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The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
Loan Refused Him Last Spring
Mau Make HurdLer Out of Johnson

IL is claimed that the refusal has
ranked In the twirler's bosom all year
and that he is now in frame Of mind
to hurdle to the outlaws. In fact. he
Is credited with the statement that
he would play with any league that
offered him 1000 more than 0riGith.
This the Wards have announced that
they will do.
Grifith. however. says ne II not
worrying. and that he expects Johnson
10 drop around any day and sign his
1915 contract. a
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
Record CrOlDd to See
WOLg1Sf and Welsh

NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-One OF the
biggest crowds that ever attended q
bout In New York is expected at Mad
ison Square garden. Nov. 2, when
Lightweight Champion Freddie Welsh
and the former titleholder, Ad VOL
gas;, OF Cadillac, Mich, meet In 10
20 Id affair.
Welsh. who has been training here
for few days. has gone to Boston.
whore he takes on Matty Baldwin, the
veteran, tonight. Welsh expects his
setto with Baldwin to be just train
Ing jaunt. Wolgast is expected TO ar
rive here today He will do his final
training at Dial Hawkins roadhouse.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
CHARLEY WHITE NEAR
DEATH IN AUTO CRASH

CHICAGO, Oct. z7.--Freddie Welsh
nearly lost bis chance to meet Charley
White in that Milwaukee fight next
month, when Whites auto turned
turtle yesterday near Valparaiso, Ind.
White was bound for West Baden
with DR.. J. b. Bradwell, when he ran
into huge boulder az the road side.
The car was demolished and Bradwell
was seriously injured, the pugilist es-
Gaping unhurt by rare good fortune.
sTREAT0R. H.. Oct. 27.--Tommy
Gary. OF Chicago. kept .Ad woigast,
ex-cnampion lightweight. very busy
for ten rounds here last night aud.
while no decision wac given, Gary, who
began igbtine from the tap OF the
gong In the hrst round, had consider.
ably the better of n as whole.
Wolgast laid back until the fourth.
after Which he mixed freely to the
end. but Gary remained the fresher.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27

About $4,000 was involved In
these contracts. and they are abso.
lutely binding. Bresnahan well un.
derstood the significance and The in
portance OF that side agreement when
he signed IL. and II Is uncomfortable
that he would undertake to violate II.
II have every reason to believe
Bresnahan Is satisfied with his pres
ent place. He dropped In to see me
the other day to say goodbye for the
year, and he was I'm here for about
FIVE minutes. The report went out
that he was delivering 'ultlmatums'
and arguing for an hour. That Is not
true.
AT any rate. am In position
TO tie Roger up In the courts II he
tries to desert US, and you can take
that from me as being absolutely
final
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
TESREAU'S WEALTH
IS STILL MYSTERY

NEW YORK. Oct. 27.--"Big Jeff"
Tesreau. rival Of Christy Mathewson
for stellar honors on the Giants pitch
ing star, escaped telling just how
much he Is worth today for the benefit
of Miss Clara Young, the Perryville.
Mo-, girl who Is suing him for $4,000,
alleging that he refused to wed her
after promising to do so. Justice Dom
nelly set aside the order directing
the pitcher to submit to an examine
ton as TO his wealth.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
Dave Fultz Brings
$4,000 Suit For Libel

NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-David L.
Fultz, president and attorney Of
the Baseball Players Fraternity.
and himself former ball player,
has fled suit In the supreme court
against the Sporting Life Publish
ing company for $4,000 for libel.
Fultz based his action on an arti-
Gle that charged Fultz with respon-
slbility for the attitude Of Ray
Caldwell, the Yankee pitcher, who
deserted his club. This attitude
Of Caldwell. said the article, was
due to the influence of Fultz, who
openly 'hobnobbed" with James A.
Gilmore. president Of the Federal
league. ....
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
Miller for Miller Is
Last Shift for Aggies

