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Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-24
CUT|CURA CURED
FAM|LYOF ECZEMA
Father, Mother and Child had II for
8 Months. Heads Mass of Sores.
Could Not Sleep. Itching Ter
ribIe. Cured in 2 Months.

"The Cuticura treatment has abso-
Iutely cured me and family Of eczema
which 1, my wife and two-year-old child
had for eight months. 1t started with
small pimples on the head Of my child
which gradually broke out in sores, and
1t was not long before I and my wife got
the same. Our heads were one mass Of
sores, we could not sleep and the itching
was terrible. We suffered for eight
months. We tried different kinds Of
ointments and medicine but 1t did us no
good and soon il began to break out on
our bodies until a friend who had the
same trouble told me about Cuticura of
which 1 used two sets Of Cuticura Soap,
Cuticura Ointment and Outioura Resell
vent, and I was surprised. After the
first few days our heads began TO heal
and in two months we were absolutely
cured OF this terrible eczema. Eugene
Potthoff, 581 Ralph Street, Brooklyn,
N. Y, February is, 1910"
No stronger evidence than this could
be given Of the success and economy OF
the Cuticura Remedies in the treatment
Of torturing, disfguring humors OF the
skin and scalp, Of infants, children and
adults. A single hot bath with Cuticura
Soap and a gentle amounting with Cuti-
cura Ointment are often sufficient TO
afford immediate relief In the most dis
tressing cases and permit rest and sleep
when all else fails. Outlcura Soap and
Ointment are equally effective In pre-
serving. purifying and beautifying the
skin. scalp, hair and hands and in
preventing minor eruptons becoming
chronic. A 32-page booklet giving
description and treatment Of skin ateo-
tions will b0 sent free, on application,
by the Potter Drug & Chemical Ccrp.s
1876 Columbus Ave-, Boston, Mass.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-24
WILL SEARCH SAFETY
VAULTS FOR $4,000
National Educational Association
Fears Securities Have
Been EmbezzIed

CHICAGO, Sept. 2S.-Chicago is to be
the scene of proceedings to learn
whether $4,000 in securities-the prop
erty of the National Education asso-
citation, and supposed to be in safety
vaults in Chicago-still is there, as
soon as Nicholas Murray Butler, pres
ident of Columbia university, New
York, makes up his mind whether he
will accept his reelection to the board
of trustees of the association.
Fear that Newton C. Dougherty, now
serving a sentence at Joliet, ILL.,, for
embezzlement while superintendent of
schools at Peoria, also dipped into the
National Education association funds
while treasurer of the association has
been expressed at every association
meeting since his financial transactions
were exposed.
No action was ever taken, however,
until the last meeting in Boston, in
July, when on the suggestion of Mrs.
Ella F. Young, superintendent of Chi
cago schools and president of the asso-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-24
CHINESE PRINCE CHANGES
NAME FROM HSUN TO SlIUM

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2S.--"Lost,
Prince Tsai Hsun; found, Prince
Siium." The distinguished Chinese
visitor, the naval head of that oriental
country and uncle of the emperor, has
at last come into his own name. And
Siium is the princes real name, for
Yung Kwai says so.
Yung Kwai is secretary of the Chi
nese legation at washington and a
member of the imperial party now
crossing the American continent.
Yung Kwai telegraphed to the state
department from ogden, Utah, that
the princes name should be spelled
Siium, and indicated that there were
numerous reasons why corrections
were necessary in the published NOM
enclature Of the imperial party's per-
sonnet
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-24
COURT GIVES MARRIAGE
BROKER IA MONTHS TERM

CHICAGO, Sept. 23.-Isaac R. Warns,
"broker in hearts as he styled him
self, was sentenced yesterday by Judge
Lands to serve fourteen months in
the federal prison at Fort Leavenworth
for using the mail to defraud.
Warns confessed he had used the
mail in carrying on the business of
his marriage bureau. His circulars de-
picting the sadness of lonely old age
were read in court. One Of his books
sent to prospective customers was en-
titled 1.-THE Way to Win a Woman's
Heart 1t contained the following
passage:
You do not know what 1t is to live
alone, uncared for, unknown, when
old age overtakes you. Solitude fills
one with horrible agony. Solitude at
home by the fireside at night is so
profound. SO sad"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-24
. Coulter Dry Goods Co.

ciation, it was decided to open the
vaults, and the board of trustees was
to act. 1t developed after
the convention had closed that Presi-
dent Butler was not sure he would
serve on the board of trustees again,
and other members Of the board did
not care to undertake so important
task with any trustee absent.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-24
DRINKS q PlNTS OF BEER
AND QUART OF WHISKY; DIES

CHICAGO, Sept. 23.--Andrew Schos-
trick of Whiting, Ind, laid wager
with a friend yesterday that he could
drink two pints of beer and a pint of
whisky within an hour. Schostrick
drank four pints of beer and quart
of whisky.
Two hours later he was found dead
at his home when his wife tried to
awaken him.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-24
HENDRICKS WINS AUTO
RACE At ORANGE FAIR
Millionaire Roger Drills Knights of
Pythias- Echo Park Ball
Team Loses

ORANGE, Sept. 2S.-The second day
of the street fair here opened this
morning with band concert. Every
thing is completed and many sideshows
surround the beautiful booths.
The merry-g -go-round, confetti sales
man, and novelty man are now To-
Gated and the real fiesta spirit is in
full sway. The captive balloon is draw
ing crowds, and other crowds visit the
display of fine poultry, fruits, vege-
tables, and county products. The base
ball game between the Echo park Los
Angeles and Orange teams resulted In
defeat OF the Los Angeles team by
a score Of 4 to 0.
Special features were the automobile
driving contest, barrel racing, egg race,
cracker eating contest rope ball tosss
see-saw, the high dive, the slack wire,
and strong man act. The contestants
in the automobile race were r. M
Hendricks of Anaheim, r. M. Clark Of
Anaheim, J. w. Dickinson of Anaheim,
r. M. Dippen, Fullerton, Otto Kolberg,
r. A. Gray, Willard Shaded and George
Harper Of Orange. b. M. Hendricks
won fifst prize In flfty-two seconds with
a baby REQ, and Willard Shaded was
awarded second prize with the Buick
20. Time, one minute and two seconds.
Tonight the Orange city band gave
a concert after which there was a
special drill by Uniform Rank Knights
Of Pythias, three hundred strong under
Col. j. o. Royer the Anaheim million
aire.
Tomorrow there will be a parade of
attractions and a ball game between
Whittier and Orange. The festivities
will close with a grand jubilee parade.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-24
SELLS OPIUM; LICENSE REVOKED

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 2s.--In pur-
suance Of concerted action by the gov
ernment and city authorities to stamp
out the vending of drugs to federal
troops stationed at the Preside here,
the police commissioners revoked yes
terday the license of a saloon keeper
alleged to have been engaged In the
illicit trade near the reservation. Two
soldiers who had been detailed to
gather evidence testified in the case.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-24
MExIcANs HONOR AMERICAN

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 23.-It was
announced here today that DR.. L. S.
Rowe of this city, president of the
Social Science, had been appointed an
honorary professor of political science
in the National university of Mexico.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-09-24
STATE cRocERs SIGHT SEEING

SAN JOSE, Sept. 23.-The delegates
to the grocers' state convention, which
concluded it's sessions last evening, are
sightseeing today over the interurban
roads and in automobiles, visiting the
nelghboring towns, large orchards, the
canneries and fruit curing establish
ments as guests of the local grocers.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-25
2lufresemoer Sprfaa.
Sm 6Gbritubl O,s YOIiSeI'5aapt-
quGrtl:rs.

