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New-York tribune., 1922-07-09
Briefs

The first Of the mems national ont
door swimming championships for
1922, at ten miles, will be held in
the Delaware River, at Philadelphia.
next Saturday. Judging from reports
half dozen candidates stand equal
chances to VIM AS matter of fact.
there is no guessing at the outcome,
iof some OF our greatest swimmers
nave come to the fore since last sum
mer, and they have had no chance to
snow what they can do over long dis
tance course
it may be mentioned, however. that
John Weissmuller will not bid for lau-
rels. Apparently his coach, Bill Bach
rach, does not intend to let him com
pete at distances beyond 500 yards this
eseason. ''
Mrs George Lineer, of San Fran
CISCO, formerly Miss Dorothy Becker.
won her second Pacific A. A. U. cham,
plonshlp of the season at Del Monte
recently. She scored a clean-cut viz
tory in the 50-yard free style title
test, covering the distance in the fast
Time OF 30 seconds fiat and defeating
by more than two yards her closest
opponent, Miss Florence Friesenhau
sen, also of San Francisco.
The New York A. c.. will hold it's
llrst summer water carnival at Tray
ers Island on Saturday. An interest
lhg program has been arranged and
the leading stars of the district will
be on hand
The newly formed Neptune Swim
ming Club Of Alameda, Cal. has &C.
CURED star of whom great things
are expected in Paul Tullon, former
Pacific A. A. U. champion at 44O yards.
He has been out of competition for
some time, but he is said to be gong
the middle distances very fast at prac-
tice.
Miss Helen Wainwright and Miss
Ethel McGary, sterling little mermaids
OF the New York Women's Swimming
Association, sprang a surprise on their
Coast rivals in the national 880-yard
swimming championship at Santa Bar
bara, Calf. The latter felt confident
that they would give the local girls
hard battle and probably beat them.
Instead, Miss Wainwright won by a
wide margin, in worlds record time.
with her teammate second. Miss Marie
Curtis, of the Los Angeles A. c., Pacific
A. A. q. title holder at one mile, was a
poor third
The Boat Club of Louisville has arr
ranged great water carnival under
A. A. U. supervision for August 13, and
is trying to secure entries from the
country's leading watermen and mer-
maids. 1t is likely that the New York
W. s.. A. girls slated for a tour of
the Middle West about that time will
accept an invitation extended to them
to take part.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-09
Youngster Wins at Trans

Twelve-year-old Jimmy Bonner did
some sensational shooting in the reg
istered shoot Of the Freeport Gun
Club yesterday. The "kid" ed a field
with the score of SO out of a possible
100 targets. His strings were "a, 25,
"a and 25. F. E. Healy was second
with 96
New-York tribune., 1922-07-09
Rennessey Wins

MAPLEWOOD, N. H., July s.--In the
finals Of the Maplewood golf tourna-
ment played here to-day, ]. j. Hen
nessey, of Keene, N. H., was the Win
ner. A. P. Benne, of New York. was
runner-up. Score and /. Ralph
SPOTS, New York A. C. made low net
score in qualifying round on Wednes-
daV
New-York tribune., 1922-07-09

