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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-20
THREE PERSONS KILLED.
Jim coker, Fatally Shot, in Turr
Kills His Slayer.

Cordell, Okla, Nov. 19,-Resulting
from a quarrel over a load of kaffir
corn, Jim Coker, a man named De.
lozier and the latter's wife were shot
and killed at about 6 O'Clock Satur-
day evening in what is known as the
Boggy Creek neighborhood, six miles
northeast of Cordell.
Delozier, accompanies by his wife,
and little son, Kellar, went down to
farm where Jim Coker and Dolph
Ogle were at work, and began curs-
ing Coker, shooting him immediate
" afterward. Keeling backward, two
or three steps, Coker moaned, He
has killed me-" lie seemed to rally
for a moment, however, and raising
his gun, fired at Delozier, killing him
instantly.
Dolph Ogle, Coker's lS-year-old
companion, at this moment, it is al
legged, raised his weapon and shot
Mrs. Delozier.
All used Winchester pump-guns.
Delozier is said to have been a
halfbreed Cherokee Indian. He
leaves the small boy, Kellar. Coker
leaves a wife and two children.
Ralph Ogle, who is son OF
-,,.+;co Of tho Peace c. w COker, OF
Uordell, was placed in jail here Sat
rt-ay night and refused to talk about
the tragedy. A preliminary exam
ination will probably be held Mon
day.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-20
AMERICAN TROOPS ALONG MEX
lCAN BORDER TO PREVENT Fill
I6USTERlNG. -.
ORDERS FROM ST|MSON
Secretary of War lnstructs Com
mander of United States Troops to
Enforce Strict Neutrality Along the
Border.


Washington, d. c., Nov. 2O.-Deter-
mined to stamp out fiiibusterlng expe-
ditions against Mexico. Secretary Of
War Stmson today authorized Gen
eral Duncan, commanding the depart
ment Of Texas, to enforce the neu-
trality laws with vigor and to move
the troops under his command with
out awaiting orders, from the depart
ment.
Stimson also informed General Dun.
can that he should not lack for cav.
airy necessary 10 prevent filibuster-
ing.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-20
MEETING Of FANS
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
ALL WHO ARE CRESTED IN
BASEBALL SHOULD ATTEND
THIS MEETING.

The baseball fans of the city are
requested to meet at the city hall
Wednesday night at o'clock to make
preparations for the coming year.
If Ardmore has organized baseball
the coming season the citizens will
have to get busy at once ana put the
team on a solid financial foundation.
Manager McAvoy has issued this
call to the fans and expects them to
respond. He states that he has the
nucleus of a fine team for the COM
ing season and wants TO tell the
public just what will have to be
done if we have organized basouall
the coming year.
Come out to the meeting Wednes-
day night.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-20
HARVESTER TRUST
ASKS RE-HEAR|NC
RECENT DEcLARA-
TON FOR "SoUARE DEAL" is
QUOTED BY CORPORATION.

Jefferson City, No, Nov. 20.-Quot-
ing Rooseve't's recent declaration for
Il square deal" 10th for the corpora
tions and the public, the International
Harvester Company today filed in the
VI .ssouri supreme court a motion for
a re-hearing in the recent case, in
which the company was ousted from
The state and fined $4,000. The gist
# the motion is that the company
should not be punished for mere pos
session of power"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-20
FACING a Water Famine.

Seattle, Wash, Nov. 20.-With Sc
attic facing water famine and many
smaller towns west of the Cascade
mountains under ater or cut off from
communication by the loss of bridges
and washing out of roads, the people
of western Washington are anxiously
watching for signs of subsidence of
the flood that has ragged for over two
days.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-20
FIVE HUNDRED GOVERNMENT
EMPLOYEES WORKED ALL LAST
NIGHT m WASHINGTON
SEATTLE IS THREATENED
Northwestern City is Threatened with
Water Famine, as Result of Two
Days Rains in the State of Wash
ineton.

