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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05
MnS Dem Jnncrcn WarplanS'S nnb
Scn nngrcnScnocn Staatcu.
@ei'm @iicnbobn 3u / II
menitoB get0otet.

@ei'm @iicnbobn a M
menIt OBJ getoOtet.
9ei einem 3uiammenitoB 5lpeier
Wilttr5iige auf Der Cumberland 9nl-
len . Giienbabn" nobe WorgansoiGe,
bier W2eilen norolih bon Su1crstoipn,
am Sonntng murbe Der 2pfomotip-
iiibrer Golpb 6. Barter AMI ser
SteQe 1etootet ull0 ied)s onoere BE.
ante, Delde Die 3iige begleiteten,
cntgingen NIT fnapper 9tctb eincm
dbnlifen 8erbGngniB. Sn cinem tie.
len Ginid)nitt an elmer iforien auroe
trodten sic nit einer ShneQigfeit
pon 80 Wei(en in Der Stunoe io1reils
Den 3iige aui chamber. ltno beioe 90.
fomotiuen un0 mebr olS Elm Illbeno
Waggons tbilrmten it'd bod iiber eln.
AMBER. Barter muroe in Der 2ofomo.
tioe eroriift llno ipater ourd oen cnt.
meihenoen Ialnpi idredlid perbriibt.
Die Strefe mar fir einen halben 5ag
geiperrt uno puroen bic Yerlonen.
5iige ii6er Ole nWeitern Warpldno
@%iien6abn" 5niId)en Sagerstopn uno
Gbambersbltrg geleitet. Iie bonn
6riebensrifter Soifmnn bon Sagers.
torpn einberuienen Goroners = 8e.
id)norenen pertasten iif nad geiid)ti.
gur,g Der llnglildsitatte, uin Die Illus
ingen oes 3u9perionals ent9e8en 5u
nebmen. 8enige Stunoen Dor Dem
llnfaa p%niiirte Der @rtra5ug oes 4rG.
iioenten WcGreo ole SteQe.
3uhtbaus itatt @algcn.
1upbael @intilo, Elm Staliener, Der
III aepier, @. .Na., oes Morbes i'm or.
item @rabe an Soe 6iScanere pon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05
8citcrn Waralanb G~iienbahn.

seQtrneuo 20. EobeMber. berIdBt Siusa.sta.!on
Sdalif.
4 10 Wore.us-S6reGpoft. SnaerstctpH. sR. 4
@.syobn." 0ubnesboru, gbdmbersburs lu6
ousGeftommeH sonniag, SGnend nHo Gum
herlunb.
so4 Gc6m. -. Accommodation mad Union.
9ribge. Iulpie td9Itt, ntSeenontmen Sonntae
Nnr., Sdrober. 6ettpsburg nno %. uno 8.
SiOittoH Quniteu.
'4.56 R1tm. GrpreB. 01itpfltnte. Saserss
tupn. Snncoo. Sbtpberst.rg uue, aisge1ofts
men Eorrtag, 5reoeri6 nr6 gntTttsbura
Barton, NnugOrt.
Sdgiif, nusatnpmmen eonntaa.
@. Is Worgens = 0Urf. Y. uno o. 3ibtftou ire
Snlptlrie tTiltb bon HtorpsGrope. fotuis
garlisIe.
7.60 0'orqens - grfori. mad StsbfeIo. fOtpis
Gmmtts6lrg.
1000 WoreerS - @efteru grrreb. Befttninter,
gfp Winoicr. linton grtoge, Brueeotqe (Sre'
osrii). 1bll.uout. .s9annesboro.. GtdrHberS'
6ura. 6npersioipft. SdrcoS. Cumberland nne
@fiins. Buffet observation-disclosures
5.33 sGhm. - Accommodation mad Sdnober.
6.25 AbcHos-Aftont. nod Union 9rioae.
BUR 5cuuertaaS nuh edmhaas.
II .25 ebenbS - IffoHt. udd untonsBrioae.
9ur Sunntags.
$50 WlorpeuS -Gffou. Huh unionzErtbge mo
Sdroocr,
. SdIt Mot an genufeIoarta e! abb. .siatien an.
u. hnbertipn, o. Wt. peipel,
tseu 'SefbdftSfhbrer. Ger. ,EuH .setsfnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05

