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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02
@iicnbnhnbnn in Snlpnbpr.

San SoIpo6or, I. Mu0hIt. -
!. 20. NccIunO, &ice. GrGiioent mlO
Observation-Disclosures ser .9onomcri.
tonii6en Giicnbubn" reiite bon Bier
nod ser Sto0t Mcrifo al, noNocm cr
nit Ser Neaicruug Observation-Disclosures
Arrangements bejiiNlih ocS @ouca
Ser giicnbu6u oltrh SoIuo0or gctroi,
icn bate.
Or. Sole &oio &ocu8 lit sum @c,
ionOten SaIpaoor's in ocn Ser. Stan.
ten mto u. @oIto5ar Giiupinion 3ltnl
@eionotcu in Mcrifo ernonnt moroen.
Ho6crto @orcocS miro ScFret6r ser
@cionofhoft in @oibington, uno Sc
lipc Nltgulo gcbt IN Qleid)er @i9en,
i6oit nnd Wcrifo. Die @eionOtcrr
uno ScfrctGrc rciiten 6ellte bon bier
a6, inn iih iibcr Ncoilttlo olti i6rc go.
item 81 bcgcbcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02
GbcIascatc oampfcr.G umpaanie.

. ,Slcfnpc1ic'EiH
@legante 9Snifugtcr . 3anpter ogiButta' un6
-,.. pNtluntn" nah
Oh Vuint Comfort nuo Vurfuff, IA.
9dmpfer p%eulalen baltimore idglth tahsge'
nuinrten SuHninNS) nm $40 9lbenos tto iums
irril In OLD Iotnt Guutt1rt nm 6 tbr WiorgenS
lu0 in giprfolf ur 7,lb Wior9ens an. nni6lies
bcno an bic &ticnbahU8itpt nab dutt Ylinften
ocs SiiocllS uro Stiolpciiele,
OrtsNiuer'9in
@2gnnte RniiuGicr Sampler aSbaslotte" nno
Baltimore"
nad1 gpcft.gpiut nub 6tdlmUnb, ia.
Sanpfer ~OeTlGiicu Baltimore t1alth (dtSges
romnten GoitHinQs) INT D tl6r glddmittaas un6
fommeu 8u l9citslOtnt nm 7.30 WiOrgenS uno
IN Hi6mpno nm G25 Uior0cns an.
Sic an Wlpntngct WtiitDodcn NIB Srettageu
bon baltimore ubiubrcnhct 1dmptcr. nHo bic
bon Weit-Seirt at %icnitaQei. 9uunerit1aen
Hno Samitaaen ubiobrcn, lcGen In SIpuceftcr'
Ruin., Clements un6 NUuiouO's on; IIo ole
an 9tenltnoeil Sorneritaaen liuo SamitageH
BON baltimore NIB an Wlpntagen, Wsittfuodbei
lno Hreituoeu Opu gRcibPotI. dbfnbrenocn
0anIpter leacri in Duritoioi un6 GIuOs 9ant an
fhtt aiIItftiacihl gicticrJ.
Eampfer U%crlnjicn Sditip.ore uDm Pter Dir. is
Wy nHb ~, h4iobtftrohen.g 4erfte.
;. HurdsQiflcie nab allen Fltnften f1nueI, aes
iidett @cpdd uuiGenebct unS 8dititer8irtner
I'M Norgrs ~rcierbtrt ipcrortt. I'm hrn bieftaen
Niuetl1ircuuri Sr. tt9, Chs9aftlnture etrahe,
NJ ~, 4lubiDn, Agent, Wr. t27, CftsSnltimnre.
etrnhe, ooer bcil SHupt,Fhreaur: Nr. $50.
elabt'e trnbe. 9nitinors, NIB:
9irnbeu 1uier u. T.. 6bism,
I. 8. Wr9anurl. SHIis.Seu RAJ. sgaeni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02

