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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-15
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Nlter n(QllH |lperIQDrell, - GfleloSI
3innbodenbruf. ~ AuS ser Suit
Idle getuorien. Sm aopie per.
lest. - Anoere llniGQe.
Serr ISoneS Sauper, elm "A Sabre
alter Monu BON @openton 9alti-
more.G ountp, mitrOe 9eiteru Wlittog
an Der Gde BON Erott' uno South.
itroBe BON einem bon Dem Reger Geo.
Coates bon Hr. 217, Roro-G DALLAS.
ItraBe, gelenften 5lueiipGnnigen ga.
gen iiberfabren ulo licgt iebt nit e.
mem 9innbadenbrud) I'M mStabts
Soipitol4 oarnieoer. Ser Neger fubr
na6 Dem llnfaa m6etiinmert met,
ter, tpllr0e a6er bon Dem 8oli5ilten
Wc9obe iiberboIt uno perbaftet.
&ooi Grammar I'M mittleren Sta.
tipnSbouie ionote i'm fir Elm anl %.
9(pril itottfinoenoeS fernereS 8erb6r
nad benz StaoteefangniB. Ger gu.
ItanO oes alien Wannes miro bon
Den aer3ten fir beoenflif gebalten.
Nus ser 8utide gemorfen.
9ie Serren @n. Q. Sopien0,
S6obmeilter Der oSomnieno 8rucc
Co." uno s. @. McglaiIter, 8rGIi,
Dent ser s. 8. Mc9lGiiter.G ompoanic,
puroen geItern Mtorgen an Wft. Hopal
Terrace, nabe 2ennoritroBe, ans Der
<I6e getporfen, ais ibr 8fer0 Dor
Ser &arfGampf-@ol5e i6eute. Bum
@liid fomen tie nit leidten Sout.
ifiirfun9en oonon. Die &utIhe
tulirOe gum 9etroge bon 500 belhG.
oigt.
Auf Sen &opf getroffen.
9ei ser arbeit in Dem @eu6au Nr.
113, Oit.galtimoreitroBe, muroe Der
Heger Geo. S. G~orrollton, Ser. 63t,
Eenn-Slaeu BON einem aus betrGdtli,
der Sobe bera6faaenoen Sol5itiid
ouf Ben aopf gctroffen mo 10 ifmer
oerlebt, Dab er nod Dem DStoot-Sp.
lpital" ge6ra6t peroen muBte.
3metrababre berIebt.
gls geitern Nodmittag 8. 6ronf,
If Sabre alt, bon Nr. 1t9, Horo.9urs
bonitraBe, uno George 2omer, 10
Sabre olt, bon Ger. 208, Noro.@aib.
ingtonltroBe, BON Der 9oltimoreItra.
be in ben 2ofeluooo.M
bes Satterion-Barfs auf ibrem rEan.
Dem" eiubie9en poaten, itedte Elm
unbefanuter 9nabe elm Stiid SoI5
in bas &ao uno Die beioen 8naben
mlroen auf ben @obeu seidleubert.
Sranf mlroe an ser Iinfen Seite oeS
&opfes perlest uno 2omer perlor
mebrere Sabine uno muroe an Der
Stirne perlebt. 9eioe muroen ms
pSt. Soiepbs- SoipitoI" geidafft ans
luelbem tie ieboh balo entloiien mer.
Sen fonnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-15

