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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-23
ScfanntmadJnngcn.
S]epartcmcnt fir uiicrtlihc SiferBeit-9auten.
CUB. Scpartemcut oce @ebduoe.S nipettur
purcnus, 1lutuhuus.

Baltimore. oel IS. Oftober 1905.
SurocrunNes ~gtuGebote fir ole @rribiung eincS
@cbdlioce AMI eitem Grltnoitiid an Der Gde bon
6ulinss mo Nmitp StraBe fiir oeH Wiahor uto
Stuoirutb Don Baltimore, mo pclheo bon Oct
lcbUrhc Der SdulsSommtiinre ais Sfule 1ir. 10
bcniBt lucroeH iOI. lueroeu bon bem aHoaro
pf %gipnroa" Der Stuot Baltimore e~lteeeen gcs
Huml1cl.
Snroerlu89.guBcbot miiiieu in beriteeelten
&rlcfsllmibIdaen, nit Der Noreie oes oNoaro
uf Npuro9." am Oher Dor oem I. Hppembcr
1905, @urmrittaas II ithr, bel DEM Stuot-9teGi,
TRAITOR, Nrlt. 00rr0 j.. Nuoper, in oeiieu SilredI
I'M Ntaibbunic ctlgereiht iperoet mo an Der
!lllbellelte nit Der gMfifriit pNio for Sbool
SOulc" ueriebcu fciu.
Ienea SorocrlnQe 9lnGebot miB bon eineM
hcgINltbtGtel Gbcd in ncr 9obe bon $500, 6dbls
bar an oen WIaOor mo Siaotrdtb BON &altls
more. beglcitet ielu.
&oIt Dem crIol9rcihen 9lngebotiteuer miro Die
StelllIllg einer nnlcbmbarcu Niirgibuft. luie i'm
SidoisSbnrter be5ttglih GoHtrGfte poraeitriCf
ben o%erIunSt.
RInnc lllo Spe3ifiIutioncn Fonncn I'M 9iireau
oe> @cbdtoc Gtipcitore nuh oem 10. Situber
1908 ctuaClebeI luerneu.
SIC Neboroc bcbGlt fih ous Nedt Dor, irgeno
loeIhc ooer ale NINcbote 81 uerlperfen.
@omaro :. ,Eretun,
NeitdttGt:
&. Glnn 5imauus,
Grdlioent Der GontrattOeb6roe.
(SttlO-2l,2 % ~. 3Ol
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-23
MiNfommcm, Scntidlnno'S Nine
rifaW
Ger Seutld)cn yNmcrlto

Ger Geutid)cn nNmcrlto" &4ill
tonmcn!
9obnbrchcnH chi bcn WcDirtc ser
idlmimnlcnocn 0riidcn ijbcr ojr id,
Der &Glfcrpcrfebr entmIdcjt iIbrr Die
lie chamber nGher tonmcrl lit audi
Icutidlauo'p ,9lmerito," Wrualti1
in ibren 9imcniioncL mic oo3 No
thcnlono, ncu mo MODERN m0 tort.
id,rittlid - nie bas ncllr Grutid.
luno, bon no Dos itol}c Glhr}rud
oua}icbt, uno mie bic nncljc Mclt."
Ser cs belttc oe3 beircrmOctrn otu.,
idcn Heid)S II. @olfeS @rijbc brin0t:
MiQtommen! IlS irobC1 3clhrn ser
potienoen 8roBe oeS NCid@ bc0rii
BEN mir Die nNnerito. uNCltid)
lunO'S 3utunit licat ot' Dem @@oi.
lcr," logte Dor Sobrcn Der StuutQ
mann olli 9euiidIanb'9 lbrou: -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-23

