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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-06
Gbieagoer 4anfmanu
lta6t Mngaberl.
Nafbein er Sanienoe ben Dollars
perausgabt nnO Die beoeuteHS"
item Ier5te fDniultirt, pnroe
er beiperat.

G6itaBn SIt.-Srrr 3. y. Sc6er. Bon
134 8ureu st., ein muBtbcfaunter tsnsrps
I'm SOopsscdupier, mndt bic fpigensen I'm
eaben:
p3cs litr eit mebr alS Oreikis 9nbren aa
aatarrb. Sabe nfIcs auf trr &eIt Deriad,t ano
neranSgabte 9arfenn. non GoaGrs fir anoere
Ytspisiuen unO BET Aer5teu, pbne jeSpdl trgeno'
Wcldje onuernbe sinoerHr9 5u ertangei, aHe ia
ianu Sbner ffocn, Das inJ Btrrnn aIs oas
eiHiise 0dttef 0n9strufFcn babe, wetdleS mid
permanent turirt.
oErruna bat aud meinc Sran npn &atarrn
tnrirt. sic bait sS jess ifcts i'm SaHie seseR
Grtditung. peldlc rurdj bicIel6c nets In Sans
iHrsr 3eit furirt wro."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-06
&runoeiseut6um u. 2santen.

SIN iidbtiIden gduomt ipurosn ses
fern bic foIssnoen 8auerloubHibfheis
ne ertpirtt: uniperIitdt BON Cincinnati,
breiitotiees Sei6dftsbous auf benz
8runoitiid Ro. GAS $50 main Str,
$25, 400; 9eibolos9ott guiInins Co.,
2titodiges Wobnbous on Der Delta
unb Diais 4ps., $500; 2stbo!bsGott
8uilbing Co., 2aItodigss Wobnbaus
an Der 5antborns, nabe Warfdtp 4be.,
$500; 8. u. Peters Realtp Co.. 2ss
ft0disss Mohnbaus an Der Gossppoo,
nabe Der Jroome 4pe., $3.50.
5err 9. J. Rebbuu, Der bor 5
Waonaten bas 9lnnlper CTfice Ges
bdube an Der Sftisiis Der Main CTR.
fir $156, 600 taufte. bat buhelbe gss
tern fir $185. 900 an prof. u. g.
Softer oertaufi. Der adufsr bot in
letter 3eit sismIif piel Srunbsis.ns
ibum in bieiissr Stabt, barunter aud
bas glberon JIat Gebduoe auf pries
Din an ilh aebrad3t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-06

Mm nlorglgen Sonntog. oefn
Citerionntag finoet ons Ieste popu.
!dre acnsert oes OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
in Scr Gmerp Salle itntt unb geleeent.
lid. oieIes Qouserts iuirb perr Carl
WunSerIe, Der 5iibrer Der 5tpeiten
@eigen~im Spntpbcnieorheiters aIs
3itberioIiit mitipirfen. ,Sermer tuirft
aud, Elm EcIodor oes gollege OF Mt,i.
iic nit. Cos pollItdnoigc grogrmnn
ces stpn5erts III uie folet:
ShIubins Der Spmpbonie go. o..
-. 1ihoifoipsfp
Cargo Danocl
ssinnIe aus .goii fan Quite" .Mosort
Cutie 80 2 ai,s .Gornien1 .9set
Shlpeoiide Earnpbrale. @lmberie
,Wein NnterlnnbA ...... ltnIanf
.3itbtrfolo 6err Carl Wunherle
W1noriool aus ~Mfnoo1 Smnipon
Gertett aus ,lueias .Donijetti
,DuDer{Rre ~ xNignOn- 1bomo1
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-06
6ermann 2oss go. A, g. q. aoss
"a riftnr. Khna EiAer4