8logeuuf $125,00O a b g IN e.
len. - Die &lage bon Srau Warp
Soines, Observation-Disclosures bon
SenrD q. SoineS, geeen 2ouis i.
Getrid fir cine Nbrednung iiber ein
bon ben Serren SoineS unb 0etrif
gemeini6oftli6 betriebenes 9ergluerf
murbe geltern bon Hidter Gennis i'm
areiSgeridt Nr. 2 obgelpieien "a
aus Den Illsio9en %beruorgine, DOB
Die 9ereiuerf : Gonlpoenie iniolpeut
lit. Srau SoineS, Die in @aibiugtm
uobnt, perlongte $125,00O.
Q Oh | dit gelobnte Is o.
lanterte. Sr. George @.
8rigbt, Superintendent ser Staot-
8ipiiionen i'm @oltimorer Yoltamt,
beflogt Den Serlult elmer oiamonte.
men G~orItednaoel 5u $500. Im Mon-
tag Mheno fnbr Sr. Mrigbt auf Ell
mem @oggon Der 9orf-Tooo : 2inie
ilil0 in Der Nadbarltnot BON Sapette-
uno GoIuertitraBe iiberlieB err ieinell
Sib elmer Dame, Die Dor ibm eeitane
ben unb mieberbolt aegen i'm gefal-
len mar, mobei lie ieoes Msal bon
ibrem m6nnlihen 8egleiter wieoer
nufeerid)tet puroe. Ils Sr. @rigbt
an Der gfe bon Somoro. II. Sapette-
StroBe alisitieg unb Elm gBbaus be,
frat, aeluahrte er. oab feline &orited-
na0el uerldnunben mar. Die sc.
beimpoli5ei iudt iebt nad Dem
Sd(ntltdItiid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-15

Sta0trat6S ? Gou0ioot in Der 9.@arO
fir Ben erIten 3mcig.
Ser SreOerid
Nuenue.
Ginla0ungSturteu 5t Der Yer
ianumllng, peldbe am ndditen Wtitt'
nod NbcllO infer Den 9luipicien 0c5
o5reOerif D.. gGpcnue 8eri66nerungS-
8ereinS" in Sobliteno'S SaQe, gfr.
9t5, 6re0erid . Ipenue, geboltcn
mcroen miro, mur0en an Die bortigel
9elpobner pcrionbt. GongreBobgeorO,
meter 6ronf 6, @odter, @alier-Sn-
oenieur 2uireo Wf. Qlid, Stanley u.
Sous uno s. S. Mc9tnmara merOen
Die 8e0ner ieiu.
@urbierc ii I Nnletben.
Die ltnion ser 9orbiere beno6rid.
tigte 0aS Champagne 9omite geitern
ourd ibren Br1Iioenten Sobn s..
@dgner, OoB iie 9eihliiiie ongenom.
men babe, Die oret Terbellerltn9Son.
leiben inooiiireno. Serr @ogiter
iagt ierner, ieoeS MitgIicb Der llllion
babe iid perpflidtet, fir Die AnIeiben
81 itin1men.
Son YoIitiferu.
Serr Martin y. McpnoloS, ser oe-
mofrotiide @refutipe Der a. @oro,
ionOte Dem Gompagne = Gomite sic
Namen bon Yotrid 9. @elib unO
Sobn Sibgcrolo ais Mitglieoer oeS
@oro.Gomite'S.
gon oen StootrotbS : GonOiooten
lieBen SameS Cabs, Gent, bon ser
Z. @oro nnO Sarrp y. Gtice, Sep,
bon ser IS. 8oro 9eitern bon iid DO.
ren, 9eioe ipradeu iif 81 @rniten
Ser Nnleibcn aus. 3molf Gonoiooten
boben lif nod ni6tS merfen Iollen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-15

W G ten Ha6ou auf ser
StraBenbabn. Ole Reaer
CHARLES Sobnion uno Charles s.
@up modteu am 6reitag @beno auf
einem 8aggon Der GarepItraBen.
2inie Hooau uno @up mnroe i'm
mittleren uno Sobnlon i'm Iiiopelt-
Ii6en 0iItrift oerbaftet. @Gbreno
Sobniom aber nit So Stroie uno $50.
item oaoon fam, lpuroe Sun 5u $25
Strofe uno Soften perurtbeilt uno
nad Dem 8eiGnaniB geianot, oa er
nidlt 5ablen fonnte. Die beioen Ne-
ger ~befanoen iid) in 8egIeitup4 bon
3iuei idnuar5en 0Gmfen. als Der
Gonoufteur oeS @aggons Sun nm
iein 8~ubrgelb angling, lpoate oerielbe
nidt aablen uno iogte gum CONDUIT
teur, er iolte nad) Dem Yfefferlanoe
unb einem nod beiBerenGlabe eeben.
@r lpuroe an Der @fe bon Baltimore
uno GbarlesitroBe perbaftet nno nad
Dem mittleren Stationsbauie ges
brodt. Die 9dmden Itiegen nit ab,
Sobnion ober iebte ole 8nbrt fort.
Gin Garep- uno 8opetteitraBe Itieg
audi er ab uno periuhte babel, ben
Gonoufteur NIT einem Mniirmelier 81
oeripunoen. Sbn perboftete Damn
Der Soli5iit 0unoon bonn iiioweIt-
lifen 0iItritt nad elmer lGngeren
So96.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-15

