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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19

unpertennbar an 0eltinger erinnerte.
2lber bas, mas Elm frobes Stdunen in
i6r @eii1t rief, bate nidbts nit Oieier
Wabrnebmung 5u tun, 0as mar Die
&iinitlerin in ibr, bic gan3 unporbereiz
tet Dor elmer Mrbeit itonO, Die ibr ioe
fort ais meiiterli6e 2eiitung auffiel.
,Dos 6oben sic eef1affen2 @on3
oIIcin2 Sbne baB jemono BON uns
odrum eeipuBt bot9" rief tie.
nSa. @s liegt iibrigens jeBt ni4ts
mebr oaran."
.Seben Sic Oenn nibt IeIb1, bob
ods cine punoerbolle Qlrbeit iit2"
nJinOen Sie24 CAB er mii6e uno
gIei9giiltig 3uriid.
M0pe bsrtisfte iicb in bic 9etails.
Sic berguB oollitdnoig ben @runo ibs
rer 2lnpeienbeit iiber Dem SntereKe on
Dieiem iiberroIhenoen &0nnen uno
pouote Ii6 bann itrablen6 nit ousges
itredten SGn0en 5u ibm bin.
.gDer oos fonn, Der tit Elm e6ter
Riinitler, Der gebOrt 3u ben @users
pGbltsu. 9a Iiest cine &rdft un0 cine
@infa9beit orin, bic ih Sbnen ME, ME
3ugetra;t baben piiroe."
,Dos glaube i'd. Sic bielteu nie=
mols biel bon mir.
.8enn i6 oos niht eeton babe, 70
bite ib es Sbnen ab uno beuge MIDI
tpillig bor elmer lleberlesenbeit, ole ib
BON 6er3en onertenne. 0errli1 lit oos
gemocbtl Brett, un0 fart in Der 5arbe,
BEL oller Bei9beit bes Sonesl Die
gon5e 9luffaRung 1T eminent fsin."
(S4luB fOlgt4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19

brittle o9oienan4 gSali1 cinolo&omc
9tuu" til ser s. 5nning uiodtc, mar
oos Spiel fir sic uScrropins" &C.
monnen.
Dos 9picl om 5anitog 3cidneic
iid 0urh oos uortreiilidc @allpcricn
ocs .@ithcrs" 0}oielu ocs Clubs BON
,Suoionopolis ouS. gIIslocr @or9ang
ali oicicm Eoge bcrriuter 8ing, mar
sic Score 81 1 81 @lniicn BON
sSnoianapolis. 9SenII dild oic Ger
ROBINS berloreu TO waren bod oie
10000 glnmeienoen Doaitduoig NIT
ocm Hclultot 5ufrieoen ocun elm
Glu6 lann uic6t ollie Spele gcnti
nen Dos lit eine Sade ser llmn6g
lidfeit. Ole nEerropms@ iteben an
ser spite Scr odt Gm6s in Der u6c
oerol 9igo nit einem @ro5entiab
bon 700, lpdbreno ole 9Sittsburg6er
nit cinem @ro5entiob BON 36l om
@noe ite6en. @eite mo moraen miro
ser Glib bon aanios Stu nod bier
ipieIcn
Die Orioles" in ser oSSnternatio
raIet 2igo4 iin0 aegenmdrtig in
N1ontreal San, uno baben bis iebt
ulf 0ieier 9iciic Die Sdlfte Der SpieIc
gcmonueu mclAeS ais elm glltes &c.
iultot 5i 6e5eibnen it,
SSu Der nSSniernationolen 9iga"
Ite1en 9iodeiter Soronto lno 9uf-
folo an Ser SpiBe init einem glcidea
9'ro5eutioB BON ie $40, oie Orioles"
i'm Dierten 9Slob init einenH @ro5ent
ioe bon 57l mo ser @}ontreol Club
inn odteu ooer leBtcu Rlab nit einem
Bro3entiab bon 3S1.
Die nale 06eoeral Sigo" bat ser
nSynternotiouolcn Sigo" uiel geida
0et nibt oQetu ourd6 ooS @eg8ic6en
elmer groBcu 9ln5o6l Ger 6citen Spie
Ter, ionocru oud ourd oie Goniur
ren5 in 8uffalo ino Baltimore. glm
lcbtcn l5reiiag waren bel Dem Spicle |
Ser aSyuternotionalen 2i9o in Sui. |
folo 200 @erioucn onmeieno, wd6
reno oem Der n6eoeralSigo" iiber
5000 6eimo6nten. S. Is. 81.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19
lInierc ElenIcr

