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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-14
Infrlsc Ssriturnng BON 5wei Gair-
metern IN Sambnrg fpmmcu %
MenidJen mm's 2ebcu.
8 q III b Z 8

- MI ~ ! ~ ~l0.
SnIplsc Der @rploiion eiies @a.os
meters entitanO bier ndbrenb oes
Nadmittdas cine groBe Seuerss
brinIt. Sas lt1gliid ereignete Iid mll
&lcilien 8rnBbrnpf on Der @6c. Gin
3cd III cinem nelien 8aiometer pcrz
ilr'nrlte Die Grplpiion. @s par MINI
l'dl ent!peifenbcs Gas in bas DC
tp~rtcngcbdllec gcbrungeu. lpo CO it'd,
az Dem oortigcn Seucr cntSunSetc.
IS . Il cine groBs Iu5ahl Nrbeiter
NIT Dem llmball llnb Der Ger9rDBez
riln9 Der Gnlagc beidditigt. Saxon
iparcn % nube ben bciben @uiome5
tern. Sic pcridnanben IN Den bod,
gen 5immel %ietlagenben Slunmcn.
Die Seneripehr mar ihncll our
Stcle. fpnnte nber infplge Der Gage
Der l~lngliidSitellc, Die it'd, auf elmer
ld]malen S%anb5un9e befinoet, nid,t
i'll srDBerer 3abl an ben 8ranbbcrb
gclangen. Spdt Ibenes lautetc Die
llnfalls5iffer: 10 Sobtc. II 9ers
miBte. 40 Sffrerperleste. Die Der
mibten iinb obue Sneifel tobt.
Sas Seucr griff raid Inn lid mn
benrpbte ben alten --8aloaeter Der
$4,000 aIbifmteter entbieIt. Sic
6cuerpebr muBte iih 3uriid5ieber
lnp ifon mad turser 3eit trnt Die
befiirftete Grplpiipn Elm. go ges
raltig mar lie, bab 9riimmeritiide
lpeitbiu iiber Die Stabt unb Den 5aien
bingcidDlcubert purecn. Crit mad,
ldngerem 8emiiben fpnnte Der Granc
aeloIdt lucrben.
Ser neue @aion,etcr. Der 5uerit err
plpoierte, ma ber groBte in Der @clt;
er faBte 100000 8ubifmeter @ns.
Sic Stnot Sambnrg bate at Ieinem
Ban 100000 0art, etipa 49,
100000, beisetragen.
8 b ur9. II. SeS.
Sic &etaitrppbe bat in Samburg
cine grobe @1Sz&alanitdt pcruriadt.
Sie 9dlfte Der StroBenlamper
branntc uid,t. uno Die 8cuobner inn
BON Den geh6rben nm duBsrlte Sparz
iamfeit beim @asperbraud) crild,t
wuroen. Sie 8eifdftsleute empiius
Den Den 2if,tmangcl 10 furS, Dor Der
8eibnaht55eit beinnpers bitter.
Sic Hdumuus3 arb:it. meltc an
Der l%lnbeilsitdtte ipiort nit sr6Btcr
Gnergie in Ingriff senomn,en lporbcn.
miro bur6 bic lpirr iibcrcinanber
liegenoen GiIeumcnscn iebr erihnert.
Sic lpirb Sag unb 9indt geforoeri
rerbcn. bis bns Chaos beieitigt lit.
Inter pieien llmitdnoeu ipiro benn
audi Die Sudle mad Den &ermiBter
itarf a%ufgebaltcn.
lleber Die 3abl Der G%rplpiionss
Spier miro amtlid, befanut geacbcn.
naB bislnug brei5ebn Spptc aus Den
Srilmmcrn geborseu iinS. 3luei Der
&erleBtcn liesen ~boffnunaslos oarnies
Der. unb ibr Mblcbcn miro itiinolit1
crlrartet. Siebeu anoerc Serionen
BADEN 10 geiGbrlid)c @crmuupuusen
bnponsetrngcn, baB ibr 2uitano al
Den aroBtcn gcioraniiieu AnlaB siebt,
3ablrcihe Yerionen BADEN leihte Wers
~leeungcn oappWetra9cn. Nod I'M
mcr iperbcn uierScbn Irbcitcr pcr>
MKT.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-14
Gin iharies Mcsiment.
V { ip,Y o 7.

1891 40.
.acin Wam miro III oicicm Sicnlt
bleibcn irenn CT BON chem YaIiuaicr
elm Sriufgelb annimmt", erfldrte Der
oufencolleftor 9peb. nm glcih par@
uui periiigte CT Die g%ntlailng ecs
3painipeftors Charles Htmmo. DER
leit 1856 Dem 3oIoieulr angcbprt.
Die 3~cllbcbnrhen batter %crfabrcn.
Sas Nimup einem HeiieuSen gcniis
genb @elb 9ehprgt bate nm Den 3ou
umi @cpdd Su 5ahlcn, bas iibcr has
erlaubtc NnB binaus gin9, uno ipda
ter bic Yerion i'll bercn @obnung
uuiiuhic I'm iciu Sarlehen 5u bpien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-14
Die Gage ins weieeem'
teller Streif.
ct. . a II /, Minn.,
IL. Hesembcr.


IL. Sesembcr.
Sc;iisliG bes StreifS Der
@eiGcuitcller, Der lid Jest idun
iiber 5cbn 9age sam grDeten
9eibweicn Der @eihaftsmelt
babinsicbt, lauten bic Serihte
III ben Sasesblattern 10 piber-
jpredDcnb, baf man lid gar feilt
llrtbeii iiber ben Nissans Sess
ielben 5n bilocn permag. Die
@abneu crflaren ben Gcrfebr fir
nprmal nnb befriebigenb, nnb
acnau nas 9esentbeil bcbanpten
Die Iusitanbiseu. Sppicl aber
tit se,uif, fails nidt llniuns
anScrer Giieubabnarbeiter lid
ben itreifenbeu @eiheniteaern
anihliefen, wirb Der Strett
,uubl balb beenbigt ieii, ,uas
i'm SntereRe bcs san5en NorS=
tuciten MIR bbdJit wiinifcnss
,uertb mare.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-14
Sampicr Clarion" pcr6rannt.
GIcpcIanb, o, 10. Sea

NFNV m II =, % To. go.
Sn Glcpelanb, Sbip. lit Die Naha
rid)t cin9etroffen. bab bns Sabraeug.
ipelhes leRte Naht auf Der SDbe bon
S%putbeait Sbonl perbrdnnte, Der
sru6tbnmpier Clarion" bon Der Ins
DIOR Sinie mar. eli llebcrlcbenoe
imlrbeu bon Dem Snmpier .9aine",
Der lie auigenommen bate, na6 9uis
ialo gebrad)t. Wan slallbt icet. oab
Ser l~Intergnn9 bes s@iharpion" aht
Wenlbenleben 9~efpitet bot Siinf
bapon 9inaeu nit oem Shiffe unter,
abcr brei auoere iollcu nod in einem
Sootc aui Dem griclec unrbcrtreiheu,
III ipeldem Sale JIG aber audi ipobl
l6on ipbt linb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-14
Scdsetnidbriser M5rccr.
Ganncltpn. Snb.. I. >

Gaunclton. Snb.. 4. ScS.
Claude @illiams. rs Sabre ait. Der
icin iibcrfliiiIiges 6elb benustc. nm
2 hunbliteratnr 81 fnuicn
unb BEN Snbalt Der mDrbcriihcn
Bidder oann 81 perihliuscu. crihob
beute Den ID Sabre altcu Games 5all
unb bcperfitelligte Damn ieinc Slrd5t.
gr bate nit pem iungen &aa ciuen
Streit II gerinsfiisi9cr llriahe.
lcste nit boiler llcberleauus iein &C.
ipcbr an, aieltc bepdhtig unb iho6
oen &naben tpot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-14
0ciud pun G'Dmpcrs uno 0cnuiIcu
bemiliigt.

" abinstou II. 3. g., I. ScS.
Sas SunbcS : Sberseriht bat ras
@eluh bon Snuniel @ompcrs. Srnnf
Norriion unb Spbn Mittel nm
Selpiuigung cines "@rit Of ccrtos
ruri" aiinitig bcidicpcu. Snmit miro
ous aeiammte Material in Dem Sallc
Der Butts Stope 4 Mangc so. gegen
oicie Mdnner an pas S6ergeri6t 3ur
Gepilipn 5urildperpiclcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-14
Heber Or. gook.

)fcne acknowledgment segen i'm err
bpben. = &apt. 2upie, cin alter
Nciu Yorfer 9rptic bcbGnptet, Or.
Gppf's Sbieruatipneu fabrisiert 81
baben. - Gr fanii aber nidt be-
meticlt, oh Or. Gpuf bieie ieine Ie=
rchgnnsen Der llmiperitGt ppn
2%openbagen u%nterbrcitet bat. =
Sr. Gppf bleibt pcriGuMmben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-14
Die Mnsreiier unn WOrber Der jumsen
Sattie 3Dnna perbaftct.
%N ilmaufec, Mis., s. Sea.

10 ilmdufec Wis, s. ScS.
Die beiDen SGurfcn, nelde am -.
Iopember Die 14iGhrise Sattic 3pnba
miBbraubt unp Johann crntorbet bait
ten. befinpen iih nls 8efangene in
bieiiser Central Soli5eiitation. Sbre
Nnmen iins aarl @oiciehomsfp unb
Ibam Yictr5pf. 36 be5. % Sabre aft.
Sbre @erbaftuns erfolste in 9lanen
Mih. Yietr5pf legtc Gin poles Sc
itdnpniB ab. nnp belaitetc III l6meriter
@ciie ieinen @efGbrtcn. Sic @in5clz
beiten iinb grdBlihiter Irt unO cntz
5ieben lih Der @erDfientlidung.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-14
Dir Cr6Fnune hrs Com-
ereGrs.
IoutineDciGdite IN bciDen Sduicrn
Dcs Ssarlameuts.

@ aibinatpn, >. g.. s. Seq.
Scibc 6duicr bcs 81. Gon9rcneS
trdtcu piiuttlidl mn Witiug suzanne
men. 3abIrcicfe @eluder, Die DEN
Sennttenfrcilen u1b Der ppberen Oes
ieaid)aft i'll @aibilgton nrgcbortcu.
lpcbnten Der @rofinuue Der rc9els
maBiscn Seiiipn bes 81. 9onsrclic5
bel. geibc &dltier trateu pilnftlieb
ilm Wittag 6uianmen. Shon irii6
III Gage mar es finr criihtlif, paB
mr. menisc SiBe lcer lciu wilrbcn.
lpenn Der sYrdiipcnt Sbermnn
i'm Scnut rnb Der Sprcdhcr Cannon
i'm Salie Die SiBIng eroffnete. Sie
&oreougc oes crlten Cages luarcn
hencn dhnlich, Sic bel iebcr Groffnung
bcs Gungrciies charatteriitiIdl linD.
Cine grpBe Maile bon Sorl1gen murs
Ben Don Ibaeorbretcu III Der Wcile
cirscreift. bab lie hieic cinfad in
nem 9ebGlter, Der fiir oieieu Smed
bc'tin1mt iii. nieberlcgten.
Ils Der Sennt Sur Srbrling ges
rifen muroe. iparen 81 0titglieber ans
meicnO. Die 0erren Gulberion bon
Seros unb 1cSnlrin bon Miiiiiiippt
iuaren luegen aranfhcit niht erifie.
ilcn. Sic Senatorcu Sale ruo gns
con ipuroen 81 cincm Gonlite err
nannf, bas Den Yrdiipcntcn. oapon in
&enntniB leben ipHte, nab Der Scnat
bercit mare, cine 9otidnft bon ibm 81
%empfangen.
I'm Dem r]eriturbeuen Serlator
Sobnlpn bon NprosS afpta Ieine Ihs
tuts an be6eu9cn. pertugte lid oars
ouf Der Sendt. nad,bem Die SiBling
scuau 10 Winuten sebdlicrt bate.
Gin Iebr beIcbtsr Nnblid Dot Ii9
Dem Spred,er Cannon oar. nls CT
piinftlid] nm Wittag ieinen Ylas cins
nnbni, nm bas slbgeorpnetenbalS
gum 8egiun Der eriten reguldren
Sieuns bcs 81. Gouareiies our Sros
nuna al ruien. Cine Seifallsialoe
begrit6tc Den Sprcdler, ul5 CT, Die
rptbc Nelte i'm 8nopflof, lpic ges
lupbnIih. eri6ien. Giucn @umcnt
itnllp er pu. uerpDs nit Dem 5an1mer
ipiclcnS. als obsr Der Seifda lid
leatc, licS er bieien frdftig nieberfnl,
len: mSds 6aus lit in Situug. Der
auplan lpirb ea5 @cbet lpred,en."
NadlScm bao 6ebet bcenbet lpdr.
fanb Scr 9~amcuaaufruf ltott. G5
craab iid. onb 341 Iitglieber anpes
ienb Karen. baB aliu elm Gnorum
~pprbunoen lrar. Sarnad, lplrbe ciu
Gpn,ite bes Senuts cmpfanscn, ba3
onSeigtc, paB bieier in Sislng mare
unb bercit lei Snr grleoigung Q
@~citditen; fcrner, bob Elm Gomite
crnannt pdre, nm Dem Srdiipenten
einc Mufiuarttng 81 MAIDEN. Ste
Stbaeoroncteu Sal8cQ bon Yennipls
panicn, Bonnet bon Mem gorf nnO
Glart bon Wiiilouri nurbcn bon benz
Sprcdcr bnSn %ernnnut. lid bieiem
, Senats Gomite ol8uihlieBcu. Gin
onpcrcs 9omite pnrbe IN glcifcr
gSeiic ernannt. ltm Dem Senut leine
N%lufiuartung 81 maiden. Mbgeorones
ter Zones ron Girginien melbete Dem
Suuic Den Sob ieincS Spllcseu Srans.
els q. 9niliter rnp b%cnutrngte Die
cutipred)enbcn Sruner Helolutipncn.
hesaleihen 5cigte Ibgcorbncter Glarf
bon Wliiiouri Den Sob Sapib u. De
| Irmpnb an. Bic Srauerbeihliiie
ipurben angcnonmen. W. W. Me-
Greoic. Der neuc @bgeurpnetc BON
@~aibin9tnn, lcatc feline Seglauhiz
~gunaspapicre alS Nahfol9cr ocS
peritorbenen Srancis vs.. Guibmau
Dor ililo mllrbe cinacIdipprcn. Sars
nat) pertoste lih pas Sauo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-14
Sober sdnce lit siiopeufdlaup.
Df il II Oh 10. Sc,.

@ ii uhcn. 10. ScS.
Su ~gan5en iiibli6en ScttIflanb
lit ein bober Sducc gefalcn unb ins
iolgc beilen itudt Der 9abnhienlt
ttcilpciie. Webrere Yerioncn5iige
iiuo eingcidneit.
20 ii Il d H.. 8. ScS. :
Sn Wtiindcn ir Der pentIhc Ialcr
Scrmann SmIlbdh gcItorben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-14
Shlinn, fir Muric.

@nibington. 3. g.. Z. Sc5.
Sas 9unocs : Sbergcrift bat pdS
@cIuh hcs einitigen .@isfpnigs",
@riinpers unb 8antierS Charles vs..
WprIc bon 9tcp yorf lm Nnsltcls
lung zines ~&rit Of %certiorari" abs
ihlGaia bcihicpeu. Sie Solse piclcr
~@ntihcipun9 lit. Dab pas iibcr @orIs
perbdngtc llrtbcil POI 10 Sabrcn
Suhtbnusbait III Strait blctbt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-14
(Spe3ials gorreippnben5 aus Stalien.
Aom-8rief.

Der Saa ,Utulitti". = Wie Der ita=
Iieniihe Miniitcr= Grdiibcnt 10 nn=
erwartet- geifiirst iuurbe. - Der
n9ieue" fein rabifalcr @esner bes
gatifaus. GtiuaS itber bic
Stabt= Scriunltnng Tum's uiib Deit
nimpprtirten H6mcr" nnn Siirger=
metiter Natban.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-14
Sutcl %abgcbrannt.

Ncp hampton. Sa., 7. Ses.'
Sas Irlin9ton Sptcl III hicliger
Staot puroc ourdl Scuer 6critort. Scr
Sdaben betrdgt $4,000. Die 8dltc
tonutcu lid rotten. biiBtcu nber ibrc
9anSen Sablcligfeiten ein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-14
Smci YeriOnen crfrurcn.
q, @np.. 10. 3

Snnua. 8po.. 10. Sea.
Nuf/oer HnuoitraBc iinb geitern Der
autiher zines Srmibus nuo Der cins
5igc Yailngier. Der lid in leeterem be-
ianb, e~rirpren. Sic lparcu BON bier
nah Seq abseiabren uub battcu lpdba
renb cincS beitigeu Shneelturms aui
Der Yrairie ibren @c9 pcrlpren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-14
-

Sie 9rpBc Sbeiielos Sing Mabls
miible IN Sariballlt, Minn.. Die 100
Mdnner be lhdftist. nuuBte 9cihloilen
mcrpcu. neil JIG IN Splsc bcs @cihens
teller Streifs feinen &ei5eu befomz
men fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-14
(Spe5ielf fir bieie 3eitlng bon
s. g. g.
Taft,s erte 8ntf@aft.

Geihaitlidc 9nrlesuus Der iuncren
unb nuspdrtieen gesiebunsen Der
Ser. Staaten. = Die ue%ridieSencn
Gmpfeblunseu. - Was Der Eraii=
bent nif)t geiast bat, baS Bolt aber
ppn linn e~r,uartet bate. - Heier=
piertbeit NIB rYerihteritatters
@eien".
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-14
Cine Scutc beS Wieerrs.

3pnboH. g. Sea.
Scr feline auf Der Snlel Wan be-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-12-14

Serr Snit beibditigt lid meiter
eingcpenp nit Der Heorganiins
I ion DER Ge9icrunaSz Separtcmcnts.
Sus lit aud lebr notbluenbi9. ba Die
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13
LAToN1A RESULTS

FIRST RAcE-0ne snd oae-haH miles Belle
view los lP0Eersl. B 70 o. wor. Hue-fzno. 100
Lee. % 70 !. second: Ed. Kane l0s Dlourtaiul
70 :. third Tine. 2-35 IS Jr5Ee sauay Orly II p
lmbcdsn. and Meadow Gas also ran
SECOND RACE-Six furlorrs Ton Havrar5. IS
tTap2inl. s 70 J. Won; Daiury Dame l0s CParel.
to s seoo1d, Halket. n2 .keunedyl. % = rhird-
Tine. ll4+5 Como. Russell T.. GOuiuhe. Ead
Donafd0 aiSo ran
THIRD RACE-One and ooe-eighth niles. Jaha
Z. Mcmillan. lo6 ikgme1yl. ? 70 l. woc. Ths
Minks. II lPsEel. 70 2 ssoouc. Gliding Belle 100
tPasel. 2 70 2 third. Tine. Is Nadz1 also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Flve furiougs Eye White. lgT
lAiocntsisl. 70 Won Joe Morris n t1l-Seel.
Z % 2 second Donau. rs iKennesyl IS 70 8 third
Tine. l56 s-S Topland. Collis. Orashy. Prince IN
perial, Salian. ard The Fad also rzn.
FIFTH RACE-SeTen furlonCs- Roup 10 War
reEl u % 70. wo1; Busy Nan. 115 0Eaishl. 50 % /
s-oond; RosehEs. ~ lHannorj % % l. thud
Iine. IL "a Elstsdan. Cerna S. Aulace.
Asrco. Worthy. Point Lsce. Ludhia-a. Jack RirhE
Battle F-ee<. snd hironda also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Oue nile and seventy y1ris Psls-
mon- l0 walsh. % !, won; Maid Militant i9i
tfagel- . 70 I. ssnCad: Gyrsy Ksnx rs fKenresvl
Is 70 5 third T1ne ls5 z 7. Saisp. Eiax
thistle Ben Sand. Cares. Ketehemike. and Lillis
Tuner also m.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13

Cheered on by one OF the greatest
crowds ever assembled for an athletic
event in this city. Emory B. Ensor, a
sturdy young athlete. flying the colors Of
the Washington 7. NJ C A, broke the
tape an easy winner in the intercity Mar
athon, held IN this city yesterday after
noon EnsOr led the field after passing
several other competitor FIVE miles from
the start and running a great race. fin-
ished IN the remarkable time OF two
hours twelve minutes and thirty-two
seconds, almost seven minutes ahead Of
his nearest competitor. n. c. Elphinstone.
the pride OF the Baltimore Cross Coun-
try Club. OF Baltimore.
J. c. Stecker, also OF the local associa-
ton, was an easy third. negotiating the
distance in two hours thirty-three min
utes and thirty-eight seconds
The result came as great surprise 70
the most ardent admirer OF the winner,
who. although confident OF the ability OF
their favorite 10 finish well to the fore.
hardly expected such a decisive victory.
Ensor ran a remarkable race. blowing his
way through the roads. rendered in some
places almost impossible as a result Of
recent rains. Drawing a real summer sun.
and finishing in excellent condition.
1t was great day for the Young Mems
Christian Association and those who have
worked with the athletes for the past
few months, who were finally rewarded
with victory In the true sense OF the word.
With i've runners among the first twen-
ty TO enter. the association won the
team trophy over its nearest competi-
tor. the Baltimore Cross Country Club
The promoters OF the affair have ev-
cry occasion 10 sing their praises, for the
event was pulled OF without a hitch. the
fact being emphasized BY men who have
followed Marathon runs since the craze
struck this side OF the continent There
were no accidents TO mar the interest,
and the officials are TO be congratulated
on the mastery way IN which they car
ried out their respective duties.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13
CENTRAL TEE SOLE RETRANT
Other High School Teams Fail to
Enter Spring Games.
Blue and White Athletes Have Il
Out Among Themselves TO
Decide Titles.

The Washington high schools held their
annual spring meet yesterday morning
on the new track OF the Speedway, and
in spite OF the fact that Central was the
only school to be represented a large
and enthusiastic crowd was on hand 10
witness the events. which. for the greater
part. were well contested. No records
were broken. but quite OF few we're
threatened. including the 100-yard dash,
which was won by Dewey. with Daley
close behind the winner. the time being
0:l9 rs; and the 220-yard hurdles. IN which
Hunt proved the best and Stewart next.
the time being 0.27 ~ The records are
held now by ". D. Dear and c. B.
Hamilton with the time OF el0 and
OF %. respectively.
There was also a special cup-won By
Technical last year-given. and as Central
has already gained two legs Of Il, the o
STeeters win have this one 70 add 70
their large collection
The feature OF the days card was the
special 100-meter dash Reuter-. finishing
IN a terrific pace. was the lucky one.
crossing the line in 0:ll 4-5. with Dewey
close behind him.
A fitting climax TO the days excitement
came when Bryant won the one-mle run
IN the remarkable time Of four minutes
and ffty-fOur and three-ifths seconds.
with Nichols a foot behind him. This
brought the enthusiasm OF the spectators
20 fever heat. for this was 8 credirable
performance for the young lad as the
turns were very difficult 10 maneuver and
the track very slow. after the recent
rains
This time Spransy surprised his team
mates by winning the hammer throw
over Kelley by heaving the iron ball fer
distance OF 127 feet 4 inches. However.
Kelley made a splendid showing. as he Is
new one at the weights. his distance
being 127 feet / inch. Spransy also won
the discus throw. heaving the weight 10
cover 81 feet 10 inches. The summaries.
looyard dash-wOa BY Dewey seco1d. Daley;
third. Flscher- Tine, 0lO+5
Z1ayErd hrrdles-Wcn By Hunt. sacsrd Stewart
third. BragE. Tine. OF IS
eooyard rln-WOn by Cheney: secund Slsuuw.
third. Bryant Tine. ZIG "a
E)yard run-Won hy Reuter-: seSud Rollins.
third. Hamiltcn Tine ca
Someter run-Bon By Renter; secund. Dewey:
third Daley
oue-nile run-Woa By Bryauf; seooud Nichols;
third. Lawrence. Time. s54 IS
Pole vault-Won By F. Spei6sl: seco-d HSrut.
thsrd. c. 5. Speidel- Height. 9 feet 5 inches.
Running broad tImI--Won By Hunt: second. Bry-
ant third Hamilton Distance. % fest inches
kurning high NTnr-Won b. Ctrr7is- zs-uod Brv-
ant Height. feet ~ inches.
Hanmer-tkrou-Won by Sr-ansy: seoond. Keilev.
third. Hamilton Distance II feet
DiscIls throW-tCn By SpTansy: second Nenefee
third. Kelley. Distance. 81 feet 10 inches
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13
MONTREAL RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Ffrs fu-loneS NeEsndie. ls Ret
tizF . - L Eor. Lorgtie lGs ldc-arhyl 6 - 5
ssco1d. Auruun Gi-I 10 l8IcIutyTsl % ! rhird-
Tine. 80 +S Bob R., RoyzI Hunk, arc Dress
Par1de also rzn-
SECOND RACE-F0ur anf onehaH fu-iorss-
MeTnan. 20 lMeIztyrel. 9 % 70. Won JACK Deuner-
ian. Us tH1s-ol}. 10 L second- Ado1is. los lHer-
b-rrl. 81 20 J. third Tine e-s5. Puritan Lad.
Front Row and Etta Nay also rzn-
THIRD RACE-SeTen furlonES Edwin L. 100
(HCrbeTri. : % Z. Won; Creel l9o llusgrzTsi g 70
J. second. Joe csitsus. IS lRsidl. 70 s thi-d
Tine, Il Ia Protsgouisr. Moueurun. and Cers-
uonious also AZ.
FOURTH RACE-O1e and o1eauarte- miles.
Stanleg Fsy. ID lNentryl. - J. vou; Hanb-dsz
10 fHeTbsrtl. % 9 second; Guy fLShsr, lG Nc
Csrthyl. s 70 / third Tnre. 2a5. Terah, Csss
Adzun. and 1IoatEome-y a,so ran.
FIFTH RACE-Steeplechss short course This-
tiedale l65 Palmer. woo; kara 80 (Lynchl. sec
ond Tine, slA J. A. Cots entry hsd q Eslk-
over for ths zce. as TIE othe-s were EfthdrzFn-
SIXTH RACE-Six furi01gS Pinto. lo5 Preston
20 l. Won Youthful III Haynes. % % L So
ond; GoldfrOut. g lWhitingl. 20 70 J. third Tine
Ia Col zeo. DesDerado WEusau. EdEtly Seer
~. T0psy Roainson. and King Cole also rzn.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13
WHAT IS A MOTORCYCLES
Differ as TO CIassifca-
tiOn Of Modern Vehicle.


One Of the most important problems 10
be solved by the Federation Of American
Motorcyclists is finally to determine
whether a motorcycle should be classed
with a bicycle or an automobile or. be IN
class by itself as far as legislation af-
fecting the registration Of a machine and
the licensing Of its operator is concerned.
The +. A. NJ. has always taken the stand
that the motorcycle has much more in
common with the bicycle than II has with
the big brother. the automobile II fs
ridiculous 10 place Il In the same class
with the little motorcycle which makes
a single track on the road. which weighs
from 80 TO 1S5 pounds. and whick is less
than five feet long. with the big power
fUl driven automobile, which takes IN
practically the whole OF a narrow road
which may weigh thousands Of pounds
and which is upward OF ten feet long
The only thing In common between the
two is that they are both driven by an
internal combustion engine. After this
has been admitted Il seems ridiculous
Tor our lawmakers 10 place these two
vehicles under the same heading. Is a
l1-foot motor boat with a 5-horsepowsr
engine an ocean liner? The. smile win
Immediately appeal to the reader and he
viii be convinced at once that II Is an
injustice to a coming great American in
custry TO class this little machine and
the big automobiles under the same head
inR-
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13
COBB AND SCHAEFER ARE MODERN
STRATEGISTS AND FAST THINKERS

fair territory II was a clean hit and
filed the bases. A long single then won
the game
Notwithstanding the fact that strategy
often goes wrong Il Is the exception that
proves the rule II has now come 10 pass
In baseball that brains have superseded
Drawn It's the only way 20 win. Il
may go wrong occasionally, but IN the
long run strategy win win
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13
BATTLE WITHOUT DECISION.
LangdOn and Berwyn Go the Limit
without a Decision.
Special 70 The Washington Herald.

o4eN--- " Inc ~ hd1-A-1lu- A-elA-1-
Langdon. June 12-Langdon and Ber-
wyn, Of the Prince George County
League, put up fine game Of ball here
this afternoon. and after a fierce battle
for nine Innings Umpire Brooks called
on hOstilities on account OF darkness.
The game developed into an argument
between Pitchers MeGregor and Erskin,
the former getting the better OF It In
cidentally, McGregor cracked out a two
and three base lift and walked twice.
making his batting average for the day
LOCO Berwyn will lose the services Of
their star twirler, McGregor, after to
day. He leaves Monday for Deer Park,
Nd, 10 be gone all the summer. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13
JUDGING SYSTEM CHANGED.
Committee for Olympic Games Adopt
Radical Changes for 1912.

Cable dispatches from Germany state
that the international council OF Olym-
plan games. which Is IN session at Ber-
In. has recommended the principle Of an
international jury to decide events AZ fu-
ture Olympiads.
The decision OF the council was the out
come Of the wrangling al the 1905 OIyn-
pics az London Il IS believed that an
international system Of judging VIII be
fair 70 every participant and FOR this
reason II has been adopted The Swedish
representative took this view OF the mat
ter and. furthermore. invited All partlci-
pants IA the 1872 games. which VIII be
held at Stockholm. 70 take up their resi-
dence in Sweden during the period OF
training for the contests.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13
CIt,eIand Park victorIous.

The C'e7 land Parks defeated the Wood
monts n, fast game yesterday on the
formers diamond, by the score OF z 10 3.
Todd. who was on the mound for the
Clevelsnds. was IN excellent form. holding
his opponents down 10 but six hits. The
Woodnonts. after the fatal sixth. were
forced to draw II. Musgrove from the
box. replacing him by Ogden. who dis
played better form
The Washington herald., 1909-06-13

-. I''I17 IT y II = LdLsI0l, IWO-hase
hit-Act5regur- Three-b2se hits-McGregor. ". Tai
bert Passed balls-Talbert. sayer o. wild pitch
McGregor Bases on ballS-0n McGregor 2; OF
Erskin, 2 Hit by pitched bsll-Baker st,-,-t -.
by hcGTes0r, 6; By Ersrin. s. Left on bases-
BerWyn. ); LangOdn. Stolen bases-H. Burch
McGregr, W Talbert Z. Burch. Baker F-,kin
sacrihce hits-Bauner ~. Double plays-Sayer 10
Brauner; BTanDer TO Sayer. Uupire-Nr R-oolss
Tine Of gaheI hocT and 80 minutes