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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02

Sd)uab porgeiiibrt, iebod, nah &c.
5ablltng Der Soften mieoer entlalien,
uno i'm oitlifen Stotionsbauie hat
ten lid, wegen berielben anihuloi-
llng Der Is Sabre nlte 9ierf ,SpbiI
Gomelp BON Nr. 1884, S'Gonnell,
StruBe, mo Der 26 Sabre oltc 3beo-
bore }nclCci pom Nr. 24S, Nibemurlc.
Strabe, 3u perantmorten. griterer
iullroc bonn Hidter @orlono cntloi.
len, iu1brelo Sacl,cci nit 81 unb
Soften bcltraft muroc.
@ernhcimcr'S Gurncpul.
Ter Gurnepnl IN ben SG0en Der
@cbriiocr &crlbelnlcr al Der Sering.
ton. uno 6onetteItroBc, Ser am Sui.
better glbcu0 Itnttfanb, mar GuBCrit
5ablreih bcllldlt. Is miro angenoms
men. ouB lid, im&erlaufc beS Nbenos
10000 GerIoncn in Den gcnonnten
Saben einfunocn. Sieic fporcn ic.
hpd) nltr sum tIcilicren lhcilc mas.
firt. Zen critcn Ereis erhielt Sri.
Nina Bear, Die in Scr Srod)t zines
SllDrfncd)tS ans Dem -. Sobrhun
bert erid)icn. Gen ilpcitcn Nrcia cr.
hielt Sr. Soicpb Nlllfo bon Nr. 1912,
IiblunotNpcnIc, ser olS Snoinncr.
&duptliuN pcrfIcibct mar. 6rou
Grace Nec0 Don Nr. S22, Golumbio-
anenltc, crbielt nla .9crnbcimcr
8ran" oen oritteu Ercia. Nr. Nor.
rla Solbad), bon 9tr. ZIG, Noro-
GentrulsNpcmic, als nMcrrp @iomp"
Den piertcn mo Srou aotherina
1!!telenberg OILS Ole Dbiditc Srau" bcn
i"iitftcn Erci2. Is mar aud, Elm
Freia fiir oun oifitcn perflcioeten
Mom uS1eidlricbcn. ollcin ea funo
iid) feline 0ta5fc Gin. sic ais prciS.
milr0ia craftet pur0c. Merr ). :.
@oli, cin MftQlico Der 6irmo, per
tbeilte Die Ereiie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02
SonntagS=G orrrlponornt

Stc SpnntnAS' Mnsgabc bcs vScntidcn GcrrcIpunocntcu," Der
cn5'acn rein Scntihcn tasidrn 3citnug Baltimore, muS Der Gin.
saen Scntidrn 3ctmms in MarplanS, ,pclhc bn Scpeldeuoicut
Der rNNoeiirtcn Ereiic" bat, uro moracn, mic ~acu5bnid, reid nm
'HtrrrNantem Sciehoff icim. llnter Den Arhfcln nub G~r,abIuuacn be.
ttnDcn nd: ZION ncncn Scbcnsacbeimniicn," yNms Dem &amr9Sabn.
trico," Mod Giutges prm afen SeilmcSbcracr," Gas SubilGum
Der Sricfmarfc," vSdl6icr uno Sitter os aaiicrs," vSas pcrucd.
ictc 3D." yTcntide 2nfhtiif Ginicn," yGinc Gutbrduna i'm a1lner
Som," sic bcntfdc sitsiudt," vGin m,ntGscr Damn" r@ctcim,
niHc Der SrcmSsnfcsipn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02
Reconnaissance.

W. &ciTerf, 4O9-411W urb- 8ay.
Strafe, Der beitbefanntc bcntidc Tbp.
fusraph uiferirt nnr fir bicic ISOLDE:
Gin lebensgrukes Bib, in MqmareQ.
farbcn gemalt nnb bon bobcm Flint.
leriiden @ertbe, frei nit eincm
9utenb ieiner beiten Cabinets tnbien
fir $500. &esnIGrcr Yreis $4,000.
0nte Gabinet.Si $3.50 nno anf.
iuarts. @ersr0fernnsen BON alien
Siloern in alien Musfibrnnsen. Nae
Mrbeiten sarantirt. Mdten Sic ipe.
siell anf nmiercn Nameu nnb Sans.
nnmuter, 4O9-11 Rorb.Oag TT.
(Te3t31u5.1Sl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02
Rcujabr in bcn Standardization.

