davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-17
DOZEN TENNIS
COURTS, S,CLOSE
IN, NEW PLAN
If Site Can Be Secured Oklahoma City
May Have Big Club on Same Plan
AS K. c. Organization.

small sum, then build the permanent
tennis courts Tins was what was
done in Kansas City Supporters OF
the plan declare that the location ot
the group OF tennis courts would add
to the value OF the adjacent property
To the extent that the realty dealer
could afford TO furnish the site prac
tioally gratis.
Once the site is secured no Difficult
ty is anticipated in securing the funds
necessary TO build the cement and clay
courts. To make them all cement
would be too expensive, Moreover.
many people prefer grass or clay
courts
Fifty Members Sought.
A membership of fifty to start with
is small estimate. II is believed that
many more than that number would
be glad to pay an initiation fee OF SIS,
all the money thus obtained to be used
in building and keeping up the courts.
| But if lust fifty were secured that
would give the club $50 with which ia
start work, a tidy sum Money secured
from new members and monthly due,
would be more than sufficient to keep
the courts in good condition.
Courts Too Distant
Organization OF city tennis dsSo-
citation was attempted couple ol
months ago directly following the an
nual state tournament 1t was not
wholly successful. One of the nam
reasons for ,hc lack OF interest was
that fact that the only courts available
were those OF the Coli and Country
club. too far out. Plans for a city
tournament this summer or fall have
been brought up a number OF times,
but although scores OF PLAYERS in the
city are anxious for such tourney
nothing definite has been accomplished.
Great Thing for Game.
II such an organization As the one
contemplated is perfected It will mean
great things for tennis here II not
only will mean city tournaments an
nually, and more interest IN state tour
namcnts, but it also will assure the
development OF much more talent, W.T.
a club such as this Oklahoma City
undoubtedly would produce some
champions.
In ST. Louis the city government
recognizing the popularity and worth
oi tennis. has established 400 munC-
ipal courts, scattered throughout the
city These are kept mp entirely by
the CITY.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-17
Read the Times for Fresh and Breezy Sports
SECTIONAL STARS
cLASH|NC TODAY
East Meets West on Courts at
New London; Johnston VS..
Watson Washburn.

NEW LONDON, Conn, Aug l7--lt
was east and west IN two of the lead
ing matches in the fourth round of the
singles in the Casino Lawn Tennis
tournament today William NJ John
ston'of san Francisco, national cham
pion, faced William Wa,hburn of New
York and X Norris Williams II OF
Philadelphia, opposed by {. J. Griffin
OF san Francisco The other matches
brought II A. Throckmorton of Eliza
beth y against NW Niles Of Bos
ton. and kumagac the Japanese play
er against d S Waters Of New Or
lcans. the southern champiOn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-17
u i a mn O nd
Gill N IS

linScS. etc. etc. don't apply to tho
Red Sox Ordinarily when team
celebrates a day by raising cham
pionship pennant IT naturally loses the
ball game But the Red Sox raised
their flag Yesterday and celebrated the
occasion BY twice defeating the Chi
cago White Sox, 81 in sixteen inr
nings and , in five snd one halt
rounds A poor throw by McMullen
with two down in the sixteenth ac-
counted Tor the first loss.
Begins to look as IL the Senators
will have to beat the McAlestcr Min
ers out If they want to play that post
season series with Depison Tho
Miners won their fifth straight from
Muskogec Yesterday: Here's hopin'
Bearcas az they have for the Miners.
The Railroaders turned on Fort
Smith yesterday after losing three
straight games and won a victory.
chiefly with the assistance OF numer-
ous home runs,
Wait ill we get a shot at those
Miners We play EN- six straight
games next week The fur will fly
when those Bearcat claws get en-
tangled in the Miner backs.
Claude Hendrix was in great form
yesterday and he applied white
washing to the Cincinnati Reds in
the National leagues only contest OF
the day
Although the White Sox lost both
sections OF the double bill at Boston
Yesterday Joe Jacksons batting aver
age did no, suffer any He poled sis
I safe hits in ten attempts
Gould's wildnes in the first inning
proved the undoing OF Cleveland yes
terday. The Yanks counted five runs
in that one disastrous session, and al
though Klepier and Morton held them
safe thereafter the Clevelands could
never overcome this advantage.
Phillips. another Oklahoma City
cas,-off, looked mighty good yester-
day. lie held the Nets easily At his
mercy and MeAleNer won handib,
oil Those pitchers sure arc great
birds after they doii the Senatorial
uniforms
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-17
CHICAGO MEN
/. PUT FORTUNE
UP FOR TEAM
Famous White Stockings Organized for
Sole Purpose of Trimming the
Cincinnati Red Hose
"BASEBALl OF BYGONE DAYS"