Garmc" IN u6oro's Cpcrnlous
Sprcdcuoe @auocl6iloer III
ser Nlmif 9Itaoemic Nii6.
ides 9lcpcrtor i'm uNlarlauo
l1cater .9clle of Geautu
9iop" iiu u@opct1" ~IGc
@reat Iipioe4 IN BOLTS ,2luOito,
rtm" N}uiitaliides
Die u9lborn Gugliide 0pcru.@c.
lelllhait" be9ani 8eltern glbcno
Die 8weitc @o1c i6rcr io popldrcn
&oritclnnacn. 9i3ets leete luo
aroBte Cper oGarmen" gelangte ge
tern gl6eno IN n6oro5 Cpern6ni9"
Sur 9Iuiiii6run0 uno miro 6eute lmo
moraen mieocr aeae6eu Die 9lrt rno
g9oie, mic oicie Opcr in irii1eren
Gabrcn BON oieier cjcieaidaft barge.
tellt milr0e. oerie1lt auh Oieies .Qial
nidt ieine 3ugfraft ors5uiiben
Gie @anohmg oes Stiides, Die mtf.'
treienoen G6arattcrc, iiuo alle 10
moblbeiannt onB lie fani elmer Or
mdbnlng bc0iirfcn. Bertha Sbalet
mo SoDne Ner6ert iouie SeoniO Ca.
molotf lm0 Saloatore Sciarretti
peroen o6wc6iclnO in Den Nitelrol
len Quitrctcn. Cfienba9'S briaante
foniiAc Gper nSoiimann's @r5d6
llmaen" miro am 0onneriag, ,Srei'
tog Sanltn1 un0 aelc8cltlidl Der
am Gouneritag im0 Soniitag itatt
iinoenoeu NlatincesGoriieQung 5lr
9llfiii6rlmg gelangcn Gie Saupt.
rollen in 0icier Gper mer0cn BON Den
iolaenoen aiinitlcrn gcnommen ucr
Ocn ,SrlS. Salon, Goiiles, S6alet
mo Goua6lan. ionic Samalofr
Sciarretti, 06eslof mo G'9lngelo.
,Nluiif 9lfuoentie"
1ies lit Die lebte @ode, in melder
Sic gsebbidcu elcttrii1en ipreden.
sen mo inacuoen @anoel6iloer in
Ser oNiuiif9to0emie~ 5ur 9hiifii6.
ruuQ gelangeu Gas idonc Bro
grornu lit Oieic @o6e elm auBerdc.
m66nlid rcid6oltiges. &alioeuilIe,
N1initrelihouitearmgen mO @roBe
Cper limo 5il ie6cu. IS trcteu
allf ser betannte aonliter 9lat
ggils, pel6cr in ieinen Nlonologen
gerooe5u unnodo6nibor lit; Gem
Der 8onig Ser Nlin.
itrels. ser INNER etuos gleueS aui'
Bat, iopie Dicle anOere
9Hmmern Die cinem sen 9hientbolt
in Oeiem Shoiiipicl6aus nlgene6m
aeitalten. Gin G6eil Don Ger0i'S
,,NiqolettoD, ioluic sic @efdnguiB
Bcuc aus oSauit" miro c6enfalls
mieOergege6en perOen
Wl WlarnlnnO.
Sin ieines @rogrdnInt 9elangie ae'
tern 9lbeno inn NlorDlauo E6eater
sur 9(uifii6runq 0ou ben oiitretcn-
oen 9lrtiitcn icien uur crudhut- @i.
del unO @otion; NloutAomerp' im0
MlQpre. ill 0eul Ginatter ,,Ehe Eoi.
iinq 56otu" lriO y9iaDinon0~ bon
Ser man uidt peiB. weun iic NIT
i6rent 9lft 0urc6 III 90 tie Dem mdnn.
lic6en ODER ocn mei6lihen @eiHledt
ange6ort. Sore @ciougSOortroae
IinO o6nc 3meiiel BON elmer number
poaeu alangTarbe Sum S@luB
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19
6iIr Ocutidlc epradlc

