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The Washington herald., 1911-07-09

One of the chief reasons why so many
of our budding professionals return to
the amateur ranks after several weeks
with pro team is that they lack the
necessary nerve that is essential to a
good professional ball tosser.
Several Of these instances came to
light this season, and they will continue
to do so as long as amateur ball is play
ed anywhere.
Many ball tossers receive good offers
from a professional team, and the lack
of this same nerve is what keeps them
from joining the saIaried ranks when
they have every chance in the world to
make good from the start.
Take the case that came to light about
a week or so ago right here in WASH
ington. A minor league club wanted a
man and wanted him bad. as the club
was under a great handicap at the time.
A player is approached and he tells the
Washington scout that he would leave.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09
NINTH HUMBLED
BY INGRAM AGAIN
Youngsters Outplay Veterans
and Win, 3 to 2.

Although they were outhit by the vet
eran Ninth team yesterday, the Kid In
grams defeated the leaders for the sec
ond time this season.
Elmer Smith once more hurled them
over for the youngsters. and while he
was touched for twice the hits that were
gathered off big" Whitney, two were
very scratchy.
The youngsters just played BAN in their
old-time form, and that was all there
was to it. Ninth was beaten from the
first Ingram took the lead at the start
and was never headed, although Ninth
threatened several times to get busy,
but hesdwork on the part of the young
sters humbled the confident leaders.
Srora.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Capital City Leagues. 7. s., 4; Eastern 3;
Navy Yard. 9; Seamen Gunners. 0.
COmmerrisl Lssgue-P. +. Z. c., 6; Andrews ?
District League-COlumbia QOI' 9; Commissioners,
o forfeited
fnrfeited.l .s ..r
Marquette League-Corcorau, Is; Indian Ofice, s.
Olympia Leagle-BraddOck z: Immamel 5.
Southern Il. r. LEague-Audit0rs, 4; Treasures. g.
Suburban League-Silyer Spring. :; Parkview 6.
Sunday School Lesg1e-Ingram, ;: Ninth .
Colored Departmental League-Interior, i; War
and Nayv s.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09

Runs-T. Russo, Mollineaux t2l, Rogers. TiTsy (3l,
Maus. Wape, Homan, Sebastian. GioFannoni (2l.
Charlton Cl Wells, Harmel. Gauzza. Left on
bases-Corcoran. Z; Indian Ofice. Z. First base on
baIls-Of Mollineaux. 5; OF Galtzza g. of Ogden.
Is Hits made-oR Gauza, 10; of Ogden, ?
Struck out-By MolIineaux, z; by Gauzza, q by
Ogden 2 Home nin-Tilley Two-base hits-Mol-
lineaux Charlton Sacrifice hitS-Rngers Tiliey, Ho-
man, ColstOn Stolen bases-Tilley g. Maus Ho-
man. Reynolds, Charlton Miller, Wells 90, Harmel.
Double play-Gauzza TO Colston. Hit by pitcher
BY AIolliDeaux. Wells. Wild pitcl1es-Ganzza, Og-
den Passed ball-Harmel, umpire-Mr. CoIhhower.
Time Of gzme-l hour and 80 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09
shamrocl-. win Two.

The Shamrock A. c. won q double
header yesterday BY defeating the Ac-
tive A. c., 5 to 0 and the Orioles 10 to 9.
The shamrocks would like to arrange
games with teams averaging thirteen or
fourteen years. fremont ldidgets preferred
Address J. Braund. "a Four-and-a-halI
street southwest
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09
GAMES TOMORROW.

BANKERS Laag1e-American Security and Trust vs.
Commercial National.
Cardtal City Leagle-scwage Pumping Station vs.
Eastern a. c.
Commercial I,eag1e-WafJr1 vs.. Times.
DEPARTMENTAL Beague-Open.
District Leagle-Aloysius Bureau
Indepandenre LCag7le-Kendan ". st. Paul.
Marluette Laague-N. ". ;. ". Indian Ofhce-
OLYMPIA Ieaple-Vhite Haven vs. BraddOcI.
r. r. Y N G. A. League-Car Department vs..
Southern.
southern Ieaple-BOOkkespers vs.. Auditors
Suburban Lsagle-Parkyiew rs. BrOokland
Sunday School LeaCre-Ninth rs. Hamline.
Colonel Departmental Observation-Disclosures vs. Post
office.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09

Rms-CarTuI. Metz. ZanEelH, MsllOdy, King
Colley Cash. Bsntsn ~. Ghcen ~. Aiudd. Fist
base on balls-Of King. ;; OFF Lipp ;; of Cash. l.
Innings pitched-By Hmg, Z. by ZannelH !; by
Lipp, Is; by Cash, %. Hits made-Of Lipp G:
of Cash, . Struck Out-By Lipp g.; hy King. &;
by Cash, 3: by Zannell. l. Thrsebase hits-Carroll
Wilcox. Mallody. TRo-baSe bits-Gheen, Worten-
dyke. Stolen bases-ZanneIi t2D, Fegan, King. Cash
o. Behten. Mudd. DoubIe play--COursey to ,ihser.
King, 2; Cash, 2 Umpirc-AIr. Sheckells Time OF
game-I hour and 80 minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09

Hl-AIlIes, 5HtsClA8 ". DaTT, Beard, HuTIey IT,
GbOvannett. Rountree. First base On baIls-Of
BrummeI. A. of Rice. 6; of Becker, |. Innings
Iitched-By BrImmel. %; By Rice Sl-3. Hits
uiade-Of Brummel. l; of Rice 9. Struck out
BY BrImmel. /; by Rine, Il: by Becker. B Two
base hit-HIley. Stolen bases-Miles o. Carr.
Jaeschke ~, Hurley. GioEannetti ~. Melon
ough. Hit by pitcher-By Rice Priddy. wild
pitches-BrUmme ~. Passed halls-GiOyAnnetti
OonnOrs. Umpire-Mr Betts Time of game
hours and 5 minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09
GOOD GAME TODAY.
Cardinals Play LIndens on Com
merciaI League Diamond.


merciaI League Diamond.
The Linden baseball team, of Mont
gomery County, Nd, and the Cardinal
Athletic Club, of Alexandria, Va, are
scheduled to play at 2:SO this afternoon
on the Commercial League grounds at
Georgia avenue and Kenyon streets
northwest. Both these teams are fast
ones and about evenly matched and a
good game should result.
President Graf, of the Commercial
League. has gone to a great expense to
have these mines play and large crowd
is expected to be on hand to witness the
contest. Lefty Cleveland, the we'll
known umpire is on the bill as arbiter.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09
'PARKVIEW LOSES
TO SILVER SPRING
First Baseman Clark Does
Not Make a PutOut.

In a contest filled with many exciting
plays the Silver Spring team lowered
the colors of the crack Parkview as-
gregation in the Suburban League yes
terday to 3.
Evans and Stewart both put up star
game for the losers. Clarke. on first for
the Water Boys established a record in
amature ball by not having a putout and
only one chance, an assist Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09

Young. Early Left on bases-Auditors. S; Treas
urers q First base on balls-Of Young 5; on
MUNICH. : Struck oIt-By Munich. Is; by Young, 9.
Thrat-hase hit-Buckler TWo-base hit,-Young
Stolen bases-Grace Senseney C2l, TolfoTd Munich.
Herring winstead. Early. Hit b. pitcher-By
Young . Umpire-Adr. Risdon. Time Of sarne-I
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09

Mulyey. Left bases-Andrews Z; p. z. 7. Co, s.
First base on baIls-Of Engie. 3. Struck Out-By
Engle. z: By sullivan, Il. Home runs-MOrris. .
TLreebas hit-AIeyeTs. Sacrifice hit-J. AIulTey
Stolen bases-J. MulTey. ID. MulTey e. Schwegler
Howard Meyers, Morris. Leisure. Hit by pitcher
BY Sullivan. . Umpire-Mr. Cleveland. Time Of
Eame-l hour and Ij minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09

Runs-AIinkins, Sudler, ". Ford, Kicks, Spencer
t9. johnson, J Ford. Randolph. AIenard (Z. Nc
Kinney t2l. Wilkinson i3l. +. Savoy A. Savoy C3l,
Brooks. Earned runs-Wsr and Navy, 4; Interior. 8.
First base By errurs-War and Navy. 3 Interior. 4.
Left on baseS-War and Navy, I: Interior. 8. First
base on bails-of J. Ford. s; OF Brooks, 8. Struck
out--By-J. Ford, s; By Brooks. g. Three base hits
McKinney Wilkinson Two-base -Minkins. Sud
Ter W. Fond. Ricks. Menard. Wilkinson. Sacrifices
hits-Randolph, Menard. Mckinney Sinms. Stolen
hases-sfirkins W. Ford McKinney Wilkinson.
Brooks. Double plays-BTown to A. Savoy; Acl&in-
ney 10 A. Savoy Hit by pitcher-By ]. Ford, /; BY
Brooks, l. Wild pitch-Brooks. Passed ball-Hunf.
Umpire-Mr. Smith. Time Of game-2 hours and
% minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09
Rhode Islands WIN.

The Rhode Island Athletic Club de-
feated a team representing the Washing
ton Times. The features of the game
were the pitching Of L. Williamson and
batting of the entire team. Rhode Is
lands would IKE to arrange games with
teams averaging fifteen years. Score:
RH. Z.
Times. i1o0ooo 81 . 2
Rhode Island A. Q. 0 o 0 0 o 6 % 20
BasiGses-cugus and Mason; Williamson and LIN
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09
POT0MACS WIN FIRST.
Trim CRnarfeS in Initial Game I'm
Commercial LenRue.

Potomac Electric Power Company ceIe-
brated its first appearance in the Com
mercial League by defeating the pennant
chasers. r. P. Andrews, 6 to 2. Country
Morris was the shining star, as he poled
two home runs for the newcomers. Spec
tacular catches were made by Howell
Kidwell and ID. Mulvey. Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09
Dlnden.burr wand. Csnmes.

strong lineup for the remainder OF the
season and IS out for the county cham-
pionship- All strong teams in the Dis
srfet and vicinity desiring games adj
dress Manager A. B. Duckstt. Bladens-
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09
CRACK TEAMS MEET.
National A. c. and Apachea Clash
This Afternoon.


This Afternoon.
The National Athletic Club and the
Apache teams will cross bats at 2:3O
o'clock this afternoon on the grounds
at Seventeenth and D streets southeast.
There is keen rivalry between these
crack teams. As both clubs have been
strengthened. a game above the average
is expected. Both teams are fortunate
in having future baseball stars in their
line-ups. who no doubt will bear watch
ing by the eagle eyes of the various
managers Of the big leagues. A large
crowd is expected to witness the game.
especially from the eastern section OF
the city. The National Athletic Club
is under the management of Elmer H.
Bailey, S25 Thirteenth street southeast.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09

Runs-BuehleT. McAI0Tis, Cassidy. Barnes Gce-
bel. Left bases-Ninth 4; Ingram, } First base
on balls-Of Whitney. ); off Smith, ,. Struck out
By Whitney 5; oy Smith, L 'Three-base hit-Carr.
Two-base hits-Whitney Barnes. Sacrifice hits
Miles. Dodge Stolen bases-Buehler, 8lcMOuis e..
Crabbie. Barnes, Goehel. Hit by pitcher-By Whit
neg, Goebel; by Smith. Carr. Passed ball-GOebel
Umpire-Slr. Hughes. Time Of gAme-l hour and 10
minutes
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09

Runs-B0vkin. Ci5seII ~. NIafk. MuIIln, DampIer
e. Oliveri Nau. Evans. Left on bases-Silver
SIrinc :: Parkview ). First base. on balls-On
Maddox. s Struck out-Ry Maddox. 4: by Felnli.
/. THru-base hits-LOdge ?. Miller, Murphy. Sac1i-
fee hits-F. Miller, Feinh. Stolen bases-OliTerri.
Maddox. Reynolds t2). Stewart. CisselL Double
rlay-S;c,rart u Nau Wild pitch-NIaddox Passed
haIl-Mfller. Umpire-Mr. jenkins. Time Of game
hour and 3 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09
ChaduicIks Want Games.

The Chadwick Athletic Club desires
games with all fifteen-year-old teams.
The Chadwicks play the Shamrocks to-
morrow. and good game Is expected.
Address Sam Little. 1904 I street south
east.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09
Brovn. Meet freddy Benr..

The Browns will play the Teddy Bears
double-header to-day at District League
Park, corner of First and NJ streets
northeast. First game called at 2
| o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09
RULEADoPTEDLASTNIGHT

Rule 15-After July Is, no
names Will be added to the list
of eligible players by transfer or
otherwise.
Unanimously carried.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09
Two for First.

The First Reformed Sunday School
team won two games yesterday. one
from the Grace Church team and the
other from the Foundry outfit. Score:
13 to and to l.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09

Runs-steeie. Julian Holman Co. O,Neil afose.
Struck out-By staub. q By Kummcr, & TEohaza
hitr-Berga. 2 Sacrifice hit-Stanb Stolen bases-
Hit b. riieher-By Staub, AluDch: BY Hummer,
Afosc. Umrire-aIr. Beta Tnns o. game-i hour
and 10 1nfnntes
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09
BUMPERS ONCE MORE.

Staub TwirIs Good Game, but Err
rors Hurt Him.
Staub twirled a good game for Eastern.
but lost the contest by. errors. he MAX
ing three.
Berger and Hoffman carried on the hon
ors with the stick, each getting three
bIngles out Of four times up. Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09

MedicoS Play for Injured Player.
The Naval Medicos and st. Stephens
teams leaders of the Marquette League,
will play a benefit game for Frank Nc
Coy this afternoon on the Marquette
Ileag1Ie diamond.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09
NO-HIT GAME.
"Buck" Becker Twirls Navy Yard
to Victory.

Buck Becker was there with the goods
and pitched a nO-hit and no-run game.
He gave only one base on balls and
struck out thirteen men. Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09
INDIANS ARE sCALPED.

COrcoran Takes Swatfest by 13 to
3 Score.
Indian Office was scalped by Corcoran
yesterday In the Marquette League, 13 to
g. The pitching of MoIlineaux featured.
twelve batters being sent to the bench
on strikes Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09
AUDITORS WIN.
Munich Fans sixteen Trensurers in
Southern Hallway League.

Auditors took close and interesting
game from the Treasurers in the South
ern Railway League. 4 to 8, and incident
ally frightened their hold on first place
Munich was on the mound for the win
ners and annexed sixteen strike-outs to
his long striue. Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09
BRADDOCK LEADS.

Goes Into First Place in Olympia
League Race.
Braddock went into first place in the
Olympia League yesterday, by defeating
ImmanueIs new team, to 3, Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09
INTERIOR COMES BACK.

War and Navy Defeated I'm COIOred
Departmental League, 13 to =.
Interior came back strong and walloped
War and Navy in the Colored Depart
mental League l3 to s. Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09
NEW DATES FOR
SUBURBAN LEAGUE
PetWorth and Brightwood
Open FOur-club Circuit.

The following is the official schedule
of the Suburban League as a four
club circuit. Petworth and Brightwood
open the series tomorrow:
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09


July 1O-Petworth vs.. RrghtwOod.
July n-ParkTisw VS.. Silve- Spring
July l2-PetwUrth vs.. Silver Spring.
July l3-BrghtwOod vs.. PsrkvieW.
July H-ParkTieW vs.. BriRhtwuOd.
July l5-Open date
July H-ParzTiew vs. PetwOrth.
July ls-BrghtwOod vs.. Silver Spring.
July l9-PetWUrth vs.. Silver Spring.
July S-Bightwood vs.. PetwCrth.
July 2l-Siver Spring Us. BriShtwood.
July 2-Open date.
July 24-Snver Spring Vs. Parkview.
July 25-PawUrth vs.. BrightwoOd
July 26-ParkView rs. Silver Spring.
July 2T-Silyer Spring vs.. Petworth.
July 2s-BdghtwOod vs.. ParkTieu.
July 9-Open date.
july Sl-PetwUrth rs. Silver Spring
August l-BrightwOod vs.. Petwurth.
August 2-BrightwOod rs. Silver Spring.
August 3-Parkview vs. PetwUrth.
August 4-Silver Spring rs. BTightwoOd
August 5-0pen date.
August Silver Spring Us. Petworth.
August s-PetwOrth Psrkview.
August e-SilTer Spring vs. Parkview.
August 10-ParkTiew rs. BrightwoOd
August ll-Open date.
August l2-Open date.
August l5-Open date
August l4-Open date
August l5-Open date.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09

There is no doubt that National linton
has been q great disappointment to nearly
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09
AMATEUR STARS OF THE DIsTHCT-No. "a
ADAM LINDSEY WALTER.

o and
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09

A prominent official of the Commits
sioners team, of the District League.
stated to the writer last night that the
team would not play again in the league.
Lack of interest was the reason given
for the withdrawal
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09

Another fast team that has experi-
eneed slump is the Sewage Pumping
Station aggregation. OF the Capital City
League. but at the present writing 1t
looks as If the Pumpers have come back
into their own
While Cornell has a good lead in the
race for the pennant. the Pumpers are
q good. fast ball team. and tks Navy
Yard OUTFIT with Becker In the box. will
make them all hustle for the long end
OF the score.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09
Tctals...... 3s 9Nls 5

War and NaTy.............. 1
Interior. ...................... !
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09

Randall Holden. the Western High
School star twirler, is pitching good ball
for the First National team. OF the
Bankers League To date the youngster
has started three games and won all of
them.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09

A peculiar thing about the Ninth team
is that while the Kid Ingrams are the
youngest set of ball tossers in the league,
they defeated the champions twice, and
they are the only ones who have sue
ceeded in turning this trick. While
Ninth has a lot of stars. such as Jack
Carr. Hope Falconer, Monk" Walters,
Whitney, Richmond, and the like, the
youngsters get their nerve and that is
all there is to it.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09

The benefit game at Capital City
League Park to-day between the Cornell
Tigers and the Interstate team, of the
Departmental League, for Arthur Noyes,
should prove hummer, as the Tigers
are now leading the Capital City League
and the Interstate team has been
strengthened considerably Of late.
The Washington herald., 1911-07-09

Yum" Moreland, the Washington
sandIot star who has been hitting the
ball at a great clip in the Tidewater
League, will join the Wilmington team
Of the Tri-State League some time this
week This was learned from a close
friend of the fast boy last night.
Yum will more than make good If
he can keep up the terrific hitting that
he has been doing in the Tidewater
League. -..
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ibdft onrous genlobt bat, rliiiide po.
litiid)e 6liidtlinge ab5ufangen uno Iie
gegen 9e5abllng oeii Sfergen oes
3oren ous5uIiefern. Die llnteriu.
dung bat ergeben, Dab Die 8onoe IN
Den leeten flint SSobren oreibuuoert
Qi1ohen iiber &anaoa nod Reip 0orf
nerfnufte, uno NIT S6nolern ouI ser
Stem gorfer Oitieite IN @eihdftsper.
febr itono. 8eitere 8erbnftungen
limo 3ll ertparten.
Der Genius in GngIan6, 0eIieH
&elitltat nun teilipeiie per0ffentlidt
poroen lit, bat Die beunrubigenoe
6otiode betpieiei;, Dab Die gep0lfe-
ritng oes goreieinigen" aonigrei6es
itetig 5uriideebt. Die Abnab-
NE Der @eburtsrote lit 3iDar nod niht
10 n1iffaaeno, pie in 5rnntreid; es
lGBt IT'D ober nift IGnger beitreiteu,
ooB oas 3peifinoer.Spltem iid) ou6
in @nglonO mebr itno mebr einbiir-
CERT mo Ger yRoiienielbItmor0" Die
gtntion 5it 0e5inliren broht.
0ns 9luffallen0ite lit, 0aB Der &iid-
gang nod mebr ais IN @nglono in
S6ottIouo 5lt 8oge tritt, oeiien Be
polfering lid auf ibre 5riihtborfeit
niht pe1ig 5ugute tot. SS5n ben Stdo-
ten iit Der Riidgang nod GROCER, als
ouf Dem 2alloe. 60 bot }. g. @lns-
gop 10000 Ginpobner periger, ais
man erluartet batte. glrf Die glns,
mnn6erllng fam Die Shul0 oaran
nidlt geihoben ner0eiy oelm oieie bat
IN ben lebtcn Sabren penig ooer gar
nidt 5ugenonlmen.
Die gebeimnispollen glrbeiten aui
ser 8iders ihen @erft, oie felt Can
gem Die Reugier Der Ntdrine-@rper'
ten oler geationen erregtefl, bnber
Jest lire GrflGrling gefinOen. Gs III
auf Der 8erft I'M @ebeinen Der erItt
,2uft-9reoonouqbt@ geballt tporoen
0os 2uftidiff, oeiien 8ml Oreieilt
| bolb Sabre in glniprnh nabnL lit 511
| SUB lang uno bat eineh 8urdmeIiei
oon 80 Sub. Gs gebort sum bolbitar.
rem &pp un0 Der IN 3ellen obgeteiltt
9aaon beitebt aus einen Seioenitoff
Der ongeblit bon feiner 5liutenfiigel
our6idlogen meroen farm. 9llS 8e
iabllng miro oos 5abr3eug fInf Sffi
3iere rm0 "a 0tarn erbolten.
SSn 8eiiein oes &onigspnnres unt
rieIiger Meni6enlnaIIen lit in s ia
item (Surin) nit gldn5enoen 9ere
monien Die 5ur sSeier 0eS golOenen SSi
bilGuins Der gtligung eStaliens Der
anItaltete internationale SS1ouItrie
glusiteqllng feierlidb erofinet mproen
! Gie Ser. Stoaten iino auf 0erielbel
beiIer pertreten, als ie porber auf ei
nerousldnoiiden gluSltellung, m De-
lie iih beteiligten.
Die groBte uno reihbaItiglte Abtei
/ lung lit jeoof Die beuti9e. Die
| ieIbe beoedt elm @ebiet bon 28,00t
! Quaorotrnetern, uno ibren Wiittel
punft biloet Die 2S Wieter bobe 9oi
| IerboIle, IN mel6er iih elm IL Sui
bobes Stanobilo oes &oiiers @ilbeIn
befinoet. Dos .0eutlhe Snus~ II
eines Der ihonFten gnuiDerfe auf oe
| 4uslteaung.
Trob Der berlibigenoeu nnltlidbel
@erliherimgen oes 8atifons iit es eli
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Sas feferenOnm ii6er oas gSeroen-
0eiek."

Die groBen gieb5ii6ter i'm tpeitIi-
den Geile Des Staates iino eifrig be-
miibt, eeniigenoe llnteri6riften auf
9etitionen fir oas &eferenoum ooer
Die 8olfsabitinumtng ii6er 0as Ser
bengeiet 81 erIangen, oas bon Der
lebten 2egislatrr angenonrren NOR
Den lit. (5iebe gorreiponoers nllS
Sooner, Butte Co.
Wian iheint allgenein an5unebmetL
oaB oieie 2eiite lperlig Ausiibten ba-
beh oas @eies 81 idlaeen, aber in-
Dem tie gefug llnteridriften fir Die
&efereftounl- Betitionen erbnlten, miro
0ie &irfltng oes SeroengeIebe5 unt
faIt 5mei Sabre persogert. 9ns iIt
Elm 9obn olif elm @eIes, oas ben 3pef
baben ioa. Die Rehte 0es 8oIfcs 5u
ihiibell, 9as alte Seroengeieb mar
politdn6ig ongebraht 5ur Belt, nIs
auf ben groBen 2dn0itreden ipeitIid
bonn WiIiotri fnit aiisfhlieBIid) 8ieb-
5lbt i'm groBen MaBitabe betrieben
mnroe, aber felt Der 8efieoeIung oes
2afloes ourh glderbaiier bat 0aIIeIbe
Der Wiebr8abI Der 9tniieoler. nleHt
fleineren Sarmerr, groBen Srlibel be-
reitet. Inter Dem aIten Seroengeies
9ibt es feline 9ilfe fir Die glrlieoler,
anh oonn nihf neim 6rau inio 2irt-
Der ibre hnIbe Belt Daraitf bertpeuoen
ntiilien. oos frentOe 8ieb BON ben Sci
bern fort0niagen uno Damn nod Die
gan3e ernte perlieren. Die Soften
|Iino 8u bod rno es miro bod leIfel1
eegen bic aroBen 8ieb8sihter entfhie.
ben, ueId)e fnr nIlslIange Die freie
asrbeitelierte gSeioe sur Berfiiglrlg
bntten.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1911-05-04

offentIihes @ebeinlnis, oah gnpit
Bins 10. ernltlidD franf lit. Sein
iesiger @ihtonfda lift Der beftiaIte,
oen er ieit ieiuer 5ripablllng 5uin
Sberboupt Der Stride batte. Seit fiinf
5ogen uermofte er feine WeIIe mebr
81 leien uno ieine 8eine iino ltorf ge.
ifpoaen. glls er oen nellen oIterrei-
fii6en 8otihnfter bei1n 8atifan eul-
ping, nnlBte er Iid eitf ieinem 8bron-
ieliel in oen 9ln0ieu5ianl trageH loi.
len. Gr leioet OH SdIofloiigfeit uno
lit iebr idiuah. rei5bar inO nieoerge-
iblngcn.
Die portugieiii A e 8eiltlih-
felt bat beifloIier, ole BON Der &egie-
ring perfiigte Grennung bon Stride
mo Stoot nidjt au5uerfennen imo
lih ibr 5n iuioerieben, bis meitere a5n-
itruttionen bon Hom eintrefieu. gln.
| fnngs oes nGhiten Monots finoet cine
lGonieren5 itntt, Der i1nntlihe Hr1-
loten oes 2onoes beitpobnen iueroen.
Sic in 0hlfoen (ManoihureD am
%. 9lpril 5lim glbihluB gefommene
internatiDnnIe 6eit-aDnferens lit noll.
ltduoig reiultatIos perIdufen, 0enn Die
9,er5te, Die ols 0elegoten an SEN 8e.
rdtuHgen teilnabmen, permodten iidJ
nj6t ouf pirfiome MnBregeIn sur 9e.
| fdmpfimg Der Seufe 3u eiiiigen. Die
| Ghinelcn iuollten Den aulnpf MIR aui
Sic 2rngenpelt beidrdiift ieben unb
Imnroen oarm non oen @nglduoeru
lmO glmerifanern 1mteritiist.
| Qie 3euti6en umo 0eiterreider
6eitnnoen auf einem ipltematiiher
| I&oigeben sur ausrottimg oIler arter
pnu &eit, iuo Die 9iuiieH S5apnner
| ,Sran3oien, Soadnoer, sStaliener uuf
| @terifaner biloeten cine brittle @rup,
pc, ole pieoer onoere 9lnIi6ten bate
nn6 cine Ginigrng eripies iih ais I'M
nr6olih.
Die IN aieff HuBIunO. begort
lncneu ncmeH SMnen.g .gInstr6ibuRaeT
| lDeroen nit borbariiber Strenge fort
geiebt. giinf5ebnbnHOert SSamilien
soon oenen piele obne ale WfitteL iino
puroen in oen Iebten "a Stunoen aus
Der Staot geiagt. Ger groous er
reidte am 30. glpril ieinen Sobe
lpunft.
i Ger imteroriidt gegIoubte gufItani
in Canton, 6 biua, lit neu nlsge
bro6en mo Die 9iebellen iheiren mn
sic Sberbono 3u baben. sic ermor
oeten oos Sberbaltpt ser Staot mi
lieferten in ben StroBen oen Eruppel
bliltige Sample. Die 8ruppen ioIlei
nit oen &ebelen ipnlpatbiiiren uni
inter Dem frieoliebenoen SeiI Der 9e
polferrng berriht cine Ganif.
Der General Chung erIitt bei oen
8eriuhe, ben 9lufitano 5u urlter0ril
den, totlibe 8erIebimgen, oeneu e
erleGen lit. 3tpei engliIhe Gorpeoo
I, idger lin0 bon 9ongfong nod Den
!. S6altpIab ser pieIleiht ben 9eginl
, zines neltes 8oreraufitanoeS biloen
/ Den llnrtben abgegnngen. Dos nne
t rifoniIhe &monenboot y@ilmington'
|. lit ebenfalls pom Warine-0eparte
ment bon Singtong nab Canton be
/ oroert tporoer, Inn Die oortigen glme
/ rifoner 81 beidiisen.