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HEYDLER TO ACCEPT
UMPIRE'S REPORT

NEW YORK, May 11.-Acting President
John Heydler yesterday began an investi-
cation of the trouble at third base at
Brooklyn Saturday. in which Otto knabe,
Edgar LennoX and kid" Gleason figured
All three men have been suspended pend
ing the result of the investigation Mr.
Heydler however. has practically decided
in view of Umpire Truby's report, that
the spiking of LennoX was purely acci-
dental. There is no doubt but that this
will stand Mr. Heydler. however is go
Ing carefully into the scrap end of the
case. and will not make a decision until
he is in full possession of the actual facts.
knahe and Gleason went to Mr.. Heyd-
ler's office yesterday morning and told
their side of the case and their story
agreed fully with the umpire's report
Presidents Ebbetts and Heydler in
dulged in a heated discussion in the club
house Office yesterday afternoon Mr..
Ebbetts seemed to think that Mr.. Heyd-
Ter was inclined to favor the Philadel-
phans' version of the trouble on the face
Of Umpire Truby's report. and charged
the latter with gross incompetencv. Mr
Heydler told Mr.. Ebbetts that he WIS
not biased and that he WAS merely seek
ing information so as 10 render de-
cision on the merits of the controversy
The Philadelnhians claim that knabe
made legitimate slide into third base,
spiking LennoX purely by accident: that
Lennox rcviled Knabe and hit him: that
Gleason interfered in the interest of
peace and tried to prevent the fight.
1t is admitted that Gleason violated
base ball law by refusing 10 leave the
grounds when ordered to DO So but went
to the visitors bench instead.
Meanwhile, the participating players
will rest up until Mr.. Heydler is in fun
possession of the facts He insists
first having personal statement from
I.ennox and he also wants 10 see tina.
slA-lncu sash In tue payers leg.
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jeff Glowers.

jeff Glowers.
The Californian glowered al his Visl'or'
He doubled his massive right fist and
gazed tenderly at his left mitt, upon
which was a pestiferous boil, and which
was incased in soothing salve and oiled
silk
Then he glowered some more.
Finally he found utterance and said !:
Under those conditions / would be glad
to receive johnson. / would welcome
him. If he comes to me with that
yellowback with all those numbers on it
l will take it away from him.
johnson, however, will keep out OF
my way until we meet in the ring. Jack
Johnson won easy victory over
Tommy Burns in Sydney. n. s. w. De-
cember rs of last year just such an
easy victory will I have over the negro
fighter. who says he is champion of the
world but he will be more marked
fighter than Burns was. l will batter
him beyond recognition. / have har-
bored i'll feeling for number of the
men 1 met in battle. but never SO bitter
have i been against any other living
soul. I'll batter him into such a state
of helplessness that he will never fight
again. I'll show no mercy.
1T would not surprise me if l knocked
him out in jiffy-that is. if he'll stand
up and fight. The club that offers me
the best inducements will get the MILL
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Stone Wrenches Ankle.

ST. LOUIS. May 11.-George Stone. the
crack left fielder and hitter, was literally
carried out of base ball yesterday, and
the doctors say he cannot re-enter tho
game for about two weeks. In the open
Ing inning of yesterday s game with the
Athletics silent George wrenched his
ankle in a close play at first. lie tried i'm
vain to walk. and his comrades bore hlm
To the clubhouse.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Robertson the Handy Man.

