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The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-19

On the First Ward alleys last night
in the Church League, Clinton Hill Ec
feated the First German Five. This
scores:
Clinton Hill-C. Merreli. 14s, 10. lag;
W. Ford. 147. 146. 1o9; b. MerreIl. 1o9,
13l. 1856: H. Miles, 40, 49, i16; H. Le
Tourette, 1se. III. 22l. Toeals, IA. 555,
al.
First German-Staehle, 1fs. 80; A.
Schmidt, 119, Isl, 1872; A. The1rer, 49,
155. 167; G.. Schmidt. 147. 49,, ZIG: H
Fritche. ZIG, 1877. Ill; w. Buss. los. To
tails, ss4. s7s. ssl.
The West Ends by scoring q triple
victory last nighl against the Indians.
in the Newark League. succeeded in
establishing a triple tie for second
place with the First Wards n the
Kruegers. The Roseviiles are leading
the league, having won six games
without sustaining a single defeat. 50
far. and the Indians are occupying q
second division berth as the result or
their triple defeat at the hands OF the
West Ends. The pinning was only fair.
but all of the games were close. the
winning team having an advantage OF
9, 3 and 80 pins in the three games.
Lee Johns and Weingarth meet TO-
night on the oxford alleys in a Greater
New York and Intercity match.
Lee Johns defeated Eddie Moran de-
cisively at Paterson last night, the best
that the Pa~tersonians could do being
TO tie the local bowler in two of the
games. Owing to the two games which
resulted in draws the series went eight
games. The second half of the match
will be rolled on Tuesday afternoon on
the Oxford drives.
That LOSS of the Rosevilles in the
New Jersey national last night Is the
first '.thousand'' score in the tourney
/ this year. Watch for others.
Tonight's games in the New jersey
national tourney on the Tuxedo alleys
win bring together the Suburban.
Siowa and Jersey City teams.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-19

Bet Dick Armstrong, the
printer, couldn't do it.
Cruelty to Animals.
1t is said that action
will be taken against
Joe Farrell for cruelty
to animals. Farrell is
teasing Frank Tuite's
goat"
Their Hands Full.
Sam Crawford and Ty
Cobb We're discussing a
certain Detroit brewery.
ITS a great place to
work." said Sam, they
give all of their men free
beer"
Gee said Cobb, they
must have their hands
full all the time."-Ex-
change
Canpon's Managerial
Duties.
Uncle Joe Cannon now
owns the controlling in
terest in a baseball club
as well as in the House
of Representatives. Be-
tween the two he will be
a busy man. manager.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-19
:: 9: !: the BOOSTER :: q: =: {.
n j. NOVEMBER 10, 1903. ONE PAGE THAT'S ENOUGH.
The Difference.

The Difference.
One of our reporters re-
ceives love missives, he
claims. He read one to
us. We think it is a
missile.
Ask George.
Ask George McDermit,
manager of the American
Music Hall, why he's
wearing a broad smile
these days.
Milking Experience.
Where did you learn
asked the manager of a
s~portsman's show to a
girl who had answered
an advertisement for a
milkmaid.
I'm a correspondence
school," came the conf
dent reply.
How sad!.
]. Gould says that he
has often said worse
things than "eeh-yah,"
but no one ever used his
face for an advertisement
in a trolley car.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-19
CHANCE FOR WOMEN
BASKETBALL PLAYERS,

The Swastika basketball team. of
Cornwall. n. Y. a first-class women's
team, would like to arrange games with
all women teams in and around New
York and New Jersey. Will travel to
opponents court or play on home court
at Cornwall. n. Y. All ladies' teams
wishing a good game should write to
Thomas Dunagan, Cornwall. Orange
county, N. Y.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-19
TWO NEWARK BOYS In Big
FOOTBALL GAME TOMORROW

