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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15
Bur 8radDtmne! !!

gInnOes- @cncralanpalt 3. @.
Gregory bnt BEN bieiiecn Snn'
Giltrifts.gInmalt SamnCl s..
Geunis iuloenOcs Sdrciben 5n-
eclanot: r@ec6rtcr Serr! Sic
lucrccn 6ierbnrd angciuicIcH, Ocm
uadJfolacnoen GrlaTc bic wcitcitc
@crbrcitnng 81 gebcn. @eIn
ircmoecborcner ocntidJer TciuO in
oiclcm can6C, Der bis6cr nidlt an
0ompIOttcu gegen bic Sutcrciien
Der Wcr. Stanteu bct6eilist mar,
brandt iidJ nor ben SdJrittcn ocS
Sniti5.7cpartemcntS 5H fiirdten,
10 lanec CT bic iOlsencc @arnnng
bcahtct: rWe0Ordct benz @cIcbc
nnO 6itct Gnrc 3unge."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15
2 otoGter 5lirii
yQie CsinmouScrcr 6e6anScIt.

Seds ebemolige Motroien oer
Gompicr ,gledor", ,&6ein" mo
Bulgaria, welde nit oen onocren
Sceleuten Der internirten Oeutiden
S6iife bon Oen @inmanOcrlngSbe'
omtcn 6calliiihtigt muroen uno nab
reno Ger Orei lcbtcn Gage in Der iio-
lideu @oli5eiitation feiteebalten wo-
rem purocn eeitern Worecn ireigc-
laiicn, na6oen Die &cgierlng cnt-
idieOen bate. onB iic unter oieIel6e
9laIie bon GiinpunOercrn tdmcn oie
ibre &opfiteuer be5nblt boben. Gie
Dldnner iiuo: 4sowea Soa, 9iuooIpb
Hidter, Oscar glrnot g8m. Soober,
Claus 4eicrf inO So6n Se0eufomp
Corporal @ultooe 9lsfer BON Der 4.
O}oidineneemcbr 9lbt6eillng bate
Ole g(ufii1t iiber oieie 9eute, nodoem
Die onoeren nod @loucclter gcbro6t
morOen maren. Gle ipur0en in Oie
iiiolihe Yoli5ciitation eeianot, 100
Sapitdn SantrD geitern Nlorgcu bon
oen neutrality-suspicious. 0cn
9eIdeio cr6ielt, ooB ole 9eute genou
10 mie @impanocrer 5u bebonoeln
ieien. Sic wurocn bierauf aui ireien
SUB geiebt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15
NiIr ben Nii[fefpnb.

lin Dem 6onO BON $l500,000 fir
Ole ltnteritiielng Qerienieen, weI6c
ourh oas @in5ie6en Scr Wiili5 in ben
9lotbitnno gerat6eu iino, 5u belien,
bat Serr Charles Wl Sdwa6 Dem
berii6mten Srheiter ser getGle6en.
Stoblwerfe in Eenniploonien Die Gr-
.lau6niB ertbeilt, om 27. 9lpril IN Der
~SDric" cin Gon5ert 81 ge6en. Gas
Crdciter 6eitebt aus 100 Mann nn0
Serr S9uob ielbit iii Elm GROCER 0lu.
iitcr. Scr in Scr Uniform Ocs Crde-
tiers nit oemiel6en ihon ein Mal
ousgc5ogen it,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15
(Sr6Olt iid lanoianl.

6rau 9(u0itiie aoct6cr, Ole 9r1ii-
tin oes n8raucnbunoeS 0eS llno6-
6Gngigcn 9iirgcrbercinS bon Nloro-
lano", weIde cine ibwere @rfron.
flung ourHgcuaht 6nt 1T lett iuieocr
ioipeit 6ereeIteat Dab iie auiTitcn
mo iid unterDalten fonu 5rolI
aoct6er pobnt bel i6rem Sobne, SIR.
26t6, @uilforo .9lUenue. sic bot cin
i6weres 2eioen binter lid imo 6oift,
oaB nit Dem @intretcn oeS guicl
g9ettrs eS i6r baIo mie0cr m6glid
luirN. Gin poar 5hritte ms Nreie 80
iuagcn @eltcru ipradeu mcjrcrc 9c-
fannie oort por.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15
Bur Brndtmma :!
gcfanntmn@nng Ocs @rGFOcHten
ocr g'e-. Gtautcn onr1 Oas
StantS-S -Separtemcnt.

