davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-26
coombs Threw Only 1920 Balls.

Coombs, the Philadelphia pitcher, in
the final defeat of Chicago. who al
ready had won two games, threw only
12o balls to the plate, while Mordecai
Brown hurled 142. As compared with
the former games, Coombs' pitching
was about equal. On Monday at Phil
adelphia Bender threw 100 balls to the
plate. On Tuesday Coombs threw 151,
the game in which he gave nine bases
on balls. On Thursday he threw 120
and on Saturday Bender heaved 10
Chicago pitchers in the opening game
in the east threw 101 balls to the
batters. On Tuesday f49 and on Sat
urday 135 as against 142 Sunday. Dur
ing the series the Chicago pitchers
threw $50 balls to the plate Is COM
pared with ~621 by the Athletics.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-26
OLD FIELD BLiGHTS AMBITIONS
OF JACK JOHNSON.
Champion PugiIist is Not in 1t as an
Auto Racer.

New York. Oct. 25.-The ambition of
Jack Johnson, champion heavyweight
pugilist, to annex honors- as a racing
automobile driver received a blight
here this afternoon at the hands of
Barney Oldheld. Johnson showed to
poor advantage in his new role and
Oldfeld in one heat of their five mile
race a Sheepshead Bay toyed with the
big fighter. Only two heats were
needed to settle the question of supe-
riority.
Following his victory O1df1eld tonight
gave out this statement:
Il raced Jack Johnson for neither
money nor glory, but to eliminate
from my profession an invader who
would have had to be reckoned with
sooner or later. II Jeffries had fought
Johnson five years ago the white man
would have won and after Jeffries re-
tired he would never had to fight him
again. II l had ignored Johnson for a
year or SO he would probably have
gained much experience on the tracks
and bought high powered cars while
am not getting AMI better from day
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-26
BIG FELLOWS MUST
BOLSTER UP THEIR ELEVENS.
Saturday Games Give Harvard, Yale
and Princeton Something to Think
About.


The elevens that look the best so far
won their games Saturday, but at some
expense to their supposed esteem. II
Harvard had got those II points on
Brown by solid playing. If Dartmouth's
line had not wilted SO at Villa mstown
and if Princeton's forwards had shown
a sitter front against Carlisle then all
three would have appeared in a class
much above the other teams. Cornell
too, one of the fiashiest teams of the
year. was ,outplayed half the time by
Vermont. All this goes to show that
the strongest teams to date are Suf-
fering from weaknesses in the line
Harvard, Dartmouth, Princeton and
Cornell must brace in the line.
AS far as appearances go, Harvard
seems to swing first honors, with Dart
mouth and Princeton next in line. The
latter two will meet Saturday in New
York and this contest should prove one
of the best of the year. Neither can
afford to hide anything. Both are
heavy but porous in the line and dash
ing in the backfeld. Quarterbacks Bal
lou and Ingersoll are well matched, but
on the ends the Tigers will have to
show much more than they have so far
to compete with the Hanover wings.
Dartmouth has Sherwin and Barend
for accurate kicking. Princeton has
Pendleton. If the Tigers beat Dart
mouth they can consider the Yale game
easy.
Touchdowns so far have been ac
cumulated as follows: Cornell 10, Har-
ward II. Dartmouth IA, Yale ii, Trinity
II, Pennsylvania %, Pennsylvania State
%. Princeton IL. West Point 10, Vir-
ginia H. Wesleyan s. Vermont 2, Will
liams 5, Wisconsin 1, Notre Dame 10,
Indiana 10, Holy Cross ]. Chicago 2,
BucknelI g. Brown 6, Amherst 5. Ag-
gies 2. Annapolis 5. Lehigh 9 Mime
sofa . Michigan 1. Stevens /, Syracuse
), Springfield Training school 5, Tufts
1, Ursinus IL.
The records of the various elevens
follow:
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-26
FIVE HORSES SCORE
WITH WINNING HEATS
21S Pace Carried Over Till Today at
Hills Grove.