Gin oufregenosr 9orfou eretgnete
fa qeItern Utorsen in pem 5Qfrituhl
i'm peItIi6en She'll Der Stootbdue.
Gin TruuenSimmer, trelGes lpegen
Sruntenbsit oerhaftet poroen mar uno
ficb ais Qnna DilIpn BON Gopington,
9p., regiitrirt bate, IolIte IN oemleIbeH
nQ6 oem i'm britten Stodrpert beftna
liaen SSrQuengefGn9nIB gebraht per'
ben. Sobalo lie ZEN TQhritlhl betrss
ten bate, tpuroe ite gepoIttbGtig uro
periuhte pas Grabt8itter iiber Der
56ur bes G!epltorfaa4tes eln3utreten.
cybr SUP perfin9 'ih in oem 0rubtgez
fle6t uno pGre jsoenfa1s 3ermaImt
porpen, ipenn e5 Dem 2eIter oes 5abr=
ftuhls, WtQium 8rabam, nitt gelun@
oen mare, oenIeIben bliBIhreu gum
StiuItQno gu brtngen InnaWiIion mar
erIt an Wfontog Morgen por Rihter
8o0e bon Der Nntldge Der 3runtenbett
frei1eiprohen poroen, nadOem Iie Seiz
ierunq gelobt bate. Statt thr Der
fpreten gu balten, bate iie nihts Gill
qeres 3u thun, ais Iih 10 1dnsa tpie
m0aLi6 eineu nsusn RauIh 81 talfen.
Dies bate sur 6olqe, bah iie geitsrn
Morqen an Der Gte Der court uno
ganmilIer StraBe nm oem 9Olt5titen
Str0oer nu6 beFti9er @egenpehr tpe'
oen 1runtenbeit pleoer perhdftet
MUNRO
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Tentid,. Yroteit. @aiienusreiu.

Die esitriss gpritanosiisuns bss
Deuti6en proteitantiihen WoiIenoerz
sins, bic i'm Shuliaal Der Deutih:n
Ct. Sobonnss Gemeinoe ituttfanb, sr=
0ffnete Der prdiioeut 0err 8ernha-o
2eeter. pdbrenb Serr Sphn Better a!s
Sstretdr Iuneirts. 2lls 9eluastons
mittees fir bic 3eit bonn "a. Ttai biz
gum IA. Suni purben folgenbe 9srrsn
oufaeitelIt: Dom "a. bts 81. Wot,
Gborlss Wanner uno =. 3. Wrebe;
bonn 81. mai biz z. Suni, Geo. Gors
nsIius uno Sobn DDihler, uno bon
7. Biz IA. Suni, 2outs Diemsr uns +.
80. 3oling. ca tpuros in anreguns
s.braat, baB idmmtliae @srsinsm't7
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-25

