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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-13
ssamilienaipiftigfeiten.
BroDer Wlases brinst ieinem Sd)lua-
ger cine Sd)nfmnnoe bel,
@eil bieier anseblid, i'm unb feline
ssamilie pergiiten wollte.

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tern ben 26 Sabre alien 8roper Wa.
nes. Ao. 1854 geednioftt 2lpe., unter
Der 9lnflage bes WoraangriifS Dor
ben Boli3eirid)ter. Wapes miro be-
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pon go. 1850 8eednont StraBe, in
Der Gonneritag ytad]t in Den Arm 9e'
ihoiien 5n baben. lie beioen Wdnner
lebten bereits leit lGnqerer Belt in
sSeiHbidldft. 3ad, 2tngabe bes WtopeS
bate Settle. Die IL Sabre olte God.
ter Oes Seott. am Tonnerltng abens
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ieine gerauoa geiteat. Gr glalbte, oah
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Den ieien uno oaB es ii6 un einen
Dtor0ani6lng gegen ihn uiro ieine ia
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:3eit ipdter auf Der 8eronoa eiuitellte
uno Den aorb nit gohnen an iid
nahm. beiabl OSapes ibm, oen &ort
mIeoer nieoer5uitellen. Ter 9efebI
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liufen 9lrm aetroifeu tpur0e. gr lief
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cine f1eniife analpie pornchmen
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anaetlagten Wapes puroe I'M Eoli,
leiacrld,t lis gum 10. SSlili perihober
uuo WopeS tpurbe inter $1,000 9iirg.
idlaft eeitellt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-13
Narfsaonserte.
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SafesSau.
Beitriscr Sieg Der rCnafer" iiber biz
,HeoS".

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Brennan unD SDsns naren biz
S9isbsrihter.
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Weburtem.

Uront unb Grace Scoops, 237 aaps
renee MDe.. Anabt.
Glmsr unb 5oa 9urlin. 4242 Ger.
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Sofepb unb Wiouoe Qommsrt. 3.
uHh Glbtron 4pe.. Wdbden.
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0ielerts lsaOiaon.

Die aor3erte in DieIsrt's qapilon
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msiIter Waltsr gsbergsr perIu6t absr
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fit ben gsIuhern Die 5iss perasFsn
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grdmm aufeeitellt tuor6en:
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Dal3er r4mio toe Rolss" Spiep
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ga 2ifonjera" ghamindos
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pidleo geets Rag" aubn
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-13

