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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-14
BOWLING
4 OR MING MUSLI
Cooked the Dog Watch i

some other time. Let il be said
however that II they weren't related
70 any OF the foregoing, they had at
east read a great deal OF their re-
spective histories, and in that respect
were personally acquainted.
A really great man is too busy
being great 10 bother about his an
cestors. He is concerned first with
making his own life one to which
his children will point with pride.
You remember Rose-I just do
have TO write this TO one-to whom
/ poemed in my last? Well Rose
is the woman who might have saved
me money il 1 had stayed with her
in that verse stuff. if you don't re-
member. Rose was born somewhere
around Sodus. Mich. which is known
over the world for the quality of its
peaches. Rose came off the parent
tree. too. and has the speed Of a
Burnham driven tin buggy. I'm
strong for Rose but my pocket
book doesn't quite nj the case. 1
could fiji this whole book with Rose
but roses are expensive-even the
dollhouse variety.
I'll never forget the day / met her.
II was at a Federal league ball game.
The orchestra will now play To
night VIII Never Come Again" sung
by Jim Gilmore. Rose knew all
about baseball-after that game. and
If there was anything she missed
finding out it was something she
neglected TO spring in the question
box which kept my mind off the
bases and onto the rule book Want
ed 10 know with what team Warren
Kerrigan played and if Francis
Bushman led the league. Rose reads
all her baseball gossip in the film
folk column and confines her re-
search to reel life instead of real
life. No, I'll never forget the day /
met Rose-and the boys said il was
good game. too. which ! couldn't
verify not being present mentally.
Sometimes l think a woman judges
the kind Of time she had by the
amount Of conversation she was able
TO put over I'm that case. Rose was
in the seventh heaven of enjoy
ment.
But why speak Of the wo1. er; they
talk for themselves.
That squib deserves a page by it
self. and / deserve a lOt Of things
/ won't be getting tonight. when
Kelley. with the rent paid from the
last session buys a country home
with what's left Of my allowance
don't work. mind you-after I paid
for my apartment and valet for the
pawst week, dontchaknow,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-14
BOXING
WINS SKI PRIZE
Raenar CutVedt Awarded FIRST Prize
in Professional Class.

CHICAGO. Feb. 14.-Ragnar Cut-
vedt of Chicago sunday was awarded
frst prize in the Professional division
al the annual ski tournament of the
Norge Ski club of Chicago at Carey.
ILL., Although the weather was ideal
for the meet no records We're even
approached. Damp snow with the
take-off banked too high were said
to be the CHER reasons for the poor
showing. Henry Han made tho
longest jump. III feet The Amtri-
can record is 169 feet. held 10y CUT
vedt, former European champion
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-14
TORTOICH AFTER WELSH

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 14.-Do-
minick Tortoich. local boxing pro-
moter. announced Sunday night that
he had offered Freddie Welsh $40
600 guarantee and $500 training ex-
penses TO meet the winner OF the
Dundee -Mandot match held in New
Orleans on March for the light
weight championship.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-14
OEPAUW SCHEDULE OUT
Football Dates Include Eight Games
for 1915.

GREENCASTLE. Ind. Feb. IA
DePauws 1916 football scredule as
announced Saturday night is as fol-
lows
Sept 30-Indiana at Bloomington
oct. Purdue at Lafayette
oct. 16-Frankhn at Greencastle
oct. 81 - Rose Poly. al Terre
Haute.
oct. 2S-Hanover at Greencast
Nov. 4-ButlAr at Greencastle.
Nov. l1.-Wabash AZ Indianapolis
Nov. 1S-Beloit at Greencastle.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-14
GAMES THIS WEEK.
Antlers League Wednesday,

