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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-19

oemo6e t. Gfs. ONT firfelige Cant
menfoml ter.
- 9ebeligleoen blonpt Sn1o4:
6pr11 far peret ulnoponlig lt6r
SSorpo / CONNER. gnn Sre0iebel al
olle Smoobprn unoer ct Mor !
Soma ct 6e6e / CONNER, ifplge s.
$. Summer, 5efretnr for Statens
emobeosfomislion, JONI ii0lte l1ge
pffentliggjpr &eiultotet al ltn6erld=
geller, Fan far foretoget. G6olcro
infontl1m, 8ernelommelle, 0aarlia
Melf % mangelfulOt Silipn angioes
lon1 Moriagerne. Serligt giper Sen
lturft ON Jig griben0e @prnelommel=
lie M%nleoning til sgngitelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-19
assurance moo Ar.
%6ej0s(0S6e0.

MrbejosloS6e0, en- al Sc itgrlte
ulptter / S1ouitrilipet, er l1oentuipl
I EtltogenOe / Sc ~ie1ere Star lon en-
%11oturlig 6olge al mango iomoirfen=
De aorlager. Mogle al Sc pigtiglte
at otsle er 6e forbeoreoe tefniife
Sre1mgangsmaa0er og Mrbej0sme=
tbooer, iom me6forer mil0re Iolfe=
BOLD, 5ommenil%l'tnil19 al mo11ge Gn=
trepriler pe6 Srults, ioa pe( ion1 SEN
1@pirfiombeo, Ser eior Jig gjnloen=
De poo bisie Morsti0er / mollge Sill
oultrigre11e. 9errer er f~remfomu1et
1Doo Der foloes ~Sn0ultriens Meler=
oetropper" Ell MISUNDERSTANDING,
Oct life bor Mrbej0e Noret rl1not.
Settle er otter noget felt on0et ems
De Stamosninger / Mrbejoet, Ser er
en- 5plge al trpffe6e Si6er. Set er
a1 SlngS ~itaaen6e &eierpe", 1,6en
fifre Sn6tGgter, men meo aipsfor.
nsoenbeoer ioo bel lom u6en ltor-n-
be Mrme".
S mange of guropos Sssn6u1tri-
la1toe bar man ta9et Spergsmoalet
ONT arbei6sIpsbeo op til %alporIia
0perpeielie ion1 ct al Sc pigtiglte
Samfur1oets Sel irembpoer. Gete
e. iaule6es Si1fel6et / Gnelon1 GA
9piflaro. S 8elgien far man i,1o-
tort BET ioafalote r@bent" =spitem-
taloet iooleoes efter 6en 8p, bbor
bet blen inofprt fgrit - en- @loas
assurance. Mrbejoerunionerne offre<
Der 6eres o%rbei0en5e Me0lemmer en-
AfgiH til ct 5onb for nneerboI6 Ct
Dem, Der nben egen Sfplo er Ieoiqe
boa $orbet, og Bpe11 p6er lit 8i6rog,
Der er ballot laa itort 1om Set, ser be-
tales of Meolemmerne. &aa 6en-
ne @oaoe pe6ligebol6es unionernes
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-19
gi( @jcmmetS priS,
uSeg fjprer frem gjennem Straale
frDo".

SEQ ct Glepmpoe poo &j9rlutoe
@pjlfole toIte 6oritm16er Mlbrectle en-
ON S%iarnions Gang Seq fierer
frem gienne>n Stroolefrpb".
8j6rnion blep ell Sang pes ct
IMpoe / Morge, hpor fan blep moo
ttoget n1eo oenne Song, felt bepeget
! pg fortolte, at set bonoe beret ct
gnnmelt 9nlfe Dus Dom at b9re
oenne Sona ilrnget al EFT Soriam'
ling ogioo / Morge; / 9onmorf bao
Sc fan bert 0e1t. '"~' ase q
Sen @ong, ieg lfrep 6en," iogoe
@%jdrnlon ~fom ieg fra Set Steo,
bpor jeg er feot, og iom ieg lite
#, bapoe Jet / 6 Mor. Seq tor f9lot
!of Mpoet mes mtne 6orelSre og
mine egr1e @ir0er ira 1,nge Cage.
So fltlb al 9nnglel efter @jen1n1et,
JONI leg bop0e uaret borte fra i
nogle Tiger, og buor Ser imiolertib
Tar fg0t % EFT 9atter. Min Sial
bar iplot al Sien1mets 5tenning.
Ser ene ronot / Sdn0agsitilbe6en
iepnt og ltge til ligeiom 8ejen, ieg
fierte poa, % ligeiom Glpen> ser
le6 peo Si0en al gejen. So far jeg
ct 2nife en6nu, ct set, at 0er1e
Sang lnoo rin6e ms / mango Stem
og fait11e / 5in6ene @iemmets pio,
uaoerlige 5temning og rin6e IND i
Sfolerne, for Sfolerne ifol pere en-
Tortlettelie al @jernmets @jernine,
og Ser mpoe SEN bellige Sl6, iom
oltio mao bore pirfiom."
SEQ @ltl0brplluppet poo Muleitob
logoe 8jgrnlon til lin @lltru: sill
Sig, &aroline, bar jeg ifrepet 0ig-
tet: Seq fierer frem gjennem5traa,
lefrp6". Set CT life poetiif og life
%ientimentolt, men gonife ligefrem.
Seq bar ifreoet set til NIT Stems
og Sin Sorberlieelle. Sg leg tror,
at pafrere og 6pbere Digt til Siem.
NETS Fris er lite ifrepet. 6or Ser
err 2ipsbisooln / set. Set er sit
&aroline, og til sin 9@re.~
Mngaaenoe set / it6ite 8erslinie
brugte 116trpf r&o6t Mo6" oio.
en- iprogfpnoig, at Oroet
vMso6" I 6enne Sorbfnoelie intet bar
at sire me6 8egrebet uforfer6et.
be6, nler1 ffal toIfes lom vWel me6t"
uotrpffer @le0en ODER ct
oMo6" e1ler rMo6e" er en-
elore 9progform, ser uble6es at at
fonlr1e imeoe - imo6. Ma timber
en0nu Sproogformen / enfelte Drb J
Set oanife og norife Sprogl - San
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-19
Sfpnbran0cme.

S Moutono, Soobo og @oibington
oeobliber Sfoobronoene at onrette
itore 9oelGggeller. S olle oisle
Stoter p0er Militeret @ielp peo
5lufningen, ser poo 6en1e Mno6e
bliper mere ipiterrotiif oronet, men
Stprfei st for t}roe til at Slut
ningsorbeioet foti fdo porige 6e(9er.
SIM 9Dor ser fal0er Hegn lpffes Set
at foa @11gt mes 6lonmerlre> og ga
&egnen fun foloer bpgepis, '6rp6er
Sloen itooigt It's poo1rp. Sra Spo=
fane meooeles, at Slben roi er pprjt
/ Gue,tr SNlene 0iitriftet / S0abo
og / @olloce 1iitrtftet / @oibing=
tot. Get iioite Ste6 frp6tes Set at
f(ere Settlere ct omfomte. Soo ltor
er Mongelen poo Ma>r6lfab til at
befampe Sl0e}, at man far toget
6ongerne fra Goluntpfrngslet / Mos=
com, S0o6o, 1to til 5lltfningsarbej6e.
Sloen roler poa itore Strefninger
lige fra Canada @rrnole len neo /
Oregon og Set TIL blipe umuligt at
Illlffe oe't> far ser folder EN- lurgpa-
rig &e9n. $ Montdna er Sfob-
tranoene for1fgit / SEN ME Glacier
Ndt}onol-Eorf buor Ser er Wrug
for Ell meget ltor Troppemosle til
SllttninGsarbei6et. Gerimo6 er
l1n0er @ontrol poo 6lotbeo0
Heierputionen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-19
misconfn-

- gtotsfasl erer 9obl n1ootog ..
8. 6s. omtrent 100000 Sfntter
ira Sernbanefompagnier. Sen 1ter'
lte Gum par $163,StS fra @isconltn
Central 8anen.
- Jorbenperen0e StatSlenotor
g. S. @lamion 6poe li0lte l1ge / lit
Silent / Monroe al Street, / @allen.
San bar II Mar gammel. @fopoe
blep uoefsomineret fra @isconltn
ltnrperlitet / 1868 og 1too UNDER
8orgerfrigen / 20. @isconlin ST.
f%antert.
- 8armer @enrp @ooienS @prn
pe0 Sto11gbton iatte lioite uge Slo
paa 6ormbDgningerne, meoens Sor=
pl6rene bar fraD9ren0e. 6aoeren
bar / Stougbton og fit ser Meooe=
lelie ON 8ron6en pr. 5elefon, og oa
fan naoeoe bjem, bar alle 8pgnin<
gerne un6togen Strebuiet,. lamt
&e0ifaber og ct @or !@elte blepen ct
&op for Toen.
- Gn International &onpention
bill bltpe bolot / Milpal1fee Ben 80.
og 81. Mlrguit og 1. og 2. Septem-
ber ON Stotslfat og lofal Sfat.
Mpoet CT Set fjer6e / i'm SlogS og
bol0es UNDER Snternotional Sar MS=
iociotions Muipicier. N9iten ale
@%upern9rer / Sc 6orene6e Gtater
bar u6nnpnt min61t tie 0elegoter
til Me0et.
- Spmlnerfirn1oet Signor, Gri=
tier & 60. / Chippewa Sails, mes
Mpller Ser / 8Den, Golt0orop, Sig
I nor pg Gbief Safe, er erflpret follit
me6 Eoslipo ca. 100000. Sc lt9r=
: lte &re0itorer er 6irit @otionol @a1f
| / Slice Safe, Mortbern Notionol @nnf
: / Miblan0 og Union Motionol 9onf
/ II gau Claire, bporboS ser er talrige
, minore &re6itorer n1e0 Silgooebu=
: penoe poo $1,000 og mere.
- Sra Ga GroSi e meo0ele5, at
/ 9iomono Soc oiniel1s Gompere far
, inOitillct 0ereS Tort poo @rltn0 al
for lap &an0lton0 / 6lo0en.. Mln1in=
: 0eligt ita1oier Sen regllnre 5rafif
, 1. September, pe0 bpilfen Sis ser
ie0panlig ct rigeligt n1e0 &un0 for
De itore %ofetter, og 6a ser ilteen
i So1bipnltobeo er for, at %onoet nil
+ ltige til sen Sis, nnier mar Set for
! beolt at itonoie mi. Denne @elon
far brogt ct ltort Sab. &un nogle
; foo imoo 9ompere er igong mellem
o Sc min0re 8per. n.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-19
Sernbanemlnffe ! Granfrioe.

Sra &ouen, 6rmfri9e, meooeles,
at ct @fsfuriionstren i @gnbogs
poo &eiien til 8or6eanr bor follioe.
ret meo ct 6ragtrem i Merbeoen al
Sauion. @fsfuritonstrpnet Ipb meo
en- Sart at so @il i Gimer. Gets
&asiagerbogne bleo fuloitenoig fnu=
ite, 81 Menneifer orebtes og So bleu
faore6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-19
Mam9c @ltuermprbala.

Geo &algene bette @fteraar bil
Ser bltpe @alg poo @ubernerer /
ialt So Stater, bpilfet er bet bsieite
@ntal / 6e 6or. Stoters &itorie.
6or ferlte Gong ifal Sregon beIge
Statsembe6smeno / Nopember,
biotil er 8algene foregaoet / SUM.
Sum 80 al 6isie @aIg bill foregao /
Mopember,' @ermont, Moine oa Mr.
fanias bol6er @alg / @eptembet.
Georgia / October.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-19

S i'm &lotiorm i%friper DIR. Do
bis jon angooen0e 5pprgsmoolet on1
progressive 6orbol0sregler: Set re-
pl,blifonl fe parties &eforD / &et=
ming al @jen1em1forelie al 1lpe 8ro-
blen1er bepiier, at set oltio bar Doe:
ret ct 6remifri0tspnrtt. Set bar
oltio pnret lp0bpr for 6olfets On
ifer. Gets @oob til Sremti0en be-
roer poa, at Set oeoblipenoe frpgt=
LIFT I1poer npe Spgoper % ldier Sem
retferSigt. ,.' @.~""~s
Seq far itpttet etDpert 6remt ifriots=
forllog Ser far pGret forelagt @ltlet
/ Sen Sis ieg far oGret 0etS Meo=
lem. timber Yreii0ent &ooi epelt
itptteoe leg etbpert 6orilag, Ser fig
teoe til at gipre bans Eolitif pirf=
n~ingsful0. Seq far itettet Sen nl,=
p9renoe administration lopalt / Sen
Strebeu efter at in6fri Eartilpfter=
ne. Seq far oltio troet at tiene
mine Selgere, Staten og Motionel1
! beolt peo Ell q%mbggsaaelig % forooms=
fri 0oerDeie1ie al tpert ettfeltspbrgs-
mool / fore l(oaet 9opgipning l&0el'
$eri IT. til 6por SEN fom fra og far
| iplt Set ioil! min Eligt at oanne
mine M%nifuelier j 6ri6eo for foftio,
nellie Stri0igbeocr. -. "r'~
Ml,9aoe110c Set brun0enbe 5pprgs=
mool uGanl1oniSn1en" llotolett Mr.
9opiolon fplgcnoe / Hlotfor1netl:
Sisie 6oran0ringer / &lllets 6ors
retnirrgsororen bar %np0penoige, ON
6olfets Meprni entonter ifllloe bope
lige Steurmer i OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Get Spiteu1, Ser er fje10t ur0er
Ndpnet uGom1oni5me" eller rMl=
oric6iSme", og JONI centraliiere0e Ell
ol1tofrotiif Mogt / &eprni ento1tbu-
let, ct life / Sperensi temmeli lie mes
Aanoen / en- repre- l%el1tatip Staggering.
Seq o%rbeioe0e og itennte for Sc 6pr<
anoringer 6orretningsor0enen,
iom gjoroe Set al mes bette Spltem.
Wfr. Gonron oil ol0rig Blue Speofer
iglen, / Dpert 6olo life me6 min
Stenu1le, og ieg er o%perbepilt on1, at
repre- entotip 2e6elle / @l1let MI CT
lifret for folulrel1oe Gi6er.
Seq far irgen SDn1potbi for Sem,
ser er fien6t u11oer Mapnet v&eaft;o=
nere". 8liper ieg gjenoalgt, ifal
ieg beoblipe at itgtte Gremifriots-
9opgipningen / Soltets Snteresie.
Seq oil boloe mig Sirefte auiborlig
oberfor ggleerre I nit 9iitrift o.
nil UNDER olle 6orboG6 reprelentere
DEM efter min beoite @pne.
fon babe giftige 8irfninger, be6|
man fra anore Sagttagelier, 81. a..
fra Sen iaafal6te uSefeber" Ser
utbtpliomt er fremfalot be6 8lomiter-
iteD, og ga set er fonItateret at 8grn,
Der far iptlt rem Sablebonning, er
gaaet fri for Spg6om, mems anore,
Der bor ipiit r@ibre6" fra iamme
8nbe, CT blepen ipge, fan set aniees
lom nogenlunoe go6tgiort, at oct er
gtbreoet og lite @onningen, Ser er|
farlig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-19
Of esnlurance 5. 6. Sep

missioner Of S1inrance 5. 6. Sep
TENDER.
ltoen Epipl er 30. s. @learp Den
Mono / @isconiin, ser noge1 21o
far peret beoit ififfet for Bloolen.
San far en- u6itraft @rfori1g 1om
2opoiper / M%Sil1rance, er en- opgttg
Saqfprer og 10 Mors @rfaring I VS.
l11ronce=6orretntng.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-19

g itor S. g er>t e n,
Eret for Sen foreneoe oon1fe
&irfes Menigbeo / &enmare, g.
Sat, tioligere | &utcbinion, Minn.,
far iflg. ~Daniferen" mo0taqet
&alo fra set iamme &irfeiomfunos
@enigbeo : Council Bluffs Sa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-08-19

Entered at the Post Office at st. Eau
as second class matchmaker.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-15
A Reeord Hstoin.

French designers have broken all
records By scihs9 haip.Hs with large
hcacs that actually reroirc as the
wcaror galss il the breczes. Scgne
81 these pins are large enough 90 con
tain mirrors. powder puffs. small
change ana an cvira handkerchief 50
huge are others that they have hinged
mirror. and the receptacle within.
which bold an the articles mentioned
above
Guards arc made io cover The dsS-
Verous point 81 the hafpin. ard these
guards also save TIE IiE fnom loss.
being Ornamental a. wei S. useful.
Roth heads ard guards are represent.
cd as rboasants. oEis' heads. or otacr
birds hcads made ~ gold. silver and
gems. fhc latter taking fhc place ~
The birds ewes. some - The pin.
hcads arc three inches across
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-15
HUB RESTAURANT IN
HANDS OF TRUSTEE
o. II, Palmer Files Deed Of Assign
ment With Claude Vernon
Spratley.

0. Fl. Palmer, who has for several
years conducted the Hub hotel and
staurant at the corner of Court and
West Queen streets, yesterday filed a
deed of assignment in the office OF
Clerk of the Courts II. II. Holt for the
benefit of his creditors. Attorney
Claude Vernon Spratley is named as
the trustee in the deed and the trus-
tee is authorized to take immediai e
charge of the hotel and restaurant
business and to dispose OF it as VIII
best subserve the interests of all the
creditors.
In the deed Mr.. Palmer makes r.
L. Carmines a preferred creditor for
800 and Mr.. Spratley for s25. while
all other creditors are to share alike.
at is said that the liabilities will be
between 81 900 and $500, while the
assets, consisting of the restaurant
fixtures and hotel furniture, will prob
ably reach 500.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-15
KRUPP GUN FACTORY

The last report of the krupp gun
factory is a significant indication that
the German government is active III
The building Of ships guns and arIna
ment's generally. The krupp WORKS
AT Essen supplies nearly all OF Ger
many's great guns. Besides guns, the
Hrn manufactures all kinds OF armor'
Mate. railway and shipbuilding mate
rails. etc. 100
on July /. 1910, there we're $500
EMPLOYEES attached 10 the krupP
works. of whom $50 were officials.
The distribution of the employees is az
follows:
Essen. 37,S4s; Rheinhausen, $3.50
Amen, 1921; Madseburg, Buckau'
2. e3s: Kiel, 4,503; coal mines l0.OSS ;
MitteIrheinisohen works, 1910; lron-
stone mines, 4.763.
Kr,ipp's used 1894 900 toRs Of coai
IN 1909. besides al, 900 tons Of coke
and % 600 tons of bricuettes- The
gas works produced 1S,4S7se0o cuhic
metres of lighting gas for 2.00i stree,
Iar,ps. and for 32.207 workshops, Of
fces and dwelling houses IN addi'
ton the central electric generating
station produced 3s,G4o.0eo kilo~ai's
Of electric energy.
In 1903 the cast steel works con-
tanned 900 working machines. ~ roi-
ms mills. III steam hammers. vary
ing from one tenth OF 4 ton TO 80 tons
50 hydraulic presses. one bending
I.ress Of $4,000 tons ssd two OF f.opN
tons. one forging press Of 5000 tons
two Of 5000 tons. aud one O l.NpV
tons. There were also 435 steam
boilers. sss steam engines ~ from
? 600 10 1910 horsepower and an AZ
erceafo capacity OF $3.50 h0rsePoT'
er. 1850 electric motors hayinS on
aggregate power Of so.f9i horse-po~'
or. and e-2 cranes Of from 400 fo 10.
600 tons Hitting power.
In the testing house 81 he cast
steel work. AZ Essen and IN thc roll
ing mills Z2Hg00 tests we're carried
oui ~ 1909. being 10000 more thar
in zoos IN addition. 81 go shots and
f17. 600 kegs 81 powder we're fred dur
irg 1893 on fhc three prooftG'is al
fsctef fo fhe works. The weight c
tre pro,eciics fred Amounted 20 20.
oo0 tons.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-15
cueIAlNs AVID BED SPREADS.

Scrim. 81 the cross-nar variety. Is
now being much used for bed spreads
and curtains. u is very pretty wnen
trimmed with attractive lace. The
inner emec; o. he window curtain IS
Of rraas importance. although sOms
women select fi~ir materials with The
sole idea offow the curtains viii look
from tho outside Tire real purpose
Of The window curtein j. % soften the
firhf end give a touch ~ beauty 90
The interior Of the home.
The rasserby cares little bow the
curtains look from bis view and ihe
interior should he considered frs; =
al LARGE sums o. money can De- paio
for imported curtains and siil The
proper cfcci viii not De- obtained.
Another woman may purchase her rir.
frriai az a very snail prfcc por yard
ard got got tho desired effect 4 thin
material i4 the most used Tor fhc bed.
rooms ali ihc living rooms. Set b.
should hc thick enough f0 ohsirgri ifc
view of ihe raaserby.
There is an improved Dol fer rol
which VII appeal 70 many women. 1fd
especially to hose who lack space IN
The home. The roll has an Opening
to receive The pillows The case d
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-15
FUNERAL OF MRS. CAKE.
Body Will Reach Here at 1880 O'clock
This Afternoon.

The remains of the late Mrs. Sal
lie F. Cake, widow of the late c. ID.
Cake, who died in her home in Bran
bleton ward, Norfolk, Sunday at noon,
will reach Hampton this afternoon at
1870 o'clock on the Old Dominion
steamer Luray and the burial will
take place Immediately thereafter IN
st. Johns cemetery. Messrs- W. V.
Wood. Reggie Wood, ]. B. Wood, FL
mer Wood. Robert Wood. Jesse Wood,
w. w. Richardson and Samuel Pope
nephews of the dead woman, will act
rs the pallbearers.
Mrs. Cake. who was SO years old,
was born and reared in this city and
was a sister of Mrs. ]. w. Richardson,
Capt. 5. B. Wood, Ned Wood, George
r. Wood and William A. Wood. Mrs.
Charles 4. Bentley, Of this city, is her
daughter.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-15
BANJO WORK AT CONCERT.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Bacon Delight
Small Crowd at Baptist Church.

The small crowd at the Baptist
church last night enjoyed a rare treat,
while those who failed 10 be there
missed one. in the work OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. F. ]. Bacon, Americas greatest
banioists. The Bacons came here TO
assist the Orpheus Glee Club In IT'S
second annual concert, and their audi
ence showed its appreciation py
rounds Of applause. Mr.. Bacon s
handling of the banjo is marvellous
his selections of the Lords Prayer
nv an old negro. and the little girl
saving her prayers, were marvelousiS
executed. In these compositions MT
Bacon practically makes the banjo
talk
Mrs. Bacon is also an artist with the
banjo. The work of the Orpheus Giee
Club was up to the standard. me
rain probably kept many away.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-15
VIA OCTAv|A IS WINNER
Continued from First Page.i

lis. Annie Sellers, Nightfall and
Lange also ran.
Second Neutrality-suspicious.: sell
ing: five furlongs. Susan, 81 DUNN
to l. % to L. even, won; Bodkin
1902 (McCabe), 10 to l, 4 TO l, 10
1. second: Trustee, 107 tGulbertenl
10 TO 5, 2 to 3, out, third. Time
1901 3-5. Fair Atlanta. Schniekef
fritz Thrifty Bondage. Quincy Belle
Sheriff Bradley, Miss Jonah and Chill
ton Queen also ran.
Third Race-HaEdicap all ages
five and one-half furlongs- }. II
Houghton, 107 (GoldsteinD, IL to .
cut. won; Herpes, SO (kiilingworth)
/; 9 to l. 2 to 1, even, second; Hoffman
100 ALEX. ) to l. TO l. even, third
Time. 1907 Is. King Cobalt also ran
Fourth Eace-Three-year-olds and
upwards; selling; one mile and a fur
long. The Monk. 81 (Wrispen), to
n. 3 TO !. even. won; Henry Munro,
1a2 (Killingworthl. 10 TO !. 3 to l.
even. second; Hedge Rose, 1O2 (Mc
Cabe,. 10 to /. 70 l, even. third
Time. 1855 Is. Beauclere, Ten
PAGES. Harvey =, Neoskaletta and Ny
Gal also ran.
Fifth Race-Three-year-olds; sell
ing; six furlongs. Lucille r., lee
(Goldstein). 10 TO 1, 4 to l, TO l.
won: LOYAL Maid, Ill (Lloyd), to /
3 to 1. S to ), second; Mobility, 100
(BelD. s to 1, to l, to D, third.
Time lis Is. My Southern Boy
Laughing Eyes. Henry Crosscaddin-
Toe Gaitens. Chief Hayes, Malitine
and Moltke also ran.
Sixth Race-Three-year-olds and
upwards: one mile and twenty yards.
Lad of Langdon, 90 CBelp. 4 10 l, :
to ). out. won: Golden Castle, los
tNcCabe), 3 TO /, s to ;, 3 to ., sec
ond: Hazelthorpe, 90 Gordon. 10 to
II. 6 to 1. 3 to l. third Time, ;45'
Dracoola. Vienna. Tracey Kimbaii
Summer Night and Oakhurst also ran
Entries for Today
First Race-Msidens; tvo-year
olds: FIVE and one-half furlongs. Ivy
ton Hecuba. spin. HMarsn Light
lane Thorpe. Cherokee. o. u Buster
Patrick 3. Fl Bart. Heatheroioom
1913: Jack Bourdette. los
Second Rsce-Handicap hurdle
abou; two miles. Shove. 12a; Judge
Cronin. 1874: Prince, 143; Gun Cot
ton. ia: DIR. Heard. 1fe; Essex. l4h
Third Race-fisndicap for all ages
one mile. Sandhil. 81; practical
rs: Ia Nun Da- %; SaDdrian, 9s'
Campsigner. 10; Duu Care. 1el
BlackfOrd. 102: J. II. Houghton. lo&i
A-ondack Superstition. Ill
Fourth Neutrality-suspicious. ano
upwards: six furlOngs. Compton, J
In Hough,on. fGS: La Belle. Lucille
In 1875: King Cobalt los; Bosom
Practical. 10
FIFTH Race-For two-year-oics
selling: one mile Gold Bug. 80;
supervisor. So; 'Firewood. %; die
Michael. Bouader. 1o5; Cherokee
Rose. Narmo. Mollie :. lo7.
sikh Rsce-Three-ycar-oids and
upNards. selling. one mile and SIX
teenth. sAigronel -RaGium star. ~
Tom Melton. -. Mobility. 80. Fear
narrht b.. 100. French Girl. ie2.
King o. Mist. i9f.
sFivs pounds apprentice allowance
, claimed
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-15
MANY SEE AERO FEAT.
LARGE Crowd Witnesses the Flight
from Fort Monroe.

Using a Curtiss biplane. Eugene
Ely. the aviator, thrilled a large
crowd of people at Old Point yester
day afternoon. by flying from the
deck of the cruiser Birmingham al
anchor a short distance from the
wharf, across Hampton Roads to VII
loughby Spit. near Ocean View
At the time the officers Of the At
tiIlery school and of Fort Monroe as
well as a number of people Of Hamp
ton. PhoebGs and Old Point. lined the
wharf and 1t was most interesting
sight 70 them to see the daring avia
tor as ne slowly prepared his machine
and then took his seat for the triT
across the roads.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-15
Y. M. {. A. WEEK OF
PRAYER IS NOW ON
Large Crowds Hear State Secretary
S. A. Ackley In Opening
Sessions.

y. -. fCNtcy III OPCutb9
Sessions.
The meetings held Sunday in con-
nection with the week of prayer by
the Y. NJ c. A. in the local churches
We're most successful. Mr. Ackley adj
dressed the congregation at the First
Methodist church in the morning, Civ
ing a general review of the associa-
ton and emphasizing its value to a
community when rightly appreciated
and supported.
In the afternoon he spoke to a
company OF men in the gymnasium.
taking as his subject Service" He
made a strong appeal to the men to
cooperate in Christian work and es-
pecially in view of the financial cam
paign to be conducted this week.
Quite a number of the men and boys
present spoke regarding the prospect
of the association in every case most
hopefully.
In the evening mass meeting was
held in the First Baptist church, when
Mr.. Ackley spoke on Boys Work :"
The seating capacity of the church
was taxed. At the close of Mr.. Ack-
ley's address Secretary McCarty was
called Oh TO outline the program OF
the local association, and told how,
after a careful study of the situation,
the leaders had decided that the re
ligious work to have more emphasis
and that the Bible classes and
evangelistic meetings would haze a
large place.
The as ISOLATION now has seven
Bible classes enrolling 65 persons, 43
boys and % men.
Mr.. Acklesy will address a union
meeting of the West End churches
tonight in Central Methodist church.
Mr. George A. Schmelz will also
sneak at the meeting tonight.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-15
Sunday Evening Fire.

The alarm Of fire givsn SuHuay
evening at $50 o'clock called the de-
partment to Pee Dee. where a vacan.
eight-room house. owned by W. W.
woodward and r. s. Hudgins, was
found to be in blaze. The building
was almost totally wrecked. 1t is
thought that the fire was started by
BOYS playing in the building, as 1t has
several times before been set on fire.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-15

OF heavy cardboard. which forms the
receptacle for the pillows. The edges
are boand With TIA. which prevents
them breaking and the case is further
reinforced IN the center. The ends
are made Of wood The diameter II
the roll is about p inches and can BE-
purchased in almost any length.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-11-15
To Make Financial Canvass.

State Secretary S. A. AckIey VIII
today begin a financial canvass OF
HAMPTON to raise $4,000 for the Hamp-
ton Young Mems Christian Assocla-
ton work. Mr.. Ashley has every nope
OF raising the money before the ehd
Of the week