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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-09
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laae oie'er Observation-Disclosures Rnbltsff
ttrn Der aefohition Ia ifber 5efrns. bic In Der
Staet 9erp5ri 3iriHIattoH bat.
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1911.
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"a sinenfi 1911.
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proiosollfiihruna oss St.rt.drs nenrn
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bon $32 sur 3ahIuns anasrisfsn. I'm
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bent funeirie in Der DtrfammluHg
6err Wi[liam Barsiitr.
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asnbsH Aussn. esm boGerm. ssIbsr
Dsiiht unb hsm fhleppenben Gang
oensn 6sr,ilopfsn, ShpinbtlaHfdle
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btitune Nagen unb leber ruinirt pa
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-09

Die "a Sabre niit Reliie Sionlta.
Don 20. 1923 Eprins Gtrobs, rparet
aeiiern atenb an Der 8. ADenue uno
grpdenap pon elmer Sirabsnbobns
Gar setroffsn unb Su Hobsn eJdIeus
bert, nobel lie msbrere acpiiDuHosn
eaponirus. 1a bic Drna ibrer Gnts
binouns in oasrnddfier 3sii snis,sens
fishi, pirD ibr 3uiione BON ben 5Oipis
taidr,isn fiir bebentliA sthalisn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-09

Der rs Jalrs alis plumbsr 5ohn
Taln, no. 517 Baum Strobs. ipuree
ssftsrn Abenb essen I llhr in anstbei.
ierism 3uitonbs plObiid Nib uno
tsrHrl1tte lnier ben GtraBen9dneern
nift ssrinss aufrssuns. CT fhrie
.sno tobit unb benohm lid, tpk Elm
Nofennsr. lem Esuiionsbansihlhber
Gmiih. Der iih 5ufallis in Der Qdhs
ftfanb, esIons ss jtlieblid unier
gsihilFe Don sintm 1ubtnb onbtren
Wdnnern. ben RafenDen Su iiberDdlti
ger nno nod Der GENERALIZATION Sli
i.ineen. 1aln fDuru nnttr Der an.
tlags oes unorosnilihen Hensbmtns
sinesfptrrt.
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DIR Is Sabr. alie Sarrp 5omer.
bon 80. s25 Stats abe.. ptIttr be-
ianni!i6 Dor siHie,n 1aesn oustSram
iibsr ben 1oa isinsr 16 Sabre dlitn
9raui Waris 5adsit. poH Burns CTR.
Dor esm 5ouis. in nelf.m bic Qtits
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juf miiisIii 5olsaIiohols unisrnafm,
tonnit ssfi.rn als stbsiIi aus BEN
fiaoiiihsn 6oipiiaI ,ntlaH,n utrssH.
CT III sIidlif. nod anitr ben 2sbsn'
ben Al ipei!en.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-09

Eieptn Gombulus. tptidtr, ipis Tel.
nrssii bsriti,, am Mi.ilpcf UNI
$1100 bsftohlsn purbe. ssTirtis at
iiern i'm golissiseritt tinsa p1itbtfelIl
fss.n isinsn frIbsrsn @sihdfisibsiIhG
Der Tom Agsslcs unier Der anildgs
he's ejroboisbfiubls. 1ie asitehlens
Srmm, rtpraitniirt ben Grl6s aus
bsm Ysr,auit Der BON ihm Hdhe pts5s
lea Corner bsirisbsHen Hiucrob1lle.
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6err Robsri auherfon, Der
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GonItrutiiou Co.. unb Elm Eobn bon
jrnu 2ors anbsrfSn. hfinb.i
fin ssgsnfpdrsis In iebr bsbsuiIidsm
l3uitanb i'm GoIIsst 5ia Sanaicrtum.
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istis. no CT in Der GommsrfriIhe NIT
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Der dls seiusmon' I'm
Observation-Disclosures ibdiis In.
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Sabre 1882 i'm Gifnit.
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Sonntag Ratmiiiag i'm 3ufluhiss
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IniprnHs hdItsn.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-09

