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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13
BOTSHIGH DEFEATED
Stuyresapt Swimmers Hin
De Uitt Clinton s Tictorg.

stuyvesant High School defeated ths
Boys High, OF Brooklyn. in a dual SWIM
ming meet held in the College Of The Clty
of New York natatorium last night ~
score of - to IS points.
The feature Of the meet vas the SWIM
ming OF z SutIife. OF the Boys. Hisl
School. who won the 145-yard and 1'-ysr
SWins in easy fashion. and unSAed talI-
In the plunge for distance
B. Edgar of StuyveSant- von IRE =
Yard swim in the sood time Of 10 sec
StIyvesant won the water POLO game ~
a score Of { 10 . The playing Of = ls9-
hardt was the feature Of the contest rs
scored all the goals.
In a preliminary meet at the same r..ac..
De Witt Clinton defeated the Eigh $500
NJ. Agramonte Won the heSr race ~ I
evening in the c@n-yaTd event by i've yaToi
tn 9 minutes II As seconds
The summaries follow:
STUYVESANT-BCTS- HIGH
40a-,-ard rslay-Vor 3 Stryvess7T = - -
strong, II Mcclellan. = Peters anj :. ETssT-
Rove. High, secord " Canhi,i = smith, /
Tv-sn,y-fve-yard sevvir1-won ~ + EAsa-
Stuyvesant, r Peter Stuyvesdnt Second "
C'snhill BOYS High, third Time. 9-ltis- Co
vesant; =. Peters. StuyvSSsn-- send W 'en-
hnI. Bows. Ftsh. third Time e:s5-
High: y. Land. Stuyvesant. second, g.. tu-r'
stuyvesant. third Time, t;1a,s- ,.. g,,.
Efsh; y IInd. StLy cJsA7t- SECOND g., ''i''-
StuyveSaut third. Time ;s-4S+S
Plunge <~- distance Won ~ Z Sp-oUE- ~,
veSaut ~ fest 8 inches, Esrd~wa -eT. Srly san
a. feet second, 2 SuJIiff~. BoyS High. - iee'
inches third
coMMERCE-cLINToN
500 aot rSIav-Tcr BY Clinton .Rl~Ts-9=
NcAulfffe Moore and rTaurerrst- t0O-r''-'@
tpe earn ~Ddia. Miller Marshall and AGA
rnontep. second. Time. 500
Twenty Hve-vard swIu1-NOu ~ T-N1''.-l
Clinton: Hanretts. Clinton. second, 6scks. tcth-
merCe. third Time o-l| : >
:20-yard Sv1vn--Vcu tv NGrsr"r---
ulArce. " Richards. clinton second Han
rettS Clinton. third. TlUN- e - s.
plunge for dtsran-o-Wer by NsuSs. l"Tn
rlerce. % feet inches. r. WhitS. t.'7fcn. g
feet. second WaIdmaD. Clinton. % f--t
inches. third
Fifty-yard svlu-Vcu b. MN"r- clinton
De tIarmSuGis, CONNIE rcS- second LF"'l-''-'
clinton. third. Time. o-$1 6
100 ward sVfm-WCu cv Fsof'. 'l',,7-
Ycst. CourmerCs. second. NrNu'fF". thnto"'
third. Time. l.tS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13
BIG DAY AT TRAPS
HYATT SHOOTS HELL.
Leads Crescent Gunners for
7'1co Trophies.

Trap shooters Of the Crescent Athletic
Club used five thousand clay pigeons yes
terday in their all day holiday shoot at
Rav Ridge. When they finished Just before
shutdown. the snow clad field was literally
sprinkIed with broken bluerocks- Despite
tie bad weather of the forenoon, the at
tendance vas good, and il turned out to be
the biggest days shooting the Crescents have
had so far this season, both In the number
and variety OF matches. OF which there we're
thirteen in all.
Partly owing TO the glare Of the sun,
when it came out. on the snow, full scores
were the exception, but T. s Hyatt had the
honor of making the only two in the hsndt-
cap matches at twenty-five targets, for he
won a leg both for the James and the
Dreyer trophies. with a handicap OF and
fun scores in each. Fourteen competed for
the James prize and fifteen for the Dreyer
trophy Hyatt was also the winner of
gun case for which twelve contested, his
score being - J. p. FairchiId. with
score Of IS, won a special cup, and with
twenty-four targets broken he won the leg
for the February cup.
The Lincoln Day cup, a handsome silver
trophy vas contested for by fifteen gunners.
and was captured by NJ. Stiner, with 4 score
of oG. 4. G. Southworth and l. c. Hop
kins were the runners UP. with scores Of
- Tho presidents cup second Leg was
Won by ]. J. Keyes. who broke tventy-three
targets, and the leg for the stake trophy
was captured by 4 G.. Southvorth after
shoot-off With \. Z. Hendrickson and ". =.
Damron. who tied with scores Of -.
j. p FairchId and George Brewer were
the high guns in the team shoot, their total
score being 30. to SIS made by J. ]. Reyes
and II w Woodcock. !. j Reyes the
scratch shoot With a full score OF -. +. r
Stephenson. J. T. FaiTchild and II. ". " ood
cock tied with % as their scores IN sweep
stakes match, in which eight competed.
They divided the prize. and so did II ".
Woodcock. J. T. Fairchild. George Brewer
and y. + Hendriclson in another sweep
stakes contest J. II vanderveer won
trophy. with score of -
The summaries
LINCOLN DAY CUP-2a TARGET+HANDI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13

