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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-14
gintinnati. 1a. Rars. 1913.

Cincinnati, i3. Wdrs, 1913.
Tie natiulaenoen Euotirun9en besisbsr
iih nur aui gHsrossT ransaftionen. Sei
f!eineren @effdiisn werosn etEpos hohers
prsife bereanet.
Bropiiioueu.
Ter Marst mar ruhis. bic 8reiie iietis
2 dina IS.-Erimn Steam sio.55--l0.6s
+. .ob.
IrpdeHsefafssnes Eleiff. =
Mnrtt ieii. - Short dear Selien l2 =
l24c, lhort Hippsnisitsn l1A-l2e. srtr1
ihort dear Seiien ll4-l2e, ShnItrrn
ii4--1iEe. Belliss iS - l3Ar lole uni
Hs mehr perpaft.
Baeon. - Waarit ieft. Short cleal
Seiten l3-134e. fHr5e Rippenitlien l2A.
- i3e, ertra Ibort dear Seiien l2A =
13c, Shuitern i24-12 Nc uHo Bellies IA
i4te Ioie uno 4e per gfune msbr per
pafi.
Sugar Cured. sslriIca. Marti III itit
Shinsen 1TH lse, Yienie Shulterr
f2A-1s4e. Breasiaii Bacon Is - lshe
Shuiiern i3-i31ze, Rem gorf Gut Shul
tern 134--15A4e, trotsne Beef Sdtuser
sfeOo-20.00.
Sabgepodeltss 5IeiI h.-Mari
rflln. @ntrfeu IAN A-l0Ae, Etentl @Nui
ieru l04-1ie, Bellies i419 - l5c, Shul
tern 1i--ll4e. Rem Dorf Gut Snuitsrl
il4-f1Ac.
5riftes5Ieifh. Sflinfrn 134 :
f44e, 9ienicsS hultern l0h-f0Ae. Sd1ul
tern i0H-l0Ae. ibort HiupsHieiten i0s
lie, thor. clear Seiien i1--i14c, eytr
ltcrt Esiten l0A-lls. Bellies 1871 - le
per @fuHb.
aRsbI uHe Betreibs.
NeHes gsiRter gntent $50
500, gaintsr syanep 44.5n 4.7O. @iHse
| Jamilu &4.00- Alb. Ggira s3.s0 $50, oi
/ 6indres 13.l0-5.25, garter @elsen V1ien
t4.65-5.O0, hc ianep $3.50 AS, DO. sJe
min S3.s0--4.00, Hoagenmfbl, noronsiiltt
semiihtes e4-45-4.b5, reines Uitp N.60-
4-U. gfniid.tes 34.35--4.65 per Bbl.
y9eisen Warit ltetig. Ro. 2 rpibs
gsin.er iO7-ii0s. Ro. y DO. i0z 1856. ri
4 rother s7--l0Os per Bu. Herfnuit murosr
| / Gar Ne. 4 rptbsr ysinter Su i06s. 9d
DO. binburnt su IU2e, ! Gar Nr. 2 DO. !
los Hc, i Gar no. su l0se aui bsm @eiesie
| Welfhtern Ter Warft lit rub
nnp iissig. - go. rpeibfs So 5le. 80.
lpsi6es 81 Y tzc. No. iusibes ~ 95i
/ 30. q aelbes 53-5le, Wc. b DO. 50A 50
80. 4 30. 80 --504 4e, No. q Gsuii fies So
6Af. no. 3 bc. biH 62e, 20. DO. ~
l5lKe uei6es xp!6sutorn 80 = Hs, ss!b'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-14

