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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-19
Francis Ouimet Barred
From Amateur Ranks

no TON. April IS.-F'rnnci.
putmct and John ~. Sullivan. Jr,
hhNe received official notice from
inc United states Golf Association.
through VI. Lewis Crosby. one or
the executive committee. TINT they
nre not eligible for amateur COM
petition because OF violation of tho
new rule regarding professionalism,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-19
French Rnccrs Arrive.

NEW YORK, April Is.--Twelvc thor
ouShhred horses that were frequently
runners In the big French races ar
rived here in Atlantic liner Korea, and
Will he entered in American events this
summer several arc stccpIcchascrs. In
Joseph l.. Weidner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-19
HAVRE DE GRACE RESULTS

ry, three year olds. selling
SSrricksnd 100 daD. slS7S. "s $3.50 81 J.
MS, Greetings. 100 (MountainS 81 ie'
HhS.5 - second; Shranmcl, lOS WEATHER
frahk, Garnctt and Finy Delphia aIun
ran. tpi''' also
Second four year-olds. s1ean,.ch.s
II!'i'f, ABOUT Two miles Handwriting
-" Ion 10? tCrawford). $3.50. s3.3c'
second: ldaic Manhood. third. Tin,r
AZ little Hugh. Aviator Sanctim
ana Taboo also ran '''
.. ihIru-thrcc Ncar- Odds aud nm Nos,
uicap. hve iurlougs -Anikin. lGi tRoh.
iin,s(on. S6i.60, $3.50 SLIGO frst Eoi,.
sire t;ar los lEnip; $3.50 $3.50. second;
hnmon Presumption, Tiajam. Robert
'';"ui"I and Prince Henry also ran.
S S.Gi., Tour and one-half furlongs-e
hemune II CMcTaggarD. $3.50. $50
4" niS, None such IA (RutwcID,
i inns p"'. a Stcomd RhNmer, lo2 tschut-
'n ~. pm" and Manokin also ran.
tour, year oids. selling. six
,,HGiiiSohsS<IGailop ~ lMetcalN. $3.50.
,'Siy,hamehorni, sl5.4o $3.50. second:
Trii,nI II ,Butwelp. 5000. third
n i,.irs il.' Joe Fin, Contcmay Borax.
irntciract and ApriSa also ran
sixth three year olds and mn coil
tns; hNe and one-half fnrlongs-Mar
!orle ll5 biaynes), $40 $500. S340
.rs, isreslon Lynn. 100 o.. Aic'rag.
EHfp }" 10, $3.50. second. Deduction.
~ 'WarD, S33O third. Time "a .
,imclhnati In ana Out. Ermsmary. Big
I'ulnaH' Elk Ridge, protagoras Ada
Anne and Omar also ran
seventh four year-olds and nm soil.
lnS' mile aud seventy yards-Idn C'Iai,
~. ~ McTagEarc. $500 S33o S26o'
HiS' NJ Mack. LOO DiutwclD. &c 90
Xxx a%tphH' Miss Waters. &C ICruise)
S".'o' tnlfd Time, l:4S2-5 Southcru
,"I" Ee flying Feet. Yodclcs and
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BUTTON WINS CONVENTION
Annuni Meeting OF state insurance
commissioners TO he Held I'm
Rich m Ond I'm Sent e m, her

Richmond won in a contest at St.
Louis yesterday TO land the next an
nuai convention OF State Insurance
commissioners, which had heen i'm scs-
SION III The Missouri city for several
days. Tho convention, which is com
posed OF Insurance Commissioners of
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-19
Colonel Wise to Sneak.

