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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-13
W e n, y o z {.

Sie Geiupurt Office ilr sas gin
cinuatier guIfsbIatt" 6eiinbrt adl iR
80. 339 gprf strake, gsesnabsr benz
Gpurtbauie, wpielbit Rsuigfsiten, An'
seigen n. (. tu. bis 10 tIbr 10 NiHutea
absubs entaeaenaenpmmsn tperSsH.
Sslephun Spnth 24O1.
ID. $. 5artsr BON Rsp Waoiion,
8, uHp Rutb Cooper Don Rihmanp,
SnO.. erDirttsn ssitsrn sinsH Seirathss
i6etn.
- George 8. ShuIB unb 5rau
ibertruesn an Robert 6. Rubbs Got II
in Der Cote 8riliaHts untsrabtbtllung,
30 bel 100 Gub, an Der Sitisits Der
BART aDenus in 0snport, fir 81 unb
anbers 9erbinDIihtsitsn.
- Sm Campbell Gountn areisass
riot ertanntsn bic Geihppreusn Su
GunItsn Der 8stIagtsn in Dem gale
bon Grant Shisr gsssn emma Rais
rem. aldser perlansts $1,000 Shes
bsnsrIas rpsgen Derldumoana. -- Wss
gen angriff uno ShIdssrsi puros ber
Nsgsr So6H Zeal gu siHem SGhr 3uht.
baus uub 8esabIung elmer Gsloitrafs
bon $500 fopis ben Soften nsrurtbeiIt.
- Sn BEN Sale bes NodlGbpsrpaIs
ters BON aothartna SsuhrsnbolS atosn
sIebn 8artls ertonntsu bic 9sihtpores
nen fir ben aIdgsr fir $500. Tsr
aupalt bss gs,Iagtsr rsihts Griinbe
| fiIr 9sptliguns zines Heusn prossnss
elm.
-Morgsn besebsn I'D cine grobe
4n3abl Rsnporter nod) esm 9aguneR
Bart in Qublou, no bic 9ersiHigtsR
beutifen unterftabuRss s8sreins ibr
9iezglic abbalten. Dos arransss
| msntstpmmittse bat bic bsitsn 8orbss
reitungsR qetroFfsn, ben gsiu6ern sts
nen anaensbmen Ratmittag su bsrsi'
ten. aou8srtzWufit, 5an5, gpotfabrs
ten agf bsm 2asuusn, ausrIei 'onitiss
! Spiels, une tur3um allss ftnbst man
ba mas man auf sinsm Jamilisn pic
glic finben nil. QsriGumt uiht bds
| gics0ic Der gersinistsH 0eutf6sn
uuterItiisungspersins su 6eiuhen.
Soporo Btllinm RorS. Gufel.
io6n bon Supertntsnoent Der bffsntli:
den @erts 9hspbors Mar3 pou Rem:
port, Itarb ss'tsrn in Der OohnuHe
feinsr Gltern an Moobburn aDe, II
GOpingtOn.
- Die Maifins fir Die .DsobiuI
9icture Sboip" in Der Sbnfslon
5aas. III porigs 9tadt gsftoblsn uni
nit Der Snlsgar, tpslhs um bdlb
lIbr burt Istpprrt na9 Cincinnati
fiibrt, pou aEpsi WdHneru nGh Gin
einnati sebrads :poroen. Die pOlise
erhielt cine eendus psripuaIbefdJrsI
buna Der 5p.i 9is6s. pslhs Die Mn
fchtns, bic etpo 80 qfuno pieei, &c
itohlsu ha6er.
- Die 5ruItess Der ct. 5tspbans
Stride 6a6sn in ibrsr poresjtsrn 4ben'
itattgefunbsnen Gisung bic pldns fiji
!: bas neus S6ulbdus, psIfes an Maib
Inaton Abe. unp 9. Strabe ssball
ipirb, in 8sratbung gsnommsH, 9i
4 9sbduoe, Ipelfs nod nuf bem 8au
plate Itsbsn, iperben gum 8ertnufe an
sebetsn, uno 10 fhnea nIs biefelbsn ab
Z astrassn fiHb, nirb nit benz NeubG
6sgonntn. 9srislbe srb1lt cine 5ron
ppn 90 5uB an BufbingtpH aDs
l0rnlih BON a.Strnbf, unb lduft iDeii
lid bis our Roberts StraBe 100 Gui
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-13

