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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17
Zimmerman Wins
Golf Tournament

A blazing IS In the final round
late yesterday gave Al thinner
man Of Portland 3S-hole triumph
In the Pacific Northwest Profes-
sionsl Golfers association tourna-
ment over the Tacoma Country
club course
Zimmerman overlook his brother
Emory to win with score Of
73-6s-i4l. Emory Zimmerman
was second with Ti-72-i43. and
Chuck Congdon. Tacoma. third
with lat
Defending Champion Ken
Tucker Of Everett was well down
in the small field of nine pro golf
ers who competed for berths In
the National PEA tournament.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17
Three Stake Races

SALEM. ore. 7 hrss stake
race. in which trottsrs and PAGERS
Of oregon. idaho and Washington
will compete IL scheduled n fsas
turs the 1910 Oregon stats fair
racing NEE, At Salem. for sin days
beginning sept .. officials said
today
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17
State Net Play Opens
SEATTIY-The heav,

SEATTLg-The heavy firing
began today in the 5oth annual
Washington state tennis tourna-
ment. with favorites still holding
a distinct advantage in whatever
odds were offered.
Howard Wagner Of San Fran
cisco, defending champion in the
mems singles. advanced easily In
yesterdays first-round play along
with Helen Gurley, Sacramento.
seeded No. l in the women's
singles.
They were accompanied by q
trio OF titleholders from last weeks
Pacific Northwest tournament at
Tacoma, including Joann Brooke
of Santa Monica, Cal, Northwest
women's singles champion; Bulge
Patty, Los Angeles, former ma
tional boys hard court titleholder
and Northwest junior mems cham.
pion. and Jim Brink. Seattle,
holder of the Northwest boys
crown.
Several talented entries, such A.
Dick Bennett of Tacoma. North.
west mems singles titlist, drew
byes in the first round and entered
competition today.
Results yesterday:
Mems Singles - George Gutekunst
defeated Sam Robinson, So. 90: jess
Outright beat Ed Woellner, Sc. "a,
ga: Jack Gurley beat Bob Gay. 81.
go: Len Clark beat Doug Lefebvre,
60. e-2: Joe Lvensood beat Don
Lewis. Ga, Ga; BY Page beat Dick
SEVERN. default, Hugh McGinnis beat
George Ross, 60. 60; Stan Anderson
beat Georse Rourke. default; Emery
Nsaie beat Bill Brown, ga. ST.; Bob
Davis beat Henry Tallmage, so. 60,
Lloyd Hager beat Ken Rosen. 81,
6-i; Pierpont Wilson beat Emmett
Steele, s-s, as: Mel Dransa beat
Gordon Nelson, 81, 81: Jim Brink
beat Bill Millikan, 6-2 e-s; Don
Harris beat Bob Colwell, ga, 6.6;
Don Peck beat Jim Atkins default.
Herb Baumgartner beat Bob Moore,
default: Harold Wagner beat Pearoe
Smith. 81. 81. Dudes Kelly beat
Joe Brash. ga, OIL: Charles Hunt
oeat Bud Gilmore. SO. al: Bulge
Patty beat Harold Lando. SO. as.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17

Although far down In the
cellar spot, Csmmarano Broth
ers will hattie the johnson
Paint club to the last ditch IN
their setto slated for Tuesday
night at Lincoln bowl. The
Bottlers, despite their lowly
spot In the standings play
good ball, and should give the
Paintmen considerable trouble.
Game time 10 1850.
Lewis Goldsmith bested Dave
Norris in a great pitching duel al
Lincoln bowl Monday night to give
Superior Dairy 2 to 0 win over
Smelter Local. the game establish
ing a new time record when Um-
pire Hetrik worked the game
through in one hour and rs min
utes.
Although Goldsmith allowed
nine hits as Ia six for Norris,
the Smelter boys couldn't de-
liver In the clutch, allowing
several possible chances to get
away from them. Both hurl-
ers were accorded practically
perfect support, only one error
being charged up during tho
contest.
The pair of Superior tallies ar
rived in the third on a single by
Goldsmith and a long double to
left by Tommervik, scoring Gold.
smith, the Dairy shortstopper TAX
ing third on the throw in. Bishop
hit to Wise, who threw wide to
the plate, scoring Tommervik
That wide throw was the lone mis-.
hap of the sparkling contest that
donated three scintillating double
plays.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17

