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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-11
Oakland Tilted Engine. "

straight line dI1Ve-the tilted Oakland engine winch
puts every ounce OF power into the wheels
It was the straight line drive that won high honors
in every hill-cmb the Oakland has entered.
When you to try out the OAKLAND leave the speed
test to the last. 1t will deliver you all the speed
you want and more than you can ordinarily use
90 miles an hour if you like.
But make the hill test and grade test first Ask it to
do the diffcut-the almost impossible.
Then note what it does with its full 40horse power
what it does and how smoothly, how grandy it
does it.
Oakland 40" at s17OO
Note that 40 horsepower, by the way-because the
Oakland is the only 40-horse power the market
that sells at such price.
The qualities that place it at the forefront of
the hill climbing class makes the Oakland the most
economical of all forty-horse power cars.
None of the power leaks goes to wastethe straight
line drive attends to that; the wonderful system of
fabrication helps and the beautiful simplicity of the
motor does the rest.
An Oakland stock car, taken right off of deal
er's floor went through the Gldden Tour with
perfect score carrying full load, and accomplish
ing all that was done by its big high-powered COM
petitors.
BILE by fitting the engine. That's simple little
thing to do, but only old, experienced Oakland
designer would think of it.
A novice run and care for an Oakland because
the Oakland has many other mechanical advantages
for instance its lubricating system.
Oakland fabrication
The largest distributor of automobiles in western
city says Il wish every that [ sold had the
Oakland fabrication system 1t is the greatest
system in the world
It is worth while for you to send for catalogue,
step into and have the system explained to
YOU 1t will take only minute of your time, and
you will be repaid many times.
Oakland Removable Cylinder Heads
Another Oakland selling point is the removable cyl
inder heads which facilitates the removal of carbon
from the combustion chambers.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-11

All the grit and nerve of a
touring car all Of its Is
staunch stick to it i've
neSS-comeS out in a hill
climbing contest. The Oak
land in that field is first.
It has won more notable hill
climbs IN the past two years
than any one other car.
It's engine takes hold of a steep
grade with a bulldog grip; and
hangs on and goes up.
That's what you want. That's
what you need in nine-tenths
Of the time-power on the hill,
power on the upgrade, power
at low speed-not power on
the asphalt at forty miles an
\ hour.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-11

parade in the morning and a ball game
in the afternoon. Notices of the ceebra-
ton will be posted along the railroads
and efforts made to get many country
people to attend The committee is John
D. Martin, chairman: E. l.. Huey, }. b.
Horton and X M. Johnson.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-06-11
Twenty Minutes of Your Time

To remove carbon from ordinary engine two
garage men will work all day. Anyone
can remove carbon and clean the cylinders
of the Oakland in one hour. Do it easily.
clearly and quickly.
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remove carbon and clean the cylinders
of the Oakland in one hour. Do it easily,
clearly and quickly.
Oakland Engine Side Plates
Still another point that the drip pan the Oakland
is riveed to the frame. You can't take it off and
you won't need to, because if you want to get at
the inside of your engine, you simply have to re-
move the side plates and the engine is exposed.
Never any need to go under the car. No need to
remove the drip pan. No need to take out the bot
tom OF your engine. Simply remove the side plates.
You can do this; tighten your connecting rods, and
put back the side plate in few minutes-do it
clearly, easily and quickly.
Oakland Cooling System
Water is circulated by gear driven pump centrifugal
type The water is drawn from the bottom of the
radiator, forced up through cylinder jackets and
into outlet pipe at top and then passes to the radi
ator. The pump is driven from the crank shaft, so
when motor is running the water is circulating The
cooling is assisted by fan built into fly Wheel and
draws current of air through radiator
Oakland Specifications and Equipment
The "4O' Touring Car, 4cyinder motor-4O-horse
power-112inch wheel base-Shaft drive-Selec-
tive transmission, three speeds forward and reverse
Multiple disk clutch-Cork inserts-Straight line
drive-Offset crank shaft, price $1,000, including
magnetic, five lamps, horn, generator and full set
of tools.
Runabout, Touring and Roadster Bodies
The "30' Touring Car, 4-cylinder motor, 30-horse
power-110-inch wheel base-Shaft drive-Selec-
tive transmission, three speeds forward and reverse
Multiple disk clutch-Straight line drive-Offset
crank shaft Price, including five lamps, horn, gen.
orator and full set Of TOOLS $3.50.
The $780, Runabout-Same specifications "30''
Touring Car except 4-inch shorter wheel base, and
carries two instead of five passengers Price, $1,000
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-14
AMATEUR PROFESSIONAL
s -. SPORT '-; s ....'..
WASEDA team Will MAKE
OAHU PLAYERS WORK HARD
ST LOUIS WILL NOT TAKE PART SATURDAY GAMES
WILL BE AGAINST PUNAH0U- OAHU TEAM TO PLAY
OPENING GAME WITH VISITORS

I lenged the American fleet team. and
by this time they have probably been
up against the sailors. The Wasedas,
according to Professor Abe, of that
institution Of learning, felt pretty sure
that they could take tha measure of
the fleet players, and II they did win
rom the Jackies the Waledas must
e strong combination.
As showing the comparative strength
of the Wasedas and the Keios, Il may
he mentioned that shortly after the
Wasedas had beaten the mobiles, the
Keio nine did the same trick, but only
by six to nil whereas the wasedas did
II nine to nothing.
Henry Walker, the rice mill man re.
turned from Japan last week: he re,
ports having seen the Wasedas In ac.
tion on the diamond. and that the
scholars played great ball Walker
considers that the wasedas are the
best lot of ball players In Japan and
that they will be too good for any
of the Junior teams here. That re
mains to be proved however. and
there are plenty OF Honolulu fans who
.n,'N Una, our iaus can hold their own
WIN 'ne p'oN Vi japan
",a' pleparaoions are oc'ng made
WI "'e 'eoep''o" o' 'ne Waseda team
anu 'he ms'!ors shoulu nave grea,
,."e ~ iionoiu'u. ne japanese oil
,aN"' wiz '''" ou, III iorce 10 greet
Wv u" an" " goes wi,non' saying mat
ne n,""'o rarA win DC crowde" 10
TO '"'' oapae'.y u"r'ns 'ne series
s,ai, mas oeen maze on me eSten
sun VI .he o'oacners ON 'he hwa SIDE
VI tue faih ana Seats IOr thOuSand
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-14
AUTOS SMASH, FAULTY DRIVING

Another smashup between two autos
yesterday Is chargeable to the fac,
that one of the drivers was ON the
wrong side of the street.
Chauffeur Miller, driving big Pac
kard car smashed into small Buick
car which was driven by DIR. Lane
The collision occurred at the inter
section of Lunalilo and Victoria
streets
DR.. Lane was driving up Victoria
street on the right hand side when
opposing him on the same side OF the
street was the big machine coming
directly toward him. II appears that
Dr. Lane held his right OF way ex
pecting the machine TO swing over
TO the left side Of the street, which
II did not do, and to avoid direc'
head on collision DR.. Lane gave Wi
by steering TO the left side Of Or
street Al the same time the big car
swung over and the result was {
smash
Mrs. Lane was with the Doctor a
the time hut. fortunately. no damag'
was done except to the small ca
which was pretty well wrecked, haN
ing the wheels Knocked on and tn
side smashed In
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-14
TOMMY BURNS AND BILL
lang may SHOW here
Party Will Arrive on Mariana and
Jack Scully Has Practically Ar
ranged for Show.

II is practically assured that Hugh
Mcintosh aud his fellow bunch oil
sports will give show In HONOLULU
upon the arrival Of the Mariana The
e. A. boat has now left Suya. Fiji
and should arrive here on June 81
Jack Scully has exchange several ca
bles with Mcintosh, and the latest one
sent was to enquire as to how long
the party of sports would remain in
Honolulu
The Wilhelmlna leaves on the next
day for San Francisco. aud then there
Is another boat--tho Manchurla--leav.
ing on the Friday following. II the
party will stay over, and leave on
the latter boat there will he plenty
Of time for n couple of shows.
Mcintosh is said to have the films
Of the Burns.Johnson fight In HIS pos
session. and everyone who follows the
boxing game is hoping to see the pic
lures. II Is possible that the films
may be shown independent of the box
ing exhibitions that will be given by
Burns. Lang and Co
Jack Scully hopes to put the show
on. and II terms are satisfactory. next
Tuesday night there showld be a
chance Of seeing the former worlds
champion In action. Bill Lang will
be wei worth seeing also and he will
probably spar with some local man.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-14
KAN AQUATIC CLUB HAS
FINE DAYS SPORT
Luau Follows Races and Everyone
Enjoys Himself - Many Close
Events.

Tile Kamchameha Aquatic CLUB HAD
a great day on June II and besides
sports Of all sorts n fine luau was
given by the club. The first race was
won by the Kokalani, captaincd by
NJ. u. Punohu The distance was
three and . half miles and the time
taken to do the distance was % 3 4
minutes.
The Kamehameha won the next
race. and the time was "a "a minutes.
Henry Iaea was captain of the win
ming boat. The Diamond Star got into
pllikia and no time was taken foi
second place. .
The Maikal Fine won the ladies'
paddle race and Mrs. Alex. Smith was
captain Of the winning crew Mrs
Samuel kipi got second place with the
Lanakila canoe. The mems four-pad
die canoe race went to the Lanakila
captained by Samuel Luahlne and the
Maiakai Fine was second; Alex. Smith
Jr., was captain of the second boat
The six paddle race was won by the
Kalei with Alex. Smith as captain;
the second was the Niaulani and Sam
uel Luahine was skipper.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-14

On July 2 the waseda baseball
team vii! be on Hawaiian soil and
the day following they will go up
against a team picked from the Oahu
league. II was at first proposed &c
have the Chinese Athletics play tn,
Waseda nine In the opening game
but as the visitors would probably
be defeated owing to their not having
got over the long sea voyage. II was
decided to have a team selected from
all four Oahu league mines play the
Travelled ones
II defeated by an all Oahu leagu,
team the cable that conveyed the In
formation to Japan would not seem
so bad to the fans back In the land
OF Nippon. On the other hand, II the
Wasedas went up against the G. A.
Cs. and were beaten. the news that a
Junior nine OF Honolulu was too
strong for the japanese would be the
worst, possible news to cable.
The Waseda nine will be given a
chance to get their shore legs before
they are asked to play a strong team.
and tho onenipp game aya,,s, A., ,,no
pIcked from tho Oabu League win
not be too hard task II the players
suggested last night arc in take mar,
in the game.
The meeting of tho oabu ieay,c
which was held las, night arr,,yed
matters for tho wased. nine and a,
was suggested that tho following oabu
league players sbouId take nar, 4, the
opening game against the Jananeso
visitors. Soares n. Keatoba n. All,
mn III. Assam Oh. We,dmann ab. Ka
Imi ss. Jobp In n. MADEIRA RI.
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,a'' 'nen' u "as ueo'ueu 'na' '"e oahu
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-14
fine PROGRAM
IS ARRANGED
FIFTEEN EVENTS DURING
BIG DAYS SPORT
Running, Trotting, Pony. Mule and
Cowboy Races--Many Horses in
Training at Spreckels Park for
July Fourth.

Many people are looking forward to
a trip to Maui for the Fourth, and as
the Kinau will be ready to take ex
cursionists away on Saturday night
and deliver them safely at Kahulul on
Sunday morning. there is no doubt
that the one time flagship of the In
ter Island feet. will be crowded with
sports who wish To see the races and
incidentally make trip to beautifu
lao Valley.
Maui is considered to be the most
hospitable place In the group, and
everyone who has enjoyed the com
pany Of the Maui boys knows what
real Joy IL. The Valley island sports
men simply fall over one another in
their efforts to make the casual visi
tor feel Mt home. and all the people
who have at some time or another
been on Maui swear by the isle.
The program of races that has been
arranged 4. fine one. and no less
than fifteen events figure on the list.
Twenty-thrce hundred dollars have
been subscribed as prize money aud
the races include running. trotting
pacing. pony mule and cowboy events.
Quite number OF horses are In
training at Kahului and Spreckels
Park is scene Of activity every day
when the trainers bring their charges
out for their gallops. Fully dozen
horses are In active training and Jerry
Frederick. Lemon. Decoto and several
other trainers are hard at work get
ting horses Into condition for the
Fourth
Coptlc IL doing well. and Jerry Bro.
derrick swears by his little mare; she
Is well bred one and Is showing
great form over half mile or SO
The. veteran trainer knows how to take
care Of young one. and he IL put
ting In his best ticks with Coptic.
Louis Warren has couple of horses
at Spreckels Park and good old Indigo
who has boon seon In many Cruel
ling race on the Hilo track. IL once
more speeding along like two yea
old Indigo IL one Of the gamos'
horses that ever looked through bri
die, and all those people who have
seen the old warrior stay II out on
the Hilo race course, have an aloha
for Indigo and hope that he will win
a race at kahului.
Wa.uiua 10 annthar of NUarran' :
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-14
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DOTS AND DASHES.

The Moana water polo team chal
lenges the Outrigger or any other
club to game at Waikiki. The Mo
ana team Is as follows: Duke. Paoa
w. A. Cottrell. Kenneth Winter. r.
Geouvis, Ted Cooper, Henry Steiner
and Jack Warrington. All replies ia
this challenges to be sent to Ken
meth Winter or to this ONCE.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-14
DOTS End DASHES.

Roy KENNY a boxer who can fight
at 1853 pounds passed through on tn,
transport ~y1n. he will he returning
before long and will arrange to stay
over In Honolulu and box Pat Cornyn
Kenny has a good record as lighl
middleweight and he and Cornyr
should match up well.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-14

Manco's Monks beat Connors Colt!
by score OF l2 to 3 yesterday at the
Marine Barracks. Only seven inningH
were played but that was enough tt
show the kind of ball Company p car
put up when opposed to Company A
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-14

Six yachts will start in the transpacI
fc race and they are as follows lila
wall, Sweetheart. Gwendolyn II. 81
wash. Winsome and La vagiera TIL
latter halls from Tacoma and Is en-
tered by Captain Clayhorn OF the Tia
coma Yacht Club.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-06-14

On Sunday last the Aiea baseball
team defeated the Waianaes by a score
Of IL to II. II was a great game and
much interest was taken In II from
start to finish.
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STA Spofame college.

Observation-Disclosures peo Spo-
fame College fanbt Steo / 9srbags i
Golegets @pmnaitiflofaIe. Sorbo.
Songresmano Burton g. Srenh ira
@oscop, SOnbo, talte til 8raOuen-
terne. 0isies Hapne er: George
@iIbertion, Suliette Sbortribee,
@eioea aissneis, Benjamin 8iit os
g. $. 8eutpobler. gae oisIe err
bolot @raocn "gahelor OF grtS~. o.
8iIberticn agter at optaee oct tbeo'
Iosiife ShtSium / 9iten, @. aieSneis
bill iorcIsbia bic fig til Shtbict al
misunderstanding Sag peo Saborn'
toriet / Yricit Safe; geniamin @iIt
pil peoblioe meo fine aaereoe paabe'
spnote iuriSiIfe Stuoier. % 8eite-
pobIer bill ihnoere Sbeologi. geni.
0iit fom / 1909 berub ira 9ecorob,
Ss,oipo, bpor ban ifitloe babe eraoiie'
ret iomnlen nteS inbeprrenoe gors'
fIasIe 1910 fra Sutber College.
TuarIia Selbreo ushte BAN imioler'
tio til at isae ben til ct arroet Silt
mat, oa ban bar aItiaa M filSenot
fit Goaescfurius peo Spofane Col
Ieee.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-21
Reen / u. Oafota.

9eiten oper belle ben n~oroeltligc
Del al Hortb Safota bapbe man 2sr'
oag Iorseti ct p~eleisrenoe Gegu,
Der pareoe fra TO til ire Elmer. 0ette
9eober bar ioa meget mere pelfom'
met, iom oct begpnote at blipe meget
tsrt. S @rano Sorts og langs 81
ben bar &egnfaloet %ubetpbeligt, men
Der par operifpet og fisligt, bporfot
mere Hegn pentebes. s 0enils Safe,
2ofota, gmeraoo, 2angbon, 9afer,
Samiltorl, @albald, Snfiter, Sarf
Riper, 2optpn og andre Steber bou'
De man TO Simers Heen, mebeus ber
| Bartlett, Sannab, Searles, Go
more, Sampoon, Miinit, Glpbe og
Hiagara enoog regneoe | ire elmer.
Sra gottineai melotes ben 1Sbe os.,
at Der De Iibite Gage bar falot ct pent
Tesn, og at gplingen eiorbe eobe
Sremifribt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-21
Gieftrif eeSnins til GreseO?

8aa Soranleoning al Wtr. 6rec'
buuf, Der eier og bar 6rond)ile tor
oct eleftriife 9psanlGg | Gresco, ct
oct poatale af lPgge 2eoning ira lip
per Soma Ycper Cos anlGg Der
iteos til n9pnte 9p. Nun bar ganet
oper Den belle StrGfning mellem o.
TO gper % 9iort enoel Sere9nin9er,
oa Oct er blepeu ia9t, at ifnloe Elo-
men oaa ilaaS, piloe Sinieu moaItc
fontme iii at eao longs ben me SeI
ajennem 9luffton Sopnibip. Der
aisres BOG iamtibig opmprtiom poo,
at Upper Soma Gower SO. aaereoc
Soo andre aanter bar begnnot linz
berbanoIinger ON Seperiug al elel'
trjif aroit, og at man mart life tnn
foripne ale aunoer, ielp ON Den tore
Sterilization oripeS til oct poerIte.
Oct err inoIeoeS fanife life iorme9el
foat at Den 3io life cr fern oa ell
onocu 9pmning oil bIi opfert nGr.
mere Tecorob % at mere al al oenne
@arbfraft, Der MI goor ttlipiIoc, oil
bIiue ubnpttet til at opbiGlpe lsll'
nen0e Snbuitrier | por gp % nGr'
meite Smeon.
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8 em changes Wolo.

Sobn @. McGortbp, lom arbeioeoc
i ct Menageri bapbe forleoen | Nj.
banp, g. y, en- Spleoelie, iom bdh
pitt altio meo 8ru oil fomme i'm.
San ifuloe gisre rent | en- Soailanges
Bur og iteg oerfor JON alminoeIlg
iloen pioere oerinb. Slangen inaa
piltnof bape p9ret / uleouanilg
oaarligt 2rne, tbi uoen noget Sarlel
beo Den efter Maneen, og en- al oens
S9noer blep bGngenoe falt | bans
Sraffe9rme og tiaige rep bans arm
tilbloos.
@cGartbp forisste at iprin9e til
iibe, men Slangen bar foiffere | Ben.
oineen, tbi burtigere eno Oct fan for'
teaes bapoe ben ilpnget Jig fert
8ange ON bam, og troos en- &
iom paa Sip os 0so blep ban faItct
til Marfen. Slere Dt9no Itprteo7
itrur ino / guret, en- bep9bnet meo el.
Slagtersre, andre meb 8nipe, melt
life for man n9iten bapbe parteret
Slangen / ilere 3ele gap Den Hip
paa tit gptte. 9soelig bIeg, men
meo Speoen iprineenoe no al ale
9orer, blep @cGartbp baaret no, og
iraregnet Den polbiomule SfrGf bap-
De ban ingen alporlig Sfaoe liot.
Slangen, Der MI maatte or9bes,
bar omtrent % 500 lang og 26 Com.
mer / Smfreos. geitpreren for Gre
nageriet fortalte, at Den bar p9roldt
til $500.
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Ssbens Ssit.

@amle Mrs. @uri ai9rringpolo
afgif peb 8poen Dos SpieerbattereI
Wrs. Ole s.. SobniorL Den 1Soe
gpril 1910 al aloeroomsipnsbeo,
naiten So Nar gammel.
Sun bar fsbt paa 8aar6en ellie.
eiere / Ialen, Senbre Sronb6iems
Imt, | aueuit 1926 og uopanorebe
meo jim Iano os 9srn til 4merifa
1867. 9e boiatte fig fsrit / Sespcr
Sonnibip, ilpttebe iioen til Canoe
Sopnibip. Senbes Wonb osoe
for fire Nor iiben. g(ne benoes
Born, unotagen en- Ssn / Iorgc, CT
goaet forub for benoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-06-21

Gaepe Stioenter bIep iooor for.
bige meo gogboIoerfuriet % mootog
fine enbelige Gramensbepiier fro
bette. af bisie itaar be otte faroige
til at tase Hnirttelie iom Stenoera.
fer og aontorfolf.
s gfaoemiet fit islgenoe GIeper
fin Afgangseramcn: alfa anoerion,
Selen Stinnpf, ameIia @ilbertion,
Gornelia @iIbertion, Gilmore Ni.
dolls, Sobo Mu6b, O. Trcitbpe, Dian
Sbormoosaaarb. gae oisie pil gaa
ober / neite aars "Sreibman".
GIosie.
grofesior Or. g. 81. @lasoe, Tom
bor ppret GoIesets 9eitprer iioen
bets Sprettelie, bar mi taset gfifeb
os oil antoseIis saa tilbage til ct.
SIof College, bpor ban tiblieere |
mango aar pirfeoe, og bporfra ban
paanp gientngenbe bar foaet antb.
Sans Gftermano iom Gr9iioent for
Spofcne College bIir Brof. Or. g.
s. @eitmore, Der ligeiom Or. 8lasoe
err en- iielben bpstia Sfolemaub.
Spofane College eies og bripes iom
befienbt al BEN Soreneoe &irfes
Solf. og meb ltnberitsttclie al bette
Samfunb. Get bor, peS Sioen al ct
fulbitGnbig Golegefuriiis, ct gfaoe-
mifurius og ct 8orretningsfurius,
ogioa - ct 3-aariet iurioiif auriis
eGer 2opifole, iom bar meget goo
Ssgning. Get netop aiilutteoe Sfo'
Icaar bar | ale Senieenoer b9ret bel
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eprins @rope.
tefter sSeraIS".)

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llge at iRtte no fine Sobafsplanter.
Sugar Beet so. | Chippewa
Sails, @is., bar ienot fine 5olf bio
for at bore Snrmerne bebjrlpelig
meo Of pIante os oprfe Sufferroer.
Slaf Snssaro % Sititru iamt
oennes Mooer, Nrs. See, penote for.
riae Wanoog tilbage til oeres Siem
/ geIoit, Wis.
II Irs. Chris. aieIono anfom
2srbas ira Gsmono, g. O., for at
beige Sl9etninse | og omfring
Sprins @rooe.
&C. 8. Saseoablen reiite Sreoas
til Cheyenne, g. 9. Samtibis rel.
lite 8. u. Spdins til q. 9afota, bpor
ban poa forifieaise Steber agter at
aflpgee ganle @enner 9eisa.
SSobn 8albus % Suitrn til
troaote Monoog @orgen Ell &eiie
peitoper for at beissa SlGstninge
Cheyenne og andre Steoer | q. ..
reiitc Wrs. ". 8. grne-
GARD tiIbage til lit Siem peo Irne-
aaro, g. O., efter at bape beisgt
SlGatninge / Sprins @rope cg
Suanoabl, Sowa.
- ReIs u. 9raaten meo Sultrit
og Oatter iamt Wrs. Ole Speniot
oa Rrs. Ole 9raaten anfom Sirs'
bas Morgen ira 0apenport, q. O.,
efter at bape giort ben 500 Udl lam
ae 3eiie meo automobil. 0e Tom
for at beltage / Slatin'giereums
9rpnnp, Ser fanot Steb Snsoag.
- Toit. ct. g. @eaue fom forrige
9srbas Morgen tilbage ira Safota,
g. 9uf., bporben ban falotes I an'
leonina fin Spiaeroatters, Wrs. Cars
Neoltes 9so % 9esrapelie. Ears
Heauc fnlste fin Sober tilbage for at
tiIbringe ct Ear Tiger | spring
8robe.