iibertpiefen. bas in Der nGmiten Ders
fdmmlung beridien fcG.
3 Aut omobile fir Direfto I
priee.
Inter GuIpenbiruna Der Reaeln
Duroe cine Reiolution angenomnen,
Uelhe nibt auf benz Ralenber fidnb
unb 1880 fir brei NutomobiIe fir
ods 9epartement fir 5ffentIide Nrs
beiien SfDiliet.
Hohftebenbe Crbinon3en Refoluz
ttonen etc. tpurbsn ben bstreffenbeH
Aomlnitteen iibertpieien:
Berning: proieIt gegen Grpeitss
rung Der 0ine StrdBe BON Grtenbr:s
der Biz Cartilage apsnue. Strabsn
nnp gorts.
9utterrportb: Petition fir Graoi=
runs uHb pflaftsruns Der Boone
SiraBe. Gtraben unb Darts.
Jmbus: Sroinan3, fpel1s bas ga.
lair oes Stenosrapbiiten i'm GtraBens
uno 4b5uestonaIs Reparaturs sDepdrtes
ment auf $500 feftiest. Mittel uno
Wege.
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soto StruBe. 3tpifden 5ishlanb uno
Sofepbine. Straben.
9om giirssrmsiIter: Srbinan5,
tpeide bic 9ergiitung fir bic Inter
fu6ung Der Maiernerte auf $7OO fsits
iebi. Uaittsl unb Wege.
gom Quoitor: Drbinana. spelAe
ben Dofien zines .RetnungsIii1s
rers NIT einem yabreseebdlt BON
$1,000 frsirt. ssindns.aommittee.
Soipital.Gommiiiion: ReiolutioR,
tporin bieIelbe ibre abiiht ertlGrt,
grunbeisenthum fur bas 3peis<5oe
fpit1l gu dppropriireu. SoIpitlis
Rommittee.
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tpoburh bas Gebolt bss 6ilfss5etre.
tdrs BON $1,000 auf $24OO unS p1s
oes Stenosrdpbiiten BON $500 auf
$1,000 erbobt ipirb.
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oritter 2siung paffirt:
Srbinon3. ipethe bds Gdloir Rs
GIerts i'm Jeusrtpebrs Gepartement BON
$1,000 auf 1920 erbOht.
Srbinan3. tpelhe bic 0srpaltuHe
Der WaoiIonpille 8sIeudtunsss4 4nlage
reeeIt.
Inter Suspenbiruns Der. @ei6dits=
reseIn tpurben foloenoe Dom aommits
tee fir Witiel uHb Meae giinitig Elm.
berihtete Sroinnn3en paliirt:
Srbinan5en. tpelte Bombs i'm 8.s
TRACE BON $172, 600 fir ben itdotiihen
4ntheil an Strabsns unb ab3usstus
nals0erbeifsrungen autoriiirt.
.Groinans, rpelhe Bombs i'm 8etrdls
rru $4,000 gum 4niauf bon Inter
srunbtabeln fir 4larmiionals uno
Selepbons2onouits oes iytuertpebrs
Department autoriiirt.
Tirsftor priee: GaIisrH 4ptnue,
pom Der sriten aurps 0itlih pon Delta
&penu. Sur altsn aorporatiOnslini:
Grant. Yoranihlua $50. 1925.
Winton Ronb. BON Spring grpo.
sur 6ano apenue; gadfieine oDer
Racdblm. Dordnfhlug. Wacabdm
S40.410.50; gafitsine s54,525.50.
@lsnnap apenut, bon golonial sur
glepes. Rapib Run BON 9lsnipap 900
sSuB IiiSpeitlih unb su elmer ShIuht;
4b3usstanal. 9oroniblas $78.812.
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, Seim gaoen ertrnnfeu.

Der IA Sabre cite Sci. ssoppe, BON
go. 521 Dit t3. StraBe, oerIor ge.
tern bein 9aoen I'M ShiofluB ont
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Scoring, Ia Sabre alt, BON geo. 52S
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benz Granb Central 9abnbofe bon
3tpti Detettips In gmpfans ssnommsn
uno perboftet rporoen mar, fpurbe
nahtrdsIi4 auf freisn Jub sefsbt.
nadbem bie Gltern Der 5rau Stons
bendhrihtigt porben iparen, bab bic
Irauuns bereits por einisen 1agen in
RobDille, Ga. boll5oeen tporben mar.
Die Gltern batten gebofft, bic 5eiratb
perbinoern gu fOnnen uno aus bieiem
@runbe bas paar perhoften Iaiien.
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Vl0sliher 1ob.

Die 40 Sabre olis Grau annie GIasl
BON ao. 233 Strab<r Apenue brah
sefterH Uiittdg in benz 0ofe bintsr To-
rer Mobnuns pl6Bli1 auiammsn. Gin
fofort strufener ar3t tonnts nur mebr
ben beretis eiHgstretsnsn lob tonitoti-
ren unb btnnhrihtiete ben Coroner
ip<Iasr sintn 6eral6lag als 1cDesurs
fade fsftitelte.
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DE RDmmiiion erbaIte, bab er aber
ni4ts barlit 3u thun sebabt babe. oab
BENTON feline Stel1uns psrlor.
Wfttelieb Or. Gpans unp R. &.
Drills bonn Bureau OF Munieipal Re
fear4 ftslIten etns Gnaabl 5rageH, I'm
auftldrung iibsr GENTLE puntts gu
erbdlten.
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RefuItat bsr geFrigen
Spiele:

