davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Washington herald., 1914-05-08
TWO GOLFERS
Tie FOR LEAD
E. B. Eynon and E. L. John
ston, of-Baltimore, Turn
in Card of Is.
COMMISSIONER PLAYS
Oliver P. Newman Does Course in 81.
Seven Columbia Club Golfers
Qualify.
BY EDWARD W. KIBBEY.

Eddie B. Eynon, jr., of Columbia, and
E. L. Johnston, Of Baltimore Country
Club, tied for high honors yesterday
afternoon in the qualification round OF
the second annual golf tournament OF
; the Washington Country Club, near
Jewell Station, Va. when each turned in
a card of seventy-six- The tie will prob
ably be played of the early part Of next
week.
Seven other Columbia golfers qualified
in the first sixteen. while Chevy Chase
had one representative in ]. W. Chill
dress. While the home members did not
do as well as expected, six Washington
men managed to get in the first sixteen
Eynon was paired with Eppa Rixey.
of Washington e. c., who Is attending
the University of Virginia The Column
bia player was going AT the top of his
game and driving exceptionally well. He
made both halves in thirty-eight. which
is only three strokes above par for each
trip.
John c. Davidson, of Columbia, one
of the best golfers in Washington. and
w. c. Ballantyne, of Columbia, each
finished the course with a IS while DIR.
Lee l. Harlan. of Columbia, winner Of
many trophies: ]. w. Childress, Chevy
Chase, and J. w. Brawner. Columbia,
each scored 81. a. S. Mattingiy. one
of the veterans at Columbia, managed
to get an 81.
Commissioner Oliver p. Newman. an
enthusiastic golfer at the Washington
Country Club. was among the starters
and was paired with w. w. Price. OF
Columbia. The Commissioner turned in
card of 81, which placed him in the
third sixteen. In view of the little time
he has had to practice This is con-
sidered a splendid showing. He found
the going rough on the outward trip
taking a Il. but managed to come in
in Il. Commissioner Newman will meet
f. c. Robinson. Columbia. in the first
round this morning. Qualification scores:
Ot.AIIEii. ,TinN SCORES
The Washington herald., 1914-05-08
PIMLICO ENTRIES.

First race-Purse. 500; o-yeIr-olds: four fur
longs. Thrill. le4 'J,ck Winston. lci; fIloyAl Blue
lcs; 1.-THE MasqucsadeT. IL; White Metal. lOi
Amanuenss. loi; Proctor N7; Jesse. II. ns.
Second race-Selling; three czr-Olds; pure $40
six furlonGS. Sir CaledCrr lG: Booth. lc5; Billy
Stuart G2: Teddy Kocrncr. lG Cantn. Ito; Laura
10: Transp,Tency 10: Lumax. l05: Col. McDoUgali
icj: Scrapper. 10. Water Lad. I05.
Thiri race-SellinC; handicap: three ear-olds and
upward; purse. $50: six furlC.lss Lady Lightning
rs: Yodeliug. 90 striker. s.; yellow Eyes. 10;
Col. ashncade. m; Tea Enough, &C Louise
Trdrers. lc2: Feather Duster. 100; Gold Cap. lis
Fourth race-The Baltimore S;ecplechase four
ycar-oljs and upward; TurSe. SOD: two miles. Gal
liant and Gay 10: Sencgamhian. III: 'B1IIy Bay.
10: fGarth. Ia; Bouncing Las. H: BrndOW. 10
BryndoWn. lis; CynusIrc. IL: Bill Whaley. 10
Eddin. IT.: Court Jester. H5.
Fifth TaCe-Two- year-nldS; pure. $40: four and \
half fuTlunGS. Ida Clairc lO7. Lady Bryn, TO-
Bergu los: RazzanD IC5: Picrrut. IG5
sixth Tacc-Three yearolds and upward: maidens
and WilnCrS of one rgre: purse. 500: ono mile.
Orotund. Is; Kayderuseros. H. Autumn. liz. Thorn
Hin. lc3, Remarkable. IO5: The Governor ICo;
ossaSlcts. Is: Sack Cloth. los.
Seventh ra~e-selling: thrpe-ycar-clds and IN
ward mile. The Rump. l07: Ford Mai los
Aware. 10 BersJ. lis: 'Ardeon les: "Sepulyeda
10; Capt. Elliott l05; Knight Of Uncas is: Hos
son. ll3; Blue Beard. 10: Suwanee. %. Moisanr.
10: Supcrttion. liz.
'Pan entry.
APPRENTICE allowance cIainesi
The Washington herald., 1914-05-08
INTERIOR LOSES.

