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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-12

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lit infer hnrafteriitiides Merfnial.
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ihriften BON Soerlter's BUD iiberS
blifen unb bort BON .Snoiniolnliss
mus unb tirbliher Mlrtbpritat" leien.
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fabruneen aif firhlihs religiDiem Sc
biete gu benteu. an ben .Smerifaniss
mus, NIT ieiner .beiouneren grleuhs
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biirfen tpir du6 bemerfen. baB bns
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anpaiiung" (ber &utboritdt) fir
Die @ereinigten Staaten elmer Be-
leuhtung unb &ldruns BON alitbps
pitatiner Seite bebiirfte. Speriters
Bud loate getpib auh bier eiu Sfeinz
fperfer fem. Was mnnhe 9eute niht
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Seitung fir bns Bolt gar nift ges
rebet iperocn. Sc tpeniger bieie 9fiBs
griffe III eincr iolfcn beiprohen lpers
ben fpnncn. beito nptbnenbiaer lit cine
authoritative Siibrnng Ger Settler.
Sieic 8emcrfunsen lolten geniiaen,
Inn dlih in Den &reifen lnlercr 9ejer
Gin Sntereiie fir bas @erf Or. @rof.
W. Soeritcr's .autoritGt sunb Sreis
gclt NHlSLeHt 6H ClIutueU, Ipetu}SS
our6 Die 9eftiire bcsielben reidiif be-
friebigt pirb. Ser Yreis BEG 8uhes
lit broihiirt Marf $50 unb gebunben
Marf 1925.
Sir Ydhasosen II. Si9cnber3ieber.
fir glteru unb Ntoraltbeploaen iino
2ebrer eisnet iiH bas 8crf Yrofeiior
Soeriter's iiber nSerualetbif unb
acknowledgement. 8eIpnoers be-
aftenslpscib unb 5eitgemdb limb beiicn
observation-disclosures iibcr Seruale
pdbagogif, unb Samcn. ipic Der
Srnu 8oupernenrin bon Soma. melfc
fir ieyueas Iliffldrung Der ainber in
sen glementdri6ulen cintretcn, Siirfte
YroieSior Eoeriter's 8erf Defenders an
e~mpfetleu fem. ipenn audi Die 4uSs
iiftcu le;Ser iebr aerinee limb. bab bns
9mh icmn!s in beren SGnbc aelanse.
Yreis broidiirt Marf 3, ~ge6unoen
Warf 3.75, ebenfals 8u besiebeit bon
Der Cos. &oeiefi6en 8utbanbluu9 III
aempten, Seutihlano.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-12
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Wicber cine Stimme, meldje linen ben
Sauptportbeif BET Der Sbencruus
3nfhreibt.

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Sdtum bonn 1. Ipril: Bel ieiner beuA
tigen 0%erncbmung jeitens oes Senntss
Miisihuiies, pelfet Die llnterindung
iiber bic berri6enbe 5benernng filbrt.
erfldrte beute 8alnce- Yieree aus
Bottom, sic Grbobuns beg Yreiies bes
Slipen0ls uuS Der Naeearoni lei bare
anf surildsuiiibren, baB ourh ben
0apne : 5drtf Der 3oll duf ba8
Yapier Der Waecaronis Vdfete uno bas
@eis6lef Der 3annen, in ipelhen bas
Clipenol tmportirt pirb. s~eiteisert
mprben lei. bic Senatoren 2obge
nnb 2 muot, pelde I'M Sinanss
Gomite bcS Senats in berporragenber
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betbeiiigt getpeien limb. ildten aber
pergebllh nod cinem Haragrupben.
reld]er Die betrcffenbc @mballn9e NIT
cincm boberen 3oa beleet, unb Yierce
meinte, oann miiiie Die Sd6e ant elmer
irrtbiimlidcn Inslegung bcs SarifS
ieitenS Der 3oabeamten b%eruben, ino
periprah, ndberc Mittbeilun8en iiter
Die @nseleeenbeit .sm maiden. Sm
llebrigcp iagte Der Seugc aus. idipu
ieit 8ebn Sabren 5eieten Die Grocer.
8aaren I'M AQaemeinen cine iteiaents
Senben3, ser Yreis auf Die cinbeimi.
i6cn Gr8ensniilc lei aber itdrfer auf.
ae5dblaaen, ais Der nui Smportlpanren.
Serr Yicrce itimnlte audi Der NniiM
anncrer Saleeu bel, Dab Der 8ortbeil
BEL Der Yreisitciaerung bauptidhli1
ben Sdrmern 5iigute gefommen lei.
Ia babt br's, 6armer! &aun ciu.
nal wadt Sbr anil?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-12
Grsbiiepsf JrelanS nnS Sic
,ftctteSiiaen.
Wcsbalb Der SEER or Eraiibent gbep.
bore Hupicpcit nift POM 81.
Batter cmpfansen murne.

