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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-06

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-06
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oerihnb @eieaidoft fir ocu 0}onot
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Gountp, ncmr in 9oltimorc.Gountp
mo ser 9ieit IN Baltimore ieIbit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-06

Die angcbld iallden Rcglirlrlmgen
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geniIideu 9lnitiiter oco anaeblihen
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-06
nSiobsrt eraiu eetimouiaI-SUuS "

9litS Dem Gintommen Oes qHo6crt
Grain Scitimoniol 6onos, mcIdcr
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BON Den 06coeroteo CHARITIES Oieieu
Sommer aebn ainoer i'm gllter bon
1 bis fl Sobrcn in 0ic Sonmeriri
ihe aeionot ino aeIicrn mieocr 5uniid
ocbrndt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-06

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-06

Der Seihnoni ciiicS lm6efnnntCn
tcuiihen 9O1dohens aus Baltimore.
nae IN einem aoiildnie IN @oibing
ton SeIbimoro beannoen bot, 1T nod
nidt iocntiii5irt mo lic9t ooieloit in
Ger QloraNc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-06
lnlereiianIc @Ortraae

All ocn 3mcl9c per ueuod' 'brall
Ssaibe6not1et al Ger Gde pom 5ier
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Ciurida 9locno Ir 9ernoro s. Stelr
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ocr ACCOMPLISHMENTS nobc Fort
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lou mo @ealon SiraBc clnen @or'
toa iibcr Goito 9lieo bolieu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-06

5ouucalliaoua 6 Il. 80 Ni.
S0nemmteraoiia .5 H. I Nl,
gionoouiaona Y. 20 w Abenos
Nut0 IS IT, Nlorgcu9
6luib 3 H. Ia N' Abeuos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-06

tylif NtutVluNU ilND pVll ltlttltl
Columbia bcnic liar uno noroweiit
lidc genoc
Neiiern herridltc eta tiiblercs Sliltt
dca. Die b6die Ecnperatir mar
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ssn rrlcoit Gl JlenY Yort lS,
ctIabgma lS F6laoeIpba 50,
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Honlano. Crc, 80. Cuebec 32. 9ia
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clecncn Stimncn muroe aeIicrn ln
1mpion uollenoci 1o5 RciuItat III
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o6n @olier 5nHt Gemv ~ 100
as GorrinQfon Rep. $3.50
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No6n y Gmor Rep.. 1O.629
9derfiS glneuoemeui ooiilr
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CStiuiHcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-06
oSOSinliitiidDe vieOertaiel."
glniterus9i6iten

in Wranbuer's gSeit .Gnb.@arf
Suuntua ben s. 9loOemder.
lglop5-7l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-06

Gin Griuinnlacridlt crlcolate bid
itt eaioii aeiicra orei5ctm Sale uoi
editdhIe 9luiIaacn in menlQcr olS
c.ncr Stln0e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-06

Iic 0mtlidlc 31blnno Oct am
icuiiog IN Baltimore GouiiD obac
co9cncn SfimncR nuroc aclicrn n
Eopion uoncnoci. 1os AcnlItat III
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-06
Z y Y Y y { Y J w 1Y Z y Z Z
Cc parte ntcut.

5cucrdci Gnrid CAB geltcrll cine
Aeibe BON @eriebiu0eu i'm SGier.
Gcpariement tefomt se 9lnfiin0i.
aiu0 oeriel6eu crfldrtc cr oob sic
@erauoerlugen IN eriier Siuie aus
oW Nrmor poraenonlmcn mor0en
icicu i'm oic 0ericetciI nd6er 5u ib,
rem S9ohmuacu So briHacn
Die Uoracuonunenen Gcr1noernn.
gen iiit0.
Giilritisdai Comes q Gum uolu
eriieu nod Dem ahien Giiirfi;
Games NieGorron nelder am
a'iiimoh Suu 1iiiriIi5dci crlamu
ruroc Dem adlteu Iiirift ja1ei1elli,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-11-06

-lNIIITTN lIIIIVNVVIVVI1I' W.
G53S 5iiutncu in0 oageaen lfl
GtInWcn
Evening journal., 1914-07-27
Spends S25O.OOO FOR
new Golf COURSE
There Being None to Suit
Clarence H. GeiSt, He
Builds One Himself
COURSE Is AT
ABSECON, N. ].

