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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-08
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bort.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-08
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mn 0siabr 80 permeiOen.

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-08
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ale 9sitalie6er uno Srennoe Der
Stride bersIidNt EN-. Das abenociieli
iInoef poH 8 bis s llbr itait.
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rinnatier @plfsblatt" beiinoet lid i'm
8ebGuoc go. 309-311 MaoiiOu
glnenne, sln5eigen, Ofittbcilunsen
nno Seitellungeu irgenbuelfer s!rt
iueroen bis 10 llbr abenos oaieibit
entgegengeuOmmen. SelepbOn SDutb
1854.
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nno Wapiion 4psnue, bon Den GroB.
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$50 uno ben Soften perurtbeilt. - Die
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Radmittas.
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irnter5og iI4 gsitern eine Operation i'm
gobineton General 5ofpitul. Sein
8efinben puroe seitern 4beno als be-
friebigsno angeieben.
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aepflaitsrt ipiro. Sc fpirb bebouptet.
baB cine 4n3ahI 8epobner an bieier
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CPS Geri4t saben tn benz proaeb Don
Murp Sfetion gegen Gharles DonrelIp
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,Sadiuu.Sag Sanfett.

Seute gbenb iii,bet i'm 9rano So
tel bas ssadiolt.Iaa gantett oes
Iudiporth Club, perbiinoen nit Der
ssnitauirung Der fiirSlid) erspablten
8eoulten oes aIubs itatt. Ger Soilpt'
reoner bes aberos 1T Der aougrsb.
abaeoronete augultlis 8. Stanler
bon aentildn lino auBeroem nerocn
nod Der acnerebabeeoroueie StanIeu
G. 8oipole, 9pron SO. Glenoenninl
unb G. Z. Rirou aniprahen haIien
aIs 2cnitmeiiter fungirt ssoiepb gi
Nice.
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Die Ncppcrt Cfiice fir bas yGin-
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No. 339 Yorf Strahe seseniibcr ocm
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perhoften.
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0antoE eesen potrid gRdlonsp,
Grunoitiid an Der Gde oon 2. uno
Main GtraBe in Dapton, an Dalter
SOFTER fir $3.50, Sm Jals Der Staot
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in 9antOn, on ben giti5ens 9aupereir
! fir 5000; Some Sopings & 2oaa
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fditt. Tistin mar bishsr poIto'ficez
Snfpettor in Nerport.
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sSalIe pon4nua Wlespins eegen Stuari
Mespins cine S6eioung betpiIligt.
- 5arrp +. Burns min BON gsI:
lie R. Burns tpeoen 8erlohens &C.
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Campbell Sreisgeritt eingereiht. Sa5
paor bsiratbete i'm Sabre 1901.
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1910 unD lebte biz gum Sebruur 1911
suiqmmen. gle beftuloigt ibn bG1
Q(bipeienbeit. Sie MID audi ihrer
Mdbhennamsu Bertha Senoeripn lpic'
Der fii6ren.
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1extiA Hmerifaniid)er llateritiis'
nngs. .Yerein.

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aprciofoIIfiibruns bts nerrn GoHrap
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trnntte Witalikbtr etne llnttrftiitung
pon $25 on9etpieien iDurhe. DIR Nes
rifionS MuSfnnb b<ridteie, bah q
ris Slider bes Dsreins Gepriift unb
riMtia befnnben babe unb b0b iiM nas
QlereinsDtrm0geH duf $66l belaufe.
IDis neusR 0eamten;
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@ermikt.

Die goliSsi ifi bsniibi ben 9tufents
bcIt Don Grnsit SbintIs aus Sil!ss
boro, g., 5u ermitieln. tptlher nan
sinem eineeIoufenen Ghreibsn ieiner
sJrau Ieii benz 13, DEFENDER aus Der
ssmeinidnf!lid<n Wohnung cbne aIs
len Grunb perfhpunben lit. Jran
GbintIs beboupiet. bab iib ihr Wann
mad Cincinnati beg,eeben bat. 9as
Rinb bes paores III ifiper eriran,t,
unb bnhtr bic 4npeienhit bes @aters
brineeHb nofbipenoig.
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aIr 125 Wif.ipnen Wnri
Weibnadtsfpieliaden. Sin.
oon Der 6nnnelstnmmer Sennebers
herdusaeoebene Sia.iitis 6eIebrt uns
nariiber. ooe IcuiIfIanb In her
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Bon ben 125 Wilipneu Dart entfa!s
len 80 Wllionen cuf ben erpors. Der
Reft nui bos ssnIdnb. Die osutidxn
Observation-Disclosures ashen. Das bic
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der !3ahl ndh ben nnoeren suropdi.
fhen QGnbern nnb ben ibtrfeeifhtn
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lssien ssahriehnten In Der Ausfuhr
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Gypor.s nod aubersuropdiid1en Q0ns
bern bemeribar. 10 bnb er mcbl boIe
bic 3ahlen Der europGifden 4usfutr
iiberhoIt hoben spirb. Den 6ouptnns
thsil an Der beutiden GpieIncoren.
probustion bat Der Gonneberaer Tn
bufiribeairs. Der iihrlih etpa fiir 45
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Gr.Yolisiit irrismnig.

Im. Sbaiier, Der % Sabre Der
VoliseisJoree angeborf. nber Dor
aur3em franfbeitshaiber ieinen ab.
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rierc ffon 5 Sabre in Der gnrtees.
arinee aebient bate, niberieete iidl
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Sie beioen geau1ten Die sroBte Niipe
hatten. ibn 5u iiberwaltieen ,mo ihm
Sanoihe!len an3uleaen.
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glerts Dillon, bstlost ben @erluit eis
nes iperibpolIsn Diamdntrinses. 6is
bate, pdbrenb iie tire 1dnbe ipiifh.
ben Hins anf ben Wafditnnb selegt.
Surge 3eit Ipdter permibte lie ben
Rins. sic madte Der pclisei fofort
mittheiluno.
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an slntcnic Gcletto. 2i62 Jlorefsce
sipeiuie, Werncro ssiebous, go. 1857
Siisbes Strdbc, on Jreo. Graf, 1T
Sit Sibertp Etrabe; Scnrn Erctc,
go. 3t6 MiItcn stroBe, an Scfepb
Chefs, geo. 20i Nronopnp.
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:. Der Nonn lpdbit ieinen ger.iI nnS
finoft Elm 8eib. oos 8eib spafIt 4.
,ne!s 1pun ualo fisaees ibseu Beirut.
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ltnicr asent in Samiltou lit
Serr Goaaro 8rnf, 449 Glib Sanfte
Strakc. gcl Eel. 476 H., SUme
Ebpne 1851 Y.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-27
JEWELS DEFEAT EVANS
 TEAM IN LOOSE GAME
Especial to The RepublicanD

MESA. Nov. 26.-The game between the Jewels and Evans school drew fair sized crowd. McGowan for the Jewels failed to appear and Peter son. a port slider. was used in his Ilace. Being soft he used but little steam. but had his opponents popping
 them up and otherwise hitting so they were easily handled The field work behind him was good, but not as close as it could have been, a number of good chances for doubles failed, the players being too slow
 At the conclusion, the scores showed nine runs for the Jewels and two for Evans. Turning the strike-outs and hits around the game would have been better balanced Moody for Ev- ans was wonder compared to other flelders. playing to a finish and hit ting at a 300 rate. Mather had four teen strikeouts to his credit, two passes and three hit men. Cobb as receiver was there with the goods and kept the Jewels close to ,he
 bases. Pendleton at first was of the you know me, AT type. playing to the grand stand and making three fragrant errors on easy chances at first.
 Mesa was charged with three CT
 TOTS. Peterson issued two passes
 and struck out eight men, sending
 most of them to the bench with his slow ball The team garnered ten hits of Mathers delivery. two being homers, Bond one and Williams one. Pomeroy swung hard to get one 1 over the fence but did not succeed. 1 which is something that Rolly hates to do.
 Hunting During Holiday Ray Lesueur, the scorekeeper, took advantage of the holiday to take q shot at the feathered tribes.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-27

of their big roofing section. trying their very best to overcome the hea- wy defense of the home team.
 A more clean-cut game of football has never been staged here. To make 1t like story book game, some one should have gone in in the last few minutes, and won by a single score after a thrilling run. But there was nothing like that. Neither aggrega- tion had anything on the other If the Indians solved the high school tricks, the high school in turn held the Indians at critical points. There was lot of bunting. and also lot of times when the ball went over. There has been no game here this season, in which so many plays were broken up behind the line of scrim- mage Nobody starred, unless it was that stocky little Butler. the Indian school favorite. And his claim to special mention comes only because he carried the ball so much It seem ed that the Indians had faith in that odd little athlete, for they trusted him with ball scores of times. Com stock, for the high school put up a heady game. but was either over con- ditioned or tired, for he lacked the steam he usually shows Luke, the few times he carried the ball made fair gains, while Brooks on his end run stuff was below form. But the biggest gain of the game was the thirty yard pass, which Brooks took in the third period It was one of the three passes which amounted to anything for the high school.
 Marian on right end was the best defensive man the high school had He was in every play that came to his side, and more than once proved his value by spikng the runner
 Brooks outpunted Anton, whc handled the kicks for the Braves, but the Coyotes lost on running back the ball.
 On the Indian wings were two 11S pounders, Yukku, regular and Martinez, who replaced Francisco after the latter was hurt in the first quarter. Martinez played an eager searching game, and it was he, who started number of the high school end runs into the discard.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-27
SIXTY 0STR|CHfS 60
 ID FEED GUESTS 0F
 FRED HARVEY HOUSES
Thanksgiving Diners Along the Santa Fc Are Given Novel Substitute for Turkey From Salt River
 Valley; 300 Birds Sold

Sacrificed on the altar of Ameri- can gratitude, sixty Ostriches from the Pan American farm west )f Phoenix went the way of a million of turkeys yesterday. The birds were eaten by diners at the Harvey houses on the Santa Fe system and in Chicago hotels. and were part of a flock of 500 that have been dis posed of since the first of the month.
 Although large number of the birds have been purchased by parties in the valley, over 400 going U Chandler alone, four carloads of the plume factories" are being shipped to California, having been purchased by Gen. NJ. H. Sherman, owner of the Tejon ranch in Kern county. G. ". Viljoen, a brother of General Nil- loen, and himself an officer in the Boer war. is here for the purpose of securing this shipment A carload of the birds also went to the Univer- sity of Arizona, where they vii te used in studying the industry and in experimental breeding for fine feath- crs.
 In spite of the temporary depres- son in the market for ostrich featn- CTS, great interest is being taken in :he industry, and the disposal of the Pan-American flock has served t0 increase the number of those who are coming to realize the varied oppor- tunities afforded by this industry
Arizona republican., 1914-11-27
TEAM LANGFORO ADDS POINT 10 HIS GROWN
Big Negro Wears Harry Wills tc Fragile and Knocks Him Out
 in 14th
tAssoCIArED PRESS DIsPArcH1

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 26.-Sam Langford of Boston, knocked out Harry
 Willis of New Orleans in the fourteenth round of their twenty round fight at Vernon arena. A left swing to the jaw sent Wills down far beyond the count.
 Langford made his usual bad start taking the benefit of count to nine twice in each of the first and second rounds. He hurt his left ankle in a fall to the mat in a vicious breakaway in the first round.
 From the third round on Langford
 outfOught Wills taking three fourth g of Wills drives on his gloves and wait ing an opportunity to deliver his smashing right and left swings and right hooks to the jaw. Langfords su l. perior ring work, his terrific speed. ex- cellent judgment and electrifying force gradually wore down Wills.
 | The knockout blow was delivered ! cleanly after a series of left and right
 swings and right hooks to jaw had
 made Wills groggy.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-27
0 to 0 in favor of the Indians

to in favor of the Indians.
 Fighting the superb defense of the Coyotes, and in turn presenting a splendid protective rront against the attacks of the visitors, the Indian eleven came back to the edge of things yesterday, and all but acquired new title of champions of the state In one hour of the cleanest, fastest football ever seen in this valley, the rejuvenated Red Skins all but defeated the tired Coyotes, and that is the reason for the odd state ment above
 After three periods of desperate football, in which the ball zig-zagged back and forth in the territory of the two teams, rather impartially. the Braves got away to a running start, and with some terrific line plunging by Butler, and a long end run, they put the ball on the Coyotes five-yard line, just as the whistle blew One minute later-at the start of the fourth quarter, the ball was put in play five yards from the Coyotes goal at the south end of the field. and the first down Flores inexcusa- ble tumble, lost the ball The blum der undoubtedly cost the Indians that game, for they had the Coyotes rushed off their feet Although three downs had been scored, with littla gain, the Indians were lusting for victory, and in all probability would have carried the oval across. A huge relief settled over the Black and Red bleachers as the armored forms un- tangled and disclosed a high school player entwined about the ball Two useless line plunges, and then Brooks punted. It was a poor punt, the worst he has ever made, and the In dians again threatened, although not closer than twenty yards. But on downs, the ball again changed hands, and ComstoCk, Brooks, Galpin and Luke took turns beating themselves against the iron defense of the h. dians. Their tricks were solved as soon as they started; their solid plays were broken systematically. The interference formed splendidly and was as splendidly dissected. The prettiest part of the game was that slow march the Coyotes made up the
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field in the last ten minutes of play. The backfield would form and swing around on it's pivot, just like rank of soldiers turning a square corner. Indian tacklers would hurl themselves beneath the flying feet of the Coyotes and one by one-or sometimes in groups of two. the guarding backs would be picked off And there was always a speedy secondary defense man to nail the runner with the ball.
 The game ended with the ball on the Indians forty yard line, the Coy otes, inspired by the frantic yelling
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LAUNCH MEMBERSHIP CAM
 PAIGN

The Capital City Motorcycle club of Columbus, Ohio. is not planning to be idle during the winter months when there are no club runs. AL ready teams have been organized to conduct an active membership cam paign. a committee has been appoint ed to look for permanent quarters for the club, and series of enter tainments for the winter season is being arranged
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TAYLOR WINS
 SL00P KILLED
Savannah 300-mile Motor cycle Race Results in Three Accidents KraZy Horse Ver1'ill Hurt-Time 5:O2:32
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 SAVANNAH, Nov. 26.-One rider was killed and two se- riousIy injured in the sec ond annual three hundred miles motorcycle race over the Savannah race course, which was won by Lee Tay- Tor of MiddIetown, Ohio, in 5:02:32.
 Gray SIoop of Mooresville, N. C., lost his life when his motorcycle crashed into tree. z. D. Kelly of Savan- nah, whose machine also hit tree, is expected to die. 'krazy- Horse" verrill of Chi caqo was hurt in spill.
 Joseph s. Wolters of Chi cago finished second and IT, vinq Janke of Milwaukee, third.
 There were thirty three en- trants.
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vinsky, the local heavyweight in Brook

whisky, the local heavyweight in Brook lyn.
 McCarty proved to be a fast willing two-handed fighter and was on the az gressive most of the time Levinsky's experience and clever blocking saved him much punishment but McCarty had the better of the first and second rounds. The fourth was Levinskys on his clever hitting but McCarty shaded him the next two rounds
 Levinsky hooked lefts to the face and punished McCarty's body the last four rounds. while McCarty's jabs drew blood from the nose and mouth of Le- whisky in the seventh. It was the fast est big bout seen here in some time