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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-25
Sic aIte &timatb.
@dleiien.

6nrhtbare l1n>petter llno Wolten-
Bride baben IN ser erlten Mugl1lttpo-
die mieoer in sen reri6ieoeniten Sc
aen0en Deutidlanos groBe @erbee=
rungen angeridtet. 8eionoers ibtper
mlrroen 56Ieiien un0 Sburingen
%betroffen. - Sn Slogan ltarb Der
Mector ser fotb. @olfsidule, Serr
@ronger, i'm Sitter BON 81 Sabren
nod fur5er aranfbeit. - @n Ben
6olgen zines 5dlagonfaaes itarb IN
5~hmammelmib Ser Niarrer
uno @eijt. gfatb. Sra,15 6ie0ler> geb.
Z. 6ebrr,or 1923. = SSn 81 e :
tbal, (@r. &abelidmerot) f%eierten
ser Mmtsbote sos. Sranfe uno lei=
ne gbefruu Sic goloene Sob5eit.
Sadien.
S6mere @emitter nit molfenbrl1d=
artigem &egen 9ingen int 8retle
Worbis nieoer. Snfolge 0eS itar-
fen Meqens ltiir5te 5miiden @orbis
uno @intingerooe sic giienbabnbo=
1dung elm, 10 0ab Sic 3iige Bis our
6reimodung Ser Strede liegen ble1=
ben mubten. = Gum &onigliben De
fonomieratb ernannt lit Ser Sitter
q%utsbeliber g0mltn0 2oren5 in @ets-
mar, MitaIie0 6eS &reiSaus1hu11es
un0 6es &reistages. Bet etrtem
furdtbaren @emitterlturm bra6 Elm
@roBfeuer in ser @attenfabrif Wor-
his aus. Sic 6abrif uno oas benad)-
barte 2uborotorium pur6en Dernlbtet.
!9annober.
Die OrtI6aft Driebor6en lol=
tie bon sem &irbipiel @mSbilren abge<
pfarrt uno NIT ser &apeaengem1etnoe
Gng0en gu elmer &uratte pereintgt
meroen. Die be5iigliden 8erbanolun=
qen fins inoeb porerit feblgei6logen.
- Ser @eb. COMMENCEMENT Sdodl,
lange Sabre faufmanniider Director
Der Suderfabrtt nnD Yral1oeHI Del
@on0elsfammer @il6eSbeim M, 1T
inn 8a0e Orb i'm rs. 2ebensiabre ge-
.itorben. = Sn @aren an Der ems
.brannte sic Sagemiible oeS Serrn
bon &ebel nebit elmer betra@tlidoen
Menge &ol3 nie6er. 9du6en nur gum
tbeil perii9ert. = Muf oem s il M M
ling lit sic &oggenernte I'M belten
ssaue mittelmdBig, oie @trobmenge
MIR gering, ser @tan6 beS &afers tit
pieIfa6 11t6t 5ufrieoeniteueto. Sad~
friidte iteben gut. Die &euernte lit
gut ausgefauen> &ronsbeeren un6
@olobeeren (8idbeeren) oesglei@en,
in ser @egen6 bon @r. Sta-
bern un6 80rger. SSn Sbrbope
bel Seer brannte 6as iSntergebduoe
6es 2onomirtbs Doeoen nit groBen
Seltporr6tben nie6er. = SSn Ser Dio-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-25
lelorten un6 sen umliegenoen Dorfern

