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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-24
Baltimore &SbiD
GrfurIoas=

$250-Gumberlnnb uub 6nrid.
SIO-SertelcO sprtn1s nub 6nrtd.
1.25-Winrtnsbnrg nno 5nrit.
S125-Snrpcr'e Serr0 Eno Suriid.
Spnnta1, 27 SUM. Spe8iulBng
ncrlubt Oit. Hupals sNabnboI 7 llbr
&crnl., Gdmocn'Sobnbot 7.tO Sor'
mttnBs.
Ybilnbelphn nno Surtd.
St.50-SbeSer nno iurhd.
81 t00-Niimiuatun uno 8uriid.
5unntn1, 4. nno Is. Suli. Spcs
Bin8na perldBt 0umoenssubnboi s
llbr Born, Winnnt Hnnals lsHnhnbot
s05 &orln, g'erIdbt RpiGoelpbiu
fir ole 9iiidfnbrt 6.45 slbenoS.
secuicr.G Ggturcnrn.
S500-Ntlauttc Gin, Gope Wian, SEA
Seie GitD uno Scean 6itn, H.sS,
uno snritf ieoen 5retag It. sum'
itn9 bis IT, September. 9ittla ttir
bic Aiidiabrt bis einithItcbIih 9ten'
flag.
SDhcu.GEfurIuneu.
Sl00-gcrielcD sprtugs NIB Surid.
S5.00-Ecer Yari, Satiano nnb Wlunn.
tnn Gate Harf nno 5nriid. Nan
iibcrc iib oetailIirtc 1ntormniion
IN ben Niirealr oer Baltimore
Gpnueutioneu.
SS5 40-2pe NuacleS uub Suriid. NiQcte
BlIm &erTnuf bonn 30 Suni bis
Q. Suit @ilItig sur Riidfubrt bis
81. Sftober.
S55t5-Ecuucr uub aurid. giacte aunt
Nerfaui bonn 80. Suni bis g. Suli
Siiti9 sur 9tiidfnbrt bis t. Gent
S1,i0-Wipuntain gate Fart uuh 6uriid.
9tIIcie sum &erinuf pom 23. Snni
bis -. Suli CSiiItig 6ur Ridfubrt
bis 10 SuIi. -. u Is. VI" uuo
.lEb. Gtatc GcndcrS' 9liiociuion".
G75ib)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-24

Iie iei mad elmer on0cren @e9cnO &c.
5ogen. Ser Gpflonfeller mar ctmo
20 DoroS bon Dem @ouie cntiernt,
puroc ieooh BON Den 8riimncrn OeS
@cb0ubcs total ncrbedt. Sic Ser
idiittctcn pcriudten pergcbli6, ii6
cincn 9IIsmcg 5u bobncn, ic0oh &c,
lang cs ibnert eincn fIciuen SllnCl
bcr5uitclclL Olr1 luclhcn iie irii6c
2uit erbielten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-24
Grobcbcn an Der Gaclficfiiitc.

@roB &ollep, Gol, %. Sumi.
---- Gic beftigitc @rocrihiittcrlmg icit
mchrCrcn Sobrcn trot INN t1.25 in
Scr Icbtcn gtuht Bier ein. Cine 5lpeitc
Icihtcrc @ridiittcrlng folgte INN
40. 9ericbtc aala WiorpspiQc, Nc.
pooo, Gbico lmo GoIfor crqeben, Oob
ollb Oieic St0otc mlf1eriittclt mur-
0cn. &ein Shaocn lit iomcit genet
oct mor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-24