Ger Gentrltrls : Nbgeor0nete Or.
SGdoler, Cont ehant bon 9om.
berg, IieB lid am Samito9 i'm Heid)S.
tag oes 21ngeren iiber Die aunoge.
brngen ser 9iihofe onIGBli6 ser Der
fIoiienen @abl 3 Gnmpagne aus. Or.
S6aoler nobm beionoerS alli oie grj.
biI60fe 3r. b. Stein in Wiinfcn uno
Or. b. 9l6ert in 9amberg @eilg, oie
gegcn Oa8 Sartea 5tuild)en Dem Gen-
trltm unO Der So5ialoemofrotie pro.
~teItirt batten. Die 9ii6oie, 10 er.
flarte CT, bGtten 9epiB oos Neht, lire
Meinltng aitd in politiid)cn Streit-
fragen irei 81 1ltBern, mas, menn e5
Iet1tem 8nni6e naf ginge, piel otter
geifeben miiBte. Siei beoouerlih jet
ober bic 2lrt uno @eiie oieier &llno-
9ebun9en uno oeren Nllsihlahtung
ieitenS Ser Dem Centrum fein0liden
Earteien I'M @obIfampf un0 old)
nad) 9eenotgung Ser Champagne.
9raun h mei9'S 2on0tag
ein6eru en-.
Der brouridmeigiFde 2nnbtag lit
oif Ben ~. M}dr5 einberllfen moroen,
nm iiber oie grleoigullg Der braun-
i6meigiid)en SbrunfoI9eiragc ST. be
ratben, nafocm oaS braun 6meigilhe
Minilterium sic @abl zines nerlcl
&egenten Dem ltoutsreftliden Mus
ihuB 0eS 2anotoges ~iiberloiien bat,
Nad) Dem einItimmigen SeidluB oea
@unoesrotbS iino ourh ocn Starr
Jim oeS olten Ser5ogs @rnit ArguIt
oQc MitglieOer oes SotleS Gunt6cr.
lano bon Der Sbronfolge ullSgcI6lol'
len. Man lit 9eIponnt, oh nad) Der
&c9entempobl cine Gerfuiiun8SGnoe'
RUG iiir 9ruunihlpei9 bcIflolien
miro.
a6nig 6ricorid Nu8uit
pcrIanqt lein &in0.
Sn Miindcn crlpartet man Die In'
fltlft Ser @rdfin Montignoio, Der &c.
~id)ieoenen 8emnblin 0eS &oniBS
6rieorid) Iu9ltIt bon Sodien Die it'd
CUR 3eit nit ibrcm pieridbrigcn 5od-
terd)en, ser Grin5eiiin Inna Monifn
Yiu. in Iloren5 oltibdlt, sur enogills
tigen llnterbanOlung ilber Die lleber'
Qa6c Ser Grin5eliin an Sen &onig, ges
gen sic iid sic Wirtter biSber nit Der
qr0Bten gebarrlidfeit g%eItr1ubt bat.
Der aonig miro nllnmebr nad)orild'
lihIt 0oroui oringen in ben Belts 0eS
Sinoea SIT geian8et. .l
Tuiiii6c Spiono9e.
Ger bieiigen @oli3ei lit elm gartjer
&attenfonig pon alagcn bier anldIi'
ger &lriien 5%ugcgangen Dem lie pol
Iig ratblos ge9eniiber ltebt, IS itellt
iih berouS. oab cine An5ubl I'M G5a'
renreife geipiinifter Guiicn iingirte
@rieie er6oltcn boben, in oenen ibnen
sic ploBlihe ifpere grfranfung
robcr German0tcr mit0etbeilt muroe,
@cgcn 3pon5ig Opfer reiiten I'M
2aufe zines Monots nod) Ser Sci
mutb, l1llr nm sort perbaftet unO pro
5efirt 5u weroen. Sn5miidcn lit aud
urtoeren oieie Sale geItellt iporoen
uto 0ieie, fling 9enlad)t, glngen 5mor
nid)t aui Sen 2ein, babeE lid ober bel
ser 9oli3ei erfun0igt, oh oeutIherieits
oieicm Spibel.llniug nidt Gtnbolt
0cboten meroen fam. llnterhanoluns
Qen nit Der 4oitbeb0roe b1ben noh
fcin poiitipes Heiultat crgeben.
ange fodtc @oblen i'm
Geid)stogc.
Die 3a6l Der @oblprotcItc, Die
Dem Heidstoee 5l~i9egongel iillo, be-
lGuit iid) olf inSgcinnmt nift pcnis
ger ais II. cine Bitter, mie lie bisber
ltod) nid)t oagewcien lit ulo bic cin
horafteriiti'ides 9ilo Der 9ci0cnidafs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05
elh&Ii6ea' enffom m e II.