aEATrIK -.rsv~ s~sisis anglers
to-day displaysd rainbow trout
caught in ottsr isks high IN N
Cascades. where fish we're stoessa
,wo years $50 by sisplAns and
psrsuhutes
The five man we're members ~
The Seattle Trail tsiAnsss eiuM
which sponsored the Innovation.
one NJ them. Alvin > cArsssn. -
compsnied Game Protector flssree
Mitchell an = night cvsv the ishss
when 7.aG0 flsh ~ere dropped
rhsif oa.as included - trout
ranging from 10 10 ~ inches N
length.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17
Chicagoan
Makes MANY
Supporters
Picking WlnneS h
No Cluch; Loonosd
WIN Ar5ive Today

Al Hostss snd Twav nAls sFe
fass shrss thruueh with tho1r
training srsss M ihssv fa-ru<sa1
usiadiewssxnt sIsts ftahs ~ -.
attic eivfr sts<sum rvssay nkont
rhs nnys wtll wcrh trsay 90
sswcrrr~. rent rhurusay M -
await the nua.
bssev~~s h ~ e~~1ene y
sasasas wsa~se~swsA unkH -
cAs~sas ~. - mn1p - -
~swaitv sss~sg ps~pssAs1es ~
iaa M ws<aewea. ~ \ -
esrs>Dpss shaps. \ h1eeong -
go sreusuee.v.
klcstak. tn. 10 IN tsp fetl1a
Tire aid ruwsv ~ h,~w hes -
d~mo~ssssssd regularly duvsnx -
9rsnd and thu champ fesis ~ 600
fiasns ~ I'll any time in he career.
This. despite zAis's ic-vcssr1 nos-
title win over him IL chieaos nae
- terribly lag hs~h.
xsie. . seash hss~hss. h ~
syps thoe sae>so1 hsenne 49,
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n. weaving. end snvs~1og
rua~k sssev pw~~As reese =
~ MI ~ natwrh wtea 1o1o.
~ s~a>1n ssse 1lusvsps ~ neeUe
n ~ he1y ~ hes<.
Nsfefss Heeny trcNsFd % asso
10 arrive IN seattle to-day.
oshsf hssts 80 for the NC snsw
are
rcny kahat NJ wcoaburr. Orr.
W. Ernie washmrn. mdmon1s.
WASH. mlssaIewssahts. IN rounds.
nlimp williams NJ t<s Annoteo
W. nud zelIsr AZ seattle. h<svy~
weights. SIN rounds.
Harry skid" Msithswu NJ usss
NETT. iaaha. " Bulldog Jsok III.
hard Of Portland. middiswsiuhtss
.lx rounds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17
Senior Boys Ball

Model Lumber still shows the
way in the Senior loop with seven
wins and one loss. Lakewood Cen
ter's 2 to l win over Summit Cubs
in 10 innings last Friday still gives
them an outside chance to tie the
Models. July II is the end of the
first-half play.
The last half should see n
swell race again as all teams
have strengthened. Model
Lumber, with an array Of Sta
dunn stars and independent
players. looks like one Of the
hest teams In the state ut
their age class.
Games for Wednesday, 3:i5 p,
M. Model Lumber Va. Summit
Cubs, Mckinley; Lakewood Com
munity Center Va. Tacoma Boys
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17
Junior Boys LOOP

It's q wide open race in the
Junior league with the first half
champs, Tacoma Typos. likely TO
be tripped this half With eleven
other teams cunning for them, II
will be a close race when they hit
the straight away. Washington
Hardware and Austin Sales look
good.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17
Dempsey Wins
Another Kayo

