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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-02
MmstudrtiGe aNdrfte.
Ksv 1Sr!. l. December.

NsV 1or!, /. December,
2sN.--Dnfwtr 90, 25s Bbs. gersaah
0,767 Dkls. Ter Narst mar bexte ftefto
Spring Yatsmt u. .25-5.45, BInter etratobf'
4.20-4.10, 0tntsr Bat.nts s4.s5-l. 10
/ errixe clears $4.3o-4.50, Dtnter Grtra
/ ne. 13.60--3. 80. 10. q b.. S3.45-3 Xxx
kanfes nrststts $l.6o-i.so.
i NegoenMs1l ~ ftetig. Tair bls aute,
N.75--i.s5, 4stes tts fanes 81. .oo-5. go.
Netsmslf tf ftetia. Jein.s roetses uni
lsItss $l.60-l.65. aro6a sl.55 so
HsinbrtsS % s.65--8.75.
0x4nstlsHmstt Ia willis gu 81.
per LOO pfnno; fats Bis suies $4.s5-
o.16, 4otte bts fanep G.2o-B.55.
01AusttsN nonttnsa. ameriean s5c
aAl SaHsbisn 63e {. I. 7. ZEN Dort.
| NeaSsa III fsft. no. 2 Deftern 80.
tst Anianft {. I. I. Buifals.
csrN III fteiis. NsEis.rHs 115-125t
e. W. Buffalo.
Ad g n.--8afabr Q 81, 200 su.. s.r,snSt
l68, ,06S BuibeI. Narft ftetie. no. 2rotbe,
nsser 95ht im olspator urb s6Ke T. 0. s.
iArimNexb, Rs. HcrtAern Tulusk IloLt
I. Q. B. fAnsmmsns.
IfAssr - 3ufahr 1885, Eer.
fsnbt - Nu. Dtarft fer. arport 30
rsuer zoe I. q. D. f6rsimmens.
osfsr. - 3nfutr 3s .075 ru., g.rianbt
- Ba. Marit ftetts. etansarb mel.
Ser s8Hc i'm Gfepator. Ro. z psibsr sac,
re. 5SKe, ~. & b31fe.
osn III rubtg. - grtns 1906, go. |
l26c, no. 2 Il5e, Rs. 8 l00e.
espFsn tn feit. state 1911, srstrEr,r
bn dolce 52--57e: 1910. 4S-- SOC; gaetfic
esaN 1911. srbinkrst Bis Dolce 45-t7c,
1910. 40-42e.
edxts Fnt fen. s.rtrsI smeriss
22t, Usasta 22K.-2SLe.
2stsr NJ feit. Demlsx s5-27t.
Bssf III feft. 6smiIp Sl9. 80 90,
Asrt stsas Si7.25-l9.00. Rss sl7.75-
Dss' IN netid. Nantls s14.1O-1f.5o.
9et Si2.5o--1s.01, BeshsS sStnssn s2s .o1
--si 90, ssrpa6t tsf3 .01-l3.so, atts srtra
Snbta RAJ slS.0o-t9.51.
eat Hssts 'tnt ruhi1. asssfeIts Bel
Hes, 10 Sic IA yfs., 1IL-l1Le. ss. sAul.
terra sH--sHe. ts. S4in'.u IKE.
S4maIt in mtllia. EibbIs Usn yrtma
@.20-9.s0. Nafnnirtss saum ft.tia. Sou,
sinsnts9.7o. .. 4. $lo.5o, Gsmpsuns ~
--7s4t.
fsts n far,. srtma eup sHe,
Gsantrr sK--aAe.
-N ~
Srtksa rshss $4.3a, prtms esmxsr seLbes
15.47--555.
Getrslea ~ IN aetls. Ssftntrtss g.n
4srs tY.35. BtilassIpsi1 uu, Ssttimsrs
0.35, bs. tn 0aIf t3.8S
no lie ID rubis. Damsfie SIsss Osis
s7e.
3sri N rusiS. etrainss, asnstnfttss
bW sutes $3.50.
fsrp sRtt n IN feFt su s0c.
Ests IN fen. - eiH5 eimtIAer 2L -
De- Satns Sx-6Le.
Satellites IN fetis. Ten CrIsaas Cysn
Kettle. gutter Sic 4stes, 35-5ot.
81 x9es.--NsIsr IN iGpa1. Nusespsss,
50 Ten. 4.44c. Centrifugal % fst 4.94e,
NsIahss. 3lker - Ter 4.l9. AafT5nirter
~ suhig. Gut Qsaf $50, Gruikss 6.7oc,
Rsxlb ~ 6.35e. Gakss 6.25., 9snserss
6.1be, 0saHvletst S.0C:. Tismsns ~"
9 100, gsnfsetis nsrt ~" 5.55e. re. 5.S5,
Ns. 3.8oe, Ns. 5.75. 30. 45.7oe, Ns.S
5.s5e. Res b.soe. Es. 7 5.55e. no. 9
5.5oe, Re. 95.45e. Rs. 10 5.41e. 30. IL
3 .sos, Re. II S.3o:. Re. ls 5.25s. as. Ia
9s0Sss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-02
1dalid,er ayeartt /. Uerid3t
Ginsirnsti. 1. re,embe,