6ieriiber duBerte iif gr5biI1of
Srelanb babin. bab Der Yapit nnmoes
lih cine Yerionlihfeit empfangen
f0une. bel melher auh MIR Der
9crinsite Serbnht beltebe, baB Die
ielbe iih ipdbrcnb ibrcs Nufents
baltcs IN 8om in ~irgenbpclhc Be-
"5icbuneen 3u DEN bortisen Netbobis
item icsen ipiiroe.- Sic Wetbobiiten
bdttcn, mic Der grsbiihof nod nads
trGslid nod Dem Spiihenfalle NIT
benz &ices Yrdiibenten Sairbonfs ges
bort bate. iid bel ibrer &ropa9anon
oprtlelbIt 10 gemeiner, perleumoertz
iher unb lnebrenbaiter Wetboben be-
bent, baB es benz 1apite %unm0slif
lpdre, ireeno cine SanbIung bpr3us
nebmer. ipelde audi I'LL i'm entferns
teiten oabin nusaeIest tperoen tDnntc,
dls Oh er cine iplhe Sattif eutbieBc.
9estere ist audi mad Der ablebs
nung Ser auoiens Deg Germ Snirs
banfs in oerielben Weiie fortgeiest
tporben. Ser metbobiiiife @eiitIife
in Hom. Mep. ripple, babe an Dem
Sonntas nn9 ienem 3piihenfale
cine o Verleumbilngen itroeenbe
Gniprade sebalten. Gs lei gang FLAIR.
bob Der Sapit nit feiner Reripn, 10
biitinguiert bieielbe mid ionit iein
mag. in Gerbinbuns treten fam,
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ner @eielfdaft trGte. grsbiihof Sres
lamb lit Der lte~berseueung. baB
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niiie esnau urientiert sepeien mare.
anbers eebanbeIt baben tpiirbe. Iber
er babe iih sn Der 3eit. mo lid Der
3pifhenfaq abgeipteIt bate, unb aud
dls Die 8erbanbIungen be3iieli6 ieis
ner eisenen @ubien5 eineelettet tpors
BEN tcdrer, tpeit BON 8ampip(ase be-
furbeu uno babe iomit fein rthtises
ltrtbetl ii6er BITE 9inse sebabt. Or
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Elm l1rtbeiI bilben f0nnen. iif bon
feIbit aeiaet baben tpiirbe, bab er Die
Wetbobiiten mad benz, mas noreefals
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S'2augblin iei offenbar i'm Srrtbum
getpefer. ,tpenn er benz e. Vrdiibenten
ettpus 0erartiges sneetralt bate.
Staatsfefretar Werrp bel Bal babe
bagegen noGfpmmen cprreft geban=
belt, iuenn er 0arantieen segeit cine
folMe WSsIihfeit seforbert bdtte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-12
WiNcnsSrane

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tpafien Der Silbun9 nidt nit benz bes
8elbes sleihrn S6ritt gebalten. ldBt
iif, nm has geridumte n~ad)3ubolcn,
burh eineH 2ebrer llntcrriht IN ben
perifiesenen Sddern bcs 8iiieus
ertbeilen.
Nad]Dcm in Der @eidli6tsitunbe ser
9ebrer beleits preipiertel Stunoeu
8ortrng aebalten bat, unterbriht i'm
enblih Der S6iiler, Der nit offenem
Wiunpe critnunt 5ngebprt bate, nit
ben &ortcn: ga, b6ren Sic mai. jest
er3dblen Sic mir nm ihon brcipiertel
Stnnben nnmerpGbrcnb bon Dor unb
nad Gbriii @eburt. aber Sic baben
min nod gar ni6t 9ciagt, mann
Gbriitus ci9entli6 eeboren ipors
ben it,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-12
BmbsrTbn n.

