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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-22
9ie @ilenbabner i'm 6eIOe.
SdSernns O grbeiteu GnbubnGOmpasueu 9uTid%uIu
OMrf eiueH SeHe SHseHeur Der ais lInerO5icr Der 9e
ierOe bel Der GiienbaabnGOmp itebt.


melu Saben Iie Morgens cine Stelle
in 0romlng gebradt, 10 ruff Iie @lit-
tags bic @fli1t an cine entfernt ge-
leeene glei6e SteIle. 9urd oen altf-
gepeidten 9ooen gebt's an oas neue
9lrbeitsfelo, ober i6on Der 93admit-
tag ruft iie pieoer oobin, no iie
Morgens pareu, Oa ii6 bier MIR me-
nige Meter BON Der alteu SteIle ent-
fernt, bereits cine neue STEELE inter
Oem imaufb0rIid faaenoen 9legen
gebiloet bat.
SIT einiee Gage idones @etter,
mas mir beiuabe gar nibt mebr fen-
nen, 10 muB nit alien WlitteIn gear
beitet per0en, Oamit oas @leiS fir
fommenoe feu6te Gage borbereitet
lit. llno bod fam Damn Elm ein5iger
&egentag ale getroffenen @orii9ts-
moBregeln 5unidte MAIDEN, imo
i1limmere 9etriebsIt0ruugen berbor.
rltfen, ais por5er borbanoen maren.
gSidt immer geniigt Oas 9l65ieben
oes @aIierS in ieitlide @rdben. gei
onbaltenOem feu6ten @etter, mie
mir es beute ba6en, lit ser 9ooeu 10
tief oltfgepei9t, oaB oas @leis ein.
fo6 ipegiodt. Sier bilft man iid
nit 9rettern lin0 9oblen, Die man
inter Die Sdwelleu 8iebt, Inn Ourd
Oermebrte QlufIagefldhe Dem @leiie
einen Salt 3u geben
Sat man Sizes ooer Son0 in Ser
g2Gbe, 10 bilft man iid, oaB man Die
aufgeipeiAten SteIlen bon Dem @lo.
raft befreit ino oitrb cine ni1t 5u
oiinne Gage Sano be3ie6upaspeiie
Sizes eriest, ser ieitlih iiber oie
Sdipellen rei9en muB, nit Dem
@Ieis oie notbmenOioe 6eiiigfeit 5u
ge6en.
SIT oieier ni9t 3u babcn ODER err
foroert feline Serbeiidaffimg 6HenO-
lide 01iibe, 10 bilft man iib 6urd
llnter5ie6en be5iebungsmeiie 2egen
bon &niippelodmmen ooer S9weI-
rotten.
gln Stelen, mo man Oerartige glr.
beiten bornebmen muB, fommt man
iHon beinnbe aus Dem ourhpeiAten
9lderbooen in W}oorboOen. Sci langen
&niippelo6mmen miro man Oeriuhel
miiIien, oieie 9lrbeit 81 iuugeben. SIT
cine IcrIeguug Ser Grace iiber llm-
wege nidt 81 ermogliden 10 greift
man BEL iins 5um lebten Wiittel, Dem
in moorigem @eldnoe iideriten, oeni
griideu6au. gs iino oies regelreAt
ge5immerte mo ouf meiitens ee-
rammte EfGble OerIegte 8riiden, Oic
ser 6elobabn erlauben, ungef1br0et
ibres @eoes 5u 5icben oomit iie in-
ieren aoneraOen an Der 5ront mog-
li6It i6nell Oie eriebnte Wlunition,
oen notbmenOigen Sebeusunterbalt
uno ni9t 5um nenigiten 2iebeseaben
ser @eimatb iiberbringen fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-22
glnfreacuOe Scent