GerionaIs Hoti8en. - ST..
@m. 8. Bortcr bat i'm nWorDldnOcr
llniperlitGtS @oipital" cine Opera.
tiou an iid pou5ieben loiien mo
0ieielbe gut beltun0en.
6rou 2cSlie Wt. Sbotp, Ole @ot.
tin Dee S6nbomts SetretGrs, oie
Dor flint @oden in Or. Solporo u.
SEEMS Souitorium an gutom.Yloce
pperirt mllroe, bat iih rpieoer 10 mcit
erbolt, nm ibre balbige Abreiic nod
@oibington 5n geItatten.
girgi6oftS Som y a q
MEN 9emobre9eIt. - Cine
Gepeihe aus Guthrie, OfIo., meloet,
Dab Der @enerolanmolt ieneS Serri-
toriums Die &icen5en bon 6 9iira.
idofiS : Gompoanie'n mioerruierl
bat, meil bieie nidt Die bonn @eiep
borgelhricbenen $4,000 bei'm Sdob-
meiiter bintcrlegt botten. 9rei Wo'
lpl6nOer Go%rporotionen lper0en bon
Dem 9efebl b~etroiien, n1mlih oic
n6ioelitp ono 0epoiit SO bon Worp.
Ian6," Die pllniteb States Sibelitr
ono @uorortp So. bon Morplano"
mo Die yAmericnn Bombing SO. d
Marplan0."
@ei6te0ene 9eute .-Qollis
Clipper, Elm Wirtb bon Hr. 800. Slt
abeSltroBe, purbe geitern aui @rml
Ieiner 8egentln9e bon Minnie 6. Slip
per mreen ongeblid)em Sreubrud &c
idieoen. GaS Yaar beirotbete am 6
Hopember 1882 mo treniite ii6 on
3. October 1904.
Sm areisgeri6t gtr. 2 perlalia
Sobonna M. Connolly cine obioIut
Sbeioung bon Sobn q. 9onneIlp
Der tie angeblih 9rauiam bebonbel
iln6 ibr Die Gbe gebrod)cn baben ioIl
Sic bebouptet, ibr @otte babe lie +
brutal bebanoelt, Dab iie eejipungel
NOR, i'm ain z. Sebruor 1902 ,u Der
laiien. Sic beiratbeten anl %. So
nuor 1896.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-15
Mcin, nahrhaft nnb aeinnb

in Gerbinoung nit Ser 9raft bes gl.
ters uuo Dem bobeu Reiftbum Der
llnperf1Iihtbeit, miro oos bon Sreo.
9nuernidmiot'S Nnericon 9relpcrp
bergeiteIte .Solace" : Bier Sic 81
ieber 3eit b~efrieoigen. 8erIonet es.
&ilte 500. @raierei tt04-tt2S,
Siaeu : StraBe. Gel, 6. & g. 36i,
Wo. 1891. (t05)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-15
Nrthnr W. Mubipn,
t27 OIt.NoItimore.St roke

1877 Oit-9altimore. StraBe.
Baiioge : Hotariats . @elome6ieI.
@ureau. Sdtffsfarten fir alle
9ampfer-2inien HeiiepGiie, 8efleL,
@elomediel uno @eloienoungen.
Wprilt4,t0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-15

80 Die .Iational : 8rauerei,"
elm 3meig Der 80. 9. 9. grau-Go,"
miro bon beiite all bel allen ibren
8tlnoen oas porsiigIihe @odbier am
3apf baben. Der famoie Bod lit audi
anf 5laihen ge5ogen uuo lam bon
Der 8ranerei. 3. Mno O'Oonnell-
StrnBe, Canton. be5oaen peroen.
Cine 9eIteaung per 1elepbou geniiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-15

