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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16
&orreipomoemsem.
@ieber babeint.

Gs 6ieue bierlnit meillen Dielel1
Treltnoen int ct. CLOUD, IN Stearns
ur0 Sen ol%1gren5en0en Counties 5tr
Nabrift, 6ob l1nter5eidy11eter nit iei=
ner Ian1ilie ant 5. Sctober lpoblbe=
boiten in 9enper, Colo, angefom1e11
lit. 9ie &eimreil e mar tbeilweiie nit
REPRESENTATION pertrnSen, mas 11a=
mentli6 in Minnei ota ser Sail par,
mo6ei es gleidfous idien, alS ioute
sic Srennl1ng bon Uni erm frilbere11
@eimotbs1taate onrh Sic SahrbinSer=
nilie per30gert mer0en. @on GlSmortb,
Mfinr., bis nob ct. @lol10 nobm es
inn letten Stunt MIR 5mei Gage, nno
SEN elben @eg bon ct. Glou0 nod
Glsmortb, Nobles &c., Minn., (on Ser
Sopoer @ren5e) nabm es gerooe flint
Minltten meniger ols cine @ode; 6ie
6abrt BON @1smortb big 9enper bean=
1prudte MIR iehs Gage. &enn mon
6a5u lit @etradt 5iebt, 6aB Sic Sage
iett fuir5er ftn6 als lebten Sommer,
10 m1adten mir oen @eg idneller o1S
lebten Som11er. Sn ser @egen0. Dor
@earnep, @eb., modten mir elmer
uiungen" @dneeit1rm nit auf ether
gtrede bon etmo IS Mei1en; nad0cm
6ie1er ober ii6erltan0en, botten mil
feline @ege u116 tnarner1 sonnen:
ldein. Mm gomltoa Ma6mittog fam
inns iogor ettpos @efrorenes (Scf
Greom) .ols 2ob1nq redt angenebm
(somitog Mbeno blieben mir in Sort
Morqon, Gol., mo mir onoeren Cages
Sem @~ottesNienft bemobnten inns boz
sort nodmittoQs Sic letten 100 Wei:
len 80 bis 35 Meilen per St1t116e Sit:
riidlegten. Son 9enper aus mo6ter
mir oIe1t, sic uniern Mnfentbolt tn
often, gemiitbliden Minnei ota 5n Ell
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16
Ser sobm oes ,,@ar
&oroS."

Sic int eriten Mugenblid unglaub=
lide Ma9riht, 6cB Ser 0eutide &ron=
prin5 in nidt miB511periteben0er &eiie
feline MiBbiuigung nit Ser Maroffo=
Nolitif ser &egierung altsge0riidt bat,
beitdttgt ii@ boMinba1tli6. 9as Ser
balten 0es &ronprin5en mi6eripridd
auen preuBii6en Sraoitionen, oener
5ufolge ser Sbronfolger fid ie0er
ielbiitGnoigen 8etbeiligung an ser
Eolitif 51 entbalten fat, an6ererie its
lit unperfennbar, 6aB ser bon ibm Der
tretene Stonopltnft bon ser Mebrbeit
6es 6eutiden @olfes getbetlt miro. Sic
iett etob1irte Sbotlohe, 6aB ielblt in
Ser foi ierlihen Tamilie l1neinigfei1
iiber Sic altsmdrtige 8olitif 6es &ei=
dies berri lift, mltB int Mus1ono sen
0enfbar ihledtei ten Ginorl1d maiden
|9oB 6os 6eutide 8olf ser Mnit6t it,
boB Sic 5tun6e Ser Mbrednung mil
gngla110 gefomnen lei, fonn SEM Sat-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16