When l50 Philadelphians agreed TO
subscribe $1,000 apiece 10 build golf
course near Chestnut Hill, the many
thousands of golfers in that city
were surprised to know that there
was so much interest in the ancient
Scottish game: yet one philadclphian,
alone and unaided. has spent S250,0OO
I'm the construction OF an eighteen
hole golf course near Ahsecon, N. j.,
and the chances are that It will cost
many thousand dollars more before
he is satisfied.
Clarence IA. Geist some years ago
decided he would like TO have a links
which he could use In summer and
winter alike Mr. GCist owns the
Atlantic City and Wilmington Gas
Companies and other companies In
/ twenty or thirty other municipalities,
and there Is no other philadelphian
who has achieved more success or
wealth than he. So II was not a
case Of money.
Nowadays thousands Of golfers go
south overy winter to play golf. Mr..
! Geist like hundreds of other busy
Americans. decided that he did not
have the time for these trips. and
he began the quest for place where
winter golf was practicable and with
in easy access OF philadelphians and
! New Workers.
After a long search. he found a
tract Of 230 acres two miles from
/ Absecon and six miles nearer Phila-
delphla by motor than is Atlantic
City. The tract has been used for
a big truck garden and the soil was
sandy loan. Work began a little
more than a year ago, and today golf.
ers are playing over the entire oigh.
teen holes
Forty-eight acres have been sci
aside for the clubhouse and immedi
ate grounds There are fifty sleep
ing rooms. and in the locker roomi
are accommodation for 500 golfers
. Tho piece de resistance is the hug
/ pool of salt water, 50 feet long ant
20 feet wide.
] The clubhouse is brick and stuccC
81 with an entrance from the side, 8
L that nothing interferes with the view
;. Around three sides runs a wild
y porch. which will be inclosed in glas
,f during the winter months. IL wi
d accommodate 500 dancers.
The clubhouse will he formal
= opened some time in September, bl
tho locker room and dining iaciliti'
will be IN readiness by the FIRST I
August Tn present length Of n
course Is 6O25 yards.
Evening journal., 1914-07-27
CHESTERTOWN meet TO
Be BIGGEST FOR YEARS

CHESTERTOWN.' Md. July 27.-
Chcsteriown is about ready to open on
Tuesday what promises to be one of the
best light harness race meets ever seen
on the Eastern Shore of Maryland,
Judging from the number of horses now
on the grounds. and if entries count for
anything. Horses have been arriving for
the past ten days. and at present the
management is taxed to It's full capacity
to stable them all, notwithstanding
nearly 80 new stalls have been built
within the past few days.
The program for the opening day fol.
lows;
Tuesday, 227 trot, purse $500 Lady
/ Tine, blk m., Walter Hartzcl, Perry
! King. Wilmington. Del, Bell Bingcn b..
m. George llammerhaclSer. Baltimore;
Ethel Dewey. blk M, Manor Glen Stock
/ Farm, Monkton. Md; Denny Smith, b.
s o. H. Allen, Hopkinsvillc, ky.i Law
crn Penn, blk. g.. ID. S. keemer Reums'
town. Pa; Dallas r., blk. g. H. NJ.
Eldridge, York; May l.. Dillon, biz. mr
r.. Nollmer Ir Trenton. n. H.; Bon
die Roy, blk. r., S. G.. Bull, Melia, Va;
Imcunda, b. M, W. H. Bull Melfa, Va;
Wcmple, b. M. W. H. Bull, Mclia. Na.i
Lady Dewey, Biggs and Peacock, Ches'
tcrtown, Md. Dutchess. b. m, Weber
aud Brosenmc. Baltimore; Warctta
blk. m Weber aud Brosenmc, Baltl
more; Lady Boxwcll b. m, G.. J. OCon
nor Chestertown. Nd; Abe II. o., 5. 2.
NV. Mullgan, Philadelphia; March, b. &
-. G.. Koogle, Washington.
220 pace, purse $500 Matthew, blk
T.. james Morris Philadelphia; Salli
Patrick. b. M, James Morris, Philadel
phia; Hal Beall. r. e., II. G. fawsett
Potomac. Va. Bclton. Jr., b. g., Davi
and Roswell. Norfolk. Va; Queen Mack
ch. m., William j. Hall. Marion, Md.
Faster BE Sure. b. M, z. NJ. Twomey
Coatesvillc. Pa; Mary Barber blk. m
TO- l.. Allen, Hopkinsville. ny; Blacl
, Edward, blk s., q. /. Allen, Hopkins
Vile. Ky; Virginia Patchen, blk. m
Dan Leary. West Chester, Pa; ID. 5. Is
+. blk. o.. y. S. keemer, Rcamstown, Pa
o Silver Lake, T. g., Harry Wilson, Con,
?. wingo. Md; Won March, blk. s.. j.
@ scott Pocomoke. Md; Little GeOrg
Is blk. H., W. J.. Bull, Melfa, Va; Hapl
II j.. blk T.. Biggs and Peacock, Che
tertown. Md; Twinkle March, 2. r.. lie
y Woodal. Galena, Md; Lady Thompso
n s. m.. ". G. A. Thompson, Chestertow
IS Nd: Berdic B.,br. M, y. 7. Mallalie
" Chestcrtown. Md Grace Michael. ch. n
G Herman Tyson, Newark, Del; Joseph
& S., blk. h.. Herman Tyson, Newark, Del
Evening journal., 1914-07-27

