davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-16
The Trail of Sports in
College Athletic World

1915 and the low in 24:3-5. In addi-
tion 20 these little tricks Murray was
a good second to teamma;c in the
Shotput, and lifts himself over the bar
at feet 10 inches i'm the high jump.
Come to think Of it. Stanford also
sent forth another youth, By the name
Of Murray X. Lindley, who gained more
or less fame on the lawn tennis courts.
Harvard University has been congrat-
ulating itself for the last two or three
years over the fact that Charley Brick
ley had set up reco-d as a goal kick
or that would never be equailed, but
listen TO what Gilmour Dobic, the
Northwestern football coach, has TO
say about certain Max Eak.ns. Of the
University of Washington eleven:
go; all the kickcrs | have ever seen
there is only one man who ever played
football that had anything on Max
Eakins, Cf the University OF Washing
ton, "a a kicker. have seen Max get
the ball away FOX an average OF fifty
five yards IN a game. Then there were
three or four times that n booted the
ball about eighty yards, and without
much roll TO u. either. Pat O'Dea, Of
Wisconsin. was the only mo.eSkin artist
who had anything on Max when IT came
to the kicking department.
Fifteen varsity letters were awarded
TO members Of the Brown football team
by the athletic board last week. The
men who received the "B" were as fol-
lows: 1916 H. =. Andrews. Provi-
dcncc. l.. l.: W ~ Ormsby. Boston:
H. G. SaXtor, Brockton, Mass; +. j.
staff. Brccbton. Mass 1917 /. Frazer,
Providence, r. l.; ". X. Spraguc, North
East. Penn; K. .. Ward. Newark. y. j.;
". ". Wade, Trenton, Tenn. 1918
!. &. Butncr. Winthrop, Mass; VI. Far
nun. Providence, r. H. " J. Jemail.
Newport, r. !. 1919 F. d. Pollard.
Chicago; {. J. Purdy. Auburn, y. Y.
J. II. Weeks, New Bedford. Mass.
Now that the letter men have been
designated. the election Of next years
captain may be looked for in the neG.
future. A. n junior Is usually selected
for this honor, 10 serve during his
senior year, the available men are mar
rowed down to a comparatively few.
r. b. Ward. Of Newark. y. j.. who has
been on the varsity squad for thrco
years, seems to be the logical man for
the position.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-16
Manhattan Freshmen Win.

West Point. y. l.. Jan. 10. Although
the varsity five lost TO the Army's
biz team on the basketball court here
today. the Manhattan freshmen played
hard game against the Army "plebe"
FIVE and finally won from Tho cadets in
an extra hve-minute period after Hogan
had Gagged two goals from the foul line
When time was called the score was a
tie AZ 7 10 T. The final scor, was 9 20 Z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-16
MY FRIEND.

lie was my friend. He understood
All the yagaries Of my mood.
say was joyous. he was gay;
If sad. he felt the self-same way.
He held. with trust, common sense,
.,ll that I told In confidence.
lie died. And now Z look around.
But such friend j. seldom found.
1 miss his kindly presence. yet
\ dog like that l. hard Ia get
-Eldredgc Dcni-on, in Judge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-16
City College Five
Wins All Easy Game

plucky fights IN It's basketball game
York, on the iatte:'s court last night,
but was beaten by score OF 30 10 10.
OF 10 ~ >
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-16
n. 7. y. FIVE CRUSNES
TEAM FR0fi RUTGERS

New York University got some re-
venge Tor its decisive defeat at the
hands of Rutgers College in football
when II overwhelmed the New Bruins
wick basketball five on the University
was SO 20 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-16
Billy McCarney Turns the
Light on Fred Fulton

