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The daily tribune., 1908-03-18
CARNEGIE TO PLAY GOLF
WITH ROCKEFELLER

Washington. March lS-"I have
the highest respect for John ID.
Rockefeller. l think he Is a much
abused man. intend to play u game
OF golf with him in short time and
I'll beat him" said Andrew Carue
gle as he was leaving the White
House today. Mr.. Carnegie was an :.
swering a question about the much
hernlded story that he and the Stand.
ard Oil king were at loggerheads over
the score Of n game of golf.
Mr.. Carnegie would not discuss
the object Of his visit to the White
House.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-18
ALFANso IS AGAIN IN LUCK

Toledo, Spain. March is-King
Alfonso. who arrived in this city,
has added another escape from injury
to his already long list.
The king came from Madrid to To.
ledo on Il visit. He was accompanied
by Prince Kiniqoshi Kuni.a cousin of
the emperor of Japan; Gen. Primo
Rivera, the Spanish minister of war,
and other officials. The party entered
this city in automobiles. On the
outskirts, one of the cars carrying
four army officers who were acting as
aides de- camp to King Alfonso and
Prince Kuno suddenly became unman
ageable and dashed to the side of the
road. 1t narrowly escaped wrecking
the car in which his majesty and the
four occupants were thrown ont and
slightly injured. Ki:.g Alfonso and
Prince Kun alighted and went to
her rescue.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-18
SQUIRRELS NEST
LINED WITH BILLS

Meriden. Conn. March lS-Ons
thousand dollars in bills formed part
Of a squirrels comfortable nest, which
Edward A. Preveau found today in
a tree he cut down on his farm in
West Thompson.
1t is believed member of the sum .
mer colony in Thompson dropped the
money in the highway nearby, but no
such loss WAS ever reported. Preveau
will use the money. to pay Off mort
gage on his place.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-18
0D0RLESS ONION IS
LATEST PRODUCT

Fresno. Cal. March is-Wing Hop
Chinese gardener who owns small
truck farm near Fresno, has produced
an odorless onion.
For years he has been working on
the production of an onion which
would have all the taste and Other
qualities Of the normal vegetable,
but would be free of the odor. Now,
he claims. he has succeeded. Wing
Hop admits he got his original idea
from Burbank, for whom he worked
come years ago.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-18
WANTED

Clean cotton rags At The Tribune
Office.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-18

NOT DESIRED
IN the navy

Washington, March 1S-Ofiicers of
the navy department today bitterly
complained of the action Of Judge
Richards Tutthill Of Chicago in SEN
fencing an incorrigible boy to the
navy as punishment. They declared
that such action by courts. of which
there have been four or five instances
within recent years. are reflection
upon the military service of the coun.
try from sources (which should be
engaged in better business,' as one
naval officer put it today. That the
navy will not accept enlistments aris-
ing from court sentences was the ul.
timatum of the navy department.
Recruiting officers are under orders
to notify the department. when courts
sentence men to serve in the navy
and to complain against such action
The daily tribune., 1908-03-18
GERMANY ALSO TOLD OF
STRAINED SITUATION

Berlin. March iS- The latest Off
cial advices concerning Hayti repre-
sent the situation AS very strained.
The foreign Office hopos TIM. the arri .
val Of foreign warships at Port Au
Prince will serve to improve 1t.
1t Is not known whether there are
any Hsytien refugees under the g or.
man fag.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-18

The service at Hotel Lennox will
please you-music every evening. lit
The daily tribune., 1908-03-18
CHILDREN ARE SAVED
when FIRE DISCOVERED

New York. March ls-Six hundred
kindergarten pupils OF school con q.
Quoted by the childrens aid society
In Henry street on the east side
marched out Of the school building In
fire drill formation today when a
small fire was discovered in "A con /.
servatory attached to one Of the school
rooms.
Some Of the children were only 4
years DID, but they all fell into line
like veterans and while the older
Of them passed down the fire escapes
from the upper stories, the younger
marched from their rooms on the
lower floor to the main entrance
without q sign OF fear.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-18
SUSPENSION OF WORK
IN COAL MINES EXPECTED