GrgotlIde llnterbaltung i'm @efGngs
nib. - IGnse, SauItf0mpic, Sit
hcus0 ctteiien mo ol1Scrc Velus
Itigungeu. Cine blumoriitiIfc
@eid)id)tc aus Dem 3udtbolts. -
gteocrin miirgte 3 Sudden nieoer,
6iir sic Slioiien oes StootgefdnG'
niiicS nabm nit Dem gcItrigcn Gage
I Die NerrIid)teit Scr SciertuQc ctu Gn'
Sc. |ou @eibnodten an lul1rocn
| ocnielbcn S%rcibeiten g~c!pdbrt, Die lie
lonit mGbrcuo oe5 Sobrcs nift bus
ben. &ett idnQt iuieoeriim ooS cl>ls
t6nige @eIonsniBlcbcn an. @eltcrn
fono oic ilblidJc &pritelltng Itatt, 81
meldcr iid bic @@. Gblpurb NaIne,
@iQiom Z. auopp, GOluur0 i. Dur
fc, @cor0c ~. 8riiiitb uno Sobn
&roumiacr, Wit9licocr Der @ci1nG'
ribbcb0r0e. ciniunocn. Tic Wfituir,
fcllocn bel Der %oritcnung morcn
ole 8efougenc, mo ca lit c%rItuullell$
mcrtb, 5l b%cobod)tcn, pcld)es lolcnt
lid IN Dem @eiGngnib b%ciinhet. Ger
Murociu Charles II. Soot bertrand
c., ciu pur5ilQlideS Erogromm 5l.
ionmcn 81 'tcllen. 8lauIcrportroge,
Winltrcl Noritclllrn1 @eiun0e. ionic
&unittGn5e, cin alldcls9SettelIetl nnH
mcbrcrc Wongc iluiId)en &lopficd).
tern mcdlicltcn NIT cinonbcr ob, Der.
idieocnc Wtitglicoer Der III bieicr No
dc IN Baltimore goltirenocn Sbeo
%tcrtruppcn luorcl 5ll9egen unO irell
ten iit ber5lid) iibcr Die bon Den Nc
aern c1tlpifeltc &mItfertigtCit in
Snn5en.
&m udthou@.
Gle SnIolicn bc3 9ud)tbouic$ e.
inncrten lid jeoeniaIls lcbbait ou
ran, bub lie nidt 3lrm &eraniigcr
nad) Der beiugten InItalt Nciono
muroeu. Sic muBtcn orbcitcn, mic
al ieoem onocren Gage. 0ic cinjig(
&ergiiniti3nl0, lueldc Den 2clltcr
dew1brt iullrbc, beItano horir, bul
lie bic 2cbcnSmittcI, pelfe lie pol
ibren Gerluonoten uulo 9efannter
crbieltcn. llcblt Der 3nd)tbausfoit q,
nicBen bilrfen. Sicier &orrotb mn
obcr I'M 3eitraum pom oreiBig ga
gen uer5ebrt mer6cn.
Cine erg0tlihe Heihidtc ipiclt
lid in &erhinoung hermit ub. @ar
bein @cplcr tbcilte 0cn ltcltcrr StrGi
llll8cn nit. 0aB lie pom eritcu ,So.
llllnr al feline 2ebcnSnlittel bon BE
fnnlltcn cnt9eAcnncbmeit biirfcn. 81
nc NcQcrin, nclde 0rei Sudden Sc
ldnperltcr Snrte crboltcn hdtte, Der
ltnlo, oaB 0tc Snd)cn rod Dem gtcu
labr nld)t nlebr acaclicn iucrocn Dir
len. Sic molte nbcr oie ld)oncn &u
hcn nid)t 5u 0rltnbc oehen loliel
mo az halt Die gnnSc @eld)id)te on
8cltcrl iuor lie frorlf, unb ols lie sc
Morocin nod Der m0olid)cn llriod,
hires llnmoblieinS hefrogtc. n1cint
lie nniu, Dab ihr inter l~lnlltGnOe'
Der SUDDEN lhiuar I'M Mo1cu licgc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02
Nas Mettcr.

