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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-15

Sn Dsuti9laHb III man auf
tgfOdsfeuer sben 10 fals6t su iprs6en,
iuie Bel uns, aber Is lit bic M0sli6z
felt Dorbanbsu, pdb ss bel bEobenRsbsn
nfdt feiH 9sDenoen baben pirb. SIN
h06fteH 0rabe be5ethnsnb 1T ss, baB
cine unti fo3ialiittf4e, benz stddtss
monopol feinbliHe partei, ipie bic ga
fional 2iberalen, bur6 einer ibrer
Dertreter i'm Retdstag bic 4nfiht gum
4usorud sebru6t bat, baB Der Staat
ben profit, ben Rodefeller aug benz
bsatfden Wolte fhDpft, iih blr1 gre
ri9tung zines itaatli6en pstroltume
Mlpnopois fihern ioG. Qatb Hebaups
tung bes Mortfibrers Gtrefemonn
piirbs Dos Reid .tne Gtnnahme bon
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-15

Die Rotbnenbigteit Don
Streits bat Ti6 an benz lebten aleihsrs
nahers2lusitdno in gbicago erpieisu.
Die 2lrbeitsr oerlansten before 8eSaba
lung unp aH1tdnoiaere 9ebanoluHg.
gsioes puros idroFf abgepieisn. Oas
burh erfoIgte elm Streit, Der iib oieIe
Ronats lang btnSog. Die Streiter
batten ihtper gu lsiOen; lie froren unb
buugsrtsn, aber gaben uitht nah. Die
arbeitgsber bdben fapitultrt. Sic mil
Iieten i6IieBli9 in Elm Sdisosgeriht
Elm, fpelhes eineu 2obnuuihlug pon 10
groSeut uno ale fonitisen Soroeruns
gen Der 4rbeiter einItimnig bepiIigt
but, neil bic 9eredtigteit Der 5prhez
rungsn ni6t obsuitreiten mar. SEPT
pirb man ii6 frd9en, iparum Die Irs
beitgeber ni9t gleih alles betpiIli9t 9d'
ben, mas iie jstt sugsiteben. Die Gnts
mort lit leiht gegsbsn. Mun poIlte Die
Qrbeiter burh 5uuger fire MAIDEN.
Cine folhs SanbIurgsrpeife 1T Elm uns
tptoerleelidber 8etpeis pou Der Notbs
lpenbioteit zines faatIiheu 3panges,
Strsits oura Shiebseerihts bei8ulss
gen. Mertpiiroiger Weiie iino bic ars
beiterslluipnen entfhisosne 8egner Ell
ner iolhen Ginrihtuug. 4bsr lie oers
mDaen tsine befrteoigenos Grtldrung
fir tire eigentbImIihe StelIung gu gee
ben. 9smnah foLlten pisIs gtnpeHs
oungsn ou6 unbeahtet bIeiben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-15

Der gsuntptlerf mub Fa Dsssn
Miba6tung bts Geri6ts per.
antworieH.