ROANOKE. Va. May u.-Robertson.
who plays almost anywhere for Roanoke.
was on the firing line yesterday, and
Roanoke's victory over Richmond by ,
to was largely due to his brilliant work.
The visitors got only two hits. while the
Highlanders had six Lohr was the only
Richmond player who succeeded in cross
ing the plate, and he got first on Ryan,
failure. One of the hits placed to Rich
mond's credit was an easy one laid along
third base line by Lohr. who beat it out.
A home run by PRESLEY and a sensational
catch by Holland were the features of
the game Score:
II. II. T..
Poanoke. ....... ] q xa q ::
Richmond. ..... 0 u q o q o. .
Batteries Robertson and Ryan, Ashton and
Messitt Gmoire-Mr. Pender. Time of game
| hour and 80 minutes.
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NEW YORK, May 1.-THE Fordham
College base ball team will furnish AT
least two men 10 big league clubs. Pitch
er Egan already has accepted terms with
the Cincinnati Nationals. and scout of
the Boston Nationals was i'm New York
Yesterday and hooked Shortstop CofreN
college season
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.Two our when winning run scored.
Washington. % ~ u u y u 90
Chicaga....... u % u u y 10
Sacrifice hits-Shpke. Ganey and Isbell. Stolen
hsse-Isbell Struck out-By White, s.: by John
Son T. Bases on halls-of White. l: of John
son . Double pay-Purtell Atz To Isbeli.
III on bases-fhicago. ): Washington. j. I'm
pirrs-Messrs. Connolly and Egan. Time of game
i hour and so minutes.
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New Home for White Sox.

CHICAGO. May 11-President c. A.
Comiskey began in earnest today the
work of building the new home for lis
Whlte Sox and their patrons at a5th
street and Wentworth avenue. but with
out any brass bands or rah rah doings to
celebrate the event Ground was broken
for the new diamond and for the founda-
tions of the immense stands. preliminary
plans for which were submitted TO the
master OF the SoX by the same firm of
architects which were responsible for
palatlal Shihe PAX in Philadelphia
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Our fellow townsman. Jacky Atz, made
two of ChicaSos three errors yesterday
while playing second, but they didn't
lose the game.
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Umpire Hurst Suspended.

NEW YORK, May 11.-When the final
game of the series between the Boston
and New York American League mines
began last Saturday afternoon il was
ascerta.ned that President Ban Johnson
of the American League has established
a new precedent I'm base ball by sus-
pending Umpire Tim Hurst on account
OF his alteration with Kid Elberfeld.
Elberfeid was allowed to resume his
position at third in Saturdays 5 game, aud
Evening star., 1909-05-11

Delehanty is not hitting. but is kept in
tile game. Milan is i'm the same class.
but is taken out. What's the answer?
Evening star., 1909-05-11

Last nights rain knocked out all the
games of the different amateur leagues
and double headers will soon be the rule
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Johnson pitched splendidly against the
Cubs yesterday. but don't lose sight of
the fact that Doc" White did better.
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How the Clubs Stand.
MINOR LEAGUES.
American Association.

At Kansas City-Kansas City. 2: Indianapolis, l.
40 Minneapolis Minneapolis. ): Columbus. l.
At Observation-Disclosures. s; Louisville, D.
AT ST Paul-SI. Paul. ); Toledo. 2.
Connecticut League.
At Rrdgeport-H Hartford. 10; Bridgeport, ..
At HoIyoke- Holyoke. ): New Britain. 2 =
AT New Haven-New Haven 3: Springfield. =
AT Northampton champion, I: Waterbury, o.
New. England League.
AT Fall River-Fall River. 3; Lawrence, l.
Al Brockton-Brockton. q. Lowell, b.
At Lynn-Iynn. 4: Haverhill o.
Al New Bedford-New Bedford, IL; worcester, ).
Tri-State League.
At York-WiliamspOrt. 5; York. l.
At Observation-Disclosures. 4; Lancaster. ..
At Reading -Johnstown, s: Reading, 1.
Al Trcnton-Alto0na. 4: Trenton, -
Western League.
At Topeka-Topeka. o: Omaha =
Al Wicbita-Wichita. :: Des Moin"s, u.
Al Pnebln-Pucbo. 4: Sioux CITY. =.
Ar U.uyer-Denypr, -, Lincoln, }.
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Herr Coveleskie struck another rainy
day and the Phillies lost to Brooklyn by
to >.
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Pittsburc al Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
Cincinnati at Boston
st. Louis at Brooklyn
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Connecticut League
New. England League.
Tri-State League.
Western League.
South Atlantic League.