Saturday was a big day at the du-
Pont Trapshooting Club The regu-
lar events scheduled We're the Cole
man DUPONT spoon events in the FIVE
classes. A. B. c, ID. and +, the con-
test for the Class c. Eugene DUPONT
challenge cup, between DR.. Arthur
Patterson and Dudley S. Wood and
some shoot-offs of ties between Will
liam Coyne and w. II. Neely, for a
Coleman dupont spoon. and one be-
tween c. II. Lenning and A. Hayden.
The Glass A, Eugene dupont chal-
longe cup was also in open competi-
tion. The Coleman DUPONT spoons
were awarded TO the high man in
each class on his first 25 targets
shot.
The honor for making the high
score for the day at 100 targets went
to W. A. JOslyn. who cracked out a
card of "a out of 100. making %, %,
"a and "a IN the four 25 target events.
He was pressed hard for first honors
by Stanley Tuchton. an amateur and
winner OF the Westy Hogan cham
pionship for SS per cent. shooters at
Atlantic City last year. TuchtOn
made a total of 80 out of 100
There were two ties on 90 out OF
100. this score being made by both
W. A. SimontOn. who started out the
day with a % straight aad then made
23. 21 and %, and Il. r Calvin, who
scored %, %, "A and "a. Dudley S
Wood scored 81 out of 100 clip.
Isaac Turner and Nelson X. Smith
a d sars
the coveted 80 per cent line. Turner
breaking %. %. "a and 21. while
Smith got %. %. % and %.
In the matches at 80 targets jim
Robertson got two scores of "a fol
a total of As out of so. while Walter
Tomlnson easily led the % targe
men, getting % out of 25 the frs
l lime up.
The scores by classes in the Cole
man DUPONT spoon races we're:
Il
Evening journal., 1914-07-27
AVENUE SERVICES END.

Services yesterday marked the
close of the union meeting between
members of Grace Methodist Episco-
pal Church and the Delaware Avenue
Baptist church
Special music by the Baptist choir
was the feature of services Sunday.
The program was arranged by Pro-
lessor w. Leslie Cook and was en-
joyed by all. At the conclusion of
services a vote of thanks was given
the singers and Mr. Cook.
Announcement was made that the
Rev. J. Y Irwin. S. T. D., pastor of
the Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
is to leave for his vacation next week
Evening journal., 1914-07-27
cry.LaI LawI.. b. n. J. {. NoogIe. wa.h.-

Crystal Lewis, b. H., j. G. Koogle, Washs
ngton.
30 pace, stake S5OO-Thc Builder. b.
e., S. G.. Bull. Mclfa. Val False pride5
br. M. T.. b. Carter, Marydel Nd; As
trolla, blk. s.,M. +. Hayden, Wilmington
Del. Uuceda Patchen, blk. M, c. We
Snyder, harrisburg, Pal Candy Kid
b. &, Wade w. Mcclure, York. Pa;
Billy Hailthorpc b. q, Willnm n. III.
lWhiteley, Chestertown, Md Joseph X.
u.s., blk S.. Herman Tyson, Newark
Del; III III, b. M, Biggs and Peaeock
Chestertown, Nd; Dixie d., s.. e. Bug.
and Peacock Chestertown, Md. Bar
nett B. H., b. S., Biggs and Peacock
Chestertown, Nd; Joe b., b. z, Bigss
and Peacock, Chcstertown, Md; June
Bug. b. M, Biggs and Peacock, Chester
town, Md.
Evening journal., 1914-07-27


A SimOnton.
Glass 3 spoon was awarded to f..
M. Ross.
In Class the tie between Dudley
s. Wood and o V. Ort was shot or
at an additional % targets per man.
and in this match Wood was an
easy inner getting "A out of 25 while
Ort scored but 6.
Glass d spoon went to f. r. Pat
zcwsky
Glass + spoon went TO W. II.
Downs. who is a new member Of the
club. joining one week ago.
w. A. SimOntOn also won the Eu-
gene DUPONT Class A Challenge Cup
which was in open competition.
I'm the challenge contest for Eugene
daPont Glass c Cup of which Or. Ar
thur Patterson was the holder, and
for which Dudley Wood issued a chal-
lenge. Wood was the winner. He got
away i'm fine shape with a score OF
q out of 25 the first time up, while the
doctor. who was off form, scored but
10. In the concluding round OF the
match both broke II out of %, and the
match and the cup went TO WOOD
with the score of 45 out of so to Pat
tcrsons 40 out of so.
The total scores for all contestants
during the daV were.
Evening journal., 1914-07-27
NEWPORT Wins ONLY
SATURDAY CAME IN
THE Church LEAGUE
CHuRCH LEAGUE STANDING.
RESULTS or SATURDAY GAMES.
Newport 10. Old Swedes 1.
Other games postponed