ler ebenlo menig berborgcn geblleben
lein, mie oem &ronprin5en; lpenn oen=
nod sic &egierung einen ebrenpoaen
@ergleih ei,1em bemaffneten &onflift
porge5ogen fat, belien &%onlequen5en
unabieDbar maren, 10 meroen quite
@riinoe 6afiir porban0en gepeien iein.
Gent &ronprin3en ral,mt meoer
@erfanug nod TRADITION audi MIR
Sen geringiten @influB ol.f sic Golitit
Ses &eides Elm; int @egentbeil feline
erponirte @tellung madt linn uenig=
items Ser Seffentlidyfeit gegeniiber
ltrifte Meutralitat our Sflidt. ST
miro m1d fernerbin nidt I'M StanSe
lein, sic Setter Ser a%l1smartigen Goli=
tit 0es @eides gu beeinflulien, nidts=
oeitolpe,1iger 6iirfte man I'M Ml1s1an0e
in ibnl fiinftig cine @efabr fir Sen
el1ropiiiden Srie6en iebe11. Sir Sen
Safer lit oas Hra6iat oes ~@ar
2or6" ollmdlig cine 6irefte Sronie &C.
moroe1t, es 6iirfte jebt n1f SEN Sobn
iibertrugen mer0en. @enn ser 2ebtere
einn1ol sur &egierltng fommt, Damn
oiirfte oller0ings SOS @efiibl ser l1t1=
gebelteren Observation-Disclosures fiir Sic
8etbGtigltng oes <rrabpatriotiSmlts
einen geipaltigen 9dlnpfer bil0en. 60
mar es or6 bel &oiier @ilbelm H.,
inns - ser @pfel falt nidt melt pom
Stan11n.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16
S@ld@ter mno &ieb:
5a1ter.

Sic @ieb5iidter bon Seras baben
oen @eef Iruit SEN &rieg erflart.
@enn ite es ol1sbolten. fann Sic Sade
intereiian mer0en, min0eitenS 0a5u
fiibren, baB Sen groBen 56la6tbaus=
fir1nen better oltf Sic Singer geieben
per0en farm ais bisber. 9ie 3ii6ter
erflGren, 6ob bie gdladter 6urd Sc
hcrrlhung 0es Marftes un0 mi1fiirli=
DIE 6eltieblrng bes Ereiles einen Ser
oier1It bon onnGbern6 breibnn0ert
Ero5ent einbeimien> ma6ren6 Sic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16
@tnneiota.

8%luffton Correspondent -
@ergange1en Gonneritag lieben BEL
elmer @rautmeiie. ibren Treubuno
0ur9 Erieitersban0 iegnen. 8ilb.
@eiier un0 &otbarina &upfer, beioe
bon bier. Ma6 ser firdliden 5eier
fano Elm gemiitblides &o&5eitsfeit
beim Gater ser 8rout itatt. SAB
oem junge,1 Naare, oas leinen Serb
bier I'M Sta6tden griinoet, Elm nlge-
trii6tes Gbcleben beidieoen iein moge,
lit Ser @unih 6es uNor0itern". -
Gas quite, alte Miitterlein 6eS 60
ren5 Gtotterl m1Bte Dem SOB ieinen
Sribut 5ollert. Die G%erltorbene er=
reid)te bas iiberouS bobe Sitter BON
1O3 Sobren. 9oS 8egrabnib fano
ont 4. Mppember inter GROCER Sbeil=
nobnre itott. @ott gebe ibr Sic ewige
M11be! - Cine redt falte 8elle bral1=
1te onfal1gs ser ISOLDE iiber 0ieie Sc
gciro. - Sic 6irl1a Sttnte6ed &
grerer ibidte lebte @ode cine 81
iel1ba6nlpogcnlobung gieb nad Glib
ct. Saul. = 6rm 3on1inif @aorin,
mcIde int @oipital SIT Modeiter ope=
rirt mlr0c, miro 1rdd6lte @ode gell10
inn &reiie Scr ibrigen 51triifer>nartet.
- Sr1 Ser 6on1ilie Stptterl binter=
lieS ser &lopperitor6 ein nie0lides
Ma01cn. @liid 52tln 5amilienereig=
ni1le! - 6ralr Mnoreas Sdneioer
inns Sodter &atbori11a iiberrai6ten
g0bne uno @rii0er NIT einem ange<
nebnre>1 Sc JUDI III Ha0ua, Steorns
County. - Sobom @r5 fauft tie cine
nelte Gilingitrenmaid)i1 bon Ser Str
ma Stu1tebed & @relter; CT mobte
i'm fir 1926 nidt mebr los fem,
menn er feline oroere ser gleid)en Cor
te befplnlnen f0nrtte. - 8. s.. @0ller
lt1o Iron5 Stotterl mar0e Ser @ino
in Moro6ofota etnaS SIT i6arf, 6arob
Iie iid pieSer SIT vMl1ttern" aufmad-
ten. - 81. Stlmtebed reilte %anfangs
0ieier @ode nab 6reeport gum 8e=
grdbniB ieiner peritorbenen Sdymei ter.
= 9as untriiglihlte acknowledgements
fir eil1e geie1ige l1nterbaltrng liegt
oalm Dor, menn iie auf Soften onoe=
rer gefiibrt miro. &latld ieber Mrt
oofumentiert niht auein leere @er5en
lonoern ou6 Bottle &0pfe. S. 6.
Manfato. - SIN &reiie ibrer
&ir0er bon IS Gnfeln un6 5mei l1r=
enfeln bobe1 @crr un0 6rau 8bil.
Miiuer bier 0as Set ibrer %goloener
@oh5eit gefeiert.
st. Saul. - o. ser Modt gum
so1rtog lit oos gan5e sur @amms
@raueret aeborige @eb0l10e, in mel
dem 1id Sic 6arber1=, Sdmieoe= unS
Mage1meritott befin6et, 6en1 Te1er
sum Spfer gefolle1t. M1em Mnideir
nob m11r0e 0os Selter bon 9ran0itif=
tern gelegt. Ser @el ammt idaoen be:
trdgt $4,000 u116 lit oar6 Ser
ltderu1tg ge0etft.
0ulutb. - Mit Ser @abl Sci
@eon1ten, nrit Br6li0ent s. 6. Gin!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16
@aDlmberblid.

