davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-22

Nattiorm finbet feline @nooc IN ben
gugcn bc6 Er0iioenteu. gr bebt aber
hcrbor, oaB or ais Yr0iioent AleS
0cthon habc, I'M Die Sobe Ser @rbei.
ter SIT f0roern. Gr babe GtluoS 81
Stan0e gcbro6t n1o bofic, nod mebr
I'll tbun, che er aus icinem In1t
ihcioc, uno bGlt Srn. Saft BON ollcr
MGnncrn bieicS 2anoc3 fir Den be.
itcn uno geeignetIten, Den 2oDnorbci'
tern lire polen Nehte 81 lidcrn.
Natilrlidl ocnn Scrr Gait lit ia Der
Goltoi0ot Hooiepclt's; Der Wann, ser
Sic y%olicicS" oe5 ErGiiOenten mci-
tcriiibren ioQ. Ser @rief lit aui Dcn
Stimmcnfong inter Den 9lrbeitern
bcred)net; ein @eihGit, oos iid nit
Ser @iiroc ocs critcn 9comten Scr
&ereinigtcn Stootcrl nidt pertrGgt.
Sit oicin Gonoibot" ni6t WonlleS &C.
mig. feline Sobc Dor oct Nrbcitern
ocs 2on0es 81 pcrtrctcn2 y8ir iin0
iibrigcnS Der Wcinlng, ooB Scr Yricf
bcs Groii6enien bel ben Irbcitern
niht bicle politiide Froiclpten ma.
bcn ipirb. Gr iiber5cugt nid)t. lln0
ga 9r0libent HooicncIt oic SrteQi.
7cr3 mo BEN FotriotismuS Der glr'
better Defenders berporbcbt, 10 or.
fcnnt er bo;nit lire 6d6igfeit an, boB
tic iclbit olt beitcn cnti6eiben fou.
llclr. no ibrc HSntcrelicn am 6eitell &c
,uohrt un6 qcfor0crt meroen. @o5lt
nlio bie 2cimriltGcn gum @impcl-
fonq? slbcr es mllB ein ~itorfeS &c
Iitbl Der llniidcrbcit I'M r@ciBcn
SouS" bcrri6en, mcnn Der Yr6iioent
cincn fat 5cbn Seitcn lon9cn 9ricf
al Die S(rbcitcr ridtct, INN tic unter
oIS Soft.@onner ST lhorcn.
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snrceu pcs s:aot.2eailtra.prs.

Baltimore, 10. Sttuher 1908.
gmcll bnrai interciiiricu EcrIoncu lptrb bier
uit Iudribi crtbellt, ouB ocr StaotsS nneiticEr
am "a. Stt9bcr 1905 in oicfcm Niircull. ple IS
nirb ben Ibi6aitt 81 Is. 9lrtitel iS. bes Bal
timurer Stuotsepoer bon 1898. o%erlut4t miro.
Den crlIdrcnocn G!al lno SupltfatIiite Der
gSrribabi0dbungcu itr bic Gioellirllt9. YlIditcs
riug mo &unoitcinictlr9 Der Gurlr1' strafe,
upn her N,uroicitc bcr Baltimore StrnRc bis iar
shoiritc her SairnpnntsNpcnnc, billterlegt bat.
SQc nupor beriibrtcn 9~Seriollen iino bere6s
tiet, inner6ulb 80 IGGcr, nont Sntllnt oteler
giotiS AT, I'M Baltimore Siuotaeri6t hur0
ihriitlidD cingcrcihtc Yctltipt nage9clt 81
uppcu;gcu.
Z. Scmc1l SbpmnS,
NSft15 % %. 9ipp5) isRegiitrntpr.
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sarcau pes etaot.8esitraturs.

