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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-09

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-09

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Niebmdrfte.

Cincinnati, 8. September 1918.
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IoHenen @ohs, pergliheu nit ben porbers
2 Npdep tudrsn Die fulat:
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pfsroe nno Maufeiel.

Cincinnati 8. September, 1918.
Sic Befhdfte paren In Der oerfIcfeuen
Rode rubia uuo bic Breiie ftstig. 5ie
EuCtirungen puroen ON
SdIaB Der Rote nambaft gemadt:
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B Bhtstn.

Ger Warft mar ltetia. Bertauft tuurbeu:
6l0 Ebls. Tiitiuers giniibeb GOODS ouf
Der Bats BON ef.58 per GalInHe.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-10
TREE HARVEST
IS HAMPERED
Teams Unable to Enter Swamps;
BaIsams Must Be Carried

Santa Claus is hampcrcd by the
warm weather in the gathering 90
Christmas trees. lie has put on lonE
rubber boots and instead of driving
his RENDERS into the sWamps, usually
frozen over al this time Of the year. is
wading through mud INTO which he
Slips frequently or SINKS To his boot
tops while dragging the trees, often
long distances. aided ny woodsmen,
who also find il impossible To use
their teams m the work.
Throughout the district dealers are
awaiting supplies ordered weeks ago.
Nj the spruce trees that will be avail
able win probably be On the market
By TIA" end of the coming week, ac-
COrdn- to the latest reports available.
The increased labor and expense in
procuring the Irees will caus" a ten
dency to boost the price. 1t is thought.
Some hemlock trees have been offered
ON the market during the last two
weeks. These trees are cut from
higher ground ana earlier shipments
were possible. They are not. how
ever IA such demand as the spruce.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-10
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FREDDIE WELSH TO BOX
VICTOR OF COAST BOUT


New York. Dec. l0.-Harry Pollock,
manager Freddie Welsh. the English
lightweight champion, today sent
telegram 10 san Francisco challenging
the winner Of the Willie Ritchie- Tom
my Murphy twenty round bout.
Il is almost certain thar POLLOCK
will be successful in getting the match,
for no matter who wins the fight the
victor will not consent to box Joe
Rivers before taking on the English
champion. Should Richie win he will
sign up with Welsh, as he wants 10
show the followers of pugilism., that
he is not afraid Of Welsh.
doe Rivers injured his right hand
80 badly in his bout with Leach
Cross nt Vernon. cal. ON Thanksgiv-
ing day that he has 1t in 4 plaster
cast. The Mexican says that he will
not be ready To box with il again un-
til New Years day. Joe Levy, mana
ger Of Rivers, is going Ia attend the
Richie Murphy bout for the purpose
Of trying Ia induce Richie To meet
Rivers
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-10
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PRO" COACHES TO REMAIN.
Little Danger Of Elimination in Con
ference, Think Chicago Fans.

Chicago, Dec l0.-CCaches of the
conference colleges are sure of retain
ing their positions and IA fair degree
of dignity for the time being in spite
of the big nine" faculty representa-
lives according To the opinions eX-
pressed yesterday by athletic author
tiles at the University of Chicago, The
Maroon officials predicted that the
resolutions aimed against the coaches
10y the conference delegates ut Satur-
DAYS meeting would he sidetracked
hy the various boards AT the first OPP
pOrtunity.
The Chicago leaders asserted that
none Of the big nine" boards was like
~ Ia act as sponsor for the sngges-
ton that All coaching 10y special in
structors he prohibited. II was also
predicted that the suggestion that only
alumni be permitted to coach would
likewise fall by the wayside, and that
the recommendation that coaches he
compelled To sit in the stands with
the spectators might meet with enough
favor to come To a vote at the jan"
meeting Of the conference.
The recommendation that no student
| be allowed To compete in more than
one major branch of athletics in any
one year was assigned To the limbo
of the impractiCable by the Maroons'
who will not favor the plan.
II Is improbable that the Maroon
! board will protest any on the bona
| iidc recommendation made by the
conference professors. Chicago helped
swing the tide against the proposed
national championship has Re hai
| schedule in March ana against ih'
admission of Nebraska. Notrc Dame
land Marquette to the conference" ana
iapproyed of the other purity meas
ureS taken
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-10
DENIES RUMORS
ABOUT SCHEDULE
Michigan Athletic Director Brands
Them Without Foundation

? Ann Arbor. Mich, Dec ia blanket
denial issued by Director L. q. Bar
telme of the Michigan Athletic assoc
citation, has branded as without foun-
dalton various rumors concerning
Michigan's 1874 football schedule. Ac-
cordng To some of the current reports,
Chicago alumni were endeayoring 10
have the l9l4 Michigan-Penn game
staged in the Windy city This, Mr..
Rarclme stated is entirely impossible,
as the Wolverines are due To play at
Philadelphia next season. Another
current report to the effect that Mich
gan has signed Gve-year football
contract with Princeton is erroneous.
A third report deals with the possibil-
ny of a Michigan Harvard battle.
II don't know where there lsmors
originated" said Mr. Bartelme, but
they are without foundation. ann
working To complete the 1914 schedule
as soon as possible, in order that
these stories may be corrected
Track activities in the freshman
class were To be given a formal send
off Tuesday evening of this week,
when meeting was called for all first
year candidates. Trainer steve" Far
rell Varsity Captain Tiny kohier
ana other athletic officials were the
4 speakers.
lntrainnral Director Floyd \, Row"
| plans an innovation this winter In the
! form of an athletic meet for that
class of athletes commonly known rs
"dubs" The meet. which will he
staged in Waterman gymnasium. will
consist Of the usual track events. ana
gymnastic exercises as well. Varsity
and all fresh athletes will he barred.
An other men will be allowed To en-
ter. and IL is expected some 800 stu
dents will participate. I'm training
the men for this meet Director Rowe
hopes to reach those who do not or
dnarily take part in athletics.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-10
NOT TO JOIN FEDERALS.
Marty o'TooIe, Pirate Pitcher, Denies
Report

REPORT
Pittsburgh. Pa, Dec. l0.-Thcrc is
no danger of Marty O'Toolc failing 10
report To the Pittsburgh Nationals
next season. In letter Ia the writer
yesterday the sorrel-topped pitcher
stated cmphatiCally that the report
published in the east concerning him
was untrue.
IL have been informed several times
lately" he writes. that ! had Joined
or agreed To join the Federal league.
This was all news to me, for | never
even gave the matter any thought
O'Toolc went ON to say that he Is
anxious Ia return To the Pirates and
that accidents and sickness barred.
he expects e. have Il good year in 1914.
since the season closed he writes
Il have allowed the strain of baseball
90 relax and have been taking In the
college football games and has ketball
games. Also, | have been playing
golf wher the weather would permit.
My companion most of the time mas
been Stulry Mclnnis of the Athletics
Marty insists that golf Is a good
thing for ball players. and says he has
kept himself in prime condition by
taking exercise on the links. lie has
received a couple Of offers To coach
| baseball teams In, hasn't decided
what he will do.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-10
JONES SURE TO
BE RETAINED as
YALE HEAD COACH
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New Haven, Conn. Dec. lO.-Al-
though Captain elect Nelson Strow-
bridge Talbot Of the Yale football
eleven win not announce his coaching
cabine, for several days, Indications
are that IL will include Howard Jones
as chief of staff, Dr. w. TillinghaSt
Bun as back field and punting coach.
the retiring 1913 eleven captain. Hen
ry Kctchem. and Ben Avery, end for
two seasons, with perhaps Doe Cor
nish as quarter back coach.
Ii Harry Vaughan, the veteran end
can be induced Ia return as freshman
Goa N again the football management
will he delighted, but it is feared hero
that he will accept an offer to coach
a university eleven i'm the middle
west
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-10
GREEK ATHLETE
STRONGEST man
Mike Dorizas of Pennsylvania
Holds Record for Colleges

Philadelphia, Pa, Dee. 10--Mike
sophomore at the University of Penn
sylvania, is the strongest man the coli
lege world has ever known, and his
record made in the test room at
Franklin field exceeds by 500 points
that of the strongest man in any col
lege.
Dorizas speaks four languages tiu-
entity. he understands three fairly well
ana can make his way in two others.
lie weighs $50 pounds and is as 1.-THE
az "a panther. He is one Of the most
popular undergraduates ever in at
tendance at the lectures at Pennsyl-
vania. for his genial good nature is
evident i'm his smiling countenance.
The smallest freshman in college does
not hesitate to lock arms with him
and start to haul. for he knows Mike
is playful. and deals lightly with
smaller foemen.
The Greek is a great wrestler of the
Graeco- Roman style, and he is alb
Sorbing the American style swiftly
lie is a crack with the discus, win
ming i'm the Olympic games at the
Greek style and standing second IN
the free style. He holds the Javelii
record and still holds the stonethroW
mark
George H. Brooke thinks 50 well oi
him that he intends To teach him foot
| ball and Brooke pruphesies that
| DoriZaS will leave a name in football
thai will long be remembered IL,
intends to play him on the line, al
tackle or guard. next season. ana his
opponents have "a mammoth In meet
| lie will SO down in history alont
with Germany" Schulz of Michigan
| Pete Ovcricld of PennSS lvania an,
| liemis Pierce Of Carlisle, if he learns
the game, as big man who coult
play a great game for the entire time
of play.
DoriZas intends To enter the inter
collegiate wrestling championship. an'
| if any one throws him ii will he thu
surprise of the collegiate world. Eacl
day he spends about an hour ON th'
mat. and Emil Beck, the old bantam
champion, says that with training an'
"A knowledge of holds" he would b'
willing To stake his reputation oil
world and he does not bar Franz
IGotrh, the American and world
! champion.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-10
THE All.STAR EVIL.
No Such Thing Possible as Picking
The one Best Team.


Picking all American elevens holds
as much truth as trying To pry hon
esty from "a three card monte man.
TO begin with, the title of the little
pieces which those eminent litera-
tours, Walter Camp and others, pro-
ducc is IA misnomer. How in the name
of old tarnation taranIua is any one
critic going To be in a position 10. fine
tooth comb This nation Ia pick "a com
bination team? II is as impossible as
winning pennant in Cincinnati.
There ain't no such thing. To be precise
ana exact, says the Detroit Journal.
OF course. the general principle
that Camp and others Of those bonn
bastic pickcrs adopt is To figure that
Yale, Harvard. Princeton. Pennsyl-
vania, Dartmouth and perhaps few
others of the elect must have the best
players Which is tomm>rot ana twee-
dledum.
Many of these critics have adopted
n halfway measure and selected two
cleVens, east and west. This holds "a
midicum Of fairness. but it is unusual
Iy given "A bias. You go out and watch
"a player in action. He makes hit
with YOU He may he showing the
best game he has ever given. Hing.
You all him at once, and all the
kings horses and all the kings men
cannot pull him down off the wall OF
your belief. But ut that it is harmless
ana serves To furnish Il little additional
financial pabulum for the experts.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-10
Lauriun Department
TO DEPART FOR FLORIDA.
Mr. and Mrs. |. r. Lawrence Leave
for New Home Tomorrow.

for New Home Tomorrow
Mr. and Mrs. l.. f.. Lawrence, resi-
dents of I.aurum for an extended per
cd viii leave tomorrow morning on
lhc l0.l5 South Shore train en- route
to Miami. Florida where they will
make their future home. They will
first go 20 Fcnton Mich. 10 visit
their son and daughter George Law
renee and Mrs. r.. j. Roberts ana then
viii depart for their new home.
Announcement is made today OF the
dissolution by mutual agreement OF
the insurance and real estate firm oI
Schueller and Lawrence, the latter
Withdrawine from the lirm because OF
his Contemplated departure. All ar-
counts due the firm Oh business writ
ten prior To November and accounts
prior To that date will be collected
by Paul Schneider or by Miss Minnie
Lawrence The business Of Schneider
ana Lawrence has been disposed Of TO
=. &. Chynoweth.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-10
WORLDLY IMPORTANCE.

The politics. theology and formal
organization of the whole world are
never so important az they pretend to
he. The element of material interest
in these matters gives them their aw-
full weight to contemporaries. When
we are dealing with a past age thus
element cyaporates and We see clearly
that most Of the importanccs Of the
world have no claim TO cur reverence.
John Jay Chapman,
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-10
LAXATIVE FOR A CROSS. C0NST|PATED,
SICK CHILD, CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIGS"

foul waste. sour bile and fermentne
food. clogged i'm the bowels passes out
Of the system and YOU have well and
playful child again. All children love
this harmless fruit laxative and il
never fails to effect good inside"
cleansing Directions Tor babies. chill
dren of all ages and grown-ups are
plainly on each bottle.
Mother keep it handy in your home
little given today saves a sick child
tomorrow, but get the genuine. Ask
your druggist for 5O-cent bottle of
California Syrup of FIGS Then look
and see that Il, il made by the 'Califor.
MA Zig syrup Company" We make
40 cheaper size. Don't be fooled, AID
Nertisement
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-12-10
CONSIDER EXTRA LIGHTS.
Street Committee TO Devise Plan for
hecla Street System.

The street committee win meet at
an early. date for the purpose of con-
sidering a plan Tor special lighting on
Hecla street pursuant Ia action of the
council at It's meeting last week.
Chairman Duncan, of the Committee.
has procured estimates On ornamental
Gas lights aud lhrsc figures viii be
submitted at the meeting.
Il is not probable thai amy extensive
plan win be- devised. ewing To the
condition of the village finances. Tn"
treasury. fortunately was not called
10 withstand warrants Cor street i'm
provements this year, bat the original
plan ga repairing various streets viii
bee followed next spring. However
such LIGHTS likely viii bee secured that
may be permanent and IN the event of
an ornamental ~ stem being adopted
later, improvements thai are now con-
templated may bc utilized fo" such a
system.