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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-07
Experts in Mighty Con-
flict at Woodbury. and
Frankford Tomorrow.
Bovine Moving Ma
chimes
Nv SANDY McNIBLICK

,,.onfr, good men and true will be laid by
.be heels tomorrow in the grand wind-up
y. ,be mems suburban team cup cham
pionship.
r,onrteen champions of each of the flnalist
..ans woodbury. and Frankford, will enter
sha iousting seven men from each team
sannling on the Jersey links and the other
SaIf at Frankford. Both are nine-hole
courses, but neither is easy to score on
THE two clubs, on paper, seem evenly
r,atched Both have had little opposition
a. nor,inR through to their present status,
H., ,vben they face each other tomorrow,
that will be another thing again, Birsky
The best golfer ever raised at woodbury.
vas walter Reynolds, but he has shifted
Ne allegiance to Aronlmink this year and
no longer plays from the Jersey club, But
thare still remain two youngsters who have
stepped right into his boots.
They are Ed Clarey, who showed his
class by twice breaking 80 In the hrst round
for the silver Cross recently, and George
IJoffner. who, many persons say, would
be better than his famous brother, Charlie,
n ne took the game as seriously as the lat
fer. With these two men and George G.
Green, Jr, on it's team. Woodbury. has a
trio of lead-off players that hasn't been
licked and with which Frankford will have
q weighty problem.
Frankfords Doughty Captain
s Herb Newton Is chief of tactics and cap
tain of the Frankford team in the absence
AZ Glenn Webster and Maurice Jones, of last
years lineup
Newton has had a fine season in his Tits
With the other suburbanites he has been
called upon to trim so far this year. His
wooden shots have been awry. but are be-
ginning to come back to him.
The pairings won't be announced till the
last minute. But IL Newton meets Clarey
there is sure to be battle royal between
the two giants of the Suburban League.
John G. Fox will be one of Newtons s
chief hackers for the glory of old Frank
ford and the deadliest of putters, Mr.. Fox,
will make hard crackings for his Wood
burlan opponent. Fox has not been going
90 we'll this year, having been beaten twice !;
but he is just about due for a reversal of
form.
The two teams line up very well all the
way down the line. 1t will probably be the
old story of the trailers bearing the brunt
of the battle and the team having the most
strength in its weakest links will carry off
the banner and the spoils of war.
Cows Make Moving Machines
new way of keeping down the verdant
green grass that crops out and wakes bushy
on the best of golf courses at this season
of the year has been started at the Idle
wild Golf Club, near Media. A flock of
bovines, or rather herd of cows, has been
turned loose on the links where 1t is
permitted to Craze all the day. The green's
have been roped off with barbed wire.
The growing grass is then cheertully
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COURTNEY'S PRESENCE AT
POUGHKEEPSIE PUTS CORNELL
OARSMEN IN RACE-FOR TITLE

Courtney and Mr. Hoyie and Bunk" who
is colored and who loves Vivian Nickalls
and automobiles and shells and Cornell and
Mr.. Courtney and Mr.. Hoyle. Mr.. Courtney
sees n fault in one of the crews, forgets
himself and grabs the megaphone. Put
that right down !" comes the command from
the nurse. II is final mfr. Hoyle," she
adds as an afterthought, tell No. in the
varsity boat to stop rushing his slide and
to wash his undergarments when he gets
back" THANK you" says Mr.. Hoyle !;
first obeying.
Jim Ten Eyck, who arrived today with a
solid delegation from upstate and who
expected the nomination on June H. is not
keen about the new voice at Cornell He
even goes so far as to say woman's place
is in the home. Jim Rice is glum over it
and Joe Wright. being a Canadian, doesn't
express himself, as he thinks woman
coach may be an American custom.
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BRADLEY'S JABS
BEAT THOMAS; PAT
CAN BOX, REALLY
Slugging Italian Surprises
Fans With Cleverness.
Baker Trims Toland
AMATEUR TOURNEY BOUTS