Ser s(rsf an Ser oll1 Z. Nopen1ber
ltatt9efrnoenen @oblen bered]figt fel=
ne ser beioeu Yorteien 5u belpl1oere11
@offnlllgen fir sic n1d)lte Erolioent=
~1d1oftsmobl. 9tiuumt n1al1 an, 0ab no.
tio1ule Irogel, meln mtd) 11llr I'M IT'LL
len, mie oas sic inoipiouelle Stellltng=
nofnle nit lid) bril1gt, babel nit IN
@etrod}t fonlne11, 10 5eigt iid ooB
ser @illo nod INNER aus pen1otrat1=
idcr Nibtlt1g mebt ol5 NaGiGlog ST.
ser Stimnl111g, Sic i'm norigen Sabre
rorberrjde1o l1no bon oen Munlb be-
ieelt mar, beln Stan0pattertum Der
republifonilhel1 Nartei einen grilno=
lidyen 9enf5ettel fit ibren Sertral1=
euSbrlth slt perobfolgen. @enn Dor
ser @obI bon republifo1ilder Seite
Mo1ladu1ietts als ser Ser udSbarolne=
ter fir Sic gegenlpdrtige Sariften1pe>
ratltr ol1ge11olttnpen moroen par, 10
miro noh Mobgobe oes 9(1tsfous Ser
le(hen l1;dt piel @offnung in 6ieler Be'
5iehltng SIT iiG0pfen lei1, oel11l oie De-
mofrotelt bobeu, menr1 aud) nit oer=
mi11oerter Mebr9eit, ibrem @ouDernor
Nob 5l1u1 5meiten Male gepablt, 10
groBe Mnltrengl1ngen aa6 Sic 9fepltb=
lifalrer ge11od)t batten. Gin l1eber=
blif iiber Sic @ablen inn gan5en 2an=
Sc seigt inn gar5en mebr 0emofratilae
ols repubIifanii9e grfolge unter
meld' letteren a%Iler0ings Sic &epubli=
foner auf SEN in Marplan0 nit Ma6=
0rud bin5umeiien belieben.
Sn SEEM Dorf baben sic &epublifa=
11er SOS nnterbaus ser 2egislatur &C.
1ponnen l1n0 10 sic einbeitltde Inter
itiibung, sic @oupernel1r 9tr biSber
honiprltden fonnte, bereitelt; aber
nidt min6er fat Sic 9emofratie lit
iode, iid 0es Musfalls 1T @roB Seem
Dorf 5u freuen, 5enn Sic Mieoerlage
bon TammnnD be0el1tet fir lie Sic @e=
Iegenbeit, 6os berrltf ene @oBtblm in
nerhoB ibrer Hortei int Staate ab5u=
idJiitteIn un5 10 nit reineren &an0en
in Sic &on1bogne bon 1912 Enquire
ten. Sic glieSerlage Ser 9emofraten
bel ser 2egislotur1pobl in Seem Seriep
6ertet n1un ols ein ungiinitiges Set
diem fit Gorperne1r @ilion gr batte
arler5inqs .gr0beres &reitige fir iei'
ne MISUNDERSTANDING bebolten,
nenu leine Gortei cine Mebrbeit Bette
m1fmeiIen f0nne11, bod tit Ser MnSfaQ
ser Mab1 in ianem gtoote SEM Dor
Sssohren in minneiota 0ooeme'ener
qleid. @ouperrel1r sohnion bott{
auh nob ieiner er1 item @obl nit elmer
iibertpiegen0en Mehrheit bon Mepublt:
fanern in Ser 2egislatur 51 re6nen
inns 6od mies feline 5meite 8abl einf
u%ngebeuere Mebrhett gegen 6os Ste
1ultat Ser er1ten @abl ouf. &entudt
bat 1ih mie0er ietner alten 2iebe gu
qepan6t, po3lt ser probibitioniitiIh'
@ouberneltrsfon6i6at ser Geptblifa:
ner biel beigetragen bot. Nebrosft
bat ein 6emofratiideS &ongreb mit
qlie0, in ,@%riotmdhl, getpablt, 10 aud
@onIas nn6 SenneHe, un6 nit GROCER
@enugtbn1ing miro es sic 9emofroter
erfiinen, BOB Ser neue Staat Seen
Merico Bel ser eriten @ob1, in Sci
Ser i6mt1ibe @er>paltnnasapparot it
Gtaot un6 Bun6 bon oben Biz nntet
8u mdib1en mar, ii6 %meiitentbetlS fiji
lire Bartei erflart bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16
Tramenittmmre@t.

