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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
aOmntc iein gsOrt midlt AaIten.

Fatrid Sbornton pelber Dor ei.
mem Mionot Dem 9iidter Tormoaan
i'm iiioUeitli4en @oli5eigeribt bod
uno 6eilig Oerlproden batte, Dem
Sdnappsteuiel 81 entIaeen, muroe
aeIiern mter Der 9lnflage Der &u6e.
iI0rlme Dem 9ii6ter wieoer porge.
iii6rt. @ntrid, welder in Dem Souie
SIR. 4O4, @ilmoritry luo6nt. bate in
berauidtem 3uitanoe einen
ioIden Sfooau Oolliiibrt, ooB ole
gladbarn ole Roli8ei bena6ridtigeu
mlBten. 9iihter Eormoaan beitrafte
@otrid init $15 uuo Soften mO in
@rmangeluug bon aleingelo muBte
Sebterer ms @eidngniB wmoerp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
M9iten glier trinfcn inI[en.

1ie @itglieoer 0es 9oieball-Glubs
Scr Molmt Characterization. meIde
in ben ,.trodeueu" @cgen0eu g9eIt.
@irginiens bei Dem 9nllipielen @ai-
fer eetrlnfen 6aben, limo am IDpbus
erfranft. Gic @rtranften iinO; q.
9. 9lnOrcms, ,,fit6er", i'm ct. 9lg.
ues.SoipitoI; =. 81. @rowm uGat-
der, i'm ct. QIanes-Soipiial; 6.
9lpple6p, .Gatber~, 0lr. 1925 @eIt-
9anoolc-StroBe; 8. 81. Dloul, yGen-
ire iieIoer," 9lr. 1920 Sorlem.9(Dc. !;
8. 9oImo, %. 9aiemonn", yr.
307 Siio.Mount.StraBc; s. @rib.
ben, oSboriIiop"; ". s. @ortman.
imo q. s. Carroll ullmpire".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
Qeidlc nelnnnen.

Gie 2eihc ocs "a Sabre alien 9n.
Ian 2anB BON 93r. 32l, 9loro.5tri-
dcr.StraBc, melber an Sonntog
9'obmittag I'M Sepern.6lub bel Sc
oar Eoiut ertronf, piroe nah ldn.
wuroe ua@ Baltimore 5peds Belle
ipnroe naf Baltimore aweds Belle.
bnna iiberiiIDrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
r6armOnie"- "-S8aiierfaGrt,
0ampFcr o9renmlanO",
0icnftag, ben s. 9Inenit 1916.
1Snh uDm @rua6wag, 1890 NlOrseus.
(5hiS0,gno6 -
ainSerIa6mnnasIemds in gaItimors.

Irci ainocr in Baltimore iieIcn
Der Observation-Disclosures 3rH
Spicr. Coroner Wlorriicp bonn n0ro-
Ii6cit Tiitrift, entibie6 oeitcrn DIOR
qcn na6 elmer cingc6enoen llnterin.
dung oaB sic 4 Wlonote alte gOna
Gli3o6eib @cOoicorO bon 9lr. 2045,
99ooobcrrD.9lpenue, on scr &inoer-
IG6mings.Grnnf6cit itor6. Gas &ino
mar MIR meniee Io9e franf. Goro.
ucr Dlorriieu mar beSiiolid Der Eo-
ocsuriade nidt gan3 iirbcr, wesbalb
er 0r. 3runf Soncs bonn @cilino.
belts Ccpartcment coniultirtc. Sine
9(ntopiic ipiroc ouqcitcIlt mo sic 6ei-
ocil glcr5te ianocn, oaB 0as aino
pirtId an Der Senbc aelittcu bat
tc Ter 9eidnnam muroe gclicrn
ioiort 6eGrabcn mo oas SauS aus
gcrdndert.
9lid So6n 9luguIt 9cintu6ler bon
9r. G2t, 9aoroJFori.5traBc, imo 0os
GcgcrmdO1cn Sulia 6. Sones bon
u91r. 1904 g9cli-9crinoiou. SiroBe,
ficlen ser arouf6eit 5lm Spicr. Sn
@elt RiDer Ieioet cbeniollS Elm ann.
be an Der ainoerld6mpuosfront6c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08

