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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-23
Mactabees to Meet.

Richmond Hive. No. 3. Ladies Of
the Maccabees, wifi meet Tuesday
night in Fraternity hall A school OF
instruction Will be started prepara~
tory to the State convention to be
neld here next month. Miss Eta M,
England. State commander, will coach
the officers In their duties. All men,
bers are urged to be present.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-23
ALL SEE COMET
IN WESTERN SKY
!.
Appearance in Early Evening At
tracts Attention of Whole
Population
LOOKS LIKE sEARCHLIGHT
Tail of the Comet Also Plainly
Visible Here-Telcphones
Are Kept Busy

IT the shade of prosnosticator Hal
docs not return o. haunt and
,,Ios,,., tho mn iori,,, If t,lrhmond foik,
49,. .t.
II WIZ De uue TO ti' So, 10 80 ~,
"h" traverse the iNINe' ''SN NV" ~
resentment, ,., ,,a. a,sao,ear
"'' iLapSS, WI" va" -, -.
tne ceiesttal Nhgaoom" III. -
ms name on It's hlluoh Union iiiie
Journey ever seVehty-iiN years "is
merely prognostieated mat IL Woaio
return ever and anon, mad been most
grossly maligned during me past se'-
eral days, but on Saturday night ne
made good
He had prophesied that the comet
would return in the spring of every
seyenty-hve ears. Those who were l5v-
ing seVenty-five ears ago say they saw
the comet very plainly. ON May ~
the tail of the comet was supposed
tn be thrown over TN. world and
~, r1y, All sI,Tfs 15r tiir.- r7.S5Ilts n mav
orr may nor have heap thrnwn ovar the
sartL LSx,ar,s aiff I,,r.ha,ca .ha
,.rn,.., r.it fria,,.ti,, ;,.Iina1 ta,rara
aar,n ard IA ,e+ ,rist, o, Sc
50, 80 "AN ''', '''' ~ y, "
t..iI w '.s
,"' a. ~ ~ '"s', Ht"''''e sp@oe'
90, 80 :, esu SUI iiali,S Wa p!aoeu IL ~
tiSt'
SATURDAY night Nheh everyone IN
richmond mao about exhausted the
catalogue of criticism and abuse, Hal
iey's comet appeared in the western
sky and enthralled practically all who
watched it HURTING through space
Seen In the West.
From o'clock until after 9 o'clock
the comet was distinctly visible. re-
/ sembling a huge seArchlight in the
sky Although its head was directly
opposite the moon and the luminauce
of its tail was directed toward that
radiant planet which seemed. never
to have shown SO bright The path
of the searchlight was most distinct
for what looked to earth inha bitants
to be a mile.
As astronomers who had risen at
4 O'Clock in the morning during the
early part of Nav had said. the Comet
. looked like a fuzzy hall of warn win
a huge u.hisk broom as tail All
ewes were riyeted directly on the can-
/ ter of the comet which seemed to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-23
Kindergarten Exhibit.

The public is invited 10 attend an
exhibition OF the works done during
the present school term by the Valen-
tine kindergarten and John Smith
school. This exhibit will be held at
the John Smith school on May ~,
rs and rs, with an educational rally
from to on Wednesday after
noon
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-23
Seen In the West.
Keen Central Busy.

The appearance Of the comet Satur-
day night was witnessed by nearly
every resident of this CITY and those
who did not have the Measure of a
View of the famous body will prob
ably have the opportunity Monday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-23

In the official organs of the church
and of the conferences.
Laid on the table was the fate
of many a motion the last night In
less the wisdom of an item was al
once Apparent -it-8ras- pI.t-at -pHee- -
sleep by this easy parliamentary sand
bag.
The Closing Scene.
All the important matters on the
calendar having been considered at
twenty minutes after ten O'Clock, after
the motion had failed several times.
motion prevailed TO adjourn sine die.
Bishop Wilson, the senior bishop, con-
Quoted religious exercises.
Charles Wesley's famous parting
hymn was sung
And let Our bodies part
To different chimes repair" g..
And after prayer. the general con-
ference OF 1910. one OF the most IN
spring ever held, was a thing of the
past.
Growth Makes Changes.
So great has been the growth al the
church that the college of bishops viii
hereafter meet twice year instead
OF once a year as heretofore,
Methodist pastors viii hereafter
take but one collection for missions
in their congregations. ana this win
tween the home and foreign work.
the parsonage building work VIII
hereafter he placed under the church
extension board instead of the Wo-
mans Home Mission Society The
s35 0ee loan fund for this purpose ~
transferred leo the church extension
Board THIS arrangement Is Sat1sraC<
tory To the Woman's Society.
QUITE number Of standard Metho
dist books were ordered published In
the Portuguese language for use IN
Brazil.
The handsome sum of $50, 900 for
educational work was reported turned
over by the Canadian Methodists 10
the Methodist church in Japan,
The new bishops are each taking a
hand at the chair. and barring some
few evidences of newness, are receiV~
ing compliments at the ease and sue
cess OF their frat presidency.
DIR Young. of Virginia, is continued
on the General Board Of Church EN-
tension for the coming four years and
Dr. Cannon. of Virginia. goes on the
general board of education, and MIR.
Thomas s. Southgate, of Norfolk. on
the board of missions
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-05-23

l.. y. =. Seminole at Newport News.
Especial 10 The Richmond Virginian.
NEWPORT NEWS, VA. May 23,-~The
revenue cutter Seminole Is in this har-
Dor and will go to the shfpyard for ex-
tensiye repairs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-24

ssabresprpbuition BON 80 Bis 100
Millionen Mdrtt ge5abt, ipGbrenb bic
geiammte 0iamantenausbeute in Siioz
afrtta bis gum Shlub pes Sabres
1909 ii6 auf 7S Miuipnen 2arat i'm
ungefdbren Wertb BON 2 Milliaroen
Rart beIduft, nobel felbItperitdnblia
ni6t Der Wertb besip. Der 0ertaufss
preis Der geIhliffenen Gbeliteine i'm
3letnbanbel, fonbern Der Mertb in
Rsdnuns gefteQt lit, ben Die Robeoelz
iteine fir bic Minenbeiiber baben.
8etanntIih piiroen bic 0tamanten
eiren psripiiftenben Vrsis'tur5 erleibsn,
lpsnn Die dusbeutenben 8eIenihaften
ale ibnen gebDrenber 5unoitatten in
tenfip bearbeiteten. Dies lit ieooh
teineslpess Der San, pielmehr balten
bic bier in 8etraht tommenoen 9elelS
Idaften aus9eoehnte 9iamuntfeloer
seihlo1en, lm cine Interpretation
3u perbinoern, bic ben beute 3tpiI6en
30 uno 40 Mart pro 8arut i4tpanfens
ben preis iebr berabbriiden piiroe.
Sebt man bic beute i'm 9rtpatbeIiB
uno 1uf DEM WeItnartt befinolt6en
Diamantenpprrdtbe ouf 10 Uhltonen
&orat on q Sarot: 205 WtiQis
granny, 10 srsibt cine einfa1e Rehs
nuna oaB bieie aIdn5enoen, ben ungez
beueren Uertb BON 3 Bis 4 Wiatarosn
Mart reprG1entirsnoen goeliteiri hdge
bas beideibere Gepidt bon nur 22,'
$50 ailogramm beIiBen, olIo bequem
in 5rpsi groBen observation-disclosures
gu trarsportiren isin piirDer. gtiht
bsrudIihtigt Itnb bisrbet olIeropngs
bic unfddbbaren SiamantenporrGths,
bic Ii6 i'm geiib Der 5iiriten uno an
oeren 8rDBen i'm Orient befinoen, no
man nod INNER bic 9epTlogenbeit bat,
aapitaIien niht 3instrageno in lei6t
3u bsiteuernoen uno annetttrbaren
Wertben, ionoern in goeIiteinen on8us
legen. 9robe Wengen bon Stomans
ten, bic man ouf elm 3ebntel bis Elm
SSiinftel Der geiammtproputtton
itGBt, snt3isben ith Der itatiitiIten
iSeititellung au9 ourd 0tebitabl uno
lnterihloqung in Den Wtinen nit oas
rauffoIgenbsm Shmug9eI iiber bic
ndaite @ren3e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-24
Sic Siamantensemiunu Der
Eroe.

TQ felt ben betunnten 'Funben in
8euti6 SuOneItafrita aud Ssutfhz
Lamb an Der OiQmonteninouitrie Be.
tbeiIigt lit, getpinnen Die Mittbeilunz
gen, Die ). u. 9ropn in Der Neuauf=
lage ieines 8uhes .S6e oiumono
rnines Of ths porlb" iiber bic 8ez
iammtprobuttton on 0iomdnten ouf
Der grbe gibt, aud fir OeutIfe bsiorz
beres Jnteref1e, obtpobI Die fir friihere
3siten angegebeneH 3ablea nur ouf
unii6ersn S6GBungeu beruben, BEL
0enen Seller i'm 8etrugs bon DieIsn
Wttuionen Wtort 10 gut pie 9epib Iino.
Bis gum Sabre 1927, in bem bic err
iten braiiIioniiden 9iumantsn gefunz
ben rDurben, fam ols ein3ige nenuensz
ipertbe 5unDitdtte eigentItd nur Sfts
inbien IN getraht, ous Der Welt Biz
5ur @egenpart II WiQtonen aurat m
Wertbe DON 370 Wdnionen Waart oez
Iiefert bat. Nus gruiiIien, beifsn
prOouftion in neu.rer 3sit le1r su>
riidgsgungen 1T, tpurbsn i'm Qaufs Der
Isbten 18O Sabre runp 13 Mi1ionsn
aarat i'm Derths bon 46o Wiuiones
Weart auf ben martt qebraht. Was i'm
1lrdl, in 9ictorta uno in NeuIiibz
ipales unb gorb aorolind an 0tQ=
monten gefunben pirb, 1T fir ben
Mnrtt pDllig belanglos, bageeen bat
bic bisber unerforfdte Hiefniniel
8orneo aus ben lpeniaen, bort bergz
ndnniId betriebsnen Junbitdtten biz.
ber Iber 100000 aarat i'm Mertb bon
runo 20 MiQtonsn Wart gelisfsrt.
Weit iibsrtroffen ipirp dber biefe
Gefamntuusbeute aus idmmtli6en,
fbon felt LANCER 3eit bstrisbensn Sias
mdntfunbitdtten BON Siioofritd, Db=
gleih oeHen Reihtbum on oem toftbds
ren, gliberroen, triitaltiirteu aoblene
ftoff erft felt pier8is Sobrsn bstannt
unb Der int.niiDe Qbbau bes biumanz
tenreihen Elue groulrb bon nod pie(
iiingerem Datum lit. Nlein bic BON
Cecil Rbpbes gegrinoete 9e gesrss
GonfoliboteD Wlines gompanp bat
hss& yiek aaazs cine sxfAi&Hi,sliAe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-24

QFerbs Elm sutes ShIadtiieifb Iiefern
tonntsn. bas aeeions: tpGre, unter be-
ftimmtsu umi.dnosn Die brineenoiten
gtuhrunss bsbiirfniiIe Der SruppeH gu
befriebig.n. Gin gut orsdniiirter. in
Die 9ednit Der SSIsii,5o.rperthuna nit
aGIt. .ingepeib.er 9ierit rpiire nod
GoItas Qniiht cine Ritt gu uHt.rihdss
enoe ipittise o,oromifte Silfsou.ue
i6affen. gu hrutiidtissr ipdr. aud,
bob nit Der ginrjdtuns zines ioIten
Slenitss Elm onbeyer ouberoreentIih
6nsisniiher 9spsd srreitt piirb., Mans
lid m0sIitit ftnsq bas sseIo BON elmer
o.piFen gH3obI BON pfsrb.I.id.n Ju
befreien uno 10 Die bur6 gerfpeiung
.ntitetenoen Gsilbr.n gu o:rrinesrn.
Quf bemieIben Spnoreb ht.It1JrduIsin
WariQnns Stcrn (Wisn), aphz uno
5ausbaItungsi dulinhaberin, Iber ole
9.rD.Nbun9 oss qefrOrensa 5Isiites
in Der au6e einsu 9oriroe. Die 9prs
tragenoe mics an Der 5ono felbftoes
mad.er 9sriute bic leihts D,rbauIih.
tsit uno bic gldhrbaftig,eit oes sJlsi.
ihes mad. gtur tpmmt es auf bas
rit)tige Gufttausr uHb bi. ,iitenee.
moBs 3ubereitung on. Wsrben bieTe
gordusiebungsn erfiilt, 10 eisrst iih
oos g.frorsne ;FIeifh als nobrbaF.es,
cut.s urb biIyioes 9ol,snahrunosmi.s
tel. - Nud sinsm 8prirng bon Or.
Wtortel (4Suris) iiber ben r.latipen unb
o6ioluten Werth BON oefror,nem unb
a.iiiblte4n JIsiih als Hdbrunesmittel
purpe fotqenbs yfefolution nngsnoms
men: .8e'rorenes uno qetiitIiss
Sleiih bilb.n glGbrprobu.ts, beren
Werth qI.ih iii nit benz bes frii6sn
JleiTdss iibsrau DO, tpo bi. sGlte bei
eeIunbsm Jlsiih unb in ben tpiins
f6nsperttn mobernen 0erbeneruns
gen GneeDenoet rpirb.~
Wibgef did eines 0iebes.
3ebn Jabr. lang bat Elm 0ie5 isinen
Raub 5u b.pobrsn setpubt. obne enis
bstt gu perocn. Sect, ols er .nbIi1
Die Jrudt. isirss Yerbrehens eenisbea
tpoIlts, fisI sr ioiort In bic 5Gnb Der
geb0roen. 9or sshn Jabren mar BEL
einem 9riiieIsr 4r5t Elm Jran3oi.
Namens Gerarb als Tiener bei6Gfs
tist. Gin.s Rohts purb.n in benz
9aufe fir 100000 Jranes Sup.!en
uno guntpopisrs eeitobleu. Sbipo1t
uuf ben 9iensr bamdIs elm Werbadt
fisl, pubts Ct ii6 70 eefhidt gu tenebs
men, bub Die 9eri.bte ihm Irihts anbas
ben tonnten. Gr sntflob nah Jrunts
reid u7c rpobnte bort in iehr beihei.
oensn 9erbdItniFen. DDn km eeitobs
lenen Out, fam nihis gum 8orihein.
Dor apraem t.hrte Gerarb nah BEL
glen 3r,iid unb srsdblis in Namur eis
mem Banter. bub er BON einem Der
@erfpcnntsn Surpelen unb ganfnoten
i'm Mer.be bon 100000 Jrancs seerbt
babe unb fragte i'm, ipis er iie su 8.lb
ma4sn tonrte. Der Banter it0pfte
Beroaft unb benahridtiss Die poIiSei.
9Ieih3eitig foroerte er Gerarb auf. r
ioue ieinen gan3en 8eiis 5u ibm brinz
gen. I'm Die Rummern Der Buuinotea
fsititellsn Su fornen. Oerarb fam. unp
ss itsll!e Tia balo berous. Dob bic pa
pierre. bic felt 3sbn Jabren DerIhlpurz
ben paren. iih nod in ieinem 8eiis bes
fanben. gr purb. perbaftet unb ses
ftonb, bab er ieinen Nnub 5ebn Sabre
lang pergraben gebalten unb ibn jest
berporseboii babe, bo er meinte. bub
man iein Wsrbrsdsn f6ou psrstKsa
Raba
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-24

. mensS hneiber, erfahrener
118 MeIt 7. StruBe. 2s2l25
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-24
Su uermttt4ex.
81 uerkaulen son N sernteiben.

gopItifne. & gstaarbtiffe: In tebr an.
fem 3mitGuoe. 9Iie SsoInpnnaeH. Srhn Y.
s9ebsr GATE 522 8ire Gitabe. 1875
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-24
Derfan8t An,eigen.

Gin beutfnes 81 Sen fir upitnir5'
slgbeii uHe nu BEL ben alnDern 81 belfsu.
RdTsufrageH BEL Yrs. i. =. auli, SO. 24so
t1EanoiH Woao. Gin. bp
8sf6trrma6e 3uf6neieer uH5 Gfttb,
ers foiorf Gbe 1eriins Campbell DO, no.
f22 @rcaopap QinctHaan. 2o-3i
eper etuiitss MseAeu Ga&,a'
isassR 1913 CT ItRlAaH Eircss 2sa!nut 6iuA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-24

Gtrber, ttriet r6atnes Se.ttrss aHn -WehtHs
Efitsrss. nm In Der @srbsga IA arbtfsH. Ets'
ias arbsii ihr bic ritfsssn WsHHer. Wrisr Hehn.
NatsHfrastn bel Ybil GmriA. s24 Rain etrebt.
Cincinnati. &. 8.A
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-24
NoYddeutscherGko

IOND0N-PaRfs- s-0RFMFN
Hssetmntsae eAnenbamsIer ieoea Tfeuhae.
:arpup rinasGtn GeeiIie", rasifer ssifHetm ssr
Smtttt", ,QrsnertHS Eifbem", ..&sifer hilkeim
bsf grpke"
Re8sim&ttse SsNbamS'eriakn ishsn TteaMas
NIT neaex 6speeTffvaaben.Tampf
1000 1orneneetd1. 700 Sub lang 10 ssub brett
gssoarsss igatstnisssn", ,.;sfh. Ertssrt6 Dd.
&C., ~sreslaa". .Rrtns,s aiis,". .Sa,SarvTs".
,@remen",
MATCHMAKING 4ekbampier isben NpnRefhao
~HheH oacaiu", fuessn".
MtffeImeer gabrf:
Ge6RAlYAR-NEApFE-
wreuian e1nenbampfer teoen eamhaa.
~Beritn" treu). .NartarpHa", ,,Qnnisiu YcuSs
ft@, o&nnts dibeTf", ,9riussffin Srene",
.Ee6sr~
HorsheI. Virri idfuna tn aa,a.rn urb 9vtf6erbed
unabhhnaiee 1ctren nm hte g2eIt
-IrooeSrs She6" dfltia nber bic eanss melt.
oEIRSc6S z CO., 6rosavsav. N.
Generataaeuttr
Naenfsn fir GtncHrntf:
Z unb ssoinut strote; @tftern Sermou Sarf:
giins nGftHnal Banf; 9epler & Co.. 1910 Aace
81: St'ft.Z1trb Rational SnYrf: sriettor 0ers
man naaf. 9arrtfon NIB Gogerain Ebes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-24
.,err Eaitpr i'm GOlfsmit.

Glide Geidihtden, bic ben gauern
nnb giidern on Der Norbieetiiite uno
ionit spiitsn Wefer unb Glbe aus
Rm Mlunbe eenpmmen uno in Der
3eitfhrift ,g2ieperiadien" ipieosrsrs
SdbIt iino, ieten dls Elm erbeiternber
gepeis bafiir, pie Der @oltshumor
ouh bic psrIou bes Serrn gaitors
nitt un9eihoren ldBt, bier mitgetheiIt.
0erredteplaB. Der Super
intenbent stnss groben 3irhipisls mar
Mteiiter Der Rebetunit, beionoers Die
rbetpriIde grage mar fetn Spe3iaIgsz
biet. unb oarunter muBten Ieinegdus
ern Sonntag fir Sonntas leioen.
Wiebsr tpor einmol Der Gag oss
germ eetommen. Cert Der prebigt
mar Der Mpoftel paulus. Der dIte
Serr rsoete iih in sinen mdhti9sn Gtz
fer binein. lInb als bic llbr i6on betz
nahe 3polf mar, ou fam er erIt gu 'etz
ner ,@Iansnummer" Gin let6tes
Seufsen Iieb iih boren.
r. Meine 2ieben in bem Serrn,
Der tennt nibt paulus? gDsr tennt
ibn ntbt, ben 9epaltigen? Wis iOl
ih ibn nennen? Wobin iou ih ihn ie=
ben2 Son ih ibn ieBen neben phiIipz
pus2 gtein, meine 2isben, hober! Sol
i'd ibn Ieben ueben 2utas? Sober!
sit iein BIob nebsn 9etrus, bon bem
ee1drieben itebt: n8u biit Yetrus, uno
ouf bieien SSelIen nil if bouen neine
Gsmeinoe?" Rein, duh oa 1T niht ietn
gIuB. Nleire Gieben in oem Soerrn,
ipohtn ioQ th ibn TeBsu? -"
9d srbebt iih Elm Bauer, ntmmt8e>
{angbub uno Wiibe uno ia9t: sSerr
SuppenDent, ietten ga bunm man
,lpp mien PluB, id CAB no 5us."
Die 8artenfpie eSm
Rruge IaBen ON Sonnabeno am rltnz
ben 5iih eifri9s SartenipieIer. limb
uuter ibnen mar ouh Der Yaft0r, Der
pieI perlor uno pI0BIi6 oufitano. I'm
on isiner Yreoigt gu urbeiten. r6err
gaitor," ihris ibm elmer na6, rSG
fpGIen 10 geern &prten, absr8 buren
Ga mall m0rQen upp b San3el Dresz
nal nananosr Srumpf isggsn?" 0us
Spiel iparo unterbrohen uno unter
ou9emeiner 0eiterteit cine Wette abgez
fhlpfIen.
2lm Sonntag lit Die Stride brshenb
poQ; es lit strpas rudbar esnoroen.
Rah benz @eIange iteigt Der goTtor
feierlin bic &dnseI binuuf uno IdheIt
Elm tpsnio, tpie er Die pelen 2sute fieht
uno unter ibnen ale ieiney Spielgenoiz
fen. ShDer IalGet er nit ieiner
6anb ouf bic Gan3eI nieosr uno ruff:
.Sa iissn tie 3uIammsn an thren Ii=
fhen, ipisIen &orten uno ihreien:
.Srumpf, 9rumpf, Srunpf!" 4ber
iie DergeiTen ben SerrH uno iein
9as 9rpfit. Sontier10 bate
benz 6errn Yaitpr eine &arre gfuben
oebrdbt unb nurD. in bic Stube gez
bsten, Inn Elm GIos gBetn 3u trinten.
Sic plauoerten Suiarmen; ober bic
ulte sSrau mar rtht reft BEL berSute,
fhisIte INNER nah bem GIoIe bin uno
bate 81 germ getruntsn. Si. tpubte
pobI, Dab man anitoBsn muTe uHD
grDiit Iagen, pagte otes ober bel BEN
gaitor ni6t gu tbun, neil iie qlaubte,
bus ihtde iih bier ni6t. 0orum
ba6te lie mad, pb ihr ni6t sttpasWebnz
lihes etnfieIe. Gnotid bate lie ss gez
funbenl Shr 0eIiht Isu6tets, uno iie
nabm bos 9Ios, itisB an uno fQgt.:
.5aQsIuja, Serr qaitor!!"
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M annsr, snsi, Hm Ia stmr Eairp Da arbsi.n.
3755 estDasps @ccb. Gore Qars Gaflec Var.
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q iifer fnr has ~Gasf uno Tub Teparte.
ment. z. Wl. Shott L. Cons 60, yacspfi6eu
uneulie unb IafeI Strcbs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-10-24

9ie 8tfanntihait s'"'' ssn ,'asm @'s''' .a'.a s1s
naatrneu farmer esfuHt Grnf seusiutt CGsrten
bIattH. g3,Ms
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-06-11

for each other. and both are meant for
me-"
He admits that in the old years of
financial tightneSS he could content
himself with other astronomical "af-
finities," whose trysting place is the
cook stove Pork and beans were well
come, and ham and eggs were an irri-
descent dream. He could enthuse over
corned beef and cabbage or liver and
onions. Spare ribs and sauerkraut he
never took kindly TO, probably because
his lineage lacks any leaven of Teu-
tonic block. Strange TO say, he never
hankered for the Romeo and Juliet Of
edible "affinities'' to-wit: Strawberries
and cream.
Now it is chicken and chicken alone
AS chicken gourmandizer Jack is IN
a class by himself. He maintains pri-
we'll appointed kitchen and a chef. He
Is quite English in demanding that his
food be properly prepared.
Jack and the Pinfeather.
It IS said that on one occasion, find
ing a pinfeather or two in the wing Of
one Of his chickens, Jack chided the
cook .
You should disrobe these birds with
more care" is what Jack IS credited
with saying.
Some old world Trainer of saws and
epigrams once said: Tell me what
you eat and I'll tell you what you
are"
There must be something In the con-
tention, else why do we feed walnuts
and almonds TO our Thanksgiving tur-
keys in the belief that nutty flavor
will be impaired to the gobblers? In
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the same connection it is claimed, that
a man who makes an exclusive diet Of
pork viii in time acquire a facial re-
semblance to the animal that supplies.
With bacon, it may be that Johnson
will develop some of the characteristics
of the ordinary barndoor chanticleer.
Even now there is a report that the
men who rub him daily have noticed
that the bony ridge on top of his head
is beginning to look like a ROSTERS
comb, and that his heels bear horny
protruders, which are like budding
spurs.
But his hunger for chicken is inces-
SAINT and the wide eyed broilers who
crane through the cracks IN their coops
seem to think that more heads are be-
was the case in the days of the French
revolution. If they could voice their
protest in human speech contemporary
verse would have TO include
The Song of the AK.
Chop, chop, chep,
When the day is beginning to peep.
Chop, chop. chop,
When our eyes are heavy with sleep.
And. it's Oh, to be gull.
A-soaring DER the dimpling tide.
With never the dread of the guillotine.
Or tomb i'm the coon's inside.
Roasted broiled and stewed,
Fricaseed, fried In cream.
Till over the dishes he falls asleep,
And eats like one IN a dream.
Drumsticks, gizzard and breast
Dark meat, wishbone and wing
OH the ghosts of a thousand roosters
will crow,
When he is knocked out Of the ring.
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thing for the hard working pitcher
while the said finger is resting on the
bench which gets away with the pen
nant and that was where Mr.. Chance
and his hirelings broke into the NOV
/ ing pictures and bumped the other
teams out of the focus. They were ever
lastingly pulling new stuff on the Of
fensive end of the game. That little
crab Of a John Evers, than whom there
IS no wiser youth outside captivity, has
about 400 different ways of working his
passage around the base runners alley.
Any time that young flea gets on first
base with three outs still TO come,
there is cause for worry. John never
clogged the runway-nOt so that any
one ever caught him at it, And he Is
only one Of the men who, working I'M
der the directing eye of Chance,
brought off many a victory for his
club.
Baseball does not always lie in out
hitting the other fellows any more than
it lies in OUtpitching them. A great
part depends on out-guessing the op-
position and the Cubs were all grand
little guesFers.
Only Few Hundred Thousand.
If Chance goes to the bench he Will
hurt the feelings of a few hundred
thousand devotees of the game who
have become attached to him in the
past five or six years. At the present
time there are a few men who have
won their right to respect on every
diamond in their respective leagues.
Chance, Mathewson, Wagner, Cobb,
Johnson, Lajoie-these men are sure
Of theirs place in the baseball hall of
fame, aid the men who give up their
hard earned suskins to see the teams
hitch up in battle would sincerely
mourn the departure of a favorite.
Chance hasn't really declared him
self He is a young man yet. 1t is
quite true that he has had his bumps.
Probably he has suffered as many
serious accidents as any PLAYER now in
the harness In his early days he had
way of anchoring himself "a the
plate which made j. next to ImpOs-
sible for him to get away from a fast
inshOOt, and at least once this batting
habit took him 70 the hospital with 4
crack in his skull. He has hurt his
arms and his legs and his fingers.
As q Base SteaIer.
a few years ago, when the Cubs
came riding home so many miles in
front of the rest, Chance in an attempt
to keep his men from easing UP after
cinching the flag, stole bases like a
wild man and finished the sea son one
mass of bruises from head TO foot
CGuSeU pN SIiuIHS iAtO the StdIlOHS HSdu
and feet first. He has had his bumps
and he carries his scars, but he has also
received his reward. As ball players
go, Chance is quite wealthy man. He
doesn't need TO work if he does not
want to stay with the game but the
fans will unite in a sincere hope that
ii may be a long day before he puts
silk laces in his spiked shoes and con-
fines his activities to the coaching line
and the coupon clipping, Ia John Nc
Graw.