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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-04
CULFPORT IS GROOMING
CITY FOR TIGERS COMING
City May Run Amateur
Baseball i'm Cleveland

CLEVELAND, Dec 4,-The spe-
cial council committee appointed TO
consider the control OF amateur
baseball in Cleveland by the city
held meeting recently, but ar
rived at nc conclusion. adjourning
TO next Tuesday. Councilman Rey-
holds, however. expressed himself
as favoring a system whereby o
municipal board should be APP.
pointed 20 act as the supreme
court for amateur baseball.
He suggested that IL be com
posed OF the president and secre-
tary OF the c. A b. A.. the direc-
tor OF recreation, the sport direc-
tor, and one man TO be appointed
by the mayor.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-04
Brunswick GridirOn
Champions Go To War

FREDERICKToN. n. b., Dec. 4,
-One-half OF the members OF the
University OF New Brunswicks
football team champions OF the In
ternational Football League OF
the Maritime Provinces, have vol
unteered for active service. now
that the season is over These
college football players will go TO
the front with the second Cana
dian overseas expeditionary army
that is TO leave shortly.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-04
Ru Hal SHERIDAN.

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-Princeton
could go a long way and do a lot
worse than sign up Logan Cunning
ham to do the Haughton act for the
Tigers. Cunningham is one of the
best football players Harvard ever
had. He not only knows the game, but
he has the knack OF instilling fight
into men--being some digger himself.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-04
JOHNSON AND WILLARD
POST THEIR FORFEITS

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.--Both Jack
Johnson and Jess Willard have posted
$4,000 with Robert c. Vernon as for.
feits for their fight this winter. Yer.
non said today.
Jack Curley. the matchmaker, said
Johnson sailed last Wednesday from
Buenos Ayres for Cuba.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-04
CITY BASKET BALL
LEAGUE ORGANIZES

The city basketball league was or
ganized. last night. by the represen-
tatives OF the Packard Burroughs.
Rayl. Martha Holmes and Knights OF
Equity teams A sixth team will be
added TO the league, which will play
45-game schedule this winter.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-04
WASHINGTON WILL
FIGHT FOR WALTER
Option Clause in Contract To
Form the Basis of Hot
Legal Fight

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-THE Wash
ington Baseball clubs board OF di-
rectors met today TO plan legal hight
TO keep Walter Johnson from play
ing with the Federals next year.
The local officials were taciturn
when questioned about what their
first step will be. Privately they ad-
mitted that Ban Johnson himself
probably would come here TO aid in
mapping out a plan OF battle.
1t was believed that the local club
will build its fight on a clause in
Johnson's 1914 contract. This clause,
according TO Manager Clark Griffith,
specified that Johnson was TO receive
$4,000 for the year, $4,000 during the
season. and $4,000 when he attached
his monicker TO a 1915 contract.
Ii was openly admitted that the
American league and. in fact, the Ma
tional commission would cooperate
with the local club to make the
strongest legal fight yet put up by or
ganized ball against the Federals for
signing the greatest pitcher ever"
The sinews of war will come from
the big war fund" collected az the
rate OF FIVE per cent OF all gate re-
ceipts last season.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-04
OLD STAR, POLICEMAN
NOW, WANTS TO MANAGE

Ed Hohnhorst, who formerly played
first base for the Cleveland Maps. is
night patrolman in Coyington, KY lie
says his shoulder, which was injured
so badly that he retired from the
game, has entirely recovered and is as
good as ever Ed would like to Sc
cure Job as minor league manager.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-04

Walter Johnson has jumped to the Feds. So has
Eddie Plank So has Ray Collins, for that matter.
The Washington speed king and the veteran south
paw from Quakertown were the two American league
wirers who consistently trounced Hughey Jennings
Tigers Collins fairly proficient in that art also
Therefore. while feeling the proper portion of sor-
row because of the bereavement OF our fellow Amer
lean league magnates, Jungetown fans have reason
20 chortle bit up their sleeves. For with Johnson
and Plank out of the way Detroits chances of break
Ing into the 1915 worlds series increased whole
lot-immeasurably, might say. Johnson signed
with the Chicago Feds yesterday for salary OF ST.
500 year and a $4,000 bonus The contract is for
two years Plank signed earlier in the week, sup
posedly with the Chifeds
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-04
ST. LOUIS FEDS HAND OUT
ROLL OF RECENT JUMPERS
A BASEBALL CRISIS

Here's a picture for the movie
man Eyers sliding into the plate
on a close play Bresnahan TAX.
ing the throw and Hank 0'Day CIV
ing the decision.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-04
somethlnn EIse Aaain.