SEEM gOrf 81. SeDflg5i@i id o.
Sin onfreocnOer s(ublid o'l ser %.
tern Ocn goiiantcn an an, ~ ~. .raicn,
gtrasc, oIs elm a(utonlOOil u Y Scdcl'
Ocm 2ouf borbci iauite, q" itoiiOfil,
9rittbrctt orci 0ctettl0es sor vlar'.
pcldc ibre 0ieooIOcr ouf ! PSI 'S5jsoiaiIass
geri6tet 6ottch Der Osoten Ols pidl'
lenfte. Gie 0ctetti0e t',.h+ 'ssaiio'i'''
5u i6icBct, in Der 5rlrdlE !,
ou treffen. s.., oHc@olp",ss "a
Grit nodOent Getcttip pSoft g'f icir''
Oen Chauffeur nit Dem S;%Ioaell ST pa,'
GeooIoers beluubtlos selw ,',,r Salies"
te, muroe oie 02ai@ine 5uS 5anS garlls'
ipuroc Oes @roBoiebItu1ls fgITopiS :. =,
0us g(uto oeb0rtc SrIl. a. er D0ilS ~
Gbonus bon 9lciu.9fo@ellpg1. oOtcl' ''
oolIeIbe Dor Dem ugolol'IIu'si,p 'i,pn.
Der 1875. StraBe itebel' ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-22
Der Iluusel an SurbitOffen in
Gnolan6.

Ser nSSronffurter 3eitune" iino
8riefe elmer engliiben Sertilfirmo
an eincn Gunoen in cinem neutralen
2anOe porgeleet poroen aus oenen
i6lagenO Der eroBe MangeI an 6arb-
itoff in England berborgebt. 60
9eiBt es in einem @riefe bonn 19.
Septeuber
Sic miiiien beriidii1tigen, Dab
oie bon Sbnen beltellten @iiter foit
ousidIieBIi6 nit Sorbcn Oeutider
Serfiinft beorudt peroen, lmo iin-
ier 0rader ibdst, OaB ser oorin
borbonoene @orrotb nidt lGnger ais
orei @1onote mebr altsreiden miro
@ir fiirdten, DAB Sdpierigfeiteii in
ser @eiboffung bon @untorud Der
bortreten miro, neil sic Ginflibr bon
oeuti6eu 6arbitoffen oufeebort bat.
syn einem @riefe bonn 5. g1obem-
Der beiBt es:
llnIer 2ieferont infornnirt uns,
ooB nod @erfaiif Der ougenblidli6en
2ogerbeitdnoe auf feline peiteren
2ieferlngen nebr gebofft peroen
fam fir 5unlinoeit 8 W1onate.
@egenmdrtig brinot ole enorne Ser
tbeuerilng Ser Drudfolten bic @reiie
nitf ma cShnen dennnnte Iehr prhebs
lide 9tibeaa.
syn eiuem griefe bonn 10. SEQ.
bember beiBt es: 0ie @orrGtbe bon
Sarbitoff iii0 nllnmebr eridopft.
9[m IA. g1obent6er miro initgetbeiIt,
Dab in 9(nbetrodt oes Mongels on
WloterioIien oie ertbeilten 9luftrGge
nod niht boben lntergebra9t per.
ben f0nnen. llno idlieBlib miro IN
einem griefe bonn %. gtobenber
niitgetbeilt Dab ser 9reis in Snoi-
go ouf 81 SHILLING per Bfuno bin
oufgei6nellt 1T eegen A Splitting in
normolen 3eiten.
g9ie Die n9. 3. om WIittoe" be-
ridtet, berotben Die cngliide &egie-
rung uno inoii6e 8fIon5er ii6er Elm
@roieft 5ur @ripeiterrng oes inoi-
iden SSnoigo-9tnbaues, Der our@
oie oeutI6e Gonfurren5 oes fiinltli-
den synoieos felt 20 Sobren fait Dol
Zig aus Dem Seloe geihlogen NOR
Sen lit. lin bic oeutidbe Gonfiir-
ren5 aud naA Dem ariege 81 berbin-
bern, miro Elm b0berer S6ut0oll
ouf fiinitli6en Snoigo borgeidlagen
meroen. Gerner miro beabii9tigt,
ole Stoffe fir Die llniformen MIR
nit inoildein Snoieo fdr6en ait lai-
fen. TT Die Soffmlng, oiirb Die IN
Der 9rieas6eit forcirte 9lusoebnung
Der dentii9en SnOuitrie in @neIonO,
oireft NIT Der Oeutiden SSnouitrie
confitrrieren 5u fonnen ideint oo.
noh bereitS oiifgcgcben 5u leiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-22

