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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-07
9eod) Gin Qmftld)iffer getSotet.
g r eSIu II, GreuBen, 4. 9lpl

BreS II II, ErenBet1, 4. Mpr.
Grofeior &i6aro Mbegg, Elm fer
porragenber @bernifer un6 BrofeIIor
ser gben1ie an ser l1niperiitdt 8res=
Ian, tpuroe getootet, ais er periu6te,
nit einem 2uftbaao11 au lan6en. &ro=
felior gbegg, Der sen 2uftiport iebr
liebte, ftieg geitern bon bier iln 2uft=
bauon u56leiien>" @igentbnm oes
2uftfabrtpereins, auf &aliagiere ma=
rem nob etne nit 8rofelfor Abegg
perman6te Came nn0 ser Sugenieur
aarl @eritel. Mabe Seiiin in Med-
acknowledgements tpur6e Sic 2anonng
periu9t. @eritel un6 Sic Game batten
idon gludli6 Sen &orb perlailen, ols
elm @inoltoB Sen balbgeleerten 8aaon
ertfubrte un0 sen Erofelior mttl6lep=
te, tpobei er einen S@doelbru@ un0
ei1en 8ru@ ieiner 8eine erlitt. ST
mar i6on nad fur5er 3eit toot.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-07
Sen gapit nid)t seiebe,1.
81 0 NJ, 5. 9(pr.


@rpr6iioent 9fooiebelt bat nt6t,
tpie man bisber allgemein angenom-
men, cine Muoien5 beirn &apit gebabt.
Die Iestere mar auf Dienltag ange~
lebt, bat aber ni@t itattgefunoen, 11a6-
Sem Der 8atitan 8eoingungen ltelte,
sic @ooiepelt ni9t angenomnen bat.
Die Berbanolungen iiber oieie Mnge-
legenbeit lparen bereits abgei6loilen,
ebe @ooiepelt Megppten perlieB, oas
ReIultat 6erielben puroe aber gebetm
gebalten Big 5ur Mnfunft oes e1praii-
oenten in @on1, auf @unid Der ame-
rifaniiben aatbolifen, oie Biz gum
letten MugenbIid bofften, nod eine
ginigung 3tpiiden oem @rprdiioenten
l1no Dem 8atifan berbet5ufiibren. gi-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-07
@emeinian1e aonferen5 er0ffnet.
8ittSburg, So, 4. Mpl


Cine gen1einiame &onferen5 oes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ser Yittsburg
Goal Operators Mliocation nno Ser
@eamten oes Diltrifts 9to. 5 Ser Ser
einigten @rubenarbeiter BON Nnerifa,
fat bier begonnen, I'M itd iiber eine
neue 2obnicala, 0ie fir Sic naditen
3mei Sabre gelten ion, gu einigen 9lls
sic &pnferen3 eroffnet muroe, maren
oie Musii9ten auf cine friib5eitige 8ei<
legung ser @rubenltreitigteiten i'm
.peltliden NenniplDa1ier giinitig. gu-
genblidli9 iin0 oort 10000 @ruben-
.arbaiter 5ur nntbdtigfeit perurtbeil:.
sic Weinen oieies @ebiets iino auBer
8etrieb un5 Die 5hlieBung Dnn bic
..e1l eroeen Ssn6uitrieanlagcn oroht
tpegen &oblenmangels.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-07
9te 3beilttabttte
&aiier @ilbelnts.
spenben fur bie Dpfer Der unsariiden
8ranbtataitropbe. = Stlgnng pon
G6mloen aus Der NtiQtonenerb-
idaft. - sytnan5ielle Mrrat1ge.
meuts Der Yrin5eiIin Qntie.
50 len. 5. Mpr

