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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-01

bic 0ctcftipS Wecbon uno Meooolp3
ob0cIonot I'M on9 fcfe Harlbgclinoct
eill5uion9cm 6pd) bottcn oieiclbcn
fount Die 9teDierluad)e perloiierL oils
cit Mum in Motroicn , Uniform,
Der iid Gbriitiun @ort bon 9tr. 10,
SoutbltroSe, M~nGaG.tGa, nouhtc,
boiler Sult olti iie 5ugeltilr5t fam ul0
ibnen cr50blte, 0aB CT mcnige Augcn.
blitc na.Acv az OCT Sent Nocnllc,
unbc Siio-1. StrnBe, bon orci acrIcn
iibcrioQcn un0 ousgepliinocrt moroeu
lei, Sic @cidrcibung. Ole SORT Don
ieiten Nn9rciicrn CAB, itilnmte genol
ouf Die GnnOitrn, mclder &ailcr mo
lcinc @c0lcittrin i~ibcriolleu.
Meni9c Stumocn ipdtcr brod)ten
6ic @cbcimpoli5iltcu 5luei hinge 9itr.
idjrta dts @eidHgeuc eill, lbtld,e BON
ocn lleberinllcncn ais 5mci Der Megc'
lugcrer be5eidnct mltrocn. D..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-01
GBrcnocr Hnf fir cinru bcntidel
Scdnifcr.

itt9burg, go, 81. Sltli. -
4Rit GROCER @cmlgtbuung lit bier IN
oclttihen areiicn Die Ntofrid)t uui-
9cnommen worocn, Oub bic nit Scr
2eitun0 oc5 Carnegie EolDted)nl.
fumS. liir ncld)c3 scr ir~eigcbigc
n2niro bon Sfibo" 100000 &C.
ltiitct. betrolttc 9cboroe ais cine Der
eritcn SebrfrGite eiItcn Ocllti6eu ants.
crfprcn bat. IS lit Dies &r. Miaibnlb
Grint8, 0ber- Sngenicur DER @iainm
So0 SO. 81 youngstown, Der gum
Stills Eroicllor fir Wtoid)incntedl'
nit crnonnt moroen lit mo ieinc
Stelle bercitS ont /. September nlts
trctcn miro. Sr. Griuf9 lit ats
GcutlhIcnb gebiirtig uu0 bat ol'i
Dem EnIntedJnifum in Gborlottcn.
burg pronIonirt. Gr mar BORT Gin
Styiiler DER Erofciiorcu Ncnleonr
mo, HieOlcr niio ipdtcr cine 3elt
lang iclbIt 2cbrtr. 9tod) mcbriobrli
ger (bGtigfeit bel Sdudtermalm &
aromer in 3ortmlnno, 0citid)Innb,
trot CT in bie Tieultc bon Cramps
SdiiisbougeicIlihoit in NbilaOeI.
pbio, Ind) fir Die clearinghouse
Mindine 60" in Eittsburg mar or
lGngcrc Belt tbGtia. Sr. Trinfs bot
bGuiig 9eitr6ge fir tetniihe 3eit-
id)riiten gelieiert uno peridieoenc
Nortr0gc Dor Dem Terein oeutifer
S%ltgeniellrc luto Dor Dem Der olteri.
foniiden Observation-Disclosures geboI.
ten. Sm Sabre 1902 belltdJtc CT
1ranfrcid, 9elgien nno Gcutif.
lolto, nm Die 5ortidjrittc in Der Ser.
Itearng bon @laSnloid)incn SIT ltuoi.
rcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-01