Despite the announcement made by
the members OF Pennsylvania foot.
ball team shortly after the Michigan
game. TO the effect that they would
not accept the Up" II they lost all OF
the three big games. "a Quaker play.
ers were awarded the varsity letter
this week.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-04
Culver Chosen AS
Centrafs Captain

VALID Culver. alLstate center and
star pivot man on the Detroit Central
football team. Will be captain OF the
1915 eleven, according to the unani-
nous decree OF his teammates last
night He Is a wonderful football
player. heavy, brainy apd powerful.
and popular successor to Don
Straw, this years able chieftain.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-04
Claimed That Outlaws Have
Signed 30 Hurlers Since
End of Season
PITTSBURGH FEDS ARE
KIDNAPERS-IN-CHIEF
Buffalo Team Reports Most I'm
posing Array of New Star
Material

ST. LOUIS, Dec. talking Presi-
dent Gilmore at his word. when the
Fed president advised the club own
ers TO make public the names OF play
ers kidnapped from organized ball this
fall. chieftains OF the st. Louis team
have given out what is purported to
be a partial list OF such names for
the whole league.
The Terrier magnates insists that
at least 80 players who were under
the Jurisdiction of organized ball last
summer, have hurdled to the Gilmore
circuit since the end OF the season.
and predict that another dozen will
be coralled before the first OF the
year. More than half the players the
Feds allege they have signed were
members OF major league clubs last
season. The Pittsburgh Feds are re.
ported 10 have signed more new tai
ent than any other club In the infant
organization
Rebel Cakes is said TO have Sc
cured the signatures OF Poll" Per
rift and Pat O'Connor OF the Car
dinals; Ed Honey, of the Pirates
Frank Allen, of the Dodgers: Marty
Berghammer. OF the Reds, and Bunny
Hearne. of the Toronto Information.
ais. Lena Blackburn, OF the Chicago
White Sox. is said TO be on the verge
OF accepting Pittsburgh Federal
league contract.
The Buffalo' Feds claim to have Ivy
| Wingo, of the Cardinals: Ray /Cald.
well, of the Yankees; George Nc
Bride. of the Senator'S; Ray Collins,
OF the Red Sox; while the Brooklyn
Feds say they have landed Lee Ma.
gee, OF the Cardinals; Jimmy Voix
OF the Pirates. and~Narty walsh, OF
the Bridgeport Eastern association
team. Walsh is brother OF Big Ed
Walsh, Of the Chicago White Sox.
Bill Fischer, OF the Dodgers: Rip
Hagerman, of the Maps. a pitcher
named Paul Crouch. of the North.
ern league; Johnson. OF the Nation.
ais, and an outfelder named
Fred Wines from the same circuit
are said 10 have aligned themselves
with Joe Tinker's Chifeds, while Dode
Paskert and Hans Loberts of the
Phillies are reported to have Jumped
TO Otto Knabes Baltimore Terrapins
George Stovall has informed the
Kansas City club owners that he has
signed Catcher Walter Schmidt. Pitch
er Charley Baum and Outfelder Jus
tin Fitzgerald, of the San Francisco
Pacific Coast league club, TO contracts
for next season.
The local Feds have signed Short
stop Roy Corhan, Of the Frisco, Pa
cific Coast league Club. and First Base
Imam Babe Borton OF the Venice team
of that organization, in addition &c
ollie Kirmayer. OF the Decatur, Three
Eye league club. and Eddie Plank. OF
the Athletics.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-04
CRIDDERS
REPUDlATE BROOKE
Nineteen of Squad Vote to Dust
Coach, Who is Blamed For
Quakers' Disasters

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 4.--one Oh
the most remarkable actions ever TAX
en- by an American football team oc'
Cured here. yesterday, when ~ ou'
OF n members OF the University OF
Pennsylvania squad voted to repudi
ate Coach Brooke and his methods
Two OF the squad did not vote. Both
of Brookes two years here have been
disastrous, but his contract has an
other year TO run, and he hoped to
make good yet. The reputation wat
bitter blow 10 him, and 1t Is not vel
known whether or not he will con
tinue TO refuse TO resign.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-04
<FNnAI.L SLATED TO BE
INTERLAKE COMMODORE

