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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-30
10 ibueu, mir 6o6en oie 9ade 8ucrit
erfunoen."
@eripGtete @eibuodtS-
freu0e fir 9erIiner
&in0er.

Berlin, pia 2on0on, %. Sonuor.
Siinf6unoert Ginoer aus Berlin
oereu Gdter ouf Dem 6eloe Ser @6-
re gefaIlen, er6ielten am @dttipoM
oie @eiGenfe, meIde ibnen bon oen
&inOern BON 9lmerifo geionot NOR.
Sen poren. Ole oeripGtete ggeib-
notwithstanding lpuroe in einem Scr
groBen giss@olaite gerlin's abge-
balten
SeoeS aino er6ieIt Elm paar Sdu-
be, &IeiOlmgsitiide uno SpieliaHen
Gur6 oie giitige Spenoe oes Serrn
Sacques Nlober, eines in Berlin
ipobnenoen g(nerifaners, 6efam ie.
oes ainO oliBerOem bier Marf ($)
in baaren @elo.
5rau Sames gg. @eroro, sic sat.
tin oes amerifoniiden 9otiHafters,
umO 5rau Sacques @lager, leteten
Ole @ert6eiliug ser @eideufe; i6nen
itanoen oie g1itglieoer oes n&atrioti.
iden 6roueu gereins~ unO oes
u9lmerifaniiden 6rauensSiilfs.gomi-
tes" 3ur Seite.
Ger 6eierIidfeit po6nten 8ertre-
ter Der Gaiierin 9luquita @ictoria
unO Der aronprin5eiiin Gecilie, Die
Wlit9licoer 0es Sto6es Ser omerifani-
iden 9otidoft uno oes omerifani-
iden Gouiulats, iowie piele promi-
nente GelitiHe 6ei,
Sr. Soiep6 s. @rep, ser Sefretdr
Der amerifd1iiden goti9aft, ser
in gotibafter @erorO's 93ameu
iprod, iibermittelte Sic @riiBe Der
amerifaniihen &in0er al i6re flei-
nen oeittiben Sreunoe. Sofrat6
8loidfe ertpi0erte, inoem er Dem
Cant Ger oeuti6eu ainoer 9lus.
Orud ga6 lno nit einem Sod oilf
Die amerifuuiiden ainoer idIoB.
Berlin bofft, OaB sic 81 bl
Der @erettcten 0cs
80 ii d IA fi9
bergroBert.
8crlin, 30. Sonuar (ora6tlos
ii6er SaDoiIle, 8. 50 glus gil-
belms6o0en traf 6eute bier ein Eele-
gramm ein, in Dem elm @1atroIe Ser
8eiabung 0es &relBers r9liider"
mittbeilt, ooB er bon einem 0eutiden
0onlpfer gerettet iporOen lei. 0ieS
gie6t in oeutiben &reiicn sur &off.
nung 9lnlaB, Dab nod me6r @litelie-
Ser ser Seiabung oes n8Iiiders~ ouf
dbnlibe @eiie gerettet porOen lino.
Die @erliner 3eitlngen perofieutli-
den oen 2onooner 9Gri6t ii6er sic
Seeidla1t, geben ober gleid5eitig
i5rer Soffnrng glusOrud, oaB es iib
ipdter berausitellen miro, 0aB Die
@ngldnOer ein oOer me6rere Sdiife
in Dem Sample berloren bo6en.
258 Ni ann auf ngitnor~ un-
tergegangen
2onOon, 90. Sonuor. - Cine 9er-
te Oeroffentlibte @erluItIiite beiagt,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-30