lie Guuingtru Eiiiet ilr has nGin.
eianafi SulfsbIatt" beiiuost i'd I'm
Hs5anSs 0D. 5O9-5i1 Utaoii0n
aprnac. Anseigen, Uiit:beiIaHgsh
aaO SeiteIlauoru irseasmeld,cr Ari
prrocn bio 10 !lbr AGrnss baielbp
,utaegeracn0mmcn. Sslephon SOEts
1854.
Ipot i'm 9etts aufgsfuns
beH.
6eitern 8ormittag I'm 10 llbr
tpuroe in g2o. 19 Dsit 4. StruBe
pom Sanitdtsbsamten Ben Shmeing
unD goIi3iitsn 9rierTon Die Qeihs eli
nss peibsn Wlannss i'm Bette Iisgsnb
QuFQefuncen. Die 6iitts puroe bon
Dem Eorbiger 6snrp GIorf bspobnt.
Sn leBter 3eit lisfsn i'm 0eiunbbeitss
amt 9lagen gegen ben geDobner ein,
oab Die gtahbarIeute ben 9eitant
niht ldn9er ertragen t0nnten unb Der
Ge'unoteitst:amts Or. 3. 7. MaQs
tngforo ianpte ben SanitGtsbedmten
Stmstng oortbin, um Die 2lngeIsSeuz
kit gu untsrfuhsn. Qls ct nit bem
YoIi8tften dutan, Tnnb sr bas 5aus
DerihIoTsn. lab jsbod Jsmanb i'm
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fer uno osrihafften iit 70 Gingong
in Das 3imnsr. Gins untsrfuhurp
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gen StuHnen toot mar. Coroner 9r,
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Die 2si9s nah elmer 9sfiftigunq nat
SDstmunn's Qsibfial bringsn. Be
Der Dur6fuhung oes ,3immsrs fant
man einen blehernen Beher, Der far.
rad garbolidure rod uno mar
nimmt an, oab Der Wann ieinsm &c.
ben etn geUaItfumes @noe gsnah
battle. Die Qsite tpurDe als bic bes
Did" Utepers. gruoers BON 5roni
Wtepers, BON Quitinburg, ipsntift3irt
Wlsgsrs mar ungsfdbr 80 bts 55Subr,
ait, unnsrbeirathet uno arbeitets fri
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er3ielt fpor6eH paren, in Demfelber
auf6eDd6rt rperoen, mubtsn nit lee
rem 9Gnoen ubaisben, Da Der S6oB
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mpnb, BON Rsipport, prdfibent; y. u
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meiiter.
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port. Don Dtm General.poitmeifit
1itheod pen Wa5binsten. .. g.. ira
geisern i'm bisiissn poitamte bic Rad
MT xins RGs In GaDingtoa am Z. 81
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-09

benrn 56iuina Don Oklahoma
t9urbe ssiisrn In @ilpettOn pom 0erss
rtifnsrben hefalIen Hnb brad btputi
ios sniammen. Gin fofcri gerufensr
ar5i riei ben UlanH mad barrier Ar'
psii gum Detpubtisia ouriid uno orb
nstt feline ueberfiibruns mad Dem
siabiifHen 6Ofpitdl an. S6ilIins Be.
fanD fim in Siirttton. Am Die probe.
fabrien Iiir bie teutigtn Mutomcbilren.
Heri NJ jsten. Qy psHb In Der 1tiire
otS 2dbsns roE M. AnHd 6dii4 ais
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-09
Mtlas Rational yanf.

- Dos 1irsiiorium Der atlas go.
iionnl Bani, bersn glrdfbsni ORR
Gtorge gudenberser btianntliA Dor
einiser 3eii ssitorbsn III. rsoreaaiiirts
fh gtissrn eurh bic Grpdhiung ber
folsenben gtamttn: pr1iibsnt. 4itsri
lcdman; 0i3.prafibent. Mm. Guden,
berger; aaHirsr, Gbaylss 8. 3isefer
Offs aaFirsr. Ghriflian 0oebnis.
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G@iFss Ed3eime
0eheim mniSpon.