Die anpdlte g. B. Strong. alfrsb
81. Rippert uno gbos. .. Milbp. lUels
DE Dor einieeH Saeen DonRidter Cor
man ernannt lpurbtn, um bic BON Der
0ranbiurn unterbreitete Beihfusros
oeaen ben gountp gIert y. W. 9urr
uno ben 9ailiff Wm. 6dnben Su uHs
tsriuhen. reihten esitern ibren geritt
ein, bsmsufoloe iis 6errR Gurr Der
Mibohtung bes 0eri6ts beftuIeigen,
ben gaiIiff 5oDbtn i.boh Treifprehen.
Dir gsfhmerbe srfplgte ouf 9runo
bon Mitt1eilnnatn, rpeld,e Der Grdnos
Jurn hirterbrnht Iporoen Ddrtn. bab
1urr einsn eetpiiTsn aiIlian SiruHer,
Der 3ufnmmen nit Sdpben als s3tnee
por bic 8runos Surs peldbtn mar. DOT
feiner 8trne9muHg in feline (Durr's)
Dripdt Sffite beihi.oen uno bort in
gs3us ouf isins 4usiusen bteiufIubt
babe.
ssn BEN 9sri6ts fiibrt Der ausf6uB
an. hab sr nah isinsr grnsnnling pers
idxbene SibuHgeH abgebolten uno
ipipohl 9urr. aIs duh 5apotn un5
StraiItr, fotpie dnbtre 3eugen perh6rt
babe. gus ben qusfdgen berIelben
bate es FH erssbsu, bdb aiIlidn
StraiTsr am Moraen bes Z. W6rs
1911, nahbem er cine 9orlabune Dor
bic 9ranb Surn srbdlten bate, in
Die grinotoffioe bes gountp gIsrts
esrufen tpurbe, fpo er bsIaeten 3urr
unb Wm. 5opben ansetroffen babe.
8urr babe ihn unb SonbsH Tpfort ees
fragt, mas iie por Der Grdno 5urn
ausIngen fpiirben unb nohoem lie ibal
ssnntportst botier, boB tie in 9ssug
ouf GENTLE Gneeleeenbeiten, bic BEN
bsfngttn DUR gut betdnnt lporen, bic
Wabraeit ssFtsben piirben. babe btr
2tBtere DsrInht, iie onpon abSubrins
gen unD ihneu ben Ratb gegeb<H, tsine
foIne Qusiusen 81 MAIDEN.
9nburh babe iih Gurr Der gseins
fluHung pom 3,ugsn, bic Dor bic
Granb 5urn sslabtn parsn, f6ulbig
senadt. gs fsi oober bic Aniihi bes
Ausihuffes, oGB beiagter Durr sur
aHgsssbenen .3eii anb an Der angtges
bsntn Siens. feline gfliften dIsHeoms
ter bss Gsridtsbofs iofpobI tpis aud
ais 8iirssr xriest unb iih bdburh
elmer Wibndtung hes G,erihtsbofs
fdulois asmohi babe. 5srnsr Eel es
bic 4nfidt bss aasf4nHes, bab ss
unter ben limii1nben noibDenbig TEL,
Elm Mhbahtungs gerfabrsn gse,n
beinglen Turr einsulsitsn. .su 9s3ua
auf Wm. 0abben babe bus g.rb0r
nihts Jntriminirenbes sreeben lInb er
iei besboIb pon Der 9sfhulhiguns Der
Mbadtuns freijuiprehen,
Qn9bem Der 8eriGt psrltisn mar,
Drnneis Atfter 0ormdn an, baB esrs
Isibs bsm glsri iibsrssbsn tpesbe unb
bes meiieren inItruirte er ben auss
fhnB. tn llsbereinftimniung nit Der
Gnifheinung Elm 9srfohren geaen
6errn 9urr sin3uIeitsn. in tpelhem er
Der WiBuhtung bes @erihis bsfhuls
biet ipirb. SobuIb bas esfdebsn lift,
ipirb bic 4ngslegenh<it Dor BEN nihs
ter 3ur WsrhdnbIung tonmen. I'm
sSals einsr Ghulnigfprshina iteht ss
In Der Wsoht bts gfihters. tine DeIbs
ftroFe bis su $500 obsr cine 51ftFtrnfs
bis su 10 znsen. cDsr bsibes 5ufoms
men iibtr ben gngssIogten sa psrbdn.
gen. ges Meitsreil fam cine EfuIs
| bisfprehung III Antl0atn bes nngsfebs
| Einsn Nensbmens I'm Amte f;ibren,
1 ipeIhe peesbentn UnIIs cine 4intsfnt,
lfsbung mad fi4 siskn f0nnsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-15
Gbe.GrIaHbaikiasine.