10 E W. ~. <tf\s
Beitelte &retle ser 8epolterung fat
es auf oas ipmpatbii6ite beriibrt, oaB
4uijes 8ilbelm Dem aaiier Sran5 So
lepb auf telegrapbiihem 8ege oen
Musor,1f ieines mdrmiten 8eileios
anlaBlib oes iiingiten opferrei@en
Branoungluds in 0em ungaril9en
Drte Def0rito, &onnitat 95utmar,
iibermittelt bat. gBie gleid5eitig be-
fannt gegeben pur0e, bat Der greile
&errider ser Doppelmonar6ie oem
taiierliden 8reun0 u1o &erbunoete''
in elmer iberaus ber5lieben Depeld)e
fir oas befun0ete Mitgeflbl geoanft.
Die Blatter iino nod angefuQt nit
ausfiibrli6en 8eri6ten iiber Die graft
lige aataitropbe, oie naatenloies 2eio
iiber Sic 5ablreiden &interbliebenen
ser yerungludten gebra6t bat. 9fa6
Meloln1getl mel6e aus Ser nngart=
lben @auptitaot bier eingetrofter
iino, taoeln sic 3eitungen in 8uoa-
pelt SEN oortigen 5taotratb, neil er
ii6 nit ser slbien0ung elmer 8eileios<
Depel6e begniigt babe, anltutt auf
lubitantieae glrt ein5ugreifen. Die
8uoapelter 8latter tpeiien auf Sic be-
reits geneloete Gbatla6e fin, oaB
ser 8iener Staotratb fir Die &ilfS=
beoiirtiqen in 0eforito sic 5unme bon
10000 aronen gelpenoet babe. Das
lei g4ue oerbe 2eftior, DE man bon
Dem as l1igarnfeinolid peridrieenen
@ien binnebmen mulle.
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Mene Golitif.
50 nihin q t 0 II, 5. 8

IS bington, 8. Mpr.
1ie republifonii@en 6iibrer iino
lid offenbor nibt gang flar, mie tie
ii6 Sem Sarif gegeniiber BET oeh be-
poritebenoen @ablen perbalten iollen.
@abre1o lie nod Dor einigen @o6en
felt enti6loiien uaren, iid BEL Ser
Muflteuung ser Yarteiprogramlne fir
sic Staatsfonpentionen auf oen
5tauopunft gu iteQen, 0ab Ser @aDne-
s(lori6<Garif bon ser Hartei poa uno
gang geidiibt uno aufredt erbalten
tperoen miilie, baben sic Greigniile ser
lebten 3eit, 10 insbeionoere oaS
=iiberraldenoe grgebniB Ser aongreb=
.1publ III Maiiaduietts, no cine repu=
blifaniiGe Nfaioritdt bon $4,000
Stimmen in cine iibertpaltigen0e 0e-
nnofratiide Mebrheit pertpanoelt mur=
oe, ani9eine11o 0as Sbrige oa5n beige
tragen, sic SiegesgelpiBbeit Ser &on=
grebfuber gu eri6iittern. 9sob Dor
gan5 fur5er 3eit mar es I'M &riegs=
ratbe beldlolien getpeien, cine regulare
aampogne 5u er0ffnen, pelde oas
golf enogultig bon oem mobltbatigen
ginfluB Des Gartfes iiber5eugen loute.
Man l9etnt in5mii6en eingeleben 5u
baben, baB man oas @olf nibt 5min=
gen fann, ein uni6madbaftes @eri6t
binrnte5uidluden un6 obenorein nod
gu lagen oaB es gut geidmeft babe.
Ser Sarif lit fir SEN groBten Ibeil
oes Golfes unDer0aulib uno miro ii9
itets mieoer in grinnerr1ng bringen,
Bis er Dur6 Elm &aOifalmittel aus
6e1n Srganismus berausgebra6t NOR
Sen lit. Die neueite @olitif ser 9a=
rifpatrone lit es. SEN Ramen 0es l1n-
belie6ten @elebes in 0en Earteiprc-
gramm ser peri9ieoenen 5taatSfon
pentionen iiberbaupt nt6t gu ertpdb<
men, es to0t5uidtpeigen uno Die Sal
tung ser Yartei 0ernielben gegeniiber
gdn5li9 inn nnf!aren 5u lailen. go
lit beiipielstpeije i6on inn 5taate sSn-
biana perfabren moroen un0 anoere
5taaten lperoen nadfolgen. Sb oieie
Holttif sic ridtige lit unb Sic ge=
uiinl9ten @rfolge 5eitigen miro, nluB
sic 3nfunft lebren.
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2obufurbermng abgelebnt.
Denper, gol., 4. Mpr.

