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New Britain herald., 1916-06-07
NALTZ IS BEATEN
 SOUNDLY BY MAG
PatherWeight Champ Has Little Trouble Pummeling Challenger

The greatest crowd that ever lthered in 8. hall in the town famed three things happening daily, Prning, noon and night, Meriden, 2v ''Semky" Waltz of Hartford take severest beating of his career at f hands of Young McAuliffe, the sy from the Park city, battling the 8irror champion" from Hartford
 m pillar to post for fourteen rounds Ehe fifteen fought. At the close
 the fifteen fought. At the close
 of the superiority except from 8rtford contingent, whose urgent 5d of consulting with an oculist is parent. Displaying his best form. 8 featherweight champion set aside 3 howls that followed the first fting of the pair in New Haven Rral months ago. and had there p a little more force to his blows, 8 overrated battler from Hartford fht have taken a short trip to the r of Morpheus. Semky is still 8 hnp.
 8 Senlzy Goes Down.
 M no round except the sixth did TA Semky show to advantage, when Emit Mac some stiff blows the E5ors unquestionably being the 8tford boys but prior to this and |rward, there was no time that M did not prove that he has for Zen more about the art of slug F Semky ever knew. The joy of N Bridgeport and local fans knew Bounds in the eighth round, when ] kAz was sent to the mat with 8 Bus smash in the stomach, where ! &3isely' took the count. This was l 8nost he showed of his knowledge ! Ebxing in the whole fifteen rounds. l E36y is champ, however. 1ater the tenth round the milling 1 Bed up perceptibly, what little &fng was done being put up by the Report boy. At times Waltz 8d start that famous k. o. blow of &SnIy to have it fall short or run Ere back of his opponent. Semky ! great little champ.
 head and footwork was i p to watch, his style completely Bidding the alleged battler. The Tn blows struck by Waltz during l < Entire evening were few and far &een, it being estimated that not ! gTi to, make a, bakers dozen #h be the sum total. On the other ] it would have been a busy even For a Burroughs adding machine I1 #bne been secured to keep track # e wallops administered by Me-
 e. Still Semky is a champ.
 Boys Enter Ring. { #fwas getting close to 10 o'clock | ! McAuliffe made his appearance #e ring, being greeted in a voci- #s manner by his Bridgeport and l
 Britain friends. A modest sort #ale fellow he retired to the north
 eorner where he sat. paying no
 ular attention to what was going
 Mound him. In marked contrast
 he arrival of his opponent, who
 uaI wore his bathrobe which
 iE somewhat in need of soap and
 The Ghetto pug was given a
 2 cheer by his Hartford friends.
 w. insignia and his star stood ]
 Prominently on the garment un-
 inted with water It is taken
 Planted that the S. w. means his
 and the star to represent, what M not Still he is a champ, you f.
 This EWas Shame. 1, M rays of the spotlight was not I'M on the alleged battler strong
 &h to suit him so he stood up 7 walked around the ring giving
 - |
New Britain herald., 1916-06-07
Standing of the Clubs.

TOday's Games. Newark in Baltimore. Providence in Richmond. Rochester in Toronto. Buffalo in Montreal.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-07

pitchers off the rubber in five innings and won the game, to ?. The score:
 r. h. e. Chicago .........OO412O1O 14 0 Philadelphia ..... .OOOOOO1O1-2 1 atteries--Vaughn and Archer; Rixey, Mayer, Oeschger and Killifer and Burns.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-07
Standing of the Clubs.

TOday's Games. St. Louis at Boston. Pittsburgh at New York. Chicago at Philadelphia. Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-07
INTERN ATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results. Baltimore 3, Newark ?. Providence 7, Richmond 3. Toronto 5, Rochester 1 (first). Rochester 8, Toronto, ? (second) |. Buffalo s, Montreal 4, (first). Buffalo ', Montreal 6, (second).
New Britain herald., 1916-06-07
Semky Wahz Handed Fine y 
Baseball News Tn a Nutshell
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results

St. Louis ?, Boston 1.
 Chicago 8, Philadelphia ,. Brooklyn 7, Cincinnati 4. Pittsburgh 8, New York ?.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

Yesterdays Results. Detroit 8, Boston 0. Other games, rain.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-07
Cubs Busy With the Bat.

