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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01
u@crmonio ~ Gnncrdor.

IS ermunia ~ iunerdor. t."
SouptQltorticr: y@ermonia.MGr.
ner.Sulle," Or. 4t0-412, @eit.2om.
6orosS troBc. Sineitunoe: 9ormers
itogS. GiriQent: Sbeo. Sembergcr.
rs roGiinn."
SoltptQllortier: otSrobiinn.SaQe,"
Nr. 1000, Sre0erid Ipenae. cling,
ititn0e: Ntittpo6s. Giri9ent: Sobit
q. &lcin.
uuArbeiter W Gnnerf T."
Souptqllortier: ygnoreos SoIle,"
Nr.3t4, anoper.S traBc. Singitumoc:
3ienitogs. Girigent: Geo. @. 8obl.
mann.
,I~rbeiter 2ie0ertufeI."
SouptQrartier: @ol5'S Soae, Scr,
40S, it.2erington.S traBe. Sing.
%Itllnoe: 9ienltog&. Giri9cnt: Cop.
9oduer.
oTbnliu3. % 4 nne 6 0 IT,
Sauptouortier; 8oigt's Sale, SIR.
1122, Soriorb.aoemne SingitunOe:
3icnita9s. 9irigent Sobn 6. Sronf.
nW o5ort- % 1n nerdor."
!Soltptquortier: Hobert SoQmer'2
Safe, Nr. 1921-1923, Orleons-
StroBe. S%ingitunbe: Gonneritogs.
Girigent: Geo. ". Goblmnmt.
30 elaoie."
Soltptqlldrtier: Sobn SHES SaQe,
Gde 2om.StroBe un6 9eloir-W arft.
SingItlGnOe: Sonmcritcgs. Iirigent:
Is. &arollls.
n@crmanio Guortett.
Club"
Souptqiiortier: @ogcner'S &olle,
Nr. 1t6, Norb.EacosS troBe. Sing.
itituoe: GienitogS. Girieent: S. au.
rolllS.
~Metger @eionqperein."-
Souptqllorticr: HiiffelS Soue, See.
1903, NorosS reoerid.S troBc. Sina-
ltunbe: SicnitagS. Giri9ent; Silbcrt
Sriippel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01
@eitern MarSlanb-Giieubahu
YegiHneno an 26. september.
BerI1Bt SiuensBaSghuf.

YegiHneuo am 26. Sept.mber.
BerldBt SiuensgaSgtuf:
SGgIidt.
4.1o Observation-Disclosures, Saaer8tofpn, .R. q
u. Hp.,s BdpneSboro, Gbdmbersbura uuo.
ouseenonineT Sunntags, Saucsd nno Cum
berldub.
1857 Miprssns-@eItIider Gspreb. @eitmtnfter,
unton'Nribge. Yruceoiue G5reberid nnb GINS
mitsburg, uls9eilpUirieit GonniagS), Wabness
boro, Gbdruberstnre, Saeerstopn, Saneod.
Cumberland, GIfins (glffet Obferbatiorss
@aggons). Sic Gne!tatipn oiefes 3useS am
Gonrtae III Saaersibpn.
2.:5 Ratmi.ta9s Accommodation non
Union grioee.
s4.15 Natmiitaas - Shneusue, Sauptltrte,
3daerstopn, Sdncod. SblppenSbnre uto,
ausaenoTmen Sonntdes, Sreoerid unb Gn,s
rtitsburg. tRdrlur'N dgepn).
Sdgltdl, n~usgenpmmeu Gpnufdg.
100 Mo,rse,tS gorf. 9. unb {. Tib. nnS
7.50 Woreens-aiionn ,batipn mas 1burmcri.
2.45 observation-disclosures rah Guobroof @lpn.
bon. Yorf, SaHoner, SettesburG nnb y. &
Sdnooer, GETTYSBURG unb q. nno 8. Ttb.
$50 Gadbnittnes-Mffom. na6 SanoLer.
G.15 M~benoS-sffoul. Hn6 Union 8rirae.
Sur eamitags.
II 80 N~benSs-gffonr, nah Union gribae.
9nr spnnta8S. 4
e.45 MISREPRESENTATION. na6 Union grioee uuo
Sunobes.
. SdIt ni6t am PennItIta niG. sIoe. sgabnbof art.
q. M. &aipca. Sen. .41f1oier'NQsnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01
Baltimore Sampf-Yafet.Gompaani
Vile .Nne 5tieer "a Hoe .Rtne4trie.9

