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columbia . 9uuo Gar. 81,
9. 8. 8. Q. 81"

SefretGr Sobn Meininger, GER.
201S, 8. Ctr, N..@.-8eriommlung
ieoen 2. Mittmo6 I'M Monot in q.
S6mar5'S columbia L. WGmner6or-
Salle, 1. Ctr, H.-@. = Geriamm.
lung ieoen 1. unb 3. Moittog imDio-
nat bel Senrp @oBmann, Scr. 1877,
Z. Ctr, N..@.
nElottoeutiher Serein."
SefretGr @n. Sonnemann, Scr.
1915, Worion-Str. H..@. - Ser,
iommlung ieben 2. 9onneritag im
Nonot in Nr. 430, s. Str, 0..@.
vWebger . llnterItiisungs Gerein."
Sefret6r s. g. SeB, Scr. 112, 4.
Ctr, H.-gS., Serlummlung jeoen
!. 9ienItog i'm Wtonot bel Geo. 9eS.
fer, Tt. 800, Yenniplpania : apenue,
N.-@.
ngerein 9apern, Golumbio-S eftion,
g. &C. g. b. N,-N."
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Slorioa.slpe., N.=S. -Gerlanmlung
ieoen 1. Sonntog i'm Wtonat bel g.
9eBler, gtr. 922, Yenniplpanio.Noe
H..8.
nS1lpGbiider &ronfen . ltnterItiit.
5u1lgS.Serein,"
SefretGr Midocl Diet, Ir, 500,
S.Str., So 9erinmmlung jeben
I. 9onreritae bel Senrp @aBmoun,
Nr. 1877. Z. Str. N..@.
nSccailio.2ose Ger. I, g. 8. 5. g.-9."
SefretGr S. u. S6iirger, Gnnereb
Saigbt. 9. 6. = Gerian1mlltng ies
Den 2. linO a. 9onneritag bei Senrp
@oBmannL Scr. 1877. 7. Str, T.s@.
D9eutid)er llnterltiibungs .gunb,
@ilbelm Sell-2oge Nr. 5,
Il. 8. 5. G,-&,"
Sefretdr Saul 9a6ihmibt, Nr.
$40, 9-Str., SD. : 8eriautmIung
jeben 2. uno A. 9ienItag I'M Monat
in Nr. 623. 2ouiiiona.Nps,, H.-@.
oltnfel 9rGiia-S ergniigungs. Serein."
SefrctGr Geo. Meir, Scr. 124t, 6.
Str, 60. = Serlommlung ieben
2. Sonntag I'M Monnt i'm SIR. 430,
3. Str. N.@. ltr
n0eutiher Neutrality-suspicious.,
9iitrift Scr. 49,"
Sefret1r @m. Sannemann, Nr.
1915, Marion.Str I..@. = Ser.
iammluns ieoen A. Mittlupdl i'm $40.
nat in slug. Sbmor5'S ugolumbia-
MGnnerhor.Saae," Ger. S27. Z. Str,
H..@.
nGeuti6 . gmerifaniider llnterItiit.
Serain." ri,
SefretGr g. @iegano, Mr. 1924, 6
Ctr, S,.@. = Geriammlung, jebell
2. Sienltae i'm Wonat bel George
9eBler, Scr. 800, Eenniploaniasslpea,
H..@.
n8eianeberein @erlnania.@ dnner.
dior" asl
SefretGr SranS 8entb, binter Hr.
225, 9sStr., R..@. - @eriammlune
ieben 1. Sonntag I'M Wo,lot; Sing
ltnnbe iehen Sonneritag in George
geBler's Snnc, Nr. 922, Henniplpa'
nia.gpe., H..@.
uSeIien-E armitGbter ltnterltiisungs'
8ersin."
Sefretar 'Sobn Meiningeb Scr.
201S, 8. Str, H.,@. = 8eriommIitne
ieben 3. Wittmod bel aitg. Sbpar5,
GER. 1927, Z. Ctr, N.e8.
vGolumbia- Surnperein."
Sdriftipart S. 6. Mann, Scr. 2231.
10. Ctr, N..@. - 9eriammlung ie-
oe1 2. Sonttag int Monat in Der
Si,rfbale, gde Z. unb 2-Str., N.-@
Surnitunoen ieben 3ienitag. Wtitt'
iuoh uno Sreitag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-22
Moanrt.. Wl

Saltptqiiortier: Robert @oumer'g
Safe, Nr. 192i-t923, Orleans.
StraBe. Singitunoc: Gonneritngs.
Girigent: Geo. Y. Eoblnlonrt.
0Weluoie."
Smuptq1lartier: Sobn SHES tSaQe,
gfe Som.S trabe un0 9elair-Mar
SiugItunbe: 0onnerito9s. 9irigent
3. aorolus.
n@ermonio Guartett.
Club"
Solptquartier: @ogener's Saae,
Nr. 1t6, Iotb&oco. Strabe. Sing.
itlliloe: Sienito0a. Girisent: s. 8a'
rolllS. ~
81 ctger, ?Gciqnqperein."
Salipfquartipr: HiifferS Sale, See.
1903, Toro- Srt0erif! StrnBe. Sing
itunOej SieritdaS, Siriqent: subert
SNl|pfr. a.N Gr.tE atS Y.. -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-22
,..;,gereias- SaIeaoer.

n9eutih4llnghrii6eu 2ieberfran3."
9triaent 6ran5 Sod. Sereins-
lofol Stephan 8ob' SnIle, Nr. 1923,
SeolonSt &eriammhrng Mittmot,
Nlbeno. g7 UMar51S)
sa 9obmiibe 91fer.
Sauptqllortier: Scr. 1913, aib.
lonb-@pe. &. & g. Sci. @olfe 376 81.
gGder:@ eiongperein BON Baltimore.
9irigent: Erof. 3. &orolus.
Souptquortier: q. 8a9cner's Soqe,
119 Noro=|ocasSt Ctr, ieben Somitag
Nheno, NIT Iilsnabme bcs oritten
SomitogS i'm Monat, Singltunbe.
Npril7,tO
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Nbfahrtstagc Der S5eansN Camper
bun Weiu-Yprf.

Am %. Sanuar nBbilaoelpbla"
n1t Soutbompton.
Mm %. Sanllar nGarmania" nod)
@ibraltor unb Nenpei.
Nm %. Sonuar california" nod
Glasgow.
am 30. Sonnar Baltic" naf
2iperpool.
am 90. Sonuor ,2aplano" nod
Nntnerpen. "a
Nm %. Sonuar ~aronprin5" nod
Bremen.
am 26. Sanuar oSceanic" nod
Ncopel unb SrieIt.
Sim 26. Sanuar y%Gompania" nod
2iperpooI.
Nm 81. San1or .3ieten" nad
9remen. #'
gm 81. Sanuor .s%lnconia" nod
Neopel uno @ehla.
Sim 81. Samuar ,Eouraine" nod
A'uuiS.
am 90. Sanuar ,@ermonia" nodJ
9teopel uno Trielt.
sfm 30. Sanllar Oceanic" nod
Soltbampton.
am 80. Sanlor Berlin" mad,
Gibraltar iinb Weapel.
an 30. Sonlor n&egina o'Sta.
la" nod HeopeI nnb @enlta.
am 80. Sanllar minneapolis"
had 2onoon.
am 80. Sonuor uYreiioent Gin,
coin" nod Somburg.
am 90. Som;or Cincinnati" nod)
Ncapel uno @enllo.
Im 1. Sebruar .Roorbam" mad
Hotteroom.
gn1 1. Sebruar Europa" mad,
Neapel nnb 8enua.
Sim 3. 5ebruar n5inlano" nod
Intluerpen.
am 9. Sebruar Celtic" rad 8i.
broltar llno @enua.
gm 9. Sebruor .ltmbrio" nod
liverpool.
gm 3. 8ebruar n9retagne" nad)
SABRE.
gm 3. 6ebruar .G. s. Sietsen"
Ead) &openbagen.
@m 8. 5ebruur nStalia" no6 go.
lermo mo HeapeI.
am 5. 6eruuar columbia" nod
Glasgow.
gm 8. Sebruar Min1etonfa" mad
Sonbon.
Im 8. 5ebruor .Rcip.0orf" naf)
southampton.
Vim 5. 8ebrlor .Soronia" rad
Gibraltar uno Ieopel.
am 8. 5ebruor ,Noma" mad,
Vseapel nnb Marieiue.
am 8. 5ebrllar .@roBerauriiirIt"
ltnh Dem Orient.
am .. 5ebruar n9aurentic" noh
2%iperpool.
Im s. 6ebruar .aaiier" nad)
Bremen.
Im s. 5ebrl,ar ,Statenoam" mad,
Nrtteroam.
Im 8. 6ebruor. argentino" nod
gteapcl unb Srieit.
am 8. 5ebruar , Wauretonia" mad,
2%iperpooI.
am 8. Sebruar Cue oe @enopa"
1tod) Neapel mo @enila.
Im 8. 8ebruar .SaoerIano" mad
Intmerpen.
Sim 10. Sebr,iar ,Hoon" mad
Bremen.
Vim 10. S%ebrunr .Sapoie" mad,
Sdure.
Vim IL. 5ebrlar .Iaumonia" mad,
Gibraltar uno Neapel.
gm ~, 5ebrllar .gaIeoonia" nadl
Glossop.
am -. 6ebrrair .ge,nc3ia" mad,
Neapel nno @arIeiqe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-22
&ricfbefDrSerung nady benz N~uslanSs

Gic1ouSlGnoiide EoIt fir ole nit
Gem %. Sonuor euoenOc MOdlc
idlieBt in alien S1aen piinttlid in
Ser SauptsSifice, mic iol9t:
Eofct'Eoit lit ge0iinet tGglid) bon
9 llbr GormittogS bis . llbr Nad)nlit,
tags, onSgenomnlcn SonntogS.
Gompier iobren ob bon ytciu, yorf,
lpcnrt ntft. onOer5 ongegeben.
TronSotIontiiAe @odet,
Yoit.
GeutidlonO, idIicBt ln 8 ubr
AnhnIttogS am Monto9.
@robbritunnien II. Srlono ihlieBt
nm ) llbr 9tud)m. uu Iicnitng umo
Srcitog.
6ronfreib idlieBt i'm 3 llbr Nod.
mittu9a orl Srcitog.
WeIgien id)lieBt INN 5 ll6r Nodm.
en- Nienitog mo 6reItug.
Norfprgen, SdpcOen u,6 9Gne-
mart ihlieBt nm 5 llbr No6mlttaga
ant Wontog II. Saruor.
Sollnno idIiebt nm ) llbr Iod)m.
om WontoN.
Stolien i6IicBt INN 5 llbr Nodm,
on 6reitog.
Geitreid ihlicBt nm 3 llbr Nodm.
ont 9ienltoa.
Foltl mad SiiO. un0 Gen.
trail u inertia, @et.
in0ien II. i. N.
Poit nod Nei,flnDlono, pio Nortb
SiOneD, u1o nod Wiqltelou, pia SO.
Iton, i6lieBt bier tGglih nm 3 llbr
Nafmittogs; nodl Gubo, pio Snntpo,
tdgli6 nm 1 llbr Nodmitto9s; nad
Gotta Hico, Sonouros, Nicoraglla
(Sitfiiite), Solpooor uno @ltotemo.
Ia, piu Geiu.S Orleans, tdglid) Inn 10
llbr NbenbS; nod Werico Gitp tdglib
ltn s llbr ulo 12 llbr I6enos.
SronS . 9 ocifid e g 0 it.
Somitog, %. Sanuar. - lin 7
llbr IbenoS nod Soparl, aorea unO
China pia Tacoma.
Sonntag, %. Sonuor.-llm 7 llbr
Slbenos nod) 9Elitralien, Neit.See.
Iono rnO Siii-Snieln pia SoncouDer,
9. 6.
Eoit nod Soipaii, 8ilom uto Sen
&biljppiueu, bio ...San .Sronrisco
idIieBt bier tGalid) nm 7 llbr Abenos
bis alim 81. Sonuor.
Die Srons-Y ocific.Eolt miro tag.
lid gum albgongsbofen geianot, uno
Die Belt bes ShlulieS lit 10 orrangirt,
Dab Elm umllnterbrodener lleberlonos
transport ermoelidt ipiro.
Noti5. - Dos @rifporto nod al.
len frenlben 21noern (oilsqenommen
@roBbritomien uno SrIonb, Cana.
oa, Merico, Savanna, Cuba nnb
Sbon9boi, mo oolielbe ipie boS ein-
beimiide iit) lit ipie folgt: 5 GentS
fir Die erite Huge mo 3 GeutS fir
jeoe meiterc lln5e ooer oeren Sbeil,
unb muB boil I'M Sora,s be5oDlt
iueroen, onoernfous bas 9oppelte
bes feblenoen 9etrogeS am Srte Der
Mblicierumg coueftirt miro. Had
GelltidIono, nllr brett per Sdiif
ipie bic cinbeimiihen Hoten.
%. Sail SurriS, YoItmeiIter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-22
MaruIans observation-disclosures,

I.45 Nornt.-Worf, diise. Gonntda.
9,05 yorm.-Nnd Delta. unr Gonntda.
$50 Gorns.-gnd gelair. aisa. Gnnntaa.
NM Sonnfaa.
$50 Madhn.-Ian @eIair. nnr enmftaa.
BE Madhm.-Ma6 PORT. ause. Gcnntaa.
800 Nadhr..-Toh 9elair, auss. Sonnfas.
600 MbbS.-Ga6 9eIia, nnsg. Gonntag.
100 Mb6s.-gon 9eIia, MIR Gonntae.
lilac @beS.-sa& BeIoir, auSo. Gonntaa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-22
Mierdants & Mimers transport. Gu

Sradt Mnb Haiasiere.
y Nadl Suftp unp benz Steu.
Sonntag. Gieniiag .uno 5reitag, 6 ubr @benos.
= Nadl Yrpuioence nno bent Often.
SuHrttng. Wittfpod Ine Sreitdg, 6 ubr Nben6s.
Sad Heippprt Wefus.
Idelih, ausgenommen 9onrerftaa H.. Gamitag,
6 ubr Nbenos.
= Sra6t aneettonlmet iigli6 bis 8 llbr gla6Iu.
fir ~oeHfeIber 5ag fdbrenoe Sampfer. :
Tadl sapannab nnb Sadiuneinc.
Wtuntaa, Wittluob uI6 Sreitag. i llbr 9benbS.
Snnpt, giircat: Sernialr' utto 2iobtsSir.
G13 T&E~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-22

VOtoI A6IdiOIa1oH9 dd0 WefOsQOrt Fn6 Be-
rett 3INr @ebron& in Der Garden, unb Nn.
S,p nlsG tatrou nm 600 MDeub6.
hefernituM bon 8nun In g9Iat. ODER 8as.
Ior.g8aaRuns. Gpeiferdten etc. perbeH fSn(g
kstorgt yer aeIeebon tn allen fcI1snben HtIsts
@hreai1: Gtnr.ess unt BaltiuioresGfrnbe, q. D
g.. e. HnnI 1884, ober Deb. Gourtlanb 1901:
MRf. HohatGtation Z. & e., Tt. Serrun St28;
Gauibens@tnfion SnformationA8t reau, 3. 9 !.
Ct. HonI $40. ober Orb, Gouxtlauh 1T4e, ~
ne. $50. eGbsHrpobmeh.
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Gbeiapeafe stcamibip Company.

OBtldptntfsYFnif:
Rad %orfplt, Slo goint Gpufprt u. BEN eubtn
taGiln, anS9ef. SontffnD. Inn $50 WbeuoS.
prf.Tipcf,2inie:
Wah yort N'ner'9anoingen Weit.Vptnt unb
Nidlmpno
Sienifag, Sonrlerftag unb SdnItaa
I'M 5 ubr MbenoS.
~ 8~tlet.Surcanr: yet
1t9, 1877 nno 2f7 Ci.Nnltimprr. strnie urh
2 800 Npro-6tarlce .strake.
.Snlipts Nilreali: aiqhts lno geezStr, Baltimore,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-22

gau Waterialien, Sbiren, Seniter'
rabmen, 2aoen, etc.
Sanies y. Softer & 60, 115-t17 6ao'8rsoe'
rtds GtIahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-22
Nationol.Q anfen.

Nationol-0 anfen.
,S6e rlb supu Ssattoual gauf," Sob. unb
GretersStraBe. SGcob B. Govt, Brdftbent;
,sssite 9atisnai.8aai," asa sib.groabpa
9. 6. @agner, 4aiftrer.
,@chsn National yauf," IL yorbsG utaipss Ctr.
". Wariptt, 8alftrsl.
Soutbs unn 9ombarosS traBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-22
Wei9dftss@esmeiier.
Bidder, CONDITION. unb Sotel.
8ebarfs. Irtifel.a
fse Nrers & Odds 60. 104 SiiosSotSdfbsg

2eitungen 3eitidriften, etc.
,Sbe salttmure WswS Co.," 9ap9 Mbercrop
bic. Wefniftsfiibter. 319 NeitsGe NIarlsGtr
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OeteftibsWuenf1tr

9eteftip.I genttir.
RattpnaI Tstcettpe eerStee. s. W. p1ft, u.
fhdftsfhbrer, 9ir. 632, 9aip.9bilbino, 9aIti'
..a mS1f, MO n., ssEme S u, Waal s11Uj aobI,
mann, Seftdftsfii5ter, $40 gauitabIes8Ibe..
Baltimore, Wih. 4bone: g. 4 q. ct. 9auI
2027; @Dpnure: 6. & q. goIte 1230-M.
epanbaner e G6mtot, Ga&foIgtr bon Gmitt,
Weft & 9bonS, b08 gaIpert 8uiIotno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-22
Nopofateu

Qart u. NQ. eduls, 126-129 2dN ButIhine.
0uitubuS 0prb. 261-269 gdlbert UuiIotna,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-22
TruIt.G

Eruit.G ompagnte'n.
yMarnianb SraIt Co.," gorbped.gde GaIbert
nnb 0erniarsS traBe;, g.. 9. Zimmerman.
Serbis opener, iun., SiflfSsS8 asineitter;
Jan @iinner, SiiiissG efrefdr.
Baltimore 1raft & Gaarartee &C.," Equitable
gutlblna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-22
3abns, QUIT. Brnits. saerbsn=

0@9a>r VuIls' Ot"Il>' 2terpe">
nno ollie rbnmatiiden Sdmersen
peihen einisen Meioungen NIT Or.
GidJter's
PAIN EXPELLER
70 uiib SOC. in Ipotbefen. Nllr
edit NIT Infer.
4. Mb. Nidter e So.
tans Hubeltabt, s%htirtmaeml
2f5 Scarf street. Rew Ycrf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-22

Warmor. uno 8rantt.W erfe.
9. Sileartner & ebbae, 714-7t8 BeftBaItt.
noresStraRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-22

8le6platten, WetaG, etc. IA
aann,. GgIfI.n & 60. (incorporirt). 1870
BdIoerftonsS traBe, "l.j
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-22

Blumbing, SURFACES, Ronses unb
Sefen Sahoeden uno Ninnen.
Bennett Bros, 523 Observation-Disclosures.
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Yapier iino Bapier-D Often. Isl,
emttt. TtSrn Co., 1O5--107 SanobersStraDt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-22

~Spaebores .iees Stnhoe GI! DIE StaaDs- W.
Mo9eniaaeu 100 Born, bis 500 UbenbS.
Srii6ere Mbfnbrt bon BET Wst. HGpaIsS station.
1trefte Herbtnt1ns In beg usnen ustsk
etattou ~ Ssafbinctsa nit aass fasItA setss.
hen 2tnteu. 80 IA
- i q .sss - !, Ssr!ar:n z! g, /, !sss5.s 4ssss.
tiles, S11.56 Norm,. fi2.16. t12.58. tim.
:s.as, 1870. .tIa; tl.65. 1855 MaSms .e:oo.
ZOO, f7.2O.. $500, 1920, 1900, 5000 t11.0l
BORN. .1s.oo tt2; o. -i2;so,, t1oo, st;o<
ga6n.. f6ce. .6.fs,' 1870. FOO. 1890, '.s:lS
(Qinii.sl. 1000, zoos. *l1.o5. '11.32 abhe.
grsOeIid, eoE,ssn.s ieticn. t7;s5 mno ss.iS
easeyatp.pu, Wt. @obdI.Stetiou, t7.l6 Born.
1850 9iddbn. Gautben.Stai.on. t7.So. t6.oA
Burui., 1880. t4.o9 9ia9m.
sastet elne 2tme
sat PAilaSeIy1ta nRt 0epsgSyf.
Reuer Terminus an her Dreiunb1 tDa1 stehn
4beQtecu.
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2eiterbeltatter.
snnbsy & eBtns, 1708-1710 ganton,Npenue.
s8m. Guof, Nprtb. unb @reenuount.slbenue
Griebb6fe.
r2snbpH Ear1 Geueters," Dnrean: II Nsett.
Saratona.Strube.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-22

WV WV 49,
GupferibnlieSe unb Ylumbers.
SoIn 8ubert, TIA 1bameSs strabe. q. u =.
9eIepbon: Boife 1899.
Seuer-S erIiterungen.
yHppat Sniurarte So. of 2iuefpopI," Senrp
VI. WartieIo, &eftoeut.Dtonueer, 101-102
.96amber Of @omnreree 8uiIotie..
,Geruanta Sener . Geriiderungs gttenfGaft,H
Baltimore tino EorttsStraBe.
g~igenibums Igenten un6 ,SGnoJer.
eisrre 6. Sasaa & saepbew. 10 Oft.aeytnaton.
StroBe.
Sutihmteb. Subebor.
q. Scott Hasae 60, S62-364 sosb.0 absstr
4oblen unb .SoI5.
eexrt y. Hsa Ceiue, $50 @oIumbia'abenit.
Bfonoleib.8 ei6dfte. ~
pGonfpltbateb 2oan Co.," 1 atoros0ahsG trnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-22

Staots. 9anfen.
,Seutihe gant pon galtimore,n Baltimore,
uno Souibab.S trabe. slugujt Beber, Brdft'
beat: o.. Z. St6i, ~Stnbmetfter
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-22

Eianos ,tno Srgeln.
GtaS. n. ettci, . gloros2ibertpsS trabe.
sSm. 3uabe & g., EarfssIbe. ul,S Sapette.Gtr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-22

Spar.9anfen.
ySeutf1e esarbaui nuu VaItimsfe," Gu!afps
uno GaItimoresStrab -
vSt. Sames eparbunf," 6a,ttmoresStrabe Inb
guftoM Souiesgbenua.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-01-22

SutiGmieo. Subebor.
q. etatt Same Co., 362-364 soSos0absSt
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2anopirtbldaftlide gerdtae I'm
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Bfonoleib. 8eiddfte. ~
yGonipltbateb 2oan Co.," 1 Mores0a gtrnbs
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-26
Surprises Are Expected

NEW YORK, Sept. 25-This week will the football
rules brought for public inspection the big
colleges Yale Harvard, Princeton Cornell Dartmouth Brown
West Point Annapolis will all play their opening games this week
Yale completing twoweek of elementary practice at
Lakev Conn., Tuesday will be back Yale field Wednes
day opening game with the Wesleyan eleven She will
the football cautiously accordance with the crafty Yale
perfecting practice before exhibiting them the
public eye Wesleyan however promises open up the with
may force Yale exhibit the possibilities of
the defensive side The program or
Wednesday game Philadelphia between Pennsy
vania and Dickinson
Probably the best game of the week will be at New Haven on
Saturday. Yale Syracuse In all the there is still
uncertainty the working of the new rules The
most radical changes the rules preventing pulling and pushing
and interference with the who relieves the tor
ward pass
Consensus opinion among experts that the days of tandem
and plays passed. and coaches will be compelled to
many formations heretofore relied upon as ground gamers
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-26
MANY ATHLETES IN
BIG A. A. u. MEET
Every Section of the Country Will
Send Representatives to
New Orleans

Every section Of the United States
and Canada viii be represented at the
A. A. Z. The championship games will
be held in New Orleans in October.
Full teams will pe sent by the Irish
American A. c. and the New York A.
c. of New York. There will be ath-
letes from practically every state in
the Union.
That New York is going to get big
share of the honors is evident from
the number and class of the men who
viii represent the various clubs of
that city in the different events.
More than a hundred Gotham title
holders will make the trip, and when
they leave here every one of them
will be in his best condition. Spurred
on by the threat that only those who
show championship form will be sent,
practically every athlete of note has
been training to get himself in the best
condition.
Bernie Wefers, trainer of the New
York Athletic club, has an entire team
out every day at Travers Island, put
ting them through hard exercises. At
Celtic park Lawson Robertson Is busy
coaching his charges Of the Irish
American A. c.
The meet promises to be the best
ever held for the national titles. Every
section of the country will be repre-
sented by its best men. In an effort
to make it a huge success the New
Orleans officials promised to send $4,000
to the A. A Z. to b eused as travelling
expenses for the athletes. This money
will be used to aid the boys whose
clubs cannot afford to send them.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-26
NEW ATHLETIC FIELD
FOR BERKELEY CAMPUS

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA,
Sept. 25.-The feasibility of building a
new running track and athletic field at
the state university is much mooted
question that will receive some definite
action within the next three weeks
For years the old stadium has been
a disgrace to the blue and gold campus,
and it is with delight that the student
body halls the idea of new cinder
track.
At the present time the heads of the
civil engineering department are in
vestigating the possibility of building
the track in Strawberry canyon to the
south and beyond the classic Greek
theater. 1t will be necessary to build
a concrete floor over the creek and fill
in with dirt and cinders. The banks
of the canyon have the natural slope
suitable for bleachers
Providing the engineers report is
favorable to the plan, the associated
students will expend about $4,000 on
the work, and will have it completed
year from this spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-26
NELKS LOSE ONE
TO TENTH STS.
Juvenile LeaguerS Have Joyous
Time and Many Surprises
Feature Meetings
JUVENILE LEAGUE
NELKs LOSE ONE

The Nelks, leaders in the Juvenile league.
were pulled down a few notches yesterday
afternoon by the Tenth Street Merchants
on the Sixth and Alexander diamond by a
their only through an error by Eads,
the center fielder. in the first inning.
Compton, second sacker for the winners. was
the only player either club TO be chalked
up with two bagger. Tenth street executed
four fast double plays which were of a SEN
sstional nature. The all round work of Kid
Mohler jr.. and Ewton, and the fine running
catch of Kaufman were the head liners of
the game. Templeton. for the losers famed
fourteen OF his opponents and allowed
but three hits, while Chick struck out but
two and allowed the same number of hits.
Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-26
BIG TEAMS FIGHT SHY
OF GOING TO ACADEMY

ANNAPOLIS, Md. Sept. 25.-Unless
something unexpected occurs to inter
rupt it, the playing of the annual
game against the Military academy is
certainty The local schedule pre-
sents a number of interesting contests,
but is not as good as in many previous
years. The big teams show a growing
reluctance to come to Annapolis, the
reasons being the length of the trip
and the necessity of reaching a high
standard in order to do themselves
justice. The big local game will be
that against the Carlisle Indians on
November ~.
The schedule follows:
October 1-St. Johns.
October S-Rutgers.
October 15--Washington and Jeffer-
son.
October 22-Virginia Polytechnic in
stitute.
October 29-Western Reserve.
November 5-Lehigh.
November 12-Carllsle.
November 19-New York university.
November 26-West Point.
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The new rules place premium on
speed and agility, and call for more
trick plays, more strategy and more
quick thinking. End runs will be more
profitable and the forward pass Will be
a more resourceful play, although not
much less treacherous than it was last
year.
An increase in variety and versatility
is promised. The preliminary work Of
the big elevens has been devoted to
development of offense and little scien-
tifc work with the defense has been
attempted. 1t remains to be seen
whether a consistent, connected, two
sided game will result.
That the spectators will be the gain
ers from the revision is conceded.
Whether the play is through the line,
around the end or far in the front on a
forward pass or on-side kick, the
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watcher can follow the ball in way
impossible under the old rules.
The defeat of Pennsylvania by Ur-
sinus is not the only indication that
the new rules will develop many sur
prises. Some coaches believe that the
offensive side will have a large advan-
tage over the defensive, while it is con-
ceded that heavy men will be less val
liable than before and that premium
will be placed on speedy men.
One prominent expert is quoted as
declaring that under the new rules he
can develop an offensive play that no
team can stop, and that out of ordinary
football material he can develop team
which is practically certain to score on
opponents who have the pick of trained
athletes from all parts of the country.
If he shall mako good this assertion
the season of 1910 Is bound to see some
sensational football and the likelihood
of any team finishing the season with
a clean slate is small.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-26
oLINDA DEFEATS cRAYs

The Olinda first team yesterday at
Olinda defeated the Los Angeles Grays
in fast ten-inning game by a score of
to 5. The game was featured with
several fast plays, but the smokes
could not find Pitcher Cripps' benders,
while Slater was touched up for sew
eral bngles. Cripps twirled a good
game and after the third inning had
the game in hand. Batteries: Olindas,
Cripps and McLain; Grays, Slater and
McLain. A game is being arranged
for the Anderson-Lore team of this
city to play the Oil Wellers next Sun
day on their diamond.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-26
FRESHMEN GREW TRAINING

BERKELEY, Sept 25,-Freshmen
crew training has started on the row.
ing machines under the direction of
Capt. f. A. Davidson.
Owing to the large number of first
year men who are trying out for foot
ball but few others lave signed up for
fall rowing. The men are being
coached by S. p. Colt and e. A
Fisher.
All freshmen interested in this
branch of athletics are urged to come
out.