Pittsburg. Pa, March iS-That
there will be suspension of work
April /, when the wage scale betwe, n
the miners and operators expires. Is
the general opinion among the miners
OF the Pittsburg district. The re e.
fusal Of the western Pennsylvania
operators to meet the miners in Joint
conference is taken as positive in I.
dication that the interstate argeement t
which was broken two years ago, will
be renewed for the present at least.
rrlo .o~.,tu. -. 49, r -
The daily tribune., 1908-03-18
PRAISES uuR PRESIDENT

Washington, March IS-In speech
in the house today. Representative
Kennedy Of Ohio. praised President
Roosevelt as the fearless champion
OF justice and honesty" Mr.. Ken.
nedy also paid tribute to Secretary
Taft. decl airing that his election to
the presidency would add to the mn.
tion's prestige.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-18

For Sale-.One nice driving buggy
horse. 205 W. 18th st. 1890
The daily tribune., 1908-03-18
$34. 80 Denver to Mexico.

The Colorado and Southern will
sell between March 9th and April 80
one.way tickets via Ell Paso to Mexi-
CO City at above extremely low rate.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-18
GREAT SPEED EXPECTED
IN AUTOMOBILE RACE

Savannah, Ga. March 1s- What
promises to be one of the greatest au-
tomobile race meetings that has ever
taken place in America began over
the Savannah course near this city
today. Preparations for the event
have been going ON for several mont hs
and are now complete. The course
is in excellent shape. Enormous
crowds Of people are expected to
congregate along the circuit. which
will be thoroughly policed from end
to end to prevent accidents. Grand.
stands for the accommodation OF
spectators have been erected at sever.
nj points and seats at three dollars
each are selling like hot cakes.
The daily tribune., 1908-03-18

People read Tribune class ads.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-15
SiiDcn fnrmgepciti6t.
&crbCcruugcn bnrdD SurnnOuS in
Niiiiiiiippi nnO Scrn9.

Girr llciuc Grtidoitcu ucruid)tct lmO
cine 9ln3o6l @}cniAcnlcbcn Der.
loren. - GaS 0biot6ol BON cincr
groBcn llebcrihpcmnmng be,
Oro0t. - @cit-&jr1inicu cnt9c5t
0cm %robibitiona3mana. - 2lbcr
MIR NIT ic6r fnoppcr 9}otb. -
Die %cr6tOcrina elmer ein5i9cn
Stimme i'm Scnat luiiroc Ou5
}lmcuOcmem Ourbgcictt bnbcn.
%icc-Gbef Der 9}cm Dorfcr
6ctcrmcbr bel cincm @rmoc in
eiucu Seller crtrlultcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-15
Gin pOlttibcs Seilmittcl

~. g. Batter uon $50, Suia.str,, g'cu.Cr.
lcnus, "a, Ihrcbt, sd bate al cbroHihcm
9}6cumGtsmus felt Iiuaer. ais feds Mlonatcn
NcIilicn. SO fonnte Hctuc 6duo ubt sum
Nupe ctbebcn. nod odS 3emo dus3iebeu. Gbe
ib 2reipierteI Der 5lafdbc bon )iaOipabs 9teaoD
ReIief uuSOc6run0t bate tonHte i'd metHe sIr'
me 70 lue ie aebruu6eu."
9o0,ung'S NenoO Gclici lit lidcr, 5uberIdiita
mo cifettbou, pcGeu iciHer itimuItrcuoeu Gt'
0euihaitcn, iuCbe hnicI6e nui Die Geroen mo
ole 28toeriiunoSiruit ocS NJrperS aueiibt. inocm
cS bic criercn frditigt uno De fdblumnernoet
p0Aitlcbcu Nrdite an erHcutcr unb crbbbtcr Ibd'
tRfcif unipornt ulo our1 oieic aeiunoe 5timus
luton ltIo erb0bie glftiun Die tlriadlr lit, pcbe
ben snmeri ucrtrcIbt mo ocn natiirliben 8u'
iiono picoer bcriicut. 2oS IN Der GrIno. ipes'
balb 6G5 9cuOn Mclct cine 10 6epor8uate Ser'
mcuouuG Sur Sellunn Uuu SdmerjeH finoet,
oDnc cine Gciabr Der GAdoiauuG ueICbe natb
Dem GichtautD iuReuauuter S6mer5cns9ciImtteI
ocS beuligcu Cages iitber clutriit
slrubTIi6er 9idcumjsmus. gcaraIgie. Seu'
ttca. TerreuIuuaeH Guctbuuaeu, @ioSftoa5ti.
dc, Slide polt onocrcu 5HcIicu, Gonncubrano,
9ruloulrlbcn 3nbuidmer3, aopffhmer3.
S6mcrjcir I'M Ifden, lueSoeu nur6 clue eiutua'
leg 9tmueu6ung bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-15
Scl S0IparaiiO,
glmcrifnHiidc 2trmnbG Iubr gcitrrn
bort UprUbCr.

