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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26

.3aulenomal Ber5elbung, meme 9nds
bigite; ib babe nur meinen beiertiers
ten 8url9sn 5uriidseboItl"
Die Dome iiberIob Ioiort bic ean5e
Gage, f, errOtete leibt, muBte aber
bennob betmIib lG9eln.
lluten on9eiommen, mar Der 3orn
bss geltrengen Souptmanns Elm iperis
geniloert, benn er ee0ahte forttpGbz
reno Der reiSenoen @eItaIt, bic er oa
0ben eefeben bate.
Stromm, nit tpsii oufgerihenen
Qltoen Itunb Der 8uride Dor ibm.
,,sSreber Rsrl, en- @ie ioHn er iidb
benn erbreiIten, meinen Mein gu pliins
bern2"
,@etseiben Der Ssrr Souptmoun
gnGbigf, - nGmIi9 bic Qluguite bon
pben unb id), mir 9absn uns bor u9t
Sagsn beimIi9 perlobt ~ no, unb oa
irollten mir eben nal Elm bis9eu feiz
ern.~
mir f6eint, ibr feisrt I9on felt
o9t Sogsn Io'n bis9eu, uno benz
@erbrou9 Der @eine no9 5u rrteis
len, nit rebt gutem Durit."
SAtpeigen.
.gla, itimmfs bielsi9t ni9t9"
r3u 9efebl, Serr Sauptmann, es
Itimmtl"
0em @orgsIsBtsn ipar bns 2o9.n
nobe; ober sr nabm ii9 5uiommen,
monie Elm .rnites GeIidbt unb Iogt.:
So - ma, bonn ipsrbe td ibn ieBt
nal bier Wo9sn in ben aafen
iteden."
S9tpeiesn; ober Elm itarrer, ongitz
boiler Bid bes DerIisbten 9renas
biers.
rRo, mas iost sr benn; Oos ipirO
ipobl beIfen, pie9"
,,Gnobs, Serr 6ouptmonn! @s ION
au9 ntc6t tpieoer portommn, bat Der
orms 9erI.
.SopobI, iebt peripri9t er bos
@loue bonn 6immel berunter."
,gluF Gbrenport, 6err 9auptz
mannI"
llnb ba tonnte Der er5iirute 9aupts
mann ni1t mebr an Ii9 balten; sr
brebte Ii9 I'M unO lo9te.
BAD er Ii9 in bic Slnppe!" rief
er nod unb ging bnnn in Iein 3ims
mer auriid, ous bem er ober oleib
pitoer berdustrot. nGrit bol' sr mir
Md cine Yommerb berouf"
gtls Der 6ouptmonn oonn beim
Geit fab, bergeeenpGrtigte er iih ben
gon3en @organg nod einmdl, ilno nun
mubte er laut unb berabaft la4en.
Qlm meiIten muBte er an bic idDne
Rodbarin ocnfen uno boun nobm er
iicb Dor, olei1 moreeu einen 8eIu1
al MAIDEN, ipo3u ia bic oenibar bette
GeIeacnbeif mar. Gr brou9te ia MIR
nod einmdl nm @nfI9uloisung 81
bitten fir bic Storung, bic er belite
Ro9t bereitct boite.
llno riDtia: glcib om onoern Wlita
taq montc er 8ciub bel Der iungen
Witpe
Die ei0eRortiee Siiuoiion, in Der
Iie fd ieuneu qecrnt balicu, gob To-
fort 6ioff sur llnierholiima, iino oo
Iic beioe Sumor botisn prrScn iis
balb betannt. 9tIs fer @uurtWanr
Iid) nad elmer bolben Siunfe cmpfatl
beiom er cine GinIoouno gum Zee. uu'
man trennis ib als quite @ou5ac
noHen.
NotiirIicb ging fer Honrtmonn 3
bem Scobsnb, unb om Snae rorcl
irof man Iidb bei gcmcinlorcn g'c
lennten. Donn fab man fdl I'M Etcc
ter imb 4on3crt, uno nab picr5cbl
Sooen iporen Iie berciis 70 glu'
Treunbe, ols iodren Iie Ibon i1brclonq
aufdmmen gepeIen.
9lls lie iich orei @o9en fpdter Der
lobten, fanben bos bic 2ameraten uno
bic 5reunbe ces 9ouIes gun5 Iclbp'
beritdnolid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26

Sin babies plumb seI9dIte hnO
FeiHeericteur Monbeln, porlnter 5ebn
Stid bittere finb, lpcrben nit } Pfunb
ieiniiem, eeiie6tem 3uder unb benz
Soft elmer 3itrone 5uiammeueemeneti
ipenn es gu ieif 1T, iperOsn cinige
Srppfen BnHer bo5u geton; bann
ipcr6en feline Rort6ffel6sn oopOn eez
formt. Nlon lpdlSt lie in feinsm
3immst, mo9t nit elmer Stridnobel
bic ,2tigen" binein uno trodnet iie onf
einem por5ellonfeIler i'm ipormen
3immer etipos an. Wenn man lie
etnos Oriidt. lprineen Iie uua Iebr
roturgetrcu auF. f 4','s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26

Nugen uilb yippen, bic 0er Sbred 70
bet3erris, baB meine 3dbne blosgeIe9t
iporsn, iab idb mid nit Der 2ampe in
ber 6ono unb erfonnte mid
ni9t: bas iparen ni9t meiue 3iiee,
ipsl1e Der Spisgel bn 3uriidtrobl'e,
ts fparen bic msines Jreunoes: i4 bin
glaft raFeri, briiuett, nit besinnenber
@jlabe llno in benz Spiegsl bort
fab id Elm roiges @efcbt, nit etlods
ten 6odren unb einem blonoen Barte:
bas GjeI1t besienieen. Der Iih meis
ner Grinnerrng Dorbin aufgeordnst
.... SD mar Der 9oppsIeduger ess
rieur geporoen
llno meiHe bebenoen Singer,
bic iH meinem @sIi9te nGberte, Itreifs
ten bebaorte Wangen uno elm bdrtiges
Riuu, ben 3opf zines ronoern So,
ipelhes ibrederitarrte @lide ouf cine
Iebtnbige Solu8inotion ri9tstel
SH meiB ni9t, pober id bic Settles
gegenport eenommen, bic 2ompe,
pelde meiner 5itteru6eu 6an0 sntgleis
fen pollts, ouF ben 4amiH 5utiid3uz
ltellen +. 3opflos, itraudelno,
mo9te ib cine bolbe Menbung um
mid IelbH, ipenn id Iagen tonnts,
,,um mid Ielbf", unD erblidte II
erblidte pieber i'm Spiesel oes
Shranies oosIelbe @eF9t, oas mid
bisles 1lal nit einem trourigen Gds
9eln anIab, osm 2d9eIn meines
1reuubes, einem 10 oer3peifelten
Qdheln, bab Der @ebonie, Der llHs
gliidli6s I,i i'm 8esriff su itsrbeu, in
mir oufItonO. 5ur fiir6terli9en Sc
miBbeit purbe ST itredts mir
ipie ali elmer Isbten Bite bic Qlrms
snieegeu un6 murmelte: sd bin in
biz MIR npd IN einem ber5ipsts
felien Sou1e Dos mar mebr,
als meine &rdfte ertrogen tonnten.
yd fiel obnmdAtig, ipie eine lebIoie
1RoHe, auf ben Grobobsn nieber.
gs podi an msine 9iir Sin
GonnenItrobI bringt 5pifden ben
@orbGhgsn binburd, bod er itebt be-
reits erItounli9 bod Sb bore
Baden, Stinnien 49,. nDa er ni9t
aninortei, 70 ipollen mir eintreten~
Sod buIb i'm S9lafs fiibIe i'd, ooB
mein 3oaer Ionberbor BART 1T. Die
Sire offnet ii9 uno 3ipet gelu4er fols
len I1reisub iiber meinen &Drper I.
SD IbrsR aud ~. ODD Der cine
BON i1nen erbebt fih. .lduFt gu ben 8ors
bdngen, sieHt iis beiieiie .. Dos
belIe Qibt bes Sages iiberfIutet mein
8immer ano i'd itsls feit bob i'd olif
Ser grbe Iiea, 6err non &ermooec
uuo mein Greun6 2eriellr beIfen mir
IN bic SDbs unb iiberimiiiten mid nit
syraaen. Der trIte:
mas 1T sybren penn 5ugeltoBenY
Sin llntpobIiein9@
Der sfpeite fiiblt mir ben 4nIs
..Gmpfdnai man 10 ieine 6reilnoe,
alter Suhoe9 GB III ipabr, ol eripara
teieN MID nidt 8oA meIn Buter
hotie bir cine llsberrdihtng angstiins
6iat limb mdbrenb i'd: oDu
i'd 70 bin ih niht
bu91 nit elmer psrmptIib iebr tomis
Tden 8liene bsrporItommtIte senn
beib. bcgqnnsn Iaut gu la4en, iogte
mein Gaheeber, mir ouf bic S4ulter
tIopFenb:
.gerauI6en Sbre geiiern erlporbs,
men Qprbeeren sic berort, bob Sis itt9
bis aum ndbfeu Gage ui4t Don Shrsr
@hminle, periids uno benz full1en
gorie trsnnen toHneng"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26
Sir 9anS llnO
Gii9r.
gBGf9e bIei6en

lin Der @df9e Elm tlorss Deib 81
ssbsn, empfiebIt ii4 zen Sousfrousu,
bic bic gblorbIei9e i9euen, Der Baihe
beim Ro9en sinige SeritoBene @iers
f9alen BON roben Gisrn auSuIeBeu.
Sie @GIbe iiebt nab osm &oheR
blenoenD ipeiB aus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26

N1an ribri 6 GbIOffcI Msbl nit
j pint MiI9 uno 3 @iern, foiuie elm
luenig SulS 8u einem Scig an, mud,t
in elmer Yfonre rei9li9 @dmol5
beiB, gibt ben Eeig binein. IdBt ibn
on5ie6en uno bodt ibn inbem nan ibn
in5piI6en nit Der Sdaufel in be-
Iiebige Siiide serit0Bt uno umpenbet,
3ugcoedt goIbetlb. beItreut ibn nit
3udtr unb trGgt ibn init Gompoti
All SiIGe. .i9.'i ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26
jug Ocr 3uOuiiOe(.

Die @anberinaeu Der 3ugrogsI
sntboIten, troboen bic 1uturForI9ung
ibnen felt Ianaem siRe le5bafts 9lufs
merllomieii oeipibmst bat, INNER nod
manhs RGiIel. gai6t eiHmoI bic llrs
fade 6er Monberuneeu 1T einfah 81
ertIdren, bd Der Gintriit bon adlis
unb Rabrunasmongsl ni9t allsin
maBesbenb Su isin I6eirt. Menigs
items steben DisIe @0gel Idon 5li elmer
3eit na6 oem Siiosn, penn no4
menI6Ii6er Ginii9i nod teire yot,
penoioieit baHir beIie9t, unO ebenlo
iebren ie oft 3uriid, penH iie nod
teine oiinitigen 8ebinguneen Dorfins
oen,ipor frsilih eber bssreifIi6 III.
Die TluqlirnBen Der 3ugDogel iino
punberbar, nidt nur pegen ibrer
Mobl uub i6rer Itrsngen @inbaIiung,
Ion6ern ouc6 ipegen ibrer 2anee. 90
Iheiut I6iper DeritdnbIi4, ipie iIeiue
@6gsl cbue cine beIonoere GIugiraft
grobe Wleeresfld9en iibsrqueren unb
ioeor in bsr1dltnismGBis tur5er 3eit
Dcn @uropa bis nad SiioSAfrita &C.
laneen. Ulon lollte meinen, bnB lie
bnnah gum minbelten auf bas duBerIte
erl60pft Iein miNen
sc ldbt li1 nur anne9men, oaB
biele @ogel babel iiberboupt nibt
eiaentlidJ flicgeu, Ioubern iih BON ben
QnFtItrDmuHgen tro0en luiIen, bic be-
Ton6ers in groberen 0obtn auberors
bentIibe GeI9ipiHoiglsiisn onuebmen.
Dis geTotoeriing nag bort ooppeIt 70
oros Isiu, ols auf unIsrsu bsIten
@hnenaiioen. 9luH oann obsr bleibt
"a nod rnerlIdrt, inie PIE IoetI BIC
al sen qtoBsn SDben onfitsiasu in
benen lie bieie ibrem 8orbaoen ennlth
oen GirDme finoen. Qlu4 cine red9i'
3eiiiae Qannuna mag niht lmmer
ieidt Ieiu unD unDoritellbare 4nlors
bertnaen an ben SnItintt un0 pas
Qluae rer @0qel helen llebrIgens
lam man i'm griibidbr oft genug
Tnuftnbe srIhopfter 8ogel namsntS
lid All ben Riilien bsoboaien, ober e
III wabrI6einIi9, baB ibre @rih0pFs
ung tpenieer ourh bic 2dnse Der 5us
riidgeIeaitn ReiIe, aIs our4 llsbers
binbuns Dioriesr euftFrTmurs srt'
Flanoen III
Shilopattfanmc. 5e6crn, cine @6ii
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26
HiIt 81 q Roaonim6beL


lin Wsa6ogonimDbel oufSupoIisrsn,
iibereieBt man l Phnb feingeitoBes
nen, belselben S9elldd in elmer @loss
floI9e nit 2 pfuno itGrtitem Deins
oeiIt, berbinbet bic Defining Der
sgloI9e nit noKer 8loTe, bur9ltidt
6ieTe nit elmer @tednaoel, Iebt bic
SlaI6e in bic @Grme, Ibiittelt lie tag
lid msbrere MoIe, biz iih Der Sdel>
lad aufgeIoif, gieBt bos alare bonn
go6enob ub unb bstpobrt eS in elmer
sSlaI6e as, bic man gut perfortt. Gum
@.brou9 trGufelt man 20 Bis 30
Tropfsn ouf ,inen @ol,nloppen, ieBt
einige Sropfsn Wlonbelol gu, THIdgt
um ben pollenen 2oppen einsn leinez
nen unb reibt bamit bic borber nit
elmer MiI9uns BON / Sell Salmiofs
delft uno 10 9eilen DQHer mitfelS
sines peiBen ipollenen 2Gpp9ens gut
gsreinieten WlDbel 70 lange ab, bis
Dplltommener @Ian3 oorbonoeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26
81 0 hnen purtt

@obneupurec 1T Defenders 2euten
nit I9po9sm Mogsn 3u empfcblen.
Wlan fo9e bic Gobnen obne Gal5
unb nit 3piebsIn ipei9, Ihldgt iie
bur9 Elm 9oarIisb, fol5t bos quree
fobonn, binbst ss NIT MebIfbipibe,
fiigt Sol3 uuO cine qriIe fpeiBen
pfeffsr an unb IerDiert gu beIisbigsn
SleiI6arteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26
8ttronenp.-nbbina.

Giue SniIe 8uder, bier @icr, @eis
bes imo 9ottsr Ieporot aeIhlogen, /
9int DliI9, 2 @bl0Ffel &ornItGrte.
ben @nft n0 bic abatriebene G6olc
bon 2 3itrorcn. Die RornitGrie
ipirb nit etpos Dlil9 ongeTeudtet,
oonn au ben onosren, oi, man gum
3o1eu alfgeiebf Bat, bin5uesgoKtn,
unb IGBt oos @an3e s Minuten uns
ter bsitdnoigem Rjibrsn to9eu. wlnn
entfernt bic MiIdb bonn Jeuer, fiiat 1
@BI0ffel Butter 9inSu, unO IdBt ss
obtHDlen. 3udsr uuo Dotter lvetosn
gw geI9Iogen unb oonn Der W1ilh Sus
geFiigt. Damn ipirb 3itroneni6ale
uno Soft lnngIom hinein9eriibrt.
Won bodt ben quOOine in elmer
dorm, bic inpenbig nit Butter beRris
den 1T.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26

Tontermetter! Che
mmu gNeilL oas 1T ia iuIaIolibli6.
mas man aaeo ais ucr0eiratbctcr
Mam ous5ubaItcn bot!lD Sdpic,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26
g6uittI.

Se6er bort ssrne bic Dubrbeit =
iibsr ben 9lnoeren.
Die 6roucn sloubt nur Der gu
tsnneh, Der iie ni4t fsnnt.
mas man NIT @irbe be3ei9uet,
lift oft ipeitsr ni4ts ols 5oulbeit.
Waon lam feline wlsinius Gns
bern, Obne iis bobur9 gu Derbeiiern.
@s lit iebt Idon cine SenIotiou,
ipenn Elm 2uftIbiffsr i'm 8stt itirbt.
Ratenfrieg Der DompferIinienl
.Ra9 Der Ssimot mO9t i9 pieber!"
Man pirb SptimiIt, neil man
min, unO pirO psiiimiit, neil man
mrB.
Die @sgeniGBe beriibren ii9 =
borum lisben bic Grouen ihpeigiome
MGnHer.
Mon icmmt ni9t in bic @elt, um
lid ous5uTu9.n". ionbern lin sDors
lieb gu nebmen".
Bon oem 8ummen, Der bns Slid
bat, pirb tein Menfb mebr bt9oupten,
boR er bumn iIt.
Ntemonb 1T 70 bunm, baB er.
ni9t einsn Gliie.ren finbet, ben sr
iibert0lpeln ionn.
SIM @,Ittbsotsr sibt % feline Grei.
biIIetie; icbsr muB ieiutn plab nit
fsinem acbeu bs5ablen.
gs 1T supeilsn f9p.r, bic Sabl
su finben, in Der bic @rii9e bss 2ez
bcns Obue &sit aufgebsn.
@s 1T begr,ifli9. bdB bic aeute,
bic am feltsiten in ii9 geben, am bdus
fisitcn auBer iib ssratsn. J.
0as U2at Der @i9tung lit Elm
3oinsitempel, ipel4er einem ou4 ni4t
gratis oilfeebtiidt pirb!
Die eiDiee Sguiioh, 6ub 6as 2ts
ben nod Dor einem Iieg.! Das 2eben
liest INNER binter eipem.
@enn cine Sroa frGgt: nSiir ipie
alt bolten sic mi99" muB man ans
Itanbsbalber INNER liigtn.
Dos 2eben 1T bic bette S9uIs, es
fommsn nur gu piele Shiiler niAt
iiber bic 8iHpsrSqrtsntlqfis binaus,
Bon unIersm 3orn s.ben RDntz
gensStrobIen aus, bic unIsr gonaes
@eisn pIOBli8 bur8Ii6tis MAIDEN.
Mon pirO gum gsfiimiiten, ipenn
man tDiinIbt. ipas man ri9t triegt,
uub friest, mas man niHt ipiini9t.
Die msiItsn Beginner srit ben @sr>
fan Der Sitten 3iI betlogen, ppenn iie
i'm ni9t mebr befOrberrf fOnnen.
mir bsrobi4iebsn uns eslpObnlib
erIt bon Der Sugenb, no9bent ii9 bic
Susenb IGnsit BON uns Derdbi8ieoet
bot.
r 8rout ~ ni6is lam T9oner
I tlingeu, nibts notiirIi9er; 8rdutis
l'enm - tpie iomiId bos bolpert, ipie
itsifI .
9ie 8onoportiFen iiibeln, neil
benz prin3en @ictor Nopoleon Elm
@obn seborsn purDs. pglapus ens
fants
gDenn bic WltnI9sn fDnnfen, ipoS
Iie polIten, ipenn bic Wogc bes @es
fiibIs bo9gebt, iie errei9ten oas pa
rabies ouf Groen.
Die MenI9sn Iinb nur aISubdiifig
imItonbs, ipenn Oos 2ebtnbige rnter
pen 2oien erlmlen, Dos erltere tut ous
@eIpeuit gu balten.
pie Srrtiimsr friiberer Sobrbuns
bertc trsiben nod in Der 2uft ipie
6lugf1men. Der plOBlid irgenopo in
Bitten rnb Sriihten oufgebt.
1em undebilbeten U}enIdben ere
T6eint olles ols Gin5slbeit, Dem sebils
beten dies i'm 3uiammenbange. @s
eibt bo ober allerlei Nuancen.
Sn palm 9eo6 bab.u 5ipet WlGns
ner bsi einem iyif98ug biertanIeno
Pfunb &inefiTdbe erbeutst. nSit bas
oIlssa" frd9t Miin6banieu.
Der 9oiIer 1T Der Rei4Ite i'm
@eiH iino nt9t nur in finon5ieller
: 6i1EAl Olnh or fnt1t fei1l Gnuhf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26

2 djmieren 9lu3eige. III
Seitc. n9Rorid Shlar~ ouf aane-
nieineu @ilnid miro Oie gliiobetb &C.
fHPit,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26

aernmtter: ga, 6aben Sic oenn ge.
oac6t, man 6eiratbet 81 ieiuem Ger-
Gniigen?@
Ger armc 9i3tcr. Sous
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26

wirtb: ,Dic 0fict6c poGen sic ge.
iiimoct bobcu? Ssos fdat 59ncn
Oem eigcntlih ein2l@ Dittcr;
D@arliAts mebll~ #
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26

Sdilopattfanuc. 8cSeri cine @6ii'
ionidleiie mo ciucn etiuos bii6ncr-
aroBci alSgeitopiten &o0cl4
u ebertrnmpf III, @mno
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26

VI 5ll 70 E RtA fHrS " { ! =.
gsorcn sie bieis ggoc6c I'M E6ca.
ter2D nuolilss ,,gSas bnben
Sie oe0l geicbrn2"l Gin @aar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-26

(itol8); sd mar Idugere 9eit Sore.
rim eiuer SodiduIe." 01art6a
Ctol5er): llno ID mar geItern Sore.
rin eineS @eiratgsontraaes!n
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-04-26
EASTERN CLUB HOLDS
BENEFIT THURSDAY
Returns from Entertainment and
Dance Will Help Base
ball Bows.

The Eastern Club Athletic Association
will hold an entertainment and dance
Thursday evening at Odd Fellows Hall
for the benefit OF the baseball team
which is entered in the Potomac League.
Manager Kelly. who Is in charge OF the
nine which represents the club this sea-
so7, has gathered around MIN some of
the Districts celebrities and his outfit
will make a strong bid for the pennant
In the circuit across the river.
The Eastern team in the four practice
games 1t has played Ibis season has
been victorious In three. defeating the
Nationals, Rex A. c., and the LincOlns.
Eastern dropped the initial contest Cf
the season to the strong Emerald club
OF the Central League.
The Navy YARD outfit will open its sea-
son In the Potomac League on May
5. having for its opponent the cham
pion Government Hospital team Man.
ager Kelly Is anxious to arrange games
with strong independent teams for Sun
day and would like to hear from any
teams in this vicinity. Address chal-
lenges TO the Eastern Club. SIS Eighth
street southeast.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-04-26
School Teams Should
Display Better F orm
Double-Header Will Be Staged Tuesday at American
League Park-Central Well Drlled-Other
High School Gossip.

Much better baseball should be played
by the high school teams Tuesday at
American League Park, and the boys
will be playing on a field not surrounded
with spectators. and will not have in
reference OF ans kind. Another fact
which should make the games better is
that the boys will have had the expert
ence on one high school game, and that
helps a lot.
Business. Central, and Western will be
staging their second game. while Tech
will be playing It's first encounter.
Coach Howard, Of Tech. will present a
pretty fair ball club, one which should
be able to make the Business club go at
fast clip to win. With Showers. a big
left-hander. doing the hinging, the
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-04-26
The Official Schedule.

May 2-Baptist va Norfhern Methodist.
May s-EpiscopAl vs.. Southern Methodist
May S-PresbyteTisn ". Baptist
May 1-Northdn Methodist Episcopal
May S-SOuthern Methodist ". Presbyterian.
May l2-Baptist u. Episcopal
May l4-NOrthern Methodist vs. BAPTIST.
May ls-Souihern Methodist ". Episcopal
May fs-Presbyterian Northern Methodist
May z-Baptfst VI Southern Methodist.
May 9-PreshyteTiAn ". Episcopsl
May 3-NoTthern Methodist vs.. Southern Meth
May SEpscopal ". Baptist
May Q-SortheTu Methodist ". Presbyterian.
June 2-southern Iethodist Baptist.
June +Episcopal vs. Presbyterian,
June s-southern Methodist ". Northern Meth.
June s-Baptist N. Presbsteisn
June IL Episcopal w. Northern Methodist.
June l5-Presbsterian "a Southern Methodist.
June le-BHptist ". Northern Methodist.
June ls-Efhscopal Southern Methodist
June 0-Iresbyterian Baptist.
June S-Northern Methodist vs.. Episcopal
June 5-southern Methodist W. Presbyterian.
June E-Bsptist ~ Episcopal.
June D-Northern Methodist Vs. Raptisf
July 2-Southern Methodist Va Episcopal
July +Open.
July 7-Open.
July s-Open.
July ll-Open.
July H-Pre<bsterisn rs. Northern Methodist
July ls-Baptist Southern Methodist
July u-Prshyterian vs.. Episcopal
July H-Northesn Methodist ". southern Meth
July 3-Episcopal vs.. Baptist.
July 5-Sorthern Methodist vs. Presbyterian.
July sLSOutheTn Methodist ~ Baptist.
July 9-Episcopal rs. Presbyterian.
August l-SoutheTn Methodist vs. Northern Meth,
August 4-Bsptist ". Presbyterian.
August 6-Episcopal vs.. Northern Methodist.
August s-PreshSteTian rs. Southern Methodist.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-04-26
Amateur Leagues Are
Ready to Start Play
Four Circuits VIII Get Under Way This Week
Clark Griffith to Open Season for
Central League.

Clark, of the Clerks organization, stated
yesterday that he would be able to make
known the name of the sixth club to-
morrow night. Little trouble Is expected
in securing the sixth team TO complete
the circuit.
As long as Downey remains with the
Treasury team the other clubs in the
league viii be asked to face a pitcher
OF f1rst-class ability. His performance
against the Marines last week was ex-
cellent, but two safe hits being made
on his delivery.
There is little likelihood of the Com
mercial League being reorganized this
season. Several attempts have been made
to get the circuit started again, but they
have all failed.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-04-26
navy IS HOME FIRST
IN RACE With HARVARD
Middies Show Improved Form and
Win by Half a
Length.
CRIMSON SECOND CREW WINS

Annapolis. Nd, April 2i-Rowing in
infinitely superior form compared TO their
race against the University Of PennsyI-
vania last Saturday, the Navy first crew
won from the varsity Of Harvard by
half a length this afternoon in one OF
the finest races ever rowed on the
Severn Riycr. But the Navy second
crew was completely OutcIasscd BY the
Crimsons, lost by three lengths.
The varsity race was. of course. the
main attraction. The Middies went into
the lead right At the outset. Rowing a
stroke at fSrty-two TO the minute cliD.
the sailor lads showed their best half a
length To the good in the first two hun
dr"d yards Of the course. This seemed
to give them encouragement, and they
maintained a fast pace Ill the way. The
"rimsOns pulled a splendid race. but in
spite of their valiant efforts. they could
MIidies gained in the early stages.
Toward the finish the visitors began 10
creep up but the NIddics met their chal-
lenge with telling effect At this juno
ture, the Harvard COXswain was steering
very poor course, and il looked as
though the Crimson shell would he
foUIed by a sen-fOOt log floating down
river. Fortunately. however. the prov
Of the shell escaped contact and the OBJ
jcvt slid between the boat aid OutrigEers
so that no damage resulted
IL contrast TO the varsity race. al
though the Midifcs got away to 4 better
start, the visitors soon put their shell!
to the fore and maintained the lead all
the way. The time OF the rival crews at
the finish was as follows:
Varsity Navy. 6:E5; Harvard. 6:45. sec
Ond crew. Harvard, 6:F3; Navy. So -.
The surprising result was the winning
crews in each race finished il the SAM
time. The races We're rowCd over the
regular HeT.ley course Of a mile aHd FIVE
EiXtCenths. and while chilly rain made
il uncomfortable for the oaTsmea. they
had the advantage Of both tide and wind.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-04-26
CENTRAL TEXAS READY.

Temple, Tex, April 25.-The Central
Texas League has formed a temporary
organization here with seven clubs. Will
lam F. Blum, jr.. OF Temple. was elected
president; Harry T Cochran, Bolton,
vice president; r. B. Buckeridge. Temple,
secretary, and William Norriss, Bren-
ham. treasurer. Seven places have ap-
piled for membership, including Temple,
Bolton, Lampass, Brennan, Taylor. Bart
lett, and Granger. II the eighth berth
can be filled satisfactorily. the league
will be an eight-club affair, otherwise
Granger will be dropped and a six-club
league be operated. The season is to
open May s. Committees were appointed
on constitution and bylaws, also on play
ing schedule
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-04-26
EVANSVILLE TEAM
WANTS MORE GAMES
Has Many Open Dates for Strong
Teams in Washington and

The HysttsviIle Baseball Club would
like to hear from the best uniformed
teams in and around Washington The
management is trying to complete a
schedule which II will publish for the
use Of the fans in and around the towns
which have teams to represent them.
Games have already been arranged with
the Agriculture, Cardinals. Rex A. c..
Bervyn, Lsngdon, and several other
teams IN and around Washington.
Hyattsville's open dates are on Mondays.
Wednesdays, and Saturdays of each
week, as follows: May 2. 4. 6, 3; June ..
6, Is, Is. 20, q; July 1.-TWO games wanted
at HyattsvilIe), Is, Is, %: August 10. il.
Il, Il. and September I Labor Day. two
games wanted at Hyattsville.
Teams arranging games on the Hyatts-
vile grounds will be given return games
on their own grounds or mutual grounds.
Address Harvey +. Smith. manager,
Hyattsville, Md, p. o. Box s..