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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-04
%nY@HARoLp ROBINSON.

When I called at the s0Ioughlin
lhomeSats Rochester, thelarbitrator was
not atlhome.: Right here Ismight. state
that umpisegis not insthe vocabulary
of the distinguished Silk Hesneyer
uses thesword. i decided to 60 back
to my hotel and dropiaround the fol.
lowing day. WhenSIS walked into the
lobby, | noted some1 0 e: men stand.
ing around a. big divan.
why the tcrowd?Ds1 asked the clerk.
ut IS much smaller than usual he
answered
What IS the use,ofsit2.SSI3insiste
on getting the reason.
"Beg your pardon" said the clerk;
81 thought you could see for yourself.
That fellow in the brown suit is SIX
|OtLoughlin.
""rWh lis hep managedsto ask with.
out breaking into a laugh. Right then
and there / lost out with that clerk.
II, at that time, he had q chance TO
assign me to a room, I'll WagerI would
hayeEgotten the worst one in the
house. s.7
thought everyone nthe world
TknewHSAks 0iLoughIin' was the clerks
disgusted reply. We Rochester folks
regard him as the greatest
umpire in the world. He
Eis5 the fe1lowsthat never made q mis-:
take in his life, the fellow who said
there arc no close decisions, and the
bird who originated that famous ex:
pressioaGStrikeI Tub.
I walked over to the place where
MgG&SM
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-04
R6l RR0BE[M EQR
BASEBBLl COACH
n M Pick a Team
From 20 Candidates
ThisGWeek.

. MoRGANToWN5 April with 40:
candtdatsss on his hands and the first
game % the seasonScom1ng Fridayiaf.
fernoon. Coach Charley Hickman.
west Wrginia.sSbasebalI coach, ais now
face ID 6ace with the problem Sor
pickng Que the nine best men in
four days. True; g 81 that number
OF lie eandfdates hayeEnot received q
fulI opportunity I display thlsir abil;
III. hut neverthe1esss q team must be
picainf out the nine best men in
sure Is be disappointed There is one.
thing above an elsasand that is that
the team that starts the season Fri!
day viii not beSthes same team that
blaysAtwo weeks hence or the Alumni
gafae Ia June. Changes ressure tolbeI
made hecausa thereGar Sentirely9too
many natural ball players on Hick;
fiianss 1915 squad.
hereIarasak1east:a stars
d embryo who willsnot shine at the
beginning. Then;Stoo, 5theretaresseYera
h E who aresbetterSinE warm weather
than they aTeswhensthe Beasonsopens.
These mem will suffersaIspiwhen Kick:
man selects INSTRUMENTATION game.
. Friday. The coach has Sinstructed3 all,
however that thefteamSh he intends to
start VIII not be the team thatSwll
ba playing Is fortnight hence. The
best pitcher on Hickmanssfaquad3 may
not start Friday NoEones should be
Surprised tf Fred ohenoweth# starts
the Fama instead ofEE atterner, June
and Observation-Disclosures Just
what he VIII hAYeStWoEmonths from
now HA Ii NwayBEtnfshape. Chenny's
pttchtngf ability isSIocatedsforGthe most!
paxE above his shoulders.EHesha has a
Wicked Neutrality-suspicious. tan:
taHzi1g ffhiSEearly In theRaeason, with
Just enough hook D nsthe ball to worry
you. Then too, heSissthe oldestgman
On the STAN and i'll ssthescuBtomshereI
To- allow the Oldest man to sstartEthe
hrst ganle. F1dIer will catch. That
much IS q Certainty Chances favor
Dough% at frst. shortgandssthird are
doubtful. Kisner8 and FIynna are the
hest bets with Flynn at short and
Ktsner &C third. Ayers while not hit:
Sing rs strong asSsomes others will
probably start INLET In cen.
Ter md stoops in right sLambert
stands The hest show OF being the
arst substitute In the ;outflelds,EHut:
the net ii reltef pitcherSa d$Atk1nsoni
the fhirdF 10 o. sub ats hrst. Rodgers
has only been outstWo days8andscons
senuentiy is not in shape. Armstrongl
mas d chance as assubstitute for the
other inhefd positions Great Spreparas
tons are being made for the8opener
and O higs turnout Of students and
ians il expecteds
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-04
P0STSEAS0NG GAMES
.FORN MGABQNLE!.!RSl
Interesting Tournament
Will BE Started This
Evening.