Hills Grove. R. L, Oct 25.-Five
horses won heat each in the 2.1S
pace at the harness meeting today
and the struggle was carried over to
tomorrow. Ben Hur, Islander, Billy
Patten and Molly J. were placed in
that order on the unfinished card as
result of the days racing, while
Syka, the winner of the second heat
and the favorite with the talent, was
distanced in the third heat. Syka Di-
rect was leading the field in the third
heat when sulky wheel broke and put
the mare out of the race.
Alice Victor. owned by William De-
Tory of Danbury, Conn, won the 2.22
trot in straight heats, after Director
Todd had captured the opening heat.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-26
Three Teams Roll Off.

Three teams of the seven that quail
fed in thu handicap tournament at the
Rose alleys have already rolled off at
duckpins this week, the following be-
ing their scores: Cole-Hill 679, Cole
Stone 672. Cole-L. Young 500. This
leaves four yet to go across for the
prizes.
On Tuesday Roy Hill took the prize
for daily high single at ducks, putting
down q string of 146, which beat out
a 122 by Lucas.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-26
Racer Hangs on Fence.

Baltimore, Oct. pa naccident TO
Jesuit. the favorite in the Blenmore
steeplechase, gave the race to Hyda.
we'll tipped outsider, who proved bet
Ter than Banner, the second choice in
the betting. Jesuit's accident occurred
early in the race, and after running
around the course once he tried to hur-
die the fence and hung up. A carpen-
ter and his saw got him free. Ker-
math, who had the mount, was badly
injured in the fall. The Potomac purse
the other carded feature, went to
Biackford who beat out Hill Top, the
faVorite. The track was again fast
but the wea Their threatening.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-26
Wholesale Exchange Of Ball Players.

Cincinnati, Ohio, Oct. 24.-What is
predicted to be one of the largest
deals in the history of baseball is said
to be in process of completion tonight
in the proposed exchange of more
than half a dozen players between
the Philadelphia National club and the
Cincinnati National league team.
The men slated for exchange. ac
cording to runors here, are among the
best known players of the two teams
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-26
COTTON,

New York. Oct. 25.-Cotton futures
closed firm. Closing bids: October
1850, November 1445, December 14.4S,
January 14.49. February 1882. March
1859, April 1852, May 1856, June 1855,
July 1853
Spot closed quiet and steady. thirty
points advance; middling uplands
1850, middling gulf 1885; sales, $3.50
bales.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-26
Can MccIoud Drive Anderson Out?

The big wrestling match that has
been arranged by the contest commit
tee of the Windham Athletic club for
Thursday evening in Willinsntic. is
creating 4 large amount of interest.
The principals will be Sam Anderson,
the champion middleweieht wrestler
of the world. and Sandy McCloud. an
excellent ddteweight wrestler from
Scotland. Anderson was fayorjte in
W1llimanuc last winter and made
many friends by his excellent work.
McCloud claimed to have driven An
derson out of Great Britain and An
Gerson says he viii endeavor to show
that there is absolutely no truth in
the claim. preliminary of class will
precede the main event The match is
awaited with keen interest.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-26
Bender and Five Athletics Gould Beat
ANYTHING.

Tim Regan. Springfields jovial root
er, saw the Phila delphia Chicago game
in Chicago. Tim went away a strong
Cub favorite. He wouldn't listen. At
ter seeing the games he says: "Al1
Bender needs is catcher Collins
Barry Baker and Murphy. and he'll
beat any team. Just those five men
no more" Regain says Bender is the
greatest pitcher he ever saw.-Spring-
field Republican.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-26
Ball LEAGUE Elects President.

Cleveland. o.. Oct. 25.-At a meeting
of team owners here today George
Moreland of Pittsburg, baseball sta
tistician. was elected president of the
Ohio and Pennsylvania baseball league.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-26
Two Good Races at Latonia.

Iatonia, KY. Oct. 25.-John Reardon
demonstrated his class in the feature
race here today by defeating a good
field in fast time. He laid behind Jeff
Bernstein until we'll into the stretch,
" hen he worked up to even terms and
won by a head. Round the World
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-26
AttelI too Fast for KiIbane.

