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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-18
Plan New Golf Course
For Port Washington

Port Washington is 20 have two new
rolf courses that will become a part Of
the Port Washington Yacht Club. Ac-
coyding 20 the present plans Of the pro-
,ooters. the yacht club will be used for
clubhouse. at least until the accom-
roodafions become too small 70 take
care Of The players.
Land was purchased recently Tor this
project. aud IL is hoped that WORK VIII
be- started Immediately There are at
oresent four courses in this yicinity
tbe Sands Point, the Guggenheim PR
yate course. the Castle Gould private
courae and the North Hcmpstead Coun-
~ club link.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-18
Play for Poggenburg
Cup to Start March 26

George T. Moon, ir, president Of the
National Association Of Amateur Bill
lard Players. and Robert Weld. OF the
executive committee. have named Mon
dav March 26. as the date for beginning
the 1872 balkline matches for the Pog-
genburg Memorial Cup. The tourna-
ment will be conducted as a handicap,
and will De played in Maurice Days
billiard room. several tables being used
simultaneously. so that the winner may
be decided in ten days Of competition.
Under the eligibility rules for the
CUP. only amateurs who have competed
in national Glasses A, B and c cham
pionship tournaments are eligible as
entrants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-18
Cricket Teams to Play
For British Red Cross

Delegates representing the clubs in
the Metropolitan District Cricket
League held their annual business
meeting yesterday. The proposal OF
the New York and New Jersey Cricket
Association 20 arrange a match be-
tween the Halifax Cup eleven and an
other representative picked team for
the benefit O. the British Red Cross
met with enthusiastic approval. This
match w.il be contested a. Livingston
on Memorial Day.
The following officers were eco ed:
!. Rodgers. Brooklyn Z. C.. president;
a. n. Dale, Paterson {. C., vice-pres-
ident; Harry Rushton. 1892 Arthur
Avenue. New York. secretary and
treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-18
Hickey Announces Staff
Of Association Umpires

Louisville. Ky, March 17.-President
Thoma, J. Hickey has announced the
completion of the stat Of the Ameri-
can Association umpires FOR the 1917
season. Signed contracts have been
received from William Brennan, George
II. Johnson. james Murray. William
Friel l.. ". Knapp, r. r. Connolly.
Ollie P. Chill and J. T. tombstone.
President Hickey announced that ef-
forts 10 secure Nal Eason. former
National League umpire, had failed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-18
penn's Gym Team Take
Four Firsts in Meet

Princeton. n. j.. March II. BY TAX
"a four first places out Of sly events
u Penn gym team defeated Prince
ta here o-nIght BY a score Of II 10 70.
Penn led 300 the scoring from the
tn, but the winner was not decided
sa;l the last event. club-swinFing. IN
vsieh the Philadelphia team took hrst
a.. bird Captain Cooper. Of Prince
o. va the individual high scorer
t,h tao seconds and one third place.
The Tiger team was greatly handi-
,spped b. che absence Of Wiss. inter-
"lsgiste gym champion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-18
Letters for c. c. N. Y. Five

varsity letters for basketball have
s,sn awarded b. the executive board
y Ne City College Athletic Associa-
" Holman. SchwartzmaE. IT,
fTlstsy. Projsnsky. Schmidt. simon,
~, ~ iheTih and ex-Manager CcfriRan.
ne snostitutes Of the team, which
- year achieved q sensational record.
re awarded me 4. &. " Y. "B. y. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-18
Georges Carpenter at Nice

Paris. March IL Georges Carpenter
has returned 20 Nice. and expects 70
remain there several weeks TO recuper--
ate from his labors in the army aerial
corps. Manager Des Champs knows
nothing Of the rumors that Carpenter
is going to London 70 box. IL would
he about as difficult for Georges 10 60
TO London as TO New York. said Des
Champs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-18
Adult School Donates
Trophy for Cricketers

AZ the annual meeting Of the Van
Csr,isndt Park Cricket League. held
A. the New York Adult School. a
'aiesome silver and oak shield was
Presented 20 the league by the direc-
Nfs Of the Adult School % be used
a. perpetual trophy and 20 be
,sarcsd each year 20 the champion
r,n Of the league.
New officers Of the league we're
.sctsd. a. follows: Edward Shaw.
Nssidsnt. Thomas Bagnall. vice-pres.
cent; Albert L. Lewis, 527 West i23d
S'sst New York. secretary and
rsssursr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-18
Hans Lobert Leads
Giant Seconds in
Houston Victory