Ellensburg, Wash, Nov. 20.-Fiye
hundred government employees work
ed all night to control the food wat
ers, rushing over the storage dam at
the mouth of Lake Kaches, near East
on.
1t was feared that to save the dam,
it would be necessary to release the
flood waters stored back of it. Ar
rangements have been made to warn
the people up and down the valley
quickly, if the waters have to be
released.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-20

The woman or man who knows
how to grow old gracefully has ac-
nuired about all the knowledge neces.
sary to make life worth living.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-20
PRESIDENT OF SANTO
DOMINGO KILLED
RAMON CACoREs KILLED BY Po-
LlTlCAL MALCoNTENTS YES
TEROAY AFTERNOON.

Washington, D. c., Nov. 2O.-Ramon
Cacores, pres dent of Santo Domingo,
was assassinated by political malcon-
tents in San Domingo City, late yes
terday, according to a report to the
state department. No uprising has
followed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-20

| have a thoroughly competent young
man, who would like to get set
OF books to keep at night G. P. Sell
vidge. Phone 80. lo-S
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-20
ShaWee Police Busy.

Shawnee, Okla, Nov. 19.-The 20
lice were active Saturday night AMI
made ten arrests. Two colored girl,
were arrested for street watkins
two white men were arrested for
gaming and six assorted drunks were
also taken in tow The gamblers
were arrested in a room on West
Main street.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-20
CARL MORRIS WINNER
The Oklahoma Fighter Beats Bill
Bass Quickly.

Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 1S.-lt took
less than one round for Carl Morris
of Oklahoma to show his supremacy
over BT Bass of Virginia tonight at
the National Athletic Club. After
sparring a few moments Morris cut
loose and swung rights and lefts to
Bass body and head and in less than
two minutes the Virginian was flat
on his back and the referee stopped
the bout.
Bass was completely outclassed.
Neither man showed any form.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-20
KILLED WIFE AND
THEN HIMSELF
MISSOURI HUSBAND AND WIFE
QUARREL OVER FORCED MAR
RIACE YEARS AGO.

Nevada, Mo, Nov. 2O.-While his
i've children, the oldest II years Of
age, lay asleep in an adjoining room,
.. c. Allison, wealthy farmer, shot
and killed his wife and then shot
himself to death at his home near
lere this morning.
The couple quarre,ed over their
'orced marriage twelve years ago
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-20
PACKERS TRIAL WAS
POSTPONED TODAY
JUDGE CARPENTER POSTPONES
TRIAL OF TEN DEFENDANTS
UNTIL WEDNESDAY.

Chicago, H., Nov. 2O.-Judge Car
penter in the federal district court
today postponed Until Wednesday, the
trial of j. Ogden Armour and nine
ether packers, charged with violating
the criminal provisions of the Sher-
man antitrust law.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-20

If we had made the world we
wouLl have left out lot of the
troublesome things, and quite likely
overlooked making most Of the good
things.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1911-11-20
TAFT,S PHYSICIAN
SAYS He IS IMPROVED
ALTHOUGH HE is MUCH BETTTR,
PRESIDENT WILL BE CON-
FINED FOR FEW DAYS YET.

Washington, d. c., Nov. 20.-Dr.
Delaney, the White House physician,
after a visit to the president today,
announced that Taft's cold was much
better However he is to be confined
to the executive mansion for a few
days.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-28
GbsdlhmiaDfl.

Gin unbttannt.r ,ttpa 32 Sabre al.
ter Rsqsr iislIts iih asittru In Mm
pubpdasnssfhdft pon 6arrn appsl.
go. 921 gine Sirabs. Elm, uHo .auf {
,intn Tam,nbut i'm Wsrths BON 1922.
or btsotlis nit .inem pom &c. grcirn"
sueuniteH bon .Ulelpin Smiih1 ar
bitWartei gldiiondI 8anf ousgsftsllttn
une auf $l2 Iauisneeu Ghsd, srhieIi
rem llsberid,ub In Sohs BON So.02
onsbs3ahlt unb sntftrnte iid3. otrr
apptI iano ipdier, bob sr eiHen tpertbs
Iofen ged ansenOmmsn bniis. DIR
Reaer bate fsinsn Qamen als Welnin
Smith. Ro. 730 Dsi. Court Strabf,
ang.asb.n. isoof III iptoer IN bem
bouis nod in Der Rahborftcft Elm
Wcnn biefes Hdmtns betonns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-28
Gdmabiiher llntsritasnnss.ge gereia.