Colonel Jennings C. Wise will make
an address before tho Equal Suffrage
League In the Commercial Building. on
Second Street. between Broad and
Grace Streets Tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock on preparedness"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-19
christinnsburE High In Winner

CnkiSTIANSBURG. VA, Anru ,s
~, n fairly played game, Chris
ttI"hSpurE High defeated RIacl; sbure
nigh to-day. II to &. OIin%er mr,,
pitcher for B!acksburS, was ,lrimc,,
IRON n me mound in the fourth inning.
~" ms successor. Carey, was also nit
hard. Rangelcy. for Chris,I.nyi,r,
iiiish School. pitched star bali. boldins
ms opponents TO five hits Tho chris,
t'ahSDurg team as a whole showed inn
ProNcinent over the last game plav-
ihE steadier and more consistent ball
batteries: BlacksburE High School,
olinGer. Carey and Bodcll: Christians
burg High School. RanGeley anu Charl
ton. Umpire, Sanborn. Dartmouth.
IIarrisonhurE High Is winner
HARRISONBURG. VA April IA
IIarrisonburg High School defeared
Meyers Cave High School to-day. . To
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-19

OF every State in the Union. will he
held here some time In September.
Commissioner Joseph Button. of Vir-
Ginia. took prominent part in the
proceedings Of the st. Louis convert
tion, where a number OF reforms were
inaugurated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-19
INDIANS LOSE TO TIGERS

CLEVELAND. April lS-rrirIes nv
Witt and Veach allowed Detroit 10
overcome Clcvclands early lead and
win, TO 3. Cleveland knocked Cove
lcskic from the box in the first inning.
but could do little with Dubuc The
Indians filed the bases with only one
out in the eighth, but Cobb caught
Towards ny and doubled Speaker at
the plate. Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-19

baseball team viii PLAY richmond rnJ
ie%e TINS afternoon ~ Wosthampton
40 o'clock. Followers Of the Red and
hi"GH an" looking for them TO give the
9Pi0"rS the battle Of their lives
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HOW THEY STAND
American League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
thicngO. !: ST. Louis, ..
Mn.hington, &; Boston. 9.
Detroit. I; Cleveland, 3.
New York, 4: Philudelphia. .
STANDING OF CLUBS

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
st. Louis at Chicago.
Detroit nj Cleveland.
Washington at Boston ~ kames).
Philadelphia nt New York.
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Silver Spoon, sto,.,

Mrs. w. r. Nelson. 20lS Monument
Avenue. complained to the police last
night that dozen silver spoons, valued
AT S36' had been stolen from her resi-
dencc.
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ALEXANDER GOES STRONG
AND PILLS BEAT BRAVES
First Defeat in Championship Hung
on Boston by Moran's
Team
RUDOLPH DRIVEN TO coyEI
Hal Chase Clouts Homer in Tenth
Inning and Wins Game for Gin
cinnatf-Hit First Ball Pitched
by Adams.

PHILADELPHIA. April lS.-Boston
suffered its first defeat In the pennant
race this season to-day, Philadelphia
winning. TO o. Alexander kept Bos-
tons hits scattered, while Rudolph
was Knocked OFF the rubber In six In
ninSs. Niehoff drove in three Of the
home teams runs with two singles and
IA sacrifice fly. Score
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Virginia Rat. win Cam.

ORANGE. VA, April IS.-The Uni
v ,G,E "r virginia freshmen won from
N""dbcrry Forest mere TODAY bv tho
s'or" OF TO = The PLAYING or Ncrccr
- second base Was a feature.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-19

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
Macon at Albany.
Augusta at Jacksonville.
Columbus mt Montgomery.
Charleston ut columbia.
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HAL CHASE SMASHES BALL

CINCINNATI, April 1S.-A home run
ny Chase IN the tenth inning won for
Cincinnati from Pittsburgh here TO-
Gay. lie was the first man up in the
TENN, and struck the first ball pitched
for Il home run. Score:
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Cincinnati.
ittslu.glI.


ota's... 30 10 - Totals. .34 7'2T 6 2
Hone out when winning run was scored
.Batted for Mckenry In NTH
Inan for Clarke in ninth
.batted for Barney In seventh
Score by Innings:
T I, ........ 2 0 O IA
nn.soureh ...... i 0 %
70 'uihInary: nuns-Killifer. Chase, Griffith
-, carey. %. Baird. Two-base hits
n ~. i,'"' tiarEe. Three base hits-Groh
fh' i'shchman. Double pIay-Groh to
Shasn' sacrifice htts-Chasc. Schneider
Tr"iEn oasesrCarey 60. Chase (2). Griffith
Adams 4; by Schneider. 2 Bases on balls
,o1, M, Mckcnry' o.: off Schultz. 3; off Adams.
l. Iihe ZVS' Umpires. O'Day and Eason
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-19

u Andrcws. OF H"sbury. - a.
'ohPi"""d =" TIA. police last night
Il"l "" had been robbed III $50 By q
negro woman.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-19
National League

