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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-29
Little Land Subject
TO Entry in Okla.

Guthrie, Okla, Aug. 20 That there
remains but 1880 acres Of pubic land
Subject to homestead entry in the state
OF Oklahoma was the discovery CT G.
H. Hyde Of Alva, who has just COM
pleted an inspection Of the various gov
ernment land offices on behalf of the
state board Of agriculture and the at
torney general for the purpose Of as
certaining how much land is available
upon which the state may make entry
In an attempt to establish its claim to
21o,0O0 acres Of land under the con
gressl0nal land grant Of 1866.
Hyde's report was fled with the
state board Of agricultura, showing that
only eighty quarter sections OF public
domain are vet subject % entry His
report has been referred to Tie attor-
ney generals Office and Assistant At.
torney General Spillman will imme-
diately take steps to file upon the land
in the name OF the state and f.la a
claim with the commissioner CT ttC
United States land office for the re-
mainder Of the 2lo,O06 acres claimed
by the state.
The government has not yet con-
ceded Oklshoma's right to The Trant
anu It may be necessary for the attor-
mel general to file appeals to determine
whether Or not Oklahoma is entitled to
the land.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-29
VERDEN A
VICTIM
Home Team Licked the
Visitors TO a Stand
rfiIl
1khAR

Chickasha pnt it all over Verden Sum
day by the score or 10 TO 3. Fumbling
at critical stages OF the game as well
as general listlessness on the part Of
verden perhaps caused their defeat.
Beatty pitched in good form, but no
one seriously doubts that the strong
winds blowing down the field aided
both pitchers, while IL contributed
largely to the victory OF chickasha. be-
cause Verden hit the ball oftener and
harder but usually in the air and it was
almost impossible to drive ball into
safe territory il it happened to be lift
ed high.
Frazier and Galloway simply ate up
under the windy condition, balls that
in normal base ball weather would
have easily been singled.
Chlckasha played with its usual good
eortune and only IN one instance did
they earn their counters and that was
IN the ending Of the sixth innirg when
Beatty hit to left field for two bases,
scoring Wells and Fowler from second
and third bases, respectively. Beet
tvs hit was the longest of che game
and ander formable conditions would
have gone 10 the farthest corner Of
the lot, perhaps for a home run, bat
the wind cut it down.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-29
OKLAHOMAN,S
ARRESTED
On Old Deal Growing Out
Of the KiCkapOO
Frauds

Oklahoma City, Aug. 29-Following
demands from the government Of Mex
leo for the extradition OF A. T. Brown
Of Shawnee, John Garrett Of Oklahoma
Ngity, r. G. Conine Of Shawnee, w. i.
ing Chapman Of Shawnee and L, G. Grimes
fouDf Harrah, on charge Of Justification
ceipnd forgery Of documents relative to
Grehe deciding Of between seven and eight
Ahousand acres of land at Shawnee and
ofiitormerly beloning to the Kickapoo In
ser,iians, United States Marshal John Alb
disernathy received warrants Sunday aft
as srnoon for the arrest of the above
empamed men, and Sunday night took in
10 custody John Garrett and R. C. Co
andine in this city.
retl Marshall Abernathy took the 1890
fro1rain for Shawnee Monday morning to
vlcarrest A. 7. Brown and W. L. Chap
Vnan Of Shawnee and his chief deputy,
list hris Madison, left at the same time
ducor Harrah to apprehend l. c. Crimes.
Tionine was taken to Guthrie Sunday
follaight by Deputy Marshal Al Goff, and
Rhe other men win be taken to that
creplace as soon as arrested, to await
Horders from the United States govern
lalment in regard to their disposition.
a The properly involved in the case
Consists Of between seven and eight
to ghousand acres Of land near Shawnee,
formerly belonging to the Kickapoo IN
mehians The land was sold for approx
repmately $4,000, but at the present time
sevs worth three Of four times as much
iheowing to the increase IN the value OF
colthe land, and at the time was worth
n fmore than the price the Indians re.
a. ceiyed. One hundred deeds were
sr signed and about 900 Indians lived
70 on the land prior 70 the sale. The
ri original sale was consummated three
81 years ago.
The signing Of the deeds, as a result
,e Of which the arrests we're made Sun.
D. day, we're to part Of the same lands
ID which brought on the Martin Bentley
y investigation year ago for the pur-
a pose Of testing the legality Of deeds
B made BY the Indians in the disposal Of
v the lands TO whites. The Indians left
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-29
q Q q THE REAL CURE
Os O.O FOR SCRnFUEA

