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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26

*** Sie ct. gntotiilS. @emeinoe
oil Der @eloir-Hoob peronitultct beute
Elm Ticnic in 9inlein's Earf Griibcr
ailhcnItcin'S), mo Die Gamen Der
@emeinoc baben groBe Nnltrengul1-
gen ~aetrofien, eS alien 9eluhern an
gcnebm 81 MAIDEN. Ser neue Secl'
Iorger, Euter q. @amp, eit bieocrer
gooenler, begt oober Die Softnlng,
boB niele Mitglieoer Der Sdrpeiter.
8cn1cinoen Der Stoot Die @clegenbeit
ipabrnebmen, ocn Wtitglicocrn Der
ct. gntonius- @emeinoc eiilen irelin0-
ifoftlifen 9eind) abSnitotten. Sir
Gergniiguneen lit geIorgt, uno Die
1obrt foltet BON irgenb einem Stoot-
tbeile bis gum Torfe mn ) Gents.
Mai ncbn1c Die groBen 9eloir-Moooz
@aggons bei'm ginltcigen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26
Wcis nidlts BON Strifc.

Snbionopoli@, Snb, %. Sit.
Ii. - g. %. Scrton &crouSgeber
oes ollniteo Mine @ortera' Sour.
nal" iogte baute, ooB Die in ptrltie.
oenen Sbeilen oe$ 2onoc@ pcrbreite.
teten Nodrihtcn, monod in ocn&ob.
lenbergmerfen Tenniplpunien'S inn
fommenbcn Scrbit Gin ernitcr Strife
5um IuSbrud ~gelongcn lueroe, M
begriinoet ieien. ErGiiocnt Mithea
un0 &icc:Er0iiocnt &eluiS b%eiinoeu
lid gegcnmortig III Eenniplponicn,
nm cine 9roBerc Ginigfcit inter be,l
Witglicoern ser yllniteo Wtinc Mor.
ferS" ber5uitellcn, unb SefretGr @m
9. @illon ipeilt in Mitigon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26
Hpnal Wrcuuunt Wirrcu.

Carlisle, go, %. Sull.-0os
bieiigc Council ocS oHopul arconum.
Sroens," meIhcS III Der 9epegung,
oos Supreme ouncil sur @ieoerer.
poglng oeS 9eihluiies Der erb0btcn
Intcn 81 bcluegcn, Die iiibrenbe Hole
ocIpielt bat, mltr6e bonn @rol1t = &c
genten 6eS Sroens in aenntniB &C.
iett, cob Die SuprFme-& crtretcr bon
Gennlploonien Den Suprcmc-Hegen-
ten I'M cine Sibuug oeS Supreme.
Councils erlu6t boben. Eenniplpo-
MEN lit 0ontit ais f~iiniter Stout, Der
cine Terlommlung Der Supreme-@e-
boroc miinld)t, noiirt moroen. IS iino
iicben Stnoten notbpcnbia, llnt cine
lolhe &crIonmlung ourd5uleten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26

&oonofc So, %. Sui. -ginc
Gcpeidc olts GQiionio. Gorro0-Go.,
mclrct, Sab ON Sonnto9 gbenb bel
Der Taatber. Greet. Stride @ilep Wtor-
iboQ non ieinem Gouiin Step Wtur-
iboll Grid)rlien nDrocn iei. s.
berriGie 3piifcn oell 9eioen leii
LANCER 3cii Gin oIier Sob, uno ais
lie 5lliommen %troicl,. CAB Step fiinl
Shiiiie auf Wilcp Woriboa ob. Gter
MoriboQ entflob unO miro ieBt bon
elmer YoIie perfolgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26

80" Go8 SobrcS Ficnic Der $50
tboliibcn Observation-Disclosures 2cqipn"
iinbet mor9en Nnhmittoq II. Ibcno
in1 "9orlcp'Eort" ltott. Iodj Sen
arrangements oc@ Gonlitc'S, all mel.
dcu Die $50. Noom 9cllpcrt, 0berit
Sobn Z. MorriS, ISolneS WtcTonoob,
@n1. Tu'icll uno 2olprcncc MoQcp
linb, SIT urtbeilcn, miro Der Iorf
folm grob 0cnlrg icin. nm sic @elll.
der iu IoIlcn. Nm Nodmittaa iino
belonoer@ Spiclc mo llntcrboltun.,
gen fir 0omen uno ainocr orron.
girt, u1lo Die gSuiicnfinoer aus Dem
st. IntoniuS @oilenbnuie," ocm
"Sf. %ltcCnt9-" mo ocnt st. ga,
trldS' Noilenbouic" Iillb bic G6rcnqG.
tic ocS cages. Sir Den Ibeno limo
cine Mengc gcnnbreider llnterbal-
ilttlgen geplont, mo oo5ll bat man
ole @elltlid)en bon alien fatbolil6en
Sencinoen Der Stobt ipe5iea cillge.
looen. Snt Sntereile Der gliten Sofe
Iolte Nicntuno perieblen, oent Selte
bei5uiuobnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26
gcrmiidte telcornpbildJc Scpidjcn.

