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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11

GrneIt 81. Coleman @lciitcr Der
oSornono-2oge.~
6oIf6e Seuer Q[Iorme.
Sn ser 8uuoesbauptltoOt muroen
in oen Iebten paar Eagcn mebr als
Elm 0useno folider 6eucr 9llurme
eingeian0t, ouein am Somftog 9Gbeno
wurOen Orei fuIihe 9tIorme abgege'
ben.
9lm Somitog 9tbeno pur6e Oos
2ooer bon Charles 0ioiiino, einent
SbitGon1nliilionsb6uOler bon g1r.
900, 2ouiiiono.9(Denue, olrb 6euer
gum 8etroge bon $1,000 beidGoigt.
Ger |erIiiit 1T 0urd GeriiberiIng se'
oedt.
Ginent bon Dem 8euer1ef 5rant
@oener Sen 0iitrifts Gon1niHdrell
interbreiteten @eri6t 8lifoIge belduft
fid) ser i'm 0e6ember our6 Teuer ait'
gcriGtete SHooen I'M 0iItrift 50"
Ilinbiu ouf $52,5S5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11
glns oem Snueren WlarglonO's nuO
ben ausreH5en0en StaateH.

Sofc Sorbor ii6er-
d 10 enlmtt
Safe Sor6or, Oos tleine StG0tdeH
al Der @hioung oes Goeitogo Greef,
in 9oucaitcr GountD, 3o1 lit I'M
folge bon Gisitouingen I'M Susquc.
6unua ii6eridperumt. IreiBig @e-
bduoe ragen fnapp ii6er Dem @oiier
uno sic fiinfsig gemo6ner poren ge-
3puugen iid ouf noGeliegenOe 9ln-
bo6en 5u flii9ten. 9is jest 6at Oas
@aiier in Soie &arbor cine S66e
bon 36 SUB erreidt lmo es oiirite
iii ben nd4iien "a Stun0en 6eoeu-
teno b6ber iteigen
8ran0 AMI 9luSitellungs-
pIob.
Gie groBeu Stallgc6dr0e uno
SAeuuen ouf 0em Ial6ot County
Qlusitellrugsplab in Der iiioliden
@orItoot bon Clifton, 01o., iino 0ur@
6eiier 3erit5rt mor0en. Ger Sdaoen
be5iifert ii6 ouf etwo $500. Gen
groBten SMo0en bat G6arles 9tot6eIl
erlitten oeiier &fer6e.G Gquipiringen
ii6 in ben Stdaen 6efanoen
SteIIungen Ser 8oiliffs
efd6r0ct
Ga es ser Sto0t SSrc0erid, @l0.
jd6rf9 $500 foiiet sic Ebiiren
pa6reuo ser @eri9tsbcr6ouOlm9en
bemohan 81 Ioiien III BORT eiuc 9e.
pe9img i'm @angc, Sic 3a6I ser 9ais
Lifts 8u perringerr. @egeumdrtig
iino feds @oiliifs in oem @eribts-
geb0u0e onaeite0t. 9o iebt Die @e.
ridtsi6Ie NIT Sbiiren 0erie6eu iin0,
oie fem @erduih maheu, iollen nar
nod 3mei 8ailiffs beuotbigt per0en.
Son eineui @Gren uttodirt
So6n 5urloip lit in Der 9t66e bon
6ancod, 0lo, bon eilem ihwar5en
gdren attadirt iboroau @liidliAer.
meiie mar er i'm @eiibe eiuer eilernen
92obre, init melHcr cr oos E9ier
i1lua un0 oerideit9te. SSu @eieas
idoft bon Sames site 6uIoiote Sur
lom am &nnol Dem SdIittihnbiport
Sn eiaem @ebiiid b0rteu iie oas Sc
BELL me9rerer Sunoe uno olS iie cine
ltnteriu6lug porno6men entocdten
iie ouf eiitem 8oune einen iHDar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11