5ermann 2ose go. 4, g. 8. aoss
mosritter: ghas. 5idert.
DeutfA- llne. Briioer lint. Dertin:
Sobdnn Ster5 unb WitdeI 9inber.
@sreinister Deutiher aefe.alub:
5tefnn arsmer unp Satob Jriebrif.
G6ilIer aranten Tint. gerein: ga.
FOB 3itt.
Cabinet Unit. gerein: paul 4lbrsht.
5eutcnia Wdnnsrhor: 5obn Gnne.
brod.
Cine ginldbung bss Central aabor
Council su Der am Sonntdg, %. B..
M., itattfinbeno.n 0orleIung bes
6errn Carl aeeisn, prdiibent Der Der;
eluiaten Geutihen 0siperiihaften unD
Getretdr bes Bureaus Der Snternatioz
nalsn 0epertidaften. Iopie friibsres
Mitglieo bes beu.fhen Reihstass,
f-urbe dngenommen uno tperoen iih
bic 8eleaaten 10 5ablreid Die moslih
betbeiligsn.
Sn ge5ug duf bic 3utiinftiee Quf.
nobme neuer gereine in ben 9erbaEb
mahte Der goriiber baruuf aufmsrss
lam, bab 8oriiht am lsiabe lei urb
ale 4ufnabmeseiuhe 5uerit an oa5
propaaanod. 9ommittst behufs l.aier.
irhuns unb 8eriht.rftattung gu iber.
Deifen isisn. Sm Derfolg bieisr Gn,.
pfehluna unterbreitete Der Musihuh
oi. Ramen Der folsenoen 9ereine UNI
ertI1rte, bab bersn Iufnabme nihts
I'M Dese itebe: 1eutonta Wdnnerdor
CABINET Unit. 0ersin, I'm. Ecu unter.
i.ibungssger Shi[ler Unit. @erein
0ereiniaier Deutfher aeie<Rlub unt
1eutid-llngarifher griioer lint. 9er'
Gin. auf antrag erfplgte bunn aud
eie aufnabme Der betr. Dereine.
Der Dergniieungs.Uusfhub berid
tete, oab ale gorbsreitunssn fir ba:
am 10. Mai ftattfinbenoe Jriibidbrs
| ftIt aetroffen feien unp Elm GROCER Grt
foig 3u eriparten Itebs, fpenn niht be,
RegensotY Elm Wahtport bastpiiher
merle. Tesglsifen bratte Der aus
i6ub Die gintrittsiarten CUR Der
| tbeilung.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-06
Beipnoere % arb
Girite i'm nenea 3iueisboipital fir
1rnnfenbolbe geid)afien iperbeu.

Wenn bie 6oIpitagtommiHion Die
biesbe3iiglihen gmpfeblunsen BON Dr.
Rodbill. benz Superintsnoenten oes
3fpeisboIpitals. gutheibt, 10 pirb IN
bem neuen 3ipeigbOipital fir S6ninb-
fiihtige cine bsionoere WarD fir pas
tienten eingsrihtet psrosn. bic gang
befonberer Aufii6t beoiirfen, um ibr
gsrlansen mad gsiltisen Getrdntsn au
3dbmen.
Wie Or. Rcdbin in Der WotipirunS
oieiss Berlansens in Der geitrigsn
SiBung Der 5oipitaltommifdre err
tldrts, mar sr am geitrigen 5ass gss
5punesn, 5ebn patienten iummdrilh
aus benz 5oipital 3u entfernen, neil
fie iih einen sons seborigen Rauih sus
selegt batten. Die 8etreffenben bdtten
ibrer 9sriiherung nah bic Spirituoz
fen in elmer Mirtbfdaft erhalien, bic
iid in Der unmittslbdren Hahbarihdft
bes 6oipitals befinoent.
Die Mngelesenbeit tpirb bon ben 5oz
fpitaltommiHdren in grpdgune eesos
gen iperben unb mogliderlpeiie biirfte
pas Grunbitiid. auf tpsl4sm iih Die
betreifsnos Wirtbihaft befinbet, fir
6pipital3fpeds fonpemnirt Deroen,
ipsnn Elm 3beil bss GeIbss, oas Der
aommiFipn CUR 9erfiisung ftebt, fir
bieien 3ped pertpsnbst tperoen tann.
GommiHdr 2ouis aepp Ieste iih in
bieIer angeIeasnbeit iofort nit benz
Stabtanpalt g,ttman in 8erbinbuna
unb bieier tpirb in ben nddIten 9usen
Elm Re6tssutahten iibsr Die Jras. ab'
cebeu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-06