Such is lfe 1vith all its sorrow,
Here to-day-and gone tomorrow.
Though the croa0n that brought you fome
Seems enduring through the oges,
They toiU soon forget your name
AS they read the sporting pages.
Such is life aOith all its sooe
Here they come-and there then no.
Such IS hfe-just up and down,
Doa0m and up, by town and town.
Though to-day you head the list,
By to-mo1roav's changing glorX
You gone and barely missed
AS the acorld forgets your story.
Each one has his day. and then
Fate begins the count of ten.
ToWns and much alike
Each one has has a0in1,ing strike.
Then, before yon turn around,
While the Uibrant cheers are roaring
Some netc pitcher takes the mound
And you've finished up your SCORING
All are members of the cast
Where the first may be last
The Big Shift
Philadelphia and Boston, battling for last place in
two leagues, are typical Of the sporting whrl
Take a brief glance at the chart
1910-Philadelphia Athletics win A. L. pennant
and crush Cubs for World Series championship.
19l1-Philadelphia Athletics win pennant and then
stop Giants.
A9A@--DooIoH Neu SoX WIN pennanC and beat Giants
1913-Philadephia Athletics win pennant and man.
handle Giants again.
1914-Philadephia Athletics and Boston Braves
win pennants.
1slb-Boston Red Sox and Philadelphia Nationals
win pennants.
ls17-Boston Red sox win pennant and World
Series.
l918--Boston Red Sox win pennant and World
Series.
NO two cities ever ruled the game so completely
through an eight-year period
Ten pennants and eight world championships! Here
were the ideal citades for the rabid fan-twn cities
of baseball glory.
And now their four ball clubs in two major leagues
are found battling for last paceat least among the
strong contenders Tor tho subterranean homestead.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-09
u. S. Star Defeats Beresford,
Of England, by Fifty Yards
First American Since 1900 to Win Worlds Sculling
Championship Covers Distance in o:23; Race
!, Rowcd i'm Driving RAIN Victor Leads ALI Way

ON THAMES England July (B The Associated Prss)
NJ uing
Engands Royal Regatta this afternoon
nearly which
andst his competitor, Bereord
Rowiny holder of the tile in
New-York tribune., 1922-07-09
Lenglen and Mallory


AS between Mrs. Mallory and Mile Ienp]en + has
always been matter of better temperament on one
side and greater skill the other. The lady irving
battle tor the Fleurdes stroke maker is easily
the greatest feminine tennis star that sport has ever
sent to the lists And certainly sport has known few
finer tournament temperaments than Mrs Mallory
supports, with ironrimmed determination featuring
the outlay.
The Wimbledon championship has shown the keen
average strength Of the Australian players on their
way 70 the challenge round of the Davis Cup Thew
may not be quite up to the old Brookes Widing COM
blnaton but they are at least strong enough to be
given serious consideration
The international now moves from Wimble
don to Skoke-from London to Chicago Great Brit
ain with Duncan, Mitchell, Kirkwood and Hunter has
our OF her nes but the odds against these four now
seem to be overwhelming There are manv more great
golfers ready to face the British at Skokic than there
were to face the Americans at Sandwich.
Through the East
The speed shown by the four western American
League clubs through the East will begin to give the
first important line upon the A. L. delegate for the
next World Series
The Yanks will need strong revival at home
strong enough to overhaul the Browns for thew
on their last trip that they were not the stronget
club in the universe
There is still no reason why their expensive Mitch
ing staff should not be vital factor but St. Ionis
power is no part of myth. The Brownie machine is
no tuke, powder-fash combination but ball club that
will go long way.
If the Browns hold their mastery through this next
astern Jaunt they will open the gap extensively back
home "~N
Lew Tender has been on his way for long, weary
Journey in the general direction of the ]iphtwe;ob+
kingdoln But he has far better chance of reachnp
the promised land than he would have had nv rusbi
forward too soon. The Phadelphan is game. hard.
hitting, experienced lightweight who can give and take
punishment two of the prime essentials for anv resin
debate. he has the best chance any challenger has
known for some years.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-09
Sloop Priscilla First
I'm Stamford Y. G.. Race

STAMFORD, Conn, July S.-The
Priscilla won to-day's race for STAN
ford Yacht Club one design sloops, An
ishing Al seconds ahead of Virginia.
The race was sailed in q stiff south
west breeze. 1t was the third race for
the summer cup.
The summary:
ONE DESIGN CLAss-START 3 O'CLOCK
COURSE SIX MILES
New-York tribune., 1922-07-09
Excellent Competition Again
Assured in Women's Net Meot
California Sending Miss Mary Browne, Mrs. MAJ
Sutton Bundy and Miss Helen Wills in Attemnt, !.
Wrest National Championship From Mrs Mailer
By Fred Hawthorne