Commodore Harry c. Kendall. OF
me Detroit Yacht club, Is slated for
ne commodoreshiD o. the Interlake
Yachting association, and will be
<Iected II he can be induced TO ac.
rept the position Commodore Jen-
nines. who served in 1910, Is the last
Dftroiter 10 hold that marine honor
Detre,. ri'.e. Dob rriati.E Depart
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-04

May Lift Saginaw Lid.
SAGINAW, Mich, Dec. At Is re-
ported that the lid on boxing may be
pried loose here this winter and that
short bouts may be allowed.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-04
Male. and Mnrln Ia pIax.

Maley and NORM to Play.
Martin Maley, of Detroit. and
Charles NORM. OF Chicago, will meet
tonight at the Pullman academy In
championship three-cushion billiard
match.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-04

The Feds keep right on grabbing
players and putting up money, and
don't seem 10 hear Ban Johnson sing
ing Ashes TO ashes. dust TO dust" at
the top of his voice.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-04

II is well that Rhode Island isn't
in the south imagine McGraw try
ing To crowd his six-team squad into
that state.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-12-04

Paul Sikora Is planning a come
back" II is reported in Detroit box
ing circles that he Is expecting to
meet Artie Kaufman, at Lansing, on
the fifteenth.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-24
Giaeme SanSsISfimansirnna.

@oltol 90. 9(neuIt. a@os
oud INNER eeihcben mag oic Ser.
Stooten meroen in elmer beiieren 2o.
&c iein ais irgeno eir onoeres 2ono, ="
ctflGrte geItcru George 6. 9lnoer.
ion 9Scr. Stooten General Goniul IN
Noug 3ona China nod elmer 8era.
ibung nit @eidditSIcuten in DER
Soanoelsfonltncr iiber ole @irfung
oes europGiihen aricges ouf Die sc.
ihditSloae.
Stnlihtlicb ser Wloelidfeit Der.
mebrter omerifoniiher Sonoelsbe.
sicbunqen nit Dem Orient ioqte er:
SD gloubc. ocr arieg miro Die @e.
nubung 0eS BonomofmolS I'M Son.
ccl Swiiden 9leli-GnglonO mo oenI
Sricnt iiimuliren. Der Grieg miro
sic 9lmerifuncr iiber oie n1hlie
gloibpcnoiqfeit ser Ginrid)titnq uus
iercr ciocncn Nlaidinerie 5ir 81,
non5iutnq OcS Sonoels belebren;
mir perocn oies tboti1dIih 5it irnie-
rem ciacneu Sdutc tbun miiiien.
@iele Sabre lana babei omerifani.
ite Grportelre ibreScnOimecn ourd
2onOon finon5ircn loiicn, MN o6er
Ger ariea oie Suspeaoirna bon
Greoitcn in 2onooH er8iulnacn bot,
miro es not6wcuoig weroen, oireft
al 6anoeln.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-24
Nr. @aii6Or mirO 6entc 6cerOiat.


Seine @ottin miro iicb an 0em 9ei-
6enbeoGneniB bet6eiIigen. ~
Iic 9eiicbung oui Dem n2ou-
0on @nrf SrieoGoie." 06erit
oSom" GpcIl gie6t oen Eootcn
Sos @elcite.
Ger 8uitono bon 6rou 6. Sa5cI.
tine @oii6or scr frii1crcn @ottin
0cs Gopitdn Siooc 6. GmerIou, sic
idwcr erfronfte, uohoem i6r @otte
mit elmer &ugeImunoc oliQcfllnOen
rour0c, bat iih Ocrnrt gum @encrcn
gcpenOct, 0oB iie bcute an ser @eiie-
blm9 i6res Soften tbcilncbmcn
fam. @lcib nod ocm 9(uffinocn
ibrcs @oiten mluOc Srou @oIibor
nod i6rer 9ieii0en5 9lIeonqlin @lu-
nor, nabe Cambridge, qeriifen, mo
iic beit6n0ig am Sterbebettc i6res
Gotten meiIte. &ur5 Dor Dem So-
&c ibres @otten brob lie 5uiommen
uno muBte III dr5tlicbc 9ebonOhng
genonmen mor0cn. sic miro bcute
an ser 8ciieblng t5eiIne6men mel
&c mif oem D2ouOon @orf 5rieo-
bofe" itattfinOet. O6erIt Com
@mcIl melMcr in ser 9l1be ser 9le-
iioen5 0es &critorbeuen mobnt, miro
ebenioIIS oem Eooten Die Iette Gbre
eripciien. Die SrouerfeierIiHfeitcn
bcoiuncn 1890 llbr in Scr aopelle
res n2onOon Yarf 6rie0bofesn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-24

