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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-02
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-02


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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-02

! VlNHtQl tIH9eIIe eIH SIduItlH Ilu9
moraens bel mir an; es mar bittertdlt,
uber ih bate es unter meiner Dete
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feline gferbetroft uuter Der Dede hsr'
pprSieken iole.
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aber itlisblih, Dor adlte 3ittsrno,
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ben. Run, mas si5f Is Reues untsr
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uno b0rte mad aebn Rinuten Iangsm
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uuo liege auf Der Sttomans am
breuneu0sn aamin. Gs 1T 10 id0n
marin. Tteine geoiturs 1T gsrdbs bel
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ben 3siti6riften. llHo unteroeHen
unterbalte i6 mid per 4elepbou. Der
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n ben annseH Worgen nolIen allsrb1nl
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-02
@erlnnat IN mietIlen.

sG Goberues Nidi stiun 5imt1et uno Be'
ranba i'm eriten ober stpeifcn eto6, In Der
stnc,baridnft Bon fsnireieiu ooer Clifton
6eiabfs: BITE Wsietbe mus mdbta fetn: futirbe
Gin fletueS Saus berR9iitfiagH I6reiie:
fnirnieiu. care Of 8olisblattsE'ttce.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-02

aaber. 9tmmer pafenb far irasHhtueIs
Den 3ired HrD Tlobusufnsr an ber Mcrp'
toeftsW6c Annf unb Eapufiuer Cir. gsat'
snirnaen 2i25 Central Ure. DO
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-02

Dte mgiIes garm bon sifsa 10 uferft
III wseiIen rorbspeiiIi6 Bon Wft. ScnIthps
benaebdube; ~ WaelIen ben her tntnergfheh
pber fatboIifhea attne; 2m WleileH SHf
Irdcttpusptnie. ucriiprnb briudtertes itilb iirs
Bures eaiib. Wlnn fpreAs bor BEL Dire. .svbn
pa gsnc, Glt. GsaItbu. o.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-02
GEO.P. SCHHEITzER
VOLKSBLATT
JOB ROO Ms
Sru6ia6en

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W 0ei4dfikieute BsTetne 81 dsberlepamae0
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ften Nretfs fnr btefeIbsh abTefirs e. q.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-02

asIie6!eE Gaiie bon glati. Y MoeIio, gel, ash
uno 20 IapeH AeerbiauHG an Wliitpoh, ben
3. gepfember 1918. Annmii,ogs n ubr bonn
1rauerbduie ons 5reHubs itHo eiHeelaaeH.
aetne 9lnueu. 2.3
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sIrbeii outer pobH an suberlGfigen WnHn.
IL
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5i8 g9eii 0tberig Ctr.
Grfabrcue GHabeu i'm RoitItng Taoom
g3hcIeiaie gabisfen oouie. 40 waaiH Ctr.
Gtnnsr matter bon II Sorm. bis libr
gcctni. 234 Of g. Ctr.
e16er eHts stpeiie sanS: Taearbeit. 42Q
Oft ~. Ctr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-02

Srau tpGnidf g9dfne tR's Sane gu uebsHsn
oeer trgeHbeiHe arbe't. 1925 Yseore <ir.s
s. Etec
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r 0 q n un6 fur Sausarbeii (seuif6eD fIet1e
isarilie bon 6ripahieneu ietn 99ai@eu; an'
ter gobH 30I4 Wisiroie aee. gsalnai nias
bo
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-02

ao6tn bet at,ieui RoSu: tuEse Hrbeiis3etf;
hsrsfc,e Hrau benorsuai. Ha6Si'raagH iofort
TN Edlocn, aoreoiis1ae g. nno Sim Ctr.
II
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mdh6en. harfes, tlraes. nm bet Der S'tauf.
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4oiudana GlGis, aDonoaie. Isl. aeon
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-02

iten lit, nnb Mber, in Der 5haf.
bas fam bod portonimen. Wie mare
IS, penn ia aans Ieife 'bas 5Drrohr
auf Die sSeniterbant leste nno fprt.
ainae2 9pGter tDnnte id ia oles aut
bieies ,perbdmmte 3elepbon" fhieben.
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niht basu, Elm perniinftises 9etpra1
su fiibrenD
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qldubcn, oob if) Dor Werger PLACE,
neil ih oen angefuneenen Sab ntht
su @nbe bringen tonnte.
ssh fhreie:
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ssbnen alci6 ettpas eradblen 4ber es
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sSbr Wort?"
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Sob! SD :"
sd lege bas 0orrpbr auf Die Jens
Iterbant (tpurbe i6 es suriidhdngen
10 piiroe bds 5rdulein mad 3ehn
Minuten tpieoer dntlinoeln). tf
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! leihtert duf unb sntferne mid ali
5uBIpiBen Qaute Sdritte fino ourf
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nero "a - 27."
llnb Die 1sIepboniitin anttpor
tet nabri6einli9 nit aIei6diiItigs'
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niht aufgebdnst."
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Sooesans.igeu. &
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Mibasl Mptfia,

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9Wef Reb6en far aodbeu uab Sausorbcii:
samgir bcn smet Ieiepbou Ipon 98s. 80.
s0es Ho'e cin abe gabraslo besnhi. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-02

Raanen flr uepohnIi*p Sausorbei: llslns
TsGrniiie ben 2TRerfouen: Feiu gaai1en. lIil
SH I4cDiE0n Ctr S9aluui stas
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-09-02

mabden far agIaemeiue 6ausarbsii in siuer
5nmilie bon bret gsfpatieneH. e13 'ssen'
10000 ane Aepubni.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-09

straits Settlements. China. Korea
slam, Belgian Kongo. Persia. Egypt:
British. French. portuaneae nnd
Spanish Africa and French and Ger
man lsinuds in the Pacific. In nddl-
tlon % the fofcnoIne exports 81 ieath.
er boots and shoes In tho fiscal year
iot2s thuac Of lndla rubber amounted
"a tl.bOe Sat. dIssrlbutea 10. about
seventy countries, colonies and de-
Tendencies. The largest values we're
10 England. ea3a.7ta: Australia.
ts2a.3af: Turkey In Europe. sife.-
coz; and Germany. tt02.2ao. Tho
other countries Included in the lasi
included India. Chine. Korea, British
Islands IN the Pacific. Liberin. Eeypt.
Tflpolt and bermuda.
The imports ~ leather boots and
sloef. which arnopu,cd TO fe2s,io7 IN
the fiscal year 1919. we're chiefly.
from the United Kingdom. tii2.ast:
Turkey IN Europe. ss4.esss Spain
ti9,77b: Canada. siS.099: Austria
Isanaary fi2.so6: china, te.2t7;
0epmeny, ta,i50; and France. f4.fta
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-09
BASEBALL IS FAST
C0NQuERIAG THE .
CONTINENT
Great American Game Hnvad.
ing France, Germany, and
England; Becomes Popular
Even in Ireland



London. June g. Bnaehoil Il lnvaa .
lng frances the cnEilsh people are
alAentiHtird with cricNef and are be-
SHINING % hook ID She American same
rs q 4ubslilWef Hefnans h. awak-
eninE "a deep Interest In outdasr
sports with the holding % the next
oltmpiad at beriiu baseball has
won Cubs. and II making rand
strides IN Centrai America, and a
hos eeeH 3introduced with marked
success among ihe saVaEca OF North
ern f8naUn ~ a vent for their enar4
giee that IN che paa4 have been ex-
pended sn head hunting and aooslng.
IN England ulf out sllon Is hecosasisx
sally more lnftrrntluE and the eitu-
alton here tuslsy eises rise I'd The
question whether BASEBALL Il not 10 b.
.come a world game instead OF an
American pastlme. with the logical
outcome " ihseruiiional contests ~
the end of the season
England's national game, cricket. Il
facing crsfls The people are com
planning that Il IL too slow and Il u
being compared. greatly 20 ~ disad-
vantage. u the snap speed and sus-
tanned interest 81 baseball. Gate re-
ceipts for the county championship
matches have fallen 80 fast that
cricket "fanH' are worried over the
future % the game. Cricket follow
err want exactly what the baseball
public occasionally clomors for. more
hard hitting Tho great complaint -
thht the players ~ the present day
are given TOO much 10 safe play, In
stead % taking chances by hitting tho
ban hard.
A game which requires two days
and seldom furnishes any exciting
finishes seems az best very slow to
Americans but one 81 the complaints
against cricket today Is that the play
ers loaf AZ their work They stroll
onto tho field: take long rests for
ten and generally waste time. Some
newspapers are discussing changes IN
the rules and among other sugges-
lions are harder grounds and a
liver hall 90 mako play swifter
May Supefsede Cricket.
But a more radical note II beinE
heard with considerable lnsislence.
Cricket not meeting the need OF the
day IN England. baseball IL being SER
lousy spnsidereG az "a national sub
etituae and the unestion whether the
great Americun Eiffne viii not become
the summer pastsme OF the British
isles h by no means Idle gossip. Pro-
p0sals have been made seriously BY
number of English sporting writer's
that the American game be given a
trial. These men are disgusted with
the state Of cricket ana declare any
hope OF reforming that game u sx-
ceedlngly remote with the present nu-
thorities IN control.
Baseball has alrendy reached some
degree ~ popularity In ireland, and
number OF teams are playing bah IN
the Midiands. Severai teams are
planning 20 play TINS summer In Lon
don. Among these IN a nine compos-
ed exclusively az the employees % "A
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-09

pont lake our word FOR a.
Don't depend on a siranGer'a stale
ment.
Read Albuquerque endorsement
Read the statements 81 Albuquer-
que citizens.
And decide for yourself.
Here h one case OF w.
Mrs. y. Fonrnpile. t0s south Broad
way. Albuquerque. ~ Mex, says: u
can vouch for tho merit Of Doan's
Kidney pills az heartily now as when
I recommended them over two years
ego. since then / have advised other
persons 20 Try them and I know FROM
reports that they have acted aatlsfac-
torily. ~ January 1907. ] said IN
pnlslic statement that tho contents 81
three boxes had cured me "a pain IN
the hack that had clunr % me for a
long time. ! can now add that ] have
had 40 recurrence 81 my trouble"
For sale by all dealers. Price 90
cents Foster Milhurn Co, HunalO.
New York, sole agents for the Unlted
States
Remember the name -D0an's-nnd
take no other ADV. 81
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-09
Foreign Trade in
Boots and Shoes

Washington. u. c.. June 9.---Ac-
cOrding to a statement just issued by
the bureau of foreign and domestic
commerce, department of commerce,
boots and shoes exported from the
United States in the fiscal year which
ends with the current month VIII ag-
gregate twenty million dollars in
value. against five million dollars IN
1900 and less than one million dollars
In 1880. This total for 1919 includes
about eighteen million dollars worth
Of leather boots and shoes. one-t third
Of a million dollars worth Of slippers,
and approximately two million dol
lars worth Of boots and shoes of rub
Der. In addition 20 this. nearly two
million dollars worth OF leather boots
and shoes went 20 Porto Rico and Ha-
wall. Meantime the importation Of
boots and shoes into the United States
during the current fiscal year will
amount 90 about S25O,00O. The aver
nrge value per pair OF leather boots
and shoes exported during the fiscal
year 1919 was: Those for mems
wear, t2il: women's. &i.72; child
ren's rs cents; and slippers. sl.05;
The average import price Of boots
and shoes imported was about SO
cents per pair
An the world. takes American boots
and shoes. The number OF countries.
colonies, and dependencies TO which
tho exports went last year aggregated
approximately 100. Cuba IL the
largest buyer OF this class az mer-
chandise. The value of boots and
shoes exported 90 that island from
the United States during the fiscal
year 1879. the latest period for which
details Of distribution TO an countries
are available. was practically three
million dollars out of total OF six
teen million dollars worth Of leather
boots and shoes exported IN that year.
To Canada the exports IN that year
amounted 10 two ana one -haif million
dollars; England, one million der
many. practically one million; Pana-
ma, quarters OF million;
France. Austria Hungary. the Philip
pine Islands, and the British West
Indies. each about a half million dol.
lars; Argentina aud Italy. each one
third Of a million, ana Brazil, quar-
ter Of "a million dollars. To all Eu-
rope the total was four ana one-h9lf
million dollars; 20 North America,
nine million; 10 South America, one
aud one-quarter million; to Oceanic,
nearly one million; to Africa, a quar-
ter Of "a million dollars; and 10 Asia
fSb.t70.
The Wide distribution n shown by
the fact that the list ~ countries
named by the bureau 81 foreign and
domestic commerce az thu destination
81 the eivteen million dollars worth
Of leather honts ana shoes exported
IA 1919 was, as above Indicated. near
~ 100. and among them India, the
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-09
RAIN HALTS GAME
N SAN MARCIAL
Weather Interferes With
What Would Have Probably
Been Spirited Baseball Bat
tle Yesterday Afternoon.

Win the score Of two 10 two. Ter.
rife rain storm caused a calling on
81 the game between the Four A team
OF Albuquerque and the san Marcial
elnb In san Marclai yesterday after
noon. maritime and Chavez were
working for the Apprentices and
Barney" McOrRth and Vail we're
counted upon 10 win for the home
team. Several weeks ago the Ap-
prenliceE iourncFed 10 San Marcial
mad were disappointed because Of the
poatponemcnt % a scheduled game on
account Of bad weather. on Decora-
liam dny the -Four A bunch went TO
Ration "a play. hut cloudbursi
drowned their hopes OF n game there.
The -Four A boys believe they will
purchase rubbeF coats. rubber boots
and helmets and play hereafter
whether "a rains or not
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-09

t|1I|na .It4ntfA 81 me ubHt0 N|ai44
A. nanota nY ne same apalem t1nnla
tl 4t.lb Iof Captain Keeno IL fanEte
ai same tNIhnfn nIne. Stevenson
seven hna afaaAafa seven.
nt4afDlsea 81 thk actual l|ne&up
hoWttAf. lNa matches wins nnaonblad.
a. nsIf&ts thh af1aiaaf gathering 81
spectators ihaf aver attended. polo
SERIES Tho Mtafoa nrooh club. where
me nhme. hfh fu 30 nIafa1. hfa ons
iafnea ilA alah1n 10 nrcammbdaia is
0ee sralhfs, auto r4fkitr spaces
bna rotm f8f siandoea viii more than
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-09
HAPPTs RUN AWAY
WITH BROWNS
Kay Spencer Pitches Great
Brand Of Baseball and Is
Given Almost Perfect Sup
port, Winning ~ 10 2.

INa lfhurF- Clos l.uchyf 0uicioH8ed
tilh Nad Albuquerque nronna on Hope
well arl1 yesterday afternoon, win
Ming ~ 10 q Win Kay spencer. ~
fhe indian srhoQi plteninR Cor them,
ihe uapn had things easy. spencer
plltfyd great ban. striking out lh.r-
lotn AND allowing bat Q few scattered
Mas ~ WAS Nlfeh perfect support
murphy Oh F3ni Ilernfy on second
ana f.einffe IN third proving Irvine.
|hlt. nlln GiHmp catching star
eaino af4 peaginR iiv bases llke o
Dlr lfaeuef Tho fIans hit ortiz "a
vim And nm baeta Niio. ihe BROWNS
naNlaH uumnef ~ costly errors.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-09

Now ~ the time 10 get rid OF your
rheumatism. Try q twensy-fivc cent
bottle of chahbcrlain's Iinlment and
see how quickly your rheumatic pains
disappear Sold hy all druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-09

One a0rrel horse With white fore
head: both hind Ions white. branded
with half circle star on left flank.
Also two black horses or ponies: both
branded on lrfl hind lex owners
may recover same by paying charges
10 JUAN X. zAMORA.
Justice ~ the Peace. precinf rs,
old Albuquerque. y. N.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-09

Man Con dock) what are you row
ine with that trnak ln tho bow or the
boat Tor, Pat
Pat--shure. an " u was IN the
stern, wouldn't I he rowin' urhlll ali
the time9 An this way I'm ruwln'
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-09

A good deal Of talk has been oc-
casloned by the recent resignation ~
Sir Gerald Lowther. the British Ann
bassador al Constantlnople. whose
wife was Miss Alice Blight Of Philn-
delphla.
u r. a very unusual thing for n
British Ambassador to resign, for the
position IA highs one. and greatly
coveted. Ii-health was given az the
cause Of the retirement. in the case
OF Sir Gerald. but this was not ao-
cepted. and many surmises and sug-
gestions have been voiced.
one government paper. the Man
cheser Guardian usually very well In
formed. has come cut candidly 10 say
that Sir Gerald's retirement can b.
traced 20 the fact that "he was GER
talnly not such a success az his Com
stantinople post as his previous activi-
~ IN the diplomatic field had led one
to expect. He arrived In Constants
nople In the very thick of the Young
Turkish honeymoon, when our pres-
tige. one month after the revolution,
stood perhaps even higher than az the
time az Lord stratford de Radcliffe.
Within six month that prestige was
gone. aud. strange 10 say, we even
find the British embassy's name In
vowed in that obscure and some
what unsavory incident which N
known AZ the counter revolution OF
April 1908. And that prestige was.
never restored tili the outbrcak %
the present war Cof which, by the
way. we had no previous informa-
tIon). when the magnificent dipio-
macy Of Sir Edward urey himself re-
venled 60 the Turks that England
could stlil be relied upon IN the hour
Of their misfortune"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-09

Jnaez. Mex.--Rufe Cameron. a
negro light heavyweight from the
Pacific coast. and Jack Herrick. a mid
dleweight Of q Chicago boxing school.
fought twenty spirited rounds 60 a
draw in the buil ring here sunday,
Cameron appeared hegied slightly on
form, hut gave Herrick telling pun
ishment over the Kidneys. "Austral-
ian Billy" smith, former welterweight
champion. was third msn IN the ring.
Los Angeles Ad Woigast-
Johnny Dundee 20.round bout sched-
nled for Tuesday ai Vernon arerfa,
was definitely declared on last night
by Wolgast's manager, because % the
injury sustained BY the former light
weight champion saturday during q
training bout
The ex-champlon may not appear
Ia the ring again for six months be-
cause - badly hurt thumb and u o.
possible that hiss retirement may he
permanent The injured member
which was dlAl0cntcd Yesterday, has
eiven Wolgast trouble on numerous
occasions ana surgeons who examined
n tOdhy decreed that the Cadillac
smasher would have t0 shun boAing
gloves for "a least six months
There was a rush for volunteers 10
for Wolgast In the SEIZED
uled bout including bnntamwelghia
and lishtwolNhlg One was lack
White the Chicago fealherweight
n was announced that owing 20
WoleeHi's disability no attempt would
he made ~ ril his place and that the
night card has been con-
eellea.