9tem Norf, 30. Sanuar. ~
Gapitdu G0win Z. &in6in ser 0cn
0aupfer nGl @}onte" our6 W1inen-
feIoer am 9}euja6rstage ii6er in Oen
Saien bon Bremen gebra6t bate.
febrte beute nit ieinem Sdiffc narb
g3ew-Dorf 5uriid. Obmo6l Gapitdn
@in1ins 2eiihtng nit 9eluunOe-
rung in Bremen aufgenomneu pltr-
DC, lit er Oenno9 einem eingc6cnoen
Gcrb0r our6 bic 0eiltlden @e60roen
iunterpOrfen morOen imo crit freige-
laiien porOen ais er geniigenoen
9luii6luB altf Oie 6ragen ge6en
fonnte. Gr mnr0e in Bremen Ie6r
gefeiert, oa er 0as critic Sanoelsi6iff
inter amerifaniider 6lagge no9 Al
Sa6ren in eincn oeiIti1en Safen ge-
bra6t 6atte, imO neil es ais @un-
Ger betra6tet plr0c, 0oB er in6e-
i6dOigt Our1 Die N@inenfeloer BIN
0urHgefommcn mar. Captain 8in-
din erflGrte, ooB er i'm 9te6el Ieinen
g9eg na6 9remen gefunoen 61tte,
o6ne bon 0en oeilti6en Sdla6tibif.
fen, Oie an Der Safeneiufa6rt liegen,
bemerft 81 perOen. eyn 9renlen
muroen Die Sffi5iere uno @}onni6af-
ten Oes 9ampferS ouf oos Ser5-
Iihite aufgenommen. Ias S6iff
botte cine 2a0ung bon 5000 @aaen
9alummoae nad Bremen gebra6t
unO febrtc nit Sal5 na9 Oen Ser.
Stdaten 5uriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-30
aaiIer nn6 Gi@ter.

9erlin bia 9on0on, %. Sonuar.
II Ger .9erliner 2ofal.9ln5eiger"
beroffentliht in einem bettigen sIr-
tifcl ipeitere giu5el6eiten ii6er ben
@eIud oes boperiiden Sdriititellers
Gr. 2uOpig @augbofer i'm Soupt-
quarter oes aaiiers auf iron5oH-
Idem gooen. Ger glrtifel er3dblt
bon elmer 5abrt oes Monarden uno
oes SdriftlteIlers ua1 Gonherp, in
Ser @egeno bon Seoau. Sier, an
biItorii6er 5telle, ipradb ser 4aiier
BON Der @inbeit oes oeiitihen @olfeS
uno iagte: uGas lit meine groBte
8reuoe, ooB id) Oos erleben Ourfte. "
Ger aaiier 5eigte @augbofer OieStel-
lem no emit iein @oter iudbrenO Der
Sdlaht Bel SeOan geitanOen no
DlapoIeon uno 9ismorf 5uiammen-
eetrofieu lmO auoere biitoriibe@unf-
te.
Gum S9luB ging oie 6abrt nit
Dem gluto na1 Dem &auptquartier
oes 4ronprin3en, no nod Dem Sriib-
Itiid Ser 4aiier nit einem 2dheln
iih an ieinen Sobn panote ino
meinte: ,W1on befomnt Bel Cir BEL.
iere Saden 81 ellen ais 6ei mir. SD
mer0e mir ii6erleQen, ob ih Cir lift
0einen Sod ipegnebme."
Ger auiier Bate @elegeubeit, Gan.
ieno frap5oiiicbe @cfangene 81 ieben,
lpie iic borbei moridirten. gr mar
iebr erfreilt. aIs einige lire @dppis
abuobmeu umo i'm begriiBteu. Der
aoiier ertpioerte ieOen ein5elnen
GruB. Ginen photographer wies
Der Safer an, oie ariegsgefongenen
uno niht immer i'm 5u photographs
rem.
Die @eieaihoft itieg ihIieBIicb eli
nen iteilen SiigeI binon, Inn Die lin.
gegeno beiier iiberieben 5u f0nnen.
gei'm gbitieg glitt Or. @ane6ofer
ous. Ger 2oiier ergriff auf Ser
Steqe Sen 9(rm oes 9i6ters 1no be.
lpa6rte oeniel6en 10 Dor einem Sale,
nobel er benerfte: oSolOateu inO
GiOiliiteu miiiien iih INNER, 10 melt
iie MIR fonnen, 6eIfen"
9eim 9(6enoeiien i'm Sauptquar.
tier, al Dem 5e6n @erionen tbeilno6-
men 5ollte Ser Gaiier Den 9abern Ell.
neu biibiden Sribut fir i6re Sopfer-
felt. oSie iinO ftramme 9erle un0,
@ott iei Can't, sic 9inge ge6en iiber-
all porip1rts 9luf ser Speiiefarte
iiano. @e6odener Slid, foItes 6leii6,
aefodte aartoffeln uno S6it init
arieas6ro6. g}o9 0em @lieu borte
Scr aaiier iid eineu Gortrog eines
jingen 9ffi3iers iiber cine neue Gr-
finoung fir oie mooerne Griegsfiib.
rung an Ger Nlonard oonfte Dem
iingen Strntegen uno fragte, OF Oie
Sran8oien oosielbe nidt audi MAIDEN
f0nnten, porollf Ger Sffi5ier antipor.
tete: DSdpobl, Wlaieit1t, aber niHt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-30
Die (9in6rrdIer nrrlaftet.