Der 20.iGbrioe Ncgcr &. Gurbin er-
idieBt einen mbefnnntcn gleger,
Der NIT opei onoeren Burden
gemoltiol in feline S@obnlrng an
@1ioole.9liDer-9Rooo cinorone.
Ger 70 Sabre oIte 9leger @iaion
Gur6in, ser an ocr Nlioolc 9iiber
Seed 93oao ipobut, eridoB gcitern
Nlorqcn cincn Slcger, ocr init 6uei
9(nocrcn in icine &utS einoringcn
mollte. Scr Sdiite muroe nod Der
Canton 9SoIi5ci Station eebrodt
uno ourh 9lic6ter %opell feitecbol.
ten bis sic pom Coroner ongeitelltc
llntcrludung beenoet lit. Gurbiu
qob an 0oB er eeitert Wtorgen I'M
4 llbr 30 ourh 0rei 9legcr ouigc.
iucdt murOe, oic al iciner Ebiire
flopIten. 9ll8 CT sic Ebiirr seofinct
batte, ipronqcn sic 0rei ouf ibn los.
GS ocIang ibnt lcine slngreifer OBJ
5uIdattcln umo ieinen ReOoluer, 0en
er i'm Simmer bottc, 5u crgreifen.
gr mollte oaun ongeblih eincn
,5drediAuB in sic Suit obfeuern,
mobei cr eiucn Der orei @inoring.
linge in sen &opi troi. Scr eri6cl-
icnc Neger fouute bis iebt nibt ioen.
tiii8irt meroen. Die beioeu onoeren
iino ipurloS ocrihmunOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-24
SsicIc geindcr anoemeIOet.

&otclbeiibcr criportcn piele niislpdrs
tige @dite onl0BIid Der Sterneu.
bonner.g9ohc. ~ @iele 3im.
mcr in groBen Sotels iiuo bereits
engogirt. @ouberneur Stu.
art bon @irgineu miro nebit iei-
ncm Stobc I'M Gmerion.Sotel
o6iteigen.
0ie Sotel6eiiber Der Stoot red.
rcn onf groBen 9lnorung mdbreno
ser Sterneubanner. ISOLDE uno trei.
fen 0emgemdB ibre Arrangements.
0ie gr0Bereu Sotels boben bereits
ole meiiten ibrer 8iuumer bernie
tbet.
@ouperneur SenrD ". Stuort BON
@ireinien, miro ne6it ieinem Stobe,
ser aus 25 &crionen beitebt, i'm SO.
tel Gmeriou obiteioen. Die BON
Dem @ouDerneur bon 2oliiiano er.
nonnte Delegation, sic Gonuniii1rc
bon 2ouiiionn lu0 ole oes StooteS
Sbio, merocn cbenfolls in 0enielbeH
@otcl &obnung nebmen Gs lit
3icuIid ii6cr, ooB @ouDernenr
Dlnne bon Sainois. uno onoere
proniineute @erionen in oemielben
Sotel obiteiecn wer0cn. @ouoer-
neir Simeon goIomin bon Gonnec.
ticut bat ebenfolls Dor etliden $50.
dcn &drmlihfeiten in oem Sotel
rcieroiren laiien.
9os 0otel Gennert lit 0os
@ouptquorticr ser nGoocrirtcn ia.
tboliiheu @eielidoiten" iuo mer6en
sic meiiten Scr GeIegaten bort mob
ncu. lleber 600 Qeleaotcn weroen
ermortet.
@eih6ftshibrcr SaQcr bonn Sotel
9elpeoere bot erflGrt. Dab oie mel.
item 3rnmcr oeS eermlnigen $50.
tells bereits beiebt iin0. Ger G5e
idditsfiibrer Oes Sotel Stafforo bat
cielelbe 9lnfiinoiglng aemoht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-24
OjrnnSitcin fiir GOnaeOgc oclcat.