Pelkey returned to his corner at the
end Of the fifth round. one o. the state
OF Wisconsin Boxing Commissioners.
Mr. Lag,ugcr, ordered the bout stopped.
Pcikcy Was unmarked and unhurt. Il
was farcical victory.
Later Sears took Al No ton 20 Eau
Claire TO box Jack Moran, sparrlnG
partner for Fulton. and was promised
By Collins a date with Fulton if Nor
ton did good against Moan. Whatdaye-
mean. do good? Norton knocked Moran
out in round seven; then Collins and
Fulton got cold feet. Norton could
have the date. according 70 Sears, but
that il another story.
Il have made a proposition % tn
different promoters 70 stack "arl Nor
ris against Fulton. and II he fans T.
knock him on. in ten rounds 10 forfeit
his end 70 any deserving charity You
can tell Mr. McTague to b" clrctu.
himself about boosting an unknown
'hunka'
Guess | have said enough Would
like 10 90 on and tell lot more, but
am not squealer. Happy New Year
Mine will be bit happier. now tha,
| have this out of my system.
"(Signed) BILLY MCCARTNEY.
8illy Mccartney is the man who was
managing Luther McCarty at he tlms
the latter was killed IN a bout &c Cal
gary. He is now handling Carl Nor
ris. Mccartney knows more about tn
Western and Middle Western end O.
the boxing game than any man 10 IN"
country. It has beeN his stamping
ground for years. and what he says
about Fulton carries weight re hnowS
every newcomer like oo.., tor he
has been on still hunt real star
fer long time
1t vas Mccartney who discovered We
Carty and when the latter came 10 or
untimely end he declared that h Wa
through with the fight game for al
time, but he could not resist he tom '-
tation 20 resume the hunt for world
beaten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-16
Newtown High Five Wins.

Newtown Hi.h School easily de-
feated Evander Childs High School at
basketball on the formers cour. YES
terday The score WAS go to 70
Yerkes made fifteen held goals FOR
Ncwtown
Tho score follows:
Nst-Nyrnu N.,.t-,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-16
Used CARS.

FOR -RAICli iANH ~ .',,co,s. PAINTED
, kan ,c i''s s nTi' ,a rel re- in. ap % %9, .,
T TnsoVcrcl IN uy impof'ei con 81. c.o pua.
ci,I r,,. B.ucp. n cell,. 10 \, ~ %
sc,,.. one reso'sins oue 'tAaon.,' ,,rio~ no,
large sea, across ca N'''A ,,,.ns Pun About
: oee miles. ell .. IN perfect 'o ..,',.,,y . AZ,
81 SEQ Pr,e, s. 900 othe' ar 'S
t-ee,tre rhoue circle seeV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-16

From all accounts Tom Cowler gov
all the worst of il in Boston the o'h''
rirht. when Charley White. the referee
ravc Battling Levrnsky the decision
over him at the end Of twelve ROUNDS
Icvinskv was whipped 20 a StaNds'll'
,ccor6inp To every Boston newspaper
account that has come our way. q
hccin with. Big Tom Noorcd lttio lie
,,;rcLv for a count Of nine IN the sec
ouc round and even this feat did not
weigh with White when he made his
decision Following is an account OF
the bout as told by The Boston Her
AID:
when Charley White, the New York
referee. gave Battling Levinsky The dc
cision over Tom Cowlcr. the English
heavyweight. "a; the conclusion OF "a last
twelvc-round bout nj the Armory Attn
letic Association last night he spoiled
pcrfcctly good night for number
Of fans who saw Cowlcr outpoint the
game ard willing New York battler IN
nearly every round.
"ln one session, the sixth. lcvinSky
rad the edge, and then II was nothing
TO hraC about. Covlor hoorcd the Lat
tle~ with a short right hand uppcrcut
N Ia" ,i, ear" 49,. oave cvcrv indication
IN" 'I NJ. eV r;0h, H.. Rn, rinr cxoc-
1i on eno'.' 6rcj III, cv;rskv from losing Via
49, I,o",o". ~ou,o CowIcr is a big.
t me "' - fol,oy. ,riee .r,w'' but
,"S'' 80 ~" G',h.or
ne >Ho".N ni"N' CAV 49, l,..do4
No pNacnes 'nI' rre.','::sIS -" " ", y
"Ppe"feG 10 'e".' ,' ..',5 -, Sch, ,Ic
tnc h"FGer Lev , I., :. SEQ ~ ,,, ,rorc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-16

Harry Lewis was fighting at Jack
McGuican's club in Philadelphia one
night and Lcwiss father. JACOB bcstc~-
man. q stern business man, was on the
big front door seeing to it thai the tick
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-16
Lafayette, Making Plans for
Football Season, Books
Games with Four
New Eievens.

Not satisfied with tho remarkable
record il set in football annals las'
eoason. the University OF Pittsburgh is
branching out in other directions in an
athletic way, and the boys from the
c,tv Of SCOT will enter team at the
Syracuse University indoor TRACK
Games on March II. taking the place o.
the University OF Michigan.
Just 20 show how chummy Pittsburgh
and Syracuse are becoming these days
II micht be added that the two 'nstitu-
tons are scheduled 70 meet on outdoor
track and field in Pittsburgh in May
and that the managers of the football
teams have signed a two-ycar contract
the first game to be played IN Syracuse.
Anxious to show those on the At
lantic scaboard how it plays football,
Pitt has also completed arrangements
for meeting the University Of Pennsyl-
vania in the Smoky City next fall.
Glenn Warner. the coach. threatens to
produce an even more powerful eleven
in Pittsburgh next seaso-.
When IT comes time for the Leland
Stanford University. Of Palo Alto, CAL,
20 send team East for the intercol-
lecia.e track ard held championship
meet. the management may decide TO
economic on railroad and hotel ex-
pcnscs by sending young Fred ). Muir
ray as its lone representative.
Folly, you say? Let US see what
Young Murray mas done in an athletic
way. and then ask if he is not whole
team in himself. Competing IN the Pa
cifc A. A. L. championships, after win,
ming the national hurdle title, Fred
WON the lOO-yard dash IN lO;l-5, the
900 yards in 2l:2-5. the high hurdles IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-16

WAYS and put five out on the LIMB?"
"Dass il, Dass II. Frank, Bet MIN
dat we're way. Bet five STRAIGHT,
five PLACE an FIVE out on d. LIN.
Goodby. Frank. an doan let u~ything
HAPPEN 10 you in de fight Eemem-
Der. Frank, THREE ways TO- dat SUI
gar"
"Do YOU know that I've been looking
for fighter like Kid Lewis these
many. many years ." asks Jimmy john
ston.
For YEARS have been looking for
a man who isn't afraid 20 hurt ms
hands. especially one who has taken up
the game OF hsticutfs a. profession.
When match comes along he doesn't
ask me how big they are. lie gets eX-
cited and SAYS: Jimmy, Jimmy. no"
MUCH? That's all that bothers Lewis.
! don't know where he is going 20 put
all his money when he retires. He'll be
rich. lie has just brought his entire
family over from England.
u was talking to old man Mendelof
abou, his son. Gcrshon, yesterday. !
saw him box in England when he was
blooming little nippcr' be ala 'bu-
HOW ne must have improved under
your care. Mr.. Johnson. II = most eN-
traordinary. HIS mother is 50 pleased
that he is not back home fighting IN
the trenches.
Little Joe Shugrue, game, popular
and d crackerjack fighter, wants 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-16
Personal Touches Here
and There in Boxing
BY IGOE

start all over again. The little jersey
skcctcr has been out of the ring Tor
year now because Of an operation on
his eyes. lie intends 60 start nghtlng
again next month. Just year ago Joe
was forced TO give up boxing because
he was threatened with complete
blindness through cataracts. Joe IL
eamc enough 10 star, in siX-roundcrs
rs fcclcr.
When he retired Shugruc WAS - the
ton Of his game. lie was making
thousands Of dollars and was the
bright particular star Of the hsuc
world. Ills forced retirement was a
great shock 20 his admirers. ms they
we're firmly convinced that he was th'
man to whip Freddie Welsh FOR ihe
lightweight title Of the world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-16

Totals LII 30 Totals ......7 /,
kc.c,c--N-..,. Fme % nahrs-TAcniy m.n-
NJ .L-.L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-16
KENNEL GUIDE.

cI,vKr. International i udfe, :" We
j .e.r 80, I'll hr-c's-de., eAn Ne. yod
.h'p sn,.hers state breed ',S"''''
,,onel. ~ p gth street y I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-01-16

Little Joe Shugrue, game, popular
and crackcrjack fighter wants to
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-31
Qer MiIdpreis .aampf.

n@omen'S GiOic 2eoeuc" iogt, ooB
Ole Wlildproou5cntcn nidbt nit
0erlilt arbeiten. II Dlild61no-
Ter wollcn Ocu Freis nibt eedn-
bert boben. -6ormer mo S6no.
Ter treffcn Deute 5uiammen.
8e3iglih DER beooriteben0en @r-
bo6ung Oes W}iIdprciieS mo6te oos
MiId-Gomite Der ,,@omens Chic
9eaeue" cine Statiitit, lpclde Dor
Ginger 3eit bon 3uliea H. 2oro in
icrafdItiger @eiie onsgeorbcitet pur.
oc, befonnt. 0ie StotiItif 5eigt, ooB
Die Yroou5irling elmer @anone Olilb
our6i6nittlib IA Gents foiiet, nab
reno DER 8erfoiifsprcis Ollrdidnitt.
lid 1872 Gents betr1st. Gies 5ciet
ocutli6, Oab DER Brofit fein beOeu-
ten6er lit. 8ei Der OlaiIcnoeriomm.
lung oerWlilbproOu5enten am Diensf
tag in Ser DOB SeIloips.Soac 5peds
Grbo6una 6es D1il6prciics uicIen Oic
6orncr onrouf bin, onb lie foIt ale
nit 8crluIt drbeitcn. 9(us Der Sta
tiitif Ser ,@omen's Gipic Qeagllc" lit
ober 5u erie6cn, ooB bon 25 0iild-
proou5enten nun ungeidbr 5 wirfliH
@elo 5uieben. Grei bon oieIen fiinf
6ormeru fonrten ober oen finon3iel-
len NerIuit al Wlild 0edcn, 0a iie
@innabmcn fir adIbcr imO Ginger
81 bcr5eidnen botten. G1lber llno
Ginger iitO eeraoe oieienieen gro.
BUTTE, iuelbc Dem 6nrmcr @ewinn
ODER 8crluit oeridoifen. Oie Sta.
tiitif 5cigt ferner, ooB Die onoercn 20
bon ocn in Sragc fommenoen %
MildproOn5enten Oiirdiduittlib nit
i6ren Milhfii6en umO ocren 9dlbern
ciuen Dollar pro Gag oerOienen. 81
oieicm Betrng miiiien fcrner nod bic
@innabmen fir Giineer gercdnet
iperoen.
Sm Bureau ser Goniumenten.2iga
mliroe ecitern bcidIoiicu nod ben
fiinftiecn geriommllneen oes ncit-
eegriinoeten oY2ild @roou5entcnper.
Gins bon WlorDlonO unO aenniploa.
nicn" einen Gertreter 6u lenocn. Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-31

Siga itebt elmer grbo6une Der W2ild.
preiie nibt i'm Megc.
SrDin 9. Barter, @r1iioent Scr
0Meitern MorDlano 4nirD Go." cine
Der eroBten observation-disclosures IN
Baltimore modte eeitern in elmer
grfldrlng 6efannt oaB oie llnfGbig-
felt Der 6ormer in i6rem 8erufe Die
in gluSii6t genomnene grb06ung oes
|liIbpreiies berooreerlifen bat. Or
iogte inter 9lnoercm, 6oB feline Sir
ma bon 1875 Gormcrn W3ild 6e3icbt.
uno DOB nur 5lpci bon oieien 1875 bis
iebt geflo9t 6aben.
DaS @rcflttiD.Gomite 0cS yMil6.
Observation-Disclosures bon MorDlono
uno 4cnniDlOanien" bat Ole Wlilh-
bdnolcr 5li einer 6elte itottfinoenoen
gcrIammllne cineelooen, Bel tpelber
Die Gormer poridlaeen peroen. ooB
iic fir cine @aaonc DliIb 5wei Gents
me6r befommen pdbrcno oie Sdno-
Ter Oen Ereis fiir cine Quort @iilb
nm cinen Sent erbo6en ioIlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-31
aHr Gin Scimartrant.

Ias bon Geo. @iintbcr gcbroiltc
gicr III Sos bclic. gielc 9curtbciIer
ion @icr crfl1rcn Dob cS irgeno ei.
Acnt crifIaiii9cr ausIduoiidlcn Bier
alcidtonlnit. 5craoe ons Ding fir
npu 1ouiIicnac6roldi, tScinltcs glros
ina better eicldmnd mo iebr nabr'
frditia. Diregt, bon ser 2'raucrei
Aurdl oie nencu Moisbmen otgciiiIlt
moolrA obiolite Neinbeit gelIdert
uiso. 0iic Sl0O. 4bonc: gsoIIc 20.
(5uuiis,i5,i0lo,0o) (2lno)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-31
Ter @eItfrite Bente DOr einem
Sabre.
Grad ocm glcridt ocS ocutibcn
@cncraliiabs.)


Ger re1tc 5liigcl Der s(rmec
Gih6orn Itc1t Dor ser tSeitlug
@roono in oittpueu iomie oud
Der linte 1liiacl Der 9Irlnce
ScboIb. 3lpiihcn CocIsf iiuo Dem
obcrcn gloreip peicben oic 9liiiieu
Dor ser g(ruce @aIlipib 5uriid.
lie glrnee Oes arcnprin5en
2copolo bon goperh ordngt bic
Rniicn iiber oas Suiupf9ebiet
5uiidcit Suiioloo uno Nripet 5ii-
rid.
Cciierrcidjiidb idb.ungoriide IrlIp,
crobern bonn glcroen bcr bic &C.
Itilng Qli5f in @olbenien. Gie
9iuiieu ipeiHen mad eSiiOoiieu
nno 5iiocn.
5iiolid) pou 9]ro0p III Cit@a-
li5ien ourdiioBt Die 9trmee
9o6nI.grmoni sic ruiiiihc 0tiie
oni breiter 3ront, tno am ODE.
ren Sirppa eritiirmt bic 9lrmee
9|ot6mer Soben aid Der citieite
OcS 1Iltiics.
,Sm GbersGIiaB crobern Die
IentIdel DerIorcn aeannaenc
StelIlnaen bel 4Pinniler 3uriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-31

1elearap6ildJcr g0ctferbcridJi.

Nus ben ii6rigen @unoes. g8ctter.
@eobadhm9s .Stotionen purocn bic
Iol9enoen bohiten GempcrotitreiL
bic i'm = llbr eeItern glbeno berrid.
ten. beridtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-31
9lns Ocn @cridjtsOSicu.