g9egen ocs ongc6licbcn 9ieOlluVt.c
ipnr0en geitern Der II Sabre u@. 's..
gilbert @areQa bon Ger. 814 Sp'' '.
9laep, ser II Sabre aIte SoicpQ Wv
late BON glr. 302, &reiioent'SirupI,g,t
lno Ser Is Sabre alte @ngene SvD IA
bon 9tr. 4OS, Siio-Sig6itraBc' 0ul5 ,li'
9idter Smit6 in Ser 0itliden gv' Nrit
5ciItotion inter $1,000 9iiraiqu,r
oetn @eri9tsDerfa6ren iiberIplele,"~ e"'
Die Orei Syiinglinge ioGen in Den y
oen bon @aaace & @alc in Yer, Kan So,'
SiiO-@aDitraBe, mo IN Den Su .;S.
bon 6ranf 8cit BON 9tr. 424, S"~ a',
GarolineitroBe, einee6ro9en guUt' 's6r
Sie erbeuteten @aaren i'm SSe''
bon $100.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-30

groBcren @iiteru sur &ermeuOung
fommeu f5unen.
&uBlano oridt @eriicn
fein 9eOouern aus.
@etroqroO, pia 2on0on, 20.
Souuar. ~ HuBIano Bat @eriieu oa-
BON in aeuntuiB geiett, es beOauere
uucnolid. oab @eriien Der S6au-
plat bon 6einoieligfeiten ocmoroeu
iei. SSn Ger y}ote beibt eS, bic tiirfi-
ide Snpaiion iei gegen 9iIBlanO gc-
ric6tet, woOur6 Oie Grgreifiug ent-
iprebcn0cr @2aBna5men not6wenoig
geworoeu iei
nIennciiee~ eifrig an
Scr 9lrbeit.
9(lcran0riu, GgDptcn, 30.
Syanuar, Dia 2onoon. - Ger ameri-
fanilhc &rer3er ,.Seunciiee, Ger felt
GINGER 3eit Odnit bei6ditiat mar,
aus aleinaiieu 5liidtlinge naA
@gDptcn 5u 6ringen bat bis iest
nidt meniger ais 5000 iprii6e5iimt
linge in 9neranoria gelanOet. @trua
1900 meitere 6liidtlinge peroeu
morgen erpartet.
lle6er 1000 @erioncn 0aOon be-
iinocn ii6 in troitloier 2ugc 9a-
BON iinO ctlpa 5uci 9rittcl 9luiien.
0ic 9legiering bat @2aBna5men &C.
trofieu, I'M 5eitiueilig Oieie 5lii9t
linge 81 bc5er6ergcn.
&riegsgeriht in 2 iio.
g(frifu.
@loem fontein, Sronje.6lilB-
aolonie (oio 9onoom, 80. Sauuar-
Gin porlaufigcs @er60r gegen 8a-
reno g8eIieIs, Gin W}itglieO oes iiio-
afrifanii9en @arlaments, welHes
9lnfang Ge5ember megen onge6liden
SoGperratbs Oer6oftet poroen mar,
muroc am 1oneritog a6gebalten.
9}ad Dem borgelegten 9epeismate-
rial oeranlabte er 500 9uren, ii6 Den
9ie6ellen ai5ui6lieBen. Ser san
lpuroe bis ouf g8eiteres oertagt imo
Neiiels obne 8ulaiilng einer 9iirg-
idoit feitgebalten.
&ebenSmittel mer0en mir
fir Gibiliiten crponot
merOen.
g9ai6ington, %. Sonuar. ~
Ger 6ieiige oelrtibe @oti6after, @raf
bon gernitorff. pieoer6olte 6eute
mieOer f6rmli6 Dem Stats Gepar-
tement Oie @crii6eritng Ser Oeitiden
