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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-24
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picnics Der ItGbtiften Teuerpsbr I'm
gbeftsr gari tpirb Der ii6li9e pppu.
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@erdnItdIiune bss &eritits su bolen.
gei friibsren IolGen @cranfiaiiunaen
mar Der popuIdrfte f5cueripsbrmann
tets nit sinsm prsis, 9eipohnlia nit
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aonteit Elm oerfappes 6asarpTpisl lit
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Ter teinen llmitdnben eebuIbst.
- Ger Sirtb Sirest guiineb mens
GLIB ipirb Eeute gldamittde inter
Observation-Disclosures BEN Weu.
bau an Der Se9iten unb Spcamors
Strube einreiben. Dom polats 6os
tel pirb iif Elm feisriihtr llmsug
nad bem neuen @ebGubs bsfpessn, mo-
bann Rebsn gebalitn ipsrben unb cine
iyluaasnbibuna DOT ii5 geht. Inter
ben 9Rsbnsrn bsFintsn iiG 8iirsermei'
fer 9u6ta. Ridier auebers unb Ri4>
ter Gusipeilsr.
Sm @ibfon 6oris rinmt heute
bic apnpention Der Ohio Sojpitai
sliipciatipn ibren gnfcna. bic brsi
Sase fpdbrt. 9iirs.rmtiHer puhta
pirb i'm Rarnen Der Stnbt bic Deles
gaten fpilliommen teiber.
- Feuerfpebr6ef gunfer bat see
tern bic folsenben 9erfsBungen i'm
Seuerpebrbeportsment dngeorbnet:
Sobn iSortpoob bon Der qetteriompugs
ME go. 10 sur SpriBeniompauuie go.
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tompagnie Ro. "a sur eeiterfompass
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2eit.rtompaanis go. 10 sur Spribens
iompaanie go. II; 9leranbsr :.
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Is.
ghsobore Massr 8c 9ro. babsn
bas @pbnbaus BON @eorse gcr. gto.
2s64 Wlap Sirats, @BoInut Oils, fir
$4,000 an Jrau Jnniine 9ustirt
pertduft.
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Die 9eamten Der republis
tamil den Staatss
tpHpeRtion.

Columbus, o., %. Mai. elm
DitHfidg Gadmitiag tplirbs bon Bert
.. gudlsb, Wliiglisb bes llntertpms
mitiees bss Gtaats gentraltommiis
tees, ptlhes mil ben Wprbersitunaen
fir bic an 21. Suni bier iiatiTinbsnbe
repubIitnniid5e Siaaistonbentipn Be-
cufiragt apurbs, formsn ongstiinbigt,
bnb bag friibtre aongrebmiigsRo
Ralpb .. Cole BON f5inbldp als ttnis
pprdrer 0oriitsr bic aonbtntion ers
1fffntn iperbs. 5cbn q. Mapnarb bon
Mlien gcuHtp, Gltrf bts lintsrbduies
Der 2eeislutur, fpirb aIs iemporGrer
Sttretdr fiinsirsn uHo 8. 6. grap
bon 6orriion gpurip aIs Sraenn.s
ats2lrms. Dieie gnorbnungsn bss I'M,
ttrfummitiess iperStH ipGier pom qs,
Idmmten Gentrdliommiiiss lotifisirt
.psrben. 5err 9udlsD, ipelher bic gts
iaHniind&ung trIisb, 1T Stdciss
fysisrmdrfdaa. llnisrgsorbnsts Be-
ante Der St1oistcnp.ntlcn iinb:
4ilfsIetrstire, Wdrren g. Barnett.
pm Jrnnilin Gountp; elmsr g. Can.
bes, Don MdpHe. gOunip; Charles 4.
Websl, bon GupabOgd Gpuntp, unb
George Dtdsbnt. bon Gincinndii 3u
Offs Ssgtdniensdis4rms uurbtn
srnannt: 6. Warntr. ben Mibtabnta
GountD; GDtD. 3. 9cnss, BON Dan,
ton; u. 8. RobinIcn, BON Qaiptsnrs
gounip, unb 1cppb Troupe, ppngloss
Gountb. Qlls Aaplane tpsrben funei,
rsn: gEsp. g. R, 6dpigburIi unb D3sp.
3. 3apss. beiSs BON GolumbuR
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Mufdae.