scrofua uicoratn q
saas @ y % almost entirely hereditary IN It's origin being the s
sas1Sas % & q diseased pa wn the blood i specially vsasa sa
esnay weak eyes poorly dvsopd bodies running
diseases Ike ldhead
asrs from sofogs troubles u that sometimes
un middle
decline Is
certain
ricnfng building
richness and senq
ems ana vgasS the constitutions
s. Is perfectly young
via blood
o a who write andfs 1
EtH SWIFT sRE0KFxC ATLANTA "a.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-29
AUTO CAUSES RUNAWAY.

This morning abopt II o'clock Will
Misses Julia Wootten and Emma Rod
gers and the latter's little sister wei
driving near Eighth and Idaho an autl
come crashing down the hin. gIvini
the carriage close scrape and causing
the horse to iurn suddenly and run
away The carriage was upset ans
me occupants were al bruised UP bu
they were not seriously injured
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-29

= y y
Next Saturday at 10 a. m. flfty-three
men and women who viii form the
corps Of city teachers in our public
schools will meet in general confer
ence with the superintendent at the
High school building. This means the
coming into our midst OF a strong band
Of worthy workers whose efforts for
the ensuing nine months will be given
TO developing the minds, giving tone
and trend to the lives, shaping the
characters, establishing habits, inn
planting ideals, quickening inspirations
and making impressions that shall eff
feet the children and the youth of the
town for much in the years to come
For this service the people will pay
approximately s35, 900 including sal
aries and incidental expenses. This
amount will be expended for the bene-
fit of every child in the city within
school age and should the attendance
be rs per cent less than 1t should be,
one-fourth Of this amount Is expended
for nothing, thrown away, If you
please. Doubtless the return will be
materially less than It should be be-
cause many parents will allow their
children to stay out of school, thereby
denying them that which the district
offers them and which must be paid for
whether the children accept 1t or not.
Many Of these teachers will come
to US from the best schools where they
have spent much time and money to
equip themselves to do the most effic-
lent work. When you come to think
about the money expended to furnish
teachers and equip the schools and
how the teachers labor to build up
schools and school interest 1t is right
strange that so many parents for the
benefit of whose children this is all
done are so Indifferent. The Individual
Iabors of these teachers will be po-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-29

We used to be afraid Of burglars.
but slRce learning that nine rob
beriest were lately committed by
Niger boy eleven years old we've
lost our fear Of burglars: II we ever
hear burglar in our room welI slap
him and send him home. -Atchison
Globe.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-29
Chickasha 00
September ~
naILx HeaIth HInt.

The exercise OF the muscles may BE-
80 prolonged that the decay Of their
particles will exceed the supply OF nn-
triton furnished by the blood. In
this case the muscles will grow small
er and weaker from ogeraction. Some
people injure themselves as much By
excess OF exercise as others do By
want Of 1t.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-29

$. w. Bends, OF Coal City, Ala. says
he struck a perfect mine OF health IN
pr. Kings New Life Pills for they
cured him Of liver and kidney trouble
after ~ years Of suffering. They are
the best pills on earth for constlpa-
ton. malaria headache, dyspepsia, de-
biIity. 25c at Brown & Co.'S. d&w
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-29

Under Sheriff Yearta unceremoni-
olisiy cut short a chow that negro
named Stephens tried to spnlf on sat
urday night. He also got another black
one who WAS iotins gun.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-29
All the School Books
"A N D.
Everything in School
Supplies.

the Z a. rlav7 a I = (
north Of posi- oalee, Is now -pvsla
cleaned UP and put in good condition
Dad is back and viii on seplembel
begin making the famous soup lik.
mother made also any other shorl
orders VIII be served. 1913
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-29

The P0casset public schools viii be.
gin Monday. September 5. All school
children in the district and ali others
who are intending TO enter the Pocas-
set school are urged to be present the
Opening day-fiernano Bennett, PIin-
oIpaI. !. +. NJ. HI.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-29
AItendance-l,500.

