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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-09
Der Usrfbw0rung
gSmrbem in Zncramemto
Sal. 55 SeriDnen BON
ben SnnoesgeiHiu
renen ansefta8t.
epAn ii4 nit Digiam d. 5oripooo
siir Derbinoeruug Der Geiess
perfGapOrsa labelL

Saeramento, Gnl, 8. 5ebr.
Die OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES unter
breiteten ON Grsitag eine Antlnge'
fdrift, in ipslder SO asrionen be-
f9ufbigt tperbeu. ii9 nit Wiaiam ..
5oppoob, bemSttretdr Der Subuitrial
Worterg Of tbe Morlb. perf9iporen
81 baben, nm eine Durdfiibring Der
Gelsbe Der Der. Stnateg nit Be5ug
uuf ben aries sosen Dstu5GIdnb su
rerbinbert.
Bon ben Angeflagten btfinbeu fi9
46 bier in Daft, pdbren6 neun In
p6er in Der umgegeno pou Gan 6rnn'
cisco anfdHis iinb.
Sn btjprberen 4ntlngef1riften
fperoen nod Miaiom 6oob unb o. 8.
@oetter, bic aud, IN Der werihn6s
rungsnnflase nomboft gemnM fDers
ten nod Der uneeietii4sn Beforbes
rifng DON Drnnmft tefhnIbigt. Ditft
Ukdnner fpurosn MT BEN fiirslih bers
fuhtrr DpHnmitangriFf ouf bic Dcb'
nirrg bes Gouperneurs Etepbeiis In
8nft genomHstt. Rirs t1roaf trfclats
sins Ras5ia 06 bsa 6rab3ezazsif,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-09
Gentihes 9beater.
Die Imitiss TOiie sSie @aberin1 NIT
Ginilie SdD6nfeib ais 0af.

W1orgen 2lbenb adifirt gmiIte
S66nfelS tpieber in einer ibrer pa'
rdberolIen. rSie HGberin', eine Der
beiten unb luftigften 9efdnsspohrt iit
elm Geitenffii6 bts Miener,8prtsifiid
rDrei puar S6ube1. glatiirlib bat
GmiIie S95nfelb dfs ~9ptte @riebs
meper- tpisber boIlauf geleserbeit,
ibrm fuffieen temperament bic 3h'
gel fdieben gu IaFsn. Gerrbe 5epartiee
RoIlen Iiegeu Der Riinftlerin gang
uusgesei9net. GelbftperItdnbii4 sih
es uub ipieber flotte gotipiets unb
TGnse. 6crr WilIn Siebri3 fpielt bie
fainofe RoIl. oes Gtellenberfrittlunsss
fefretGrs Sod unb er iptrb NIT Der
@ditin tm bic gdlme bes Mbenbs
tpetteifern. Da dud bie Regie IN ben
6dnben @irp Die6rifs liesf unb bus
eefanrnte gerfonnl ntihpirft, in fur
Elm. Hottie Muffiibruns bes Iuffisen
@efdnesffid 9nrdntie segeben. Gols
senb iff bic geruue Roller5efebuns:
sSulius Don Shprbnr, CutsbcitBer-
q, Meper|giger.
STA, feline Sruu-6elene @argsr.
ferdinand, beiber Gobu-W6ug SIR.
gems.
syrau Weber-sgerd Maner.
2eopOIb Sod, Sdrsiberl DiIln Die5'
rid.
2otte Gjriebmsser, gaGberin- Gmtli.
Sh6nfib.
Wldrie, G09in-GlTe Gdrmib>g >gcrtp.
gelbte-8. WeiirersT sTdbrieius.
RpFa, heFen @dttin-6eIend aoh
5ris. 2ebriung.- 5rib Sdifbe.
Gintrittsfurten iinb Bel Wob & aus
lamp. apptbete, @ine unb IL. Strabe
(9d. Canal 1910. fofpie an ber Bor
Office i'm Gruub Opera 6oufe gu
haheu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-09

gebeimniB BE- pfabFinbsrs q. Broom.
Dieter plnn tuir6 eeIssentli4 In Bfr
liden Stdoteu bsfolst. In Der 2l6fidf,
bos ssntereHe au iitigern. Die gegenb
elmer Strabtnbabn ipirb bas Gnb3ieI
biIben. Qln BEN Musflug un9 5ern
Bonf Dom um boriasn @;cnntas be-
tbeilisien fi9 % DnInen unb SO 9ers
rem. @iele neiie 9litglisoer f6loHsn
iid on uno beipunberten bic eilprme
Gisftouuna i'm fIuB.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-09
sies nas Sas.

Z - Weitere bunbert Wosspnlaoun,
gen &obIen bon SiIDer @roDe unb
0e Courier iiub DON Der 9unoes.
&oblen 2lbmiuifiration fir Ginrin,
natl freisesebea tporoen. Die aoblens
siiee iDerbeu 10 fdnea ipie El0Sli4
beriibereebra9t.
- Die in ben bieIigen Dbafdinen,
fdbriien beI6dftisten Wtcotlmaher
iinb nit ibrer Jorberuns um b0beren
2pbn abgetpieien tporben. Sic tpoaen
i1re Sode rulrrmebr Dem Departe'
ment fir Mrbeit IN Mai5inston I'm,
ierbreiten. Die 2eute er5aIten jebt
BON 55 BIB 81 Gents bic Gtunbe.
Bonn 1. iebrrar an ipllte Der 2Dbu
auf 70 Gents pro Stunoe erb5bf fpers
ben iinb bonn /. Suli db orff 75 gts.
angeftelte Der ftGbtii9en Sns
eeHieurs Office ntr6en eine Obs
fhGbung bes pbpfiIdxn @ertbes Der
gassG GeIenhuft pornebmen, tpie in
elmer eeitern in Der WanDrs Office
obsebaItenen aonferens entf4teoen
tpirbs. GtobtontpoIt 3ieIonia tDiirf@t
biefe NbfGdbune. bnrnit' er Bel Bers
tbeibigung Der 30 Gents gasraten<
Sroinan3 Dor oen etantsobergeridH
nit 3dbIen dufiparten toHn.
- Sn Columbus ipurbe geFern bic
Gcpnonp Snf gompnnp BON Gineins
nati nit einem QlttientnpitnI pom $40,
600 infprporirt. Die SniopDroioren
fnb 8. W GrpB unb 9. 8. Wat'
tbetps.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-09

Der Z. 80. 81, nobel 55 perfontn
berbdftei ipiir6en.
Inter ben oIlseneinen glHtlngen,
bic erbcben tplirbeu fiub iol@e speseH
aHgebIihsr Bsbiubtaing bes Musb,
bungssef.bes. ipesen @erurInauns
bon 4usftdnben mn tpcsen Hefi!rs
iDortung BON Saboiase. Die giirss
f4aftn tpsirbea auf $500 bis 5000
fefieeTest.
5rant o. 2itiIt ber I'm psrfloHsnsrl
ss5abr in Butte. Tlont., sslpn@t ipurbr.
iDirb nIs cine Der perionen ongsfiibrt,
NIT bener bic ansetldgten fid5 Der,
i4Dortn hnberf ionen.
syrnnf RtlIp, Der IN Gbiroac IN
@erbinbune NIT ben 3. 90. 80. BRO,
5tfen eetuiinf9i iuirb. ipurbe ebenfals
IN ben anfInes5uitanb ptrfebt. 81
befinoef fid5 bier in 8aft. apuis Sori,
eegen ben in gbitngo cine Mniloas
fhrebt. ipurbs bier gltihfuns In ben
MHtlasejuifnnb Derfebt.
gbttngo, Sn.. 8. sytbrnor. -
BiIIiam .. 9apppob, Der NIT SIS ans
beren perfcnen IN 5arrnmsnto ipegsn
nngtbiiner Werfdtp5runa In ben On.
tlastsuitanb Derisbt iuorben tn, ipurtt
oud Dor tiniasr 3eit Don ben tieficen
gunbesgrcBeefhnorenen In ben gfns
nnss5uffaHb perfsbt unb bsfinbei fi1
feiibem bisr IN 51ft. Gsine Mnipalf:
bdbtn feline Greilnifung sesen Bilrar
fhoft btirtrnai, aber fpipstt III 6t-
siislih biefes 1ntrass NOD fsins Gnis
fdeibuns tisrIgi.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-09
Hbkcllllflsrl
gnaebIi5 binii6iIi@ Der Rumdnisn
argubistsnben JrieOensbeSinSan.
cen setrOffsn
gfimdnitn iou, ME es beibt, geiinttst
perbeIl fi4 in 9eHarabisn fur
geriuit Der 9Obriibf4a gu
entf6dbietI

gmferbam, 8. Gtbr. Su tinsr
Opel6s ous 9erISp iptrb Der .Bnrs
len 4urier- tittrt, Der f4reibt, DaB
oaf grunb Don aOuferenaerl bic tn
8rIin ftattfanb.n. cine einisuns
biniihtIiG Der Trtedensbtbinsu
ersieIt morben 1T, bic Don Stitsr Der
gfntralmd6te RunGnien angtbottn
sperben foIlen. 9isis Ratri6t pir0
bnrh bit .gFener 9lneemeine Sci,
tungs beitdtist, bersufoIse RuHld'
nien fih i'm fiibpeitlihen geifara'
bier f6ablos baltsn tdan fir bic
atbtrtune Der 9U6rubfta on Bulge
rien. Die 3siiung i9ldst Dor. Ru'
mGnhn unb bi. Ukraine folItsn se'
meirfnms Snte eegsn bic ruiiiihsn
Rolf9eipi,i maheu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-09

= sIs yrau acnis Sarris UNI
ibre 19jdbrise 5od]ter 9lnna seitsrl
IN ibrer @obniinsi 3427 Sarpep 4De.,
ON TriibfiidstiTd fnben, ftiir5fe In
Der aii9e gum zbeil Der Seden'
beipurf al unb fisI fbnen ouf ben
9opf. sic erlitten om aupf einise
BeuIen uno Gdrammen. Die ofibsru
GomiIienmitsIieber bliebm nnper'
lsbt.
Der 40 Sabre olic 3immermonn
elmer Dasfin, SAT Sose Strabe,
fam seitern, olB er fur Die gas e
electric 60. an CHARLIE unb alIum
StraBe drbeitete, einem eleitr zen
Orabt gu note un6 erliit grnnbDiins
ben on ben Sdnben nnS i'm Gefitt.
er tpurbe nn6 Dem aIIeemeinen ftdbs
tiihen Grdntenbaus gebrndt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-09
Sslssrapbiiae siOtisen.

- IN JlpreHfe, .. ", ipit'k lln
i'm Rprribor bes geriHfssebdutes
cine GdieBerti ob. seleseuilid, nels
der Der Mrjt Dr. Wiaiam Jlberton
erfGoifsn unb Der gfHtualt ). Wil'
burn 6ifs fffDer Derpunbei ipurot.
RafbeIi Sloerion unb 9ids bereiis
am BoDen Iassn, feuefte nod @tos
bings SIberton, Der Gobn bss Arstes.
mstrere GhiiiTe nb unb man. peih
lett nidbt, iDer fur ben 9ob oes ar3s
tes bernntiporilih iit. Die llrlc6e gu
Der ghisberei bilbete dHgeblid Die
sbotfafe, baB 6ids sinen Gdtis
bungsproseb fir bic Gnttin bes Mr3s
iss anbdnsis senIatt batte.
- @eleaentIi6 elmer ao[liiion sipis
Td3en cinem perfonens unb eiHem grs
prebpogen Der GprinsfielD Erop uno
g|iria lleberlanb Qinie. bic In ber
Pare bon GprinsfisIo, o., itattfonb.
|irurben feds perforeu Dtrlest.
Der 1elegrapbifi Grdbn pariib
IN Minposa. glld. e.rfdcb einen ans
beren Eelesrapbilien unb bra4te feis
ner Satin foipit sintm 5ufduigtrs
ipeiie binsnlommenoen 2osomotipiiibs
rer t0biIide Sdubmunbtn bel, NOS
rcuf Il NIT einer art nuf cine Qoics
motipt lpsgins. pdriib ipurhe f4liets
lih iibsrmdIiist nnb sinsefptrrt.
- Sn 5oIsbc, Obio. ipurbt ein 3ns
asrbaus, bas BON Der HaiipnaI 9iss
cult Goupanp unb Der Ruseni s5urnis
lure Go. benubt nurbe. bur4 Elm
6euer eiHseGid,;ri, bos eirrn S4doen
bon s125, 900 nnridteie.
~ Jf ITEM gori ipurbe ber 16
5a1re alte poul Chapman iresen
gfntibmor6es sum S0be berurikiIt.
CT mar ON einemad6snraub betbeiliat
ssipefen, ssIessntIih beiIen Der Gisens
tbiimer bes Gjei9dfis. 6nrrp Regensz
burg, ilnb bcien 9ruber erfHoHsn
pnrben. Der geriirtbeiiie HdbHi ben
liribeilEfprn4 jefr ftoijh sniseaen
nub bsmertit: .glos bnt es fur sinen
3ped, iit 30 erimer, ii<rbsn mrb Id
bod einmaI.~ Die gcfd,lpDrenen
nren 20 Ulinuttn IN geratbuns st'
rHen.
Jn GIemlnnb erfd,ob fib br
3s sahre nIie sJDbn @reipIter. etrabe,
ulS er ron eintm 5ilfs 9uubesmors
fmou inter Der 2lnslnet berbaftst
prben fpllie, fih fiir einsn Bunbtss
btmrlten nusgegtbcn unb Sch inter
faifdxn gOfpiegeIunsen erlangt 5u
habefi.
Der @erbanb Der Sestrenm yds
britunien pom Obip hnt stIestniIih
ieiner A5npensipn IN Gclumbus. o..
bsifsofIen. frdbrsnb btr Dnuer bss
artegss ssin lyrudieis unb seintH
Gherbtt mebr nn3ufsrtigen. nm mil
hem 3uder ~ fpnreu.
- 5oTspb 1. aimmsII. Si!fsittrs,
idr bsr stsutudp Title SnDfnss Bhnf
arb zsuii Eompnnp In GOuisrius.
ab., erF9cb I'D, I'm astkr ber 8ani.
fur3 nnhbsm cine llntsrIstduna ft'nsr
BiiA<r teaonren iDcrnsn pu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-09
Seacbue amb 9abtun.

= Sn Der gpans. Ct. Sobannes'
&irGe in 8ellebue tpirb ON Sonntas,
IL. 5ebruur. cine Gbrertafel eutbiiIIt
iperben, tpeI9e an Der Gaifabs Der
&ir4e ansebra9t iperben ion. Dis
Safel entbdlt bic Ramen jener junsef,
Mdnner ber Gemeinbe, ipeIhs sur
Gobne einberufen tuorben iinb.
= Geo. Spbnfon, elm Qngeiellier
Der 6. unb .. 8abn, tpnrbe eeiern
in Deripunbetem 3uftanbe nod bem
Gpeers 6ofpital sebrad,t. gr tpurbe.
feiner @nsabe nod, III Mabspille, Gp..
bnr9 mebrere Glide peripunbst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-09
Neippprt.

Die Neippprt Effire FIR bas rGiu.
einnatier golfsbIatt1 befinbet fidl in
so. 339 gorf Ghake, gegeniber
bcm Gonrtbouis, iuOicIbit Heniafei.
ten, Gnseigen n. (. N. Bis 2 ltbr
Mben6s eutgesengenOmInen iueroen.
Selepbun Somth 2401.
- elmer 80. Surner, 48, bon Mil
ber, Mont., iinb Bertha Wi. Steam, 38,
BON urbnna. Sbio, erlangten eeitern
eiuen 9eiratbsihein.
- @eo. Ui. @el9 iibertrug seffern
an @eo. 90. unb Nba Ma. Silton, cine
Got an Der Iaorbieite Der 8. Strabs,
27 BEL 100 SUB, gu 81.
- Der Si9erbeitstommifGr San.
Riebel bat ben 8efebl an bie poIiaei
erIuien, bab ale Slotmai9inen aus
ben S9antlotalen, GanbnlGbeu, Gpos
tbeten, @rocerien II. +. N. iofort erit.
fernt perben miiien.
= Charles Gbriitmon, tpel4er felt
25 Sabren elm Gef9dft an Der gOrt
Strabe betrieben bntte, TT geitern in
ieinem 9aus, SO. 415 Sit 8. Strabe,
Il Sabre ali, geitorben.
- Grau @m. ReiIer, an Der Gin
unb 2opea Strabe pobnbaft, slitt
uabe ibrer Mobnuns auf benz @iatteis
bes Geitentpeaes Gus unb itiirste 5u
8oben, nobel lie einen 8einbrud) erz
lit. - Ser Mebger Mm. Sroppe bon
Der 8. Gtrabs unb part apsnue tpurbs
bur9 einen San auf benz GIatteis
asiafa[ls erbebIi9 DerIest.
- Sm pOli5eibatptquartier tDurs
ben eeftern 20 belti9e Rei9sange91s
rige resiftrtrt.
- garnpbeG gountp iit bas erfte
Gountp I'M Stante, in ipelhem in, ben
fdmmtliheu SduIen bes Gountbs Der
beutfae Spra1untsrri9t fjtirt tpor-
ben lit. Sn Repport, Belepue, 9aps
ton, SORT Sbomas unb 4lerunbria
Dirb tein beutf9er Spra9unterribt
mebr ertbeiIt.
- Mabor 2epingfton erfldrte ges
tern, bab beute bic !9ilfsftotion I'M
Stabtsebdube gei4lofen fperDen tpirb.
- Su Der bieiigen SurnbaGe 1T
cine &laiie fir militdrii9e Qasbils
bung Dpn jungen Wfdnnern unter Der
2eitung BON Sen. &eilep, u. &Obers
berger unb 5. 8. ginber treirt Dors
ben. sSm Surnfaal ipirb jeben Gonns
tag 9prmittug bic n6tbige militdrif6e
Snitrnttion gratis ertbeilt perben. Die
jungen WeGnner follten biefer 4laiie
beitreten, bu lie BEL ibrer GtnitelIuna
IN bic Bunbesarmee fofort ben @prz
tbeil 9ertieben fperben, einen 8prslq
BON ben unausgebilbeten Retruten All
bdbetl.
- @inrent SO. Serolb, q, Sobn
bes befannfen He1tsanipaltes Ufatt.
6crolb, ipel9er in Der 8unbesormee
mar, lit IN Comp Gberis
ban, 4Ia., gum 2eutnanf opansirt.
- Ser @ertnaltungsratb bes ct.
Sofepbs Waffenhnuies in Cob
Spring berdnftnltet riorsen 9laGmits
tag unb Qbenb IN Der S9uIbalIe Der
ct. Stepbaf1us @emeinbe eiue linz
terbnltuns, ipel6e fi9 eines re1t sdbI,
rsiAen 8eiu@es erfreuen folTte, Da bn
Wdiientinber ein progrdnm pdtriptis
T9er 2ieber nnb DetInmattpneu 3ur
Dur3fiibruns brinseH iDsrben.
- Dis 4 Ets. HrilGk tus5&s hss
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-09
Tir Prohibition
glber gegen 0erbpt Der
QSbisfebs Ginfubr nadb
giib,Garplina
Sat ii9 Der Senat bieies Siaaies
erfIdrt.

Columbia. g. g., 8. Gebr. -
Der Staaisienat bon SiibsGdrolina
bat NIT elmer webrbeit bon brsi
Stimmen cine Dom ReprGiertantens
baus ansenommene 1prInse abeetban,
bur& ipeI9e Der @erIanbt BON Wbistp
Dber anberen olfobolboltisen @etrdn'
ten nah Siibsgarolina perboten iper'
ben fpIIte, sIeibDiel su ipsI&en 3ips'
den bic Spirituoien Sur geripenbung
tonmen niirben.
9eibe 56ufer Der Qesislatur haben
bereiis bos probibitipnss s9lmtnbement
our @anSesoerfaiiuns gutsebsibsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-09
Me Sniiedneer.

Meorgen Tutnrittng um 2 1Ibr ipirb
bonn Gnbe Der college 5iII Strubsns
balm aus Elm Gpusirgang urtrnoms
nan E,Rs tn 6isl Hsist borEz,9ia
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-09

Trne translation filed with tire Post
master at Cincinnati on February 8,
1918, as required by the Act OF Octo-
ber 9th, 1917.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-09
arntaI 6satae.

lbe gindnrofi Dsrinl uoleos, 2sI--2z3 3sfi
9purt en-. uabs eiuu. Nesaf1 offpro3uL
AHs afttu lilltt9rlf4ts Asltittl.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-09

True translation fled with the Post
r,stter at Cincinnati on February 8,
1918, as required by the Act Of octo-
Der 9th, 1877.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-09
GEO. P. SCHWHTzER.
vOLKSBLATT
10 B R 0 0 M S
R7 Ch7. girafe.
Srutffatf)eit

,ebsr gu IN ben1sess uns suaiif1sr eprsos
snr 0rfnm5teTfs, tksdnf a. rsscaetanefu
-a--e-- - suurf6 hsforsi
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-01
Scott Lafayette Leader;
Athletes Get Letters

EaSton, March II. Grant Scott,
of Amber, was elected captain of
the Lafayette football team for the
1918 season at the annual football
dinner held here Wednesday night.
Scott is a junior, but he did not be-
come a candidate for the team un-
til last year, when football material
was so scarce. He played football at
Cheltenham, where he prepared for
college, and Immediately made good
as a tackle. He distinguished him
self particularly in the Penn-Lafay-
cite game, when he was the nucleus
of the stonewall defense that La
fayette put up against the Quakers
in the second half. Scott is 6 feet
11a inches tall and weighs 1870
pounds. He is a member of the
Alpha Chi Rho fraternity.
The award of the IL" for the foot
ball season was officially made at
the dinner Wednesday night. The
following men received the letter:
King, Sigel, LouX. Scott, Albright
Wainwright, Wolf, McWilliams,
Caine, Beers, Lehr, Russ, Emmal,
Rowe and Manager Grimm. illus
trative of the inroads that the war is
making upon college athletes. five
of those who received the a. have
entered the service since the end
of the football season.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-01
Mcfarland Boxes For
Legislative Committee

Louisville, KY. March 1.-Packey
Mcfarland, boxing instructor at
Camp Zachary Taylor, the new Ma
tional Army cantonment near Louis
Vile, returned from Frankfort,
where he participated in a demon
stration in the interest of a bill be-
fore the State Senate, legalizing box
ing in Kentucky. The affair was ar
ranged by members of the 1egisla-
ture and was held in a theater.
Mcfarland boxed four rounds
with an amateur and delivered an
address outlining why the govern
ment is teaching boxing at the Ma
tional Army cantonments.
1t was indicated that the exhibit
tion and the explanations of McFar-
land had gained considerable sup
port for the bill. which is on the
calendar of the Senate.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-01
Need Larry Lajoie For
e indianapolis Managership

Milwaukee, March Every club
owner in the American Association.
with the exception of o. H. Wat
hen, of Louisville, attended the an
nual schedule meeting here yester-
day, called to decide on a method of
collecting the Federal war tax and
to adopt a 1918 playing chart.
Wathep, who was prominently
identified with the movement to
withdraw from the association and
merge with certain clubs in the In
ternational League, in the forma-
ton of a new circuit last fall was
represented by T. A. Barker, his at
torney, and Thomas NJ. Chivington.
business manager of the club.
James c. McGill, owner of the In
dianapolis Club, said he had expect
ed to meet Larry Lajoie, the former
Cleveland star, here to-day in re-
gard to closing a deal with him to
manage and play first base for In
dianapolis. Larry had not put in an
yesterday afternoon. Nc
Gill said he had more than a hun
dred applicants for the position held
by Jack Hendricks, the new leader
of the st. Louis Nationals. but that
he would take no definite action un-
til hearing from. Lajoie, who is un-
der contract with the Toronto Club
of the international League. Lajoie
won the pennant Cor Toronto last
season.
The club owners decided to play
14O-game schedule and to open the
season on May l.
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Association. He may sign up to-day.
This is taken as an indication that
the international League has poor
chances in getting under way this
year.
The Boston Braves will leave for
the training camp at Miami on March
IL, day after the Giants make their
start. Some of the Braves will go
from New York, but most of them
will go direct from their homes.
There is a bcy named Porr on the
Steelton High team who is a big
factor in real cage work. He is
practically a newcomer. but his work
in the last game in which Steelton
played shows him to be q star.
Local basketball fans are watch
ing closely the grammar school Sc
ries. Players on these teams have
been showing classy work. There
are several claimants to champion
ship honors. 1t is probable that a
special series may come after the
regular schedules are played.
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When a bunch of athletes resort to
secret practice there is going to be
something doing. Steelton High toss
ers were busy yesterday behind clos
ed doors. Tonight Tech tackles
steelton. Get ready for thrills.
Pop Fogerty just can't stay out
of basketball in the East. lie is one
OF the biggest attractions any team
can have. His presence in the game
tomorrow night, when Greystock
plays the local Independents, should
prove a strong drawing feature.
Dopesters who told about "Stuffy"
Mclnnes' going to leave the Ath-
Ictics were on the inside. Denials
came, but last night proved their re-
ports. This is about the last of big
deals likely to come this season.
There is some talk about Ty Cobb.
1t may be all talk.
1t looks very much as if Larry
l'ajoie would land berth with the
indianapolis team of the American
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man, figuring in 143 games, exclu-
sive of the worlds series. He held
down the third base job ever since.
In 1912 he hit .312 and was a prom
inent factor in the success of the
SoX.
"Red" Walker
Red" Walker is chiefly notable
for his wonderful long distance arm,
one of the best throwing arms in
captivity. He is so, and a Coloradan.
He played college ball with Wash
ington College and the University
of Tennessee, breaking into profess
sional ball in 1910 with the Spar
tanburg team of the Carolina Asso-
citation. Washington signed him in
1911 and he played two seasons in
the Senatorial outfield. He was
traded to the Kansas City "a. Al
team in 1912, and after two seasons
there was bought by the St Louis
Browns. He played three years
with the Browns and when Iris
Speaker was transferred from Bos-
ton to Cleveland, the Red Sox OBJ
tanned him from the Browns to fill
the centerfield gap.
Mr.. Mack also announced that al
though to-day would be March 1
his plans were not yet in such shape
that he could say anything definite
about his lineup.
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STAR SPRITER
MAYBURY DYING
Western Champion of Two
Decades Ago Is White
Plague Victim

Chicago, Mar. There is sad
news for the athletic fans of two
decades ago in the western exchang-
es in a report from Minnesota that
Jimmy Maybury, the great sprinter
who wore the /colors of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin and the Chica-
go A. a. back in the late eos, is
dying at st. Cloud, Mimi, victim
of the white plague.
Maybury and ]. H. Rush went
east with the Chicago A. A. team
in 1898 to defeat Bernie Wefers,
who was running for the New York
Athletic club, but Bernie was a cou-
pie of strides too fast for the west
erners in both of the dashes. 1t
was at the same meet that Maxey
Long and Townsend, of Chicago, ran
their memorable dead heat quarter
mile; Townsend tying up the race
in the last stride by diving for
the worsted. Maybury did 9 As
seconds for 100 yards and ran the
22O in 81 20 seconds.
A western paper in telling of
Maybury's present plight, recalls in
terestingly how the great Wisconsin
sprinter was taken to England to
clean up the Powderhill Handicap.
The account reads:
Story From West
when he was the best college
runner in the United States Maybury
was taken to England by John S.
Barnes and was kept under cover
to win the Powderhill Handicap.
Maybury was unknown, so he was
given a handicap of 10 yards in
the 100, weeks before the race. He
put in all the time running in minor
races, but all the time he was really
getting in shape for the big kill
ing.
Barnes and his friends had it
framed to win about $4,000 on the
Powderhill Handicap, for Maybury
could probably have beaten any man
in the race from the scratch, so
with a handicap of 10 yards he was
a cinch.
"Bua the killing did not take
place. On the day of the race,
one of the judges said to Barnes:
It's no use, John; if your man
wins, his number will not go up
Barnes saw that the jig was up
and withdrew Maybury and he did
not get to handle the big pile OF
money that was almost in his grasp.
"Maybury was a wonderful run
ner, but when he tried to coach
others in the knack he was a fall
ure. OF late years he has been
practicing law at st. Cloud"