Pat Bradley outboxed Charley Thomas
This apparently doesn't seem natural new
ertheess, It was true. The Italian pride,
using his right hand like Mike Gibbons or
Jack Britton would work left jab, had
little trouble scoring victory over Thomas
in the wind-up at Barney Ford's Model Club.
In the first two rounds Bradley and
Thomas exchanged punches, neither display
ing any cleverness. The surprise came start
ing with the third session, when Bradley
switched his style and boxed Thomas shoot
ing stiff right handlers on Charleys nose
and making the latter miss his vicious
swings at the same time.
Bradley had Thomas nose cut and bleed
ing while claret also was squirting from
between Charey's lips, Pat boxed so well
it was hardly believable. He jabbed cross
ed his left, sldestepped and ducked as IL
1t was his usual style of boxing.
Weight Counts
k. o. Harry Bakers advantage in weight
nabled him to hold the upper hand at the
conclusion of his mix with Jack Toland
at the Ryan A. C. last night The Will
mington lad sent many lefts to Jacks
lower regions but instead of slowing up the
latter. II made him fight all the harder.
Toland presented q forlorn appearance
when he entered the inclosure. He had a
badly skinned nose, which was target for
Baker when hostilites opened During the
during the latter rounds he had some of
the sting taken from his punches
Amateur Results
The final bouts of the C. Y. NJ. A. u will
be contested at the National Club Thurs
day evening. Johnny Maloney. the anna
teur 125.pound boxer of the world, will
perform with his brother Teddy in an eX.
hibition bout.
The results of last nights bouts follow:
terprise, defeated Brandels. Falls IN one round
l15-pound class (preminar ries sl-Mackle, Holy
Name. defeated Greenman, yictri5. in two
Holy Name. in three rounds; Robert Boyce, Holy
Name, from Joseph Harey. St. Gregory's
125-pound class (preimnaries)-John Toland
shanahan won from James Dwyer; Holy Name
in three rounds: Michael Selley, ST. Gregory's
round; Leo Weber. Yictrix. defeated Ed suill
van. Corley: Ed. Fitzgerald, Enterprise, de-
feated Richard Dennis il four rounds rounds trSfsrSe t
| de>eated James Bradley, Shanahan; Al Clark
Holy Name, defeated John Fasntt st. Greg
135-pound class (prelirlinaries)-Jam0s Camp
s. Esabshs Il three rounds Ray Daley O Cor
G0yie dSEi NeS coTey at defaate@ SsS RSsrt Xsrsitz
defeated John Toland shanahan. in four rounds
145-porind citss (preminaries(-Jlmm Sulli-
van SGrey gt9pRsd 19sn o We MILE 81 mone IN
| defeated Eddy McMasters. Corey. In three
rounds.
Baker, of Little Italy. will meet In the wind
| up OF tonight's boxing carnival at the Gayety
The In In the the eas
| and battle royal will complete the card
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-07

Eddie ReyoIre,. of Kensington. and Willie
up OF tonight's boxing carnival at the Gayety
Theatre. The semihnnls In the 105-pound anna
teur class, preminaries In the 1l2-pound class
and a battle royal will complete the card.
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Mrs. BarloW Is Third

MANCHESTER. Mass, June AFTER SO Of
the "a holes OF the womens Eastern Golf @ Asso-
pIeted yesterday, Mrs w. A Gavin. of Cherry
Valley. N. Y, a former British player dis
County Club. as leader. Mrs. Gavin's lS holes
in so eaualed Miss Curtis' leading performance
OF Monday. Mrs. Il. II. Barlow of the Merton
Cricket Club, and Miss Marion Hollins. of West
brook, N. Y. tied for third honors. at ISL.
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HAPPENINGS IN THE PRIZE TENNIS BASEBALL OTHER 81
Runs Scored This Week
by Major League Teams

Runs scored by nii teams OF American and
National Leagues from Wednesday. May 81,
,Sot snrc 'nne TsiaT u Srnn are Inclndsd
Scores OF Incomplete games arc not counted,
but the scores Of games of five innings or
more are included In the table.
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Reds Sign College Star

Earl Twinlng. former star pitcher OF the
swarthmqTe College team; has been signed by
ing Will join the team when 1t comes here on
city.
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OaS gr0bte ]1larine-
1lngliic6 Der 1leujcit!
Mit bcm SrGnspUrtOampier O2a
9SrObcncc" iinb iibcr 5000
Seriuncn nntergceauseu.