Two Newark boys-Captain Leslie,
who will play fullback, and Alverson,
who will AXE care Of left tackie--will
strive for Rutgers On the gridiron
against the Stevens Institute football
eleven at Castle Point, Hoboken, to-
morrow. Stevens has been working
hard for the game, having cancelled a
game with another team in order to be
in tip-top condition for the big contest
The Rutgers boys realize that the team
will have a hard tussle to win.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-19
FOR STAR
HEAD-P|A TOURNEY
NOW POURING IN
Johns and Weingarth Bowl To-
night-Triple Tie for Second
Place in Newark League.
RoseyiIIes Roll First Score
Over 1000.
BY BERT lodge
. NTRIES are already beginning TO
come in for the STARS head
- min tournament. It's no new

-.
eIhlhs are aHeaoy pssInnihs "
come IN LOT the 1Ahs hre
pin tournament. is no NJ
tnlhg now 10 ene oo"lns iahs. nss
became very Wen acqualnted WIN 1nS
game last season . theg hheu -
lney nan Win oehsnl uhe ehance -
compete IN ahotner tournamenl ier me
Dries that nave pten ohereo py 'no
SlAh,
The fact that there are to be SIX ih-
dividual prizes this year 10 regarded as
a welcome innovation A good bowler
on a team that, because OF the inferior
work of some other OF tbs
quintet, is unable to finish well up -
the race, need not be penallzeo. II M
individual effort Is good enough TO earn
him a prize he VIII get H.
In the that IS TO start
next month on the lroquols alleys
there are 10 be SIX Individual prizes
The bowler who makes the best SEQ
will receive $40. The nve BOWERS VINO
rank next In order VIII each get 80
As team prizes the STAR mas oncrea
s2s to the quintet making the pest
score, n $40 10 the team making tue
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-19
MONTCLAIR ACADEMY PLAYS
MONTCLAIR HIGH SCHOOL.

A football game that is attracting a
great deal of local interest is the con-
test that Is on tomorrow's card between
the Montclair High eleven and the
Montclair Military Academy's football
warriors. The two Montclair teams are
great rivals and the game Is the one
topic Of conversation INDUCED in by the
students at both Of the institutions.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-19
YALE SHOULD BE-
WINNER over THE
CRIMSON ELEVEN
Eli Has Better Backfeld and
Just as Good a Line as Har-
ward Boasts-Great Feature
of Game Should Be Minot
Battle.
FTER h e T
"A e c lent

a FTER h e r
~ e x c e | lent
s h o W | &
against Princeton
| a Saturday,
Yale is the favor
lite over. her great
est rival, : Har-
ward. for the big
gest battle of the
year at Cambridge
tomorrow. 1t will
decide the cham
pionship of the
gridiron for the
season of 1909
Neither of the
teams HAS beer
defeated, but the
Crimson has beer
scored upon twice,
while the Blue has
never even beer
in danger. Critics
are comparing
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-19
HIMMHLBERGE WINS.

Cohen and Feind will clash in the
Tuxedo handicap billiard tourney to-
night.
Charley Himmelberger continued his
winning streak last night and easily
ran away from Fovgner, who had a
handicap Of Is. The Anal score read 200
for Himmelberger to Is for Fousner.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-19
MARSHALL AND SHOWALTER
PLAY NJ DRAW.

LEXINGTON. KY, Nov. 1s.-The
chess game last night between j. W.
Showalter and Frank J. Marshall. in
the American championship series. re-
suited in a draw after sixty-one moves.
OF the sever games played Marshall
has won three. Showalter one and three
were drawn
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-19
Did Y.u,
See the SNOW today
The Telephone Again.

Talking about improve
ment In the telephone
service, let us tell you a
story. Mrs. Answell
called her better half at
this office the other day.
After waiting fifteen
minutes for the call she
heard a "hello." on the
other end. rs Mr.. Ans
well there?" asked she.
mo. this is the Jail.
came the reply. We felt
c~omplimented when we
heard this, but we can't
say the same about the
telephone service.
Our Wager.
While the wind was
blowing a mile a minute
the other noon we We're
delighted to see a steel
worker doing a Marathon
on the top beams of the
rising skeleton of the
new Fireman's building.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-19
Major Leagues Have Options on
Every Promising Man in
Small Leagues.
NEW YORK, Nov. /.

