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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05

gen @olla Mtigebout boben, mo id)
lagc Shncn, bcion0crs benen, mclhe
al Den groBen GigentbunssSrogcn
in ben &ercinigtcn Stooten intcreis
iirt iinO, BOB cin @epitter 5lliommcn
5tebt 1ruo sic 3cit nobt. lpoln 0a5
onerifontidc Eolf Die Hcd)te inter
Illd)en miro, 0urd) melde 2elttc in
m%cnigcn SoGrcn <nocrtc MiQionen
Collars crlucrbcn unb 5u cincm Gin
flltB aclonQcn Ger lclbit bic He0tc.
rll1t9 Der &creini9tcn Stuoten 81 I'M.
termcrfcn orobt.
Sic llnteriudung miro oemodt
mcrbcn, mo penn Ole Belt ooiiir
fonInlt, mCroc ib bel Der Sunr ICin,
Inn boS @cicb 0eS GigentumS 5rl
nCrtbci0iQc1. &opitnl lit NidltS ipei
fer, ais Der 8crOicnIt unb Die Gr.
iporniiic Scr glrbcit. Gnron CLAUDE
id. User mir n~orluirit, Dab ib fir
&critootlidnm1 Der Giicnhobnen ooer
on0crc io5ioIiItiidc Frpblcme in Den
Gcreini0tcn Stootcn 81 boben lei,
ser pcrfcnnt mcine oiientlife Carrie.
re mo mcinc &oriGbc nl@ Witorbcis
fer IN Sen Heihcn mcincr Mitbiirgcr.
@citer modtc id) io9cn ooB, I'M
Sale mir ms nid)t ilber cine ipirf.
lame NcguIation Scr Giicnbobnroten
ciri9cn, Die &crciniateu Staoten
FrobIenlcn %gc0cnilbcr itcGcn, lpelhc
idlieRlid) cine crnitc WcIobr fir M
lcrc &nltitutioncn bc0cuten m01en.
Sd millId)c Den Gag nidJt 81 icbcn,
obcr id) icbc pcit aclruq III ole Ne.
meQl1n0 ser 6ifcntlid)er MeinltnN
nm 81 bc0relfcn, bob lanQe Dor Dem
Gn6e oicicr Generation ei.te iltrdJt6o.
re 0clue9unq einietcn miro, melhe
Die TerItootlidung Der orobcn Wit.
tel fir &onGcl mo 0cid)Gft u"erlon0t
mcnu DEM SnIf Der Hereinafter
Stootcn fem Sdlb Neqen Die lleber-
grif'e Der Gilcnbobnen 0eiidert
miro"
Giclen Gon lit mon I'M @lrnoc9.
lcnot ribt gelpobnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05
Gle Tentid)cm IN Nmerifa.

6ronf u. Muniep's mphlbctonntc
MonotSihrift nSbe Wulicn" beid)Gf,
tigt iid) lett 9eginn bes %0hreS nit
Den peritieoenen NotionolitGteu, oic
Den oneritoniid)en &oltsfGrpcr bill.
Den, nit bercn Gigenihoiten, oeren
GiniluB olii Die Gntmidciuna oes
2onbes, oeren io5ioIpoliliidcr Stcl.
lung mo beren beriibmtcn S0bnen.
9ie Artitel, Ole Der SeScr oeS Gcuz
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05
Scpartemcut fir uiientlidBe Sautcn.
CUB cpartemrut be5 Staots,S uaenieurS.