At Charleston-Ch Char lesion. ;: Columbus, D.
Al CoIumbia-Macon T. Columbia. !.
. Al Augusta-fFirst game, Jacksonville, 4: Au-
gusta l. tSecond gamel Augusta. :; Jackson
Vile q. , ,
At Cha attanooga-t'ha ttanooga, q; Savannah. s.
AT Spart anburg -Spartanburg. IL: Greensboro -.
Al Charlotte-Grcenville. /: Charlotte. o.
Al Winston Salem, lS, Anderson, 3.
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Are Now Professionals.

was given a round OF applause when he
arpe 4red on the field
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Washington at Chicago.
Philadelphia at ST. Louis.
New York at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland.
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and offer him 81 900 to say yes or no
and TO agree upon even tentative oa'e
for the ring battle.
Evening star., 1909-05-11

Rube Waddell was easy for Connie
Mack's kids Plank twirled steadily and
the Athletics defeated st. Louis by > TO /.
Evening star., 1909-05-11

Three base hts-Bakcr. Williams. Sacrifice hits
Oldring. Baker Flank. Doablc piay-J"nes tun-
assistedl. Hit lay pitcher Waddel. I. Wild
piteh-PIank. Bases balls IN Waidcli. =: "T
FLANK .. struck out-R, Waddcil. =. by FLANK.
. Left on hs sscs -. IoUis =: I'hiIadclphia :.
IL mpires-MesSrs. a'InuGhiin and Pcrrins Tine
of game-i nour aud ~ minutes.
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Danville Plays Well.

DANVILLE, Va, May 11.-Danville
won an easy victory from Norfolk yes
terday. the visitors never getting a man
as far as third base until the ninth in
ming. where he remained l.oos allowed
four singles. The team behind him played
I'm fine form. Savage allowed two doubles
and two singles and was given ragged
support. Score:
R.H.E.
Tpanv ille ...... o o q x-4 q
Norfolk. ........ % o 0 o o o o 90 2
Batferies-Ioos and Westlake: Savage and Gal
win. Umpire-Mr. Mace.
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John T. Webb of Beverly, n. j.. a for
mer New England League catcher. is so
| afflicted with rheumatism that physicians
say he will never walk again.
Evening star., 1909-05-11

Vaughn. the Princeton shortstop has
not signed with the New York Americans.
but has accepted terms and will join the
Highanders when they return from the
west Jennings was after Vaughn for
the Detroits, but Scout Irwin beat him
tn il
Evening star., 1909-05-11

Hermann of Cincinnati has appealed
the decision of acting President Heydler
in. the Pittsburs protest case. The board
of directors now will have to act on the
matter
Evening star., 1909-05-11

Manager Golden of the Reading At
Iantic League team yesterday released
Pitcher Coveleskie a brother to the Phil
adelphia National League team pitcher,
and Third Baseman Deckard.
Evening star., 1909-05-11

Studerstanger of Rochester has been Sc
cured by Manager Kittredge to replace
Kister at second base for Wilkesbarre,
New York State League team.
Evening star., 1909-05-11

Frank Baker clouted the sphere some
yesterday. The Tri-State recruit got three
hits, one triple. Ira Thomas had three
bingles, too.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
Todav,s Games.

Chicago, /: Washington. O.
Philadelphia B. st. Louis. 1
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How the Clubs Stand.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
Today's Games.

New York. .; Boston. ].
Brooklyn, 4 Philadelphia
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Motto of the National League players:
Punch or be punched
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Want Games.

The District pumping station base ball
team -wculd like t. hear from all the
strong teams in the District and vicinity.
Address pumping station, city.
Evening star., 1909-05-11

Otto Knabe's sentence for his part in
the Brooklyn riot will be light, thank
goodness. Umpire Trubys report to
Heydler was all in the Mnrraymens ia
yor and to Lennox's discredit.
Evening star., 1909-05-11

The strong man at the circus last week
had nothing on Danny Murphy. the San
dow batsman of the Shibe Park arena.
Evening star., 1909-05-11