0IHG1ide& entfomm e II.
- Sn 5ofgc cincr aebrobe1en Glen
6abnifcine cntgIeiite geItern Mor'
ocn nate Hbocnir, 9oltimoreJGo,
Der Grpreb,ug, weldjer inn 4 llbr
Morgens BON Der Galpert'S totioh
nod Sarrisburg abfnbr. 8lildlider
Weiie fllhr Der 3ug gon5 lan9Iom
unc es murNe 9}iemano perlebt. Isle
bic Giien6obnbconten erflorert, brod)
Die Shiene in TOlge Der @itteruilg.
SGmntlide Giienbabnen 6aben CUR
3eit Die Gail Ser @eIeiie- Snipeftoren
erGoGt.
HIoblih 8eItorben.-G ic
5e6n Monote oltc Warp aubn, God.
ter BON Serrn Martin alibn bon Nr.
1919 Sit.2omborb.S troBe, itorb ges
Itern Norgen ploBlih. Coroner SUB.
Ter %conitotirte, 0oB oas aino OH
arGmpien geitorben tcar, oie ourd
3obnen pernriudt fplitoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05
anb etstIambtswm.
GhrltcfS .9tdeniran,.Sni!s,"
lS6f z uuh Naudh, Ifrafis
Warnfano & Vcnuipfpania q. 81.

Char usrfaHcn Gprth.dpt uue. citation:
.7.30 Born. nod gorf .dslid, nuseenonumen
Scnntnas.
$40 NUrm. md Ieiid, MIR gonntaps.
$50 Eorrf. nn1 Beluir tdeIih, oussenom.
men Gonutngs.
leo sddhn. mad geIair. MIR gamf1as.
1926 giadrn. NOD porf tdgIih, aiiseenorrusr
GoHntGas.
4.05 gadhnt. nan GeIta. mr. gonrtaas.
44b Eadnt. nah R''air tdgIi6, aisaenorr'
men GpnHtngS.
800 a6enos mao Delta taoIi&, auseenom'
irpn Cummings.
IL 90 stbenbs nab Telin. rur eonutngs.
1880 sbfnbs na6 ReIalr, Ipitlipo1 Ii. Sar'
itdo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05
Baltimore Nampf . Yadet So.
talte uub SnDeridiise Bai.2inte.) l
Sic Ser. Stndtensluft bef6rberno.
9ampier ,gtrsiuta" tneu), ,Afabuma,"