GAMES THIS WEEK.
Antlers League Wednesday.
Horns v. Bills.
Horns W Stays.
Factors vs. Prougs.
Bankers League Thursday.
First National vs.. American Trust.
South Bend Nat. rs. Morris Plan.
Merchants Nat. vs.. II. Joe Savings
Citizens Nat vs. Union Trust Chaplin.
City League Wednesday.
Conservative Life Ponies vs. Orpheun
Ponies.
Waters Ponies rs. Hullie 4 Mike
X. * :. vs.. Jimmy X Goat
Conservative Ponies vs.. Stude13kers
Elks League Thursday.
Teeth -. Temples
Charms vs.. Jewels.
Hoofs vs.. Tylers.
Federal League Tuesday
Bucktails vs. Orphans.
AItlerS vs. FaWns.
Ftderals vs. Tails
oliver League Thursday.
Accounting -. Assembly
Designing -. Purchasing
Production vs.. Maleable.
Grey Iron -. Sales.
Pattern Us. Olivers.
Forge ". Cost.
News Times Trio League Tuesday.
Cosmos IS Makeups.
Operators vs. Reporters
Post office League Monday
Registers vs. q. u. 4 stamp.
Federals ". Down town.
Specials " Money Orders
Printers League Tuesday.
News Times -. HaTdys.
HihberdS V. South BEND Eng Co
Ind Engraving 60. vs.. Tribuues.
singer League Friday.
Machinery Us. Pay Roll
Cabinet vs. cost.
Correspondence IS. E. & D.
Yard vS Accounting
Temple League Friday.
Hairs VS.. stars.
Bucks vs. Tusks.
beers vs. TOastS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-14
WINS FINAL RoUNp.

TUXEDO PARK. y. Y. Feb.
14.-C. g.. PeH Of Tuxedo defeated
Joshua Crane OF Boston in the final
round sunday for the gold racquet
trophy in the racquet championships
here by a score Of 15-S. 1871. 1913.
BY today's victory Pcu becomes the
owner OF the gold racquet. having
three less 70 his credit.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-14
STILL HAVE HOPES
TO LAND A. B. c.
Bowling Fraternity Awaits
Action by Chamber of
Commerce.

\ meeting of the local bowl
ing and Chamber Of Commerce
committee with T. III. Miller of
the Fair association. and Mayor
Keller will be held this after
noon at 4 O'Clock when the
question of bidding for the 1917
bowling congress will be taken
up and definitely settled.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-14
MEN WILL MEET TONIGHT
Frankie Callahan and Bonnie Pal
MGR TO Meet.

NuLWAUKEE. Wis Feb. a.
frankie Callahan. Brooklyn light
weight and Bennie Palmer or ilem-
phis viii headline boxing card
here tonight Art Magirl OF Okla
homa. and Len RowlandS welter-
weights. viii trade swats. Rowlands
is substituting for Soldier Bratield
who was hurt in "a match with Ted
Lewis recently.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-14
MATCH GAME
WINS 100 TO 1.

MORRISTOWN, Feb. 14.-MOrTis-
town high school defeated the Ma
Mia high school basket ball team
109 to here Saturday night
Rogers Morristown's captain, Gagged
p field goals.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-14
Tribune League Monday.

Tribune League Monday.
Linotypes ". Pen PuSherS.
Mats VS.. NonpareilS.
&. A. {. League.
Monday Athletics vs.. Stars.
Tuesday Braves VS.. &. 4. 4.
Wednesday Ponies vs.. Singers
Thursday VS. SOX.
Studebaker League.
Monday SkeiIS VS.. Reaches.
Tuesday StudebakerS vS. AXleS.
Wednesday SpOkes VS.. Tongues.
Thursday BolSters vs.. Rims.
Friday-HOunds vs.. Hubs
Studebaker Trio League.
Monday CyliuderS vs.. CarhuraterS.
Tuesday -Windshields V. PistOns
Wednesday Tenders vs.. Starters.
Thursday -Mufflers VS. Horns.
Friday Tops vs.. EQualizers.
United League.
Monday rs vs.. Silver Edge.
Thursday Jimmy q Goats vs.. NoXall
Friday KOehler x SChafer vs.. Eagles.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-14
SORIN WINS

Sorin defeated st Joe. IS 70 Is. IN
an inter-hall basket ball game AZ
Metre Dame yesterday morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-14

Hopes of South Bend obtaining
the convention and tournament of
the American Bowling congress for
1917 look brighter since the recent
announcement from the Chamber OF
Commerce. AS far as money and
working material is concerned, II
abounds among the bowling forces
Of the city, which leaves only" the
principal requisite building of
sufficient floor space to conduct the
same
Although il does not require acres
of space under a roof, building for
that purpose must at least have a
floor space Of 100 by $50 feet There
are several Enclosures in the city
hat have even far more than this
SPACE available. but each one Of these
S in an undesirable locality A con
vention or tournament must of
necessity he Of easy access from the
hotel district. as a transient float
ing population could not be asked 10
spend all OF it's time on the march.
If il did the city would have no
benefit at all from the visit. A body
OF men on business and pleasure bent
must be allowed some time To recre-
ate, amuse themselves and chance
to spend their money. If YOU make
that an impossibility it not only dis
appoints the invader but it depriyes
the local merchant. manufactures
and professional man of an oppor-
tunity of profit. whether directly or
indirectly.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-14

villa HydOele
adrtn First to
n O
ng
if o do
ebedo for We
ism until a
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-14