uIII NJ 0 c, 10. LIIUUVI IUU0.'
N(ucu oarot intcreiitricn 8erionen mirn bier
nit 9iahridt crtbei.It, onb Der StdotsSn9erteltr
am ii. Sitobcr 1908 in bieiert Niireal, mic es
6lr1 Oen Sbt0nitt 81 g. Irtifel AS. bes yah
timorer .StlotzSonef BON 1919 nerlali9t 'piro,
acknowledgements iilr ole gtipeltrung. 81laite'
rllng niIo Manoiteinieei19 her SatrntonntNluc,
BON Der ScumuposNucnne his 5nr uit.tdlen
Staotnrcn;c, biutcrleat bat.
SWe bacon bcritbrteil 4erioneu iinb bercd'
ttot, intcrDalb 80 1uaen. pom Satur1 oieicr
yipti5 an, i'm Baltimore StaotGcriht Onrb
ibrlftli1 cingcrcibtc %ctittoit nGGe9ell 81
Z. Scpcl Shumns,
(Srt5. % %, giup5) Siuois9tcaiItrdtpr.
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aroBcS oidt Der @utcrfirtcn mo
elm cifriaer @cfiiruortcr Oe& SiihoT8'
@eiebes, Der Gol6p3 unO ser V}NloIlS,
0tod ieinem Gooe cntocdte man, Dab
or, ser Manoger elmer 0}ofIerfirnlo III
@ou. StroBc, $4,000 %9citobIcn NM
peripcfuIirt, onoercr 2clttc @cl0 per-
aun1belt hottie.
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Scportcmcut fir uiicntlidc siterbcit:-Snuten,
cub c%partcmcnt bcs Gcbanoe' Snlpeffprs'
0urras, 9intbBaus.

baltimore, ii. Gtfpber l9OS.
Slraebotc iucrhen entGc9en 9%enomlneit BON
Der Gunirntis lcbDroc Der Staot Baltimore M
bic Grrldtura ocs Yieripnltullqss Scb1roee llr
bns SpocuGaIl WiIini6ipaIa ooipitnI fiir nIllieI'
glneeboic miiiien in pcriic9eIten Grnpcrten,
~ubreiiirt an ocl n@pnro Of sllparos ol Salfl.
more Gin" fem mo bic gliff6riit ~0tD for
N6miniitrntioIl S%ii!Nina for speenbgm Wnnici.
pal SolpitHl ipr Contagious Ntiente9" fra9clt
mo bel 6rf. Z. Selpcl 56ottus, Stnot'9ie9tz
TRAITOR, III oeiien Niirc1li i'm SiutbbdlLle INT
ooer Dor If llbr Nurmiti19s am 2S. Sttooer
1903 cinqereiht iperoen.
Seorm slngebut INNS Gin an ben Otngor. mo
Staoiraib bon baltimore 51blburer eerttii5lrter.
nif cine nGIcaring Sunfe" 9nnt qe5oGeIier Gbed
pes 8ictcrS fir fiinfbunoert ($5OO) Dollars
~beigtiiiot iGiu. a.,
Scr crioiprcihc gietcr mus 0iirgfhaft fteIs
len mo oc SSoridriiien oes StaotsG bnrters III
@eIlIg uni Gontrnlte %erfiillen..
3cihltingcn uuo Spe3iiiiationett fot,relt am
uocr nu6 benz 16. Sftober 1908 I'M Sllreolt oes
8cbduoes Snipefturs bciihtiGi perhen.
Sic Heb1rbe hebdlt itb ons Nedt bot, tr9eno
Gin pocr ullc ~sli9cboie AZ nerluerfcn.
GSuaro :. BRETON,
GebduoezS nipeftor.
Geicbmigi:
I. Sarrg Wtabuct,
(SfttG. 7,to,2O.2 %, 23, 24.26,2D
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T6t Scitcn.
spariomfcit i'm %nnorShansbalt.