Ger 65 Sabre alte gleger @liiab
9lrniitrong ertrauf Samitag 9l6cno
i'm 9ear Greet, ais er aus einent
9lnoerboot fiI. 9trhtftroitS RAM BON
Sparrows &oiut mo fieI in Ser
9}d6e bon 9lmuien's @erite ans oeut
9oote, nahOem er iid bon ieinem
Site er6o6eu Bate. Die @oli3iIten
Seiie uuo @arfer oeriu9ten geitert
0en 9ei4nam 81 6craen was i1nen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11

bon gSolbington nod ibrer @obnung
Suriid. @Gbreno Scr @rie6e ouBeu
bel oem g(utono6il iteben bIieb, be.
trat 5rou Sugbes Oas Sous, OeIien
Gbiire bolb often itano. Sic fab iib
pI6BIiA einem mosfirten @in6rerber
gegeniiber, welher iie NIT eineu 9te-
DolDer nieoeri6lug. 9Luf ibre Siilfe-
rufe fam ibr betoeter @oter Die
9reppe 6erab. &aum nor er inl lln-
teren Stodperf angeIongt, ais Elm
3Deiter @inbre6er bier S9iiiie allf
i'm obieuerte, wel6e ieinen uugen-
blidliden 600 5ur Sole botten. 1a-
raufbin eilten ole 8wei Gin6reber
ans Dem Sauie. Goffinos puroe ipd-
ter Dor Dem Souie eriAoiien alfgc-
fun0en. Ser ltmitauO, 0uB er nod
cine Cigarette in ser Sano bielt, lieB
ooroitf i6lieBen oob er ougenblid-
lid get0otet mor0en ipor.
Grit nod 1 llbr erlonete Grou
Sug9eS oas @enuBtiein iDie0er. Sie
begob iid nod ser 200 gor0s ent-
fernten @obnrng Oes GongreB-9l6ge-
oroneten @bilip Campbell bon &an-
Jas uno bolte BON BORT 6iilfe berbei.
g9ie lie geItern Dem 5taotsnnmolt
W}odeD ongob, entriB ibr ser cine Der
Gin6re6er cine fiIberne Sonotoihe,
iomie lire Sbrringe i'm @ertbe bon
iiber $4O0. Srou @uebes trug aud
0innontringe I'M @ertbe bon iiber
$500, oieie pur6en aber BON Dem
Giebe iiberie6eit Oa Trau Sugbes
SanolAube trllg.
g8 ertbboIIes OeIgemGl d 8 c
ge1tob len.
01DIterioies 9unfel umbiiut Sen
9iebita6l eines SeIgenGloes I'M
@ert6e bon $1,000 aus oem W1aiif-
Io0en bon George 8. 2enneOp, Scr.
1906, @.StroBe, gS.-g8. Qas 8il0
muroe bon Dem @oibingtoner &iinit-
Ter 0}or @eil genalt lnO lte1t cine
Gi6enwoloicene Oor. gs lit 30 bel
"a SUB groB. Gie NoIi8ei lit Der
g[nlid]t, OoB iih ole Giebe wdbreno
Der 9}odt nittelYt zines g}odidliiHelS
@ingang in Sen 2ooen oerIdofften
un0 Oas 8iIO in einem 9lutontobil
wegidafften. Die &oIi5ei BON Bal
tinore, 8biloocIpbia, 9telp-Yorf uno
anoeren StdOten puroa eriuht, 9}oh-
forlbungen nod 0em @emGloe an5u-
iteaen.
g8 ob Ser Sreimourer-
sc Ell iter.
SSn elmer nnl Samltog g[ben0 I'M
5reimairer Eempel obgebaltenen
@eriommIltng mur0e oie n9liiociation
Of @oribipful @1aiterS" fir 1915 Ger
8reimourer-2ogen 6es Diitrifts 60.
lunlbio organiiirt. Grlp66lt mur0en;
ais @rGfioent Saul 6. 2ei6, @leiIter
Scr n@oi9ington GentennioIs2oge" !;
@itasEtdiiOetit g. s. Spri9G Gerr0,
Meiiter Ser 0Een1ple gloDes 2oge, a
lmO Sefretdr-S Shobueiiter 9loam s.
9idbaut, Wlei1ter Ser nSiranl-2oge. a
9lIs weitere WaitgIieoer Der grefrtiOe
wurOen eriudblt: @iaiam 6. Gins,
Wfeiiter Der u2afaDette-2oge," un0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11