@roBc2 ungliid 0urdp
3citunaSborNcn. llnter oieicr llcbcr
Idrilt brinQt onS cnndbiidc Der.
liner &ouruol" iolgenoe otro0iife
@cldlid)te"; Ser Sarmer EbiIip
SocobS ididte Dor einigcn Soaen lcin
Sobndcn 5lum Atad)bar. nm Die Sci
tlln9 5u borgen. oTunmcI 0id)
amer, &obmric, ulo finn oobbcr mi.
Der" morcn sic IbihieoSmortc oc3
Icicbe0icrilcl Nopus. Sn Iciner Gle.
Dem @eiebIc nnd5utomnlen, %ltoIpcrtc
Sobnnic iiber eiten 9iencnfor6, NIT
Scr Sol9c, oob CT in weli9er ais ichn
Winlltcn 0as Nll$ieben zines mar5l.
gen CONNER &iirbilles bate. Ser
&otcr b0rtc icin @eidrci uno nnBtc,
oaB ctmas Sllrdltbarcs 9c'teben ZEN
mill'e, IN Ger Nilfregiing llef or &c
gen cine Stadclorabtfen5, rannte lie
ullL crlitt ctlpa Elm Snteno Mllnoell
ulo ulinirte ou5u nod eln Fnor $40
len, fir oaS er ou1 Sumitag porbar
So be5obIt bate. 0oS lpnre lpoDl
cine geniiqeuoe Straie fiir oaS 3el-
tu~ngSborgen aemeien; Ebillp'S Se''
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-23
Iuhu ". Wlud.

IS iturb pl5nlih am u, Cftobcr 1905 Scrr
Subu u. @lud IN icincut -. Hcbcnaiubrc. &c.
ltrbtcr WIttc non SIi3ubclb @IOd. Nlc Ncernt
RulN linocl WittHU OH, Nahmitlu9a , llhr, ul1
IruicrbGllc, &r. 20lG, @~nitcru'Nuenuc, aus
ami ocr Baltimore GcmeterO" HIATT.
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Is. & y uut Wb. Telephone.
SObm @. Scnfel,
Wr GOA, Glib ehars strahe.
TX Scr ScidlcubcItattcr,

tpcId.r cue 9~luftrd9e itet5 8ur Bufrleoenbeit
Gusliibrt. Die bon i6m bebdn6eItcn 3etben ibns
uell gSnhel lana ltegei, obne Die gertngilen
graouirte @inbalicmirerin, nno 1T ole &ebGnos
Mng bon SraIenletben oereH Spe5lalttdt.
(SuulO,10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-23

G0tlon BAT 0ieicr (oQc
0cn ionocrbarcn Iu5iprlld) QCthuu
ouB Der Nncritmncr 81 picI ciic. }rl
Olcl trlttc, 5u Dicl ld)loic un0 n.id)t
QcnltN, oIio jt mcnig orbcitc. Inn
neil Gollon 10 mas Qeioat hot, iorNt
Ole Frclic boiiir, oob ser Nu2iprud,
Die mcitcitc &crbrcititrg iinoct mCnlI
c3 olld Der bore llniim lit. G3 mluO
ia cin5clnc NmGrifoner aebcm sic 81
olcl ClIclt, trinfen lln0 ld)lofCn llnN
mclla o0cr ntdt5 arbcitcnL lucll ibuCn
lbrC Wtlttcl Io@ crlarbcn. Gob ubCr
0d0 aroBc Seer ser Nrbcitcr III Wcni0
orbcitc, 8loitbt fem Wcnidl ser cincn
Glnblid III unicre grbciter McrtitGt
ten Nctbon bot. IS mcrocn bicr5lt.
Inn0c NrOBCrc Torberumgcn an Ole
Nrbcit3tr0itc NciteQt. oils ionitmo,
llno ocncntipredlcno lit ollt) bn3
Nrlbcs mo ShIoi 0eoiiriniB Qr0Bcr.
Nb 81 OlcI 0c1eIier lnb %gctrunfCu
miro, lGBt lid) bel Dem %allgcmcIncn
l(rtbcil G0iion'H cbenfnllS bcItrcitcn.
IN 0roBcn Nrbciter. Samilien pcrbics
tCt iid Dos ifon BON ielblt. neil sic
Wtlttcl nid)t 3ltr Sdlemmcrci mo
E0ucrCi rCidlcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-23

NUmlnno'S tiirfiidJc SGocr.
equitable. WcbGube, @uitant arneu. strtS uffeu.
Gltuulg1-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-23
2puSpu Bari.

