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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-02

Athletes Are Dissatisfied.
The men who went to Athens a year
or so ago and won glory In the various
events are not o~ver-anxious to go this
year. and they have reason to feel sore
at somebody in charge of the team. i
know that Martin Sheridan and other
members Of the h-American team
who went over to Athens and won
events had to pay out of their own
pockets for the majority of their food.
They were to be reimbursed when they
got back to this country, but it is said
that this has not happened yet. There
was something like $1,000 raised to meet
the expenses Of the athletes, but most
of them had to pay their own, or else
some of those fellows who were over
there at the ganes are not telling the
truth. Let us hope that all dissatisfac-
ton win depart and that America will
hold up her reputation in the athletic
world against all corners
A nig Outdoor Event.
Newarkers and every citizen in Essex
County are going to have a chance to
witness one of the. best races ever held
over the Irvington-Millburn course on
next Decoration Day. and tonight the
Bay View Wheelmen, under whose aus
pieces this run will be held. will hold an
entertainment to raise funds to pay
for the expenses incurred by this Deco
ration Day event. From all parts of the
country will come men of the wheel who
are anxious to hang up a winning on
this course. Ever since the thing was
i~naugurated it has always attracted
much attention. until now the result of
the race is cabled to the other side OF
the Atlantic as soon as the affair is
over Every rider who enters this race
will find the chase after the prizes a
merry one, and when the. list of entries
is given out 1t ought to furnish food
for many a guess as to the winner of
the race.
The sport Reyiving.
Like roller skating. the bicycle game
has taken on a new lease of life in this
part of the country. This is evidenced
by the very fact that there is going to
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-02
SUTTON is HOppE'S MASTER.

CHICAGO, May 2-George Sutton,
of Chicago. defeated Willie Hoppe, of
New York, 500 to 36S last night in the
first block of 1,5O0 points at 1872 bill
iards. Sutton's average was 80 10-14,
and Hopes &c Ala. The high runs
were: Sutton, 100; Hoppe, $50. During
the first part of the game Hoppe had a
big lead, but after the eighth inning
he lost his stroke and Sutton settled
down and played a strong game, run
ming out with a collection of 81.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-02

be racing again at Vailsburg. When L
passed up that way a few weeks g I
was surprised on finding that the greater
portion of the grand stand and bleach
ers vas a wreck. 1t seemed queer to
me that more ARE had not been exer-
cised in keeping those structures to-
gether. and It passed through my mind
that bicycle racing there at least had
gone to the dogs.
But since then these old structures
have been replaced and a new track in
stalled. Not alone that, but other new
tracks for bicycle racing have been
erected in the East, while as far West
as Salt Lake City the game is in full
blast. All these signs simply point to
the fact that the game is reviving and
the Decoration Day affair should bring
thousands to the course.
We Are with You Again.
Just to keep the fact before you that
we are always in the lead in every en-
terprise, | a to call yonr attention
to the new idea which will receive a
practical test tomorrow. [ know that
there are baseball fans who would like
to attend every game, but their pocket
book will not stand the strain. THE
EVENING STAR is going to help these
loyal fans out. There will be pictures
taken each day there is a game here of
the bleachers n their occupants. and
then when the photo man gets back to
the Office why the Head Office Boy will
draw a circle around two pictures, and
these pictures will appea in THE
EVENING STAR. The two whose pic
lures are graced with circles will be
given free admission to the rest of the
series being played. 1t will pay you to
keep THE EVENING STAR with you
all the time, and then you will know
that this is the land of progress and
that your interests are centred in ours.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-02

Tomorrow and May 10 are open dates
for the Arion A. c. The team has been
strengthened by the addition of three new
players, and any first-class team giving a
reasonable guarantee can arrange a game
by addressing c. Il. Lyons. 4e0 Washing
ton street. l.. ID. phone 1861.
The Triton A. c. will go to Arlington
this afternoon and play the Ragtimes, of
that place, at the Protectory grounds.
Conkle and HOPPER will be in the points
for the Tritons, while Shark and Moran
will form the battery for the Ragtimes.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-02
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION RESULTS.