NEW YORK, Nov. 10.
"a ECAUSE of the unprecedented &C
h tivity of the major league ball
clubs In drafting untried players
for next season it is reported that If
| these clubs retain all the men they
have purchased there will be a serious
dearth of competent talent in the minor
leagues. The scouts employed by the
American and National league clubs
have obtained options on the services
of practically every high class player
in every minor league club, some of the
big league clubs having as many as
ffty-fve and sixty men to try out in
the early practise next spring. Never
before has there been such keen rivalry
for high class baseball talent, and the
effect will be shown in the amounts
spent by the big league clubs for new
men,. Before this season 1t was be-
neved that a magnate who spent as
much as $40, 5000 for untried players was
rash, but this year several of the clubs
have exceeded $50. 600.
Chubby Charley Murphy. of the
Chicago Cubs, will not have a sin
gle player tina will hold out for more
money next season as they have all
signed for the coming season except
ing Three Fingered" Brown, and he
will join the fold before long.
Manager George Stallings will have
just about as many players to pick
from at the start of the coming sea-
son as he did at the start of last sea-
son.
Gardner will probably be the man to
hold down the middle sack for the
Highlanders next season, as he showed
class at thai bag when heAwas brought
back from Jersey City near the close
of the season.
Walter johnson, the wonderful Wash
ington young pitcher. will be back in
the game in frst-class form next sea-
son. 1t was reported during this sea
son that he had hurt his arm and
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-19
PRINCETON SCRUBS TO
PLAY STEVENS ELEVEN.

A football game has been arranged
between the Princeton scrubs and
Stevens Institute. 1t will be played
at Ashland Oval, East Orange, Satur-
day, November q.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-19

80 &Aa&
team.
Wheat, the young outfielder picked
up by scout. Larry Sutton. OF the
Brooklyn team, is a very fast man,
He was fourth in batting in the Ma
tional League with a percentage OF
$40 for twenty-six games.
Pitcher Jack Chesbro, who was sold
to the Boston Americans late in this
season by Manager George Stallings,
of the New York Highlanders, will go
South with that team this spring and
will try to get back to his old form.
Pitcher Jesse Tannehill. of the Chi
cago Americans, did not injure his
pitching arm by a fall, as it was re-
ported, and ne will appear with the
White Sox again next season.
The strike-out record for the past
season is held by Nap Rucker. of the
Brooklyn club. He made sixteen of the
st. Louis players do the whip act in one
game.
Owner Comiskey denies the report
that Lee Tannehill will be sold.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-19

Now that Hugh Duffy is to manage
the White Sox next season. Blackburn
will he the regular shortstop of that
team.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-19
DEARTH OF GOOD PLAYERS in MINORS

would not be back in the game again
next season.
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-19

Walter johnson. the wonderful Wash
ington young pitcher. will be back In
the game in hrst-class form next sea
son. 1t was reported during this sea
son that he had hurt his arm and
The Newark star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1909, 1909-11-19
High Hopes for Billings,
Sydney 5. Toman and
Venus'S Pride.
BY WALTER E. ERLER.

XKYHILE none Of the first foals of
!" Axum. premier stallion at Geo.
Stengel's Elkwood Park Farm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-13
0lnticboc inter Gbineicn.