Kansas City, Mo. Oct. 24.-Abe At
tell tonight won a decision over John
ny Kilbane- of Cleveland after ten
rounds of fighting. The champions
title never was in danger.
Kilbane. except in the eighth round,
was on tht retreat.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-26
Polo Results tuesday,

At Worcester-New Haven s, wor-
cester 2
At Fall River-Brockton 6, Fail
River T.
At New Bedford-Providence z. New
Bedford 70.
At Taunton-Hartford Z, Taunton H.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-26
MON EY.

| New York. Oct. 25.-Money on call
steady, S@4 per cent. ruling rate IA.
! last loan 3, closing 3l-2 offered at
/ S-4.
Time loans fairly strong: sixty days
| l-4n4l2 per cent. ninety days 81
/ as six months s-s09-4
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-26

playing in Paul's place at tackle. after
a 95-yard run. Captain Daily, kilpat-
rick and Morris watched the play from
the sidelines hard scrmmage is
Planned for tomorrow.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-26

Justice Brooke. by Barongale, in the
worlds champion year old trotter.
having taken a record of 2.09 Ia In
the second heat of the Kentucky Futur-
ity.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-26

Roy Miller has twice won the year
old division of the Kentucky Futurity,
In 1908 he landed it with Grace Bond
and two weeks ago with Justice Brooke, :.
2o9 L..
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-26

proved the best in the third race when
he defeated Little Father and Governor
Gray in impressive style.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-26

Lou Dillon. 1853 1-2, is the dam of a
2.10 performer. Lou Billings, having
taken a record of 2.0S "a.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-26

If they keep on coming there will be
plenty of trotters for the EOS class an
other season. Startle, Brace Birdie
and Hail Worthy all took records Of
2.05 IA lately.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-26
HARNESS HORSE NOTES.

Silver Silk, the 4 year old daughter
of Moko and China Silk, has taken q
record of 2.10 IA.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-26

The board of review of the national
trotting associa ton will meet in New
York December 6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10

treble; ourb oas 3nriidbleiben Der
8roonftion bon geabrungSmitteln sc,
geniiber ser 3nnabme Ser 8epolfe-
rmng mnb ol1rb Sic bobere 2ebens=
baltung oes amerifaniihen Bolfes ent-
itanoen lei, meroen gar nihts belfen,
UNI sic &artei gu entlaiten, 90 0as
8olf Sen &epublifanern feinen @lar-
ben l9enfen miro. Die boibere 2ebenS,
baltung oes amerifanii9en Bottles 1T
Elm @obn, penn man beabtet, oaB
Miaionen amerifamlber 8iirger Dem
Gleiidgemb entiagt baben, tpeil tie
sen Hreis. 0afiir nid)t eridmingen
fonnen. 0ie meitere Ebatiade, oab oie
@%etreioeernte ser @elt I'M lebten Sab-
re ale bisberigen @rtrage I%bertroffen
fat, lit 5n gut befan1t, alS 0aB Die
8ebauptung bon ser Mbnabme ser
&roouftion inherent @ofle einleu6ten
f0nnte. Mub sic groBe @oloausbeu-
tie lit nur Elm i60nes Mabrden, 81
ite per &opf tbotiadlib meniger be-
trdgt, ais 1T Sen friiberen Sabren.
SHE Spiegelfe6tereien mer0en ii6
mertblos ermeiien, be0euten0 beii er
maiire es 0agegen, Sic @abrbeit often
5u befennen, namlid, baB ser Sartf
neil 5u bo6 monopoliitii6 mirft.
@leid5eitig miiBte Hrdiioent Soft 0em
@olfe oaS &eripreden geben, oaB man
sen be0enfli6en uno fiiblbaren ltebel=
itdn6en 6ur6 cine mirfli6 ebrlide @e-
piiion 6es Iarifs unab unten" i6leu=
might Elm @n6e maiden meroe. Sour So
6ur6 fonnte ser l1nmiQe oes 8olfes
geboben mer6en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10
germittelung bnrd itaatlide gabn-
&omminion.

