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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24

Scr ctpo5 @roO, nm ocn Mun0, Of.
Ole 0cl6mud@lperf5cuge, SIT relnt'
Qelt, neil Damn ie0cr 1cltc S6Iltf
cbCnlo out ldmcdt, mic Der critic ltr0
uid)t MIR uicI mcbr %gctrrrntcn luerocu
tont, che cincm 0n3 Irlnfcn ml0crs
itcbt, ionncrn cbcn ser pole, linnlihc
@cnll6 0C9 @ctr0ntca bis iltnl lCtiCl
Sdhtd unhGlt, ludbrcnO unOcrniuIl5
Der critic Sd)llIf Der bette lit ln0 Oct
@Cihnlud1Ciuorud lid) NIT icoCm
mcitcrcn Shlltd obihp0ht.
Gicic Observation-Disclosures Gi6crs
id)uit lit notilrlid) idIon bci'm Wicbl
%norhun0clL mo c@ miro pon lbr clio
id)pn in Der Slide Wcbrnlrd) acmoht.
Wcbl5uiuB 5lt Den @cn1ijlcn bci'ul
audbcu idnp0dt ihrcu @cldlnnd, nidt
ctlun BLOB oC1huIb, neil SHELTER cilt'
biileno ulIi Die observation-disclosures
mirft, ipnocrn iucil cine gcgcnlcltlae
3cricBlrn0 Scr bclocrlcltl1cn Shnlcd'
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U@h, w~ani,Lro, ,,,c,, Nc.
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M,,n,. s,; .I n,. ,,;,,o rc;r,.
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:, wo.,nin,t, ,,r,, - ,nn
,, .,f,,,ht n,;i;n ;,,or,
Cusr, ,r;,nn. mni,,f G. -
>on Wohr,,L ;,;m m,;..r o;,,on,
ctnghon mn,> ,r-.nnaih,n ,,n, ;h,,
>,,, n1,;hn,,1 , nnGor,nta,h,,,
M,r,cn -, nch,,cr 1cr 0c,cr for,
ID, ir;h, Thnr,m,,an ST. n;rs NIL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24
Scr &nn am cnolildcn S,uic.

