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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-26
GrunoeiseHtbums Sgpotbei.n.
gineiRnati. %. San.

Reue 9pppthstsn
WoIter Orr on Columbia 3. Il. g.
u. Co., S7OO.
gfarsaret U. Gortsr an bieietbs;
$1,000.
Soiepb stritmirs on GOrtidritt
9ousgerstn, $500.
Gbparo aaBner an u. 50 8sntrup,
$175.
6. u. 6silttr. gormuno, on SOtn
S'8onneu. $3.50.
Sumss y. 8stmsr an glribur +.
8ilIatts, $1S5.54.
Georae Shmibt an German amerIs
can 6. II. .. 60, $500.
Sohn Ritisr on WiHtou place y. Il.
g. Co., $500.
albert 5snsIsr an Grnit SobHion,
$500.
Winnis u. Snitb an Wlt- osalthn
9. II. 6. Go, $500.
Waraartt g.gohs an oieiefbs, $500.
5enrp Climbing on emma g. ad'
BEL, $1,000.
5rsO. aOh an S,pib @rustIi 60.
eistn, 1920.
u. :. gsrirs on Sobu g. Ruisbed.
5000.
artbur Dbi;s an 8. R. 2inbiap
$500.
2toam Beng an Caroline Bauer
| $1,000.
Dm. 8. gfsif.r on Goluurbia 2ii'
Sni. 60, $4750.
4ribur Dbiis on ). R. 2inbfup
5000.
Soispb 9. Sod on Soutbern Gbis
6. Ii. :. Co.. $500.
8etiIste 5ppptbsteH.
Gimpn aOsb an Sirom :. giutou
| $4,000.
Ssnrp O. Otto an 6enrp 5sdsring
| $1,000.
WoItsr Orr on Columbia 3. IL. g
60, $3.50.
| Rursurst q. gDrtsr an bi,T.l6e
| $1,000.
Hitolds Gedtsr on MeIisrn 5il;
g., g. Il. 6. Co., S340O.
&. u. Gbaiterton an 2. Ml. Cooper
$3.50
| e. %. 5adIon. Sr., on q. 80. Cad
ion, ST., 5000.
gbos. aopf an Rtperiibs q. el. u
6. Go, $500.
Jrsb. Rod an Ne'p Foundation 6
u. q. Co., $500.
Siunt 8. Reib on II. G. Wortgae
II. Iruit 60, $500.
| Sarah g. Sebrse or 8. wl. 5oIl0
| men, SABA.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-26
0ruuasis.ntbums lleb.rtrasnaser
Cincinnati. %. San.

gernabina gIoper an Ssnrh Sp.rs
mann, % BEL 100 SUB an Der Glib
tp.its@te bon Depot unb Oattcn aoss
nue.; $4,000.
9lbom grap on ghdrIes Reeoer,
fiinf Sabre qa5t BON 13 acrss 2uno
on 4rnpIb Rpub in on goaege Sia;
idhrlihe Wieih $40.
9lbbie Gran an Gbdrles Reeber,
flint Sabre 9Q8t BON % 4cres aonb
on 8rpesbsd Roao In Oft College Siu;
mond.lit. Wlietbe $40.
Gbarles StasnHoIb an Nid 5. Surs
ros. flint Sabre paht bes Gigentbums.
betannt aIs 328 Weft 8. Gtrobe; mos
ndtlife Mistbe 500.
gnna Ul. Brandon an sSotu Smith.
Got 7 in gart qloee 8. II. 3. Goa
llnterdbtheiIune; 81.
Die DaIerpoob Qdnb 60. on go'
tparo :. aaBner, Got Ia tn Jcbr 8.
8elI's 1lnierubtbeiluns non Wlnbeirn;
81.
Mpd S. Jitb an George 3. Gdlptr'
10 acres aanb in Geftion 19 ir
Wbitepater 9otpnIbip; $3.50.
asipis Bud on Wtnrsnret u. S6u'
bert, ungefGbr % Mcrts 2anb IN Setr
tion 6 in Mtomi 5opHfbip; $3.50.
8rudmann 8rtipine Gcmpcnp al
ssobm 6. yrid., 10 sSubre 4uht BOZ
Got 284 in 6. 6. Miniams' Ilntero5
tbeilung; monotline Mietbe S75.
Somuel 6. weorfielb, per Shriff
on bic Silperton g. u. .. Co., 9bei
Der aoi 3 in Wpore & 1osbroofs lin
tsrabtbeilung Don Wsubeirn; $500.
Gli3abetb g. Wiltp on Dollie g
Ron, ! Got an @bepberb ADenue, God
lamb; 81.
4bolpb SO. RuuH an JobH Ritter
25 Jub an Delonen Gtrdbt; 81.
| Gbas. Neisel an Gmmo G. Mfiotl
46 sui IN. 6u0faa &smus; ~.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-26
Die SunoeSud)t.
gOn @ ouI 9 4 Msr-

