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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-15
1rei MmtnmDbilunidue .
Siebeu gerionen fperneH mebr Ober
weniser idwer Derlest.

Sis6en prionsn fpuroen seitsrr
BET 4utpmobiIunfdllsn perlest, pslh.
iih in peri9ieosn.r zbeilen Der Staot
ereigneten.
Der 9isbbGnbIsr Ben. 8. 9ropn
bon Sprins groOe 4pe. uno SOppI;
Sirabe. fubr nit isiRem bon BEN
Chauffeur Ben. Doltenberg, pon gto
1907 glort Strabs. selentien 2lutOmo.
bill bic Spring 9rope ape. ,ntlaHg
nls an Der Wab anthonp StraBs pI0sa
LID cine 5rau pom Seitenipeee brett
Dor bem hrannabenben araftpagsH
auf bic Strdbs trat. Der gbauffeur
mid. nm oi. 5rau niht gu iiberfabrsn,
NIT tiEsr fcharfsn Benbung aus uno
toIIibirte nit elmer aus enteeaenssisss
ter Rintung .ommsnben Gar berGIart
Str. giuis. Der 3ufammenftob mar
70 ipuhtis, bab shs 4ntomobil idper
befhdoiat purbe. gropn uno Wpltens
BERG fpurben BON 8Iasiherben aetrof
fen uno srlittsn ShnittipunDtn i'm
Uefiht uno an ben 06nben, ipIpis
aontuiionen, pdbrsno 5oiepb Smith,
Der Wptormdnn Der Gtrnbenbabncar,
nit lsiften StnittspunDtn bopontdm.
Die DsrungIiidten Fpeigerten iih, oas
6ofpitol auf3uiuhen unb ipurben in
einem anneren Nutomobil nnd Der
Office bes gropu gebroht. Dos Weitis
bull bes Gtrabsnbabnfpagens purbs
Bel benz unfnlI lsitt befhdbigt.
Inter GtnIihsn umit1nbsn ereienete
iih seftern Rahmittag Elm Mutomobils
nnfaa an Carthage pife, 3ipiitxnRoB 3
nnp Hont 4ns,. Ct. Bernard, nobel
6err Bern. 6. polat. BON go. 4009
Weehnoob ape., BON Der DIpd 9pllat
Co., foipie isin gruotr Maurice Yols
LAT, bon go. S53 Gerington 4pe., 8is
sespraiibent uno 5hobmeifter Der
irntd. lsihts aontuiioneH bapontrugsn.
0k 1eruH befanoen iih ouf Der 5abrt
nud Der s5abrii, aIs pl0bIih einanabe
unmitielbor Dor benz Auipmobii iikr
bic Gtrabe laufsn polite. Tim einen
unfnn 3u perbiiten, bog 6err .. g.
pDlIat iharf aus uno rannts NIT Der
Wafhint NIT sroBer Wumt ssgen eli
il<n 1ekerapbenpfoiten. Der porbere
1leiI bes Na.omobils ipurbe sertriim-
inert.
], Gin AbIisfsrunsspaosn Der pssblss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-15

4uf Der WiHionsuusiislIung Die
Belt in Cincinnati" III beute raorea
Gag" unp ben Riutern tpirD ourh
a[lerbano 9orfii6rungsn. be in ben
Ratrnittags> uno QbsnoItunbtn Dor
iih eben, Gelegenhsit gebpten, Iih sin
ssndues, anIhauli6ss Bib pon ben
Sittsn uno Oebrduhen in aorsa 3u
MAIDEN.
Gin. foreanifts 5od3sit piro cine
Der 6auptnummern oss programms
bilben, pGbreno auh bic toreaniihe
gosenoisnsrsi, tpreuniihe Spiels uno
unoere Sitten unb Gsbrduhe CUR 8ors
fiibrung tommen.
2luh Dilium Jennings grpan tpiro
kute Der ausiienung sinsr geIu6 ab.
itattsn unn nm sin uhr Rdhmittags
In Der gas.an.<5als ibsr oas 5bemu
Die 3,iten bA 3sit" rebeH. Ssrr
8rpan ipraf geiterH a6eno in Dan
ton, 8. unb 6err Sotn 6. Sbuff,
eiusr Der 0ireftoren Der Wifionsduss
itsnung. r.iite eissns mad 0apton uno
ieiuer lleberreounastunit aeldng es,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-15