IS ion i'm @un0csbailabolt gclport
mcrOen. Goa lit lange tldt oo9clpcs
len, nidt icit Dem critcn 9ilionet-
Got0reb, in Dem oG5or &eeo" lcifts
ber,ig ioatc. cob mir aud cin Mil
linrOcn.&on0 b1tter. lln0 0obel III
es gebIieben. Mon fonnte ans oenl
GoQen MULTIPLICATION. Sebt, iolt an
Gnbe iciner lnngcn Administration
bat 8rGiioent TooieueIt Den Gbcfa Der
5eportcments 81 @cmiitbc 9c1ilbrt,
ooB Die @oronidlGge fiir ooa font
menoe 5isfuliobr 10 nieorig ais mogs
lid 0ehalten mer0cn iontcn, 0anllt Die
9eluilli0unQS-GomiteS oeS Gongrels
les fir sic nGd)ltc @intersS eIiion tcts
he ouju grobcn Nbitride 5t mdfen
b1tten. Ger StonO I'M Sdotonlt lit
rIitt mebr 10 9lGn5enO, mic III tribe
rem Sobren, in 0elen man nit groBcl
lleberldiilien red)nen fonllte. Sect III
ein Ieiijit p%orhonOcn, bos lid rolh
Der Summe pon 40 WilionGt Col.
lars nGbcrt, rmO cS beItcht gutter
@rrno Sl Der Nnnobmc. 0aB lid Die
les Icfi5it bis gum ShlllB DeS lat
ienben Sabrcs uCrOoppcln ODER per.
brcifodcn miro. alio gutter @rlulo
sim Sparen. Iic Ginnabmcn an
3oQeu unb SnIanbitGucrn inn Infols
ge Der itledtcn 3eitcn ltnrt 5nrildgc.
gongen. Mud Die ErobibitionS @es
lpegllng hot Die Ginnnbnen Der Yum.
besfuilc fiiblbm perringert. Ter 9un
bes. 2icenicn iinO tpeni9cr gclporocn
rn0 olf) Der Gerbruud an Stcuer.
morfen fir Bier unO @ronntmcin hat
erbcblid) nod)0cIolicn. Son llcber.
idiilien, mic tic in bclt lebtcn Scbn
Snbren Hc9el morer, lit feline Hc0e
mebr. Is NIP 0clport neroan, nm
Ginnabnlen un0 NllS9ubcn Der Bun.
beS.He9icrung in Gintlon0 81 britt
gen. Iie FlGnc elmer Grbobitng Der
Y%rGicu6it6rfc ruicrcr Nrnltc. elmo rn-
idere 8er9roBcrlmg Der arieQSflotte,
cine lueitere NllSOchnllng 0cS Fcn.
iions.S uitcnlS, Die g~eploltcn @oiiar-
itroBen mer0cn porcrlt tbclllncllc galt6
5uriidgcltcat obcr bod bc0cllteno cin.
aeidrGnft mer6cl ntiliier. Woa ilbCrs
bias in Oieiem Sabre nod mcitcr 5ilr
Spurinntfcit mubnt nno orGnQt, i'll
Die I'M llGd)itcn Sabre porjuncbn1cnol
Gcpilion 0cS SorifS. Die bon Den bel
bcn Qrobcn Eorteicn in ibrcn Elot
fornlcn uerlprofan lporben lit. Gincr.
lei, ipcldc SoriiGnocrungen genlod)t
lucr0ciL cs l1bt lid nidt upralislogcn
iuic bod lid Die Giniubmcn Der Ne
gicrun9 on 30aen ltcllen mcrocn. q
0os Gcii5it nod inmcr mGd)lt mo oil
l(eberidlilllc ucrNnn0cncr Sabre raid
ifnpinoen, 10 tSporlomfcit I'M Bun
Dcsboiisboitc boppclt 1cboten. q
mie III ser leBtcn GonNrcb.S eiiiou il
iueld,er QroBe Summcn mnotbiQ be
miuigt, ip5uioBen mcQ0cporicn mllr
ben, obne Hiidiiht olli bic @lrnocS
Hcpenlcn 81 ncbnlen, fam eS III n
n1diten Sibun0 lid)t luciter9ebCr
Gic gunbes. @cruiqi9unGcn iiir oo
Commence Sisfaliobr miliien gemlod
merben. ober Die .Ghei
uno Der GongrcB merOen n1d)lte
@inter lire @obcn nid)t nit polle
Sonocn ~ltrclien f0iinen.
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3nhu q. WaGcrGaniCr.

IS itarb AM u. GttODcr 1905 SoDn ",
Y. mo Sobn bon, 9Siutam g.. &SndcrbaTlelt,
81 Sabre ait. III feIHer @SnbHtu4 !'t lt2,
Siios9cntGIousStr ahe. Sic SET! ocr Nee[ols
qlUu miro iplter uItQcbeilt. N29p)
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Baltimore, 7. Sitoher 1908.
Inen Surar inicrelltrteii Eerfonen ptro bters
nit 9indlribt crtbetlt, bnb Der Staots Sneenieir
am 6. Situbcr 1908, pie es our6 ben abi6nitt
81 Is. Mrtiiel AS. oes 8aItimorer Staotseoeer
bon 1898. p~crlunet piro. ocu erfldrenoen Flait
VilaiternnQ lito OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der 9oles
strabe, upn Der Siiofeite oer MonumentsS trabe
his 6iir 9~ioroieite Der McGloerrDsS trabe, in bic
ieft Silrcnu bintcrlcat bat.
Mne SoUoi beriibrieri 0erfonen iino bere6.
ii0t, inrerDalb 80 S1eer, bonn Entllnl biefer
gtoti5 at I'M Baltimore Sinotgeri6t bilrdb
ibriftIiG eileerci1tc Ietttiott ongeeer 5i appel
Iireu.
&. Sciuca EhuntnS.
C~Sft7t42t,2S) GtabtsHcatitrator.
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Baltimore Ecntctfrg,

WGrcau: Srannin.Slo., Snltimurc' u. IortDitr'
Q'e1rubni6pldbe 6um 8erfaut oolt $40 an,
nit Wiarnurpfolten abgegre16t $50. Ride
fir bier 8riber. Srcie 0enutune Der aapeue
fir Irauerqctiesolerite. t5unt16,1S)
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9Lnnnit g. Gnhlcr.