Sic YereiHiaie Staaterti9oit bef0r0erno.
Sanpier pJlrriba," p9irginia" nno ,NIatama"
2anipier fabret idaIib, Sonntaes ausaeroni.
nierr pom ben Cab 2ire"sBiers, Or. 9 Bis
13, siabt.s traRc, SuR Der ,Sarre.etraRe. NM
Hcrfolt nnb Portsmouth, 90.
Sn Oh Eoiut InibIub an Is. & O.sgabn"
rnh Rtdnono, duberhem oreimaI Die 94ode
an n&tratnia giopigaiion 60" mad Saniea
Mi9eT.eg4pnnaen naS Sihntono 90, 0m 9ior:
aNoriolt < Nettern Sabn." %ygioriuIf & Sont6.
ern ea9n, gSireinia Sdbn" uno Obj Gomi.
Mon Sampfer 60" nab 9tepbern, NC,
Yorf.
WiabBettcn mad eurupdifdem gIan. gieie
2ampter. BADEN Ilirnrioie .aaiiter, belize uno
toite Glib ODER Sal6nafer. Bdber. eIeftriidc
SeIenbtlnq uno Eameibsi3ura 9obei ~toiterl.
Iret aabtnen Toe, 800, $3.50, 5000 nuo
5 800. Seoes Simmer fir 3fpei T~erfonci eilr.
s@sriSis st. a4nGea r]etsrsiri lusroen in oes
2ipbt 5trobe, 2. Y. g. Office eiSpiis&de ser
baltimore; nno GaIpert'5trube Continental
Iruft 9iilbirg" uno glbnugb'S, Nr. 100, Gorb.
SbarIessstrabe Sampier nit Limited" Sun.
fetiele9rnpbers Spiteift ni5gefiattet.
Iobn u. Sberipcoe, Sames G. 8brt,
Rrdftoert II. Sen sWunaeer. Sen. slaif. sNaeri
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01
GercimS= SaIcnScr.

nGelltIdp. llngoriider 2ieoerfran,."
1iriAent 6rol5 Sod. &ereinss
lotal Stepbon @ob' Sole, Nr. 1923,
SealonaStr. &erIomnlllnng WittnoW
|beno. 0WfGr5tO
9obmii6e Bidder.
Saiiptqrlartier: Ir. 1913, Mi6.
iono-slue. 6. & g. Sci. @oIie 376 q.
90der.@ eiangperein BON Baltimore.
Sirieent: Erof. s. aarpIus.
Sauptquartier: q. @ogener's SaIle,
119 Noro-Eoco.S Str, ieoen Samitas
Ibeno, nit Ilisnabme bes 6ritten
SamItogs I'M Monat, Sinsltutoe.
Wpril7,10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01
SentidJc @erciuc uou Baltimore.
Ser g anacr BON 9aIti'

rF. 49,. ."..-
Souptquartier: o@ermdtia MGn.
ncrdor.Solle;" Tr6iibent: 9lSeinrib
Shomos, @r. 2t6, @eft&- Saratoga
StraBe; correiponoirenoer it1b pro.
tofpllirenoer SefretGr: '@eo. Sim.
melbeber, Yer. 'Bt5. Hprb..g beit!S IT,;
6inan5iefretdr::' g. 8.aHSBbriidcr.
Ger. s., Siio.GurIcp. Strabe; Sdos.
meiiter: $. MiifIid, Scr. 7t3, @or.
ner-StroBc;; Giriaent: Gbeo. Sem-
berger, 9T. 101G, gbmonbion-apc.-
@eriommlltng jc0cn 5peiten Sreita8
I'M Mpiiut.
~Ntion."
Sanptauarticr: ,StagaSaae," Nr.
2O5, Sanoper.S troBe. Sinaitunoe:
Mittluodls. GiriNcnt: 9. @elonet.
Y9 nrmonie e."
Sauptqnartier:: Ger. Ala, 8eit,
Sapette.S troBc. SingitMnDc: Gien-
tags. Girigent: Sobn u. 9leim
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01
$A Gtmas Henes:
'"Nw SGbnc pbnc Nlatten.

