davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
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err ifss Gage gebratien Bolfti=
ters Dortn. Der, oBIia.t nit gepsi=
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~trooeris eingreift. ubetr OILS einmdl
bat 81. R~oofeotlt ~jeuan0en einen
gugnsJ gsnannt. e9ne K oaron 3u
oenteH, fails oie unidul0 oes onoes
oereH ernieien fruroe, UNI 8ergesI
bung 81 bitten. Sin lpaFer 5aa TT
oer San Barter, oer it1 i'm ,Johre
1904 eretsHeR ,dls 9ooIgoeIi gdnois
oct fin bic Wie0erraH 9um 9rGIiz
osatsn mar. us Barrier 0arauT hinz
paes, Dab 9uHrert.1uisa0 BON Dol
lars in Die repu6lifcniite Gam
pasUpafe geitcHer Isisn, noRnfe
8oo'aoglt ieinen rdhersn eou0gmann
o6r1 ale umihpeife eiuen Qiausr.
UNI a0b ergd6 ). 9. bic bon oen Rbi=
gen S0uDerneur roH Rem 9ort sinse
leiiete unterfutuu1 ber @aFfgrungs
qualification. b1B lie aetna Cite 3n=
f~urancs SO. $4,000, bic gquitoi6le
QHe 5nf. Sc. $4,000. tie mstropcst
tan 2iie $500. 81. Wutua Gle 500,
600. Die 9au 9ort 9tie $4,000 uao
Ole QraoeutiaI Gre $4,000 in sie
Md3icdHe Ter repltblicauidn qarisi
flieBUn Iisben ~ @-.sr. ..te fit Die
@ampa7ne RoofeotIt'* ggrpeas
Dung iarben. 5roB oisfer l5eria6rsus
ben 8apstle fit BE @a5rtett Der ron
Barter semahten q duphmsen bat
cher Rooitbelt bis fsg.e nod nidt Elm
Mort ser Q65itts ooer alb nur Der
entfugotg1ns fir isirs 9eruns
giimpiuns 4arier's sgba6t. lIEo BAG
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niqibare oeal" I'M UuRoe Fi6rtl
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
pic Gaas at.f Sem aalFan.

@ [N4$ NNf NkNt ~bAt%NWs
Die aus BEN gurmgntrum in
fiio0tliden GurCpd ~porliesentsn
0ahritten oeutsn an, oab es Den
Widhtsr gslingen miro, ejRe frieol tx
Qolung per idreasnotR StpettfnaRn
krbet5afi9rtu. Die riegsrHb DE
SiimmuHg IN Ssr5isn ssseR anHectis
ruHg 8osnifn's urto eer 5ersegotDina
isitsns Gefgrrsit's miro Rift gum
Burtbruh sommsn. Das isrbtl6e
Bolt foro<rt 3spar aris9. ober pie
@robmddts FR0 fir sen 6rieotu uno
oas entiheisst bic 5a6e, Die in
Sibuna eetrtteus Isr6dde aatiouals
geriammsuHa Bat Fn prtast, o6ue gu
siRr Gnti teioun9 ii6er Die 4ctiOn
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beguiigte lih Oamit Der 8egxrunQ elm
8ertrauensootum gu eytheisn. Die
Don Der Siupiftind aHgtnommene Re
folutipn uimmf 0ie 8eraHtportuHQ fir
bic 0 Ser6ieH Def@rreih 9egsuI5er
e~in3une6meufe 5teaunQ aus ben Gam
ben Der Ieby leidt su baiufluTtnoen
aeieBsebtnoen 9orperibaft un0 abers
tragi I've osm Gobinefi. 0eiIen Witglies
Der bic Cage ierHsn uHt Die Wlrrunl
Der Wdtte. tstHs1l uniiosrlegtsnS briit
81 f5uu, Ritt aEbtattet Iafen mere
ben.
Ms gremuiTe Ser ~berHoFenen
Wcte laieH f6 lur3 me folst 3uiam-
menfaFen:
8ataarisn lit bisber meter pon oer
Siirlei uah pom BEN Uldhten ais uns
~a6bargis duertdnHt aporoen. oGdcn
GeterVif lInqlrn fih lei Der Wldhs
tan fit Die ~Auertennnns gulglviens
ala undbbdnetlts a0nioIsih arpens
ct. 6arit ger0inano. ser .g3dr or
@utsauu4. Bot uuser rtsiisem SubeI
ter aeianmiea 9ee0lierun9 ieingn
6in3us IN Der 61aptaaot Sefta se.
bIi.eu.
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Ger gBtpidtlungsu IN @uIsarieu uno
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o%sy3esop.ra iau 3ueh6rissstt sa
CriNtxulsB0 bTem agteB WlattsrkaHs
re- DIS @eseH583 Bat tie tjr.tits RE-.
g;eruns fsiers oisr arigsihiiie naA
ott sgie5ttgn STR zen
5HfA Somcs sgdnoi.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18

