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has recently ietdrecd from a successful trip TO
ENGLAND. Brown and Dyson will box fifteen
rounds at Mare'ilie. II. l.. OH Oct. 8.
Johnny Dundee w,,, rss done considerable Ugh.
ing this year. will be seen in bout In the Wesi
shortly. lie has been secured By tue manager OF
the American A. e. q Pittsburgh. to meet Tom
my Bresnahan, IT,. Western c1ack ftatLeryeight
on Saturday evening Oct ~. II Dundee can
defeat Bftsnshan lie Will get other bouts At tn.
Western clubs.
Brown ever beat Jack Gooiman When they me
says sam. the general verdict that the bout
resulted In draw, Goodman wasn't right at the
time either. SAYS Kelly. II they should ever met
slider
Having realized that Joe Jeanette. the colorei
heavy weight, has gone q trfe stale as result o.
year. Dan Mcke,nck. his manager, has decided
70 let him lest up for a month. After watching
itsneIs box aid p2Tt n rs 1s,n' sGn..' via
fled that Joe has gone stale from training and Is
entitled to a layon."
:. Alec Mclean, manager Of the Pilgrim 4. A. Of
Boston. - following In the footsteps Of the local
ciue manasers b stating three ten round boals
Mclean has signed up Eddie Murph, OF boston
10 meet Young 'Donohns and Ga6er. Gsiisn S" to
tackle Bay Woods Of Fall River.
Mstty Baldwin. the crack lshtxcizas Of B,sto,,
arrived in town early TO-DAY. lie dsme here foI
sons es hs e eoS.d from WI" Bn.n nm h
a charming young girl OF tina: city and had been
married. Matty SAYS that he would like TO gel
on bout with Leach Cross either in this cit,
"Leaches"
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victory Means Cup for Dauntie.s.

Dsuptless Council Of the Royal Arcanum
League will play Morning Star Council neI, s.:'
urdAy at Avenue u and Ocean Boulevard. BY de-
festng Morning Star. Dauntlts will win the
spalding Championship Cup
The evening world., 1912-09-18

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 1s.-CharNe Turner.
.he former amateur Champion, easly defeated
Jackey Max Of Allentown. In the windup At the
S.ring Garden 4. Q.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results OF Yesterdays q,

Proriden e, q: Jerser City. 4.
Baltimore. 4. Newark. o,
Montreal, I: Horhsstrr, 2.
Toronto. q: Buffalo, z.
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y. Gaasis Va tneinnsa Rss..,sS AZ. " az hcs.:
20 oss' 'iii's' NJ Az. S'dA. e ~ 4. NJ
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Copyrgh 1N12 10 The Tres PuhlishinG Co.
THE New York World.
TT must be annoying to champion
to have some come along and
swat him. even when the pennant
. practically put NJ In moth balls for
he next summer season The Cubs can
20 back to Chicago and say. like Young
Corbett years ago. when he beat Nc
c~ss, Govern. Il may not be . champion, but
81 I've had the satisfaction OF licking
80 champion anyhow"
,.ses
YOUNG JACK o'BRIEN, who boxes
oVV' Young Brown tonight. has be-
come almost clever . boxer as
ais Dig brother He 10 moro aggressive.
The original Jack always had q bump
OF caution. Boxing was q business
wtkh him.
Ws@ Philadelphia Jack o'Bren. the elder.
has become quite candid In his old age.
You watch this boy" he said to me
~ recently. and you'll always like his
: work In the rinn whether he wins or
0t.t loses He's going out to win every
time. I know how used to do those
sQ q things but this kids going to be
strictly on the level as long a. he's In
. the game. I learned . long time ago.
aSt,g By hard experience. that It pays to be
on the level and II doesn't pay to be
any other way. The kno edge came
aO,S too late to DO me much good In the
vi, ring. but the brother gets all the bone
"a, ats o: my old experience"
.s,s
HARLiE sIEGER, the old Hobo.
ken Iron Man." u. stu lighting.
~" They say he's hard a. ever.
sisser was at his best about ten years
ago. when he fought Britt and Cans
,ss. q, ana . lot OF other crack lghtweights
They say he couldn't be dased by .
~ punch on the chin. long experience In
the ring having proved that he was a.
soiidly constructed ~ Q billiard ball
ss. A, 'ro-i the neck up. He never was clever
but he was strong as . mule and had
the same kind OF . kick"
Nosh
land-Bat Nelson bout Bat. still
intent on his come back" and
d, willing TO night anybody TO show that
no can stu hold up his hands and push
..srsAr his face against punches without incon-
vsnience. hasn't any objection TO
Psckey. funny thing about this IN
a that when he held the lightweight ale
nothing earth could induce Bat 20
IN sign with Mcfarland. Bat had q little
experience with Packey out In Chicago.
At that time Packey was q youngster
boxing sem,-wndups and star bouts
here and there when he had chance ia
alp In He had Just reputation enough.
locally. to get some sort OF an engage
ment boxing In q theatre. Bat Nelson
eAo<s happened TO come to town and box In
another show. and Packey went over one
day to 20 on with him for . round OF
~ two. An amateur held the watch and
ts, became so interested In the bout that hs
! purposely forgot to call time McFar.
land fought like a wildcat. and Bat
nnding his hands q little more than full
kept up q string Of remarks tunder hi,
hrA al tn bA I-ia -,
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Games Scheduled tor To-Day.
lerysy City ct prcvi,sues.
vullals 81 IosoutA,
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HARRY GOLDMAN,