The post:seasonfbow1ing tournament.
starts tonight at the SY.E "A.
ands is open only to membersEof4the
Commercial Sleague;N which recently
closed their schedule.s The first pair;
ofgmatched 3bowlers to arrive tonight
will start the tournament and the
singles will bearolled OF first.
An entry fseg ofa$tsi Is charged all
,bowlers. OF this sum 20 cents goes
into fund to provideEa banquet to
the bowlers toybe Saflatergdate.
The remaining 25s centssinieach dollar.
will besussdg to provide suitable troe
Iphies sforithe winners andEpay thee x.
spenseS ofEthe tournament, InSadditton
to the trophies to- be purchased ftnsthis,
manner, two handsomeatrophfes sdona3
ted by Fairmonts BUSINESS menswi11sb he
lawardedst to winners in the tourna:
ments.
The singles start this fevening.0 n,
Thursday evenfngsitsi planned to,
start the doubles. The4drawingsif for
singles andFdoublessw ereSmadeiattthe
association yesterday and are assfol'
lows:
]. M. Mills vs. King; q Cunningham
f3s3Heintz; Ollie; g.. Gardner; -.
F1emiIg; so Wrasse;; IL. Bentel;S12..
Coleman t18. Curtis; IA. Evans; IL,
JHustead; 16. Nicely; az, Stanhagen;.
U.s. Linn; 49, art1ey; 90: orthefer;;s ~:
Browne 90. endall; %. Redic; "a.
Bell; 25. Nay. 26. Dawson: Eng:
land; 2S. Barkalow; 29!S Crogani go:
iDolison; 81. Arnett; 80. Watson vs..
Mauer.
RI Doubles:
1.RedicS and Watson ys .0rthefer;i
p. England and Dawson; 81 Dollison,
iandSC Curtis; q, linn and Bell;S5.SC Cum
rogan;&6IHeint1 and
FLEMING; XII Dill esandssenkier Ar
nett and Gardner; 8 ,sBentelgand Cole
man: 1O,$ BarkaloW and EYans;aS IA.
Nay and stanhagen; ~, MapeI and!
iHustead; rs, Hartley and SJackson;
1I, Maurer and8 Kendall;315 NsrasaeI
and Nicely; licking andSMtlls.
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sHoULpErR HEAVE BROWNS. LEFT5To RIG
ssouTHPAWsWHo WIL SEC

lof left-handers? Has the erstwhile
master ofsthe hitless wonders aEfight-
ling chance for the pennant as bossso
la ball club ;possessedfof five southpaws
and but four reliable grtght:handers?
Fielder says he will gamble on his
troops to finish well3up and is!banking
on the portsiders to blaze trail Of
Itrfumphs through the Junior circuit.
Two Of the the greatest southpaws
OF allltfme head the gstaffs Eddie Plank
IFS still; a wonderful money pitcher
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-04

Carl Weflman last season won eight
games! In nine starts against Detroit.
Earl Hamilton is staging aScome;back
after one otf.season, the penalty for q
Joy ride and auto wreck; Ernie Koob.
Michigan Wesleyan star, ranked even
with ..Dutch" Leonard. thoughShe came
direct from a college campus and Off
.ciated8 inE28sgames:
Then there issGeorge Sis1er. the
Handy Man who left the University
.of. Michigan and won four games while
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-04
SPORT NOTES:

gil9EFFYElys H,r&a3r9 3sEsE.63s fAi
The golfing beginnerh has to be links
eyed to- keep track Of all his slices
andspulk-shots.s
Tinker says the, Cubs are out Of COM
ditiona because they while at
Tampa. Which reminds, every day
brings its fresh alibi.
willard .telegraphs all his punch
es,,',, says T.. SMoran,8 @.Mebbe SO,
Frank from Manager Ike Dorgan.
but didn't some+-ofsthe telegramslmts-
+carry?"
Otis LawreY, U. of MaineIdtan1ond
great, wants to learn major league
baseballiby starting the bottom. He
has signed with the Athletics.
Every big Lacquer has dual per
sonality. Hess ashero one day; a boob.
the next.
Freddie Welsh scouts the idea that
boxing is brutal. never hurt any
one,"$Freddie confessed.
The report that Cam beat Hebner
in a swimming race is nottdle hearsay.
It has been Investigated and found to
hold water.
It Is said Stanley Yoakum, bone
crusher. breaks rocks by looking at
'em.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-04

JoeBTinkerS sayss There Is no dlasens
sion Cub ranks, but that some
AZ MS playersF slowed up because %
Ithe saudycondiion 81 the playing heid
ball writer's say Tfnker Inns d hard.
iobgaheadIoffhimlto gea good combin-
alton out Of the Whales and Cubs.
They also say when coFrect combin-
ton issa toundSit WI contain more old
iCubsrlayerEl than forEner Whales.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-04

not enlgagedEin holding down. first base
or right field.
Jones' right:handers are Bob Groom,
Iatcorking3 springihufle-; Otis Crandall,
defective pinchpitcher and knuckle
ball HEAVIER DayetD Wholtop
ped the Federal league hurlers and
famed 22SRbatters. in addition to- re
lcruits Bill Ftncher, a side.arm sling:
Ter, and Tim McCabeS late OF the
..ssrhree.I.."
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-04
IN HARoLpJ

RY#HARoLps JOHNSON.
sonthpaws WtllebeSput to the acid
test when the st. Louis Browns wheel
into action, Aprfls12!
on the eyegof the start of sanother
title dash-theFff first In which Fielder
Jones has engaged in the American
league since 1907@bnseballs wiseacres
are oping the chances of the Mound
City crew. amalgamated wtthAthe dec.
laratlon OF peace.
WIN Jones boast "a topheayy roster
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-04

mEallSthereF res30tplayersswhoS were
inatheS Federal league 1astyear who
will probably make good this year tn
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-04


Even Il ne 80 10 fhroukh the entire
fseason. which n externally doubtful
lfthat would be q small percentage 81
fthes two circuits in organizedsbasebail
II s~SEfansesr Roriand,s intenf3o,,
liz %ssrytnT mis- III nIaysrs M fhei
WhffaEo rosfss ms sssSons meininSi
Efhaf 2nineS man INV a M naTty viii
IETeE drnnnedSE0on afEer reachins ON.
ttsnd aye II ths fftsan nitehsEs are
itiiSslySf6 betdamped!
49,
SIass5S9ss dassIs ~ st.sS1S "
NY X ~ InS9
EaNEapA sstESa.S ~ 49,
ns1Ast snSApinSHs4ag
- Nh ~ TX 80
pae4a1s 49, s sssHs
calls fol only one W9orkontssash day
IheSlna1aIsss sto5haYeap Eohteasp
q
are on edge S#
I 757=
lrowint The third and four innings. He.
Itseems togbeSag different player sine
ljoinings Glecelandss He has been WORK
ing mornings practicing fielding
97-=
aGriflth has asprettySEoodSbaIJ club.
IEinn8Washintton TITS SSgaf@rrom what.
lIsawoe!them-yes q pretty god clu6,
tSnof as good IA hfstiaK earn s nv
l$bnnch.aB hut asbetta: balanced aggregaE
lE, e,GrEI-
tRrniEiyn
p,ssts,: wrttsrsf tTaxs,,By az tss
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-04
Baseball Notes