- " ! 1 reg ~ 4 l l " I -.
Die Nifoirr Slider bat 0o9 (5ntc.
relie an Den periNieoencn. iniolgc oc9
&oloniol.S fonOnI9 i'm @unge bcfin0.
llden llnterludungen crbobt. @cion.
Oerc Nuimcrfiumtcit errcgt 0oa Gia}is
plinorz&crfubren aegen Den Surnc-
runs@ounerncltr %cafo u. Yllttfumcr.
Die I'M lebten &obelbrief mitQetbciltc
Wteloung, Dob Die gcGcn Den Uollpcr=
neltr erbnbcnelt AnfloQen ais 6ultlo9
6%cflnOen mo lcine &iidtcbr noh Dem
SduBgebiet m0glid lei, crf0brt cine
meicntIid)e Wooifi8irna. Die Inter
lltduna gcgcn 4utttomer bat oar.
nadl pl0bIid cine iiir i'm icbr INT
gilnitigc Ncnoung genommcn. IS
1T angeblid ermielen 0aB CT Ger ptelz
Q%enannten oGouiinc" eincn inlid)en
GoR mlsitente, unO Damn, 0uB cr Nns
tbeilIdcine BON @cicIidoftcn um-
ipnit erbieIt, mcldc IN &untCrrn bon
ibnl beNiinittqt mltrocn. 6erner iou
linn, fnllS cr aus Dem Iienite eutlai.
jon miirAe, cipg Serior9una pou jcrcn
@cIclid0ftcn ucriprodcn iuorocn
ieitla
10 &r. 8nnibe un0 icine
6reuH0e.
ahrf Die NblebmrnN einc9 icl6It
itQubigen GolonioIomtS, meldc in Der
leBten SibungSpcriooc oc9 Hcid9ta.
9eS erlolgtc, criGbrt nod cine ncltc
9eletbtung. Ger nntionulliberole N6z
georonett 0elo tbciIt nit, ole &crmers
mug pcs GtotpoitcnS fiir cincn Solo.
nialIctretGr ict nltf oos 6ortbleiben
Der 6rcunbe 0cS Or. Yuoidc bel DER
pritten Geillng 5uriid5uiiibrcn gene.
icrL Sie obicntirtcn lid) I'M cntid)ci-
oenNeu Illgenblid meil nod ser @r-
fronfunQ Ocs 6iiritcn billion Die bon
linn periprodcnc Nnitcllung Haos
ibe's oIs llntcr.S tootSiefretGr I'M
SolonioIamt ~gefGbrOct erihien. @ei-
tere bieroli be5iiglihc Gntbiiaumgen,
Die olf eitcn Hottenfonig bon Sntri-
gilen IN ocn b0dbiten &egierunqsfrci.
len bin0cllteL mer0cn IN NuSlidrt &c
itellt.
Nufrcgunq in Ser bopcriz
den &ommcr 0er
u ci6Sr0tGe.
Giner ieItencn Scene 3eltgen iino
Die MitgIieoer Der bopcriidcn Sam.
mer Der Geid)SrGtbe gemeien. Nod)
elmer teIegrophiidcn McI0ung aus
Miindcn griff @rin5 @eorg, elm
Sobn oe8 General 6cIomorihou3
Erin5en 2eopoIO, OoS Miriiterium in
Der beitigiteu @ciie an, neil cS Dem
&erlattgen Der Sammer Der Nbgcor6.
ncten, cine NodtiiBung 0eS Sun0-
tags ciu5ubcrlticn, m~iQfubrtet babe.
Scr Brin5 be5cidpctr elm ioldeS &or-
gcben ais Idlopp unN ais cinen gez
fGbrIihen YrGceoelBfaa.
Der W}iniiter ocS Snnern Or. 8roi
b. 6ciliBifl ermi0crte ouf Die 0or-
tuiirfe 6cS nod redt iungcn Grin5en
Ter lit am 2, Gnril 1880 geboren unb
Sberlieutenont I'M +. SAlperen Hei-
Ter. 8c9imGnt Erin5 &orl BON Dan.
ern) in Ser errcgteiten Neiie. Gr Der
tbei0igte Die StcQuHs Der Hc9ierung
ulto pics ole BON Dem Erin5cn &C.
br0lldte1 IusOriidc cnergii6 3lriid.
SIC Sccne crbielt 0a0urd) crbobte
9coeutltng, Dab Scr Sol IN Scr Git.
sung Itarf bertrctcn mar. GS iuoren
Dem Grin3en 8eprg Die Yrin-
sen 2uOlpig, Seopolo unO NlfonS. ios
lule Der Ser5og Gbriltopb in gapern
3ltgegen.
Scr alter iiber S%ourno.
- tIrr.l Iiiter.
Sic 9latter bringcn ulrSfiibrlidbc
gertdte oes Barrier oWeatin" iiber
cine nnterreoung, melhe Der Gaiier
nuf Ger Hproldporeiie nit einem
,Sron5oien bate. Garnod ioQ ser
aattertt Il. III, iue01I,ert ha6pn Snurnns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02
Baltimore Obio- Sabn.
= 9dgIi6. lldelib. ausaenommen Sonniues.
2ytur Sonntaes.