Gd)on ST ocn 3citcn scr Gonigin
Glllubctb bcltun0 am cnAIilhcn &olc
Die Sittc, 0nB jcOcr @otihnitcr elmer
ull2ludrtigcn Wtubt nit cItcu SUB
bon Der &OnigIn ON Shllb ieincr
Nc1IuubigrnNS Gcrcmonlc cmpinr.
gen muroc. Die SouiNim tilBtc ibu
cntluc0Cr uul Die @udc oOcr ulif oclt
WflutN, ic nud)0cm or ibr gclicl. Sic
bc0lcitctc Ocn SUB nit 0cn gHoricn:
o0llrh olc'cu aitb gcbc lh Glth Die
GrlulbuiB, ale mclnc Gunlcn ST fiji.
icu." Ter Mllb uri ocn Muuo lit.
mlc ullbclNnnt, bWttc muhl an uIlcH
N0icn 6urh 0cu @ouotuB cricbt. 9tltr
AM cngIilhcu Noic beIicbt nod Ole
uItc @cluobnbcit iniomcit, oI5 Satin
mo Iod)tcr BON Beers BET lbrcr Gpr.
ltclllrlg nnl Moic 0ng 9tcdt b%cliBcn,
Don Dem Wiunurdcu Gctil6t jlt mer'
Den. nod mcltcr ulI3acocbnt lit Die
Site nm iriihcn Sole. Ger NIcc.
aonig pom ,Srlnn0, Der ais ioIber
lclbltOcrltdnoIih Der pcrlonlihc Ser.
trctcr 0c3 &OnlN3 bon @%roBbrttnIi'
nlen ut, lit n1dl uItbcrNcbrubter Sitte
gc5mlutgcn. icomcOc Game, Oh Jung
o0cr alt. UCrbcirntbct Oocr nid)t pet.
bcirnt6ct, buBlld) uOcr idor. bel lbrer
Ginlilbrut1 St Noic nit clnent arilc
III bcuiltommncn. Gin unocrcr
Stono, nGmlih Die Gr5biih0ic mo
8i'do'c, miro aud hcllte nod pom
aonig nui bic Nadc gcfiiBt; ia bel Der
ar0nnlIlg clncS llclIcn &0ull5 bat lus
gar Der Grjbildoi bon Canterbury.
mcld)cr Die rcllglolc Nronumg9 Sc
rclllonic IN Der @Cltmlnltcr . Nbict
ooIl5icbt, bn3 EorrcdJt, ocn neuae'
frontcn aoni1 5llcrlt AM 1tlrH mo
Wangcn 81 %tillIcl. Solhc3 nlebr
c%crcn1oniclIc Niliicn gcbt olrl Die rril'
beltcn gcifihtIld)cu 3cltcu iuriid.
Gauge Dor Der d)riitlidcn 3eitrcd).
ming tiiBtcn iid) Die IN Die cIcuiinlldcn
Mpltcrien GinGGucibtcn, mo oielcr
anB goIt ais 3ctnru Der Nrilocrlduit
mo oes gleifen @cbeimuillcts. Gr
iogtc ungcfdbr oalielbc. Nos beltte
0uS 0en %tSrcimnllrcru %bCion0crs dla.
roftcriltilhcNonoOrildcu 1T. Die alien
Honer filBien ibrc 6ruucn nId)t aus
Stcbc, Ion0crn nm bcralt5 I'll 'tnoen,
Oh ibrc Srollcn udbreno ibrcr Ibpe'
lcnbcit Meiu gctruntcn botten. Die
often @ricdcn 5pungcn ihre 6rallen,
3luiebeln 81 ellen. neil lie gl0ublelt.
ouourd) iiter 81 ieih ouB fcln atOc'
rcr Mann mGbrcno ibrer Nbpeienbcit
BON 0ullic Die 6rnu fiilien meroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24