your brother Ane wants 10 know your address
very important. @09 ". Broadway.
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Bat Nelson Considering
Taking Trip to Australia

be Young Dyson. Of Providence. II, L.. vino
has recently ietdrGcd from a successful trip to
ENGLAND. Brown and Dyson will box fifteen
rounds at Marie,ille. II. l.. on Oct. 3.
The evening world., 1912-09-18

- VERY ONE wishes good luck TO
r. Frank Chance now that the OPP
GRAFTON on his head has been per-
formed. Frank has at different times
suffered from conclusion Of the brain.
He has had few fractures and blood
clots which would have been fatal to
any one but a hardy trained athlete.
Aside from these small matters Frank u
all right. and. II the operation 10 entirely
successful. may be seen on the firing line
again next summer.
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COBB'S TRIPLE GAVE
DETROTS GOOD LEAD
OVER H|CHLANDERS
Wolverton's Men Got to Jenk-
ins Early, but Tigers Soon
Evened Matters.
BATTING ORDER.

Attentance-3.00o.
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Cubs Have the Satisfaction Of
Whipping the Champions, II
Nothing Else.

Copyright 1912 10 The Pres Puhiishns Co.
The New York World.
TT must be annoying to q champion
to have some one come along and
swat him. even when the pennant
. practically put NJ In moth balls for
he next summer season. The Cubs can
30 back to Chicago and say. like Young
corbett years ago. when he beat Nc
h. Govern. II may not be . champion. but
!, I've had the satisfaction OF licking a
- champion. anyhow"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-17
FIFTEEN LIVES
ARE LOST AT SEA
Members of Crew Fight for Life
boat When Vessels Are
in Collision.
Especial q The Times.Dispatch.l

. a.
London, March 1G.-Fiftceu lives are
believed to have been lost to-day when
Ihe Peninsular and Oriental liner
oceana was sunk off lcastbourne RI
Ter collision with the German bark.
flsaSna The bodies OF two scarncn
the passengers and seven OF the crew
are missing. and are believed 10 have
been drowned.
Tho cause of the accident has not
pcen definitely asCcrtuined, but tho
officers Of the Oceann declare tliut the
German vessel VAS nj fault Thr
Pisasua caught the big liner AT an
angle OF 45 degrees and tore a llr;-o
mole In her portsidc before the skinner
OF the Oceana realized what was lap
Tening.
late This afternoon. Most of them
were women. and they were still
dressed in their night clothing, over
been thrown. Some of the passengers
We're without shoes and stockings and
all were suffering severely from en-
posure and shock. Much Indignation
the Lascar sailors. who fought dcs-
pcrsielN with women and children IN
an effort to get into the first 1jfcbuat
that was launched.
The survivors declare that there
would have been no Ioss OF lirr hnI
discipline been maintained among the
crew. All of the officers We're forced
20 give their attention to uuelling the
crew, and the first lifchoat was over
loaded. As a consequence IL capsized
ana the loss OF life resulted There
We're only us persons aboard tie
oceana, Including the crew Tho Nd-
miraIty Court probably will invc8tl-
gate tho wreck early next week
The loss IS estimated at $1,000, 600.
including $4,000, 900 in specie, consiSn-
ed TO the Chinese government
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-17
Bill introduced Extend
ing Provisions of
Erdman Act.
WILL BE PUSHED
THROUGH HOUSE
Conditions in England Grow
Worse, and Labor War May
Result in Government Own
ership of Mincs-Nearly
100000 People Idle.
Suffering Is Intense.
Especial TO Tho Times-Dispa,ch.l

lsptCiul 10 ilC ] lines -DlSpatC
Washington, -. G., March ia
plan 10 prevent the threatened ;tnthra-
cite coal strike was evolved this after
noon by Democratic House leaders aud
presiding Judge Knapp, o; the Com
inercc Court, and Immediately Rcprc-
sentative Lee, Democrat. OF Pcnnsyl-
wanna, introduced 4 measure extending
the provisions OF the I;rdnan act to
disputes between coal minors AMI
operators
Under tho Erdman act, which now
applies only TO railroads. the Commits
sioner of Labor ana the chairman OF
the Interstate Commerce Commission
may, at tho request of either party
to AN industrial dispute, try to effect
settlement by mediation.
Judge knapp, al whose suggestion
INC pili was framed, WAS formerly one
Of the mcdiators uS chairman of the
Interstate Commerce Commission, ana
since his appointment To the Com
incrce Court, has continued his work
ut the request of the President
II believe that the bill will be gen
orally supported In both tho House
and"'the Senate said Representatives
Lee tonight. III it passes. no such
disturbance ms tho threatened coal
strike could occur, ana We all want
TO prevent these gigantic Industrial
controversies.
Il delayed Introducing the bin until
IT became apparent to-day that thcru
was little likelihood that "A strike could
be prevented. ] have talked with tho
party leaders, and Speaker Clark has
assured mo that the bill VIII be
handled In the House as party
measure"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-17
TAFT PLANS THREE-DAY TRIP
VIII Leave This Afternoon for Horton
nnd Other Now I.nRlnnd Cttien.
Especial to Tho Tlmcs-Dlspatch. /

Especial to Tho Times DiSpatch.l
Washington. y. C., March l6.-Pres-
idtnt Tart leaves tomorrow afternoon
on n three days trip to Boaton and
through New England. Ho will reach
Washington on his return early next
Wednesday.
speeches, in which he IS expected 20
carry campaign message to New
ENGLAND. Tho MOST important OF these
IS before the General Court Of tho
evening he is scheduled to attend four
banGuets.
Tuesday th9 President Will do r
little train-end speech making at va :
rlous New Tl9mpshirc cities, with set
addresses scheduled NJ Nassau, Man
chester and Concord.
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mated to escort Mayor Gaynor up
town 10 review the St. Patrick's Day
parade this afternoon, ". p. (yvurra
W"rra) Mclaughlin phoned for n
NaNi few minutes later brilliant
grange pameied taxi pulled up at the
city Hall steps.
Get out here quick" yelled Nc
i'ous MIN He tried three times more.
anu each time an orange colorcd taxi
n we can't got a green car we
walk he said, az he put in cali
ior a friend who owns nm emerald
Limousine. who came to the Mayors
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-17
GETS-IT For Corn
Really a Wonder
New Way, Painless. Safe and Sure.
"Quit That GETS-IT Will Ger ANY
Corn

The new kind Of corn cure; The only
sure. kind; the only easy, safe. painless
kind is here. It's what corn-pcstcred
people have been looking for ever since
the age OF shoes Does it really do The
work. Well, just ono trial will prove il.
The name Of this big surprise IS GETS,
III, because it gets it, Ypu don't have
10 wrap your toes in bandagcs. There
arc no plastcrs, no salvcs. What is more,
,GtIS-il will never, absolutely can't,
hurt or make the true flesh sore. as many.
\ other corn things" do. If it gets on tho
akin il won't, can't hurt OF injure the
flesh Apply ii in two seconds. It's guar
anteed or your money is refunded.
Your druggist sells "GETS-IT," %
cents per bottle, or direct il You wish.
From Z. Lawrence & Co, Chicago
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-17
Aged woman strnci, by Train

ISVtvIaI 70 Inc TImes- DiBNntCh.
LynchhurS, Va, March l6.-Airs FL
len Riley. an elderly woman, was
struck yesterday afternoon by train
40: 9, the southbound afternoon local
on the Southern Railway. as She was
crossinE the tracks near ATontviow
1t !s reported that She was seriously
Injured, though the exact nature OF
her hurts could not be learned be-
cause OF tho rcmotcncss of tho section
from telephone connection.
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way in the question OF moving tho
courthouse from Its present location
TO Blackstone or Crewe and a petit
tion VIII soon be circulated requesting
the Judge to order an election to de-
termine which town shall have It,
rms VIII cause lively fight. Judge
Walter a. Watson has been in Black
stone the last few days ming1ing with
his friends In the interest OF his can
didacy FOR Congress-
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with shotgun on the street. of
Eiackstono on the night of February
~. This case consumed three days
and attracted largo crowds Il re-
suited In the acquittal of Gillian The
commonwealth was represented by II.
~ Lee and Gillian by w. Moncure
iravatt and II. II. Watson. This was
Judge Southall's first term In Not
toway. He made n fine impression.
There is great interest In Motto
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-17
INSISTS ON GREEN CAR
Ncl'ouEhlIn Declines to Accompnry
MAYOR IN OrnnGc-COiored Taxi.
Especial 70 The Times Dispatch.l
New York. March l6.--IBeinS desi.; :
A NEW RELIEF FOR sToMACIIs

certain rclicl has been found for
stomach disorders 1t digcsts food, aids
assimilation, prevents stomach gas. re-
relieves indigestion instantly and cures
dyspepsia. This new remedy is called
"Diigestit'-a little tablet easy to swallow
and absolutely harmless. 1t has brought
rciici TO thousands. Your money back if
IT fails to relieve you--5Oc. Ask at Ira
gle Drug Co.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-17
GILLIAN ACQUITTED.
On Trial in Nottowny Court, Sbnrrcd
With Murder OF Grccnhil.
[SpecIal 70 Tile TLrnrs- Disnntcl,1

Especial to Tile Times Dispatch.J
Blackstone, Va, March i6.-Tbe
March term of the Circuit Court OF
Nottoway adjourned to-day, after boz
ing IN session Tor the past ten DAYS.
The most netcd case tried was that
Of The Commonwealth VS.. Giles GIL
liam. OF Blackstone, who was prose-
cttea upon The charge OF nur,icrin,,
Kichard Greenhill by shooting him
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-03-17

their services but they intend to do
everything possible to keep the food
supplies going. Many roads are re-
iusing to carry heayy goods and arc
concentrating their work on the carry
Ing OF food and pcrishablc articles.
thus dcpTiying big industries of raw
material.
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Humphreys seventy-Seven
Breaks up Colds and
G ||RHEE
DR.. Humphreys Famous Spe-
cific for In Grippe, and the
Prevention of Pneu-
ii, nOnia.

Seventy seven" meets the cxi-
eency OF epidemic Grippe, with all
its symptoms OF Influenza, Ca
tarrh Pains and Soreness in the
Head and Chest, Cough, Sore
Throat, General Prostitution and
Fever. Taken early it cuts it
short promptly. Taken during its
prevalence, it prcoccupics the sys-
tenn and prevents its invasion
taken while suffering from it, relief
is speedily realized.
Mnn'phreys' iiomeo. Medicine Co. Cor.
william aud Am streets. New York.
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MnS benz psli5eiserid,t.

