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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-06-23

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The editor saw the above clipping from
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BILE.
Arrangements were then made by which
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10 give the free treatment only for linn
tied time to convince the public In every
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Furthermore. DR.. Lynott wants to make
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is a specialist In kidney and BLADDER dis
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diseases II you write at once both
the medical advice and medicine are entire
ly free
Or. Lynott feels that with such free
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/ know that good many free offers
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physician. you get the medical advice free
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-06-23

(From the Chicago Inter ocean,
All readers who have sick friends suf-
fering from rheumatism or kidney trouble
will be interested
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-06-23

Summer is here. The mad dog scares
are raging in the land.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-06-23
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Instant relief for those terrorizing
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
Gin sroker @ortbeil fir Mrbeiter.

5. 9. Maple, 1875 9. z. ctr. @teu-
benpile, g., iagt: Sabre lang lit
i'd an i9maden Mieren un6 elmer
ernftliden 8laienfrmfbeit. Sd borte
BON 6olep MierenpiIen un0 ibre1
munoerbouen @eilungen, un6 tb Be-
gann oabon 5u nebmen, un6 iiderlid
bate i@ 10 quite @rgebniiie, als bon IT.
geno einen, 6as mir gu 9bren TAM.
Mein &iidenmeb berlieB midi, un0
sizes mar mir in meinem @ei9dfte
als grprebmann bon groBem @or-
tbei1. Meine Mieren mirften fret un6
normal, nno Dies erlparte mir einen
groBen Ebeil glenb. gs rsadt mir
iebt @ergnugen gu arbeiten, o%nitatt
ooB es pie friiber mir cine 2ait mar.
6olep Mierenpilen boben mild gebeilt
unb baben -mein bod1tes 2ob." Mo-
litor Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
Mfi6igam.

Detroit. - Ser 5treif Der
straBenbabner in biejiger @taot nnr~
Sc in LETTER Mittpo@ Ma6t betgelegt.
Die MngeIteuten nabmen etne neue
2obnifala bon % Gents pro Stnnoe
fir sic eriten ie6s Monate, 27h fir
0as .nadite Sabr un6 291a 6ana@ at.
@i6ter 8belun, Ser Sen @ori@lag Ser
Sc eui9aft Sen 5traBenbabnern iiber-
bradte, mur6e beim 8erleien oeriel=
ben NIT rieiigem Subel begriibt, oenr1
ser 8oridlag beoeutete Ben Sieg Der
@ngeiteQten. Mngenommen pnroe
audi ser @ori6lag, 13 Stunoen at1<
itatt 1917 gu arbeiten; oieies l1eber-
einfommer gilt 5unddit rltr fir Die
naditen 1870 Sage ltn6 miro Damn bet=
bebalten meroen, tpenn es ii6 als ratb=
lid ertpieien fat. 8epor 6as neber-
einfommen formen abgei4lofen mer-
sen fonnte, muBte ein 6ritter S6ieos-
ridter getpdblt per6en, 1t1o 6ie 8aB
fiel a1f &reisridter @tntam s. Con-
nonp. gs maren farm ffuinf5ebn Mi-
nuten nod ser ginigu11g pergaatgett,
als sic @on0ufterre 11no Motor1elte
,1a6 Sen 5duppen eilten, Inn sic Wa-
gen fabrplanmdbig idon orn friiber
Morgen obfobre1 51 Iaiien. Sic Strei-
ter baber ridt bic geringite Sadbe-
iiddbigu1g ungeri9tet ur16 feiner Ser
itreifen6en Strabenbabner muroe per-
baftet.
@iseonfn.
80 n1iion.- Sir 6as fotnr1ett-
Sc Stlloienjabr plaat sic Staatsuni-
.beriitdt in Maoiion cine &eibe bon
geeu- be5tp. grtpeiterungsbna,ten. 90
llnter nnberem Elm @ebdltbe, in benz
5dlofi6re fit $50 5tubentitner,
9lat finoen iouen. Sc ion an Der
.uniperfnp-glpenate 3tpiiden Der gba6-
bourne. utb 2atbrop-Salle erridtet
1perblerl u1o NIT beiben 8aulidfeiten
6lrh gerbi11ollngsgdnge ~berburoen
peroert. Die Soften 0ieieg Mel1bals
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28