| Gnglano's ieieu oltsge3eihnet, pdbs
reno Die Sripel 2llliun5 unerihutters
lid feitItebe. Ite fiir5ltb bon Sta
| lien beid)loiicncn ncuen Giiitlingen
icieu nidt gc1en irgeno cine Hegte-
rlmg gerihtet, lmo Stalien perfolgc
cine @olitif oc5 Srieoens. 3nn
5dtllIie beItritt oer,U}iniiter, baB cine
Grncuerung Der Sripel 9laion5 nod
Dor oen1 Grl0ihen oerielben perein'
bart lperoen miir0e.
WtiIliunGrS @c Of yer Den
aus Nigrcrien.
QoqoS, 9ritiih @eltofrifo, %.
SUM. - Ger Gingeborenen Soipt-
ling bon Duo, in 9tigrcrien, pelber
tiir5IiG beu 9optiiten 0iiiiionGr 9.
{. &innod bon oort pertrieb, bat iif)
icBt ocs Souoe9 benlGhtigt, melheS
Scr @optiitcn WiHion gebort. Sir-
nod bottc lib Dem S6uptlina anIto.
BIG gcmodt, neil cr benleIbcn iuegen
@rouionfeit lno @coriidllng ieiner
llutertbuncn taoeltc
InfIogc QcNcn nmerifonts l.
dc aoniular u Igenten.
8ariS, %. Suni. - Gic fran5oii-
iGen glftionQre bes merifonilhen
9ergperfS, an lucldcm Der amerita'
niihe &oniuIar.9lgsnt in ellie, Gbri.
ltopber ). Sing bet6ciliat tit, BE-
iduIOigen aing, oellen Sdmoger
2onoriclu, opie glrtbur rno Sau-
renee SheQ 5pei anlcrifonilde Sn-
genieure, bie frii6er in Californian
tbGtig lportn. Der 8orlpiegelung fal.
ld)er Sbatioben. Bic 0eihnl0igten
meiien Die gegen lie crbo6ene gnfloge
5uriif utO bebolpten, Dab ooS in
,Srogc ltebenoe 9eietbum gegentudr-
tig I'M Giltrift Columbia, 100 es in-
corporirt lit, reprgoniiirt merOe, oo6
Iid glucS 10 perbolte, iuie es BON III.
nen ongc0eben lpuroe, uno ooB Der
9erGluerfSbetrie6 lih ldlieBlid be-
5ablCn mer6c.
0errn Sings Sntereiien on Dem
ltnterncbmen lino beihrGnft. Iie
aIogc Gcgcn i'm wllrbe om Montag
beim @eridt eingereid)t, iuoraitf CT
icine Nbli6t ertlGrte, on cine bobere
Sliton5 81 oppeIllren.
@n bington. 3. g., %. Sum-.
- lod 6icrber gelnngten Snfornta'
tionen crfldrt aoniulorogeut Sing.
er bube idj bti iciner 3b1tigfeit III
Ser pon Yoris geneloeten slngelegcn.
belt itreng I'M Hobmen ieiner omtlis
den Eflibten gcbolten ino iei in fei-
ner @eiie an Den iragIihen Sransaf.
tionen intcreiiirt.
1ie mcrifoniIde @rube botte elmer
nmerifnniihen 8eiellidoft gebort,
unO ein GROCER 1beil Der glftien pur-
De, DEM @ernebmen noh, ourd) cine
Wtatlertltntd III Slle oil tSrdll5olen
uerfnlft. ole iebt beboupten, Die Grit
be iei ncrtblos. Solte berr Siing
Dor irauBoli6e @eridlte 9eloben lper.
ocnL 10 biiritc er iid pielleift oni lei-
lie Eripilegien als aoniulnr6eomter
berlIien uno Den frpn5oiiiden Gerid,-
ten iiberlaiierL tuie lueit Tie Dies olS
Gertbei0igllng onnebnien. 8or amc.
rifanii6en @erihten iino bic aoniult
ollerbingS niht in glcidlcr @eiie int
mum lpit ooS Oiplomotiide Corps.
. ii h ienfIciih aus Gbico-l
90 fir britiihe Nrmee.
2onoon %. Stunt. - Gos britt
ide ariegSnliniitcrilrm bat bel elmer
9bicono'er Sirmo beinube cine Wil.
lion Gilmo 9iihienfleiih beitellt.
Gie Gcrpodlng reS 6leiihes miro
BON britiihcn 9(rneesSii5iercn iiber.
padt perben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-24
9ialdJcr 5surtidlritt.