The hrtyffth annual national championship lawn 49,
beginning the of the Tennis
Hills H. holds this
nearly with the wonderful championship tourney
year, when Lengen, France competitor sa
New-York tribune., 1922-07-09
Atwatel''s Monta,,k
W ms Indian Class
Over Speonk Course

A feet of thirty yachts sailed in ..
second annual regatta to count on 4.
championship Of Moriches Bay uu6..
the auspices Of the Westhsm,,.,
Country Club off speonk yesters.-
The weather conditions were idea, !.
a race. The wind was fresh and r.,
the southwest, and as it held true md
steady throughout the yaehtsmen b,s
splendid brush and were able to gi,.
their craft thorough test.
The feet was so large that the cam.
mittee decided to divide the little & a
class into two divisions. These boa.
principally are sailed by junior men.
bers of the yacht squadron. III.
veterans raced in one class, and n.
winner was Frank D. Burrell. Amov
the juniors the first home was JACK
McAleenan's boat.
Interest centered principally in Ii.
race among the Indian yachts. Six Of
the popular class had a good fshs
the winner proving to be Montauk, tie
property Of William C. Atwater H.
Montauk won by / minute and ,
seconds from Oneida, which is lie
property of Samuel H. Gilespis. In
the B. B. class, the largest division
to fill, the fight was again between the
Conklin yachts. Adelaide /, the Drop.
erty of T. E. Conklin, was the winner,
with Adelaide ", which belongs 10
William Conklin, finishing second. Ia
Glass B, Windward. the property Of
j. h. Lounsbury, won on corrected tine
The summary:
CLASS B. B.-sTART. 3so-cLrB
COURSE
Adelaide /, T. E. conklin s:45'4s i:.sa
Adelaide ". W. Conklin 4:4s:5a 1853
Spalspeen, W L. Kldde. 4:47:os l:.lss
Sfass [elsSos; % sslbert 4;Sa3S I.5 cd;:sss Iass
Idlewild. G. 9. Halsted jr 4:5s:26 i::s::s
Windward. J. H. Lounsb 4:55:l5 l:5s:R
Cec.le, L. Robinson. 4:5T:os 1876
Happiiee, R. s. Anderson 4:5s:t6 l:lia'
idiewild. i:2s:2s; Cecne, 1So;9i; Happs.
lee. 1885
INDIAN CLAss-sTART. 3:3o-eLrB
COURSE
Montauk. W. c. Atwater jr4:5s:5s I;Hi,
Oneida. S. H, Gillespie. E. 5:0o:53 1871
Cuyahoga. c. E. Potts. 5:oe:l5 iisn
Yennecott. L. a. Ealiock 5:o3:is .Eas
Wyandotte. L. E. Pterson :02:ii li:'ss
Cherokee. c. Plug. ....... 5:o2:4s i'ia
CLASS s. S.-SENIORS-STAR
CLUB COURSE
No. I. r. B. Burrell.... 4:4e:4s iAiM
No. 10. ]. A. Harten. 49,. 4:43:i2 E@la
CLASS S. s.-JUNIORs-STAR III
CLUB COURSE
No. 7. J. McAleenan. 80. 4.&7:43 lAiM
No. is, Lois Kimbau. 4:4s:4s 1855
No. 8, 3. w. Haniey 4:so:o6 lla:s
No. is. w. 4:sl:s4 i:ii:si
No. 81, A. Culver 4:5e:Os liz.
No. IL H McAIeenan f:ss:ss i:l;.
No 5. W. Marks. 4:sl:.3 i:l!i,,
No. as, H. J. Munger. ASSN l:lsl!!
No. rs, S. H. Giiiespie... t:S7:i7 i:lf:ii
No. 2, w. Medina. Disouahaed
No. %, B. L. Allen disqualified
No. Q, J. Plug Disauaihsd
New-York tribune., 1922-07-09
~ ChAhT1I I@T TT
We DPz%e51WR}zffn6f 6f&5f 6Rf&&s5f7
Song of the British Golf Gun