Cine Srau nit lite s.
gegenmart.- Oils Srau 9lnnte
@oIoItein BON Nr. SIC, Noro-@reters
Strnbe, geitern Nittag bas Srotteir
Dor ibrem Sauie febrte, rief cine
Nadbarin ibr 5u, Elm 3eger babe ibr
Sous betreten. sic elite unper3iig.
lid binauf ms 5peite Stoduerf uuo
genobrte BORT Den Reger IN ibrem
S6loi5immer, lid) iiber Shubfdlten
beugenO. S6neq entihloieu, mari
oie Srou oie Sbiir ms SdloB uno
perriegelte oieielbe, tporauf iie i'm
beno6borten 3immer Elm SenIter
oufrib uno I'M Siilfe rief. 2ictte-
nant Sole pom mittleren Citations.
bouie fam gerooe oes @egeS; er be-
CAB lid ms Sous binein mo are
tirte Sen Heger. 0erielbe pollte iid
ni6t ~gutipilig fiigen uno Der 2ieute.
nant mlBte ibm Die Sonoi6eIleu an,
legen. SSm Statipnsbouie itellte es
ii6 beraus, oaB Der S6lei6bieb Der
berii6tigte Neger CHARLES Daniels
bon Nr. 204, Siio-0 olaSitraBe, mar,
melder ipegen 0%iebitdble bereitS Orei
3uhtbmlstermine abgeieiien bat.
&ooi Grammar i'm mittleren Sta.
~tionsbauie iibermies i'm Dem @e.
ridtsperiabren. Der Neger bate Elm
9uno SGliiiieI in ieinem 9eiib.
ei6tbeuerung. - Die
Gbicogo'er DYader" boben beid)loi.
len, oen Yreis fir Hinb. unb Sam-
melfleiif Inn 5mei Gents pro Yfuto
81 erboben. Die grbobung lit fir
Die oTetoiler" bereits eingetreten
linb meroen oieie idon bel Den nod.
item S%enoungen ben Iufiblug 5u be-
5ablen bobeu. alS 8runb iiir Die
Hreiserbobung miro Mangel at
Sdla6tpieb aneeseben, % oas SIN.
aebot nit ser 0adfraae feinenS dritt
5i bolten permag. Die bieligen oHes
taller" iino 3umeiit Der aniibt, oaB
Ole yYader" oie 9batiahe, bob Der
@ieb5utrieb i'm Sriibiobr abuimmt,
iiber Die WaBen allsniisen, nm SEQ.
pitol fiir iih 81 iblagen. Nuein tie
meroen ni6t itmbin fonnen, oenSreis
ibrerieitS binauf5uieten. % bel Den
biaigeren Sleiidiorten Elm Yreisouf.
idlag bon 5ipei Gents pro Bfuno
nibt tbunlid lit, oo Die auf oieie
Sorte angemieiene 9epolferung Damn
einfod az anoeren 9abrunaSmitteln
ibre 3uflubt nebnlen miiroe, 10 per-
oen Die feineren Sleiidiorten entipre-
deno bober notirt peroen miilien.
@ie weit Der Yreisaufl6lag reiben
miro, Itebt nod niht felt, bod Der.
lautet, Dob Sirloin INN miuoeltens
brei Gents unb 3ippenileiid3 I'm
minoeltens 5pei Gents pro Yfunb
bober bered)net meroen miro. Die
Yreiserbobung oiirfte iibrigens, ME
es beiBt, bis gum Nugult anbalten
5u melder 3eit oas g~rasaefiittertG
Gieb gum eriten Wale oif Den Marfl
fommt. 0ob gilt es nidt ais aus
geidloiien, Dob Die 9reiserbobunl
nift gar 10 lange anbalten miro, Dc
erfabrnngseemaB i'm Sommer oil
Nadiroge nadl1Bt uno iih haber oil
yYodcr" 5l Yreis I. Gon5eiiioner
peranlaBt iebeu oHriten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-15
0eloienonnscn mad Sentidlanb nnb
CcSfrcidl

3u "a Gents pro Marf uno 20Ha
Gents pro 3rone. 8orto extra.
Mediel msgeIteIt ouf ale Sbeile
Der @elt. giaige Sdiffsfarten BON
unb nadj geutiblano. 9beo. $.
9iener & Go, I'D Differing.
tonsStr. 3imnaer 9sr. 3. (1S0-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-15
samitaa- hmo sonmtaa.@rfmriiOneu

nod @aibineton $t.25 auf Der
rIenniplpania-9abn 8inete iino
fir Die Hiidfabrt bis Sonntag
@beno siiltig. sfae 3iiae, ben
Congregational 2imiteo" ousgenom-
men. GSr&Sa)
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@ennp's feline aer5ltete @afiees

merben In oIlen Staottbeilen bon
Baltimore %perfaift. Sie por5iiglide
AualitGt uno maBisen Breiie MAIDEN
bieielben geraoe5u beriibmt.
G.9.9enns So, Sbee, &affee, 3nder.
Wpril5 j9iOpSa)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-15

@trtb Of q S.ll f.
III e. Sr. Wfidoel Ser3og, felt eli
SSabren 9ellermeiIter in Der @lobes
@rouerei mirD am 1. Miai Die @irtb-
idnit @de @olfeitraBe uno @nitcrn.
gloe.-iriiber Sfiid'S HeItournnt -
iibernebmen. Sr. @er5oG miro bic
beiten @etrGnfe, Gignrren, 0eIifotei'
fen etc. bnlten. Dab er ii6 ais coli.
Ianter @irtb beluGbren uno Griolg
boben miro, itebt SIT ermarten, on ibm
feline @attin ais por3iigIihe aohin
5llr Seite ltebt. 900
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-15

8crGnd)crtcr nnb 3ittcr-glal
Sinh friidl 81 ba6cn in nuicrm Stall.
i'm Scrimgton : Marft Nr. $50,
nabc Der 0rcem.S trake. 2ample.
G05)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-15

NV
Dian : Club" CAB Srn. Charles 90.
@reeble, gigentbiimer oes ,2erina.
ton Sotels," melher am Wontag
bon Getp.Oorf aus auf Dem .2lopo"-
DaE1pfer ~8ilbelm ser 3meite" cine
9eiudsreiie no6 0eutidlono antritt,
i'm nSotel 2erington" cine g(bi6ieos-
ieier. 9r. @reeble miro ieinen III
8otba mobnenben @oter Safob
8reeble beiuhen, Ben er ieit &c Sab
rem nidJt gaieben bat. gr geoenft,
Slpei Wonote in Der alten @eimatb 81
bleiben.
8anoalen ON Ser @rbeit,
= Sin 9ubenitrei6 mi,roe geiteri
Moreen IN Der Sriibe IN Dem BON
8ebGuoe : Snipeftor Ereitou alifge'
fiibrten Reubau neben Dem Linton
Truit" : @ebdube periibt. Senlanf
orebte i'm pierten Stodperfe OH
@aiierlcitrng an nno ebe Elm Eoli'
slit oarllm geipabr pnroe nno Dos
@aiier ipieoer rborebte, iuar Dos
groaeihoB total iiberfIntbet. Bun
@liid hotten ole @ppsarbeiten IL
Dem 0ebdiloe nod nidlt beaonnen.
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1lntrrhnItnnns . g4eoiueiier.

NHItI NVNBF"NFTNV
.MuIhgiuoCmic." - Sieie &Sode; aGouIin
8tllD".
.glGueH's 9Geater." - Gieie g8o6e: DWlb
TomsHOO @irl".
gqGrrnm.S beGter" tfrHber 6Bale'sl. 49, 9iefe
g8odbe: a5auit".
oSurb's EpernbauS," - 9iefe gso6e: pM'Ge
Wtarni".
ySonioaNitrnhens Shcnter." - 9ieIe QSobe:
.Ibe 98nth on Toe Gbine".
,Warnlano 5Brater." - Giefe g8o6e: tdgll6
5ipei Eauoeoiucs SOrItellnnGen.
sgeues Auditorium" - Sieie lSobe: o1be
Seminary 8irl".
,,Snrmuuie. - Wlontng. oen II. Npril.
3luctleS qrobCs GonBert ut6 @au in Der Ser
mania N(inuerhor- Sole.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-15

WirS, luie idOn icit ieiner Grin.
Onug, aud mOrgcn in ocutiden
IGmilien Elm germ gcIcbener
Sat iein, 0nS @eltaa lit 6urdj
DOnItanbiscn 9epei6cuOirnit &c.
0cft nnS nudJ Ser Gofnl.S6c
mirb Oiclc Scridte ent6alteu.
gm ltntcrbaltmnsSitOff bietet
OaS SOnntagSblatt aufcroem
fciIeln6 gcidJrtc6cnc Nrtifcl anf
Der coitOriclcu Scite, Sort
ietnng ocS ipnnncnoen &OmanS
uSinter Ocri6luicncn SBiircn"
BON Haul o'NigrcmOnt, Gr5Gbs
lnngcn, Sfi55cn, SnmOrrsfeH
ETC., etc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-15

TI f1
Gie Geroronune, ale Stroben.
Canes nno aaeps i'm Staotgebiet,
mie es olrb oas 81. aopitel Der @e-
lese bon 1904 felteeiebt III, uno Die
in ireeno eiuers8eiie alsIerfebrsltra-
BEN beoicirt worben iino, als pffent-
lihe &erfebrsitroBen 81 %erfloren,
muroe i'm 5meiten 3peige 5rr 5ipcl-
ten 2eiung auriidbeoroert nno 10
amenoirt, ooB Die Norte 0s7. aopi'
tel Der @eieee BON 1904" o~iisgeitri-
den puroen. Dos aapitel lit oas
@ronboiitritt . @eies uno miiroe Die
@eroronune onf ben 9ranooiltrift
beidlr1nft baben. Gin a~iioeresNmer.
oennent, ooB Die llebcrtragllngen be.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-04-15

der Die Yorfonleibe, perollSgobt lper.
Den lou, Oh allies Welo fir neile
Eorfonla9en oufgetponot meroen
miro, ooer oh oltf 8crbelierungen in
Den alien 8orfs aemobt meroen iol.
len. Die ein5ige SniormotiouL mel.
DIE Die Serren Slirlt unb @o6ter If.
men geben fonlten, mar, oaB Die
Earf- 9eboroe einen Elon babe, cine
8ette BON Eorfen i'm Noroen uno
NorooIten Der Stobt on5llleeen ma
eilen Vollleoaro 81 balien. Die SC,
legation e~rfunoigte iib old) ongelc.
gentlid nodl Der s8ertbeilung" Der
Inner.Mnleibe uno erbielt our Int
mort, oob bieielbe in iolfen @egcn-
Den 0eS MINER angenonot lperoer
iuiirbe, mo ourdl geringe IuSeobey
uno @erbeiierun9en Gigentbum in 81;
Der Dollen Steuerrote untermorfenei
&laiie gebradt iperben fam.
Die Delegation beitanb aus GrG,
Iioent ". 8. Barter, oen Serrcn S
grunt, Sobn s. 9usmarL Sobn s
&elp, 8nt. s. GIenoinen Sobu Is
Sdilpf, q. Z. Hobinion, Senrp9rad
iolpie Sarrp St. @roof. Republican,
id)er 6tootratbs ; Gonoioot in
3ipeiten 0iitrifi fir ben smeiten 3rpeig
uno Geo. U. 3ipp republifauiihei
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-10-01
YALE COLLEGE AND
VARSITY PLAY TIE