oo. 5f--55e, eenifdtes bo. 80 SAC per Bu.
Bertauft tpurben: Gar No. 3 gelbes Su
52Ke, / Gar 30. bp. au 52Hc, ! Gar go.
3 tneiBeS su sec, Gar gelbeS aolbentorn
tn Doc. Gar tpeibes op. 5u 51se ant Dem
BeIeiie
pafer.-Marft rubis uno itetis go.
Q petBer 36H-37c, Stanbarb meiBer 35H
--38c, Ro. 8 ipeiBer "a 35c, go. 4 petBer
80 34e, 9io. semiihter NHc, go.
3 DO. SO " -34e, Ro. DO. 80 - 33e per Bu.
8erfauft uurben: Gar 9o. peiber 81
35e, Gar fpeiBer Had) grobe, etDds 8erIte
gemiid1t, su 33Kc, Gar gip. meiBer sii
42Ac, Gar meiBer mad 4robe, tbeilipeiie
binburnt, Bu 82zc auf benz 8eleiie.
Rpggen. - Wdrft Itetig. 9tD. 2 Co.
67c. Wo. DO. 59-63Ke, gp. a bo. 50--5Sc.
8erite. - gio. 5rlbldhrs 85--73c, Vo.
8 57--65c, SO. A DO. 50-57e; 5uttergerlte
40--50c per Huibd.
@eriten mal5. - 5ribiabrsserite To-
s3c per Buibel.
gsrgeih Der G5etreioss greiIe nit benleni-
gen am sleiheu Iase oes porisen Sabres:
D9art ID. 1918. Mdr5, 10. 1912
| Wsisen, ytD. 2 rotber .l09c 1O5Ht
8elihtoru, Ro. aemiiftes 81 Nc 69Hl
Saier ,0o. 2gemiihter neuer 34c 55Ht
| Rpggen, No. nener .. 65c Doc
| Seu, 9lo. {imotbn " .sl5.50 &25.7i
&bistp.
Ier Wartt mar itetig 8ertduft fruroen
77s Bbls. 3iitiaers sSiniiheb Gooos aul
Der Bats BON sl.30 per galone.
| Groceries
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-14
9as Standardization.
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Elm paor 5erren gum &aterfriiaitid
mit berouF. 6err p. ulfers tlagte in
ieiner humprppIlen Weiie iiber 6eTtiz
ees 5aartpeb uno brennenoen GurIt
unb lobte unfer tiiblss piliener. Q6er
ols oas UlGo6en cine Sfiifel nit
fapiarihnitt6en isrptrte, perftummts
CT uub blitte nit trdumeriIhem Cd
tsIn in isin 9las. Q9ir bIin3sIten
urs rsritdnbriBinnig 3u: Run tpmmt
glsit cine 9efhi6te" - mir tannten
bcf unItrn Iisbsn lllfers! - uno
rid,tis als bas Utaohen ssgungen
por, 6lidts er smpor uno fragte:
.WoLlsn Sis's boreu? - Su2 - Ran
gut!
2.lio: gs mar 70 DOR funfssbr.
isbsbn Sabrsn, uno i'd mar NAL
piseer rettihaffen nerliebt. Sie mar
bic dltsre 5pdter msines g.9otberrn" /,
bcs nia iossn, bss Suiti5raths, bei
tem ih als R6nislih grsubtIher
aammsrgsri9ts refersnour meiHe anz
/ Ipc st6liatlor dDiolplrfe.
marum i6 gerabe nab 9. unb Su
SuIti3ratb - ia, fageu mir - 9rens
nsr - gins, finb 3ufdaistsiten, oi:
nit meiner tLeinen 9efat4te nihts 81
thur babsn.
9on 8soeutung 1T Hur. DaB i6 oetz
Iis6i rpdr, uno 3tpar in 5rauleiu G!s
frisr. 8rsnntr. Sit mar neun5ean
Sobre aft uno tpurbs uLIssmeiu ,glfi"
geaount, unb bisisr aoisnams mar
nj. esibaffsn fir bas hslI6lonoe.
scrte WGoelten nit Der fanftsn, lis5s
IitsR StiuIme. Sd gait fir ibrsn
bepcrsuatsn 4nbeter, uno mir ian3s
ten, fangen uno ihpdrmtsn 3uiams
men.
in i6rsm GIternbauie mar ia nod
nicIt pstpeIen Grau Suftisrat6 ipar
leitenb a5er turs DOR Weibnohtell
pertraute mir glfi auf sinem ReHoArs
csnfeIt an. odb es ibrsr gtuttsr beHsr
oiEo' uno ibre gltern Mitte SaRuQr
einsn goQ ssben tpolItsn. Sd lei oas
Su auseriehen poroen, Den 5on3oroz
rer 3u MAIDEN, uuo um fiir oies ehrenz
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| pfanoen, iolIts ioh in ben eriten 5ugen
b,3 neusn Sabrss bsi ibnsn gang Jcs
mi.bIib Su abenb eFen.
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lietlihe 9iIion bic 3ebntdgise Irsns
nunq pon YSrdulsin GIfi. 2tls if opa
mein.m Weibnahtsurlaub nah y.
suriittehrts FAB ih am 9ormittas al
Lin DOR sinsm mGhtissn att.nitiit in
Bureau. pIoslt1 tpiro bic 5hiir ua>
| gei.iim aufserifTsn, lHo berein itiirmt
ein tieines Uldoel.
Gin tlsiues Maoel BON pieaeiat
pierasbn Snbren. in einem blauea
WotrpIsntoftiim nit isbr pieien nauz
tiIhen Gmblsmen auf 4srmel uno
srasen unb einsm ssitittsu Sport
n,iibd.n ouf puihlisem. rctbbrounsnl
Soor.
Sic iturmt bersin uno ruft entz
r.ilet: Rein. tpsibt bu, pappi, oas
lit oter itnrt!!" unb oann piro iic
ountelrotb unb pratt 3uriid bean
nidh ibr rpappi" iist bu. Ionbsrn -
ib carI ss bsute nobl Iaqsn - ein
hlbitss. juuges asrI6en, oas belas
| it:st ldhelt.
IS mag piensiht 2eute gsben. biz
i6r Gsiitthen niht hlbfd sefunocil
hGiten. 2lber ibre 4ugen paren oou
elmer 10 punosrpollen. isltenen Sdou'
| brit, faB man ales anosrs oari6el
peraab. 4usen, ME tiefer, iatter
trauner Sammt, BON tiefftparser
eetraenen Mimpern umidumt.
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tooe!loIer Derbeusuns: sd babe mob
|: ben gorsus, sSrGulsin grenner begrii
ZEN su biirfena Sbr 9err gdt.r Il
ousenblidlih ouf Dem 0eriht. Oar
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-14
Gbtcagp, 13. W6rs.