RESULTS yesterday.
Cincinpnti. !: Pittsburgh, g.
Philudelphin. Boston o.
New York Brooklyn tcOid weather md
high windD.
thicHHO-St. Louis (wct grounds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-19

Score by innings: u
Philadelphia .... n I q . n
A'o'toh d 90
summary; Runs-Paskert. Cravath (2J
l:uuerus. iitts-or Rudolph. In . innings
wo-nase hits-konctchy. rasEeri Sacrifice
80 nil'cu. \iehon Stolen bascs-Whit-
tsd. Maranviil", Smith. lief, on bases-
nhiiadeiphia :: Boston. s. Struck out-bv
;suuoiph - by Alexander. >: by Barnes
Double play--Comp,on to Maranvi,ie ~
smith First base balls--on AIexander
and Emslic. - '''
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Sc"r" hv innings: n
Philadelphia ..... oOoion,o ~,
New York n 1 n n a = .
summary: Euns-Ia ioic Thomson Gt,
a." Trdeon' nipp Firs, base ON balls
-" ;rhh"iS. or Shcthat .: OF Shawkev
w. n'ru'h "ut--by Majors. hy Shawkcy
.. Iwo- base htts-Gcdeon Ppp Shawkey
nracI,''c" hits.MaEec. reckinpaugh Stolen
phSes -'ilih"o'cy CD. Baker. Double nl,,ys
,.i;aj"ie Witt 10 Mclnnis: Pcckinpnuch
1"dcom 10 Fipp; Baker. Gedcon 10 Pipp
i.assed ha!l--Meycr. Wild pitch.-Nnhnr.
on Majors. 10 In innings: of Shcchan n.
IN inning. Earned runs--of Nabors 4
OF Shcchan. none. Umpjrc.--C onnoiI,
owens. Time 2:l0 '"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-19

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
New York at Brooklyn
Boston at rhilndeIphin
tOnly two games scleduied.)
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H"HHIdrIi Nuns-Bush W.T.. Vcnch on
Iran"y' chapman. Turner. Two base hits
lehman 60. Grancy, Gandil. Turner Three
ptse hits.Fitt. Ncach t2,. Grancy Stolen
nas Bush Sacrifice hits--Chapman Roth
Handii. Turner. Double ploya-Bush. Young
and LEHMAN: O'Neil and Turner: Cobb and
StanaGe. Bases on bals-oH Dubuc :; or
aiortoh' y. struck out-by Dubuc, q bv
Morton, \: by Mitchell l. Umpires Chill
and Evans. ~ ("'t
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Cleveland.
Detroit.

Totals. "a - Il Totals. - rig
Iitaitcd for Evans in eighth
ttiattcd for o'Ncill in eighth
,tattcd Tor Mitchell In eighth.
Slated for Harper In eighth
Score by innings: y
Detroit .......... n n n a n r.
''cNelahu ............ %
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eleventh STRAIGHT WIN
IS REGISTERED BY |NTs
{ sssEiclmond FINDS Raleigh Pitchers
49, for Thirteen Hits and Ten
Counters.
THREE PERSONS AHE HURT
Tarhccl Battery Put out of Game
hy Injurics--lsat Boy Loses Cou-
pic Of Tccth--tiamc To-Day Will
Start nj $50 O'clock.


