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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-22

on account of the great danger of the
participants contracting severe colds,
due to inclement weather, such as
Years Day.
1t is also pointed out that the vast
majority of those who now take part
in the Halloween festivities would
gladly join in such a procession il
held at time in the year when they
would not be subjected to the cold
weather, possibly snow and ice and
the streets.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-22
When Would You Sooner
See Mummer Parade !

The Harrisburg Mummers, through
the daily press, desire to know the
feeling on the proposed change of the
annual celebration from New Years
day to Halloween. Suggestions are
requested.
Many persons have advocated chang
ing the date of holding the parade
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-01-22
The Pianos Are Easy to Buy

Liberal terms be arranged extending the
toners
Let this list be laid
the family
which the instruments
it.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
,,Natiumul arasnc".
nglmerican 9easWe."
Gunacrt in g'anpieiu.

Infer Oen 9lulpi5ien ser n@iaing
@orfers" ser st. ginccnt Oe saul
Society lit fir Oie Sniniien Oes
1@opoiep.9liDls" beute glahmittog
9 llbr ein Gon8ert arroneirt porOer,
pel1es oie &opeae Scr n5t. WlorD'S
SnOfitriei6uIe" eeben miro. Ios So.
mite, melhes Die Arrangements fir
bic @eleeenbeit trifft, beItebt aus ben
Serren 5rcOcrid @aDIine, @oriiter,
Sobn @fiiter, CHARLES S. g9eiB, sln-
orep spies, 8. s. Oiten0orf &obt.
Glorf, sc. 9[rt, S. 8. genter, Soiepb
Gnccbt g[uItin 9biitleporte, Soicpb
6. N1arr, ioiuie oen folgen0en Go-
men: Sobu &iiiter, Dlorp Glarfc,
Wtarp 9lnoerion, Solie Steipart,
gSclie @lorf, Carrie 9lnOerion, Belle
Goloelpop, @irgiuio Goloepop, 9lnnie
&eri6op imo 93ieo @orOoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
rgGdcr -@cIansOcreiu.@ q

Teutieb 9ieoer paren eS, Die omt
berfloHenen Somitog 9[beno an Ser
0uid-glpenie, nabe 9elair.9iooo, er.
floneen. gS mar Der ,,9Gder.@e.
iangperein", melher elmer ginlaoung
ieiueS iooiolen @litglieoes @iuiom
Sholtbolt 6olge geleiitet bate Serr
Sholtbolt in0 icinc @attin feierten
Die @ieoerfe6r oes 26. Sobrestages,
an peldem Sic iib Die Sano sum
ebeliHeu gunoe eerei6t batten. Die
@alteeber bemilfommneten ibre
@6ite aiif oos Ser5libite mo belpir-
tbeten lie in aitsgiebieer @eiie Ger
Yr6iiOent @. &ronmeier gratulirte
Dem gbepoor in elmer 6itmorOolen
9lnipra6e. Man6es @los oes eolen
@eritenlaites muroe ouf oeren peite-
res @oblergeben eeleert. Inter oen
g(nipeienoen bcfonoen iih audi Der
n9dder Tomen -Gerein", 81 oeiien
Wlitglieoern 6rai Sdoltbolt 5Gblt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
Neirnths.Q Qiccnacn.

SenrD @Oler, "a, lno Wtorgoret
81. Ooebler, 81.
Syloac 9S. elliott, 81, uno Slora
9. glultin, 90
9npeD 81. 2ittle, %, unO Wlargo-
ret 6. gSogner, %.
@oear q. &atterion, 23, uno Nlor-
goret sc. 9oroh 81.
SSoiepb q. giplep, 39, lnO @il-
belnino M}Ders, 26.
9ihorO IS. Smitb, %, uno Gil
5obetb 81. Born.
2eonoro Sous, 39, uno Srma &.
Gmrib, 81.
g8illiom 6. aronnier, AZ, gitt.
per, uno gtellie 8urD, 80.
@enionlin alingler, 81, uno Clio
nor SOP, 10.
Soworo s. Hegon, 21, unO gtellie
GaD Qormon, 1S.
sobn 2. &nigbt, 35, eelfieoen, Il.
WIoro @ermersbouien 35, gel9ie-
oen.
@eorsc $. guuib, "a, unO 0aurie
81. 9oiSle, 81.
SSobn s. g8illionL %, uno Sellic
W2. Wfc0oirmont, 90
Sronf B. 2aiinsft 81, unD Srene
M. Soniion, 19.
@rneIt z. DrewrD, 20, uno Soo 8.
&onemann "a.
@eorec WaDcrs, %, uno aotborine
u. 9iepnoloS, %.
9ncronOer Singer, %, unO 0fbca
0iomono, "a.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

