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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-19
frs PRACTICE
OF NEWARK SQUAD

Petersburg, Va, March iS.-The
Newark Baseball Club. of the Inter
national League, arrived in Peters-
purS last night, twenty six strong
and the men are quartcrcd at the
Stratford Hotel. The club went out to
the park for n brief practice to-day.
and VIII remain in Petersburg for
I. practice for some days. vice-Presi
dent G. l.. Solomon and Manager Joe
McGinnity arc i'll charge of the squad.
or last years Newark team, rhc fol-
lowing are with the club: Edward
zimmerman. Third base; Robert
stood TO be quietly after Il good bat
er; William Collins and w. thinner
man, outitelders; Wyatt Lee, pitcher
Kopert Fisher, second base.
+. The list of tryouts embraces mon
from many other clubs and States. Two
newspaper men accompany the club
to Petcrsburg-J. Shields. OF the New
ark News, and F. j. Bendel, OF the
Newark Star.
Most Of the players of the Peters
burg club Will report by the middle
OF next week and prepare for prnc-
tice with the Newarks. Manager
Busch has released several of the men
signed up for the Petersburg club, the
last one to be dropped being Charles
Slney, an outfieldcr, from Dorchester,
Mass. Others are to be released, il
is reported. failing to come UP to
specifications But Busch had signed
up thirty-fivc or more players. and
at least a score or more will report
next week Manager Busch is under
stood, To he uictly,s after a good bat
terry, and expects to be able to report
one by next week
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-19
HAMP SIDNEY
BASEBALL GAMES
Schedule for 1911 Season An
nounced by Manager
White.
Especial 10 The rlmes.pispatch.l

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
Hnmpdcn- Sidney. Va, March 1S.-Manaser
b. B. White. of the Hampden- sidney base
ball team. has announced the following
scheduled for the 1912 season:
" NJ I, a, Lexington. March 80
r. NJ. A. at Bedford City. April l.
Roanoke College nj Salem. April 2.
V. p. l. at Blacksburg. April 3.
Emory and Henry at Emory. April L.
Richmond Academy ut Hampton sidney,
April G.
Union Theological Seminary at Harnp-
den Sidney, April S.
Frederieksburs College at Hampden-sid-
uey, April u.s.
90 William and Mary at Williamsburg. Apr.l
Randolph Macon College at Ashland,
R9aneko College a, lIampdcn Sidney.
Emory ana Henry at Hnmpdcn-sidney.
,, Richmond College a, uampdcn-s,dney.
s, Tnnd0ip sns Macon collcs. at Hampdcn-
William and Mary College a, Hampton
Richmond College at Richmond, May ..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-19
--7--------------s
ELoN WINS FIRST GAME.
prfcnts Cntnnha OF ifomc Grounds bv
score of X fO1

lSpeei9i to The Times Dispatch
nioh college, y. c., March 'IS-Ease.
ball season was opened here this af.
,ernoon under the most favorable wca.
.hef eonditions, when Elon College
game. p'aY eo
The game was won by Elon. the
score being 10 l. The Hill Toppers
put up a consistent steady game. hut
me terrific hitting of the locals proved
their nndong
Brown landed three hits. one two
,psasScr. Newman followed with two
nus ,, a snglo and double. NfcCauley,
Wright and Thompson pulled one each
ingram end Pcelcr were in the box for
We visitors Ingram pitching the first
sven innings Catawba was not able
to connect with Warren for more than
-FOUR hits, which were scattered and
amounted 10 nothing. Peeler, for Ca
s e%woa. a. mira and. in the box. did
The score: r, n Is
E.lon ..t. I. .
Catawba . E5sfl 4.ti a
Umpire. Hughes, f-;l3 4 N 81,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-19
HOLDING ELECTED
CAP IA|N.OF QUIuT
IspeeIel d nc Timea pi.p.teh.l

wake toresl, y. G." March lS,-At
e meeting of the members OF the var
SHY basketball SQUAD this morning b.
+ Holding. from The town of Wake
forest. was unanimously elected cap
tain OF the team for next year. Hold
Ing is a member OF the junior class
and has played centre on the I'VE for
Two years lie is eighteen years OF
nGe, SIN feet tall and weighs lIi
pounds lie will hold the rather un-
usual distinction of bcln. captain q.
two, varsity teams next year. IN That
he has already hecn made captain al
Inc football team, ON Which he played
or the six men who received their
letters for basketball service three viii
graduate this spring. However. every
substitute is expected TO return TO col-
leSe next year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-19
WILL DIG DITCH
WITH DYNAMITE
Especial to The Times-Dlspatch

