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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-24
Dumas Ybantafe.

9(uf eirem Diner BEL 2amartine
fling Der 4bmiral 9oisbpule an. bonn
WalfiIdfans gu fpre9en. ;.
Oa eriff gleranoer Dumas ein
uno eradblte ebenfals ppm WalfiFd@
fang, bon Sen seelanos eSnfeln,.
bon Ser breifanen M,t bes ssangesr
BON Ser @ieent6iimlihfeit Der Wdl@
fiihfGnoer uflp., nno er tbeilte eiTe
Mense ginselbeiten oariiber NIT, 10
oab Nne eritaunt 5ubDrten.
rMh!" fcgte Der Iomirol, rSie
aaben alio ldngere 3eit auf ienen esn@
ieln aelebt9"
Dumas la6te unb iaste: rgsie@
mols!"
Der Nbmiral tonnte niht elauben.
baB eSemanb 10 eenau unterridtet
fein fonnte, obne alIes felbf eeiehsrg
al haben.
slus bieiem 3ug dber fonn man
Oumas' pbantaiie erfennen, Die fih
als 10 rnsemein fruhtbar erpies.
Gin anOermal fhilberte Dumas Die
5hldht BON Waterloo in elmer Sc
fe[lihaft, in Der auh GenerGle anipe=
Fenb naren, Die nod felbit an Der
S4laht tbeilgenpmmen batten. Gr
ging bin unb ber, aeigte ipie Die
Sruppen itdnoen unb citirte berpiIhe
Nusipriihe. @nbiih gelane es ef@
nem General, i'm 81 unterbreden-
rNber, r1lein lieber 6err". fagte er,
has ftimmt niht; mir iparen felbH
babel, un6 alIes, mas ste uns er3ii1s
len. lit uns boIitGnoig nsil.~ ,Dolrr
baben sic eben 5hleht snssisben~ ],
antpDrtete Dunlds, Dbne Th aus Dsr
Bofnna brinaen al laiisn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-24

iiber tine befheioene GIotte DerfIgt,
aIlerbings su einsnn @eeiiest Derbel!en.
aber es f6nnte nibt geniigenoe militdS
Ride SiIfstruppel aufbringen, l!rr
oen Rriea aud 3u 2unoe 3u beetntlul@
fen. DeIde Maat ipirb ibr Slid att
iplhe 6ilfe bin fpagen2 gs TT fldr.
BAT, in Ser Grbaltuns bes enrDpdif6en
@leihsepihts england nidt Ine1rl
pisl sdblt, unb baB dnoere Ndtlonen
niht auf es rednen fDnnen, 1Daosrn
fir quite 8eaiebunsen gum SretDnno
fnraen miiiTen."
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-24
Sic 9aae tn BerHett.