Rev Father Tracy of st. Louis is such
an ardent fan that he has asked Arch
bishop Glennen not to transfer him to
another city. He wants to stay and root
for the Browns.
Evening star., 1909-05-11

Tom Catterson has been released hy
Brooklyn to Buffalo of the Eastern
League.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-12-30

GriDadfenen. fie lit es aud. bie ourh
|ibren INNER grDBartiger tperbenben
Nahrinten0ienft ein unI6slines Bdnb
um 0Dlfer lino @tadten idlinst ilnb
biefe chamber nGber bringt. Das III
chen bic grDBe. pDlferpereirligenbe
5enouns Der SDnrnaIiifif, cine Sen,
onns, Der iih sleih beoeutfdm TIRE
Nufgabe aIs bas rege fritiihx @etptfs
fen Der 3eit ausefeIlt.
8efpiB lift ouh bic preife tpie alles
Menf1eniuerf unbollfomr1en, nber bus
lit bas Wunberbdre an ibr, baB iie
5feIbft bic Munben bsilt, Die lie fehldgt.
Siloem iebs Msinuns gum Worte ee-
.lanst. lit Elm freier Mettfampf Ser
sSsoeen mDglih. @rDBe Mnfnroerungen
iperben beute an ben Sournaliften ges
felt, oafiir aber iDirb ibm oie genug.
tbuung 5utheil, bab iein Mertb irnrler
mebr i'm allsemeinen an @eltung nnb
Bebeutuns getpinnt.
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ipiirbe nidt burd sfsIfenfhidten i,

ipiirbe nibt bur1 sssIfenfcbicbten al
boiieil ieiit fonbern fDderes Grbrei1
burhbreben, unb ipenn bns auh bic
Muserabungen bebentenb erlei1tert,
10 muBfen bod bic llfer hurh Mauer&
inert sefhiiBt iperben, ipeii fie fonit
bur1 ben MafierfdipalI Der pdffirenz
ben Dampfer leiht nussetpafhen iper=
ben ipiirben. SnfOlse befIen ipiiroen
iih bic Roifen bes 8aues febr bod
itellen, etipa auf bnnbert Mi[liDnen
cher ebenfo piel tpie Der 5tadt Netp
Dprf fir ben Musbau ietnes Grie-
fonals aufpenbet, pielleicbt nod inebr,
benn man 1T ia geipDbnt, ipte BEL bem
panamafanal, bab bic ipirflihen Ro,
1ien Die acknowledgement bebeutenb
iibertreffen. Da bic @epdHer bes
Ranals nur serinsen San baben tpiir-
ben, pdre auf etipaise Weripenbuns
BON WaFerfraft nidt gu re1nen, mits
BIN feline ginnabmequelle segeben,
aus Der man einen She'll Der Soften
beden fDnnte, man ipdre aur Mbtra>
guns hiefer unb CUR Snitanbbaltuns
sana auf ben 8erfebr angepieIen.
lnb aubem 1T In 8etraht gu 5ieben,
bab bic 3eiterIparnis burhMbfiir3ung
Der 5abrt apii9en Solebo unb gbicaz
90 INN 400 Meilen nidt iebr ins @e@
tpiht fallen ipiirbe, oa Die Dampfer i'm
Ganal nur nit Der balben @efhpinz
biefeit tpie auf Den Seen fabren fDnn.
ten, iomit nidt piel eeiponnen ipdre,
arber Der Mufredterbaltuns bes
Ghiffsbertebrs tpdbrenb berWinters=
aeit, nobel porauseeiebt lperben miib=
te, baB Der aanal bur9 gisbreher off
fen gebalten iperben tannz i'm Grie,
See fpiirbe auberbem Die 5abrt fir eli
men sroBenSbeil bes Minters eefdlof=
len ietn, neil er, anbers als berMi9i9
gan, aufriert. Sm @an5en ldbt iid
nidt Diel 5ur grmunterune fir bas
proiett fagen, bas nur bann Rudbalt
unb ein sepifes Nnredt auf Inter
1tiibung bon Seiten bes&onsrehes baz
ben tpiirbe, tpenn Die onlieaenben
Staaten ibren Mntheil an ben Roiten
au letiten perftherten.
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Grts-MltdJtgan-Ranal.