Nothing else cost so little
considering the results.
$3.50 buys a nice neat blight
fixture. rs cents will buy two
nice shades, and 40 cents buys
two 16 C. P. Lamps to g in it,
turn the light on, see the re-
suit. If you are not satisfied
we will come and get it.
$3.65 complete hung up in
your house. We have them
on up to any price on sale now.
The PRICE is the most inter-
esting feature right at this
time. Big stock to select
from.
S2.75 buys a 1900 portable.
$3.75 buys a $500 portable,
$500 buys a $1,000 portable.
$3.50 buys a $3.50 portable.
And They are Beauties.
See Our Window for
Sample.
CHICKASHA
ELECTRIC SUPPLY co.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-29

In buying cough medicine. don't be
iraid to get chanbcrlain's cough Rom
edy. There is no danger from st, and
relief is sure to follow. Especially
recommended for coughs. colds and
whooping cough. Sold BY all dealers.
IL. d&W
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-29
TO 1
ENTERTAIN

The Y. NJ. G. A. boys would like
meet all OF their friends, both ladil
and gentlemen, in the X NJ. 6. A. I'D
Monday evening, August 20. al
O'clock.
A good musical program has bed
prepared and the boys hope to have
full house All are invited.
Program,
stars and Stripes Forever" marc
Band.
@The Holy Cit" Reed Mile
Garry Me Back to Old virginny1-
Quariette
Xylophone soIo--Mr. chas. Dabb.
Intermisslon.
Alarcis, medley Of hymns Band.
over the Waves waltz Band.
Where Is My Wandering Boy II
night n Solo.
Forgotten Melodies Mr.. Prince.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-29

Misses Lena Triggle and Martha
Watkins spent last week in the city or
Pocasset.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-29

Twobase hits Addington, Ellison,
Beatty Struck out--By Beatty 3, by
Kerr 3. Hit by pitcher Ellison, Fra
zier Base on balIs-Off Kerr 8.
Score by innings:
Chickasha ....... .040 012 2ix~-l0
yerden ......... .OOS 600 O0O- Q
Umpiros- Andrews and Detwiler
Time Of game--1 hr. As min.
A1fnndnnca-1 6An
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-29

= Superintendent Ramey has con- ?
: sented to contribute series OF =
+ short articles this week bearing =
= on the public school interest OF +
= the city. These viii appear from ,
= day to day and should be read :
= and the suggestions put into oper- =
= alton by all the patrons and =
= friends of the school. =
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-08-29

Bring all the
folks ana see
for yourself q
Fifty~cent Cir
Gus for 25 cents.
Don't forget it's
a cruel circus
war reicntlsssly
waged by . cir
cus trrst, so
Selss-Floto de-
slzzes bargain
day. Thus the
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-19
~Danmark.~