@irtbiHaft bon Games q. @prne frie-
hen 9iibop feilerte cinen ShuB al.
ais Der llnbefonnte Dem &uie salt
fein @ebor idenfte. Ger Sliihtling
fam in Der 6opette.StraBe 8um Dor.
Idein, iunrOe peiter oerfolet mo
Damn in ser 6reoerid.5 .5traBe BON oent
Roli5iiten ieiteenomnen. Nuf Dem
Gode lpuroe ipdter Elm |odet gefiin.
Den, ooS cine Siite Gigorrcn lno Gi'
garetten entbielt, oie oueebIih aus
Dem HotbsfelIer bon s. 9leber ac-
itoblen morOeu paren. 0ie Gelertbiic
nod oieiem &Iat itonO often. Gie
9SoIi5ei miro cine einee6cuoe Inter.
iubung onltelen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
Sabt 9anf!

90 bott idb mir es ousgeOo1t-
Gie Some bat irns ongelodbt,
SIN idmuden Seitgepauoe.
@er Bat Die 0iomen ar ge5G6lt?
Ger 6errgott bot iie oiisgepGblt
glus ieOem &reiS uno Ston0e,
Olon6 @fiitterlein int peiBen Soar
9elpunoerte Die frobe SGoor,
llno monHer @reiS, gebeliet ee6iidt,
Sot ieine 6reuoent6rdn 5erOriidt.
60 BAIT ib mir es onSge0adt-
God, @etterlainen 6aben Wtodt,
Cos nuB man ielbit crle6enl
Gas Sorren bringt 10 Oiele Eein,
Ga mobte man Yrop6ete iein
llnO in Der 3ufunft i6weben.
O}un it's oobeil @ott iei's geOonft
Gos idipa6e Ser5 Bat foit gemunft; (;
llno glorrei6 ltieg bic Some ollt
9lls idloB iie G6iir iino aerfer olf.
9oDt Nontl 1Dr Srelllloe, 1ern llllo
nab,
9oS Ihonite 9ilo oos ib ie iob
8ern bon Dem glternbotle-
0os bot iiA mir i'm 8orfe Oor;
Gie frobe, freie Menideniboor,
@eidnliidt i'm 9lumenitrouBe.
&ein @fiBton trii6te iinier @liiG
Sic 6relIOe lag in ieoem 9lidl
&ein Mlinoer menn mein Ser5 ge-
lodt-
60 6otte i6 mfrs ausgeoodt.
Sobt Gonfl @ott lo6u' es toilien0-
NAL
Sir mid por's ia Gin Sonnenltrobl
llnO me6r nod, ais itb ioge;
60 botP iH mir eS ausgeOodt-
Wlan6 treues 9luge bat gelodt,
g(ls Of Elm Yfingitboum rage
Spdt ipar's - Oos S1eiOen par 10
idner
Ger Singer @ruB t6at's nod piel
me9r-,
llngern 6ot man ii6 oifgemaGt,
60 botf iA mir es ousgeoadtl
81. s. 2.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
llnbefannter belunEtI0s aninefnm0cn.

Gin unbefunnter Wlonn iunrbe &C.
ftern nit elmer floffenoen Munoc am
Sinterfopf an Scr 5ii0peltede Scr
2omboro. uno 2ibert0. .StroBe olfee.
'flnoen. ga er aleu- 9LnlAeine nod
ouf irgenO cine NIrt ilnO gSeiie Der.
ungIiidt mar puroe er in elmer g(m-
bulon5 nod Dem llnioerlitdts.Soip
fal eebra6t, no er bon gler5teu in @e.
bonoltng genomnen puroe. Ser
0lmn mar bol6 bepuBtIos uno un.
ter Dem @influB bet1ibenoer N1orfo.
ten. ST fonntc niht onoebcn lpic
Ct all Der @unoe aefomnlcn nor.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
Gin lInaIad fummt TeItsu aIIeiu.