''.P'7-Ist1 20 I TIC T I1lIHs- D!SpAtCh. ~
SUFFOLK. Va. March ls.-With the OBJ
Ject of digging deep ditch through
portions OF the Dismal swamp with
dynamite. members of the Suffolk peer
Club, an exclusive sporting organiza-
ton. left to-day for tho iunglcs, ac-
companied by an expert on explosives.
II is the aim OF the club 10 shorten
the distance TO Its handsome new bun
galow BY building connecting canal
from a point on Washington Ditch.
large enough to accommodate launches
ana other small craft.
I The club membership has been tied
up over year as to whether women
should be admitted to the bungalow.
The Number Of MEMOIRS is limited. and
there is little hope OF n division until
the tic s broken by death
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-19
chUSTEH SPRINGS WINS
FIRST GAME or SEASON
Special to The Tirnes-I,isno,ch

:, III - 7 DiI N
south Boston. Va, March lS.-tIlus-
ter Springs academy opened the base
pail season by defeating Turbevillc by
me score of 1 to .. With the cXcep-
tion OF the eleventh inning, the Acad-
envy played clean. fast ball Whalcy.
Tor the home team. pitched good bah.
MvhuoWs' f"r Turbeville. was a little
wild. but pitched a good game. 4
feature of the game was the base
running OF Kidd for Cluster
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-19
fSpee to The Times. Dlspatcb.

Raleigh, N. C.. March 18Th iin the
opening game of the season to-day,
Agricultural and Mechanical defeated
Trinity Park, to /, in very slow
game, devoid OF any features, with the
exception of the fielding of Litchfleld
and the batting OF Lowe for the
t'Preps.' and the pitching and batting
of Stafford.
Last year A. and NJ. won out, 8 to q,
only after the hottest kind of fight
The score:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-19

Summary: Struck out--By Stafford,
II; knight. 9. Bases on balls-By STAFF
ford, |; Knight. 2. Hit by pitched ball
By knight. /. Left on bases-A and
NJ, 3: Trinity Park. 4. Stolen bases
y. and NJ. s: Trinity Park. g. Two
base hlta-Stnfford. Page. King. Three
base hits-I.owc. /. Umpire. upchurch.
Attendance, $50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-19
Ford RfotorCars

II requires greater ability to produce
this well designed, four-cylinder, Vana-
dun steel, flvc;Passcnger, car, listed at
Soyo.o0 Gully equipped) than it does to
build higher priced cars"
FORD. AUTO CO., 1929 West Broad.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-19
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w. sas scszs GAsaS
GsoRgg !!!!! e aarysH1y
ahcssaaostD. y7RnfuA
Bowling

Tho Palace duokpin team defcatoa
the Richmond Lunch three strairht
games last night on the Palace al.
ieys. 2. Lohmannt making high average
The Alcos also defeated tho Pro- pbv.
Tolls three straight games, Sellers mai,
Ing high score and high average Tho
scores: iho
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Photo by roster.

-
Dung Pollard Who
End
team, he the
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The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-20
peAos FACTS PRAISED
ev PROMINENT PIERS SONS.

CHlCAGu. jan ls- The city oi Ch5Cagos voice was rusei for in- ternau5aal peace at a mammoth mee Ing held under Inc auspices Of the Hamilton Club io the Auditorium The atsr last night Former Vice Presi dent Fairbanks. Colonel Walteron, or Louisville; Representative Foster, of Vermont; Jane AJdhms and Dr. Emil G Hirsch, or Cbi,aso, made appeals for the ratification Of the general arbitration treaties now pcnd- .rE in Inc United states Senate.
 such ratification, advocates Of peace declared. will mean the abo. o.ish- ment Of implements oi war in favor ol the diguitei councils of peaceful arbitration.
 President Taft was praised for his advocacy Of tbe treauigs which, if ratified. It was said, would insure world peace and The unltei states was declared to be the first Nation really 10 announce itsalf as in favor 5f arbitration ot international differ .-grs This was la Che treaty be tween tnls country and England. the carly part of ho last century to set. Hr boundary disputes on the border line of Maine md Canada
 Mr. FafrHsaEs tei~cd the treaties
 fraaataF ny Tre=lfur Taft and which tNa Senate is asked to ratity as broader in scene than any pre-
 farsry considered treaties.
 -Tt7eo traatss" said Mr. Fair hanks a.f ratified nr tha Senate. wiI r,rame fixed atu-a Of oar inter --HorI policy and Che policy or NN'
 --. rr.~ leading world powers
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-20

mrlH committee Aftgf iateTytsvies cod majority og Democratic members
 acUartay Is coaIls8y ths aoaaa men wtl be given a tariff of IS to 70 cents in the forthcoming bill, oa the ground mohair is a luxury and therefore should be given a high rate. Congressman Hawley Is active among Republicans in the interest oi mohair producers, and believes the in- dustry win be given ample protection ia the coming bill.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-20
FOR GIFTS
NO TROUBLE TO FIND WHAT
 YOU WANT

YOU WANT
 When you are out on a hunt for something appropriate as a gift. re- member have new goods such as handsome cut glass, sllverware, and beautifully hand painted china. just in from the makers, which would make as handsome a present as can be made. Such goods are always ap preciated. I have nothing but the latest, Vp to date In pattern, and In quality. Nothing but the very best Our watch work, newly manafactur ed and skillfuI engraving speak for themselves. We do not turn out our work unless IL is finished ia the best manner and we guarantee every piso of it. If you have any trouble with your watch bring It to us and ve win guarantee you entire satisfaction st reasonable charges.
 Don't neglect your eyes when you can get them examined free at my store with the latest optical instrB ments
 ]. Ikuta.
 Jewsler and Optcisu
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-20
THE REAL TEST
a. uerpic.ds |, In Glvias rt e Thor.
 r~eh Trial

a- urrpic,de Is In Glvias U Thor.
 r-eh Trial There is only ono test by which C r-E-a of tre rmclency Cf any srtieF and th-l Is ty Ice ability Co do thai -r.rr H.I- intended to do. Many ban
 may look nice and smell ri1e fHa rr.nt ia-fr they eradicate Dan -E stop fa1h-- hair2 No tr.- Ja u7t. rHt F-rr.e.'N e-'s
 -nra ta Che not 0f tre e.. Er.a tha germ that a'.a-r-
 from whence thc hair rr' S
 from prominent people cve-E- gro t.Tv T~1virr that NaT.T. .rr. =farF4 Inc "Eevt of u r.fshtfu' dressing c.
 rr.n r- or Ers7er.
 sold r- leading Frurr 's .r-r=e Cor sample r1 The Frrg naf~all Mich
 One dollar bottles guaranteed vm. Brit,. Special Agent. skagvay.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-20
ueH- CIGARS NOT wrLoEsT.