1t will be not less than another
week before the final decision is
made as to the site Of Muskegon's
Central league baseball park, Char
les w. Marsh. president Of the club,
and Babe Myers. its manager, hav-
ing definitely determined not 10 make
any hasty recommendation in the
matter to the local board Of direc-
tors.
AT this time, as a result. ii is not
known II the Central league grounds
viii be in the First ward. at tin site
offered by the booster organization
there; at the Recreation park
grounds at Mona lake; at other loca-
tions closer in toward the business.
or at other grounds. just being con-
sidered. Immediately south OF the
city limits and within eight minutes
trolley car ride Of the business cen
ter of the city
The last named location has just
been mentioned thus far. and
whether it viii answer the purpose
Is at present not known. although
the fact that the section OF the city
is growing more rapidly than any
other may have something To do with
the final decision reached in the
matter
The plans for the equipment OF
the Muskegon park have been com
pleted. and call for grandstand room
of $500 people. auto parking space
which Will accommodate eco ma
chimes. hleaCher room for several
thousand dressing rooms for the
players. and other details never be-
fore provided in local park. These
plans are now in the hands of Priest
Marsh who is securing bids OF a
tentative nature on the work TO be
done.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-14
BILLIARDS
Back to Robust Vitality
Are You | Losing Strength


and he nd
lee trrngth you a l1r =
M Do maya le lbSolut and your rEls
lre o. The clrf I N
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il 90 81
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-14

Four players are now in the
Springfield fold and all OF them
should please fans who will gather
day in and out at Washington park
10 see the battles this summer with
the Dayton club and others Of the
circuit They are Catcher Joe Dunn.
Pitcher jess Haines. Shortstop Cav
eney and First Baseman Anderson
All that is still needed. is two
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-14

more infielders, three gardeners,
couple Of pitchers. a utility player, n
bat boy, new uniforms and a thou
sand and one other things that will
have TO be provided before the gong
rings 10 open the season in Spring
field There is plenty Of work to
Keep Business Mgr. Redelle and
Mgr. Dunn stepping at a lively rate.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-14
business Men i'm Favor.

buSillc~S ticn IN fdNOT.
1t is the concensus Of opinion Of
local business men encountered with
whom q bowling tournament has
been discussed that it was one of
the best propositions heard Of. the
chief reasons being that il is in it
self more than self-sustaining. and
requires no expenditure to bring il
people in and out Of the city. thus
preventing hotel congestion, and it
brings a class Of people most of
whom have plenty OF money and are
not afraid to spend ii.
Unless a tournament could he put
on right locally il would be better
not have been done at all as the
bowling institution is Of national
prominence. firmly established and
stable. which must Of necessity be
confined TO g. geographical location
properly suited to its purpose. When
the congress finds a city best suited
and fitted for its purpose, such as
Toledo. which is holding its second
tournamend within three years there
is no difficulty for other cities 10 get
reconsideration.
The bowling forces do not expect
the city 10 construct a building just
for the sake Of holding a national
tournament. going 10 enormous eX-
pense for the purpose, and then
throw il on scrap heap. II has
been demonstrated with great force
recently that it is expedient cor
South Bend to have n large spacious
building which could he made self
sustaining for local purposes alone.
Many Uses For Building
a local display Of local manufac-
turers' articles at the high school
would have attained far greater sue
cess in adequate quarters. our cleo
trical show found its double store
room on Michigan st. taxed far be-
yond its capacity with the result
that it was impossible To show other
than principal features. An auto
mobile show was of necessity can
celled entirely because of available
quarters not being of command.
Many similar references could be
given TO prove the dire necessity for
a large building for local purposes
70 say nothing Of large gatherings
which might otherwise be induced
10 convene here il we had the build
ing.
But local bowling forces are not
IN despair. Ii is believed there are
splendid prospects for attaining their
object and they will have a good
representation at the business meet
ing Of the American Bowling con-
gress al Toledo next month 10 let
them know that we are sincere in
our purpose to entertain them even
tually. if not at present. Metro
politan newspapers have expressed
"A sentiment very favorable 10 South
Bend. which shows that We have
made some progress without even a
possible asset other than that South
Bend has the largest city bowling
association OF any city in the state
of Indiana
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-14
Direct
Medication

Achievement 4 The 20th Centurv
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the view or deNising method ~ d.
rect medication that is method
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-14

with US fearing that on account q our
fees are always moderate wholly within
money matters keep you from beginning
begin treatment and pay az you can
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-14

Science wins over disease and
nervous decline.
No need TO suffer and doctor"
the "Old way"
for months.
Come and Investigate for yourself
the advance / have made, and how
little il costs to get well.
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Sad benz 8ries..

