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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-29
TuS MCttCr.

Mir Murnlauo mo Den Itltritt
Columbia rcancriihc2 Mcttcr un9
6,tlidc &4in0c.
Ger hod)itc 5cmpcrutlrltono mar
80 @ra0 nm : llhr %lben09.
Ser uicoriaitc Recommendations
mar 81 @ruo nm s llbr Wtorgcna.
W&itlcrcr Nuromctcriton0 1923.
Ter uicoriQitc (bcrmometcrItorO
ser IcBtcu ~ Stm0cu in nod'olGcA'
Den Std0tcn mar mie iol0t: Goitport
Is. G%orllanO -, Bolton %, Alboup
"A, 9tcU 3Jort SO, EbiloOelpbiu -,
Ntluniic Sim 3G, Woibinaton 3G
g}oriolf II, &utteroa 90, Charlotte
IL, gHilmiugton II, Gborlclton %,
Supumob 5G, Sodionuiuc G2, &llpi'
fer IS, Sen ySeIt u, gtIunto 3D.
Vulcitiuc -, 8alurlton 10, Corpus
Ghriitic -, WcnIpbia GS, Gincinnot!
A. Eitt9hurA II, O3luego 2G, Vui'
iaIo 30, GlcpeIono 3S, 0ctroit 80,
WorQucttc 81 @rccn Ban 81, Obi
coQo 80, Iulutb %, St. Nnul 32,St.
Youia 81, NonioS Gitp As, Omaha
3G, Suron 2S, Ni3mord 6, Niliiton
o, Nclcno s, Solt Hufe II, GenOer
81, )}ortb Elotte ~ GoO9c "A.
Nmarilo 10, SOS AnQclc3 IA.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-29

Gas brittle 8. - Git
mlni5ipoIc 6reiboo . Gommiiion
miro bclltc Nobmittog Ole brittle,
bon @rn. &cnrp @olter0 9citiitctc
9u0eonitult, Wcld)e lid in Ar, 1929,
Nr9plc . Ipentc, beilnoet mo iiir
Ole Neger bcitimmt iii, cr0finen.
Wouor 1imonuS miro sic NnituIt I'M
Nomen ser Stoot bon Dem 0cbcr
ooer oeIlen NcprGientanten Srn. gu
ac1c Scpcriu9 cntgegennebmcl.
Go& Scr ii dl t, oob bo8 oWioru.
lonb Sbeoter" al @cldSfo Ocrtoult
iporoen lei. miro BON Srn. Somc3 e.
acrnon oli oo2 Gntldicbenltc in NIB
rcoe geltcllt.
gbqemicicn. - Die Spirituo.
len @iccn5bcb0roc bat Die ~iolQcuoen
NppIitotioncn llm 2icen5en obgcmics
len: Mnurice EllrSlep uno @iuionl
Hobiuion, Nr. 1051. Silo-&omoro.
StroBe, Soicpb e. Satin 9tr. G22.
George Strubc, uno Sronf Sail, 9tr.
93, @reenmillons StroBe.
Sequclter ernannt. Nr
Somllel 5. Norman lpiroe gelterl1
bonn Hidter &orlon sum SeQucltcl
fir Die 9udorltderfirmo 2oloentbo'
4 GriSmell ernonnt. Wle ans oel
&laacidrift berporging, bat Die NIrnlt
u%ngeidbr $4,000 Sbllloen, mo mi'
Elm Grperter beroilsgered)net bot ar
beitctc ooS @cifGit I'M obgclnliIenel
Sabre nit $i795 Gerlult. Serr 90
ruentbol l~ieierte ons &upitol nro SerI
Grislpeu bie Griabrung.
Sci h ieoene 2cute. &n
&rciSgerid)te lultroe Sraii Tlctort(
Murpbp bon 9tr. 1880. GarrollsStr
bon SomeS Wtiirpbp gelhlenen. sc
Wtonn mur6e Dor 3ebn Sabreil 81 =;
Sabren 3uhibais megef SI9otill
p~eruribeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-29