Baltimore, 81. Sebrhdr 1906.
Ser'te9eite Nn9ebpte, an Den nNoaro ol
gGrnsaS." @"re :! ;6e Gttn 3egilter," a%oreIirt,
tucroell bonn Observation-Disclosures in ~feillel1 &iireali
i'm RatbbGuS bis Wittiupdl, Den 7. Wtdr5 1906,
enigeGelI Getomlrerl fhr ole Nttoeulrung, n6r
FnturentsS trabe, bon Der Silofeiie Der N1iii7
more StraBe bis 5ur A~toroiette bon @aiierll'tne.
uIto iiir Die NeietunG nit 8olenrdloltelds III
ltrb BiIaftcring nit gl5pbaIt9'l6dcn Der. VII
tltrent=StraBe. BON Der J%tprofeitc oer Gnlterlt'
Npenue, bis 8ur Siioicite bon Baltimore traBe.
llno fiir Die AeupiIaiterltg nit, ourh ereos
rcitrat bebanoeltell, &0I5O!odea aIe5 tencn 1bcis
les Der GaIpertsStruBe. bon Der ltrolibctl
3Ial6ltetlt3tHte Der 6dbettesS traBe bis 6ut
rbrolicbcn Vduliuie oer YcTl1gtDn StraBc.
llno 1ltr Die 9}cupllultcrlnB mi! bttrttt3irte;t
3tegclltetnen uIc5 icneu 1beileS Der 2ertn9iots
GRAPE, bon Der 0itlihcu YGultnie Der SDarlcos
Strobe bis our oItIiben Hanoiietnsellle oes
@ertd t3gehdtoc5.
Spc5tiifationen mo 9tnGebotss 6oriurtlare ipcrs
ben atf Npplitntioa IN hicfcitl Niirealt l~elicIcrt.
Die 9untrattz erge6ulgss 9eGbroc bcbdlt ith
has Hebt oot, iraeto pelc1e mo ollie g~tlAebute
5l oerlperfen. Sin beaIultbtGter 9bcd III oer
Nobe 6e9 III ben Spe3tfttdttoncH 1n9e9ebelltt
Vctragc5, 5nblhar an Den Mta0Or mo Siaoftnt0
BON baltimore. mnb ieOem slHgcbot ~beigeiiGt
ie,ll,
9. I. Senoan,
GtdotzS ngcftelIr.
@eftdtigt:
Is, Gla1 SimaNts,
Yrdiihcnt Der 9Outrati &er9cblilg5sN cb6roe.
(Sebr23. 2i 1927, IS. liGr5i =, $3.50
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05
Nnrbnrn BIN

IS fart nm ). Wtdr3 1906 nab Iduncren
qcibcn barbara zimmerman, Aittipe bon 5rcs
oerid 3immermGl. int gltcr bon 40 Jdbren 3
WionuiCu llno ! Gdpcu.
Sic Neeroi9unG fiuoci Bcntc, Wnntnn, bonn
Irauer6duic, Nj. ola, SioaSmatlruOuo CIT .,
ltuo Der Ct. Iobarnc5 Nlrbe ans ltdtl.
BUN bnb' lbs ii6erlpunoer,
Sen barten Gcbeu9fnmpf;
Sh flea in Sem 2%Sutoen.
Sab cineu iun tel S1lnl'.
MteiH Seius. otr mid iiebct.
Sir i'm 1neiu Serje hreunt,
Ser bat nli1 lrnbl bctritbet,
or @lre IbrdHct 6dblt.
Wtcin glibem Gcbt idhlpcr aus,
lllo fam fett S&0rt mebt lpredcli,
6crr. rimm Wctl SCuf5cu aif
lGN (JC!p To nIct Onn inreM Mirbcr.t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05

Gin llngliid tpmmt lei
ten ollcin. Senotor GcpGo's Gbrc
lit ourd) bic &erIiherunoS.llntcri1
d,nnacn b~ctrGd)t!id) rcmponirt NOR
Den, uno MIN mill lid feline Sroll, dc
er crit Dor fiinf Sobscn gebeiratbet
bat, bon ibm ideiocn ~lai'cnt iueil tic
firdtet, ooB ibrc 0"ieGihoitlidr
Steuung burd) Die 5utoae ocfommc'
rcn Stonbolc Der Gcrlid,enn9S.lln-
tcrllldltn9cn becintrGt!ist meroell
fonnic. Nud, Elm Sd)e,ou,GSgruno,
Der 5elat, Bob cS nit Der 2icbe i'm
&oulc Gcpcp nidt mei' bcr lit.
Sic lungen Ectcranel,
oes tur5ct rnbluti9cn arie6cS nit
Sponien perltcben iib cuts Yen-
lionS1eid)Git. Sicbcn Sabre mad,
Dem Srieoensidlltb IL hit 3abl Der
Eenlion1re aus oiciem Gricle bereitS
groBcr, ols Die 0eilmntc Irme9
Sboitcr's III Cuba SrurSen bate.
Ter lponiId) = onleritdn:ide 3rie1
brodte ms ollBer Dem Sonoer-8e
ldenf Der Ebilippinen o,,d bis iebi
E%eniionGre, rao sic meroell
mir nod red)t lanae LeDa,.en. niel=
ieidt iolonge. ipie Die Y5ilirpinen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05
Guiulanb's tiirfildJc Sabcr.
Ganitable. 8ebaube. 9pitan.t oeeet. etets offtu.
Gliinhcth @nlnnht.Snt,.