Weine iyrau fpolIte etrpos 2ebxnbis
ses baben. Dorum fhoIftsn mir uns
sinen 6unb on. Der Sunb bieb Dolp
unb eebOr.t gum Siamm Der 3peros
bulIopggen. Doiin fonnie ihre Gbren
fteif in pie SD0bs rihten unb huits 8eis
ne rpie Elm gouis<SetsesW0bei, einen
aopf ipis Elm Reser nrtD einen Fnid
i'm Shmons, iixr ben bic Renner in
Gnisiiden eeriet1en. Wann fonnte lang.
fudsn, ebe man fpieber Elm 9bit,
fdnb. bas 70 bdbli1 unb 10 buHH
mar spie 9pIIn. Die aeHrRr rneinten
man miiiIe ils inbebingt beIepsn lni'
fen; benn Die Mnfe fei jebt MODERN
nnb man f0nne bamit Ds5hdfte ma
den. &c fanb iitb auh einer. Der hrei
fpar, Der Doter BON D0Ips Ginbern q
iperben, ipenn fein bcrr Elm 6oncra
pon tunbert Wars bofiir beidme. s3il
Tiger fpollte er ts nirht tbun. Nun
fhlieblidb finb bunbert Ulorf niht 81
oieI. fpenn man bnni4 bos D[iid etat
Jamilie begriinben tnnn. qDir riGts
ten ulio bic 6ohseit aus unb bdtas
noh neun Mohen ieds lebenoe 8iuens
buIIbosgen I'm 6auA
Do DolIp nid,t genug Hraff boits
ale feds an nobreT 10 tbeilte1i ipi
uns in bic Mrbeit unb bolfcn mi
aubmiih mad. Das tpdr nidt 10 Elm
fad. Alle ponr Giunben u,elbeteH fix
bic Rleinen, unb bo1n bitb ss, In b
Mo&enitube psbn uub fbnfn ~ srinfs
| oeb<n. 1ossdber 4cino,6s nod. Mbl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-26

Cigar DilIon an Saccb 10. Weibs
man, 40 Jub an Sinibe apenue; 81.
Wm. 6. Gilman, per Gberiff. an
metropolitan Aeoltp Co., % Sub Gii
@ebiter StraBe, Rortpooo; $133.34.
Sobn g. Gunoer an iSreb. Dids
mann, 8 Mcres in Surpep $50, anbers
fOn Up; 81.
Grnit Seim on 5enrn 8inoling, 80
gcres in Seftion 6, Golerain Up; 81.
Giisobetb Sabetotte an Geo. 8. 5as
bstctts, (2uit Claim 335 Sub IN
llnion Sirabe; 81.
Diefeibe an anna 80. aOnig tGuit
Claim 335 Sub an Union Strdbe;
ST.
DieieIbe on Gud 5ude unb Wm.
6dbelptte. tQutt Claim 333 Sub N
Union Strabe; 81.
Rihoro WilItums on Wartbn 3.
Craig. Got A in Sobn Grdig's Inter
obiheilung; 81.
Gmilie e. 5obera an sSobn Sueoite,
80 Jub an Mibblston Npenue; 81.
Snfltp qdrt SO. an Roie 'Siibsr.
40 SUB an gBebfttr 2lpeuue. SatIep;
81.
Sus. u. 8amble on Sennie g. 9us
lsn, 80 Sub an groobpeu gpenue; 81.
6. M. gdllarb an Wm. 2ittleforb.
z Cots an Sdnbmdn Strabs, Got III
Strafsr StrnBe; 81.
3erIelbt on benIelben, % 5ub Cn
Sandman Strabe; 81.
3erielbe on MnisIbsr, 343 5ub an
Union Inenue; ST.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-26
eft ber Magen iiberIooeli, eebrnu.
de .Mngner's Gooium pbospbate~.
(i0A

Cine 3titgenoffin a.
.poIecns4 Gus Drobparbein ipirb
benz WRntr GItrdbloii BON 7. os. Be.
rihsei: Cine intrreHonte 3eusin bes
NoppIeDHiifen 3eitaliers III asItsrn
i'm alter bon 115 5abren In @orbssb
i'm aomilat gibnr seItorbsn. Gs lit
bies bic mithps Wlorid g5opp. Gle
mar Inn Jdhre 1895 gebortn unb
iuhte Inn Snbre 1909 5uIammen init
ibrer Wui.er In Rnob bic 5nIurrsis
tionsormet ouf, no ibr Doter In Der
2fbelioentruppe bes apmisafes G5at.
NOR bients. Die san3e Jan,ilie. Batter,
Shutter unb has bomnls 14idbrige
M1bfkn. gerietben in bic Gefdnaeu.
i4aft ber sJron5ofen, aus Der iis ipis
ter ipieber b<freit tpurben. Qdh BEEN.
bigung bss BRIGGS Iitb fih bic Ucmis
Tie i'm Wibdrsr Romitoik niebsr. Die
iett psrftcrb<ne sJr0u. ipeIde asiilsbens
bel intsrsHonte Dinee iibr bic
ariesst9aien Der GronSoitn Sa er5Gbs
len iDubis, mar bis gum Gnbe ihres
Qebsns ierneeIunb. Gis binteri1bt
gpsi G5bue. bic iiH. ottpobi iiber
n<unJis 3abr at, benfes Raaiatsit
lerfstus1A
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(s5ortfesung folgt.)
4nf benz Sdlladltfelbe

bes 2ebens i6lummsrn ben etpi9er
Shlaf piele 9auienoe, peIhs ben
Sanpf nm bds 0afetn nod ldnger
bdtten beItsben t0rnen. sic habeu ben
iSiirtpts NIT benz Sobe be5ablt, biz
Detung DOR ben S6aoren Der Jeinbe
ben Rrunfbeiten, gu peridmdben. Cir
iol6es S9usmittel giebt es Dor alien
bel ben Magens unb 2ebsrleioen. sc
finb bies bic nur aus beiten pflun5en.
ftofien bergeitenten ct. 8ernort
arGuterpilen, bic fir % Gents in al.
len Ipptbeten 81 hobeu iinb. Sic ents
balten feline i8arfen Stoffe, tpit
auefFlber, unb itnb besbalb aud
niht iibersudert. o,tr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-26