tritt, 0icic StclllnQ nod fCine>mcg4
rcd)ticrti1t. Sn d0r0Ftcriltild)cr
Mciic bot lid bo@ bel hcnl Mciu &c
Sciot. llnicrc EurIumcnturiCr. Ocrcn
bcuurilr0tc@ Sdobtino ia Der %8cin
lit, bubcn i'm %crctn nit Der Yoli5cl
llno ibrcr NobrulNHntittCl GbCui
fer lid, uQc crbcullldc Wtiibc 0cNs
ben, ibrcn 2icbllng 0Clctlld poll
icilid III id)ilBclL, mo Der &crllldl III
tIGNlid) NcldDcitcrt. IS 1T lcbt nlIlcI
tia ullcrfonnt un0 lclt0cltcIlt, ooG
MIR oic iipci Nihcnbrobcl mllcrcr
ldullm1bi0cn FbplioloQic @cldntod
mo @Crlld) elm Du0lCrlld rtd)tlGca
llrtbcil iibcr oCn Mcin 0bjngcbcl
pcrnl0Qcn mo Scr fcnlllhcn Frli
iruna MIR oic Mcin EortIdlcrclclt
5uNGn0lih liltb, Die nit lcttt crtcnns
burcn TrcmnltoiiCn oocr 10 gcntod}t
inn, bob Die Mul'cnltoi'c Oc@ SSclnc@
in ibrcn Mcn1cpCrhdItnlncn NrOtIts
d)Cr pCrld)pbCn mllrocll. I'm Is tlrj
5l loNCu, lulr ppli}ctml0ri0c Wcinc
Crlpild1t bout 81 Gage 0lc9tnbrltnN@'
ntittcl Gbcnlic, nhcr lilr 0%cllun0bclt@'
luioriNC lilr0 Die Muihcn hires PC
Bcn nod uicI SIT luCit; hcln 0lClc 81,
aCnlhnlt bCrllbt dltI 0clt f@ctnltcu
Stulicn oC& NCinca, lcircn lpciill
id)cll NpllN>uCttcn, iclnct Hlcd). nm
WcifmodltolIClt, sd hobc lilr DC,
rem YriiilWrN nit neither Noturolo
IUlc cine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mctbobr.
sic in0cn. Ncllrul InolnIc, NCIltlt.
OCn, obCr uuicrc 0cIcbrtcn NcrrcE
pCrltchcn tic ltid,t.
Tpd) mir mollcn poir Nro0c lprc-
d)cll.
Nlld) OCllcu Stcllinh hiC C2 lid) IN
per Grn0bruunO 6c3 MCnldCn crrltl'.
GEN BOT, rcr6ultt c@ 0urhnll3 nId)t
uuCin lci1cn dcnlild)cn Mnllcnlio'
len mo ocrcn GlildIlhCr 3nlonlmcnr
lcfl,uo. ion6crn cbcnio lchr icil,cn
lpciiildcn, i'm @cihnlod mo &c,
rnd nc4 NrnOc3 at Iogc trctcn0cn
Stniicu.
o>ou bcinuhcrrn Triiiurocu hicicr
otniic inn mir uur inIdc iihcr hcu
Aoicr brforut ocmnrnru pcincr fonr
ih ,,idt mchr ororhrn Inn mn INN
mon, ,ir rcrGiicutIitt ,irh \h moi,
n,r nob ,d,on nnr nirIrn Hohrrn iclt
oritrnt murnr Noa Nncniu" hrr inr.
,iiiidbr Stnii hra ,Snicra Uotriltiid
onrro"-Noicr\ ,ri Gin romrrtIid,
sic y~.cnco,,ron Nc,ncr Icbboi, M.
rc,crhca Gcrn;rum, 7ou,it III
notiirIih rinrntIih nid,ta ouNcrrs no
ioot oIa mos sic l,roria sir I,,hr.
lru,c I1roSt oclchrt inf non hcrSo.
hcr sic l;irrhr itiht" Mih bobrn
lcincr Belt Oiclc NtqobClr, luic mohl
mundcn Mnocrcn. pcrnnIobt. III prii,
len. Oh Der Saicr ulld1 Den Mtcnidcn
,itidt" mo i'm cbcnio nntrcibt lln0
6ci1biot. mic 0o9 Ticr0, or6GcrcOilt5.
rcltbGtiofcit 1T cntuidcln. ,}d ionA
0icic @crnnltbuno bcIt1ti0t. mo in
Den arCiicn Der Sportplclttc, uunrcnt
lid scr @craitci0cr. crn6crtc lid, ou.
mails Der Nnicr raid cine 0roBcScr'
brcltrnN ol2 northumberland Dor
mo bel onltrcn0cnocn lln%icrucbmll1'
gen, mo c@ trot jcnc 3clt Elm, III Der
0ic Gr5cu0ltng mo Der &crbroltdl
niht bIoB BON Nofcrgrilbc nm 500
tcrbroO, lon0crt oltd) poll allen WrnN'
lld)cn otbcrcn 0o'er ; Frop0rdtclt
Cillcn rlciiNcn Nu'Idmung l1nbnL no
mclltlld olld) cine crbcblldc Hcllcbt'
belt BET Der G%rndbrrng Der ainocr CT
rcid)tc.
T;,;,, D,,G,rS h,,1,I;d, So. g,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24

gr 1924, Nn'solrtmor, .strabs. I. BIN.
mer IN S,trsu an uetmietben Nstuiis
0ctrHrf- unb pclne. Pau. Nitr,Ntdue.
ret Pier. EeriummIunqsIpfaI heS OF.
a%pmbnrotr Smurcrr. E1n. nrs peibs
Berctns. gbef. 3eI. --s9oltc 2562 ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24
Sn u%crtuufcn:
@croct Snmsciocntbiimrr.
3u ptrfdnfcn:

III UtfThNTtN.
Wlcoerne streiitodige Sdnier nit feds SIM
retn az Der g9c'iicite Der @robe .Gtrube. 8pi
tden 5dirmount' @loenue ltn6 SGOcttt Sirube.
Soben centcrtirte acuer. cenucutirte3 4roitptr,
gidit gcpiIuiterie Gtrubc. SCfcf. Surfaces ln1o
Miurntcr "a reppcu, 0rei6 $775. @riiuhSin5 $50
bro Sabr. llntcr Icihter Bcoin1InpCn her
fault. Wlun nebme bic 6uirncuri gIbcrie Cars.
C. Z. Gallagher, Enulntcrucbnlcr,
02e-D gir. 2sOS. Ncirn1onnt glhe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24

sc 8, mn So,at Girnitc. Snrp,rnortisr
hes .Rancrn ar. tint. sgiereirs. -Sihcus
frau3sG,antenpercinS, rgnutnt Srtu'crp.
Nnt. m.tn Qeibs RcreiuS.- ~1cutfhe &C.
miitbIiffcii.' .0~sHeif@mieoe Union. un6
.ScfpersGcnfIuoc gr. 41s. :. q. p Trt'
Ihes Ricr AT ieber Belt. 2clepb'u: q.
& q, - Noif 2500 ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24

Gr. e23. 'TorS GNtut ode without. Ctr.
Rerfn mmlnlpsloInl ocS .slnicnin . 9ou'
cInoeS yir. 800. =, o." rStuibensDi,
ltrifiS gir. 100" nG6incts3titrifis ytr.
1903. ,. u. D." ura oGiIirifts Nr. $50.
3. Il, q" Su0e at Sercirs All Ocru1ie'
then. 5ctnI.e Rtcte. gbcir. ano unecrc
8ctrditfe. I22-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24

EcuiipnSmeiS t.-8rts.
better: .Seben Sic nal, SRI. 6rie.
oo. mic idlon mcinc @~ortoiicln Bit.
benz" ~ Nodiiid: so on toll-
men Sic pobl baI0 gern1bt luerbenl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24