Safer gebrott peroen. 9sir bobeu
Suformation erbalten ooB Snitrif-
tiouen ge9e6en wurOeH @umui bon
Sen @ereinigten Staateit inter an-
oerer @enennng 5u Derienoen; itno
iolde Sale ba6en iicb ipieOer6oIt 81.
getrogen.
g9ir baben ferner Sniornation er.
6aIten oaB gera0e neil Dir erfldrt
6aben, Sen @aumwoll.&on0el nibt
3u be6inoern, Sdiffe nit 9aumpolle
ausgeiudjt tper0eu ioaeH, nm Oers
Itedte Gontre6dnoe mit3unebmeu;
uno mir iino aemarnt poroen Bob
aupfer in @allan @aummolle Der-
Itcdt Der0en piro. ggir 6oben ieood
Bis ieBt trob oieier @arnung nod
fein SGiff nit gaumpolI 2aoung
auge6olten Sollien mir jeood De-
itinnlte Snioriuotiou 6e3iiglib eincs
6eitimmten S@iffes erbalten, odnu
niiBtcn tDir sic @allen iuteutden,
nuo 5u Oieieu 3ped oas Shiii in
cinen Safen bringen
gS lit ferner Der britiiden Hegie'
rung Dorgeiteat iporOen obpobl oie-
ier @unft in Ser g1ote Gurer @rcel.
lens nidt be6anoelt iit 6oB uuier
ghlsfu5r0erbot fir gepiiie glrtifel,
Dornebmlid @umui, sic coumer5iel-
len sSntereiien Der Gereinigten Staa.
ten geiddoigt Bat.
Gs lit natiirli9 i9pierig fit Sic
6ritii6e 9icaiering bic 9(uSfu6r
bon @umuti aus britiiden @eiibun-
gen na9 Den @ereiniaten Staaten SIT
geitatten 81 elmer 3eit, 0a oie frieg-
iii6raoen 2dnoar @uninii fit oeu
&rieg ge6rau6en. Go9 Die britt.
ihe Gegiarung bat lett nit oen
@Mlnii-grporteuren in GroBbriion-
uieu ein proDiioriidcs Abtoninien
aetroficM mel@es oie glusiu6r BON
@nHlui nod oen 8ereiuigten Staas
ten inter beitimmte @arautien ge-
itottei,
9ir iebeu inns Ser itetig mMien.
Den @eiabr gegeniiber, 0oB nelitrale
SGn0cr uelMe an sic feinolidea
Sdaoer ongren5eu, in ehcm ME 0a.
aclueienen llniangc 3ur Sieierlngs
&oiis fin bic belpoiineien Screen itnt
ierer 6einoe geHabt mer0en Die
Support 8ifieru 5eigen pie itarf Oc-
ie &en0en5 iii; pir 6etlagen ms ie-
bod nidt ii6er oie 0aItung Ser 9ie,
6ierungen oieier Sdaoer pel@e, TO-.
melt mir miiien, bic 9iegeln Der 91eu.
tralitdt ni4t uerleet 6a6en. @ir
DerillAen i'm sSntereiie iiuierer eige-
men notionolen 5iHrrbeit, 0iciar @e-
fabr bor3ubeltgen, iu0em mir @aa.
rem, bic pirfIi6 fir 0en 6ein0 Be-
itiunlt iino, an6oltcL o6ne ie0o1
sic, welde bona iioe" neutral iito,
5ll bebinQeru.
Seit 9Iusbrub 0e5 @rie9es Fat oie
Geaierimg Der @ereini9tcn Staten
i5ren irii6eren @e5rauh geanoert
ino Die 9er0ifeutlidung bon @lani-
ieiten BON 30 Eagen nod 9l6fa6rt
BON ben Gereinigteu Staoten Der6o-
teH @or 6a6en fem JRedt 6ierii6er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11