EAST LANSING. Mich, Oct. 27.-
Quarterback substitutions on the
Macklin team will hereafter read Mil
Ter for Miller. The Aggie mentor has
decided to have Blake Miller. this
years quarter and last years end.
The Farmers are working strenuous
ly TO prepare for the University OF
Akron, which comes to do battle on
College field next Saturday.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
BRICKLEY ONLY TO
Be OUT OF GAME

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Oct. 27.-That
Brickley will be the only heavyweight
that will not return to the Harvard
lineup this year Is considered certain
here. Sunday, when her boy returned
home, Mrs. Brickley expressed her
self as intending to spank Charles"
IL he went into the game again. AS
surances have been given ner that the
drop-kicker will not be used under
any conditions. Logan. Hardwick.
Bradlee and Mahan were behind the
line In yesterdays practice.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
,BY UAROLp v. WILCOX.

Here is little yarn which. whether
true OF not, Is mighty fine tllustra-
ton of what ball players now demand
since the Federal league offers such
possibilities in the way OF club over
the heads OF the magnstes. II is said
that Walter johnson has not signed
with washington for next year be-
cause he was refused big loan by
the National owners last spring. Wal
ter. 90 the story runs. wanted to make
a payment on bis Kansas ranch with
the borrowed money.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
Bushnell Secretly
Wed OUer Year Ago

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Oct. 27.-It
was learhsd here yesterday that t.
II. Bushnell. Jr.. substitute quarter
back on the Michigan team, was Sc
cretly married In Detroit q year ago
this month 70 Miss Adele Johnson, OF
Colorado Springs, Co. The bride Is
living with her parents until Bush
nell completes his engineering course.
His home Is at Cleveland.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
YACHT is HOSPITAL
FOR YALE GRIDDERS

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Oct. 81
With Wilson, Legore and Ainsworth
returning today. Yale will get down to
hard work for Colgate on Saturday.
Wilson. Legore and Ainsworth were
given q rest with a cruise on Cap
tain Harry Converse's steam yacht.
Higginbotham won't be able to play
before the Princeton game.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
PRINCETON EASING UP
TO AWAIT BIG GAMES

PRINCETON, N. J., Oct. q. -
Princeton is now pointed for the Yale
and Harvard games, and the regulars
are not to be driven at top speed dur
ing this week. A majority Of the var
sity men were kept out Of scrimmage
work yesterday and will be worked
out by easy stages with an eye to-
ward reaching top form week from
Saturday.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
~ HARoLD Y. WILCox.

u looks very much as II the city
brlss IN Chicago were going to give
~ pIayers' fraternity a chance to
en1 something with the magnates.
ooby Fisher. the short stop, who was
urehased this fall from Toronto by
~ Cub1. has been given no share OF
- Dost-season easy money and he is
<oVed In fact. he has joined the
80 Of hoidouts and has announced
~ the Bruin infield will have to do
I>hout him next year.
f ~ viii be remembered, Fisher ar
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
''RAJAH' EXPECTED
TO HURDLE TODAY

CHICAGO. Oct. 27.--Roger Bresna-
han is expected to tack his monicker
to a Brooklyn Federal contract be-
fore tonight, II he has not already
done so. according to dope emanating
from George 8. Ward, Of the Brooklyn
team. Baseball writer's had difhculty
finding "Rajah" who was reported TO
be having final conference with Of
ficials OF the Chicago Cubs.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
0ATURDAYS GAME TO SETTLE DISPUTED
SCORE WITH HARVARD SO YEARS AGO

Saturday Cambridge
settle years standing
Harvard The famous down"
number but the
o. the Maize and Blue
Uehen bucked AGAINST the Crimson defeated
cold TO
~ M>AiD.n made touchdown OF memorable
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
WEATHER-PROOF TRACKS
ARE WINNING FAVOR

This years disaster at Lexington.
when rain prevented racing for six
days of the ten scheduled. the agita.
ton Cor weatherproof tracks has
hurst forth anew and more horsemen
than ever think perhaps a slower
track that would permit racing many
days that it IL now impossible on oui
lightning speed courses would be {
good thing for the light harness spot
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
az wAlTER TRuMsLE.