Die WerbeIhtlber Der 8unoes@4rz
NEE uno 8unbes U1orine iperben in
3utunft aus ben Parts perfhpinoen.
4npalt Ritolaus &Iein bate biepartz
beb0roe in elmer 3uI6rift barduf aufz
merriam gsmaht, oab Dieie RetIdmez
i6ilber unb bic peienbeit Der Were
besSfft3iere niht gerabe CUR Ser
idonsrung Der parts bsitragen uno
bic 8ommiiIion i6IoB ii6 oieier aus
it6t on unb oerbannte bic S6iloer
unb Werber aus ben 9urts.
Die l1niberiitdts : 8eborbe lieb I'm
lleberlaFung oes Grunbituds an Der
Clifton Npenue unb Calhoun Strabe
ndhiuhsn, oas bic Yartbsb0roe tiir3s
lib NIT sinsm &oitenaufpunbe bon
$4,000 nioeIiren lieB. Die uniberfis
tdtgbsb0ros bsabiittigt ipdter bier stn
Qmpbitbeater gu erri6ten. Die 5erren
BON Der PorttommiFion Idiensn nitt
Iebr fir oiefss qrojett eingsnommen
gu fsin, rppllsn it6 jsooh bic Sahe
iibsrleqen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-15
observation-disclosures.

i;Sobu g. 2.aecbncr, 40. Sbaronpiae,S.
lSola 8. @crcom, Al, bto.
l9lo6ert 81. 9u5red1t, 2S, 1923 9f
I Jon StraBc.
lD3aric 9ertronL "a. 3205 eiihop
StraBc.
i1Seii. Glorf. Al, Gait 2iuerpool. I.
lGeIia &auahn -. 1889 9amm Ctr.
l8eit Mocia. 80, Nenoing, 8.
lSnna Soicin, 2S, oto.
iGhuS. GcS Champs, 81, t0St Ban.
( miller Str.
lMinnie les Champs, 60, oto.
IsSaion 8. WcnoenbaQ, 46, aenpcn
! lno Sinn.
l9tettie Sron, %, 624 &ihmono Str.
igSm. q. 9aeeoes. %, 1924 &olbroot
! glpenue.
}6lorence z. Suons, 22, 3416 @al.
north slpe.
i2Sohu Gubel, Al, 8opmina. 8.
l0taagie 3ufluht, 32, 4113 Gang.
LAMB.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-15

g,rdIbeni ausuit 6errmann bepss
inirte am WiitDoh an ben Ui5tsyrG
iibenten Wor Gleif1mann In GoInms
bus, Ga, bort isine Operation an
Smip6rmer 1efher's RnDheI Su ers
Iauben. fons fOlne notbtpenbig lei.
icnbern ben patienien obne Dersue
na1 Cincinnati 3u isnoen. no Jpn bes
Aiubnr5t Or. Dimes, Der an oeny3ebi
Waneroft. Gaspor, Jromme, Wcledn
unb Qobsrt erfolsreide Operoiioneu
Ds -,oeeH, inNsbanhlung nebmen tpirb
Glldli&eripeife bat ieitber cine llns
teriu@une bes 1ubselenies init Rcnt.
ssuitrabien fsteeitelIt. bab cine Ope'
ration niHi notbsptnbis fsin rpirD.
qduptliHg D'Ddp bat bsi6loFen
am Gamft0e Elm reeuldns Spiel 3pi,
f4sn ben ~Oeis@ unb .G6lts4 gun
Austrag 5u brineeR.
1r6itsit6nte, bic Rcntrnttoren uni
btr portperlpolisr iinb nph INNER fef
iiber5<ust, bob iie i'm Gtonbe feir
tperben, bic Mrbsiien i'm DolIpori Dol
hesn 90. April 3u DolIenben. 10 but
bal @piel afpiI9en ~Rebs@ unb ber
9en pcrter .1isbloHbers- (Mm.aiea,
hottfinben tam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-15

Sir Die Spislplase IN ben 0fientlihen
8arfs in @oridlaa sebrad,t.

Cine Delegation Der QFOciutso mo
TIERS gIubs Iprah geitern bel 5srrn
2ongeneter. bem Setretdr Der Bart
beb0roe Dor uno pstitipnirts um cine
greunung Der 8ei6Iedter auf ben
SpislpldBen i'm Wafbinston, lincoln
uno i'm Clinton gart.
4uf ben SpielpldBen in bieisn parts
iclIen ndmIih 3uitdnos krriten, bic
abioIut niht geoulbet tperoen tonnen
uno es pirp baber psrlangt, oab bic
Spislpldse ourd) Sitter ubgetbeilt
rperosn, iOodb bic Mdo9sn urp ana.
ben itrsng gstrennt iino. 5err 2ons
gsnsdsr CAB gu, bab bic 3uitdnos aui
ben Spielpldsen isbr pi.l gu tpiinihen
iibrig lafIsn uub psrfprah. bic sSrase
Der par,tommiFion untsrbreitsn gu
ppllen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-15
GterblidbfeitSberid3t.

2ouiis granninssr, ", Wt. Dai9'
instpu; 2unssHsntsiinouug.
Cetapiu Bel, SO, 20 Wortb Ctr.
grsbs.
0enrp MslbIan, 20, 925 WsN
Reunte Qpenus; zuberiuloie.
4lfreo gloe, 46, SIT Sncamott
Strdbe; 5ubsrtulois.
4gnts Weispogel, s Monate, ct
5ofepbs MaiIenbaus; 2uftrObrensn!'
3unoung.
Sobn 1besten, Al, 928 gprt Str;
Shpinbfutt.
Glifabetb Runoaa, 81, 903 Dei'
!Rsunte Qpenue; Sersidlas.
Gbriitina Rieb. 50, 1924 GaIterr
2lpenue; 5erSletosn.
William 4ttins, 67, Suttpn 4pe.;
RisrenleiDen.
Robert Hreaus, /, POO Sit Qiberir
Strabe; 2ungsnentsiinoung.
Glara Ollie, 43. 326 2aureI Str;
1ubertuIois.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-15

5errn grpan gu sinem 8sIu6 Der
Quslteuung am 5greitag 3u berpegen.
5errn grhar's Qufsntbalt pirb DON
nur fur3er Dausr isin, od er bereits
um 8iertsl por orsi ll6r tpeiter reifen
muB, um in elmer anoereu Staot Ell
neH Bortrdg 5u balteu.
Qm Sdmtag 1T ainbertdq unb
3fpar Deroen am bsuri9sn Samita1
Die 3Oslinse Der prot. Sonntaasihu-
len in Gopington. glepport uno Der
oortissn Ra6barI6dft bic 4usIteQung
beiu6en uno beiidtigen. Die Rinoer,
stfpd 1000 an Der 3abl, perben um
afpei ubr Rahmittags in Der Nus
Itenuns sintrsffsn unD bisielbe ourt
ben Gingans an Der n6au Of 5orsign
Qauos" betreten. I'm ouHn in Srupps
BON je 3tp0IF unter Sibrung zines gr=
pa6isnen bic Gusftelung gu b.Ii6tis
gen.
4m gsitrigen 5ase erfreute ii6 Die
QusitsQung anlGbli6 pss rgersinigts
griiper cages" zines gldn3enben 81.
/ Iuhs, unssahtst Der auBsroroentlih
un9unitiaen Witterund.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-15
Aus bcIn 3soli3ei8erid3t.