Scnot erleoigt S5ol5, aoblcn- uno
9lnondS 3oQc. IT, 6inon5 -Gomite
bcbGIt in 10 5icmIih o1cn oieien
gIngelcaenbeiten rcht 9tur
biniidtlih Scr 9lnonoS. 30ae er.
lit cS eine flcinc 9ficberloge.
@oibington, 3. g., %. SUM.
- ESn uncrluartet fltr3cr 3eit crle0ig.
tc Der Senot bclltc ole 3oQroten ouf
Nol5 mo idritt Damn sur GrpGgung
oc3 3oacS orlf ylnonoS. @leid nnh
Dem 3uiommentritt OeS SenotS um
10 llbr GornlittogS erlucbtc 9llbrih
(Gonn) nm Grlu09lng Der Sol55ollc,
mo WtcGumber (N-T.), melcber ol9
&crtrctcr ocS boumlolcu Ror0me.
items Elm eifrigcr @efilrluortcr Der
3ollfreibeit 0es Sol5c3 lit, beuntrogte
lofort cine Heouftion Der pom 81.
mans Gonlite enpioblencn 3ollrotc
oui 9ntbol5 bon $3.50 pro Souieno
Sub oltf ST. 9foh fltr5cr IiSfllIIiou
mllr6c hicier &oridlog nit II gcgen
"a Stimmen obgelcbnt. Gin nn0erer
gIntrog, Die 9iote olf $i.25 3lI reoil-
siren, ging ebenfolt9 uerloren uno Der
Senat nobm ihticBlid Oie Gmpfcbs
lmgcn oca ,Sinan5 Gomite'S NIT 90
gcacn 2S Stinncn al. 9icie Nate
beOelttct cine Heouftion Der gcgen-
luGrtigen Sol55oltc INN etluo % Fro.
sent, lit ieooh be0eutenO bober, olS
Oiclenigc, pelhc ono Sous in Der
Same Soriibill oniebte.
2IlS Der 3oIl oui 9InonoS (Einc
2lppIca) 5ur &crbnnblung gclongtc,
pcrIon0tcu oic 0cnofrotiiben Scnos
torcn Solioicrro m0 6letdcr (Bo)
bGbcren 3oa ollf Oieie Siloiriibtc II.
Gntten Oobei cine jiemlih bibigc Gons
tropcric nit oen WurpIGnorr Seno.
torcn Nupncr uu0Smitb, lpclcbc elmer
Grbobung oppollirte1. 9uS Sous
botte eincn ,3oll bon oht Gent0 pro
&ubifil,B oltf glnonoS IN sSGiicrn un0,
uon $S pro SolIienO Stiid icltgcicbt,
lmo 0oS Sinon5 Gomte bate oicie
Hotc uitf Z Gents, relp. 81 rcou}irt
Gic IeBtere Rote lit Die ge9enludrtigc
lnter Dem 9ingiep @cieB. Sin Gor-
id)lo0 lolioierro's, ben 3oa nllf SS
pro IoiicnO, ollf eincn bolben Sent
pro Eiunb in 6Giiern ielt5uicbelL
ipurbc nit 81 gcgen 30 Stinlnen nt-
genommcn uno ooS 6inon5 Gonlltc
crlit ionlit III Oicicr tSrogc cine 9tie.
oerloge. IS bate lih iibrigcn8 Dem
glutrog Golioicrro's niAt iebr cncr-
gih niocrieBt
Nor leincr Gertagnng, Dclde lnl I
llbr 9Iben0a eintrnt, erle0igte Der Sc
not ouh nod i1nlmtlihe aoblen5olle
llnh 9ebrol6tc nlr chpo cine Stltnoc
Belt oo5u. Nlbrid) unterbrcltetc ci-
nen ncucn &prihlog oes 6inon5sGos
mites, tpclAer Die 6ais 3olle mlf
Weidfoblcn bon G7 oui GO GeniS pro
Come reou;irt uno Die bonn Souie
eingcicboltetc Nccipro5it0ts &lmllel
ousner5t. Gieic Gmpieblltng puroe
noh peri6ieocnen irilhtloien Serllts
hcn, iueitere Heouftionen burh5llie.
bcn, gencbmigt, uorollf lih Der Se-
1tlnt nnrfnntn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-24
siebScbn Soote.
SataItrOpbe in elmer EcnniOlunnier
apblcn5cdc.

