davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-29

ms iast world series OUTFIT. They po f,.,
IN TINS game, once the impetus is '' I've
parted. He won his last big scrla. i.n ..a'
than nine years ago, yet the entirc 'vss ti.s
nus mas laued out Billy Sullivan, ld Wolsj,
Nick Altrock, Doc White. Jiggs Do,,ai,,ul
Frank lsbell, George Davis. Leo Tarne' Tue'
hill, Pat Dougherty, George Roho a.,
Hahn have skidded from tho white a.. s'u
Walsh is still around but npporontI, tI',e u.
through. The others left the B,,, ~. ".
well behind 'e"1
Half Strides
To the majority Of all entries e.
cent. is a good even break. In rfo I"s pe,
baseball there is only one hail .h "'u
unhittable-thc one that has passed tb,
plate 'ne
George Stovall, the ex-Fcd Flrebro,,
is now tircbrand at golf pool Tho sot
low played flVe consecutive holes uneor
par against us day or two ago. 1o,,;n.
five approaches dead to the pin. Ee "n.
his rs and his 3's as dcftly as lie used T.,
get National and American LearueT stos.
to hop from one circuit to another.
The Masked Marvel game will nevor ..
In Enslandi not unless they manufaotnrs
masks properly perforated for pine.
Joe Stecher today NAV he bo,t..
wrestler than Frank Gotch is. But nrov.
ing that Stecher, Mt his best is betto,
than Gotch ever was Is one of those sim.
pie little details like proving that Math.
ewson had more stuff in 1908 than Rad.
bourne had in 1885.
Jess Willard maintains the record n,
having fought one frst-class fight in bIs
entire career. This was aga. st man
on the edge of old age. With one good
battle to his credit, Mr.. Willard Is willing
to meet any man for 10 rounds, provided
New. York, Chicago, Philadelphia and
Boston are decided over to him, with the
United States Steel Corporate tossed in.
1t doesn't take the old bean long Ia
develop a decided puff once n bloke
doesn't know any better than to believe
he is pretty good.
A good many billion people have inhab-
tied this universe at one time or another
but no one has yet ever done enough to
earn an attack of the sweled dome, much
less the tall and stately citizen who is
now heavyweight champ, the same ap.
plying to a Mr.. Frank Moran.
Thirty thousand dollars for 30 minutes
of staling, shufling, clinching and max.
ing a few gcstures-holy mackerel! Is
money being carved out of dirt?
This Masked Marvel stuff has even in
vaded the war zone We note where both
Germany and France are using masked
batteries with telling effect.
Does any one know of any capacity
wherein n Masked Bard could achieve a
few extra pieces of eight or doubloon
or so not needed in the general distribu-
ton?
It's Kid Broad's luck that the mask
came into popularity after he had quit
the ring. The Kid will never recover
from a raw deal by fate.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-29

OFF-FORM COINCIDENCE
MAY BE ANSWER TO THE
TENDLER-O'KEEFE FIASCO
1t Is Possible but Not Probable, That Two
Athletes May Be Affected at the
Same Time
Same Time


II
Tender
this
the the
occasions will
chance their the pub
lie
We have often read of popular bpg defeated by bunch Of
selling
with this
n
awaiting the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-29
Majors Might Do Well to Follow Minors

"StaIing o
for which the home club believes beneficial will not be
tolerated
In that
Many
team "A
a
n o
There
n a o
a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-29