Gbrc iDrc5 9eincb3 in 2maii1t.
- 3talicniiber Yriu3 sc 6or-
moio mcacn &crihmcu0ul39udt
aus 6rautrcih pcuuicicn.- Cine
Subicription 3lm Ncitcu ser
ainocr Der a6nig4m0rocr m &ii.
iabon.- 2luiiiuocn elmer Nombc
lmtcr ser @erftc, an wcIder
&6nia Carlos louoctc.
&ulporuiio. If. 6cbrlor, 2t0
ltad)nrittoQ9. Gic omcrifaniihc
S6Iohtihifi6lottc untcr ocm Nouis
raj @uuu2 lit iocbcn oui Der S6hc 0ca
GlWalmliQo 2cudttblwmc2 Qclhtct
morOcn. Sic fdbrt in &olouuc,Gro.
nunQ ln0 ndbcrt iib raid. Ger (og
lit cin pr0dtiNcr, uuo 0ie icCb95c6n
mdhtiQcn Sblohtichiifc, lpCIdc tt
moicitdtibcr 9lbc ourd 0o9 hlouc
Woiicr ItrridCn, bictcn CiuCn number
pollen 2lublid. Golpuroiio lit nit
Vclud)crn gCfilllt, nCldc bon Sob II.
,Scrn tumCn, INN Scr Slottcn 9lculle
bci3upobnen, mo grobcr Gnt5ulio2-
nnl9 bcrrift. 0tolicn bon QIculdcn
iu6rcn Scr 6lottc alf @ootcu ulcr
2Irt cntQCQcu, lm0 ollie 0imItid Aclcs
gcncn Ymftc om llicr itn0 uon @cill.
dcrn bcicbt Ger 9rclBcr o2)onfton"
longtc mcbrcre Shu0cu Dor 0cn
ShluhtidiiICn bier all Gr0ii0crt
W}onnt lit uod) &olporoiio acfonlmcn,
INN Oic 6Iottc pon Dem Shulidifi
,@cnCraI NoQuCoono" olr9 81 bCiib-
ti0cu 9}ohbcr fon0 ouf 0iciem S6iif
Gin 0incr Itott, jl Dem Die l}itGIie0cr
DER perldiehencn - 0iplouotilden
Corps AclaOcn morcn Ter dilcniid)c
&rcBcr yGboco6nco" ncbit 3mci ou0c.
rem dllIrlIl'd)cll &rlca2l@IlIIl DoltclI
oIe 6Ioitc ullT @ee ob
Alc S1Iohtld)llr p 0Iottc lcGt',
o6nc ouHlboltcn ibrc 6obrt noh
Goloo, @crll, i5rcnl ndhitcn2luboIt9
pulttc lort, lcuerte lcoodl al" lIc olI
Dem ShuI'hitr o@eneol @oqncoo'
no" oorbciubr ctnet Erd'iocnienIo
Int 5u Gbren oe3 Erdlioentcn W|outt
ob. Die htlenndcn ShI1Ic cnoIocr
ten Den Solut. Ger "|oqlcoono"
bcAIcitcte Ole 6Iottc cine Srede ncit
chi lbrcm &e9e nad 9torocn.
Ger 2 dab crmor0et?
Miru if Ic6rror - Srufc
mar hipr Sns wrriirht inn l1,uloui
h,n SER cho6 INN g}eriicu crmorbct
mnrhrr iri eine NritYtio,ui, ser
g(ahri6t lit nibt }l erIan8cn.
S 0nigli6cr Nciu6 6 fitr 5.
Elerp o III VI 0 g q Il,
2on0on H. Tcbruar. - r,t cIs
ncm pcri6nlichcn Shrcibcn an :.
Iicrpont W}oraon, lucldcS 0cnrcl6cn
iiir bic bon i6m ocidcnftcn 0rci crItcn
Ndnoc oeS iauItrirtcn aatolo05 ici.
ncr Smnnluno bon Gcmdlocn, Mi.
niotlrcn. @iidlcrn unO Mumifriptcn
oonft, 6ot S6nioin 9llcran0ru oen
92lnich oe0llfcrt 6rll Moroan'a
ggobmrno in Trinc'5 @otc, g. ", III
bciuhcn, nm oic Crioinolc Der aImit-
mcrfc III beIidtiocn W}on cruortct,
Oob scr gcIltcb inn Df6r}, m ucIdcr
3cit sic aoiicrimpittuc bon RM3lon0
bier iein miro, oclrodt mcrocu miro.
Scrr Dlproon miro mubrid)cinlit
pcrionliA 3u1cacn icin I'M 0cn 0}a
lcltatcn lelne SallnIllm8 SIT jcI8eI''
g(uS Gronfrcih pcrmiricu.
o}oria a lcbrror 7cr in
r - - o.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-15