Ter hnuptid dlitbite Srieohuf tn Baltimore.
Nrcnl: $50 Ndcr. - Smme rpdh reuoer GEarter.
8u teoer 3eit errtitbur. Stint Gents SGbr'
aClo non alien Gtloltbeilen. StruBenbabHs
gSuGgOus pdiitrcn Den 9Gnpieiuanug ollie bret
WtinlteH. Marmes g9drie8iIHmer fir SOlbe,
Die oeu Srteobof bel rallbent Wettcr belrbcn.
NegrGhnlbplite 5u tebr mdBigen 4reiien,
IiWnItlib inter fortpdbreuoer GfleNe.
Shrean: Nj. u. eit.saratpoa.StraRe.
Can't
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-23

mar cine Eropbc5cibln8 unO Elm
EroArunmr. Gle Eropbc5ciblnl8 bot
lid criilut, Dos Frogromm lit }ur
Nnafilhrlrng 0Clonqt. &n fur5tr
Sponnc Griit lit sic propbcieitc SIT.
funit sur 0cQcmuort gCporocn; mo
ebcnbilrtig III gluen, iibcrlc8cn in
&iclent, i%lottert Die 6IuGgc Scr oCllt'
Idcn Non0cI9norinc ullI allen W{u.
item. Sclbit 0Ca &niicra @cgncr mlo
9teiocr ltno &oiicr mililcn Is 5ll1C'
itcbcn: ieinCr \<nitiotiuc, icIncn &n!.
pllic. icincm mcrniiOlihen %1tcr.
ciic, icinCm Irdngcm icincr NllinuW.
tcrllnN un0 icinCr Nnertcnnun9 iC0cr
@ciitlmQ lit oicicr lmucraIcidlIidlc
GrioIg IN CritCr Clinic 5l5rId)rclbca.
llu0 Damn Ben W}0nncrL ocrcn Nu'
men ole &%crf0rpcrlnQ Scr OCutldcn
RbcOcrci biloCu mo Die nit bctipicI'
loicr, rnitloicr Gncrgic, nit icuCnl
uoucn0ctCn &%eritGnOniB iiir Oic D..
Oiiriniiic Der 3Cit Ooa mon @Cnj2
ncnncn mIB, Die NIbmtnQcn mo
gSiiniAe oc2 &oiicrS in sic MirfIidj.
felt iibcricBt bu6cn - 5lml Nubm
rn0 sur gSoGliobrt ser ocutihcn
Nntlon.
Gcnn oic Gobr3cuQc Scr 5>pci mod.
tiQcn oclltidcn Observation-Disclosures
ijn0 sic &crnlittlcr mno T0rOcrCr oc3
0cutidCn Ncltbnn0clS %0cruorocn -
tic iino ole 6nttorclL sic Dem ocrrt.
ifcn 9tcid sic G6rc oc9 Noiic3 9llt,
NIbion2 ucridoift BADEN. Gem lie
hobCn Ole &0u0cl9iIottc G%ngIun0'I.
0Ciicu Stol} un0 0ciicn Qcbcn3fruit.
olti alien ElnftCn IN Oic 5pcitc Nci6c
Qc0rdnQt. Sic yNccoro" Gonpi"r
ser McIt iin0 Qlti Oelltid)cn Mcritcn
gcbuut mor0Cn - mo mcnn Die nCrr2
nNntcritu" otf IrCm0cm Shiiibnll.
boi ber9cltcllt mer0cn mlIBtc, 10 licNt
0urin mn Elm llCllcr @cwci9 iiir
Irutihlon0'@ QroBortigc Gntpit.
lima Qltf 0lCicm 0ebicte; ole 0ellts
iMcu NerItcn limo 10 icbr nit NrbcIt
ijbcrloocnL DOB lie 6icic2 NroBe Ncrt
nlht ilbCrncAmcn tonntcn. Nn Ger
@roBurtiafCit ser 9lnlnac, in ser Sc.
idminoigfeit ser Tobrt. 100 nothiQ
mo Qruiini6t, in Scr Frd5iiion 0c3
licnitcS. in Dem Sen Nciicn0cn &c
botcUcn Comfort. in scr lmucrgIeid).
litCu Sidcrhcit - 0cm Neiultut2
Ocutihcr @riinoIibfcit uno @cmilicn,
boitiQfcit - iIbcroQ GciBt'a nli 0i2,
lem @cbictc: .TcutiHIouo nQcmtiI
%uorou."
lcB' iin0 mir itol5 Wn6 irob,
Grob: neil sic Grrun0cnihoIten sic.
fer (bottroit ms NIT rllbiQcr 3lpcr.
iidt iiir Eclltidlon0'S 3utlnit Grill.
len. @cnn Nci0 uno Sub oid) Bill
len, 0r0llcn m60cn: on& Icutihlono,
0o3 nit ioIdcn MGnncrn Oc3 emit
mIhtiQitcn @cNncr& Wccrc3 @cQc'
monte Qcihlogcn bot, miro iih iciucr
oltd) ip1tcrbiu jll crncbrcu miiicu.
PTS @abr5cihcn iiir GcutihIono'2
Wodicnoe 8r0bc Wn0 Iicgc8ucriprc'
6cnOe StGrfc: 6clriibcn mir 0id) -
oNmCrifo!" (N.'N. Ct. 3tg.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-23