verse was by 10 pins. They tackled tho
leaders in their first appearance. too
Lawler compiled Il score Of Sc pins for Pinzon
In his third game against San Salvador.
Egterpysc won two games in the lo,, "Phil9, dI,
Brothers. and for the time being held the
rllnncrs-up back. The deciding game was
Keen Kutters. and scull Manufacturing Com
over their opponents in the Industrial League,
each making a clean sweep; PaNson scored
3 John '"tS Gay o TOPPED over ~ M in his first game
with Scull.
Majestic again came to life with 1905 agal ~
White Elephants 1t being It's solitary trtumJr
iSs pins for o 25 iiths6@ otalcd 9S and Topham
2I5, while Morgan contributed 222 and shaffer
Billy Knox toppled over $50. His easy de-
livery makes Il seem simple matter to score
Tho White ElePhants rolled IS six games ISi6 lSs5
night winning four AGAINST Myndham 5,1 Into
QS7, to 500, and concluded with 1924 TO Wynd-
Sam RodEsFs Sn%SGd scattered the pins for 2aa
Bert Frazier showed consistency against the
eX-champions: his scores reading 2O2 2G3 and
Howard Price began his series with 224
score.
Algonquin, by defeating Giants two games,
are tie With White Elephants for first place in
the quaker city League
The rival S c0 WaE2}m "GtSf55s aS5 n8s quite
wyndRam dropped four out of six games
last night.
Considering the, ,handlcapsto Anti cohds4, by
who is out Of town Antl-Cobden has been
holding Mutual in good shape in the German
American League series.
Dynes. the one-armed bowler rolling with
game against Quartet
Charles Lqmbcrts 2os attssgs in nicely with
i7 Snd Moiters is4 FOR an aggregate score
OF oGa against GIrard In their second match.
The IneEgub gqW9s this .oH,s week resulted sR sb in
men. Lynd knocked down 2lQ and TROUT 20i.
aS N e sa4d Sd ' MeToh S nor woR all
three from Union League Blues.
schottle, Of Manufacturers Club Blue squad,
Club Maroon. and concluded with 25s tally.
Tigers showed a return t9 form IN winning
squad winning the trsI tive TWO M, matches "a In & the
which was pins better than their opponents.
BarTis 222 being enough TO turn the tide.
Foedlsch, after getting scores OF 2Ol and 2l1,
registered Isl for The Manufacturers Club yell
lows, the Walnut street Clubmen winning all
three fIoru q Racquet club Reserves.
r. Lee, of Merton White, was high for his
team with 55J against Union League White.
Interelub League may send ave teams to the
Atlantic Coast championships at Washington.
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n
S
to to
college
tennis champion and donor of the Davis international tennis challenge
a o
Minister a
o
ant
stars; Brooke and oCk and Crane
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annually held in the
First Regiment Ar
mory, Broad and
Callowhill streets.
This year the at
traCtive show will
be greatly aided
by staging the first
annual indoor ten
mis- championship Of
Philadelphia, held
under the auspices
of the regiment and
sanctioned by the
Philadelphia and Dis
trict Tennis AssOCia-
tim
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Kicking AGAINST Referee Lowers Sports Standard


unpormanfke
have talked the be doing it
frequently
his decision
the talking and
n a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-29
BASEBALL MEN BANKRUPT
Federal League Fiasco Blamed for
Pittsburgh Officials Failure

PITTSBURGH, Jan. 20.-Dahbling In base pass,
hall with the Federal League has proven g9sty s.
to William A. Kerr. vice PTeSdentb b Ot M witb hs
brother Robert j, Kerr, also a director OF VIZ
club, have been forced into bankruptcy 'yvullam
II was stated here that the hrm OF " Nll'lshh ~
Kerr's Sons contractors, which COMPRISE. .nE NJ
two men mentioned are imyoi1htSIs ars 81 al
and hIs liabilities StOB 2lg.Gl, while thoss1ee, ~
his brother are assets. $3.50 a. and hapi''''"
sol, ,05l .65.
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TENNIS CRACKS
WILL ENTER THE
INDOOR TOURNEY
Matches Will Begin Febru-
ary 25 on Court at First
Regiment Armory
COMMITTEE N A NJ z D
BY w. T. TILDEN, I'd

There is no event in the athletic world
of Philadelphia more interesting to all
than the Sportsmen's Show which is
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-29
Special Bowling Match

Hancock Knitting Mills, rolled on Casino
alleys Pearson and Wright won two out Of
three games from NaylOr and Miller.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-29
INTRODUCTION
"f.ORDCIoAR'.
~ExcEEDIEGN BETTER