Ga Scm @rGiocntcn mitge-
t6ciIt wOrOeu it, oaf Scitcns Der
@eriOncn, mcldDc lIHtertBanen
fremoer Staatcn iinO, abcr in
0icIcm Ganoc iuObncn, in man-
den Ebeilcu bic gIefirdJtnus
irrrIdjt, Oaf Ocrcn 8ant-9cpO'
iiicn oocr anOercS GigentBnm i'm
6allc cincS GricgeS 5luiihen ben
Der. Stnatcn nnO ciuer freuOen
glatiuu NIT Sci6lag bclcgt iUer-
Sen lolltc, crmGdjtigt Der HrGii.
bent bic glnga6C, Saf ale iuldlc
gciiirdltungen gan5 nH0 gar mn
6cQriin0et iiuo. Die 9icgierung
Der Ser. Staaten ipir0 nntcr
feincn Il m itanOen bel ci'
mcm @ricgs5nltauoc bic Wclcgcn.
bcit iua6rnc6men, Seiib BON Gi-
gcut6nm 81 ncBmen, fir wcldJcs
iuternatioualc lIcberciilfOmmen
nnO oas ancrfanute @eiet OcS
9auocs feincu geredteH gln-
lprndD oocr geiibrcdJt se6cn. sic
iuirO seiuiiIcnbnft allie @ripatrcd-
tc rcipcftircn, nnO guar iOiuObl
ocricuiseu ibrcr eisenen Siirser,
ais aud oicicnigcn Der llutcrtBo-
ucn frcmOer &egicruuseH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15

Gie 0iii5iere Oes 5. Gegiments
iino auieeiorOert worOen i6re Conn
pognie'n 5lr pollen 6rieoensitGrfe
bon ie 100 Mann 81 peruoIlitdnoigcn
BIS geltcrn icblten nod ln9efd6r 300
Wiann Gin 9lcfriltirimgs,9iircou
lit in Der @oifenbaae Gag inO 9}a6t
oiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15
G9cmaIiscr %Oli5eiicrseant scitor
ben.

@Owaro !. @ee6an elm cbemoliger
9fllnoe.Sergeant i'm &oli3ei-0eporte.
ment itarb na1 elmer nie6ripo6ent-
lidcn &ronf6eit i'm sitter BON 81
Sa6ren in ieinem Seim in 9}r. 1928,
Observation-Disclosures. Ser Geritor-
bcnc trut I'M Sabre 1886 in Ocn %oli.
5eioienlt ino oDancirte gum Sergeon.
ten 5eDn Sabre ipdter. Seit ieinenl
@intritt in Den Gienit mar er Dem
mittleren 0iitrift 5ugetbeilt ino BIN.
terlicB bel ieinem 9lusi6eioen i'm
Sabre 1897 einen 1iiten 9feforo.
Spdtcr ariin6ctc cr Gin @cihdft imo
cnuar6 lb pcaen iciner SicbcnSmiir'
oigfcit cincn groBcn 2rciS Dor
6reuuoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15

6arncr peiterucrfoufen. 3u Oieieu
3pede lit Oas Sanmeln eincs 6onoS
BON $4,000 angeregt iuoroen, 81
pel6em ser Stats. .S6oBmeiiter S
~. Gcnnis bereits $1,000 6ergege6eu
bat. Scrr Gcmiis reiItc geltern SUI
Grbolung nad Sot Springs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15
VIattcrnfranfc Weaerin.