%
@tisen.-Jlr Nai ssS-ss5sc, am
ShluB $3.50; fir Juli ss4.-s94c, ON
Shlus SOC; fir September ssk-66&e C.
am Shlub sstc.
e(idtoru-5dr Rai 52K-52Ac.
am ShluB 52he; fitr Gull 581s-5Szse, am
5tluB 5SIsc; iiir September 541s-54Ese
am StluB SAFE.
Safer-f5hr Rai s2ts -33He, ams 6IaE
325se; iiir 3uli 83 334c. am Shluf
ss4e; fur Sept ss1s-ss,Se, an Saluf
335sc.
Roggen.-Ro. 2 e2e
Cert .--46-6se.
9imotbpfaameu. - Reuer s2.5o--
825.
AGeeiaamsu. - s12oo 1880 per
Gsntuer.
Rebport ts20. 10 per DBL. - Slr geai
s2O75 - 2l.00, am ShluB s20.9o; fai
3uli S2o.40-2o5O. am Stiub f2047H.
Shmals.- siO.T5 per 100 Rfb.-;yll
Rat $40. 70-i0.7TH, am Shlub al0.77H
fir Suli sl0.67 Il 1910. am ShluB si0.75
fir Ssptember sl0.67k-lo.75, am StIuf
slo.75.
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10s7H per 100 8funb.--f5ir Rai el0.s2 u
--i09O, am ShluB s10s7h; fir 3ul
SI0.70 1918. aM ShluB xl0.76; IL,
Sept. SOCIOLOGY. am ShIub t10.62 Il
Gatter.-Martt unssreeelt.- Grecmeriei
2s-35 nc per 4funo.
gier. Rartt uneeietteIi. TN
Use per 5uBeHo
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-14

Hinbpieh. - Ter Nartt mar heute
rebi lsbhait unb bic Nretie maren TART
Etpders uno 1Eeeoers mdren in gutter Rads
fraae nnb Hart, oessleihen Wilhfnbe.
Sduere Stiere braGten ST.5o-S.50, gIa
ira 1886, Ed}ien S3.00-T.25, JleiIheritiere
s5.5O-7.gO, grtra SS.00--s-25, Seiiers ~ rs
-7.75. auser!eiens bis EXTRA $7s5-s00,
aihe 81 15--6b5, Guserleiene bis ertra t6.75
100, Gamers s3.24--4.25. Sioters uno
Jeebers S5.75-T15. Stods petiers $40
5.25. Etodsaiihe S4.5o-5.26
Bullen.-Tie 3uiubr mar beuie srober
unb bic 4reiie fielen um l0--l5e per 100
Yfunb.
sRaaers unb letd]te $5.25-6.OO, Bologna
s600-6.s5, EXTRA s6.S0--700. fstte Suaen
90. s.75--7.50.
aalber.-gnianes mar Der Rar,t its.
tia, ipdter aber uiaiser.
ErbiRdre une grOBe 46.O0-10.75, fair bis
quite leifte ss.00-li.O0. sxtra xl1.25.
aaiber in ben aommifiious-S Sduiern. --
Tansu l0Ae. printa bis GuserIeisue 9h-
l04e, proinnre b-84e.
ShwstHe.-Eer g Narft mar beuie tart
uno bic 4reile itiegeu nm etpa 10c per 100
Yiunb. Ter Nartt lhlob itarf
Ehwere &g.2O-9-25, quite bic anserieiene
gerpadungs uno5Ieiiheriorten s9.20-s.26,
asmiidbte Rerpadunsslorfen ss.l5 - 9-25,
nroindre bis auserleene ihmere fette Saae
5000 - SIS, ertra $s.S5, Stnss $500
- 7.50, ertra $3.50, ieihte Nerianoi'
Icrien $s-90-925, Serfel BON 100 Biuno
unb meniser s6.oo--6-s5.
Sfafe uno 2dmmer.- Die 3niubr
ppn Ehaie une admmer mar gering une
bic 4re,ie pareH itstig. Die 4adirage pai
cine sienalih CUTE.
Ehafe. - Grtra $3.50, quite bis auserle'
iene $500, ~, orhinare bis quite %. T5--
ASS. Sabrinse ss.5o-7.5o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-14

GiueiHuati, 13. Mars 1918,
2uiubr uno Rerianot pdhreuo Der per.
iIc5eneu "a Stunoen pergIi@eu nit ben
pcrbergehenesR 8 Eagen, suareu rte folsf:
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Metau- Marft.

0ep porf. 1s. Wars.
aupfer mar beute feit. GlectroIptie
su $i5.Oo--15.i2, GATE 80 sl5.25-l5.37,
gaiting su &14.75--l4.s7.
3inn spiIiia ~ S45.62--45.s7.
4Isi itetis 81 *43o--4-40.
speiter lit ftetig 5u t6.3e--6.45.
giien mar itetig. - 30. / Rcrtbern
e17. .T5--&ls.25, go. z Wcrtheru &1725--
|l775; No. Ecusbsrn e17.7t--iS-25, No.
| Eoutbsyn leit tt1.76-l6.2n
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-14

@es. esnbs mnt aFhem IN sasw Dsrs.

gelo .on ealI@ nurss gu 4h-5HS aus
gelieben.
qrima Geiddiispapiere tuurben Su az
So bisinntirt.
Gterling Grhauqe ut iduad1. -,
Eid,t All s4.864--4seM nnb Commercial
Bills &4.s2 4--4.s2K.
Bunbess 6 Cbftaationen ipareH pc
tia nno uurbeH tpie foigt cuotirf:
Der. Staaten Refunbiruug 2E 100N =
1919. ~ regiitrirte 1l3H-114, COUPONS
1f34 -1i45s, 3a regiIfrirte 102 lO3A
COUPONS ZOE n f034. Banana Heeiliereo
2% lO04 iOt, BIO. 81, 102N-lO3H.
gftieumarft. - Tie BaiIiiers ners
Iudlteu beute ibr 8eiies bic Hreiie herabsu'
oriiden, unb waren barin aud theilmeiie err
iclereid1. 7ie-- Stanoaro Mttien Der Itlts
bielten iidl Ieooh. Am ShIub fuuroe Der
Rarft tart, unb einise attien haitsn Iogar
geipiuHe anfsnueiisn.
Gtitubabu, gftisu cfjfuEsslarie
MdFl IL NlaG IL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-14
Chicago. 1s. Widra 1918.

Rinbpieb.- Beepes $T.25--9.15, &eras
Stiere $s.OO-7.5O, peitlihe Stiere $500
7.9O, Stoders uub 5eebers $500 - 5.l5,
aiibe uno Seiiers $3.50--S.00, Gdlber $3.50
--1z.O0. IRarft itetig.
Shneine.- 2eihte $3.50 - 9.15, ges
miIdbte $8.60-9.O5, ihtpere $40 1856,
raube $40 - $50, Serfel 1896 - 800.
Utarft ihfpah.
Sdafe uno Gdmmer. -Shafe: gtn@
beimiidbe S6.10-7.00, neitlid1e $6.35-7.OO,
,Sdbrlinge $7.25--5.25. Gdmmer: G'nhels
mtitbe $S.00-9.10. U2artt langian
Rufubr. - Rinbpieb 1000. S1petne
n, 900. Shaie uHo 2dmmer $1,000.
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Opnt 0eIbn,arft.
Giaeinnat,. Is. Waan 1913.

lie Beihdite iparen heute In ben bisi;gen
RaHisn lsbr rubie, uno e5eio III fuillie, obs
wehl bic 3insraten in Neiu f)orf In bic
0bhe eeganaen limb. sSir 2arieben .ofl
eail- purDen uon cen Banfeu ~ bsrehnet,
nno Geihaftspapiers wuroen Su 5 - 81
1onfirt. lie Maifer pfaeirten 9riudt'
q pitoI Su ~ son eall1 nnb 81 ~ - 5S
81 3eit.
>.ed,id anf Qew Desf
purben su Bart smiihen ganien perfauft
Tie 9ounserrate betrdgt 50c Erdmie pet
$1,000.
sstAisI sni GHrpra.
limb ihipad). lie folsenbeu Cuptirunsen iins
su beridhten
gDnbnn, Taae Sift. s4.sT1z ~ 4.s7 "
per G.: 80 Taae Sid,i, $f.s3H-4.s3A PEI
s.; Earis, 8 Tase Siht, 5i5 Jrancs PEI
800 90 1a9e Sihi, 5is Srancs Der si00
fiir Teutihlanb, 4 Taee Stdt, 4 Rort sD u
--e5A DO. 80 Iaae Gitt, "a 94Ar.
documentary Bills aili aonocn puroer
an f.s3, aui Glasgow An S4.s2A nno au
Eelfaif su S4.s2H oerfanfi.
Fanbef. E Ehiias,itHsn.
ruhis uno iteiis. 3ie Banfen quotiren ipi
Toilet
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-14

Setnblthe u q d. barn,
,@enn's bci9ir anal brennt, loid'
/" limb nenn's auf Teiue Sell
Der omol baaelt, Iaii' ! D. 9ettefs
aIoden Iaut'n!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-14

!, adntiner. Grtra 1926, quite bls alser@
i i'ene Ss.T5-9.15, oroinare bis quite $3.50
---S.65, Gulls $4.00-5.00, geldorene Sdnt@
mer $6.25--s.00.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-03-14

Serr p. lllfer5 brad ab. - Wtr
itnieeen ale - bnnn iagte er leiit:
so III nas 2eber Subss. riibrenbts,
tleinss Garlhenl"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-12
M|NDA CAPTURES
SELLING STAKE
Ten Crack Two-Year-Olds Face
Barrier for the Eclipsetta
Stakes.

I.atonia. Ky. Juno 1.-THE Ecl!p-
most coveted OF Juvenile classics in
this country. was won by M!nda at
Latonie this afternoon. Ten Crack
~ year old nll!es went 10 tho bar
ricr, and OF them the winner was the
most fancied by the betters. but so
much money was wagcred on tho other
starters that Minda paid her hackers
odds of IL !. Birdie Williams was
sacond and Robinctta third.
The Bawcr-Adair coterie turned a
good thing loose In White Wool. which
came 10 life rather suddenly and TIN
canned in the third race His owners
are credited with having engineered a
betting coup on him. Roamcr. a snar,
two year-old belonging TO the Clay
Brothers. accounted for the secondary
feature OF the day in easy fashion.
Favorltcs accounted for the major!-
~ OF the races. the only really pro-
nounccd long shot to come home IN
front being Harry Lauder IN the clos
Ing race.
The selling race war which had
previously featured racing AT the old
Stands" In Kentucky. broke out
afresh today, when VI. A. Cotton
known as the halter man from Lex
lngton' boosted White Wool s505 over
his cntereu price. The horse was pro-
tcctcd by his owners
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-12

To tho friends he has here. news
that Fred Westcrvclt is getting away
fine In the American Association. Will
be gladly received President Chiv-
inEton comes very nearly Knowing an
umpire. Callahan plus one or two
overly Jealous individuals in washing
ton rode Wcsty out OF the American
League last season. The same indi-
viduals In Washington are now reSu-
iarly hnding fault with every ump!I c
sent into the capital. Silk O'Laugh-
lin is being dished regular panning
each day. 1t may be because the
WASHINGTON club is losing. out even
ut that. riding the jumps doesn't win
ball games.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-12
GRIFFMEN RETURNING
TO I ACKLE PR ATE s
Still Entrenched in First Place With Safe Lead Over
Petersburg-Strain Will Probably Pitch Opener
Against Portsmouth Big League Gossip.
ny GUS MALnERT.

still basking in the sunshine OF first
place. though having gained no advan-
tage over Pctcrsburg, despite the two
out-of-three record against Norfolk.
the Colts return to-day for the usual
week END stay with Lee Garvin and
his hungry huskies rs their guests.
The Pirates have a nasty way of ha.
RAISING the locals AT every turn.
Though apparently easy for the rest
OF tn" clubs in the circuit, Portsmouth
furnishes very stern and very real on
position 10 the Griifmcn. While Rich
inond has won five out of the seven
games played between the two teams
thus far, each of the Victories has been
by the closest margin. with battle
all the way.
GarNin Is smarting under the beating
ms men got in Newport News. drop
ping three straight to the sometime
| tail -cnders. He hopes to retrieve his
fortunes by knocking steve Grimm :
pennant hopes into cooked hat Nav
be he can turn the trick. hut therein
t." some few dissenting voices and sew
eral Scared and bruised individuals be
fore II comes about AT any rate, Car
YIN Is exceedingly popular in Richmond
where his clcan-cut methods and hia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-06-12
Carl Cashion hasn't rounded into tho
form expected OF him.


No ono familiar with baseball has
ever overlooked tho Phillics as n good
bet. Tho one drawback has been that
horrorful jinX that year in and year
out has swept the Doom deck. carving.
Stalwart after stalwart to tho rear for
repairs. Thus far tho Pills have had
no setbacks. and they have been win
ming ball games With probably the
most wonderful hurling staff ever as
sembled OH one ball club, John Nc
Graw is going to find the road exceed
inEly rough If he hopes to overhaul
Doom before the end of the trail
Chambers Alexander. Brennan, Rixcy.
Mayer-our Offering from the Virginia
Leaguo--Scaton and others Will come
pretty nearly Keeping any ball club
up In front In any company. Lobert,
Cravath and Magce. with Becker as a
relief man. makes an outneld that
stacks up against amy. You've got to
watch DOOM, and place no money on
the result without figuring his club as
good as one. two.
Cincinnati has taken n brace, and
the PorkopoliS crowd Is cashinY blue
chips regularly. There has never been
any question but that joe Timer had
Il team if his pitchers ever got started
They seem to be doing fair work now
The surprise IN baseball circles how
ever, is the showing George StaIlings
is making with the Braves Counted
Il sure last place team Stallings is
sending them forward at driving
speed. and IL they stand tho gan
through the hot weather he has more
than II chance tc finish better than
sixth Next To Boston. the length oil
time That Ril! Dahlen HIS kept hts
SupcrbaS up around the top. is the
Sensation. D0hlcn's team was never
rated overly high. but he has develop
cd some added strength IN Cutshaw
and StcnScl. With his own Eos Kirk
patrick clouting the ball good and
hard regularly, that has b.w:ldcrcd
the advance guard.
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Tickcts good on special train leaving
Richmond $40 y ~ and leaving NJ
folk $40 J. NJ Also good (from ana
10 Richmond only) on the cannon r,ol,
leaving Richmond ~ NJ. ANA leaving
Norfolk 4:l5 T.. NJ
NcNi sunday morning and each Sun
gay thereafter through coach v,iII
nc ope rated between Richmond and
Virginia Teach on the spccial twain
leaving at $40 4. NJ 90"
WEEKEND RATES, Norf,lk ..,o.
virginia Beach, $3.25. ON sale I'rido 90.
ana saturdays. Limit Monday folIoy.
Ing --Advcrtiscment.
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Logically Strain should be the selec-
ton this afternoon. He stayed just
one inning yesterday. hardly long
enough TO get warmed up Charlie has
hot learned the art Of handling wet
pan winch accounts for his wildness
should he 30 against the GarvinIans
The chances OF victory loom rather
largo.
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MASSANETTA SPRINGS,
New Hrick Hotel.
Drummer Resorts.
VIRGINIA.

Accommodations for 400 pue.t.
Early reservation advised Ro0klcts'
rate cards. etc. upon APT lication Ad.
dress
Mnssnncttn Springs CO.. Inc.
Box 2Ii. HarrisonburR Va
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WITH THE FARMERS
BY Prof. w. F. MASSEY

There is nothing
that adds more to
the enjoyment OF
the country home
than plenty OF flow
ers. good grass.
trees ana shrub
hory. and while
I hcse may not bring
dollars as a crop.
they er I n ! II ! Y
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holh Philadelphia clubs arc going
along at terrific gait, remaining wei
OUT IN front. and the dopo spiders are
Dceli!hing 10 question the oracle as to
"ncthcr or not a Wirld's series in Penn
'!!!c would be acceptable Connie
MACK pitchers are proving no better
'""i lhcN were toutcd before the sea-
son hc%an. With the execution of Ben
"cI ana rank. his veterans. he hasn't
" ahelo EounSstcr ON whom he can
"'Pth"' i'ut aside from the pitching
80 Team Is delivering the punch that
U'iS' Cleveland is the only challenger
nus iaf ana Joe birmingham is-by no
uic""S wiling to count himself out Of
~ running. Though set back by two
"''chtS AT tho hands of the Red SoX
,n" maps recovered sufficiently ycster-
uHN 10 take a fifteen inning game
MICK unless something not in the stars
now develop. Will Nave to beat that
leV"iand bunch in order to win the
eonfalon.
Washington started with the bright
'St sort Of prospects. but injuries came
tnh the Senators viii he KEEP, hustIing
10 land in the first division. with Jim
me Callahan sending his white hoscd
pitlhnx along at u rafting pace and
ilugh!c Jennings taking n twist or two
~ the Tigers tail. The Climbers lack
pitching. The wonderful Walter John
son viii be unable TO hold the club
IN the FIRST division by himself ana
neither Tom Hughes nor Bob Groom
ar" showing championship form. lEngic,
Gnllia and 3ochlnR have been disap-
pointing In their performances, and
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President Boatwrieht informs us that
ne is working on the official averages
OF mo league. and expects TO have them
o"inpIele early in the coming week 1t
VIII ne interesting reading, and some
thing the fans want
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atlantic Citp Krsprts
TABOR INN

Connecticut Avenue and Beach. Ideal loca-
iion; large, niry rooms, excellent table. bath
ms from hotel. Eleventh season owners
management. 500 UP weekly.
a. NJ DFNS. Prop'r
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Only line without change of cars be
tween Richmond and Norfolk.
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MAPLE SHADE INN.--MOST BEAU-
tiful hotel and grounds in Southwest
fort and pleasure: altitude 200 feet,
through sleeper from Richmond.
Mrltc Tor book lot I1MlaSlki. Va
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FAST TRAINS-2
Leave Byrd street Station $40 a NJ
and \. NJ.
Leave Norfolk f:i5 T. NJ and 7:4o y NJ
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mcrriment are always welcome, and
iandon Will turn out to see him.

IT would have been the height of dis
courtesy TO have left no friendly token
IN Norfolk, especially that the Tsirs
wanted something TO shout over in ad-
"ItIon TO their new home. That's why
Griffin isn't grieving a lot because they
won the first yesterday Charlie Strain
couldn't pull himself together and
Harry Griffin missed fire Steve then
called Bill Laval from the garden and
ne steamed the tide. but tho game had
hecn lost Jim Vance came to the res
cue in the last and once more proved
ms value to the club.
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Grift ran into the worst weather of
the season for his outing to the fell
lows. 1t was bleak and cold through
out the stay. and aside from a little
iishInE. ny; Il Colt can brag OF his trip
10 the ocean. The games Yesterday
were played in misty downpour The
result was that steve had little chance
10 determine whether or not sea ba tn
ing would help his hirelings Next
week, when Newport News is visited
Manager Griffin will treat his men to a
niue OF the food prepared at old Point,
provided OF course. they continue win
ming.