Sn Jabritantsn= uub Qrpeitertreis
len oisiss aanbss bef3dftist mon iid
init Der Srage, tpis bic 9erbdltniIie
sipii9en ben 8eiben ii9 mad benz
ariege g%eitalts1 peroen. 8eibsrIsits
pirb suseftaHbsn, bab bic Wafienfas
irritation fir bic Qaiirteu einsn llrgse
fuHben 3uitano sel9affeH BAT, inOem
in alien nit Der Ssritelung Don
&riegsmaterial in 0erbinbung itebsns
ben SnbuftrieH bic aDbns cine abnDrnle
9Dbe errci9t babsn, bic mad Dem
&risse ii6 ni6t pirb bebuup,el lafisn
unb als 8plse ernitIide G3irrsn gu
befur6ten fiTb. Na9 u~nIerer 9(uffaIs
flung pirb Die Sa6lags ii9 befrlsbis
ssn6 rssetn, fpenu 5iiriOrgc sstrrfien
fpirb, bab mad geenbigung bss STRIFE
ses Elm itGrfsrsr Qubenbanbel einiest.
@enn bic 5abritanten bahur6 in
Stanb seiest finb, piel gu Dertauftn
fpiro es feline S4tpierigfeiten BADEN,
nit ben Mrbeitern gu elmer 8ertdn<
biguns gu gelangen, benn ni9ts lit ieIte
iiebsnber. als bic Stonomiide grfab.
rung, bab 'bei sinem 5o&itaaD Der
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Quf bas 9erlangen lad,
elmer prompten Intiport auf bic Sci
@nsIanb angebradten Seidpsrben me
gen ieiner poItraubereisn lit Der Ses
i6eib erfolgt. bab erIt 8ereinbaruns
gen nit 5rantreid erfolsen miiKen.
Der 9isb min crit nit ieinem Spieb=
seienen fpreden. Sas lit Der 8eTdcio,
ben man nur elmer Ration ertbei,en
tdnn, bereu 9effperben nit 8erat'
tuns bebanbelt tperben. Der 3peG TT
ielbftperitdrbli6, bic antport auf bic
gpigteit binaussufdieben unb inSpis
fdsn bic Rdubereisn fort5ufeben, Wus
gddsben mug. INN bic gsbIbrenoe a6s
tuns gu er5pineen, lisst auf Der Sano.
Der 9rdfibent braudte nur eine gDies
perbsrgeltuuesmabresel gu iiben uno
ni6t einmal braftifder grt unb Sns>
l1nb pirbe iofprt ieinen 9o3mutb
eiHiteIen. Iber ba5u lit Der prGiis
bent ni6t gu befpssen. @as er ben
Yergepdltisunsen entsegenitellt, 1T Elm
Sbsaterbonner, DON Dem bic Gngldnbsr
aenau pifien, bu biie bamit ni6t einses
i6idtert psrbeu foGen, ionbern Der
3ped lebigIi6 BARN beftebt, bag aufs
!5O6fte entriiFtsts amsritanii9e Boil
gu bef9pidtisen.
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Gnorm 1T aud Der preis fir ga
pier eeltiegen. tpobon tGglih cine I'm.
menge gebraudt tpirb. Sp iparen 10C
pfunb papier Dor benz &riese fir nm.
gefabr So gu taben, jebt toften 10C
pfunb papier $3.50 unb 100 pfunt
papier TT cine tpinaise Nuantitdt i'm
Wersleid 5u benz. mas tdsli9 psrs
brau9t ipirb.
Nm GuBitrift 3ubebDr, ipis glei,
MDbel unb aupfer : ainenle bat iif
DOR glIem bmertbar semadt, bab BIZ
Auantitdten piel tleiner finb, als Il.
friiber iparen. Decentralization fir
aupferlinsale finb Inn 60 prosent se=
itiesen. Stabl, tpelfer fir Druder.
preFen sebralht pirb, bat iid i'm
preiIe ~perboppslt.
GbenID itebt es NIT Der Druder.
fdtpdr3e, tpelfe me6r als % prO5enl
aeitiegen 1T. DrudsrI9fpdr5e, ipelh.
Dor Is Monaten gu $50 Deriaufi pllr.
be, tcitei jebt 800 unb mebr.
Das iinD 10 einise 3ablen, bic IN.
ieren 2eiern aeieen m0sen, tpie bic
Serftellunssioften Der 3situnsen, 10
aud beg 0oltsblait iid in ben lebteu
sipei Sabren gang ~bebsutero permebr:
hdben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-27

bic @rGben ssididt purbe, mas fid,
nur auf ben 8einen balten tonrte unO
ba SmuBie seibeben, neil Jrantrei4s
Referpen sri6opft iinb. IS fdmpft
jebt nur nod nit benz lebten ReIt leis
ner Mannf6aften. Oamit 1T aud Die
3uberIi6t Der beutiden ariessIeitune
ertldrt. Dieis 1T iid beipubt, baB fs
nur nod einise Mpnafe aussubalten
brauft, um aler Jeinbe 9err Su lpers
ben unb lie peiB aud. baB lie eusGs
balten lam, ba iie nod NIT alien reid
lid psrieben lit, mas Der aries bebarf,
NIT Manufdnften. nit @elb unb nit
aebensmitteln. Ser 6elbruf, Der am
erIten Sage ausgeseben puroe:
rSurdbalten, gleidOiel ME ldnse es
bauertll" bat jest nod polle @eltuns.
Gs it uumbali6 DorausSuiaeen, ME
LANCE Der 5einb uusbcltep lam, Su>
NAL in bieiem &riese, Der in bisfer
Sinii6t auf beiben Seiten fold ero5s
lIeberraI9unaen sebradt. 4ber penn
bas gepubtfeiH p~orbanben lit, bcb
man es. LANCER als Der Seitb aushal-
ten lam. 1T ulles geponnen, gleifDiel
fpis lanee Der aampf li4 nod bin5ics
ben mag.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-07-27

Die qfttirtsn seben fid grobs
Ntibe, bic Bremen" a~b5ufansen, ebC
Tie bereintommt uub bic y9euti6laNb"
tpenr iie bi~nausgsbt. bile aaIirter
9anbelsiaiffe buben itrensen Ssfebl
erbalten, nd6 oieien beiben unterise.
booten ausidau gu halteH uno ii5 aui
Der Steae nit ben sablrei9en arcus
seru, pelfe nunmebr bic dmeritaniI9s
aiits bslasern, psrmitteIit beg 5uutens
slpparats in @srbinbung gu ieben. Die
4nli5t pirb pertrsten. oab bic bsioen
Soote nur auf tur3e 3eit unter Wuiicr
fubreu tDnneu uno beitGnbig IN bic
90be tommen miiHen, 10 oab fe Den
pieleu Sdtffen nidt entssben tGnncu.
5batiu6e aber 1T, pab bic britii9en
Sanbelsidiffe unD areu5er aenHiniB
bon Der ueberfabrt ber rOeuti6laRb"
butten unb iie bod nidt a~bsufarseu
rermo9ten. Sc mag %3useitaroen
tuerben, bab Die anir.en isst gr6bere
Wahiamteit iiben, aber, ME iie anges
ben unb bamit ptrb es feline Rittigs
felt baben, iino lie gu Der lleber5eu9une
selangt, oab bic beuti6en llntsrises
boote bon bieiem aanb aus Nat)rihs
ten iiber bic 8erpsgunsen Der britiideu
Jlotte srbalten. Nur in bisier Dsiis,
heibt es, lei gu ertldren, Oub bic r8re'
men" nod ni9t osrfuht bat, in siuen
amsrttanii6sn Safen einSulaufsn. DAP
bic Bremen" iid nabs Der ameritanis
idsn aiiits befinbet, pirb ais fsitftes
henbe S6atia6s binseitslt. Sffsnbar
limb Der ensliiden Warine bisriiber
Wi~tt6eilungeu su~sesdngen. aber buB
lie nod ui9t eingelaufen 1T, pirb Das
nit ertldrt, bab bic Bremen" DON
bieiem aanbe aus Signale erbdit anb
es iinb 6unberte DON Spionsn angs,
iteGt Dprben, UNI gu ermittsln, in mel
der Weiie unb burd men btefe Sig
naliiruHs DOT fid gebt.
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Geiprdde NIT italienii&en &c.
fansemen.
Die fdtpsiefamen Cffisiers. Di,
gIpini srssben fi& ni&i. - Die
Wutb her 7ruppsu.

Gus Dem g.. IL. q. ariessprefee
quarter. 10. Suni. fdrsibt man bonn
nYerl. aaaebl.s: aliif allen Strabtu
Der gront ftr0mt einem bte Ttaib Der
fcIosrauen NIB beIIsriinen maHsn Der
iialinifdtn gefanssrsn enisssen.
uebsroI !@unberte unb 9unbsrit. Sci
ben sr6bsr,n Stationtn nit ano.sns
punlien seti lire Summe In bic 5nn.
isnbe. lluiert rlt,isn gefansenea bic
ieBt bic iniernutionale GtfenfGafi
tbrer ferbif4en. monitnssringAsn,
fron30Fj6en unb rufifd<n Bribsr
bsrei4ern, tUiFen eineni nian9es Sns
tsreHante az er5dblen. MtubtrIi& fes
ben bic Waunf@dften ale febr gut
aus. S5te Cffsiere fcnsrs tpls ul.
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9ldmen unb seiunb.s 5inansgebabrsi
anf 9runo elmer sIei4mdBissu gs
i%isuerung."
General Don Biting %eripdbnts in
ferneren @erIauf bss @eIprdds u. a
and. bab sr bsmiibt isi. benz rfO5ialsr
llebelA einen Damn sntgesen5uftelei
Die Siiiensuitinb. in pieIen 9bei'
len gelgiens,' bemsrtte Der General
..sdreu fhlimmer aIs in ben ftlimm.
fen 5beiIen muntsr mobernsr GrOb'
itdbis."
bic beuifde arbeit in gtlgisn1
iasts General b. giHins gum S6lub,
rtpirb DON ben 8elsiern ibrsm Dertt
mad nidt ansr,unnt; benn ibr Ginn
TT. mas iif ia besrsifen ldbt, gan; IN
patriotiihe @tbdnitn tpie in cine Wol-
te g.biIt. Gle iperben fslbif beubat.
tet haben. bab bi. gsrpiiiunsen in
g.lsien nidt ben llmfana baben, ber
in sinem 3beiIe Der ausfp1rtisen pr.is
e bebauptet tpirb. gs tpirb Den
Seuifden II. mir psrfSnli6 pieles sur
2ait gelegt, mas fiarfe lleberireibung
uber senauer sefast, bur9uus un=
fpabr 1T. Sd barf iasen, bab id mt!
sutem @etpiHen f6ldfen sebsn fann.'
Oh Sic Salttng oes telgiihen Sol.
tes seDeniiber ben Teutiden iid &c.
beiiert babe, iraste Der anlerifaner.
ageoclteub" antlportetc Der 9eis-
raj. .Das 9anb rmiB natiirli6 mi,
fcitcr Sanb regirt merbeil. iinb in be.
icnberen 61aen, .. g. pernl es iidl
nm Espionage bonbeIte, iinb itrensc
8eitraiunsen notbpenbig sefpeien.
Sd mar %genotbigt. Sooesurtbeile j.,
mrteridreiben; es iii cine idapera
9eranttpcriuns. unb id babe es je.
hesmal aufridiig bebanert. @ir iinb
aber in eiitem sirieee. ter naf benz
Grunbfase .ause nm @uge" gefiibrt
pirS. unS no iih bic 5fpingenSe Rotb.
.uenbigfeit ersab, nlubtet mir eben
nit elmer fuettbin lelerllden Sdilo.
idJriif ihreiben."
Ser Siping ifil6ert Sen General
bon Billing ais einen Mann, Der iih
erNit. tIar unb fliebeilb uisbriift.
Serr bon Biting mnf,t linn ben Gin.
brud cines oiiiigen Weniten, benz 6a.
SET @iiroe uni arait iRieipobnen.
Bon 9~rauialuen mib riidiidtsloiei
Gtrcnse. bic benz General bon Nus
ldnbern nadlgcingt tpirbe, fonnte Der
mNcrifaniihe Soiirnaliit feline gnoeu.
tinig cntoefen. &err S;ping fat IN
drsiien. Die oen General uno ieinRr
2bdtisfeit IN 9eleien gan, ,itpartei.
lid gegeniiberiteten, e~ingeGenoc Or.
funoigunsen eingc3ogen; i.teraIl be.
gegnete er Der lle6er3eieiina. hab
Gem General tbatiddIih Die beitcn
Sutereiieu 9eIeiens oni Screen lie.
aen, bnB ct Elm Wann bon unbeug.
iamcIri @eredtigfeitsiinn 1T.