Inter 9oriis bta Ssrrn gris aebr
uno Der Shriiiiiibruns o.s 9trrn,
Senrn GIoedIsr fano ssfiern bic r,gtI
mibies 9sridmmIuns BEE obistn Der
eias itoit. gln orei .rtruntis Miigiits
oer fpuree bic iibIife llntsrftiisuHg
i'm g.iroes BON S14 anstpiefen. Grau
Tlnrie u. Maisr. btrsn Gciis Carl 81.
Wlaisr tiir5lit5 geitorben III. bsbaniis
iit in sinsm S6reiben fir bic proHps
te aussohIung oes G.erbegsloes urb
bic getbeilisuns Der Wsrtinsmi.eIisbsr
Eel bem gtsrdbnib. Jiir ben am
2. Somitas i'm 5ebruar 1912 in etr
G.Htral 5urnbaae gu psrunftclienbsn
@tisIlidnftss unn WosisHbolI ipurben
bic foIsenoeH 6erun ais arrunsss
men.s ausihub ernannt: Eub,r
Sfmioi. gnon 5odSiruber, 2usns
TanseImspsr. Ssnrn 0loedIsr, Aueuii
amnnn. glbolpb groeslsr unb Der
praiisni 5ris esbr. ey officiD.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-28
0sbeimMibuellss Bsrf6niHDsa.

Die poli5si fpurbs geiisrn trIuGt,
Qahforfhunsn nod BEN nm 12. Ci
tobsr unter eebeimnibpOIItn umftdns
ben oerfhnunbenen Sad J. btmdo'b
pon RO. 1913 Carton Girnbs. ansu
iisllen. Gran 9smeIctb srbieit poa
benz germibi.n sinen Ginffreibsbrisi
foIssnhen 5nbriis: .Du tpirft ia sis
nie.n 5agen pom mir b0rfn. Jh babe
cine neus GisIluns In Musfihf une
psrbe Dir bic Ginssibeiitn tolb NIT
ibsilsn." 9isfss mar cas lsese lsr
bensssiden. psIfes 3rou 6emeiaib
ppn ihrsm Gaiisn erhdlten bat. Gis
befinbti fih feibitperitdnblih In grss
Ger ilnruk. Der Wufmnunbens rar
friiber Gupsrintenbent elmer bielioen
Rlsioerfirmn.
fyraa Abnsr SimonioH. Mnttsr Don
brsi Hinhern, pon nenen b0B Eliens
IA SABRE ali lii. iuirn felt Nittnon
Gus ibrer Wobnune in Rortb Nsnb
ptrmiBt. Der 0aste ipdnete ii@ or
Jriebtnsrintsr Charts %. Gntne,
BON Qorth 8snn. unn bikisr benu6
rihtisis seitern bic bseiise Voli3ei.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-28

|nehr iinft Die Sonre. Sect ltciac,
pcn Der SeiHc her ntattr Hcbei oiif
.ric Sdllcier, pcritdrfei, iid), ilsniicn
ineinunber unb nebmert ben admpf ouf
legen Die Sirnblcnoc, bic ibrer ait.
qriife Su ipotten lheint ino lid1 menr
piirpurn iartt. llno bod iieaen Die
graiien Sd)atten laaalam aber iid)cr
ilbcr oas Sidlf uno ben @lan5 Gin
Sterben iii es, Elm Sterben in 5h0ii.
hcIt
NSie lebcno treteu Die ipltn0erlam
be'dienenen Tenfinaler ilno 8eitol.
ten ous ibrem iteinernen @efangnlg.
Ter fcine aopf gornes idleint it'd
berpor3uneiaen, Der lcraent Sort,
Ger shefenienr De la patrte". ocu
anlHpf aeaen bic sSein6e oes Gaicrs
lnlloes maqen III lpollcn. ~ Snip..
rftion" begeiitert Den anfihnileh0eh
stiinliler, Der Sd)nier5 Der trauerns
cen Nt1itter miro erareiienoer. unD
in'i torpcrlidb cnipfinoet Der 9eldsan.
CT S1s Seib aIler 0erer init, bic lid
nui Dem Wonliment oes gorts aegeit
bic oiiltere 8eipalt ocs AllbeliaerS
ouilebnen limb bod nermoa fem
Ginorud ben ienipen nb5llidnpad)en,
Der It'd, iuic cine 9siliou Dem tSeond,t.
nii; eirpr1ate: bic IidJte Sfonbeit
nit Dem iIeareiden Sade!n an Dem
EEor oez llnbefonnten uno bic tSc'
halt oc& fleinen glonotopis. Der III
Sas 3unfei bes Grabes bcritnter'
Iteipi. nm 3u erlplben. mas hinter
hcn Giorien oes gbocS Iauere
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-28
eokal.Derid)t
eso6nenoer GiM6ra4.
q ghmudIaNen iM Hsrtte ppa $500
aus Der Hotmuaa bss 6seh.
alapu sshpblen.