Far a1coy from the old-time cheer,
/. Held IN q distant den,
spend a aceek end at home each gear
And then mast leaue again.
return each June By the 1oeN-1vorn track
But somebody grabs me and hauls n,e back.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-09
So 1t Goes

(F'rom 1910, through 1918, Philadelphia and Bos-
ton together ten pennants and eight World Series
championships. Now they battling for last place
in both leagues)
New-York tribune., 1922-07-09

The answer to the query is that the
Western girl combines quite excep-
tional natural ability with scientific
modern stroke perfectly executed.
The old saying that champions are
born, not made, is only partly true
New-York tribune., 1922-07-09
Miss Bauer Greatest of ALI
Women Bacl1stroke Swimmers

The truly sensational performances
of Chicago this backsoke swimming
side the question of how she attans
be noted devoe
pletey all rivals to the records
New-York tribune., 1922-07-09

.,.;,.s .Tsss pounds apprentice allowance
New-York tribune., 1922-07-09

The girls. national Championship,
previously played in connection with
the women's events. have been trans
tered to the Philadelphia Cricket Club
20 start the week of September Ii,
wnlie the mixed doubles title event will
be held in conjunction with the mems
doubles championship tourney at
gust 21.
Entries for the women's national
New-York tribune., 1922-07-09

Sixth race--TFle Bryn Mawr Purse !;
three year -oids; mile and q sixteenth.
ARA Maedur . los lt457) Comic Song -. lis
- Rsparation ......lll 4s7 Croesless ...... JOG
The Roll Call f1lI(s2i) Firm Friend. ia
New-York tribune., 1922-07-09

Bug II. H. Rottammer. 4:30:52 Zoo
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12
Maifelt loot Diele 2eute an
InnG6ernO 1000 SeindJer pilgern
5nm Scrse Der snten SOfTuuns.

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men pom 0Gbperein oes 0eutihen
@aiienbniies Oen Iesten Counting
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u~abrbeiten. Nohoem es Ole Orei let-
ten Gage io3uiagen u%naufborlih &c.
regnet baite, critroblte am Counting
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9eiuher gum onoern oui DEM groBeu
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boliies uuo gor bolo mimmelte es bon
Menihen. Man iddtt Oie 3abl ser
9eiuder oif o%nn1bernO 1000. Serr
Martin 8iegono, 9rGiiOent oes
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neren ouiS freimolihite mo oanfte
fiir ibr 3oblreides Grideineu. Sn
u~usfiibrlid)en @orten erfl1rte er ibs
nen 0os @irfeu Scr beioen 5rauens
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belt uuo 5leiBes, muroe BON Nidn-
nern unO Srauen oeitiher Serfiuft
g%egriinOet mo oiih gum groBteu Seil
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ser gegenipdrtigen ottipeu w1itglies
Der, Oieie Static ais ein AuOenfen an
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un0 3ier0e 0elttlder Sdaifensfrnft.
@ie fonnte man Dies better iun, ais
Den 9nnien 81 erbolten, inter mel
dem 0os Seim gegriinOet mliroe. mo
ous lit .0eutides Ioiienbous.
Der 11bnerein fam iid 5n 0ieiemL
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Isle bel Ger llcberiduB 1T fam sur
Stunoe nod nidt feitgeltellt meroen,
0ericlbe iibertrifit ieooh bel peitem
ale Gripartunaen. SIM eBlaaL
mnroen iiber 800 Suppers ierpiert,
luos einc bod nnauertemenoe Sel-
itung Der 0amen lit. Die @oriiterin,
| 6rau emma Sbomforot, bennnft lid
an Oieicr Steae fir Den iebr 5abl
reiden 9cinh, fir Die miaige uno
freuoige Wtitbilfe Der Soniteen nno
aler ein5eInen MitglieOer. yean be.
abiidtigt. oaS Waoifelt 81 elmer i1br-
li6cn 6eitlidfeit 81 MAIDEN oas dbn,
lid Dem Soboroap Eicnic abgebalten
peroen lol. - Srot oes 5u 3eiten
! berridenoen groBen AnOrangs lei.
tens Der 8eiufer ais aud Der Dielen
Autontobile, iah man oodl iiberaa nlr
oergniigte @eiihter, un0 moude 9e.
fannie trnfen lid. Die iid idon Sabre
lang nidt mebr geieben battef.
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12
Giugeon0t I.
Sin %Ori6las sur Site

Is 1T elm &or5ug oes @aibiugton.
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qeboIten bat. 4er Die ggSie uu0
&as" Gde Der Stoots5eitung mo ibr
an1megicBcrn in Ginte %anitatt beim
Bier oeriolgt, freilt iid. OaB mir Der
gleihen nidt baben. SIN &olbiug
toner sSournol bat fait nur elmer Oas
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lid Dem aroben Schuyler gSirtb mo
ieinen 9nbangern. 8aB nlotAer Sc
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ldngem Sdmeieen SEER Allheiner
micocr boreil luiien unO leiner POLITE
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be0enft, lpo5u molen mir 8eutih
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llns ielbit aber ldo0en mir Oaourd.
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Den erreihen miiilen: 3ulanmenlte.
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ncn. &ergelieH mo bearabeu ales
mas ults trennt, lei eS 9ieligion, Iei
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Meidtirm ermerben mollen, Ionoern
iih alld ais Seilbaber oes bieiiaell
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ulto 0eS @oltss Moble b%eitragen lol
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2eitartifelihreiber ms ieoe Node ei.
nel glltcn lleberblid ilbcr 0ieie gebcn
poate y er bat ldon Deridieoene
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10 iuilroeu piele 2eier oeS Sournols
lbnl oafiir al 0anf pcrpilidtct iein.
Sn Der 9ibliotbef Oes &ongreiies lit
Der Congregational &ccoro ieOermann
81lg0uglid mo 8eribte aus oieiem
8latt, 0as ntr iebr menige llneinge.
ueibfe je einieben, miir0en pielen lebr
intereiiant lein. @eun mir allBeroem
einen obieftip geboItenen geridt iiber
Die Greigniiie Der alten @elt, be.
ioioers Der aIten @einat, erbielten.
10 miir0en mir Oos glei6falls nit
Cant annebmen.
V. 8. St.
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12
Gac Surtcu friidcs 6Ieiid!
Grite GmalitGt, bel
SnebIerS,
'6-45 0iiges Marfct, Main 1924

PIN Sonntng, Den IA. MGi b. s.
halt Der Mnlbinatuner SGnger6nnO
icin critics Hcmic nnf %ranncrS SanO-
its III @recnOalc, al Der NlnOenS-
burg Moab, ab. SnndD uirO icrDiert.
Sclnitigunsen fir 9inOcr. - aOmmt
ale i'll bic IdD1nc Natnr.
Sic @criammllmg Scr Yroipect
Sill 5rieObofs @eicaidaft fonO am
A. Wlai I'M Concord &lubbors ltatt.
Sn al6ctradt oes nobell @rGber.
ihmiidungstages eriudt oos 0irefto.
RUM ale @rabeigentilmer, Auitroge
fiir @erridten ibrer @%rablt1tten benin
8ermaIter &crr s. @erd jest idon
ein5ureihen, Oh Der An0rang Dor Den
6eiertagen immer 5iemlih aroB lit.
8eeroigt mur0en in 2oife oes no
mats. SrieOa Wteper, SSpbn George
Silent. Scnette Softer, Gitber @rieI,
@oltcr 8. 2ndel, Amelia WtcGoD,
Nnpllls Gbipprais.
SER 0oniel MorQuorot reiite
am 0ienstag oieier @ode nod iciner
@einlotitaot @amburg ob. gr ge
oenft gum @erblt micOer 5uriid5ufeb
rem. Pm Samstng peronltoltete er
ieinen pielcn &ermonoten un0 6relin-
ocn cine glbihieosfeier, bel Ser ali
n6berno 40 @erionen 5u9egen muren.
Nian iaug oIte SeimutIieOer bis III
Sen friiben Moreen rnO erfreute iid
Bel Son5 uno Song.
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tbcrine Shidler. Satin ocs D%eritor-
bellcn Nnorep Sdidlcr, mobnbaft
7t5 aclpon Str. g. @. Die Beer
oiqling fano am Montag nah Dem
Groipecf Sia Srieobofe ltatt,
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12