OLYMPIA A. A. Ii"rlS nrG4S Edsa4ds. 4 Sar1GI Mgr
MONDAY NIGHT-S;30 ,,,,S
JACK KANTROW vs.. EDDIE 81 Cur
GEO. BLACKBURN vs.. WILLIE bAaiNnNf
WILLIE DOYLE VS.. JACK MALJJINH
Mickey DOnnelly VI. Bobby heyh''''
Johnny Kilbane VS.. Packey HomIisiy q
Adm, 95ci bal. Res. 5Oci ATenn kes. -- ~, -
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NOTES OF THE BOWLERS

Philadelphia Council has replaced La Riblda
squad in the knights OF Columbus League
Like their, predecessors, they failed to win.
column In the near future: Their first re-
verse was by 10 pins They tackled the
leaders in their first appearance. too.
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Schottle, OF Manufacturers Club Blue squad,
got going I'm his final game against Racquet
Club Maroon, and concluded with 2as tally.
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The Interciub games this week resulted in
numerous fine individual efforts by the club
men Lynd knocked down 2l0 and Trout 2O3.
while Townsend concluded with 2Oi for Merton
Maroon, I'm which series the Merton won all
three from Union League Blues.
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Charles Lanbcrt's POS fitted In nicely with
McCOrkle's 21A, StewaTts 1s0. Hutchnson's s
lGT and Molter's ls4 for an aggregate score
OF OG2 against Girard In their second match.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-01-29

Lawler compiled score Of Sc pins for Pinzcn
in his third game against San Salvador.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-22
Scr McniaGrsarllh Ses &ailers.

Ser 9teulabrsgrllB oes &ailers al,
Seer, 0iarine uno Sd)uBtruppe liegt
nunnlebr inl @ortlaut Dor. 9lud an
1jeler allnogebullg BADEN bic auiir=
ten lSallher lire litltihele aitlit per-
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pen. aameraOen! Sin Sabr idhpe=
ren 9iingel1s lit abaelaufell. $50 ill=
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gitrer 5reue lilo Sapferfeit ser
idelt. lteberaa, NO ih gllh gum
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8lorreida n,lo 0alrfbar eriltnern mir
|lrts igeute Dor allent Ser griioer, Bic
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bic Siderbeit fiir 1miere Siebel1 in
Der @eil1latf lno eillell nnpergaltgli=
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ltreiten. sSas lie bcgonnen habelt,
9uerOell mir nit @nttes gllaoiger
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nnllg, inns i'm elrlihen &aIupf ilber=
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begraben lnilliell. 9illr allf oas Sc
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Die @irfllngen hires e6enIo frepel=
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lie llod) banen 5u Oiirfen. Sbre lSla=
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Goterlallo bis 5unt Iestel1 sltben15llq
IlnO Oenl sSillen SLIM Siege. 81
|ldreiten mir oenn IN oas ncle ssabr.
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Seimatb uno fiir Ieltihlanos @ro=
BE! @robes @auptQmartier, Ben 81.
Ge5enlbcr 1918. sSitbeInt s. a."
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aaltc @elle i'm SIten.

acp Dorf, 2f. 5ebr. Nait cincn
Selnperatllrltllr5 bon II @rab 5ipiidell
slitterllacht uno S ll6r @prsens befam
gielp Dprf bentc Die 5ipcite fnltc @c0e
Sicles SSiilters 5lt ipiiren. Sic 5bcrz
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gems alf 6 erao. Sn sauie oe5 Cages
lieB sic aalte mn lpenig mad uno bas
8etternnt erpartet Dor nprgen 9lbeno
fein Mbflolen.
Soiton, 81. Sebr. 2ns fdltelfe
&eticr pieies Ssinters herrlcbte beute
friib in Sen 9scu : @n9lannltaoten.
Ser taltelre Elap nit 20 unter 9iuG
mar @reenpille in 0laine, Scr ipdr1llitc
Nantlefet nit 6 ii6cr 9lull.
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Sic oeutid)cm steuerplanc.