At Observation-Disclosures 8, Column
bus /.
At st. Paul-St. Paul 1, Louisville 0.
AT Kansas City-Toledo 6, Kansas
City 5 thirteen innings).
At Minneapolis-The Indianapolis
Minneapolis game was postponed on
of snow.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-02
THREE LEAGUE RACES AT A GLANCE


Yesterdays Results.
New York, Q; Washington, A.
Detroit, 4; Chicago. 2
Philadelphia, ); Boston, al innings).
Games To-day.
New York at Washington.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Detroit.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-02
CIrY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


New Jersey. to order and cause the tagging
of the sidewalks on
SOUTH TWELFTH TREET
from South Orange avenue to Central avenue.
together with all the appuTtenanees necessary
S ich persons as may object thereto are re-
quested to present their objections in writing
to the clerk OF said Board, at the Office OF the
board OF Street and Water Commissioners city
Hall, Newark. on or before the expiration OF
six days from date q this notice.
Water Commissioner of the city of Newark.
NJ r. sHERRERD.
Newark. N. j.. April "a 1905. apraO-5t
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given thai the
following ordinance has been passed BY the
Board of Street and Water Commissioners and
approved by the Mayor of the city of Newark,
and Is herewith published according to law:
An ordinance to amend section 62s of the
revised ordinances of the city of Newark Gre
Be it ordained by the Board of street end
Water Commissioners of the city of Newark
the city of Newark (revision of 1900 be and
the same is hereby amended so as to read as
Sec. s2s. No occupant or tenant of any store,
dwelling or building Of any description within
the city OF Newark, his servant or employee.
shall sweep. throw or deposit or permit 10 be
swept, thrown or deposited any paper. dirt
or rubbish Of any kind from his Store, dwell
sidewalk or. gutter in front of the promises
occupied by him, except the same be contained
in receptacles. or deposited in the manner now
required by the ordinances of the city OF New
ark. under penalty Of ten dollars for each OF
fense.
Adopted April 80. 1908. =
A J. BOOK.
President Of the Board of Street and Water
Commissioners.
VIM. Z. GREATHEAD. :.
Clerk Of the Board.
Approved May 1.-19OS.
JACOB HAUssL1NG.
may2-5t Mayor.
PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-.
lowing proposed ordinances passed a second
reading and were ordered to a third reading.
at a meeting of the Board Of Street and Water
Commissioners held April 80. 1908: r.
An ordinance to open =
STREET, .
from Jefferson street to Adams street.
An ordinance to provide for the paving of
GARDEN STREET.
from New Jersey Railroad avenue to McWhor-
ter street. with bituminous concrete pavement
on 2 six go inch concrete foundation.
FRANK J. BOCK
President OF the Board Of Street and Water
Commissioners,
WIN. q. GREATHEAD, i,
my2-5t Clerk Of the Board. !
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-02

The oreos desire games with all u and
70 year old teams. The Oreos Will play
the Franklin Juniors school team this af-
ternoon. Bowers and Dressed will form the
battery for the Oreos. Address Frank
Pagan. 100 Central avenue.
The Davis A. c., of Harrison, will open
the season tomorrow morning with the
Swastika A. A., of Newark.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-02
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS.

At Lynn-Lynn 5. Lowell 2.
At Observation-Disclosures IA, Fall
River 0.
At New NATURALIZATION 6, New
Bedford 5 Cten innings.
At ACCOMPLISHMENTS 6, Law
renee 3.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-02
TRI-sTATE LEAGUE.