Sar 0runcisco, #. Gou. -
Ter Gbinelc Gin Song 6oof, ein Slll-
0citellter III elmer SpielboQe al Der
&nrriion.S troBe. 3u Soflnl0, muroe
beute frilb olf leinem @ege an iein
C%ogepert BON cinem onoeren Chine.
len nicoergeid)oiien unb tootIid Der.
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On Did 2)lt.C long" -aricg9, ,uelfer
bier Dor ctlid)cn Sagcn Oltrfl bic
6llldlt Scr @ottin zines III Der On
3lid- 6oftion gcborigen Gbincien nit
nit einem Witglico Der Gee Gong
6uftiolt nuSbrnd. @eItern glbeno
wuroeu jluei on6cre MGHner in Sol
&c oieicr Gebbc cridoiien ooriinter
eill GoiliiIt OcS iungirenben dlincIi-
id)ell aouiulS. Gie EoIijci iiirdtct,
Dob lid Die Seboc AM Denod)bnrtcll
ailltcnitdote perbrcitcn luirb. Ytcb-
rerc Serbnitlungen iiI,o porgcnolI-
men luorocn.
Snftbeiellc inn gcgcn Gong Sing
.Gbong. Sefretdr ser dineiiidcn ,Srei-
ntnilrer mo Te6ofteur zines d)i1lcli.
idcn 9lottcs, iolpic oegeli Gee Song
Sn &roiioent Der On Did 5oftion,
ali5geIteGt lporoeti.
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obel geidil0ert. SonlcS, meI6er aus
Gem Suoen Itammte, iol Dor ieinem
Eooe erfl0rt boben, Sri. 8eIlcD lei
crit nod cincm Oeipcrotcm Sample
pcrgcDoltigt uu0 ermoroet nor6en,
Scr S6eriif mar 81 Stlmoeu lang
nit Dem @eiangcncn oni Der 6Il,dt.
Militdr 5u &iIfe.
Gbicngo, If. Hopcm6er. -
@ouperneiIr 0cncen erlieB bette
4bello 9efcbL flint Sruppen Iilii
rad Cairo 81 ic1Ocn, I'M BORT Orb
1un9 5l ihoffen. Sheriif 0aoi$
meIoctc Dem Stoatsobcrboupt I'M II
llhr, OoB Gin Mob ooS @efGngniB in
Cairo beItiirmte unb Die Jreitpiaigen
Ter Staot iif meigerterL ibm 9iilit
~ leiiten.
Rod Gin 2nn6 q e rid,t.
Cairo, ST., #. 9topember. -
@curp SeI6ncr, ciu @ciBer, Der ieinc
6rou I'M lesten GlIguit ermoroete,
bclltc Nbcno qelpnht. Ter
Mob eritiirnrtc Ooa @ciGugniB trob
alicr @egcnue6r.
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Staet Baltimore.

So6rcS-& NJ Scr
rel. 5ionSgemcino {. - We-
tern gbeno fnno Die ,SobrCa Ser.
lomnlung Der 0eutid)cn rcformir.
ten 3ionSgentcin0e i'm SonntogS-
ihlllrnum Der Stride an Gbuic.St ctr.
mo Sorforo-NuenIte itdtt. Bur Ser.
lcplng gelaugten foIgcn0e SobreS-
berif)tc: bon Dem 8cmcinoes Sdab.
neilter i. u. @irth. BAG Witglieocr.
GinnnDlncn $327S4G, Nua0n6cll
$3127,31; pom 6rnrenpcrcin. Sd)ab-
meiiterin 6rnu eliinbctb Scid)t. 81
Wtltglieoer, G%imlobmcn $595.98,
Nr59dben $0S6.66; Sonntag9id)ul.
Sdosmeiiter Sdnrid) 8ittner, 2i5
Wtttglicber, ginlo6mcn SPOT 81,
AuSgaben $192.34; Sugenopercin,
Shoelneiiterin 5rnu &Gtbe Geil1-
bart, 80 Witglie0cr, G%inno6nteti
$970.5I Nusgnbcu $2l6.S1; 3ion9-
E-
llnterltiiBun9sperein, S%d)osnnciitcrill
6rnu Qua @erlad), 6S Wiit9Iieocr.
Gimrubn1ct $500, auSgoben $40.
Nnd &crlcilllg oieier gerid)te lullr.
Ocn iolgeloe airdelrGtbe crrp0blt
@eilrrid) Wfid)ef, 4. 2inoncr, !9cil,ridj
@ittner, Weo. @ebrbobn lrn0 @co.
Shnti0t nno OILS eriotnlolln ".
Shmiot.
Niles in Setter Orbnung
- Sin Gonlite Der @robgeidJrporencl,
oca September. 5ermins inipijirtc &C
itert Die ct. Worien.S touitrieihul;
uno fonrite nod Der e~rfolgten SSnipef.
tionstoir MIR @utes beridten. Cos
Snititut miro miilterboft pcruoltet.
Starb an Ylutperqif.
q. Sm @oibington : County,
Soipitnl 5u Sogerstonn lit Der &c
Sabre nlte FARMER 2ountoin gieeoer
ait 9lutpergiftltne %gcitorben. Seir
Shub bate feline 5erie muno ge.
moft nno oaoltrd) mar sic 9lutpcr.
giftung entltonoen.
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uS1hnc adltbarcr @ltcrn."

