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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-04
Gin EG0ugoge Der Gobcn
NriItufruti e.

PETERSBURG, 3. &llli. 49, Nicr
clloctc ictt nudl od)ttGgi9cr Ncrball0-
lung Gin GROCER Yro5cb, 0cllcn oNcl0"
Ger Irun50iiidc Sprud)lcbrcr on Sorp
iUor. gu &oup mar olird) Gnlplc6.
lung bts @rnbiiiritcn %GunltontiIL in
bcilcn SomiIic CT Dor Subrcn ais 81
3lcbcr tbdtig mur, in cincm ungciebc.
nCn &nobcns mo Wid0dCn Wpnllla,
lium scr rllliildcn HcliOcn} or1geitcut
lror0an. Gr miBbrulld)tc lcin Nnlt,
nm mill0crjdbrigc SAiiIcrimell 81;
OCriilbrcr. Yer Gerbrcdcr luur0C jllllI
Ncrlult oIlcr Gbrenrcftc un0 ST feds
Snhren Idlucrcr 3Uu1g9Orbcit Der
nrtbcilt. 3uci Wfiittcr bic OH Coup
ibrc Iir0cr perfultit mo ncrfllppclt
hottcn, ipur0cn 9lcidfon3 III pcrIhie,
0elcn 6rcibtit0ltruiclt n%crlirt6clli.
Gu Coup lpuroc bon 0cnt bctountel
TIpliologcn HrufcIior Nctduicm, Der
els Sn6Dcrit0n0iocr 6ci 0cn @cridt9s
ucrbonolnngcn ful0irtc, nlS Gin gti.
itig uno pbpIild p0GiG N%eiunoer
Mtcnif gci6ilbCrt, Dem icinc Sotoicn-
moniercu uno sic SGbi1tcit, lid g(s
I'm ull3lipoiicrt, Die bcit2n &reile ers
ihloIicn bottcn. Gpcbt, 100 mon licbt.
iyoS 0icIcr 9cr6rchcr nit 0en ibni
onpertrolttcn Ginocrn ongcfangen
bot, inun0crt man lid, 0dB cine Der
orti9e geiItige un0 nloruiiIde Nlll
Elm al1gclcbencr un0 beliebter g10as
gpge iil bcn b0bcrc!l 0clcllldoitsfrci.
len mar.
&pbigenic in G@pcronto.
Trcs6cn, 3. HSllli. - @~clegent.
l;h be3 Gsperontiitcn = Gon9reIica,
Der pom IS. bis %. Nllqltit itattiin-
set, miro bic bon Gmunltcl Heifer
rnternommcnc Nllfiiibrltng Der $50.
tUe'iden nHSpbigcnic ulli Sanris" IN
her Gspcrantpiibcriebu1g OeS Grfin.
bers Der Sprade oen Glou oes Con
0reiies 6ilOen. 9ic 1itclroQe bat
&ebfpig Hcid)er i|ibernounten, Die ei-
Qcns SIT oieient 3lued bon Hefp 9orf
bierberaefommen 1T. @rinto 9ecurfi
npm 2eilihg Ibeoter IN Berlin miro
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-04
Guiirblid)c OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

21I @crBlcutc cr If la0cn.
Ouiowo, cl,ropGiihc5 Nublono,
3. SrIi. - WcItCrn 2(bcnO crciDnctc
iid) cine DcitiAc @rploiiou ifI0dciocr
@cttrr IN Der Hifoo2tp- 3cd)c, nab
reno 800 0rubcnlclltc an Der Nrbcjt
morCn. 9ereit@ IinO t51 &cihen &c
borQc1 morhcu, iGnntlid) ld)rcdlid)
ucrbronnt, lu16 man Iiird)tct, Dab Die
3obl Der Npicr oli PA Itci0cu miro
Bon Den 70 bClltc WCrcttctcn bcfln.
Den iid) uiclc III bofimun8aIOicm 3u'
itonoc. 3cbn itorbcnL mmittcIbor
nohOcm iic ans Dem Sdoht on'%
Gn0c2Iidlt aci0r0Crt ipnrcn.
81 bcn Arolllnmcn SdrcdnincrL
mcIdc oo8 idloNcn0c @cttcr pcrur.
johtc, iii olId) nod cine lurdtborc
6cncr8brnIt 0cfommncn, ,Gic 6iqm'
men 5crit0rtcn Die iuncren @olcrie'n,
no 100 Mincnnrbcitcr ollrh Sriims
llicr tlll9clptrrt luarcll, llll0 ollie yer
Jude, lie 81 rcttCn, morcn u~crgcbcn2.
Wnn fonlte lire Nillicruic lulo 0aa
Snmmcrn b0rcn. oGnc ibncn irgcn0
pcIdc @illic Iciitcn Ut f0nncn. 70
WiGnncr, bic nod om &cbcu, o6cr
0r0bIih Ocrbronnt iino, mlrocn ms
@oipitol Qcbrodt; bon 0icicn linO be.
rcit2 5cbn ~GcItor6rn. Spdtcr mur,
Den nod 53 iurdtbar pcrItiinmcltc
Scid)cn ans 0cn Griimmcr imS duHt
all Die Gbcrildd}c gCbrud)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-04
gertanft nltes etisn uno Uleinn an
Baltimore Srun & Netal So,