ben Runbenf6neiberlaben Siihmann's
betrat, tpurDe ins 8ein gefhoHen, in@
beFen nidt sefdbrli6 DerDunbet. .5tih@
mann t0otete ii9 felbit barauf ourh stz
men britten S9ub.
Sob unter ben Ed bern.
!. Qltianee, s., 5. 4pril. @roper
Daues, ein % Sabre alter grpreBbote,
fiel bier am Wlorger, als er in einen
Grprebpagen ipringen pollte, urter
bic Rdber zines in 8stpegung beflnbz
lifsn 9uges unb lpuroe auf Der
GteQe aetobtet. Gr mar felt fiinf Wtoz
ndten perheirat6et.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-06
Die nenen sSuternen.

Gie foIgenben aer3te. Uelhe baS
Ohio Wianli Meoicol College abiol.
birt baben, 6eitonoen ooS Gramen filr
SSnterne bes itabtiiteu Soipitals rmo
perben i'm Wai ais iolhe in Die an'
ItaIt eintreten: aQiion Brtght, Som
arb gernis. 9hil. 8. Coulter, Gbas.
RepnoIos, Rob. 90. Heio. SuIien Z.
@enjdmin, eSobu G. Wonntng. mnt.
Glarf, elmer aleiu. @m. Eoppmoel.
Ter, iSoiter Bomb. Z. Salttenihlnger,
8iIbur Sunt, &. 5. Woore uno Sar'
m Carroll.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-06
Jn(an0gclegrap6

mar nid1t au retteu.

Rep Uort. 5. 4pril. - Gin
tlsiner pier Sabre alter andbe, Wils
liam goborlep, fi.I am Jrsitag Rah.
miitlg in einsn offentn ab5usstanal
an Oft IA. Strabs uno tpuroe ihnea
benz 5ipei glods sntfernten Gait Fiper
susetrogen. aeute. ipslte ssfeben batz
ten, fpie Der anabe in ben 4b5usstaual
fisl, eiIten mad osFen Wiinoung unb
mahten perssblihe 9eriutt, ben tIels
nen RDrper nit Staneen berausSufl@
Iten, aIs er In Der Seffnung srihisn.
Die ftnrte Stromuns BEL Slddpslls
Sslanb rib bas aine fort unb IS err
tranf.
1hat zines GeifessefDr
ten.
ghieaso, Slls.. 5. NpriI- Morria
1yiIdmann, .ber ourh GinanSiorseu
pl1tlin ben Weriiano perloren gu bos
BEN ihsini, itob Jreitag feinsr
Ghnoser Mltranber Strider lebeHsge:
fGbrIi&. Grou Jranees Ginfer, peId'
lin hem GposHblide init ihrsr 1o4ssl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-06