New Haven, Conn, Sept. 30.-Yale's
college and varsity teams today played
to take the place Of the game with
Trinity, which was cancelled, Fifteen
and ten minute halves were played and
Through both halves the ball was on
the college territory but never got
nearer the goal than the ten-yard
mark, where the. varsity lost the ball
on downs. The varsity was practically
unable to make any gains through the
college center. The feature of the
game was fine 25-yard run Jones
of the scrub in the second half. The
lineup:
Varsity. Position. College.
CoGGen. ............le left end. .Bede
LegEett, Forbes. left tackle. White
Dayton.
Erwin. ............ left guard. Andrews
Flanders center. ......... Smith
Hockenger. Gripp. right guard. ....... Holloway
Bigelow. .... right tackle ......... H1ne:
Stuart. right end. overall
Hutchinson, Jones. quarterback .......... Diner
Veeder, Knox left half. -. .Bosworth, Boo
Morse Stevenson. right half. ..,..... Mitchell
Flynn Werneken. full back. -. Quill, Mitchell
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HIGH SCHOOLS Up
AGAINST IT HARD
Central Has Lost Four Men Thru
Anti Fraternity Rule and
Others Suffer. ....
BY GIL.

Hard luck all around has marked
the past week in high school football.
South high has been the only school to
escape.
GENITAL Rts has lost four a men t thru the
East have both lost their fullbacks
thru injuries in practice games.
Central started the week much en-
couraged by the showing made in the
university game Of the Saturday be-
fore, but this elation was quickly
dampened by an announcement from
Professor John N. Greer, the principal,
acted by the board of education, Cap
tain Dickinson, left half; Stair, right
half; Corcoran, right tackle and Sem
pie, right end, would be barred from
the team unless they resigned from
their fraternities. After day or so
of hesitation all four men fatty an
nounced that they would quit the team:
The loss was a heavy blow to the team
and Coach Morse has had hard work
keeping up the spirits of his men. =
Thursday Earl Farnam, center, was
elected captain. Carpenter has gone in
at left half and is filing the place with
credit, tho he lacks the GOODNESS and
experience of Dickinson. Tobin was
| playing Stair about even at right half
and will be able, unless injured to hold
down the place successfully thru the
sea-,on. Hoakland and Saxon already
| had first call on right tackle, and right
end so that the loss of Corcoran and
Semple will not be felt very keenly. Il
Central has not yet reached an agree.
ment with North high over the date OF
their game, but the basis of negotla::
tions has been shifted. At the first OF
the week North was still standing by
its ultimatum Of 'Oct. 81 or no game,
but later in the week both sides have
been considering the proposition Of let
ting Central name the date and Nortf
have the choice of grounds. If botl
parties agree to this the game will be
1 played Nov. II on the North Side
grounds.
Jack Marks, captain and fullback Q:
| North high, is out of the game as tn
result of injuries received in the alumni
game of q week ago. He has ba'
/ leg which may keep him out Of the gam
all season. There is. hope, however
that with proper care he may get il
shape to play before the heavy game
of the schedule. During his disabilit,
Jack Oswald is acting as field captain
of the team. Notwithstanding this mis-
hap, North still looks strong.
Yesterdays game with Fort Snellln
! showed that the Fremont avenue schoo
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have made the posers hide behind a
clump Of willows rather than get in
front Of a camera with the game in
sight. If this sort of game and fish
butchery continues the hunters and fish
ermen will be in the same condition as
their fellows down east, where rab-
bit kill looks as big to a city man as a
deer kill in Minnesota and where the
fisherman thinks he has had wonderful
luck if he gets two-pound carp and is
stung once by a fve-pound *bullhead.
The fish and game protective leagues
turnout the hunting and fishing grounds
are to be commended for such work as
they have already done in the suppress
sion of the game and fish hog. r
Football is again in full swing and
protesting voices are heard here and
there. Football is a mans game and
not for the efeminate or the weaklng.
It is a splendid game. It stirs the blood
to see two well-matched, well-traineo
teams meeting in play. 1t has beer
compared to the brutality of the prize
ring, which merely demonstrates that
those making such comparisons are
short thinkers. All of it's tendencies
are opposed to those Of the prize ring
1t is rough sport, no one denies. NJ
one is forced to play the game and those
who object to it still have bean bag
and pinocle tournaments open to them
Strangely enough, the fat-chested ele
ment raises the loudest cry against foot
ball, attempting to prevent others from
playing game which is denied them
A little more of ''live and let live' i
applicable in this case. .~ - g..