lFobilc, 9lld, II. Icbruor. -
Gmcr Spc}ioIocpciGc ans MoBuillc,
N}iii, juiol8e mari Oort bcutc iriib
cin GUfIon 5cbn bis pu0lf S1Glicr
iibcr 0cn Souicn, t0otctc 5lpci gie9cr
uuO pcrlcbtc mcbrcrc on0cre, Ionic
ollb cine meiBc 6rol }Il6 in ser
llmgcblmg pon 6uttic9burg Viiii,
ioQcu Stiirme erbcblihcn Shoocu
lnarrihtct bo6en. Stiirmiicbc9 98et-
ter bcrriAt belltc 9iohmjttaB in Scr
llmgcbrmg BON MobiIc.
&otticsburM N}iiia If. 6c6r
- &ic Jest qcneloct miro, lit boS
StGOttGcn NioBpillc, }cbn N}cilcn bon
2ourcl Ntiii, total 5crit0rt 9tur 0o9
9obnboi3Qcbduoc 6licb itc6en. 2lht
To0cafdQe IN 5olqc 0c5 ShlrmcS 6iuo
bier conitotirt lporOcu. 2hlcb Oe
Stdotc6cn 9toIo im0 Scruicc, al ser
.@u(f uno Ship 9{@lonO 9ubn" wur.
Sen Ourtb Oen Shuu Sem Gro6c0cu
QlCi6 gcmodt. N}oBuiQc battc cine
Qcp0ltcrung uou Ctuu 500 Scclen.
Gin n0rOlid iobrcnOer Hcrinncn5ug
1uurbc gcgcn Itidaa, 9tlidc Dtcilcn
u0rOlib bon '2ulueI. 0urcb 0ic uuf
Dem @cIeiic olti1chduftcu Iriinmcrs
itildc oufgcboltcn luO mlBtc nu6
SuurcI 3uriidtcbrcn 100 er nm , llDr
onInngte. Tic &ollagicre cr}dbIcn,
oob Iic elm bolbc9 QuGcnO Qct0otctc
9icgcr iobcn fnnnten icOoh Die 3obl
Der Spicr nicbt onndbern0 icititellcn.
N5n SerDicc, ncldc9 nidt mcit BON
&dllrcl IicQt, mari Der Sturm sic
Nobnmg &fc 6ollopop'a, cincs @cis
BEN, lmt lm0 5uci Gin0cr Oc2 GigCn.
tbiimcr9 erlittcn oen 6o0.
Dallas, Ger, fl. 6cbruor. -
Sier cingctroiicnc GcpcIhcn nlclOcn,
OoB 9plcr, Gery beute pon cincm
Shlrn bcimgeiud)t mur0e. Wiebrcre
Eeriouen lollcn Qct0Otet porOcn lcin.
SpGtcrc Nod)ridtcn aus (plcr in
Smit6-Gouttp erge6en ooB Is. u.
6ranciS, icinc. .@ottin iem tIcincs
SinO, ionic Elm bctogter RcQcr, gio-
mena Nloic2 Gee. lmtomcn. Ger
Efo0 bcs Goruo0o3 lit MIR ctli6e
Slmbcrt Yuro8 brett Gic St. Eoul5
Stride, iolpic Ole Nobnrngcn Der &S.
Cane Sobnion unO Gboa GoneiIp
luurbcn bciH0oi9t ollcin Oic 9elpob-
ncr entrmen unUcrlebt.
Winn iiirdtet 0aB Die 3obl Der
1oOtcn in (DIer lmb llm0cblng oui
Gin Gubcno Itcigcn miro. Scrb3 Fcr-
ioncn iinO icbmer uno OicQciht 20
lucni1cr bcOcntlb Derlcbt. lIicle
6ormbGucr in ser llmgcblng licgcn
III lriinmcrn mlo e5 miro mcbrerc
Gage 0altcru, cbc Der gon}c llmiong
ncS lhlbcils leltBcltcllt perocn fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-15
9icOcu iibcr 1yinun5GiG.

