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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07
Sra Snfftet.

Set fonititutionelle &orti> iom er
fon1nret til Magten peo Mb6ul &a-
n1io's 2lflettelie og Saltan Mebe1n-
meb's @egieringstiltre6elie, bar
opnat 250 sln1tiftere og Deltagere
&epoluttonen til Dg0en og be1rettet
Sem. 8lan6t 6tsie bar Nadr Halba.
an6en Gunuf / @ultanens &alaos,
ser blep b0ngt paa @alatcbroelis /
91nrpereile al en- flor 5fare Mennes
jfer. Oen egenlige 9ln1tfter af &e-.#
polutionen iiges at bore @ulta+ Mb-
bull @anrio's YnoIingsign @}6Hren
gffenbi biulpen al @iceaonilrh
Soi6 Eoiba og g3a6ir Eaibo. Sen of-
iatte 5ultan, 1e6laget al 2 al bans
5gnner og II &pin0er al bans Sa-
rent er anfonu1e til Salonifi, bDor
oe UNDER @epogtning bol6es lom
Sanger en- Billa. 5ultanen bar
/ Dp0el1g Mng1t tor at bl10e 11Dr0ef-
Gprfiet bil beref fter blibe 1tpret efter
parlanrentarilfe Brincipper, og ben
npe 5ulton bil fun blipe formel Ser
lfer, men pil faa n1eget ringe Sn6flD-
6elle paa &egieringsaffererne. st
NIT Trernifri0ts= =Minilterium er 6an-
net n1e6 Setnfif Haiba lonu @torbiiir-
9e. 6orene6e 9taters &egiering bar
Sen fpr1te / u6lan6et, iom anerfien6te
Sultan Mebem1ne6 ion 2an6ets off
cielle @erifer.
Set onjes for lan6iDnligt, at BEN
oflatte Gulton bill blipe 1tillet for en-
&rigsret, og Ser er laa 6al6 ingen
Gpipl on1, at Fan pil blibe 696S6gmt-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07
8lunnt Eamnam1wmn.

SO y L 5 ct 8 II 8 8 nj q II 5.
9anife @lobe meooeler, at @n1e>
81. Gbriltenlen Sin6inge bar faae1
Gfterretning ON, at bans 45 slal
gan1le 5gn Sre0erif MnOerien er ble
ben mprbet i Dapenport, ST., 0fal
biitnof pere SeSo,po> / SSllinois fin0es
intet Goperport), bpor ban bar op'
bol0t Jig for at bepe ltogle Eenge,
iom ban bapbe itaaenoe / en 8anf
Sans Sig blep r1i0t / 0farts Moane0
funoet / Mislisiippifloben, berpbet
Senge og &erOigjenltan6e
0anlf 8ro 5 er a m / II II 5 ;
2pge / Sc IN II t e e,
@is.,
biI lanu1te,1 n1eo 2pger11e 9eeenab,
Sibfolb og Green @ap iurnme Stot
feire en flor Gier0e Suli Teit Mil=
tpalfee. 0filtpaufee 2ogen bar taget
Snitiotipet til 6enne 6elt. 2ogen /
Green 8aD er for ct Yar Maaneoer
ii0en blebet 'gienoprettet efter at 6en
oprin6elige 2oge, 6engong ltiftet /
Sort @omar6> babbe D9ret u0e al
&irflo1nbe6 flere Mor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07
. nif 6orenin n g 3 i II b /