sln Der Eomion-Noao mur0e Der
42.jGbrige 8ranf @1itdeIl meIder
ouf elmer SSarm bel 93lrton ais 9[r-
better aei6ditiot mar, bemuBtIos ouf-
aeIlnoen @r wuroe uaA Dem llnion
'RroteItaut SnfirmarD eebrad)t, no
conltotirt puroe, ooB er oos 0liid.
orat gebrodeu batte. gr Itarb o6ne
oas gepuBtiein Wieoererlongt 5u 6a.
ben. @r wo6nte i'm College @arf
MO- @Qit6eI bate ermiioet auf eli
mem SriidenacIdnoer aeieiieu mar
elnaei6loien uno 10 SUB tief 6erab-
1eItiir5t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
GampfOcntil plubtc.

Gos @eriicn eineS 0ompipcntilS
in Der 9(nlagc Ger Both 9sading So.
an @olic- lmo 6en.SiraBe, beran.
laBte einen Mlanu oie Senerwc6r 81
olarmiren oa er 0ad)te, cs ndre
5cuer auseebroden. 9nS Die 8euer.
mebr 5nm Flabe lam mar nibts iiir
lie 81 t6un. Gas @erien oes Benz
tils perllriadte einioe 9lniregung mi.
ter oen g(neeIeQteu Der 9(nlage, bod
puroe gfiemano perlett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
ySremenD aeiidltet?


3mei llnterieebootc an 0cr @iiitc bon
9laiue aeie6en. 8u6ren in
iuciilider 9lidtung. @iro oas
SonoeIsidiii BON ciuem aricas.
idiii bcgIeitet2 olBomas s.
Simmins" CSauia@) nod oen
Gapes abaegaHgeu.
Gas llnteriee6oot Bremen" bon
Bremen unO Elm oas3a6r5eug 6eglei.
icnoes lluteriee-arieesidiif iolleu
aeiiern @ormittag an Der aiiite bon
0iaue 9eieben moroeu iein. Serr
SenrD IS. Silfeu bon Der ,Gaitern
6orparOing 60" le6ute eS ab, oar-
iiber irgeno ehuos 81 iagen, oo4
lie9t Die Q9a6ri1einlidteit ie6r na6e,
oaB es oos ertpartete S6iif mor iino
mabrideinli1 6eute bei 9eorfolf an.
fommen oiirite. Ger Shleppoam-
pier nl6omas =. Gimmins,~ welder
in 3nfunit oen 9lamen oSQnia~ ira.
gen miro, iubr geltern Nlorgeu Q
llbr na6 ben Gapes a6 mo miro
bort mabri1einlib lie9en 6leiben, bis
oas Sbiif in ole 8oi einfdbrt. Gs
i'll 0aber nidt ousgedloIien Dab
and oas begleitenoe llnteriec-ariegs.
idiif in 0en Saien BON 9ioriolf ein-
lduit, Inn FroOiant etc. oil goro au
ne6men; 0enn nad Den beitebenoen
@ertrdgen bat irgeuo elm ariees-
idiif oas 9lec6t "a Shmoen eincn
nelitralen Saien an8ulauien.
Mo6iasport, @oine, Z. 9hg.
-Gapt Small bon scr Grob Sslan0
aiiIienpaftitotion beriAtete beute
@loraen Dab er Elm groBeS in iueitl.
der 9lidtung ia6renoeS lluteriee6oot
9eieben bobe. Gie gtotionalitdt oes.
iel6en tounte nidt fciiaeitelt wer-
Oen, o6er Der Gapitdn bate uibt oen
aeringiien 3Weiicl ooB es Elm Inter.
ieeboot ipar. Gos llnteriee6oot fom
bis an 0os G6er0cd an Die S6erild.
DIE ino iubr Is @}inutcu, bis cS pie-
Der imtertoudtc. Nim glau6t, oaB
eS oas oelltide llntcriee6oot ogrc,
men" lit. 60 ipeit pic ieitgeitellt
meroer fonnte, 6eiinoen iih feline
omcrifaniidcn llnteriee6oote an ser
aiiiie BON Diaine.
2omell g9. Iunn, Ger 9lusgud mui
oem Scudtt6urm, 6eridtete, Dab er
ipdter Elm 3iueiteS, beoeuteuo fleinc-
res llnieriee6oot io6.
Bon Senten melde 3iemlid Grfa6.
rlng in 3lotten 9lngelegenbeiten
bo6eil miro Die lle6er5euaung aus.
qeoriidt, Dab fein llnterieeboot Der
9miirteu iidJ iett in cnnooiiben @e,
lpdMern beiinoet
Ger glusgud, wel6er oaS llnterlee'
boot geieben boben mill, iagte, Dab
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
ASaliMas.S Sonarrt.