The Wolverines will come east
rtveraI days before the big con-
test u the doctors think II safe for
the patients 20 be moved. Miehi.
gan will make Its headquarters at
the Boston hospital. while the Har-
ward team will do lts last polishing
Up for the battle at the Cambridge
infrmary.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
Bravery In Battle
HOnOred By Britain,

According 70 dispatch from Lon
don, A. r. Wiiding, the tennis cham
plon, who enlisted In the English cav
airy at the outbreak Of the war, has
been promoted to the rank Of lieuten-
ant. The promotion was earned by
ealIantry on the battlefield, u was
stated.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
AS THEY SEE 1T
IN THE FAR EAST
ny caANTlANp RICE.

Michigan, 40 we gather II from
the advance dope, hasn't any more
chance against Harvard than the
Boston Braves had against the Attn
letles. Not bit.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
Ross Pummels Daily.

NEW CASTLE. Pa. Oct. 27.-Tony
Ross defeated Dan Daley here last
night In fast i0-round fight. Daily
had an even break in the first and
third rounds
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
HERE NEUTRALITY ENDS!

pleasure bloodhsy are vaine he
football Is degenerating into pso
viii provide thrills and
aeaaons Here hey
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27

s, JOPLIN. Mo-, Oct. 27.-Sam Lang.
1oFd, Of Boston, was outpointed here
ns* night by Jeff Clarke. Negro heavy.
Ivslght pugilfst OF Joplin. who was
@iyen the decision at the end OF ten
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27

Eichenlaub. OF Notre Dame. was the
greatest fullback In the west last year,
and was a unanimous choice for all
western honors. Injuries have handi-
capped him this year, but he Is ex-
pected TO strike his old-time stride
very soon. Howard Buck. Of Wiscon.
sin, was crowded of tie all-western In
1913 by Brute" Pontius. OF Michigan.
but he seems sure of the honor In
1914 Buck was an alLconference
tackle last year. as was his teammate.
Butler
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27
pscinu kinos al kaxoo.

"a tKALAMAZOO Mich. Oct. IT,
gllliam and Directum I. will race
here tomorrow In pacing match, two
heats out OF three winning.
The Detroit times., 1914-10-27

NEW YORK, Get. q. George
f)tallirgs. the miracle man." who led
he Boston Braves to worlds cham
|pionship. made hfs debut In yaude-
VILE last night at local theater.
|0falIings entertained the audience
With humorous quips of his diamond
'oxperiences.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-15

meincn Snoianerpolitif Der Gcoie-
umg 5nuiocr. Sic lieBcu beim 9Srd-
iioenten cine langc Gcuti6riit iiber
i6r @cind 5uriid, mo Ser Er1iiocnt
periprah, ibr Ueiucb IL Gru0gung
5u 5ie6eu-
9(merifoS SoI5DorrGt6e.
Sn 9ln6etru4t ooB ii6 an Die
@alO6eitdnOe 0eS 9anoes lno i6re
@r6altllng elm 6eOeutcnOcs oficntli-
Dies Sutereiic Fuiipft, 6o6eu oie &c
fretdre 9leOfieIO unO Soriton 9Sl1nc
aitigeitellt Inn oie @orrGt6c uno sic
9cnnbung 5lm @egeniianOc eines
iorgidltigen Stu0ilmS 5i no1eu.
gSic oringeno Sporiomfeit unO Gor-
iidt auf Oieieni @e6iet ge6otcn III,
miro OornuS erii6tlid, OoB man Oie
geiomnten @al06eltGnOe ouf etpo
oreitauienO 9iQioucn SUP unO Oie
iG6rlibe 9lb9ol5ung ouf ingeiG6r
iedb5ig @iaionen SUB i6Gbt. Srob
0ieier 6eidrdnfteu Gorr1t6e miiicn
Die SoI5bGnoIcr uno Sol5inOuitriel-
len bon Oen gcringeren Sol5orten
feinen proftii6en @e6rou6 5u mo-
deu 10 OoB lie oer9euOet weroeu,
unO oieier @eriHweuOung olanbt
mon bis SIT einem gelpiiien @rooe
iteuern 81 fonnen.
Sruppen fiir Soiti
Gic 3uiammcu5ie6ung bon 700
N}orineiolooteu in Guantanamo,
Gubo, lpel6c in Wereitiboft ge6oltcn
weroen iollcn 5uni Gienite in Der 9le.
Oolution wel6e ouf Soiti rnoSonto
Gouingo wiit6et, lit oeiiern onge-
orOnet moroen.
Sic lleberfii6rltng ser Sruppen er-
folgt oif Dem SronsportiMiff .Son-
cod~ pie Der iteapertreten0cIlorine-
Sefretdr 9iooiepelt geitern 6efount
go6, inO aiBerOem lit nuA Oos &a-
uonen6oot nSocramento" bon @u-
erto @lerifo nod Guantanamo beor-
BERT morOen, Inn epentuell in 0onini-
faliiden @elu0iiern permenoet 81
werOen. @s 6efinoen iid BORT be-
reits Die SdloAtidbifie Connecticut
unO uSolit6 Carolina, ioipie Die
&relBer oMarietto", oGoltiue" mo
oNladioS".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-15
gleDultc Inn 9udlt6ons.

gtem Yorf IA. Suli. IT. Ger
9ft6m i6rcr miirOigcn @enoiien ouf
@loduca's Sslono uno ocren bon
5arter &ano 0elenfter @rfoIg bat Of
icnbar Die Snioiien Oes 3uHtballieS
in Srerton, gt.-S., nibt ruben loiicn.
lleber 300 Strdilinac tobten gcItcrn
alf Dem @cgc bon ocn @erfltdtten
nad oen 3ellen in offeuer GcDoltc,
uno ais idlieBlib Die SrOning wic-
Oer6crgeiteat morOen mar mllBte Ell
her Der @drtcr nit argen &erleblin.
gen in OaS 3ubt6aus-0oipitol gc-
i1oiit peroen.
9ie 9ieoolte par cigentlid oie
6wcitc, Oie iidb in Dem 3udtbalIc er-
eignete. ieitocn am 1, Suli Oos I'M
lettcn g9inter BON Ger 2egislatur an-
genonmcne @eiee in arait octrctcn
mar, pelHcS 3uht6ousarbcit ob.
idafft. Gie 3udtb0ltsler iino t5eis
aus 9Srin5ip. tbcils ans 9teigimg &C.
gen icgli6e 9lrbcit in Oen gSertitdtten,
lnO 6in5it fonnlt, OoB man i6nen &C.
ia9t bat, iolde glrbeit iei geieBpiorig.
9lm .. Suli oing einc &eibc Uon
StrdiIinoen, Die oiienbar bon nuBer-
6alb ouige6cbt ipor0cn mar, an oen
Strife un0 wei9erte iid, 5ll ar6eitcn
ooer in Die ggerfltdtten al 9c6en.
Cine Yroo- mo @oIer-0idt modte
lie balo ipieoer niir6e, lmo am 6. Suli
fc6rtcn lie in Die McrTit1ttcn 5nriid.
Settler drbeiteten iie aniheineno
o5ne 9cidmeroc, bis geitern g}ad-
nlittag Oie ncue inO idlimnlcre 9ic-
Dolte ous6rod.
Qair iir's Qlnsinnb beIornt g. Blaine, 40
pf'SaltlmprceraRe nahe 9uitpm ponie spc.
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llmtcr 3iuamgsOcrlualtnng

buffalo, 91.-Y., IA. Suli. ~
9luf 9(ntrag bon 6rcocrid u. Sun-
page, @litgIieo Der @etriebsleitlngs-
Gommiiiion DER ,.llniteo States 2ig6t
& Seating GompanD,~ wcl6e ibre
9lnlase bier, i6r Sanpt0oni5lI obcr
in 9tingara Sails bat, iebte gcltern
i'm 6iciigen 8unoes- -Giitriftsgericbt
9li1tcr 9a5cl u. Senrp 9ldernamn in
ytiagaro Sails, @lD @t. &alfer uuo
SSomcs 8. sDloorc ans Der Stoot
9lnu Dorf, rcip bon bier, als3mangs.
pcrmaltcr elm. 6lmnpoge bcbauptet
nid6t, DAB Die @eieaidoit, melbe nit
$f6,000000 fapitaliiirt lit unO 9[f-
tina inl @ertbc bon $3.0O0.000 be-
iitt iniolpcnt ici, ionoern 0aB OaS
Oireftoriiln bei Dem @cid1itsbctricbe
Yctrug iibe, uel6cr in abicbbarer
3eit sur SniolUen5 fiibrcn miiiie. Gem
alagcantrage ibloiien iib oub sic
N &i6er Seao Company" bon Wiii-
iouri uno Die nYuiialo Drill Go.~ an.
0crr 9ldermoniL in Ociien SdnOen
Die Netriebsleihung ibon bis6er lag,
ueriidert, Die @eicai6ait babe Slui-
trdgc, melde iie ninOeitenS adt Nlo-
nate lang Oollauf 6eiAditi9en nno
uer6anocIe ii6er Gontrottabidliiiie
i'm Yetrage bon mcbr ols elmer NQlil.
lion.
Gem beidnloigten Oircitorium &C.
60rcn gSiaiam @oplcD, &nlter 9.
Gronlpea, Charles u. Starbnd, S.
9laen Smith, Gbeooorc q. S6onts
nno Sobn u. Slci6er an, bon wclden
bic Nle1r5a6l oegcnw6rtig i'm 9lus-
lanOc wcilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-15
Sn scr sdlluebe.


Scr Oro6cnoc Strife ocr &otomotio-
iii6rer uuo @ei5cr BON 9S wcitli-
hcn 9o6ncn. llntcrbonoln-
gen Oauern fort.
Gbicogo, IA. SuIi. - Ger oro-
bcnOe Strife Ser 2ofomotipiii6rcr
unO Sci5cr uon % wcltli6cn @o6ncn
mar 6entc gl6cnO nod in Der S6me6c,
o6wo6l Die &crtrctcr Scr 9lngeitctltcn
ocn 9a6nen angcfiinOigt battcn ooB
Die 2cute foit cinitimmig fiir Den
Strife gcitimmt bdtten falls i6rc
SorOerlmgcn ni1t bcuili9t wcrOen
ioaten nno Dab iie iicb aiif 9lrbitra-
tion inter Dem GrOman-@cicbe nidt
einlaiien piirOen.
Gie 9abncn licBcn onr9 i6r 60
mite erflGren, DAB cine 8elpiaiglmg
Der 6oroeritn0en Der 9lngeiteltcn
cine id6rliGe So6ncrb0bung INN etua
$33, 100000 bcOentcn pirOc. @s
miro eriparict, OaB peitcre Gonfercu-
sen 5mii1en Den bciOen @arteieu
ltattfin0en nerOen.
Soatcn iic6 oic llnter6onOlungen
5eri6lagen Damn piir0en bon Dem
Strife Oireft 1000 @cijcr mo Sofo.
motiOfiibrer betroiien peroen.
Serr W. 9. Garter, Der 95rdiiocnt
Der u9rotberbooo Of locomotive
6ircmen au0 Snginemcn~ erlicB
na6 Der 9lnfiinoigung Oes Strife
Yotlnls cine longe Grfldrimg, in
welber cr ouSiii6rtc, Dab Die llnioncn
cine 9lr6itration inter Dem 9unocs-
geicB Oespegen o6lebncn wiirocn
neil Die @abncn in frii6crcn 8dllcn
bon 9lrbitrotion i6re Gerpilihtungcn
nibt criiillt bGftcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-15
SidJcr6eit in Nn0mitricanlaoen.

