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An African Hero.

For the American and British reader
alike the exploits, the daring and the
triumph Of British expeditions. the al
vance guards Of empire IN the little wars
Of several continents, were described NJ
great length in the journalism, and even
the fiction, which preceded the BOer war.
Less well known, indeed almost com-
pletely restricted 10 French newspapers
Is the history Of expeditions no less dar-
ing, and therefore hardly less astonish-
ing, which mark the progress Of the Til
color from the Senegal 10 the Niger.
from the Atlas 10 lake Tchad and from
the Congo 10 the Nile.
Al the present moment The French
are celebrating with a pride not unWaF-
ranted tho exploit Of the two hundred
and forty soldiers who last summer
penetrated 70 Abcshr, the cabital OF
Wadai in the very centre n Africa. and
captured the city. Il Ia true that tho
whole achievement from first 20 Last il
filed with those details bent calculated
70 FIRE the GaIie inaginasiCa. Ths very
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prevented its operation after automO-
bilists nude a test case. The Cullen
bin remedies the difficulty.
The Ocean boulevard il the only direct
road between Brooklyn and COney lsl-
and. II n a wide parkway Aanked on
one side by a bride path and on The
other by a narrow roadway 20 which
business wagons are diverted, the cen
trial boulevard being reserved fOr pleas
ure vehicles. On the parkway drivers
Of trotter and PAGERS have bean allowed
10 speed thsir horses 20 the limit between
Twenty-sec0DA avenue and Kings High
Wv. Automobiles. which greatly out
number the harnSs. horses. have kept
Oui Of their way. but the hOrsemen are
not satisfied. They want two miles Of
the parkway exclusively for their own
use and hope TO divert automobiles into
the single badly paved side road, not
wider than a narrow street. where two
vehicles have hardly room 70 pass.
Thousands Of automobiles Use the
Ocean parkway every pleasant day. To
cOnhne them TO the side road, already
used for business trafiir, would not
only be most announcement 20 owners Of
motor cars but would cOngest the mar
row highway TO the danger point. The
number Of trOtting horses on the bOule-
ward is comparatively small A mat
ten stand At present they can brush
TO their hearts content and are not seTi-
Ously hampened by other users Of the
parkway Such legislation a. is pro-
posed in their favor has little merit from
a common sense point Of view.
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The returns for the first nine months
VI the current fiscal year Indicate that
our sales 70 Japan Cor the full year win
bs about 81 .Ooo.Oo0. or practically what
they were IN l90a. The decline Of nearly
30 per osnt. from the aVeraEs Of the three
years preceding IL only in part 10 b
attributed 10 decrease In Japah's total
imports. In loOs American sales 70
japan were On. 900. 90. or about 10 per
cent. Of the total imports Of the country.
Our share Of the total has nov fallen 10
about 10 per cant.
The hiaao-Japansss war % 1905 carried
our exports 10 Japan up 70 81 10000
Tor that year. aud the sales for the noxt
three yeaTs averaged about tio.OOOOao.
The sharp drop u Fsosnt months Il not
easily 10 10 understood. The decline
in shipments u raw cotton accounts for
about 0.0O0O 900 and tho remainder APP
pears 70 Be accounted for BY . decrease
IN general Shipments. with a decrease Of
hundreds &c dollam in some ltams. of
Thousands In other itsms and a. hundreds
II thousands In a few OtherA The
dsciins In nav cotton aud an appreciabls
decline In wheat -four are probably due
10 high prices for thoss commodities.
it h probable that decline IN a oonaider-
able list Of miscellaneous articles IL 20
bo accounted for BY an increase In
japanese manufacture II thssO articles.
A part u the drop h % course due 20 the
general decline IN japanese imports
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What Ghun~s Flas TSnuEster Of To-day To
Ne tsooSi.