Rem Dorf, 81. Slli. - 3rucI
permegenc H~ouboniGlle mlrocn &c.
tern Worgcn 81 iriibcr Worgenitnn.
DC IN Dem alten Gbeile bon Willioms.
burg pcriibt. bod id)eint cs oiesmoI
Der Eoli5ei ge9lildt 81 iein, bos sc.
f1brlihe 8egclogercr. 0eiinbel gleidI
binter Sd)IoB uno Hiegel SIT brin9en.
Ger in Nr. IA, Horb,l. StruBc,
nohnetoe Grnlt Safer bc0lcitete tiri
nod Wiittcrnoft Sri. 6rieoo Cent?
bon Rr. 2O2, @ilionitrabe, nod Bent
eIterliden Seilll. ais plobIid al Der
aetlt : apenuc orci Mdnner aus Dem
Gunfel eineS SouscingongeS herpor
ipronaen ltno Den Nrglo'en nit mid.
iigen 1oilitidldaen SIT gooet follteit.
@dbrenb 5lpei Ser @egelogerer aat-
ier's aIcioertoid)en bnrfitoberten.
prcBte Der alibere Str6Ih leile Soro
iiber Den Nitno Der ilungen Gunlc, 10
bob Settere nid)t Inn Sillfc ltreien
fonrte, ltnb mebrlos b%efonoen lid Die
l~lcbcrfallenen in Der 8epalt Oct
StraBenrauber. Tafoem Die 8oga-
bnnocn aaiicr's gnlbene llbr mno
lcife gaarit)aft i'm @ctroge BON lie.
ben 9oIIdrs an ftd gcnonimert, 90
ben. tie 'Ihleunigit Seriengelo nrtb
paren balo' in EnnfeI Der Iadt ipur-
los perid)iutnben.
SobaIb aaiier lid, aufaeraiit, elite
srimit icincr ungiterfiiatcn Ncalciie-
tin Md Der 0ebfnros Apenue YoIi,
5ciitation itito meIoete bort, iuas linn
flrs porber paiiirt. sofort iuitroc,
M# HE
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-01

StootSonmaItld)oft conii95irt iuor'
Den. Cen Ned)tStiicI Sl 0ieicm &or.
gebcn hot sic 0cb0roc III oenl oltclt
neutrality-suspicious. gcntn0cn. Sem
Gcrfnl'cr miro sur Snit Qclcgt, oo&
SortId)reitcn ser @crmoniiirlmg scr
HcifSlonoe III gcb0iIi0cr gSciic be-
bonbelt SIT bobcn.
Erof. 6 c hcurer nu cine!
9crgtour in Gprol
ocrunglil DIT.
Nu9 Weron miro gCrncIoct, bol
Erof. Geheurcr l%tho1Srou aus Madden
oli elmer 9er9tour 0urd) ole EproIcr
Nlpcn obgeltilr5t iinb. Ser lroici.
ior milroc 10 idtpcr pcrlcBt, 0oB eli,
Neiu amprltirt mcrocn mlbte; icint
@ottin fam nit leid)tcn &erlcBungcr
0dnon. "H'." f.''''''' f'' "''
Sirh bran in l"thgnrn
#tuoll ltGn0ig nieocr.
t' { Il II II |.
tOu5 StGotdcn a%ird)orolli I'M llll-
gnrild)cn aomitnt Sips lit pollltGn.
Dig niebcrgcbronnt. Sed)a Ncmpb-
ner c~rlittcll III ocn 6Inmmcn Den
Sob. aird)oroni 5Gblt etlpo 5000
beutldJe mno ilonotiid)c Ginmobncr,
lit Sit zines tatbolild)cn Nildois nno
zines 9e5irfsQeriht@. Phi elmer PIN
bobc erbeben lif OoS 3ipier StloB,
Die lpGtgotbiidc Gomfird)e ct. Nor
tin (t3. bis 10. &obrbunoert) nit
intereiianten Won0acln0Iocu, Scr
Eololt oes 9iihoi3 uno Scr 0onber.
rem nno oas Seminor.
Eerbcercnbc 6lutben
bel & d) mege.
9ei gl6tpege inn preuBilher Ncgic-
rltng$bc5irf aoIiel bobrn Die olatrc.
icnoenSllttben Der @crro Niles iiber-
ldJmennmt. Die Grnte lit total per
nid,tet. Sin aus ongclhmemmten
@ol5ttiimmern gebilocter 0nmm be.
orobt Die Srtid)oit 0iitofborlcn nit
G%errtidtung. Gic Miinoener Nios
Mere iin0 telcgropbiid) berbci Qcbolt
porocrt, Inn Den Golnm, an Dem iid)
Die Sllltben Der Mera o%uiitnucn, SIT
%ipren1cll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-01
ScfrctGr Mput anf Nciien.

IItlco, Ny. 1T. SliIl. =
Stootsiefretdr Hoot nno Oberit 8m,
Gurp Snneer, Der friibcre Stills.
aricgsietretor. reiiten geitern, bealel,
tet bon oeft beioen Sobnen bes Srn.
Root, Glibu. jlln.. nnb eoparo, poil
bier Itad) Wontreol ob, Inn iid) bon
bort nnd ct. Sobns, u. g., uno oaun
nod 2abraoor 81 begeben. Ter gauge
aiisiIug lit auf einen Monat bcred,.
net.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-01
@citcrn WarpIano Giirubabu.
FRAT am IS. auni 1905 In araH.

