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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-17
xurembur9.

2uremb B. e.-6ier trai in einem
W0beipogeu Der Sirma 8. 8eiienmaper
IN 0iesbaoen cine Transport im Hertle
bon einer Wiaiou eiu. Die tpertboole
2noune be(iano aus Silbers uno Cob
eerdlber Der @roBbsrSOsl. Guy ulb. Gil
bsrlammsr, bic bon Der s~enanntsn 5ir'
mo Don Biebrl6 na1 2~urembuts mits
tetii eires !brer srOBen W06slwassn I'M
Uufiroae oes @rOBberSoal. 9ursmb. Sof'
mnrihaQam;es iioeriihrt wurbe. 9wfi
ueGtroute Badmeifter bealeiteien bic foIis
bare Jradt I'M aleihen GiienbabnSuse.
- DIE @eaner oss Staatsminiitsrs
GpIhsn benusten eleid DE e,ite Sisuns
Der iosbeu er6ffneten 8ammertasuna Su
elnem Siurmlanie seaeu ben lsitenoen
SidoismaHn, inoem lie iib b%3mibten,
ben Nbg. Don SoruacO ian Yrdliosuter
os8 Sauies 81 mdptu. 9jsisr Nb9es
orbEete seb0rt IA ban erb!ite,tften @sg'
usrn @plhens, nno sslans es, oeiisn
Babl ourdSu0riidsr, 70 mare auselihts
sires lolaen MibtrauensSeusn'iies Der
SturJ oss Wtniisrs unoermeiblih gene
len. Die @eiabr lag nahe senug. otnn
9orndco erbielt i'm eiiten Wallsanse
rur Susi SiimmeH psniser ais lein @es
asnbeperber aarl Simuns. Bel Der
Stltwdbl siHsen bic SeriplItterten Stim
men iaf ole uuf isstera iiber, ioouB ef
nit 26 SIlmmen ioer 3ornoco iiests,
bem ,mmerhlu NOD lS Stimmen aufie.
len. Sn Den lpeltern 8orlarcspoblen
erneuerten bic @esaer ibre OppOiiiior
sesen ben Winiier. uno nunmsbr eelans
eS ibneH. Die Babl 1oruacps gum B;ces
prdiOsnten bui tjuiesen uno aus'roem
bic bsiOen sriten Sscreiairiteaeu on ii1
81 slehen.
d. - Nm %. Ncu. tomb
mon ben bier %w0bnenoen penlionirten
8srsoarm uno Witimsr Taburin, Der
lih Jet. GINGER 3eit benz 1runie trssbsn
bate. toot IN ieinem Belt. 3abOurin
ldBt orsi tleiue @a,ien Surid.
8ei ieiner BsinsG OQetts
bat uuier Serr Biarrsr lbsr $500 2iter
cpleftlr', ein Glantum. ons IN 4nbe
ttadt u%niersr tieincu Ortihaft isbr re.
lpsctabel 9euanai weroeu muB.
- Sir bic 9upsrldEisftit Der BON uns
srrfentli6ttn 3euSntGe fur yaitcr SO.
MICS Mtrpen.S tarfer 9tebt Is isinen bele.
rem Sepfis ais ben. eae bic So. Gh srbie
tst, fur iebes undtts Sl00.00 an eia Wai.
,enbaus ~ iablsn.
s.-gin Blan. Der uniers Siaoi
iouse beitdiiiste, 1T isst ieinsm 3isls
stpaS udber seridt. @utseiinnts ga
m,lien baben li4 bsrelt ertlart. auf eise'
ne Nussobsn bun barmherSise S4wefsru
bisrbin tOmmen ~ loRen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-17
Sic Wui,uht ppnS fIQhtlGmmeru