6ilr Mnrplon0 mo hcn Iiitril
Columbia bcltte tlur lul0 lpuhrId)cin
lid olld) morDcll, milbc Semperntm
iiiolucItlidc @inoc.
Gie bod,te lcmperotur luur acitcr.
35 Broo I'M / llbr Nud)ntitto0S IN
Die nieorigitc 2G @rno nm 6 lib
Wtor9enS.
Sn oeu on6ercu 9lmbcS Mcttel
Wcobad)tlng3 Stntioncn ullrbcn s.
~iolgulocn niebrigiten temperature
pcricidnet: gnitport II, Eortlnn
IS, Bottom 26, Nlboun %, Ncu.Dol
26, Ebilooclpbio IS. NtIoutic Sit
~, @nlbingtcn 26, N%oriolf 81, Soi
icras 3S. G~borlciton 10. Sapoltnn
10, Sodlnnuille Is. ,Nlpitcr g. SIC
McIt 81, Itluirtn 80. MontNplucr
50, Nep'S r!cuns ~. TulcItinc Al
Corpus Gbrilti 56. Wicmphia 80, Sir
tinnnii 20, EittaburN Is, O~rcg
II, Buffalo 20. Glcpcldno is, &c
trpit fl, NIpcna 70. Mnroucttc III
@recn @oD 10. Chicago IT, Ilr
liltb ii, Ct. Foul 10. Ct. Qpiti
81, &onios Sin 20. Sn1obu 6, Sr
ron S, @iamord 10. S~ourc--lC
Nclclo o, Snlt cafe %. Ecnucr 1G
Nortb Elottc s, lobgc Sim II
Nnlorillo -, Cos 9lngrlc@ iG.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02
Srcb. gancrnid)miot's rMmerieam
Wrcmcrn". Gicre,

aus oeln auserlcicnitcn Sopicn uno
Ninl5 gebroui, fonlmen irjcuo mel.
den il1portirten gieren elaif,. Ger
feline Geihmnf INTO @ebolireiftbum
iprefen fir fifj ielbit. tpopon Sic it'd
ourd) cine Brobe Ieift iiber5eiisen
t6nnen. Site $1.00. grauerei i10l
lis 1928 Sincn.S traBe. Eel. 6. &
=. ct. VauI 36i. mo. gouruanb
1877 f0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02

