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nttdrp Manufacturing gompunp bas
4ntt SruitgeieB perlest baben, fie
fit9ren aber an, bab iie fid am II.
DECEMBER BON Der 8ereinborung suz
riitge3ogen unb alle sobbers ibrer
etngegangenen 8erpflihtuugen entbuns
ben bdtten. bsittmnte preiIe aufre9t
ou er6alten.
Die aompasnie ertIGrt, baB fie bic
alten preife, bic DOR Der 5ruits8ers
einbdrung befanoeu, tpieber onoe1ebt
babe, unb iie perpfli6tet fi6, fid nt6t
lDieoer auf cine dbnIide gereinbdruug
ein5ulaTen. 2ud erfldrt fie, bem
ginbdItsbefsbl Der Rsgisrung nitts
tpeiter in ben Weg legen 5u tppIleu.
Sb bas 8erbulten Der Gpmpagnie
in biefer aneelegenbeit irseno sinen
ginflub auf bic gsgsH ben Sruit uuo
feline geumten anbdngig gemahts Rrts
minaltlagen baben tDiro, lit nod uns
befannt.
Gommanber 6 m Gins erbdIt
feinen RuffeI.
Der WartneIefretGr U2eper bat am
5reitaa eine 9eneralorbre erlaiien, in
tpel6er, in lleberetnitimmung nit benz
gefebl bes prdfibenten 5dft Der gons
manber 90. g. Gins Don oen Yauz
5erihiff .WinneIpta" fir feline IN 2ons
bon gehaltsne v2ebts 8lutstropfeaa
Reoe" 0ffentlih getdbelt tpirD.
| Hahoem Der Setretdr ben Brief cia
tirt, ben ibm Der Prdiibent iiber bic
Qngelegenbeit osi6riebeu. unb in mel
dem Der prGiibsnt erfIGrt, bab bas
9ensbmen bes Sffi3isrs Bel bieier Sez
leqenbeit Elm t1ttloies eerpeTeu lei unD
bafHr getabelt perbsn muTs, fiigte
Der Setretdr Ser 9eneralorbre bic foI@
eenben Worte hin3u:
Gin Dffentli6er gabel tpirb hiers
nit benz Commander %. g. Gins.
bon Der Ser. Ct. 5lotts 81 tbeil uno
pirb Ieinem offi3ielIen Retoro atn5uSsa
fiigt perben. Die S6nere bes 8er=
qebens lit in benz errpGbnteu Snreibsrt
e:s prGIioenten 70 tlar angefabrt
tporbsn, buB feline lpeiteren gemertuHs
gen bariiber nothis iinb, um benz
9erioraI Der Slptte CUR aenntntB gu
brinssn, tpie tattlos iih Der Gommans
Der Gins in pieIer 4nesIegenbeit Be-
nommen bat unb tpelhen Wun9el an
asnntniB Der sinfahiten 9flihten si'
nes Warineoffisiers er babel 5uI
S3ou setrusen hat."
Die 8snsrolGrnre purbe iebem Sf'
|, fisier Der 6Iotte sugsiditt uno ipirl
auf isbsm Shiff uno in ieber Wearine
ftation Der Der. Staatsn ungefhlassr
neroer.
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Oge(egrap6
Gtabtarme betrogeu.