Frat am IS. auni 1905 TT arat.
3ise b~erlafien Si1er.S iaiton, tuie folet:
1dafidl. ..a
40 friib - GbneIl. BoftSue, SaupiIInie. Su.
a~ersiolun, u. Il VI. Rb., INTO benz Gloett,
uno aiSaeronimen Sonrtinas Y. ". n, y.
atunIie oil BET Gbefnpeote & NDcitcru gnbn,
e.t5 BORN. - Ben'Wlar gIpre,. tytur na6
FenfUar,)
Sdgttdl, at6genanttttt Spuntaae.
TOO Moreens Yorf, Y. 4 3. Din, II. patpi'
einie 0ltIid bon gmorb.sroDe. Carlisle uto
s.G - S's yP,ss. as,, Sa1si! H,ss,, sSsqaerssi %g ,. san;
ine q. & ", ny. bis Gtenanheob.
1912 -81rm, affom. nab nrtion'1riogs.
Yor. uHo Scttusburg.
Loo 1ntrt.' - afiohL mad e1lpro Hrobe.
2.25 9iadm, - Wtfort, mad GiHDrblSrooe.
1926 yindnt. niue Wsonntatn GIp.. (BarIor.
Carl: lerlcr Greberid uno eancod.
$50 gladin. - GIp. mao gorf nnb .. q D.
9ibtfton.
APO Nadm. gorf 9~bneusgrp.: ,eruer
@lbnbon, GptiHg @r0pe, 9dnooer NIB 1ettps'
4.2b siadm. - uilon Bridge sfiom.
lb.nn Gadut. - Grp. 9linIie an eerSaupiltrte.
Saaersioipn. Greoertt. Diminishing u.Stip.
SIS ahsnSSS - griom. lao NIe0a.
6.t6 NbenbS 49, Nffom. nadb ttniprs grtbQe,
Vnr ar eamfaaeu.
n.bb Haffn. Atue Htbae Gimiteb. Gd5eu.
gIpreb ni6 2burmoni, Utouriain . Yotnis
uith SaaetetotpIt.
War eonatd1S.
$50 @ortn. - Sitofl. mad tlnior.g,ribae unb
Sunobsr.
2.30 gtatm. = WHOM. nod uuioHsBribae.
$50 MndIin. Wforr. md Mfefid. tht'
Billet uno 8epddsJilreaii, Mlbanabs, gde
etnriess ittb qertnftonss trabe.
Sage 9aiien on nnioii.. 1ernn sNbe, guIton'
limb gbaIbrouf (gnrthsgtbe,) Station.
5dlt nihi an Benffu .,aoe. citation.
y. 3. WrtStv rlb, u. q. Ok.
B.. Ua. ep,pea, q. Q. w.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-01
Mrrd)auts' q Sinners 3raasppr.
iaiipn GpmpanA.

Ta~mpfsr.2tHten
NdG1 pofiut uuh bem Gtien: tehsn Wottua,
BieuItaa. GOHnesHaa uuo Gnnniias. abeub1
b ubr.
NGt. Rrubihenre II. hem often: teben Conn.
tag. Diiiitput uno nrettua. MbenbS 8 tttr.
Sad Rciupott Reips nfo Torfoif: tdaItA
nm @ ttbr Wbetos.
Gtdht wlro taeiidb bis Z tfbr ghenbs fnr ar
benz Idge abFabrenoe 9uinpfer aHgcuemmeIt.
giuth Sahaunnb uuh hem Gfibeu. Ieben Tien.
ftaa, 5onneritda unh Samitng. Nbenbs 9 libr.
gnttuucr lrh Pr0hioenre ; 1ainpicr tdbrru
bon ber 9eeri.c am Slbe bes qonasTods ab;
Gaounrdhs 1umricr BON her geerite en- Sube
oer g9eIi. BnIlS' Apeuue.
Is. ". Glniagbam, Naeat,
Qpna.Do6.
Il. .. ruruer. &..g. .hatNt.
II. .. stetbiaS, agsn. .Wsaa.
Ssuptbiireau - eaoep.Gde @erman. unS
ftaht.gtrabe. ut3.7&g) 2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-01
Baltimore 0ampf.Y adef.Go.