At Trenton-Altoona, 6; Trenton, 5.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i: Whining
ton, o..
At Observation-Disclosures. 10; Harrisburg,
II.
At Observation-Disclosures and Reading
no game.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-02

Yesterdays Results.
Boston, S; Brooklyn, z.
New York-Phiiadelphia. Cincinuati-Pitts-
burg and st. Louis-C Chicago games post
poned on account Of cold weather.
Games Todny.
Philadelphia at New York.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
st, Louis at Chicago.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-02
LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Baltimore, 2; Toronto 1 az innlngs).
Buffalo, 81 Providence, 2.
Newark-Rocheste and Jersey City-Mon-
weather.
Games Today. Z
Rochester at Newark.
Montreal at Jersey City.
Toronto at Baltimore
BuffaR at Providence.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-02

Would like to hear from an inielder and
outfielder about is years old. A. j. Her
riger, 497 South Eleventh street.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-02

-
YORK, IA, May 1.-York fell onto
Woods for seven runs in the first two
innings Of today's opening game of the
Pennsylvania and New Jersey League sea-
son, and although Newark played a grand
uphill game it. could not overcome the
York. 9 to 4. Although the weather was
too cold for baseball a big crowd witnessed
the opening day ceremonies, and when
Mayor Weaver threw out the first ball
after making a speech. the fans forgot
their frigid surroundings and went in for
baseball with an interest which argues
well for the new league. The score:
AZ tgvH rtr III. R.H.E.
York ......a.a3 a o ! Q Q ! Q x--9 Ill
Newark $50. o. o / / 90 o ca Z 1
Batteries-BuSh and Kehr. for. York;
Woods and Labin for Newark. =
At Chester R.H.h.
Camden ......1 0 ! 0 1 0 . ! o. 7 /
Batteries-Woodruff and Smith, for
Chester; Sullivan and Bell, for Camden,
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-02
ATHLETES IN MARATHON
SHOULD GO ABROAD
Il Our American COntenderS for the Worlds Honor
Expect to Bring Back Glory and Fame. They
Should Be ACClimated- Bicycle Racing
Is Taking On Renewed Popularity.
BY TOM DUGAN.

qEWV OLLOWERS of the cinder path, hammer throwing,
pole vaulting and discus throwing, who are inter-
- ested in the success OF the American athletes who
are going to figure in the Marathon races next July in Eng
land, are wondering why it is that the Americans are not
going, to leave for the scene of their Competition in the
near future, and are surprised at the statement that "our
athletes who are going to fight for international fame are
not sent over there now" The Marathon races will bring
all the best out-of- door athletes in the world together.
America, to the front in everything undertaken by her
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-02

SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE RESULTS.
AT MISUNDERSTANDING Z, Macon 1.
At Columbia-Columbla 8, Charles
ton 1.
AT AuRusta-Augusta 2, Savannah l.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-02

sons shoud not lose sight OF the fact that while. we here in America are
Fni ~ crit md terminate which, coupled with our abilities, make us a
strong foe to an nation, there are other countries who have been watching
~ va rho arc determined to shove II S down q peg in the athletic world
no~dhle. From thu men who are going owe again thisy year 1t is learned that
nra n tbmn win leave for England much before two weeks prior to the
great meet If this ruei is adhered to l wouldn't pc at ais surprised to hear
that or bMt non viii STAY at home. The handlers of our athletes shoud
reroenbe that it takes som time to acchnate the men IN ire going to run'
5rnn ono throw III discus or the ham ner and who are anxious to bring
glory n honor back to these shores. l heard al old athletic trainer say las
nvb+ snaatIng Of ths Marathon affair: 1.-THE mon who are going to Eng
land should be there early this month They then could get a IN the
n.s,nar an thew cmnIdd rink III new water I'M get sd to the diet, n by
the lime the races come around these Americans would feel a much at home
as ary Of The foreian- horn feel m their " ground" Somebody ought to
give Jim ralpfn, the man who is said to be going Owe with our athletes a
hnt ~ +Ms nc nmst know something about this matter, and in my opinion
Il Is snnIy a case of trying to be saving that will hinder bringing the local
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-02
"NEWARKS" DEFEATED.
P. and N. ]. Leaguers Lose
a Game at York.