&lcinc Il nj lille. - Ser Nc'
ger @nt. SdemcD bon 9tr. 65l, Giers
celtraBe, 6ubrmunm iiir ". SSind-
les Don Nr. 1888, Warplon0 , g(pc.,
Ilcl qcltcrn III Dem ncllen @cbGll0c
Der @o8 @ciellihoit al 2ibcrtus II.
SerItgtonltraBe bonn f%ilnltcn Stof.
mcrfc ans fopliibcr ocn Gleuotor'
ldud)t binob. Gr crlitt Gopi un6
innerIidc GerlebunAen. Slp rStoOt'
@olpitoI" ion0 er Nllinnbmc.
George Sbcr bon 9tr. 1915, Sor.
loro : Ipenue. ~itiir5te geItcrn i'm ga
acrboulc Der Wonticcllo GeItillinl
So, Nr. 100, Noro SonioopitruBt,
pont 5ucitcn uod Dem eritcn Stod.
iperfe binob un0 perlebte lid ooS @e'
lidt un6 ole Siiite.
- Ginen @einbrld crlitt Der Neger
Nn0erion 9ca5lep geitern, inoeni CT
an grcltonltrnbc, nobe Clifton Eloce.
bci'm MuSbieaen Dor ciltem Wo99ol'
bon ieinem aorren ficI. Gr liegt III
nStabt SoipitoI."
Sic s. SabreSpera III III
luna oes .MarplGnoer StoatSs8or
tenbmu- IereinS" miro an Wfittipod
.uno 0onnerltaa Den 6. mo Z. Dc
sember in Der .WtcGopsSoae" Der
.Sobn Sopfinsz llniperlitGt" db9ebol.
ten iperoen. Cine Nn5abl Tortrag,
lteben aui Dem Ero9ramm,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-29
Sbcu. q. Iyur 0citOrbcn.

|'NNJ uIlEell Net0tl UIl VtVli iNl'ott'
dung geItorbcn. Grfratte it'd
cl1le@ 9roben NcfOnntcntrelle@ III
Der Sto0t.
Sr. 1beo. .. Ior, Der bctonnie
Shnlmonn, lit gcitcrN iriib 6.3O nab
mcbrmonotlidcnl Gciocn in Dem ga
l1otoriilm ocS 9r. &rDing V}tIlcr an
Der ct. Eoul.S truBc ac%itorbcn. 3err
Nor, ipel6er pohI ST ocl bctalllltt-
item Gbaroftcrcn in Der mittleren
StoOt geborte, mlrOt 1880 in Neo
zion, Yorf-Gountu, ga, 8cboren nlo
tam III iltngcn %ubrcn nab Vultl
moro. Sier mltr0c cr NIT Dem per
%ltorbcncn Erof. &udpp bct0mlt uno
trot Dor 13 ,Sobrcu IN 0ellcn Sllltlt1t
cln, III Deld)cr Stcluuu0 cr bis jlt lei
mem HebenScn0c uCrblicb. Gr mar
olld) IN ~gcicligen Arcjlcn DortbeIlbolt
beton1t mo iunQjr)c - Sabre lang
ais Sctrctdr Der ,N0ulQ G0Dlo &o9g
9tr, CS Der 6reimmurer," lpar 20
Sabre lang Sctrctdr oc5 vYb0nir
HoDnl Nrd Chapter" lu0 cbcn 10
lange GetrctGr 0c2 ALPHA Hopitcl3
9tr. i" OeS .GrocU9 Dom Gultcrn
Stor," icrHcr mar err SctrctGr Der
va0ni0 Cobb iullhulc" uno &C..
borte 81 6cn M'itbclriln0ern oc2
uS&cil-GcreiHS," oglrn Sctrct0r CT
ltct$ lpnr; cr bate Den @rao ais
@obcrprieIter I'M n4Donir NoOdI Nrb
GDupter" mo mar N'ltQlic0 0c9 Ne.
iCrunensGcrcin9 Der o6retnl0llrcr".
Nor un9efiibr 10 Subrcn luuroe SEER
Nor ais Mitglic0 Der Stuut9Aclcbgce
bllng crnGblt ulo oicntc in }loci
GiBungen. Gr perbcjr0tbctt lid nit
elmer Eudtcr 6e8 Nrm VI. ". &int3
bon 9tr. $40, Ni2QuitbsS traBe, ole
ibm lei0er ldon Dor 81 &obren I'M
So0c porol@ gina un0 mr. eInen
Sobn. &rn. Nrthur %intc Sor, 5lrr
Belt in Hem. Oort }rijdJieb. 2IuBcr
iciuen GdNnic0ercllCrM bel 0cncn
SEER Sor itetS gUuobnt bat, trolleru
nm ben 0ubiugeidtcocucn ncbcl lei
mem Sobne nod }mcI ShlDeitern, Die
Grnucn NuoS NenQit mo Nenrn Pm
Itcin bon Oort.Gouutu Eu,, unO Gin
&rtOCr, @r. gilbert Il. Gor BON Noib
inNton, 9. Is. Scr Ncihuant miro
bcutc rib bonn HrIhcubcltottcr Geo.
Shilling nad) Der jcBtcn MobmmQ,
9tr. $40, 9liSqritb StroBe, gebrudt
lpcr0cnL bon 100 olD9 ole Neer0iQlna
am 6rcito9 9tndnrittoG ulltcr Scitunn
Der OtitNliGOcr Der oAGtig 0ooios
ltdttlthSen miro.I!'Dic Del
IcBlrnd iin0tt ali Der oGott66n Eurf
Cemetery" itutt ltlb 3tbdt foil Ole
@ottin ipeldc diti Der Baltimore Sc
lmctcrp" bccrblat lit. cbpnioas nod
bort i%ibcr9ciiibrt mcroen ulo nit Dem
@ottcn IN eincnl Virobc ruben. Nit
Srn. 6or lit Elm Winm aus ZEN o..
icin gcldic0crL Ger c3 lid) 5ltr NuiQnbc
gcmod)t bottc, iih aciGui0 5u cnuci.
len, aud, lpcnn c9 81 ieincm Nohtbcilr
0eidcben mlbtc. Gr nor in ieinca
EiIidten ais ScfrctGr b6dIt mlritcr.
bait un0 Ucriob ole iibernommlcnen
Fllid)tcn nit i%cItcncr @cmiiienboitig,
felt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-29