fatbolillhen Mrbeiter srrraba,t Sic @e.
Notwithstanding 51lr tre,1ea Mfittpir-
h1na an Sen Beltrebungen Der rSraoe
Unions. ltro ons geidaebbtt uid1t ct.
ma batrlb ben bloBen GnidluB p11 Die.
lie. lonoern aud ourh regelmdbi-
gen ge1ub Der geriamnli1gen Der
llnions unb sen 2ocul-800erat;onen.
SOUR 10 audi laBt fih erreiden, baB
in bielen Mrbeiter : Gerbaroen fnr
Meliqion lro 8olfsmoblfabrt gIei9
idablide lo5idi1tiide Ginfliiie oie
Dberban6 nid)t getuiaaen. Dartit I'M
lere futboliide,, Mrbeiter in ben
ltnisns nod tlar erfannter1 6idtli-
nien pirfen foi;m1e,1, ionen lie, 100 im-
nrer es Sic Berbdltni1Ie geitatter1, nad)
Mrt oes rMrbeitermobl~ in ct. 2onis
getammelt un6 geIdlAt tper0en.
Mnen &atboiifen insgeinmmt emf
pfeblen mir m%oglid1te Mittpirfung
CUR Durhfiibrung Don MaBnabmen
au,n Sdube bes Mrbeiter1tanbes, Sc
1ete gum Sdube Ser @eiun0beit Ser
Mrbeiter uno Mrbeiterinen, 8eoba6=
tung Ser Sonntagsratbe u11o 6erglei=
der. l1nfere 8ereit1e Dor alien iollen,
unbeeinfluBt bon einieitiger 8artei=
politif, auf cine @eiunoung nm erer
itoatliden @eiebgebung rn0 Ser Mr-
nieipalpolitif binpirfen, ihaoli6e 8e=
iebe beieitigen belfen, na6 &raften
eintreten fir sic Durdyfiibrrng beretts
beltebenoer @eiete urS 5daffung eli
ner our9greifen0en locialpoltttiden
Weletgebung. Mls 5tpedmaBig erad<
ten mir Sic INTERVIEWING bon be-
itimmten Soroerungen in Sen StaatS=
legislaturen, entmeoer allein ODER I'M
Gerein NIT 8ereinigungen, 6ie iib
abnIi6e 3iele geiett baben. 9ieie
6or0erungen iolen iid Dor auem er-
itreden auf Shaffung elmer &aft-
pflidt= nn6 Mrbeiteridub7@eieb
bung. Serner empfeblen mir sic Gin
ieeung bon 59ieosgeridten CUR CT
baltl1ng un0 6eitigung 6es io5ialen
Srieoens. Son grfolg biirfte es fem,
sic @anoi6aten fir Sic gel etgeben0en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28
fin0 ouf $15O,000 peraml@lagt NOR

liino auf $4,000 berani@lagt mor=
oen. 6erner ion oie 5afnltat fnr
bansli6e @irtbidaftslebre ein eigenes
&aus erbalten, fir 6as $115,000
aasgeporfen fins. IS miro ii6 Oft
lid an sic Mderbaubune ani6lteben
uno nah 5iiben gu an sen 2incoln
Dripe angren5en. Seine &obe ion
6rei 5todtperfe betragen. SSn ibm
lolen au9 &dl1mlidfeiten fir bie
logenannte Notwithstanding Ser
@odidule porgeieben meroen. Mud
Dem nnteri@tsfa9 ser Ianotpirtb=
idaftliden @bemie lit Elm neues Sc
bal1oe 5ngeoadt, 6as 100000 foiten
miro. Dasielbe ion einen @oriaal fir
500 5tuoieren6e erbalten. Sc miro
an ser l1niperittp=Mpen11e benz forit=
mirtbidaftIiden 2aboratorium gegen-
uber ni6t neben 6em @ebauoe fir
Mgronomie erbaut per6en. 59lieb<
Ii@ miro sic biitoriide 8ibliotbef Ell
men reuer 8eitfliigel befommen, Def
len Bau $165,0OO foften ion. gs
miro 6an1it Elm @aum geidaffen tper-
|ben in 6em 10000 8i9er unterge-
brodt tperoen f0nnen.
Munta1a.
n. - 8erihte aug ber-
idieoener1 Ebeilen oes @aQatin<Gba-
les beiaget1, 6oB Die 8i~ntertpei5en<
Musiaot CUTE Sortiaritte madt. MI-
ler Wabrideinlidfeit nod miro aber-
malls cine ebenio groBe 8ooenflade
tpie in oieiem Sabre benz Anba,, bon
@intertpei5en ge1piomet meroen. Dag
tDreider bes Serbittpei5en8 lit faft
bouenoet uno oos bon &afer uro Ser.
ite Eat begonr1e11. Man gloubt, oab
oag Dreiden erft IN 6 Big 8 @oden
bonenbet fem miro. @ddbu,1gen be-
.3eidnen sic Acknowledgements fir
bieie 5niion nit pier Miuionen Bu-
Iiderg in bieier @egeno. neberoieg lit
aud sic grnte an &ofer, @ere, Grb.
len, Sen, @urtoffeln ut6 onberen
|6elofriidten eite iebr eroBe. ge5ug-.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28