York, g: Newark, 4.
Camden, 4: Chester, 8.
Trenton, 2; Allentown, 2 III innings.
Games Today.
Newark at York.
Camden at Chester.
Trenton at Allentown.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-05-02

EASTON, Pa, May with the
temperature SO low that it made over
coats comfortable, Easton played a
game yesterday with the Lehigh Valley
Shops nine, winning by a score of
6 to l.
Easton ....... 0 0 0 1 1 4 Ks
Valley Shops. 0 0 l 0 0 0 0 0 OIL
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-18
TelSlagcr Der 9nnSess@ ctcranen.

9uffolo, N.-O., II. SUM. -
Gas iGbrlide 6eloIoger oeS StnotS.
GcpartementS Don Helu-Dort ser IS,
VI. st." muroe bier gcitern Abeno
hurd General . Snipeftor StclpitS,
Soriiber Ocs Gretltip , Gomitc's, CT.
0iiltet uno ctpa 1000 Geteronen iuer.
ocn lid poralsiiftlih oaron bctbeiIi-
gen. altd) Corporal Games Gamer,
ser einitigc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der u.s..
U. r." uio Major WiQiam 8. ID,
niels, ser Gonoioat fir Die SteIilng
ocs requirements : Commandments.
boben iid cingcitcllt. Worgen pcroen
audi oie S0bne Ser Getcrancn, oas
6rolen r Siiliacorps, Die Gables Ser
q. u. u. mo bic 5odJter Der @ctera.
men @cibGitSiiblngcn obbolten. Die
Wabl Ser Stoatsbeamten ocs 9epur.
tements iinoct i'm IonncrIto0 Dor.
nlitto9 itatt.
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Sic picl acprieicuc YruipcritGt.

H-
0te ySnternationol Mining So" in
Nclu.Sopen ioQ in Die SGnoc
cillcS Moiepermoltcra iiber0cbcn.
Nem. Sapen, Gout., Il. Sini.
- Gle nSntcrnationll Mining So"
bat I'M Nunoesgerid)t llm GiniesmN
zines MuiieperipoItcr3 uohgeild)t.
0ic @eieaidait mar in Connection:
nit cinem aupitoI pon ST 3d. 600
incorporirt iporocn. Sbrc oriu1cnocn
&crbin0lihfeiten bctraGcn 100000,
mopou $4,000 in iold,en @cloerL
melhe bon aftionGrch gcborgt muir.
Sen, beItehenl liolleH. a.
@roBer 9nnfcrott in 6 + i.
- cage. lia-D.a.
Gbicugo, Sa., II. Slmi. - Gin
@ciltd INN Giulebnn1 cincS Woiiepcr.
matters fir sic nGcntrnI 2iie Secu.
rites &c." Die III Muine incorporirt
lit, ml,roe geitern i'm bieiigen &reiS
aerid)t bon iiillf gIttionGrcn ser Csc.
iellituit cingeretdt. Gle betreiirn.
ocn NftionGre bebotptcn, sic 9eam,
ten ser @eieuid)aIt bitten aus Sem
GCrfouf Don atticn Scr @eielifdit
81. 100000 erloit mo ii6cr sic Ser.
- $780,
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@eridmGbtc Gicbc tricb i'm snm
SelbimOrb.

Rem. Oort, II. Sltni. - Not)
elmer Seinfumit BON eincm Iepartcs
ments . 2nOcn no er ais Glert angc.
iieat mar. ldloB Tip Der ~ Sabre oIte
Charles SocobS, III Der Wobmlng lei
ncr Nutter, Nr. 1451. 5. apcnlle,
geitcrn gbeno cite aligel bnrdj oos
rette guac nno mar ai,i Der Stcllt
toot. gIs sic Wlitter bpim fam uno
BON Dem Gorgeiallcnen borte, mollte
iie iib aus eilem 6eniter i%tiir5eu unO
tonnte MIR nit 8erpolt oaron aebin.
bert merben. Ter iunge Wonn bin
ierlieB cine u~criiegclte 9toti3 nit ser
Nufidriit: Pin Die bette Wutter ser
@elt," meld)e nllr Die Worte entbiclt
,Ios iino bic lcbten @orte, Ole Gu
BON mir 60rcn mirit, Gbarles." aacr
Bermutbuug mad Iiest peridm1btc
9iebe ser uuilberleateh lbat oes Jun.
gen Wanncs 5u 9runoe,
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Turdl Sgnamit serit6rt.