Starb i'm Soipitol- Strait
8roce Gepries Slld, Satin bon
Srn. Y. $. Sud, einem HchtQamuol
te. lit i'm ,Sobns Sopfina' @oipitol"
nod nobe5lt piermodentIiter aron.
belt geitorber. Sic bintcrIGBt ihren
Botten unb 3luei 10dter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-29
Staot Baltimore.
llutcrGnltnnos . gScatuciicr.

Mutt Ataorulic." Nicle SNn6t: oNrlp W
Iunrlnunn NdL'. -,
,,@Iancn's Shcnter." - SlClc SSohc. san
QiiC IN 9iCnp gori. NIL
,,Turofa EpCrnhnne." Slele GSouC; Helo
Tpdiianrr ut0 'Ciuc NituiirClo.
,SunibunirnbCn . Sbeater," Ntele Wohe;
.IrIdcn aruuu0 The lEOrlo".
.WiarnlnnS, Shcnter." Sielc SSobe: Nellp 9
Observation-Disclosures.
,Nuoiturium O. Thcuter." - Eteie SSohc.
.Qrenfiuu into SuCictO".
,Nlbau0h'S ShcntCt," - Nlelc 2"ohe' "AVt
Cenrt OF MiurOlauh".
yrittea Vcnboon. Nrttinl" an 6rctiaa ben l..
TcgcmbCr. liuhmittuus 4 uDr.
..Fbr Ypric." 49, EtCnftug. ben .. Gc3cm4er,
Stamina GnmeS nm lire Scielttaft sum VclicII
hes .seuIiiIuurCr lGdIiClbuules",
Witimud. ben 29. NonCnbcr. u. SubresbGI III
her Sermautu WiluHtrhur Sale.
gpirtBihaits, Grnituuu1 nm Ditttlunh. ocil ~.
VopcurGcr, Del Ism. Shra0c, Ar. 1912, Suos
Charles StraBc.
Tamcuucteiu ,Gurudrte."- 0ouncrilnN ben
On y|"nrnthrr "ifbrItbcs @lnilernfouprr unb
Prci9icncli In Der &orludris HpGle."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-29
Sdiffsfartcn bun nnb uad SentidD.
fouN.

