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The Washington herald., 1911-05-30
HIGH SCHOOL STAR
WINS AT TENNIS
Hillyer Defeats Jackson at
Chevy Chase.

Splendid progress was made at the
opening Of the fourth annual spring IN
vitation tennis tournament of the Chevy
Chase Club yesterday afternoon. and
will come to close Saturday. when the
The preliminary and first rounds have
been completed, and 1t is expected that
the second and third rounds will be
played to-day. Ideal weather conditions
prevailed, and a large crowd was pres
ent
The feature match was In the pre-
liminary round, when D. Hillyer, of
Western High School, defeated E. 8.
jackson after three interesting sets by
the scores of 3-6, 81, and 81. Hill
yer is youngster at the game and de-
serves much credit for his victory. He
played splendid base line game and
won many points by his clever ground
strokes. Hillyer will play e. A. Nor
gan to-day.
The famous Doyle brothers had an
easy time winning their matches. Con-
ME B. Doyle defeated N. w. Mclean in
the preliminary round by 60 and s-1,
while H. e. Doyle disposed Of Cuthbert
Brown by 81 and 6-3. In the first
round H. e. Doyle won from p. H. 8.
6-3 and 6-3. Connie Doyle also won
by default from e. Townsend and g.
Lewis.
A number Of well-known out-of-town
cracks were unable to play in the tour
nament yesterday. r. L. James. Of
defaulted to e. A. Nor
gan: r. H. Palmer defaulted to w. B.
lizard, and many others who were ex-
pected could not be on hand. Edward
mittee. said that some of them will
probably come to Washington the lat
ter part Of the week.
Play will continue at 10 o'clock this
morning and some interesting matches
are scheduled. The mems doubles will
probably start this afternoon. The
summaries follow:
Nsn's sineIes-Preliminary round: W. II. ConneIl
defeated Z. @. Graves b. default; Spencer Gordon
Doyle defeated y. W. Mclean by 80 and s-i;
Everett Townsend and George Lewis both dehaulted
h. Z Dcyis defeated G. Brown b. e-l and s-s;
s,,n = d.st:s -: dsffs'id H s.no o' ssa q
John HEittn defeated D. b. Morgan b. 81 and
-; A. J. Gore defeated A. 7. Leach b. s-s and
-; J. =. Bets defeated b. O Sheridan BY 60
6slault: b. Hiilyvr defeated r g. Jactxn by 3-s.
81 and ~; - 2. Miller defeated w. r Davis
b delsslt; q. r. nzhs d.ssaasd h. II southsats
Msn5 snss.-Fins iuund. @ b Doyis dsesstsd
Townsend and Lswis b dsfAult: b. \ Doyle d.
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Il A Tisrh1 1ssAtsd J. W. Calvert b. delhult !:
". D. WI1eG de1atsd ". b Wood H s-s and
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Hune-Fasue o. Dempsey C9. Clayton tJ Hiser
o.. Stewart, Bagsett ~. Birch t2l. Morris, Bur
gers. Perley. Hoffner, A. Work. Brown. Two-base
hit-C Mayne. Threebase ht-Fague. Innings
pitched-By Donovan. Sl-3: by Brown. % Hits
made-of Donovan. 5; of Brown. .. First base on
balls-Of Donovan. s; on Brown. l. Left on bases
Brightwood. 6; Petwcrth. & Sacrifice hits-Bolden
Thompson. Baggett Stolen base-Dempsey ca,
Hiser. Clayton "a, Birch. Struck out-By Donovan
2; by Birch, 8: by Brown, 2 Hit by pitcher-By
Birch. /; by Brown, l. Passed balls-Basgett.
Munich. Bclden. Umpire-Mr. jenkins. Time of
game-l hour and 20 minutes.
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Runs-Ritchey a.. Van Buskirk. Clements. Nc
Comack (3), Fischer. Hansen ~. Tuohy t2). Car
roll 81. Knott 81. Left on bases-NationaI Union,
3; Kendall, 4. First base On balls-Of Barnes. o:
of Knott /. Inninn ptched-By Barnes, 23; by
yickery. lis Hits made-On Barnes. 10; OF
vickery. s. Struck out-By Barnes. ); BY Knott 8;
by yickery 3 Three-base hits-Seaton. Clements
