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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
BOOTS WINS SUBURBAN
FAVORITE FINN RUNS HARD,
BUT Is BEATEN NEAR FINISH
borrow Threatens 10 Win NJ Turn. Hut
Boots Comes Through MnEnih-
Gently mt I.Oftus'S Urging.

BELMONT RACE TRACK, y. y. June
a.-Closins with a determined drive and
wearing down Borrow in the final
eighth. Boots won the Suburban handi-
cap here this afternoon. The Mccum-
Der colt was going away AT the end and
Won hy two lengths The Finn, in the
final test, finished half Il length behind
Borrow Boots was coupled with Ed
Crump and was we'll played. Tile victor
travelled the mile and quarter IN
2:03 l-5, the slowest time made since
the classic was run over this course.
The Finn ruled the stronges, nlnu
OF n favorite. Opening at TO |. ne
was steadily backed until at the post
time to was the hest obtainablc. But
the favorite disappointed his hackers.
When the final drive came and his
crowd Of admirers were shouting for
him 70 come through he failed. Bor-
row. the Whitney horse, looked like 4
winner turning into the stretch. But
LOTUS. OH Boots. urged his mount and
he came through like stake horse
running against n lot of selling platers
There was none of the usual dilaIv.y
tactics at the post such as frequently
mars the starting OF classic. The ficln
hurry. -\irman started out in front.
ia Crump WAS at his neck, with spur.
Stromboli and The Finn trailing. Past
the quarter they ran in this order. At
the half .Airman was through Ed
of the back stretch the bunch was close
together. Not hve lengths separa ted
the leaders and tailendcrs.
shooting around the turn. Pickens
made his move on The Finn. He fairly
shot through the bunch, and. entering
the final drive, was in front The crowd
jumped up. They cried The Finn wins"
Eut they We're too soon. AS the Finn
strai Chtcned out Borrow came through
on the inside and hooked up with The
Finn. In a few jumps he was ahead.
Then, like a cyclone. the Macon ber
silks were seen coming with gigantic
leaps.
Boots came tearing and jumping. and
at the quarter pole was in front LOTUS
then sat down and rode one of his IA :
nous finishes Inch by inch he moved
| away and a sixteenth from home had
the race won. Pickens tried his best
to catch Borrow, but The Finn was
through.
After the horses came back it was
noticed that Stromboli Vas lame. He
was bumped badly in the running and
his chances were killed At the turn of
the stretch. 4 banner crowd watched
the running OF the historic classic. So
ciety was out in force.
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TABERNACLE TEAM TO QUIT
l.. I. Brucc Says lie VIII Withdraw
Financial support and Club VIII
Pull Out of League.

The Tabernacle Baptist team OF the
SUNDAY school League. probably Will
Withdraw from that organization. ac-
cordinG TO an announcement made last
night by l.. !. Bruce, former mana ge.
OF the team, who has been partially
financing the club since his resignation
As manager. Bruce announced last
night that he would withdraw his sup
port from the team, as there was a
lack of interest in the club on the part
that there were few PLAYERS who had
stuck to the team since its organiZa-
ton.
Bruce Woolard. the present manager
OF the cub. could not be ,eached ,as;
night, and whether efforts will be made
10 keep the team together without the
support of L. |. Bruce is not known
at TINS time. The team has not been
gong we'll this season. having los;
every game played.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
ANENT AMATEUR GAMES
CASUALTY RISKS HIGH AS
THIS REPORTER LEARNED
catcher. Bnttcr, Spectator and Even Dog
suffer When They Cross Path OF
Byrd Park JiuN.

An amateur BASEBALL game ycsterday
afternoon at Byrd lark between Tho
Duplex and Paramount teams provided
cons derabiy more Of interest than was
oh!isatcd by the price Of admiss ION
which is not surprising in view of the
fact that adm!ttance was free.
The excitement began IN tho first
inning. The Fairmount catcher caugh;
the third ball with one hand. with the
result that one finger received the iu,.
pact He jerked OF his glove and sub
mitted 10 a vigorous course of arm
stretching at the hands OF an entnu.
siastic friend; All hands then repaired
to fountain, where water was applied
hut th- bandare. which immediatei .
followed. indicated broken bone o,
discolorcd joint lie was replaced by
The man nrst a, ba, struck out and
the second man was hit H.: I rCched
ball on the r!Sht h!r. lie got 10 first
base, where other players formed a
judic!ous screen about him ana 70.
moved enough OF his rainment TO re-
vS<l a bad bruisc. He could not run
and another man took his place
Next up was man who made base
hit, which he tried to stretch into a
two a cEer, but was caught between
bases and tagged so hard that ne fell
10 his knees. tearing has brooches am
scarifyinE his flesh. fIc was tempo!a lily
out of running comm;ssio but his side
was then out and he vas not placed oil
the sick list.
Next inning: \ batsman hit a high
found which the catcher tried 10 cora
by jumping the wire fence He m ISIS &c
landing on canine spectator by 4
fraction Of an inch and the dog de-
parted hastily in :hc general direCtio"
OF the lake and oblivion.
y moment later a small boy specta
tor, in a manner possible only 10 =
small boy. fell between the seats on the
trenches had been taken. the casualty
hurting his neck badly. lie was led
away.
Al this point. although only two
trenches had been tak&en the casualty
fisk had grown 50 heavy that the re.
porter thought best to leave.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
COMMISSION WILL MEET
Secretaries and Presidents of League
VIII Consider Several Matters of
IniDoI tance-prOtest Comes IN.

An important meeting of the ANA
teur baseball Commission Of Richm ond
Will be held on Wednesday night at s
o'clock in the automobile room al MUIR
phys Hotel.
Several important questions will
come before ;hc meeting and a full
attendance of all league secretaries has
been asked by thu commission
McGill team from the Central League
by the maGnates of that orEaniza ton
AT a meeting held las week will be
taken up. The McGill team was not
represented Al the meeting. and feels
that their side Of flie case should he
stated. In addition to this protest.
,mrae III ne. ne Ilm s hatoerS OF import
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
WINS BlG-NINE FIELD MEET
Bob simpson. Of Missouri, Il Individual
Point Winner with IL Units.
Worlds Record Approached.

CHICAGO. June a.-The University of
Chicago won the seventeenth annual
Big Nine track meet at Stagg Field to-
day. Illinois Was second and Missouri
third
The worlds mile record OF 4li 30.
held by John Paul Jones. of Cornell,
wa in jeopardy when T. II. Fall. of
Obcrl'n. finished only ! 30 seconds be-
hind that mark. Fairs time broke the
conference record of i:ia 30. made by
Meyers. of Depauw. in 1915.
FAN finished first also in the two
mile, beating Tenny. of Chicago.
The honor OF individual point winner
Went TO Bob simpson. OF Missouri He
made Is units The conference javelin
record was broken by Higgins. of Chi
cago
The surprise of the day came when
Archibald Jones. a Chicago sophomore
beat Rodkey. of Kansas, in the SS0-yard
run. Rodkey led for half the distance.
and the issue seemed doubtful when
James challenged. Rodkey finally gave
way. Some of the best known perform
ers in the meet were Fall. Thomps on.
Bachman. of Notre Dame: SPHINX OF
Illinois; Fisher and Graham, OF Chi
caGo. and Smart. Of northwestern.
The quarter mile, one OF the hard
est contested events OF the day, was
won by Curtiss. of Chicago. closely fol-
lowed by sphinx. Illinois: Clark. Chi
cago. and ISarden, Grnnell.
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POLO JOURNEYS ARE DROPPED
As RESULT OF WAR CONDITION

NEW YORK, June AT social
meeting OF the Polo Association which
was held at the Offices, 30 Church Strct.
and attended by the chairman, H. l..
Herbert, the Observation-Disclosures. Will
liam \. Hazard DevereuX Milburn and
Harry PAYNE Whitney. IL was voted to
declare off, in view OF the war. all the
scheduled tourna ments. and also the
national championships on the organ
cations fields at the Point Judith Polo
Club. Narragansett Pier.
y. S. y. Randolph. head OF the latter
club. said, however. that there will he
an open polo tournament at the Pier
conducted on old ia shiond lines to give
those who may be sojourninS there an
opportunity to swing their mallets
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
BOBBY JONES WINS TITLE
OF SOUTHERN GOLF CHAMP
Continues Wonderfully Consistent
Game That Marked EnrIy Plny-Ju-
CODY Fnii> on Easy Puts.
By AsSoc'"ted PFess'l


EIEMING HAM, June 9.--Esobbv Jones
OF Atlanta. Ga. day demonstrated
his right TO claim Il title that had
already practically been thrust upon
him by followers Of tn: game, when
n" won FOR himself IL. title Of cham
pion IF the Soutl::n Golf Association
by defeating Louis Jacoby. OF New Or
cans and other places. BY the score
Of up and to PLAY on the links
OF the Rocbuck GOLF and Autoniot,ile
club. near This city.
Young Jones won his way to the
iti' through continuation of the
WoHd.rtuliN consistent and steady
game that had enabled him 10 riimin-
ate He.ihen i;ush. the titleholder un-
til to-day, in rather easy fashion in
the semitnals on Friday.
lacohy's downfall may easily be a.
iributcd To his failure to sink appar-
emily easy puts. His driving. at all
times. practically was on par with
That OF Jones. and his fairway and APP
proach shots were of he best but
once IN the green. he faltered. putting
the bail either short or too far. miss
ing chance after chance TO either win
or IT least naive The hole
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
ELKS' TEAM PRACTICING
Local Club Developing Players to Bc
Used Against Petersburg on June
2S-Prospects for Good Team,

baseball nine. is fast getting his team
in shape for the game 10 be played
on June IS against the Petersburg Elks.
and last night announced that he is
well pleased with the showing made by
his recruits SO far. The local lodge
Is anxious to nown the Petersburg out
FIT. and for thai reason will practice
hard from now until the date of the
game
The following is list of few OF
the players who have heen practicing:
Nathan flellStern. Henry Plagcman Joe
Perry, G. J. Hulcher, Albert Anthony.
Charlie Bowe and Captain Tucker. In
addition to these there are q number of
other candidates who will come out
for the team.
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BALTIMORE

Seven Innings by aEreementO
Summary: Thrce-hnsc nu.-,'irm-
ems 90. Home run-Shannon stolen
bnseh-BankstOn.D ihtcil. Base on
bnIls-of Hii1, .; off Ethel, {. struck
out-by HIN. =; by Ethel. =. Lert on
Observation-Disclosures. q; Richmond, f.
First base on crror-RIrhmond
Timc-i:t1. unprecedented burn and
Carpenter.
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LORD 0'ABERNON LEADS ENGLISH
TURF OWNERS WITH BIG WINNINGS

statistics Of the English turf for this
season up 10 date show that Lord
q Abernon claims first place in the
owners list with winnings Of the total
value or $1,000 brought about by Dia-
denis victory Of the 1000 guneas. Mr..
Fairie comes next with $4,000, Que 10
ms capturing the two thousand The
only other owner to get into four fig
ures Is Lord Derby-who has made such
n fine fight on behalf OF the sport-who
mas won three events of the total value
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-06-10
Important Meeting
for Athletic League

An important business meeting NJ
the Athletic League will he held to-
morrow night In the store OF Hurris-
FIippen Company on Enst MIN
street at S;in o'clock. President
tnston has several Important mat-
tcrs TO bring before the fenxue, and
Wishes full attendance OF man
ayers present.
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Southern A.nociation

At New Orleans--New Orleans. Q: At
lanta, ..
Al Mobile-Mobile. 3; Birmingham. s.
At Little Rock-Little Rock. 3: Nasi,
VILE. 3. Called to allow Little Rock
catch train.)
a. Notwithstanding. 3; chatta :
nooga, 8.
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HUSTLERS AND BlSONS SPLIT

BUFFALO. June a-Thc Rochesters
by dividing double-header to-day
Tyson blew up in the NTH inning OF
the frst game and the HuStlers made
enough 20 win by score OF 10 5.
In the second the locals hunted their
way 10 victory III the second inning,
four successive bUnts winning the game
by score OF TO 3. The scores:
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WHERE THEY iiAT TODAY.
Providence at Newark e. sames).
Toronto at Montreal
GO other games schcduIeu.l
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LEAFS AND ROYALS DIVIDE

MONTREAL. June o.-The Toronto
Leafs and the Royals broke even her.
to-day. the locals winning the first
game. to 2. and the visitors taking
the second, to .. Good pitching b,
one OF the pitchers in each game, with
the opponent going poorly, were the
main causes of the split. Whiteman
had two home runs In the second game,
driving in most of Toronto's runs. A
Continued on Second Page.)
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n OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. o; Milwau.
kee. 4.
Al Indianapolis - Indianapolis st
Paul. rain.
wet grounds.
At Tol"do-Toledo. {! Minneapolis 3
'hrst same). Second came postponed.
rain.)
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Tbntteu Tor sherman In ninth.
Score by Innings: r.
Richmond . 800 20 70 O-IO
baltimore ... 90 = OUOO- q
Summary: Iwo-bnne hits-Dentiey.
Nnnbc. Conroy, AcOntn. Schaufclc.
Ihrce-bHsc hlf-Trucsdnlc. Sacrifice
hits-WiIlinms. Hoffman, Knnbe. Mn
gals. Sacrifice hicn-Kochlcr. Srhau-
tric. S.Olcn bnhcs-M Hams, lem
rns. tonr"!. MrtOnncIl. Acostn. Dou-
BILE plny-t'onroy ia knnbc 10 F.ibci.
Dnnc on bnlis-OH Elliott. &; Oft Shrr-
nnn. 3; OF Hoffman. 8; of thnppcIc,
:; on MaEnlis, :. Hit by pitchrr-by
Nngnlls fisherman, Wil1inmsD. Struck
out-hy Elliott. (; by Sherman. =; o.,
Hoffman. g; by MnEniis. 3. Left on
Observation-Disclosures. -; Richmond. 10.
First on errorN-BnltImore.I I; Rich
mond, .. TImc-2:35. Umpircs-Cnr
pcntrr md Blackburn.
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SECOND GAME.

Stryker. Earned runs-Bunalo (: Roches-
ter. Bases on balis-on McCabe. >: off
striker; l.. Three.base hi!--poolan. Two
hase htt-Rodriquez, Farrell. Sacrifice hit
Onslow. First base on errors--Bunalo. /,
stolen ha;es-ssndberg' Kopp t:,. killilea.
Double play-poolan to. Young. Hit by
Eltcher-hy McCahe LFarreID. UmpireS.
Freeman and O Brien. Time, I;40.
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Runalo ............o q q M
Rochester .............o 0 0 { o o . %
, Summary: Error--Lot.. Earned runs
Roehre hester, I; Bnna,lo =. Bases on balls
OF Tyson, .. on Lott. =. struck out--by
Tyson. !: by Lott j. Two-hase hits-Rod-
riqueH. Young 90. Mcdonald. Sacrifice ~
collins. Sacrifice hit--Channell Stolen
6ase-McDonald. Left bases--Rochester
5; Buffalo. Double plays-Fisher to Rod
rlQuez: Mcdonald TO killiea 10 Humnlel GO
Cmpires. Freeman and OBrien. Time.
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STANDING or CLUBS.

WHERE THEY ri.AY TO-DAY
Brooklyn mt Cincinnati
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia mt st. Louis.
(Onlv thrcc EnmeS nchctiulcdD
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American League

Results YESTERDAY.
Detroit. |; Boston. q.
Cleveland. .; New York. q.
Chicago, 5; Washington. 1.
Philadelphia. =; IT. Louis. I.
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How They Stand To-Day
international League
RESULTS YESTEki

Richmond, 3: Baltimore. (second game:
seven llninRs).
Providence. 3; Newark. {first game).
Providence. :; Newark, 3 (second game).
Montreal. !: Toronto. first Game).
Montreal. =; Toronto, tsccOnd gamo).
Rochester, {; Sufalo. 8 (hr.t Enmee).
Rochester. ): buffalo, tsecond Sume).
STANDING or CLUBS
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~ atlGnal League

WHERE They rLAY TODAY.
Open dutc.)
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RESULTS lESTERDAT.
Cincinnati. =: Brooklyn. 1.
New York. I: Chicago. q.
Boston. q; Pittsburgh. j.
FhilndcIphin.St Louis irninl.
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Totals ..... RI - rs
'Bhttcd for Elliott In fourth.
+tnn for Lamar In fourth.
1bntted for Sherman in ninth.
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FIRST GAME.

Tota!s....3l & - !. To,a!s....3o -
'Baued for Tyson in ninth.
IRAN for OnsioW in ninth.
SrOrc nv innlnrs. u
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Continued on Second Pagc.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-29

,gerbauoInns Der GiHbaItsflase seseu
ben beabFdtisfeH Streif am neneH
WeriGtssebdube anf cine @ode
beridoben.
Ter fribere StabtaniuaIt GS. galIaro
mmh S14O0, bic er anssblid pibsr.
redIii6 be5os, snrhderitatten.

appeiatidnsserid)t eniideibet sssen
btn ftaStiideH gnufOmmiiidr. =
GbsiAeioHussfdle mehrsu id, pon
3as Sn Tag. - autoruisr ani
Sdabeneriat perfIasf. - slHoerc
SGaoeHeriae.&lassn. - 3bOmas
&OrSpro5eh TN 0anse. - Ginsc.
reidjt. Seitamente. 0nflnf.
Sadeu. = @cridiebeues.
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SerHben aSateHtmroisiHen auf
Setrn1?

3ipeiieaos gtrbt es &icIe. nif ole
hies 5utri'ft, aber nnoerericits criiti.
rem uiele FoteutueoBinen, Die cbenlo
ipirfiom iinb, pie irgen6 Gin BON ei.
rcm Der beutiqen ger3te perihriebe.
ues Re5ept. mo in Sauicioen oon
6duiicrit iperocn oiefe olten SuperldI'i.
gen 6eiImtttel toetGeIih nit aIfrie-
henirteueu6cm erfolge augeuonet
Cine IoIbe We65in 1T 9ooia 6 ginf.
bans gegstabIe 9enuDouno. ods ltIt
nobem 40 Sobren oos 2eioeu 6es
retbIidcn @eifletts eelinoert uno
nim GbeiI hotft beoenfIite 9eIf,tper.
oen oesielben beieittgt hal. @enu
Sic BON ireen6 etnem Der ocrfdieoe-
nen TrauenIeioen hetneeiudjt iino,
eunn maf,er sic einen 8erhd NIT
eieIer Reoistn, uno Sic tperoeu ar
iif feIbft oeren DorsiieIithc 4irtung
erfdbren.
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gbulratb.
3uidlriiten fMr nno mioer Nen bent
idjen ltnterriht iueroen 5n bru
slftcn gelegt.

Gelcqcntlit Scr sritrisen SieunJ
0es Sd)ulrabs IieBeu ioTuobl oia
5reuuoe .pie llntiirlid) au6 ole Seq
ncl oes 0eltiden llilterridjts uou i'd
b6fen. Gia brtreiiciOen Sllidlrlitell
purOen nut 9lusnabntc oor ocridie'
benen ononpnren &ricien, Die ailf au.
;rds non 1errn IsaitOr SIieulebr tein.
@oatJhlug fanoen, uerleien mo oauu
tiuia6 5lt ben 9Itten geleet.
5A @lutlten oes oelttid]eu Inter
ridts paren bon oen folGen6eu %erio.
men uno lt6rperid)aiten 3uitTiiteu
einaeIauiru: ocm Gelltit- An,erifoni,
iGen Sta0t)er3onb, bon Der 0eutihe'l
5cg @eielli6cft, pom Dem bieiieeu
3rpcie ser ;Sr1uen 6rieoenSliga, oon
9liuuolt [Sranf 8. 6reerids 2lukeroenr
laJ oudj cine getttiun gu @uniten Ser
9eibcbnltimg bes oeiitiden llnterrtbts
ror. melde oie foIgeiloeu llrteridriftal
trug: 9lu1uIt Senncr, 30. 3497 8ire
Stru6e; Dtarie @Jcbrectt Ro. 29St
tSionen gpemte; O.. 6. Durneftc, No.
1896 5uirnouHt gtpenue; oermarl
e. G1rorr, Ro. 3tr0 @lenSoru Woe.
gtfp. G. Stieb. yso. 1865 @rotc
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terIdnseir. Aab Die Stiuuuc bes arbei.
:ei;bcn goltes, nuf oeiien S6ultern bee
gr0Bte Gbeil Der arieesiaiten ruben
miro, gebort sper6e aegen arbitrdre
rn0 tpranniife @ciesgeblng. Die I'm.
icre Sreibciteu 6eeiiurdatiat"
Gum S6lub beibt rs, oab Gle BE-.
ibIiiiie Don Der uno Der BerinuuulluJ
nngntomnten rpirSen nn6 oonH ioIgen
7utlm iosDie DE llrttc-iGriften oes
gr1Iioenteu un6 ees Sefretdrs ser be-.
trcfien6en llrion.
Radrid;ten aus gSaibiuqon 5ufolge
ir19it In beioen Gdiiiern rer giber.
itano gegen Den 8orifIog, bem 8raii-
tnten ois buaitGnoiee GntiteiounJ
iiber ole Beobi6itionSfrage su'ii5er.
Iuiien. Die DSdBiefeitsopoitel iiirdtcn,
tab iib Der Rrdiitent fem Crude Der
Frohbitioniiten iiigen f5Hnte, un6 bic
Brobibitionii.en befiirhten, bdb 99il.
ron Gel ieirsr liberdler 6uItmg rer.
bdrren rer6e, tuelfe er bisber In Der
Eroae eiraenonlmen bot.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Sones goiieu besebt Fe ani ben Sal
mt oils 5rieob0ieH.

Ger Erco. 6. SoHes Soften peraH'
|itaItct an Wlittipodb 9,adHiiitag pieoer
beionbere Observation-Disclosures
aiit 6cm 5eiitiden gSrct. ,Srieobof ani
y3dlnlit Sias uno airi Dem Bereinis,
ten s,iioiifen 6rieoboi ooiel6II.
2ie Rdraoe ninuHt gluiitellung I'M
12:45 Rafanittaes oil Gilbert gIbe.
unt6 WlrD1iGm SraBe uno iest iib uni
| llbr in geipeglms. auber oenl Sone5
Yonen marid)iereH @alriit Sias
Council mlo e6en Barf Council Der
". R., Die uniiornrirten gDtbidSritter,
Daughters Of slHleriea uHo Sons Of
.lmon BeteruHs. 6erner betbeilieen
i'd an Der Seier Guf Dem proteit.
iSrieoboi Die Stiloer Der Bin6ior Ctr,
Der 2oepIt Gtrabe iut6 Der Columbian
Sdsile lliIb mii benz iiibiihen i5riebbof
Die ainoer Der Soiimann Sdmle, so.
race Wditn S&iIc nn0 epnniton
Stau!e.
9trf benz protect sSric6bof miro Ole
Gelcr BON Rep. Grnit BOB nit Se6et
ei.leeIeitet uno nit oen Segen &c.
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8rotpn, 8. 6. @. RnSSor, 9iffer Sa.
eo6 8. 9ronuuea uno 5roeue Tiorri5.
slni benz iiioiiGten 5rieotoi iprift
y. gS. gromne Dos Gr5ifrning9ge6et
nno Jidb6i Or. 9ouis @rof3nlnm 6aS
Sdinbsebet uttS Den GeJer. slniprn.
dcn balten Sigunul6 Rbeilrfrout :.
g. 8 Mo66or, gii5ter Charles s.
T,cIsbarp uno aabbi Or. 9uOiS gbi-
Iipion
auf 6eioen SrieSbofen gelangt Ter.
ner ein nnriifaliifeS 8rogrnmm 3nr
Dltrtiiibrifng urio aiiberoem miro
airtcIn's @ettps6ingreoe mo Gene.
raj 2oeun's RemoriaIbefebI oerleiel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-29
0eburten.

1rani unb Rarp GtIsrman. 1901
Gin Strabe; Tsde4eH nnb anabe
(5iuilIinae).
Wlaeon unb Sennie Weine. 1913
Gutter Strabs; Rnabs.
Sobn uRo alite Werria, 5l2
Donortbse Strabe; 9ua6e.
Grant uno ebna Stump, 3464
Gdrbiff 2lpenue; anabs.
SpfoeIter unb aorettd 6artlanb.
1855 WinfieIe 2tpenue; NGb9er.
Rapmonb unb Rois ga9gs, 324
portlanb abenue; Wd6den.
Robsrt unb Wlarp pfeiffer. 1928
Baltimore Mpenue; WGbdtH..
Spispt unb Wamit Reiiiug. 1905
Warplonb 4psnue; Rnabe.
Charles unb Mdris Ruwe, Wopos
forb Roob; Wdbhen.
Gbernan unb abd Webruug. 438
Wdrner Sirdte; 2ndbe.
Deter unb Slorsncs Rudfubf. 2373
Rofs Gtrabs; auabs
Matter un b Siabefls Gdofifan.
2220 gurnst 4Dsnus: Wdbden.