VI D 6 tier, y1.-y, IA. Suli. II
Qie SSnOuitrie Gonniiiion Oes
itaotli1ell 9lrbeits 0epnrtenents
iette bier aeitern ibre 0ffentlihcn
sernebnitn9en iiber sic 8u erIoiien.
ocn 9iegulotipe be5iigIih Der Slider
belt BON 2eben mo Gigentbmn auf
@runo Der itoatlidcn glrbcitsgciebc
fort. @1it 0cn @ori6riften fir
WloblmiibIcn prroe Der glnfong &C.
modi itno @ertreter Oicles 9etricbs
5ipeioes ans Dem 9on5en Stoate bat
ten iiN einoefunoen. Der StootsDer'
bano Der @}iiIer beboitptct, Dab oie
eegcnp1rtigcn @citimmlingcu inno.
tbige SGrten entbolten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-15
glnrnes 6ridlt g0rItrcfpro.

8ortIono, Ore, IA. Sui.
&ercp g. Barnes bon Seattle bat I'M
Acknowledgement auf Dem
9ioie Gitp Speeopop einen nelten
@eltretorO fir 25 Meilen iiber cine
ni9tcemcutirten 9o6u aufgeitellt. @r
ourdraite Oie Giitan5 in % N3imtiet
z 1/5 Seflmoeu Ger frii6ere 9ieforo
bon % :26 3/5 mar BON Gis6row I'M
9lpril 1912 ouf Der San Soie.9a6n
nifgeliellt woroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-15
gqrilino6onic.Stri uorii6cr.

FtttSbur0b, Eo, IA. Siili.-
Ger Strife in ben gSeitingbouie-9Iu-
la0en lit geltern 81 @noe oegangeu,
iuocm geoen 5000 0ldnner mG
6rauen an Die 9lrbeit juriidgetcbrt
iino, Sn allen @erfitdtten rpuroc
Dole 3eit gearbeitct. 9lQe Strifcr
werOen wieOcr beihditigt weroen nil
2hisna6me bon 5luei- bis Orcibitnoert,
oeren @lGbe mdbreno oes Strife5
ourd importirte 9lrbeiter beieBt wor-
oen iino. glu oen Electric @orts"
belt Elm Cubeno SIlis-Sdcrifie
@ade, ooH bieB es, Ser SAcriii
uerOe Oieielben nod mdbrenO Oes
Cages 5uriid5ie6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-15
spnr 0ea WlOlaluf.W .WlaOdeMmur0es

Q 6 6enecta 0D, yt.-yy Ia. Suli.
6rau 9lnnie Smith, cine aleiocr-
moheritL modte geitern bel Der
@oli5ei oie 9lngu6e, iie elnube, Oic
fiir5lih IN N}obaiuf ouigeiunOcuc
oeritiidelte 2eide iei oie bon 6rdli.
Iein gl6beIino Serpiee BON Sdenec-
toop. Sic CAB cine 9eidreibung
BON 8rGuIein Seripige lno ertldrtc
oonn oie aliigciiinOenen &eibeurcitc
fir Die Scr llm9cfommenen fiir bic
iie aleioer genaht babe. Sri. Smitb
hat Sri. Sermige i'm glpriI 8lm lcB-
ten Wiol eeiebcn, elaubt o6er, Oieicl.
be iei ini SUM, in mcldem @1onot
Der Waoro eci9cben lein foil, nod
CHI 2eben gcpeien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-15