gcrIin, 81. Sebr. Qlebcr 2pn@
opn.) Sic rihtigIten Sbeilc Der nerlen
Stenerpprlasel Scr Mcaicrlma llno III
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Motllr mabrt man iebpdl ltrcnges Sc
beinniB @lan glarbt mlr pcrlmltben
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crn licb Sem Staatsballsbalt einc @ine
nnbmcqlellc bon rllno 500 Ntillipncn
Marf erihlieBcn lpirb. Srt ibren Glns
selbcitcn Nilrften sic Gldnc Der 8ce
gierl,na mod, npr bem Sulanunentritt
bcs Mcihatagcs ON Is. spril perpfs
fentliebt luerben.
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2inie Sic &ricgsprofite biz Slt iinf6ig
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nolan,cr linp, ipa ais 2eitlnolip Ser
geplantcn aNabnubme beldlplieneSbats t
Iahc 5ein. Ntan erlpartet allf bieIent
Sclbe cine reide Grnte. Gas crhellt
Id5pn aus sci, Sabresberidten pieler
Set gr1beren Sirme,,, Sic nuh Neme5es
Ieb bon prei bis Sll fiinf Wdllipncl,
Marf als Sielerbc 5uriieflegten.
Cine rege sleitation ge9en Sen Elull,
sic @ricesprrfite bis 5lt finlf5ig Eros
sent 5lt bcltellern. mar bis ppr @urSenl
III Sanpclsfreilen I'M @ah9e. Sic @c@
gicrllns oiirfte oarauf aber fmlm 9fiicfe
liht ne6nen. Nean fiirhtct lpgar baB
lie iid SIT ei,1cr bDberen Stelcrrate
cntI6licBen mag.
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Sener in Ocr 9iesicruussDruferei

&al6in9ton, 21. 6ebr. @u
Sener i'll Der 2alnpfuNilcbcrci oes Grlt=
derelbllrcal Der Me9ierllns, 6egleitci
bon lauten Grplolioner, mari beute
gtadnlttag piele bunoerte pol1 e(nocz
ltellten in einc Ranif. Sic Slan1men
bradcn in eillelu fleinen @e6auoe aus,
bont Soauptgebduoe 9etrennt, lup So
1olln 3ur Hcini9lne Ser gum slbfpaz
lten Der tinti9en 9latten benllst luiro.
auf neldIen .8apierselp, Sterapcl mn
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len oe5 betreffenoen @e6alloes entfaz
men poblbe9alten, a6er oas Gebauoe
lit rlillirt
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Sie5 nus 8rppifssss.

Gbieaao. 81. lsebr. &inbpieb
3rfltbr 10000. Stiere $500 o.,
so; &iibe lno Rilroer 1926 -S.25;
&alber $S.50-11.25.
Sdnueine 3llfl,br $4,000. ste.
tig SIT $7.75-S.40; 5lmeiit 81
S. 80.
sdaie 3niu6r $4,000. 1seli
SIT $7.75- $50; aimmer 5000
11.50.
@efliieel 15-1e15c.
Butter Creamery "a 33211a.
gicr Grima 81 2212c.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-22
&ie0cr 0tA - Grfolge at BET @effront.
9en Gm8ldmoern $50 Wseter @rdbem an, yier aauol
ab9enonttlten.
9smal n0rOl bon pe1n ndeuo Die nod ar1bere @epiue
oorige gSode iaoliQ bon Dperu seulabt mnroeu,
ST. Der gciammt9 bcoeuct Ds fat uc eeuO,nene edadt