Gin pfeb Dor sinem ablitferaagss
spnaeH Der DlsrrnlDsathsr Ira 60,
ipurDe asitern Aknb an Der Settbs
uno Gpeomert gtrcbs pl0slit fttis
nab lief baDcn. Der autIAer, Der lei.
nen Qumen nift anesben ipplis. Uur'
bs Bel benz Neriuh. oas 1bKr aufsu'
balten. eine srebs Gtrtds spsit a,'
tdslsift, che ss ihm eslang. iih lossu.
mchfH. Gas slfsrb ronHif fhllshlidl
asatn tinsn 7flseraphsns Qfnbi an
Mebfte unb Gneamcrt Gtrab. uue
fam sum 60It. Der maetH tpuTbt ssr'
triimmsrt, Der. Rutifher eniian isood
NIT lsitbisa W<rlfsaHgsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-13
Rsenepxs aso DsstDs.

- Sn Wable's 0aIle bat am Dons
nsrftda 2lbsHp eine 9erfummIuns BON
giirgern itattstfunDen. osnen ritl Dos
ran ssIsgen lit, eineR Rlab 81 prsanls
Tiren, tpsIher NIT Der Siio aentudn
GtrabenbaAn-S -Sompaenie psgsn pes
guuss zines 8idoutt iidb psreintgsn
foa, um gsaepue nit Dupton gu Dsrs
biRpen.
-- Sine &iaHs bon sttpa 100 Rim
bern srbdIt mprgsn 8ormittaa in Der
ct. israusistus airhe ods 5atramsnt
Der 5irmung burh 8hncf Rass.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-13
9as observation-disclosures bat i'5 bli
gum Dienfics psEiast.
9rOsbss prcisItss ess friibsrru Sprts
fsrs Cannon.
Central Mroo srtlirt Den slDiatH Brls'
ben fur sinsu -9rcurn BON
9r6umern@.

WdibiHsion, .. e., IL. Ulat.
las observation-disclosures rtrtdeis iida
cm dr,isag mad elmer turSsn Sislng
isis aum DtmFtag. Der frihrt Sprts
der Cannon nolIts Elm pdar Woris
ifer oisIen ghnn, Fih iiter WaOntda 81
rsrtaeen, ipanH 4ntraes nnf entlni'
luna Don aommititsn poH Der GrtDo =
euna roa glorlngsn, bic f'e IN 6dH.
bsn hdben, In Cronung itiH lUiirotH,
iaaen, Der Giibrsr Der Wloj0ritdt, Re-
praIeninHt llnceTpooo, esItatseie ibm
biss abr Hihi uHb beitaHo 0uF Der
geriaguna. Die RtpubIiiaHfr rsria6s
ZEN, bic WeriasuHs gu Dsrbinosrn, atsr
ptFasblica
Am GisnIida tptrb bic MfIclniicn
sur 4ufnahms BON ArisoHa uHD Jlei
Msriio in Den StaatfHbnnb uuFgsHorI.
men iperbtn,
QsineGinmif6une.
9areb ben gtaaisislrsldr aHcY al.
scrifiris am Srfitag Der prifoeEs
I1f. ben 8oifHdfter Milion in WssIi'
10, .alle uniinnisen Gtriidts' iiter tis
ne onpsblichs aniegpsRtirH Der Der.
GiaatsH In Werisc In Abysbt ~ ftsis
len. Die Gtpsifk, bis tn Werito Der.
cFfsntiid3i tptrpen joll. ipurbe nab Der
aubinsssfbung, In. luslthsr bic Gage In
Wsriic siHssbsn0 srDrttrs frnr6e, ab'
ssfnidt.
,aritssfetrtidr Ditinfon
rtfieHirt.
Der ariecslstrtt6r Jacob MtBarr0d
DidiHlon. non ssantIiss, pas otmo'
iraiiifx wlstaliso i'm acblHet De-
glrdfibsntsn Taft, eat rsilsniri, nm
borrp &. GiimpIaH, prH aeipgcTi, Dsr
BEL nsr Itsisn M1hl asibldefnt sspu'
tlitaniT6e @ouperneurs.aaHolbai npn
isnsm Giaaif. III su isinsm Na6toIatE
trnanni ipprDen. Tiffe AniunDisurg
purDe am Grsitns MbtHb i'm Meibn'
6aus asmahi. Sxtrstar 1idiniDn bal
eIs @Tune fir isiHe RtIiaHatiSn brin'
afnbe psrf5nlids @eIddfls anetssttn,
i.lln er ipiro iisb nads 1enaeiiss Suriids
bsasbfn, ipbaln 0srr EtimTcn fem aml
anaftrsita BAT. CT miro iih an ar0ber
Observation-Disclosures bststlliSsH
unn Mat pisb<r Esins Anppiaifnprayia
aufntbmen. bic tr aufsab. als sr i'm
Wl6rs 1909 sum aTiegsistsiar tr'
nanDt ipHres.
DIR neus Nsr. EtanteH II NJ
tsrf6abmsiiisr In
Nsp Y0rf.
| gsralibtt znii bat aln 1rsisda e.. q
MilIinaloH Dou 0fFliHtr, n. d.. gun
Der. Ginasfn 0iilfs.Sdat tnsiIttr II
ZEN g)ori sYnoHnt, els RanfcIefr Dor
Charles q. 1srrn, Der siirali6 ssiiorl
ben IN.
a6EannRg Gin 4Taam poy
1rdnmtTH,
| Gnerclmojpr mcoO. otr 9ktf bsl
0,emraIitdbes. iagit an GEsiiog pol
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-13