@eitere MnitrengungenN gu elmer
8eilegung oes Observation-Disclosures
our@ 8ermittelung 0es @ouperneurs
gberbart mllroen 0onnerltug in ct.
Saul gemabt. Qieie 8emubungen
gipfeln in 5mei &ldinen, gu oeren glus-
fiibrung ser @oupernelr ieine Sanb
bieten miro. Ser cine 8lan be5petft
cine pol&itdnoige Inter iu9ung ser
6ra6tltodlng i'm gar5en 5taate ourd
bie giienbabn- uno 2agerbaus : &on1-
miiiion, mabreno ser a1toere auf @ie=
6erer0ffnung Ser ltnterban0lllngen me-
gen @ieoeranitelung Ser @ei1enltel-
Ter our9 sic gienbabnen ab5ielt. 81
men Ibeil ser 8emegung CUR &erbei-
fiibrung zines &ergleibs u11ter Sem
Crude ser 0ffentliden Meinung biloet
aud ser 8eiud BON Sta0tratb=&omi=
tes aus ct. Saul un0 minneapolis
beim @onperneur. Spdter bielten sic
Mitglieoer oes giienbabn=D eparte=
ments ser uMmerican federation Of
2abof~ nit &errn gberbart cine Scott
feren5 ab, mo5u sic @erren Malonep,
uno &ies bon ct. SAUL, bon Mfinne=
apolis sic @erren Mc@ale rro @ooo-
ri6 eri bienen maren.
Die WI6ermGnner erfIarte1 Sem
@ouperneur, baB ith in Sen S6me=
lteritdoten un0 I'M 5taate Sic Situa=
ton ni6t gebeiiert babe, 0aB aus ge-
miiien @riin0en ie0o6 Sic mabre Si=
tuation, 11i6t befannt gen1a6t meroe.
Sic eriu6ten I'M cine nnteriu6ung
oeS 6ra9tberfebrs 6ur6 Sic ltaatlt9e
giienbabn=&ommiliion. Ser @onper=
t1err erfldrte, CT mer0e mi ser giien=
APPROXIMATION un0 6em @eneralan=
nal 1T Ser Sa6e beratben, I'M felt=
5%uiteuen, mie meit Sic Ma9tbefugniiie
ser &ommiiiton geben f0nnen in @e=
aug auf &orla6ung bon 8etriebslei=
tern un6 G1erfs als 3eugen. @i6ter
Sra g. Mtus, ser Goriitenoe ser
&ommiiiion, lit Ser Mnfidt, oaB sic
8efugmlie ser &ommiiiion ii6 oar-
anf bei6ranfen, gu ieben, 6aB Ser
&erfebr fu%nftioniert, menn cine &lage
bon irgen0 elmer Seite einlduft. @6b=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10
3raiioemt bilft @aiien.

&unoerten bon @aiien lit bonn
&rdiioenten 6es Sn0uitrial un6 @ai=
ien-Seims gu Maeon, 60, gebolfen
mor5en. Derielbe i9reibt: n@ir ba=
ben electric 8ttters 1reut1 Sabre Lang
baf it6 ais cine iebr ar1sge5eidnete
in 6ieiem Snititrte gebrnu6t un6 es
Meoi5in fir Magen-, 2e6er= un6
Observation-Disclosures bemiefen. 8ir
era@ten es ais cine ser beiten Sami<
ien=Me6i5in auf gr6en." @s itairft
ale 2ebensorgane, reinigt 6as SLUT,
bilft ser @er6auung un6 brtngt Mppe-
tit. Tim blaiie, 6inne, idtpa@e o6er
gefommene &in6er gu fr6f-
tigen un6 a%uf5ubauen, bat es ieines
@lei6en ni6t. Dos 8eite fir meib=
li6e- &%ranfbeiten. Sour 500 in Moli-
tors Drug Store.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10