itno SorrcIt.S troBc ucrnritultete ser
@cion9uerein .N'elooic"l gcitern
Nbeno cine GeuinGrsieier nit @ci5-
rotta bcI6ccruIq, nll mclhcr Die of
tlpcn mo pniiipen Witglicocr oes
Nerelna nit lhrcn Tnmilicn tbeii-
nnhnncl. Inter ciltcm biibiden
gScibnodJtSboum puroen 5ullGd)it
Die ainoer Der Mfitglieoer nit 3lldcr.
tuuaren etc. bcid)enft, rpGbrcno oic
Nfttpcn bes &creins untcr Seitllna
bon Trof. i. &ornllts Die Gborc
vSttac Natt". .Sng ,ocs Scrrn"
itno oMein Sice" sum &ertrno brad,
ten. Nod Der 9cid)cerurlN iolgtc ein
acniitblideS Son5frGmhcn. III lpcl.
denl Troi. @oaner's Srd)citcr sic
Whtlif l%iefcrtc. ltntcr bcit Sr0blid,cn.
lpclfc an Der Gcicr tbcilnahncn, be.
fnllo lid) &crr Nrcb. Gimbod,, cia
sanger Der nMclooic". Der Ioeben
Don ldn9crcr &rdlifbclt oclleicn lit.
Sic arrangements fir oic Scitlid)feit
iparcn Don oen 6errcn Snfob mo
Sobn Mics. Near Shrcd. 8cpra No.
acl uno Charles aiibneiicn a"ctroifcn
luorocn
q hmci5er Dn6 Glub,"
Ter .SdhpeiScr DoC-Glub" BON
Siablanntomn 0nb acitern Nbcno III
,3inmernonn'S SoQe all Ser 8. uib
GillonsS truBc ieincn Mitalieoern
einc Ncliiohrs. ltnterboltung. ,peltc
iid) onrd 8eniithlidtcit nno foitli.
Dies Nmiiicnncnt o%llsieihnctc. Ser
Noolf Croft bieb Ole Grihicncncll
iuillfonmlcn nnb biclt ounlt cine Mn.
iprafe iibcr Meibnod)tcn n,o 9tcu.
iobr III Der idloncn Shipei,. lueId,c
NIT 0roBcm Ncifall mlfgcilommc!,
imirbc. Hud)hem Scrr Troa gecnhet
bette. iatg boS vSdnpei3cr Sober,
Nudrtctt", 5niamnlcngcictt aus bcll
Scrrcn 9lfrcb 6ltnte1spergcr, len.
uno inn, Nlirco 3iirrer uilb slboIf
Grou, nleDrerc hiibide SdrreiScr Gle
ocr, iino bntlt iolgtc bns Snllptner,
anii0elt, ein 5dn5delt. 5ii Dem Yroi.
". Minfler'5 Srd)eiter liiitigc Wei.
len crflinaen lies. Gas Irranecs
mellts Gonitc fin bie sSeier beitono
olt3 Den &erren Sillilis mo @arl
Ountcnsperaer. @aItcr Mor9ciltba.
Ter unb Sermann aieslillg.
Sn Eli @nltimorc.
Sn Sit.9nlttntore rpiirocn in Der
M~euiubrsnatt berboltnibmdbig me.
nise 9erbaftungen norsenommen.
trosoem fle;bis eeid)oiieit wuroe.
@egen SAiebens apurbe Der 10 Sabre
dIte elmer areioer bon Rr. 1913.
Hor6.M o,ttforo Apcnne, IN Der norb.
nitlifen GnlisciIfntipn oert 6idltcr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02

Mud IN VbiIaoeIpbio
perlongt. - Ger TOR einigen "a.
gen ~nerhnitetc Ginbred)er Sorrn
McperS. ODER lpie icin rid)tiscr Gonlc
Ut, samuel Hoicnbcrq. miro oi,d,
IN Ebilooelpbin lucgen Ginbrud,s
mo Slebltabls bon &aoreu inl Be
TRACE bon 5000 BON Sppenbcimer
II. go, Nelp Morfct.S trobc, perlonat
nno bat Geteftip @oson Dol, IbiIo-
oelpbia eiicn@ crboitSbeiebl ans 9hi.
laoelpbla mitgebrod)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02

