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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-30


fiirhtungen ipesen bes Heiultats Der
RepoIntion, iaste am 4benb Der
pr1iibent Wobero. rgDir fennen
3iemIiG senai bic Stdrte nnb ben
3uitanb Der Mrmse Sroseo's uno mir
ipiiIen, bab es ieinen 2euten an Wlus
nition feblt."
Simine5, Wer., 20. Mar5. DDS
9erii1t, bab General 5ruep aubert
in benz am DonnerTtag ftattsefunbenen
@efedt set6btet ipprben isi. bat ith
ni6t beitdtigt. gr ifeint nit isinen
2erten entiommen su Iein.
Benjamin 0asquea. Elm Gorreipons
bent Der ,Gl garaeo" BON CHIHUAHUA,
ipurbe in benz Gefeft am 9onneritas
setobtet.
General Srosco orbnete am Jreie
tag an, bab 9eneral Gampd nit ieinea
Qeuten parral beieben folle. gs fann
bort su einsm Gefeht tommen. benn
es xibt. boB panelo 8illa nit ieinen
2euten bic Stdbt beiebt babe. Srosco
lit Der Mniidt, baB Die Rssierunsse
truppen in ben IedstdgiSsn admpfeu
450 Wann on 5obten, 8erDunoeten
uno @efoneenen perlpren babe, unb
er qiebt feinen eigenen 9erluit auf
ungefdbr bic 5dlfte on. Ct beabiihtlat
Demnddft. sesen 5orreon Dpr5uriidsn.
| BalIarbenas uuf ber
/ 5tuht.
/ puertp Gorte5, 5onburds,
20. Mdr3. Sofe Waria gallaroenas,
Der Repolutionsfiihrer, Der am 5.Wldra
BON Regierunsstruppen Bel CT 5ornc
aefhldaen puroe, bat iih in bic Siims
pfc am lllua Iylub sefliihiet, unb el
befinbet iib jssi nit 100 WanH 5fpi:
ihen puerto gorte3 unb 9ela. &,
perIuHt, bic aiiite 81 erreiden, I'm
Iauber 2anbes selansen 5u tognen
| lGeine ganbe fpirb BON 500 Wdnh Eei
gierungstruppen perfolgt. man glaub
aber, bdb es ibm selinssn tpiro, Bslia
ober geD Orleans gu errsihen.
i George Giih, Elm amerituner, be
aeipaltidm in bic Mrmee einsereib
; ipurbe, iit aus Der aaisrne entfloben
. ebe Der ameritaniI6e aoniul ietn
! GreilaTuns burdiebsn ionnte. Wsal
! glanbt, baB sr iih auf einem Dampfe
: psritedt bat, Der tpdhreno Der Woh
mad Rem Orleans ubgins.
.,Jur6tbare Drobuugen be
!, 2onboner Suffras.tten.
qonbon, %. NGr,. Sn cine
0erfnmmlung pon Suffragetten. bi
lam Qbenb bier abgebalien Duroe, III
! ssesn ben rgsmeinen gerrdth beg I'm
ter6auies" rpie Is mebrere Der Reon.
: rinnsn nannten, gu proteitiren, iagt
ssrau DeIparb, bic einmal i'm Sahr
|. 1909 ins GsiGnsniB aeihidt fpuro'
! uno fpGter nod eiHuiaI perbdftet tDul
be. neil tie Dor Der WobnuHg oes prs
miers 4scuith Wahe geitaHoen bait
!. bdB bic 3eit fir bic trsitbaren GU
fraaetten esfommen lei, Dirtfamel
!: Ulittsl aH3uipenoea, nm ois grfullun
7 ibrsr ssorbsrungen ourh5ufesen. g
: ftIug ein.n 8opcott Dor uno empfab
!. bab bic Jrauen teine Siite mehr tal
fen iollt.n, mas bic GeTGdftsleute
2 empfinoliderer Wsiis treffen piirb
= ala bas Ginnsrfsn ihrer Staufenik
. 9es sSsrneren empfaH iie, bab D
y iJrausn beni.nisen Sommsrreiorts O
u Der aiifie fernbleiben fcllten, bic i
pdrlament pon sinem 4nti Suffrt
:, aetten -psrtreien ieien; bab ile tell
( g.lber fir airden ooer Wohlihdtil
D ieitsaniialten berseben unb ibr De
Z i'm 4uslanb anlegen iollten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-30