Bon Baltimore biz Bremen: Sea.
iiite SIS uno $3.50; 9remen-9aI.
Iimore bis gum 1. Rooember $3.50
mo $62.50; bonn 1. Ropember biz
|. guguIt $3.50. Runoreiie 3u Bill.
liaerem Yreiie. Sbcu. s. 9iener &
Go., 3immer Nr. 8, ia OIt-2ering.
tou.Str. (323-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-29

SGGrlidrS Mnitcrn Sonper nno
TrciSfeacln ScS Snmcn q. &creinS
y&ormGrtS" am SOnmerimN Den 30.
Nuucmber, in Der v&urluGrts- 6ale,"
Nr. 734, @cit Ycrin9ton Straec.
Sidfts 30 ScntS. W332-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-29
Srnnfinrtcr @IritdJcu,

lo,ulc allie 5nm @nrItgcIdD0it acbOrcn
ocm GclifutcIicn III babcm bel
SoniS s.. McttbCrn
06G-96S Ecringtun. Warft uno
342-344 SUllinS- Warfi.
I'm Scrim9tOn- Mnrft jcbcn &Urmit'
tag in Der @odJc nnS Samitno Nbrno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-29
8eISienoumgcn uadJ 0cntidIano unb
Seltreidj .....

si 81 Gents pro Marf rmo 2Oh
Gcnts pro arnnc. Eorto ertra.
@chieI auSGeitelt aif ale 9beile
ser @elt. SBeo. s. Sicner & Gu.,
ia Sit'2egimgtOn.Str 3immer Gr.
g.. 1SC-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-29
Qlrtbmr ~. Mpbjun,

~ .''As'S.'uRe
EaIa8e Notariats . Uelolucd1et.
Wnrean. Sdiffsfarten fiir ollie
0ompfer.2 inien 8eiiepGIie, @edIeI.
@eloWedieI hno 8Io1enoungen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-29
Sic fcblcnbcn Stilnncn.

