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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-13

From your druggist SGT one ounce
AZ Tets compound TN original sNnled
rackaaal and one ounce ef syrup os
Snreapafiila compound Take these
two ingredients home and pa; them
into half pint OF 5000 WHISKY
Shake the bottle and take table
spoon f,tl heforo each meal aud At bed
VmN~ Thix ~ said 20 be the QUICK
sat and best remedy known 20 tue
rnedfcal profession for rheumatism
ana hAclzache. Good results come after
the flrst dose n your druggist does
net have Tortx compound In stpck ne
will act II In a few hours from hls
whoicsals house Don't he intiuenees
10 take a ratsnt medicine instead OF
thls Insist on having the ssnuins
ToFls compound IN the original cu~
eunee. sealed yellow package ttcn.
arrte OF the worst cases were cured
here b. this prescription last winter
---s<sfVt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-13
.K|LbANE AND
ATTElL SIGN

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 1s.--Abe
Attell and Johnny Kiibane. both
maryels Of skiil and speed. WIN
meet here on Washington's birth
day at the Vernon arena for the
featherwefpht championship OF the
world. Although Promoter Nc
Carey has been dlekering with
these boys for some time. II was
not until today that he was able
10 announce that both had come TO
terms for a 2o-round bout.
The match IL regarded as the
classic bout OF the year. bringing
together tho two cleyerest fighters
In the world. In addition to their
speed and cleyernesa. each In cred
tied with carrying a Knockout
punch In either hand
~~--r~--~~--~~a--r~--~-~--------
Beautiful ef.75 Cut GLASS for csc
AZ The Bon Marche Thursday. sss
----.-a-y----~~------s.---~--
Dance tonight at Dreamland. go
Seattle Au.omoblss School. 2fo
ASond1. - go
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s p o r T s
BUD SHARPE WILL


! BUD SHARPE WILL =
4 PILOT OAKLAND 4
4 NEW YORK. Dec. i2.--Bud 4
4 sharpe. fast first baseman Of 4
4 tho Buffalo International 4
4 League club. IN announced to- 4
4 day ms successor 10 Harry 4
Woiyerton as manager OF the 4
4 Oakland Pacific Coast league =
4 baseball club. Sharpe played =
4 with Newark two years ago 4
4 and later with the Boston Ma. 4
4 tionals and with the PittnbufK 4
4 Pirates. tie IL known as 4
4 fast. sure fielder and q good 4
4 hitter. II IL said that Prcsi. 4
4 dent Farrell OF the Nov York 4
= iiighlsndsrs paid $4,000 In 4
Z cash Tor wolvefton's release =
4 from Oakland. 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-13

tDiapatches say Mike Murphy.
trainer Of the University OF Penn.
sylvania. ia 10 sever his connection
with the school AZ tho end Of the
iaii-iz collegiate year. Tho atti-
tude Of tho football field coach
toward Murphy ls said 10 be the
reason for the resignation OF the
great trainer. In connection with
this reported break. the following
story by Alvin kranxisin. declared
by Murphy TO have been the great.
est athlete the world ever knew. ID
OF interest. "a Il shows Murphy an
b. rcaily IL. by his star pupil. him.
self trainer Of athletes. Editor.l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-13
NO CHANCE TO
DEFEAT LYNCH

NEW YORK Dee b--Mcc,ing secretly in anticipation
the election OF president during the Of the after
noon OF the National Baseball league went into
session here yesterday The opponents Of Presden, Thomas
Lynch hope of defeating him for reelection to the
office.
The directors also considering the issuance OF dc
mand upon President Ban Johnson OF the American league
for apology for starting the ticket scapng scandal in
necon with the sale Of tickets for the games the Pole
grounds New York. during the worlds championship
series.
Another report is that the American league magnates
may demand apology from the National league leaders for
their stand in the matter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-13

seattle Ausomobhs School. 2io
Broadway. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-13
~ ALVIN kRANzLEiN
Athletic Coach and Trainer. Miehi.
uan University.