iih 81 gunHeH ,iHer gonfersn3. IN
i5er Ger G2rtpag rsoirirt un0 BIZ 2aee
aaf osm 9altaH graHbIi6 erorsert
reroen fOu, auspro1en uHo e 1T
nun 10 gut nie ftsr, 0aB os gonfss
RING ss5altsH niro. o3r lie 9lGns oaz
fdr rno nab nitt entDorfsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
=. Wocbenrundsebau.

aus oeR Wegu 6aas ~ oifi4
a1s bstamt 8essbeR rogten, 5aB
prd isctH. Rooieosli nt auf oe1
Etamp gr6i.
samRt 9omptrs. 4ra 0Ri cer
.4meri6au FEDERATION Of eaboy" bat
dntu appeG an bic araitridait oss
gaHDss ga @unilea btr &uoa aunB W..
]. 8TDaRs eefiaAet.
Pom. & &tUan. pe.det am
ginsta9 eiRe ueue @lmpa3 re Iogt
purA AeH Js6faata, Colorado uu0
ggpomiu1 %aait0i, TIT Dga arobtr gu
psrIiht aui tinsn SIe7 oar otmolraip
jden 1dt sgfHai.
Ron port 5etl er ra6 otm CHen,
100 Il eeioHogy6 TT atn @adaten Nr4p
port ua6 Cbio rsten triro
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gun Wabitage. 3unddit in Cbto un0
BEN Zen, barn. IN Wdtulauo, GeD
5trieh. 5u0mu1 lffo Rem port.
afiatep G9rm9it. Ser 9talIs
srunmaarat. Sat oas wtis @aHmt
deu oeu $4,000 gum republican, zen
G1mpaandogos teissiielHr..
Der 5ptihsn osn ger. @taateu
aHo Ebina abadtloHsR Sdets le'
rifis 9trtro8 pageg IN Wai9iusion
uen Fem firtiif3eR 8sfau0ten ur0
etH aHssso1rif ttn Gt0aiAltsredr uns
fsrHi4rst.
Bern q. Riostltn @su,roltonfaI
ttf lsF Siaaitu HI osy Stats Wsrito.
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gtfegten.
9infF 9.iamlmadNn8 Sea- 9une
ots 2lHssmies 8ufcqt b0l sic 4tsit
ran8 rob. ass 6tg cor Nosld
1856 sj3 ISL Gtu8 gare.
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Z qagtewlsn asst scr vt aetr @ut
paNtfura sur 1grptrairQ ats 0elm
Hdiitr
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18

rsn uHuatubrCfn an Stsusr IaB.
taHa man Hit erparkH. oaB Re 0as
Bill 0osE 5c1 Ter Fruits 1iuif. 5is
f1tss ok Gsinsn6at ~ 5a5R Ians.
Sg 5at azpgfsn, oaB is e Hitt INN
CDR nift nh
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18

