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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02

oem per5cn ipar icl eigentlid ncaolS
oabei ~
uSic troB Sbrcr 3iinocn0cn 9ie-
0eH, Die Sbnel bier idlon cine fornll.
DE 9eriibnubeit Deridaift Dobcn2"
oIosl lit ulcinc ]latlranlaac lno
iait idon abgcaiiBt Die gegciitpumg
tana cincm wobl uergeben pena man
Sdg iiIr Sog ocr ftltnpien luIgebiloe-
ten nno ielbitiiimtiaen Nleuge gcgeu-
iibcriiebt Qod), ais ioj ant WeiiteH
ndt mencm Gcibid arollte, brad!c
nIidl GrasbaiD 5iI SHnel ps-llei1t
aeld)ab g nit gl6iic5t
oGiu muocrcr ali S6rer StelIe,
nabn 1aidla eBt 0as Mort 0ipiIr0e
mid haiien, oenn ic9 tot allies, Inn
1ie 3inN ciirlgeli glnbdnAcr 0cs BUN.
ocs 5ll nlodeH; icb prizes ieine 3iele,
Oer1errlidlte iein Streben, feuerte Sic
on fiir ieinc 3ipcde 3lt pirfeu un0 al
'arbeitcn g9as 5ie ans 8flidt toteu,
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GuropaiUdrcu mir uielleidt BEL J6
9ieUobtiondre, oo1 bier iinO l,os Bic
9litgeu alti0egauge1 5u ben bieii.
gen glnardiiicu f0nnen mir niC5t gc.
bGrcn lueoer Sie, 9ien6, nod idj.
glber meiu 6reunO, ieien Sic olif
Sbrer @ut, laiien Sie 2ugps lul0
Grastow nic6ts Don Sbrer llu5uirie-
ocnbeit merteu mohen Sic lib 0ieie
blusiQeu Siaer nidt 5u 8einoen Dies
allies ioll elm @noe nebnen, iomobL
Sbre falibe Sage, ais meinc Sflaue.
rct @e0uloci sic iid MIR, trmieH
5ie mlf mid lin0 fragen Sie nibt.
SeBt iiil0 mir 6doe oeu 3ntral SO.
mitee 5u @e6orimu perpflidtet; oa
mir cinailoer ober 70 pieI perrotcu ia.
ben, Dorcn sic rod Dies: @eril ipiir-
&c idl nlic6 0cs iimgen Nidodbcns ul-
uebmen oeiicn perlaiiene Gage Sie
mir gcicbilocrt babeu. < 9lber icD oorT
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ilt min bonn SEouitcc ocrboteu ipor-
0cr Gs miiiirn iDohl widtige GriiliS
pc uorlicgcn 0oB innu mir Jest tro0s
Dem beiieblt, Micb oort6in 5u be9cbens
nm 0cnruiiilden Sliic)tling 8il iebet.
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cen gcnId uaden tpcroc"
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02

eroBc gltiiuitdt 3eidneie sen aeIiri.
Gen 9qarft scr 9lem 9)orrcr @6riC
ais Qlorme ghis8o6en III
ltartcr 9ladiraae. 9leuc 9o6cu
crreiht Spefuation Die ar
lMeiueno nbt mIF geiiaocr @aiis
bcru0t Baltimore 9orie.
gsie III Der QonuoAc, mar oas 6c.
iddit Oil oer Jlcu Porter 90rie Gc.
tern mie0er ie0r riibrig pem oudl
pic gIusgaben ic6r pdrlid5 aii oeu
Dlarft tdnen 1Sn oen eriieu l5 Nii.
mlien 0rcbte iid 0ds @eidlait dolptt
iddlid lum Niarine.glusga6en Die in
iebr autcr giohiroge bei itegcuoen
9loiirmgen ilau0eu Ias @eiAiii
lag barptidhHd III 0duoeil BON ser.
ionen bic 0er geutieuldBaen 5petu.
laiiou auaeb6ren Cieie lieBen es an
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ter 3n aeltalteu ooJb nor oies i'm
aali3cn uidt m0alid
&ieoer belpa6rt oas aroBe 9Ai6li'
finn ieiue a6wartcnoc NaItna ina
pir0 oarn Gelidrtt olrb pie Gor.
0Qnge an per megifoniiAcu @ren5c,
pon ocncn uicnano lpillen tanM 5ll
ipeldcn 9eppidc(lnaen iic nod iii1.
rem Iieiclbe lluflar6eit 6crridt
oud lll 9g5g out bic @eitalhug 0c5
llnicriee6optirieacS oic iiir bic go
5ieWuacn 5luildlen Gciti6lan0 uno
oen Gcreiniateu Stoatcu oaaidIagge
hen0 ilt Snl iibriaen ucrlolgt mon
init 9roBiem Sntcreiie sic Gorgingc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02