@aritG thar Nnr t.
S,arit gtlars Sfrifter oil pe11telig /
CT, ,ttrr 6rem1tio ltoton1llte paa Set
&igsiprog, ser 10 life belt fol=
Ser jan1n1e1r mes set 0anife. @arit
gt!or lujes ollereoe meget of ling
cnr1lrte,1 oeroppe, % meo en- l9rlt9
,orlf llogope pel,tes bal,s &nrfer at
pil(e bliue p6erligere pppltlrre.
. anil Sap ital
pfIon0. S oisle Oage bar
vEitoliotilf &ompng1ti" meopirtet
pcs Storten al ct mt, omfatteroe
Ioretogcnoe / Stettin luoer 6irma;
vSettilpr Scl,Mrte Mtticn=@ ell
icbait". Iprl,ceu no9le tplte @olt=
iirruocr or 9alrollm1Ssbanfcn | Sir:
bcrboun oa ,q2itoiiotiif &%ernpa9ni"
irtercsl ercoe. Nftiefnptulen CT pao
~ Million Mort. Selifubet agter
at ppipre Ell Tobrit for Tre1nitillinl
al Sppafager % ll%opiroin9 al Sller
/ Sopahpm,cn, oltiao famine %irf:
lpmheb, ion uofoloeS paa Mtoliatilt
&onpognis 6abrif peo SslamoS
@rpage / &%iohenboun. Sopafagerrs
nil blipe ol1ucllot til &nrnfooer, ME:
oers Slien brll9eS peo SGbc= p1
Observation-Disclosures.
uNitnliotiif &ompo9ni" er longt
sen %itorite Supporter Al Snparoalt ito
til europa; @ompogniet bar hi p11
ifet at uouioe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.:
sen, men oo Splnnnlrene imellell
Gonn1orf p9 Spifluno bil1orer CT
Gf*pprt. far mon ta1et Sl1itiotipe'
I'll Ell Snnmirfrn nleo tulte Wnrret
ningsfolf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-19


5oareoeiIe &piifoIe.i
8%eltprelien for 6aareoeile &piifole
bor 6plge &it5ous @ureala antaget
Wttsllonspr9l item &alo. @0tticbe iom
6oritatoer for 6%ooreuei(e @piitole
fra l.. Mopember.
Sfnot g efter
g lagsmoal I. So ltnoermeje=
ritter paa 9%ryoebierg poa 2ollono>
Sarlen % @onl en, fom forleoen /
Sfemoeri, ser ienere uocifleoe Jig til
ct regl1lert Stagsmoul. &anien fit
Srpgl og git efter 5logsmaalet op
paa lit Serelie o9 ifp6 fig / &ope-
set mes en- @euolper. &11glen gif
i'u1 bag set eae @re. San inolagoes
poa @aribo Speebus, bpor ban ie=
mere ct ofgoaet peo Dpoen.
&c m sc anglt be0
|9pllonSs SnSfpit. 5
6orpa''oet lo1t9s Sen 6ollanoife SDo=
fpit firroes ct temnelig itort Mmtal
S@lbnnoe, Ser mi og ga m1retter
life ri1ge Sfooe pao 6iifer1res @aru.
Gen tprige Sa9t, Ser ita6ig bar boz
ret % %fren10eles 6ripes pao 6isie
npelfom1e @ieiter, iynes life biotil
/ mogen ipnoerlig GRAB at bope rir=
fet. Eaa Strefninge,1 u0for Grind.
leu 6elleo fan m1a11 ofte lie life iou
foa Seler ligge og lole Jig paa Sc
itore Sten, lom finoes / 6arpan0et
fer. Sgiaa iaar CT Ser peo Sol:
fanos Spofpit ne0laet Ell Gel Gel:
bu1poe, iaole0es er ser / oisie Sage
ct fremneo 6ortei, ser far neolog1
Ell bolu Sr1es al oisie 0pr, ifigrt er
ioooon Saet 10 life ct iaa ganif'
trent.
Diam II tbrpIIu y. Sirs
Sag sen 2. Nuguit fl1>r0e Sne0fe1
Feter 2ieberotb og @l1ltru, 2arge:
@11ie / luxembourg, fejre oeres 9io
muntbrpllup. 8rl>6en er f60t 6e1
IA. Mpril 1929, @rltogolnn1el1 Sc,
%. Sftober 1925; begge er raife 0!
n1eget irtereslere0e. 9ieberotb gi
fripillig mes / As, 6eltog / f(ere 5Qo!
% blep al iin Mf0eling irt0itillct ii
at foo 9omnebrogsmen6enes ST.
berstegn. S 1850 blep bon mnjo
poo Son9es 6obrif og orbejoe6e Sc
oper so @or; men ogiaa / 6re0e11,
Sio far bans 9to peret / 6ore, ioe
bon / 1853, oa ian 6eltog / Sl11f
ningsorbej0et pe6 en- S%loebrono, fl
frpAtelige Brand oar peo at Sage
lfreo ne0 oper bom. Set gon1le
operoroentlig af6olote sggtepor bo
bort 10 @prn, bporof Sc Z CT / Sine
81 @prne6prn og 3 @er1mbdr1rS
bprn.
stort Sn6bruostppe
L /. 9totten til 81. Sl,li ct Ser &c
gooet S1n0brl1o poa Nsiens Sutfer
fobrif. Sppe11e far l%tiaolet n1d!cl
10000 og 1000 ST.. Sc bar
Sogboloerens 9ejliebe6 toget Ycn1e
lfobsneglen fra bars 6raffelolnu1
og er gienaem ct &in01te gooeoe III
/ &ontor6pgningen, bpor Sc ia
lprGngt cit Gpr i,r0 til &nreliet me
Feupeifolet. s(l(ereoe @loffen fer:
40 3 o%pEageoe Notteoagten set POS
lereoe oa gioroe 9(nifrig til @oq
holoerel1, ser tilfol0te Holitiet.
Sppcn m1e1res at rnre folnaat
9omborg, bpor Ell ing 6pr, Ser tai
te lmegct llct Spif, jas pg lpreot
5000 &r. / 6o>1lfe Se06elpenge III
poa @oroet foron Jig. @on blep ar
rel teret al @om6org Eoliti og foripg
tie oereffer at Nr11ge Jig / Mrreitcl1
San folote Jig Sfibsfof Eeter leu .!
foregap at bope pllt6et Eertgene
&ortlpil. 6orgprigt 9uuoe mo,
@er1geic0(ernes Mlrn1re notereoe pa
@ontoret / Msl ems.
50 j tnont ten fit e
ia &c e. 81 nmtalte for rpgl
Tiger lioen, at Ser / Mpbong booo'
| fl>1noet en0el Sptpier 5te6 / Mnleo
ming al, at Ell @efrllt pe6 6o6folf
8o%totllo1rem bor@e bengt Jig, og MAJ
lne11te, at Ben beripnslple 8e6an0
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&iobcnbaun.