il, n,, ,.,,,no cha, n,.,.,., ,t,..,
hn, AZ. s,,an,,e1 ,ba, Wo ycn,.I tnur
ton,, 80 ".n ,t aW.-
,bo u,,h S m 'nc sus' n'i'l''s a'I .,W snv.
,,,. tn,, ,d - 4, , ~. - hv
10, .,1Ii,tn,.I ,.,,,,' a, - i,,.n NJ
thSr apnno ~ ai,h hosshai, s,ahu.,osn, W.
,,rh.,' ' ,,r,oI go, ~, 49,, ia.
scbad,ia w.hicn ,,.a. y" 80 H., "a.
cincinnati so,iss Ala ,o, rono nnt,f ,ho
ond nf IN. sensnn or sncrsss rnn,in-
nod NJ, 49, ,.or u.ontor,I hntter.
and every yl,ttnnal con,n,, ibev on.
gaved in seemed to Increase thcir hitting
power
IN thoSc daNs ABILITY to M Was ine
haih asset ot player IN ms phllnE
power lay MIS- baseball value, NOT nhch
AZ at'rntlnn was Palu 20 pcrls'tIhg i%snin %
III i,eiulhg IL WIS ilsureu tnat t'ciuins
"ouln come natuIhHy nut that pa''ihS
"'"S' pc peNe'"Peu
Crippled BY Illness.
During the latter part Of May two os
nv ulayprs took SICK Win, we were on
tour and | had 10 send them home
shortly nftcrward Two o,heys ini,ed th.
hospital squad / filled In with anna.
teurs sen, 10 mo from Chicnrn hm
found nuickly thar ,hev wouIan.t do
So. along about June , when | found
lnat my hlIing quartet "ns not conva-
remaining June ana July gaaues and
S'n, 'u J" h,Vts"'
iAte IN July wh"n all IN" players
WERE nh'k IN Shapr we resumed team
PhyIng Whcuce Az during N" lime tho
our pofs NcI' SICK ! kept the others AZ
nhttlnG pfh'U'c Tor TWO hours a day M
,ne hp'''neSS IN the hlttIng line con
unurd 10 increase About august We
resumed our -ch"duir and played ont tho
Heheon. "lnnlng an nt our games rom
( lht r"snnp'lpn IN August until the END
I the year the task for which we had
! b"rh preparing ourselves: the battle with
/ the 'lhcinnati lied stockings
First a.. Clrcy.
a. ch.i,o,,,,,, ,,.., -. .....,..,,-, .
,lo,, ,bo d., aa, y, ,Ia d .. "a
-, ', ~, ,,h "a, w I'd, uss
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-17
FINALS IN PRELIMINARY
TENNIS TOURNEY TODAY

LAKE FOREST H. Aug l7.-Thc
finals IN the preliminary tennis tour
nament to select the man who is TO do
battle with national champions Viii
liam Johnston and Clarence ] Griffin
of San Francisco in the annual cham
pionship at New York, Aug r. will he
played this afternoon The contestants
as the results OF yesterdays semi finals
viii he the eastern team OF George NJ.
Church and Willis T. Davis aud ths
Pacific Coast team of Maurice +. Nc
LouRhln and Ward Dawson.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-17
ONE BAD lNN|NC
BEATS BEARCATS
Smith WeakenS in Sixth With
Two Down; Chick Bran
dom Pitches for Tulsa.

