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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-03
0afclit.

Nod) Dem Gellulnib, bus. Dor picc,
sig Nobrcn bon oelt @c6riioern Spott
in Nelpnrt Sucrit ber9citellt. ltllS
bel,tc ld)on fuit uncntbebrlid) er.
id)eint mo in ungIalblih 9rob,n
Mengcn uernrbeitct miro, mill Jest
9lmerifo Ger @clt ubermolS Elm Der.
neutrality-suspicious. 3linltproblltt lt,cl
fen, Dos Dem Gelluloio al 9ebelltulg
nlinocitcnS 9leihfommcn miro, ipenil
Die IN cinem Gortrag oeS GRINDERS
Dor Der amcrifatiiden d)cnliifen sc.
lelllt)aIt gemodten Nngnbcu outb
llur 5ur SGlfte 5utreifcli. Chen Na.
men bat bas ainb id)on. m,o sluar
8ptt lei Gollt eilen mlSiprefboren,
fnr5en Nannen: @afelit. so bat cS
Der Grinder not lid ieIbit gctollit.
nenm or beiBt CT. e. s.. 9aefeIanb.
llno mas e. lit? Gin alti flint.
litlem @eae bergciteIltes Sar5 Don
gems bclotoers berporrogcnocn Gi.
genld)oftelt. IS lit icbr bart, barter
oils Sd)eund ulb Sortglrmln,i Ieiber
nilr nift 10 claitiid) ipie bcioc. 90.
1iir belitt IS ocu 9or5ug, ilnpcr.
brennllf i'll fen, nuo Dol, Den mel.
lien Snllren, ). 9. pcrbiinnterS d)ue.
teliaurc, rlid)t ongegriifen su merocn.
Ilid I'M beibcn @oiier beluobrt cs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-03
z cnntor NIbrid lit ems

Scuntor Nlbrid 1T emo.
lid nit ser id0nen @ieocrpcracl
tltl9a EuroArophcn iciner iomoicn
Soriis9ia berousgetommcn. Ger
Galleric. Iit bot lie yNtlm" Sara.
grapben oendnnt, peil JIG Mari.M im
mo Wini.Mlm iino. Ilbrid)'s Waris
nal orii it, iuoS Gurd)id)idlnittS.
sole %onlon9t, brcimol 10 bod ais Der
Yanne'ihe, Nit % EroSent pom
@cribc dis @ieoerpergeltungsSol
ullo Den ilbrigen 3o1en miiroen Die
Gurd)ldlitts q Worinnul5oue ctlpa 20
FroSent bctrogcll, bel @ollnoorcr 10.
gar 50 Ero5ent. Tiele Morimol5nne
mil'lcn 9erooejn probibitip mirten
mo 0cten Dem omerifaniiden Subris
fanten Weleaenbcit, Die Trciie gcbo.
rig it Itcigcrn. SER Ilorih crlautest
oil Scilpiclcn. inter ipeld)en llmit6il.
ben Der Erdiibent bic Murimol5oue
in ampelouna bringen iou. @enn 8.
.. 9eutItlano eincn 3oli aui @alull.
poll'amcn.Sel le9t, Der nid)t oil9c.
mcllm erltcint I'M @crglcid, 3u hen
3oaelt. lpeIde Die Sereiniaicu Stno-
ten allf beutid)c Strumpipuurcn or.
bebcn. 10 tonn scr ErGIibcnt eS ubleb.
nell, Geltihlano ben Winimol5ou 5i
gcp0brcn, bis Der 3oa 10 mooiii5irt
lit, mic Is ser Er1lioent iiir giit bol.
ten mag. limo iold)e ocbnbare. I'M.
flare 9eitimnnlngen ipuen Gin @eies
leln. SIMMER ober mub Ger Hroii.
bent, lpciu lrgenb ein 2ano aiid MIR
III eiiem @onbclsartifel bobere 3oue
erbebt olS bon irgelio eiuem onoercn,
aud, lpenn es nit hieiem 8eg~anieitio,
feitSDcrtroee obaeifloiiei, Die gar.
sen Wnrimol5oac in Nnmenoung
bringcil. Gas lit oic repiblifaniidc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-03