9dtbler NIT
affirm Giffn, Wirtnil, nlieni Giiruf, "nnmtu of.
nHo Mpn.2umgen, 6nuuas, efiieu, etc.
GnHptplnH urb Dirran Yt. i620-2i, 0pagbgfr.
6. y =. Fg0He, Jsolle 107t.
(Iiai29-) no. YboHe, gBiinbfor t52.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-04

@arid)t ocS GriiiungS = AuSldptiiea
ii6cr Seminar Ingclcgtnbcltcn, cis
ncn trciili0cn 8ortrog 0cS SerrrI
gn1il arolncr aus ct. Sonia iibcr
nTor- uuo 6ortbilOrn8 bc2 Scbrcra"
rnlb Den @cridt oea &orltunOca. Yer.
Iel6c cutbGlt Die MabnnH ooB an
pcn Yrin5ipien ocS SunoeS tcltgcs
holten ltnO ooruui bin9eorbcitct lpcr.
ben loute, in m1icrHl SdyIlcn 0cn
ncntidcn Sprodutlterrid)t SIT cincm
intc0rircnbcn Ncitnl0tAcilc 0c9 EcDr-
planes Der &olt9ldllle 5u MAIDEN,
Ser ountid)c Sebrltoif uulcrcr
,Ni06 ShooI2" mo l(nipcrlit0tcll
ipatc III orNuniihcr &crbinolmG nit
DEM Der %oIfaidrllc itebcn. gtid)t MIR
ruttidca Scicn ull0 SNrcibcL Urum'
mutif nllo llcbcriebcn loQt2n uticre
3iclC ieilL lonocrn utltrc Sdlllct loll'
ten nit ser &cnptniB Der Ncttlden
Sprud)r ocutid)rn Neiit mo OcutIdc
QcnFung@uciie in iid atincDmcn uno
rcrItcbcn l%crlcr.
Gic Contribution . NbanOcrhn0cll
br5o0cn iih Onrulll, Dab Die 3lpct9'
plrcinc obgClhoiit, bic WtitgIieocr ocll
,>>obrcabcitro0 bon 5lpci Collars %
lall0c 81 bc5nblcn ahobcll, bis lie De-
iiuitiu ihrCll Nuatritt crtl0rt bobclL
ltn0 Der EriiIulg9 Nlt9id)lB ob1cs
idoiit murOc. Cine G%mpfcbllm9 ais
mcitcrca 3itl ocS @unOe9 = bcilllub'
ne al ocn Wcitrcbun0cn oea NIlgo-
mcincn Icutihcn Sprad)pcrcih","
cinpliiiOcn, mllroc nicOargcItimnt oo
m,oll iibcr oicle @cltrcbrntgcl l1od)
nidt ullNcmcin iniornllrt lei. %onl
9tpminationa Nl9idltB mlIr0cl 'ol'
Gcnoc Gn1picbllun0en gclnodt: Nor
I.onb: Gorl GnQclmumL Vtllpott2c;
Gr. $. $. Sid, Cincinnati; .. Is.
Wior @ricbid, Wtilmoufcc; Or, u.
NGlpcr, Nem-Yorf; Nnnu 0ob9retc,
Milmollfcc; emil aromcr, Gillcil'
nuti; Motbiloo Nceb, GoDton O.;
6. .. GM0ncrid, baltimore; GrncNt
z. g9olf, Ct. 2oui3. Nll@idntb Iilr
|ic0c Oc0 0cutiden: Or. s.. $. Sid,
Cincinnati Yrof. geo StcrL Will
wollfcc; Motbiloo Nccb, GoDton, 8;
WiotbilOc @roiiort, GIcpclono, >, II.
Carl Ncrion Nclu 2orf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-04
Irnnu's Tciutlcr.