To tHE EDfrOE % THE sUy SIR What
chanc. has the modern boy Of being good
A this time Of year. when the BASEBALL fever
pre,s on The small boy. shere = there a
nlar- within the limits Of New lOrk CITY
that h. can "a and throw aud hat he fever
out Of his system II he go~s In a vacant
lot the polics chase him ont. and " he tries
10 catch a ball in the street some complain
Iug housekerper soon g-ts policeman. who
put. the boys 10 fight A. r-suli the boys
must seek some other form Of amusement
and srneraliy t b far wor-e than playing
haIl 10 q vacant lot The boys 10 81 even
with the police 80 nTe 20 ience- and throw
stones through windows .,-
There l. only one way 20 make tho modern
boy good Throw the bell grounds IN the
PARKS opsn every day for baseball While the
-eazun lasts l.et thefn remain open from
dawn TO Twilight. aud every boy no has The
bs..sbsli lever li hi- system will rush 90 The
.parka 10 preserve order u would simply
~ n.,cs-saIg Id have thr~e 90 four mounted
tnol .fsuau ztaf tnusd where they would have
"A clear view Of ne grounds small boys have
greet respect FOR mounted policemen. know
Iug that they cannot out horsr, 20 thr
merp prsseuce Of the Ioli'ewould D. enough
90 Keep order
line f.th~rs Of the present day BOYS we're
not 10 against u a. he bows % to-day are
Most IL them had plrnty Of ground on uhirh
10 play ball aud Central Park VAS open 10
nall players much oftener than u j.. " J.
supposed 20 h. open On Wednesdays aud
Satlirdays but q a a Iafe thing o ind the
On thS Central Park hall ground. and Of
course they are TO h. considered lPfgre the
small hoy MODEM nov.
NEw YoHE. Nav ~
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IN. VI. RTeudaR CIaisn 20 the D,seoVsrv 81
America.

The ". RTeadaR Ciaiun 20 She D'seoVsrv 81
America.
To rHH EprIon - THH sUN ,sir A volume
Itst issued hy me American lrish Historical 10
rIsiy soatalns a learned paper entitled st Bren
dan. Americas First Disroyertr. By Thomas
Ionsrran. which u bound 70 call forth a EOod
deaf Of controversy on this moot historical sub
'ec'
NJ Lonergan has quotsd and named a large
rurrher Of authorities 10 suppoTt Of he claim
Il y true thai ths discovery OF ~ BrSndsn is 81
well sutnenuca tsd e. that Of Let Ericksoa. but
A. Mr. Lonergan has aid both discoveries were
lost and therefore they 80 not uks iot OF u,,ls
from thn achievement Of Columbus
81 Rrsndan Haa q great traveller ana many
eminent arholArs are Of Ne 0plnioa thst n
his Iong voyage o. sssen wears he resrhed this
continent before ne year 80
cardinal Moran. sydney. y = w., q nhsioag
student Of irish history. Archbishop Hsaly of
r4sm. Galway: Can OHanloa aDd ne Rev. D
Donarhus. ~ n J. A. are ieu Of NE many
writer's who believe nat America ls ne Western
ana which vas reached BY 81 Brsndan.
Our Amsfioan historians. win ne s1cepgQa u
Iussn WInsor. do not meauon So 8rcndnaa dia
rovryy. but some of them have . reed deal 70 aay
sbout ne Norsemen heing here IL ~ taniA cen.
tlry. ranks 70 German snd Danish hlsiogicul
--asnrrh Sc nfendane discoyeFy % America On
.oon be 90 well established fart ehai ~ isarasd
American historian cen ignore u o. treat Il win
rnntempt. sMauAnAN i.El
NV YOag. May %
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The neematera' Oalh.


tfufA ~ Nemmlhmff tsdefnf.
Almost the last prociAmation Of George v utl
take place 10 day nom Tynwaid Hnl. In ne Isls
Of Man. and the oahcials who hold once direrl
from the Lord and King Of Man Will afifrward
take the oath Of allegiance. The oath taken on
MOaday By the Engiish Judges h prosaar By ths
side % that 70 BE- subscribed 70 day BY the two
Mana Deemsters. which runs thus.
BY this BOok and rs the Holy coaieuts thereof
and By the wonderful works that God hath nj.
raculoasly uropghi 10 heaven above and IN ths
earth bcneath In siH days and seven nights. I "a
swear mat 7 utn. Without reqpect Of favour OF
friendship love. consangulniiy. or Aflnlty. envy
or mahce. execute ths lass Of this lsis Justly
bgtwiEt our Sovereign Logd the Klng and ~
tuhie,ts within this isie. and bstuiKt party and
party. a. lndinsFenuy ~ N herring hackbons
does is In ne middle Of ne ash. 30 help me God
and BY ne coaasnts Of thls Hook-
FOR cenniries ne 0niy tribute from ne lsis q
ne English moaaTch vas q pair Of falcons at ne
c0F0nation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-21
Thoughts on Inauguration Day.