Runs-keT. Vaughn, Beard. Anderson q, Neff
~. Martin. Warthen, Lyons Tansill. Conover ~.
Robinson (9, Shalin. Flannery. Pollock. Left on
bases-Interior. z: Postoce. D First bAse on balls
of wsrthen. 4; of Prefer. 4; OF Ferguson. ).
Innings pitciied-By Pieffer, Z; By Ferguson. l.
bits made-Of Prefer, s. Struck out-By War
then, 6: by Piefrer. ,; by Ferguson, 2: Two-base
hi.s-Nef, Conover. Sacrifice hits-Martin Con-
over. Stolen bases Barnhart. Kerr tg, Vaughn,
Anderson. Nef Martin, Kraft, Tan.ill. Conover,
Robinson a.. F1annery. Pollock, Colrilh. Hit by
pitcher-By Piefer (Barnhart. Vaughn Passed
ball-Pollock. BaIk-Fergu.on. Umpire-Mr Hughes
Time Of camel hour and 50 minsses
The Washington herald., 1914-05-08
BROOKLYN DOWNS PHILLIES

Philadelphia. May 7.-BrOOkIyn won
hard-fought game from the PhiIIies here
this afternoon. 8 10 ; The Dodgers land
ed on Mayors curves in the fifth inning
for three runs and followed IL up in the
sixth with two more. In the fifth in
ming Philadelphia had Aitchson in trou-
bic. but the latter settled down and
pitched a fair game during the remainder
of the contest Score:
The Washington herald., 1914-05-08
SCHOLASTIC BATTLE
SCHEDULED FOR TODAY
Western and Business Clash on Hill
top Field. Game Starting at
$50 O'clock.

Western and Business are scheduled to
clash this afternoon on Georgetown field
in the scholastic series, the contest start
ing promptly at $50 o'clock with Bill
Handiboe handling the indicator. The
SteRographers are leading the circuit to
date, with a clean slate, while Western
has lost one game to Central
Ed Kelley will be on the I.ound for
the Stenographers. with Dom behind the
bat. while Jack Adams is being depended
upon to do the flinging for the West
Enders.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-08

nual open tennis tournament of the
Chevy Chase Club. Following are the
pairings for the nrst days play:
MEMS SINGLES.
p. Treanor VS.. F. X. Bull:
II. c. Sheridan VS.. J. II. Hopkins.
c. Brown VS.. Z. W. Dom.
d. Hillyer VS.. n. W. Mclean.
]. X. Graves VS.. J. A. Bull
\. l. Hoskins VS.. c. a. Slater.
F, Simmons VS.. c, n; ChaTest-
w II. Y. Hackett VS.. ". ID. Wilcox.
+. B. Babbitt vs.. T. r. Pell.
a. Z. Kennedy VS.. Ezra Could.
A. II. Chesley VS.. p. II. 5. Cake.
l. \. Fisher VS.. E: W. Deakin.
y. johnson VS.. Col. Harding.
II. Kelleher VS.. c. Hackett-
\. HELEN VS.. Z. f. TOrrey.
Spencer Gordon VS.. NJ VI. Trumbull.
n. Taylor VS.. d. D. Morgan.
c. K. Harding. jr.; VS.; B; Moore.
+. Il. Poe VS.. r. Z. Sard
:. w. Herrihew VS.. l.. l. Doyle
Mckee Dunn VS.. J. Calvert.
a. Y. Leetch VS.. r. 3 Chew.
n: $ Lewis vs. J. l. Karrick jr.
wallace johnson VS.. E. Paul. jr.
u. l.. Lewis VS.. Z. W. Hills.
]. ]. Head VS.. H. J. Lawrence.
II. Z. Doyle VS. T j. d. Fuller win
ner to meet J. 7. MoorheadI
LADIES SINGLES
Miss F. Porter VS.. Miss Winner
Miss NJ Greble vs. Miss II. Thacher.
Miss G. Hinckley vs.. Mrs. W. sullivan
Mrs. Brooke vs.. Miss H. Fitch. win
ner to meet Miss r. Larner.
Mis- Ingalls, vs.. Miss c. Woodward,
winner to meet Miss NJ Boyd.
Miss Meredith rs. Mrs Pei.
Miss NJ smith vs.. Miss f. Holden.
Miss PenGleton W. Miss u. Thatcher
The Washington herald., 1914-05-08
Griffmen Pound Bender
And Defeat Athletics
RICKEY'S BROWNS In
SECOND PLACE NOW
Earl Hamilton Blanks Cleveland in
Close Game-Naps Lose Sew
eral Chances to Score.
% The Washington Herald.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Cleveland. May Earl Hamilton had
the Maps guessing throughout today's
game and the Browns won the second
battle OF the series, to o. Birmingham S
men tossed away several excellent
chances to score. In the seventh with
none out and the bases full, O'Neill
fouled out. Lajoie died at the plate when
Mitchell failed to connect on the squeeze
play, and Mitchell struck out. Score:
The Washington herald., 1914-05-08
PIRATES STILL WINNING.
Special to The Washington Herald.
pitfSh,rroh

Special to The Washington Herald.
Pittsburgh, May Although the
Pirates already had the game on ice,
the score standing. to /. in their favor
they jumped on HUMPHREYS in the sixth
inning and damned four runs over be-
fore label was sent to the rescue. They
made another in the seventh and de-
feated the Cubs finally, to /. The Cubs
lone tally came in the first when Goode
took two bases on a wild heave by
Cooper and was batted home by Zim-
norman. Score:
The Washington herald., 1914-05-08
CARDINALS HIT THREE.


Special TO The Washington Herald.
St Louis. May 7.-Perritt was in superb
form today He checked the Cincinnati
Reds all the way, and the Cardinals
took the game, 9 to l. Cincinnati, used
three pitchers. Ningling was chased
from the mound after the second, when
Wilson walked. Gather. Peck. and Per
rift singled. and Manager higgins hit
past Marsans for n home run. Rowan
relieved Yinsling and he in turn was
succeeded by Adams The score:
The Washington herald., 1914-05-08
SOUTHERN TRIMS SHOPS.

Runs-Han,cy FiscnCr. Mulre. Riddle. PlauO2l
Hutchi~on %, BLACK Brady First hase on balls
on Thompson ): of Hanvey. ; struck out-By
Thompson, 3 by HanVey }. Two-base hit-Riddle
Sacrifice hit-FiScher. Sacrifice hy-rcck, Plaiz
stolen hases-Platz Hutchinson 81. Cohiil. Brady
Double TIay-Riddlc to HUtchisOn. Hit by pitcher
Ry Thompson. Bell: ~ Hanyey. Piatz. Wild ritch-
ThomI-i Pared l4lls-PlatE C2l Ren. Bslk-
ThomIsun. UmIire-IDe Handiboe. Time OF game
hour and minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-08

Runs-CUIIins. MaranTiIIe. J. Murray, Deal ~.
GOwdy. Burns ~. Stock Meyers. I'ez. First base
error-BOston. Left hases-Boston. 6; New
York. 9 FIRST base balls-Of CrutCher s. of
MaWuard. J: of Frumme. l. Struck out-By
Crutcher /; by Marquard. . by Frumme } Three
base hits-Jim Murray. Mann. Fletcher. Two-hase
hi;s-Mann. Burns Jack Murray. ,Sacrihc. hit
Erers. Hits-of CnItchcr l3 in innings none
out in eighth: of Rudolph, . in inning of Mar
guard. in innings: of FrUmme. in innings;
of Mathewson. none in inning Umpires-Messrs.
Rigler and Emslie. Time Of game-2 hours and =
minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-05-08
WESTERN DEFEATED.

Runs-St ruhins. DInloP. Bonner NAV. MnHam.
Rover. Fins; tlsr on iaIls-Or Ewing. > "a Kim
solving > Innings pitchcd-By Adams. /; BY
March =: by Ewing 5 Hits nade-Of Ewing.
Struck out-Ry Ewing /: by Adams. l; by March.
|. In Kinsolyin= 5 Twnhase hit Bonner. Sacrifice
hit-Peyton Stolen baseS Dunlop. Crowley. Bur
nett May Double play-stnblinG to May to
Sr-uiI Hit by ritchCr-By March May; by Kin
living MARCH, Umpirc-Mr Hubbard Time of
came-l hour and - minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-08

Rur's-HuS=ins ~. Butler. Wilson. Gather 81
Snyder. rcritt. Mtan. Two-blse hits-Baies. Beck,
Mage. Cath,r. Snyder. Three-base hit-Butler
Ponc nT'-HUSGins. Sacrifice hits-Magee ~. Mil
Ter. Snyder. PeITitt. Gonzales. Stolen base
Mean. Double ray-Beck TO Higgins TO Miller
Wild Eitcl-iinslina Hit by pitched ball-By
YirSlrg iAiagec). Bases on halls-Of Perritt S:
Of iinEling. :; OF Adams. l. Struck out-By
PcrTitt, 5; by Hingng, l.; b. Rowan, l. Hits-On
iiRsiins. lin innings; of Rowan. 5 in 4 in
ninss- Left ON bases-St. Louis. 5; Cincinnati =
Time Of game-l hour ard 81 minutes Cmpires-
Messrs. QuiSley and TAson
The Washington herald., 1914-05-08

Rurs-Cu;shaw. Dauhsrt smith, StenseI MiIirr
Elected. Byrne. lilly. Ludcrus Murphy Mayer
Two bsss hiis-Byrne. Lohert. CutSlaw. Stengvl
Nsyer. THREE -tase hit-Daubert. HONE rln-Lude
ms stolen hasss-CraTath. Lobcrt DIubert. Doom
struck out-By AtciliSOn. !: b. Mayer. = l.y Pfefer
/ Bases ON halls-Of Aitchsnn.- s. fl May .
Hit by pitched ball-Daubert. Umpires-MessJs
OTth and Byrun.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-08
EASTERN WINS AGAIN.

Runs-steele. Johnsn -. DAYS Brewer FirSt
base by errors-EasteIn. .. Lett bases East IN
!: Congress Heights. ,. Frs, base on hslk-Of
kClb. (: oil Moore. J. Strurk out-By Kelly. s by
Moore Z. Three-base hit-Hunt. TWo-Ea~e hits
Harms Brewer GioSAnnctti. SaCrihcr hii-Dayis.
Stosn hsas-J. IumI hTry. ostcmsn. johnson.
Hunt. Umpre-Mr. ysEabe. Time Of game hour
and . mnItes.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-08

Runs Huorer. YerAes Twobase hts-Yerkes.
Speaker. Holden. Thrce-base hit-HO0Ier. Stolen
basCs-IeckinIdugh. Lewis Maisel. First base
halls-Df Fisher. .; of Foster. .. Struck out-By
Poster. 1. Sacrifice hit-Hartzell. Double plays
TrreSiae 10 PeckinpauTh TO Williams; Fisher TO
Williams. Tmpires-NepsTs Evans and Essn. At
tendance-ili.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-08

Runs-Good. Carey. Leonard Wagner, Honey
Niox, Mitchell e. Left hases-Chicago 5: Pitts
burgh. l. Hits-of HUMPHREYS Q in 5 Is innincx
Two-base hit-koney. Double play-Sweeney TO
Heating to Molwitz- Base on halls-Of Cooper 1
Struck out-By Humpfries, /; by Cooper. 9. Um-
pires-NiesSs. Klein and Hart Sacrifice hits
Carey. Leonard Koney. Time Of same-I hour and
g minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-08

'Lcary and Wares out: hit by batted balls
st. Louis. 0l 0 o. 0 o IL
Runs-Williams Walker. Three-base HILLARY
Sacrifice hits-Graney, Williams. Sacrifice fly
Wares. Stolen bases-Pratt Johnston. Base on
balls-of Hamilton. l; of Mitchell, J. Struck out
BY Hamilton, 5; by Mitchell, s. Umpires-Messrs.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-08
FARLAWN WANTS GAME.

Manager McGrath, OF the Fairlawn
Club OF the Potomac League, would like
to arrange game for Sunday with
fast club. Address 1872 U street south
east, or Phone Lincoln 307l.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-08
TREASURY, z; CIVIL SERVICE, o.

Runs-M Montgomery ~. Downey ~. Crown. Howell
Yose. First base by crrurs-Treasury. l. Left on
bases-Cvil Service. ?; Treasury. T. FIrst base on
halls-CrosOn, Struck out-By Croson, Is: BY
Downey. TO- Two-base hit-HcweIl. Stolen bases-
W. Hull. Downey. Runo. Strait. Levin. Double
plsy-Bono to Sigouraey. Hit by ptcher-By CrosOn
CDowneyl. Wild Iitch-Crcson. Umpire-Mr. Shurt-
left. Time Of game-l hour and 20 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-08
BRIGHTWOOD. 2: ST. PAUL, l.

Runs-Herr Eastwood Nsrtz. First base o.
errurs- Brightwood. l; st. Paul. / Left on bases
Brichtwood. 5: 81. Paul ; First base on balls
on Humphrey T. Struck Out-By Lynn. s: by
HUM hrcy. 9. ThrCebase hits-McrtZ. Bealle. Sac
riice hit -,iist Stolen hases-Gist Herr ~. Staff
81. Charlton. Double play-Lynn 20 Herr to Me
earthly. Umpire-Mr Woodward. Time Of game
hour and 5 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-08
CHERRYDALE WINS.

Runs-Z Zimmerman. Gray-0n -. Smith. Rector.
Dalton, Berry Branzcll First base on has-OH
Dalton l. Struck Uut-By Dalton. 6: IN Chism. O.
Thre, base hits-GraySon I2l. Berry. Two-hase hits
burrows Smith -, Branzell. Rector. Stolen bases
-Gray-pn Rector. Martin. Hit nv pitcher BY Dial
ton. l. UmTire-Mr. Leonard Time Of game-l
hour and Is minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-05-08
AGRICULTURE WINS.

Runs-Grant, simms. Parks. Awkward. Love.
jarrett Jones' Mnkins %. Burless ~. Wilkinson.
First base By errors-AEricrltue. !? Left on bases-
Agriculture 2; Interior (. Find base on balls-on
Grant S: of Shamwell. l: of Fond. l. Innings
pitc.icd-By Grant. 5; by Shamwell. 2. Hits made
OF Grant. in innings; Oh ShamWell. l. struck
out-By Grant. 5: by Shamwel. 3; by Ford. ..
Two-base hits-Burioss. Mnkins, shamwen stolen
bases-Minkins. Burless. Wright. Wilkinson. Grant
o. Carter Awkward. johnson. LOe. Umpire-Mr.
Harley Time II game-l hour and 20 minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-05-08
YALE LANDS GAME.

New Haven, May Yale won from
Lafayette today. to !. The winning run
was pu: over in the ninth when Pitcher
Gerard and Catcher Wright failed to
handle Right Fielder Blackburn's throw
TO head off Pumpelly at the plate. Score:
L H. T.
o.
900 900 - }
B4ttcries-GeTari and Wright; Way and Mudse
The Washington herald., 1914-05-08
FAST GAME TO RED SOX.

Special to The Washington Herald
Boston. May 7.-Foster and Fisher met
in a pretty battle today with the Red
Yankee, to 70. The locals batted Fisher
hard, but fast fielding prevented scores
at various times. Score.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-08
PAIRIN,iS FOR TODAY
FIRST SIXTEEN.

FIRST SIXTEEN.
First rouni-l0:Io a. m. A. e. Yates John c.
Davidson: ic:l5. John ". BraTner z. T.. EynOn.
IT.; 1870 a. H., W. - Ballantyne ]. W. Chill
dress; l0525. Otis Wood ". Earl Wheeler: l13'
A. $ Mattingly George y Trett; 1913. u. X.
Jark-on a. Winter: 1870. +. L. johnson VS. DIR.
l.. L. Harlan; loa5. Donald Woodland ". c.
Barr.
SECOND SIXTEEN.
First round-9:50 a m. ]. X Prcntiss Herbert
T. Shannon; e:35. y. ID. Steuctt Lawrence
Grrcn; $40. +. VI. S,Tannage W. A Knowles:
9:i5 DIR. Loren b. T. johnson Us Frank Rhea 80
G. a Rankin rs. H. -. Chamberlain 9:55. Or. II. T..
Cobey vs.. John II. CHIP; 10 J. Jameson II. y.
Brown; 1906. ]. ID. Cassels vs.. Gus Worthington.
THIRD SIXTEEN.
First round-i0s1 a. m. W. q. Gilbert vs.. H. F.
Clark H. John L. Wanen ". w. VI. Gilbert: II nJ.
DR.. II. T. Nichols vs. Dr. 6. Tucker Smith II 10.
4. G. Robinson v. Oliver +. Newman; Ills. II. a.
ellis vs.. z. d. Lnftus; II 20. Erra Rixey w y.
Price; II ., Il. White T. q. Parker; II %, DIR.
W. H. Littlepase W. r. Guy.
FOURTH SIXTEEN
First ruTInd-saj a. M. Sidney Kent ]. l..
Weaver; $50. !. =. Saith c $. DuGanne; SIS.
r. BRYAN J. ii. Wright; 9 Howard FiSher
Dr. Il. L. Tay!or: 9a5 J. T. Barnes Charles
Young: $40. e. A. Watson A. ATcElruy: BIS
s. X. Kirtand vs.. W de e. Ravenai; 80 F. L.
Davis W. y. Scyboih.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-08
GIANTS RALLY LATE.

Special to The Washington Herald.
New York, May THE Boston Braves
met an unexpected defeat today when
the Giants. in an extraordinary rally in
the eighth inning. scored four runs.
making the score : to 6. Score:
The Washington herald., 1914-05-08

Earned runs-wRshington ;; Philadelphia. l. Firsr
base by crrJrs-Philadelphia, /. Left on bases-
Philadelphia. 6; Washington. g. First base on BALI
on Brown. 4; of Bender. l; of Boehling G. In
ninss pitched-By Brown. Is: BY Bender, %
Hfts made-Of Brown /; of Bender, IL Struck
out-By Bender. 6; by Roehling G, Three-base hits
On, Murphy. Two-Dase hit-NcBrde Hit by
pitcher-By Bcehling. Schang. Wild ritch-Boeh-
ling. Passed baIl-Schang. UmIires-Messrs. Dineen
and Connolly. Time Of game-2 hours and 8 min
The Washington herald., 1914-05-08

'ParT entry.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1914-05-08
TENNIS TOURNAMENT
WILL START TODAY
Seventh Annual Open Tennis Tourney
of Chevy Chase Club Has
Many Entries.

Play starts today in the seventh an
nual open tennis tournament of the
Chevy Chase Club. Following are the
pairings for the nrst days play:
The Washington herald., 1914-05-08

CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-20
GasliiGe gerlssesbsit.
Bon Carl pet.rs.

Sd bobe bic eriien beiben Monat,
bes ariegss IN 9onbon 5ubringsn
miiHsn uRb babe 8t,iebunsen NIT al.
len Aldfien 6sr 8enSltsrung sebdbt,
sunddft BARI id feititeIlen, bdb Der ses
ssnipdrtiss aries iein aabinets., Ions
bern Elm pirilih natiorgaIer TT. Der
Sub sssen bic DeutIten III gang aIls
semein, pie i'd an bie'er STEELE felt
Sabren gtiast babe, unb allss ilibslts
Cir gblDarb Grep au, als sr ibn e..
slGrte; bsionbsrs absr bic unioniifen,
Sn5piihsn 1T in einsm ober benz an.
btrsn bic grtsnntiib aufsebGmmsrt,
.tbat tpe BABE badeb tbe iprons boris1.
SIM Mlgemsinsn bilbst ii1 dber aud
beute nod bie srobe Msbrbeit Der
ensIiidsn Nation stn, bab lie I'm bcIs
len Sisgen finb unb sim Meibnatten
iisgrtid In Berlin einaiebn ipiirben.
Wndn bpuudt iia cuh in DeutfhIonn
Hiai eiasabiISn5 pah jrgsnb ipelS!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-20
Raris unb oas Gotbe &reus.

Gs ai6t $50 Cigarette fir peripun.
bete SoIbuteH in Yaris, bon benen
Die grObte 4nSdbl pripater Woblt6Gs
tisteit bic Gntite9ilns perbantt. Sn
Tarts, mo- alles sur Mppe tpirb, tpar
turs noh 8eginn bes frieges Elm ipabz
rer llebereifer i'm @tnribten Don
Srantenbduiern entftanben. sSebe ele=
eante Dame, 10 er3dblt Der Barrier
geri6teritatter Der vOdilp Weail", 9.
Marb priee, tpoIIte etipas gu tbun
baben. unb pa bas Geieaf6dftslebeu
nit einsm Male itodte, ba bic tGsli.
9en 9eiuhe bei ben S1Hetberinnen,
in ben slesanten Sbeer6umen unb ben
Sanso QotaIen auFbortsn, ba Die
Mauner, Die getanntsu unb Sreunbe
an bic Sront mubten, 10 Iuhten bic
beripaiiten pMonbGnn" ii9 baburf
aan9eipeile unb tribe @ebanten Sll
pertreiben, bdb lie ibre 6Guier unt
gillen IN &ranfenbduTern umgeitaltss
ten. sSn oielen palditeu unb pprne9s
menWobHungen fab es einegBo6e lang
aus, dls pb erobes aufrGumen mare.
Die Mobel fpurben gum SbeiI berauss
gef6afft, Die i6tperen Seppi9e 3uidm.
nengerollt, bic SuBbDben geipdi6en,
unb an bic SteIle oa beg foitbdrer
unb bebaeliden Sanbss, Der bic RGu=
me erfilt bate. samsn nun eiiern'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-20
4lHk.Na &ri9tex.
nrsitaa. 20. gaOpember.

Hreitag. 20. 9oDember.
Der Cbioflus III bei bisiissr Stab
6eina6e unperGnbert aeblisben uni
bate asftsrn glbenb bisr sinsn Muiierr
itanb Don 11.8 Tub.
Die folsenben 0epeiden traTsn NAB
renb bes ssitrisen Suses bier etn:
pittsbura pa.--5.3 Sub.
Wheelins, 90. 8a. 80 5ub, fallt.
parters6ura SO. 0d.--3.9 Sub, iteigt
9auaipba falls. 90. 0d.-2.3 5ub.
Gbarlefton. 20. 0a.-- 8.3 GuB.
portsmoutb. D.-3.3 SUB, fallt.
2ouispilie, ap. "a 5nB, fGlli.
GDanspille. spb. --2.2 SsuB. fGIlt.
RaibpiIle. 9enn.-7. A s5ub.
Chattanooga, 9enn. -s.3 SUB. itsist.
gairo. .ssils. ST suB. fdllt.
Wenpbis, Senn.-4.3 auB, fGllt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-20
Die alien Serrcn

Die 2iite Der alteu Serreu, ole in
Dabrbaft iueenbIiher StriegsbegeiStee
runs nit 9eutnantsrang ms 5elO ses
So9en iino, lit pieber gu eripettern:
@ie man Der Is. g." mittbeili. ite6t
BEL benz 2aubIturmz8otaillon SO
(guubem Der 63 Sabre unD einige
Mcndte adblenbe Seutnant Stdrte, oer
i9reibt; sd leie in Sbrem geIhdBten
8latts, oob Serr 2eutuunt 2ubwig
Stern aus 2la6en Der alteite 9eutnant
unIeres Seeres nit 63 Sabren iei. aez
bigli9 Der Sronung ipesen bemerfe i4.
|bdb ith nit 63 Sabren A Mpndten nod
dlter bin unS nda mnnhen &reaaa
nnb 2uersiisrn iest IN Grantrda
Iitsbe.s
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-20
gbieaso, 10. gaODember.

Gbieago, 10. NODember.
g8eisen. - syiir Dsaembsr S1.15--
116s, am SdIub $1.15*; fir Mai
$121s-1.22a, am SdIuB 1.225.
@elihtorn. - sSiir De3eInber 665
-67sc, am 5hluB &c; fir Wtai II
-71ac, an ShiuB 71se.
Safer. Cir De5ember 49,
50sc, am SdluB 50t; fir mai 53s--
54tc, am G6luB 53ae.
Roasen. - go. 2 $L06Ac.
gsrite. - 61-80c.
Iimotbp. - $3.75-5.25.
Rleeidmsn. - $10.O0-14.00.
PORT. - Siir ssunuar $18.62-18...
Is, am Shlub $1s.75; fir Wal
$19.02-19.2O, am ghiab $19.17.
Gdmals - fir Sanuar $10.D--
1917, am ShluB $10.15; fir Tlai
$I0.22--10.27, an SdluB $10.27.
Rippsnieiisn. - Sur :sanuar $10.s
10-10.07, am ShluB S10.05; fit
Mai $10.25-10.32, am Shlub
$1o.32.
Butter. - Mdrtt iinperGnbert.
Gter. - Wurtt unperdnbert.
4artoffeln. - Mdrtt uHperGnbert.
GefIiiasl. - 2ebenoes. Mdrtt IN.
perdnbert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-20

3udtr. - prtiTe ftttis. Raf.
finirter Gut qpaf $3.50; pcipbersb
$50; Cubes $5.S5; granututsb
$3.50: gonisttioners az $50: Gfi
.M1 $5.25: ipsiBer ertrn e. $5.05
srtru e. AS per funb.
MoIaifes lit itetis. -gsew Or.
Ienus Open aettie 38--45c, Geutrifii.
gal 18--20c per @aLlonc.
MeiE. - 3ouiiiano, Gdnep Senb
BA-7e, prima 81 63e, crbinirer Al
~rEe. Hapsn 4-aas asE NfHa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-20
gineinnati, 10. gouember.

gfnetnnafi, 10. November.
Die Reinigungs. unb Destnfiais
runasarxii in ben Cincinnati Union
giebbSfsn asbt fhnsll poran unb ipirb
bis 5um gnbe Der Mode fertia fem.
aus sapsrIdiIiasrl luelIe pirbs In Or.
fahruna aebraHt. bdB balb mad Bssns
bisuna Der glrbeit bic QuardntGns
dufsebOben tpsrbsn ipirb iinb bic gens
bunaen aug freiem 1erritpriiim ipiss
Der beginner tSnnen, bod uiir fir fOs
fortises Gdladten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-11-20

&intinnatt. e. g.opembtr lstl.

StUfthuattlH ~ 2topEu'Dfs isifs
Nss 0<f&dfte iparsn butte rnbiBsr uMb
Oelt III pihi8er. Mdhrtnb Die Bdnftn fiir
Hatfstea rpn cal" 6& bere4nsten nno
wtt9dftspav,ert sbenfaIls 5u 81 bisIpntirt
unrbsn, plneirten bic Wafler IN perein5els
len Gdasn TarIstsn auj Bet bu ~.
Hsafa sHi asp esss
purben ~ Bari Sipiiasn BaHsen psriaaft.
DE GonNtrrrate betrdst soc s5fdmie per
ei0e0.
@snfd ssi eassts
Sfdt, sBedbiel auf 2onbon wurbea 8u
t4e0 = 4.92 Der Yfano Gtesline quotirt.
xiir g4ed3feI auf Berlin wureen el--e< Ne
iiir wlarf bttednst unb iiir @ehid nuf
Dsris 40e pro Jranc.
enabrs.cssis&fisxn
Fsu aas itstis Die eanisn sustira bic
jpfdf.