Baseball. Notes.
Deyinney; Colonial league pitcher
1astsseason. f. being tried out b Y BAL
timore.
II beginsstol look likesLarry Latoie3
again a5sregularS second baseman for
1.-The Athletics.
Harry Lord win play third base for
his Lowe11sclub.
Cincinnati Isl strong for economy
this seasonSItttook ithe3smalIest squad
lin5the majors South this season.
There are Sstill pitchersEwtth the
lRedsox: three of whom Will be drop
ped. Andersonsis} showing p3thei best
lofgthe youngsters.
Pitcher#FaganS who won all his
gamessinstheSWeste association last
seasons has been sent to the Beau.
mont CTT,ex:9 club BY Detroit:
Cleveland boasts of the youngest
catchers In the American league
Eo;Nei1, Billings, DAILY and Mills. Steve
oNeill the Oldest sisiS26.
Elmer Zach1ier, olttelder, has sign:
edswith2Newark Pitcfe SSchachti
has also come 70 stermsSWtth Manager
FredsTenney
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-04

h The%consensuss SofS opinfon in the
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the showtngSoI
itheECubs and t!9LolisS BrownsEtnspre1
season. games hasBbeenS due toS over
estimating Federals1eague stars!
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-04

InfieIder Walter Barbee ofthe, Cleye-
land Indians, Isl likelyto Join the In
idianapoliss club fol1owingHin the trail
of Pitcher Nick Carter:
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-04

The golfing beginner has to be links
eyed To- keep trackGof al. his slices
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-04

There isino field captainyof5t the sox.
and hasn't been sinceTI became man
ager. says Manager Rowland Of the.
Whitesox, despite repeated stories
3to. the contrary. The team had no cap
tain all last season: may sappoint
aScaptain thtsiyear, butt won decide
on the question until the opening Of
the season, April 49,"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-04

ny Cobb and BennyfKauf icameS
Sgether yesterday in the GiantgTiger
game IN Houston, Tex. Each made
one lift, aStwo:bagger. Cobb scored
two runs and 5Kauff none.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-04

It is said Stanley Yoakum, bone
crushsr. breaks rocks by looking at
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-04

Jimmy McGtll Of the indianapolis.
ciubyis alters pitcher from the Cubs.
;Weeghmanf says6there will be nothing
doing Su%ntilSTinker returns with the
ama1gameted WhaIe-Cubs.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-04

Ra9ebal: writer's, travelling With the
lDodgess say big Ed Pfelfer will easily
win as many games as Clover AlSx.
!ander. the sPhilliess star.
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1900
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-04

Freddie Welsh scouts the idea that
boxing is brutal. never hurt any;
one,",$Freddie confessed.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-04

Chief Bender, it is said will start!
iwithHtheEPhj!;ies $inSbettoT trim than
iatanyttime iin3Sthei last fyeSyearsSMan7
tager Moran says Bender was not hir:
,ed$ as q tutor to green pitchers but
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sofsthesstaff!
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-04

I'M WHaI
Hsawossthem-yess a prettytgtIdscluD
mot as good a histiaK .saIn as me-
bunch but a bette: balanced aggregas
{tion than last yea, as remember
ttErr. says Manager Robinson cG
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-04

Every big Lacquer has a dual per-
sonality. HES a5hero one day; a boob.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-04

Pitchers Billiard and Peters ofFthe
Colonial leaguaglast season have re-
iportedfto the Providence club. Dave
tShean3 has % players on hand
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-04

Cy Pieh,P Plus Schwert; Red Meow
i5efnEa ndSH Hal, Cable, ( Yanks,S have res
!portedttoS Manger FredsRTenney Of the
Newark club.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-04

Bob shawkey is showing up well,
with Yankees. His work Is pleas
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Donovan greatly
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-04

John Collins is doing some fancy
wattinpBingthetpr
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-04

Cleveland boasts Of the youngest
catchers in the American league:
Eo'Nei11,s Billings, DAILY and Mills. Steve.
oNeill, the oldest, 81 26.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-04-04

"Gritflthl has PrettysgoodSbal club
nn3WashfnEton6th
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G!e Bentise 4ase.