Don Der Sirma Sos. aoeIeli6e
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rlano. lie9en uns brei Werte CUR Be-
iprehune Dor, auf peld)e mir nm 10
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binlenfen, neil mir eeraoe bel ben
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@eltuns brin9en mGdten. gS lam
niht oft 9enug barauf bingeipieien
iperben. bab mir Imerifaner gerabe
Die Saupter5eusniiie Der bcutif> lambs
i6en S6riititeller niht eeniigenb 81
ipiiroigen tpiiien. Ser Ibidb miro
ipobl ben europdiiden Gerlagsan>
%italten mnierc Hiiditdnpiefeit in bieier
5iniift fur sema6t baben. Ser
gcrluit babel lit aber infer.
ia lit 8. 9. bas Dor uns liesenSe
Werf Der %genannten @erlaesbdnbllins
betitelt: .2iterartiher Hatbgeber fir
bic aatbolifen SeHti6lanb's. VIII.
Sabrsang 1909. Serarsseber. Sr.
@tar Gttlinser." 0etpiB. bas 8erf
lit ausbriidlih fir bas altc 0aterlanb
geihrieben. aber mir limb iiber5enet
es piirbe fir ben beutids nmerifanis
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ipelt it'd nls cine ipdbre Sunoerllbe
unb - ipns piftiger lit ais Elm
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biete Iitcrarii6er gr3eusniiie bepdbs
rem, ipenn es II 9elinet es i'll Die
Sdnbe Derielben gu 6rin9cn. Bon
beutIden 4utoritdten eriten Han9es
Mnb 3mar tntboliiden, lpirb Die gez
iammte literarii6e Yrobuftion iibers
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benz Yreiie bon 1 Wtarf. b. +. % gts..
lrirb bier Elm 8eidtbum bes Wiiiens<
mertben aeboten, bas nidt fparm ges
mug aud fir uns fatbolii6e 9eutid,s
entertainer. empfoblen perben funn.
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boIar - unb BAG Yorto; fagen mir
i'm 8an5en Die so Gents = baran
unb mir iiilb iiber5eust Der inteliscnte
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nuns aufmerfiam gemadt baben.
Bon benz beltbefnnnten unb algez
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3iri6. liegen uns Dor (au6 bon Der
&oeieI'ifsn Werlags6anblnns) Die
beiben @erfe .Iutpritdt unb Sreibeit,
@etrahtunaen 5Iimt allltirproblem Der
Stride" unb vSerualetbif nnb Serials
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-12
Die .lnfsabe 1T fiblieb.
1as ssplante sibfUmmen NIT Canada

Snnerbalb Der nG6iten 5tpei @onate
ipiro entipcber in @ a 81 n9 0 II
pber in 9. ttamd- - Die beieen be-
tbeiliaten Mcgierunsen baben barber
nod an cntibeioen cine eonfercn5
bon @ertretern Der beiberieiti9en @es
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Sanbeise unb @egeniciti8teits @ers
traa smiifsn ben beiben Nahbarldns
bern bci1loiien iperoen iolf:
gn bent befriebisenben Ibidlub,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-12
Eur Grwerbune des Bureerredbtes.

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- uuC mGnGi- Is 81
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-12

Answer-George Washington.
10. Who is the present President?
Answer-william H. Taft, his term expires on
March 4th, 1913.
ii. How is the President elected?
Answer-By indirect vote of the people, who elect
in each state a ceftain number of electors.
Is. Who makes the laws of the United States?
Answer-The congress in Washington, consisting
Of the senate and house of representatives.
16. Is the senate elected by the people?
Answer-Not directly: the Legislature of each state y
elects two senators.
II. What is the term Of Office of a United States
senator? n
Is. How are the members Of the house of repre-
sentatives elected? X
Answer-By direct vote of the people of each state.
10. What is their term Of Office?
Answer-Two CD years.
20. Can every citizen become President?
Answer-No, he must be a native-born American,
must be 80 years of age and must have been IA
years a resident of the United States. u
21. Can a woman be elected President?
Answer-Yes, If. she is otherwise qualified.
%. Are there any other laws in the United States
but those made in Washington?
Answer-Yes, each state makes its own laws.
%. Who makes these laws?
Answer-The legislature, consisting Of a senate
and an assembly
"a. How is the legislature elected?
Answer-By direct vote of the people.
%. Who Is the chief executive of the state of
Iowa?
Answer-Governor Beryl F. Carroll. until JAN
uary, 1911.
26. Where does he reside? y
Answered. Des Moines.
u. What is the term of Office Of the Governor?
Answer-Two 90 years.
20. What is the term of the ONCE of a senator of
the state of Iowa?
Answer-Four "a years.
20. What is the term Of Office Of an assemblyman?
Answer-Two (2) years.
80. How Is the Governor elected?
Answer-By direct vote Of the people.
81. What is the difference between the govern
ment Of the United States and the government Of
Germany? z
Answer-Germany is a monarchy, the United
80. Has the President anything to do with the
making Of the laws?
Answer-No.
SO. Or the Judges?
Answer-No, but they can decide, whether a law is
constitutional or not
"a. What is the highest court OF the United
States?
! Answer-The' Supreme Court at Washington.
IS. What Is the duty of a United States citizen?
Answer-He shall obey the law and defend the
country in time of war.
So. Do you know the boundaries of the State of
Iowa?
Answer-Iowa Is bounded by the states OF Wiscon-
sin, Minnesota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Missouri
and Illinois.
rihten Ii6 naturlid) mad fbcm Staate IN fpeltcm Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-04-12

