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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-01
TaS McttCr.

Sir Morplon0 mo Ocn Giitrift
Columbia beutc Gcgeu, itdrtcr ipcrs
bcn0c oitlidJc bis iiioIjdc Ninbe;
morgcu flor.
@citcru MAJ Die 10Gitc Ccmperotur
80 @roO Tim 3 ll5r AoHmittog2 nuo
Die nieorigitc 80 Grn0 mn If llbr
Morgcn>.
Su oen on0ercu 9unoe3 &&cttat.
@coboftmaa- Stotioncn lultr0cn &c.
ITEM oic ~iolBcuOcn nieoriGitcn (cn,
p%croturen pcr3eiGrct: Gnitport A,
@ortlono l6, Bolton 80. @lbunD 48,
Ncp. BORT 80. &GiloOclpbio 90. 2tlon.
ticsGitD -, M~oibinAton IS, NoyioIf
80, Charlotte 81, NQttcroe GO. Mils
mingtou G6. Charlotte u, Soponnob
y, 3odionpiQe II, Illpitcr rs, &cp-
0cIt rs, Gltlonto GG. NtontQomcrn 70,
Nclu-G Orleans CO, @oIDcitou 10. Cor
pms Gbriiti y, Mcmp6i8 GS, Gincin.
natl 56, GittSburd 90, OStucQo 40.
Buffalo ~. Glcpelnn0 is, Tetruit A,
Ntpcno IS, Morqucttc 40, Green Ban
46. Chicago As, Gullttb 3S, ct 8ou(
80. ct. 2ouiS 60, &onio5-G itp GI,
Smobo -, &uron so, @iomnrd IS.
@iaiiton 40, SABRE as, 0clcno As,
Solt 2ofc 80, 1cnpcr 3G, Nort6
Elottc 46, GooQc,Gito As, Nmorilo
DC, Sos NngcleS IS.
Die Gurd)idnitt@ (cmprrotuu inn
Wrnot SUM mar IN Sen Irbtcu IS
Sobrcn IS @roo. Ger mdruItc ,ulni
iuor Der bcS Sobrr5 1892 init elmer
SlirdidnittS Jempcrotur uon IS
@ro0 mo Der fdItcItc Der 0cS ,&ohrca
1903 nit elmer Tnr6ihuitt3 Icrpc.
rotljr bon G7 Broo. Iic fGltcitc1
&llnitoNc - AZ @rn0 - luurcn Der
s, N>ni 1891 nr0 Ser (. umG 7. &uni
1894. Der 0urhihrittlidc 9iicOcr
idIob in 0cn So liobrcn mar 3.St 3oQ.
Der b0d)itc sos 3Ou in 1883 unO Der
gcyin2itc csc 2oQ i'm <ni 1901.
Gen Nrobtcn 9IicGcri6loa in 81 Stum
ocn brodtc Der %. \Suni 1885, Al
Boil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-01

len. Mir frugen a6er, luie lange Is
nod oouern miro, 0oB o1td) mir W}c=
Ol5tner uno MGnner Der @iiieni6oit,
mic Dies Gouflcute un0 Scfnifer
i6on Ieit 2ongem t6rll1, l1ns bon icn-
ietts oes S5eans 9creiderllna un0
Scrmebrung u%nIerer miiienidaftli.
den 9iloung bolen pcrben uno Der
GluStauId fem einieitiger, ionoer1
ein luedliciicitiger miro"
Sfuellcr, oIS ih ood)te, lit 0ieier
6rugc otrh Ben mcitblifctocn @cilt
unicrcS Goiicr3 in Dem Trofelioren.
9hlStouid cine Nntlport ~gepor0en.
&}ir Iue fre1cn ms ocS nclten gei-
itigcn 9anoc3, lucld)cS sic 5tpei gru-
ben Nutionen umidlingt. Wt0gen bic
Eorinc Der N}iB9lmit mo ci1cr I'M
riibmlidcn &ioolitdt nic 0os genlcin-
lame Strcbcn nod Mobrbeit un0 Gr.
fenntniB 3llr 5oroer1lng DeS Neble3
"unIerer WtitmcnI6en, sur 8crbrei-
ttng chter Sumanitdt pergiitcn.
M6gen mir ms Pile itets 5uiammen-
finben in Dem Suite: IS le6e oie @ii.
icnifoft, e5 lebe unicrc @iiienihoft
Die Wfeoi3inl
PTS ~Gbrenooftor ser bo6berii6m.
ten llniperiit0t bon Morplono ioIie
id ober oac meine @iinihc oobin 5il-
lummen:
"Vivat, erescat, foreat in aeternum Uni
v~ersftas literarum, Academia praeclara ct
celeberrima Terrae Mariae!'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-01
y%llnfcl NrGiig : @crccn."
- Nnsflua -
&Oicbnnf Siibing .Sburc.
Counting 2, 5nni 1907, Q5.