! Die Glliien meloen eroBe Grfolge
hei ibrer Sffenitpe, ober bic Setter
reiher berihten oas @egenteil. ollie
rliiiiiden 9ngriffe ionen ~a6eepieien
fem. Sic Gu{ien tpolert Die @oIell
fei @5er1otpib genonlmeil BADEN, Die
0efterreider baben oie geadribt nod,
nidt beitatigt. sllf anoern &riegs-
tbeatern lit nidts bon 8eoeutnrlg
porgefnnmetl. Sn 2onoon iit oas
HarInulestt 5uiamlnengetreten ulb
oas Gabinet balt cine Sibufte ab,
I'm iid fiber Die &onifriptionsbia ei-
mig 5u iperoen. gs miro befurhtet,
oaB peitere Miniiter 5uriidtreten
nerben. Inter Dem 0erbD.S pftem
haben fid 2,829,O00 Mann als Ge.
frliten geitelt.
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8aridlan inter oemtidJer
@ermaltnng.

Die neue 3eitidrift .9olnilde
glatter@ id)iloert in eirem 8rief aug
8aridalt~ ben eriten @inorud, sen
Der ginsug Der 8eutlden in oie
Staot Bel Der 8epolferung b~eroorqe-
rnfen bat, nit ben 5mei @orten:
oGeipeftDolle SreunoliffeitU.
y5reunolidl mar, iaot er, Die @al-
tung @aridaus urio 5ueleid3 abfpar-
tero: mas 9eoenfen Die Modtbaber
81 imp Der @erfaifer beIdreitt
oann Die 9atigfeit oes polniiden @o-
mites:
oaus Ser Guiien5eit itamntcn
5pei aonlites, Die bel Der aopfloIia-
felt Der 4etersblirger Gegierung lulo
hei Deren llnfdbigfeit Dos 0ffent
iide 9eben 3u beberrifen, cine qrpbe
9eoeutung 9eDnfnen: 0as ,3entrul
uno oas @arifalier 8iirgerfomite.
Ser 8oriibenoe beioer apn1ites
Shirt 3o5illaip 9ubormirsfi uurhe
ben Der oeuti6eu 8e6oroe als
Staotpraiioent beitatigt ufto Die Mr-
belt sing BON %itatten. Sn Den peiti-
gen StlnOen, oie 8piiden Der ssludt
Der HuIien uno Dem gimllarid ser
Gentiden perfloiien, fammelte oas
8iirgerfomite iiber 10000 MiIi8icn-
ten nm ii6, Geiite aus alien 8laiien
Der @eieaidaft, Die fir mnltergiiltigc
9ronuHg forgteu uao lire idlperell
Yflidteu- ipliroen nod 2 Miliainll
ten bon 8o1oite1i ermoroet - TAFT.
bolt ttnO unentgelti6 erfiilen. Dos
giirgerfomite teilt ii6 in perldieoe-
ne Mitsihiiiie, Die n in boiler Ser.
authorizing fir lire geliebte Sailpt-
iiaot, oeren midtiae 2ebensfroaeit
i'm Sinne Der ldoniten Eraoitioueit
oes polniI6eil 8oIfes Si rcguliec,n
beganneii. Ger erite geihluB 6cs
aomites NOR befanntIif oie ginfab.
rung oes Shnl8manges: es ionen
400 neue BOLTS Sdnlen geariinoct
fperoen. SSr einem Monat muroe OF
lie Staatsmittel mebr fiir nos Shul-
Deien aeIeiitet, ais ultter rltiiiider
Serridnft i'm Qoufe bon 5ebn So1-
rcn; neben aiirien fiir eripodIeue
analpbabeten Die Grridltllng Ell
lncr polniiden llniDerlitdt; ne6ca
Observation-Disclosures 8oIptednifum
0ie ruiiiihe Sprade muroe ihIieb.
lid ans alien Sdulen beieitiat; mn
in ben 9ittelihulen miro lie aIs
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no. ioa snnist aimitsS. bon aan sS spaa'.
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ao, 7-sdneaaus, BON Stein Orleans.
............ 49,. 1855 borm.
go. 8-SdneIang, bon 9el Gio ....
HOO borni.
SO. 9-9uniet erpreB. bon @etp Orr
lsn1s $50. ..7:55 nadm
SO. 1o-9uniet erpreb. bon Gan Srors
cisco ........--.. $3.50 nadm.
abfa5rt-
SO. 1o1-@unist eimiteO. mad Gan
Srnncisco ........4:50 BORN.
SO. 1O2-Guniet 2imiteb. nad Nen Or
leans 400 BORN.
80 7-56nea8ua, na6 9eI @io
..11:00 BORN.
$40. s-5dnel0ne mad 3efp Orleans.
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so. e-sunfet erpreB mad ean 8rans
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gfetprta Sibif IN.
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go. 10-aatb 2imifeo 1000 moro.
go. 26-antb SIber 49,. 900 nad1m.
SO. 22-9o6 Souiton. 1920 abenos
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SO. l. Bon &ouftorl @aco uno gorpus
@brtltt ............7:05 nadm.
No. 3@Ton 9onfton nnb &ii}enorten
............. $3.50 borlli,
Nn. 5-gon goafum urtb &iiitenorten
........ ......1:40 nadnl.
9to. 42-@on &errbille. $3.50 bonn.
yto. 44-@on 9errbile, MIR Sonrs
tags .6:45 nbenbs
SO. 146-gon &errbiue, tdgIi6 ausaez
nofnrnen Sonrfags ..6:55 abenos
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Wo. 2-Ma6 5oufton. Bneo uno Corpus
gbrifh $40 BORN.
$40. 4-aad 5oniton uno a~iiifenorten
............... 1890 abellbs
go. 6-Gad goafum unb aiiffenorten
......:............ 2:10 nad6m.
0o. 41-Nad aerrbiIle, MIR am Conn
tags .......... 500 mpraens
SO. 43-Nah aerrbiIe. .4:35 abeno3
nommen Sonrtnas ....7:05 BORN.
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Greie Yrefe ir seras: 9ieHfag a Sannar 1916.
hilhen 6ofen aniehet uno @rie.

