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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-20

@de Gu6a. un6 anOreItraBe. Sing'
Itlnoc: Sonntags - 9irtgent: SUI
bert 8riippel.
y&r6eiter. 2ie6ertafel.
Sauptquartier: 8oI3' SoIe, Rr.
409, BeIt . 2eringtonItroBe. Sing.
Ihauoe: 0~ienItags-Qirigent Gbas.
s. 8o6nu.
.S6aIia.@dnnerdor."
Saltptquartier: 8oigt's Sale, Rr.
1922, Sarfor6-a penue. S%ingitunoe:
~I&ittpod8-9irigent Soiepb 9ade.
.Mo5ort.W dnnerdor."
Sauptquartier: @roaoDap SoteI,
Gfe grooopop unb SrIeansItraBe-
Singitunoe: 8ienItags - 0trigent:
Geo. SO. 80bImann.
nGihenfran3."
Souptquartier; Sobn SdmtSt's
Dorm. 3orn'5) Sole, Ode 3. uro
@ou9bitroBe, SigbIanotopn. Sing.
ItlIn0e: Nitttpo68-8irigent: Com.
96fner.
nMeIoote."
Sauptquartier: S. 8ieS' Sane,
@de 2opItraBe uno 9eIair . Marft.
SingItunoe: 9onnerltags - Dirt
gent s. 4arolus.
.8ermanta. Quortett. Club"
Souptquortier: Meienberg's Sole,
Nr. lie, 0oro @acoitraBe. Sing-
Ittnoe: 9ienitags - 9irigent: s.
8aroIitS.
.Mtetaer.@ eiangberein."
Sarrptquartier: $offmann's &aGGe,
Com. uno SorreIt StraBe. Sing.
Ihtnoe: 0ienItags - 9iri9ent: S. s.
6ranf.
.GoelneiB."
Sauptquartier: @eorg s. 46er's
Sale, 0r. I, Sait.a oeuue, Canton.
SingItunoe: 9ienitags - Dtrigent:
aug. S6nei6er.
Sltrnbereine:
ySurn > Seftion oe8 2obor 8 2D.
ceumS." - 9ienitag uno 9onner'
Ito9. Tu~rnItunoe 9lbcnos s llbr.
.@ermania = Surnberetn."
Sgimef'3 o96bmen 9 Sale"
Sltruoerein ,BoruGrts."
8ortpGrts . Sale, Rr. 1924,
observation-disclosures.
y2ocllt . 8oint Sllrnberein."
ode Slll. itno 9eoIou e.. StraBe.
n0eutider artegerbunO."
Souptqllartier: gnoreas' SnIe,
Nr. 314, &nnoberItraBe. - 9tppel:
glbero8 8 llbr.
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Ger SAIL Ser unoebIi6pr