Reife ptult madten Ginbrtf<r,
irelds aeiisrn atenb spilt<n 8 unb y
ilbr Der Wobnung bes ptrrn Jrto.
aIdpsr. go. 3421 BERN Mpe., 0rbt
sort, sinen 9sIut obftaiistsn une
Ehmndfaden i'm Mertbs bon S579
tnttpenbetsn. Der 9itbiinbI purDs
ipdbrsnb Der abfpeisnbeit nsr Janis
lie, lpslhs sinsn 9adbar beiufi bot
lie, periibi. als 6err Eiarsr surs
nad) 8 llbr beintebrte. sntb<dts er su
ieinsm Streden. bab fGmmtlift 3ims
rer uno Rdume feintr 1Dobnuns
burdfiobert tporbsn iporen. Shrnnse,
Gommoesn unb Giiisn martin gtoffnsi
nnb ibr 5nbaIt in tpilotr llnoroHuns
iiber ben Jubbobsn psritreut iporosn.
Gins untsrlnhung ereab. cab oitelns
BREEDER iih aus elmer aommcoe TIM
sfueiten Stodusrt Shmudldd,tu I'm
Werthe BON $579 ongeeienet batitn.
Gle battsn mehrtn tusrthpciis DID
mdRinabsln. ipelts iid in otrisibtn
4ommoos befauoen, iiberfshn. Gins
Ginoeripurbiitfs mar BON ben Bur
ifsn srbrofen uno hires aus Sl5 b.
Iiebtnoen Jnbalis btraubi lporotn.
Der ginbrud, mub nah Gintrlis Der
GunteIbeit ksnnsen porotn itin, ba
In alien 3immern uno aui Den 1Nps
pen ana.brannis Strsihbol3er ssfisns
ben ipuvben. Die Jrtibsnisr lDawn
pom 6eis aus ourd1 sir aiidxnfsni'sr
einseiiisasn uno batien bas 6aus audi
nuf pemisIbsn gBegt ptrIaHtn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-28