HitSburG ,......... Iduttt.32 q. I14t ".
S SS@sc6 4 s9's S,s. s,nn dad 81, ga ~ ssiinuss.a$ q IN q;
Sonlocn 8 Station ud6 4laiBinatou an go.
tbcrtdaet 500 Gcrm. bis 500 abcnos. NIT
&p5Tan. 9ienft. 5rlbrtf gDtabrt bon ut.
-MniBinaiOu, 0erIaHen Wf. aoncI e.. 200,
H:10. 400. $40. +9.4S. 1905. lt1.53 Bor'
.%nitIgaS Il2 ~ y li2 q "a ii.5 y =. ,2 a I3.S9 g
'tt82 @bcnos; berI. Gambei Ct. 300. '6.f6,
1875. l7.2O, 200. $50 5000. 1000. HOO
T'SSi9HiiiGS&S lil5S do gSqhtY Il2q5, Is5S.
300, l5.cs, $3.50. 1900 '6.t6. 1920, roo.
W 90, 1916. 1900, F1c.05, *ll.1O, 'il4i
NnnoSuiiS, Mt. WobaI statiun, 7tO nno
2s.45 Gormtitdgs, i5.55 yiadnn. @nmoeu'Sta.
720 uno 300 8urntlttags. 1905 yiatm..
1885 ulo 600 gtbeuoS.
8urnl; Camden Station 1913. 1000. 29.t5
nn6 1000 Sor0',. lt26. 1850 pto 800 Ed@'
gSiHGeaer. UT. sVobOI. ITO ROrm.. l2.4s.
1850 gludma Gam6en. '7,2O gorn., 1900,
1850 NH 400 gladbm.
9nserStowu, MT. Tob1l eta. li45 Worm,
i3.60 aa6ni+ EGreen Station. 1900 BORN.
Gnieutt.eitn nnS Vii. atrh, garhbeu citation.
-p.S5 20.t5 NUrn, l1.25, 1850, 1920, $3.50.
SmItis gG6, GambcH citation. 1920 s,orut.
snral, lWlt. To9dI, '2.43 Gotm.. Camden.
800 Nnhn.
ylpNal SIns elut mad, gbilabelphta nnb sss,v.
her etrabe, glrfu. glsrf. beautrt nadl 0uttls.
Sbeaiern nnN SsihdhS.1iirth
8eridiier:
Garuoet Wlt. HnhnL.
g6ldfpupgunS .... Idaft 3St q. y S.bb8
gEarIor 4. ;Gtut-. Id4I. L65@ .; s.0o8
buffet Vnrlnr. arspeH CO. P50R VI GSA Y
VarlUr SiHcr &C.. uur 60. 9,52 . . 0.67 9.e
EatlOr 3incr. dlsgeu. Sott. 30 Y. Y lt.54 ~
Furlor 9iner ..... .TdQl. Lbs Y. q t.59 q.
.Runai 9imiteo" =. ..7dgG. 3.4S Y. y 9.52 q.
Goodies. Nbiln. misc go. 200 U. b05 y. 6
QarIor Diner 900. ,Idgl. 600 " 3 Cos g
Goodies. Fbi!a.... ibid. 900 u. g.05 a.9
~S6Iofpnqgou Gee. IdaIt $50 u. t244R q.
9ofol S6IafUaaGons ino fertia Bllm @e.
braud N @nmocn' uno mRt. EobakStuiioIi nm
10 llbr sbenos.
81 nnh AhnntIe.GttB an g8otbentnger. y,
nab Ntlantic.Gitn tiaIih. = nd6 Atlaniie,Sitp
SpnntngS. sllIc 3boe buIter in sStltrinetcr:
8 bdlt In G1eit(r.
Rlila. AttOm. Garnoens S%tatlun. 2s.O5, ls.t5
Nurin, u 20. 1910 gtadbti. UT. RondI Ga,
$50. 1920 Norm. y 90. 1915 giutbm.
Nbcrbeeu Affunt., 9dnhen Station. II 90
Gndbrt.. 1910 Nbctos; Rt. &unuI Stdtipn,
n .0b Tpdm. s6.t5 NbeHoS.
Ncieroirling bon RniIrn In SbInfs ober Gar.
lors9lGqQors. SpetfesIinteu etc. fpernen idhneu
beiorGt per Selcohuu In allen f~uIaeuoeu giuet.
airctur: Gbnrless uns SdratonasStrahe, .. q
z. GSoite 1870, oher mo. 9ourtIaro 1901; mt.
RUhnfsc iniinit, g.. & z. mtt. ge.Hon Sf23:
gautoen' z tnftou Srinrmniinrss8iirena 6. 8 ..
Scii1 1870. pner 9Ro. Gonrtlan0 2726, une ~,
.526. G1osNronsiucs. rIIr
VaNc mrs Nnslauo befurat 6. glaine, gs.
Alb, EitsYldiftmnres Ctr. uQue Euffuufuaufr.Nhk
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02