u]llUeH SQIeI QlfeDefl u10 9ftes
de1lnno lit alid nidt I'M Stanbe, iei
ne Gedte bort geIteno al MAIDEN. IS
oiebt eben bort ul1tell CUR 3eit eatt3
merffpiiroige 8erbdItniiIe.
@as nun Die 2oge I'M glQgenneiltell
anbetrifft, 10 muB man Iagen, oab
trob alien @el6rets uno @ei6maBes
feline @enoung gum SdIimmeren fin
Die 8euti6en uno hire 8erbi1lloet2ll
eingetreten lit. gfi6ts lift poiiiieri,
mas iie geIdma6t ooer bic 6ein0e
ii6ermdBig geitdrft batte. Seine
9iinittgen Stequ1lgen itno berIoren
por0en, i'm @egeuteil, auf oent iaf
6ii6en Srie9sidallplat riiden Die
Seiterrei6er INNER petter Dor. lte-
herol baben iie lire Steau11an ae-
balten un0 nirge1tos bat iid eitt
Nadlaiien Der Grofte ee5eigt. Gs
III dlio au6 Der refine llniinlL oapoft
81 p%bantaiierer, ooB jett Die Deut.
lf)en anto lire 8erbiinoeten pernid)-.
tet tperben niiroen. sat man lie fri
Der niht pernidtet, miro man 0ieS.
iebt aud nidt fonren. IS lit gar fein
erii6tider @runo Dorbanoen, mar11m
nit ei1erat Male Elm iolder ult-
.iGmung itattfinoen folte. @n oag
@ereoe, mas Die Stoatsoberbaupter
un0 Minifter Ser 9Qiierten Ali
8eibna6ten uno Heniobr Iosaelai-
len baber, mar onrh ilidts begriinoet.
IS mar oasfeibe @eldrei oas lie
Dorber angeitim1mf batten. 9amals
bot es it'd nidt be~nabrbeitet n1to jBG
miro es it'd audi niht b~etpabrbeiten.
8ie es IN @irflidfeit ollsiiebt,
erfenfren mir an Den 3ult1noen til
England. Ser Hefrutiermgsplan
bes 2oro Derbp lift misgIudf, oos
miro often eingeitanoen. Sect greift
man CUR 3mongsein8iebung uuo
iiber lie berriden entgeeeageieste
Welnn1gen. ,Srn 8nlfe, I'M Borz
lament uno logar inn &abinet. Gin
Winifter lit idlon 5uriidgetreter1, Der
Winiiter bes Snlrern Simom uI.o.
aloere bnben nnr ourf) Die 8eihm0.
rltngen ibrer GolIegen gum 8lesben
betpogen tperoen fontlen. SIN Ser
lament iin0 Die Srlanoer olf'g Sit.
tfieoenite gegen Die 3ipangseinitel-
lung ltno Inn iie oaau betpeeen, o1B
tie trosoem fir Die 8orlage finn
men, mill mon Die Srldnoer bon
per 3tponsseiniteauns ausnobmer.
9ann bat Elm Cell oes 2anoes DierIt.
5tpaflg ufto Der anoere nidt. Wa5
ioa BET Iolfen baIben 3uitdnoen Der
o~usfommen2 @ie fam gnaIar0
glauben, Bob es bel iolf)er ltf1einig-
feit ar bas @roBe 81 leiiten i'm
Stanoe lit, bon Dem feline 9Siibrer
iidl lelbit unO Dem @olfe porreoen?
Wun fiirfte lid, nidt. Iuf in
Ter fommenoen &riiis p 1no es lit
mol moglidb oaB cine iol6e nns nabe
lit lperoen Die 9euti6en ibren
Wanm lteben uno meroen Qlorreid,
poaenoen, mas lie eIorreif b~egonner.
@s lit fem @runo porbanoen, all5li-
nebmen, Dab Dies niflt 10 lem Ioute.
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@hte pe,ttidbe .6eilmittel.

