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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-25
SD Datotu.

- @utertomn bar n6ligt til III.
Den lang Sis at faa ct sporpeisip-
item. @ierne at 8pens eleftriife
SDS- og &roftanitalt, 8rg6rene Ser
IRIS, bar faoet 8eoilling al 8praa-
Oct til at onlegge eleftriite @por=
oo911e ! 8Den, me6 en- 2inie til 2ofe
4ampeita. Spitemet ifa1 bore far-
Digit til 1. Sali neite Nar, % Son
ees11onsbaoerne bill ftrafs begpnoe
|pao Irbei6et.
g. 20. Bears af @iour Sails,
en- bel fjenot Gorretningsmuup, tio-
l1eere 3beaterbireftgr, nj, Meiieuoe
Tor en- @osolinlaulpe-z8 sbrif, bar its.
tie uge begaaet Gelbnnor6 i @iII-
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B0GER.

Blsrneet. Roman af CART Etlar, eoc;; efeg.
indb. s6c.-UdvaIgte Eventyr OF liistorier, az
81. G.. Andersen, 362 Slider, SO 11lustrationer,
eleg; indb. $1.oo.-kommanderens Dstre. For
hsvdlngen % Dronnlngens Vagtmester. afCa-
rit Etlar, e64 Slider, $500, eleg. indb. $1:2t.
L ;nsS g, aS sanse oEv Yer: at A. H. pa : e1eg.
mann, 300 slider, $500. eleg. indb. $3.50
Ssmandshistorier. af II. Drachmann, SOC.
eleg: indb. $1.25-SktRbnens Spill. Roman af
af 81. Bjornson, 6Oc, eleg. indb. $1.OO.-Sol.
CLINT, Forta1linger. Skitser og Digte afAdam
Dan. Coo. e1eg. indb. s5c..:Den lille Deklanna:
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&e6 Selefunen. @n utoolmo6ig
@ieit paa &afeen: rl1n6ifplo, men
fan ieg lite inart faa Sob at BRUCE
Eelefonen? Mu bar Sc itaaet pes
@pparatet / tpbe Minl1tter 1toen at
lige ct Srb."
&erren be0 Eelefonen Set er
min Some, ser taller meo mig"
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miseonfn.