Spicr parcn MIR cingciobrclL I'M
tdglbcn aoblcnbcbori fir ibrc
5nmilicu bCruuS 5u bolcn. -
Stoots &nipeftoreu bottcn 0cu
@e6roub oiicucr 8rubcnIiGtcr
gcitottet. - Seb15cbn Wdnncr
ipur0cn pcrlett, merocn icoo6
pobridcinIi0 gencicu. Gro
bcben an Scr YociiictiiItc. - 6o.
mile III ScroS no6 5meiu0hiBcr
@eion9cnihoit aus cincm GpfIol-
acller gcrcttet.
Sits burg, 80, %. Slmi. --
&n Der 3chc 9tr. / Der o@udomnnnu
Gool ano Gofc So" 3u @cbrltm, ,Sns
oiono.Gountp, ga, ctlun 75 OteiIen
norooItlib bon bier, creianctc iid &C.
gen nd)t llbr hclttc friib einc @rplos
lion iblogcnocr @etter, mcldc gleih
BON pornbercin boS Shlinnlte be
| fiirdtcn licB. IS befonOen iicb 100
bis 100 glrbciter in Der 3edc, l,no
nur hrei 6cricbcn, ndmlih u. z.
Sobnion Schn oeS Supcrinten0cns
ten Der @rllbe, Eotrid Burns lulo
Wlllion Burns, marcn in Stonoe
gemclcn, Die SbcrilGhc 3u crrcihCn.
9lllc 0rei marcil hmer pcrbronnt lno
nidt i'm Stonoc, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
D(ittbcillnNcn ilbcr 0uS llngliid 5l
mnhcn. Inn 1915 luur0Cn Die cr-
ltcn orci ScCbeh idmmtlid) ihrcdltb
pcrItiimmclt, an Die SberflGbe gcs
broht, nno mCnig &oiinung ihicn
olli Gcttllng Der nod i'm ,Smcrn be-
finolibcn Wnnni6oiten 81 eriItircn.
Die 3cbe bottc an mebreren NSteuen
,Seuer Gefangen, ino Der 9iitige Rofs
lhnaoen, uelder nlle O0nge fiIlte,
mod)te Die RcttlngSncriucbC 81 eincm
iebr ihmicrigen un0 9ciGbrlihen
Werf.
lin 3 llhr 9tndnitto0S morcn o6t
Seiden 81 Gage geforOert mo nclln
dnOere lagen om 9noen pcs ShottS.
I'm OieIe 3eit, 9loubt nan, ooB Die
3obI Scr Spfer bohItenS 20 bis 30
betrogcn ncroe, un0 ca biab, oob Ole
critcn gtngoben iibcr sic 3obl Der 9lr.
better IN Der @rube piel 81 bob &C.
griffen 9etucicn icicn.
(SpGter.) - Gic ipGteIten 9tod)-
rihten iiber ooo @rubenlngliid ergo
ben Dob II Wcniden geto0tet lno Is
pcrlebt luorocn iinb. Uiit elmer cin5i-
gen Iusnohme morcn 0c @et0otctcn
IGmnltlid NuSlGnocr, mo bic &crlet-
ten mt l1llr iucnlgen Nusnahnlen
Imerifoncr. ,3p0lf Der S6perpcr.
lebtcn iullr0cn in ooS Spongler.&o-
ipitoI gebrobt, 100 oie 9Ier5te erfIGr,
ten onb lie mnbriheinli6 idnmtIih
geneicn lucrOcn. Iie @rube muroe,
iuie gciu0bnlid,, olS obiolut lid)er bc.
trndtet. ltno bic StootS. Gnipcftorcn
Guttcn 6en @cbrouh oiicn1r @rubcn.
Iidtcr erloitbt. Iic 2cute. melte
Geute in lie einiilbrerL botten cS mtr
gatbon nm Die ibncn toglid geltotctc
Guontit1t aoblen fiir ibrcn SoniIien.
gc6raild 81 crlongcn, Cont mar oic
2ede MIR 5lpei Gage pro ISOLDE inn
gctrieb, nGnllih am Gicnito9 lmo
Sreitog. Gle bei iolhen &ori0Qcn
trourigen Sccncn crei9ncten iif ou6
biesmoI mie6er, uno eS mar idlpcr,
Die 9(ngeborigen Scr ocrmiBtcn slrbci,
ter bon bcn GingGngen ocS @crfS 6u,
rid al bnlten. llebcr oic llriahe ocr
Grploiion I1Bt iih nod nihtS @eruii-
les ioaen, ollein lpabrideinlid) mar
bie 3cd)e nibt 10 oblolit gosirei, pic
iGre 2citer unO Gigentbiincr Glaub-
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-24
Bonn Snrnfeit.