Der 4. uub Charles Gtrafe. ilnier
Marut fir Samiltsn uobut Nu. 301
gsorb front Ctr. 9elepbpn Samiltop
1376sR. 5slepbun ssaieres 9erreipea
- Rpbert gispsr, Der nsun Sabre
aIts Spbn Der Witttpt Uiorp qispsr
BON Der 5ront uuo Barnett Sirabs.
ipsIHer bsuts opr abt sassu por siF
mem Masen iiberfabreu uub am arm
psrlsst lpuros, Iis9t i'm 0lsrtp 6os
fpttal ON Sinnbatentrampf iterbsnss
trdnt bdrnIeosr.
- 9us SeItamsnt Der perItorbsnen
Rsbscca Dotp stbt Der Riats 5sunie
gOuiins ben sanSsu RaddaB une na6
ibrsm sobe Der Ruth Gooeiu9tou be-
bufs 8srpaItuug fir aeturab eous
fins.
- Geparb aapsnscraFt bon SbaHs
bon purbe pon Der aHtIass bes trimts
ususn 4Heriffs uuf sin sshnjdhrtses
mdohen pom 7risesnsrihtsr Clair
frstgsfprphsn uno auf bic antIaat ess
thGtIiden qnsriffs untsr $500 9irss
I6cFt benz @tribt iitertpisisn.
-- Gin 9fsrb f6suts aefisrn Mors
gen pGbrsnb Der pdraoe oss Dcune
GufFalp WiIb Deit Gtrtus Dor btm
Wehrum gIpt on Der Stsb Strdbs
uub ranHts eteeH tiHsu tIsstrifhen
GihtpFoftsn, rpsI6sr umfisI. gsim ums
fallen purbsH 3psi juHss W1uner,
rGhid" Qoe unb Wartin Mslh utrs
Isbt. Qestsrsr puros mad esm Wterer
6oIpitol a,bratt, no ihm Or. uldrs
WiQittn sinsn 9srbano anlsats.
- Gs bsFtuhsn iib 3ur 3ett brei
Qotientsn in bsm psithaus ouf bsr
Harm oss Gpuntp glrmsnhduI.s
iptl6. nit ben OGDEN bsbaftst iino
Gin qatisnt, Elm snabs aus Micble'
topn, Fanb ppresitsrn Hahmittoe
aufnabmt.
-- Soba Rsiff, Elm bslannttr S6nsi'
Der, itarb ssIteru Worasn in ietns'
Rotnuus RO. 8 Burnett Strabs al
| 5dnG6e i'm alter ppn 6S SuhrtH. gI
mar in lluterhuuFsn, arsis RsutIin
een, @irtssmbsrs, gsborrn uRb tan
ais iungsr Rauu nab amsrita. e
! binterldbt bic trauernoe Dittrre, stnei
Sobn unb brsi 56htsr.
- 5rdu Sarab alsronbsr. p.lh
npr stp.i Snbrsn pom eiuem Wasgo;
Der Ohio sIsitriihtn gahu in mibe!e
tppn itiir5ts uub ith bic 6iifte per
Iests, bat bic gahnsefsliGaft seissrl
auf 5000 SnubsHtrins p,riIuet. So
Gotts, Gam. g. aistanoer, bat bi
| GtrobtnbasngsTsIIihaft nuf $lo0I
! S6aoen,rfus otrtlagt, ipsil CT eurc
ben llnfua bic 5iIfs isiHsr GuttiH Elm
biibts,
! Die 9Idtitrn fno In Rohlstoipl
in sp,i aoithduitrn bon asntutis
Tamiltsn aufsstrttsH une ots 6auis
ftsben iest untsr Quarantine. Sn Der
! 5hesn' ifsn aoitbaus fiRb iisbeH DO
ben fiinFsshR aoitsGnserH an be
podtn srtrantt uub in btm 8opman
f6sn aOf.bous atpsi Don iisbsn acit
sanssrr.
- Charles 6aoeman. ipsIher iiirS
li6 bon 6, 8. gIadburu, Wlanag:
Der GstsIp 8rsnnnn Co.. In bsre
adbsn miBbaHesIi ipures. rsidts gs
itsrH cine ouf $1,000 ldaisRDe StdosH
srfastiags sessn Serrn Sladburn sir
- Yrof. U. 81. Upton. Suptrintsr
bent Der 0ffsntliden Shulsn i
WipeIstotpn, bat bus hprtias tdslit
5purnal fduflih ,rnorben. Der aaui
preis bsI1uft lid, uui bsindbe $50 O0(
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-13