cine 8ruppe Ftnoen ipeld)e BON belt
Soloonsaeepcrr, 9rullcrn ltnO Sc.
itinoteuren controlirt ltno oominirt
miro, lln0 meld)cn oie Iiebe llno
HGuber uu6 Spielcr ibre trclIc In
tcritilBltnN 0cbcn. Cine Nltjubl
o@cutlcncn Of eminent Neipcctobili
tp" iperoen olld) bnruntcr 5u iinoel
icin, IS linb 2cutc nit nicoriQct
Nlt0cnbroleL pcrbred)criihcn @eiidl-
tern, melhc bic 2uit nit i6Icdtcm
0Crut criilIleu. sic limo pulgdr md
grob.
Ter prohibitions Nroiciior idlicBt
nit Sen Mortcn: .Eeri0nlibc 6rCi'
belt unO Der Spirituoicnbun0el Itcbcn
bcllte luie nicunnlS 3uour in einem
Sample ouf %ebcll mt0 600. IS lit
oic lcDtc nroBc. pcryucifCItc ShIodt.
SD bin nidJt bier. nm &bucn nit sit
tern0cr Stinmlc mo 5ittCrll0cn @lic.
bern 3t luacu, bnb Der cine oher Der
onOerc u%ltergebcn mlB. Sd ltebc
nit mcincn GilBen oltf Dem iciten
Stcin ser GonititutiolL nlein @elid)t
nod Oem Tcino qeponot uno meme
Nu8cn nod ben Stcrnen qcridltct.
NEd) bin bier, &bncn 81 iogen, ooB per.
i0nlid)c Srcibeit lcbcn mn ser Ga
loon iterbcn miro"
IS lit 5lnn &od)cL NOS scr MPom
an Ebruicn llnmobrbcitcn |uno
llcbcrtrciblutAcn %IriitCt. Son cilem
GcbilOctcn Monn, Der an Der Spite
cincH GOllcgS itcbt, lolltc man etlpoS
0nl6 Nnocrco criuorten. Gr ninmt
bic pcrl0nlidc Srcibcit fir lih mo
icinc @ciolNid)nit in glnlprud)l Gr
bcboiptct, 0ob Die @crtbeioiger OcS
@ctrGlltcbonoclS lulr 2iigcrL Sal
Ginidiibtcrnng, Boycott,
Wron0Itiitrng unb Moro oIS @oiien
0ebroldtcn! Wcnn c@ i'm aopfc Ci.
mes Golcg YrGiihentcn 10 miSiieht.
bann lGBt lid bon icincr @eiolgldoft,
Die I'M FrobibitionHmnbn itcdt. nid)ts
nlcbr crirnrten ais bob lie mic Shoic
Dem Scitbommel folAcn. llebcr bic
9}c0c 6C9 WouorS Noic Gin olt0crnlal.
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Midlacl MIQcr.

es itarb ant 80. slpriI 1909 Midaef Iaaer,
q Sabre alt. ~geIiebter Gotte hon @Ii5abct6
3. Mui WoracrS mn s u6r, bon ieiner g8pb.
iliing. Nr. Z NorbsgSdibiuGions Sirabe, aus MAJ,
Der 81, Mihdels,&irde itdii, NO nm L0 ubr
cine Heanlen'l)Ielie fir iein SeeIenbeil eebnls
fcI lUtrO, GDt-9A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-03
0cfanmtmad]nngen.
Gepartement fir biicntlide gerbeTcrunaeu.
Inter T%rpartcment oes Staot. SngerieMrs.