,. -. r,,.- I,rre
bitch! on hy = HsleS : ~. I' ~, ,,Il
des) No. ~ Furdy Brothers N Nei-eots
Gamin. ~
: / lttclS cup 2ior 'ils ptS' -. - III, "a
shspton Iert and Druid Wodln.
Il RAJ n'onds cup 20, me usS ,, ~ ,iI-
Won h. M,adovyo y Rock
- n. Guthrie Memorial Cup DOR the best Eng
liSn setter IN field rial cidss'-N'' ps u -
J. p Kuarp's cup Tor lh= hest Boston terrier,
Won by 9. T. Parker Sister arr ,~-t.
dog>-won by J. G. Gates @ Biarnoy re
deemer. -, =,
pon,ers,-Non l,y george Eieis'eins brsc".
p l. SGsw's cup .t"r the besi i4ndi' i'ihI ,
Tiddley wtmks. u.u.,,,~
lana
z St""rs,s cup for the hesi bull tetrieI1n
" A s,renson.s cup Hor Jhc best Russian
volfhogn.dl Won 10y Nalley Farms On, FaSbol.
Won hy Rcd Brook kennels stella,
Edward Dement'S CUP doT the hest Cocker
taus1
tho show Of any aEe, breed scNj--Won by On.
Sabine Rsr"fit- fox terrier
...s ,,slnl rom. l,oI The best n-ace,
- . - ~ l-1.fr. y cI-J,.I-. fo,,rSrrisre
Won ~ me s,'thlIy ht,,.l,i7
a1f, e'o -N -, -, Iitlt2 i-Sj Iy a., .vEiritort
Won by Oh Ss line I5..sG. .s c,, e, 80
ne ltt..2is 80 rfr Nm I'm ''l w w
H,-E3,tcr.e
:" No Pomfeld sr-gIa' cup cor tho best dog Of
any breed o~ntI ~ tonnecucUU--N b. On
RasboI O. Nailey Farm
49,. 49,, D., a. ! .,s;a-. I-,,-,-I 40
ups o"eie" - 'i'' ii'' 'N'''Iis' Assn
cation OF America were awarded tC!
LOVE
RalIy.oo Boy challenge cup TO- the best
American brea dog o. bitch OF any breedt-Non
by Oh The Miller upocle
Champion challengr cup for the hes. dog or
bitch Of any bT"cdD-NOn bE Shepiou Hero, old
English sheopios-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13
CTRL on SOFT ICE.
SCOTS Hin Rink Match at Fan
COrtlaHdt PARK.

Although labO.rng under difficulties, the
hardy scots managed TO dispose Of one
rink match on the ice at the Van Cort-
landt Park lake yesterday. Original plans
called for the annual competition for the
John Paterson medal, an affair generally
regarded as the curling classic of the
son. Because of the rain and snow, how
ever this was postponed until next Satur-
dan, and a single rink match between the
Scottish Society and the Caledonian club
was substituted.
These rival quartets played for a cup pre-
scented by John +. Connolly. The Scottish
Society secured All early advantage and
maintained its lead 10 the end. winning by
a score Of 80 To 10
1t was iate in tho afternoon when the
rival skips got busy. and il required no
enc 81 encouragement OF the cooper op
brand to worry through, as the Ice became
so soft that the stones felt like ton weights
IN the hands OF tfc contestants
The summary follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13
TRAVIS BELOW PAR
DEFE1TED BIZ PERRIN
Philadelphia Golfer H-ips on
PiHfhurst Links.