bia g. 8irf6ams n&egetable COMPOUND" "
uno fii6le mid ieet iuie cine neue Eer@
Iou SEQ CLAUDE oob es fir i9pod1e
Srauen lin6 iuuge Mdbden nicbts 8eile@
reg als 21Dia 6. 9mf6am's n8egetn6le
COMPOUND giebt IS iuiirOe MIDI
frelten, ipenn ic6 gIuoere peranlniien
f6nnte, Die IleOi5in Su beriuden, 0enu
id] ipeib, 0aB lie gllles unD biel ntebr
t6lt. ais bon ibr bebmlptet ipiro - Srat
Clara Srnnfs, g. s. 9. g}r 1, Wlaples
creit Sarm, &aIota, Wfinn.
Srouen, Die an ben i1rem @eIDled)t
ei9enen @ranf6eitcn lei6en iouten 1dj
bon Ser 98irfianfeit bon 2DOid s. Rint@
bam's o@eeetable COMPOUND bel Der
MISUNDERSTANDING i6rer 0jelun0beit Ollrcb
Die oelen edten ilno pabreu 3eu9uille
iiber5eugen laiien, Die mir beitdn0ig III
Den 8eihingen Deroffentliden.
ggcnn Sic ben ocrinsiteu 8wcifcl ba.
ran babcn, bal 2Dbia 6. @inf6ams
,@egctablc COMPOUND" Sbnen belfcn
iUiro, 10 idrei6Cn Sic an 9Dbia 6. %infs
bant Nlebicite So. (cDnfibrntiaD, 2Duuy
Muii., nm 9tat6. SIR @ricf pirb BON
ciuer Srau BeTffnet, aclcien unO 6caRts
iuurtct nuo, i'm itrcHgitcH SCrtraucu 8e'
0alten uerDcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11
Scfaamt geseDcu.
(1OrtietHug DOn sea 4. Geite.)

IdloIian melcbes sic 2Gnoer, auBer
@roB6ritonnien 9luBIono, 5ranf.
reid, @elgieiL 2eiterreih, 0euti9-
lano, Soaano uno SstoIien umfaBt.
2ie 8iffern unter oieier Rubrit fino:
1913 7271,000 &fun0.
1914 35,3470O0 Gfuno.
gluaei6ts oieier 8iffern 1T bic
ggobriHcinIidfeit iebr itorf, Dab Der
$alpitbeiI Der fiir8lid nod oieicn
2dn0ern geIonotan aupfers nibt fiir
ocn eigeneu Gebrnlh beitinnt mar,
ionoern fir oen bon friegiiibrenoen
Mldhtct bic aupfer niht oireft i'm.
portiren fonnen. Gs lit oaber cine
5fpingenoe glot6pcu0igfeit fir bic
@itcrbeit oie1es 2on0eS, lo lange
ooiielba i'm &riese begrifien II, 9laes
al ibun. I'M ben SbeiE oes Supports
bon &upfer al berbinoern, Der nid]t
mirflid fir neutraIe Sdnoer be-
Finmt lit.
Cure Grceuan8 criDabnen feline be.
ftimnte Senoung bon @upfer nat9
S@meoci, Sic mifgebolten puroe.
gs iino jcooh 8ur Belt cine Seu.
ouuq bon aupfer un0 9lhuliniuu
borbonoen melda noA S@meoen CON.
iiauirt o6ar mad iiderct III ben
Sduoen ser britiiden Geeieriins Be-
finoliaen 8epeiien fir Geutidlano
beitmut iino.
SD fam uidt eIoiibelt BOB an
qcii1ts FOLDER 8iifern bic Re9iierlng
ser @er. Staaten oia 9lotbweaoigteit
oes Borgebcns Ser britiidea &egie.
umg III 3peifel 3icbeu fam.
g9as Die @ei4lognabme bon gta9.
rinasuHeln ongebt pelde Cure
Grceaen5 In @e8ug nebmen io giebt
0ie britiihe Regierung 5ii 0oB gla9.
ring9uittgl uidt bctinirt lper0eil
lantcn o6uc ooB Ste 2Inna5me Dor.
lieai oaB oicielbep iiir bic EruPpen
0cs 6enocs 6eitinmt iino. gsir
glolben 0aB mir uRs audi tis9er an
oicia Geeel ae9alten bd6cn; iin0 a6er
bercit. Tals Ste Ser. 5tnatcnRcgie.
une gegcntbeile @epeiie al babeu
qloi6t oielalben 5ii priifen
Bonn a 9Gnouii 1913 bis gum 3.
&ouuor 1914 Belief iid bic 8o6l Der
5hiiie, bic ans ben @ereiligten
@toutcn nah Soaaao, Idaemarf,
9lormeqen. SGmeocu uno Stalicu
o6filbren aitf 773. glus oieien
Shiifeu puroeu oie Qaoungeu bon
45 in eth @riienseriht ge6radt
ipd6reno nnr aht ser 4difie ieI6it
beiMlnannbna Unrocu 0on oeuen
cincs iii3miiheu pieoer entlaiien
iporoen iit gs lit ieood inter oen
ocge6euen @erbaltniiien unerlaBlid5,
0aB, 100 INNER Elm outer @riino fir
Die @ermlit6ung oes &orbanoenieins
BON Gontrebanoe DorbaHoen iit Die
@hiife 3Ueds llnteriu6uug III aineu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11