Baltimore, Den u. @pril 1909.
SepGratc Oeritegelte glnuebote, itarfirt .Irns
roiaIs for @iiuIuirous Siler" lnb oYropuialS
Tor Siler uuo Concrete @raoel" fir ben &es
bruitt Der Rildiierung oes Giers Dir. A, Bralt.
SirdBe, lperoett hermit einaeioroert. niio an
ben Boaro vi Smaroe. Care pi i. SepeI 3bus
mas" %aoreliirt. i'm &ireGu oeS 2i1ots 9tesiitras
tors, 8atbbane, Baltimore. bis II ubr Sormits
ih9ss am D; Wiai lcoo eitteeoeh Senomilelli ..,
.G!caring @uuies"8uRI, uuf ole Srbrc oeS sra,
boris lin0 Sidoirutbs bon Baltimore ee6olen,
TRACE, inlb icoem gn9ebot ~bei9eiiiat ieiu. Gpe.
6ifif1tioner mo InaebOts, SurnlIiare iino uiii
Gerlan0eit in oieiem @iireau erbdItIid. Wteez
bote iiir ieoe 9lrt oben 9cuuunter Nllterialieu
iueroen aIGeronlnIen. lperul Der Sieter niht ale
an9efa6rten glriileI l%ie'ern fam.
Gas Nebt III oorbebalien, irgeno Gin uno aac
Ingeboie 3uriid5 %ulueifel.
y. :. SenbaG,
SiuotsS naenieur.
Z. Sarrn Miabpul,
YrlIioent oer Gnntraftz9eborbe.
glptiI23, "a, 20, 2? IS, 20, 80 ;liaii sd
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-03

Sit cS cutihenbab ober
GciitIhenaa9it obcr bcioeS, mcItes
Die Gngl1nOer aus Dem &Gusdcn
bringt. 8eitcrn miurbc oirf Sraiol..
gor.Squorc III 2onbon cine Woiiel,.
perldmnllluiN %obaeboltcn. in pcld)er
@ronoreoen Ge9en sic Sentiden &C.
lpolten ipuroer. Gin Sberit. NomenS'
Noro, crflorte pieber, Dab iih Seutid)-
lano onroui %perbrreite. III ENGLAND
cin6ltIollcL unb bat Die en9liife Sil.
ge1o, opd) ia bent Suioc 81 Siilie 6u
fomnlen nllo in Dos Seer ein5utreten.
Iltf Der ai,Gcren Settc beiiirlportet sic
Sonooner GreiieH bic Serridloft Scr
Slapen in Geitreif). Gs miro pa ollSS-
geIilbrt, bob sic Geutid)en Seitreib'$
i'll SerboltniB 81 ibrer 9co0lftr..
r%iingsSiifcr cine iibermGBiee Mnft
ailsilbcn uno bas @leidgcmid)t 5i
lln1uniien Scr Slapen perifohcn
bGttell. Dor einem SobrSebnt nod
ruGre cine iolde aniift in Gnelano
u%nntoglid geipeien. Man iab Die Slo-
ben ais politiid) mie mirtbihoitlidD
r%iititan>iae 8olferidciten an. Ger
Gciltihenbo6 bat bieie anii1ten a..
onocrt. aber Geitreid)'s aruit unO
Griitensi1biafeit liegt, trot Der eng
liid)en Gehahiefeit, NM einmol i'm
Geutid,thunt. 2,aS 9iinbnib sipiifen
Geiitid)ians uno Geitreid} unb feline
grfolge in ser @aIfanfroec iinb Sen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-03
Num- N. Scnrr.