Newport and Old Swedes Of the
Church League. played their sched-
uled Saturday game in connection
with the Red Mems sports at Front
and Union streets. Newport winning
10 to 1. All the other clubs laid on
for the day. The score:
Evening journal., 1914-07-27
Only Two Regular Chicks
Hit Above 800 This Week

Pom Foster continues the star hitter the TT
of and Meyers OF VIII
300 htteFs the total oens
these belong 10
bavea aken n few
Allentown hitting and long drives with Danny Mcee1aS
remarkable record au Oh
his dimensions hitting has most timely and ne mas eee
a Of with his ong-dsnce
would include Teal pitcher Boelz can
cockf Maure shorsopi Emerson
Came the outheld e.,,-. a.,
The official Of the Chicks fol-
Evening journal., 1914-07-27
MR.. NEARY wins The
PRESIDENTS CUP At Golf

The final round for the Wilmington
Country Club Presidents cup was
played Saturday afternoon between
J. T. Neary and J. Il. Smith. The
former won the thirty-six holes con
test. eight up and seven to go. Ncary
played an excellent game of golf,
clearing the bunker and making his
approaches dead
Evening journal., 1914-07-27
THUETT Wants TO
stop BROWKTOWN BOYS

Manager Thuet. Of the Eden A. c.,
wants all his players TO report for
practice on Tuesday and Thursday
evenings of this week, at Eden Park
Thuot intends to break Browntown's
winning streak on Saturday. and will
have his strongest lineup. With
Barrow in shape. he says there will
be nothing to the game but Eden
Evening journal., 1914-07-27
sAMIrI hi CnEEN M.

Samuel =. Green. publisher of thh
Bulletin. a baseball score sheet.
In a critical condition at his home
Eleventh and West streets. He i8
suffering with an abscess Of the
brain.
Evening journal., 1914-07-27
Totals -. =. 10 10 q
ODD SWEDES,
SCnRE n INNINGS.

Newport 100000 O2O 40
Old Swedes 30 0O1 900 0 o.
Hits-Of Courtney 3. Earned runs
Newport 4. Two-base hits-Hay-
den. Home run Groome. Struck
out-By Courtney 2. by Buchanan 3.
by Stewart Q. Double plays-Stewart
to Ruth to Hayden Left on bases
Newport 2. Old Swedes 1. stolen
bases-Ruth >. ScarborO .. O'DOn-
nell. Tapie. Base on balls-Oh
Courtney /, Buchanan ], Stewart 2
Number OF innings pitched-By
Courtney 3. Buchanan 6. Time OF
game-1.45 Umpires- Shawback ant
Virden.
Evening journal., 1914-07-27

son was again apparent. It was the
St. Louis outfit which stopped John
sons consecutive win record two
years ago.
Rickeys crew bumped the Senators
star for seven hits and four runs IN
seven innings.
Ayrcs, Griff's pitching find, let the
Browns down with one measly bingle
in FIVE innings In the first game
The "Hitless Wonders"-the White
SoX and Yankees lived up TO their
regulations IN tho first game of a
doublc-heador, both teams amassing
total of only nine smashes.
And then both teams swatted the
hill heartily in the second six Pitch
crs in all being used on both sides.
Speaking OF swattlng, Connie Mack's
wrecking crew poled out fourteen
whacks at Dctroits expense.
Kindly note that Henricksen, who
has been pinch-hitting for the Red
| SoX for 10 these many moons. came
! through with the necessary clout with
/ two on.
The National League clubs wer1
idle.
Evening journal., 1914-07-27
TODAY'S BASEBALL Chances
NatIorlal Lcnrne.

NatiOrlal League.
Pittsburgh at New York. clear.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn, clear.
Chicago at Boston. clear.
ST. Louis at philadelphia. clear. two
games.
American League.
Boston at CLEVELAND, clear
Philadelphia 'at Detroit, part cloudy
New York atfChicagO. clear.
Washington tat st. Louis, clear
Feqeral Leagne.
IndianapoliI at Baltimore. clear.
Chicago at Buffalo. clear
Kansas City at Pittsburgh, clear.
st. Louis 4 I Brooklyn, clear.