81 fturb am ~. SItpbcr 1905. 3 lltr Nn6s
mitinas. Huauit ". Sohier, a]ellebicr @atie por
Winnie M. Stn0ler. aebOrcHeI GobrAiuitiL mo
SoDn Der heritorbeien Midacl !. ltlto Sohllo
I. Ntnblcr. oepurerelt Semic. Nertpunbte lnO
fSreuIoe Der tSamilte ilno nhtinacoul eIl9eln'
oeIL Der Neerotaine bei8upobucll, melhe an
Sunncrftng, oell %, StluDer. YtHnilIlia9ss I'M
2 tbr bon ictner 91otnun9. 9r. 10, &Salbtl9s
ioits StraBe, Nunteftcao, aus ituttiinott. Vets
leBuug uif benz mtbert1bCH n&etlIlnlen1s'
Srieobpfe" at SarbenoiIle. (295-G-
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Mlfqemodm Gr0en i'm 2 IL
oen ncben Sen moroliidcn altd) Die
ourG nen observation-disclosures Der
uriod)tcn finon5icQen GinbuBen iilbl-
bar. Sic StGbte nomentlid icbct lif
ouBcr Stonoe, ohnc Griob fir Die IN
@cofoQ 0efommcncn 2iccn5Gebilbren
cine gcorbnetc Gcrmoltln19 ollfred)t SIT
crboltcn. l1nb Griot lit idtpcr ST be.
ldoffcn. @incn eigetortigen, ober
picQeidt nid)t ltnproftlidcn Mcg,
ncuc GinnobnleqltcQcn 81 arihlicbeu,
bot sic Stdbt 9irmingbom IN Nlobd'
ma 6cinritten; oeSbo(6 nidlt unprofs
tiif, ipciI ouf bieic @ciie Ser sc.
iamn,tbeit Scr 9ilrgcr frGitig 81 De
miit6e gefiibrt miro, melfe Sborbeit
Tic begongen bat, olS lie lid bon Den
Grohi6itionsfnnatifern pcrleitcn licB,
gc0an i6r eiQenes Sntcrciic SIT Itinn'
men. @GGrenO iriiber in @irning.
Gan1 MIR sic @irtbihoften cine Son.
ocrItcuer SIT trngcn bottcn, miro Iic
forton 10 5ien1lih jcGcS @eld0tt NM
icoer Scrllf 81 trogcn bobcn; BON
Dem freltnblifen 8eiitc, Der DEM Sin.
sc BEL ieinem Gintritt in bic @elt be.
bilflih lit, o%ngefon9en bis gum Soos
tcngrG6cr. Gle Ier5te miiIicn Die BE
rcd)tigung sur Iusiibung hires BE
rufcs binfort nit elmer SobrcSobgabe
BON fiirf5ehn bis picr5ig Collars cr'
follfcn. Ger 2eid)cnp ltottcr lit Der
Stoot nit iiiniltnOied6SiA Collars
iGbrlid) tribiltpfIidti9. Gle 6ricobofe
iino nit elmer So6rcSo6gobc port billl-
bert Collars beloitet, uno Die Scltt,,
bic Die 0cnfm0lcr itbell. bnbcn cine
I~obresiteuer bon filniunbbreiBi9 Col
lars 5lt erlegen. Nnoerc @cld)1ftc lil1o
nod bo6cr bclultet, mn1fe bis 81
5iuci6utOcrt Collars. Gin 9on5 &C.
lumber @cbonfc lit cs gelpele1, icnerl
@eid)Gftcn rcd)t Gohe Ibaabcn allf5lt.
crleacn. bel mclden Die 6urnlcr ibrc
GinfGllie mod)cn miiiien. 9lui oiciC
@eiic meroan ulld) oic Ohtcl pol1
2onoc geSmlngelt, fiir Die &erlllItc
o%lf5lfontl1rcn, bic lie Der Stnot ia.
ben ouibolicn belIcn, Oenn oic sc
idy1ite mcrben iid ielbituerItdnOlif al
ibrcr &l,noidoit id)obloS bolten.
MNL1
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ENzsNzeAsssaaIs lsxssE
$3.50
SunOpnsSarf=Semctcrg
:. Crowley, Sctretdr.

glrcah: Or II, Aeit.s arntugas etraRe, NM
Saupt.Gingnug: Srcberif '9icao.
9egrdbniBpldbe bon $25 an inter beltotloi9ef
guiiidt, S6nittb.unten. @eiuinoe. BtIan6en etc.
meroen i'm 3rftbbaus am S"niptsGli1nr9 ge'
furoen. Infer Igent miro. tpenn eenilnibt,
hnrfnrehen. (92-)
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@pubcrneurS mani 0 bon
NirQinicn fiibrte III elmer 81 9telp-
Dorf gcboltencu &eOc aus, Dab uuter
Dem S6ub ser @od5oae Die Nlrbei.
tcrl6bnc um 10 Grojeut gcitiegen
icien, sic Treiie fir Die Ntittel 5itr
demonstrating o6er nm 40 Tro5ent.
Gle Nrbeitcrfloiie ici ulio ur1ter Dem
Sod5ou SpItcm INN 30 Ero5cnt
ihlehtcr geItelt, ais frii6er. Scr
|@odtorif TRACE Die Shulo al Der
Gntpidelung Scr EruitS, gegen Die
Eroiioent Hooicpelt uicl nit Wortcn,
obcr nihtS nit ser Gbot ouSgeridtet
babe. Die SrritS lh0oigten Die Yer
cinigten Stootcn idbrlid nm etpa
cine Wiainroe Collars ollein Do
oltrd, OoB lie lire @r5eu9nilIe I'M
NlSlonbc biQiger pcrfoltfcll, ais i'm
Snlonoc. Ger llnterltitbung Der
JrllIts ober pcrbnrlfe bic r%epltbItfa-
niide Bartci lire Wod)t unO ibren
@eitono. Seile cigenc Gcsart bat
@oupcrneur Snonion itbcr Die Gnt-
itebitng Der lebten @onif. Gr iagt:
Sic Eonif lit cine unmittelbarc
6olge oeS GinglepsI arifS uno Der
&errI6oft iueniger a%opitoliitcn, &c
mod)t iei tic BON etluo iedS in @oll.
StroBe oIlmodtigcn W0rnerl, Die
ibrc cigencu Sltterelicn f0rbern, DC.
men ober bos @obl bes Solfes gleid).
giiltig it,"
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YprrnInc.
mofrrifd1. - Vdrfnrtip, -

Wialcriif. - 9ariariig. - Srieolif.
@eitlih bon @n!brouf cine mo cine 1olnt
Metle. Wonnt f2oIDsgSuaGou9 ullo Sortltne'
QSdauprs brett ois Aim Singarg. belbe Ies
lcpboile. G%iabts@iireau i'm 3pelte1 0lir hes
Union 9rult.ScbduosS." Gbarles. nnS Saattte'
Strabe. (MI1l4 lS,2&S)
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Mtaria II. Sdllunrj.

IS ftar6 am 20 Citober 1905 Maria u.
SmluarS, gSiitipc pes pCriorbencn @ignlt
Sblpnr5, i'm 81. Sabre ibrca Ncheua. sic Sts
croigliil9 fiubct 5rCIiag, g%iuhmIlthgs nm uDt'
bon ibrer leBttlI lSobnung, NJ, 9l6, HSlulaIl.
Strntp nus iIdtt t2gi--D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-22

Gin GGicngo'cr @%onficr
laot, bie 2clttc, bic Die @ontbcpolitcn.
Seriiheriing bciiirlporten, gcbortcn
ms Srrcnbous. llno anoerc lino
ourd, Den @erluit ibrer ginlogcn olld)
oorthin oefommell. 60 9leld)t lld
lpohl bic Tednlllg aus. an1 8robc
ieiner Sobe gebt Wondem oaS geilti'
&c @lcitgemid)t perloren.
.Wilp. Scrolo".
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VT. Elioct GcmttcrD.

Gtngaug an Srepertd.Gpab.
Cots 5u bcriaufen inter leibten BeotHguHge1.
gertauiss Ngent ". g. Tuloncn.
(Sar3-) yr. 505. Nmericansgba.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-22
@crmiidJtc Insciscn.

st,nus' 2pnM Nourt, Gnieert' NM t{fn M y
more 1IS I,erIucbt mcille loo. tno 25e. W'abl'
sciten. 9aben nibt ibrcs @!et@en. 5We'8'
Nr' 025, 8eitsNaIiirnpre 'SfraBe.
(Sftl4 2lite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-22

Sic Mclbunq aus @o1Ds
inaroi1, bnb eS ben Nc0ierut9s -Ader'
bau : Gcportenlcnt nad} %longlobrl9cH
GcrIuhen eclutgen lei, ein portre1Ts
Tides Gopier flint peridicoencr @rooe
ans Wtois- obcr @elid)forn ltauoen
bcriuiteGcn = 10 fnopp Dor Der @nbl
lrno BOB infolge belIcn Cit 6aIlen
ser Gopierpreiie I'M filnf6ig Ero5ei1f
81, erlportcn lei, bori man obltc Wcs'
tercS in 6oS 0ebict Der Sompagnc-
iintcn pcrtpeiitn. @enn boS Grpcrl'
ment wirflif gcgliidt it, 10 pilrtte
scr uncri1ttlidc Gopicltruit lid Der
Grfinbun9 bcm6htigen, nto Die GET
tm9SbcrouS9eber, be5p. oas %llbll-
fun bnbtn boS Nod)leben.
Buffalo SolfSfr."
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@er mtiicn Mill, mas pna
poil 9rpon p%roponirte 9onfs@arall'
tie 8eieb nerhinbcrn miirne, Der
bro,ldJt MIR sic Gntbiialneen oeS Jest
per6altoeltcn Mor'e.E ro5ciies 81 Der
inlocn. @ie Der Gisfonig unO III
nmn5mo9nnt nit bcu @clocrn Der
ginlegcr ungeltroft unb mentoedt
MULTIPLICATION burfte, lit Elm geleg,
iuos aaeS INTER Dem bon ben Soil-
fiers 10 hnh9epriciencn Spltent, Dns
lie nift angetoitet bnben ipo1eit, mog'
lid lit. W. y. Sts5tg."
SIN gIi3abetb N..S, Il arb
plotiid scr repl,blifaniihc Sd)iil.
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0encbnligi
sarrou bcs Observation-Disclosures.

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-10-22

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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-18
HARVARD SWANPS
TECHNICAL TEAM
Crimson Displays Improved
Form Against Springfield
Training School Eleven.

BOSTON, Oct 1.-THE fast and tricky
eleven Of the Springfield Training School
which has given The Crimson several
bad scares I'm past years wss swept of
it's fest By Harvard today, by a 20 D.
Sucn a victory over a team which
last year came within an ace OF beating
The Cambridge eleven, has caused Har-
ward stock % go soaring tonight
All five tOuChdowns in the first half
were scored by a succession Of runs
through the line, averaging ten 70 M
teen yarCs. Smith carried the ball for
four Of these and Corbett for the nth
Captain Burr kicked all Of the goals
without q miss
In the second half Harvard put in
host Of substitute The first scoring
In this period was a field goal by Men
nard from the 25-yard line More sub
stitucCs went in and tneE Cutler. sprint
Cd IS yards around Springfeld's end for
another touC hdown, from which Me--
nard kicked goal Just before time
was called Kenna-5 added four more
points for Harvard with another field
goal
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-18
MAROONS DEFEAT
ILLINOIS ELEVEN
Chicago Wins Big Contest by
Field Goal at Close of
Game.

CHICAGO. Oct II.-Coach Stages
Maroous narrowly escaped elimination
from the Western football championship
race when they ran up against the Il
Iiuois University eleven this afternoon,
Chicago winning II 10 g.
The illinois kept the pigskin in Chi
CaEo territory most of the time. Chi
cago scored in the first half on a de-
layed forward pass 20 ShOmmer- Shelf
fen could not kick goal
In the second half Railsback. OF Il
limos. was dOWned behind his own line.
giving Chicago a safety. Shortly after
PeJtiErew intercepted forward pass by
the MarOOns and later scored q touch
down and goal
just as time was called. SChumer
kicked a goal from S7-yaTd line
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-18
Small Attendance illustrates
Lack of Interest in
the Sport.
NATIONAL CAPITAL
NOT HORSE" TOWN
So Declare Promoters After DrearY
Turnout ar Benning Last
Week.
By L. D. SALE.