mir hatien Gliif, or lam nidi ipieoer.
mir Iieben nun iiberau bic 9biiren ofs
fen. Dtnn man ionnie nift ipifsn.
piellsidt Iieien bic dnSersn sIeidfalls
ipea. 9bsr iie tboten uns niht ben
Defalen. Sie battsn Is su gut bsi
uns.
Ginen b1ttsn mir ibrioens bod nod,
beinobe perfouii. Gin 5srr, ber einsn
3persbulOog bdben ipoIlie, intereFirte
iih fir ben tleinen 1nmrnn. Aber 800
Mdrt mar ihm su piel. gBir Iieben
ibn I6lisbIih fir bunbert. I'm ndts
fen 2ag baiten mir ibn ipieoer. Wfit
einem Brief, Der nid,t bon ihletisn
GItern mar. Gin Sdhperitdnoiger
bate benz aGufer beideiniat. e mare
teine ehte RoiIs, Elm Dadel nliiBts bos
stpifden asipeien iein. es blteb 3nris
nidts iibris: mir mubten Die hlinbtrt
Rart suriidgsbsn.
mir beihloiIen, bic SuTbe iinierH
51nppsrtsrn in 3ablung su gebtn.
mir bpten fie erft pem ShloHer uRo
oann benz TiIdIer on. Absr tsiRer
tpolIte iie nebnsu. sg8tr tpdr's," iaste
ih su meiner 5rau. rfpeun mir ils osE-
nen 0eripaHoten gum 0sburtsto8
ifenittn2 auf bieis Deiie ipnren
mir bic Foiien fir ein 0efhent uto
iGnnsn uns enolih einrnal fur be
ordbli1en Sahen, bic mir bon ihnen
beiommenbaben, renonbirsu." Aber
ebs mir bisie Sooe ausfiibrsn toHntsn,
tam uns Ollie bon elmer Sts[e, Don
Der mir lie gar ntft eripartet batten.
Wir boiten ben proseb NIT ben lles
berpohneru giidli1 perIcren, uno eis
mes 9aaes erfhieu Der gerihtsuou5les
her nit benz 4uftraa bic 6uuoe Don
oem 8runbtiid Su entftrnen. Jh
bate ben mann umarnen mDgsn. Gr
bate iid3 sinen SunoefdHger nliiaes
braf,t benn aIIein iiiblte er ii6 oieisr
unas.p0bnIihen aufsdbe nidi sstudbs
fen. Der Beri6tsrolsiebe ertl1rte,
bab er bic 6unoe nat Der 9sfdnotdms
mer If)dffen unp, ipsnH mir ieiHe Wers
pfIesungstofen Sahlien, Deritsigtrn
tpuroe. nun, mir 3ahlten tetne
9erpFlequnagtoiten. Snppiihen froste
Der Rettsdnfpalt on. Oh er gegen oas
llrtbeil gerufung einlegaI folIte. 4btr
bds perbdten mir nns saH5 tntfhles
ben. DEM man mubte immtrHin nit
Der WogIi6tsit rennsn, o1b mir in
5ipeiter Snituno setpannsn, unb boruuf
ipolIttnrpir es nid)t nntonrmer laNsn.
| Du mir teine 8erpflegungsfoIieu
bssablien, TO ipurben be 6unoe per.
fteiaert. Der Cribs bstrig bunoert
Mari, bic ouf bic 8DniirehIngss uno
jonitieen aoiten perrehnet fpurosn.
Quberoem tparen an anipoliss uno
4 gerihtstcften stueibuHbertfiinfaig Wai.
AL besabIen. Dana9 itellte iih eds
grssbnib per GoIoo tpir fcigt:
OoIIp ........... 800 Wlarf
gelegunssioiten ;. 100 Wtarf
Gin Seppi6 ...-. 900 Wt1rf
Sin aIeib 49,. 400 Rart
Sin QroseB ...... $50 Warf
mdtt auiommen 1850 mart. Du5n
icmnt Der grossb init bem Jisius tpe.
asn Der 6unoeiieuer. gr fhipebi noh.
Aber es II. iein 0nino porbanoen.
fpesbolb mir ihn snpinnen iolIieH.
Tds ipiiroe bonn. ipenn man 1lle bret
Snitunsen beriidfihtigt. fhIeht gtrefe
net ipeiiere fiinfhnnoert Wsnrt aEsmos
|, den. Die Gteuer itIbit ktrdat buns
bertpiersig Mlari. alles in alien ios
fen ans alTo bic 6unbe, ben 5istus
inbeoriffen, $3.50 Ulnrs. unb ba be.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-26

essfin MssHne, ftnrsss. Giaesunssf, ctts.
erieilt6e nntipcrten sI.oo uab sornber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-26
srnnifdlss Grbt eines

Srugif hss Grbe zines
ShriftfsQers. Der 8reslduerSdrif
ftsIIer Storislaus 2uoas, Der I'm So.
2ebertsiabre ftaHb, BAT iid eridofTen.
2ucag mar Direftor elmer 3uderfabrt
in RublarD, ebe er na9 8rsslau lam.
unb Der gr0bte SbeI fetner gr5dbluns
gen lehnt iih audi on ruFffbe Stoffe
an. Stdnislaus 2ueas betunbets tn
einigen Romunen unb in elmer Reibe
ansiebenber Nopellen ein 1iibffes grs
aGblertrrent, benz letber ein materiels
Ter GrfoIg nt1t bdhiebsn mar. Gr
batte IN feinen lesten Sobren NIT
fdtperen NdhrunssforgeH su tampfen
unn bat nun IN Der Neuiubrsnobt feis
nem 24bsn itlhit sia s3RI gsftss.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-26

iere 9er3ensniiniae unb burften ntht
einmnl auf Elm Wunber boffen. pds
einit pielIeiht tire auferftehung bes
ipirtte. llnb iebt?"
@r bate iid6 freuoefammelno dufs
eerihtet; feline breite, bpfesrpadiene
8eitdIt iiberraste 10 ods Wdbhen um
5auptesldnee.
y9os Munber lit eeIheben; 6tns
riette; ih ipiinihte Sbnen, ols lh bon
Sbnen ihieb, olIes 8ute immerbdr,
baB Der 5irnmeI sic Dor alien 2eib
bei9Ise! Damn rib i6 mid los nit
iibermenihliher Nnitrengun9. gors
Der aber, porber bate ih mid nieoer
eebeugt ouf Sbre 5itternos Sanb, neil
mir bds 3ers unter Sbren gIiden
breden ipollte, uno ipie ein Ses
gens'pru6 burhIhouerten mid be
fIiiItsrnben Worte, bic Sis 3u mir
nieoeriprofen tpiNen Sic nod,
mas Sic mir gefdqt batttn2"
sd ipeib es noh." brad es iih
erIhiitternb pnn ben 2ippen oes Wdes
hens. Sd ipiiroe betsn - beten pon
gan3em 9ersen, bob sic 9liidlih pers
ben. - limb Der litbe 8ott bat ntein
9ebet erfiiIlt." Iigte iie ho6srrOt4eno
bin3u.
,6snriette!" idrie bn Der 5afiuusss
IoIe in jubelnoem GutSitsn dui. ~Du
iogit, i4 Blu giidIih getporoen2 Jur
mid giebt es nur Elm Slid - Deins
2iebs! 2iebft 3u mid? Wiuit Du
mein fein2 - Mein fir elpiga"
1as bebenoe Wdbhsn iant an feline
9ruft, uno er koette ibr Angeiiht
nit itiirmiihen 9iiTen. 9Iiititdms
mslnbs 2duts bran9en ouf an iein
snt3idtes DIR.
60 aefabrbrobeno uuo feltiam pers
idIungen bic ShitiaIs gepeien mas
ren, lpelhe bic SeIoen unierer Gr3ahs
lung bisbsr gu trIsben battsn, ebenio
uneetriibt unb Iorasnlos, poIl 8lids
uno 2iebesTelietsit gsitaItste iia forts
on ibr 2eben.
Sm Tiuge bate Cigar I'D BON al
len Seitsn bic 46iunQ pteotr erokrt,
Die bur6 feinen nun Idngft iiberfpuns
pensn 2tihtiinn 70 btoentlid eritiiis
tert fpornen NOR; nit itiIIer Jreupe
| idb iein 9ater, pie er ilh eifris be-
miibts. Elm tiihtissr &duTberr gu tpers
ben.
Der 9oniul iibsygab Die Jirma Ieis
nsn bsipen S0bnen, bic unier benz
Ramsn .Sperbet uHo WiIoenctp"
blibi unb griint.
gfph beoor Der Iriib!ing ins 2ano
petommeu mar, bate Robert oenritts
ts an ben Altor qefjIhri. Die Seryn
Der beibeu iesliih 10 Derponotsn
sFrdueR fparsn Idngit in bingebenper
anbdngIi6teit in eIranosr oufaesons
gen.
Wenia nur torn;s IS alice's Sees
lsnfriebsn nod itt ,en, Dab --- ruie IL
aus Qeip g)prtsr 8Idttern erfubr -
ibr ni6tspiiroiQtr Better gpbp gIad
| fih baburd BEN iroiiten Ritter'
fpru6 n.3oesn bate. odb er 5ano on
| Fi6 Iegte, nod bsoor er bos nnteriu'
hungsgsidngnib Oerlisb. Wlan hatit
| ibn einss WorgsHs erbongt in ietneI
3eus eefunoen.
gu elmer aroeren 3eIt beri6tstsr
bic ameritantft,eu 3situngeu. DAT
| Suan Rui3, Der JluBpirat uno aneeb'
Iite Murauis. su lanajdbrigsr 3uht'
bousitrafe perurtbsilt poroen mar
DaTeIbe S6itiaI bate feline ioebIerin
bic garrlI, getroffen, pdhrsnp Di'
iibrigen Ulitgiieber Der gdnoe, insbe
Ionbere 9om gH, nit geliroertr
| Strdftn oaoontamen. Jim Ro6bin!
bate niht einmal DOR ben Rihter az
felt tpsroen tonuen, benn nod bepo1
bies m0gIib 9etpeisn. bate man isiuer
lsthnam nab Dem 4rmsnaGlrhbo
geFdbrsn.
Gnbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-01-26
Mrs. B. Yaeger,
----sis b<ratmiene----
Uafr(a0erin 0ides 3eila(lerS

eden In bsr Srtsften Belt cas- - eswtfh
Rcrfsnfn. bic bur6 bss enspfnHs tsbsr beGott
vareu. uub 81 Ieaf fftn 3wssfsi Boz. bos
aHN bensuiaee nod merfcnsH srifilreH. bic
bnyA cine nnbefaHuts ssrais I'm gtanbe fhIo.
6isIes an tbmn nnb bornHssu0eeu. ras fsy
Hnbue erffnaniIdt III Hnb bIesst GIN GoI4ss
bat bic Eaiur bisfe Dame bsIonSsrs beginfilat
sfHn ne bat itr bic ieltsnf Gdbe sesIiebtH. sss
eebtn ibrer Teit,rensnen nie Elm aniaefAiosss
res gu1 aenda an ieftr. Tueebt nidf. BOB
Ne In ibrer siaenen se'sbens an Seeftn abenne
robnt qetmf bte Gan 9rs gar sfsIi6 BIS
cssiiH aIsfune. tnHn aeti tisfsEbe hincuf BIS
3tr bic f6ons msIbens ben Hran .. gatar
trrd1t Tas Sans IN sur iiafsn Gard uEs
an Saune In her Rars:
Mrs. B. Yaeger, friibu 5ran Bt6tsls
esssin ssenae, ftmrsss. Giaesunssi, rnis.
erisiIt6e eIniiporten si.oo uab sorntr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-21
AMERICANS WIN AT TENNIS.
Beals Wright and Prof. Nettleton
Do Well at Wimbledon.

LONDON, June 21.-In the first round
of the lawn tennis championship at VIM
bledon yesterday Prof. G. H. Nettleton of
New Haven, Conn.,, beat Pf1eider. 60,
Ga. 90. Nettleton. who is assistant
professor of English at Yale. is the Yale
professor at Oxford University and is in
this country on leave of absence. He
will return to Yale in the fall.
Beals Wright beat w. C. Crawley, a
member of last years English Davis cup
team, 81, 10, So.
Davidson beat Hardy of San Francisco,
6-3, o. 60, 60.
Bealss Wright played i'm rubber shoes.
contrary to his custom, as he had learned
unofficially that the committee had been
unable to make an exception in his favor.
Wright says that he did not wish to ask
any favor that was not granted to all
the other players. For that reason he
did not approach the committee. in spite
of the fact that the rubbers were a
serious handicap to his playing. Never
theless. the witnesses Of his play yes
terday predict that he will win the cham
pionship.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-21
the Tigers have fallen before teams
which they plainely outclass. and this
has prevented them from taking the lead.

the Tigers have fallen before teams
which they plainely outclass, and this
has prevented them from taking the lead.
1t is only a few days now when the II
gers will have to go on another long
trip, while New York and the Athletics
will be at home. giving them an advan-
tage.
New York has really proven surprise.
and yet it is hard to figure that this
team cah land the flag. True. Stallings
has some sterling pitchers. but except
ing Chase and Laporte. he has no hitters.
and it is decidedly doubtful if the pitch
ers alone will be able to keep him at the
top of the heap.
With an Outtield that is barely hitting
over 200. and two weak hitting infielders,
New York must Have alright pitching to
win it's games, and to date the twirlers
have done grand work. but it is ques-
tionable II they can continue to the fin
ish. What is more. the Highlanders have
not yet encountered q slump this season.
and it rs generally accepted that i'm base
ball every team must slump at some time
Right now the Detroit team again looks
like the favorite I'm the race, though 1t
would look easier for Jennings If he
was blessed with little more consistent
pitching staff.
Last season two of the grandest hitters
in base ball were Hans Wagner and Eddie
Collins. the latter being barely beaten out
for first hOnors by Ty Cobb. This year
neither of these worthless has been get
ting his share of hits. Wagner's slump
has played havoc with the Pittsbure
team. 1t has always been figured that
without the Flying Dutchman the Pirates
would have a hard time staying in the
first division and it really seems SO.
Wagner is just now, while he is not hit
ting. showing his true value to the team.
for IL he were going as he did last season
the Pirates would be very near the top.
1t only proves that he is worth the
enormous salary he is reputed to draw,
when he is playing up TO his standard.
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STORAGE PIER CRUSHED.
Unable to Sustain the Weight,
Placed Upon It.

The new pier of the District, used as
an unloading and storage place for sand
and gravel, is out Of commission. Some
mistake as to the quality of the material
was made and the weight placed on IL
was too great, SO that it was crushed,
big timbers being broken and forced out
OF place SO that 1T is now in a dangerous
condition and will have to be rebuilt
The pier was built about a year age
under plans prepared by the District en-
gineers and under their supervision. II
looked strong enough to stand any weight
that could be placed on it. but ii was ir
use less than three months when it gave
away. The inside portion of the wharf
is solid earthen crib and is uninjured
the portion lying next to the water hay
ing given away. An old frame structure
used at one time as a storeroom. was
also crushed by the weight of the sand
and gravel piled against it. No materia.
has been unloaded on the pier for sew
era1 days.
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SPORTING COMMENT.
BY j. ED GRILLO.

Uncertain as is the location where the
big fight will be held, there is. however,
but little chance of the affair falling
through. 1t seems positive that Jeffries
| and Johnson will meet and that. too. on
July 4. There is too much at stake to
let the fight fall through. The pictures
| alone will net the fighters more than
was ever offered for pugilistic contest.
The fighters have little to worry about.
but the promoters end does not look as
promising now as it did a week ago. With
the place where the two heavyweights
will meet rather doubtful the attendance
is going to be affected. No one will
! want to travel thousands, of miles and
take chance of not seeing a fight, and
the amount of the gate receipts will ba
greatly decreased as a result of this
condition.
! But the fight will take place somewhere
| If 1t is necessary to go out on barge
and pull it off it will be done, for toe
much time and money have already been
spent TO throw up the sponge at this
| time.
The action of Gov Gillett, who after
declaring that he would not prevent tine
! fight, suddenly determined that 1T should
not take place in his state has placed
that gentleman i'm a rather unenviable
light as might be expected. Rumo-s OF
every character are afioat concerning
him, and politically he seems to have
| sounded his own death knell.
| But after this fight it is going to be q
| long while before another worlds cham
| pionship fight will take place in this
country. California seems to be out OF
the running for holding fights. and the
| few spots where such contests could be
| held will follow In the wake of California
and put up the bars against the pugS.
Like racing, fighting Is on the wane.
Jeffries has declared that after his
| fight with Johnson he will never don the
he should beat Johnson. the colored man
will virtually retain the title. for there
does not appear to be any one aside from
Jeffries capable of beating him, at least
not at the present time.
Johnson, therefore, has everything to
gain and nothing to lose. A defeat at the
hands of Jeffries will not hurt his stand
ing in the least. There are no heavy
weights whom he need fear, unless 1t be
Langford, and Johnson has succeeded ir
successfully evading the issue with him.
Kaufman would not be troublesome and
the other heavyweights are really lot
of third-raters
A month ago it seemed that by this
time the team which would win the
American League pennant would have
so strong a lead that it would be virtu-
ally all over but the shouting. Then the
Athletics were going like wildfire. and
it did not seem possible to head them
off, But they have been caught, and
the chances of Connie Mack's team now
are not considered very rosy. Detroit, too,
has not made the gains that were ex-
pected of late. While playing good ball,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-21
TEMPLETON SUPREME.
Williams Pitcher Plays Errorless
Game, Allowing Amherst One Hit.

WILLIAMSTOWN. Mass. June aI.-Be-
fore a crowd of 5000 persons. Amherst
went down to defeat, to o. at the hands
of the Williams nine yesterday Hos,s
of Williams alumni were on the field.
each delegation in costume and headed
by a band.
Despite an enforced absence of three
weeks from the box, due to a lame
arm, Capt. Templeton was i'm .iae form.
He allowed only one hit, and accepted
ten chances without an error, thus fin
iShing the season with fielding aNelage
of 1,OO0. He also secured two hits. che
o. which was for two bases. lie still
clings to his decision not to accept
the offers to join a professional ;eam.
Williams runs were all earned by han d
hitting and fast base running. Annie rst
was never dangerous, going out in Older
in seven innings.
Ine score.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-21

PIRATES SLUMP BLAMED
ON FLAG RAISING
Dispatch to The Star

Special Dispatch to The Star.
PITsTSBURG. June 21.-Fred
Clarke In not superstitiOus. Oh.
no! All the same, he IL going to
insist that when the next worlds
championship nag In raised to the
top of the pole mt Forbes Field
1t must not he upside down. OF
course. 1T was the comet that
caused the bad weather3 which
caused the .pOstpOnement of sew
enteen Of PittsburH's scheduled
games to dnte; which was re-
spOnxible for the injuries to
Leach. Gibson. Wagner and Will
son: which brought about the
Pirates batting slump and all the
other mfsfOrtunes. But somehow
the players cannot forget n GER
tain incident Of opening day.