lie Ner. Gtnuiens aseft beibroerHb.
9dnlpfer fnbren tiaIid. Gcnntags pusaeupne'
tict. BON ben .Pnisqiues "pierS. UT. t0-fs.
piabt 9 trade. $50 IbeuoS, brett mad OH
Roini Comfort MortcIf. Vorieutputb uno allen
Punften aeS Giibens. Rerbinoiina In Oh
Nid,utone. Gerhinoutp IN Portsmouth nit BEN
~Geoboarh git Cine" foIEceH qua ecr .Vnttss
lreuib nab glifania. On EorfuIf EerbtnbiHp
Carolina, ssorfoT mo Ha"i ftsiiS, aS1icii , nj
s,siiIi6 NH oh Dominion Cine" mao Neip.
bern. Bafbinatom @,sGa unh Hibmpno. "a.
WtabIbeiien md eurppltIhem Blame. rnIiis
2nmpfbeiauna. 6piei frri. Heferbiric aainfens
%ainrnie, in ben Finet.Ritreuur Der Pah 9tne:"
Hr. 32t. geensPaltlnlures Strnhet Tr. 300 limb
b0a. 9tabtfG irnbc. G. ". &. Office, slhcftsgde
baltimore ltnp gnlecrt'S trabe, Continental
lruft Nniloina itto albdugbs. CHARLES uno
GertnptotsG Giraffe. t-.sl *, E ~ GI
Sutu N. Guertuuub. q. Nrupu,
giee. Prht. II. tSen .Jaa,aaer. 0en.s gait. .sfasnf.
tTe82-b
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-01
Gbriapeafe 1ampfer-Gumpaanie.

Nuftnpfnffsft init.
Gleanrfc Raiogier : 3Gmpfer ~duQttIfn- UNI
aMtlutiu" pdh
cfh 4stut Comfort uno Esrtsf, IA.
3dniptrr b~erIaiten baltimore tfgtttt t1ilsJs.
rofiiipeu SonntqaSl I'M d 80 Nhclos lno Tom.
r'en tn EIo ReiHt Comfort nm 0 ubt Uapraenf
lnb In Eorfpf um. 7fb 0,praefs an. ntt
lhliebenb at bic Gtfenhabusfat ftah dnen
Triifiet ees Giibeus iuo SihfptfieH1, i
Nart.aRfnrr.ei nie.
@iea ante pafinpter : 1dmnfer -Gbdrlatts' EHs
sFaltttiorf"
nan Haelt.Esiat uHe Hithnenb. Ia.
Gaufpfer ~herlaifen baltimore tdqiioh tareass
nomne: sonrtaas) nm 8 lRr aiahmittaas uup
fonirneI at WeftsPotHt urt T.30 WiorlefS nae
gu Hid,Htonn I'm 0.25 ptorGeHs an.
6te an 0tcutaaen. Wttttpodher unb bretfcGsn
bot Baltimore ahfdbrei.sen 6arpfer, uito be
bon Neft.4otut on Eter'tngeH. Ecnnerttleen
Enn Ganftnger %ahfnbreH, Ieaen. tn 0inueeffer.
Bo,:t uno Mlmonos an ero Die an 0teittta'
GeT. TouueritaaeH nih Ganliiaaen bon aafiis
more lno an WorindeH, Wltttoodct uno Trets
td9en bon Welt Sntlt dbtdhrelofH lanInier
Ieaer In g~ciiiriun uno elapsganf an tbet aha'
fiastr Better).
ramyisr ~uerIoNeu Baltimore ecu, ptes ~. is
nth 10, ssn.y terfte,
I1lrh.ytatts ttad a!irn HantfifsQ Nnltfnl ~.
ithett @epcd ,dliReaeben nIib aailfel siIsiIss
in goraas r%eferbirt tperhsn tn ben 9ftnAes
Stasi,a,ls ssiss' ss:ri pi5f fsa.s1ssisSa S,S:s VS.
etraae, ooer ben s~aupt1gireauy: NJ. $40,
eiaht. ettahs. Baltimore, ut.
ei Ts atssia ts !iIlSrsr. csh y aa s5sSE; /
Z. 9. 9seraHnsi, enIIss0e m ,@od.s 01ent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-01
2leue G6ueGe Gag 3oote
Der Griesfpns Sinic.
pgorb Baltimore" nne rYenn"

