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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-08
SCANLON SHINES IN THE BOX.
BROOKLI'NS TAKE 4 GOOD GAME
FROM THE QUARERS.

Bunch Hits In the Seventh Inning and
Make Enough Runs 20 Win-Sharp
Work by the Local Infeld-R c suits OF
the other National League Contests.
BRooKLYS, a. PHILADELPHIA IS. b.. ?.
with Scanlon the main iuminary about
which tho brooklyn satellites revolved
brightly the hcnchmen Of Ilanlon won a
smartly played game from the Phuadelphias
az Washington Park yesterday. Real good
old fashioned hot days such as yesterday
was have been so scarce this tardy season
that the cranks rcvced IN II and the players
were full OF pepper Again, the BrooklYi.I
won By a good Old ball -slamming rally
no moasly bunting or COldly scientific tap
ping OF the ball 70 safe spots but by hearty
hitting such a. father used 70 see The
BrooRlyhs pl tsIggedi VEL oIt indiyiduslity
team work, such as is often on view these
days.
hlts. and had speed and cleancut style at.
tachcd 80 his pitching. The tuft of hair
that stuck out from the back OF his cap was
symbolic OF SHmsonan en- 'iency, and the
Delah One Philadelphlau with desi Rns on
SoSnlou's locks did knock the ball over the
count was due " an error. That was the
only error the Brooldyns made. ScanlOn
had good support. Owens and Lewis max
balls
iunley made a run In the FIRST inning on
Geason's tumble a steal. accompanied bv
Dooln's poor throy and MtShell'= out at
first McGee eveued up the tally by putting
the ball over the right field fence In the second
inning 4 couple OF double plays kept the
home team away from the plate In the third
and fourth innings There were three on
bases and only one out Ia the third inning
when Lewis hit hard but straight az Doolin
and double play resulted. In the sixth
Inning with two out and two strikes called
on him, Gleason worked Scanlon for four
balls lie went to third on COurtney's single
TO right Ritter made bad throw on Court
ney'- steal and Gleason scored
Scunlon made his second hit in the seventh
inning and Sheckard struck out That
made two on the retired list for that inning,
but the best WAS yet to come. Lumley singled
10 center and Mitchell singled 10 right, scor-
lag Sea Mon owens hit over Titus's head
10 the fence The ball caromed on OF some
thing, and Titus had 10 chase II clear across
the foul line. fifty yards or more, owens
reached third base and Lumley and Mitchell
reached the home plate.
Lewis ran over back OF second base for
Doon's scorching lick In the eighth inning
and got his man. and Owens made almost as
III ficult a play on Courtney's heated hit Ia
the ninth inning. The score
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other Baseball Games Yesterday.
At PERTH ANBoT.

Al fhhlh Ahbohs
rISS s5!:S.slaa;$.i sSa rs,Sp;i. a.ss 5nj
Mccain.
Eli hR Ssli9a,i.. ,..S ;SSsS d
batteries -Conroy and HaTblsh: weston and
Warner.
Cedar SsisIlo;.a ..,..',".di osoo9o -lSlss
pi}sIisa and SuR saO sn%
ArsKEurs' GROUNDS.
a Soya alsnni.".:......G GSSSSSSS e ] 3
Bsltsries" Hueihtr and Jackie: WsrfIcE and
At yIsITAuoS YIELD. BROOKLYN
E EiSlaa99 agcson li 3S5sS356-Hisff
>. BStisTles~Winham aud Farmer; Mcguire ana
AT MOUNT EIsoo.
E H;%R'' Si:so . : - 4SfS55SS III
Bstteriss-scanlon and Morris: Kane and Murphy.
AT sTAArsBURo.
g,ssl:sS5,s College . 9 SSSSSSSS 90 ; !
Batteries-Wurge and Smith; White aud Butler.
Al PATTERSON.
R Ro.;ds *. Ii, ....S GSi252i-si 3
:. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and westiAks; Harley ana
At HALsEr sTREEr GROUNDS.
R RETlg9tSa a - % 3
BsitsTiss- Glrard and Dunn Bowen and sporing
Al BRIGHTON OVAL
E sss4.Tq III, Ii c, ....S SSSSSSGsTiE
Battenes-Sloat and Davis; Hope and AdelmHn.
AT wEsTcHEsTEH.
E E;,aslyn..,..,,.ssS SS5SS;
Batteries Gold and Schmtt: Hetr aud Oppy.
At LoUoHLN OVAL.
Ess,sis i;,.,;-, SS!SSSo- -
B1tteries-NAughAn and oormeliT: zorn and
At ONTARIO HH.D.
S5 ssii!;i!I-v.r,oS md 6$.I s!aS az III
Al cRoroSA PARK
EIass% ElH;5 railroad o.
Batteres-Brlght and Quinn; Howe and Paiter.
Al STANFORD.
MauI,r 4.,C 80 Oooia 81
stamford B, B CO 29i $40
Batteries heros and Ell Tuner and Noyan
A a. Ags,,ioan'.....SS Sqq3dSS-s
orSEseI' Martini and acAuisy eossi,y and
Farley.
AT HoBoEEN
New York q. III 0 oiO2 o %
Hoboken .,.......O o 0 o o o o "a 10 :
Batteries Elliott and CLARK; Deegan and Lamar
At BROOKLYN.
RH.E
Skellys ............O 0 0 o o 0 90 / :
Batteries -warrck and Hawk; Needer and
Jaecke
AT UIAHR PARK.
Spooner F. Gil o 1900 O-ls2
Felix BArry ..... o O 90 o.
BaMenes-Thiel and Nrecland Caswell, Walsh
and Hail.
AT EQUITABLE PARK.
HHE
Empires.........o o 0 O-s o
Spalding ....-....,.O 0 o o - II 2
Batteries-Bruno and Bach; DurAnt and McCabe.
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New York Nationals.