Sprocue G, N.=0, If. Noo. 1880
Gtc beioen Siin9lingc, iueld)c III Oct
letten Nnd)t 5tpii6cn 2DonS INTO bic.
Tiger Sto0t cincn Geriild) mndten.
Den GrpreBmnggon zines 3ugeS Der
o9teius ~2)ortcr Gentralbobn" az be.
rolbcn, bnben Der 8oli5ei gegeniibcr
Gin noIles @eitGnOniB obgelegt. sic
beiBcn Nrtbur Sdottner, Is Sabre
oft, uno @iainm rSll6o. II Sabre oft,
mo ltammen ans SpollS. Sdottner,
meld)er cin Gortbein bat, milroe crit
fiir5lid ntS Der Corrections Initolt
in Gln1iro eutloifcrL no er cincn
SoIttermin luc9cn eincS IN 2pon&
Ocriibten Gillbrll6$ in cillen Ga0e,l
ob9clellen bate. Slt60 folH gcrooc
ans Dem @efGlgniB BON 2DonS. no
CT 5cbn Gage megen Srunfenbeit III.
bottlrt gerueien ludr. Tie Gltern bel.
Der Silnglingc iouen ongeiebene uno
ohtbnre Sellte ieilt, aaein Die 9ur.
ihen gcltel ulS unuerbciicrlid). Die
Sebtcrcll crfldrelL lie bGttcu id)oil
5mcimol uorber oen ndmliden Not,t
5u9 jpIiden &Oono ulrO Sprocuie
iibertoItcn. j%c0eslnoI ieood) MIR @e.
0eltItGnoe pon geringcrclu NcrtGe &c,
rail6t. Seine brittle Ecrion ici oil
Dem llcbcrioIl scr ucrQongcncn Hod)t
bctbeiligt Gelucien. Die Siinglingt
morcn nid)t 6eluoiinet, ais lie Der
bnftet lullr0cn.
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GmtlaNcn nuO iOfurt luicOcr urrGaItct

SO lumbus, 8, II. Nopcnl6er,
- Clarendon Scnrp, bctonnt ais Der
,WIlieum.0 tcb," muroe belttG, oils er
nod eincm pieridbriacu Soittermin
Gus Dem 3uhtbauie entloiien moroen
mar, an Der Eiorte Der NnitoIt ouf&
9tcue perboitct mto DEM 9umOcS-
GpmniIiGr uor9eiiibrt. @r pCrbiiBtc
icineu biciigen Soittcrmin lpe8en
Gntlperoung cines wertbpollen Sc
r1GIoes aus elmer aunItgoucric III
Cincinnati. Sorber bate er ctlid)c
~leItene Miin5cn aus Dem 9%tntiOnol.
Mlticum in @aibin9ton geitoblcn
ri0 miro iif ictt BORT megen oicieS
Gic6itoDIa jlt perontluortcn bobelt.
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&crmiIdtc tclcgrapbiidc ScpcId)cn.