@ege 9eihofit meroen i'm Jlotiall
mit Iaaltas pilfe
nltno mas acoeHfct Sie 5u hm24
frogte Grasbau.
uS6 mill ign nit A2aoame 5liam.
Henbrinaen ltn0 5iDar lDeroc id) lie
icl6ii nod Sc Groirs 6miie bealeiten
uHo 3clgc Der llnterreoung iein Sie
ioll iicb nid5t iueiaern init inir 5ii ge'
BEN uerlalicn Sie ii1 oaraiIi 0od)
bier limo mir en- meiucr g8obnlug.
foumcn Gle init berauf mir rauheu
cine 3i9are unit einon0er ino beipre-
den allies gldbere.
Gie 5iiritiu Soic6a Grloff iaB III
ibrenl reijenoen tleineu GmpiangS.
5imnter un0 bate oci meiben 1901.
iierihlbl oiht au oen @auIin ae5ogen.
ii uelheuI eii bellies 5euer braunte;
cs mar eiil triiber, oiliiercr EoQ uu0
ocr Hcgca itr0mte bonn Simmel
Siutcr cincm 1hirui 6erDpr nit
intelligent iie iib Dor Der @ht iGiiBtc,
blidte iie naH ocm 8eiu9er, Der i6r
0eQcnii6er igcn0 tein gluge bon ibren
im6nen 3iigen peripouote 9lcre ca.
uoriu mar gliidlid). einmal nit Der
tSiirliiu allen 5u ieiN geip0bulid6 ricf
1aiNa Del ibrei 3uianlueltilniten
l2aoanc Eetrolofusti inS 3inmer.
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9Icoe par Seute iiIbltc iid] Ietterc
ieood iebr lci0eno in0 Soida wor
irob, ooB Henes gehd meiigiiens
etpas glbmedsling in bic arale Sin.
'ornEaieit oes Eogcs brarDtc
nsyd bin bcute ihredlih iibler 2nu-
he. iagte iie niiBpcrguiigt Dcrinci.
oen @ie ia olle perbotenen @eiprddlS.
i0emaS, Better t5rclmo reoel mir 70
menjo mia moglid BON perionlidlei
glnacleoenbeiten Sic 6rinacu mir
cinen sIliitrog. nibt wabr
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oaB Sic ibn N slu9enldcln ue6nen
glicl idl bin aggcpieieu ieiNc Ndbars
eetaAntldlalt w rlobeR,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02

aui oeu peridieoeuen srlegsidal.
pldben uno oie ieueiliaeu g1ahrid,
ten 6ierii6er heeuiIliien Die Stiu.
nulng g5en lib aud 5eitueiie elm
Iebbaiier 0lortt mit ieiiem llntertou
5eigt io lit oieler ni1t ati pic fiir
ainiti0 6ingeiiellic politiihc Situa.
tion uerautiuonliA ionoern in Ser
@le66a5l Ole 81 emartcn0e Giuioen
ocnGrtldrmg ciBelner Spe5ialit1
ten nno geilealna Der SMmieriafci.
ten III @abu un0 ShiiiabrtS Ssrei.
icn
1os 9cbfc 6epciit oas Steiaci Ser
0lorinc.9nSaabeu pic 6einabc 5
@unfte onf 95h IN Sen @rcicreo
iiicgcl. Iic aipicr.@rnppe 5eiote
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iieg ai S67s lmo 9lmpricon Smelt.
lug nod ciuem SAL bon "a iuieoer
ali gS1a. Nlericon &eirolciuu croii.
netc IA lNc0ri8cr cr6ote iidl aber
ouf 9Sis. Steel Commons crmieien
iid aus iiort im0 notirtcu init 1924.
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aIcingtcitcu b0Gcr Olarpea llotor
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5lueiicn ereicreo um l1s auf 57l4.
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1924
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neten Ooe lid Dertlihcr ais IN ser
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glus0a6cn poourrb oieiel6cn sic bod
item 93oiirilugeu felt Na6ren crrcdj.
ten
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geniahten @cuime 9ciouoerS mod
&c iidl oieicr san i'll 0}oriuc Ercicrco
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perlor a6cr ipdtcr an aroit. Gie
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lenn init i0OM par olA uiht bait
bar nn0 alma pieocr alif 99iA 3uriid
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gerfdlfe gcllc6t un0 acnlodt oorlur
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ocr Nlortt acoedt uor Inter ocn
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oicicr gladridt aciialtetc iib ser
gtortt III oiclen glns9aben iuenn aiih
unicr tlcIncren gInae6otel ieit NIT
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02

@ielen iiioIir6 BON @ai6ington ereig
ncte pnroe Ser b ssabre alie ,Sn6o.
Der oes Cbio gunhranmes @eorgc
3a9os non 9ir Sii IA. StraBq 81.
8 70 idruer 0erleBt, oaB er oui ocn
gScgc 5nH GneraencDs@pipital uerA
Itarb eSn 9ealeilmg oes 8erltor.
5euen 6ciauo id Ncrr ino 5rou 81
g @alfer lmo oeren 4 Sabre alter
1obu Sic 8rm ino ser &Icinc
tulaeu Icihte gl1idiiriunaen oauoll
mdbrcn0 @err gSnlfer lnDerlcbi oa.
nou tanr Ier Nernglildie 6atte Die
0oniroae iibcr ienGi Araituagan
ucrloren ats ons eiuc &ao IN cine
6lntbe aerict9 sicroirh fubr oas
guio gc8cu cifen gmun oWd)ldlng
einen Etadelorabi 3oim uuo roatc
einc fleinc g0lAnng binab, iuoielbit
orr araiiwaaeu 6alb nmiblug im0
oie Sniaiieu binauSpari ,5rai &al
ter iiel oa6ei alIi @prru 3dgoS Icr
&ermgliidtc iuur0e BON @rn @olfcr
ali oic gan0iirabc gebraAt iuoiel0it
ilu Ielben gligenblid Nerr Nl solo.
piiM iuit ieilieu Mrnitmaacn paiirie,
nno 0eu 8euuBtloien nod oeuGmer
aeucg.Noipital bradie. 100 obcr mlr
nod iein 1oo ieiNeielt uar0cn
iountc
llnuerlcbt
Sin 0oil 9illian S. aeeucp aus
Moo0rioge Go.. aciicuerter &raihuo.
acu rollte ben fleinen glb6ana nahe
Sobniou sin an iiioIidiler enoc scr
@iaeuau Bride 6ino6, uo6ei cr iih
iibcrbug uuo sic SSnioiiea aeencD
uno oira6am Gapis. 5iuaismari.
ggie ourH Gin @uuoer entqinqcu sic
bcloeu @l6nner oeai iiheri Eooc
Iapis irhg MIR cinige gIbidraunun.
gen oauou uuo &ceneD ln6eoeuten
oe Nerlemtnaeu im @eiidt mo on
aopi
&erlor 0ic @pntroIle.
SER 81. @elientopier ein betaunter
9oltimorar @eidafisuann Der Id
Baltimore 0eigbts mobnt uitBte id
gerleelmgcn iu @eiidt SGnoeu mo
Arnen inn GmcrQefcpNoipital per
biuoer lalieH pic er bei eiueu gIutos
llniaa 0er iid all per g9aibilgion
uno Baltimore Bite 5UiiHeu Belts
pine nno 2alrel NO.. ereignete, er
litten batie Serr g8eiientopier Der
Tor oirA elm 9erioaen Oct Steie.
runs pie Gonirolle ii6er 0eu araIi
magei oer gcgen eiuen Iclieu ii0r
lHo pen Senfer 0erlebte, 6rau g9e-
lteufopier uu0 iDr orei sabre after
auabe tamen iinperlrbt onpon Iic
&erleBnnacu Deg Scrrn lino nu leid).
tar 91ahIr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02

oeS n@eiellig -literari-
i1cn &ereinS
Icu 8O0jdbriaei Iooestaa ocs
groBen britiideu Gramenoihters III
jpir0iaer g9eiie 5i ieierlL ipar ocr
8lped 0er iicbeu mouailiden Abenos
lInter0altuaa oes 3ereiuS. tpeIdjc ami
Sonuabeu0. ocu 29 9lpril. am iibIis
4eu Crt Ser 8uiammcufiinite, ocnt
&eim oer &oriibcuDen 6rdhen gni.
Ia Sdaoe. itatiiano Iieier iberal5
sg6ne glbpno oar ats Gin duBerIt ac.
llnaener iis 3groiotol ain9etraaeu
lperoen mo fargte sag 5aBIreidl crs
rbeuene 4ublifim uiAt NIT ieiuem
Aeiial Eie III ocn geidliaei Goitii.
mau Ser Shakespeare 8eit auiaeiii6rs
ien 2lifiritte aus oaS Ticblers Silli.
Ano %hauipelen gdben perldlleoeneiI
aRitgIcoern ocs Gereins eine quite
sQlegenbcit ibre Ialcnte 9ldr5en 3u
laiien 8er perMBt 10 leidt sic 0or
uebIne iUo uBiae uEoriia~ oes
Mauleins 6rieoa 6rpmmel bic lieb-
liHe oSnIia~ bon 5rl enua 8eu
orr oie rel5eno tofeite u4cairice"
uuo Ste luiiibenoe oAatberine" oes
grauleins 5daoe. oie iAalt9aite
ggii3etta4 uon 8rl Bertha @nl5, Die
eIagaHic ma0ncuoe uJleriiia" BON
1rl 9ImD Clement Seaptit mo oei
iaannlidcn u4eiuIdjir" uno sell lie.
helspir0igcu ,gaueoict4 oes Serrn
ssnrI @eiemaun Sier ons aBro
gramm oeS 9I6euos alapieroneti
Dlpertiire 3n g8icolas uIie luiigen
9geiber bon Rin0ior" Die 5rdnleia
fronmel lno Seabilt 3peiter 9ltis
irltt oes eriien 9lfteS aAs ,.Gip 8lpri
Golen bon &erona oSSulia4 6rl
Gmma Benoer vSli5etta~ s5rl ger
iba glal8, eriier gllfirjii oes picrteu
Attes aus o9ieI 26ru ua 9iiats~
Beatrice, 5rI 5daoe, .gene0ct4
Gerr @eieuann; Sieoer iiir Soprou:
1880 III SDluia2 ltno u@crdj 6orh'
Die 2erd" (Sdubert.z zbofespeare)
ssruli &0iDaro Spencer 3lUcitcr glri
tritt oes eriteu glttes aus Ser aaliis
mann 0ou @eueoig1 o4ortia" Irl
srieou 6ronna ,,9leriia" Srl
alnD 2eapiti; alaDier Iueii
aAs Dleu0eloAas .@liiioumernahtS
4ranntNlliiif~ 6rl. Dlorie @oniou
uno SIT Neuoer Set critic gluitritt
oes 3iueiien AfteS Gus yGie ba3dbntte
Bioeripeniiiae u@eirudir" SER
@eieHdnh aaatberiue" syrI 51aoe
8la0ier Eueit Sde3o ans Qlenoel
ipbHs uNlitioNpiernd4is Traltn~
oie 5rl 9enoer mo Sdnien
glm 27 Dloi iit SdlnbgI6euo uno
loinmt oer game criic gltt bon Dill
berts 'grggmaliou inns @dlat6car IT'LL
oer @lan0biteH lleharieBlu0 8ur
gIiiiii6runa
gliBte fein &ebcn elm
Bei einent gIutosllniall bet lih an
oar llpper marlboro 9loao, 3piit1eu
0bapel @ont un0 @og Station 40
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02

@citdn0f9c q inbrehcr.
2ie @e6nioer 9Relpin im0 Seiie
Nai ioioic 92erle Ielanoer aeiiaus
oul Don Rihter 3o6u Qlmfcnep eiu.
oaB iic eiucu 6rabtuoaaou Ser gse.
iteru 0larDlano Giienbabu" cr6ro.
den batten lmo oaraus Shube uu0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02

gl6ouusutcn Bic Ocu uScntIdlcu
GOrrcipuuOcuten4 nidt piiaftlidJ ocer
nurcoeImdFis cr6aItcu, iin0 acbetcn,
Scr Giiice OaOOn per Selcpgon oOcr
idriitIiA gRittgeiInug su madlcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02

Gorr ino Gomuo 81 9sodter.
6erucr iino pom Glert oes 5at
pcrior @eriAts Sic &oli5eiridlter mo
bic Griat @oi5eirihicr eiuaedmot
rem mor0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02

Nloina legte ibre pano pertrauens.
Uoll iil feline 0argebotene Hcd6te; nod
lanae iaBen iie beiiammen un0 iie er.
5ablte ibin poi; ibren @ebeH iii euro.
pa, pon i6res 4atcr8 Site unD W2eu.
ideHliebe aro ieiuem Mirlen ais
SSreilno oe8 Golfes, BON Dem ipadien.
Den sSiterciie, oas ald) Iie fiir Sic 9ro.
lie 8erbriioeriulg enpInnoeu, init tuie
id6ncn @offninlgen iie nab glmeritu
actommen iei uuo ioelme @nttduidun-
gen iie eriabrcn babe. QEber BON oer
iMmar5en 2iitc, bon ibrem 9lrgmobn
mo ibren Gnt0edlngeu uon oeH lam.
1en ylaAtlpaden an ibres Gaters 2a,
act nno ben ieItiunen @ntbiiIlmgen'
nie ihr babel 5i tell geiUoroen, er.
wd6nte iie uicbts
nlln0 bat lid) Sbr Natcr iibcr 0en
ameritaniiHeu So8ialisnuls auH I'M.
5uirie0en aedubert" iragte Wlatoisfi
uidl nleine Dor ieiiler Srantbelt2"
.9lid3t geraoc ii Morlcn, aber lper
ibu 70 ant felnt mie icl fouute leiht
iebels ipie menig ibm bic Sadie bier
bebaate SeoesmaL uenn er aus Der
@eriatuNhug fam iiel muir ieine llu
rube auf, er ipnr0e imncr iorgenpoI-
ler llnD 3uriidbnltenoer Jtadjts ilob
ion Ser 5hlaf uno feline @rreginQ
lpuAa 3uieHeuos GiumaI, ais eiue
QriraiiBung gebalteu poroeu mar
Tom az noch ipater ais geuobnliGb noA
6oiie imo am glorgen lag er III biti,
GEM 5ieber 1anit fins bic llrl
an
agauu miro mir alleS Ilar, Ia9te
Qanptlnanl .gIaTofsti
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-05-02

Ma9rcno oies 0'eiprd1 i'm obcrel
gaobu3iinnier itattfati0. iuadtc 2a
@roir Riten Dem aomitee N}itteilina
poi 0cr gIlnDeieubeit icines neiian
&anSgenoiien, er er3a6lte, mos er potl
lllatoisfis GrlcbniiieH iriiBtc in0 0aB
es Sbarlaib lei, ourdl lpelden g. an
ibn aeDieieu ucroeil
Qlnf Dem @eimpeg berieten 1Igos
uno Gresham iebr eruItlie5 i'll oic,
ieu iufuillfommeren 23Qraaaa 5ie
i0ben pobl ciiJ o0B e9 ueraeblifl lnin
wAroc. nilenen g2ioeriprual geHea 0eS
6relupcu slpIentbolt lN So9rolgl'9gp
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-27

JoF DdSeTunnlng has COST the
Hose many runs in recent games,
and this is a practice that can easily
become a bad habit. It does not
hurt when a club is scoring many
runs, but can easily be fatal in a tight
engagement.
The schedule is made to order for
the Sox. After finishing with the
Yanks, a woefuIly weak team be-
cause of injuries, they have eight
games with the Mackmen, soft for
any club in the league. Successes
in these II games should prime the
locals with confidence for the COM
ing battles with the Red SOx and
Washington, two teams that are
playing good ball.
Red Faber will be back in harness
by the time the double-header sea-
son arrives. The rube pitcher will
get his first comeback trial against
the MaCkmen, soft spot for him to
get back in his stride.
Ed Collins, with a triple and two
singles, had a hand in both SOX tai
lies. CicOtte held the patchwork
Yanks to one hit. The Sox beat Mog-
ridge for the first time this season.
One or two more southpaWs will
convince Manager Tinker of the
Cubs that Cy Williams cannot hit
this brand of pitching. Then we can
expect to see either F1ack or Schultz
in the Outfeld, with Mann and Kelly
as the wing men. Cy is a strong club
Der against the right-handers.
Batting futiIely against southpaws
is liable to be bad for Williams. It is
bound to sap the confidence of a
HEAVIER when he fans out with fire.
quency, especially with men on base.
SoUthpaws will be the diet of the
Cubs through the east as often as
rival managers can dig up such a
finger. But they will not be the big
stumbling block they once were, for
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-27