DETROIT-Jack Dempsey to-
day holds two successive knock
out victories in his ring comeback,
but he and Bull Curry set new
high for ring comedy last night
before Curry went down under
two fly-flicking punches.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17

seventh Race - Purse $500.
graded handicap. s-yssr-olds and
up: 8 furlongs. FREELY handicap.
i03 Some Turkey mo hoy Ill
054 SKY Pirate (Randsllb ii5
f03sD Red and White tTmsn) 100
0i5 Bartolozzi (sperry) iis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17

Berg. Portman 10 Wise TO Rooney;
left on bases. Smelter Local 9, Su-
smith 4. by Norris L. base on balls.
off Goldsmith /. off Norris 2; balk,
Norris: wild pitch Goldsmith time
OF game. las. umpires, Hetrik and
Clark
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17
Sofiball

Elof Void again heat Johnson
Painters. Tho White Eagle Tavern
star won his rlnb's second CON
seru,ivs game from than. ~ To
10, at Mckinley diamond Monday
night.
The loss kept The Painters from
the CITY iesGus championship.
Ths Johnson club eth has . Rssns
and a half isad over the sscosd
place Jensen r,eisrs who have
two ssmss 10 play.
Void and his mates hoped on
Bob McKinnsil for nins runs In
thu first four innings ~hiis piiins
up . To lead, II was n seven
run rally by this Painters In tbs
last Of the seventh inning that
ended with the tying nun II the
plate.
GENERAL Distributors kept .
game ahead 81 the Tavern
club and sut NJ the cellar By
heating rostoffic~. 10 Ia Z. ~
nekinisy. A last Inning hsms
run by Ernie Ruffs with
bases loaded ended ihe game
for The Generals. The isss
put the re-tsffie~ sai ~ .
NTH place re with Gamma
raass.
Chemical Workers upset Garage
Employees, ~ 10 7. 10 close tbsir
regular Industrial league s@sson.
1909 Tavern kept . safe clutch
on second pises by beating
Flour a Cereal Workers. II 20 10.
pstsrmsn Manufacturing sdsisd
another ioxs 20 ths fast slipping
Musicians Union, II To q
Tacoma csmmsrsnos will play
the Seattle Mantle cips II jsffsr.
son diamond Wednesday night al
ssi5 o'clock. The exhibition cams
viii hiring the total Of games
played by the camms 70 ~ fos
ths season. with more than 10
games already scheduled for the
nszf three wsska This 10 ths
first time In history Of Tacoma
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17

cisco. 5, Newsome. San Diego, and
Barrett. Seattle. 4; Wilkie. Seattle
Humphreys, San Diego. and Cor
bett. Oakland. 3.
individual AVERAGES
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17
Colonel Cary
Says

Mrs. Glenn uranwss's Maud Ho-
xan vas cat In that Friday race
won't Be out again for TINE.
Tier. ~s. 's~ef % u.evxs.
Mss win saturday. sns ~ ne
fsrss II the meeting eHslFu<s she
cut over too scoa On Hewdy Andy
which suddenly faitered Hnwdy
Andy came on again. howsvsr, ard
al, but nlpp~d Mickey FAs<ys
faveTue Tns foul was not allowed
". deaf nke 10 r~s u h.
ksa In she>e esiu.sss s.a s~se
seia "a keep ~ eve - xtteia
hsr.ss--s hspry Messes -
oassa ~as No |.
That old f.vrr,,. ro.nlpe soaao-
ed dawn II first ssHins.
Seem. tn m. SOMEONE ,nla you
10 20 right hack On irene ' snd
Saturdays racing saw Adolph
sprseseis reach tho winners ctr
Gle II f.orHacrss for the firss time
= ALA tho fret time his own bred
,...,,,.sn~~. Ma ~rr . v.e.~..
-. rvrn ur.Axr s.v..y.o,S
mi. ~ p.n.,a.a.,n A. tai ,ns
...a.s a, On. "a, Tim. as A. IA
...a... wvra nj .Axr -. 49,,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17

Stolen bases. Bishop, SeWeII, TWO
base hits, Moe. Tommervik, Rooney,
Portman; double plays, Bowman to
Rooney. Tommervik to Snodgrass to
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17

Here are Wednesdays overnight
entries and selections for Long
acres.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17