Mus oibinQtou miro be.
ridtct, 0nB bci'm SduGomt3 ScfrctGr
tdNlld) &rnocrtc bon Erotcitcu elm.
l%ullicn, BOB Sri. Nlicc NooicucIt audi
MIR Elm Sent 3oll fir ibrc m%CrtbuoI.
len @eidcnfc, Die lie BON ibrcr Oricnt.
Nciic mItbrinqt, o~bQcnommCn ucroc.
limo mcnm iold]cr ErotcItc tdAIidl
SoulCn0c cinlieierL bat Scr Shub=
omta ScfrctGr tcin Ncht, 0ic 3olIQc.
lcBc mlBer &roit 81 iCBcn. Ninmt u
lid) 0icic5 Hcht, Damn itnift CT eincu
FrGccocn5fdu, AMI Ocn lid ipGtcr ic.
Der NiirQcr. Der nit ,@cidlcntcn" SIT
rid fonult, b|erlllcn fam. gSir limo
III Der Atcpublit 0odl mobl nod uid)t
lopclt bcrllnter NefommCn, 0aB mir
nid)t QIcide @eicBc un0 Qlcidca Rcdt
iilr Nile bGttCn. RrGii0cnt Hooicuclt
miro icOcniall9 olti Ieiner GrtIGrurN
bcltcbcn: o9Ilicchen 5nblt 3ol iiir ibr
3oIlpilid)tiac3, pic ieoe unocrc quite
NiirGcrin 0ca @onoca."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-23
2urraiue.

WalerIfd - 4arfartia 1ritbitdb.
Wcfili6 bon NlihroOi eiu mo eine balbe
Wetle. NenuBt Die nit Vnrph1ttan beBethntte
NDrthsglbenies Gar. Sre,e Nuiihen NndhmittGgS
um terminus. grcife bon ReardbuibpIiBen ieet
ip,Bieu. pethte NeotuGun4eH. 9eIep6on -
GGtun 223. bureau: S%rantltn. uno Ninoiur.
Nuabs. Werianat Stoihlre. tDIat4 tS.3&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-23

%cBt iolltc 0cnu BOD Scr
SlrbcrfuIoie bolo cin Gtoc 1cnlott
lucroen. Gin rcidlcr Siio. Nnlcritancr
hat ihon Dor lGl11ercr 3eit cine Wtil'
lion fir elm Iid)crcS SdypinoiuhtS.
&Cilmittel ouSaciett, mo Jest mill
oic I~ron5oliid)c Hcgicrun9 cincn FrciS
non 100000 Collars iiir cine iid)crc
Shpinoiud)tS . MciImetbohc ltiiten.
GaS iollte Ole GrStIihc Welt onlpor'
ner. 81 foriden unb Su experiment.
ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-23