Dr.. 4balbert 5. 9olt,
elmer iener 9eutI6en, Die in ben 48er
:Sdbren nab Amertta tamen unD Der
auuit uno Dem 9erperbe bier Die 9abu
brshen haIfen, lit bieier Gage I'm 4i-
ter BON 81 Sabren in Baltimore geitors
ben. Or. Bold trdnteIte 3por in Der
lesten 3eit, bod fam ieIn 3op uner-
Dqrtet. Gr purDe in gapern geboren.
unb tam na6 8eenoigung ietner Stl'.
pieu in Rirnberg I'm Sabre 1848 u1a.
4merita. Gr gina 3uerlt nab ct.
2puis, puroe bon benz oamals herrs
Ihenpen 8ploiiebsr nah &alifornIeI
cetrieben, ND er nur tur3e 3ett BET,
blieb. gr lteB Iih i'm Sabre 1851 IN
Baltimore nieber, nabm bel benz 3dbaa
arst Chaplin u. 6arrts Ste4ung urD
6eiuhte Damn bas BON bieiem gegrtina
rete Baltimore College fir 3a9ns
tunbe", oeFen dIteiter lebenoer 8re'
Duirter er mar. sSn 1852 perbetratbets
er fi9 nit Srl. 2etitia u. allend, ots
eor 8ebn Sobren ftarb. Or. Bold mar
elm pieIIsttiger Mann, Der auber aGf
benz 5seloe ieinss gerufs beDsutense
grfoIee als gilobuuer, Utaler uno
Grapear su persei6nen batte &unfta
nerte in eetriebsnem Stlber, SeIge'
mGloe uno Stulptursn, Die ietnsr
Sano eutiprangen. Sieren feline Woi-
nuns. Gr CAB feline prarts por etrpd
10 Sabrsn. als sr iih bel einem 5da
perI.ste, auf unb felt Der 3eit bate er
| iid sans Der aunIt sepiomet. BIS az
| Ieinem Sooe orbeifete er on aanos
| fchaftss@emdlpen, fir bic er auf elmer
Reifs ourd ben Weitsn Stisssn geiaE-
melt bate.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-06

Sn Der gsitris.n Sisung beri6tets
goun.psQuoitpr GnmonoIou, oaB
tp1brsno Der lsstsn 6 Monats i'm 9ans
sen $9l1 ,446.58 als 9opzStsuer in
bic GounipsaaiI. sinbe3ablt Doroen
fsien unb benz Gefese 3ufolse puroe
benz 4ubitorsCffies GebiibrsHsGonos
elm gro3sn. aIs aOmmifiipu sutsss
Ihrieben.
Die giIansen in oen peritieoenen
gountnsSffieen iinb folssnoe: Res
coroer $1920.39, ShaBmeiitsr $40, :
O53.95, 4ubitor $50. 0.288.41. Glert
$1281.37. probatgsriht SIS. .336.15
unb Sberiff ST, ,693-38.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-06