Der ssitrisen Sisuns b.s polissi.
eerihts iuobnis Wapor 9uni BEL, oei.
len Uorihldge betreffs grleoisuna
rtrihiebsner gale Don o.m pcIi3si.
yihter eingebolt puroen.
Fichoro Roinier, Elm alter Monn
unb friihersr aIapieritimmsr, mar
.~sen Strabenbeffels aufsesriffsn
frorben. Snfolse Don aIttrssebrehsn
tenn Der bsbouernsperibe 0reis lei.
Lsm gsrufs niht mebr nnhssb,n uno
rft oober fir ieinsH 2tbensunisrba!t
ouf bic Mitbtbdtisieit feinsr WiimsEs
fden onsefpieisH. Rihter s5rids
iponDts iih. nahoem Der obise Gba.s
bsitanb ftHseitelt tporoen mar, an
hen Wnpor nit Den Worten: -0isr iii
Elm problfm fir sic gu l0fen.4 oerr
CUNT sriI1rte, Is lei noH leinsr Ans
iint ho1 Bette, ben nlteu Nonn nnh
benz 4rmenbous 3u f4iden unb Rid.
ter 6rids fOIste oielem 0crf9ldg.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-15

&eroen III 3utunft bon einer fadD.
manat6d,en Strait geleitet nns
beaufiidDtigt iueroeu.

Die S6uIgGrten, bic in perihieDea
nsn S6uIen i'm Dorigen CONNER auf
geranIafung unb auf Soften oes Boz
mems Club eingsfubrt uno aeleitet
ipuroen, peroen in 3utunft pomS6ulz
rdth gelettet tperoen uno arpar burb
stne Defenders fir bieIen 3ped ansua
iteuenoe fahmGnnii6e &raft.
Dtes6e3iiglide geIhlif1e nuroer in
elmer geitern itattgsbabtsn Sisunq qs.
fdBt, an Delher bic Sdulprinaipole
uno aIs Vertrstertn oes Women's Club
5rau Serper tbeiIuabmen. Sin aSu>
perbiipr" piro anesiteqt perpen, um
ben &inoern Bel Der Qnlage Der 8ar.
ten btlTreih an bic 6dno gu qehen uno
Die 5bdttgtett Der 8inoer gu beaufiinz
tieen.
Die S6ulen, in pel6en oerartioe
8drten in's 2ebsn gerufen puroen unp
ND dusge5eihnet belpdbrt baben, Iinb:
bic Gboie. Columbia, 8arfieIb, 8ierte
Sntermeoiat uno bic Clinton StroRe
Shule.
NuBeroem bdbsn Die &tnoer Der fola
eenoen Shulen, unter 2eitung Der
2ebrer uno 2ebrerinnen in ibren 5eiz
men tletne 8Grtsn angelegt unb audi
hermit piro ieBt fortgefabren tpsrpen:
Sbsrman, Sirbp, Webiter, Raitig,
8terte Sntermeoiat, %. 9iftritt, Gar
fielo, 5igbIanbs, y. 8titritt, Sehite
Oiftrttt, 2afapette Bloom, IA. 9iitritt
uno gbaie S6uLe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-15
Gebrerinnenucrein harmonic"

am Samitag, bem 16. MdrS, Rdha
mittaes % ubr, fpiro Der Qshrerinnens
gerein y5armonie" in Der @ebiters
Stule feline rsgelmdBigs 8srfammz
lung abbalten. Gin Invertebrates mu@
TitaliTh IitterdriI6es prosramm lit
boreeisben. llnter Qnoerem pirb ssrou
S6miosgortp Die 9sriammlune NIT
etnem betlamatoriibsn Bortras err
frsuen. Gin subIret6er geiu6 Der
Mtitalieoer lit 81 ertparten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-15
Die S6weaern u0m 9ei(igen Hreu5
JnNo0ira Dater JOINS Me0iSin as Elm
starkun0smiltd uno GOrpGauf6auer.
9Si(t grkd(lungln unO cungen(eiOM.

TieS iii elmer ben beeu Rren meIbe pir gfit.
dern IHttuten lbcraa in gereuiaisn
StaateH srbuIteu babeH:--
sIR Srrrorn cnpfeblca Jobns 9febi5iH aIs
antes aRt 5roltial2etbH Stat!ungSmie
&prper 9iEbauer r Sce, pede fdpnh Rb.
gchieocne Ber'ouen rferem 3Hitiut babel gntes
Grioe pebraft te}cidHe) SWe'crH oeiIiaeE rers.
Chamber Srabe, Rufbua ~ o3Lfcns gHrIp"
8oeHtmeoH nit f6mdheHbeu Simonteu 1roerR ndo-
gre6i8iH bic 8crhrebuug bererra9eRoen
8taten SeiIt gridLtunpen nnb ole SoIsIeiben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-15
Nisbsi4e Maten mad 1iibomiaes
9saaeyjtaa, ben 2S. NSrs.

Dis 8enoergroB Neoltp Gonlp1nu
fpir6 am Donneritng, oen 2S. Wldrj.
cine Gyfiirfion BON 9ouisuilIe mad
Tnbomingo. Ola. pernnitnIten. NIT.
TILT Gpe5idl5lia iiber Die louisville &
N0fhDiae Giienbobn, bon 2onispilIe
1880 gend,m. nbfnbreno. Die Meiie
ruirb iieben 1oee h0nerm mnb pieie
ennfre Crte IN Oklahoma iino Der
enbneiten tper0en befmdbt ireroen.
Niif oissfiihrliMc ausEllnlt iuenDe
man fim an z. ". G1nIIinas, 6i7
Nchujtcn 0ebd1lbe. obef Gtnbt Iidet.
9{}Ite 81 e q. 81. 81, Sii6olf. Gde
9ifrte it.t Dine. Gineiawatt 9.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-15

Tie 2eidle eines ainoes mannIiden
@eihled)tS pnroe geitern BON Better
9iggio, go. 800 Git 5ront Ctr. I'm
ssluB am 5uBe oes sgroaotpaD eefuu.
ben uno auf &eranldiiuue oes Bo.
Ii3iiten Rorau nod Der A,lorgne gs.
brad)t. Ter Coroner oronete cine
Gbouftion an, Inn feit5uItellen, ob oos
atnn mad, Der 8eburt geLebt bat unD
emenfuea zines natiirlihen Jooes os.
Itorben lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-15

9rocsrn SO. tpaibirte seItsrn Ratmits
tag inIoIse gruhs beg Steusrapparus
tss on Sprinsfielo ptts, nabe Glen
bale nit sinem ssl.pbonpfoiten uni
3tpar nit ipIher Wutt, ouB bic Sr.
IdHsn, Der Gbauffeur Gilbert 9siii
uno Der Solicitor 3. ). RsiQp auf bic
Strabs gsidIeuoert purbsn. Die bei=
ben Wdnner tamen gum Slid nit uns
gefdbrIthsn gerleBungeu oapon. 9as
qutomobil puros i4per beI6dbigt.
RAD Qusiage BON augsr3eugsn beIob
odFelbs CUR 3ett beg lIufuqss nur cine
usrhdltniBmdbis serings5abrgsi4pi
bidfsit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-15

5snrp Soln. EN- tieinsr. psrpadls'
rsr uno auberft periommener Rsgs-.
bena.l tpuros unter Der formsleH ans
tiaes oes 5eruH,iunserns 5u siner
Celebrate bon $50 uno Den Soften
perurtbeilt.
Cine ansdhl. i'm Silper Woon Gos
sir6aus Dsrbaitet, Nsser hattsn grOs
bsrs andntitdten goeain in ihrem BE-
Iis, tp,sbaIb iie nit 9eIbftrafsu bon
ie $50 unb ben Soften b.legt Duro.n.
Der Wirtb glmer Shuep betannIe
fih Der uebsrtretung bes Wtitt:rs
nohtse.issss ihuIoie nno lam, ba er
gsFerung s.Iobts. NIT elmer 9etoitrafs
ton S. uno Den aoiten oapon.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-15
Iie garfbebOrSe.

Die partbebGroe beihloB in ibre,
gsitrissn SiBuns Den glntauf pou mel.
terem 0runDeisentbum 3upurtSpeden
Bon ). .. Broipn, oem Ysrtretsr be,
GleoelanD' 'iden Grbsn. ipurben sttpo
adt 9der fir ben projeitirien gloobt
Run 1ouleDarb fiir$74OO setouft uni
pon %. 6tcms ein grunbitiid ir
5apIer Part fiir $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-15
Was Ge ii6er pies Wei6.
bsijer ais alls anbcreu.

Gie SauSfrau brGubt feline nificnf6aits
Itde g(nalnle oes Bte5 5u MAIDEN, ben ae
fault. spern es rSnbts's terahmtt gtss"
INN, Ste suei8, oaB oieiciben ibuiac:bnft
nnb qut iino uno bdb bic Evaporation Don
p9ubiss btrhbmtsa 8ies" fe6r geuau uno
beren 9teiubeit earantirt 1T.
ySu6ie's bcrbbmte Ries" iiro eine cbfos
lutte @urlHte eegeu Heterogeneous 8ies
Sa ieoer 8rocero. sraecn sic oarHad.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-07

FIRST RACE-sellins; pnrse, 500. t~oyear-olds
four and onehah friongS Srrightiy Mis-. Ill
(Tumcrj, TO I. Won: YemAsei lis (Fair) TO l.
second: Fred Levy. 100 lkoerner1. IS 70 /. third.
Tine OF 2S Brush yanderon, Early LiFhf, Auto
Run. and Nick Akin also ran.
SECOND RAcE-Purse, xoe; threeycar-olds and
upward; fre and onehalf turioneS. Roger, is
tPeakl Il to ), won; Bette Sue l05 tHopknsi,
10 :. secuud; Lady Irnz f0 (WfIsonb to l. third.
Tune 81 IS Matte Ker1an, Miss Nett Let0urao,
Mother Kin. and Prince Ahmed also nn.
THIRD RAcE-Pure, <0s threeyearoIds sud
upward; one and one-sixteenth miles Gnnite. lcs
to s. second; Guy Fisher. us fwilsonl 70 : thi.u
Time, III IS Mockler and Any Port also rAn
FOURTH RACE-The Palmetto Derby, 300;
three-year-oids; one and one-f0urth miles JaEbone
rs fHopkinsl, II to 5. won; crsekz Box. is tbs.,
sou) ls 10 s. second: Emma. rs tBufwenl. 10 t7 1.
third Time 2Ns Is. Plant. conmoner,s Touca
Manager Marz. Bard Of HOPE. Duvai. and Col Hol-
loHay also Izn.
FIFTH RAcE-Selling: purse $50; three-year-osd.
and upward: Eve aud sne-half furlonEA King OHM
plan, 100 dButweIi. 10 L won; Lewis. y u.o1ns-
herrSl 100 to ], second; Right Easy, III fFosJthej
Is 20 l. third. Time l11 - sylyestris. Sir Minee-
meat. M1ntcaim. and Elizabeth HarFood also ran
SIXTH RAcE-seliins: purse. $40: three year
Won; conuesznsn James. III fKoemerl, 70 : 80
ond: Little Ep los CFcrzrthel. q to L third Tine
fll25 Electric. Star Rose. Wooltax. Monsieur 4, ,
Thirty Forty and stelclth also r7n.
SEVENTH RACE-0ne mile and seyeafy yards
Hatteras Ies ischxeibiel. 2 to J. Won. The Royal
Prince ie Turner y TO ]. sscond: ]. h Houeh-
fon us (Fairl, TO l. third No time rirefs
szatrhed- B. Elcise. Star. Rinda. ROYAL Il
Bishop W.. and stairs.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-07
HILLTOpPERS VOTE
10 TAKE UP TRACK
Outdoor Team to Represent George
town and Enter An
Local Meets.

It was announced definitely at George
town yesterday that there would be an
outdoor track team this coming spring.
Manager Kingsley. OF the track team,
stated at the beginning OF last week
that there would not be any track team
at the Hilltop this spring and gave
as his reason that Il was utterly i'm
possible to get the men 70 practice.
When this fact became known among
certain members OF the squad they be-
came a little bit peeved. and announced
that they would enter the Baltimore
meet whether or not Georgetown would
have a track team
Bradley Gish, who had charge OF the
team at the beginning Of the year. VIII
again assume charge OF the squad, and
II is understood that his duties viii be-
gin ON April Is Gish has had great
success with the men. as this was
shown when his team won the big meet
held at Convention Hall March s.
Capt Davis. who is now playing on
the BAH team. win not be seen In action
on the cinder paths. as he prefers base
ball TO track. 1t Is thought that there
viii be a temporary captain appointed
for the Baltimore meet.
Chapman stated yesterday fthat he
would surely run on the team. and was
anxious for the training 10 begin Chap
man Is in splendid shape and will surely
be heard fro min the Baltimore meet
Elier win also run. and Golden VIII
be on hand. Campazzi. who Is at pres
ent playing ball. will most likely give
bis attention 10 track work.
Young Brewer. who did SO well at the
indoor games;> Is IN strict training for
this meet. At the present time he is
working out daily on the Hilltop field,
and Is in the pink OF condition
Costello will be a sure point winner In
the pole vault as his wonderful per-
Torrance at the indoor meet Is fresh
in the minds OF those who saw this star
performer in action
Landon and Hurley have signifled their
intentions to come out for the team.
and will be on hand wnen the call for
candidates Is issued.
1t Is thought that Manager Kingsley
will send a team to Philadeiphia on
April "a. to the big meet held by the
University OF Pennsylvania
The task of putting the track into
condition will be started this week, and
everything will be I'm readiness for the
training. which will start April 15-
The Washington herald., 1912-04-07
NOTES OF THE GAME

Fully I.so people saw yesterdays game
on the HUI. the fair sex being strongly
In evidence, adding greatly TO the gala
appearance of the crowd. There were so
many automobiles banked along the right
field line the game had to be stopped
while some OF theme were moved back.
Georgetown deserves good support, now
that the team Is winning most Of Its
games. and the fans are sure to get their
moneys worth whenever they journey
to the Hilltop.
There has been a noticeable absence Of
wrangling at the games this season.
Everything has been moving so nicely
that II Is real pleasure TO see the
games. The umpiras make their decisions
and the stand. the players realizing that
II Is worse than foolish to kick over. de-
cisions which go against them. Besides.
both CoIlifiower and Belts have been do
ing fine work
Dave White is no relation to the White
on the Princeton team. his brother Steve
White having graduated from Princeton
last year
To-morrow's game will start at $50
o'clock instead OF O'Clock, 10 accommo-
date Princeton.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-07
'TROTTER AND PACER|
Two Important Cases to Come Before Board Of
Repierp of the National Trotting Asso-
ciation This Week.

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which Is largely . matter OF practice and
education; but he never loses himself 30
far as not TO be abis to see what the
public wants most. In Detroit and in
Cleveland baseball has as firm grip
on the masses as here. hut It has never
been the whole thing
Fourth Assistant Postmaster General
P. " De Grav. ex-president OF the
Drivers ana Riders Association. and who
has done more than any single light har-
ness horsemen 10 promote speedway In
terests AZ this point unless It be B, r.
McCaulIy. Is discussing with Col Spencer
Cosby the matter Of putting the new
speedway In condition. Heavy traffic over
II during the winter months, has rem
dered II dangerous for light vehicles, even
when drawn at walk. The colonel has
made bride paths, ana keeps them In
order. He has granted to polo players a,
goodly section OF ground In Potomac
Park, and sees that II Is always In good
condition. all OF which Is highly COM
mendabie.
1t win be equally as couhmendable IL
he turns now his attention to the new
speedway, First and last, Washington
horsemen have contributed from their
own pockets something over $1,000 for
the construction and maintenance OF
speedways. Polo players and equestrians
have never been compelled 10 contribute
anything for the pleasure they enjoy.
The government has done IL all; while
Washington light harness horsemen have
been shifted from pillar 20 post at the
Will of governmental authorities and
have nothing to show for their expendl-
lures. Mr. De Graw is well within his
own rights, when he respectfully requests
that those OF his fellow-horsemen also
be recognized.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-07
CAPT. S. RERREE is
PISTOL CHAMPION
Local Expert Also Wins Honors in
Revolver Shoot-Will Try
for Olympic Team.

The annual revolver and pistol cham
pionships OF the District have just been
completed and won with fine totals.
The pistol championship went to Capt.
Ferree with the excellent score of 4g5.
This score will also count for the cham
pionship of the United States, and II is
not at all unlikely that the honors Will
come TO the District. Capt. Ferree also
won the revolver championship with a
score Of 43& Capt. Ferree is a candidate
for membership ON the Olympic revolver
team which will represent the United
States at Stockholm, Sweden in June.
Z, The pocket revolver championship was
won by Policeman Bum with a score of
II -s.f-