Iic oemofrotiibc Stoot.CreoniiotloIt
octpiunt ibreu Yro5cb. Sic Se'
boroe muB ncue @o6lbeomte tilr
Oie 10. uno 10. ggnrO ernenneu.
Gas Gefi5it i'm 9lftuars'Bt'
reau oeS areisecri6tS
Tie Stats NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lit ourb oen Siibter Stump in Dem
areisgeribt seiieru on9epieien NOR
oen, neue 9leeiitrir. unO @ablbeamte
fiir Die 10. uno 10. @oro 81 erren'
nen. Toniit bat Scrr CAMEL s. So'
Ocn, ser Woriibcr oes 0cmofratilden
StaOt-Gomite'S, ieine alasc eegen
oos 9orgcben Der StoatS.HobloliF'
iibtsbcboroe, meIdbe feline 9loncns'
liIte fir oie glusmobl bon iolc6en 9c'
omtcn 5uriidipies lmO Die 2iiie Der
iogennnnten Sreiuoe OeS Srn. SoDn
z. aellp in jenen @oros trob oes
@roteitcs oocr getoS cineS Mitglieoes
ser geboroe ongenommen botte-
Gnrd oieie ri9terlidc gntibeioung
miro fir Die 3uflnft ieitociieIlt, oaB
feline @canlteu ernonnt merOen fon-
nen, uenn Elm Nlitelieo Der 9eboroe
iein gcto oagegcu abeiebt.
StroBenbabn perfIoet.
Sm Common @leasr@eridbt bat
5rau Wloraorctbe McGuirc oie Giro
Benba6n-@eieuidoit Inn $4,000 Sda.
oencrIoe ocrfIogt, peil elm Gonoitf'
teur i6r Eronsfcrir.giaet niHt nls
redtsgiiltig acceptiren polIte. Ger
9orfaa creienetc iid am 10. W1oi IN
SioblanotoDn, imo 6rau GRc0lIirc
WurOe aufeeiorOert, Den Stroben-
babnwaogon 81 pcrlaiieit, pcnn lic
nidt neu be5ablcn ipoIlte
IQteB @no6e fir 9e6t crs
geben.
9ihter Stump berurt9eiIte i'm
Griminol-G5eridbt eeItern oen 37.jdb.
riacn @iaiom 9. gg6oIcn, alias
Goporos oocr SortIopc, 5u 7 N2onu-
ten Stoots-9lrbcitsbonS wcgcn aoit-
bousoiebcrcicn. Nbolcn bat idon
luebrerc Ecrluinc i'm 9udtbaus 3lt-
ee6rodt uno bat ocn Jlihter, ibnt
cine @eIegcnbeit 5u oebcn cit belie-
res 2ebcn su beginner. Ger 9fidter
entiproH Dem @unibe oes Monnes.
@bolen bate Srn. Sobn GrouB BON
9lr. 412, 0it-gager,StraBe, Srn.
9lnoreip Son0ers bon glr. Oil, So
nober.troBc, uno 5pei dnoere in Der
goger-StraBe wobnenoe Eerionen
beito6len. or botte crit om 9. SSuli
cineu f0-idbrieen Sudtbalistermin
obgebiiBt im0 muroc an 10. Suit
bereits mieOer berboItet. y
Gas 0efi8it i'm &reisge-
ridt.
Gic Stootsbouteu-gebor6c bielt
aeitern g1oHmittne cine GonierenB
iiber Oos Gcii5it i'm 8iircaii Ocs Off
tlinrs ocs areisgeridtS inter Dem
Friibercn 9[ftuor Gm. 81. Gorion.
Ger gridt Oes Stoots.9(uoitors mur-
oc 0erIcien lino beidloIien, Srn. Gar
ION aiif5uforoern, Der @e6oroe 0ent-
n0dlt mit5utbeilen, mas er in Der
9lueeleeenbeit 81 tbun beabiihtiet.
@ie Oerloutet, bat fif Serr Carton
bereit erfldrt, oen angebliben 6ebI-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-31