ouf bic iog. ultrdOtoletten Strablen.
Ytan iuhte oesbalb mad Gidtqueleu,
bic baran retfer tparen ais ods Eohz
lenbogsnliht. CUR 3eit 1T am meiiteu
bic bon benz Ybpiiter Or. Irons ers
funbene Guediilberoampflampe in Ina
tpenbung. Cine Wtooifitation oieier
Grfinbun9 lit bic Iog. llbiol= Q1ltraz
piplett=) 2ampe BON Qrmunn. lIptol
1T cine befpnoere 8lu5art, bic BON benz
tstannten 8lasnert Sdott IN Sena
bergeftellt ptrb unb bic gigenthiinlits
teit bsIist, ultropiolettes 2i6t reids
LID burdtreten 81 laTen. Gtre Dets
tere Mtootftfntion lit Die nebt5irtil6c
2uar3 3lampe BON 8rpmaper. sic bietet
etnen tDertbDolen GridB fir Die Weee
tbooe 5iniens. Nah oem urtheil era
fabrener 5ori6er ItelIt lie einen nsnz
neHsnertben 5ortidritt gegeniiber
ben 1infen'i6en 2i6tautpenDungen
bar; bieie pirten mebr in Die Iiefe,
nd6rsno erftere einen beIonbers itarten
GtnTlu5 ouf Die me6r obsrfi6hlihen
5beiIe Der ertrantten 5uut dusiibt. Oh
aber ieber ein3elne Sal fth our6 gs@
tpiHe giaentbimlihtetten Don dnoersn
unterTheibet, ldBt Iih nt6t in etnem
isben nit Der gIei6en QusIi6t auf gra
folg bic gleite WtetboDe unpenosn.
Die 8efonoerbetten oes etn3elnen Sal
leg beoingsu enttpeoer bic Qnpenbung
Der Metbooen BON Sinien ober Die Be
nuBurq anoerer, tpie 3. 9. Die R0nts
genz, Rabiumz oDer auediiIberoampfs
li6t 8sbanoIuug.
Cine 0ienitbotenrunbs
Iiroge IN Gnqldnb. Der 8ez
perberutb Der engliiaen Truuen, Der
ieit einioer 3eit bemiibt lit, Die Gage
nsr peibliten 0ienitboten in Gngl1no
5u beIIetn, bot Dor eintger 3eit llmfrds
: gen BEL ben 9tenitberrihaften angez
! ftelt. SEPT iino. Die aus Qonbon be=
ri6tet Dirb, aud oen0tenitbpten ielbit
| Jrase3ettel iiberianot tporoeu, in be-
ner tie aufgeforoert peroen, offen gu
ertIdrsn, mas ije germ gednoert Is3ea
piroen uno tpie nah ibrer Wfeinrug
! bieie QenDerung ON beiten herbei3uz
fiihren fei. Inter anoeren tperoen ben
0ienftboten folgenoe 5ragen borgsIegt:
! Saben Sic irgeno fpeihe 4usbiIs
bung genoTen, e6e Sic Sbre erite Ste. )
lung onnabmen2
| g9;e Ianes finb Sie i'm 9isrit2 Dos
fir 2obn beSisben Sic? 8ispieI freie
3sit habsn sic tdgIi6 (auber oem
Sauis uub i'm 6auie)? Diepiel freie
3sit babsn Sie an Sonntdqen Gin
Saufe uno auber benz 6auie?)
/ Saben sic elm 9ett fir iih ieIbIt2
Mas fir 5erien erbalten Sic I'M
Sabr? Wiro Sbr Qobn aud tpGbrenc
Der Jerien be3ahlt?
Warum ginsen sic in ben 8ierft ?
&onutsn sic Sbren 5reunoiunel
ratben, in 0ierit gu geben2 WeHrt
niht, tpaam niht?
@as tonnte nod Sbrsr Qlniibt 1ea
than peroen, um ben 0ienit im6dusz
bait su elmer piin16enspertbeH Be-
ihdftigung gu geitaIten?
8ie'es iino Die 6auptTraqen, bic ben
WGo6en porgeIegt perben, bic iibrtgs1
bei6dftigen iih nit gtebenfragen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-06
yempernfur.

Giir bi.iss glatt Duroen gsitern bon
BEN Spti.srn 6. GIetn &c Bro,
go. 435 Race Strabs, folgenbe 5ema
reratur llnterihnoe rsgiftrtrt:
Born. Grab 9tatH. 0rdo
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-04-06

Ma Wisnmsr Sea csrsinss 71e per eas,
utir biese s2rbs tSSykn6efte HdnfetEnn nne
2Gsntn. Aa!s. 2ada6. 1adiiHAe EHt Mn6ssis
in 1 Vsp. J1khfu.
81. s1sIsI a3s Dsh 9. she.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-27

her S. to pay fare home to Spring
field, o.
Members of Hamilton Club
and friends enjoyed minstrel per
Torrance. Thus forgetting sad
fate of late G, o. p.
Professor Lanard," 1911 S.
Ashland av., fake mystic, arrested
on warrant. Free on
ST 500 bonds.
Oak Park gossips started ru-.
NOR that Judge Jesse Baidwin's .
wife had disappeared" In Cali
fornia visiting relatives.
Albert G. Shillo, automobile 1
man, 1852 Michigan av., eloped.
with Adelaide Chrysler of N. Y.
Finish of childhood romance.
Henry Bleacher, 90, arrested
on MASKING charge. Fined SIS.
He is Chicago'S oldest.
1noIIlaS ~ Tara, PRESIDENT or
Q,Gara Coal Co., indicted by fed
eral grand jury on railroad rebate
charges involving N. Y. Central.
Mrs. Joseph Fantana, II, de-
serted husband. He thinks she
has gone to N. Y, where he met,
wooed and married her in one
day
Despite protests Mayor Har-
rison will sign ordinance allow
ing two pool or billiard tables in
saloons without extra pay for Ii
fcense.
James F. Meagher, attorney
for "gas trust" admitted that
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-27

State st. Ruined wine display and
$500 window.
Judge Lockwood Honore's
wife lost gold-threaded meshbag
with jewelry valued at $500.
Mrs. F. Wallis Rice, prominent
charity worker, dead at Virginia
Hotel.
Carl A. Waldron, attorney for
committee of fifteen, admits he
made mistake in interview re-
ferring to Judge Kersten's hand
ling of Louis Weiss, south side
diyekeeper case.
Fifty University of Illinois
students visited large industrial
concerns. Saw what they will be
doing when they have finished
their football and dancing course.
Chicago Woman's Aid want
comfort station in loop. Mention
Chicago public library basement.
Anton Gutkowski was given
six months for giving whisky to
four-year-old son.
Captain Joseph Smith killed
mad dog that was about to attack
group of children at Wilcox and
S. Western ave.
Harry Orrnes and Lester
Richie fined SIS for trying to talk
Socialism at 3Ist and Calumet
ave. last summer.
Sheep from China and Aus
tralia arrived in Chicago yester-
day for Live Stock Exposition.
Over $4,000 New York wives
support their husbands, declares
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-11-27

Over $4,000 New York wives
support their husbands, declares
Mrs. Carrie c. Gait, the illus
trious sufragette.- But, Mrs. Gait,
if their wives didn't, their moth
ers would have to, wouldn't theya
The Washington herald., 1912-09-24
LEXINGTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-six furlongs; for twoyear Odds
Capt Heck 10 tKocrerl. $3.50 won: Blue Jay
us tGooSel. $40. second; God Color. 10 Henry
s. third. Time. l:l6 IS Mindmundy. Trans
rrrt. Toy. Rock Bar. Baldrole. Zwinsh Barsac
and Senator James also ran.
SECOND RACE-Five and a half furlones; TO
two-year-olds. The Widow Moon. Ill tSteelel
s. 50. won; F1oral Park III Buxton. $50 second
silk Day, lol (ArdreSsl. $50 third. Time OS
Rosemary and Silver Moon also ran.
THIRD RACE-Six furlorgs; for three-yesr-ol'
maidens York Lad. liz iEstepI. $3.50 won: Jaci
Ellis liz tFsinl. $3.50 second; CynoSurr. 100 Lot
tusl. $50 third. Time. lis Is. Shirley q.
Beautiful. Malaway. Auto Line, John D.. Wake
field ard Wnifred d. also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Six furonES; for threeysarold
ard upward; handicap Grover Hughes 10 CGoosel
SD. won; CauEh Hill. 10 CLoftusl. $50. second
Buckhorn. lis tStecel. so. third. Time. l:l3 rs
impression. Enfield. and Irish Gentleman also ran
FIFTH RACE-Onc mile and a half: for three
year-olds and upward. Manager Mack. 100 IAN
dressl $50 won; Nolthcrpe. lo6 LOTUS. SlO
second; Sir Catesby loj tsheal. out. third Time
2:3I35. Three starters
SIXTH RACE-One mile ard sixteenth
Labold. l0s (Mole.worthl $40. imir. 10
Buxton. $50, second; Plant. 100 tEstepl. $50
third. Time. l:is S. Ten krG. Dick Baker
Limpet. Puck. and Crossorer slso ran.
The Washington herald., 1912-09-24
TORONTO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-StK furlonss; for two ear-oids
Loch LOmord. lOl Adams. Sl.H. won: Oliver
ICdge ia small SO. second: Sweet STORY. l0i
lTeahsrI. & -. third. Time. llI Is. Mollybruck
RehcareaI Malamnut and PrutsgcraS also ran.
SECOND RACE-SiX furlonES. for hrec-year-o
ard upward Lewis. los tTeahani. SO. won
Inlaw. IS CRowleyl. $50 second Flower Girl. 10
martini $50 third. Time. l:I- Kyle, lNenets
StrUme Carrilon. DanfeId. DipTcr. Scarlet PIN
pernel. Cardiff. Ssbo Blend. and Isabel Case also
ran.
THIRD RACE-One mile Hamilton. liz Tea
ham, ST., won: Action. lo5 IsmaD. $50. second
Airey Io2 tRowIeyl. $50 third. Time. Ia Is
Master Jim. Cloud Chief. and Sientor also ran.
FOURTH RACE-SI furlonGs. for two-ycar
ODDS: selling. Miss Edith. los Teahanl. $50. won
Ralrh LLOYD, 10 tRHweyl. 81 81. second Burnt
Candle 10 SMALL SEQ. third Time, IA IS
Marie T. Johnny Harris. Martin Annorous, and
F1tterfoot also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Two miles: for four-year-olds ard
upward: steeplechase Irrin T. Rigs. H2 tKiloul
LAM Sl.D won; DR.. Heard. 30 Ford. $50
second: Joe Lett 80 tPembertonl. S.o. third
Time an IS. Annum and Gun Cotton fell.
SIXTH RACE-One mile ard q sixteenth: fol
three-yearoIds and upward Chepontuc. III WAR
rirg,onJ. $50. won Live Wirc. Ito lTeahan
IS g. second: Inspector L'EStrade. 10 tROwleyl
sac third. Time. l:to 3-5 Cast Steel. Or. HolZ
berg Ia Nun Ds and Cliff Stream also
SEVENTH RACE-One mile and an eighth
fer three-year-olds and upward; selling. Irish Kid
los tSmaln. Silo. won; Apiaster. ss Martini
$50. securd Naughty L1d. lo7 Jensen. $50
third Time. Sc IS. Jim L.. Lord liam, Vol
Lear and Bit Of fortune also ran.
The Washington herald., 1912-09-24
SPRITE A WINNER
ATHAVREDE GRACE
Assumes Easy Lead, Which She
Holds Throughout All-aged
Handicap.

Havre de Grace. Md, Sept. 23-Sprite,
belonging to H. X. Knapp, a steward Of
the Jockey Club, the flly who ran the
fastest five furIongs ever run on a Mary
land track a few days ago. this after
noon won the all-aged handicap. at five
and a half furlongs, over a heavy track,
in the fast time OF :0S 2-5, while Prince
Ahmed just lasted to take second place
from the fast finishing Sprngboard.
Sprite assumed an easy lead in the first
half. and was under double wraps at the
finish. She was a prohibitive favorite
at to 5, and was well supported by the
talent. Prince Ahmed was on the rail
all the way, and although well ridden
he was not equal TO the task of catch
ing the winner, while Springboard was
an easy third.
Gov. Goldsborough ordered fifty police
men from Baltimore to the course to
help Sheriff Clark in the arrest of book
makers for violating the law in accept
ing bets. but the Sheriff refused to take
any action in the matter. One police
man. who became tired Of standing
around doing nothing. borrowed so and
placed 1t on Grosvenor in the first race
at Is to /, winning $50. and leaving for
home shortly after. The meeting will
probably be continued without further
legal interruption. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Twoyear-olds selling; five and
Cne-haF furlongs. Grosrenor. I03 Dunn. Is TO l.
won: MontTessUr. l0i Wolf. TO /. SECOND: InsIr-
Man. 100 tMoorel. 10 l. third. Time. % -.
Cordie F.. Honey Bee. RsgIsa. Fatty Grub and
Latent alSI nan.
SECOND RACE-Mares and geIdings: three
year-olds and up: selling mile and seventy yards.
Hedge. 100 SHILLING. to s. won: Jacquna lO6
tBryDeJ. to = second; Amalf. liz CwolD. to l.
third. Time, las IS. Sand Hill. Wofertou. Su-
pCrvisor. Grania and Col. Ashmeade also nan.
THIRD RACIAL ages; five and One-half fur
longs. SrIite. zig tCilass), even. won; Prince
Ahmed. IL (Byrne). 10 /. second: Springbosrd
lo6 Davies. to l. third Time. 90 rs. Lehore
Sebago. and LAYTON Virgins also ran.
FOURTH RACE-SeIling; three-year-oIds and up
one mile and seventy yards. Psrdner. lc2 (ByrneD
6 TO s. won; Futurity. % tMcCahey). l5 TO S, sec
Ond Patrick s., los (Schuttingerl, to l. third.
Time. l:E2S Pedigree. Fond Hampstead. and
Surfeii also ran.
FIFTH RACE-SellinE; tvcyear-olds five and
one-hsH furlongS ChuckIes. Ios tShillingl to l.
won: Battery. los (Bynel, TO 5, secund: Mar
Ann K. los tMcCahey). to l. third. Time ds IS
Uncle Obie Rock Rest, Humility. Lawsuit. and
Brush als1 ran.
seventy yards Garth. los tSchuttingerl to I,
won; o. L. Buster los tNcCsheyJ. 10 to l. second
Taboo 100 Wolf. 10 to l. third Time. "a. Rose
F. Bsnorella Hedge Rose. knight Deck, Guaro
nala, and Long Hand also ran.
The Washington herald., 1912-09-24
CORNELL Is GIVEN
THOROUGH WORKOUT
Despite Most Unfavorable Weather
Conditions, Ithacans Are Put
Through Scrimmage.

Ithaca, N Y. Sept 23.-Cornen played
football this afternoon in the most I'M
favorable weather encountered this sea-
son. the ground being heavy and muddy
and the rain pouring down all afternoon.
Nevertheless. Coach Sharp and his as
sistants gave the men a thorough work
out, and on the whole they were salts
fed with what was accomplished. In a
thirty-minute scrimmage the varsity
scored twice on the second team and
once on the third, besides getting a
safety.
A brilliant forward pass. Butler to
Erich was one of the features, the vet
eran left end handling the slippery oval
with dexterity and took II forty yards
for a touchdown. Capt. Baker was
equally sure-footed on the treacherous
ground. picking up one OF OiConnor' $
punts on the 5G-yard line and working
his way through opposing tacklers for a
touchdown. Davidson won a place at
varsity tackle after a short Punishment
to the scrubs.
The Washington herald., 1912-09-24
GIBBONS FAILS TO
KNOCK OUT MALONEY

New York, Sept. 23-Mike Gibbons,
who wears poor Stanley ketchel's mid
dle-weight crown by virtue Of personal
agreement. dropped in at Madison Square
Garden tonight and undertook to knock
out Tommy Maloney in jig time. But
Mike did nothing of the kind. Maloney
who has grown to be a real middle
weight. proved to be very much alive
after the first round, and after every
round until ten had been tolled off
Mikes work in the ring tonight was the
surprise of the year. To tell a plain
truth, Mikes exhibition smelled. Either
he has gone stale or he deliberately let
Maloney stay with a view to a future
comedy. He showed none of the punch
ing powers that delighted the dyed-in-
the-wools when he last gavotted before
us He simply waltZed through ten
rounds, and he wasn't stepping in tune,
either, half the time. Maloney. had he
possessed a bit more of confidence might
have won going away. . He caught Mike
on bad night and deserves all the
credit he got
Mike claimed in extenuation of his
poor showing in his dressing-room
after the fight that he injured his right
arm in the third round so badly that he
feared he would be out of the game for
months.
The final of the nights entertainment
was between Eddie McGoorty and Jack
Harrison, of London, and was a matter
of one or two belts to the Englishman's
jaw. The Britisher was noored twice
in the first minute. He got up groggy,
and a short left hook put him out for
keeps. Sheriff Hamburger. who is watch
ing all fights for Gov. Dix, went to his
dressing-room afterward and said that
he was convinced that Harrison had suf-
fered no injury. Had l thought other
wise l would have stopped boxing in
New York then and there said the
chief peace officer Of the county.