WUFH fUfFWVeFVNFUF
Rou Ditnitaa, ben 30. Waai, Botuttfngs 3
ltbr, an tdeltd uno Sountnas Hbfdbrt bon
qiabi. unb Rratf.strate. In grttertoH uus eht.
fer, "a, anhdifeno.
1~errllnjs sabrt bnrdb ben Qauai.
Sabrpreis In eirer 8ihiing $3.50. aftrSs
fabrt (t5 1agel fir Die Riidfnbrt foiuobl ouf
benz 1ua', foie g,uGt'Foote entiis. 81. so.
JfuHbfohrts9iuete, bon Vbiiaeefptta NIT ber
81. x o. Gtfeuhatu' 5nriidfebrenb, $500. -
rid per Moot S3.75, eoer pee Babn. Is Tase
ahitia, $3.50. Gertcr 5irtfdbriSs gtIete nlt
Zen. Wort, asna,Vraud. Msburn. 1atf. In ether
aunbfabrt. $500. Der atenbsE ampfer fdbrf
iaaIid, Gourtags ausaenuniniert. Inn 8 llhr
@ndmittags ab. Habrbineie weroen i'm WI,
renu, fapie bel Mlbauabi&, Rr. a0f, gotS.
ebarIeSSEirabe. Haft Hlbano, IteD. Eqrnfeaa-.
eprinaS, Getppurt, stefpsSunen tet.1. Vcttlanh
tgfe.l anh torolitheHRiilfieu eeufapfIs G6reibt
ipegen Hettefitbrer. Giatenee ebtlusr, glaent,
BIT. 204, e~isbtGtrabe. DOL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-01

.antinsrarin alrer art In affen mo Toptcu
fpirb fHr 9cforations5pede a%efietrrt. wsetne
anfestieibcb liBb Snfttfetttohter ~pertttsey ufae,
iieier nqer art ant Fflanaen ilh 9emifeH ODER
@effiaff.ctduen: ifeing Gilt. Eethsf mr. me-
cen girfn.lr. Maenten fit eiaot apb eano
aefutt +
~ Nm, ~ Gsrfs,iA -
~ elusfsstsS3srf<cs TT
Nr. 213. Notb.gaIpertsGtrats Baltimore. :
l1eaI2l ,xAG.1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-01
MarpIanb nno Eennipluania Balm,

HGge btfIdftH Ibtunt sSfdttbM:
7.30 Norm. Foft fdeh U0rt, idgttn, aiiSge,
nonIuIeH SonntngS.
$50 Gornr. aii3m. na1 Delta, rue Gonnfaas.
$40 Born. stfiorl. mad gcIair. tdgIiM. auS9es
nomlien SpHntaas.
II .35 giorft. affofn. mad Belnir, tdgli@. 0iiSge.
nrinrtei SunIntaas.
30 ganohnt. Nffori. iid6 9elatr, MIR Sarfft1Q&,
AS yautfi. Bolt rad Dorf, idgii9, 0uSae.
"norr.n1eft SoHninaS.
4.0a gahm8 Nflotn. Hu4 Della, uir @enntneS.
4.55 Nddn. Aflonl. nod Delta, tdgIt@, oitsGss
sf q ufltneHe EeHntGge. A-ffFs.3
G.b5 Ndtnos gfieVt idd Vel Ut. tdoftN. aus
400 ssbsnos sirtom. mad ptlair. mt Som,
if.45 Wbenos slfom. mao geIair. aur Mitt.
mo@4 unb earl0o1.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-01