9aris, 4 @idrj. Gs mur0c
geitert pou Der frnu5oiiirbeN 9lo-
nliralitdt 5ltgegebcn ooB iidl al 9oro
OeS @ilfsfreu5ers 80 Eropence"
Der an 26. S5ebrllor I'M @titicllGuoi-
ihen 0teer angcblid bon einenl oellt-
iben 3alldbDpt Dericntt muroe,
1000 Wtann beilutocn baben 9Iui
DEM S6iif beianOen iid Der sni5c
Stab Oes 3. aolonial SSninnterie.
&egnrents, 0ns brittle gataillpH, Die
5lpeite Stounpnglie OcS eriten @otail-
Ions, Die 5lpeite Wiaihinengelpebr
&onpognic un0 cine Der eriab,9te.
ierDe angebori9e Sonlpogllie, 5pium-
men etlpa 1000 Mann. Bon oiGien
finO gegen 5000 Dlunn lrm9ctom-
men; Dem nripriliglihen 9eridt 5rt-
folge bctrug ole 3abl Der Grtrun.
fenen nur $40.
Ger llntergong oes GatnpferS ySa
grppente4 NIT io bieIef 2euten an
gorO lit ais oas gr6Bte ltno rnbeiin-
liblte Seellngliif Der nloOerllen ;3eit
3l betrahten. 8isber lpllrOe Der
llntergang Der g&itanic~ ols ioldeS
bingeiteat; oalHaIs perloren 1896
DleniGen ibr 2eben,
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sdlueSen lit frieSfcrtio.

Gtof6oln1. ii6. eou0on, A. 9iar3.
nSdpeoen 1T geraoe 70 emf.
i4loiieu, ith nidt III Oen arieg Elm.
8uuiiden, ipie boz Is MonatelB TO-
Iange 0ieS nit ieingr nationaleu
Gbre ino gSiiroe iibereiuitintult,
erfIdrte Der friibere icblueoiide @d.
hitter oeS 9lasmdrtigen unO ip1trrc
idliueoilde @eianote in 8eutihlanO,
eric 8rolle, oS6meoen piirOc leinc
9ielttrdlitdt rntr oIfgeben, ipenn
ariegfiibrerl0e ieine inuuer1ncu 9ed.
te berleten Sd CLAUDE ieood ilift,
0aB irgeno cine Der frieqfiibreuoen
9arteien oos Jiiito altf lid nebmcn
ipiirOe, iid eegenieitig nod einen
iseino 81 ihofien Die fdipeOiide
9iegieruRg itlio oas golf lilto eill.
itinluua fit 5rieoen, ober nidt fir
eiaeH s5rieoea scr lie SpIerlpig Don
gledten beoeutet.
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Die 6ritildlen Nitlitarpeniipnen.

9oloon, 4. @}dr3. Isle Baron
93eipton I'M 9berbaus befannt CAB,
3obIt Ole britifde megierling qcgcn-
m1rtig 100000 Eflnto Sterliltg
jdbrlid, fir .0tilitGrpenitonen. 3ic
9}caierung bat bere6net, 0aB fif 0ic
51lntne auf 100000 8nlnO Stcr.
lima iteigern muh peim Der arie1
nod Elm 95a6r 0duert.
llnqefG6r elm Gritte( Ser aus Dem
Seeresoienlt entlaiienen 2eute pur-
cen ndt peniioitiert aber luollte
man alien bieien 2eliten Yeniionct
bcpiai9erL iubr Baron gIeipton fort.
10 niiroe iif Die aegenportig aus
ge5ahlte Smtme auf 2.500,000
@ilao pro SSa6r iteigertL uno iollte
Der arieg bis sum 92Gr5 1917 BAN.
ern mahridleinlih liber ii Nlillio.
ueu 4funo SterIilg 6etro9en
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ReOen i'd 9imt ~.