g. 2aura @anion, Is Mar gan1<
mel, 0otter al Mnton San1on /
Igeerbeoen al Sparta, blep forleoen
Meorgen, meoens FUN Jas / lin Seng,
rant al ct 2pn og 6rrbt paa Ste=
oct. Nigens @o6er, Ser befanot Jig
II @toae11 neoe1nln6er, Mep ilaoet BE-
ni6ltlps.
- gm Spn al Splrmlerbanoler
Geo. Carpenter / 8aroboo, SloDo
Carpenter, IA Mar gammnel, ct fors
ipunoen, og 200 ManO giennemle.
ger Sfopene / Smegnen % 6ragcr
Sect gjeunem 6looer og Seer. yf-
teripgningen nil blipe forfeit gje:;=
nem bele Staten og tilgrenolenSe
|Stoter. Man antog fprit, at ban
par bortfert for 2giepe1ge, men ser
er life freurfom1met Torlmngenoe chi
iaooonne, % mani frpgter III, at
ban er forulpffet.
= Stots die S11ipefter Souls
Is. Meper / Mtlmal,fee far babt flc=
re glniggninger fra &piuoer, ser sns
ifer at blipe asiiiterenoe Snipefterer,
oq for at fomme thumbs / bette
lSpprgsmaal, b%enpenote ban fig til
Stotens 9(ttorrep General, Der bar
erfleret, at &pin6er life fan aniet=
tas lom Die Snipeftprer. MeDer bar
ieln erflnret, at ban life anier ben=
ne Stilling JONI pasienoe fdr &pir=
Ser, ga Sc UNDER l10ppelien at fine
i&ligter maa fraple op paa Soppen
LAT ifi6ne Sliepogne, oabne 8eboloe-
ire og forreiten ieroes blanot Sc life
ulti6 flint tililebne Sernbanefolf.
- On ubpggelig Sag er / 6enne
ITi6 @leni tano for megen Smtale /
@ouno, / sen peltlige Gel at Mari=
nette County. Gn Mon0 pe6 Napa1
@ertclemifi afgit peo 3eoen, og
oct bleb paaltaaet, at bans @uitru
bapoe mpr0et BAN. Sire Gage efter
at 9an bar blepen begrouet blep bans
Zig taget op al @ropen % Ell Sb-
BUTTON foretaget for at fin0e 3pos=
aariagen. @n6el Mnno / 8pen paa=
itaar, at Mutboriteter1e fpretog ben=
lite @anoltng paa en rao % benipns-
lps. Moaoe og lemleiteoe 2tget pao
set aflfpeliglte. Giltrifts Mopofater,
bgpoer, at mm1 bar neoiaget til at
banole fom man gioroe, % at ser
i1tet 2ofale fanotes, bpor Sbbll.
tione1 frnoe lfe, bborfor man maat=
te. gipre Sen UNDER oabe1 @immel %
me6 Sc &e0ifaber Ser bar pes @ool1=
ben. San mener, at 8eifpl0ntnger-
ne itammer fra perlonlig l1pilie MOI
Mutboriteterne.
- &billip Sobn, Ell Is Mar gam=
mel 9reng, antom forleoen til So
@roSie efter at bape tilbagelogt sen
bele &eiie fra nngorn meb Ell fon=
tant &aSiebeboloning al fun $500.
Drengen er imtolertio / 8eji66elie
LAT ct &ar raite 8en iomt en- 11beie=
;lt9 Sberoigbeo. &eb at n6fpre for
1t1elltge Mrbeibe bar ban 11aaet iaa
langt iom Chicago, men ga iaa ban
1ngen ar6en n6bei ems at foriptte
&eilen ttlfo6s &elten al @ejen til iin
8rober / Micbiean. San ipurgte en-
Nolitibetient, i bpilfen @etning fan
1tuloe goa for at 11aa Micbigon, og
Betienten ampiite Micbigan Mpenl1e
iom. ben melt ia1oipnlige Sci.
9rengen %tiltraaote uforfaroet @an-
ortngen, git iaalange Waoen bareoe
og f%ortfatte bi6ere / famine ytetning,
tnotil ban tom til Ga @rosie. Ser
TT ban bioe, at ian bar forumen list
no at @uten, men oerfor bar ban in-
gerlnnoe tabt Mooet.
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Jowa.