ltIten lelcn b0lltl8 81 jlnQ mo umcrz
fobrcn ltn0 urtbciIcn 0C3halb iolih
NnOCrc @erfSit0n0c miiBtcn elm Gro.
men beitcbcn, mn Die %oltrnoliitcn
trGtrn obnc iolhc EriifuuQ iu'3 ST.
fcntIidc &ebcn elm.
Cardinal &upp IeDut u6.
aor0innl @cor &opp 6iiritbtihof
BON 9rcSlulL bat 3oblrcihcu Der
Cbrcrn mo Sreun0Gn cine GnttGlt
idlulg bcrcitet, inOcul or ieaIihc Gctcr
ieinca iilbcruen &ubiIGunS ais vi
idoi in Der bcitimmteiten 9&ciic ob=
leGntc. 9ie SIT ieincr Gbrltna bcrcit3
%gctroiicncn &orberritutgcu miiiirl
0e5boIb pobl o0cr libel riifQ0uQi0
genluht lucroen, Ser bobe firhIjhc
@iiroentrG0er, Der am %. Sltli oo9
60, Scbcu5inbr ~pollcnoctc, mllr0c I'M
Sabre 1881 5lm 9iihof BON 6ltlou
8ctueibt,
Sic onoocr.
Ter Gompicr oSamburg," fir
OeIicn &cmlGunq aoiier @ilbcIm
$3.50 $1,000 Wiorf) pro Gag be.
5oblt. miro DEM &oiicr olld) ruG6rcnO
Scr 6Iottcnmon0pcr sur &crfiigung
ltcben unO lit jt 0icicm 3,pcdc &c.
tern nod &icl |9cfobrcn.
@crr b. (idiratO mo 90Qcnoorii,
Der StootaicfrctGr i'm Ncid@omtc 0c2
Nltam0rtiNen, miro hclttc in Sluinr,
milnOc cintrciieL nm NIT ocm &oi
ier iiber mtSlu6rtige neutrality-suspicious.
5u berotbcn. @err b. Eihirstn iucilte
biabcr bci'm Hcih3fou5lcr Shirt u.
Billion IN ltor0crl1cp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02

V6Ve mrs AHsldHo befprat 6. Blaine, gs.
4i3, Cit.galtlmpre.S str, uahe guftamnonie.NsG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02
Werdants' & Miacrs' SranSpUrta.
finn Nnmhnnn.
Sampfer.2 inieu:
~ 49, Nn-