2onoolt, A. Wldr5. 9e5iiglidJ
Der Ianh6oot anlnpogre meiiel
geitartifcI in ben 3eitltngeu oorauf
bin, ooB, ipdbrenO iie feline nenen
9riil6ipien betrifit, Die 9elttidel
idnerlid1 einc 10 allSgeoebnte Sin
filnoigung 0erielben gege6en bdtteu,
ipenn iie nidt bn0On itber5eliat ipa-
ran. 0aB iie einen gnerps-9fngriff
auf Die S6iffabrt 5n MAIDEN iiiiitan-
De liuo. Gie nene Trohiing miro
0oher nidt Gdderlid gernatbt, ion-
oern man lit Der slitfid)t, ooB 9eltti6-
Iano neue ulto itdrfete lluterieebootc
sebaltt 6ot. Die 9eitartifeI erlGren
cher ii6ereinitimmenO, baB man be.
3ii9lid Der aanlpdgiie optintiltiihe
Gripartllngen begen lutb polles Der,
traiien ouf bie britiife Warine le.
Ten Ioa, ipel9e irgenhBelhen nelen
Gntlpidelitueen I'M Seefriege tpobl
qeiDadlen iei.
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Gn9(i(c6er Dampfer
(OG armiert merOen!
n6anppic" nit 4merifanern an 8OrS
erbalt in Gibraltar
8eidiitc.

Sem gorf, 4. @adr5. Scr
Gaulpfcr uGunopic@ pon Der 8bite
Star 2inic, mclber gcltcrn Don bier
na6 itolieniihen Saien abiegelte rlto
.uier onterifaniid)e 9aiiogiere an
9prD bat, ioa in Gibraltar beItiidt
tperOen. 0ieie gao6ri6t erbielt ge-
iterit bic bieiige Office Der Sdiffs-
LIME bon Der engliihen 9(oniralttdt
gluf Der 9iildreiie peroen Die @e-
i6iiBe in Gibraltar pieoer obgenonl-
men perOen, iooaB Der Datupfer nlr
aui ieincr 5abrt I'M WlittellGnOi-
i6dn Weeer beitiidt lit.
2tuh Der Qauipfer aGeltie" bon
.OerielbeuSd Sdiffabrts- -@eieGdJdft, mel
der olt II. 5ebruar Bolton oer-
lieB uno beute III @ibraltar fallig
lift, miro OaieIbit nit @cidiiBeu be-
itiift lueroen.
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Siir untiOnale Sertcibiaana.

ct. 9ouis, @o, a. aidr5. = Gic
tier tagen0e Gouferen5 Ser 9iiraer,
nteiitcr Ser perifieocncn Stdotc oes
9anoes ba6etl geiterit einc 8ereim.
ainq SUR 65rocrluq Der nationoIclt
ScrteioiguuA IcgriiiiOct. 9ieielbe
iitIlrt 0en 9idnten v9tdtionnl geiencc
Conference Of 9tapors@ iino sic
@ilrgernlejiter unO Gertrcter BON so
groBcren StoNten aeb6ren i6r Dor.
IGilfia an, Inter oen geltrigen
Sprerhcrn beiaitO iid n. 6. Met.
caIie BON Cnlaha, ipelher gSiIion's 5
@olttif bis in oen S5inimcl bob imo
dnd 8beooorc gfooiroelt nIs Mili-
toriiten unO 9lopofat Der 8ereitid)1it
lobte.
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0erIC6W0tungSprO5e6
fallen 9e(aIIcn!
9eittIher @enernlfuainl SOpp nnS
anOere ogeridlmOrer DDn Nh
flagc freigciprOfen.