Qouispille, Rn., 20. San. -
Die 90. 8. S!ausbter ir. Goal Comp.
III formsll ansstlast poroen. Stabts
arme BEL Der ablieieruna BON aoblen.
bic bon Der Staoi beaahlt 4puroen, be-
troeeu 3u b1ben.
Die aompoenie bate Srbre .rhols
ten. an flint Jamilien bier 1onnsn
aoblen absu!isfern. Is iislte iih aber
beraus. bab an ben bier 2oHnen 1130
pfunb fsblien. Die aompasnis bat ben
aontras!, ben Strbtarmen auf 4npsis
Iung oes Wapors aoblsn su !ieFern.
anpalt GRIFFIN freiges
fpro4en.
Gbieaso. Sa.. 20. San. antpdlt
Gbarl.s 6. Grbiiein nurbe am Jreitus
BON elmer Surp nihiIdulbig befunoen.
DeIhporene in b.m See SReill
Yroipns pro3.b beitohen All babtn.
Dies mar Grbiteins 3fptiier 0roaeB
uno bic Jurp mar taum cine Siunbe
in gerotbung. grbisein perthsioiai.
| Iih jelbIi. Die An.lase seaen Jpn luus
teie, ben gsfnporenen Grant Wlcs
gutheon bsiioden Su baben. fiji,
Broipnss Jreiiprshuns einsutrsttn
BaIb nah nsm pro3eHt. Der AUDI mil
elmer Greiiprehung enbistt, bendh'
rihtiate 6arrp Staesp ben Staaisun.
malt chapman. nab Grbitein ben 0ea
ihrorenen WeGutheon beiicdsn hnb,
unb er (Gtdeep) Der 3ipiihentrdsel
aepefen isi. GRIFFIN ,purbe narauf II
Nnflaaesuitnnb beriesi. Der prs5eF
obfr enniste bamit. oab bic Surp I'D
nidt einissn tonnie. Sn bsm issiger
xreiien progfie fpurre Grbitein banr
ni6tihulbis befunben.
Iaann's nod nett brinsen
i Milton. 81. o.. 90. Snnuar. W
I16iGbriae Gfther Gablie BON 1uffnl,
|purbe benz bieiissn aouie of Refua
lois Sniofin suaefiifrt. no6beHs he I'D
Iber Hiaamie faulbig betannt bait.
lGie tehouptet. bnb ibre trfte 1eirot
luur i'm Gner3 sefMlcfen ipurbe I'M
lnu4 BE 3ipeite boS&einltot siHeS bum
Ilmm mttes ia
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-21

bie aemeinftnftlide Rote Der Der.
Gtauten, BON Braiilien unb Mrsenti.
nien unb mites ale ibre gemiibungen.
ssrieben su itiften, suriid, ipie aud
ibsen Dorihlag, bob Der Streit bsm
6aaaer Shieosseridt unterbrettet
tDerben foIIe. Senor peralta ertldrt
in feiner Hote, baB nur eine oirsfte
9ereinbarung spiihen peru unb gtu'
aoor ollein mGgli4 iei.
Tie Befefisung BON 9Iiei,
fingen.
garis, 20. Sanuar. Eie Sffents
.itte Weinung in Jrantreih If INNER
nod ipessn bes plans. bag bic hola
linbifhe, al Der Wiinoung Der Shels
De gelseensl 5afsnitaot Dli.Hinsen be-
feftigt iDerben ioa, in bober: Wabe ers
|isst. Dieie grreeuns BET lsinen Gruno
barin, bal, man iid Der Gnnobme sua
neiai. bag oollanb i'm sfale eints
arieses slu,;ren Deuiidlano auf Der
s,nen unb Grantrsih UNI GEgluno du'
Der anberen Seiie, bic Qbiiht babe.
NIT bem Dreibunb seneinihaftlihs
Safe an MAIDEN.
Die balboffisieae prsHe ertldrt. baE
bic gefeiiisung BON glieHinssn teins
politiite 9eredtieuns baben ipiiroe
lpenn niht 6ollonb einen Augriff fei'
tens gnslanos befiirhte, Der unbenta
bar iei, Iolanse ss niht nit DeutIA'
lamb semsinifoftlide Sa4e made.
DaserfeD Dpferb ergeulsn'
peit in p.tins.
pefing 90. Snnuar. Der srit'
3obesfaa in Jolse bon Beulsnpeit il
am 5reitag BON einem hisiisen Wsii
| iiouss6oipital aus seneIbet iporoen
Die 8enolterung II. i'm bohiten Ora
be alarmirt unb bic hinefiihen geh0r
ben, bic rdtblos fino, baben iib on bi
GefanhtT6dften unb ihre 9lerste mi
Der Bite sstpenbei, bic se.ignstti
Wabnohmen sur 4bpebr elmer Rata
lItrppb. su treFfen. Sn Der Manbihur.
unb i'm n0rbliGen China breitet iih bi
Seuhe aumdblid aus. 0iele guropde
unb Nmeriianer ihidsn ibre 5rauel
unb Rinoer aus benz 2anoe. Die dine
fiihsn 8eboroen fiieeu iih gum grobel
1beil ben Mnorbnungen Der WiHions
drsie, unter benen fih cine 4nsat
Qlmeritoner befinben.
4
/ Jbentifi3irt.
l. Soutb bampton, Gngldnb, q
. .Sonuar. Die QeiGe hes Mmerifcneri
bic am Tonneritas in .iHem Walb b
bieiiger Stabt gsiunben ipurbe, III al
bieienig. bon Benjamin gisss, DO
, Springfislb, Wo., ioentifisirt tporbei
Der gum 9eiuh ieinss 9ruhers nd'
2pnbon setommen mar.
Gin 6DebifHss 5orpsbo
; Boot per hDunoen.
Rarlstrona, ShtRben, q
, San. - Dds srit tiirslih pollenoe
. Iorpeboboo. r8sita" III auf 'ein'
4 probefabrt psrihpunbsn. Gbslei
! piele 1ompfer uno Boot. nah ibm II
7 hen.. mar biz um Wiiternahi TEN
J Spur BON INN sefuHben iporbeu.
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g pislte Sinriatung uno
puroe ueheutt