That was bitter pill the Senators
we're forced to swallow Yesterday, a
defeat at the hands OF Chick Rrandom
Oklahoma City ca,t-off, who let them
down with five scattered blows The
score was s 10 / liz Smith pitched
excellent bali for the Bcarca,s except
IN the sixth when a Producer rally with
two men down ncttcd four runs Two
homcrS. each Of which found runner
ahead turned the trick
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-17
BY Il. A. b

BY Is, n. u.
Supporters OF the game OF lawn ten
MS in Oklahoma City are working out
the first details OF a plan which, II II
is eventually successful, will see this
city firmly established on the tennis
map, with as strong a tennis organ
ration a> any municipality south OF
Kansas City.
Indeed, it is the big Kansas City
Tennis club that the Oklahoma net
enthusiasts would pattern after
Here, in substance, is the plan
The Plan Proposed
To secure from some enterpris-
ing real estate concern long
lease on close-in site which
would be transformed into a tennis
park. To build Immediately one
dozen tennis courts for the use of
the club; part of which would be
cement or asphalt and the remain
der grass and clay
To raise the necessary funds,
after the site Is secured, by form
ing solid association Of at least
fifty members and charging SIS
Initiation fee.
Looks Feasible.
This IS big proposition, and on,
that will require much work, but the
men advancing this plan believe IT l.
entirely feasible They point to Kan
sas City where similar plan wa.
carried ont successfully, only on d
much larger scale
Tennis, ono of the greatest game,
ever played, is rapidly growing ii
popularity here as elsewhere Women
and men alike ENJOY it. There was a
time when tennis was considered by
those who did not play it-a mollycod
dies game But this time long age
has passed It IS a game that both re-
quires and develops strength, vitality
skill and speed
Site is Important
The securing OF a desirable, iairl,
elose-ln ste Is what appears to be tn,
biggest obstacle 10 be overcome b,
those supporting this plan About iou
full-Sized lots will be necessary. Tht
plan is TO secure tho lots for a yer,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-17
BOXING SMOKERS TO
BE RESUMED NEXT WEEK

Boxing smokers arc 10 be resumed
AT the r. NJ \. 4 next Monday nigh,
In the opening smoker Andy Smith OF
Oklahoma City will meet a lightweight
by the name Of Browutrcc. now quar-
tered at Bar,lcSvlllc.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-17
|RsASfAutlCUR[S.|

NrHuI's 'rHIrt'"l ~ TuINh y. OkIHnoma
CITY l A. Fort smith s penison g. AZ
Paris o Sherman 6 A. Muskogee I Nc
Alester g.
Games To-day Oklahoma city A. Tulsa
NcAlester nj Muskogee Drnison a. Fort
Smith. sherman at Paris
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-17

Result. lc-terds, At beaumont 3 Fort
Worth ? At Galveston / Shreveport O At
Han Antonio a, Dallas A. Houston o.
Waco tfivs innings rain Second game
postponed
Gsm~s Tods, Waco at Houston Bhfcve.
port at Galveston Fort worth at neau-
mont. Dallas at Han Antonio
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-17

Charles Herzog's invaluable pep has
been OF great value to the Giants since
McGraw secured his former star from
the Reds Hcr1og is now ranked as
tho greatest thrdbaSeman IN the game,
but his great playing spirit has proved
nearly as valuable to the Chants as ha,
his great playing Hes the lie OF the
niield.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-17

Results Yesterday, HoSton Sc, chit
cago ~ Al New York e. cleveland Z At
philadelphia 81 Louis rain. At Washing
ton Detroit wet grounds
Games Todny Chicago a. boston st
Louis at Philadelphia Detroit At Wash
nston. Cleveland at New York
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-17

NernItt Yesterday n NTTWNUKOt I-I|
Louisville 10 At Minneapolis 80 Toledo
80. Al 81 Paul b-l2. columbus 20 "A
Kansas city a.. indianapolis 90
Games To-day Columbus at 81 Paul To-
lsdo ~ Minneapolis indiHuapoli, OF kan
ss city Louisville at Milwaukee
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-17
SENATORS RETURN TO
SARATOGA TOMORROW

After todayS game with the Pro-
duccrs at Tulsa the Senators will re
turn To the home lot for a trio OF con
tests with the MuSkogcc Nets Tomor
row. when the series will be opened
will be Ladies Day The team will
leave home next Monday for six days
IN MuSkopcc and McNlcStcr
Mayhc the Soutnpaw offerings OF
Ted Herbert today will prove battling
enough to turn the tide ol bitter de
feat Ted is the senator's best bct
against the Producer,
McAlc>tcr now lcadS Oklahoma City
IN the pcnnant race htEa tull game.
Tulsa and the Senators arc tied for
second honorS
Not an iron Man.
We were talking day or two agC
with Andy Conkley about Plank Andy
was one Of Pbnks teammates on th'
Athletic machine Of other days. In my
opinion" said Andy. "hc In the greatest
/ len handler that ever lived Not as bril-
liant as Rube Wadlcll but for nm nv.
cragc Performance his work surpassc'
them All. | can't recall now a bad bal
/ game that Plank pitched"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-17

