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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-09
WELSH VERY CLEVER
OutcIasses Lowe in Boxing at
Ardmore Club.
DOES NOT EXERT HIMSELF
World Champion Gives Fine Ex-
hibition of Cleverness With
out Half Trying.
DOES NOT EXERT HIMSELF.

Freddie Welsh danced and smiled his
way through ten rounds Of one-sided
boxing with Tommy Lowe at Ardmore
last night, earning his share OF the
purse. $1,000, about as easily as any
man ever made a like sum. From the
first minute of the opening round it
was a case of experience, knowledge,
almost perfect judgment of distance.
speed and all the other things that go
to make a world champion against a
strong, rugged fighter with some COM
parative cleverness. Welsh did not
half try more than part Of his time.
and during the majority of rounds he
stepped out of the way Of fierce swings
oy Lowe and used left to loves face
chat went in so fast and landed SO
quickly that Tommy could hardly see IT..
Somebody called out to Referee Roche
after the match had gone about Ave
rounds and asked him what he thought
of the affair. You can't put a 2:20
horse against 2-minute one and ex-
pect much of a race" was the response,
which tells the story in a nutshell.
Welsh is wonderfully clever. He gave
an exhibition that while not half try
ing, showed Washington ring fans
things the most of them had never seen
before. Smiling and with the ease Of
the conscious master, Welsh went
the entire ten rounds without
ostensible effort beyond a seeming in
different desire to get through a rather
boresome procedure.
This is said with no intention of de-
tracing from loves capabilities.
Tommy was willing to fight, but Welsh
was so clever that he just could not.
Tommy has never been accused of be-
ing afraid to mix il with anybody, and
yet Welsh wass so scientific that he
made loves attempts to do some slug
ging look weak and dispirited.
In the semi wind-up Jack Moran was
given a draw with Mike Train but
Moran had his man in such a condition
at the end of the tenth that he could
have put him away in another two or
three rounds. In the early part of the
Urain had forced the fighting
Patsy Donovan, youthful-looking boy,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-09

and accompany him west" said Gill
more. He will arrive tomorrow morn
ing on the Twentieth Century. By the
some sort of gigantic trade or pur-
chase. No. I am not at liberty to say
whether New York will figure in the
transaction. But l will say that If
Weeghman is successful in his designs
one Of the biggest tricks of the year
will be turned
John J. McGraw, manager of the
Giants, protested last night to know
nothing of any negotiations with Chi
"Of course, you realize" said Nc
Graw, that there is a price for every
thing. l guess there is no player who
could not be bought at a sum. But you
can bet IL any of the Giants are sold or
traded IL will be because the other fell
low offers something better"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-09
BIG DEAL PENDING.
Owner of Cubs Contemplates Trade
or Purchase of PLAYERS

NEW YORK, June 9.-Many of the
players of all four National League
teams now in town-Giants. Dodgers
Reds and Pirates-attended the races
at Belmont Park yesterday former
magnate, in the person of James
Gilmore OF Federal League fame. also
tried his luck with the bangtails Gill
more had just returned from Chicago.
There he saw Charles Weeghman, pres
ident of the Cubs. who will be in New
York today.
"Weeghman wished me to wait over
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-09
Krous' Bird Wins Union Event.

The first concourse race OF all the
union racing clubs in Washington was
flown yesterday from GAINESVILLE, Ga.
when eel birds were liberated at $50
in c,ca- weather. with southeast wind.
Mr. Krous. the veteran pigeon nyer
Of the Washington Racing Pigeon Club.
and one of the first to record a 6o0-mile
ono-day performance. proved to be the
winner in very closely contested race.
second and third honors going to
Messrs. Reinhard and Gately. respect
lively, of the Eastern Star Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-09
Cubs Sign Otto Knabe.

PHILADELPHIA, June 9.-Otto
Knabe. former second baseman Of the
Philadelphia and Pittsburgh Nationals
and manager of the Baltimore Federals,
has signed a contract to play with the
Chicago Nationals. He will act as a
coach and utility infielder. He was re-
leased Internationally several days ago
by Pittsburgh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-09
German Is Sensational.