We do not in the least regret the de-
feat Of the bin 10 change Inauguration
day, but II we had any fault to find il
would be on account Of Representative
HENRY Of Texas, who Is an earnest
worker. He has labOred long and faith
fully IN this cause and no deserved a
Elsrsr fate.
The trouble Al the bottom Of all this
heat aud fury over Inauguration day is
he idea On the part Of thOse who urce
the change that the Inauguration of a
President ought % DO made a popular
spectacle, with grand stands. lunch
counters and dancing ~ indispensable
hccessories Of the pageant. sober
minded people On the other hand be-
heve that the ceremonies should hs "A
simple a. possible. and even then con-
Quoted and controlled entirely bv tho
Government. In thrir philosophy IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-21
Comntarr I.Iterafnre.

While there was q eOmmendable reti-
cenoe on the part Of astronomers At
large during the recent imbrogliO Of
comet and earth. there were neverthe-
lesz too many who succumbed to the
temptation Of Nindy prophesying Vel
low astronomers abound in these times
there seems 10 IN something in an ac-
quaintance with The COSMOS that leads
20 apOcalypiiC chatter Instead u the
VANISHED sect OF -Milerites We have
now thO-e scientific star sharIs who
attempt 20 scare = nervous world " ith
dread tales Of the end Of mankind Why
not 90 back 10 WILLS or VERNE or Pos
for that sort Of thrill' We saw few
illusions ~ POKs pOetical oollOquv. OF
TO vERNEs clever Oa on Comet. or
even 10 WFIIs's In the DAYS of the
Comet
To the English writer must b. awarded
the palm for the best short story q a
cosmical catastrophe. II Is entitled
The star and i what Henry IANEs
would classify a. the real thing he
sides. II j. excellent literature. When a
runaway dark sun encounters such a
vast planetary bulk a. that Of Ncptuns's
and the twain melted by collision into
a fervent ball ~ fire come caracolling
toward our sun, then il will he time to
begin worrying
But a mere wrath of beautiful gas OF
an optical illusion. such a. u a Comet
pooh Who afraid now
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-21

The death Of PAUUSE vIARDoT-GARCIA
removes one Of tho most Interesting
figures in the artistic world q Paris.
Apart from the facts that she was the
daughter or MANUEL GARCIA. tho sister
of MALIRRAN and a celebrated singer
IN her own right. she was also on tertas
of closest friendship with three celebrated
men. HEINRtCH HEINE. FRASz IaIszr
and TUR8ENIEFF For years the great
Russian novelist lived with the VIARDOT-
GARctAs az their home In Paris. IIszT
said that II PAULINE GARCIA had devoted
hersolf entirely 10 the pianuforte he would
have Eons out Of business. while HENE.
Who thought her ugly but divinely gifted,
relates that when she sang in public he
felt tempted 20 toss her humps u sugar
ler mouth was 20 large that Il reminded
him u the hippopotamus In the MOO.
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a Vsua.,ul. Gar % msal ,sa A,s.s..

10 THE ETIroE % THE SUN-S,G mas true
a. srhspenhauer ssseris. that insenability ~
nOiss hetrays q Low degree IN TIE Fsthetie order.
then ScW Nork must hs near he hoitom rung IN
TOE ladder. for We endurr murh with Surprising
patience. Take a. 90 eKamps the rhoice or
rhesirA of hide0us sounds made by thr cars ON
me Madison avcnue line A month aGs me trarks
we're rrlaid somewhere between SEVENTEEN and
Nlnetieth streets win ths a,surAncr that In that
siretch A. least the eAcrueiaune noise u0uid b.
hanished. Not - 10 the Case. nor on any nart Of
the line u there q snrceass We are iorced 70
ADMIRE those cars that on stopping emit trumpet.
ukf blasts caused b scrunching steel b. wheels
very much below pitch. nat indeed. Again
screams Of anguish are forced from rusty brakes,
iRd here IL one car that nas been called the ven
triioquist becauss u ~ versatility N Initiating
Ne stFidsnt otcs Of q pArrst ne yeua of ne
wounded, ~ moans Of ire dying and ne raucoas
peal Of ~ motor cor. ~ r. q verify candidate
tor v8udegiile MAnIaos AvNNuE
NV Ions. May 70.
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csrparntlan,. CaIaE.