3nr Giiicptt Gitp 2atu.
rropbc. - Gos Nciinocn ocr bel
Dem llntoa i'll @aicott Gitp Berries.
ten ut Den letten Hadridtcn 5ltiolae
cit Den llmltdlt0cn nud) iehr s%ufrie.
oenltellcnoes. SM Dem 3uItanbe bcs
om ld)lrcrIten pcriurnoctcn Srn. @nl.
". Noll mar gcltern einc entidieoene
McnonnI sum Geiicren cingetreteu.
Ter Ncger Sanpoob, bel o,iicn Ser.
Dor lid) Die &utoitrophc creianctc.
miroc GcItcrn nod Dem S0oipitul 0ca
Stnotacf0nanilIeS ilbcrfiihrt. Oa feline
SerlcBungen, iuerul olld) nid)t gcf1br
lld)er Natltr, bod dr5tlide 0ebuno.
lung r%crlon9cn.
Sm Nnaci Of bcS So0cS.
Eoli5eirid)ter @ooen pon1 lucIt-
lld)en Eoli5eioiltrift nobm inn llnipcr.
litltS. Solpital Die gntentortem Gr.
t!drnn9 beS BORT in fritiid)cm ;3i,-
ltnuoc oornieoer licgcllocn Negcrs 6.
Sonta, Nr. 626 G%omocnitr., entgc.
gen. IN lcincr slltSingc ~bciduloigt
"nnfS Die Acgerin ,S,ulia Eratt bon
Nr. 4i2, MoricnItrobc, i'm am %.
Noncmbcr NIT eineni Mclicr gcitodlcn
81 bdbcn. Gic Yratt, mcld,c mad,
Stellnha bon 9iirgifnit ollf freicll
Tilb aeiest mar, ipurbc Tonneritoa
Mor9en crneltt uerbuftct ilno obre
3lloiInna bon 9iirald,oit bis III eli.
llcm anf Den 80. Sunuur fc~itgciettell
%erbor ie~ItgcbaIten. Giieriud)t oeS
Maod)cns iol ben 8rimo 1T Der Ste.
tcrei gcgeben babcn. 0onts muroc
om Gonncritoe opcrirt; icin ;3l,Itono
mar geltcrn. Nadrid)t ans Dem SO.
lpital Sufolgc, ctluas acbciicrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02
Sobn &. 9aufmon, noroliher, unb
Charles s. Gapis, iiioIifer.
9erhGngnifppac Sdicferci.

Gin muoriihtiger SdleBbo!o oerlebt
in ser Splpeiter.gtudjt filnf Ser
ionen IN Sits9a!timorc. - Sdor
ulls elmer ounfiet @uiic berpor.
49, Seine Ser &ernunoumgcn &C.
idbrlif.
Gi,ten pcrbungni6poQcn gu5eonB
bate cine Observation-Disclosures. nelde
Iid) Gin llnbefamter IN elmer fleinen
8alie ncbcn Sreoerid Gangs Wirtb-
ihaft, Nr. 220, 2urcon.Alep, l~eiitetc.
9fid)t meniger oils fiini Eerioncrt, Die
olli bcn Ercppcn Der SGuier Hr. 204
rno POS, Siio.G beiteritr., itonocn,
pltroen bon Hepolperfu9cln getroi.
len. Gic @erlebten iino:
6rol a~otborinu Sfymibt, bon Nr.
POI, Siio-Gbeitcr Str, iiber benz
rcdItcn sluge mo am linfcn 9(rm;
Sri. &otborinc Shmibt, rs Sabre
aft, bon 9tr. POI, Siio.GbcitcritroBe,
on Ser Stirne uno iibcr Dem Iinfcn
Nllgc;
Gillian Shmibt, 8 Sabre u!t, bon
Mr. POI. Siio-GbciteritruBc, on Ser
Stirnc mo I'M Munb;
Charles @agner. 10 Sabre olt, ser
in Der ShmiotiGcn @obn,ln9 10.
0irt, an Der Sbcrlippe uno @rllit;
Srcoerid @iebc, Don Nr. 1913.
Coughs troBc, Der ouf Der Sreppe
bes SoiieS 9tr. POS, Siio.G6cItcritr.,
Itano, ilber Dem redten Chr.
&crr Charles ). &ummpno, bon
Or. Dos, Siib.Gbciteritr., modtc Der
EoIi5ci Negcniibcr Die Ingobc. oub
er gciebenL pic sic Sd)iiiic obgcfeucrt
mrrbcu. bnB CT ubcr bel Ser herr
lteloen lmfcIbcit ocn Sfiiben
nid)t hobc crfcnncn fonncn. Ser Set
tore babe Die 6llld)t crgriffcn, nod)
Dem or gcicbcn iuo3 er ongeridtet
bate.
Ite %crlctten lpurocn und) ser
Ipotbetc BON u. =. 2orcauc, gtr.
20i0, SittErott.S Str, 9cbrud)t uno
BORT oltrd) 81. Nrtbnr Ncbb, bon Nr.
2Ol1, Sit-Trnttitr.. ucrbunben. Ger
grjt %conltotirtc. OoG feline Der Ser
lcblnlHcn crnitlid)e Nplgen ba6en
miro. Gie lfluerite &crlcBu,0 truQ
6rou Sd,nliot 0opol1. mo ihr 3opi
luar 0cltcrn 10 pcrbmlocn, oa6 lie
foilll ans Dem red)tcll slilae ichcn
fonntc. Sic Eoli5ci ocs oitlid)cn ii.
l~trifta lette gcitern ulc Ncbcl IN &c
lpe1llIlG, nm Den Shiiben a,tsfin0io
81 mddlelt iebod) obnc Griolg.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02

