davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-10
SUMMARY.

Home run. En- Sue: two-basc hits
Koyama. Kusaka: sacrifice hits. SasakI
.. Miyakc. Kanki: left on bases, Ecios
Z, Hawails. g; first base ON errors, Kcios
2, IIawaiis I; hit by pitcher. Goto:
struck out. by Lota ., Fukuda 3; bases
umpires, Bower and Wayne; scorer,
Raposo: time of game. 1 hour A
minutes.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-10

Joy gave the Stars two easy runs in
the seventh, when, with bases fun, he
threw II wild one to FIRST allowing two
men Ia score.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1911-07-10

Sacrifice hit, -. Dcsha: left on bases,
j, A. g. ., Stars 3; first base on err
rors, j. A. c. 8, Stars 3: double plays.
chillingworth to Franco to Akana.
Eualii to Marcallino: struck out, by
Hayes Z, Medciros 6: bases on called
balls, Off Hayes 2, Mcdeiros 2; passed
balls, Joy 2, iIoopii .. Umpircs, Bower
and Mayne: scorer. W. r. Raposo;
time of game. | hour 10 minutes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06
@as Ser Sefretdr tes fD:
mial. &pnim1ats BON Jta=
lieu uber Tprni'8 2ll=
penfrduter ia9t:

Hbilaoelpbia, &a., 10. Mair5 1910.
Neter Sabrnep & Cons.
@ertbe &erren! IS freut midi
lebr, cine Mgentur fir Sbren Mlpen=
frdl1ter annebmen 5l1 f0nnen, - fir
cine Me0i5in, sic ieoe 6anilie i'm
&auie balten iollte, lei es a11d n1r
cine 6loidJe, Inn a%lts5ufinoen. meld
elm mertbno1es, Muter5eugenoes nn0
sic @eiunobett forOernOes Mitta Sic
ielbe lit.
@os MIDI onbetrifft, 10 mer6e ih
mein 8eites tba1n, INT 0etielben be-
fannt gu MAIDEN, mie er es per0ient.
SIR MIpenfrduter fat meine @attin
urb lire @%eiunobeit pteoer ber-
gelteqt. Sd fam iebt ale, mel@e
mid fragen, aus @rfabrung perit6ern,
oaB Der Mlpenfrduter als etn5iger BEL
Ter &offnungsitrabl alien &ranfen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06
Gin auoerer tefannter
Mr1t ihreibt.
8pltpu, Maji., 10. Nop. 1905

@olton,> Mai., 10. Mou. 1909.
81. Yeter 6abrnep & Sons.
@ertbe &erren! ga i@ ein Mit=
glie0 oeS meoi5iniiden Snltituts bin,
m0dte iJ gerne Sllrh Sic in oe1 9e=
lib elmer ponit1noigen @eidi6te oes
often Or. @eter 5abrnep l1n0 ieiner
@ntoedung, Sor11i's Mpenfrauter, &C.
langen. Sd beabiidytige, oieies tpu11=
0erbure 4ral1ter=@eilmittel Sen meoi=
5iniiden M%nitalten 6es &onigreids
.Stalien gu l1nterbretten, I'M 10 6as
Tel0 1einer @irfiamfeit gu pergroBer11
umo 81 glei6cr 3eit ieinem @nt0eder,
Or. 3eter 5abrnep, sic moblper0iente
gbre at 5onen.
@offeno, redt bal0 BON Sbnen gu
|boren, perbleibe SIR aufridtiger
81. Tranccseo g. &aoleli.
1 9forth Square.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06