ilbCrntGBigc GinluirflrnQ 0n0er@ortI-
ger Micditoiic olti Die Nolcnld)lclnl.
bullt.
GoiicIbc gilt audi iilr Die @e
idnluda , Sr0onc. @cr bot luobl
uiht Dol, ocH Scicrn ais alno oo@
NcrNnii0rn 0cnoiicn HcbCrtbron lhll'
den III miiiicn, lrlb lit nit ocr9roos
ldrnlttc ooNcitonOcn, ltnt Dem SOL
Icnid)Ird id)nCl Ole @roolfnlttc tol
gen 81 Iol'ClL Oun1it nidt Die llbcr
lolhc mCrbortc &Crgcpnlti1lrng CIT
porte Notur Ocn <%cuicIatront nit
Erotclt bcrollHbCi0r0crt?
Nctunnt lit |lCrllcr Der Wcbrultd),
DER BON 0Cnl Nro0 III OCn HrCilCn Scr
Cl9Clltltdcn SuhrCritUn0iNcn ulll
Dem WcblctC Der @Cldmlnd3priilunN
nGmlid pnn 0cn McinidumCdcrlt, &c.
nlud)t miro. Niclc luil'cn ooB man
iCinC M%CinIurtC rihtlN priliCn tullR,
il lunNc man Den WCldnlud Cincr
nnrhrr ornri;ttcu cortr md, o,,i ncr
lrror hot ,u,h Nol, o., uiht orni,ot
NOM r,or sic ,ucrit oridhnlrttr M
finn ouajn,tt ohcr nr,, 0purh rnit If.
ocuh c;,cr IIi,iofc;t o~uainiiIt Ter
N,c,d,p,o4 Scr critcr 1,rnhr nu,p
,Gu,Iih ncr,;d,trt ,nrrnrn NM Toa
nclirot orriioruh n,,r n,,rh ms
Damon c;nc. observation-disclosures "a.
rit rc;uiot" hcr 0a~cirid,r,c4cr ,c;rc
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
0irir moftiidrr N~riohr,n,ocu Io,.
! ,cr fam, rinc orhcrc 1ocutur, ~
dis hic h,r n;c -, A,,h er,hoItr,cn
Wicd NM chr,ca,t,,,c cling 3bnI;d,r
,crictcrhc ,cr,t3rcrhc 0;nrirr,u,,
mi orhcrr ~nroori,1,c N;ch. uuh
: hntcditoiir ouaiibcr mic n;es, mn
ncu nirlru ,,,r 0uitrcirinu,o 7ro.
ohori,otinr, ~nrrmrnnctrr hor,i,cu
NM Gthcriihcu 0nitit,,,ru o;It ~
ncm ncr nm, c~n,ninhlrrrr 0,ooc,
ncu 9onnirr u
NIcihcr mir hicrbci circr w,,,ru.
hIirf ,trbrr SO, III nnh orris &cnrru
,hor ouforioucr hoS hir u,,it inNS.
trrituhcn rtroo c;nrrtbiimIih Hc;.
rrn bc,itt mn o,,h NOM n;ht ocrohc
,r,rr,ca ,r;;h ,~ch,Tc,o. Mr,n >,r4
orocbGrit III Ncr Wr,nocr,,h ,o,,
ouncr,rhcr,lih n,rhcrr,4t T,kc;
hori nm sir bcronrtr Shotiod,c grin
urrt mrrncu no6 mrrio5tcra bci ms
il, SiihncutidIouh ,rhr nirIioh hic
W1dcrrirn o,,dh yUcir1tuhcu INN ms
ocrohc niric >nrtc INN, Mc;n,t,bo,
,ih elmer brlouhcrru y;nrIirbc ori
tc,,s nrr ciocntIihcn lc~;,id,,c,frr
o,,i hicicm Wcbictc rIirput 81,
n,crfmiirhior I1hiofrit nrs Wrohca
hir ~yIrirhi;itr -, ~rc,,trol;iircr hGI,
hir p,,i, hir,rr : rirritrbcr ,rci INN,
hicicm bct%1ubcnhcr onoen,c;rcr
yaciunuit SCR IN, Mcocr,,t b,cr,u
b1,,iin il, g0riridr,rcr onncrcr 0(rt
bcinuNcrS acurru mr,,n ,ic niht
ichr out or(iiitpt linn hcrr,d,t ~
,hcint mir ho6 nor o}roNocr,,h o,,h
brn, G,cr,,h ncs 5obofo ~rntororr,
tritt
0cbrcu mir uuriid -, ocr Honr n;c
ms Wron o,,i nru, mchictc hcr N,.
r0bruuo nhcr bci,cr orioot he;,u,Ni.
,cu ,nicn a;rr IL fror ho5, 90 r;dt
bIor bip cinca Nohr,nnSn,iurls
ii]bcrbount cinpinmt ciprs Toh.
ruuosmit,cIa non ncn, n,o,, ,ncnin
item" circ 2cit Ionn ann, ouci,, ,it
,t0brru fnnr ,orNrrn nna y,roh If
bic ouocnrrinitc Vciinci,c sic ma.
n,cutIih ooun nj. ,nld,r ;,r y;rr,rc,,.
hIuto fnrnn,t mcrr nrnr lhorf nhrr
ouihriro(ih ,dmrfrrhr cnciicr nm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24

Rorbvh. Ode 6orob. nno gnroItue, Itrcke,
e%nnpt1uartier pes .TnhcrN'U Pdnnercots'
P.,N. ,Gde Souab. mn Gdrultneftr. Vet
etnsnerinmmTnna iebru Snrneriiaa Nhenh,
steu, MtiaIteeer piIlfonImcit Hotaha'
lihet Ricr Der g~aitou1l' 9rnucret TN 8apt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24

