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LTHLBICS' Loss OUR GAIN
DEFEAT ~ WHIrE SOx PUTS
NEW YORKS IN FRONT.

DetFolas BEAT Dostsna ~ 0ns nm n .
Pre- Riating and Scoring Game and
ne Warhinstons Put NJ over tho "a.
Louis nroWna-1esPcS e ths battles
CHICAGO. June is-Ths white soE tOok
me hnal game from the Athletios to-day.
MAKING e thres cut % four and knocking the
visitors out Of hrst place. Ths visitors
could not nc Walsh. While Plank vas
pounded hard IN the fourth and arm In
nlnge, A running catch Of line drive nom
paviaa bat by George BroWns Wan The
neldlng feature The score.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

CHICAGO N. ~. 10. CINCINNATI.
CusCnHArI. Ohio. June io.-Ths Cuba rot A
good start 90 the Rada tnls Afternoon IN ne nrsi
inning. Win BrOWn Ia good form ne Griathitss
never had q chance 10 win me game. ne score.
Cu1rkuO cfnrrrrfarr
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TEE TEST or RAm

mstom q q RanhAS slzsanGh d u
eaopottlon e N FssoarcSs 10 ~
eapqes osliGntionA ThAR coumauV.
meinalne usoekholasEH' HaSiRPv
n.l eehind ~ aopoalls mere o.
Sls.0oo.ooO q ~ 0va, HsalAss -
securities and loans in Whlrh n hsa
invested the dspoails.
Mere are but few laEss hanlu N
I'M country lAui have 60 laras 4 EapIo
% eapllal ana SuEplns % daDou,ln
we ahaa b elnd 10 FsesAvs a. a a.
posiior nny ons Who briatB waml,.
snie intrp4nciioa and q fair aooounp.
lille GUARANTEE
AND TRUST CO
capllal an1 elEpAaa, slA.oOO. O0o
ats ~WAAL iIs Rgusm ~. MiNM-
100 NgIlla n lgm1krA
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SRPLL RACE 10 BERMUDA.
Mn BasSu one o. IRE crew % - PEE,
Motor Beat.

BAIB. Ne. June ~ Mira Bacon. wife Of
President n D Bacon Of the Bath Marine
Construction COMPANY ieft here Yesterday
aboard TIE fOrty-siE foot cabin cruising
motOfbcat io-Ho 81 . member Of the creW
thnt q % run the cram IN tha 100 mile race
muda, merit Saturday Mra. nac0n wa ne
most enthusiastic member Of the party
she becarne devoted 10 hOafina and "a a
Hel able % handle TIE gaaolena engines a.
The noat eFpart Of nac hinigta
rsrlled
Pear n, NJ We have q aeawcFthy craft
inst can stand 40 a. vel az any 81 tho boaf1
mas have hitlfeio 1eeu On the faces I'm
j WIut % bring that Gun roma wIfk nj
more than NnJ tnllg eI1a.
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Runs-C hicago-Evetl. = ahccsard, 2; Schulte.
Observation-Disclosures Mtchell, {. Two haEs
hlt-nTogn. Three bese hiis--Schulte. q Mitcheii
= stolen hasss--1urns. Shsckard. SaGrhce
2; % Beeha. 4. 81 Doyie. :: % Brown. 3 WItd
pitoh-Duyle Struck out-Bg Doyle, .: by
Brown q LEFT % haac1-Clncinnnd. Z: Chieago.
~ umrlre IN chief- Johns lone. Yield umpire
norau. Time-2 hour and 70 minutes.
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OARSMENS DAY or REST.

A. Nsmphig- Aismphla q NaahgdIa a
TonerY. 4
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n4tnou, Mich, Juna IA MIXTURE q reed
no bed playing marked the Boglan- Dstruli gnrns
lo-day. o. ne pilghen Mullih IVES ne 0nly ono
p uIh1n ~ n lines Of trouble. naslnn wei
run onslaught Afler Mulln had tahen one daap
y permitted but ave Red Son V reach frat tUo
o. hen On force opta DenultH nrst three runs
cane % errpra Thelr Other s1vcn were ne ro-
~ q uwSly cloutng except nat Woods via
bitch YET crawiord dc he scors N ne man.
he sore.
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NATIONAL LnAoUl.
Ngw Torf n Brnuaivn: noBogu On phiIafairRias
Clnflnnad N chicago. piliaburH N 81 Louia
EAaFHaN LNaoUp
ToFpato u Jeauey ctr McHlroa9 n Nesarki
Rorhelisr N prgsideaca. Buaalo ID Haldm0ls.
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RochesteT hruks eVsa Win Jersey City through
yesterdays viciory 10 Jersey CITY. Free hltuag
bV tne huauera combined with rAgred heiding
by ne locals made success easy ioT ne visitors
uucky Holmes had ad the better 81 hla sstto With
cy FeFTy IN ne boz. hOioinE ne Stsstsrs 70 iouE
ne scorea
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uvAHr. ? sUvyAuo. O-uuoOxD oAmn.

Muna-AeWnfE-k Kelly. 2 stolen hnlea-C Or
roran. Kelly. Two haae hitg-kcliy, . nnuble
playb-Sabfie. unsssisted: tiettmaa and hearna:
C0rrornn Starr hnd Sahrie struck 0ui.-ny
parkins, I: By rayior, I. IIrNt base o. balla-Od
Taylor. !. Ms ~ yiicher-By Tayi0rf Schlafyi.
Len on hasrs-Newark. 9. Budaio. 4. Umpire In
chief-ByTua. Pied umplre-hursk Tme-i
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Rss.s ssiI' :. Sis'sssFg:i 'E T'ss,Z era
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--zsidor. browne. ksiiy, Wsisk' siPisn 49,.
collna ~ harry. J. CslllnA. IoidsT, 4 WalIh,
hloeae, Suuck out-ny Wash, q by Plaza. i.
~ Atkna. flrul baae On ballA-Dn Nalsh, q
81 flAnh, Z % Atkins, !. Lafl on hasss.-phlla-
ae.Phia, u ChlcaEu. y Umpire In ehiaf-con-
eeay. flela umpire-Dlneen- Time--l h0uEeAad
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Iotals ~ oHB >
shattesi iof Gaspar n the third iaulnr
fBatted Cor Fromme IN re nfth innluE
ihatiad for Doyle IN the nloth inning
Chicago. % ...........,1 &c go 90
ciaciahaa.. ..-.......o 80 81
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'Rstsd iOr Trussass In ne ssvsiiA aSlls.
y, ou..........-5 SS5Seee
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GOLFERS 10 BREAK A HE


rhres IEAnaea Csmpsaittsa 8snsthlng
New N Annals e the aame-U. ..
q. A. Committee Discusses %. An
areWs Edlct On tae Sf matlet PutteFs.
The sun., 1910-05-08

Within iha Eandsn % AhAanAh's haart
Thsre grgw . Mlsae bara.
Amid Ne eAolnu1l flowers az ~ mart
Ana apina ueea sst N caruful Rows Ap4Ft
10 blousemea thaIn
lAibd ha. half psealaat and hali N nuurA
To ana WigAh No haaga % haaEta . ehsgn.
Siooped a. Ne steep 10 piuck ne wssd we sea
And apake f4n raFsanauly; -Thla muYtnoaba-
Aaa BalaigAt9ay ho ssoayad 10 rSoe ne Weslo
FVam sui ths aSWurua gAraEA ss his usul
AID fallod - when spms dream bgund degpsS
niaa
To NJ the divnn whereuDUa heIlss
And sweatsUad twinla IN aggayi - he
SiFOve an Ia vala - owr@sh ne thlstls iEos.
And thsn NON 0ut his aoul AhAailaA wpnL
Wruppra b iha matte % his dlaouatent.
lhao the walhs u men and leaEnsd thslP WNyn,
And tuiled for hen thrUugh many shangelsas
dkyA
Ana wspi tAsif tsars untli ~ half toFgOt
hia aarlen wiSh ~ psrfumaa nnd laa hlol
cutli hs aalf Forgot ne hiddua smart
That burned within ths EaEasn 81 hls haarL
Dut afler many seAsanA. On . aRy
Whan aii ne WOrnd uerrAad pliiisla md hard.
Ahaaiiah tarnea from cot ~ beaten way
And came agan % whsrr Ne auguEa lay
Taa dresmlng lotas. ana the popVy gay,
And censor EWinging nard.
ana lol waore once the thlatis raised IN head.
No bitter ihisEo grsw, but IN lee stead.
There hloonlea q crimson ruue with uptuFned lace,
l,ad frnm 10 lips perfume allsd the plaes.
y. LYMAN wKnoarn.
The sun., 1910-05-08

souri,, the fFiend Of the silver dOllsr
and the father of lhS Bland silver law.
ann believed thai 20 long a. tho silver
elsmsnG controlled the convention { ought
70 have named Hand Hlll spoke 0f Hlaaa
~ an old fashioned DEMOCRAT. and aald that
with New YoTk'a support he eould have
been nOmiRaied. HTl believed that enoUnh
Old faahionod Democrats and Old soldieFa
would have voaed for bland 10 eiaet him.
HIll says hs Sas dlssnaded from sapport
Of Hand By The late william q. Whitnay.
whoeontrolled ths New Yorh State delegaies.
Ilill h lust ~ strong IN his oppoaltlgn -
the ihcoEne tar proposition AZ sVer."
whis Maauashuastta Republicans tsll
You that withput the slightest doubt eiay WI
oontrol tho nsxt Legislature and reeinct
Unitsd States Senator Henry Cabot lodge
not few of them believe that the Rspu1ii-
can majority on JOINT ballot will b mmiass
tally ourinflsd Ths prssant IsGRAatHrs ~
Ilepublican on Joint ballot By -. several
Of these Massachusetts Republicans iolntly
said II our neat United States aenAtor
was 10 be 0lscted by direcf vote 81 tho peo-
pis. We aFe Inclined - believe that SenaiaF
Lodge would BE- defeated
Important members Of the New Nark
Republican State Organization are iaEiaient
that the FOsaip over the possible Rofntas-
tion Of COlleetor william Loeb. Jr.. for 0gg-
ernOr u = Joke. They tell YOU n h q lohe
and that Il was started IN Washington aSA
ioke r.
Considerable msinformation. II 10 said
By Republicans - Wen a. Democrats hss
heen circulated a. 10 Ire erect ~ the defo6te
OF George W Aldridas for OonGFasS " lir
liavens Some have even said that che
Aidridge machine. probably the m0st per-
feet outside OF the Barnes orgHnEation In
Albany and TsmmSny hall 10 New Yqrk
city. has been oompleislT wrecked, Tke
facts are that the Allridge orEanl1ht5on
through lie ohieltAin stands possessed Of all
the Federal patronage u the raft Adminis-
tration. like pOssnaasterz United Slasus
MaFshaia and othsr Fsderal employees. and
In addition has &C iis commEnd . good share
0f the state paironnge bslonging 70 MouF0e
county. and the Alarideo oFEaniatiOn
dominates an the cily paiFOBaRe Of Roches.
Ter. should q Republican rostmsatef "
this. the Thirty-second Congress district
die OF resign tho Republicans ~ NsshlnG-
ton would all his pace with a Rapubllean.
The present eject n Mr Havaoss sloctian
in pEsotioal 0rEaniation poiiiies Wul not
he greatly Ssneacial 10 the Democratic or
ganl1ation OF Monroe county but ~ eRect
on the apprOaching STATE cnmpaign and -
factor In the coming Congress elections y
counted of great importance
The sun., 1910-05-08

me LsssaA ss ths PiluEim FashsE&
u here was . Plymouth Roek.--PErsias'
-opsn ~ BRrpard.
Ths bfeakins waves dashed high
And crashoa win tAuRe'ron shocs
oa Jagged rock R-nigh-
u mere really was . rosk'
rns trees against . stormy sky
Tuanad btanchaa Enar,sd and cd
Aud siFidulsas the storm Winsi's aEh
AZ least 20 ws are tod.
A. straight unto ne goal
TIE good ahip MAyaswer's uip
A. heedla 70 TIE pole
u 10 fact thsrs was q shiBl
The Ilrrims on her pF~w
Had promptly knelt IN prayer,
50 must ue eli alisN--
hut we're ths FathsTs thcrG
what Of the beds ana chairs
That eTammsa ths hayhoWeT's ACID.
And ever need rgbslrs
We've Ell TIE buyers sold
pid Jhsas VITO fsrbsart tracs
TO Plynsuth-harah Ne elsv'
Gems Of . cnmmua race,
And ronsyiks iuss grsI'
on. Mrs.. Hsmans. sd
ne day u We she,lld hnd
Your sunsiul numbsss had
10 basis bat the mindi
MAUaIcE NOnAm.
The sun., 1910-05-08
rHE FIRsT RICKSHAW.
An American said % Have Suggested the
GlaFined GO-CaFt IN Japan.
From he LOndOn DatiB Ssws.


From ne LOndOn Dailg Ssws.
Twenty years or 30 ago when nilWays In
Japan we're yet few and motor cars un-
dreamed Of the common method Oi travel
for natives and foreigners alike was the
rickshaw.
Horses we're scarce and Of indifferent
quality. the bicycle had hardly made lts
Appearance In the Far East. 20 practicaiiy
the only means Of getting about ths country
away from the main line Of the railway be-
tween TOkiO and HiogO was In the modified
perAmbulator which is known all over the
world a. the TickHhaw.
There are a number Of versions Of iis in-
vsntion and 10 whom credit should be given
for II. The japanese themselves claim u
for a parnlytic Old gentleman of kyoto,
who some TINA before isss. fnding his
palaBauln uncomfortable took 10 a little
cart instead The usual foreign account
adopted by Mr.. Black. the suthOr Of Young
Jauan. u that en- American named Ooble,
half cobbler and half missionary. was the
pera0n 70 suggest tho idsa Of a El0rtned go
cart somewhere about 1881.
The nFsi Onlciai application 10 Be allowed
10 manufacturs ricknhaws wua. however.
made in 1870. They'tere soon BEING turned
out In hundreds and thousands for the
middle clanH Iapanaeee found it q cheap
and comfortable way of travelling long
or short distances and there was an ins
erbausflbls supply Of men eager 10 turn
themselves into beasts OF burden IN order
10 earn the high wages Which the employ
menf brought them. CuFiOusly enough.
though elsewhere the thing n called q rtCk-
uhav. On Iapan t generally gOea By the
The sun., 1910-05-08

'Tia bllndman's holiday. The last pale Elsam
10 tading fTom ne vsst and day and night
IN equipolss. are hung IN even agh'
Abave ths world. nor night nor day supenfne.
Nor bftuht nor dArk. TIE very heArtbeats seeu
Tunea 20 uncertain,y. with strange deIgA1
Ths soul. q monetary eremite.
Is monarch Of a word utthln q dream.
TAs sensitive ear. weary of cissh. Il wcoed
~ perfect stlineua yet an undegtone
Of paih pervSdsa tne heart'a imaglninEs.
An Instant nueeng. melancholy mood
0ns baiancsd moniont thus. and day 10 agSn,
And brOodiag night drsrS Win distended Wings
NoaNAv uEAF.
The sun., 1910-05-08
MAGNET REPLACES DIVER.
LItas TOus oS Mans and wire FrS.a 800
FOst SG water.

Lltfs Tens sg Mans and Wire fraaB 500
Foet Sf water.
The lifting magnet has now besn en-
ployed for several years IN and about
iron works and manufaCturlng eatabllHh~
meats in connection with crarss and
hoisting machinery because Of ths con-
vsnient manner In which Il enables maaspa
OF iron. such a. rails, pig iron, &o.. 10 b
picked up and released at tho viii Of tbs
opsrator who controls the crane.
Recently a new application of thia
method has been made, says CassisY's.
A few months ago a barge. which WA
laden with / 800 tons Of wire nails IN keEs.
besides steel barrel hoops. staples and
barbsd wire, had been towed from Pitts
burg 20 New ORLEANS, and whiis sndsavur-
ing to make q landing at the laiter city
tho barge broke lOoas from the ting WHOA
was handling Il and sank IN mty-Gve taet
Of water.
The work Of salving the valuable cErRn
was Immediately begun by expert diNara
and q portion Of thu material was ~.
covered. Il was found that the barge had
brOken in two and thar a part u v hsd
been carried Out about $50 feet from shoPa
and lag at a depth OF aboui ito feet a.
q point where the sWiftnees n the current
rendered work Wilh ordinary divinK
apparatus impTacticable.
Although tho lifting magnet had not
hitherto been used for submarine opera-
tlOna A was dsisrmincd 10 make th@
trial Of the apparatus for thi8 novel under
taking. The experiment was croSned
With SUCCESS and a great part Ol tbs
Ellnken duaptity % iron aud steel hae
bser raised 90 the surface BY this novel
method.
The magnet Il lowered INTO 'he water
until "a reaches IRE material. when The
electric current ir turred On; the maacea
% steel are attracted ard held 10 securely
that they can be hOisfsd 20 the eurfapg
and delivered 10 the dook withOUt the afd
Ug any human intsrveatiop otter than ths
control Of the current Wy th9 operator.
The sun., 1910-05-08
~ FAVOR 90 FAT.
Tue stsut lIay reed Thh ana Pluck ~
COarage. ..-

Proa, ne Maiiesl ksrosd. y
Fat is often rnapprecialsd or rinlndsr-
stood and undnly blamed tor sips Of ds-
linquancies Of other body toods. fnom
IS 20 20 per cent. Of sarh healtby kody is
composed of fat and ia chief SOURCES aFs
the starohss and sugars. though certain
fats are directly utilized. se
The weight OF present opinion Ia m favor
Of tho view that Eaaa are eomplstsly d..
composed In Tho intestine and that ths
fatty acids formed aFe absorbed. either.
an snaps OF IN . aolution brought about
BY the hils. e.
A. q source OF snsrgy for The dsVslop-
msnt a. heat. iat may he described g.
auickly available. hut not % lasting an
sons other substances. ~ its conosn-
trnaed fuel pOWaF u saEoe other tiaaues.
esDocially thu alb'RninouS ones tron
UvUrozidatioa and h valuahls % a reserve
i0rcs.
Moreover. BY its pfGssnoe Ore protein VI
better enabled 70 do its WoFk in tiss0er
building and o. q storage o. energy for
smSrRsnciss it Ia Of great unportMn0e.
j ne lA4N MnAbofiA VI uAE " ~ ~ W NV -
a protection OF tho body from injury and
cold. Il foFnis an outer cushion for thu
frame.
From an Rsthetic ssaDdpoint the phyn-
iological and orderly distribution oe fat
in the connective tissue makes all the
difference betWeen beauty and ugiineas
In considering tha psychio role of fat
We NhWuld specially bear IN mind, g.
~. Niles says, its reserve functicn
IN relation 70 active vita processes
A liberal deposition Of tat Is one OF
natures wise precautions ~ enable ~
10 bear some of the trials 0f life. II haa
been known from earliest antiquity that
iat people are more contented ard op-
timisfic than lean ones and the supply Of
fat may be compared tO the ample bank
acoo1nt of a busy and pICvidcnt man.
Niles saws that he believes he 10 correc&
In asserting that a physiological reserve
of fnt By It's very presence exerta q quiet-
ing and reassuring Influence on tho vital
forcsa most concerned N constructive
metaboliagn. while I've lack leade 70 phys
ical discontent and unrest, which s0uner
or LATER reacts on the disposition, de-
velopinG into that pesSimiam and tenn
peramental discomfort 20 often seen n
lean people.
The sun., 1910-05-08

NAa 8aAN .NAaH
v,s swsiaasa b. ne tuiiisrinE Of tns birds.
- f9dsFa ngrri.
Va, Hsf,e mi,a sf comm9a ornithoAogy.
Why 40 Ygu ne tsus early from ysur nest'
vou orrht 70 make ne soms ssri Sf apoloEy
For cuttlng short ny mataiiesl rest
PrnV caass thai ehirp ne unrepaired machinery
whsn evsrytaing Is quisi an Ground.
MN ID this hour psFch oa ne lsighb'nng green
@Ty
A,A rasls lhnt most abominsble SQUAD
vuu vurv pFShably win disagree win me.
A.d could you speak y0ur mind would agubt
Iels tag
snuYaa ert 10 o. vel. but tnen. you ~. With ne
If's vsry hard % ras at dawn % CAV.
Ana if did asme ane Wuuld sBrely sweaf 81 me.
A. am sWanrlnE iuWardiy A. yo@i
Don't cusk ygur hsad. yOu Hftis psst and stare
nt ne.
Ne o. nosi ThRTsa grimaIidn esmingi sho0i
~ TouCNH MAEuoCH.
The sun., 1910-05-08

Frsus 80 ChieaeD Rscers-Hsfaie.
-ThaFa are fools, be said, who Brambls
When nfs'a uitls irDuDies cone:
10 not wesp bsuaWsg yoa atambie:
10 yOu chanCs 70 pound your ghumb
suearinr wtli aot stop the aehinG
or ronay yOu for the hi0W;
T7esu when youf heart "a breA4lhg
ny somehgW V hide ygar Woe.
-Thsra sra togis uho think ghat nighing
Evag caused 4 Wound 20 heni;
brave man. even when theY'Fe dying,
smila 6esvits TIE pain they fesl.
IA hat wears q iruWn o. worries
Over troubles that are pNst
Oniy nuitNN hlH8Balf aad hurries
WheTe hes grave shaR close ~ last
-They are fooas whs kesp forHstiihg
Az me blesalnIs MT have had
And ~ nuwn IN cafneft. iefunI
Jmn1 nnlfiaTtuaes nake them 80
Tban 11a waiter dropped some butter
And 4 nSh plaie aa his head.
n wuuIa, ~ 4 shame - utter
Any 81 tae thingH Ne said.
The sun., 1910-05-08

frssi No DsRpsr RsDvbla1.
Iaaprr Of III TIE harficrs Of apace,
Calmly You dWeh amid rFeat mysieriee
Waat are me cgunuess atarN N you but keys
Ne,-s ihaf IN ninck fines distant treasure place.
Wnat IN n you "A all this sieepl1n rhfe.
What n vhls world ana AL va vaniues,
VVnaf care vou lhgn for al eArth'e esyrn aRaa.
When 10 ihsss 4gper worlds you turn Yo1r iacef
No wand 'FinR connst 'scnpea your searrhinx eye
What w6n6ers shall ySu bring 70 Us from
Mars
ThrouWh yoB wat word may frOwaing Cosmos
end
And On lht Judgment dsy, Whea all tee sEy
Ia nlled win fragments ot ine riven stals
Nau Of oil unen shah see ooa wrtte The Eno.
ARTMUn CHAFMAN.
The sun., 1910-05-08

STARS 0yss Egypt-
We are % uFha eternal
Llghtiag Ihs guesr VOID.
MaaEums farsTsr vufnai
lister and asteruid.
lsis and OSIRIS
,And AmmGn. Wnat aFa hsyi
Thsy are 90 marSh Ore ~
We ere foF ayR md dayi
Tbs Serapsum saielnn.
The Sphinx uith hroodlna Nd.
capital ana column.
Pyioa and pyFamid.
Msmnnn's siienced angiag
undeT the dAWuing ray
Thsy ere - swallows winginG
We are for aye and dayi
when neer q Pharns HAming
Rrishiens ths WheimAd eaEtA.
Whon man shaI have done win namlng
The creatures Of mortal hifth.
whea al the rresds have crumbisd
A. rrumbles the potieT's olay.
We snail abide unhumbled.
We ere far ave and dayi
CLuSr0S Soot1AaD
The sun., 1910-05-08

Revelattea.
10 could frame . thought
VITA aalace iEAuEht
TO hsai your wound.
40 longer wuuid youT loy ed one be suiomhsd.
or csuid youF vision dim
Irom eyes that swim
Pierce through the veil
No lonasr would ibe srrsined 10 ns' si.
Forin saeh haby fare
Wouid he bis grace
The shining one.
VINO erstwhHo was yuuE yislnn And your sln.
IEIHN 4 ArKtNa0N.
The sun., 1910-05-08

A. n. A. aaVa: ThFaa ere ln q iarE When gte
EualrB aiaria - give naFda for the draw it than
discovered ihaf some Of ihr rNqdr Rom ihe in1i
asai aFs Hot in 10 nsrk betI that ~ ~ aoi =
npened " must he pilysd iof. = bs8 u y niis-
deal
b rrhL A deal uads win an inDti1sef o.
i1ogmplets para u vu'd rsgHTdills 81 spuacd
tsEtDgta
The sun., 1910-05-08
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
what - tha origin of ths teIm macaEunie vsFs
a1 sppned % such q cUmpoaition -
fsIls naal, BE- . hgas
tnlsnra sha Clm 0mni Haulf

Whai 10 ths Osiyin Of ths term macar0uic vsFuc
as sppiisa . Euch eomposiiion -
fsIla nanle hr Z hass
nisaia Ne cam omnl sauli
1T LsWuKE.
THIS Il EnalIsh macaroaio a variant upon Ne
meihoa of o1mposlelun Which prupgiy bsaEB mas
designation. The term h supposed 70 have been
appllRd by ne iiaiian inSeatoEa of ne style "
tasir new product IN recownluon oi ne allmen-
taFy mncaruHi a. a hamais vland. Tho rule 9og-
sFning macaronhrs h TN emulsymcnt of word.
from Ne vrrnagaar LatiniEed hy Tesi a. bur
laaunga tarminallsnA Tha EnNIlah macaEuBirs
mogp eommoniy emuioy I'M vu1nacular and TIE
prupeF Lafin IN q meiisy. ne eaFIissi mace
rusle Which has bssn preserved la thaa % Tiki
dsgli odnEai. whoss Carmen nacaTunlcuin De
naiaviais aulbuseam aFts InAgica deiuulN.- r.
dahsd itoA HIS follower. Theophile folenGo.
better lnaun aa Merlin caccaia. wun great fame
hy his macanyaic -AdyenrIrea % nalbas. whlcn
aDpeaFRi n isie. From italy thc Ggrueahln art
aoon paaasd into Fraqca. and n 1877 Auloin0 de
10 SAhls pFo,luced BIS huriesaue Of ne e0peditnn
Of ChaElaav laio Provenre. The best ug tha Ing
iaA naoar1nic a ne iollguina. sung 70 an cir
more familiar win thia usitang than Wtth rs eng
lnal sitting OF The Mouse and he Frog:
Ana. amas
! love las
AZ cedar iall and dondeF.
sweet eoWsiips grace
llcr nominatlve uass
And she oS ne feminine gradsr.
on. now bella
Ny uueilai
IN Mss sscuia ssculorum.
if nave iuci;. s,f,
shes my uEor,
q dies hsncdictorum'
CharuA
Noruu c1IEm
Sunt divUruu.
HAFun scarum 4iaw
Tag rag. merry derF,,
rsgtutg and hAtband. .
Tie h0r hagnm gcniuyS'
Ths chorus hurie~sBes the familiar rules % lhe
Eton Gfsmmar. the fosndatoR Of an classical
sfudy through several FnEllsh centtries.
Ns.asw - fW.fiurr 9Th nras-fr-
The sun., 1910-05-08

Kfsdiy sny Who wrpas -Eaglnud. vim az ~
ftultr 1ge thnF aEn or NJ n1t thuna enart WurIir
fndiy give ourTcrt gu0tan01 and naWe 81 writcf.
,. BnywE
ln his form % r. Ssund in Cgwpar'a -rash 20
ma 81 a. -The Tine Fieoa.- VEN rinliiar
sfaismsnt d found at Hns . % Churchidt -Fare-
o. ElEl1ld unat sta uan.
Wlm 80 huI auig ~ b nv nguuiFT S1l /.
The sun., 1910-05-08

Crib,sre. T. G. s. aays; A Il TIE noa-deaier
and lays dgWn his cards. for Nhieh be rnckna
fWrnty-tWo Before pgEglng ths polnla ~ aaas
,s answer ghis question. AMI n not. what thSuld
he sayf
The dealer should nos sag anything bat pro-
cecd 70 count and pes bic 0WR hand and crib. ~
his adversary has nei peggsd by nat time ~
that need bs said 10 him a. rs IA your Deal now
II win tbeu be up % him 70 pea What BE- thinks
4 rtGhi aE 70 dsal and Peg n0thinr No player
aa Obliged 70 tel his adversary how - cggnt BIS
hand ungil Il Il pegwsd. Tben hs can oorrect
nh eFror
The sun., 1910-05-08

MID. avs: HyOa lead a suit called oaee ~
your naFtuer do you show numbsg or sirength3
Il ls usual 70 show streagth BY isadlng ihe best
-oa Rave. regardless Of numbeT. becanse y
tn positon oi NJ high cards that yeur par'aer
wants 70 knou hot ths Distributes Of the sposa
II yOu are leading up 10 dummy this Is sspeciaiiy'
lmportanI
The sun., 1910-05-08
SCHOOL ron CARD PLAYERS.

Ansgna Bridge. n A. aaya, Do thay plRy ruFel
apaaol n nneaoa. and n ~ haW ds Ne blds rahk
and wat 0oHa lhn hlo1lT aaff Boe4 - oaet
Two royalA.- or What Il ne euIreet iarms
There Il no neceEAlty for the rayai apaos maee
- maka uure thai tke Epade make wiil he played
and not Ahanauaed ius q homlnni nooEr. A. 10
had h ahanauacd m anctlan ihafo b no nnrea-
slty for this royal spade declaration.