Stefes Spitem ~criorbert feit
Ilis5icben. pernrin1t baber uld feline Conner
sen, 0nben %oatelte gliisiebcu, oicieIbe @irf'
fdiftieitl mn fiibIcn ii6 au pic nuiiirlihe 3dbne.
Siii9elducite Seftdf merocu normal a%enladbf.
aerpoie Scute %braicben iin nift al ~iiirbten,
ihrc 3Gbre bebnnocIn Su ldiicn. SSir fr1ncir
nIie &nr5eln itnb Siiimofc pbnc slus5ieben.
oerlinieriauels B!ntten peroen bnrd, unferc
biirf Siien snnt Gersniiaen miro.
8nn5c 3ahngcbiiic $500 uno $500; ane a..
fantirt. @plbfrpnen $500 nmo $500; ane IA.
rnntirt. Sriidcn.Nrbcit $500 bis $500. Crib.
Sfnnngen ouu 81 at. Silbcr. Tiluuaeu soc.
? Sr. a. ". Scriiu. ~oeutiher 2ohnar,t
Nr. Sft, Hure+ou,paro. strasc.
Spreb'tnnoell BON s ubr Wlorgeus bis 0 1ltr
Mhenhe. Sonntaa5 bon 8 bis 100 llbr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01
Grief6cfDrbernna nady bem NnSlanos

Sic altslGnoii6e Eoit fir bic NIT
Dem >. Sebruor cllbenoc @ohc
idIieBt in allen 6Gaen piinftlid) III
Der Soupt.S Office mie folgt:
Yadet.Yoit lit geofinet tGglidl BON
8 llbr &ormitto9S bis 5 llbr Nad)n1lt.
tags, mlsgenommen SonntagS.
Compiler inbren ob Don Rem. gorf,
lpern nid)t anber3 ortge9eben.
SrauSatlantii6e Badet.
Yo1t.
,Geutidlonb, ldlieBt nm 5 llbr
gtodnl. am Montog, Z. Sebruor.
@roBbritonnien Ii. Srlanb idlieBt
utn 5 llbr Nofm. am 0ienltog ulo
Sreitag.
Sronfrei6 idIieBt INN 5 llbr gtaf)'
mittags oEl Sreitag.
9elgien idlieBt nm 8 llbr Nadm.
am 0ienltog.
Noripeaen, Sdiueocn lu1o SGne-
mart idlieBt nm 5 llbr No6mittags
ont Wittiuodl =. Sebr.
Sollouo idlieBt INN 8 ltbr Hodm.
am Wontag.
Stolien iblieBt INN 5 llbr Tadm.
an Sienitoa unb Srcitog.
Seitreid ihlieBt Inn 8 llbr Nad)m.
AM Sreitog.
trans Itlontiide y o It.
Gienitoa, /. Sebruor. - I'm I
llbr Ibeuoa nod europa, Nirifo
uno SitinOicn per 9ompier lin
brio" pio Silb9narb uno Siuerpool;
nm 10 llbr NbenOS nod Den N5pren.
Snieln uno Wnoeira per 9ompfer
Settle.
Wittuodl >. Scbrllor. - I'm 10
llbr Ibenb~ nod europe, Ggpptcn
mo S%itinOicn per Sonpier go 9re.
tngne".
6reitoe, 4. Sebrltor. - I'm Z llbr
MbenoS nod europa, Iirifo, SIt,Sns
bien mo 9roIilien per Cant
pier o9tclp 9nrf" pio Ylpmoutb mo
G~berbourq; nm 10 llbr NbenoS noh
europa per Compiler o2onrentic" pla
Queenstown; nod Waoelra per
Tonlpfer nSoronio".
Golt mad Siib. unb Gen.
trail . u inertia, @eIt-
inoien IL. |. 10.
SicnitnN /. Sebruur. - Inn 10
llbr IbenbS nod Bermuda per Sam-
pier r9ermloion"; nnd) Den @obo.
mas per Gompier San Socinto";;
nnd Central. Nmerifo, &onnl. Gone,
Colombia mo Siio.Yaciiic.S1fen
per Camper pio Colon; nad) Horo.
Sroiilien mo SollitoS per Gampfer
.Vernhorb".
Wtittiuodl >. syebruor. I'm 2
ltbr Hafm. nod ocll Bahamas pio
Wtionli, Sla,; III, 10 llbr Ibenbs
nnd) Samalco per Tompfer poil Hbi.
lobelpbio; l1nd) ben Sceluoro. liio
@inoparb-S nieln per Compiler III.
ler"; nod, Gubo, s@)llcaton uno Sam.
ped)c perS ornpier .GSperonSa"; mad
Siib!Groiilicn unb Ga Elota-Sano-
itrid)en per Tampfer ,Scnnplon",
pio 9obio. Hiu >Soncirn uno Snntos;
nod Sulpobor, 9ritiid) Sonouros,
Guatemala ilub 9ocoS Del Zorro per
9an1pfcr rSrutero"; nod Geittral.
sfmerifo, &onol.3one, Colombia rno
Standardization per 9ompier pio
Colon.
Gonneritog 3. Sebriiar. = Inn 10
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01

- rM 9eapcr Sails, No. bat elm
Stnlicner, lpeld)er pom Elm pnnr ano'
ben nit SfueebGucn bcluoricn MIR
&c, Dem fleinen Sobn @otiou nit
einem Meiier einen Stid oid,t bei'n,
&cr5en %bcigebrod)t. Ter auobc licNt
IN tritiihem 3uitunhe i'm nEropi.
bcnce . Spipitol" oarniebcr. Ger
Ttoliener iii cntfommen.
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StGotiIdjc &phihuleu.

sliSauitbs uno SrIea1ssStrabe.
@reenrlpuntsgloenue uno @ugcrsS trabe. 4
@aiterrsMoemie uno YaiurentsS irabe.
geurrensslneiue uno Bilinms Sirabe.
@romipeus uno 90. Strabc.
observation-disclosures uno 2eringtonsS trabe.
8arfssloeftue uno SofimansSirabe.
@ll1rors uno YrebiirunsS trabe. ~ .
CIR, 1t7-119, Sddfons0Iace.
Sius, nabe GbarpsS traBe.
BibbIesStrube. nnbe RennfhIoafia .Ibemue.
caroline, ndbe garfsStrabe. IS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01
Wicrdauts G. Niners transport. So.

Sradt uno Vafinsiere.
= 9iadl Spifp uho oem Often.
Sorntne. Steniiag unb 6reitae. o ubr Gbenos.
= 9sadl Rruptocncc NIB BEN Often.
Sonnt1e. Miiifpo6 UNI Sreitla, u llbr abenbs.
= Hadj NEWPORT Geps.
Sdglid, ausgenontnter 9oiineriia9 II. GanIiag,
8. llbr slbenos.
y 5radbt aiiqenonllnetl tiglih bis 8 llbr 9,a6m.
fir ~oenfelben Saa fubrefioe Sampler.
Nan Sauaunab unb Sadiunpine.
Wiontdg, Wittipodb uro 5reiiag, 6 tlbr Ibenos.
Snnpt: giireau; Sernialt' uio 9iabtsStr.
Gt3,I&S-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01
Gbeiapeafc Stcamihip Company.

VUtfuUcnftsfTWIf
Ram 3orfpf, Elb Yotnt Comfort u. benz siiocu
fnglid, ansgell. Sonriag. Inn $50 Mbenos.
Wprf.R iuers2
Bad Wurf Niper.2anonnae gpeit.Vptut uuo
Nidlmono
Steniiag. Sonneritaq uno Samjtaa
nm 3 ubr Mbenbs.
Silet.Streaur:
40, 1917 mnb 2t7 Sjt.Saltimprr straBr ,ina
800 Npro.Gb aries.strabc,
Suupts 9iireuu; 2iphts mo aee.SIr., Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01
NarhIanb & EennihIuania .Giieubasr.

7.45 Norni,-Yorf, alsa. Gonntae.
9o5 @orm.-9in1 Celia, nur gpnrttap.
1905 gatm.-aah aeIair, ausa. eamiios
iine Sonrtaa. ttsr
$50 gahW.-sla6, @elair, nur Gnmftaa.
s.t5 @adft.- Sad glorf. auss. Counting
300 NdGE.-ssa6 Refdit. aiisa. epfmtaa.
GOO Nbbs.-Tn6 Delta, ausg. Soitntao.
100 gbbs.-gah Delta. nnr Gonntaa.
lilac HbbS.-sla6 Helair. auSo. G0nntao.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01
TruIt.Gonlpaante'n

TritIt-@ ompagnte'n.
,MarsianS sruft Co.," sa~orbtped'ede GaIbert'
ans 0ernlan.S trabe; En- 2. gtl,1nsI1Tan
Serbis opener, Jun, SiilfssG6 asmeifter;
San SfinIier, SilfssS efretdr.
Baltimore Srnf & Wanraatee &C.," equitable
Builelna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01
eteftib.Wdenti1r

Teteftib.N genfur.
National E,teettpe eerpiee. 8. W. grfb, De,
f1dftsfhbrer, Ir. 632, eatu:9biloins. SaIti.
.,amtrttan Getediss Agencp," Charles 2obI'
mann, 9effdftsfi5ter, $40 GqlitabIesgIbe.,
Baltimore, 0;b. 4boue: 6. & 2. ct. Raul
2027; @upnnrg: 6. Il q. Rolte 1230-H.
epanbaner & gdbmtbt, GndfoIger bon Gutitb,
Weft & 2pons. 503 Galpert Building.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01

RoIaJ s6Iafuaglone mad WepsUOrf ftnb bes
rett ann 1ebrnu9 In Der Camden. iinb Ut.
Rl4alsGtation UNI 1000 S6erbs.
Icr.9gaepons. GreiIer1fsn etc. iperben f6uss
t.foret oer 1eIerbon In anen feISenber HiIet.
Btlycuu1: ghar.ess unt BuittutptesGfrnbe q. D
g., Ct. VauI 1924. cber Mb. Gouttlanb 1901:
9f. NotdIsetnticn Z. & e.. Nlt. Sermon Sis:
G~ombeHsGfafton 9ufprmattonS.Btreou 9. & D.
O. 8ouI $40. ober Wab.. geurtIont eT1e. nj
RS SO. o0hsBroabipat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01

Warmor. uno @rantt.@ erfe.
8. Silsartnsr & ebbns. 7f4--7ts BeTtsSaItts
moresGtrabe. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01

Hationol.g anfen.
,Sbe Oh sowa Gattunal Vans,". GAP. unb
@tetersStrabe. Sacob 8. GOVT BrdttoeHf;
Senrp 9. ytebnel aafiirer: -
VI. 6. g8agner. &aifirer.
,~gSeitsru National Bauf," IL Norbsgutatp'etr
N. Wiariott, Hafiiret. -.
,Jarmers aub WlerdbantS SatteHal cant"
Sputp. uno 9ombarbsS irabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01

0IehpIatten, Wetai, &c,
2aon, Gouilin & 60. (tHeorporirtD. 1919
@aIoerftonsS trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01

9ou Naterialien, Sbiiren, 5eniter'
rabmen, 2aoen, etc.
Sames D. gofter & Co.. 1t6-117 ShS'Sreoe'
ridsGtrabe. IS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01

Seitungeu, 3~eitIdriften, etc.
she Baltimore Nsps Co." 9aob abererom'
bic. Yefnaftsflbrer, 31e Weit'Ue WIaIl'Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01

Gianos nnb Sraelu.
GbaS. 30. she;f, D glprosQtbertn sStrobe.
sDm. 3uabe e 60, Barf.ane. uilo SnIeite.G Str
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01
0[ahnfnte1f.

earf Y. N. efpiE, 126-12J 2dts BntIbine.
9uitauuS Gsrb, 261-269 @albert Sutloino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01

2anopirtbihaftlihe @eratae unb
SGlrereien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01

gigenibums glgenten uno SAMPLER.
Sisrre 6. SnsaH & Wepaew. 10 Git.ssrtnuton'
Etrake. WV
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01

grtiHst & snrnsr &c.. 2O6 Rorb.gaea.stmbs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01

Spar.9 anfen.
,SsntiHe eparbauf BON 1altmpre." Gutdrp'
unb 8aItimoresStrdb,
,St. Sanies SSarbank" naIftu1oresStrabe uHn
guiioM S0ufes 9benue,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01

plumbing, Surfaces, Ranses uno
Gefen,,' eTnfISadeh limb 'GitfisH. H7
g.nnett gros., 523 observation-disclosures.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01

Sefen, Satl0eden ltn0 Nttt1ter.
Bennett eros, 523 observation-disclosures.
G1ipferIhmieSe niio Ylumbers.
Spbn 3nbert, TIA Ibau,eS.g trate. 9. 4 ..
9eIepbon: BoIfe 1899.
6eller.8
yWopat Sniuraufe SO. of siSersppt,". Senrp
W. @arfieIb. Reitoents0aanaeer, 101-102
@bdnIbrr Of gommerce 8utIoiNg.
,germanta Seaer . Werifernug 0tteafdtaft,"
Baltimore uro NorttsStrabe.
g~igenibums 2lsenten nn6 SAMPLER.
Yterre 6. Sasau & yepbew, 10 Gft'ssrtnuton'
Strabe. ~
Suti6mieb. 3ubebSr.
q. eeptt Sapne Co., 362-364 Torb,O ab'Str
2oblen nnb ScI3.
eexrs o. gsn Ceiue, $50 gcInn,bia- apemus.
Gfanbleib. @eibGite.
pGomtpIibateb 2oau Co.," / g,oro'1ap'e trabe.
Gianos uno Srgelu.
Slas. 81. eteif. . gsors ;atbertb.e tsabe
@m. 3uabe & 60, Parf'ase. nilo Sapette'ttr.
Yopier ,tno Bapier.D Often.
emtth. SiSp1 Co., 10b--107 SaHooersStrabe.
0ledplatten, Metali, &c,
aasn, Goniin & 80. (tHeorporirtt. 1910
MnIAarftntrL frnB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01

Hopier uno Bapier.D Often.
emttb. SiSpH Co., 106--1O7 SaHooersStrabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01

2ethenbeItatter.
eankes 4 cStn., 17oe-1710 Ganton.Nbenie
3Ym. GDpf, Wortbs unb 0reenmouut,tlnenus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-01
: Scatter"

rSnl, the Circus @al", cineS Der
neaeIten Melooranten BON u. $.
9gooos, aebt bieie @ofe i'm .Solli-
hap- ctr. 5beater", bieiem beliebten
Jamilien-5 beater, iiber Die lueltbe.
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The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14
FOR RUGBY
COACHES To heed
Why Scrnms Are So Offen
Crumpfed Up by Lighter
Weights

The Rugby football season as far as
the schools are concerned is now we'll
under way and the teams are praetic-
ing regularly for the first game OF the
season next saturday. The ooys are
out regularly with their respective
coaches and pay particular attentiOH
to the points shown them
In some of the scrums formed last
week at the practices there was
were and the benefit OF the weight
was therefore entirely lost On sew
eraI occasions the men packed against
each other and the lighter men were
enabled to push their heavier oppo-
nents where they liked This is due
TO bad packing by the heavy forwards
and in this case the coaches Will DO
well to have the men thoroughly
understand the cause of the rauit-
The 'crumpIing" of serum is due TO
the front row and middle row men not
getting down low enough in the first
place and then to their getting down
with an arch in the middle OF their
backs instead of there being a straight
line from the back of the neck TO the
extremity of the hips.
training in the beginner is the art of
passing" This needs considerable
practice and close attention to Just
where the ball should be passed. a
coach last week was instruct1ng his
men how to pass and in so doing ad-
vised them to turn partly the upper
part of the body from the hips that
the play er's face might be facing the
man he was going to pass to and his
shoulders almost at right angles 70
the receiver of the pass.
The idea is good. but the practical
side of the thing is not apparent A
man passing a ball when running
should never have to turn his body
the slightest fraction of an inch A
player should be taught to pass the
ball with either hand and not pass
with both hands.
The Barbarian club has now started
practice and will play it's first game
aginst one of the high schools next
Saturday Several Of the high schools
have asked the Barbarians for games
with the view of getting thorough
practical knowledge on some of the
finer points of the game Whatever
open dates the Barbarians have are
being filled in with these high school
games So far Lowell, Mission and
Oakland high schools have been ac-
commodated.
The new Australian football rules
are popular with the grammar school
pupils and the Crockett, Hancock and
Pacific Heights schools are practicing
every week acquiring the rudiments of
the game.
An exhibition of this new code of
football will shortly be given by ex-
perienced players on the playground
at Seventh and Harrison streets. ".
Marshall of the Barbarian club is busy
organizing a team that will play an
exhibition with the Columbia Park
boys club.
The different schools that Coach
Ward now has in hand will play a
game September 1. and as soon as four
or five schools have a good knowledge
of the game a competition will be
organized.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14
Canadian 0arsmen Win
Championship

WASHINGTON, Aug. 13.-Winners a
week ago of the senior eight cared
championship of Canada, the same
eight Ottawas from Ottawa City today
won the championship of all North
America. The American oarsmen were
no match for their rivals from across
the border.
The Canadians took first honors in
the prime event of the closing day of
the thirty eighth annual regatta of the
National Association of Amateur Oars
men.
Scarcely less important in the eyes
of the aquatic world was the victory of
William Mehrof of the New York Mas
saus in the single sculls. His victory
over Fred Shepherd of the HarIems of
New York was measured by one second
for the entire mile and quarter course
S. F. Gordon of the Vespers had the
victory in the association single sclIIIs
for seniors in his grasp all the way
down the course.
The Arundels won the senior race for
four cared shells with ease, the real
contest being between the two St Louis
clubs, the Mound City and the Centrals
for place. The Centrals exhausted
themselves in the early stages of the
race aTd were overtaken by the Mound
City at the conclusion of the race.
At the conclusion of the regatta the
judges held a special race for senior
four Dared shells.
The judges allowed the international
race to stand, but gave the crews an
other opportunity to try out their
prowess. The Vespers won out with
the Centrals of ST. Louis second. the
Mound City third.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14
Leading Golfers of West
Gathering at Denver

DENVER. Aug 13--Leading golfers
of the west. representing clubs from
every part of the territory lying be-
tween the Mississippi river and Salt
Lake City are gathered in Denver to-
night preparatory to the opening Of the
tenth annual tournament of the Trans
Mississippi golf association. which will
begin on the links of the Denver cOun-
try club Monday morning
Among the arrivals this morning was
Harry G.. Legg of Minneapolis, the.
present Mississippi champion
Omaha. which is after next years tour-
nament, sent delegation of 80.
Entries for the tournament total 225,
the largest in the history OF the asso-
citation The first round of the 96 hole
championship will be played Monday
and the second half Tuesday Thirty
will qualify in the championship flight
In addition, cups are offered in four
flights and one professional fight
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-14
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532 Castro St. Hayward, Cal.