sSleii6 3u btden. 9ieie nnabdnberliht
3bdtiad)e ipirb ben 9lusgong Der
Mablen beftimmen unb iie tperben ent.
ihieben au ltnguniten Der Re9ieruna
ausfa[Ien. 9us ReIultdt piro ioaar
cine 9lrts rspoIutiondrsn aaratters,
iotpeit es bic bisberigsn 9ruppiruneen
betrifft. pffsnbaren. parteiePrin-
3tpisn tperpen pOaiq unbea6tet blei-
ben. 0as sin3ige 2eitmotip fir Die
giirger rpiro bilIigeres 8rob unn billie
ceres sfIeiih Iein unb nm bieies gu
erlongen, iperbsn bic breitsn Bolts
idbidten bic parteisu, rpel6e biele Silfs
ni6t estpdbren ipolIen, perluHeu.
Cine Regierung bic iih uns
eeIeaenbeiten unb Standardization mas
den mill, braudt nur auf Die Grobez
rung bon Solonisen ausSugeben. Die
StaIiener. Die itd offenbar einbiloeten,
stnen n1ilitdrtiben Spaaierguns burh
5ripplis peranitalten gu tonnen, iperz
ben ieBt zines 8eTereu bslebrt. Die
Qrober bepeiien ibren alien Ruf ais
muthige Streiter, sumaI rpenn ss gilt
fir ibrsn 9laubeu ein5uItehen, Dem lie
10 fanatiit unbdngen, ipie Die Siirs
ten. 0ieisn WiDeritanb bat Die tiire
tiIhe Rsgieruug porausgeishen, bic
ielbitperitdnoIth ben 4rabern ale
mOgIihe llntsritiiBuns gefpdbrt. Die
in Sripolis nod pprbanbsnen tiirti=
Ihen gruppen tperbsu BON Gffi3iersn
bsfebItat. bic etne quite militGrtIhe
Qusbiloune i'm 4usluno eenoFen ia
ben uno bus maht Die unter ibner
tGmpfenben Nraber nod piosritdnbs=
fd6iaer. 9as ReIultot ipiro lpobl istn,
oab Die StuIiensr, bic auf dbioluter
SouperdnitGt ubsr 2ripolis bsItehsn.
parin eiHpiQieeu, Der IurteI einen
4uidetn non Soupsrdnitdt 3u oeitdt=
ten, mas inon por pcrntereir bait,
gei1ebeu iplIeu.
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Inter Sraufreids sruRen
IDbtem.
9aris. i'm Ottobsr.

Weit binter uns laiIen mir bas Oes
triebe Der 9ouispdrps. bas geiurre
Der Champs GIniess, bas 8ensin Der
4utos unb ben 4oblsnbampf Der
Strabenbabnpaaen, bic iih nit BEN
aufbringlidxn parfiim Der Dsmimons
b1nen unb Dem feinen Sirabeniiaut
gu einem bGblihen gansen permifhen.
unb iteieen binuuf 3u Der reinsn 2uft
unp Der oba,iIdrten Ruk bes pers
2d6diie, b<s berHbmtefttH ber brei
groBen parifer 6rieDh0ft.
Die nrurieIieen Bouleparbbdum6en
boben Shon l6ngft ibr neltes 6oms
mertleib bergsben miifen; ober 9ier
oben t6rnte man glauben, ner Goms
mer fIhrs nod BIZ 6<rrf4cft- Qsudr
trnb IN iippfgem Grau Reber rk m6d
tiseu Boumgrurpsn, bic s1 Denfm6e
lFr non Sruntrsidhs gruten 9shtEn q,
frrrnz- &uun,. hat f1a dR aahu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-28

0ouo. Stubbs Don SdnIas
madt pem grGIioenteu ben 8prpurf,
ooB er Die Utagnaten bes Del Srults
ni1t ms 3uhthaus aejhidt, na9nem
bds Oberbunoesseri6t ben Sruit fir
unaeieslih srtldrt bat. 0a 3tpeifels
log auh in Sanias Sruits Corbouoen
finb, 10 IoQ Der 9ouperneur es etns
NAL in ieinsm sigsusn Staatc nit Der
itruFrsntIthsn YerfoIguug bon Eruits
girettoren perIuhen. Dab er IS niht
qetban bat, ptrb pobI oaran liegen,
baB er bic unm0glintsit elmer ueber@
fiibrunQ einfisbt. 9enau 10 ergeht es
bsm 9rGiiDsntsn. Sm uebrigen 1T Die
Regulirung bss 9unoeIs our6 Rao
uRb 8algen mittelultsrlid. Der eez
iammte 8erlauf Der JruIt 0erfoIs
sunsen bat ge5eigt, ooB 5rults ntnt
oemoltrt, ioubsrn Hur tCntroIirt pers
ben t0nuen.
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3is aegieruns Bat bic Babz
len fir ben nsuen Rei6staa auf ben
II. Sanucr oneefest. Sic bat fit
moglthft tanse 3eit gloFen unb foe
gar ben geieBlideu 9srnin I6.r=
ihritten. in oer poffnuns, bob be
1beueruu9 bis buhin etpas peiten
fperoe- Sn oieter 6cffuung III Ts
getGui1t moroen, no bie 9er9GltnifTs
fih 1trfn nerfhftMmert b1ben rnb
bas utrb feenr nnn aus nnturgemd>
gen gchdirmtHm frt n<iiu rer=
fhkhtrrn sSn sxu Mobe rts
ele 9eu0lkuung Fin arsRbut, ili
0sutfgirno neniEr nefdbigt, ben Sc
trsiAs6saurf Enn nie Rrrffrsge H1lt
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Waitbdns 0smeinle Daiar.