Cincinnati nit Sciuhcrn ouS ollen
1immcI5rihtitngcn gciiiut. -
&r1liocnt loit ihictt G5ritBc lno
6cOoucrt niht ompcicnO icin 5u
f6nnen.
Cincinnati %. sunni. - Die
fornlcllc Gr0iinlng bcs Gurnieltc3
iono bclltc 9lbeno in Der groBcn Wtu-
iifbollc itott, mo Hobert 9tir aus SSn,
bionopoli5, YrGiibcnt Ocs o9toroones
rifoniiGeu GurncrblnOcS, @icc.
Wtnpor 8oloin ln0 tScltpr1li0cnt
9luguIt Scrmonn Heocn bicltcn. Er0.
ii0ent Goit bat bur1 icinen 9rllber
G. 4. Soft 9roolcrn 0oriiber aus
gcorildt, oob CT nidt I'M Stoloe it,
Dem Set bci5inuobncn. @r idDidt bcn
Surncrn mormc @riiBc g9cttlGuic
un0 Gcttiobrtcn nit Wiotpr.GpclcS
iuoren bcute oui Dem ,Seitplotc an
Der SngcSoronrna Gcnucr lnb Cos
9IngelcS bcluerben lid Inn oo$ n0hltc
SurnIeIt.
Ger 6rcmocnocrfe6r i0n9t on, iih
hcncrtbnr Sll MAIDEN, un0 inmer lcb.
batter miro 0aS tlrrncrilhe 0ilb. Die
WtitAlicocr ocS 9unoespororts, Die
aompfri6tcr, Mitglieoer oeS tcbni,
Icbcn Gonite'S uno beS Ycobo6tlln9S.
9IuSifitiics, ferner piclc Sltrnlebrer
lno 5urncrpionicrc imo bcrcits Gin.
gctroffcn. Io5 8roS Der glftioen
longtc beutc 9ohntittog an. Gr. nj.
bert Scibcrt, cin 9cumter ocS preil,
biidcu GuItu8miniitcrium9, miro am
0onncrltog bier onfommelL nm ici.
ncr Hegierlmg cincn 9crift iibcr ole
pbpiiihc Gr5iebrng in Dcn omerifos
nilhen Shulen 5ll CrItottcn.
Die Iicbc SduliugcnO bate 0citeru
bcncrc @clcgenbcit 5lt 5eigcL mclhc
tSortibrittc ie I'M Surmlntcrritbt gcs
noht bot. Die SohihuIcn lno Ole
Sorbereitllu9slhulen botten ibren
Silrlltag ollf Dem 6cItplutc, Der ans
Solfstllrnen un0 9cmc9un0siport be.
Itono uno icbr quite &cilhtn8en ergob.
glbenos pro0ujirtcn lid Die Sohicbu-
ien iomic ctlicbe 0iitrittslhulen I'M
Staoiln, lm0 lie buttcn eiu picItalIs
lenofopf!idcs 3ulhmlcr EubIifltm.
Gie aoncroocn, Die Ocn Holm jrui-
Idcn 0Cn Gri6incn lmo oem Sta.
onnm gcrooc5ll blodirt botten, iolgten
Den &orIiibrlln9en nit gcipanntcr
9luImerfIomtcit uno nod) ieoer 9flms
mer Ittcbcn iic ibre nDclls' aus, 10
Dab Die IScnItcrldrciben erfIirrtcn.
Wcrutbctllrncn lln0 t5Ieiiibungen
ltonoen ouf Dem YroDronnn lnb 0ie
pro5ile 9lilsfiibrlng, iomte oie tram.
me SaItlng Der juAenolicGcn 5urner
lcgten 3cu9niB ob BON Der 8oQncr.
tbigfcit oe9 SurnuntcrriGts in lmic.
rem S6nlen. Gem iebigen giirgcrs
mciIter bon Snnouafp, 3lrner Nol.
ter, lit oic Giniiibrlng ocs 1ltrnlut.
tcrrihtS in oCn BolfSiAilcn oes
Stoatca Ohio 5u pcroonfen, benn ais
cr 0iittc Der nelnr5igcr Sabre Der sc.
gislatur ongcb0rtc, brnhte CT oic giQ
ein nno lcbte ibre 2lnnobmc burb.
Die picliGbrigc Eropoannoo Der
lllrnocrcinc un0 oc3 Gc5irfS bate
tSrilhtc gctrngcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-24
Werifaniid)c Snnsiran bun Orleans
bcgcbt Selbitmuro.