9egierrng ipegen ser @e6onolung
Ser aus sen @ereini9ten Staoteu
nod 9eutiAlono erportirten 2e6ens-
mittel. Iie Grfldring loutet:
SD m0dte f0rnli6 erfldren, Sab
oie ocutide &egieruug beripri6t, sic
ans oen @ereinigteu Staaten nad
Geutidlan0 ilnportirten 9e6enniittel
nidt fir Oie Gegierng, 0os Seer
unO Die 6lotte 5u Oerpen0eI oOer
irgeno pelcbeu 9lgenten ser 9iegie.
rung weiter5ugeben. 0ie Oeutide
9fegierling 9orantirt cine @ert6ei-
hing oieier Se6ensmittel ourh ome-
rifaniihe Snporteure ousi6lieBlib
an Die GiDil6eOolfering nidt 81 be-
binOern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-30

VIE bic see ld6elno ben Stab Ients
te, fonnte man glauben, boB bas 2ez
ben all bieier &inber pl0Bli9 ausqez
febt bdtte llnb pie fton0en iie ba!
@an3 ibrer 9lplle bineegeben. Reiner
riibrte Elm 9Iieb. Gdum 3udte elmer
nit Der Wtmper. &einer nollte In Ieis
ner 2eiitung benz dnberen naHfeben
un0 fiiblts bos Q(uec bes DIRECTORS
bon elmer ungetDihen StelIe Der auf
iicb oericbtet.
ns5amosl" Taote Der Baron.
glun trat bic See pieDer dufs 30.
bum, Idbritt bur9 oen fhldfenben
@aol unb ging 3ur Gii9e binduf, no
allen nod Geben mar. Der bide Gou
to6te iid nod einmdt trdftig aus 3ipiz
ftben Teinem Rohgef6irr. llnb Dann
qef9ob es aud ba pie i'm W(drGen;
9as 6euer, bos auf benz 6erbe
fladerte, por6 fill unb iflief Elm, un0
Der graten b0rte duf 3u bruBeln, unb
Der Sod, Der ben &iitenjungen, neil
ct etipos berIeben bate, in ben 6adren
oleben iDollte, lieb ibn lbs unb f6lief
ROD einmal lieB bic See bon Der
&iihentreppe aus ben 3auberitab iiber
allies gu ibren 5iiBen eeben, oann
iDilroe es buntel.
Sine feline, leiIc, miioe Mulit feBte
Elm. Simmer blieb Iie Iic6 alei8, unb
bod unitridte Iie bic 6er3en aller enz
ger unb snger. Wlon fiiblts, OdB allies
rings berum in tiefem S6lummer lag,
boB iicb ouf ben @dumen Dor bern
Gnloffe feia 8lott mebr reqte.
2lllmd6lin icbpanO bds 9untel.
uub Der gan3e Sirius lag IN unbcs
itimmter 9dmmerung oa. DD9 nan
ertannte allies. 9lur iUor es ipie Din~
ter einem S9lcier. 2lub in bas
9urmgema1 tonnte man ipieber le1tn.
Da loq 2ufretia nom ipie borDer. Wan
tonntc 9lauben, Iie babe tpdbrsno Der
8eii. 6nB bic See oos ean3s SdlOB in
tiefeu Shldf perIentte, teinsu gIiem
aug geton.
@s bsI4Iicb Sons ipie 2lneI um lie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-30