Thsre are fcE more subtle fcancmcnu % a.
than nat ghich makes Of ne corporation ~
arudciai being. inviaihis. intangible ana sAi'E
Ing nniy IN contsmpladon % law IN oa's
decided recently IN West Virginia No deisoiAa'
had scid ne plaincn z snail bui1inE lol on
0f q group which he owned. me sale had he'n
made win fupulEuaa that no land IN the di'i''oa
uh0uid b. sold b coiorcd peruon. 20 ne hl''
una highly inceancd Wien ahotfy aitsrHafa
Ne remaining nta we're aIl sod 70 q cnrpofauol
made up entirely Of negroes.
A suit for breach Of oundidnn uas h-u1Fl'
Immediately. ma ne DEFENDANT iusuaed -
art1a on ne ground nat ne laad had not be'r
aold - q ooiofad person. bui 70 corrofh 90
ms uppuaenL however. rcpiled Win ne ~
markahls assertion ihar since . c0gporalon vas
. person mn n ~ members we're al nfgfo'.
n could win Ereas pEoprisy b. called . 1''oi-l
pCiuua. -.
ID tboked fcg . while ~ q MS Argument r'fls
IN gha day mu NJ dsfondant prsusntid 'a'
iaI.1uing hguoihetcai ctao Coz ne conaidsfa a'a
q lh9o0re
II ~ corpofndra had ben compns1d haH
Of uhiis men and hulf o. ngfraes could @ l@
hrga heun couadergi q muiafiui'
TAa piainun lot ~ casa.
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ne 0ussihea % ne nsur.
Prices are hlgh. Of course. = sayuone.
-rha Fsnnon'a auictiy found-
Tia becauaa greater weallh o. ruia
ls cue NON 0ut ne Eround.-
Not -. net -. ny fFisndf- eriss Two
-uoid suts 10 agurs bsFe,
I've taria -thsFN's tbs gullay ming
That maksa us pay - dearf-
-Ths rral Gauss "a ats. ADDS TIRE.
~ Am not missed
Too nv producsrs On ne sarmA
Too uany - be fed
= blame the mid1lsman. : rays Pour.
WHAT'S aaid shout lhs nuich
Is trua o. him-hs buys too chss,
And ehaFgss far 10 ruueh.-
NOD ols Sfygu. : 20 FIvs declare.
Has t8tched ne saliuat farr
-ria the eKtnrtion % ne Truuln
~ Whicn we're ro6hud and racked.-
-Psrsapa- adds MA; nut don't fosrrt
Tlp uurat Trnat ~ lha aFs-
The lahaE uuidaa GAnt aanana
Les wust saa higheF waga-
Ne. no-'usueugIa1lge aaya segea.
NUS bear M oFuRt Of blan,g
We acuIn g1D11IY AMI nnit
And play 10 hiSh q Gams
And aus amid 1he lguf dobals
nns tact ainas n riear
way Ainaa ere dear ~ TO arfsn--
AZ knou they've mugh ~ fn1Fi
hMTauuuumuIuu.
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m SICKNESS uND ~ HEtLTH
We Rra to ~ Hal by In,nuds ~ Inybody
Else.

To rHE Enron ~ Tar SUS Sir. The
New " ORR STATE Department " Health
tells people II they have consumption 10
Loo 10 the foiioW ING for cure the doctor.
sunlight outdoor air. good food and resi-
This advise i printed ON a banner With
appropriate or inappropriate Illustrations.
and this hammer y part Of travelling
exhibit. 10 understand
This advise j. no doubt good not only
for ccn~umpiiveS bu, Tor al -ick people.
and fOr we'll people TOO. Tor prevention h
better han cure Nov " the state Depart
nent Of Health viii just enable people 10
follow that advise r. will render a great
ptihlir service prari icaIly every one can
get doctors advice hen needed and can
Rei plenty Of sunlight nearly every one
TOO IAN remain a large part Of the time
out Of doors. heCause even those Who most
work inside can sleep out o. doors Most
people can rei good food bat Who can
81 rest the kind oi resi that stck people
especially need
Nobody. OF almost nobody w-h-,ers
Dictionary deiine- r'si o. follow
Rsst 4 stale Of auiet OF rsp0-s a cessation
from motion or lahor tranquility % ret IRON
mental r1ertlon ret Of hody ot mind iienrs
frruliom from even Thing whirh aearrs or dis
iurbs, peace scrurin.
" there y any placs here people can
40 and he Tree from nos. that Wearies
or disiurlrz Them ] should lie 10 know where
&c y People need resi- fof the hFain ~ we'll
~ resi- for the hudy. and there j. no place
that ! have ever heard Of where people can
gei proper resf for the brain. because
nose most of % absolutely Unnecessary
prevents it u h the duty Of boards VI
health 10 Hbate nuisances that IL things
which DO or NAV lniure health and are not
necessary 10 The public convenience. ami
u y the business % The State Department
OF Health 20 see that local boards II health
do this
OBsumptives are especially irritable
peOple eNcept possibly nervous patients
What We need n more action and less
talL. better enforcement uf the Laws Cnd
fever RreN~ome eNhiblts 10 -caTe people
NV loRK May ~. \ r.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-21

The Mayors Otd Time teiebratl ton.
Mayor GAYNoB will have little dim
Guilty in getting up the old fashioned
Fourth Of July celebration he hopes 10
SEE this year. Aparade NAV he arranged
with ease The United States would
send some artillery companies. blue
jackets and marines; the militia would
turn out police and firemen are ~ the
orders Of the Mayor; civilian orRaniza-
tons Of all kinds are ever willing 70 con-
tribute Of their marching clubs. A COM
petent grand marshal y put in charge,
and the thing II done
A. 20 the literary exercises usual in
such a celebration. the Mayor need take
no thought. They are already pro-
vided for. Every year, with patriotic
devotion 10 the nation, with high respect
10 tho traditions Of the country, the So
ciety Of Tammany. or Columbian Order,
one Of the oldest associations in the city,
listens % the reading Of the Declaration
aud 10 seasOnable Oratory at the Wig
wan IN Fourteenth street. where, no
doubt, tho Mayor would bs received
with a most cordial welcome.
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The Ocean ParkMaH.

The efforts Of q fsw Brooklyn owners
Of harness horses 10 convert tWo miles
Of the Ocean boulevard into n city trot-
ting track received encouragement In
the State Senate on Thursday when SEN
ator CULEN's bill, framed 70 carry out
their purposc, was passed. The meas
urs gives 10 the Park Commissioner Of
Brooklyn and Queens tho power 20 set
aside a portion Of the parkway for the
exclusive use Oi trOtters and PAGERS
attached ~ light wagons. such an
order was issued by a Park Commits
siOneF several years ago. bat the courin
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CAREER OF THE COMET.
liaileg's . ''Capturei'' Wandereg. % NJ
llsaf 0nly In lts own Tan.

Hallsg's . ''Capturcd'' Wandersg. 70 Ne
ISaf 0aly In lts own Tan.
To ruE EDTroR o. THE sUN-Sir: That
nsbuloua spectre II the skies a comet
seems 20 BE- Of foreign origin, 20 have come
perhaDs out u the remOleness Of our uni
verse. OF II may be from some comparatively
neighboring source. and encounierinR our
solar system entsrs II with momentum
enough 10 overcome the pail or attract ION
Of the planets and 10 continne its parabolio
and restless vaBderlngs. bat should the
attraction Of Jupiter or some other planet
lessen or Increase ~ cOmeiary velocity the
parabolic course u ~ WanderinEs would
be changed either 20 an eltlptical Orbit or
20 a hyperbOlic course All bodies infiu-
enced bg the sun pursue In iheif movements
q paraboliC. q hyperbolir or an elllptical
course. and comets entering our solar svs-
TEN are parabolic
lessening VI the comeiary velocity
causes the Wanderer 10 describe an eliluse.
The apheliOn of which y somewhere In the
viCiniiy Of The attracting planet and the
Ierihelion Of which b Of course near the
sun such comet > then said to b. cap
inred, and y descrioes a certain period OF
elhptical orbit. lie Hailey's comet 81 sew
euty-nve 10 seventy six years An increase
In the comeiary vslOcity Would have caused
he visitor TO take a hyperhollc course aud
20 c@calie. never 10 NJ urn. A. these GAP
Z ured comets return again and aTain 10
ueFlhelion the loss from their nuclei In
supplying tails o. apnsndaHes win finally
destroy theae say spectres OF some attraC-
Z lon or colliuion VII disrapt them Like
htela'a cOmei, lasi seen 10 i,a2. their bright
ness fades or they Disappear. being repre-
sented BY a myriad of aerolltes
OF the 40 nr mOre comets OF which record
las hs.en made about seyeni five are peri
uslic ~ ellipiical. sh!s the others nave Con-
inued their parah0liC Of hrDerpulic Wander
iuTS Into the universe IN the ease Of sosna
n these IaraiB olic visitors mar astronomers
may see them aRain. but thuse comets hich
have iaken hvpgfbOlic course VIII never
com back to ~
CHARLES NEvFRs HofMrs
RnO0GfrNF Mas NAV ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-21