Viewed from a strictly financial
standpoint. the horse show at Benning
was a frost
viewed from every other standpoint
except that Of attendance and public in
terest. fl was a grand success. The
horses in the several classes were pres
ent in gOOdly numbers. with the single
exception OF those used for racing pur-
poses. The absence Of racers was due
20 the fact that a large percentage OF
horses fitted for turf purposes had en-
gagenenJs elsewhere
The question arises, What IS the nat
ter with WashiugtOnians anent horse
shows2 At present the horse show has
not risen 20 the height OF a social func-
ton IN this community, as is the case
=. New York and other parts Of the
United States
Compared with some other cities IN
the country the National Capital. 10 be
gin with. IS not distinctively q horsey
town It's Inhabitants. It is true. have
shown interest in Benning when running
races were on the program and betting
was in vogue. while. on the other hand.
their interest in light harness events IS
so small "a 20 virtually Kill the sport
as far as the District OF Columbia Is
concerned Nevertheless. II is 10 b
hoped that Messrs. Rixy and Towne,
and the other gentlemen interested in
the Berning Horse Show viii not get
discouraged over their brief experience.
although Il is not pleasant 10 put ones
hand hi ones pocket and pay the freight
without receiving a drawback cOmr1en-
surate with the cost Of entertainment
Horse breeding for pleasure and for
toll IS an important American industry,
In which millions are invested AS a
purely sporting and pleasure tool for the
well-to-dO classes. IL Is possible that
the desthkneu Of the horse has been
rung by the advent Of the automobile
and motorcycle
The demand is a thrill for every
minute.
Properly conducted horse shows. such
as were given BY the Bennlng associa-
ton last week. are contributions 10 our
national wealth. They tend 10 improve
the breed of horses. and the better the
breed the greater Is the addition 70 our
national welfare Il Is only by compe-
titio1 that the defects Of breeding are
exposed. that types are fixed, and the
breed exalted
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-18
LOZIER A WINNER,
DECLARES AGENT
New Models Mark Sweeping
ChangeS-Record in
Race Events.

The Lozier 1909 models are upon the
market.
The various types Of car aye out with
many improvements on the previous
models. Probably the most effective
change which has been made in the
last models is that from chain drive
20 shaft All Of the recent types are
shaft driven machines This IS a sweep
ing change, but the manufacturers Of
the various cars claim that the newest
type IS even overlapping the par OF
excellence which the chain driven ma
chimes achieved
The new models have been on the mar
ket long enough for a thorough test and
the testimonials Of tlose who have
them in use speak highly OF the merits
Of the machines. Il Is claimed that this
car IS among the leaders IL the metro
pOlitan districts, and from the. large
amount Of recent sales the durability
and price Of the machines seems 10 be
very popular
This car has been entered In many Of
the coming shows and races, and IL -
the prediction q the manufacturers that
the snOWlngs Of the new models VIII
even surpass those Of the rhain-Criven
types. which were very successful in last
season test
In those races and events in which
this new model has appeared the Nhalu-
driven car has always been distinctly
eXcelted, leaving but ~-ery little room
for comparison between the TWO DIFF
ferent types. The new model is IN
lines the snaPpiest built machine IN the
LoZieT family, and the speeG and dura-
tility Of this car puts prosperity al
ways in its wake.
This car Is especially designed for
speedy going. and tie users If il are
extremely confident ~ a good showing
from n IN Ihe tryouts Ia the coming
winters races
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-18
COACHES WELCOME
SAY ARMY AND NAVY
Presence of Football Officials Re
garded in Friendly Light by
Rival Teams.

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. Oct 1.-THE pres
ence at Annapolis and West Point Of
representatives from the coaching STATS
Of the other Institution indicates the ap-
proaCh Of the great Army Navy game.
These men are not regarded as spies.
but welcome guests, and are accorded
every courtesy. Dr.. Paul Dashiel,
Douglass Howard. and Ray Page, Of
the Navy coaching staff saw the West
Point-Yale game, at West Point yes
terday. while Lieutenant Upton, Of the
Army. Witnessed the Midshipmen in &C
ton against the Lehigh eleven.
The presence Of Lieutenant Upton Ie-
called the Army-Navy game OF 1905, Of
which he was the hero. Upton seized
the opportunity Of a fumbled ball be
hind the Navy line to follow it u with
successive kicks until j, was behind the
goal where he fell upon the oval for the
winning score. Lieutenant Upton has
a brother or the Naval Academy foot
ball squad this year.