Cine junss uno suissilsibete 1rou
iaarf seftern Hahmittds. nnnben' u
iid5 mad alien gtiisns sdneftii6 amsdss
len bate, pon Der Gin 6irabs Bride
sir THDeres podsi. ipslhts fofori IN.
ierlani, In ben aanol uHb lisf b6nbe.
rinatnb bopon. Gis NOR bon etntm
anaeiienien Der Cincinnati See Dslis
Dtrb 60. beobo6tet fpor0en, fptlGer
i4s no6litf. lie ieboM i9lieblt6 in Der
sfdht bss Hdbtii9sn 6ofpiidlB aus ben
Nnaen pstlct. Der 4sAnn brdMte ben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-09

Der 90 Sabre olis Waihiniii Oar
tsn Cigar. Don Ro. 106 Cfi 2. apt..
Columbus, g.. tpuros ssiitrn absno
pon ben gtbsimpolisiiien ausFsrs uDb
Gramnnn rsrbofift uno CUR gtrfG
guna Der gsborben BON Columbus,
tirgtiptrrt. er ion fih in senaraitr
Siaot Der ll.btrtrstuns bes 4u.pmo.
biIssissss idulois stmatt bab,H.
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aehtimuibpolIea Worfan benz goliaeis
Isutnoat Npdn sar Mslbuna, unn be
9,oIisti bsmiibt fi6. bos g1dtt Du fii''
Ten. nm isinsn 5nbaIt feitiitllsn 3u
trnnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-09-09

Sein Wutb bdIt cine Msile Gidnb,
Run aber tOmmt Di. tsik Wan6!
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Ssv csHts Wttsfsr
Bat bcH istHer VaFcrrs#stfe isias
6en nsHeft osfinas ass Danhss sAfs miieseta6l
Ss3 sgsff o absRns
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SaniIion gui.issn. eefaI. .Tciissn
anb Neniafeitrn iino absnaeben 6df
Der 4. nnS Charles Sfrahs. llnies
Naent fit SumiIipn iuobut Vo. 3Of
Woro Front Ctr. i.lepbsn 3amiItsu
1861. 9elepbun Hnitrts Asrreipsn
heutru. 393X Aeu.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-02-22
''s:SseaN5s@as~SssSgs sspuss~NJ 2eno-s%aJ s.
! GOSSIP OF s
) SPOR TDOM |
g:SSos1fs~ss-nDteN asGapaeaN aeaaasslNesEs

Baseball critics already have begun
to pick the winners for 1911.
Gotch, Mahmout, Hackenschmidt
and Zbyszko have gone to the mat IN
a deadlock.
The Boston National league moguls
met and decided to let Fred Tenney
run the team.
Patsy Donovan, manager of the Bos-
ton Red Sox, says he wants to Grill
his team for speed.
The richest wrestlers in the world
are said to be Gotch, Hackenschmidt,
Roller and Zbyszko.
Brooklyn fight fans are hilarious
about Joe Coster, who, they think,
had something on Abe Attel recently.
"Gabby" Street in eight years has
caught in $50 games-a record equal
ed by no other major league back.
stop.
Freddie Welsh, the English light
weight pug champion, says he would
rather meet Packey Mcfarland for
his next opponent.
Eddie Hahn, who topped the Chi
cago City league with batting aver
age of .375 last year, batted only 1872
for the White Sox in 1909.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-02-22