ausuIt Dm. 5driHdssl. %, Sbicalp.
lsiliian 3. Daisers. q, DO.
ISxb. R. 1edsr, 20, Sugbes ctr.
tpearl Dtd, 20. Dins Ctr.
|Sam. Gbparbs. 10. CHM Chapel, -.
l6nttie poBneti, 90, pIsalani Ribgs.
Jgbas. q. 5onts, Qorsbc ape.
| leouiie JobnftoH. Grant Ctr.
J6Oparb MsiI. "a. Glaff, ..
lJsunnetie 6oIIer. 90. Slpssi Dins, 8.
lGbpuro .. Aoff, Is. Ssffsrfcn QDe.
lGmma Mt[ImoH, 25. Gorhtiisr slp..
ITlihosI alopffein. "A. Jinblapetr.
lelifdbeib Riee, Il, aafapetts Gireis.
|MaItsr qFsifier. %. Susbes Ctr.
l2otts Bsdmnn. 20. 5l0riod Ape.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-15

init Suterefie tpirb man bsm
gerlauf Der 9Orgdrge in Gbina folgsn.
Sffenbar 1T es RuBlanbs abftnt, IN
bic MongoIsi sin5uoringen uno nod
elm 5tud BON CHINA ub3u3paten.
nuhoem es tbm idpu bic norblihe
RanbIhurei gsnommen bat. gs mare
fonoerbar, fpenn Die Wsd6te gegen cine
foIhe 4biiht nidt tuterpentrten. Die
Der. Staaten ioLIteu in eriter Retbe
baeeqer proteitireu unp i'm Sale elmer
ernitIihen 4bfiht RuBIanns, GbtHa
abermols 5u pergepuItigeu, etRDussno
ariegsThiffe oortbtn fdideu, cine De
monitration, bic RuBlunp ntht mibs
psriteben ipuroe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-15

9roBe8erp rpunoerun fpirb
iiber Die bebeutenben 9etrsibepprrdtbe
I'm 2anbe auseenriidt. llns fhetnt
pas febr natiirli9. gls 9etreioe I'm
porissn Sabre bod i'm preiie ftonb,
hielten bic 5armer tbre 9orrdtbe gum
bebeutenoen Sbeils aus benz Wtarttt,
Inn teinen greisriidgans 81 beiptrten.
sic 6atten psrgeFen, buB anoere Gam
Der aud getrsibe proou5iren uno od
pieIs CUTE Grnten batten, 10 tOuroe Der
martt iiberFlutst unb ss trat Elm groz
Ber BrsisItur3 Elm. Sn bieier Beiie
tdufden ita Die 5urmer fat beitdnz
big. Sic erldnoen ME ben uollen 9orz
thsil elmer siinftigen Sonjunttur, netl
Fl: gu gieri9 limb. 8sitdnbe tsln 8eis
Ssn3oa, 10 mare has ein Geptnn fir
fie, benn aIsbann ipdren lie ge3puns
gen, gu aHusbmbaren 9rsiisn gu pers
taufen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-15
Die Gntf6eibuus bss Sber.