Is. Darb Jreb. ShnsIer, War
aepp, Irant Softer, Tom. Shulman,
Sobn gurtbauier, Dilliam Rbeinss
berg.
Oscar glare, 5arrp Gobn, Charles
Better, George Rpan, 1bomas waurs
rap.
19. Warb - Gbparb gartIts, Daz
bib MatIon.
Or. sobn 3. Regrabn, Or. Dils
liam Stephdn.
20. Wdro - Tap Sinenbruno,
geo. &ublman.
Senrp 5aud, Sames 1empletou.
q. Daro. - 5arrp aosan. Sobn
procter.
Sobn Z. 9uffsD, 5arrb 5oud.
%. Wdrb - 8. W. 5amann,
5rdnf Gla5el.
s.. SO. 6amann, 5ranf Glasel.
%. Warb - 2ouis S3uelsr, u. 3.
CRAWFORD, R. g. 6asfins.
Qouis Ghueler, Gbeobore Wetter.
itroem, gonaro Durr.
"a. @dro - 5reo. Spsrbsr, getsr
gfublman, William 9illman.
So6n 8. Gdert, gharlss Shall,
:Sobn Dornette il.
2lnbsrion 1opnibip - 8. ). Rds
gel.
William Wentsn.
Golsrain 5ppnibip - 5bomus
pottinger.
Willidm Steinress..
Columbia goipn'bip - 2ouisgars
bes, 8. u. Sreton, Sreb Shmitt, Gar.
ret Rdibt, 6. u. +. gorter.
gbartes Wsbber, ). Ui Ribbsl, 8.
8. Gampion, 9arrp goro.nbsrg, &.
so. Willer.
0slbi sorunihip - W. 8. ROsbs
ling.
6. R. Slindpausb.
Green 9otpnibip - Grsb. DsFel'
man.
.. 81. S.rrid.
Riami 9otunibip - Stanl.r
Strubls.
5. 9. Boiler.
Sarriion sotpnihip -J. O Gran;
Gig.
| :. O. Jrancis.
Sliucrset 5p. - Deter sd. Gurr
miQiam Wiebe. Satob aollmer, g. 8
Gebbbdrbt.
g. W. g.u, 6. Z. 9umoni, ar.
t6ur Sad.
| gprinsfieIb 5p. - SO. ). Moellsr
2sslie M. Webb, Sberman palmsr
80. 8. Sames
9eoree 8. poor, W. 80. 8allou, 6
g. Camper, q. 80. 2iidatpd.
| Spcamore 5p. - 6. 8. 9arber. )
u. 2acque.
| u. ). prie..
Die gountp= gretutins.
| Qah geenbigunq Der aonDeRtion ira
bie neue eountp Gretutipe suiam
men. 6err 4usuit 5errmunn braht
Ridter Wm. 8. Guebers aIs Boritss
in 8orihldg unb feline Wabl erfplgt
per aftlamatipn. 4usuft airber
tpurbe gum 8ise prdiibenteH, Ru
bolpb &. 5pnita gum Sdabmsiite
unb 8eorgs 90. 5ibbIes gum Setretd
ertpGblt. Die Delssatsn 3urStadts
acnpsntion tpurben aufseforoert, ar
Wittlpod 8ormittus IL llbr im8ldtn
Club 3uiammensutommsn.
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Mus benz Yclisei8eriGt.