Sn Scottle, @oih., lit Nrtbur
George, wclhcr III BRIGHTON 8codJ
am Is. s. s. feline 9eihicocnc @ottill
crldoB. oeS WorbcS i'm crItcn @rooc
iibcrfilbrt iuor6c1 irn0 miro gum GoO
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Gicbjiihtcr, lpclde in 9oiin. @po.,
inter Der Nnflnge Dor @crid)t Itoll.
bcrL orei S6oipirtcn in Senilecp.
Gorntp Crnor0et 5l bnbenL lit oes
Moroe5 I'M criten @rooe idlulOig be.
iun0Cn morOen. 9(lrdI CT bat ous 60
OealutbeiI 5lt gemGrtigen Die iibri,
gen N%ngctlngten ieben nod ibrcll
Trojciieu cntgcgelt.
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Nbltcdjer nadl Connecticut.

@oigiu0tom :. s., If. NoU
- YrGiioent Goit biclt bcute cill
9icoe por Der bier togcnocn .2ap.
mcnI'H Miiiionorp Society" mo reiit(
nm $50 NohmittogS iibcr ole &cnil.
iploonio 9obn nod &artfcrO mn
MioOlctopn, Conn, ob. PIN Suni.
lag fe6rt CT bon BORT bierber jltriid.
Gr mod)t Die Reiie in ocm Yriuot.
Woa9on oMauflomer," melhcr Ocn1
rc1eImdBi8cn GyprcB5uac on9ebdngl
4rnr. .YrGiiOent Sbcrmon be.
glcitet Den &rGiiOcnten nod MioOlc.
tQmL mo 9ei0e morgen pom scr
NcSleponiifeu llniperiitGt Ocn Gof.
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rndl EbiloOcIpbio, INN mntcrpcgs &C.
iGiIic. &eaieruuasaeihdite rlit sun.
Coft 5l beipre6en.
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unfaae Ses Cages.
Sie6enid6riger ano6e fdGt pom 30
gen. - 6otte ii6 nit Spielfome.

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Son einem 9iermugen
lm gerannt.
Mn Ser Yrotts uno Siab.S tro6e
muroe 9eitcrn 2(benn Mug. Greomer
BON gtr. 30, Siio.Siob.S troBe, BON
einen ourd) Senro ". 2uomeier bon
9tr. 222. @elt.9o rre,S traBc, geleuS=
ten 6ll6rluerf Der o@lobe.9 rauerei"
ju Sooen gemoricn luto Ieiht Der.
Ic6t. Ter 6ubrmanu nuroe oilrdl
Den Yoli5iiten Nibel Uerboftet iulo
nod Der oitliden Nolijeiitation &c.
brodt, ieood ipGter bis 81 eincrn
bclltc itottfinoenOen Terb0r nod)
Stelliln9 bon 9iirgihnit luieoer elli-
loiicn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-13
Die @OrN1nac anf GNmaica.

Sal y II q to1, 9. s., If. 9top.
- 9nS Mctterbilrcolt, mcld)e& lonIt
tGgIid INSTRUMENTATION bon 9ing.
ton, &omoico, erb0lt, lit icit lcttenl
SumItng obnc Ntahri6t BON Der
lpeItinoiiden Sniel. dc ein5igc Gr.
tl1rung iii in Den 3citlun9SrneIouH.
gen cntboltcr. iucl6c bcio9en, OoB Die
Observation-Disclosures nit Somoicu III
folgc zines SrfonS 5llr 3cit unter.
brodlen iino. Gem Mcttcrbiireoll
iin0 feline Mornmngen non Dem Ser.
olllloben bon tropiiden Stiirmcn ats
onOeren ipcitiuoiihen Snicln 5uge-
0ongen. Gin Srtnn nuf Der SnIcl
fonnte mobl bic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
oitu1 ooieI6it 6eritort 6abcrL. bod
gloubt man ilidt, ooB ooourdl qua,
Ole untericfiide &obclleitllng gclittc.l
bn6en biirfte. Sn Mettcrbiireoll
neigt man c6er Der Nnnoblne hin,
ooB Elm Secbcben bic &ubeluerbin.
Dung 5eritort bat. Seine Gridiittc.
rungen bon irgcno mcId)cr @eocur
tullg iin6 ieOod) bon Dem Seismo-
gropbcn 0eS @cttcrbllreol5 rc0iItrirt
iuur0clt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-13
Sdymittcr SOo.