%11I1gsfnlf.
Giphcnbaun.
Sui. Schiptts Otter
fplger. Ser er inofonmet 20
N1ipgnin9er OH Soften ionn Siref=
tor / 3pplpgiif @upe. %Anipgnillger=
ne cirtl1lerer / oisie Gage nrellem
@eltprcll EMS s Meo(emmer.
&c hpi c Hrier. Sip
henbmns 9iel tol1rutprer, / lpert Tnl0
Sc fine. bor fprbpiet Yriier11e poo
Safe, Sic og Nl poo SLATER fra
% Ore til so gre, og Sooaum10
fra 20 til - Ore. 90 ina poaitnar
Sc enb0o, at &orerne er alt ior bi(=
lige, io1nmenlianet mes bpao Ser
mao hetoles / l1olun0et.
Sur II 5 tprer II. g.
u 3 III 5 e II, Meoinheboper
al l(noerpiSl1irgsaMt v&pben=
bapl1", er ofguaet pe0 9poen. Sam
par Ell 6pgtig Sfolemm1o pg iturft
Interest eret / Eolitif. Som liberal
&mpoi6ot por ban ppltil(et / &ioben=
hapns 6. &re0S / 1901 pg %mm1gleoe
finn % Sten1mer / at iloo Gtots=
raaO 9omn1ericb. Som tar en- in=
rig Mntimilitariit og Spcioliit og
Iormn6 fpr 9onlf Sre0siorening,
lom un0er fans 2eoelie blep eli us
pr9get iocioliitiif Screening, ioo at
llge u0en Silil11t11illg ira nrbre Yor=
tier.
@enrif Gop1ings s liz
b &c II III. Set bar Spnoog SEN
81. Sl1li 25 Nor iioen Meooftpr Gap=
ling fnptte0es til vEolitifen". S
Sen Mnleoning mpote peo 5retioen
pno rFolitifen"s Mcooftion 0epltto,
tioner fra @lo6etS forifiellige s(foe=
ltn9er. S9tteriperionolet np0te
meo Ell MOresie, @l,oerre mes cit
%&rpitalpaie, Gfspeoitionen n1eo Ell i
2agens @nleoning irrlig u0fprt
Sale, Me6ar6ej0ere og ara1ifgrer
me6 en- a0resIe, bpori Sc ao6oo Tia
Stlla0elle til at lo6e &e6oftpr Gop=
lings Eortrpt male til Opbungnina
/ uEolitifen"s 2ofoler.
Mtter ct tort 6or=
+ t II | IT s=u&rocf" Oper-
retslogferer &eter 6. %Soco6ien, ser
bor beret, Ell, al @o%peoltooens melt
fje11ote Srriiter, mlen / lanaere Sis
bar peret poa 6ol(itens Gan6, CT al
Sfifteretten erflnret &onfurs. 81
cobien, Ser er ca. As s(or qon1lnel,
bar / Is Mar 0reret Sagfererforret=
ming, Der efter6oonoen ontog ct be-
tpoeligt Smfang; alt / alt mootte
ban neobenoigpis oppebare ltore
Ssnotagter. Smi6lertio bar ban o.
Ioa @on6 for at BRUCE, bpao ban
tjente. San fle0te Jig efter liol te,
Mooe og CAB flotte seifaber, ioen
on1 ban bar Millioner. Sfjgnt 81
oerne blep ooorligere> blep bans
6orbrug life min6re. M6fiaige
&1'1oer faf0t bort, og ct Yor al Sc
6oretagen5er, bbort fan bar inter
eSleret, 8rgnSbei SipoIi og @leir=
iorgs &epro6uftionsamitalt, git Il
Stpffer, og tiliioit bar set imo6 Sal
litten. San ibgte at reooe fig be6
at oa111e en- lille n2aunebonf", men
Der bor for mango @re6itorer, Ser
ltprteoe mo poa BAN. Sra 1. Mpril
bar 5ollitten fun bpret ct Eios=
lpergsmoo1. Set 0rejer lSa ptitnof
ialt ONT ct ~l1n6eriflto poo 100, 1000
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-19
&uanb.

"&lot ten"s 8 D.
t / II 5 e +, 6ru Mnnu Sophie
@rllcl, Sasl eris, CT f%orle6en ofgaaet
beo 0e0en efter en- Operqtion pea
Nolborg Spgeblts. Sru 8riiel bar
en- energiif og 6pgtig Came, ion1 /
n1a1rge @enienoer bor ppret ct fb..ge=
n9roigt Gfsempel for fine Meojpitrc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-19

a'uH latlule |lH SltDs(pI Felerl elt 04
fpreNm at 9one plttoet Tengere /
&ortlpil. 6orpprigt 9au0e man
Eengeie0lernes Mlrn1re 11otereoc poo
@ontoret / Msi ems
2pj tnont ten fif e II
g &c e. 81 omtalte for 1og1e
Tiger ii6en, at Ser / Npborg: bopoe
fu1noet en0el Optpier 5te6 t Mnleo=
ming al, at Ell &efrlt pe6 6o6folf-
@otoillorem bac6e bnngt Jig, og man
'1er1te, at Sen be1ripnslple 8ebano=
ling ban bap6e beret @%jenitano for
fpo Hremierlpjtnont De0er6ings
SIDE bar Sfpl6 til 6ette. 0ptpjer-
ne antog ct ioo6ol1t Gmfong, at Ser
blen nofol1t militer for at oprct-
boloe Oroene11, ioet Eolitiet negtcsc
at tage @ffere. Sage1t blep inolen6t
til &rtgsminiiteriet til un0eriggeIie
og er mi en6t me6, at 29itnal1t De-
oeroing bor fooet en- Sretteiettelie
for at babe ODER freoet lin @pn6iat
beo neo Sil6eling al 0iiciplinnrs
Giraffe.
9enne 0perifrioelie piier fig at
bate npret al err ret ubetp0elig oa
lepnie1lig Mrt; me11 set er ~forebriet
at pe6fommeroe &efrl1t bar
en- meget uuooiflet @crion iom bar
o6io1ut nififfet til Militerlipet, les.
al @iembe og Dor forfnpt og uoe
Stan6 til at furofere fine &lig-
ter. Set bar iiffert Militerlipet !;
Mlmtn6eli9beo Ser fit bam til at &C..
gao Selbmoroet, Iangt mere en6 SEN
~Stroppetur" 9aitnnrten boo6e
ioentt BAN. Som bar forsbrigt Die
pe1r meget benipnsfulot beban0let al
tine Soreiatte 1tetop poa @runo al
Snofreufetbe6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-19