IS itnrb am .. Miai 1909, nm 40 MPor,
Ncns. Nnna b., Sciicr IN ibrem 10. 2cbens.
i1bre, %8eIiebie Satin bon Gafpar Seller. Der
lpnnole uno 5reuilne Iirb n6iin93pou eineela.
oei. oet Neeroiglt1a beiSulpobnen, peI6e AM
nhng. Nr. 22s. Sios 4uibingtorsS trnbe, aus
nlli Dem eSi. MattbduS Srieobpie" itattlinori.
113-h
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-03

Sic DC oifGier Ser Ir6ei.
ter ltlO So5ioloemotratcn lit Dies.
mol nirGenbS glGnjen0 p%erluuie Ell.
Sn Nclp-0orf lpor Elm Hufmorid bon
10000 Wom eeplont. oucin niht
einnol 1000 lparen III Mcib' iulo
0licb, ulo sic murbcn ourd, Hc0ent
itiirmc ltorf be5imirt. Sn Berlin
ipnren Die einbcrllienen @%crionmlull
gen ldluad) bciilht, mo III Srnllt-
reid, no iiir ben eritcn Moi cill @t-
ncrol- Strifc bcfiird)tet ipiiroe. lit bic
Woiieicr ribig ucrlolicrl. ielbIt in
Eari6. Sic Hegicriung bate oller.
oinaS nniniicnoe @orfebrungen &c,
t%rpiicn. I'M etlpoige Hubeitorungen
raid nlter0riidcn 81 fonncn. Sn oen
SoIcnltGbten an ben aroBen Seen
hat Der critic Moi allerbiltgs oen por4
allSgeiu9ten Alisituno Der Shiifs.
gngeIteiltcn gebrod)t. Gtrpn 10000
InoeItellie oiler 9crilisorten bobelt
Die Irbeit nicOergelcgt unb lid, oonlit
DER @clpc9ung Der Sdiiis. Sngt
nicitrc angcidllolien. mclf)ei lid mel.
germ, Gontrofte 81 unterSeihnen,
lpclfc bic Open Sbop".&laliel clt.
balten.
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Ebilipp Wnnmnnu.

&c ftnrb GIN 80. IpriI 1909 Yaiasp s,au.
mann, ~ecltebtcr S1tte her oeritor6eret Gaibe.
rilic N1ri1ann, Gle 8eeroigune itnSet am
0atttiuphl. Na0nlitta9S 9 llbr, BON Der gQob.
"43. Norh,2SaibingtonsS trabe ans ftntt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-03
Ebiltp 0cbb.

-,GS fidr0 am /, Wiai 1909. url. i ti0r Gu,bs3
tillials Vbiltp Hcbb i'm 9tlter bon 81 Subrfll.
Wiolnien lilb % Iageu. &eriunnate !nS
6retIloe Der Salrille iiHo ndtulasuou einaelns
oeil. Der Nertoiglng betiuiuubnen meIbe am
bon ieincr gSpbuing an Der Sarturo.Roae.
pniniltor, ans iinttiinoet. Bite, feline Nlumcn,
IlOA-D
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um3ng.0erfauf

Ncnnmtnten, @rabfeinen nnb etatsew.
Ha mir oa5 3aaerbduS Or. 223. Rorb.
ebarIeSsGtrabc. be5o9eu boben, perben tpir bas
e1Ii5e Eager an Sanb am alien gIase, yr. 716,
sset. Salttn re- strqke, 5u ausnebuili& nteori.
Gen Yreiien oeraufen.
\. SiIsartner G Sous.
(NpriIf ,1S)
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gireau Der Ab5ugstauai.S ommiiiipn Der
HfnSf Wnltittnrc