&onnerlieo iiir Niaiichor. oem cr.
probten 5iibrcr ocS 00cutid
gineritaHidcn glotioualbuuocs,
@rn ORG. s.. Seromer iii Sod
idoBung gepiomct bon
g8ilbelm @cniQnl8.
es rcat cin @eiit boll 2idt un0@lobt
ate gSipiel 0eltidcr @idcn.
g'0r ieiner Ncle nmB Sic gludt
W1it ibreu Shattcu wei6en.
Sein gse9en nadit 5um Song, ser
tlingt
$40 inuHer Deutide mobnen
Ger Sang Ct rnuiht uno 6rauit lmo
oringt
g'is IN 0ie ferniten 3onen
ugSir lOoaen oentide Sprade pile.
Gen
ltno lire tapier'u a1mpfer iein;
9Rir uoIlen oaer 8elt 5uuSegen,
Der oeutiden Spro9e treu uns
pei6'n.
gli6t eng 6egren3t ourh Deutid
lono's @nun
Sei oeutic6er Sprade g8alten
gle ioa au9 IN glmerifo
Scr @eien reid entiolten
God gifts 8u maiden friib uno ipot,
a,ie redte 8eit 5ii niiteu
ole Doa uno ic6on crmadine Saat
@or Shooen SIT beihiiben
Iann poat ein golo'nes 9le6renmeer-
3a5 g8ort miro nabr beiinocn
Dnrh oeutiAer Sprod5e 3au6ermodt
Giuo @6lfer treu DcrbuaoeH
Sm @iu0e me6t ooS &anpfpanicr
1rouf qldn8t ian 5onnenidimmer:
Sir oeltide Sprade mirfen mir,
8um guno Dereint fir iumerl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19

Die oGerrapilis" fe6rten bergon.
aeue @ode 5uriid rnO 1o6en orei
@piele init oem Stub bon SSnoiauapo.
lis geipielt. bon oenen iie oie eriten
b5iocu gcpanneu mo ous brittle ont
2amitdg Derloreu bo6en. Die bieii.
acn p9oie6oa Grants, Ole oos Ser
anigG 6ottcn oieien Spieleu bei5u.
mo6neb erfreiten iid an Ben aus
aeSeinnecn 9oie6aa Spiclen. ghr
iclteH lho aiereiiantere 5pieIe ee.
febcu iporoen. PIN Douneritag mar
ser beni6mie Guiun ser n@it6er
lno troboeu utuBte CT gum eriteu
dlole in Oieier 5oiiou ourd eiucu
anocren y@ither4 cricbt mcroen
mcl oic @e8ner aniinaeu ieinc Bale
si treiicn uaoiier gSil6elm" nniBtc
1os SPIEL DoQenoen mcIdcs erfola
reiN msiel nohoem bic @egncr
einu aiei1c 3abl u9ilins" 5u Dcr5cidl
itou boiicu. Gos Spiel om 6reitag
mor elm Aompf Ger oASitder" Sug9s
flir bic aIerrapinS@ ino 5oltcnDerg
fiir Sen Ghb bon SnoianapoIis ma
rfn bic 0auptntatooorcn Die Bale
miiroen ouf 70 fiiuitleriir6e @ciic
gum nGotAcr" 9ciporfen oaB cs mn
peligen oer S6l09er gclang ocn
8aa erfoIgreid 81 treifen glls Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19
NATIONAL
BISCUIT
COM PANY

fonlnt Torot6u Nrenner cine Soit
5rettc ipclhe i6rr elm reidbaltiges
9fepertoire pcriiigt
@oDetD
Gie u9eae oi 9ealt1 9lop" Grip.
pc trat aeitern 9lbeuo int @o0ctD.
S9eater oui. sic bat lid in Ben leb-
ten Sa6rcn bier cineS cnt6uiioitis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19
llntermcilnnn.

.g(lIo merfen 5ie iie6s, Nlcber, pcnu
icmauo fir so Gents fault. qe6cn Sie
Sum Nbi6co Elm Shld 6intcrm SaOentii1
nit, peun abcr iemauO fir / Gollar
tauit, Qe6en Gle bii0idl bintcrm 2n0ens
tii6 Dor ilno be9letcn ion bis 8ur Sdule,
bel &etrdocn iibcr I 2ollar 30 brin9en
Sie Die Scrric0nIlen bis sur Eiir, BON 3
Gollar5 nn 0ffnen Cir bic Sir uno uol
o SoIlarS an iNlicBen Sic aNcd 0ieIelbeg~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19