Er. it0t. FurbrTertrnf.N bsnts
Ter .gorbot Smufrhrabrefbe Tnupstetn
ban Baltimore ~t,rlNWu,eh I'D bier
jrbsn WpItina. -- Nerrae rrcbm d 6onA
Rict am 8Jpt. nI1 bentf0er urt btreft
nom anb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24
Gaatsu sat etahissttsN =.


earina's Eeuiru ettbrrfrans.eans.
Sintrc1s@6e 3. cir. II. sSnii gpe., @nntou
euupi ana rt.er oca Gdriun picaerfruM -
Siraftunnc ieecn 1onnerItna TbeTo. -
9amcnsGerein berfGnlmett flb ieoen 9tsn'
iina Nhcno. En'iouulaPte nl Bupt.--
Gbeiapeofe 7cIepbpu: sScIie 1853 y.
(gnritt3tS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24
Nber'S ,,Qbslwets-Sane

mnrnlono,IeIepbou - 81 I.
e%auptauarticr bfs 6efdnaoere.nt .vssl:
ipeit," .9amensRcseins bes 0otnve.A.--
reartnnse pnrIoees Rr, 446L y: 2. o..
.~ftieuiaI.D iftrtfi3 Gx. thS. y. ny tne
-Qanteu Gpor. u. Bfrari9nras"SerfnS- :.
(@ept2t. fS)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24

aorbpitsGde hcr Dom, unn Hcrrcit Glrabe.
e%arptGnartier hes 6cinraperctns -Waelc'
bte". Stnaitinoen ieber DonrcritneHbeHb.
Rsriammiina,n ocs .eentcrrtot Uleteer'
Rst.rns" ieoen 2. uro I. DleuIlua I'm @so'
rai. 1eIepbpR - Wt. sermon 28S6 u.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24
Ssss ". salt,sr'. sGoIuwbia.eaas.

Nr. 1922, Of Frdtt'9trnbe.
.StNeuGDarmsidbtct Bcrsiu" b.rfammett
tth isben erften Bieniius I'm Wcrot In
Der Saue. Saue for Bereint ans 0eh'
ltNfeiteu All btrultetosu.
tNnnb.iS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24

gr. TOT aub 7O7, ao,rbaro'etrobs, ets1.
Ianttouu. Seirite &etne nnb atqu6re.
beTfen Wool! garlnrs tn ~cisbIaubtosn-
Srompts Bsotenuna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24
3pIspa edweuarr'f 6aft.

Sic beiteu g4cin, I'M I8cltcno. Wubl'
1etteu 8u lcoer !3eit ScidhniiSInnib cine
Gpe8tdlliat. - p~GIptuhdritcr Deb Gar
ronton Nrbciter YilHntrfors",
(Npril20. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24
Sahu O.. enctnei & Cons,
!etprp Is, aIsiu's RsEautaut,

! gr. 2t8, Club, nuts 6uipuroAStiobe
J Eoraiieli6e Nctnc, GplrituoteH u. linton.
, Giqorrcn. @citcs Ricr AM 3apf. punih
! fir @efhiitsItrie bon 1870 Sornt. bis
] 2 llbr Ruhmltiap&, 2clepb0n y. 4 y.
] Wd. Rerrou 300s-N. (Uidrd2)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24
Steacuaclnhc.
StCururium

GIN iltracr Mtnfi ipiiniht hnS Frc'icn fcvit-
Ger Nletoer i'm G6nciccraeibdft rhcr IN cincr
Hetntauftgennitult ~ e%rIcrncn. Iora!ie :rtcr
9htifre ~. %" AT bic ,Gurrci ponoents ~ iiiee.
t2b5-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24

@crlanst: WGnucr nnh Snabcn.
VCrInuat
NrlInI..l

ENliNIsii
IN cincnt G1QrpSl Hlctocrgethuit Gin Crfubrrr
net Hertiibrer uno Seiiquer. " her oic HCitunQ
pcs Suihueioc 3tnmere ilbcrtChuelr fam. gind1s
3ufrapcn bCt NJ ~. EoudIbcimcr a Suns. a'nco.
NIB UermausS iranc. t2G6-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-24
@crlanst I'M Inacmcincn.


Gin oentihcr NiUuu fudt Gin aoiihur5 in
Wiitielpunfte ocr StGoi. 9%lorciiirc; ~. w.
Gutreipuuocut SiiicC. tgGD
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-31
McGRAW POPULAR
IN MANHATTAN NH AN
Fans Give <'Muggsy'' an Ovation
at Game of Yester-
day.

New York Sun Special Service.
New York, May 31.-A remarkable demonstra-
ton occurred at the polo grounds yesterday at
ternoon when Manager McGraw Of the giants
walked across the field. AS soon as he was
recognized, 80, 600 spectators as one man
and gave the aggressive manager such
ton as has not been accorded to any other
leader of New York team.
Such cries 'You got the worst end Of 1t.
Mac 'Dreyfuss wants to cripple u.s. and
''Well stand by you, johnny heard
every side. The crowd clamored for the ap-
pearance of the r9anaser. and. bat in hand. Nc
Graw was obliged to step to the plate anu bat
out flies and grounders to his players. Whether
this was an open def to President Pulliam could
not be definitely learned, but it is believed
that McGraw's suspension disbars him only from
active participation in play and deprives him
of the direction Of his team, but nothing, 1t Is
said, prevents him from practicing with his
men.
Secretary Knowles and Assistant Secretary
Murphy said that President Brush would uphold
McGraw in his fight to have Pulliams order
rescinded. Mr.. Brush is convinced than
ever before that Dreyfuss' charges against the
giants manager were actuted by Jealousy and
he is determined to have the National league
deal with the Dreyfuss- McGraw case in more
reasonable manner than Pulliam did.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-31
CHICAGO AND MICHIGAN
LEAD IN THE TENNIS

New York Sun Special Service -.
Chicago, May 31.-Chicago and Michigan lead
in the tourney for the western intercollegiate
tennis championship a result. of the first
days play on the University Of Chicago courts
yesterday. Wisconsin and Northwestern were
put out of the race in the doubles, while both
the badger players, Loesch and Realm, In the
singles, fell by the waysde. Captain Garnet of
Chicago easily defeated Loesel of Wisconsin,
while Rowley. Garnets team mate, won an up
hill fight against Realm Of Wisconsin. Nc
Neill, the Michigan crack, had an easy time with
Wilmar of Northwestern, but Forestau the lat
ters team mate, put Monett, 1owa's best man,
out of the fight in three-set match.
In doubles the Chicago team. Garnet and
Gray showed great form against the badger pair.
Loesch and Reahn while Mcneil and Stuart Of
Michigan played three snappy sets against Will
mar and Forestal of Northwestern. The sum-
mary: ".5 ... .z... B.. -.. ST.
singles-Garnet Chicago, defeated Ioesch.
Wisconsin, 60, 6-3: ForestaI. Northwestern, de-
feated Monet, Iowa, 6-3, 40, 81; Row1ey, Chi
cage, defeated Realm, Wisconsin, 4.8, 6-S. Gil;
Mcneil Michigan, defeated Wilmar Northwest.
ern, 81, 81. , r-..r.-... -
Doubles-Garnet and Gray. Chicago, defeated
Loesch and Realm, Wisconsin. 6-3, 6.3. 1913;
Mcneil and Stuart. Michigan defeated Wilmar
and Forestall. Northwestern, 6-s, 6-2, ga. '-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-31
SPORTS
GARRY HERMANN
HAS SORE SPOT
Opens Up On the National
Leagues Staff Of Um-
pires.
New york Sun Special Service.