The most remarkable shooting of the
tournament was done by Lester Ger
man, the Aberdeen (Md.) professional,
who broke 1877 out of 200 yesterday In
the morning he shattered 100 straight
and he completed a straight run of 191
breaks before he missed a target.
C.. H. Newcomb. the 1915 Pennsyl-
vania champion, was a visitor yester-
day and broke IS in the morning and
81 in the afternoon. This gave him a
total for the day of 1872 AS he is not
a resident of Maryland, however, he did
not share in the prize distribution.
The 1916 state tournament was one
OF the most successful ever held. and
II. Linn Worthington, who managed it,
and Lloyd r. Lewis, who assisted, de-
serve credit. The rain Wednesday not
only kept many away that day, but
also hurt the attendance yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-09

Grantland Rice says that Eddie Plank
pitched in a worlds series in 1905 and
l914-nine years apart. This will stand
as a record unless Christy Mathewson
gets a shot at the worlds series of 1916
Eleven years between worlds series
pitching will be mark to blaze away at
for a number of fleeing decades"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-09

& Catcher Mike Kelly. the youngster
taken on by Manager Higgins of the Car
dinals at the start of the season beca use
Of his good work in the Printers League.
of which Garry Hermann is godfather.
has been released to ST. Mary's of the
Interstate League, where Higgins ex-
poets him to develop for future use One
thing sure. a season of catching class ID
pitchers will put him of watch as a
printer, for printers have to have sound
fingers to do their work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-09

Two IoftS WltuUut 5epVT1
Mr.. Fugitts winner was hatched last
year and was presented to him by w. s.
Hixon who flew his father 500 miles on
the day Of toss few years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-09

See America first. And Infe!der
Fisher, late of Brooklyn. Chicago. Los
Angeles and now with Cincinnati. is
doing 1t.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-09

gained decision over Kid Whit in four
rounds, and Kid Smith made Turk Smith
quit at the end OF the fifth Of a schsd-
uled ten-round fight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-09
Downey Twice Victor.

Another ripple of excitement amid the
downpour of rain was caused by the
defeat of Henry J. Topping Of Green
wich, winner of the Ardsley and Gar
den City tournaments. by H. L. Downey
If Apawamis. 2 and 1. Downey was SO
,lated by his morning success that he
mad the temerity to put Howard F.
whitney out OF the tournament in the
afternoon. beating the L. s. &. A. sec
rotary on his home course, and 4.
II was torpedoed and SUNK. said Whit
nav al ne splashed his way back to the
clubhouse.
Rov d. Webb Of Englewood beat the
Garden city veteran, Jahn NJ. Ward. in
a brilliant morning round, and 8. and
for his afternoons task he defeated c.
7 Sullivan Of Garden City. = Up. Dyer.
Marstor, Kirkby and Reggie Lewis are
the favorites among the surviving
eight for the title.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-09
STAR GOLFERS DEFEATED
Phil Carter and Nelson Whitney
Eliminated From Metropolitan
Title Tourney.

NEW YORK, June s.-The one CLEAN
of brightness of the long. wet. dreary
day at Nassau in the first two rounds
of the metropolitan amateur champion
ship yesterday was the scintillating
of Reginald NJ. Lewis of
wykagy1. westchester champion. who
overthrow Phil Carter. medaiist in the
qualifying round and one Of the ia
vorites for the title, 5 up and to play
in the morning. and Nelson Whitney.
three times southern champion, by 5
and in the afternoon.
The defeat of Carter, metropolitan
Junior champion, north and south ANA
teur champion, medalist, and the
choice of the experts for the metropoli-
tan championship. was not the only
upset on the muddy course. Fred Her
reshoff, runner-up in two national
championships, recovered enough of his
old time form to dispose Of Gardiner
White Of Flushing in the morning
round, and 2. and he held his grip
through the slippery afternoon. beating
F. H Hoyt Of Siwanoy also by up and
to play.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-09
Miss Chance to Tie Gill.

When Gill completed his afternoon
shooting, two men. E. W. Ford. the 1915
state champion. and r. D. Morgan, both
of Washington. were in a position to
tie him. They had dropped two birds
in so. However. Morgan lost two in the
last event and Ford missed three. which
put them out of the race and left Gill
the undisputeI champion. He hurried
away before the crowd had an oppor-
tunity to congratulate him, for he had
planned to catch an early boat for
Ocean City, where he will spend the
summer.
In addition to handsome trophy
Gill Will receive cash prize from the
interstate association. This is to de-
fray his expenses to St. Louis to shoot
In the amateur championship event of
the grand American handicap in Au-
gust Morgan, who finished second, with
96. will represent Maryland at st. Louis
IL Gill finds 1t impossible to attend.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-09
ID Batting by Amateur Base Ball PayersWesh Shows Cevenes
GILL IS STATE CHAMPION
Morgan and Ford of This City Sec.
ond and Third in Mary
land Shoot.