| cannot help feel that Mike Muir
ply II the greatest trainer In the
country. never worked under
keens Fitzpatrick or Jerry Moak.
Icy, but would place them next 20
Murphy n IL not because I have
worked under Murphy that ! feel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-13

man from a scaiper outside the
park FOR -. The man sat between
Hermann and Robt. r. Bruce. sec.
rotary Of the commission. whore
Johnson should have been seated,
nj this game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-12-13
THAT BIC CARL MORRIS IS
SURE BEATING EN- UP NOW

CLEVELAND Ohio Dec it"whIte
q
champion
pounds Williams
effective In the nnKhtInx lie oorsd Williams
IN the third the bout stopped.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31

rSSatuobl, fenne ben Blab aud
- aber 1idt lange geblie-
ben. @lima nidt itreng genltg! Sin
meiter noroli@ gefabren. Metr SO.
tel brannte ab. Sd mobnte int 9ad-
geidoB - feine Setter, feline @ettung
>Greppe p%erbrannt. Aber &opf
11i9t berloren: 8aoeman11e gum Sen
iter binausgeleert uno am gis5apfen
beruntergeruti9t.
Seine efabr.- Touri1t (oer
obne @epad anfommt): nDamit sic
nidt gu. befiirdten brauden, i@ ginge
SSbnen i'm Morgengrauen bur9, @err
@irtb, min i9 6as 2ogis glei9 int
8oraus be5ablen!" = @irtb: 80,
6as lit nidt notbig. 49,. i6 made
Madts Sen &ofbunb los!"
DesbaIb. - glitter &err: vS99
.molte, 6as 8ier mGre a1f Dem
@runoe 6es Meeres." - Matroie:
v@em, Miiter, i@ fann ni6t iagen,
6oB mir 6as re9t mare, aber mein
8rltoer miir6e nidts oagegen baben.:"
= Sitter &err: rMb! SIT Ser brape
Meni9 MbItinent?" - Matroie:
uNee, ser lit Sau9er!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31

gtmas ipdt. @eniioniit:
.MIio beute Ser erite Sag I'M @ube-
itano. So min i@ bod einmal DIE
Dienitinfruftion nit aler @nbe ourd}-
leien!"
Gin MeaIiH. - Gin 6iItin.
guiertes @eib, Boron, 6ieie iunge
8anfiersmittme! Sic bat 10 ein....
gemiiies @tmas. -"
,@iepiel2"
@emMtbli9. = 4ramer (als
Bel ieinem @intritt IN Sen 2aoen 5tpei
ginbre9er flii6ten): ~Mber, meine
&erren, sic befommen bod nod @a-
battmarfen!"
nebertrumpft. 3mei
8rablbanie itritten miteinanoer, mer
BON LINEN Sic gr0Bte @alte erIebt ba-
be. Ser @rite iagt: Scr Sbeil
Sslanos, MOO i6 porigen CONNER
mar, lit 10 falt, 6aB 6as gan5e Sabr
iiber ser 8ooen 10 fat %gefroren lit,
oab man sic 2ei9en 1ur beitattea
fan11, tpenn man iie am Sl1Benbe an=
ipibt uno mie etnen &fab1 in Sen So
SEN treibt." Ser Mn6ere antmortet:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31
6O7, 900 S9miergeloer uno 1862 fit
S9iffsbau.