@lidlih tn nst. Der fsIfls
G6msrssn bat. mub Der ausiprud
zines wlenIdxn seipeffn ffin. Der anns
ieIis esesn 9dHorftoiben atbrap6t
bat, rlnhbsm sr bic lanas siiif Der
HusiolsH gskimmiiisl De<r Ginipribs
artasn pen aartoIIdnrs gsbrauebi pHn
ben 9ob srjehnt Bat. RAD tinsr stpaH-
siaidbrigen Grfdbruns sDirb AHatsiIs
BON Aer5ien unb Wasitntfn ola bas
sunrI6iiiefie. nsrniinftisits unh raei'
iaIfte Wsiffel eee<n 06mcrrhpipsn be-
ir0dift, bds il sFfunben tuorbsn II.
glrnben bon Mnaitiis lpfrbsn BON W.
Nsnlf6bisr II Ga.. Bar i2l6 REV
gprt. frei ptrlanbt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-13
Observation-Disclosures.

(gspros Gorben Gong, 30, Ghisaso,
Sarrist 9. aoRs. 20. GibioH 6ouis-
IRolpb srosisr, 2l, 745 5optins Ct
Tassi, 8aiss. 16. 835 Belts ct.
IGlursncs Suthinfon, %. College 6ilI
RauD JullilDpe. 10, Desgl.
I I5arrp g, eraolsp. "a, l6 guHrbsr'
lamb Glats.
laInla ga. Bud, q, AisbIano w. unt
Dat Ct.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-13
Yl6tliA srisanft.