bam 8 1geget q b ! c
COMPOUND" III e \ /
als aQes 9(uoere fiir
MIDI getban bat, lno
ic6 bate Die beiten
bieiigen gler5te. Scb
mar 10 icbipac6 ullo
nerboS, 0ab icb meis
ne glrbeit nicbt tblllt
fonnte, itnD felt ei>
nem Sabr ooer ldlt>
ger an Scbmcr5eH
in Der recbten Seite
litt cSrh uohn 2nS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11
qofal6eri6tc ans ggai6iugtom.
Gtnbrc9er begeben 0op-
pelntor0.

@tnbre9er begeben 9op.
pelmor0.
3mei @inbrecbcr begin9en geltern
5u friiber N1orsenitunOe in Der gfdbe
bon Glarfs Station, @ir9inien, an
ser 9neranorio-2inie ser n@oibins-
ton-@irginia @obn~ einen 9oppel-
moro lnO miBbanOelteu cine mebr-
Ioie Srals bon mel6er iie Bel Der
9lusiibung ibres GiebsbonOwerfs
ii6errai6t mor6en paren. 9ie 8hit-
t6ot ereignete iid in ser @obming
BON 8rau @1attie 81. Sugbes, pelde
ais n6raufie $arriion4 befonnt lit.
Grnor0et muroc Der 76 Sabre alter
goter bon 6rau Suobes, Siaac
Sobn @alorep, imo gd6olos Goffis
mas, elm @riede 5ral Sugbes febrte
fir8 nod @}itternaAt in 9egleitung
bon Goffinas in einem 9(utomobil
o6er nidt eeIang. 9ler 9le9er arbei-
tetc auf elmer 8arm in Ser gtdbe BON
c-,,o.....,,,o Qo.t,.A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-11
turner's 9attin
5ur Ar6eit 81 (c6Wat6
Sine I@iuadc, ncrO6ic Sranfc Oard
2DOia 6. SinfGum's ugeeeta6le
GumpunnO1 scinnO &C.
uorOcH.

aaiota, W1uu - .Gs bereitet mir
Greu0e, 81 ia9en, BOB 9nOia s. Rints
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-13
INDIANS LOSE GAME;
HITS WENT TO WASTE
BisSns Pound Pill For Three Runs
in Second Inning; -Four
Pitchers Work

Wasted bingles were a feature in
yesterdays double-header at Island
Park. The Indians split even with the
Bisons. In the first game three clean
drives in the seventh brought a vic
tory, score to 2.
The second game went to Buffalo,
score to 4. Harrisburg had hits in
every inning but one. But they only
counted in three. Four pitchers were
used hard in the second contest. Ty-
son went out early in the second be-
cause Of his wildness. Buffalo was
ahead when he retired and Tyson gets
credit for winning the game. Bader
who followed was touched up for
punches in the eighth and ninth. A
double and two singles brought the
two runs in the final rally.
Goodbred was bumped in the second
and third innings for runs A single,
error and pass. added one in the fifth;
and a single and error brought one in
the seventh. Lee was sent in in the
seventh after Goodbred had been re-
tired to permit Mensor to bat.
The first game was an interesting
pitchers battle between Schacht and
Fullenwider. Eddie Zimmerman's
hitting brought the answer. The
scores follow.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-13
Adopt Player Limit Rule
at First Monthly Meeting
SbeefnI 10 The TcLcprnhh

New York, July 13.--At the first
monthly conference of the National
League yesterday, the twenty-one
player limit rule was adopted. 1t is in
three parts and reads as follows:
Request to have a players name
transferred from the active to the
disabled" list shall be certified to the
president of the league by the presi-
dent of the employing club within
forty eight hours after injury occurs,
and such request shall state the nature
of the players disability and when
and where incurred.
"A player placed on the dis
abled" list will not be allowed to par
ticipate as a player in championship
game for at least ten (10) consecu-
tive days, including the day of his in
jury. During such period, however,
the player will be allowed to act as
coacher.
3-The names of all players certi-
fed as disabled" shall be officially
bulletined to the club presidents
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-13
SIX OUT OF FIRST SEVEN
ARE HARLEY-DAVIDSO