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bis gnbc @0ai angcn ioa
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granaten, bie inbellen feiucn Grfola
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bo1n6urDirtc feirDli6e Willnitipnslager
in Martincoltrt uno NSonbange, ipabz
rcllb belttIe)e Merps gefer,t Na1t ciniz
&C gonbcn alf 2llnepille, 9pmbasle
unb Nanep abiparfcn, aber lpenigS1az
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melbct, bab eilt 3eppelin 2uft11ifi
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bon Sort Nepienb aus nit @elcbiib be-
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goIange Sic 9srnrmer beg 3eppclir
ltnb Sic 3abl llnb oas sdidial Sc,
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ifdllen ouf oen Sdiff miro uoeiielt
eutipano erbo6cn. meil 9Iei6uuoelt
5rllchcn ihnen unp Der @rileumalrs
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&c, rie lie an Srantreidl gcianot uur=
&c. als Der 9rell5er 9escartes fiirsIid]
Seutldlc ullb Geitreicher bon umcrit.
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abnabnt. Snl IeRtereu Safe bar Sranfs
relel) olc 10 gefaneenen 2eltc prompt
rrel9e9eben lnlp Ieine Warinetpnmau1
pdnteH inltrllirt, feline Derartiaen Ser
lhleppun9ell mebr 5l1 naber.
9(clte q rale fcrtig ].
Cine llelle Observation-Disclosures
Sill lpurbe bette upnl S,alls afilitdrz
committee ferlltcfsipeiie fertig geiteat
Sic sill lrellt bic giatipnalgaroe inter
SnnHesfpntrolle, erbDbt oie reeltlire
s(rntee altf $4,000 Marn, peronppe(t
Sie Seloartillerie, -termehrt ods @enie@
forps I'M Is &ompaglicn, ifnfft bier
6Iua5cu99eldllraber lmo Elm gall5 neuz
G aa0ettclrforps BON Sen &pllcecs, in
lrcld)cn nilitarild'er llHtcrricbt oeoez
ben miro.
Gas Scnat, SfilitarcomlllitttI
lIllnntc beute fin cine apfl!1rcBuuter@
Iudung Nes Observation-Disclosures ourdI
ocll &ongreB. Sic be5iiglid1c MeIpllltiz
on irclde oieien Sienlr fiir Iebr nlone
9cIhuft crflirt lrlroe ppn Senator
Nrbillinn (sfrf) eineebractt.
9cru ldlieBt @elanSts
d1aften.
slls cine Sphrianfeitsn,aBrescI 6at
Gcru Die bnlbiee 3uriidSiebrng ieincr
lestcn slpei oiplpn,atilcfcn Gertrctcr
I'M shtslanoe beihlpllei1. Die oes Sc
ldllbtel1 Sreoeriep sllfpnIp @eSet bier
Ii. sic oes @eianbten in 8ralilien. &C.
nor Gcset erbielt beute Nie SNlltruftipn.
Die @cIanatIhaft Slr IchlieBen uno CT
miro ilu MdrS abreiiell. 9seru ltcdt
idon ieit LANCER 3eit i'll ldpereu eelnz
llntben, BIC iieb oltrd) Den eltrppiiIden
&rieg npd periHlinnert babcu.
Y 4 dl If c s. pnfcren5 i'm
sSet Ben 5ouIe.
Grdlioert gSilipn hielt bcrtc 9tacht
cine langc &onIeren5 i'm @eiBenSoauIe
nit ben &priiBern per beioen allslpIre
ti9eu Committees, Senatpr Stpne lnp
Hcpr Slpoo, ionic Senator acrll, Dem
afcbrbeitsfiibrer i'm Selat. sgdan
slallbt naB bic eclpannten @e6icbuue
gen nit Seutidlano unb SeItrcicb lpez
gen bcren slblicft, pom /. Mlors OH Of
Ic belpafineteu SoanpeIsithifie pbnc
sssornln9 Su Scrirpren, sun Sprade
funlerL abcr utidlts eiepilics lpciB
mon nidt penn Dos @cIultat lullroe
gebeim gebalten.
9'an mei6 nllr, paB Genator Stone
lnl Die &pnferen5 erludlt bot neil CT
ill1 2auie Ser ndchiten Gage cine srp6e
Ncoe I'M Scnat ilber oie a,tslpdrtiacE
ScsicMlnacn 5ll haltcu bcablidltiot.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-22

