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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-26
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-26
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-26
Oeburten.

Soc uab amdnsa Dobell, 1640 Gen.
troI 4p., Tadbhsn.
gbas. uno Wnrp WeMrs. 436 W.
6. StraBe. Woofen.
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gaftern 4p., Mdb6sH.
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SiraBe, anobe.
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isle 4p.. anube.
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@inion Roao, anabs.
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1880 aen.on Strabs, anabe.
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7sIorsnce ap., Wtdbhen.
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8ito unb Jontemarp Spabd. 920
gonmilIer Strabe, Wl1nten.
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gremen Strabs, Mdbdxn.
6arrp unb 5true peters. 1929
6aisb. ap., Maohen.
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5offner Sirabe. anak.
0eoree unb 2ilp SdRe, 1926 Gls
more Strob., andbe.
Sdmusl nnn 9lante Dennis,
Ridmonp unb JobH GiraBe, Rndbe.
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Milan unb Wins Gtrubs, Hnabe.
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Strobe, Anab.
Clifford unb 6dttie Qurenburaer.
712 GIarf Strab, UtGhHen.
MiIliam unb Mnnc HHIn, 3121
1orman Hp., MGbdkn.
Geores uRD Morie RotsYmrnu, Is
Hsdrp e!roBf. &nuts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-26
Ser Ningiing'idbe 3irfnS.
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gerifelInnsen.

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msr.fomteit erforpernbe arbeiteu be.
spsifsn iie, bob re nit otm Rtiftseas.
niB aus Der Dreiiirftuls entidfen
iporoen 'inb. 5ait ole adnoer Der
Groe baben Su Der srpbeu aiinfler.
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nifhen SeiItGnsers Rohlioeao nne Des
artbur Sarcu 5rios aeoaht. tptld
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gen.
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or5sten unb toitipieli1iten. ipeItN !.
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9prflbrunsen fpiro BON t.insm BRO
ordmm fribersr Sabre aud nur ars
nGhtrnb erreibt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-26

Gin 9atsnt Jnbaber bat an
ben prditbenten sinen iargen Be-
f6fperbsbrisf geridtet. lporin er fugt,
bab bic Regierung bic Don ibr ge1pdbrs
ten patente ni6t befhuBt, oa iie Don
ben 0erihteu umgeitobeu iperbeu tons
men. Rdhftoem ttagt er iber bic 9roz
gen grufts, Die ale 9atente fit un>
eiqnen unp ben Yotentinaaber, Der
feine Rehts gu pertbeioigsn fuht, gu
sobe proaeHtrsn. Sstn 9oridlug geht
babin, bdb bas Putentumt aud gleitz
seitig be Gertdtsbdrteit iiber qatente
ausiiben fDlle. Das pdre aus benz
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proaefIe Dor iadfunoigen Wdnnern
perbdnbelt nrb bic iibrigen @ertdte
in entfprefenbem Wube eutlaftet mir.
ben. M[lein bas Yublitum piro Durh
be patente nod mehr sei4doist. ol6
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-26
Sn 9lopptutentreiieu tit

Sn Qbpotutentret1en III
cine QqitQtipn gu 8unften Der Moorz
Bill i'm @Qnqe, peI6e bic Saldre Der
gunoesri6ter erb0bt, bic i'm 8sr9lethe
su GnqIano Iebr ihIeht be3dbIt tperz
ben. Der 2oro aanSler erhdIt ein
SQbresqehQIt BON $4,000 uno Der
ihm unQeFG6r qleihitebenoe 8rdiioent
bes Sbsrbunoesgerihts Bios $1,000.
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erbdlten $4,000, fpGbrenD Die entz
Ipredenben rihterliden 8Diten m
GneIauo nit 5000 bonDrirt tperoe1.
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Gnglunb beftnOen ii6 Die beiten juriTti-
fhen SoIents uuf Der Rihterbunt. oSn
ben Der. StaQten in Der Ibpotatur,
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gruri5 bsoeutenD tbsifer itehen, lpte aIs
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iino a6er ieBt, no Die SorpOrationeu
gegen jeoes 3u tbrer &oHtrolirun5
beitimmte 8eies ontGmpFen, tUhtige
8t6ter ein beIpnoers ortnqenoes Be-
burfniB uno lie iinb nur gu erlanqen.
penn tie einiqermoBen i6rsn Salenter
entfpreherD be3abIt lperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-26