Houston. Tex. March IL Under the
guiding hand of Seer etary Foster ana
in charge of Hans Lobert, the Giants
second team. reinforced BY regulars as
the battery. came to this city to-day TO
play an exhibition game with the Hous-
ton club. and had an easy time win
ming. II to 3. In honor Of the day.
NcCarty and Kilduf stole bases at VIII.
The feature OF he day was the batting
and base running Of Kilduf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-18
Triess Wins at Squash

Harry G. Trisss defeated william II.
vs,glsr IN a hard-played match IN the
IA round o. the Class G squash
shnis championship tournament al
e' Crescent Athletic Club. Brooklyn
y,anrdsy. The score was g.
NIB. l5-ll. l5-9.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-18
Blair Five Wins Title

\, H'r brgnsuick. IS. J.. March IL.
lr Academy won the scholastic
,t'ibsil championship % New Jer-
=. ms afternoon. when they defeat.
>, ne strong KutRers Prep School
81 81 IN fast game here. The hnal
ftfs wa O. n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-18
Columbia Wins with Foils

h,iAaelphla. march H. The COlum-
=. University fencing team defeated
-, .hiyfrsi'y 81 PennsylvaDis team
~,, D-dsy. In the ninth and deciding
49, between Valentine and Hess
.slnf, % Columbia. decisiyeiy out
''"'s1 his opponent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-18
Black Chess Victor

By winning the hfth game OF ths
series at the rooms Of the brooklyn
Chess Club, Roy T. Black, the Brooklyn
champion. emerged victor over =; .
Howell. former champion OF New for.
State. by the.,eOre of 3 to | and l draw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-18
Penn Bests Princeton
In Cymnastic Meet

Princeton, y. j., March II Pennsyl-
vania defeated Princeton. 81 TO ~ IN a
aymnastic meet tonight.
The summaries:
Horizontal bar-Won rs S;uui1se PcuHsyN.nls
Ce.1lrr Princeton. second. Lloyd Priceion lnl,
I,s-.iie, ba--W0u by Fitchc'. fenussl'snls
coor.r. Princeton. second Alice PelnsyiTshis'
Third ,.,..t.. vo,.gr
p.,..,f,aris ..srnl. Tlofngon. Princeton thrh
Hns -WoI ly Iiumpire, Princeton. stirridgc'
reUf..y.rsfls. second. 'oapef Princeton. mn:
T,ttfinc Won los Dogie. Princeton. LfiE Penn
-',.fi. ...a.d. White. Princeton. third
Cub .,Iugiur- Won hy Far.es. Pennyl1aais .
setfabar.er Princeton. second. heeief fennoi-
gfUis third
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-18
Circuit S,oats Win for Giant
Regulars vith Galueston
,,.c.raw Has Perfect St. Pat
nix Day in Clash with
Paul Sentell
=, W. o. MGEEHAN

..,...,on. Tex. March II. The first
~, squad Of the Giants took a swat
80 zane from the Galveston Pirates
"" .dav by a II 10 = score. The
'r zane close 20 ending In a near
g.. the third inning. when John
~ - NeGraw. filled with the spirit
.. dsy. exchanged some eaustic
80. with Paul Scntell. first base
nd captain OF the Galveston
Nr1,es. ~ poA
,bc hero Of Wounded Knee,
- onc over the right field fence.
>, local umpire called it fair and he
- - right by a good naii-inch. This
,..,;or reused the hot Latin blood OF
al sentell he protested yolubly'
~ n, manager Of the grounds sug-
r,.sd that the umpire reverse himself
wecra~'s Irish Blood BOils
,mniro was preparing to do this
:. himself back into the good
- tho local crowd Whereupon
TO-, Celtic blood Of John Joseph
800 hogan 20 simmer; and when
am Celtic blood of John Joseph
- 20 boil on st. Patrick's Day II
% considerable temperature.
- vou null that on US III take the
- team right out of the lot warned
v.c,sw NcGraw takes exhibition
80 Nth intense seriousness.
s'Ss,,sll made an grafton. and McGraw
-.ss one Of considerable breVlty' ouI
,5ssn,ly carrying kick. Tor Sentell
,..bsd forward and the Gaivestonlahs
:.,loyed in the grandstand and pre-
I'D 10 rush the Little Corporal
Endorsements came out OF the
e., Spgout on the double quick. Nc
Cav stood as firmly as Stonewall Jack
~ ever stood. and for while II
i.o.sd As though there might be an
.-t.,;on Of the Alamo, or something
M,,ts, But six Texas policemen Med
- The lot and pried the truculent
s,hlstes apart.
Tss crowd began 10 clamor for the
al, NJ NcGraw. The Little Corporal
rsis.d maiestically out Of the dugout
81 ps-aded the lot, defying all Texas.
was perfect st. Patrick's Day for
h.a Joseph.
Middleton Hit Hard
Millions" Middleton. the expensive
i,,iwille hurler for the Giants, was
s-ped pretty freely. seventeen hits IN
4 Wing chaiked against him. but the
SHY Kentuekian is not vet IN condl-
100 ...
l-kur Fletcher had sn interesting
-s-,st in the eighth inning. when ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-18
running Of Kilduf.