Dos g}roieft einesRanals burd ben
unteren Sbeil BON Mihigan. Der ben
Wh4igan= nit benz grie-6ee berbinz
ben fOn, iit f9on in friiberen essabr,
5ebnten befproden iporben, icbon aur
3eit, als man bic beutige gnttpidz
lung Der @r0benDerbdltnifTe unferer
Geef6iffe ni6t ba1te unb nit benz
9ransport auf 9ooten rennete, ipie
iic ben Neip Oorfer gries sRanal befub,
rem. 9eute bat man natiirIid qr6bere
6abr3enge i'm Muge unb plant einen
gau, ben bic gr0Bten @eebampfer be-
nrben fOnnten, mitbin bon nidt ipe-.
niger als Dierunbaipansig ssuB Sief=
gang. DDS projett bdt anf6einenb
piel fiir iih, ba IS ben Weg apifhen
Mef unbDft bebeutenb abfiiraen mir
be. Mud bic INSTRUMENTATION mare
benz llnternebmen siinitig. Der lIn=
terfdieb 5tDifhen ben MuFerfpieaeIn
fer beiben Seen iit niht bebeutenb.
Die Wnnerfheibe, bic bic in ben grie<
Gee fliebenben Gepdfer bon benen,
nie I'm Mihiganfee miinben. trennerl.
bat nod Der Gren5e bon Snbiana 3u
liiir zine 6enfung npn etipd 3iDeibun.
bert SUB, ID boB nint DieIe @dIeufen
iii buutit n6tbig ipdten. qlbtr gr0Bere
@@iuieri9ieitet ipirb bic 1obenbe=
ltnffsnbsit MAIDEN. benn ber RaraI
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Sournuliftiide Geite unb @eoent-
toge iino feline baufiee gri1einuns.
Wt0gen Die Spalten Der gldtter nod
10 oft uno biel, ia mar1hmal allaupiel
BON ben Jeiten Der anoeren 2eute au
|er5dblen niifen, bon ibren eisenen
Sreuoen unO 2etoen fpreden 3eitun.
gen unb 3eitunssIdreiber ni9t gerne.
Der ernite uno ebrli6e Sournaliit bon
beute itrebt nidt, iiber iih felbit bin=
aus5upahfen, er tritt i'm geaent6eile
geniigfam ouriid; bef1eiben fiigt unD
oronet er iih Elm. Selbit Der pIurm
Der Maieitdt, ben er antpenbet, 1T nidt
Ser Nusorud bon Stola ober ueber-
bebuns, fonbern nur elm 3ei1en oee
9ingebuns unb oes gntfagens, benn
in oieiem ,Wir" opfert Der ein3elne
iein SD" auf unb lGbt feline perfDn;
liafeit, ieine snbipiouaIitGt gana i'm
Weien bes 9fattes aufgeben, Sem er
oient. Die @eoanten, DIE Ginfdlle, oie
feines @eiites eigen iinb, iperben in
bem Musenblid, oa iie in Drudsr=
f6ndrse erfdetnen, gum @emeingute,
behen nrheber unbefdnnt unb lngez
nannt bleibt. Sin rei1es uripriing=
lides 2ebensperf toutbt aaf oiefe Mrt
ni9t felten in Namenloiigfeit unter,
fir bic es teinen aeitlthen uno feinen
9sadrubm sibt. 60 manher iaafft
ba iein eanaes 2eben, fpri1t fGaliA
5u ben 2eiern ieines Blattes, aber fein
Name ipirb bielleiht Damn gum eriten
Ma1e eenannt. lpenn feline Nugen 1i1
ssfdloifen baben uno feline aameraben
tim ben Nahruf fprehen. SD fenne
feinen unberen 8eruf. Der an feline
ipabrbaftisen 8efenner einen folhen
Mnfpruh BON Spfermutb unb gntfaz
gungsfraft itellt, tpie Der iournaliftiz
5de. Der Beruf bes pubIiaiften
gleidt benz Baume, Der ni1t fir iin
blubt uno sriint, bei1en Jruht unb
54atten INNER anbere genieBen.
90 iinb Generationen filler Mrbeiz
ter unb Diener am Worte babinae.
.gangen uno Die preHe lit INNER bDber
Iseipahfen. Nus benz geiTtigen unb
materiellen 2eben unferer 3eit l6Bt
fif Die 3eitung gar nidt mebr meg
benfen. Man fann fasen, bas gan3e
0ffentlihe Qeben Der gpohe lit auf
publiaitdt aufgebalt. Wnbre publi,
3itdt ober pirb beute falt ilir nod
burh Die prefe permitted, lebt nur
IN Der prefIe unb onr1 bic preie.
|GeIbit bic MiHenfhaft srfennt iie
heute als Otn ebenbiirtigeii iiinaeren
9rnoer an, Der ihre @eifttsfdGbe tn
|G6eibemiin3e umprdgt uno III Ser.
isbr bringt. PIE 3eitung tpirfi ols Bic
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equitable atfr Anurnnre
4prtetN.