Sn Muffin, Sero@, lit ErGiioent
". &. Fratber bon Der ,SeroS Stote
llnioerlitp" eincm&er5ihlug erlegen.
2ericlbe marc 1S4S in Senneiiec &c
borer mo fam alS Sedslobriger
nad) Seros.
- Gin nit GROCER Shneuigfeit
Observation-Disclosures Der Sofe
Shore Giienbobn ltieB bel 9oppiep,
NJ, gegen cine Lungs Der 8elcl'e
babingebcnoe @cieuibait, lpobei Sol,
SolminSfi uno Spbn Spliro ollI
DEM Sled qctootet muroen.
- Sn 2ittle BOD, Nrf., lit Dos 8e-
bGiioc oeS ,Slrfunio$ Democrat" oh
%gebrunnt. Ser Sdooen belolift lid
orf $4,000; Die Serlihernng auf
etno $4,000.
PM BEN Eelmor . HennpluBe
bel ct. 2ouiS purocn geItern iehS
WGnner mcgen lteberiretulg oeS 8e.
iebes geeen .Eool." Scrfouf bon scr
Foli5ei perbuftct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26

f t''f I'NIN't
3l tro0en bo6en. Cine Ginfommen
uno Grbidoit5iteuer iirlO III Ilalid)i
genommen. &ommt sic Sode IN
Sang, 10 oiirite GflrBIonO im Stono(
lein, aus Sen Ginfiinitcn Die Sinner
irgenO elmer &ricgSentld0ot9ung 81
0cdell, melfe e$ &opan lhlleBIld
piclleiht bod miro bc5obIcn mitl'en.
3u MiSbp ongetommcn
@i5bn Sdnucocn %. Suli. -
Gle 0eltti6e &oiieriod)t n@obcn5oI-
fern" fam bellte nit DEM &aiict NSll-
bcIm am 9oro bier an.
Gin ruiiii der &or 6lo9.
Berlin %. Silli. - Ger o&otaI.
Ir5cigcr" mcloet, ooB HubIot0 So.
pan Den 8orihlag MAIDEN mcr0c, an
Stclc Der 3oblung elmer Olrctttn
Observation-Disclosures Die lcbtcn iopo.
nilfcn Nnleiben oui icin Gonto iIbcr'
tragelr 81 oiiricr. MittC'3 lGngcrcr
Hulclttbalt in Yori9 ulo icine BE.
1prcd)ungen nit 0cn oortlgen 6illun.
clerS Iollcn Oielcm YIouc geItcn, un0
ald) Der Sciud, Den Der &citcr 0c8
biellgen gontboltlea McnocI9iobn.
0as an Der Spibe Scr SDnoitutc bel
rllliiifcn Nnleiben ltebt, Dem HcidS.
ton5lcr iiingit obgeitottct hat, miro
nit oicier S0iung Der Hricgacntih0.
bigungSfruge in 3uiommcnbon8 Sc
bradt.
ii 8itte'S Gmpfong.
W a II d) e it er, Wtoii, %. &uli.-
Baron Toien, Ser ruiiiihc 9otidoi.
ter mo SrieoenS 9cuolmpGdtigtc,
bcobliftigt, am n6ditcn 6rcitng Don
bier no6 Seem : Dorf ob5ureiicn nm
0olcIbIt Die Infunft @rr. b. Mittc'5
unO Der iibrigen Mitglicocr Der mi
liI6en 6ricoen5miiiion ob5upurtcn.
Sic 6ruge, oh oic ruiiiihc 8otihoit
i'll lbrem COMMEMORATIVE in Wton.
DIETER blciben ooer uuf Nort5nlolltD
llbcrllc0eln loQ, miro BON Baron DO
len no6 Hiidiprodc nit &rn. BON
8itte erleoigt mer0en.
9llS Invertebrates Strciiliht nlf sic
3lpiiden Dem G5oren mo bem oert-
ldcn 8ailer itottgebobte Gonicrcn5
miro bier betonnt gegcbcn, 0oB Die
Wtittbeilung iibcr Oieic bcoblidtigtc
3ulummentunft Die ruiiiiheNotiduit
crit gcItcrn errcidt bat. 0ic Bot
Ihott bat teinerlei Nnhrid)t ilber oic
Wlc0eroufnobnle Der Sample in scr
WonOi6urei crbolten.
&ur5e &nbel0cpei6 den.
- Die Ser5ogin BON @romont,
lpelhe aus ser Somilie Notbidilo
Itammt, lit in EoriS geitorbGn.
Sr. Sotlon, Der obbcruiene omc.
rifonil6e 0eianote OH RumGnicn.
bate 9cItern cine NbidieOa. gGuoicnS
bei'm &0nig Garl IN 0clien CONNER
HeliOcn5 5u Sinoio. Legations p g.
fretGr Sbo5. &. Woore miro ais @c-
id0itStrGger in guforcit iunoircn,
bis Der neltc @eionOte Sobn @.HioO-
lc BORT onlon0t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26
0as gelbc siebcr.