,@erleselis Nnaebptc nit Der sluiTbrift Bro
pdfhl tor WhtIbin9 Si0thIssSdtet Srdiits. yeons
ttmore GitD" d~orriiirt, lueroen bis w%iittuod,,
ben IL. Mai 1909, II rbr @urmittass, I'M
1itreau ocs 3rn, \. Seiueu SbuntaS, Stdois
aeGen %geItomuleu iiir ben @au bon 8csenluailer.
SnnGlcn, Suntratt Nr. :, ipie itc oui ben ,Slds
nert oer6ei6net itllo, ole i'm giiredu bes Srn.
Cabin ". Genorid, GbctsSraenlenrS Der Ibs
5lgstnnasGoinrtiilton. Gufbeiuabrt limo.
SpcBifitGiionen ulo Bldne io1lnen am uno
nab 9iontdg. ben 90. april 1909 nnf 8elih
I'M 9iirenu Der Observation-Disclosures. Stn.
mer 9O4, ,Amrritun Suiloius," Baltimore,
Mo.. erlGnat weroen. Giue @ebiibr bon $500
bpbcn. Sieie @ebh6r miro bel 8iidgabe BET
nihi b~erutien Nldne uno Spe5iiiiatienen in
guiem 3uliuno 8urilderiiattet,
Sin beSlauUigier 9bed oeS 0ieterS fir oreis
iauieno lno einbunoert Dollars (S3t00), auf
cine Clearing Nonfe" s0Gnf se6p9en. auf Die
Sroer oes Miaoors mo Slaotratbs bon 8dItis
more 6abIbar, ipiro init ieoem Inoebot per'
lanai.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-03
GnAldn6ern unongenebnt. Sober Die
IlsiQuc gcgen buS 0eutldtblm.

G~naIGn6ert management. Eober Dit
ausfGuc gcgen Ons 0elltiftbum.
Io$ Stoots Geportc'
ment fiinoi9t on, Dob sic inter bent
| 9ingleps0cieb geid)loiicncn Sanocla-
GertrGge getiinoigt ner6en. @ic lld)
ser 9lbid)IilB neller @%ertrGge 9eltal'
ter. miro, lit porerIt nod nlht obi1l-
ieben.
Ger s utcrro | o | G
SraucuItimmrehtss Gon9reB III Son'
Bon lit geidloiien morocn. 6rdutctn
CT. Nnno SGalp ans Nmcritd CT.
fIGrte gum ShIuB. Scr GonGreB habc
mebr gcleiitet, ais bic 6rieoenS-GcH'
feren5m inn Soag, Ao, bo9 6eoelttet
nitt Diel.
Senator II0rtd) iprl d. /
uieI BON inirernOlihen Notionclt,
9cgcn ncl0c bic @nrimol. Soriie III
N%nipenoung 9e6roft merben nillicn.
llnfreunolide Notioneu litb linn ole
Die, mclde Den &ereinigten Staaten
nitt ollc Observation-Disclosures
~Ncludbrcn, obllc bab Die @ereitieter
Stootcn 81 irgeno elmer @eQcnlci.
ltllng perpflidltct linb. Nnbcren
ni6tS gemdbren ober fir iid lelbit
ole5 bconiprudJelt. @er lit ga I'm.
ireunolih?
Senator EilImane rfGar,
tc I'M Scnot in icincr g"robterni0en
Wolier, Die repllblifoniihc Yartci ici
III ibren @erInn9en nod ShuB unb
mte0er ShuB luie ein Woltidnein.
Ginmal ben Hiilicl I'M 6ilttcrtrog, 1ei
ea unmog!id), e3 bon ser SteQc 81
briltgeu. obne @cmnlt or,llipcn0cn.
Gle Fortcl babe iif sen @robinOlt.
'ltrien oeS SuuoeS angeh1rot ltn6 be
roltbc bic Nrncn nm Ole Mciden
nod rcId)rr ju modcil. @ro6. ober
luabr. MIR lueroen oic Heprlblifoncr
bonn SGIogc YloridI'3 ulo Eopne'a
Die @oGrbeit nidt gloltbcn.
Scr 6rtti dc Sinon5mi.
hitter bot ciu 9iioget %unterbreitct.
ipclde& - Wiuionen TounrS n1chr
forOert, ais oic HegierunlgS Gintiillitc
ergeben. Gos 0efi5it ioa burd, cine
Grbobun0 Der Ginfomnlcll- llllO Orb.
ldloftslteier 9eoedt lperocl,. @crl,r-
lnd)t miro Oicies 0cfi6it bolrptiQdlid,
ollrt) Die groBen 6lottenbm,ten. y8er
ober Den 3meimG6tc.S STANDARD Der
6lotte olfrcht Crbolten Mil, mllb
alld) filr Die Mittel ollifomnlen, uno
10 foBf Die &egierul,g "a an, no am
mriItcn 5n boIen lit; bel ocn groBcn
Glnfontnlen mo Grbid)oiten.
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Baltimore GeAetern.

