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The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1905-10-12

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-31

rem, Die pen Wdleen trd9en, uno ptnem
8efdn9enen uuf ben @eg. 3ommt er
gu elmer SIDE i'm 9orf 70 pirb Salt
gema9t, unb bic Sne9te beginner ben
@algen auf5uri6ten. Sofort erfdeint
Der 8eIiBer be5 Sauies ober 3eltes, Dor
benz ii9 Der @algen erbsben fpG. @r
min es Inn teinen Preis 3ugeben, bqB
cine 9inri@tung Dor ieiner 8ebuufun9
pOQ5ogen pirb.
rNun, es gibt ia elm @ittel, ft6 gu
einigen," fugt idIieBGi9 Der Senter.
rSalte uns fdabGos fir bic Miibe, bic
mir uns beteits nit ben @orbereitungen
gu Der Sinridtung gegeben buben, unb
mir perben peiter geben,"
Der Senter feBt baruuf feGbit bic
Summe feIt, bic iBm au6 meiit bentlz
Iigt tpirb, unb 3iebt nit ieinen 8egleiz.
tern ab. 9unbert S6rttte babon piro
BON Reuem Salt gemd9t, tpieber i9rei>
tet Der 8eiiBer elm, pisber tpirb pers
banoelt, unb Der Sentsr er9Glt bon
Neuem cine Gntf4d6tgung. @m Gnbe
bes Cages bat Der !Senfer auf bieie
Weiie elm biibf9es Siimm6en 8ufam>
mengebru4t, unb iintt bic Na9t bers
nteoer, 10 ptrb Der ungliidli6e Sc
fangene enbli9 in irgenb einem Wintel
Qboetbdn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-31
pie gewadung Oes t9arfn.

Wenn zines Mdnnes 9eben our6
uenf4lide Semiibuns seiiGsrt tperoen
tOnnte, piiroe Niemano Der @efabr 70
Shperii9tli6 ms Iuse ieben oiirfen
tpie Der ruIiiI9e &aiIer, Der BON einem
t~unftpolen Nebpert bon S9ubmitteln
umseben lit. Sur 8eipa9ung ieiner
S9IDher fteben Hegimenter bereit, Die
Elm tleines 9eer in S9a9 bal.en t0nns
ten. Gin innerer &reis auserleiener
Sruppen aiebt ii9 I'm ole bon ibm
befpobnten @emd9er; auf Soften,
&orriooren uno an ben 3immertbiis
rem iteben Gag uno Na9t S9iIos
pa9en, Die in ieoem 9lusenbIid gu
i4ieben bereit Iino.
@ber Dies finb nur Gubere, f9tbare
3ei9en Der Rielenmaidinerie, Ole gum
S4uBe oes 2ebens zines einaiaen
Mdnnes bient. Gin befonoers pirt.
famsr S9uB 1T Elm Seer @ebeimpoIis
Siiten, befen Organization Die bette
Der Welt lift. Sbre einSise 4ufsabe
beitebt BARN, &omplotte segen ods 2es
ben ibres GERM ausSutunoIdaften uno
gu pereiteln. Sbre SbGtisteit srftredt
ii9 iiber Die babe WeIt; ie baben
@genten in 2onbon. paris, Berlin,
Neip Yort. Gbicaso, 8uenossgires, ia
felbft in paterion, q. 5. Oieie &C.
beimpoIi5ei beIdaftist Sunoerte bon
Spicnen in gang HuBIano, MGnner
uno Jrauen in allen 2ebensitellunaen,
bonn @rafen berab bis gum Strabenz
tebrer. Sober Sausbaltungspprftano
in RuBlano eeb0rt in sepiTem Slime
gu oieiem lleberpadunssoienf: er
mub bel fhtperer Strafe Die 4ntunft
ooer glbreiIe jeoes @aites ober Mie.
TIERS meIoen. 9risfe fotpie Seles
sromme iperben ourhiudt. um Be-
peite BON Gomplotten gu betommen.
Der Scr nit Der Giienbabn, 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-31