baber Den gal1sen Giltrift bonn @an<
Isec beicbt lutb oic Siirfen rallmen
|icbon 8ittis, ipie auf bem (sfpeifelbafz
ItenD llmtpeg bon Getrpgrab iiber Mon1
|nnb. bon 30 all5 ubrabtlps" berkhtet
llpirD.
Giegorbut BEG rlliiilcben linfen1liis
/ 9els lpll innerbalb eiller fltrsen9iltans
bon Grapesnnt ant Stblpnrsel1 Meer
|an9efonrmen fem.
(9er 8anlee liegt etiua 100 M1eie
len iiioDitlid bon @r5erunl llno gitlis,
|cine Stabt BON $4,000, liegt ct1pa 20
WSeilen iiibipeltlidj bon bieln gec an
Der birefter 2inie bon Sort nah 9iarz
|ibefr, etlpu 100 MciIen ipciter liiblid)
|ltilb nir nod so Meilen BON ser 8agz
|baobabn. @enn Sic 8ltilen hieienYunft
erreidcn, f0nntcn lie Sic tiirfildc
|Gerbinbllng nit Sbrien unterbrccbctl
|llnb Sic tiirfilcben stellunaen in @eez
|1ppotanlten in 8erlien gcfabrben.)
| Gin belheibcncr tiirfi.z
1er 8criht.
/ &rnltantinppel, 2t. Sebr.
|Splgenber 8eriht ilber oie &riegsppc~
|ratinnen pnrbc Iente pom &riessantt
|lausgcgebcr:
3pei feinolide &riegslr6iffe, ipelde
|fSebbnl 9abr llnb gefes@llrl1u am
1s. Sebruar bplnbaroirten, lpatrben
|por me6rercr @raratcn nnIerer 8ats
|tericn 9ctrpffcn unb 5ltln Gild3llg ge<
5lrlngen.
!! slna 10. Sebruar alpal1sen llnierc
|gatterien aucb einen feinbli6en Mol,ts
tor, Der Sic t6Dbc BON Sepbnl 8abr
bpmbaroirte, gum 9fiidsl1g.
Sln II. Sebrnar mari eiltcr llnlerer
Slieger Somben altf Elm feinplibes
Sraaspprtldiff ab, bas 1a6e Ml1brps
'sanfertc nno lebtc es in 8ronb.
vSpnlt 9ibt es fcine Greignilie sll
beridtcn." $50 II Gr5errnt ibeint
&onltalltillnpel i,nnter nod nibts ge@
bDrt Sll baben.
iirfcn in Ser Md6e bon
Gucs.
2nnbon 81. Sebr. Gin ofii5iel<
Ter 8eri6t lagt: uSln @crla1f einer
croplanerfrr,bnns aegen cincl1 feinoz
lihcu @prpplten 6ltlid bon 5ues 5erz
ltDrte elmer inlerer Slie9cr sic fcinb<
lide Sterilization in 81 Yaiianp NIT
cincr 1oo~pfiinpigen gpn1be.
| Gbcnfalls pffi5icll miro beribtct:
/. Sic slblenbltn9 BON Gerltarfllngen at1
@encral Npln1er (lpel6cr 8ut : clz
s(mara SIT cntieter periuebt, nilnnt
befriebigetben Sprtldritt."
9}ibtoffi5iell ipirb iibcr Itben be-
|ribtet, bnb Elm britildcs llnterleebpot
am 9icnstog IN Sen gpspprlts 9elangt
lci lno einen sdleppopaanpfer llnb
6 nit Nh,nition belabene transporter
5erlt6rt babe. Sic slnlpcicnbeit ocs
| lfeinblihen II : 8optes loll cine Nanif
| in &onltantinopel perllrladt ba9en.
(??)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-02-22
Die Mdrfte.
Brpb1fte.

. biea1N 21. sSebr. gSel6ell =
t243s N1ai 1902 Sllli.
&orn 767s @iai, 1878 Sllli.
Safer 4612 Mai 45l2 Sltli.
@etreioe fir gaar: 9fo. 2 rotber
@il,ter t25 t27; 9a. 3 &orn
IS; STANDARD @afer AZ.
Nog9en aso. > 9Sla.
@erltc - 66-75.