lia oeS &afers 11no ser @erfte fanr
i6on iebt geiagt mer0en, 6ab ielbit sic
beiten &offnungen ser Sarmer uber-
troffen moroen iino un0 0aB sic Quo
litat oieier beioen @etret0earten al,=
beroroentli9 gut lit. @e3ieli@ Ser
grbien itno nod nidt genrg 8eri@te
eingelaufen, 6o6 beiBt es, 6aB iie in
einigen @egenoen 5ufrieoeniteneno, in
anoeren ober binter sen grtparhangen
einigermaben 5ariidgeblieben ieien.
COLORADO.
6 colorado 5prings. - Gin
ie9sfader Moro nur6e am Mittpo9b-
nadmittag in COLORADO Springs cuff
ge6edt. Sic 8%etreffen6en mnrben
mdbren0 oes Sdlafes in ibren eige=
men @obnungen bon einer i6entifi-
5ierten HeriDnlidfeit NIT elmer Mrt
ermor6et. Die S4d6el fdmmtlider
Opfer fins 5ertriimmert un6 6ie Be-
idaffenbeit ser 2eiden ldBt oarauf
idlieBen, SAP iie idon mebrere Gage
to6t fem miifien. Ser 40 Sabre olte
Mrbeiter Comp 3onoteI lit in Berbin-
oung nit 6ert MaiIenmoroe ser So
8runbom 11n0 @apne perbaftet
moroen. Seine Geitnabme erfolete
anf cine Grf1drung Mrtbur S. Burnt
bes @atten Ser einen Der ernor-
6eter 6rauen bin, Der felbit nod Ser
@ntoedung 6es Moroes perbaftet NOR
Sen iii. 8urnba,n erfldrt, ct fei un<
permutbet am Sonntog nod &oufe 3u-
riiidgcfebrt lln6 babe DonateI BORT BEL
ieirer 6rau geunoen. Die BoIi5ei
iagt, 6ab 9onateI Dor einem Sabre
auf ieinen @eiftes3uitano Bin inter
moroen lit. aiBeroem pnrbe ei-
ne ,,ere Spllr eefunoen. GIN benz
Ser Mrt finbet fi9 Elm bIutiser
6mgeraborud. Gin 8ertiIlon-S a4-
muroe bon Denber berbei.
gerufen, Inn Sen Mb0rud al prifen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28

N0rpef1n01re1 DOL OelI 0euttsltSsuA
sic Mittpirfung an elmer geiunoe1
io5iaIpuIitiiben @efetgeburg 5u Der
|pflihten.
Sen so TIT E Il i n 5 bertpetierrtptr
ebenfaus Dor nlem auf Die Notbpen-
6igfeit ser @eIbItbilfe burh @riin-
0unq bon Stan6es 8ereinigungen.
Ruufmonns gerei1e. 8auern-@ereiae,
gereinigup9en ser Nrbeitgeber Y.
ogl. Mud fir bic 2a6en- uno 8l-
renu.M tbut Organiiatio,
MOTH. Mber audi oie @eietgebnng ml1b
mebr als bisber ben Motben BEG Mit,
tel1tanoes un6 oeren 8eieitigur1g ibr
Mugenmerf 5utpenoen. @or allen
maire iie 5u erinnern an @eiebe gege11
unlauteren @ettbemerb, @u6er, &C.
iese 5ur geredteren 8ertbeilung Der
|5teuerla1ten II. 6gl.
SIN Sntereiie ser &auflente iotpobl
oIs aud gan5 beionoers Ser @erfalt-
fer uno @erf1uferinen ion b~ingetpirft
meroen al1f sic Wedung elmer iogen.
@aufermoral. @infdufe 8. 9. Eel orge
maj, an @odentagen, 10 0aB oen 2a-
6eninbober11 ut5 2aoenangeitelten Sic
SonntagSrube ungeidmalert bleibt.
Sic 2a0enbeiiber bitten mir I'M frii=
fen 2a6enidluB ant @oroben0 bon
@eibnabten, un5 bitten 5ugletb Sic
&aufer, insbeionbere Sic Damenmelt,
oarin ibre Mitbilfe gu leiben burd
friib5eitige @rleoigung ibrer Gin
fdl1 fe.
Sir sic S e + empfeblen mir
5ur &ebung ibrer mirtbi6aftli6en 9a=
&c ~3niammenidluB IN @erban0en un6
organiitrte gegenieittge &tlfeleiitung
Gesgleiden rotben mir an, CUR Sc
bung .oes fadmdnniiden @etriebeS
ser 2an0mirtbi6aft un0 ibrer Meben=
5meige a%l1sgiebigen @ebrau6 gu mo-
den bon Sen @ortbeilen, mie tie 0l1rd
oas 8ltn6es : Observation-Disclosures
uno sic neutrality-suspicious. Ser
iudsitationen 6urd @erien6ung po,1
8roiaiiren, geranitaltunq bon Gad=
curlen, mom0gli6 an fatboliiden
9ebranitalten, un6 @%ntIen6ung bon
miiienidaftlid gebiloeten 5adleuten
auf Sarmer=8 eriamrlungen geboten
mer6en. Sn 6ieiem ~8uiammenbang
meiien mir ol1d empfeblen6 bin auf
Sic bon mebreren unierer fatbolii6en
b0beren 9ebranitalten eingert6teten
@intercurie fir 6armersiobne. Ser
@entrolberein begriiBt freuoig sic Be-
megung CUR Steuer ser 9anofludt I'M
ter 6em 2oiungsmort: r3uriid cuffs
.2an6!" un6 ipriAt sic u%eber3eugung
aus, 6oB sic unter ser 2eitnng einiger
gr5biidy0fe fteben5e u@ntbo1ic Colo
ni5ation 9ocietp" biel CUR 6oroerlrtg
6ieier 8emegung 5u tbun nn6 Sic ST.
tereiien fatbolii6er gintnan6erer uno
9nnoiud]er auf 6as bette 5u for6ern
.geeignet iIt.
Sci oneoem mabnen mir, 10 iebr
mir 6orauf 6ringen, 6ieie Sor6erun-
gen ser @eredtigfeit gu erfiiqen, itets
ser Nflidten Ser drtitliden @aritas
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-09-28

|eulgGoenf al ein un6 bel Hsflege.
|unierer caritatiben 8eitrebungen nuthI
All sen aus urieren 8eitperbdltniifeta
Eberporgegnngenen niidt ad1tIos Dor-
iiiber sl1 geben. so eS a115uratben,
6aB fit unfere beutiden 4utbolifen
|rege betbeiligen, no INNER iogen.
.gettlements" unter fntbolilher Sci
tung beiteben llnb, oab no inpn1er es
Fnngebt, iol6e Snffitute ms 2eben &C.
rnfen meroen. Dringeno notbnenoig
lit in ben gr0Beren 5td6ten Die Gin
|fiibrung fatboliiber 8abnbofs-Neiiiio-
men, Sic Grridtu1tg bon Seimen uno
@oftbduiern fir 3ls5iebenoe mittelloie
Mrbeiter un6 Steueniuden0e, iomie
fir oGeinitebenoe Mrbeiterinen.
lin an bieien un6 abnliden Mnfga,
ben geredt gu per6en, ilt aad Sic io-
5iale sd,ulung Der fatbolii6en Grau
n%otbmenbig, uno mir begriiBen es NIT
Treuoen, oaB man 6amit auf Der Sc.
@eneralperi ammlung einen nielper-
ipreben6er Mnfang gemadt bat.
3nm gdIuB befiirmorten mir 6as
3uinmmengeben NIT allen auf geiun-
oent 8o6en iteben6en 8erban6en our
8eieitigung Ser io5ialen Mibitdnbe
uno CUR @ertretltng Der Sntereiien 6es
MrbeiterItanoes nn6 ser iibrigen
stanbe. 81 6ieiem 8med ion alles,
mas our Set bon Ser Staatsperbdn-
SEN uno @taot= uno 9iitriftsperban-
Sen CUR &ebl1ng Ser io5ialen Srage
beidlolien, eritrebt un6 erreidt miro,
allen an Sen gleiden 8eftrebungen
intereiiirten &erbdn0en mitgetheilt
meroen. lin ein gemeiniames 8ir=
ten NIT sen Mrbeiter=8 erbGnoen gu
erm0glt6en, eriuben mir 6ieie 6rin=
gen6, lib alien ra6icalen gtr0mungen
fer%n5ubalten, lire Mitglie6er ni@t CUR
@altung io5ialilder un6 religions
feinolider 3eitangen gu perpfli6ten,
fur5, fi6 auf Sic 6or6erung ibrer
mirtbidaftliden Sntereiien 5u be-
l9rGnfen.
Die Sc. @eneraloer Iamlung ipridt
Ser Gentraliteue 6es @%olfspereins. fir
0as fatbolti6e Deuti9Iano 5n Miin=
den=@la6ba6 ibren Danf aus fir 6as
@ntgegenfommen, 6as ite beiu6en6en
Mmerifanern uno Dor allem Ser Gent
tralite1e ertpieie len bat 6ur@ @eranftal-
tung zines CURES fir Mmerifaner,
uno berneiit sic Mitglieoer Ieiner
Bereine un6 ale Sreun6e unierer 8e-
megnng bon neuem auf Sen N1Ben,
Ben Elm 8eiu6 in Miin6en=@la6bo1
un6 Sbetlnabme an Sen 6orttgen Cur
ien NIT ii@ bringt. Mu6 ipre6er mir
alien ienen Can't aus, pel9e mebre=
rem @erren 6atrb @epabrltng bon @ti=
pen6ien Sen 8eiuh bon @nrien err
m0gli6t baben, un6 mir bitten a1t9
fir sic 3ufunft gtn3eIperfonen, Ser
cine un6 8erbdnoe I'M Stiftung ser
artiger Sttpen6ien.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23

san Leandro. Cal. Feb. 22.-Only one ac-
cident marred the running Of the Oahlan J.
Panama Pacific automobile road race held
to-day over the county road and the hlii
boulevard between here and Haywards'
Just As the AmpleX car. driven by Turner
finished the heavy car race II ran INTO
Theodore Kirsch, boy. Of Fruitvaie. CAL
and crushed him against the rear cf the
Pope Hartford car driven by FLEMING.
Physicians who made hastv examination
expressed the opinion that the boys back
was broken and that he was Tnortaily IN
jured.
With the weather conditions perfeet ana
the course in fair condition the hEh; cars
were sent away in tho ninety-eiSht-miie
grind at 9:15 o'clock In the morning. LohS
before dawn spectators began 70 gather al
the crandstand and various places along the
course, and by the time the first car started
the natural smphitheatre formed by 'he
hills surrounding was black with people.
Five cars entered in the light car race
the Mercer driven by Bigelow. being the
first away The others followed at inter
walls of one minute. The lead leeway wh'cn
Bigelow gained at the start nc maintd'neo
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
POLY PREP WINS AND LOSEC
Beats Senior Five of Erasmus
Hall by Narrow Margin.

The Polytechnic Preparatory and Eras-
mus Hall High schools split even in their
annual basketball games for the junior and
senior championships of the Long Island
Interscholsstic League at the "a Signal
Corps armory. Brooklyn, Yesterday.
In the senior contest Poly Prep" sue
ceeded In winning after a hard fought game
by d score ot - to -. The Livingston
street five found a strong and we'll balanced
fve in Erasmus Hall. which was beaten
only in the last few minutes of play.
Erasmus Hall reversed tho situation in
the Junior game, tho Poly Prep mdgels
bcins defeated by 1t score Z. - 10 H.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
FIGHT FOR CHESS TITLE
Five Players Survive for he
Final Round on Saturday.

Thirty-three players took part In the
tournament Of the New York State Chess
Association at it's annua, meeting at the
rooms of the Manhattan Chess Club, in
Carnegie Hall. yesterday. Pay began at 70
o'clock in the morning and lasted until .
p. m.
Chief interest centred in the competition
for the state championship, and among the
twelve entries was y. 7. Whitaker. cham
pion Of the University Of Pennsylvania.
OF the twelve players in the championship
eAch win three points, and K. T. Black
and \. ". Rierwirth. each with two. quail
ned for the final round, which will he
played off on SATURDAY,
The summary by rounds follows:
Championship tournament 1frst round, Bier
wirth beat Roethin. Ruy Lopez. 20 moves:
Ziesler lost to Joiner queens pawn. 30 moves
Meyer lost to Isre. Ruy Lopez 80 moves:
kreymbore lost 10 Black Petroff. 45 moves:
Helms lost 10 Whitaker. Petron. IL moves: Ro-
moves.
second round-Risck and Helms drcv. queens
samhlt declined. 50 moves; Taffe lost 10 Kreynl-
uorg queens gambit declined 20 moves Johner
beat Never queens pawn. 81 moves Roethlng
baum beat Riervrth. four knights a. moves
Northrop beat Whitaker. queens pawn. 26
Third round ZJcgler lost to RoSenbaum
Dutch defence. 56 moves. Mover heat Roo,hins
Ruy Lopez; ~ moves. kreymhorc lost 10
Johner, Ruy LopHz, ~ moves: Helms won from
Iaro, Giuoco plano - moves: Whitaker drew
With Black. Petron. - moves: Rler,irth beat
N"rthUip King : Ssmhit. 81 moves.
'i"neral tournament Class \ iirSt round
Snspter. Chuck. liaGo Thompson. Lipsrhtz
I<eh beat Perry Altman. Mcnamara Se'vall
McMari.n and Cossman. respectively Froehlich
and So drew.
Second round Idpschitz. Sevall Hago Cuck
stapfer. Perry. Cossman boat Loeb. MrMartin
Thompson. Mcnamara, Altman and S-e re
Spectivev.
Third round Altman Stapfer Thompson
Hago. Ioeh. 'ipschitz. Sze beat Froehlirh. Nc
Namara, Gluck. McMartin. SeWau, Cossnau ana
Perry. respectively.
Final scores Lipschtz Tsgo and S,apfer 2
each; GluCk. Thompson and Loeb. . each
These six players will compete In tho final
md fnr ho nrL..a -
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
Boy Injured in Auto Race
Accident Mars Running of fOakland-Panamo
Pacific Road Fixture

10 the end and was the first 10 cross the
tape at the finish. covering the ninety
eight miles in i:a2 81. The Maxwell. driven
by Cooper. was second. and the T.. NJ +"
driven by Cnrandt. was third.
Seven cars started In the heavy car race
at l52 miles. The National car. No. o.,
driven by Charles Merz. won the race. the
time being 2.iS:2o Bert Dingley, driving
a Pope Hartford, No. I, finished second
and Fleming, driving Pope Hartford. NO.
l. was third. Fleming crossed the line nrst,
but lost the race on time allowance
Bert Dingley. in the Pope Hartford No.
:. who lost first place In the heavy car race
by the narrow margin OF forty seconds.
defeated Noise in the free-for-all at D'
miles, with several seconds To spare. Jack
Fleming. in the Pope Hartford No. I. took
third place in both the heavy car race and
the free-for-all.
In the heavy car race Fleming led until
the tentl lap. when ne overhauled by
Charles Noise. driving the National No. D.
Seeing his team mates predicament. Ding
ley began to drive like a demon and passed
every car except the National No. ), which
made sensational finish on fiat tire.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
RENNE SHOWS GOOD FORM FAST PLAYING At SQUASH
Big Field of Harvard Club Play.
ers Worked Through Quickly.