607, 600 Sdmiergeloer uro 1862 fir
Sdiffsbau.
@ober mobl ienen Brobibitions6a=
men Die @iiieni6aft fommt, 6aB oas
GiIen bon Mepfeln Sen @ppetit maf
Mlfobol berminbert uno Sen &au1b
bebt?
Gin &idter in Oflabomo fat cine
Jrau 6afir beitraft, 6aB iie elmer
tranfen 6reunoin @bisfeD bra6te.
Mun iiebt, 6aB 6as bon Sen @dblern
Sflabomas perlangte &iidberufungs=
redt 6o6 cine gemiiie l1ria6e batte.
g.
Ser SCRIPT itebt Dor Ser Gbir.
@er es nibt glaltbt, merfe einen 8lid
aatf Sic Strobbiite, pelde Ser Ser
ganglihfett 6es Sr6iiden nad lan=
gerem @ebrau6 Elm nidt gu berfen=
nen0es 8eugniB al1siteQen.
e
@eribieoene Nittsburgber bobe,n
ii6 g%emeigert, 6as #" Sem Mame11
Ser Sta6t bei5ufiibren. ,gs iin6 8ei +
iimiiten, sic ni6t glauben, 0aB Elm
ein5elner 8uditabe Sic &auditaot in
einert beiieren STUFF bringen tonne.
e
Gum 8enefi5 elmer Metbooiiten=
firde in indianapolis merben 5pei
iunge 9eute it6 int Sauitfampf mel
len. Gieueidt f0nnen sic ginnab=
men nod erbobt mer6en, men11 sic
gee6rten 3ui9auer nebenbei auf sic
&fer metten.
g
@enn all sic peridie6enen, oen1
&ongreB unterbreiteten @inman6e=
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - 10
lang 6as 8ort, 10 i6ma9 sic Sc
oanfenarbeit - angenomen meroe11
piroen, 6am f0nnten Sic @uropamii-
sen in einem &abn bon mdBiger Gro
BE %beforbert tper6en.
g.
Der fubaniide Hrdfioent Gomez
fat 5pei nn1iebiame Sournaliften
etnfa@ 6a0urd uni6dblt6 gemadt,
oaB er iie 6eportiren lieB. Sn 6ieier
@e5ieblmg lit ms Sic fubaniide Ste
gierung iiber. Sod lit es 5meifelbaft,
oaB man bier5ulan0e auf dbnlide
MaBregelungen %perfaIlen miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-08-31

perbeeren0er Moltenbrlh, Der enor=
men Sdaben anri6tete. 5ammtli6e
9riiden iomobl I'M 5ta0tgebiete als
audi inn Sber= uno l1nterlaufe Der
@olinfa iino 5erit0rt. Sic Selo19a=
Sen iino %geraoe5u unberedenbar. Ser
36iabrige Bauer 2l1omig Sdmetgel
mnroe bonn 8libe erlblagen. = SSn
@ra5 perldlieo bodm. ST.. g. &afael
@enger, @tiftsbibliotbefar ltn0 60
teinlebrer an ser Sblatenlbule oes
!@lolters. - ST. 560nfidte
hronnten 4 @irtbidaftsgebaroe uno
3 @obnbGuier (oem Mnor. &aull1S II.
So. @dn[io geb0rig). nieoer. Goo
perotor Tran5 Stoo1er in @mun=
oeni lit o1s Ma6folger 0es BERT. 8ra=
loten @einmapr gum &farrer in
8aoSidl ernannt mor0en. = SSn
ser @emeinoe Srebobiac bel
@n6o1fsmertb. %erbdngte fidJ. Ser
t0i0brige Mnt. Hrolim aus Neugier=
Sc, pte ei11 5elitmor0, bon oem er
idon 10 pieI geb0rt batte, eigentli6
lei. - Ser Mus5iigler Mnt. @ugg,
gene ener Better bulge S6neioer in
6nrt, fieI in Sen &runglerba6 un0
ertra1f.
2nTen1btrg.
Mu9 2nremburgb fat unter Ell
ner i6redlt6en Site i@per 5u leioen.
Mande Srtl6aften iin6 bo1itan6ig
obne @aiier; oie @ieien ieben aus
mie geiengt; an Elm 5meites Sutter lit
nidt mebr 511 6enfen; 6ie &artoffeln
fangen an 5u permelfen; Ser Safer
bleibt flein, oas &ei6eforn fangt an
gil pertrodnen nno ar9 sic Sb1ternte
leibet. @1es led5t nod &egen. 9te
Slii!e 5eigen einen iebr %nteorigen
@aieritano; sic Dur fonnte an mani
den SteQen trodenen 5uBes iber=
idritten per6en. Gin Mutobus=Dienit
miro eingeridtet 5mii6en 80 er Dr.
&eblen= 6 apel1en. &o@m.
ST.. Sol. Mt6els, &icar in &Mm e.
nge n, lit gum &farrer bon SIin NJ
gen ernannt moroen. - ST.. 2ebrer
gf9 1T 8odbo1b tritt megen Ct
reihung ser Mltersgrer5e in Ben &u=
beitan0. = Ser 11iabrige 9obn 0es
S6reinermeilters Nico1aus MiA. bon
80 a Of TT II ertranf in ser Moiel.
= gu @ofelt purbe ser 69idbrige
a(derer &einr. 3eimes als 2ei6e aus
einem Miiblenteide ge5ogen. Die
2eidenidau ergab 500 infolge S6lag<
anfal1s. - gu @ils6orf gerietb ser
%47idbrige Maurermeiiter Sol. &neip
benin Mbipringen DOM 3uge unter sic
Mdioer un6 mur6e geto0tet. - Sn
&ir6berg brannten @obnbaus,
S6enne ut16 5tan 6es Mrbeiters urb
@artners Sic. Model61ammang ME
Ser; in &oI1eri6 sic @obnung
ser @beleute &ripler;; in &olIin<
gergrun66 as &alis 6es Sdiefer<
0eders un6 8irtbes s. &emmerling
(friiber 5denfe 2enb); in 8etttn-
gen a. 5. 80 3 Ser Stan 6eS Side
rers @engen. = @eitorben itn6: in
&emi@ sic @ittue SOB. Sdengen,
geb. @oria &aB, int Sitter bon rs
Sabren; in Snge16orf Saeob
2ei6 I'M Sitter bon 81 Sabren; in.
8ni@robt Sic. Mannes, i'm Ml<
ter bon 81 Sabren.
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@mmortHii1es.