the fifteen balls without miss. Their
skill soon reached the ears of the bill
lizard and pool world and invitations
to play exhibition games were ex-
tended to them from all parts of the
country.
Frank developed a left handed
stroke, while Willie worked right
handed. Their father and mother al
so accompanied the youngsters on all
their trips and gave exhibitions Of
billiard playing.
At the age of years, Willie was
allowed to play with the billiard
worries and he developed so rapidly
that to those who witnessed his play
ing it was only a question of time
when he would be the worlds master.
His rise in the billiard world was not
only rapid, but almost phenomenal.
No man, not even the renowned Ives,
showed such skill in the manipula-
lions of the balls, the accuracy Of his
drive shots, and such perfect knowl-
edge of the angles.
His playing was watched closely by
all the old time champions. Schaefer,
who was known as the wizard" was
practically the first to see the great
future in Willie and obtaired the con-
sent of his parents to allow the young
ster to accompany him on his tours
Hoppe attributes his success to
close application to practice, regular
living, going to sleep and rising as
early as possible. He is fond of long
walks, which he takes every day in
all sorts of weather, after which he
will spend several hours in practice.
His advice to all players who desire
to improve their game, is to take
few lessons from some good instruc-
tor. The fundamental principles must
be learned in order to develop; the
rest will then take care of itself with
practice.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-02-22

Willie Hoppe, billiard champion of
the world, and his bride of a few
weeks were much excited the other
day over report that he had an
nounced his retirement from the game
because of the objections of his wife
and father-in-law.
The story was that Thomas w.
Walsh, a wealth Baltimore dry goods
manufacturer, with whose daughter
Alice young Hoppe eloped in Deem
Der, insisted on his son-in-law's with
drawal from professional billiards to
go into the dry goods business and
that the champion of the cue intended
giving up the game.
Its all nonsense" said Hoppe.
Neither my wife nor my father-ir-
law objects to billiards. Why, {
couldn't make living any other way.
Dry goods? Why, I don't know bale
Of cloth from an aeroplane.
''The way the story started, guess,
was when l told my manager that
wouldn't play any more one-night
stands. I've been on the jump play
ing these engagements for nearly a
month since our marriage, and natur-
ally Mrs. Hoppe doesn't like it. I'll
continue to accept engagements out
side of New York, of course, but 1
will not go on the road for an ex-
tended trip. We are going to Europe
in month or two, and l expect to
play a series of matches with the
French champions, Vignaux, Cure,
Cassignol and Addorgan."
Hoppe was born Oct II, 1887, in
Cornwall on the Hudson. His father
conducted a hotel there and the
usual billiard room was a prominent
adjunct in the hosiery. When a mere
child, Willie and his brother Frank
delighted in spending their play time
at the pool table and it was not long
before both of them could pocket all
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1911-02-22
WILL TEACH JAPS BASEBALL
Sees Much Promise for Our Ma
tionaI Game in Japan.