oGcnn mcnu i'd iuoi5irCn
ioQ,
Ncrloug' iH olH oo3 Wtoul rcd)t
boil"
0odtc 8cnrroIitob3 Gbci G6uiicc nit
6roid ans @octbc'S nSnuit" uiO or.
flGrt, bnB ipcocr Gcutihlono, nod
Mltblano Eruppcn ms Scl6 5l ltcI.
len bGttcn, Die ocn micrcL mcIdc
mir Dor iicbcn %ohrcn IN Cuba Ian.
octen, olld) MIR sic ShuhricmCn oli
I0lcn f0nntcn. @llt 0Cbriillt; lucnl
nbcr ser SCrr @cncrolItobS.Gbc sic
Sd)ltlo on Sen piclcn TCicrtIonCn olll
sic BON Den 3citunqcu %0cnGbrtcn
characterization Soccer oc2 Sol.
fc8 5rriidiiiGrt, 10 lit So2, mas Scr
icligc 2cpb oGuotid" 81, ncnlcn
pile9tc. @cgcr o1ti impcrioliitilhcr
Soccn ipcrocn feiuc 5cbn Tro5cnt
l~rliercr Sol6otcn fobncniliidtIg. IS
lit ouifoGcnb, mcnn iid Scr General.
Itob8 Gbei ser Scr. Stootcn ilber Ell
men 0crlincr 3citnn0Sortifel ocrort
crboit, haB cr ou2ioIlrnoc unO obiGl.
ligt "llrtbeilc iibcr ioit ollc @ccrc lGllt
49, mtr oo8 ioponiIdc erlpobnt er
nid)t - fir sic CT nid)t cinnlol ocn
@ciuciS scr @o6rbcit ST. crbrinGcn
Dcrmoa. GS lit ia lCbr id)on mo cr'
irculidl penn umicr itcbenOca Seer
tiihtia uno lciitimaaiGbiN lit. Go5n
lit Is 90 uno bot before &crpileaunG
uno 2obnmnh oils Die Solbaten at
Ocrer Stootcn. Tcaluegcn brulld)t
obcr ein 0encrolitabSdef nid)t 9Icld)
10 ans mo obinllcno ilber onoerc
Necre ;l urtbeilerL 5unol Scrr Gbor'
ice - iuenn mir ms rcdt crinnerll -
bel Sen lCttcn iron6olilfcn Wano'
bern nit lciner Nncrfcnmulg 9or
uidt iporinm Nclpeien lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-23

@illiom Scarf
iilbrt ieine MoDor3 Gompoanc N
Ncm- Dorf nit GROCER Gucraic. &cBt
bat cr iogor 1000 Collars 9cIobmmJ
iiir Die Gerboitunq uuo llcbcriiibrlmQ
hcS critcn 6ouc9 lmQcicBIidcr &caj
itrirlln0 I'M Giltritt oc2 Eomnoun.
BOB Nturpbp dll2gcihrjcbcn. Nut lol
len 1000 @oitbciehlc }lr Scitnobmr
bon oSIoutcr" erlpirft mcrocu. Gb'2
mas nilBcn miro?
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-10-23

EroteiorG o6crt& o d. Oel
'elt WtolIoten in Nirito Jcurtn Mt
bot 'ld) l1od] NbihIuB icjucr 6or'hrr''
gen III 0fomboiio ciuQritiift mn
MIRO otelcr Gage in %tollcu c%intrcr.
len.
6n EntruS, @rlchcnl0h D,
ut Der gcfliid)tcte i~tulirulidc Glb8coro-
ltctc Galole, ous b~crild)ti0tc Cber-
bollpt Der neapolitoniihen Gonorro,
perbottet lporoen. Ntolicn bat Die
Nll0IlcIerun0 perlQn1t.
Gin Nem Oortcr Ylott
IoBt lid fobeln. BOB &ojicr Tronj SO.
'ct I'M 9egriii itebc, Ilrcttor @clnrld)
Gonrleo pom 9tep.2)ortcr ol'}ctropo'
IltonsO pernbol@" in Ocu NocJ3lton0
jll crbebcrl. No, ma, Ghuu ais Hlcr-
ming fitr Den n@ral5ruub"?
SAP teb cnbIrr}u l0no {
mltluhter icbr leid,t, ljd) nit Dem
Noltb III Si6erbcit III brin9cn obcr
id)lucr it, Cos bot oud Gomoro Gun
lil'c mieoer "criobrcn miji'cm Scr Dor
Olerjcbn Sa9en nit 1Oi loco Collars
BON Eittaburg oO,rh Die &oppe1"
Nc9ongen nor. (Sebt b0brn lie lbn
Ihon am Sd)lniitthC1.
&n @icBeu bat Der @cos
meter @eOrg Guler iclucu bum0crtltcn
@ebllrtStog Gcieiert. Vel clltcr DEM
&llbilor 5u Gbren ocrouitoItrtcn NcIcr
crgrifl Der forperlid, mir gclItlG nod
Iriihe Sunoerti0briQc nod icIbit oo2
gSort mo Oonftc 0criIDrt lilr Die
Gbrumg. Gic Stoot @icBcu mo Ole
bciiildc &eQieruna d0udhrcn 0cnl
&llbilnr cine GbrenpUijon.
@illiom q au0olpb& SCARF
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-21

