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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30
lllrifn q. Gdlrii0cr.

IS lar0 ant o. Suni 1916 illriia &. Sdir5.
ocr Qclicbic Satin oeS ncriiorbencn sSobn
Shrdocr. Inn ylicr bon 6S Snhrcn Nie Ncs
eroAnn0 iinoci am Srcitag, lad llbr Aahniiis
Hlace, aus ilait Aeilcbun0 aui BEN uNonoon
Hnri SrlcnUuic (Ntui30)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30
g[0am Is. SdliuiSf.

Gs iiorb pl0bllb am 26. SUM 1916 0lbam
Oi. Smnliot pclcbicr SGiic bon Wiarqarcf "
Gtbnliot Och @epbaroi i'm glier bon AZ Sab
rem. 0ie Necrogna inoc ont Nrciiag, Dior
oclis la0 lhr, bon clucr gSODnlua glr 234
Gab.Nnitlc. .GtraBc, aus 8ur Gi WdCb0elS
Nircbc, no INT llbr Wiurgcn8 cnc yicniients
Nudbneiic cclebriri pirn. iiai gcicbnng nuT
Dem nS1l 0rl8let Sric0boc" (Sltfi2S 800
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Ncaaic Shndiloncn per0en i'm Nennucrib
BON ic 100000 lcin ulle iinicrlicQen IN Be6ul
aut oas Napial oer NegiiiraiIon nno ale uer'
Den mil angeihgen 3lnS.Gonpons ausgeaeben.
&lcic glnlcibe mo Die ourlui 3abbureH Gin.
fem lin0 trci bon Der Nun0esa @niOmnen.
Glener nno bon Stanie., @onntD' uno Siooi'
Gicicrli.
gcinoie gInoeboic ober glnrdqc miiien bcnl
Gbabmeiiier ocs SianieS IN icincm Bureau IN
slnnnpplie, No, Dor 5poi I'D ubr Wiiinas
am MiiiluOD. ocii 10. Snli 1916. nbQelietcrl
mcrocn NeoeS gngohoi nnib anf gdur bel BET
Abliclerung lauien. mus IN einem oeritceelien
GouOcri ciugclbloilcn iCiii muB bic Nuilhrii
s3tnpninl for ihc ibtce Wlluon Dollar Sodr
ol 1916" bnbcft uno icoen Inacboi muB Elm
bcgoubQier ebcd ant ein neronliuoriihe5
@ani.Snililui. auf Die Groer ocs Sddbmeiiiers
Don WiutOlano Ae3oaclL lir nm 90 Brp6enl
hes NelrQace clnes oheu glnqetofs beiaelnaI
icin. Nue gln0eboic oocr glnttu9c pcrocn nm
6uOlf (i2) llbr WiiiaQS am Wiitipud, ben 10.
Nult 1915. IN @cBenpurt Der uHiet5elbneicn
gcuinci pcrocn.
giam ser Sclinina bcfdater Nngeboie mDgen
70 picle ncr pclnalcn Gpliaaiionelt, ols liit
pel0c glli0cOpc pclcui puroen eood tidt
hbcr ben Bclrda, illr oct gngeboie geloroctl
pnroen bon ocm Souncrtenr benz eonirol'
leur unh Dem GDutmcier, oocr elmer Webr'
belt oerlcbcn, an Den bndllicn beranliportliDeH
@eicr ubcr Nicicrn iilr oieelbclt ncnen 8ndr
6uAelpromcn merocn mo ucmi 6lpet ooec
mc0r uer0nimorilihe @icicr onielbe glngebot
qcmdtbl bnbcu nn0 iolc0c5 glngchoi nas bD0ltc
M mo pcrn Die bcioQien bon ioldDcn bp0lieil
Recommendation Utcicrt pcooiellcn EbllQailps
ncN lUcOl pclluNtll ais OCT NuN6t VtlluH oct
fir ben %crfai anpcboicnen SbliaaiioncrL
ndnn ni6aen iol6c GbliQaiionen an Die b6ds
fen bcrnntmurili@cn 8iecr. bic ocnielben
Nreis anbicien 81 perbdlinbndBi9en &bcileu
6uqciprpDcn ncr0en.
SHie ilnicHchneleu m1Qen nam ibrcm Giub
nbicn elm Qlnpcboi fit Die pnu6c hcanie glns
leibe, nncr icpnrnic Nngcbotc iilr Ibellc bcng'
icr glnlcibc nrucbnlcii, pie es oeH gr1bcn @r
lbS prin0ef mag; nno e noaer nucp brem
Wmiudien glnQcboie fir Ibeile bciaQicr vine
lcibc, nhcr nidi iiir Die gan5e nnnebmcn mo
ie bcbaltcn ih ods 9ichi Oor, Hadl @nta6ien
uuc oocr irQero eiu gln0ebot nh8loociieu
Sic 8naeiprodenen Snliqoiionen oeroen 6em
poer ben criolQrcdcn @lcicrn geQen Smpiang
ocS yeirnQeS bcS pocr Der erioiareibcn gInQcs
hoie am 2lcnlidn. ocnl I. gluanit 1916, i'm
Nurcnn ocS GinaiS SdntmciIlers in gnHupo'
lis mo. nbncllcicrt mcroen.
@ieier peroen ani onS bcdgie aapiiel 6si
ocr glttc hcr 2cpiSlutur hon WiurDlano bon
1915 berpcleu. ons bic bonen Ncoingnngen
uno gSorIhriIien oicier glnleibe enibdli
Gmcriun 6. pnrrthnun,
tN04 GOmberHeur.
Sno1 ", WlcWln0en,
Gnnirnncmr hes EMnbdmiS.
Suhn Wi. IcnniS.
Ghdbncllcr bon Wiutblano
tSnni0 t0t4t6,2t, ,23,2s,30)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30