Der 75jabFig< wadbifon 0arrtsFor.
ftaber elm psrmogsnDn aonirastcr. otE
in lebisr,r 3tit fsbr Diel Tn Der Dffsnt.
li6en giblioibst ptriehrts. marot as.
fern aknD, als tr bert bie zFsppt
herabiti.a, BON sinsm Sniasaniou bsf
trsfisn unp fisl ai 1rcsn,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-13

itdtt. 4uBerbem tpirb bic ssabrsspsss
iammlune, perbunbtn INIT Der Rsdms
tsnipoN, dbasbaltfn tpfreen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-13

Dotrol bracbts i'm nat Dem 0os
fpitat, ,pO Iein guiana fur hoaIt BE-
esntlidh erahsst tpur0e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-13
gehFter srDAer slasslas

--gepeten bon bef-----
ser DeHffdtH uBttrh.s s8ereiEea
beM 3ffippsff m.
i'm gaapea Bari 2RblDis am &eHntas, Aen IA.
Wsaf i9ii. si6ets iot. aas WHEN nmufe'
HIenf4.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-13

Dsr eins Wo5ltbut e.npidngs. fpllif
ss ME DsrseHsH, iuer cber eiRe felhe
erIDeih t0lte iin mic Dazan srinnsra.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-13
Die Slaalsgsebgsbung,
Grit electric asnle 60. -
Sic Arbeit bee 9analsllnter.
inhunss. .ausidDaiies.
Columbus, g., 12. nlai

Grit Electric RuIe" 60.
Sm Sauis pure, am 5rsiios bic
Emithite @orIape poFtrt. curh futl'
de eis Wicmi & grie Canal Trans
pcrtaiicn Go. (GIsttrie Wlult) nIlsr ibs
rer ourH sintn ihr e,tpdbrien 5rsibrisi
perlishenen Aed1ss une glripl!eglen tlir
pegIuitig sr,I1rt piro. Der Grsibrssi
aab tbr bstonntlieb nos Redlt. aoHals
bpcis init slstirifdRn MoicrtH su be-
treibsn, bod bal bic Gt'eIlidpdFt cubtr
osm 2epsn bon Gtlsiisu u. I. 10. eIis
lana bes aonaiuisrs nitts psthaH.
Geit oreisehn 5ohrsn III fts in Rstsis
psrs DGuOsn unc total sdbIunssunfa'
big esfUefsn.
DIR Stna g II n rs
fu6uusss ausfGub.
GsHaiDy :. y. 1oob, Der 0Orllstr
ets Ssnatss linttrlutunss 4ausf1ui'
iss. Der nit Der llntstiu6uns otr Su.
Dslcntlaasn beauftrasi ipcrosH ia, gat
am i5r.iios bic GrsIdrune ab, enb Der
ausIdub irsou init Der Grannlurr
nnb bertn ar5sittn in aonflist eerd'
thsn tpOIIs, nod irgtun sinsm giitelisn
Der Qeeislatur. bas Der SicatsoHlDnli
Fir ThuIbis b1lt. srIaubsH lptret, 5m'
muniiGt ~ FiGern. Der 3cuptSIuet
Der gusfhuB llnisriuhnHs lei esr
Srnatorsu unn RsprnIsntantsH, oi'
unaersntsr MsiFs psrodhiiSi iusrbsn
in hsH augsn b,s putlstums rihtis ~
ifelien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-05-13
pamiitps.

Samilton aaseigsn, esfaI.@ .@otiSen
nnO 0enigttitru hab absnaeben ode
Der 4. nne Charles Gtrake. llnier
Ngrnt fir SamiitsR Dobnt slp. BOZ
9aoro Srunt Ctr. 9elepbpn SamiItep
1861. Selepbpn ssaieres aerreipuH
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-03-08
Warning to Railroad Men

Look out for severe and even
dangerous kidney and bladder trouble
resulting from years of railroading.
Geo. E. Bell, $50 Third ST., Fort
Wayne, Ind, was many years a con-
ductor on the Nickel Plate. He says
Twenty years of railroading left my
kidneys in terrible condition. There
was continual pain across my back
and hips and my kidneys gave me
much distress, and the action of my
bladder was frequent and most pain
full. I got supply of Foley Pills and
the first bottle made wonderful i'm
provemeut and four bottles cured me
completely Since being cured I have
recommended Foley Kidney Pills to
many of railroad friends. j. T.
Bennett.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-03-08