SIN &lippert Seim finoet am
Sonntag, oen 81. Mai 5. S. 0as 20.
@riinoungsfeit ltatt, 5l Dem SreunOe
nno @0nner beionoerS eingela6en
iino. Ser .9amenoerein lit nit ben
@orbereitungen eifri9lt beidGftigt
unO peiprri9t einen gemiitliGen gta6-
mittag. Oie Seier beginnt Inn 3
ltbr. Sin gut borbereitetes Sroi
liliO peripridt einen gemiitlidengea6-
@erlauf oersleIben miro elm Oortreff-
lid 3llbereitetes Supper ierbiert. -
Sralt Stoermer, Matrone oes &llp-
perts Seims, feierte lebte ISOLDE in
mitten Ser Saiin ibren @eburtstag.
Ser S6neioermeiiter &oie-Gu-
aida bat iein @eid1ft nad Der Sed-
item StraBe g. So, 5mii6en S uno g
StraBe Oerlegt. gr empfieblt ii9 ben
2elern oes Sournals bel auen bor-
fommenoen S6neioerarbiten lopie
&eparaturel, Aufbiigeln, &einigen
1iIp.
Den Sag ibrer goloenen So65eit
feierten am Samstag, Den 6. Mai s.
$. SER uno Srail Carl Nanefe, in
ibrem Seim Scr. 1920. Str.
g. SO. Cur Seller maren Samilien-
mitglieoer redt 5ablrei6 eri6ienen.
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12
9oniie @emnn0, mobnba

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Scr. 1743 S Strabe q. So, befinOet
iid ieit ungefdbr 3 8ohen i'm @mer-
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ii6 beim Seffnen elmer Same ber-
lett, mas 9lutoergiftung our Solge
bate.
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einieen @obeu cine idipere Sperati-
on our6mo6te, befinoet ii6 mie0er III
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0ige @eneiung.
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pe~rbeiratete lif SEER Geo. @id, gtr.
1928 6 ctr. @. g., nit 6r6ulAn
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Serrn 81. MatI. Die Srouiing pon-
900 @oltor 81. 56miot Mls Srau-
3eueen fungierten @eidmiiter ser
8raltt, Srau S. &obmer uno Serr
&einbart Maul.
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12
Die S~asesnrbeit besinnt cine Stnn-
Oe friiber.

NGAlte @o1e beginnt fir 0ie Sc
amten ser &eeierune uno oes Git
riffs Die Eagesarbeit nm s llbr re-
ipeetipe 7 llhr morgelts. Sir ben
Sommer bat man ii6 altf oieie neuc
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I6Gfte ser Staot mollen Dem &lan
folgen, audi oie 8anfen, Die ooin
ihon Inn 2 llbr nn1mittags itatt 3
llbr l9lieBen miiroen. Die @eiduf-
tie MAIDEN Inn s lbr alif ua0 i6lie-
ben INN 5 llbr itatt 6 llbr. Sect
beiBt es fir piele 2eltte, 6 ltbr NOR
gems aus Dem 8ett frieAen1pi man
es in europa geiDobnt lit. ~5riib-
morgens, menm Die Sabine frabn"
an oieies 2ieo miro handler bon iebt
ab erinnert meroen.
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12
@Ortraae ilber Oemtide @6ilOiOp6ie.