hilfiQ Der Niptooll'e1e Dct Sipd0nlns
itrofe iiHo het &orelnciifeite Der Sep
bftlidj an Der gioroneftfeite Der Gcrter.
itrafc / fub 8 3olI. honn fiiotitiid III
ssitf, bis 3tt Quite bet 8ertetftrabe.
bnin ncrh5itiih ldnas Der. Wiitte Der
9erteffitaHe ~ sub 9 SOD. batln iilos
1ftlidbo 10 sur biz anr @iioottfaite BON
Terterfthfc. onrli titofptftith an Der
Giiocftteiie ,bfr1eIferitra &c ii Srb bis
unhl haita norhue'tlibp DOT her georb.
nIifeite Der lodbOluriirqte 30 Sub bis
ann Mjttanaspinlie. tfihbt6anti gtb.
Seidldti oil Seize n. anjpen ,Dir sGt,
beairnna, IkFlditcrit9 lfrtio tsuden'
ranbtieInbsGyrn9 Der Gtpd3eln,Itrabe,
bon bet Chftlic oer edftouftaBe DIS
aur ggeiifeiit Der Y8teomieetir1be, ita'
FER SrbonrnnA 9lr. f03 hcs Ufniiots
ilnb Gtaotroibs uon Baltimore, beitd.
tiat nm II. Tcicmfer 1902. $t02. q
qpt N. yeoiurerS an Der 9orooftfejie Der
ctedbulmitr1Bt al Der ShHeioung her
eiiboitfeite ION 9erierftrabe. oann
norooitlih an Der SiioofiIeite berSer.
f~eritrobe Fl Sub. oanr filboftIid a.
Glt, 5 Boil biz ~ elmer bort teleaefeR
4 5tb 3 ,3ou btetfel Huens odIh
ieite Ser ~belnetel Iueh 81 5ib bis
ar g,nrbpftic.lc Der Stodbpl mitrube.
Inn sortrt uorSrcfiiif 4s Sub s 3ou
bis INN MnfaHasprufte. Aheefubntt
nm g. 4. Sfeln ilr NipsqtruHas Btins
HERNIA ruO cSoiienraI oiieinbeIebuns
Der 5todaoFHIlrabei poii ner Eihsiie
SsienmitnitraFf. inter crbonnnits Nr.
f9a Sss Jgtpurs gno Giastratbs, bon .
Baltimore, peftatisi am II. Se5eifiber ;.
1902. u s.e's'
etodbplmiiraBe tn einer eniferHunn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-08-01
9amburgsN merifa

, 3rgsn ~ Tspet fur 2onbou ano Farts an.
Samburg.Nmerifa'Sinie,
81 grooonnp, Yeiu-Yorf.
Mrtlrir %. Hobion,
1877 Sit.8altimore,Str.
Mm alton Vfnse. .tY.g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-17

main floor, electric vehicles in the restaur-
ant, commercial vehicles and bodies In the
Easement and motors and accessories in the
galleries. An effort is being made to have
the tire makers exhibit together in the con-
cert hall.
The final allotment of space will not be
made until the next meeting Of the aSsocia-
ton.
The meeting OF the trades committee Of
the A. l.. A. NJ and representatives of the
National Association of Automobile Deal
ers organized at Buffalo recently did not
result in any understanding. 1t Is inferred
that the dealers are trying to obtain addi-
tional discounts from the manufacturers.
When asked If the dealers had made any
explicit demands upon the Manufacturers
Associa ton, George H. Day. general man
absolutely none. The dealers explained
the object of the cooperation between the
manufacturers and the retail agents
THE cooperation between maker and
dealer Is one toward which the A. L. A. M.
has been working from the beginning, SO
there was a harmony of views in this re-
gard, although the A. L. A. M. never has
dealt with the dealers as an organized body
No action whatever was taken by the asso-
citation upon the matter.
1.-The members Of the licensed associa-
ton and not the association itself deal with
the agents. The dealers of the newly or
ganized body are all licensed agents and
they appear to have some excellent ideas
on the Improvement of business methods In
general, such as the organization of local
bodies of retailers in all large commercial
centers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-09-17