The allowance makes the Doris win each
three courses on elapsed and corrected time.
These figures should show that the new type
of boat developed under the rule p by no
wholesome type and st,ll have speed it is a
great recommendation for the rule. ~
about is the records of the 30 footers; Each
day on corrected time one OF these little bOats
beat the big ones and captured the special
footers were Just as good in strong winds as
they were in light weather and what surprised
was the they TUNED to % Wind
port This class is the best that has ever
been turned out and every owner nr, OF 80 80
These boats are strictly cruisers and are
s AKA he +: ss: Sey
better +, in these boats ne,
we're y built 'G Under The old rule In the cabin
there are four berths and there are berths
for two men in the fore castle Therr i "a 4
hradroom on each boat. and Q good sized
toilet room. The only thing that they do
not carry liz boat. and because they 90 not
the View York Yacht Club say OF. cruising
trim. at least one anchor on the bow with
carrie carried peru eras Srs deck eab" and galley A.
tings and fixtures in place" In another rule
under in the bG 1ssh hs
different class are TO carry and the last sen.
tence Of that rule Is and classes and ]. OF
singl masted vessels and yasls boat not
less than 10 feet in length all boats to have
oars and rowocks or thGle pins ,h asshe s H.; :,
classes smaller than H. that is. less than 40
feet rating, are not required to carry boa,
for II they we're. the size OF the boat would
have been specified. =.
Charles Lane Poor, who has caused trouble
many times by his protests. has protested
against any prizes being awarded to the
3O-f0Oters on the ground that they did not
carry boats and were not In cruising trtm.
1t was, expected that this point would be
Duncan. Jf. who owns the 3o-footer Dahlnda,
went to the regatta committee on hehalf OF
the owners Of the 3O-footers and asked for
ruling The committee carefully eohetdered
ing on the point and decided that the boats
were in cruising trim end that there sac 70
reason why they should be enGnmbared with
boats. As a matter OF fact they couid not
race with boat on deck and would have
against them. =. 9
Having given this opinion before the ,rsees
the committee could do nothing but decide
Mr.. Poor's protest in favor OF the 20. footers.
The constitution Of the club says that .ths ere
committee. This is in Article x. which de;
fines the duties OF he regatta COMMITTEES and
this rule Ia repeated again In the racing rules
OF the club Mr.. Poor In spite Of this has
to Commodore Bourne and to the regatta COM
mittee asking for a reopening Of the case on
the ground that in this case the regatta com
mittee exceeded it's powers as defined by the
constitution. Just how II exceeded ne powers
case vii! be made public shortly and u Is ex;
pected that II will settle some interesting and
delicate points Of yacht racing. -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-21
LAWSON WINS CIRCUIT RACE.
New York A. c. Team Scores In Amateur
Cycling Events.

Though overcoats were quite comfortable.
5000 persons turned out to witness the cycle
races last Saturday night at the Vailsburg
track in Newark and were rewarded by wit
Messing some closely contested events. The
feature race was a quarter mile n. {. A. cir
cult championship. in which the winners
received points in the seasons champion
ship ia bic in addition to the regular money
prizes. This event went to liver Lawson
after a hard struggle with Fem. Kramer
being shut out in his seminnal heat. The
New York Athletic Club team managed to
gather in the lions share Of the amateur
prizes, even though Fred Ernst did not
compete.
Fem. Root. Lee and Krebs lined up for
the first semi final Of the circuit race. Krebs
got going quickly and finished first. more
than a length ahead Of Fem. Lawson.
Kramer. Dorlon and John Bedell were the
starters in the other semi-fnal Dorlon was
bsea quickest Sy ax ssT a asr 5SSn
the the last eighth was besun Kramer, was still
son p nas waf poon IN the sass and
Be Bed bunped into each other near the tape
This left Krebs, lawson. Fem and John
Bedel for the deciding heat. Herr krebs.
efforts to make a quick start Herr krebs "
soon back on the track. he had to be content
lawson and Bedell being content 70 trail
stretch was reached and so did Bedell. Fem
o swept toward the tape IKE II
behind the latter. Before Krebs had dis
Re Gsneeo Me ere desaPn that had
pushed him of the track. His Weberneldian
eloQuente went for naught. and he walked to
his quarters uttering dire threats against
that Lawson veller.'
Kramer. Fem and lawson started from
scratch in the two mile handicap. with fifteen
limit bunch quickly: Fosler. 90 yards: and
90 onE spn
ssnsT on of %e sf En-
yards ahead Of the others. Fem and Kramer
had an interesting struggle for third place.
Fem gettingi 1t by a foot
nile, The three. Mercury Foot representa-
yes kept tine aa 9Iom
precht by half a length. Sherwood fell In
his heat Of the amateur handicap. but Rup-
precht took the ANAL from scratch by two open
lengths. The summaries: 90 '.'''' 90
Brooklyn: W. Mcconnell, South Jamcsport. second:
seconds.
Half Mile Handicap. Amateur-won by Edward
Rupprecht N. Y a. c.. scratch: L. j. Wentz, Brook
iyn, SIS yards. second: 4: Schwenke, New York IS
yards. third Teddy Bington. National A. C.. is
yards. fourth. Time minute.
Ten Nile Open, Amsteur-Won by G. 4, Sher-
wood. NY. 4. c.; Edward Rupprecht, N y. 4. C..
Schwenke. New York, fourth. Time. a minutes
seconds p prize w G4cs; wsn,s
Professionai-Won by liver Lawson, Salt Lake
City; W. s. Fenn Bristol second: John Bedeil.
Lynbrook. third: Floyd Krebs, Newark. fourth.
Time, 81 seconds.
Two Mile Handicap. Professionalism by F.. F.
Root, Boston. 90 yards: Joe Fogler Brooklyn. 90
yards. second: ". s.: Fem. Bristol, scratch third;
Frank l.. Kramer. Easy Orange. scratch. fourth.
GLEASON. 5; Fogler. Lee. fpder and King. each
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-08-21
LESSONS or ". y. y. C.CRUJSE.
New Wholesome TYPE Of boat CempAres
RaSsrabiy with Old Racers for speed.