Philadelphia, June 7.-The Chicago Cubs were in a batting mood yester- day. They drove two Philadelphia
New Britain herald., 1916-06-07
Standing of the Clubs.

TOday's Games. Boston at Detroit. New York at St. Louis.
New Britain herald., 1916-06-07
Standing of the Clubs.
TOday's Games.

Springfield at New London. Hartford at Worcester (double- header).
 New Haven at Bridgeport Lynn at Lawrence Lowell at Portland
New Britain herald., 1916-06-07
Ter, Gilmore and Lavigne.
Planters Drop One.

Lynn, Mass, June flynn defeat ed New London in a pitchers battle yesterday, to l. The visiting team scored once in the third and it was not until the eighth that Lynn was able to get two men across the plate s1ng,es sang;eso by ;;+ orcutt h and Denoyill9 a error figured in the Lynn scoring. The score:
 r. h. e. Lynn .......... oooooOO2x-2 [ 1 New London =. OO10O00OO-1 2 Batteries TUero, akl Harris: Mar tn ana HusseA' ~EE
New Britain herald., 1916-06-07
SOx Grab Two.

Springfield, Mass, June 1.-The Green Sox hopped, skipped and jump ed back into second place in the East ern league race yesterday afternoon by drubbing New Haven in both ends of a double-header, while Portland our hottest rival for position just now, watched the rain drop. The festivi- ties at League park were enjoyed by all but pitchers and outfie1ders who were kept Winded all way through the double le-header. It was hitting splash from 2:15 until 6:15 and remarkable things happened Fletcher Low, one of the leading mem bers of the Green Sox home-run club, twice drove the ball over the fence in the first game, with two men on bases each time. The score:
 First Game.
 Springfield .... O0140302x-1O II New Haven :. OO03O1OO4- 815 0 Batteries: Justin, LaRoy and Ste- phens; Bressler and DeVine
 Second Game.
 r. h. e. Springfield .... .,. 12006O1|10 13 1 New Haven .. 1OO003OO0- 4 Batteries: Justin and Egan; Wood ward and Devine.
 Burkett Visits Worcester.
 Worcester, Mass, June 7-Worces- ter took Lawrence into camp 6 to 1, yesterday, errors robbing Herring of a shutout It was the first appear ance here of Jesse c. Burkett. the Lawrence manager, who for 10 years piloted Worcester, as an opponent of a Worcester team. Gardella's steal of home in the eighth and Potteiger's timely hitting featured. The score:
 r. h. e. Worcester ... 1O20OO12x-6 3 Lawrence ...... OOO000010-1 Batteries: Herring and Tyler; Full
New Britain herald., 1916-06-07

This Was a Shame. rays of the spotlight was not on the alleged battler strong h to suit him so he stood up walked around the ring giving
New Britain herald., 1916-06-07

Pittsburgh ...1OO1O1O0O-3 0 New York ... .0O1O0OO01-2 0
 Batteries-Mamaux and Gibson; Benton, Schauer and Rariden.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
By Condo.

The ltoboat when the guns OF the
submarine BEGAN poppcring the
Lewis The poor craft shook and
groaued ike a person In agony
aHor each sh5, and soon began
sinking The last We saw of her
The water was almost flush Nth her
deck We rowed FOR mani hours
mtl vc touched land at Ca-tleton,
on The west coast OF ireland
"1ae ship. IF course, had been
given up by us as lost So judge
Of om surprise the next day when
The oil tanker talakano came int
port az Casuetou towing the Lewis
There is uo doubt in my mind that
what saved her was that she was
laden with lumber
Traley, the seaman poet, shoob
his head deprecatinriy at this view
She was resurrected, he de-
clared firmly he insisted that IN,
ship had risen out Of her sea grave
just as the phoenix rises out OF its
ashes
The Balakano was an unfortunat,
ship After doing that wonderful
act of kindness for the Lewis. sne
herself was blown up by a mine
after she had gone only a little dis
lance from CdsJleton
The Lewis was taken 10 a dry
dock in Liverpool and lay there foi
nine months undergoing repair
This is our frs trip since the sub
marine attack
The poem which Fraley wrote &c
commemorative The occasion is not
bad In spots. one spot in par
ucular is rather above the average
and not altogether without poetic
merit. Here IL is
Then ap AMI they popped her
a swat in the side
with a shell that went
Tearing right thru
And she moaned and she eroaneC
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03

Thru each wound that gaped wide.
Like soul In great pain,
Bidding friends an eternal adieu "
r. took the Lewis a. days 10 get
90 New YorA from Liverpool
That's because We had terrific
storm which held Ms up good
many days said Second Mate Al
bert Sully For the FIRST four days
or the storm W. scudded ahead un.
der lower topssis until the wind
abated some Then We set all
sail again and went booming ahead
~ glorious rate Suddenly an
other storm broke and carried away
our cro-sJgck and three upper top
gallant sails What sails were LEFT
We made fast The storm howled
thr eight days With the wind there
was plenty OF rain and lightning.
THE cook was put ont OF com
mission The water kept pourinl
into his galley and put ont his FIRE
There was one time when ",
couldn't get any warm food for al
least TWO days.
"A big stcamship-we thought Il
was Of the White Star line-cam'
upon MS one night, and probably
thinking that We were in distress
stood by all night until he discov
cred thar there was nothing serious
the matter with us
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
DIGESTION WORTH HAVING

Good digestion il not appreciated
until YOU hose IT, Then you cannot
afford 40 experiment on remedies.
strong medicines are hard on weak
,tomdChs
To De- able 90 eat what YOU want
and fo digest 10 priceless bless.
ing. II YOU have .pst II do not b" de
crivcd by the claims OF predigested
foods and stomach toniCs, socall"d.
There is no tonic for the stomach
that is not tonic for every other
part Of the body A. the blood goes
everywhere. an Improvement In it>
condition quickly results IN strength
pninE weak organs Rich, red blood
f. absolutely necessary TO digestion
n your stomach D. weak and YOU are
troubled with gas sour risings IN the
throat. "a feeling of pressure about
the heart and palpitaiion, try the
tonic treatment with Or Williams
Pink ril.s.
So MANY dyspcptics have been
helped by this simple treatment that
every sufferer from stomach trouble
should try n
The Or Williams Medicine Co.
Schenectady, ~ y has issued a
booklet What 20 Eat and How tC
Eat that should be iu every home
II gives just the information that
YOU want regarding your diet The
company will mail Dr Williams
Pink pills. postpaid. AT .fty cents pen
box or your own druggist can supply
YOU ADV.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
AVENUE THEATER
ON PROBATION
Manager Tried In Mayors Of
flee For Indecent Perform
ance On Sleuth's Report

The Avenue burlcsque theator, Of
lower Woodward-aye. is on proba-
tion for two weeks following trial
Of the management in the mayors
c'hcc. Monday morning. on a charge
Of giving an indecent performance
Detective Gleason Of the free
lance quad. and George Weaver
Avenue theater stage manager and
official censor IN the wings for the
management, were the centers Of The
trial
Gleason submitted a report he pre-
pared when he attended a perform
ancp, Sept - lie gave what he
considered were indecent bits OF
dialog bearing on woman's need of
Ia husband J Shirley Kennary, at
torney for the Avenue, attacked the
report on the ground that it did not
cores pond with the detectives
notes and that he trusted too much
TO his memory In no instance did
the detectives note read verbatum
with the report Gleason was sent
on orders of Mayor Marx 70 view the
show, and on the report the theater
was closed, Sunday night.
Weaver said he was the watch dog
of the house and laid down the law.
tie said hs once ran ont on the stage
and pulled comedian off bodily be
cause something improper vas be
! ing said. Weaver. il developed, also
sees that the chorus girls have their
clothes on properly He won't let
them 90 en- unless they look modest,
under the circumstances He de-
MED the detectives report in its es-
senual parts and said there were no
mmodcst costumes exhibited, a. the
detective charged
Harry J DiDgeman, corporation
counsel thought the reported dialog
between woman and Jewish
comedian must 30 accurate, because.
without the jcctonatle parts. d
would 'be serious stuff" lie couldn't
shake Veaver's story
Edward GrimJhS orchestra leader
who occupies a position Of vantage
TO view the performers. testified ~
saw nothing immodest
Manager AbramhoT said The
trouble came about when a Detroit
Free Press reporter was elected from
| a chorus girls dressing room. "
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
Marriage Licenses


Richard K Clark. 20 !4' 'i'aIn.
35
Wiz 20
Icon prvoU. fts Glendale GLADYS
Todd rs =
Forest Van Normer. rs. Evelyn
Movirk, SO
BeU11W.u Frauksl 2a cleveland
ida GaitVciu. -. Detroit
Julius Klr-ch. ge Hester oh"rste'n.
-
clarence Hancr 2s Worthwhile
Gtrtrud. kulEsl"y. ~. Holly
Louis a. quick. 80. Emily ltaNn
Monroe E carleton. IS Mary p.
Faccr.
GLADYS McGafry TO. Detroit
Anthony Duhics Is. Detroit Ka-
e." Zlpt,k. g. Uawtramrk
George r Mantais. IS. Detroit.
Vera Gn4tOu. 49, Louisville kN.
Roy j Campbell 20. Edna Perrin,
20
T,hu GghfecuN Ir p. clara
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
ROSE ROOM OF
ADDISON HOTEL
is REOPENED

Under the management OF Bernard
GOldscamldt recently OF the Hotel
Stevenson. the Addison hotel has be
come reJuvcuatcd and has the ap-
Icarancc and general atmosphere OF
enc OF 'he most up-to-date family no
tells in the country It's spacious lob
by is homeliko and attractive, the
marble entrance 10 the dining room,
opening on TIE lobby gives charm
iug view and 'te dining room itself,
with lofty ceilings and rose colorcd
hangiurs against the delicate gray
walls has a color sci enc most rest
lul and artistic
SUNDAY evening The dining room
was formally opened with a special
Sinner given by Mr. Goldschmidt -
about 200 guests Pink roses dec
Grated the tables and The entrance
10 the room was banked with palms
Nehina which an orchestra played
.utrarcing music Music Will be
ou. Of the features of the Addison
I'm the afternoons and evening"
henceforth. afternoon tea being serv-
cd from 2 80 10 $50 o'clock DAILY
and informal dances taking place
after dinner each night.
Mr. Goldschmilt has been man
arer Of two of the most important
hotels in Europe. and has brought
10 Detroit many innovations in hotel
management which Americans will
greatly appreciate for he makes OF
any hotel under his management a
home. rather than a stopping place.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
Ship "With Soul" Declares
Sailor, ARISES From an Ocean
GraUe and Is Sailing Again


MN fORN' OCT > ail''A
Frai"y able "edman ABOARD t".
william ]. Lewis. iouI mas ''"
BRUSH marx al me tnV' 81 on' u
ST. brooklyn 'oading case OIL Ioi
Fr'emah'i' Australia pelieN's sup
nave sous "e N'i''am ! Le" III
mas AZ any rate ne asserts.
know IT, ne saiu. sa" IT,
You might as Wen Ten me th''
man or woman VINO cries OUT III
agony has no soul as 10 say 'ha'
m" Lewis has none.
And to prov II ne disp!aayed
poem. hui Oh TINS 10y ana oy' me
steward Frank 9mi'h. to'd the story
IN prose ana therefore Is eh'l'ied 10
nave his say hrSt-
DO YOU see those Dig round
patches here. there. ana mere ana
IN "a score OF oiher places an aoou'
the snip he asked. Wen mar 5
4 4 d
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
DRY PARTY HOPES
TO POLL MILLION
VOTES THIS YEAR
ny UNITEE PRESS.

CHICAGO. oct 2 hope Of al.
tanning their goal OF "a million votes
for Prohibition was expressed at
Prohibition party headquarters here
today
Dry leaders say unprecedented
progress has been made in the pres
cut campaign and that the liquor
interests are spending money IN
newspaper space ana with political
organizers TO head Of the Prohibi-
ton drive
III the goal of million prohibi-
tior votes IS attained Il will insure
complete and overwhelming vic
tory in 1929 with a saldonless ma
ion a. The final stronghold" said "A
statement issued a. campaign head.
quarters today.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
COTTON CROP
IN BAD SHAPE
Heavy Deterioration Is An
nOunced BY L. ).
Experts
ny UNITED PRESS.

WASHINGTON oct. 3. A heavy
deterioration IN cotton throughout
the central cotton states, together
with unprecedented destruction by
boil wceyil IN Texas. Arkansas, Lou
isiana and Florida. and destruction
by caterpiIlars iu southern Texas
and eastern Florida. have caused n
40 per cent decrease I'm M" condi-
ton ot cotton since August % This
statement was made ny the bureau
OF crop estimates Monday
cool nights injured crops in the
northern portion OF the cotton belt
The late crop In North Carolina
stands poor chance Of reaching
maturity. unless there is unusually
late frost
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
a Horrible Example.