reno Sic Mlbermdr1ner beim @ollber-
tteur maren martete bas aus BEN
@erren @an Gear nno @apleD bette
benoe &omite Ser 5treiffubrer I'M
8or5immer.
sic baten nnn cine @ie6ereroff-
ttung Scr gerban0lungen nit Sen 81:
ienbabnen, unb @ouperneur gberbart
peripra6, ieinen ginflrb auf5umenoen,
Inn oies berbei5ufiibren. Die Dele
gaten peilten BEL Dem @ouperneur eli
ne Stun0e lang, uno nab Ser &onfe=
rer5 erflarte iid 5bomas @an Scar
pie folgt: ssh miiniden oieien
5treif idnea un0 freln0li6 gu been=
Sen uno baben Sen @oupernel1r err
lubt, uns Sic Mogli6feit our iofor=
,tigen l1nterbanolung nit Sen 8abnen
gu getpabren. glS mir nit ibnen fritz
fer 5uiammenfamen, peritanoigten
ltb sic 8abnen unb sic @eideniteller
oabin, sic M%1gelegenbeit ser gnti9ei=
Dung ser @bicago'er &onferen5 gu
iiberlaien. Ser ein5ige S%treitpunft
beitano oarin, 0aB Sic 8abnen iid
meigertenu alle 5treifer mie0er a115u<
iteuen. Sect boffen mir oen @eiea-
i6aften nadmeiien gu f0nne11, 0aB ite
gut oarar tblt11, menn iie Sem Depar-
tement Sic iofortige 8eilegung oeS
5treifs erm0gli9en belfen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10
@erseblid)es 8en1iiben.

Hralioent Saft gibt it6 groBe Mfll>
he, Sen 6rieoen 5miiden Sen ltreltet=
sen republifoniiben &olttifern IN ben
@elt= uno Moromeit=5taaten ber5r=
1telen, 0a CT pon ibrem Streite ldltm-
me 6olgen bel ben fommel1oen &o11<
arebtpablen in oieiem SCRIPT befurd}=
tet. @as @elultat ser &ongreBmab-
len liegt aber ni6t in Sanoen Der
ltreiten0en republifanil6en Eolititer,
ionoern in @dnoen 6es @olfeS. 0es
@olfes llnmile bot sic republifanil6e
Yartei gu fiirdten lno oesbalb loate
Ser YrQlioent unteri u6en, oh oas
@olf ua5ufrieoen lit un0 aus meldem
@runoe. 0aB Elm itarfer l1npile beim
&olfc berridt, fam faum einem
3meifel unterliegen. 9ie aQgemet1e
Sbeuerung aler Mabrungsmittel nno
ouoerer @aaren fat oas Soft in Mnf<
reguag periett un6 es lit ielbitper=
jtanolib uno 11ur geredt, oab man Die
leit pielen Sabren berridenoe Hartei
Dafiir perantmortli6 madt. DaS miro
iogar bon iebr pielen &olitifern lelblt
o11erfannt, aber Tie periud)en nod in1=
mer SEM @olfe begreifli6 gu MAIDEN,
0ab sic unerb0rte Sbeuerung ni@t
Sent be1teben0en Sarif 5u5nl4reiben
lit. 1os lit aber Elm pergeblideS 8e=
miiben l1no 5par aus 0em iebr einfa=
den @runoe, neil SOS &olf in Sen leb=
ten nen11 Mpnaten einen genanel1
@inblid in sic @trfungen 6es Sarifs
erlangt bat, pie nod ME 5uDor. '5bat=
iadli6 bat Nteman0 mebr oa5n beige
tragen, Sic Mufmerfiamfeit 6eS Sol
fes auf sen Sarif gu lenfen, alS Ser
Nraiioent ielber, inoem er Sic &epi-
lion oes Sarifs an sic Spibe ietnes
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS itellte. 9es-
balb peripra6 ii@ 6as @olf bon elmer
loI9en Earif=&epilton groBe @ortbei=
lie, sic ober bisber ni6t nur nidt
gdn5li6 orsgeblieben itn0, ion6ern ge=
raoe 0as @egentbeil lit eingetreten.
Desbalb fam man Dem 8olfe ni6t
p%orreoen, 0aB cine S@ein<&epifion
oes Sarifs oas @lei@e lit, mie cine
e6te &epiiion una@ unten," mie' ste
republifantide @artei tie in ibrer mo-
tiona1en Hlatform 0em 8olfe 0ffent<
li9 peripro@en fat. Die augemeine
Ibeuernng auer Hro0ufte uno $500
rem fat oas uebrige getban, um 0aS
Golf nuf5uregen uno es gu @egen-
maBregeln gu peranlaiien.
slue 8etbeuerungen un6 8oripie-
gelungen ser &epublitaner, 6aB Sic
Sbeuerung 6urh Sic groBe @ol0aus=
berte, tpel@e Sic &reiie in Sic S0be
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10
Gin Dollar Yafet
Mamm Mtoijin frei