Die Gntfdetbuu9 bes Sber'
bunosseeri6ts in Sa9en Der Sorporas
tionseSteuer bringt in Grinnerung,
ME bic @erfaFungssGelsbrten i'm ST.
nat, Die Constitutional lappers", bds
9efeb betdmpften. Sie fiibrtsn 9uBens
be BON Qrgumsnten unb 5unoerte bon
Gntineioungsn ing 9reffsu, rpslhe ods
8eIeb als untonititutioneQ branomarts
ten. SEPT bat oas obsrIte Tribunal
dlIs bieie Weisbeit iiber osu 5aufsH ges
tpprfen uno oas 9sIeB fir tonftituttps
neG ertIGrt. Die gsrfshtsr Der 9oritis
tuition i'm Senat msloen iih nur gum
Worts, tpeuu es barauf antommt, ben
Gprpordtiouen eineu 8orthstl 3u3ue
penben ober lie Don elmer Bfliht gu
bsfrsien. Gs tpirD babsr poaig anges
brdft iein, bieisn tonItitutionellen 9e.
lehrteu niht bic minoeite 8eaatuue 81
I1enten, od man bon pornbersin dns
usbmsn barf, baB fis ni6t aus llebers
3eugung, ipnoern i'm Sntsre1e i5rsr
alienten reDen. Sm llsbrigen iinb a(le
@rgumente iiber oas, mas fpnItitutios
ne0 III ober niht, iiberFluFig. 9as
rpeiB nur bas Sbsrbunbesgertht. 8as
beiBt ieoo6 nur. bab Elm 9efeB rur
osspegen tpnftitutioneq III, neil es jes
mes Tribunal ais tonititutionsE amer
tsnnt. 9lngsii6ts beFen 1T duf oas
| gntfhiebenIte Elm 8srfaFungs sQmens
osmeut gu empfshlsn, tpsI6es ale nit
Observation-Disclosures anssnommensr
8eTebe Der Rubrspifion burd Die 8ss
ribte snt3iebt. Mit sinsm folhsn Ges
| IeB t0nntsn mir cine giutommenitsuer
erIanqen, bic Elm friiherss 9sriht fir
unfonItitutioneq srtIdrt bot, niht tpstI
pus nit Der &onititution, Ionbern nit
Der tupitaItitiihsn Geftnnung Der mas
| jOritGt oes oberiten tribunals iibersin.
! ftimmte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-15

9pup. million maht tpeitere
Sortf6ritts in Der Demotratiiirung
Seg 4prporations Staates glen Ser
len. gr bat isbt bic llnteritusun9 tetz
ner 9artei fir bic 8ill gepcnnen, ipelS
die bic Rominatipnsn nurh 2onpenttos
men abitaFft. Denn in Der osmotras
tiIheu Qartei 9eroienIts um pas goit
sur QrdfioentI6afts Domination be-
re6tigsn, 10 Iouts Dilions Rom1r'as
tipn abfolut qeIihert iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-15

3eine8oItsa9ttattou n fam
bic 9enusung Der 4utomohls unters
briiden. gs lit bds 10 psrgebens, als
fpoIIte man asgsn bic Qotomo' ogu ans
f6mpfsn. Die 4gttatton folIte Ith ges
gen bic na6ldFige uno riidiihtsiofe
6dnohdbunq Don 4utomobiIsn rihten.
9as trifft ipe5isq auf Die Stdbts 5u.
Die gr0bte Gsfubr sutftsbt oaourh,
lpenn Qutompbile our9 bic 5traBsnz
babntpaeer, neben fpelhen iie belilGs
rem, perbedt fino. Der puffant fam,
ipenn er Die Strabs treu3t, bic Autos
mobile Hi6t ieben, Die Dunn plOBlif
daftauhsn uno, ipenn iie f9nea fahren,
4ataitrppben perurfaden. Sffeubur
lisgt bic Rotbpenotgtsit Dor, oas 9es
ieB ni9t bios auF bic Re9etung Der
sFabrgsIdpinbigtett Su bsidrdnfeu
fonbern audi Deri6isosne 8orfi9tss
maBreseIn por3uI9reiben, rpie odb biz
@utomobile, fpsnn iie an StraBsnedsn
antommsu. iebr langiam fdbren foQen,
unb ipsun iie nsben StraBenbubnpus
gen berfabrsu, Der Chauffeur bic 5ahrs
gefdDiuoisteit Derrtugern muB.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-15