San 6raneiseo, Gnl., A. RGr3.
Ger o@eri6morungs &ro3eB gegen
zen oeiltid)en bieiigcn @eneralfoniul
sSron3 gopp iuo flint anoere. Die
angcfIaet maren, cine GerIdm0rung
onge5cttelt 81 bobeu Inn britiiAeS
gigentlm 5u 5eritoret muroe ge-
itern i'm Ser. 5tnaten AunoesgeridJt
faIlen gelaiien.
9tidlter Dtooris &. Cooling ent-
idie0, oaB bic Anflage rlid)ts ent.
holte, uoraltfbill Den @eidfporenell
cine Sdulofrage borgelegt iDeroett
tonne, oa fie MIR einc allgetneinc
9ebauptlIHg aufiteae, oaB Die Ser.
idiporenen" cine olnilitdriide grpe.
oition" beobiidltiat boben iollem I'M
i5d)iffe, Die Den 5eiroen Gelttld-
lambs gcborelt, 5lt 5erit6retL urO
8rilden, @abnen nno f5abrifcn in
aonoOa IN bic 9uft. 5l iprengeil, oh
lie ooB sgefpeiie oufiir oorliegen.
l1nter ben gliitangeflagten beian-
nen iirb Der 0eltfl1e @i3e aoniul 30.
ron bon Sdgfd, gIilbelm bon gre-
den, Elm 8eaulier nes Ointtiden @es
neratfoniliIots, oic bei0en geteftioe
Charles 6. GrolpIeD mo 6rau Wiar.
garet SS. Cornell, ionic s. $. Ban
annlbergen.
rs ihipebt nod cine 8lpeite Ser.
arttae glnflege gegen Die @enonn.
ten iiber peIde Der gfihter geitern
rtoh feline Gntifleioung traf.
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Warnen DOR Rrieg
init Ger. Staaten!
9erlincr 3eitnnsca mciien Saranf
Bin, bah inn Aricssina bic
|. Siilte bIodicrt tuirO.

@erlin 4. 0idr5. &ieiioe fon-
ierpotipe 9l1ttcr bo6elt iid Sic linen
bietenoe @cleqenbeit 5nuibe genlo6t
llilo olf Die eiefabr bic 0euti6lanO
aus einen &riege nit Den Ser. Stua.
ten eripntieu fnlh ntitnerfion1 &c.
mabt. Sie Derlpciirn Onraut OaB
cine Gereinigltng Der omerifanii6en
6ilfSquellcn init oeUenigen Der ga.
liicrten fiir 0elgtidlalto bon nafbol.
tiger 8irfiulg fem peroen. SoIlte
ierner bic outerifouiidje Ilotte iidJ
berjenigen Der Britcn itiO 6rar5olen
oni6licBeti, 10 fonnte Die Delttide
Sfiiite mirfiont blodiert lperOcn.
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@etter6eridlt.

Sir 9rnoba uno llmaegeno: Sell.
peiie bem6lft beute obeno uno Sonl.
tag: feine peientIibe Geniperatur-
berdnOeritng.
sSilr 9tebrosfa:: Seiltpeiie beiuolft
beute abeno; t0lter i'm norDpeitliden
Seil. Sonntag bornusiihtlid) unbe-
itduoig
sir Soma Eeilpeiie belpolft rmO
burausiihtlid) iinbeitdnoia beAte
abcnO mo Somntag &ormer hen.
&c abeilo im iiiorneitliden SeiI. fGI-
ter Solultag i'm norOIiden Seil.
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Gnalanbs ediffsuerIaite i'm fe6r.

2pnoon, 4. Qidr5. 6olgenOer
omtIid)e 8eridt iibcr Die britiiden
5hiiisberh1te lultr0e in Gonoon
pcr0ffentlidlt. oGetn @dnoeIsminiite
rtlun purOe Der llntergang bon 60
56ifien ndbreno oes Ntonats Sc
bruar eeneloet, nobel 420 Gerionen
ibr 2eben oerloreH. 0orutter befn.
Den it'd ~ Gaupier nit cinen (Se,
ianltge6alt bon 56.S56 Ionuen. 3ebn
oieier Dalpier Dur0en bon ieiuOIi
deu &riegsid)iffen Derientt. pobei 36
9crionen crtranten; 5S Ourd) 0tinen
oOer Soutbootc, pobei 176 Bcrio-
ncn nufamcu, lm0 / 0urd 9ontben
eincs .}cppclin nobel i3 Rcrionen
ihr 2eben perloren. &ou q 1ultcr-
aegongcnen 5eglern lultrDcn s BON
fcinoIi6en ariegaidiiieu uerientt
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.iit,s Gin bentidler aapcrer?