9oicbuII. - Iic Orioles" &c.
lponlcn geitern ooa critic Spiel oli
beimiifer Grbe. no1Dcm tic in Der
3remoe 5ebn Spicle nn1cinon0cr Der.
loren bnttel nn0 ouf oen jlpeitleBtril
Nlob beruntergerutidt mnrcu. Mtit
Dem Sieg, Den tie geitern ii5er zen
Club bon Ho6eitcr errangcn, iiu0 lie
III cinem Sprung mieoer an pierta
STEELE 0eriIdt. Hao melln lie bclltc
luleoer lieaen mercen tie Die brittle
STEELE cinnebmen an Der jeet HoGe.
tier Itebt. Sn Nepnrf, no Der Gh6
bon Ioronto ipiclen ioate, iiel Gas
Spiel gcitern ans. GdS Hriuliot Der
SpicIc Der iibrigcn Clubs Der yOcIt.
lid)ell Sigo" luar, luie folgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-01
Generals

Cine 6elcrSbrltnlt in Dem 8ilocrrab.
mcll- uno Spiegel1@eidGit bon
McGoo0cn uno McGlmee bringt
bcinobe ooS gon5e 6eueroeporte-
ment oltf bic 9einc. - Die Slam.
men gliidlidcr @eiic nof ftr5em
Sample inter GpntroIe.
llnqefGbr 3iucibumoert S6rittc BON
Der Stcllc cntfernt, no Dor 0rci Sob
rem Die ocrb0ngniBuoQe 6~eiterSbrltnlt
o%tSbrod, melde luticr gan5eS Sc
id%GftSpicrtel in Sf1tt uno Sriims
mer legtc, 6rof geltern 9lbeno d6er-
mails Elm 6elter aus llno MIR Dem
cller9iIdcn @inidrcitcn Scr 6cuer.
lpcbr lit cS 81 peroanfert boB Die
6lomnlen ultf Den lripriingli6cn
@ero beihrdnft pltroen II. ser Sfos
ben pcrb0ItniBmGBig gcring lit.
IS iUor tlIr3 nod bol6 nelln ll6r
Ibcno8 nlS Gin mltomotii6er 9lortu
Die 6%ellcripebr mad Der 9iloerroB=
mens ltn0 Spiegcl = 6obrit bon Mcs
Goooen mo M}cGIpee, Nr. 106 uno
los, SborpitraBe rief. llngefGbr UNI
Die n6mli6e 3cit iob Der YoIi5iit
Stempel bonn mittleren OiItrift oifte
Rnlthmolfen ans ben &eI%erfenitern
pes ertp0bnten gto6lilicnlentS ortn=
gen. Gr ionote einen Ilorm BON Dem
W}eloefoiten Gde bon Sbarp- UNI
Sombur01traBe aus Elm uno in peni=
gen Mtinlttcn befonb ii6 Elm 8ltbcno
S0id.Nppnrote uuf Der 8run0itGtfe
elm. Gbef= Sngenieur @orton bonn
6elter0epdrtement, Dem Ser 8cginn
Der groBcn 5euerSbrunit bon 1901
in @rtnncrung gelDeien iein modtc,
oo6te in0eiien, oaB in oieiem Safe
&orIidt ole Wfutter ser @eiS6eit iri
uno ianOte einen 8enerol.Ilorm elm,
mo0ur6 cS Der 6el1ertpebr mogltd)
nuroc, ooa 6elrer i'm Seller ihneQ
5t i%iberflutben, ebe ii6 ooiielbe oltf
0o8 5rpeitc Stodrperf ausoebncn
fonnte. Srotoem lit IN Sen oberen
Stodiucrfen un0 audi III Den ungren.
6en6en @eihGftslofolcn bon Ser Gbos.
$. Sori6 So. @iienfpuuren . Sano-
lung, 9tr. ITO, Siio.S borpitroBc, Ii.
@ebriiocr Spear, S6ub6on6lung.
Ger. t04, Siib.SbmpItroBe, bllrd,
Moltd 6etr66tliher Sdobcn dngc,
ridtet morocr.
Nur mer eincn @eGrtff Bat, ipclfc
GuontitGtcn lcid)tbrennboreS Motc.
rial lid III 6cnt @cbGlt0c bon NC.
Goo0cn lrb WcGlmee bcfono, mag
iih cine &orItclung BON Scr gefGbrli=
den Situation modcn, bic bci'm9lll5s
brllh Ocs 6euerS por6erri6te. 0ireft
birltcr Dem @ci60ftSloful bon Mc-
Go6bin uno WcGllpce itcbt 6o8 TO.
loIlnle HogerbollS Ser @ngroB-
S6nittiuoorcnbGnoIcr 81. sc, Gut
ton un6 60, mel6cS Itorf ~gcfGbr0ct
mar.
@ic ii6lid) bottc iiG IN fur5cr 3cit
einc ~geluoltige Mcnidcnmcrgc rll
Bic 8ronOit0tte ongciammclt ino
@toridoa 6oruon iorgte in cigcncr
Gcrion oofiir. boB sic OrOmurg olli
Scr SdnupInb olfrcht erbolten
Inter Oen eriten 9lnf0mm-
lingen btfonoen iid oild) Der Tr6ii.
hcnt Der 6citcrbeboroc, Sr. @eorg
%. @oiL jun, utO Gommiii0r Gotb,
cart.
Sic 9~ronouriodc founte ridt
Wcrocll Ood lpiro Scl6Itent.
3ilnoung untcr Den leidt cnt5iinbba-
rcn Stoffen i'm aeller oermnttbet. Der
ongerihtetc Sdooen miro iid olrl
mebrcre Enllicno Collars bcloufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-01
Gcin, na6rbait nnb ecinnb,