So bn 8 q p 8 q m m On b tpurbs
I'm 8erein nit benz 8eneraI Grant
pom Yrdfibenten gum Spe3iaIbotf6afs
ter bei Der arDnung oes &0Higs bon
Guglanb ernannt, neil er einen inn
mems Iangsn @slbfat but unb ibn ni6t
neri6Iofen bdlt. 0tefs 4nfiht bat
fih als besriinbet ertpieftr. Der Spes
5iaIbotfdafter hat, um fir bic Ser.
Staaten pdbreno Der Gr0nunestpo6e
bic 6onneurs gu MAIDEN, Elm 5dus in
2onbpn gsmistbet, fir tpel6es er einen
Wietb5tns BON 5ebn taufenb Dollars
fir iiebsn Gage sntri6tet. Wenn ss
fpirtlih notbtg ift, fopisl 9slb an bic
Gbrung bes S0nies pon Gnglanb 5u
fpenpen, 70 lit es unisre 4nTi6t, bag
es beHer gsDefen pdre, ben R0nig nicbt
sn ehren. QDenn mir aud asqen ben
.Serrn 5dmmono peri0nlih ni4t bas
RinDefte etn3uuenbsn babsr, 10 toHz
neu mir uns bod Der auTi9t ni6t
eHtbatten, baB ss ni6t rt6tig iit, ben
9oudr gum Spmbpl Der miiroe uno
bes Gnfebens Der 8er. Staatsn 81 ma
den.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-15
2okal-Dfrid)t
Gns ben 0eritbtsbbiea.
9lase nm Sas germOgen zines
alien Hioniers.

Die &inber aeipinnen bic 9laae eeoen
cine aorporation. ltnglldIihe
gben estrennt. Reus a!ossn
tperben eingsrsi6t. poIiseilents
nant ioa 2tIimente bsaabIen. -
8sridbiebtnss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-01
GREENS NEED SOME SAND
But Too Much Causes Trouble
for Golfers, Says Professionals.

These are days when finishing touches
are being applied 10 the greens on ma
Jority Of the nearby golf courses. Sand
and plenty OF IT, as the late Tom Morris
used TO say. is regarded by some profess
sionals as invaluable Enough is as GOOD
as feast. however. and, as Tom Bende-
low, an expert IN such matters. declares
harm often results from blindly following
this advice without first finding out all
about the conditions that obtained which
called forth the remark from Morris
The point for latter day golfers TO con-
slider is, were the greens upon which they
carried out this admonition I'm a similar
state 10 the ones referred 70 by Morris
and could the same method Of treatmcn.
be applied with beneficial effect or other
wise? In majority OF cases the answer
is, No. Sand is a fine thing FOR many pur-
poses and for putting green where the
soil is heavy the judcous use of sand In
of great stimulating effect
Sand has a twofold action when ar1lied
to putting green. II acts as an aerator OF
the SOIL, the sharp particles forcing their
way through the closely packed loan and
thereby starting chemical action I'm the
soil by~breaking up and allowing the varl
Gus clements that 80 10 build up plant life
10 become available, at the same time al
lowing the soil to receive a certain amour,
OF moisture. which If closely packed II
would he impossible TO get.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-01
nv TeIseraph IN The Tribune.

Lakewood, ~ j.. April So-The Meadow
Brook polo four met spirited resistance
from tho players who opposed II In the
practice game this afternoon and as re-
suit the contest was the closest yet played
here. The Meadow Brook team won by
score Of to T. but 1t was forced to the
limit to come off victorious. The English
team showed improved form in Its match
on field No. and nearly shut out its op-
ponents The net score was bis to ].
stevenson, who was succeeded by Stod-
dard, Crane, Cowden and Agassiz made up
the four that met the Meadow Brooks. a
slight shift was made IN the lineup and
with the men playing positions they were
the most familiar with, a close game FOL
lowed. Stevenson and Stoddard being the
stars. At the end OF tho fourth period the
score stood at to o in favor OF the Mea-
dow Brooks, but the Greens made rally
and scored four gaols on their own De-
half while their opponents tailed Two
more. LARRY Waterbury was accidentally
nit on the knee and ropped out OF the
game at the end Of the seventh period
Rumsey taking his place. Waterbury was
not seriously hurt. but did not wish to take
any chances.
New plays introduced by tho English
team were tried by the Greens against the
Meadow Brooks in order that the practice
might be the best possible and the results
were encouraging. The players are now
only trying to keep In condition and dld
not seriously attempt TO run up big
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-01
AUTO NEWS Of THE DAY
Touring Club Of America Opens
Office in Washington.
LIE ROY MARK IN CHARGE
Branches of Organization TO Be
Soon Established in Many
Other Cities.