0r. @iainm .. @c9onalO, Sc
iimo6eits.@orOein ser #. @orO, be-
ridtete aeitern Dem @eiunobeits-Ec.
partement, ooB Die 9}egerin emma
6oaius BON 9Ir. 30S, @eit-Soiiman-
StraBe, BON ser 9latternfranf6eit
6e6oftet it, Sir miro in cinem 3im-
mer iiolirt gc6alteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15
ggiQiacs Gdicilmntrrinl.

Gie rYooIe engineering & Modi-
ncru g." bat lid erbotcn Scr 9ie.
gierino 100000 cinpfiinoge &c
iboiic 81 81 Gents pro Stiid 81 tic.
iern. Gic 6irma bate 0oS nieOrieiic
gInge6ot gemadt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15

Die bieiiee 9aumeiiter.6irmo 8.
ScnrD Wliuer, inc, bat Sen Gontroft
fir Oen 9ot elmer sroBci @eidliib.
@erfItott inn ,Slottcn6au6ofe 5u
@oi6ineton er6alten, Ger 9leu6au
oiirite oieacidjt 100000 foIteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15
Nlchr iS[iener neluiinidlt.

9ieitenont y. g. @ilion, Ser 9le.
fritiumgS-Gifi5ier, er6ielt eeiiern
BON 9lorioIf oaS @riuben orei pei-
tere 6lieger tmo Orei wcitcrc Nioidi-
niiten an5uperben. lieutenant @il-
ion bat oaS Griuben cntipro6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15
@nuisipul- -@adJridJteu.


Safen-Sneenicur $. Sent @acGap
purOc pom Dlorinc.Geportement
cinse8oecn. @irO nad ser
9cosue 5sIano Statiou eeionOt.
Sn Der Iesten @ode lpuroen
626 1ooesfdae imo 29S @cbur.
ten eemelOet.
9(us Dem wo6entliben 9eriht Oes
itaotiiden @ciunobeits.G GeportementS
lit 81 crieben, ooB in Der uergaugc.
nen ISOLDE 262 Eo0esfGae mo 238
@eburten qemelOet murOen. Gie 3nbI
Der GooeSfdae i'm letteu Sabre pob-
reno Oeriel6en @crio0e betrug 24S.
9ln Der g6winoiudt itar6en l9 Scr
ionen II OIL elmer 3rcbsfrontbeit,
34 an elmer Ser5franfbeit, 44 an
9inqcneut5iinoung uno 30 all ocr
9riebtidcn 9tierenfranfbeit. Grei
&eriouen beeineen Scl6ihmoro, nab.
reno 8 bei llnidaen uu'S Se6en ia.
men.
Serr ). McGGuiter III mir 8
UirO beforOert.
Serr @otrid 5. McGusfer, Spc-
5iol-Glerf i'm Steuer, geportement,
wuroc gum Souptbu6.Glcrf 6efor.
bert. Gr erbielt Oie SteIle 0eS Der.
Itorbenen Sru. @2i6acI g. Gougbp.
9uS Spe5iol.Glerf fir Oas Steuer-
Cepartement muroe Scrr @iaiam
5oblep, Der 6isber ols Glerf i'm @ol-
icr.Iepartement tbdtig mar, crnnnnt.
Gie gef0rOertcn po6nen in Der If.
@urO.
$ a en'Sngenieur in Gien-
ten Scr &egiernng.
Safen-Sueenicur $. Scent McGoD
wuroe am 8reitog in @6ilaoelpbio
elmer dr5tliden llnteriudung imter-
5ogcn uno ais 0ienitf66ie befunoeu
SEER McGap fam geitern mad 9alti.
more 5itriid uno beridtete MoDor
@reiton oaB CT iid am Nlittwod
Moreen in ser 9eagne SSlnno Yio.
rine.Station in 9sbiIooeIp6ia 81 mel.
Oen babe. @r mrroe Der 6Iotten.
Contributions -Gioiiion 5ugeiuicien.
Ter Sofcn.Sneenieiir crbielt BON
MaDor 9reiton auf rnbeitimmte 3eit
llrlau6. 9ei Der w0dentlcben Sit
5ung Ger 9epartement.G6efS am
@loutoe 9lobuiitag miro Serr DC
SAP ieinc 9lnIihtcn bc3iigIi6 Scr
uEcnniplponio @iieu6abn" ElGnc
GuBern.
Sta6toGter 5uriid.
Sic goItimorcr Stooto1ter, pcl1c
om GonncrIto0 nod 9icp gorf fu6-
ren INN bort ocn clcftriiten @iien-
bo6n-Serfebr 81 ihiOiren, fe6rtcn &c.
itern 9(beno 5uriid. 5ie paren bon
Dem Ricienpetfe6r in geip gorf ii6cr.
roidt mo iie iino Scr 9lniidt, Dab
Die uEenniDIOonia-Giienbobu bier
i6ren @etrie6 inner6ol6 scr Staot-
grcii5en elettriIiren IoIlte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15
YOlisei : GepartCmemt Der
Staot Baltimore,
Nnrean oes MariAalls.


