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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-07

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YertbeiOigung gngIanDs bergs6en.
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lte NaarsH bsfOrbern birfen. 0as
fptro CUR JoIge baben, bab ameritaui.
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pbuiPpiHeu tsins Duaren mebr brius
gen tOnHen. Dem ameritanii6sn
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ben, oamit @ngIarb bic betreffenber
abidssebiets uno fOgar unfsre eiasnsn
fir fih uorbebaItsH tann. Das Ieat
bod Den 9eoautsH nabe, bieieu glan
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ibm Rabrungsmittsl unb Wunittpa
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nit enti4ieoenbeit 3uriideeptsieil.
Yer 5ausDorfiser Oes &Ommittses fir
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-07
Yas rumduiI9 9egrOo pirb

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munben, ba @nslanb oafiir beaablt
bat. Inter Der rumdniIaen geute be-
tinbet iih fir 80 Wiaionsn Dollars
Meisen, ben gnslanb setauft bate,
um ibn ben Oeutiaen por5uentbaltsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-07

Die entf heioenbe S4la6;
in bisIem ariege mar SanneHberg. Sis
bat bic slsi9e tpeltbiitoriiae Sebeus
tuns, pie bic S9laaten DOn Wtaras
tbon, i'm Seutoburser Dalo, 9aiIings,
9sttpsburs, 2eipsis u. (. fD., inoem lie
ben SauptpIan Der aGiirtsn ben GeIos
8us burd leberpinbuns 0euti4lanbs
3u getpinnsn, nereitelte. Bon militGrs
pbiloippbiidem Stanopuntte tonnte
man bamals i9on iasen, bab bic als
liirten sinsn ausiiatsIuien aampf
fiibren. 0as SieseI puroe bura bic
groberuns pon 8ariaau oarauf ses
Oriidt. Gieies greiguiB Iieb eriebeuL
oab bic. Sifeniiptraft Der Rufen sss
bro9en fei. Die groberuns poH gue
dureIt eripeiIt, bab bic Sffeniiotruft
aaer aaitrten suiammeneenpms
men pabin eei9punoen 1T. stlIer
Ternurft 5ufolge iollten bic aniirten
iest um 5rieben nadfuden. Dusr
molten II, ii6 nod nidt o.riteben, absr
bic 9etuibbeit Derbleibt. bab iie urpers
antportlider @siie Mleni6euIsben
Opfern unb bob iie ibrer D0Iisen Ris.
oerluge ni6t entgeben t0nnen. Sbr
Riidgrat 1T gebrphen. Sic tGmpfsu
gesen ibr unDermeioIi4es Sdidfal an.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-07

Gg pirb in 2onbon baopu
geipro9en, bab Soffres Gage aIz
Nbsrbsfehlsbaber se5dblt iinb. 0as
1T anseiihts Der berben GuttGui6ung,
lpslae Der SommerGeIO5ug sebraht
bat, ni9t iiberraiaenO. Ra6bem man
Spffre MiGionen BON Manni4aften
unb aIIes, mag gum &riess notbmeuois
lit, in iiberreidli9em Mabe seLieiert
bate. beste man bic setpiiie grpars
tuug, bab er Die Seuti6en in ben
Hbsin bineintreiben tpiiroe urb finbet,
bag fie blps einise SiIpmetsr suriide:s
fpiden iinb. sn 5olse peIien BAT ii6
bic 4niidt snttUideIt, baB Soffre ui6t
Der sroBe nappIsonii6s 9eiit 1T. fir
ben man Jpn gebalten bat. Die Wabr-
beit III, bab SOffre ielbft Ti4 MID! fir
einsn TapoleOu ausgegsbeu bat. ME
bolt bat er ertIGrt, bab bic 0eutThen
Aidt in Sdladtsn, ipubern uur ourh
Iufreibuns iiberipunben perben tons
nen. Die Gran8Oien sIauben bas
ni6t, ba fie isbsn, bab bic aufrsibuug
auf ibrer Ssits ii4 polI5iebt unb mol
len S6Iadten Don Der Qrt Don Gus
iterIiB unb Sena. 9isfes 8srsniioen
lam Soffre ibnen nidt bisten, neil er
anbsre 9egnsr DOR ii4 bat. uls Ras
polepn urb neil feline militdrii9e I'D
bisteit nidt auf Der Sohe itebt, bic
man ibm als 5Olgs Der sdIa6t an Der
Warne sussidrieben bat. Soffre IN
nt4t als GROCER WiIitGr seboren, fpn'
bern bic grDbe 1T ibm pom 3ufoG nufs
sebruHgsn pOrbsn. Gin 8erfsbeu
3luds bat ibm ben JeIbberrrubm
perlisben, ben sr ni6t bebaupten fam,
neil foIde Srrtbiiuer, ME Iie 3Iud
begdngen bat, inter Sinosnburgg 2sis
tlins ridt msbr bortommeu. Denn
Soffre abgsfebt perber ionts, tpirb er
bic 9errlstbuune erlsbsn, bub fein
yta6folger ebenIO tpertg iDiro ausrit,
ten t6nnen, ipie er.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-07