Qauline Seps, anseblih cine Cirrus
reiterin, uHb peritles Gliapes. Elm
Grisde, iparen in Der montas gea4t
BON ben goli3iftsn SeB uuo Brittle
perbaftet iporben, als Fe iih IN eer
Dobnuns bes gried.n. gto. COG
groaopap, perpriigslten. JrI. paus
line bebauptets, BON oem Grisden 1es
asn ibren WiIen in oos Sdus ge@
itl.ppt pOrosn gu isin. geioe ansez
,laste ipurbsn ie gu $40 uno aoitsn
perurt6eilt.
Sas ihtpar3e Gbepaar GoDoro uno
Srene 5snrp bate iid unter Der ans
tlags bes unfuss 5u perantnorisn.
goparo bate am Wontas ahHb 3iusi
StuiIe aui feline Jrau 1bsefeuert. ohne
iis fboh gu trsffen. Gr Deriuht. ses
tern ben poliseiritier bopon gu iib.rs
s.ueen, bag Der RepOlper ii4 beioe
Male sufGlIis entlaoen babe. bate ies
bod nit bisier faulen ausr.oe tein
9lid, icnbern purbe su elmer 8eloz
Itrofe bon $25 unb Soften Derurtbe:lt.
Seine ssrau tpurbe freiseiprohen.
Der Shant.elInsr Jobn Dimes. tpels
der Dor einiaen Rddtsn ,pdhrenb zines
Streitss nit ieinem 4rbeiteeber, Dem
Wirt6e arant Rabel, NeWideu apes
nue. unb Walnut Strabe. 3tpei S6iife
auf piefen abgegeben hatts, ipurbe uHs
ter entiprehenber 4ntlase ben GroBs
asItporenen iibertpieien.
Dasielbe asf1ab nit ben bon Sen
Gebsimpoli3ifttE 0ramonn unb Sa9s
ion perbafi.tsn anseblihen 5ultene
oiebsn 2l. Scott unb bpipore Batter.
Dalter Retplin. ,rtlher bes Diebs
itabls zines Sasosepebrs i'm Wsrtbe
Don 500 anssilast III. tpuroe ebens
fals ben GroBseiHpcrenen iibsrp:ss
fen.
Die 81 Sabre aIte ReIis Gale. cine
2anbltrsiherin aus gleiguna iruros
unter Der gebinsuua. fofort bic Stabi
Al DerlaFen. auf freitn CUB s.icst.
Rad ibrer 4ngabe entftammt fie elmer
ausen Jamilie in CT. 2ouis. Dor pisr
Sabren beiratbet. iie ein,n aneeiebsn.n
Geih6ftsmann II ct. 3oe, no.. Der.
lieB ieboh elm Sahr fpdttr Gatten nnf
6eim uno treibt iin isitbem als gaa
aubunoin i'm aanbe uniher. Gie be.
fanb Iih auT elmer Gubtour nnh Ner
glori, als fie In Der Mpntug Ramt Dor
h,m Iloliaiittu {oefftermdnn tpeasr
0erumlungerns perbuftet tpurbe.
eeAes eafnsl 1Ds yu nnsrss tesns ans
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Qlieber brin9enb erIudt iperoen iollelt,
it6 an Der om Sonntu8, 5, Suni, it1ttz
Firoenben DISQUALIFICATION 8eretnsoerz
iammlung mad Wa0gIi6tett gu betbeis
Iiger, Da pihtige 8eI6dfte Oorliegsn.
Sobunn Tpra6 Der prdiioent allen
0enen, bic fi6 bur6 Spenber trgeno>
tpel6sr 4rt fir bas Oerflofene 5riibz
linqsFeit um bQs Wobl beg 9erein5 BE-
ionoers oerbient gema6t botten, zen
9ant oes 8sretns aus.
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Virulr Der Gamp @aIbiustuu Sc
Meln1e.

Die 9sutIhe Gpun9eliih 9roteitans
tifde Camp Wdi6ingtpn 8emetnoc
riiitet Iih 3u einem groben Ptcnlt.
bas am 9onneritug, 2. SUM, IN
Rei6ratbs Bart abge6aIten perben
piro. Die 9emeinoemitelteoer, in :r.
fter 2inie Ole 9amen, peroen rt6ts
unget6au IaIen, um ben GrfoI9 oes
SSeites gu Iinsrn uno Die 80nner uno
fSreunoe, bic bas 5sit burd ihren 9e>
Iu6 gu peridonsn gebenten, oiirfen gcs
nubreiaer Stunben berii6ert fsin.
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Nb nnh Dem eeiingnib.

Die 8udet Sbop 2euts Souls 80
Softer, s. Wt. Scott, Walter Camp
bel. CD. 9eil uno 2lrtbur s. 8aIopin,
bic untsr ben gunbesseiesen 81 je ishs
Monuten 9efangniB uno 5000 8eIo-
itraFe perurtbsiIt pprben iinb, baben
ii6 in ihr Shidful esfiigt uno peroeH
beute ibre Strafe antreten. Softer,
5cott unb 8alblpin perb.n ibre5rets
6eitsitrofe i'm @efansnib gu lrop, 8,
perbuben unb ibre ShitiaIsssnonen
in Santon.
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$46.45; bericnige Der Jia6elIe Rolfc5
$568.20; berjenigs Der Marp 2(nbs..
fon $500.
9er 6te0eres.
Die 0uittn 5orie &c M}uIe So. ers
langte Elm 8eroitt ii6er $175.78 gegen
Soiepb Stetn.
Youl Matt6etps erlongte Elm llrt6e!l
iiber $1323.98 gegen RenconbSbompz
ION.
glpoe q. Sobnion, HeceiOer Der
Rarbon e RobtnIon SHOE &c., berth-
tste geItern, oab er felt Ietner @rnens
nung $26,708.33 pereinna6mt uno
$25, ,598.58 perausgabt babe, 10 Oub
sr nod $1112.75 an Sanb babe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-25
Hirbt 10 idbliutnt.
GTiic 9tOrtb founte bertits DeitcrH
oas SplpItal pcrlahen.