in Serbin0ung nit Der Strait OeS
glterS nib Dem bobcn Hrid)t6tin Scr
llnucri1lid)tbeit miro bas bon .sreo.
9uleruihniiot's Northumberland
~bergeitellte .SoIace"-9ie Sic 3lt ic-
Der 3eit 6cirieoigen. 8erlangt es.
&iite St.00. 9rauerei tf04-ft2S
SiIlen-S traBe. Gel. Is. & 4. 36I
Mo, 1871. Q52)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-01
217 or 8altimorear.

Gin idOncs nnS niitlides 8cidcnf
fir Ingcb0rise tit INNER cine lcbcns.
gruke photographic ODER cine Flint.
lerii6 pulcnoetc gopic eincs alteu
Silbcs in Grapun, 8aTerfarbe, Gel
uScr Eaitell. Die id5nitcn Cabinet
6ilocr MIR ST PRO Sntenb.
Snlins Sebbcl, oeutider gbotograp6,
CO., 321 Rorb-@ an- Strafc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-01
@oH rs bis 10 llhr IbcUoo.
SonninQs bon kG bis T llbr NbCuhS.
NrpnrnmrN flr hcnlr
Bur 0cndhtnnn.

Scr r9eHtifc 6rrrcippnScut" uiumt ~ icocr
9cit @rTidlte rui Hber @crlo0uuGrn, Gor6cttcn,
@cbuTtStGnc, anIbcuc urS ilGcrnc euhicitcn,
observation-disclosures etc, nit ben Gnmcu orr
Nuiuriruocu, bic nbcr ocuttin ncihricbcu icin
iolten. gufl decentralization lucroru acrn
nuiacnummcu. Ctc GIuicubcr iulhcr ScrifJtc
iniiicu nbrr i1rru @ameH uu]tcrihrriGCu uno
uDr gAcm MIN perariiru, 100 bic ICiHintcit
%itattinub strnic NIB S~aufuuurcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-01
Sdlnf Der @cnbuOg GOn5erte.