Gin offeuilideS CONCERT ser 3og-
linge Der Sonneridule Oes Bea-
boon @luiif-Gonierpotorirms finoet
moroen godmittag 4.30 in ocr Son.
5crt6alle oes sSuititiltcs Itntt. 9ln
Dem Erogromme nebncn Die foIgen.
ocn 30glinge Der Serren 9oDle, Ban
Suliiepn imo @irb mo Der 2rls.
G6oie lno Goulion Gbeil: @auline
s. SolIicin, (@cuniDlponia) @retna
9cibel, CFenniolUonio); Soiepbiue
bon SarB (9tcu SerieD); 6raoie 9er-
man (@corgio); Souettc Sosfins,
(Girginio); MDrtle Souoers, ogforo.
Gorolina); N}abis @pans, (]loro.@a-
rolina)5 5ronces Ganbp (NlarD.
lqnO); Gluirc &oua6ton, (Cbio);
@otrice tSogle, (MorDlano); Coro-
i5ea Smith, (MorDlono); Marearet
Somnerpille, (giroiuia); 9lrIcne s.
Gail (yloro.Goroliua); Caroline
Monuing CFcuni0Ioanio), mo 9ois
Cooper, (NGliiIiippD.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08

CT Oos Sdiff in iiiO0itlider Gic5tIug
iiini Dleilen pom Souoe 9eie6en ba-
be. 9lls ooS Boot an bic G6crilGfe
fam. 6orte er oie 9hlic ser Signol.
borner bonn Seudtt6urmc ouf Seals
Sslono, elmer 6ritiiden SSniel. Gr lit
Der 9lniiht ooB Der Scilc6tt6urn-
wdrter ieinen Gollegen ouf Dem
Seudtt6urme 8u @rono 0lou Sig6t,
ebenfalls ciu 6ritiiber 2eu6tt1ilrnL
iignaliirte, Bob CT cin llntcriee6oot
aeie5en 6a6e. llnmittel6ar auf Die
Zone Der Signal60rner tau1tc Oos
Boot inter. llnniiiel6or oorouf
iteltc iid 9le6el Gin, uno man fonnte
feline bier Meilen melt mc6r BON
Grob Sslauo ie6en.
@enu oos S1iif Oie Bremen"
mar, Damn 6efouO es ii6 po6ridein-
lid oilBer Ieinem 9urie ooer pollte
oie Grei.Meilen.@ @ewdiier errei9en.
lin nod GroB Sslano 81 fonmen
meldes an ser aiiite BON D}aine lieat,
muB oos 5diif Inn oie aiiitc BON
0iopo Scotia gefabreu uno Sable
Sslano bcriigrt boben. Gs muB oanu
oie 9ai bon gcuiunolono gefrcu3t
ba6en, Inn na6 Bar Sorbor o0er
@ortlouo 81 foumcn. Ger ongeoei.
tete aurs miiroe oos Sdiif bolo in
Oic Grei-@leiIeu.@rcn5e gebroft 6o.
ben NO es iid in neutrolen @eiu6i-
fern 6ciinOet.
Gum Scr 9lusgnd, lngte; nSd
itono oui einem Siigel lmo io6 Ourd
meine @ldicr iiber sic See. Gas
@aiic NOR ru6ig unO oas Metter
3iir Belt OurHauS Flor GnS critic Der
beiocu llntcrieeboote fam ungei1br
S.25 an Die S6erildde ino mar nod
meiner 9lniibt rngei66r 10 SUB ans
oem g9aiier Sbihon es etpa fiinf
Weilen cnticrnt mar tonute id bod
ie6en OoB eS cinen tleinen Sburm IN
Der Dlitte 6otte. Cd 6eo6ohtete Oos
6a6rJeug ciniae Nlinuten uuo iab
Damn mgeid6r cine 0leile poraus
Elm an0eres. aber flciuereS llnteriee-
boot 9eOc hibren in meitlidber 9id-
tung. GoS por0ere Sdiii aing bolo
mieoer uutcr @oner uno ungei06r
fiini Minuten ipater ging auH oas
anoere goot mieoer umter Moiier
Gic lluteriee6oote iu6rcn nit elmer
@eidpinoiglcit bon 3e6u oOer 3poli
Wleilen oie StunOe Sd bin felt ooDon
ii6er3euet, Dab Die 3o6r3eugc I'm
terieeboote tuoren."
g9ai6inqton z. 9luguit. ri
8loitenoiii5iere iagen OaB iih in ic-
ner @e9eno feine amerifaniiheu In
ierieeboote 6eiiuOen, un0 0as geie-
bcue 8abr5eug f6unte oieIleiht Die
ugeutidlono"a "aeweien Iein ooer m0a.
liderpeiie ouh ole Bremen
nllnfduIOige" Sabr5euge.
Gs mnr0e geitern 6etannt, DAB fait
allie 6ritiiden Compiler Oie 5piiAen
sen Gereiuiaien Stooten pno Dem
miitellanoiidcu Wleer perfebreu in
@ibraltor onbolten Inn cine 6 @fiin.
ser aanone ais Sedgeidiib eegen
ieinolide llnterieeboote oui3uiteaen
gie n0t6iee @eidiitnanuidait
fonmt aud an 9orO- 9}odoem oic
Gampier ibr Gargo obgeliefert 6o-
2cuit6urmc 81 @rono Dan Sig6t
ben. bolten iie uieoer in @ibroItar
uno oos @eidiis miro wieOer ent.
iernt uno @lauhidait gcbt an 2onO.
llnbepaifnet iebt Damn oaS SGiff
ieine 8a6rt ii6er Sen 9(tlautiiden
Ocean fort
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08

,waguu" NuD lsaiiono H. G. ecnniics"
aplppuUrUmc" AQuOCpiuc o. gtnnoclbilocr.
,.Nlurr Nii 4art" Auerlei 8olisbeliilils
aNnQfi
,,oaD Ghprc 4ntl"-Nucrlci llnierbnliuuocu
,efrgnn Cat Qnri"-2lucrei lluicrDnlinnncH
t0lmficr Bead GdeliD 0rmrliOucn pet
2ompltr sVOuiic~
N0einpcalc BEAD Id0liO @riurnOneu bee
Inmpicr aNlclmaun".
,,Ngr 1aNacr UDu Baltimore" Uiiflip0b
ben y gllanli. eoiaI zdnaerieii i'm aAi0ers
Nicu N0u"
,1tl dbadl.gcrcin bon Baltimore" Wiou.
i1p ben a. Augull. QruBcs bnOcrli0e5 9Oll0f
lfii lnl aNaumaitCr 4ari"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
Inns hei Nrr .S,ihe.

9lihtcr @ere1t bon ser oItlidert
FoIi5eiiiotion peulrtbeilie iSrauciS
&6oie 0iI eiuerSeloitraie BON SLAB.
GbaIe wlIroe Oerbaitet ipeil er Elm
iremoes @rluoitiid betrcteu ms
nnerIaubtermeiie i'm Safen gebaoct
babe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
gSun glcnem ansneriiien.

6rou Ulinnie Sons inO 3rGulein
gIt6er Selig, 5pei Der orei iungeu
HgRdoAen meIde lebte @oc6e ibr
Seim in SABRE Sc @race berlieBen
nm nab Baltimore 81 foumen imS
9lrbeit 81 iuden, iino felt geIteru
Naht pieoer beridmunoeu. 9ie Irei
.waren bon oen 9eborOen ocr Gbil-
Orens 9lio SocietD iiberqe6en nor.
Den, bis i6rc rcipeftipen 9[naeboriaen
benodrihtiet meroeu fonnten. 6rau
Eons, 10 9So6rc alt, un0 giiber Sc
liz, II Sabre alt, waren meni9 eut.
.8iidt, OaB i6re 9lnocrponoten iie ben,
te pieoer nod Sauie nebmen molI.
ten unO iudteu oesbolb OoS Neite
Sie pareu Der 6rau Seunie Soues
'Oon 91r. iii Slt-9}ortb-9lpenue an.
.Ocrtraut iporoen. @69ren0 iSralt
S5ones geltern glbenO Dor i6ren &ou.
lie &iibllna iudDte, enti1lpiiitcn ole
9ei0en itnter Oiitna6ne i6rcS @5e-
.pdds ourcb oie Siniertbiire. Serr
RonS, Der @attG ino Sr. So6n s.
.Sclig, melbe ecfommen woren, Iie
.nad Sabre oe @roce 6uriid 5u ne6.
men maren ie6r enttduidt oIs Iie
bon Der 6ndt eru6ren muo eriub.
ten Die 9oli5ei ibnen bel ser Su6e
bebiiIili6 3u fem.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
GdIiHSfortcm

BON uio mad Deutidjlono uno
Ocitcrrcid. .llnaoru iibcr 9lotteroam
mo glep'Yorf. 65elolcuoiulaen nodb
europa.
SbeO. $. 9icner e Go.,
2l7 Git-SnItinOre-Str.,
(yadral2-a 2l3 GaO.SrnuNuGp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
straaenbndnluaanuns a6erfiilIt.

Cine aroBe qln5abl Eerioueu be-
idmerten Iid in Sen lebteu Sogeu bel
Der offentIicben 9ertebrs-Gommii.
lion, oaB oie 9ereiuiate StroBen-
ba6n.@eiellihoit 0ie ncue 93egel be-
5iialicb Der lleberiiil1mg BON Stro-
Ben6obnmaggous nit 6abrg6iteu
nibt ein6dlt. 9eionOers an Sonn.
tooen iollen Oie @aaaons luit Men.
idai pollecpiropit ieirL Gie @cleIl-
idait Deriiderte Der Goumiiiion, Dab
iic oie nencn Gegeln 10 gut ais m0a-
lib Ourdiiibrt, Dob abcr Der @etrieb
ni6t auf einmal umgeitaltet iperOen
fam.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08

1eIearaplIIdlcr gYeiIerberidlt.

9Ius Den iibriaen Bun0es-gYelier'
@ccbdd)tlmgs. Stationen muroeu Die
iolqenocn 6ohiicu Semperaturen,
0ie uu 8 ll6r gciieru 9lbenO berib.
ten, bcribtet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
GunneManf. nnS llnteraana.
ylmt6
giletirransfdltrn.

Sin NlarBlano imo Den 9iitrift
Columbia beilte @epitter uno iiio.
lueiilihe gginoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08

Bon Den Clubs Der nSnternatio-
.noIen 2igo" ipielten aeitern MIR Ole
.na6ite6euoeu beioen nit Dem iolgen.
Den &einItnt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08


Sic bobe Iemperatnr mar geliern
na6e3n unertrdglid bei 90 eraO
bailen oic 9altimorer cinen 6eudtig.
fcitsprojentiab uon 81 am &orgeu
nm0 20 am }lbcn0 Sin lamorner
Mino ans Dem 5iioucien trieb Die
cildie 2uit smnr etpas pcg mO bali
Snr aii6lina Der er6igien Nlenidbeit
nbcr icbr piel mar es nidt. Sir beil-
ic ioaen @Gpitter etiuas Giiblrng
brinlcn.
,Sn ocr Seereqion bat DER Iriid ct.
mao nabaclaiieu lmo oaiiir 6crribt
III alien g6eileu 5itliA bonn Dliiiiilip-
p bcBes g9etter. wel6eS in Den
nadltcn "a Shin0en ourd einigc @e.
miitcr bier mo ga nb9etiiblt werOen
lon Pile 9ln5eiden oeuten oarali
BIN, oaB in Den mittclatlantiiden
ciaaten rmo inn Gbio.E6nle in oen
ndhiien AS Stimoen iid Die Eempc.
rofm imor nidt duocrt ober an bic.
len 1icIlcn @emittcr porfommen
ioerocu Cine 9lenoerung oeS pod
duies IN ben norolideu @rdrieltaa'
icl miro 5nr 6olge 6obel onB i'm
Ciiea bobe Qemperahr 6crriden
mro
DwtIdr, Ceiterreibiidje nmo lIHga-
rildc ArieaSnuleiben.
400 Wlort nno 100AruneH anfiUdrts.
Tbcu. $. 9ieuer q 60,
2i7 Cp.1altimOre.Gtr.
(giar5i3-)
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0onlcrt Inn lInfteriOm. llarf y

Ias frogramm fir oas CONCERT
Der itdotiihen @art.aapelIc rmter
Seiting bon @roi. 1aniel 6elomanu
i'm u@otierion.@orf~ 6cute 9lbeno
pon 6olb s bis 10 ll6r lit lpie iolat:
T. Wiarlh uVcuirnl" ............. .Nincoln
q Eubetiure az nsnuberi" ..... glippc
81 Nrcelpie aus .WinritQud" ....... Q9allace
A. aruldgr .Niche1 0rilduiug" - Witlnarf
3. 4riu llir Spboe eHglifDes 9orn u.
Nlmnciie ................N Neeibobeu
600. 0rnci NbiiipD Wilbert unO
yHilli0W ciaQe)
@. N0niaile odbe Death Of Gnher" Sobnou
e. ffpBcNcn aus aNdriilal" ....... Qea0lier
g. Vicln0ie. spdnccre 5luic" Iurnhllll
b NcbcriP aEmiiQDi~ ......... InrnbIll
81 NDliaicDcr ................ Norui1eiu
TO- WarO ataiiielDip Connecticut" 5nlioH
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
9OfaI- aI-Sanaerfcit

Der n%cr, Singer bou Baltimore
WlittiuOdI, 8. Slnenit 1916,
9iiDcr-gicu-@arf. - gIuiaus 2 lt6r.
@rOfeS CONCERT II. 9ImIpraden be-
ocntcuOer 9leOner $50 9I6enos.
(Slnli3O. .gLua2,G9l9l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-08
Sotteu @ier mad Dem
Grub Sill @arf ge'


SnioIee Ser eroBen Site om
Sonntag gladmittae batteu iib 60
moro WleDer, Benjamin Solo, SorrD
@oIo imo 9eniomin Rod, Ole ulle in
Sit-9altimore wobucn nit ie elmer
6lai6e Bier berlorgt, oIs iie nod
Dem Grub Sill-@orf gingeu. @e-
Iteut Nlorgcn mlBtcn iie iiir oieies
@erae6en in Der n0rOli6eu &oli8ei-
itation ie 50 imo Soften be5abIen.
4arf-9oli3iit @olie bate oas Quor-
tett 6eobadtet ais iie oem Su6aIt Der
8laiden Den @arous mahen moIl-
ten. sic muBten Oaroui6in cine
3obrt in Dem @oiroIwaaen ma6en.
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Annoes.TspartemeHt fir 3au0iuirt6-
lAnl NNnlln.. -ln.arnnu
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-18
FINAL PRACTICE
FOR INDOOR MEET
Harrisburg Academy Athletes
Expect New Records in
Tonight's Contest

Plans for the fourth annual indoor
meet of the Harrisburg Academy. to
be held tonight at Chestnut Street
Auditorium, We're completed last
night. All athletes were out for final
practice this morning. Students We're
dismissed at 1890 this afternoon in
order to be on time for the big event.
Unusual interest is manifested in
this meet. 1t is the only indoor ath-
letic event of the kind held in Har-
risburg. and representatives from pre-
paratory schools in Central Pennsyl-
Vania will be here to watch the young
athletes. No runaway honors are eX-
pected. Medals will go to the winners
and teams will get silver cups. The
scale of tickets have been large. The
list of events follow:
Event No. 1-Dumbbell drill; Part ".
Greeks - James Bowman. Douglas
Dismukes, Charles Doehne, Charles
Fox, Harden Galbraith. Russ Clancy
Henry Hamilton, Robert Labaree
Frank Ludington. Richard Meredith
John Raunick, Ira Romberger. Robert
Smith, Robert Stanton. Richard Swee-
ney.
Romans - Henry B. Bent. John P.
Bent. Bailey Brandt. Philip Brown,
Howard Eldridge, John Fritchey,
Hastings Hickok, Alfred Jennings,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-18
Grant First Permit For
Boxing Show at Orpheum

Iiarrisburg's first public boxing
show in several years, will be held at
the Orpheum theater, Friday evening.
February %. The permit was granted
yesterday by Thomas j. Zeil. chief OF
police. to several local businessmen.
All bouts are scheduled for six rounds.
Lou Crimson of the Olympic club,
Philadelphia. will be referee The bill
will include the following:
Wind-up: Jackie Clark, Fall River,
Mass, VS.. Terry Martin Philadelphia.
Clark has fought Young AL Mccoy.
Joe Borrel, George Chip and Eddie
Revoire.
Semiwind-up: Young Rely, Allen
town VS.. Joe Welch, Philadelphia.
Welch fought Benny Leonard in Phila-
delphia and is said to be a very fast
and clever boy. Rely is popular in
Allentown
Preliminaries: William Franklin.
Lancaster, VS.. Willie Bankert, Phila-
delphia; Kid Texas. New Orleans. VS..
Jimmy McCabe, Philadelphia.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-18
Carlisle Indian Tossers
Require Large Guarantee

The management of the Harrisburg
Independents has been compelled to
Indians for their appearance in TIar-
risburg tomorrow. The Indians are
in great demand and draw large
crowd wherever they play. On one
football trip last Fall the Indians re-
ceived a guarantee of $4,000 for play
ing one game.
In their football the Indians are
adept in passing the ball, and this
ability should help them in basketball,
for passing is a great part of the
game. Local fans will probably see
some new stunts in basketball. for the
Redskins are noted for originality in
trick nlaNS
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-18
Crawford Goes Dry;
Booze Is Now Banished
From 10 Counties of State
Special to the Telegraph

Meadville, Pa, Feb. Is. - BY refusing
the thirty-seven applications for IL
ty, Judge Thomas j. Prather yesterday
declared the county dry after the pres
ent month. The temperance forces are
denunciation of the Courts action.
A further reduction of the number of
licenses had been expected. but even
bition had scarcely hoped for a clean
sweep
Crawford is the second new county
TO be added to the dry column this
year. jefferson having gone dry yester-
day by order of Judge Corbett The
sum total of 1916 license courts in
pennsylvania has netted the antiliquor
county, which was dry last year, has
again been given licenses.
49, There are now ten dry counties in the
state = Bedford Huntingdon, jefferson
Crawford, Wyoming. Juniata. Miffin'
Nenango. Greene and Lawrence.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-18
Bits From Sportland

George Chaney last night at Cleve-
land fought ten fast rounds to a draw
Bris Lord, formerly with the Ath-
letics, Will get Bakers job with the
Upland team of the Delaware League
The Parthemore team of New Cum
herland last night defeated the
O'Leary bowlers, scores 1913 to 1890.
Sam Langford and Sam McNey box
ed ten rounds at New York last night
Honors were eVen
George CLANCY has posted 81 600 in
Philadelphia to meet Johnny Kilbane
in Baltimore, March Il.
The Steelton Reserves last night de-
feated the Central Reserves in a pre-
liminary game at Chestnut Street Au-
ditorium, scores 81 to 10.
The Camp Curtin second team was
last night victor over the st. Matthew
quintet, scores 26 to 16.
The Willard grammar school five
last night won from the ex-Willard
tossers, scores 40 to "a.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-18

try to recover some OF the cash he
lost with the Feds. In the first year
his losses amounted to $SS,00O andAin
the second year $94, 900.
The national commission will be
asked by the American League for the
privilege of farming out fifteen play
ers, mostly Feds who have not been
signed by the majors. Minor league
contracts will be sent out March /, one
month later than last year. This will
be a big help TO the New York State
League. which will get late start, ac-
cording to present dope
In line with the policy established
by the Rev. Thomas B. johnson, ath-
letic director of the Hassett Club, two
strong attractions will he offered to-
night at Cathedral Hall. The Villa
nova prep team will play the Hassctt
Club varsity five and the Hassett girls
will play the llassett co-eds. Both
games promise much interest. A rec
ord crowd is looked for.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-02-18
LLYSKi0QRNER
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Harrisburg is to have u boxing show.
The opening bill includes a number of
young fighters who have been in the
game for some time They may not
be contenders for any special title.
That makes little difference to some
hight fans as long as they deliver the
goods. The success of future shows in
Harrisburg depends on what the fight
ers do ncXt week
The last obstacle in the way of the
Willard-Moran battle was removed
yesterday when lease was secured on
Madison Square Garden for March 25.
The champion has sent word to the
promoters that he will start training
next week and will come to New York
as soon as his health permits.
The American League at its sched-
ule meeting yesterday welcomed Phil
Ball. the Federal leader. 1t was a
cordial greeting. Ball. who recently
purchased the st. Louis Browns. will