.nstteI eor Moore 30 fhe sixth innm.
ti,,,. r,ia- kIIuT TTree-rss- Aif. Ja'tp-.
,firr.-. Rcl-sucz. Esrie.n. rNc-na.e -Nl.
&c. T-r.f haze ou laiIs-O- Fcfr.t. d. ~
"a ft =. = ;ioo-.. Z. % IT.. 9. stolen tAes
tT-t.r-lt ill hulur -. Tlo-ue. J1ess's1r "a.
,ie.. r,es-R. ritlen k'llu~. I.ised oall-Noje'
..,,,.t ori,-Ry Per-if. o.. b. Hgnf,n, J. by
f',1,' by Moore. o. BE- ur p. Tine % game
It's tmpirr-Lber-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-18

0oaIs fr,t pa1odl -bFady. VI o." I.I.'l'-''
f-.0s second ucr.od-G. sinai. rom s.-,nll1s-'
i--- E,tra r.,-.od-G Small from s.fifnnldae
s.r- pen,i,v-Dufrasne ripping 90.
R,,erec-rom Howard j.. Ass's'aat rcfe-pe-ii
n 100 col umoi-r--La RircA and Tom BaTf
i.-,eicsrer-W j. C.oser. Tine ~ p lode Twenty
r- mute, each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-18
Yale Gymnasts Beat Rutgers

New Haven. March i7.-Yale defeated
Rutgers hs score OF "a TO 20. IN
duJ GYM, ,tie meet here tonight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-18
Speaker Helps Indians
Shut Out New Orleans

New Orleans. March Il. iris
sneaker Joined the Cleveland Ameri-
cans here to-day and started the attack
In a game that ended in TO 0 vic
tory over the New Orleans Southern
Association team.
The score:
,,......t 90 % 3
N,. 0rsan. % %
90 piiiiryef William AID Isgins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-18
BOSTON Beats St. Nicholas

Roston. March II. The Boston
Uockcy Club defeated the 81. Nicholas
Hockey Club by ,core Of . TO here
tonight
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-18
Opert0n, in 1000, Breaks
His Own Worlds Record