Oca MubIrciuItat9 Oeo 3. Gre
5iuftS ser ~. @or0 %mit5u5Gblen
- G%ntidcioung p%orbcbaltcn.
0or Gidtcr Wlcr i'm Superior
AeridJt ialOcn gcltcrn Die Nrgtntentl
iiber sen NntraQ oc9 rcpublifaniiAelr
@cicb0cbung9 GanOiOatcu 9(Qel,
G~lcuuclano itutt, Die Staat9 Nubl.
alliiidt9bcb0r0c o~n5ltbaltcn, Die
Stimmcu I'M 3. Erc5intt Ser IL.
Nur0 mityu}Gblcn. Bel Dem Outrage
iiir oaa Ncriubren mtroc gcltenO &c
modt, 0uB oic @eb0r0c fem Rcdt bat.
tc, ijbcr oic ibncn mngcAcbeucn CAB
lcu binucg AMI Oic oEolicS" 5lrild.
5lt0rCiiCuL uui ucld)en 0iclclbeu mic
norml9}uieBeu it, bniirt mureu; Die
Vcb0rOr 0ngcQcn ltcllt ,id in lbrcr
2lntuort uri Den StonOWultt Dab Ole
(ulliC9" cbcnio gut cinCn Ibcll Der
Originol MublrciuItutc bIl0eu ais
Die oo}u gcb0riam Stimmeu mli
mcIdc 0u9 Moblrc'utat, ME an}ulcb
men lit, boiirt lit.
llcfmmtIid crbicltcn inn 3. Gre.
shift Ger ~. gSur0 bel ser 30hhmA
Die Gunoi0utCn mCbr StimmcrL ais
iibcrbuupt Stimm1ebcr i'm Yrc}intt
pobncn. Gas @cleb beitinmt, Dab,
Tolls Is lid MIR nm Nchmmg9lcbler
ban0elt, Ole Mublrihter luI0 .Glert9
5ltr Nornabme bon Ierld)tlalul9ell
Dor ole Mablbeb0r0e geIaOcn mcrOcn
iolleu. Qielelben mllr0en aud uorAe-
lu0euL tonnteu ubcr feline 0cridti
alnlQ MADDEN neil Ger %rrtbum IN
SoIge ciue9 BON ibnen 5llr Neldleuni
glung Der 3Gblung o0optirten SUs
items lid ereignet bate. Sle battel
Die oScratd" Iidet3 iiir ie0en San
Oioutcu cinidd) Der @eiummt5obI
bin}ulr}GbIt. Die MubIauilihtobes
b0r0c lu1t DAB lie 0uWhmcg mIr 10
~qcbdu0clt, mic Dies Die iiIr loIhe
Sale ciuihlGgiaen @cicbc uorid)rei
ben. Co5 @eieb beltimmt, DAB i'm
Sale ciueQ \Srrtbuma 0ie Hidter mo
Glcrf3 ioiort Nulnnmenfommcn uno
iold)c @cridtiQtnQ pornebmcu iouel,
ais sic Ebutiudcn 0c@ Iullc9 crior-
Ncru. IS mar iiir 0ic @cb6r0e IN.
m60lidl oieic 0cri6tigluQcn 5u ma.
den.
Ridtcr 9acr be6iclt lid) nad 0ct
QirQlmcuteu oie Gntiheioung Dor.
God lit Is cincrlcI mlc 0Iclelbc audi
ml5INIIt, Der 6dll Ac0t Dor oa9
Studt3 Ippcllnttou39crIht.
m,hlWohfI&n0r mo,,.
,or,,cnr 02oriieIh IL nonI m~pnproIon.
mott ~ ; Wrnor berohribtiot mor.
oc,, nob Sic or,c,, sic MobIbpontrn
:, 0horIea -6ornt, rrhobcrr, o}c,huI,
ni,,n,no, ,nrhSrt mcr>rr iouten 1cr
Mnrnrrnr,,r mirn nobcr cincu Son
i;;r hos Ncrh3r IN ner determination
2eit orirtrn
Sir GommprrioI& Sor,
crs, Notiorof.Norf +" mirh
IN hcr Hohrpsncr,ommh,no hrr 0(ftio.
MIRO inn &or,,or Son gorihIoo IN er.
m9bnunn ,icbpr nos 9rtirnfonitoI
non S5mWO ouf 81 OOOOO ~ rrbS.
bpn Die Nonf miro mohrihciuIid
Elm ur,,eS 0cb6ubc prbo,,cr
.@nttcs W ihIcu mohIru
fnuoiom. obcr fam
non in DEM Gollc Ocs 6rl, @u1iic
ocmis iooen, mclde mucrehter 98eilc
70 5ooc @ci0uouiR obbiibcu nu,Rtr,
mcil ,ir onorhlih nbir6rp g,ririr no.
,hripbcr hobcr in0te mcldp nia
ihnr oe,tprn inn 7eut,hcn Gorrc.
,~nonhcntcn" brridtct II nor ncu
Shr;itictcr %ohr E 5oIb,tt ,rh
w.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-29

Sin idlGnes nab niieIidjes 0cidlcnf
fir NuaebOrigc III immcr cine lcbens'
aroRc photographic oocr cine flint.
lcriidD O~ullcnbete Gupie eincs alien
&ilocS in Grapun, @aIierfarbe, Del
ooer Eaitcll. Bic idJ6niten &abinet.
bilber MIR ST pro Sntenb.
SnlinS SebbeI, beutlber photograph
NOrb GAP Strafc.
OHl2fr) Il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-29
2Sa(6ingtons Rgentnr
"0eutf6en Gorrefponoeut''
Wm. Sunncmnnn, 1915 Wariun,
Etrnfc, H..@.
NHicinru. eerihtc, 9eitcnungrn II. + 10. iuerbrn
aHacnnnImrn
EofuIbcridtc aus MuibinotOn.
: 6Ntlihr Stnrl.