Gipfp 6tb, Snbdberin zines Rsioris
in go. 422 Carlisle ADsnut, bate iih
unter Der formeGen Intlage nes pal.
tens zines anruhigsn huuiss gu pers
antportsn. Die GebeimpoIisiiten Rpi.
filter unb Dxters taiisn einen srobeH
poiieH Glaihenbier forpie mebrsre Jla-
ihen Ghompugner in benz GtdbliHts
ment porsefuubsn unb ionfissirt. Ttr
Goa purbs seittrn bonn qoIiaeirihtsr
pertogt.
Dasfelbe eeI6db NIT BEN Ioa Dc.
Refortinboberin gaeliie UlitIer, go. 512
Georss Strabs. In beren 9smpei ebeHs
fans Hi.rs un5 WsinporrGthe BON Der
poIisei enibsdt iporben tpnrtn.
Katharine 3DinsIi bdtte iih am
Gr1berfhmiidrnssiaes bic p1rdbe an.
seishen uHb fpcier nit einem 1etenns
ten eins Wirtbinois beiresen. um ibren
Durit NIT sinisen Oi1fern Gerfien.
fafts su I6lnen. 5ierbsi tpurbe bas
pdrfxR BON 3ipei poli3iiien iibtrruffi
une iur3sr 6anb ptrbaftet. Rithier
Bride fpro4 beibe Angetlasts. noGbem
obissr 5o6Dertnl! fefsefent iporben
iuor. ebrenbou frsi.
GrnIt Campbell irurSe fhulbis Be-
fInben. I'm paloee 6otel sinen llebers
sisber esitoblsn su faben unb tam in
AnbstrnHt fsiner JuaenD NIT elmer
Gtrafs pon $40 unb ben Rotten boDon.
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Warnm lit alles 10 tbeuer

Der aongrsb bat einsn Qusfdub
einaeIebt, Der fih mad europa beses
ben nirb, I'm elmer iutsrnationaIen
Gonferen3 bei5urpobnen, oeren 4ufs
gabs es lit, bic lrfohen Der groben
s5eusrung in 2e6ensmitteln gu ere
fabren. auf biefsn gefhlub iit Die
gsmertuns, frei na6 Goetbe, am
plabs: .Darum in bic 5erne iatpeis
fen? Sish, Die antport liest 70 nab.
Man brou6t ii6 Bios in ben amerita.
niihen Stdbten um3uifauen unb aui
Der StsIe piro man ben Sib bes
llebels erfabren. Dsfen febr NAB.
IiegenRn @sg bat Der gbieogoer
Stabtrat5 tingsi6Iagen, als bic Ria
gen bss goIfes iiber ibeurs Wilt
ldut fpurben. 4uf Der Gtelle tpurpe
bas fSplesnbe errittelt: Der i5armer
erhdlt % Gents fir Elm Quart Wiih.
s5raM unb 5lafden erboben ben preis
fir ben GrobhdnDler auf 81 gents
unb Der @erbrauher mub o6t gents
bs5a5len. Dabei tit bic Mild nihi
dnmal i'm beTten idnitdren 3uitdne
ifnb ldbt aud 8eles an Qualit1t su
piinihen ibris. llnter folhen llms
Hdnbtn in adt Gents Elm fold borrens
Der preis. bob mon glauben follie, bi.
aonfurren5 tpirbe ihn berdbbriiden
Das III abtr niht mSsfid. neil eins
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sr,iton,ert i'm GSsm Bari.

Wpreen Rahmiiias nm $3.50 ubr
finoet i'm Gbsn Dart bas 3sDeite brtis
acnaert Der Sdifon. aussefiibrt burh
MDeb<r's aopelIe, ftoit.
5n Dem aonosri. bas aus otm
Shmiblapp 1onbs fir OfftHtiiht
aonserte In ben It6rtif6eu parA be-
sahlt ipirb, fpirit Rornsiiii 6rdni
Simon ols Golift. RnpeQmeiNer Jchn
6. Weber BAT fir basielbs fclgenbss
intenHantes prosromm nufgefeut:
GrFer1btiL
wsnrfd .1irOler aoIsbadsr Wcsner
Cuperture .GreifAib" W<bsr
polso fiir stDsi pieeolos ~Nn th Dires
Ore 6srt asoin" 49,. Wiggsrt
Wal3er .Gsipann 49,. WaIbteufel
ausosiudt uaotis Dib- 80. 6ofHna
poue.
3neitsr9bsif.
Drobs pbantoiie -9ob<nsrin- Waensr
Solo fir aornet 4usgsfu6i
Grdnt Gimon.
5bpII< .Goftlp llnoipores1 Qindt
v4be 1rinitp Gbimts- .... Harnes
Uindls g liant to be II DRY II.
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stnbienreiie bes HelissiAefs.

ssoIiseiHef GopeIm tpirb am Non.
tag ODER Tieniina cine Meiie antreten,
nm Glcpeldno. Chicago. NdIbington,
Bolton uno gielp Dorf 5u beiiifer. Gr
benbiid)fiet ii& NIT ben Wetboofn Der
Observation-Disclosures gennnnterS Stdote
befnnut an Had,en inter beionoerer
Beriidfittieung Der osrtigen Der.
|febrsreeuIationen. lie aif bieier
Subienreiie geidmmelten Grfnhrun.
gen sueroen ieocnfaas ip6ter 81 pers
idieoenen Weuerlingen IN unierenl
Doliseioep1rtement fiibren. On Gle.
pelnnb iuiro Gbef Gopelan nonentli6
BITE 9ieinltate bes bon benz bprtioen
pcIisei6ef SObIer eiHoefiibrten DOL.
oenent NegeI Spitemss unteriuhen.
DdbrcnO IeiHcr absueienbeit ipir0 Jlt.
ipeftor Grimm ais iteQpettreteuber
s3oIiseidef fnngiren.
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Btridt.
Gei,aeiterimImk
Die Abeanssfeier finbet bemte @or.
mittas in Der llnipsrftGts.
9nrHbaae itatt.

SemsiteriHIub unb abgongssJeisr'
lihteiten duf Der uniperiitdt finoer
biesmal in bet uniperfitd.ss1 1urnb1l'
in Yurnet Wooos itett unb 5ipnr
beute @ormittag unr 10 ubr. grof
gbos. JsIton 5ectt unb Vrof. Rpbifi'
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nod beiDnberss Sntersfie baburh. BAT
nit berieIben bic Ginneibuns ber
neuen uniDerIit1tss gebGube, fpie Sn:
gsnieurssG<bdube, 1urnbaIls, Dompf.
anlase, foipie bes Carton sSielb psr'
bunben TIT. 2srr poIIat bdIt bic lis'
berreidunssrebe unb llniperiiidtss prd'
ilbsnt Or. Gnbnep uterniHmt bic De.
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Tas poIlitanoige grosromm tit wie
iolgt:
llebcrgabe Der rleiien 6eb1u6e, ilnter
gsoriis ocs Brlfioenten Ncbert 8.
Steipdrt.
Wiiif.
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2. lleberg1be Der 9ebdube.
Serr GmiI Boaaf.
3. Gntgeeennnbme Der 8eb6ube.
9rdiibent Charles W. Gnbnen.
A. aHiprad)e fir Die alumen,
4rof. GhnIinnt Robinion, Rb. ..
ShIuB.sseier lnter 2eifuus bes
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Wuiif
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b. 5be Snofps -. GIoer
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5. aniprnd,e an 8rabe.annoioaien.
groi. Charles Seott. ". 0s.
Whiiif.
Il Wian nfib q Dfaio -. .Sf0ti
Wlen's @ee Club.
6. 0ertbeiliing oes Grades gdfelor
OF Arts.
Tie aonbibaten tperben bon ssrof.
2onis 3rendnrb Rore. Iedant Ses
MeDsifen College, norseitelt.
z. gertheiInns Der giIbnngsgraoe
unb Tiplome.
7ie annbibafen ipcrbeu bon Rrof.
Hiainm Rorfon gurris, Iet,nni
bes College OF Iea6ers poraeitellt
Spe5inl. .Winiif.
8. 8.9ertteiIuna oes Sngenieur,8rnbes
lie aanbiboten iperoen BON Nrof.
Sermnn Shneiber porgeitellt.
.. 0ertbeilung bes Eottor Der Wte6i'
,in.9rabes.
Die aanbiodten perben pon 1rof
RouI 8Tborbt @ooIIep. Ged)oni
bes College of WRebieine, Ohio
Rioni WehicaI College. porgeitelt
10. 8ertbeilung Der 8raouanoen'
8rnbe.
Die annbiSoien iperben bon grof
Soieph Gbpnrb 5arru, DehaHi
Der Grabunn6enfhnle, oorgeitelt
II .anfiinbigiIng BON GbrenbipIomer
unb 95reiign.
Tehants Der aouegien.
t2. Segen.
Rep. sobn 3. Sereet.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-06-01

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