three-quarters the leaders remained
unchanged. On the turn into the back
stretch Joe Higgins challenged for the
lead. and the latter crept up TO Eby's
shoulder, when the latter ran past
Meredith and into the van. Ely sped
along at breakneck speed, and although
Meredith and Higgins closed in nearing
the finish. Ely won by two yards.
Meredith end Higgins, who finished sec
ond and third, respectively, were only
inches apart.
The three leading teams and then
scores were: Chicago A. c., 30; New
York A. c., 90, and the lrish-American
A. c., %.
The results are as follows:
Summary of Games
Fi,e-mue rln-won by HeyacoL 10 den Nc"
ttarlfs Pores. snllrose A. A. third hrne'
so,e st- high hurdles oeroooiisn AsoSia.
W., q. = : Murray New Yo.s A e.. sec
ond: = Is sanger Nev iork A :. taifi' John
O'IeiIy. r.sh-American A. &, fourth Time
oo5.,.rd rla-woa by John ". o'ertoa. Yale
University: Icic ". Ray. Illinois \ sT'onp
Daye : Caldscn Bo.ton A. 4. 'mrl. Joseph
O'Bden victhK e. e.. Phiadeipni- ioiIt". line'
e.li t,.t ct,...,,
taN-vsrt dssh-- Won hv ID q inDu-s 'Airas'
a Brcose Brewer Maryland state college. s.
ord. Jo. Irsh Cai-ssl 4 A. third. Eeslle Ne'ri,
m Nca York 4 e.. fourth. Tine 600
-irtee. pound shot - Nol iF f1f hcDoia.l.
I-ish-Ameiicsn 4. e.. with a. iec' - niche. H.
a. Cam New Nufk 4 G. - :eet - a,les
,cco-t. - e. Filclsue. Princeton University. 8
iee, 81, irche. third. T. : MITay New YorA
4 e. Al feet a. inches. fouitn Oh Me-.
record held Dr. SfrDnaaid g. feet inches.
Tao-niir run-Won oY John W RYAN. Boston
4 \ sydney leslie Long bland A. G. second
L. French Il.iHo. 4 4. tl.fi Tine 1000 10.
Seg,utl yard iis, hurd'es-Wol by Earl
Thompson Dartmouth College Arthur lnges. New
lo-a 4 e. second. J. : Murray. New iors A
e. fAiid &. T. Eidmsn. Princeton University.
fourth Tine 009 equals American record.
S,aAdiug high Jump-Won by " u. rayior
fsish-Amc-ican a G.. ; fect 81. iLcAs Jre
Trisl. Cucag1 A. A. . feet a.. inches second: :
krJlman irish-Amencsn A. c. > feet u inches.
tlJri. !. G. Hbk.n'. Chicago A. A. feet ia,
inches. fourth
COO-yard nin-won by EAu vs. Euy. Chicago
4 A Tel Meredith. Aie4d0wbroos club. second.
T. T. Higgins. Irish American 4. e.. third. &. A.
Peisfsel. Syracuse University. fourth. Time.
ia L..
standing broad iump-won By T. C. Hoekins
TsSlog. IIi.h- American A. e. with l0 feet 81.
ilrucv sec,4d. :. krosmsn. Irish American A. G..
with 10 fe9t inches. thiri. Joe ifish Chicago
4 A sir4 10 feet -. inche.. fourth
Medic race lone and seven -rigths miles Won
d. Cuitsg. 4 4 ~. Looms. II. Lali'8. J.. camp.
Dell dld T. Euyl. Iiilroso A 4. lG. Hu,.r,.
Has4 awic VI Gels and VI DeyaIeyl. second: New
Yu. e. - Wcfris X Daislej. 81. \ Mann, and
william Alde-,oul. third Tine. go D..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-18
Eby Defeats Meredith

Tod Meredith went down TO defeat
before Earl ". Eby. who has proven
thorn to the worlds record holder OF
Is,e in tho 6OO-yard run. Ted got away
"a front with Eby second and Carl A.
Petersen. of Syracuse University, third;
Tho rae, was fast. and for one lap and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-18

Miss Wagner played her usuai
doubles game, which is sufficient =
win in almost any company. She coz
cred the back OF the court with unerr'
ing judgment and was always ths
steadying factor on her side OF the net;
The score, %, "a, with severn
games fought out at deuce. shows how
evenly the pairs were matched.
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2e oeutife FreHe in oeem Sonoe bat nod nenoIs fold Idfoerc
Gage ~onrdgennoht, ne lett ingt Dos Cincinnati @~oIsblut". Die ae.
aerane uno Die nidt oaltbe @eboIterns fbre6en Der oeuiiden EreTe
e1e Subraroae 81, one fe in &trtidtet ndt beIbt, ga Die 9euiihen
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lalan umo oB, fuenn Ole Brene nift IuDaI i'll, Die 2efr es ebenfa1s uift
ZEN tn ginn 9tbt Is in 8irfitfet feline tao9de beutfdc grede
lto feme tuopnlen 9euHben, behn bel alien berrfht bonioe 1tebcrefnItnt
Iturg BARN, Dob mir Dem CANOE, 6een @lroer mir fnO, r~nbeoipate
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5taaten unbeotngte 2opnltdt ihuloet, un0 fr paroen aud allies tu, mas
IT. I'M odS GGti4un in ben Ser. Gtaoten Dor Gdooen su BE- /
pabren.
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Gin lnelles Baus: Dos bans 1pinSler.