gbicugo, SQs,, 20. Sanuar. ala
BERT 9isrnuB, Is Sabre alt, fam am
8onnerItaq 4benb ums 2eben, als er
nit feinen beioen jiingeren griioern IN
elmer Sheune r9inrihtung" ipielte.
Gilbert itunb auf einem SAP, bas pben
often mar, uub bate einen Strtd UNI
ben 6dls, Der on einem 0ahIparren
bsfeitigt mar. 8os SAB fisl um uno
gilbert purbe regelrett gehenft. Gr
mar tpot, e6e bic beioen anoeren &nas
ben etpas fir i9H thun tonnten.
Srren Steiuber9er Der
ertrantt.
getlefontuine, 8, 20. San.
Der SiinitIer uno S6rtFtIte1er D.
Srren Steinberger, Der als &ur geasn
bic Subertuloie empfieblt, in 9Gumen
Tih pphnlth siu5urihten, liegt bebents
lid an Der 2unsenent3iinDuug ertrautt
barnieoer. Steinferger tpohnte in ben
leBtsn Sabreu in einem SGusheu, bIs
er iih in Der Grpne elmer gepaltioen
Side uuf Isines 8aters 5arm gsbaut
bate.
gu IA Sabren 3udtbaus
perurt6etlt.
t.lanb, gul., 20. San. Geo.
,yon9, Der Gbineie, Der einsn 8eriua
aemacht bate. am 4. Rooem5cr in bte>
Tiger Stabt ben prinsen 5Iai Sium gu
ermoroen, aIs bisfer i'm 8egriffe mar,
fih pieoer ndh China ein3uIdtffen, lit
am 5reitag gu IA Subren 3uhtaaus
oerurtheilt tpDroen.
8roBe $ olsbanblung m q d I
9anterptt.
Sout9 geno, Sno., 20. San.
She N2iuer &: 8onubue 2umber Co.,
cine Der bebeutenbTtsn i'm n0rolihen
Snbidna, lit nit $250,000 8erbtno>
| liftteiten banterptt. Die SullertoHs
gptpeQ Sorbpore go. rei6te I'M bieiia
oen Superioreeridt bas 0eiuh um
Grnennung zines MtaFeoerpalters etn.
Die banterptts Ge'eQIhoft bate bic
WechIel Der gogarous 2ano & 5iulber
60. BON 0opo gountp. SQ.. bic sahs
lunssunfd6is iIt, gum getrase BON
S1l7,O0 inooHtrt uno odourh ihrsH
.igeneu Ruin herbeigefiihrt.
Sdredlider urfalL
Wausfegpu, Mth.. 20. Sanuar.
Spbn 6oparo, einem Strabenbdhna
! QlneeIteIlten, purbeH beute beibe Belne
abaefabren. Sein furhtbures 0ea
fhrei purpe bon benz Wotornter 10
peritanpen, baB er ben Wagen suriids
fobren laHen iole unD nohu,als ubsr'
| fubr herielbe ben 8Drper oes unglads
lihen. Sonarb biirfte niGt NIT osm
tQsbeu nopoutaMmaA
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metterberiMt.