Sen / lioite lt0e omtalte nno=
pegte Straffefau9e fra Mnomoia
Statsfengld Charles 5mitb, iom /
,Gorenine ,neb fin 8ro6er iaare0e
Spipnsmano @emefer lipsforltgt. CT
'en0mt life p%aagrebne. Ser er 11oIat
ialt $1,400 / 8eleming for Smiths
,og $500 for 8rooerens &oogribelie.
- Gbriitian 2arien og bans SUI
itru blep forle6en in0iatte / Mortb-
|mooo Mrreit UNDER @eifploning for
at bape giort Torigg paa d rurgpe
|Mfrs. 2orlens Sober, en- pelltaaen=
Sc 6armer be0 Mabn &o0enbaugb.
|9er bar / nogen Sill beret l1pen=
ifab melle1n Sober og 9otter oper
ct Spgrgsmaal ON Mrb. Mr. og
|Mrs. 2orien er paa fri 500 moo
$4,000 &outton.
-9en for ca. 3 Tiger ii6en peo en-
.@etsor6re itonoie6e Gporbognsltreife
/ Sees Moines bar life ttlpeiebragt
gnigbeo mellem 9irefteren for sal=
fabet og Sunftionarerne. Sra beg
'ge @i6er er ser giort Torigg pao
at faa &etsor6ren bebet, % ga Set
te mislDffe6es, bor Sl1nftio1terernes
Union forelagt @eitprere1 Gorilog
It'll ct mt Acknowledgement, JONI
6en forlonger ban ifol goo ms poo.
&egter ban 6ette, truer Sc mes at
itonoie Arbei6et / state. Goir ltgen,
JOINT %begpnoer "a. Muguit. Sc goor
16 fra, at Sc pnifer life at orbeioe
UNDER Stote 6oir for at be-
gpn6e Stri0igbe6erne mes @ompoq=
MET, raar 0enne er iluttet.
- Gn 6orlner / Mnrbe6en al
8oone, 8. 6. 9oro11, er fommet
|Strio mes @ortbmeitern Sernbane.,,
Jog ban benptter Sfpoepooben iom
An9rebs= og 6~oriporsmiooel. Sern
banen bar anla9t ct @ioelpor til I'll
&uln1tne oper bans Sor6; men MI CT
,&11lminen opgtpen og @ompa9niet
bill toge 5ioeiporet op. Gette mos
Iietter 9oran fig og bill beller iffe
|tilla6e set at fierne 3 6ragtpogne.
fom itaar paa Sporet. On Mrbeios.
itprfe toni for at tage @poret or.
Jog ct 2ofomottp bIep ien6t for a,
bente @ognene, men Doron orcr
Dem poo Glugt me6 fin &iffel % bn1
1toen toget Sttlling poo ct &e9n moi
8esien mellem &neerne for at boise
No9t. @ompogntet bar MT onlaq1
Sog moo bam for at faa uoIepere1
roe 3 @ogne, 3.16 MiIe Sfinner
1900 @beller og 1900 Sftnneipi.
Scr.
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DIo i !, 5 d
Scr rogIe Tiger iioet, fanot Sans
,Ioffe og Smut M,Dri ct Sparo %
en- 9annoefs i Ben pore Sfroaning
peo &ope6neien ret neo fral1ngtoms-
buiet CIT" / 2aar0aol. Ser bar
uoraiet ltot Soro % berbeo pnr
S%peroipioien fontmet tilipne. sager-
ne Iaa omtrent 1 Meter un0er
Sorboperflaoen. Sagerne ifal bore
ioIgt til &ipbmono Sans 8affe /
'2aarooI for 20 &roner.
2afSefife paa &eit-
Ii a II S e t fan MI b%etragtes iom
afil1ttet, mel0es fra Bergen. ltobpt=
tet' CT o6ifillig min0re eno ifior, 90
lTtifet bar beret britt uiep'tt % oaar-
Iigere ems poo mango Nar. &oa
@ru11o al set rige 2afscfiife / Sfot,
|Ian6 % Srlano. piitnof bar oct itsr=
,ite / @oros @ir6e, far ben nor
fife 2afs iaor life opnaaet iaa bgje
,&riier iom tioligere Mar. timber
Sgmanbsitreifen 1naatte CT Gel 9afs
iielges til iterft re61cereoe &riier,
oa oer bar bIebet liggenoe 11losict
iooIense / @fibene.
8iifnp @ang CT for ST
! Set optaget mes Set afilltttenoe Nr=
beioe paa ct itort &erf, Sen norife
@irfeS @iitorie, ipm ban boober at
fao fnroig til Sui. @iifoppen bar
arbeioct mes Bette Gerf / en- &Gffe
Aar. San betegner ielp @ogen JON
hit 2ipspnrf, ipn &eil1ltatet al bele
bans Mrbei0e, Stl1oter % Srntning.
|Iete bliper oesl16c1 6en fprltc nor
lite &irfebiitorie, og sens Sremfomit
Ipi1 aibielpe ct lenge fplt Sapn paa
&irfeIiterotl1rcnS Smroaoe. &rrfet
bliper ri9t illl,itreret, artoge(ig oil
|bet inoeboloe ct tl,let @ille0er. 6or=
fottere1 ifilorer set religiele Sin /
Norge felt ira set mprfelte Sloti0
op til bore Gage.
~ in0ete oper &os-
nj 8 9pIon0. &ogalan0S
%l11goomslag, Dportil IS 6oreninger
fra Mmtets forifjellige @pgoer bar
iluttet Jig, bol0t forle0en Marsme0e
og fort St9pue paa Sa10 / &pfpl=
fe. stepnet oobne0es mteo CUBS
,tienelte / &irfen, bpor SogneprGlt
|Solbeim prn6ifeoe. @n 6 @eter
,bgi Minoelten oper Gigteren &as=
mus 9glon6 blep oflleret l,,oer
|Stepret / MGrnGr at minolt 1000
Menneifer. Sol6ifriper 2eblanb
bol6t Mflleringstalen. Mrne @arborg
bar ogiaa oeltaget / Stnunet %
bol6t ct lengere 6oreorag ONT 81
LAMB iom 9iger. 6olfebpjifoIebeltp=
|rer 2pretpeit bolot6oreorag ON Sell
|Iig Slap, Gorfell Moulono fortolte
'9gtteloger, Or. @eitmann talte ONT
Acknowledgment og @ajor 8iibring
! ont port 6orlpor. Stepnet, iont
Il1tte0e mes CT Selt, far neret 5e=
gunittget al ct itroalen0e rorn1t
Sommerbeir.
81 r I r II s 0n n r Np4 -
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8 prebr peb % / IL
ne. S ct Mo0e poa @iospolb oe1t
81. Suit, bpori Standardization,
@rofoni tr1ftprel1, 9iltrtftsingenip-
rem, Sueringenipr |@rgo og Nmtsin=
ge11ipr Sboreie n iamt Sen for CHS
nplb polgte 9rofomite oeltog, ene6eS
MO, al @enipn til ltogifts=
ipprgsmoolet ON at anbefole set al
Sernbanebeltprelien fore laae6e Ml=
%ternatiu mes enfel &jprebane paa
beege Siber al Sernbanebroen, be-
regnet til 10000 &rorer mes
Srnbroonffe. Giospolos @erreosltp=
re far bepi1get $1,000 &roner ion
9iltriftets Si0rog. 8roens Miot=
porti ifol mes set fprlte ombpgges.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-25