GinsiEnati, /. Ieltn5ss,
DIE natisissnseH nustiruaasn beaietsI
no Hur auf ensrss frnnsoftssnsn. De-
nsiassn osfSaftsa nersea stsas tStsr
pseifs bsrs6nst.
ersttfisRsa.
Csy Narft sar rnhis uns his Drsifs Netis
etnal,. - Srima Sttam q s5--s.ss,
troSsnssfaIs.ssssI sI,tfA. aart
ns6tser. 6ksri clear esitsn 8N--oe. ihor
nisttHisifta sx-6Zt, srtra ftsrt elsa,
0s.isa sK-sIe. SAuItesn ~ -G,
Bellies 0h - ioHs isis sns 1s me5,
bsyDs6t.
0assA - Hsrst isefia. etors slar,
Seitsa SH-l0e. furte Misssmfeitsn OK
9Ng sytra fbsrt dear esitsn oK-91e
0oulterH 81 - Se sul 0saies lOh< -
le lsfs sns ~ PER yfsas msbr per,
eaeaf Cured efsif6.-- Warst esris.
9AlnlfH $500 - 1880, visais e6nltsru
Q0e- -10.ko, DrsalfaA Naesn Ii. .50--l7 so
09ultesa 6.75 - e.2S. 0eu 43erf Gul
44ul1erm $50 - $50. iss6fns Neef.
O4taten 10 .O0--20. co.
0fbest5ssIts ETstf6.-p9ersf Ae.
" 0AiHfen I8--l3Xe, pifnie G6alters
- ~. Dsniss ll - ik, e1sltra
sh - ST. Hss oorf Gst S4alierM sN---
ttN 4sseTstf4.-e4isgs II-fike,
v9nk 0Anltstn ~ 7hs, G4aItsrn 6N
-7Ns flsTt Hitpssititss ~ - d, itsrl
Pere 9etssa eK-0Xf, srtrs itett estes
S1<s DsGiss II x-lle Der tfaaA
2stt sa1 Ost sstba
~ Resss 0intsr paisnt N.1S--
80 Dtatss oeHes t1.86--l.10. 0ister
oanat9 v9.l0-9.eS. eytra e3.eG-o.0o. g.
etAlrst 43.00-8.30. 6srtst UeieA ustsat
t.M-S.0o, -. fsAftt4 .l0--l.1e -. eeniIs
al4 ~ Nseessnetl. nssbwtkli& ses
mtl9fee eA.73-A69. rsinse eitn o&yoe-
- esAif4teS n. zt--G.00 bse 81.
ss1eA Masst sutte unl iejfs
uol4a 0trtsS - - oee, 10. -. ek -
- -. : set1W O. - oos ~ M1i1eL
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-02

NtnbpieN = DE 3ufubr mar teute
jssnslt& erob unb berRsrn ifetia. .-Stoders
nnb 0sebers wuresn sbsnfaIIs yisnlsA pnl
eelesh RtIntnbe bessIst&en.
e0.60 TOO. fsMey ----, D4is1 s.. So
ga eg1se --. tlsii4sseisss oe. 7S--5.76,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-02

Werfduft wurben: gar 10. 2 rofbes
Ninter ~ 98e, Gar 80. 3 DO. Az 97e, /
Gar bc. ~ Csc unb Gar Rs. q bo. Az
9SHc ouf benz @elstie.
Nell 4EsrR. - Assft rnkiS nRb feif.
Qsnes Ns. petSeS 70-72c, ~. 3 ueises 81
zoe, Ro. Z peites 63--66c. 80. q get
ses n 73e. 10. 3 bc. 80--70e, 30.
DO. o3 - Csc. Rs. Z eemif4tss e8--70e,
Re. 3 bo. 66--6sc. Re. { b. 62--65e,
netteS 4sfbenssrx 81 - 6ee, seItes 10.
64--66e. asmif6tsS b.. 6s-66e per Dx.
gerfauft rpurben: Gar go. 4 D.ibes AZ
64c, Gar bo. ~ 63xe, Gars Ro. 4 aeIs
bes tu &c. Gar bo. su 651e, q Gars bo.
sn 65e, Gar SO. 8 DO. ~ 70e, Cos 30.
%. tu Csc am 80. Rou.: / Car aelbes
mad probs su 64e, l Gas DO. eenstfhtes auf
Anftiou 8. 8. .. 4580s, su Soc, Q Cars
No. aelees 5u S8f, Gar DO. su 64ke,
Car 70. DO. ~ Toe, 1gdr bo nads3robe
gu 63He, l Gar Vc. 8 netses III SIC, TOO
Bu. Rc. DO. nit Sdfer III Csc, Gar ees
Inticbtes mad Brobe su Gle, Cars Ro. 4
eemsihtes 81 64Ke, Cars DO. su CSC,
Gar oo. Al &c, Gers 30. o bo. su 70c.
800 Bn. ao. DO. NIT baier III 63e, sunb /
Gar mad probe semii@ies su SIC saf benz
&afs..-Marss rutss xns fietia.-ac.
ustber 50He. Stanbarb neiter So
oO14c, no. 3 uetser l9kc, no. 4 DO. AZ
--49le. 10. 4 eenifAtsr 49H-soe, no. j
%. 1870. Ro. 4 ts. 47--48e per xm.
Verfduft Ipuroen: Cars Ro. 2 peiber su
5OIe. 2 Cars Ro. 3 DO. AL soc, Gar
Gtdnbaro meiber su so. Cars DO. su
o0L4e 500 Su. DO. nit Hcrn su Soc. 7S0gu.
90. 5u s0c uuo | Gar SO. semii4ter su
6os auf bsm @eIeiie.
asssen.-- Nsrfs fen. 70. 2 e7e, no.
9l-9St. No. 4 S4-8Se. gerfanft wurs
ben: 800 Blu. go. 8 gu 9le auf bem ges
Ger e.-Ro. 2 Wimter 81. .O5--I .I5; no.
89oc-Sl .05, Ro.4 60--90c.
VsrHsnm alt.-Jrasissrslsste t1.3s
II 81 per Bu.
Srsfsi -. y..relsa Drsifs nit s.,s
lemssenam stei4sa Esss sss Ssrisss Sal.
res:
J. Tes. lslI. l. De,. 1919.
Ueise1. No. Z rstter .sske ese
Gelfdforn, no. 8 sensif &tes sss 54e
6afer. Re. . sensif 4ter nsusr 30: rSse
Nssser Po. 2 neues o7e s3e
3eu. Re. ] 1iH1stty. .t245o $3.50
Dttsiy.
Der Warft uar t.tis. ssr.sse uast.s
1927 SbIs. 'Cihiuer's 6intflsS Ossbs ssf
Der Cats peR $l.35 per Osasse
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-02

uns Der 3auber Der 1yerne, unb ale
W&eni6en unIerer Retie, ale Wunosr
Der Jorben uuo Gtaien gldn5en in bsr
Grlnnerung frtih auf. glur mir,
metne SyungeH unD it, mir ptTen,
mas mir erlebt ba6en! Die anoersu
fretIih -. 8enn ih gum 8eifpiel I'M.
ter meinen 5reunDen fiBe, Die nutiirIid,
leoer Wtntel Der grOe tenner uno e.
unter Snoien unD W2erito iiberbaupt
ntdt me6r thun, metnt 5dns l0etng,
Der Weltenbummler. iofort: Sus bette
Sootel Der NeIt lift Das 8oQe iSuces 90.
tel in Colombo, norauf 7reo, Der
9lobetrotter, tategori7h ertldrt; IS
gtbt duBer oem 3ajsMQ9nIs 6otel in
gombdp uberbaupt teiues, in benz eiu
Gentleman leben tunn. Iaaeqeu
tann ih natarIi6 nidt Quftommsn
uno ihpeige Iteber. Rot ihIimmer
crying es meineu Qrmen 8uben. DEM
dls in Der S6uIe Der 9etB erpartete
Usoment tom, bic &ameraoen renpm=
mtrten, ME i60n ss in 6sringsoorf
uno Btn8 getpeIen lei, unD fie Iduhs
tern bemertten: Wir lporen in afritd
- ba puroen tie au5geIa9t, unb tein
eln3iser Sunge tpDQte e5 ibnen CLAUS
ben. Qatiirlid tommen Iie ba liebsr
5u mir; Bel mir finD lie iiher, ouB i4
ihnen CLAUDE.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-02
AItisn psn HsrHAerHass. .0jsieni6sifem.
@arsia. ......L. .ifoo lessuits. s......l 400
Wnftonai. -. t04 l....J
yds. eonts ans Aff,ss h ats ysrf.

Sen .sn eau. sar feiier ~ ~ So
unb idlsb su 81.
srsma 0siAditspapiers passsa ~ AZ
4Lx hsSsontirt.
Stsrltnas GrManee ~ fhpad. -
0i6t ~ 94.s81<--4.8eL uns 90 Gage ~
e4.s2s1-4.s2s<.
Bause ssD6tt eatiens waren fts,
he mrS marben mis fofst aust!rs:
Ser. Staaten AsfunSiaa ~ 1907 =.
1907. ~ reai'frtrte tis25l i13I--1i4K
Gfupons 113L-f14X. 81 tesiftYirte 101 u
--f02L Coupons 10lL--l0aL. panamO
Soupsns ~ 1O0L--100N.
Mfttenm arff-Auf heute batten bis
0aiiiisrs Steber Bite Ebsrbdnb. GO ruuroe
etu lsud sum Beriaufen ausaetibt uno oie
preife batfen basuntsr ~ Ieibsn. Geesn
s4Ius nurbe Der Marh isboA fsit.
Na6itsbenss eurIs warsen scn Der 5tr.
maa 3rnts, Ua1man 4 g., 10. 228-232
Mafnnt Strase. bert6ts.:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-02


NslL.-DerNart mar wiaia sstnts,
pstsnts 81 00-3. 90. Osrsissts $50. Is.
epysRs pstsass S5.7s 500, straiskts
N.3S-4.5s. Ns,.rss3.7
Nsf1sn. -shr December s3L - e4e,
ana SaIuk 94L.t fir Rai 9SZ - s93Se,
AN s4Ius 1896 iar SuIi e3T-s49c,
am ehlus 94s.e.
0sll 4tsra. sar Tewmser s8l!--
sac. am eAIus s4e faf Rat s4L--
sac. am S&Ias 64L<e; far suli 81 Z
64szr. am S6Ius 64s.c.
/ eafsr. - Mas Dssember ~ - 47szc.
am SAIxs 47L.r; 'lr Rai 4s< -4s7Sc, an
eAlut 4014e; iar GAIT Az -4ss.e, an
enIus 4ss.s.
Nsssen. - as. q a2e.
Ger rks. - Sut, Ssttsrssrss 75-9se.
quite SO Asiss R1Iis.rns ii2-Iaoe.
flaAsfasm,n.-Rs. i o. n. alsI<..
30. =. u. 25?e.
Atm msttsfaau.s. Reusr $500
- l5.25 psr Gen:Hsr.
AIssIaamsn. = $3.50 - 2o.25 pee
gsntner.
Msspsrs.-sl5.75 - 1900 per Bsl.
Hhr Sanuar sl6oD-l6.lfL, am e4.u6
sls.os, far Rai sie.47K-ls.eo, am
s6Iub $3.50
eAmat,. ssOak per 100 gfunb. -
Var 5anuar 50 22S -- s.25, am ehIns
% 21H; ilr Raj ss.45-s.521s. am SdIab
S9.45.
eAers Rlppsrfstts ~. --ecfs &8.I2k
per leo 3guns. Ear 5annar &s.57H-
647H, amS6tub s. SIN: fiir Wai &s.67h
--6.775, am sHlus SS.87K.
0>tsrt. s,srttlIs. 9sitss. Der.
veAt. tT.37k-s.s7L.
Nattsr.-nar,. isf. Grssxsry 20
--36e, Cairp z4-30t.
Otss. - Ear.. fen. 6rii4s 25-
e0e yex CuSsnS
Aals. RIr:: F:siy. Gssam 49,
15Ke Der pfuns.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-02
Gktesap, /. December.

| FFN"HV W II NDt 1tIFNVSEs
Stntptss. Beves s4.50 -- $50,
fsrss 9ttsrs a. l0--5 10. wehIiAs Stiers
N.00--1.l5. etsfers uns Seessrs 800
5.75. RAks uNb o.tf.rt s1. 90-5 80. &alksr
t5.50-s.o5. Martt ftetta BIG l0c boher.
6Anstss. esiAt. s5S0-8.3o. sss
wsfAts S5s5--6.45 laser. IS. go - $50,
sssks $500 - 81o. gate Bis aas.rI.fsHs
iAssrs sS.l0 - $50, Ssrtsf s4.25-5. go.
Rrrtt etuas lars'an uno Sc hoher.
SAs't nasst stMwer-sAs's: gin,
AeiHtfA - "a 50--4 90. sekIiAs 81 75-4. 90.
skkrItnae "a. .00-5 rs.
aammsr. - tirssIwt'4t 81. .O0-e. 10.
usAfiAe 81 .o1--6 10 Rartt ftetia.
8xfxlr. - Ninsptsl $500, GAustxe
81 200, GAafs sHs aawmsr 10000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-02

Mten3el uno bic 9anbies.
Cine 6Ubi6s Wen8el-2lnetbpte ersG6tt
prof. aarl 8ou, Der UtUnaener
aunftaelsbrts, in ben rSuposutiaen
Wonatsbeftsn". Die tleine 2lretopte
lot aber audi sinen tieferen Sinr.
Sn atiiingen, 10 er3dbtt You, fab id
1896 Bel einem Observation-Disclosures
Goolf U2en3eI, Der ais grober D2uiiis
freuuo in Der Ndbe bes Wtuiitpapiuons
lGngfam auf uno ab giRg, nm iih an
ben ihm tpoblOertrauteu GIGngsn an
ergoBen Sebr grob ooer unqemiidt
muB feline 5reuoe niht Qepeien fein.
oenn er btdte reht iauertDpftft brein,
uno mtBmutbig Dor fid Der brums
melnb, ihrttt sr Durd Die Msnge, bic
f6 inn bereittpiQiq 6fFnetc. gs paBte
i'm gar niht, Dab er rpie Die 8roben
Der Groe Der 9egenitdno und6lGIii1er,
penn aud gar nift 5ubriualiher, Iebr
refpettooaer 2tufmertiumteit rpar.
pIoslth aber ipannten iih feline {3iigs,
oas porber oreiienhaft oIan3loie 4uge
betam einen fharfer Bid unb rer un-
gnGoige 3ug peridpaub. men8sf
ihien ettpas 8srqnielihes ALI feben
uno mG6te e;nen orceHtIih beluItiqter
Ginorud. 3nei beQ uno toaelegant
getleioete StuBer pdrer IieqesgcpiB
unb Der 3aoeQoiigteit tbrer GrIhet.
nung iehr bepuBt in bic HGbe Qetnm-
men. Sic paren ia nift Al iiberIeten,
aber man piirbe bieQettt tetne Rot's
ton linen genommen habeu, tpeRn nur
ni6t Wten3eI iih nit un9eabntsr 8ss
nsglidteit blisihusq umoeorebt bate
unb binter ben spei 8anoies oreinas-
9eneen mare, lie NIT fddrfen, iebt mir.
Der tldroefporpenen 8liden ie6r ener-
Gid, aber offenhur better ituoirer0-.
Gas Bib mar grotsst: bic spei iuna
gcn Gleqants uno hinter ihnen Der
ennmartige aIte manR; aber oas Gro
teste lag nitt auf Men3els Seite 1us
Yublitum begrtff ou6 Iofort ben 6u.
mor Der Sadie uno brdh in elm ldutes
pnb 10 anhQltenbes 2dhsn aus, bag
bic 6eiDen iunosn 6errer es por3oeen.
ben BIab surdumen. Die Mtpral DON
Der geihihte sieht 0oq nit folaeneeu
Worten: .gS 1T teiue Trdqe, odb Die
beioen Serren NIT ausqeIudter Gk.
CANA, iogdr nit iebr oiel GeIdmad qs-.
tIeioet paren. 0pr ibrem Starepuutt
aug modtsr tie pobl -- uno 8nar nit
eutem 9runb - bds oeidmmte Qubs
litum binfihtlih Der aleiouna oerahz
ten. Wan fah es, baB tie fh oenau
ets Wertbes uno Der gsoeutuna elmer
aepfleqten Saltung unn
aleibuna betpubt fparen. Sic batten,
tpis man beute 5u iasen pilegt, aUltur.
2roBbem cab linen nidt uur Der @rs
Frlq unreht, ionbern iis tattsn' that
IGhlid) einen fSehler qemQ6t; oenn
lnoem iie 10 beutlih setgten, b1b ne
ben bohiten Werth auf gsitmadpole
aleioung legtsn. lpirttsn iie Iebr auf.
Fdaeno. uno fte iisBen bamit eeraet
Isne SelbitneritduDlihteit uno Rdtiirs
lihteit permilIeH, obne bic es einer
rirtlih auten Geihmad ni6t aibf.
Msnsel aber. ben man nit ALIEN fSug
bic osrt0rpsrte tiinitlerifhe 5nte[Iigsns
oes neun3s6ntsu Sdbrbunberts nennsu
oorf, beqrtff TogIett, NORM bic GER
rem eeIinbiat battsR. unb, frsilih phne
IS su fpollen. fiihrte sr fis bur5 bic
blDBe ShatTuds. bab er fie nit 70 of
Fentunbig beluitistem entereiie ituntrs
te, ob abiuroum. Wir fdeint, bdb hisrs
ridt nur sin groblem urisrer kustst
zen 2oilsttsnfunit. ionnern unlersr gs-
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WDiit WelDusarfte.


Oretf0G, !. Dee ASII.
Die No&iraQs nam TarIsteu mar tsut,
htns atobe, bod poren bieDansen mis Mou
tntnsbsiten fsarE bei4dftiat. Die !3iusfater
mnr,sn.s nussanOs.1. u 1on esA DaHasn .n Dn.9s.
snnM.s1 |. st.sn.s. is0n 49, Gannt ..tM VA.
fnrts.s y "a. ~ .ss.- .Ises.ss.. sf,,r..;a.na
- lK-SE 81. eafls. uub - 5 cui asit.
sasAt.f s., 80, U.,,
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sindo .s' ~ p'4" w
sA
' 80
getsu Wsa1sSs peEs HHs sW fst1snesN
GetmaussH - UsssWtsH.
EoUDeu, Lo0e Cttbt, A.S6Z-3.81 Her
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Evening journal., 1911-02-01
$4,000 in
FIGHT PURSES
Jack O'Brien Hangs Up Big
Amount for Winners Of
A. A. c. Bouts
SPEEDY BOYS To GO
In THE NEXT CARNIVAL

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. Fifteen
thousand dollars is the amount Jack
O'Brien is hanging up in purses for
the boxing carnival at his New Ameri-
can Athletic Club here on February
Sth. Boxing IN Philadelphia has re-
solved itself into a keen rivalry be-
tween OBrien and the officials OF the
National Athletic Club for the sign
ing up of the best talent and the card
O'Brien is putting on for his first big
show is his initial move TO get the
bulk Of the patronage and hold Il.
Five bouts viii be held on the same
evening, no less than two worlds
champions and their closest contend
ers being on the same card The
last three bouts OF the evening bring
on Joe Coster, of New York. who
recently shaded Abe Attell. and Tom
my OToole. the Philadelphia crack.
Following this bout, Abe Attell,
worlds featherweight champion. will
again meet the man who has given
him his two hardest recent fights,
Patsy Kline, of Newark.
Kline is the hardest hitting feather
weight I'm the ring to-day. His left
hand is his greatest asset, and It was
with this hand that he floored Attell
two weeks ago. when the pair met in
New York. He Is stronger and more
rugged than Attell, and perhaps the
most vicious of all the featherweights.
Ad Wolgast, worlds lightweight
champion. and conqueror Of Battling
Nelson. fights his first hard fight as
hA ttrfft s.f 1ffh
carnival since his victory over Nelson.
He also takes a long chance with his
title, his opponent, Knockout Brown,
of New York. having stopped Al out
of the eighty men who have faced
him in the past three years. Wolgast 5
left hand, broken months ago. is thor
oughly healed, and he will be at his
best for the Brown battle.
Evening journal., 1911-02-01
Refuses 40 Sirn with YorL.

YORK. Feb. Abbott, the fast
centre fielder of the York Tri-State
baseball team. has returned the con-
tract sent him by President II. Kis-
ter Free. and says he will not sign it
unless he receives the S175 month
salary paid him last season. Like
other members Of the team his salary
was cut 60 bring the club within the
$1,000 limit adopted by the league.
President Free is obdurate and says
that he will be traded or sold il he
does not alix his signature TO the
paper sent him.
Evening journal., 1911-02-01

BONDS GO UP
Reading the Only Club That
Had Not Complied With
Rule Last Night
WILMINGTON TO GET
OPENER AT home

The time set for the filing Of the
$4,000 bond by teams in the Tri-State
League to insure their adherence TO
the rules and regulations of the Or
ganization, expires today. With one
exception, Reading, the teams have
complied with the requirements. Will
mington, the new member of the cir
cult, had its bond ready for filing at
the time the franchise was trans
ferred from Williamsport
The situation at Reading is rather
odd There has been plenty of base
ball talk, but little work done. No
attempt has been made to elect \
manager, and il is said that the di-
rectors of the club have made no
plans for the season, as they expected
to turn the franchise over to a stock
company or TO sell il 10 Jake Weitzel.
Should Reading fail to get together
It is understood that Allentown stands
ready to try Tri-State baseball. and
club there would start off with ex.
cellent financial backing. Reading is
expected 60 come along I'm time, and
with the present rules and team I'm
the running should prove one OF the
best paying cities on the circuit.
Another rule which was passed at
the recent league meeting has Just
been made public. Last season thd
clubs were allowed thirty days to get
down to the salary limit. or rather to
the IA player limit. This year but
twenty days are allowed before the
$1,000 limit becomes operative. Dur
ing the first twenty days a club may
carry as many men as il desires as
long as none receive over the $175 e
month limit. This will allow ample
time for tryouts and each team should
be down to a solid basis before three
weeks have passed by.
President Carpenter returned to Al
toona yesterday afternoon after clos
ing the deal that brought Williams.
ports franchise here. Carpenter aud
Cassidy talked over contracts and
schedule during the afternoon. Pete
said this morning that Wilmington
would get at least two holidays al
home, as we'll as the opener. The
schedule will be made up early this
month and it will hand Wilmington
square deal.
Curtis Weigand came and talked
over the prospects for York with Car
penter.
The owners Of the club are to TAX
possession of South Side Park OF
Monday next, and the work Of placinl
It in condition will start at once. Thi
work will be done by the new tenant
and it is understood that among tn
changes proposed will be the con
struction Of dressing rooms and tn
enlarging of the left field bleacher'
Evening journal., 1911-02-01
MINSTREL FUN
AT The Y. M. c. A.

From the present outlook the first
annual minstrel show, which is to be
presented by the boys of the Y NJ G.
A. on Friday and Saturday Of this
week, will be one of the biggest
amateur productions ever placed on a
local stage, and the boys are bard at
work, rehearsing To- make ii the great
est " NJ. G. A. success of the year,
r. j. Pelican. secretary Of the Boys
Depa rtment, is drilling his boys daily
and the features of the show will be
surprising to the audiences each
night.
The house is more than two-thirds
sold out for Friday evening already
and the youngsters are busy selling
tickets.
The chorus will consist Of about 36
boys voices, and the selections chosen
for the show are up TO the minute and
just the thing.
The first part of the performance
will he devoted to the regular
minstrelsy and the jokes and songs Of
| the minstrels will keep the people in
an uproar from the start to the finish.
Music for the occasion will be
! furnished by tho Y. NJ. c. A. Orches-
ira George Alexander will be the
interlocutor. with John Thomas and
Robert Weir as bones, and Harlan
Palmatory and Homer Boozer AS tam
bos
There will he a surprise for the
audience when the curtain rises OF
the second part of the show. Harold
Taylor will give an exhibition of fancy
dancing and will dance the highland
fling in Scotch costume.
Boozer and Phillips will be on the
stage with a comedians act, and vii
sing several parodies.
Those who will participate are
b Herbert Weir. David Keesey, Dude!
Gray, Niels Anderson, Maxwell Ham
mond, Richard Walker. Francis Proc
tor, Ralph Minker. Robert Reed, Jr.
William Broughhall, Raymond Stout
Curtis Litchenstein, Samuel Maroney
2 Henry Marston. Warren Ayres, vii
liam Crumlish, John Broughall, Rslpl
Shippers. Winthrop Washburn, vii
! liam Jack, Harry Loose, John Kirn
} Harry Zimerman, Millard Lang
J Joseph jenkins. Robert Foulk, Ralpl
Durstein, Earl Mcdaniel, Rober
: Smith. Edward Reed, Walter Miller
Paul Hawkins.
Evening journal., 1911-02-01
LOCAL BOWLERS
IN BUFFALO TOURNEY

As yet the local bowlers have
chosen no team 10 represent them at
the Buffalo tournament. to be held the
latter part of next month, but the
assurance is given that Wilmington
will be represented by either one or
two teams. The local enthusiasts feel
that there is no hurry as the entries
do not close until February 1s. and
this will give them ample time to
work out the strongest teams from
Wilmington's cracks.
Evening journal., 1911-02-01
WOLGAST WILL
FIGHT M'FARLAND
By United Press Leased Special Wire.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
CHICAGO, Feb. 1.--Ad Wolgast,
lightweight champion, will again en-
ter the prize ring on February %,
whom he will meet Packy Mcfarland,
the stock yards fighter in a six-round
go at Philadelphia before Jack
OBrien's Club.
This announcement was made here
today. following the return Of Nc
Farland from Memphis. whore he met
Jack Britton.
Evening journal., 1911-02-01
IMPERIAL BOYS
PASS OUT SMOKER

The Imperial Athletic Club gave
swell smoker in its club rooms last
night There was an audience OF $50
persons and most pleasing evening
was spent The club viii give an
other smoker the latter part of Feb
ruary
Evening journal., 1911-02-01
CRESCENT SERIES
STARTS TONIGHT

Brownson will lineup against the
crack Crescent fve of Philadelphia in
the first game of the series in Brown
son Hall tonight, and as both teams
are exceedingly anxious TO win the
first game a close and exciting game
is assured. The lineup will be.
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Evening journal., 1911-02-01

%, the match having just been com
pleted Hogan is hot after Packey
Mcfarland and is reported to view MS
fight with Brown as only workout
New Workers., however, will BACK
Brown 10 the limit, as on form he
shapes up as well as Hogan