audi nidt 5uSdaOen gefommen. Gos
Stoats. .Gepartemcnt 6atte beute MIR
menige 5uberIdiiige 9laIricbteu aus
Nlerifo cr6aIteli, bod berlalitet NIT
9eIiimnlt6eit, oaB General S6regou
NIT 10000 @lann in Ser SoltptitoOt
einge3ogen OoB 9loque @ou5ole5
@ar5o ser prooiioriide 9rdiioent Der
GonDentionaliiten, am q. Sauuar
nad Guernabaca gereiit iei Sein
ougen6IidliGer 9lufent6oltsort lit
ni1t befannt.
Gas Stoats Ieportement bat ei-
nen @eri1t bonn 10. Sonuar iiber sic
3uitdnoe in Sen Goniulor0iitrifteu
bon @era Gru5 er6olten nod Dem
General Gorran5a oeri1ieOene 0efre-
te erIaiien bat, in oenen oie @emeil-
Sen fir autonom erfldrt, 9lrbeits5ei-
ten 2o6nfrogen II. /. ~. gercgelt uno
freie ginfii6r BON @ei5en geitattet
Weroen 3oIG auf @etrolelum lit
e6enfolls a6geidofit morOen 9lus
Sernoiillo, Sonora miro Dem 9e-
partement eencl0et, ooB in iener
@egeno 0ie 2e6ensnlittel fnopp 5u
meroen beginner, uu0 OoB noment-
lid tnter Ocn Grnereu @olfsfloIien
oie 9fot6 groB 5u peroen orobt.
Sin bisber im6eitGtigtes @eriidt
beiagt, OaB General 6roncisco Gino
erniilib Deriuunoet porOcn lei. Sic
ie 9ladriht 6rodtc Elm Selegron1m
bon Goniul Sillinon, ser ferner BE-
ridtete, SAB IN ser merifonii6eu
SnuptItaot 9iubc 6erridc. General
S6regon, ser 6ei ieinem Gin3ug in
StaOt @}erifo cinige 9ln6anger go
pato's 81 @efongenen gemaht Bat
beiebte ar6 ale Tororte bon StaOt
N}erifo.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-30