giurfolf, &n, ! .piar5. n Gin &c.
beinnisnoaer QalHpfer nit bret
Shorniteinen bat 1ciltc auf Der @obe
Der 8irgiltio Gapcs iein Grideinert
genodt DldH glaubt, es in oieiem
synIle nit eiuem Oelltiten aaperer
az tim 3u boben Ser ee9enlpdrtig
berridcnne bobe 5eegaag moht es
unmogli9, bic s5oentitdt Oes Camp.
fers feit5uitellen.
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geriiC6t ii6er Rdc6tritt
Wi((On S un6egriinOet!

8ai3iugton, 4. @tdr5. = Ser
9ripatiefretar Oes 8rGiioerten g8il,
Jon gab beute Die @rfldruug ab, Dob
oos @erhdt iiber Die beooritebenoe
Meiignation 0es 8rdiioenten p0llig
unbegriinOet lit. gr iagte. oaB cine
onlerifanii6e 3eitltng, Die aus oeit
oblpaltcuOen 8erbdltniiien Elm 0er-
ortiges uniinniges @criift IN Die
8elt ieste, fitb iel6lt entebre
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Orei Eriegs(c6ife OOn
GauC66OOtcn Oer(en6t!
Nabcrc sin5elheiten ii6er bic Gr-
cigniiic iiub uOdJ uidt
befannt.

Berlin A. @}ar5. Die 0eutid,e
AonliroIitdt madte beute befanut,
Dab olpei frqn5oiiidle Silfsfreu5er
uuO Gin britiiAeS @dtrolboot Dol
oeutidjell Gaudbooteu torpeoiert mo
perienft nllroen.
Ger britiide Ganfonmpfer oSpis
req IN Nfan6eiter bronnte bis ollf
Die 8oiierlinie bcruiter.
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9rulOiiOu fOrbert biele Cpfer.

goris, 4 @}dr8. SSll 0er 8or-
Ita0t Gourneure ereisnete fid) beiite
cine fllrhtbare GrpIoiinn, nobel 20
9erionen aet6tet uno cine eroBe @n-
1ohI an0erer perIest mnr0en.
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3reifadlcr 3niamnienitui;.

gIlbano, q. g., 4 Di1r5. @e-
iteru fubr III Ben 8abnboien Ill giorr
Albonp eit 5radt5ug III oen auoe-
rem birlein, ipobei perifieoene @ng.
aons gdn3lid1 5ertriimntert purOen.
I'm oas llnaliid bolf 5n MAIDEN,
fauite Elm 6rttter 3ua in Die beiOeN
dnoeren binein. Bier Gerionen
1uur0en setotet uno ein Maun tpnr6c
ifllper oer[est. Bier onpon poreu
9abnangeitellte.
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l3cnerel b. giiiina trtrnnft.