SSenn anbcre Mittel feblihIugert, ae=
6raiidlen sic Sdoenberr's beriibmte, aaz
ratiiert g~iftfreie SeiImittel fir Msasca-
Srubel, 8benmatismns, Sdnaarrbpibeu
(YiIes). Sautz unh @lnt &rnntbeiten,
Grtaltmng.
gan6iunrm NIT 9ppf entfernt utter
@arartis leidt uno Obne 81 faitsn.
AZ Sabre. 2109 @alnut Ctr. MiIfpaltz
fee. 8isc.
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aae Eprten ppn Srnd : Mrbeifen,
mie Bidder, ,SoIbers", griefbpeen unS
Spmperts, 2arten, Gircnlnre, Giulaban=
gen nitu., in Semtfd unh Gmslifd, nett
ansaefii6rt. WiIfpm e 3 4 a
a Hrintiaa Co., 206 Nabarro Str,
Sci. Grpfett 1924.
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Or. s. 81. 8iper, Sfteopotb, los
ctr. oben. Office Eel CT.
4S6. @ohnunasfef. Or. 1887 Wns)
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llufere GpesinIitdt: aue benfbarei
gIt1uen : gutlpirfen fir 9od5eiten un5
@egrabniIie - RrnhtboIIe friide Dlus
men. @a,sI 2afs sos Brain Gpenue.
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8esablt Cure gTOf sas"; anr
nod bis snm 81. Sanaar Seit basal