Denper, Gol., 4. Mpr.
Sic @rubenbeiite I'M noroli@er
8eairf bon COLORADO lebnten am Wton=
taq Sic Mebrforoerungen ser Bergleu-
te ab, un0 ser 5treif miro oesbalb IN
oielem @ebiet auf unabiebbare 3elt
fortuelebt meroen. 9ie @rubenbefi-
t,er erfliren ibrerleits, 0aB oer Bez
trieb in einigen 1agen mieoer autge-
noumeu peroe. Sen bisberigen gn=
aelteateu miro @elegenbeit gegeben.
lpieoer al1 arbeitel1. nno menn lie nt9t
ppaen, loaen Ni9t=l1nionleute ange=
lteQt lper0en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-07

nidt geniigeno 8agen fir Sen 5mi=
i6enitaatli6en 8erfebr i'm 8etrteb bat=
ten. ssSn oem 9ebrasfa SAL ertlarte
@idter @olnes, 6ab oie 8abnen al
leroings ibren in Sen 6reibriefen ent=
baltenen 8eltimmungen na65nfonunen
baben, baB Tie aber auBeroem, rpie an<
oere &orporationen gerpiiie &e6te be-
iiben, sic Ourd sic 8un0esperfalll1ng
gei9iibt ieten.
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8e5abltc sdjnlbe11.
g + iiilel, 5. Mpril.

-, ! ~
Ser &e@tsanualt ser &rin5elltn
9uije BON 8elgien, ser gelbteoenell
@attin oes Nrin5en 8bilipp pon Sah=
lel1=aoburg uno @otba, bat 5ablretde
5duloen ser alteiten Go6ter oes inn
0e5ember geitorbenen &onigS Geo.
polo aus oem MISUNDERSTANDING
be5ablt uno bei @eri6t cine Summe
oeponiert, I'M oie redtmabigen 5or=
oerungen ser iibrigen @laubiger gu
0eden. Yrtn5 Hbilipp fat eine Dalbe
DeiQion &ronen 5uriidge5ablt erbal=
ten, sic er leiner5eit bergegeben bat=
tie, INN, sic ebemalige @attin Dor I'M
fell infolge ibrer finan5iellen WftB=
mirtbibaft gu beuabren
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6treiffieber.
81 q hpitprN 81 81 /

&o9eiter, g. g., 4. Npr.
Gon $50 Bis 500 Mngelteute Ser
iieben bieiigen @rauereien singen an
Sen Streif, na6oem ii6 Sic perldie-
0enen perbunoeten @emerfldaften ant
San1itag Mbeno auf elmer Maiienper<
Ian1mlung ourd stintn1abgabe oafiir
entidieoen batten. 9ie &auptforoee
rungen ser Streifer iinb: 2obn5ulage.
perfiir5te Mrbeits3eit uno pollitanoige
Mhnoerung Ser fontraftli6 feitgelteu.
ten Mrbeitsb sbeoingungen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-07
&ieiige OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
st. Petersburg, 4. Mpr.

St. e t 3 g, 4. Apr.
Die Negierung miro in &iir5e III
ser Dun1a cine 8orlage einbringen
5ur @eorganiiirung Ser nationalen
@ertbeioigung, nad mel6er mabreno
ser naditen 5ebn Sabre fir oieien
3ued 675 Wduionen Collars ausge-
geben peroen iouen. Sir 2anopertbei<
oigung ii1o 325 Neiaionen porgeie-
fen. Dieie @el0er ioIen bauptia4li6
5ur Ser ritdrfung Ser 6eltungen So
mono uno 8reit-2itpesf permanot
ueroen iotpie 5ur grridtlng elmer
neue Settle bon 5eltungen int Snnern
Eolens.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-07
Steuer beredltigt.
W q 3 bingt on, 4. Mp1

Us d ng t 0 Il, q. Npr.
las Obergeri9t ser Ser. Staaten
entldieo ami Montag 0en Nro5eB Der
5outbmeitern Oil Gompanp gegen Den
5taat Geras gu @unlten 0es Staates.
Daourd miro sic &erfaiiungsn1aBlg=
felt oes Staatsgelebes BON Geras auf-
redt erbalten, !pona6 Ser Staat gu
elmer 5teuer bon 2 Hro5ent ser Brut-
toeinnabmen BON 0em 8erfauf bon
Oel, 8etroleum etc bere9tigt lit.
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3m @mmiten Der 8abnen.
80 aihin4to 0 n. 4. vi

Gas Oberbunbesgeridt trat in Ell
,,er am Montag gefanten gntidei-
Dung fir sic 8abngefeni6aft Elm,
inoem es cine Gnti4eio1ng Ser 2e-
gislatur bon Nebrasta fir perfa1-
iungsrpiorig erfldrte, mel4e BON ben
8abnen perlangte, bob 6ieie auf Ser
langen gaebengeIeiie 81 alien ibre'l
@etrei0eiduppen 3u legen baben. an<
Berbem miro ourh iegntidet6ung oes
gbergeridts Elm Bej4luB ser StaatS-
regierung bon Mrfanias umgelporfen,
11nh tpel1em oen Babnen cine Stra-
e auferlegt peroen ioute, neil tie
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aaroinal @ibbons int MSeifen &ans.
@ a ihinqtonl 4. Mpr.

$50 bingto II, 4. Mpr.
Ser 8elu9 oes &ar0inal Gibbons
I'M @eiBe11 @aus .ma@te bier beoeu=
tenoes slufleben, oa man permutbe-
te, er iein in Gerbinoung nit oe1n
Noolepelt uno Sen Naplt beriibrenoen
2lpiiheufaa erfolgt. 9ies muroe je=
sod pom &ralioenten Saft iopobl
als pom &aroinal als l1nri9ttg err
flart. Gibbons iagte, es babe ii6 Inn
einen einfa9en @ofli6feitsbeiud ge
ban0elt.
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8raueritreif beeubet.
q 6 roiIe, Wis..

ga @rolle, isis, 4. Npr.
Ser Streif ser bieiigen 8ranerei=
arbeiter, Ser ont lebten 6rettag Die
59lieBung bon 5 8rauereien peran=
laBte, purbe beigelegt, u1t0 ale Mnge=
itelten gingen ipieoer an 6ie Mrbeit:
Die 2eute erbielten ale ibre Sorornn-
gen 3ugeitanoen. sic erbalten 5pei
Collars mebr 2obn ser Mrbeitstag
beitebt iebt aus 8 arr5tatt 9 Stun6en
u1o anBeroem iin6 nod oeri6ieoene
unmi9tigere Gorberungen belptlltgt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-04-07
Sabafsitreif.
2ouispille &D, 4. Mpr.

0ouisDille, &D., 4. Mpr.
Ser Streif ser Gabafsarbeiter BON
2ouispiae, 1pelder lebte 8ode be-
qann, fiibrte am Montag 5ur S@lte<
Bung bon 5lpei ser groBten 6abrifen
ser 9(mericun 5obacco Company in
Ser Staot @tma 1000 Wdnner uno
sSrauen buben ii9 0em Streif ange-
iehlo1len. 1ie 2eute perlangen bobere
9obne.
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geite / bis s
ne Nflidt iei, Sic fatbolii6e Stride
ldiiten uno pertbeioiget lpoQen.
@ooiepclt mnb @indut.
Mom, 4. Mpr.

5beooore 9fooiepelt uno @ifforo
Bindot lperoel1 ii6 am II. Mpril in
@enua treffen. sd meroe nod unie-
rer 8egegnung ni6ts fir Sic Seffent=
li9feit gu iagen baben," erflarte &oo-
iepelt in 8e8ug al1f oie beooritebenoen
3uIamnenfunft, ~un0 es ioute MIDI
iiberral6en, menn Bin6ot mas 5u ia.
gen bat." @ooiebelt erfldrte, oaB er
bon 6em friiberen Dtreftor Ser amer.
6oritubtbeilung ni6ts gebort babe
ieit er nad Mfrifa abreiite, bis er bon
8in6ot eine Depeide aus &openbagen
erbie(t, 6ie beporlteben6e &eiie na@
@enua at1fiin0igen0.
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11niperiitat einaeaidert.
@ern, @91pei5, 4. Mpr.

Ber11, S@me15, 4. Mpr:
Die groBte fatboliid)e l1niperittat
ser 56pei5, oas Mariabilf, pel6eS
in ser 9eabe Don Sdlpp5 gelegen it,
brannte 5onntagnad)t nieoer. Die
4ir6enbibliotbef un0 cine mertbDoQe
tpiilenldaftli6e &olleftion mur0en
aerlt0rt. 500 Stuoenten mtto Yrofel=
loren entfamen nit fnapper 9totb
Detn 5pDe.
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Q1hne erbSbt.
8etbleb e nj, go, 4. Mpr.

q eI z y III, Pu., e. ztPt.
Sic 8etblebem @teel Company
fin6igte am Montag an, BOB iie be-
reit iei, ibren @ieBern cine 2obner.
bobunq bon SO Gents sic @o4e 5u
aeben. Dieie 2obnerbobung tritt am
Is. Mpril in &raft, 1tn6 oamit mer-
Sen oie glngeitenten Der @eieuidaft
allen anoeren Mrbeitern in Stablmer-
ten in ben Ser. gtaaten gleia9eiteQt.
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.(yelb fir ben u9soropol Gntoeder." "
ge em Worf. a. Mpr.

Muf sic Mutoritdt 6es aapitans
Osborn Bin ser elmer Ser eifrigften
Bertbei6iger oeS Dr. 5reoerid q,
Evening journal., 1910-07-06
THOSE BUSINESSES THAT
REQUIRE NO ADVERTISING

ooh, don't have to advertise Everybody knows me and
knows where l am"
Did you hear business speak these words?
Advertising solicitors will all tell you that they have heard
that story times than they
And then they will tell you that the who say it in
variaby very foolish very conceited.
Furthermore if you give them half chance, they will GO
tell you that the business of those who don't have
advertise usually already the down gradegoing back
ward.
That they have good of them keep backing
down the hill until they clean Of sightand for
gotten
For the business who don't to advertise the
who do not have to keep upohemes in other
respects,
Their trade IS made up of old customers
They get
The other feloyvthe who advertsess getting all the
And he keeps them because he does than
advertise.
Meanwhile the old customers of the merchant whom
Everybody knows die off. There's help for
The business that is comparative without adver
Using be made by proper advertising
For the why it success, simply because
admirably conducted in other respects
How such business that would grow only the
for popularity spread broadcasif rightly adj
verisedl
Evening journal., 1910-07-06
GRILLE" FANS
ARE STARTLED
By Statement That Team May
be Sold or Transferred
DIRECTORS WILL NOT
DISCUSS THE SUBJECT

WiLLIAMSPORT, Pa. July 6.-The
statement made by one OF the leading
directors OF the Williamsport baseball
club that unless the baseball team
mere is given better support IL may be
transferred 10 Wilmington startled the
local fans and has aroused general dis
cussiou throughout the city Everyone
admits that the ban team has been a
big advertisement for Williamsport and
it's removal would mean a loss 10 the
city In many ways At the same time
iteis also admitted that the men who
have been putting up the money 10
keep The team going can hardly be
blamed for getting discouraged over
the small attendance at the home
games, especially when the team has
been in the first division ever since the
season opened and much Of the time
has held first place
Directors Won't Talk.
Several Of the directors OF the club
were seen but all declined 10 make any
statement It was evident. however
from their answers TO questions in re-
gard 20 the statement that the matter
had been a subject 10 discussion. II is
known that Wilmington parties made
overtures before the opeing Of the sea-
son looking 10 the sale or transfer of
the franchise 10 that place. but the To-
cal men refused 70 consider such a
move az the time, believing that the
team this year would receive the sup
port il deserved
Some idea Of what IL Is costing the
men who are putting up the money can
be CLEANED from a statement made by
an official this morning that the paid
admissions for the eight games played
at Athletic park in June was less than
the guarantees paid the visiting clubs.
A visiting club received a guarantee Of
SIS with Altoona, the leaders Of the
Tri-State as an attraction there were
less than five hundred paid admissions
to Saturdays game
Others Helping TO Bear the Burden.
In addition 20 the directors OF the To-
cal club, there are a. number Of other
persons not directly interested in the
association who have generously borne
a share of the financial burden in the
past. and there are a few hundred who
have supported the team through at
tendance at the games. but the men
who have given their time and money
feel that their efforts are not being ap-
preciated.
Evening journal., 1910-07-06
LAST TRI-CITY
RACE ON SATURDAY
Philadelphia Horses Seem to
Stand Best Chance Of Win
ming Silver Trophy
WILMINGTON YET
HAS CHANCE TO WIN

Can the Philadelphia Road Drivers
capture the handsome silver trophy
hung up for first prize in the Tri-City
meets between Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Wilmington amateur drivers? The
third and final meet of the series will
be held on Saturday next. at the Cen
tlemen's Driving Park Baltimore. At
the meetings already decided-the first
at Wilmington and the second at Bel
mont tracks, points were won, leav-
ing AZ points still TO be contested.
Philadelphia has won SO points, VIII
mington, % points, and Baltimore %
points.
IT is generally agreed that Baltimore
is not in the running and will be beat
en- out by both Wilmington and Phil
adelphia, and also that Wilmington
win be a dangerous competitor over
the half-mile track at the Oriole City.
since the horses from Wilmington have
shown to be the better half-mile track
performers than those from Philadel-
phia. The following table shows points
xupf1 nv fho uarfouc boreac fo dafa.
Evening journal., 1910-07-06
NEWSY DOINGS
OF THE "SEMI'S"

They're stili going up-Tremont
-CS)-
Some ball players in-Madison.
Beaten by a hairs breadth-Peerless.
-(S)-
Hastings nightmare-Landiith.
Isl
Landlith Is passed by-Highland.
Isl
And it all happened before the Fourth.
fremont sees another flag behind the
stars and Stripes.
Isl
Curlett can frolic a little around the
third station.
welsh has improved since last season.
--(S)-
From 3-i5 TO 5.5s the one big noise was
Barnhill
Stealing bases Saturday was just a mat
ter OF taste.
81
roppin forgot the day was SATURDAY.
Isl
Bin o'Donnerrs catching affects his
batting
RenshAw made bad start at New
port
Isl
Highland has as many hrst bassmen
as Pittsburg
Isl
Madison is as popular in Landlith as
Jack johnson is in Alabama.
Isl
Newport Is the real thing to-day
Isl
Stewart pitched three games and al
lowed only ten hits. That's going some.
Isl
There was JOY untold in the vii
lage"
Isl
Finger pitched winning ball Satur-
day Caught Monday morning and
pitched Monday p. m. That helps.
Isl
Speaking OF pitching, must say hats
off to Pat Stewart
Isl
Jimmy Logue was back in the game
for Landlith and yet they lost
Isl
Ben Nichols twirled for Madison
Monday afternoon.
-(S)-
Barnhill is there in centerfeld
second base and with the ladies.
-(S)--
McAvaney was missed.
Isl
Where was Toppin?
Isl
Benson can left field better than he
can shorstop.
Isl
Knopf started out with a victory.
Isl
Cooney was hit hard in one inning
which lost Peerless morning game.
Isl
We are glad it comes only once ;
year
Weldin is no SLOUGH" in the catch
ing line. Got two hits also.
-(S)--
They say If all Peerless men wer,
out it would have been different.
Isl
Wonder why Moore didn't pitch 70
Highland? o you June 25th.
Isl
They say fremont will taste it Sat
urday. Play Madison a double
. header.
Evening journal., 1910-07-06
FODDER FOR THE
ALL-WILMINGTON FANS

"Buu" Hartman, or Hillside, got one
run, one hit, fye put-outs and four
assists.
Brittinham. of Parkside, was also
there with wings and pulled a couple
of good ones down In left field.
Hogan was there with his long
drives, getting three.
Ferguson says Rockford has lost
their last game this season.
Hard luck. Ferguson, after winning
Ave straight
Penn got one
Wallace. star pitcher Of Rockford.
and Harrigan. heavy hitter, were out
OF the Rockgord lineup.
Chloe" Booth, Of Hillside. pulled
one down barehanded after a long
run.
sanky Mcmahon can get them any
old way on first sack.
Moffet, Of Highland got three hits
Not so bad for a pitcher.
Beatty. who was injured in the
Rockford Highland game, is getting
around all right now, and is able to
sit up and take a cracker.
Duncan, who formerly played with
the Catholic League, Is playing great
game for Merwick
Manager John Lynch. of Highland,
said he is going to keep up at the
gait they are going.
Mike Grady, Of Ashley. got as many
outs as the team made runs, Is.
Minnie" Pierson. Of Ashley, pitched
nice ball and allowed but four hits.
Hall. Of Penn, played left field
Wonder what it will be next gamer
Who said Winthrop could not hit
Why he got four Of EN-.
stormy" Cloud, Of Highland, play
ed fast ball az shortstop and got two
runs, three hits. two outs and three
assists.
Ferguson is a snappy little catcher
and holds his regular pitcher up IN
fine style. But he cannot deliver thu
goods catching two pitchers wh'
never pitched before Get EN- mex
time. "Herby."
Jack Moore and Snowy" Malone,
say that the pennant will eithe
breeze the Highland or Rockford
air.
Did you see Bill Booth, Of Rockford
going after that drive OF George Gif
fords II it had hit the tower
would have put a dent in II.
Joe Farmer did not pitch Saturday
He was signing so many players tina
he has two bum fingers now.
The league will not meet tonight
Evening journal., 1910-07-06
DOVER RACING
ASSOCIATION MEET

DOVER, July G.-The second race Of
the summer al the new driving park
Of the Dover Racing Association will
he held mex Tuesday, July H. The
track has peen pJt ia excellent order.
new stables and stands have been
built and fencing protects the crowd.
The entries for next Tuesday are:
Match race-Quinton Patchen Vin-
Yard, George A. (McDanieD Glass
A-Daisy NJ. (Moore), Helen (Jones)
Lord Delaware (Boggs), Silent Pilot
CFord). Glass B-Borren Cpepperl
Frank r. (Jones), Jack Donnell Gas
sons). Class Especial colt race. The
colt race will be for a half nile. and
for this event entries can be maie as
late as the morning Of the race. July
10
Evening journal., 1910-07-06
SLOW GOING ON
CAMBRIDGE TRACK

CAMBRIDGE, Md. July 6-The
Handbook Driving Club held matinee
races before 5000 people yesterday af-
ternoon Split heats, hot weather
and heavy rain made the time slow
Owing to an accident Orient Bedworth
was drawn after the first heat in the
Free-for-all, by consent to the judges
Summaries:
FREE-FOR-ALL.
Redwood, S. S. by Bedworth
tMitchelD ........ ..........2
Nellie s., $. m. (Sherman II. Ford
and RathelD ............1 ,
Orient Bedworth, s. S., by Bed
worth (SimmOns) ...3 dr.
Time, 200, 2.21, 2.22.
CLASS A.
Crisis, G. e.. by Cardova CHicks) 2 II
Frank p, b. g., by Bolton Ne-
compte) .. ................1 2
Time. 2.27, 2.3O, 2.22.
CLASS A.
Pearl. b. m. by Battle Axe
(Noble) ...... ..............2
Blossom Wilkes, b. g. CCaull) L 8 4
Sadie Direct, b. m, by Direct
Ford 49,, ... ............4 2
title Coon, blk. g., by st. Lawr-
ence (DilD ..... ........3 as
Time, 2.S6, 2.3O, 2.27.