prom NJ SgFacnaf Pos siandarf.
Every senator who voted 10 favor Of ~ Income
IA. which was approved BY q bare majority.
knew fuIl vel nat 70 vas Of no eonsequelos
what he senate't dociaion Ehouid b. unnni-
nous apprggai By ne Sonaia would not rive ne
propo.sd nmeadment he Endorsement II View
York 10 ne call for states and unanimous rsieu.
iian uould not kiH What n already dad. ne
Asu.mhly has tEiro ilrned Ne income taG our %
foora. and mo last Tine q locked ne door ana
hoited lhs windows againsttas poa1ieie rstufn.
Maa ne senate voted upon ths Income IaH
IL advance u ne Assembly iharg would nai have
hesn q majority of one "a iaTor eft
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-21

IN MccisFds Msgasfas ior June . arst install
ment of Senaigr 7. Q. Patts autohioEraphy
doargihcs Ne nominations Of Mr.. Roosevelt Mr.
4 Paon ttiis of ~ king ana Queen o. Italy. Mr..
g. 81 Turner pEhhUh.s an lutervisw Win Pred
dantTafL and 1cre are aruciol On Ne deiaya n
cumpeu.auol ior raliruad accldent. on ne pou-
srs 81 - apaahsr aBd On % uultaf Eiatu1l
puuid1n rrGaTdinG Ger n EurupA Thars are
ave short stofigs end tuli posma
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-21

To THE EugIoH 90 Tuu Sex -Fr' was
Thgmas Collier Piaft anotheT Tneitusi Tacltuu
lESlsL l.. 4AiID says. Two eugporals underiook 70
transfer ne government OF ne Roman Empire.
Thsy tr1nsierFed ~
Pratt says NY sun plnrhsd Rsaasvsit n ne
leg and made Roosevelt Preddsnt-
APuAaocTfn
ATLANTIC CTEE. J.. MAYA
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PansoHce s-Rue Ioulsls Grand The dany and
sunday editions are on sae at Kiozqus q. near the
Grand Hotel Klo,queTI. boulevard des Capurlncs
cornsr Place DC rOpsra. and Mosques Boulevard
des Itanens corner Iiue Louis le Grand
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-21

Lundon once Emnghsm Hoasc Arundel street.
strand. The daily and sunday suN are On sAis In
London Al he American and Colonlal Exchange.
csrli0n street Regent street. and DAVIS Steamship
Agency. u Green street Channg Cross Road.
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Pubnshed ~ ne sun Printing and Publishing
Associates q, m Nassau street IN Ne Borough
Of Manhattan. New YORK. President ~ the Asso-
sauon. Edward p Mitchell 10 Nassau street
Tr.asursr Of ths AssociAtioa. n. O. lAnsn. i7O
Nassau street secretary Of the Association. D. W.
cuinn. 10 Nassau street
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Arrest HIM!

On Thursday a batter in a schOOlboy
game Of baseball knocked ball 10 the
infeld. The pitcher was struck on the
abdomen by the ball. He picked il up,
threw Il 10 frst base, spoke to the um-
pire aud then collapsed. He died soon
after, and
The boz shs BIT ne ball vas arrested
The boys arrest y peculiarly crafty
ing in view Of the Mayors recent order
to the police to refrain from just such
foolish and insane performances % this.
II shows plainly the amazing efect Of
a vigorous effort 20 instil a little inislli-
gence into the management Of q typical
bureaucratic organization.