9er1dd1t, TN Der Soffnung, ben u9llten
JrtB" bort gu ieben. NIs er f6on fdit
cine Stunoe lang in Der Ndbe oes
S9lofes Sansfouci bin uub Der gs<
gangen mar, fanb er enbli6 etnen
Wfann, Der NIT benz @srfdneiben zines
an elmer Serrafenmauer it9 emporz
tptnbenben Meinftods beI9Gftigt mar.
Stefen frdgte er, mo er ipobl am Ii9erz
item fetn t0nne, Srtebri9 gu treffen,
i%porauf ii6 Der Mann fofort nit Der
Inttpprt umpenoete: .Oa brau6t. @r
ntft LANCE gu lauern. SD bin Der
&Dntg!" Der alfo @ngeT6nauate qez
rtetb nun ntdt tpentg in 8~erlegenbeit,
aber 5riebri4 i9ieH irgenb etipas an
tbm gu interefiiren, er ri9tete me6rere
5ragen an i'm, unb nun enttpidelte Ii6
Elm 9efprd4, befen Jol9e cine @in<
laoung CUR MittagstdfeI i'm @9loB
Sansfpuci mar. 6riebri9 benuBte bic
@ele9enbeit. um bon Ieinem SAT- ii6er
ollie mOgIiAen taufmdnnii9en @erbdlts
mile Iustunft gu erbaIten, unb fpra9
enolt4 feline Sreube iiber bic le6rreiGe
unter9aItung in parmen 8orten aus.
limb nun bentt Gr pObt," fagte er
betm abi4teb, rt9 miiFe Sbm eigents
LID einen Orben geben. Nun, ben fo1
audi 9aben. Weil Gr uber elm Mann
1T, Der MIDI gu Deriteben fdetnt unb
ben t4 f9Gbe, 70 nebme @r ais Srben
oas Meifer ba, benz i9 Seine 8etanntz
f4aft Derbante. 9amit IGBt fi9 ni9t
prunten, aber @r fam es immerfort
bertpenben unb ou9 nieber
I9letfen lafien, tpenn es itumpf pirb.
llno babel bentt Gr bann gstpiB INNER
an Seinen R0nig. Ga brau9t taum
yefa9t gu tperben, nit tpel9en 8efiibs
len Der aaufmamn bas MeFer, nit benz
5riebri8 an feinem Weinitpd berumges
I4nitten, in @mpfang na6m.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-31
Gol9rnfbmrrt })rd9rIti.

Nan fdreibt aus &openbagen: @ie
in 9dnemart, 10 beitebt aud in Nors
ipegen Der 8raud, ~iiingeren S8riftz
iteaern, SournaliIten uno Siinitleru
aus Der Stdatstaffe Stipenbien gu qes
pGbren, Die beItimmt iinb, bic 4u8bils
bung Der SoffnungsooQen gu f0rbern,
nnb bic bon ben gliidli9en GmpfGnaern
in Der Regel 8u 4usIanosreifen bertpenz
bet iperben. 60 bate bic bGnif6e
9auptitaOt pieber6olt bas @erqnii9en,
boriibergebenb junge Noripeger gu be-
ber6ergen, bic baran tparen, ibr Stis
penbium gu berreifen; natiirli9 f6lofz
fen bic 5remben fi9 gerne bieIigen be-
rufsperpanbtli9en &reiIen an unb tpaz
rem itets gerne geieben. SIN Iebten
Sommer 5o9en 3tpei folder ReprGfens
tarten NortpCgens bic aQgemeine Qufs
mertfdmteit Der bGni16en SauptItabt
auf iiG bur4 Nuffiibruno elmer Briis
gelf3ene in einem DffentIi6en 2otale.
BON bGnti4er Seite fiel barber mon6'
bartes 0ort. SEPT bat nun audi bic
Qngelegenbeit in Der Seimdtb Elm be-
bauerli6es Nc6fpiel erfabren. 9as
noripegif9e Parlament, benz bic Ropenz
bagener @rIebnife Stpeier ieiner Sti>
%penbtaten nt6t unbetaunt geblieben
mar, ftri9 fir bas nG9ite SinanSiabr
bic iibIi6en 9epi1igungen an iunge
S9riftfteler unb 8iinitler Der Ratipn,
bic btsber regelmdBtg in ni9t gerineer
3abI uno uuf ie 5000 &ronen ($804)
gepGhrt tporben tparen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-31
Die 6r(1idtr rints 9ilOrs.