are Drawn now Ou6 OF the present
boys will have to go. Archer is sure
to stay, and Fischer has a better
chance to stick than Clemens. We
are not specializing.
Vaughn gave Braves two hits, but
Wortman's error lost. Cubs got two
hits off Allen.
Mathewson's first visit to New
York as manager Of Reds was a sue
cess. Schneider held the Giants,
while Reds got to Slim Sallee.
Alexander beat Pirates in first
game, his 18th win of the season.
Miller outpitched Rixey in second
Carey, Stock and Whitfield each got
four hits.
Meadows held Dodgers to three
hits, but Brooklyn split with Cards
when Pfeffer pitched some blanks.
Mays outpitched Beebe, Red Sox
beating Cleveland on hits of Walker,
Gardner and Scott.
Washington got five in one inning,
but Tigers beat down Walter John
son in tenth. Crawford, Veach and
Heilman batted the victory. Morgan
returned to second base for Wash
ington after long layoff.
Macks lost two games, instead of
the usual one, Browns profting. Sew
ereid got two doubles and three sin
giles. Mack's pitchers dealt out IA
passes.
Bill Brennan, who had u fights in
the east, "A resulting in knockoUts in
his favor. started training at O'Con-
neI's gym today. Joe MandOt and
Sunburst Dolan are working at the
same place.
Benny Leonard will be the oppo-
nent of Charlie White in Colorado
Springs Labor day in event the New
York lightweight should knock out
Fred Welsh in their Gotham battle
tomorrow night. There is little likeli-
hood of such an upset. The COlOra-
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WHEAT PRICES RISE
European Demand Shows Some I'm
provement

CHICAGO May Ga more optimistic
feeling was in evidence among traders in
the wheat market this morning and the
tone was firmer, Notwithstanding the fact
that the weather in the winter and spring
belts was favorable.
The market at Liverpool was dull but
steady. IL was believed that arrivals for
the week would be smaller, although suf-
ficient. There was an improvement in the
demand from the Continent. but the diff
Guilty attending shipping continues.
Shipments from that country for the
week were placed a. 1,500.000 bushels
The receipts at Minneapolis and Duluth
today were 246 cars against 1s3 cars n
year ago; at Chicago, Sc cars, compared
with 149 cars at Winnipeg, 692 cars, con-
trasted with 159 cars.
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.@FRlCAN CITIES EARNINGS GOOD:
APRIL PIG IRON OUTPUT SINAI FIR
..,sase in Merchant Furnace Production, While Steel
ksuorks Increase - Local Stock Market Improves.
rramp Trust Certificates Advance Two Points

with 107,ee7 tons IN March. The slight
falling on in production was due Ia the
decrease In the output of merchant fur
naces from S1,39S tons day in March to
SO447 in April that of the steel works
furnaces increasing from 75,sO5 to 1924
tons.
The tone of the stock market in this
city was much better today in svnnathy
with the continued Improvement in wall
street The market was more active than
II has been for some time. Greatest in
terest was In Cramp trust certificates.
which rose two points, equalinE the high
point of the year. Tonopah Mining and
Tonopah Belmont also made fractional
gains the former reaching z, which is
high for the year United Gas Improve.
ment also scored fractional gain. Le-
high Valley rose two points.
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...r,can cities Company issued a
4 ssrnines' statement for March
!, NJ frst three months of the COM
= q s.esl '',s year. The gross earnings for
e. .,s a,sIs increased stis,s2l to 1,2s2,sis'
sl.n ..os ~ expanded s74.oSS to s497,73e.
- l5s ~ '.s,5nent of interest charges
~ ine divIdends there was a sur
s. !T'.ss ~ =, month OF s11t.5s7. an increase
ssiii Gross .s1 for .as ;hrss net wDsssS. sIsos'.
s.ls.1ss, 1850 of st26,2e4; surplus s343,-
+ + laefsase ss2,oS2. a, nroa,c,,ot %
fhlie 1rr,ne April fell off somewhat
= pgssd pgh I with March. yet the output
Z 'qa'ps' .s larger than in the same month
sts d. s-l.,,ous wear. The daily average
: .san T. ~ was 107,592 tons, compared
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SITUATIONS wANrEp-MAIE