G8 ltarb am 27 SUM 1916 Ncta Micler, aes
Hcbie Satin hes perprbCncn 5rcocrd Qicier
l ibrem 6S. yeben9iuDr Gic Necrbiaung
n0ci am NrciiaN, 30. Sliiii yl0MmiinQs "a
ihr, BON iNrcr gSnbnnnQ, Nr. 100, YiDrD TO-
airnhe, NinblnubiDiur, @nftimpre'Gnnutn, aus
iaii, geiicbuna oui Dem D@oliinQrc cSreos
mic (sNiuioQ YOl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30
(Sliia6et6 0nnfcl.

IS itorb am 20 SUM 1916 NliIabciB annfel
1c gep 0sf m asleOlss sae 80 %a abye Vo o9s
uiih ,Srennc Der Snmilc W0 cnQclaoen ocr
Yccroigun0 an Mluntaa, b Sill, Wioraeus
llbr bon ihrcr genhmlHa, Nr. 2225, GDcrluunhs
glncnle, aus, bc1umuDncH; 0dnn 3ur @i Sns
ioblis Nirchc ipu i'm 8 llbr einc lieuiientgice
lm ieli @cclcnnci cclcbrtri miro. Neiicbnng
alt ncnl sNl. @rucr 5rieoboc."
lNlnl8n- ,Nnli9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30
Charles 3. Simmclman.

Gs nar6 am 81 Simi 1916 0bas q. Stint.
mclnnn, nelebicr c5aiic bon &eainn Numcl.
ndit och gscrncr. i'm guicr bon 30 Snhrcn.
sic MccroiQuliQ iiloc am Nrcitao, 30. sNili
bon ieincy g9ohming, yir 32iS, Sii'Sumbaro.
Sirngc, aus iinii gciietunQ AMI oenl rSt
Vnma NtIc0h0ic" lNlMi2s SOD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30
Staat SOaarDIamD.
SdaRan.ts- Ocpartenlcnt.
Si,500,0OO Oier Hru5eni cblinatipncn brr Srci
million S0llarQlnlelBe BON 19l6".

annapolis. Wlb., T. Snni 1915.
Genidb ocs @apicls 6S1 ocr Vile Der Se'
gslalur bon Wiar0lano bon 1916. 0ic glns'
90bc ocr 5icrln genanuicn Dbliaationcn oors
brcbeno mo aenlaB uuBcroem 0ce Sclblullcs
oer OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bon WiatDlaHo, am
/. SUM 1916 0uQeHonnei uno IN Dem NrcDio
mo our Suipcfion I'M &ureuu Der beiaqten
NcD0roe IN 9lnnapoliS oiicn Uerocn Die uns
iCr8clbnetci, ocr @ouOerncur, Der 0oniroucur
ocs SWabnmis uno Der SDdbneiiicr beS
Giuaies DnrDlano glrQeOpie oncr glnirugc iiir
Sblt9aiiorcu ocS GiaaicS UinlUlallo lpe o8t
aHncbmcn
St,5O0,0O0 Bier Hru5ent S6liaatluucn brr
gnlcibc, ais bic ,,Srct Wiilliun SUllar'
glulcibc Dun 1916" Dcfnunt.
WenpiC GbQuiipncn iino nllc bonn I. glu9uli
1915 oaiirt. Sic perocn 8lillcn 8itt Rdie bon
pier (i) 'Rrodeni pro Snbr iragen balhidbrlld
6dblbnr an Den reipeiiOe crllcn IGQen beS
5ebrunr mo glneu eincS icoen enSelnen SQDs
res pdbrcno ocs 2crmiHS dieter gnleibc. Sns
Napiiul bciaaier glnlcibe miro nad Dem Snbs
rcssS ericltRlnn 5abhar cin, iuc er nusllbts
lD Ia bcaRcr gle bon 1916, Iapiiel 6Sl,
bclbrlcben ii. wle Oa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30

SIS liarb am o. Smi 1916 Oscar g. Gcher,
pcliebier Sniic bon Miaric Gie0cr. i'm gllter
bon "A Sdbrcn Die @ccroipnng iinoei am
6rcitas, llbr Nammitn95 bon iciner gSops
NINA Nr. 220i, Eit.6n1cttc- Stra6c, ans ltait.
Wciicbnu aul oem pNai SaluR 5rleobole."
(Nni2S SOD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30
81, 600, 900 @icr @ru5rnt Cbllsatlpnen, alb
bic Sdugantcaniiliss2lui D0n
IulEM hnlnllllI

Welnotr Shiiant,nncn 1nrroen Inv dent1nertb
M Nv W oeo bn e m ~
of onitn cr vS oc W eI
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g6ieeuna Iante nuie o IN cnau 4 o perieoeIte
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n fai6 babrn ~ Iuo isoeg P SInaebot u mns SvT ci
saoio3bioter eheG 5 be ~
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nnt }orni,,A ov tG sH, WV wv, ~
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Sei, ae Slunenat Scr g, ,
.mSif 10y iihfe 9BitiooS az, 1sitbno% Sen 4 "a
&, foiG ~ ~ 6;,m 3;mS v iiee ~, t,,. ~,
eeSfSrcf perben ss''''"'' 0'' y"
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f, Sfer Se hcsnn1c, Ssff ,,c n'0 Nv
mclSs 0frnchoio nestcut 1r,sSen icao% r{%f
ifhcr So1, nctrno nsi, ac, a1,1r6,t 10 nefofncyt
mmrocn ho,t Sen, @onhcr,tc,,r Scn 9Nnmtrot'
Ier no Y Sen S%oemeitcr o5er 0e ejer geSr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30
Staat OOlurDlauO.
SdaRnmtS. 2cpartcmcnt.
S2,O00,0O0 Uier @ru5entSbliaationeH aiS bic
,Smaeamts. Ghlic.glnlct1e bon 1916" belanut