9o8bofte 2(ncrfcunung. q.
Srmi &e6er (eine quite 9efonnte
ireiieno): u9lber, i6 ueiB gar nidt
6rol 9ramiiacr Sbr neuer
5ut lit oob gar nidlt 10 baBlid"
0urd Bite @fume p0lein
Wonn fiibrt INNER ole gemagtelten
3letteriolreu ans Seio Sbr
oeun nidt aliidIid Derbciratbet2"
5eIbnberitdu0lid @ot-
tin. o1pnic Iir aledl Der critc @ut
Den mir bic @uBnadlerin uprlegte
aeiie mir, ben bapc ih oueb gofatltl"
.EroB0cni biit Gu lp lunge ans'
Qcbliebcn2~ usSa, Die onoercll aht'
5a 6a6c iu notiirlih and onipro'
biril" -autnr o~aavoi~
Gin @cburtstogs O G.
f6ent. &crr N}eDcr ullnlcr
@}orie 6ot 4}Icite gentadit z 6rati
Nlcpcr o@ott pie niimcrtlom bon
Dem 8iu0e. geraOe 5u QSroBpdpos
1djt5iaitcni @c6urtsta1lM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19

gau-Materitlien, Ebiireu, 6eniter.
rabmen. 2aoen etc.
SnmrS Q. 6oner & Co., 115-1t7 Snb'5rsbe'
r,daSirabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19
Gci5aftSs@ s@cgDeuer.
9dder., gouOitor- inO Sotel-
9eOarfs.9lrtitel.
ste Mlbrrs { Sias &c., f04 S.,6oparo.gir

8eitiingen, 8eitidriften etc.
uSbe 8aItimerr gleius Co. 9abio 9lbercrom'
bic, Sei0diisiiibrer, 318 ggeit1erman'Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19
sic auaclcrutc anf Ocm 9alfan."


oGic @ugelerute nuf Scm Salfnn,"
Su 0}orieiQe ino ii oieien Gogen
bier S6iiie eingetroiien oic cine fell.
lame 2oouug bonn @alfon brohteu:
itu5G6lige fIeiue Sdde, bon oenen Elm
ieoer ungeid6r einen 3entner mog
in0 sic nihtS cntbielten ais ieltiam
9eiornite fleiue 9lciitide, plottge.
oriidte augelu, @eihoiic, bon 0enen
ciniae no6 0eutliH 9htipuren 5eig.
ten. glQeiu ser Gompier .Grimee"
lonoetc mc6r ais 20OO Oieier Sdd
c6en inn @eiomtgemidt BON ii6er 2000
3entucrn. @obcr itammt oieie ielt.
lame IraHt? IS iinO sic &uqcln
unO @ei6oie uon Sen @alitGtten Ocs
9alfantrieaeS. &lgeln, oie oerlpuns
Oeten mo tootcten lmo oud iene ge.
idoiic Die i6r 3icl nicbt errei6ten
no irgenopo perirrt ouf oen 9ooen
ionfen. 6IeiBiee 9ouern uuo arme
peripdtete S6ladtfelomonOerer 6a.
ben in mii6iarner Iouapieriger llr6eit
nQe 0ieie groieftilc geiommelt mo in
Sdde gepadt Inn ans oieien glbiGl.
len 0eS &riegcs beiheioenen giuben
jil 3ie6en. Gou NiorieiQe ge6en Die
&uaelu nod 9gnras imo on bic 9i06
renio6rifeu mer0eu eingeihmolaen
mO finoeu noh friegeriider &ergon
aen6eit cine frie0lbere @eitimmlng.
Sos mo @oiierleitngsro6ren ioiuie
2opieln iiir Meinfloiden meroeH aus
i6neu 6cretet ghiH groBe Sdde uno
8iitcn nit oen Geiten aepIoster oOer
5eriiorter &otroucnhiilien aus &upier
ooer .Q}eiiing iino BON Den 9alfon-
fricgspl0beu nod MarieiQe beriauot
uorOen I'm bier als altes @letoQ Der.
fauft 81 iUerOcn :
os.w. ..,~ 0lrtfe ftfa Ofvzfc,S 6.f,~,t a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19

0eutihe giiber u..o 3eits9riften.
". Sauita, 10 o.@oppIstonsSrsBs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19

YIumbina, SURFACES, Ranges imo
SefeL 2o6oeden uno giinHen.
geuaett Bros, 523 Observation-Disclosures
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19
g2ationaI. .9anfen.

,xBe CIb Zuwu National ganl," SAB, unb
Senrn 81 9teoue. 0uiIrer.
,,esconS WaiIunaF gani.a 432 ea6,ercabpab.
Q 6. Q8neHer 9aiiirer.
GiraBe Q8. Dlurrioit, aalllrer
,NnrmcrS' nnb Wlerdantsi 4niDnoJ BAnl"
Goutbs uno 2cmSar0sSirabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19

n96c @reat Oiuioc" ciucS ser
gr0Bten oramatiic1cn Grfolgc ser
cl3eit gclaugte gciieru 2l6cn0 in
Bolts 9moitorilm.G6eat NIT g9m.
Desmond in ser SouptroQc 3ur 9luf-
iii6rlng. Das Stiid 1T ans Der Sc
Der 0cs Observation-Disclosures g9iliant
&ou9bn, lit intereiiant oeihrie6ei
lno bat niemals perfe6lt. oas SSns
tereiic 0cS S6catcrpubltlums 5u err
ueden. @err DESMOND tritt ais Ste.
p6an @6cnt. SRI. 6ufi ols &ut6 0or
Don San @oQace ais Goap @orOon,
@eorgic gSooot5ropc ais 6rait @or.
Don aul
@ieIomet Spern &Ioiie.
9lm %. @}oi miro oie @lelomet
Spern flane in ser N}uiif-9IfaOe.
mie md6reuO elmer UoQeu @ode
CperuOoriieQmgen ge6en. PIN eriten
2lbenO miro &olmoO's n6anit" ui0
am nG6iten 9l6enO GerOis ,9o Sro.
Plata sur 9uiiii6rung gelougen
Gieie 6eioen Cpern per0cu oos Hc.
pertoire in o6uedielnoer 6ei6eniol.
gc m0brcn0 Der Mo6c bil0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19

Warnor. uno @ranfs@erfe.
g. cueartusr & epps, 22s glor6s sebcrIss.@ir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19

Vaie mr Neiic mS 9lu5fnnS 6eiorat &.
9lainr, 9ir. 4t3, cis9altImorc. straae, uabe
Nniinm Nnnic llnenme.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19

StaatssBanten.
1, ,Drutime ganl non Baltimore" Baltimore, unb
SuQiOab sSirnBe. glnguit g9eber, Rrdf0ent;
@onrao Is. 8abbe, S6a5meiiter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19
Gpor.Q3onfen.

.,Dentldc epnrbauf uun 8aItimpre," GntniD.
uuo Baltimore StraBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19

glcbofaten.
Qarl n. W9. eMuIt, 806 ct. %auIs@trabe.
WuaUas QDrb, 26i-269 @alOert 0utlbtnq
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19

Rupferidnieoe uno 8Iumbers.
9p6n Subsrt, 171L 1bamss. etrabe 8, & ~.
IeIepboH: gBolie 1893.
@tgentbums Mgelten iino SGnoler.
gierrs 6. SasaH & Wpbep, 10 Oit.aertpqian'
Sirnbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19

den GmpianAes 3u erircnen ae6o6t
inO es iit and Oicics Nlol uie.
ser ser Sail ocnn ur Oie oller-
neueiten @eidn9e. Ole mo0ernitcn
Sdn5e mo Die bciien aomiter iinO 5u
iehen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-05-19

GciGaftSs@ @cgDetler.
gdder., GouOitor- iuO Sotel-
9eoorfs.9lrtitel.
pSte Dlbrrs & Sias &c., 1o4 S.s6oiuaro'gtr.
8eitilngen, 8eiti6riften etc.
pSbs Saltimere glsps Co. 9a9io abercrom'
bic, Sei0iiisiiibrer, 318 g8eiis0erman'Str.
9eutihe gii6er u..o 8eitS6riften.
". eauIt'a, 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
gnu-Rateritlien, Ebiireu, 6eniter.
rabmen. 2aoen etc.
SnmrS Q. .Gonsr & Co. 115-1t7 Sn6'5rebe'
ridsStrabe.
gationaI.9anfen.
,EBe CIb Zubu gatIuual ganl," @abs unb
@retersStrnbe. Sacob @. gBoot. 8rdoent;
,,essons WaiIunaF ganiS 1s2 eho,eroabpab.
70. g. @aeHer aaiirer.
,,gssaern National Sant." IA Noros&utaiu'
StrdBe. lS. Wlnrriott. 4aiilrer.
,,SnrmerSi anb Wlerdants' Qalluna5 8AHl,"
Souibs uno 2cmSarosSirabe.
Staats- -9anfen.
,,Beutime ganl uon Baltimore" Baltimore unb
Soaioab Sirabe. Nnguit gseber, Brdioent;
@onrao 6. Habbe, Soa5metiter.
Spar.9anfen.
,9eutidc eparbauf pun gaItimDrs," gntnD.
uno gdltinIore'StraBe.
Marmor. umo @ranH.8erfe.
8. eueartusr & eOps, 22s goro. .gbcrIss.9tr.
9anonirtbi6aftlihe @erdtbe uno
SGlnereien.
GrIHitb.snrnsr g., 2o5 aorSsEacasstrube
g[ebotaten.
Qarl n. Nl. eGult, 500 Ct gauI,@trabe.
@Mitavas aUrb, 26i-269 gaIDert eutl6tne.
stumbling Furnaces, Ganges iuto
Sefen, 2odoedeu rnO StinHett.
geuaett Bros, 523 Observation-Disclosures.
alpferidmieoe uno 9Iumbers.
3O6n Spbsrt, 171l Ibamss.etrabs 9, 3 y.
Ielepbon: gBolie 1O99
EIgelIDllINS Mgeluell uIlO 4QHOlet.
eierrs 6. SasaH G RVbsp. 10 Citsaertpaian
Sirnbe.
5euer-Seriiherltngen
.,global Sulurance SO. Of oiusrpuul," 4enrb ws.
g8ariielo, yieiioen5s Wniiaeer, 10t-103 Gbams
ber Of Commerce Building.
,iUermauia Beueruernmcrung6 , OeieAimaiti"
5altimores uno ytoribsStrabe
SIii1wieO- 3ubeb0r.
9leHpIatten, Dleto!l etc.
ebou, 6euilin & 50. (ineprvosirtl, 1s--15
NaloeripnsStrobe.
8ianos un0 Sruvill.
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-09-23

Mickey Donley, Patsy Kline and
Young Stanzo are spending many
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-09-23
TRAVERS IN SHAPE
FOR GOLF MATCH

Jerome ID. Travers has fully recov-
cred from the slight indisposition that
kept him out of the invitation golf
tournament at the Greenwich Country
Club this week, and will play in the
special foursome match tomorrow
over the links of the Baltusrol Golf
Club. Mr.. Travers contracted a Sc
we're cold recently and stayed out of
the Greenwich tournament because of
it.
Mr.. Travers will be paired tomor-
row with Maxwell r. Marston, the
clever young Baltusrol amateur, who
yesterday reached the semi finals of
the Greenwich tourney by virtue of a
victory over John G. Anderson, run
ner-up of the 1913 national title. Op-
posed to this combination will be
Francis Ouimet, of Brookline, Mass,
the national amateur champion, and
George Lowe, the golf professional at
Baltusrol. Ouimet, although eliminat-
ed yesterday in the Greenwich tour
ney. succeeded in making a record of
SO for the course, which indicates that
he is in rare form at the present
time. Low has been practicing daily
over his home course and close
match is expected. The foursome
event will begin at 10 o'clock
The event will be preliminary to
the Lesley cup contests which are
scheduled to be played on the Bal
tusrol links Friday and Saturday.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-09-23
JERSEY WOMAN IS
VICTOR ON COURT

Only eight players were left to meet
today in the round before the semi
finals in the championship singles
tournament Of the metropolitan dis
trict yesterday, when play ceased on
the clay courts of the West Side
Tennis Club Forrest Hills, Long
Island. Miss Florence Ballin forgot
her duties as manager of the tourna-
ment long enough to face Mrs Rob
ert lie Roy for place in the round
before the semi final, and defeated
her opponent at SO, GA, 7-5.
Miss Marie Wagner, after taking
the first set at Go in her match with
Mrs. William Schiff, had to play at
full speed in the second to win at
81. Miss Glare Cassel defeated Miss
Adele Cragin at 6-1, 6--1, and in
winning showed that she will have
TO be reckoned with as a finalist.
Mrs. e. II. Raymond, the New Jer-
sey player, had three-set match
with Miss Gertrude Della Tore be-
fore she won at 1-6, 60, 6-1. Miss
H. Blagden created somewhat of an
upset by defeating Mrs. r. A. Pope
al 3-6, 60, 6-3, and Mrs. de Gers
dorff defeated Miss Sidenberg at 6-1,
To.
The feature match in the women's s
do,It.ies was the meeting between
Miss Cassel and Miss Wagner, the
nlaving- through champions, and Mrs
Paymond and Mrs. G. L. Chapman.
The champions won at 6-3, 6-4, but
i was only after many thrilling raj
lies at the net.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-09-23
FEDERAL LEAGUE