Yachtsmen are now talking over the leSsons
learned during the New York Yacht Club
cruise. 1t was unfortunate that only three
races were br ought TO q successful term'na-
ton. but those three gave them many things
TO ponder over. Az luck would have Y the
three races combined tested tho yachts on
all points Of sailing. The first day ~ was a
run, the second a reach and run and the
third a beat and reach. ..r,-
The interest this year was In the WORKINGS
Of the new rule and comparing the OLD ooaN
with the new ones. The result hiss been
very satisfactory to the supporters Of the
new rule. but those yachtsmen who nave
boats built under the old rule are nndlnR
fault because their boats arc practlceuy
legi,lated out Of racing. This seems rather
hard ON owners Of old boats. but cannot ne
helped, Under the old rule dangerous
type OF boat was being developed. ana y tnis
tendency had not been checked HSeh!n:
but racing machines OF the freaklest type
would have been found In a few years
The new rule compels yacntsmeh WIG
wants 10 race in the regular classes to builo
a wholesome type OF boat. II he elects to
build a freak his boat will have to pay stioh
penalty under the measurement rule that u
will have little chance OF winning exec p'
under conditions that are peculiarly FAVOR
able to the freak type OF boat. II man
wants a racing machine pure and simple
there 10 no reason III tHc Woiu WY ho onoos.
not. with others who are similarly inclined.
build in a restricted or one design olsss, but
for the regular classes the yacht clubs have
been compelled to take action to improve
the type OF boat being built and In doing 50
ha We done a great service.
There are some yachtsmen VINO TN nk
that speed is all that Ia wanted and that II
boats are built that are, not as fast as the
racing machine there will be no interest IN
the races. Just what d! difference. q few seconds
hard to see. and il the relative speed Of the
boats is the same II makes no difference II
they can sail eight or ten miles an hour.
Probably the best type OF boat that has
been developed under the rule is the Doris.
She was built by Herreshoff and Ia owned by
e. Reed ANTHONY In the three races she
won three times, beating the H,Iinma. Shark
and lrolita. Now the Hu!nma and Shark
are notably fast boats. They have small
displacement and fair sized sail spreads.
while the Doris Is a boat Of big displacement
and has the same sail spread AZ the Humms.
The Doris Is ten feet longer oil the water
line than the Hunma and about the same
length over all. Practically the two boats
are the same length measuring on the deck
but on the Doris the overbsngs are short while
when she ia heeled to her angle OF sailing. and
sailing line but only for her line of hOtation.
The comparisons of the times made by
the boats In this class are interesting and
they show that boat for boat the Doris beat
the others Being favored under the new
rule she. won by a big margin on corrected
time. The following shows the elapsed
time of each boat FIR the three runs: