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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10
strnfcnbnln frndltc IN g8naen.

0in IN norOliber Ridtung fobren.
Der Ban Store Strobenbobn @oe.
gon frodte OIL Scr @de Der Soiuoro.
mO @}crionitroBe nit einem 3pei-
9cipom Der @l06eliirma @uSOorif &
Solepb 5uiommeu. 9eioc &ierOe iic'
len in 6ol9e oeS 6eitieen 9Inprollcs
8u 9oocn llnO 5o0en iih leidte Ser.
lebungen ju. Ger 6u6rlenter I'M,
iein @c6iilic purOen ans ibrenSite,l
gcidlcuocrt lno fomen nit un6eOell.
tenOen Gerlebln9en Oooon. Gic
S6usoorridltung an Scr @leftriideu
NOR bei6GOiat morOen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10
gecncn NInheitSrnna bcitraft.

9}o6ocm CT nit 8nbiou I6omp.
ion Scr cine leiner Godter beiuht
bottc, in Streit ecrat6en mar mO iid)
oonu icincr 9er6aitung Orr6 ben
%oli5iiten &o5olrcf piOeriebt bate,
mllrOc 9eiteru @oreen &crrp 6. glp.
plc6p BON 9Ir. 25iS, 9orClop. .StroBe,
bon 9Ri6tcr S1roOer in Der norolif
den goli5eiitotion luiter Scr 9lnidul'
oieimq ougeblib ocn oitcntliden
6ricOcn oeitort 5u 6oben, nit 500
mo Soften bcitroit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10
@on cincm 9sfcrO Ocrlcbt.

9eim lleberidreitcn Oes 6obroom'
mes an ser &reiton.StroBc 5piibcn
DER Diilton.glpc. imO oie.Str, mllr-
Oc Scr 6 Sabre oltc SSo6n SuB bon
gir. 1875. 0}ontioro. .glpenuc, BON ei.
nem @eiponu Der Sirmo @ebriloer
@crn6eimer. oos BON Dem 6orbi9en
@OmorO @ilion eclenft mllrOc, mic
oergcitoBcn umO crlitt einen Snftriti
IN 0cn llnterleib, loipie Serlcbunaen
am aopi ipie i'm ct. ,SoiepDs-Soipi.
tai ieitgeiteut mnroe. ScDn mnBt'
i'm Soipitol perbleiben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10
Nun cincm 0mni6ns iibcrfalrcn.

9lls i'd oeitcrn globmittog Der 63
Sabre oIte @iIliom Ganoon bon Scr.
1917, .9oltimorcltroBc, on 0cr
@de BON Charles. un0 Baltimore.
Strobe 3u iebr in 0ie @oblrciultotc,
oic bort BON einer 3eitung befonnt
eenlodt murOcn, pcrticft botte, mllroC
or bon cincm Omnibus Der o9olti.
more Sroniit 60" oneeiqbrcn in>
3u 9oOcn eemorfen. Gin 9toO Oes
glutomobilS gine iibcr oen Infer
Sub, Der ibm itorf 5erquetiht urroc
Der Icrlette murOe nod ocn @}crcp
Soipitol qebroht.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10
6rfuIarcidl n6acIdloiicn.

Der oSroucn.Serein Ocs @ermo.
nio.N1GnnerhorS" bei6loB geiiern
iein Scit 9luiterneIien mO 9o5or.
0ic &crcins6ole mar picOer iebr 9llt
bemcbt. Gas iilnge Golf crfrcnte iid
am Son5. Tie Gonitc. Gomen mo
.Scrrcn moren in ibrcn rcip. glcm,
tern oubcrit eci66itie. 9tae trugcn
oa5u bel Dem 6citc Ocn @riolg 5ll
brinaen ocn es in Der S6lt bate.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10
Nrci Wlnnnte glrbcits6ons.

81 DER i6meren Strofe bon orei
@onoten 9lrbeitsbous murOe in Der
oltlibeu &oIi6eiitotion eeItern ytod.
mittoe Der 80 Sabre olte 9lrtbur
Seiie perllrtbeiIt, welder nod glus.
ioeen bon g[ueen6euecn 0ie iicben
Sabre olte @oeline @mberlp nit Der
Sono beriibrte. pelhe gepegune ols
glngriff ouS9elcet mitrOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10
Ger GiIcn6u6nOcrfc6r.

Nerr Charles 8. 5olconer, DER
@rGiioent oeS @ereinS Der aouileute
rmO 6obrifonten 6ot oie @ertreter
BON 200 Ger sroBten @eidofte Oes
2onoes 81 elmer am t6. 9looem6er
bier ib5u6oltenoen Gouferen5 einee-
loOcn INN Niittcl mo @ese 5ur lie
bcriuodltne ser @eiebeebunG 6e5iig.
li9 Oes GiienbobnoertebrS OeS 9on-
oes 81 trefien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10
0crr &m. g. YIarbnry i'm y6ihD-
Slub."

9Io6 Dem NiittoeS 2un6cou inn
oGim.Glnb" i'm Ndnniep @c6duoc
morgen gIohmittae miro Serr @m.
g. N}orbrrp einen &ortroa ii6cr sic
5ifiiniti9eu 9e5ie6lmgeu 5wiidcn
Baltimore uno Dem iiiOIicben Nloro.
lanO" baIten. Scrr @tor6urp IcI6It
ltammt ans Frincc Georges Golmtp
lhO lit Gin ioroioItiocr ,Sori6er ouf
polfswirtbibuitlidcu @cbicf. Seine
Sortr0ge limo itcts intercIioat umo
le6rreih.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10
Nrnn CSenheimcr luic0cr llrdiiSentin

8rou 5rdnf @. Soenbeimer bon
@orlono luurOe bel oer Sobres.Gon.
pcntion ocr oGereinieten Godter Ger
CONFEDERATION" wel6c IN GolIoS,
Ger, in Sibuue it, nit eincm SO.
tum bon 2t3l gegeu 90 Stinnen
bon g1eucm ols 9r0iioentin eruGblt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10
,a; eh Elut fir Sru o.,,,;s

Dc. uirS SVl,ern a, bcfonnt gcocbcn unr.
gOnorcSSn% %OuOerncrr sorrinoton ocn
der ais 0"sulln so, eo0iO 5. 2cluis, wcl.
%oi 1879 vs0l aeidlooen purOc, am /.
million YiS iil, 'am .a U'itaIieOc Ser 81, Gon.
nen. Mn ollentlide 9ctricbe cruen.
min ocs s''' a,Il aIsnem sooe ac6t Der Ger.
GnOc Ps, %.n, !, y 9Iop Gimonus Al,
Srn. scmis ntr SS.onareb y scrmin Oes es
o6. 'ault nit Dem A 9pGr,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10
@lBiteri0icS SanScIu icitcns Der
lpliaci.

9Solisci.
9tnnie Smith mo &op 9crnitein
ulrocn in Der norolicben Yoli5ei-
Station ciucm lunOeIaugen
SrelB.&er66r imter3ogen.- @ur.
oen in @crbinolmg nit ocm Gin
bru6 bel Der 5irma Stemon &
9iorlpig Oerboitet.
90 gcbeinniBooa ipie mogIi6
uurOen gcitern 9iobmittoe ole 5luci
N|GOdcn. gInnie Smith unO 8oD
9ernitein, bic Dor Orei @o6en in
g}ew Dorf oerbuftct iurr0en ais lie
in 9e0Ieihng oeS 25 Sabre oItcn
2eon @1iQer lnO ocS 33 Sabre olten
s. Sromer, oie ongei6uloigt iinO.
ongcbliA am 81. September in ocn
SupelierloOen bon Stemon & Nor.
mig, gtr. 31S, 9}orO.SoporO.StroBc,
cinge6ro6en imO Sbmudge0enit0u,
Oe I'M @crtb BON $4,000 geltobIen al
baben, einen na6 Cuba fnbrenoen
Gampfer bclteigen mollten nod 9ol-
timore oe6rodt. 9lnitott, lpie eS im-
mer iiblid lit, oie @ciougeneu nod
Ger mittleren Eoli5ei-Stotion oOcr
Dem @ef6ngniB 81 bringen, bis 0cr
Sal i'm @eridbt sur Ger6onOlung
fommt, luuroen ole NlGoben na6 ser
n0rOliheu @oli5ciitotion gebroAt.
Sic @riinoc 6ierfiir luur0cn bon scr
Eolijci nidt ongegc6cn. SGnmt.
libe Yoli5ei6eonte, oie bon Oer 9ln.
welenbeit scr W}doGen in ocr norO.
liben &olBeiitation puBten. meiaer+
ten id, irgenO pelde 9luSfunft 81
geben.
IS lit ieoob bcfonnt. BOB oic bic
iige A}oli5ci bon Der 9Iclp gorfcl
@oli5ei Dor 5iuci S9odeu, no6Oen
Niillcr mo Gromcr no6 Baltimore
ocbrodt morocn poren 0oroltf ouf
ncrfiom gcnod,t iprrOe, OoB 81,
@i0Odcn, ocreu 9luslieicrim9 no6 IL
ser Shmcbc itonO, ieOcnfoaS ourd
einen geri6tlihen 9cfebl oui frciel
SUB geiebt werOen piirOen Gic @c
6eimpoIi5iitcu 9roOlcp unO glrm
ltrone, pcl6e OoS Guortett in 9Ielp
yorf oerboftet botteu iebteniib oom
nit Der 9umoeS Goli5ei in @erbin
Dung unO er6oben gc9en Die NlGodel
Die glnidulOiglmg, ongeblicb in 0el
bon ibnen nlitgefii1rtcn 2oifert gu
nomit eebo6t 81 bo6en, luoS oil
@rlno ser 9inoes @eiebe oer6otel
lit. sic wurOen icrner ougcihuloigt
cinen Sbcil ocr aelioblenen Slnuelel
Der 6irmo Stemon & 9iorpig il
@npfong 9enonmen 81 bo6en. Oiod
longcnl 3ogern luter5cidnete gelterl
! 0iorgen @ouDerneur @bitmm pol
9}au Yorf Die gluSlieierunes %a
pierre, porouf Geteftio 9(rmIiron
Die 0ioOden in Gmpfong nobm.
glni6eincno in Ger Surdt. ooB &c
bieiiee GedtSbeiItono bon 0liIIer I'M
Gramer. SorrD 9. goIf, oie Wt6h
den bier ouf @rlno imeeniigenoc
8emeiie ouf @rimo eincs @cri6ts
befebls 0en SGn0cn Oer &oIi5ci eni
5iebcn niiroc, muroen oic MGohe
ltini6meieenO nod Scr noroIi6e
Boli5eiltotion eebrodt. 0ort befor
ocn liA, fpic qeitern g[benO iibcrrc
idcnocr @ciic feltgeItent prrOc, ouC
Sromcr un6 Mi[ler. Sycoermonn il
Boli5ei- Deportcmcnt botte eegIoub
Dob oicielbcn inn @efdngniB libe
niiroen.
9ie DiGohen murOcn ioiort not
i6rcr @inlieferlmg in oie noroIid
Station eincm Srcu5oerbor lmtct
5ooen. GoS &crbor miro 10 lane
fortgciebt ner0en bis Oic 8oli5ei q
niieeno @emcile bat, nm 0tiQer IN
aromer na65umciien, ooB lie DC
@cIOi6ronf Ger 6irmo Stemon
9lorlpig cr6roMen bobcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10

Ger Senot miro lid oen 9erihten
nab aus 50 Gemofrotcn 43 3epi.
blifanern 5liommenieben, lpobei nod
Gin SiB beitrittcu lit. Gonit bat oie
ocmofrotiidle @artci I'M Souie cine
Nioioritot BON elmer lno i'm Sendt
cine lolme BON neln Stimmen.
tr6dtigt weroen.
Die ffi5ieIlen 8ifferu
aus 9eIomore.
@ilmiueton Gel, 8. 9tou.
@oaitdnOiee, ober unoffi5ieIIc gerid).
te bon allen @abloiitriften in Gelo-
mare oeben GNorIes 6. @uobcS cine
M1ebrbeit bon 1898 Stifmicn. 1os
@oDlreiultat mar, pie folgt;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10

0roitif@ uus9eorddt.
r5iinF3igtoufenb MSort Oerlanger
Sic Sdmer3eitseslo fir has llsbers
outsln; ca I6cint s9nen bod teinen
eroBeren Sdyaber perilrfdGt 81 bas
benz"
.SSyett bob idb mid i9On ,rbDlt
ober unnlitteTbor ndb Der &dtditropbc
bGtten g mid iebeu foIlen: 6u tpor
i'd bos reinIe 9feliefl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10
gscitcrcs abcr bic SrafOcutcuWa5I.
SumuItp beuodridtiet
@ilion.

@il on.
9tSburp Yorf, 0G.S5, 8. 9top.-
Sefret0r SnmultD teleerop6irte nr
1i.3O bcute 9lbeuo Dem &r0lioeutcl
6ic fornclle 9erahrihtiguug bon iei-
ner @ieOererpGbIung. Sic 9oti6oft
tpurOe orobtIos nod scr n@lop-
Homer" geiouot uno loutete luie folet
sd bin bier bon IoDolcu Gemo.
frateu umge6en mo piinide Sbnen
uniereu @ruB uno @iidluiinibc
ubcrmitteln. Gle So6e, pelhe Sic
10 coeI pertretcn boben, bat idIieBIid)
triumpbirt. llnO uuiere @eOoufeu
iinO bel Sbnen."
8rdiioent MILLION fGbrt
sur Goufe.
2ong Brand, 8. gtob.-&rGii'
Dent @iIion iubr beute 9Ibeno an
@orO Ger go6t n@opfIoper" nod
Gbinecliff 9t. o., nm bon BORT per
9obn nod @iaiomstoipn, MoI., 81
fobren poielbit er ais 8otbe Der
Soufe ieines @nfelfinoes @leonor q,
Sapre belpobnen miro. glm Cams.
tag miro Scr ErdlOent oIsoonn nod
Soibiueton fabren. Serr g9iIion
bat bis sur ietigen ShmOe nod feline
oeiinitipen &odrihten iiber oen gIuS.
gang Der @obl in oeu 5ipeiieIboiten
Stooten crbaIten, ood rurOc i6n
bon Dem &oriibenoen oes Oemofrati
iben glational-GomiteS NtcGormid
unO Oberit Souic ole geriiderlne
gcee6en ooB cr wieOererndbIt NOR
Oen iei.
@G6reno oes Cages bieIt lid oel
ErGiioent inn &reiie ieincr 6omili,
olit perblieb obcr itdnoia in &crbin
oung NIT ieincu Gampogne.2citcrr
ino icincm ScfretGr Sumiltp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10

i'd u ~elan9Ocrein ,.NleIoOic" bate
,,'l nq ocltern 9l6cno in ser gcrcinS6alIc
b;oar oVr SorrcIt StroBe 5ur reqclmd-
iclS. %gv'' Sln0Ihnoe cingchlnocn Cie.
Srnopa NOR reebt Gut bciudt. ginIo.
oino., s''' maren BON oen foloen0cn Ser.
eo,, ." clnoe9on9en: oSormonie" al
grn;.ovrt lhO Gang, ,Nlo5ort~ 5um
nos.e nosl,eVrnrolten imo ,9oocriid,er Wldn.
Sin ' cbenfoIlS gum 9lultcrnroIicn.
ic r; S~relben nit Der Bite Inn Sill.
ncr Ut NJ Ole iibiriibcn srieosoeionae-
non,,ro 'uuroe ebcnions in @mpfona oc-
iinnn''aV ''V" lno oariiber Qiinltio o6oc-
eS,,. e','. 81 Ocni Gommcrs ocr Scr.
IoS;"gyc 'gcr" iibcn oie S6nocr Scr ,.W1e.
Gin. >'eO rSul treneS Ser5"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10
~ 06taIiitiide e 9ic6cr.
n. tofc"

pirS :, ~So5ioIiiiiiAe eieocrtoicl"
tlpos'iial,lO o ~ Ocn na9itcn aoocn i6r stif.
Ocr sslel' S IN ser Gcrcins Sale an
6oit orcocrid ,,,. 9Iocnuc o66oitcn. Qos
' icicr. MIRO oIS 6onlilicn sl6cn6 oe
irii6a' 'ucroen. Sn 9ln6etroht Der
ci" n''oel} ,os} o9nliden scitIi6fcitcn itc6t
gIm 5go,Olreit1er ga,li 9ciu6 ~ crlportcn.
icino 'ssieR Nieniiog 6iclt Ger gcreil,
o EEcoelmabioe sinoihn0c o6. x,
Scr t,uen oO!, pnrOen 9lmoeSlie0er rntcr
cinoS,;l S,g;lli'ln0 Ocs Eiriacrtcn 6. gill
Ol,unoaoaO smBcr me6rrrcn einIa.
ciuoo io'a n bon scitcn beire,nScter r','T g,cr.
Ocm' en- ,.. 'lcl olld Gin sdrci6cn elm in
Sc1rplhmo Scr, nit uormen T'gS,'t Sint,rfI 5si, oi
arioollllr % lllr cincn ooer me6rere ne, Ser
mnrSa n'rrSSasoeionacncu in sibiricn er,,,d5t rft
ialo@s. Ss 81 Oicicm 3mcdc m,,rSa 'n' se'
OicieupSs'nl y Siiten aus5uleoen, nm a',i
@Iitogi.SIo Ionnte pieOcrllm ,pei ncnc
S'eoer ouine6mcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10
gEo rfim mtia.

Gooett emit etuigen &omeraSen
i'm @eiureitourout fneipeuO): 19lch,
9cTlncr. prGientieren Sic uns uln
NAL before Siite 8igarren."
&cllner: .Soiortl ober ~ but bnt--,
penn Die Serren rauhen poIlcn,
modtc i'd erIt Inn 8eeIeihune Ser
3ehe bitteu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10
Nus OcntIdcn gcrcinen.

Fro0en iiir Oen @ommcrs ser ,Ger.
Songer bon Baltimore. ~ Gin.
laoun9en 81 9luiternroitcn mo
HusiIiigcn. ~ nNlo5ort" min iiir
Oas ocutide ,&ot6c arcll5" cincn
Slusfhto oeronitoItcn.
yer D@crmonia.W} W}Gnnercbor" iibtc
gVliern gIbcno in scr Gereinsbolle an
oVr gioro SoporO StroBe pieOer
selBlg iiir Oos Gon5ert lmo ocn
sommcrs. Qic @lit9lieoer battcn Ii6
,ole lmmer OoII5GbIig eingenmOen.
SG'lllee @inIoounecn BON onocren
0etelnen murOen enteegen genonmcr
"''O iol@e ou6 ousgci6idt.
M o5ort."
Yer o@o5ort. .@lGnnerdor~ ocr-
lalllmeltc iib ecitcrn 9(benO III icincr
oVrelnSbolle, gtr. 1921, Srleonsitr.,
eur uolihen Siugitunoe. Der Sefrc-
iu' OeS SereinS botte I1nmtliben Sc.
d' d,'Hngoereinen @inlooungtn 81 Oenl
-'llcrHelicn mel9es oer @erein am
SSonlltog obboltcn miro, 5ugeinlOt.
SUI SonIiagineStogc, Dem 30. glo-
ssV''oer, miro Der Iercin cinen gro
oV'l alIslIug ST. @unitcn Der @ithUcn
n''o @oilen Der OcutI6.oIterreid)iiben
% %e'oen N 9uoers Barf am N}iOOle.
%'ocr ocronitalten. 0ort merOcn bon
a olS Z llbr @rfrilbunecn, belcgtc
0pOo@en unO gtuoeres ierpirt mer-
~vu' 0llr Wiuiif uno Gon5 imO See.
SgV'l@'ebcn w lit oud geiorgt. Ger
S%'e.ilnertroe miro Der Oeutih oiterrei.
ggg So, llneoriiden 9lot6en arei5-@e-
'Vul@ott iibcrpieIen.
~ operii9er MGuncr@or."
,'n 9ooenitehrcrs SaIIc an oer
6ogettc 5troBc fomcn OiC
~,,uIocSbriiOer ocS ,,9overiiNcu NIGu.
sSt.~orS" geltcrn glbcno 5uiammen
o"' OoS tommenOc gluiternr0itcu
" 'Y",Ocn inter Der 9citime ocs Giri.
SS,'icn ;S. pnbert SriippcI 9icOcr ciuae
w. w. Ser SetretGr critoitete 9eri6i
% l "Sidentron5" Set bonn lebtcr
n~.Ol'aa. gIm nabiten Eonnerltoe
S,;t Y,ao Der Gerciu in corporc cinig,
ISu'pe Io',, % N'lt9lieoer beiuc6cu. 9luS sic
' Yrllnoe miro oie reqelmGBig,
,r.,9lhmOe ouSiolIcu. Nom ,Nio
gc,.,, 9ln9 cine @iuIoouue 5lm 9(u
"Vraroitcn Elm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10

lio 2 05rifontcn." a
,gcrcips@ @erOit scriommlrtna Ocs
tontcn'""' '"' n,i Der aouflcntc umo 5o6ri.
saoocmbo,u, ,u'ro Om 9'ithuod, Oen is.
aortcn 'Urr, oas m emerion Sotel.Dod.
sImcno SvOaIfen werOcn. @eri6icoene
loacn 6c,nra ,.'lg gu Oen 9lc6engcicecn
Nonlcr ,,,ipt lgiro9cn werOeu. Sr. s. 6.
rcitctiein,unl ,ulrS einc SicOe ii6cr ,.gor6e.
Die GUur i,t 0alten. Sin scridt ii6er
iuus rt Suto,'s ,'0er oas 0itufer wirS chen. ben
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10

Si<: sic Tuo Obue 3ptifel on
Thledtefte Sdnasr, ben i'd il seiebtn
babe!
gr: ga, ss IN tperisfsns ,in 5rolt
su piTieu. 6uB i'd in einem Sad ms
iibertreffli6 bin.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10
S6fifh 2 0unff

Sua6eS 27.909, gSilion 26,iii.
9oS ooIlitonOiec @rgebniB fiir oen
8lnoeSienot mar.
&oiiab .. @oIcott (Dcm) 25.326;
NcnrD y. on Bont (9iep.) 22,974.
Sir GonoreB SbomoS ". Wiillcr
(RcpD 24,02i u. s. @Olt (Iem)
23,S90.
Sir @ouuerneur Sobn g. Sopll.
ieno (9lepD 26.174; Somes S.
Suebes (Dem.) 23,t7t.
Die emotroten eripG6Iten loren
@cneralanpalts. .@on0i0otcn.
Mbuanmtesb bic ben eEcnfneH eertsipsn.
hcnten" utdt phnfillm rher unrcneimnnln era
ualten, iinn gtbetcn, her CiFre cupnn pet Ieles
pppu cher itrtiHI@ Mlttitgtlaua du uladsu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-10
sat 3eit ann gladISenfeu.

Sir Die ndditen 80 Gage lit g9Ia-
OiSlop GloOif, 81 Sabre alt. i'm @e.
iGnaniB 3eit gcseben Ooriiber uod,
5uOcnfen Oh cS ni6t bciier pdrc, 5ll
orbeiteu ais icine 6rou It0noie al
pcrpriiGeln. 6rnu Stonislopa bot
ieit feds Sobren fein @eIo pun i6rem
Ylanne, obcr oofiir ltduoia EriiaeI
erboIten. Gieic Sode muroe ibr Al
blmt, wesbaIb lie ibren orbeitsideiien
Niann Dor oen 9lidter bradte, ser sic
ongeiiibrte Stroie oerb1ngtc.
gIbOnnentcn, bic ben ,,HentIdlcn 0prrc
lpUnocutcn" nidjt piiuftlidi uorr unreoel.
mdRig crbaltcn, iiuO athctcn, her Office
oapun per gcIcpbuu uNcr ldjriftIidl Mlit.
tbetlnn9 5u mameu.
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&raiiOent @iIion fa6rt
5ur Goufe.

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NdgNVIII VIt V'VIVIVVTVI UIVI tFIIVFV
nunq i'm 0dus semahig"
SD Io1ts IS meinen! Nis ih Sus
erf ins 0aus tam unb ollts brunter
nnb briiber lieaen fab, Oodte ib suerf,
mein Monn iei oabeim seipeIen unO
lbabe isine @Ieibsr aeipeAIeIt."
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-08
MENDELS SECOND IN
AURORA PIN TOURNEY

Aurora, ILL.,, Feb. S.-The Mendels
of Chicago went into second place in
the Interstate bowling tournament
here yesterday afternoon with 1884
count. The five made a grand effort to
pass the Hotel Planters, but ran into
hard luck.
AS the last day of the tournament
arrived today the leading score in the
singles. 637, made by Harry Eldred of
Somonauk, ILL.,. was passed by q 645
score by Joe Danek of Chicago. Ed
reds score had withstood the attack of
several hundred bowlers and it looked
as though he were going to take first
prize in this. the only event he entered.
With but one five-men team and d
few scattering bowlers yet to shoot to-
night, leaders in the tournament are:
Five men, Hotel Planters. Chicago,
2,S52; two men, Rub and Robertson,
Joliet, 1882; individuals, Joe Danek,
Chicago, GAS; all events, Paul Wilson,
Chicago, 1852.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-08
CAME TOPROSPER
SAYS B. JOHNSON
American League Head Confident Inat
National Pastime viii Enjoy
Successful Year.
slit WITHDRAWAL EXPECTED
Magnates Convene in New York TO
Pass On the Schedule for 1916,
Already Drawn Up.
slit WITHDRAWAL EXPECTED

Chicago, Feb. S.-A period OF pros
perity for organized baseball was pre-
dicted today by B. B. Johnson, presi-
dent of the American league, in COM
menting on the withdrawal OF the Fed
eral league suit.
THE withdrawal Of the suit" said
Mr. Johnson. marks the last act CIV
ing peace and the game ought to en-
joy unparalleled prosperity. We did
not fear an adverse decision in the
case, but the withdrawal will lift
big club that has lowered over the
heads Of major league magnates."
New York, Feb. S.-Adoption OF
PLAYING schedule for 1915 and an at
tempt to increase the number OF play
ers allowed to each club beyond the
present limit of q are the most i'm
portant questions to be considered
at the annual meeting Of the National
league here today.
Approval of the schedule IS ex-
pecIeQ 10 De Ildtlel VI III Ludl4ty, do
Barney Dreyfuss and John A. Heydler,
secretary of the league, arranged it
some time ago.
The movement to extend the limit OF
q players has been inaugurated by
Harry n. Hampstead, president of the
New York club, who believes the min
imum number of players should be p.
President Tener of the league is of
the opinion that the rule will not be
changed
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-08
WILLIAMS FIGHTS
HERMAN TO DRAW
Bantam Champ Leads in Six Rounds,
Adversary in Six and Remainder
We're Even in Verdict.

New Orleans, La, Feb. S.-A return
match between Kid Williams of Balti-
more, the bantam weight champion,
and Pete Herman of New Orleans was
considered today as a result of their
20-round draw last night.
Herman was credited with having
the shade in six rounds, Williams the
better of six, and the remaining rounds
were declared to be even. They
weighed in at lis pounds.
The contest was witnessed by a
crowd of 5000 persons, it was esti-
mated.
New York, Feb. SACK Dillon and
Battling Levinsky, who are slated to
fight tonight, will offer the star attrac-
ton of the weeks boxing in New York.
Levinsky held Dillon to a draw in In
dianapolis in their previous bout.
Johnny Ertle, claimant Of the bantam
title, and Terry Martin Of New York
will box 10 rounds on Wednesday.
New York, Feb. S.-That Jess Will
lard and Frank Moran will receive a
bonus of $4,000 for signing an agree
ment for 10 round match in this city
on March II has been confirmed. Will
lard has been promised $500 and
Moran $4,000, in addition to the purse
of 100000, or which the champion will
get two-thirds Willard also " ii be
given 81 per cent Of the moving pic
ture rights.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-02-08
PLANK MUST STICK
WITH ST. LOUIS TEAM

Cincinnati, Feb. 8.-The National
baseball commission yesterday denied
the application of Pitcher Eddie
Plank to be declared a free agent
Plank based his request on para
graph in the Players Fraternity agree
ment which relates to an uncondi-
tional release after a player has
served 10 years in one team, and be-
cause the Federal league no longer
has a claim to his service.
The commission ruled that the first
contention did not hold because
Plank left the Philadelphia Ameri-
cans before waivers had been OBJ
tanned upon him and before he had
been released by that club, which
was contrary to the Players Fra
ternity agreement.
In answer to the second contention
the commission says:
His transfer to the st. Louis
American League club is matter of
record and his salary for 1916 is a
matter for negotiation between him
and that club"