SunlpterSlnlen.
Gun Bottom uno benz Often: ieoen Wluutag,
8ienfiag, Dornerftue lno Sunii1a, Mbenos
o ltbr. ,..
9tu6 Bruhtocncc unb benz Often: ieben Sonn'
tag, Wiihuob llto Srettag, sberbs 8 nbr.
9ta6 9teiuportsyteipS mo gIoriolt: tdelih unt
g ubr NbcnnS.
Srnbt iuiro tdaIid bis 3 rbr IbeHbS fiir an
benz Gage abfuDrenoe Dantptcr ungcnuniHcn,
RAD Guuunnub uno BEN Siloen. ieoeH 9ieus
flag, 9onneritng ino Samilag, Aberos O llbr.
Der 9SCrtbe am SlBe bes GuHas9udS 40. Sus
pununbsEufnptcr bon Der &erite an 5uBe Der
SeitsSauszslOenle,
e. ". @lntnabanl, glaent.
tongsSOd.
90. V. SRrnrr, g. Z. ~.
Il, .. StebbtnS, @eit. .Wldn.
Sdupibirenu - Shout.@de 8ermnii. nab
2lgBtsStra6e. r,r,.t. Qt3.I&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02
Nus 9cntidlaaO,
NfticngcIelfidlaft 3un Ban uOn WOtur'
2nftIdiffcn.

@ieoer cine Gariier Cute iibcr eine
3uiammenfunit ocS Gjaran nit
Dem aoiier. - @afienOe Gre
gung iiber Oen aoIoniaIifunouI
&oQe 9lltffIGrltna %perIongt.
@ouperneur 9ltttfomer Don autle.
+ run i'm @corangc. @ic Or.
@oaide's 6rumOe sic 8criucrimQ
oes GtatSpoitenS fiir cincn Solo
( niaIiefretdr i'm &cif&togc our6.
Observation-Disclosures Compliments
fiir SournoIiitcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02
baltimore 9ampf Yadet So.
lglitc uuo -8uUerldltge gni'eiuic.)
9ie Der. StddtensF0lt bei0r0erno.
IampIcr v9irgtni0" (ncnl, rNtabama,"
80. Menrnta.H .5ruurIrrd

WtDrnia," u3enneirc."
Sampler lnbrell idpli6. GunniuGS uuSgenotu'
pIa5;t.e gG ITot Ssn gsa''Sg5R Rsnny rc, fr; non lSg ~,
Eoint Comfort, gtortoIf, @ort5muu'b ulo nllcn
Rnnfien bes' Siibens. SerbtnounG in Oh
Yutlt Comfort nit rG. & Z. Giien6abn." 9iuh
RtbrtpnO, &etbinounG in RoIlsnJuib nit Dem
pGcnboHro stir 0iue" iuIiocu Sug mad Forts'
mouth uno gttluntu. IN yorioli &crbiHouHa
init bcr p%9liIanlic Goat Cine" ytorfOlf uno
bern, @albtngtou. N.sG., aihmono, Ga.. unh
9tcps 2)ort.
Nldbl8eiten nab curcpdttbem 8Ioue. 2uru'
ribfe NaiittPn5tminer, e'etirtihe Neleli6tnha,
8umpiDei8mug, Npien fret, NcictOirte autiiteni
3~ilHHler in hen Nl1ctNirrnur oetl Vat Cine, "
0r. 100 SitN1IiiIHorcsStrabe g'r5 800 ulo
b0s. HtGbhSirnbe, e. ". Z. Office, GioniaGde
Baltimore lIno G~alocrtglrabe, Continental
Iruit 9utlbtng uno NlbanGb's, gr. 100. Goros
GbarIcSsG Giraffe.
Su0n D.. 2brriUoub, g.. gropn,
Ricez9Srdi. u. Sen. sWiandaer. Sen. ia. sglgent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-08-02
@eitcrn MnrDlono Giicnbabn.
3hoe b%erlaiftn aiacn. siotIon wIe iOIai;