Der Gniireiter Spbn stimbers
lamb BON Der Is. unb Gin Strubs,
ftiirste geitern Bel Der arbeit pom Dad
bes 5auies so. 243 Gtruber ADeHus
unb trug sinsn grliA b.s linten
6dnbgelsnts iofpie irnere 9erlsBuugeH
bapon. Der @erungIiidte fnub 2lufs
nabme I'm itdbtif6en 6cfpitul.
- 9ei einer aoaifipn, bic asIisrii
W1orgen an Der Spring DrDDe Gptnus
unp Gane Strube sipifhsn 5iDei Mutos
mobilen itaitfdnb, bic bon JDhn
Mlummatp Don SO. I'll Carr Strdbs
reTp. bon gilbert Glopes BON Hp. 4437
Station 4penue seieHff tDnrbtn, trug
bic 21 Sabre afte Catherine Ripers
BON so. 1902 @arnsr Girube sins
2ppffpunbs bnpon nnb fpurne mad
bem CT. Warien 5ofp:taf aebraAt,
En- Wlumnloip's glutomrbiI bsfdnben
iidi aibsr SRI. HiperS nod Wdrp
Siesnen BON Der Marfaip unb @ars
ftelb Npeniie, fotpie Stun!ep Oobertr
BON 80. I'll Carr Sirabe, bic jsbof
eliidliderpsiie nit BEN Gdrsdtn pas
bpntamer.
Der Z Sabre olte George Mits
felI. Elm 3igelinsrtinb, BAG gu elmer
3igsunerbanbs gsbSrt, bic aeltsrn NIT
ibrsn @dssn bic Spring Grpps glps'
nue. entlans sos, lief in Der Rdbs 5sr
DaunaH etrabs ais e ben Gdlr.
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9er gtabtratb
G9rte seitern bas slnbenfen pOu
Wcorge @nrnsOale GpI.

Der Stobtratb bat in fsiner geitris
gen Sibuns bas Qlnbenten oes peritors
benen @eorge 9drnsbule Gor bur9 bic
g(nnabms BON 4eiltibs beidtiihen ges
ebrt, bic abidriftlih Der Wiitpe 5iiges
ianbt iperben foIIen. Die BON 9errn
WtuIIen eingsreidttn gsIdIiife ipurptn
itebenb ansenomrntn uub in ibncil
ipuroe barauf btneepieien, bdB 9trr
Gpr bonn 2lpril 1879 Bis gum 3. Gspz
tember 1890 BEN Stabtratb anqeb5rt
babe. Sernsr ipirb Die pflidttreis
Germ Cor tpdbrenb Ieiner 9lmtsSeit
bstont unb idlieblit Der aufrihtissl
Srauer oes Stdbtratbs iiber iein Ibz
1eben Nusprud uerlieben.
glnldbii9 Der ,1botia9e, bab om
fommenoen Dienstoa 9rGbtrfhmiids
unsstoe III, tpirb Der Stdbiratb Isine
nddftp6dise Sibune am wlitttpod,
Rdhmittas tommenbey Mode abbdIs
ten.
Inter gtufbsbung ber gefddftsres
ssln purb. cine pon5trrH Mullen ein=
ssrsidte SrSinans anoenommet. burd
ipel6s bic americdn Sool Worts Go.
bas Rsdt erhdIi. an Der Geslsiton
9loenus einen gebdlttr ,u errihten, Der
10000 Gallonen @oiolin sntboltcil
iptrb.
On bas StrobeHbatntommiitss ainz
aen Geiu6e Der giireer pcn BleaTani
Rib1e nno beg apiontipilIe Country
Clubs in pIeaidnf giibqt I'm eins @ers
Idnserune Der StraBsnbdbniinis ourd
plsofant 9fibse.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-24

f1er Observation-Disclosures itatt unb er
mar es aud Der bas eriie beutf4s
Sdngerieft ouf r9iOb Sil~, no isbt
bic 0uebes 0ohihule itebt, leitsts.
Ssit bem Sabre 1875 Oerpittpst, lsbs
ts 5rau 2eopoIo np9 cine lanse Reibe
BON Sabrsn bier, bis iie gu ibrsr Sohs
ter 5rau 4oOlpb Gants mad Nsp
| gort iiberiiebelte, no iie nun in bic
Gpiefeit a6ssi9isbsn lit. 1rou 2eos
polo mar bas Muiter elmer bsuti9en
5rdu unb Nlutter uno bic pieler
5reunbe, bic iie bier nod befibt, ipers
ben ben grumgebeugten Sinterbliebes
rsr bic innigffe Shsilnabme entssasns
bringen. Die itertIi6e Siine Der 8ere
epigten tpirb bebufs geifeBuns bierbsr
iiberfiibrt perben unb bic 9eerbiguns
'inhst am Spnnsriias gormittas um
elf llbr pcn Der Osutihen ct. SO.
bunnes air6e an ber IL. unb Gin
Strabe ftatt, no Ssrr gaitor $. @.
giTsnlObr bic Srauerfsisr Isiten ipirb,
nOEauf bann bic geiTesuns auf BEN
Spring @rCpe Grisbbpf erfplgt
Sn portsmOutb, g., III ssftern elm
aud bier pOblbetannter beuti4e-
giireer 9err gfusuit Waier i'm
Bitter pon 65 Sabren in bic Gfpigfelt
hiniibergeihIummert. Der Gnti6las
fsne mar in friiberen Sabren bier ars
iaffig. iisbelte jebo9 por nnnmebs
breiBig Sdbren na9 pprtsmoutb
iiber, mo er cine Gnsros : giersGgsna
tur fir pie MinDif6 Wlublbauier
greping 60. nit grob.m grfolg leis
tets, I'm Dor einigen Sabren bas Ges
i9Gft an ieinen Spbn !6errn sllbsrt
Maier 81 iibertrasen. glu1 feine biss
figen Jreunoe, bic er fi9 burd feine
ifrenge @brenbaftisteit 81 eriperbsn
eepubt, tperben ben grnn1sebeugten
lbinter6lie6enen, Der ihpersepriiften
@ittpe lnb ben flint ainbsrn bic
ber3Iitfie Sbeilnabme entgegen5elns
gen. Die 8eerbisung finbet am Jrsi'
tag @ornrittng I'm balb nsun ubr
ppm Srauerbaufe aug ftatt.
Der efnsige @eteran beg &rimiris~
aes, beiTen Cincinnati ii9 riibmen
tonnte, 1T gsitern in WaiOr Or. %.
81. Tbrall i'm boben bitter DON SC
Sabren In feinsr Mobnunc. go. 2607
Gben @0enle ans Dem 2eben gef4i:s
oen. Der 0eritorbene, beTen miese
i'm pidipap gpunip. Sbio seftanben
bate, ipurbe in Columbus er5ogsu
unb itubirte ipdter in Ren gorf Mea
Sisin, Inn bann ipieber mad ieinsm
!Seimatbsftaat auriid5uiebreu. sSn,
Sabre 1856 trat er in ruiiifde 9isn>
ite unb mahte uls MilitGrorst ben
arimtriea nit. Seine 0srbieniie fans
ben bur3 bic @erIeibung bes ct.
Gfanislaus Orbens Miirbiguns.
gsad, feiner gfiidebr nad ameria mar
er anfdnglid3 in Omaha aniGfiia
te6rfe iebo6 Bel Nhshru1 besgiirgers
frieges nd6 Shio 5uriid unb erbielt
Elm 9ffiSierspdtent i'm 27. Obioer
neutrality-suspicious.. gr serietb IN
bie Gefdnsenfdaft Der SiiblGHbsr,
ipurbe icbof febr bdlb tpieber ausses
faufGt Gpdter mar er priDdtietrss
tar bes Goubtrneurs 6apes unb iDurs
be pom praiibenten Grant gum Bun,
bssmari4dIl fiis ben fiiSIi6sn Di'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-24

SIC. 800 Git Sront StraBe porbci.
aing BON einem ,&imo nneeinIcn
nnb in oas Iinfe 9ein gebiiien. sgo-
ii5iit aeller brahte Surd einen ipobl-
ge5icIten 8eooIperid,ub ben biiiigen
Softer 5iir Strede uiio lieb oen aaoa.
1er mad, 6en @eiinObeitsanrt brin.
gen. aarlit ieitseiieIlt iperben fam,
OBJ Der &imb on Der Soaiputb lit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-24
@iifiatr 0attr.

Gborlcs Sibeeralb pom 30. 925'
gsseinaartner Hloce, 9leIuport, siD.,
ipdlrbe aeitcrn @crinittng, nIs er aisF
psm gSegs silr sIrbeis an benz Sauie
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-24

Ifrift BON Ohio ernannt. Seii hew
Sabr' 1902 mar Maior 9bralI Der
Reeprber Der 2ppuI 2ssion,
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gIs elm meoisinifhes nntifestif6es ghtiel
Ffr Guf6eu unb g,honbIuHs bon aotnrrb. Gnt
shnbuua ober gusf6Iaa Der s1afe hes saIies
nnb iene bur6 tpeibIi6e aranfbeiten Serurfadt
bat es ribt feires Sleifen. Geit 3etn 3abren
BOT bic abbia g. zirfbam U1ebicins 60. In To-.
rsr gripatssorrefponSen nit lSrnuen 9ngtinS
smSfobIen. fueIfes fcine 8rrsasIiHieit Benefit
erauen, tpeI1e fitsirt rorben itno, fasen, .ss
III Mot NIT goIb aufsuipteaen.' BET GpDtbe.
fern. zoe srobe eha6tel sber bur6 bte goft
zbe Carton Toilet Co., Bottom. Wlnn.
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sleoiernnas.a s.aniteunnasu.

HesiefuHgs-slEiisnnnasn often !ar rzanusr
lne Hrnueh- xnufenef bon grnennunasr NM
m gnkit6t rifis ffr anfisnunsrn tret
brnui'H 5niniuis. Hssf rs. Ro6sitsr. =. D.
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s,arb am 9ieniias. ben %. Tsat 1915.
Miunie Shiaixa,

geIiebte Io6ter bon Wiuinm unb Caroline
G&tuirg. geb. 0oeb, in ibrem 20. aebaIsidbre
1etGenbeedHgrib bon Der @obnrue itrer Gl'
tern, no. 1896 BORDEN Strube, am STRitng. ben
26 Vadt, um 1 80 9eahMittugs. Tnuieraoitess
bieHft in Der Geutf9eH @rDfefh1tiften Rirhc
On Soffner Strdbe ufN 2:30 TiniHnI1ttnes.
SreuHbe iinb bbfIi&ft eingeIaben.
co riibe fanft I'M fiibIen 9rabe!
GetR 4eift umf6ueb' urrs uae5eit,
Or tr6ite f6rfe fietS ifrib Inbe,
Inns in benz bitteru IreuuuuaSIeib,
Bis etnft In fepger Simmelsb6bu
9erfIdrt mir frob Did pieoerfeb'n-
24,25 Gir frnuernbeu SintcnbliefieueH.
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Simpn 6afer,

I'm gIter bon SO aabren. 9 wepnGtery yainS 90
Iugen.
Die geerbigune finbet ftntt am Opmsrftag.
ben 90. n7ai, Ta6mittaaS nm 2 il5, bonn
Irausrbuufe ans, 30. 1887 sfrre GaraBe.
1924 Die trauermben 8tmmbiisbsnsn.
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sm Wlontaa, ben 22 W,a, Meorgens 2 lIbr,
ftarb in Der s8obnuua feiner G6mefter, Srui
Glifabetb gDenseI 2237 SIoru GtrgBs, infer
dsItebfer r4ruAprG
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8altbaiar Wteser,

IN ieinsm 62. 2ebenSiabre.
Die Beerbigune finbet am wlitttpod, ben "a.
Dsat, saa&mittass 2 iiba. bonn SrGrerbonfe Gus
ftdft. 1924
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SObes-Nnseigen.

gems nm IL 1ibr 80 mdnuten mad iaBeem,
ftusrem 0eiben, infer tnniqftgeIiebter 0atte,
Wdter. Gdipieaerhoter ino Groknafer
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gerIanat- -IdnnIidJ.

enter snnge, am bGs eef4dfi 81 lsrHeH:
ferHef Dlam flr 1nacmeine arbe.i nHe Elm
outer Ehioiirr sldasuiragen BET ben Ntus
cinHaii giriiiiit gsrouebi 9ron Het.s. 2gsi
Gdiiefu slbtnne. 2s.2e
g6reiBer dhs q. 9. G,st x Co., 1851
Sprina Btppe aprrne. 2S-2p
gd6er, inreer, 3. ednb. 31e.sIrbtit sanns
sufraasn iss0 gs1Innt Sirabe. II
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@eibIid.

aocbtn. empigtinneeH eefIanai wlrs. Alm.
e. .. cs.amp. z3eiIipopb. 9boIe Eselt 472.
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WRdb6en cher Drnr far cleemeine GduBs
arbtit Seine e0nH.nass sslrbeii. sia9tnfra.
cen sio. 3733 Spring @tope esSeilue Bdr.
300. II
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W4b6en srfabreHes, IN Camille bon 2
elponbaIe.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24

Can a ball player throw a golf
ball more than 100 yards?
A ball player can, as Grantland
Rice. the New York sporting writer
and some others discovered on the
links of the ArcOla club, New York
City. Christy Mathewson submitted
TO the test, and Christy made the
hole without the use of a mashie or
any other club.
j. s. Worthington of Mid-S Surrey,
England. classed as one of the great
amateur golf players Of that coun-
try, didn't believe il possible Grant
land Rice, having seen Matty in the
box, admits he had a suspicion
Matty could
The 18th hole at Arcola. a dis
lance OF 1875 yards. was selected for
the test. Everybody played and then
Matty wound up and let loose. The
throw carried over the bunker and
landed a few yards from the cup.
Matty's throw was much nearer the
cup than any mashie shot made by
the others. The total throw was
1876 yards
MY word" said Worthington.
MY word"'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24
AGGIES TO PLAY HERE
Game With NOtre Dame II Sched-
uIed For Nov. "a.

EAST LANSING. Mich, Dec. 23.
Northwestern university and SYRIA
cuse university are on the football
schedule of the Michigan Aggies for
1917. which was completed today.
The game with the university of
Michigan has been set for oct. 20,
with the place of playing it TO be
decided later. The schedule follows:
oct. s, Alma college at East Lam
sing; oct. IS, Kalamazoo college at
East Lansing; oct. 20. University OF
Michigan at -. oct. p, uniVer-
sity of Nebraska at East lansing;
Nov 8. university Of South Dakota
at East Lansing; Nov. 10, North
western university at Evanston, Ill;
Nov. Il. NOtre Dame at South Bend;
Nov "a, Syracuse at East Lansing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24
TINKER SECURES TEAM
VIII Play ShOrtstop and Manage
Columbus Club.

CHICAGO, Dec. 23.--JOe Tinker.
deposed manager of the Cubs, and
Thomas T.. Wilson, Chicago packer,
are the new owners of the Columbus
club of the American association.
Part payment 10 bind the deal has
been made in Columbus by Tinker
and the deal is TO be concluded Jan.
g. The price was $65.OOO. Tinker
not only will manage the team. but
may play shOrtstop.
II am very glad Tinker has sue
Ceeded in getting the club" said
Prest Weeghman of the Cubs.
There will be no trouble getting his
release from the Cubs. He can have
il any time he wants IL"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24
BASKETBALL
FIVE BIG CLUBS TO
TRAIN IN TEXAS
Giants. Tigers. White SOx. Cardinals
and Browns Follow i'm
McGraw's Steps.
InternatIonal 80 servIee .

NEW YORK. Dec 23.-Five Of
the Is big league clubs will train
in Texas next spring. showing that
there must be something 70 John
McGraw's contention that Texas Of
fers the best training weather OF any
state in the union. A list Of the ma
jor league clubs and their camps fol-
low
National league-Giants. Marlin
Spring. Texas: Cardinals. san An
tonic. Pirates Columbus. Ca; Cubs.
Pasadena. Calf; Graves. Miami.
Fla: Phillies, St. Petersburg. Fla;
Dodgers. Hot Springs. Ark; Reds.
Shreveport. La.
American league-Tigers. Wax
ahachie. Texas: White SOx, Mineral
Wells. Texas: Browns. Palestine,
Texas: Yankees, Macon. Ca; Sena-
tors, Augusta, Ga: Indians. New
Orleans: Red Sox, Hot Springs.
Ark: Athletics, Jacksonville, Fla.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24
REPLY ABOUT READY.
ItiOnal News Service !:

IEternatiOnal News Service:
PARIS, Dec. 29.-The allied pow
ers' answer TO the German proposal
that the belligerents enter forthwith
into peace negotiations is almost
finished, the Petit Parisien an
nOunced today. This paper says that
the document is a lengthy one and
sets forth the responsibilities of the
central powers.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24
VILLAR KYR0NEN WINS
Y0NKERS MARATHON
New York Runner Does &c Miles i'm
Hours 81 Minutes and
5S 20 Seconds.
Associated Press Service.

Associated Press Service
NEW YORK. Dec. "a Villar
Kyronen of the Millrose A. c. of
New York, who won the senior ma
tional cross country championship
two weeks ago. finished first in the
YOnkers Marathon today. His time
for the distance. about % miles, 10
OF II on the Empire City race track,
was two hours. 81 minutes and
SO 20 seconds. Kyronen finished a
mile ahead of Sidney S. Hatch, IN
attached, of Chicago, whose time
was three hours and % seconds.
James Brooks of the Mohawk A. G.
of New York, was third, a mile back
of Hatch.
OF 30 starters 10 finished within
the time limit
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24
BOXING
ROSE POLY ANNOUNCES
1917 GRl0IR0N DATES
To Open Sept With Alumni
Game Away From Home.

Associated Press Service
TERRE HAUTE. Ind, Dec. %
Rose Polytechnic institute today an
nounced the 1917 football schedule
as follows:
Sept. Annual alumni game.
oct. eastern Illinois Normal at
Charleston, III.
oct. 13-Hanover at Terre Haute.
oct. 2O-Wabash at Terre Haute.
Oct. 27-St. Louis university at st.
Louis
Nov. 3-DePauw university at
Greencastle.
Nov. 10-Franklin at Terre Haute.
Nov. Butler at Terre Haute
Nov. 24-Open.
Negotiations are under way 10 ar
range a Thanksgiving date away
from home with Louisville or Wi
mona Aggies.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24
EGG AND DUPUY WIN
SIX DAY BIKE RACE
First six Teams Cover 1875 Miles
and -Four I.apS-Berlin
Point System Used.
A..n.IaLed - ServLce

Associated Press Service
NEW YORK. Dec. .3-Oscar Egg
and Marcel Dupuy won the twenty
fourth annual siX-day bicycle race
uu Madison square garden. which
closed at II o'clock tonight
Root and Madden finished second
in the race. with Spears and MCNa-
mara thirO Kaiser and Cameron
we're fourth. Hill and Drobach NTH.
Debaetes and Walthour sixth.
The six teams covered 2.625 miles
and four laps. the record is 2.759
miles and lapa, made by Goullett
and Grenda In 1919
The Berlin point system was used
in the scoring.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24
PLANS REFORMS.

International News Service:
VIENNA, Dec. 23.-An extensive
program Of reforms has been out
lined by the new Austrian cabinet
which has just come into power.
Premier Count Clam MARITIME an
nounces that parliament will soon
be convened 10 deal with them.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24
SHIP HITS NINE.

Intern ational News Service:
WASHINGTON, Dec. %. - The
steamer Kahsan OF the American
Hawaiian line, was badly damaged
by "A mine Consul Gen. Skinner at
London today informed the state de-
partment. Beyond saying the re-
port came to LlOyd's from Nantes,
France. no details were given.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24
GRID TEAM GOING WEST
Is IL HOURS LATE
University of Pennsylvania Squad
Due i'm Chicago Yesterday
Bound for California.
Associated Press Service.

Associated Press Service.
CHICAGO, Dec. %. The train
carrying the University of Pennsyl-
vania football players, who are en-
route to Pasadena, Cal, for game
on New Years day with the Univer-
sity Of Oregon eleven, was reported
II hours late today. II was due in
Chicago at noon and a brief practice
session in Chicago had been ar
ranged for the eleven.
A gridiron in Grant park on Chi
cago's lake front has been swept of
snow in the expectations that the
players will practice here tomorrow
morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24
TWO SHIPS LOST.
International News Service:

lnternati Onal News Service,
HALIFAX, y. s. Dec. 23.-A
large unidentified schooner has been
lost off Dartmouth point Mahoney
bay. All on board are believed 10
have persisted.
Another wreck. believed TO be tns
American schooner William Mason,
is at Irish ledge. near Yarmouth.
The body Of one man was dashed in
the rigging.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24
PIRATE SCOUT DEAD
Howard j. Earle Broke Into Game
Under Arson.
International News Service:

International News Service:
UTICA, n. Y, Dec. 23.-Howard
J. Earle, scout for the Pittsburgh
Pirates, is dead today at his home
at North Bay. on Oneida lake He
broke into baseball under Cap An
SON. on the Chicago club. His last
active baseball experience was as
manager of the Utica State league
team with which he won a pennant
in 1899. He was 53 yea old
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24
BETHLEHEM SOCCER
TEAM WINS 2 TO |
Assoclated Press Servlce.

Associated Press Service.
CHICAGO. Dec. 23.-The Bethle-
hem soccer team of Bethlehem, Pa,
national champions. defeated a team
of picked Chicago players here to-
day. TO l. Clark and McKelray
were the point winners for the east
erners. POlhtt, center, scored Chi
cago's only tally.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-24
BOARD REPORTS
International News Service:

International News Service:
NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-The arbi-
tratiOn board representing Is rail-
roads and their switchmen today
submitted report to grant the
eight-hOur day. straight pro rata
time for over time and an increase
of five cents an hour for firemen
and helpers. The arbitration was
conducted under the Newlands act.