Cutler, ga, II. Suni. = lie
gnlnge ser .Hopol Goal Wines" 5I
argentine, unpeit bon bier, lit geitern
ourd) 9pnomit 5erltort poroen. Der
8eiammtidaoen betrdgt $4,000.
Wan bringt Ben Borfall in @erbin-
ouIlg NIT arbeiter Shwierigfeiten,
sic fiir5Iit BORT itattgeiunoen babeu.
Wcbrere 8erbaitungen iteben in gus-
iid,t. lie auslGnoiiden aobIensrG.
Der. sic in Der @rube beihditigt ma.
rem, weisern lid in 6olee Der erplo.
lion, an Die grbeit 5uriidsufelren.
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Trnn Wnnncb' Qcidlc.

2nportc, Srto., II. Nltni.
Gie 2eidcn Scr Srnll Belle @unncj
mo ibrcr pier ainoer, meId)e bel oenl
@ranoe OcS @unncb''den NollieS am
%. glpril 5. !. unl'S 2eben 9cfom-
men linO, pllrocn geItern AMI Nnoro.
ming bcs GoroncrS Dad Dem ponl
@crid)t beItellten gtod)lnbucrpaltcr
iibcrgebell, meld)cr NnItoIten iiir Die
lleberiiibrlng Der Seid)cn nod Gbi.
cogo 5llr 9citattllng am nGd)ltcn Cont
nerltng alli Dem o6orelt Some Srico.
boi" Dem IN ibrem SeItamcnt ollS0c.
Iprod)encn @mlidc ser Srun @uu1eb
gentGb, eetroifcn hat.
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Sin ncmcr @iihof fir bic 8nnSes'
Sauptita0t.

Baibington, .. g., II. SUM.
- 9iid)oi Charles !Senrp Nrent Don
Den Ebilippincn puroe bcutc obers
mails gum @iidoi Der Eroteit. GpiS'
topal'airhe bon Waibingtou ernannt.
9iifof Brent mar id)on einmoI 81
Dem amte crluGblt, bate sic gbre
ober bcidciocu nbgelcbnt. Die Gon'
p%ention Der Gio5eie beitano ober oli
ieiner @obl in Der beutigcn Sieung,
boiicno, oab iif Der 10 aagcmc:n be-
licbte @eiItlihe beuegen lGBt, Die
Stellung an3unebmen.
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MnS Ser @nnbcsbauptitaSt.
8robe Set il II q.

" al bington, :. g., II. Sllnt.
- Nod) cinem Dem Morine. Gcporte.
mcnt eritattcten Neriht Hat ooS
ShIodtidiif r8eoraio" int ginneb'
men pom aoblen ollie biSberi9en Sci,
ilungen i~ibcrbpten, inocm es IN iiini
Stunocn lmb 5moli Wiumtcn 1779
Sonnen &oblcn cinuabm. Ginmo!
muroen innerbnlb elmer Stunoen 45S
Sonnen an 9orb Nenpmmcn. Die
y@cor8ia" beiinoct lih jctt an Scr
Ydciiic.Giilte
Yoitpndet &ertrag M it
Stalien.
General : Boitn1eiiter Wcper ihloB
9citern cine Yoltsgoupentipu nit Sta
lien u6, genlGB luelher POM 1. NllglIlt
8. !. AT 5miihen Den Yer. Stooten
ihlo Stalien @aoren in Eoitpadctcn
bis al eIt@ilmo gum Eortoiae bon
5luoli Gents befor0ert mer0eit.
Spium = Con miiiGre.
ErGiibcnt RooicprIt bat orei Com.
miiiare ernannt, lpelfe sic Ser. Stou.
ten in Der intcrnationolcn Commit
lion pertrctcn iollen, neIdc cine TN.
t~erinfung iibcr Die Spilmtfrogc i'm
iernen Often %oor5uncbmcn bat. 9ie
GonmiiiGre iino 5bomos @urfe, 2(n.
malt aus Seattle. Or. SomiltoE
@rigbt, DE, u,o 3r. Charles ..
1ennep, Scr tinciiihe SefretGr Ger
amcritanild)cn @eionotidait in We.
fling. Aac WGd)te, ipeldc an Der I'm.
tcroriidung beS SpiumboloelS inte.
r"eilirt iino, werocn gleibiaGs in ser
GommilTion pcrtrcten iein, nelbe am
|. Sanlior in Sbangbai 5uiammen.
iritt.
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Sas Sauacrfcit in Snoianapolis.