MlI5ub0f1i9 . - Gin iunger,
i6iidterner Mann mar gum erltenDfal
bei ser 6rou 8iirgermeilterin 5u gro
berer @eieuidaft eingelaoen. Sci Sii6
befam CT leinen &lab Dor elmer fnulpe=
rigen @ans. CT bette sic 9auSfrau
51 leiner 2infen. MIs er Ste Sans
betnerfte, iagte er: 80 6idt BEL ser
Cans ion id iiten?" Mber iofort
errotbete er perlegen un0 iagte in gnf-
|i9uloigung beii6en0em Some gu ieiner
No6barin: n@er5eiben sic, meme
@nabige, ib meme Sic gebratene."
Sriftig.er @run0. - &i6=
ter: Sic baben bter 6iei en &errn &e-
oafteltr mibban6elt, melde l1riade
batten sic 6a5u?"
Mngeflagter: uMls ib neuli@ BUTT
bert Marf geltoblen batte, bat er 1T
ieiner 3eitung gel6rieben: bun0ert=
un6finf5ig! S6 bab' oaourd Sic gr0B=
ten l1nannebmli9feiten NIT meiner
STRAIT gebabt!"
Ser before SUIT. - CUTS
berr (5u ieinem @drtner): u@ollen
Sic pielleidt einen alten &ut. bon mir
fir sic Gogeli6eu9e baben?"
v@Grtner: v@enn's Sbnen egal lit,
gnaoiger &err, 10 mdre mir i6on elmer
Don ser %gnd0igen Srau 1ieber. Ser
miir6e mirfungsbol1er iein."
S9le@t 3 II g Ser
rim (5um Dienitma6den): Sic bot
ten geitern Ma@mittag mdbreno met
ner Mbmeienbeit 8eiu6, Marie? @er
mar 6enn bier?"
Marie: Sour n1eit1e Gonte 2ies=
9en!"
@errin: Scum, men1 Sic iie mai
mieoerieben> Marie, iagen Sic ibr
ood, bite, 6aB iie ibren Sabafsbentel
ltno lire S%treidb0l5er ouf 6em &la=
bier pergeiien bot."
561agfertig. = @irtb Ter
regt): uMrmer SEER! sic baben pobl
feline Mbnung 6apon, oaB ib bon
@einreiienoen beute i6on 10 geplagt
mur0e, 0aB i6 bereits 5mei binausge=
morfen babel"
@einreiienoer: uDo6! Do6! &C.
ra0e 0araus idliebe i6 ia, 6uB sic
SIRE mertben Muftrage fir MIDI be-
itimmt boben!"
&~inoermun6. - Ser fleine
Sran5: Sag, 0nfel, tbut Sir 6as
DIR nod meb?"
Ser Snfel: rMir SOS DIR: 8ie
fommit gu 6arauf?"
Ser fleine Sran5: u@apa fat 6od
Mittags geiagt, ct bdtte Did orient
li9 iiber's DIR gebal1en.
mSnbre2O00. = so cine
l1nperiddmtbeit, @adts nm 5ebn l1br
fommen sic un6 betteln?"
uM9, 8%er5eibung, gn16ige Ma6am,
aber tagsiiber fins sic &erridaften ia
ale 6roben in ser 2uft."
5ti1b1mtbe. - 51 elmer Moti5
iiber einen touen &un6 itar6 folgen6es
5u 1eien: r8e6auerli@ermeiie bat 6qs
unielige Sbter, ebe es g%etootet mer6en
fonnte, rniern Mitburger, &errn
&edtsanualt 2infe, uno mebrere an
6ere &un6e gebiHen."
S6mergepruft. - 6rau
Doppmeper:: ~Mein S@tpiegeriobn
Fat borgeitern sic Setretdrpriifung Re.
fan6en; i6 min morgett NAL biniiber.
fnbren."
Grau 8iBmeper: rW1ein @ott, ser
arme Meni9 fommt ia aug Ben @ruf.
lngen gart nidt berausl"
/ SauIe 8urgi@nft- Sun.
ger Baron (im @abaretf gum @erl.
ner:: sd 5able morgen. Sic fenne,t
6od 11eire1 @apa?"
4ellner: u6reiIid, Ser ift mfr ia
al,4 nod cine ga15e Menee idulbig."
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SDbtet mebr ais tpilbe 8eitien.

SDotet mebr ais tuiloe 8eitiem.
Die An5abl ser idbrli9 6ur@ miloe
@eitlen geto0teten 2eute lit 1idt an
naber10 10 groB mie sic ser bon
&ranfbeitsfeimen getooteten. Sem
9ebe11 lit Dor 6eren Mngriff geiidert.
Sic iino in Ser 2uft, @afIer, Staub
iogar im Sutter. Mber GROCER Sdut
lit gemdbrt 6ur9 electric 8itters,
melder 0ieie t00tliden &ranfbeitsfei-
me aus bent spitem bertreibt. Das
lit, marum Sduttelfroit, Sieber uno
Gieberidauer, ale malarii9en u1o
piele 8lutfranfbeiten oielem humber
pouen 8lutrei1iger prompt meiden.
@eril1dt i'm un0 freut @u9 ser gIo=
rioien Sci unobeit uno ser neue,t
8raft, sic er gud berleibt. @elo 3u-
rid, menn nidt 5ufrieoen geiteut. Sour
500 lit Molitors Mpotbefe.
Mad Sogo ion nun al1d ser Sieeer
bon. Sort Mrtbur, Mogi nod Slime.
rita fommen. 8o5u nod Sdie5sge=
rtdte, mo5u &ertrage? Man la6e nod
einanoer sic ein5elnen Sel0en Sapans
gu @aiier ur1o gu 2anoe nod bier Elm,
idleppe Tie 0urd Sic beri6ie6enen
5td6te bon 8anfett al 8anfett, uno
man marte 6as @eiultat rubig ab.
@ein DreaonongH fann abnlides lei
iten.
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gtermf6mMRRem.

9td0ter cine &eibe 6erielben I'M
CONNER bei6ie6en lit.
g.
Ser MeroplanGrmel lit oaS neueite
GUS Earis. St lei NIT Sreuoen BE-
griiBt, tpenn er sic Moroffofraqe ber=
orangt.
Cine 6rau in Maiia9uietts bat
3miaingen 6as 2eben geidenft, bon
oenen ser cine in Mgamam, ser an=
oere in sprin9fiel6 6as 2i9t ser
@elt erblidte. Mu@ ein 8ei6en I'M
3eitalter 0eS MutomobiIs.
g
@s lit immer beiier, 6as eigene
s%tedenpfer0 gu reiten, als ii@ iiber
oaS oes @aditen luitig gu MAIDEN,
oenn al1b iolde Nfer0@en i91agen
man9mal aus.
s.
Man muB i6au6ern, penn man
oaran oenft, mas ser ruiiii9en SIotte
palilert mare, men1 ein peniger
ufrieoliebenoer" Manr, als MomiraI
Gogo, sen Sberbefebl iiber sic iapani=
l6e 6lotte gebabt bdtte.
&
Sen Seem Oorf mur6e Elm Mo11r, ser
ioeben sort angefomnten par, bon
Spibbuben 5peimal fur5 bintereinan=
Ser beitobGen. Gin meiterer @emeis
Der @brlidfett unter Dieben. Ser
erite mar riidlidtsbon genrg, I'M
a1d fir ieinen Ma9foIger etmas
iibrig gu lalien.
e
Ser Hrait6ent Saft miir6e qeqen
oaS &e4t Ser &%iidberufung mabr=
i4einli6 feline g%inpen6ung erbeben,
lpenn man es muir auf BEN &idter
2Dn6 antpen6ete.
-W-
Soffentlt6 bat sic Sariffommtf=
fton Sen vfongraBli9en" @inf nit
oem 3%altnpfabl erfannt nn6 perIeqt
li6 NIT groBtem Offer uuf lire Mr=
belt.
~ g
Die 6eutiden un6 fronA5iiidjen
0iplomaten miir6en iid} 6as flag-
lidite 9rmutbs5eugniB ousitenen,
tpenn fie ni@t obne @nglanos @iIfe
gu elmer @eritdn0igung gelangen
f0nnten.
Sir Sic, pelde sic @emobnbeit
baben, 2ufti6l0iler 5m bauen, ioute
ii6 0ie &unit oes Sliegens ais belon=
oers mertbpon ermeiien. sic f0nn=
ten ii@ Ste @ebiloe ibrer &bantaiie
pieuei6t in ser Mdbe beieben.
g.
Die 2uftidiffer, melde I'M fmibnert
8agen ibr 2eben b%erlorer, tper6en
ni6t nit l1nre@t aIs 0pfer ser @il-
lenidaft be5ei@net. @agbaliige Mu-
torai er fonnen 6ielen Mubm faum
beanipru6en.
s.
Ml1b sic mittel= ltno jii6amerifani=
iden &epublifen idlieBen BON 3eit 5u
3eit Srie0ens- uno Sreunoidaftsper-
tr6ge matchmaker ab. Das bat iie
aber nod ME perbinoert, bel paiieno
eri9einen0er @elegenbeit a1f einan<
ser los5ui9lagen.
g
Muf Sem 8Gdermeiitertage in @ar-
ias @itp muroe 6ie fiibne 8ebaup=
tl1ng olfgefteM, 6aB sic &al1sfral1en
nit Dem ielbitgebadenen 8rot lire
Samilien umbringen. Sour genna9,
SIR &errett, tpenn oas mabr tpare,
pGre aud 6as Menidengeidledt
ldrgit alSgeitorben.
g
Siniidtli6 Ser amtIiden MaBnnb-
men gegert M~abrungsmittelperfdil-
ldnng lit cine gauge @eibe bon Be-
fdul6igunger erbober tpor6er. @en,1
oas 10 meiter gebt, barf mon neugie-
rig oarauf fem. tper bel 6ieiem &C.
plGtider in sen Sumpfen rein, geblie-
ben lit.
MuBlano min $48, 607.362 fir
geritarfung ieiner 5eemodt al1Sge-
ben. Das beiBt mabri4einli@ $48,.
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@ober mobl ienen &robibitionsoa=
men Die @iiieni@aft fommt, 6aB 0as
@iien bon @epfeln Sen Mppetit aaf
Mlfobol berminbert nnb Sen &aui9
bebt?
Morris tribune., 1911-12-22
Use Of the Road Drag
on Our Country Roads.
BY Albert o. Titrud, Cokato,
MINI.

- % - - 's st ~ - s5s u % - - s5s s5s q"
The Good Roads" agitation has
spread widely, and within a compare
lively short time the movement will
have done great deal to improve our
country roads. One of the requisites
in maintaining road, and preventing
its deterioration, is the persistent and
intelligent use of the road drag.
A road drag is very simply made,
and costs very little, compared to the
amount of good It does wherever; tits
used. However, In order that the drag
may be effective, 1t will have to be
built so as to At the particular roads
and the soil it is used upon.
Mr. King, the originator Of the road
drag, began by having the drag con-
structed Of split log, perhaps the
only available material to be had.
Thus the road drag got it's notoriety.
The drag that the writer has been
using, and which is giving very salts
factory results, was made two years
ago, of 8x6 oak timbers, joined togeth-
er with iron braces. The timbers are
five feet long, but actually cover six
feet of ground when In motion. The
two pieces are four feet apart and are
faced with iron plates securely fast
ened with set screws. The chain is
fastened to the crosspiece; so that,
when the power 10 on, the pull will be
downward, causing it to cut into the
road when the weight is put on.
Most of the road drags constructed
lately are made too long. In such cases
more power is required, and, when
the drag is used on narrow road, it
does more harm than good. 1t does
not cut as we'll as a shorter enc. How
ever, where the grade is good, and a
crown has been established, such
drag is without doubt as good as the
shorter one.
In operating road drag, it is gen.
orally the custom for the driver to
stand directly on the middle of the
drag. When this is practiced, it will
be found that the drag does not cut as
well as when the position of the driver
is more to the outside end.
Time to Drag.
The best time to use the road drag
depends a great deal upon weather
Morris tribune., 1911-12-22
DONNELLY TOWNSHIP

Miss Marie Erdahl was Morris
business caller on Saturday.
Little Alice Goodhue spent Satur-
day afternoon with Mrs. Albers while
her mother went shopping.
Mrs. Hanson and Henry and Miss
Erdahl spent Wednesday evening at
Kings.
Mrs. M. L. Strand called at
Gottfred Peterson's on Friday.
Preaching services were held in the
King home the first of the week.
1t will greatly accommodate Allie,
and other mail carriers too, if every
one will have his mail stamped so as
not to have to bother him with pennies,
especially in cold weather.
Andrew Erdahl left Friday for the
southern,part of the state where he was
called by the serious illness of his
father.
The teachers and school officers
meeting held in Morris on Tuesday
was well attended by people from
this neighborhood-the teachers Miss
Findlev. Miss Erdahl, Miss Johnson
and school officers, G. E. Anderson,
M. L. Srtand, H. Ganschaw. A. E.
King, A. Monson. C. K. Weltzin,
w. F. Albers. ..
Mr.. Scotten. of Willmar, spoke to
a large crowd in school house in Dist.
AZ on Sunday last.
Richard Anderson came up from ST.
Paul on Friday night to spend his two
weeks vacation at home.
Morris tribune., 1911-12-22
Heart toHeart
Talks.
TO A YOUNG MAN.
BY EDWIN A. NYE.

should like you to read this story
1t may brace you up.
1t is told by the Rev. C. H. Park
hurst, and | have condensed the tale
into the 500 word limit of this talk.
The boy was born in the West Indies
of mixed Indian, negro and Caucasian
parentage. AS child he lived in a
hut with thatched roof. whose front
door was piece of sacking. Plantain,
coarse cassava bread and salt fish were
the daily fare.
At school the boy often went into the
woods to eat his lunch, ashamed of his
scanty bit.
But
Somehow-it seems almost miracle
the boy got the idea that he would
be physician. He determined to go
to New York city and study medicine.
Hiding as a stowaway in the hold Of
a vessel, he turned up at Panama
where he was Jailed as a vagrant.
Which was inauspicious.
On his release from the jail he Sc
cured job on Il barge, washing
clothes for his board. He transferred
from the barge to Pacific liner
which took him to San Francisco
Here he went aboard tramp steamer,
supposing it would take him to New
York
Instead, it carried him around the
world and back to Panama.
He had money enough to pay his
fare to Colon and there found a
chance to work his passage to New
York, where be arrived with II cents
in his pocket.
Eleven cents-plus grit!
After many hardships he went to
work at So per week, increased in
few months to 81. He attended night
school, where, at the close of the term,
he won a prize, which made friends
for him.
Working his way, assisted by his
friends, he graduated at prepara-
tory school and entered a medical col
lege He gradually won his way up
from student to laboratory assistant
and soon will be an M. D.
Young man, do you believe you have
no chance to get on in the world? You
must concede you have better chance
than this boy.
You can do what he did-use the best
that is in you. The persistence and
self denial of the West Indian youth
will lift any young man to comfort
and influence.
Show yourself worthy and you will
also find friends. But
While friends may boost you, remem-
ber-you must do yonr own climbing