yScn cs betretten mag:
g}ac6 Der @roflnnation Oes &rdiioen@
ten. oatirt Den g. Ipril 1917, lit cs fiir
iciuoliclc glusldnoer ungeicblic5, fols
oen0e @egenitdnoe III i9rem 8elib 3lt
babcn:
gSrgcnOweldJe 5eucrunffcu,
gSnffCn, DDcr &rtcgSinitrnmcn
tc, D0cr ScltnHntfcile DericlbciL
Ndnitiun, Ninrim D0cr Ocz
rGnidDluiC, Sumbcn, D0cr Ggs
pluIiuitDfic, D0cr Wlntcrinl, OnS
sur Nnfertigmg pUa GTplOip=
ituifCn gcbrnndJt uir0, irgeno=
wcldlc Slag5cugc ubcr ornbts
luic glppnrntc, DDcr trgcnDmcls
dc SDrm pDn Sigual %ldneL
Dncr trgcn0mcldlc Sprm uOn
0hifirc Guoc, Docr trgcnD cilt
9apicr, SufnmCnt DbCr Sndl
IN G6iifrc 0cihric6cn uOcr Sc
Orndt Docr iucldle nnitdtbarc
Shrift cntbalten."
Inter 9lnoromn0 oes @cnerdls s9lnpolz
tee Der @ereiniqten Stoatcn muB eln
ieinDliher 9luslduocr, melcber ir9cno
cinen Der o6en bcIdricbcncn @eqenltdnoe
in leiuem @eiib Bat, OenIelben lofort nadl
eincm Der lmten oenanuten Eldbe brins
gen uno iiberoeben:
@ulisci cis6anptqrartier, Gjeridltsgebduoc.
Scitlidc &Oli5ciitatiOn, @ant StraBe,
nnbe 9roaoudb
gUrObItlidje %OIi5CiitatiOn, gibldnosNpe.,
na6e 9urbdms ShnBe.
gDrolide @Dli5ciitatiOn, @c0arsSpeUIe
uno "a. StroRe
Wsittlcrc @Dli5eiitation, Snratogd CTR,
uahe Charles sStraBe.
9Scitlidjc @Dli5ciItntiOn, &inc StrdBc,
nabe Qerin9tonsS sStrdBe.
gioromeitlid)e &Oli5eiitution, Eennlplpas
nias 9Ipeuuc, nabe SolpbmsStraBe
ShOlidjc &UlijctitatiUn, Siteuoa lulO %a=
tapscosStrabe.
Shomcitlidle @Uli5ciitatiuu, Galbounz mo
&ratts StraBe.
Cine ocnau oetaiIlrte @cidciniailng
iuir0 fir nlle cinqelieferten @e9enltdnoe
ocaeben, imo iperoeu oieic @cgenitdnpc
nad AricQsidluB airiidoegeben
Gin fenolicber 9lusldnOcr, uelc6er bcrs
n6idunt, oerartiqe 9lrtifel bieruno5mans
ala Stunoen na6 Der @eroffentlidung
6ieier gloti8 ein8uliefern lmterlieqt Der
@crhaftuna. falls .ocrartiqe 0iegenitdnbc
in Ieincnt @ciib oefun0cn pcrDen iolltcn
imb peroen oeie @egcnitdnoe bcldllogs
ra6mt uno gum 0Ie6raud Der &ercln9s
ten Staatcn confis8irt
Gubcrt .. Garter,
(9(prt5) Eoli8einlarldlau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15

arIearaphiidler g9etierberidli.