Ger SAIL Ser onQebIiden
81 eggmGnner," oie i'm mittIe.
rem 0iitrift oerbaftet pur0en, fomnit
bGlte Dor Dem Boli5eirihter @ral,.
nan sur gerbanoIurg. Sic limo an.
gei6uIoigt, angebIib am 7. 0e5en!.
Der in Die gonf 81 Wtt. Nirp einoes
brofen 81 fem. Die Ingeidu(oiQten
limo: Robert g. Steinboh, CHARLES
Nor, Somes Sbeffilo mo Tobe.t
Goiiinp, alias g9ig Goiep," oie ole
Nr. %. Siio.Sront.S troBe, oI8 ibrc
@obnung ongeben, Sobn @iIion oon
Nr. tOS, 0It.Grott.S troBe, Gbomo&
Sort bon GER. III, SitosGoroIiuc.
StroBe, eugene Murtiu bon Rr.7tt,
SiiO.G oroIiue.S troBe, Goporo Eor-
fer uuo @iQiom WfiIon bon Scr. %,
Sito-6ront.S troBe, Son Sinnep bon
Nr. 108, Oit.Erott.S troBe, @iuiom
Stllb un0 Gboma8 @root bon a..
100, NorO.6 ront-S troBe. @egcn ole
lcBtgcnomtcn feds &erbufteten Mrs
beute ouh ole InIduuIoigltng erbobell
mcroen 2onoitreifer 81 iein. 0er6oll
Der I'M norooItIiden 9iItrift perbofte.
ten 5ebn o9cganr6nncr" miro mOr'
gen i'm noro0itliden StotionSbolic
sur Serbonoluug fommen.
Negcr unter 0ieb It q + 5.
u ntlagc. - Sim II. 0ejember
ipltroe ser ihneOiI6c Wutroie @nt.
Z. Smith bon @oItou, MO, am Gong
God bon mebrercn Nc0ern b%etrunte;l
qemodt uno ltn 500 in 9oorgelo,
einen lteber5ieber lucrtb So, eincu
Sut i'm @crtbe bon $3.50 ltno cin
9ontbud) ollf oic Cation Gotioltnl-
9ont" bcrmlbt. gln1 Abeno ocrtuufte
cin NcgCr Den llcber5iebcr an G..
men Eroolcr at Siio.9onosS tro5e,
lInO geIern Wforgen gelong eS Dem
Yoli5iiten GCol bonn 0itIihen 81.
Itrift, cinen Neger, Der ouf ole Oon
Dem Erobler ge9ebene 9eidreibtng
poBtc. ST. ocrboften. @r brodte ben
Heger SIT oem GrooIcr uno oieier
iocntifi5irte 0cnielben olS oen Wunrt,
Der linn Oen lleber5ieber uerforftc.
Der %oli5iit brodte hcn gtegcr 10.
Damn in ole oitlide YoIi5eiItation mo
or anQob, Charles 8arncp 5u beibcn
llnO in Yer. 1903, SuuISburD : gacp,
5lt mobnen. Sergeant Sill iOentiiis
5irtc i'm oI5 0en Shnor5clt, Der lllt'
ter ueridieoeueu glinien bereitS III
MtoiiofuiettS meqen 0icbItoblS mcD-
rcre Germite obioB. Barney lulroe
fir Elm bellte ItottiinOenOeS &erbor
feitgebolten.
Ibtc6cn. - 6rou Sophie Selt'
ocrfing, @ittme bon Srn. &6iItpp
s. 2enocrfing, Itur6 geitern I'M
9tlter bon 81 Sobren in i6rer Iebtcn
8obnung, Ir. 30t2, 9oterItraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-20
n6Oipital6rAno in Mobile.

Mo6t1e, @Gd., t8. 9e5em6er.-
0ns .Snge E 9ononront . SoipitaI"
braltnte bette nieoer. 81 Batienten,
iuelfe nid)t i'm Storoe iporert, iid)
iel6It SIT beIfen, wuroen ais Dem So
lpital getragen, e6e Die 8lnmmen Die
9ler5te llno @drter aus Der 4nItoIt
pertrieben. Gin 8atieut, mel6er
gernoe cine Appendicitis Operation
our6genlaht bate, Itorb mGbreno
Ieiner llebertrogullg. Der pefllni1re
8erIuIt betrGgt etpa 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-20
SdiffsnadJridtcn.

Stem 9orf, is. Ge5ember. -
Angefomntelt iino fol9enoe 0ornpier
,9rduoe1burg" bon Bremen, st.
saul" bon Soutbanptolt, ,ltmbrio"
bon 2iperpooI ul0 .Romn" ponDtor-
Ieiue.
@ibroItar, is. 0e5einber.
9niiirt: 9ompfer yBrin5 Ssfor, "
BON gteu'9orf mad Henpel beItimmt
BlD nj +, Is. DECEMBER. -
Ger Camper ngliid)er" traf bon
0cp.9orf Elm uio fubr nod Sorl.
burg ipeiter.
0oper, tS. 9e5ember. - Ser
0ampfer .Rretoria" bon Sombura
ieste feline 8eiie uod Rep.gorf fort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-20
Siefer sdnee in Nen. GnaLunb.

@emport, u. s., IS. 0e5. -
Der ifIimntlte Sdueeitltrm felt bic.
len Sabren mar bertte bier %entfelieIt,
ltl0 10 5ienIid) ailer 2ofolperfe6r lit
eingelteat. Der Sd)nee liegt 0urdy.
i6nittli6 5tpei SalB tief uno lit itels
lenneiie 5u ltu6ur6orin9liden Solts
fen 5uinmmeneepebt. 9nbn3ii9e
uno Sampler iir0 Inn pieGe Stumoen
perIpGtet. y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-20
S%Orlt6eamtc inter GiOilOienIrcscln.