HHr Obio unb bos ipsitltds
gennfplpanien: llnbeitimmtss sDsfisr'
R,usn i'm iiiblihen unb Rsgsn roer
Gxnee I'm nSrblihen 1heil; fdlter an
Gomjioa gsadmitias Ober in bsrHaht
Qm Gonnscs tribes, talteres gDeiter
nit gnnee In Der Nahe Der Ssen
Gturfe ipeltline bis norbOitliheWinos
su Berlin,
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NeicuSers aber in Berlin nno
Wliinhen.
pie oeutf6e 2Sert6suwa@s-
feuer
Gou audi von ben rssierenssE 1dms'
lien be3abIt lperben.
Die syronsSen .reifern iid INNER nod
pepen Der ssplanten 9sfeitisuns
BON 9!ifinsen.

ECUADOR ,pia ben Grsnsitrei. NIT psru
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guapnquil. ECUADOR. 20. 5on.
Ecuador BAT iih seiDeisert. ben Gren5.
iire;t nit peru benz 6odser S6ieoss
ctriM au unttrbreittn. Joie ptrnltd.
Ser &elrstSr beS 0enteren pDn 0g1ads
~, 1ses3psgtsts IN tesal - 1ao1.
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3urJeier bes por pier5tg
Jabren gegrunoeten
Ueutfdhen Reihs.

OGUt u w W p.
Des piersisiten Geburtsiages bes
DeuliHenReihes 1T in ben pdrlamens
ten In niirbiger uno einbrudsDoller
Weiie gebo1t iporben. SoiDobl I'M
Meihstog, ipie in beiben 6duiern bes
prsubii4en Ganbtags lpurben BON ben
Worfsenben podenbs patriotiihe Mns
fpro&en gebolsen, in iptlhen bic ers
innerung an bic slorreihe 3eii Der
Wieberaufriatune bes Reihes ipohss'
rufen ipurbe.
Die Gtrnben Der Reihsb bdiiptifobi
ipuren itellenneiie reid btflogst. Sn
ben GGoufenfern bGnsen patriotilfe
Wilber, unb nielfah prcngien oiepdus
fer in prdntisem guirlnnbenihmud.
Gdmmtlihe Hl1tter loifen on lsis
ienber Gtele bic eroben GreigniHe Wes
pue paliiren. ipeldbe ner Oriinoung bes
Deutfmen ReiGs poYausginsen uni
ibr unuittelbdr folgten, uno ale Nrs
tiiel ilanaen aus In bober 8efrieoig'
une iiber bic sldnaenben errungens
fhoften, NIT ipelhen in erfttr linil
Sic Namen bts 0aifers WiItelm bes
grjfen, Hismards unb Wcliits fii'
immer pertniipft iins. Ginen ION bel
Disbormcnie trGgt BON alien burger
Iitben 9eitanaen alIein bos ~1erlinel
laoeblott- In oie ipeihepolle Gtin'
NINA binein, inbem es ielbft an bic
fem 1noe bebren geoentens ii4 II
aen6erungen bes 6o9nes uno Spot
tes ersebt.
Die zruppen Der Onrniicn batter
tire eietnen Ueiern. Dtim Mppel
ipurbsn IN ben anfernen ttrniee IN
fprn6en ath1lten. iDel6e Der 8ebsu
tuna bsS 1ngfs entfpr1men. Abtnbl
fonben feHltme Nerdnituliunsen HIATT
bei peiden biegDcsen Der 1estiherunl
bod sinoeL
Der Tag NIT Gntbufios
muBia Wln9saaefeiert W
Nait leb9diier Glennst4uuHo nirl
ndmextli& n tieiietn 91ntIldten &rsi
g. - asnDs - Na1 =. 11labl
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Cincinnati, eamtag. 81. Sannar 1911.
Mns Der g3mmoeSbanptftaot