9lmiterOoru. 4 Dtdr5. Ser Se.
legraof mill miiieu Dab @cnerol D.
9iiiinas epuoerneur Don gcIgien,
gciabrlidb erfrnat tilt
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@iIlulOtNll Qutltl VI, AHlClllultSl
per 9ieiien auf orriierten 0onlpiern
ail pnrllen. g2enn man icOo1 i6re
Stunuen 8dblt, ergibt iid), SoB ite
oen 8rGiioenten lmteritiisen. Die
sSrelrnoe Der ReioIution itellten aud
nlein Die SSrieoensboffrtllngen Ser
Nation oar, mdbrello cine ariegsge.
fabr MIR BON Der 9Solttit bes &r1li.
6enten berriibren fonne.
Senat b6llig gefne6elt.
Senotor s5oues, glepubIifaucr.
duBerte iib oobiI baB nihtS ent.
idieOen iet auBer OnB Der Senat
Der Ser. Stoateu p0Ilig 9efne6elt
iueroen Tonne. @oi babe iuie Ser
@ogeI StrauB gebauoelt nno 6cu
aopf Dor Der @eidbr int 5aiOc Der.
itedt Mud Senator Gnmlltins
ouldtc in un5ipei0eltigen @ortcn
icin NiiBIallcft ans.
Saas Ninntag m Der 9ieibe.
,gtad scr 9lbitinmlnlq I'M Scnat
trdt ioiort oa9 0aussaonlitee fir
oism1rtise angelcgcnbeiten 3niati.
men. IS ipllroe nit II aegcn 2
Stimmen hcihloiicn, Die 91cgernorc-
idje 9lcIolittion, melde Der Gorc'.
iicu glcid)t. crit am Winitng Der
tonmellocn 4iode sur glbitirnmllng
8it briu9cn. llm 3piiteniGllc mic
6ieienigen lin Senat nunoali6 Slt
niodeI. iolen teille 3lfabaitrGge
5ilgelaiien ipcrOcn.
gertrcter Ncbrnsfa's fir 8arnung.
SGmtlidle led)s gertreter 0es
Staotes Aebrnsfo i'm aonareb ia.
len lid) fir cine @orHllng Dor HeiIen
onf ornierten 3onipfern erfl6rt.
9efanntlih limo Oie S1lftc oouon
9cInotraten mo 6ie. ii6riacn orei
Repnblifnner. Iros oes 9artei.
1mtcribicoes eiltiaten iie iid) iGmtlidl
aeltern. nadocm befonnt puroe, oaB
ein 9erilidl geulnht iper0eu ioa, sic
9leiolntion ant Den giif 81 legcn,
0dDin, bnB iie ae9en einen inlden
slntrag itinuncn niirneu. Gie sln.
lianaer Der slegierlrng iino riller
4ieinuna Oarilber, oab iic aud int
Souic oie 3iIael IN S1n0en Bobeu
nnO liesen iueroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-03-04
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9lui bic 9lbltinultllng, iuel6e Die
glubGu9er Der Hegierlng i6on ais
rineu poIlit1noigen Sieg betrodte.
ten iolgte ieood cine beftige 8ebotte.
peI1e oieien Sieg 5ieinIid il.uio.
riid) madte ino Die Siegesltinmung
iebr berabfiiblte. gs luur0en Der.
ortiae idarie 9lngriffe gegcn ole 9lO.
niiiliitration imo Die glrt uno gseiie
erboben, aui pcIde man Den obigen
aitrng, Die 9eiolltion auf ben Gid
si leger, 0nrdJ1epcitidt butte, 0aB
eer nor6er errungcne Sieg Der glu.
b1neer 9ilinfs 10 5ientIi1 alSge.
gli1en iunroe, mo Senator Seipis,
Die .0elnofrotiihe 9arteipeitI6eo /,
Ole Senatoren beidpor, iid in III.
rem ansoriideh 81 nldBlgelt
SOraG ingt iciHe Meinnug.
SeHator @orab 0uBerfe lid) iiber
nic Giltdpeitiduna ioIgenOernl1Bcu
9sir flnaen GeiltIdlIono AT neil
ms ient 9Feaieruuasinitcm mo iein
Iiilitarisumis Hid)t gcidllt, unO bod
wnroe heufc Der Sen1t Der @er.
Staaten Die bodJite Legislature aor.
l'eridlnit, aermaniiiert. gSir 6aben
0ieiclbe Saltimg eiugenonmen mo
aaIan io gelonoclt, nie Oie b0d)iie
oelItihe IegisIotioc a0rperidoit &C.
fnnoelt babef fuilroe. tueun Der
aniier BON ieiHem Sbron bera6 ihr
geiebIe erteiIt.
Die slbitimmling bat fiir oen 9Srd-
iioent feinen @ert uno 0riidt aud
nift Die sDicinmia oes 5enats ans.
gie SoItuna 6cs Senots bente mag
pdrlomeutariid ieiu. aber iie idbmedt
10 iebr nodb ssei9beit uno nadl Dem
g'emiiben, oie gerantiportlidifeit ab-
5niDdl5en, ooB i'd mid 81 oieien
idnrfen ausoriiden heredtigt haIte
amd Glarfe aearn &ilion.
!, Scuntor 9IarFe. 1cnIotrat pon
@rfaHias, protcitierte ebenioas ac..