Siirean: 5raniltu SlSs,. Baltimore tt. seerttftr.
,SegrnbniBpldte sum Seudnf = bon $25 at,
mt Wnrntorptolieu obeegren3t $50. - YIus
llr bier SrIber. Sreie 0enitura Der adpeue
fir Iruier9otieSoieuite. (Suni16,1O
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(MpriIf,1S)
2crraine.

HalerttA. - gariartta. - 6rtetHa.
Beflt& bon 8alb;1of efne unb cine baIbe
g'stIe. Wlonnt Solp'Baseons unb 3orraine.
Iepbone. Stabt.Bureau i'm Sritfet HIur beS
etrabe. fWnt4 IS .Y&Sl
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2in1 & 3ciler,

TahfoIser bon q. Sranee,
2etdbrutcjiatter aao Gi~ntaijumtref,
9r. 4o3, sao.ye pffe. strafe.
5aecno'e Htoiennna. Widhige Hre!e. 6 4
Y. Yhune, Nolfe 1888; Wib., Minbiur 200;
Siuei8: 9ireou: 700. 3. GtraBe, Sipblanotoiur.
.. & q. Wolfe 1929. CWtdrSi2, 2.D,te)
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Capt. g. edtea, etcftiu.SRrea
Sfftee Hr. 206, GourtinrosS irabe. llnfere
Spe5inlsatbeit IN, geipei5nmterial in Gheis
ouIt9s ,Sdaen 6n f%anrltteIn. gHes firere Der.
lfah.in. (IpriI20, 4 WlD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-05-03

tl7JttbVtpH IlutIul :, Iu1lca]IcC
ltllo lflinlnler als Der 0iigleps Sorif,
bon oel'en 9iirOe 0aS Tolf befrcit
tpcr0en mil. Gr %uertbeuert BEN Gonil,.
mcntcn i6re @uorCn mo lit 0u}u an
getbon, inns IN 3olfriege 81 per.
iuideln. @cnn ErGiiOcllt Gait iein
TerIpre6an einl0ien nil, ooS er Dor
ieiner @abl ge0cbcn, 10 fam cr Gin
SoriigCiCb lpie ooa Nl0rid'ide nid)t
lnter3eid)nerL ielbit Damn nidt, luenn
ihnt fpeitgebeuoe 9eilgniile in Der
InSfiibrung geituttet linO.
9ie lc0 iIten Ser
cine Der airdenitoot 8roofIpn tpoH.
ten lid NIT arloereu gleitgciinntcn
@eIeIlidoiten pPrctnigcn, I'M ocn
luod)ienoen Ginfhlb OcS vSeutld)-
Nmeritoniiden NotioloIbm10eS" Il.
Der nit linen pcrbiinoeten iriid)en
uno ioraelitiihen @ciellidoiten SIT
brehen, bamit Der omeritaniibe
Sobbatb nidt ST. Shohen fonnme.
Nur 6ll! Gic Mtctbpotiteu iucroen
lire @egller g~eriiitct iinhen I'M irI-
ld)en, lro9liden &ricg.
Nuuoc& @ CncroInnmol
@idcribom bat IN elmer 9nntettreOe
in Nelu- Yorf crflGrt: Go@ Suiti5-
Gcportemcnt mllB olld Die 8eleee,
lpelfe lid, oili Die 0citGltlifen Site
rciie1 ocS 2onoca b%c5ichcn, 5ur
Gurd)iiibrung bringen. 81 Ell! Mon
lolte bod onnebmcn, ooB ooS iclblts
perit0nblih lei un0 pom SltItijminl.
liter nid)t crit betont 81 iperoen
brold)e. Gr geltebt abcr freimilt9ig
ein. baB Iid) Die @eidGitsmclt Irilbcr
niht I'm Die 8eiebc Aefiinlmert babe.
Gin Irmnt6s5enQnib fir mniere &l'
iti5pile9c, beren NnI1a6c c3 lit, on
rnltf ST. balten BOB lid Die Scutc It'll
Die @eiebe fiimmcrn. Gebt ioll& obcr
nunnerib luerll." @pNcn'S obpor.
ten. i
Sn Ser Moi u II III mer Der
,Nortb american Hcpiem" belprid)t
2ouiS @inomiiucr sic llriufen Der
groBen Selleri6Goen in Den Ser?i.
ni0ten Stadten. Ger Gerluit in oe:1
Sercinigten Sto0ten betruge Oret
Collars auf Ben aOpf Scr Sepolfes
runo, in Gltglono Oo9e0cn lltr 30
Gents lino in SrunfreId) II. 9eutiG
lnnb gar mir % Gents. 9tla llriaden
Der qroBeren SeIeriGGoen in Den
Ser. Stooten 3bejrihnct WinbmiiIlcr
bic lcidJtere 9nuort mo ooS 5u 9a:l.
ten perluun0te leidte hrennbore Wtn'
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Evening star., 1909-05-25
HARVARD DEFEATS
PRINCETON EASILY