NaS Der SunoeSbAnptitdot
getp Orleans
Bon einem Gommittee bes Reprd ienz
tantenbauIes
als Srt fir Die Q6baltung Der panas
ma Ranal Qusitellung beItimmt.
San esrancisco giebt ben adupf nod
ntht auf
llnb min ibu DOR bem 5ouis ielbit
oustdmpfeH.
Der gabepannsntruit sisbt tlsin BET
Commander W. g. Gins erbdlt ieiuer
Ruffel
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-01-21
glitt uon benz 6adger 1ribunol
fdlidten Iafsn.
Gin ariss piro iDobI bi. GOlss isin
Gin neues fhpebifdes 9orpsbOboOs
perIduunben.
Nus BEN Deutfaen Reid

Mus benz Deutfden Reib.
Berlin, 90. San. Sm Rsidstds
fam om syreitas bic pon Der Regierung
einaerei&te Dertb5upadsiseuer Wors
Iaae in aipeiter 2efuns 5ur Debate
unb es ipurbe ein Mmenkment nnges
nomnen, bemaemGb audi bic regiersn'
ben HomiIisn in 9eutfnIano bem Oe'
{et unterfporfen fem fo[len. Die Wes
oieruna in NIT bisfer Neueruns IN BEN
beutfnen Qonititutiona!ismus 'stHss'
ipess einDtrisanben.
Deutf1Ianbs GIN u no VI u D.
fubr.
lieb<r Deuifhlanb's Ginfubr uni
Mustubr i'm Sabrs 1910 tperben hsui'
bic omtlidxn Tatsn unb 3iffern be-
ionnt seaeben. Die ginfubr bate
ni&t eingerehn.t gbelmstalle lnb &c
iuritdten, einsn Wertb bon 8609 WlilI
Iionen Nscrt, i'm gereIsih 5u S52l
Wiaionen Wart i'm Sabre porber.
Die Musfuhr 0eutfhlonbs erreiht
ipdbrenb bes perfloHenen Jdbres si
nsn Wertb BON 7467 Winicnen Wari
aeaen 1884 Win. Wsart i'm Snbr
1909.
3urJeier bes porpisr5t'
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Muslono. Selegrapb

Wu6lOUOs SCleylWpD
Der 4Oas Ja6reslag Der 9rda'
Oung oes DeuUdea Rei6ss
sIn allen oeutiheu ztdbten
8ldn3enb 8eieiert.
Beicubers aber in Berlin uao
Wliinhen.
pie oeutf6e 2Sert6suwa@s-
teuer
Gou ouh von ben rssierenesT Damss
lien bs3ablt iperben.
Die yronsSen ereifern ii4 imner rod
uepen Der ssplanten 8sfeitisuns
bon 9!iRinsen.
ECUADOR tpiu ben Grtnafreis NIT perI
glidt pon bem 6adger 1rsbunoi
fdlidten laHsH.
Gin Rrieg tpi,b pobl bic Golss isin
Gin neues fdpebiihss Sorpeooboof
perIhpunben.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-21
JUAREZ RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Four furlongs. Bangs.
102 Denny, 40 to l. won; Queen Bee, III
CMolesworth), 4 to 5, second; Zapotec, LIS
0auder), to 2, third Time, o:5S. Wool
vol and Tee Thomas also ran.
SECOND RACE-Ffve furlongs: Mamie.
1O6 CTapIin), to /. won; Lee Mary, 104
Forehand) to /. second; Soon, 103 Cog
gins), to 2, third. Time, 1:S S-S. Owen
ita also ran.
THIRD RACE-One mile. Alma Boy,
112 (Rice), s to 5, won; Juarez, IS (Allen),
9 to /, second; Col. Bronston, liz Denny,
10 to l. third. Time 1:53 1-5. Bonnie
Prince Charlie and Nebulosis also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Ffve furlongs. Min
nolette, los (Rice), 8 to 2 won; Thurbet,
112NCMcGee), s to 8, second; James Black
stock, 103 (Cotton), to ], third. Time.
los S-5. Shamrock, Commendation, and
The Stickey also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs. Sir Ed
ward, Ill (Taplin), to 5, won; Florence
A, 103 CMolesworth), Is to 1, second; Sam
Barber los Denny. 10 to /, third. Time,
In 3-5 Ellerd, Elder, Miss Caithness,
and Balelle also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Five furlongs. Bitter
Sir, los CMcCuIlough), 3 to !. won; Billy
Mayhue, 106 (Smitf), 10 to /. second; Max
enc Little, s5 (Allen), to l. third. Time.
los Us The Robin, Sporting Life, and
Balreed also ran.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-21
AUTO Is BEATEN
BY AN AEROPLANE
Novel Event Held on Tampa
Race Track.

Tampa. Feb. 9-There were seven races
to-day, the seventh event being an aero
plane versus an automibile. Beachy.
driving the aeroplane, made a mile in
1:OO1-5. while a Ford stock runabout. Van
Duzer driving, made it in 1:4S. 1t was
to have been a five mile race. but the
track was heavy from the rain, and the
automobile had great difficulty making
the turns, and narrowly escaped disaster.
Van Duzer decided to withdraw after
making the mile.
McCurdy and Beachy both gave exhi-
bition flights. In alighting. McCurdy ran
his machine against log and bent the
front wheel. He was not unseated.-> -
Manager Strobe is arranging to run the
fastest horse at the track against the
Ford car.
Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Five and one-half fur
longs, Dick Rose, 112 CJensen), 3 to y
won: Fenrir, IS Hoffman, , to L. second @
liz S-S. Zymole' Col Col .iIe Zeo; | kentucky
SECOND RACE-Five and one-half fur
longs. Tom Shaw. Ill Peak), to 3, won;
Mae Hamilton, los PauD, 10 to !, second;
Whiptop, Jos Holmesl. to :. third; Time Time
i y,
cess Thorpe. and Rebel Queen also ran.
THIRD RACE-Ffve furlongs. Chief
Hayes, lie CPicketD. to I, won; Uncle
Walter, lie CTroxler), 5 to l. second; B: J.
Swanner, 1f3 Hoffman). 8 to l. third.
Time, los Is. Grimaldi. Elizabeth DAILY,
Locust Bud, Ike Cohen. Bertmont Nora
Emma, and Belle of the Bay also ran.
FOURTH -RACE--one mile; Jack Lax
on. 1Oe CBergen), to 3. won; sand Piper,
1O4 CPickett), 1 to ), second: Sinlong. 10S
CWheatley). 10 to 1. third. Time 1:49 10
How About You, Merry Belle, Inspired,
and Tan Bark also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Five and one-half fur
longs. Bright Maiden. 100 Qrvin). to !.
won; Lord Wells, 9S (Cullen), to l, sec
ond; Goodacre, 10S Dryer. to !. third.
Time, lib 2-5 Lew Hill, Inspector Cen
eral, Big Usage, Rusticana, Blair Bag
ley, Eventide, and Angler also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Ffve and one-half fur
longs. lamar, III Pickett; to won;
Love Watches, 10 (Troxler1. to 5, sec
ond; Lady Chiffon, los dryer, 15 to 1.
third Time, 1:12 2-5 Beverstein Gran
dissimo, Grenade, and Star Venus also
The Washington herald., 1911-02-21
By \. T. wORLEY.

Capital City Park. since its erection in
the spring of 1908 the home of the
Capital City Baseball League, has passed
out of the hands of that organization
and has been leased by GOnzaGa College
to be used as an athletic field, where the
baseball football. and track games of
the college will be held. This fact was
verified last evening by Father Duarte,
OF Gonzaga College, and by Maurice E.
O'Connor, manager of the ST Aloysius
baseball team.
For a number of years Father Nc
Donald, president Of Gonzaga College,
has been trying to obtain a suitable
field for the use of the students. in order
to further the athletic plans of the North
Capitol street school, and arrangements
were finally completed last week where
by control of the park at First and NJ
streets northeast passed into the hands
of that institution.
According to Father Duartc, a cinder
path will be built around the park, the
baseball field improved and the park
placed in fine condition in every way, un-
kind in the city.
wa ui lCe L. ~ OOnnOGr OF l1e AlONSluS
club. was asked if the statement that
the Capital City League would have to
seek other grounds was correct. and
said: "Gonzaga College has leased the
grounds and will tit them up as an ath-
letic field. a meeting of the Capital City
League will be held Tuesday evening at
the residence of Ross J. Blosser, vice
president of the league. to determine
what steps will be taken to obtain an
other site. Other than this, | am unable
to say at this time"
Can you say positively whether or
not there will be a league this season.
he was asked.
THAT depends upon what the other
managers have to say and upon the luck
the league has in getting hold of another
ball ground"
College Takes Wise Step.
There is no doubt but that the step
taken by GOnzaga College will place that
institution to the fore in athletics The
boys have been severely handicapped
since their athletic field was used for
building purposes several years ago, but
thetc is now no reason why crack teams
should not be turned out from the school
in all departments.
In it's search for a new site for a park
the Capital City League will find its path
ground anywhere near the city limits
that for convenience and general use
fuiuess as ball site can compare with
The Washington herald., 1911-02-21
TITLE AT STAKE
When Preps and Eastern Play This
Afternoon.

The Georgetown Prep basketball team
will participate in a game this afternoon
which may go far in giving them claims
for the scholastic championship. Their
adversaries will be the Eastern High
School aggregation. which team has al
ready large lead in the field of scholastic
quints in the race for championship hon
Ors. Already Eastern has defeated the
Props, very close game being the out
cope and was played on the Eastern gym
floor. But this afternoons contest will
be played in Ryan gymnasium, according
to schedule, and owing to this fact, the
Blue and Gray youngsters should have
more than an even chance to win. Should
the embryoS be victorious, another game
will probably be arranged. to take place
on neutral grounds, while if they loose,
Eastern will have a clear title to all
championship honors. This is the same
prodiCament as last year. only that the
Preps had a game on Business, and won
the deciding game in Odd Fellows Hall
Dy a narrow margin.
The Washington herald., 1911-02-21
Special to The Washington Herald.

SPECIAL TO The Washington Herald.
Hot Springs, Ark, Feb. 2O.-The cold
wave still continues making ball play
ing and practice impossible here, so the
Nationals bundled themselves in heavy
sweaters and accompanied by Donovan,
Summers, and Sam Crawford, of Detroit,
the latter getting in to-day, went for q
hike up the mountains. They stopped at
Happy Hollow, where Mcbride asked
Schaefer it he didn't want to ride the
mountain burro. Schaefer, remembering
his former experience, when he, with
Dixie Walker and Wild Conroy, was
stuck in the mountains several hours,
owing to the stUbbornness of the donkeys,
declined with thanks. Summers and
Donovan were willing to take chance
until Schaefer tipped them of as to
what they were going up against and
they left the little animals as if they
were afflicted with pest.
Tomorrow, Bad Bill Dahlen and
eight Of the Brooklyn team get in, and
the remainder of the squad will arrive
the latter part of the week.
If the weather is favorable there will
be a game between National and Amer
lean league players at Majestic Park to-
morrow. and Walter johnson has an
nounced his intention of pitching few
innings. This will be the first time I
have pitched this year" he said 'and
1 want to get few kinks out of my
arm" Johnson is taking on flesh rapid
", Notwithstanding he takes a daily
plunge in the hot baths. By the time
he reaches Atlanta, he says he will have
reEained his Old-time weight and when
he finishes training there and the sea
son starts he hopes to be in the pink
of condition.