ooB sic 9eiobung oes cugliiden
Siilfsfre5ers nGifuor", Ser Dor eini-
gen Sageu oil Der &iiite bon Srlano
unterging, ans 25S 0}ann 6eitan0,
0ie massachusetts lmngefommen iinO.
9ln gorO 6efanoen iih Nlarnidaften
ser 6lottenreierpe lmo Der SanOels-
marine, oormter "A @auu ans g3eu-
6uuOlauO
Gin ruiiiides Gementi
@etroQro0, %. Summarize
ng8icncr 9lageneinc 3eihmg" brinat
eineu glrtifeL pelder bciagt, ooB
RuBlano Die W3ogIiGfeit eiues iepa-
roteu Srieoeusi1mHes nit Seiier-
rei1-llngarn III grmdgung ge3ogen
babe. Die eiuem etrpoigen 6rieoeus-
i6hliie 81 @runOe gelegten 9coiua-
uugen iollen sic ieir, OaB Seiterrei6-
llngarn @oIi5ien Oil 9}uBlouo obtrc-
te, uno OaB 9lnBlano ieine @iniuiIli-
guug 5u elmer 9lnnectirllng Ser6ieus
ieitens SeiterreiGs ge6e.
Gie rniiiihe iemi-oifi5ielle 9lohrids
ten-9lgentur bat Oieies @eriiAt fate
goriid oenentirt. sic erflGrte, Die
0lelOimg ent6e9re ieoer t6atiddliben
gegriinOung unO iei BON Seiterreid]
aus unloitereu WlotiOen Der6reitet
porOeu.
Ser6enprin3 nod Ser
&iDiera.
g(t6em 90. Sonuar, 0io 9onOon.
4rin5 @eorg BON Ser6ien miro
morgen in 9lt6en anlaugeu. Gr be-
iinoet iid mlf Dem @e9e na1 Der
9li0iero, 100 or iicb bon ieinen i'm
&riege erlittenen @erleBungen erbo-
len mill.
g d ut m q Bito + men b. il + =
portet.
@ere6ig, oin 9on0on 80. San.
- Gcpei6en ans @ieu meIoen, oer
Staotratb imO sic @reiie 0erlaugten,
oaB 6ie oiterreidii6smgariiden Sc
6or0eu ouf Der Ste1e Dem geiipiel
Delti6lono's folgen luo oQe Eager
bon @etreioe, W3ebl uno 6leii6 be-
i6lagunbnlen iolteu. SAT- gar fein
@etrei0e miro auf Den MGrften in
@ien. 9uoapeit uno @rag auge6oteu
Die @reiie 1T nod Ser CepeiHe oa-
rim einig, onB cine groBe aataitrop6e
81 eriuarten lit, wenn man iicb nibt
Sur Gonfis5irung cntidlieBt. Sic 0er-
urt6eiIt sic ieIbitiiidtige Something's
meiie gepiiier imgarii6er Sonowir-
t6e, meIde, ipie es beiBt, Eoiiienoe
BON Eonnen bon @etreioe lno @8ebI
aufitapelten, Inn sic @reiie in sic
So6e 81 trei6en itn0 biel @elO Oaron
ip1ter 5u ber0ienen.
9(uf Sic g(ppeQe ser ldnOmirt6-
idoftliben @rltn06eiiber BAT ii9 Die
oiterreicbic6lngoriide Gegierung oa-
81 oeritanoen, &riegsgeiangene 5i
6eI0arbeiteu 5nr gerfiiguns 5u fel-
len, poOurA Die 9auern in OenStonO
geiebt peroen, an Die 6ront 8l ge6en.
0ie @efangeneu peroen in glbtbei-
lungeu bon 10 bis 100 N3ann ousge-
i9idt un0 mer0en onber mir ouf oen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-30
Sbregon beiett StaOt
90 erifo.

@ero Grlt5, N2ery 20. San. ~
@eueral 9llOaro Sbregon, ser @ar-
teifii6rer Garron5os, ser aeItern
Na6nlittag an oer Spite ieiner
Eruppen Staot Merifo beiebte, na6-
Dem oie Saliptita0t bon 0cn 9(n5Gn-
germ 3apota's gerGlmt woroen mar,
ianOte 5eute einen flr5en 9eri6t
iiber ieine EbGtigfeit an General @e-
muitiano Garran5a, oen eriten G6ef
Der Gonltitutionaliiten, oeHen Sollpt-
quarter iid immer nod in Gera
Gril5 befin0et.
Gnrin meIoet General Sbregon,
oaB er oie 9(bii1t ge6abt 6Gtte, Stoot
Wlerifo 5u bcIagern oaB Dies a6er
unnot6ig gemoroen iei Oo Oie @aupt-
itoot Oorber gerditmt lporoen lit. Gr
itieB angeblib mir ouf icbmaAen @i-
oeritano in eerillger @ntiermng Dor
Ser &auptitaOt Sm SauptQuartier
Garran5a's berri1te beute oie g(n-
Iid3t, OaB General 6runcesco &iaa
angegriffen meroau mir0e, moimmer
er ongetroiien iper0en mag. 6erner
glau6t man OaB Die 9ln6dnoer Gar.
ron8aS imO Ser bon ser Gon0ention
bon 9lguas GaIientes ernonnte probi-
ioriide @rdiioent @utierrc5 auf be-
iten SUB iteIen wiiroen.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-11
OLD PALS GOING WELL.
Higgins and Lincoln Stars of Ameri-
 can Roller Polo League.