spiidentuatliaen SanbeI. 9lbamIon.
Elm Sntimus bes prGiibenitn. ertlart
unperfrpren, bab er ale @ilIs, nelhe
sine Iusfubriperre gegen Rabrunsse
mittel beslpeden, niht an ben Son
grsb 5uriidberidten tperbe. llnb Sas
ion 9atriotismus fem! England Tam
ben ameritanii9en 5anbel nad Belle
ben perni9ten, aber es barf nidts CUR
Mbipebr bagesen sef9eben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-07

gs 1T cine angensb IN {
&ettiirs, bic 4nii6teu Der Militdr,
Grpertsn in Den Rep gortsr probrt
ttiaen 9ldttern ppm SoHntas gu les
len, NORM iie ii9 iiber ben ppraus,
li4tli4sn 9erlauf bes arssss iebr
ausfiibrlid boren lafisn. Rublanb
hieb es, made ioI4s offsnit9tli6e
JOrti6ritte i'm aarpatbsntpalD. bag
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ertgeben t0nns. 60 uuiinRig baben
oieis 9errsn INNER prutsIt. @enn
bic Qqiirten eulen IotaleN 9ortbeiI ers
ringen, oub fis irssnO Elm Dorf ooer
eiHe QHbOhe nsbmsn, oQnn bultcn
Die prObritifhen Wlilttdr Grperten
bag Sditfal Der oeutiden 9erbiinbss
ten fir beiiegeIt. Sn bisier MsiIe
tuuihen iie betdnbig bas ameritanl.
Ibs PubIitum, Gber in bieiem uns
linn Iiegt Metbooe. Die Qaiirteu mil.
len in ben Opn DdG Strest tontrclir.
ten Netp Dorter probritiidsn Sourno,
len ~gebuitet" perrben, UNI 4bnsbmsr
fiir alIitrte Iapisre gu finoen. 9tNr
lett Der Don Der Referpebeb1rbe erlaTes
uen 0arHung 1T biefes gemihen
ebenfo OergebIid, tpie bi, Grbi6tuno
DON alIiirten StegeH.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-07
@as mir aber bic llrIa6en


Was mir uber bic llrIa6en
Der eualiIasn &abinetszariiis seIast
babsn, fpirO bur4 na9trGsli1s Be-
ri1te aus 2onbon beitdtiet. 2lopo
@eorse mir niat bios bas &abinet,
fonbern aud bas Parliament aus Der
ariessfiibruns ausi9alten unn cine
militGrii9e Oittdtur etnfiibren, an be-
rem Spibe er nit unbesren5ter Wa6tz
polltommsnbeit itebt. Der fran5ofi@s
Woblfabrtsausi9ub BON 1898, ber
na9 feinsm 8elisben iiber 2eben unb
sisentbum perfiiste, i6tpebts ibm pur
Iusen unb er bat ieinen Willen our9-
sciebt. Qsquitb tOnnte uls 2lltzaibe'
raler iib ridt basu periteben, bic 9ers
faiiung bon GnslanD auf5ubeben uno
rGumte ben plab. DAB bieier 5ucrit
Yonar Gam, oem Siibrer Der aonier-
paiipen, anseboten fpurbe, mar ein abs
eetdrietes Spiel, bamit ni6t su beEts
lid bsrportrste, oab @eorse IS auf ben
Stur3 9lsquitbs abseiehen bate, Inn
an beFen StelIe gu treten. Gg fieb
suerit, bab Seorse iih peigert. ben
premisrppitsn anSutreten, aber bteIor
englii9e gdIar lebnte bic strone
nidt brsimaI ab. Sebp4 BON ben
YerIonals sgerbGltniiIen ab9eieben, lit
teitiiebenb, bab bic Miniitertriie uno
ibre grlebisuns bur6 ben Stur5 @ss
quitbs auf ben Gntfdlub btnpeiIt, ben
8ries biz Sur p0llisen gridGpfung
tort5uiessn, bic eIiidIi4er 8siie ni6t
mebr fern 1T.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-27
ALL SET
FOR BIG
CONTESTS
BY H. G. HAMILTON

United Press Staff Correspondent.
NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-Cor-
nell's football team is in Cam
bridge today, ready to meet the
avenging wrath of the Harvard
eleven. In Princeton they're enter
tanning Dartmouth, while the Tig-
ers are preparing to make an at
tempt to put across their first real
big victory of the year. Early to-
day the Washington and Jeffer-
son eleven trekked its way to New
Haven where 1t hopes to once
more be the team to shove a thorn
into the side of the sons of one
Elihu Yale.
When tomorrow's noon passes
and football games loom large on
the horizon, the eastern football
public will settle itself securely to
await the first clashes between
the old rivals.
OF all the bunch Harvard APP
pears to be the only spot where
they're worrying. Cornell kicked
a hole in Harvard's record last
year that was some hurtful and
they're not sure in Cambridge
that DR.. Sharpe's squad cannot
repeat the dose.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-27
Tahoma Club
Would EnlarSe

Members of the Tahoma Ath-
letic club are making strenuous
endeavor to enlarge their men,
bership to such an extent that
they can open a club building and
affiliate with the American ANA
teur Union.
Tacoma has never been asso-
ciated with the national amateur
society, and the Tahoma boys are
anxious to effect such an affilia-
ton. At present the club is de-
voting all its time to football, but
with a large membership, all sorts
of indoor and outdoor sports will
be taken up.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-27
BIG DOUBLE
PROGRAM is
MAKING HIT

While two entirely different
pictures make up the double pro-
gram at the Colonial this week,
each of them is proving popular
with the audiences.
THE Beast" is a Fox produc-
tion. featuring George Walsh and
Anna Luther. 1t is replete with
stirring action, adventure, and
stuff that has a punch" The
stars are clever, and are given
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-27
MANY FAST BOUTS in
IS. T. A. CLUB SMOKER

seen in this section In many a
day. The lads did not loaf a min
ute. Their match was exciting
in the extreme. 1t was called a
draw.
Virgil Bremmer and Clifford
Bremmer, feathers. made prom
Using showing in their fast bouts,
and will certainly be heard from
again.
Shorty" Wharton and AL
Whitman fought lightning four
rounds, with Whitman getting the
decision.
Joe Richmond did good work
as referee, and Eddie Quinn was
scream" as announcer. Man.
ayers Eddie Quinn and Ed Karl
announced that the next smoker
would probably be held November
IL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-27
BY BILLY CAIRNS

Five fast bouts marked the
opening smoker of the season for
the South Tacoma Athletic club
last night. The show was great
success, both from an athletic and
a financial standpoint. The aud
fence was so large that 1t fairly
bulged out the walls Of the atil-
letic clubs quarters.
The main event was a hard
fought four-round draw between
Jimmy Panatonia of South Taco
ma and Jack Shaughnessy of Ia
coma. Both boys were very fast.
Spike" Pfister and Eddie Alb
bolt also smashed at each other
for four rounds to a draw.
AL Carey and Neil Christian
put up one of the best bouts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-27
FARMER HAS
HIS CHANCE

SEATTLE, Oct. 27.-Seattle
boxing fans are keenly interested
in tonight's big bout at Dream
land between Willie Meehan, light
heavyweight champion of the Pa
cific coast, and Frank Farmer OF
Tacoma, title-holder of the North
west. Meehan is the big draw
ing card, although Farmer, be-
cause of his defeat last winter OF
Billy Murray, is attracting much
interest.
Among the other bouts will be
clash between Joe Harrahan,
new featherweight champion of
the Northwest, and Muff Bronson
OF Portland: Frenchie Vaise and
Eddie Hubbard: Leo Houck and
Nick Sugar; Jack Denley and
Harry Casey; and Red Morgan
and Marty Foley of Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-27
Actress With Most Beautiful
Eyes, Fills Apollo Entire Week

Crowds that have filled the
Apollo all this week during the
showing of "The Common Law"
in which Clara Kimball Young is
starred, have admired and won
dered at the beauty of the pro-
duction and the perfection of de-
tail that makes 1t Joy in every
foot of its seven reels. 1t is the
work of Albert Capellani, the
brilliant French director.
Another production noted for
its masterful direction and beau
tiful scenic effects as we'll as for
it's story and star. comes to the
Apollo Sunday. II is Romeo and
Juliet" with Theda Bara In the
role Of Juliet.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-27
MUTES WIN
FAST GAME
united Press Leased Wire.l

VANCOUVER, WASH, Oct. 81.
Deaf and dumb football war;
riors of the Washington State
School for Mutes were figuring on
challenging Harvard or Yale to-
day after their 10 to 0 defeat of
the Commerce High School elev-
en-.
The deaf mutes called signals
on their fingers and had the en-
envy going south from Alpha to
Omega, while up in the bleachers
crowd of frenzied boys and girls
wildly shelled out, "Rah, rah, rah,
DEAF SCHOOL R-r-rah," on their
twinkling fingers.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-27
Willard to
Box, Is Now
the Report

thuheN A-rE@n Lenae0 Wtre-D
SAN DIEGO, Cal, Oct. 81. -
That Jess Willard will meet eth
err Battling Levinsky or Jack Dill
lon 1T Tia Juana, Mexico, just
across i.he line from here this win
ter was the belief of local fight
bugs today. Tex Richard Is said
to be prtmoting the scrap. He Is
trying I'd get Welsh and Dundee
down there for a preliminary 70
The big battle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-27

good support. Herschel Mayal,
who played the leading role in
Civilization, is In the cast.
1.-The Quest of Life" offers the
famous dancing pair, Maurice
and Florence Walton, in their
first photoplay. In addition to
clever dancing, an interesting
story is unfolded.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-27

One of the largest football
crowds in years is anticipated at
the Stadium tomorrow afternoon
when the big double-header for
the benefit of C. p. s. athletes is
staged.
The first game. starting at
1:30, will be between the Taho-
ma Athletic club and the Uniyer-
sity of Washington Sophomores.
The second game will be between
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-27
Brief Makes
New Record
UNITED Pres. Leaned Wirel

SALT LAKE, Utah, Oct. 81. -
Bunny Brief, Bee slugger, yester-
day broke Ping Bodies record for
home runs In the Pacific Coast
league. He caught one of Clin-
otn Prough's fast balls on the
seam in the sixth inning and the
sphere disappeared over the dis
tant fence. Brief has garnered
81 circuit drives this season.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-27
Two Big Games at
Stadium Tomorrow

the College of Puget Sound eleven
and the Bellingham State Normal
team.
c. p. s. has come back after
three years of idleness. The team
this year is fast and ambitious.
due to the constant training Of
Coach Robbins. The coach is a
veteran at the gridiron game, and
he is making stout predictions for
his college team this year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-27
MenSOr Goes
to the Oaks

SPOKANE. Oct. 27.-Eddie
Mensor will play with the Oak
land Coast league team next year.
The perfect fielding player of the
Spokane Indians has been taken
over by the Oaks, according to
announcement here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-27
Welsh Lands
a Knockout

OIIAWA, Ont, Oct n. -
Champion Freddie Welsh knocked
out Young Ward In the fourth
round OF a scheduled ten round
&c here last night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-27

One of the little fellows who
scoops up baseballs out around
the shortstop position very sim
liar to the way Tealey Raymond
does the stunt, is the handsome
little Leo Kierstead, who is the
owner of one of those Fleisch-
man cups given to the Hopkins
boys. Leo says the faster they
come down his way the better
he likes 'em. r,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-27

1t was fully five minutes before.
the applause subsidized when AL
Davis was presented with his
Fleischmann cup at the Hop
kins club rooms this week.
Without doubt, AL is one of the
most popular amateurs in the
city.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-27

Miss Young is making an I'M
mense hit at the Apollo, where
her engagement has been length
ened to u full week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-27
With Tacoma Amateurs
BY Billy earns.

Art Glover, one Of our local hunt
ers, has Just returned from
four-day trip to the mountain.
He bagged two fine deer, and
caught a string of large salmon
trout.
The Rhodes Brothers bOwlers
meet the Peoples Store team
tonight in a Commercial league
contest. Whenever these two
teams clash, a recordbreaker
is assured, as both quintets are
fast and ferocious.
All amateur baseball, football,
basketball, soccer and other en-
thusiasts are requested to write
Billy earns, 2211 North 26th
street, a card or letter stating
something OF interest about
himself or some game in which
he has taken part. We have
arranged to give a fine little re-
ward for the best amateur item
submitted. All reports should
be received not later than
Wednesday of next week.
When il comes to giving a season
closing entertainment, you've
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-27
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-27

Wonder what the "DoctOr" thinks
of the popularity contest?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-10-27
saw
ALAS A
- LECTION of Charles f. Hughes is a vital necessity
N. IL Americans to Americans the rich
commerce of Alaska.

"A LECTION of Charles E. Hughes is vital necessity
n If Americans or Americans the rich
commerce of Alaska
The flag of the United States might as well be low
cred everywhere to the north unless protection
Hughes represents substituted for the policy
of making Uncle Sam international Santa Claus.
Why give away most valuable possessions?
The first thing we know Alaska will be classed by
the Democrats with the Philippines well hauling
down the Stars and Stripes that have meant much to
red-booded American who entered the north
ern land of enchanment and of gold.
The fish industry of Southeastern Alaska, now
threatening to into alien hands, is decidedly in
teresting case in point Yet it but an incident in the
larger plan of Canada to dominate everything north of
the international line.
The state of Washington has more to fear from
Canada than from all the other competitors for the
Alaska trade combined.
At cost of hundreds of millions subsidized by
the Imperial British Government, Canada built her
northern transcontinenal railway, Prince
Rupert, the back door of Alaska
That road was not built for gIory-but to make
Prince Rupert the Canadian gateway for Alaska
American markets. royal trade commission long ago
studied the North Pacific trade situation and laid plans
to take Alaskas trade away from Americn ports.
The Ketchikan fishing trade, running into millions
every year. has been reaching the Eastern market thru
the ports of Puget Sound Washington has been the
home of the fishing fleet
At blow the Canadians sought to center all this
fishing industry in Prince Rupert, forcing American
boats to the American flag for that Great
Britain Read this dispatch in the Victoria Co. Colo
mist:
PRINCE RUPERT B. c., Sept. 1e.-t is
estimated by independent fishermen here that
by the new year at least seyen-eighths of the
Puget Sound fleet will be doing business
this port instead of sailing, heretofore,
out Of American ports
This is not a careless prediction, but is based
ON practical knowledge of conditions. The
number of American boats continues % steadily
increase
Fishermen who have been accustomed to
come here since the order-n-counc went into
effect. say IL will not be long before they are
Joined by their families Many of the
home-owners. and IL is only because they can
mot sell out Immediately to advantage that they
still reside I'm the south.
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got to hand it to Billy Adams
and Charley Fowler of the Hop
kins Athletic club. Their
blowout" was one of the most
successful ever staged in Taco
ma.
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The Remedy--Hughes
and Protection

moderate duty fish will prevent Canadians
with cheap Oriental labor making Alaska fish
Canadian fish. Democratic substitute for PROTE(t
TON Of this kind was Illogical poorly conceived
and framed, that Democratic Congress could not
pass II.
And today the consumer Is paying higher price for
habut In the market than ever before.
Hughes and the Republican party will save the
fisheries for Amercaand will the other Alaska
from falling into foreign hands, Is IL any
wonder that British Colunbis papers urging America
re-e1ect Wilson?
g There's much stake Mr.. Wilson give
AWAY cserythingwness the shineIe industry presented
to british Columbia; witness coal.
We want Alaska and Alaska wants us,
GIVE Us HUGHES!
tPAm ADvERTIsING)
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When it comes to giving a season
closing entertainment, you've