Not satisfied with developing some
United States, John ]. McGraw, man
ager of the New York Giants, is going
to act as tutor to the Japanese ma
ton in the great Yankee game. Togo
S. Hamamoto of Tokyo has applied
for the position of baseball apostle to
his countrymen and McGraw plans to
do all in his power to spread the Cos
pei of the game in foreign lands.
Hamamoto, who has the backing of
a number of influential citizens of
Tokyo, will go to Marlin Springs with
the Giants when they start training,
and will devote his time to mastering
the game. His hackers plan to de-
velop professional baseball sn their
own country as a great popular sport
With their characteristic enterprise,
when desiring to learn something
from the western nations, they decid-
ed to send a delegate to America to
study the game and bring back the
best of American methods and train
ing.
AS matter of fact the Japanese
have been playing sort Of indiffer-
ent baseball for several years, but the
game has not been brought to a high
stage of development. Several of the
college teams of this country have
made excursions over there, among
these being the trip of the University
of Chicago nine last fall. While the
Japanese do not play much Of a game
as yet, they are said to be alert and
quick.
Their speed makes them promising
material and Manager McGraw Is
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1--WE just got home from Washington"
said Uncle Jared Green;
st can't begin to tell you all the splendid
things I've seen
But best of all, or worst of all, dependin'
the view,
Was this here incident which I'm about
to tell to YOU
Then Uncle Jared bit chew from off his
heavy plug
And spat refectively and set his shoulders
in a shrug.
ct seen our statesmen hard at work;
set there in the loft
An felt as if they'd run me in If I so
much as coughed.
I realized that history was maxim down
below,
That here our country's future was to get
it's veal or woe,
When up arose q man who Sneered until
he showed each tooth
An said the other fellow was stranger
to the truth.
Up jumped the other fellow, an his bow
was most polite;
He said the honored brother was a fool
An that means fight
Out here where things is common. But
the honored brother smiled
An said the other gentleman would steal
gum from a child!
Then up arose another with his hair
draped in his eyes,
An he thrashed his arms an shouted:
'Sirs, both of the others lies!
'"Then two-three more got w an yelled;l
the floor began to shake;
One man with yellow whiskers called an
other man a snake;
Another shook his fist and cried: My
honored friend is drunkY
The hOnOred friend retorted with some
words about a skunk.
An then all over everywhere they riz, an
names were flung
That ought to mean plain murder when
they sizzle off the tongue.
''Well! What d'you think? The cheerman
raped his table for while,
An then one member he got up an pulled
a pleasant smile,
An when no more the other men in anger
rared an lunged
He said: move that these remarks
shall hereby be eXpunged.
They simmered down, an in a wink the
motion carried through
An that was all that happened; hope to
die if it amt true!
ct loafed around for quite a spell; shiv-
cred with alarm
An them contendin' statesmen riz an
walked out arm in ARM
They took each other out for lunch-or
drinks as like as not
An not a nose was bloodied, not man
was knitted or shot!
So come home, an here I'll stay, where
liar amt repealed,
An where the man that says it has to be-
most plenty heeled."
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kA22NI ( re 5.
YOT Is :!
A good celery fertilizer must be rich

A good celery fertilizer must be rich
in nitrogen and potash.
Burned lime and manure should not
be mixed above ground.
If necessary to feed bees in mid,
winter, better feed candy.
Never feed scorched sugar in the
winter, as it will Kill the bees.
If you do not own a good tanning
mill you are the loser thereby.
A siIo 16 feet in diameter and "a
feet high will hold approximately SO
tons of silage.
1t is a mistake to SOW alfalfa upon
land not containing the bacteria which
live upon its roots.
Ammonia is a nitrogen compound
and the nitrogen is the most valuable
part of the manure.
If you have poor honey, say so:
never lie about your own goods nor
about your neighbours.
A very large proportion of our soils
need to be put back in the humus con.
dition they were in originally.
Nearly all bee-keepers advocate
good stock in bees. but there is a di-
versity of opinion as to the best way
to get the best stock.
If manure is left in piles about the
barn it soon begins to heat, even in
winter, especially if it contains any
large proportion Of horse manure.
While the loss Of ammonia from the
manure heap can be materially re
duced by tight packing, more or less
is bound to be formed under the bes.
packing possible.
If the manure can be hauled upor
eround where there is no danger o.
its being washed away. the mos
economical Plan IS TO spread it upor
tie land as quickly as it IS produced
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in the land of the Kaiser and France,
where he has fought and won a good
many battles, French and German So
ciety people are fast becoming infatu-
ated with the game, and the clubs are
conducted on 'pink-tea" lines, in which
dress suits among the spectators are
quite the proper thing.
The pugilists themselves have
caught the dress idea, and prior to a
bout appear clad in garm ats that
would make the average American
fight fan howl with amazement. Green
is one of the nattiest "dressers' among
the fistic 400" and a photograph just
received from Berlin shows him ar
rayed in fashion calculated to infuse
awe and joy into the hearts of his
many admirers.
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a row east and west, with the front to
the south, and set them about a foot
apart.
fill the supers with rags, pieces
of burlap and torn newspapers, finish
ing with a quilt of burlap On this l
place the cover. Prairie hay or straw
is tightly packed about the backs,
sides and tops of the hives This
material is put on 8 feet deep, and
over the whole thing is stretched
roofing paper, which is held in place
by six pieces of 2xFs, which may be
set into the ground On warm days l
place board in front of the hives to
prevent the bees from flying out