Mit Sem geitrigen CONCERT i6loB
OoS @ca6oop Gonieruatorium gldn-
5enO ob. groffnet mrtroe ser 2lbeno
Our6 Die 9moa- Goccato uno 6ltge
bon Bad fiir Crgel, Die BON Sri. Gliic
u. MiQer iebr glatt uno iouber &C.
ipielt muroe. Sri. gloa 9roofs 5eigte
iid i'm 8ortrogc elmer 8lud'ihen
}lrie ola cine gut qcidJnlte, geidmof-
pole SGnaerin. Sic Stimme lit nid)t
gcruOe aroB, obcr ipmpatiih. Cine
erircltIife @cinngsleiitunQ. Sans
ltberroIheno loltbcr ipiclten bier
t(Cinc @ciger cine Saroboroa BON
Bad. Gic bier Sungcn ISclo Sapelp,
Sorrp Sofolopc, Sarncl Gormou ua0
&iioor 9ransti ipicltcn loren Bad
nuspcnOtg, oblc @anten II. Shlpan.
fen. Gc3 9eiialS MAJ oenn nlld fem
@uOC. 0r. 9auiO &iu0lebcr0er
ipicIte Den 5nciten mo Oritten Sab
OcS NlenoeISiobn'i6en @mol Cont
5ert9; CT mabrte SEM 5~peiten Sob ici.
mn 5orten Gbnrofter unb iuielte oer
S6ltBIaB nit 6elter, obne icood Der
M|cnOclSiobn'iden @iebrnStpiir0igfeit
@cnalt an5ttblm. Sri. Bertha 9onop
jeigte ltd int Gortroge elmer Nnoante
Dou @oriot ais QcifmndpoQe @cigc.
rim, Die cilcn ih0nerL rcincn unO
lporrncl Con ans Scr @cigc ST 5ieben
pcrItebt. Sin tleincS S6iiler Or
DIETER bcglcitetc sic @eigerin oiSfrct
mo iein. Gin reIigi6ier Morid bon
@ltilmant fir Os9el bate in Sri.
Gltt6 u. @cilnon elmo tiid)ti0e Snter.
prctln, Die nlth effeftuoQ 81 rcgiitri-
rem nerItnnO. SRI. @li5abct6 Mines
ipielte 0aS Impq . Gon5ert filr Gello
bon Soint.S aens. Die jtngc Came
mciltertc ooS lcbr Iongc ul0 idlperc
CONCERT iibcrrnI6enO iifer. S6rc
Gednif lit iliiiiig unO glott, bic 30
9%enfiibrtng gemnn0t, ser Ge1oton
rtno, rein ltn0 III allcn 2o9en rpobI-
fIingcnO. Dit Dem StroltB- Goniig'.
ihcn @oi5er nWtnn lebt MIR cinrnnl"
bot Sri. Gnrlottn Soae cine iehr iein
oltSgcarbeitete pioniitii6e 2eiItung.
Nuc N6tung Dor oieiem ptaniItiIhen
a0nncn. Ger fleine Gli aabn 5eiate
in Dem &ortrage ser Spenoien'ihcn
Ttolin Homan5e, oob er iih in oie.
lem Sduliabre geiunb peiter cnt-
mtdelt bat, ted)niid mie muIifaliif).
Ger Sunge bat ihDnes Salent. Sic
Nrie ~Nh, ih babe ite perlorcn" aus
@llltf'S .Srpbcu5" go6 SRI. HeQic
u. Seamon @%elegenbeit, ibren gut
%9eidNtlten, flangooaen Nlt 5t better
Seltulg 81 bringen. 9abei lieB ser
&ortro8 audi Oie gerabe bel oieier
Irie u~nerl0Blihe @drme nift miIien.
lie ShIuBnummcr biloete 2is,t's
GSotr : Gnn5ert, oos bon Srn. Bar.
rirgton 9rond geipielt mur0e, Cine
pionlItiIfe 2eiihrng, sic ii6er oas
Shiilerbaite binousging. Solioe
Eed)nif, gelunoe muIitoliide Nlliiai-
Jung un0 tcmperamentooQer 8ortraa,
Der lid bon llebertreibungen irei 61It.
hnraftcrllirten bds Spiel oes iln9en
0errn. Gin Streidp Sr6eitcr, BON
GonIerpatoriItcn gebiloet, ~ oenl nod
Die Srgel frat, be1Icitctc Den Eiani-
item inter 2citlula bon 1ireftor Sa.
roEO Nonoplpb lcbr gIott uno mirf-
Jam. Die SaQe mar 5itiil groriiden
gefiilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-01
UeIoienouuacn

na4 9eutidlano "a Gents pro Marf.
nod OeItreid 201a Gents pro arone.
Torto ertra. Sdiffsfarteu BON uno
nod 8ertidIano. R~eiiepdiie, Bed.
Iel, G%reoitbriefe i1o ausIdnoiides
@elo. Sbcu. $. 9iener e So, 2t7
DIt'Saltimore-S trabe. COB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-01
..Sarmpuie : Eafr.A