Ser - idbriqe Nuuihreiner So9.
y. Applcbn oeiicu 6rau mo&inoer
III 9tr. u &.StraBc u. ", non.
'lrn, 0Ilig 0cilcrn Wiorgcn mic iiblid)
al Ole Nrbctt I'M Nelbau DER oGha.
pm Sod9 ManuiocturinQ Co."
Cdc erltc mo Ni StroBe, unO rtua
cine 1hnDc lp0tcr lultr0c Der Wlunu
ocl1 Sclncn ais %cidc ms Soua oc.
Dratt. Gr mar aus cincm obcre1
Z iodlpcrtc ctma % SUB tici in'SErn.
4CldoB Aeltllr5t bottc rtncn gdlGocl-
brud) mo loniti2c &erleBmqen erlit.
fen, ole lctnm iolortiaeA Aipo bcrbci-
lilbrtcl. Coroner 9tepitt luur0e o..
HudJridtiat luo nud0empe r 0icGin.
5clnDcitcn pes l(niulQp QG60rt, Qab
cr lcin wutohtcn 0obiuuh. 0oB Der
&crmdIiidtc 0urh 3lidlIm'a Sc.
ben fanL moruul Die llcberrcite nudl
Der @obnlm0 l%cilcr Semitic gcbrudt
mur6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-29

I'm Den 0nntioQuuQS.
d manS 81 perpoaitGnoigcn lit
auber benz iiblid)en Yuterbobn ncb1t
Seaerie unO aronsbeercn Gompot
nidts geeigneter, ais 5ortc @Gnic-
bruit, Mettiuurit 6leiidpoitete. Sc.
beripurIt, H%ippenipeer, GcrpeIutpurit,
@ieners ODER Srnnfiurtcr ,@iirItdcu
nno ionitige SIeiid)-G elifnteiien, Die
ollie inn 8eidGft oes Srn. 2oiliS $.
Mettberg, Nr. 9G6-96S, %2erington-
Warft, uno Nr. 3i4, SoIlins. Mnrft.
an babeu iino. Sm Serin9ton-liortt
fperoen Die aunoen ieocn @ormittog
in Der Wod)e mno SamitagS. abenN
bebient.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-29
Seine Saiel 1T mOrocn uullfommcu,

obrc cine 6loide nSolncc," 0eS be.
liebten @ebrGuS aus 6rc0. @auern
idpmiOt'S nNmericon @raucrei." Ger.
idumt nidt, Guf nit elmer aiile $50
az perieben. Nrallcrei 1lO1 lbs
Siuen.Str. Gel. Is. & i. 3Gl, Mo.
1491. (333)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-11-29

Mtr0 INNER bcilcr. - Nus
FbIlaOclpbia tommt Die Na1rids
ooB oortiae Foiijiitcu ijt por Der 30.
Iljelbeboroc aul ole &ni0uloigunJ
81 0erontluortcn Dubcn mcrOcn,
@ellcr Ngcnlen bci'm NMlUerbcn bon
M'anl1ern liir Den Gienit aui@luitern.
'ol0 Vootcn AMI DER Gbciapcatc 9ui
pc0ltllIld) 9elpelen 3u iein. Sbnen
mlro sur Solt geIcat, DAB lie oea
N9enien 9etrmfenc iiberlielcrtel.
ole BON oIelen Damn 10 lunQe un.rr
Dem GlntInB bon geiitigcn @etrdnfen
9cDaIten mur0en, bis lie 0ieielben a.,
Soro clnc9 Nuitcrnboote$ in 9al;t.
more ab9eliciert battcn. @eitcrn per.
5o'tetcn EbilaoelpbiCr GcteftipS ei.
ncn @cllcr N8cntcrL Namcn9S hod,
Der Don }mci HuiternIiihern unue,
lhuIol9t miro, lic in un0cieBlihcr
WcIle Illr Den HuiternionQ anqemor.
ben }l habCH.
Ger critic Sail. - @Sm. e.
Sidncr, mcIder IN 9}r. 1875, @clt.
GomOcnltroBc Observation-Disclosures.
GtabIiiicmcnt bctrcibt, 6ottc Iih ae.
ltcrn I'M mittIcrcn StotionSbauie
luc1c1 ongcbIihcr ltCbertretund ser
lrIren &c%rorNmuna 5lr pcrontmorteu,
luclde n~criiiat 0oB 2cihcnbcItottcr
bel elmer Stroic bon $40 bis 500 cine
ScI6c nidt onriibrcn oiirfcn, bis lie
Dom @cIunObeitaomt ole Grlou6niB
oojll crboltcn bobcn. (Sn ocm porlie,
0cn0cn Sole 6onocItc rs Iid nm Die
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-28
Tackhng.
TaInabie Football Instruction M v. 1T. Bannard's
 Ne4U Book.