Home nlns-Donln /: Sttang, J. McNann, ];
Mathews son /. Total. Z. Three base hlts-Don-
lin o. DeNlin s. MCtiann. /; MoTteS, /. McGlnniiy l.
Total II. Two base hlts-StranE, 5. BTeSnahan,
1. Merles. 4. Donlin. e. McGHnn, ?. Gilbert q DaG-
len L. Devlin /: BOwermAn, !: MdtheWson, I. Total,
~ Stolen bases Dahlrn. O. DeVlln, o. Mertes.5;
Donln, 3. BreSnHhan, 3 Strang. l. bowerman. /;
Clarke l. Total, q. Sacrifice hits BOwcrnan, e.
Mctiann 5: StrAng, s. DOnlln. . DAhen, I. Gilbert
/: Bresnahan, /: Aathewsou, I: Taylor, /.
strike outs-By Ames. q: Wlltse p: MathcWsOn.
- MCGnnlty 10. Taylor 1. Total, ~, First bssc on
bails-On Anes. II: Wltse, o. McGinnity. q Mathew
ton & Taylor ?; Elliott. ?. Total. 81 Wild pitches
- Anes 4 Witse. /: Taylor, !. Total. o. Balk-
MatheWson. /. Passed bals-BoWerman, ?: Brcs-
nAhau l. Total, 3.
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Home rin--SheckArd, I. Ihree bese III
SheckArd !; owens. I; Baeb l. Iotol, 3 IWo
BNbb ?, Lumley 2: Batch, T. Lewis ], Mcintyre, I;
bergen, T. Total, n. Stolen bsses-Lewis. S; Lum
lev 4. Bebb 2. Ritter ?: Batch 2. Dobbs, T. Sheck-
Srd /. Owens 1. Bergen. I. Total. 90 Sacrifice
hits-fumley I: Babb, ,: owens ?. Dobbs /; Lewis,
/. MCINTYRE. /; Doesoher, I; Scanlon ]. Total, 49,
Double pAys-2l. .
Strike outs-By Jones is, Mcintyre, u. Rason. 10.
Dorscher S. Scanlon, s. StTicklett, !, Reising. ].
Total O. First lsse on bans-On Aclntyre, 10;
ScGnon 10: Jones' IS: Doescher, 7; Reson, g. StHck.
lett 8. ReislnE l. Total. a.. Wild pitches
Mcfntyrc O. Jones. q StTicklett, p Scanlon. ].
Total z Bak-Stricklett, 1. Passed balls-Ritter, ?
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'Batted for Pardec In the eleventh inning. two
out when winning run was made.
S S.Ts:T c .lii;;.....:.o -
FIRST base on errnn-NewArk, q jersey City,
g. Len on bGses-Newark, 8; Jegty CITY, ":
ThellnAn, 9. struck out-By Pardee, S; By Then-
man, ,. Two base hits.Jones, Gatlns, Mailing,
hits-Murphy, Connor, Bean ~, KeisteT, shea.
stolen b1sss-Murphy, GAtlns, Goldman, Cement.
double plays-Shea and Gatins. Hnea and Vande
Frift, Bean and NAndegrttCD. HIT By pitcher
BY Pbrdee, !: By TheDman, !. Passed ball
McCauley Umpires-Moran and Haasett. Time
= houB and 81 minutes.
At MONTREAL.
Bufalo..o % % OiOoo 800
MontTeaI.O q 0 o o 0 o 0 o--i 3
Batteries-YeTkes and Bird: Ptppalau and Gibson.
AT RocEI POINT.
n.HH
Baltimore - eoa3 ooo .!
Battenes-Burohell and Heam; Nope and Ihomht
EASTERN LEAGUE RECORD.
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LEAGUE RECORD.
EASTERN LEAGUE.