Shee b~erlnt'tn Siucn,St ntion mie ioIgt;
- Sdgtih:
430 Wturaens-S0ucupott. SGNcrSiuiur. a. &
y 'gdbl, nm dhegenont1et SOnntu9,
Sntcud liib GbuiubCrebura.
OLD WioracnS-Pcuf Ulurs@r9teB.
200 N1bnt.- IfioniHl0onttolt mad @lDnoon.
+4.b5 Ha6h-GrprcB Sulpilirte, pugerstolun.
SaneoH, Gbtppcr5burg tto. uu5aenoins
men Gonntu8, 5rcocrid uno 9miHtttShhrg
.tEnrlpr NplguU).
1000 NbcnbS- IiommobattOn mad Union.
glrihuc.
9dsiidl, ousncnontmru euuutng.
6.h6 W'oraeus-Nuri. ". 4 8. 8tOifiDn uno
SQlptIinie OltItb bon 9morp 8rObe, fos
ipic Carlisle.
500 Notwithstanding SanerBtoipn. Gan,
cod. GumbcrIanO, SbippeuSbitra. Grehe.
rid. GInmllsbnrg lno r. & 70. Vnbu
big nab Clifton.
9.43 N'oroeIs Mfiomnobattor nab Scttbs.
1000 MloreenS-t Instrumentation NOD Union
Vrinqe.
1920 @n6m--RIuc mom,tutr @rprcb CBarIor.
Ndpgoi) ionic 6rcoerid.
3.25 Nndntc -.@rprcb nab Urrt unb Y. &
Ais @a6m - accommodation nab Union
VFrihre.
Use g,afn. 49, gifputn>oufion nuf @lnnoun,
hnnt 6rpreb bis Gettysburg nth gprf,
Glib Hbenos accommodation iiub linton
Nrioge.
Wur snmnaae.
100 Vadfft .-HluC RioNe ptniite6, GdneII5r0
nnh gBeftninficr. Iburniuni. WDuntnin
gelnts rno Snperstnion fbceirneno am
23.1i1i). 9drlorslSapqO1.
Sur Suuntans.
$50 WnraenS - Accommodation nddb linton
Nriope iito 6nuopcr.
6dlt nitbt al 6er Rtnnfblharla .goenues
citation an.
". Wobertion, II. W. Suiuea,
SenerdisM anneer. Sen gaff. .aeent.
AInf@I
The Washington times., 1906-10-07
SHIELDS STALNART
WILL STOP RACING
Famous Holder Of Sheepshead Record
VIII Go in the Stud at
Ir0quois Farm

LEXINGTON. Oct. 6.-The future OF
the good racehOrse Stalwart was de-
cided upon his arrival here 10 go into
the stud at the lroquois Farm OF Sen
ator J. W. Bailey. and he viii begin his
career in the stud in the spring Of 1907
Stalwart is a son Of Meddler and MeIba
by Mortemer, and is now FIVE years old
He won during his career on the turf
S55.Sl5. winning such events as the
Champagne Annual Champion. and Cen
tury Stakes, In the last race running
one and a half miles in 2:51 rs. the
Sheepshead Bay track record. Last
spring when the stable Of E. r. Thomas
was sold at auction StalwaTt was pur-
chased by Alexander Shields. a part
owner, for s11 900 and the son of Med
dIer comes 70 kentucky as the property
of his former trainer.
o. Her racing days at an end, the noted
fve-year-old Hamburg Belle, daughter
OF Hamburg and lsiac, by Roseberry,
who Will be retired to the stud at FL
mendorf and who will be mated to Star
Ruby next spring, has arrived to spend
her remaining years in Kentucky.
The Washington times., 1906-10-07
OFFICIALS
PROPOSE NEW RULE
Would Bar College Men
From Membership of
Athletic Clubs.
PRESENT CODE IS UNFAIR
Regulations Tend to Favoritism To-
ward Collegian-Latter Will Un-
doubtedly Make Objections.