Cine groBe 3ulcbolernlen0c batte
iicb oeitcrn 9Io6mittog Dcriommelt,
INN scr GiruuoitcinIeaung Der ucncn
Spnoooge scr 9etb SysrocI @c.
mcinoc, Scr. 249, Siio. .Gocn StroBe,
bci5uuo6ncn. Der Sopptreoncr mar
9iobbincr 9hibcn 0iiffin Scr 9lnibei
Spnagoge on Ger Souober.
StroBc. CT ipreh ii6cr 0mei Stun
Sen lana iibcr oie @ctb sSSrocl 0c.
ncinoc, sic iih felt 25 Syo6ren in
rcm SouIe ouf oeiieu @rmoitld
icbt sic S0ndeoge crrihtet miro,
perIonmclt boite. 0ns @e6duoe
miro ms 3iegelitcinen crrid6tet per.
oen un0 unqefGbr $4,000 foiten.
Der frii6ere 9Sr6iioent ocr @emcin.
oc mar Simon @ein6era Ger let
ten Sonuor ans Dem Seben idieo.
eSm alten @cb1lioc miir0e lcincr 3eit
nod cine Granddaughter fir oen
&crItorbencn o6ge1olten. Der @or
Itono ser Sonaooae iebt iicb aeocn.
m1rtig aus ioIgenocn Serrcu Siiinm.
men. SSSrocl Ebilips, 9SrGiioent;
N1or Gobcm Simon 8entS. N1eocr
Goben, 90. SSaufcL g. @dIlcr, 9lcu-
ben gl6romS, 9(brobom Stbapiro
rm0 M S6apoou. NPoDor 9Sreiton
lul6 Sto0t Gontrolear Ebrift oie er.
morict morocu moren I'M g(nipro.
cbcu 5u boltcn, iporcn obgebolter,
Scr 5eier beigrmobnen.
Qdnc nr Mfile hrs Nmalnnb beIntaf r..
1ialne, 9r. ii3, cn'9Glilmure sirane, nahs
nullonl pn1se 0lueMnc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-24
g9einofc toSt Surdl g96iSfen.

9lohocm ser ~ Sabre aIte So
iepb 9aoncr BON glr. 1888, Siio.
01ontfor0. .gloeme, Gin groBeS 9uon-
tnm 9sbisfeo 0etulnfen botte, pur-
oe cr in bcoenflidem 8uitonoe nod
0em sSobns Sopfins-SolpitoI ge-
broMtep 0aoh 9(nmenSling ser Moi
0eupumpe erfl6rten i'm oie 9[er6te
ouBer 2ebensgcfobr. 0oh 1T iein 3u-
lton0 INNER nod be0enflicb. Ger
Gnobc bottc sic Sloihe qeitcrn Wlor-
sen crpiicbt, mGbrcno ieinc @hlttcr
in cinem auoeren 8inmer nr6eitetc.
0ic 2cbtcre fonO ibr &in0 bepuBt-
los ouf oem SSuBbooen unO oie
MbisfcDiloiNc rebcn ibm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-24
@etreioe nadl Gnropa.

@alueiton, Gcras, %. 9lnguif.
Crei Sdiifslaomgen @ei5en aingen
am 6reita9 nii oeu britiihen Gom.
piern aSarperleO4 lmO Spectator"
imO oem italieniiden 1ampicr
nMou5i6eao~ uad eu9liihen imo
italieniiden S6ien ab, @le6rcre
ouoere Gampier weroeu nit @e-
treble beirahtet ons mumc6r nab
9Iui6ebung oes embargo in grobeu
01anen in @alpeiton ontommt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-24
@elucr6ridlnIen empfOAIen.