NnnapoIts Mo. T. Suti 1916.
GemdB ocs Nnpiiels ii2 Der 2lilc Der ZEE
pSuur bon Nlurnldno bon 1916. ole gluSs
pnhe ocr btcrin gcnunnien GbliQatioHer bots
intebcno ilno ocmdb anBcrbcm oes AeihluicS
ocr Observation-Disclosures bon WiarDiaHo, am
4. Suni 1916 ungenomHcn nno IN Dem glr1iO
uno 8nr Supeiion nt Nnreau Der bclagicn
Ncboroc iii annapolis often. iueroen Die lf'
ierjel0ncien, oer @onoenenr Der 0pntronenr
0cs SdnbamiS mo Der Sdnbmellier pes
Giaaies Wldrnldnb gnaeboic ooer 9lnrdge iiir
Sblieailonen oes Staaies WiarDlano pie olai
annebnien;
81, 900 0icr @ru5ent Cblgntlpnen, nls
bic ShuganltcaNhlis,llulsib non
1916" bctduut.
NeiaAic GblipatuHen ltno ale bonn !. glu1ult
1916 oairt @ie iueroen 8inen 5lr Jinie bon
bier (D Bru6ent prp Sabr trngen, pnlbidDrlcp
5abbnr an Den lepciiue eriten Iuaen oeS
,Sebrnur ullo glmpuii ciHeS ieoen ein8cnen Snb'
les p1breno ocs GerminS oieicr gInletbe. SaS
Ndptdl beluqicr glnlcibe nitro nab Dem 3ab
ressScricns4lan 5nblbar IeilL uie er onsiibI'
lic0 IN hciaQicr giie bon 1916, Napliel lA2,
bchrichcn IT. lpic tnlQt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30

~S ieoeu Ncgiincnt Der gaiionaI @oroc, oie lie
bis6er 6eitono, io inter oencnac Die bel Der ling
ieH 9leiguuaug poraetrcteu iino 6ciinoct lid cine
sIu5obl Dof @louneru oeuden @lles gSelm Elm 9ili
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30

@ctcrS6mra mia ictt 10000 Sciterreidler ecfau.
gcu gcnommen bo6er lluo gclogcu If ons uidi Dcul
cs i'll obnc 3meiicl mo6r Dob IN oen % Wonoten Die
Der arica cet 6ou ooiiert 100000 oterreihiidun
ooriidic Erilppcn in rldc e5eiouacifait gcrotbcn
iino
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30
9Delp's
Sumpfcr.G GEfnrIiOucu.
y, 6. & 81 W, .. & y.
glmsnmBs : Tabrfartcns8nllrtin III.


Cccan Gitg, Wib.
5aDrioricn our Jtudiabri galiIg bis 81
&fipber 1916. Observation-Disclosures. SJ,25
5reiiae Ii. Gunniae 9hidnDrt .0ieliii0g. $50
@oltniua. Jtlr an oelenl Aag guliig.. 1.JO
StatiDncH, GlaiDDrnr nad 8rrlin.
Tubriarien Samldg, Jilalabrt Wloniag. lGln'
lade 5abrt
SontIiag, nr an oieien Iag ehliig. Nciolls
0erS nlcorige 9ialc
5u1rplnn bonn Yer 8, 3iQbt9iruBe, gSodbens
tagen 6.25 8orn uuo 2.15 ytabn. Sonns
tags 73O Ntorgens
0lcDobDt9 Bead, Del.
5a6ridrief 6ur 9iiidiabrt giiIhg bis S0
september O.................. Si.OO
5reiiag liIl0 Sunttdn, Jtildinbrt 9enltng. 2.73
Spiniaa, iulr an oeien Idg glitig.... 1.5O
Siatonen, YpDc HDlnt nan 8eipcS.
DnDriarieiL @nntliaa, 03ndtabri Wlonidg. Gin'
eonllioa, inr an Siefcn Gaa onIta. @eons
oers neorige Jinie
8a9rplan pom Eier s, Ngbt Strabe ggo6en'
tdgeiI, 6.30 UlorgelS mo 2.20 yidbnI.
5onnngs 7.40 OloreenS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. noh qDbe Eoint.
bampfcr ,g5eitmDrclanO".
Bum Bier 8, 0iqbt Cir, lSohcniaqen 220
ytatbn Gonuilq5 800 ytadnI
Wiabl5cieH nu Dem Sanlpier.
SOC. 9hnofahrt Doc.
8nricbcntelcnbe NaIierfnBricn.
Ganlpier inbrcn ic0cn lag iir
0beinpeaic Nni.
Git 10A uiio 5lue HdcDic
3iuc Iagc mo orei Jddlic
Observation-Disclosures
Slluiriric Yeidretbunqen nui Yerlanqen
YbOne, Gi Saul $40. a. WhtrbDdl, 8 sAg sQl
(Snni23,D&1, ,3Utie)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30
OGic Ojranb ClO Earm bat Ocn