NEW YORK. oct. 6.-There is every
reason 10 believe that there will be d
rule enacted before very long by the
Amateur Athletic Union prohibiting hnen
from competing for colleges and ath-
letic clubs at the same time
The purpose Of the proposed rule viii
be 70 prevent a man from representing
his college athletic team until the end
OF the college term In June and then
turning Immediately 10 an athletic club
and competing in July. August and Sep
tember
Ii is argued that there should be no
differentiation between the man who
shifts his allegiance from one athletic
club 10 another and the man who trans
fers from one college 10 an athletic club
and back again. II Is contended that
the legitimate athletic club contestant
is Disseminated against unduly.
When the proposal to enact such a
rule IS put forth there viii undoubted-
lv be- a loud vail. The charge viii be
Immediately made that the move is made
10 cripple the Irish-American Athletic
Club. which is largely composed of such
men
The Washington times., 1906-10-07
FITZGERALD WANTS
TO FIGHT NELSON

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. oct 6-Wiilie
Fitzgerald has hurled a sweeping chal-
lengc at all the lightwcights- His am
bition is to meet Nelson. and he will
accept any conditions TO obtain a
match He T. also after the winner of
the Corbett-AlcGovern fight. and saws
Jack McGuigan will give him a date
with the winner.
Fitz has several bouts in view at
Bridgeport, which he intends to accept.
rs he says he was treated right royalty
by the Bridgeport club officials.
Il have been fighting welters for two
years. and have won my last six fights
with knockouts I can make l33 pounds
and intend 10 make the men in my
class meet me, is the way Fitz puts il
The Washington times., 1906-10-07
Upton DECIDES
TO TRY FOR CUP
Irish Baronet Will Make An
other Attempt to Lift
Trophy.
BIG YACHT RACE ASSURED
Association Football Warmly Wei
coined in England by
Enthusiasts.

LONDON. Oct 6-sir Thomas Upton
viii challenge again for the Americas
Cup.
This statement Is made By E close
friend OF the irish oarOnet. and is said
10 be based on information received
from the other side since Sir Thomas
went over. 1t has been an open secret
that he was anxious 10 have another
try at cup lifting" and all that stood
in the way was the dnal decision that
only a challenge under the new meas
Urement rules Of the New York Yacht
Club would be accepted.
While the informant would not state
that Sir Thomas had received such as
surances. ne declared that there was
practically no doubt that there would
be a race next season. and that the
challenge would he formally sent upon
the return Of the baronet The only
thing which would prevent would be
that the German Emperor comes cut
with the intention of challenging I'm
puJed 10 him. In this event Sir Thomas
would wait.
The Washington times., 1906-10-07
Evils Are Many.

In a measure the charge will be a
true one, for IL is the Irish American
Athletic Club that has offended against
the morale Of athletics by inducing col
lege stars. wherever possible. TO run in
its colors until the practice has become
as great an evil as summer baseball
but that partisanism will prompt il can
be rea,ii.- denied. Clubs have permit
ted the practice, and many Of them
have encouraged IL for years. but the
abuse has never been so fragrant as at
present Ii mas reached a stage now
where a remedy is demanded.
Meantime there Is only one reason that
can be advanced for the practice. This
is that man cannot compete IN Met
-opolitan championships. for instance.
unless he is a member Of a club in the
Metropolitan district But he can COM
pete in open games in the colors. Of his
college. and when the rule is passed
prohibiting him from representing an
athletic club until three months after
he has represented his college. 1t will
also be changed TO allow him 10 enter
district championships when his college
is located In the district This answers
the last objection TO the change.
The Washington times., 1906-10-07
ELBERFELD MAKES
CRAZY SUGGESTION
Wants Batter TO Have Choice
of Running to First or
Third.
AND He SAYS HE'S SERIOUS
Would Tend to Keep Infelders on the
Jump and Make a Hit With
the ROoteIs.

Norman Elberfeld. the famous guar
dian OF the New York Highlsnders'
shortneld garden, has invented, or,
rather. inquired out a brand new base
ball game.
ElberfeId's idea, if given thorough
trial next spring, Will no doubt create
mild sensation in the baseball world
The scheme is most unique from every
angle In fact, at first thought the
average expert would be prone To laugh
at "Shortys' idea, but after the inuO-
walton Is fully explained the idea gTJWs
upon one fast and many combinations
for new plays appear SO says the ST.
Louis Republic.
Here's the basis OF Mr. EIberfelTs
game. The man who originally i'm
vented the present game. OF tine old
games OF town ball rounds, and cid
cat, from which 80 sprung was evt-
dentIy a right-handed athlete--he also
batted TtEht-handed. and when nc hit
the bali lis first move was 10 run or
start TO the right or what is now
called hTsJ base, thus following OUT
that natural characteristic of almost
every human being, 10 use his right
hand, right foot and move Ia that dl-
TpgLiDU-
The Washington times., 1906-10-07

The report that a team of American
crioketers Is 10 make tour of Eng
land next season is received with IN
terest. 1t is recalled that a team came
over three years ago and won nearly
half the games played
The Washington times., 1906-10-07
Oxford Will Accept.