BALTIMORE, June s.-M. Gillet Gill.
a dark horse of Roland Park, won the
Maryland state trapshooting champion
ship at the Oriole Gun Club. Baltimore
Highlands, yesterday afternoon. Shoot
ing better than he ever had previously
in a registered tournament, the Balti-
more sportsman left Ford. Bartlett
Morgan. Graham and the other stars in
the rear. He shattered 50 out of the
100 targets.
In the morning competition Gill did
not perform like the coming champion
of Maryland. He broke 80 of the clays
and was beaten by all the men who
were expected to fight it out for the
title. But when the big event of the
Maryland Sportsmen's Associations an
nual tournament began after lunch Gill
opened his batteries. He hit the first
20, then dropped one target in the next
two events. His two straights in the
final pair Of twenties gave him 9s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-09

game in the East Washington Sunday
School League. the former winning by
to 2. The teams played good ball, the
pitching, fielding and general work Of
the men being above the ordinary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-09

The Bureau nine swamped Dri1lery in
the Potomac League, winning by II to
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-22
@aibingtDn's gut Sienitc
Die in Snlonifi ipiberredltlidl pcr.
bnftctcn Suniuln freigelaiien.

RSaihineton, 30. San. 9ie
Tcr. Staaten hatten ibrc Giitcn
Iicnitc gelteno gelnad]t uno Die
sSreiloiirng Der i'll Salonifi pcrhai-
tcten Soniilln 3eutidlanbs, Deter
rcids, 9ulgaricus uno Der 9iirfci
erfuirft. Oics tpuroc bcllte 0urdl
oos Staotsoepartement bcfalnltac.
geben. 3crner tciltc pos 3eportc-
nrent nit, oab @eid)ditstroecr Gin
Itein, Der gegenDartig oil Der Spiec
Der omerifaniifcn @eionoti6oit III
Soiia, @llgarien, iteat, per aabcl
initriticrt fpuroc, ocn bortiecn britt.
i6en &i5e.aoriul aus5ulieicrn,
mcnn @ulgnrien oornuf beitebcn
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nnt Der omerifoniidlen @eionot.
ifoft, ols Sulgorien in grpiberung
Der Serbofhtng ieines 9oniliIs III
Solonifi Die %erbnftling bon aon.
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net botte.
Die nit 5ilfe Ser Ser. Stooten
freieeloiieneu 9oniiiln biirfcn obcr
ni6t nod Solonifi 5uriidfebren.
Singegen tperoen iie Die W0gli6feit
erbalten, naf) ibren reipeftinen Can.
bern 5itriid5ufebren.
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Srpb ttilwtiitm Gtitdno=
nis.
anseblider Moroer SRI. Gpans'
plaibiertc niGt idlnlbis.
Gidlter iueih Senpnitratipncm gcgem
8efangenen sn nerbiiten.

@Iepelonb, g.. %. Son. 9ouis
9ianhetti, Der eeitern naGmittoe aus
Seem @orf 5uriideebrod,t porben
mar, murbe bier beutc inter 9ln-
floge oes 0eorbes I'M eriten 8rnoc
i'm @criht porgefilbrt. @r lit in
Serbinoung nit Dem Sooe pon Do
lores @nons, Der 19 Sabre altet
Shnl,ipielcrin, berbnftet. Die hier
nor 5lpci 99odlen III einem 0oteG c.
nitrgt aufacfunoen moroen mar.
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ercieneten. ols Der @efangene bon
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oronete beshoIb an, bab Der Saol
bon ollen unberufenen Terionen g--
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poreefiihrt tpurbe.
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itonben bnben, SnB er IN 9eotDepr
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-22
Tlhhe tit ftetigen1
TaQen.
ELECTROMAGNETIC
lit sSuinOis nod inls
nltr meit.
Snltc @elc nms bent @eiten mag slb.
bilfc brinsen.
SluseridDteter Shaben srDHer, als an
fanslidJ scbudt.
3nhlreidle SGnicr ipnroen pun ben
&niier iuegseIdJmemmt.

Ghicago, %. San. Cine folte
@ele, Die pom Selieugebiree her oit-
ipGrts 5iebt, biirite nad slniid)t Oes
@ctterburealS ben &odlmuiier Ser
b0ltniiien, Die geItern I'M noroli6en
SSlinois uno in ben gtodboritanten
herrihteu, slbbilfe TIM. SnuIeilOc
pom Berionen puroen in ben iiber-
id)neinnlten Siitriften eboahlos uno
Ser Sohi6aben gebt in Die Siuloert-
toulen0c bon Collars. Otebrcren
Stabten oroben ferner Gpioerlien, on
oas Srirffpoiier periiureiitiet lit.
Soeiitige 9to6ridlten 6eigen, oaB i'm
ltmfreis BON 90 Weilen INN Chicago
bcbeutenber Sdaoen oneeridtet pur-
De. Sunbertc Don 6armen in ben
Salern ser Sliiiic 6or, 9es Blaines,
9fof ino anoerer iinb utter @oiler,
uno lpenn altd) Die @aIier olnldblid
faQen, miiiien bod nod an ocn
9riifen @adell gebalten merben, llm
ctipaigcn Sda6en raid 5it rcpurie-
rem.
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ten nm idlimmIten inter Dem Sod
poiier. StraBen unb Seller itanoen
inter @aiier, piel niebriges @anb
mar inunoiert itlo 5ablreid)e 0auier
ntu6ten bon ihren 9cfpobnern perlal-
ien fperoen. SSll einigen Saaen ipltr-
ben Die @1llier bon Der Stronlung
nlitgeriiien. ,Slt all ben orei Srten
nlllBten Gisituullneen nit oilfe bon
0pnainit geiprengt tperoen.
Soier III Gbicngo mar Die Seuerlpebr
ben gon5en seitrigen Sag NIT Dem
sluspltnlpen BON &elert bei6dftigt.
Tie Sanitdtsbcborocn crmabnen Die
9eiuobner, alles Sriiiftpoiier Sllerlt
ab5ufo6ell, I'M cine Sppbus gpioe-
mic 81 perhilten.
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rio, Streator ilnO 5reeport, 81. 10
pie piele flcinerc Srte uno @prortc
@bicugus meloeten gIei6faas 6o6-
naiicr.S Sddoen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-22
WDlOe til Nurmegtn Oent
ltntergang llabr.
&ieienbranb hat ben srOkten Sell Der
Stnbt in glidle gelcst.

&openha9en, %. San. Sie
uorfpegiihe Stnot 0toloe breitllt nod
immer. Ser groBte Seil Der Soouicr
lieet bereits IN 9liAe mb Dem @e-
meirtipeien brobt polliee 3eritoruna
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lit nibt 81 beflager.
Cine friibere 9epeif]e batte &C.
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Der Stnbt 5eritort bot, lnb bnB Die
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on Der gleidnolnieen 9udDt liiolid)
bon Gbriitianiunb. Seln &unocl Be
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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-22
syreder Gaub
lit GbicagO.
gOli3iit tot, ,aaiiicrer Der
leBt, 5000 er=
bentet.
ganoit fam an bclcn Sagc nod
6oof's Geiieagentnr.
Tur hen slngen BON SnnSerteu bon
Wteniden entfpihcn.
6ranensperiun, bic i'm begleitete,
sleihfnlls entiuiiflt.
@ur hcn Slnaen BON Snnocrten bon
Wtenid)en cntipidlcn.

Gbicoeo, %. San. 9l1e per-
fiigboren giitglieber Der itGotiihen
Geteftio Nonnifoft iuden bellte
Gbicogo nod Dem Monne ab, Der
geitern eineir Wann totcte, einen on.
beren nerleste nn6 nit 5000 9or-
selo entfam, Ole Der bieiigen Siliole
Der Soiiriiten glgentilr Sbonas
Goof & Cons gehorcn.
Sos Eerbrehen ereigncte lid &c
tern nad)nittae, ipdbrcno Die Stro.
Sen poa bon Nfenid)cn lporcn, Die
bon Der slr6eit ooer Ginfdufen beim-
eilten Ger 9fauber totetc nit einem
SGub oen Gerfehrspoli5iiten 9ror
u. Sobnion. uahocm or porbcr @r-
nett @olih. aoiiicrcr Der Goof.9lgen.
tur, burd) cincn Strub ihper ner-
lest batte
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ocn iid) oud, in Der glgentitr 5obl-
rcid)c 9clltc. Dit porgcboltcncn
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5lnn Siidl oes SoIlicrS, Der gcraoc
@clo SGhltc. slls i'm @alib font
men inb. ipollte or nndl ieinem &cpol-
pcr arciien, erhielt aber cinen Sdlub,
Der i'm ju @obcn itrcdte. Scr 9on-
Dit itcdte hieroiIf 6os alif Dem Gid,
liegenoc 9clo Gin lino iiidlte oas 60
fol 5u perlaIien. Ger Serebrs- -Eoli.
jiit, Der nlif bcn anaa 6e3 ShuIics
hin bcrbcigelodt porocn mar, iuGtc
ibm in ben @eg Sll ,treten, erbielt
nber einen Sdlub ins .5crs irib mar
diif Ser Stcne tot.
;3uglcidl nit Dem Sonbitcn el1t-
fam cine Srauensperion. Die i'm be-
alcitet botte, nadloem ein 5arieab-
tSobrer iicb eerpeigert botte. Dem
Hoor bel iciner sSlildt bebilflidl 5il
iein.
Sic notwithstanding oes
Sonoitcn lit Iebr lingeraI, nbfpobl
hunoertc BON Ycrionelt Inn qeieher
battcn. 9lber 9tiholos Siult. Salipi
ocs Setcftiobllreaus, ertldrtC, oab
ieine 9eiite na6 gSiQiam 60 Sroiie
ilihcr. Der I'M Sabre 1918 aus Dem
aonioicr StnotS- 3u6thaus cntipi-
dhen NOR. Iic gegleitcrin ocs 9drt.
oiten idlcint nod, DEM Houb einer
;3ua uoh Dem Often beitiegen 5li
baben
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-22
;3igarttte tntficl Gill
id)lattnoem.
Sungcr Tann in Epntine erlittenen
Sranopnmben erlesen.

9Sontioc, 0iidl., %. San. =
Grncit @ialer, Spbr Don Morlboll
@ielcr. crlitt 6ei einein 9railbe in
icinern Seim 10 Id1ipere Serlesuneen,
ho6 or ibncn eeltern obeno crlog.
Yinn nernnitet. bob @ialer eeIterr
iriib eegen 4:30 llhr cine 3igarette
i'm @ctt raudlte mno oabei einl6licf.
0ic glinlncnbe cigarette biirfte oas
@ctt III Srano geltcdt haben. Ios
SonrS fprroe einseGi6ert. Der Satcr
peiItc 5ur5cit i'll HeD Oorf luno es
mar nidlt cher befannt, boB ii6 Der
Sohn i'm Soitie befanb, bis or ifDer
rerbrannt oufgefitnocn rpiirbc.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-22

bas Wi1bfen eetotet bottc. Gr be
hnuptete, Die @pors battc ibm $3.50
eeItoblen, unb OILS er bns 0clO ibr
obncbn1cn nollte, bate lie iih pcr-
5neifeIt oagegen eenebrt. SdlicBlif,
lei es ihr eelutlget, einern Sompli6cn
oIf Der Strobe Dos @elo bitr6 bos
Senitcr 6itaunerfen. Sn Dem mei-
teren Gingen lei bos @tobhcn err
ifopft oiifs gett eefol1en. slm nod
item 0tpreen b1tte er gefunben, buB
ole Gpons tot lei. Damn marc er
aus ben1 Sotel eeflober.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-22
Mns Stbnindt nad)Glttrn
syiinf @eifluiiter, aus S,cim bnrdDae-
brannt, permntlidl nmsefummen.

Sonbusfn g., %. San. Siinf
@cihfpiiter, bier Nioodcn lno elm
anabe, Die geitern aus DEM Giioer=
Seim entfomen, OiirIten nod elmer
@anoerling Don II Vicilcn in &egeil
uno ourd, Sdlon1m i'll cinem gIb.
5ugsfonal BEN Zoo gcfunocn baben.
Man iitd,t abcr nod mciter Die gail5e
11mgebung nod ben fleinen Gurfl-
brenncrn ob. Die &inocr iinb @liSo.
beth, Eboebe, Sba, Setter uno Ntarp
Ricc irno iteben i'm Sitter bon 6 bis
~ SSobren. Sic tpuroen nah Dem
Scim geionot, DC ibrc Gltcrn 5ii orln
iino, fir iie 81 iorgen Seitbein tic
in Dem Seim elufnnhme gefunocn
botten, peintcn lie Inn lire Gltern.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-22
Sampfer sur llmfebr
9enOtigt.
MDittri6ier 8ranb iln
SOrotrrannl Der Sggna
gtlDidt.
Normesiifer Trad)fbampfer crh
seitern upn Hem gorf absefabren.
gis 5ur Ssaiiitnssfraft nit Sriegs.
material fir 3nflano bclaben.
Cb Nnnitipn an Sprb, luirS rpn
SapitGn uerifluiegen.

Nep Dorf, %. San. Gin &c.
bcinluispolles Sinfel iu1gibt nod
eilten 9rono, Der ben nortpeeiibcrt
6rod)toainpfcr Spgna 6fpang, bclite
nod gteD 9orf 6iiriid5ufebren, nndl-
Dem er geItern NIT einer grobcl Ya-
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&cgierllng lla6 slrhongel ubgcfah-
rem mar. Sos 5euerloi6boot SSil-
liam s. 8apnor flihr Dem 9onpfcr
bis sur Guorantdneitation entecQcil,
lmo nad)ben niebrere Shmben lang
Sonnpf in ben Goroerroum Der
Spgno, niis bent 9fouhpolfcn nrii-
geitieeen poren, gelcitct porbcn
mar, bielt man be1 9rano fiir or.
lo1d)en.
Sffi;ierc ino geripnol bcs 9am.
piers inetcn, BOB ibres @iiicns Dem
9ronoc fcinc Grploiion porongeann-
gen 10 ar ,nber tic fonilten iidl cS nid)t
crfloren, lpic Der 9rono III ciicm
9lbteiI ousbred]en fonilte, III ocm mnr
9alciien mo 9abnnioteriol pcrIn-
oen mar. @efragt. oh sln5eiden fiir
Sronbitiftilng porlGgen, cripibcrtcu
Die Sffi5icrc, vbaB es nod Su friib
lei, cine llnterirdin9 an5liitcqcn."
iuo neigerten lid, mlf bic llmIt1noe
0es ,Serers mciter cinSilgebcn.
granb seitcrn abenb cutocft.
Nttglicber oes Gcrionols Der
Spgno erSobltcn. boB sur 3cit Der
Ibfuhrt bcs 9ompferS fcin ,3cihen
eines ,Selers bemerft porbcn lpGre
nno ooB man crit am gIbeno burdl
bic sSiigcn cincr ocr SuIltiircn 3aitd,
aiIfitcigcn geieben b1ttc Ter SedcI
fpiIrbe raid nbgenonlinelt, lrno penu
man ntdl feinc Slannen ieben font
tc, 10 itieg ood einc grobc Nengc
&aud aus Dem 9foumc aiif. lcr
Sopit0n un0 Die Offi5ierc fonntcl1
it'd 0cn 9rutb tidt crfl1ren, bieitcn
cs ober fir angebrndlt ilod) bcr
pofcn Si,riid5iifebren.
Sufolge Der bid)t perpodtcn Mioiic
bon Stabl iInter Den Ocds hattie bic
Mannid)oft oes sSelicrbootcs Shpic-
rigfciteIl, bcn 9rano 5u bef1ntpiel.
IS mar nift noeIif, ben Serb bcs
tSeuers fcit5Iitcllen nod oidl 81 or.
fobrclI, mas fiir 0ioteriol brcnnc.
llmterlndJnng luirb cingclcitet.
0ie Spgna miro nod ibrcm 9nf
acbrod,t imo teilfpeiie entlohcn lpcr-
Ocn, lporolli lie iorgfdltig hi,rhiudlt
lucroct iol, Inn bic 1lrio6c ocS
9ronocs feit3i,Itellen Stobli6icncn
rnO peri6iebene sSorrnen bon @all-
ltobl ioQcn Die 2obune ocs betreiicn-
ocn glbtcils biIoen. Sb bos Sd)ifi
iracnbmel6c Ntunition on @orb bot,
1, -
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1916-01-22
6liebt @aibingtOns %drm
Er1iibent nrbeitet oil Gcben int ,Sn=
tereiic Der Mnnitipnsfabrifantcn.

@n hington, -. Gan. TrG-
iibcnt ySilion lutb Srau @ilion mo-
diem beitte oil 9orb Der gadlt 0iop
ilopcr cine Sabrt Den Eotomnc bin-
ob nad) ben @cipaiiern Der Gbeia-
peofe Ban. Die 6abrt, bic 5lpci
Gage bouerit miro, tpuroc rntcrnonl.
men, Inn es Dem Sr6iiocnten 81 er-
n1osli6eit, lid in Slbgcid)icoenhcit
nlIf oic &eoen porSubereitcn, Die or
ouf feiner Stllnlptour i'm (Sutereiic
Der Yfinitionsfabrifanten balten
mill.