Kicking and tackling are two highly important features of football, and in "FootbaIl-How to Play" Foxs Ath- letic Library William H. (BilD Ban nard of Princeton university states many interesting things on these and other subjects. He says:
 ''If an opposing team Is heavier and more successful in ground gaining on line plays, an eleven should resort to kicking tactics. thus saving much wear and tear from contact with the weighty opponents.
 Kicking is the easiest method of ground gaining, and, although 1t en- tails loss of possession of the ball, a tumble by an opponent will occasion ally restore the ball to the kicking side.
 Some foxy players are particularly fond of kicking on rainy days, for a wet ball Is of course more difficult to be caught.
 -on very cold days, too. the be- numbed hands of the players render the catching of kicked balls unusually uncertain.
 "When catching kicked ball. players should take care to get well under 1t and not let 1t bounce before getting
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-28
BASKETBALL
Very AuspieiOus Opening of the Sea.
 son Here Last Night.

There was a crowd of probably 800 present at the opening game of the season of basketball last night, when the champion Delphi team of Bristol tackled the Sterlings of this city. Me Keon, formerly of this city, but now a member of the Delphi team. made a record for himself and assisted in the defeat of his former comrades by mak- ing ten of the twenty-four points scored by the Delphis. Waterbury was beaten, but not disgraced. for the wis itors were equipped in better shape than the locals. The floor had been covered with canvas, but it was not of the quality that would stand rough usage and before the first half was over 1t was ripped up and torn in many places. In the second half it was taken of the floor altogether, and here is where the locals were handicapped, for the visitors wore suction shoes and could hold their footing better. In the second half the locals were clearly outplayed for this reason alone.
 The lineup and score was as fol, lows: Delphi, McConachie, If; Nc, Keon. If: Reeves, (; Lawton. rg; Oaks, captain. lg; Sterling, Johnson, If; Mul ligan, If, (; Jaeger, C: Selby, If; Curtis, rg: Dews. lg. Score, Delphi 24, Ster- ling IS; goals from field. McKeon 5, McConachie 2. Reeves 2. Lawton 2. Curtis 3. Dews 2. Mulligan. Jaeger; goals from fouls, Jaeger 4. Reeves, Oakes; time, two 20-minute halves.
 The preliminary game was between the Eagles and the All-Waterbury team. the former winning by a score of G to 3, professional rules governing the contest. Eagles. Dwyer. If; Phelan. lf: BegIey. C: Cunningham. rg; Dunphy, Ig. AIl-Waterbury. Warner. If; Cooke. If: Guilfoile. c: Davis. rg. Cronan. lg; score. Eagles 6. AII-Waterbury 3; goals from field. Dwyer 3. Warner 2. Cooke. Dunphy; goals from fouls. Cunning ham q
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-28