hV8tutgId," D5tlheiItt".
9dmpfeI fGbren tdaIt6, Sointags auSaenour'
men. bon ben .8dt'9late"s BierS, Tr. t0--1S,
eiabtsStrabe. $50 MbenbS, oireft mad Do
Poirt Comfort Torfulf. Rortsmeutb uno a1sn
Pirften hes Slbens. @erttnoune In Clo
Roint Comfort init .F. & g. Gifenbdbn'. Rom
.Ssabouro air Cine foIioeu 8na nad Forts'
mouth iIno gtIdnia. IN gorfolf g,erbtnbuue
nit oer ,gtIantie goajt Sine gtorfplf un6
bern. Batb.uetoH. NAG. aidmonb. Bd.. uuc
Sem Oorf.
mdbIselien radb europiif6em Blame. 9uyu,
TtS,s srtS agialsT1igl n sleitSil9s re nS,n,sSg..
thinner in ben Biqet.8iireauI Der Ban Cine"
Tr. lot. i0f.9dItirrre. strobe, 8t. sos uno
sos, eiabt.sirabe, Q; ". 9. Office. Sfboit.gde
Fruit pi,:Sira" uno gibnuetS Rr. 100. Torb'
GbatfessStroBe.
9nbn n. shrftuBus, q. Brppn,
W'cefRrdf. II. Beu sDtdndeer. Gen. sRdf. Scent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05

Ele0mo1t ld)lllotg be'ltl0cn un0 sum
Sooe perllrtbeilt norocn mar, er.
rcidtc i'm oberlten Expectations sc.
ridt pom @cit-Girginicn Die Gaiii-
rllng OcS llrtbeilS. Gr mrroe itatt
beiien nlf ~ Sabre in ooS 3udtbollS
pon MounbSpiae geihidt.
GpfeS0fcn 5miihen
10 aontomn un0 0reB.
Die nBreiton Gool & Gofe 60" lit
babel, 300 Gofes6Ien III Moiontomn
", So, cntlang Ser .Mor9ontomn
un0 aingmooo giicnbobn," 5t errid.
ten. G6cnio beobiiftigt oie .@lfiuS
Gonl & Gofc Go" in Ser NGbe bon
Wtoiputonn sic grridtmN bon mel.
tcren 300 Gofes6icn. Gle Gompagnie
ermorb fiir5!iGj circn 2onoitreiicu
BON t45 Nicer jipiid)en Mniontonn
mo 9rcb IN ser %Ibiid)t, sic 6ci6en
StGote oirN cine mnuntcrbrohenc
RciDc Don 20O0 GofesGien 5t pcrbin.
ben. Mit ser 6crtiaitcGlrng Ser 600
Oefen berOoppelt lid Die Gotespro-
BUTTON bon 9cdcr SoIiep,
Nene Milij Gompoanie
Gu8 Sallptqlnrtier ser National-
@oroe fat cinet 9efe6l allSgeaebem,
pQnod einc nepe GpmpQanic iiir bu0
I. Snfqnterit . 9leainlent on5umerbcn
lit, mclde 0iciclbe 9c5eihnung Sc"
mic oic, fiir3Iid uilf @runO ungenii.
GENDER @ct6ciIigrna uuigeI0itc GOm+
pagnie BON Nodpille tragen ioQ. dc
Gompagnie miro in SABRE DC Grace
I~tationirt per0cu.
Sn Ser ir6e pom lpoe
credit.
WGbreno iic in scr biid0fltdjen
GbriItusfirfc in Cation, WtO., olif ocn
auiecn lag ut0 gcrobe 0aS GaterunIer
6etctc, mur0c OaS 72.id6rigc 6r0Ilcin
WorD $. @olOaboroug6, Sod)ter OeS.
%pcritorbencn 0beritcu Nifolna
8olo5borou9b Don Stpca, talbot
Goulttp, pl0bliN pom Scr5idla9e be-
troficn. glIa lie lie folcn ioben, ell
ten mebrere onoere NnO0d)tige ST.
ibrem 9eiItonOc, bod Itnrb lie, ebc
Elm 9lr5t sur Steae mar. Bic Ser
ltorbcnc mar cine Scr mobltb1tigltch
3ontcn Don Guiton un0 Ole @nllpt.
Tothgebcrin ocS @cin,s iitr frcuno-
!oIe Gin0Cr.
Nlcris SGriucr wiro
I0riter.
@pitucrnclr Mariielo crnanmtc
Srn. Mlcri8 Sbriper bon &orioro'
county gum 10ritcr fir Marpla1o,
Elm fir Den Stdat gdn5lid) nclcS
Amt, oas Olrd Die @ftc ser @eieb-
0ctlrtg BON 1906 geidaiien nnroc.
Starb ami Der Glen.
6obnI ation
In Stationsgebduoe Der vguItl-
more uno Ohio Giienbabn" in Cunt
berlano iicl Scr ~56.jobrige RihorO
Sipp aus MepcrSOale, Ya., Scr Ieine
IoGter 1rnu 2lntDonp Minfe bei,ldt
bate, pl0blif loot nm, mobreto er
ouf oen 3ug uartete, Ser i'm mad
Saltie bringen ioate. Ter 8erItor'
beitc mar Gin geborener Geutifer nno
bintcrlGbt mebrere erpadiene ainoer.
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Merchants & MincrS transport. So.
Tampffr.2fnte.
NrndIi unh MninnIrre

NfUNHT HHU EHWUHIttt,
+gludj VDitUn nno oen Often
Wlont., Sieuit.. 9orHerit, Sdmit., o ubr NboS.
*9ah HruutbeHee NIB bem Often
Sonnt1G, Witiiuod. Srciing. G ubr Wbenos.
*9iad, Er,upprt,9ieipS unb RprfoR
tdqIih, g ttbr Nbenos.
*Srnht nnoc1onfneH tdalib bis 8 tl6r Nuh..
fir ocnfelbcl Saa u6idbrenoe 3ampfer.
Vndl snponnnb nno benz ehoen
Snuuerttua Gdunttug. 9 ttbr NbenoS
u. ]. Gorin. ggeitt. qnrp Tod.
Saupt.Eiircnu: @rrrlau' uno eigbt'StraRe.
Ut3,l&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05

Scnrp Is. Nfetn'S NtitduraW,

Nr. ZIG, Elnh', rabf potpNrb. sfiabt,
gor6iigti1e s5eine. GJirttuoien u. nIion'
Giaurren. geiies Nter ON 3dpi, 9unin
fir 3efbdftSierfe DOR 1I.30 yoru. bic
2 ubr NnhMittias. selepbon, e. 4 y.
- Wt. Bernod 300s ".
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8. epabn's Ncftuuraut,
nan m.~a lCh ,.aaa sSIn,1 h

Rr. 923, Toro,@hen', nabe elntbnna CTR.
RerfdmmIungs.2ofa be5 Authorizations
claoes Rr. 500. 3. 9, 81" gS.erbensDi'
ffrtfts Nr. i06." oSbiner'Dthriiis gir.
1903. 3. Il. g." uio .Tiftriits Nr. SO,
3. u. "a. Sale al Rcreine ~ bernie
then. 5einite giere, &etiie i!no lnotre
Setrdnfe. Eel: 3. g. g, gSulfe $40 n.
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lBAEH4i]gRz&OnIO
4agtlm, uusgetuutnten Sonntae
Rur SollIliuA.
JNprfn zion