NEWARK. May with two out In the eleventh
inning OF the game between Newark and Jersey
City o-day and Mailing on third CockmAn hit
ball 30 far over the heads OF the crowd that Glen
ent did not attempt % neld u back titeT be had
the plate with the winning nun while 1000 fans
shouted wildly. The score
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TURF,
Belmont Park Races

QUEENS, l. l.
EVER Week Day, Rain or shine, until NAY ~
HOW TO MACH THE TRACK
Long Island r. Il. leave lA street, New loIk, at
1910, 1870. 1870. 100, 1910, lao, 20, - and 10
East Sith ST. at iitO also paroI car train ~ zoo
p. NJ, and from FlAtbulh Ave Brooklyn, a. 100.
100. 100 70 and - 2. N.
Good roads for carriages and automobiles nom
Long Island Terminals 81 t7d STREET, I'd Street,
saith street and nd street Ferries and the WlhAma-
burg Bridge 70 thc track, .
an trolley lines Va Jamaica connect with trolley
70 tract.
RcssTvcd seats and boHos AZ Waldorf and Fiith
Avenue Hotela, McBTidc'e and HplmnnG
PINT raos 80 p. ~
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PTTTaRUHa, 4. CINCINNATI. 8


Two base hits-SeymouT. Clarke. Three base hit
DolAn. F1Tyt bass on tAils-Oi Ewing, 4; on Rob.
ertGille First base errors-Cincinnati /; Pitts.
burg 2 Left on bases-Ctn cinnAt. II: p1ttsburE TO-
Sacrifice hts-Beaumont 90, BlAnkenship, Seymour.
Stolen base-WagneT, Struck out-By Ewing /:
By Robert1ille 4. Double plAys-RobertSille
Warner and peitL. Wagner and Clancy. Passed
bals-PeitI. Sohel IN. Wild pitches-RwinT C7
Umplres-Bauswetne and Em6le Tine. ? hours
10 minutes. Attendance, A,S2S
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Chicago. o o o %
Cleveland. ....--.........O IL
Left on bases Chicago, 5: Cleveland, .. Pirst
base on eTrors-ChicagO, /; Cleveland, >. Two
base hlts-Flick 90, Bemis. Sacrifice hts-Green,
DonAhue, owen. carr Flut base on balls on
OWEN I: on Rhoades, ;. struck out-By owen, .;
by Rhoades, 7. UmpireS-Kelly and Mccarthy,
Time hour and g. minutes. Attendance 1870.
81. LoUIs "A. H.. ?: pTTRoIT. !.
ST. LOUIS. May The st. Louis Americans again
defeated Detroit to-day making IL three straight.
Three double plays nlpped the only chances the
llgcrs had OF winning the Game. Inc score.
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AMERICAN LEAGIE.
Rhosdes In Form and ClsyeIands shut out
the white SON.

CHICAGO, May f.-Rhoades shut out the White
So1 with ease to-day, COmiskey's men being all
at sea In front OF his delivery, owen pitched a
good game. but was outpltched. the Cleveland
hits coming Just where they were needed 10 send
10 runs The score
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DErBoTT


Two base hits-van Zant, Hickman. Sudhon.
Sacnhce hits -Koehier Rockenhed Mcintyre.
Cooley. Double plays-Slone and Rockenneld;
kcehler and Weaver. KoehCr and Jones. stolen
bases-O Lean! ~, Drll. wallace a., Jones, Rock
Cnneld, Hit b. pitcheT-By SudhOh, Bases on balls
on Sudhon, q on Mullen, 2 struck out-By
Sudhon 8; by Mullen s. Left on bases-St. Louis, J;
Detroit, 4. Umpire Sheridan. Ttme-i hour and
80 minutes. Attendance 1000.
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shlfI% SSTI.. ..'....'....,,,d5 %
First base on errors-Chlc6go, 1: ~. Louis, /.
Left on bases Chicago, B. 81. Louis, 5. Three
base hit-Schulte. Sacrifice ht-Schulte, Stolen
basos-AAloney shannon. ONeiIl. Barry. Double
piAys-O Neill and Tinker: Tinker lunassisted Firtt
base on balls-od BrgTs. 8; OF Taylor 1. struck
out--BY Briggs, = by Taylor, T. HIT by pitcher
b. Taylor. 1, Wild ptch-TAylor. Umpire-Klem.
Time hour and a seconds. AttendAnoe-l4.O0O
PTTTsRUHo 4: CINCINNATI, g.
CngcREATI May The Reds lost an exciting
ten inning ESme 10 the Pittsburgs TO day. EwingS
bases on balls were costly also were Schlei's
passed balls which together accounted for three
OF the visitors runs. The Reds threw away chances
b. their bad work on the bases. The score:
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First base on eTrors-Brooklyn. 2 Left on bases
Brooklyn, o. Philadelphia, 4. First base on bans
on ScdnlOn. 3: On Duggleby. g.. struck out-By
Scanlon, : by Duggeby. =. Home Tun-McGee
sacrifice hits ShecEard. Mitchell. Stolen bases
Lunley ~. Courtney. Niece. Double plays
Doolln. Gleason and Abbott Duggleby and Abbott
Passed ball-Doon lit by pitched ball-By
ScAnlon, L. by Duggleby, l. Umpires-JOhnstOne
and O'Day. Tlmc--l hour and 81 minutes. At
tendance OOO.
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LEAGUE RECORD
A, z. webb Beats Oidneid and Kiser In Auto
Hane.

4, r. webb Beats Oldneid and KIser In Auto
Hsoe.
ST. JoUrs. May "A. z. Webb driving a
Pope-Toledo car. defeated Barney Oldneld
and Earl Kiser in a three oornered auto race
At the Delmsr track to-day, winning the
final heat Of the race. which was a handicap
affair. by inches
Webb had q handicap Of ten seconds and
Kser a handicap Of thirty seconds. Roth
Webb and Kiser raced In stripped cars, neither
having q racing car With them, while Old
Geld used the green drSgQp. The prst heat
remaining heats, including the hnGI were
at two miles, the fastest heat being covered
IN :Oe rs by Oldheld, In the third heat
American Association,
~ Minneapolis Minneapolis. Il; Kansas Ctr. ..
A. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Z; indianapolis. 4
western League.
Al Colorado spHnrs-SouI City. .: Colorado
S SsHY T5ln.:HS.. IoS.. 'G 3: S.s.
New York State League.
Al Troy-Trpy .: BinEhamion, T.
Al UtioA-Utloa, Q; Scranton,
A. Abany-syrAeuse, .; Albany,
-tE
Southern League
Al New obsanS-NsW oTissns O. MsmpAiS l.
Games Scheduled for To-day.
NATIONAL LMAoUM
Boston m New York Brooklyn IN Phiad elphis;
Cincinnati IN pittSburU.
AMHnicAN LMAdUH
New York IN boston: Phnsdslphis IN Wsthhg
ton: Chicago IN Cleveland.
HAarEhE LnAouu.
naitlmore IN Jersey City: Newark IN Provtds nce:
Bunalo IN Montreal Rochester m Torunto.
n...n.u "a. ar.-,A. -
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Baseball Pols GrsunAs. To-Day, err.
nsmpiaa oianu W Bos,oA Ada boof-Ass
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HORSE AND CARRLAGEs.

HAYNEs-APPERSON Phaston. 70 h. p. good
conditioni top and gas hcadiChGieHtra uTtt; ttQo
b b. snow PrOvidsoos, n L
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CHcAoo, May Jack Taylor made another
encH 10 get revenge on Chicago 20 day and fell
down again. lie allowed only three hits, but each
came Just when II helped In . run. Driggs held
81 Louis down with ease and the Cardinals were
shut out. The score.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-08

Southern League
Al New oTissns-NSW oTisans .: NsmpAiA. l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-08

New York State League.
Al Troy-Troy .: BlnFhamton, O.
Al UticA-utioA, Q; Scranton, d
A. Abany-Syracuse, Q: Albany, L
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-08

western League.
A. Colorado SprinTs-aouH CITY, .: Colorado
SPRING, 2.
AZ Dea hoinos-Des hoines, 7; Omaha 4
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~ Alnned polls Minneapolis, "a; Kansas Citr. A
AZ 81, Paul-St. Paul, 3: Milwaukee L.
A. Louisvilie-louisvtlle,t 4; Indianapolis, 4
~ Oolumbua-Toledo, Q: Columbus, 4
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-13

WaA Der Brcoiat.

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Gin fleincs @ifpcrit1abnis.

Trin5 &ruft 5l &obcnlobc, SngcI:
fingcn cr5ablt in ieinen 9ebens-gr-
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Ter &pltig molltc i'd ausidEi.icn Dor
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ciuem @oitbcltie, nm Dos @fittd9s-
mabl eir~5uliebnIen. Ina Spfol mar
BON Snitcn gut beicbt. ga fonnte
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lteQi,ng idjllb lei, ionoern Die Dpp-
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@cridicScncs.

Sic 9epeaung 9 :
B ii noener 0Iet Der. Na9
MeiTIneer,, Die Greisf5rIter S9fpess
ler in Gbur, G9tpeis, an ben @lets
f6ern Der Moulaz unb Surettaoruppe
Dorgenommen bat, iino i'm Sabre 1904
ale bisie Gleti9sr Surldsssanssn.
Ser neutrality-suspicious. cling Inn %
Meter (etpa 72 SUB, Der 3apportz
gletIaer I'm 10 Meter uno Der Samboe
sletiner nm Z Dieter 5urid, pdbreno
i'm Sabre 1903 Der Neutrality-suspicious.
nm l Metsr setpa9ien, Der Sapport>
gletIGer MIR I'm 4 uno Der Sambos
aletiGer nur um / Meter suriidgez
fptden tparen. Der auberorbrntli1e
2iidgans Der brei genannten 0letI1er
i'm borigen Sabr oiirfte auf bie unses
pDbnlt6 lansanbaltenDe WGrme bss
porigen Sommers suriidsufiihren iein,
uno es lit gu ertparten, bab dbnliGe
8eoba9tungen au9 nod bon dtlOeren
@leti9ern bes Qlpeneebi.tes tommen
fper0ep.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-13

f3miiden Der Dffentliten 2aufbruns
nen uno ser ll!n5ug Der rpfirgit.
braut." Die lsbtgenornte Gitte, Die
infer Bib peraniGauli9t, beitebt IN
folsenoem @organs: Nm ~sfpeiten
Pfingitmprgen pficgen Ii9 in @inter=
itein unO an0ereu Srten bie MGo@er
Der 0orfi6ule gu fleinen Srupps Don
flint biz feds Recommendation rnb
fingeno bon 9aus 81 Saus Su Sieten,
I'm @aben einsuIammeln. Sober Die
fer Srupps fat ietne r9fingfbraut,
ote cine Srone BON tinitli9en perIen
uno 8lrmen duf Dem Saupte trGet,
tno baren Geftait bunte Glider un0
lang bcrabnoIenbc 8Gn6er umTlieben.
SotdLo nun Die N}Gb6:n Dor einem
Sauie angelun9t Iino, I1liebsn Tie Inn
b!e rqfingftbraut" einsn Sreis UNI
iingen ba3u eiren 3eigsn BON ctipo
bier untcreinanoer abpeAIclnoen att
heinitiGen 2ie6es!;e0ern. SIT Oie8 ges
fAehen, 10 neGmen iie Die linen barge
rei6ten GeT6enfe in Gmpfdng uno
5ieben peitcr, I'm Dor Ser nit Sanrenz
uno girtsngriin fsYtl;9 qsIAmiidten
Sbiir Oea Nu9bdrhauie3 i9ren Gang
uno Sans I'll iD~ie6er9pler.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-13
&unit nnb Gural.

3u Der Irt, nie man Die driitlife
Wforol Su p%erordllgen ltltO burd)
Gitbetiid)e @ertbe sit eriescn iudt,
~lieicrt bnS nereite 8tft Scr Miilld)e.
her 3eitid)riit sic STINT" eilt ictr
farafteriitiidJes Seiipial. Eroiciior
Eniil Gler1en ueroffcntlid)t bort
cinen inidiieroen IufiaB iibcr
Iuguite 9fa0in. Gin Gerf oieics
berporroQcnOcn 9~iloGo,iero beiprit)t
Glcnnen iii folgenber @ciic: yGos
erpige Sool bat es Der aitnitler sc
touft. IS lit ein ,l8crf, bos man
oitt eincn Sausaltar ictcn mod)tc,
ldllanfe Silicil oriim terum." Seherl
mir nad) Dem @erf, oas Ser Gllltpr
auf Den Sallsoltur miiuid)t, 10 or
bllden mir Iii Der beigcsebellen SIb.
bilolng EN- tniccn0e5 nodtes @eib,
- YrofeIior Glcmcn beSeidjnet es
rals IN Sraum periutfen baitcbcnp"
Dor Dem etrpo5 ticier Elm nndter
Wuln fniet, Der es inbriinitig fiibt.
p&llbl mo rltblg", 10 lagt Ser Ilttor
meiter, Diiebt bas @eib 5u inn Bcrnb,
iilr garl5 leile oas 9allpt nit ierer
mathematician Mfiloe, Die 9lnes ge-
mGbrt." lleber Den fiinitleriid)en
Wertb OeS giloperfs mag man ben-
fen, mie mo min, rpellr man es aber
lin miirbig erod)tet, ouf einem &ous.
altar 81 itelen, 10 lit Dies niht mebr
Elm reines a~liniturtbeil, ionberrt cine
Weiiung etbtifer Mrt, Die mani l1id]t
energllf genug ablebneu fam. @enn
mir crit lopeit lin0, uuf uniere SOUS
altGre an Stelle oes @efreu5igten Die
9%arlteaung geihleftlid1er 9iebe IN
unberbiilter Noftbeit al ieBen, Damn
lit es nit Der driitlid)en Wprol nidt
llur 5t Gnoe, Damn bobcn mir lie
nild id,on in ibr 8egentleil pcrfebrt.
0unn iinb mir tiefer gefommcn ulS
81 BEN 3eiten Der fran5oiiifen Tepos
luton, ba NOR bod Die iogenomnte
@ottin Der Serni,nft ouf Den gltur
erbob. @ir boffen, DOB in Ben Sor,
leiungen bes Serrn Trofeiior Glemel
berartige &unit urtbetle ben
Sobnen friitli6er Gltern eripnrt
bleiberl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-13

Ser Safeefonu m in
Den Ser. Staten bat i'm lebten Sabre
Den 9Dbepuntt nit 1,116,922,561
gfunO errci9t, ober 1854 pfuno per
Gopf. 9ie'e &affeesG infubr repro
fentirt einen Wert9 ppn $S7,427,000.
Don Yortp gico purbsn ,524
Qfunb uno bon Sapai 1,827.491
Yfunb irpprtirt, uno Ger Wsrtb Der
Ginfubr aus bieien beibsn .9Spens
bensen" betrGgt $515,852. Die eez
iammte SuantitGt &affee, melde I'M
Sabre 1904 in Der sonsen Wslt auf
Sen Wartt gebraht purbe, beSifferte
ii6 auf runb 2,260, 600 PfunO, 10
DAP ole Ser. Staaten mebr als Die
SGIfte bes Gsiammtprobufts pers
brau@ten. Nd6It Den Der. Stdatcn
fommt OeutI9lnno NIT einem 8ers
Fraud bon $50, 100000 pfuno,
Sranfrei@ nit 1873, 100000, Better
rei6zllnaarn nit 96,360,OO0, Spaano
nit SO, 100000, Yelgien nit 72,60O,z
600, SGmeoen nit 57.420,000, Hubs
Lamb nit 100000, Stalisn nit 35,z
$4,000 pnb Grob6ritannien nit 32,s
$4,000 pfunb.'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-13

9on Der G rbe m
Wars. Sos Neb Ser .Grobcn Ser
liner Gtrobcnbcbn Geisai9aft" tit
iebt 1865 9ilometsr Il &ilometer
gleib O,62 Meilcn) lang. Sn elmer
Gtrsde ipirbe oiele BON Berlin bis
Miiniter in WcItfalen redeem. Gs
tpurbsn tdgli6 ettpa 1000 Sabrten
ausgefiibrt. 3uriidgelest puroen insa
geTommt 74,500,000 Gilometer. Gs
entTpriGt bies Ser gntfernung bon Der
Gr0e gum Mars, psrn Die Grbe 5lpiz
iden Come mo Mdrs itebt. Die
2obl Der i'm Sabre 1904 6cfproesten
perToncn entipri9t fat Der GeIammten
8eb0lferung bon europa. Sober Ser
liner qi6t i'm 9ur@IGnitt Is Start
70 gfennig fir Die Grobe Gsrliner
Gtrabenbabn aus.