Carroll. Two-base hit-Barnes. Sacrifice hy-van
Buskirk. Sacrifice hits-Clements. Tuohy. Stolen
bases-Ritchey, Mccormack. Hansen. Carroll
Knott Hit by pitcher-By Barnes. Knott Wild
pitcbes-Barnes. ]; Knott. /; yickny, L Passed
balls. Healey. Seaton. Umpire-Mr Newman. Time
Of game-l hour and 30 minutes.
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Runs-Barnes ~. Edmonston. BaIzer Conorer 81.
Brown. G. Zanneli Pollock, Lynch. First base on
errors-Interstate. 2; Interior 2 Left on bases-In-
terstate. 8; Interior, 9. First base on balls-Of
Lynch. 4; of Balzer. I. Struck out-By Lynch S:
by Balzer, 7. Three-base hit-D. Macdonald. Two
base hits-H Zannelli. Conorer Trowbridse. Sacn-
fee fy-C. Macdonald. Sacrifice hits-Callahan
Brown, Trowbridge. Stolen bases-Banes (9. Bal
zer, Edmonston Double play-Trowbridge to Gra-
son to Brown Hit by pitcher-By Balzer, l; by
Lynch. l. Umpire-Mr Erwin Time Of game
2 hours.
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Runs-Goucher. Elicit t9. Ball ca. suess (D.
Weaver. Thornberg. Herbert. GateA Left on bass
-Columbia l0l. Z: G. p. o.. G. First base on
balls-Of Newman. 8; OF Ebert. L Struck out
By Newman, IL: BY Ebert, s. Two-base hits-El-
lett. Cockren Stolen bases-Suess Weaver. Thorn
berg. whitmarsh. Herbert Hit by pitcher-By
Ebert, Goucher and willhide. Passed balls-Suess
L; Cockrell. 2 Umpire-Mr. Sherman. Time Of
game-l hour and 20 minutes.
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Navy fard-..--..-...........1 o 0 Is
Sewage Pumping Station. o o 0ll02
Runs-Miles. Fenton, Jseschke, Mullin, wilma
Earned runs-Nary Yard. 2; sewaes Pumping Sta
tion, First base by erros-sewase Pumping sta
tion s. Left on bases-Nary Yard. 4; Sewage Pump
ing Station. Z. First base On balloon Wilkina /:
kins 5. Twobase hits-Steele ca, Mulln. Miles
Sacrifice hits-Fentou cJ, Hurley. Stolen bsss,-
Fenton. Hurley. Bryan. Giovannetu. Hit By pitcher
by Pnddy. Steele; By wilkins Hurley wild
utch-Wtlkina Passed balls-GiovannetH & Um-
pire-Mr. Betta. Time Of eame-l hour and 80 min
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Runs-Andrews (3), Grant ~. Carroll t2). Parker
Carter, J. Jones. akers. Reynolds G. Jones. Taylor
Graves King. Earned runs-Aggies, 6; Bureau. s.
First base by errors-Aggies, s. Left on bases-Ag-
gies, 4 Bureau, s. First base on baIls-Of Akers
Struck out-By Akers. 5; By Reynolds l. Twobase
hits-Andrevs, Carroll, Carter C0. Reynolds Stolen
bases-An6rews, Grant, Parker. Double play-Csr-
roll to Grant to Parker. Hit by ritcher-By Akers
/: by Reynolds, !. Passed balls-Joues. Taylor.
Umpire-Mr. Harley. Time Of game-l hour and 50
minutea
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Runs-L Russo Mollineaux ~, Platt (D, Tflley
t1. Sebasin. waple, JoneA. q Donaldson Smith.
First base errors-Cxcnran. {; Tennallytown. L
Left on bases-Corcoran. s; Tennallytown First
Stolen bases-Stadler. L. Russo e. Mollineaux (2,
Platt. Jones t0. Hit by pitcher-By Collifower. /;
by Staub, !. Wild pitch-Staub Pissed balls-B.
Donaldson, 2 Umpire-Mr. Collihower Time of
game| hour and IS minuteA
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Rnns-SherNood, KaWIlngs I3I. Iariand. Brewer
(2). Clements ~. Stewart. Left on bases-wal-
ford 5; c. p, First base on balls-Oh
Langau. 4; OF Ely. q Innings pitched-By Langan.
S: by Ely. l. Hits made-On Lansan. s; of
Ely 3. Struck out-By Lanean. 2; by Ely. / by
Garland. l3. Stolen bases-Sherwood t2). Garland.
Brewer ~. LAngan. Hit By pitcher-By Garland.
l. Umpire-Mr. Cleveland. Time Of game-l hour
and Is minutes.
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B. & O. TRAILS AGAIN.

Car Department Plays Star Game,
Winning, II to 4.
B. & o. was defeated by Car Depart
ment. In the r. r. 7. NJ. c. A. League.
yesterday. II to !.
Car Department played an errorless
game and batted well. making eleven
hits OF Cults and Barnes ofSeriuss
Score:
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C. q. VS.. GALLAUDET.
Second Game of Series To-day At
BroOkland Field.

BfOOK10nU FIeIUs
The game at University Field, Brook
land. this afternoon. between Catholic
University and Gallaudet, should prove Of
unusual interest to local followers or
collegiate baseball. These teams have
met once before this season, and Gallau-
det nosed out victory. Since then both
teams have made good record, and are
now in prime shape for the contest
Moore and Morris will be the battery for
Gallaudet, and Greene will do the twirl-
ing and Mcdonnell the backstoping for
the Brooklanders. The game will be
called at 1 o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-30
TARHEELS WALLOPED.
Ninth Street Christians Run Away
with CarOlinlans.

The Ninth team cleaned up the North
Carolina outfit, II to 3, the winners out
batting and out-hitting the ''Tarheels."
Wooden pitched a fine game for the
Ninth street boys. and. after getting a
lead. retiring in favor Of Symanoskie.
Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-05-30
BUREAU TEAM EASY.

Agriculture Takes Slow Game I'm
ColOred Departmental League.
The Bureau team could only hit Akers
in one inning. and were easily defeated
by Agriculture. in the Colored Depart
mental League. Score:
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KunsVooEe u, Henry tJ, Todd u, Maynard,
Early. Smith. Humphrey. Craven Chism Dorsey
t9. Lawrenson t2). Left on bases-Treasurers 4;
Bookkeepers, 10. First base on bails-On Early. 2;
off Simpson. /; of Tanner, !. Innings pitched-By
Simpson z; by Tanner 2 Hits madeIOf Simpson
Z; of Tanner, 2. Struck out-By Early, 10; by
Simpson Z; by Tanner 3 Home rms-Herring, 2
Two-base hit-Smith. Stolen bases-Cooke t2), Her
ring. Todd. BUR. Early t2), Smith, Humphrey,
Chim Dorsey ~, Lawrenson t2J. Wild pitch
Early. Passed balls-Bwr. Craven. Umpire-Mr.
Credible. Time of game-l hour and IS minutes.
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wALFoRD TRIMS c. & P.
Garland and "Big Six" Brewer Star
for the Winners.

walford easily defeated Chesapeake
and Potomac. yesterday in the CONNER
ciai League. 10 to o. Garland, the Tech
star. was on the mound for walford.
and pitched a splendid game. striking
out thirteen men N seven innings and
allowed only one hit Brewer, the big
Ninth catcher, caught for the winners
and made fine start in the league,
getting two hits out of two trips to the
plate. Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-05-30
sLAsH1NG BOUT FOUGHT.
Kubiak and Flynn Go Through
Terrific Battle.

Albany, N. Y. May 3.-Al Kubiak. the
Michigan giant. and Jim Porky) Flynn.
Of Boston. fought slashing ten-round
bout tonight at the Knickerbocker Ath-
letic Club. The pace throughout was ter
rife, and wound UP In whirlwind ex-
change Of blows.
Kubiak was winning the tenth BY his
rushing. slam bang. BULLDOG tactics when
Flynn slowed him up with q terrific punch
to the pit Of the stomach.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-30
EASTERN, LIGON TWIRLING,
HUMBLES WESTERN, 4 TO 3
Peerless Capitol Hill Box Artist Holds Coach Byrds
Charges Hitless Until Last Inning, When
"Chief Boys Rally.

Pate. d. Fuller. Left on bases-Eastern, 3; Bust
ness. l. First base balls-Oh Ligon. 8; Oh
Holden, Struck out-By Ligon. 8; BY Holden, Z
Three-base hit-varea. Two-base hit-D Fuller.
Stolen bases-Defendor t2, McArdle, Myers Double
play-yarela to Harris to Evans. Hit by pitcher
By Ligon. McArdle Passed ball-Parker. Um-
pire-Mr. Hughes Time Of camel hour and 50
minutes.
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Runs Handy 90. Sullivan. Husho q. Hanvsy. J.
callow. =. Callow cn. King. kilroy q, Nor
60. J. cutfa Pfrst hass On sgFors-Csr Duuost,
ment. ) Ian On hses-R O. L FhH ~ g
bails-oh Bsmes. ;: o6 caIlow, 8: o4 cuftA 1 4
ninss pitched-Ry Bsms. 3; b o.tta 6huck
run-J. CuttA Threetnp hit-Wan, J. csl1su
rwehass hit-Haussy. y Csllow. eenan 49,
Handy %. Hushss 60. Hanvev. J. CsIlpv. =. OF
Cutta Passd hal-E. Nsrt Unpin-a6. USn1E
bcs. Tine q sans-l how - > ufnuuk
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Runs--Maupin. Burch. Carroll. Knapp. Saun-
ders, Greer Clark, Mccarthy. Ffst base on balls
on Binstedt, 2 struck out-By Gill. S; by Bin
stedt, 5 Three-base hit-G. Gill. Twobase hits
G. Gill, Mccarthy. Sacrifice fies-Carroll. CisselL
Stolen bases-Knapp. Cissell. Keith CD Saunders.
Greer. g. Gill (2, Clark Burch. Hit by pitcher
Nv GIL. c, Fletcher Double play-R. Gill to Nc
Carthy Umpire-Mr. sheckells Time Of game-2
hours
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FOREST SERVICE WINS.
Takes Five-inninG Game In Inter-
bureau League,

Forest Service outclassed B. A. I. in
fve-inning game yesterday on the
White Lot Lambs pitching was the
feature. Score
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Rns-Downey o.. Murchmeyer, Lamb SPELL
bring Wortendyke Cg. Kams, rlletson Gibbons.
Bentley C2l Lochnane. Clark. Patterson. Left on
bases-Anmal Industry. 4; Forest Service. ) First
base bals-Of Lamb /; OF Mink. 8; OF
Plat, Innings pitched-By Mink. l3; by Platt
2a Hits made-Of Mink, 3: Of Platt s. Struck
out-By Platt, 4; by Lamb. g. Twobase hit
johnson. Hit by pitcher-By Lamb pew. Passed
bans-Krams. starke ca, Mink Umpire-Mr.
Gordon.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-30
INTERIOR IN THIRD PLACE.
"Sox" Carr Injured in Departments
League Game.

Interior clinched third place in the De-
partmental League yesterday by taking
a to victory from Interstate.
"Sox' Carr was hit in the neck by
batted ball in the eighth, and gave way
to Duganne Score.
The Washington herald., 1911-05-30
B00KKEEPERs N0SED OUT.

Treasurers Take Fast Game in the
Southern Railway League.
Treasurers and Bookkeepers, of the
Southern Railway League. played q loose
but close game. the league leaders finally
winning 10 to S. Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-05-30
TENNALLYr0WN BUMPED.

COrcoran Cadets Take Loose Game
in Marquette League, o to 3.
Corcoran defeated Tennallytown yes
terday in the Marquette League in q
loosely played game, 8 to 3. Errors In
first two innings were the cause Of the
Suburbanites' defeat. After these two
rounds the Soldiers were unable to
cross the pan. Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-05-30
INTERscBoI,Asr1C STANDING.

Jonnie Ligon, Eastern's star slab artist.
was once more the hero Of the day.
when. by holding the heavy hitting West
ern High crew to three hits. he brought
the big end of a to victory to the
Capitol Hill school
War Horse Ligon twirled great ball,
not a single safety being made off his
shoots until the final session. Johnnie
was invincible, and that was all there
was to it. While he passed five. none
Of them counted. as the necessary nit
was not forthcoming.
Holden also pitched good ball but the
mastery twirling of Lgon completely
overshadowed the work of the great
little Red and White ball tosser. Although
Holden lost his game, he never gave up
and fought to the limit There never
was two gamer high school pitchers
than Holden ana Ligon.
Eastern Team Stars.
''Oz' varela, the Eastern's captain and
shortstop. was easily the fielding star of
the game, his stops and throws from
deep short being of the big league type.
and every peg was accurate. "Teets"
Evans held down the initial station in
his usual good style. accepting thirteen
chances without the faintest semblance
of a slipup. Joe Harris took good care
of second, handling seven hard drives
and sending in the tying run with sin
gle to right Curly Parker again
starred behind the bat for the Light
Blue and White team, although toward
the latter part of the game the injury
he received in the fourth inning began
to tell on his catching One of Ligon's
drops caught Curly on the joint of his
second finger and all but put it out of
commission.
D. Fuller was the shining light for the
Western team, the fast third sacker pol
ing out the double in the ninth that sent
in the tying runs. McArdle handled him.
self well in short, and Little Bethel, the
second baseman, was the star for West
ern in the ninth. With the score tied
and D. Fuller roosting on third, Bethel
smacked single through second that
rum But Eastern came back strong.
How the Runs Were Made.
In Eastern's second round, with two
down, McCaffrey walked and crossed the
pan when A Fuller made a mess of
Evans long fly. Another tally was chalk
ed up in the sixth. when, with two
out, Country Fisher singled and loaf
ed over the plate when "Oz' Varela poled
a long triple to center.
With Eastern two runs to the good and
Ligon going great, it looked bad for the
fighting spirit came back, and they ended
the inning with one on the right side.
McArdle struck out, but was safe when
Parker dropped the third strike. Myers |
then singled, and Mac was forced at !
third when Pate laid down a bunt. Grey
then famed at three bad ones, and D.
Fuller proceeded to tie the score by slap
ing a double to left scoring Myers and
Pate. The third baseman took third on
a passed ball. and crossed the pan when
Bethel singled to center.
Eastern came back strong in the final
session, and won out. Fisher, the first
man up, singled over second, and Narela
was safe on Bethel's error, but Fisher
was out trying to make third on the
play. Joe Harris then drove a liner
through Chief Myers, sending ''Oz"
over the counting block. Harris scored
when A Fuller made a poor return to
the plate, and Pate threw wild to third.
Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-05-30
PUMPING STATION BEATEN.

Loses Second Straight to Navy Yard
Nine, 3 to z.
In an exciting and well-played game
at Capital City Park, Navy Yard whipped
Pumping Station, 8 to 2 Score:
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PETwoRTH EASY WINNER.

Brightwo0d Wnlloped In Suburban
League, 16 to 4.
Petworth had little trouble taking the
long end Of a l6-to-4 score from Bright
wood youngsters yesterday in the Sub
urban League.
AL Work and Lefty Clayton divided the
batting honors. each getting two safeties
Score;
The Washington herald., 1911-05-30
KENDALL ONCE MORE.

Union, IS to 8.
Kendall defeated National Union, Is to
8. in the Independence League in a rag
ged contest.
Barnes, twirling for the losers, was
easy for the Kendall boys, who got ten
hits of him in three and one-third in
nings Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-05-30
xrw ENGLAND L.AoUn.

A. Standardization, .; Wcscepeef. t2ro
eame) Forfeited en- refusal Of Worcester Opeatn .
ieave nsld when ordered. Second Rms; Brochtpo.
8; worcester. 10 tczIIed IN srsenth mnipg a secnunA
q da1hnessl.
At Lowsll-I0weIl, 6; LAwrsncs. 4
AZ Havexhill-Havcrhill. o: Lynn. .. =
At New Bedfud-Nsv Bedford. o Ish 1ayus y
(tuulvo iuninGBl. s.
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WHITE HAVEN DEFEATED.
Silver Spring Nationals Take Ten
inning Game, 5 to 3.

inning Game, 10 q.
In a ten-inning game. the best of the
season. White Haven was defeated by
the silver Spring Nationals. to 3.
gill pitched sensationally for the
winners, allowing but six hits in the
ten innings Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-05-30

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SOUTH ATLAHTlC LnAaUn.

AZ AIba1y-Albsuy. O. ChArlsstoa. :
At Ob1unbua col1nnna y eeTannaA, =
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q llAeu a6ass1s 9; 0snR =
The Washington herald., 1911-05-30
Eastern Causes Tie in High School Series Defeating Weste
COLUMBIA lo1 on TOP.

rrounces G. p. o. in District League,
Score, 10 to 2
g. P. o. dropped its first game In the
District League to Columbia GOD, 10 to q
Newman pitched gilt-edge ball for the
winners. allowing but six hits and re-
tiring eleven on etrikes Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-05-30
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
YESTERDAYS REsULTs.

Banken' League-No game.
Capital City League-Navy Yard. 3; 8. p. s.. Z
Commercial Leagne-Wanord. 10; c. & p. O.
Departmental Lcague-Interior. Z: Interstate L
District League-Columbia lol. 10; G. P. o.. 2
Independence League = Kendall. l5; National
Union. j
Interbureau Lcagre-Fuest Is; Animals.~2
Marquette League-Corcoran, 9: Tennallytown, 4
Olympia Leagie-S. 8. N. 5; W. H..
r. r. Y. N. c. A. Leame-Car. II; B. & O., l.
Southern r. r. League-Treasurers 10; Book
keepers. 8.
Suburban Leasue-Petwoeth. B; Brghtwood l.
Sunday School League-Ninth, Il; North Caro-
lima, 3
GAMES TO-DAY.
No Fames scheduled.
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GAMES TO-DAY.

No games scheduled.
All-Star teams play in Olympia Leagua
The Washington herald., 1911-05-30

The only game in the amateur leagues
to-day is the all-star game in the
Olympia League. Game called at
o'clock
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23

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Washington Journal., 1911-12-23

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SpieIe I'M @elo ftno berboten.
Rre0it bari bis gum 8etrage zines
TiinfteI oes Monatslobnes gepdbrt
iperOen, aber nur an Solbaten, oeren
sSiibrung nidts au niini6en ldBt. &l-
Ie auf 6ieie @eife ~er8ielten @rofite
1onen an Die &ompagnte &aiien per-
tett un0 oa3u berpan0t meroen, ben
getDiIie 8equemlidfeiten
gu berf6uffen, Die iie auf anoere @ei-
ie nift baben fonnten.
Weon foate oenfen, Oteie Hegeln
ieten Derniinftig uno au9 itreng ge-
mug, 10 ooB fie ben eingefIeii6teiten
Semperen5ler, uno iogar einen balb-
meas nit 8ern1nft begabten Gon-
8ufrieoen itenen miiBter.
Washington Journal., 1911-12-23
Ser geor00entl4e 2Iopo, De

- Ger J(0rDOeuIlWe SluDOs UeA
felt Dem Mdr3 BEG Sabres 1868 Ell
men regelmaBigen 8aiiagier- nrO
6ra6toienIt 8pii6en Baltimore uao
Bremen unterbalt, laBt ieBt IN Bnl-
timore Elm eigenes @ei9dftsbars ouf-
fiibren. 9as i'm Still Der Oeuti6en
MenaiIiance gebaltene @ebduoe miro
elm feuerfeltes Sans nit flint Stod-
werfen meroen. SIN Snneren miro
es ltilgere6t alisgeitattet fem. IS
miro ben geaunen Sania=Saus fiibren.
Sen gar8en eriten Stod miro Die SIR
ma q. 51umaber & So. nit Der
@eneralageutlir Oes NorOoeuti6en
2loDo IN 8eiib nebmen. Seile oeS 2.
uno 3. Stodnerfes mer0en Die Sc
id1ftsr1ume oerfelben Sirma fir De-
rem Sabafgei6Gft entbalten uno
al4Beroem miro 0as 9eutl6e &on-
iulat in Dem @ebailoe untergebraht
meroen.