Gbicago, fl. Suli. 9ln Dem
am Seeiier gelcgencn or0Btcn it0oti-
idcn 9oocplab lit gciteru 5lm eriteu
Wlale Die &eroromin9 in aroit gelcbi
morOcu, mouo6 Giouner mo 6roucn
riht me6r gemeiuiam baoen 0iirien,
ionocru al our1 einen 3auu a6ae-
gren5tcn Stcllen baOen miilien A}o-
li5iiten wahtcu Ooriiber, DAB lcinc
Mdnner ole fir Die 6rouen beitimnltc
Stelle 6etraten. Gbepoorc, Die ooNe-
gen proteitrieu, ian0en fcin @e6or.
Nic Gerdnlaiiung 5u Der &croronnG
mar, OoB baOenOe 6ralcn BON @'dn-
nern iniultirt poroeu Iein ioaen.
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g(nfitSnOiidle acidlaacu.

Sonto 0omingo. IA. Suli.
Die rebolutionGren Eruppen iino
an Sountog in Can Griitobol. im-
eefobr is Wteilen BON ser Stoot
Sonto Domingo entfcrnt, BON Gegie.
rungstrilppen geidlaaen woroen.
0ie 9iegieriingStruppen boben audi
in Sonto Gui5 Del Sepbo unO in
Som6rero Siege iibcr oie 9iepoIutio.
ndre OoOon getragen.
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9tem-@orf IA. Suli. Sn
un9c6euercr 9Iuireolna ii6er oaS
&er6reAen cincs iar6i9cn lln6oloeS.
0eiien Spier geitern Die 7-i06rigc
Clara Souptmann aus South 2afe-
mooO, 9t.-S., Oeren Gltern friiber in
9tclp-Dorf anidiiig iuaren, wuroe, bo-
ben SmOcrte BON Niirgcrn bon
Sccan-GolntD oie Sd0O auf sen Bur
iben aiigenonmen, Den man in ei-
mem @e6ol5 unpeit OeS Gbatories
ibOu gelielt 5u ba6en glau6t. giodl
oieiem @eb0l5 ulrOen Die &erioIger
BON 5mei @hii6unOen gefii6rt, Die Die
Spur me6rere @}ale auigenonnen
hattcn, tie ober al eii unO 0erlelbcn
Steae imner mieOer Oerloren. Sollic
ser Weiud)te in Die Sdnoe Der wii-
t6enoen 9iirger iallen, 70 Oiiritcn ole
9c5orOeu groBe Wlii6e bo6en, i'm Dor
einem Spnh1eric6t 5u ibiibcn.
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ncr irii6en Gertoguug oes @orlo-
meuts iiuo nod INNER i'm llnlouL
bod Oeutet niHts oorduf bin, DAB iie
irgcnO pelbe 9cgriinOlmg 9o6eu.
6riit fiir Announcements ob-'
geloufen.
2on0on fl. Suli. - Gic 6riit
fiir Die @inreidung bon 9lmenOe.
mert Goricbldgen SIR Some 9ille-
&orlage inn Sber6ous lit 9eitern o6-
gelouien. Sin geitern ongenomme-
nes ENHANCEMENT iie6t Die proper
tioneae Gertreting bel Ben @o6len
fiir Oas Gubliuer@orloment Dor. 9hl-
Ger 0icien purOea nod cinige al.
Oere glmenOements bon geringercr
@idtigfeit ser Some 9lule Gorluge
einOerlei6t.
3miihen 2eben unO Sob.
9teopeL A. Suli. ~ Eos 9e-
fiuoen pes Ser5ogs bon 9loita, Set
ter oeS aonigs @ictor emanuel Der
Dor orei @o6en am Spp6us erfronf
te, miro jebt ais acknowledgement
be5eiduet.
9lusfonO in &be0erei.
2iDerpool, IA. Suli. ~ Gin
G6cil ser in Sen groBcn @lcriep-
Gods 6ci6Gftigten 9lrbeiter lit &c.
Itern in 9luSitono getreten, I'M Die
glnerfcnulmg ibrer Unions 3u err
5mingen. Sic lln5ufrieOenen beite6en
ouH ouf Der Sdaiiuug zines nisGe-
legatei Der Unions unO Der 9lr6eit
ge6er 5niommengeicbten S6ieOsge-
ribtS. luelheS ii6er Streitiragen ent-
iheiOen io1
9enngleib Ser ghsItmo iib nidt
ouf Oen gau5en 9etrie6 eritredt, 10
madte er iid ooh itorf fii6l6ar. Ser
idieocne in Ben 9aiiinS liegenoe
Gonpfer fonnten oieie nic6t oerlol-
len, neil cs an 9euten feblte, I'M Die
E6ore 5lt oiinen.
v@ Off 81 i'm SrodenOod If.
SOUTH ampton. fl. Suli. -
Ger 6elgiide Ganpfer o@ot6lanO,
pcl6er am %. SUM an Oen Sciap-
Snieln ouf @runo geriet6, lit geitern
in ocn 6ieiigen Sofen eingeidleppt
morOen. Der Ganpfer miro unper-
siigli6 ms Srodenood ge6raAt uno
reparirt werOen. Tos Sdiff mar
ouf ser 6a6rt BON W1ontreol noh
&ottcrOom beoriifen, als Ser llnioll
icb creignete
Sn Q 6nee un0 Gis.
Wf linden. II. Suli 9ergitei-
ger, oic BON gSinoiiG W}otrci in Gi-
rol 81 elmer 9eiteigung oeS GroBue-
ncoiger, elmer @ergipibe Ger So6en
Souern 5wiiben Sal5burg imO Si-
TO, ouiitieoeu, itieBen oui fiini Set
den anideinenO imShneeihrm umn-
gefonnener Souriiten.
Sin 16nli6er llnfon ereionetc lid
i'm &oierge6irge 5piideu Oer@roBen
9IHe mO Der SIM norolic6 pon auii-
itein. 3wei NlitglieOer Der 9crge-
iteigergeieIliboit, Der Mluiitreoafteir
Moy 9enf bon Der nWliinhener Yoit~
uno Der 9leootieur 9iuegcr BON Der
r9leueu Conou-3eiting~ in 9icgens-
burg itiir5ten Dor ben 9lugen Der
ii6rigen Sbeilnebmer al Der gerg
portie a6. Gle 9erging Der 2eiben
mar trob oiort 6erbeigeruiener Siilfe
unu0ulih.
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lluterIndlnns bes ga Snllc Guufrr.
les.

Gbicnga IA. Sui. Sier bo-
ben eeItern 5mci llnteriudunoen bon
@ronO SSurieS iiber Die Gerb6ltniiie
Ger D2o SaIle Eriiit ono Sa0in9S
gonf" beeonnen, ipclhe befonntlih
nit eroBem Oefi6it in Gonflus eera.
tBen 1T. Dos ooppclte %orgebcn er.
tlort iih oaourh, Dab onS SSnititit,
pcldes ouIebt Stootsbant mar, frii-
Der glotional6onf gemeien lit.
Vdir sur Nelic in'e 9lnelnn6 bciurat g.
Malne, vi. 4l3, cn9altImore. eirnnf, n0ht
Culinn Gnnlf Qlucnuf
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GMiffSucrlober. GOuueut.

WtiImoutee, isis, IA. Suli.
Sicr wurOe geItern Der intcrno-
tionoIe SSobres Gon0ctit Der Song
iboremcn's 9(iiociotion~ er0ffnct. IS
bobcn ii1 $50 0clegoten aus allen
S6eilen Scr @ereiniggten Stuoten
Gouaoa Sgorto gico lino Cuba cin-
qefmoen1 0orimter fiinf glegcr- 0cIc.
qoten aus oen iiioli1cn Staoten mo
SSeltinoien.