Wio5otlon, Wcrifo, 90. Sitni.
- Siouro Iilunubeo, cine Sponie.
rim sbie. am letter 9lniItonoe Der
Dodlli. .Suoiouer 9lnibeil bate, be.
ging Selbitmoro. inoem lie iih renn
Stifc beibrohte. Sic bate erfldrt,
ooB lie Die ,[Slingirail bon Srleans"
Ser DuquiS iei lmb bate Iie 5lr Re.
pollution gegen Die lncrifaniihe Re.
gierltng ongeiellert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-24

Cincinnati nit @ciuHern ouS ollen
6immcI$rihtllngcn gciiiat. -
&rdliocnt Goit ihidt @riiBc lmo
6cOoucrt niht ompcicno iein ju
fonnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-24

uiocn.aerStc, melhe poraeben. cn
bnllolung Der pdnorrboiben 3ri beitbeH. bic
Gutem 6auedr8te intbefdnnt nb. mueben it'd,
nlir Cure ge6tgldnbtGieii ~ Nuse, nm aus
ten Sdlle Die oen sler8ten nnter bic Sdnbe
fomiren ItIlo oieieniaen. bic ans Der Rfufdberet
iolther GHudlalber eniitebett. 9ine stpoHss
morr6obcn uno oie Siaanns aaer meoisint.
fchen S6uIcn bnheu 8ur C5enloe belpiefeit. oub
.gtnufes' oae 6uberldliiafie ctnellite. rnbfulite
;Inatclis~ pas 3niee!erldiHalis;. idnsalis; raoi.
9Riitel qeeen 9dmorrboiheu it. Bruben bon
9lnuleits iueroeu bon q, Rsuiidoter & Co..
Dor 24i6, Nelp,Dorf, irei oerfanot.
(SiSoSd. .3&T)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-24

9ei Der AbihGBllng oes @riino.
beiibcS unb oeS perionIidjen Gigen.
tblniS III Chicago iiir ooS ,Sabr 1909
bot iid gegen ooS 0oriabr cine 3il.
nablne uun $l32,0O0OO ergeben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-06-24
Guntnter 4 8efer,
Tcntides Sarf. nno @ediclssIdGft,
rs Gontb-Strafc,
nTationa! Sant OF Commerce.. ".Sebaubs.