2eQiSlotiu- -&crmilliQmQSbiQ i'm Gcs
observation-disclosures Ocr6auOelt -
&oridbIoQ 3lr Grb0buug Der Sn-
I6tc scr Siilioictrctdrc Der &c.
partcmcnt9 ais orOmn19miorig
geitrihcn,
@oibiuQton :. g., IT, 6c6r.
- Senotor GloD Don @coraio biclt
bcltc inn Scnot cine lougc NcOe ijbcr
Die 2uorih Gourontbil. Srine Gr.
fldrtu1cn 81 05ltnitcn ser Gmiiiion
pon FopicrQclo Ourb oic @c2ierlma
hottcn cine lcbbnitc Goutropcric }luis
iben ihm lln0 pcridicOCncn rcpu6lis
fuuiIhen SGnotorcn 5ur 6oIac Gic
$50. 2o0Qc (WoiiD lmo Gclcr (Gol)
icbtcu ibrc 2lniitbtcu iIbcr oie EoIitit
ser Gmiilion bon Yupicrgel0 iciten9
Ser Hcgicrlmg flt3 au2cilan0er.
lin 2.30 ncrtn0tc iih Ger Scnnt bis
5lm QtontOg.
lSnl Observation-Disclosures mltr0r
bcutc ctuo9 pcnigcr 0cihludbt utb
mcbr Qcorbcttct, ais in Den iriibcrcn
Eolen ser @ohe, lmO Oo3 9}ciultat
mar, 0ob crbcbIicbe Gortitrittc in
ser Gr0rteruug ser &cGi9lotiu Ser.
riuiamgSbill Gcnloht mltrOc. 0ic
%crban0lugcn ucrlicfcn 3icnllid)
nIonoton, bis 6ie uorgeihlogcne Gr.
G661ug oe5 SolGr3 Ser S5iili9icfrc,
fare ser pericbieOcncn CeportencutS
an oic Hcibc foncn. W}ocon (@o)
crbob Sen Cromug9ciumouO qcgcn
oicicn &ori6lo1, ooB sic &crorOmng
elmer Grb0blmg BON Soldrcn uiht in
cine &eruilligunGabia gcb0rc,
g}oh0cm chun 3mci Irittel ser
0iu ourhbcrotbeu morcn, pcrtaqtc
iib 0a9 6au5 nm 5.02 bis morgen,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-15
S5udDlunilcr @cfa6r.

@olltpolis 8, fl. 6ebruar,
- Gas Obiot6al idpebt in @cinbr
elmer perbecrenOen lleberidpem-
nutng, nenn ni6t cine folte @elIc
Dem eltrd oaS Iboulpetter ilno Die
idlpercn SieDcngiiiic ser lebtcn a
Stunoen perllrindten 2lnidIuellcn
Der Str6me Ginbnlt gebietet. Ter
Ohio, ser 0redt aanom6a lmo ser
Wu5fingum iinO beute in i6ncaem
Steigen. Ger tieie S6nee i'm @eit.
Girginier Gebirge idnil5t idnea
uno Ser glcgen Oanert 5ur 3eit nod
iort. Gle 9eruobner Der 5Gubnicoe'
rungen bcreiten iid Dor.
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Seine 4SroGibitiOn fir gScit.@irsinicn