uGic WronO SIO &arm Fat Ocn
OcrIorcnen Sobn iebr milfommen
gcbciBen. Sugbcs mo 9iooicDelt ba.
ben iid ausgciobnt. Gait un0 &ooic.
belt iollen iid ousiobnen. Gos
&oIbiIcii6 miro i'm @reiic itciaen.
(Staats5eihng.)
Pms SOuOon fommt NIT % Niu-
notcn Geripdtung Die glo6ri1t OoB
englono uno 5ranfreid oie 2onOo-
ncr GrfIdrlmg ouigcbobcn bobcu Die
fcitIegte, mas ais 9anngut uno mas
niht ais @onngut in enueu aricge
aigeieben merocn ioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-06-30
Gie prdmtiaen Nort GspuRt. nnb Weitrriun.
Vrfurfiuuru

Nhts alei6t cem SnSancbailid,6lnk Ne
liebier @anlpier gSu5Qucbanun" Picr 10,
Hiqbi. Sfs6e Seoen @icnna Gonueriiag
nnb SnmiiaQ uni I Gahm. 3u Snulc tO.ib
yiahis Wilpom5 8orm. Gonniaqs 10
Norm Su @auie $50 Niacic soc Ciuie
Wiopl3clieu Qhtlii 9eginn am 20. Suni
CSnni15, 5,3NRle G&G)
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%criammIituss .Au5cigcm.


,WiarnlaHo W1dcrGrrcln"
G0nlltda, ben I ,Sili glbeno9 llhr. Gc.
ner0l 9lcrlummliin0 mo glnbe1ubluno Der bicrs
icidbrlghen Nciirdgc IN Mhiicle Snlc
(Niui30 Nlii) Eun 3lcnlcr, 5cir
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gSermiIdltc SIu5ciscu.


9antiagMng.
$50 m5dic bierntii ben Ncomcu iin0 Wits
Qlc0crn 0es ,,C5cni,OnucluUec 9r. 8, Nrp.n.
rpbc," ncincn iHniaitcn NnHi duSlnredcn iitr
Dle phniilime gIu6aabnn hes 100000 Siers
lanqllbriqcS Wtinlico bea nblgcn SrDen5.
(dcA) YOliic NCdcr,
(Slui30) gir 922 GrcenHpuni.glOc
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Grit(Om- eSimie- exlIurliONeit.