Nlll HoBtnnlp mo @eo. Sdntot.
r9ereinietc gddcr.@eieai6aft" II
Otto 3ieeIer, SenrD 6. Boiler, emil
9cnner, 9litolaus Sudc uno Grnit
8ranf.
y9ereiniete SGnger bon golti.
more IT George Simmelbeber, s.
3. 9oBler, Sermon Selinef, G6os.
gleu uno @m. Doring.
o8on Wloltte.Diitritt 91r. t15, Q.
Il. g. 9lueuit Dorr, 9ern6arO
Soamoier, Otto gudert, SoIcp6 llr.
ban uno @cnoelin Sbniot.
o@itteIsbad- -Seftion g1r. 1, 9. g..
81 Gonrao 6a6miiller, Bruno
9ioien6alcr. Otto 8orIter, SSranf
graob unO @eorg S6naoer.
o@ittcIsbah -9erein" Wlidacl
98ideI, @auI g8unner, GbriIt. Dill.
Ter, S. Z. @eiB uuo Sui. @etcrs.
Dnmen.
ng[rion Gomenoerein" Grou
Gieterid. 6rmi WlieOpia, 6rou
2inf, 6rau 0ieinbarOt uno SSron
@eib.
v9ooiider 6rouen @ercin"
6rou Sdneioer, 5rau S6on, 6rou
Sauenitein 6rau q. @eiB unO 6rau
Soifmon.
Baltimore Wlesgcr sSroueuocr.
ein~ Sri. 6ronces Sonoers, 6rou
9oocnbenOer, SSrou gIomeier, 6rau
Sdniblein uno 6rou Sung.
oGonnitotter Groucn.8ercin" TT
5rau @orie Souter. 6rau Scowig
9iou5er, 8rau aotb. Wloucrbou 6rou
@orie 9etih unO 6rou SuIia 6ccIin-
ger.
yQomcn-Scftion ocs Baltimore
9oDerH-8ereinS~ 6rau @Iiid
@rcl, Srau @ogeic Qcrrct6, Grou
@ogeic 6ricOrid, Grou 6aunD Ora.
nif imO 6rau adtbe Seu5.
nGnmenpcrein 0es 0cntiden arie-
ger6moes~ 6rou antb. S9pem,
6rau Cora Grdmcr, 8rou @ortba
9iot1idt sSrau Diageic griigecmnnn
mo 5rau Scbonno @aloio4s.
n0omcnberein oes 3cutIdcn Wai.
lit1rpereinS~ 6rou Dem6inSfi,
6rma aIuee, 6ron Sdwina Grau
g9iH mo 8rou QiebeI.
aDamenOerein @idenfron5~
5rau W}arie anop, 8rou 9lnna Soff.
meier, 8rou Dlarie areBlein 6rau
aunigtnoc Berger unO 6ruu 9lnna
Corn.
Qamens5cftion Ocs ,@crmonio.
GlrnOercins" Srdn Selcnc 4ie.
per, 6rou 9lnuie 4nbihfe, Grou Sc.
gina Wiihel, 5rou W2otiloa Gbeis
iino 8rou Clara Socobs.
05rduenperein Der 3ions.@emein.
oe~ 6rau Caroline @niIus, 6rou
SuIie Meiicridmio. 5rou ". 8IoB-
nig, 5rau 2olile Gritoin uno 6rou
6ronf Steil.
rGrobiinn. .CamcnuereiliD Trau
aot6arine Strouff. 6rau etta 9Slitt
6roit Pima Niiler, Srau Sotborine
Sling, 6roi Sena DAZZLING.
nSariuonic.0omcnperein~ Irou
@. 6dmi0t. Trou S. W2idlid, sgrou
s. 8. 8alin9 5rou S. @oiet uno
Grau Cora gnner.
rS1uoben.Da Damenuerein~ SRI.
8lonoine Saliter, SRI. Siaie 9Q6ers,
8rai Gbriitiane &enninaer, 6rou
Y2arie SduI5 imo GSrou emma
Sdndoro.
oEanten 8r1iig.@crein" 6rou
9. 6enfer, 6rou s. S6lenes, 6rou
E2. Sdul5, Srou 81. Softer imo Srou
90. 9iotbihu.
pEbdIio Qomenbcrein" Srou
8. 9lrtbelm 6rou q. Streder, 8rou
8. 20br. 6rau u. @1nroon uno 6rau
! u. 2uIIiIllc.
o8oru1rtS. .Dnmcnperein" 3roit
9lue. Cd, fSrou @m. groiieG 5rau
60. Seeer, 8rai Tora SortIc6 lno
6rou 2ouiio S6arnogIc.
@efnngoerein ngidcn.
trans"
1ic regelniGBigc SineiiuuOc ocS
@eiongucreins ~eidenfron5", pcIdc
untcr 2eitiing bon Girigent Sobn @.
906lmoun in u. @obePs Saae, 3. II.
@oue6liroBc Sia6lauotopn itott.
fauO, lpdr nlir bon fiir5er Enuer, GA
Der 9l6eno ocm geiude uciterer pal.
iiben N1itslie0er eeiuiomct werocn
ioate. SSn Der Der SingitluOe fol-.
eenocn @ei61ftS @eriommlung
fiibrte @rdiiOcnt @uitopaernden oea
I Woriih uu0 Scfrct1r 6cinrih @iege.