2%incuIu, Ncbr., 3. Sllt. - Slc'
5cbn Gclc0otcn utO oiclc 9c'ud)cr
gum Gcupcr-Gonucn limo bier ctll1c-
trolicn. Sr. @rpnn cntpiln8 Die Vc'
illd)cr Mtitto05 in o&incoln-Sotcl" II.
biclt cincn flrr5cn Gnlpiung III cihent
Der Solon9 ob, morolri or icinc @1ltc
bcuirtbcn licB. SpGtcr lpolocrtcn
Die Wcbr5oDl Der @ciud)cr 1ad 6olrs
piclu, no man ibncn @rpun'a @ctnt
5ci0tc.
9lua AQcn @lNubcn Scr GcIcgntcn,
mcl6c @ruun gciprodcl BADEN, gcDt
bcrpor, oaB Nr. Nrnon lid) III ne
2hiiItclunB Der Elottiornt mo Die
@tminiumg zines &icc-F r0iiocniul
nidt ciumii6cn miro. ytltr 0rin0cnot
@riin0c, luic. bic Nnnobnlc elmer
Ylonfc, bic 0egcn bic iortldrittlid)c
Icnlofrotlc iii, o0er Die bcublidJtlgte
Nominirlnla zines Ioldcn Candida
ten iiir oic c-EruliocntId)o't FONT
te ion jlllll Ginid)rcitcn p~ctunlnIIcn.
9opcit Bat or ic6od) 0cgen fellcn Der
picIcn uuiQciiibrtcn Gano!Oatcn ct
muS ein5lnucnocn. Gie aro6c AnjaDl
scr Ganoioutcn ldbt oorolli idIicBcn.
BOB fcincr bic 3ulidlcrunN tbutlgcE
llltcritilbunN Don &rll. 0rpon crbol'
ten bat. Sincoln miro lit cn9er tcle.
0ropbiiher @erbin0ung nit Scr Con.
pentbnlIc ltebcn, bonlit Sr. @rpon 81
ic0cr 3cit iibcr nllc &orgdl1Bc benad)'
rid)tigt mcr0cn fam.
Inter Sen GcIcGatcn, lueIdJc bclltC
Srn. Vrpon bclltd)tcn, ~beiallOcn Iid'
Niro g.. GolCr mo Wiaiom Sul5er
bon Ncu. 2)orf; 5. ". Scrn, 9. ".
&ubn mo glbrom SinmronS bon Srt'
Diana iu1o S1nntiltS 5. Gumn bon
Gmubo, mcI6cr @rr. 9rpon nonlini'
rem miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-04
Yns ocm Inncrcn WarglnuO'S nno
bcn n%ngrCn5cubcn StaatCu.
Ser obc5dbmtc @iosripcn
itigc."

Scr ob c5dbmtc 8t01ripcn.
ltigC."
GroDc Sdnuicri9tcitGn Duttcu SIDE,
riil 6rout Nuro uuo Sill i2iAcrilf
Gbomo9 $. @urriion bon Nrincc
Georges GulultN, ipcld)c Den 9~icItalt'
rotcur Soicpb $. Nruolo in Sort
Noibington ori Uutno zines @c,
riNt9bcicbl0 sur A0lmunA icinc9 SO.
iulc9 |5luingCl molltcn. Nruolo CT.
fI0rtc 0cn NCunlten, 0ub ibrc Eupicrc
niht IN Grontng lciclL mo Ocrbot
lidL nit 3lucl Slintcn btpaIlnct, jchc
GinBriiic in iCin GiNcntbnmu. G:t
Ncontrn ic0rtcn nm un0 licBcn lire
Yll9lucia Fupicrc olrdl 0rn Cbcrs
riNtcr ,Sobu !. Nri@cOc bci6tinigcIt
mo nluGtcn ii6 Damn crncllcrt allf
Den Mcn. NrnoIo ertldrte 0cn Ne.
ulntcn mic0rrlml icinc Nbiiht lid
nidt al Den Ocri6t9bCftbl fcbrcn 81
lunIleL ais Sdcriif Silro pl0blid Den
Mcitullrutour un1 Nrnc crgriif NAB
rUn0 Der @iiI'a Sd)criiI ism oic.Qiiiu.
0rl1N lcinC9 HCpoipcrq pDr'3 @ciidt
biclt, nit Ser Irobur1, Odb irQen0
lpeld)e H9iocricblidfcit fotolc 6olgc
fir i'm habct fonc. Ger alli oicle
S@ciie %.bcjdbmte @ibcripcititiQc" b..
olcitetc Die 9eomtcr nod Upper
WorI6oro, Mo- 100 observation-disclosures
ocS f6rpcrlidcn Nn9riii5 Gcgcn i'm
crbob2n ipur0e. Gr lplrOe ip6ter chi
Orullo cale5 @dbeaQ Gprplt9 Ncic3.>
%rorlduIta arr 1rricn SUB 9cictt.
iii s. ain pi'c' 0egcn iG dolt.
d c IN cttcM
Sic @comtcn ocS Stoot0 @ortcn,
toil , 9eportcmcntS in GoQc1cs4ort
Mo., Gobcn y 2ofol Snipcftore;i
oltsocionOt mcidc sic Obit3iiAtcrcier
hcr ucrihicoelcn Counties inipi}ircll
l,nO ori Y2on sole Scnlcs" uno an.
oerc i60olid'2 5nieftcn urtcriud)eil
icQcn. Gllc 0ieie Snipcftorcn botte,i
i'm leeten y&inter eincn Surilt9 oui
ben Ngricultltr College Oiird5ima.
d,ei,, nm ic fiir lire grbcit SIT b,fd.
liqen. % oieies Sabr cine 6%eiouoert
grobe an3a5l Don Snipeftorer orbeii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-04
ganalcbiac Sanilie.
@otcr IFS, Whlttcr fl, @roBpotcr tl0
Sabre alt.

Ncm Norf, 3. Suli. 8roI2IIor
$. ). 9titoloiL iriibcr Natltrbiltorlfcc
III &iocu, YulgorirrL Der ictt I'M Nll'.
trogc Der HoiicrIid)s 9tuIIildcn 0co'
grapbcn . @cicui0uft Nmlcrltu bcrellt,
lit int nNaIoori 2litoriu Sotcl" ou.
bier ein92troifcn.
Der 81 Sabre ultc @cIcbrtc Itunnmt
olla elmer icbr 0cilnocn ul0 lcbtn@'
tr0itigcn 6onliIic, Gr bat cincn go
ter, Der, mit cr ioDt IFS Sabre alt 1T,
cine Wiiltter, bic ia Sabre alt lit, II.
cincn 8ruocr bon 80 &obrcl1, sic lit
iGillrntlih Der bcitcn Ncnuobcit CT.
i%rclelt; oltbcr0tm ubcr ais NcforO'
lciitltng in ser Mcrr 9"{lfololf lid)
lclblt iibcrtriIit cIncn @robpotcr nit
moblge5Gbltcu 1lO Snbrcn Der be-
Itinmnt onrollI rcdnct, nod lpcniB.
itcnS % Sabre ST. lebcn.
Ger 6oridungarciicnbc bat be.
rCit9 gouj europa, Nlrtto ltn0 Nlicll,
nit &opon mo Ocn %biIippiucn be.
rciit mo cr50bIt BON intcrcllontc Er,
lrbniliC.
Eroiciior NifoIoif, Der f. Spro.
tb2n iIicBcno iprcd)cn >uiIl mo int
Sabre 1909 IN SoIin cin Nuh iibcr
icine Nciien bcrnuS pugcbcn Gc0cntt,
c~rluortct, ppn bier ans nod MltBlun0
5uriif3urltIcn ST mcrOcL no lcincr
fir icint uicIcn Wtiibcn bic &lcinlAfcit
ron 100000 Nubcl mortCt. Solltc Ct
ru3 9(ltcr iCilc@ @robpotrr5 crrcitcL
10 blcibt ibm nod picl 3cit, icin @cIn
un0 icincn GuOm SIT gcllicb2n.
(Ob lid) Der piclAcrciitc Ncrr 4ro,
iciior nift Gin mcnig IN Scr Nritbmr.
iii ucrirrt bot?)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-04
@cldlGftSmaun uum J%tGnbcrn crmnr'
bet.

5oltct, 81, 3. 5uIi. - N,gnit
@cl3ncr, Gin Grocer i'll bicii9crStnOt,
lit lebtc 9}od)t in ieincm &oocn Gctoo'
tct morOclt, ais or pon 3,uci &Nubcr'l
ii6criallcn mur0c uno bculcI6cn Mi'
bcrItonO riitcte. NeIincr iGbltc cbcl
Icinc cages . Giunabuncn, ais oir
N1lber Sen Su0cn bCtrnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-04
SpocSItrafe fir WumOcmucricr in
GpittItuu0,

@uton Nou1C, "a, 3. &uIi.-
Cas- l~lntcrbuuo Ger &clialdtw bat
cine 8i0 olRcnommcL pclde Dom.
bempcricr nit Dem (ooe bcitroit.
and mcnn Die GrpIoiiou feline too
bril8cnOc @irfrng bate. Die ncllc
Stralbcitiunung ridtct iij gc8rr
Oua ErciOcn Der itulicnii6cn &crbrc-
0crbanOc Der .Sdpuar5cu &auO."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-04
DR.. Atm. Brhrr,
rtSitrirtir btuiifer arst.

GrcSiulttt fir 4Pdniers uro 5raiien.
ardEibeittt. Seiit In ihrsefter 9elt
G0p5lliE 4u5inlap. pals mnn Runos
FrGH,Deit9u Gi5tllne fchrr strt, Strits
tIreu. EuumlluusIi, nero0fe Gtbipddbe.
TmpoleG5, Jicrcns ulo 9lafensfront,
, 6ei.en. Cilice IN 81. 9edet's auaio.
raprf.straBs. EprehimnseIl bon 10
ubr 8orniiiu9S bis 10 ubr gthenbs.
lRitruo6 bon 8 ubr s,ornittnos biz 9
llbr Hudr'ttlGS une hon . ore 10 rlbr
Ntt;o3. Ennteriu:B ben 9 t!ar gnsm.
t,8 2 ubr Rlhm.
nuietl1ar ieoeH GletnB. 9oHfuhation
feet. tI0at5, x&S.fS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-04
QcidtcS G%rSbcbeu in San ~Tyranciscu.

Gan 6ranciSco, 3. Slili. -
Sn ser Stabt lpllroe bellte Elm leid),
ties Grobebcn peripiirt. Gie gridiit.
terung bot, iomeit gemelbet it, fet,
llen Sdaoen peruriad)t.
COS Ingeles, Sal, 3. Sltli.--
Seltc Morgcn crcignete iid bier Elm
leidtes GrSbebenl 0as nnh Sen Dor.
liegenoeu Welbunseit feinen Shaben
angerihtet bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-04
Epfcr Der Soitc.

Nem Oorf 3. Sui. - Ser
ocitri1cn briifcn0cn ShpiiIc iin0
ucitn Wcnihcn 5ilm Cpfcr 8cIollcn
unb cine grobc Nr3obl bon grfron.
fungen IN Iolge ser Site murOcn i'm
Yolijeiburcau ge,nelOet. 5erner iitb
brei M1nner uno Elm anabe bci'nt
9aocn crtrutfcn. 9us thermometer
5ei9te I llbr Hodmittdgs So @roo
I'M Sdottcn ul0 Inn 4 llbr Nadnlit'
tags nod 81 @rab Inbrenbcit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-04

ten, 10 fam Gin bcocutcnoc9 Itrrito-
rilum Or5 2oIr0C1 Dor ocrleIbcn be-
ludjt Wcrocn.
Nnbn uht 6rcibrtcf un6
McBrrcOt
&u elmer Sp3iuiiitung 0C3ltouor@
ru0 Stn0trutb3 bon MclhlinItcr,
Mo, lWlroC cil Nntrog 0c@ Nerrn ].
=. &cOmou0 BON Ntlultu, Wu., oli
WcpaGuma zines 6rcibricic9 mlO
0c2 Mc9crcdt2 iiir ocl Wctritb elmer
AumpibGDn uorlduiiN informed III
GrW0Gumg Ac}oQcL. Ole Nubn lol
Ocn 9}oucu n@oibinGton @citnin.
tier ouO Gettysburg )iuijrooO" troBrl
irno iiir oGn Goa, Oob bic Stoot OCl
&orlNlo8 0ijnitjN Nc0eniiberltcbt ijtr
Die Strcdc NoibiE3ton d @cttO9burd
ioiort in @lnNrilt Acnoumcr mcr0cn.
Nu3 DiGr}u uotbmrnoigc &opital lou
bcrcita gclicicrt lcill.
6rcDcrid I'M Tcltflei0.
&n 6rcOsrid, No, tagt auacnblid-
! lih Die Gonucntion DER RotbmGmcr
NM Grcipiui1cn T%cucrmcbrcn. @}
! i~&1it3bGlicr lOjc @'rjuotb0ulcr finn
pr00tig nit GIoGgcn un0 @uirlolocI
ccidmiIdt. Tic 6rcioiliNc Gulcr
! mcbr GompoQnicu bon Chambers.
! burg 2ittlctomn lu0 EoncptoDn ia
men neitcrn W}or0cn mll Gpc5ialjildc
en-; linen ioIAtcn am Ybcno 9totO
manner 9lborommAcn bon 8ultl,
more. g3uibinQto1, Wartin4burM
Ghorltatomu, &%ugcratolpM @run9luId
uuO NotfouiQc. Sine Sdoor bon
NudGiIQlcru miro bcutc EormItta8
criudrtrt. @citcru 9}odumittog i0n0
! EN- SdIulldypogcn Mcttrcmcn liott,
an oa9 i'd Jcllcrmcbr ? llcbun9cl
mn0 elm 0rhcIler Gou5crt unlhIoG,
Nm gbcuo iul1o Ole @ril0crIGuit9pu.
race itott, Die ciucn imtpolantCl Ser
ldlti nGbnt.
Nrtunntcr Gcmofrut &c.
ItorbCn.
Sr. 9. 6ront Suit, eli bcGoa1tcr
,>n0uitriclcr uHb Iemotrot, itarb in
Nlter porl 60 Sobrcn in lcincr H8ob.
mun0 ST @o0er9tomu. Gr iUur ocr
NciiBcr DER gr0btcn GiicnNicbcrcI il"
Scr gun5cu @eNcn0. Gr bctIciOctC CT
tie. 2In5oDl poIitiidCr &cnltcr, 10 mol
CT StutCrcjmc6mcr Iilr Wdlbington
Gountp, NPitBlicO oc3 Stu0tratb9 II
Strubcn-Gonmiiidr. @r Nuil MAJ
hrCimaI Ucrbcirntbct; ncbcn lcincl
gSithuc trultcrn icd3 S6bnc an icinc.
Nnbrc.
Sum QcNtnr ser Wci3cr
Grn0tC.
Gic critic 9o0unQ bon @ci5cn lucI
de no6 Mcitminitcr ac6rodt murOc
nor ole, pcldje Sr. George &. Marie.
bon lelncr }mci Wetlen ooH ncr Stu0.
NclcAcncn Noru crnolcte, licieib.
mur0c on oic 6'rnto Hobcrts, Jiuo&
& 50. ocrtuuit. Iic Gruotc mar M
2clpGtnIid reid, Ger 6ormer er3ieI
tc 0urdJid)niitIid l0M @uidcl auagc
oroiGcnen y&ei}cu pom }lder.
gtod) 9%iudjrid)tcn ans pcridjc0rner
2bcilcn BON @oibinQton Count
Niiritc Die Grnotc oicie@ ,Sohr 10 on
ou$ioqct mic oorber crportct mar
@icliof itebt Scr g9ci3en nid)t sid; c,
qic6t nidt 10 picI Stroh ais inn @or
idbre; bod Goiien Die 6nrmcr. OoI
Der GrtraA reider iein miro, ais Dan
dc iebt u%uncbmen.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-07-17
CADY | UP ON
HARRY ALLEN
FIRST ROUND
Rock Island Player More Than
Holding His Own on Way To-
ward Championship.
OTHER TWO PLAYERS EVEN
Hall of the Three Fights Eliminated
in Contests for Special Prizes
Two-Ball Foursome.

Interest continues undated in the
western championship golf match at
Rock Island arsenal links. At the
close of the morning round today j.
ID Cady of Rock Island was l up on
Harry Allen of St Louis. his opponent,
having made the round in 70. Mason
Phelps and Paul Hunter, both of Mid
lothian, were even.
Results in the first, second and
third Fights for secondary. prizes are
shown in tabular form ON this page,
! the first round being played this morn
ing Another is on this afternoon, the
pairings being as indicated.
There were about 40 players entered
in the two-baIl foursome this after
noon, the contest being open to all
not engaged in the other events
Wins Hard Match.
Cady stayed in the race yesterday by
winning hard match from A. b. Lam.
bert of st. Louis, which ended even in
the SO holes, and was decided by the
extra hole, won by Cady in a. After
ending even in the morning, they play.
ed a remarkably close game in the af
ternoon, and. at times it was doubtful
which would be the victor They play
ed in championship form the entire
day, and neither obtained a lead OF
more than 2 up during the whole
round. Lambert made some beautiful
drives, understanding Cady. but the 10
cal man always made up the difference
with splendid approaches and long
puts. Lambert won the first, but Cady
evened mp on the second. They halved
the third and split even on the Fourth
and fifth. Cady won the sixth, two
under DOGGY, and annexed the seventh
and tied the eighth, but lost the NINTH
leaving him one up at the turn. They
see-sawed and were even up at the
18th. Lambert won the 10th, and they
halved the nth Lambert drove into
the hedge on the 18th, while Cady
played straight down the course. 1t
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-07-17
Wednesday a. M, IS Holes.

| a. B Lambert. Glen t4cnO
| A. HaineS. Rockford .......... Nj
4 Leon Mitchell, Rock Island ...... "
Il A. Mitchell Rock Island ...... 20
Il j. u. Cady, Rock Island t........ -"
4 Chandler Egan, Louisville Eo
| l.. III Reinking, Wheaton ........
cost lambert a stroke TO get out of the
briars, and he was a little short for
his putt and lost the hole. Cady drove
straight off 800 yards on the extra hole,
while Lambert topped his ball for $50
yards. Lambert's second was also top;
ped, but, he laid out his third on the
green. Cady made pretty approach
approach putt rolled foot from the
hole. Lambert threw up the sponge,
and picking up his bali, went over and
shook hanUs with Cady, congratulating
him on the victory. Their cards COR
the afternoon read:
Out:
Cady =. ....55436 3-525-3S
Lambert -. ....4644546 4-39
In:
Cady -. ......7 5 4-40-7S
Lambert ....6 "A 4 . ) ) 5-41-S0
Extra hole-Cady, 4 Lambert, 5.
There was little excitement to the
other matches, and the victories were
easy. Mason Phelps, Midlothian. won
Eandily from his club mate Donald
Edwards. Phelps was up at the end
OF the ,hrst Is, and they both went
out in 81 in the afternoon, Phelps
adding one TO ms total coming In
both played the first three holes two
under DOGGY, and each had chance
Tor record breaking score, but as
the match was over, they did not fin
ism. Their scores were:
Out
Edward ......4G435 4593-37
Phelps ....45 25543 5-37
IN
Edwards 544-
pbelns 5A4-
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- - -, a,,;-.o,i ~. go.
N-,:-.,sia e. ~.
80 - '' -
100. 49, t;aa, - -
49, - - tboa Nc 80 aii.;lsIo
. mlu a Ill 49, eng LIN rDlS
= bond;oa,, of 70 ON n,oro u,oro o1io;hIo
| g.. 10 ~ att
"ossp ~ '"e u
Inns Is INC way D. u DAVIS, stag
correspondent, OF the Chicago Tribune,
| begins, in today's issue, his account
of the match between Cady and Lam
bert: They do things right in Rock
| Island. yesterday when Jack Cady
| the sole remaining nope Oh the nome
club, won 1t was toot, foot on an auto
norm. Today when he defeated A. b
Lambert IN a hair raising 81 ho'e
match and became seml-fInallst, II
was the signal for artillery. Should
| ne be lucky enough 10 WIZ the cham
/ plonshlp they probably VIII explode
q ton OF cordite.
Rev. Paul Hunter OF Wichita, put
1 out of the running in the champion
lshlp tournament yesterday, says there
IS no game that takes the nerve tha'
lgeif does He CLAIMS 10 speak IRON
1 experience as he mas piaSed mem all
iootpah, polo. Dasepall' tennis, ana .ht
rest incidentally 1t may be SAD ina
according TO ms opponents, rev Mf
Talbot is as cool player as ever weh'
over the arsenal course. Nerve
why there are no nerves III ms ehtirt
oody when mes playing go1' sac
one man
4, Alien VINO won from Calieiuet o
Peor1a yesterday, Is a former missouri
lchamplon. lie played sterling game
yesterday. He made "a IN the morn
ing and finished up.
a. h. Lambert OF the Glen zen
club OF 81. LOUIS, VINO was aeleate'
oy }. d., Cady yesterday AFTER yer!
stubborn contest, won the olyhlpl
cup at the Paris exposition IN l9oV
lGollers from all parts OF the Wori'
were entered there. Inc ioiiowin'
year MI. Lambert won me cndinpion
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-07-17
Novacek's Two-Baooer in 18th
Inning Minis For Champs
From Decatur.
cHAsEs Mr.. WISE TO rLATf
Garrison Finish Comes After But One
Hit Had Been Made Off Lauder
milk in II Sessions.
GAMES TOMORROW.
Rock Island at Decatur.
Cedar Rapids at Peoria.
Dubuque at Bloomington.
Clinton at Springfield.

Decatur H., July 17.-Novacek's
two-sacker in the 18th inning yester-
day scored Wise with the only run
of sensational game. Wise had Got
ten on base through an error on a
hard chance by Captain Moore and
stole second. Novacek's hit gave him
plenty of time to touch the home sta
ton. In Decatur's half it was a repe-
tition of the story of the other IL in
nings-Neal steamed them over and
the Commodores couldn't connect.
Laudermilk had much better con-
troll than usual and up to the 18th
but one hit had been made off him.
The champs seemed to have but little
show against him. But in the 18th it
was seen that his speed slackened
slightly, while Neal was better than
ever. and in the next inning the finish
came.
Fast on Bases.
The Islanders played perfect ball
and were the faster on bases, as four
stolen cushions out of their few
chances to pilfer convincingly shows.
Lundin took Stark's place at first and
played a good game, though unable
to hit Score:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-07-17
Bad Burn Quickly Healed.

II am SO delighted with what Cham.
berlain's Salve has done for me that
feel bound to write and tell you so,'
says Mrs. Robert Mytton, 457 John
street, Hamilton, Ontario. "My little
daughter had bad burn on her knee.
applied Chamberlain's Salye and 1t
healed beautifully This salve allays
the pain of burn almost instantly.
It Is for sale by all druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-07-17
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received at
the city clerks Office Rock Island, ILL.,,
until Monday July 20, 1908 at o'clock
p. m. for remodeling city hall. Plans
and specifications ON file at the city
clerks Office. Certified check in
amount of $3.50 to accompany each bid
The city reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Rock Island, H., July Ia, 1908.
M. T. RUDGREN, City Clerk.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-07-17
Higgins the Candy.

Bloomington, ILL.,, July 17.-Bloom-
ington won, to 1, in easy fashion,
due to the great pitching of Higgins.
the Dwight amateur. But for an error
at the plate the visitors would have
been shut out. A shower in the first
half of the ninth made it necessary
to call the game. Score:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1908-07-17
With Ball Players

Decatur is $4,000 in the hole as a
result of the seasons operations thus
far. The deficit will probably be 81
900 before the end of the year, if the
town sticks it out.
The Cotton States league is in dan
ger of disruption as result of the
refusal of the Vicksburg and Meridian
clubs to pay fines assessed by the
president for "hippodrome tactics"
during games.
Pitcher Hardgrove, released by
Rock Island has caught on with Mon
mouth. instead of Bloomington. Mon
mouth. which led the 1llinois-Missouri
league nearly all season, has taken a
slump and needs a bracer.
Mickey OBrien, the Dubuque back
stop who has been looking for trouble
all year and has found it in many
cases, has been suspended for insub
ordination and Catcher Wilkins, for
merry with Decatur, has been signed
to take his place.
To boost interest in the games the
Decatur management has announced
that boys under the age of Is will BIZ
admitted free to the grounds provided
I they make it their business to do /;
little systematic roofing. Guess the
boys will,
! Peoria papers complain that Spring