Tho frat branch Office Of the Touring
Club OF America has been established at
Washington. Rooms have been secured In
the Colorado Building. and they were for
mally opened on Saturday IN charge o, 10
Roy Mark as manager OF the branch.
Mr. Mark Is we'll known not only TO
motorists in Washington but also through
the surrounding territory. as he has driven
extensively and Is well acquainted WIN
road conditions and touring facilities on
the routes 10 all the important places OUT
side OF Washington. Mr.. Mark was one
OF the founders OF the Automobile Cluo OK
Washington, and its secretary for several
years. and is now vice president OF the
club His familiarity with touring condi-
tons in the vicinity OF the capital VIII %
OF great aid to out OF town motorists VISIT
ing Washington. as he will be able 70
give them accurate Information az once
regarding their contemplated tours. and as
he Is the Commissioner in the District az
Columbia for the issuing Of the Maryland
state license those who propose TO tour IN
Maryland can obtain their license numoers
at the Touring Club branch. where may
also he procured licenses for the State OK
New Jersey.
The establishment o., branch In Wash
ington Is the result OF large number OF
requests received at the main office OF the
Touring Club, Broadway and 18th street.
this city, from motorists residing in tho
District OF Columbia, Virginia and Mary
land. the territory which will be covered
by the Washington branch, that such an
Office be opened there. with a view 10
stimulating local touring
The Touring Club includes among IFS
members many prominent residents az the
national capital among them being Vice.
President James s. Sherman, Logan Waller
Page. director United States Once OF Pub
lie Roads; Representative William II. WI
ley, Simon Kann, Harrington Mills J. NJ
Stoddard, r. 8. Legere and w II. Moses
ARRANGEMENTS have been practically
concluded 10 establish branches In Chicago.
Boston and other cities within fortnight,
the opening OF these offlces being In keep
ing with the policy OF the Touring Club %
America 10 encourage in every possible
way automobile touring. and 10 furnish 70
motorists every opportunity for acquiring
up-to.date information regarding roads and
accommodations. II Is the only organiza-
ton In the country that has adopted def
mite policy of establishing branch Offices
devoted solely TO the encouragement Of
touring.
The efforts Of the Touring Club are NOT
confined 10 American touring conditions
alone, but through its affiliations with tho
Automobile Association Of London. the
Touring Club Of France. the Touring Club
OF Italy and similar organizations on the
Continent. It is enabled TO supply its mem
bers and others contemplating foreign
tour with definite information regarding
the shipment OF cars, securing OF registra-
ton licenses in different countries and tho
furnishing OF road maps. in addition TO all
other details Of foreign automobile travel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-01
Smith and AhIgren Finish with
HOn0rS Even in Race.

Harry Smith, Of, the Pastime Athletic
Club, and Alexis Ahlgren, OF the Ozanam
Association fought out one OF the most
spirited dead heats seen in this city for
some time in the invitation run Of the
Glencoe Athletic Club yesterday. After
exhausting their strength over the ten-mile
course. the men raced neck and neck for
tho last half mile, neither admitting defeat
and showing their best sprinting ability To
the tape. The men sped across the line
abreast, tho Judges falling to choose the
winner.
Several thousand spectators who crowded
around tho finish hindered the efforts Of the
runners. forcing them 10 struggle through
a narrow lane TO the tape. The runners
time for the distance was I :02 40. The
time was excellent. notwithstanding the
heavy going caused by shower. Frank
Ruggiero. the former schoolboy runner. was
close rival for third honors. finishing 80
yards behind the two leaders
Ahlgren and Smith made themselves
prominent at the fifth mile. when they
Joined the flock of runners, who were close
~ punched and battling hard for the pac-
ing honor. Harry Jensen. the veteran dis
lance runner. Mellen and Bosche were
trailing at their heels and forcing them 10
extend themselves TO maintain their posi-
ton. Reaching the ninth mile, Eddie White
the stocky midget, and Charley Green were
leading the group, with Smith, Ahlgren
Ruggiero and Frank Joyce following and
determined to be reckoned with. A halt
mile from the finish Smith and Ahlgren
sprinted from the field. and soon had left
their rival competitors many yards in their
wake.
With Smith leading the way, Ahlgren IN
comfortably pressed him. Turning into the
final block. both men sprinted. flying down
the asphalt at a heart breaking pace. As
they reached the tape Ahgren succumbed
10 the terrific pace. falling exhausted IL
the ground. Smith appeared exceedingl,
strong. and would have probably won IN,
event in a dozen more yards.
The summaries follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-01
SPEED KINGS MAY RACE
Canadians Want to Match Bur-
man Against Oldfield.