6ier lit cine edte freie 9onar Badet<
Sfferte fir ieben iGtpaben Mann. Mann~
Meoi8in bat tan1en0e 16pa9er Mdnner
furirf. ManzMebi8i1 nirb @n9 bei<
len un6 Cure bone &rnft nn0 5tdrfe tpte<
beraeben. MannzMebi3in lit ipe8ten prdz
partrt fiir bie 9etlung bon bttaler S9tpd>
ch,e Ne%rben1Gnd9e, friibem 8erfnn, Wanz
oeI an araft, lab men @uden. berlorener
5ebensfraft, @eoG6tniB1dtpd6e, @mgel
an @brqei8, an6 fir trgenb tpel9e
5hndden, ~berborgerufen bnr9 Nierenz
un6 8Ia1enIei6en. 2etDet nt6t int 9tilz
len. 6eiIt @u6 1elbit 3u @anie, tpie es
ta11en6e an6erer MGrner tbaten.
Beadtet, bieies groBe 9olar<Yadet
bon Mann< Webi3in, ferttg gum @ebran6,
pirb gu6 abiolmt fret gei9idt. @olle unb
p%ouitdnbige Snitrnftionen in ieoem Yaz
det. 10 bar SIR r1r Sic Mntpeiiungen at
Fefolaen brdndt. 9urdars feline &oz
item. Seine gereinbnrungen. Jft6ts 3l
lnterfhreiben. &c lit fret fir gn6, nidt
einnal Sic Mblieferungsfoiten brnu9t SIR
al be3abIen. .Se6 be3able ale Infoiten
8pnb i&ide gu& 6as &adet in einia&em
lmi&1ag, 10 baB MIR SIR tDibt, tpas baz
Nues. tpas ih bon @ud berlnt1ge, lit.
baB SIR mir fur3 fdreibt, tpie SIR letoet
unDb mas guer Qeiben 1T. Sizes nt1B id
baben, nm @u9 Die ribtigen Mntpeiinn<
gen an geben, 11nb etne fGne1e 9eilnng IN
Gnrem Nnne berbei3nfIhren. S6reibt
Sen 8rief beute. 9ns lit uQes. 56idt
fein @elb. Nbref1e: 9r. 81. 6. @obinio1,
G125 2ud 8niIbtng, 9etroit, Widigan.
SHE 8riefe tperoen burba1S bertrnlli6
gebnIten unb SIR t0nnt Mir a1es err
5dblen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10
6ung miro man feine Damme anle-