WItglicoet ott glttenb1ric.
sns uno %ertduf bon Niicn uno GbIans
tipnen. 99ed)fe ruo 9reois9rieie auf dlIe
bauptiddIidben etibte Guropas, s(n. UNI gScr.
fnuf frcmber &eIbiorten. ioluie 9luSfertgune
bon @ollmndteu, SbfStarten bon nno nap
SeutfdInnb (9lpril27-)
The Washington times., 1909-11-27
PLANNING TO HOLD
SWIMMING MEETS
Y. M. G. A. Authorities Will
Endeavor TO Arouse In
tereSt in AquaticS.

washington rs going TO branch out
into the swimming game this winter a
little more pre- cautiously than II ever
has before. Announcement 70 this ef-
feet was mae by the authorities at the
Y. NJ. c. A. this morning.
Already two dual swimming meets
have been arranged for the local men.
while negotia lions are open for several
additional Cr Philadelphia Central
Y. NJ. G. A. s. the only name on the
list 50 far. las 'eam meets washington
branch in the r-aI pool on January l..
April 30 is the date selected for the
return match in Philadelphia. In all
probability matches will be booked with
several OF the Baltimore branches.
The Washington swimmers, enCour-
sgec by the new impetus given the sport
here. are practicinE earnestly for the
scheduled events Two nights a week
the entire team works out together,
while individual me ubers are TO be seen
perfectinE the various strokes nearly
ever afternoon and evening Of the
week. Although there has been moth
fnE definite done toward the selection
81 a team. these men look to be the
most likely ca ldidafcs: Do Lashmutt.
Moody, Sheridan. Rutherford. and
Wheeler.
The Washington times., 1909-11-27
AUTO LICENSES
TO Be CHEAPER
Maryland Authorities Will
Reduce Tax On the
Motorists.

Washington motorists are much in
.erested in the news that after a lengthy
conference between members OF the
automobile commission appointed by
Governor Crothers and representatives
Of the Automobile Club Of Maryland,
the differences existing in regard 10
the price for Maryland State licenses
has been compromised. and the auto bill
20 be presented 20 the next Legislature
will be modified accordingly. The rate
of license will be as follows. For ~
Horgepowcr cars or less, &b- for 20
horsepower and not more than 4O-hOrse-
UOWpr 81. for more than 4U-nOrse-
lower SIS The commission had first
decided that licenses should range from
IS to S34. The proposed law viii be
known as the Swami automobile law
and proposcs that there shall Dc "a com
missioner Of motor machines. IT FUR
Their proposes that 10 shall be- necessary
only 10 have markers on the front Of
INC machine. whereas al present d. Is
necessary 70 have Them on both the
front and back. The bill Will not pre-
vent the use Of chains on the tires dur
ing wet weather, IS is the case "a sew
eraI States. The speed law require
meute, as set forth iu the proposed law,
are verv liberal. and. lu fact. the laws
I'm England and France were consulted
On an effort % get an agreeable speed
law. The law, as proposed, VIII allow
3 driver 10 send his car at twelve miles
an hour in the heart Of a town where
the traffic Is heavy. In the suburbs
the motorist will be allowed eighteen
miles an hour. while 30 The country a
spred OF twenty-five miles VIII be per-
Inittcd The penalty FOR "a motorist
driving or after an accident is made
very heavy, while drunken drivers and
so-called JOY riders will also be severely
/ handled
The Washington times., 1909-11-27
STRONGER
FOR NEXT SEASON
Yale Loses Large Majority of Its Veterans-Fve Grim
son Regulars viii Be Missing-Day and
fitzpatrick Available.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2T.-I.arvard will
have a team Of veterans next season, for
of the sixteen men who entered Har-
wards lineup in the game against Yale
last Saturday only five will be lost
through graduation, while only ten Of
the entire squad viii not return to col
lege next year. With a decidedly fast
freshman team to pick from the outlook
for one Of the best elevens in the his
tory Of football at the university next
year is a most promising one.
Gil Browne, Houston, Paul Whiting
ton, Fish, and O'Flaherty are the only
members Of the varsity eleven who will
not be eligible next year.
Lose Many Veterans.
After the election Of a captain comes
an inventory Of the Yale material for
1910, and this is going TO be heart
breaker for Yale. Ted" Coy. who has
been looked upon for three long years
as the leader OF strength in YaIe's
backfieId. will graduate next June. So
will Cooney. the big center, who has
played for three years, and who looks
like the most popular all-American cen
ter Of 1903.
on either side Of Cooney Yale will
also lose Goebel and Andrus-the great
est guards at Yale since Henelhnger
was in the line with Stan" Morrison
who played their last game for Yale
Spencer, Logan. and Holt Brown, the
substitute guard. will also leave Yale
next June Behind the line, ''S-t- We
Philbin and Fred Murphy, two OF the
The Washington times., 1909-11-27
Talk About Langford Fight
Seems Mere Press
Agent Gag.
NEITHER PRODUCED
NECESSARY CASH
Heavyweight Champion Will
Leave for New York
Tonight.