y I t I [ II D : NC . rDeI -
9 M e lOeI e.. 2agmat0s=
retten poa @jppif far Sen 81. Sl,li
aflagt Ell Com, iom bele 9torge far
bentet poa / itprite Spnnoing.
Gen gamle @%eite6an6ler &r9ite=
rus bleb / Eaaifen 1908 mpr6et paa
@pjfiel6et. Mistonfen retteoes mos
bans perlonlige l1pen, Smiugarel1,
en- op%eror6entlig Intelligent Iielo=
ifptte. SON forltoo lenge at ollie
Sc Mistanfen, men en- Gieneite0reng,
&ol6en, angap bam iom Mor0eren
og Jig ielp iom @e6ifpl6ig.
Smimgaren blep sen 81. ssult
oemt til lipsparist Tengiel, Soloen
til 10 Nars 6Gnglel. S Sagen
bar ser D@ret f9rt iii &i6ner, 0es<
r0en bar 3 iurioiife 9ommere, 10
2age6ommere og z @agfpnoige for
uoen Mnflagere og 6oriparere be-
ifieftiget Jig meo sen mege1 omfat-
tenoe Gag, Ser bore6e / Is Sage
,og gab ct u6mnrfet 8i1leoe al Sc
NOR fe Sl1rp0omitole. Sen 6anife
Sberretsiagferer grn bor operpe:
ret Observation-Disclosures og oil boloe
Soreorag berom for bonjfe S11rilter.
@iern @iernon 0 g
|M a a | II. 8igrn
8iernfon bap6e lobet unoer lit Cont
1neropbolo poa Muleitab at boloe Ell
Sp1esning til Snotegt for set poo
tenfte 9Grerbiem poa @onbeim
8iernion offentligeigr mi / r2illb.
|Stlff." en- Mrtifel, 9bori Do,t me66e,
Ter, at ban lite lengere er pillig
til at neo1taa lit Stlbuo. San fri
Der 81. a.:
~SSeg erfaret forleoen, at @fole-
jbbrnere ! @aus6al. til fin @fsomen
bare bebeper at ifripe gtil paa set
~1oofalote 2anosmaoI. Mltlau life
.e11gang poo begge sprog ifaI Sc
lfribe. @e6 at tenfe ober bette ful-
turfienotlige Sfriot. fit leg mere og
mere en- bitter Smag / Munoen, %
leg neret tililut lite lengere 11oget,
Spit til at fremfpre 0igterperfer al
bore ppperite / en- 8pgo, iom biIer
lltg l1taf moo set sprog, iom ba-
peret meo at gibe 2onoet Sen &p.
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nor9e. :

goIiens ben 8 + i
{tionio er I'LL iaa itor, at
set er gonife ,ima1ligt at oportpe
smoo 2%eiliabeber. st &omplefs al
Observation-Disclosures i @pe,1s Miotp1.'1tt
ifaI / Ell ner Tremtio ripes 1eo %
oipe @Ioos for itprrc 9p9gearbejoer.
Sc 6-7,000 Meuneifer, ion1 Dor
her, fan intet @uslp finoe og bar
rettet Ell @eruenoelie til 6otti9l1o-
polget ont &jelp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-25

