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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-12

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men fonititutioneQen Stotus perle:ht,
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ter Der 9erfaITunq ribt m0gIih mare
tpIroe Der So5iaIismus iein, uno pa:
betrohten mir ais einen 9or8ug.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-12

4lbrih bat ii6 in ieinem 9e.
miben sur Grri6tunq elmer Central
bant Der 9ienite beg 8untiers gonant
perfitert, Der eine 4utoritdt auf bantz
tpiiienitaftlihem 9ebiete lit. 0ieier
Benefit in einem pampbIet bic gtot6z
penoigteit elmer 3sntraI6unt ourd
bas erfolgrei6e Wirten Der belgtfhen
Staatsbant. Dap btefe gut perpuItet
tpirD, III betannt, abcr bamit lit nod
lauge nidt bepieieH. Dap bas gleihe
Spitem fir unier QQnD angebraht
ipGre, no Doh Die 8erbdltniiIe apeIentz
LID dnosrs liegen, als in 9elgien.
@enn man uQes 3ulammerfabt, mas
iiber Geutrdlbunten geihrieben NOR
ben lit, 10 Dir0 bel allen ber0or9eboz
ben, DaB ibr Spitem Der 8elolieierung
nidt in Roten bsite9t, bic burh Bombs
qebsdt iinb, ionDern in Hoten, Die
0urd @eiddTtspe9iel 9eDedt limb.
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WtIiter qeitaltet lperoen muB, III uns
beitreitbor, aber Damit lit bod niht
oie RotbnenDigteit erDieien, bdB mir
uns bier3u oes Spitsms Der Central.
banfen beDisnen. Wsnn 9ant &onz
fortien gsftattet tptrb, bis 8u elmer &c.
tpifTen 50be hires 8runbtQpituls Noz
ten eeeen 9eI6dftsnenie( gu emittis
rem, 10 piro aQes erreiflt, mas fir I'M,
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lit. 5ieIer ueberfluB 1T ober BEL uns
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nod mehr aus3nbeateH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-12
Observation-Disclosures.

IGbas. 6aubner, q. glap Ctr.
l9loo 5ants, 19. Danoribes Ctr.
l;ylonb 80. grammsr, 33. on z. Ctr.
lTntfp Guptou. 10, oesel.
Igbas. Barter, AZ, Worron. 8.
lGsoreia u. popnier, 80, Mtit 8. Ctr.
lSarrn 9. Rod. 80, Msit 6. Ctr.
lglmslia G6liiisr. 30. Giisu Ctr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-12

,,breu Sranbmnnsen erltsen.
Die sipei Sabre alte Worie Gtib.
bic 9ohtsr BON CHARTS Oeib. WO.
1928 Gilpin Strabe. erldg gstsrn
9riibipunbu. ipelhe iie iih Disntas
9ahmiitas sustSosen battle. GIs
alsins bate am Tisnftas. tpdhrenb lie
in Der stiife ibr.r tli,rliden Wohnuns
ipislis, einsn NIT iiebtnotm Wonsr at.
iiillien aopf umseriiien unb bitrbsi
9riihpanben boponesirogen. bic ess
tern ibrsn 1ob bsrbtiflhrteH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-12
Neue oeuti6e Staotebiloer.
Don 5siRri9 Gee

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gers.
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8renspuntien Der Sberipeier, liest auf
ibren wibsn llfern cine Stabt. bic
niht nur burh bic Gage beriibmt III,
ionbern bic ouh bic sr0bie allerStaDte
anD Der bebeuisnbite 5aHbelsplab an
ibrem laufe III - bic Gtabt 5nmeln.
Gleih Don Der Bride aus. bic iiber
bic Wefer fiibrt nnb bic b<ipen 1beile
Der Gtnbt miteinnuDer perbinbet, ges
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-12

Jiir bisIss glati purbsn sefern bon
ben Optitern g. QIein & Bro,
go. 435 Raee Strnbe. folesnbe Fem.
peratur llniuihifb< rsgiftrirt:
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-03-12
Samitag, ben II. Rdr5 1910.