PTTTSBURG, Pa, Nov. Z7.-Jack
Johnson's theatrical engagement closes
here tonight. He will leave at cnce for
New York where bids for the coming
fight with Jeffries viii be opened next
Wednesday.
Sam Langford left earlier in the week
and with Johnson's departure local
fight fans are beginning to have a slight
suspicion they have been "stung'' with
all the fight talk that was going on be-
tween the two colored fighters.
Johnson only repeated his statement
today that IL IangfOrd really wanted TO
fight all he had 10 do was post SO. 900
IS a guarantee of good faith. Langford
declared ne had the ten thousand in
New York and IL was reported at yari-
Gus times that the sum had arrived
here. Both have failed 70 bring the ten
thousand TO light
Al all events no money has been
posted and no blows struck, although
Johnson offered TO night LangfOrd IN his
room. There Is a feeling here today
among the fight fans that two very
busy press agents have been string
ing the public.
The Washington times., 1909-11-27
little Bits of News and Comment
About the Athletes and Happenings
In the Sport Realm Of This Country

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The Washington times., 1909-11-27

frankie Neil a1d Young Britt are 70
box in Baltimore November 90
Packev Mcfarland IS talking OF max
ing trip TO England because he caniot
get a match with Nelson.
sprackling. Of Brown. looks like the
best quarterback Of the year-at least
IN the East
Harry HHlman. jr., member Of the
American olympic team, and an athlete
of note. has been appointed coach Of the
Dartmouth College track team
Now is the time for the Au-American
teams 20 be picked, most Of them on
have seen all the big Eastern teams IN
action
Stanley Ketchel IS anxious TO appear
before the fOOtligLts and probably VIII
accept some Of the theatrical offers
made 20 him.
The National Sporting Club OF Lon
don refused 20 stage the bout between
Freddie Welsh and Dick Burge, as there
is too much disparity In the ages OF
the men
Rudie Unholz Is stiu getting the coin
iu Australia. The other night IN sgd
uev ne defeated George Johns ID TWEEN
~ rounds. Johns was 10 1 fayorite
over Rude.
Joe WaIcott is determined to make
boxers Of all his brothers tie says
that besides Chester his youngest
brother, Lorimer, Is about ready TO en-
ter the game.
Abe Atteu has accepted tho challenge
of Adj WoIgast 20 box az ~ POUNDS
rlugside and 5000 side wager. Wnl..
aaet win have his troubles making That
weight. while 10 ls a cinch that Atiell
can make 81 without weakening himself
I'm the least
Hcine Rafael, former manager Tor
rrbrnv FTravnc the California light
yeighf is now thought TO be the man
Ub6m stanley Eetchel will select FOR
his future manager
lack O'Brien and Al Kaufman, the
CsIiforuia heavyweight. are matched 10
meet i'm philadelphia December 10
notwithstanding all tho boosting that
has becu done Tor Al Wolgast. the CALI