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Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-27
RODE RODS AND ATTACKED FREE
 LUNCHhT TIMES
Al WaIgasi, the lightweight Champion, Only p Years 0ldl Tells of Early Day Travelling,

Sure. I am lightweight champion now" says Ad Wolgast. Just p years old. and I guess that is going some. Now. don't think I have got my head expanded a trife, because I haven't My heads the same as it ever was. If you get your head tuned up and go around with it in the clouds some feloE is liable to roam along and knock it of.
 q rode the brakebeams once and walloped the life out of the free lunch counters. Even in those days l had plen,y of informal fights on my hands. That's because I worked in a cigar factory The fellows called me 'snipe. That didn't make a big hit with yours truly.
 oh. yes: about this lightweight champion business.
 Now that things are coming my way I don't propose to stand on what I have wen If any boxer in the world wants to fight me. why. he has only to yell. Of course. l shall do nothing but stage work for the next three months. It's been awfully tough climbing SO l think I am entitled to a rest.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-27

Plans were consumated yesterday for another high-class theatre for Bis5ee. which win be known as the Auditorium. to occupy the entire top floor Of the Alien Block.
 Some Of the lumber is on the ground. and work started yesterday. Contractor olson having supervision of it.
 The promoter of the enterprise is Mir. Frederick Chapman. who has been connected with Boston and New York rheater work. coming here di- rsct from Los Angeles. where he was manager Of the plays for the Audi torium Theatre Beautiful
 Mr. Chapman cane here with the California boosters on the lookout for a good location in live town and in lookine around was struck by the central situation oi the Allen block, which offered the unusual feature of affording. with the installation of a few steps. an n-rsnce on the ground floor from the roof on the upper end.
 T never saw a place before where me third story was 1he first story. said Mir. Chapman.
 Mr. Chapman has organized a com uany of local business men and has arranged with Mr. Allen for the i'm mediate construction Of the necess ary floor on the roCf
 The floor space will be fif-y feet wide by l24 feel long and will comfort ably seat 200 people if desired. Seats for 750 people will be provided i'm mediately and a space 70 by 90 fee will be utilized ai one end Of the budding for 50 tabies. four chairs tc fh table. for refreshmeut purposes and ali kinds of soft drinks will bt served at popular prices 70 hose wh1 desire 0 witness the show at ths same time.
 The management has arranged with the W. II. Clune Film Exchange o Los Angeles for motion picture ma chimes. films. etc, and the Audito rum will have the exclusive use o the finest hand -coiored films, natur
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-27
GLOBE BEATS OTHERS
 TO IT BY STARTING
 BALL SEASON TODAY

GLOBE, Ariz.. March 26-The lccal baseball season will be ushered in Sunday afternoon with game be- tween the Globe and Copper HI teams. Both have been working out for several weeks and are now thor oughly organized. while the ball park has been put in condition for the opening game
 Gassage. for Globe and Wisebacker. for Copper Hill. will be the opposing fingers. with Burke and DOran on the respective receiving ends. It is planned O give a parade before the game and both teams will march to the grounds leaded by the Globe city band.
 Following is the way the two teams will line up:
 Gossage and Ragsdaie. pitch CTS; Burke. catcher; Shute, first base; Miles. second; Sarver, short; Bigando, third; Griffin, left field, Keegan. cen ter. and Pinyon. right field
 Copper Hiil-Wisebacker, pitcher; Doran. catcher: Crosswhite, first; Dent. second: Reppert, short; Barker, third: Thomas, left field; Krumbick. center. and Pruitt. right; Stewart and Dunlap on the bench.
 The Globe team has elected Jack Saryer permanent captain of the team.
 After the first game it is planned to take immediate steps toward the form ation of a league to be composed of Globe. Copper Hill, Miami and Stafford. a proposition that has been talked oi for some time.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-27
SPRING STUNTS
 UP IN AIR. AT
 HIGH SCHOOL
Whether They Will Have Eith- CT Track Or Baseball Teams At Present Un- decided.