Ginfil6rung zines griinoli6en S5n-
ipeftionsipitrm3 in Hciu-S Orleans.
Ole @efobr angebli6 ni6t
Srob.
Orleans, %. Sllli. Mopor
9ebrmon bat im@inblid oli OoS Or
iheinen bcS gelben 6iebcr3 i'll Der
StaOt cine E%roflomution erlniiGn,
iuorill or in Ole Gimpobner 0ringt,
ben Notb Der SnnitdtS 9cb0r0cn,
feline Observation-Disclosures in III.
rem Wobnllngcn 81 uerlGumcL thrift
5l bciolgcn, mo i%nsbcionoerc oli sic
NotbDcnoigtcit ollimcrfiom mod!,
ibrc @Glrier nit Mosfito = Icnitcrn
81 pcricbe1 u1o Wosfitoncbe iibcr
GiitcrnGr, 8rllnncn uno olen g8ni.
lcrtiimpcIn in lpelhen Mo9fitoa
au@gebriltet pcroen, al15llbringen.
9ic SonitdtSbeborocn bleiber "a.
bel, ooB obioIut fem @mno 5l &c.
ior9niiicn norlicgc, nnb oob, mcnn
Die Gimpobncr Scr Sto0t ben publ.
5lrten SerboltrngsmaBrcQcln nod
tommen, ooS 0clbe 6icbcr eingc'
Dammit, crfolgrcid) betdmpit II, aus
9erottet iper6en fam.
Yer Nrmeeor5t NfoB lit bon Suu
Illfotlo, iuo cr it%otionirt lit, bier
olt9etommen, INN bic Gage Der Gin
&c ST mteriu6en. Gr fomnlt ultCL
iue9cn Der befiirtportetcn %crleQuna
pes lebt bier IN Den 9un0C2folerncu
lIe9enoen WfllitGrS nodl Gbottonous
ga. aronfbcitSfGle untcr ocn Sol.
oote1 in Der &uierne mcr0cr 5por
llld)t berld)tet, leood) limo Gle Spl0us
ten l1ldt %otflimotiiirt, meShalb cS
tllr rotbIom gebolten lplrOc. Oieicl.
ben pon9teD-O Orleans lpcg5uperleaen.
Ger Stont, Die Sta0t ltno sic
9unoc8bcb0r6cn leten eil grilnoli.
DIES Snipcftionsipitem ms @erf, ga.
NIT ollie lcucn Grtrontunqcn am qcls
ben 6ieber fir oen 5oa, oab lih Die
les BON Den icbigen untcr Gontrolc
ltebenGcn Nnltedungsbcrocn peitcr
oerbrctten Ioute, prompt bcri6tct
merocn. 0ic SonitGt3bcb0r0en o(dll-
ben 0elt 0iltritt in Der 8eQcno 6cS
6rendl Wortct, no 6a3 gclbc Sicbcr
letncn l(rlprutg hotte, nolllt0n0ig
ltnter Gontrole 81 boben. Sn6uildCn
begt man boa &crtroilen 0oB scr
Observation-Disclosures ser Ser. Staa.
ten, @bitc, mo Der Stnot mo 0ic
ltdotlIden @cbor0en I'M Stun0e lein
mcr0en, Die Wtostito- Sbcoric nit Or
Iolg bel Der @ef0mpfung Der Seuhe
ot5umcnoen. Bis iebt bat Nicmono
oe$ gclben 6icbcrS lpcqcn sic Stoot
D%crlollen, I'M @cgcntbeil lin0 piclc
9teiu.O rlCunler ans Den rubc ocleac,
men Sommeririidrn bierbcr 5uriid0e.
febrt, I'M bel Der groben Strcn0c,
iuomlt Die N%uoront0nc in gl3iiibs
rlir9 gebroft miro, nid)t bon ibren
6omilicn getrcnnt 5u lcin.
3uci meitcre Iooe@fGuc am gel
ben 6icbcr nllroen bellte 0cn1cloct.
Sort No orgon, %. Suli.-&ier
Grfronfungen am 1elbcn 6ieber iin0
ollf Dem Compiler columbia" eingc-
~treter, iucIder %porgeltern aus Colon,
pia @oco9 Dem Zorro, IN Der @oi BON
Mobilc onIongte. IS murOc Dem
9onpicr niht geitottet, mciter Die
9ai bitolii nodl Mobilc 81 iobren,
ion0ern CT muroc nod) Ship S9lun0,
10 Weilcn mcitlih bon bier, inr8olie
bon Werifo, 9elhidt. Seine ocr0Gb
tigen &ranfbeitcn eriitiren in Der bic.
iigen 8orniion.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26
Garter blcibt int Nmte.

Helignotion oc5 @olpernellrS bon
Soluoii nom YrGliOentcn oboc.
lcbnt.
Ncm Dorf, %. SllIi. - Inter
Den Velud)er1, mclhc 9cltern 6enl
Frolioenten Gooicpclt in Spitcr 9uD
ibrc Nutmartung muhten, beiono lid
8oloerncllr George ". Garter por
Soiuaii, Der nod Den Ser. Stautell
getomnlen mar, nm Dem YrGli0entcn
Ieire HcIigllotion ais @ollpernellr Al
untcrbreitctt, Die bon Dem 8rGliocn,
ten rlinomcg obgClebnt milroe, nit
oem Wunihc, boB Sr. Garter meitcr.
bin int Minute oerblcibcn loQc, Der Dol.
len llntcrltiibing Der COMMUNICATION
gewiB.
Vie 8olibcrncilr Garter, ser Iud),
folger bon @oltUcrreiir Cole, iuelder
sum VutocS . 3iltriftSrid)ter oliSo.
lpoil erndl1nt mllr0e, crtlGrte. babe
er ole moglihcn Characterization, ma.
mentlit init @Conlten olf oenSnieln,
gebobt, nno feline &erpoltung ipor
f~elneSipeaS bormoniid. Ser Sou.
perneilr mllroc 0cS &ooers mii6e uno
Dor cinigen Wpnoten ld)idte CT Dem
~ sEg
Frolioentcn leine Heiignotion Elm.
Ser Fr1liocnt lcbnte lie ob, bis Sr.
Garter lid) cntidloB, lelbit mad ben
Yer. Stooten 81 tonlmen, nm Die 81
tiottpn nit Dem Nrdlioenten 81 be-
ipre6en.
Ter Er0iioent erflorte ibnL ooB CT
poue8 3utrouen IN i'm iete Ii. min,
Idle, Dob CT lpciter i'm Mmtc pcrblcibe,
ilno Dob er bic poQe Spmputbie uno
llnterltilbulg decentralization bin,
fer lid babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26

Petersburg, 25. SiiIi. - Ger
5inot5miniiter bot einen neienYlon
o%uSgebedt, bnrd) ben CT Stcuern IN
Sobe bon i1brlidy $50,000,000 ouiSu-
%bringen bofft. Ger Elon iueidt pol-
fig ab BON bem bisbcrigcn ruiliideil
Steufripitcm, Die ncucn 2aiten wer-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26

Gic @onni6oft Der Sad. Scar.
feeto," mclhc in Der Gelomorc-9 oi
bel Seipc@, Gel, 9eiuifen mar, lit
gliidlid) unb uroerlebrt in 9oruer's
geudl eilt poar Weilen bon 2cluc$,
ongefommcn. Cine 3eit lang gIolb.
te man, DAB Die Wonnihoit nit Der
Sod)t untcrge9ongen lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26
9ie norhii9e arifs.
Tboanfnng bcs idlfucbiidcn SabinetS.

&esierrngSporIuge sur 9eileglung ser
9iifercn5cn nit 9tortpegcn BON
Der Spe5iaI.Gommiiiion oc& Hit3,
bags periporicn. - 9eoingurgcn,
pcId,e fir sic GhlfIoiumg Der
Union empiobIen ncroen .-Noh
feline befrie0igcnoc AuifIGrumg
ilbcr ouS 9lttcntot il, Gonitontino.
pei. - Gaft's @cpiQfommnung
in Sopou. - Gem S6ob bon
Ferlien pllroc e3 unpobl IN ga.
ris.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26

feline befrieoigcnoc GuifIGrumg
iibcr oa5 glttentot in Gonitantino-
pei. - Goft'S @cpiQfommnung
in 1Sopou. - Gem S6ob bon
Ferlien pllroc eS unpobl in ga
ris.
Stod + o NJ, %. SuIi. - 0us
ldneoiide aobinet bat abgeoonft.
Gle ipe5ieue Gommiiiion, meIde
bonn HitSoog ernomnt muroe, INN
iiber Die 0urf Die 2~oSreiBung Nor-
negen'S entitonoene Sriiis at bcratb.
ihlagen, reidtc belte ibren 9eri6t
Elm. sic erflort BARN e%mpbatiidL bic
NegierungSporluge Tonne nid)t in Scr
SnlIung, III melher lie Dem Hit90ag
5uging, acceptirt perocn. Ger Ncriht
idl1gt Dor, oaB lid Der Rif9oog bcreit
ertlaren lol, NIT Norpcgcn ilbcr cine
Iufloltn9 Der Union ST lmtcrbnrlz
oeln, i'm Sale Der n%cuerlpdblte Stor-
thing ben @ioerrui Ser llnionaattc
unb cine Iufloiunq Der Union for.
bert, ooer I'M Sale cine lold)e 6oroes
rlng bon Norlpcgcn 9cIteut miro,
"a Z a
nafoem lib 0oS n~oripe9llfe Tolt
olirt eln Fleblactt fltr Iuflolrl1g DER
Union erflart bat.
Gas Gomltc 1hrctbt Dor, Dab
Sdmcoen I'M Sale elmer N~ufIollIng
Der Union ott qcplIicn, ltncrl0bIifeh
Sc0lngllndtn be'ttotn loll, nnmlld:
GrlIcna, eidpllrull8 cIter Zone an
beloen Selten DER @ren5e 5mlIfen bel-
ben aonigreifen l%nnerbalb mel6er
ale 6elt1lngsfperte geld)lelft uno feline
nellell errld)tet iperoen ourtert;
3ipeltenS, oaS Hed)t atf Wei0e-
griinoe tilr Henntbierc, pelde ben
ldpeoilhen ~Sappl0noern I'M norolis
den Normegen geboren, nulB geod)tet
meroen;
0rittens, Der Sronlit.Sonoel ourd
belize Sonoer muB gcgen unbered)ti9te
Sinbernilie geihilbt merben;
Tiertens, Der Stutils Shneoen'S
gcgenitber Den ouspartlgen Wtadten
lit genau 81 oeiiniren, oamit Shme.
Den bon nller Serantnortlldtelt tllr
Norpegen befrelf MIRO.
Gle ~eomrntltlon bait aud) Den Ib'
smiiheu Shmphpr mn Wnrmpopu Fir
Dunl1el1sfperfD, erod)fet TIN 1eood
So ne""e ln'
,i;osr. ST. m,.;a"" -
$780, or,T,;sn a.. 90" 600 900
=" mosa
s"n ~ ~Ur"s ~, w.
80 a" ",n.' d."
".s $500.
So, S.m 0|"'"
Thr;ai,,i, m,.mo, DC
MI; Smo h;oS;,on $780, -
so, 81. a,m:rs~o o.
So. mo.;4t S. .|ma "
All ertporten, che tic bic in Dem SIC.
rldf Improvement @~eoll'9'ln9en be-
lprenen. we oorDerr'feroe Anllht
gent leood) oobln' Dab olele gcollt'
gllngel1 l1ld)t acceptabel iilr Norlue'
gen TEN iperoen.
nopcl.
GonitontinopeL o. S,,Ii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-07-26