ssn Sen 1ebten Sabren fat bier5u=
Ion6e Sic Srouenitimmredtsbemegu11
betradtlide Tortidritte gemadt. Sr
elmer Mn5obl bon Stooten tit Der
syrau bereits sic politiide @lei6be=
redtigung ol19 ant 5timmfaIten 5ltz
qeitan0en moroe11 ut6 a1toere tperOe11
6olge Iei1ten. Ser @dblerihaft bon
Wisconlin lit Sic Sroge fir Sic nad]lte
@abl in Sorm 6es 9tef eren0ums bot
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16

Sic ginfliiHe seq @etters I'M Serbit
pera1r1aben g1euralgie. gei6 altf ser
Suit unb babt ct. Safobs Del an
San0. Sc lift cine iidere Sur, nno
ie eber SIR es gebrau@t, 0eIto better.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1911-11-16

11enr %angenebmen geitolteten, uniern
moblgenleinten Danf eritatten. Mit
freun0lidem @r11B, uno Sem @unid:
.Muf elm nodm1uligeS @ieoerieben!
5eid)net 6. 81. @und uno Tamilie.
Evening journal., 1911-02-11
CARRIED HIS OWN ALARM.
With Ills Trusted Timepie"e Under
His Head a Traveller Slept
Peacefully.

A ring that "b-r-r-r-r-d" like a
smothered electric hell startled the
nodding passengers who were YEARLY
watching the clock in the ouiet mp
stairs waiting room OF the Union
Depot THE morning Those who turn
ed their heads saw tall spare man.
who had been stretched ont fast
asleep on one OF the iron BENCHES. sit
up. stretch. and then open' an old
battered valise which he had been
using for a pillow. He thrust his
hand into the valise and drew out an
alarm clock. which was still jangling
convulsivelv
The traveller looked az the dial,
glanced at the station clock on the
wall held his own tmepiecc TO his
ear for a moment and then replaced
IL and snapped shut the valise.
shes right on the tick he said Ca
n man on an adjoining bench. ITS
Just time for my train TO Moberly.
always take the old clock with me
when have TO lay over anywhere the
way I did here this morning he ex-
planned "Once 7 get her wound and
set and under my head my minds
easy and know / won't miss my
train Kansas City Star.
Evening journal., 1911-02-11
Perfect Peace.

The shivering carollers had just
selected a pitch beneath lamp in a
back street, when a small boy emerged
from a house opposite and beckoned
mysteriously to Their leader
Mother says you're TO sing some
thing loud he whispered. THAT Bit
about Peace on earth will do iinel
She don't want no others. Just you
go on hollering Peace on EARTH "
For ten minutes the willing min
strels yelled their loudest Then a
little woman. armed WIKI a copper
saucepan. appeared upon the scene.
"Thanks!' she said, handing the
collector three-pence. "That Peace
on earth as done it beautiful My OIL
man went to fetch the turkey e won
IN a raffie tonight. an comm 'ome, o
made one or two calls and lost il. so
I've jest been a-teachin i'm 10 he
more careful. an 7 didn't want none
o. the neighbors 10 interfere when
q 'ollered out. Pearson's Weekly.
Evening journal., 1911-02-11
SECOND
SOME SPEED, TOO
Have Sixteen StraiGhtS and
Will GO After the Odd
One Tomorrow

Brownson second basketball team,
like the first team, is making a repu-
tation for itself among the basketball
teams in the State. They have yet to
be defeated on their own floor and are
almost as invincible when they play
away.
The second team played at New Cas-
tie Thursday night and again wal
loped Columbia first to the tune Of
IS TO II. making their record sixteen
games won and four lost.
Tomorrow they will play the Forty
fifth Coast Artillery on the Fort Du-
Pont floor and although the soldier
boys are exceedingly fast on their own
floor the second team intends to make
them hustle. Long and Shields are
on the sick list and Sam. Alexander.
the old All Stars crock. player. will
be used in the game with the soldiers.
Evening journal., 1911-02-11
INCOMPATIBLE.

The weekly lesson in Sunday school
dealt with the corrupting influence Of
luxury and worldliness. and the golden
text was a well-known sentence that
the superintendent wished all the
children 10 remember.
II sounded Ike an easy text TO
learn, and the superintendent. mount
ing the platform for a final review
OF the lesson when the school assem-
bled for closing exercises, was sure OF
a pleasing response from his pupils.
Who" he began, can repeat the
golden text?"
score Of hands we're raised and
the superintendent chose a little girl
with blue eyes, as well-bred. we'll
behaved little girl from a well-to-do
and particular family. TO repeat the
text for him
Well. Dorothy he said, you NAV
tell 1t TO us. Stand up so we can ali
hear you"
Dorothy stood up. IN the prettiness
OF her best dress and the daintines
81 har hair ribbons.
Evening journal., 1911-02-11
PRETTY THIN

The tail-of-the-season reform that
swept over Coney Island might we'll
have considered the welfare Of the
wretched horses which are used for
the dime ride" business. When the
season closes they are auctionsd of,
and are knocked down TO the bidders
al next to nothing. Generally they arc
so skeleton Ike that they are practi-
cally useless
At the end Of the season a buyer
bought an exceptionally attenuated
specimen after be had been coaxed to
bid on him by numerous promises
made by the auctioneer, who wound
up by saying:
Now. look ahere. boss, If you buy
this hawse an you amt pleased with
the animile. you just bring him back
and get your money-see?"
Yes retorted the buyer, but this
IS the last day Of the sale, and the
Evening journal., 1911-02-11
Lincoln cards. gth and Market. +.