SAVitD 0tiht UDtpt @ehhpt uh' wv tbh W
BET 9ninoenFSi1tton ln6 Nailiagton an
Nod1eniagen 100 BORN. bis 500 Ibtnos.
Griibere gtbiubri bon Der Mit. globaIsGtation
gSai9iuatpn, ~oerlaiel at. NoDal' citation
sos, *645. l7.lc, 100, 1855, 1858, !iO.5i,
lit.53, 2i1.55 g2rm. Fl2.t3, ll2.55, t.b5.
42.a3, 1850. ti.t6, l4.55, 1913 9indm. '6.0S,
1855, 800 (2imiieo), tlO.6E, .lI.23 %slbenos;
l7.20, 800, 500, 1900. 1000. ltt.0O NoriH.
*l2oo ~ i12;o2L +l2.22, 100. 2l.o5. 200
800, 500. 400. *t.30, 300, !5.05, 1885
Gabn., 1900. +6.tS. rs, 20, 100. 800. *s. 10
Qtmiteo), 1000, 1908. *1l.t0. *1f.3 9 AGos.
Nuaapplis Ui. REPUBLICATION, !7.b0 nuo
1855 BOrm., t4.b5 llo l5.5b 9in6m. 9niroeIr
GtatiolL 800 uno 1000 Bcrm 1900 Wiitiags.
&c. 90, 26.35 y(ddbnt. uno 1900 Ylbenos.
5reoerid, 9unben'S tutiuu. l7.35 uto U.16
Borm, 1875. 1880 unb $500 giddbm
gSindetsr, Dit. NohaI. i7.10 Born, l243.
1880 .abnl. GumocrsS totton. 1920 Born.
800. 1850 nnh "a 90 9iudn,
Sn8erstolpu. NJ. J1~oDahSiatiou. i7.10 Born
1860 YlodDnt. 9nnoensGtdtioa. H.s0, 7.3s
Sornt., 1886, 400 g,ufm.
Gaisctt.Sitb lno gt. Airp, Gaitoets z tdttor,
l7.35 fe,l6 Soring 1875, 1850. 500 NdbiH..
anran, @t. Wogal Station, 'a.49 gsadui.;
Gamoen, 1900 gnfnt.
III e;pndt gfns Cine
nan PHILADELPHIA uhb Weru .Dort.
Neuer Terminus an ber Breturot paH5taiten
SiraBe. Wep'ypri. 6eulefu nat 9oiels. lbeuiers
unt @ei6diissSttirlii.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05

Eaie snr Neiir in's ansIanh &c.
iOrst g. 8aiue, 0r. 4i3. Cf.Sa.ii.
murr.S TRACE, nabe Suitnmbsnie!Ase
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nnf Nefo ,Ycrf fIn6 be,
reit gum @ebraib in oct gdmbeH uuo Uet
hob IL 5tniion nm 1000 stbenbs.
u, rad Atlantie.Gtip an Wothentnaer; 2,
Ind atianiit,eiip idglin; Z, ndb Htlautte.gitt
Sonnlaas. Nut 5ies buIten In NtIminstpu
6 bdlt In Ghettr an.
VGila. Affun., Characterization ss.t5 Bornt,
!2.20 Nanm, 1910 Nbenos; Wlt. HohdfsS citation,
1920 Gorni., 1925 Tatu., 1916 SbenbS,
Abtrbetn Mffpm., 9umoen,S tdtt0n 7f.00
Na6nt., 1910 Nbenbs: Wt. WopaIsSt1tiop
n .O5 sohr., 1915 abenbS.
Referoiring BON gaum In ghIaf. obsr Pat'
lorsggdagons. gpeiferaten etc. tpcrben fbneu be-
fornt Der 3tfephon In allen fOIoenoen Btuet'
WfirenuT; CHARLES. nio Wa;ttniore'g trnhe. y 4
Wt. Hnnni.Stliion, Il. s o.. @t. 9,ernot 3i22.
gainben.Stdiion Snfotmallonss Piireni Y. 4 4.
q. Raul $40. rbet We.. Court Ilb i726, uni
W. 52e Gassgroaotuaa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05

,H0TuU WttW uUftIDbUt'gdU5t"
NprbBt.Qsdc On tom. uhb 3Urret.Str
Suupiondriier aes Sefargoeretns agR 10,
Die, GInQiunloen teoen 9onneriiueabeiih
BerianintInngen oeS .genicnrial Webeers
Bereins" jeoen 2. unn 4. 3ieuitag i'm
Wordt. 5eIcpbot-G. q z. Wptie 1855 "
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-03-05

WDUTTT 9FUIUTtTH
,MluBart.Wid nne rtbur.6Gne,"
4r. 192t-t923, CrleaHs.Stru6e.
Saupiouartier oes yMcSart . W,dnners
chors." Sineitunoe ieben GUnnerftua
9lbeno. Der .Wlolc rt 91I.' uno 2eib'
herein" oerfamneii iid ieben Wpnidg
bier. Gbeiupeaie > Eelepbun 9Solle
s44 3. tglprlli 49,
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Y 7
i tier.

WnltOcfTClIT WNfTlEIu CTTIIIIIIC
&ru. 9llcriS Sbriper bon &orIpro.
county gum I0ritcr fir MorpIano,
Gin fir Den Staat 9Gn5lid) ncucS
S(nlt, oas Orrd bic 9lftc Scr @eleb.
0ct,tng BON 1906 aeidaiicn lullroc.
Starb ami Der Glen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-04-11
McDoNoUGH FOR BlDDEFoRD.
Portland Player Signs With the Clubs
New MANAGEMENT

The new management of the Bidde-
tori baseball team announced that
they had signed Mike McDonough of
Portland to cover the right garden and
be substitute first baseman for the
Biddeford team. McDonough has
accepted the terms offered him and
while it Is Yet quite Il while be-
fore the season opens it is thought
that he will be member Of the team
this season.
McDonough is well known in this
city and there is 10 need Of an intro
duction as to his abilities to the local
fans. He is good player and has
been one Of the most dangerous bat
tiers that has ever played the game in
this city. McDonough was a member
OF Pop Williams team last year
ard It was supposed that he had been
sig ned by Williams FIR this summer.
he made his initial appearance in this
city as member Of the Holy Name
team and ne was always a terrific bat
Biddeford Journal
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IN SERIOUS CONDITION.
John O'Connor Of the Athletics nas
Conclusion Of the Brain.

Philadelphia, April 10.-As a result o.
being hit on the back of the head by
ball which glanced from his own bat IN
game with Woodbury.. n. j.. SATURDAY
John OConnor. one of the pitching re-
cruits of the Philadelphia Americans y
suffering with conclusion of the oralh
and is now in a serious condition.
O'Connor pad no attention to the incl
dent at the time and continued IN tna
game. getting a two base hit On return
ing to Philadelphia in the evening OCol-
nor complained of feeling i'll and physi'
clan was called in and pronounced MI"
suffering with conclusion of the oraln'
II is now feared that an operation may
be necessary to relieve the pitcher.
O'Conror's home is in Peekskill, y. T.
and last year he pitched for the Pougn-
keepsie team of the Hudson River
League. He has been pitching good oai
for the Athletics in the preliminary sea
son and much had been expected OF nin'
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kENTS HILL BALL TEAM
Announces Schedule for 1907 and Will
Have Team to Back 1t.

Rents Hill, Me. April 1O.-(SpeciaD.
-one of the worst storms Of the sea-
son set IN Monday night and ragged
steady for a day and two nights. Near
~ two feet and a half Of snow has
already fallen with no prospect of
stopping as Yet. 1T put a serious check
on the athletic teams here as it does
rot give them q chance to practice.
Plans are being made to put out
good teams this year. During the win
ter William Sparks of Bowdoin has been
coaching the team and prepared them
for field work. over % men have re-
ported for the track team and kent's
Hill is again planning to fight for the
trophies in this branch.
A good baseball schedule has been
arranged as follows:
April 27-Bates at Lewiston
May IN. c. J. at Kents Hill.
May 11-Leavitt Institute at Turner
May 11-Westbrook at Westbrook
May 1S-Mohawks at Portland.
May 25-Bowdoin Second at kents
Hill
June 1-Mohawks at Kcnts Hill.
June S-Hebron at Hebron.
June f5-Pending.
June 19-Exhibition game.
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Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI. April 10.-ManaSer Han
Ions bunch of experiments has now been
viewed by the critical eye of the seasoned
fan in several games and while the afore-
said eve is not bullying out with hope and
expectancy of discerning a pennant al
already started for CINCINNATI, still the
orb has not been dulIed or dimmed with
grief or disappointment over the re-
suits so far. Ned's youngsters have
given exhibitions that have proved that
there was enough talent. although of the
budding kind. to build much upon in the
way of hope for a team that will wage
an interesting even if a hopeless cam
paign for honors for Redland this season.
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CHAMPIONSHIP NOT INVOLVED.
Will Not Be At Stake When Melody
and Sullivan Meet At Los Angeles.

Los Angeles, April 1O.-No welterweight
championship will be at stake when
Honey Melody. who holds the title by
virtue of his victory over Joe Walcott.
ana Mike Twin Sullivan meet here on the
sl<iddoo day OF this month. Monday the
principals to the proposed bout. with
their managers and Promoter Tom Nc
Carey, met at the latter's office and had
a high old time.
They could not agree and finally when
it looked as if they would agree to dis
agree McCarey, with his oil can. poured
the smoother on the troubled waters. He
suggested that the weight be 145 pounds
and that the championship problem BE-
eliminated This suited Melody and
Manager John Mooney and also Mike
Twin, so that the bout will be something
on the same order as that between Mel
lody and Willie Lewis. only that the pub
lie will be well informed OF it before the
contest takes place.
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Boston.

Boston, April 10.-Three weeks ago the
outlook Tor the Boston American
League club was rosy-hued, and it looked
as if the team would go out ana make ii
fight for the championship Of The league,
and not without some hope Of winning il.
Then "Chick" Stahl began to show
signs of breaking down. and the complex
ion of things changed at once. With the
passing of StahI another cloud appeared
and further complicated matters
1t is believed. however. that the selec-
lion of field captain will get the club
into shape again for hot campaign. Ii
would take a prophet and the son of a
prophet to predict the outlook at the pres
rnt time. 1t is safe to say, however, that
the Boston team will be in a position to
make a fight from the start to the finish
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BANGOR DOES NOT CARE
Manager Paige Willing to Have Bidde'
ford Leave State League.

Il am glad Of it," said Manager Paige
OF the Bangor club and prominent in
the promotion of the Maine league
when his attention was called to the
report that Biddeford will leave the
State league. 1T was against my best
Judgment to take on Biddeford in the
first place as | could not see how a
team could be supported there. The
attendance on week day games is COM
rarativeiy nothing ana while they turn
cut well on Saturdays when the mills
arc not running. we could not well give
them all the Saturday gImeS. and a
rainy Saturday or two would be ruin
Gus.
THE proposition was for the league
to lease the grounds for $500 for the
season. About 5000 would have been
needed to put the place in repair and
the preliminary expenses would have
m:.de it cost $1,000 to raise the cur
tain on league bail in Biddeford.
with Biddeford out: we Will have
compact five-club league with every
prospect of finishing the season Base
ball is hot and growing hotter in Port
land. Lewiston and Augusta. l have
faith that Bangor will not be behind
and as for Waterville the prospects are
very bright there.
1--WE shall be obliged to re-arrange
the schedule but it will not be seri-
Gus matter. This will give us more
| open dates and an opportunity to take
on independent teams for exhibition
games, which will add to the interest.
as the people are always ready for a
| change. | am glad that the Biddeford
matter is settled as it takes off quite
a load Of worry. A meeting of the
| league will be held probably about the
| 10Th to revise the schedule and arrange
other matters"
MORE PLAYERS FOR BANGOR.
Robt. Webb of West Sullivan was in
Bangor. Tuesday, and had a talk with
Manager Paige. Webb is a brother of
| Howard Webb. now in the New Eng
land league. and is good all round
man. He will be given a try-out and
| looks good. Two OldtOwn players.
Arthur Simmons and Arthur F.
CoOger. want to play with Bangor.
Cooger has played some i'll the Con-
| netticut league and Simmons is we'll
| known all round man and handy with
tie stick. They will probably be given
a chance to show what they can do.
| Tom Bridges of BuckspOrt now at
| Bates. would like to show what he can
| DO and will probably IL given the OPP
portunity.
| Manager Paige Will probably close
| no more contracts with local players
until some time later. He has men
| enough for two teams ON the string
but is looking for battery material
| moro than auythin2 else Pitchers will
| always be considered.
Manager Paige is anxious t. land
Mike McDermott AZ a disadvantages
and has made the former Bangor play
er an offer. McDermott would be just
the man for first base and to act as a
general balance-wheel for the team.
He will be offered strong inducements
to come here.-Bangor News