49, ySiirner 5ieb'n ipeit oabin, "
nno 5nor nad Dem r@eiteno Eorf"
bellte, Mittwob,n I'm BORT elm iroblihes
Sommernadltsfeit 81 ieiern. Ger
.@ormGrts" bat ha5li ole leine
Srelnbe eingelaoen utb benielbcn
eiten abenb in gilsiidt geiteat, lpie
i'm MIR ole Stnliener in Stalien
feiern fonnet. Die Barren" meroen
fir oieie 8elegenbeit bunerig &C.
mud)t.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-14
Railroad Y. M. Q. A. Notes.

Sunday at $3.50 p. m. a series of spe-
cial meetings will be inaugurated-
The stereopticOn lantern used in the
convention hall at Kansas City, Mo.
has been secured and will be used to
Illustrate the Life of Christ Mr.
E. B. Smith will deliver the address.
The subject Sunday will be the 23rd
Psalm. Special music will be ar
ranged. Solo by Ross Tracy. All men
welcome.
The entertainment given by Miss
Crumb and her pupils was a great
credit to their teacher The hall was
packed, and every one had good
time
The membership committee is out
latter renewals, and are meeting with
remarkable success. This beng the
first month of the second year in the
new building, there are large num-
Der whose membership expires. One
hundred and seventy have been Sc
cured this month. Treasurer Richard
Wilson is helping along this remark
able membership.
Tuesday evening at 1880 Harry Lit
ties Bible class will take up Good
mans Progressive Bible Studies" All
men interested in Bible study are IN
vited to join this class.
All the educational classes started
off this week with renewed energy.
Several of the classes increased their
membership
The entertainment and reception
next Friday will be given by the Y. P.
S. G. z. of the Third Christian church.
] The personal workers Bible class at
l2:3O Sunday will study Noah.
The shop meeting Thursday was ad-
dressed b. H. A. OFT on the subject,
1.-The Great Salvation" A large audi
ence of men was present and enjoyed
the address
The song service Sunday was so
well appreciated that a number have
asked to have them often. It is ex-
lpected that they Will be arranged once
a month.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-14
LEAvENwoRTH IS ACTIVE.
Baseball Situation in That Town 1:
Improving.

Leavenworth will be in the Western
association this next season. The fans
of that town have decreed to "stick' -
They got together on Thursday night.
The Leavenworth Times tells the
story of the proceedings as follows:
"At a meeting of the Leavenworth
Baseball association held in the Office
of the club last night, all of the shares
were taken up and the organization
for 1905 was perfected. President,
secretary, treasurer delegates to the
meeting in Kansas City, January IS,
were elected, and with this baseball
in Leavenworth in 1905 became a
'cinched' proposition.
"Avaunt, We fears of no baseball for
.Leavenworth in 1905, for We are idle.
The organization tonight means that
the local franchise will not be sold out
of the city and that the club will now
get to work in earnest and lay plans
for the spring
THE club is still deficient in its
finances, and petitions will be circu-
lated by the stockholders and their
friends during the remainder of the
winter. About $500 would fill UP a
big hole and put the team into sound
financial condition There should be
no trouble in getting this amount sub
scribed with every other town in the
league gathering above 81, 600 every
year. A baseball team in a town of
~@A-1 N-1- -
much less when the salary limit is
raised 5000 next month, and subscrip-
lions are sorely needed.
Three men are now being consid-
cred for the place as manager of the
local team. They are Harry Corbin,
the catcher of last year who managed
the Orioles toward the end of the sea-
son and got the magnificent burst of
speed out of the badly shattered
bunch; Captain Bender. the star Ne
braska university player, and Lew
Armstrong, who caught for Fort
Scott last year and who is one of the
veterans of the league. The men can
not get together on this question as
yet, but it will be one of the three,
with chances favoring Corbin a. little.
AS will be seen elsewhere, Bender has
already signed with Little Rock
g Harry has been formally award
ed this city by the national association
commission, and is anxious to show
what good work he can get out of the
locals.
''The rest of the team as it now
stands has been published, but the
management is going to work in earn
est to sign all the good men it can
before the practice season in April
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i'ciub felding'' averages follow:


Pitchers are not supposed to do
much in the way of fielding, but a
perusal of the list shows that but
eleven fielded less than 800. HOWE,
Carter and Hughes all got into the
nine mark, the latter in sixteenth
place with .938. And that is a pretty
good record.
O'Brien of Pittsburg led. He only
played in IA games, however. Skinny
Horton of Springfield was second
credit mark .979, but only Al games.
Tom Halla of Pittsburg is third. In
s games he held a mark of 1866 and
really therefore gets the laurels. Bill
Terrence of Pittsburg, too, ought to
have a sheaf of palms, however. That
all around baseball player pitched a
total of SO games for Pittsburg and
Joplin, for he played with both teams
during the season. and made an aver
age of 1916. That is something to
be proud of, and ought to act like a
wet yeast cake under his salary for
next season.
The pitchers fielding averages fol-
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When it comes to the outfielders, To-
peka did not fare so badly, with the
exception of Cole. The little Saint got
thirty-frst place in the list, out OF
total of So. His average was 1859. He
made more errors than any other out
A. Nickel of Leavenworth, has the
next largest list of errors, a total of %.
An unknown. by the name of Perkins
of Fort Scott, leads. He only partici-
pated in 16 games Hurlburt of Tope
ka, with but two errors is second, av-
erage .977. Johnny Kane in reality
leads, having played 12O games, made
q errors. record of 1858. Thompson,
ing, also a castoff, was eighth. Bevis
fell in the nineteenth hole. Gus AL
berts was next to last, with Jake Bene!
last. Doc Shiveley should not have
sprung such a chastity joke on Jake
Bene-
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DISFIGURING ULCER
People Looked at Her IN AnazsasHi.
Pronounced heBrabIe. Face Nov
Clear as Ever.
THANKS GOD FOR CUTGlRA

Mrs. P. Hackett, of 400 Van Buren,
St., Brooklyn, N. Y, says: g wish
to give thanks for the marvellous cure
of my mother by Cuticura- She had
q severe ulcer, which physicians had
pronounced incurable. It was q ter
rible Disagreement, and peop1e
would stand in Amusement and look
after her. After there was no hope
from doctors she began using cuti-
cura Soap, Ointment, and Pills, and
now. thank God, she is completely
cured, and her face is as smooth and
clear as eves.''
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Among the shortstops MacLear of
Pittsburg is the real leader although
he got third place with a mark of 1887.
Byrne of Fort Scott was first, but he
only played in 26 games. Roy st. John,
LeavenWorth's star, was second, but
lacked nineteen games of playing as
many as the clever Pirate. Compare
sons have often been made as to the
relative merits of Fillman, Risley,
White and Olson. They fell in a bunch.
Risley was fifth White sixth, Fillnan
seventh and Olson eighth. But six
points separate the lola captain and
the crack little Swede of the Saints.
The averages of the shortstops fol-
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HOW THEY PLAY.
Fielding Averages of the Mis-
souri, Valley Players.
Topeka Is at Foot of the
List.
NOT A FIRST RATER.
All the Players Are Far From
the Top.
NOT A FIRST RATER.
Staner Leads Catchers and ROhn
First Basemen.

The fielding and pitching averages
for the Missouri Valley league, season
1905, were made public by President
D. nj. Shiveley today. AS usual there
are many surprises, but the most
pointed one is the fact that Topeka is
at the foot of the CLUB fielding" aver
ages with a mark of .914. Most peo-
pie knew that the Saints were poor
hitters, and it was generally thought
that they saved their bacon" fire.
quently by timely fielding. But the
record Sayeth not so.
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A. 3. Canman, Chicago, writes March 1.
1903: Having been troubled with lumba-
60 at different times and tried one phy-
stefan after another. then different ONT
ments and linaments. gave it up alto
gether. So I tried once more and got a
bottle of Billiards. Snow Linament which
gave me almost instant relief 1 car
cheerfully recommend it. and will add nv
name to your list OF former sufferers =
sc, soc and 81. Sold by Row1ey & Snow
and ". S. Miller
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NOTICE TO DIVORCES.
Episcopal Ministers in Kansas City
Diocese Issue a Warning.

Kansas City, Mo, Jan. 14.-The fol-
lowing has been signed by every priest
in active work in this (EpiscopaD do
cese of Kansas City:
Notice:
eve the undersigned clergy, in
view of the magnitude the divorce
evil do hereby give notice to all whom
it may concern that we will not
solemnize holy matrimony in any
case in which either party has a hus-
band or wife living, who has been di-
vorced for any cause arising after
marriage