SnbianapoliS, Sno,, II.
Suni. - Ger 5lpeite Gag oes 80.
SGngerfeitcs oes nIoroamerifani.
ifen SGnaerbunoes" ma uom ifon.
item @ettcr begiinitigt. Die Eoruoc
Der pielen Gereinc aus etrpa so StGos
ten nit ibren Sabnen uno Muiit.
&apellen ollrf sic ieltlid) geihmiidten
SanptltraBcn Scr Staot geitoltete lid
3u elmer impoianten Concentration.
Die lebensiroben SGnGer murocn bon
Den Sdaoren Der 3uifauer bdiliig
nit rSlbel begriiBt, m1brcno ooS iol.
genoc CONCERT ser Gbore init 250G
Stimmen unb oie Solo.TortrGge be.
riibmtcr &iinltler sic moblperoientc
Nnerfcnnlng ieitens bcs 5nblreiden
EublifilmS ianoen.
Tae SWeite Concert.
Giriaent, Ab1iter SGnroit; Solifiin. 5rnu
SfnmannPoeinf. g'eip'9orfer eDmpbonie'c Or
6eifer.
@rtter. 9beiL
Gnperiilre 29ianen- Srbeiier V Thomas;
gSic peloeH Sutne DON IS. Segur,, p4pipops
Wlinnerd,or," Eirtgent Soi. gSbni.
"NuhGnie cdntnbile" bon Z. \. lfdaifpipsfp.
Grdbeiter: Rcciiuiio uno Nrie Der &iieuin aus
~liiis" bon Wio6art, Sr1i Sfundnnspeinf.
uItnpd 1Gte Wioloau" bon Sinetana, Grdes
fier.
@nife bon sebn @inutcn.
3peiter lbetL.
I'orfpiet 81 rQoben9rin" bon u. &Sdaner, Srs
DIETER; Aeeitdtin nnb Irie oes ~gloriuHo aus
.Rien5i" bon r. GSGgner. 5rau S6umnnts
Seinf.
oJibeiriase" bon Z. Ries, ct. Qouis .qiebers
frans." Sirigent Rid)aro Siempf.
tor Saar) bon 3. Sduberi, Srnl Shumunn
Seinf.
gunanrifte 8bopfobie Gr. /" bon 3. eis8t
Grdbeiter.
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guSliefcrnna permciacrt.

Solifnr, u. e., II. Suni. -
0nS @eilid Der ruiiiihcn Hegierumg
nm Nu9licicrung bon aunrle &aIfe,
Der III 6inlano Der llntcridIdaung
ron Sonos elmer Gooperotip @eieIl.
ihait olNctIa9t lit, lit geitern pom
Hid)ter NaIldce ans Dem. @rlInoc Der.
neigert noroen, neil ser Hid)ter oie
IN 2lBIano gcgen &alfe olligcnom'
mcnen 9epeile fir ,tnjul1nglid er'
odjtete. &nlfe par am A. Npril iiber
Gnglalo bierbcr %gefommen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-18
Sta0t Baltimore.