1. What are the United States?
Answer-The United States are a federation Of 46
states and 5 territories. The latter are: New Mex.
leo, Arizona, Alaska, the District of Columbia and
Hawaii.
2. What is the constitution of the United States?
Answer-It is the fundamental law by which the
country is governed.
8. Who made the constitution?
Answer-The deputies of the 13 original states.
Answer-Yes; they are: Maryland, New Hamp-
ginia, New Jersey, New York, Delaware, South Car
olina, North Carolina, Georgia, Rhode Island.
5. When was the constitution of the United
States made?
Answer-On September 18th, 1857.
6. Where was it made?
Answer-In Philadelphia.
Z. What is the title of the chief executive oficer
of the United States?
Answer-He is called President.
s. Where does he reside?
Answer-In Washington, District of Columbia.
9. What is the term of Office Of the President?
Answer-Four "a years.
10. What are his duties?
Answer-He shall see that the laws are properly
executed; he shall, when necessary, convene both
houses of congress, or either of them, on extraordi-
nary occasions.
II. What power has the President?
Answer-He can veto the laws made by congress;
he has the power of granting pardons for onenses
against the United States; he can-with the consent
of the senate-make treaties with other nations, and
can appoint officers of the United States. He is also
chief of the army and navy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-14

ders and men. And if these people in
the grand stand become so excited with
the mere sight of the contests and the
odOr of burning gasoline and oil, tn
of the thrill that SurgeS through the
mem who are holding onto the steering
wheel and trying TO shove the PROV o
their speed demons to The front on some
wicked turn with the big motor thun-
dering regularly like the systematic
i''rG from a squad of machine guns
Tie wind rOars in your ears The
car thunders onward. Fairly alive, as
If Iulsing with lie all its own, the
OF! tatoos your face and the Odor Of
the burning gas fairly intoXicates you;
the dust and CRIME and dirt cakes on
your face, but there is an intense feel
ing of conquest, battle, which makes
the red blood course madly through
your veins. And to come home the vic
tor, flashing by the grand stand with
the checkered flag indistinct in the haze
of smoke and dust, gives q man a feel
ing of accOmplishment-ach
And the plaudits of the crowd make
you glad to be alive, make you feel that
Here is an openly expressed apprecia-
ton for something done we'll
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-14
By NAP FUCKER.

copyright, 1916. by American Press Assc-
ciation.l
A young pitcher may come into the
big leagues from a minor club with a
great record. He may have good
curves. fair control and great speed.
Many people are under the impression
that this is all that is needed to keep
the recruit in fast company. This is
not so, however The youngster may
possess all these qualities and yet may
not be fit for fast company, and he is
quickly sent back TO where he came
from. 1t is the little things that count
: the most for the twirler in the big
leagues For instance, here are q
few: A pitcher must know how to
stand when a runner reaches first
He must learn how to use his shout
ders in making quick movement as
!: to throw to first when shooting the
ball up to the next batter. This little
act will serve to make the runner keep
on the jump, not knowing just what
is going to happen
Another important point for young
twirler to master is in covering first
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-14
DIAMOND CHIRPS.

Ty Cobb has offered TO wager that
he will not be chased by an umpire
this year.
Outfelder Ray Demmitt, who was a
Highlander for one year, is doing pref
ty well with the stick for the st.
Louis Americans
Pitcher Summers Of Detroit is a veg
etarian- This season be will prcpel
the pellet on energy extracted from
vegetables and fruit
Jimmy Sheckard's wing is in such
poor shape that he had to give way to
that other veteran, Beaumont, in the
Chicago Nationals left field
Outfelder Wheat of Brooklyn batted
.304 for twenty-six games last year,
and his hitting so far this year indi-
Gates that he Is no false alarm
Pitcher Pfeister Of the Cubs has Just
purchased an automobile He wouldn't
wait until next fall. when the leading
batsman Of the league will be award
ed machine gratis
Captain Harry Lord of the Boston
Americans has signed a three year
contract with President John l. Taylor.
Iris Speaker has also attached his
name TO two year contract
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-14
Gossip Of the Pugilists;
Sidelights On the Battlers