James Wray, who coached the Hsr-
yaId boat crew while IL was here. has
left for home.
Before sailing he said there was no
doubt that Harvard, II she beats Yale
next year. will send a formal invitation
20 the winner OF the Oxford-Cannbridg
race 10 go 60 the United States for a
race. Il can be stated that II Cambridge
wins the invitation will be accepted. and
it If almost equally az certain that Ok
ford will accept II she is the winner,
The Washington times., 1906-10-07

The news from the States that an as
sOciatiOn football team will come from
across the pond TO play an all-England
team next April is received with pleas
ure here. The Corinthian players, who
have recently returned from a trip
across the Atlantic. are responsible for
this, and are authority for the state
ment that If a team composed OF the
best association players in the States
does come over ii will take q first-cIass
team 10 defeat them.
The Washington times., 1906-10-07
Indians Look Coed.


confess to unusual curiosity to see
the first game of the Carlisle Indians
with "a drst-elass team.
t-pJ3in Exendme has as husky LOT
or young athletes as one could wish TO
see They Gre~iighCning last and rake
i" the game as ducks TO water. The
!-He-uu OF the Indians Viii sound like
ii5rlt5,..t ia Glrs',f T9l e 2 sseRey. eRd when
composed OF ENendine. Little Boy, Two
Ileatls. Scnqchuk. Brave Thunder. Lit
tir t.I Nan, .EeujoCkety, Mount Pleas
@s-l, AaHEee Jaw, Big Island, and Lubo,
-E k-+ .iAsl lNeLo tnlnk -lhey are up
"=1lnst = band d-af ''hosules
Haryare. having been unable 10 heat
Camori1se zgill, Z hear raW a race with
''i4mpia, and it is TO be rowed on
election day Columbia is likely to prove
q more formidable factor in corfege row.
.s '-ilt1 Size has in regent years The
S.LHihatlon Of football from Columbia 5
assHirI4e Wogfam is bound to have it's
e"eeJ on the rowing situation.
Bright Prospect at Columbia.
Fan Practice begins next week and an
u-iusu u''I 7'sfse number of men are in
'N7 contest for seats in next season s
"l7i-S "o't Practice on the water VIII
Ue N''L .lpsSo long as the weather per
Il ANrEr mas been M
NdIsilt iad. practice. The freshmen have
eeeh o2steq IN barges i'm previ1us wears
from tne Gould boathouse on Ybe. '4ud-
son Lqr lev weeks in the ran but he
4ond TINS hothing further has been at
teinvSSssr- itleL. .etfFsltS candidates form
erIy dfd NOT l5egin pTatcice mi Febrlfar,,
on the machines IN the gvmnasi,,r,
The practical experience gained or, tho
water Vii enable The men n affecrI1aiI,,
apply lt To- EAe otherwise duII 5pd0or
work The coach, moreover. can batfe7-
tell the rauts~or each indivIduaI to he
tradiCated.
There are a number of big fsbts .nra+-
y close 10 being made. Young Corbetr
and Terry McGOveru are To meet in
PhiladelphiGs OCTOBER a. Sam Rarper
and Jack y Brien are about 10 gel 70
gether again Out OF an the scramble
there Hayr "a the course OF time de-
YelOp somebody 20 meet Jim Jeffrfss
Jcff. ly the WAY. says now he does MOI
intend TO hghL They say it's anothe-
case OF Ny wife won't let me"
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To ala Columbia in building up her
track team. James r. Sullivan, secre-
tary of the "A. A. l,.has donated
series Of cups farl distance running
amons the freshmen. Tfis should great
Is tilau4ateusat4llatsss Az the lReoming
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