1.-Franoiia. Photo Finish.
Reqtry.
. Escaiante. Shasta Buddy,
Twin Peaks.
J Annoyed. semicolon. Post.
lipo.
Flor De Amor. cafsmsns.
Fonsis.
s sosed. Little Hero, Manor
Dell.
8 Lady's son. American En-
bism, Aiss Contrary.
7 some TURKEY. Bartolozzi. Shy
Pirate,
4 Dad Butler. Bootsr Chief.
Bsdo.
Sub races; Quick Santa. Fropsi,
Lady Tortiila and csrtsrns, ZINE
Fibre and Liquidation,
Best bet Flor-Ds.Amor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17

Third Race Purse $500. 3.yesr-
olds and up, claiming. q farlongs.
-. King June (Whitine1 =. 1T
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17

FRESHEN SALT FISH
To freshen salt mackerel, soak
in clear water for about twelve
hours. Broiling or boiling are the
usual methods Of cooking.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17

Sixth Race Purse $500. 3-yesr-
Odds and up. claiming. 1 mile
... Mama Lula WILSON, .iD2
I0i Amer. Emblem fRnldsl III
0s2 paliiauon fDodson) >. los
(07D) Lady's Son fBurnsb lit
(o52l Miss Contrary fwllsonD 10
i0l Dreamy Ann Lowe) -. liz
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17
Overnight Entries and Selections

054 Fcrvorita fweismanl i0t
f0sT) Son o. Prides fR'yn1dal io7
ti0oD Princess Name fFagani los
0s3 Valdina Chief Gray 100
Eighth Race Purse $500 three
year-olds and up: claiming; lis
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17
SELECTIONS

Post time, t3o p. m.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17
Goldsmith
Wins Tight
Ball Game
Defects Rivols
BY Shutout in
City Loop Tilt

CITY LEAGUE STANDINGS
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17

Curtis llsdsesh rkersed N
from Omaha Monday ss1 reg
Uttered hls iese eswspe,gnss. ~
tim. 10 Citn viii ~ ssea In
sas,sm In The nest few weeks
In hasdicap affairs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17

First Rare Purse $500. Swear
Odds. Wash. fosl, claiming; sls
f,,riopFs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17

Allen Drumheilet's ALffsK IrAN
tonk nut In that second ans -
though shs was in . sprint. had
a sis.length lead At ore time. won
by two.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-17
SUPERIOR DAIRY

aBatted for Hebert IN 9th.
bBatted for Baudreaux in 9th.
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Mnsbau Der Warinc itoft, ,ucil Mnf-
traac nid)t rcntabcl aenna icin iOllcn.
glrmcc uurcrit amf 1.2 Mi0ipncn
Wtann bcidDrGnft

Wablngton. Nugerneiner Wilit1r.
oielit fiir ouc NtGrner I'M 9llter bon
II bis 45 Sabren murbc propi'oriIh
pom IfilitGrfanlitce beS SallIes be.
id)lpIlcn, mGhrcno ser Scnot bonit
bcIdGItigt lit. cine mcnigcr meit0c-
bcnNc %orlage 5l bisfnteren.
Sic Sonllsporloge iicbt Dor, bob iich
ouc Ytdrncr bon IS bis Ga SSahren
ser Ncgiltrierlmg 5ll lmter5ieben no.
ben. Senc Sclltc obcr, sic cin SSabr
NfilitGroienlt 5u perrid)ten bdtten,
miirbcn icoodl MIR sic 9lltersflaiie
2l-l5 cinldlicBen. 9lls9enpnmcn
pom Wtilitiroienit lollcn @ciitlihe,
Stlbcntrn ser Sheploie nno Ycripnen
'cin sic oltS @clpiiiensgriinocn fei.
ne @nficn trngcn mollcn.
@lcidicitig murbc inn Icrtcill,ngs.
tonlitcc bea Scnats bopon &enntnis
acllomncn, bob Die Morine bel oe,
@elchnifln9 bon Materiolien Shpic
rigfcitCn hot, neil sic omerifanilhcr
,Sntrifantcn nlrd bic 8cpinnbc
'hruntln9cn lluo Stcuergelcsc bcl
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Weues siekt 0rense
fir Diplentaten

@oibingtrn. Tos Stnotsbeport-
ntct gnb bcfunnt, onb nllc ollslun.
oiidcn biplon1otii6cn oocr &pn'ular=
beonltcn, Sic elmer onbcren omerifa.
niid)cn Hegierlmg nift ongenebm
leicu, in &inflnit ald) in Den Ser
cinigtcn Staotcn Stootcu yperiono
ingrotn" icn merbcn.
Sumner @cacs, Der onltierenbc
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einem &orlncntor sur 9lbreiIe 5lueier
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ten Stnuten befnnnt.
s. honoclt iih lnl Sic hciocn bellt,
lhcn &crtretcr Tr. Hyb, uno Or.
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@rolilien noh Noro 9lmerifu 5unl
&uniulnt gefonlmen. Gr lpar IN Sra.
lilicn mcgcn leincr 9ta5i Gropu9an.
"a ulsgcluie'en iporben. Or. @e'trid
gchortc 5llm SanOclaltab ocs &onlll:
lots Nclr Gorf.
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DauS=konttee / It
fir Dtenftpflt tbt
bis 3m IS 9abrem
profitjtreben Der Inter nehmer miro aneefeinoet

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nlts ocn suitrdgcn 9. Heo.)
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cintrat. Tie Mlsfiihr,lngen bes Mear
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toren ST Scr @elnerfllng herals, baB
olld) cine r@chrpfliht fiir oie Inter.
nchncr" .cingcIiibrt peroen ioae. Gs
lei nohpcnbig auh bier ehpas Grlld
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Stclerbill an5ilnebncn.
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fer nus. BOB Die Niarine nit Ser ges
lfnIilmg bon Moteriolicn iiir ibre
SdiIfc feline SortIhritte mehr per-
5eid)ncn fonne, neil oie Wtarinebe.
itcllllnacn nid)t pprlpGrts fpnmen.
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glciclcn Senatsfonlitce aus, Oab lid)
Die slrnec porerit ailf 100000
bcIdrdnfcll nliiiic, obgleih mchr Sol-
ooten noiig icicn, iuenn Der slusbruh
BON ,Seiub'ellgtcitcn ollf bielcr Seni.
Ipbarc pcrbinoert merbell 'ollte.
@crn ani biciem Sentiment @efabr
hrobc, Damn piirben hrei, bier ober
mehr Miaionen Soibaten ncttrenbig
iein. ipeiI bic Terpflihtllngen in 10
uiclcn Hidtllngen liegen piiroen.
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fonncn niht mcbr als 100000
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pnrhonncnc Organization 81, Serito.
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lid lein, sen norolhen Cell ser
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;u elmer beitigen MISUNDERSTANDING
slpiihen Dem bclnofratild)en Senator
Gnnnullp pon Seros umo Dem Semo.
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Gestellte Fragen bel der
MISUNDERSTANDING

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libcn, bcfragen Sic Sbrc Gcrpanh-
ten 1Srelmoc ooer cine lo5ialc Sir
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glolblpiiroige. SliperlGiiige Gueae.
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iiebt fiir ieoen slllslanoer, pelfer in
lcirem 9ieaiItrierungsantrag beluubt
ia!ihc slngoben mad)t, itrenee Stra.
fen Dor. Sold) Elm sluslunber fam
nit elmer 8eloitraic BON $1,000, 8e.
fungnisItraIe bon Ied)s ltonaten,
ober beioes bcltraft peroen. Ierner.
icoer sluslGnocr, luelder 10 perurteilt
lpuroe, illrarbalb bon iiini Sabren
nah ieiner Ginreiie IN Die Staaten,
mus bepprtiert lueroen.
~Nihtbiirger ioIlten lid, niht por
ser Hegiitrierlmg fiird)ten," iaate
Serr 9arriion lpeiter. sic iouten
erfennell, baB oiele WiaBnabnle 5lr
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miro, ipclhes pielen 3uflnd)t bon
ltnteroriidllng gelpabrt bat; 6as
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herbeit gegeben bat nno aud) cine
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in ocnt @ciit uno Oen Metbooen Der
Megiitrierllng bier llno iuie iie an.
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0richenlanr r,,it
ts'eitere Ncierpii.cn

9libcn. 9Fchrcrc Sau'eno Wtonn
lpetcrer NcIcrpiltcr- SSahrgingc lpur-
Den 81, bclt SSaffcu 1erufcn. ,Snr @oll.
fc Der lcbtcn Mpde iplroc Gin &ricas.
ltiff torpcoicrt llnb Stolicn ioQtc
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Ictltng Oca Suicns Solpnifi. Iicic
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Ginberufilng Ger 9ieicrpeu scr oric-
tilhcn 9(r,ncc lmo ,slottc. Mln miro
gernelhct, hoB bic Stolicncr il, ocnl
bon ihncn bciebten 9llbonicn Srup,
pen 5ll'omrncnichc. 8richcnlouo ioQ
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llo iD,irNc cincn SlnNriif nit Grieo
beontportcn. Ga sic 9lbiprrrung Scr
Mccrr ourc0 ClIglono GcutihlonS
lno Stallcn picl 5l lduffen iunht
fann man nlf ber sll,sgong ser Mci.
bcreicn lebr geipannt lcin llno i'm
Snlfe Der &od)e miro es in cincm
oocr Dem auoeren Sinne geregel,
luerocn luiillen.
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Cic fiinfschn sSragen, melhe slnS-
lanocr bel Der laltbcslpeiten Rcgi.
itricrlng bonn -. sIlgllit bis 5ilul
26. Se5enbcr 1910 beantpprtcn
nriilIcn. lino bon @errn Carl q. Sar.
ri'pn. Gireftpr Scr IuslGnber, ,Negi.
Itricrllng ocS SilItisamtes, befannt,
gcaebcn norocn
Erobciornulare, nclhc bicic II
,5rugrn uno 9icgiitricrlmgsporlhriI,
ten cnthnltcn, lueroen cine ooer 5luci
3ofcil ppr scr Hegiitrierllngs5eit
.rc!hc m y. sluguit besinnt, in
olen Eoltiinltcrn erh1ltlif iein. Sic.
ie Erpbciornllllarc limo niht sic ci.
gentli6cn Ncgiitrierllngsiprmllare
lie 5eigen jeoof oie Sraaen, bie Ser
slnslanocr bel Ser Hesiitrierung be,
ontlpprten mllf
rSeber MusIdneer," fprbert Soerr
Sarriipn, in ieincm 8eriht orineenr
nuf, vlpllte lid) cine &opie bieies
Erobeiorrnlllar Sllr Megiitrierllna I'M
Ypltanlt nit iif nebmen. Sies ipirr
oie Mcgiitrierllng erleihtern nnb iie
miro ihneller ponitatten ecben. Mii
sen nicoeraeihriebenen slnt,porten
fann cr Dem Yoltneilter idncn Sic
aeiproertc slustlmft geben. bicielbe
beglallbiaen ooer beeinen llno Sen
6inseraborlld nebmen lalien."
.7ie sr0bte Sorsfalt iollte eciibt
tperoen oaB aae sragen tuabrbeits.
gcm1f beontluortet iperben". @enn
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lotloon i(t gerne bereit
5tdt3punkte ab3ugeben
Ralifar oanft oen H. 8 fir Rrieesmaterial

ben iollte, beItcDcub aus 9lmerifauern
unb aunnoicrn, INN Mittel lmo 0c=
&c gum Shrb Der meltlihcn Semi
ipbere 81 finoen, einlhlieblid) Sand
oas, oas bisbcr nicht luter bic Nfon-
roe Softrin ficl. IS lit gelpiliernlos
ZEN cine Grlueiterung Scr &onferen5
bon Soponua geipeicn. Die fiir5lid)
Itattgcillnben bat lno in Der allc
81 Ncpublifcu ser slmerifas pertre=
ten lparcn. Houlepelt miro feline &om=
niilion inn Sauie Ocs Cages befannt
ge6cn, Oenn Gomerstag par Ser
lcste Gag 5llr Grnennllng.
Sm &ongreb mar fem @ioer=
irrlld gegcn oen Ylan bon Noplcuelt.
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Gcneralz0c,,pcrnentcnt
1T >c,,tihcs Sh,abeebiet

0crlin. Ser y&olfiife 9eohah-
ter" rntbiilltc, bob bna General @ou-
pcrncmcnt fiir sic belcttcn polniihcn
@cbictc" hlrG cincn Grlu boes @e-
neral -@pupcrnclyra Tr. Sans ,Srnnf
auf bcN 9tomcn y@cncrnl- -@ollpcrncz
mcnt" ltngctclft worocn lit lnb CT
fl1rtc bnSu:
Ser Gcr5iht ol'f Sen 3!lint be
'cbtc rclniitc @ebict" lit ein 3cihcn
bofiir. bof bic hclltidc |erlpaltmo
binreiheno foniolioiert uno bie Sh1
oeu ocs ariescs bercits 10 pcit bclei
tigt mprOen ii,b, oob ihpn Elm enc
giiltigcr Stotus fiir bie itautsred)t
Tide Stcllrng bicica 0itlihcn Sfub
bcsirfcs oc9 %vieJs geillnoen iporoel
it,"
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Snit,paiic ,i,astt
aeeenieitiee 2lneriiie

Berlin 9tndD elmer fur5cn GollIc
icbtc Die Nclltidc Sufhpofic bic 2rit-
on9rifIe gcgcn England nit ltorfen
&GrblnOcn om Sonntoa tort lntb
ilautr hnnu CD iniol9c Scr !ngiinlti-
1cn @ettcrpcrb0Itl1iiic.
Eonoon. Sic Hlngriiic ser ociltihcn
2rlfhmnffc mlIrbcn nah 9lnrid,tl,n1
gcrlnocn Shnocns lrnb ciniQCr Gotten
unb &erlebtcn aufacholten brrt &c
acnnabnohnlen mo sic cnnliid)(
2uftlpofie trug ihrc eIngriiic iibel
baS bon Sen Teutid)cn be'ebte 8cbic,
in Gltropa llno periuhte bier Ma
Slrerifie a,f Berlin.
Sp lnllten lmgeidhr sic beioeriei
tigcn Nod)ricbten fiir Die perfloiien'
Modp.
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Sic f0nnen in ad)t Saaen rciiefcrtia
iein. - ltcber 100 opn ben 1913 Scr
it0rern ans Weltfrieasseitcn limb nnn
tuicbcrmm int Ticnit.

Waibinetpn. @ic bon einer Wtu=
rineitellc erflart lullrbe, forntcn
fiinf3ia omcrifoniifc 3eritorcr IN
nerhalb elmer Mohc ppn Scr Git
fiiite nad) England abgeben, iollte
ser &pn9reb oem Gerfauf itottgcben.
Sm Gongreb miro n,n nod oor-
Inn eeitritten, Oh ser @erfnllf sic
Sanftion oes &ongrclies benotigt
obcr ntd)t. llcber oieic 5ragc iinb
bic Serren &ongreBlcrte nod niht
iebr tucit gefommen, neil bon Scr Ne-
gierunesieitc bebollptet miro, oob cs
niht ser 0enebmigrng oes &pngreI-
ies bcnotise
0febr oils 100 bon sen 1913 iiber-
aIterten 3erltorern bes 2anbcs iino
micocr in Gie,,it geitellt luoroen.
Tic ouf 8runo bcs ,slottclerpan.
iionsprogramms ser @eltfricgsjobre
erbai,tcn Sfiffc ml,rben nah Nus.
brl,h oes ietiaen &riegcs fiir Die
Heutrulitdts -Hatrpuiae als 9cgleit,
fabr5eiige lrnO fiir anoere IicnltC
iuie0er initono gciest nahbem bic mel.
iten bon ibnen unter elmer Shls
oede bon Shmiere lmo rpter 9lei
farbe untGtie in ser Hbilaelpbiael
Haop Oaro, iolpie in Sau Sicgo Sal
gelegen batten. slac iino bis 1922
fertiggelteat iporbeu l,no baben oil