Miss Jessie ziegler is visiting
relatives at Edgerton.
John Morgan, of Mt. Hope, was
IN Lancaster Saturday.
A. Fl. Hendricks was here from
hazel Green Monday.
B. F. Fruit, of Livingston. was
at Lancaster Saturday.
%. E. Tate and R. Turtscher, of
Cassville, we're at the county seat
Monday.
-Chas. r. Fox. of Mineral Point,
was business visitor here the first
of tie week.
David Ball, attorney, M. Casey
and Lincoln Abraham had business at
the county seat yesterday.
Frank Smith is at the home of
Hiram Cliff, near Bloomington, where
his aged father is seriously ill.
Editor w. M. Rindlaub of the
Platteville Witness, was a welcome
visitor at the Herald sanctum last
Wednesday.
Fred Barnett, Judge E. B. Good
sell and Tom Haley returned Monday
noon from a two weeks trip through
the south. They visited numerous
places in Texas, went over the border
into Mexico for day, saw the Mardi
Gras and all the other sights in New
Orleans, and spent some time at the
National Cemetery in Vicksburg,
Miss, where they declare the monu-
ment erected to the memory of Wis
consin soldiers is the finest on the
grounds They had great time and
all came back feeling fine. The fourtjas
member Of the party, Hon. G. Fl.
Baxter, remained for couple of days
stay in Chicago on the return trip.
1t pays to buy good ribbon. ri bbon
with good feel to it. Crichton' IS
is the place to get it.
Crichton is pronounced Kri ton.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-03-08

Boys: You can get those much
wanted Ascot pins of Chrichton & Co.
WANTED-Apprentice girl to learn
millinery trade at Miss E. Roselip's,
in Baxter & Draper building. 2w3c.
FOR SALE-Good young brood
mare, with foal, Inquire of W. G.
Knox.
Fashion has opened her heart to the
separate white waist again this season.
The prettiest that have ever been
brought out for from SOC to So 90 are
now ready at Crichton's.
Judge Aldro jerks returned to
his home at Dodgeville Wednesday,
having presided in county court here
the day previous.
AUCTION SALE-There will be a
sale of household goods, on the street,
next Saturday, March II, at o clock.
Three bedsteads and springs, two
dressers, cook stove, chairs, couch,
lawn mower nearly new, some
potatoes. and other articles.
FOR RENT OR SALE-Possession
given at once-350 acre farm, 5 miles
north of Dubuque, level road, 300
acres may be cultivated. Mrs. VIM.
Quigley, sc Mt. Pleasant Ave, Iowa.
owl.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1911-03-08
Foley Kidney Pills

Neutralize and remove the poisons
that cause backache, rheumatism,
and all kidney and bladder
irregularities. They build up and
restore the natural action of these
vital organs. J. T. Bennett.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29
MOTORCYCLISTS AWAIT GUN
Star Riders Entered in Metro
politan Championships.

Motorcycle race enthusiasts will be treat
ed TO some good sport to-day when the oft
postponed meet Of the Metropolitan Motor
Racing Association will be held al the Gut
tenburg, n. j., motordrome. Most Of the
star riders in the East have entered and
from times made In practice during the
last week, II is likely that new records
for a mile dirt track will be established.
Jake De Roster, the worlds professional
champion, has been testing his new ma
chine and was clocked several times under
Hfty-siX seconds. the track record. De
Roster. who holds a majority Of the
worlds records, will afford the lovers of
this branch OF sport an opportunity Of see
ing the new racing Excelsior machine in
action for the first time in the East.
Al Graves, Lou Guterman, a. L. Coursen
and Ferd, Mercier complete the list of pro-
fessional riders, and they promise TO make
things interesting for "Daredevil'' De Ro-
sier.
Frank Hart, the national amateur cham
pion, heads the list Of amateur riders, but
he will not have things his own way, for J.
L. Constant, the ten-mile amateur cham
pion: J. ]. Cox, Joe Buckingham, Michael
Costello. William Annis, Theodore Maynze
and David Epstein are named among 9TH
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29
CRICKET CLUB ELECTION.