Pie 9%eHgdhide miro eS menia beinfuffa, Dob aus Dem Goburger
Gut Dem englihen &0nlgstbron nun Elm Ninoforer gaporoon IT, Gas
aa6sl bat fir8lid gemeloet o5ne Dob bag Greans in amerifo groBeres
anteben erregt batte. 0aB aonig @eorg Der sunfe bon groBbrionnen
mo Srlano IN 0er Siblng os @e5etmen gats uno in Der a~nDefanbet
peg 8roBeH oes geihes Den geamen 0s fonigfiden 6nres, Der Der ab-
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mar betanntib nit eduaro Dem Se6enten Dem sans ygrmnIhneig.
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pic @enealoeie oieRr be0en Sduier lit, ionet Der en8Iide 3bron in
BetraGt fomHt mad Dem @otbofhen @nftaIen6er, 0r I6riqens felt Lam
gem ~ en8ano eHngebpn0er iu1iert plr0e as in 9eutfhIon0, folgen6e:
@ne 9ohtr os aOngs Sacob beg Grfen mis- Dem 6mie Stuart d603
bfs 1920 eiabeh1, foniglife grn0fin bon @roB6rtannien u6
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Sanle BranibDag 5are6nrg (qeit %. Snnuar 1899 Sim |. augut
LIZ itnrb PIE aongin auna Die ebe Shiart. guf gr1n0 Der Gbron-
atte rom Sabre 1901 Dehe Bic godfolse reaa1e, bcfeg Der sobu oes
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SannoOer Nt 1888 ben f0nigiden Gbron bon groBbrtounien un6
snrR6~ 1u
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Su Scr 9aoht bonn 10. bis gum 20. SUM- 1887 mar ser Sonia @fL
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W1aie QuHr 8Mtoria bnn SnhhnG oblrg uno @oha. 2uaIeih fnn0
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perbctcncr BanScl.

pie bonn Observation-Disclosures berets mgenonncne GorInae ba8iaid
n&raotng ntb the enemp" (Sanod nit Dem 5en0t) miro fAerib nd
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iieh. erfolgeL geionoers pidtg lit nod Die getlmnma, mad medr
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Dies miro inter anoeren Die Serrelumg sa5reider Ieoitmnentc cm6g.
h1en, one bisbr INNER nlr ans 9euHdln0 ba5ogen mer6cn tonnter.
Mlerotn9s miro geIagt oB efnige Der Didigfen oieer &etmitGL j. 3d.
Gnlnnrfnr, lberboupt bier nht hTgefeat meroen f6nnen.
Gs 1T lett i1on betanut 0aB nod 3urtflbimg Ser @eiebcs5etm-
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daeroings mf l%nDegen, uno bic fr qepfie @auerbe i6r notnen6ig ma.
rn- Inter oeim fO 3 9. einge arten Sridno0eIn Oeren anoDpbet
AIR Stalegfng bon geDHien Embellishments gef1brt bat. 8enn crit bo6e
@eIo- rno @eingnisirafat of irgNb elmer giufn5r aus Gmtfblan6
ifeben. miro Der Smporhlr feline 8erbnOung NIT ueltraen 2in6prn, fol
ipit oieie tbnl sur erIangtng bon @aren aus Dem Qaritn 8ede pcr
bali furSar Nnn0 efuheaea.
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Der Romurenoe Srteg.
Bon sraHss 7tatH
gnBrt3ttrt in CARTS i'm NJ a 1911.

rts tntI6frdn35FT5es epnbitat fiir
BITE GmihioutH Der 9agbabbdbn ipitoer
SritebeR IaHen, unb iebeg gitrtsliabr
nebmtn bic btutIhen Gdnlen su bobsm
Gins gtipaItfge Gummln BON Grtbii
Gponndis 81 leibea. 60 btmlbt Ct ii6
duf ale @etit, bic 3inae uisbtr an ben
gartt Blriif5ufibrsu, an benz Te f6 I'm
Sabre 1908 befanoen, Dor BEN 9eIuh
Gbuarbs VII. in Paris. Dies Bette
ben mar aud buraus at etiCbsn, oaB
otr beutIdt gaiisr Der erIte ipdt, Der
mad BEN llRalit bts quftIdiffts
~Patrie' siuen 8ran3 fiji Bic 1ottns
ftitr ber berungIiidten Sffi3itrs ian6ie.
GidrrIid fino biefe Jrtanbf6dfsbes
|3tlqanatu tnttreFiert. WiIBelm II.
iuht fiji NIT alien Ritteln uuTtrtm
euUce 80 ndbern, neil 81 uus brauht;
neil BIZ 5n6uitrie ietnts aanbss fiji
ihH GntUidluHg bas fran5ofidt Ras
Pitdi u5tiB bat. limb bas 1T ALIEN i6on
cine @ardutit bafir. baB 9atI6ldnb
uns nlti betriteen fpirb.
9douogr8 abr mare in tinsm eH1s
Ifh btatTdsn aonflift ods ftansofTht
8slo BEN &aiisr nonnotlu. llnb aes
raot bag nitbtrum mabt uaftu Situas
ton p idpitrig.
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Der gelnd Gppnrbs VII.