Die 9sit, ba unlers 5armer hurd 8a
ireite. uno Ssu5u6i @elo MAIDEN fonns
tsn, if babln. De &oatusrsns 1T 10
st06 asrporosr, BOB uer ben bsiisn @r'
fols haben nil. eimas Sisbeu mug, oas
Bei9id unb i%iberleaere SnteQiesus cts
fOroert. SIN Staate Stem gort betrsis
ben @iui9e nit Griolg bic Ruht BON
2dmmcrn fir cen i,ilben Wnttt. DieIe
Snbuitrie II! bis issl rcd ribt iibsrtriss
ben, uno Die, msl6e Die 3ammer Seltie
aIi Den Martt aebrddt, babeu quite Ytos
fife babel erbislt. Wm II. 9sS. .. 8.
~perfanften mir 5pei 9Gmmer 80 80 o1s
Gid uno Elm 4amm ~ Sc. 2eeteres
mar oas arDBie, 81 groB fir bic Sabres.
set, eaber Der nistrl9sre 8reis. gu.
r1bIt rerIdnoten mir ON rs. 5e6sunr
pier 2dmmer 81 81 baS Slid uno eln
Gnmm ~ $3.50. SOytln perididiea
mir 2dmmsr ieoe 8o1e poer iehe ssbn
1aae bis sum G.. Mai, aiS mir bic lebs
ten ueri9idten, bic 81 30 Oas Stad
trcbtsa. Der 9usdibuittspreiS fir
jeees bstrus etrud So. Bei blsiem 8reiie
Iir leds bIs iiebsn Boten olte 3dmmer
ldBt iih sin %onltdHoi9er @etplnn er5ie!en.
Der @siols miro inosiisn nur curd iorg
ialtisite Seattuns Der ginselnbeiten ss'
iihert. Gin mariner Bias muB fur Die
| Shaie bslbafl wsrosu, uno bel faltem
@sttsr biIfsn ie ibr Oboa9 nibt uer,
lafen. Sbr Quariisr muB gut eellftei
uno ole btrsfie Sualuit muB auseeihlOl'
fen fem. Beuor Se 9ebdrsr. "iittere mon
iis le,tt nit a6rnerftuht uno WutseiH;
idperes 5itisrn plroe guterbeihwers
ben pernrlahen. Wenn oas 2amm &c
| porfen III, farm mon bic 8streibe iprple
Die Wur5elns pber @rlnfntterratlOn als
mGblit peIitdrfen, UNI Die UtildlabiOu.
oeruna an5ursgen, neil oas Bahsibum
bss Gommes 5umeiit BON osr Wutter'
mild abbdnst. Wahe bas 9amm bon
Nnicns an Dablen uab Seit anle9en,
oeun ,penn Is nidt felt uub i'm bsiisn
9uiianoe III, brinsi es niht ben beIen
Yreis, 9leiGpist Dle iduer &c cub iela
mag. @lest oas 9lmm 80 bis so
Yfuno. 10 1T eS idluer aeuu9 auo wiro
gut psrtoufen. penn es isit lit. 9as gu
rid.en muB bon einsm SahusrtdnSleen
beiorst uerosu. oenn ons Iusiebru oes
seitia6,etsu 2ammes mos eiuen later
iGieo bon So BIS 50 I'M Sre,le beoiu'
gen. Vim bitten idrsibt man eff an Den
gambler. sbe man Die 2dmmer 81 Wartte
ihid., um bic Inn am belten selssene
,Seit Su eiiabten. Die auiSnbt irib.r
Shladtldmmsr III elm lobnenoss @e.
Itait ilr ben, Der IS pertsht. unb es NJ
tpeuia Gsfobr Der ueberfalaus oisiei
Ralitss pOrbanSen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-17
Giruas @iiieusuertbcs.

IS mag @tIuas uerit lem 81 wliisu
COP Die alerbste Metijm CUR 6sritsis
lung oss usroorbensn ueru6isn Spiems
81 fluer ~aeIunhen 8roIi electric Bltters
IT. 0tsie Weoijln IT rein Gus 8rduiern,
liimullri in ianitsr @siie 2unse uuo
NieTen uno bllit nieieu Srlansn in Der
Rsinienns bss Sfutss. electric Sit
tsrs iiartt Den Nppstit uEo bllii Der Scr.
oauan9. Son Syusn, Die Is uerIuhi
bater, piro es fur cen befteh SluifeiBi
ser uno Neruentlrfer seboiteu. Ser
tduit gu 80 Gis. ooer $l.00 per 5Ialhs
in W. s. SOU b ne IpOtb3fe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-17
@Irttem6era.