SEPT babsn mir bod Die T6Ie6>
ten Gerle entbeft, ober bic Ihle6ten
RerIe fno Srauer unD oQs nir0 iDqlr
bon elmer Erau behauptet. 9ieie G1z
me, lie heibt gIi3abetb W}dce uno III
ibres 3eitens 4o6itulzQebrerin, Bat.
1pie tie iugt, iibsr ous 9robIem Der Qroz
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ieBgeber unb 9elebrte ben 9opf 3erz
brehen, nahgeoaht unD nit einem
jubelHDsn 5eureta. Dertiirbet tie Das
Reiultat ihrer SorIhungen elmer Itdrtz
nenben 0elt. Die 5Srauen iinD Stulo
paran! Wie Wib Wacs feftgeIteIIt 1az
ben ipiQ, peroeuDet eine Srau, Die fir
Die QntoIter beg 6dusbaIts $500 bds
osdbr srbdIt, bunoert Dollars, inoem
iie bic Ra6rungsmtttsl ni6t rthtig
pertpsrthet. Taber Die SbeuerunQ.
0isie gepeisfiihrunq regt jeooh etn;@
gen 3neifel an. Gritens lit nitt erz
fi6tlth, ME sine 5rau Die ben gan3en
5ausbalt nit $500 pas syd6r beitreiten
mug, bunbert Dollars perqeuoen
tonnte. 6erner, ba Ri6t an3uuebmcn
lit, bab bic 5rauen auf einmaI per
fhpenoerii6 gemoroen limb, 10 lit ni6t
ertldrltf, parum frUber bic Roh@
rungsmttteI bsosuteno biniger getpeIen
unb ieBt 10 tbeuer 'ein foutsn. 0as
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fhule dngebDren, Don Der bebouatet
tpirb, buB iie aus alien Stiefeli6dftsn
bic i6madbafteiten Gsrihte 6sr3uz
iteQsn Dsrmag.
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Wcfdbrlid)er 1tnr3.
alter Mann erletbei ibmere ger'
IebMRGea.

Der rs Sabre alts Sobu Rsptr, Elm
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berausitelIte, oab er sinen Shdbsls
brut unb cine GebirnerIhiitseruss
iotpie idipere innere 9erIebuHeen sr>
litten bate. Seiu 3uitaHo III sin
boffnungsloier. Der gkruugliidtt III
perheirdtbst unb ipubnt on pulian
qpe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-26

Die poriibergebenbe 4nlpeienheit
bes engliiden Generals Gorp Sithes
ner in 9eep Yort iit bon Der anslopbis
len 8ereinigung Der rpilsrim Of ths
II. q" bd3u benust norben, um benz
tapferen 5aubesen aa!sblih eines
ganfetts cine Spotton porSubringen.
osn ieiner anipra6e duberte er iih be-
ionbers lobenp iiber bic Milit1rs sNfas
bemie ppn Meit goint, unD brbe sr
bidelbe CANADA unb 4uitralien aIs
Muiter empfoblen.
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Gb..rlaubmiRiheime.