4bsr in bisiem Qugtn6Iid fira man
an, ftd in gHglanb 3u b%sunrubiqtn.
IN istHtm 0tonomiI9 ben Wstllampi
NIT 8tutidtaub BAT gnqtano rur sinss
pirsli4 boraua: bic Gtdrts unD 6en
utbsrfuB isintr eapttalien. Wtnn
5rantreid fem 6sIo ban aiDdlen enas
lambs IetbsR piirbs, mare bic britif6e
usbetIsgenheit subgdItis cuts Spitl gt.
ftsut.
aIs6uto erTaien I'm gnfanq 6ts SAB.
rts 1903, goDaro VII. mi. QroBem
p0mp in 4dris.
Die iibetrdittsn Earlier, bic bor
sinai 5abrsn nod IS llbt ari8tr" unb
aRie6er NIT Chamberlain gebrllt bdts
ten, trfubrsu nit eiHem 9lals, BAD man
nunme4r pes !ebs G6aoro VII. ruFsa
maFs,
Ias bamaIs poH spiidtn BEN 96s
mig, 8eIlaf6, 9rRts uu0 tiuissn dns
bsren psrbaHoeIt nuros3 Grit bic Of
ftidts fnirb e 3sissn t6nutn.
Gius 1T f6sr: am gage mad Der qbs
fabr! bes a5Rigs mad 2onbon bertaus
bttsn bic 5innn3agsntursa, bab 5err
8srnes uno ieins Gruppe fd BON bem
8agoabbabn : 9onfortium 5urHts5den.
unb baB BAG beuti6sfran30iI6t SpHz
bitat geipreuat fei.
unb Fin Sa6r Tpdifr mar Bic GHs
tsnte torbiaIe nit Gaolanb gef6loFm.
QIs GtTaB fit ben 8er5iat ouf itgs
Ii4e 5in~an3tontrpne dbtr Qsspptsn uHb
oIs Grtfadbigung nnisrer a%apitaliHtn
fit bic berIortne GeteiliguHg an Bag
baobabnsGtiddf madtt bas Qonbonlr.
aabinett ms Marotio sum Gtfhent.
Die gn9Idubar mdHten uns bas &C.
ihant I'm 70 Iiebu, ais fs es felbf qar
niht bsiaBsn; unb biz iiagittH @ors
tommniFe in SEA ssigtH pis6er siumaI
bdB man bas Sci bfs 8drfH nitt tagz
fen {pa, bfbor er niht tot If.
@is BEN aud fein mag 6err 0eltaFe,
Der nunmahr NIT Gngtdnbs 9sihit ipl
eng berbunben lit, maats Ii6 Tofort bas
ran, 9eatI6IaHb gsiu3utrsiien" uab uHs
On BEN Rdnb sinss arisass 5u briH9sn.
man ptjB. pis sr baun 1906 BON
aoupisr rabsefaattsIt" lpurbs.
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gener Staatsmann aoot fif ioeben
Die u6oIoene MeoniQe" beroient
bat, ioate man nit Der 4rdientn.
ton bod elm bishen fUdrten. 98enn
Der 8oriiber oes feierIidn aftes in
Den geridten ieinas Organs Ieien
muB-: ~aereustBs auIe mereiless
.glnmes 2fpoff (pdr ouf einmoI
Elm Imam of tbe Eour" for a mi.
mate). Mufiian officers Die BIZ tbe
hundreds in balm efforts TO rain
their mntinous men" ID nil usls
b~eoiHferb 0oB ons Material Der III
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nod einnla[ bon 91b bis IL itbr
nahts. aann Der 8elOmaridoIl iid
einn1al nlf einige 5tltnOen fret ma.
den, 10 gebt er, ipelm ibnt Die @ele.
genbeit eS erlanbt, ON liebIten aut
Die $irihiaeO. PTS id i'm i'm Serbh
borigen Sdbres mo bann in oieIem
Sabre pieOeriob," ihIieBt unier We.
fpabrsmanit, mar &inoeuburg bon
O%eriel6en iugcH0lt6cll 8noeriift uu6
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