9luton s. 9Sidol bon gSr. 24O4,
Gomonoion.9lpey iubr in leinem 9lu.
tonobil Die &arlem.9lDcnue entlona.
Der 1i-idbrige @eorg 8. Senuc.
monn 5obn Der 5rau Cora Seine
mann bon gtr. 1912. @eit.2onualc.
5troBe. mollte bor ieiuem Netm sic
5troBe freu5en tmo murOe bon oent
araftmogen erfoBt uno iiberfobren
Sduer am gan8eu aorper berIeet
muBte er in elmer glnbulon5 nod
Dem Sobnenanu General Soipitol
gebrndt peroen, no Die 9lerstc on.
Der Guetihungen tn0 glblhiirfinaen
ihmcre innerlihe @erleblneen feit.
iteIlte. Serr glihol mollte ocul ana.
ben ousmciden tn6 nadoenn er ion
ilbertobrcn botte. fubr ct init ietncm
gluto in oasienige OeS perul Gborlcs
6. Goppeose BON gr. 1916 M}orfet.
StroBe, Sorrisbura. ga, binein.
Seioe arofhpoaen lulIroeu ihwer be-
ih60iot
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

syn oeiu 9lusitonoa Ger Giltenno.
der I'M 9lnerfemlng ibrer Union
trot eeitern feline GerGnocruna ein.
@inige 9iifer baben iib Sen 9(usitdn.
oieen oneei6loiien. @aebrere Der
9lrbeitge6er boben geitern erfl6rt
ooB iie ibre @eid6fte lie6er 8irnas
c6eL ais oie Soroerimgen ser Seute
anancrIclncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
An cine stnata. .Qnnhitrnir

|or Der 'Staots-Gommiiiion fir
quite 9onoitroBen cridieu geIteru cine
ltarfe Delegation BON 5ornern aus
sInne 9lrlmoel- mo &rince @eorges
Gonntp mo argumentirte 5l @um.
item elmer @euuiaigmg fir 0eu 9ou
elmer SonoIiraBe non @oloenSbltrq
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

iiber S96itemorib nah Camp garoIe
Inn auf Oieie Meiic oie gnnoes6aupt.
itoot NIT Der Stoatsbouptitaos 5u
perbinoeu. @ctanutIih bat Ser Con.
greB cine gerfpiaisung nnSgeiebt.
bon melder elm Sbeil fur oicie
Strabe ueriuanot pcroen fanu. 9soter
Sogan BON Der @hitc Nlorlb.airhc
mo Serr &incent @roB DeripraHen.
fir miuoeiteus 20 DaeiIeu Sen SHES
fiir oen guu Der StraBe rmlionit 3u
liefern Stoats-Senotor 9Seter 4.
@ompbea iprad ebenfans 5u @utiicN
elmer @erlpiaiNma fiir oieien 3ued.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
gsOdl cine etclIc uffcm.

1as Special. Gomite ocs Direfto.
RUINS ser StootS. NormoIi6ule belt
geitern cine Situng inn uNotel 9tcn-
nert" Inn einen 5dosmeilter lmo
@cruolter ser StaotS.9iormolitbule
5il erp1blen. ga Der @ouperneir
$nrrington aber noh Gombrioge &C.
reiIt NOR. pur0e Oic @obl bcrihoben.
@iner ser 9(pplifonten lit Sr. @lorf
8orntain bon @ocomofe Gitu om
Situfer. Gie Stele miro NIT $500
pro SSnhr beiolOet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
gImf friidlcr Shat crtappt.