Jacksonville, Fla. April 3o.-Enorts ara
being made by Canadians 10 bring Bob
Burman. the worlds speed king. and Bar
ney Oldheld. holder Of the title until Bur-
man lowered the mile mark to $40 sec
onds, at Daytona, last Saturday. together
in a match race in Montreal. Canada. some
time in July. Oldfield is at present an OUT
law and cannot compete with Burman IN
this country. but the Canadians expect 10
avoid any clash with the authorities by
taking the event out of the United States.
A purse OF $1,000. TO be split on a "a and n
per cent basis is the offer made the two
great drivers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-01
CUBS POUND CAMN|Tz
Turn on Pirates and Win After
SUSTAINING Two Defeats.

Chicago. April 30.-Chcago defeated Pitts
burg here to-day. TO 4. The visitors took
the lead with base on balls, double and
a single in the first inning. Camnitz held
the Cubs in check until the sixth. when
three doubles a sacrifice. an error and
single made four runs. A single and
home run gave Chicago two more In the
seventh, and Camnitz retired after Archer
followed with a double Pittsburg started
a rally in the ninth, two doubles. single
and an error giving them two runs. The
excitement was so intense that one OF the
spectators tainted and had to be carried
from the grounds
The score follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-01
BUFFALO TRIUMPHS AGAIN
Makes 1t Three Straight Over
Newark Indians with Ease.

Buffalo made II three straight over Nc
Ginnity's Indians in Newark Yesterday.
The score was TO 2, and the game was
similar TO the previous ones. in that the
visitors made most of their runs in a single
inning.
No less than eight runs were put across
the pan In the sixth frame by the Bisons
six of them came in rapid fire order, when
Nee. the new second baseman let an easy
grounder go through his legs. There were
two out, but the misplay seemed 10 put
fire into the visitors and they kept up the
run making.
Flater who was In the box for the Ind
iens, pitched good game until the sixth
inning. when there was a downpour Of
rain He lost control and was relieved by
Gull, a local recruit. who made his bow as
a professional.
he 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-01
coMRoURG WINS BIG STAKE.

Paris. April SO-The Prix Noailles dhs
Produce Stakes. for three-year-olds. AZ one
mile and half, was run to-day M Long.
champs and was won by Frank J Gou,d,.
comhourg The stake this wear VAS worth
I'.4m In the priN d'Auteil. a handlcan at
me ana furlong, Charles Pnzer's Pa.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-01
DETROIT BEATS CLEVELAND
Scores Four Runs in Ninth, with
Help of Ty Cobb.

Detroit April 3O-ln a stirring ninth
inning rally to-day Detroit knocked Bland
ing out of the box, secured three runs off
Mitchell and defeated Cleveland. to f..
Cobbs fierce drive. which Stoval was UNI
able to get, sent in the winning runs.
Schmidt and Drake made their seasons
dcbuts with singles
The score follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-01
WHITE SOX, 9; ST. LOUIS,

Chicago April SN-Chicago routed Crisis
and George to-day and defeated st. Louis
by score of 9 TO |. st. Louis scored its
only run in the first. when Murray knocked
the ball over the left field fence for a home
run. Walsh relieved Lange in the sixth
inning after ST. Louis had filed the bases.
The score follows: