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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-10

Sn 10 Sabre ollie albert gnsbbers
bel sinem JabritnhIHnfaa um's
esbtn gtfommeH.

auf srdu.nerrsgsnbs Dsii. fam a..
fiern Rahmittus Der 15 Sabre alts
albert 2lbbers bon go. 1o17 Qinn
Strabe um's geben. Der anabe. Der
cls aaufburfhe bel Der paris Suit
cno etout Co.. 90. 500 STAGE Gtrdbe,
angeiisat mar, Qerietb infoIae ieiner
etssnen unooriihttsteit in bas 9etriebe
oes JdbrftuhIs i'm groaeitob ees
StabLiTements uno purbs buhitdblih
asrdosrt. 5ait jeber anohen i'm 3eibe
tpuroe ibm gebrohen uno es ndbrts
nobeSu cine bGlbe Stunoe, ebe Is ge.
long, DIE formlois 2eih. aus Den Ga.
belfsilsn beraussul0ien. Inter ben
Sahlrsihsn aunbinnen, bic Tih in bem
Geihdft CUR 3eit oes llngliids befons
ben, brad cine purit aus uno perfhiss
Gene Der Tamen fieien In Sbnmaht,
als lie Die psrsfpsifelten 5ilferufe oes
bsoauernsiperthen 9noben bSrtsn.
eubbers beFann iih i'm grogeihoB
reg Gei6dfts unb itano auf siner
qldtform~ Dor oem aufsugsftaht.
IN iugenoiih,m llebsrmuth padis sr
sintn Der biden 1rahttuhel pes Auf
sues unb cine GetuHoe fpdter muros
CT mitaeriFen; ebe auf f,ine 6iiferufe
fofpie ei. Stlferuie bes glerts Bation.
ter pom erften Stodtpert aus auoen,
stupe bes entieBlihen 8oraaues mar,
Der aufsug angehdlten tptreeu fonntt.
mar 2iibbers btreits mehrer. Rafe nm
oas 0eipinbe tsrumesfhisuetri tpproen
unb bate dusqelititn.
Die goIigif..n anchenhausr uno
gniqht, Die Don BEN lngIu6sfaa Der.
I.1nbiat rpurnen. sitirten ,tnsn gatrol.
lragen uro ois Wdnnfhuft beg md
gems bate Ibsr zine boIbe Stunbe gu
tbuu, tbe Is ihr sslaus, bic aeifs. bic
N eine fprmloie WafIe pertpdnbeft
iaoroen mar, Gus Rem Getriebe herduss
suhetommT uno nah Der Wloraue III
iiberfiihren. @dhrenn beiTen mubt.
natiirlid Der aufsua nnber attipn g.s
T.si tpsrben uno osrIsfbe nnrbe pon
o.m 5ahrfubliiibrsr miti,u siptfhen
3r9ti Stofpsrten anstbolten. no .r
cine polls Stunoe fteten bleieen muBie.
lie .insigs gaHasierin mar CUR 3eii
7Srl. aulu Wceann pcn 30. 939 Bsoh
aeenue, bic bas Shit'ai ots 5nhz
itablipdriers su theilen s.5wunsen
ipdr.
Der glert Botfon, Der pom srften
Stottrert aus in ben Johrftnbifaah
hiHubfhnuts, pdhrere CT ouF Den
5ahritubI partsts, fah, pie elbbtrs
nah oem adbeI sriff uno risf ibm sa,
fstne 5inesr oopon gu lnNen. Dir
@arnuns fam ieroh su fpat. benn i'm
is!beR Woment bate 2iibbers Ihon gu.
aspati unb lpuroe fOrtgsriifen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-10
Mms benz Ypli5ei8cri6t.

Gin geiitesesitorter itono gsiisru IN
Der perion Don 5u!ius anuotcn Dor
oem amtirenben goIiStirifter 8. St.
Zones. Rnuotpn, Der bel fsiusn Gls
tern in Heaepu., Sp., ipohHt. bat ii6
in ben lssten Woten in Der Rdhe Der
Reiibens ses Observation-Disclosures Better
1bcmpicn berumgstrieben uno bic Ss.
oieniteten ourh alerhann uHiinulgs
Hehauptunesn ssdngitigt. Gr bait iih
augenidwinIih fir sinen SDbH 6errn
1bompfpns une bsbauptst aud pisoer,
nab bic Rejibsns i:tn Gieenthum iei.
ShIieblih purbe Der 8urfdbe oerboftet
unh sefiern, ba sr BEL ieiner 8srbafs
tana Elm Rdiirmsfsr an iih bate. un-
ter Der Anfiase ees Iragens oerborse=
ner Daffen porssfuhrt. 8si oem Der
Dor oes MneeiIaetsn trat ilar gu 1ag.,
bab ss bel ibm I'm Oberitiibhsn rap
psff unb isin Batter. Der susesen mar,
CAB niejes auh ohus Weiteres ALI nnh
psrfpraf. in 3utuuft bnrauf dufpofIsn
5u rolltn. oob SuIius tets uHier ainfs
iinf III. uHtsr nieisu umftdnben tpurbs
Der Gan ouf bic cffene Cite sefeBt.
Wiuiom Nlpd, Der besanntlid i'm
Ginfiaunii GpmnuFum in BEN lettsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-10
ROplOaiidler (Sarten.

am ndditsn Montog Radmittaa
ptro Die j. 6. Mloore Snoiauerz
S6aufpieIers 5ruppe i'm 300" Elm
3rDetpo6enilit2s Engagement beainz
nsn uno 3por pirb oieieIbe, pie in
ben beioen 8orjabrsn, oas prG6tiae
Stauipiel .5iapatba" 8ur 9luffibs
ruHg briHgsn. QH ben beioen Sonntaz
gen, an oenen teine YorfteQungen
ItattfinoeH. piro pas sSnoianerporf,
oas tempordr errihtet toeroen ioQ, ben
gefutern 5ur geiihtigung offsn 4ez
ben. Die Rahmittogs 8oriteQuuqen
fpsroen um 3 llbr Is Wtinuten uno
bic Observation-Disclosures UNI a u1r
Beginner uno ungefdbr je a. minuten
in Qnfpruh nsbmeu, 10 oaB bic reqeI=
glGBigeu &ouSerte oes CONNER Gr6es
tiers teinen Qbbrut erlsioen.
5iir Die Auffiihrung iptrb an Iubz
ltben Gnoe oes .8oooIanD S6edters"
Elm neuer Gee angsleqt, Der Sufammsn
nit ber 8ubne sineu rett qeeiensten
plaB fir Die 9orfteaune bieten ptro.
Die Gon5erte tperben lpie iibIih,
spsirnal tGalih ftnttffnben.
Siir moraeu (grsitoa) absno 1T fol-
eenoss interefante Programm 8us
IammengeiteQt::
Superture .Rien3t 8agner
Spmphonic poem sc Rpuei b Sus
phale . =. 80 81. Saens
SnpranozSpIo sSerpel Song from
r5auit" .. 8ouHoo
Beer 9nnt Suite go. 2 .. 8rieq
Superturs Die ,3auberfl0te, Wlo3art
Wai5er sSriihIings Gimme, StrauB
5riiblingsliep Wtenoelsicbn
Serenooe Wtps3topsti
isantaiie Mme. 8utterfln pucciHi
gSir ofterIren Dem lnpet1renoen Ius
Iifllm u1iere arpRe 9iuatpahl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-10
9deIlss Gsslasatst UsHsbIaH, 9Dnneras TO- aem 1911

ar3tes, untsrfuht uno biefe Inter
fuduns ergab, bab Der aDter, cine
8ulIooess, bic einen W<rtb bon $500
reprdientirt. DoIltemmen sefuHb LIT.
Jrnu pihel lieb bieie llnxrfuds
nns su ibrer Berubisuns pornebmen,
benn ibr Sobn, Der 13 Sabre ate
Sames 3. gihei. mar Dor einisen
Sagen, als sr nit dnoeren Qnaben In
Der gdhe isines elterlih<n 6auies
Ban fpielis, In bi. 6anD sebiFen fpors
ben. Der 6unb battle ndmli6 ben
8dll oHnettirt unb fhnappte gsb0rig
81, alc Der junee gideI ibm ben
Bal tpeanebmen molIte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-10

ii6 fir ben morsen beSinnsnosn aompf
init bsn piiisburetr y girnten" in lieb.
une gu erbolten. rleHen fie fid) beute
Rahmiitas i'm anmpfe nit bem 0rtliz
den alub { (rGtars") in 2rob, Sbio,
unD tenren am abero bon bort mad,
Cincinnati suriid. 5umpbries uno
Seperoib tpsrbtn nls 8atteris funoirsn
unb bic Refruten Griebes, 8alentt,
aimeiou nnb Wdrfons tperbeu Geles
gen1eit bdben, ibrs 2siitungsfdbigteit
au pempnftriren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-10
Gpnen ,iSlanb.

Bert Melburn, Elm gebpreuer Gin
eiundtier, Der ais .Rinftrel" i'm gan
gen 2dnoe betount lit uuD frUher ee.
8offapter Sruppe augeborts, niro
am Sonntas i'm 8duospils 5beater
auftreten uno eine gtu3obI ueusr 9iez
Der IL. aouplets gum 8ortrae brinaen.
auBer ibn fino Wilion &c Rofe nit
elmer fleinen gpife Der Coon uHe Die
Sou6reits". Der bstaHnis 9dnser Gar
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-10
Gnt9esenson,,,le,,
Wlak 1onb Sin Der gtrakem.
babaeeielifhait tpenn es Gtra-
RenbabuBerbimbmns
babea Mil.

60 srfldrie eeiterr Di3esprdfibent
Gorater in elmer Sibuns bss finbts
rdtbliten SiraBsnbabniommititss
- Gr ipie Ge,ret6r 90. Draper bes
.s1upien eine 2iHie nnh Bomb 6ilI
tDiirbe fid niht be3oblen. - @eibs
parieien iDerben DcrIdufis nod
ipeiisr unterbonbeln. Der Gsants
rdtb in Der SADIE abi0lui mahtlos.
osrr Wt. WuIIen ftldsi zine a6s
flung Der Grnee Dor. - 5sr g.
Diibrom's 8ers6nunsen Der Roftsn
unb Vrcfite Der gepiiniAten gsnb
Gill Qinis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-10
Safes0aH.
gsftrieer Sies Der rasbs"
ibtr 8efion.

Sur geoienung nes 0eIhists in
oem ssitrigsn les!sn Spiels Der Seris
Spii6sn Cincinnati uub Bottom I'M
hieiiseu gdlIplass fanote 6duptltng
Griffith Snlsuoertr ;yromme NIT
Sanger gldrte in ben Rnnpf. oenen
ei. goitoner Griffin reip. Rarihsu &C.
seniiberiianosn. lleber 5000 .3uf4auer
- cine unsetpObnlin srobe 3nbl fir
einen Wohsntdg - batteH iih einse.
funnen, henn bic .Rtps1 befinSen fi6
auf Der Siesesloufbobn uno oa bari
feiH Spiel psrmiBt iperben. llniere
Sunstns maht.n 5 9reffer uno 1 Gebs
Ter. segen 8 begin. 2 Der goffonsr. Gs
sslans ihnen. ibre 9reffsr in benz er.
fen unb ahtsn Gangs su tpussntriren,
mas ituen stpeimal sipei 26ufe ein<
brahts. p1brsno bic bdufigeren 1refs
fer Der 0egner ourh unier. quite Der
ibeieisuns uuf4Ghlih semobi purben
uno nit ausnahms bes stpeiten Gan
aes uerein3tli iamsn. I'm Ietfen
0anss ipuroe unl,r Setleuberer 1rpms
me. al : sr aerinse Ronirolle iiber fsis
nen gall Sei9!e. burh Smith abasISFt,
Der alsoonn bic 4oiton<r i'm SMch
belt. Gromme fancts orei Quftfdnlsr
ssgsn sinen sur guni uns perihtntie
srvei syreipdfFe sssen bier. Die
Reos" bnben iest pier
Siese biutereinanner ges
ppnnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-10
Gin bcrrlid,es Sufal.

Ias cite Shulofai mo einrid.
tltng oes Bartlett e oIieee I'M Com.
merctal Iribnne eeb6uoe. melhes
Ieet BON Der Riiller lden Sanbels.
iauIe benust lpIro, iii anerfai1nt oas
bette oerdrtiae Sofal I'm mittlereu
2eiipn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-10
aousert i'm Sptie garf.

SIN 2htIe Bart III tsate glbeno
apn3srt uno 3fpur piro bos iolgenoe
grogramm sur Gurafiihruns sslanz
gen:
Wari6, .Semper 5toelis" Spuia
s2e Seeret 9autier
.aope Dance" aus .Maoame
Sherrp" So5hna
gpal5er, .SsHora" Rotban
potpourri aus sSfo 5opn" 2usners
Superturs su Die ihDne 9az
ldtbe" -. Gupee
,2ouiiana Bud Dance" gropfe
aornstfpIo (aussetpdhlt).
Carl Balls.
2ieberpotpourri /. Hemid
Uncertainties qhaniafe -. 9erbsrt
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illus Den lSerid)tsbDfem


Z.
Joiepbine gorgHann gpro, Die fih
am 27. 4ueuit 1910 in GoDtnqton
aD., nit Gaiprenoe g. 8prb per6eiras
thste, rei6te seftern idOn cine Sdeis
ounsstlose ein. Die gIGgsrin, tpel6e
on Der II. nnb ptnoleton Strabe
Dobnt unb ben @ertIagten tennen
lernts, als er in ibrem 5duie loairts,
fiibrt an, bob CT In tsiusr Deiie fir
iie gelorgt unb auh ibrsn Ring, fopis
ibre llbr perfest uno oas 8slo oeriuz
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6eiratb in grfobrung bra6te, oaB er
Don ieinsr erlten Grdu geihieoen unb
Batter sfpeisr aiHber lei. Jsrusr iet
er I'm Jonuar 1909 in Teldnare
Gountp, Snbiann, negen Hihtberfprs
gun9 ftiner ainber mad Dem 3unts
bouis seididt porben, aus pel6erans
iiait er am 2. NpriI 1910 auf 9as
role entlaHtn tpnros. Die 2estere baz
be tr perIssi. inbem sr ben Staat psrz
litB unb .r peros iest ais Suiti5s
fludl!iHs seiutt.
5iel in ben Seper.
gonrdb Jreb. Babel, Der am II.
Wdr3 1911 on Der gts bsr Benton
StroBe inFolgs zines itaobaften De-
tels in cine SetperoffHung fieI unb
Iih erheslih perlests, Eat bic Staot
Cincinnati beshatb aui 3abIung bon
$1o50 psrtlagt.
9ftipd Der Dollar Ga b.
ings Reoltp 60.
Sn Satsn Gbos. Ut. 6aroout aes
gen bic Dollar Soninss ReaItp Co.,
puroen bic Nttipa Der 8eIellIhaft,
bic iid in 5dnosn zines Rsesipers be-
finbst, auf $26,837 obgsihdBt unb
spar: 9runbeigeutbum in Der GolIeqe
8isp abpition, COLLEGE 5ia, $11 $50,
DO. in Der 2umlse Geishts untsrabs
thsiinne, Jort 3homas, Sp.. $4,000,
9srfdsoenes $172.
Reteipsr ernGHnt.
sluf getxiben BON Riharo s.
Sning, Der Elm urtbeil iiber $245 gsz
gen bic gsisnfhaft srlcHgt bat. rpurs
be seftsra Z. u. Breton ais aecsioer
fir ei. Sirins electric 60, 30. 227
Sft 6. Gtrabs, trnannt. Der Rldger
fiibrt an. bdb bic Geieaftdft nit ii
nem attiensaapitdl BON $500. 900 tn
terporirt tpnrhe, Ipopon $37 500 aus
aeseben fporben isien. Die 4ttipa,
tpel6e srobisnibeiIs in Waihinsrie
etc. anseleet fno, beirasen stfpo $40. Z
600 uno bic Decentralization $50, z
900. 9a no6 cine 4nSabI anosrs
Gldubiaer NIT aIdgen. eeorobt uHo
manhe aud urtbsile erlanst battsu.
litg. 6efdbr Dor, eab bic attipa per
fhleubert piirosu. fpesbalb bic Or
ntnnung zines Rsceipers notbpsnoi9
lei, um oisi.Iben 3u b<fhusr. Die
9sftnInuft urterbreiiete cine Rsplit,
NORM lie in DE ernenuung stntpiiz
Iiate.
9o hIabia6en.
Der perI0nlits Rahlab bss SSobn
y. WcGabe betragt S2245.70; osrIsHis
ae pes aueuit I}ueansr $2317.9S; /;
berienig. bes Srant 6eilt $1,000; osrs
ieHigt bes gbas. 8roBer 5000.
Rihdro Burton III QahlabperpdIz
ter Don amanoa gurton; gerionGIien
$3.50. grunbsissn.lum $500.
gbriftine 9iebI III 5eitamtntspoaz
jtrederin Don guor,tp Gi.bI; gerIcz
nolien 500. GruHoeieeHthum $500.
Sohn l.S6iuirg IN Rahlabperpals
ter BON Sobn Shilins; periOnalien
S479O, grunb.issutbum $4,000; sbens
70 DON Tlorp Tl. ShiliHs, perfcnns
lien $500.
Der RcGlabptrpaiter bes am II.
Rdr3 1911 bsi einem Bahnunfull
ums 2eben geiommensn Jotn9rsgorp.
tpurbe ermdhtiat pom Der p.e.e. uno
Ss. g. sep. $3.50 in Grlsoisuns aler
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-10

Anf Grfu6en BON dran 9. si6el,
Der Gattin bes 0ilfssacioIrebalteurs
oeS -GHauirer' 0errn Jelspk gsidei.
BON 10. 233 Goodman Gtrdbe. lrufs
- ben bem tdbiHMen 0efunhteitss
amt sei1ern Der 9unn zines an ber
Bsliib MDeHue nsbnsuben glilitGr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-10

pen Spsd, bic brei SaroIians", 8ns
tuoisn auf pem Saropaon, ippie ois
Seagerfine atbleten 5ruppe eHqagiri
noroen unb perDen obne 3peifeI bic
5uhlreihen geiutsr sufribenfts[len.
sJu benz Sreithsater nuf Der srpben
Wiefe iptro Iih Der GeiItdnser Sen
Gorl prpou3ireu, Der @rlte, Der bei iei
ner @orfilbruua oie elettrifhs geleap.
tang benagt tat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-10

g piele:

0tuie iisbi fiir uniere .,seebs- tein
aisd. Spiel ouf bem prpsroun. I'm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-10

8ir ofterIren oem inpeittrenoen Gus
Iifum uniere qrpBe Auatpahl
The Washington herald., 1911-08-28
WARRENTON READY
FOR HORSE SHOW
Entries Large and Grounds
in Good Condition.
Special to The Washington Herald.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Warrenton, Va, Aug. 8.-Everythine
Is In readiness for the opening of the
Warrenton Horse Show, which will take
place Tomorrow morning at o'clock
The stables at the grounds are prac.
tically filled with the exhibitors, among
whom are Miss Dupont, Mrs. Potts. Mrs
Morris, Lee Hechinger. Bowles Bros,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Andrews, Ashleigh
Farm. Glenarm Farm, and various other
entries.
The grounds since the recent rain are
In excellent condition, and the ring
beautifully Nsodded and firm The grand
stand, which has been completely over
hauled, is more comfortable than ever
before. A gravel walk has rece ly been
laid around the grand stand. 'hich is
a marked Improvement.
The judges in part for the exhibition
are Messrs. H. A. George. a. W.
Strother, and c. E. Holtzclaw. of War
renton; r. Penn Smith, James r. vaIen-
tine. and Edward Crozier, of PennsyI-
vania; H. w. Herring, Harrisonburg.
Va; ]. w. McComb. of Richmond, and
j. Garner White, of New York.
Among the box-holders are Mr.. and
Mrs. o. T. Crosby, Mrs. Albert Fletcher,
Mrs. Carpenter st. Louis. Miss Pollard
ST. Louis. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur, Miss
Wilbur. Miss Makell, Mrs. wallach.
Mitchell Harrison, and numerous
others. A very large crowd is expected,
and has been provided for. The ladies'
german will take. place on Tuesday
night, and the horse show german will
be on Friday, September 1.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-28
MEN MUST MAKE HOMES
TO KEEP WIVES AT HOME
Socialist Speaker and Leader of Garment Makers
Strike Gives Views on Suffragette Question
and Its Effect on the Home

If husbands want their wives to stay
at home, let them furnish the home"
This was the closing sentence of the
address of Theresa Serben Malkiel of
New York. before the Socialist party at
Typographical Temple last night The
large hall was filed with persons anx-
'ous to hear the views Of the woman who
Ms one of the leading factors in the big
shirt-waist strike in New York. The
address was strong, and, besides urging
the cause of socialism, betrayed a senti-
ment in favor Of women's rights.
Mrs. Malkiel, while placing the prob
lem of the future of American women
in the background as compared with
socialism as a means of bringing about
the desired result for the working
classes, said that the combination was
one which. II harmonized, would assure
success. These two objects, in her opin-
ioR;, are necessary for the welfare of the
country. and for the prevention of an
ultimate catastrophe in the United States
She bitterly assailed Roosevelt, Rookie
feller, Senator Watson, of West Vir-
ginia, and other prominent leaders and
financiers.
Mrs. Malkiel spoke at length on the
question of unemployed girls. She said
that there were 100000 IN the United
States, nearly all of whom had been
driven to their condition because of
the low wage scale. In New York she
said there are $4,000, all of whom had
perhaps been employed In department
"a a week, a sum insufficient to meet
their requirements.
THE end of such a nfe," she said, 'is
either the river or the street"
The Washington herald., 1911-08-28
LOCAL CRICKETERS
BEAT VISITORS
Sons of st. George Lose by
101 to 22.

There was a corking good game Of
cricket played out at the Rock Creek
Park grounds yesterday afternoon which
resulted in a victory for the Washington
Cricket Club over the Sons Of st. George
eleven/of Baltimore by a score Of 101 to
2. The visitors were seriously handi-
capped in having but a few of their
regular team present and played a num-
her OF substitutes. But it is doubtful II
they could have done much better any
way, as the locals are putting up a
very strong game at the present time
and have secured four victories out Of
the five games played with the Monu-
mentals.
The visitors used four bowlers and the
home eleven only two. Cannon was the
most effective for the locals, getting six
wickets for a total Of nine runs. Jimmy
Rose got four wickets for ten runs and
Thompson. for the Raltimoreans, took
eight wickets of thirty-nine runs. Rose
was top score with %, Drs. Tom A.
Williams and J. S. Cannon each getting
IA. Carleton amassed q and Crocker 8
The feature of the game was G..
Carleton's one-hand catch Of Burke's
savage smash to long-off. as he got the
ball by jumping in the air and catching
the red sphere with his left hand. Score:
WASHINGTON.
Dr.. Tom A. Williams, C Roberts, ST., b. Thomp-
The Washington herald., 1911-08-28
GERMANS ON EXCURSION,
Singing and Gymnastics Feature Of
Trip Down River.

Members OF the United German So
cieties turned out in force yesterday on
the excursion to Marshall Hall, and the
boats on all three trips were we'll filed.
A/1arge number went on the early boat
in the morning, and spent the entire day
at the resort.
Singing was the chief attraction The
numbers that were given by the sweet
singers were enjoyed heartily, and the
absence of a set programme gave free
rein to the singers. Members of the
Turn Verein gave most creditable gym
nastic exhibition that was greatly ap-
preciated.
The proceeds Of the excursion are to
be added to the entertainment fund to
be used when the National German
American Alliance meets here in Octo-
Der. The, excursion was planned by Emil
SPAIN.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-28

they are on German soil. The American
officers are Gen. Darlington, inspector
general of the United States army; Gen.
Wotherspoon, president of the War Col
lege; Maj. Lassiter and Capt. Hanan, of
the General Staff.
Miss Stellwagen, OF Washington, is the
guest of her uncle and aunt, Gen. and
Mrs. Haywood, at Atlantic City.
The newly appointed Ambassador to
Berlin, John G. A. Leishman, and his
family are at the villa Magherita Cade-
nabbia, on Lake Como, where they ex-
pect to remain until they go to the Ar
bassador's new post in Berlin in Octo-
ber. .-
Mr.. Robert Taft, son Of the President,
who is in Luzerne, Switzerland. was the
honor guest at a dinner given by Mr..
and Mrs. ]. w. Warrington, of New
York, last week.
Washington is interested in the an
nouncement of the engagement of Miss
Primrose Colt, daughter Of Judge and
Mrs. Le Baron Colt, of Providence. R.
l., to Mr.. Andrew Weeks Anthony, Of
Boston. Judge and Mrs. Colt, who are
at their summer home in Bristol, r. l.,
anpounced the engagement yesterday
Miss Colt has frequently visited Miss
Ruth Parker. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Myron NJ. Parker, in Washington, and
Is we'll known among the younger social
set here.
Mr.. and Mrs George F. Appleby, the
latter formerly Miss Lillian Stone, will
sail for Europe shortly. On their re-
turn to this country in November, they
will go at once to their new winter
home in Florida.
Mrs. Lewis Browning has as her guests
Mrs. H. G. Calvert and Miss Dorothy
Calvert, of Catonsville, Md.
The engagement of Miss Margaret
Browne Cunningham, of Washington,
and Mr.. Arthur Melville. of Savannah,
Ga. was announced by Miss Cunning
hams parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John N.
Cunningham. yesterday.
Mrs. c. c. Bloch and Miss Bloch, are
now at Charlestown, w. Va, for
two weeks stay. They will go to Old
Point Comfort in a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hester Harlow,
of Alexandria, Va. announce the en-
gagemert of their daughter, Miss Sallie
Agnes Harlow, to Mr.. Francis Repetti
Weller, son of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. I.
Weller. of Washington. The wedding
will take place in Alexandria in thte
autumn.
Mr.. and Mrs. James P. Wingate, OF
Louisville, KY, have announced the en-
gagement Of their daughter, Miss Ada
Belle Wingate, to Mr.. Benjamin Lee
Stidman, of Washington. The wedding
will be in the home of Miss Wingate in
Louisville, on September 4.
Mrs. Julia Gradley, Of Washington and
Mr.. John Taylor, of Charleston, s. c.,
led the german given at White Sulphur
Springs Saturday night. Other WASH
ington people persent were: Mrs. Russell
3. Harrison, Miss Marthena Harrison,
Mrs. William Henry, Mr.. Richard FL
kins, and Mr.. William Henry Harrison.
Mrs. z. G. Richmond and her son and
daughter. Miss Ruth Richmond and Mr..
Edward Richmond, are at the Lookout
Mountain House, Chattanooga, Tenn
Miss Ruth Richmond entertained at an
informal dance Saturday night. Mrs.
Richmond and her children will leave
for Washington this week, where they
will remain for few days before start
ing on an automobile trip through the
Eastern States.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-28
THERESA s. MALKIEL.

In concluding her remarks she said
that men generally denounced suffra.
gettes
Il don't blame the men. in a measure u
she declared, because they work hard
all day, are browbeaten by their supe-
riors, and receive very little pay. OF
course, they want their wives at home
Think what a pleasure it is for them
to come home and have some one to
boss little. You can't blame them.
But If they want women to stay at home
they should furnish the home"
The Washington herald., 1911-08-28
We Suggest an Early Inspection.
HOWE COMPLETES SERIES.
Excellent Views of Washington
Shown at the Columbia.

The third and last of the Lyman NJ.
Howe series Of travelogues via motion
pictures was given at the Columbia The
ater last night. The chief feature of the
pictures was some excellent views of Of
fetal Washington, including the House of
Representatives in session, and the audi
ence, which was exceptionally large, con-
sidering the humidity, was delighted with
the films >
Some rare views of Thibet, the for
hidden land of Asia, were also shown.
The pictures were fully up to the Howe
standard in every detail
The Washington herald., 1911-08-28
GIVES ATWOOD $4,000.
Victor J. Evans Rewards Avfato,
for Sensational Flfght.

Harry Atwood. the Boston aviator. re-
ceived $4,000 from Victor ]. Evans, a
patent attorney Of this city. for his
record night from st. Louis to New
York A check was given the sensa-
tional birdman by Mr.. Evans last Friday
at the Knickerbocksr Hotel In New York
City.
Evans has been Interested IN the
flights throughout the country since the
beginning Of aviation. Evans said that
be had met Atwood at every point dur
Ing the trip, and that at no time had
there been any difference between them
|as reported.
The Washington herald., 1911-08-28
BY the Way.

From yeritas Magazine.
The old maid is a spectator too wise
to accept a role in the cast.
The looking glass Is the real truth
teller of any age.
The kindest women often do not object
to the crucifixion of birds on their hats.
Trust a red-haired woman in every
thing but temper
Children are hostages" but occasion
ally the Lord feels obliged to ransom
them.