ISus. u. Qlopo, 81, Golmoutb, an.
! lSuiie ). 2inoiep. 65, Raes Str.
IgOscpe Gblos, 27, Glenbule.
lRarp u. Susbes, %, Glsnoals.
ISas. ). aoernsr, 21, 5airfislo aps.
laaura 3. 6arpe, 90, WaInut Sills.
lamb. 6 .Ntorris, ir.. 27, Wunci., 5ne.
lgeronica gutlep, q, Carroll Str.
(3bos. 6. Rilsp, 80, 5ouilton. 8.
lgeTte Dapis, 80, Glart Ctr.
IRiharo pepton, SO, Weit 4. Ctr.
l9Rois 4oams, 80, plum Ctr.
isllfreb 7erguIon, 27, aoopitOn. 8.
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lSopbie 8rintmeper, 80, 9llbert Mpe.
(eperett Jii6bund, %, Beft 8. Ctr.
l6attin Nabe, q. Gaitern ape.
|@ep. De Camp, 81, Deft d. Ctr.
lSoiepbine gilermdnn, 10, W. 3. Ctr.
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Tim aronfheiten 5u berbiiten, irinftI
nur ~Moentr's Definirtss Wadns.
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Gir biiss gluii puroen ssitern BON
ben Cpfilern 6. altin & Bro.
SO. 435 Rae Gtrab., fOlsenr. Ten.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-23
B0WLERS AFTER THE
CITY CHAMPIONSHIP
Fourth Annual Tourney of City
Association Gets Under
Way Tomorrow Night.

a big time is expected in the bowling
o'clock when the fourth annual bowling
tournament under the auspices of the
Washington City Bowling Association for
tho championship of tho District of CO.
IImbia in five and two IAN and Individual
events will be under way. 1t Will be run
years and Just the same as the national
tourna ments which are held each year.
but Of course, on "A smaller scale. From
present indications a least thirty-fVe five
man. fifty-four two-man and one hundred
and five individuals will compete in the
events. and il IS expected that all the
games can he bowled on the six nights
set apart-January II to -. This will
make the largest prize list ever bowled
for in a city tournament.
10 he eligible 10 take part in this tour
nament club must belong 10 the city as
ISOLATION. BY being member of tie 10
cal association which is affiliated with
the American Bowling Congress, any Spe-
cially high score made or record broken
durin. the tournament during the
league games howled will be made Off
cial The association has again selected
the Palace alleys thr most suitable
place t. hold the tourna ment and being
the best able to accommodate tho howicrS
and their many friends and followers
Total pins for three games VIII decide the
championship and prizes in each event
The entries for the tournament, whiC n
closed last "Wednesday at |. pm, are as
follows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-23
COMMERCIAL DUCKPIN
LEAGUE STANDINGS

No changes have taken place in The
standing of the teams of the Commercial
Duckpin League since the last publica-
tion The Woodward & Lothrop crew
are still leading with percentage of
722, having won twenty-six games and
lost ten. The William Hahn team and
the quint from the Washington Tobacco
Company each won two of its three
battles last week and hold second and
third positions, respectively. The team
from the Law Reporter Printing COM
pany was the only five to win all of
its games last week. and by doing SO
| it jumped in percentage from 212 to IFS.
The Kahn team. which is holding down
the subway position by good margin.
were the sufferers of these three games.
Chiswel of the Peoples Mutual Life
insurance Company's team is still the
holder of the highest individual average
He is credited with 1912 for twenty-one
games. Draeger of Palais Royal Is sec
ond with 31.2o2 and NJ. Robey OF Golden
berg is third with 36 Is.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-01-23
BILLIARD TOURNEY.
Crack Players to Compete for City
Championship.