What about tracl, and baseball with the high school?
 Ask Coach Herrie or the bov. tbis and they shrug their shoulders oav they don't know and tell fellow 10 see Prof. Philbrook. Prof. PhiIbrook don't know. either.
 Some time ago Tom Rice. manager or the Douglas track ceam. wrote to the local boys and asked them to get their team 10 work so as to participate in a Southwestern intercollegiate championship field meet. which thov were planning to hold at Douglas the first part of April the schools incIud- ed to be Clifton. Bisbce. Tucson and possibly Fl Paso.
 Tucson evidently in the same boat as Bisbee; nothing doing. Douglas couldn't hold track meet unless they held it by themselves. so the event has been called of and. according to advices from Smelteryille. the track team has disbanded
 Bisbee has the material. all right for track team and at first thought they'd try it. Then there's some base ball cranks in school who thought all interests ought to be devoted in that direction. But that's where they're without their host. according to Coach Henrte, who says they haven't sufficient players to warrant the for nation of q team
 So there's nothing to do but go back to track. It isn't too late yet by any means. and the Bisbee high school don't want 10 keep altogether out of spring athletics. Their track mater ial contains good distance men. poie- yaulters and weight-harlers. and it's only question of when they want to get busy to be able to knock out a few points. anyway. from few as piriEg gallants in the neighbor burss- Follow the motto. Do + Now, boys, and you'll be there with bells on the same as in football and basketball
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-27
CHILLINESS IS
 DISTILLED BY
 ROT PRACTICE
tBy Hani)

Frisking about the greensward- minus the emefald-hued wisps-a. the Warren park yesterday. the new Muck CTS were put through t smart batting practice by Manager OrendorL No field stunts were attempted other than tossing the ball back and forth lit lie. on account of the diamond not
 vet beins ready for this sort Of per fosmance The boys had to content themselves with wnat limbering up they could get on the sidelines.
 But what they did in batting-prac- tice, though. was caution. P.t,s and Fehrman lohbed a few over and the way they whanged the horseriie gave many promises of future triples and a few four -basers Dalrymple es- pecially. was Chief Johnnie on the score-board-hiiting stunt and the biE- sles he tore off made one fan forget his shivaring in the 5Ieachers long enough to offer Co bet S25 with any body that a hall ould be h't o.er ehc fence during the first month cf the regular season.
 The cold weather only served to put singer into the boys work and Oren- dotff says he's well-pleased with the way they all handled themselves. A bunch of fans. about thirty all told, brayed tine chilliness 10 watch the workout and are talking nothing else. but what this years Muckers are so- ing to accomplish
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-27
OrendorH Says BisEee Fans
 One of the Most Enthusiastic
 Crowds He's Mef m Baseball

." ans to I've willing they willing everything the and the that sary"
 whipping playing Manager orendorn delivered himself concerning the for whom hen engineer he
 Fans good these ought to get winning seam for once think I'll do best, and right before boys to 10 their money the They all invested in club stock then they if they choose I'm here
 players advantage of could mention who would hesitate this size all they could the then hi. thankful that the recognized this diamond artists and between When they organized ball the sustain
 That's Bluckers thinks o what Bisbee has this perhaps a Q and Thens | . . . . . : .
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-27

Mike Donlin. crack ball player and actor has is5ued the following edicc;
 IT in the summer time, when the theaters are closed. the New York club wants Mike Donlin to play bail, the former star outfieider of McGraw Giants will be glad of chance 10 play. If Mrs Donlin tMabel Hite), should be any chance lose her vogue as an actress. then iE this unlikely event her handsome husband would
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-27
This was Eat" Nelson's policy.

"A To- of fighters after they have won go around throwing their money away. But none of that for mine. When you are broke you are nobody. but when you have money they all flock around you
 q have a father and mother in Cadillac and five brothers and four sisters. We have a fine little farm there. and I am going to keep right on buying up property all around l.. Then when the time comes for Ad Woigast 10 take the count he won't have 10 be going around the country begging promoters for fights on the strength of what he has done
 And right here I want 10 say just who did more to make me champion than any other man. That man Is Tom Jones. my manager If it hadn't been for Tom I don't think I would be lightweight champion now, as it would have taken me a whole lot longer to work up the ladder
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-27

Der that the breakbeams are right under the velvet all the time.
 "A fellow in fighting or any o.her business has to get by the brakebeams and a big variety of other rough stuff if he expects to get to ,he top. He cant expect to stay at the top forever. But if he ever gets there, there is no excuse for him if he ever has 10 go back to the brakebeams again. That's my hunch. It's at least enough to steer yours truly
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-27
rush back to the diamond.

Iusn DdCA 70 IIlc uIdUlOuU-
 But as long as the show prospers. as long as Mabel and Mike can be to- gether. there will be no more baseball for the hard-hitting outfielder, unless as aforesaid. Donlin is learning al the time. and while he would rather play ball than play on the stage. he would rather enjoy his wife's society than do either. His own contract with his wife's promoters has still two years to run.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-27

Tommy Houck has won three bouts in New York. two Of them by the knockout route. They like him in Gotham.
 Al Kubiak has gained 15 DouEds in weight since his return from France. which about proves that he was il the en.ire time he was abroad.
 Harry Lewis is the best card in France. but he"wiil hardly allow Billy Papke to have fifteen pounds the bet ter of weights in order to secure a date.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-27

Here's something about the new players and what they've done.
 Big George Dalfymple. so rangy that an ordinary individual has to look up at him when talking, managed the Muskogee team of tine Western assO- citation last year and ran Enid a close race for the pennant finishing sec oud by a good margin Hc also played the outneld part Of the time.
 Jimmie Kerw.n right the opposite Of DaT' in stature. played second with Argentina of the Arkansas State league in 1909 anc was considered the best second sacker in ,he league Hes also something of wag and has gained the name among his pals of the Irish comedian" He acts as though he might be able 10 alternate with Finnegan Reed at the Orpheum with equal success.
 George Pullman. whJ will cover left garden held down that job with Wilkes barre in the Tri-State league last sea- son. had a chance to so higher. but turned it down because he wanted to come west. He led his league m stolen bases.
 Oscar Pitts was with Nernoa a part of last season and twirled some re- markedly clever games. He is OK Dected. with the new pitcher whom Orendorff ss to secure fom los An eeles to hold down all visitors to theT proper bounds.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-27

Yes. it used to be the bTakebeams for mine. Now it's to the velvet, Tor a while. anyway. The velvet has ruined many a fighter. Brakebeams never did. I'm going to try to remem-
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-27
smacl.s at Old ozonc.

!
 Walter Hanson comes right from the Los Angeles club. where he's been working out in right garden He played in namber of games against the Chi caeo sox and both hit and fielded | cleanly.
 In addition to Terry McCune, cham pion Coast League shor5stop with oak land last year. Carl Lewis. the Oakland first baseman is also coming to fill that station here. Harry Graham. who alternates between second and third. will also drop around in few days
 With Fehrman, Corr and Boswell whose records are already well known, together with that of Orendorff. the present personnel is about complete.
 Iris Speaker the best center field CT in the American League. has not joined the Boston Red Sox al Hot Springs in spite of the fact that he signed a contract some time ago. lt is said that Speaker has decided 70 hold out for more coin But while he is thinking lt over Manager Donovan has uncovered another wonderful cen ter fielder in Lewis. who halls from California The Cincinnati Reds, who have been playing a series with the Boston Americans, say Lewis is ger- uine find
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-27

Where does sam Crawford come in?
Bisbee daily review., 1910-03-27
EASTER IS so

EASTER IS so
 EARLY THIS YEAR that it is apt to be pretty cool IT not quite cold. Don't take any chances on it. Order us to send you a ton or so of our clean. free burinng coal. so that no mater what the weather yo1 will be prepared for it. The coal will not spoil even if you don's have to use it this season. Dry oak and juniper All lengths.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-18
9rama6fbss Observation-Disclosures.

Seit Sahrbunberten beitebt 3tpifden
ben 9ureoutraten Der peri9iepenen
aulturldnoer Der itiIi4meieenbe
Bettbeperb, iih gesenieitia in Genie
ftreiben bes peoontismus unb bes
SormaIismns gu iiberbieten. Syepes
2anb gloubt ouf bieiem Gsbiet bic
Weltmeiftsri4oft 5u beiiben, uno bpd
tnuben INNER nieber nelle @eIhidts
den ouf, bic ben 3peifsl, psldem
2onb Der Sisg eebibre, niemals our
Rube fommen loien. Der Sri be
pnris" erodblte tiir5lih cine @efdthte,
bic einem b0beren. p%eniiOnirten, in Der
Sournine oniGIiigen 8erpoItungsbes
omten paiiirt lit, Der feline Iltsrspens
iion in paris, benz Srt ieiner tribe
rem SbGtieteit, erbeben mub. I'm nidt
ols 0ierteljobre Die S4ererei nit bern
Grbeben ieines @eloes gu baden, lieb
er bic Iuten zines Sabres auInmmens
tommen uno prGicntirte iih an Sal
ligteitstermin oes lebten 9iertsljobrs
alf benz Sinan5miniiterium 81 poris
nit ieincn bier Nuittunsen unb Dem
bon ben 8ebOrnen geforosrten ItteIt
ieintS poliSeifommihars, pobur6
linn beiheinigt ipuroe, bob er ON /.
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8eomte i'm SinonSminiterium moGlts.
elm bebentlihes 8eiiht unb erfldrte
fdlieBli6, baB er bic peniion ntht
ausaoblen tDnne. nWorum b.niu
niht?" fraete Der aIte 9err erItnunt,
Der feIber bic 9ebeimniiIe oes Jinonss
miniiteriums mdbr.nb ieiner langen
Qebensorreit 70 aiemlih fennen selernt
bate. nSbre papier iinb nidt in
Sroruna, es fehlen bic BRET Sheine,
bic betpeifen, DOB sic am l.. MpriI,
Suli unb Sttober 1903 AM 2eten ipe5
rem Fiber ieben Sic bod bier HE
8ef6einiging meines polise..e mmiIs
idrs, bob id am 1. Sanuor 1909snpd
en- 2eben bin!" - Dos maht nihts
10 lnnee Sic mir niht ben urfunp:
lihen Ro6peis erbradt boben, cot
Sic an ben bret onberen Serminen am
2eben pnren. bebouere ih, Sbnen bic
geniion niht ous5ablen 81 tOnnen.
Ser 9err Minifter bot erIt fiiratih
serube iiber bieien Yunft bic itrengz
iten 4npeiiungen seseben." = SIS 1T
besreiflid, bob Der psniiondr ouf
biefe flore 2osit ni4ts gu erfpibern
| pernpd1te.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-18

anoerte lid) 5ipar, als 2orb Samiitpn,
Der burd sinen 3ufaq ouf ibn ouf.
mertIom ~gepprben mar, ibn oils isinen
prtpatiefretGr .anitelte, bod berbits
terte er ibm bieie Stellnng nod 8rGfs
ten, oa er ibn nur als cine toDte Mos
i6ine. obne jeben eisenen WiGen, be-
trn6tete. Sn biefsr Stelung orbsitete
9urte emit fir SamiItpn cine @ebs
aug. Die 10 eldnsenb tpar, oab Der
2prb fpGter ME pieber als YorIos
mentsrebner oufsutreten paete, Inn
ieinen Grfolg ni9t ieIbsr gu f9mGlerr.
Bon benen. Die ben 3uiommenbong
nidt fonnten, lporo er baber pollcr
So6a6tuns MIR nod v2orb Sonils
ton. Der einmal Nebenoe" aenannt.
Snfol9e ieines bo9fobrenoen GEos
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mem Bripatietretdr, unb ols bteler
zines Soees pieoer felt auf ieiner
Meinung gu bebarren tposte, fubr Der
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einer>9 adfommer ssbplt babel"
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gurfe rubie. rSie erinnern mid
ooran, bob i'd gu Sbnen - berobees
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gr perIieb iofort feline SteGluns,
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mitteQoien 8urte elmer Der angslebens
item porlomentarier gnslonbs eepors
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-18

nGiH gang GiibiGe Wldia!" inqte
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Siel niht mid, sum Grben eingeiebr?
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1910-02-18

Iei"e Ginno9men perme9ren: Elm
tbtrmdbig bci@afti9ter 4nipait Der
boberen SnitdnS Bate ibm bic @nfers
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mli'1en, f3rcdte i'm nidt. IS mar Ell
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tpuBte feins, er refnete ouf einen
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hoIbem Wege entsegen, inbem er in
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ldnoil6en prGmienonletbe entbielt,
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bot1ite @etpinn betrus in beuti6em
8elbe Observation-Disclosures Mart.
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- unb er ipar iiber ole S9tpierieteis
ten fir ole Soften biniueg! Wber es
mar ipiecer nihtS geipeien, unb bcs
9efiait bIieb uno piirbe modIen unb
lpaffen, bis feline GTiltena baruntsr
begraben lag.
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miirriI1.
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