Seute Rahmittag slpeites Spiel Der
Stris 3piihen nReos" uno rGuGters"
i'm bisiigsn gdtlpurte. 6umphreps unb
WcQean tperoen p0rdusii6tlih unfer
9eihiis 6eoieneH.
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GAlh bic 9onbsausgabe BON $500, 600
fir bic llniDeriitdt mirb bonn gins
itis sinberihtet peroen. gonbs
i'm getrage BON $4,000 fur ab'
ausston6Ie etc. beipiuigt. - Dis
ubIihen Gsitentpeg Reiolutionen
poiiirt. - SonItise GeIhGfts.
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GnfiaHen.

Oos Qbpcor aibert unb Dora
Stone, gtborene Jritbmnnn. bon
Qbott0Hcoea. 9snn.. psl6ss ouF Der.
anldn nung Der Gltern Der ianoen Braui
am Denntrftas bsi ieixr Ansunft aui
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PABSST1
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Das UOr5Ug(ifc Bier.

III inc Seitellung AMI Rabit gSlue
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der Seweis, oaR Der SciteIlcr Gin
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nao frGftiaeno, ucnn c5 IN einem
ImbiR pser 5u eincr Mabl5eit ge.
trunten miro.
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Gterblid,feitSberid3t.

aodm Bauer, II, Dsutftss 4itsn.
beim. arsbs.
Rcie Reimonn, %. 2onepisp So
ipital. gritopfung.
Sas. Crmono, 30, Ginc. 5ofpital.
Gebirnentoiinouns.
emma n. earn. 68, 2347 Clifton
4pe., 5er5leiosu.
9ulba 5allsr. 26. 4 Glt Clifton
4oe.. ShpinoiuAt.
ausuit Stmis. 30. 1913 Queen
Gttp Ape.. magenIeioen.
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WefpOoo sIDs,. Rrets.
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Dit 13. StrnBe, bemiihte iidl, t6n 3n
rettelt ieeod ianf ,yoppe luter, bepor
er ihn erreihen tonnte. Tie Seihe
fonnte biSber nod nid)t aefaaoen
Der0eu.
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Ode II. unb @inr Strafe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-17

Goals from feld-Drolet 90, Hammel ~.
Young t2,. Merely 3), Bragg I'd. Oates W.
Russo 10. Ferris a.. Goals from foul line
Hammel "a. Russo tsl Bell t2l. Rsfereem oana:
MIR. SndalI Time OF halves-O minutes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-17

I high set of $40. The scores as a whole
were away below the general standard.
Must have been one of those off weeks
| for everybody.
After showing 1871 and 1T in his first
| two games, Clawson momentarily lost
| control. as they say in base ball. and
| finished his last game with every bit of
| 118.
The Goodfellows threw in one Of those
loo sets for change by the aid OF
| Kings 362 and Roberts 341 sets. The
counts showed 55S, 541 and 622.
| Goodman once more furnishes the fea-
ture set his total of 1857 being over twen-
ty-f1ve pins better than the next nearest.
| A couple more of those will lead to in
| dividual championship honors.
| Pretty tough when man gets 1lS and
III, only to finish one pin under the three
figure mark in the other. Weckerly pulled
this off against the Resolutes.
Excellent pinning on the part of all five
men won all three games for the Engi-
neers in their set with the Chemists. The
best the Farmers could do was two out Of
three from the Mechanics.
Levers 573 set was high for the week,
while George CARROTS 223 was two pins
better than the next nearest for indi-
! vidual game Pipes showed with 221.
Roepke upheld his team In the first
| two games with counts over 100. and in
the last when he dropped to 163, Adams
came through with 203, and the team
won out.
With the POI in the middle game Stone
saved himself from a rather poor set
as his other two showed only 153 and
1911. Those two-hundred games sure do
pull g man up sometimes.
It's mighty good thing Dave McCarty
| went crazy in that last game or The
Star might have had all three games
swiped from them. Draeger and Mad
dox were the Williams for w. & L.
Guess Rudolph & West must have
thought they were at a barn dance. The
score jumped from seventy to ninety
in way that makes you dizzy to look
at them.
Led by schoneld with lis. LOT and 100,
Hahn & Co. took the odd game from
the Havenner Baking Co. The Shoe
makers lost the middle game by three
pins.
Jim Elicit managed to drag through
with an average of an even century but
he sure was skinning it awful close. His
first game was 1O2, the next 100 and the
last 49,
Here is actually the most consistent set
We ever saw. Postelaine rolls 70 in the
first, last and only game he rolled In the
Boston Baking Rudolph & West set.
With Fifth shooting in the very best
Of form, the Sixthites had little or no
show OF winning the odd game frem the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-03-17
BY n. C. BYRD.

Sam Edmonston will coach the Mary
land Agricultural College base ball team
during the coming season. At a meeting
of the athletic executive board Friday it
was decided to secure his services in that
capacity this spring. The problem of Sc
Letting a tutor for the diamond candi-
dates this year engrossed the attention of
the athletic director of the college for
some time past. but it was not until yes
terday that the matter was finally de-
cided.
Edmonston is we'll known around Wash
ington That he has been a ball player
Of no mean ability is certain from the
fact that he has been a member OF
teams which have done exceptionally well.
While his big league experience is con-
fined to a part of a season with the local
American League club, he has done some
good work with several minor league or
CARNATIONS.
Besides having been a performer of
ability Edmonston has held positions
where it has been necessary for him to
show executive ability. He managed tine
Raleigh team in the Carolina Association;
he coached the Denison University squad,
and also tutored the Technical High ag-
creation so we'll that it won the cham
pionship.
Edmonston is also well known through
out Maryland, having at one time been q
member of the Baltimore nine when ],
was in the Eastern League, and having
played on several Independent teams.
The Aggies are expecting an exception
ally successful season this spring. II
appears that the Farmers have a better
chance to turn out good nine this
spring than for some time past. The re-
turn of Smith, one of the regular pitch
ers has boosted the prospects of the
team to such an extent that free COM
ments are made to the effect that the
team will be very strong.
In Edmonston the Aggies believe that
they have a man who knows the game
thoroughly. and he will be given every
opportunity to turn out winning combi-
nation.
At a meeting Of the Departmental
League yesterday afternoon, 1t was de-
cided that the government printing office
would be the sixth team to be admitted
| to the league. 1t has been expected fol-
some time that the Printers would 1ano
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Agriculture left no doubt as to what
team would win the championship this
season by taking two out of three from
Patent Office.
Had Navy displayed the form during
the middle Of the season which it has
during the past week it would now have
had the pennant dashed to the mast.
To Fritz and Levers go the high set
honors Of the week. The Navy bowler
showed COS. with 200. 1873 and 2O4. while
the Patent Office representative had to-
tails Of 222, 1917 and 1874.
The Palace finally came out OF it's
trance and actually won three games
(and with Buck Harley in the line-up).
What makes 1t all the more remarkable
was that it used q sick ca man.
Johnnie Baum put a jack under that
average OF his in the set against the
Welsbachs, as his scores OF 115, la and
108 will show. A ia average is fair
nights bowling.
Lefty Goodman experienced another one
of those good sets. It's mighty good
thing for some Of those high average men
that the Casino bowler got away to the
poor start he did.
The league should feel justly proud Of
the Manhattans. Shooting for the first
time in a. national tournament, the boys
selves.
Only two sets were. bowled in the league
during the past week, owing to the abb
sence of the Manhattans in Chicago.
Guess there would have been postpone
ments for a month had Page & Co, gone
into first place.
Billie Warren, after getting away with
160 against the Pilgrims, showed that he
was eligible for. membership in the Come
Back Club by finishing with 223 and 200.
Something wrong. The A. J. Bennett
Company actually had three games hand
ed to 1t. Loveless Is determined to
win that pennant. and the others are just
a. determined that he will not.
How's this for consistency? Shipley
gets away with 81 In the first, pulls 90 in
the second and finishes with 96 in the
last Jessop goes him one better by get
ting 80, 80 and 81.
See where Lefty Wooden has earned his
spurs, and from now on will be recognized
as one of the stars. Woody pulls up in
his first game against the Bills with
count Of 1877.
The Columbias were q little lucky in
taking all three from the Monroes. Not
q game over the 500 mark. Buell's Pets
won the first by four pins and the second
by fifteen.
Adams preved the star Of the week with
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league champions. All of Fifth's games

league champions. All of Fifth's games
were over 500.
Excellent pinning on the part of Jasper
went. for naught as his team dropped
two out of three games to the st. Mark
aggregation. His scores showed counts
of 100, 112 and 1O2.
Carroll after trailing along with two
in the eighties, upset the dope in the last
game by putting up 1885, This big game
practically won the last from Bethany.
Daddy, after getting away with So in the
first. finished the set with an average
over 100, through the aid of 126 in the
! second and 1O2 in the last.
That LOT of Smiths in the last of the
Columbia Pinta set looked like diamond
in coal pile. 1t was the only game
over the century mark registered by the
Columbus.
Kane had his troubles in the first two
games, getting only SO and 80, but in the
last he found the head pin for all of III.
Dolan had the same experience, pulling
124 in the last.
Our old friend. Buckerionette Harley
was in his glory against that Imperial
bunch. His heavy mauling in the sec
ond game when he drew 40, put the
quietus on V. GULL & Co.
The Star babies, Bill Burhans and
Johnnie Baum, tried to uphold the tribe
of Guilt but heroic efforts on their part
went for naught. Bill contributed 3lO
and Johnnie 315.
| Sandwiching in "a 81 between two of
| 116 and 142, made a ragged and deep
cut in any possibilities Malcolm may
have had for a big set. With 3o5, it S
cinch his average was boosted little.
Lefty Goodman was away below his
| usual form. as the best he could show
was 1O5, 113 and 145, giving him a set
| total of 363, or 121 average.
| The Arcade Market was the only team
that put all three games over on their
| opponents The ImmanuelS made a
game try, but fell shy few pins in each
game.
"Otis" SINNERS excellent pinning in
| the last two games. practically won both
/ games from the Mechanicals. His set
showed 21l. 1870 and 2O2.
| McIntire had great chance to break
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the leagues high set record when he
pulled 30 in his first attempt. but 149
in the second and 141 in the third, put
his chances on the bum.
Starting with 201 in the first. Sisler
was out for good set. but finishing with
III and 16S, he barely held his average.
Maybe the route was too long for him.
The Marquettes and Hennepins hooked
up in the first tie game of the season
and in the roll off the Marquettes came
out on top. Those close games are what
make the success Of the league.
SchelrS 119 in the last game of the La
Sale Balboa set, was the highest in
dividual game rolled in the league during
the past week.
Dougherty, Brewer. Myers and Schell
We're the only ones who could show
games over the three figure mark, al
though there were several of the boys
who register all around the mark.
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Cardinals in the Field.

The Cardinal Athletic Club. which made
such good record in the Washington
City Basket Ball League this winter.
have organized their base ball team for
the coming season, and would like to
hear from the best amateur teams in
Washington and vicinity, preferably with
the various league teams which desire
games before their season opens.
The Cardinals have always been repre-
sented by first-class teams in other
branches Of sport, and will continue its
reputation in the base ball world. All
teams desiring games can arrange the
same by addressing H. Crump, 1880 +
street northwest, Washington d. G.
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At a meeting Of the Departmental
League yesterday afternoon, it was de-
cided that the government printing office
would be the sixth team to be admitted
to the league. 1t has been expected for
some time that the Printers would land