lelorten uno Sen umliegen0en D0rfern
Elm. Sn GIo66en itir5te ser
&trdtburm Elm, ebenio cine S4enne.
8elabene @iitermagen muroen umge~
morfen. Ser 99aoen in Oiann>
Mon3elfel6 unb @loo6en betragt 10O,-
900 Mart Sn Mer5ig muroen oaS
|5dulbous uno cine Sabrif o%ouitanoig
abgeoedt. SSn @etBfirben mur6e ebert
falls 6as 9ad ser 5dule fortgef6leu<
bert. sSn Bfal5felo (5t. @oar) muroe
Elm Sen &eiien0en gum Nufentbalt
oienenoes @aus umgemorfen. - Ser
SubilGumsgabe oer 5taot Srier
8um lilbernen Biidofsiubildum 6es
8ii6ofs Serum (1906) bon 10000
81. fir bertpobrloite 4inoer bat 8i-
IDIOT &orum 5000 80. 8lgefiigt. =
Sci 6em @onfurs ser Mer5iger
Bolfsbanf boben 600 fleine 2el1te ct
ma cine bnlbe Miuion Marf berloren.
@ektx.Aakam
Sn @iesbn6eni lit @err Martin
8riibl, cine in 8iesbaoen, g%brenbreit-
ltein, @ltpiqe, Sranffurt a. 80. uno
Erier iebr befannte un6 geadtete Ser
l0nlidfett geltorben. 9ie 3entrums=
preiie uiomete 6em Dabingei6ieoenen
einen parmen Madruf. SSn 8 IL
ingen ml1roe sic %16iabrige Sobter
oes &ofbeiibers bon einem Eransmii-
ltpnstreibriemen an Sen 9aaren erfaBt
un6 p%onitanoig ifalptrt. Die &iIfera1-
fe 6es ungliidli@en Mdbdens puroe1t
ni6t gebort, uro es itarb mter oen
fir6terli6iten 5dmer3en nod ieiner
1eberfibrung ing 4ranfenbaus.
&efen-Darmfaot.
Die Misunderstanding in 8re<
benbeim beidloB einitimmig un0
Isle @emein6e 2angenIonsbeim nit
Mebrbeit sic g%nfiibrung 6es eleftri-
jden 2i9tes. - sSn Mppenbeim
feierten oie gbeleuet Soiepb Sober
|ibre goloene @od5eit. - Die 8ein<
|terge gu . 81 r-SngeIbetm fte-
ben iebr ibledt. Die &eronoipora bat
glnes perni9tet.
8a1ert.
Die boperiide &amr1er Der Mbge=
pr0neten bat nod Hanger gtatsbe6ntte
oos Budget beminigt un6 6ie Muf-
nabme ether iib als notbtDenotg er-
meiIen6en MnIeibe bon 131 Miqionert
iMarf genebmigt. Son Ser Sun1ne
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-25

1eIe Dsnabrud feierten ibr 30
iabriges 9rielteriubila,,m sic Serren
Dedant 5dmib in @%lanoorf, Dedant
Seinri6 aeritiens in Nor0en (Sit=
frieslano), aammerer Sob. Mi0oen-
horf IN @lane.
@eltfalen.
Sm Sitter bon 70 Sabren itarb III
g 0 Of II nj MllifDireftor &einr. &ri-
ger, Elm eeborener 5oeiter. Ser
Mrbeiter 5tratmann eridoB feline
Nrol,, permunoete ieine Sdmieger-
mutter 0urd ei11en streifidub am
arn, atn0 bradte idlieBlid lib ielbit
ldtpere 8erleeungen bel. Ser 8emeg=
gruno lit nod nidt befannt. - Ser
friibere GentrumSabgeoronete Sob.
Iusangel, &erausgeber Del" @eitoeut=
lden 8olfs3eitung" uno 8a1dornde=
reibeiiter in &agen, lit i'm So. 2es
bensiabr geitorben. gr mar in Dill
lelborf Mbeinpropin5) geboren, lett
1874 iournaliitiih tbatig uno bertrat
i'm Mei6stog BON 1898 Biz 1906 6el1
p. Mrnsberger @ablfreis Mrnsberg<
Nlpe-Meldeoe. - Ser @eldaftsfub-
rer ser gleftricitatsgeieuida Sdnie-
minot, Saul &ennert, mur0e pegelr
8ilausfalibung perbaftet. gr ion sic
5;rma lin ca. 100000 80. geida0igt
baben. Sci &ennert ml1r0en Spar-
fallenbuder in &obe bon 10000 80.
uno @ertbpapiere bei6lagnabmt. ~
Sem in @attingen mobnenoen
Mgenten @abnert muroe Dor eirigen
e 1aen bns Sous 5tpangsmeile per=
fauft. Sic @al1ptgldubigerin Erab-
mann, sic NIT ibren 6oroerungen nod
nidt bod befrie6igt war, eridien ont
20. Sl1li int @arten, I'M oud nod
Die @ortenfriidte pfanoen 81 laiien.
@abnert muroe bieruber 10 erregt,
tab er nit elmer Miitgabel ser 6ra1
bas @er5 onrbbobrte. Mlsoann elite
er na6 @auie a1no eridoB iid. Ser
ltngliidlide binterldBt cine 5ablrei6e
ltnperlorgte 6amilie in gr0bter Notb.
Die bortber5ige @laubigerin mar
m%oblbaben6. - Ser Maltrer Dan.
8lum, 0elien 6rau uno 2 &inoer, TO-
mie ser 2arbouer Meinrt6 &en5 aus
lin6 no6 0em @enuB gifz
tiger 8il5e %geitorben. Sin Sbell
0es Mmtes @en6en mur6e BON
einem furdtbaren @emitter nit &C.
maltigem N1abregen un6 idmerem
Sagell6lag beimgeludt. @lei65eitig
miitbete Elm @irbeliturm iiber berl6ie=
0enen D0rfern, b%elonoers sent &ir4t
SORT @enoen un6 oem bena6barten
ser rieiigen 5ba0en ange-
ri9tet bat. Die 6el6friidte iil1o beils
tbeilS itorf beidd0igt; Die
2ano1traben belat nit enttpur5elten
Bdiumen, gan3e @alocomplere iin0
3erlt0rt. Giele @duier baben S6a0en
gelitten; perldieoene iino poutg De-
BON einigen lift oas Da6 meg
gerilien. Cine 5trumpffabrif lit gum
tbeil 5erltort uno fat 0en 8etrieb ein=
1rrlen miiiien. Die 8emobner, meiit
2eute, iino in GROCER gtotb uno
be5urfen Ser Silfe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-25
@ie baben einen beitimmten 3mef.