Su berens 2an0brngs 8
ifoIe Som @eitprcr al %intcr=
lonbbrugsifplen poa Snoeren anlatte
@eprGi entontifabet 9anbbrugslfple=
larer SOILS. 9oftbus fra @ifpr, @or-
Danger, for Sioen s%ln>enlerer peo
@tcno 9onbbrnasifnle. Sp;n Tn=
oel1lnrer aniattes Mils @ortin
&rernelano fra Slime, Seoercr, for
Sioen 9erer pes Spnsherg 9ano=
brugsifole. Ser bar 3 Nnipgere til
9el1prerpoiten oa 10 til Nl1oenlGrer=
pplten. Set bei ll1ttebes bepilget
1000 ST. til stipenoier 1cr uue=
mible>e Gleper. Sfolen begpnber til
@piten % ifal bolbes / @pilal1o.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-25

Ct 6 i II. 5orleoen
Mpraeu fom 1ogle Mutrole fra Den
omerifauifc Ila0e, iom laa paa Ser
oers Sapn, ncooper 6iifetorpet. &l1'oz
ielis itanoier cit al oen up - ban
bopoe foaet gie poo Ell 9a''1r1el
Some, iom lao / Ell @aao peo Sria11=
oelcn. 5 ct Sprarg bar ban o'1z
boro, "a Scr blep e1 birrtelig S'1'
fapnelie. Gen ealnle &ore par bats
Mpoer, % Sc bapoe iffe leet bper'
andre paa 20 sar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-25

GrpprietG ar Mnbreas
g fortur III, Sigoal, bar lolgt
lin Gienbom Sfortrm til lin Splter=
i'm, @rl,gseier Sboritein So119o'1,
Gramncn, for 100000 &roner. I'll
Goblet tbprier ca. 1900 Maal grop
@fop FAINT - naor Sc moerli99el1=
Sc gienoonm1e Slsfna oa Eilferl'o
1hcorcsnes - ca. 800 @am Sub
mart. Sil GiertSom,nen bprer 4
@usmanosplaoie; Nftiemcieri, 6rb=
renieri og Sorpitrpiabrif logger o9loa
paa Sfortlm @rl1no. &pnceslion
1uoaaocs pao @rl1no al &ipberens
Slugtslfahsipr6olo til SGlgerel1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-25

9 gems 5 III + c II
~ e a" gruuOiteote / 1909 /
Sr1lonb Sea, Sopon, fom al og bar
/ 6ore for at ipnfe mes en- nnr0i-
fulo 2aoning. Set lpffeoes imio=
lertio Sfibets &optejn og @oifini=
tier at manpprere Sfibet in6 paa
9runot &aab, f%orinben Moifinrum=
met lob ioa ful0t al &ano, at Ma=
lfinen itoppeoe al Jig ielp. 6or Sem
ne fjeffe og roife Sptre0en er So
rerel1, &aptejn Olaf Sic, paa ct al
San Ironcisco 8ooro Of Morine
ltn0ermriters lpeeielt orrongeret
Mpoe, til bpilfet SEN norife &onil1l
poa ste6et oglaa bar inobuot, Die
bet operraft en- Hengegape paa 1000
Collars; Maifiniiterne oil %ligeleoes
foa Ell Hengebelgnning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-25

g. 2a1ra @onion, Is Aar gam:
mel, 0atter al Mnton Sonlon
|gearbeoen al Sporta, blep forleoer
Morger, meoens bun Jas / lin Seng.
rant al ct 2pn og 6rrbt paa Ste=
set. Mgens Mooer, ser befanot Jig
/ @to9en neoen11n6er, blep ilaoet be.
pi61t1ps.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1911-08-25