@crr Miuiom $. 9rcdt I'M grciiel
9llter BON - So6rcn uonl Sooc
ob6erufer. - @or longiGBrige5
NfitgIie0 ser nG'aciI @cieQ-
i6uit." - @irO morgen bcitut-
tet.
@ieoerum bat ser grinme Shnit.
ter 600 in Die Heibeu lmiercr oItelr
Geutihcu cine 2iidc geriiien, Serr
@iQiom $. @rcht lit geItern &ormit-
tog I llbr IN iciner @obmlng CIR.
100. Noro.S 6roeoer- StraBe, nud)
Recommendations Srantbeit I'M Nlter
BON - Snbrcn an oen Solgen Der
Nu95cbrurln1 innit cntlhlofen. Der
&ci6nom muroe I'M Sullie OeS @errn
Sobn ". 8ombcrgcr, Nr. t22, gtorO-
Sdroeocrs StroBc oufNebobrt, bon
no aus morgen &ornlittag 10 llbr
Die llcbcrfilbrunG Oc2 So0ten nab
Dem Baltimore 6ricOboie" erfolgen
miro. Cen SroucrgotteSoicnit miro
&oitor 5, &uttonop bon Der protes
itontiidcn Nietbooiitcu STRIDE al
Der Ode bon Foppletous mo @rott
StrdBe bolteu. Ter Gntihlummerte
Wur6c IN 0cutihIuuo ~Qeborcu mo
tam ais 12-idbri9cr &nobc nud) 9Ime-
rifo. Gr crIcrntc Ole @Grtncrei mo
etoblirte iid) lp6ter oIa Grocery
&1n0ler. Sm Soric ?tr. 100, 9toroz
Shroeoer.S troBe. betric6 CT in Oen
lcBtcn II Sobren Elm ilottgc6enoc1
@roccrps@cidGit. SlllBcr icincr @ot
tin iibcrlebt i'm elm @ruOer, SEER
&olia @rcd)t, Der in Stemmer3 9ilm
bel Baltimore onidiiig lit. Seit bic
len SoDrcn luor @crr 8red)t Elm ciiri
AcS Miit0lieO Der rS'&cil.@eieIl.
id)oft."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-13
Sin GhepnGr crlttft.

Mo bington, 3. =. If. 9tou.
I6oS. Mougont, GO Sabre alt,
luO iciuc 8ottin Morp mlrocn bclltc
9lbeito in Der Slide ibrcr @obmun8,
Mr. III 7. StroBc, Nd, crItift
ouigeinnbcn. Gin SllQlteit ioIl NOR
gtn ltottiinbclt, Inn icltjultcGclL OF
dcmeini6aftIidcr ScIbitmorO Dor
liCat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-13
SdlnlSia 6~efnubcu.

SmuGo, Hebr, #. Wouember.
Sn DEM Ero5eB eegen Die fiini
G%ngeflagten in Den Union Gncific.
Noltroubfolleii mirbe beute 9t6cnb
elm 8eroift abgegeben, peld)es Die
@efangenen in alien anflngepunften
iduloig erfl1rt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-13
Sruber Ses GrGiiOentcn E MOrbrrs
9Sul9us5 tUot.

N6cr0ccn 8nib. If. Mop. -
5ronf Gjol9oS5, 10 Sabre olt, oItc-
tier 9rllocr BON @cou G5olgoa5, mel
der Den Yr0iiocntcu Mcainlcp CT.
id,ob, lit am 0icnitag III ieincr @ob,
rIulg. III ciner polniid)cn aolonie,
Eobc bier, an eiucm @cr5lcioen sc,
lturbcn.