Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-27

| are precious. We feel like saying to
our good friend. Thorough Amer
ican," not to worry and also cheer up.
old boy, the worst is yet to comet
If your handwriting is a little poor.
for heavens sake use a typewriter
and be done with it, With best re-
CARDS truly yours, s. Q. d Co.
G.
Look who's here with her little say
on sporting matters:
]. p. N:
Murray for MacFarlandl Your
news of Mac" signing Walter Rutt
! for next season was like piece OF
meat to a hungry wolf. I hope Rutt
will not run out of a match with
Kramer, as he did in the New York
six-day race. l suppose Rutt will
avoid Kramer during the balance OF
the indoor season. Rutt must beat
the great ALI Goullet first.
am glad you did not mention
Weinert's name in your sporting col
umn lately. 1t gives me heart trouble
to see such a "piker" getting good
publicity.
What is an amateur? Do they re-
ceive medals and cups, or merchan-
disc at the Velodrome? Here's to a
good cycling season for Newark.
Have all last years stars been signed
for the coming season?
DAINTY DOTTY.
Also Hooruh for Mac" The sign
ling of Rutt was a master-stroke and
| the big German" and Champion
Kramer will have it out more than
once at the Velodrome next season.
I don't believe that Rutt ran out"
of match with Kramer. However,
we will get all the facts when
Walter comes over here. Right you
are about Goullet. He'll be the one
to beat next season, but Rutt will not
meet Goullet until after he races
Kramer. Goullet, by the way, is sure
to be a dangerous fellow, and he has
assured me of his confidence in beat
ing out Kramer for the title. That
is a yearly discussion, of course, but
so far Kramer hasn't lost his crown.
Sorry you don't appreciate Weinert.
He is a good boy and Thursday night
will come a pretty fair test. If he
beats George Ashe, Dotty, you'll give
/ him hand, won't you. An amateur
Is an amateur-that's all. Sometimes
he is a good amateur and sometimes
he likes to take the money, which
makes him bad" amateur. Any
old kind of merchandise will do for
prizes. At the Velodrome the anna
tours are given orders on business
houses for clothing and jewelry. The
stars, 1 understand, have been signed.
@
]. P. NJ:
Edward Schulman claims he is or
the battleship Wyoming. I say he is
not. Who is correct? READER.
Search me. Walk around to the
side of the boat and see which one
it is.
J. p. N:
Will you kindly answer in your
paper a question on coins? have
two coins which are smaller than a
dime-one dated 1856. the other 1872.
On the front it reads, United States
of America" VIII you tell me what
they are and what they are worth?
AL OFT.
We cannot ascertain the value OF
these coins until you forward us the
denomination. You might consult
some of the coin dealers.
q
J. P. NJ:
Is there premium on a cent dated
1866 and also on a five-cent piece
dated 1863? r. B. BURNS.
No premiums listed on your coins.
@
]. P. N:
Will you kindly publish in thu
Question Box which of the following
sentences Is correct and the reason
why? I'VE will allow you the use
of the car one week additional" 1--WE
will allow you the use of the car one
week additionally"
IDA M. LIDDELL.
The latter sentence is correct. Ad
ditional, in this sense, is an adverb
@
J. P. N:
Where could I secure a book tina
would give list of all the watch
case concerns in this country. Europe
and Canada? BERGEN.
Consult the Free Public Library fol
your information.
|