~ ,Ic ,r ,roc,b-C,m, To.Doy will
,.,..,,
start ''' %" ''"'h.
Eleven in row is tho mark set by
,bo pi.hn,nud inns YESTERDAY when.
=, "'e '''' '''
'stocal trioc defeated the tal"iSh team
/ Of the Carolina League. rhe game was
.fcaturcd chiefly by the heavy hitting
of the Richmondcrs. who bftcd the
,,., ~, ,,;r,, .,ro,;oe Including
t"o N'P'eS '"" wv"
dents also featured the day. three per
sons being injured The inal score
MAS 10 to 3
.,, ,, o..-ro,.,,;,,, b,., it's hat
t,,T., .o.on, Yesterday
NJ, ,,.', fo,, ,,itb 40 ~
,I,,.I, ti,,.,, ,.noruoli
eP.'o' '' t, ,,,,Io
s..i,. - Fam, ,in.s
= ",'"''' "'" W.
a. p"'
Speaking literally. one pitcher WAS
Knocked out of the box, Will" tho
entire first battery started bE tcinie
Busch was forced to retire Pitcher
lllion stuck his fin in the way OF 4
l,a,tcd ban and badly spraiucd two
rupcrs Gilmore Thompson. tho Young
RECEIVER givcn a trial by Richmond.
was hurt in the first inning when lie
canc,,, ono Of rlIion's shoots on his
.hare hand Inns, before tic game start
ed. the na, boy. Christian by name
was hit under the chin hy a bail aud
X.haa1> hurt Two nr the Youngsters
fao,h verc knocked ont by the blow.
,be ryinr ,ro,,rs hninr easily seen
by snectators in the grand stand as
lihay left his mouth
.,, n,r,,,,,.
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TOTALS. 81 6 q IS 2 rotals. .sg u p

Totals. 81 G "a IS Totals. 81 II . Is o
18aucd for McCabe In seventh
lBatted for l.avan in ninth
'Batted for Clark in ninth.
Score by innings: H.
St Louis .......... q -
Chicago ............. . , o o o -
summary: Runs-Marsans e., Weaver
q. Fournter. J. coiln" Terry. Faher
i"o-bHSc hits-Wcavcr. Tubin. Three ba -.
hits-Sisl"r, Fomrnicr. j Collins Struck GU;
by Mccahe. l; by Faber >. Bases on
paiis-on Groom. :. off Mctabc, /. Double
play-D"al 10 Pratt TO Sislcr Sacrifice hits
-Sererotd. T.. Collins, Schaik. Passed bali
Hartley. Time. 2:06. EMPIRES O'Loughlin
and Hildebrand.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-19

caught Groom at the plate In the third
and spoiled q 81, l.nuis opening. Score:
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Score by innings: n
Washington .... q q 4
BOSTON ................ u o q q o . a..
summary: Runs-Moelier t2) Rondcau.
ShankS, Hooper. Agnew. Two-basr hits
Lewis Hits-on shore In : innings Ieft
"h hases-Washinston. :; Boston. 6 stolen
hases-Moellcr ga. Janvrn Sacrifice hits
MORGAN t2l. Bases on balls-ofr Uarpcr
?: on shore. . Struck out-by uarncr
by shore. 8: by rcnnock. Double playsI
Morgan, Mcbride {" Judge: Mcbride Nor
KAN 4" Judge. Passed hall-Agnrw Time
$50 Empires Dinccn and Nallin
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STANDING OF CLUBS

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
New Orleans AT Atlanta
Mobile at Birmingham
Memphis AT Little Rock
Nashville mt Chuttanooca
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-19

'"'''''"' - 10 totals. ~ II 81 Is
iBhllcd for Meyer in eighth
tnati"d for SheehRn In eighth
Rated for crowciI in ninth
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Southern Association

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Memphis, 10; Chattanooga, q.
New Orleans, 3; Isirming ham. 2.
NnshFiiIr' =; Little Rock. l..
Mobile, =; Atlanta, I.
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American Association
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Toledo, 1; Milwaukee. ..
Columbus. 4; Kansas City, 0.
st. Paul, 4; Indianapolis, I.
Minneapolis. 2; Louisville, I.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Milwaukee at Toledo.
Kansas City ut Columbus.
st. Paul mt indianapolis.
Minneapolis at Louisville
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South Atlantic League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Montgomery. 2; Columbus. I.
Columbia. .: Charleston, 4.
Macon. q; Albany, ..
Augusta, {; Jacksonville, 3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-19

totals. 80 q ? Totals. ~ 24lt /
Batted FOR Gowdy In seventh
.batted Tor Rudolph in seventh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-19
Run Down Nerves
Lost Vitality
Poor Appetite
General Debility