SabeuS GorpnS Terfot
rem. Ger friiherc aoiiircr sc,
@onf III Mcd,onicspinc. Wio.. iuclte
am Wfittipod iucgcn nll0cblidcr I'm
terlhlagnltg bon @clbcrll prrhoitc.
mltroc, lit bilrdl ein @obcos Corpus
Ter'obrcn hilrd) Nittcr Cams al,
frelen Sub aeIeBt lpororu.
2es Morocs bciduloiot
Tie Ietcftius gtfinion nnb N(rm
Itrorlg perbaftctcn oen 9teger Sobr
Sepls. alias Sobn 2eruis @lunf. olt
Der @oferltr s4blaoeItellc, Der il
Hlhmono, ga, Dor icd$ ,Nobrcn ci
men anbcrcn 9teper ermoroetc. &c
Neger gcitouo ber Moro ci1 uni
mhroc geiiern iladI Tid,u1olro oboc
fiibrt.
Sonit cine itallentihe
Wtllo. - 6rdu 9eiiie so. Noberts
bat bon Sames G. Galouen rno Sc
ter :. 8eritin9 ben 20 Slider orpbe
sanoIie all Der HoDing Ioob, etnt
MeiIe iiiblih bon Gotpnsuine, an
Der cine iialieniidc @iao nit q
3innmrrn iicht. fir $4,000 aefnift
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02

@erbdItntbm1bie - aobn
(alS Der aeIner Die sipei Nienniee
grinfaelb idief anihaiit) J. Mas iuol.
len sc. Der IotbidiIo ipiro geben il.
benz Safe q Worf aIs arinfgeIb. =
ldaien Se, tuos bin id ba DerhGIt.
nt6indbig Dor q adpaIieri~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-01-02
9as rotbe Su6
--Scs-
,,Gorrciponbenten"