ter 3eit lit ibr <bn alS 5dngeri1t
meltbetannt gemor0en. Mber es lit
nidt aaein lire fiinitleriide 2al,f-
Ebobn, meldye Tie bel Sen 2euten 10 be-
liebt eemadt but, cs lit audi ibr baus-
lides 2eben, eS fins sic beidetoenen
|meibliden @ieenidaften, es lit sic
|2ie6c gum 9einl, llno lire Singebl1ng
fir lire aht &inoer.
9aB 6rau 5dumann=9einf, gleid
anoern Miittern, aub SEN @ertb bon
Tprni's Mlpenfrallter ais Sal1smittel
a1 iddben meib, gebt aus folgenoem
8riet meld)er IN 2incol11, Neb., mab=
reno iie iib al1f elmer Iour befano,
geidrieben muroe, berpor, utO audi
al,s ser @ibnlmg ibrer Hbotogra=
pile.
2incoln, Meb., Z. San. 1910.
Heter 6abrnep & Sons,
G6icago, 81.
@crtbe @crren! Ianfe Sbl1en redt
ber5lib fir sen Nlpenfrt1lter, mel
d)en ih nad) meinen Semi tn Aem
Serlep lhiden lieb. St mar cite
grobe &ilfe fir mleren George
|Malbington mabreno leiner &ra11f=
beit in ser @cibnad)ts5eit, llno ICY
Elm frpt, oab ih eincn Gorrotb oopon
an @an0 babe.
Mfit oufriGtigem Ga1f fir S6re
0ite Meoi5in perbleibe nit ber5lidenl
GralE,
Sdnmann=6etnf.
z. 2. @iiroe es Sbr1el1 ange1ebm
Iei1, meine photographic nit @lo=
mlll1g 5u erbalten?
Iprl1i's Mlpenfr6l1ter itebt piel=
leidt III >1aterer @e5ieblrl1g sur So
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06
Tprnits Nlpenfrautcr.

@s mag Madalunungen oieies 5ett=
bep1brten &rGuter : @eilmittel &C.
ben, aber es fat nidt ietnes @lei6en
als ein 8efor0erer ser @eiunobeit.
Sir tnuieroe entntutigter Manner
un6 6ralen lit es cine Sffenbarung
gepeien, mas 0ieies Mittel bel 0em
@ieoeroufbau elmer 5uiammengebro=
denen Contribution betpirfen fann.
Igs reinigt ni9t MIR Sen 9ebensiaft,
ionoern i9afft al1h nel1es, reides,
rotbes 8lut uno bout &noden nno
Mltsfel1 mieoer a1f IS %beforbert
Sic 8eroaultng. gs ipirft auf Sic 2e=
Der. SIS regulirt SEN Stl1blgang. IS
mirft a1f Sic Mieren. gs berubigt
oos Merpen=Spitem gs ndbrt, it6rft
un0 frdftigt. IS 0ffnet Sic &oren
Ser @oltt uno bringt %gelun0en 5dmeiB
berpor. Sc lit megen ieiner ge0iege=
nen gigenid3aften lit ieoem @eim cine
groBere @otbmen0tgfeit %getpor0en, ols
irgen0 cine ar1bere befannte Meoi5in.
Mls Dor Sabren, SIT gnoe 6es a6t=
sebnten Sobrbunoerts, ser olte 81.
Iabrnep oieie Meoi5in fir sic sln=
iieoler 0es 8ll1e &i0ge Mountain
9iitrifts bon Eenniplpania 5uberei=
tete, oa famen sic 2eute 5u 8feroe
l1n0 lit @agen iiber ralbe 2on0itra=
zen uno @ebirgspfa0e, lint Sic les
&rauter= @eilmtttel aus ieinen eige=
men &Gnoen 5u empfangen. Ser STUFF
ieiner Me6t5in perbreitete ii9, trob
ser mangelbaften @erfebrsmitte1,
ie1bit in sic angren5er0en 5taaten
Morplano un0 @irginien. Gs muroen
<rer noubraft, mel9e 6as @elprGd
gan5er Mniteblungen bil6eten.
&eute fam 6asielbe &rduter=@eil
mittel, Sorni's Mlpe1tfral1ter, iprl1=
0elno nit 6eni elben @eiun0beit brin=
genoen gigenidaften, melde es in
jenen friiberen Gagen 10 beliebt mod=
ten, prompt in Sbrem @al1ie obgelie-
fert neroen, bel 8eiteaung 011r@ bas
Selepbon, ooer SEN Telegrapben. Be-
a6ten sic sic unten ber5ei9nete 81
ferte.
Sorni's Mlpenfrauter 1T fein ge-
m0bnIider @%anoeIsartife1. St miro
ni9t in gleidgiltiger uno nadIdiiiger
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06
Giner bermbmten
&Mmitlerin 3ribmt

Sic berrlid)e photographic, mcl6e
mir nit @ergniigen a1f biei er Settle
reproou5iren, lit >%oieienigc Ser 6ral
grnejtine S6umann=9einf, Scr be-
riibn1ten Sangcrin, ocren 5tlmme
sic N%epobner 5lpeier &ontlnente cr1t=
siift bat. Gas @ilo muroe, pie Sic
&nlhrift 5eigt, Sen Gigentbiimern
Don Tpr1ui's Mlpenfral,ter po11 Ser be-
riitpl1tcn &iinltlerin gemi0met, 0eren
6iite uno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iplb aus
'geprGgtc gigcnidaften ibres Gbaraf-
ters ltn0.
Sem &iinltle bot ieluals in Sen
Nersell Scr Menid,en eilen belierell
Ylat eil1genunmcn, ais 6ruu Sdll=
nuln @cinf, ulto menige bahen ldlpe=
rcr sur Grrcid}ung ibres Grtolges &C.
f1ll1pfi.
Mls Mlnden t.icb tic grueitine
$40 CT. Sic lnurOc III Sieben BET
&rug, Gslterreidl getoren; ibr &ater
mar ci1 Nfii5ier III Ser d terreihilhen
Nrnree. SIRE gltern maren iebr arm
uuS es fiel ibr ldmer, ielhl it Ste Mn=
ia1aagriinoe elmer mtlifoliihen Or
Sicbln1g SIT erbaltcn. NlS fleines
Mdod)en mlrroe lie nad) benz ltrlu=
observation-disclosures in Erog geidift.
@ier entoedtc man Sen mltiifall lden
3al1her ibrer Stimme ltnO lie mnroe
in Sen Gbor eil,gercibt. Gs miro BON
ibr er5ablt, oaB tic, menn tie gut &C.
ilntgen botte, einen u0ipfel" (eine
Slrt Mplincl1=&iibeld)en) erbielt, aber
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06

8eiic perferti9t, nm perfalft gu mer-
oen; er miro pielmebr auf bas Sorg=
faltiglte lnl0 @enaueite bergeiteut als
cine Meoi5in fir sic Scranton. gr lit
feline Mpotbefer- Meoi3in, ionbern miro
Dem Yublitum brett bl.r9 ipe3ien er<
nannte Mgenten, 5reunbe a1no Ma9<
barn, Die SDnen befonnt iinb u1o Be-
men Sit trauen f03nnen, getpiiienboft
geliefcrt: @egen oes' @aberen menne
man it'd al, oie aletnigen @igentbii-
mer OF. Eeter Jabrnep & Sons &c.,
1875 g. @opne Mpe., GGicago, 81.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06

INSTRUMENTATION @ebo1olungen per-
leudytet, ieIbit menn sic iogenanntea
ingt baben. Sd freue MIDI, oaB mir
oieie @elegenbeit 9eboten lit, Sbnen
meinen Can't nusipreben u,1o gleid-
5eitig meme &odadtung periidern 5u
t0nnen.
SIR gan5 %ergebe1er
@uiieppe Sc Stcfaap,
5efretdr oes fonigliden &o1tlalats
BON Stalien.
@eiioenl: 1918 81. 10. Street.
HbildSelpbia.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06
Gin 9pftor TIT &aniaS
iMrcibt.
@idito, &ans., 6. Seq. 1909.

N1OtIu, Nd1ls., U. @t5. looo.
Or. &cter 6abrnep & Sons.
8ertbe @erren! Sd babe S6re
Gmpfangsbcitdtigung meiner 9eltel-
la,r1g fir Mpenfrallter erbalten, Die
Meoi,in aber lit nod nidt angefpn=
men. Nus Ser BON mir beigcidlolle=
l1ell &orte meroen Sic eri eben babe1t,
nob i} prafti5ire110er Mr5t bin. @iel=
leidt bin i) oesban 0llrd SIRE &C.
ld1ftsregelu oapon al,sgeidloiie1, CT
ne Mger1tnr iibernebme1 SIT fonl1el1.
Sd m0htc ieood bemerfen, oaB ib
burduus 1lid9t al1f sic Nrbeit anberer
9(geute,t, mddc Sic pielleidt angez
ltclt boGen, jt0rel1o eimirfen luer0e,
a1no caB ih llid)t 6eafdid)tige, BEN Ml=
p%enfrdltter u(s @aare SIT perfanfer1.
Sd bobe jetst iiebenunooreibig Sabre
lang prafti5irt 4tro babe Sbren N=
pellfrdl,ter in %n1einer uno audi met
11er @ermonoten 6on1ilie gebraltdt.
Sd b6rte pom alte1 Or. IabrneD,
leinen 3uf ul10 ieiner Me0i5in, idon
Dor Sobren. 9itte, Sic MeOi5ill per
grpreB gu ididerr, 0a 6radbtienom1=
gen III oieler Sabres5eit iebr lei6t
@erlpatungen l1nteriporfen iin6. Sol
feno, DoB Obiges 5ufrieoeniteueno iein
m0ge, 3eida1et
M6tltngspon SIR
6. y. @ppbrid), 81. ..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06

%gepbrfeigt ml1r0e, lobalo lie eine11
Seller gen1adt batte = un0 10 be-
iton0 lire erite mtiifaliide Gr5teftng
gum groBen Sbeile aus &ipfeln un0
Sbrfeigen.
Oils lie nod ein gang jutlges Mao=
ben lpar, borte sic @rima0onna Wa=
terra Tie iingen, uno Ste Sbonbeit
ibrer Stinme madte auf iie einen
lold]en ginorud, oaB lie oas Md0=
den 6em Direftor ser Sper in Ores
Sen enrpfabl, meld)er oasielbe ouf-
for0erte, 51 fommen; Ser Gater NOR
jeood 5u arm, INN Sic notbigen &eiie-
foiten beitreiten 5u f0nnen. Daour@
aber nidt %entmutbigt, borgte tie oas
@elo BON Sren1oen Ser Samilie. MS
Ser Direftor lie iingen geb0rt bate,
iagte er:: SD engagire Sic nit 5000
Marf. gtno Sic 5ufrieoeu?" DuS
iunge Mao6en fonnte fa1m ieinen
eigenen Sbren trauen; Tie idlang tire
Mtne um Sen @als 6es DireftorS
un5 meinte Dor Sreuoe. 9lub lire
gltern fonnter BEL, ser &iidfebr nod
&aule faum an ibr gutes @liid glal1=
ben. gtmas ipdter, am z. Septem=
Der 1878, trat tie gum eriten Male
in DRESDEN in Der Oper n1f un6 er<
rang 'einen o1rdidlageno0en grfoIg.
SO iberpanoen gnti9loHenbeit un6
Mrtsbauer aue &in6erniiie sett ie-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06

Mortb Sort; 8iIbelm @oppe, Dat; gib.
s91n. staSt ct. Gloub; Mrtbur Qob6,
Melroie;; Bernbaro 9ietmanr, Gpring
4ia; Nf. Niebaus, Sarming; Mnton
@urtenberg. YapnespiIe; Yeter Sem
mild. Gate !@enrD; Mbert 56mit, 5tabt
st. glono; Sobn @rab. Miblep; gbriit
&arls, Ct, @artin; Matbias Mobs, Sc
sauf; Sobann Summer, @ettp; Mnton
BOB IT,, Strain; Matb. &nobla6, Mporl;
9abi0 @%lebeIalb, 5tabt Sallf gentrc;
Sranf 2teltmann, @0en Cafe; gictor @D>
tie, @robe.
&letngeidnuorcmc.
Sobn Weoon, Iiblep; 3arl Chen, Mpon;
Saul 8inter. Spring Sill; Garl Sum-
mer, @ettp; Sobn Sitter. Melroie; Ben.
8eblnge, @ropc; Yeter @rpB, ct. Mu9ll<
tia; Setter &ellmann, @afefielb; Setter
Salfen, ct. Saiepb; &arl &ortan, 5auf
Centre; Sran8 @ai1er. Maine Yrairie;
Sranf 8ettenburg fen, 5tabt ct. Glol1b;
Sran8 anetteI, 8rodtpap; SoIepb Chen,
ifeiner, @auf Gentre; g6or. Sboriom,
Mortb Sort; @einri6 Ooul1g, @olbing;
Ssobn Simmers, @olegepiIe; So6n 3im1z
mermarn, NlbanD; Mife Mnfrap, ct.
Martin; Srant Qabr, Stabt ct. GlorD;
@ilbelm @eim1eth, 5taot ct. @loup,
@ilbelm @en5, Gate George. !@ilari1,s
@otbitein, Munipn, @i1belm Wan8, Sat-
nespiQe; M. s. @eDrens, ct. Gloub;
Mtd. q. Molitpr, 3pdpiQe; 6einrid6
@er11fee, grotp Sitter; 8ilbelm @DbeI,
@tllnooo; @. s.. @tei1, 2nremburs.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06

@itleio.- Game: n@ier bo=
fen Sic elm @los @ei11. Irinfen Sic
.c5 n1f meme Sc ltnobeit."
&l1tider: A6er gl1aoige Iroll le-
fen mirflid franf aus. @6re es nidt
So teiier>. idJ tra,1fe 5mei?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06

spe5ielleDffer.te, eollte
iid fcin Ngent fir 6orni's Nlpen=
frantcr lit Sbrcr Madbarldaft be-
finocn, nuo i%tullten Sic nidjt fribcr
idon mcldJem bcitcQt baben, 6an1
f0nnen Sic cine &robcfiitc, cntbal=
tcnb 5'uDlf 35 Tlaiden, st bent
ipe5ieQem Greiic pur $500 cr6al=
ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06

Sn Jallen BON Mbeumatisn1l,s
mad)t @efreil1ng D. S@mer5, Sdlaf
lll1o 9fl1be moglid. Sizes mag ermirft
mer0en 6ltrd Mnmel1o1lng bon Gbanl=
herlains Eminent. gu fal1fen bel Ser
Mplitpr Iruu So.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06

Mile, oils irgen6 cine an0ere befalu1te
Meoi5in. Seine milOen, ieoob mirf=
lamen @igenidufte1, mad)en ibn gang
beionoers geeignet fit Sung uno Mlt.
St miro nit Hed]t ais 0er Welttter
6reu0 u11O 1roit beaeidmet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-04-06
elite Scr @cidbmprcmem.

Sll nodJitcbcllocr 2iite ii11o Sic 9fa-
l1le11 jel1er Eerit;;el! entbo!ten, melde
in ser f%pnr1enoen NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Iibl1ng DON Stenrns County sic enl
County fire 9ienite ais @eidmoreuel1
5l leiben bahen. Sic @robgeidmore=
nen perbcn ltdJ am 1. Moi r,n6 Sic
&leiugei daporenen ar1 3. Mai SIT itel=
len bahen.
. Wrpfecidiuurcnc.
Sreb. q. Steir1, @abefielb; Sin1p1,
@lume, gple9ipille; Sobn @abn, &olbing;
Spbn 6. Yupne, Modpiue;; 8. g. @afton,
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-29
GOLF TOURNEY FOR
 CLOUDCROFT NEXT
E! PaSo County Club Pro- poses That Bisbee and
 Douglas Join Contest

R. C. Semple. chairman of the sports and pastimes committee of the Fl Paso Country club, has writ ten joint letter to Gerald sherman, president of the Warren District Country club, and to H. T. Cuthbert, secretary and treasurer of the Doug las Country club. proposing a golf tournament at Cloudcroft during the summer. The letter follows:
 Gentlemen: I wish to take up with you with reference to holding a Golf Tournament at Cloudcroft some time this summer to be open to any player who is a member of any club belonging to the Western Golf asso- citation. We could hold a tourna' ment covering four days in which We could have an individual champion ship, a handicap match and a club match. The size of the team to rep resent the different clubs could be arranged so as to allow your clubs and ours to compete. My idea fol the individual championship is tC
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-29
Cream Cake Makes You Hungry to Look at it

By Nys. Eancf RckeH=ie kiiH, Edftorof fhe Bosl0H Cooking Schoof -haga=fHe When company arrives unexpectedly, th;s cream cake often covers an other wise embarrassing situation, for It answers the place of any other dessert as it can be stirred up quickly.
 kC Cream Cake
 OHe-kalf cllp bHtfer:; mp sHgar;' yoIks of / eggg, bcdtez ligkf. 7s4 caps siJleG J7oaJ; 2 Lezci teaSpooRJHls X ( Baking P77caey. F cAb eoIa zdGfey-; u'kffeS of 2 eyeS. beGfeH dy.
 Cream the butter; add the sugar, yolks of eggs and water; then the flour sifted three times with the baking pow der: lastly the whites of eggs. Bake in two or three layers; put these together with cream filling, and dredge the top with confectiouer $ sugar. S4
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-29

make it open, as there will no doubt be some players at Cloudcroft from East Texas who are members of clubs belonging to the Western Coli association. I have talked the mat ter over with the Southwestern rail road people, and they are perfectly willing to grant us a rate. also believe they will give the cup to be competed for by the teams. The other prizes and incidental expenses could be covered by an entrance fee for all players participating. The Southwestern people advise that the most convenient time in July would be Sunday. July 6. continuing until Wednesday, the 18th. On account of the large number going up on the Fourth of July they could not acom- modate us so well as at another time. On July the 10th they have big excursion from east Texas, which would make 1t inconvenient for that date. If you think July 9th would be too soon pernaps we could ar range some date in August. AS to the rules for the tournament these could be arranged by a committee of one member from each of our clubs.
 Trusting I may hear from you
 faYorably on this matter. as l be iieve it would be a good thing for
 the grand old game, beg to remain Yours very truly,
 R. c. SEMPLE, Chairman. Sports and Pastimes Com mittee, Fl Paso Country Club.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-29

rison declares that all the trouble resulted from the use Of coal tar instead of creosote oil. The black, gummy foot tracks on the sidewalk and the gummy border on woman's skirts he says do not condemn the paving but the poor materials used. He favorss the establishment of a municipal plant where wood blocks may be treated with genuine creo- sote of. It is said the present board favors the use of asphalt in stead of creosoted wood blocks in the downstown streets. Y am convinced that creosoted wood blocks make the best pavement for ordinary traffic" said the mayor. @I recommended their use several years ago, and. as an experiment., half of Rush street bridge was paved with the blocks The way those docks wore was phenomenal l don
 believe. however. that genuine ere osote oil is used in the blocks re- gently laid.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-29
THOUGHT HIS TIME HAD COME
Exceedingly Disconcertins Experience of Singer in an English Mu-
 sic Hall.

Stage fright of the sort that affiict- ed Whit Cunline, at one time a prominent singer in English music halls. is not avoidable. Fortunately, also, it IS not common. At place where he was engaged in Birming ham one of the attractions was a lion show. some of the beasts being real iy wild and untamed. Nearly the whole stage was taken up with the "settinga-the animal show.
 Just as I was going on, said Gun life, in telling the incident, T heard a hurried rush and confused shouting, and some one slammed an iron gate. I heard a voice say. Just in time; he was nearly out My music was start ing. so I had no time to inquire. went on the stage.
 Tn q moment I heard ominous growls and savage snarls mixed with much whip-craeking and strenuous breathing I an never fond of wild animal show and I felt distinctly nery- ous that night. The cloth behind me sagged and swayed-and then, to my horror. suddenly in the wings l saw the huge head and front of lioni
 T was singing a song called T Would. which had lot of short vers- es. As l sang them, my blood run ming cold. watched the lion. It seemed slowly to advance and it's baneful eyes glittered in truly hor- rible way. I could not go of that side without passing it, so I prepared to exit with haste.
 Turning, I was dOubly mortified to sce another lion on the other side!
 ''i was caught like a mouse in a trap I dared not go off the stage; l dared not show my discontinue to the audience. There was only one thing for me to dosing So I sang ! in desperation, hoping that some one would come and take those lions [ away. They told me afterwards that ! sang ninety-eight versesi But think that was unkind.
 T wondered how long it would take ' those two brutes to make up theb minds to come into the full glare oi the footlights, and had just prepared to leap into the stalls. regardless o the consequences. when I heard the hoarse voice of one of the stage hands say: Ere. Bill. these twS
 chaps are too far forward. Give ; and with them, will yer? And com
 ing up between the two lions, theJ
 lifted them bodily. They were pa
 pier-machei"
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-29
PLEA FOR TIE NEWLY
 WEDS AGAINST FOOL
 FRANKS OF FRIENDS
Chicago Writer Would Bring About Reform and End
 the Hazing Game
OTHER CHICAGO GOSSIP

CHICAGO. June S.-(Special)- Protection against the hazing of the newly-wed is proposed by Richard Henry Little. humorist and war corresp spondent of Chicago, after some research work into the indignities sorrow and suffering of June brides and grooms at the hands of their friends. MT Little has turned re former and headed a petition for re form with a choice collection of in cidents to illustrate the antics of ! modern civilization. One was under date of Rollo, Ills. June p, 1921. After the ceremony Mrs Dubb was | seized by her bridesmaids and a beautiful bird of three coiors was
 tattooed on her forehead. Mir. Dubb
 was seized by his friends and rela- tives and. after being tarred and 1 feathered, was ridden out of town
 on a rail behind the justly famous Rollo Silver Cornet band. The event
 was one of the most amusing and
 delightful weddings that ever took place ill our little village
 Another imaginative bit follows: II "Blahaville, Ind. Miss Truly Love -iiy was married here today to Mir John de SmytheTs Of Chicago. Some of the fun loving relatives of the : bride set fire to the First Methodist [ church just as the contracting partie: . were walking down the aisle. D' i Smythers rescued his bride from th' ' flames with some difficulty and theI ; repaired to the home of the bridi and attempted to have the ceremonl lon the veranda. The groom's bes man, however. exploded a charge O
 dynamite under the veranda just a ? the bride was about to say I will 3 and the ceremony was naturally n D terrupted. For emphasis Little give I the sportive results of a Chicag l. wedding party: Mir. and Mrs. Sweei { leigh had escaped in disguise fror ,- the bridal party and taken a trai ,- for the west. intending to spen d the honeymoon at the groOm's ranc s in Colorado. Dispatches were promp i. lv sent ahead to a brace Of we
 known train bandits and the trai
 was derailed at Chuckee Junction
 Outside of a broken arm and a te' e minor cuts the bride was unhul ,f and the groom escaped with nothin # worse than two or three confusion f. and a disIocated shoulder. The ca g ualities attending other passenger s on the train will be found in th D. full account of the wreck in anothS
 column"
 Million Cantaloupes.
 Procuring four million cantaloup'
 for the summer bill of fare of Ch e cago and vicinity is putting Sout n Water street into 8 pretty stew tn e year. This problem annually engTos D es some of the big houses from Il Ie time when the frost leaves II K ground and the intentions of Il n- melon growers as to acreage ha' 1T been settled and up to the tin e. when the last carload comes 70 market about Sept l. Twen $ states furnish the melons The ol
 fashioned muskmelOn is no long
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-29
SIGMA CHI CONVENTION.

PITTSBURG. Pa, June 2s.-College men from all parts Of the country to the number of about 200 assembled in Pittsburg today for the thirtieth grand chapter meeting of the Sigma Chi fra ternity. The fraternity was founded at Miami university in 1855 and has near lv I2.OO0 members. The grand chap ter will be in session three days, and .theprogram of entertainment that has been arranged extends over Saturday
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-29
CENTENARY OF rhAckERY

LONDON. June 2s.-Many persons Of prominence in art and literary cir cIes and in the official world attended a dinner given by the Titmarsh clut at the Charterhouse today in celebra- tion of the centennial anniversary ol the birth of William Mskepeace Thack cray. The famous novelist was stu dent at the Charterhodse ln his early youth and incorporated his exper'eDee' there in several of his novels.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-29
ALUMNI DAY AT u. OF Nj.

ANN ARBOR. Mich, June 2S.-The alumni of the University of Michigan returned to the busy scenes on tue campus and in the old buildings ID large numbers today, Alumni day. the
 third of commencement week. Tho eX- ercises of the day began with the an nual alumni breakfast in the Barhorr gymnasium During the afternoon re- iunionswere held by more than 29 classes. ranging from theclass Of IS. 6 to that of 1906.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-06-29
WEEDS CENSUS CLERK.

WASHINGTON. D. C., June 2s.-- The wedding of Edgar E. Clark, of the Interstate Commerce commission, and Miss Agnes Barnes, who has been employed as a clerk in the census or flee, took place today. The home CT the bride is in Selma, Ala.