III e6aftpr 80 e 8 e,
90 e + 5 ems g ang", par
forle0en uoe paa 6ioroen me6 2pit=
nacbten r3itanta". 8aa6en far
@elpemotor. 9o Sen pasiere6e Sees
oooen me6 Motoren i9ang, bil6e Ste
bafteren efterie Smprefopperne. San
lpite for Jig mes en- 2arape. gn CTS
plolion fulgte. Sele Maifinrum1net
itob / 6lammer. Mjelbe blep itDgt
forbrenbt / Mniigtet, pao &a11en og
S9nberne. San bialp Sc 3 Gamer,
iom bar omborb, mes / Sollen og
gif 6erpaa, biulpet al to unge
M9116, i9ang mes Slufningsorbei=
De. Men plubielig ife6e ct MT Cts
Acknowledgements l1obruo, iom bre6=
te Slben giennem bele Sfibets Ssn=
Ore. 9a maotte alle Slufntngsfor=
log opgibes. Gomerne bapbe 1taaet
i Sollen % bolot Jig fait til rSito-
MIA. Sc ifreg ON @ielp. On
Motorbao6 tom omii6er til og tog
aIIe sombor6. rSitania" blep oper-
Ia6t til lin gfi9bne. Mieloe maat-
te inolegges paa &oipitalet.
Evening journal., 1911-06-01

and shall be Of not less than the fol-
lowing dimensions on motor boats
Of
Glass two. Eighteen inches long.
Class three. Twenty-four inches
long:
Provided. That motor boats as de-
fined in this Act, when propelled by
sail and machinery or under sail
alone, shall carry the colored lights
suitably screened but not the white
lights prescribed by this section.
Section e. (a) Every motor boat
under the provisions OF this Act shall
be provided with a whistle or other
sound producing mechanical appli-
ance capable of producing a blast oe
two seconds or more in duration, and
in the case Of such boats so provided
a blast Of at least two seconds shall
be deemed a prolonged blast within
the meaning Of the law.
Oh Every motor boat Of class two
or three shall carry an efficient fog
horn
(c) Every motor boat OF class two
or three shall be provided with an
efficient bell. which shall be not less
than eight inches across the mouth,
on board Of vessels Of class three.
Section s. That every motor boat
subject to any OF the provisions of
this Act, and also all vessels pro-
PEELED by machiney other than by
steam more than sixty-hve feet IN
length. shall carry either life-preserv-
ers, or life belts. or buoyant cushions,
or ring buoys or other device, to be
Eaa -
merce and Labor sufficient to sustain
afoat every person on board and so
| placed as to be readily accessible. All
motor boats carrying passengers for
hire shall carry one life-preserver ol
the sort prescribed by the regulations
Of the board Of supervising inspectors
for every passenger carried. and nc
such boat while so carrying passen.
gers for hire shall be operated ol
navigated except in charge Of q
person duly licensed for suci
service by the local board Of in,
4 spectors. No examination shall
be required as the condition o.
obtaining such a license. and any
/ such license shall be revoked or sus
pended by the local board Of inspec
tors for misconduct, gross negligence
recklessness in navigation, intemper
ance. or violation of law on the par
of the holder. and II revoked the per
son holding such license shall be in
capable Of obtaining another such II
cense for one year from the date o
revocation: Provided, That motto
boats shall not be required to carr!
licensed officers except as required Il
this Act.
| Section 6. That every motor boa
Evening journal., 1911-06-01
MAN HIS OWN
INCUBATOR
Cincinnati Man catches His
Own Eggs After Thieves
Stole Hens

CINCINNATI. Ohio. June 1.--Jacob
B. Seitz. a resident of Locklsnd, a
suburb. has just hatched out forty-two
chickens. He did it all by himself,
spent all his time on the nest and says
that being a human incubator isn't
so hard a job as many persons might
think
Mr.. Seitz's four Plymouth Rock
hens were stolen from their nests
about three days before the chicks
we're to have been hatched. He then
rushed the eggs to his cellar, made
up a sort of bed, In which he lay,
with the eggs all about him. With
the aid of a heavy blanket he sue
ceeded in Matching out forty-two
chicks from sixty eggs.
For eighteen days Mr. Seitz had
watched over his three hens with all
the care Of a mother and kept telling
his neighbors that he was going 70
have at least fifty-ive chicks when
the hens came off their nests. But
a few days ago he went 20 his hen
house and found his poultry gone.
He grabbed up a basket wrapped the
warm eggs into il and ran home.
Then he and his wife went and dis
cussed what they should do TO save
them.
The result was that Mr.. seitz made
a bed in the cellar, into which his
wife tucked him with a blanket All
the eggs were carefully placed about
him. In this bed nest he remained
for three days, having his meals
brought to him and being supplied
with his pipe, tobacco and matches
every day by Mrs. Seitz.
He admits that only his wife's care
enabled him to remain on the nest
II was she who brought him his beer
every day, for with the thermometer
near the ninety degree stage he had
70 have cooling drink often. Mrs
Seitz slept on a davenport at the
head Of the stairway, so that in case
anything happened she would be sure
10 hear him call.
Jocose neighbors have suggested
that Mr.. Seitz should now go cluck-
ing about the poultry yard with his
brood, but he refuses TO take this
seriously.
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and also every vessel propelled by
machinery other than by steam, more
than sixty-hve feet in length, shall
carry ready for immediate use the
means of promptly and effectuslly ex-
tinguishing burning gasoline.
Section T. That a fine not exceed
ing one hundred dollars may be im-
posed for any violation of this Act.
The motor boat shall be liable for
the said penalty and may be seized
and proceeded against, by way OF
libel, in the district court of the
United States for any district within
which such vessel may be found
Section g. That the Secretary Of
Commerce and Labor shall make such
regulations as may be necessary TO
secure the proper execution of this
Act by collectors of customs and
other officers Of the Government And
the Secretary of the Department OF
Commerce and Labor, may upon ap-
plication therefor, remit or mitigate
any fine, penalty. or forfeiture re-
lating to motor boats except for fail
ure TO observe the provisions Of sec
ton six Of this Act.
Section g. That all laws and parts
of laws only in so far as they are
In conflict herewith are hereby re
pealed Provided, that nothing il
this Act shall be deemed to alter ol
amend acts Of Congress embodyinl
or revising international rules fol
preventing collisions at sea.
Section 10. That this Act shall taxi
effect on and after thirty days afte
its approval
Evening journal., 1911-06-01
FAVORS SCHOOL
LESSONS In KISSING
Chicago Professor Would Have
Children Prepare SCientifi-
Cally for Married Life

CHICAGO. June kissing accord
ing TO scientific rules and hugging
according to academic theory will be
part of school courses hereafter, II
Prof. r. RI Blount of Waller High
School Is able TO launch the plan he
proposed at the child welfare exhibit
II believe" said Prof. Blount, that
there should be a proper couse Of In
struction. preparing children for mar
ried life This instruction should be-
gin in infancy and continue through
life and youth.
"Courtship should not be left to
chance and the unguided impulses of
youth, nor is the guardians duty done
when he has impressed the import
ance Of proprieties on his charges.
To this negative instruction must be
added positive counsel and training.
The European method Of chaperon-
age is prohibitive Of true courtship.
Ths very common practice in Amer
ica Of allowing engaged couples al
most unlimited facilities for private
meetings without much regard 70 time
and place. and without any instruc-
tion that would prepare them for
making good use of such privilege, is
not good one.
"Courtship ought to be studied care
fully by those intrusted with the
training Of young people TO the end
that 4 may lead up to a beautiful
married life.
"Sweethearts need to he alone TO-
gether. Their love grows with ex-
preston. They ought to have op.
portunity for their endearments. Bui
they should be carefully taught the
difference between affection and pas
sion
"Courtship Is too important a fac
tor in life to be dwarfed by undue
espionage. Young people must b.
prepared for it by proper training
and then, only after adequate in
struction, should they be provided tn
opportunity for pivate meeting"
Evening journal., 1911-06-01

Novelty races and competitions will
be introduced each day and prominent
among these is a special bicycle race
to be run between messenger boys
representing the Western Union and
Postal Telegraph Companies. In all
the events valuable prizes will be
awarded the winners.
Evening journal., 1911-06-01
HOW TO LIVE LONG

Use Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as
prescribed. 1t builds up the nerve tissue,
tones the heart, givespower to the brain,
strength and elasticity to the muscles
and richness to the blood; it brings into
play all the vital forces and stimulates
the mucous surfaces and little glands of
the stomach to a healthy action, thereby
improving the digestion and assimiIa-
ton of the food and giving to the system
its full proportion of nourishment.
Evening journal., 1911-06-01
REPUBS in
RALLY TONIGHT

Owing TO the rain the Republican
rally, which was to have been held
last evening, at A and Heald streets,
under the auspices of the South Side
Republican Club, had to be postponed
until this evening. Among the speak
ers will be: DR. Harrison W. Howell,
w. S. Lednum, Samuel Fl. Benson,
Congressman w. II. Heald, S. d.
Townsend, Jr., r. S. Connor, Isaac R.
Brown, S. H. Burris and others.