Providence, Jan. 11.-Jigger Hig- gins is fitting in nicely in the Taun- ton lineup and in a few more games the old firm of Higgins and Lincoln should make itself felt on the rush line by scoring a, lot of goals. Hig- gins consented to go to Taunton more for the good of the National league as a whole than for any other req son. Manager O'Hara and Captain Jean made a big bid for Higgins at the meeting at which the league was formed, claiming he would go a long way towards making that city a sue cess.
 With LoXon and Lincoln partners on the rush line the Taunton team had no floor worker and it was main ly to correct this bad feature that Higgins consented to leave Provi- denCe for Taunton.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-11
SNAPPER AFTER BERTH.

One of the latest applicants for a job on the Eastern association umpire staff is Charley Shaffer, who has been a minor league player and manager for many years. In 1912 and 1913 Shaffer managed the Norfolk, Va, club of the Virginia league. Last season he took up umpiring and worked in the Ohio State league. He has references from Secretary Farrell of the National board. At various times Shaffer has managed teams in Savannah Ga, Richmond, Va, and Seattle Wash. His home is in Chi cago.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-11
TO-DAY IN PUGILISTTC ANNALS.

1S7S-Charlie Mitchell defeated Bob Cunningham in 50 minutes near Birmingham, Eng. This was note worthy as being the first ring engage ment of the famous fighter who af- terward fought John L. Sullivan to a 39-round draw in France. Mitchell who was born in Birmingham of Irish parents, and whose early ambi- tion was to become physician. was only sixteen when he whipped Gun ningham at Selby Oak, near his na- tive city. He was then a light weight, and in 1879 he fought a draw with the gloves in a London bout with Bill Kennedy. the lightweight cham pion. In 1881 he fought Caryadoff, the Belgian Giant, at Antwerp, and defeated the big fellow in one round. Mitchell never weighed much over the middleweight limit, yet he mixed it with some of the greatest heavv- weights of the day, including Sulli- van. He was on the down grade when he was defeated by Corbett at Jacksonville in 1894, which was his last ring battle.
 1S74-William P. Hart. charter member of Wisconsin Boxing Com mission, born in Eau (Claire.)
 1SS2-George Memsic (Jinn1ny Burns>, Bohemian boxer, born at Streator, ILL
 1S9S-Casper Leon and Jack Ward fought 15-round draw at Trenton, N. j.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-11
FOR SALE.

Prepare for the good old summer time. Prepare for the short working week. Close the doors against hard times by coming over to Maple Hill and buying a acre farm, where you can raise your own fruit and vege- tables, milk, eggs butter and poultry. Good roads, good running water, elec- tric lights, street lights, good trolley service to both New Britain and Hart ford. After dsposing of 14 of those plots or practically all my farm have been fortunate enough to pur- chase another large tract of land from E.. w. Eddy, which is located on Maple Hill Ave- and is in high state of cul- tivation and beautifully sloped. First come. first choice.
 R. H. ERWIN,
 Tel. 1335-13 MAPLE HILL
New Britain herald., 1915-01-11
BIG ED WALSH TO GO.
Sullivan Also Said to Be Slated for
 Release by White Sox.

Chicago, Jan. 11.-That the unWel- heard by no less than eleven members of the White sox, possibly before the start of the 1915 baseball champion ship in the American league, is a, startling revelation of which some of the athletes drawing pay checks from Charles A. Comiskey may not be aware.
 Whether Ed Walsh and Billy Sulli- van, the old guard of the Sox bat teries, are to go to become managers of minor league organizations is one of the problems involved in the new player limit soon to be adopted by the American league.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-11
KINSEJIlA FOR TANKS,
Famous Diggers of Boy Wonders May
 Quit the Giants.