With six Harley-Davidsons finished
in first seven places and all of them
breaking worlds records. Heagv
Brothers, local representatives. have
reasons to feel elated over the race at
pooge Guy Kansas. Otto Walker who
has captured a dozen brilliant avente,
carried off first honors on the SoO1
mile speedway race. His time was
3:65:45. Harry Crandall. astride am
other Harley-Davidson, made a good
second, his time being 3:5s:2e. Goudv
won third, after which came four more
twenty-five riders to the tame wsiiler
covered the 200 miles in 2:33:1s. put
ting another fiat-track record in the
discard.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-13
Richmond in Fourth Place;
Providence Still Leads

Richmond sent Montreal back a
peg yesterday, and moved the Indians
out of fourth place. Both teams hit
the ball. In the seventh Richmond
iced the game with bunch of extra
base hits. Montreal rallied in the
ninth, but were unable to overcome
the lead.
Providence had a close call with
Roc chester, winning by a score of to
/. Schultz tied up the game after the
second inning. He allowed but two
hits. The scores by innings:
At Providence r. H. E.
Rochester 10000 0-1 2 l
Providence 20 o 0 20 OK I 0
Batteries-Palmero and Williams;
Schultz and Haley.
At Richmond r. H. E.
Montreal % 100 0 0 "a s 2
Richmond 20 0241x@7 10 /
Batteries-Richter, Dowd and Mad
den; O'Brien and Schaufele.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-13
To Plan Athletic Features
of Big c. of c. Outing

Plans for the athletic part of the
program of the annual Chamber of
Commerce outing at 1ngIenook Fri
day, July %, will be completed by the
committee in charge at a meeting to
be be held Thursday afternoon. All
sorts of races and games will be pro-
vided.
The food committee met yesterday
afternoon and mapped out splen-
did buffet luncheon menu which will
be accessible to the picnickers from
noon until evening. 1t includes all
the usual mouth watering stuff that
makes a picnic worth while.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-13
PRESIDENT TENER
TO VISIT HARRISBURG
Local Officials Plan National Lea
que Day; Rochester Will
Be Attraction

National League Day may be
observed at Island Park tomorrow.
1t all depends upon the presence of
John K. Tener, president of the league,
and former Governor of Pennsylvania.
President Tener will visit several cities
and according to reports he expects to
stop over in Harrisburg tomorrow.
OF course, If he comes to Harris
burg, he will attend the game at Island
Park. AS soon as 1t is certain that
Tener will be in Harrisburg official an
nouncement will be made.
Rochester will be the attraction.
Local officials hope for a record crowd
as an expression of appreciation for
President Tener's good work in the
interest of Harrisburg fans.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-13
WIGWAM WHISPERS
One up and one down.


Callahan was the sensational bov
with his running stabs. He robbed
Buffalo of five hits.
Manager Eddie Zimmerman had
Mensor in the first game. He is com
ing around in good shape.
Tamm is showing up strong as a
utility boy. His work is highly credit
able, considering. that he is an in
fielder.
Big league scouts are headed this
way. They want to look over a few of
the Majors.
President Edward G. Barrows of the
International League is pleased with
the patronage to date. However he is
still of the belief that Newark will
take good care of a team next sea-
son.
Ladies Day Thursday. Toronto will
be the attraction. Free admission to
the game and grandstand.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-13
WANT TO PLAY MoNARCHs ?

If you belong to a nine that is in
the class of the Monarch A. C.'s-a
well-known uptown aggregation of
colored folks-and your team hasn't
a game for Saturday afternoon, why
not get in touch with the Monarchs? Z?
That nine wants game for Saturday
Write to William H. Washington, 1910
Monroe street or call Bell phone
156SW in the evenings.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-13
WILLIE ZIMMERMAN FOR SALE
SPeeiaI 10 Nc Teleprahh

New York, July 13.-President Eb-
belts, of the Dodgers, to-day announc-
ed that he had asked for waivers on
Outfielder Willie Zimmerman, and if
secured he will be released to the
Rochester club of the International
League. Zimmerman is a fair batter,
but has not good enough throwing
arm to keep him in the big show.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-13
PRIZES ON EXHIBITION