gu benz We9fel in Der &ontrone
iiber Die equitable 2ife MHurance @os
eietp, neben Der glep Yort 2ife unO
Der Mutual 2ife eine Der grDbten 2es
bensperii9erunss @efeafdaften ber
Welt, tdnn man bic 9unberttaulenbe,
aus berenMntbeilen bas 0ermDgen Der
@eieaf6aft 472 Miuionen Dol@
lars iid 5uiammeniebt. nur be-
sliidpiinfden. Die equitable tit cine
Nftiengeieu19aft. 8or bier Sabren
fam fie ilnter bic RontroIle Sbomas
s. 3pans, oes beriihtisten Netp WDr=
fer Milliondrs, @riinbers uno @roB=
fpefulanten. Damals fam es atpiz
iden ben beiben 9auptaftipnGren
Mleranber unb 9Dbe aa etnem Ron=
flift, Der bic 10 beriibnt geporbene
Mrmitrong-l -llnterfuhuns aur Jolge
bate. Das grsebntB bieIer Inter
fu1ung mar bic mpralil1e 8ernihs
tuns Meranbers unb 9pbes uno mdbz
renb Der allsemeinen gntriiitung iiber
bas 9reiben Der beiben gelana es
Rpan, bic 9pbei6en Mftien an fid3 au
bringen unD fid bamit Die 4pntroue
iiber bas Snititut gu ii9ern. Gr itente
Die llmpanblung Der Mftienaefellz
ibaft in elm auf allgemeiner @eaen-
feitisteit berubenoes 1nternebmen in
Qlusiiht unb iiberlieb bic Qeitunq brei
greubdnbern: @roper glepelanb, Gep.
Meitinsboufe nnb gfidter O'sBrien.
gieDelanD itarb, Weitinsbouie trat au.
rid un0 HDan iibernabm bic Qeitunu
Der @eiellfdaft, St botte anfAeinenb
aebofft, bic @elber Der @efeufhaft fir
feline fOnitisen finansiellen llnternebz
mungen fliifiig MAIDEN 3u fDnnen.
aber barin 1ah er iid setdu1ebt. Maon
pabte ibnl 3u fharf auf bic ssinaer
llnb ba er fir llnternebmnnsen. bon
benen er fh ni9t anriid3ieben fonnte
srobe aapitalien brau1te, fab er iitb
ge5toungea, bic Mftien Der EQUITABLE
fir bic et feineraeit, Inn ieinerl Rons
flrrenten 9arrilnarl aug benz syelot
al inlaben, eirlen unberbGItniRmGRiu
boben Mfeis seaablt battle, absuffDRscns.
Gein gerfprehen. bic MttienaeieIls
fddft il ein gegenfeitigfeitsnnterneh.
men ut15uiDanbeln, bot gfbnn urer.
fiint glafen. Ob 5ein Ma9folatr III
0er 2dtung berl lgefeIliddft, pierpont
Morgnn, ben plnn iDieberaufne6me,r
pirb, mub dbgetpnrtst tuerben. cber
|itbenfalls III bic equitable unttr iei,
ner aOntroLle beiier aufseboben, oIs
uttst ntr RontrOllt bes Wiroten Shos
mas JOrtune Rbdn. (M) 81. M
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fonal, erH neuerbings nit Dem Gau
ber @hienelipege in Der aiiotif1en
9iirfei iteigert 1id bie Bebeutunq
Mleppos nieber. Wielseipunben iteigt