y
gerIin. %. Mdrs. Die Raiionals
Gubiiription fir ben Aniduf bon
geroplonen, bic benz aaiier be5fp. bem
Reih fur NiIiiarsipede sur 0erfiisuns
aeftelIt iperoen iollen. pirb IN allen
Sbeileu Deutihlonbs aufssRpmmen.
auBer ben GtGbtsn Jranifurt. Glen.
ceibelberg unb poien, bic iid snsrit
gemelb<t bnben. baben nun aud Wlag@
beburg, bannoper unogeipsig beihloIs
fen, 4eroplane anautaufsn.
Der anfnns pom gnbe bes
gIoBen 9 Shneibergefels 5
len Gtreifs.
Die RsprdTm,un!en rsr Snnsibsrs
aefellen in JrontIurt q. W,, Die I'D.
fpie bic Ghnsiber in fuft atlsn grcben
gtdbtsn Dentihlanbs am Streit be-
finben, tuerben am 2. april on bic ars
belt suriidstbren. sic erbalten ein.
QobnerbDbuns non fiinf YrossHt.
unterbanolungen Dssen
zines 6anbeIspertragss
nit CANADA.
Das geriiht, oaB llntsrhunblunsen
fur ben AbifluB zines ReeiproSitatss
pertrnass 3niihen Deutfhlanb une
ganabu i'm 0anee feien. tpnree an
ssreitoa ben 9enmten bes Iuspdrtl'
gen amtts Sur aenntnib sebra6t. biz
nit W<3ua borauf ertldricn, bdB osl
bentfte GsneraItonIul in Sttofpo
Gannoo, in informeller Meiie nit ber
eonabiiHen Heb1rb.n ionisrirt babe. 6:
akr iebt nod niht seiogt Dtrher
i6nne, ob oieIe aonferenseH 5n I'm
tsrbanoIunsen fiihren fuiiroen.
Der aobtengrdbers Gtrei
In England.
Qpnnon, %. WGrs. Sn gan
Gnalanb, Gtottlanb unb Mnles mir
iest iiber bie Jrose abseitimmi. cb bi
!toblenardbsr bic Minimallohnporlc
ae, bic am s5reitas GeleB seporben II
onnebmen unb an bic Nrbeit 5urid
iehren uollen. Die 4nnobme f1ein
senib Ju isin. bic Gniffeioung mir
obtr nint Dor benz 4.Npril angetiinbia
n<rben, unb cine alIssmeine Wieoes
aufnotme Der Mrbeit tpirb ipabrf4ein
lid erft nnm Ditern iioitfinben. 5
einiqen Diftriiisn. ipie in Worpid
ibire, gngIonb, unb Qonnrtibirl
GhpttIanb, 5inb bersits msbrere Eau
fenb 2sute an bic Nrbeit 5uriidgegdn
gen.
Die unipnsn Der H0bbisHgfd66tI IL
ben iopeit an bic Gtreiter S., ,216,25
nnsbe5nblt unb ss ptrbleiben nur nol
81. .750. 600 I'm Gnob Der unionei
Ter grobte 1bsil bisier Gumme
aber in GeturItdten onselesi. bic mid
ibrsn pollen Nertb brinsen. ipenn
in Der Gle pestauft tperDen miiiItl
Mubkr ben 1ergmdnns llnionen bs
ben aud unbere Crganiiotionsn ungl
f66r $500. 900 an ibre Mitglisb'
ousbe1nbIt, bic in syolss bes aobier
9r6beriireils auber Mrbeit gstommt
fnb. Aubsr bisltn 9euten, BITE Dbl
grobe Gorgen nod ipeiiere oehn Ia!
er5Uungsntr Beihdftisuneslofgie
dusb1lttn i5nnen. si<bt a obtr no
risle bnnb<tttouienbt Mnbertr, B
otne ibr WerjmuIben unb in Dolgs b
Gtrtiis nubtr aybeit gefomnien fni
bic ifint uniuhiibuns srbalttn III
ipdhe5d 5d<inli6 nod I1nge ftiern mi
een hsS nnx hSx Ny1;eh~~r,,Su,k,ns 4,
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OOetterb eridjt.