men nnh u~ncutgeltlidy an jeoeu Nbpr
ncntcn frci abgcliefrrt, Gus 8nd) /
nid;t III f%anfcu. TulacnS tit Ct
tbcilpciics @cr5cidnif brs Snbalts
@ep0Ifcrung Scr Gr0thcile.
@iir8crrcdlt 5t crlan8en.
0unocs . ginmon0erung5 9ebor0c
Gbronf Scr GobeSfGlle Don Gultife
in Baltimore III 1908.
GongrcB Der Ser. Stuotcu.
Coroner ser Stubt.
Giitrifte, Sc8iSlutllr mo StaotratI
Gilentbllm 0altimorc'S.
giupuu0erungs 9eboroe, gmoes
gnod Gratt 5rcibibIiothef
Seicrtnse, gcieslide III Warplano.
SetcrtpCbr Statlonen.
SlGhcninbnIt BON Baltimore.
@criftc, WorDlono.
@ertdtc, 9unoeS.
@cICbac6ung pom Murplanb.
@eiinbbeits .2oroeiuc.
@ollucrnellrc bon Oturplun0.
SnIpeftoren bon &ll6iidncn.
Snipettorcn bon MGrftcn.
Sn'peftoren BON Nildl.
aoiier. Nibildlm in Wicr.
&%olenbarillnl fir 1909.
Iod)ldlllcn.
ariminol .Yrp5eiic.
2iccn5en, StaatS.
2icen5cn, itGotiidyc.
Sincoln, Mhrdbam.
Mapors bon Baltimore.
Tr1iiocnten Der Ser. Stootert.
Eoli5einlnd)t bon Baltimore.
Tpli5eirifter Don Baltimore
Eoli5ci.S tntionSbGuicr.
&cihtblm Der Iotionen.
Heli9ions.S totiitif.
He9iliration in 1908.
Ncttrnl aus Seenotb.
Stnatsbcolrtc mo 'Ncborbcn.
Stootilfe Seamtc mn 9cbGrDcn.
Sdlillen. 9lhenb.
SdJulcn, Acr6tc.
SdllerL SonbicrtiAtcii.
Shltlcn, Sod.
Sd)ltlcn, @Grterimlcn
StraBcn6abncn in Baltimore.
Stcrbeboiis in Baltimore.
Sicf inter Der grbc.
&otlum liir anlciben.
%otitln iiir Gongrcb.
Sotum iiir HrGiiocnt.
%otllm iiir Moblm1mer.
Termilliann8cu, itdotiide.
Wdhlen in 1909.
Woblprc}iuttc IN Baltimore.
@aiiermietbc fir @obnb1lricr.
WcibnoftSlieb.
@obcr I'M cr 1ieiiG fonm;.
Gum neilei1 Sabre.
Observation-Disclosures aoIcnoer.
Nlln trotioncu.
gna5onen.Wtaric uro @clpann.
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Nc(bienounncn.

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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-20
Veteran Players, With Excep-
ton of Mike Donlin, VIII
Report on March 4.
BY BOHEMIAN BULGER.

T|HE Giants made the first baseball
move OF the year yesterday when
L contracts were sent 10 all the
players and arrangements were made
for the departure OF the first batch OF
players ,or the South.
McGraw will not wait until March !,
as was intended. bu; will leave for
Marlin Springs accompanied BY all OF
the young players on Feb. 20. A ma
,orlty OF the Junior crowd will 60 By
steamer, taking the train az New Or
leans. Those who 1--we In the Yves,
and Southwest will report directly q,
Marlin Springs.
The older players including Tenney.
Mathewson. W!!tse, Br!dwell. Dsvl!n.
Donl!n, Seymour. Schle.. Mccormick
and Needham, Will not be required to
report until March l. II the presen;
plans are carried out Nike Donlin will
be permitted to continue his theatr!ca!
tour until March Is, provided he .eeps
himself In tptop condition IN the mean
time.
The old fe.!ows-mean!ng those who
have had ell -crience In the big league,
said McGrew, do not need training In
team work. AL that Is necessary for
them to do Is to get themselves IN con-
d!Ion. When their muscles arc right
they know what to DO when called
upon. 1t Is the younsster who needs
attention, He needs 10 oe taught the
inside work. OF the game which include,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-20
0'LEARY KNOCKS OUT
ALBERTS IN TWO ROUNDS

The Brown Gymnasium A. A. and tho
Long Acre A. c, both held boxing stays
last night. and the bouts put on were
hard fought from start to finish. At
the former club the principals In the
w!ndup were Charley seser. the Ho-
boken lightweight and Joe Sheppard.
the west side pugIlst, s!eger was to
have fought Eddie Rector. OF Hoboken,
but the latter was taken sick and
Sheppard was substituted Sheppard
made a great showing against sieger,
ana by his fast work and good clean
punches he had q shade the better Of
S!eger when the final bell rang.
At the Long Acre A. c. Young
OLeary," the local bantamweight,
again distinguished himself. He met
Young Alberts. o: jersey CITY, in the
final bout and put him away In the sec-
ond round, after one minute OF fight
Ing. with a right swing on the Jaw. It
was fully ten minutes before Alberts
regalned consciousness.
When the bout started It looked as Il
Alberts was a good match for O'Leary.
The little Jersevman waded into
o I.eaTy, and let fly right and Left hand
swings which brought blood from his
nose and mouth q Leary weathered
the storm but as soon as the second
session started he went after Alberts
and quickly put him away.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-20
Star B0wlers Win
Evening World Fobs