IS fturh ua6 fhiueret 9etoer uniere aeltc0te
4tlttter Gltiatctb @olnibtsSug I'M @itcr BON 90
&abren I Mionnten limo 6 IugeI. SreltTloe
ltito Hcrluanote fino etnGeluoel, hcr geerot'
9lt1t9 bet8lioobncn. mcIte Miuntag, ben ..
Dtdr5, I'M = llbr yiafnittuas, porl IrnIter.
bauie, ytr. 430, SiiosSIru ooobsStrube, aus
lla0 Der o%9Scitcru Scuetern" itutttinoct.
SGlar mobl. Sit licbe ltltter SUI;
SchIai' tuobl, mir a6nnet Sir Die 9Itb'.
Sait aisgelittelt grOBc S6T1erjett,
Sic Soft Der lSuter bon Sir llabnI,
Ser Seiu @cbet erboret Bat
llno Sid 9ciiibrt nab lidtelt @ob't,
gSo mir Sid ibnIer5lo5 mieoerfebH.
8epiomet non ibreH Ninoern:
~. Tcufir,
Y. Gerbt,
z. Qnlanot,
~. @ulannt,
z. 9SUtauot,
~. 8uinnot,
CG3-D ". 9ulamot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05
lin bic Yrpouftipu Don HphDl

sur ualeu aeiituuasidBiaicit Der 5ctoer in
&aaNnc.Gunntp, a%cntn6G, 81 clltoidel1, ,oliez
rirt Die %nltnlou Sii nno Seue!npnent GnnI'
pam" pum Baltimore Die Ieetc 9lut.aae bon
$25. 900 in stiiteIi. ole oil FaGi fir 8c1n Gents
pro 9lntbeiI ~ocrfalft lpiro. Slntfripiionen
tdlie6eH am Is. ytirS mo Weroclt in Der Neis
~beuiolge G%ccepttrt. III Der ie einiHuteI. bis Die
~gtusqnbe erfbbpit 1T. Sircau 10j-101, Sal
bert atScb1upc. Gil
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05
Scfnmnt t%ndlnnaea.
Tcpartemcnt fir biientlide Sauten.
SubsTepartemeHt hes StabtsS ugeHieurS.
WQ mUrc, %. Sebrlar 1UOG.
@nnn.. ..S ,,~.n,.f4, l1,,,h.A. 81, 50

VQlttn nj D I {, 70. Sehrltar l0OD.
Separate uuo ueriicgclte 4ngebute, a1 Den
"9oarb Of 9nparOs. Garc Of the Gin %5teqiiter. -"
%norGiiirt, iperoct BON StaOtsNie9titrutor in fel.
uem gilrea,; i'm Huttbuus bis 0tittlpodl. bell
ii. Wdr5 1906, II llbr &ormttiugs. entgc4en
genomlHefl fir Die gtinelliru1a, @ofenranoiteirs
SeBullg uno Bilaiterlll8 bet tol9eloen StraBeil
nit disqualification
Rarls9lpenue, bon Der g~Seftieite Der Morts
r1ent. StraBe bis 5ur Siloleite Der Jti1H1otlo'
StraBe.
)tobais9tpeme bis 5ur g~Seiifeite Der 9lltsgpenue.
Guaingtonz9toenue bon Der Slloielte per Bre'
itonsStruBe bis 5ir J~lorbfeite bon SiooIesStr.
Spe8iiifutioneu mo gtnGebot9z 6ormulnre iners
ben auf stpplifatiun in oiefert Bureau 9elietett.
Die 9ontraits iergebungss8eb5rh bebdIt fiji
nas 9tedt Dor, iraeno, roel0e mo ale 9GGcbote
III oeruerien. Gun healaubi9ter ebed III Dec
obbe pes in ben Spe3ifiiationen ungegebencl
getraGe5. 6ablbur an ben Wiapor lllo Staets
ratb bon Baltimore, mus ieoem Stngebot beige
fiigtfein.
q. Z. I~cuoaii,
StaotsS lIgenieltr.
Neitdtigt:
e. Gtan SimaunS,
8riiibent Der ontratts1ergeburg5s gebbtoe.
(U(dr52, 3,5.G,7S .9.10,12,13)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05