Coach Woodruff of the Carlisle Indian
foot ball team has moderated the allowance
of work given to the dusky some of the for
est during the past week. Monday was
very disagreeable day, and the greater part
Of the practice was taken in the cage,
which has lately been fitted up anew for
foot ball work. A short scrimmage was
held in driving rain Monday afternoon.
Heretofore the practice hours have been
from 1880 In. to o'clock Am and pm.
to pm. Inasmuch as school work begins
in all departments the morning practice
has been temporarily cut out and a squad
of ten or twelve candidates is now taken
out on the field for work from 2:30 I'm. to
3:15 pm. at which time the whole squad of
general practice, which lasts until o'clock.
The early afternoon work for dozen men
has been made up during the past week of
kicking and catching the ball for a half
hour and the remainder of the time has
been devoted to coaching the men available
for the back field. Generally speaking the
work each day for the whole quad consists
of signal practice and scrimmages upon
which the watch is held and but short
time is allowed There has been exercises
of catching the ball and punting and drop
and place kicking. Coach Woodruff is very
anxious to have as many of his men as
possible proficient at kicking. During the
past few days the elaborate set of signals
in which the redskins are being trained has
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worked slowly into their crahiums. and it is
the hope of the coaches and management
of the Carlisle eleven that before two weeks
have passed the players will have the com
plicated system Of signals adopted at their
fingers ends.
After considerable effort on the part Of
the management of the team game has
been secured for September % at Carlisle
with the Pennsylvania railroads 7. M. e.
A. eleven of Columbia, southern Pennsyl-
vania. This team Is made up almost exclu-
sively of old college men, and it Is thought
they will hustle the redskins considerably.
This Y. NJ. c. A. eleven is probably the only
eleven in this section of the country that
will be ready so early in the season to play
a good game. The Carlisle coaches deem
it advisable to have number of men well
trained in signals, as the expert in this
branch of the work can generally be count
ed upon to advance the ball.
Mr.. Shoemaker, the physician at the Car
Isle school, who has charge of the train
ing table. has been making daily examina-
lions of the men, and finds that but few of
them have lost weight during the work Of
tie week just past, which, in itself, on ac-
count of the warm weather, would natural
Iy be thought to have been enervating.
Probably not more than half dozen mem
bers of the squad have had serious bruises.
Among them, however, were Archie Libby,
the star quarterback, who had severe
wrench of his left arm early in the week.
Twin, a promising candidate for half
back, and Jude, the remarkable end of last
year. have developed Charley Horses"
Wallace Denny, an Indian who has for the
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Many Good Marksmen
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK. September 16-The nation
has every reason to be proud of its marks
men and the national board for the promo
ton of rifle practice, together with the Ma
tonal Rifle Association of America, which
works in harmony with the national board,
should be highly gratif1ed at the magnih-
cent success Of the rife tournament at Sea
Grit The national board for the promo
ton of rifle practice was the outcome, II
concerted movement by a handful of en-
thusiasts who recognized the decadence OF
the art of shooting in America, due to the
disappearance of game and the fact that
an incentive must be provided to stimulate
popular interest In a sport on which so
much of the nations welfare depends Bas-
Ing their plea on the proposition that a
soldier on the firing line is valuable only
in proportion to his ability to hit the mark,
the friends Of rifle practice-that is to say,
practice with the official military rifle of
the United States-obtained from Congress
legislation creating the national board,
which, in connection with and under the
direction of the War Department. was to
have charge of rifle matches to be held un-
der the auspices of the United States gov
eminent, and open to teams and individuals
from the regular military and naval estab-
lishments. the Marine Corps and the ma
tional guard. The growth of popular in
terest In military rifle shooting in the last
year has been little short of phenomenal.
At Sea Girt there were 657 entries In the
same contest. Last year nineteen teams
entered for the national team match; this
year there were thirty-seven such entries.
Next year 1t Is hoped that every state and
territory including Porto Rico and possibly
the Philippines will be represented.
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past six years acted as q rubber for the
foot ball players and whose assistance on
the field has been valuable many times, has
taken course in massaging at New
York Chautauqua school and Is giving the
redskins better attention this year.
1t is the expectation Of the management
of the school that the squad of candidates
will be cut down within the next three
bers. Accommodations are now rather
crowded at the hall devoted to the train
ing table Inasmuch as school did not be-
gin until later this year some Of the candi-
dates for the eleven are slow In getting
back. but 1t Is thought that by next Mon
day every one will be in.
Among the principal candidates for the
position of center are c. Kennedy, Sanook.
Jones, the Eskimo Nikifer Schouchuk and
Hunt. Some Of these are also In posi-
ton to play guard as are also Dillon, who
is said to be the best guard in the United
States LaRoque and Little Old Man. The
principal candidates for tackles are Eagle
Man, Lubo Exendine and Captain Mick"
Bowen. Those prominent in the race for
positions at end are Fremont, Judge, Archi-
quette, Charles and GuyOn. Those who are
looming up most prominently for half back
are Arthur Sheldon, Wilson Charles, Libby,
Hendricks, Nephew, Balenti and Mt. Pleas
ant The quarter back position will prob
ably be played alternately by Libby, Balen-
ii and Mt. Pleasant. For full back the
candidate is Little Boy, who somewhat be-
lies his name. The famous runner. Mt.
Pleasant, enthusiasts think, will startle a
foot ball world this year.