At the annual meeting OF the Kings
County Cricket Club, which won the cham
ptcnship Of the Metropolitan District
Cricket Club League last summer. held At
The residence Of DR.. L. c. Huskinson' the
nresident, in Brooklyn, the election Of ofti-
GERS for 1912 resulted as follows:
DR.. L. c. Huskinson, president Freh
Hoyle, vice-president, John Bottomiey'
honorary vice e-president. + J. Atwood
treasurer, c. A. Hoyle, No. 2Sl Classon ave-
nue.. Brooklyn. secretary; q w Barnes
csptain first eleven; +, {. Gautier' vice
captain frst eleven; Z. c. Eve. captain sec
ond eleven: D. O'Neal. vice-csptain second
eleven. and +. J. Atwood, captain summer
mldweek eleven.
Committees were appointed az folo"s
Match committee, f. G. Eve {. A. Hoyle
and G.. w. Barnes; ground committee
7 Atwood, q w. Barnes and Fred Hoyle
auditing committee. r. Hoyle, {. +. dau-
tier and j. y. Maclennan; membership com
n,ittee. H. Williams +. j. Atwood and r..
g Gauticr: NJ. -. G. l.. delegate, E. j. At
wood. NJ. D. &. J.. representatives., C. a.
Hoyle and j. W. Barnes
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29
NEW SCHOOL FOR RIDGEWooD
Structure To Be Erected at Erie Street
and California AYenne.

At a recent special school election 5000
was voted by the people of Ridgewood,
N. j.. for the purchase of a two-acre school
site at Upper RidgewOod and for the erec-
tion Of a temporary building thereon. This
makes a total of $4,000 that has been ex-
pended by the people OF Ridgewood for
increased school facilities in the last five
years The other sums have been ex-
pended in the erection Of four commodious
school buildings. two of which had TO be
doubled in size three years after they were
erected The site selected for the Upper
Ridgewood school is on the northeast cor
ner Of Erie street and California avenue,
which is high and slightly and is fringeJ
with fine oak maple and BIRCH trees. and
is largo enough TO accommodate the ulu-
mate building which VIII meet the expect
cd requirements of this rapidly growing
section.
The Ridgewood Park Company. which has
lust completed two modern and attractive
homes al Upper Ridgewood, has Just
broken ground for two more. The Smith
Singer Realty Company. which has sold
eleven houses in its Maplewood Park Sec
ton this year. has broken ground for
velopment and Construction Company IS
building six new houses in Goodwin ave
nue. Houses that are offered for rent in
Ridgewood have found ready tenants. as
Is usual at this season Of the year. sales
arc improving and the developers arc look
ing forward TO an excellent season in the
spring.
The Ridgewood Country club which "a
year ago purchased one hundred acres OF
land in Lincoln avenue and has laid out,
graded and seeded a nine-hole golf course
for use next year. IS now raising sub
scriptions for $4,000 clubhouse, to he
erected on II slightly elevation about one
hundred and fifty yards west Of Lincoln
avenue This club viii ultimately have
an eighteen-hole course, which viii be the
the finest i'm the State Of New Jersey. and
i'm addition viii have rife range for
trap shooting, tennis courts and COM
modious garage
New-York tribune., 1911-10-29
BATHTUBS FOR MULES.

Concrete bathtubs are the latest addi-
ton TO the mule stables of the Philadelphia
and Reading Coal and Iron Com, any. and.
according 10 Chief Veterinarian Newhard,
who originated them, they Atlp 10 keep the
work animals I'm good health and spirits.
These concrete basins are set into the sta
BILE yard to "A depth of four feet and filled
with water. which is heated in winter by
tet OF steam. The dimensions OF feet by
y7la feet are ample for the mules to enjoy
a good dip, aud corrugatiOns on the bottom
of the tanks keep them from slipping. The
incunes at both ends arc likewise ribbed
for the safety CT the animals. slXfoot
shower is suspended above the centre OF
the tank. and all coal dust and dirt are
quickly removed.
The luxury and comfort arc not. how
ever. monopc lized by the mino mule Pro
gressive farmers I'm many sections or tho
country have established concrete tanks
for livestock recognizing their great value
az a means Of preserving health. The pools
arc made IN various dimensions, 80 as TO
accommodate animals that differ materially
in size: for example. horses and sheep In
case of certain diseases or vermln curative
properties may be added 10 the water
Cement Age.