bon Mleranbrette bic Gtr1Be i'm 9ei-1
|ionpaB, auf bsnl ssSbrnbinl pojdd,
Der geipaltise 6obn Mehmeh NIisl
BON Nesppten, ben Sise iiber Die 9iirs'
len getpann, Der ibm ben Meg nam
Rilitien Dffnete, ben nod benz Waeer
su iteil obfallenben Mmanusbagb em=
TOR unb erreiht bonn bur9 bic Gbene
BON Mntiohien lanbeinpGrts glleppo.
SEPT ion auh Die 8asbabbabn biefer
Qinie fnlgen, mos nnr nit 6ilfe BON
Sablreihen Eunnels gefheben fann.,
Nab ben jebieen ghmadunaen
fpirb bic Bagbabbabn bon Noana aus
aum Meer laufen, ben fdmaIen Rii=
itenIaum benuben. auf benz sSffos
lieet. no 9lleranber ben Dorius
fnlug, unb bann ben .Mmanus BON
Mleranbrette aus iiberiteisen. Die
Shnierisfeiten bes Mufftiess perben
groBe unb febr foitfpielise aunitbdus
ten erforberlib maiden.
Sir bas ottomanifhe Reib lit es
BON auberorbentliher 8ebeutung,
penn bic neue 2inie Mleppo erreibt.
9amit 1T bann Elm ununterbrohener
S4ienenfpeg BON Der 9auptitabt bis
nod Oamastus sefaaffen, Der feine
JortieBuns in Der Sebfhasbahn fin=
bet, bic ourd bic Sbatfraft Meibner
Baf9as, Der iebt in ben Oienit Der
8agbabbabn tritt, biz in bic NGbe
Der beilisen 5tdbte bes Sslams fortz
gefiibrt porben 1T. Meit poneinanber
entlesene Sbeile bes sroben Rei9es
iinb bann einanoer ndber sebrndt unb
bic Staatsgepalt pirb geitdrft, ba iie
fid fdnen milttdrif6 in propin5en
betbdtieen fann. bic bisber erit nu1
Wo6en gu erreihen pdren. 9em5an-
eel lit es btnoerlih, oaB umlabungen
erforberlid iinb, Da bic fiiblthen
5treden eine gertnsere Spurtpeite,
als Die gasoaobabn beiiBen. Man
muB Bel bieier @elesenbett ipieber be-
tonen. boB es iih nibt um Elm beut=
fHes, ionbern Inn Elm ottomdrii1es
unternebmen banbelt. Wenn audi in
Der 8agoabbabn @efenf9aft oeut=
ides aapital in berporraeenbem
Mabe betbeiltgt lit. 10 bleibt bic 9ez
fellf4aft bod cine ottomaniide, unb
Der 8ou f0roert in aIereriter 2inie
ottomanifde Sntereien. Oeut16lanb
fest. ipie mir Ihon oft oussefiibrt ba=
ben, teine politii6en etsenniibigen
3tpede in Uoroeraiien. es iuat bort
nur cine 8etbdtigune feines 8apitals
feiner Snouitrie uno feines 6anbels.
Dab oaburd 5uslei6 Die 8raft bes
ottomanii6en Studtsseitdrtt pirb,
pie es BEL oene 8obnbauten seihiebt,
niro in Oeutf6lanb freubig beoriBt,
oieier 9runo seniigt aber nibt, um
Die 8eroddtigungen gu re9tfertigen,
benen uniere friebiihe arbelt felt
Sabren aus9efeBt lit.