I 9 II M.
Grebag 5. 16. slpril feire6e iflg.
u8ien" 0e 6onlfe Gamers @i9lpe=
forentng / Gan Grancisco 25 9lars
Subileun. Soreningens 6ormaal
far peret at 1faffe trengen0e ganle
0onlfe &olonien ialr1t fatttge 6a<
milier, Ser trengte til EN- @aan0s=
refining, @ielp og @t6tte, og / Sen
&etning far 6oreningen giennem oe
20 slor 11Orettet ct 1tort 9lrbei6c.
Serligt frent69ber 8io0et, at man
MI fin6er mango al Soreningens op=
rin6eltge 9eapne / o116en Generation
paa Me6lelnslilten, i6et 6enne Sore
ming mere en0 nogen al,6e1 bar for
n1aaet at ian1le SEN oppofsen6e, ber
/ 2an6et fg0fe 6anlf=amerifanlfe lfe llng=
oom onu lig og 0erpe6 er mango nn=
&c Wfgno og &pin6er blepne beDa<
rebe for 0anlfbe0en. ssSubi1eet fei=
rebes meb ct Seltmaalti6, / bbilfet c.
100 2ar6smen0, Me6lenu1rer og
@enner 6eItog, og bpor &aptejn 8.
s. Ma6tion, &oniul @irfboln og
0r. Mplgoor6 ta1te for Soretingen
og 0umerne. Soreningens n1ange-
aorige Sefreter, W1iis @anlen, fiji
operraft en- @ul6broicbe ion1 @abe
fra @errerne til @aafi6nnelle af ben=
6eS 9lrbei6s / Sore11tngens Sieneite.
6oreningens nuberenoe Rreltoent er
Mrs. @arite11ien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07
8asuaoifclicn ont &anama=&ipbct,

Se al uytelp g)orf gSorl0", uS11=
0ianopolis SEEMS" og Qnore 8lQoe
u6lpre0te &pgter om at Sc 6orene6e
9taters &igb al &anan1o &analen al
set fra11ife &anal=&onnpagni ito6
Torbin6elie mes en- foIosiaI an1ert=
fonif u@raft" gab iom ti6ligere ont
tolt 9lnle6ning til, at Sc Gore11e6e
5taters 93egieriag beor6re0e Gags
onIng moo oisie @la0es l16gioere og
Ge0aftgrer> 1amt forlangte, at 6isle
ifll0e i161tebnes for 9omitole $50
ibington. Sl10lteDningerne til at
mp0e 8aibington 5. 81. Moi for
at forlpare fig / 6enne 93etslag er
MI forfpn0t for 0eloman @nitb og
6. 81. 8illon giere al usSl10ianapo=
liz 9eelps". @egge pil al al Magt
nrooiatte Jig @eltennllelien ONT at nte=
Sc t @olbington.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07
MAlanArt.
8rporcnc 8riebt bnbrcoc / @malano

1e to berpn1te 2uftlfippere 8rp=
orene Wrigbt al 0apto1t Sbio> blep
ii0lte lfonOag bG0re0e DeO Ell 5eit
/ Snltit11tio1 al @ipil engineers /
2on6on DeO bDilfen 0er operrafte5
-oenr bDer Ell @ul0me0aille, og EN-
bel Sime bar 6e @jenitan6 for Sc
parlneite 2oDtaler al fre1nragen0e
SSnge1iprer. Silii6it rei1te bele Gor=
ian1lingen Jig og iitemte uGor &bcp
ore sS5ollD @oo0 Selloms" 8rgOrene
la0 re0n1en6e og b9rte poa alle 2oD=
tolerne;; bpilfe bet lgrligt frembg=
De0eS, at be upar laa nfor6erDeoe
al al Ben Sos Sc fortiente og fif> lom
on1 be bar rene ubetDoeligbe0er."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07
g q tor 8. @iprup's Ta:
Der 166.

0berit &aul @jgrup, &oman6ant
poa &ronborg Slot, er ifglge banife
8lo6e ofgaaet be0 0poen 76 sfar
9annlnel. Sberit @ierup ear Sete=
ram fra ~&rigen 1864, ln0er bpilfe11
bon gior6e Giene1te iom &renier>
lgitnant og bleD iaaret &en beo
@anfelnarf. 9om &uptein laa ban
en- Sib @arniion / Giborg. Otter
at bore falben for Mlbersgr9nolen
blep ban u6nepnt til &oman6ant paa
&ronborg be6 Seliingpr og b(ep ITO
nnpnt til Sberltlpitnant, ienere til
9berit. Hoitor g. @ierup I Sting
iteo, Soma, og Srn Scbous=
Doe, Enltor Gbr. Gcbonsboe'S Snitrl1
Sn1ubo, geebr., er 8ern al 6en afs
6pbe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07
80 +. 9l I b TT 81 II 0er1en II,

8eitprer al Weiertet | SaDo, g.
9af., og Sefreter og &asierer for
@outb Dnfota Datrpn1er's ans 8ut.
termafers' 9lslociatiot1, bab6e forrige
l1ge set l1bel0, paa en- &idretur at
blipe faitet u0 af lin @og11, i0et 6enne
pelte6e pe6 at en- @olt 1prang. 9ln:
berien fit en- ret nlporlig 8eifa6igel
ie, iom bill ng6iage bam til at bolof
Sengen / flere Tiger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07
lun6, Buffalo og Wiilipaufee, og ef.
terDaan6en iom 5ftbene fon1nrer int
fra 5pen gaar Man0i ifaberne fra
Bor6e.
Stpr,,t ps Hpejr.