Marysville, Pa, July 13.-The silver
loving cup, which is to be awarded
to the winner of the initial champion
ship race of the Dauphin-Perry
League, is noY on exhibition in a big
window at the Williams store.
With the cup is a handsome watch
fob. The winners will be given their
choice of the cup or one dozen of the
watch fobs.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-13
sUNBURY STOCKS ARE SOLD

York, Pa, July 13.-The property
of the York Bridge Company was
sold by the receivers to a Creditors
and Stockholders committee for $780,
050 by sanction of the court this aft
ernoon. The purchasers only. acquire
413 shares of the common stock of the
Sunbury and Susquehanna Street Rail-
way Company, and 775 shares of COM
mon stock of the Sunbury Bridge
Company.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-13

manager of the Kansas City Federals
arrived in the city with a rush and
had talk with the management of
the local club. George was emergency
manager of the Cleveland team back
in 1911, and made good with a Jump,
but was let go because Harry Davis
already had been hired
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-13
TIMELY B|NCLES WIN
FOR LYKENS LEADERS
Fast Eleven-Inning Struggle In
cludes Many Thrills; SaIIada
Hit in Three Innings
Special to The Tsleeydbh

Lykens, July 13.-In a hot II lin
ming battle yesterday, Williamstown
went down, score to 3. Two men
were out when winning run was
scored. Shumworth pitched feffec-
lively in pinches. His support was
ragged at times. The score:
WTTJIAJcTnUN
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-13

IWo-DaSe nltS, zimmerman, Gala
han, Channel, Tamm. Double plays,
Tamm to Tooley, Move to Tooley to
Kraft; Keating to Mccarthy to
Judge. Struck out, by Goodbred, L:
by Bader, 8. Base on balls, by Tyson,
8; by Goodbred, 1. Left on base,
Buffalo. 8; Harrisburg, IL. Stolen
bases. Lalonge, Gilhooley. Innings
pitched, by Tyson, 2-3; Bader, z 1-3 !;
Goodbred. 6; Lee, 8. Hits off Tyson, 4 !;
Bader, TO- Goodbred, 8; Lee. 2. Time,
LAT. Umpires, Hart and Baron.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-13
Galilee Merchant Tries
to End Life With Bullet

Honesdale, Pa, July 1S.-Addison
Abraham, a merchant of Galilee, at
tempted to take his own life last night
by shooting. One bullet entered his
right ear and came out through the
ie1t eye, mnicting a wound which it
is feared will prove fatal
He was taken to Bellevue Hospital,
New York.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-13
SMITH SHOP WINS GAME

In the Lucknow shop league series
of the Pennsylvania Railroad yester-
day, the Smith Shop blanked the
Clerks, score l to 0. Gilday pitched
in form, allowing but two hits. He
famed four men in five innings. Har-
ris was fielding star.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-13
PINK SLIP FOR McCTEAv

Media, Pa, July 13.-Manager Will
liam Cloud Alexander, of the Media
Club, of the Delaware County Base
ball League, has released Larry NC
Lean, the big suspended catcher of
the New York Giants.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-13
sTovALL MAY RETURN TO MAPS
Special TO The TeIeerobh

Cleveland, Ohio. July 13-George
Stovall for manager of the Cleveland
Indians That's the Eumor-that swept
Cleveland fandom yesterday when the
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-13
ISLAND PARK SCHEDULE

Wednesday-Ro
Observation-Disclosures Cadies' day).
Friday--Tc-cnto (two games).
Saturday-Toronto (two games).
Weekday games start at 3.15:
1ouble-headers. and 4; Saturdays,
; o'clock
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1915-07-13
Totals .....,.. 81 2 9 2412 o
HARRISBURG

xJackson batted for Onslaw in the
ninth.
Two-base hits, Jamison, Move.
Three-base hits. Jamison, Zimmer-
man. Sacrifice hits, Heating. Witter
Double play, Carlston, unassisted
Struck out, by Schacht, 6. Base on
balls, off Fullenwider 5. Left on base
Buffalo. g. Harrisburg, g. Stolen bases,
Zimmerman, Judge. Time, 1856. Um-
pires, Baron and Hart.
Second Game