bama, 129. 713 qires; NIasta, 36S,.
021 .509; Qri3ona, AZ, 769. 202, arz
tauiQs. L,061. 1S5, GalHounien. 90
S72493; COLORADO, 1886, 697; 6los
ri0a. 1882; Sos6oy 26, 7S5, COZ;
aanfas, III. 446; eouiFana, lie, PAS;
Mifgan, 1861; MtRnsIpta, l..
788, res; MiHtHippi, AZ, 791; MiNous
ri, 27.480; NIontang. 1850, 440;
9~1e6rasla, 3,074,65S; 0gpa0d, 61,s
177.050; Gep Msrieo, 44,7T7. 800;
RorosD utoba, 2,322,l50 9tbuboma,
$500; Oregon, 1885,, 913; gaO.
Olto51, 1851. 295; ntab, 36,47S, 99S;
0ui6inston, 4,635,O01; @isorniiu,
1920; Uppmirg, 81, 145, 302. 3us
iummen - 754859, 296 Qcres. Be-
trdatlides 9ono lift aud i'm Often
nod sur 9eieraung often.
unter Dem 9oritb tss GsnerdImos
jprs 6. u. Darlington in Rem gort
fiHost gegenpdrtig cine untsrTudung
TAFT lber Die geidugoigunq, odB bei
Der 8er9sbung pon @on3rdeten fir Sen
9andmos Ganalbau ni6t 4ass nit
rsdben 1inssn 3u5esangeu iei. Ui,
Oer 9ducontrartpr Wm u. grotbtrs
ndmlih befauptst, iirt0 BEL Ter Con.
tpactpere5urg nn~sebibrticbe 8ergin=
Risungen sepiTst g~ontraCtoren uro
8ugd fsdepsieR 0or9stommtn.
in einem in Gtlttaaoood, 5enu.,
a6se6altenen goupsni. ii cine ueae DO.
Iitiiht Qartsi. Die .2ibsraIs Cartel,
ssgrdr0st poroeu. oersn Qlotform Il.
U. folgenoe Gprotrurgsn fteat: 0o6Is
rett fir 5rauen; oirstte Steuern;
ginfiibruH9 Don SHittatfoe unc Refes
rerouH; gn43iesur5 sines 5betls Dts
Germ0gsrs anD Des gintommens zines
Mannes 81 bamaRitireH 3meden,
tptHn sr 10 reid fuiro. SaB er esns Sc
fahr Fir BEN SiaGt TT; 0hTclute 5veHs
HuHs bon 8irts uHe Stda4 uuD .3l=
ridfiihrtHa Ter 9irde ~su i6rer urs
iprur5lfteu qsliifsa 9sitnanurg".
Sa sirvm Don Stan, Iorosgr6ns
Iaro. II. Qusult aasirsen 56rssS.n
fRilt DIR 4rr9pplidbver 4o6tri Is.
9tarp Dem M1arines Irportsment nit.
bag oors u~ulepo0Ai9g adltt uHo 6
tise StuesFirmt 1nfauerno gs6trrift
5ateu, sob fiji Ct INST ieinsn Qeuten
seIaH0 uHo manser.
De QGHmeiRs 5o0tra;e osr hgis
tiiAea Observation-Disclosures sat Gin
Mdnisft gvsaHsa, re5es trtldrt. Bah
Is oerssit in Qetsiu stsu a5aiarsi6
100000 9sitifi1anasloie ash..
pom rsren 8tsoiarf 71f2 nlf1;oren
gerfoRen atb1Ess Hro. Die 1SSsras
ton enpf &c G61ffuua kirss ar.
5etssmiRiasriamz iops eintr aarst
gen .9eifa oIen ges6rS
5srRer snp II IL aGtn m~ftrtisasr1
zen ar5ssr5er5dpotu. an.tt hrsu
I'm llstsrNg5gi 81 iaftn
Die zsry sur9 Sec britifttn
9artaHeHts II II prosramnam5Esr
0sas ere i rstsn. n tr EEL
ion ss af 10 Wofsn San.rn
MIRO @ aar asseransuubrsbs
rsa sr.a rtrasn Set u.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
Der SOnntaesbOts.

fTnieTed attne posf-nfnce at Milwaukee, Va
and admitted for transmission through Tie mAlA
el~seconG-clAss rates.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18