@ortlon0, Ore. 90. glugiiit.
Gor ser @uuocs Gonuiiiion fir
iilouItricllc 9e5iebungcn fiibrte ee-
Iiern Sobu Tait, Der Snbober elmer
bieiigen gsoidouitolt, ans, ole lin.
5llfrieoenbcit untcr oen amerifonis
idcu g(rbeitcrn miiroe iieb leeen,
wenn man mebr @emcrbeihulen
onIcatc. .@ieIe 2ate." iogte er,
amillen menn iic oie Shule nerloi.
fen nidt mic iic iib erndbreu ioIIen.
@cnn mir oen &inOern in Der Sdule
llnterridlt in niiblihen geidditi-
oingeu w1breno ser Icbten Shul-
iobrc crtbcilten Itott ibneu bobere
oQacmeinc 0cnutniiic bei5nbrinacm
10 miir0c oic Sitiotion lid betradt'
lid beIicrn. 0cn Sobritantcn 1T es
Inn tiidtiae 2eiite 81 tbim Gs ban.
aclt iich aor nidlt I'M oie 9lrbeitsIobi
ne. ion0ern I'M oie 2eilhinaSfdbig'
fcit, Die llneriobrenbeit uno I'm.
idbiefeit Ger 2elte iiibri 81 Der lin
5uirieOenbeiet in Den inouItriellen
&reiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-24
0os alto QieS.

9ln0cbIic6 in 6olge eines Sireites
nit ibrcm Soften no6m geitern @lor-
Ncn SSrol Wlorp 6. &oIcntine, bon
CIR. 1881, 9DrO-5troBe, cine QueS.
iiIbcr.So6Icttc 6il iiH, nohoem cS III
rem @otten, g8oItcr @alentinc, MIR
qclungcn mar, ibr cine Scr beroer-
bcnbringcnocn Eiacn oits Scr &ono
oil minocn 6rou GoIcntinc muroe
nod i6rer Gbot in Scr 9(m6uIono
ocs iiioli6en Diitrifts in ooS ~Nler-
cD.SoipitoI~ gcbradt, no iie in nibt
uubcocnfli@cm 3uitonoc OornieOer-
lieot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-24
ariensaefanaene aIa gIniieSIer.

9fcIfon g. g., 90. glugult.
2on0 9lplmer, Scr friibere @eueraI.
SnipefIeur ser conooiihen Eunppen,
bat por9eihlagen man iolle oie bonn
britiidbcn Seer aeinohten oeutldeu
&ricgsocfoneenen noh Gonooa brin.
gen lmO ibnen in fultriGbi9cn,
ober biSbcr m6ebaiiten @cgenoen
2ono ompciien oanit iie iih oort
nicoerlolicn imo fric0Iihc uno pro-
ouftipe 2on0eSbiireer mcrOen.
f2oro 9lplmere 1T iebt nit Scr Nlo.
eilnodlrm0 Der &ooiene0 Gompagnie
oes crIien conooilden Goutiugents
beaultraoi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-24
gInfreannn im OIcridltsrnnnle.

llnter 5000 @iirglhaft iiberlpies
neaeal @ornittog 9lidter @oloen in.
Ser Wcitlidcu 9oli3ei- Station gGiI-
liom Carroll BON 9ir. SIG, 2cmmon-
Ctr, pegeu ongcblcbcr @erao6lGIIi-
Grng ieincr Sroit Sen @cidworcueu.
@d6reno Oes &erb0rs 900 Carroll
pl0Blid icinen 9fod aus, woIltc ouf
%errn SSm 9ollou Sen 9lnpnlt iei-
ncr 6rolL losgcbcn iinO fonnte bon
lieutenant @orrongcr nlir nit Wliibe
an Ser Ausfiibrina 0ieies Gorba-
bcnS gebinocrt meroen. SSroi @la-
~ Carroll oic Satin oes 9Tnac-
idltloigtcu malr0e bon ser 9(ufreg-
urg oerarti0 mitgenounen, odB iie
oDnm6htig 5itiontmen6rod.
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ilnfaac anf ser etraacn6a6m.

