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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
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Der q Ja6re atle G6arfes DOtter
er(iegt Den Jalgen einer Karho(.
faursusrgiftuns.
alnsrb5rige bebaupten, cah es iitb am
ioIsemietmeres Werieben baubeite.

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Worsen Der % Sabre dlte ghdrles
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ipie bic gnseh0rigen oes iuneen Wdns
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beiaefiibri.
gotter, Der bsi Der pfau Turniturs
SO. beih1ftiat mar, ging eeiirH
niht snr arbsii. ba sr fif nift gnns
pohI Iiibite unb iiber 6aIsIhmsr5en
tlogts. auf ben Rotb isiner Shtpeitsr
eing sr an ben arSnsitaiten i'm Wss
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fpGter fanb ihn bic Sfpefier bier
itobnenb ouf bem 1uBboosn liesen
uno btmsritt, als Il. iih pollsr aneit
su ibm nisoErbsuets, siHen penetranten
aarboIaeruch. Sir rief unptrsiialit
Die gluttsr berbei. ihr suruisab. ooB
gbarlsn aus 9erisben aarbolidure
getrunten bate.
lie Woli3ei ipurDe bendhrlhtisi uno
binnsn fptniaer Winutsn mar oas pOs
Ii,eiuutomobil Sur Stens. eas ben
SterbsEbsn mad benz itdotifheu So
ipitdi bvahte. 100 er, obne tpi.osr gum
gsuubtfsiu sstommen 3u isiu. nod
ipsnipsu Minuten ben lessen QtbsmSug
that
@ans btIonbsrs trasiih geI'aItst iid
Der lob bes iungsn Mlannss ourd
ben llmitanp, bab er i'm gsgriff itdno,
iih 3u perbsirdtber. Seine graut mar
sin fSrl. Qnnd DOLE, Don Ho. 534
5ppiins Sirabs, bic, nIs ihr bis5iobss
botif,dit iiberbrnht puroe. roaig 3us
iammenbrah uHo obioIut nidt getro.
Itet tperben tounte. Der Coroner fpiro
bur6 cine llnitriuhung psfiuitip felt
suiteIIsu periuden, pb Is itt tboti1G
lid, Inn Elm foIsenfhperes gerfsben
oosr nm sinsn ir.ipiais.n Fob BAN
belt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
Sine pit)tigc Seruillisuns.

0as rationale ReprGientuntenbaus
bat $25O,OOO fir bic GinieBur9 elmer
Jarif 8ommiiiion perpiQigt. Gs
oUrfte taum einem 3petfeI unterli,s
Qen, DQB Der Senut ous 6lsihe tbun
lpiro, oa Der 9rQiioent nit ioId2r
GntIhieoenbeit 0drauf bsitsbt. 0dmit
tommt elmer Der nihtiQ'ten IsgisIatis
BEN 2tte in Der 8sitihte Der Der.
Stoaten 3ur GrIeoi9un9, Der in Iein:r
p;iteren 5OI9s iih oIs b0hIt iegenss
reid erIpeiIen pjrp.
SettDem Die Union beitebt, mar Der
1arif Der 3antupfsI 7pii6en ben
Porteien, Elm iprengsnosr aeiI IN
Den partsien ieIbit, Elm QIbDrut Der
8eI6dftsneIt uno in IeBtersr 3sit ein
ibtpertr S6aosn Fir Die gan3e N1s
tion. 2lue oieIe Tol9er iin6 Der sinGn
llria6e 3u3uItrei6en, oaB ieber Son
greb, Der fi6 nit Dem Garif bsiabts,
i'm Tuntlsn tappte unD oiefs untIurs
belt bon 9etpiIienIoien MenI6en aus
Qebeutet puroe. Wenn aud tpieberz
bolt rt6tig 9eidgt nuroe, bag Die
,3oQiGBe oas entItsioenos Wloment
fir bic geurt6eiIung oss 5ariTs ieien,
70 mar nienQls cine @enibxit pors
banben, oh bic 30ue ri6tiq anaeiest
feien ODER niht. 0ieientqsn, Die Elm
Sntsreiie on einem boten Sarif butten,
bsuteten Dieie llntlarheit aus, um b2n
aongreb uno oas 9olt nit fali6en
Nngaben gu betriigen. 10 baB Die 30Qe
tets gu bod tparen. Das bat iih
6eipn0ers bejm leBten garif geaeiot.
prGitOent 1aft. Der tsin iSabritaEt
bon 8aumnoQsn Wudrsn lit, bate
tnittnttio Die Gmpfinounq, oab Der
3arif fiir oieie 3u bod lei uuo oab
Qlorih iogar md cine grbObuna Be-
lpertitelltQt babe. DIS er 8oriteuun;
gen barber muhts, lpurbs er nit ein:r
Tluth Don itattitiIhen 9oten iibet.
ihiittet, oenen er rdtblos Qeqsuiiber
1tano, oenn er tonnts Die 4naabea,
Denn er ibnen aud niht trauts, n;ht
aus ei9eHer aenntniB ptoerlegen unb
es mar Eeluer oOrbaHoen, Der i6nl
unpartsiiifen 4ufihIuB bdtts aeben
tonnsH. Inter 0em neuen SnItem,
fpie es Die gsndnnte 8srniQiquno er.
m6gIi6t. miro Der qrdiibent enblih
pabr.n 2(ufidluB ertang:n. Gins
SommiFion bon 5admGnnern nir5
alle 8aten. Die CUR QbfaFung zines
5arifs notbig iinb, idmmeln unb lie
10 untsrbreitsn, pie iis in Wirtlidfeit
itno unb ni6t pie S.lbitiu6t uro
portsigeiit iie entftsllt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
llnbefannter ZelbitmDrber


Gin alter Mann, Seiisn Soentitat 10,
fpsit nod niht fsitesit.It tperoen TOM
ie. mahte ssftsrn Rahmittas istHsm
Qt6en elm Gnbe. inosm er Dcn otr
Mitts Der GtntroIbride, Die Gincins
natl mi. Rsrpport perbinbsi, in D.n
Ohio fprang. ,be mtber, gdhdnteH
ihn an feinsm 0orbobtn osrhinosrn
tonnten. Der Geb.nsmiibe sing 10
fort untsr uno tnudte nidt pie0sr
duf.
auf Der Bride tpuroe an Der St.lie.
BON ipel6sr b.r SelbItmorber geIpruHs
gen mar. Elm 3eti.l gsfurctn.
Der bic Qsr.Fe Jrau Smith, Ro. 81
SehIte Strabe, Danion. ap.. entb:sli.
Wdn aIaubi.. bab bieie abrsFe 3ur
fgeititsLIuns Der Soentitdt p.s Gsbsns-
miioen fiihrer triiros, bieis anndhme
.rpiss Iid isood ais falft. bsnn in
benz oneeoebensn 6auie IN cine Jrda
Ramens Smitb nits b.tannt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
aaslsoiuns beim SsHtidj|Yrot. @ai'
ien.Seit.

sgolssnoe GsssnIi1nn ipnrosn aEl
Sonntag oui BEN Waiienisit OerlOoft.
Die Sadsn Iino i'm Daiisnhouis 10
ba!b ais mogIih absubolen.
9es. Msuhdrbt, 272 Wohniut Cir.
ainosrpagsn; 5rau 8. J. Ware. 1888
Ginn Ctr, Bib; emma 8sremann.
2lnipeifuns auf sinen gut; 8. 5ietie.
IT,. Gbio ape.. Siop; 6. J. aitirioqe.
Sratpn Wort; u. arug. Grue Bebdus
be, S6outeIiiubI uuo aiiien; Ssnnis
Rsutpm, 2318 Spmmes Ctr, 8roffe;
Bertha Wrampslmeier, 1860 Barton
Str, Reg,nihirm; 9oroi5sa ariee,
1911 Woore Str. BIriisn; Sulius
8sislsr, Ribbis Roab, 8Iasssihirr;
+. Wrampslmsisr. 1860 Barton Ctr,
5uh; 4nna alapsr. 933 Wsfi 8. Ctr,
Bib; 8. Weftsrmeper, 223 SrharD
Str. Bib; VI. Dumont, 1913 5drris
ION 4ps., Bib; Jrau Ginop. 511 Oil
Der Str. Gaslampe; 5rdu u. 8. arsis
msr, aiiIen; Grnii Multi, aibbIs
Roab. Morrisiiubl; go. Nagnsr.
Clifton 2lps.. Sofatiien; gtas.
aIaner, auhen; alma WbeInH, 1919
Guciio aDe., 3eller; 8us Shdfsr,
1919 CHM Ctr. Grber; 5ba D<bmnn,
Wt. 5tdltbp. g., giIberrabmsn; r.
Misganb. 234 On 3. Ctr, giearren
bebdlier; 4ua. $. Ssnn, 1886 Gplerdin
ape., Spieeel.
ecpingions 1iFt: Grso. Biebtmnn.
81 Wceie 4De.. aolrsr Wafsr; O. fyis
itsr, 133 Weit Cher Ctr, auhsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26

Rsiit man pon Berlin mad a0ln, 10
tommt man gIeih binter BisIsfelb an
osm Stdot6sn 9iitsrsIob porbsi. Qur
9eiAdftsreiisnoe fteigsn bier ab, OBJ
pOhl audi Dem 3ouriftsn unp 5prIder
genug bes SutereFaHtsn oarin gsbpten
ntrp. 8eionoers iinb oas bic nod in
Wtsnge erRultenen tIeinen alten tpeit.
fdliiten 9Guier NIT ibren, 5piidsn
ben 5ahrpertmduern nodj Der StraBs
su iih 0ffneHoen breitsn, meift grim
geitri6sneH Sboren, ourd bic man in
Die altertbimlihsn, nun pieeer 10 mos
bern geporoenen gielen blidt. Die
Iteilen, alten, rotbeu 8iebeloG6er. bic
auf Der Srottoirioble berporfprineens
ben bieretigen Grter unp cine ferners
gigentbiimlihteit, Die beionbers in Der
altftaot berportritt, no jsoes 6aus
bonn anbtren our6 einen idmalen
gfao setrennt III unp nit ibrGser
Eront itsbt, sans ipis altnobii6e
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26

Die Rdtionals 2tberalen n
in greuBsn ideinen oiesmal Stano
balten su fppuen. sic erfIdren oas gez
beime uno oirette Stimmreht als uns
erldBlihen grsis fir ibre llnteritiis
una. Der Regierung itebt apar etae
aenugeuoe MdioritGt 5ur Verfisuns.
um Die psrpfuidte 9orlage, Die iie cine
Wdblreform nennt, ohne 6tlfe Der 9tas
tional2iberdlen Durt3ubrirgen, aber
es pGre ibr b06ft unangenehm, otsle
purtci, bic itetS nit i3r ourh Did uno
0iinn gegdnesn 1T, auf gegnerii her
Settle gu Ishen. Die StanDhaftt9telt
1T cine GFoloe Der oempfratii6en Stroz
muno, bic in Seuti6Iano ebenIo Dahrz
nebmbar lit, ipie in ben 8sr. Staaten,
uno Die llnbeu8Iomteit nes preuBhtsn
g}remiers ptro bic WirtunQ baben,
oieIs 9cpssunq gu foroern. So IebT
9et6munns 6oIlipsq page9eu iih itraus
ben mag, 1T es bod nur eine Jrags Der
3eit, DoB in 9reuben oas aa9emelne
Stimmre6t ourhorin9t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
Edjiuer usrbrannt.

Wlit fhfpersn gronSpunosu irurbs
geitsrn Wlorsen eseen 2 ubr bic 21
Sabre olte Rele gtters pon 30. 7i9
Jreenlan apenue. bic ais aohin In
bsm Rsitdurani i'm 5oui. go. % Cr
8. Sirabs bei6dftist 1T, i'm itao,iihtn
noipiiol einselisisrt. Gie botts aus
gtr'fben eintn 9opf NIT fiebsnoem
Jttt umssrorfen unb has fyslt eraoI,
lih iiber ibre arm. unb 66nDe. Rad,
Der Aniihf Der aerSis IN Der s3ujtonb
Der WsrIsstsn Iehr bebsniIih.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26

Senutor 9dilep BON 5erds
trGgt jeBt einsu 3DIinOerbut. 4n unO
fir iit) ioQte 0as niht auffdutg iein.
oa oieie 8opfbsDetung niht unges
p06nli6 lit, gu Der Duros zines q,
nators pdBt unD audi Die Sdnttion
beg 9i6ters beiibt, lpelhsr Iingt;
nSh0n lit eiu 3nlinoerbut, p'nn man
i'm beiiben t1ut." Nlein: nGin:s
Ichidt iih nit1t fir 4Qe". ipie Der iee
ltQe 9ebeimratb Ron 8oetbe gu iagen
pflsqte uno fir einen Ierdner ihitt
Iih tein 3plinoerhut. 9isisr mar bort
BON ie6er als Elm SpmboI beg 0itIiGen
MonopoItsnus unD Der Dertpeihltden
oenSuItur perpOut. .Wdn rehnet g bort
su ben Boltsperqnijgun9en, ben 3ps
timber luf oem 6oupts eines Vlann:s
3ur 3ieliheibe fir SiItoIenlhuBen Ill
MAIDEN. 0ieIe erlpetIen ihre 6e'hit=
lihteit ooourt. Dub lie ben 94t
ourtl0nern, obne BEN Darunter BE-
finoli6en &opf 5u treffsn. Wer bter!n
einen 7SeblihuB tbut, miro nIdt Gl3
oou an9eieben, rporjn aud nte Strdfe
fiir Iein 9er8eben bsitebt. Dieter
RsiQunQ oe5 9oItes 5uliebe BADEN Ipes
3ieu feline 9ertrster i'm 8onQrsB ties
oen breitranoigen meritdniihen Srt
getrugen. Gin 3plinoer Dor Der BabL
pGre unosntbor; Der Srdqer tornte ME
@eIeBgsber lpsrOen. Gs lit oohsr nidt
3u DeripuuDern. oab oos Grihein:n
nss Senotors bon 9eras in sinsm iole
aen 3nIinosrbut 2tufisben erregt uno
gu aQerlei FoIqerungsn 2InlaB gibt.
Tieie Qe6eu oabin. oaB Ssnator 9a;s
len reid Qenug 9sporoen lei. nm oaf
einen poiten i'm Senat per3thten 81
t0nnen uno ourh oas 9roasn oss
3nlinberhutes ben 1eranern 2ln3ei1:
BON bsm 4bi6luB ieiner pOIitiIhsn
QQufbahn er1tQtte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26

itDbt man ouf stpei einleuhtenbe grs
tldrungsn: Sc hOber Der Son, peito
tbeurer bic @adre, unb je tbeurer bic
@aare, beito grDbsr Die Ginfubr. Ser
ner boben bobs 3oqe Die altbetannte
Birtung our 5Olgs, oub iie riiditanol9
auf Die getriebsmethpoen tpirten. Sn
gnqlano uno 9eutihlano arbeitet oiele
Snouitrie nit beoeuteno er0berer Srz
teaiaen3, als bel uns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
Ncuc Seutidc Staotebiloer.
9on 6sinri6 see.

bas 2ano bes Bumper,
nitels uno S6intens. - 9iitsrss
Lob. - 9us Jubrmonns sGslpsrbs
- 4ufbIiibsnoe SnouitriseH. - Gin
Wsisrhof aus aarls pss 9robsu
3eiteu. - qumpsrnitsl sgddsreisn.
- .Sdtpeinsrsien" - S.sinbdgen
uro isin WQhholosr granntpsin.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26
GpuncritaG Sen 26, 3ai 1910.

Was Ser @eneral glnDaIt Der
Der. Staaten u6sr Den SoI3 = SruIt
ermittelt bat, pfetfen Die Spuben
ihou IGagIt bon Den 3d6ern unO feline
RenntntB tpiro nem 5ruit ni4t on
osrlit nebe tbun; oisier BAT iih 9e.
nuaeno pprqeieben, oaB man ibm 9e-
feblih nitt beitommen fam. Was Den
Sruit ein3ig uno alein Itiir3en tdnE,
lit bic 9lbI6dffunQ Der 0pl33Oue.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-26

ein5elne Menihen mogen ben 6u.
NOR entbebreH fonnen-- Der Wenih.
belt lit er iinentbebrlih.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-23
A FINANCIAL THOUGHT

very young but very efficient acting
mayor, said the other day to a reporter,
apropos of a certain abuse:
1.-THE conduct of these people is omin-
Gus. 1t reminds me of the famous
financier.
George said the famous fnancier
to his secretary, I've been thinking
Yes. SIR said the secretary, re-
spectfully. What about, sir?'
" We'll. George said the financier, 4
can't help wondering where on earth
the lambs get this inexhaustible stream
of millions that we get from them -
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-23
THE UNAFFEcTIoNATE HARRIS

THAT is a very poor Defense said
Collector Lneb. in an argument on
smuggling in New York, "It is, in fact,
rather a giveaway than a defense. 1t
reminds me of Mrs. Harris.
Would you believe it, ma'am.' said
Mrs. Harris, the scrubwoman. as she
looked up from her kneeling position on
the wet floor. Would you believe 1t?
Betsy's husband come home tight last
night and tried to kiss me. Now, my
husband, he might come home tight,
but he'd never do nothin' like that"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-23

of the Colts single-action revolVers
which lay on the floor, and, holding
the trigger back against the guard,
exploded the six charges by hitting the
hammer smartly with the palm of his
hand. In the thrusting motion of this
discharge he evidently had design for
the first six wine glasses on Billy's bar
were shivered. 1t was wonderful work,
rafting fire, quicker than self-cocker
even. He selected another weapon.
From a pile of tomato cans he took
one and tossed it into the air. Before
it had fallen he had perforated it twice,
and as it rolled along the floor he
helped it's progression by four more
bullets, which left streams of tomato
juice where they had hit. The room
was full of smoke. The group watched
fascinated.
Then the men against the wall grew
rigid. Out of the film of smoke long,
vivid streams of fire flashed toward
them, now right, now left, like the al
ternating steam of a locomotives pis-
tons. Smash, smash! Smash, smash!
hit the bullets with regular thud. With
the twelfth discharge the din ceased.
Midway in the space between the heads
of each pair of men against the wall
was round hole. No one was touched.
A silence fell The smoke lightened
and blew slowly through the open door.
The horses, long since deserted by
their guardians in favor of the ex-
element within, Whnnied. The strang
er dropped the smoking Colts and
quietly Reproduced his own short-bar
relied arms from his side poe Iet
where he had thrust them. Billy
broke the silence at last.
That's shootin'!' he observed, with
a sigh.
Them fifty thousand is outside"
clicked the stranger. do you want
them?"
There was no reply.
Il aims to pull out on one o. t csc
yere bosses of yours" said he "Bl y.
he's all straight. He doesn't know
nothin' about me-
He collected the six-shooters from
the floor.
Il jest takes these with me fer a
SPELL" he continued. you'll find them,
if you look hard enough, along OF III
trail-also yore broncs."
He backed toward the door
I'm layin' fer tn men that sticks
his head out that door," he warre1.
stranger" said Black Hank as he
neared the door
The little man paused.
might I ask yore name?"
MY name is Alfred" replied the
latter.
Black Hank looked chagrined
give hearn tell of YOU" he acknow!-
edged.
The strangers eye ran over the room,
and encountered that of the girl. He
shrank into himself and blushed.
Good night" he sad, hastily. and
disappeared. A moment later tie
beat of hoofs became audible as he
led the bunch of horses away.
For time there was a silence. Then
Billy. "By God, Hank, I means to
stand in with you, but you let that
kid alone, or I plugs you!"
kid, huh!' grunted Hank. alfred
a kid! I've hearn tell of him"
"What've you heard?' inquired the
girl, anxiously.
He's tn nlun'b best scout on tn
southern trail" replied Back Hank
The year following, Billy KNAPP.
Alfred and another man named Jim
Buckley took across the hills the o0lv
wagon train that dared set out that
summer
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-18
BRADY RELEASED BY The Iron MAN.
BEFORE DEPARTURE TO CANADA
King Draws Unconditional Dis
Charge-Team Now in
Toronto for Series.
BY FRANK j. M'TAGUE.
TORONTO, May Is

TORONTO, May Is.
"HREE games out of five from a
team of Buffalo's calibre, even
though the Tigers pitching staff
is not working right just now, was en-
couraging TO Manager McGinnity. The
squad left Buffalo this morning. conf
dent that it would be easy sailing at
Toronto. king Brady was not with
the Tigers when they left Buffalo this
morning. Brady was Internationally
released n is a free agent to sign
wherever he chooses. Brady simply
couldn't get into shape, ever though
Manager McGinnity chung to him as
long as he possibly could. He says
that he has no plans just yet as to his
future, but hopes to get with some team
before long. Brady was popular with
the bunch and all were sorry to see
him go.
1t is only a short jump from the
Bison town to the Maple Leafs strong
hold, and the boys got here shortly be-
fore noon. If the Providence team,
which does not eompare with Newark
on paper, can hold Kelley's men down
to an even break on their own ball yard
it ought to be pretty easy for the IL
gers to make 1t three out of four any
how. Manager Kelley's team Is out for
revenge for the four straight defeats
handed them by the Tigers at Newark
and the series is sure to be a hot me.
Kelley Is still hunting for major league
players, and his. team has been
strengthened by the acquisition of Neal
Ball, Bill O'Hara and Catcher Brecken-
dorf since the Tigers saw them last.
The boys had a conference yesterday
regarding the probability of Halley's
comet striking the earth tonight. We'll,
If 1t does said Benny Meyer. o
Camel will die of heart failure, for the
Newark team will be the champions. v
Kelly. Kieber and Schlafy are Interest,"
ed in astronomy and decided to- remain
up tonight to witness any phenomena
that may occur when the earth Is en-
yeloped In the tail of the comet,
Joe Crisp is still limping about, but
may be able to work by Saturday. He
would go in to catch tomorrow If Mac
would allow him to, but as Hearne has
been going along evenly the Iron
Man" wants to give Joe all the chance
in the world to recover before working
him again. Hearne batted 800 yester-
day. He made three trips to the plate.
once he was passed and on one of the
other occasions he lined out a perfect
single.
McGinnity looks like the probable
hurler for Newark today, with Nc
Ginley in the centre of the diamond for
the Leafs. The Newark Mac has de-
feated the Toronto Mac twice this sea-
c0p Tho score.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-18
ALL=AMERICAN RUGBY
TEAM OFF FOR ANTIPODES.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, May 1s.-The
All-American Rugby football team.
composed of representatives of the
State universities of Nevada n Cali
fornia, and of Leland Stanford Junior
University, left yesterday for VAN
couver to sail for Australia and New
Zealand.
The invitation for the tour was ex-
tended by the New South Wales Rugby
Union, which has arranged a schedule
for the visitors hat will enable them
to meet all the representative rugby
ffteens of the An.inndes.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-18
ENTRIES CLOSE FOR
The VENDOME GAMES

NTRIES will close tonight for the
athletic meet of the Club Ven
dome, which will be held next
Sunday afternoon at Olympic Park,
that is, for all the events with the ex-
ception of the shop team relay race
for Essex county runners, and the
entries for that race will close tomor-
row night. ]. E. Reilly, secretary OF
the games committee, p~ostoffice box 8,
will receive applications.
All the stars which the club has been
after for the games have sent entry
blanks and an excellent field will be
present. Newark athletes will be rep
resented in the various events, all OF
which are handicaps with the exception
of the special match race, which will
have Melvin Sheppard, Harry Gissing,
Frank Reilly, Abel Kiviat and ice
Bromilow as contestants.
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so. ORANGE HIGH LOSES
TO CARTERET ACADEMY

Carteret Academy defeated the South
Orange High School baseball team yes
terday afternoon on the Carterets' field
by the score of . to 4. Carteret won
out in the ninth inning, when the score
was 4 to 1 against them. Boyer flied
out. Weber walked, Smith got his
base on an error. Clair hit, advancing
each man one base. Then Shepard hit,
scoring Weber. Debevoise flied out.
Carter made a three-bagger, bringing
three men home.
The score by innings:
Carteret ......0 0 0 l 0 0 0 0 As
s. O. II. S.....2 0 l 0 0 0 0 1 o.
Batteries Boyer and Debevoise;
Brown and Garrison.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-18
EAST ORANGE SCHOOLS
FIELD DAY SATURDAY,

On Ashland Field, East Orange, the
grammar schools Of East Orange will
hold their annual field day Saturday.
Columbian, Elnwood, Franklin, Stock
ton. Eincoln, Eastern. Nassau and
Ashland are the schools that will be
represented in the meet.
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FATHER OUIRK ON FIELD DAYS.

The Rev. Edward T. Quirk. who Is
arranging the parochial schoolboy field
day, which will be held at Hillside
Park June 10, will address the Arch
diocesan Union, of Philadelphia, at st.
Stephens Catholic Club. in Philadel-
phia, on "Parochial S~choolboys' Field
Days. Thursday evening, May 20.
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FTER a minute of fighting in the
"a second round in his bout with
Billy Leary at the Club Ven
dome last night Young Wildfang was
ushered to his corner 10y Referee
Charlie White. The local boy suffered
a lacing from the opening of the first
round, but displayed remarkable game
ness, and was not willing to quit.
Rights to the jaw that reached their
mark with telling force were respon-
sible for the local boys defeat. Wild
fang was unable to present any kind
of a guard when Leary swung to the
jaw, after moving Wildfang into proper
position with his left. n as a result
accepted punishment too severe for his
future welfare. 1t was a poorly
matched bout.
Fresh from his training with Stanley
Ketchel, Abe Attell and other stars,
Billy vas in superb form, and seemed
to have something in weight over
Wildfang. Every move he made was
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LEAGUE M

Yesterdays Results.
Buffalo, 10: Newark. 2.
Jersey City. 2; Rochester. /:
Toronto. 3; Providence. A..
Baltimore and Montreal not scheduled.
Games Today.
Newark at Toronto.
Jersey City at Buffalo.
Providence at Montreal.
Baltimore at Rochester.
Games Tomorrow.
Newark at Toronto.
Jersey City at Buffalo.
Providence at Montreal.
Baltimore at Rochester.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-05-18

"HE Athletics continued their win
ming streak, but New York re-
fused to allow them to increase
the margin separating the two teams,
Stalling's men taking an eleven-inning
game from st. Louis. The Maps finally
won a game from Washington and
stayed in the first division. though the
Red Sox are pressing them. Donovan's
nen walloped Detroit again. The scores
of yesterdays games:
At New York R.H.E.
st. Louis. 0 O13OOOOO OF Q 3
New York. 0 0 0 0 / 0 0 8 0 3 Is 10 4
Observation-Disclosures, Bailey, Powell
and Killifer, Allen and Stephens; War
hop, Hughes. Vaughn and Klienow.
At Philadelphia R.H.E.
Philadelphia =. 0 0 l 0 0 0 2 *-3 10 0
Chicago .~.... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 90 4 /
Observation-Disclosures and Thomas; Scott
and Block.
At Washington R.H. e.
Cleveland ..... 0 O000010 % 3 8
Washington 81. 100000 OIL 8
Batteries-Linke and Easterly; Wal
ker and Street.
At Boston R.H.E.
Boston ......... 0 041003 0 IS 10 8
Detroit ........ 1 40010 0 0 0-6 4 A
Batteries-Collins, Hall, Wood and
Carrigan; Killian, Browning and Stan
age.