n y
Uaan piiroe fih isbr tGufden.
tpenn man oen Na9rihten bon Der be-
poritebenben ygrneileriins" Der RDrls
ftitution in Yeriien, bon ben Wahlen
gum Mebfdlis (purlament), ben
sSproerunaen gnelanbs unb Stub
lambs na9 ginfiibrllng Der Ronfitue
tion fritiflos 9lduben fhentte. Oenn
in Mirfli9teit banbelt es iif bod nm
bic offene ooer peritedte nnteriohung
peritens burh Die beicen allilrten
MGdte.
Dab serabe RuBlanb bic fonftitls
tionellen Jorberuneen unterifiibte,
nubte bon Nnfans an febr perbdhti9
fein. eSebt na9 ben Meubernngen Der
,RpiYiia", bes Organs Stolppins, 1T
bic 5attif Hublanos tlar unb tpioers
fpri9t bur9aus niht feinem friiberen
8orgeben. Die sarif6e Regiernns bali
Dem S1ab, oas Yarlament nieoer5n@
tartGtf9en, ba bas perfifthe Parlas
ment cine Madt mar. geeisnet. PER-
iiens itaatlide unb nirtbfhaftlite
Selbftdnbigfeit gu ftdern. Sept Derz
lcnet iie bon benz S6ob Die WieDer.
beritenung Der 3onititution. 2lber
beileibe ni9t, um nit Der rRofiiiu" an
reben, vote Wieberberfteaung bes
Meb16lis nit ieinen unbefhrdnfteh
Suntttonen uno Der uNnbfdumen",
Der prganiiirten ppIitiIhen @sfell~
Ifaften foaialiitii6er unb anarhiIti=
lher Hidtuns". Der Sdab fon vfei=
nem 8plfe" eine na9 rufIifhem Muz
Itsr perbun5te &onftttution geben, bic
bem 8olfe feinen Ginflub uno bem
porlamente feline 8onmodten ge=
tpGbrt. Die 8onititution tpirb Die
repolutipnGren S6idten ni9t befrie-
bissn, ibr aampf eeeen ben Sdab
miro fDrtoauern, uno Rublano miro
tpeiter gegen Die 9epplutiondre pDr=
riiden. Der 8ampf Der ruiTtiben
Sruppen gesen Die HepolutionGre
fam gu NusI6reitunsen segen bic
@uslGnber fiibren; in biefem ssalle
tann man bic Mosfe falIen IdHen un0
ean5 often ge9en ben obnmddtieen
99ab pom 2eber aieben uno bas
nDrbli9e perfien etnperletben. @elingt
es aber Der rulIiidsn Resieruns ntht,
bic Sa6e iopeit 81 treiben, lei es. oaB
Der 8iberItonb bes perftIden 8oltes
ood gu beftig pirb, lei es, BOB Gns=
luno fi9 sesen bic Ginperleibune
itrGubt, 10 miro ftch bic 5driidbe Re=
gierung nit Der inbiretten 6errfhdff
bur9 ben gang in ruiIifden Sdnben
befinbliaenSda6 pprlGufig begniigsn.
Oie englifde Regierung ma9t biz
ieBt ben ruHiIden Sano nit. @leid]=
5eitie nit benz gtnmari6 Der 5ariI6en
Sruppen bon Gnfe[i riidten Die ene>
liI6en BON Nbutir Elm ndtiirlid)
5ur Inter ftiibung Der 8onititution
uno gum S9use Der eneliIden l1n=
tert5anen. Dsie Bplitif gnglanhs mi
berftrebt stpar feinen 9anbelsinterei=
fen - 3ublonb brdnet iett Sabren
ben enslifden 9anbel aus periien 5u=
rid - aber lie lit bittirt, pie be-
tannt, BON benz Mppetit gnelanbs auF
9uoperiien CUR Seritellung elmer BIZ
reften 8erbinoung 3pif6en Snbien
unb Negppten, atpeitens bon 5einer
Gntente>politit NIT Rublanb. Die
RIdii9tnabme Der ruiIiIden Hegie@
runs auf Die enslii6en Snterehen in
Yeriien unb auf bic bisberise fonititu@
tipnsfreunolide politif ipirb gng~
lamb benseen, Elm mDslidit laneIames
@creeben BEL ieinem rui1ifden 8ers
biinbeten su befiirporten. Weitere
unru6en iperben aber tpobl biefe Ruds
fi6ten auntdte MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-24
9er1ttfIri1teB.

Ser braiilianif6e @taat gaopaolo
hill 100000 Cad 4affee berbrenz
men laFen, iinl einem preisftur3 bors
subeusen. Dds Mittel mag tpirffam
fein. 1T aber bod Elm 0erbre9en am
Rationalpoblfanb.
Die befannte MttieneefelIIdaftpotbe
sSreres in paris, bic ben grDBten
She'll Ser neutrality-suspicious. s5ilms
berfellt, pertbeilt fir bas@siddftsiabr
1908 ipieoer 80 proaent Oipibenoe
ipie i'm 0oriabre. Die Mftien ber
Jtrmd, rlominen 100 Srdncs, fteben
auf. $50 5rancs. sic arbeitet nit
einem Rapttdl BON 5 min. 5rancs, be-
ftbt aber bereits Neferben in sleiber
.6Obe. Aud unfer 2ano tit iener 9ez
ieafaaft tributpflidtig.
ueber bic 3abl Der Seiertaee In
peridieoenen Sbeilen bes ruififhen
Reides lieb iih bic Reihstan5lei in
Hiidiiht uuf ben eeplanten @eiebentz
.purf iiber eins 8efbrGntung ber
Sseiertage BEL fGmmt!iden Mitelieoern
oesReihsratbs grfunbiauna einsiehen.
.Na9 Dem 8eridt Der rSloipo" tpirb
BON ben 8auern Der @oupernements
Ropsoroo unb Sambplp an 12O Saz
gen erunofdblid ni6t gearbettet. Sn
gbartptp eibt es auein in benMonaten
Mai, Stunt, Suli unb Musuit ettpa 80
5eiertaee. Sm @oupernement ppltatpa
feiert man Elm Drittel bes eSabres. eeSn
ben @oupernements SefaterinoIIap
unb SIdernisptp eibt es nur 180 Or
beitstaee. 'sSn pooolien tit fpear Die
3abl Der Mrbeitstase seringer als bic
Der Seiertaee. Dasesen miro in
8onnp, aurlano unb 2iplanb an 200
Sagen bes Sabres aearbeitet.
Die bremif9e 6anbelsflotte 5dblte
nad Dem Sabrbu9 fir 8remiide Sta
tiftit am 81. 9eaember 1908 insee=
iammt 73O @biffe bon 845,sO9 Reeiz
iter=Spns. Ser neuef tie 9ampfer oes
Nprbbeutfden 2lobb .Geprge Mafbz
ington". Der am 12. Suni in bic poit=
bampfers2inie 8remensNep gort einz
ssite[It puroe, miro eine Mdnnz
i6aft bon 627 RDpfen an 8orb baben.
3pei v2ifts" ober Mufsiiee, ipel9e iib
bur9 ale bepobnten Oeds betpeeen,
eriparen ben paifagieren bas Sreppenz
iteigen.
0ie @6ulben oes ebemalisen &ronz
prinoen 9eorg BON Sertien bef4dfttz
gen, tpie mon ber 6. 6. an unterri6tez
ter gelgraber STEELE mittbeilt, INNER
nod bic maBsebenben &retie beg ierbts
f6en 8Onigreidbs. Cine 3uiammenz
itequng oer8erbtnblihteiten oes prtnz
gen, Die nod Der @erai6tleii flung geferz
tist purbe, bot ergeber, baB ii6 Die
@hulbenlait beg prinaen ouf ettpa L.
100000 Dinars belduft. Man 1T nun
aipar, ba Der Bring tein eigenes 8erz
mDgen befibt, an ben &onie berangez
treten, bomit er fi9 CUR Stleuns Der
S9ulOenlait bereit ertldre. &Dnig Ye=
ter bat ii6 iebo9 bo5in geduBert, baB
er ausenblidli9 ni9t in Der Gage 1ei,
fir ieinen Spbn einauiprtneen, neil er
Elm ioldes 8ermDeen ni9t sreifbar
babe. 9a man it6 f9eut, Die beitle
Suhe por bic 8ammern gu brtneen,
fat foeben Elm Mniiterrath ftattgefun7
ben, in benz beIhlofen tpurbe, Der
aupf9tina einen gntipurf por5ulesen,
noh benz Dem Prinsen9eprs cine jdbrz
liheNpanase BON 10000 ssrancs seA
tpdbrt tperoen ion. Dtefe Mpanaee
min man gum ar0Bten She'll oaau bes
nuBen, Inn Die @dulbenlaf lansiam
nk,,ttrnnen
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-24

DtH XDIdB requirement. NeIe1le OIS
fen erabeilt. Dos aef1iebt niht
mehr, neil Elm Mngeitellter aus Mads
fuht nber fDnft einem @runbe ann
Denunaianten iperben fOnnte. Der
8erfebr atpifhen ben ber5diebenen
Jirmen miro nur nod burd bofs
itebenbe 8eamte bermitteIf unb fpirft
oesbalb niht tpeniger beftimmeno auf
Die preife. ]. Die slei1e 9erftdnbis.
suns tit aud eeseltiiber ben giebz
bGnblern bemerfbar, bic nit allen
nDelihen JineHen seaiptdt uno ges
otDGdt nerben. Da Die Breisfnrd,ibs
Bel BEN seoulbisen Nmerifdnern ohne
groBe S4nieristeiten INNER feifer
aneeaoeen tperben tann, pprousaen
febt, bab lie iiberbaupt in Der Gage
iinb, 5leiid gu efen, perntas Der
Sruit bilie ins Nuslanb gu perfaus
fen unb ben ausldnbifden 2anopirs
then unb Snldhtern bic IhGrfite
Gonturrena 5u MAIDEN, nit Der Mb1
fidt, fdlieBlid Den Meltmarft gu be-
berrfden.
Der IebteMohenberift ppn 6enrn
glens lautet erfreuliheripeife Iebr
eiinitig. r9lm ermutbiaenhfen", beibt
es ba, rftnb Die Musfihten auf inbu=
ftriellem Gebiete. llnfer @ifenbanbel
aeist ftetise 8eKeruns, unb ieber
3peis besielben fiiblt ben ginfIuB
oes Wieberauflebens. Ser umfang Ser
Gefddfte tit beinabe ipieber 70 srnB
'pie in friiberen Sabren. Die gifen=
babnen baben erobe 8eitellunsen fir
S6ienen, 8aumatertal, Wassons unb
2otomotipen seseben. Das 8ausez
tperbe 1T anbauernp in treffliher 8er@
faffuns unb bilbet ebenfalIs eine
Aueqe fir biele neue 8eiteuunsen, ba
eetpieste 9eiddftsleute gu Der gin@
iiht sefommen iinb, bab es beher iei,
ibre Srores iebt au placiren, ebe bic
Preiie mod ipeiter in bic 90be eeben.
9u9 bic 3upferinbuitrie fiiblt bic
Wirfune bes inouitriellen duff
fdpunss, unb in ber Sertilinbuitrie
berrf6t lebbafts Sbdti9feit, beionoers
in gaumnpllpadren. Der @llenipad<
renzMartt befinbet ii6 in ausnabmsz
peiie eeiunoer 8erfaiiung, obgleiA
Die ublihe Sommeritille berannabt."
Gin febr pertGnbiees @ez
feb bat Die 2esislatur oes Stua@
tes penniplpdnid erlai1en. gs iiebt
fir Die 0erbrettuna fdlIher, be-
unrubieenber @eriidte iiber oen
Gtanb elmer 8unt ober zines anz
oeren Jtnansinititutes cine @elobube
BON fiinftaulenb Dollars ober flint
Sabren @efdnsnib por. Wer ba tpeiB,
pel6es unbetl our6 bic let9tfertise
8erbreituns berartiser 9erii9te f9on
angeri6tet iporben lit, Der miro Die
8ebeutung bes 9eiebes gu tpiirbtsen
riFen. 8ut funoirte unb tiihtig
bermaltete 8anten iino auf oieieWeife
in bic erDbte' 8erleeenbeit sebra9t
tporben. Mnbere fin6 suIammeneebro=
6en, neil oas erreete gublitum ibnen
ntdt 3eit lieB, ibre MusItGnbe einsuz
sieben unb ibrengerpfli9tunsen na9s
autommen. 9ie StGrte Der 8anfen
tpuraelt nidt suleBt in benz ihnen bonn
Publttum enteeeeneebra9ten 8ers
trauen, unb iper oieles 8ertrauen
lei9tfertig uno obne berniinftiee 8erz
anlaifuns itDrt, Der oarf fi9 nidt be-
tlagen, ipenn er bafiir CUR 0eranttpor=
tung geaosen tptrb. Sc TT gut, baB
Der Staat pennfpIpania bamit ben
Infans semadt bat.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-24
Snt Gifer.

2ebrer (sum Shiiler): uWdrt' i6
min Did lebren, l1niinn au tretben!
0u f4reibft aur Strafe bunbertmal:
sd bin Der grOBte Giel = unb ldbt
es bon Deinem 8ater unterfhreiben!"
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-06-24

Die tabenidmmerli6e @timmuna
bte in pplttiiden 8reiien gnglanos
berrfbt, finbet in "nadfolgenben 8e=
tradtunsen Der rMornins ppf" Be-
5eiAnenoen Mus6rud. 9as genannte
8latt 59reibt:
r0ie StGrte Der Sriplealliana lit f.
groB, baB bas, mas man bas euroz
pdii6e @letheeipi6t nannte, nidi
mebr eriitirt. 2anae 3eit bat mar
sealaubt, Dob Die enslii6e 5eennadi
oas @lei9gepiht erbalten fDnne, uni
bas mar au9 10, Biz bie militGrifhe
Organization Rublanos unter Den
5olsen bes Sapanif1en &rieges unb
innerer 11nruben aufammenbrd1. Sept
geniigte auh bas @eptdt ber briti=
f6en Seemaht niht mebr, I'm, mare
gnglanD Mitelie6 elmer europGiiben
Maian3, mas es nidt ii, bic Gnt1hei=
buns eines @treites nad bieier ober
tEner Gi9fung bin au beeinfluf1en,
pGbrenb ieine Mrmee iiberbaupt nidt
SGblt. Gin Nerbiinbeter ipiro mad
benz Mertbe Der unteritiibunq einaez
fdGbt, bic ct feinen Werbiin6eten lei
ftet. QDie fDnnte @robbrifonnien eiz
mem UerbiinDeten In einenl ellrpp6i<
ihen Gonflift htlfens @egenipGrtig
fDnnte Gnglunb elmer Madt. bic nur
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-16
FOOT BALL NOTES.

Only one Yale player wore headgear las,
Saturday. that one being Francis. Coy
and Philbin went back to the old-time
canvas jackets.
Field goals by Yale against Princeton
were ten years apart-Sharpe i'm 1899 and
Coy IN 1909.
IAN eleven which can stop the on.
slaughts of such grand players as Marks
and IngersOll certainly should have the
power to stave off anything i'm the line
that Coy and Philbin can offer" is how
Coach Haughton Is quoted as solmenly
unburdening himself. Princeton repulsed
them all except one short one following a
blocked kick but found Coy and Philbin
somewhat different.
One point in which the Michiganders
had IL on the Quakers was in quickness
in lining up for each scrimmage and put
ting the ball in play.
That all the various outdoor sports pos
sess an element of danger cannot be de-
MED but when We compare the danger
to the individual with the enormous ben
eft which the race at large derives from
the practice of the sports, the element OF
danger is so slight as to be wholly neg
ligible.-Forest and Stream.
Brown wants to smear the Indians i'm
order to make up some ground lost by
successive defeats at the hands Of Penn
sylvania. Harvard and Yale, and the In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-16
BIG FIGHT BIDDERS
ENLIST SUPPORTERS

NEW YORK. November 16.-While
James j. Jeffries and Jack Gleason,
promoter of the Ocean View A. c., of
Berkeley. Cal, were meeting yesterday
for a session of more than two hours.
George Little. manager of Jack" John
son. heavyweight fighting champion. and
James w Coffroth of the COlma A. c..
were busy at the Hotel Albany, talking
over picture privilege concessions and
other details. At midnight Little left for
Indianapolis. where johnson is showing
this week.
During an afternoon and evening of
fight talk many points that bristled with
interest developed for followers of the
fight game. The alleged alliance between
Gleason and Sam Berger to have the
fight decided at the formers club led up
to the meeting between COffroth and Lit
tie. Reports that Gleason and Berger
plan to have a financial interest in a club
that will bid for the battle were denied
by both of the alleged participants I'm the
compact. Little insisted that he had the
real drawing card in Johnson and that
Coffroth's arena at Colma was not large
enough to accommodate the crowd that
will seek admission to the JohnsOn-Jef-
fries fight I'm the fight johnson had
with Ketchell," said Little, more than a
thousand persons were turned away after
$500 had crowded into the Enclosure"
How are you going to prepare for a
big fight such as the proposed Jeffries-
Johnson match" Coffroth was asked. 'All
1 have to do is to move back the fences
and put in more seats up to any number
that can be nationally suggested" was the
answer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-16

state that the list of accidents this sea-
son shows that changes in the game.
which will insure safer competition on
the foot ball field. are desirable, and he
even goes SO far as 10 say ii is not out
of the question to adopt a style OF loot
ball which will eliminate tackling. as in
the English game.
The recent serious accidents resulting
i'm the deaths of several players have,
SAYS Capt. Pierce. again focused pub
lie attention on the game and started a
new agitation for either the abrogatlon
Of the American game of foot ball or such
changes in the rules will make fatal
accidents unheard of. The American
game of foot ball sprang from the old
Rugby game of England. In the latter
country two styles of games are now
played-the Rugby and the association. In
neither of these is tackling permitted.
AS a result there are few fatalities.
Now the question is. Are we TO adopt
the foreign game and abandon our own
or are we to modify the playing rules Oh
this American sport, or are we to per
NIT the game to go on as at present
playedc These question can only ne
solved by some such organization as the
Intercollegiate Association. This bouy
resulted from the 1905 agitation against
foot ball. Barring Yale, Harvard. Prince
ton and Cornell nearly all the colleges
and universities in the country wnere
foot ball is played have become ldentHled
with the association. 1t is not lmproo-
able that these four will also send ueie-
gates to the coming meeting.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-16
Turf and Track Notes.

BY recent proceedings in London court
| 1t became known that the great volume OF
so-called continental betting" said to be
done i'm various cities Of the continent
Through commissioners sent on from Lon
don. is about to be challenged as to its
legality. An application for a summons
to bring into court a well known London
commissioner who said his headquarters
were In Holland was asked by a man
| working as a detective in the interest OF
those antagonistic to this form of specu-
| lation on horse races.
Persons who have recently seen the
Suburban victor Of 1885, Pontiac. say that
the fine old horse, now twenty-eight years
old, is apparently as good as ever, except
| that he is almost toothess. and OF course
must be fed with soft feed. Rancocas
| even in the lifetime of the late Pierre
Lorillard, II is said, never looked better
than he does now.
According to competent English turf
critics the rating of the crack two-year-
olds OF the season runs as follows: Neil
Cow. 40 pounds: Lemberg. 1873; Admiral
Hanke, 49,; WhiskbrOom (American), 1874
Sallie OF Navarro. colt (American). 129;
Top of the Morning lAmerican). 122. The
last named three are the property Of III
P. Whitney.
F. Ambrose Clark recently sent to Eng
land for crOss-cOuntry racings durin- the
| forthcoming season the seven-year-old
bay gelding Macmillan. by Maxim, out
of Circlet.
Eddie" Dugan's contract with Messrs
| August Belmont and H. +. Whitney ex-
pired yesterday. s. c. Hildreth Is de-
sirous Of engaging Dugan for next season
and may do so.
At the Office of the Coney Island Jockey
Club yesterday 1t was said that entries for
the Futurity of 1911 and the Laurence
Realization of 1912 are coming in very en-
couragingly. The stakes closed yesterday,
but 1t will be some days before the full
list will be ready or publication. Mean-
| time horsemen said that, whatever the
number may be. there Is no doubt that
| the nominations will represent the cream
| Of the breeding farms, for only the very
best mares and their produce were kept
after the setback the breeding world re-
| ceived when the anti-betting laws were
enacted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-16
HATCHETITE ATHLETICS.
Base Ball and Basket Ball barred
at Local University.

Believing that the athletic representa-
ton of the university should be mar
rowed down to track and foot ball. the
athletic council of the George Washing
ton University at special meeting last
night decided not to put basket bail
or base ball team in the field for the
coming season
Earnest Eaton was elected manager Of
the track team to succeed Roy Neu-
houser of last year. n new feature or
the management of the teams was
brought up at the meeting, and it was
approved of. II was suggested that three
assistant managers be elected to help the
managers In the departments mentioned.
These men are to he appointed by the
student body. and from them the next
years manager is to be chosen by the
athletic council.
meeting is to be held December .
of the athletic association of the student
body for the purpose of electing the off,
GERS of the organization for the next
year. This same body will give an in
formal reception to the members of the
foot ball team of this year. The day was
decided upon as the Saturday after the
Saturday following the Bucknell game
Thanksgiving day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-11-16
SHARES ENGLISH BURDEN.
Purpose of Canada to Aid in Naval
Defense Disclosed.

OTTAWA. Ont. November 16-Sir VIII
frid I.aurier, the Dominion premier. in
forceful speech delivered during the de-
bate on the address from the throne yes
terday, expressed the governments pur-
pose to assume a share Of the empires
burden of naval defense.
The debate. which will determine how
far Canada will proceed along this line
was largely confined yesterday to gem
eralities. because the government has not
yet submitted its naval proposals. and a
vital part of the proposals is the disclos-
ure Of the proceedings and findings OF
the imperial defense conference. held in
London last summer. The British gov
eminent intends that this data shall be
published simultaneously everywhere.
The premier said II was hoped to lay
the report before the house here and in
London Wednesday. After that time the
discussion here would be more detailed.
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NEGRO TO BE EXECUTED.
Indicted, Tried and Sentenced With
in an Hour at Staunton.

STANTON, Va, November l6.-Clifton
Breckenridge. twenty years old, will die
i'm the electric chair December IL for
criminal assault upon the siN-year-old
granddaughter of Jailer u. 4. Hutchinson.
Breckenridge was 'trusty" around the
jail. He silenced the child by threats To
take her away where she would not see
her mother IL she told anything.
Judge Holt had a special grand jury
summoned. and inside OF six hours yes
terday the man was indicted, tried and
sentenced He pleaded not guilty. but
was convicted on his own statements.
The child's condition is serious.
A lynching was narrowly averted al tho
time the crime became known.
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COOK WIRES COPENHAGEN.
Records of North Pole Discovery
Ready November IS.

COPENHAGEN, November 16.-Dr.
Cook. who claims to have been the first
to reach the north pole, has wired to Co
penhagen University that he is sending
his data and records from New York
November % by the Danish steamer. in
charge of his secretary. Walter Ions
dale.
Prof. Salomonsen. the newly elected
chancellor of Copenhagen University. in
forms the correspondent of the New York
Times that A cDnsistory, assisted by spe-
cial mathematicians. astronomers and
other scientists, will Immediately begin to
examine them. and hopes to finish during
December, when the result and DIR. COOKS
records will be at the disposal of compe-
tent institutions all over the world.
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no16-tu.f.tf

members. Yesterdays contest proved to
be a banner event in every respect. Near
ly every member took advantage Of an
nexing a prize turkey for next week and
sent his two speediest racers. and so
close was the race that it was not until
all the results were figured that the lucky
winners were announced.
TO equalize conditions the club was di-
videi into three sections. viz. the north
west. the central and the southeast sec
lions, the lofts scoring the highest We
locities in each being awarded the prizes.
two turkeys going to the sections getting
the best speed. Thirtysix pigeons were
liberated by Mr.. w. F. Harrison and a
better race has never been had from
Washington Junction. The following is
the average speed per minute OF the re-
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FOOT BALL TO BE
REFORMED AGAIN

NEW YORK. November 16.-The sea-
sons gridiron fatalities have started more
OF less agitation among foot ball men,
and. according TO Capt. Palmer E.
Pierce, president OF the intercollegiate
Athletic Association OF the United States,
there is likely 10 he some further reform
in the game when the association meets
i'm this city December ~. Capt. Pierce
points out that the reform from the dan
cenerou mass play to more open foot ball
was brought about by the efforts of the
intercollegiate Association in 1905. and
he believes that IL the game Is to be
made still safer il will be this same or
ganization that will have to do il.
Capt. Pierce does not hesitate to