f6aft abpdrts su Idld9eH, 6ot her
9rdiTtsnt oss mtioualen 9epertz
itaftsvotfs, z 9ompsrs, err
IaFen. Dds eHtbdlt einen
aebarnfIaYen ~, -af ote republic
cantihs qa9tsi uEo .spsa 9annertrdz
aer Idit, o.v ais Ger ur9e6er Der
R%egigrumg nit 6ilfe BON ginbaitsbes
fghlen be3ei6nst miro. Die Rominos
tim 5dFt's isi in 4Dbetratt Der gall
tung Der republicuniideu Qartsi IN
0ieleu 6r0seu gu sriparten gspsien, "a
ss unm5gIia getpeieR let. eiuen NUS
meg in oieisr Rhtung 81 finoen.
Som ite9s Biliom s5enRings Brpan.
0gr ganoiodf Der oemotratiidsn 9ars
tel, ssgenabsr, 0r id bsrsit srtldrt
babe. bic 3oroerungen Der qrbeiters
f6aft 81 erfiiaen. Die arbeitsri6aft
ots 9onSss herIhrei6e Iih. fosun is
IGN unterita i. uiht elmer poIitiihen
Qartei, ioRbsrn trete fir einen 8run0s
faB Elm.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
co6t OaS UO(k regieren!
Appel on bic 9emOfratelI.

9as tsm0tra.Its R1ttpnaicomHs fat az PIE osaoffoHl9<"
3situnasH ~iplgsnosn APPEL ssriftet
IS si5i tere gs1gmHi7e in 0eiz eamPagns- Sraan i%i
Das e leart un0 nil tsiHen Sieg nit anraTessM Ssp 81
Bs5abiuH9 or Mafaussa6en gerinHen. ~ NM fua ~.
lar ateeptrt, neIher en- 9Iiprstea n0tAg mart as sag
e9rltte uHparteJi6e Ge5ieruns.
9srr 8rp1n uia pbG D~srpidelHte 8arontfs ms NsBe
Qaus eFr5Rsea, frs, i'm elsn GIaFeR eRTlltsr burger ss9
pRneH 81 fonrea o0sr gar nitt.
DIR Ours tit oesbaIb liar. Dtegumpuane9rHdH
IMP aern's mnB bonn @DIte gefuhrt DeFtsn.
8os Bolt muB 6ie n6tbigtn g a m ? q aHts
4HAlo9en 3aPIsn, psnn e DieRsr Babsn pfa. 9e
ittRen SntereffeH bienen.
SpeCeae 5ntereftn ruo bssiHfigts @lafen aabsn r1
sdnaei9noIlsne 9ermbqens qelfet inoeHi Fe Th
SeguHrfgungtH erfduftsH NIT WflIt0Eehs
Observation-Disclosures Der Wallsnh
y, mo ber.'t. TsiseTs Yiaionsn fir fort9efsBts Sc
unFtgHngen 6et5ntragen. Qnsin sNie elate
9St me etren Dollar, her tein gerfprehen tauit.
9err Srpon iusts an 4 Ndrs. 1903: eaBt0ug 90lt
1srrfhsn! 3tss lam blos gsifsben peHn tos Bolt Ieins
Wd4eH c~ontroQirt.
Gepn naer Qan0 fir 6os Doll lit, maB e aud pom
9sOrman G. Ma6. @OrfBer
9emOtratiides National gomite.
~ 6. gSstmore. UosSiser
glational 5inan5 GOmite.
@erman 3iOOer, ~GGabmeifsr
9emotratii6es NatiOuat gomite.
Sn liebersinftimmuns NIT o6iaem appen nimmt bic 81.
petition oees Glahes @eitrdge 3un bemotrdtften Iaff0nals
Ton0s in gmpFdn9 uut ~iberefert lie p0fentid Oam sGduB.
metasr bes benetratfiten 9dtiDHuc0mitss in g6ieago. 0ds
Sch ioa 0urh 9rIaHueiuaa gEed uno @~rpreBnrrre NIT az
aauer an9abe oes Nomens uno Der 40reIe 1gs Ginienners
assrmtsst uer6en. 9as RationaIcomitr piro etem Sim
Ienbsr cine prd8ttse in 6orbsa a~us3sfi5rte Qnsrtennun9 as
Scleenr fir be Der Sate fr Demotratie mo oes 9cltss
s~rpiesne InerFibun5 ~5uletoen.
adn gutter Demotrat mo 6rsuno Der GgnIftutto0 uus=
res 2onbe3 iols Is unterlafen, ietnen 9eitpag einsuienssn
uno ieiUen Qamen Hr BON cieler rsr0ffentlitben GbrsHlife
b~si3lfugor. Setter Dollar bHftl
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18
HllerIsi lntersssantes.