Brooklyn, / Kansas City, 0.
Buffalo, A; indianapolis, l.
st. Louis, 10; Pittsburg, 8.
Chicago, 2; Baltimore, l..
Games Today.
Indianapolis at Buffalo.
Chicago at Baltimore.
st. Louis at Pittsburg.
Kansas City at Brooklyn.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-09-23

Double-headers are the fashion in
the National League today. A switch
takes place, as the ST Louis Cards
open at New York and Cincinnati
moves to Boston. After dropping two
out of three to Chicago, the Giants
find little nourishment in the fact
that st. Louis is the next attraction
and that Boston has an easy mark
in Cincinnati fresh from its eight
eenth straight defeat at Brooklyn
yesterday
Mathewson failed to stop the Cubs
yesterday, five runs in the first in
ming spilling his chances for victory
Larry Cheney was in form, and for
the second time the Giants were shut.
out. Only three hits were made by
the McGrawites Meanwhile the
game at Boston was far different.
Tyler was in form, and just toyed
with the Pittsburgh Pirates. Joe Con-
molly was again the hero with the
stick. He slammed one for two bases
with the sacks loaded in the fourth
inning, and Boston scored four runs.
Tho fourth seems to be their lucky
inning.
While the Braves, Giants, Cubs and
Cards are playing double-headers to-
cay the only possible change that
can come among the first four teams
is the overhauling of the Cubs by
the Cards if things break right for
st Louis. The detailed standing of
the clubs,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-09-23
EASY PRACTICE FOR
SOUTH SIDE SQUAD
Coach CavaIIarO Not Pushing
Football Candidates During
Warm Weather.
FIRST GAME OCTOBER

With the weather suited more for
baseball than football, Coach Guido
Cavallaro of South Side High School,
Is not pushing his charges any too
hard these days. So far the practice at
Weequahie Park has been light, such
as falling ON the ball, running down
under punts and drop kicking. With
practically a squad composed of boys
who are just breaking into the game,
probably four of them having the
slight advantage of two years of
training, Coach Cayallaro has a her.
culean task before him. The boys
are working hard for a champion
ship. IT. will take some good hard
practice to bring the team around to
form for its opening football battle
of the season which takes place We'd
nesday, October T. with the Lincoln
High School eleven of Jersey CITY nj
the City Athletic Field.
During practice the South Side nre-
eeptor has been paying considerable
attention to the developing Of punt
ers. Captain lsenberg, Alexander
and De Vita have been working at
this part of the game and appear to
be making headway. At drop kick
ing Phelps, Bioren and Huntington
have been showing to advantage. In
dications point to the South Side
team having one of the heaviest lines
of any of the schools of the Newark
High School Athletic Association.
Last year the line averaged close to
14p pounds. There are eight MEM
bers of the squad trying for a place
on the varsity team who tip the
beams 16O pounds or over. They are
Isenberg, 1853; Hetzel 1885,, Fava 173;
Mount 100; Alexander 1856; Furst, ITO;
and Taub, 160.
First scrimmage practice will prob
ably be held the latter part Of the
week.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-09-23

The lead of the Boston Braves is
now only half a game less than that
held by the Athletics over the Red
SoX.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1914-09-23
HustIers Have Six Games to Be
Played, Providence But Four

With an advantage of three full
games, and only four more days to
the end of the International League
race. the Providence team has the
pennant practically cinched. Provi-
dence has four more games to be
played, while Rochester has six corr
tests, Including the play-off Of yes
terday's tie, which will be decided
today with Buffalo in a double
header at the Flower City Tomor-
row and Friday the Hustlers will
play one game at Toronto and two
on Saturday. Originally. the Balti-
more and Providence teams were
scheduled to play double-header on
Saturday at Baltimore. One of these
games was played off earlier in the
season, 50 the Grays have only three
more games with the Birds besides
the one that remains with the Skeet
ers today. The detailed standing of
the International League follows: