around and qualified for the last six
teen, but withdrew from the match
play so that he could watch his boy
perform against J. w. McMensmy this
morning In the first round.
Every man who completed the circuit
of the rejuvenated Fox Hills was en-
thusiastic in its praises, and each had
some plausible alibi as 10 why he had
not been able to score better. A sec
ond round will find the going much
easier, was the general verdict.
II is doubtful, however, II anybody
will get much below the mark set by
Walker yesterday. Par for the course
Is 73, but Boyd has negotiated the Jour
ney several times in 10. Tom Is one
Of the best of the money chasers here
IN the East, and the amateurs will find
It difficult 70 come anywhere near his
record.
Bert Allen, one Of the best Of tn.
Fox Hills contingent, feared for time
that he would not get in the first di-
vision, as he needed 81 TO reach the
turn. Coming home, however, the
husky Allen turned in SO, making his
total Sc, and placing him comfortably
within the charmed circle.
81 missed nine drives going out, and
every one | missed got me in trouble" ="
said Allen at the clubhouse, and added
that man who had been playing golf
for fifteen years, as he has, and then
took his eye off the ball when making
his tee shot, should just about give up
the game. However, he hopes for bet
ter things this morning.
The scores follow:
rT~r-t-
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23
Notes of the Racers
at Jamaica Track

This is getaway day al Jamaica. the
final 1916 programme Of the Metro
politan Jockey Club at the wind-blown
hippodrome having for its feature the
Frisrs' Handicap, named in honor Of
the well known New York club Of the
headed by George ". Cohan, Willie
Collier. James J. Corbett and John j.
Clemson, will he guests Of Racing Sec
retary Edwards for the afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23
ROBERTSON TO
BE PENN COACH
ON THE TRACK
Former Winged Fist Men,
tor to Succeed George
Orion.
BY A. c. CAVAGARO.

Lawson Robertson, coach Of the Irish
American Athletic Association, signed
a contract yesterday to act in a similar
capacity at the University Of Pennsyl-
vania. The former amateur sprinter
succeeds George W. 0rton, who was
selected after the death Of Nike Mur-
ply in 1918.
For a month previous 20 the recent
Intercollegiate championships Rob-
ertson aided in preparing the Red and
Blue runners for the games. His sys-
TEN evidently pleased the Pennsyl-
Sd, chairman Of the athletic committee.
arrived in town yesterday to arrange
matters with Robertson.
II is believed that Robertson will re-
tain his position with the Winged Fist
organization until the national cham
pionships during the frs, week IN Sep
tember. when he will resign in order
20 devote all his time 20 conditioning
the Penn track athletes.
Athletic enthusiasts are confders
that the Brooklyn athlete will do much
to place the Quaker institution back on
the nigh pedestal il enjoyed several
years ago. Retiring from active com
petition in 1909, Robertson was engaged
20 coach the Irish team. replacing Ber-
nie J. VOTERS. who then took charge
Of the New York Athletic Club runners
Robertson has since held the position,
bringing home championships in slmoss
successive order with few and far bet
tween exceptions.
In 1912 he was selected 10 assist tho
late Nike Murphy in taking charge Of
the American team which went 20 Stock
holm for the Olympic games. Robert
son was practically in full charge OF
the team, as illness kept the veteran
trainer indoors throughout the trip.
The successor 20 Robertson with this
Celtic Park athletes is not known def
nitely, but it is almost certain that he
will be succeeded by Harvey Cohn, =
one-time Winged Fist athlete, who has
shown considerable good work with the
material in hand at Colby College.
Cohn recently resigned the Colby train
ership. and this lends the belief that
he will be the new man for the job.
The serious illness OF the Rev. r. A..
Cullen has forced an indefinite post
ponement of the games Of the Salem
Crescent Athletic Club. scheduled az
Lenox Oval tomorrow afternoon. II is
possible that the contests will be de-
cided the middle OF next month.
The walk and two-mile run that was
postponed from the programme OF tho
Singer games last Sunday will be de-.
cided in conjunction with tho meet OF
the Borough Park Heights Civic Asso-
citation, at McDougall Park, Forty
fourth Street and New Utrecht Avenue,
tomorrow morning. Entrants In these
events are advised to be on hand at II
/ o'clock 10 compete. Eighteen events
will find some two hundred athletes
| competlng
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23

Tomorrow the Queens County Jockey
Club will inaugurate a ffteen-day meet
ing with what promises 10 be a spec
tseular running Of the famous Brook
lyn Handicap with $4,000 added. Aque-
duet. with its long stretch and the
promise Of many days Of sunshine. is
expected TO attract even larger crowds
than have journeyed TO Belmont and
Jamaica. The club in charge, through
Racing Secretary Rehberger, announces
that every effort will be made TO have
representative entry lists for each race
each day.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23
Rochester Rallies in Vain

Al Richmond
R9css.,E n.ss,ss .... I - 4: Q = "
Battsriss-Ritier and Hale. Hunohrss. Rss sni
RrynOila.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23

Davies protested Johnny McTaggart's
-ide on Straight Forward in the Green
field stake. claiming that he had been
shut in" by the Wilson entry and
could not get a fair chance for Arte-
mis-. The judges wisely opined that
this was Davies's own fault and dis
allowed his protest.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23

Cap An,on audeving daughters Aid
Father would rather talk golf than
baseball 30 mOre" evidently
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23

Jcst Received from England
coz a Tennis Hosiery, s70o Dos-e
Doe Grey and Heather High Coli
Stockings. $500 Dos
II. 4. STEWART. so Amsterd..n Ave.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23
Have You Felt This Wayp

Oft hare stood upon the tes
With quokina soul and shaking knee,
And hdving put ttoo out Of bounds
Hare wondered where the fun might bs.
OF, sicker than poisoned prtp.
I'ue seen mp puts slip past the c1tp,
And wondered where the sport came in,
The while ny soul toas burning ,cp.
of hare ! had perfect lie,
The tchich fupped with lifted eye,
And wondered where the joy t0ds found
The vhHe I yearned TO quit and die.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23

The serious illness OF the Rev. p. A.
Cullen has forced an indefinite post
ponement of the games Of the Salem
Crescent Athletic Club, scheduled &C
Lenox Oval tomorrow afternoon. I. is
possible that the contests will be de-
cided the middle OF next month.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23
The Way Of All Flesh.

golfer who had been playing from sS to
average about e2
Of himself and by series Of shots that he could
quite explain romped in 79
he
boil because he had three fairly puts that would
yielded 76
should have been least
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23
AUTOMOBILE INSTRUCTION.

WEST SIDE . s.aS ,sr 6oslls, .aa - !,
Z. ~ 49,, a - .boet To- cs.i-SSs ,.t -
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23

Tine. o. IS star good Won easily VIA
nsr N 2. BY star .shoot-orgin Owned By q
4 Cochran Trained hy w Mifgely.
FIFTH RACE Selling. for three year Old. snd
upward Purse. $500. one mile and sI
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23

Tine : f5 2-S s.ar Sood Won h,ndily
Winner ch hy Great Heavens-I1lhGn p.
O~reI ny John Vhaleu Trained hy owner.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23
BOY WINS MEDAL
FORL SCORE
AT FOX HILLS
A. L. Walker, Jr., Makes
Round i'm 7S in Annual
Invitation Tourney.
BY FRED HAWTHORNE.

A. L. Walker. jr., a seventeen-year-
old youth from the Richmond County
Country Club, recked not OF tho winds
that blew yesterday. in winning the
gold medal in the qualifying round OF
the annual invitation golf tournament
Of the Fox Hills Golf Club, at Clifton.
Staten Island.
Walker finished late in the big field
Of more than one hundred that started,
and for n time it was thought that A.
+. Hammers excellent 10 would draw
down the medal, but when the young
ster sank his final putt for rs those
who had been shaking Hammers hand
and patting his back. transferred their
attentions TO Walker.
Tom Boyd, the Fox Hills professional,
declared that the best amateurs In the
metropolitan district would have been
hard put to it to score lower than
young Walker. A regular gale Of wind
swept over the hills and down the dales
of the course. and the only way to keep
reasonably straight was to play the
shots low, with a slice or a hook
against the wind. as the case might be.
One Hole Made in I.
Walkers card showed only one poor
hole, and that was not so bad, under
the circumstances. Al the long thir-
teenth, 539 yards, the Richmond County
boy took a Z, but nowhere else did he
go above o. His card follows:
A l. Walker. II. Richmond County:
fS'............. RS'. '..'......... : : Is.
Hammer missed landing in a tie
for the gold medal by an inch, for on
the last hole his second shot laid the
ball about ten feet from the pin. He
studied the putt and then made his try,
but the ball just failed to get up 70 the
edge of the cup for a 3, which would
have given tho Staten Island champion
q rs and share of the honors with
Walker.
Because OF the wind and the stiffen
ing Of the course, those who made the
journey around the Fox Hills links yes
terday found their task difficult one.
All those with cards Of 81 or better
earned places in the first sixteen, and
even players who could not do better
than 104 qualified in the fifth sixteen.
Fox Hills has long been noted for the
rather bleak nature of its fairyays.
the soil not being suited to a luxuriant
turf growth, but that has all been
changed, and visitors to the course
yesterday found that "the desert had
been made TO bloom like the rose
James G. patterson, the Fox Hills
veteran and chairman Of the greens
committee, is the man to whom chief
credit for the change belongs. Early
this spring Patterson took Boyd over
the course with him, and the two
planned various improvements, not tho
least Of which included the laying of
new, fertile top soil over the bare
spots and the removal of large guam
titles of rock. The finest of lawn grass
seed was then sown, and to-day the
course shows the benefit Of the treat
ment in the greatly improved fair
ways.
New-York tribune., 1916-06-23

For younger brothers,
Boys blue serge Norfolks,
size 7 to 10.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-31
SeteftiDe grabtlt na9
Sd)aB.
Sane iast, bak @nite linn $4,000
aufgcnDtigt b1tte.
@ernebmnng bes Seihenbeitatters III
md, nid,t becnoet.

Ncm gorf. 81. M1rs. 0tGn-
ncr ser SritriftsonpaltssSffiee GRO
ben beiitc pernlutlih nod, Dem per
grubenen Shas bon $4,000 in &unf
npic1. Die Gllgene Sliper Sane, Der
Monn, Ser Die 9eihe BON SSobn Y.
Bed einbolianleirt bate. Don Or.
slrtpur @arren 8aite. Ged's ongeb.
lihen NOr0cr. erhnlten baben ioll.
Tos @cIo nurbe linn allfeenotiat,
iagte geitern Same. Gr iollte oantit
beito6en perben, 81, lfmoren, boB
oic Ginboliomicrunes- Sliliiigfeit Ir-
ienif cntbulten bate. oos @ift, Dem
Bed erloe, lmo ferner oas Git IN
einc Grobc Der Sliiiiigfeit 5u idllt-
ten, bic Der Siltriftsdtpnlt perlnnet
bottc. 9ia6oem Sane gciagt botte,
100 er anf Gong SSSslanb bas @elo
pcrgrabcn hotte, bepaffneten ii6 Nj
Iiitcnt- Iiitriftsonlpolt Cooling uno
cine 9ln5ohl 9ctcftipc nit Spaten
uno begoben lid ipGt abenDs in slit-
tpmebilcn nah Der Stelle. nm Die
SSobrbeit Ger Ausioeen &ane's felt-
;uItcllen.
llntcrbciien bolt Giltriftsanmalt
Srponn Sane unter 9lufiid]t. 2este-
rer beiteht oorol1f boB or gar niht
bic slbiiGt gebabt battc, ocn Shpur
All leiiten Su oem ibn @oitc uerlel-
ten molltc, unb bob er ouh feln Ir-
ienif in Die 6liiiiigfcit geihiittet bot
te. aune bilrfte einer Der Salipt6cit-
qcn Der Inflnee rperoer.
9een Dorf, 81. DtGr5. Die
8ranoiurp bradte beitte cine slnfla-
qe auf Mtorb i'm eriten @raoe gegen
Or. Irtbur @orren @oitc ein. Gr
lit oarin beid,lilbiet, ieinen Sd)pie-
aerpater, Sobn &. Sed. einen reiGell
9rosuen Sabrifauten bon Srano
&opios, pereiftet 81 boben
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-31
Stjeid)net iid) beute als
spiOn benti6er &c
gitrnng.
Cbne Soilie fielt er 81 0tann anf
Sampfcr Mtatoppp in SdadD.
Sradlte Shiff nDn hUber Sec naf
Selamnre.0iiinbnne sitriif.
Srnitet i'd NIT ieiner Spiunase in
brttiidJer 5lutte.
@ier aameraben iuaen ibn sulett
tinitidJ selaiieu baben:
Gin miklnnsener Shpabcnitrctdl Die
anperitng bes Sftffes.

9eDes, Gel, 81. M1rs. Der
iltnge 0elltid)e, Der ben britii6en
Ganpfer Wotoppo faperte uno ieil
Eerionol bon 56 Wiann nit &apt.
9ergner in Sdlod bielt, ertlGrte
bellte, bab er ein Spion fiir Die beut-
id,e &egieriug ici. grneit S1iaer,
pie er li6 iteirnt, erfl1rtc:
rSSotpobl, in bin elm Spion Der
beiltihen &egierintg. Sic fonneit eS
glauben poer ni6t, bas iit mir gang
glcid). Sd crbiclt meine SSnitruftio-
nen bon Der oeiitIfen 9fegieritng,
on @orb oes Sd)iffes 5ll gebcn luto
es III Die 2llft 6u iprengelL INN 5,t
pcrbiitell, oab ieine 2aOiutg &uBlar6
errei6e Sd bate es i'll Die 2rlft
iprcnger fonnen, uber oes &apitans
9lppe1 Inn Shonlmg ieiner6roit ino
Sof)ter mar 5lt piel mir mid uno iG
hotte nidt bas Ser5, cs 5I tlin. SD
bin bereit, Die Solgen mlf mid 6ll
nebmcll, lu,r ipiinife if, bob mon
mid am 2alioe bebalte lulb ridlt auf
baS Sd]iff 5uriidicnbe."
S6iller puroe eeIagt, bab er
pahri6einlid) nod britii6en 9eiit-
5itngen in @eit,2Snhien gcbrndlt pers
Den miro, NO er OILS Seeraitber bro
Seiiiert lpcrben ioa, ipeiI er ieine
Sat ouBerholb Der 0reirneilen- gone
periibt hatte 8lnbes.Seomte uno
Gertreter Der brittid,en Reeierung
tamcn bellfe ber, nm Sd)i(ler 6lt
nernebmen imb 5u ertid]eihen, pas
nit Inn geibchen ioa. Solten Die
Ger. Stoaten iinber1, oub iie unter
Dem @olferre6t feinc SSurisbiftion
iiber oeu @efongenen babeil, per.
6cn iic ibn ben 8erttctern 8roBbri-
toniens iibereeben.
Sdiler's @eiite55liita1o miro III.
teriunt fperoen. @er bis jeet nit
INN geiprohen bot, iii iiber5eugt, oaB
er eciitig uIt5uredilungsfdhig lit
llc6er iid) ielbIt ingte Der 9erbof-
tete: sd purbe in Seiti9laltb ee-
boren. Der Srt lnto Der gtnmc mel
ner @lter1 nut nidlts 5ur Sadle. Sd
bin lett einem Sabre III oieiem 9on-
be, in 9tetp 2Dorf brei 8o6en Sd
ipurbe balb nod &rieesbeginn bon
Der oeuti9en 9iegierirte nod eng
lono geinnot itnb ouf SeutldIanbs
@uni9 lieB ih mid in Der britii9eri
SSlotte aniperben unb ipilroe DEM
S6uli6iff Gonipop in 2iperpool gu
gcteilt. Sd mill es gan5 offen lett
iogen, ooB inebrere tauieno Oeutihe
in Der britii9en SIotte iino. Sd
fpeiB, mas mir benoritebt Gs lit Der
2onDoner Surm, ipenn man MIDI oui
Die Watoppo suriifbrirtet. @ber id
Derbc nid]t geben; merfe1 Sic iiGl
oasi"
&opt. gerener glaiibt, bob Sd)il.
Ter ein friiberer Slottenoffi3ier iei.
2cmes, Sci, 81. W1rj. giner
Shpobenitreif, Der o[lerbines fiji
Den Meorn, Der i'm ousiiibrte, Der.
bGnenisbole. Golgen boben mag, lei
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-31
Sritenidiffe in Yirdns Il.
Yatras BON Grieden
beidOiien.
Sapaniider Snmpfer on Den &uma-
Snieln seitranbet.
gtentralitGt Der Sfneis bnrf unbe-
fnnnte 6lieser pcrlett.
1907 Effisiere, 1887 @fann Sri-
fenncrlnit inn WGrs.
Srei britiidjc SpppelSeder BEL Irrns
berabsebolt.
1ihnbpn befiirhtet Insriff oentidler
SandJbppfe.
Sctrahtlife 3nnabme beutiher@plo-
reierpe. 8ntc 6rntennsiihten.

Berlin, iiber @pnbun. Gle Sim
nabme bes pielmmitrittenen Surfes
Inlaneumrt i'm &anme pun @eromn,
lueitlih BON Der Maas, uiro BON Der
Seercsleitnns augefiinoist. Die
Seutiden erbcnteten 32S 8efangene.
Sie amtlidlc Ielbnng hat fulsenben
Nprflant:
@eitli6er ariessid)anplat: slrtil-
lericsefcdJte auf beiben Seiteu on
pielen Steaen Der Irunt baben I'D,
nod NnfflGrnng bes Nettcrs erbeb'
lid permebrt. @eitlid BON Der Ytaas
lunrbe bas 9prf 0falanepnrt nebit
frans0iiidlen %erteioignnssmerfen an
beiSen Seiten Der Crtifnft bnrdl
Stnrm aenummen. Sehs Sffisiere
nnb 322 nnperipnnocte Wanuihaften
luarcn iufrcit bic gente.
slm Sitnier Der Ians lit bic Gage
nnperGnSert. anrsc Sample anf
na6e Gntiernnng ereisneten iidl nm
Die iransOiiideu Sd)iisensrabeu ino.
lid BON SDnnnmont.
Sm ltebriaen lantet Der umtlide
Scrt Der Mitteiluug uie folst:
Sn cinem 3nftfampfe i'm Tanmc
uun Yrras nnb gapanme babeu Die
Sritem brei Soppclbeder nerlurem.
3,pei Sniaiien Ser6lnsmaidlincn iua-
rem tot. Semtnant Smmelnamn bat
bel oieier @eleaeubeit ieiu 13. feino'
lides 3nftid)iff berabaebradt.
Ceitlifer ariegsihanplas: Die
Guiieu 6abcn geitern tire Sdtiafeit
baranf beiflrGnft, Die Seile nnierer
Trunt, bic iie snppr anscsriffen hat
ten, eincm iebr beftisen Suntbarbe'
ment anssniesen.
an.Sdamplat: Sic Sage 1T
nnueranoert.
9ritiihe @erlnite i'm MarS.
2ouoon, 81. OlGrS. Die Ser
lutte Der 9riten i'm Wdr5, pie ourd]
Die offentIiden 9iiten 5uiamlnenge-
itent, beloilfen iid) alif 1107 Sffi5iere
uno 1887 0eann.
gramS in Tmlperiabrif BEL aOln.
9onoon, 81. MGr5. Cine &eli.
terbepcidc aus Sbcn5ool in SollanS
meIoet, oab am Wfittipodl 5ablrcidc
Yerionen ibr 2eben 'perlorcn baben,
aIs iScuer in cincr Buloerfabrif in
&rosoorf BEL &oln altsbra6.
Sapauiider Sampfer seitranoct.
Sbanebai, 81. Mtdr5. Ser
arobe srans- -Bacific 0an1pfer Chino
Waru lief beiite firth I'M Rebel bel
ben 9amo ssnieln iiiolih BON Song
Song ouf ben 8runb. gteun Sdlep.
per mnbEinoiien cines britifden Tor.
peboboots iino 5u ieinem 9eiito,roe
fcrbeiseeiIt un6 babell 299 Yaiiagie.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-31
GrSbeben rcgiitrierf.

@oibington 81. Wtdr5. =
Gclltlihe @rbitoBc murben bier bclite
pom Seismogropbcn Der George
tolpn- uniperiit1t reeiitriert. Sic be-
gannen I'M 6 6::24llhr friih unb bauer
ten bis 7::20 llbr. Sbre So6itfraft
erreihtcn tic Inn 6:25 llbr Wfan
gloubt. bnb iih etpo $500 @teilcn
Don @oibington ein Grobcben ereig-
net babe.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-31
&ritgsredt na9 Arbtitertampf nit
YoliSei tit 9nblin.

re bon Sn 6roncisco na6 Dtauila
gerettet.
Ser genanlltc San1pfcr geborte
elmer 8cienid)oft in Dofohama into
mar ein Sd)iff BON 13,431 Sonnen.
Gr perlicB San 5Sraneisco am =.
OiGr5 inb fam III Ntanilla OH 18.
Yfdr3 oil. Son bort fllbr er nadl
Song Song ab.
8rensc Der SdJiueij uerlest.
9ern 81. MGrS. ;3lpei 5licger
imbefanllter Nationalitdteil liebell
bel Saaesanbrlid, auf has fleine
Sorf Yorcntrirn @omben follen.
Iieies liegt nabe Der fran5oiiI6en
9rensc. Gs beiBt, oaB S3obcn OIL
9runobefit nnseridltct fborOeu lit.
@crmefrnng Der ocmtihcn 6Dlbrc-
ierpe.
Scrlin, 81. Wtdr5. llcber Silf-
ferton. Cine &ernchrlulq Der Solo
1cierpe Der &eifsbanf ipdbreitb be5
SSobre5 UNI 52,000,000 0tarf 5lt
einer 8ciamtiulnme pom 2,45S,000
600 Marf fpurbe oen 9lftionGret in
ibrer Scriommlung befannt gcgeben.
Die 6crren 9nllin ltnb Seinridl
9tatban mur0en in ocn ,3cntraluus=
iduB Der 9nnf getpdblt.
8ntc Grnteansiid)ten.
ScrIin, 81. MGr5, iiber Sudcr-
ton. Baron bon Sdorlenter, Der
prcuBiide 9unomirtinaftsminiiter
Crflartc gcItcrn I'M Scrrcnhauic, onB
na6 ben lesten 9erinten Die grnte.
ausii6ten 10 cute iinb, pie crruartet
merocn fann. Iros oes &riege5 gebC
Scutihelano feinesmegs Dem &inger
entgegcn luno iei i'm Stonoe bis sum
iiegrcihen GnOe nits5llbalten.
Slnfrnbr in Dublin.
. Berlin, 81. W1rs. lleber
Sudertou. &on aopcnbagen fpirt
bcriGtet, Dab glufitanoe rm6 Sample
5ipiIhen 9lrbeitern rno Der Soli5ei
in dublin lino nnbegelegenen Srter
sur ScrbGngltne bes Selagerltngs5u.
itonOes gefiihrt baben. Ssriihe &cgi.
menter iinb bltrh en9lii9e Srilpper
erIett tpor0en.
eiiiabun Sittcrt uur Saudbuutansriff
9ifiobon, 81. Wf1ra. Eortlt
gal bereitet iid) enliig auf Den &riee
Dor ilno erfp1gt nud) olle Wt0glidfei
ten. gs rednet nit ci1em Saild)
bootnngriffe auf ben Safen oel
Saitptitnot
Gie Sritelt baben @rlntb 81 Del
9lmndbme, baB Die iiingitell III bei
eeuti6en Sd)iffsbaubofen bergeitell
ten Sau6boote 1900 Spn1en balten
jebn ¬en uitter 8uIier ulo Is
anoten oil Der Oberfldhe nla6en fon
men. Sic iinb nit 5ebn bis 6lpOl1
Sorpcoororen ausgeriiltet uno fOn
nen mebrere @o1en BON ibren Sta
tionen Tortbleiben iDegcn ibrer elef
triihen Iffitinltlatoren ino Wfotore
giiliee bon ihnen baben orei5OaigC
8eid)iibe.
8richen beifiefen britiide Shiffe
Berlin, iiber Suferton, 81
OtGr;. Ger l1cbericeoicnit bring
gta6ridten aus ciner italieniihe,
Suelle, oabin lautenb, ooB grie6iidl'
Satterien I'M liraei,s mtf britiiht
Sd)iffe i6ollen, Die periId)ten, Dor
neranferte grie6iid]e Sdiffc fort5r
nebnlen.
@eiter ipirb berintet, ooB biC
8riten I'M Eiroeus iinb III Tatro.
5ruppen lanbeten, Die oelitid)e mi
oiterreiniid]e Offi5iere nnb oerer
Sfiffelt nerbofteten, Die BORT ieit @e
ginn bes 9rieees lagen. 9ie 3iuilbe
boroen Dioeriestem iid Der Gan
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-31
&eiu Hcfrnt mcloef iidl.

Musfeaon. @iif., 81. Mor5.
SbpobI Die bciiige Refruticriinas.
Stotinn Der 9unbes.Irmee 5cbn
Gage lang often lit, bot lid, nod fein
cin5iger &cfrltt eemeIoet. 6apt. Gl'
more bon @ranb Rapios iaete, ooB
in gon5 Mli6ison Die Refrutenon,
perbune nur Ioneiani ponItatter
aeht.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-31

(5ortiesuns auf Settle 80
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-03-31
Sau9boot.Trage ni6t
fritil6.
Son bebroblider situatiou feine
3e0e.
3nbis Slnt!

Enbig Elnf!
g8oibineton, 81. Wdrs. -
9tof einer helitigen &obinettiisung
erflGrten Die 9eonlten, oab nod feline
uollitanbigen Sepeiie in Den 5aaeu
bon Sfiffen, aiif oencn iih 9lmerifa-
ner befonocr, porliegen; OaB nidts
geiGeben ion, iolonse bieic Serpciie
nid)t eingetroffen iinb; uno oob iiber-
bai,pt niGts sei6cben miro, iolong
nidt ourd iiberaeugeroe 8epeiie er.
pieien puroe. oab eir oeiitifeS
Sou1boot geeen bns %olferreft in
Shiff nit slmerifanern angcsriffen
hattie.