Sci oem Geriuh, ourb Elm Sinter.
feniter in ooS oSotel 9ioleigb", @de
Sopette- iuo SoaioapsStroBe, ein5u-
lteigen, muroe ser 81 Sabre olte
9einbol0 Ebomas BON 9tr. 142, @ol-
lins-9lUemue, Sroington bon elmer
9legcrin, oie i'm Sotel on9eitellt it,
belnerft nn0, nadocm CT BON Dem
giahtclerf @ilbop imo Dem r9elboD@
S6ofier oerfoIgt moroen mar, in Ser
6reoerid.StroBe bon oem Roliailten
@ollod perboftet. 9bomos, Ser fri.
Der in Dem Sotel ais &ellner gear.
beitet baben jon, plirOe 9eItern Wlor'
Gen BON &i6ter Hadaro in Der mitt-
leren @oli5eiitotion inter $500
9iireiHoit fiir Elm meitereS 8erbor
am 2S. 9higuit feitge6alteu. Eiefe
Stille berric6te I'M Sotel. @iibop uno
Sdboffer ioBen, mie eepobnlih, I'M
%orrnitm oes Sotels. @dbreno Der
Cine iiiB idllmmerte, las Scr 9lnoere
einen 0etettip-9lomon. 9eioe mtr'
oen plobIid olrh oie Siilferlife Der
9fegerin in 9lufreging geiebt Silbop
ergriff ihneQ einen Neoolper imo,
BON Shoffer eefolet, Oroug in bic
9(Qcp binter oem Sotel ein sic iobeu
cine @eItalt iiber 0oS &iihenoab ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
staats. Convention Ser ,Sibcrnicr1

Die 5peiid6rige Contention OeS
u9llten Nroens Ser Si6ernier bon
MorDlano" miro am nGhiten Sonl-
itoo itnO Sonntae in Der &ale Der
ct. 9t6olos.&irbe in 9ltlantic Gitp
ee6olten merOen. Serr Sobn e.
GoDIe lit ser StaatS- -Erdiioent unO
Sri. 9lnna sc. &o1e Oie &oriiberin
oes 0omeu-SiilfsOereins Oes Oroens.
&or Dem 9eeinn Der Gerbonolingen
miro @oter Sobn q. @obO bon Ser
ct. @eters.GirHe in Baltimore einc
MeIie in ser ct. gtiAoIas.2irde it
9ltlontic Gitp leien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
Olnr t79 SoOesfaGe.

SSn Ser pergongenen gSohe l6ie-
oen in Baltimore 179 3erionen aus
Dem 9eben. SSn oerielben 8o6e oes
bergongenen Sobres ltorben 215
W1enicben. 8ipei &inoer ltorben an
Der &inoerIGbmlingsfronf @e-
boren muroen in Den lebten,7 z Tagen
1876 Ginoer. 0ie olIgemeine @e-
illnobeitSloge in Baltimore lit nud
Sen @eri6ten 6es @eiunobeits- -Qe-
bnrtenentS onsaeaeiAnet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

tor6oot auf Dem See 5it freu5er. 9ll-
10 Wer iib einen oereuii9teu gtadmit-
tag oOer 9l6en0 leiiten nil, ion niGt
OeriGlmen, na6 Dem @mDnn Sof
|arf binals 3lt fobren.
&iber- %tem.
SSl Oieien 6ciBcu Sogen lit ser
9lufeutboIt i'm 6reieu am ougcne6m-
item, penu oos fiiblenOe GldtiAern
Oes g8oiiers an Oos Sbr ihlogt
Iieie 9lnnebmIidfeit miro oen @iir-
germ galtimore's mir our1 Sen 9e-
iu6 0eS 9liperpiep @orfs ee6oten
0n6ci bat Sr. &C. S. 6itiinmonS
Dafiir 9eforet, ooB eir foiteufteieS
CONCERT itets 5u 6oren lit. 9(uBer-
oeni gibt es BORT 70 5a6Ireibe 9lb.
ipe6SlitugerL ooB Die 3eit pie I'M
6Iuge Oergebt. llnO 0en S6IuB bill.
oct Damn cine i60ne longe Sobrt ouf
Ser StraBeu6obn fir MIR einen Sci
deI nod Der StoOt 8uriid. 9luf fei-
mem onoeren Ylote in ser ltngegeno
ser Sto0t miro 10 piel fir 10 meuig
@elO geboten.
@oD 9 Sbore @orf.
SIN 9op Shore @orf erfreuen iib
Oie erfriiGcuoen Sol56Goer in Scr
9oi groBen 3uiprliHes rno miro Die
bor5iigliHe &ihe, pel9e Die i60niten
MorDlGnoer Diners ino Siifgeri6tc
berOor6ringt, aqgemeiu gelobt. @s
iinO Seitens ser StraBenbo6n @e-
ieIlihoft Arrangements getroffcn
moroen oue 9erioucu, oie 9oD
Shore beiu6en, i6nea gum ino bonn
%orf 5u briu9en.
uS So5ioIiitii6e 2ie0er.
tofel"
Syn @roubncr's g9eitcno @orf
beronitoltet beute, Sonntog, oieu go
3idliitii6e 2ieOertofel" Elm CONNER
mer.golfsfeit. Gas Arrangements
Gomite bat umfongreibc @orberei.
tltngen getroffen 10 OoB Die 9eiu6er
einige genuBreide Stunoen oerleben
merOen. Sir oie ainoer wurOen
Spiele oQer glrt bor6ereitet. Gie
9leinen iperOen auH nit bii6iben
@eihenfen beooht per0en.
nltnfeI 9r6iig Screen"
Ger nltufel 9rdiig @ereen~ bGIt
Ieiu 3pcites oiesiGbrigeS &icnic belitc
Soniitog i'm nGonnitotter @orf" ab.
@itte Nliliif, eutes Giieu inO Erin-
fen un0 Dor alien Dineen @eiellig-
felt, @eniitblidfeit ilno 6roblihfeit,
0os lit oos W}otto 0es beliebten Ser
ems. glae Gor6ereitltngen IinO &C.
troffen, itno ioIltcn gllle pelde 0es
Cages Nliib unO 2oIt fir einige
StlnOen pergeien woleh bellte
No6nittoq un0 9l6enO nod Dem
,GonnItotter &orf" binouspileern
9Iuc @litglicocr nit Somilier nebit
5reunOen unO @efanntcn linO 5u Die
lem Set ber6lidit eingeloOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
Scrscft Oic Scimut6 midtl

@s 1T nidt leitbt in oieicr 8eit,
Gin frobes 2ieo 81 iineenl
yllno oid Oes Sonlmers Serrli6feit
&onn uniern Shmcr8 nibt 8pingcn.
Die Sorfe trouert oil Der @ono,
SeiB bete ib fiir's @oterlono,
9oB ooA Der Sonrmer moNte cnoen
unO 9GaeS iiA gum @liten penoen.
@s lit ni6t leibt, mas SSbr ou6 iogt
Mon6mal miGs Ser8 Oer8ugen;
&enu 2ug un6 Shminoel 6er8bod
ro9t,
gSos ioa man oa6u loeen9
llnO i6ooenfrob iprei6t iicb Die @clt
9llS bdtt' es wirtlicb idon gci6catl
S6on melOen lib Die &OOtengr0ber
lln0 ipreGen icbunlIos bon Der 2eber.
IS 1T ni6t Iei6t, oft wout oas 8lut,
User fam oen 3orn betGmpfen2
Scr Seimotbliebe beil'ge @Iutb
&onn feline @elt Iest oGmpfen.
g8ie f0nnt Elm 9eutl1er treitlos ieinl
Scr Slub per5ebre iein @ebein;
S6tt' CT iein 8oterlanO berrotben,
Gonn loGt' Ser Soton i'm emit
broten.
@S 1T nidt leidt, gar @lou@er
l6monft
lln0 l1Bt iib tbalwGrtS i6memmen;
Siel' MGnnerber5en iinO ertranft,
9IIs Wdrcn's feige Mlemmen.
@onn fonlmt oos D9itlineB" nod Oa-
90 Oriidt man bolt Elm 9(uee 5lt;
@os lebe nSA" TT mer pill eS Deb-
ren9
User mag ont &ungertrAe 5ebrenl
@s iit ni6t lei6t follb 1T Die @elt,
N}it Seufeln muB man ringen;
&icl ltnfrout oedt 0os g[derfelo,
glls mont 0os &e1t man 6lpingen.
9o iteben mir, in Stlrnt unO 9totb,
9lusborren 1T iett 0fodtgebotl
llp0 gifts oen lebten &ropfen pa-
gen
gScr polltc 5itteru pollte aogen?
@s lit niht leibt, ooS foroert @tlltb,
0em blinoen llrtbeil troBell
Sic boilen lins in toller @utb
llnO bcintli6 ibiiren Yroten.
Sebt Sbr Oenn niht oas Ecufels-
ipiel9
0ob itial 1mo pGren'S nod 10 bieI;
llnO mars ser Soae leBtcs Srei-
ben
@ermonio miro liegrei6 blei6enl
@s lit ni6t leidt 0o6 iAoiit binalts,
0enft an Ser Seilnotb 2eioen
Denft pie iie ga I'M Sturmgebraus
Sir Dcittidlono's 8ooen Itreiten.
SSem flopft oo ni6t oos 9era 10
bang,
Shper lit je0er S8nffenennel
Wtonb' Wtorgenrotb mtB Itb berf1r-
ben
lln0 mande@eloenbrult nllB iterben
81. s. 9.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
SnnO itSrt strafcnba6nDerfehr.