The Customer Isn't It rather un-
usual 10 ace barber with long hair
and whiskers like yours
The Barber-Yes, bur its good
business Every man that sees how
awful they look on me viii fail for
haircut and shave,
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03

NEW YORK Oct lotion jump
cd 60 to 50 points ON the New York
cotton exchange today following
publication OF the agricultural de.
purtment bulletin showing damage
10 the middl" states crop Decem.
Der cotton sold up 81 points 20 1915
cents "A pound while January vas up
so points al - 80.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
BOARD OLE EDUCATION

-,.raHs-..- office. Broadway
I.... tr... SAINT 20 f4tG
,.... ..f % ,,TN-. AVE
.....-s . t-.,t-r--
..f 81. -..-i,,at a,
.# .l...r n ~
ass f,,r
..,..,i ,..'.,..
q. ,,,.e.t.. fotlr.
'F IN,
o.. r..g,, ana
IN - 80
.t.. ''7 WIN ~
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03

when the show I'm question had just
opened was offered IN evidence IN
contrast with the attack in the same
paper the morning after the report
er was eJect-j Abramh1n said ne
has lI.e statements Of 800 Avenue
patron re The cfl,ct that tho show
WAS not Indecent
Gleason Testified he used 10 De
.a actor AMI didn't need go make
notes to remember The usual run cf
lurieaGUD lines
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03

BRIGHT YOUNG MAN about
II years OF age to work in
mail room. Apply Mailing
Dept, Detroit Times, 1915
II Bagley-ave.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03

NOTTCE--If any poor girl 10 In
trouble. needing advice, frlendshlp
or help, write or call on SFCRE-
TARY MARGARET DUFFY. 1917
Forrest w salvation Army.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
WANTED TOnTs-MIsCELLAnE0Us

CASH for old false teeth. gold crownA
broken jewel9y. diamonds. watches
etc fpl, value p9f ,d L,ee n,gva RGs
The Detroit times., 1916-10-03
10 RRNT--HOUsEs
TO HENT-ROOMs
HOTEL FRANKLIN

4 LARGE. well-furnished front room
near Relie Isle bridge, only block
from good restaurant. 2S4 Can
ton East lil6-N
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-15

Sraiibent @ilion iuirb iid) nidt
sber iiber irseno einen Sdritt in
Der Triebensangelegenbeit entidei-
pen, als bis 9loDb- b-@eorge am Siens-
tag i'm englildlen Yarlament geipru-
den bat. e
Die OeutidJe 8ptIdaft in IaIfimg-
ton bdt Sie offisieIle Grflarnns ab-
seaeben, oaf 0entidlanb, lucnn Ole
JriebenSfonferen5 81 Gtnnoe fommt,
ge8en iibermdhige yliiitnngen elm
freten unb cine allsemeine beidrdnf-
te abriitung befiirmorten iuirb.
ans 8aibinstDn ipirb geiueloet,
in Den bortiaeu UeIanotIdaften Ser
alliierten Waadjtc glanbe man, 0af
bic JriebensboridI6ge bcr Central
madjfe nid)t einfad) snrifgeipieien
,ucrSen iuar6en. Die gsoten Scr Gen-
fralmaAte finb jett aud in @aIbing-
ron eineetroffen. Der SnbaIt 1T bon
ben bisberisen NeIonngrn nid)t me.
ientliG sil nnterfdei6en. Erafbent
Wilfou lit eifrig NIT bem Gtnoinm
Der Angelesenbeit beidGftigt nnb fat
iid midjt entid)ieben, mas er tnn loa.
Gs fsmmen enSIpie 9cpciden nus
WaIbineton, abcr re entbaltcn mei-
items nnr GeId)mGt.
Ans benz iurftliden bentIdcn
Sanpfanartier iuirb semelbet, bah
bic Nafjridjt BON 6em gnaebot Der
genfraIm6djte, Triebensperbanblnn.
gen III er6ffnen, BON ben Golba-
fen nit Iamtem SnbeI besriift iei.
Spattr iunrbe bic sebObenc Stim-
mmng allerbings etluas hernnterse.
briidf, nls man in getradt sog, bais
bic Alfiierten iuabridleinlidj anf bas
amerbieten nidjt einsehen iuiiroem.
Cine 9epeide ans Berlin an bic
oGniide 3eitang rEolitifen" in SO.
pcnhaaen iast, man eriuarte NIT Der
ar6Ffen SpannMng cine Mntiuort 6sr
Adiierten AMI bic JrieSensDuridjlS
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-15
aurSe l1eberli0t,