6oleD Mierenpiuen bringen raide
2inoerung in Sdnen bon Mieren. nno
8IaIen-@ranfbeiten. Srau &ola @la-
Ter, Eerre &al1te, Sn0., gibt Sic &e-
Inltate in ibrem Sale an. .@ad
mebrere Sabre tangent 2ei6en infol.
&c zines ernften Ganes bon Niere,1-
Erubel, uno nadbem id biel @el6
fir iogenannte &eilmittel alsgegeben,
fan6 i6 aus, BOB Solep Nierenpillen
sic ein5ige Meoi3in fin6, Sic mid per-
manent beilte. Sd BIN mieoer im-
itan6e, auf3ulein un6 meiner Mrbeit
nad5ugeben. Sd merbe ME 5ogern,
oieieIben gu empfeblen." Molitor
@rug SO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-25

@errn sic Ber6nuung re6t lit, bas
8irfen oes Magens regular lit, Damn
lit Elm natiirltd}er Sang nod Na;b<
rung porban6en. @enn Dies nibt Ser
San, Damn f0nnt SIR miiien, BOB SIR
cine @oiis @bamberlatn's Magens
uno 2eber, gebrau9t. sic
itdrfen sic Ber6ouungsorgane, belie-
rem SEN Mppetit uno regulieren 6en
Wagen. Berfauft bon ser Molitor
Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-25
&abett mir nt1t a4e et=
1teu Batter?

@ie lie a1d immer beiduffen fins,
Sic Meni denfin6er, ob iie cine metBe
@matforbe, ob lie gelb, Oh Tie rotb, OBJ
lie 5ltr idmar5en &aile geboren; mo
lie ouh imn1er leben, Oh lnter Den anf
bober a1,lturltufe itebenoen goltern
Ser alten llno nel1er 8elt, ob lie 61
Sen miloen Suoianern, 5n Ben Sob
ne1, Gboms I'M ounfle1 gbrtbeile, ooer
81 oeruenigen ibrer 8rii0er 5ablen,
sic nit 2ilt uno @epalt ibrer Sci
n1atb entfiibrt, nun fret in oieiem
oanoe leben: SHE geb0ren lie i6lieB-
lid 5uiammen 5u elmer groBen So
milie. Mle baben lte eiaen Water, ane
einen unlterblihe Seele, Sic erlplt
ourd Gbrilti 8lut, aue iino tie be-
lirnn1t gu elmer 5eligfeit, Ste enig
mabrt. Gesbolb Ser 8efebl, ooB oas
Gpangelium o1en @olfern peroe. Mut
oieie @abrbeiten griinoet iid Die
gan3e Miilionstbdtigfeit, oos mar al1d)
ser @emeggrun6, Ser Sic @eleulfatt
oes @0ttliden 8ortes in Sednp ST.,
peronlaBte, nod Sem 5iioen 81 ge=
ben, Inn fir sic Meger oieies SanoeS
81 urbeiten.
@elb groBes Mrbeitsfelo fit bic
futb. Mfiliion! 10 Miuionen Neger
ltno fal,m 100000 geb0ren unlerer
Stride an. gs ergibt iih alio ein
@erbdltniB mie 1 gu so. SIN Situate
Milii1lippi, no I'M ere @eielli6oft ben
Mnfong gemudt nit ser Megermiiiion,
sablt mon / Minion Meger. Sour 5000
aus ibnen iollen fatboliid lein. Mllo
elmer aus 6iinfbunoert. nno bod 1tn0
mir 0l&rd uni ere g%rfabrnng belebrt
mor0en, oaB gar man6e nnter ibnen
1in0, sic li6 5u brapen Menl6en, 5t
trelte1 &atbolifen beranbiloen laiien,
mas mani a1h ionit gegen ben gteger
laqen mag. sic perridten lire tagli=
den @ebete, geben regelmaBig our
airde uno oea1 III. Saframenten..
Durb sic @ilfe gutter 6rennoe mur-
Sc es uns ermoglidt, 9dulen gu er-
ridten in @idsburg un0 in Sadlon,
Ser @ol1ptitaot. Se0e oteler 5dule11
aablt ant $50 @inoer, Sic sort bon nr=
leren 59meitern unterridtet meroen.
0iele &inoer lernen INIT 8orltebe INT
lere @ebete, &ate6ismus un0 biblilbe
@eididte. l1r0 es ideint mobr gu
lei11, mas uns idon frIber in Ser gr=
5iebung ser Meger erfabrene 2ente
geiagt: 6aB @inoer, sic bret big bier
Sabre in sic fatb. @6ule geben, Ser
Mebr5abl nad fatbolild meroen. 8ir
batten % aus ibnen oieies Sabr ge=
tauft.
grmuntert 0ur9 sen grfolg II. ber=
trouen0 auf sic @ilfe gutter &atbolifen,
Sic gerne bereit iino fir 6iele armen
Meniden etmos gu tbun, boben mir
uns entidlo1ien, uu6 in Weri0ion, Der
beoeutenolten 9ta0t in Miiiiiiippi, Ell
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-25
Son &ranfbeit CUR ransse5ei@neteu
@einn6heit.M

90 iagt Trau @bas. 2pon, Eeoria,
81. SD ian0 in Sbren Solep Nie<
renpinen Elm promptes un6 raides
Seilmittel fir &ldenueb uno Mie-
%rentrubeI, 6as mid mebrere Monate
lang qudIte. Sd freue mid iebt Ell
ner ausge5eidneten @eiun6beit, sic ib
sen goleD Nierenpiqen ber6anfe."
.Molitor Drug SO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-25
e iol6e Weilion gu eroffnen. @eo.

--.tH
ne iolde Miiiion gu eroffnen. &eo.
g. S. Soenoerop, g. 9. 9, tit nit
ser Mufgabe p%etraut, sic erlten 8ebaa1,
Sc auf5ufiibren. @ir %geoenfen oieie
5bl1le oielen SCRIPT idon gu croft
men uno boffen, Bob piele &iloer, Die
oann an oielen 5tdtten ibre Gr5iebllna
erbalten, gu taugliben Menlden mn
Dor alem gu gl,ten &atbolifen beran'
.aebiloet meroen. l1no oaran bot le-
ser tbeil, ser uns in irgetlo eiuer Wet.
lie bebilflid lit.
g. Nlopiins @eid, g. 9. 3,
Sadlo1, Mill.
Cur 8eit in Gebnp, SG.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-25