GborIctou ". -&a., #. 6c6r.
- Co9 uor0cidluacne &crfniilnga.
2Imcnocncnt wcIhca oic .6critcllm1
inO Sen &crfnui gciitiger @ctrdntc
in @cit- GirQinicu ucrbietet, alBer SIT
mcoi5iniidcn o0cr piilcnidlaitIihcn
3mcden, pltr0c hcutc int StaotSicuut
NIT 10 gc9cn # Stinlmcn a6Bclebnt.
Sin 5tuotor mar frdnf5eitSbaIbcr
obWeicn0 Gas lJutcrbuuS ser Sc.
0i5lahr bnttc 0a3 }(ncuocmcut nit
81 Acgcn II StintHcn mgcnonmcn.
(Spdtcr.) - 10 Scuatorcn ltnnn.
ten fiir um0 fl Ic9cn OaS 2InenOc-
ment, ln0 ga cine 3mclOrittcl@ Q|a
ioritdt crior0crIih mar, nm iciue 2ln-
nobme jn itrbcru, 10 0ing c5 ocrlorcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-15
an GCucr Crtrnnfcn.

9em Nort A. 6cbrltar. -
Charles ". &rugcr, Nice-Gbci Der
gtcm Oortcr 6cltcrucbr, crtront bcutc
i'm acQcr Oca @cb1uocS 9tr. 2t5,
GonalItroBc. 0os @cb0u0c 9tr. 2t7
itunO in 6lonmcn m0 Srlt8cr be.
cob iich IN 9T. 215, um 0ie S6id.
orbeitcn 5u Icitcn. Gabci Itilr5tc CT
5ufGaia in Ocu ijbcriGmemmltcn &cl-
fer ltno UcrlmQiijdte, ebe ibm @iIIlc
acleiltct mcr0cn fonntc. l(cber ~
Otitalie0cr Ser 9oibmannld)oit Jet
ten pergcbih ibr Hcbcn auT5 Spiel,
lm &rugcr }u rctten. G9 0oucrte
nur mcnigc WiimltcL ebe man oen
a0rper bcroua}og, oQcin oa2 Seben
mar bcrcit5 cntilobcn. &rtger mar
81 Sabre alt lmo oicntc ieit 36 Sab.
rem in ser Icucmcbr. Gr mar ais
Scr ,BranO Do Diun" ocS S'S0idl- Dc
partcmentS 6cfauut lm0 iungtrte Dor
etliden ,SabrcL ais Gbei Groter pom
Gicuitc niapcnoirt mar, cine Belt
lana al 0cIicu Stclle ais Gbei.-GaS
6citer nurOc acl0idbt, nahoem c@
SboOcn 5um @ctrugc bon $4,000
angcrihtet Bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-15
Saft in gScItppint.

98cItpoint, N..D, II. 5c6r.
StricgsiclretGe ". s. Gait iangtc
bcute aus Ictroit bier nn ln0 Der
tbeilte an 9Inhnlittog Die Giplomc
uuter 6ie 2lbihlricntcntlaiie Ser SEA.
0cttcn. Gic Gcrcmoric fan0 III Der
Gummt. Sauc itutt. 10S aaocttcn
empiangcn jett llnterlicutcnant9Y Ya.
tente in ser Vlnocoarnlee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-15
utenfzie Sabre

ais iCgcrC9 WlittcI gCgeu iuunOc ScblC,
9ibcnmatiSmnS, NcnrnIgic, Srdnnc,
GrfGltunM Ncrcuihuf, Grippe nno
SnRgercEtjiinSnng.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-15
Tiir Yrpnn.

Milmaufee, @isc., fl. 6ebr.
- Ger bette inO geitern bier 1bge.
baltcne Staat5.Gonoent, mcIder Die
1elegaten fiir oen oernofratiifen 9to.
tionalsGonuent in Genuer ausmGblte,
iflitruirte Oicielben, BON 9lniang bis
III Gnoe einbeitIi6 fir 9rpan 81
ltirnmen. Die FIattfornb meIfe oieie
Snitruttion entbdlt. nuroe onrd)
INFLAMMATION anJenollllllen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-15

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-15
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-15
Gcnlcnpcit in @naDaanil.

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MaBregeIn beld)IitiGt.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-26
The OHIO=PENN. LEAGUE IS
THOUGHT One Big JOKE

Itheir games to wad q shotgun. New
Castle and Sharon are about as dead
from baseball standpoint as any two
Villages in the state. East Liverpool
Twill not amount To much this year
because OF the three different factions
to be contended with. To cap the
climax he league placed team at
North Girard, about ten miles from
Erie. The Interstate league will have
games scheduled in Erie whenever the
10. p. schedule games in Girard
whicE Is village of about three
thousand inhabitants. The o. p.
surely ought to be sure of the at
tendance of the ground keeper and
the bill posters mt every game but
that is about all Youngstown and
Canton are the only cities in the cir
cult where Sunday ball will be played.
How some OF the other teams will be
carried through the season is prob
lem that Is a little too deep for the
fans OF the western division.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-26

Ashland, o., March 2G.-The In
lvincibles clnched the Ohio state race
lby downing Marion here last night.
6 to 4, in one of the best played
games of the season. The locals
showed in magnificent form, the
rushes working well together. The
great Ometz was at his best and re-
ceived dazzling support from Dewitt
land Edgington. Taylor starred for
the visitors. Fletcher Gagged in a
goal in three seconds in the second
period. Line up and summary:
Marion. Ashland--6.
Shaw ...... First rush. ...... Fletcher
Taylor ... Second rush. .Fahrner
T.. Devlin go. Center. -. .Edgington
II. Devlin ...... Halfback. .. Dewitt
Hickey ........GOal ..... .OmetZ
Goals-Fahrner 3. Fletcher 3, Tay-
lor 2, Shaw, T.. Devlin. Rushes-
Fletcher H. Shaw 2. Stops-Ometz
.G7, Hickey So Fouls-H Devlin, De-
witt, f.. Devlin. Referee-Moran.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-26
A Little Fan Talk.

Charles M. ODay and a good old
fashioned dust storm arrived stimuli
taneously. Pretty good signs OF
spring.
The time Is now ripe for the rooters'
club to get busy and prepare to make
the opening day bowling success.
The Sharon club has announced
that 1t may withdraw from the O-P.
league and sell its franchise.
First Baseman Ed. Schlatter, who
was with the New Castle club last
year has signed with Milwaukee.
To amuse patients at the insane
asylums. league has been formed
and VIII play several games week.
ly near each OF the state institutions.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-26
PRESIDENT QUINN PAYS
MARIONITES A VISIT
Looks for a Most Successful
Season.
The President Believes That the
Local Team will be Very
Strong.

Bobby Quinn, president or me
Ohio State league, paid the locar
baseball ma,ynahes visit today
while enroute to Lima to look over
the territory under the direction or
Manager Bill Clarke.
The man who wields the big
stick in the new league Is very op-
timistic concerning the first year
OF the Ohio State league. "'rhere
is great enthusiasm shown in every
city in the league" he said, '.and
think that we will have Il great
race and a great year"
The president stated that he Is
surprised with the wonderful
amount of enthusiasm that Is be-
ing exhibited at Lancaster where
1t was supposed there would be
but little doing because the out
look for the team was not encour-
aging. George Fox is very popular
in Lankville and the fans believe
he will get good work out of the
bunch of youngsters that President
Davidson has signed.
President Quinn thinks that
Marion will have a strong team
this year and expects the local club
to be strong contender for the
bunting.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-26

Despite all of the attempts of Cleve-
land and Pittsburg sport writer's TO
make 1t appear that everything is har-
monious In the new Ohio-Pennsylvania
league the general public throughout
this section has not been Influenced
to believe that the league is any more
than joke.
The league is composed of the fol-
lowing towns: Akron, Youngstown,
Sharon, New Castle, Canton, East
Liverpool, North Girard and McKees-
port. There are three good cities in
the bunch, Akron, Canton and Me-
Keesport. The rest do not amount
to much and with the high salary
limit and the various factional dis
Iturbances now arising in tn league 1t
Is even doubtful whether 1t will fin
ish the season.
Youngstown Is as poor baseball
burg as any in the circuit, Unless
the Champs stay on top all season
they will not draw enough fans To