PRINCETON, N. j., May 25.-The Grim
sons chances for the intercollegiate
championship look pretty rosy to the
Harvard enthusiasts, who are celebrating
their 4 to 1 defeat Of Princeton yester-
day afternoon. Harvard had good deal
the better Of the argument, and its slab
artist, Hicks, had the Tigers all puzzled,
SO that not one registered hit Dillon
scored the only run in the eighth. His
grounder to Lanigan was muffed, and he
reached first bag before the ball, got Sec
ond on Ballin's sacrifice and stole u,
colliding with the Harvard third base
man. Both rolled on the ground, and
when the ball rolled off Dillon scam
pered home.
Hicks, the Harvard pitcher. scored a
three-bagger and pulled himself out of
some difficulties in great shape. He re-
ceived great support from HI; infield.
and some of the prettiest throwing of the
season was seen.
Cunningham started the twirling for the
Tigers. but White replaced him in the
fifth and kept pretty good control after
that. only one more tally being scored.
Score:
Evening star., 1909-05-25
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
How the Clubs Stand.
Todays game-Marines VS.. st. Stephens, $50
Umpire Handiboe Seriously Injured

Umpire Handiboe Seriously Injured.
The Government Printing Office team
proved to be an easy proposition for the
strong Columbia Athletic Club yesterday
at the Capital City Park. last years
champions winning by the score II to 1.
Bernie Gallagher. one Of the Columbias
star box artists, was on the rubber and
was in great FORM holding the losers
down to four scattered singles. Gala
CHER had the printers at his mercy
throughout the contest.
Jack Leonard started the game for the
but he lasted only six rounds. when the
hard hitters pounded him from the box.
Payne, who was playing second was
sen: in to relieve Leonard. and Whitbeck
went to second. During Jacks stay on
the mound he was touched up for eleven
safeties. which went for total of ten
tallies Payne allowed three hits and
famed two in the two sessions he Officiat-
ed Each twirIer walked man.
shorty" Mccarthy, who was the sec
ond man up in the sixth inning, tipped
foul ball, the sphere lodging in the
right eyehole of Umpire Handiboe' s
mask. Several of the players ran to his
assistance. and. seeing that the wound
was serious. carried him to the Sibley
Hospital. where it was announced that
his nose was fractured. The nose swelled
to twice it's normal size and both eyes
were blackened. ICY Mcdonald, the big
boy who won the medal for clouting out
the first home run on GeorgetoWns $ field
and the star first-sacker of that team, fin-
ished the game for the crowd as an ar
bitrator Cy was applauded tremendous
ly when he walked on the field. He
proved to be classy umpire.
The
Evening star., 1909-05-25
WILL CONTINUE AoUArICs.
New Manager at Georgetown En-
thusiastic Over Prospects.

Georgetown will again be represented
by a varsity eight-oared crew next year.
according to a statement issued yester-
day by William Byrnes. the new man.
ager of aquatics at the university on
the heights. Whether or not a trip
to Poughkeepsie will be attempted 10
still to be decided. but there is not the
least bit Of doubt but that intercollegiate
rowing will be continued.
The defeat OF the freshmen Saturday
was, of course. a great disappointment.
but the devotees of the sport are by no
means discouraged since rowing this year
was carried on under most adverse con-
ditions. Not only was this true of the
training season. but also Of the two days
at Philadelphia. when the course was
rough and the men were compelled to
row in driving rain.
The new manager believes that ma
terial can be gotten out for varsity
and intends to use a number of novel
means to interest students of the law and
medical school in the sport.
First, a new engine will be installed
in the coaching launch. the Robert Col
lier, and new shell and set of sweeps
will be purchased Then repairs will be
lContipuad IN Thirteenfh paceA
Evening star., 1909-05-25
HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE.
How the Clubs Stand.
Central Shut Ont Eastern.

A double-header between teams Of the
local high schools was the center Of at
traction at the American League Park
yesterday. Central defeated Eastern in
the most interesting game Of the present
series by the score Of to 0. The Tech
nacal squad was victorious In q to o
battle at the expense Of the Western ag-
gregation from up Georgetown way.
Boteler was the whole show in the Gen.
tral-Eastern battle. This youngster was
in rare form. holding the Capitol Hill bat
ters hitless for eight innings. but the
chance of high school record was mar
red In the final session, when Parker,
Eastern's third baseman, laced out a
clean single. Boteler received excellent
support at the hands of his teammates
and has to his credit eight strike outs and
but single pass. This boy used his
bat to good advantage. cracking out a
pair Of singles. one of which sent in two
OF his teams three runs.
Varela at short for Eastern, and Rheem
IN left for Central. each put up a star
neiding game. Parker hit long fly to
left in the sixth, which Rheem pulled
down In brilliant style. The score:
Evening star., 1909-05-25

Great Improvement was shown in all
around team work yesterday by the
Peck Memorial squad in the Sunday
School League. Although at the conclu-
sion of the contest the Georgetown ag-
gregation did not have the large end of
the score it gave the Christians of the
Ninth Church a hard run. the score re-
sulting Ninth. ); Peck. 4.
That the boys are buckling down to
real work has been clearly shown in
the past few contests.
"Bill' Burns, the big southpaw. was on
the firing line for Manager Meyers team,
and opposing him was Symanoskie. The
side-Wheeler outpitched the Ninth man
and deserved victory. He allowed
but seven hits. but these came when
needed, and a result were the cause
of his defeat Only in two innings, the
third and fifth, did he allow the Ninth
Streeters more than one bingle. and on
each occasion two were made, which
resulted in many tallies. He allowed
two men to walk, but each Of these prov
four wide ones and counted on Guam
trelle's double to left. In the eighth
and final inning Quantrelle walked. stole
second and scored when Capt. Stecher
hit over the crowd In deep center for
three bases. Frank was undisturbed by
the coach on the third base line, and
tried to stretch the triple into homer
He was called out at the plate a
close decision by fast fielding on the
part of Goucher and beautiful throw
by NcDonough.
Although at times bad playing took
hand. sensational stunts were carried on
during the entire game. The Ninth boys
pulled off two double plays, one of which
was made by Thomas Harris. unassisted.
The losers also brought to hGnI pair
of the same order. Murphy. in right
field. figured in both. This boy played
brilliant game in his corner of the
lot, and did much to win a victory for
his team not only in the field. but with
the willow.
Ninth won the contest in the eighth.
which is described above Quantre'le
walked and stole. Stechers triple scored
the tall first baseman.
Quantrelle and Evans led with the