r-.n.r.v ...ra no. one smoker iu
 .ru.saa who is .5- surprised and,
 aaD o-aa.os. when be s told, mat ta. .u.r gE a ....r is a.s9.u-s.S a Euue .1a-s a.ra.-.a. let sigh .7 .-, ,as.. and fa.r ual suown 'o
 manufactures end import
 Tr. .aIsa gl smokers taa- cigars
 H...ar shade are mtlaar is n ... a. gar as aIa.l1us as i- Is general This is bat ggs Of many de- rs.rns narnaret ag consumers ot t'- ar.o. and which practical cigar men
 ar, smiled at and aet from #m- mumosaI
 r-t ar ra.aat goa Che .a..Ha.IlH . sg towards light m-i cigars
 as assumed uo proportions of a rsz. and ue producers are finding much Hmer.r n meeting .he de- narf The mama.u- and Cuban -a-.rs would now gladly correct the -rar Hu. aser mEne carefully
 classified their products under the
 sra uE gwgs. uan.a.as. maHuras. s.e for decades. they ind lt next .0 mnahr. a Efsn. tnn de'a-.on.
 A maker of Haraaauars uses but enc saHe or blend of tobacco in Che aoas or nlar of his. aars Exactly ha same stock Is used in his Couchas as in r rrr.tes n his oraros as in his wrfu-re NHr- the cigars are mad. however. his "snos-a- takes them in hand and ,'azHaes them ae- --ffne ta Che relative shade Of the wrappers This done to effect a uniformity fn tHo anrvanee Of ea.h rox of cigars. and O enable Che deal- ,r ta readily ia6ul-e thr vhims of tts artdo-Hda5 smoker
 IaasmHrh a tno wrapper cons. ,- Htes not more than oaaie7b of the ..ear. ft win readily be sar Chat he fesree of fts sf-onsth rr ufdurss is cry mcoaslEaranrr ln effect Tn thIs connection. however f. interesting to note tnat tobacco Ha aHasma0 ve-zsd In ho nr#r7r-e Of tho industry rizih rv bar rrr light roro-af wrapper from bc.r own smoking tables. knowing hat ft generally r-trata Chat ho 'eaf was nrcma.ur-.r grt and improp- -'v cured and n.af lt fmra.rs the flavor and burn oG tr- a chha7s who. by Che way. are notably partial % mild tobacco. avoid smoking liEhh ro'oreH gieau inst as they avoid eat- ing a E-eaa. orweo or an uu-ipe ba- naua
 The prejudice of ttrsa natives and of tobacco traHaame7 logical ono. and za-ra= to trraw into bold relief a peculiar u5sa1ueeption of ug.s which z both amusing and ,mbar-assiuE f0 vendors Of the rarw0t weed
 Whether cigar smokers win over Co the fat that dark cigar fs # anything. mtI5a and in- ,araHrv sweeter and moro aromatic than a light cigar. remains ta he seen-The Tobacco Le'f
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-20

Mrs Harry Summers of Juneau Is paving a visit to Miss Eleanor Mon son at the White Pass hospital
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-20

The Eagles wish to reserve the ev. ening Of Feb. 8 for their annual Mas. ouerade Ball.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-20

ReDember the Eagles dance to, night
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-20

Mir and Mrs. E. J. shaw left on the Curacao for Juneau.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-20
AMERICAN GOAT RAl8ERs
 TO BE PROTECTED.

WASHINGTON D. l., Jan 2o- Good news for Angora Eoat raisers IS contained in a communication sent to U. s. Grant, Of Dallas, Ore, presl- dent Of tbe American Mobair Assoei- stion. by !. E Mccarthy, represent ing Texas mohair irteraHs before the
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-20
only bad asRomo auINInEo

Tat is LAXATIVE PROMO oUINTNE Look for the signature of E. W. GROVE. Used the world over to Cure Cold in One Day. 25c
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-20
RIP RAPUzzI RIPS WOOD.

Rip Rapuzzi rips wood with a Gasoline Ripper" If you have any wood to rip. let Rip rip loose and rip it. Phone 90. H
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-20

The steamer Peterson arrived in port at II o'clock this morning from Fort Seward with several passengers She returned at two o'clock.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-01-20

Bottled Pale Rainier. Blue Ribbon and Olympia Beer for sale at the Board Cf Trade. u
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-24

Die 90 5obrs olis. psrbeiratbste
Gcra e. Mottbsr pom No. 1928 aIbs
lamb apsnue peruriomte sefiern Ndd.
riittag on Der 5. 4penne unb WaIHul
Strobs bsbeutenoe Aufreauns, ols Fix
ouf sirsn porbeifnbrenbsn Wasen
Iprnng uno bem Gnhrmonn bic 3!iesI
IN sntrsibsn p.riuhie. Gs sntfpunn
It Elm reeslrenltr Rinaiampf, ipefs
der oumit snbste. bab bic sfau ben
tenn Waasn Tiel unb iin fhmerSbofs:
arntuiiunsn Sa5os. Gie wurbs In
2atrOInasen go. | nod cem itdDi:s
fd)en 5oipital aebroht, spo q iih hsr.
arsitsate. bab III psifssseeltDrt iii. Dir
llnsl'idIi6. lplirbe Der Decbahtunas.
rdro ii5erpieIsR.
Der 40 sSabre dltt GbiD. Afbsnbnd,,
friibrsr gaisbuns Wl4nastr. ppn Ro-
3467 Qlbonp 4ssnaex tDurbe sefterr
In einem automobil mad bem HdDtss
ihen 6oipital aebradt unb bee Heob.
aHtunssparb aberpieisM Gr feiI an
GeiffesitSrune Ielben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-24
3igenncrtn
gsrnriaht srsbs aniresuus an Der
Wulbsrrp Etrabs.

Dora Stso,ns, Dlitalieb elmer 81.
strnsrbanpe. Sersn Eager Iif) in Der
IGhs non Cartilage beiinoet, perurs
Iatte esit.rn on Wulbsrrp Strab. uno
fpdi.r an 5rinB Sirobe beotut.nee
giufrteuRs uuo purbs idlisbiih ppn
osm poIiSiit.n Rud iptsen linfuas
rsrbdftst. Die 3issunerin sing bon
t,aus ;u Snus, um ben g,ruobn.rn gss
gen ane.msh,ue 9sreiituna bic 3us
ianit Su propbsssisn, purb, ieboh
Ib.rnll ubespisi.n. Tisi,s psrisste lie
iD cine IoIts Dutb, bab lie bic i6psr.
ifsn 9rohungeu ausitisb uuo unt,r
Anotrsm in ausiidht iielIte, pnb eia
t,dtbsipohntes 3enem,ntbaus in ben
ndhft,n 1ogsn abbrsnntu iutrbe uno
tab idmm.lite gepobntr ihr.n 5ob
in ben Ilommsn finbtn ipiirbsH. Dir
polissi Duroe btnahrihiiei. jsbotl
tennts bas 5rau.nSimm.r erit nuh
fsftigitsr Gegeniptbr isfeenommen
lrerntn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-24
VoIisei BEL ben Nonforffungen nad
BEN beictn Durdgdngerinnen 3u bel
fen
NencStstre
3mii9sn Giiembabnbsteftibs nnb Ois
tstma Jenbisben.

Die GiienbobnbsteftiDs Iaain uno
Wepers fabisn ssftern abenb in ben
GrahtbOfsn Der 3. e 8. GifeHbohn
an Gront Strobe sipsi Uadnner bel b,r
gsraubuns sinss Giitsripagens ob.
Die Ditbe tpibtrfebten iid ibrer Wers
hdftung nnb ts fam 3n sinem niiIisn
pdnogtmengs. Wdhrsnb iyaain init
letnsm RtDoIpsr auf einen Der WGn.
ner einihIus, traf er nit Der red,ien
5anb ein eiiernes geI1nber uno soa
fi1 cine ftiper. gerleBans gu. Detess
tip Uterers, ipslhtr ben anberen Disb
fsitbteIi. rolIts NIT feinsm Gefanaenen
IN sinsn @rabsn nno perIiauhte iif
oas Iinte 1uBseltni. 5robbsm aeIana
es ben gsanten fhliebIih, bic beiosn
Dttte 5u iib.,pdItieen. Die gsfons
ssren, freIhe iih als gloneon Smitb,
33 Sabre alt. BON go. 1858 Gutter
Strabe nnb Cbps. Rcaniaan, 81
Jabre alt. BON 30. 1438 gaitsrn
4penut, rsaiiiririen, ipurntn unter ents
lprsdenosr antIase .ingsiperrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-24
Sauernfdn8er.
q. Saisls uui plumpt Heiit um
500 bsi6minneit.

2luf cine uralaubIih pIumps Deii,
tpuroe gsitsrn Iohmiting 6. sSaielt
poH Ro. 1000 4uesn Giip glpsnus bon
8iUei Sdplno.srn um $1O0 srItihiert.
Gr itano on bsr Gds Der 5. Ip.nue
uno DaInut S!rabe. ale Elm autn..ltis
better Utann ihu anrepeis uno nah Der
poitoifice fraqte. Wdbrsnb sr bic et.
punIh!e 2ustaHfi scb. irot Elm nns
o:rer Wann binsu. ipslter ibH in btut.
iter Spya6e 1urebste. gr .beilt. i'm
gsrtrauen nit, oob fsin in Teutfh.
Lamb Osri;or5sner Batter ben Grm.n
GtncinHatIs in Isinem Te'iament
$1,000 btntsrInFen babe. Ta .r islbft
nur osutit ipr.he. fnHe .r sinsn sus
rsrIdiIiaen, ber snglifftn Sproh,
mddttgen Wann. fpeiher bic $4,000
untsr Die Grmsu p.riheilsn ioll.. Ders
ielbe miiiIe 800 Tn Boar oIs giirs.
itaft bintsrIsgsn. sJdisle. fu<lher bi.
srfprbsrlits Summe In Der 9nide
bate. bot fpfort fsine Tienfte an anb
purbs angsnommen. CT ub.rsnb BEN
5tsmosn 800 in papierselo, ptlhes
Dor fsiHsr Qusen In sinen grieFims
fhlae seftsdt purb.. Jn BEN aus,ns
bid, als Der 5rembe iih enifsrnis.
tam benz SaigIe pisfs Gafe j.pot eis
mas bsrodhtis Dor. ipeshalb CT ein
0:lo 5uriidpsrIangie. Dem 0erlaneen
rurbe bersitpilIieit fottsessben. ins
Dem Der Wlann ibm bos gcupert Su.
riitgub. Ratbsm bic bsioen Gauner
um bi. gte p.rfhpunbsn ipor.n. SFfs
ntts 5oigIs ben Briefumf6Ins unb
fanb gu feinem Smreden nur einiee
pnpisrfsssn in bemfelben Dor.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-24
Die Es)otten
,seiern am 1onnrritag ben 1ebnts
tag hires 9afionaIbidters
Nnbert Burns.

Die bisfg.n ihoitiIcbsn Wsreini.
gungen, Der Burns Club, bic GaIeoor
nian Soeisip uno Der CLAN Sutber.
lamb peranfin!isn anI1bIif Der 153
Diebtrt.br bes 0.buristdges bei
ihoitifhen Gitiers Robert Burns an
DoHnerftaa abenb i'm Sinton 6oiel
cine Jeier, fir tueId. Elm ubtraus db-
tpetsIunssreifxs prOsrnmm oufse.
iiellt iporben III.
Den wiGfpmmenerub nirb be,
JeitbsriammIune 5trr Soiepb 2. oar.
riion, Der ebemaiie. prdiib.nt ber
Caledonia Gosistp entbietsn, ip6hrsnh
bic seTtrsbs axr Robert Burns Rtp.
Charles 5reberie @ob baIisn miro.
SIN llsbriasn brinet Der Ibenb Elm
ishr hiibfhes Muiisprosromm. Bel
osHen gurhfiibrune be,annts biefies
aiinfsier uno aiinftl.rinnen miilpir.
Ten. oayunt,r Der Tenor Sobn u.
Soffmonn. bic Gopraniitin frau Hors
mo Gsberp.r gDeioner. 1rdu 4ns
toinsit. WernersWefi, Der 9ioIinii;
5ert gIptn gDeli uno bas 6anons
Quintet. Ratiirlid, frirb Der Tub.is
lad rlit3i fthIsn unp biefes SnItrumeai
tpirb BON 5errn Sobn q. Carton g,s
ipielt tperotn, iuabrsnp SRI. Wlnube
Waeqap perihieoen. ftottiids Ras
iionaItdnse norfiihren ipirb.
Tas nit ben arrangements be-
trduis aommi.ie ',si iib nus ben fol-
aeHben 6errtn suiammen: ghomds
los. u. 9. gufnnan, W. Wpob, Rer.
Deter Robertfou. Diaiom O. gropr,
:. 8. getsts. Someg gipsn, Sofepb
2. 5nrriion, 5ames 5orpsr. .. 81.
mt1ougsu, 20. meson, 5am.s 2ons
Der, Sohn gepstioas unb Q. Gar
mitoel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-24
Die llnteriuduna Ses Belo-
Sraits.

Inter ben Tsmotraten i'm Gonareb
1T Elm 3Diefpalt bariiber pabrnebms
bar, ob sins unter'utuna uber ben ios
genannten 8elotruIt oeranitaItet lpers
Den fon. Die BON 8rnau infpirirten
Raoitalen perlangen cine iolde Grbe.
bune, Ole bon ben aonlerpatipsn unter
Der Jibrung Don UNDERWOOD aug qlas
bama, 8orfiser bes 5austommitt.es
fir priuilegisH anp Wdblen betdmpfs
Diro. eeBterer gibt 3ur Rsdtfertiaunq
feines Stanopunftss au, bub Die pielen
unierInhungen Die Aufmertfamfeit
BON ben brinsliden geidGften. lpie
oem 5urif II. I. m. ablentn. Das iIt
eine letre Ausfluht. Die arbeiten I'm
4ugfhuB finb ben 4rbeiten i'm 6auje
niht hinberlih. Cffenbar folI r<rs
beimlidt naben, iuis bje 1inansmadt
Der Ser. Stoatsn II, ,tinigen 6dn6en
tonSentrtrt lit uubt mi. oabur6 bic
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-01-24

Ter bel Der aaiaitrspBe IN 4amiltsn
ass. setSht,ten NSnnsr fnsst
aagemeint Ansrfemnume.
Ter Jaa mirp Der Carnegie Gers
0ommiiiisn nnterbreitet werben.

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mittas 10 ubr nit bem Snqusft tes
treffs Des 3oSss Der orei p.rfpnen
peIhe am Mpntag an Der 6omilton
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pon Roribiibs bsabfidtieen in rihtiger
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ben Wldnner, ipsIde in ben 9cb qins
gen, um ein anbsrss Wenifenleben su
rettsn, cine Sommlune fir bic 5intsrs
bIiebensn Der bsictn SsIb.n 81 peruns
Italten.
Die ARRANGEMENTS fir bic g,erois
eung Der orei GDf.r Der aatoitropbe
iinb setroffen fUorbsn.
arau 2ouifa Bolts BON Vo. ALSO
5amiltpn 4penut tpiro am 3onners.
tag 9iofmittae pon otm 3routrbouis
aus 3u 9rabe getrostn fperben. Die
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eiHem 9rautrgcttSsbienit in Der Wots
nnng Der 5amiIis, Ro. 1873 Dapton
Strdbe, Der gros iberaebtn iperoen.
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furhtbartn Gatditroph an ben Eaa
gsl.sis Sxroismus biloste eeFtern bds
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uno cine gep,euna iit b.reits in Sang
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bIisbensn cine iabitanii.fle anersenr
nuna Seit:ns Der Carnegie 6tro Goms
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rur tpsnies Shrit;s .ntfsrnts ShneLI-
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llnfalIs iinb aui IonusrFtaa Woraen
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pcn 2ssterem bstrsfis Der Rataitropte
psrnommen 81 trsrosr.
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b:iosn Selbsn, Il: in Der Office Der
aTOciateo CHARITIES aIs Stenoerdpbin
tbdtia. Die 2tgtsrsn hie!tsn asjtern
Worgen cine pon S.tretdr Gbmunbs
sinberuien. Sps3iaIfibnna ab. in noel
der ongtm.Tsnt lrauerbefhliiiYe est
fobt purbsH. 9is 0ereinigtsn WohI.
tbdtigieiis s8si:n aafien iptrbsn ibrsr
Spmpatbis aud 7ot In aneerer Deii.
Guserut esbsr.