S Sen fi0ite @alb0el al libite ugt
bor 8eirforboloene peret abnorme
ODER Sterlte6elen af Sc Soreneoe
Sfater. Sors0og Scat og Greoal
ranrtes Nfelleu= og @p5itaterne al
frpgteltge @torn1e, Ser mango @te.
Set antog Sorm al GDfloner, ser bar
foltet c. 220 Mennelfelip, npe0ens an.
tagelig mere ems 6ob6elt iaa mango
er iaareoe. l1peiret begDn6te / 6en
pore Weisiislippi0al og git ne0 oper
Mellelnitaterne og Sc fpbgitlige Sta=
ter, bbor oen lpre0te 0p6 og $10e'
leggelie i Nfisiouri Mislisiippi> Sir.
fanlas, &entucfp, Sennesiee> sllaba.
ma, Georgia og anore @toter. @ele
9per bleo ieone0e n1eo Sor6e11, lao-
leOeS &orn 2ofe> Wiisi., bDor Is
Mennelfer omfom. Ogioa / Soma
og SllinoiS onrette6e Stornen me-
gen Sfo6e> / Omeg1een al Gbicago
er 6 Mennelfer onrfonrne, og Sfa0en
paa gien6onr, til6els foraariaget be6
9pnne0lag, btl lgbe op Millioner.
Oglaa Sen iD0lige 9el al W}icbigon
@alppen bleb baar0t biemi6gt. 8e0
Soutb @ooen rei1te Jig Ell 6lo0bglge,
10 500 bdi, iom anretteoe 5fa6e for
$4,000, og pe0 Tenton 6anne6e Jig
en- GDflone, Ser forpolote Sab for
$4,000. 2apgs Nficbiganigens 9lt,
fpit fra Sol.tD @open 5p6 efter ro.
ie0e @tornre11 1neb frDgtelig &raft.
S Staterne langs Canada @rGl1blen
&eit for Sperne al1tog npeiret Sorm
al en- @neform le6iaget al .betDDeliQ
Gu1De, ug Tru fferv al bv Brericbr
Stater nrelbes ON n1eget lan Selnpe,
ratnr> ioale6es gif Sbermometret ne1
til 5 @r. un6er Zero / 0megnen a.
2oranme, @Do. 5fa6en paa Sele.
grof fle6ninger og anore &ornunifa.
tionsni0ler ct nbDre flor, alle SSern'
banetren bleD foriinfe0e, og paa Sn0,
lgerne ct flere Gfibe forliite.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07
8 a II 0 t a b brifqnt t 6 . n
rQD s o und 666.

y
ra0 s ornung 6g0.
Sra San SranciSco meo6eles, at
Ell al Sen oanlfe &olonies melt agte=
0e og afbol6te Weeno, Bianofabrifant
Gonroo s. Sornnng, ct afgaaet peo
0pben. @ornung Ser far bpet
5an Trancisco ODER 35 9(ar og eie=
oe en- meget aulet Hianofabrif ser,
par en- SlGgtntng al 6en 0anlfe Bia=
nofabrifa1t al lanrnre 9eapn, al Sir
nunet @ornung & M9ller / 8rebgo0e
/ &ipbenbapn. S 80 slars sll6erea
fon1 fan til Mnerifa efter nogle MorS
Spbolo I England, og oprette6e fin
6abrtf / Can SranciSco, Ser / 81
oenS 2pb far pun0et itort &p for fine
fortrinltge Snltrunuenter. San bar
Ell trofait 6anlf @anb, lom bepareoe
&ierligbe0en til og sS11teresien for
lit Gn6relon6 .unber bele fit longe
Opbol0 berobre. San bar We6letn
of mango 6al1Ife 6oreninger, men
napnlig Dor ban en- gobgigrenoe
Mon0, Ser gab alle belgipreaoe Mr=
beioer lin Stgtte, ganife ierligt ban-
ife Scretage1,ber., SEQ &egrapellen
bar Sc forifiellige Soreninger, al
bpilfe bon bar M2eDlenr, reprelente=
re6e, og en flor Weeng0e 2an6smen6
fulgte bun1 til @rapen. st n1egtigt
gel6 af 8loniter, iprligt rp6e og
bpibe, 6effe6e &i1te11.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07
9SploatftSrettcn / 6aaq.

Sen 1. Mfai ia1nlebes Gol09ifts=
retten, ser lfal bilagge internotio=
male SDiltigbeoer, / &aag> &ollanos
@opeolta6. 9Deniferen &anmorifjglo
al l1plala, Ser al be 4 &olbgiftS=
0onrmere er balgt lom fen1te Me6leln,
bol6t Mobningstalen, bbilfen bqn
paopegeDe, at 9lntollet al internatto=
nole Stribspunfter> ser oDergape5
&ol0giitsretten til 8ileggelle, er
lta6igt Siltage116e, og Set life Blot
Goger al gfononriif og tefni1f 8etp6=
ming, men ogioa iaaoanne, iom beo=
rgrer mere inogriben6e @pgrgSmool.
@lon6t laaool1l1e, .}ont lfal ofgiereS
/ benne Sonrling, ct Stri0en mellem
Sranfrige og SD1flanb ONT Gala=
blanca Mff9ren
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07
Hreiibcnt Saft pg Dans Miniitcrinm.

| v ~ . |'"
Sra @oibington me66eles at
Ereii0cnt Saft bar foretaget forifiel'
lige Toron0ringer set 9DIten1 iom
bans 6ormon0 / gn1be6et fulgte
9l6nlinil ltrotionsaffnrer. @beferne
for Sc for1fiellige @ureol1er Depar'
ten1enterne ptl berefter fun pe0 gan.
lfe inregne 2eiligbe0er fao Mnleb'
ming til at fonfercre birefte me0 Ere,
li6enten, nneoens Sc ln0er 9ioolebelt
JONI &egel gift oirefte til bam og belt
ignorcre0e 0eres Mil1iiter. Soft Ser
ilnob forlonger, at Miniltrene belt og
6ol6ent lfal bope pperlte 2eOelie al
ollc 0e 8ureouer, lon1 benbsrer 11n'
Ser 6em, bbilfet pil afp9rge mange
ltregelmesligbeoer og giDe itprre
Saltbe6 2e0elien al 0epartementet.
timber set gan1le Spltem er Der ino'
truffet forlfjellige Meisbrug. Saa,
le6es er ser / sSn6enrigs sminiiteriet
frigibet til offenlig r@ntrp" c. 5
Mil1ioner Mcres 2on6, 6er in6ebol'
ser Mineralter eller far Slo6er eller
Gper, Ser me6 Siben oil faa flor 8e,
tp0ning til l16pifling al @an0froft.
Nooiepelt Dap6e gipet 0rore til, al
bette 2on6 iful6e bol6es ti1boge fra
ugntrp" for @an6fra items 5fpl6,
men be6 Mb11ri11iltrationsihfet e1
9an6et gibet fri be6 en- eller onOen
Seiltagelie, og set nueneS> at Ser
ioafal6te 8anofrafttrult, General
electric 60. eller @6iion &ompug.
lriet, bar iifret fig oct, life for al
BRUCE eller ubpifle @an6fraften
men for at bape ben paa &aanoen
naar ser bliber 8rug for ben og SC
forlange 11b1u Hriier for ben. &e.
gieringe1t bil idge at faa bette 9aa>
tilbage, laa bi6t oct fan lo6e fig gi9.
re, men for en- flor 9el at bette e1
set ollere6e for tent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07
Doniib 2utb eran g II b l.
b r g II . t.

0en forene6e 6an1fe lutber1fe Sir
fes Bogforret11ing / 8lair, geebr., er
bren6t 9eotten mellem Man6ag og
Girs6ag li6ite l1ge. 9oniib 2utberon
Bnbl. @ouie, iom 6ens offictelle
geopn er, 6ribes ionr Gorlagsfprret-
ming og 8ogbanbel, og fra ben n6-
gipes tillige @anrfun6etS Organ
u0oniferen". @porle6es Sl6en ct
op}taoet pi6es fife, SEN bleD op6aget
peb 2=Gi6en of 8pens geattepagt, og
8rorbnpan6if 6ifabet blep tilfal6t, men
oa bopoe sSl6en iaa go6t fat, at be11
par bonifelig at 6enpe. Sele Sage
ret al 8gger og Eapir er goelogt al
Sl6, 9fpg og @an6, og EreSier og
Maffiner bor ligelebes taget Sfaoe.
gn M 2inotppe Settemoifine er oog
Tuppet 11ogenlun6e u1fabt. &engeifo=
bet nre6 &egnifabsbgger og Mbonne=
ntel1t-2iiter er oglaa 8ebolo. Sor-
ret11ingen bar lejet 2ofqler en- an.
Sen 8pg1ing, bbortil ogiaa @lo6etS
@ettemnifine er flpttet. &aa @rln<
al 8ronoen bill Gorretningen ! Ser
fgr1te Ei6 lite bere iitanb til at fDlot
Ororer, men perter 2ebet al tori
SID otter at nere i go6 @pnge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07
Jn0(anoet.
Gr=&reiioent 9fppiepelt.

Sra 8ritiif 9itofrifa 1ne66eles
26r0ag, at 9fooleoelt far naaet Set
eftertragte0e MaQl: at ifp0e 2gper.
@ele tre 2pper falot paa Ell Sag for
bons Sfub, meDens bans Ggn Ser
n1it> ser leoiager bam poa 93eiien,
bap0e neolagt Ell 9poe. gfter bette
beloige l1obptte Dil 9ioolepelt 1gge
at forrnre en @irafie paa Sfuo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07

Glen fffe at onbefole Bette 8Iab
til oeres 8enner % 8efienbte. @om
Sc ieIb er tilfre6s me6 BET, piI 6i8ie
ogfao blibe BET.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07
III Mulfinme1ter er Qpanceret op ii

Ell Wulftnmeiter er apanceret op til
ct &rofesiorot. Hrofesior Siirgell-
len btl Son1nuer foretage en- Geiie
til Oonmarf og til @fteraaret oper-
tage lin nDe &oit.
Sgiaa paa en- an6en Maa6e ems
loln Malfin= =SSSngenigr far Dor 2anos=
nran0 giort Jig fien0t. ge0 Sappan,
g. g., bpor ban bor lit &ien, 6riper
ban l1enllig en flor &6niefarm, ionl
ban anlag0e for 4 gar ii0en og lom
bar ct Mreal' al II Mcres. Naa ben=
ne bor ban en 8eiGtning al 800 bpi=
Sc Segbor11s, ion bobe0iagelig FOL-
0es for sggpro0uftiol1, napnlig for
9@glegl1ing on @intereu. @9nleriet
er anlagt laa ti6slporen6e lon set
ct l1mligt og bor bilt Jig neget rento=
belt. Set er 6en lenere Sio gjen=
tage11Oe @ange olntalt / 9ltens Sag
pg 9agblaDe.
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81 a T. + Ii 3 5 a g e II.

q a + + Ii 3 5 II.
&oltor sloan San, ionr / 8egpn-
0elien al SSuni afreiier til Dannrarf.
bar pelptlliglt no0taget 0anif Slime
rifanif Selifabs ssSuobp0elle til al
fonnne tillteoe paa 9lorbus0agen 5.
4. SsSuli og bol0e en- fort Sale ON
Sore @ien1" 9lnuerifu".
0ern1eo foreligger Asrogronrlnet
fl1lbfGrOigt og bil / SEN nermete
Jremti0 blipe offe11liggiort / lin @el=
be6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07
75f:55uttffur&b s. if,rur r.r-tSs tSss|s,. arriving

&pllal1os 0ron11i11g gBilbeln1iaa
fpbte li6ite l1ge en- Datter, og Oen
ltore 9@ngitelle. for at &iget life
pil6e fuo el1 Gronaroing lige 2inie
og &ulet Sronien u06p er iaale0es
babet, foruo1at at @arnet leper. S
bele @ollunb ber1fer 6er flor @leoe
ODER Yrinlesle1s Se6iel. 6orlfielli=
ge 8per og Hrobinier far foretaget
Sn6lamlinger til rtge @aber til 8ar=
net; @ugge, 8arnebogne o. oSl. Sp~
en- @inlcbote11 bar be11uttet, at Sc Ser
in6ia1nle0e Henge ifal anben0es til
Teriefolo1ier for fottige iDagelige
@Grn. @leperne paa en- SSn6uitrilfo=
le &aog bar lpet 6 8prnefioler, ser
pil blipe ifiar1febe til 8ern, 6er er
fp6t lol1m1ue Sag ion Sen lille Hrin=
IeSie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1909-05-07

8 en 0anlfe S o n II g
0ania al Cali o I'll I a,
joni bpl0t Marsnrp0e Netaluma
ira 20. til "a gpril, balgte felgenDe
Operbe1tprelie:
@r=Operprpii6e>1t GorI Soln1, 81
Dernrore.
Operprnli0eut Sans @preniel1,
@oDipar0.
0perpicepreiibent $. 9s. @ogenle11,
Yetaluma.
0perl efretnr Garl Ylop, Eetolu=
lno.
Operfoslerer s. 30. Becf, San
6roneisco.
9rernnoribal $. 8. @iat6ieie.r,
5an 2l,is Sbispo.
Sperpicen1arifol Carl SQnjel1, 60
linns.
Opertillt6sn1nl1b Sacob Neteriel1,
Sun Srnnctsco.
Spertillibsn1ono SO. 9liellell, Snf=
lun0.
Opertilli6snronb @errroa s. &o=
reQ> San 6ranctsco.
JfeprGlel1tanter for Sc 0anlfe π1=
0eforel1inger, JONI bolbt @fpoa iun=
tioig npe0 Gal1ia, pe6tog cit Orgoni=
lotion al Soreningerne og palgte fpl=
ge10e n1iblertiOige 8eitDrelie for 0en=
ne:
Yreli0ent Mrs. 2oura @onlel1, 81
Derl11ore.
&icepreli0cnt Wfrs. &ognbilo &as=
mus lell Slean6er.
Sefretnr Niils Murie 9liellen,
Sm 6rancisco.
9frlte Mars &onpention ifQl ofbpl=
Oe5 / Sulinos, Sal.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-15
succession. Friel took well, fans cheer.
ing him. His start was suspicious.
At Syracuse.

Syracuse, N. Y, Sept. 15.-Darkey
Hal, driven by FL. L. Snow OF Hornen.
developed into the only record breaker
at the second days state fair grand
circuit meeting. In the 2:05 pace,
Darkey Hal stepped tae second heat
in 400 Ia and lowered the years
race mark for side wheelers. Baron
Whips was off color, the best he could
earn was second money.
The unbeaten George Gano had an
easy time winning the onondaga, the
$500 stake for 2;Os PAGERS.
In the Ka Moo No stake for 2:25
trotters, 3 years old, Gaworth, a
daughter of Axwortny. won under
wraps after James A. had reeled off
the first heat In 2:14.
Lieut.. Gov. Horace Whites Willow
Bell, driven by Ernest l. White, owner
of Baron Alcyone, took the 2:13 trot
from amateur drivers to wagon. A
blanket would have covered Willow
Belle, Paul Steel and May Kew at the
finish of the second heat.
This afternoon Country Jay will at
tempt to lower his own worlds trot-
ting record to saddle of 2:1Oh.
BY pacing two consecutive heats to
the pole in 2:05 Ia and 2:O4 IA,
Lady Maud c and Hedgewood Boy
established new worlds record In
1902 at Memphis, Prince Direct and
Direct Hal paced one heat in 2:05h
Darkey Halls two race heats in 1903
IA and 2:02 Ia are the fastest on
record for a pacing mare.
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day made clean sweep OF the Davis
cup lawn tennis series at the German
town cricket club. w. Al. Larned de-
feating ]. @. Parks by 6-3, 6-2, 6-3,
and w. J. Clother beating G. p. Dixon
by 6-S, 6-1, 6-4. These events with
those Of the double matches yesterday
and the two other singles last Satur-
day, give America five wins to none
for England The double was the
only holly contested match, the En-
glishmen failing to win set in the
singles.
In the Parke-Larned match, superior
steadiness and accuracy of the Ameri-
can champion were noteworthy. Parke's
service was ineffective and his back
hand was by no means so strong as his
fore-hand.
The Clothier- Dixon match was an
other one-man affair, thu American
outplaying the Englishrnan. at every
point.
The series, while well attended and
managed, has been disappointing be-
cause of the weak resistance made by
the visitors in the singles. Messrs.
Dixon and Parke will sail for England
tomorrow on the Mauretania but
Crawley will remain in Philadelphia
for some time and viii take part in the
Philadelphia championship tournament
next week. Summaries:
Larned defeated Parke, 6-3, Ga, Ga.
Clothier defeated Dixon Ga, 6-1, Ga.
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wrestler Of the world, is shown by the
eagerness which the promoters are dis
playing in seeking foreign fields for
gymnasts to bring over here to go
against the whirlwind from Iowa's fer
tile soil.
Some Of the invaders are here and
more-many more-are coming. Ii was
learned last week that at least four
more French giants are on their way
to America to prove their fitness for
the fray, and somebody is going to
fetch Zebysco, the terrible Pole, the
latter part of this month.
George Kennedy, promoter Of ath-
letic events in Montreal, is now on his
way to Europe and he already makes
the announcement that he will spend
the sum of $4,000 to encompass the
defeat of the Iowa farmer not because
he has any personal grievance against
Gotch, but In being able to defeat the
American he could make fortune by
exhibiting his wrestler all over the
world.
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LAMB WANTS TO
COME this WAY

Duluth, Sept. ia baseball fiirta-
ton is going on at the present time.
j. M Lamb, president of the Winnipeg
club, is acting in the role OF coquette,
and yesterday, being dark day par
ticularly well fitted for tanning bee,
he preached the subject Of new lea
que that would include clubs on both
sides of the border line.
The new club would be an eight-club
affair, according to the tentative sug-
gestion of Mr.. Lamb. For instance, Mr..
Lamb suggested that Brandon and
Winnipeg might want to join with
clubs on this side of the line and he
further suggested that Grand Forks,
Fargo, Duluth and Superior, Eau Claire
and Winona might complete the cir
cult.
1t is further suggested that e. H..
Kent Of Grand Forks be made presi-
dent of the new organization. OF
course that is going rather far, when
you consider that the directors Of the
Western Canada league do not meet
until the first Of next month, and that
the suggestion has not even been put
before that august body.
However there is a quiet rumor that
the Western Canada league will not
be composed OF the same teams next
year, If it continues at all. None of
the clubs have made very much mon
ey. None Of the men behind the vari-
Gus clubs have squealed, for they are
very good sportsmen; but just the
same, If the remarks dropped by Mr..
Lamb are indicative, these men will
think twice before they will go into
the league again.
Those who remember the old North
ern league are wondering how the big
jump from this side of the line to the
Canadian clubs would be brought
about, should the new league spring
into existence. Brandon and Winnipeg
would have to draw very well to pay
the heavy railroad fares.
AS stated some time ago the directors
Of the Minnesota Wisconsin league will
soon meet to take up the question OF
the finances Of the new league. AT
that time some radical action may OF
may not be taken. The question OF
the future of the league will be thor
oughly gone into. 1t may be that the
directors of the two leagues will get
together and form new league.
But anyway Coquette Lamb is quiet
ly talking behind his fans, whispering
sly innuendos, and limiting that some
of the clubs across the international
boundary line would sit up and listen
to any suggestion that came FROM soma
of the club owners of the Minnesota
wisconsin league.
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PASTOR DEFENDS
SUNDAY BASEBALL

Spokane, Wash, Sept. 13.-'Before
the evils of Sunday baseball can be
eliminated and that particular moral
problem solved the social and CONNER
cial problems will have to be put
through solution" said the Rev. w. J..
Hindley Of the Pilgrim Congregational
church, discussing the attitude of the
Rev. G. l.. Morrill, of Minneapolis, who
last Sunday said the only harm in
Sunday baseball is when the home
team loses.
There is but one method of reason
ing out this matter, and that is that
we can't expect Sunday baseball fans
to die out until there is a half holiday
weekly declared by the commercial in
terests and the hard worked men and
women given a chance to have little
recreation during the week l love
baseball as ardently as any man or
woman, and IL didn't have an oppor-
tunity to see game during the week