Pt1ehurst, y. -. FEB. 12-Va1tar
Travis, the metropolitan champion. otas--
wise known ss the Garden Cit2 wizard
began the new year badly by losing IN The
serni-fnaI round OF the first Division -
Howard ". Perrin. 81 rha phiIadelorf4
Cricket Club. to-day. Perrin won rho tour
narnent defeating Henry g. Fe"ne7. -
Oakmont, in the decisive round
This competition, brought 20 2 close to
day. Is the sixth annual 81. Valentines
tournament. witch began on -vadrssGs-
with more than one hundred and sixty con
testants. and fev have been so rarIeta win
interest as this orc. T-nqueetfonabI- ~
sensation OF the DAY. md ths touruar7Art
for that matter. was the elimination -
Travis. 4 par AZ The second hole ga
Travis an early advantage. which he IT.
creased 20 up At the turn. thanks 70 z
st the ninth hole. The cards a. that POINT
read 90 20 ~ n favor Of the metropolitan
expert. and his friends then regarded him
an almost certain winner
Suddenly. however. rhe mechanical 9~.-
cision FOR whIch the Garden Cit~ ve-~ra~
has long been famous seemed 20 dAssr-
him. forcible illustrations being a drive n
the pond q the tenth 4 poorly bic ball ~
the bunker at the eleventh and na1f-topoed
shots from the twelfth and thirteenth
tees These four plumbers cost Travis A.
many holes. 50 tina, he found himself ,
down with five holes 70 plav.
IN direct contrast ~as Perrin-s fine zo-'
after rounding the Turn. The former Fhila-
deIpha champion never sprroa~hed With
such deadly accuracy. on several OCCASION
getting down in Two more from A coU-id-
cradle distance of the green y vas P
deadly approach - the fifteenth that eua-
b!ed him 10 win the hole and the Ynatcr -
: Up and 20 play. Finishing oEr the A-4
holes. Perrin rounded out par s.. ziv.~<
= for the round. a. against 81 for Travis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13

Beats HWiams at Hockey By
One coal Margin.

Amherst, Mass, Feb. 12-Amher5t De
featcd the Williams College hockey team
this afternoon by a score or goals to j
The teams were rather evenly matched,
hut the Williams forward line was unable
TO penetrate the Amherst defence. The
game was clean, each team getting only
one penalty.
Williams drew first blood on score from
scrimmag". Amherst scored twice after
ward in the first period, both times on runs
up the ice by Henry. There was no scor-
ing in the second half. Washburn aud
Cornell PLAYED we'll for Amherst While
IIurIhutt and Van Gorder were the main
stays of the Williams line.
The linc-up aud summary follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13
oUAkERs GET SQUASH TITLE.

Baltimore. FEB. I-.-IH" PhIadeIphIa
team won the annual squash championship
and permanent possession of the United
states squash cup here TODAY by defeating
the Baltimore team " matches to and the
EoSten team { matches to !.
OF the fifteen matches played I'm tho tour
uaneut Philadelphia won seven Boston
fnnr End Baltimore f0nI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13
THE GREEN STAMPED
Harard Hockey Team Uh'te-
7Cashcs Dartmouth.
nv TeIegrsnh 70 The Tribune.

~ TeTesTasI
Cambridge Mass Feb. 12.-The Harvard
hockey team defeated Dartmouth at the
Stadium this afternoon in an intercollegiate
League game by a score of TO 0. The
weather conditions we're poor and the ice
was in bad condition after the heavy snow
storm Of last night. Neither team had a
chance to do much fast work, owing to the
ToughneSs OF the ice
Harvard got the jump on the Hanover
boys early in the game, and their net was
never in danger. The work of the Harvard
forwards was clever and the passing &C
curate Hicks and Morgan did the best
work for the homo team
The line-mn and SUMMARY follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13
MoRRlsTowN scHooLRoYs WIN

~ IeT"9TaT'I 7" IN IfITuU0-
Morrietown, \. J.. Feb 12-Tn an extra
period hockey match IN" bows e. the Nor
Ifstown School defeated the team nf the
NlorristoWn Field club TO-DAY, = goals to l.
Fast and rough play rredoninated ~ the
end of the second period the score was
fied the sohoolhoEs shooting The winning
zeal al the close Of the extra period.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13
DISH RECORD GOES.
Donaldson Sets Nee M0rE m
South -1fTicd.

Johannesburg. Feb. l2-DOualdson, the
South African Splinter, broke the world :
professional record to-day for 10 yards
defeating Arthur Postie, the world pro
fessional champion Of Australia and -
Hclway, the American. in 9as seconds Don
aIdsen won by two and ono-half Yards,
while less than a yard separated the sec
Ond and third men
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13

Nothing like the same high class <oli
marked the final tllt between Perrin ami
Fovnes. the latter taking Is for the round
and winning oy the scsrt margin % Vt.
Al the turn Fownes was : ". but Perrin
had evened the score at the twelfth. He
baIved the thirteenth. Won the fourteenth
with long put and gained the lead. which
he maintained with a halved hole or tha
fifteenth. on the sixteenth Perrin missed
his put 20 win, but went down for haive.
Both PLAYED badly on the short se-entsenth,
haIvfng in four while a niserabls halvs
In seven az the home hole gave the nlatca
10 Perrin.
The first division consolation was Won b.
WILDER Z. Johnson. OF Canoe Brook, Who
defeated ". H. Dean. OF the Oakley Coun-
try Club. I'D in a hard match. which vas
stroke to stroke from start 70 finish. II th7
morning round Johnson defeated J. T.
Gardner. OF Midlothian. who led In quaha-
cation Wednesday. up and 70 PLAY
The summary follows:
First cup tserai-hnaI round1-Ho~ar5 v Per-
City. up and 70 play; ~ g [oNnes' CaA
mont. beat J D. Foot aEaEsn11s. ! 9P
Consolation tser1:-fnsl roundl-Wiibs- o. Joa7-
SON Canoe Brook; heat j, ?. tIaIepsr e. Tl9-
Robeson. oak Hi. l up 10 hol@s}-
Final rOUnd-JohnSon beat IFsIi- Up -.
G. Dst,ias heat j Curtis. Rcr1sslsr Country.
vu: O Collier. punwood's, bea+ 2 > PAM
Lee New Haven Count " P1 IND 20 2E pay
Consolation semi nal ro'Ind.---Es Ma ma
Lauehlin- Vykagyl. beat g = 4tscG1'e - ?, -.
routo up and : 70 Play; 9 r HQts7r R1c --t
te- COUNTRY beat W n. Weaver, Camden t'aa-
'{ FINAL II roGnd@Hudson beat MacIaushlrr : II
ard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13
ST. PAUL SCHOOL BEATS YALE

Concord. n. II. Feb, L. Yates hockey
team went down TO defeat here to-day he
fore the fast seven of St PauI's school
The score Was. st. Paul, 4. Yale, j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13
he lineup aud summary follow:

t;oals-Chapin. Cornell, Hurlbutt. Referees
Whitman. " ilians. and Or. Dalton, New York
: t T-mpires-Storke. Michael and Shiland,
Timers-Ca carpenter Harvard, and Swan. Will
Jams Time OF halves Twenty minutes. sub
stitutes-A Amherst Miller for Cranshaw. Bah
cock for Miller Williams Michael for Ely.
Converse fur Sl:i!and.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13
The lineup and summary follow:

cioaIs-Hicks 90 Morgan 90 Hornbower'
Foster Referee DR.. /. Goodridge Umpire
G : Brett. Time of periods Twenty minutes
each substitutes Leslie for Gardner, ana safes
and Stuckn for =. Eat
In a preliminary game the Harvard cups
defeated tho Yale freshmen by a score of
| to O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13
SHOOTING AT OTHER TRAPS.

Thirteen gunners reported at the Jamaica
Bay traps Of tho Bergen Beach Gun club
yesterday and decided many interesting
practice shoots. The hest work OF the at
ternoon was done by q. Kelley. who broke
13l out OF a possible $50 targets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13

There was only n small field OF gurners
at the Bath Beach traps of the Marine and
Field club Yesterday. \ special event at
one hundred targets was decided. aud the
prize was won by ". +. pardonner. who
broke eighty-~iX Of the flying blue rocks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13

SCOTTISH SOCIETY cALEpoNtA% GLIB.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13

SPECIAL TROPHY ,GUN CNsI0-c5 TAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13
Observation-Disclosures CUP-a5 TARGETS.
STALL. CUPS TARGETS.

Shoot FIT &. Durham 81. -; DIR. Browne
~. -. G.. w. Kuchler %, -: T. u. ScovIlIe (2D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-02-13

Shoot f-Southworth, =. Hendriekson. Is:
pamruu, 10.
TEAM SHOOTS TARGETS-HANpICAP
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-04-26
REToRT OBVIOUS AND coURTE.
OuS

Corpulent Lady Ito policeman on the
corner)-Can you see me across the
street, officer?
Yes, lady. I could see you several
blocks away"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-04-26
NEVER AGAIN.