Famous Diggers of Boy Wonders May
 Quit the Giants.
 Chicago, Jan. 11.-Dick Kinsella, the highest paid baseball scout in the country, may forsake the New York Giants for the newly reorganized Yankees. Kinsella is now on his way to New York to confer with the new owners of the American league club.
 Kinsella has been scout for John McGraw for three years. Before that time he dug up a number of ball players, including Larry Doyle, for McGraw. Kinsella draws a salary of $6,0O0 year from the Giants but he has not renewed his contract for next year. Captain Huston of the Yankees is a personal friend of Dick and has been after him for some time.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-11

FOR SALE-Weber upright grand. Very handsome. Full rich tone and fine singing quality. Priced at $650 a few years ago. Can now be bought for $195. The Weber is con- sidered by many of the great plan ists to be the best piano in the world. It's wicked to yet it go at this figure but things are slacken- ing up a bit after the holidays. Sedgwick & Casey, 139-141 Asylum street Hartford, Conn., 1-7-d10
New Britain herald., 1915-01-11
THE REPORT COURTEOUS.
Donovan Appreciates Bouquet, But
 Looks It in the Teeth.

Tommy Connolly. the umpire, is the latest man to join the Bill Dono- van boosters.
 "He knows & lot of baseball and has an ideal temperament for a man. ager," was the comment of Connolly.
 That's very nice of Tommy said Wild Bill' when he heard of the praise the umpire had heaped upon him. The last time we met he put me off the field and fined me $25."
New Britain herald., 1915-01-11
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 To Those Unhappy. Discontented or in Trouble Whatever, he Brings Immediate Relief. If you intend buying or selling property or making any important change, don't fail to ..,, Consult ChirO Immediately Learn the secret of control--the power to inspire others with confi- dence and win success in business, social Or financial life. He tells how tc develop personal magnetism. He Has No Equal. Born with a double veil, educated ir Egypt and India. Satisfaction Guaranteed or no fee accepted. To prove his great powers he will give regular Two Dollar Reading this week
New Britain herald., 1915-01-11
REDUCTIONS

ht of plain colored Silks, including Crepe de Chimes, Radiums and Few patterns in Pussy Willow Silks l lot.
 b Silks that have been $2.OO and seasons styles. Clearance price fums, and printed Crepes in navy brown and wisteria. Neat consar-
 in contrasting colors. Have been 6 800. Clearance price 9Sc. ht of plain colored Messalines, 1S- the thing for fancy work, Things, Ing the year at 59c. Clearance price
New Britain herald., 1915-01-11
JAPANESE INVENTOR DEAD.

Tokio, Jan. II, F. M.-Lieut. Gen eral Baron Nariaki Arisaka, a fam ous Japanese soldier and inventor of the new type of quick firing mountain gun which bears his name, is dead. He was created a baron and awarded the second class of the golden kite for his meritorious service in connec- tion with the Russo-J Japanese war. He was born in 1852.
New Britain herald., 1915-01-11

FOR SALE-Chickering square piano. Better than any upright at $15O. May be bought now for $30. If you want tone quality look at this. You can turn it in within two years in exchange for a new piano and be allowed all you paid for it. Sedg- wick & Casey, 139-141 Asylum street, Hartford. 1-7-d10
New Britain herald., 1915-01-11

FOR SALE-Angelus piano player with $150 worth of rolls has to be sold for $4S. Sedgwick & Casey, 139-141 Asylum street, Hartford.
 1-7-d10
New Britain herald., 1915-01-11

{OpuIar sectlon of our SIX DepartmG
 Eures One dress pattern, each in peach, green and wisteria; exquis- colors; regular $4.5O grade. Clear |9S. navy blue marquisette with bro floral designs; value $7.50. Clear |Ds. tffon Velvet. 40 inches wide, regu- }, now $2.9S.