Sotte icine @eliebte &c.
hoen. 49, Tem @criht3ueriabs
rcn i%iberlpielcn mllroe geItern IN Ger
noroipeltlid)en Boli5eiitotiou ourd)
Mid)tcr Splon Scr Tc9er Sbomos s..
Weit bon Nr. t107, @ri9btonltruBe.
mcld)er ongclhuloigt lit, am "a. Wtoi
feline Hoiipngcnoiiin Minnie Sone5
ollrd) mebrcre Sdiiiie gefdbrlid Der.
leBt 81 baben. gSeIt Icbtc nit ser
Sones IN miloer Gbe. Nie ieitge
itelt. liegt Dem Sail Giieriuht 81
CRUDE. @eit erflGrtc gcltern, ooB
or Ilice om Somitag 49, Dem Dem
Terbrehen porbergebenoeu Gage -
nit einem on0cren Wanne i'm Clint
mer angetroiicn babe. Gr babe lid
Damn einen Hcpolpcr g%efoilit uno oiii
iic geifoiicn. NlS tic Deriud)te, ans
hcm 6eiliter 81 entfommcL babe er
tic 5ilriidgeriIicn mo lie IN Den Gii-
den geldolicn. alice iano i'm aage
mcinen Worplonb Soipitol Nlinoc.
ne llno crbolte lid longiom bon ib'
rem id)pcrcn Terlebungen.
Solgcn BON 0ppbtbcri.
tbs. Sm augcn', Obrerls nno
aeblfopi.Soipitol itebt 5ur 3cit Oil
iobetb Mc9onnel, ooS 2 Sobre oltc
Gofterten bon Or. $. 6. MeGons
neQ bon Noro.GoroIinn, mcgcn cine;
acblfopiicibenS, Nodpirfungen bon
2ppbtberitis, in 9ebnrolung. Gem
ainoe mibte Gin Shnitt in Den &a!S
Gennoht unb cine Robre gum stbmcn
eingeiiibrt tpcrOert. ioluic cine ipeiterc
Hobre, ipelhe perbinncrn iol, oob ole
W1noc oc5 Sdlunoes 5uiommcn
iund)ien.
Grlittcn Nronbm un6en.
-9ci'm Neriltdl, Slommen, Ole ourd)
Grplooiruna elmer 2nmpe e%ntitanben
morerL 5t loifcn, crlittcn Ser mo
Trau Sorrp aouimou bon Nr. 3t3
SiiosGlinton. StroBe, am Iienito0
gbeno Id)ncr5boite 9ronoipunoen an
Den Mrmen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-18
Srnbticil plabtc.

Rem Oorf, II. Suni. - Gin
fnappes gntrinncn bon einem ernIten
unfoa batten geitern mcbrere arbei.
ter, Die init Dem Seitlegen ser Ser.
binoitngsfnbel Der Manbottan. Bride
held)oftigt limo. @eitern Worgen CAB
zines Der aabel om 9rooflpner Gnoc
Der Bride na6 uno iiel binunter.
Scrmann @itt uno ,Sobn 5amos3or.
ties, 20 Sabre alt, BON Nr. 236, Ylp.
moiltb'S trabe, grooflpn, beianoen
iif geraoe aui Der StroBe, ais oas
idrpere 1rabtieil berangeioult FAM.
9eioe murben ni6t unbeoeuteno per.
lest uno oas Cell, melfes ifarf an.
gcipannt mar, ihnelIte nrnmebr an
oas liter 5iriif. Gin Slid lit es.
baB sur 3eit oes ltninls ser Sdiii.
fabrtspcrfebr unterbrod)en poroen
mar; menn oies niht geiheben mdra,
bate Oas llngliid ein iebr perb1ng,
niBpolles peroen fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-06-18

YGTe snr Meiie in's Inslanb be.
iorst 6. @ainc, Nr. Alb, Cit.Yalti.
msreitrahe, ua9e Cation Spuie Ape.