tween the hand and arms and the body. to avoid fumbles. In running up to catch ball from kick, do not run too far, as 1t Is better to let ball hit the ground in front of you, even with its uncertain bounce. than to let it go over your head in such an emergency.
 If the man catching kicked ball makes fair catch he is entitled to free kick, which at times is particular ly advantageous. It is not permissible to tackle him when making a fair catch.
 "To signify that the catch is such the player raises a hand warningly and digs his heels into the ground to mark the spot from which the free kick is to be had.
 Anxious moments frequently arise when a team is nearing the opponents goal line. If but a few minutes are left in which to play, and the ball is from twenty-five to thIrty-fve yards from the goal. 1t will be best to try for goal from the field. provided a reli- able kicker Is to be had and if ground gaining has proved difficult. If a relf- able kicker is lacking. the best runner should be sent around one of the ends i for gains longer than those resulting from center play.
 AS a last resort a trick play such as fake kick or a double pass may be tried.
 Effective tackling is indispensable to the success of a team. Carriers of the ball only can be lawfully tackled. and they must be downed declsiveiy. Good tacklers seize the runner below the waist: otherwise the tackler can be shaken of or carried along with the ball for an additional gain If tao kler eucircles a runners knees with hls lrms and pins his knees together. the nan will fall without delay. Wben
 troug runner is tackled high-across be chest or shoulders-he VIII ire
 uentIy carry the tackler ahead with i'm for several yards. Practice with AGAAAAA uuAlAAs AAA-fAth1' A-E NAAa n NA team greatly in this respect The { sackler should receive most of the shock of contact with q runner against his shoulders. not against bis chest or head. and surely not against his stor- sch
 Barnard Is one of the best known football authorities Of Princeton uni- rersIfy. Az a halfback he won h0nors 1f the highest degree, and since grad, eating from Princetoa he has been widely sought as coxch and adviser liy leading universities
 Barnard vas hzlfback on fhres var sity teams af Princeton. those uf fs94 isas and 1sq7. He did hls besf wurt fdr Princetou 0n tie faneas chaupfonshiD team Of 1sos. which defeated Harvard lZ ts o aHd Tae 24 fsG
 Bsnnard later becsue head eoach at Princefo1 and in different yszrs wee bead coach at Cornell and NoFthw1Et- srr u@frerri''.- He ls stFinx in eoaef-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-28
THE PUGILISTS.
VETERAN AND
 THE YOUTH
Jack O'Brien Proved Too Much For Al Kasfman But the Latter Was Game -Corbett Wins.

San Francisco, Oct 2s.-It took Jack OBrien, a veteran of 200 fights, seven teen rounds to knock out Al Kauf- man, who fought his second battle as professional Kaufman took beat ing such as has seldom been suffered in the history of San Francisco fights. Kaufman, husky 10 year old boy, who Is credited with punch, could not land on the shifty man from Phila- delphia. O'Brien's side-stepping, duck ing and general foot work was mar vicious exhibition of skill. Kaufman, with all his strength, could only land an occasional blow that never hit a vital spot O'Brien, cool and self-pos- sessed, danced in and out, hitting the youngster almost at will.
 Early in the fight Kaufman's left eye was closed and his nose com menced to bleed. In spite of the terri. ble punishment administered to him. the boy kept after his experienced ad- versary and on several occasions ral- lied and fought back in manner tllal brought the spectators to their feet. In the seventeenth round a succession oI iell-Hduu puAcHeS lo tne Jaw SthS- gered Kaufman and then 0'Brien put over right cross to the jaw and the California boy fell to the mat, his head striking with great force.
 Kaufman, who is a graduate of the Olympic Athletic club, where he fought a number of battles as n amateur and resigned when he became a professional was a hot favorite at odds of 10 to 6. The topheaviness of the odds, however, was influenced a great deal by sentiment and not by the actual chances of the two contest ants.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-28

small shade on the unom- eial count. the ofhcial census may reverse the decision. Harry Davis leads them all in extra bases. Flick second and Crawford third. Holman leads in base.running and Hahn in acquiring runs. Cleveland and the Athletics fn- ish almost tied in team batting-a question for Ban Johnssn. to definitely settle. Douahue leads the pitchers in the field. Harry Howell was the most active slabman in the business. gath erfnr an immense numler of ebances- Kittrtdge tops the catcAers. schreck. through his job as receEer for Wsd- dell. acquired more pututs than sny other bsckstop. Carr tDs the first bassuen. honors for the season really heioux to JiEgs Donahus. Lajois leads ou sscoud. the laurels belotging to Gus pun6on for 1oo games. Robe heads the thlrd bsssnen, Bradley being the real er,eksrjsck of the year Tssgsr leads .t shorf. the genuine artisle being c.orxs Davis. Barrett heads the out
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