contiaucd trom rrecedmo coiemn
YOUNG MAN, sO yrs. with CLOAK nanufac-
turers practical experience IN office and sales
work. If0, Ledger Central.
YOUNG MAN wishes position rs stenorrn pher
or bookkeeperi experienced. best references
4lS Leverinston ave. Phone Rox. 239.
YOUNG MAN, ~. 3 yrs ofticc exp. desires
conn with Wholesale house. # 54s, Led. Cen
YOUNG MAN would like pos. with firm Offer
advancement; office exp. G i0T. Ledser ON.
GENTLEMAN. associated with present hrm
over 20 years, experienced IN superintend
ence; manufactures and purchasing OF spe-
cialties, desires TO change; best OF refer
encess 5i6, Ledger ONCE.
JAPANESE COOK wants position in prlvats
family; references. Matsuo. 3Os n. 18th IT.
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! - shEiE,sE-The i,sE- market was quiet but firm
iiizl m s. lxht offerings. Quotations: New York,
s 80. r 40. DO, fair 70 good held. 1S91Sfa c.. (;
"a a,s4s,., ee. part skins. II p18c.
!. - - ,Eh-Ihere was little wholesale trading
- ~ 1lsi on saturday, but offerings were light
Eestarll aaluss , we're steadily held. Quotations.:
az extra. SO q 3Ic firsts. s3j5 G. !; seconds, 81
k-s heafhy prints, fancy. 36ci average
sbiass sIs 49, nrs,s - Ssg Sac seconds 81 sec;
- ssa991-heceipts were liberal. but demand
a - ssssss ~ ana supplies were well cleaned up
- ~ rssszas Prices Quotations: In free cases,
1|sssss = tstLat 2dc. per doz.; hrsts. SO. 90 per
n esss. syate, ne, nearby current receipts. $500
E..'sssses western extras 24425c per doz
4 issessn A y extra hrsts, s6.T5 per case; nrsts,
lsnrr ~ y s.ue ssse southern. s6.1506.45 per case:
il II E ase eandled fresh eggs were tobbing
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VEGETABLES

80 sa'sssi - market was quiet ana without
Hash .&baes, 2uotations; White potatoes.
=. lsl.i9 Westsih. Si.05@1.f0s WHO
"a, ~, Per basket-No. i Rose.
g -, - 4 pther varieties. IS "a Use No
4 s-f% potatoes, Florida per bbi
aIzs5 -. ~ y u No. q 81 50abs nvrest
zs az per basket-So. ]. as e doc !
- 5aEyland. Der hanosr-, "a
Hsf 81 ~ SOC; sweet potatoes ylr-
.z 81 s >. a.. ~, % e i.Io onions, per 1OO-ib
i "a :, ii1ii3as' ao.' lexss, PeF eqmner crate
=al - fe1 " fi.15q 1 35: cabbage
zzIz. I. s.tttlaaach. Norfolk. rer Dbl. 500
- 1d6 'iiA per bbl, 400 6Oc water
EzsoIfse. punchas. 81 SO a. 50: lettuce.
rzfei..---' per basket 42038O. do
~ ~, PEI ha4kal 4z.60Wb: beans
HAaI.zs Per basket 81 Is d 2r60. pso-
Z 81 .4ff ctfrlers Hab0, sr1piant
sttt t&,1e4 z.T5s rsdlskfs Nor.
zIzIz t ~ g 4i has aaua5h Fiorlfs.
- t7Q. et1Ils. Si 500 .1t.
atHzH Ear1I|11. % -
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-05-06
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

MISS MARY T. MCCARTHY 9i0T Christian
Loc, i398l. supplies 4 wants ist-ciass Prot
Cath. male and female help; al nstionalities
COOKS. chambermaids chiidnursss. homework
Girls. Miss Rose Dougherty t3ls w. Grard.