Die 9erlsburger Der II Sabre dIts
gfIie geortb, tpelhe betannttih ON
Wontaq mtoreen aus benz Spetteu
StodiDert i6rer elterIihen Wobnuns
auf grice Siu Iprung. neil Iie BON Der
W}utter sur strdfe in ihrem 3immer
einaeiperrt fpproen mar, itro ntht 10
fdltmm, als man auidn9lih befiirttss
te. 0Qs iunge Wldoden mar bersits
aeitern i'm Stunbe, bas 6oipitdl 3a
osrluTIen unp ipirb porausiihtlih IN
etn puar 5agen pteDer polIbdnoi9 bsr-
aeiteLIt ietn.
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5eus Rahmitt1r f!nbet bas IeBte
S.:r! bes 9urniers 5pii6en nReos"
unb .gobnenfrsfsrn" itatt. RonaT
uno MtSean Iteben als unIsre 8otterie
auf Dem grogrdmn.
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SafesSau.

llnier n4bfdnger" Som. 0Opnep,
Der Ieit mebrersn 5ugen pegen I'm
pdBGhteit - ein Iethter Nnf1Q BON
Soniil;tts - pom 9ienit QbiolDirt
mar, bate iid, 9eitern IOpeit erbolt,
BOP cr pieber ing 8eI6irr geben tpnnz
e. Gsin SterLcs-treter Charles 3e:o-
ls It eipds uncGto6ren auf ben tDi6-
ttQPn Qriten, pGlLalb 0cpnep's Rjit
tshr in ttn 9ampf boz Ten hie1i9.n
Sans nit GROCER gefrieOi9ung begrtbt
nuroe.
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Rihter Wm. 8. aiibers mar Dor
flyer Der aonosntiOn unb feline Grotf@
nunssrebe beitanb in ben fol9enben
Worten: .Das 9oli BON IoamiIton
SO. iii ieit babon iibsr5eust, bdb bas
rspubIitantihe 5idet i'm ndhiten Noz
penber sstpdblt tpirb unb 5tpar bonn
0ouptrneur abtpGrts." Gdrauf tpurs
be nit ben Qominatiousn fir bas 2e-
gisIaturtidst bssonnsn. Die auf Jols
eenoe entfielsn:
datssSendtoren:
Ireb. gaber.
Charles Subj.
Cigar W. ) Sohnion.
Staats sRsprdi.ntanten:
Srant GusneiIsr.
4rtbur Sptegel.
Rapmono Rattiff.
WiIIiam W Elm barot.
Sofepb 9 egmann,
+. 6. 3umf ftein.
W. .. 4lerdnber-
Carl Rrus.
u. 8. Dalton.
9i. brsi 2estsenannten fiub neu
In Der poIitit; Dalton lit elm Gorbis
ger.
Defesaten3ur Staats@ unb
Rihter Ronpention.
9lunmebr ipurben bic Delesaten fur
bic StuatssapnDention. bic in golums
bus Itattfinbet, unb fir bie arsisrifs
ter aonpention. bic in 9amilton obs
aehoIten nirb, aufseftent unb stpdr