New York city has tax-free real
estate valued at more than one and
one-quarter billion dallors.
There are 103 cement factories IN
the United States. and the number is
growing all the time.
What promises to be a valuable
coal field has been discovered in the
Brazilian State of Pernambuco.
Thoracograph is the name that has
been given a machine which has been
invented to draw diagrams Of per-
sons chest movements during re-
spiration.
Evening journal., 1911-02-11
BITS FOR The
TRI-STATERS
Salary Limit Will Not be
Changed at Next Meeting Of
The League
CASSIDY GETS YANIGAN
GAME FOR THE PEACHES

Tri-State conditions are improving
in every way. Reports from Johns
town are TO the effect that there will
be no club there If the salay limit
is only 5000 higher. and unless all
the clubs agree TO a change the sal
airy limit will not be touched at the
meeting TO be held at Harrisburg on
next Thursday. President Carpenter
has said the figures will stand as
they are, and that ends it.
Pete Cassidy has received word that
the Philadelphia Yanigans will be
here on April % for an exhibition
game with the Tri-Staters. Another
home game will be with Albany
Pete is booking other teams for his
season games here.
As yet Pete has received no an
swe-s to the contracts sent out Il
few days ago. The acceptances are
expected next week.
Before Il was officially announced
that the Reading team would stick
the Reading Eagle said:
THE Reading association members
like baseball, but do not have the
time to give the attention TO the
business that It requires. They want
to sell out and each member will give
800 to support a team here. Not
withstanding all rumors to the con-
trary. only one bid was received for
the franchise This was made by
William Abbott Whitman. owner Of
the Circus Maximus, who offers
$1,000. The association wants more
money and will not come down in
price. Unless the members give the
club TO Mr.. Whitman at his price, the
organization must hold on o. there
will be no nine here this year.
There are many rumors that va
rious local parties wanted to pur-
chase the team, but all proved to be
false"
Evening journal., 1911-02-11

The total number OF automobiles
registered in France at the end Of
1910 wos $3.50, not including taxi
autos, autobuses, trucks, etc Taking
into account the latter vehicles and
the purchase Of the year il is esti-
mated that there are at pre- sent about
$4,000 automobiles in that country.
The number registered in 150S was
44.759.
Evening journal., 1911-02-11
ARTHUR no 7LER

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Feb. 11-That
Michigan is developing a weight
thrower Of unusual ability has been
demonstrated by the work of Kohler
in his recent track practice. The big
freshman is heaving the ball far be-
yond Captain Horner. having achieved
a mark of 46 feet 2 inches. That
mark is beyond the intercollegiate
records and not so very far from
worlds marks, so that it seems more
Evening journal., 1911-02-11

beast is so blamed thin he may die
on my hands. Then, supposing I did
bring him back, you probably wouldn't
be here TO receive him"
"Oh, well blandly replied the auc-
tioneer, If you do bring him back and
we amt here. you kid justs shove It
under the door. ."-Lippincott's
Evening journal., 1911-02-11
Not the Kind OF a Cur.

Several young men were standing
before the desk ia the Shirley Hotel
yesterday afternoon talking about
dogs One of them thought he'd both
er the telephone girl by drawing her
into the discussion. She Is pretty
and good natu-ed but yesterday af-
ternoon she was very busy.
Say. Bessie said the young nah.
what kind of dogs do you like?"
The girl found time TO say, Fox
terriers"
"Ypu do?'
Yes. I'd just love to have a nice
little fox terrier"
"Geei" said the young man, I'D
like TO be a little fox terrier"
The girl smiled You might not
MI the bill" she said.
why not7' he asked.
Because" she replied. after an
swering a call I'D want one bright
enough TO be taught something. -
Denver Post.
Evening journal., 1911-02-11
NO SECRET SCORING.

By United Press Leased Special Wire.
CHICAGO, Feb. 1.-THE identity Of
the scorers in the American League
will not be kept secret. President
Johnson has vetoed the proposition on
the ground that the American League
magnates are all opposed to it.
Evening journal., 1911-02-11
7 wsCLIpDY SI54l77ZVc ONFZ/cH7s9 1
EpOM hEYNEST 70 hl7KlaI1A

KEY WEST, Fla, Feb. 11.-This
photo shows J. A. McCurdy, the Amer
lean aviator. staring on his trip from
Key West TO Havana. McCurdy got
within ten miles of Havana when he
dropped into the water owing to lack
OF a sufficient supply of lubricating
oil.
Evening journal., 1911-02-11
FODDER FOR
FIGHT FANS
New Workers. Talk of That
WOlgaSt-BrOwn Come
Out Fight
DID ADDY SEND
HIMSELF HIS DISTANCE ?