Sn Ser bieiigen Garnegie-giblio-
tbef bebanoelte Oie u@eieli6aft fir
pbiloiopbil6e Sorl6ung" am porigen
Somstag Na6mittug oaS Sbema
06idte". Gs maren etipa 1870
9anen uno Serren ampeienO. I'm
ter oenen, Die in cine 8iir0igltng oes
groBen Oeutiden H~biloiopben unO
&otrioten mittels porbereiteter guf
ldbe eintraten, beforo li6 audi SER
@bof. Or. &elmutb Softer. Sn cine
0isfniiion muroe nidt eingetreten.
Cine iolde b1tte mabrideinli6 oie
@egenidbe Der gluffaiiungen idarf
oufeinonoer prallen loilen. Goriges
Sobr Inn 0ieie 3eit itanO @ermunn
2obe otf zen @rogramm. Man
muB Die 8eItre6ungen Der Serren, in
Sic oelitihe @biloiopbie tiefer ein8r-
oringen uno lie aud anoeren 8u-
gGnglid 81 MADDEN, oanfbat amer
fennerL beionDerS inter gegenmdrti
gen politiI6en l~lnlltGltoen.
Washington Journal., 1922-05-12
@ebnrtstnsSfeier i'm GOncorO 9amen.
&ercin.

Die am Sonntag Ibeno a~bgebnlte.
ne &erlammlung Der Concord anteu
mar iebr 5ablrei6 ieitens Der Wtit-
glieoer belubt. 9os Sommerpro-
gromm muroe beiproden mo lol
baIoigit Elm 9lusflug nod 9rouncr's
SonOiib ltottfinoen. - 8ei Der Sad.
feier, in Der man Die @eburtstage BON
iiebcn Mitglieoern %ieierte. crying
mall ii6 algemeiner 9eiterfeit. Die
@Glte muroen nit &offee, Sudden nlo
See Cream reidIid) beluirtet. Ole
0erren 8onorad ulo Sanoers trll.
gen ourd @clangsoortr6ge bieI sur
llnterbaltung bel. @etan5t muroe
nnd 2eibesfr1ftert, mo5l @err Wfar.
tin Shiaing Die idonen c oert-
ihen ltnO oob INNER mie0er germ ge-
bortcn @eiien ipieIte. Die @eburtS
t%agsfinoer lino Die 6roleu: AItemus,
0iener, 8infler, S1ffner, Sturm,
Gdert mo Mottbeps.
19lnmerfllng ser Geoaftion: @ie
mare es, merll man nit Den &orberei
tltn9en fiir einen 5uglnfang Oes Serb
ties ab5ubaItenoen 9a5ar beginner
miiroe2 0erielbc iolte iih auf meb
rere Gage a%usoebnen. Die attire
Mtitorbeit unierer &ereiue miiBte &C.
monnen meroen. mas al 3eit mebrerc
Wtonate beonipruft, ga Tereine 1id
befonntlidb mr. einnlaI im Monot
Deriommeln. 0oS geitedte 3iel ioli
te 100000 iein, ser 9etrog ser +.
Sppotbet, ole nod immer ouf Dem
&ereinsbaus Iaitet. @as oenfen 81,
GoucorO 9amen onriiber2 Gs be0ari
0os nieler Arbeit uno Miibe, ieOo1
fam ielbige berteilt peroen uulO nit
pereinten Srdften gebt eS id)on. Ser
9omen-Gerei lit nod unierer Mni DIT
ser eeeienetlte @eg SIT oieiem 3ieI.
uno lollte unier 8oriflag nirfli3
unternommen meroefL 10 berlid)ern
mir Oenielben bereitwiuige Mfitarbeit.
Ser Serausgeber.