Die Srnppen Der Central
maflte oringen tn 9iuuanien
reiter upr. Die rilmanilde
etabt ymseu 1T senpmmcn.
Die rmmaniid)en 2inieu omrd)-
krDd)en.
Die sStaliener luplen Die
Oeiterreider Dm Wfuute Selmg-
sip mnb Dem Mpnte Gimonc
bertrieben ba6en.
Die engliId)e 9iesierung err
bait einen nenen ariegsfreoit.
Die ssriebensbprid)lage iuerSea
ssabrideinlid scpriift, aber Obj
seiuieien iperoen. glmdl syramf-
reidD wiro iie abweiien. Grafi-
Sent @ilipm fat iidJ mod nidt
fir bic nGtiseu Sdritte ent-
SAJieben.
ssn Gitamen iollen llnrnben
pprsefommen iein.
Deittldjlnnb iuirb in Der
1rienensfonferens anf be-
ldrGnfte Mbriiitnns orinsen.
griano iagt, bic @orfumnt-
mihIe bieies Sabres bebeiteten
einen Sirg Der Granspien.
Die Hried)en iollen bic 6or-
Sermnscn Der NIliierteu beluil-
Iief baben.
9fiklano befinbet fidD in ei-
ner groken inneren Griiis.
Gnglano seiuabrt freies Sc
lett fir Graf sarnoiu.
Grsbersos Jrans Stepbau
loli anseblidl &6nis BON SOlen
iUeroen.
Die gllliierten MOLTEN bic
gloda6e Griedemlanbs idarf
Snrdfiibren.
Gnglanbs ariegsfoiten betra-
gen $2S, 100000 per Sag.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-12-15
0ie merttautihen gSirreit,

- Die 135 WilisIoloaten in Of
labunla, Die iid) ieinerseit lueiserten,
nad Der 0ernse at geben, baben
iebt, nadbem Oas' 0erid)t Sic gt-
ietnlakigfeit bes Milisseietes anf-
red)t erbaIten, gefebl empfangen, iid
Iofprt int Tprt Sam Sonffun gum
9ienit ST melben.
- Cine 9epeid]e ans 81 Halo
melbet, in Der Stabt Gnanoinatp
berride Elm Iolder Naasel, bak nm
gefGbr jeoen Sag iiebsig Nerlonen
Derbnnserten. Sin gimerifaner, Der
iueben BON BORT in 81 Hafo ange-
fontmen ill., fat cine biesbeaagIide
GrflGrmng heiduoren. Die Grfla-
rnng ,uiro mad Iaibinston an mn
iere 9iegierung seldift iuerOen.
= gIbertp s. Tani fat 9nis So
brera Mitteilnngen bun osm ge=
mad)t, mus Garransa an oem Srp-
tofoll geanbert baben mil. Cabrera
Iagte fpater, es iuerbe borlanfig
nidts ii6er bie Niinide garransa's
per1ffentlidjt luer0e.
- 9as Gtnatsoepartememt fat Der
merifaniid) amerifaniIdlen Som
milton nGbere MitteiInngen iiber
bic Grmprbnng Der amerifaner
8rap nnb Or. Silber nnb einer An-
sahl Ghineiem itnb SDrier sngrfanht.
Die Gelesemheit luirb iebenfalls in
Der erften Sibnns Der Sommiifiua
am Wfontag beIproden merben.
Cine mmsnberlaifiae gfadridt
ms Gl Ealo meIbet, @illa siebe fiib-
iudrts anf Surreon al.
Ger Gmerifaner Aleranber
2eipa, Der friher in Sromnsbille
iupbnte, ion am 81. Sftpber in ssna-
res bingeridt ct iein., Gr mar frii-
Der Elm Sffisier &illa's.
Nampn Sigma, Der Seilnsh-
inter- an einem Der Ginfdlle in nm
iere @rensgeseno, lit in grpmnsbillc
sn fiinfsebn Sabren 3mdtbans ber-
nrteilt iuorben.