Cine weiBe 9uuOogee beritono es
geitern W}orgen, oen StroBenbobn.
perfebr in Ser SiiosGatterion.@o
glOenue 20 Wlinllten lang auf5ubul-
ten. Ger &uno iprang gegen Z llbr
in einen StraBenbobnpaggon uno
lieB ii6 in 0emielben nieoer. 9[ne
8emiibungen ieitens OesGonoufteurs,
eines &oli5iiten imo ser ASoiiaeiere,
oen ,Suno aus Dem @oggon 5u brin.
gen, tparen ergebniBlos. Gos S6ier
moQte ieSe 9Serion beiBeu. oie iih ibnl
ndberte. ST oerIieB i6lieBlid oen
Woggon MIR, Inn inter 0enIelben 5il
frieHeu. Die &oiiagiere mlroen
piitbeno, berldieoene ioben, oaB iie
81 lpGt sur g(rbeit fommen piiroen.
Sic mocbten Sen @ori9Iae, OoB Ser
@oggon langiam meiterfabren ioae,
in ser 9lnuo6me, oaB ser Sumo iiher-
lid ieinen SHlupfpinfel oerlaHen
miiroe. GerieIbe tbnt 0ies ober crit
noH einigen W1inilten, na1oen er III.
gefGbr 10 gSaggons ouigebalteit
bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20

Sn elmer 8eriammhng BON Srldu.
bern I'M uSotel Sopce" geItern sIbenO
wuroe inter 8oriib oes 'Srn. s. 49,
Cunningham Elm 3peie Der r6rieuos
Of Sriib 6reeOom" organiiirt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
S'caer wOlltc qOlOcue il6r Oerfanfcu.

Sci Dem @eriucb, cine goIoene llbr
81 einen Shleuoerpreis 8u perfol-
fen, murOe eeitern Der 9Seger @iIiam
Coleman perboftet lmo noh Ger mitt-
Ieren %oli5eiitation ge6roht. @r miro
fcitgc6altcn mcrocn, bis Ole %oli5ei
oen @igcnt6iincr Ger ll6r geiunocn
bat.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
VIRGINIA MAKES SHIFTS
Thurman Rcpurts To Cnachcr Monday.
VIII Pla! Against Georgia aud
Vanderbilt.
LSpecial 10 Tho Times Dispatch. |

Especial /" The Times Dispatch.l
CHARLOTTESVILLE. October lG.-
The Virginia eleven, after Il week of
slow but steady development, engaged
in light work -out to-day in prep
aration Tor to-morrow'S game with
Richmond College. There was no Scrin-
mage, but - long Snappy signal grill.
Boyer who has been showing up well
on the scrubs this week was to-day
advanced to the varsity. and may start
ai left end in tn-morrow's contest He
weighs lho pounds. and is especially
valuable on the defensive.
Russell, who has replaced Gooch i'm
the back field. IL coming fast. Tackle
Ward was absent from to-day's prac-
tee. having gone To Washington to
spend The day with Allen Thurman. last
years star punter, just back from
Franco.
Thurman IS expected to reach col
ieGc tomorrow. He will join the foot
bail squad Monday in order to get i'm
shape for the Georgia game tomorrow
week. THU mans return to the team
should mean u victory over both Geor-
Ii;t ana Nandcrbili
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
FOOTBALL GAINS OWN
Fall Sp"rt SupTIants RnscnIl with
Fans ia EnSt-CarOIiuu-II Harvard
(.nmr PrOmfSES Much.

With the curtain down on baseball
for 1916. football will come into it's
own to-day with Il number of contests
ON Eastern gridrons promising close
struggles.
Interest will center largely in the
meeting between Harvard and the Uni
vcrSiiy Of North Carolina at Harvard.
and the battle between Princeton and
TUFTS At Princeton. The Southern
team is expected to offer the Crimson
9, determined opposition throughout
INC entire play, while Tufts. elated
with its recent victory over Harvard.
OF the hardest battles of the year
y ale viii have Lchigh as an OPP
poncnt. and the power of the Eli eleven
Is expected TO secure revenge for tho
score that the smaller institution gave
Tue Blu" a year ago. when goal from
saved Yale from Il tic.
Ihc University of PENNSYLVANIA will
nave It's oid-timr rival, Swarthmorc, at
Franklin Field. The Navy will play
tn" University OF Pittsburgh. which
"v"rw hclmingly defeated the Naval Ca
diets last fall.
Holy Cross, which held the Army to
ne game III 1915. again will he the
guests Of the Cadets ut West Point
Cornell will have Williams AS an op-
pohcnt; Dartmouth will tackle the
Massachusetts Ag.ics: Brown u]avs
amherst. and rutgers will meet the
Washington and Lee combination
winch last session was Il rcmarka BILE
scoring machine. In addition to these
games in which closely matchc cd
cicEcnS VIII meet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
COUNTRY CLUBS FALL
TOURNEY BEGINS TO-DAY

Play in tho club annual fall golf
tournament will begin this afternoon
on the Country Club of Virginia. The
play to-day will be eighteen holes Of
medal play for the qualifying round.
The play-of will he in match play.
two matches hcinS scheduled each week
until October Is.
The player winning the tournament
Will meet the representative golfer OF
the icrmitHgr Golf Club for the
Branch cup, IA handsome trophy which
will he held by the winning club until
the next tourney.
Prizes will he given the victors in
the second ana third siXtccns and any
other siNtccnS that may he necessary
as we'll as in the first sixteen. The
final matches, between the champion
golfers of the two local clubs for the
Branch trophy. Will be played in two
ciShtccn-hole matches, one match of
eighteen holes being played over the
course If each club.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
PARAMOUNT A. A. ELECTS
MANAGER; BEGINS SOCCER

Paramount Athletic Association will
hold meeting tomorrow afternoon
at G. G. y. field for the purpose Of
clectng officers for the coming year.
The election was to have taken place
at the last meeting OF the club, but
was carried over until the meeting to-
morrow. y manager for the soccer
team will be elected. and there is a
possibility of the association clecting
track manager
Paramount is making It's initial APP
pearance in soccer this season, and it's
progress will be watched closely by
followers Of athletics in this city. b.
l.. Patterson is in charge OF the soccer
team at present, and the first practice
Of the season viii he held this after
noon ut 4. 4. y. field.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-14
GENERALS DETERMINED
EIcnck Expects Victory Over Rutgers,
Which VII! Establish w. md l..
rs SOnth'S Strongest Eleven.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispa tcl

Especial To The Times Dispatch.
LEXINGTON. VA, October 13.--rre-
sentinG Il changed and greatly strcnSth n
gers. ai New brunswick. n. j.. to-
morrow. Washington and Lee will at
tempt To eradicate the stain of the
unexpected defeat by the Army by de-
feating tn" heavy Rutgers eleven and
of it's team as he strongest southern
eleven To play in the East this fall
With lgnico in the backtield. the Of
fcnSiNc power Of the Generals has been
who has been playing left half since
Tuesday, when Captain Young was in
jurc'l. and Sorrclls, is expected TO show
the Rutgers crew some of their own
style OF football
Sorrells has been improving steadily
in his line plunging and. during the
two scrimmagcs through which FL
cock sent the squads this week. he and
iGnic" time after time ripped the
scrubs aSundcr.
Head Coach Elcock expects the game
TO be marked Ivy Il small score. but with
WASHINGTON and Lee at the long end.
He has been working hard with the
varsity this week. pcrfcctinE their de-
Tense AGAINST the expected Rutgers
mass playing and trying out some new
forward passes and line plays.
me team that left Lexington last
night for New Brunswick was stern
or. more determined aggregation than
that which went last week to West
Point. and an entirely different result
Is expected to be flashed TO the students
tomorrow evening
The team will probably line up as
follows:
I.cf, end. Adams: left tackle, John
son: left guard. Bryan; center. Picrot
Ee.hci: right end. Graham: quarter.
I'arley; left half, Grille: right half
IEnico: fun back. Sorrclls.