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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-02
DEMOCRATS WIPE OUT
REPUBLICANS DEBTS.

WILMINGTON, Del, July 1.-The
present Democratic City Council has
ended its first fiscal yea with s27, 771.75
in bank to its credit. This is what re-
mains of 5000 borrowed temporarily
when a deficit was apparent and which
the present council charges principally
to miscalculation and poor manage
ment on the part of the old Republican
City Council.
The old council left a deficit of $780,
600, which the new council had to pay
and which was paid, together with
various other bills, out of the receipts.
The Democratic City Council hopes
to make a good showing financially
during the new year.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-02
PRIZE

The correct answer to last Saturdays
hidden bell puzzle was found by many
smart young readers of Uncle Jacks
puzzle column.
The following bright children sent in
the neatest correct answers and were
awarded the four prizes:
AGNES CLEMENCER. aged 9, %
Humboldt street, Newark (penknife);
ETHEL JANE MEEKER, aged 10, $50
South Orange avenue. Newark (game);
ALFRED OFT. aged IL, 348 West Kin
ney street, Newark (book); JOHN
LUKAS, aged II, 324 Fifteenth avenue,
Newark (game).
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-02

We're elected at its annual meeting in
its headquarters in William street last
night: President, Gustav Hagner;
vice-president, Henry wuerttemberger:
recording secretary, William Tallau;
financial secretary, George Kuemmel:
treasurer, Jacob Bross; musical direc-
tor. J. Eggert; vice-musical director.
Edward Bauer. The finance committee
is made up OF Charles Bauder, Theo-
lore Mailer and Louis Fruehinsfeld.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-02
THE WEEKLY CONTEST.

A PRIZE of 81 will be awarded this
~ week for a selected complete
list of nswers to New Puzzles
No. $40. Standard Dictionary is used for
definitions; compound words are
shown by 80, and words out of die
tionary order by 80.
Address replies to Puzzle Editor,
the STAR" and have same reach this
office within ten days. Answers will
appear in two weeks.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-02

H. .Kolodin, contractor, all work, 50, $50;
1918 Valley road, West Orange.
Deyo & Jones. owners with H.
Waters, contractor, mason work, 81, $50;
439 Parker street.
j.. Hauck. owner, with J: Hetzel, con-
tractor, mason work, SLIPS; Mont
gomery avenue, Bloomfield. Same
owner, with Twidle & Boyd, contrac-
tors, carpenter work, $3.50; same
premises.
Gustave and Paulena Kraemer,
owners. with Liddie &c Prinz, contrac-
tors. painting work, $275; Sixteenth
avenue n Twenty-first street, Irving
ton. Same owners, with Alike & Hen
nj, contractors. carpenter work, IS, 725;
same premises.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-02
3,177-BY LEX.
HOTEL-THOLE.
NOTES AND COMMENT.

The prize of 81 offered for a selected
complete list of solutions to New Puz-
zles No. 374 was awarded to
VIOLET, Newark, N. j.
President LATEO, of the Eastern
Puzzlers' League, in the last issue of
the Eastern Enigma, makes a strong
appeal for the support of the league
and its official organ from all puzzlers'
He expects a large attendance at AS
bury Park on Monday.
Hark, we puzzlers! When attending
the convention on the Fourth, go direct
to the st. George Hotel, on Second AVE.
nue.. and see WILLIE sWILDWAVE.
He will welcome you with open arms,
relieve you of the dollar dues you
should pay n escort you to the CON
vention.
Who will be the next e. P. L. presi-
dent? Ask the sad sea waves.
BEECH NUT the tempo
rary suspension of the Oracle.
REXFORD Is located now in the
p~ostof1ce building, Washington.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-02
CONTRACTS FILED.

These contracts were filed in the
county clerks Office today.
Patrick and Bertha Dwyer, owners,
with c. Oliver, contractor, mason work,
$1,190; Vernon avenue and Leo place.
Francis & Hauptman, owners. with
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school exercise, ronirht.

Pupils Of the Paramount Avenue Ger
man-English School, their parents and
friends will enjoy he festival in Colos-
scum Park arranged for tonight to
celebrate the close of this years
studies. 1t will be under the manage
ment of the Ladies Auxiliary. The
children will sing several choruses, and
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-02
German Painters Meet.

The German Painters Union No 9SS
discussed trade matters In its session
In Wollenburg's Hall, Springfield ave-
nue., last night and 1t was reported
that there had been a steady increase
of membership. At a recent meeting
in Columbia Hall 1t was agreed to ac-
cept the 1882 a day wage scale offered
by the master painters.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-02

will then beItreated to cake and ice
cream, A ply, under the direction of
Max FrankeI will be a prime attrac-
ton and then will be other diversions.
The closing Exercises were held in the
school hall Yesterday afternoon. They
included voc4 and instrumental selec-
tons and ROTATIONS. The exhibition
of the handifork Of the girls attracted
much favorable comment.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-02
Nanny WIN Fake Journex.

Bookings for the trip of the National
Turn Verein Tourist Club to the Thou
sand Islands, Montreal. Au Sable
Chasm and Lake Champaign July 3 to 0
are gratifyingly large. The itinerary
has been so arranged that the finest
part of the scenery will be enjoyed by
daylight. An experienced committee
will be in charge.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-02

3,175-BY PARK.
3,176-BY D~ONATELLO.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-02

President Hagner VIII take a trip to - Is.
rma shortly. and that event waa % ugs
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Happenings of
Importance in
German Circles

to Niagara Fails.

UUIHB 10 IHBHE FHIIb.
One of the larger Fourth of July ex-
cursions to leave this city is that OF
the Socialist Liedertafel, which has
Niagara Falls as It's objective point. A
trip on the famous George Route Ia
included. The excursionists will use q
special train of the Lehigh Valley
railroad and make their headquarters
at the Cataract House.
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.JOCkEI GIN/ ~ FORU.
zee Ride Three Wmn-rs a. JsrEssa, lite
Race.

E-n~vuLt. Pa Nprh - Form
player had their innings 80 N'u'risf PAR
fht, tlteruoun The ~u''.-- 1T inur ct
ths. 'hoIre- helped tn"m even NJ th"tr
ln---s-- ~ tho last few DAYS lp"key tstnS
landed thrs. IT hi mounts home tu front
On" 81 them Ouagg alter = stirring stretch
drive ~ Sht'h - beat torsguard out a
n"'- m" summaries
rr,t Mare rl,~ '4ronr, Nj, Iori,. 81
tam. : 80 -. won ua,e WAllA-s. ~ rrOArrr
- .. ~sroni ralta, zee NdAm~i. 10 =. tuif1
rry. ." s. Ton, bi'onneii. IurrtiA snd -.
~ !. ~ also ran
~.--ond kace 1--WE fp-iong, Inauguration. 'oa
.ttsngr. 5 to Mar, Rue. ~ ihAnnNu. "a
o. -rront. Wrln-i. 10 IroN,er. 20 .. triu.
uW,. i"i NH I,rinrttr. Nasl ana UOnnic
WooFr also ran
Inirf lls~s enc mile tt~~f pr~n1I'lu. ~ 7
kos rner. TO .. Noa Ou~sl I.ra1. I'u Dsnui-pnr
~ 20 -~rond Huriork. 'u- ftsrard - 10 tniru
RIVE 't-H I'aTNsg ,,attisn TO-. Tn NArk
tu'o-h Ret llo~ ami rrllsa- also ran
loIrfr Ilare ~iN furionC~ irving lpnt.trp..
iO1 Psa~sE. 8 IN g. Won Nssra trard' 1il y
Ia 100. . 20 o.. -~tOnd Ni'fri 'ur treat Nt
Gam. 20 20 'hird Time. 90 B. fH.hA
Nbra-I1n. Iudg" Hrnd~r~on ana bghsagA atHo
ran
fIrh Rae pre mite '~--trouiou-. ~ tan
nsnI 90 e Wor rtt,r. ~ = ko-ru~rI. . ~ 3,
--s.ond ~auiuIJsrr % .tiauS. - 80 A. fhird
Tive. lg % FAruelr. MI. llsrbcri PEAR
Point Warden anL ~pir1diuA also ran
SYN ltasr ~" mite sua an slghth guAgga
i'u .GanE. q 70 g. Won ToT~gIsrd. iu> Hannan
10 .. ~rcond 'ouufE tler-. 900 lrDAirr. - :,
third Time. - ~ liariO brppnOAA b"lr-
strorue, rh- Throne and Aiauda also ran
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AZ INNINGS ron THE LAYERS.
FSur FaNsrtes Defeated a. jamestown
Races.

NoEFoLK. Va April ~ There VAS a
big drop In IN. temperature to-day. -
that u Was cold and di-aRr-.abls IA the
grand stand az jamestown amt The laghI
crowd that made he rip 80 the track
spent very ungpmt oTtahle afternoon
The layers had an inning fOt the nr~t tiui~
since the meeting pp~nsd owing to the
defeat OF four taNnTite- king- Guinea
fell in the Steeplss, haze aud slaughter.
hIr rider Wa knocked out for time
The summarize
FIRST IlAec Pour AMI hAIf furlougs osool
News. iW Reid. IA ., Won. MAJ weed. "a
tStrinhAnst. 3 20 ;. -e~ond. boris Ward. ITO
Lang. 5 20 !. third Time. J,aa : Step, hitu
DYtrgA And Cyaodarrr also ran.
ScUOnd Bsce Five anu fsf fltlonrs
tlaring bclic. Ia Reid. zen uOnrS won. billie
bibb>, ~. ,Lr~tsi. : "a o. SECOND. Norman, ~
Tang IAy and Mrrry l-assir si>O ran
Third Itarr Huriir Handicap. one mile ana \
hall tart Neber. las Johnson, 70 !. won
t.ucin' q, ~ Patterson. 10 !. -eroud DR.
Heard. Ia a.. Hridru. 10 -. hri Time.
at~- : WOotsidr also ran King Iutnca frll
fourth RAsr SA furtOnE- AUNT kAtr, 10
tSt~inhAuit. 70 .. Won Opusr ~ 'ArI ahry .
~ Ia 5. Srcond Daimler. ~ ,Mu~grnvFI . IN O..
third Time. a. i.ud'. ruinois fsuigus and
MRnheimSr also ran
i1fth flarr One rnile bona - stein
hArdt q 20 Won. B-uiaia. ~. M AhvN DO % :.
~ss'otd ~aItTum IA. Lang. Ia 3. third lime
- ~aul Fudge AMI Male Fletcher also rhu.
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SHAkETP OF Ears FRESHWEN
Howe IsSse- IBIa Place aI sIrohr ~ Result
0S pnsr Oaresl RAess

NV H'NIN. ApriI - Here Nas a 81 :
Shateup IN a." freshman "rrw today a
the result of the TNces whiCh ~" men had
N Ta'r "ar hoatS yesterday. Hove. a."
StrpNs', AMI AdIms. :. Weru pct into 'f'
-e"nnd D~ri. and Walker. Nbn was roNtn 2
.. va PVT in a. stroke SDul,v Was placed
At :. Itckstt. ho heat Walter tGTI. "
81 fe hrSi h"Rt WA> given and plden 10
t~Ts placs~t ~ in pla'" at Read. who u
On IN" 0ck h~t III. r~n nov row a.
follows lsn,-cn. hoy Applctnn, ..
fOmsyn. , lNilbi1. = Gutenberg. 5. Pickett
q. Sculy. Maiber. strOic
IN" vardiN raced the second and ttird
crevE out into the sound ever the new tour
mile ruurse. Witch ends AZ the lighthouse.
and lei ~ the finish by three lengths
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RED PEPPER IN this GAME
SIiNTS nv I LIIELG ONE
FROW NEWARk TEAM.
FuH NJ Crisp F'esasRE amt 'Hus',c Rep
aztec IDSlIe steals In Prem THIRD
Nhsls tt,- ErsiNhiIe SrSal. Victim
me-, o. Hossllng ire nall Score. , 20 o.

tho I,.nI- ,i.,--u th,.,f -.-.-oH - sS-
h'l,ifnu gaines ys-terdlN heating the
N.~ ,Fk l'uiisus NJ ia. I'rio Grounds ~
n ~ q hard 'auf" ID" tu ant gave the
,.iaWr /. sl..an r,-,sri 90 Victories fot their
..yhtt.tttny, hattIs- n v.i- tai IT crisp. fssr
h~l.liur sui 81 'au-rr Tcpirt'.r briwreu
ths .,,,t,p-inE forces. but gooi naturoi
rrtnrt, ~sTsa~t,~ vuthal Al~o - was played
m the short itu- 81 az hour ani Twelve
nInuts.> M',,lnnifv pitched very last
NsrkmE the UIi-k return for all there was
init
The Iron Man l"-t MS Wat"hiulns-s once.
how ., - and y, hIl.' h~ Wa doing some con
N"r. tti"utW- back a. -. 'ond hi-- aud with
tho baIl IN ~. hand Larry Dovl- -neakct
IN lard. rL-u dl-hri f0T hbflc and got
tlrr. t-t"r.' hts obi 'rnnv. McGinnity,
,a''. uut ~ ne dqr dream he pit hers
r,s'-i, ~ -,,,i.rrt nT the rcd pepp@r VARIETY
toe rh.. t.u-t par. mud ~" I've New NoJ~
tf'rh..r. Mtlt,' and Dickson. ere riert tive
sA.o-'- r.TN'nS spoke very eurour1s-
.nvl, 90 ,hs ability NJ shAa YOUNG blood.
Rr,dvsi aud LutnsrT IN felted "a fine
- w. = 81 tho hr~t base play Of young Mr.
Axl~r W Newark WAS clean cut and sur
,hsTssd -vita class With the broad "a
tvo Hagger down tie l--r foul line 20
NsrSls hammered seymour home in the
se'-up,I iuuinR after ~ had made the first
~ ti- three hits The third out was = 'hl.i
al" VA, allied out hv the umpire. although
louden's throw pulled AEler on the bag
The Newark- would have h.'en shut out
h,'' tor az overthrow ~ first nv Dickson
and suoIher oVcrthroN by thi~f Movers
1T tho sam. tag Meyers Sltitui,nous shot
N~s he v,.-sIlt uf an attempt 10 latch a
runner mapping aud allowed = hhhy to
Come ia from third
IN I.r'Hnts scored vice IN the eighth ON a
h'r harsrau, two singles and clever base
running After boyle had stolen home
Seymour drew tbr0N 10 rr>t from Mo
tiipnuy Murray Nss ON third At the time
aud arrived home before the hall could 10
psr-ed from Mctiinnity to Aglsr 10 Schlaiiy
Va Crisp
he
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-13

Te-iprC-at ciauss shrh Atll lNtnr a,spui
tht- 'hgnCe - Ia 'a. a-s's Vt inn f-ssi> hat
h" 5u'den - thus iht"An Hpon the NrUns
Her~ons. None iabOTed - hart lor the
refor zion OF he New Jersey Law a.
tli- ftl ouobili-ls. anil u j. npt their fault
that tho State does not sNtr',d ia" "us-
tOmar, tSIrtng GonEtsAaez
~ - ya-e Or nlIut-hinE tho Wotortu
tor the fault- of the i.egt>la'Cr~ and more
e-T'ey iallv thu~s OF the lsAs'"g- of tic state
senate. ho accented o. the somtsromi-e
wilson hill Va conference amt then Tetu-s.'i
20 pu-h y hen true came Tor action N'tll
the die - ~ uarentlr cast nov aud all "a"
automobile ONus-r~ OF the state an 10 now
= To nav 49, soon a. the Nsv orl l.eg.~-
lat ~. tis%ss.s - hlt. Rnd thFr make plans
Tor snoth sr "a ort ~ q -'oTs hbersi towing
po'i"v " hen the New Jersey Legislature
meets neAt winter
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TIGERS NAVE q SPRINTER.
ce~ks nuns I0o Yards IN 10 secSsss =;
Cale,lealnn lsamea.

PEiSoEIoS. April The Princeton
track team Candidates had their nrsf real
'ry,,,,, ~ ,he .e-.oo An The ,hir,V-nintb
.', .,,'s,.'.-.I - "a -. 80.
annual Naiedontan games held nero TINS
afternoon. In th. 100 yard dash a. Cooke
=, a.. al -, a., 90 5000 "a ,,on.
W" '"7 UNA "--a !" " --S""- ~" N'.
-idering tho cold daY and rather stin
yro.. xtnd hKa t,arfov,,, an.,.. "a. reFu Arb a %
- ...ss''.--... -. -,
NV au@ "'hef prFlotlaan'oA NNaN ~"
msstlsulFp ami even vi Dwight tho hoi,i-T
~ M. pr,n,..,o, Y...,,,, ~ 4, - a.,,nnda
-, = -, -, 49,. -. ..s..-.,t.,.
TOT me utHh hnfuiss, 'ouh ohN h@k"'A'S
then, to-day IN 10 : s.-onds
Er.,,y N tn,.r.,lt.,..t. ,.,,nt ,,.,u,,.r
''A"'N' %" u"'Nt'"i"s'''- '-'''
no N"arS ago Ia the hAlt mile. Nas CiOs~lN
prr.-ed 10y s'"kn-y. ireshman and Won
In ths. poI. vault R..nns.tt cleared ~ feet
a tn,bea Th.. ua5uaa are an iOfsrg La.
81, nj 49,. u,nirr. uon sasilv with 4;
49,. am \. = ,h..' - ','ss,,,.. - ~
1910, - -. ~ - -, .,,a ~, .n,,rs ~
~ Nlp'pia'',, - ''''''' ~ -' ~" "
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I'OIO


L.Efv"up = NprhI ~ Weakened p,
tho alr-cn"" ~ "n- ~ their .iToug'-t pla, "r.
H,Hk mast~r Who hTok" ht- 'ollsfbpne ~,
~unda, M" birmingham rsAm a. d"f"atssi
tht- afr"ru""n by he Meadow brook quartet
b., ~. goals toe he Hon , q. B..T.--iurd
ID h1 replaced Buck tna-f"r dd not pui ~
ih.. same gOod Dolo amt tho teAfu voTk ~
The birmingham men Wa~ much infsriot ~
that 81 the AmeTt"an- franz wa sub
-rrutssi for Ntihorn - Tho Neados brook
team
PAW" whitney and y = collier playrd
the fastest sind ~ game There acre
IslsN ~
The lineup and '0r" follow
Nottingham DO Beil~1 me D~ IT. prny
NIN~v = q. Rsrr~f1Ti bar
wssf'v pToo- WNltn~f 'oIu~r Watsr
f,Urf vane hari
'soal. D~ H~llr,ills. . NtIlrr Ib~ 1rsp~uy =
H~Ts.forc. " ritnr. Z 0ler :. Water buy =
OUI ~ Natrrburb ~aietS ~ trAns FINAL
-roTs NradUN bruok, - UUr' ngharr. {
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Irrn R.rc Nc.,lnE. " .n.h.

U''.I, ..s ur' Nru A.. rus' trlatan
T1.t"g' N--.."tatt"u 10. .ts.'d.d ~ r,,r,'
'Jarir. '4"e rie~'trg- 60 aiglT ,a,- r,,fnr
tser rNTff 80 49, w. .. - d. q. L., o.,
ss-~id Isy's's'r"N vh''r etr siU ~" gam.
s'f.s.'F.t. 60 NrI-~t 4ud Ior, Tr.
..TlH ct 80 " re, l.IH r, fhatf 10
fsrr-instt0r -aId 49, "fi' 90 Of rEs- ear lion
fnssew tfuH ~ Ia. r'f,.. |fW Do. -
retls-f fV"Ul Ifa a=-ss safIs'.t rrJ sritafnsVf
i~d % restrict If..Ing - u~DFrr- ~ Ilrys
p~rf'ia-tpn ThIs aOUii sNrIstsfr Wtnt.ov
NJ Fs'vT IRE
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Su.prUs~d for vsaIsUs Naher-, uoun,

,psri1i 'IBiS DssrHfSH 'a THB
TpSB DOS. Nprtl - The 10ykeV club ~
H., -u-rcrdai the English 'Dck". woo'tnn
tor fVp uouf h= owing ~ an pbtes- ION
lodged sgRtU-' him bl T'HunN Ma hsr ~ I.
rae foT selling plato ~ New bury ias1
I~afurda cotton va gftfv ~ foul riding
hi- mount Niit- and 80 -fss agrl-
4sarded rho rars - Nah~r's mount Nhiri,
nui-he'l -e'6ud Nshsr lodged !, fnymaI
. complaint sEHuY-f Wpotton amt to-,isv' .
UInt-hto~nf follow 81
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RIrING ~ ENGLIND
American Horse Finish FIrsI and Srrsnsi
~ New maFkrt


l.tNpDN April - NrneTi'an horses ran
Hr-t and -",ond in tho ra"r Tor rho Fits.
William - 4k..- 1T ,rp -oN rrrtgn- a. ~. New
market craven meeting to-day Harry
Payne NhttuaN : Hamburg LADY Frivois~
nIiy Fist,isB b, Skeat- Martin a. ,'isi- ~
- To- T. hui-rsd t-~i
I.aVr~n Nat"rhur4 Mister 'rp-- ~
-sss'ond ~ dt- ~ stnI i.eopold a" Roth-
,Lild'- - Nnton a. 'sld- ~ . 10 g. Nrh
DANNY Mah-r ~ IN" -addl" finished fhird
Ih~rr ere. ten starter
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hHWH 7 Yea fg~nf~f Iit 'rnRu etN Ufk
ltsuphIl Nads,sr NOltsr /. 'rass Tdrtrr
rosrF ltrst has @~ror- I'ftrR NcU
zoe Ten 90 bass fl'A. Nv Nork =
49, hN-s ~ hsIlS 80 Ndrsr -" Hrlrfr0
- Al, Hrf,sss, Str'r ,suf ". Nfrttn fts Rear
ion Arhop = b ord % uofr. ritn
o>'.. ihrrr b-sg rtts W0ltrs IIruDhtU
Mad ion tH-Ur Two ha~~ hlt- W0lter -trriNl-
Wt 'ssrgAn ~-'rinrr fN 'ha>r stolen lA-r~
Volt %. hA.. In-tyf ltaarh hartman
lADss~ IHsl Nsrk aud t,srgan tlaarh and
thz~- Wt ~ pitrhsr ~ .rhsp Hsrtinan D.
Ito. cut 80 Ndrsn. Z M fpffr inning ~
HesTdsss w 'our lnpinW. ~ "a sfNop w thfe~
lsn-sg. 90 tort. 90 - inrinE. rptU
ksanst, TEs -hour.
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~oT,h Atlantic I.eaEu~

A. gf-fa iHgr.fs = rI#' ffa
4 81 tusF EsFs..n. f.s 80 aruaT %
~ sf-'aT HIru.fl.. Vt,ur EI7~ Iu
rsngt AIN
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NrNArk
N-N lOk

Nnn~ NcNark +SrhiafF. NeN NOrk Dol y
NfrsHl- ~, molIE. Tlv~t hsse on rrror New
lssL. LEFT On lsesss Newark. ) NeS NOrk. 9
SiryrI out " Ngtitnnlty. T. by Mlitsr. :, by
~ .SsYr Two hA>e hits Kelly Nerkic Schle
'Stoa~h bass boyle. Nurrsy. ~ rno'ir. ncN IN
lilt 10 Iarher ny hrI'innilr upoyie Hits on
Nslte. IN nNe Innings. OF uCkSon In tour
tnasngs- mpirc hsa-rn Time. ! hour and 10
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-13
AMONG THE AUTOMOBILISTS
NEW CLI RHOCSE TO me- OPENED
on FRIDAY EVENING.
Meter mAesnB AHsScla sisn t-iIS Heasiauar-
tegS NeArly Read, Tor Ise bS Active
ana Asssrsate Neusbrrs &C Bsg tDrgan-
Isatlsn % LOcMl Tvadezmea t:S~sap.

taacaac- neTt vas s;sss@ yesterday that
The new city clu bhOu-s Of the Motor Racing
As=o.' tatiOn. AZ M West Ftuy-eixh'h street.
would ~ officially OpeHed on Friday evening
nj this week The opening - tn H. strictly
Informal and a, tive and associate msnhl'er~
NJ the association Who have no, inspected
he premises Nili have "A ~, i,i.d surprise
when they visit IA" clubhouse. The build
ing. Whi,h = a brownstons house. has
been r-nttsd foT club purposes ami has
every rdui ment and conN snience to make
" Comfortab BILE and attractive town house
for tho-- whOare Interested either La autonlo-
nil. speed compel ton or 10 the lOcal motor
Daf trade
The main floor Of the building i devoted
To the Offices OF the Motor Racing AaSocaa-
tIon q reception room ana dining room
Th. entire floor above thi- y built up and
euuipp~d a. n ships cabin. With port holes
from which the cabin - lighted by eie'tric
bulh- Billiard and pool tables are placed
in the cabin and he room will he Used Tor
smokn cOp~srt- and Eymnastic and
othsr eGh iottiSsi. Card rooms ana writing
rooms occupy the third floor. while Q num-
her 81 sleeping apartments are locaieh
on the fourth floor There is a grill room
in the haaan,ent and the garden y Intended
loT ,ls@ - an outdoor dining place for the
summer
Meals . IA he - we'd At all hOnr- to club
ms.n,t.rS a. ordered. and one Of The features
II tn. ,lul,hou-.s n ~ h. the daily lun'h"onS
I,., = cen 4, amt O'clock, ~ whIrh morf
90 'ls men Interested ia the local trade
amt port are expected ~ assemble. III"
Urmf-.r. Of the club COMMITTEES NJ the
Motor Racing Association are to act as
the rrcept,on COMMITTEES on Friday evening.
and lunch will ~ served
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-01
Katie Manz's Case.

Canton, o.. Dec. 1.-Katie MANI,
sixteen. is likely to escape trial for
first degree murder with electricu-
ton or acquittal the only alternatives,
on the charge of poisoning her sis
ter Elizabeth. nineteen, at Massillon
last March, by the appointment of a
lunacy commission this afternoon.
AS the result of an agreement be-
tween Prosecutor Charles Krich-
baum and Attorney Luther Day, chief
counsel for the girl the commission
was selected and will start its in
vestigation tomorrow. The members
of the commission will be DIR. A. G..
Eyman. superintendent of the Mas
sillon State Insane asylum; DR. c. H..
Clark, superintendent of the New
burg State Insane asylum and Drs.
j. F. Marchland and A. B. Walker Of
Canton.
The commission will report in
finding to the petit jury sitting in the
court of Judge Harter before whom
the girl was to have been put on
trial Monday If the commission
should find her insane. 1t will be re-
commended that she be committed
to some of the state institutions with
out trial.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-12-01
TOLsToY'S LIFE WORK.

that Toloy
audatory being printed and spoken
persons
senle crank finding worth
the character But still
will either the ideals
for which he stood will have been cysad until they will shed glorious
halo about his
he dcast dreams goes
saying whose life really oughv
all of
beautiful deal who would usher the
hhu his statement hat MS prosecutors would see hn come again
earth all his right hand the Father
his
visible
in eve o lew and eve o
And Christ all of his simplicity, misunderstood
atches Christ
Taking
me another the cheek he should the other cheek that
thee for thy cloak give him also thy coat Tooy proclaimed such
times
peuppoes the abolition OF armies and aves and the dSondng Of
police the all That
derod anarchist de the recognized
enemy of constituted authority But Christ was right Tosy was right
and in the funess of mea million hence beboh them
VIII be found to be correct In perfect civilization society where
things nave courtf
live perfectly viii be for instead
aboshing force win live perfectly.
Tostoy born was
officer
clothing peasants
with his the fields
He did believe probably that clothing better than
Portable eohng did believe that the could
grovIng
and
the humo moi ashamed of manual labor 1t was his way Of teaching the
his method repudatng
off
with
o o. the
a ne We
of
Of sand
which
to
teachngs higher
ment
in senten
o