@oibtngton 9, g. Is. 0c5.
- 8rGiioent Hooiepelt erlieB geltern
cine Orore, Der 5ufolge ale SteIllrl.
gen in Der 5orit.Nbtbeilltna oeS @c.
nerollonoomtcs BON Jest an untcr
DEM GipilOienIt.Hegltlotiu Iteben. IS
limo Dies 53S StellitngelL ipooon %
olf @olbington entfolen. Die &ettc-
rem limo meiIters Glert.S %teGungcn,
mGbrcno ole onoeren SteQllngeit
pont einfoden 6orItbiiter bis gum
Sort nipeftor, Sort . Superintcn
ocntcn uno 8orit.S uperoiior ron0i.
rclt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-20
9~lItronomiidDc expedition.

indianapolis, Sno., is. &c.
5cmber. - Cine expedition unter
oen Iltipi5ieu Der llniperlitGt Subj,
ana miro nof Sponien abaeion0t
meroen, nm Die totoIe Sonuenfinltcr.
nib, melde am 30. AllgltIt eintretcn
miro, 81 beobadtcn. Die expedition
miro unter Sbbut bon s. ". WfiUcr
mo ". u. GoggSboa, bei0e Erofeiio.
rem Ser gitronomie an Ger llniperlt-
tot, Itebcn.
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Die y8lcn SslanO" SataIrupbc.

Sem Oorf, is. DECEMBER. -
QoS 8raf oes III Der Iebtcn 9ta6t
Observation-Disclosures y@len
SSlouo" ml,rOe beute iriiG nabe
SempIteaO Sorbor, &. s., geIunoen.
g2ur Der 8ordidGot rogt ii6er Ole
SberflGde bes @oiierS empor. &or-
der iinO sur Stelle geI6idt morOen,
INN oie 2eiden Der umgcfommenen
iiebcn MitgIie0er Ser MonuIduit
lrno 3tpei &oiiogterc 81 crlongeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-20
Ias benz Snnern MarbIanS's nnb
Den angrcn5rnOeu Staatru.
9rou6en 81.
ii5iere.

tt6tere.
Sn annapolis lit befonnt gcgebel
luoroen, ooB Die erite &Ioiie Der SEA
0etteu bcrcitS an 30. &omlor ibl
ShItB.Grumcn MADDEN miro. Sn SCI
&Ioiie befiuGcn lid I'D &ooettcn
luelde Die 8egiCrung bruud)t, nm il
re nellcn Shiife 81 bemarmcn.
u iternfobr5eugc i'm Nm.
napoIiier Sofcn.
3n 6oIge oeS beitiacnS tnceqeit0.
bers uno oeS Giles otf Der 9oi bober
cine Wenge Nulterniobr5cuge in Scr
@Gien bon annapolis. Cambridge
GriSfilo II. i. 10. SdyuB qeiuft. g8il
Die Observation-Disclosures ingcn, Iobui
lid 0ieieS Sobr Ger N%uiterniong me.
niger, ais III friibcren Subrcn.
NruuO in MIME Nruu0c!.
Gountp.
Gin Wtictbabous olli ser 6orm bon
GprllS u. G5opce bel NrnoIo'3 Sta.
ton in gInne GrimocI.Gouutp 9erietb
ourf cincn iiberbitten Ofcn in
9ronO ltno branntc poQItGnoig ME.
Der.
3mci Nc8cr angelo uI0ig
Sn Clifton, Wto., Iino 0ie beiocll
9tcoer Sobn @ou0uo uno @iQiunl
Soups bon ocn 8roBgeiftuorencll
alactlnqt porOCn, ben Hcd)tSanluolt
hilbert Gonitoblc ernoroct 5ll ba6cn.
DDS @crid)t bat 5ipci Hcd)tsomuQltc
%Crnonnt, iucld)c 6ic Nngeid)uIoigtell
ocrtbciOigcn ioacn. Die 9iegcr lpcr-
Den int &rcisgcrid)t bon Gecil.Gounty
pro5cIIirt luerber.
GiS sic ihmere Men0c.
Ser SuSquebonuos6 Stub lit bon
SurteD Yoiut bis nnd) Sabre DC
Grace NIT iedS 3oIl oidem Gi8 he.
Oedt mo Die n9lntcricon CISCO"
lGBt ibre Giab0llier SIT YerrppiQc mo
6rend)tolun fiilcn.
&oblengruben t6atig.
Sn Der Brood Gop=Hcgion bel
GumbcrloitO iucrOen oieie ISOLDE ole
ldmnltlid)en Soblcnorltben uie0er
ocn 9etrieb nufncbmcn.
Gin W G6den ermor0et
St Der Ndbc bon Graulep'S Greet,
SoDan.Gountp, @.sSo., ipllr0e Die
2cihe Der Is Sabre oltcn Eodter oe3
reihen 6ormers @orIon @bite ct.
moroet oligeiunOen. Gent MGod)el1
Sn GIeronorio, So, lit Der 9rol1er
Sobn 9ortid, Elm S6mei5er, aus
Dem 2e6en gei6ieoen.
Sn @indeIter, So, ltar6 6rult
Solie &olbauien i'm @lter bon 60
So6ren an einem S6lagiluiic,
mar Die Shlagooer ourfi6nittcn
tuoroen. Sine ongeIteQte ltnterIi!.
dung lit reiultotlo5 berlollfen. uto
man meiB ni6t, pcr Der Mor6er mar.
3nS WGodCn lpuroe 2lbenoS tur5
mad Oem 9GbenoeIien bon &ouic oerz
nriBt uno nc begonn iofort nod)
ibm 81 ir6enL ooh fouo man Die Sci.
de crit ont n0hiten Morgen I'M
Sdnee, rmgef0br cine babe Yteile
BON Der elterliden Wo6nllng.
Hott3em.
Sn @apnesboro lit Sr. M. S. 2otD
I'M 2tlter bon 60 Sobren geitorbgn.
@r. 2ot6 mar Ieiner 3eit Mopor bon
@aDneSboro.
Su 9oonSboro, neutrality-suspicious.
IN, lit Sr. Gonicl 0egenbnrt I'M Sitter
bon 81 Sd6rpt Bcitorben. Gr binter.
lGBt i1utcr Nr0cren eincn Sobn IN
Baltimore.
Ger 0toidiniit Gbriition j. Smith
in !SogerStowll, iucld)er oer9ongette
Nod)c in ocn Sofenpcrfen pcrlctt
iultroe, lit an oen Serletungcn &c.
Itorbelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-20
Scntidjc Gonfnrrcus.

9rotcit gegen Die Transportation
BON 9ouboI5 fir Den Banamo'
fouoI auf oeutifen Shiffen. -
Slmogebung oe8 8ei60ft8nei0S.
8oibington, 8. 6, Is. 3e5.
- Webrere nit Dem 9ou oes 8ono'
motonolS IN G%erbinbung itebenoe
6rogen muroen g~eitern Dor ErGii'
Dent Rooieoelt erortert. Die Gors
greBmit9Iieoer Sumpbrcp un0 SoneS
BON 8oibinaton ipraben ndmlid i'm
@eiBcn 6o,tie Dor, I'M bci'm Br0it-
benten 9egen oen 8erionot bon @olls
bol5 ans Scr 9ugctsS uno.Regiou
nod ser &onol5one olti beutidcn
6obr5eltgcn 81 proteitireu. sic tbeils
ten Dem Hroiioenten nit, Die 40,
namutunol GommiiIiou babe in
Moi6ington einen Gontroft fir 5tpci
WtiQioneu Sub 8oubol5 obgeldloiict
ur0 idmmtlid)eS Sol5 ioue allf 0euts
ideu Sobr5elacn no6 ser &anoI5onC
gebrad)t iperoelt, inter IuSihrlB
omcrifonild)cr 6obr5euge, ole I'M Ylts
getSrn0 liegen uno nod Srud)t
ollSihouer. &umpbrep, mclder Wtit'
glieo Der SdnoelSmorine = Commit,
lion it, bemerttc, 0ie 3abl ser in sen
@eiuGiicrn oe3 8llget.Sum0 Iiegen.
ben 6obr5eugc iei bierSig, mGbren0
in5luilden ooS 9ultbol5 ourh 6eltts
Idle S6iffe nod Yanoma bef0roert
iueroc. SIS Icten lomobl bon omeris
fonild)en mic oeltid)en Mbeoern gn-
gebote eingercid)t morocn un0 sic
%gcfor0erten Yrciic Ieien nobe5u sic.
Ielben gelueIen, obcr Die oellti6eu
ShiffSigentbiimcr 6Gtten iidJ bereit
ertIort, tbeilmcile &~ooungen Sol5 81
befor0ern, mGbreu0 sic umerifoni.
ld)en Sd)iff8eigentbiimer uolle So.
oun9cn oerlongt bGtten. Der Gou'
trait lei Damn oelttiheu Stiifcn BON
Der oGoSmo8.2inie" 5ugeIpro6ell
luorOcn. 9ieie Ger9e6rmG oeS Con.
traits lei cine llnterideioung gum
Shooen omerifoniidcr 6obr5eugc
lrn0 lolltc nid)t lonftionirt lperocn.
Scr SrGiiocnt periprod), sen SAL ST.
nnteriuhen.
SpGter iprod IonriroI @oIfcr,
Ser Er0lioent oer Yonomofanol.
Gontmiiiion, bci'm Br6iiocntcn Dor
mo crtIGrte Oieienl, ole Gommiiiion
babe ibren Gontrott fir ole 2iefe'
ring bon Sol5 fir ben aonolbou
nit Der g9oQington Ban Sou6ol5z
geieli6oit" obgeiAIoiien uno nit
Dem Gontroft fiir oie &crien0umB
oeS 9ouboI5eS bonn 8l,getsS uno
no6 Banana nifts 81 tbun.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-20

Inn meiteren S6ercreien ent6oben
81 ieir, foit INNER cine Gnti6dOi.
gunl9 fir Die oSunoebiB-@unoeu"
5obIten. Guoli6 fam Der ShniuoeI
an oeu Gag, uro GueQ erbieIt in
Wann 3 Sabre 7 Ronute 3uhtbuu5
uno 450 Norf @eIoItrofe 5uoiftirt.
Ole oeutihen So3iut
ocmofroten oerbreiteu eiu 6llrgbIott
gegen ole SoIoniolpolitit oe5 Iei
dies, ipe5ieu gegen Die @~emiai9un0
bon meiteren Creditor fir Den lilo.
peItofrifuniifen 6eIo5ug. Solt5oer.
iammIrngen gegen Die SoIonioIpo.
litit iolen iiber 0uS gauge &ano bon
Der Yortei ~orron9irt tueroen. 9ebel
uno feline Fartei molen i'm Hetfss
toge ole 3uriidberufung Ser Erups
pen %perlangen. TuS miro nieoer
beige Sample I'M Reih8tage geben.
Bel Der 9ciuiuigun9 ocS criten Gre
bits fir oeu 6eIo5ug gegcn ole &erc.
roS entbicIten lid Ole mcnigen So.
3ioliitcn, Ole oomol8 IN Der &eid)Ss
tngsiisung oltipeieno luorcn Der Nb'
thinning.
Ole 0teSiGbrigcn 9uu,s
ernfelo!Sreiic im 9etroae bon ie 1000
8ronen crbielten foIgenoe 0ronatifer
uno Sdriftitelcr; Sermnnm 9ubr.
9ergmonn, Sri. W}orie Ser5feloer,
Sciie, Segeler, GbomoS Munn, Ioluie
ser Shmei5er Sdriititeaer Spitteler.
ga d 6cn neueIteu SdGts
5ltngen 0eS StotiItiferS HoUenItCin
be5ilfert iif 0ie @cooIfcrluug Der GrOe
otf 1887 Wiuioucn Scelcll. 0oUou
entfoIlen ollf 2liien $50 MiQionen,
ouf europa $50 Wtiaionen, ouf Nfrifa
1877 OtiuionerL ouf Noro.A merito 80,
100000, olf Siio.glmerifo 36,420,O0O
uno ollf Die Eolor.G egionen 100000.
Wopor Wc@IeIIou BON
Neru.Oort Ideiut nid)t Der murme
@eutlhcnIreunO 81 icin, oIS ser er
iid) Dor leiner &obl aufipielte. Gr
ernennt @egner oeS oelttiden llntcr.
rtft8 5t Sd)uI-GommiiiGrcn.
Mud in Ocitreif mcbrcn
lid Die GbeIdeioungcn. Cine 0cprs
totion oeS &ercinS qei6ieocner Che.
lclrtc crld)ien unIGngit bel oent Wtilti
tier Srdiioenten bon &ocr6er nit ser
Bite, cine Ncnoerlmg I'M 6iirqcrli.
d)eh @clebbltd iibcr 0oS @bered)t III
oeranlaien, Oomit aeidieocne Ghe.
lellte, 5luild)en oenen ia obnebin nidt
oaS geringlte 9on6 mcbr bcIte6e, ei.
ne 5lueite legolc Gbc eingeben f0nn.
ten. Sbmann Hieoer, Der Spred)cr
Der Population, betonte, Dab ole &C.
putotion Die Bite bon 100000 fot6os
liId)en @eidieoenen it ScItrcid bar.
trete, bon 0enen $4,000 ouf 8icn
aIIein fdmen. WiniIterprdiioent bon
8oer6er erlui0erte, ooB oic @ufbc.
b1ng Der lln~looborfeit ser fot6ol,.
if)en @be ttidt 10 lcid)t ourd5ufiibren
Iei, mie Der 8ereilt qlaltbe. Gr nuGm
Damn Die Fetition entgegeu.
@un6erIi6e un0 o6ious
Oerlide S6cen limo SIT oacn 3eitet
otSgebedt luorocn. GlS lcbte Fat Ell
lie Srou Eerfin8 IN Gbicugo Den 8o,
gel obgclhoIien. Sic crfl0rte I'M cor.
tigen o8omon'S aio Club" 0u3
bGltSlid)e @lild perlon0e Die Trcr.
t1llng Der &inoer bon Der 3onlilic
uno Die Grri6tung coopcrotiOcr Sit.
d)en. St muni5ipolen Sin0erpilcGc'
onltoltcn miir0c Den &in0ern before
Sorgfolt 81 Sbeil, ais i6nen oo9 &c
ldopt 0nS tie Wtlltter ncnncn, 5u g..
ben int Stonhe lit. limo Scr Solt3a
bait lei ebenio ncnig Ger 0eei9nctc
Elob sur 8ereitung bon SpciieL mic
CT DER Srt gum S6ubmod)cn lei. Or
6rou fat cine cigGrc Nuifoiilng bonn
8omilienle6cn. Aoju ocnn ii6et
1aupt nod cine 6unltlte?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-20

Cine erb0ngntbboll
$if9etia6rt itah Edl6Itind bdBen ei'
nige Sunoert iiiooeutide Yil9er &C.
mo6t, oie i'm glilglIt inter 2eitung
Der 8rofeiIors Miiller . Stuttgart
no9 Dem beiligen 2anoe oufbro6en
Cine an5abl ertranfte IN 6oI9e zines
grfriidungStrumfes, Ser i6nen nad)
eiuem longen ermiIocuoen Mori6e
ouf Berg Sobor bon Den W0n6et
gereid)t mlr0e. Son 80 BiIgern,
Die ii6 an Dem 3rllnfe Iobtcn, crs
frantic iiber Die Sdlite al 2DpbuS.
MonGer 8ilger mlBte Die 6o6rt nit
Dem &e6en be5a6len. gllld nnd) Der
3iiffebr ertrdnften nod manfe Sil.
ger. 60 aud Der in ben better Mans
nesjobren itebcnoe Yforrer Gonlton.
tin &lingele bon ct. Yeter in 8ril6,
ial. gtof Acknowledgment 2ei6eu lit ct
ais ooS liebente Spier, ooS Die 5o6rt
nod 1tadtr0glif geforoert bat, &c.
Itorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-20

IfShON'
II ngeItrat bari man in
0eulti6lono ein itdotildes Gbrenamt
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the season. It has been long established
that athletes from low altitude are seri-
Ously hampered when they visit a noun
famous district to take part in any contest
requiring heavy physical exertion, es-
pceiaiy when they are not in perfect phys
zeal trim. Colorado was aware of Ne
braska's unpreparedness and played a trick
on their opponents by installing practice on
the field at Boulder during the last week
in August. Meanwhile the Cornhuskers
did not don the moleskins until the end of
the second week of September, while Booth
did not reach Lincoln TO take charge of his
proteges until the middle Of the month
Trouble with Minnesota,
The men slowly rounded into form and
Booth, when the time came for the Mime
sofa game, was forced to whip his former
ertpples into shape for the clash with
Gophers, rather than to prepare them grad
ually for the struggle. But even then the
Cornhuskers had license to wrest the
laurels from the Minnesota giants for the
latter, although a powerful eleven and out
weighing THE Nebraskans by 50 wide n
margin that the latter almost seemed
midgets in comparison. fumbled so persist
emily and the Cornhuskers as persistentlv
captured the ball, that Minnesota's success
was as much OF rare good luck as that II
was due TO superior prowess. The defeat
at Minnesota, the latter touted as a claim
ant for championship honors in the west.
however. only added to Nebraska's fame.
FOR the victory was won by the narrowest
OF margins and the Gophers were dismayed
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Wisconsin team and again to Minnesota.
Meanwhile the Cornhuskers had over
whelmed every opponent in the Missouri
valley, in which district they were rec
ognized as supreme.
The following year, that of 1902, was Ne.
braska's golden age from foot ball view.
point. Every adversary was bowled over
with almost ridiculous ease, the list of
victims this time including Minnesota, and
not a solitary point was registered againt
the Cornhuskers by any OF their opponents
throughout the entire year.
The season of 1903 was almost as suc-
cessful as that which preceded It, Nebraska
winning every one OF its games and per-
mitting only a paltry eleven points to be
scored against II.
Disaster Was Expected.
With such a splendid record in four sue
eessive years the dLspassionate student Of
loot ball could not expect other than that
Nebraska would suffer reverses, and the
trio OF defeats sustained this year were
therefore not in the least out of the gem
era4 order Booth asserts that Nebraska
nau right to win every game that II has