S. P. G. c. Agent (to Mrs. Murfay)-
Madam, you mustn't let your little
daughter go to the saloon for beer.
Mrs Murfay-Indade that I won't.
Sure she sphilled it all the lasht tonne
she whit
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-04-26
TOOK ALL OF IT.

Physician-Did you take the mans
temperature?
STUDENT think did. put him on
loo +.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-04-26

SPOILED THE DOG.
Third Floor-Confound your dog, sir!
He bit piece out of my boys leg.
Fourth Floor - Thunderation l
bought that pup to raise him as a
vegetarian.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-04-26
A REAL GOOD THING.

"You good old thing!" said she as she
took the check from her husband.
EYES," he yawned; II really am
good thing"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-04-26

WARRANTED TO MAKE A GO. d
what l want" said the theatrical
manager, 'is a genuine novelty"
Something realistic" replied the
playwright.
eyes; that's the idea"
"How would it do to spring some
thing with real actors in it?"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-04-26
NEVER STAYS PUT.

Chicago Woman-A man is often ST.
fenced in an argument when uncon-
WINGED.
Man From New York-Although the
woman may be convinced, she is never
Silenced.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-11
1tpejr. paa @orses @citfpit.

Sra &riltionio telegroieres li0lt(
ltge, at ct frpgteligt llpejr far roie1
opcr Geltfplten, og at Scr ct inotr11f.
ict mango Torlis. 9igene al 20 ST.
lfere er 0rcpet tlan0 paa forlfielligt
5te0cr al &plte1L og Ser iopneocs 8
6iifefartiper, Ser frpgtes at pnre for.
LITE n1eo iolt 40 Manos @eintning
SfibSfartcn Lungs 4plten pnr olpor=
Zig binoret, pg set bar Sen prr1te
Storm, ion1 oar bjemipot &plten /
flcre Mor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-11
Denne >Entrepren9r fix Result
later.

Han forstod at bespise sine Mand.
En- Entrepren9r byggede for nogle
Aar sfden en- Jernbane i ct varmt
klimat og var meget f%orulempet med
Sygdom blandt Arbejderne.
Han vendte straks sin Opm@rk-
somhed til deres Fqde og fandt, at
de fix fulde Rationer af KIDD og
at de benyttede Vandet fra en-
Strpm i N@rheden.
Han CAV Befaling til at formind-
ske Uddelingen af KIDD og give en-
meget st1rre Kvantitet af Quaker
Oats til Arbejderne.
Han kogte ligeledes Quaker Oats
Og blandede Drikkevandet med den
tynde Havrevmlling.
ALE disse Mavesygdomme stand.
sede da n@sten ajeblikkelig og hans
Folk viste en- stor Forbedring i Styr-
Ike og Hum6r.
Denne Entreprengr fix her den En-
faring, at Havremel har EN- uhyre
stor Vnrdi som Fpdemiddel.
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Sen norif-banife 8optt1tmenigbeos
Notwithstanding mgoer / fit 2otale
bper @bn6ae SCI. $50 Gfterm., &i
al @ilfor6 % @ooobrioge @t8
Gang % @ufit at Il. S. @amefor
alle @fan6inober biertelig bel,
TONNE.
Den nurif=oanifc Metbuoiit Strife
&ibrnet at 8roa6map % 1915 st..
afboloer fine @,,6stieneiter iom i'll
ger: &re6ifen Sbnoag Gormio6aq
&Ioffen 1890. 9tften 7.45. ltnge
6olfs @pmortb 2iga: @sn6ag Sitter
81. GAS, og Iiterert Meoe De tire fgr'
lte Sirs6age / Maaneoen. 9pn.
nempoe bber 0nsbag Aften al. 8
s. 6. Sollcfien, Eoitor, $50 1911
@treet.
Srefolbisbebs norif epans. iutb
Strife, Darlington og Sberburn'
9Gbes. @uostieneite bber @pnoa{
SCI. 1890 Gorm. paa Morf og 7.4s
often paa @ngelf. Sen6agsifol'
og 8tbelflasie efter @bimesieguos
tjeneiten. - @br. Spbilru6, @reit
$50 6ul{er Street.
$etbania &irfe, 81. Scents & So
reit Street. @uostiene1te ofbol6e:
Senoag Sorm. SCI. 1890 Of Sitter
81. 7.30. @ber Eors0ag Mften 8bn
l1emgoe / @irfens 8oiement. Sgn
oagsifole bber @enoag SCI. ~. .
$. G1agitao, 8reit. 8opal sac
Dorf @treet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-11