Sn Der ber5oglihen 9emGIoe9alerie
gu 9otba befinbet ii4 elm bon Dem be-
riibmten ungarii4en Maler Sob. &uz
peBtD gsmaItes por3iigli9es portrdt
elmer alien iiberaus bGBli9en s3igeus
Merlin. BIS gum Sabre 1926 3ierte bic
les Bib bic berrli4e SammIung bes
tunftiinnisen @rafen 9(oplf b. 9otter
i'm S9lofie gu WoIsborf unb bat feline
eigene @el4i9te.
9otter, elmer jener MenI6en, bic in
ielteniter Weiie pom Slide aerabesu
perbdtffelt peroen, fam i'm Sabre
1716 als @otbaif6er 2egations1efretdr
na6 Bien. 9ur9 feline bsIte6enben
geieaffdftIi8en Gigeni9aften itieg er
f4neu BON Stufe gu Stufe; 1882 frat
er als observation-disclosures Miniiter am
Wiener !9pfe in preuBil9e 9ienIte.
Spdter tpuroe er BON benz iunsen &Ds
mig Sriebri6 II. als Oberbofmarf9dG
nad Berlin berufen, tpGbrenb SuiIer
&arl vi. ibn in ben Observation-Disclosures
erbob. Iber ni9t anein etn 2iebltng
bon &onigen mar er, in gans befpns
oerer 8unit itano CT tpdbrenb feines
2ebens aud bel ben Srouen. limb biez
lem llmitanb berodnft bic Melt feline
ausf6liebli9 bon beriibmten aeitgenDiz
fi9en MaIern b~errii6renoe @alIsrie
f4Dner Srausn, bic er i'm G9lpFe au
Waolsoprf SuiammenseiteIlt bate.
Softer rift nun zines Taees nit feis
mem 2eibiaser auf bic sSasb unb traf,
oIs er iiber cine Walbli1tung fam,
our9 bic Elm Bad flpB. a,f cine alte
Stgeunertn, bic ii9 am Babe iibeno bic
Saore tdnmte. Der Graf berri9te ie
in bari9er Deiie an, ii9 aus benz
Wege gu ideren.
Die Ilte lieb ft9 aber in ibrer Be-
f9dftigung gar ni9t itDren unb REF
ibm gu: ~NGre i9 nod 10 jung unb
9On pie Dor fiinfSig Sabren, 10 tpiirs
beft Su mid in Sein @hfpb einldben,
mein Bib malen laTen uno7es gu Seis
men iibrisen 9iloern fd0ner 5rauen
gdn9en.
Der 9raf blidte Der 4ltenssine 3eits
lang finnenb in bas burHfurhte, tpets
tersebrdunte @eiidt, unb befabl bann
benz 2eibidser, fosIei9 3upebtp ber=
beiaubolen, Der eerabe auf 9otters
S4lpfe iid aufbielt.
Der MaIer mubte bic Ilte abseids
unb ipGter in Del malen, 10 pie
tie bann i'm S6IoEe neben ben 9ilbs
nifen fdDner 6rauen au feben mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-31

miro jeoer @erfebr nnter6ro6en, urO
ieoe t~Ieinite Strede ipiro auf's &C.
ndueite unterfu9t. 8ei Spa3ierfdbrs
ten umgibt ibn cine ao1dtenestorte;
leoer W|ann lit bereit, BEL Dem geringz
item @n3ei9en BON @efa6r blant gu
3teben ooer gu f%euern; biHter ibm fiBt
Elm Fo'at, oeIen cine 6ano allf Dem
Eolben oeS RepDlpers rl6t, tpdbreno
Die onoere am 0egengrtff Iiegt. 5Gbrt
Der a3ar obne @storte uno anf9eineno
ungei4iBt aus, 10 betpa9eu i'm unbes
merit Iugen uno Iorgeu fir feline
>St6erbeit; Elm tpeiterer S6ub miro
oaonr4 geipdbrt, oaB er nit Der grDbs
ten S3neQtgtett fGbrt. Sin 36eater
beiu4t er crit, nenu feline @ebeims
polt3ei feftgeiteut bat, oaB tein @ers
oa3ttger 5ugelafen pur6e; cine Reiie
unternimmt er nur, tpenu ieoe garb
Der Strede 10 ii9er ift, ME menI9li9s
Wa6iamteit iie MAIDEN lam.
Qber ale oieIe 8orIi9tsmaBreqeln
geniigen nod ni9t. 9er Gar miro oft
BON einem NbgeTanoten uno OoppeIs
gdnger pertreten, Der ale @efabren
auf fi9 nimmt, in0em er oen RaiIer
poritelt, ipd5reno oieIer unertannt
einen dn0ereu Meg eini6lG9t. 0itos
lau8 II. aber bat ii6 nod ni6t 6es
Si6erbettsmttteIs beoient, 6as fir iets
men Batter erfunoen mar. @s beitano
odrtn, 0ub man cine @a6sfigur BON
&leTanoer III. bate anfertigen laFen,
Die ibm genau gIi9. sic mar nit
einem Me6anismus perIeben; mar
0iefer angeite0t, 10 bepegte ii9 Die
5i9ur BON elmer Seite 3ur dnoern,
ben &opf un6 griiBte gang ma
0teie Wa6sfigur nabm bGus
fig Die SteLe 0es .3aren BET ieinen
tGgli9en Qusfa9rten elm; einmal err
belt fe AUDI bon Solopieff etne &ugel
in Die 9ruit. SroB Ieiner @unoe
Ser me6ant16e Gar neiter un6
nit perd6tIi9er 9lei9qtltiqz
teit. Ratiirli9 nabm man an, odB
Der MDroer fein 3iel berfeblt babe,
mo als ole Ho6ri6t bon Der tpunoerz
@%rrettung 0es 3aren befannt
puroe, fIutbete oie Menge gum @ins
terpaIait uno rief 70 Iange, Bis Der
duf Dem 8alton erIbien uno
t3 tpieOerbolt oanteno berbeugte. 60
'erodntte 4leranoer III. peni9Itens
inmoI Ieinem pd9iernen Gbenbilo
Elm 2eben.
Gber ieI6it inmitten oes forofam
pdldites lit Der Sel6fberrs
der aler 8euBen niemals Ii6er, pie
@eI9i9te Seigt. DIS 9llerans
III. zines @benOs in ieinem 3ims
Ter i'm WinterpaIaft orbeitete, gIdubte
lie 3diIerin Elm IeiGtes @erGuI6 i'm
gu b0ren. N2it GROCER @etz
.esgegenmart Bot lie ibren @atten,
lit ibr uuf einige Minuten in oie 8tns
5u tommen. Damn perI6loB
3arin bas 3imner, gub einem
Ser @a6e Den S6liFel un0
linn i'm 6liiitertone einige Be-
'bIe. gts biefer NIT Ieinen Qeuten
as 3immsr -our6fu9te, fann .er, oaB
Semano Gur9 Elm 5enIter
mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-31
Aus ofm 6rabe.

Der in Gnglanb bodgeT6Gbte Md.
Ter unb 9i4ter Gabrielle Rofetti
Q828-1882) lit bauptiG9li6 bhrf
feline D9ebi4te," bic i'm Sabre 1870
9erausgegeben purben, betannt gefpors
ben. 9ie mertpiirbige, ober aut6ens
tti4e @ei9t9te, bic nit bieiem 8anb
9ebi9te pertniipft 1T, biirfte tpeitere
&retie intereIIiren.
SIN Sabre 1861 perIobte 1i6 Gpfetti
nit Der bilOi9Dnen eleanor Sibbal,
elmer einfa4en YuBma9erin; aber erIt
i'm Sabre 1860 tonnte er feline 8raut.
bic ebenio arm tpar pie er Ielbft, 6eims
fubren. No9 ni9t Sipei Sabre bdrouf
ipuroe benz &iinitler bic innig aeIiebte
5rau bur9 ben Sob tpieber entrifen.
Hofetti mar untr0ftIi9 unb benz Ser
5ipetfeln nabe.
IS mar am Sage Der 9eftdttuna,
dls feline 6reunbe nit ibm gum lebten
W}dle am Sarge Der @erblt6enen ffanz
ben. PlDBli4 elite RoFetti binaus, Inn
glei9 oaralf nit einem Manuffript
tpieoer3utebren. 2iebepoQ leate er bass
feIbe an bic Wange Der gntIdlafenen
unb oronete bann eine Itarte WeIe hires
prd9tpouen SPARES bdriiber. Seine
Sreunbe faben linn erItaunt au unb
baten nm cine GrtIdrung.
rGs iinb @ebt9te, bic entItanben,
ipGbrenb mein drmes Weib Sobesz
i6mer5en e%rlitt," erniberte RoiIetti.
u@s pGre meme gfli6t sstpeien. ibr
beiauiteben, ibr 2inberunq 3u berI6afs
fen; itatt befen fab i'd unb arbeitete.
Die @eoi4te, tppbpn lie bic mei1ten febr
liebte, foIen NUN nit ibr ms @rab."
Ollie @intpenbunsen pies er barTd
ab, felbft als fein 5reunb Mabor
8rotpn Jpn perriitt i6aIt, bebarrte er
BET ieinem feItidmen Gnti9Iub. 9as
Monuitript purbe nit beItattet.
lleber iieben SABRE, bonn Sage Der
Seitdttung an, miibte ii9 nun RofTetti
bergebli6 db, ben Wortlaut Der Sc
oi9te, bon benen er feline QbIdrift be-
fab, tpi~ebersufinben.
Seine 6reunbe beitiirmten i'm enbs
lid, in etne Iuserabuna Der 2eihe All
iptaisen, Inn bas M%anuffript fpieoersuz
erlaneen, aber er peiserte fi9 itanbbdft.
Gnoli9 i'm Winter bes sSabres 1869
CAB er bod bic nDtbise G~inipiGiauna.
Der Sarg ipurbe geboben, unb bas
.Utdnuftrtpt berauseenommen.
Grit na9oem bic 9lGtter forafGltis
g%efdubert uno eetrodnet porben tpa~
rem, erbielt iie Der 9idter auriid. Sbs
9lei9 nun BEL ben Sreunben bic Spffz
aung, ale @ebidte gu erbalten, febr
mar, benn bic eriten unb lebten
iparen fart psrmobert, unb bic
S4rtft5iise fait unleisrli9, entsifferte
Rofetti fie bod. gr f9rieb ale eieens
ab unb perbrannte bdnn bas
Wanuftript. bus fiebeneinbalb Sabre
ang I'm @rabe eeleaen bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-31
Am Die Some.
Don TuSmis Fulaa.

eOuus, bu liitise @aatfsriu,
Sreitet oeiH Sob iiberan bin
Mie Elm fuuielHD gci6meio,
WaHoelit bic @iitte nit oetuem @laE
SIR Elm Stiinbdeu gum 6eeupalait,
SIutt In glitter 0as 2eio.
Wangen, bic bleib bon eiuiomer Roth,
6drbt Ou nit ilitdti9 flammenoem Roth
gSie cine idmtidelnbe Sano,
SGfeft bic Sbrdue, Die ibmerjbaft Guilt,
9eu6teH bon oeinem Spiegelbilo
als gei6Iittnen Semaut,
g9iten unO 9riimmer, Ie ibeinen belsbt,
nno bic OermOrihten @rGber umtuebt
Geiertd9liber 4uB;
Selbit BEN piorigeu Rebri6tbauf
QrGgit Du tGuideHoen @oel ouf
hub persOloeit ben S@muB.
Gber elm Q86It6su, fGtbar taum,
Sin Derflatterter Rebeliaum
Sedt im Sdipeiien Did 5u -
limb oetn %pranseuOes 0Ret9 3erfdqt,
Define betriigli1e 3uuberipsIt
ST Osriuuten i'm Nu.
3rotlos iuisoer uub boppelt arm
8lidt ms Qeere binaus Der Sarm;
9pieoer e~ntieelt uno tdlt
START oes 9ebirges ragenoer gau;
9urpurne 8oien, ie i@eireu srau,
Strobsnoe Sugen0 ibeiut alt.
@eimatberoe ipir6 6srtersruit,
Die nit ldbmenbem Mo0erOuft
ALIEN Gebsnoigen brobt;
Srdume Der Weniteu, ie iperoen fabl,
9Serie Der Wenihen, ls oiiuten i6al,
limb bic S@0ubeit TT toOt.
S6eine, ideine, bu feuri9er Stern!
Nt, oeiue &tuoer Oer9sfen 10 germ,
SAB oeine &uuft nur S6ein.
girg ms oes Soieins erGuIamen Siun;
SAB uns, ou mdhti9ite %&anfleriu,
2iebli9 Setrogene iein!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-31
Dtnker- II sbenperOienf.

SIM Suban sieben bic 9enfer aus
tbrem traurigen 9anbperf mob groBe
Nebenperbienite. sic baben gu bieiem
3nede Elm eisenartiges @erfabren err
ba9t. SobaIb elm Menfh baau pers
urtbeilt 1T. sebentt 81 perben, iiberltss
fert man ibn benz 4snter, Der bas
Reht bat, bic .Sinrihtungsftdtts ielbft
gu ipdblen. Sdon am friibsn Dior
gen moaI Oisisr iid nit itinen @tbils
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1905-03-31
Gin 9rasn pom ,,altsn Fritz"

Sn elmer norbbeutfaen GamiIie bat
tt9 bur6 TRADITION elm Gefaidt6en
aus benz 2eben Jriebrids bes @roBen
Q740-1786) erbalten. Gin Der erz
ipdbnten Jamilie angeb0riser 3eitse=
nofe bes sroben Monard3en bate ses
lesentlid elmer Charlottesville na4 gtr>
In aud einen 4usfIua no6 potsoam
The Washington times., 1905-04-16

the regular first baseman, viii net be
able to accompany the team South, and
Captain Stevenson will cover the inf-
tiai bag. The rest or the team will be
composed of the regular nine.
Moving cn from Roanoke, the Buff
and Blue will play Washington and Lee
at Lexington. Here, too. the Washing
ton boys have a score to settle. The
crack team which last year defeated
almost every college team In Virginia,
beat Columbian twice, a. q this season
the George Washington. men have
sworn revenge.
Thomas. who shows great improve
ment in his pitching every day, viii!
twirl against Washington and Lee. and
If he pitches in his present form a vic
tory is almost certain.
On Wednesday afternoon the hardest
game of the trip Will be played when
the Buf and Blue stacks up against
the University of Virginia. This prom
ises to be fine contest. Last year the
two teams played close game, Vir-
gfnia winning by the score Of to {.
So far this year, the showing Of the
two teams have been about equal
although George Washington did better
work against Pennsylvania State Col
lege. The Pennsylvanians defeated vir-
ginia by 13 TO 2 making but hits,
while George Washington knocked out
10 safeties, and was defeated by 1S to 5.
Carl HUTCHINSON, the crack sou,hpa "
of the Buff and Blue will face the Vir-
ginia batters, and it is probable that
Virginia VIII also use her left handler,
Pollard. In case he does not pitch,
Adams. who shut 80 Lafayette, will
serve up the shoots for the Old Do
minion.
Returning home Thursday morning
the George Washington boys will hardly
have time TO rest before they play the
Williams College team on University
Field that afternoon. This game will be
pitched by Carr, with Bradley behind
the bat, and Weber playing first base
The Washington times., 1905-04-16
FAST TEAM OF OSTRICH
TROTTERS IN ARKANSAS