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ften eut6aItene 0erod6tiguu9 oes
6erru YoLlut betreffs Ieiner Steuun9
gum peutideu llnterri6t 1T i'm h0hIten
Mobe uueere1tfsrttgt. 3ie'er 6err
mar tets Elm eifrtger 9ertreter Der
beutfnen Sprat)e. WenH er fjir ben
tleinen Shulrutb eintrttt, 10 oeIhtebt
bus, tpeil er gldubt, Dab bie9erpdItun9
bterbur6 iiberIittlIher ietn rpiirpe uno
bab benz oeutihen llnterrtht bteroon
feline 8eFabr brobs. Sn OieIem 8ldus
ben Ittmmeu mir i6m ntht bel. QBtr
iinb Der entThieoenen Nnitht, ooB Der
qroBe Shulrotb bic bette 8urdntte fur
Die Gr6dItunq bes oeutid7en unterz
rihts bietet, unb mir t0nnen bin3ufis
gen, oub biejentgsr SegisIaturzVtttz
glieber, tpelhe fir ben tletnen SduIs
ratb itimmsn ,f6 Bel Den 9eut'hcn
unrDgIih maiden uro oumit thre po@
IitiT6e GriTter3 gefdbrDen. 4ber oesz
peaen lit es bpf nift 'tdttRaft. NIT
unritterliaen Baffen gu tGr1ofen UNI
einen uusgsIprohenen 5reunD Des oeutz
ihen llnterrthts, ipie 6errn Boudt
ais beTen 5einD bin3uiteIen.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-09
SP09RFT : SPICE
WHY DOES HE SAY 1T so OFTEN?

Why Governor often declare Thee will
fight in Salt Lake City,? Does he really impress
world that he will not allow the eesohnson affair
within the borders of his state there another meaning attached
his words?
Spy made his weekly declaration Yesterday regarding the prize
fight" Mind 'prizefight," exhibition
There feeling growing that
a
could object to that
beat 1t? Calling this 45ound championship battle
couple OF giants boxing exhibition consue
fight be boxing exhibition permit Salt
bout he will make the laws of his state the laughing stock the
his bold utterances regarding pzeght
The Salt Lake people want that fight and want badly They
pulling
right
strongly might wish
probably
that the California prohibit prizefghtng
a
ton"
Isn't about time change the laws they dsaeu instead
: D SIN lawbreakers?
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-09
BY ADDIE JOSS.

Some of the remarks that ball
players receive from the bleacher-
ties, as rule. are more in the ma
ture of roast at some particular
individual, but there are occasions
when these "sun gods" pull a rich
one, at which even the athletes are
forced to smile.
Anyone who has ever seen Fred
Tenney, the Giants first baseman,
in action, knows that the former
collegian is mighty dangerous
man at the bat Fred is one of
those hitters who contends that it
takes only one swing to hit and
consequently plays the string ont
on the pitcher. The result is that
Tenney gets many free transport
alton to first on account of his wait
ing ability.
TENNEY NEVER WORRIES.
The first sacker doesn't seem to
be handicapped any when the
twirler he is facing has good con-
troll and is perfectly willing to let
tno DOX arClSC get couple vi
strikes on him before he attempts
to hit. In a game played in New
York last season Tenney happened
| to be the man at bat at time
when a run would tie the score
There were runners on second and
third, with two out, and base hit
here would put the game on ice fol-
the Giants.
Everyone in the immense throne
was highly excited as Fred strobe
to the plate. The first ball pitched
was right over the heart Of the pan
and as Tenney never even moved
his bat off his shoulder and the UNI
pire called "strike one" few OF
the nervous bugs" began to voice
their disapproval in no uncertain
manner.
WHATsTHE FANS YELLED.
"Why don't he hit at the ball.
said one. Cant ever expect tc
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-09
jim FLYNN WINS
HAND|LY OVER
LANGF0RO
(By United Press Leased Wire)

10Y OutIOO VVOoo @SooSN s''Sj
LOS ANGELES, Feb. 9.-Jim
Flynn, the Fighting Fireman"
gained his right to be classed a.
mong the topnotchers in the heavy
weight division last night, by put
ting 1t all over burly Sam Lang
ford in every round of their ten
round bout before McCarey's club.
Although no decisions were per-
mitted under the limited round
boxing law in force here, Referee
Eyton said after the fight that in
his opinion Flynn had the best of
the fight from start to finish. This
also was the verdict of all the sport
ing writer's who witnessed the af-
fair.
Flynn showed wonderful improve
ment in his boxing and the Boston
black was not able to land effect
lively at many stages of the fight,
while Flynn sent in powerful wal
lops that made Langford back up.
In the third round. Flynn opened
a cash over Sans right eye and the
red stuff flowed in stream.
Thereafter Flynn played for the
sore spot with great effect.
In the tenth Flynn forced Lang
ford to break ground and the round
came to a close without Langford
being able to land a blow.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-09
IDAHO'S SHOOTING
ALLTOTHE GOOD

The rifle team of the University
of Idaho is tied with Columbia uni
versity for leadership in the ma
tional intercollegiate tourney at
Washington d. C.
This team has now won three
matches and lost none; the same
score as has been made by the
Columbia college, In the meet yes
terday. man named Lane of the
Columbia college, fired 10 shots
within space the size of a dime,
thereby making the highest score
possible. Columbia's score is now
1893, University of Idaho 1879. Uni
versity of Iowa IT'S, George Wash
ington University 1862, Cornell
1749, w. S. c. 1887, United States
College of Veterinary Surgeons
1862, University of Nevada 1912,
Louisiana State University 1892.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-09

was seated high in the center field
make base hit when you don't
swing" remarked another. well,
the big fathead," said the third. CAS-
long as he has been hitting against
that guy, he doesn't know yet that
he always sticks the first one
straight over. Smart fellow-not."
Similar remarks to these were
made all through the stands, but
when Fred refused to swing at the
next ball, which came over straight
and waist high, it was just little
more than an enthusiastic fan, who
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-09
ONLY FOUR
MEN PASS
THIRD DEGREE

Only four men. T. c. Gibson, G.
Morris. E. Appleton and II. E. Mer-
rill, out of an original swimming
class of 80. under the direction of
Instructor Kimball at the Y. M. G.
A., were able to stand the third
aquatic degree, which was confer
red at the Y. M. C. A. last night.
The degree was given strictly as a
test and without competitive feat
ures being much more rigid than
the second degree. 1t consists of
floating on the back, pile driver
diving. disrobing while in the
water, and what is called the float
ing hoop dive.
"These four men who stood the
test last night have been very care
full and intensely interested
throughout their course, and have
made the best of everything that
has been taught them, and l be-
lieve that they will be able to COM
plete the course of five aquatic de-
grees without much difficulty" Mr..
Kimball declared this morning.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-09
0 d&l li MANSA VS.:

"Bat some down to me-" he said
to his teammates.
They did. "Harder!" shuoted
Smith. The fungo batters put on
steam. "Harder!" came the cry;
and harder still the ball was hit.
When the crowd began to assemble,
the only thing to be seen was little
George Smith, darling here, there
and everywhere between second
and third for the vicious grounders
that were being hit in his direction.
He played a wonderful game that
day, one of the most wonderful
games ever seen on any diamond,
and after the last man had been re-
tired the fans fingered to show their
appreciation of man who, while
following an idol, was not afraid to
do his level best.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-09

other university officials are sup
porting Thompson enthusiastically
in his crusade.
"If cigarets will stain a smokers
fingers a dark yellow, what do they
do to the stomach" Thompson de-
mands, when arguing. "The skin of
the hands and fingers is tougher
than on any other part of the body,
yet you can pick the inveterate
smoker almost at a glance by his
stained fingers. Imagine then, tile
appearance of the sensitive internal
organs.
"Cigaret smoking is one of the
most dangerous habits our youth
contract. Maybe three or four Gig
arets a day won't do much harm
I'm not a crank on this-but how
many stop at three of four? Some
smoke as many as 40 a day. !
havn't much to say against
cigars, for they are not so harmful,
but tobacco in any form is bad for
an athlete" y,
Thompson says he never drank
intoxicants or smoked. He played
foot ball for eight years and was
never injured in game, although
he was star halfback for five
wears
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-09

. Not 20 many years ~ 0ESe 4
. base was considered ~ 60 \
. lest position On 3 hall tennA x
. Either the dudes 0f the posi- \
= tion have greatly increased ~ b
= the men playing the bag aro Z
= much inferior, for the cracker Z
= jack first sackers are getting 4
q scarce. Such . condition cor 4
. tainly must exist or the 81. 4
. Louis Americans would mot =
. purchase q first baseman re- 4
. leased from the National 4
. league because OF dumb work. 4
. Chicago II after 3 first saCkef. 4
. as Isbell IL through. and Ait 4
= izer won't I'LL the bill. Pitts 4
. burg must get man to take :
. Abstein's place, and quite = :
= few other clubs in the majors Z
. would welcome the addition Of Z
= A high class player for the :
. initial sack.
>~~A~~~~~4~AAH~l
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-09

PITTSBURG, Feb. There isn't
room Tor cigarets on the campus at
the University of Pittsburg, and
Jos. H. Thompson, track and foot
ball coach, is leading the fight for
the determination of the deadly
pills" among the students.
"Cigarets will do a young man
more harm than whiskey," declares
Thompson emphatically when warn
ing an undergraduate. 81 don't care
whether a man is an athlete or not,
cigarets will injure him."
Thompson will not permit ciga-
ret smoker on any of the athletic
teams, and has asked all the stu
dents to cease smoking the nails.
He puts his request on the broad
grounds that the sight of others
smoking is temptation to the ath-
letes.
Chancellor s. B. Mccormick and
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-09
cE Everything speder clash the big
~ baseball Lynch
| SPORT PAGE
ROSSLAND BUGS WAITING
FOR TAP OF THE GONG

Fritz Holland, the local welter-
weight, wires from Rossland, B. c..
that the fight bugs of that town are
- Ahe edge for his go with Kid
Breen Friday night. with indications
pointing to a big exchange of coin
when the welterweights enter the
ring to show the carnival spirits
a few fistic stunts.
Local fight fans have their eyes
glued on the map at point mark
ed "Rossland" these days, for If
Holland can decisively beat the
highly touted Kid Breen he will
be well started on the road to the
welterweight title, a position on
the fistic ladder to which the ely
ing Dutchman" aspires.
Those who have watched HOl-
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-09

MANY baseball historians, in re-
counting the glories of great in
fielders, past and gone, completely
ignore George Smith, the Altoona
boy who played short after Jack
Glasscock had jumped to Henry v.
Lucas Union league. Smith re-
placed the greatest shortstop of the
old days. He was short and stocky.
He took the place of the tall, agile
Pebbles" A great crowd-great
for those days-went out to see
Smiths debut; went out to sheer,
but remained to cheer.
Smith, awkward on his feet,
scared by the crowd, awed by the
stories he had heard of his prede-
cessor's powers, reported at the
ball park early.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-09
CONZACA A BIT SHAKY
ABOUT THAT GAME
WITH u.

With "Bish" De Mers. the biz
center fielder, laid up from an In
jury which laid him out In the last
game with the w. s. c. boys, two
weeks ago, the basket ball team Of
the Gonzaga college are considers
ably concerned as to their chances
of cleaning up a victory In game.
which they are scheduled to play.
with the University Of Washington
on the 14th. "Bish" Is considerably
improved, but his physician has ad-
vised him to stay out OF the game
for the rest of the season.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-09
bleacher. could stand.

bleacher, could stand.
Raising himself to his full height
and making a megaphone out Of his
hands, he yelled: Take a chance.
Brodie did" This was a little too
much for even the players, who
were all more or less at q high
nervous tension at the time, and
everyone enjoyed hearty laugh.
In a few moments, though, the
laugh was on the bug" as Tenney
finally got the pitcher three and two
and then delivered with a beautiful
single.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-09

land closely as an amateur, who
witnessed his really clever exhib-
ton work against RUBY Robert
Fitzsimmons. the postmaster at the
game, and his recent bout with Nc
Pherson, in which he toyed with
his formidable opponent of former
days and administered the sleeping
pellet when he desired to nd the
pellet when he desired to;end the
that he can defeat Honey Melody.
Mike CTwin") Sullivan and the
majority of the welters who style
themselves champions.
Following his Rossland fight and
battle at Vancouver, Holland is
planning a trip to California. where
he expects to remain until he lands
the title.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-09
COFFROTH WINS
HIS $1,000 RACE

With just two hours and 40 min
utes left in which to make good
on his wager, Jim Coffroth, the
fight promoter landed in San Fran
cisco last night, and sent a cable
dispatch to Eugene CORR of London
advising the latter of his loss of
$1,000. Before leaving the land of
Johnny Bull, Coffroth posted a bet
of $1,000 that he could make the
trip across the Atlantic and reach
San Francisco within 10 days of
the time he started. He had no
trouble getting his money covered.
1t Is declared that in making the
journey in days, 10 hours and 20
minutes. Coffroth made the best
time on record from London to
Frisco.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-09
NORTH CENTRAL
WINS FROM
ALM|RA

By the overwhelming score of ~
to 16, the North Central high school
basketball team defeated the bunch
from Almira, Wash, yesterday eve.
ming. There are some skinned
countenances, bruised shins and the
like around on the north side today
after running amuck with the husk.
les. but everybody is happy.
Captain Howard Rouse was a
demon on the field and the spirit
he displayed throughout the con.
test helped to lead his team to vic.
tory.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-09

BOSTON. Mass. Feb. 9.-Using
his lightning left to great advan-
toge. owen Moran. the classy little
English scrapper. decisively defeat
ed Matty Baldwin OF Charlestown
in a 12-round bout here last night
Baldwin's best showing was in the
iiinth round, when he slowed Mo-
ran up with some stiff BODY
punches.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-09
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At these prices, and remember that
these are for the best dental work.
Gold Crown, $3.50; Rubber Plate,
$3.50. Red Cross Dentists, N. E..
Cor. Post and Riverside (entrance
on POst).
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-09

Ed Konetchy says that AL Shaw
will make good with the New York
Giants. Honey also said that San
Francisco was frost as so cent
town.