Tiir Ohio: Sh6nes Metter am
GomHas, am 5onnias tribes Wettsr.
Rorboitlihe Big GiibDItlite Winbe.
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Die Gsi9dftslase bes 4ances befert
iih forttpdbrsnb.
Wieber elmer Der anen'fdsn MDrber.
banbe gefdngen.
Nur spei, Sibna allen unb Weslep
ebparbs, befinben fid nod in
arsibeit.
3pei gaeger in gIadsburg, g. g.,
selpnhi.

Die Sdiparsen kreiten fi6 auf einsn
angriff auf ben Grt Dor.
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G6e 6anbsl unb Snouiirie tpisbsr aui
ncrmnlsr 6Sbe iieben ipsrnsn.
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gs ,Derben absr ROnute D.rs.hen,
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MuslanD
3ugnlaC0inea fir oas Oeuude
delr
WerSen Jest BON pielen StdSten
BEN aaiier sur Veriiisuns
seitellt.
1es GnOe teS S@neioerftreisS n
sentiHiano In SiHt. 4
Die beutiGe Resieruns tpil Hnfsr
banplungen NIT CANADA
gDes.n abfGluB zines 5anoelspsr'
trcss anbabnen.
Die Roblensrdber in gnstanb
--St~
1aneen bersits on. an bic 4rbslt au
riid5uisbren.
80
Eg tperben aber Wonate pergehen,
~
Cbe 6onbsl unb Snouitrie tpieber al
ncrmnlsr 6Sbe iieben iusrneH.
~>~
1os neus 9ineiiihe aobinst sebilSsi
Di. Gage In Masrito.

3us nsu. 9iu.iiI6e aabinst sebiIOst
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Die Sberipoob'ide peniipnsOorlage
4m sSreitag pom Senat pertporfen.
0afiir nurbe bic Smoot-8iQ ange>
nommen.
Dura pelde bic geniionsn in ben
ndhiten fiinf Subren um jdbrlt9
$20,O0O,0OO erbObt piiroen,
DG6renb bic Webrausgaben unter Der
Sberpoob giQ mebr ols
$75,oo0,o00 idbrti6 Bee
tragen piroen.
Die Woas8orlage i'm Reprdlentan=
ten6aus bebdttirt.
Gepr. unberpoob tinbigt an, bob
teins peitsren Surifoorlagsn i'm
Saus eingsret6t tperoen
.. tpiirpen,
Wenn bic bereits benz Senat porliegenz
ben perDorfen tperoen pirben.
><>
gol. 8ostbaIs i6ldgt Dor, bic &annlz
sone in elm urburhoringlihes
szT
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in oer anl@ra(l Ko6(en.
RegiOa
@irb AMI /. April Elm Streif
beginner.
Die 9ifferem3en sipifden ben Be
iibern BON aSeidfsblemsrubem
NIB ibrem Mrbeiterm

sinb o6er siitli4 beiseIegt ipOrosn
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Gar3e 5umilte perhaffet.
Bottom, %. MGr3. Sin 6 Wos
nate aItss gabp lit bier unter Der ans
tluge Der Jaidmiinserei feItgenommen
tporperf unb snor nit ietnen GlterH,
SamueI unb Seunie Walta, tpelte ees'
fdlidhte 2uarters uno Dimes in ums
Iauf seiebt hotten.
gei Der 9ausfudung fano bte pos
lisei spor SdmelStisel, aber tetne
falihen Mliinsen. Giner Der Detettips
gspabrts, boB bas gabp nlertuir6ts
einaefpideIt mar uno loite bic Sufsr
unb ginoen, nobel on 5000 in Golfls
fitaten gu 9oben fielen. Die sGnae
JdmiIie paree oaraui In aats &C.
Hpmregs.
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Wenn bic bereits benz Senat Dorltegen@
ben perDorfen tperoen purben.
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ct. Petersburg, %. Wdrs.
Giner Depeihe aus Muiben 5ufolge tn
bort cine 9erf9p0rung enibedt ipors
ben, bic ben 3fped bate. ben Gensral-
goupernsur Der Manbffurei, General
Gbao.GrbsSnn az ermorben. 3psi
Werbdftungen iino porsenommen fpors
ben.
Gin 8ruber acknowledgements
General 6iingsGrbs5iun, 1T i'm Qoi
Dember IN Der proDins Sse Gbaeu DOT
itineu SolDateR ssrmorbet tporben. 4
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1as Gnbe tes S@neioerftreits IN
Seutj@lanb In GiAt. 4

1onaen bersits an. an bic 4rbsit 3u'
riidouishren.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-10-17
|NDORSE
NEWBRO'S HERP|C|DE
FOR THE HAIR

When a doctor endorses a prena"a
ton it means more than an ordinary
testimonial His opinion is AWAY
hat Of the professional man devoted
10 the welfare Of the people
DR.. J. ] Boyd, Coyington, Tenn
says: Il feel it my duty to wri.e
this for the benefit of those suffering
rom dandruff In the average case
few applications of Newbro's Her
oic'de will remove all dandruT It
$ advisable to continue its use for
several weeks"
The words of J b Thompson. NJ.
D., No. 2 Borough Place, Co. Hollis
It.. Boston, Mass, arc not less en-
.husiastic: II can only speak In
1raise Of Newbro's Herpicide. 1t lis
III that IL claimed and perhaps
more. Herpcide not only cleanses
he scalp but brightens the hair,
yives it life and makes it soft.
DR. T. A. Moore, Duncan. Ariz.,
writes Of his experience: my scalp
vas in places covered by patches of
Try, scaly material sand the itching
vas incessant. Since using Herpi-
ide all these evils have disappeared
md my hair is soft, smooth and
rowing. Hair has grown on spots
'efore but thinly covered"
Newbro's Herpicide is the orig
nal remedy to kill the daudrulf
~erm and stop falling hair. The
errible itching which goes with
tandruff is alayed almost at once,
Newbro's HerpicIde in SOC and
100 sizes is sold by all dealers who
yuarantee it to do all that is claim
d, If YOU are not satisfied your
money will be refunded.
Applications may be obtained at
he leading barber shops. BE sure
'ou get genuine Herpicide. Send
DC in postage for sample and book
0 The Herpicde Co, Dept. r.. De-
rot, Mich.
Paul G. Schulz & Sons, Special
Agents, Cairo. Ill,-Advt.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-10-17
HIGH SCHOOL. NOTES

A letter was received YESTERDAY
hat on account Of split up in the
Vienna High school football team.
ne two games scheduled for Oct.
70 and Nov. Is would have to be cali
% of, The Cairo team was much dis.
appointed when the rews came, as
heae two games were to be among
the best to be played this season
Z IS probable, however. that Nav
aeid' Ky. or Paduch will be schpd-
lied for either Of these two dates
: u also doubtful as TO whether Pa
ducah will contest with the locals
IS the old time rivals seems In M
afraid to play, Several letters and
p telegram have beer sent and M
reply received, 70 they probably viii
aot be seen on the local grounds
this season.
At HARRISBURG last Saturday tho
AFRO team posed for post card nic-
lures Of which print has been re-.
'eived by Snpt, t, G. Clendenen,
the boys show up well in the mic.
fnre which Is clear and distinct
quite q number have been ordered
ana VIII be on sale at the variou,
drug stores In the near future.
lt,t4 .
The football squad Of Cairo High
caves Saturday morning for Anna
where they Will play the team Of tn,
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-10-17
American High Schools

A bulletin recently given out by
DR., F. P. Claxton, United States
commissioner of education, contains
matter that will prove gratifying to
every friend Of our public schools
1t Is in effect that the number az
high school pupils has doubled in
the twelve years that have passed
since the beginning OF the twentieth
century and that the number of nigh
schools has almost doubled, that
thnre are a million and quarter
students now in the high schools
that one-fourth of the children who
enter the elementary schools now
pass to the high schools, higher
percentage than ever before, and
that most of this growth has been
In the public as distinguished from
the private high schools, So per cent
OF high school pupils now Being in
the public and only ~ per cent III
the private ais against 6S and 80 pe-
cent respectively in 1890. The bnl-
letin continues
IL Y any wonder that the peoplt
believe in their high school and give
but sscant attention to the oecasiona
hostile criticism that is heard? IN,
public high school is winning be
cause the people are satisfied that /
II doing its work. They realiz,
what Il has meant to the risinj
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-10-17
WEEDS
nv GEORGE FITCH,
Author ri "A Good Old Siwash -
Aaeas}ey. Is y. r. asna.

A weed is flower which has got
ten into trouble by growing where It
wasn't invited
MANY weeds are very beautiful
and would be aazed at with intense
pleasure inta conservatory A wild
morning glory is more delicate in
color tban tame one aud nothing
is more refined ana attractive than
a thistle blossom But the wild
morning glory alicnAtes the love of
the farmer by blooming in his corn.
field instead Of his front yard an
the thistle holds mass meetings in
the pastures instead OF growing
shyly and sparEely in kitchen gar
dens.
Some weeds are tall and homely
and some are squat and homely
while still others are tinted like the
dawn. But they all have one char
acteristic They are hardy and
long-lived Frost has no more ef-
feet on them than on a policeman.
Waiting for Providence 10 kill
weed is hopeless task Providence
either can't or doesn't A weed will
flourish and raise a large family on
a brick pile in a July sun, and cut
ting down a weed with q hoe after
it has settled III a garden merely i'm
proves its constitution Raising
garden full Of tame flowers consists
mostly Of roofing out weeds, A
weed will stray In from a neiehbor~
ing country. grow root bloom and
hold a reunion OF its descendants
while an imported flower seed Is
getting ready to sit up and live.
Gall and nerve form The circulation
of the weed Lee; q man prepare q
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-10-17
The Court House Disgrace.

1T is possible that the county com
missioners are not aware that the
county court house is in need OF re-
pairs, that the county fails is inhab-
liable, inadequate, unsafe and un
sanitary
IT seems almost ages since the con-
dition Of the court house and the
jail was first denounced by tho
grand jury. There are some old
residents who can remember when
the court house was pretty fittin,
but even they cannot remember the
exact date,
Grand juries have been denounc
ing the structure for years without
any effect. The May term grand jury
used certain strong language In Al
report that 1t presented to the court
and the September grand jury ais
makes use of certain emphatic eN
prsssions In its description of tbs
building.
With all that has teen said about
the court house and the Jail by the
various grand juries and with al
that has been printed in the news
papers, it does not seem possible
that the county commissioners, WIN
hold forth in the structure, are not
aware Of the deplorable state Of af
fairs, which they only can remedy
However. you cannot always some
tnfes tell 1t is possible that the
county commissioners are too en-,
crossed in more Important affair
of the county when they meet. r
give serious thought to the build
ing. The county commissioners arr
busy officials, especially around
election time
If the report of the October
term grand jury does not move the
county commissioners to action, per
haps the next Grand jury could ac,
complish better results by denounc
ing the county commissioners. o.
better still-recomme that the
aforesaid county commissioner;
hold their meetings In the coun
ty Jail. Should the recommen,
dation meet with the approval Of
the county commissioners. the
would have to do something In sell
defense.
The Alexander county jail not on
lv Ii a disgrace to the County al
Alexander. but also ii a disgrace Il
the City Of Cairo. 1t would be (
blessing II a windstorm would blow
II IT'D or down or some way, on somf
night when the prisoners have es
capped and no one else is present.
The court house In In need of =
complete oyerheuling and there Is a
pressing need for a rev Jail. Thu
recommendation of the Octobe.
term grand jury for the erection of ?
JAN adjacent to the court house i.
worthy Of serious consideration bv
the county commissioners.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-10-17
MUST BELIEVE IT.
When Well-Known Cairo People
Tell 1t So Plainly.

When public endorsement is made
w r. Gibson, AIS Eleventh
street, Cairo, III, says This is the
third time have publicly recon-
mcndef Doans Kidney Pills and |
am always glad to speak In their
praise Aboul ten years ago first
took Doan's Kidney pills, procured
at Paul 6 Schuh a Sons Drug
Store, and they completely relieved
mo uf severe attack Of - kidney
trouble. There mas been no recur-
renee Of this complaint since 4
have recommended Doan's kidney
Pills to many people and have vet
TO hear OF case where they did not
live up to representations"
For sale by ali dealers Price 80
cents. Milbufn Co.. Buffalo,
New York. sole agents for the United
states
Remember the name Doan' s.
aud take M otner
by representative citizen 81 Cairo
the proof is positive. You mus, be-
lievo 1T. Read this testimony
Every sufferer of kidney hackache,
every man, woman Or child with KID
ney trouble win do we'll to read the
following:
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-10-17
standard of American citizenship.

standard of American citizenship.
THE people nave shown their ap-
probation of their high school in
the most direct way possibility
supporting it unfailingly and gen
erously They have faith enough
In 1t 60 pay huge sums of money
year after year, that the high
school may DO greater and better
work. More and more attention is
being paid to high school education,
Million dollar school buildings are
going up in American cities-palaces
one might call them did not the
word suggest idleness. and there is
no idleness in the present day high
school, Industry, technical ability,
together with the es-
sentials Of cultural education, are
being taught 10 our boys and girls
in the splendid high schools OF to-
day on scale that was never
dreamed of in tho civic life of any |
nation before sur time"
America has made great strides In
the past, and one of the most potent |
factors in its advancement has been
he rublic school system This |
showing indicates that greater
strides are yet tc be made.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-10-17
PEOPLE SHOULD GUARD
AGAINST APPENDICITIS

Cairo people who have stomach
and bowel trouble should guard
against appendicitis by taking
simple bockthoro bark, elyaerbo-
etc. as Compounded IN AdleF-j-Ea,
g3e German appendicitis remedy. A
SINGLE hose relieves sour stom
ach, gas on tAc stomach and coa~
atipation INSTANTLY because this
simple mixture antlsepticizea the
digestive organs and draws off the
Impurities T. w Schulz, Druggist,
Corner Commercial and 18th street.
-Adyt
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-10-17

Call mud merry" form the circulation
of (he weed
to work Many weed would i'm
prove IN" looks OF a garden If it
woHld stay put Hul in week il
would he over III the next bed, root
ing OUT the geraniams Therefore,
weeds hike people who cannot take
a hint are not popular and VIII nov
or he elected 10 anything but the
rubbish piles
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-10-17

The era of the reign of terror has
been laid under contribution for the
latest Paris fashions. They look it.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-10-17

Another perfect husband has been
found, this in England. Is this
preliminary to another divorce ease?
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-10-17

The Balkans are baking, Like
wise Islam is slamwing and the
Bulgars are balging Help,
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-10-17

Thought Of pumpkin pies should
serve as an offset to the melancholy
days.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-10-17

The newly discovered stingless
bee is NOT of the presidential species.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-10-17

Advertisements in The Bulletin
bring results.
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-10-17

Advertisements in The Bulletin
bring results,
The Cairo bulletin., 1912-10-17

when the attention Of The Bul
letin il called to any misstatenen
Of fact or to any error eoncernin'
any man or thing, corrections wild
eheerfully be made.)
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TO FILL FOURTH
PLACE in LEAGUE
Fast Aggregation viii Take Fran
chiss Left Vacant by Gunners
in Capital City Circuit.
OTHER NEWS OF CoMM1ssIOE

That the Capital City League has an
other good ball club ready to step in the
Seamen Gunnere, place was made known
last night at the nesting Of the amateur
commission. when Manager Cornell, OF
the Cornell Paperhaugers. stated that
while the league had not settled on the
fourth club. two applications had been
received. and that the new team would
be put IN the field next week.
In regard to this new club, It is only
fair 70 say that II has not been an
nounoed ofacislly that 1t, would take the
franchise now held by tho Gunners-
and that nothing would be done until
the Sunners had forfeited their right to
place IN the circuit But II is under
stood that this club viii step In the
following, win boost the Capital City
League from the start.
The only other matter OF importance
which came 70 light at the meeting Of
the commission last night was the ad-
mittance into the body OF the Government
League. This circuit was Granted It's
Charter without the slightest debate.
Players who are signed BY clubs in this
organization and also with clubs under
the commission, viii be allowed to pick
their team, but the first club they play
with after to-day, viii be the club they
must rlay with in the future
Treasury League Wants Time.
The Treasury Dsagus asked for a
weeks time to consider the matter,
which was granted IT, 8fr. corbin spoke
for the circuit, and stated that he was
satisfied that the league would come
under the commission, he wanted a few
days to talk to the different managers,
and that he would be present at the
next meeting OF the commission and
state his case. It is almost certainty
that this league viii be under the rul-
ing body before long.
The First Presbyterian team protested
the game with Ninth played Thursday,
and the case was referred back TO the
league for settlement Chism, who has
been suspended, was given to the Navy
Yard team Of the Capital City League.
but will be waived oct Of that circhit
at once and allowed to play in the
Northern League withing FIVE days.
G. W. SWAN.