gen.
s.
@or 6em @idter @ilbur in Sos
Mngeles eri9ien 6ieler Gage Elm
Mann, Ser zines @erbredens ange=
flagt mar. gu ieiner gntiduloigung
madte er gelteno, 6ab er CUR 8eit nn-
ter Dem ginfluB geiitiger @etranfe
1tano, morauf ser &t6ter ibm CUR
|5trafe cine Sur gegen ben Mlfobolis-
mus auferlegte. Das lit 6o6 eigent-
lid cine @obltbat un6 feline 5trafe.
g
Mus @oi6ington miro beridtet, bob
6emofratiide uno republtfaniide Som
g%reBmitglieoer ie einen 8aleballflub
organiiiren un6 fi4, iobalo oas 8etter
es geitattet, in ser &unit 6es Ball.
ipteIs matchmaker meiien mollen. Da-
gegen ift ni6ts gu iage1. 9as 8aie-
bauipiel lit Elm barmloies @ergniigen,
bel barmloier un0 unidd6lider, als
oos politii@e Spiel.
g
3man5ig Gents per Sag iino genrg
fir Sic 8eitoitigung zines Mrbetters,
erflart &rofeilor @bite bon &orpar6.
Ser @elebrte ion einmal ie@s Mona-
te lang i6mere forperli@e Mrbett BEL
einem tagliden &oitgelo bon 20 Gents
berri9ten, Damn miiroe er gan5 anoe=
rer Mnli9t lein.
e
9euti@e 6a9leute, mel9e gelegent-
lt9 ser ueberidmemmung in Sranf-
reid ii@ nit ser Srage bei@dftigen,
mie iol@e &ataitropben abgepenoet
mer6en f0nren, baben oas Mnpflan5en
bon 8aumen an Sen l1fern ser 6lufie
in @oridlag gebradt, uelde Sic Sc
maiier %aufiargen o0er 5urudbalten.
Dagegen erfIart unier Sberpetterfun-
bigger Moore, 6aB acknowledgements
Sic l1eberi9memmungen ni9t perbin-
bern fonnten. @enn oiei es urtbeil
10 5uDerlaiig iii, pie feline @etterpro-
p%be5eiungen, Damn bat es etnen 5pei<
felbaften @ertb.
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Gs miro bebauptet, oaB Sic airmere
8epolfernng gbicago's 8fer6efleiid
genieBt. M9, bie armen &eiden! Sic
baben oft feline 8feroe, nno Iutomo-
bile fann man nidt eiien.
g
@enn eS mabr lit, oaB ser S6meif
oes &aQep'i6en aometen cine 2ange
Don SO MiQionen Meilen fat, oann
muB er iid in Mdt nebmen, oamit
anoere Simmelsf0rper ibm nidt anf
Ole S@leppe treten.
g
Die Nan5erl6iffe meroen iid ia
pieleidt gang gut gegetr oie 2nftidit-
fe pertbeioigen f0nnen, aber Dos &on1-
manoo &opp meg" miro eingefibrt
meroen miiiien.
g.
&offentli6 lit oie 3eit nidt mebr
fern, % es nidt nur perboten fem
miro, 2ebensmittel unbeidrdnft lange
auf gfs liegen gu laiien, ionoern aub
(ibre 8ertbeuerer falt5uitellen.
80
$4,000 fat ser fran5oiiide Mero=
nal1t 8aulban beim 2uftlport in Sos
glngeleS an @reiien eingebeiit. Sebt
fam er 1i6 ausruben un0 0aS @elo
fliegen laiien.
g
Gong re@t fat Ser bieoere @iirger
bon Seem Seriep, Ser ni6t geitatten
mill, oaB 2ufti9iffe iein @run0itiid
iiberaiegen. IS lit ia ionit aQes 10
i@on e%inge5aunt in Der @elt, Bis auf
Sic 2uft=8ar5el1en.
g
9ie bodite Stufe in ser @iroi-
gung Ser @or3iige zines Meni@en be-
itebt 0arin, 6aB man feline Sebler be-
greift.
g.
Ser rgol6ene Strom," Sen sic Slime
rifaner a16 in 6ieier Commentator
nod &aris bringen mer6en, 6irfte Sen
S6aoen, Sen an6ere Strome angerid-
tet baben, 5um Sbeil mie6er mettma=
den. @egen cine 6erartige leberfln=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-10
@eiiere @miten, %bartnadiige Grfalt1t1a

Sdmer5 in Ser 8ruit un6 mebe
2ungen iin0 sic @or5eigen mel9e iid
ral6 gu elmer gefdbrli6en @ranfbeit
entmideln, menn sic @rfdltung tti@t
gebeilt miro. 6oIep's @onep ans
Sar itiut Sen &uiten, beilt nn6 lin=
oert sic angegriffenen Gbeile un6
bringt rai6e 2in6erung. Molitor Drug
60.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-07-29
Hold Troops In Readiness.

Indianapolis Ind, July 26.-Briga-
dier General William J. Mckee, COM
manding the Indiana national guard,
who was sent to South Bend Sunday
night to investigate the contention Of
the Grand Trunk railroad company
that state troops were needed to quell
riots by strikers and strike sympa-
thizers in the Grand Trunk yards in
that city, reported to Governor Mar
shall that the local authorities had the
situation well in hand, and that it
would be Unnecessary for the state to
act further.
On the governors orders General
Mckee will remain in South Bend an
other day TO determine exactly the
feeling Of the strikers and sympathiz-
ers after nightfall. Meantime about
three hundred guardsmen belonging to
companies in the northern part of the
state will be held in readiness to go to
the scene of the disturbance on
minutes notice.