SAMSON DISCS are the best remedy
for all OF these One dollar at Polk
Miller's three drug stores, or by mail
THIS SEMINOLE SPECIALITY CO., T..
q. Box Cos. Jacksonville. Fin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-19

Totals. 30 q II Totals 81 5 y IS
TBattch for shorten In seventh
fBaticd for Shore In eighth
'B1ttcd for Gardner i'm ninth
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-02-03

Merchants who do not
advertise in a German pa
per, do not deserve the
German trade.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-02-03

Iblton0 qenommeu rnO itatt 0eiien
fiir oa5 9fote @reu3 aeionn1elt. -
8enn ie 3meiicl beItonocn bGtten Oh
Der @r0Be uno Eiihti9feit 0e3 0cuts
i6cn 8oiier8, 10 b0tten Die baBerfiil.
ten SdmGbunQen IN 8ort lmo 8tI0,
melhe GcutIhlonO8 @egner gcroOe
oeqcn i'm unoufb0rlid rihtelL ieocn
cbrli60cnfenOcn Vtenihen iiber3euQen
miiiien. @ilbelm Ii. lit tatia6lib,
mte Der ,9tIte SJriB", Der crlte uno nts
crmiioli6e 9iencr ietne8 8oltcS. Gel.
ten lit Elm @oben3oller pont 0eut1hen
8olf 10 oQgemein 10 innerltf Oerebrt
n10 Qeltebt moroen. Sein 8etIpteI,
ieine 3uberiiht lmo ltnermilOlldfett,
Die Gotiahe, ooB Ieine eigenen feds
S0bne I'M iSeIoe neben einIoben 0euts
ifen Characterization in ben pintets
lihen QuufqrGben lte6en un0 ben Sieg
felienfeIt erluarten 0o5 8omuBtIein
Bob Der ,SSrieoen8faiier" 0o8 fitr6ter'
lihe MenIhenqcmeBel niht auf Dem
BemiIien bot, pirfen 5itnoeno olf oo5
Qan3e 0eutIhe @olf. 9lQe GeutIhen
Iino ourh0runQen bon Der einen eolen
2eioenI6uft, ihr 2ebeu fir 0es oeltts
Id)en 8olfe5 @obl runo 3ufrnft Dtn3us
geben.
Ot0hte er nod oieiem ariege III ltrts
qeIt0rten 5rieoen nod 10 biele 8c-
burt$toge ouf Dem Ebrone feiern, Dte
er eS Dor oem &rieg 9etan, un0 mod.
te er nod 3euQe Deroen iener 3ett,
in Der Ser gauge Grofrets i'm pteoer
einn1iltig griiBt nit altfridtt8er 4f'
tung Dor ieinent Bo0en un0 NIT chr
lider 9eDunoerung Ieine5 &onnen3,
=
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henlono genouer 5lt fennen, erIfelnt
es geraoe8u 1tn0enfbar, BOB 8rieheno
lan6 infolge Der fortgeiebten 9eleioi'
gungen uno 3euiitigungen iih an.
oers entlhei6en iollte aIs gum 9antpf
aeqen Die gllliierte,l. Wtan ipeiB 5li
tpenig bon oen WaBnabnen, Die Die
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-02-03