ridt 5u oenfen, IelbIt uidt ouf alien
@iereh" " gSir beidloiien alio, nod ei-
men 2a5orettiinteritano 81 beiidtigen
uno Damn IN meiu Guortier 5uriid5us
febren. Shon Der g9eg 0urb ben
@aIo lit uubeiinIi1. Ger Stabsar8t,
Der iib ins angei9loiien bat, meint
rlibigmSie beitreuen ieBt oie @olO.
lleber uns iauit es in 6edngitigenoer
Melo0ie. W}an bort Sen oonnerilOen
glbiduB, Damn 5dbIe id faum bis
oreiBig lno Damn pfeift unO fradt
es iiber uns, lit in nd6iter 03inute
i6on meit born, elm oumpfer Small,
elm 8roiieln - Elm Baum lit 3er-
idmettert. llno oas pieoerboIt iih
einige Male.
g9ir idreiten raid iiber einen nibt
betuadienen 9Ibbaug. nSd babe oen
@inOrud, Dab oie 5ran5oien bierber
ieben; seitern idIug faum 5e6n
S6ritte Dor ms - sic ie9en ia
bort oas eroBe God, faum 5pei sci.
nlten no1oem eine&otrouiae porbei
mar, cine @ranate ein.~ @dbreno er
nod ipradj, b6rte ih es nieoer, iuie
Elm bobniides gfeifen in meinen
Obren, nG6er, INNER ndber II linO
0ie lebten g9orte 0es g(r5tes ber-
i6long Elm furdtborer Grod.
ggas i6 inn eriten Mloment ge.
tbon-if ipeiB es ni1t mebr oelit.
Iid. SD erinnere mid nur, ooB id
@roItiide un0 @ronotipIitter in oie
Quft fliegen ia6. Gin Groflumpen
trof ou8 mid nit oaer @udt an
ser O9ale. Ole @ranate 6otte na6
Scr S6Gbung Oes Stabsar5tes etipa
odt Sdritte Dor uns entfernt einge.
id)lagen. Ger &opf mar benomnlen ;
oie 8ifriniGiire oerbreitete einen un-
angenebmen @eru6. ,,Weine Serren,
na9 linfs 5iriid, - mir fonnen iebt
nid)t biniiber. 49," SIN ndditen
2lugenbIid idlug aud idon oie 5pei.
te @rauote auf DEM @ege elm, oen
mir geben ipoIlten. @ir eiIten - in
entsegengeiebter 9lidtung. Cine
brittle @ranate nod itreifte rnieren
@eg, Oonn tparen mir aus Dem be.
itridenen 5eloe
Sn Der 2a5orettenunterfunft, IN
Der es ioitber imO nett oisiob, ipie
i'm Sperotionsiaole zines Spitals,
lporteten mir, bis Der Granotregen
naheeIaiien batte. 9mmdblid fam
in meme @oneen Die 5orbe tpieOer,
oenn ib mar tiihtig blaB gemor0en.
ltnO Der Stabsar5t meinte: uSo,
oieie @ranaten iinO boie Ginger. I'm
ldngit bate ih Elm paor ToOte, bic
feline @erlebungen batten. 92ur Der
9uftorud 6atte ibnen @ebirn ODER
9unge 5erriiien. Sect bo6en sic es
oud gcipiirt, tuie Ser 800 ieine @iii.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-22
5rii6-@ermaniIde snnit.

Cine Sor0erousitellitng Grii6-
@ermonii6er alrnit iuiro iest I'M
9erliner Safer 6rieOrid 01uieiim
ge5eigt Ganit ioll einige 9(uffld-
RING gegeben peroen iiber ein nod
foum Oitrdfori6tes @e6iet, iiber Oie
9unit Der Siteot6en 6piiden Dem 3.
uno Z. So6r6unoert, Die Gunit sur
8cit Ebcoocrid'S ocs @roBeu bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-22
g0ilbidlnben inl 0riene.

@ilOIdaSen I'M Griesc.
glus oen beri9ieOenIten @olen
0eltti6Iono's miro BON oen 2on0-
tpirtben Oarii6er &Iage gefii6rt, oaB
ser @ilOi6aOen i9linlmer ais je
lire Sooten uuO oanlit Oie nd6Ite
grnte beOro6e. 0ie GorreiponOen5
00as neue 9ieid)," Oie iidj nit Oieier
pi6tigen Sroge beidGftigt, meilt Oa-
rouf bin ooB es iib notiirlitb nidt
I'M oie finon5ieae S6GOigitng oes
ein5elnen 9eiibers banole; I'M 5rie-
Sen ipie i'm Griege erbdlt Can't Dem
@iloidaOengeieb Der 2onopirt6,
penn au1 mandnal MIR unboa-
itGnOig iutO mondmol erit na9 bic
lerlei llmItdnoen, oen @ilOi6ooen,
Der i6m angeridtet lit, bereiitet; (;
a6er i'm &rieg lit es oiiOers iuie I'M
6rieoen: Ser Sdooen, oen Die grnte,
unO ser 9lusfau, Ocn Oanit oie
IolfsernGbrlng leioet, lit olr6 fei-
nerlei finan3ieQe @ergiitung lpieoer
git 5u MAIDEN gS miro Damn pei-
ter ausgefii6rt, oob 0ie Ginge in oen
6eiOen medlenburgiihen Ser5ogtbii.
mern beionOers idIinlm Iieeen; a6er
aub in oen iibrieen 9unoesitooteu
gingcn 5ipeifellos@}iIlionen oerlorcn.
SIN 9lnidhiB Oaran miro bemerft:
ogfotiirli9 miro es nibt lei6t lein,
Der glot6 5u iteuern. @on einigen
Soften lit bcreits Die 9lilfbeblng ooer
&iir5ung Der S6on5eiten angcregt
iporoen. gieaei6t l1Bt iib ou6, lmo
ni9t MIR fir Medlenburg, ionoern
fir oaS gan5e 9fei6, Die 9lnregung
OiirHfii6ren, oab iiberaa Dertrauens-
miiroigen %erlonen unter geipiiien
&alltelen oos SSogorc1t imo Der no-
tbige gl6I9uB iibertragen miro. Dab
nit elmer iol1en MaBreecl olf Der
anOeren Seite nidt etpo pripote Syn-
tereiien unteritiibt mer0en ipiiroen,
brouHt ni1t beionoers betont 81 per-
Den; es banoeIt iid ia MIR Inn N}oB-
nobmen fir Die 0alier ocs &rieges,
lmO Der Grtrag Der SSogO fonntc ia
in irgeno elmer @eiie fir genciaO-
lide ooer Ionituie eemeinniitiee
3lpede ein6ebnlten iperoen. Der
SdoOen freilib, Der oen SogOeigen-
tbiimern cntitebt, ldBt iif nibt ocr-
meiOen. @r fam imO miro nu1 Dem
Griegc wieOer reparirt peroen. Soa-
ten ober Oieie ggege ni9t gone6or
eri1eineil Damn Gilt cs chen, onoerc
81 iitden. Die @efabr lit 81 groB,
oIS ooB S6picrigfciten irgeno mel
dc 9loae ipielen oiirfeu. @s oiirfen
ni9t Milionen oerni6tet lmO unge.
56blte @engen bon 6riidten lrnO @e-
treiOc Der Golfsern66rimg ent5ogen
merOen in einem g[ugenblid, po man
(natiirlib gang nit Re1tD oel
81dern oie 8anoooa Strcltnebl Der.
bietet. 0ie 9lei6sregierung appel
lirt an Oie Spariamfeit, an oie
Selbit5u6t, an oic Opfermiligfeit
oes oeliti9en @oIfcs. g9ir outiuor-
ten nit einem glppea an bic &eibs-
regierung: mir erbitten imO erpor-
ten cine iofortige 8riifltng Ser 6roge
mo Den i6lelmigen GrloB elmer
notwithstanding Die ourh
weitgebenOen 9lbi1uB Oes @ilOes I'M
gan5en llnfang oes9ieides Den @ilo-
idaoen auf Oas m0glibit geringite
WloB beibrAdnft."
0nS n9erliner EogebIott~ bemertt
On5u: Scr bier eelteno gemo6ten
6oroeriIng lit I'M Sntereiie Der ans.
reiGenoen Siderlng inierer Bolts
ern6brlng our9aus 5u5uitintinen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-22

Wlein letter 8eIIt an Der Jront
qalt Sen Gotes lorraine. Gort babe
i'd bel Dommortin in ben Septen.
bertagen meme Seuertoiife i'm
Gtropnellreget enpfongen. Seiite
ioIlte id mebr bic gefonntidoft nit
@ranoten moden. gs nar meme
o(biidt. uuiere Snfauterie IN ibreit
por0eriten Stellungen niif5uiuhel.
1abei bate ib nit meincm 9egleis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-02-22
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g8ofbingtot, -, - beiite, ~
9rGiioent S8illon mogl'lSs ster, 5fp
gleitet BON ieiner E0s,,sp Sp,,l peotf's,. e..
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6ienIt in Der Central. .gresVyS res ySus etlis
Stride bel. s. mar OlSs Ssit 'slntalsi''
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oes n@eiBen Saus.9aIpagi9t Iaitcte.
lioenten Silr STRIDE De9leD .,tidtp
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GurreIpOnOcntcm~ nidlt p;1;'rS gs0talss,rt
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The Washington herald., 1915-12-08
''PORKY" FLYNN Is
BEATEN BY DILLON

New York. Dec. Jack Dillon. the
swarthy heavyweight destroyer. de-
feated "Porky'' Flynn in ten-round
bout at the Broadway Sporting Club to-
night DiIlon's superior in-ishting and
assressiveness entitled him to the popu-
lar award,
The bout was fairly even for six
rounds. In the seventh Dillon went into
the lead and increased his fighting speed
Flynn made a feeble rally in the ninth,
when he cut Dillon's ear with some
stinging jabs. But the damage was
slight. for Dillon bored in and planted
several crunching reports to Flynn's alb
domen. Flynn held on at every oppor-
tunity. and this enabled him to last the
route.
Flynn outweighed his adversary by
twenty-five pounds. scaling in at l9s
rounds. This disadvantage did not seem
to perturb Dillon. for he set right out
and made a rushing fight Of it. In the
early stage Flynn merely stood and
showered Dillon's face with long left
jabs. But the blows were fatherly. and
Dillon brushed them aside and worked
to close quarters. This body pounding
weakened Flynn until at the end he was
ready to drop.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-08
PANHANDLER PAID,
BUT GUESS BAD

New York. December I.-"Jim" Mitch
el. who is generally looked upon
as the daddy Of the weight throwers
Of America in that he is the man who
has been longest IN competition. had an
amusing experience several days ago
while making his way through the mystic
mazes OF the Municipal Building. Jim
had stepped out of one OF the many exits
and was confronted by a Park Row
's-nt" who hailed him with how're yer.
Mr.. Flanagan
Mitchell glared at the panhandler and
went on his way. only to be picked up
by him on the other side Of the post
which the gent had lodged behind.
This time the salutation was how're
yer. Matt McGrath7" Jim" states that
he became tired OF being SO saluted and
bade the man "be on your wayw The
fellow was not to be denied. however.
and he again picked up the genial Mitch
el with how're yer. Martin Sheridan ?''
This brought "Jim" to q stop. and he
issued a challenge to the persistent PAN
handler as follows:-'Me bucko. you've
made enough guesses. but IL you guess
correctly. I'll give you q dimer' Where
upon the tramp said II know you're not
Pat Ryan but you're wan o. thin IRISH
weight throwers anyway
He got the dime.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-08
FANS SHOW Interest
in TRIO OF BATTLES
Kid Greek. Local Feather-weisht. and
Harry Glenn Working Hard for
Ten-Round Bout.

More interest has been displayed by the
fans since the announcement that the
next attraction Of the Maryland Athletic
and Social Club would be . triple all
star affair. II now appears that Man
ager La Fontaine has brought before
the club just the kind Of show which
the public desires.
Kid Greek and Harry Glenn. the for
mer of Washington and the latter from
Baltimore. will go on in the final ten
round match. and as both Of these boys
have performed before the club on pre-
vious occasions. no instructions are nee
essary. 1t happened but a little over a
month ago that these same boys met
in the ring. and after each had been
rocked to scmiconsciousness during the
engagement. the battle was declared a
draw. 1t Is the purpose to let these
hpys fight II out over a longer route,
thereby necessltatinS the ten-round con-
test.
Kid Thomas. Greeks most noted rival
for the Washington honors. is slated to
met Sailor Epsteeme. neighbor of
Glenn in the second attraction. These
two boys have never met before, but
as far as Thomas is concerned. nothing
need be said. Epsteeme on the other
hand Is said to be one of the fastest
Of the feStherweishts in the Monumental
pected to endeavor to take Thomas
scalp back home following the fight.
The Baltimore lad comes highly touted
as a boring-in fighter. capable of land
ing the kayo with either hand. and In
this bout the fans may get a glimpse
of knockout. Thomas also carries the
wallop in either init. and while Epsteeme
is trying to put over the punch. Thomas
may see an opportunity to use his. with
the result that again the opponent Will
get the count of ten.
Bert Green and kentucky Smith will
swap punHhes in the other ten-round af-
fair which. in itself should prove worth
while.
Besides these three matches there will
be a four-round preliminary to open up
the evenings entertainment Just who
will appear in this bout Is not certain.
but Manager I.aTontaine will announce
his selection in the next few days.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-08
COLUMBIA ELEVEN
TO BE HONORED

New York. Dec. 7.-Members OF the
Columbia University football team. which
won all its games this fall. have been
invited to a dinner at the Columbia UNI
versity Club on Wednesday evening, De-
cember Is. Many of the former Blue and
White gridiron stars will attend, and the
program includes speeches from some OF
the former captains.
No date has been set for the election or
next years captain or for the meeting Of
the Insignia Committee to award the let
ters'' to the players.
The return Of football to Columbia has
the selection of another form
of insignia. Last year distinctive kinds
of letters" were chosen for each sport,
and various forms Of block .'Cs' were
named for crew, track and baseball.
When the baseball team goes outdoors
for practice in March 1t will find the dia-
mond laid out in the southeast corner Of
the playing field. and the football stands
on the south side win be used as base
ball bleachers. The north stand seats
will be constructed next summer. and the
present plan calls for the erection Of new
football stands at both ends Of the field
next fall.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-08
Four CorneredTourney
For the Gridiron Title

The independent football title of the
District will leave but two contenders
for the championship by sundown Sun
day il the plan of Manager Joe oliveri
natures.
The big independent gridiron classic In
this vicinity will be staged with the ViSi-
lants meeting their ancient rivals. the
ENGINEERS from Washington Barrack. in
the main attraction, and the crack Mo-
hawk A. C. battling the Nationals in the
opening game.
The Engineers won the independent
title from the Vigilants last season In
the only defeat registered against the
Big "V" lads in three years by an In
dependent team. On this occasion the
field was a sea of mud and it was i'm
POSSIBLE for either team to show to its
best advantage.
The vigilants are out for revenge Sun
day and are practicinG every evening this
week in preparation for this big game.
The Engineers have played but one local
team this season, this being the Empire
The Washington herald., 1915-12-08
HOLLENBACK AFTER
PENN COACHING JOB

Philadelphia, Dec. 7.-Wiliiam Hollen-
back, former captain Of the 1903 football
team of the University Of Pennsylvania,
who played with such men as Eolwell,
Eddie Greene. Vincent Stevenson, when
Old Penn met Columbia and Harvard on
the gridiron. and who Is a candidate for
election as n graduate director of the
board of directors of the Athletic Asso-
citation. came out definitely yesterday af-
ternoon as a candidate for football coach
at Penn next season. His running for
the head-eoach position was publicly an
nounced when Hollenback presented to
Provost Edgar Smith his credentials,
showing his record as a football coach
since graduating from Penn.
Hollenback, since graduating from
Pennsylvania. has coached the Univer-
sity OF Missouri. Penn State and the
Pennsylvania Military College. He has
had great success at the three colleges.
The announcement Of Hollenback's desire
to coach has caused talk among the un-
dergraduates as well as graduates and
former Red and Blue gridiron stars. He
and Bob Folwell have come out for a
change In the Penn system Of coaching.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-08
KRAENZLEN LIKELY TO
COACHPENN TRACK TEAM

Philadelphia. Dec. 1T was reported
on good authority at the University Of
Pennsylvania today that Alvin c.
Kraenzlein. the former Pennsylvania
hurdler. who holds both the 10 and 10
yard hurdle records in the intercollegiate
and Olympic contests, VIII succeed
George Orton. the present track coach.
who had decided to enter business.
Kraenzl1ln hes coached at Aercers-
burg and Michigan. where he achieved
considerable reputation. Two years
ago he was appointed by the German
government to take charge Of its men
for the Olympics and he did mucht to
arouse athletic enthusiasm In that coon-
try. The war, however, compelled his
return to this country.
Last year he was mentioned a. train
er Of the Pennsylvania eleven. but as
there was opposition his name was with
drawn.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-08
HORSEMEN EXPELLED
BY TROTTING BOARD

New York, Dec. six horsemen were
expelled and two were suspended by the
Board of Review of the National Trot-
ting Association today. The meeting was
held at the Murray Hill Hotel, and last
ed all DAY. Those expelled are: Henry
Hall. of Millsboro. Del, for starting
Marandes Boy out of his class as Clif-
ford H.. C.17 1-D eight years ago in
Maryland.
s. r. Taylor, c. E. Scranton. and
George wininger all of Madison. Conn.
for starting Lawton (2.11 1-9 out Of his
class, under the name of T. A. NJ at
Brooklyn, Conn. and Amherst. Mass. in
1914 The horse which has changed hands.
Is suspended until the return of the small
winnings.
Albert Delay and William f. Russell, Of
Waterbury. Conn. for starting Edna L.
C2Os 1-D as Lady Sinclair at Youngstown.
Ohio. Macfee. n. j.. and Belle Vernon.
Pa
Those suspended are: B. L. Roberts. Of
Worcester, Mass. until the unlawful win
nings of Carrie R.. formerly Pauline Girl
Ce21 1-D. are returned for distribution He
said the mare raced out OF her class five
years ago at Brockton. Mass.
J. b. Jones. of Chicago. and the mare
Caroline. until the unlawful winnings for
starting the mare out of her class at
Cranwood. Ohio. are returned.
protest by Lon McDonal. OF Indi-
annapolis. against the bay fly Humfast
and Thomas W. Murphy. of Poughkeepsie.
occupied all the afternoon session. The
protest was on the Futurity at Columbus,
O.. on Septen ber . last Murphy ex-
planned the circumstances and was exon
Grated.
Other protests were investigated and
dismissed. President p. p. Johnston. OF
Lexington. KY, presided at the meeting.
which will be continued tomorrow and
probably Thursday.