Considerable interest is being taken IN
the billiard tournament for the amateur
championship of the city. which begins
at the Royal billiard parlors, on New
York avenue, Monday evening. me
entries so far are Herring, Hoeke, I'M,
Wall and Gray.
All Of the players have improved Their
game since the Westinghouse Baltimore
games year ago, and will put mp 4
very interesting exhibition Herring, es-
pecially showing very marked improve
ment in his averages and also in deli
cate nursing of the balls and theoretical
knowledge. Herring and Wall will play
the opening game Monday evening at
s o'clock.
The championship emblem, a beautiful
and expensive solid silver loving cup,
has been on exhibition at the Royal.
The second prize will be almost as val
liable as the first, but has not Yet been
decided on.
Washington. with its $50 billiard tables
in private homes. is awakening to
sense of the beauties and pleasures of
the "gerftleman's game and from now
on will undoubtedly take much more
interest in il than has heretofore been
done No admission fee will be charged,
and all billiard lovers in the city are cor
daily invited by the management to at
tend
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Jeffries. any of his friends or myself that
Johnson will enter the ring July fit to
fight for his life. Nothing that can be3
said of Johnson's condition or of his STALL
ing in his previous battles could change
this belief. The betting will have not the
slightest influence in Jeffries' camp. where
the great question, above all monetary
consideration, will be how to keep the
championship in the white mans hands.
!: :. =
1t is surprising how many think John
son is going to win because Jeffres has
been out of the ring for so long time.
and they refer to John l.. and F'itZsim-
mons as a comparison of those, among
others, who never came back" Let it
be said that none ever had the constitu-
ton of Jeffries. AS johnson undoubtedly
shares this opinion concerning Jeffries, he
may be the most surprised man i'll the
world when lie steps into the ring to find
there the Jeffries of old OF course we
cannot say what Jeffries' condition will
be but We hope he Will be in good shape.
| had not been in ring for six years
up to the night / fought Jeffries at Coney
Island, and some said | would not be able
to last four rounds. yet | regard that
fight as the best of my fistic career. If
Jeffries takes care of himself as he is
doing now, | do not see any reason why
man of only thirty-four, nursing him
self properly. should not be in proper
shape for a hard battle.
Those VINO say that Sullivan could not
come back overlook one fact, if | may be
permitted to state it. and that is that
what defeated Sullivan at New Orleans
was not his condition so much as the
new style of fighting. which came into
vogue that night Ii was something that
Sullivan had never seen before, and it
was new to the spectators. who Missed
in the second round when l avoided two
sleep-producing wallops through fast foot
work. Sullivan was fighting with right
hand wallops against left-hand hooks and
footWork that he had never seen before
but even against this he stood twenty
one rounds in a fast fight lasting an hour
and a half. which is some proof of his
good physical condition. NOW even the
amateurs have learned the new system of
lighting.
Just how much credence | have given to
some of the reports circulated concern
ing Jeffr!es condition may be gained
from the fact that I am devoting every
spare hour during the intermissions in
my vaudeville engagement on the Morris
circuit TO all-around gymnasium work
for l am too well aware of the fact that
unless | show up at Jeffries' camp as hard
as nails and as fast as lightning on ms
feet, when the real training begins there
won't be any more monologue stunts for
j. j. c. JAMES ], CORBETT.
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COLLEG|ANS AWAIT
FOOT BALL REPORT
Expert Bushnell Predicts Few
Changes for Pigskin-
Chasers Next Fall.
By Edward R. Bushnell.

1t is likely that within the next two
weeks the intercollegiate world will have
some tangible information concerning the
Sfuture Of foot ball. The combined inter-
collegiate rules committees have arrans-
ed to hold a two-day session in New
York February 1 and ). 1t is impossible.
of course to state with any definiteness
just what the committee will do at this
! time, whether 1t will accomplish any
more than merely TO discuss the general
problem, or whether it will appoint vari-
oGs subcommittee to report at future
meeting
IL the committee follows its usual course
ot procedure it will probably spend the
first day of its session in frank inter-
change Of opinion to learn what amend
ments can be made to the game that
will be acceptable to the members of
the committee and the colleges the dele
gates represent. Then if it be found that
there is general unanimty of opinion as
to what the game needs and what new
rules are advisable the second day may
be spent in enacting these ideas into the
present code.
l. may he pretty definitely stated that
he changes actually made in the rules
VIII not be radical or many as
some persons think. Naturally the news
the close Of the season of 1899. This was
Just what the rule makers wanted The
ma torty of the suggestions. though We're
OF such nature to result i'm their
prompt elimination. Few of them, even
those made by we'll known coaches. We're
other than mere hit and miss ideas and
have little except novelty TO recommend
them.
The only changes suggested about which
there Is real unanimity are those calling
for the removal of some of the restric-
tons which now handicap the operations
of the forward pass and modification of
the rules governing the diving tackle and
the diving interference. These are points
on which the rules committee is certain
to legislate, but what it does in addition
Is wholly problematical
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