Easily the most remarkable pair of
ostrich 'trotters' in the country are
aShirlwlnd and Black Diamond, owned
by Thomas A cockburn, of Arkansas.
These traincd ostrichcs. are driven 20 Il
pneumatic speeding wagon, and under
favorable conditions can do their half
mile In 1:t5 or better. This Is !; 2:1e
clip. which only the fastest equine trot-
tefs can surpass when hooked To a
wagon
In single harness each of the birds
Las been pitted against many noted
horses. and though occasionally beaten.
has won far more races than he has
lest.
The faster OF the birds stands about
Iine feet eight inches high. and weighs
39g pounds He rs eighteen years old.
Both arc first-class plumage birds and
they arc valued at 10000.
Mr.. Cockburxl. who owns an ostrich
farm. tries out thirteen or fourteen
young birds each year. and considers
himsel1 lucky To find one among them
that has the racing instinct.
WhirIsine has this instinct developed
10 u remarkable extent and Will strug-
gle like Il thoroughbred TO win race
when pitted against a horse. He was
broken to harness two years ago, and is
al once the fastest and best trained
bird in the country
The Washington times., 1905-04-16
LARGEST TRACK TEAM
HARVARD EYER HAD
Two Hundred and Thirty Candidates
Have Reported for Crimson Squad.
Coaching System.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, April Io--Har-
wards track SQUAD has reached me
uhenon anaI proportions OF 80 men.
Never IN all me Crimsons history hay
she had so many candidates for the field
and cinders, and Coach Garcelon is be-
ginning 10 think that he may yet defeat
Yale this year.
During tho last week seventy-five new
mon have reported, and the interest ap-
pears to grow. The candidates are
divided approxma tely as follows: Mile
and two-mile, 81: half-rnile, 10; quarter
mile. 30. sprints. 80 hurdles, Il; high
jump, y: broad jump, 26; pole-vault, 10;
harhmer-throw. s; shot-put. s.
Turing the last week Trainer Lathrop
has so systematized his work that in
dIvidua. attention may he paid TO each
candidate. In the past men have al
ways run In lunches. In the future
they will run scrarateIy rs far as possi-
bic, and by following each one individ-
uallv the coaches expect TO get bet
ter idea of the true value of their mn
In addition to Mr.. Lathrop Ellery
Clark. Harvard's old all-around cham
plon, has assisted in the coaching. pay
ing particular attention to the hurdlers
and tho weight candidates Next week
Mr. Clark hopes to evolve some system
by which the weight man can be more
thoroughly Developed. Such a system
has been lacking in t:>t oast Il fact
which has accounted in large measure
for Ilarvard's poor showin; In those
ct.ents
The Washington times., 1905-04-16
Race Arranged With First
Year Middies.
LINEUP STILL UNSETTLED
Candidates Have Had the Advantage
of Coach Dempsey's Coaching
and Should Be Strong.

For the first time iE the history of the
Georgetown Prep School a crew repre-
senting that institution. has arranged
an out-of-town race.
After considerable correspondence be-
tween the managers of the Navy and
Georgetown boat club.. race between
the preps and the plebe class OF mid
shipmen has been fixed for Annapolis
or. May 8, the same date as the annual
Annapo,is-Yale race,
For three years the preps have been
represented on the water, but this is
the first season that any systematic ef-
fort was made to get out the best oars
men in the school and organize for
Didable eight.
Before going on the water the eandi-
dates for the eight had considerable
practice on the machines. During the
past month, since the river work began.
The Washington times., 1905-04-16
SOUTHERN TRIP
Of COLLEGE MEN
George Washington Team
Has Trouble Ahead.
THREE GAMES SCHEDULED
Roanoke College, Washington and Lee,
ana y;roinfs Will Re Met
THREE GAMES SCHEDULED
Roanoke College, Washington and Lee,
and Virginia Will Be Met.
Should Win Two.

Tonight The George Washington Uni
versity baseball team will leave here for
three days trip in Virginia Manager
Sutton has arranged a pleasant sched-
uIe and with the entire team in the pink
of condition he expects to come back TO
Washington with clean record.
Three games VIII be played, beginning
at salem with Roanoke College, Roam
oke has strong team this year. but
will be up against double difficulty to-
morrow afternoon when it faces the Buff
and Blue. Last year the Salem boys
shut out the Washingtonians.. not
man reaching third base A tall, lanlSy
soutnpaw frern the hills of southwestern
Virginia had the old Columbians COM
E,letely at his mercy This year, how
ever. the George Washington team is 90
per cent stronger, and it has determined
TO wipe out the defeat of last year by
.outplaying its oppent.s at every point.
1t Is quite likely that Joe Holland or
Willie Carr VIII pitch this game. Weber,