2r. s. s.. Cbenbabl al @illaro
@otel blep Manoag gftcrmi0oag to-
itet lo al i'm Slroe M1a Scntb %
ct. Hetcr Streets peo at en- lpbit
@eit foripua,0t en 9eliperpsSlGot
ltpotc imoo balls &iprctpi. Or
Soenoabl blep nugget forilaoet, og set
CT m1ligt,. at ban fit i%nopcnoig &c
lfaogelic. @on blep bragt til iine
&rrellcr / Milloro @otel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-11

st. Eaml Sfiflmb of6plot @pnfl,r:
rcltcelgb pao Sepentb Street 8ane1
| Sproogs. Spbct nar fprbebplo1
ct. Eal1l pg Mil,l1copplis Sfiflub.
bcr, % Sfilp6ere oeltog, og ser pa1
ca. 1000 5ilifuerc. 2ol1is 8leqen
al minneapolis tog 1. Yrplnie pe0 e1
Sop paa SO 500, ct. Yall Mon6er
@eritoo 2. Bremie mes ct IS GSooS
Sop, &etcr Mprpolo al minneapolis
Sfiflr1b g., Mlfre6 anution al ct
Sal1l L., Seberin Sljen, Minneapo:
liz s., og Clarence DOZEN, ct. Saul
6. NrGn1ie. Observation-Disclosures YointS
bar: Slegen 203h, @eritao 1862
Mfprpolo 1861, &m,tlon 1917
Slien 1911 og 9ojen 1856.
So imao Noromnl10, 6. % 81
Nbllt5enrel1ter, be%1bolospis 8 % Il
Mor go1nle, panot fraftigt 9ifolo fol
oeres Yreltationer. Sen pngltc Al
grpere11e gioroe %ltaaen0e Sop pao
50, Sc pg So SOB; SEN eloite gjorot
enoog ct &op poa 70 500, n1e,1 falot
Wieo More1e bill 0isie to Sports:
me1po ptitnof blipe fremragenoe sfi
lebere; De bar giort en- for 8 og Ia
Mars 8r1tter nonrerfet @egpn6elie.
Sen 10. og 20. 6ebrl1or bliper ma:
tionalt Sfilsb / @oleraine, Minn.
til bbilfet ct. 8aul &lubben antaqe.
Zig ien6er 411utior1, &erIta6 oq Moe
iom &epraientanter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-02-11
Slc &ul Hclifpic.

Sic &,ll @clitpie. I'll S'rtereSle
/ 6orbinoclie meo 6eltligboloellen al
100 Glars Gogen for Ole Bulls
6pojel CT eli @rilrOrt1g, JONI George
y. &boreS, 9ep11tp Controller, or
9ciiooclic al. Set er ct @illeoe al
&%1nitnercr, uoifaaret / SrG otter
Sriginolcn. Oct blep forGret Sll
Bull al cit Sen, Ser bar Billed fprcr.
Ole @1,ll for9re0e Set for ma1ge
Mor iioen til cit Or. Mablen, JONI
booze / Spoen, % paa Ell eller anoe11
Maooe fon1 set / Tarniliel1 EbareS
@elio0ellc.
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Suhnlpn Memurial Tmmb.

SefretGren for Slroiomlinacn al
Mioler til set Minoc for ofopoe GIL
per,lpr SSobnion, Scr ital relics paa
@apitoliegrlmoe1, 6. y. NmeS, CT
u,1 afgipet en- uofprlig &opport ON
Snoiomlingcns &eiultot. Ser CT ialt
%inetonumet $4,000, % ser CT poet
9iorag al mellem 10000 og 1o0,~
600 Menmclter. @uer Iopn og
County / Staten far poet @iorag,
% ca. 10000 Stolebprn for poet
oeres He,ulp til 6onoct. ssnoiamlin=
gen lll1tteoes f%orunelt 5. 81. NoDem=
Der, men Scr CT peoblepet at fomrnc
@iorog lige til &c ii0lte Gage, %
&as iereren, g. S. Mellon / Minne<
apolis, pil peoblipe at tage in1oo Sc
Een9e, ser m1lig maatte fonmc ino.
Sra 6olt 11oeufor Stuten Miuneiota
CT Ser inbfonmnet $S63.50.