Results Yesterday AZ Dos NoNrs n-lJ.
Topeka 0.b A. Lincoln 3.ll, Denver l.5.
A. Sioux city So. ~ Joseph 3d. A. Omaha
Wichita /
Games To-day Denver a. Lincoln a. lo-
seph At Siout city Topeka at nos Molues
Wichita at Omaha
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-17

Results Yesterday A. Cincinnati o. chit.
caxo 5. No others scheduled.
Games Todn, nrouklyn at Pittsburgh
No others scheduled
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-17
PLANK the hsro.

Plank In many ways Is the hero Of
the year The great southpaw hasn'
been IA brilliant or as useful as Tris
Speaker or Grover Alexander. But
there ~ nj least this one feat Of his
TO be considered At the age of ~
considered fairly well all I'm two or
three years Ago-at the stage Of n
pcnnnnt race where he was needed
most-hc pitched IN succession four
ball games that havc vital hearing
on the pcnnlnt race.
Here they are I'm order
New York 2 hits
Boston, . hits
Washington. ! hit
Cleveland. . hits
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-17

NllWWNIN TWWNNN" WTNl WWTTWN =
Ueatly: hrmeruns. Moore stewart
Woocy; sacrifice hits, Rluc, lleetN;
stolen base. Bncrwnld left on bases.
ON,homo city Z. Tulsa 2 first base on
balls, oft Smith |. OF Brandon 2; hu
hy pitcher. by Smith tCoylcl; struck
out by Smith 3, by Brandom 2 Time,
one hour and thirty minutes Umpire,
Hooper
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-17

Results Yesterday At Memphis ~. Mo-
bte l. Al Nashville (. Atlanta " A. chat.
tAnooga 10. birmingham & A. Little
Rock y New Orleans
Games To-day Atlanta ~ Little Rock Sew
Orleans At Chattanooga birmingham at
Memphis Mobile a. Nashville
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-17
r. h,s5S2|oftG&1't :
OR4NTLAND RICE

The Fan club, In hectic session. had
gathered for the purpose OF debat ting the
most distinctive feat OF the basball year.
by individual or by team
one vote went TO the Giants for win
ming seventeen straight on the road from
n start In last plhcc.
Another vote went to Iris Speaker for
leading Ty cobb over 50 points for the
first four months Of the race.
Still another earnest fanatic cnst ms
vote for Grover cleveland Alexander who
has undoubtedly worked one ~ tho
greatest seasons In the broad realms OF
play.
A fourth vote was cast for Fielder
Jones and ne Browns who started from
the soggy depths OF seventh place for n
spin of twenty out of twenty three
games
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-17

The ledOef.
These Incidents and erJsodes, irdiVd.
uals and clubs, were all entitled TO the
burning eloquence poured out In their
behalf
We believe, too, vote should be
awnrded to Col. Wlbert Robinson, the
King OF Brooklyn
But II we had to cast one exclusive
vote for the most distinctive features OF
the year Il would 90 TO a certain middle.
AGED sedate citizen by the name OF Ed.
ward s. PLANK, otherwise known as the
Gettysburg Guide,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-17

Mote Chapter V. which begins to-
morrow tells Of the two most bitter
~ contested ball games In bascb,ll
history II tells ~ n gpme that drew
50. 900 SpectRtora-thc biggest crowd
that ever saw professional ball
game In America Editor
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-17

Give al the credit you care abou, IA
your 'aVorlte hero as each comes nlonu
But before vou are through wrench o''
= sprlu ~ olive Tor the olammy brow o,
the most effective left .hander. day In
day out. baseball has ever known.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-17

Our first real game In tho north was
against tho crack Rockford. illl team -
The club on which Adrian Arson and A.
q Slhadlng got their start Tho Roa X.
ford people backed their team heavily
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-17

'Natrolt dll not play.
Season Totals.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-17