New York Sun Special Service.
Cincinnati, Ohio, May 31.-President Garry"
Hermann of the Reds, today, for the first time,
gave vent to public criticism of President Pull
ANS stat of umpires. E
AZ have no complaint to make against any
particular UMPIRE said President Hermann,
land there is no doubt III my mind that all
these officials are strictly honest in the giving
of decisions; but must say that the events OF
the present season have demcnstra ted that some
of the men President Pul1iam's staff are
sorely lacking In Judgment Gv
'"lhe way In which some players have been
thrown out of games for registering the slight
est kick, while others who have heaDed abuse
upon the umpires have not been touched, seems
unjust, to say the least. This lack of Judgment
has not had a good effect upon the players. In
our own team there have been cases in which
players have been elected from games and
fined for good cause, the evidence that went
with such cases showing that they had Of
Tended only in the slightest degree --
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-31
IS
DOWN FOR SEASON
Star Jockey Suffers as a Result
Of Bad Looking
Ride.
New York Sun Special Service.

New York. May 31.-Jockey Eugene Hide
brand, the star rider of last season. was sus-
pended today for the remainder of the meeting
by the stewards of the Brooklyn Jockey club.
His case has been referred to the stewards of
the Jockey club for further action.
In their decision the Gravesend starters de-
clared that the finish of Hildebrand on Duenna,
when that FLY was beaten head by Last
Cherry showed incompetence. This finding, con-
sidering that Hildebrand was the greatest jock
ey In America last season, and was in the en-
ploy of Herman B. Duryea and Harry Payne
Whitney at salary of $4,000 year, is prac-
tically declaration by the stewards that his
handling Of Duenna warrants the withdrawal of
his license. II
There was great lunge Last Cherry, the
FLY that defeated Duenna. She was backed
from to to 8 to s.. 1t was this heavy play
of Hildebrand's suspicious handling of Duenna,
when his mount seemingly had Last Cherry
beaten, that aroused the stewards to investigate
the race. Several witnesses testified against the
jockey. In explanation OF his weak finish, Hill
debrand told the stewards that his right foot
| slipped out of the stirrup iron and that he could
| not ride Duenna properly. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-31
MURDERESS DOOMED,
BUT GAINS FEW DAYS

Montpelier, VT, May 91-Chief JUS
tice Rowell Of the state supreme court
today refused to grant a writ OF error
in the case Of Mrs. Mary M. Rogers,
condemned to death for the murder OF
her husband. Governor Bell, however,
announced that he would grant the
woman another reprieve for a short
time. in order that her attorneys might
have an opportunity to bring the mat
ter before one of the justices of the
United States supreme court. Justice
Rowell declared that no federal ques-
tion was involved.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-31
BLIND BOYS TEAM
DEFEAT Y. N. 6. 4.
A Field Meet in Which Sight Is
of No Advan-
tage.
New York Sun Special Service,

New York Sun Special Service
Louisville, May 91.-Before 500 interested
spectat tors the pupils Of the Kentucky institute
for the blind yesterday defeated the Y. NJ. G.. A.
representatives in field contest. The blind
boys captured six events and scored ffty-three
points. Y. M. G. A. won four events and made
total Of thirty-seven points. The standing
high jump resulted in tie between Frank
Hughes of the Y. M. c. A. and Elijah Brown of
the institute, both going over the mark at 4
feet 8 inches. ...E..
The blind boys won the fifty and seventy.fye.
yard dashes, the sack race, the tug Of war and
the climbing contests.
Y. NJ. c. A. was victorious In the egg race,
the standing broad jump, the walking race and
the springboard contest.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-05-31
SKELETON IN THE WOODS
Daniel Trigg, a Lu1nberman, Persisted
More Than Year Ago. -

Special to The Journal.
: Manistique, Mich, May 31.-The
skeleton OF Daniel Trigg, who froze to
death has been found in the woods. He
left Scott g camp to 60 to Roberts
camp, year ago last winter, and was
was found by two hunters and identi-
fed by letter in his pocket. He was
middle-aged lumbermar and left sew
eral children.