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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-02

9efrafung Der u au der.
Der Sabat rpurbe 5usrit Don eng!ls
iten Seeleuten naa Der GIrtei gea
bratt, unb bier ioiort. por5ii8Itp aus
reIiqi0fen 8riiuben. perboten. 9b,e IN
RublanD bate muu aud in Der 1ur=
lei cine alte ueberIieferung aafges
frifdt, Der 8ufoIge iein 8enub aasn
8Idubiaen perbOten let. Der Sage
nu6 bate ndmltcb ihon Ulotcmmso
propbeseit, in ferner 3uiunTt nlroen
munte ppr ben Inbdngeru feiner
Qebre Elm 5abat genountss &raut raus
coer, bas ndren aber ungldublge.
@ultan 4muratb ". perbot oann
ousbrudlih BEN Sabatgenub. Doa
mails iut)te man iberall no4 Rali'
hern, uno ipeun man etnen iotter
fanb. purbe ibm Die 9abotpfeiIe ourd
beioe Bdngen esitoBen uuo Tim elm
sabatrolls um ben 5aIg befeitist. ~
oieIer Ius'tuttuug iebte man et
Climber auf Gfel NIT osm GhDcna ir
Der 6dnb uno fiibrte iie 70 bur6 ni
Straben nah Dem RihtpIote, no fh
sur 4bihretuns fir onoere Iobdilu
t,erns ssnfod aufssbGngt parbea. ].
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-02
County aon,miiidre.
gerat6en iiber bic 8ieoerBeriteanng
Der ssritorten 6Ountg'Srafeu.

Die gountpz 9ommiFdrs bislten 9sz
itern cine Signng ab uno nd4oem Der
6ilfszgountpanpaIt Groom eln Gut
ahteu abgegsben bate, Dsm3ufolge BE
SommiIIdre oas Reht beIiBeu, Bombs
Al perausgdben, I'M ods notblSe 0eIo
fir Die WieoertsriteQung Der IN lsster
Do6e serTt0rten BriiteH auf3utrstben,
beauitrastsn iie Den Gountpz 5R8snleur
Conan, nsue aoitenboranlnIage 81
uuter6reiteu, oomit bic nOtbigen
Shritte sinselsitst perben tonnsn, I'm
balom0qlihIt ben angerttteten ohaz
ben su erfebeu. gBie bereits beri@tet,
bat 6err goDen ben lebteren uuf min
beitsns 81, 100000 peranihlagt, bod
Iinp in bieien 3ablsn bic GanbItraben.
bic an pielsn StelIsn audi gou5 bebeu'
tsno qslit.sn babeu. niht NIT stn9e'
rehnet.
gBdbrsnb Der Sisung briitte 9srI
Groom es aud ais isine InItht aus
bab Die 4ngslegenbeit cine iehr srnIt'
uuo Itp.r su bemsiitsrube lei, tpenr
nitt Die Qegislc.ur baour6 elmer
Quspea liefers, oab oas Smit4ih
| Steusrq.ies nit ieirsn aimitlrun9si
ipeutqIiens t.mpordr amsnoirt pirh
um Der Situation angspabt psrosl
81 tonnsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-02
en- Der 0ritten Geutiden prot.

sSn Der Dritten 9euti6en prot.
Gir6e on Ddlnut ndhe 9. StraBe
gator 8. 5aefner) ftnoet mpr9sn
gtahmtttaq um 2 l6r bic Utonats7
De-iamntlung bes 6rauenoeretns.
0as an lestere ii6 dni6ltsbtnoe
Suffeetrdn5hen nirb bon fol9enoen
8omer peranItaltet: Caroline Bon@
fcnae, G!ifa goGmer, Bil9elmtne
Qebting, s5risberife Debling, earos
lima Di[lig, Minna Dittfelot, Winna
WraBmann, Gliid WurIter, Nnnd
3ceIineer uno annd 8edmann.
- Seute geafmtttag 2.30 llbr bdls
Der 9amenperein Der Teuti1en st.
cSphannss 8emeinpe (paitor 8.
s. gi{enlobr) ieine regelmdbige
npnatlite SiBung ab. 2ln oiefel6e
ihltebt iih bas monatli4e &afTeez
frGn3ten an, BEL tpelhem fol9enps
0omsn oIs 9aItgsberinnen fungiren
peroen: bic 5rauen 5enti6el, 5oehnt
Betting, 8agner, Sdneiosr, SUPPER
iG5niot, Berger, 8ode, Sn10, Ooerr
| 6. 8. Gtiter. gu redt 3ablretdeH
gdute pirb biermit frsuaoli4it elm
qelaben.
-sn Der Smanuels Geme noe
Eairmount (G. Stpeith1rot, pa'
| itor) iuerben Bel bem om 8on'
nsritag, 3. 2lpriI, ituttfinoenosn Raj
| feetrdns5en bic folgsnoen Domsr
| Ierpiren: Watbilbs arauB, anna Wo
/ ori6, emma Qbrens, Seorgins am
nan, GouiIe grauer, WIlhlmIn
gdumer, ellie 8ornemann, 8arbar
giebermann, GbriittHe 8uob, Bar
taru 8Ium, utinna Blum, Wlari
gpus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-02
Jn(1n0Ie(egQpt)
5euerperit6erungs 9es
feIIi d aften in Msi l.
fnurf

gbitagp, /. 2lprtl. 8ertreter BON
sSeuerperiiherungs 0eielIihoftens oie
in WiFouri 9ei6dfte tbun, trafen bier
am 9ienitas gu elmer aonferen3 3u~
iammen uno befhloiien. Dtifpuri ais
5elb ibrer Sbdtiqtsit sun5 ouf5ugsbeE,
penn nidt annebmbare 9eibGfts9 Ses
bingunsen in bem Staat getroffen ners
ben tonnten. Die 2egislatur WlrioGs
ris bat elm auf Seuerperii6erung ge'
aug nsbmsrtbes anti 5ruitseieB an.
gsnpmmen, bas bic Rotsn beoeutenf
reousirt, unb Der 0eneral Stauts'
antpolt brobte, triminell 9eeen ott
Jsnerpsriiherunss 9eieIlida'ien stns
fhreiten gu poilsn, tpenn tie nitt &C.
mGb bisiem 0eiese ihre Rasn urrnsr
liasIi4 nisbriser anissssn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-02

Gin spautnassmber arsf Sire ttne ben Pts
h,rporraoessen eehsashsdsdssruuas @s'sn.
fhofter mod N aerAih iibss bssleS Epema DIG
,rfsauuItdas EnaGbs, bat 90 Oruno. n0ruH
10 pi.le GbpGranten fun eebeuSnsfFf9e ernp
,urgsoep,ei,n uurben, brtn hsfrss, neil peg
bsm oneritartiten BDlts RssrMi1ioeu Ftp
basFo auaetroTen Derber, mao nm sross
anoioritat BON applttontrn oernrufpsn nsog;s
sirmoI oos Sie an otsSer Rrausbsn lrosn'
,sr fouaattrt, bas, nod fssser er'oarnna
b.urtbtin. uub uah ben Ssr46sn ooE Gge-
tbefrru p.Iae nit BEN Bnbtitum ia p1rttirr
Ee.iehuno Heben, es eine 2r6pnxufton g<pir
m.[dle msbr @riolse in ber EsHsrnng nno
SetIuno otsier Rrautbeitsn ergtf1 pai, me,
;yoeno etn aaDsres betarrtes. der ntnee'
u9b be,Ieube @inFus tom Or. sumTs
@pamp gtoot III id,on oerwtrtttht. ~ Rset
unubsrtrofen bcsiqtiA isines bsner'fIssf0sr'
then artoros tn SetIuu9eu ba.
Mir ftuoeu, pab Swdup 8Dot elm tpnf'
SQAn4,es Rrauitr, COMPOUND N rnn Bur
| fden uuiereu gslera, p.lt)s elm o1arttsss
SsilnitttI beuothiesu, ben RGtb gu gsosn,
| einsn 9sriu6 oamit ;u MAIDEN. Gs ntto "
alien slpotbeteu bertauft IN tyla1atn pOa
,tort @r6bsn, su ianfsis Ssrts'uuo ~ s'aeF'
/ Dollar.
g9eun Gle ubrigsns susrf isrRs pEHoernoi'
len Gtrbieniie erprobsu pOaen, it,retoen Sts
um cine gturerFaihe, abfoIut frs'. 9sehn
Gle iar.Iben. ieien Sic itter uno ertD aAhes
/ sic pas Cincinnati 4agtd)c 0oltspIaIi
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-02
Rleime Holi5einahriHte,t
Der 19 Sabre aLts

Der 10 Sabre alts G6arIss
grotpu BON louisville, ap., uno Der
IT Sabre aIts farbise 5aus.ueht Sobn
Spmmers pon Ro. $50 Ulabifon 4oe.
tpuroen ssitsrn pom ben Sebsimpcltsis
ten getrosgee unb O'grisn perbdftet
uno als perbGhtig sinsefperrt. gropn
bate sins duberit ioftbare, nit Gius
manten beIsets qlutinumsSrode NIT
asHe. forpie anosre Sdmutfahsn in
ieinsm 8.Iise ,tpelde benz oerrn GU
oen Straub BON 2ouispils entipsnost
porbsn fstn fpIIeu Die bortige Yos
lisei ngrbe beRcarihtigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-02
gayeriidJcr Wannerdjur.

Die bQRriIthen Sdnger riiften iicb
gu eiuem grober 2on3ert. bus an
Sonntaq Qo6mittag bes 6. Qprtl i'm
Sbeon an Der glm Gtrabe dbgebolfen
roerper ioa. Der gaperiite Wldnner>
DIR qeh0rt gu ben letitungsfdbigiten
GjeSqn1pereinen Der Stabt uno ietnea
acnaerten an3upobnen, lit tets Gin
GjenuB. Gin ausge5eihnetss PRO
etcmm 1T por6ereitet poroen unb IS
rn.erIieqt teinem 3peifel, oab bic
modern Sdnger ipieDer nit GArsn be-
itshsu.
Folaenbes Brogramm geLangt unter
2eitung bss 0irtgenten 9errn StruoeI
3ur 8urhfibrung:
G6or PIN Die 5eimatb" Juen9lt
8iolinzSoIo - ungariihe Rbdploo!e
| 6err qtOolp6 gorjss.
Gbor .Sdgerperben" Menger
Soprdaiolo -
o) .Stdnohen" Sauber
b Sd grole ni6t" ShumunI
SSrl. Ttinna 9. Dorm.
g6or -
a) r8is bic tpiIbe RoI' i'm walo"
| b. .5n Der 5erne" Slide
Gbor r5simotbsgruB &ollns
8iolinIplo rRoman3e" Spenoio
| 5err QDolpb gorjes.
gbpr ,@ergib niht mein" .8re9e'
garitonToIo r2ieb Ser3" Utattt
6srr Sobn Spffmonn.
Soprunfolo -
a. .9as erIte gsiIAsn",
: WenoelsIof
b rllngebulo" S6ubs
sSrI. Miuna 3. Dorm.
G6or Der 5rompetsr on Der Rat
, hah" WloarlT
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-02

Murpbp nnb Sotn Cunningham ben
sylutbsn entriIfen ipsrben.
Wtite Bennett tppllte binter ielner
unter WalIer itebenDen WDbnurg. Vo.
SAT Weit A. Strabe. III einsn Haeea
Ie:cen, ais er bas Sleih9sipiht prior
un0 in bas DaFer fiel. Gr lpnroe
nrn benz GiIenbabnclert ". %. Coai'
nan gerettft.
aissie Sfotes itiir3te Bel be gers
iuhe, BON elmer Rotblsiter oes 3ipstisn
Stodtpe ,ts bss 0iltladn Sot,l5 al,
Der 8. unb gapmilltr Strube aus IN
einen Iahen All itsigen ins gBaHsr.
golisiit DeIt BON bem a. 8iitritt ret
tete bic Grtrintenoe. Die IN pemiel'
ben 5otel ipotnsnbe Srau ". Rspnoloa
qlaubte, ibre godtsr Iei aus BEN Gen'
iter asfa[lsn unb rpuroe bpiteriih.
Die Iolgenbsn 3ip0lf 0ffentliter
Shulen mubtsn infoIge Der lteber
| Ihfpemmung gsI6loHsn tperbsn: 12
TiitrittibuIs Bloom Shule. 25. 8i
ftritfIhule, California Sduls, Gar
| Fielo Shule, 6drriIon SdIls, 6ish
| lambs Shule, WlcGinlen Sdule, Gin
coin Shule. Wlt. 4irn, Golonp. Fiper
| iibs uno 5free WaiIs GGule.
aaubanfall i'm goct.
i Sobn 5eile, Elm 2lnseitellte- be
Mormet Goal Co., ipobubdft 90. 81
BeIt Jront Strabe. tpoate gslter
gbsnb isine Jrau, luelhe oes 3ot
nafIsrs tpssen BET gerpanoten an Il
sSillmore Strabs untertunft gefunoe
bate, bsiu6en. Gr fuhr IN sinsl
goheu BON ben aoblsnbofen ab IN
fannie iih, als er bic Carr Strobs q
reihte, niht mebr aus, tpeshal5 CT u
bel slpei an Der WaRsrtante itehenos
Wdnnern ertunoigts. Oie'elben iprdi
, aen in bas Boot, angebli6, I'm ~
ben @eg Su 3eigen, ruoertsn lsooh
: ben Ghditen zines Giitsrpdgsns III
: fhidten iib on. oei!s gu beraube
Ssile's Silferufe tuurosn pom tTelle
: pefrleutsn, ipslhs in stuem Boo:t 1
7 hertdmen, g,hort unb bic betosa Wei
9 Der rubertsn idIeuni8it ans GlHO u
z ent.amsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-02
3.utiher 2itterariiber Stub.
Seute lit Gamenabeno nit yortrag
BON Ir. Etto Saettner.


Die 9erIammlung beg Dsuti6en
QitteruriIhen aIubs am Wlitttpot, 2.
april, finDet in Der Wismoriol 5alle
itatt, osnn Is lit Elm 3dmenubeno.
Den Dortrag bat Or. Otto Suettnsr
iibernommsu, Der sinen nit Gihtbtls
bern illuitrirten gortrag iiber .4us
Der peutiten gsrgangenheis Glnetnnos
It's" bdl,. 4ubsroem stlanst oas tols
g.noe muTi.aliite prosramm CUR
1urhfiibrung:
Solo fir a!aDisr:
Rocturns Qlbino 9orno
gurles.s 2llbino Gorao
1rl. Srsns 9oronsr.
Qieosr: ,Jaahts in Der Rajii.."
Jbecbor 9oblmaur
(Gin gpelus bon feds Geoi4ten caf
Seinrih Seine's .Rcroisebiloern-l J.
6rr aouis gbrsott, bssleitst DON
aomponiiten.
GsissnIoli:
Al Son ipitb iorrotp. p.q. 9irinet[l
b sLssp y. u. 9irino.I
q GanIs coqust.s 9. u. Iirinosa
Fri. 6sIsne Yortuns. begIei!st bon Grl
Graee portuHs.
2isotr:
Al Qpnsins 2ouis gietOr Sa1
b. She little reo Rofe
q at tbe Ipinnins pbseI =
b. 1be ponassr .
Jrl. 4lmd Bed. begIeitet bonn aoms
poniiten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-02
giiiiaer Suno.

Iie is Sabre nIte SenrIettd Steoe
uno Die II Sabre aIte Gertrude Strn'
mer. beioe Ro. 2t40 Wc2eun Apenue
pobnbuit, purocn geiterr BON etneH
berrenloien Suuoe attaftrt uno III
seine 1uno arme sebiiien. Sie Duroen
uad 0em itGbtii6en Soipttal gebrad]t,
no bic WunOen ausaeast pAroen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-02
Gulp : 9DnSert.

2lm Samitag Qbenb pirb bic be-
tanute aieberfGngsrin 5rau Suliu
gulp, bic DOR Sturgeon bier dIs Solt@
Tin nit benz Spmpbonie Srhe1tsr
alGnssnoe 5riumpbe feterte, i'm Gmsrp
Quoitorium elm aon3ert gebeu, oas
Iia speifelsobns zines gIdn5enoeH Be
Iuhes erfreuen piro, ba Die bisItger
Isuiitfrsunbs iit bic Gelegsnheit nid'
entgeben IaFen tperoen, Die ainitIerEr
gu bOren.
Fur bos SonSert bat 6rau GulE
fh bas foIgsnbe ho6intersfante 9Sro'
ordmm 3uTammeuqeftelIt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-02
%u D2ertto ermorDs t.

Wt { m p bt 8, 3enr., L. Aprll. s9tT
eingetroffensu Ra6ri9ten semdB 1T u.
| 8. 2atprence, Der General 8etrIebS@
| letter Der Wtericon Naticnal Suger
Refinerp, in Gorboba, i'm Staate 8sra
gru3, Wlerito, DON einem Mrbetter III
Der gFabrit srmorDet dporoen.
Qaprence mar friiber in ytefo Yort
anidiIig unb mar in 5iudn5trst1en al'
qemetn 6etannt.
Gtnaelbetten Iber bic MorDtbat iino
in Der 9epeide, bic YerrDanoten Satps
rence's 3u9e9anqer III, nidt entbaItsn.
Giner ipdteren 0epeite 3ufoige 1T
Qanrence auf elmer, ameritant1den
giaentbimern 9et0rigen 3uterpian@
taae BET Gi petrero, 8era gru3, er=
IfhDiTen fporpen. Der Mt0rber 1T etn
| Eran3ofe Rumens Ballet. Der auf Der
Ylantage bei9Gfttgt mar.
i Mdb6eubGnbler perars
tbeilt.
SCRANTON, ga, 1. Gpril. -
8. 6. Gulp, Elm ebsmaliger 8etettto
DON Wiltesbarre, Der i6uIpig befunosu
I! tpprpen mar, WtGphen fir unmorolI-
I Iche 9pete Don YenniglDanien nat
Weft girqinien gebra6t gu baben.
puroe am 8isuItag i'm 8nHoesgert6t
su 5rpei 5abren 3uatbaus oerurtbetlt.
. Sein WitI6uIoiger, Stepe Stebens.
tpuroe gu feds Mtonaten 9efdngntH
berurtbeiIt. aulp reihte gerufung
: Elm uno purhe porIGufig eegen $1O,.
9 900 gIrgfhaft ipie<er freigeluHen.
GuIp bate in ben 3eitungen annon.
cirt, bab UlGb6en fir !Sotelarbett IN
ie WeIt 9ireinien gu euten 2obnen ges
L futt tpiiroen. Gr brdhte re IN ben
le UinenbiItritt, mo ein Strett i'm 9anse
n III, uno bic UlGohen puroen oaHn ges
II arpunaeu. fich nit ben Strettbrebern
II ob5ugeben.
l. 9erIunqt fein 8eIo 5ura &.
Rem gort, /. 4pril. - Trau
oTohu SO. 9dtes bat eine gert6tlIhe
3uiteQuna in elmer Glage, in Der 4r'
E thur g. 6eiu3 BON thr, Charles W.
"a I}orfe, ghas. 81. Shnab, Sohn 3.
y Glagler, Sfaac GuggeHbetm unb 4ns
sr bsren S975,OOO, Die ibm angehltd
~ burh falI6e 8orIpiegelun9eu entIodi
Is fuurben, 3uriid3uerlangen iuht. Jrat
e 8ates nirb ais Ru6IaBDernuItsrtr
sn TIRES perItorbeneu 8atten pertlagt
81 Sein3 bat feline Rehte an bic rRt6'
IN monb gliTetg Collection Co., Ipslh
bic 8lGgerin lit, abgetreten.
~ GrpBe QuantttQt . pnami !
y aufgefuuDen.
Wuncie, Snb., l.. 4priI.-Durd
en- bic Sluthen oes 8bitepater 5luiiei
~ nuroen in DER Rdbe BON Wtuncte 81
~ 0uurt Ritroglpeeriu, ipelhe bort Der
81 mutblih ppn Dem Dpnamtter Srtt
~ WcUsunigal pergrdben fpuroeH, 81
'lq gaoe Qef6rpert. Dieielben puroeu ar
335I g}pntao in Der JlGbe Der 2ate Grte q
IN Beitern 9Qbubriide BON Wegbduton
.eu miiIqren, ipeI6e ben S4aoen, be
'sh ' Die usber'dpemmung an Der aonn
Sh Ttrabe anqsridtet bate, abitdster
60, entbett. 9as glitrogIpcerin befan
iOs Iih in 9anuen. peIde pon Der 5iut
lps m our6 bic S0fe Der Snotand Wire an
pti SteeI SO. geIhfpemmt puroer.
~! McWanigal bate ieinsr 3ett b
pIl tannt, in Der Rdhe oon Wluncie Dpnc
zen nit perQraten All baben, es ipoter II
Der befieu nidht mebr auffinbeu tpnnen.
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&aiieeft tdnShen.

- Ter ;yrauens unb Sunsfrausrt'
rxrein Der Rsfornirten Solsmsgss
meinoe (garl 6enl pfr.) osrlammell
lid, am Tonnerita5. ben 3. 4pril
Nahmittoas 2 lIbr. DDS Gommittst
fir Grfriihnnsen bsiieht aus ben 0a'
men: CLARA aoiTsn, Sba 2sitouf, ga
rolins HassI uao Isorio Halmann.-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-02
4riabue gpae.

Der grabenItab Uni @eretn nit
benz Driu 1eam Der griaone apse bu.
fur Gonntas. 8. april, in ter gosmos
pclitan 1aIls cine srobe llnierhoItuns
arTansirs. DieIsIbe bsitsPs ouS 2cf'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-04-02
6artndfistr 0nten
Gteeitt in 5 Stumoen.
Nsarr 81 Aanic semadlter ebrnp.
leAHeiss. sss aas.l

f&HHStsfi WIZ A~Rsf
1sf Totff6tsft In ben mebtsiHsiden asif1uSs
nfil bCTi mic 1lti. mnb ieE iptrb bon sneni prs'
rsinsnffr Nlscisinsr beidnnt Gfnncnt, bab tr'
pensstn tnrina6 pst eiilisIs eosr @rinlfnfa az
bsn fiiTfden ita fdsfidb tn faHf Einnnen nat
4ff libr iirrf III ertsri foHnen wsan bat IN etr
NDten 3sis at 1infH iinb 1Rorphsani iesHe bis
flslnf afiioilfister aHs ntnberAna 8a sTetrseH-
lSss: abes ssssn.'' uaH. sab sos sniisn, ".
NIB Efofnnaess 81 heireten. Gsis ftarlenoer,
IarailDfr Salisti surup beicrgt bic atbeti 70
fdnelI mnh nfnHe lf eni, ss tetHahe Eaubetbaft
egf4sini NdhIsrs es srisher sEc4sH iaEp ban.
cite. mn 9tfIliiss berbelsfIitreF, fam Isti ~
einntsn ftrtIa astrnubf sperbeH. Iafier sic aiefs
Ibs,itusis Eorm I teyiieIIen ooer iaiiAeH Gle
ksdtibe 81 eauf, nHn halier Gis es figis an
Eaub. ntne ia Be ruse aluib Eilb Gberrp
Gsad sins iiHp scaEsouRb GNsHce Garbtri anb
'nrft ltHssn Efrup gAhste GtHs 41mprunn.
g6Fsstin Gle .is GIafhe nHh uebIner Sts
sspnnss1 Iroyfff nGs babe Etnnhs. btes Etiii.
ker lafla 1nnr ntbme mar eiuen bdtbtH 10
asnera Xbsidtfsl eua brci oeer bterrlnI tngIn.
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was Neville who spoke first. Kramer
was thinking it over and over
whether to race the Australian yoIith
who had so ruthlessly Inundated hi}a
a few minutes before, when all Of u
sudden. and just like Peggy, Faith
full jack spoke up. Eyes. Kramer
will race Spears. Bring him on. He'll
beat him, too, although the champion
is not himself. by any MEANS"
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brighten him up. Those few words
of confidence spoken by his loyal
trainer made the bike king a new
man. He was off his rubbing bench
in moment and on his feet, arguing
the points of another match against
| Spears with mcfarland. He was as
bright as a dollar now. His old con-
fdence had come back to him. There
was fire in his eye and determination
| in his voice, and he petted his bicycle
as if to cheer up the old wheel that it,
too, might not lose heart. From a
rather forlorn hope, Kramer was
made brand-new by a few encourage
ing words from fellow who knows
the champion better than any other
man in the world.
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| So Kramer, it can be said with
absolute authority, is going into the
race against Spears tomorrow with all
his old time confidence. He may be
beaten in the end, but he is going up
to the well, thanks to Jack Neville,
with no fear OF his opponent in his
heart. From all accounts and from
personal observation, Kramer isn't at
his best by any means. He is riding
pretty well and a full six days of as
siduous training have put him in fine
fettle. He is human, though, and
some day must go to the graveyard
Ike other great men before him. That
his time has come it is difficult to be-
lieve, and for my part l would like
to see the peerless rider at his very
best tomorrow-jockeying, jumping,
stalling, hipping and showing his OPP
ponent how ii is done every which
way on the calendar.
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That Kramer will beat Spears is my
opinion of the race, although it may
take the champer all his time in doing
It, If he is real light and corky and
right at himself, he will probably
make Spears look very ordinary, more
in a matter of generalship than in a
matter of speed, for Spears has great
speed, but he lacks a few of the mos
essential qualifications. In time, the
Australian may become the kine
around here. He has 1t on most Of
the boys outside of Kramer in many
ways. He jockeys well and he comes
up the home stretch like catapult
He is a trailer and he gets lots of pro
lection and his position, though awlt
. ward to look at, is. nevertheless
effective the way he rides. He is yer,
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Central High Would Have
Beaten Stevens With "Pep''

A little more pep would have won
for Central High School yesterday,
when Stevens defeated the Wiener
lads, 16 to IA. In the first half the
Hobokenites did as they pleased.
Hare and Madden eluded the losers
in long runs without displaying any
unusual speed. scoring the two touch
downs. In addition to this. one kicked
a "dTopper' from the twenty-yard
line. In the second half, encouraged
by spirited roofing, the High street
lads braced and proceeded to reverse
the situation of the first half. When
time was called. they had succeeded
in cutting down the Stevens teams
advantage to two points. The score:
Central. Stevens.
HoDkinS .............. nav
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Bob Spears, the Australian cyclist,
will never have a better opportunity
to make name for himself than
when he meets Frank L. Kramer, the
American champion, in match race
at the Velodrome tomorrow after
his life, for if Spears wins he can
claim the distinction of being the first
man TO defeat Kramer during his ca
reer in a sprint match race on local
track, and that would be some honor,
too, for Kramer has raced into aheo-
lutte submission every rider who has
ever essayed to give him battle
around here. AS match race rider,
up to this very minute, Kramer
hasn't an equal in the world. How
ever, if Spears should happen to beat
him, it would be sufficiently unex-
pected to create sensation, and
would mark the beginning of the
eventual fall of the greatest man that
has ever bestrode a wheel.
%
'Twould be a funny thing if Spears,
here only a short time, were the one
to make the most of Kramer's C1wn-
fall. He goes into the battle with
nothing to lose and everything To
gain. and the manner in which he
defeated the American champion last
Sunday in the team match race
should eliminate any nervousness or
fear on his part. 1t is said of The
other riders who have essayed to do
battle with Kramer. that as soon as
they see the champion walk out on
the track they are affected with
chills and fever and are beaten be
fore the race is on. Spears is also
said to be Just such a fellow, but
after the match a week ago he BE-
came very coeky and seemed to 1e-
sire an individual combat with the
great Kramer. The champion, on the
other hand. didn't just know whethsc
he wanted to meet Spears or not
Down in his dressing ROOM with the
ever faithful Jack Neville SMOOTH ~
out the ruff1es of his defeat, Kramer
burning up with that quiet madness
that plays on the nerves and shocks
the heart. studied for fully five min-
utes before he would give Floyd Mac.
Farland an answer. Even then, j
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Granger PANTY speedy.

n Leo Granger, a brother, of Ran
\ 3lph Granger, the star Dartmouth
runner, is following close in the foot
.xteps of his brother In a four mile
handicap race yesterday Leo, with a
two-minute apportionment over Cap
tain Marceau, of the Hanover har-
riers. crossed the line in second place.
This performance entities the colored
boy to a place on the team that will
participate in the coming series of
intercollegiate runs. Lester Granger,
another of the brothers, is running
this morning on the Barringer team
in the dual meet against the High
school of Commerce over the Cen
trail Park course in New York.
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Eisele will act as the chief clerk of
course In addition to these, Carl
Anderson has invited the following
list of official William Wiener,
Central High School, marshal; hon
orary referee, Randall D. Warden,
superintendent physical training,
Newark P. S. A. A. referee, Carl G.
Anderson, Central High School;
judges at finish, Fred Eisele. Newark
Academy; e. Seibert, New York n r.
NAL School: James Dougan. SYRIA
cuse Alumni: Fred Buckley, Barrin-
ger High School; judges of jumping
events, Mahlon Parsons, Central High
School; R. Terhune, Barringer High
School: D. Cavalierro, Belmont Ave-
nue. School; F. Jose, Christ College;
judges of weights events, Fl. E. Ikas,
Newark Academy; L. Palmer, New
York Normal School; p. Boughton,
Barrinegr High School; F. Malloy,
Morton Street School; judges girls
field events, G. Breunig, Barringer
High School; A. NJ. Ross, New York
Normal School; Alice Barke, New
York Normal SCHOOL, timers, N.
Macherey, South Side High School;
p. Pritcherd 1. A. A, c.; Harry
Coates, Newark Y. NJ. C. A; chief
clerk of course, John Eisele, Prince
ton University; assistant clerk of
course, jumping. Stephen Plum,
Princeton University; clerk of
weights, Jack Laser, Newark y NJ.
c. A; clerk of course, NJ. A. Dolan,
Central High School; clerk of course.
J. Laser Central High School; chief
scorer, II. Murray. Central High
School faculty; assistant scorer, H.
M. Goldstein; scorer girls events,
Miss Louise French, Central High
School,; starter, ]. D'Angola, Barrin-
ger High School; announcer, Harry
Sargent, Oberlin; inspectors, H. J.
Balloon, Franklin School,; ]. L. Mason,
Newark Fairgrounds; J. Alverson.
Rutgers; faculty manager, D. McAIil-
Ian; student manager, ]. LASER; as
sistant student manager, A. NJ. Ora
ham.