merocu Iulltcn, ferner 1873 britiIfe
gefangenc Mannidaften, 155 Maun
britiIhc Sciatuug Der rIppam", BDBc
britiihc Cffisierc unb 8eamte nnb
116 @Suiiagiere. 8ie 2icnt. Berg CT
sGbltc, mnroe ant II, ,nnuar baa bril-
tiIhc 6anOelsidiff pGIan WcSaOiib"
nad) etnem fmrsen Aalnpf uUbei Is
grttCn aetDtet luurOen, Dcrieuft, eben-
10 oeTcn 2nbuug. S5Hnf britiidle Wa-
trpicn lunrDcn ppn ben 9cutIhen aus
Dem &aiier geftidlt.
9lm 10. Snu,tar fiug bic rWO'ue"
Den britiIdDen 9ampfer oTaringfDrb" "
Elm nno Dcricnfte lin Oann, nebit 800
SOnneu SUPPER; am ielben Gage lunr'
DC Der britiIdjc Sampfer gGurbrioge"
eingcfangen unb, ba er 6OOO Sunncn
SObIen an Sorb bate, ais SUblcn-
Id)iff fcit9ebaltcn.
glm 13. Snnnar fling bic rM0pe"
ben britiIdlen Abmirals-SranspOrts
oampfer ySUrmOuhD" ein uub Der-
Ienfte lin. - 2lm ielbcn Nbeno mnrbe
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gen uno OcrIenft uebit 5000 Sonncn
Gaonng unS nadD cinigen Stunoen
mieber Elm britiIher SranspOrtoams
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8egmnbmc Ocs grORen @aiiagierOam'
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Berg, Der 8efeDlsba6er Der OcntIdcn
WannId)aft, bat nod feinen Offt5lellen
8eridDt an bic Ccffentlthfeit gelangcu
lahen.
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nnng, oOcr uObin tie iid m0nete, mad
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perIenft bate. 2lQc &Drgange baben
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noriidcn Snicln 5ngetragcn.
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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-02-03

3entroImGhte an ser griediIhea
@rer3e getroifen buben, 3lt lpenig alt6
bon ibren Bl0ncn uno ser Gteife, Biz
5uoer ite ge0ieben itnO, nm audi MIR
einiqerrloBen iihere S6liiiie auf Den
ltmfQnQ uuo Die 9lrt eine8 gemeins
ihaftliden 0or0cben8 nit @rieders
lan0 3u 5ieDen 2llS iider 0arf man
aber onnebmcu, DOB Die griehilbe 9ies
gierllng lih nit 0eutihlon0 berit0rls
oigt bat uno 0oB @rie6enlon0 ieinen
Sreun0 in ser Rdbe meiB, menn eS
0o8 Shmert gegen Die 8onoiten 3iebt,
0ie ibnt in 6ou3 u1o Sol ein0rangen.
9oB 0ieIer 5reuno niht untdtig 8uies
ben miro, mie Die iSreunDe Scrbien5
uno WionteneQro8, lit ielbitberit0no-
lid. ltn0 0ie 5ouit, Die iih iiber CO.
loniti al&5oeredt bot mag idneller 3u-
ihldgen, oils mir Dernutten.
gtnn IO0 9entId)lan6 gar Nbiiften
auf Gonooo bnben! Wtan meiB mirfs
llh 1tld)t, OBJ e8 ubltdfl1d)e SeBe o0er
b06Iter 0l00Iinn lit. @ebt Der 8rieg
fir oo5 britiI6e Reih berloren 0onn
miro oa5 Ieines S6ube8 berauhte rie.
iioe 0odborlono frob fem, menn e8
freipillig 2lufnobme IN Dem Ser
5tootenbuno finoet. Genn ougen.
IhcinIih lit aud in Canada bereit8
be0euten0e grnii6terurg etngetreten.
Ser canooiIhe Senotor GoQuette bon
Quebec bcihuloigte Gn9lorto, oaB es
fir 0en arieg in mander 9e3iebun8
berantlportli6 lei uno IN elmer gldns
8en6en He0e erfl1rte er iih gegen Die
Gntienoung neiterer Truppen bon
Ganooa mad gnglono. Ser Senator
Iagte, penn Gngloro Dor Iusbrudl
oes arieges feiter allfgetreten uno
.niht NIT 8eltIdlano gelie6dugelt
bate. oann gd6e es bellte feilten arieg
uno GauIerloe bon canuoiihen Vean'
nern, bie beute I'M @rabe rubteR,
fonnten ibrer frieoliden 8eIbaftt-
|gung uadgeben.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1916-02-03

NOrfolf, ga, 2. 5ebr, - Ser icit
Nittc Sannar B. s, ais DerlOren &C.
glaubte britiIdc 6anoelsOampfer
y cNppnm", init mcrtpOller 2aOnng,
116 Eaiiogieren nnb 155 Wtann &c
inBitng, nnf Der SaHrt ODn SiiGNfrlta
mad Gnglanb, iunrbe geitern, bic Ocnt-
Id)e 6lagge fitGrenb nnO unter Cbbnt
elmer Oentihen ErtIenmonnidDaft DOn
22 Wtaun inter SDmmanoo OUn
Gtentnant Berg bon Der ocutidlen Wfe=
rincreieroe, in ben S0afen bon 9teiu-
port gtclus bugiiert. Ntnn ueif nDdD
nid)t, pb Gin ocutidDcs ltuterIeebOOt,
p0er Elm btsber nneut0cftcr OeutIfCr
SilfSfreu5er oM0iue" ben iuObl in Der
0eid)id)te Der Srtc9sGbeuteucr Cin5ig
oaitcbeuOen Sang mndJte. 0era0e
ais Oh Elm flcincr SSUr Serrter cinen
britiidDcn Gieienmaitiff an ben Cbren
IdDleppt.
Die ,Nppam" liegt MIN bel Glb
Guint Comfort, 9eihiitt oOn ben Se-
itung5fauDncn pUn SUrt YtpnrDe, i'm
idDiiBcnben 6afcn, 1tm Die iucitcren
NuOrOnnngen nnIcres Staatsocparte-
ments ab5nunrten.
Gigner Strcif) pun 2ieutnnnt Serg
berihtct.
Die yMDluc" fing Die yWppnm"
nndD fnr5cm @iberitanO, 60 Mcilen
n6rolid DDn Der SnIcl Maoeira
(midDt ucit oOn @ibroltar) Elm. Die
yW0lue" hattie bic MNrnIdDaften pOu
itc6cn lueitcren Dericnften brttiIdJen
Sd)iffen an Sur0. 9tadD Dem fiibnen
iSange mnrSen alle an SUrb Der Pip
pam" gcbrad)t. Die 9enauen Gin5eI.
beitcn Der ein5tg baltebenOcn 0clOen.
tat iinb nod unbefannt Anidcinen0
battc bic yWOIue" iidj brttiIf masfirt
Sine Gattcrle mar inter clnem frteb.
| lid ansIdaucnben SdJiffsmahIperi
am 8nd periteft. 9lIs bic rM6mc"
| bie sIppam" itclltc, ,uurbe bas faRit.
lidc WadDmert entfernt, bic OcntIdDe
IIagqc ging in bic 60be nub Elm bon.
nernncr SdDnf brndJte Oic uNppam"
sum cridrcfteu 0niten. 9tudDocm biz
| EbeutIdc Wannidaft an &Or0 Der r9lp'
pam" gefOmmcn nub bic etlua gefGbr'
lid merbenOcn britiIdJcn Eaiiagtert
nnb Wnnnihaften entuaffnet nn0 in
Gnbinen nnter itrcnger Selu0dDuuo
unter9e6rnd)t iuarcn, bampftr Die
yW0iue" at ncnen 0elOentnteu 0aDOu
OabOn nno bic oAppam" lpnrbe poN
Den 0cntidcn 0cloen inter brlttidJe1
TlNgoc Querii6cr ben G5eNn nnlu9tclu,
purt Ncus gcbradDt, no man ben Eb'
rem nno Den 2Ingen fanm traute, al;
Icic amerifantldDcn Safenbch0rOcg
bra6tlOs nngcrnfcn >unrOen, OaR Sr
WtaicItGt &ren3er oSuffalo" nOr 9In'
fer lieae nnb ais am nGhitcn WIOrgea
bic britiidc 452 lange rIppam" ein'
fnGr!
452 EcrIuncn anf Der yIppam".
9lnRer Der oeutIhen Griienmnnu'
IdDaft BON % uaren an SOrO Y
9eutIdc, Oic ais brttiidDe @efGngen(
in engliIdDe GctentiOnSlagc: gcbradjt