Milwaukee, Wis, Nay 1.-THE ring
accident at San Franefsco in which
Tommy Mccarthy. the California boy.
died as the result of a fall on the hard
ring floor after being put down by
owen Moran the English lightw eight,
comes at a time when it might do much
harm TO the boxing game There is al
ways more or less prejudice against
boxing, most people trying to place
il )on the same basis as prize fighting,
but they are always willing to over
look fatalities in other lines of sport.
Within two weeks there have been no
less than three young men killed in
baseball, but hardly word has been
printed about it in the papers, while
columns have been given to the fatal
accident at Frisco
There were q deaths from football
last fall, within the space of a couple
Of months, and over $50 young men
crippled, and something like II deaths
from baseball last season. but they do
not attract the attention that one death
in the ring does. However, promoters
should be more cautious and use every
safeguard possible against such acct
dents by having the rings properly
padded and the contestants examined
From all accounts Mccarthy was in
good shape and had trained we'll for
the contest. It was not the blow that
die any damage, but the fall on the
hard floor when he was knocked down.
The fact that his skull was fractured
shows plainly that the floor must have
been hard, otherwise the skull would
not have been broken. Moran stated
after the contest before he knew Of the
fatal result, that the blow was not
hard one, that Mccarthy was going
away at the time and therefore the blow
was enough force, however, to knock
floor caused the accident Many box
ers, especially those who are fast and
clever, like to have a hard ring, as it
helps them on their feet.
When Harry Lewis the present well
terWeight claimant to the title. boxed
Jack Dougherty in Milwaukee on Oeto-
Der 10, 1907, he made a kick about the
ring being SO heavily padded, and for
a time refused to box unless the pad
ding was removed. Lewis was told TO
box on the heavily padded ring or call
off the bout He then agreed to box
and won On points from Doughertv
Not long afterwards November 10
1900 Lewis boxed Mike Ward In Grand
Rapids, Mich, and it was a fast ring
that he wanted. Ward was put down in
the ninth round, and in falling his
head struck the hard floor and Mike
died from results of the fall. his skull
being fractured in similar way to Nc
Carthy.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-14
WAGNER AND
COBB COMPARED

As has been the case for the past
few seasons, Hans Wagner Of the
Pittsburg Nationals and Tyrus Cobb
Of the Detroit Americans are again
corralling all the batting and base
running honors of their respective
leagues. Nearly every spring reports
from the training camps tell that the
equals or superiors Of these two stars
have been found But shortly after
the season opens these would be
greats fall by the wayside There Is
only one Ty Cobb and one Hans Wag-
ner They are the two greatest play
ers in the game today.
The comparison between Cobb and
Wagner is an interesting one. Both
achieve great results, but not in the
same manner. Wagner is a ponder
ously perfect athlete, while Cobb. a
slender, delicate appearing chap. pos
sesses ability which is constantly
brought to the surface By his brilliant
plays and the wonderful spirit that
has made him envied and hated by
others.
Both men are wonderful hitters.
wonderful base runners and wonderful
folders For more than twelve years
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-14
FUTURE SPORT EVENTS

Syracuse crews will go to Pough-
keepSie, \. Z, June 8.
The annUa. New York shoot will be
held in Syracuse. y. Y, June to 10
An agreement has been entered into
between the Amateur Rowing associa
ton of England and the Russian Row
ing association.
Cincinnati will have d regatta, in
Guiding motOrboat races. on the Ohio
river this summer. Prizes Of $4,000
will be given for the motor races.
Nat Butler, the Old bicycle racer, will
make his first appearance as a pro
fessiOnal aviator at the big meet to be
held at Atlantic City from June 80 TO
July 10.
The Harlem regatta committee of
New York city has appointed q com
mittee to arrange the handicaps for a
senior single SOULS handicap event
over one and one-quarter mile course
for the May so regatta. The scullers
will be given a time handicap.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-05-14
SOME RECORD TIME IN
METROPOLITAN HANnICAP

New York City. May 14.-Fastest time
in the history of the Metropolitan han
dicap was made yesterday at Belmont
park by Fashion Plate a 4yearOld
chestnut colt entered by the Oneck sta
BILE
clip out the mile in 1877 As, afrhongh
running as a 6 to I shot, with McGhee
up Prince Imperial entered b ythe
Woodhaven stable, and quoted at 10
to l for q place, was second. Jack At
kin. winner of the 1908 Metropolitan.
finished third at odds of s to 5 to show
James r. Keene's Maskette. S. c. Hill
dreth'S King James and ReStigouche:
August BelmOnt's Prfcillian, and B.
Schreiber's Jack Akin all heavily
backed. were each looked upon as prob
able winners.