en- 8 s. e e
Som ti0ligere ol1talt blep EN- relpef:
tobel Slogelie=@ 6otogroi
@plogoar0, / 6orooret anbolot al
&jpben6apns Eoliti, ioet &osfiloe
Noliti baboe a1mel6t &pl6gaaro ion1
miStgrft for at bape frara1et Ell
0ane, Ser fiprte / lo1nme Sernbol1e=
fl1pe JONI banr, en- 8ortemonn me0
240 Ser. 9Dl0gaar0 bleb anDolbt,
i1t0lat / en- 6angecelle> ba0et, tiltalt
poa en- brutal og ufori fommet Moa-
'oe al Holitibetiente og Msiiitenter>
'1egtet Sillaoelle til at t%elefo1tere ell
Ter lfripe til fin 6a1rilie / Slogelie
olp., gaanife iom om fam tor en- ober=
bebiit 6%orbrp0er. Otter bolpon6et
0pgns Mrrelt blen 6on lpslo6t.
M%mbol0elien ifete pao SEN lpielte
MiStanfe og ifpl6tes en iamlet &effe
6ooeler fra &osfil6e og &ieben=
6apns Eo1iti. @pl6gaor6 flogeoe til
SSltititsminiiteriet, ser mt bar be-
TENT, at ser ifal betoles bam SO
ar. / @ritatlring for SEN l1oitaaeoe
Dette aniees for roget ret
eneitqoenbe, t6et &pl6goar6 lite bar
formelt arreiteret, finn onbol6t> og
Sopen life berettiget til @r>
Itatning. Som er inrt6lertio life til
freos me6 Sc SO @r., bill appellere
og oesuoen amlegge prtoot
S6gsmaal moo Holitiful6megtig
&osfa6e, ser / ct SSnter-
,tetp me6 ct (ofalt 8loo bab6e ONT
alt bam iom en- Marr6, &olittet
'Gnge bop6e bupt uet go6t 9ie" til.
, 1910-12-17

saving machine on the market is here. At
one stand he can watch groups of girls ut
work on the twenty-one different processes
necessary to complete the upper" of a boot.
Each girl has her particular task. One
stitches on toecaps from morning, till night,
another makes tongues" for lace boots and
shoes with such bewildering rapidity that
the spectator wonders where all the boots
are to come from to attach them to.
At another stand no fewer than eighty
mechanics are tending 1870 machines that
whirr and click and hammer with a breath
less rapidity. One patent shown for the
first time drives nails into the soles of boots
at the rate of 1000 a minute. Another, the
automatic edge setter" will trim and polish
the edges Of the soles Of thirty-fye dozen
pairs of boots a day. AS one man can work
two of these machines he accounts for sew
enty dozen pairs a day, instead of a quarter
of that number previously attainable.
A leading manufacturer said: owe are
exporting boots to all Continental countries
and to America in increasing quantities,
while the import of boots into this country
from America tends to decline. "-DGi1y
Ma2, 5 No0.