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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03
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Goo lao at lige bper enelte 6orm /
9a1oet er Set @usmooere,1, lom far
Ijerfreet / iiu &oretegt. 6orme=
rem be0 n1eget pel, at 11aar bans SUI
ltrl far nogle faa &per og ct Sum
oreoe @gns til lin &oaoigbeo, ifaf
bum NOT lerge for Sen Del al 1eoe=
porerne, lom n1oa fjebes, oa BERTH
lerge for Ell feel Del anore @popen=
oig6eosartifler, ipm life fan trent
titles poa lelbe 6ormen.
Gn al bper ii 5armertoner fur cit
Eloos at anbringe fine &pns, en- at
bper tppe bar @ens al ret1 &ace.
&angen Tarmers @uitru peo, at en-
fllrpfulo sgg al rem STAGE @ens
bringer omtrent lige iao megen Sn5=
tGgt iom ct Sees So, og set pil lige
life laa li6t, naar man be6, bpor liot
Ser ltofrepes for at boloe @pns.
Ser bar Ell 6%orlnerfone, iom uo=
tolte Jig meo, at gum 9op6e 2p1t til
at oripe Mpl al .@ens al rem &ace,
og benoes Mo110 tog @infet og for
Greoe Denoe en- Sane og to &ener ii
Den &ace bun pnifeoe Zig, til Suleqa>
be. Mf oem fit set fprite 9lor 80
nngbener, og bun giemte tire unge
@aner, efter at bum banoe lolgt 2
Gulin ltnabaner for $1.00 Stpffet.
Nel tie Mor latte bum fig / @ielo for
$25 til @p9ning at ct goot &us, i
bbiltet Ser bar 2 gooe @ugefamre, oq
bun fit mart @jel6en betaIt be6 at
lelge &l,geGg til fine Moboer til
5000 SGttct. Set fglgenoe gar
bapoc BUN CT. 200 &gns % bopoe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03

Sjprn Ions s. e III Gro
y c9ropel c. 5 Stots=
rcgnlfabet pplpjeS, at HOPS @runer
bar StotstosicnS lloaiiter peo Silent
lcnocllc1 at @iprnitjcrne Sjprnio15
Gig % peo @egropellen. - 4:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03
Blannknr11.

Set pil / u1ollge Silful6e bore
lp1uenoe ut iao en Nigrpoe al blon=
set &prll, men nlall lloa Doloe Jig
flort Ior Eic, at @lo1ofprn alorig
ton jous for @uuoelsbrl1g, 3. y. !. til
Mftrrifl1ing ~ Solg al &nrllet, men
u0cluffenoe ior Spfprorin9. : DC
fleltc Gil nloe oil Set nlaalf betale
Tia bco]t at blllge %luuDonle Nla1=
bingsafgrpoer / grun eller balpInn=
sen Sill 1onO % BRUCE oun ultell til
Stolofpocr eller gjprt Dem til Sop til
Gillter ipNcr, bppr1il Ne.rNner Jig ITO
nlurtet. Mien scr er irltet til Mlllocr
for, at lllal1 full laoe SEM income,
turife Dem % fpNrt Marntt pp / 1l'o=
let Sill1auo. 3iau uinoer ION MeAei
brrpeN eli bcNre Malnl, l1aar NfNrp=
Sen er. bjerget / goo Sili1ono, o1 e,
@!anDill1 al &na % @apre tller
Naurc po Nrcoe / &iNrnen or pfte 1T
fprctruffe fpr eli. cnlloIA Noorn!9
meo Ben cite rller 0Un nllorl &prll=
fort ole,e. 5 europa fpores llltAet
mco Giffebaprc tller. sGrtrhonrt,
hrnrOro fprltaaes ell Nlnll0lH1 III
@iffer ellcr eGrter, laurt lnna!cl
n1e0 Napreu, Nrnl1r Elauoin1 1lprr
ct luroclcs 1pot@runtfnher til Stalo=
fpnrin9, ibc1 sgrtcr p1 &lffer llloe=
bploer Ell ltor Ni9oom al &prlltot.
Set CT Ct Sober, lp,n nlal1 fol1 pellte
at ioo en- irroeIes jim Mnlt otter.
sGrte= % &iffs+ lMllt @apre:lp CT no
act al Set heol1e &i1terfpoer ser tun
foaes.
Set pil oite pore eli goo Sing at
BRUCE liot @ueoe / SaaluOen ian1=
men n1eo @apre, til %lSpOerbrlla. Get
m%1hefoles Ut brll9e /. Gfs. / Meet
&peoe pr. 9ltre "lannlcu nltD , eller
21a @uibels &aprc, men bette Uur=
bplo fan fpro1ores otter Tprbploene.
@penc CT l11u9telig It ten1nlellg
lturft Sober ior Be flelte @l1sopr, ng
garlfe lnrli9t tnr @eltc. Men Bet oil
bna n9ppe rlogeniinoe inotrUIfe, at
Sen uil pore fnr lturf, uaar Sen CT
hlanOet mco &upre | BET ppen1lupnte
6prlplo. &aar @nc0e npipores alcne
fan Sen pite hliue ifuoelia, ioroi 0e1
nuber Sngningen let hliper oejgug=
tig, men fonret ~ ionu1eu meo @up=
re er Ser p%raftiif to1et inAen 6arc
for, at Sen ifol fl1rne Nlpre SfaOe
paa Sci tie eller llpget m,Oet SluNs
&u3opr.
5 oelmc Uorbi1oelie fprtjencr set
at l1runcs, at Ell 9%lonbing al @apre
og @peoe, / %Torhpl0et 1: / cllcr 1:
6 er en- nu1ten ioeol 6noerrution for
@riiclper. Cen or mere pellnogcnoc
% let for0sjelig eno SABRE alere. %
&otipne11 er mere ballanceret bpo0
NGringsinOboloet angaar. 8an ct
Solo @riielser foores gjenncm Gil1=
teren pua ct Sober, Ser beltaar ballot
al Majs og SEN an0en @alpoel ballot
al SABRE og ballot af @peoe, troer ri
lite, at Ser piIoe blipe megen 8on=
ifeligbeo peo 6oretioen, og ser piloe
fomme il1noe, ltarte 9ag @riie, for
u6lat at Seerne er hlepet bebon0leoe
iom Sc bsr puo on0re Moooer, nopr-
Zig at Sc bar facet rigeliat @epe=
eelle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03

to9et tpipliomt, DIN set lg,1ner lio~ot
reparere "Siltfon"s Grulfrog. Ser
1'11oo fon ser 6lipe Sale ONT at folte
er1oel poo ~Sorpen" lon1 CT al Sssern.
Tor at bril1ge poa set Mel1e, pn1 set
lp'rler Jig at lntte Sfibenc / brug=
bar Stano, ifol Maril1enS Sopeo-
pgrft MI noarbeioeO mfoitningsopcr=
lag for &eporotionerne. uSorpen"
% ~@iufon" CT 6peget / 1860; Sc
br119es I'LL iom Mooerifibc for Sor-
pe0obaaoene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03
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VgVsVypsQgVvVasaofpag

NorgeS &on9e til
S a | e II. 0ogbla6et u8ito" /
&om meooeler fra belunoerrettet
SIDE, at Song @aafon / en- ner
6ren1tio ogter at beiege @ittorio
@manuele / &on. vGita" n1e11er, at
8eisget bill finoe Steo / slutninge1
al Marts eller 8egpnoelien al Mpril.
storm &c orge. Sra
Sronobiem t%elegraferes sen %. Sc
bruar: On pol0iom storm fra Spo=
beit bar operraifet Giiferflaaoen fra
&riltionsluno ser bar uforbereot
paa at mootage Sen, og set befrpgtes
at ltore l1lpffer bar funbet Stc6.
9i6ttl pi6es at Z Mennelfelip er goat
tobt.
Ct @uno r e 5 e a a + g.
nj in6e Gre6ag sen 10. 6ebruor
bar set 100 @ar, ii6en en- af gsorges
lterlte Soroego6sbeii6oere, Baron
@eoel-Sarlsberg, 8erulas 8tprfs
befienote @ier, blep fe6t. Sen noble,
al fine nnoergipne bit ofbolote 3d.
ron, Spbe SEN 4. Sonuar 1897. Mf
bans 9grn leper 6ru Operbofmelter-
inoe %9epenifjolo og 6refen !Sorriet
@e6el=Sqrlsberg.
Sper II MiII. Ser.
betaler Morge / &enter of lin Statss-
gielo. Smfring AZ Million Ser.
betoltes / iioite Eermin / Mforag.
Men % @ialben iomtioig blep for
eget meo ct lignen6e 8eIgb iom
Statsfasiens 1ilifuo til &ppotbef-
banfens og 8oligbonfens @runo-
fono, bliber gtatsgieI6en omtrent
ben iamme iom be6 l1oeangen al
1908-1909 1898 Million @roner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03
Xpr Xarm p9 &jem

CpS> ">A ~ w 80
Irttc &Uflten 90 fpnl,le ppcr oen
fprlte palltctige Ycripot. Scnl1s
Iruugol1gsntaooe CT tlnn tilIuoclig
paa ma1lorig Soro, rig pao Elalltc=
nnring pg tilhpiclio til at blipe pprps
/ Guorti0cn.
Yua iol,oct ellcr 9rllet Mulojnro
CT Oct lurgt lifrcre at laa Mlpuer=
irprt / &intcrrllg ellcr &interbpeor,
% lno gua purr Murfrn lltr0 Ell let,
lpiostm10rt @urpr, lnulcNcs at Scr
hliper rprt goot pp / Suerfloocn.
Gcrcftcr goor r1or vi Marfcn n1eo
eli Srpn1lc, iaole0cs at Spcrflaocn
tom blipe glat % falt. Ga oil Spr=
oell bploc hcorr pou TllgtiNbeoel1.
Gr Scr life ll1eget Mulo / SorOen,
tan mon pitc biulpe Mppcrnfgrpoeu
trent ,pro liot @llnltNeoning, Ser CT
rig puu Mpulltof. ioct ocnlc oil ltpr=
fr Sc lpuoc Hlonter ou ltaiic Ell goo
MpOuopitling. Oct pil. / lua Silinl=
&c uure set heol tic at ll0 lau &lunltguO=
ming, ipr l>la,l iutter @oruen i9Qrlg.
lloulurfeOc Mclultattr or op1luuct
pr0. at l,oiprc0c pper Murfen. Ell
Notwithstanding b%eitaael1oe al liac
Mo1laoer al Staloaroning % Spr=
peioro. Gen1c @lauping fan 1nol1
paofprc / &c ti0li9e &oor. &c fleltc
Tarn1ere oil fun1e faa fat / laaoan
tprpro9tig Soro / Supninger qua
Iorrur1 cllcr' cit 9fulnfarm. &irt=
uingel, al eli iaaoau Spergpolfning
tan ippres / , ellcr 3 Aur. SGrlig
paa fl,ploct 2erjoro, bpor Set ultio
pil purr nteNet pol1ltcligt at finoe
&poiuite for MppererL pil Ell loaoon
NpergeoifninA pile iig at bape &irf-
ring.
Set CT gullife rigtigt at Oeulle
Trcn1gangsm1aaoe for S%aaningen CT
ooitilligt oprere ut n%iem1emipre eno
Sen gon1le 6rengun9slnaooe n1eo at
tolte Street ms pao <Sproen % laoe
Set itipttc lig iclp. Mcn set 1uor
n1eo bette lpru nleo alt m10ct pau
Nurll1el1, at pil man pore liffer pua
at fau l1p1ct %ll0hpttc. loa ll1aa mon
folte noAet pua set, ug / bette Sil=
frl0c CT oct jp life m1oet cno slrbci=
sc, Scr lfol fultcs. @pu0 Trpm1ung=
Sen ungour, fuu l1au re9rlc un1trent
1 Gl1arts pr. 9lcrc pan mulOrig
&pro. 5 Quarts poo grrlct cllcr lu11=
Set SprO.
@pnO an9our Suatioeu, muu 0cnne
rette Jig otter NarstiOen % efter Sc
lotale IorDolo. @pis nlon laur Trpct
og laoer set ligge fen til 9Rfning
pe0 Saarregnen, pil Si0en fra 5. 10.
Marts til 1. Mpri( bore Sen n1clt
pas ienoe. &il man oerin1o0 barpe
Sor6en og oerpeo 0anre ct beore
Seoleie for 6rbet, maa man pente
mes oct til Soroen er tienlig / olle
Maaoer. Snaes Trset poo ginter=
iao, pil Mrbei6et paa Soroen efter
Saaningen lpsne % aabre Soroen
og gipe. &ogang for 2uften, bporpeo
8interieosafgre6en fomrner i tioli>
gere &efit ems ON sen blep liggenoe
belt uforitprret. 3ettc olene oil oite
9ipe riglig 9pn for Mrbejoet mes
5orpningen. Saoes &lsperfrpet ianr=
men me0 Ell 8aarofgreoe, fan man
loo BET poa Sor0en itrofS efter at iel=
DC &ornet er iooet, % arbejoe Set neb
/ Soroen mes cit let &orpe. Set oil
fer fao ct go6t SGbleje / Sen forl16
for &orniooningen bel bebon0(eoe
Soro.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03

) DdSc du 'dHSeli
hver Manned, oe
kunde ll:rstcn like
gaa. ]eg havde
Krampe, Smerter j
Ryggen og Hove
Diet og var saa ner-
vps. at jeg like
taalte nogen Va
relset. LIgcrne
CAV mig; ct Lin
dringsmiddel oe'
ti1raadede Ell Ope-
ration. leo frvote-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03

toget Storopunft illlpo Gegieringe,15
Jpr1log ON Joretogcllr al Golg puu
Spl10oge.
9iprn ous $ c Il l.
% " cgruuel c. 5 Stots=
rcgnlfabet pplpjes, at Hops @rpner
bar Stotstosi ems lloaiiter neo Silent
lc,oel1cn al @iprnitierne 9jprnipn5
Gig % pe0 @e0ropell r,. ...l
Gen nor fc II 5 ii :
t i1spp t. Mrbrioet for SSgong=
lrttelle al CT @urtigrute ira 2orpif
til Tre0critsbupn til 9cf proring al
sen 1lprife llocnlono5pplt til &ejt=
europa / Steoet fpr 'pper 1rel{ebprg
oripeS ibrroiat. Ser lfal neointtcs
eli Arbeiosfon1itc, 1pl,l ifol oronc
SaAen. Mm1 ogter at inoiGtte CT,
is &nobs Dobbcltlfruet Sl,rbi,tomll=
per pau <ten, ny oerpeo ppl1oocs,
l11cl1cr ll1al1, at @olte1 folllll1er ~
Sinner tioliacre til &riltinnio pg 81
Sinner blrtigere til sc al1Ore %11orife
@per. &onlul 8rpoc, Sonocfipro,
JON ltaor / Spiolen fpr IprctoGi11=
Set, llotuler, at Spcrigc life -pil togc
&cnlpn til Georges &rap, og man for
ilrgen al1ocu llbpei ems at ripe iig
lps ira Spcriae pg lagae cit 1p Mlltc
ober Gormart. Sfalo life Ser nor
ife Stat bill 1tptte, Daober 11nr pao
@i9lp of Set forenebc Gumplfibsiel<
ifob / &i%pbenDopn.
5tor 6 aorbb onoeI i
Gpne t.. @%uorobr11aer =. Sol1=
gen, Geniet, bor iolgt lin gjenoom
Mebp til 81. Gbriltcnien, Jreorifs<
balo, for $4,000 aroner. gien=
oomn1en bor ct 0yrtet Mreol al o
600 @ool og flere tlllin0 MoolSfop.
Gent CT en- al Norore Tlteroolen5
ltprlte gienoomue, ON iffc Sen itpr=
lte. Gie1oomn1en bar for ct Gor Nar
iioe1 tilbltbt &on1unen ior ell lo1gt
lopere Tris, til AnlGg al 9on0=
brl1gslfole, men @olnltneu j(og life
til.
- @oloeu Sfpp / 2itre Spte,1
hlep f%orleoen al gjcreu, Nlbert
@peem, iolgt til 6l1lon1ngtig Sop
potg % 6. Gnge6affen for 10000
&roner, ifriner u@jppifs 8loo". 9iS=
ic iplgte iao Sfoben itrofs otter til
Sc Sos en p9 SOILS. @peem meo Ell
Tortieneite al 10000 &roner, %
bolot enooo igje11 Ell Tierocport. sc
npe @iere los !@olocn Sfope uoblinfc
og lolgte Ell al Sc liolte Gage 1000
Splpter Egmmer til &pnrnum 8r1g
for cit iomlet 9is6elum al 10000
@roner. Men eno6o far Sc nl1pe=
renbe @jere igien cit Sfop og Sfop=
bunb iom iammen n1e0 Suterrettcn
bel moa ami ettes til Sen oprinoelige
salgsiun1 10000 @roner. S 2gbet
at nogle Tiger bar altiaa benne Sfop
praftiif talt tre6oblet iin @erbi.
u orinens gamle ) q t.
teier. Sra @orten meooeles: @n
8omisiion, iom bar beii9tiget Sc CANT
lie &omanoofarteier ~Sarpen" oe
"&iufan", finder, at beege Stibe er
/ 0oorlig Ston6. Set ct / Set belle
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03
SYV AAR
AZ JAMMER,
Alt h8vet we'd Lydia
e. Pinkham's Vege=
table Compound.

Sikeston, Mo.-'For syv Aar led
jeg at alt. JIeg var tilsengs fire ellcr
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03

Mp Sum tnoiti1Iings=
b pgni ing &riitiori a.
&c biloe1oe &llnitncre far gjeanell1
11lolge Aor orbci0et for at ifoffe cr1
&nnltroltilliugSbpgning, oo Sc TIT
pGre1loe ll0ltillingslofoler CT ele1=
oige. &11nItforenillge1s 8eityrclie
bar MI fjpbt cit foroelogtig centralt
heliggenoe @runo / &oienfront5go=
oen> &gg til &Gg n1eo @ro1o So
tel % 11Gr @%opeogaoen Gor(joboft
for 100000 &r. Gontqns 8ebpgaeI=
lie ifal planlngges peo Mrfitcftfon-
fnrrence. 9pgniugen oil i%onoiynlig=
niS oglaa fl1r11e gipeAsloos til &,tnlt=
%afooeniet. al1nitncrne fur tioligere
lolnlet 10000 &roner til 9iemcoet.
Mttenppltel1S &eoattpr, Sc)ibiteo,
Ser ct Meolem al St1ofip6sfonitce,r
pg lorn De0 ida n1or1geu 2ejligbeo
n1eo rlt1o &oan0 far itpttet pioenjfa>
beige og %fl1nltneriife 6orn1ool, bar
oper9ipet 5oremingens Iormon0
Gbriltion &rogb Ell Sanf6og pao
10000 &roner til &unitnerbpgnin=
gen. Mnorogen0e ON l1noeritpttelie
bill blipe ien6t til Stortin9 % 9}egje=
ring og &riitionio &omllneltpre. ST.
ter lplt Sp@ilog oil &1nltncrblliet,
efSflrlipc @rlnOen, folte ca. 100000
&roner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03

5tortingets in te-l l.
&c y L UP pe far e%nitennllig
toget S%tanopunft il1po &cgieringeu5
Uor1|og pm 1oretagellr al Golg poa
Spnonge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-03-03

Morincns gomle 5 a t.
Sra &orten meb0eles: @n
8omi5iion,l JON bor beiistiget Sc CANT
lc &oman6ofartsier "Garpcn" oe
~&iufan", finder, at beege Sfibe er
| oaorlig Stono. Set CT / Set belle
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-29
TAGGART HAS PERFECT ATHLETIC MARX
Montclair A.. A. Player Joins
E. Orange Police, Therefore,
Instead of Lowell Nine.
BY SEMI-pR0,

LAD not fate decreed otherwise an
other East Orange boy would lie
packing his ''duds" this we k
N be off about Saturday to join a
minor league baseball team. He is
Alex Taggart, who covers the initial
bag, and he is now signing up with
the Police Board instead of entering
baseball as a profession. Taggart had
been playing with the Montclair a. A.,
and made his mark with other aggre-
cations, and soon endeared himself to
the fans by his steady plugging and
absolute lack of fear when facing some
of the big pitchers that have been
brought out to show their mettle
against the Montclair aggregation.
1t was the Lowell a of the New
England League that had banked on
Taggart to cover first for them this
year and looked upon him as the proper
person TO fill the shoes of Fred Tenney,
now with the Boston team of the Ma
tional League, who got his spurs with
the Lowell team.
Alex was expected to do all thai was
expected and hen some, and President
Jimmy Gray has sent him a nice lf'tl
letter telling how sorry he Is to lose
him, but wishing him success in the
police league.
Taggart would have been the fourth
resident of East Orange to hike off
with the minors this season, there be-
ing Joe Finreran, now encased on Nor
folk soil; Joe Tiannery, who sets out
for the West next Saturday TO cast his
lot with the Des Moines team of the
Iowa League, and Andy McDevitt, VINO
is awaiting departure orders to go to
West Virginia for a ielder's position
with the Point Pleasant team OF the
Blue Grass League.
Alex has been a sort Of mentor to the
three other East Orangeites, who have
yet to experience the travel habit, as
he was one of Uncle Sam s light artil-
| lerymen and "buclled the tiger" II
MANY Western n other States. and /
we'll qualified in giving the proper Kin
Of advice to follow and how to mi1
well with the natives of the far-awa!
fields.
While with Montclair Taggsrt had al
average of about 1884 as a fielder. an
his batting average scared to 1856. ~
PLAYED with the a-ggregations of For
Riley. Fort Sill and Fort Lcaven' ortl
CITY League, which formerly ha'
Johnny King for a manager. His arm.
life was spent with the Twenty-nint'
Field Artillery, and he also served 1
the navy.
Along with a number of other youn
fellows, Taggart took the recent civ
service police tests in East Orarg'
and he came out of the athletic stunt
with 100 per cent. and, as he also shon
] in brain and physical tests, the Pole
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-29
BASE BALL SCORES
MADE YESTERDAY
In THE SOUTH

At Birmingham, Ala. R.H-E.
New York go. FL 2 0 0 0 0 IL IL 8
Birmingham :. 100 0-6 Is o
Observation-Disclosures, Wiltse and
Schlei and Wilson, Wagner, Prough,
Sexton and Pratt and Elliot.
At Chattanooga, Tenn. R.H.E.
Chattanooga 2 0
Observation-Disclosures, Clayton and Hig-
gins; RuclSer, Ryan, Fisher and Miller.
At Atlanta, Ga. R.H.E.
New York ...... 0 1 ! 4 0 0-10 IL .
Atlanta ANN. 0 1000 0 1 o. 2 10 6
Batteries-Quinn, Vaughn and Will
Jams and Sweeney; Mayer, Crabble
and Luck and Ulrich.
AT Baltimore. R.H.E.
Phila. Amer. 0 0 0 5 0 0 2 Ills IA /
Ealt more -. 0 100000 o. 3
Batteries-Borgan, Collamore and
Livingstone and Lapp; Dygert, Nickers,
Pope and Egan.
AT Charleston, S. C. R.H.M
Charleston .... 100000 90 3 0
Phila. Nat -. 0 0 / 0 0 0 0x-1 4 0
Batteries-Daley. Ohern and Fish
and Luskey. Beebe. Chalmers and
Doom and McDonough.
At Lynchburg, Va. R.H.E.
Yanigans -. l ! 1 0 0 2 Pill Is .
Lynchburg ... 0 0 o 0 0 0 90 4 Q
Batteries-Schultz, Thomas and
Jaclley and Moran; Hogue, Bollinger.
Brooks and Goodfraw.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-03-29
BY WALTER E. ERL Err.

WI HILE Ardmaer Farm, the breed
w ing plant of William Bradley,
the New York contractor, stu
ated at R%aritan, disposed of a large
humble. of its brood mares at the re-
cent mlu, >. inter sale, considerable Nalu
able Material was retained at the farm
to be bred annually to Bingen, 2;06A.
Ii, however, MI. Bradley had dis
posed of all his mares, Ardmaer would
still be one of the most impor aat
establishr.e zen S in this country and of
general .ltt.est to light harness horse
enthuslas S az breeders by reason IF
the fact that it was the home OF the
mighty Bingen.
Jr'na's Dam There.
Arss.ls the most valuable brood mares
II a at this time roam the pastures at
this Observation-Disclosures plant -
the chestnut mare Blonde, by S.r Wal
ter, jr.. the dam OF that peerless trot-
ter Uhlan, 1854. Blonde has passed
her twentieth birthday. and. while She
has In the past been a regular bree .er,
and her owner is hopeful that she will
this year produce an W brother or
sister to Uhlan, it appears to me that
he is doomed to disappointment, ana
personally I do not believe her to be
with foal.
Another very valuable mare that Is
of particular interest to visitors at the
farm is the big bay daughter of Nc
Kinney, 2:11, Sweet Marie, 2:02. This
mare, while she is rough and unkept,
like most mares that have been run
ming out for a number of years, retains
all of the impressive individuality that
characterized her in her racing days.
She has been bred to Bingen regularly
since she went to the farm, but as yet
has not produced Il foal, but at this
time the indications are hat she viii
become a mother in the autumn. She
was not bred until October last year.
Harvest Girl.
The beautiful bay mare Harvest G RI,
an own sister to the king of trotting
stations, The Harvester, POI, will not
produce a foal this year, but will be
bred back to Blngen. This mare, now
a 5-year-old, is n of the handsomest
things on the farm, and, while she
never in her life wore d harness, she is
a trotter with a faultless way of going.
and her produce by Bingen will doubt
less bring a barrel of money. Among
the other highly prized mares at Ard
maer the visitor finds Grace Constan-
tine, by Constantine, out of Carpet. the
dam OF the sensational ~9-year-old trot-
ter General Watts. 2:06%; that great
race mare C~onsuela s.. 2:0794: the fast,
but unfortunate, Ella Worthy; Lady
Coceta, 2:15A; Pleasant Thought. by
Prodigal, and a number of highly-bred
young mares from the very best early
maturity families in this country.
All these mares will this season be
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SCHOOL BASEBALL

The Newark High School baseball
candidates practised in the gymnasium
yesterday afternoon, owing to the cold
weather. Perry showed the best form
among the pitchers. His control was
excellent, n from all indications he
will in all probability be a regular this
season. Smith also showed good form
In the line of slab work He has much
speed and a good variety of Blenders.
Practise is being held on Roseville
Oval this afternoon.
Jacob Carey, of Manchester, N. H.,
has been engaged to coach the st. Ben
edict College team this season. Carey
is well-known throughout the New
England States, having coached several
big col'ege mines. Manager Cyril
Smith has secured Morris Park for
home games this year.
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Board received a certificate Of his
w~orthiness and, with three more. APP
pointed him to the force at its last
meeting, and he is scheduled to don me
brassy uniform next Sunday.
Manager Mclean will have his
Branch Brook A. c.. players out for
practise for the first time this season
at Morris Park Sunday morning. The
athletic Club will hold a meeting at
their headquarters, corner Fifth street
and Park avenue, Friday night, at
which time Manager Mclean will give
his men instructions regarding opening
day and other plans of the season.
The Park B. B. c. will play a prac-
tise game at Licorice Oval Sunday
afternoon, lining up against a team
composed of former Acme A. A, Chad
wick and Melrose F. c.. Branch Brook
Leaguers.
The City Lines would like to arrange
ramos with any II 70 1'-year-old
teams, such as the Orchards, Ridge
wood J1s. and Camp Jrs. Please al
dress all challenges to Manager Franz
| Outer, 10 Nineteenth avenue, city.
Players between the ages of is to II
years wishing a tryout with the In
dustrial A.. c. should report to Man
ager Arthur Keefe, at Lincoln ovaI
Sunday morning.
Bill Morningred, who did most Of the
slab work for the Pennington. n. ].
team last season. has been signed II
pitch for the Newark r. C. this year
Morningred has a variety of shoot:
that would set any hitter agoing. ane
is confident of making good with thu
! local nine,
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COLLEGE GAMES

AT Princeton R,H.E.
Bowdoin .......0 ooo0ooo OIL 6 6
Princeton .~...1 0 0 3 xii 5 /
Observation-Disclosures and Grant and
Wilson: Rogers and Taylor. Umpire
Johnson.
At Raleigh, N. c. R.H.E.
Amherst ........0 0 0 0 0 0 o 90 Q 0
North Carolina..0 0 0 0 0 010 OIL 6 0
Observation-Disclosures and Thompson;
Dulls and Witherington.
At Washington R.H.E.
Catholic Univ.....1 o 0 100000 -3 s 3
Swarthmore ......1 90 0 00001 1 q
Batteries-Ryan and Mcdonnell: Tar
bell and Wickham,
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BILLINGS GETS PRIZE.

c. w. Billings captured the specia
prize donated by President Bernard NJ
Stanley in the weekly shoot of The
Business Mems Club held on the Speed
way traps yesterday afternoon. Bill
ings smashed At out of a possible 8
clay saucers shot at. Though the day
was windy and quite unfavorable, {
large crowd turned out.
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r TAD not fate decreed otherwise, an
other East Orange boy would lie
packing his "duds' this we. K