Now that lightweight champion
Wolgast and Knockout" Brown are
matched to fight again. New York
sports are wondering whether Wolgast
really Showed" all he had in We'd
nesday's six-rOund bout with Brown
In Philadelphia, when the New York
er had all the better of the encounter
II is the opinion in New York that
Wolgast would not have agreed to such
an early return match il he did not
feel that he had not done himself JUS
tice in the Wednesday fight. The two
will meet at the National Sporting
Club, New York, on March for ten
rounds.
Evening journal., 1911-02-11
MORE BOWLERS FOR THE
WHISKY. M. C. A. MATCH

The first games of the Wilmington
Whist Club-Y. NJ. G. A. bowling
tourney will be rolled next Thursday
evening, the b teams on the Whist
Clubs alleys and the A teams on the
Y. II. G. A. alleys. This tournament
has created considerable enthusiasm
in the associations and many bowlers
are signing for the teams. Two men
added their names to the Y. NJ. c. A.
list last evening They are James
Walker and X. A. Horner.
Valentines and Art Port Cards, 9th
and Markefs
Evening journal., 1911-02-11

There was no Chesmar- West Ches-
ter All-Scholastic game at Brownson
Hall yesterday afternoon, several Of
the Chesmar players having sustained
injuries which kept them out of the
game.
Evening journal., 1911-02-11
Mems and Young Mems
Suits and OVerCOatS
AT ONE-HALF PRICE

$500, $500 and 5000 Boys Suits
and Overcoats. Sizes S to 60 OK
$3.50 and $500 Mems Sweater
Coats at SI.65
$500 and $3.50 Mems Sweater
Coats at S2.S5
$500 Boys Sweater Coats, now
at Csc
Evening journal., 1911-02-11

you cannot" she said distinctly
you cannot serve God and mamma. 81
st Paul Dispatch.
Evening journal., 1911-02-11
llassy valentines. 9th and Market. =
PICK LOCAL BOWLERS.

Pin artists, who will represent Will
mington at the n. B. A. tournament AZ
Buffalo, n. Y, opening on February
% will be Kirk. Brown, Hardwick.
Green, Maginnis.
Evening journal., 1911-02-11

than probable that Kohler will de-
velop into a record breaker, as did
his predecessors at Michigan, Coe and
Rose. AS the freshmen ''phenom"
did better with the hammer and discus
during his preparatory days than with
the shot, he gives promise Of great
performances when he can get out
doors While Kohler will not be
eligible for varsity competition this
season. he will probably be sent east
to compete in some of the open meets.
Evening journal., 1911-02-11
Showing Of
NEW SPRING HATS
FOR MEN

The Headform Derby, Nobby Spring
Styles at $500
The New .Snellenburg Wide Brim
Derby at $500
New Spring Caps for Men and
Boys SOC and S1.OO
Evening journal., 1911-02-11

Classy Valentines, 9th and Market =
Evening journal., 1911-02-11

Announcement was made in Boston
today that Americas, holder of the
light Heavyweight wrestling cham
pionship, will be the man who will
meet Gotch in the preliminaries there
on February 20 in a handicap match.
Evening journal., 1911-02-11
Game Called on.

Dainty valentines. 9Th and Market. :
Evening journal., 1911-02-11

Mike CTwin) Sullivan. of Boston, has
issued challenge to Bob Moha, the
Milwaukee welter-weight. who last
night. had the Dixie Kid hanging on
for dear life to last through the clos
ing round of their fight al Buffalo.
Evening journal., 1911-02-11

ADDITIONAL SPORT ON PAGE s.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1911-11-07
Confidence Begets Credit and Credit
Will Build a Home.

This may sound far fetched, but
1t is as true as gospel. The people
who today own their own homes in
this town years ago showed til II
confidence in our community by in
vesting their savings here. Their
small investments created more
credit for them and it was not Iona
before their credit was enough to
enable them to build home. The
same opportunities exist today for
the man who Is willing to start
home investments are always look
ed upon with more favor by our fin
ancial institutions than investments
in some far of corner of the globe,
and II you are thinking Of starting
home we want to talk things ov-
er with you and give you some idea
about what you. will need In the
lumber line. Our stock Is complete.
diff Young & Clifton.