Hr. 414, @eit-6nDette- Strakc, Garl
SdjmiSt, Snbabcr. @irsbnrgcr Sof-
BRAN friid am 3apf. 3iners. Sumpers
a Ia carte. Der Summcrgarten Jest
fir oas Enblifnm uffeu. Clprt,tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-01
Sbeo. 9icncr T. 60.

Tetie Bureau nno @edielItube.
S6iffsfarten BON ulto mad 9eutid.
lamb nit Dem @orooeutihen 2Iopo
uno onoeren 2inien. GeiiepGNe,
@efiel, GreoitbrieIe un6 @eIoIenoun.
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Nar &eifrrt,
Seutider Ybotograpb,
409--41f Morh.W an.Strt


(Se511,1S)
Spesfni.c ffertel -.
Hur fur cine tur5e 9ett.
8 teinite eabtnet.Pprtraits unb 1 Ie6ersarobeS
Tortruit nit feinem H0brnen fir x3.5O
Bite, ahteri Sie auf rneirle abrehe:
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Suuncnanfonna uno l%tntcronnG.

llBr # Min,
Sonncnmter8oag....7 llDr " N}in.
MonGnufgoug ..t2 llbr 9}odt9
Shuts LILO llbr 10 Min. M}orgen4
Shuts. ...... IF Her 10 Q}iu. 9l6cltS9
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yltnfcl SrGiig : &creen."

GOie6anf Shilling .SbOrc.
SUnntag, 2, Suni 1907. G52)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-06-01

,,WnNcth" = uNr0oIIDn WcUCe".
r9uliban" ~ rSbc ShoosSlp A%icQimcui".
nNuoitOrium" .Ibe Bohemian SIR.
,,Ycn Miuuumcntul" r. .gSuibtUpt0u SpciCtD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
TROU lie IN THE
KENNEL CLUB

NEW YORK. January "a law suit
Us Imminent in the American Kennel
CLUB. 10 Will DE a protest. should matters
reach the courts. by the delegates who
oppose tho turning OF the commonwealth.
or organization 90 equal representation.
into an Incorporation. The kickers saw
their vested rights have been usurpad
and violated. The officials say il is "a case
of locking the stable door after the horse
is gone and that they have only acted
in tile best interests or the organization.
The lSickcrs assert that their representa-
ton has been taken away. but the officials
are prepared TO prove that they have
taken no step without legal advice The
"IcAers say that legal advice demon
sratcs that their privileges have been
aoro&ated Without an equivalent August
belmont IS the president OF the Amer
can Kennel club which publishes the
oos stud book. controls all dog shows
snd Is the supreme board Of control
throughout the entire United States I'm
matters that concern thoroughbred dogs
and an who own. show or breed them
The fuss is over the Incorporation Of the
American Kennel Club. which lns made
tho directors the controlling power. in
stead or the delegates OF all the clubs
h membership. From a. republic it is
e'alined the American Kennel club has
been turned into company.
Nlair Foster. acting for the Bull Ter
ricr club OF America. has sent out cir-
c"lafs 20 tile other speciality clubs I'm the
sndeaNor 20 have "a special meeting or the
american Kennel Club called 70 discuss
t-r legality 90 tie Incorporation Tfe ass
f'tls that tae Incorporation has deprived
tle active members who consist OF the
oe.' yates ~ speciality clubs. that is tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
EW PHASE IN
JUL TSU WORK