QlttrnltlBc 9pniicrgiontc pnrh brn Nbrinprnlc
alic Gclaiunre 0nnal.
Evening journal., 1916-01-29
SOLDIERS IN SPORT.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DELAWARE CITY. Del. Jan. o.
The troops OF the coast defenses OF
the Delaware are preparing for the
indoor meet to be held in March.
The members OF the companies have
already started work preparing for
the events
The 139th Company has selected
the men for the events already and
the men are being trained, to be Sc
lected a short time before the meet.
Sergeant Zuber is in charge OF box
ers.
The boxing candidates are: Heavy
weight, White and Lush; middle
weight. Thomason and Heller; light
weight, Senior or Deck.
Hall is in charge of the wrestlers.
The wrestling candidates are; Heavy
weight. OlssOhn; middleweight. ThOm-
ason. Saknow or Boland; lightweight,
Hall or Stacker; fencing. Sergeant
Jorgenson in charge, and Corporal
Mesmer, and Private w. II. White.
Sergeant Clay is in charge Of the
bowling, the members OF the first
team being Byrd. Cross, Boland,
Burke. White. w. H.. and the second
| team men are: Erich, Stoudt, Nagel
Clay and Jones.
Sergeant Clay is i'm charge Of tho
basketball teams, first team mer
being Sergeant Morris, captain
Stroupe, Vasness, Heller and Hoff-
man: second team. Nagel, Stoudt
Kent. White and Collins. and sub.
stitutes, Dahl and Metzger.
Sergeant Clay is in charge Of tho
meet
Evening journal., 1916-01-29

baker instead Of restaurant man,
Judging from the way he gets the
dough.
The Cleveland club has two men
for third base. All it needs now is
an owner.
New Orleans mayor has refused to
let Harry Wills. negro. fight Fred
Fulton. Wills should be happy
With Percy Haughton, of Harvard
running the Boston Braves. it's a
cinch there won't be a Yale lock on
John Evers' jaw this season.
Pearce in the majors has brounghi
great surplus OF ball players. Mi
nor league owners have been slow tC
take on minor league players at ma
ior league salaries.
Germany schaefer and Louis Evani
Evening journal., 1916-01-29
EVERS OVERTURES
BEGUN BY CHICAGO
StallingS After Fischer, When
"Zim' Was
Offered
DEAL is SAID
TO BE PENDING

All the overtures TO swap Johnny
Evers for Heinic Zimmerman came from
the Chicago end. This much is known,
according to Boston writer who Isl
supposed TO be close to the Braves
management It appears that only re-
Gently Manager Stallings in his fren-
zied search catcher OF parts and
experience, despatched an cmissary to
the Windy City with instructions 10
feel out the new Subs management with
respect 10 Bill Fischer, the former back
stop of the Dodgers, who hopped over
10 the Federal League and worked Tor
the Chicago Whales According 10 the
official report on the matter, given out
from the Boston end, there was not the
slightest intention ON the part Of the
Boston people TO open the way for any
deal that would concern l1yers.
There was nothing doing, absolutely
nothing, with regard to the winning OF
Fischer for the Braves, but chief owner
NVeeghman, of the Cub-Whales, Is re-
ported 10 have said or hintcd that there
could be something doing in the way
of swap-Evers for zimmerman. Boss
Stallings was at once notified of this
but as yet he has made 20 decision one
wav or the other. Boston reports say
that the subject is too new TO be con
sidered other than in its preliminary
stages, but they say it IS at least grow
ing in weight and importance every
Passing moment.
Should it 20 through as at present
framed on the Chicago end il will prove
to be one of the biggest of the yea
and arouse interest that will parable
that caused by the other startling de
velopments of an eruptive off-season.
Just what were the events tending to
ward tho manufacturing of the deal nov
acknowledged to be pending, is some
thing that remains TO be told by thos
most concerned. Not so long ago Ever
is alleged TO have made the statemen
that he would not be welcomed by tn
new Braves management and would b
found playing with the cubs the comin
season. For several reasons the out
burst was not taken seriously. Both il
Chicago and Boston IL appeared to hav
been quashed as one of those winte
firecrackers making a loud noise for
moment and then iizzling out
In the light Of the present revelations
something, having fired at random an
thereby paved the way for the bosse
of the two clubs to get the target
line with his shot. II Is a well-estal
lished fact that Johnny is popular
Chicago and holds that city IN high q
teen. Johnny would be a great DRAWN
card anywhere, but Chicago, where
made his great record as star and
flaming baseball notable, would hail h
return with great enthusiasm
Evers for Zimmerman would mea
something indeed. Ileinie is great ba
player. younger than Evers. but wit
out the qualities of leadership and insr
ration that belong 10 the latter. In
purely mechanical way Zim is a pr
nounced headliner, but, as the basebs
world well knows, lie is some bird
handle.
Various expedients were considered
the Cubs manager and Owner Weeg
man whereby great asset of uncerta
uuantitv could be made use of withO
impairing the strength of the club, al
the only method of settling the knot
problem has } solved itself into the ira
that is now pending
Evening journal., 1916-01-29
RY ~POODLES.p

Allen was certainly making a lot
OF noise Thursday night
Ellis is certainly some anchor on
that team OF his.
A. ]. Duncan at last has got into
the 800" class. Good boy, Dun
can.
Cunningham says what has Dolezer
to do but bowl 800" Why. Harry?
Gallagher certainly was knocking
them down. Boys be careful, he says
he is going to get in the 500
class.
Joe Walsh certainly made poor
showing for a professional.
Parske. what was the matter with
you Friday night?
You can not do it ALL Harvey.
Doelzer is certainly trying to come
back. but no use, boy.
Where was the Tank Shop Mas
cot" the other night?
Captain Ben was seen up on the
alleys bowling 500 scores again. But
it was in practice game, boys, sc
/ don't be scared.
Captain Thomas is high man again
Evening journal., 1916-01-29
nrPnNT CLIrR SHOOT.

The DUPONT Shops Gun Club had a
shoot on Thursday afternoon. The
attendance was small, but some good
scores were made in the single tar
gets. Harold BrintOn broke 80 out of
so: r. Mace broke Al out Of so; c.
Voshell broke 40 out OF so; M. Hicks
broke 6 out OF %: J. Kaiser broker %
out Of 25; w. Wood broke 10 out Of 20.
In the double targets c. Voshell shot
at II pair and broke IA: Hicks shot
at Il pair and broke 10; W. Wood
shot at IL pair and broke 20.
Hicks had a bad attack Of buck
fover.
Wood used Brinton's new gun in
he doubles and made top score.
Mace will soon be breaking $3.50.
Evening journal., 1916-01-29
WILMINGTON WALLOPS
CHESTER five IN CAGE CANE

After a series Of defeats. the Will
mington High School five came back
with a brace yesterday afternoon and
walloped their rivals. Chester High
School, in their biggest game Of the
year. to the tune Of 45 to 25 Whining
ton held the upper hand from the be-
ginning
The entire local aggregation played
a steady. consistent game From the
l5-foot mark. McGuigan Gagged seven.
teen one-pointers. McCaughan starred
with several field goals. The losers
had come with the expectation of trim
ming the locals but went back to Ches
/ ter surprised bunch. jackson was
Chester's high scorer. with two field
goals and eleven fouls to his credit
The lineup:
Evening journal., 1916-01-29
cERrIrICATE OF Dissolution.


STATE OF DELLA.
1oe U. s. l. R.. WARE. OF ICE
STAMP OF SECRETARY OF
CANCELLED STATE.
DISSOLUTION.
Tc All TO Whom These Presents May Ccue.
Whereas Il appears TO my satisfaction, by
duly authenticated record ~ the proceedings
Tor the voluntary dissolution thereof. by the
consent OF an the stockholders deposited In
my Office The Servoss Furnace Company, a
corporation Of this State, whose principal
Office Is situated AZ No. goo Market st.eel,
in the cit Of Wilmington, county OF New
Castle state Of Delaware, Delaware trust
Company being agent therein, and In charge
thereof upon whom process may be served,
has complied with the requirements OF the
Corporation Laws Of the State Of Delaware, as
contained in 1915 Section I. TO 2lOl. Sec
ton Is7 Chapter %, Of the Revised Statutes
Of 1915. as amended. preliminary TO the
'su'1 1dERRriiFIcATE or DISSOLUTION.
Now, therefore, /, Geo. II. Hall, Secre-
tary Of State, Of the State Of Delaware, do
hereby certify that the said corporation did,
on The 9TH day Of january. A. ID. 1916 hle in
the once q duly executed aud attested con.
sent I'M writing, 20 the dissolution Of said
corporation. executed by an the stockholders
thereof, which said consent and The records
IL tho proceedings aforesaid. are now on fle
IN TESTIMONY
WHEREOF. I
have hereunto
set my hand and
OFFICIAL SEAL oaiciai seal. At
. Secretary's once Dover, this 7th
1885 Delaware 1898 day Of Jan, in
1911 the year OF ouI
Lord. one thou
sand, nine hun
dred and sixteen
jans.15,27,2e. Secretary Of State.
Evening journal., 1916-01-29

NOTICE. IsADOR GOLDBERGER. THE
~ tenant and occupant Of the house situ-
sied at No. sol West Front street.
in the Third ward Of the city of
Wilmington. county ot New Castle and
State OF Delaware. In compliance with tho
requirements Of tho acts of the General As
sembly in such case made aud provided,
do hereby give notice that ] shall apply
in writing 30 the Court OF General Sessions,
Of the state Of Delaware. in and for New
Castle. county. on Monday, the sixth day oi
March. A. -. 1916, being the next term
Of said court. for a license for said houss
ns an inn or tavern. for the sale therein Of
intoxicating liquors In less quantities thBu
one quart 20 be diunk on the premises; and
the following respectable citizens Of said
ward al least twelve Of whom ara substan'
tial frecholders Of said ward. recommend the
said application. viz.
Jacob SehiHer. Norris Groll
MAJ Abraham Thomas NJ. Monaghan
Morris Rosenblatt, Benz Rosonblstt.
Jas y Mccormick, ID. Shar,
James Monaghan, VIM. p. shar.
X Abbercsr John n. Srhweizer.
Morris Stone. William Mcknight
George ~. Badcr, Louis iosin.
Thos r. McEvilly,. Anton feuerle.
Michael W Howard, Robert. u. Miligan.
A. Levin. Jacob Shtoiman,
David Roth Michael Haitsch,
Harry Kaufman Charles uemol
John j Monaghan, r.. Potter,
jan2I3 81. IsADOR GOLDBERGER.
Evening journal., 1916-01-29
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.


NOTlCE-I, JAMES A. MckELNEh.
~ the tenant and occupant Of the house
known as Deer Park Hotel. Newark, IN School
Districts Nos 30 80 i-2, 81 and a l-2 In the
county Of New Castle and state OF Delaware,
In compliance with the requirements of the
acts of the General Assembly la such case
made and provided do hereby give notice
that I shall apply In writing to the Court
OF General Sessions Of the State Of Delaware,
II and for New Castle county. on Monday
tho sixth day Of March, A. ID. 1916. being
the ncNt term Of said court for n license for
said house, as an inn or tavern, for the sale
therein Of Intoxicating liquors, In less
quantities than one quart TO be drunk on
the premises. and the following respectable
citizens Of said school districts at least six
Of whom are substantial freehulders Of said
school districts recommend the said applica.
tion. viz:
Evan W. Lewis William E Hayes,
J. ". Armstrong Walter Il Powell,
William IA Barton, E. c. WILSON
Charles y. Steele, Jacob Thomas,
Ernest Frazier. Alfred c. Stiltz,
o. W. Middocs q. Fnder.
Walter IA Steele. Perry Il Towson,
Herman Il. Tyson. Robert l.. Armstrong
james f. Walker
j. II. Hossingrr
john L.. Elliott
ian29-at. JAMES A. MckELvEY