Ginen oicri66rigen &inoe Ser 6uB
5ermolmt.- NluBte i6m onlputirt
merOen m Golliiion gliidlid Der.
loiiieu. 9lnOcre lllfdlle,
Gem bier Sabre oltcn Goworo go
Ionsfi BON 9lr. 4t6, Sin Bono
Strobe wnr0e gciieru 9ladnlittog
5 ll6r Onrb ainen @ogoon Der 90
lono Gart Sinie ser redte SUB
balls o6GeiGnitten Ser anabe Der.
iuc6te, sic 9ono.StroBe, 5wiiden Scr
9anf StraBe imO Gaitern 9loeuue,
81 frel5ct, in0 6ntte Oie Shienen
idon poiiirt ais ieilI rcbter SUB bon
Gem 9nlgon erioBt puroc, SIN n0d
item yugen6lid Bate OoS Goroerroo
oes @a09onS oen rehten Sub 0es
&inoes mittcu ourh9ciNnitten. Ger
%crlebte purOe nit ser glm6ulon5
OeS oltli9en OiitriftS nod Dem St.
SoiepbS SoipitaI ge6raht no ibm
ser gauge SUB o6cr6al6 ocs &n0hclS
omputirt wlroe
@liidlih abgeloufen.
Gin g9ogaou Der @olic.StroBen.
9inic fl6r geiern 9l6eno s ll6r an
Der criten StoBe unO Orittcn 9(pe-
me in Sig6lonOtomn in oos 9uagD
bon Serrn @eorge 93ipporO BON 9ir
1921. 0arforO 9loenie, 6inciu Pin.
Ser 9tipparo ioBen nod 9ll6ert Sous
Tor BON 9}r 1901 0it Soiimal.
StroBc, iuO 5pci Sinner, anno unO
,Soicp6 StrouBncr, bon 0}r. 1861
Clinton StroBe. IN Dem 6u6ruert
EroBocm onlielbe iiorf 6eicbGOigi
mlroe, 6lieben oie Snioiien 6eiuobe
nlpcrleBt Soulor miroc ouf Die
StroBe qcmorien unO erlitt lcid)te
9lbidiirilngeu. mG6reno 9lipparo eli.
ne Gcrlcbung om Sdlentcl Oouon
trua. Die 6cioen Ginoer tonen nit
ocm 5d]rcden Oopon.
Bon StroBenbob bnwog0on
gcidlcu0crt.
NlIs Gcitcrn gl6cno Gegen bolb 8
llbr Gin Ssoq0on ser OrIcons. Ctr
2inie in Ger 2igbt SroBc in cine Of.
ienc NScihc fubr, muroe 0opio Wlc.
Cutler, bon 91r. 500, @cit GroBitry
ST. 9ooeu oeldlcuocrt. Syu 6ewubt.
Ioicm 8uitonOe wuroe III cine g(po.
ibefe in0 bon oa ip6ter nod iencr
SSobmug ecbraht Die iIbrioen
9'olioocrc wlrocn tiidiia onrheii.
nioeroeldiiitclt
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GeISSiemf.lIe6Mma

Gic I %ri9oOe Der @}orpldnoer Ntis
lis riidt 6eute &ormittos ouf oeu
S6ieBpIob SIT @Icnburnie. -
8ebn 0fii5iere ser @unoes 9Gr.
mcc ais Snitruftcurc babel. II
aricgsiiblmg ocgcn GnOc ser
@obe.
Wlit Dem beutigen Gage besinnt
sic olidbrIi6e 6eIooienit llebung
ser 0ffiaiere uuo W1onnibofteu ser
1 9rigooc Ger @iarDIdnoer @liIi5.
0ie llebung miro iib iiber sic ge-
iommte fonumenOe S9oHe erItreden
lmO ouf Dem @lorDldnoer Stoots-
S@ieBplob nobe @Ienburnie, 9(nne
9(unoeI-Gountp, itottfinOen. lleber
700 Offi8iere lmollnteroiii5icre per-
sen 0oron Tbeil nebmen. 3e6n Of-
fi5iere aus ser 9nnoes. g(rmec mer.
0cn babel ais Snitrufteure ltuO Sci
ter fungireu. Gs iino oics sic @opi-
tdne @. 9lrtbur SooieIl Somcs sc.
aimbrougb IT,, Senrp 6. &iIIsbu-
~, 9fnlpb S. @oIopoitc. 2eonoro s.
@}0eott umO 60 @ergnc 8. @regg,
sic 1. 2icutenonts SoD g9. 9robion,
@cor9e o. 2Dnh. GlDi0 Sunt un0
6. q. @oruer W1cGo6c.
DoS @ipouof miro nm 10 llbr
bcilte %ormittag eroffnet weroen.
9rigooe- General @oitber iogte oaB
eS 0iel 9lrbeit aeben meroe. @eacn
Gn0e ser ISOLDE merOen oic W3onn-
ihaften in cine rotbc lno bloue
Eartei getbcilt lmO Elm reeclrebtes
WianoOcr obge6olten peroen.