|lonen IS Minionen auf Giienbabnen
berpenoet merben. = Die ginfibrung
oes lanomirtbidnftliden nnterridts
I'M boperi1den 9eere i6eint itd bor-
treffli9 5u bepdbren, unb es itnb
NIT 6emielben bereits erfreulide Ct
folge er5ielt moroen. Die 8etbetli-
gung lit Sen 5oloaten freigeiteQt.
3med 6es unterridts lit, sen Mannz
|l9aften cine grtpetterung ibrer lan6-
mirtbidaftliden &enntniiie mabren0
ibrer Dienit3eit obne 8ena6tbetligung
mtlitdriider Sntereiien gu ermogli,
9en un6 In ibnen 6ie 2iebe gu ibrer
friiberen Gbattgfeit gu erboIten. =
Der megen GROCER 8eruntrenlngen
nerurtbeilte friibere Sberamtsribter
@retner bon &rona9 muroe NUM-
mebr, nad6em feline &epi1ton bom
&eihsgeri6te beruorfen mor6en, CUR
gerbiBung ieiner Strafe ans 3erlen-
gefdngnib Miirnberg abgeliefert. -
Sci &aiierslautern fin6 beim l1eber-
|ieBen nit einem SIoB 3 Sol0aten 6es
|22. Snf.-&eg. in 3meibrMde1 II
i'm @9mar5ba9 ertrunfen. = Sn
&irfeI bel ct. Sngbert tranf ser
22iabrige &arl 8iet (permutbli6 in
iolge elmer @ette) 1 Sitter 8rannt-
mein binnnter. Mm nddite1t Morgen
mar er to6t.
Biirttemberg.
SSn Dem unmeit Der baperiidel1
8ren3e yelegenen INSTRUMENTATION
|St 6intertriemen m11r6e sic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-08-25
@Mrtteu,berq

SeSn Dem nnmett Der baDertl6en
8ren5e gelegenen ~uiirttembergti9en
0r 9interf It ri NJ IN m11rbe sic
Evening journal., 1910-12-13
Hedstrom the HIrh MAN.

Hedstrom won the high score honors
on the y. NJ. c. A. alleys last week,
making 2Sl points. Williamson holds
the tournament scora of 220 noi->-
Evening journal., 1910-12-13

off first
The Chicago Cubs were only one
point behind Brooklyn, the leaders, in
club fielding. Their percentage was
963.
Evening journal., 1910-12-13
FODDER FOR
THE FIGHT FANS

For the first time since the Reno
training days, Jack Johnson cut loose
during a workout I'm his gymnasium
late yesterday and to-day sports, who
saw the smoke at work, declare nc
has not lost an ounce of speed or
cleverness. Johnson worked with his
sparring partner. Walter Monahan.
The champion showed everything he
had in stock and in the three rounds
had Monahan hanging on.
johnson took occasion to deny that
he had been matched to meet the n
ner OF the Langford-Jeanette fgh
Paris ~
Battling Hurley is again in the good
graces of his pugilistic friends as the
result Of the mauling he handed out
TO his fellow Jersey City townsman,
Cy Smith, in New York last nigh. al
the Olympic Athletic Club u was
a terrific mill, with Hurley leading
all the way. Smith was fortunate Ia
escape knockout.
Evening journal., 1910-12-13
BASEBALL DOPE
FOR WINTER FANS
OutfieIderS In American
League Better ThrOwerS
Than Those in National

National League outfelders are not
the possessors of such strong arms as
their brother gardeners in the Ameri-
can League According to the official
averages Hooper of Boston, and Milan
of Washington, retired thirty base
runners on throws from the brush.
Lewis of Boston. nailed twenty-eight
men
None of the pasture paraders in the
National League can claim the num-
Der of assists that the Seading whip
pers of the younger league do. Jack
Murray, of the Giants, was on the
starting end of put-outs more often
than any other man in the National.
Throws by him got twenty-siX run
ners. Paskert. of Cincinnati, and Ellis
Of st. Louis, secured twenty-five as
sists: Bates of Philadelphia, twenty
four, and Collins of Boston and Wilson
Of Pittsburg, twenty-three each.
The ex-peerless leader, Frank
Chance, was the superior of all field
ing first basemen, In eighty-seyen
games he made a percentage of 1886.
ED Konetchy, the "bill train Of st.
Louis, followed Chance with a mark
of .991. Konetchy will likely be the
sensation of the league in 1911. Jack
Daubert fielded for Brooklyn as he did
in the minors and was next to Ko-
netchy with a percentage of 800
Big John Hummel, Brooklyn's si-
lent man, didn't miss a game last year.
His grand average at second base was
.965 Brooklyn led the organization I'm
fielding and il is not surprising since
the Superba's entire infield were well
up in the averages. LennOX led the
third baseman with figures of $50 for
100 games. He didn't have an error i'm
thirty-four games.
Gibson of the Pirates evidently tried
to equal his record of 1909, in catching
every game. He worked more games
than any other backstop and his aver
age should be adiudged the best, since
he was in 143 contests, and Moran, OF
Philadelphia, who stopped but fifty-six
times, heads the catchers. Therefore
Gibson would have more right to the
credit than Moran.
Four pitchers were perfect in field
ing. They were ScanlOn, of Brooklyn; ;
Lever, of Pittsburg: Overall, of Chi
cago and Sallee, of st. Louis.
Big Chief Meyers, New York's red
nhlhhtu NdNNh'if ndu llolt DdnStu
balls than any man in his department
i'm the majors The chief let seven
teen balls get past him. Carrigan of
the Boston Americans. was next to
Meyers, the least sure of pitchers de-
livery. Carrigan missed fifteen. Ma
tional League mask-men were not, as
a rule, good receivers, so far as "hold-
ing up" hurler is concerned Larry
Mclean. Of the Reds, was charged
with thirteen passed balls; Bresnahan,
of the Cardinals. with twelve; Doom,
of the Phillies Edwin, of Brooklyn,
and King of Chicago, with ten each,
and Clark, Of Cincinnati, with eight.
Johnny Kings year of retirement
worked TO his disadvantage. as he was
mot as good as before his lay-off In
1908 but four pitched balls got by the
Kansas City pool player. Next year
II is safe to say, Johnny will not be
as sure as he was in 1910.
The reason Mathewson remains
the greatest pitchers in baseball
is plain. Last Matty threw out
ia base runners in thirty-eight
games. IN thirty-fve games Suggs
Evening journal., 1910-12-13
LYNCH WILL
HEAD NATIONALS
Not Likely That Murphy Will
Make Opposition to
The Move

The magnates Of the National
League are gathered I'm New
York to-day for their annual meeting
In the Breslin Hotel this afternoon.
There seemed no doubt this morn
ing that President Thomas Lynch
would be reelected president.
Garry Hermann, Of Cincinnati, is
father of a movement TO have Lynch's
term of Office heightened to three
years instead Of the customary one.
and on this a split was expected. AL
though a majority Of the magnates
were said to favor Lynch's election.
II is said sufficient votes had not been
secured TO lengthen the term.
Charles r. Murphy, Of Chicago. has
been leading the fight against Lynch.
and although it was not expected he
would put John NJ. Ward in nomina-
tion again, It was reported that he
had dark horse candidate to sprine.
Another point on which a split was
forecasted was the schedule. While II
was pretty generally understood that
a l54-game schedule would be adopt
ed, President Ebbets, of Brooklyn.
came TO the meeting with a demand
for a schedule which would carry
him through Columbus Day, October
18th.
Ebbets also intended TO bring IN
the matter Of that $500 fine imposed
upon him by President Lynch for re-
leasing Shortstop Tommy Mcmillan
to Rochester before the other Ma
tional League teams had waived on
him. Ebbets holds that the fine was
Illegal.
Evening journal., 1910-12-13
TROTTERS IN
SLEIGH RACING
Dover Drivers Have Great
Sport These Days Be-
hind TrOtterS

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del. Dec. 13-Sleighing on
State street, Dover. has become a big
attraction for hundreds of people.
every day and some Of the fastest
horses in Kent county are seen In ac-
ton during the popular sleighing
hour-between and o'clock every
afternoon.
Dan Casson. with his tall PAGER,
Andy; DR.. J. r. Kuhns, with Red Hal I;
Nathan Moore with Daisy NJ. and
George r. Jones, with his roam trotter.
gave the fastest heats OF the speed
way yesterday.
William II. Jones. with the black
racer, Black Minerva, has been at
tracing much attention the past few
days, as this horse has brilliant ac-
tion on snow.
William S. II. Davis and r. Victor
Clark drive stylish steppers and make
fast time over the snow, although DR..
Kuhns makes public claim to the best
snow horse on the street.
Edward c. Wilson made fine
showing with Sweetheart" defeating
Florence Wilkes" the fast Harring-
ton mare who has a record of 2.17 Ia.
Florence Wilkes is regarded here as
the Queen OF the Turf"
George A." the fast PAGER belong
ing to Harry Mcdaniel, went down
the course several times at a 2.2O
clip, making four blocks at O 21S
speed.
r. r. Herbert's fast Chicago mare.
has a record of 2.0S, and AS
said to be Kent's fastest horse on
snow. She was here a few DAYS ago
but the cutter struck her hind feet
IN action and a new cutter had TO be
provided for her. She Is now a
Wyoming horse and all Dover is anx-
ious lest she should throw snow i'm
the faces of some Of the elect OF the
horse fanciers.
Evening journal., 1910-12-13
~ ~ANUrmn aKr
UAOkElDALL
OIT S +: (: /:

We think II would be much better
for Dawes bunch Of immigrants if
their manager would keep them from
beating IL" around at night and put
them to bed where they belong.
The Belvediers promise TO stop at
nothing less than 80 points.
Denny is hoping to be called out of
town so he will not have to contribute
his able assistance by playing for the
Immigrants.
Why is it that Jimmy Martin has
been eating nothing but raw meat for
the past week?
II takes something out of the ordi-
nary TO distract the ELUSIVE Forward"
Willie Long from his regular Saturday
and Sunday afternoons maps but new
ertheless the coming game seems to
be the cause of so much alertness on
the part Of the aforesaid Elusive"
here Of late
II is rumored the Immigrants have
been undergoing secret practice. Per-
haps they will suggest the game being
pulled off" behind locked doors.
An Eastern League scout has been
on Longs trail for some time but they
cannot come to terms
For some time past much keen riv-
airy has existed between the Immi-
grant basketball team and the fast five
representing the Belvedere Club. So
great has this interest been that II was
necessary for the managers to get to-
gethor and arrange for a game to be
played i'm Brownson Hall tomorrow
evening.
AS both teams have been practicing
much, recently, each is confident of
victory and good game should be the
outcome.
Much interest is being manifested in
the game by followers of both sides.
Particularly are the Immigrants joy
GUS because the ELUSIVE Forward"
Willie Long and the well known local
strong defense man, Lew Denny, are
looked upon as tower of strength to
their team.
With sucn able assistants for their
teammates. Tom Martin and Jimmy
Martin along with the brilliant work
of their playing manager. George
Casey, will furnish, they should be
able to put up a good showing against
the Beivederes.
The Immigrants also have a strong
team. they having in their lineup
Hugh j. Shields. who has often been
seen wearing a gold B while in the
cage. Jack Harkins, the former Mt
st. Mary's College star. will jump cen
tire for the Belvedere's. I'm Jack Con-
way they have one of the finds of the
season IN a defense man. as he has
demonstrated he can play any of them
to a standstill
With w. u. S. Shields as forward.
and Manager G.. IT, Miller as defense.
these two men being of former Will
mington Trade School fame. It looks to
the supporters of the Belvederes that
II is all over but the shouting.
Evening journal., 1910-12-13

of Cincinnati, only had eighty
one assists. Quite a difference in the
fielding ability as we'll as in the head
work, in cutting off man at all the
sacks. Then Matty also snapped many
Evening journal., 1910-12-13
Cross County Run by Y. NJ. G. a.

Interest in the approaching cross
country run of the Boys Department
Of the y NJ. c. A., 10 be held on
Christmas Monday, is on the increase.
During the snowy weather training
is being done within the building.
Many boys who are not members of
the association are sending in re-
quests that they be allowed to run in
the event but before they can COM
pete they viii have TO join the as
ISOLATION.
Evening journal., 1910-12-13

Denny is hoping to be called out of
town so he will not have to contribute
his able assistance by playing for the
Immigrants.
Evening journal., 1910-12-13

We think It would be much better
for Dawes bunch of immigrants if
their manager would keep them from
beating it, around at night and put
them TO bed where they belong.
Evening journal., 1910-12-13
Indoor Y NJ a A Mcet

Physical Director Meissner. of the
local Y. NJ. C. A., will attend the meet
ing of the athletic committee OF the
Physical Directors Association at
PHILADELPHIA next Thursday. Il is ex-
pected that a big indoor meet will be
arranged for.