The Harvard Club squash players set the
ball sizzling around the club courts 40 we'll
' last night that the third round was cleared
in the championship matches and Alfred
/ Stillman, ID, advanced TO the round before
the semi-hnas.
The draw for the championship included
siXty-nine competitors. the largest ever
competing. and the big field was worked
through quickly. H. s Satterlee and J. W.
Prentiss. former champions. in their
| matches were at the top Of their game.
Satterlee. in his match. displayed great
form His shots to the corners and his ex-
| cellent work off the walls enabled him to
defeat n +. Phelps, l57 15-i2.
The summary follows:
Championship Chrst round---J. O Low de.
Irving defeated George Whitney by default. r.
:. Reqsdict defeated q II. Tower, i5-5. iSmi;
W. P. Blagden defeated L. s. Chadwick by de
fault
second round Il. Forster defeated Jar,e.
J. Pulitzer. ir. by default; Alfred stillman. 21.
defeated 6. ;. Brown; ir.. by default; r. Weld
Woo d defeated r 'Gr Derby BY by defsut: R whiney
defeated =. L. Cole. 15-5. 15-e: Dana Brennan
/ defeated j. NJ. 16eth ID, l5-S. Charles Nor
gan defeated J. L. Peabody, by default; F. 4.
ors.? SoF. d:fs;,sa Scfss4 j v Hs5Ss@ B $.f
Y. Baird defeated y. du p. Irving by defuat;
! !. ". Hunt defeated +. Il. Hoffman ir., by de-
fault; G.. o. Winston defeated Hamilton Hadden;;
Gren,ilIe Clark ~ default: l.. du p. Irving Dc
foated ". r. Blagdeu, 10. ID; J. o Low
defeated John Richards. ID. ID; Z. 5.
Benedict defeated II. McRurney 1s-s. lS,s;
l5.-2 r, D. Pruyn defeated W, 3, Palmer by
default. Philip Bower defeated ". d. Whitman
ley t5-5. 5-i5. i5-ii John R. Locke de-
feat.d " 4. Draper by default: w. r. Parsons
defeated ". y. Clark by default: n. ?. Starr
defeated e. Y Leonard by default: n. 2. Phelps
defeated 'A r. Jones nv default II. 2. Sattsrlee
defeated z. W. Leonard by default; 6. Y. Whit
moro defeated W T. CROKER. lis l5-14.
fI-l6: ! W Prentiss defeated George Nichols
hv default: r. Taylor defeated l.. P Marvin.
l5--1. 15-5: Cleveland cobb defeated r. w
RpIsJd, ga Rsi. 'i 5 ls L G. $ Parker defeated A.
Third round Alfred stllman. "a. defeated
! " " Y. Hackett Tt; IL. a Forster de-
feated p. =. Wood. i5-s. lS.-5. Charles Nor
ran defeated Dana Brennan. by default: T. II.
Davis defeated \. Y. Baird. i3-5. ~: J. "
winsion defeated y @ Harris. by default l..
du r. Irvine defeated !. q. Low; ID. Ia:
y T. Sanger defeated y. :. Bencdict. 1t.
i5-i2: Y. n. Pruyn defeated Philip Bower. bv
| i5.~6. i5-2: n T. starr defeated ". n. rar-
sons. hv default: ". s. Sat'"rlee defeated u.
| r Phelps. If l5-i2. i W. Prentiss do
/ feated . r. vhltmore. iS-ll. Ell: T..
y = Sayrc defeated g. :. Parker. l3-n.
Fourth round-Alfred stillman. Cd, defeated
". Forster by default.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
TEWANIMA WINS TIME PRlt
Carlisle Indian Runs Splendh
Nine Mile Race in Philadelphb

Philadelphia. Feb. 22.-In race mere ~
afternoon over nine miles Of slippery vs.
covered streets. Louis Tewantma. "
Carlisle Indian School. who ran " "
Marathon race in the OLYMPIC games y
al London. England. in l@S. won the pN'
prize. defeating a large field OF rannH''
His time was 1852 Mitchell Ar9seF'
also from the Carlisle School Ngn-s
second time prize.
The race was won by Harry \ bds~D,
Of Atlantic City. who had hsnalcsF
5 minutes 20 seconds. in - minutes :
onds. Stanley Root. Of this city was sec
ond, and Tewanima. Tho star'eu w,
scratch. was third. ArQuette' me A"'''
team mate. was fourth.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
DCNLIN STILL LEADS CHASE.

Hal Chase and Mike Donlin. who ore
PLAYING a three-cushion billiard match a,
Doylo's Academy. scored 80 points each in
the second block OF points last night Cha 80
had a high run OF >. Donin's best effort
Was 3. Donlin viii enter upon the final
block to-day. with an eleven-point lead, the
score for two blocks being 66 TO S.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
ELPHINsTONE WINS A TITLE.

Washington. Feb. 22--Henry G. Elphin-
stone. Of the Baltimore 'Cross-Country Club.
won the annual cross-country champion
ship of the South Atlantic division OF the
Amateur Athletic Union AT Brightwood to-
day He covered tho siX-and-a-half- mile
course in 80 minutes 20 seconds. which was
considered good time for the heavy going
John X Kelly and r. \. Cellar. Of Balti-
more were second and third, respectively.