QIus 0en iibrigen glnocs-g8etter'
gcobadhmgs- -Stotionen purOcn Die
folgcuocn nieorieitcn Scmperaturen,
Die Inn s llbr seitern 9lbeno 6crrid-
ten beridltet:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15
Bic Grtra.sibnna Scr Weictoc6nn0

gIo6 ciner Gonierenj nit Dem @c.
ncrol-9lnwalt 9llbcrt Is. 9litdie ent.
idic0 Der @ouperneilr geitern Die
Marpldnoer Stnots : @eiebgebrng
ndt e6cr ein5u6criiien ais bis ser
Gon9rcB nit ieineu 9lr6eiten fcrtig
lit, oui ale Sale ui8t Dor Dem T..
Mioi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15
G.rntnnnf. nnO .lLnter0ana.
sInt6
g9citerausTdlten.

Sir 01orpIono unO Ocn GiIIrift
Columbia beute flar unO norowelt'
lide MinOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15

lnS Mciterbiiredn bat fltr ote be-
poriic6cnSc @ohe iolgenoc glngabep
Deroiieutliht:
Wittclntlantiicbc Staotei (MarD-
Ian0) Sm gluecrneinen ihones 8ct,
ter. nit glisna6mc BON Yiontag uno
Gicuiiaa. ou welHcn Ensen es reg
ncn Miro. Iie Genperatlir miro
inIter Der iaiicngemdBen 9lorm blei-
ben. mo MIR mn Iieniiag ioa es
mariner iein
Siiootlautiidle Stnaten @orm in
Scr eriten Solite Der @ode init idbmr.
rem @epittern am Wlittpod, nto
iiiblcr am Gnoe Der @ode
Cbio-1baI lno Ienneiiec: 9fegen
om @lontas inO Gienitag lmO Damn
idloncs Sqcttcr bis am gnoe Scr
2Hodlc @drmcr in 0cr crIicn &dlite
Der Mode mo foIicr IN Der Ietten
Salite,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15
Gamereicn Fir Normer.

0'onDcrneur Narrinaton mil Ga.
mcrcica i'm @roBen anrauica mo
oieielbeu gum aoItenpreiie an ole
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15
gunOes.S Sepnrtement fir eauowirtB'
idlnft-gQctter. Wiirean.
glcridlt SeS 9aItimOre gBcfierbiircans.

Ger 6eudtiateitsee6olt Der 9nft
wor 40 ,gro3ent Inn s llbr @iorgens
uno IA @ro5ent nm s llbr glbenos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-15

glac6 Der @roflamation Ocs &rdiioen>
ten. oatirt ben g. glpril 1917, lit cs fiir
feiuolhc SIusldnoer ungeicblic6. fols
9enoe @egenitduoe III i9rem Belts gu
habcu:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-12

negotiations to pat the league out of
business until the peace agreement
mad been reached. He emphasized his
denial that the Baltimore club WAS
consulted in the negotiations
- Inc suit WAS brought under the
sherman and Clayton antitrust laws
inc baltimore club charging that the
agreement between the Federal LcaEue
ana orGa niZcd baseball was a viola
tion OF the antitrust laws and tcrded
10 monopolize the business Of baseball
Tho club also charges that the agree
ncnt disrupted the Federal League
and tina. the club suffered damag. To
the extent Of 100000 for which under
the antitrust laws. 1t is asking triple
damages
Mr.. Goldman on direct examination
SAID the Federal League signed no
players who We're under contract with
clubs in other leagues. On cr;,sS-eX-
animation by Frank =. prichard Of
l'hiladelphia, counsel for the American
League. he explained the Federal
League did sign players who had re-
serve clauses In their contracts with
the major leagues because the Federals
did not respect these clauses on the
grourd chat they considered them as
Illegal.
After the Baltimore club had learn
ed OF the peace agreement. Mr. Gold
man said. stuart :. Janncy, n direct or
in the club and chief counsel In the
suit. went to New York to try To
negotiate for major league club in
ifa!tltn ore. but was unsuccessful.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-12

Nearer was second. two lengths back. r. l..
Gterry's Sharpshootcr was third The Gerry
Horse was the favoritc. but failed to live
up to expectations. Martian led from bar
rler to wire. Summary:
, First ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 tFair-
4protherl; is to S. to ;. to 10. won; Ed
bond. lo6 tAmbrosc). TO |. . to /, even
second; Mcadoworth, los tPickens). to q
TO o. To ), third. Time. l:43 rs. Tradi-
yarius' Muckross. Caichct. Capital Prize
John DouElass Three Cheers. Manhassct
RSuerick and Itockport also ran.
Second-about two inics-Doublct 100
dean III (F. Williams. to 5. to >. out.
second: oiala, 1856 tCottinauD 30 To l. 10 to l.
TO l. third. Time. Ago. St. Charlotte
Florida, Brynchant and Masterful also ran
Ihird-siH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Candle l9S
g.. Wiliiamsl. To g. out. won Sea
Wave, loo tCoiiins), to l. > to =. out see
ono: Srencst. lS3 (ButwelD, to l. to l.
out. third. Time. i:il 30 Avis also ran
Fourth-mt! e-Corn Tassell. ia e.. McTag-
Eartl: TO j. TO .. out. won: Battle 100
tCollinso. 10 to !. II to ), out second: Nianis-
yer FOL l0l tRobinson). IL TO 90 out
third. Time, 1:i0 10. Harvest King also
v, ssfthIzmile and haif-Mar,ian, 15e tDa-
Nearer. 1873 1Fairbroth"s) is 10 5. 6 to g.
Distant Shore and N par maj also 5;I Fan 10
Sixth-ave furlonSs Var Machine. io7
tBuxton), J TO ., , To 3. to (, won: Drastic
~ tButwcii). II to 3: to 10. to ., second:
Recount, III (Srhut;inEcrl. II to L. to
: TO J, third Time. 1:0l. Postmark. Bravo
do. Paddy, Debagou and Cavanboy also ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-12
Ilexnnsi,ire Results

First-hve furlonss--Iriah Kiss. III (Cla-
y YER: Si.lo; s3;io $50. irst Sincerity. 10:
i:9l ~. Marsot Star George sS Terrell G t.ne,
cow Near. ATTORNEY Muir, cruciblc and
Star Baby also ran.
Second-.siN furlongs-Acis. 1l3 (Haynes).
worth, s.. $3.50, second: Bogy Johnson. j IL
Cinmsy Kate ischgabbble. Patsy Mack
Third--sx furlonEs-Luzzi. i0S fDroyer>.
.Johns"n). $50. $50 second; Alex Getz'
io2 tMajestic,. $3.50. third. Time 1913 AZ
N Msine Is. Virginia: White Crown. King
Tniebearer. Customhouse and tiariin also
= F9ur;h-ive and a half furlongs-roxy
Loo Ia. Lytie. Lea Cochran. Valerie West
pr4il. Myramichi. King Tuscan, Dave Camp,
bel ana Minnow also ran.
saso. $3.50 s iu4Io6"n,E Is, IL Cayer}
$40. S:;7o. second; Adelaide lis fSm!th}.
sonare Set, Korfphag also ran e'p"e''
ia TIhh aynni sna seventy ynrds-Mudsil
Good Counsel. los tRoitonj' siio second f6ird
Time. lac 40. Handimar, Jiinaies ' Rani
biti. Scrutineer. Rose. Iuliette B,IdweIser
and Dyson also ran. eiSe'
Sevcnth--S70O: mile and s.yo,,, ,..,
sfm rst s," LIB NNakof}, 5000 1870. M.To
second second rMcnlo Park. los Johnson sSS'asSS
Louise chsrie eH MGre Ala2 E kt9g Jessie
Steeiclih also ran. rect ana
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Guy Fortune u..,. T.,n,i,o

LAToNIA. juno. 1.-THE thres.year.old
purse race at mile ana seventy wards was
won by Guy Fortune from aeli Of si1
tS-oay- The winner paid 1870 nosinr out
the favorite, MoEeymaker. Summary.
=, EirstI,ou, and a half iurlonEs-Oiym
KlnE: liz Fuerst. $3.50, $3.50 81 frst
Butcher Boy. Il2 Goose. $3.50. $50. sec sec.
end: 1chaban. 100 tMeehanI. 1850. thitd
Tim. So aeconds. Tanlaos Azal.a Nsrch
"s ind, Tacois. coun, Doris also ran.
GOOSE, $3.50 $3.50. $3.50. arst: ophe ia
W. l9S u.ouder), $50 $3.50 second
queen Errant. 100 tMsrtin). IS, third Time
r PaI.. I,.. Amazon. D!mitri, stephe en- r.
Third-si1 furiongs-J. Rufus ia tca-
,oiD. $50. $50. g! FIRST: Pilscn i64 tCai
lahanD. 3t.s0. 1870. second: MAtin iii
sMstcalD. $40. third Time I:l4 Der
Wilia,nb; Irregular. Lucille r., Immense
hppletack. Ruth wehl also ran
Fonrth-,miie and seventy yards-Gu,
fr.t: Moncymaker. io5 tc. iiun,t' 81. ;$.itSS
second; Tokay. ,i07 !VandusenD. 3a.76. third
Sol Ciisey also ran.
h ,f 91s,a and ss!s,een.s-old nos.
King Gorin. iis tDishmon). 5000. $500
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"Y" Athletics

Play ir the handball tournament OF
the local Young Mems Christian Assoc
citation was begun yesterday after.
noon. Harry Calisch defeated w. y
street in three hot sets. Street can.
tured the first set II to a. while
Calisch came back strong in the rcxt
two' taxing the second u to II. and
me mai one 81 to 10. Powhatau
breeaen defeated C. l.. Parker 81 to 7
ana II to Q
The following pairings have been
O'Clock: "'0
Nj; itogge VS.. Lawton; ADAMS VS..
The schedule for the rcmainder of
the season is as follows
&C, Me1hSsdaS; June l3-Marvin VS.. Harrison;
THURSDAY. June !-Hincs ys Ro,,o,. ,r,,
", Lebarwitch. i'icf
>, Friday. June l5-Thomas VS.. Crawford
Thornton vs.. w. H. Street
SntuIday. june lG-Collins vs. Cancna
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Is there no real relief in sight?

doubtless like other sufferers. YOU
nave often asked yourself this uues-
ton, which continues to remain nm.
answered.
science has proven that your Rheu
matism is caused by a germ i'm your
"'o"i' ana the only way to reach it is
by remedy which eliminates and re-
moves these little pain demons from
your blood This explains why ,ipi-
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How Long Must Suffer . =-7s
From the Pangs of Rheuma t;sn, ?

'''eh's and lotions, can do no perma-
'eht 5000. for they, cannot possibly
each these germs which infest vour
blood by the millions.
>. >. 5. has been successfully used
Tor Rheumatism for moro than No.,
years. Try 1t to-day. and you viii
n"o Scurseif at last on the right trac,
to set rid OF your Rheumatism W,
can get valuable advice about ,ba
treatment of your individual case bv
writing to tho Chief Medical Adviser
swift speci1c CO., Dept. N 26S, Atlanta
Ga.--Adv.
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second: Midway, 1903 Nouder). $3.50 third.
Time -. Hodge. Manager Waite. Marion
r SiNth-four and one-half furlonEs-
- nre eE ne, MSD.oweii. TO-, (MurphyJ. sS.s0,
ft;av anu $50 hrst; 3. B johnson. 10
r r. zee . ~ Dshmon). So. third Time.
- 80 seconds Bit Of Blarney, Red Lila
'. and pr. Shafcr also ran '"''
seT Ien T,ha and seventy, yards-Prince
SAFETY First. lo4 tBarretD, saio and sta $40
i Is,rG linden Linden Thai lo7 CONNOLLY. s@7o.
G GliIu. line IAh 40. Harry Gardner Cold
S oiso Samuel II. Meyer and Marjorie d.
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BRAVES DOWN PIRATES

PITTSBURGH PA. June 11--Three
pitchers proved effective against the
winning, to 0. Neehf was removed in
the sixth inning with two men on
bases and one out Allen then retired
the side scoreless. In the eighth in
ming Allen was removed after passing
the first man. and Tyler retired Pitts
burEh without score. The score:
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HIS CLUB DID NOT KNOW
OF PEACE NEGOTIATIONS
Fhus Testffcs l.. Edwin Goldman. Di-
rector or baltimore Feds-Suit
ReSult CT Peace Agreement

PHILADELPHIA. June ll.-TcstIfy-
ing in the 100000 suit OF the Balti-
more Federal League Club against Or
ganized baseball growing out of the
peace agreement of December 1919
whereby the Federal League went out
OF existence, l.. Edwin Goldman. a
director of the Baltimore club, said his
cluo knew absolutely nothing about
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LAJOIE'S HITTING WINS

TORONTO. ONT. June l1.-Nap La
oie's hitting accounted for all three
Toronto runs against the Royals this
iftcrnoon. Montreal got but one run
IS the result of Damrau's triple and
'lat,cry's single. Lajoie also felded
brilliantly. The score:
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- l. OLE ~.
'Ratted for Miller In eighth

Rated for Miller in eighth
Boston .............. 0 | u q 7 q n %
Pittsburgh ........... o 0 o o 90
summary: Errors--Smith. Pitler. w. Wag-
nee hlts-W:. Wagner and Miller. Double
pIa}IR-wiinss. 'Evers and Konetchy. Left
On oases-BOston. Z: Pittsburgh. .. First
base on srrors-Pittsburgh. /. bases on balls
Gom Ncnf. j: of Allen. 2: off Miller. 9.
and Harrison. Time l.4g
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ST. LOUIS WINS LONG GAME

ST. LOUIS, June 11.-Gonzales stole
home IN the fifteenth inning with the
run that gave ST. Louis victory over
Philadelphia to-day, to 4. In the
fifteenth. Gonzales doubled and took
third when Miller was thrown out.
Hornsby was purposely passed and
stole second. AS OeschEcr wound up
to pitch to Cruise Gonzales dashed
home with the winning run. The
score:
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HUSTLERS BEST BlSONS

ROCHESTER, y. Y. June lin
three innings. Justin allowed six hits
ana as many passes, and Rochester
Sewed UP the game against Buffalo,
eventually winning, to . The fIust-
ie-S made one run of. Leakc, who sue
ceeded Justin in the fourth. The score:
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Rochester ............. - o 81
Buffalo ............... D | o o %
summary: Errors-Fishcr Young. Hits
off Justin. 6 in innings; off Lcake. . In 8
innings. Sacrifice his-DoOlan. Schacht.
Collins. Fisher. Stolen bases-Farrell (2).
Rodrlnuez ca. Double pay-Doolan to
Rodri1uez, Bases on crrors-Bufao .. Left
on Observation-Disclosures, Q: Buffalo. S. Bases on
balls-oh Schacht, q off Justin, 6; Off
ieake, T. Struck out--by Schacht. 1: by
Attcndance. 800. uinpires. Mullen and Hart
Time, l:4I.
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American League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
WET grounds cverywhere.)

WHERE THEY ri.AY TODAY.
Cleveland mt Washington
Detroit mt Philadelphia.
Chicago mt New York,