aus rem 9srbaaaleatn ssa In
3Irubers ob altsnen iatcl9mosyas
tea 9agtesass tziasgaf ry, Ms
<r @oetcllt an ox sgigafe Mtrr
ir aSg 5 MsaEt i-a M erio
uea aesr oels Sc 1sg pro as
I e 4a m a ih uniert
@e5er feteer rafa.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18

0atra @a osr @t6 osrt ser
mYtsr 6cs1commsTion oeTs
iateTs. oaB. usrn nd. aneurargtt
.siisr siufsateH. ogr 4an1s
raearel gsaN5r 1915 IN @e5rau5
Tsrssn tcEug Ii 9aus
sexB plE0eR r1ao 256 Mi1icagn
fern.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18

fab Elm.
6err 0iliam :. 9rpan 6at am
Dirstag eine duf orei Sage berehnsts
6ampagnetour ourh Rebrasta drge<
treten, in 6sren 9erlauf er 10 Reoen
hafien fon, bic Rbte in glattsmoutb,
Netr. Bon bort es6t er tur6 Wpos
ming nab Denoer, no er in bemfeI.
ben Muoitorium, in Dem er nominirt
nuroe. Dor elmer MafsnDerlammIun9
cine Re0e bdgten piro. Nm Sonntd9
nil CT fpisber nah 2incoln 8uriidtths
rem, Th BORT eiRi9e Stun1en Rut@
gonHen urb oann oie leBts Champagne
tour Dor oer WaA nab oem Often ans
tretsn, ND er oor alem in nen Stoas
zen QeD gort unO GhiO Rsoen balten
apire, mgil nah Der lstbsn BET 8rnan
eingetrofgnen 9srihten Die bsIten
4asfidten 0orbaHbeR Iuo. odb bike
beaoen 5taatsn eiRe aoH5 bt0susenos
Whhrheit fiji ods temotratiide 1idet
dhge1en perosr. Nus 5uoiang miro
aemeloet odb oer Staot oon xn Ees
motroteu idsr beanipruft .psroen
tam. auf rsr Rsiie uoh Dem Often
miro Orr greaR einen 3oa in Sais
rois perpeiIsr uus auf ser Ridyeiis
in 5Roiarl rrs5rtge 8e0en baiien.
n 8. 1et Bat am Moutas 1uf ii.
rem Grtra 9o1n3as Cincinnati pers
nHtn nm pui Ea9e in Cbio uno 0yei
lax int SG0ea 1t -fhampen". I'm
5cuntag fpir0 Fl III maT6tnotcn fpres
FER. Damn siutn Gag ian1 in Qgu
5tritH une Mlrplauo einea gaa in
5rojara uro sire Dcts Iona TN
Stoat Rtu 9srt. s. MIRO ieire gams
paatttour an atsro ocr ser MaM IN
9cargsacpn. SOC. sum @bihMB
5rigsm nno 0un nab nuie. 6;utins
Ho.i sfIsn. nm isias sisums t2i Nr
Wabi os5u5stea
EE HFs.M r4Za
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1908-10-18

Su sirsm Don @tsh, Ioros9 rSns
Iano. II. Qusuit oasirier S6rsb5sH
tRils DIR 4rr9poliabver 9o6sri &.
4earp nem Illrine 1Emptemsut nit.
oaB oors uu9ep00ulids adIte uHo
tlse StEteftarme anfauerno gt6trritt
5ater. cob fiji ct INST IsiHsu Qeutsn
aeiua0 uno munler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-29
FIRST FLIGHT APRIL 19.
Pigeon Fanciers Busy Preparing fol
the Season.

Homing pigeon fanciers are actively en-.
gagged In giving their racers preliminary
tossing in preparation for the long-dis-
lance events which will take place in May
and June Every fine morning an observer
may find here and there a basket of pig
cons being given their elementary train
ing The eth street loop. Cleveland Park
Chevy Chase circle. Tenleytown. Cabin
John Bridge and Great Falls will be some
of the favorite points which will be the
scene of alterations.
Probably 1000 pigeons compose the
numerous racing teams which will en-
deavor to lower the records over the
western course. The only time this
course has ever been tried was in 1886,
when it was given up. being considered
too hazardous. But time changes all
things, and in no sport have there been
made such rapid strides as in pigeon
flying in late years. The scientific prin-
ciples have been carefully considered.
Better facilities have been provided for
shirping and more attention devoted to
instructions to liberators. These, to-
gether with the superior quality of the
subjects, make it apparent that the pres
ent season will inaugurate a new era.
The first club training fly will take
place April 10 from Herndon. Va, after
which liberations will be had weekly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-03-29
HOLYOKE DEFEATED.
Y. M. c. A. Five Outplays Visiting
Basket Ball Team.

After being away from their gym" for
about a month the boys Of the Young
Mems Christian Association last night in
an exciting basket ball game downed
picked High School team that came
from Holyoke, Mass, for the occasion.
The team representing the Holyoke High
Schools is considered by many as one
of the fastest teams seen on the local
gym for long time, but the local lads
had lots Of ginger and outplayed the
visitors from the start. When time was
called after the second fifteen minutes of
play the Washington boys had sent the
ball into the basket for the count of %
to the visitors 49,
Wetzel of the local aggregation by his
making one of the most difficult goals
ever scored in the local gymnasium. He
was running from his goal post when with
one hand he shot the ball over his head
and the oval landed squarely in the bag
He was heartily cheered. FURNACE and
Hildreth, also of the local squad. displayed
fine form, each getting four goals. Elan
agan, who covered the position as right
forward for the visitors. played a brilliant
game. He figured in getting three goals
for his team and in the free goal throwing
contest he was the only one to score
making two.
The lineup and summary:
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SUCCESS OF GURLEY.
Club Is Now Preparing for the Out
door Season,

The Gurley Athletic Club closed its in
door season on the track at the National
Guard meet Friday night in brilliant
manner. In the feature event of the even
ing, for the two-mile club championship
of the south. the Gurley relay, composed
Of Smithson (captain). King. Beall and
Young. won by nearly lap and a half
Two other Gurley men to score were
Hicks, who ran in the closed races, in the
mile. and Young in the high jump.
The Gurley relay team this year won
both the senior and intermediate club
championships of the District and has
scored points in nearly all of the meets In
this section of the country In individual
events. Gurley furnished three men for
the all-WashingtOn team which met
and defeated all-Baltimore team in
the federal games, and with these men as
a nucleus the club expects to make sew
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BASE BALL SCORES.

At acknowledgements, 5: Maryland Ag-
ricultural College. o.
At Macon. Ga.-Mercer. 3: Georgia Tech, 2
At Greensboro College, 3; Lafay.
cite. 2
At Lexington. va.-Amheret. 3: Washington and
Lee University. o: Virginia Military Institute,
!; Ffshburn's Military Academy, o.
AT Charlottesville. Va.-University Of Virginia
l; Woodberry, O-eleven innings.
At Columba-Columbia South Atlantic), 3;
Buffalo (EasternJ, 2.
Lynchburg Virginia League, ..
At New Orleans-New Orleans (Southern), /;
Cleveland tAmcrican), f.
At Atlanta-Atlanta Southern, 4; Chicago
tNationali. I.
At Charleston. s. C.-Phila delphia (NationaD,
8; Charleston tSouth Atlantic,, o.
At Observation-Disclosures tNationaD, 4; Jack.
sonville (SOuth Atlantic). 3.
At New Haven-Yaie. 3: Manhattan. 2-twelve
innings.
At Shreveport, Last. Louis (Americanl, S;
Shreveport tTexasI 3.
At Houston. Tex.--St. Louis CNationaD. Q;
Washington (American), /.
AT Athens. Gs.-New York (American), 4;
University of Georgia l.
At Acknowledgements South Atlanuc). 4; Bos.
ton (NationaD, 2.
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MUCH INTEREST SHOWN.
Crack Athletes to Take Part in the
Bloomingdale Run.

Now that the indoor athletic season Is
over. interest Is centered in the Bloom
ingdale Club cross-country run. which
will be held Saturday afternoon. April IL.
Most of those entered from the schools
and clubs are novices. This will cause
a good many athletes who have still to
win their first medal to enter.
The George Washington. University will
in all probability have the largest list of
entries of any of the institutions
The Johns Hopkins University of Bal
timore has not been heard from. but it is
probable that Manager Wylie will send
over Brenton and Griffith. The other
Baltimoreans that are expected to COM
pete are the McColloh A. c. and the
Cross-Country Club. The latter has a
number Of men who are considered the
best cross-country runners in the east.
Two of them won places in the Johns
Hopkins run recently.
The Twining A. c. of this city expects
to make the best showing of the local
clubs and already has entered ten men
and will possibly enter number more.
The rivalry among the local high
schools is intense and it is likely that all
of them will enter men. The Western
iIi6h NSilOot VIZ ~ ooeloiJ 1ioFC Oh VI
eight. "Bill' Foley. physical instructor
at Central, expects to get several men
into condition to uphold the prestige of
the Blue and White. Technical will
have a number of good men entered.
among them being Corridor. who easily
won the mile event in the National Guard
meet. Business will have a fast squad
in Stentz. Fegan. Hill and Welcker.
Among the other local clubs that will
be represented will be the Washington
Heights Club. the Navy Club. the Arizona
Pleasure Club, the fremont A. c. and
the lexington A. c. X
Although nothing has been heard from
Louis Connors. the former Central High
School crack, who Is now running for the
Wesleyan University. assurance has been
received that he will take part In the
run.
The Boomingdales will be on hand to
make strong effort to keep the banner
they are offering and will have number
of good men entered. Those who will
represent the Red and Black will be II.
Hennig, Turner, Farmer, White and
Yoder. Capt. White has been off form
ever since the Hopkins run, but is stead
lily rounding into FORM
This run promises to be the biggest
cross-country event of the season. and
the course selected Is said to he the best
one in this locality. Entries close Monday
April g. with n. T. Worley, manager, II
r street northwest.
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TO PLAY PICKED TEAM.
Company H of the Engineers Will
Meet Minor Leaguers.

Company H of.the Engineer Corps will
play Its last practice game this afternoon
before entering on its regular schedule
when it will meet a picked team of minor
league players at. Washington barracks
or the five practice games played by the
soldiers they have lost but one and that
by a score of to to picked team of
local players. The Soldiers will have
their fastest men on the field today and a
hard fought game is predicted. The bat
terry will be Harclerode and Sullivan
and the inf1eld will consist of Maher first
base. Neues second base. Trip shortstop,
and Dewitt at third. Nicholson will be
in left field, Patton center field, and
Woodruff will cover right field. Wilkin-
son. Purcell and Howard will be on the
bench.
The Engineers will open their regular
schedule Wednesday, when they will meet
the L. s. Marine Corps team at Washing
ton barracks. This year the Marines will
have a stronger team than last year as
several players from the other marine
posts have been ordered here to
strengthen the team. They have been
practicing hard all this month and will
be in fine shape for the game.
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COLLEGE SWIMMING.
Princeton Defeats Harvard and Ties
Pennsylvania.

PRINCETON. n. J.. March 2s-Defeat-
Ing Harvard tonight by the score Of 80 to
Ii. Princeton tied Pennsylvania for the
intercollegiate dual swimming champion
ship, and another meeting between Prince
ton and Pennsylvania will be necessary
to decide the championship. The most ex-
citing event of tonight's meet was the
1OO-yard swim, in which J. W. Chambers
Of Princeton. defeated Paul Wilmington
of Harvard by a few inches in one min
ute and two-fifths of a second, which
breaks the intercollegiate record of one
minute two two-fifths seconds held by
Wilmington. The summary:
sOO-foot relay-Won by Princeton Cali, Bam-
man. Denniston and Chambers. Time. 242 Is.
O-yard swim - Denniston, Princeton won:
Wilmington Harvard second; Parke. Princeton
third Time. 26 As seconds
Plunge for distance-Wolferth. Princeton 81
I Ie' won; Woers. Princeton. 80 feet. second;
Hill. Harvard. 81 feet. third.
1T, ioo,yard swim = Chambers. Princeton. won:
Wilmington, Harvard. second; KimbaIl Prince
ton. third Time. LOO %.
Fancy diving-Parke, Princeton. won; Vein
Princeton. second: HILL Harvard third.
22O-yard swim - Wilmington. Harvard. won;
Chambers, Princeton. second. Time. 2.432-J