Although the White Sox lost both
sections OF the double bill at Boston
Yesterday Joe Jackson's batting aver
age did no, suffer any lie poled sig
safe hits in ten attempts.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-17
T Iris DAILY DOPE
= ON
n"sA 0Oe SlUGGERS

WE ONE SDhY.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-17

Claude Hendrix was in great form
yesterday and he applied a white
washing to the Cincinnati Reds in
the National leagues only contest Of
the day
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-14
Dir Uaupt= =Ofrntiur at DER ueftli@fn grunt

unterbaus. baB bic SffenitDe Der Ql.
iiirtsn an Der tpeitliden Jront erit all.
eefangen babe unb bic Regieruna bes.
balb beifIoifen babe, bic Mrbeiter 5u
erfufen, auf tire iibliden GonrmerIt,
rien i'm 2lugnit sI ber5idten, neil mar
Der WtuHitira brinsenO in 5rantrsif
tebiirftig fei. gr CAB feiner llsbsrs
aelsung Gusbrud, bab bic 2tr6sitei
biefem pIan ibre 3uitimnuns getel
ipirben, odntit bic Jeinbs gHglanbs
einfeben, baB bic Sffsnifpe II
ibrer iebistn 9eftigtsit, tpenn nDt6ig
lanse 3eit fortgeIeBt iprben piir3e.
Der preritier tiinbigte audi an, baf
cine tDnislide proflamation erlaiIer
iperben tpiirbe. bsr5ufolge bic iibli1er
Bantfeiertdse i'm 4usuit bis auf Wei'
teres Derf9oben tperben ipiirb.n. De,
g'remier appellirte aud an alle aldf.
fen, bab iie auf alle Teiertaee Der5it.
ten iollten, bis.bie Offenfipt
einen beitimmten Grfofl
auf5upeifen babe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-14
@iro am9emblidlt0 tn Oct 9tabe pon Teronn y
oem 9entl6em gefiibrt.

iDorben ieien, unb baB bic Ramen bic
fer Sdiffs Der offi5ieleu aifte Der sers
itorten beiiti6en Sdiffe binsuSefiisi
iporoen ieien.
Der naaiier" 1T ein S9iff bon a.
TOO Sonnen MaHerperbrdngung Inr
nit sebn 3ip0f50Ilisen gsfdiiben bon
30 aaliber 2dnge, ipdbrsnb Der .aron'
prin3", elm Sdiff bon 25,575 5OHnsn
NIT 5ebn sip0lb6aieen Seidiiben uor
40 &dliber Gdnse armirt lit.
9 rttif deJifd oampfer Dor
einem beutf den u nters
feeboot oerientt.
3onbon, 13. Suli. - Rad beu
Ntrgriff zines beutiten lluterIesbooie:
auf ben britiIden 5afen Seabam Sai
bolr, in Der 0ienitas Ra4t. sriff sir
eelitihes ltnterie6oot cine britii6,
Iti4erflotille in Der Rdbe Der Norb
iiifis Gnslanbs an. Die Giidbampiel
pJlprenoe" urib .Deibouiie" unb me6
.sre tlsinere Sabr3euse iuurbsn 0e-t
Ientt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-14

6leDelt fonne," 1uto folgcn6es erfIGrt:
DgSir befennen ms 5u Dem @rllnO-
1oB oaB 9ltiorbierutlg, ODER S(n1teftie.
rllngPolitif I'M Sale BON 9oItern,
Die an politiide ltna66Gngtgfeit ge.
pobnt ittto, oer1porfen peroen nltB.~
~0ieie Sleuberilng", iagte 9r.
afe6, fam nift einfa6 ltnteroriift
ireroetL a6er rngIiidlifertpeiie iinO
DieIe gentabigtqu M3dnner nt6t Die
ell5igent peI4e GinfIuB IN 0elttid,,
lano beiitet, lno iie iper6en ntdyt
bur4oringen, penn es 8u 5rtebensper,
banllmgen fomut. .3piI6en ben @e.
nlabigten 1ul0 ser ,ariegspartsi"
5errid)t f9rtgeiebte 9lei6lmg. Gta
Gauer be5 arieges 1ulo Die gtat1tr Der
Giibrung oes arieges Iino sroget.
Delde cine iAarfe @reu5e 5rpiideG
Dem rbeiiere1 9elltiblano" 1tno Ser
.artcgspartei" ge5ogen ba6er. Sir
Die @eIt lit eS tbatIadlitb DON groBe-
ret 8idtiafeit, tpeI9e bond 6ieIem
beioct Tarteien IN 9euti9lml0 ge.
ptnnt, aiS mer Sieger IN 0en 2Qlli.
graben bleibt."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-14
aein 5rieoe
Wirb BON Seuti4lanb gef4lofer
tpsrbsu obne geriidIiftisung Der
militdriI9en Situation,
3uriidga6e Der iiberiesiffen geiiBuH:
gen bss beutf5en Rei9es
llub bic garantis fir Die tiinftige
Si6erbeit ieiner nationalen uno
pirtbfdaftli4eH ggiiten3.

StotbOlm, S9iusbsn, 21. Su.
nj. (&orrsiponben5 Der 9tiIOciisrten
prefe) Die Sbatia9e tunn ni6t
in 2lbrsbe gsitellt perben. baB infolge
Der groBen ROrbieeI9la4t am 81.
Wlui uno l. SUM- bic iussHannte
~arisgspartsi- in 8sutidlanb. gang
a6geieben oubon, per DON Der Ges
i6i6te emit enosiiltig als Sisger cr=
tldrt perben pirb, in auBerorbentlis
der unb pI6BIider Meiie getrGftigt
purbe. Niles 8ersbs, hdb 0suti9=
lamb Wiasns lei. ben &riss auf Der
Bats bes Status por benz ariese gu
enpigen, 1T peritumut.
gs beibt iebt in ben nsutralen
Staten @uropas, bdB Seutialanb
cine rgsridtigung isiner Gren5e auf
Soften 8elgiens" psrldngs. IS ipiro
fsrRsr oerii6ert, baB ss fir bic Sem
traImddte u0tbig lei, eineH Strsifen
Oon Serbien 81 bebdlten, bamit bic
giitnbahn nd4 Spnitantinppel tets
burd .freunoidaftIi6es @ebist" fab
re. 9euti9lanb bet ftsts baruuf Be-
itauoen. bab ibm feline GOIonim sur
riid9see6en trerben muBten, unb ieBt
pirb srtIdrt, oab es fir beutf6s Ser.
lutte i'm aongo @sbiet entI6doigt"
psrben mile. Gs miiIIs aud, 10
hsibt es, stpas aeide6en, I'm gu per'
birbsrn, bab geIsien Elm 8afauens
Stddt gnglanos iperoe.
giep. Or. Charles j. Gtsb bon Sdn
5rarciseo, einer Der ameritanii9en
9eleaoten Su Der nsutralen aunferen3
i'm Sntsrsiie fortgeiester 8srmitts
lunospetIut)e, peIhe in Stpd9olm
iaat, hattie iid sur 3eit Der Rorbiess
ifla6t in elmer 6riebenss sMiHion
in Berlin, auissbalten. gDie psrlaua
t,t, fnG er auf cine Ginlabung Der
beutItsn Resisruns bort selpeien ieiu.
es i6eint ipsnisitens. ouB er abiOlut
feline S9pierigteit Bate, BON ben
meiitsn Der b0bereu Sedmten In 9lubis
eng empfan9en su tperoeu. Die 6ries
henstonferen5 bate iih Der Spffnung
binaeecben, odb Deuti6lunb fsrtes
bensbeoingunsen 70 mdbieen Gburats
ters borlssen Diirbe, bab ale ueutras
len 2GnSer bstpessn tperben piirben,
iie Su bistutisren unb 10 cine Dffeuts
lihe Meinung gu peranldfeu, nit
pelter bic ariesfiibrenben eoentuea
3u rshnen ba6en piirben.
9tber Or. glteb brafte einen nihts
penigsr dls ermutbisenbeu Seriat.
Gs erihien ausii9tslcs, su boffen,
bdb Der &riss innerbalb beg Sdbres
su Gube iomme. Die neue Grtldrung
betrsffenb bic 5riebensbsbtngurgen,
bic anaeblit BON Der ieBt md6tiqen
.ariesspartei1 perlanst tperben, fiin'
siat an. .SubuiriJ JstsSe. .ssI4 laRmipsr'