Der @c5or Der M0ttb6usG Gsmeinbe.
Der iidb felt ben Ietien Sipei Wo6en sis
nes isbr suien 3ufpruds erfreut tnt.
iuiro ouh beute BON 3 uhE 0a&mh.
tags an bis Ii ubr MbeHDS ofien leiE
uno Hnb sanS befcnbtrs arranatmsnts
fur bic lnterhdltung bsr @eitdes o.
treffen tpoEnen. Die fplofnbfn Ges
geaRdnbe murnsn gelpoHnsH: 30. "a.
mar Hnaul, neibt Hsttbde: 10. 100,
1rou Runtt, l Hab 1lsbl; so. "a
Gmnsa MsHbt, Hu4tHi<n<r; 30. Is.
Gtbfl UhQihbeu, rpttks Gomms.. !.
AtEtn; go. 30. 6rau .. Hc6kr. gtid
dr6dt; 90. 19, 6rikhd NnnS6pif, bgl.;
n IL. ~. 0Ertsumy 9r1btelIer; 30.
a. B. { &n01ss r. 9pp4
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Ais bic Gb tcu 9oer iAren
Sdpenmtanul bauten, Der ben I'm
ratb in Ten oSuinoi5 unb ron bort in
ben WtiItTiippi abIeitete, iagteu mir
poruus, odb Der Blan iih nidlt belpdhs
rem pIrbe unn bas beitdtist iih JET.
Der aanuI lit in 5olge Der Stauung
bes unrdtbs 10 unTanitdr gsporoen,
baB man jeBt 8orbereitun1en trtfft,
ben rihtigeu 9Ian aufsunehmen, nahz
BEN iiber 90 Minipnen Dollars unz
nuBer Deiie peraus8d6t porben iino.
Der glan beItebt in Der QnIegung sis
rer Qnsu1l Gldrbeter. 3ieIer 4ufs
aobe lnirb iih audi Cincinnati niht
entsieben t0nnen. Gs lit uneentbar,
baB Der 3unleilt 10 ieihte Obio alien
lluratb, Der ibm 3ugeFiihrt rpiro, fnrts
2uIpUIsn psrmas. Sn Der nGhiten
.3eit IollteH Die oorbereitenpen Qn'tols
ten getroffen perDen, "a un'er Sps
item con 4b3uqs Sandlen orinueno
elmer 4enberunq beDarf, ba erfidtIih
1T. cap lie 3u tlein itno. um ale 3us
fliiiie aufHebmen 81 tOnneH.
9rGiibeut ; Ats Iange Reiie
nGbert iid ibrem gnbe unb man frQgt
tpispiel getehrungGn er qemaht bat
Seine 8sqner iprefen linn iebeu grs
folg ab uuo feline 8clpurberer tehdup=
Ten, oaB er Die ibm feiuoIi6en Stdas
ten erobsrt bat. 9eins 4nTihten iino
uutontrplirbar uuo fheineu uns auh
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8rdiibenten nitt tpegsn ieIner 'dDn2H
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6ranDen, Ionoern man fragt ii6 ob
has tpas er ttut unD detban bat, 0sm
2unoe Dienlin iii. geTonoers ieboh
Iiro bic 0tonomii6en 8ertGltniiTe be-
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bic 8ei6Gfte bafrieptreno limb unb
pas Bolt Hiht purh cine uberudBiqe
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man erDdrten, boz Die @QHlsu i'1
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ousfcqen. is ptrp a!Io piei baron
abhGn1en, in tDie nett es thm g:Iinat,
zen nd6iten 4ongreb 3u 3oilermdBis
eungeu 3u bepegen, bic OueiH cine
quite GjeihdftsIaae uno eIne befrteots
senoe preislage 81 iitsrn permpgsn.
Der 8eri6t Der Cater Goms
million, pelher pom Der Poitbei6rbez
rung ausgsi6IoRsn uurbe, big Der
prdIibent Zen uniinuigen 8efehl rid
qdngtg ma6ts, erpeiit, oub oas Cater
ieinen Vdhrbooen in otonomiihen
8erbGltniiien ftnbet. Die 3dbl Der
qeipsrbsmdBigsu prpitttuirisn pirb
ais uerhdItniBmdBiq gerinq augegs6sn.
Die Qr0Bte Shaar Der gefaqeusn, bic
hem Cater aIs Rebsnsrperb ii6 hingss
ben, retrutirt iid aus Mdb1su, bic
bel tbreu ihlehtsn 2obnbs3iigen niht
iar 2lustommen gu finben berm0oen.
QDo bie U{dD6en bel ihren GItern
rpohnen, lit oas llebel ni6t 10 perbreis
tel, dbsr bic Uidbhen, Die aus BEN
2anoe 3ur Staot tommen, iinb tbatz
idnIth ge3Dungen. ibren unesniiaenz
ben GIntiinftsn burt llniittIi6fsit
ousaubeIfen. Die Su6Iaqe erfd.tnt
lin 10 emporenbsr, als bic Differing
fih ohne Shpisrioteit betsn lirae.
ssur Ole 4rbeitgeber tomnt bic Wlehrz
ousgabe niht tpeientII6 in gstraft,
absr Die ungLiidIi6en flhrt ieoer 1olz
lar. Den fle 5u pentg srbaIten, inE
gSeroerben
The Washington times., 1911-06-30
Sees Enemies In Bleachers.

Sporting Editor, Washington Times;
The real dope or the Washington
baseball outfit IN regard to their failure
to win more games is owing,v in a
great measure, to their enemies in the
bleachers. l mean the fans who howl
and growl at them because they paid
25 cents, and expect them to beat the
champions of the world. In the face
of such discouragement it is no wonder
they, are GLAD to get away and face
the enemy not so hostile. I remember
a few years ago when the Washington
team was composed of Case Patton. d
left hander, who was presented with
bouquets and hailed with a storm of
applause, when he took his position on
the firing line. But, alas, this popular
acclaim was but momentary, for when
the team began to lose behind him he
was surrounded by this same gang who
screamed for his scalp, aud caused him
10 throw his arm completely out to
satisfy them. The Jim Delehanty case
was somewhat similar. This star was
howled away from Washington by this
same gang who are now on the war
path again. If the rooters will help the
players to win instead of helping them
TO lose the team will get along better
as the scores will indicate, and If this
ISN'T the real dope then I miss my
guess. A WISE GUY.
The Washington times., 1911-06-30
Defines Duties of Fans.

Sporting Editor, Washington Times:
It seems every fan" who has the
welfare of the team at heart should
raise his voice in protest against the
management. Why in the name Of crea-
sion should this town be forced (by Ban
Johnson) to carry burden like his pet
McAleer, who after three years trial in
st. Louis. made such a complete failure,
when men like Billy Murray or Fred
Lake are available? Is 1t because this
town is doomed to iDe (as it always has
.been) the "goat?" In last evenings pa
pers Mckicer is quoted us saying for
unknown reasons some of the players
have slowed up in the last ten days.
Had he said ten weeks. or several years,
he. would have been much nearer the
mark. He also makes as an excuse for
mot, getting Lester Long, that college
epitchers do not amount to much.
Nov, fans" honestly, don't such eX-
.cuses make You tired? Would 1t not
Ahave been much easier for him to say
r'NVait until next year" which is all we
shave gotten in the twelve years? How
dong, oh! how long? 1t seems strange
sthat a manager of a ball team cannot
tsee what is perfectly plain TO the vast
majority of the fans" without going
into details (beer gardens and the fair
sex). / do not mean to imnlicate all or
the players, but enough OF them to ruin
the prospects of any ball club. word
- the wise Is sufficient J. z. d