piayeu In 1904 That this was not realized,
'he Dig coach declares. was the natural
consequence Of a botched-up schedule.
"heEe' II proper Judgment had been dis
played in the arrangement of the games.
e'eIy oeteat might as well as not have
Oeeh converted into a victory lie points
out hrst OF all, that bad mistake was
made In booking the game at Boulder with
Noiofaao university on a date so early in
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almost as much as If they had suffered
defeat.
The strenuous practice required to pre-
pare them for the clash at Minneapolis
resulted in almost every man in the var
sity squad showing signs of entertaining,
otherwise described as staleness. This
state of affairs compelled Booth to allow
all os those affected to break training for
nearly a week and when Iowa came to
face the Cornhuskers the latter were far
from being in trim for the fray. But the
Hawkeyes were humbled, although at a
heavy cost, for Captain Benedict Ne
braska's main reliance as a punter was
deliberately MANNED by the Iowa players
and crippled 50 badly that he did not get
back into the game for the next three
weeks His last appearance on the field in
the Illinois game showed that he was stiIl
suffering from the rough play to which he
was subjected at the hands of the Hawk
eyes, and, except for his kicking, he was
practically powerless to render any aid TO
his teammates The disability Of Weller, a
halfback developed by Booth on the eve
OF the clash with the redoubtable Haskell
Indians, sent him to the hospital and de-
prved the Cornhuskers Of a very valuable
player, whose irresistible l'ne-charglng gave
Booth assurance that the red men would
be taxed to the uttermost II they hoped to
stop him With Benedict aad Weller out
of the game the Haskell braves scalred the
palefaced Nehraskans and scored ir first
victory over the cornhuskers IN four years.
While admitting the rare Drowess Of the
Haskell eleven, Booth firmly maintains
that the Cornhuskers. with their fun
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the supporters of the scarlet and cream
the memory of three previous defeats sus-
tained by their favortes. 1t was a new
experience for Nebraska rooters, since the
coming of Booth in 1900, for the Corn
huskers to lose as many as three games
IN season, but the humbling of the proud
and spirited aggregation from Champaign
atoned for all Of the disasters that had
previously been sustained.
Nebraska's Great Record
Nebraska's fame in the world OF foot ball
has, indeed, been enviable since the advent
of the big Prinoetonian as coach. Sue
ceeding to the coachship the year after the
distressing season of 1899, when the regime
of one Branch was in force, the Corn
huskers winning only one game of the en-
tire schedule, Booths methods and zeal
brought truly astonishing effects With a
squad limited In numbers and including
only few experienced players, Booth
whipped them into form, and his pupils
played every game OF the season prior 10
the inal clash OF the year, the latter with
the vaunted Minnesota Gophers, without
once permitting their goal line TO be
crossed The shutout record was marred
In the Minnesota game. but the victory or
the Minnesotans in that final struggle was
a moral triumph for the Nebraskans, who
while defeated by score OF 20 TO l2 scored
as many touchdowns as their giant op-
ponents and gave the Cornhuskers theii
nrst claim TO prominence on the gridiron
The season of 1901 was still more successful.
Nebraska ooWing only before the champion