NEW YORK. Tar.,.--- So, ,,+o-.-.
t-s- .,.,..,.t..
..t.,....., ....... ''''' '-'''''"'
"~s piiN@'ey given M
'A' mousse "i i'r Julian =. Thomas the
other evening I- William Parkfo- 30
london Banker is an author editor
physical clltur.st and athlete who f,-s
Years ago introduced fiu-Ntsu fn Eng
land. and IS ruw visiting America. He
comes to Dr. Thomas through tie Hon.
o.. = Rolls 81. b.. 40 London. who has
ne'n much interested % his work abroad
"tAhirr appears TO Doe quite "a remarkable
specimen of physical manhood stand
i"S ABOUT 'eet Inches ia height. and
weighing f-ly goo pounds. he Is vet
..'r. awe and powerful His feats OF
-0.',y ""4 r'irnk'A were quite slrpris-
,'''. Illustrated upon his assistant. charles
'..4 s'n Others MS would vol
,"'
're OF i's exhibition was dis
.''" somewhat startling. since
rendering 90 man ur-
-7 ~ '.' mere pressure o. one s.
4,-"s1 t.e nerves in tho neck.
Nl ' mediate restoration
~ -' -'Ll- simple acts.
s.., t., ,.. w -i''n DIS assistant.
.'" BUS ASST --i.I perform upon him.
h'a' upon Dr Thomas and several
N".. Hta@red, inviting
''F D"' I'D SUBMIT to 10 without ore:-
responses
Aai-Ai-r placed DIS tro hands t.ron
lie '..N OF e -.-ler g. and pr. ss.ng tho
a-'"-t ta.o either side OF tile nec6.
"~'ft 't' nerves running
a.'.- t-e carotid artery. Without in-
,...,'.... ..... "'..N or "ndp.p".
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06

Spcssardys bears VIII be the leading
feature this week in Bost0ck's wild AMI
NAL Aroma. lu lakewood This act is
among those received last week direct
from Mr hOstock's Hippodrome I'm Paris
and viii DE seen for the first time here
dolly performances thereafter.
These bears. six OF them. have made
a4 Europe laueu and wonder at their am
ties and ability as entertainers. The
lrouD includes Fiji the funniest bear on
earth. who eats with his trainer and is
"a ways doing unexpected things. which
keep both trainer and audience in round
90 laughter. Fietro. the bali wonder. who
does more wonderful things with "A ball
than any other animal. Barney Oldheld. d"
the bear chauffeur. does "a slide for life
and then q leap for life from an automo-
mile. Among the things done by the
group is tho raid ON am eXprcssman. the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
RACING YACHTS ARE
ONLY GOOD FOR JUNK

LONDON. January 5.-The scantlng
question has been troubling yachtsmen
for n long time. and many schemes have
been devised to compel yachtsmen TO
build good. stanch boats. but as long as
there are no restrictions in the regular
classes there VIII always DO found
wealthy men who will havo q lightly
constructed craft built which. when It's
racing career is ended, Will be good for
the Junk heap. These men. consequently.
have u great advantage over the boat
that is built to be serviceable. and the
man who could afford the lightly con-
structed boat consequently has the ad-
vantage IN racing on this side many
one desisn classes have been built under
certain scantnG rules, and IN the small
classes IN the United states rules have
been framed that have worked very we'll
Now the matter IS to be gone into IN q
systematic way on both sides OF the At
lantlc. A committee Is TO collect an tbs
data possible. and IN Europe a rule has
been framed which IS 70 be announced
very soon.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-06
BAN JOHNSON, COMISKEY AND FRANK FAR. ELL

with cartridges. He lad duatcd copious-
~ on the merits OF the new gun
At fincld Il IS the custom 81 the
crowd TO lay aside most Of their civilized
ialment don hunting toys and plunge
forty miles into the woods for a fort
r4eht o. sport Johnson new cartridge
vest filled with shells hung temptusly
in the hallway. John Aguew was seized
win an Idea. While Johnson filed him
self with broiled partridge in the dining
room. Asnew. caDably assisted by George
Inompson' filled that vest with blank
cartridges
There was the usual argument as To-
who should ride in the first wagon ana
90 the shooting Of paTtridges along the
Toad-and johnson was accorded the hon
or with suspicious alacritv. The boom
lhS OF MS new gun echoed all along the
road 70 the Fourteen mile house. IIe
burned powder. swore. bl;rned more DOW
der-and nary a feather cid ne rnuss on
any partridge He was puzzled and am
noyec. He could not well blame the
gun-and he was sure he could shoot bet
ter than that.
During tho last hals or the ride into
the woods Johnson rode in one OF the
rear wagons. while the men ahead slew
the birds. Johnson examined the gun.
calculated on its possible errors. ana
again became satisfied that Il was all
right.
The next morning. soon after break
iast, lie was OUT IN the slashine burn
ing more powder-and never riuplin. a
feather. Henry was with him. and Hon
~ IS TOO good q guide To show an .~.o-
non except sympathy. Also ne can assist
any one in making excuses for t.is>i,,.,
deer or losing a muskle
Johnson returned to camp and sas1 If
lie concerning his luck. although LOTUS
ana Agnew questioned him closely. lie
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all he could learn from his mentor, and
resolved TO 20 il alone in future.
Comiskey did not object until it came
time to put an American League Club in
New York. Johnson had his own ideas
cas- ,o who should Doe tue lan to CARRY OF
au undertaking Of such magnitude. but
whatever those ideas were was never
Drought 90 light. as Ccmiskcy was equal
lF determined that only one man could
do &c. and that man WAS Frank Farrell.
just now much ~ "A VOW Comiskey and
johnson had over Farrell does not ap-
pear. but it was agreed that Comislxey
winning out was the beginning OF the
row that followed.
lfowcN er. - really looked as though the
two would forget the Farrell thing and
aEain be good friends the rest OF their
hNes. until there came another fight over
81 practical Joke one fan on a hunting
trip that started AZ Fifeld. Wis The
row that followed that trip and the sub
quent split between the old Roman and
the American League president is best
told by Hughey Fullerton. the Western
baseball expert
AS was their custom each year after
the baseball season. Commy and Ban
with a crowd Of their friends. went into
camp far mp in the Springheid lake re
Eiou. up the F7ambeau. On that trip
johnson had brought new gun. a new
cartridge vest-one OF those concerns
that look Well on fat men when filed
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Navy Crew.

ANNAPOLIS, MD, January 5.-Archt-
bald H. Douglass. captain Of tho Naval
Academy football team for next wear. ana
star athlete OF the institution. has an
nouhced MS intention OF coming out for
the crew next season. and has tbue az
appointed the baseball men. To is q
good pitcher, and was expected TO take
the place Of Needhan. who has gradu-
ated- There IS q strong feeling among
the midshipmen that Douglass's services
are more needed by the nine than by
the crew. Dougla IS will. however. make
an ideal oarsman. lie IS six feet ran
ana weighs lSO pounds in perfect train
ms besides being very strong. Other
pitching candidates are Dague the foot
ball player; Van Auken, and Lamphiro.
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son had been fishing. ard had returned
tnat day. An hour before the game Com
isAcy received. with the compliments ~
Johnson. IS hne bunch OF FISH as ever
dealer sold.
At taat moment the prospects for re-
ne"al Ca tIe old friendship seemed
bright. for anything VIII make COM
isHev zen tho milk OF human kindness
Towing through IFS veins IL Is the gift
ot some nice. ice bound fresh bass-just
out @. Tie Wisconsin lakes Dee loves SO
wrlI.
Tho nsh had been on exhibit over an
hour when another E.ft from johnson
arrived. This size was n note suspendinZ
Holmes for an alleged oneuse committed
against tie umpire several days before.
CDmlsky was vrotH What does he
want mo 90 dof' he asked. Put one Of
those bass out IN the left feldc"
That remark duly recorded. severed IL
seemed forever. the friendship between
the Two men. All efforts o. their friends
to bring them together failed. until Prank
Farrell "a few weeks ago sunk an his per-
sonal feeling and for the good of the
American league worked and worked ur-
I'll he caused Ban johnson and Charle,
Comisky 70 again become the stauch nails
Iey had been early IN ne And now
with al hands pulling together. watch
olt for banner year in tie American
League.
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CHICAGO January 5--Au-n T. l...-.t-
ara honorary secretary ~ -f. v-..
Skating Association has ANNOUNCED ,...
a team VIII De sent from tie Neet -.'s
year to compete in tla r.ar,.r.. II. i,.
meets az Montreal saranao Ier. ,.t
Verona LaHe The decision Is "a be-
suit % Invitations from those places r..
or two of She association lr.-.r ..
pay travelling expenses The Aforf,..l
races VIII take place on February el and
TIE saratoga Lake carnival ou J4nuar.
9TH @'th and 3lst Mr.. Blanchard sr-
n0uncec t1nt the makeup az the team
viii he decided by trial races ia tf.s
city