Scnrp Glcms brin0t in
Ieincm lcbten @ohenberidt cine So,
lung oeS iroa50iiid- oeiltid)cn Worot,
fo-Gonflifts in Goridlo1. ga oic
Solptllriodc oeS GonillttcS sic ST.
mans Gontrolc Worofto's iei, 10 m1ra
Die 8riinbrnD elmer Gcrcinigtcn
Stooten = Mnroffo Snterrotinnolen
Nonf nit eI1cm cntipredenbcn Go-
pltol Scr bette IuSmeg. Gs mGrcn
lcld)t III Nclu.Yorf fiirf Miaioncn
Collars iiir oieie 8riinenna orisu-
brl19clL unG iueitcrc fiii;i MiQioucn
toltntcn bon 3cutiblano unb Sront-
reid geIicfert mcrben. Seine Heaic-
rilrlg bate Sbeil an oieier @riill<
Dung mo Gin Srcibricf iiir cine ioI,
de mare IN Nep. Seriep lcid)t ST. er.
bolten. Mic eiriod! @as fein Ser,
itonb ser G"iplomaten ciniiebt, bos
bot Ger Gbef oes Nelp-Yorfer Vonf.
bouleS mtSgetiftelt. MIN fonunt Die
Melonn9 aus Nlgcciras, bob iid) bic
Gelegotcn oiif Gin 9anfprnjcft &C.
ctnigt babcn, cine Staatsbanf bon
Woroffo init orei Minionen 81 grim.
Den, Die bon sen oil Scr Gpnfercn3
:beilnebmen1cn W1dJtcn a~ligebrad,t
iperoen ioGcn. Gas lit nenigitens
Gtipas. Nin nob Die 2oiung Der
Eoliseifroae.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05
Whnn1 EnhI.

IS fiarb am >. Mldrj 1906 Z. Noam soBl,
0eliebier @ntte BON WiarGarct \. Sobl, I'M
80. Sabre feine3 3ebenS. Sic Seerbi2ltl8 lin
oct Wiputnn, gtudmitlu05 I'M 2 ll6r. bon icts
Sirabe, aus itatt. NetfeplInJ prtouiim.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05
Mn1clic Hpf.

IS itarb ami .. Wtdr5 1905, bnIO > llbr
Nadlfiitug5, Nntciic Npt, qeIiebtc Satin bon
@eDro Nod. Nie Y3ceroigul9 itnoGt Wiuntan,
gtadmittuGS BdIb 3 ll6r. bonn IrGlterbalt'e,
Nj. 1881, Sit Sun ettciStrabe. aus ntt oenl
Sreiciuiofeit5aMirDbufe liatt. ODD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05
Sin Sdjritt i'll Der red)tcn 9iidJtung

StH SuJtHt III VI (tuVttH bttNVsuH1'
Gpart % GruScrt au aicn erittiaitgeu
WcgrIbniIicn.
Sin fh3ner Cara, eitiiueoer mil
ihiudr5em 3li6 noer ipcibem uoer
qrauem IiIiii6slcher8lia. NheS ,hr
S~nrgs@iniub. NegribtiBr gllt5etGe,
GiHhaIi0nIirnnR Der qeihc. III
IrducriIur; 6 4Saur 9anofbnbe, GV
Sefinun0 ocS OrGheS.
Gcidenpupen mo . feline ailfhen.
@iiiinm SUDf, 2cidicnbeIiafter,
HurtGs mo @ree;muunis9lDe. gcioe &elepbonc.
(Saul ,GWitc)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05
Su9n @. 5cnfci,
Or. G0i. GIBBS Sharp traec.
III mr. 2cid,cubc5tnttcr,

pcIber ollie 9~nitri9e itetS 5ur 8uiricocnbcit
~uiofiibri. Ole bon ibIn bebanbeIien Geidet fDIa
nen SSo6et lang lieGclt ubne Die gerilI9ften
2'ertpefungSfpuren All 8ciGen. Sral ScnieI 1T
aruouirte GinbuliamtrCrin, mo 1T bic 8ebalos
lilg bon grandchildren betcn SYeiiuIitdt.
CSnn10,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05
Is. & g. nub atb. 5etepbuue.
6. SunOcr q. Sphnc,

9eifeubeItatter ure Ginbaliamirrr.
Rr. 1908 unb t71O, Sautun = Muenut, nuo
ShopitrGte gaitimGre.Str. nuo 0rpaDfuaA.
SabrifanteR uun YGtent' Sasfrts.
TebrlOD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05
ltnicr Sanbcl nit Seitrcid. ltnaarn,


Ser locben cridicncnc Weridt oca
Stotiitilben @ilrcall5 iml @onoels.
2epartcment beioBt lid, nit Dem
San0el 5luildcn Ben &.rciniotcn
Stonten uno Scitrcid)- llnJnrn. Nod)
Den grmittelrnNcn oea 9iigcoua be.
5%ilicrte iid) oieicr @onDel iiir oo3
6iSfoliobr 1908 oui 22.t MiQioncn
Collars, bon 0cnen 100 MiQioncn
nllf Die Ginfllbr ulo tt.6 9fillionGll
Collars nlli llnlcrc 0irctte N1Siuhy
cntlallen. % ober Der Nonoel 5luiz
idpcn Sen beiocn Stootcr i'll pielen
6dlcn Elm inoiretter lit rno oft iiber
OelItldc oocr itnliCnii6e &GiCn gebt,
10 lino Die obcn ~0cgcbencn 3oblen
nllr fir nnicrc Ginflrbr ol,2 ScItrcid)
l(ngdrn gennu; iiir m'crt Nllt@inbr
ldBt lid) Die @crtb5iiIcr mcni9cr &c
nan a%n0e6en.
Ser &on0cl 5ipiid)cn Nrlcrito mo
OcItrcid) .llngorn bat iiG I'M lebtcn
Sabr5ebnt betrGdtlid Qe5obelL be-
ionoera lit Ole Ginfuhr o!i9 gmcritn
in Der 0oppcls Wonnrd)ic 0cuo6icn.
Sic lticg bon 1873 MfiQionen inn SEA-
lcnOcriobr 1895 ouf etmn 81 Wfiuio.
men Collars I'M &Qlen0e.lQhr 1901
lu1brcno lnicre Giniultr oltS Sclt.
reid. llnNnrn bon &c Miuloncn Col,
lars lnl NednllngSiohr 1896 oli
MIR log Wtillionen I'M HcdnunQ3.
iahr 1905 itieg. llnlcrc NollptouS;
flbrsIrtifcl nod SeItrCidr llngarn
limo Voumpolle, &itpier. Mnummolls
Iomcn-Sel, S6ntol5 uno Gobnf, IN
Der &ollptlod)e olio Hohpruouftc fir
Die Scrtils nnb Die elcftriihc Snoll.
ltrlc, bcrcn @clnmnitpcrtJ mcbr, OILS
ST Ero5cnt Der @eiommt Ginillbr
oliS Den Gcrcini9ten Staten ollSz
mndt. 9enlertcnSmerth lit, BOB oic
oltrcld)lId) = llngorilhe C;n'ubr bon
Wnuniuollc ans Ben Gtrciniatel
Stooten in Sebn Snbrcn I'M mebr,
oils $50 Fro5cnt 5%uocrommcn bot.
Die Ginirbr bon Supple io6or 475
Ero5ent, Die bon 9oumnpoQioner.
Del INN ia nno Die bon Sdlmo!,
nm All Yro5cnt.
Gon nllen @onren, Sic mir aus
ScItreid. llngorn inlportircu, erreidt
Der @ertb fciner Wooren0otlung
Den @ertb bon elmer Wtlli!on Dol
lars. .Sn Der Soltptiod,c moren IS
6oieritoiie uno oeren %Gr5eugniiie,
pie Sinncn.g8ooren i'm &crtbe BON
991 900 Collars, SGllte ur1o 6cuc III,
@ertbe bon $4,000 Guno.& @los
uno @lnsiuoorcn fir $4,000, Gopher.
iuoaren Stcingllt unb Fnr3ellon I'M
| Wertbe BON $4,000 Collars, Gbenli.
tolien i'm @Crtbc BON $4,000 COL
lars, Slhpclen fir i96.ONG Collars,
Bier I'M Wertbe bon $4,000 Collars
lno Sol5- uno @oIlnoorGt. Inner;
| 3udcr-Giniubr aus Scitreid llngorll,
Die bis 5um Sabre 1901 eilc betrGd)t
lid)c Sobe bate, bot icBt init lult'
olIfnehnrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05

Sn @omo, Spunicn, ~ II Il
De gegen oas Sous elmer ErlpatISe-
leGidoft cine gombc qerporicn, pos
ourd) betrohttidcr S6obcn 1ngerid.
tet lUltroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05
GuMoun Earf.

Orr bauptiahitdite Srieobof IN Baltimore.
Areat: $50 stder. - Sminc riu abrcnocr SBarter.
81 ieoer set errcitbar. SUM eents anbrs
gclo bon auen Stnoitbcilcn. Girabenbabn'
9~Sau9pnS paiiiren oct &oupteinaolig ale bret
Wiiiiliien. 9Sdrnle3 Narie5iunler iiir SoIte,
Die ben Grieoboi bel ruubem 2Sftier b~eiIdben.
9ieDr1hniBpldbs III iebr mdbigeit HretfeIt.
f1mrnt!it inter iortmdbrenhcr Blleae.
gttrsau: Wr. 81, 2sit.S arntogas Strake.
CSauB-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05

&icutenont g nj 1T, Ser
I'M lcBten Sum- Die Mteutryei in e..
boItopol ~leitete, lit sun Go>c oerltr-
tbeilt poroen, ober MIDI Enm Solbo-
tentoO olird) cine &llgc!. %IonIcrn sum
Soo am @alaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05

Ser ungoriif i6te
Segeoues lit olS Giuonarinilter in
ooS reconitrllirte Gobinct G]cjctparp's
cin0etreten. 9ei Der 3crinbrenbeit
Der lttgaril6en Stoot"finnrren Oeutt
Scjerparp: nSe9e Oh es!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05

2cbte u 0 DE lnarCn sic
llcberlhllB Heierpen Der Narfcn ollf
ctlud flint Miaionen GoGorS 5uiom.
men gci6mol5en; cil C'ciilono, mic
CT IN t6 Sobren nid,t ~ouBepcicn lit.
@robc Gunner lino in ipefuIotipct
Opcrotioncn ieitgclcat, mo Icit DEM
I, Sonnor ltno iiber tN Miuioncn
GnQorS III ncllcn @~riinNrTQcn nli,
1cgongCt. '
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05

Cine Slo dc, bic an ;.
Moi IeBtcn Sabrcs, cinem Gage Dor
Der GinioGrt IN ben &oitn bon Ncm,
port Don eincni Gompilr ms Mecr
0clporfcn luurbe, lit an 10. Scbruor
D :. on Der irilden &iiitc mligciiidt
ipor0cn, Die Slolhc bat olio in
neltn Ntonottn Die Heiie iiber Den at.
IontIldcn O5can gcnluHt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-03-05

Sic 1roBe @erlincr Stro,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bat bciNloiicn,
ciacuc Nutomobil Omnibus . 81
MEN cil5urlbten. Sic bot bcrcits
nm oie poIi5cilide Gon5ciiion fiir
flint FOLDER 2inien nodqeiudt. Gle
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-04
NATIONALS AND
ATHLETICS PLAY TODAY

The Washington and Philadelphia clubs
reached Washington this morning. the
Quakers getting in at o'clock and the Ma
tionals at noon. Manager Stahl was very
indignant when shown a harsh criticism
of the three double defeats in New York.
He said:
The idea of laying down to New York is
simply outrageous. The New Yorks are
playing the best ball l have seen this sea-
son and they simply carried us off our feet
by their great spurts with the stick. Our
pitchers would be going we'll for time
and we would apparently have the games
won when something would turn up to
break our good luck and the battle be lost
Just how good the New Yorks are just
now can be CLEANED from the fact that they
captured two games from the Athletics
yesterday in almost the same way they
beat the Nationals. Connie Mack will en-
dorse what l say about New York's speed
The roofing of the New York crowds is
a big factor in the victories of the Yam
KEGS. 1t is something fierce and am sorry
to say took on the western style of abus-
ing the visiting players, Andersen, Warner
and Altizer being especially singled out
for all sorts of hot epithets. All our boys
were eager to take game from the Yam
KEGS and l believe did their best but the
New Yorks simply outplayed US.
"A point that should not be lost sight
Of" concluded Manager Stahl, us that the
New York are in tiptop condition just now.
while | have to play man with broken
finger at second base and work pitchers
who have sore arms and are fit for the
hospital"
Charley Smith will be on the rubber this
afternoon, while Connie Mack will probably
work the great Coombs, who won the great
twenty-four inning game from Boston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-04
BOXING, BASE BALL
AND OTHER SPORTS

helpless condition. and this I succeeded in
doing. I was extremely confident when /
entered the ring, and after the first six
rounds / knew there was but one ending.
He landed his best me in the early
rounds, and they did not affect me. / think
/ have proven to the public that / am
good sportsman. / gave them every ad-
vantage they could possibly ask for and
then wcr by square fighting. That the
i freely admit. He is game enough and
strong enough. but lacks the knowledge to
be a champion. l wish to thank George
Siler. He refereed fairly and sQuarely. He
had to repeatedly warn Nelson against but
ting and had he been a bit stricter he
would have disqualified Nelson earlier In
the fght. But was satisfied to have the
contest go on to a more satisfactory end"
Statement From Nelson.
There is little for me to say. I guess
ly knew what was doing when 1 landed
that foul blow in the forty-second round.
I was dazed and more than half blind. l
did the best I could, but he was too shifty
for me. / think 1 surprised him by sta ying
SO long, and i was In turn surprised at his
endurance. l was willing to take all the
punishment he could send in, confident that
/ wCula wea- him down. Perhaps / made
a mistake IL doing this, for he succeeded
in closing one of my eyes entirely and
terly disappointed, for in my heart l felt
that 1 was his superior. Perhaps 1 may
have another chance to even up scores
with him. I must say he Is far and away
the cleverest man l have ever met in the
ring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-04
NEW YoRKS LEADING.
Won Two Games From Athletics and
Go Ahead of Chicago,

NEW YORK, September New York
scored two victories in yesterdays double
header with the Philadelphias. The locals
won the first game. to 3. After the New
Yorks had tied the score in the ninth in
ming of the second game they were given
the game by forfeit. owing to the persist
ent objections of the visitors to a decision
Of the umpire who ruled that there was
interference on hit by Williams which
sent in the tying run.
In the first game Elberfeld was put off
the field for attacking the umpire but he
took part in the second contest
OLoughlin called two strikes on Will
liams, when he sent jumper spinning
toward third. Conroy was on his way home
and Keller en- route for third the instant
the ball was hit Knight took a backward
step to gather in the ball on the bound
and stepped right into the path Of Keller
who fell fat. The ball went on to left
field, and Keller picked himself up and
followed Conroy home with the tying
run.
The Philadelphia at once set up claim
of interference with knight by Keeler
and charged into the plate and surrounded
OLoughlin. They were furious when
OLoughlin refused to allow interference
and Davis and O'Loughlin gesticulated.
scolded and ragged. Hartsel and Davis
shook their gloves in the umpire's face.
Davis was still jabbering away when the
umpire pulled his watch. The prescribed
limit Of time expiring, O'Loughlin an
nounced the game forfeited. Then the
rooters gathered around Gri6dth and
cheered and cheered again.
There was no interference by Keeler,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-04
CAMBRIDGE FAILS TO
EQUAL HARVARD'S TIME

PUTNEY, England, September paced
by two scratch lights" Cambridge did a
trial from Putney to Hammersmith this
afternoon in eight minutes, fifty-four sec
onds. Harvard, in the notable trial Of
September 1, covered the same course in
seven minutes thirty seconds. The condi-
lions today were not 30 favorable, the
Cambridge crew encountering head wind
all the way. But against this must be set
the fact that Cambridge had the advantage
of being paced by strong crews. The time
of Cambridge at the mile post was four
minutes thirty-seVen seconds, compared
with Harvard's four minutes thirteen Sec
onds Cambridge rowed thirty-eight for
the first minute and subsequently dropped
to thirty-two.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-04
Olympic Golf Tourney.

ST. LOUIS. September 4.-The Western
Golf Association team, captained by Chand-
Ter Egan formerly national and present
western champion. won the Olympic team
cup championship yesterday on the course
Of the Glen Echo County Club with total
score of 635 strokes. The Western Penn
sylvania Golf Association. defender of the
cup. was second. with 664: the st. Louis
Golf Association, third. 676; Missouri Golf
Association, fourth. $40; Trans-Mississippi.
fifth, 8s1; Nebraska, sixth. 722; Ohio, sew
enth 73O. and Southern, eighth. with s21.
Egan's playing was the feature of the con-
test, as he established new competitive
record for the course. making IA In the
morning round. The former figure was II
set by George s. Lyons during the Olympic
championship in 1904. Egan. in his after
noon round, made a 49, thus establishing a
competitive record for the SO holes OF 149.
Nineteen Of the contestants had medal
scores OF under 170