purben bic 5oIsenben ausertorsn, tpo@
bei bic Rdmen i'm eriten 4bihnitt bic
Deleaaten fir bic Staotstono.ntion
unb bic in b.m stpeiten 46f4nitt bic
fir bic Rihtertonoention itnb:
/. Morb-Sobn Breen, Sohn Sutf,
.sobn s. Denner, S1omas Daln. 6.
W. 5anbmann.
Geo. .. Carroll, Qlfreb 8urnet,
elntbonp aoars, Gilbert Weht. Sr. g.
%. WiSner.
2. Worb-g. g. geamau. Uii6ael
Megartbp. 8. 8. auntel, Geo. 9sdss
boh.
giobert 5ranten. 5arrp Goot. Ins
brep Snnber. ". podaub.
3. Darb-9eorge 3tbbles, go. g.
antbonp, 5arrp Jriaion, 8obsraaiO'
lain.
81. 6. aptins, Us. 5, Rifenbsrid,
q. 6. Dalton, Sobn M. 5bomas il.
4. Warb-4. ). 3aplor. 0apib
Goipb.
sSobn Gain, Sohn Wela.
5. @arb-SOiepb Deitsrtamp.
Charles StoedliH.
6. Warb-Sam. .Nsoper, s5reb. .goob,
GAMES 6. Mat6eius. Jtuoolpb q. 3p'
nida.
OrDiIe a. Sones, 6. G. megarthp,
Scott 5oImes, 6arrp 6eb.
z. Warb-5reb. 9aoer, 5. 6. a!ss'
meier.
Saeob 9aihang, 5enrp alesmeier.
s. Warb-part Sohnion. Diaiam
3bornop.s. .. ). Carroll, Or. Wlna.n
sSctn goitsr, Rutbsrforb Gor.Jobr
9. Senninas, gbarles Mcasrnan.
8. Warb-Sborne Batter, gomarf
galIaro, William 8. 2iioers.
1borns Batter, Gbparb Ballard
WilIiam 8. 2iibers.
10. Maro-4usult 9errmann. Sa'
cob Gnrif.
I. I. Weibel, ). 6. Grei.
II. Warb- sllbsrt 5.Wscrria, Wm
o. akranber.
DilIiam 5abrenbrud, Sobn 6
luede.
IL. M3aro-glart Montaomerp. CT
neIi Don gargen, Grant arug.
Clfper Bod, Grant R. Ouspsilsr
sssoIepb Rsihert.
13.. Marb-@eorge g. Cor, 8. 8
Gjorbon, 6. 3. Williams. Sclspl
Yroipn.
alfr.b mad, gosffr.D goIoimitb
Otto piIeser. Nrtbur Spiegel.
IL. Warb-5reo. Waas, Geo. %
Gong.
N5. Z. alein, gaitolas gasupsf.
10. Worb John J. ainntp, W. )
Gniebel. Mm. WieHering.
1rans Cool. Sohn Drear IT,, Dr
8. !. goOi.
is. Worb-S. 3. Seullfp Dante
Gperfon, Nobert Reutepobler.
4enrp 0eeman. Williom Copeland
Gbiporb Nilep.
II. Wdrb - Ausuf 9irbert. 1orrl
NabIts.
auouf Hirbn, Carp gablte.
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peses eofsfsl 1Ds ys rnsss, tssn1 me
Ssnlsiasn leiHea Estilstffex td
9enn 0stne1
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Mme bem Werid1tsbDfen.

Gbeideibnngs'5aae. - gcridjt Der
8rOHseidworeneu. - Sniti5s 5sGtat
fir 1911 feitseiett. - SabrlaiIi.
ger Chauffeur gebt fr.i ans. - 6s'
halt iein Grbtbeil. - NadjlaR' Gu
djen.--@erihieoenes.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-25

Did 6obliBsl, un3weifelbaft elmer
Der beIten 6iiter Der l. 8aie in Der
Giqa, nimmt tGglih unter S6Dierigz
tcit unb Shmer3en an ben Spiel2n
Sbeil, ou fein Infer Saumen i6pec
DerleBt uno beir7 8oufongen htnoerlit
lit. 5Guptlinq 9rifiith beubIittigte
einiqe 5age Der gube fir i'm, bod
Iteit!rte bies an Der Weiqerung oes
br1psu NtbIsten, Dem ca@ Snterei1e
Des Rlut2 nGber am S"2en Itegt, uls
p.rIGntiGeS Moblergsber.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-05-25

Sn TEN qeitrigen cierten SpieLe
Des 5arniers 3niihen Cincinnati uno
Bolton bel .'-'V 4et+. unb U}c2ean
oas 8einut fir uns gl8ea Curtis IND
Smit6 fir Die 9e9eno.
Wegen bes bur6ndBten SptelpIobes
mar qutes SpieIen nabe5u uHmD8It6.
Qluf oem itliipFrigsn Ruien tanen
mebrere Der Sungens gum Safe. gSlr
matten 4 5rsffsr gegen s Der 8e8ncr
uno beioe Stubs Ipielten fsblerlos. Die
8oitoner qepunnen bas Spiel, neil Iis
einiqe ibrer 9reffer ton3sntrtrten,
Da6reno bic unIrigeu oerein3eIt tamen.
9eebee puroe i'm 4. 8an9e ourh
GuItIeton uno bieier i'm s. 8dn8s
DurA 2lnoerion abgelOit.
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Das csgis(alur.Ii6eL.
Dtit tpenigm Mnsnabmen itellm bic
NepabIifaner bic alten gertreter
tuiebcr uni.
Die Ielcgaten snr Gtaats. nno snr
9lidrcr-aDnbentipu. - Crganiii.
rnmg Der Gyefntipe.

Die republitaniihe gountDsaonpens
tipn bat aeItern 8ormittag bds 2e9iss
IatursTifet aufgeittut uno Delesdten
fir bic staatss uno bic areisrihters
aonpsntion aussetpablt. Die gan3eIrs
belt mar ihneaitens erlebigt, benn bic
iperigen aontsIis, bic Iih geItsno mad)s
ten, iparen ihnsQ aus Der Mslt ges
fhafft. 5nmilton Gountp lit mad Der
Eeuen gintbeilung MIR nod 3u orei
Stauts sSendtoren uno neun Reprds
Ientanten berehtigt. Senator 8dter
bate cine INSTRUMENTATION i'm Wors
aus abaelebnt unb bic anbern bret
fpurbsn tpieosr nominirt. Bon ben
ReprGisntantsn purbeu feds. bic Der
perflohenen Qegis!atur angehorten,
ipiepernominirt uno brei traten nei
bin3u. Die aonDention entbielt iih
iebts6inneiIes auf 9unbssIenatorOid
obsr beHsn 4ipirationsn duf eiHeBtss
berndhl.
Rihter Wm. 8. aieers mar Vors
flyer Der aonpsntion uno feline Groffs
nunssrsbe bsitanb in ben folsenben
Wortsn: .Das 9olt pon 9amiIton
So. iii ieit bapon iibsr5sust. bdb bas
rspublitaniihe 5idst i'm nd6iten Ros
peniber setpdblt tpirb uno stpar BON
0ouperneur abfpdrts." 3drauf tpurs
be nit ben Rominotiousn fir bas Sc
gislaturtidet bsgonnen. Die auf Jols
senbe entfielsn:
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= Ser Er. s. 9. 2ou tbeilte benz
geqetarianerperein nit, bob Der Gleiihs
QenuB bic Wurael aller uebel unb Gins
ben lei. Earin liegt Deniaffens cine
ileine Nbnehieluna Der alten. abges
orDftenen 2ebre. baB Der AlfObol ein3ia
unb allein allen Samrner unb iebes
GIenb ouf BEN gan3en grbenrnnb bers
f1ulbe.