Stutt9art. On Der bieiioe
8unitifule TT In Solse bes Giraffe
aeuer OisSipGnarpori6riften elm SION
Hit ausgebrohen. Gin Shiler wuro
entfertt, ~ anbere baben ibren slus
trttt erfldrt. beS Steuer
lates bat bic Characterization be
Observation-Disclosures beidlolien, ben
tslben in Der Anteriten Stufe init /:
Wfart beginner unb ibn progreiiiu /,
Der SSetic anitei9en gu lalien, baB e.
oct $4,000 Wiart Ginfommen s Bro.
gent eenelben, bel 200, 900 Wlarf Gin.
fortmen 6 Troient erreift.
SSnD. @ie aus anideinenb tlei.
men 9insen grofes ipcroen lam, bafii,
ltefert Die Sanmlung zines Yfarrberrr
BET JSnD eiren beittliden Yepeis.
Der Vfarrer bat irnerbalb Is Sabreu
aus Wiiinien, Wlarten, Stoifen unb
audi gelobeitrGgeu bic bobe Summe
Don falt 65, 200 Wparf ~er;ielt IS Gents
ller Foitmarten allein bradjten linn
etnen GrloS BON 20, 800 Wtarf elm.
Stele Sumne ianbte Der eifriae
Sammler on 100 arme Wiiiiionsanitals
zen Der Welt.
Mtnningen. Guf benz neleu
ShteB' uno llebunssplas itreiten bic
Vauten raid poripdrts; IL M}anns
itafts' uro IL Sfiisiersbaraden, 6
Wtrtbldaftss unb anoere Gebdube iinb
bereitS auf9efiibrt unS unter Oat,.
Vim !. Sum- oes ndtiten Sabres tann
Der S9teBplat fiber in 8eniituna ae,
lommen merben.
SdwGbi6s@m Ii ND. Die Grs
ben bes Or. meo. aamerer baben Seiien
Saferlammluns, wel6e runo 25, 900
lfbne uno gum She'll iebr ~ieltene
Gremplare ~aufpeiit, Dem bieIiaen Ges
tperbemuI elim gum @eidente 9emaft.
ulm. 9m Observation-Disclosures
rem Dor Der Straffammer wurbe Der
@ebatteur SartbelmeB pom rulmer
2a9blatt" wegen beS @usbrudes
r~frabenoe Sun9frau," ben er in elmer
&orSertbeipredunS auf cine Saneerin
a118epa1lot bate, iuieber gu 80 Wtarf
@elSltrafe uno sur 2rasuns Der Soften
lanlmtlider S~nitanSen perurtbeilt.
Wurttn9en. @eeen fabrldiligen
G'oes bate ii6 SdultbeiB Sarter Dor
Der 2libin9er Straftammer gu perants
uno wurbe gu feds Mionaten
perurtbeilt. Die @erurtbeis
lung ball9t iulammen nit Dem Prose6
ee9en ben Sercnbanner Speioel BON
Vellen, welder piel in @iirttembera
uertebrt bat. Starter CAB nun nad 9es
etoi9un9 in einer Bripattlase an, bab
bon Der pSererei" nidts 9eipubt
babe. IS purbe iebod feitseitellt, baB
|elblt i'm @~emeinoeratb Oiters barilber
,elnrnhen lporben ipur.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-17
Gefunosn.
Serr: ,Sle nInihen ?"

Serr: ySle niinihen?"
arbeiter: ,8itte I'M Den 5iaee,tOhy
FIR bic ssitern an Sic abesliefsris seiau
ts Santnotentoide."
.pier babeu Sic" (Sibt Inn sc
Fiennis.)
NSbsiter: ,ua6 mas frisse I'd fir
eas oubere?"
9err: .pabea sic bern rod mas &c.
fnnoeE?"
Nrbeiier: ga, bob Sic Elm idmieri'
ger 8erl iino."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-17
Ser sorbasrn-D Boomerang, ben II. DECEMBER 1895.
2an6mirtbi9aflt9eS.
Ierfaufstaae flr Yannnrnnufte

NetIauTefG9e 1lr SQn0pr0Omtte.-
Der Torihlog, biieft an bic Ronjumsn
ten 81 p%erfauf n, III rittia, bod aiebt G,
osreoita'BmdBia penise. Die carudh ban
osln fonnen. Die aroSe WaHe Der 9aub
lenle muB an ben ldnolidsn gambler per
tanfsn unb ittbsn ii5 babsi i'm @arssi
auh nm beften. Sn Der &esel tesabl
ramlih Der ldnolibe 0dnbler 10 piel OH
tr eIibipinsen fann uao monhmoi ouG
meAr. Der Wetthewsrb unb lein Chr
9fiS, oitmals aud URGE Soeen iiber De
lsel9en ooer ipdtesn StaBo osS MaIftes
peranlaiien ,bu mehr 81 bssabfsn ais q
bon @slhdfis tDegea bsSablen fam. Die
e%sipa9tsfe uuo am Dsntgiien Sufrieoen
feleree Msttoee BON olIen, pelte biz
lduellden Sanblsr ooet Die Jnrmer, ius
~be)onoere bic l,stereu, sinIblogen i6u;
nen. nm ihre Yspoutte los su nerben.
tsitsbt 'noeB BARN, OoB fie bieisi5en ei
mem 8ommlifCnStdHbisr in ber Stoti
libefitd9en. Daourd eeloraen bic Wao
rem in Die 6dnoe BON 2sutsn, beref
pnuptinterefe BARN l,est. ihre Brosenl
~ erboiteu, nno es III msbr oils Dabr
'heinlid,, ta6 Der Cribs oarous iDsit 9es
rinasr iein miro oils lpeun iie onbeim
p%er'auit porosn wdren. @s 1T udmtih
eine lO~neerbars 9hatinds, oa6 bsr Wartts
preis fat rseslmdbis an Dem Taae oes
UsrtnniS eeiunfen If; sberio re9elm1Bie
tplro benz BsrIeno}r m,tae'be,it. oa6 Die
Sreiis ndtite 8cbe belier iein meretn.
Die Warttberidte iuo Elm pniiterer
betrtHs Der Sreiie. peIde Der l6uolibs
groeutienosrlenoe erbaitsu miro. Mar
miro thn otter auf 6er nisori9fsn ooer
naae Der n!eoriaten 9jfftr finosn nls
auf Der mi!tle,u ODER bbbefn. @cb
GINS: bat Elm 5dymsr il eiusm 3ommIi
.lionshGnoler Yrooutte 5ugsi9!dt, Die Don
Gntd6eltafter Gadlitdt iparen-odb nibt
Der Setiht oarauf fOIete, iie ieien boz
iblebifr Nualiidt Ooer IN ibledtem gu
ltdhhe gemeleI? SINNER 1T e,lpas bdran
nnsSuieBen; isstau tit Gialtdt uub gu
limb rett. Die NnIorosrunaen oes
lidoili1tn YJOoafteam rites limb h65er
aIs iie Der eurbib1ituids 5nrmsr Su
oermcg. Wern Ger 0ediet aus
mare, iuirbe IS metr 8efrieoi
lnng %gep1brer, mana bic ltiotiiben
gambler ollie ibre WaTttmaaren i'm Gan.
be fdafen mlsien @eun aQe GancprU
butte bab'in p%srfanit tperoen tOnntsn,
.cdre e., fpie i'd CLAUDE, an @noe bsliere
eefrieOisun9 fir 8daftr mo @ssfaaisr
ino uelt lpeni9er SeGluIi fir Den Sar.
nsr; cenu wenu Die itdoiiitsu Sanoier
be @adren islber ttiGSen, Dnroea Ie
1tbt NIT 8etluit oeriauisn, lDns bel cen
Wtefb0oen nit 10 oielen ,sarm
1roontier aeihiebt. Sn Utica uno 2ittle
5oqs. ". ., liuo 8srtaafsiose fir @die
luo 8alisr ffitgsiest. 8arum fdnu
not leoeS @Ourtp lelue b. 4 mnien Bsrs
.aafstGae fur auerlet Ytoonits baben
lno bonn nit ben 8duiern suiammeu
r. het? Die msbtit. W,th wiro aui
,iCis &siie ~usrfaa,t, warum nitt cub
lie aHoerr Yyoort :?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-17
Yrono5insfi
@erb1= nno @intermaare.

an Serreus uro q uabenfleibern, Nusltat.
tuu9S Mrtitelu Der %feiuiten pie Der bilislteu
Sorten ~aberbaupt al allen, mas In einem
eriter 8laiie 9leloerbanoel 81 faufen 1T.
1urb meme lansidbrige Notwithstanding
lpeiB ih senau, mas iih fir ben ct. elouo
Sauoel poBt. uno iomit IT meiuS orratb fir
Die bielise @eseno eth 10 gut ssp6blter, wie
er %ionltrpo faum sefunoen miro. 0ute, bau'
erbafte, mpoerre Woare Sn S%ppttpreiien
mar, ut uno bleibt nletr Motto. uebersenst
euh bel SODA SrOusunSft. 17-bs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-17
Seeruuoete Turht.

Cine Game, bic in elmer 9e1elitai
auiaeforeert muroe, &oliui si,pas Dor.
sulinaen. a!srte ii1 iebr lause. @ublit
tnste ne e,nsn gatihlnB uno efldt;.
e,ne Competition uon Roliini portroasu
gu 'urlen. SIN lesisn WOms1t cher
brab fis neusroinss IN bic 8orte aus f:
yah, tbeuyer Wsllier, ME id mid iard-
te!"
limb i'd ssf!" RIFF &oiiui, Dem bic
SsouIb ssrlSisn mar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-17
Geridnappt.

&i1ier: .Saaen sic mir. baben sic
tamuls sinsu iulidsn Glib abselsst oper
niht?"
Nuss'laster: ~Gbsr etlanben Sic. oas
III ia bersils Swei Sabre Ter. Wie fann
Id mid ba nod %erlnnern, oh Der @to
fall& mar, ooer ni&tl"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-17
Sdlehte NuSreoe.

u. Gu g., Der Elm Y~sssio,iunsr IL
uno iosbsn eins 8uiii usrStbri): $50,
Ssrr 8riuis!meisr, bab' I'D Sic EMILIO
elnmal srDiiht!"
D.: 30 tduitsn Sic fit- i4 eh' nur
ben &npblanh berous!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-17
Grtdnnt.

~.... 9uu, 5rou @ebsimroib, ipsr
o:n iulr ms IN NiS,a iehen?"
.&s IT nod ul6t en,ihkosn, 0err
garou! SD mOhie lppbt germ, abtr mein
Wtarn nil niht!"
$50, ic!-gtuu berr, oui @isperisbsu
in Wijja!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-17
Die mpoerue QoreIei.

Garob (bem Baiiiren hes 9orelei<
1eilsns): ,Woissleber, mas msiHfe.
wsun it Wiirpe iisen ea otsn uno fin
sen?"
Moies: rNu-piree ss ben SdiHer
cub ersrelisn nit tpllosm Neb!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-17
Seine eioe Sdjutb.

Shnl5s: $50, ME ieidn. DID Der ga
pnasi, osn id DIR ifihenti babe3"
Milsr: rGr par'n 8lshsn Sabe."
Shulse: -Nat, bait 9u i'm i"elsiien
Gas Cher toants ia ~ipredlen!"
Diuler: Sra obsr-parum bat II
tern bal ni6t jtiasi?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-17
&umorifif6es.
Cir NanHaoen Der Rufunf..

.Warum IT osnn bier 10 elm Nui.
lauI?"
Gin @lspbant 1T pOm Soolos,iteu
Separtemert i'm iisbteu Stod curh iie.
ben O5erlidter ins 8aismeut aefaGsn
uno bat bort Dos @is auf Der Shlitt.
ibuDbabn ruinirt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-17
Gus Ser @sienjhaft.

,Sobnnn, holsn Sic bas Bud. sas in
msiusm goubOIr anf benz Glide liea',
i1Neiotn sic es ioiort auf. trn9eu Sle
Is benz Baron Glp1ons Surld uno iaseu
Sic ibm, i'd laiie mid belisns bsoautsr
uno oas Bud babe MID mddtis eridat'
t,rt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-17
WiR1Unit,o.

Jremoer bel elmer &auiersi): rWa
rum p'ro oenn Der Saup;fratsbter nidt
binaus9eporfen
Wirib: $50, wiiien sic, Der lit BEL
Der unfalusrfteruus. g8enn cem MAG
aeltebsn that, irieat er 5 Mari pro
Tag, une oas pers0nusn be 2eu,e ibm
ni1t."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-17
TaS @eQentteil,

SroOts: sd fisbe nit m,insm
Shnsiosr in louisnbsr &shuuns,"
8rpois: rSn lauienoer? er foste
mir bod neulit, bob Define &sdnuug
BEL ibm 10 Wondte debt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-17
9anA ellfdGl.

(Sn eire BalnhOfsteftauraiion } Steis
%ieHbsr: pas 3eug lam ia fsin Suab
frsiien!"
asaner: .Nun, Ga Loft n Sis's balt
ittben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-17
Minnesota Raus

Sc o. 8. Sperb d, gtsentbimer, 81
glouo, Winn. - 8ut Staluns uno 0ai
Ter befiubeu iih beim Sauie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-17
Gln muoernfa Greidsn.

yMein ih6nss 6rdulsir, bari i'd pasen
Meinen Arm unb @eiett ibr an,utrasen?"
SO eante, es gstt aud Ctns Sts,
Bin lslter Cpetar Ter 9%6itcIorbte."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-17
@tuno aenua.

o.: .Worum 1T Dir penn bar Sdns
Ter 10 uHipmpatb i1?@
g.: .0er lieisrt meiner Jrau Dit
Santofisln."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-17

Wis Sabg 'rbicIt fie, iuenn frant, eaitoria.
gls iie elm aino mar, berlanste fe Gaitoria
Ils lunge Dame belt fe fef an eaitoria.
gIs @utter CAB jie ,bren ainberu gaioraa.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-17
3erf;eut.

BroisHor: r8olf! Sic haben nieosr
cine aans uusenuseree N,bett seldtie'
bsn."
Brimus: ,8oti iebli!"
. GroleHOr: .Seten Sic, @Oli. 6n iieat
m1n 10 rsht Strm 9sIbiiiun. erit idrsi-
ben Sic iolbe idle9te Ntbslt uno itst
Isbln gle no6!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-17
Nus Der Sriruftionsi tunoe.

untsrp'fsier: ,.... Wlic. 8nubbs,
mas tflanJt Der Ypiisr. wsnn er iuas
lGufi ?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-12-17
&nubbe 5ttueiat.

uatercff5ler; rSfei. bsr Rofisn t%flanSt
oas Ssiisngstusbr OFF, nsnn er $siabr
t6aIt!"
Evening star., 1896-02-29

as fOIIOWe
BOWLING.
Tournament of the G. A. C.-Only TIVE
League Games.

Tournament of the C. A. C.-OnIy Two
League Games.
In the bowling tournament at the Column
bia Athletic Club but two games have been
played, yet these are sufficient to show
that the tourney will be an interesting
success. So far only four of the eight
games for each contestant has been played,
and the score stands very near even. Dove
leads by several pins, with the next four
men following him tied in two cases. Won
Lindgren is at the bottom Of the list, but
he will doubtless be heard from later.
The third assignment of the games will
come off this evening at the c. A. c. club
house.
The Carroll Institute team played a re-
markable game on their own alleys last
Saturday, defeating the team from the
Baltimore Catholic Club three straight
games. The team work of the local team
vas excellent and the men played nearly
even. Schulteis played in only one game,
his place being taken by Queen in the
last two games. Armstrong made the best
showing of any Of the players in the last
game, and also ran up the best total for
the series.
The Carroll Institute team will go over
to Baltimore Tuesday March 10, and play
return series of three games.
IN the bowling league only two games were
played during the week, which did not affect
the standing of the clubs. The Carroll In
sututes and the Washington Athletic Club
teams were the contestants in two games,
with honors being evenly divided. the latter
team winning the first game with lead of
tWenty-four pins and losing the second game
by 81 pins.
The following table shows the relative
standing and the highest game bowled by
TIE players in four or more games:
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day, because the attendance will reach full
ly 10000 for both games, whereas in this
city half that number would be good at
tendance. For the same reason the local
club goes to Philadelphia on July 4. The
attendance In Washington never equals the
other cities on holidays: 1t is the steady
2,6OO average game throughout the sea-
son that makes this city good base ball
town. st. Louis will run crowd up to
$4,000 or 10000 on Sundays and then on
Monday drop back to 500. The reason the
Senators go to Pittsburg and Philadelphia
is because the Wagners have put in re-
quest with President Young for the dates,
and the latter, seeing his way clear, gave
them what they wanted. Everybody knows
that the holiday games attendance is
equally divided, and as a matter of busi-
ness each magnate is after the richest
plum. 1t is useless to protest over such
small thing as a schedule; let the club win
games. and 1T is ''cinch" bet that it can
play In Kalamazoo on the holidays and
never q murmur will be uttered. Pittsburg
Is finding fault because it has the LOUIS
villeo to open and CLOSE the season with.
Perhaps hearty thanks may be uttered at
the close Of the season that things were SO
arranged. Cincinnati wanted the Fourth
or July at home but instead goes to Pitts
burg, gets no holidays at all, but is given
numerous Sundays as consideration. The
magnates came to the conclusion long ago
that everybody cannot be satisfied and that
what they do not get this season they may
get next
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ATLANTIC LEAGUE PLAYERS,
President Crane Announces the Men
Signed by the Six Teams.

President Crane Announces the Men
Signed by the Six Teams.
President Crane Of the Atlantic League
has sent out the following corrected list of
players signed by the members. The small
number accredited to Jersey City is ex-
planned by the fact that the surplus young
tlocds" of the New York team will repre-
sent the town, President Freedman owning
both teams. Brother John" Irwin will
manage the Jersey team.
With Newark-Leo Smith, Harry Hughes
Adams Rothfus. John Rothfus, James Ker-
wan, Thomas Donahue, Lewis Wisebecker
A. McCann. w. H. Dinsmore, Daniel Dun
kle. Thomas P. Burns. James Stout, F. H.
McNerney. William Smink, J. A. Walton,
Robert Miller, c. c. Norton, c. Diamond
Driscoll, Bruce Whitehill.
With Wilmington-Martin ]. Wise, Otis
Sias. X. E. Berryhill, w. A. Spratt, Charles
F. Mcintyre. James B. Murdoch. X. J.
Packard, William A. Margerum, Ike Dur
rett. M. j. Nops, Robert Montgomery,
Peter ]. Murphy Morris F. Amole.
With New Haven-Ernie Hodge, B. L.
Garvin. Gus Mackey, Joseph Frye, Mike
O'Connor, James Driscoll, Harry OHagan.
Patrick Boyle, William Keister, George
Kelly, George Keefe, ]. B. Sherer.
With Hartford-W. c. Osbourn, w. J.
Mackey, r. E. Bottenus, Edward F. Scharf.
Nick Scharf. John Gunshannon.
With Jersey City,. A. Singer, e. Boyle,
A. Williams. A. Stronger.
With Paterson-George E. Daniels, John
killacky, H. E. Rinehart, Thayer Torrey-
son. Edward S. Kern, Emmett HeidrIck
Will E. Henly, George Smith, Maurice H.
Justice Bert Elton, Frank E. Fitch, Samuel
McMackin.
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trary he is westerner being a product
of the state Of Michigan, where he was
born in 1852. His father conducted
milling establishment, but the propensities
OF the son ran in another direction, and at
the age Of nineteen years he started in
to learn the carriage making trade The
ease with which he became familiar with
Ills trade Is demonstrated by the fact that
In eleven months he was promoted to the
position CT foreman
In the field of mechanical study he has
done many things. He is the inventor of
q dash stitching machine. He also designed
the only successful machine that has ever
tied square knot In thread. He is the
designer of the pneumatic trotting sulky,
his ideas being covered with seventeen
different patents. Another invention Is
the immense electric, chronograph, which
times to the sixtieth part Of second, used
for races. rF-f
In the world of thought he has also made
his mark. In his speeches he has a style
peculiar to himself, which is always effec-
tive. His writings are none the less so,
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to toasts from Mr.. c. J. Montgomery, who
spoke on the good Of the club: Mr.. Buckler,
on "Our New Quarters" Mr.. Wilkerson, on
"The Cake Walk DIR. Adams, on ''Evolu-
tion;' Mr.. Weisbager, on Athletics" and
Mr.. Revelle, War" Mr.. H. b. Fryer
winding up the evening with a very good
recitation.
The poor showing of the basket ball team
In their game recently with Carroll 1nsti-
tute team is attributed to the fact that
there We're too many new men on the team,
and some of whom had never played the
game before. The next game will be with
the w. L.. l. team, and the best players Will
be put in for this game. Mr.. Rouse, who
has been under the doctors treatment, is
again able to play with the basket ball
team.
Evening star., 1896-02-29
Something About The I. A. ".
President.
1 MAN WITH VARIED ABILITIES
What the Organization Has Done
for. Good Roads.
MEASURES FOR, WHEELMEN

The new president of the League of
American Wheelmen, Sterling Elliott, is
g. unique man in more than one respect.
Full OF dry wit and humor, and the wielder
OF pen that can at times be turned into
the very essence of sarcasm. he is man
VINO made his mark and name in wheel
Ing circles long before he assumed the
presidency of the league. He is good
man at the helm of the organization, and
Will undoubtedly steer the national asso-
citation of wheelmen in the course Of pros
perity during the ensuing year.
Though resident of New England, he
Is not Yankee by birth. On the con-