explained the conditions OF the tourna-
ment. which has the largest entry list
OF any bowling event ever held In
America The three teams having the
highest scores will have a free entry
card for the national tournament in
Madison Square Garden In May, and
every bowler making score OF ITO
pins gets an entry card for the indlvtd.
val competition in the Garden. Besides
these prizes given by The Evening
World. all bowlers who make scores of
l6 pins get solid silver watch tobs, and
the entry l!s. which Is absolutely free,
Is open to all organized clubs within two
hundred miles Of Greater New York.
The schedule tonight brings the fol-
lowing clubs into action: Hoboken Coun.
ell. X. or G., Apollo, Reid Ice Cream
COMPANY, Palisade. Hancock, Cleo %,
Holy Redeemer Mutual (0, Proyident
Loan Association (2). Parkview %, ST,
George "a. Columbia, St. Nicholas.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-20
NELSON TELLS HOW "FIXERS"
CAMP ON THE TRAIL OF CHAMPIONS

found out. Santry-old fox that no was
Got the car O. Bariel before he went
On and said: "Bardell everything Is
ali fixed am going to allow Nelson
10 stay tho limit 50 ne can win q repu-
tac!on by gong this far with NE. I am,
Of course, 10 receive the dec sion on
points
It was q beautiful frame UP irdeed-
from santry's end. At the tine was
an sophisticated KID and lttls sus-
pec.ed that I was being robbed That's
why they put one over on me After
Bardeil had given Santry the decision I
was very angry. stepped UP % him
and asked an explanation. Here's what
ne said: Why. Nelson. San,ry told me
everything was fixed for him 10 win"
Evidently Bardel and the club man
ayers az that time imagined should be
willing TO stand for such a game. They
were badly mistaken. I'll tell you. I.
was my policy to fight on the square at
all times.
After tho Santry jobb.ry went over
to Milwaukee and fought another draw
with Joe .cente, the Italian. ! didn'.
stay there long. however, as wanted
to De In Chicago the following day.
Fresh Kid Makes Good.
The second day after arrived IN
Chicago ! was playing pool with a pal
Of mine on Wabash avenue. The boys
standing around go, to talking about
prize fighting and Gu. In as II I knew
something.
Il can fight soms myself" I re.
marked 10 fellow who had started up
an argument.
80 you can fight. can your" he re.
piled In sarcastic way, and everybody
laughed He was a kind o. bully
around thera and everybody always
laughed when ne said anything They
had to,
Eyes, 7 can fight" was the way I
came back al HIN. And mcre'n that,
III bet money on H." l was kind OF
cut up over being shown up and I dug
M little bankroll OF 81 up and offered
tc bet ii.
About tina, time Johnny Hertz. man,
sser Of fight club, dropped In and
he Degan TO listen % my talk. He
Ieemed 10 take liking TO me RICH.
Away and came over and bough, me a
cisar
KID" b. said do you really want to
ngh,7' ,old him that l sure DID.
wei. ~, tell you, I've got a fellow
over here named Mike Walsh and no
WAS to 10 on tonight. but the other
man has failed 70 show up. II you
want 20 rgh, you can hav, the chance.
He i mIch bigger fellow than YOU,
however. lie Is mldaeHelg II
you ran make any kind OF showing
viii give you SO
That made my eyes open and Jumped
at It u don't care how big hs u" !
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-01-20
Enthusiastic Crowd at White
Elephant for Opening
Games.

with three times three and : tiger
for The Evening World, Joe Thum and
President John J. Cllngen. OF the Ma.
t!onal Bowling Association, The Eve.
ming World tifth annual championship
free headpin tournament at the White
Elephant alleys was given royal open
bowlers and Q big crowd OF Interested
spectators crowd.ns about tho drives
where this greatest OF all bowling com.
petition. was started, TO continue for
about FIVE weeks, when the las, OF the
SIX hundred five-men teams will roll
their games.
President Clingen called tho crowd to
order. and In few well-chosen words